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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-03

I'M y undes'e hed has laid of blocksqf Ldt
Of several acres IN each Tor private, resi-
lence ind Is now prepared lbscll thcm ht phi
v4ic ga f. t"ihose who desifd 10 h.tNc Skinner
refdenfes, III he beautiful and healthy t,Iwn IN
'shsiissi osssn. We have ~ the 'loih Site
bekides The most he .9ths stmoaphere add pure
itiestoHo water u most oxfcllfui Chal beate
Sifua whch is supposed 90 Pd lnixdd with
white hur
VINE MOORE. Agent etc
MAY 20, ls52-tL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-03

4 FIRST Rare NoTicE.-Thc
elitol OF the Charlottesville (lnd.)
Review having been sw ndlcd out of
50 by a Joel Cresh, & yes that IN
dividual the following iirst-rate no.
tice:
May bedbngs, mosquitoes, and
the nightmare, and all the hobsob-
iins Of a guilty conscience, haunt
him on his way 10 that well heated
prison where conuicts are led on
fcIndcrs and aqnafo'tls soup, aud
be compelled'to pick his teeth with
a red hot poker throughput all ctcr-
nifty.
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Very Respectfully,
T. -. OATMAN.
Secretary III sloan's Marble Factory.

SoGTH Nashville, June 81, 1853.
Pm J. MIrcnElL- Sir Being impressed
like many are RELATIVE, to medicines bearing any
resembance 10 patents--that they are for the
most part imposition, pr humbbg, / was tardy
th forming conclusions favorable to your med
Icnes; but seeing their effect On next door
neighbor. was induced to Try them on a negro
girl, being affected with Rheumatism in her
hand and foot Having triqd other Physicians
with no real benefit used your Biood Purifier,
and htepDidtic Brtratt, which had the desired
effect OF satisfactorily curing the girl, after an
Illness Of several months
can recommend it 10 the afflicted M n med -
lrine worthy the highest praise, and at least for
the above Diseases no imposition
Respectfully,
w. IT, WILKINSON.
Constable Of 9th District.
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SyAluTl8 lEIOlU sjl13
sOuth sidc Of ihc sgunre
SUEI.RY VftiIP TIiyN

"a VIE sul'seribers having taken charge sss
Of tho above nabed llotel. fur B5
nerIy known AZ the frfssnssFr ilorsn. 81 q
Wlll cndeaYer 10 render completed sails w
idction 10 all y 10 may Favor tlient with
t1eir patronage They Intent tRpif table shall
hft be inferior 10 Any ever furnished in this
plaee. There will be b. icb8fydd chair. ott,
fdf Ladies and their ailthdanih. 80 res,.o,,,-
biIiiy ior money qplsl dehfeF4l tn the Prs
piletoTs or bar-kceTef. Thers hlll 10 note-
sIIoHsbllity io' umlrellis left iii Tire Bar R.,a
Dlsordefly conduct will lead 10 4 ,isua.rs;os ~
those gsify Persona wishing ID hoafI by tLc
yiar viii be required IT, SETTLE luafteflv. Fer
SIPS wishing To staY al night n longer. Wba
hise no baggage viii hdreqnlrcle :, pay Is AL
vinee no pe'Aon viii be pefeIilted to send
seT wants on effpnds without lierllsaion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-03

An Englishnan travelling IN Mis-,
sssiIpi lately, took OIL his note book
and lnaslc The f,iIowing entry;
4 fAota Bcne- They llay peopl,
alive here, as they do slaughter OK.
en-. As a proof Of il, soc the 'IoI-
lowing PARAGRAPH in the Grenada
Republican:
I'VE understand that Pason
Parks was fkinned by Colonel VIII
cox during The discussion between
Tie latter gentleman and Mr.. Barry
al Carrplll4n last week. The par
sou made sbmc remark in relation
to the COLONEL, " bile he was speak
ing, When { he Colonel turned upon
hln5 and scpred him until bis Jaw
hung very lPw, and his mouth pre-
scented d huge obGse angle, enbel-
hshed with rows Of teeth; while
HE whole Of the cavity allpded' 10
offered an e hticins opportunity for
The study Of anatomy Of lis several
appcniages The red and fiery APP
pearance ollhe prilicc, we donbt
not showed hm 10 be slill a Gre-eat
r..
Horrible! excIamed The EuglisIl.
man---and he returned tic note
book 70 his pocket
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Diarrs.en CoraiaI, for Diarrb@a, Dya
NAsHvtLr.f. LMnr 1t ls5

NASHVILLE, May Isl, tS1J
This is TO certify that have used DR. Mitch
CLIPS Hood Hurinel' IN ease of leiLoto
JamRre, ii which il made perfect rnre, al
i.r using giediqine. from other Physieia1s to
30 piirposel My case was a very bad one, in
Which suffered some two months before Try ?
ing Dr. Mitclfell's Blood Purifier. | would
recommend II 10 all, particularly 10 Of
Jlaundtce. believe II to be the best medicine
lDr all diseases Of the stomach and Liver that
have ever taken.
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MAXEY, MCCLURE g. Co,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
NO. i5 Market street!


Sc - e. e.. . !; e.: H.. IL. &; H.
Sheet Copper, Block Tin Sheet Iron, Sal
Irons; Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales
Wrought and Gust Iron Cook Stoves If The
most approved patterns. Wood and Coal
Stoves, consisting Of Franklin. Ten Plate, sev-
en- Plate, Box and Cylinder Stoves. Also Par
lor Chamber, and Office Graiea--to all ofwbicb
they would respectfully call the attention Of
those wishing 10 purchase. Sept 2a--6m
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~ EHPS 1castd4 fly an hand at his old stand
~ AZ the Tan n arl. an excellent supply %
B0ots, ahd Shoes, lIaraeys aud SInlHo, Soic, Up
per, HlPncs9 and Saddle ieadir ri u Superior
qualtvH ali Of Which cwil be sbli iom for cash
boz exchanged for Ilrter.
April |, 1853. JAMES u. COBB.
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Gb,doa's Ware Iiouse,
MQQLD inform The people Of <,ss..,s
w Nashville and the surrounding Eeegss7
country that he has recently improYe1e% H r
and greatly enlarged bis Marble Yard, Cf3
and is now prepared 20 OH all orders
an the marble line az the thortest no. .<ska.
tcr and on the most favorable terms for cAsH.
lie would qallparticilat attention TO his veil
selected Htpfk Of monuments, mantle pieces
figures, g4ii4n figures, biataary, Fountains
I,aptismal Glnts Uns, Vases, 'rombs. ctc
many Of wtifh are Of the pureat Italian Mar
bic. and frbin the chsei 81 the best European
masters. IFS arrangements are now comiIlete
for furnishing all kinds Of marble. either Of
his own nAlufaciure or imported lie has on
hand 4 largo quantity Of Italian marble, IN The
rough state which be viii sell very low.--
House Furniture ~ Egyptian Mafble Of the
best quality eau be had at bis yard lie liat
tiers himself that bs can now servo tho public
on as accommodating terms AZ any similar es
the west. A share Of public
patronage % solicited lsept22.
T. A-The attention AZ the lovers 81 the
Fine Artists drected 20 my atsoamebt Of stat
iary. They are pf the rarest and finest quail
=, and 81 direct niportaiionl
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CoACHFA FACTORY.

Fgp THE subscribers have now
Ia i'il operation lS0neit Factory, in ID,
lituliing foftDerlt orcniei vs. Nh. Joseph
scott ala ''H'uel shop - Err M Tenn.
whore They are prepared 10 inauniacilro-
Eo.csies. Hf0rss,sNvays. EtEEeirS, dc.
ncaily qiil ie' il ti,ialc, Il, th' hes. aeasoned
timber and materials, ia tha lishtcst aud most
substantial niauier. which thdy " Il sell as low
loi cash OF olleleiittP puhctlal men, Rs can be
obtained else' here bud they feed assured that
their work viii com pare lasofably with any
west 81 the rnomta ns. Al work done by
them Nhrsanted to stand 81 months. Ladies'
and gentlemen are invited toIcgl RErAIRING
faithfully executed, at short hoiidc, on reason-
bic terms. JAS o. MASSEY.
March 81 1853 ly NJ HER,
--i si-ss- if ~ -----
scxIIAfsre - pra 41
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SELLING AT tFOST.

InWrNG 10 The pfolract ID illness Of our
~ RoH- i, Gray we viii dispose Of our en-
Lire stock Of Goods ut cost an' oarriage- and no
mistake, Now IS the time 10 get excellent
(dssis, AT nominal rrice if application be
made soon Call without hflay, II YOU want
bargains All kinds of Batter taken in ex-
change f9f Goods, as4lsual
April 1853 R4A GRAY 4 ca.
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i Il II i l Il y.
The ShcibyviiIe House. and GIie
SOuih Nashville Furniture
nanuGnffurings Conn
n.tMV HnifeH.



TEtHE undersigned taken pleaFz n
u IRE 70 announcing iotheciti- s..;ss :.sss
zeBs Of this aud adjoining counties
that he is constantly receiving ia additiou 10
his already large stod large and spIeaslIi lots
81 plain and fashionable FurnIinrs.--ss hiek in
part consists 81 the following iftieles. Mahae-
any Bureaus from II 10 IL different stylss---
prices from go 10 $50 Mahogany Dfesain1.
Bureaus with glasses a. Sl3 and upwards IS
splendid lot Of sOfs~ beth common and fine;
also French do. BcdsieRtis--1'rnndla Bed
steads. low post Iicdstead-. common Rcdstca,ir.
plain curtain do. actasou d1 misses DO. serpeu-
tine cpttsse dds serpeniti,e trrtian gothic
cottage d" French 'dfi dn fine nabae.env to
prices from ~ 80 ~ sf5 'Eabge.-@iFal-
ing tables, breal. iafi ZIP, dessert Do. dining to
extension do, side df ceuter do card dis
prI' es from . .Dto SD tIlftirs--folnineu
'lo, cane soaf do mahogany and walnut laslor
ohaiH, Rocitiug do, sewing und nursing 10.
scroll and PLAIN Rockers, dinfcat styles If
Elizabeth chair, &c. Nafdsobfs aud presses.
cr,im aud eradlns, diy'li ADD ottoiiaus lour,fes
aud mattrasns, stanfls and waslt stands ~,
eiosed and llain, writing desks md sllcs, hat
racks and whatnois, Ot stools and Hlrois,
Ne ne &c. &c, all Of "hieb arr manufactured,
by tht South Nashville Manniaettriue Com
Iany-aDd oee'aaie.f tp be- equal 10 goodness Ia
any work made IN city or conntfy--aud which
work lwill soil At thejF kifcst Nash, ilie Iaices
alttom my o.iitfuai 4hafgc 6y. Bei1Lt Alsd
viii make liberal DEDUCTION on large bib
The greatest possihe eare is takrn in pnrk Tx.
n send at distance
NJ e. MOULTON.
SLelLv, ,iIe Int, tt I4.X -
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NASHVILLE.
z-=z-====sF==fs=-s7F
j. c. DARDEN.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
China, Glass and Qaeensware,
90 North SIDE Pablo Square,
Nashville. Tenn,

NusnVtfte, Eenhss
HAS just received and opened QI5ll
I i lasgeiand well assorted stock of
Fancy Dinner, Tea, Desert and Tete-a- W
tete Sets; Fancy Toilet Bottles, Ocean ~.
tiers, Puff Boxes, Goblets, Pitchers, Vases, Golf
fee Guns, Jewelry Boxes. Candlcsticks, Card
Baskets, Ink Stands, Mugs, Paper Weights,
Toy Sets, Silverea Bowls, Goblets, and Salt
Stands, with a great variety of other fancy
articles; together with gilt and white China
Glass, Stone. yellow and common Wares. Al
Of which are offered at Wholesale OF retail, OF
as reasonable terms Dis amy house in the west
Nov IS the time to buy wares cheap, as the!
are advancing. [Sept. al &c. DARDEN.
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FAMIkE AT NEwrouNDLAND. BY
the arrival Of the big llnlilhx at
Boston, we have dates to Sept 27-
Accounts have been received there
from Newfou Midland 70 Sept. u,
which states that the pbtatoe crop,
on account Of the rot. WIS almost an
ontire GAlarc. The catching fish was
also very 4hott, and the most serious
apprehension were felt Of famine
on the iBkindlthe coming winter, as
the stock Of provisions now Oh hand
would not laJt above two months r.
IL was leard d that grcat suffering
would be Experienced by the poorer
classes, and the papers were urgiIg
the Government to call an early sfE-
sion Of the Legislature to devise.
means 70 meet The emergency.
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vTNllE Subscribers have on hand at

Nile subscribers have on hand at -.
Il tlieirshopin Fayetteville, Tenn.
and will hereafter keep one of the cs3nA
largest, iinest, and cheapest assoftments Of
Furniture ever brought TO this place, DON
sisting in Part of IEurcIus, of all styles; tsun-
die, French common, low post, cottage octa-
gon and t!tecian Bcdstcnds; centre, exlen-
sion, reaklsst, ironing, dining aud card Ia
bics, rofkpg, parlor, sowing, and other
Chairs, Cribs and Cradles; Stands and WISH
stands, Divans ana ottomans, Lounges and
Mattresses, Writing Desks and Sofas, &c Nc,
all of which we offer at less prices than such
Articles haNe cveriIoen sold for in Fayptte vile.
We intepd to hs able 10 furnish everything
that may be -fall4l for in the Furniture line
at tile veiy shortest notice, at prices much be-
low what has alwhh been asked for such arti-
eles in thls market We simply ask the pub
lie, to cali and eSImine our stock aud prices
before purchasing +that will confirm what W,
say.
WILSON & FoRMWALT.
T. S.--lM q ARE, disc, ready to make Collins
nj any tirhe, on sis rt notice, from the finest L
common; trimmell| Ia any stvic wished, aud de
liver theInin aarh CIV iscarsc. in any part o
, tins eouiltv without amy extra charge. Cal
aud sce I'D the dll tod. Thankful forlp.
avors Nd solicit j eoutuumee.
/ Aug, III, tSA3-E1y. w. & +,
y 2
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.@l lioME MADE BRooANs at
Feb. III. SHAPARD'S
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TAXING TIER SENSES. "A tai

TAKING THEIR SENSES. A tall
cadaverous man in y shabby suit OF
black, long beard and long cane,
went into D little shop the ether day,
away down on the road To an cas-
tern shore town, and nodaing TO the
smoke dried dame, who was put ter
ing around Within, saws he
MADAM, Pm a travelling agent; |
am seeking names, etc, for new
edition Of The census, and a."
'erhe senses" climcs the old
woman. "You don't say SOL =
Well she continued, ',iI's sc ting
10 be a sillnl worI don't you lhiuIl
50, mislri?"
why do you think that jusu
now, my dear ma Ilam?'
"WeiI. there ) so many loin's and
gon 5 on now, To what there was
y hen ] was a gal, that | declare II
body don't know holIlin no how,oul
we're in the country; a man came Il
long last week; he took thc senses
tOD--
sh, indeed?"
nYcs sir, he took old Polly smiths
senses clean straight onl Oh her, by
giving her glory glo-g glory lprnI,
he called IT; and after he took :ou'
her stnses, he apiIated the poor
old souls thumb, wot sllt suffered
With b hull year. But doar,. oh
doniP' sighed Tie old IN, tlaint no
use round here taking their senses,
lor folks act rs il they bad no senses
TO take. no how" I.
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what will be lone with the New
York Dudohnall? Some one viii
have DO take him in hand. Jast
See vll Al the fellow says about the
figures at ho Crystal palace
The nuhiber bf made figures at
the Crystal Palace rather crowds our
modcsty. We ca In look nd naked
Tomah; but when il comes to rush
the masdulines with nothing on bnt
their ears, i g beg leave t b % into the
next rom Men are horIid crea-
lures; cons quentIy, the LESS we see
of ihdin, the better.
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(NnAiNs- log, 18th. 81 etchcrr tongue
~ brchet, sAad. lock halter. aud trace Chains
Feb. , SHAPARD.
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WI VL ola H. f4 an. md get that barrel
IL hs'i barrel Il nm. NolaifhF II ism
F"o , s'IAfARD.s
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shelby,ille. Jul, "a ls58-ly.
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Richmond College.

W. 80 .-r------ m : ~
''a' '.N institution located about
ir,,,.,,- -, u '''l' 20 appear 10 new and
nen,s 20 80 are DO" making grange.
-, '''-'s, '-''a'e 70 Tue objects which tue
~ '''', 1'' worthy oi 'he city from which
rue! purpose t'a' 30 Ire exterior and
'''''' u S"'l DC ECU" to ii' high local posi-
While on this subject vo ,,g. .,.-......
impression which W. t,,c -.s.,- ~, '''.' -D
prevails I'm Chi. co,,r,.s.r w.. .t. .'.'''sS
tartan Institution Thi. is ,I,,.,,... ,,''
in this respect only upon the same to,n, ,,. ,,,t.
Colleges Of the Stat, NJ, 49, ''.' ''' "''e'
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OF the Board Of Health Ia feW DAYS to declare the ei,y
to be nee OF tho epidemic although not so Of the fever
NC S'nk NC may PablWh Recommendation To our old
residents who are out Of the city return to We do
no, think there any danger for them to come back to
their business although deem inadvsable to say the
same thing to persons Who unaccimated and have
never been here These had better rcmaiu away until
aTcsa'ir down right stout frost has declared tselL
by the time this uotcc reaches our friends at the North
East and West, frost will doubt have been announ
eed and there will DC then still greater assurance for the
pToPTiey anu prudence Of their clurn So, We say to
the CID citizens, come baek;he city is safe for youN
o. Piciy,Hc, Oct ..
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The arrest OF Miss Cuuuuhamc, in Tuscany FOR giving
to peasant copy OF the Bible aud also copy OF Bun
vans Pilgrims Progress swell calculated TO renew the
excitement which The of the Msai but short time
since crcitcd here The London Tunes saws her cas-, Ia.
been taken UP IN the proper gu,rtcr aud that every effort
that can cmadc 10y the diplomatic agents Of the English
Government 60 obtain this Young LADY release will bc tried
m the hrs instance, and these do succeed il will he
time enough 10 consider the appropriate method
bringing TIE refractory Sovereign torcason Tho very n-
slant the intelligence q! the outrage reached England
cause OF the young lady taken 10 in right earnest bv
the Foreign Minister Who has described the violence OF
which She has been made the object being "not only
CONTRARY "a the principles ut the Gospel hut TO the spr
u the ngr The most energetic directions have been
forwarded TO Mr. S,retI procUrchc Young ad,s in
slant release. The public may assured that the dig
nifty OF England viii bc yinicatcd in suitable manner
and Miss Cunuiushamc shortly restored to H0ctty.-N
y. Itg,A
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IL..L.N-N NlNNEL. ncr.nr,. Il

n, VVI"NTT. y.
To7,cIrl.-s ana receipts aaU r-i-.a without r 4u-e
We sraaa 4a.e lau l4-s sr75 90 $500 AMI -. 0od
MHua-r 31 60 g.; Common Leaf $3.50 r1 1850. Good and
IN Stamping :o;oto 1885, Good T.as Manufacturing So
"wrra a-'.', selling 30 e. % l- white ari ass
Tor ED., VI Lgr- fEl--s- HESTER & WHITE
HH. . s.ls I.r.I..
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ALuSAapniA MAuKEr, Uc,. 10.

Flour Is g.etr,ccp,. r' no sales. Car price 80 So.
\'sT .r ".e.. oae.i.G to-day M.r5c; quiet prices t.u
sc|cl S..,s u' wAc aui mixed com IS c.s. Prime
yellow may hc g1nei 90 SJa - ,t.. Com meal Is selling
600 '" SEQ. INrre appears ,p boz ca M iu &c m.rAc.
io 3rea z-us generally Dealers looking ios the next
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RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is. 1888.
10 COMPLEMENTARY.

a. WAfg"
Article. wren both paper published
THIS rule Of long standing ought he
be departed Obtiary exceeding
Tines charged Tor Advertisements
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FNE CArrLt-Thc Wythevils 7sl,graph gives re-
Porioi sale OF fine cattle which took p,ce at wythevc
on Saturday, the s'h int 10y Alczaudc- $. Mathews
COW u years old, was sold for su-tvo year, old for
&'G-t79-fve years old for :IOI-ss1. 500 s,7. and
go re-p'ctve.y-thte' years old for Fs8, $3.50 sos
one /" years Oh Tor sl2J-Oue years old fer Slgp-
aud one year old FOR SIGU. Heifsr calves urd.r ,
year old we're sold for Sal 60, $50 s52 sos and AZ,
high A. SOL Boil cilves under oac wear oh ere Iii
i9r s"i, $50 90, aud 81 lG. The 5juihWct can take
the premium for fine cattle
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LOUISVILLE MARKET oct II-Tolacco.-Th
favorable weather .r housing the crop has oppressed uc
market and $50 have uoticc1 decline iurir. tc we,
OF fully "J 10 - uu al qualities. t 30 understood that Ills
yea. crop wti Pc o'vcry EUc texture. Notwithstanding.
e Low stag, OF tAe river, te receipts have exceeded
the sales, and tAc stock sI,c pretty large ", now
quote ll-s 80 90 g. medium leaf So = 49, and shin
PING aHt manufacturing leaf at 81 Z. There is 10
choice Offering.
We repeat comparative statement of this and last
YEN. sales 20 the week -2l hha-, against PSI same
"ee ,t season and the total ,e- Of the season ending
VIII H' N,H INST, have been lGu"l bids, urst - gig
hhls. time last ycar-shpwigg falling OIL this sc.-
sou on last OF G2Nu. The number Of h4ls re-al and r..
numbered since the lst November fully 1000 hhi-
IT., number Of Mason county sold this year iu cxu. ri
i--i BE- about 5000 uHHs by adding tuc REMEMBERED and
'- excess %. Mason county Tobacco, soda this season 10 the
Cos, tie actual deficiency exceeds 5000.
D. Is proper 'o STATE that 100 uhds sampled numbered
aud counted les sold in tue above though they are ire
qier tiy ai,hlraNu
The allowing ave the particulars Of The weeks sales:
On Monday sales ol % hhls-2at : 80 aud 10 IL
at 90 .y, " 90 GiG % aud az 20. On Tuesday aud
wednesday, sales OF as Lhls-l A. Is BAT GOAT S.
- az aa' goo, 10 ut Gao So, aud no aJlT go. On
THURSDAY, sales o.! L. huIs-l ats g5 IS n, s,5 90 IL
a. o5.d a.. and rf 50. On Friday sales Of 81 HID,
-a 40 soll % is 10 5'5 %. ~ GG 90 aud q: 90
a5. On Sturdy sales o! 80 hhds-q at IOl4 90,
j. a. l5a5 So al tIG 80, at 5a7 so, and at %
Saey yesterday, not included in the above oflG hhis
g at ojii %, az 5aj 80, and at 20, 90, and
Z 10.
NEW ORLEANS IAEEET. Oct Io-Tobaeco-Sle
i' binds selected refused IL, % selected admitted
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
sock on h.udon the lst Sept 1853, hhds q9,2Is
Arrived since 2562
Arrived to-day
Total 8l,7so
Exported 90 dlfc 35II
Exported today a5li
-..rs On I,.J ..l o, gt., bo,,1 not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18


The London correspondence Of the New York Advsr-
U'er says TIE cholera 'ssycre Newcastle where the
deaths have already reached Js7 It frs, appeared ~
days back, and in the corresponding period Of it, invasion
DO s5I, the deaths were only IgI.
- Collector Bronson continues 10 receive ,t, y,,,.,,
a'onoi iavorite organs Of tuc Administration for bi, re-
Iaa 20 hcstow olco upon Frec-oicrs ACCORDING II, ,to
wishes OF tho President aaI Cabinet The True demo
cras Bl-ubuucrJ has the following:
L..-T tDtfr.THE Er1Nsuy FORTUNATE C.r.,... r,.,-
som. .ree 'HaaF Democrat whom 90 the gtiy f,-
p. t.H .ali"t. wonderful politician, aho
h'.+.- 900 p.agc under U0mocaur aIm-rsst-.,;,, ~
condemned hy anary every journal Of hi4 ovp ,i,1
''p.,'.', 'iI "trmg approved and defended iv ,y,y
7'''r "'N'A' exception, iu 'Hc cause be rr0frss, Ia do
Psr. We shall be- delighted 20 behold tfe Iatfc,
on Toe composition of Which tLe Collector fs so
tN-'t 'Ni WHICH, Ni.1 finished, is to 81, shake the
nerves Of ihe "H'' country s common man would b,yo
written 'ho letter BOO f.y I1ur4 Tho Crsr, a. ~, ~
I'fi w.t. r.n1fH.y take tau En..s 'o lre..ur oh r 1000,
.HI. hi' iI.n every wu.' af. 5r ..ui..It E..ry .,
itnr. WuI bn 90 d'-gs.' Every period will I, Lid, ,
"'lN oI I''-..Hr 'f iHe administration livery r,-,
r "'' ,. -... '. az TIE bead OF Secretary Goth
'"I ,'' ic-i" Zoe 'lp.ncl Oh course the Collector
"H. bold on TO the Isst moment. OF co1r.o he go,
nothing Tor the salary. ofcour.c not
W.. BmS>ASs coycam.-wc learn tba, Mr., B,...u
aud the celebrated Songsircss Miss Brennan b, ~ a.
'1mbia south Carolina, are soon 20 visit ,ur cite e- .
purpose OF giving concert or Mis- 49, We r,ys IN, 49,,
months past seen hcmo-t dlttcriug notices I'm o-o,
g'' We have olso seen letter toa gentleman i, t.
city from the Hon. VIM. G. Preston in which b,,l ,..
are spoken Of in high terms Of commeod,i,, ., ~.
a., musical talents pronounced 70 be Of superior or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

HrTrSg's CouEr-Thc Cruina! business of this term
will be taken up today aud continued ill disposed or