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d eg - ;s;5z 80
~ New and Comfortable Schedules
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS. OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEI,.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-On and af
ter the lst of March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules will be over the inland route
between Richmond aud New York: Leave Rich
inond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock p M .
arrive If New York, daily, at 81, A. NJ, and Ct P. NJ
Fare to Washington, lst class seats.-S5 so
:. &c Baltimore LIST 50 ".........-...7 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail-
Between baltimore and philadelphia, by New W
Castle and Frenchtown line. . so
Between Philadelphia AMI New York , 90
For lst class passengers, and 81 on each for I'd
class DO.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore &, Ohio Railroad Company, in Waships.
ton, for Pttsburg and Wheeng via the Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and PittsbUrg-
(Iirne "a hoursl Sfi 80
Between Washington and Wheeling
(T1me 81 hours "a
For through tickets to Washington and Balti
more, or other Information, apply a. the tickle; OF
Zee.
IL q deemed proper, il addition to state for tina
information OF passe1 gers, that four daily lines are
In operation between Washington and Batimore.
by means Of which the traveller who through
husinhss or naaanrs hes nasn DELAYED in Wash
ngto'.' mas l. Always In mis- power to proceed a.
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north Of that place RITH
Agent of Transportation.
Richmond, FEB. 90 1882.
r. o--ihe Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers. except at the following ara.
mona: Cottage, Tnylorsviile junction, Chestarfsii
Milford, Ginneys, fredericksburg and Brooks.
n; BY order of the Postmaster General. mn
Washington on Sunday nights
"a an
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DATE DE NAFE.-A most excelen, and deli
Z cous remedy for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, &c,
and all pulmonary diseases To singers and public
speakers this remedy is invaluable, by its action
on the lungs and throat, when taken il small quaint
ties il removes all hoarseness in short time and
wonderfully increases the power ard flexibiiity OF
the voice. For sale by
R. DUVAL & BROTHER,
Chemists q Druggists, Bank square,
de % Richmond.
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DAPTIsT BOOK DEPOsITORY,-Iu:

BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSiTORY.-Just
ID received new publication, viz: Eespder and
the First tpistas, OF John. This commentary s said
10 be by many the best of that able Divine Also On
hand tie annexed Comm entarys.
heancer on the Epistles of James; Robert Eaidane
90 the fpistles ct the Romans; Charles Hodges
Commentary on Romsns; Rev A A Browns do on
heViicus; !ohn Brown, u d, on the FRS, Epistles
OF Peter; /! Alexander on the Psalms; George
Horne, ID ID, en- the Psa.rns; Hacke, on the Acts
OF the Ap, stiles; c Tench's notes on the meiciss
OF our Lo,d; Tench's notes on the Parallels Of
do John Brown, D, discourses on the ssSins. NJ
ear Lord Jesus Christ. '-s' "a
Bards OF the Bible by George Gii6Dsn
Se0 CHARLES WORKMAN o,ozf.
CUPERiDR QUALITY CL1Ti9ISc y;
~ REDUCED PRICES. Il. GOODwaN n
ia Main street l. now Offering his entire IT, ~
heavy Winter Ciohng. viz: Vi
Over Cos!s Of every style and quality
Business Fir, cks = Sacks ct oil ousIfasI
Cashmere Pants and Vests
MeriDu Under SLirts Drawers &c Sc
At greatly reduced prices Those who bsva No..
asppiied themselves, Cen find crest BARGAINS =,
d GoODHAN's,
No 1874 Nsis street. opposite EAGLE So,,rs
NB-i have on hand ALA, good assortment p,
Trunks and Carpet Bags. which an exceeiineIv
anxious ~ close out
ia ID.G.
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JAMES BROWN, Jr., (who mas filled the
- Office OF second Au ltor OF Virginia for 80 years
past) offers MS services 10 the puolc sitter the lat
day of January next, stock Broker.
lie will, agent. purchase ana sell State Stocks,
BanA stocks, stock and Bonds of Railroad Com
panes and City, Corporation and every other des
cription of marketable Stocks.
He will, for moderate compensation, act as at
tornny for the transfer OF stocks sold By pei
| siding at distance from kichmend, and paIticu
larry of State Stocks, icing familiar with the laws
ana equations governing The same; and will col
iect and remi. iueiest and dividends, payable in
Richnond, on all description of stocks, end also
claims the public treasury.
J. b. Jr, being well znown tn roughout the State,
deems il unnecessary TO annex any references.
de 23=.}aWts
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AALUAsSAE UnInIPkOvhD LOT UN
Cary, near 18th street, for sale privately
subscrioer is authorized to SELL privately that very
valuable uninproved lot OF Land fronting so feet
the South side ot Cary street. below l2th 81, and
West OF Messrs. Tins,ey ~ Bryants Store, ano run.
ming back about $50 feet. 10 the alley. As ioca-
ton for large wholesale business of any kind,
this lot is considered inferior to now TO be had
in the city The terms Will be very accommodating
il I4-4teod JAMES 81. TAYLOR.
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1M sAChs 6. a. AND FINE sAI-T
AOU for taie by >
~H WILLIAM EGGLEsToN
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( ADIEs' BOOTS AND SHOEs.-I have
Ii now hand Ladies' Caters half Caters,
walking Shoes, Bootees, Slippers, &c, of all fash
ionable styles and qualities, to which iav.e the
attention OF purchasers.
JOHN THOMPSON
de IA 81 III ain stfeet
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re- ESy GUODS,-Tne subscriber has just re.
IL seived another supply OF New Goods, which
ne is prepared TO make up in the most approved
styles be so!icits a call from his customers and
the public generally.
VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
"a In 18th 81 ta Errh Hotel
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pRIvATE PRACTICR.-pr PLUME 8

pRlVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME q
L co. may be consulted, confdentially for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr Swengs or en-.
iargernents Syphilis, and al morbid discharges.
whether recent or chronic. Also all those COM
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the VERY hest
arucie known, TO give tone and vigor 70 certain
abused aud debisted organs, SIS well "a TO removable
asystem shattered by dissipation or other CAUSE
Medicines securely put up. with fall directions
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended to. ofice on Franklin street below Eg
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia 10
y I'M, xc.-Hhd superior Old Jamaica Run
- finest Cognac Brandies. dark and pale old Ap,
pie and Peach Brandy, together with agspera.'..
ae.s RM BURTON.
ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERe.-
= TIE subscriber sclicits the attention Of Tobae-
90 Manufacturers :" hss superior Presses aud Mils
OF stoiy description. FkAHM,
Eagle Foundry. Cary below Pearl s.rces
ao l--n DO -.
A PPLES.--5J 6ols Norlhern Apples r,.es,yns
~ end for ssss WW TiyI0r
4 Ard, LAKE., LAIRD Eess Ne ~ NoIsp.
n tsin i;sti; IL Aess prime Butter Jass ne
eeiyed and for sale by
De N {. u, cRENssIAw & CO
p0TAT0Es.-l5D1 nbls. 81 CO. - p..r ss5oorgs
l sehooiooy, StiAl on hand, saii 70 be the anest
Potatoes In Merse, by taass who hsy. heoght
them. r~s-ssJOHa ~ vesf. qTs
JAZZ .loe2 Haart.
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NOR TOBACCONISTS-
L 1000 los best large Tonqua Beans
so bottles Essential Oil Bitter Almonds
$50 lbs lest Oil Cinnamon, Chinese
2OJ lbs Oil Bergamot, Cloves and Annis
500 lbs Cardamon, Fennel and Annis Seeds
500 lbs Mace, Cloves, Natnegs and Spice
kegs best Liquid Stcrax
Beautiful Crimson, Green and Blue Branding
Paints, for boxes and cases.
Also, Branding Brushes, Va.nishes, &c, &c, for
sale az the lowest wholesale prices
Flavoring of very superior quality, made and
furnished al the price of ingredients only.
BENNETT s. BEERS,
ia2i Druggists, 125 Main street.
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T TAkh S shAHGI foH ~ g %HaT spr
Llr.o OF ANIMAL CALLED THE JACKASS.-
have received direct from Maraeaybo, in the
Province OF Venezuela, A, a superior three year
old JACK, which 1 offer for sale at reasonable
price tor cash
For farther particulars, apply to
D B BRTDGFORD,
Al Robert RsnAin's Office, ON the Dock
"a
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Nr BARGAINS IN BUNNkT,, &c,
HEAs3 5eing anxious to dispose of the stock on
Ia hand, OF Bonnets. RIBBONS, Flowers. &c
~~ vii sell them at greatly reduced prices.
MRS. SWORDS
Millinery Establishment, -25 Btoad street
ia 81
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uAY.-Two small lots Hay, daily expected pgf
IL schrs David Hale aud Gipsey, for sale. 10 ar
nTe, by JOHN w, WRIGHT,
| Ja ii Deck Wharf
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NFDAR TAR-Consumpfion CuIeo:[
Il The most successtul remedy now In use for the
cure OF Incipien. Consumption. Brnnchti,, Asthma;
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases OF me Liver ana
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore. r.rarai
Mas. B. B. Eoaa1s-Dear Madam For seveIai
wears have been afflicted with frequent nelpo
Ihages of the lungs, attended with psihia.
Trriad various remedies and had the best medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Gear
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARhS,
127 saratoga street, BALTIMORE, Ma
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates. =,
r Beware of counteriei.s. The genuine art
Gle q for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 MEi1 street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
a. ro T-aSt
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IOK SALE, CAUICE BkEED, OF

L0h SALE, CHUICE BREEDS OF
l. Fowls
pal, yellow shsughees, weight per pair IS lbs
l do white Shanshaes, do do do Is lbs
l do Cochin Chlna's, (5rei from imported
Fowls
do Golden Spansled Fowls imported
l DO black Spanish do
| do Cumberland do
10 do young Shanghses and Cochin Chinas
The above named Fowls are pure, ana most Of
them imported. address T. S. e., box III LYNCH.
burg Va ia 1i-S1'p F,-
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ItoWN HALL. in Charlottesville. Va
This large and commodioas buoing is now
completed, and will be rented on accomlnoda,ing
terms for Lectures, Concerts, DC. The loom 10.
tended Tor thsse purposes is capable of containing
from 10 ei0 PERSONS. Those desirous OF obtaining
it, can address & oss paid
HENRY BENSON, Agent.
CharlOtlesvie. Va Dec. q. 1852 deai-ena-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-26

NTE PATENT GOLD PEN.-TO THE
i PUBLlC.-After thirty years study, practice
and experience in teaching penmanship and pen
making, and perseverance, in my endeavors to sub.
sttute the metals for the quill in the desirable quail
tiles OF elasticity, h1xoiy and the prevention of
SCATTERING, (being heid in any position il the hand)
Ihave succeeded beyond my most sangune expec-
taions, and in addition to which, have the pleas
ure TO present to the world Pen OF Gold emorac.
ing every desirable quality of the quill pen, and
adding thereto the durability ct the metal.
A. VIM RAPP
We have received further supply of those su
perior Pens, embracing three sizes, which offer
Tor sale at the manufacturers prices Sole agents
Tor Richmond, GEhEET s. JAMES
jail Eagle Square.
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las. D. BROWNE'. RICHMOND IRON

las. ID. BKOWNE's RICHMUNU IhUN
y RAILING MANUFACTORY-Tbe subscriber
would respectfug inform bis customers and the
public generally, that having purchased quantity
of Iron before the late advance in prices heMs pre-
pared to Manufacture Plaiu and Ornamental Railing
of either cast or wrought Iron, for Dwellings end
Cemeteries upon the most reasonable terms. Also
Vault and Cellar doors, Grateiug, &C. Persons In
want will find it to their interest to call early in
view Of the increasing advance OF Iron.
JAMES D. BROWNE.
"a 10 I'm OH street uaxt 10 LAFAYETTE Hall
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s.s HOUSE rOk REET.-Tnat newly erected
Es;:s and very desirable residence situated on
Franklin street, between 9th and 9th streets, and
now occupied By Mr. John Il. Gilrner containing
about rooms, and being and IL excellent or
der, having every convenience attached, with gas
and water. Possession may be had about lst Felt
IA Z2-eOlw JAMES Nj TAYLOR
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Eoa hi aE-A No Sesmstress and Chamber
Maia toat can cut out and make almost any
'nihg APpy 70 EDWARD D. EAGHO.
IN GeAsrL Agent and Collector,
''~ ONCE lsth street
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COUNTRY bACON-hCG ROUND--.c-cc,1;,--r
~ very superior, list received AMI ..,r ssIe by
i,aa JAMES B. SHEI TON,
"a - corner OF Broad md An sis
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MILLEOX 81 BETTs-Metropisan Store,
w Isl Main street. near l2th-are receiving By
Express a good assortment of Alexander's Kid
Gloves, all coors and sizes; also a large assort
ment OF Square and Long Shawls, white ernbrod-
cred and plain Thibet Shawls, handsome style all
wool mouslaines, Flannels, Blankets, Sheetings
Call and examine our goods and prices Goods
sen, to all pats Of the city free OF charge ia 20
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'oaANUFACTtRERs.-60 dog sweet
,boi ior Manufacturers, u gpod article Dur
hy - 80 anu io or s saiT Sn-apP
Ia % " a SAhGIhEA.
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TENDERS AND FIRE IRoNS.-Brass
L green with brass mould;Dgs, bronzed and MUIR
places; brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons,
assorted, in prices from so cents to 81 so.
Also, good assortment OF polished and brass
head Poksrs, for sale by
10 VAN LEW a. TAYLOR
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IO0A CASKS NO. HNOND
4 &OO Ground Plaster
500 tons Lump Plaster
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
800 casks Thomaston Lime
so barrels Tar
For sale by
jail McGRUDER & SONS.
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as possible their winter stock of Dry Goods, will
now offer the ID at greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment will be found many handsome and
desirable goods, such plain aRd GgUr. ali wool
Mouselanes and Cashmeres, Mousin de LANES,
plain and figured co d and BLK Silks, French and
English aieTuos, Alpaca. Fannels, Sbawis, Cloaks,
Hosiery, d c, ali Of which will De sod low.
HART & MOSES
ia - So Main street.
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TARTERs SPANISH hiIXTURE.-A
~ large supply of this popular remedy, for all
diseases of blood and impurity of the system, such
scroiuls, Rheumatism, Indigestion, Liver Com
plant, &C. trial of single bottle will prove its
efficacy beyond question. For sale by
f. J. PICOT corner opposite
jail The Old Market.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
For The Fayetteville Observer.
Representative for Lincoln,

AIEssRs. EDIToRsd The Importance
Of the approaching canyass-the re-
q -mption OF the State Of Tennessee
u ON wing rule Il has suggested to
| pc democracy the indispensable pro,
P Fiety of bringing forward our ablest
ahd most deserving men for tile off,
ces to be filed at the August cleo
ton This is right-and the de-
mocracy Of LincolH fully subscribe to
the policy Viewi hg it as the most
s hfe and jpdicious course, the only
matter now to be attended to, is to
select the man. I'm a reyiewEof all
the worthy number in old. Lincoln,
il is believed, the best selection that
cI IN be made to represent the county,
id Col. Drury IT. Perkins, Of Fay
etteville. The gehtlemanly deport-
NJ ent, the cOnsel vative course
the honest integrity, and admitted
ability, combined with his sterling
d fmocracy, clearly point him out as
the man for the crisis And in add
ton to all this, his former course
h ving laid aside bis own claims FOL
! the good of the patty-has endeared
him to the party, and brought it IN
d er obligations sufficiently strong, w
trust, to compensate him at this tim,
W th seat in our next Legislature
@ Consequently, the undersigned mos
earnestly solicit him to permit thu
u Re of his name, FIR that station
u let it be used, Colonel.
! BUCKEYE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03

! Insane Through E.reessipe Jog
4 writer desyrf Thing the i.unatlt
Asylum a t Blackw wells Island says:
''Here is 3 woman whom JOY has
deprived of her senses. Her hus,
band and Child were on board a
vessel which was wrecked. Going
down to the shoFe every day, as il
with the wi sh OF being nearer the
beloved objects that lay buried be
d aath tile sea, suddenly she behell
them landing fir pm a vessel which
bad pick ed them up aud saved
them. A b over wheln,lrg tlord OF
joy peryaded her bosom, and then
reason was gone forever. She nev-
or has noWn them since, but sits
On what she thinks the same rock,
where she used TO bewail their fate,
sYringing he hands, and mourning
most piteo usly; while every week
the husband and son come and gaze
on her ia &C, in hope to rouse one
CLEAN Of memory, but iil vain
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
JAMES L. THOMSON WIS., BUCHkNsr
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
New Firm, New Store. and New Goods

sENH F. undersigned have associated thrn,-
a selves ngeIheT, for the purpuSe Of cen
"'Hug general mercantile business, and
are now Ieeeiving very extensive and besi-
able stock Of Foreign and Domestic,
staple aud Fancy Dry Goods; Boots.
shoes and EsreEam<: Hats ami ems.
BOOKS and Stationery. Umbrellas,
Hardware and Cutlery: CEsir.n. sIs.ss
aud QucenSyEare, &c. sc.
Their stock was selected with CfeaI rare
IN The Eastern Market. bF the iunInr partner.
aud they fiater themselves that tbey have
succeeded 10 getting up an assortment wh ich
Tor extent. variety. and beaefy OF stvle. can
not be surpassed by any house IN Fayerle
wit and they only suIlcit call from por-
chasefs. 10 cao vince them that they will selg
hem Goods on Christmas Year credit as
low as they can bny them fron any otber
mouse. under anv ciTcunsianc4s
THOMSON & BUCUANAN
North East Corner Pilbiic Square.
OcI. III. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
Mr.. Cass' Resolution.

In the Senate, din the 18th, Mr..
Chss' resolutions, rda affirming theMon-
rde doctrine, we're taken up, when
the mover made the following re-
m axis r
+. Mr.. Cass said that two Presidents
= Mr.. Monroe, III 1924, and Mr.
pix, l845-had made their decla
ra ton, and had given good reasons
why it should BID adopted. Their
declarations were but an Executive
pr otest against the re-colonization Of
an y part of the A nerican continent
by any European over. The right
to assert such right resulted from
thht principle Of til e law of nations
which al ways adaptB itself to the cir
Gu distances of the world. The right
of the title by dis covery, was one
res Quilting from the discovery Of
A herica, and has since become an
established principle.
1 TO give any Eur opean power the
right of dominion over any Of the
Al erican States, Of to place them in
the position of defendant colonies,
then this nation Would become in.
vol we'd in inexplicab difficulty
| The provides thus colonized would,
+ in the event of al y European war,
bedome disturbed aid involved in ii
as partizans Of their respective gov
jernm ents, and in IBIS way our dom-
mefce and relations with the world
would be embarrassed and cireum-
1scrIbed The right Of self pr6tec-
! ton justified this declaration and its
maintenance In the correspondence
between Blr. Rush dnd Mr. Canning,
in 1924, this right Vas admitted and
advised by Mr. Calhing.
When such men Jas Mr. Monroe,
Polk and Canning, believe this right
to be just, these who held the doc
trine now could ST nd undismayed
by the sneers and sdoffs which ever
lastingfy we're thrown upon them.
If such curse Was right thirty
years Nago, how much more was it
proper and necessary now, when our
position has grown ihte strength and
Importance in the world There was
DO doubt but that the declaration
made by Mr.. Monrob had its due eff
feet, but it was not to be denied that
the opinion was fast growing in En-
rope that the United States did not
Sc riously intend to hold to its declara
ton. 1t became our duty to de-
clare that We do int end to maintain
that declaration, and that if Cuba be
seized upon by any European nation
we will resist it by force.
The declarations CT Messrs Polk
and Monroe had lain Idle III the ar
chives, and should receive legislative
sanction and force. 1t was evident
to the world that experiments were
now making on our fdrbear ance, and
being yielded to in any case, events
of critical Importance will be forced
upon as. Our tinnidity and negli-
gence have laid US op en- to- these at
tacks upon our rights. Public SEN
timent has always been right Oh this
subject, and far in ad vance of Con
gress. Some years ago, when Mr..
Allen introduced resolutions Oh this
subject, the Senate refused TO take
them up. 1t will have tobe acted
on at some time The South Amer
lean States were falling TO pieces,
md we're closely watched by Europe
IN Governments. They are all in-I
in defeating US. They will
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03

Ehe average amount of butter pro-
dueed by the milch COWS of this
country annually is 49 pounds, and
the Average produce Of cheese is near
ly LII pounds. Pennsylvania makes
4o,ps0,oOO pounds Of butter a year.
New Work, in the productMeness of
its hahies. is in advance of any other
Sta tie, yielding one-fourth of all the
but ter, and nearly one-haIf Of all the
cheese made inIths Union
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
Rev. JOHN P. CAMPBELL request,

Rev. 10 nm P. CAMPBELL rec uests
us TO tender to County Count Clerks
Of Tenness ee bis very cordia thanks
for their cheerful and satisfactory
response for bis Nashville AID Gen
eral ommercial Directory.
A few how ever have moi yet re-
spouded d, a nd as the work is about
going to pres Is he greatly desires
That a list Of the merchants and
principal Professional men. b nks.
Insurance OF fees, Hotels, SC, may
come in, in til he for their Insertion.
He wishes to give a notice Of ev-
ely Printing Press and every Jour-
nal in the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03

a Bright Spot The Banner fO''n-
D., IF tie .ofofes-In FL Paso coun-
- T.xas Pierre and King received
six hundred and MY ptes' "'"e
u Scoit NONE EfPaso is MT on
r. the Kramer Counts Of Texas, but
of ihe uui'n. l nis Is H"lhg np
politics on the .rue jig manure sly :
all ON one side
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03

Thin s /, h Nev Kork.--John Va j
Buren, was Initiated into The Tam
many Society, on Saturday even
ing, The 9Th Of January, was Gel
ebrated by al grand festival il the
cold Wigwam."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
THE WIeTER AT SEA. III F

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
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