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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

FIRE. The N etropolitan Female
Institute, situateP in Montgomery,
Ala, was entirely consumed, togeth-
or with. most of Il e furniture, on the
2il inst. Lo IS abb tut SIS. 900 The
uildings were owned by Rev. DR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

Tie indiana la (Fexas} Bulletin, Q.
the 30th ultiIho, has the following;
Santa a ma is pros eeutipg meas
ures strenuously. "A tax Of 12B
cents is impostd, says the Ledger,
ION each mem Der of a. FIRMLY, with
unsparing rig4r, causing much dis
tress and conn Ilaiut among the poor.
An order bis Ii kewise been issued fol-
raising an army fol frontier defence
TO amount to ninety-one thousand
men"
All men able to bear arms are re
morsele kslyIpreF sed in the service =
His designs against the United ST ptes
are fore4had lowe II On the late decree
of SAINT a hna, vii ich enjoins all who
have suiferd u frbm Indian De preda-
tions, to present tlIeir claims at the
city Of Mexico. lie intends to de-
mand restitution u bder he treaty of
Guadalupe IIidalgo. This order
has given ii Sc tp immense fraud
Many claims, TheFe injuries to the
amount Of $50 have been sustained,
are swollen to $1,000.
Another paper has thefollowingi
Santa Anna, it appears, when he
eft his residence to resume his aicla-
torship of NJ exiqo, had no great con
idence in the stability of his power,
'or he left his house in Tabasco, With
al its furniture, cock pits, and every
hing ready to rPceive him at a mo-
men S warning. A personal friend
If the one-legged hero thinks moth
ng will softd u him toward the U.ni-
ed States bu a good round sum,
ONE millions in amount lie thinks
he United States will have trouble
nth him.
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Gleanings from til 6 Waysiie,
VIZ Editorial Nprpk7ynqs.


1t is computed that there are four
l millions Of Germans il this country.
FIX President Van Buren, propo-
SEES to spend the coming winter in
, Switzerland.
1t is said the University Of Viz
ginia will commence its October
session with about COO students.
The capital Of he principal bank
ers and brokers in Cincinnati IS as
sessed ct over Sl5,0p0,00p, on
which the taxes am ount.to S2S0,000
The emigration from Ireland 10
America in the L st six years has
been I,250,00o.
The expense Of The Howard IS.
sociati0n at New o. leans is reporlad
at $500 per day.
Strikes for higher wages have
been so general in England, among
workmen, that Parliamc nt is about
to pat a stop TO it.
Texas has .ninedy-f5u counties,
Rhode Island four.
The Loudon FREQ Press thinks
three cents will be the ruling price
Of pork in East Tennessee this year
Some, he says, has been engaged at
two and a half cents a pound, in diff
ierent places.
The NIillerites lave fixed upon
May, 1854, as the date pf the de-
struetion of the wo tlq They say
therewiIl be no mist IlSe about itthis
time
TAe emigration d the republic of
Liberia is rapidly increasing
The first Baptist church Of Boston
is erecting a new house of Worship to
cost SS0,000, exclusive Of the lot
which was purchased for $4,000
The cbolera.by the latest accounts,
IS Spreading over the North Of Eu-
'ope, making frishtfpl ravages in
many quarters.
Mr.. Josiah Locke, one of the edi-
ors ofthe Cincinnati Times, ran off
he other day and got married. An
ind ivilualB and worthy
/ general note.
1t is said that thd are about
ixty la wyers, pension hgdnts, Sc, in
be different states, tAl for trial,
Iiarged with issuing ll.audulent pa
ers for procuring len ious.
An exchange says Il lady residing
a eyicinity Of lfmTippah eoun-
=, Miss ,,last week became the moth
T Of slcea dllrea al one Jrfhi
ION believe it.
WARH CLuArE.--Tbe Spanish Sc
rotary Of Legation at Washington
lmirkeh the other day, that ths eli
ate Of Madeira consis's-of ~ten
iontlis Of winter and two months Of
fI!' Those Castil!ans employ warm /,
Qfds to express their ideas. ,
Tle Common Council Of Louisville
hIe passed an ordinance prohibit
d the purchase and SIDE of slaves
itAln Tie city limits, under penal
y " $500 for each d,y's offence
Tie children of The Public Schools
New York 1egan, on Monday. tho
5inst, TO visit the Crystal Palace,
the ratio OF five thousand per day.
IN days viii be consumed in admit
lg themaall.
II i 81 id that. s5nta Anna has
ready raised an army 81 $1,000
tie fnes St boxing men ever
lovn id Mexico.
An Indiana paper says that Mr.
Tyler Of uamiltoa county, in
ut State, has field Of corn aver
ing fifteen feet in height. Tall
RI, that.
VIM. K Northal, one Of The e5i-
5 OF th4 New Orleans p 3a,'GIla
i'm to thc yellow fever He IS ihe
tn editor who has died dunas tae
son q that disease.
The Tuseumlgia NORTH Albanian
S that ta4 RaiIroad FROM that
ce t9 Decat ar, IS miles, is nov in
e operation
- hear lba I Id, 900 h,sgS, raised
Illiopis, hayf been 81 fcd al st.
as, vilbont a puIe.saser-
9lea III a Go e1{er.-Tbe
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

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&C.,. - .-..-.--.---.-----.---.
Blind Faith.
Tie author Of Jaaius has said
somewhere N his ID tters, thst @wbep
once a man IS de.sh.atae3 f. beIiora
the very absDr,l;tv Of I'D aoc,ri,.o
confirms bin IL lid faith, The I.
scryatioo Itself il rooo;v4oa e,,o,,.
day, additional co.I 6rmatia,. Az
cor,linc to the soatb orn weekly post
it IS truIe. every w rd of +. n {
abondapsly nroved bv The int4os j
deviation ,or fbafir1 and orr,rists If
every class % he s. h. doctrjnes.tber
profess. Whilst the nlaia dictates If
reason aha con anon sense. arr 81 ri
mctanhJ oboyed BY tnany, very MANY
others. All men agree. with vorJ
few exhibitions. In i sgard 70 certain
relipionsI land moral ohIigatione e.cg
- 81 al r4, ~
ity.an5 Iroo5 f,ifl, / IN sn0tbor.
I'M bo,r PitIo on+l,I ,s;...a I'll .na,1
,o,nic.st c,r Ia rI.;,.t.,,,o,.oI. sa,,5
-
tbo o+bar ~ ii ~, +.;li e..1.,I,s
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=. tso 81 i; r..+l, ,.l..a+
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ro,I1 10 e n n .a,,;r...o-
Bat asit / fla;F.;al4asa dava,ion +
d;srnstino an.l r;,iionlor,s RntIar 4
his H8bibrss i,oIbla,aa Ill lis ,aoaI.
jar vein. al,n1es NJ NJ Efn4arr wor-
Shin Of an 81. bv IAo F.,ynts;,.s IN
terms or inst flsriE;on ani a33s Win
co6oI noinf
4o.t..-.,3.,.,
For that church &. rsre1 rllrtrrlaal.v
But Ike 40 not thipl ANYBODY has :
a riebtto laugh atItbe POOR beatbe6.
when thsy know What absarditios are
swallowed by persbns educated IN g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

INDIANA F'RosT- 1t appears says
me 'Incen mes Gazette, that the
frost has do ne extensive injury in
some OF tie northern counties
Ia Kosciusk5 county, ii IS said many
helds are rplned, and the buck
wheat crop is generally destroyed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

Hoes IN ST.. LOUls.-Tbo first
contract Of the season Tor packing
was reported last Friday coo Cat
heavy hogs, to weigh 200 lbs. and
to be delivered in Noycm-
Der at S. per 100 lbs.
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'Ehc Grea test Hisforical ana
AlleSOrical Print OF the

n commemorntion of that most important
l. event IN the American Revolution, the British
surrcnderlng their arms to Gen. Washington az
Ie[ Ihelr dofeat at Yorktown, Va, October l7s1
/ nc Engraving is executed by Tanner, VAL
IahGe' he2rney, d. Co., from an original drawing
Iy d, r. RenGult, and published by Beniamin
Tanner, Engraver, Philadelphia. The size oftbe
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Asheo 10 subscribers at Sl2 in the sheet.
Explanation.
NE HIsToRT.-ln the first and grand plan aro
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neers; who were present at the transaction, with
IHithful likeness of each.
In the first group is seen Gen. Washington
Ten. Rochambeau, Gen. Lincoln Col Hanilton
an old farmer eagre to contemplate the scene
ington.
.! In the second group are American and French
onGers' Gen. Knox, Secretary Wilson, the Duke
ue T Ln" qua and the Marquisde La Fayettc.
he third groupis descriptive of the British
sucTTehdeIing their arms. Lord Corvallis Gen.
OHara, Commodore Simmons, Colonel Tarlton.
YIN I'm TWO ringers cut off, Lieutenant Col. Ralph
Aoercrombie, Lieutenant Col. Dundas, Lord
che"ton, DC Lord CORVALLIS appears presen-
ting his sword to the first General Officer he
meets, but Gen. Washington is pointed out to
MN as the only person 70 " HON he Is to surren-
der his sword
On the heights in the distance are the difFeren.
S q and crowds of spectators. The house of
secretary Wilson. occupied by Lord I,OrrUaIIis
and his staff. which was bOmbarded and r,iencaJ
with balls the Marquis La Fayette having re-
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dInner of Lord Corvallis, asked leave of Gen
y. W Arlington TO serve him dish of his own cook
ing and immediately after several bombsheiis
Tell through the roof en the table, and wounded
some, and dispersed the party.
The ALLEGORT.-Gn the left Is erected 4, M,
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sacr1nced their lives and fortunes to insure ~ ~
their citizens the liberty and Independence thew
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