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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
Y PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C..

Smh Ess Surross@ the Cnuut Nugs notice hereby
according law al pcrsons havns cims asaast AN
DREW KthER. hic OF the ate vss nov Ctyl OF Williams
tufsh decessed that they rcd exhibit the sane with the
tleu 60 the substc ~ No ll foryth 81 Ire
CITY New Yoi1 tero the ni,h dy Mrh Rest-Ds'ed
August. TO- 1854 ~ lavtmW EDWARD RihEil, ENecstoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Austioneer -,
EAUTIFUL FARM of ABOUT 81

N ACRES Of CHOICE LAND IN The EILLAGh q
slsYLON at AUCTION-ANTH0NY }. BLEECAEA
sest public snction on FRIDAY Fen ~ 81 Y 0eosa
giving viz: At Babylon LII, Farm containing about
fGes Of rood land be the more or les situated on
apmpike road at the east part OF me village OF BABY
Seat South Bay, comprising beautiful neck Of land
"a part arabic asd nesdow of great fertility, aud ia
q Of cultivation and Il cny iour nies from t1e railroad
- house In excellent ORDER with two good bsrns coach
srse tables &c Tins properly Offers unusual induce
yrts for those wishing desabe neck Of land with fine
sns and full particulars apply 70 the Auctioreer No.
fpzdRt NY fZ313)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
NTW,JTRSEY RAILROsDS-On and att

~ er the 9th Of December tram vii leave NewY0Tk
Of o'clock. A NJ from foot Of Courtandt-st. arriving
IN Philadelphia u noon the kensington Station. TINS
line viii be Relief Express Train 70 the A. NJ EIpres
Train which will also through in four hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Charleston
sold by both lines Tickets cold 20 passengers for way sta
irons In wJersey in the A NJ train only at reduced
prces The Trenton Accommodation Tram VIII, on and
after the 18th December, leave Trenton az NJ arriving
In New York az y noon. returning from NewIork at
T. NJ by which passengers wall also be carried az reduced
prices relieving the 81 P NJ Phlidelpha train OF way pas
SINGERS These Arrangements viii make certain the
connection the Mails and through passengers with thu
continuous trs leaving Philadelphia at and lO4 2. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
MORTGAGE SALE.-Notice is hereby

MI OKTGAGE SALE.-NOtice is hereby
III gwen that by virtue of 20 Of SALE contained in
l4attel morsose executed By the Rensselaer, and Wash
SION Plank Road Company shall sell at Public Vendue,
fthe Phoenix HOTEL in the Village Of Lansingburgh,
18th day OF February next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
filst day the following described property viz;
a5ocO feet OF Henlock Plank and Stngers the
tEssfoB, Woshipgton County.
$1,000 feet Of Hemlock Plank and Stngers in the town
fsebeghticoke Reussc lseT County
FCoO feet Of Sawed Pine Timber
30 yards Of Lime Stone.
Beords OF common Building Stone.
sbauels Of Cement
t7e pounds Of Iron Bolts All in the town Of Schaght.
de, Aforesaid
The whole Of said property being the line of
NJ Plank Rood as follows viz:
About Is feet OF Plank and STngers Van Buren's
Terry in Easen about go coo feet of Plank and Singers
eWnghrs Ferry in Easton about o. coo feet Of Plank
I'd Strngers the lands OF James Wye Esq near Kid
Ny Creeks about 900 feet OF Plank and Sosers on the
Eds OF the Company, the house Of Isaac Kip and
gon the lands Of j. r. r. Pryn about 325 900 feet of
Kk and StrDgers the line Of The Plank Read between
as Hoosic River and the ferry at Mechsnicsville.
Tie Pine Timber IS lying the line OF the road the
nd leading from Saltwater TO Schagbtcoke Point. The
epe the place and the Iron Bolts and Cement
"a barn the lands Of Abraham Van Veshten on the
ssth sGe Of the lIoosic River in the vicinity.
The Plank three inches thick and eight feet long and
" siIFe1s three by SIX inches twelve feet longLan
asbureh Feb. 0, 1853. A. Il. POWERS, Mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
MESS GOODS for CASH.I HOME. L

A. No. 81 Nssssu-st opposite the Post Office is
ceivug and offers for se large and attractive stock Of
Sls and Fency Dress Goods Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Barge De LANES Plain and Printed Bareges Plain and
suipe6 Popns, Prints, LINENS Ginghans, White Goods,
&C mostly from auction Also, full assortment of DO.
estics cash. prices from 10 to is per cent lower than
they can be bought on the usual credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
and MONTREAL RAILROAD

AEW-lORk and McNlREAL hAlLkOAD
N-NEW-YoRk 20 BURLINGTON, ST. JOHNSBU-
RY, OGDENSBURGH and MOSrREAL.-rickcts can be
procured at New FORK and NewHAven Railroad Office,
No 4l2 Broadway New York, to Bellows Falls, Rutnd,
Burlington Windsor White River Junction, Wells River,
ST. Johnshury St. Abans Rouses Point Ogfensburgh aud
Montreal. Express Trains leave at A. VI and 3j0P. NJ
Baggage checked through Freight by the Railroad steam
e, from Pect slip every dag p with dispatch, at
dueed rstes 20 Burlington, 81 Johnsbury, Osdensburgh
Montreal, and all intermediate towns.
T. HYDE, Agent, No. l52 south-st., New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16

CTONINGTeN LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROElDESCE.-On and AFTER THURSDAY, Feb II,
nat the Steamers Ct tbs LIE vii leave Pier Nc Sorh
cepted, Al T. " ias,ead OF p VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16

A SSIGNEE' SALE.-A NALUBLE PRO
a PERTY at ACKNOWLEDGED ia the Village Of VI.
e Town OF SsugeTties Ulster CO. n. T. consisting of
b Dwelling House and Out Buildings, aud three four
gait Building Lots The said property VIII be sold
s3th February, lust, AZ o'clock r ~, at the Ex-
bsse House, tept By p. Poland, in sa1 village. An
eaonsble title will be given. JOHN FIELD,
g. ". HUMMEL
ASGgDees Of Elias WOOdruG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
Jnsuranre Companies.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.
" CAPITAL, 100000.
Company row ready transact the OF insurance
ofsse No MsiEst, WM. V. BRADY, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
DOCHESTER. LOCKPORTand NIAGARA

II FALLS RAILROAD open 10 BUFFALO.-The most
direct quickest and cheapest route - Toronto hamit0n
ana Canals Wes-On and after TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1888,
trains will leave Rochester for Buffalo and Niagara Falls Rs
follows: 10 NJ and 2l5 p NJ Returning tram VIII leave
Buffalo and Niagara Falls for Rochester at $50 AN and 10
PM Passengers Buffalo will lind this route superior IN
point of comfort any other The road thoroughly built
and equT ped with entirely and locomotives The
present terminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
the most central potion Of the city, 90, o,,o,, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
NEW.JERsEY RAiLROAD.-NEW.

nv
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. 5. MAIL
ENTREES LISES-ThrUugh in y hours-New jersey
Railroad, via jersey City, leavins NcwNork n andS
A NJ and 81 p NJ from foot Of Courtlsndtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of Nanutst. Fare reduced
T. g. for frstclsss and a. - for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets s1d in the above lines aud through baggage
Carried in the - p NJ lines FROM NewHcrk, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the terry Is MN
q hefore The traina eaHe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of the OF New iot, hereby al
claims the estate 81 DANIEL DoNsGAS s
of the CITY New ork deceased to prcscu with soaoh
thereof the subscribers thea residence No Sl nh
the City New York bere the I'D day OF June a.tDs..d
New York. the 22d day OF December, 1852
d22 law6mt CHALEs kOoNAs, N''e""''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN x NORTHERN

w INDIANA RAILRoAD.-On and sfler Feb :, 1855
until further notice Passenger Trains will between Chi
caro- Toledo ard Monroe daily except Sundays follows
Chicago for Monroe st 81 AN.
Chicago for Toledo AZ ~ AN ard Bpm
Toledo for Chicago al 8 AN. and 8 Pm
Monroe for Chicago at u AN.
This Road in conjunction with the Toledo ana Norvak,
Lake Shore Newfork and Ere Buffalo and Albany, and
Hudson River Railroads, form TIE only Railroad comuni-
caton between Chicago and New oTk City.
Also a Railroad communication is now opened between
Chesgo and Coutus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh via Tole
90 ard NoTwe Road which Iutesecs the Mad River ADD
Hamilton and Dayton Roads Bellevue, the Manshed
Road az Mooroeve ard the Clev land Columbus and Gin
einrat ard Pittsburgh Roads, 81 Cleveland
JOS Ii MOORE, Sgperrtentent
NJ s y. |. r. r Office. Adrian, Dec. q. 1852
JOHE h. PORTER. Agent No 100 BrOSd-st ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
CENTRAI. RAILROAD Of NEW-JER.

~ sEY.-New-York 10 Easton, fs- Fare II 76.-Fall
Arrangement commencing November Is 1852 Leave Pier
No North River daily for Easton and intermediate
places at An, Il NJ, and S45 PM and for soneryle
st4SPM. Returning, leave PhiIlipsburg st suds AN.
and 315pM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surro.

gate the County OF New York, L hchy al
having claims against JOHN 4 HUGHES late Of the CITY OF
New York deceased the with vouchers thereof 70
sub,,rher b.. oe EFe Rsfosd Bulldogs. Reide
the New iofk before the hr day Of Jgae next
Da ed New.NoFk, the I'D day OF November, lisa
n. law6mNs JOHN COLLINS. Jr, admir-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND

TOLEDO, NORNALh and CLEV ELAND
Il RAlLR0AD-Open through, eoupletng the last mix
the chain OF Railroads between New ora Boston, phi-
adeipis Baltimore and AsbiI City and Chicago
On and after MONDAY, Feb ? 1853, Passenger Trains
viii run daily Sundays exespted.l o. follows;
Leave Toledo. "A " and 10 PM
Leave Cleveland % A NJ. and 9 Pm.
CounectiEz 81 Toledo with trains OF Mchlgn So1,hero
Raiirosd for Chicago and the West
At Bellevue with trains OF Mad River Rosd for 5indusky
City. Dayton Indianapolis, Cincinnati &c.
Al Monroeyille with Mansed ard Ssndusky City Road,
for ssndussy Cry, Shelby Junction, Columbus Newark
and GAINESVILLE.
AT Graftnn with Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
Road, Shelby Junction, Columbus and CINCINNATI
AT Cleveland with Lake shore Road VA Dunsirs, for
New-Y0rk sad Boston and VA Buffalo for New-fork and
Albany and for Western Road a0d BOston with Cleveland
ard Pittsburgh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheeling Phsdel
phis Ba .tirlofe and " askiugron CIV.
Freights forwarded promptly e fair rates.
+ B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
supts ofce 7 y. Il C. r., Norwslk, ONO, Feb 1857
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-CAMDEN
w and AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHIA.
From Pier No North River foot o. Battery place, al
o'clock. neon, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Fare, lst
class - ID class a. Returning leave Philadelphia
from foot Of WAlauist st2 p NJ Emzrani Line steam
boat ATLAS, from Pier No. ], ct /! p ~ Fare, VI %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

SITE the County New Nork hereSy az
rscus having claims kLlLA w joNES, ate 81 he CITY
New orb deceased rresen' the With Noahers hereef
o he subscriber Al her pav ct husnes 81 the once et West
over. IS Waist. the C.y ol New York eers the
bay 81 NAY Dated New York r i2 Jag of ooeer l3
gu iaw6nM ELIZA l. VAN fi.SCk Administrations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN.

w SEN WATCHES-Just received by the subscriber
some very fine Jules JergensB Watches With certificates
from him with each Watch warranted perfect time keePsra
for sale at ess than the usual prices
Cooper Watohes-~ome in bunting cases, duplex and e
sers perfect time-keepers
Independent Second Watches and quarterseconds fcf
timing horses in gold and silver cases
Splendid Gold Pocket ChIonomsters which run without
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies'
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers, Leptne, Du.
pex and all other styles OF Watches An OF the above or
ale at lees than the usual prices
Diamonds Diamond Pins Rings, EaT-RinsA finger
aings and Crosses, for sale low.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, 4 holes je ~eed ...sSo
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jcweied........ 20
Gold Enamel Watches for lsdies.......'..'.... - ~
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies. ......'...' % ~
Gold Hunting Patent Levers tor gents '''':::.' % ~
Silver Patent Levers '''''''Si W ~
Silver Detached Levers full ieweed.... ID 70 Is "
Silver Lepines holes jeweled. .........'...' y"
and all other kinds of Watches az equally low prices
Also all kinds Of Gold Chains, pure gold Wedalns hnss
gold KEYS ard Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold and SILVER
fhimbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Locse
CufPiDs Earnings, gold ard silver sPeetaeies bressc
Pins Finger Rings silver Fruitkniyes sterins SILVER
Spoons Cups, Forts, &C., At much less than ne usa1
prices. Watches and JeweIy exchanged All Waehef
Warranted 70 keep good time or the money re'arncd'
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired IN tins best MANNER
at much les than the usual prices. , 49,.
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale and retas,
No. II Wsllst (up-stairsl nea- Br0adwsy-torfnerS
No 81 WAlIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-rSN Road

PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD.-Ihls Road
will be completed TO Pittsburgh by December LIST, aJ
which all goods consigned to their AGENT at Philadelphia
will through, without ransshiprnent within Seventy
shipping points the Ohio River any Of the West
err waters facilities not 70 be received any other route
Their Arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Goods be forwarded the Interior OF the Vest
en- States by RaiToSd, at he lowest rates, and IN al
without detention - -
from Philadelphia 10 Plitsbuagh.
Ist ClaSs-Dry Goods Boots Shoes, SC 81 Per 100 rs
al Class-HArlware, Machinery. Bales
Brown Sbeeting, Wool &c. ..G5cts. per 100 bs.
81 Class-Cofee, QueeLSwSre, Heavy
CASTINGS. &c. .Iocts per 100 l0s.
9Th Class-Bsoon Lard Fish, .65ets per 100 bs
No Commission charged 70 forwarding at Philadelphia
PittSburgh
For further information Bills o; Lading. apply to
j. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent, No Westst, ~ Y.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight AGENT Philade phia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
IMPORTANT to DRY GOODS BUYERS

The subscriber having purchased the entire stock trade
xiuts and in the well known Dry Goods Store OF
H. A. Williams No. i67 8thav, between 18th and 18th ss
aud 1t beng imperative 90 effect total clearance OF said
stock within 80 days. IL has been subeced 10 reduction u
onehalf from the original Of importation msnufae
iure thus sordng 10 ladies opportunity not to be met
with more than in century The stock comprises
complete assortment Of Dress Goods, Shawl Silks Apac
DE LANES Caleoes Shifting Muslins and Sheetings
ESPECIAL NoTIcE.-The public viii bear in mind that
there of Bosom Linens worth TO be sold for 81
and per yard also that the entire stock be
verted into cash before the 10th March, twill there
fore be sold utterly less Of The Store TO Let
possession the 18th Of March Application may be
made to the subscriber.
@. b. WILLIAMS, No. 2Se Greenwieh-st
Hours of sale from 10 IL NJ, and TO 6 z. NJ
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF jesse c..

i Smith, &c. Surrogate Of The County VI kings nctce hecs-
BY accotdns 20 law 20 az raons having clans against
TENAs HYDE laie OF TIE Cfy Of Brooklyn, deceasc, thai
they required EXHIBIT the with the vouchers thereof
scriter ~ Suiss business. No ga
Pearl the Cay New lok beioie The oh day o Aara
next Dated, January 81, 1855.
ALICE HYDE (v...,,n..
q iaw6siWA GEORGE n. SfUDNELL, NN'NN
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Kate OF the County Of New York hereby al
person. ,s claims asanst JOnS READ ae OF e City Of New
icrk cased ren, tie With voa,hers thereof 70 the
srhscrsr h residence ll.h 50 Hacn
Cas- Yors beogr the twenty err day OF February
Dated. New YORK. the g6ih Day of August, 1874
aug5 Iaw6n,Ms WILLIAM READ. Adm ras,fatos
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Tax Colleetings-

We arr authorized and requested
to sav. that i. $. Ruplolph,T ESD
Tax Collector for Lincoln county
will be ii Fayetteville, At the Clerk 5
Office, every Monday and Saturday,
until September 5tb. 10 receive the
State and County Taxes due fol
1853. After that date, those IN
bald will be placed out for collection.
Remember, by the 9TH Of Septem-
Der, at the latest Tell your neigh
bors 50 that The y may ave cost
Esq Raulglo4 / Jas already done Us 1
duty. and assumes this extra labor
IN order that none may be compelled
70 nav = constable S FEE. He has al
ready visited some pprtipns Of the
co unity twice, for the accommodation
/ ofthe public.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

/ What sre youto say about them, some will
ask? Al other will ask, whas have yon to do
with them? We say this. hat whenever we
have pc ver to do good, we DO it. and we do it
,r,.bt awiy;1herefore, being previously con-
,.;oeed that we are right, we drive all persons
who have siekly females IN their Iam mines 70
use the Above medicine; ana Why? Because
eyerrbodk who has used it says it Is good
medicine that il actually cures the diseases iof
which it ! recommended, and no one pefends
10 deny |. sFlhas sold we'll here and we know
the sale Ivill contfnae. For sale in Fayette-
vile nv Nc Eksv & Mckinney and Diemer
& Hlnpfon.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
The SULPHUR WELL,

ESnowlopf n for subscribers, and arran dement's
= have been made to get to Il OF horseback
or with carriages. Terms the same as last vear
50 for a family, 81 for a single ticket, 4
family ticket it VIII be remembered, j. for one
family oulv for whose use the water may he
carried await in any reasonable quantity If
furnished toh second family, two tickets viii
be CHARGED. individuals CARRYING til water
from the wfll, vail be charged for d family
ticket As Ehe proprietor wishes TO preserve
his frait forlhIs own use, he hcpes~n viii not
beIconsider4 as included in the contract for
sulphur wat hr. June >. L. HILL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

Huc s. From present appearan;
ces the number Of hogs the nex1
season will be large, particularly in
Kentucky and Ohio. We hear OF a
eontrad t for n amber Of hogs ID In
diana, ht s. 90 gross, 70 be deliver
ed at Il Ie pens ID the fall. A tra-
der off fred yesterday to deliver l.
900 hok Is between the Goth Novem-
Der and the 20lh December, TO one
of our packers at II. cents nett
The cdntract was not made. Lou.
Jour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Sabbath School Celebration


III We invite attention toIthe follow
ling communication Improperly car
rled out, the amount of good that
might be accomplished, we think
could hardly be estimated:
~. " 0. Wallace:
III DEAR Sri wish to call your
!; attention, and through you the read
ers Of the Observer, to the proprioty
! of measure, which if adopted would
Of necessity, think, have vast sal
utary effect upon the rising genera
ton. The measure is, to have gen
eral SABBATH School CELEBRATION
one in which all denominations shall
participate Aone having for its aim
the iurtherance of christianity and
m9 rality, and from which everything
offa sectarian nature shall be exclu-
ded. Such an one, | am satisfied,
would result in incalculable good j
have participated in. such celebrations,
when young, and | know that the
youths of both sexes were deeply in
terested in the approaching festivi-
ties, and attended Sabbath School,
regularly--some because of parental
influence and Others because they
were anxious to participate in the
Celebration IT inay be said that the :
Schools would anguish, after the
novelty attending the Celebration
had passed. / DIP not think SO. l
believe that an Interest would be en- 4
gendereh, that would be lasting-t
But suppose the interest did subside
let us take the worst view of the /
matter. While the Celebration was
in conrHe oflpreparation, our Sabbath
Schools would receive an impetus. 4,
scholars could and would be induced (
TO atten ID, who bad never before at !
tended, and during tile one, two, or
three mbnths that they might be per- /
suaded to remain as pupils, seed !
might y sown that would terminate (
lfter M my days principles might |
De inculcated that would flourish
through all after life. With the four p
schools that W e have in town, and +
hose that would attend from the I
formidable array could be !
,resehted ID. What is the reason, let :
ne ask, that the AIasons, the Odd :
fellows, and the Sons Of Temperance
leach W orthy Of the highestprais for 4
he mob e principles they lncufcate-- !;
ave th4ir public professions? Clear a
y, that their claims may be present t, i
d to the public, and accessions be g
aade to their ranks. And these de- Il
nonstrltions are, l believe, slways 7
uccesslpl. Is there any reason why
hese OFders should thus be reward I
d, and why the same course pursued
y an i1stituti on whose mission it is '
o expo ind the Word of GoD, should Z
all Of IFS purpose? Npne-there can :,
'e nohd 1t Would succeed. | hope L
hat sotne one of your many cores si
'ondents will take this matter up ] ]
t can ! e carried through, if the right s
neFgy and spirit is observed. {
A. I'm C,DD.rrr GcrInor TT, ,crIID 81
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Our New Head

The reader VIII ]oh$crve that We
have changed the appearance OF the
principal head Of the z 5seTer Tho
alteration, which, by the way, we con-
slider !. decided improve ment. we have
had ii contemplation for some time
And III this connection, we would BEG
TO st.Ite. that we have a supply o.
now Ine. some Of which never have
been used, and we are now prepared
70 execute plain and fancy printing OF
al kinds. in a STYLE n ot hitherto e.
onaleb in this co mmp nifty, notwith-
standing our work has received the
highest commentator OF the pusl-
ness public Com c a nd see Oar
terms are reasonable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Turnpike Notice.
satu,.Iar. o0th inst.

Nm Saturday, 2Oth inst, c5s-k =
" the Stockholders Of the Fay go
ettepizle, Mulberry and LyacEbusg Tuti pk
Compfng, will meet at the residence of Maio
JASPER SMITH, to elect Directors 1and Ptesi-
dent for said Road. All are requested ID at
tend Those who wish tp work out their stock
viii make it known by taking a CONTRACT h$ the
Board are determined to push the work toll DOM
pletion; and call is now made on all uhpait
stock of FIVE Dollars to the share, monthly
commencing the 9Th dayof September n ext.
by order of the Board:
PAUL INGLE, SIC.
Aug. IL, 1853.
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Nashville Female sAeademg.

TTyHE next Session of this Institution
Il oldest for the educatibn Of Females il
the South-W est-commend Us August the
both. 1883,
-HEALTH.-Rut two Young Ladies have died
at this Institution, in period Of nehrly forty
years; in this respect. It is i,nelualled by any
School in the United States.
FINE ARTs-We have made recently, ey-
tensiye and costly preparations for the instruc-
ton Of our pppilsin Music, Painting, Drawing,
etc etc.
PHYSICAL, EXERCISES. I'VE have a separate
Department for physical Exercises which
has been found to be Of great advantage To the
Health and vigor,and &heerfulness of ofir pupils.
TEAcHERs No TEACHERS emploveIl and ror
TIMED but those who are found to be not only
competent to teach, hpt also fsFor the far high
er duties involved in training children out Of
school All the most important stations are
now permanently filed hv sfch Teachers
Apply 70 CD ELLIOTT.
August 4,.1S53-3t