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Passage from New York Southampton a9d Br-men-F Cabin
saloon f4O; cabin, saoon 800
XII letters newspapers through the Postoice
M hills ladtpg will be signed on the day of sailing
A. sxneri.rrsi surgeon ia attached to each ship
f.gla or passage apply to
MOiLER, SAND a RlFtsA, 26 South street. New York.
G. A. HEINCKEN 4 Co, bremen.
NARTINEAu, GROSKEY b CO, Southampton.
WM. ISEIIN HAVE. ly9a Sm
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4 NV ERSlI1 OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u DEPARTMENTThe seventh Session Of this branch Of
the University has commenced AID the Dep
the reception Pupils plan study HIS adopted equally
isvorae thos@ desng iol3s a Collegiate Course aid TO
those Commercial Mcdaniel The
Pro has increased the The Scientific Course,
special the Professor Mathematics modelled after
L. s. Military ACADEMY, West P0iat and Ee
lis AIHagrss Fs. Ia tho Dc Mo Ianguazss'
VI RoT, Prof Of Ffench Ronmeyer Professor Of German,
and Senior Touos Professor Spanish and ITALIAN continue
Instructions y formerly.
Nelhad9 fonrteeu years Principal Classical and
Institute Kingston jamaica hiss been specially engaged
ne Classical Department.
Application admission 1.-THE
Cnyeisitr, Common treet.
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MEMPHIS.

wiIIisavs WEDNESDAY,, November a. at S O'Clock PM
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, GRAND -
~ GULF, NAPOLEON, vICKsBuRG, LAKE ls3el5et3Is
PROVIDENCE, SATCTiEZ and ali n.e,rnedfE,s =
ag.Rsgular Se~ Orleans Mephi, Packet GEORGE COL
iIFR.Te elegant packet GEORGE COLLIER
" nsles, will leave above and alternate WE'D
SEsDAY throughout passage, having
accommodations, apply on board, crit
GEO. ". SHAW CO.. % Poydraz street.
~ plan Of the cabin and by
aIying o the Agent u92
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAw DE-

PARTNER THE Lectures in this Department viii commence
the FOUETH MONDAY OF November and will until
FIRST MONDAY Of April.
Prof MCCAIEB will Of Admiralty and Maritime
Law international Law the Jurisdiction Of the Courts o. the Uu
ted States.
Those by Prof HUNT will Of Commercial Law, Criminal Law
and the Law of Evidence
by JOHNSON will Of the Common Equity
Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional Law.
Those ROSElUS will of tie General Iurprldnee
Roman French Land Titles
Practice Courts Q
The Degree Of BACHELOR OF LAWS will be conferred only
shall have attended fGl Of Lectures
having twelve moahs under respectable Counsellor
who shall upon worthy OF the honor
This will ne the Graduate practice the Courts this State
Every mstricuiate The Zee Of Professor
The mircuAln graduation will be each IS.
tF- Moot Courts will alwuy be open
o4IS tHwd RANDELL HUNT, Dean.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

y
Tuesday Evening, November % 1858.
Arrived to-day l25 head of Tcxas CATH The supply
of stock for the Shambes very ample Prices of choice
descriptions were rmer but for the lower descriptions
easy for purchasers.
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INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = AS

INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - AS
Boarisr and Day Pupso Louis strse-Dr.esd by tho
Misses ALLISON
The this Institution aided by she best Masters al
Departments finished education, de
'h utmost eEerons to the improvement OF all the pupils eonhded
Q their charge,
parents guardians the Prospectus
which be had a, the Institute. SAT I'm
vENIIE undersigned, late of the firm of LITTLE
John HENDERSON, begs to lfom his friends and the
that he has taken the GtaviT and uon
tre purpose ansacrE general GROCERY busneA.
lie respec fully s5e share o the Patronage extended 70 the as
firm. jos. LlTILtJOHN.
Newt Orleans, November Al 1852. n
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

VIII leave " ahout December
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- -
! VILE. CANTON, SStTTFLAND PAnUCAH. LE@kk6f8cdis
NILS POINT. NEW MADRID shd MEMPHIS : =
regular Nashville Packet Steamer r. HOWARD
it - HOWARD Northern
will leave freight passage having
latons, apply on board, or 70
mis- SMITH 4 ETMISTER, 30 Psydras street
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OFFICE D.ttV CRFscPAr
wednesday Morning, November % 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Mereo Thompson Galveston Aaagorla Bsy
Harris a Morgan
Bark Hichtorn, Randall, Gsnos IL BAXTER
BARK Elizabeth ieavitt fiaf ksiAf, botton, W Hyns0n
haE l@teuo fisl, tlose Philadelphia, J u Pass
- brig Ciiaiua D9lnidiok Barcelona Fug, Mi 40
oaht william and Mnusi Walton, Sabre PLsa, Wiekhan
ARRIVED
Steamship Louisiana Smith, indan0s Gaysston November
20 10 llArris n Mofgan-l.t distinct
Ship fhicn Wade from Hamburg Sept 49, Whitney
steam boats.
Othoin, Dmlry from Grand PrAuie.
7. Ranger, StOrktnan, Red River
Nuheld Scott, Todd, from Cincinnati.
EXPORTS
GALVEsToS AND MATAGoGDA BAY-sloansbip Merioo-sl6
Lba fu 80 bb 5D do whky coffee oaks bnc,
Binds 1876 saek IS kegs butter soap
dies, and sundHes
bOSIONsk Elizabeth Leayt-qb5 cotton 81 bhda tuga
500 sacks 69 LIDS oass taow hides l9s bundles
hides.
SABINE PAsS-ser William Maria-E5 bills vhky IIg its
ho 10 eh,s bAeJn 80 sacks coffee hoop poles
PHLADEI PIiIABnrk Fsh-s cotton I2 hbds sugar ss7
bills noia.sss, tiprs gin, pkgs ndss, empty
GENOA Bark @ ilichborn- bales cotton.
bhkCELoNA-Brg Cristina-ili bales cotton, stagss.
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ICE-ICE-iCE.

ECE, ICE.--J. STAFFORD a Co, Wholesale and
,slsrs in ICE Elyssn Fields street. opposite the
teaharan Depot lower sae No l5s % L.y.e street.
- Trss street No Tchoupitouaa No 4l eyee
e iIoasss Ninth and Harmony streets For h ia
'.'''''0' jan
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TICKSBURG.

VIII leave FRIDAY. November IS, at S o'clock n.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ~
Il NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD LeSk<zsS.5f5A
NEY. SATcHEZ, FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA. u
Nd BAToS RnuERzlar S~ oriesa7 and Viekhurz Psrket
GLENDY BURkE.Tha soienid snd swift running
askst GLENDY BURKE J. r. Btisy, master will leave
a above. For freight passage, py ba,rd, OF 70
SMITH = FfaiIST EB, - Povdras street
m The Glendy Bafke frzight Tor Mllksns Bend
~ There viii BE- Clerk the receive freight Wed
sda morning.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Wednesday Morning November % 1883.
COTTON-The demand was still active yesterday, and
the sales reached 5000 bales Price. full but with
out quotsbs change.
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marked ~ o. O. W. r. r., Denmark Phla lelpb
make Themselves The Clerk tbs
Ayee otherwise they will at their
BI'EltI- WILLIAMS a co 10 Camp II.
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6ss- II. Reipee, Consignee per bark Washing
ton anBurg ismes Mcsasts John Congnses
ship nom New York requested call al the tee Of The
undersigned and pay their freight bils
j. z. WHITNEY a co, 81 street.
Bfs- The ship DENMARK, Captain Brennan,
PHILADELPHIA Ischagg opposite Post FRS, District.
the their the
Isyes ihoy wit their ak
BOGERT, WILLIAMS i co, 70 Camp At.
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OUACHITJ4 RIVER.
RED RIVER.

wullesvs SATURDAY November So at S o'clock Pm
EOR GRAND ECORE, NATcHr- 49,
y TOCHEs, ALEXANDRIA md all intermediate suH$s$A
sndfnys.-Ths iizht steamer sy-
DONNA, VIM Kay master, shove. For frelyhf o.
asaazs, apply on bard, Or 70
SMITH q FTNIsTER 81 Poy4ras street
~ TIE syiona viii freight for Shreveport with privilege
II tUping.
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DIRECTORY for is54-Th. compiling Of this work will
18th November All
the Canvas who
Collectors, please
send information to the COMPlLER, the Piesyune O Camp
street. nj In
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SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL zss1.skzs-
NEs.The ships comprising this Lime the MASHlN"loN
ant f. NJ fch HERMANN, Capt T.. Higgins. These steamers
TOP at Southampton, both going and returning.
Proposed dates Of sailing-lsb3.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

Fools ulo doa't use To5acco. The
folio wing anecdote is good. One
@. S. Fowler, who had been enlight-
ening the citizens of New York up
on their bumps, is q tall specimen
OF the human genus, and Astounding
in seli-couceit, 50 mach so that he
sometimes mistakes impairment in
terrogations for wholesome inquiries,
aud makes them accordingly.
Sitting in the off e Of the Lane
hotel one morning, he obse rived our
friend Barrel quietly smoking ci-
gar.
Young man. said he. in severe
tone, don't you kn ow that man
who uses tobacco is fool?'
well, said B., 'itlmay be SO; but
there is one fact that perhaps you
are not awI,r Of. and ! wish to i'm
press on your mind; that there are
many fools mhq don't use IT.
The phrenolegist drew the infer
ence and discontinued the CONVERSE
ton
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A stalwart Kgntuckian-- one o.
the s eml-amphibious 'hali-hor Sc and
half alligator breed we read bout IN
the DAYS Of Niulrod NVildfre and
Nike Fink--on the day that the
amer al obseqpies of II enry Clay
we're solemuized a San Francisco,
Fpeaking Of the great statesman,
burst forth; Mr.. Clay ought never
TO ha We been bried on land. IHey
|homF haze thorn hin anio tie sea.
tn0 d continent woall Aa0e been bull
!. 29n his 6odyr AL o.d figure that
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

eEur and F6M." The N, Y
Times tells an anecdote Of a celebrl-
ted living divine who was once I'M
der .he necessity of reading from his
pulpit the announcement of a meet
ing to whose object he WAS by no
means favorable. What made the
matter still worse,t says the Times,
was the fact that ladies' were an
nounced among those who were to
deliver addresses. However, our
pastoral friend was not man to
shrink from the performance Of any
duty. lie read tie notice in clear.
firm voice, the ladies names and all,
and then added: IF this congrega-
ton are anxious to hear how near a
hen can crow like a rooster, they are
invited to 60
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

Many yea Is ago, there MAS a scar
CITY Of grain in Norwich, Con i,nd 4
man Of family APPLIED 3 the lhlller
for the purchase Of a grist. but he,
Ike others uow-a days, was disR osed
to avail himsellof the 90 ner ;ll dkarth
for bis grain, Rhereupon the 4ppli-
can't cursed him.
Cursing was in those primitive
times an indictable offence. The de
linquent was summoned to a ppea ar
before one Squire Hyde to answer. +
at the time specified he was there
With bible il ha nd, to encounter the
plaintiff 3 counsel, who very elo-
quently described the eaormity Of
the offence, arra wing statute and pre-
cedent against him in the most con.
clusi We manner. Nothing daunted
the defendant met the law with the
gospel, beginning with the text
Cursed is he that withholdeth corr
from the poor. l did curse him
and ! will curse him again. The 81
bic curses him, and Squire Hyde ID
you curse him, for one of your c pr
ses is worth two Of mine. The plt;
was Overwhelming and the delend4n
was acquitted.
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ABsENcE.-A fashionable Dod tor
lately informed his friends in la rye
company that he had been passing
eight daysin the country.
yes, said one Of the party, 1T
has been announced in one Of the
Journals p
'Ah! said the Doctor, stretching
his neck very importantly, pray in
what terms?'
'In what terms? Why as well as !
can remember, in the following
There were last week seventy seven
interments less than the week be-
fore. ,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

TINE undersigned has laid of blocks Of Lots
L of several acres in each, for private resi-
dencf, and is TOW pref ared to sdll them at pri-
vate sale to those who desire I'd have summer
reside nces, in the beautiful and healthy town in
T"ia;s hanna. We have in the Town Site,
besides the most healthy atmosphere and pure
freestone water, a most excellent Chalvbeate
Spring. which is surposed,to be mixed with
white sulphur.
WM. MOORE, Agent, etc.
May 20, lS52-tf.
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e or sCES

II AVlAG formed a PARTNERSHIP in the Harl-
i L aeare and Dry Gools trdde in the town Of
Fayetteville, under the style Of Russell &
Ticker, we take pleasure in inviting the pub
lie 70 our stock, at the formef stand of Gil q.
Russell on the North side of The Public S luare
We lave in store an exceller collection of the
various descriptions of Dry Goods brought to
this market, to which we intend to add from
time to time, direct from the eastern markets,
50 as 70 keep constantly on hand every article
likely to be neeled for use OF ornament in this
locality. We are resolved TO keepa general
assortment Of the very best Goods, which we
latter ourselves we will be enabled to sell as
low as, the lowest by the eS ercise of iu,lcious
Judgment in our purchases. Having purchased
the h use we occupy, the pub bic may expect 70
find us at all times at the same old stand. Mr.
Rasseps acknowledged JUDI ment in the pur-
chase of Goods generally, and fine Cloths in
particular, enables the firm tdspeak with conf
dence to all as TO the quality of the Goods they
keep. They intend to come up fully to what
they represent
Russell l. & TUCKER.
Jan. Ii, 1853.
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a. polk here, Bob, yon'vc been 60
Ing ID the Sunday SthoM a good
while, can You tell me where bouts
in the Scripture Balaa m said 10 bis
ass. go up, bald he ADJ
'Yfs, ] jest can; you ill find il
on The Second Ape site Of 81. john
TO fbeI Episll,s.
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By a recent law Of New Jersey,
habiIaaI dfunkar,ls are above ed no
more liberty to manage their prop
rrly than Idiots or Inmates And
whoever furnishes laqnor TO any
lrunkard, after receiving notice
rom Ills guardian, is sulje 1t 10 ?
inc of ten doIlors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

If you wish 10 rea d a rogue, look
at his eye. If YOU wish to under
stand a blockhead examine his CON
duet. Stars of little brilliancy Are
not seen by looking at them, but
from them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
PERFECT LlrELIKEPORTFAET'

which can be obtained in no other way When
we. call to mind the uncertainty Of life, the or
binary though sometimes painful separation OF
families and friends together with theIravages
of time, it becomes a matter of much interest
and importance to secure the features of the
"lovel ones at home" before death distance,
or the lapse of time renders it impossible.
CSr Having taken lessons Of Mr.. f. n
.H,sqles-the best Daguerrean Artist in the
Western Stltes-and furnished himself with
a superior camera ana implements, the sub
sariber fatters himself he viii be able to give
the most entire satisfaction:
The ladies', who are always Judges IN matters
of taste, are especially invited to call and ex-
anime his work and specimens.
A great variety of cases. Of different sizes
and quality will betkept constantly on hand
Prices very moderate. j. B. HILL.
Nov. Is, l852-tf
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RAP! Rap! RApi. knocked an

Honest IIibernian the other night at
the door Of a IIouse in Cherry
Street. \ nlght-cap at the " indow
asked, Whats the matter:?' BE
aisy \ replied PAT, it isn :, Yours but
yopr pelghbor's house is fire; he's
40 knocker and ! We borrowed
yohrs a bit.
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Does it follow that man raised
on ginger must Ga I ginger bread?9
Let some Of our gu ng lyceums dis
euss this. The warn nth Of the sub
ject will admit of a spicy debate.
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Blacks mishinr.

80 The Undersigned has %
opened fsIa cixsr,isl, i-t.a,. IN AZ So.
west side Of towH. in the hi. : sho, IL.
the Livery Stable. All pa-so7 ,gisb;r, 49,
well done in his llnesare re l,,ssta4 :, ali liz
has experienced workmen did i now ,re,,orl',,
to do all kinds of Ismithina Lt rrom,,t 49, -
a wnrkmanlike m4nner.a16 hn reasoI Al, 49,
Feb. II, 1853 I'm. LIT GRAY
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Family Groceries.
NEv establishments!

CD The subscribers take
sssssszassss.sss= Ibis nethad Of applying
thcir-friends and the public generally. that tho
have Just opened Family ssraees'y Ssor a
on the north side of the Public S,uare. mex
door to McElrov anu Mekinney's Drug Store
Fayetteville, whore a. general assortment Of ar
tlcles IN their line will be continually kept on
hand, at the lowest rates 4 rortion Of public
patronage Is respectfully solicited Gil and
see us. HOLMAN & HARDIN. T
Feb. 10
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I A. s. DUAL,
SURGEON DENTIST

- HAvISG permanently located at this
Q17rffrtTS place, intends by executing his work
in the best possible style, to merit the patron
are of this community. d. Duvai can at
all times be found al his Office, on the South
side of the Public S'Iua-e. over Capt. Ringo's,
where he is we'll prepared 80 execute work in
every department Of his profess IN.
LaHes wishing his services can be waited on
at their resi fences, either in town or country
Nov. II, 1852
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So n DIR IL s

So ND EsHEf $
25 BOXES NJ. i. Rsisin>;
20 Do DO DO
20 boxes Fi3s;
20 10 Scotch Herrincs;
10 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Do Peaches;
do Cordials;
20 doz Kentucky Mustard:
10 boxes Peprer sauce:
50 Demijohrs ASH s;zes;l
20 lis Natmegs;
90 lbs Cloves;
80 Grass Mats;
20 nests Covered Buckets;
20 do Bail do
20 do Painted do
20 do do Tubs;
500 lbs s. S. Almonds;
500 lbs Cream Nuts;
) casks London Porter;
10 boxes Pickles;
Inatts Cinnamon Bark;
10 bales Wrapping Irvine;
500 lbs CtrIoaate Soda;
20 N G. D. Caps;
10 Goz Wash Boa-ls;
10 dog Cocoanut Dippers;
{ 2QC0 lbS fresh Rice;
10 boxes Ketchrr;
$50 lbs S. F. Indigo;
! 8 haSkets ChamY a me WiDe
10 boxes \. Y Fancy Candy;
10 tests Willow Baskets;
MITCHELL & SPEREY.
| Feb 2, 1858. Shelbyville, Tenn.
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It is stated that hi the British
goods imported into tho port Of
Toronto, Canada, this season, cameI
through tile United States
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:. "A, AND where they have received -.s,
IHllhlf and completed, one Of the largest EN
wv and most ies,ra5le stocks of Gen- ga
tieraem'S GeOds. they have ever offered
in this market. Our stock consists in part oil
black aud fancy colored Cloths Cassimeres aid
Doe-Skins, of French, English, Belgium, Ger
man, Italian, and Sroteh manufacture Of the
latest STYLES and best make Wool and Union
Tweeds, Cassimeres and Drillings at low prices
for summer and BOYS wear. Linen Drilings
and Linen and Cotton Pantaloons and Coat
Goods of all kinds. Vestings in great variety:
Satin, Silk Grenadine Embroidered CAshmeres,
Shalie, valencias, Linen, Mars 4illes Cotton,
Wooler, in plain and all fashionable STYLES and
colors Black and fancy Silk S arfs and Qra-
watts; do Madras and Cotton of al he desirable
styles and Qualities. Pongee, Spittlefel8s,
English and Frepch Six and Linen Pocket
Handkerchiefs; and fine plain and fancy Socks
with springs. Black and fancy colored Kid,
Linen, Isle, threat, Cotton SILK, Bucksl,in,
Woolen, and Berlin Gloves; linen and cotton
Half Hose; French and Domestic SpspenRers
of all qualities, including those of Felt an of
IHdia Rubber suspe'lder ends, Hats, Caps Boots,
and Shoes, Walking-Canes, Ri1ing-Whips,
Umbrellas Hair, Clph and Tooth Brushes;
Pocket Knives, superior Razors ard Razor
Strops, Pistols, &c. &c; and everything nqces-
sarv TO complete a gertlemar's wardrobe
The character Of oar establishment is so well
known, and so correctly appreciated by ror-
ton Of aliheral ard intelligent public that we
deem it almost superhuous to e&patiate upon
its merits--thus much, however, we ,sill say:
that orr spring stock has rot It's superior in this
place both as regards q9a',tg ard price. We
are, therefore, prepared TO sell on as reasonable
terms as any regular retail establishment IN the
State
RELYING upon our stock Of Goods, as upon
orr uniform desire to please, we feel confident
of receiving the award of an increased share Of
patronage.
Gatmeats Of all kinds made to order, on short
notice, at reasonable rates.
February 8. 1853.
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COAcHFAcToRY.

$500 THE subscribers have now
in full operation, a Coach Factory in the
building formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph
Scott as Cabinet Shop FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn,
where they are prepared to manufacture
Coaches. Esockaw:,yS, Rugeies. &c.
neatly and lastly finished, Of the best seasoned
timber and materials, in the hghtest and most
substantial manner. which they will sell as low
FOR cash, Or on credit to punctual men, as can be
obtained elsewhere; and they feel assured that
their work viii compare favorablv with any
RHex of the mountains. All work done by
them warranted to stand six months. Ladies
md Gentlemen are invited to call REPAIRISG
faithfully executed, at short notice. on reasnn-
bic terms JAS. O. HUISEY
March3 1653-1y NJ RICE
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Two brothers have just been con-
victed at East FelIhIana' L., Tor
the murder of a third brother
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SELLING All COST.

nW1NG to the protracted illness OF our
~ RoJt. A. Gray we will dispose Of our en-
tire stock Of Goods at cost and carriage--and no
mistake Now is the time 70 get excellent
Goo7s, at a nominal price, if application be
made soon. Call without delay, if you want
bargains. All kinds of Barter taken in ex-
change for Goods, as usual
April 7, 1853. R. A. GRAY d. co.
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HARDWAKT, AND CTTTIERY.

= = ALARGE s-od * embracing almost every
x article in this line wanted in this market
in store and fdr sale CHEAP by
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April u, 1853.
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An irregular 4 pre ntice frequent
Ily keeping late Ii ours, his master at
length took OCCASION to apply some
Iweighty arguments. to convince him
lol the error Of his ways During
the chastisement he exclaimed:
How long will 20 u servs the dew
il2"
The boy replied VI imperlng:-
I"You know best, Sir; | believe my
indentures will be out in three
Imonths!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

A HAINS.-Log, fifth, stretchers, tongue
~ breast, stay, lock- halter, and trace Chains.
Feb. 3. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
TOBACCO and SEGAus

ENINE AMI common Tobacco; Melee, Cut
Il Skies and fine Spanish .Seqars
Feb 3. sdARARD.l