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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

ocio-Sm No. - Main street.
caS nsd1 HiEr Dealer in I'Sr, and or,
FOWLEi,s WELLS, PhrcnoIogi.i. Publishers. Ciin-
H ton Hail. No lsl NassaustreetNew York ocio-lm
INHE SUBSCRIBER has received oBsr. for sails. on
dsbus his from snes we sF ship %
WINES Or BURGUNDY.
ISsen cases Vine de Be,1no
is%% = " Gss%s.Yi,. Gsssasssi
as 4" - MSy MyClnay
2S - Red Sparkling Romance
"a L" TFPn.t.,"r FInT s,Ers nGrsundy TS!,,,.,,.
RHoSE WISEs. EsS'"'''"'
ss%% Ssis hermitage, Is, quality
ss% . Red 81
BORDEAUX WINES.
Il: : sS:"''f S;sS' i.s,;: ss;:.p.
anneIed of Wines bays Ieen ssiSe.d . the yr,,,..
care of exceeding quality and Of them rare par
cs', Ty9s a." f. nad6SS iGS bnys 'T;nS d
nan superior per @ sr,e o mIyc and Pale and Brown
r'ss9eT' ss,S Rye w"''sey ,s, ,,.,, MAuRY eAhLaSp
UliNFOHD a POINTER, Cabinet NiaLer.. ~ " ,orn.t
hs Franklin aud Thirteenth now on hand a al
aya m andcomplcc assortment of the very Furniture
hs oWn manufacture and other which tbsy would cali the at
ttnuuh oi pcrsousin need.
hr long and thorough aeq with the Cabinet Making
lfHn'.hg Business anJrA them advantages are nj
ps'd IN superior degree by auy Richmond Their
No' are cNrrienccd their patterns latest
a n approved and Ia all the essentials complete eah
ey stand unriyaie. They challenge com.
Of ter work With done SOUTH ony
mat osc who are In quest of good Furniture will sdrd them Inc
advantage of comparison o stock with that on other eab
lshments In RichmGnd other cities
New avenues ~ trade and
up between hehmond and the interior business hherto
untnown 10 Richmond u being within her reach and y,
would iske occasion In advance inform those Who are una
guanicd with The Advantages w trade which Richmond anr
hHFu Nat.
any where than at pINFopt,s pryrrg.y ~"
tU Undertaking attended 10 with espseisi S,s. 1 M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

lILtS FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS.
'LLtk COATES YoULE, No. 27o Pearl street vxc,rs
Metals, ,Ac. ''rS runners Materials
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

SiGtH.- 5 hhds. New Orleans 10 40 cph. A.. -
- ~ hOs Sonee sugari 20 do Crushed Poudered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07
n (tHOCOLATR COCOA Am. nI,o,t,-w paEyR

ri tFUtUIsNIE IO1ON MD HIiONN.-W. HAKER A co.'s
- AMEklCAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES, co.
OOA and hROMA which first premiums awarded BY
the chief Institutes and Fars the Union sale by All s
principal orocers the United States and by Agents.
Hussey Murray New York; Grant Twes Piiadeiphia;
Thomas v Bruudige, BALTIMORE Kennel Dudley Cincinnau
Ohio. WALTER BAKER A Co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

M AMPs, PNOSGENE GAS, BUKNI,G fLUID AND can.
IL PhENE-The subscrihrrs manufacturers
In The above articles and onr for
gest Of spirit Tampa be found
hey would ca special attention to the Pt Sty Iao-1ene
Lamp, which furnishes the brilliant
and constructed the principle Dav Safety Mine Lamp
as u make an explosion from accident impossible
to any ARTIFICIAL light where the Of cities
Materials for light best
market price. CHAs STARR, ia A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

'OILIT SITS IN EVERY yAKIETY-foi'-t se,,. . ia :,
ami Gl sSes o. Blue White Granite, Fsving Dreor,,ss
ol Ahu tancy Patterns Toilet Ware B,sp. nd rs,. %
other pieces sinsy and pairs "a n xs.rs ana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

WINES, BRANDIES, AND HAVANA CIGARS
bErtRs CHAMBERS No 400 Broadwsy, Imp't. Of VINE.
bHAAHss, aud uayASa Cs,Es. '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

- LoSa kSoNS-stvEsEtr rEsrrr-itwGrs
rnusT-rHH
RfCrS AM HfLpER"S PATIENTS
g.. sTEARNS MARVIN, (successorsto 60 Rich co.,
U'-Sm is6 water street. n. v.
MoREsN. FOR sKiHrsDrsb Nore,n, sErs forssie by
Nt se2p q. HARTwTLL 4 60
III IHtN- ENTHAsT- AND FNHtNA CotOGNE-F.rns
Cologne, genuine Fatina Lubin Extracts an sssor
men, for sale BY fURCELL, LADD A co. Druggists,
OcW " Main street.
MAsoN's LEATHER PRRsERvArIvE-Rendering Roots
lVI Shoes Harness. g. pabe ana vser proof For sale
% PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists,
oe" " Main street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

tMENtt, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN NiIiiINEHI =
The Ladies Of the United Invited In
visit the magnificent SAo RogAs subscriber The ar
rangentnt she has recently supply the
styles OF po'elgn Millinery from Madame Lehaeur
brated miiher in Paris, and Mrs
Together with her superior taste enables
present to her friend. public general
t season. The most extensive display Of FALL
" ~ - '' N'"''
Mrs = has to acknowledge the many
letters from the trade throughout the Cnon 10 the safety
OF the transit Of the Spring the complete an
poNAi q the style and goods sent out ami h
hapy TO say that the WHOLESALE department under m.
SANE ai hanAgeineht MRS. wM. SIMONs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

II ..vnhpS ,ip Machinery Depot, IO9 rearI ana co ~
country. -S 4'"ih shs lest makers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07
upORTABIg srInlI. srnIN,! utD- 1h,,. ,.i.,,


forHfrN No ilS Washington frsff, ED. UIs-frt rsesfs
vorahir terms.
tS over 1000 q these popular Bed, have been sold during
the present lr,N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

LoohlNG GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
WI. Gmni GnLoGh Manufacturer. No IOI Cam. stree, y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07
n NII.OnTID C,nprrI,Gs-r,II,s, ,s,, 'pvrrnsn

HUMPHREY. 3so Broidnry, Wilt STRAIT call the at.
tentiOn OF their friends and the
cent stock Of rich and elegant CARPETINGs direct
from the ENGl and FRgSCu Tor our civ Ra
ade, consisting 81 hon, tarpst,
cens landscape border Medallion Carpets from ths
most celebrated manufacturer ard
exclusive make. Velvet and tubusnn Carpet OF r. d,.,r
and Of pattern made time
aud bru--r- tarpr- which variety siylr and ouay mn
surpassed in the United States together with all other ys 81
IaTrtnss manufactured. We do
cuarire our stock mention the our sales
out merely say We de the whole TEDE together produce
oee AoI Nhleb viii lie sold on the most
- -. PETERSON HUMPHREY,
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4 ANSs..r1. p""s,.o, ,..nnt NlsG.-Gko. n. Wis

I,di tsI the particular attention Of IN
Ladies visiting the city daring tie FSbibon oT a.. g.,
As.onabiv Styles Of M,rno, Cloth and VrIys, anu mus
r0 i9f sale, NelEeis Cloths Mrruo :. ,nd rr,,,,
10 sdditon, We have large aud hands M. ~
shAwsi Plaid, Tibet other shawI. ynr 80, '' .ap
ho- y HAk1MEIl A lin
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06

From SoUTH AMERICA = fhe following
isleuer will show that Earthquakes and Civil
Wars are rot all The calamitles lhey have TO
provide against in that quarter OF the world.
Diseases incidental 10 our own climate. also
find her way llftre. as will be seen by the
remedy they seek hor protectiJn |
To DR.. J c .4ger. SC.
VALPARAISO, CHiLB S. A July %. 50.
DEAR Sir: We have The pleasure 10 report
ony your shipment Of Cherry PectoraI 10 orr
house, the whole quantity sold, and press
ing demand for more, which must await The
arrival ut further Supplies. lis success IN
curing diseases OF the lungs. and its con$e
quen, notoriety, has excelIed any medicine
ever used in this COUNTRY. Most of our rem
edies here are imported from England, and
some 81 them are rich and valuable; bot no
product of medical skill from that or any
other quarter has ever won so fully the CON
hdence of our popuiatiou as this beautiful
preparation Of yours.
The article has Attracted particular alien
ton among our most distinguished ciuzens.
from ,he tact that General Bulres, President
Of The Republic, and the highest officer in
the state, was cured Of severe and danger
rus affection OF the lungs, by lis use. He
allows US 10 send his name, and wishes 10
add The Acknowledgements of gratitude for bis
relief. We have the hunor 10 be. sir. very
your o5edienl servants,
CsRLGs ALVAREZ s. Co (
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
LINCOLN.
For HE Fayetteville O5serrer.
Tribute of Respect.

at regular meeting of Lynch
burg Division, No. I26, Sens of Tenn t
perance, brothdrs A. Setliff, Thos. j !
Shaw and r. B. Parks having been
a committee TO draft reso+
lutions expressive Of the sense o {
this Division, with regard to the
death of our much beloved and hight
Iy esteemed brother. C. NJ. GRAVY :
FORD, made the following report
which was unanimously adopted
I 4WHEREAs, death is abroad in gu r
land, yea, even in our very midst,
and has claimed for its victim ouG
beloved brother, Charles Mckinney
Crawford, therefore:
RESOLVED, That in the death Of
brother Crawford a bright star has
fallen fro n. the temperance horizon,
the church of Christ at Lynchburg
has lost d faithful and devoted mem
Der, and society good citizen.
ResoEeeF, That we hereby tender
10 the widow and family of our de-
ceased brother, our sincere sympathy
and condolence in their sad bereave-
ment.
Resolcsd, That in testimony Of the
regard and esteem we entertained Tor
broth r Crawford, we wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
RdsolOed, That copy of the fore
going proceedings be signed by oul
". 2. and R. S. and forwarded TO the
willow of our deceased brother, and
to tn E editors of the Fayetteville Oh
serueF, with a request that the same
! be published in the next number 0
their valuable paper.
w. G. ROWNTREE, W. 7
/ 7 }. SHAW, R. S.
L ynchburg, Dec. "a, '52.
i p. s. Lincoln Journal and Ten
messed Organ, will please copy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
M nEs.
MARRIED,

In this county, on Thursday, 10Th u L..
by Al J ChiIdress, Esq, Mr. Lee SAUNDER
and Miss SUSAN BaowN.
lnthis county, On Thursday. alh uit. BY
4. u ChFldress, ESQ.,. Mr.. WILLIAM EAK:
and Miss JANE GRdRGE.
IuFhs county /, 2 ur,., BY o. p Hill. PSI
Mr. 'WlLl LIAM GRA BrREE and Miss NsNdy
daaghrer pi Mr. A. S. Fosler.
lnIlhis county, 29lh ult.. BY Rev. ThJs.
qhi4sS Mr. DAVID S. Buchanan and Mis-.
NANtY lfoUrHrT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
New Work on NJ usic@-

Through the politeness of Rev.
WM. B. GILLIAN, Of Columbia, ana
formerly of this place, We are put in
passion Of Il Tire gH45 p 4 15yT5E, n{w
work on music which he has recently
published, and has on sale at differ
ent points Our musical IA dents are
not sufficiently expanded to venture
an opinion rs to its legitimate merits
touching the ground work Of music,
but our knowledge of the man gives
the assurance that the note book IS all
that it purports to be,a No. | music
al work, containing 284 agesneat-
ly printed on fine paper, and well
bound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
GodeY's LaGY's Book

Cooley has entered upon the new
year with all the freshness and ardor
of youth--although he has completed
his 22d year as a Lady Book
This york has been much improved
within the last year, in the eharacte
Of the reading matter, the appropri-
ateness and beauty of tn E, illustra-
tions; and it is now decide hly one of
the handsomest and M st useful
published.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
County Court

On last Monday the frst quarter
IL term Of the County Court Of this
county met, and transacted the usu-
al cha raoter of business heretofore
engaging the attention Of the court
Wm. 3. Rhea, Esq, vas reelected
Charm ian, and Esqrs- H. c. Cowan
and Robert Drennon, we're elected
Quorum Court.
AS Randolph, Esq, vas elected
revenue collector.
The same tax as that of last year
was levied, with the bridge item
omitted There being some $500
in the hands Of the Trustee for bridge
after deducting the amount
to be applied to building the Brad
shaw bridge, the Court determined
o collect no bridge M ney this
year. In g nsequehce Of this, the
,eople of til 3 county will have some
Wo thousanh dollars, or about four
,er cent. less of taxes to pay this
ear than they had la st.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
LQt0reace5arq Ba,ak.-The follow

Lawrence54,g Bank.-The follow
ing is an extract from a lie tier, IN
possession Of the Pulaski Democrat,
from the Cal hier Of that Bank. =
From this letter it appears that the
Bank is in good condition.
"Mueh to rny surprise | learn that
there is report in circulation in
your co unity, that the Lawrenceburg
Bank b I'D failed. The report is who'll
ly with ut foundation, and untrue in
fact. The Bank is nowin better
than at any other period Of
its history, and is ready at any mo-
ment t b redeem its circulation in
specie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
Graham 5 Magazine

The spirited editor Of 7 his pop har
Magazine, has entered upon the new
year with renewed energy. Already
the January number is upon our ta-
bic, filled with choice gems of liter
allure, and adorned with splendid en-
cravings. Persons desiring to sub
scribe for this work, should b gin
now with the new yes r. We will fur
nish the January NJ nber to any per-
son who wishes to make UP a club.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
Sensible Chat

If you wish 70 sell more goods this
yeaf tn an you ever did before, adyer-
tise more. The unparalleled success
of those lnercha pts and traders, who
bave } kept their names and their
goo fls before tn e public, is a lesson
not to be disreg arded by any one
who depends upon public patronage
for living Til best customers are
those Who find opt what they want
befd re they LEAVE home, and the Sc
are the ones " no invariably look
in the newspaper to see where the
article is to be fou ind.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
Interesting Talk

In reading over Mr.. Shap@-a 5
advertisements Of IKoN, we notice II lat
he proposes to seIlat ah advance on
Nashville prices Of only : Of a cent,
for cash, by the quantityq This an-
ncuaeement, together with the f let
of So general high prices obtain d
BY our farmers for the abundant pic
ducts of their firms, leads US to hope
for u continuation of the pr4sd nt
prosperous times during which poe
hope not to be forgotten by a libe-
raj anG generous public. We hope,
while ,Siqpard is seIlir g iron cheap,
and our farmers are T Gaping rich
reward fer their labor$, those in pr
rears fol the O5sescer will send The
small sum due, and IFS friends gel be-
rally will exert themselves in giving
the paper more genera and wider
circulation tia n it hast yet attain ed.
We return our thanks I'd the mum er-
Gus friends ! ho have q billed rece nt-
ly and paid Up the old score, as ! ell
as to those who have rep rted NJ m
Der of new names to Out List. Et-
forts of this sort Lring US under fst-
ing obligations, and will prov { a
surety that Lincoln county, will on
tinue to furnish the best village pa per
in Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
LADIES DRESS GOonss

- .RtcH Embroidered and P,n,yl Do
90 LANES;
~ Beautiful Rreach DeI.aines all colo.
do DO hlerir6s DO
Beautiful tobarE .Paranaiia& Erfsian G lolfs
superb Ca in rvY. 4 .TaCraS < BoanhazluiS /;
90 Brocade anii D..mssk Dress Sin:
Magnificent srAr tl.d Fiounc. do
BIch blk Gfo d Rhine aHd Broc ade DO
Waiered Silks. all coioss.
These Goods are rerJ select, r.,a, arisin5
dfiIhe iatest AMI ulosI beautiful sfy|les OBJ:
4 nj will be sold II ERY CHEAP. Ladies
Give US, CALL
GooDRIcH, BvSuAEAN sEAvERs
Oct. %, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06

rgItilS feuAeDy .nt-i,u Il. he community
J WITH tie confidence t feel in an a ~
cid whirh seldom tails To rdalize the happjt 81
ehhcls thai can be desired When once med
: hs superiority over every bIheI medicine 81
its kind, Is too apparent to esrare observa-
ion, aud where ITS virtues are known. he
public longer hesitate what anudoie 10
EMPLOY for The distressing and dangerous at
iedIio;is OF lie pulmonary organs. which ate
lin9idelii TO our climate. Aud not oaly in The
ioImid ,bie attacks upon ihe lungs; brr TOR the
N Ider varieties Of CoLDs. CcuGus. HoAR<E
MSS, &c. and Tor CHILDREy ii Is The pleas
anlest and safest medicine that can be OBJ
tained. No family should be wIthCutit, and
tih9Se who have used IT. never. will
! Read the opinion Of the following gentle
men who Will be recognized IN The various
sections Of country here they are loraied-
each and all as merchants 81 The FIRST class
anl Of The highest chaTacIer-as The oldest
AMI !most extensive Wholesale dealers in
! Mfdicine, with an experience unlE mired on
The subject OF which ihsy speak Il there is
any value IN the Judgment Of expe rbenre. see
This Certificate.
We the undersigned, W hUleSale Druggists.
having been long acquainted with Ayers
Cherry Peclora. hereby certify our belief thai !
il is the best and most effeciunl remedy Tor /
Pulmonary Complains ever offered TO the I
American People And we would, from our /
knPwleige 81 IT'S cou position. ard extensive :
usefulness, cordially copiniead il 10 the al 1
fietcd as worthy their best confidence. and
with the frm conviction. that il will do Tor /!
fhdiF relief all that medicine can do.
Henshaw, Ednands & Co i. Boston. Mass.
Reese s. Culsoe, Baltimore. Md.
Laid & lngrsham. Bangor. Me,
l oh G.
Jacob S Farrand, Detroit. Mich.
T. II. McAllsIer, Louisville, XIV.
Francis s Walton, 81. Louis, Mo. (,
JOS. Tucker, Mobile Ala
lheodore A. Peck Burlington UT.
Haviland. Risley & Co., Augusta. Ga.
Isaac ID James. Trenton. NH
J. NJ. Townsend Pursburg, Penn.
cldrk s Co, Chicago. III.
E. y Gay, Burlington. Iowa.
NJ. A. Stanton & Son, Yorlolk.fYa.
Ed. BrnghurSl, Wilmington. delaware.
Iotin Gilbert & CO., Phi ladepbla. Pa.
Z. ID s. w. II. Gilman, ashinglon. &. G..
/ Wright s. CO., ~ Orleans. La,
w alscn. Walt s Co. Eft Watne. In
:. T.. Richmond s Co.. San E',ancisco, Cal.
avis s. Ames. Tallahassee, Fionda
; z Strong, Knoxville. Tena
h lion & Duer. LItle Rock. ARK.
'uer. Slade & Co., Lexington, Mise =
J. d. Labaide, Galveston, Texas
has. Dyer, IT,. Providence, Z. l.
os- NJ Turner. Savannah. Ga
N dde, Ecks,ein & Co., CINCINNATI. Ohio.
With such assurances, aud from such men.
o stronger proof can be adduced, except 9
lal lauod in effects upon trial. q
repaired and sold BY JAMES d. AVER,
Druggist and Chemist, L4wel. Mass.
Sold by DIEMER s. HAMPTON. Fay
iteville. OH 7, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
For the Faye4eri lle Observer.
Candidate for Flea Ter.

Messrs Berry e. Wallace:
AS in all human proba bility the
people viii be called on next August
to select the members constituting
the next General Assembly of Ten
nessee, l would be pleased 70 see the
name of Capt w p. CH4MBLIss, Of
Pulaski, used in connection with the
station Of Floateg Of this District.
His connection with the ed itorial de-
partment of the Pulaski Democrat,
and bis signal ability dis played on
the stump during the recent Presi-
Dental canvass, eminehtly point him
out as the most suitable individual
forthat staff on within the bounds of
the district. As the field is now
clear, ! trust Capt. Caqmb{.ss will do
himself the honor and the people the
to permit his name to come
before then for seat in the APP
preaching Legislature. What say
yop, Captain?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
In Syracuse. n. Y. a few d;

In Syracuse, n. T., a few days
since, a horse harnessed to a buggy
broke lodse, and commenced running.
The frightened animal was proceed
ing rapidly along, when 'Turk, . a
dog belonging to Hon. Grove La W
renee, l4aped out of his maste r 5
yard in the street, seized the lines
and held them fast till he succeeded
in stopping the horse. This exploit
Was witnessed by a large number of
spectators,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-06
The Markets. Latest Dates.

/ NASHVILLE. TENN.-The weather ha:
been variable this week-aIlernately cdd
and warm; fair and rainy. The heavy raj b.
have brought up The river to higher point
/ than i, has reached since the winter Of ! 8b0
4. I, is on Of its banks in many places,
and the low grounds Of the city have been
submerged sevcrai DAYS.
Business since orr last has been quite
dull. owing principally 10 the occurrence of
the Christmas holidays.
Cotton. The market has been inactive
all The week, and prices unsettled. In the
absence of operations 10 any great exteHt,
we can make no Quotations Of prices as gov
arning the market. I'fhe sales, however,.
have been madeat 6a674c. Later dates
from Liverpool are duf, and parties are dis
inclined 10 buy uniiI ,lley come 10 hand
The receipts Of Cdubn this week, ainor1t-
ed 10 Gil bales, aga lnsl 1873 last week.
Total receipts since St September, I5.846
bales, ggainsi 5000 a. the same dale lbs,
year.
Coffee. New crop Rio iOI@llc- old
l0(0lO4c; dfmand fair:
Flour. There is a fair-demahd for -Four.
supplies are abundant. Cincinnati 81 SO.
new; Tennessee S4Cd4 so. new.
Sugar. There is a steady demand for
Sugar and tho stock is somewhat larger
Sales new crop at 4!G6 by the hhd &c
higher by the Dbl.
Molasses. 3lf033c $ gal.
Salt. Barrel Sail at 40c q bush; Sack
coarse 81 SO, fine 81 s. to 85
Candles. TaIIow l94c; Star 93(025c;
Sperm 45c.
Whisky Rectifed l6 to l8c.
Bacon. Hams lo4c; Shoulders BIC; Sides
9c;hog round &c.
Lard. SIC.
Feathers. 35c.
Beeswax. 10000.
Ginseng. 2502sc
Corn Meal 40c a. bush.
Corn 81 so to 50 $ Dbl.
Irish Potatoes. 4Oc $ bush.
Sweet Potatoes, soc d. bush.
New ORLEANS. La Mess Pork dull at
17B. /. Flour IS TO SIS 10 aF Dbl Corn
$1,000. T.. Bacon sides 85O9 Lard
l03; key 1l4@l9. T. Green meat. hog
round, g.. " hiskey dull at 90. Prime
Moasses %.
New York, N. " Flour. IS Sc to 60
-. Mess pork sls " bbI..- Lard heavy
at l20124.
CINCINNATI, O.--Flour 81 40. Lard
lin kegs 1l0ll4. \ Cheese &C., Hogs
are lower, Sc so 10 6 10. Pork ST..
Bulk meo. dull,
| SAN FRANcIseo, CALiFoRNiA.-Fleur S42
10 S45 e. Dbl Corr Meal SO f. hall
Dbl =. Oats wanted ets Al 10 sc a fb =.
Whoa. in request at 8 10 1oc e B- Corn
SC IL b.. Potatoes E5C66c e. Is :. On
ions 8 10 lOc d b.. Pork S54 q Dbl
-. Lard 2eG25c a. Is =. Batter As
10 sec aH Is. =. Hams % 10 CSC a B..
Rice 90 TO csc f. Is. Beans &c e #
=. Dried Apples l2lc U fb- DRIED
/ Peaches 95G3Oc e b.. Cheese 123 tc
lbc q ID. Honey Csc p Is.
! CsArraNaoeA. TEnN-The stale Of the
weather during the past week has prevented
any extensive commercial operalions.-
1896 bales cotton arrived during the week
| We hear OF no sales during The last few
days.
Hogs. The market shows an advance
! full 4c since our last. lot OF 100 wa
purchased at 81, and sold. second hand. q
CT. Healthy and advancing market.
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Las. Notice but One,

49,. ALI PERSONS indebted % rhI
49, firm Of 7fcEIrOy q Crawforsl
either ny note or account, ART
h1re with norifi-d that unless the same il
etied by the LIST Of February, il need
nd chfse surprise IA CoSsTiBLEs FEE il
added Mr.. Cas- WORD is preparing Il
mfve to Texas, and The business must b
settled up. January 6. 1853
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Death

Death--
Miss NaAssa Chapman, an inmate
of the Poor House Of this county,
was h,rned to death on Tue sday, 2lst
ult. She was afflicted with fits, and
while the subject of one, fell into the
fire, and when discovered, she was al
most consumed.
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Sheibyviiic and AFayeTteyiiIe
Turnpike Road.

A Ia meeting Of the Directors Of the
n above named Road al Hid. Tuomisos's,
on the 9Th OF Decent Der, 1852, Il was ordered
by me, Beard that call be NJ de on the
subscribers of stock IN SAID Road for the
FIRST inslalment Of their respective subscrip-
lions on the 6fst day OF JxSUARr next, to be
paid into the hands Of the TREASURER, l., L.
SToFK. who is authorized to re ceipt COR 'he
SAINT. W. w. GILL. Press.
/. WIZ. II NpoRks, sec'y..
F. Die Is. 1852