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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-18
TBs 6lasgotu Cimes.
To our Locofoco Press Brethren.

First and foremost, we beg to offer Our
coincidence to Brother Wright of the "Ban-
ner." You are "prophet," neighbor.-
You prophesied that Wing faces would BE-
long, after the speaking in Fayette. They
were wide from laughing, but tie real long
faces were worn by your democratic friends,
who were mortified at the feeble efforts of
Mr.. Jackson, and scolded him for not doing
better! You "prophesied' Jackson would
be elected by thousand majority, and only
missed it about as far as Jackson did, when
he thought he "would knock Lindley out of
his boots the first shot" We advise a con
sultation and arbitrament, to determine
which Of you was widest of the mark
doctors and Generals make good arbitra-
tors.)
Dear Brother TrcdWay, are reports STIR
pouring in from the Third District" which
warrant "Jackson's election by from fifteen
hundred to two thousand votes? Speak
but word for the consolation Of your
friends who pay double price for their cloth,
and whose money has booted and hated q
large number of the Wing heads aid feet OF
the Third District but one word, and speak
it softly!
We advise friend Vannoy, of the "North
East Reporter" 10 take good care of that
Rooster which graced his columns the week
before the election. Feed him well, Van
and bring him to the State Fair and he will
doubtless take a premium, provided yor
will guarantee he will not crow again 81
long before day!
What shall we say to Abner, Of the
Bloomington Republican," We advise
"Bull's Sarsaparilla' and "Brandreth'
Pills." and after they have done their duty
review your review of our Extra, and tel
your readers you lied ''from whereas t.
ainen''-that every word Of our Extra was
true, and you knew it, when you pronounc
ed it false. You have disgraced yoursel
with your opponents, and gained no credi
from your friends. OF all the ridiculous
you stand head: neither respected by frient
or foe-a donkey, as you are, too unscrup
LOTS to edita dirty locofoco paper, in eXcit
ing times, when gentlemen are allowed SOM
latitude. Repent, Abner; study truth anc
decency, and practice them; and you vii
not mortify your friends nor disgust you
opponents.
Our neighbor Darlington, of the "Gran,
River Chronicle" was SO certain Of his OF
friends election, that he was not led int
any absurdites. He is victim of mis-
placed confidence" and it is not his natur
to cry over split milk. Besides, he is a
Iternal Improvement man-Edits an Inter
nal Improvement Journal-and looking In
defeat square in the face, he will hardl
consider it so great defeat as some.
And now, in conclusion, we bid on
.neighbors farwel, till we meet again: urg
ing moderation in grief and perseverance il
repentance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-18
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages, sc.

a., THE undersigned having pur-otrr-r =
~ chased the Livery Stable of Mess. tffssE=z5E
EMERSON Il HANpLEY. beg leave to announce to
THEN friends and the public, that they will be at
all times prepared TO accommodate the travelling
public, or pleasure parties, with good
Saddle Horses, Buggies and Carriages.
In addition TO the stock purchased with the stable
we have made additions, both of horses and car
riages and will be continually adding, as our Gus
tom may demand, and will stand ready at all times
to accommodate such as may give US a call, as well
if not better than has been customary, and at pri
ces which shall be satisfactory.
fSg" A good hearse, and careful driver, together
with carriages, at all times ready for funeral
sions.
G-Y7 Horses kept by the day, week. or month.
Z. FISHER.
A. A. PUGH.
Glasgow, March 10, ls53-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-18

The Secretary of the Treasury reports
having at his control, on the 25th July, at
the various treasures, $22 500, 1906 rs.
The Secretary of the Treasury has taken
some steps to reduce this balance satisfac'
torily; he declares he is ready to purchase
the per sent. stocks, .redeemable in 1861
and 1868, at premium of2l per cent,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-18
CARLOS BOARDMAN,

Attorney at Law, Linneus, Linn County, Mo.
WILL continue the practice Of the Law, in |
w Linn and the adjoining counties. All busi
ness entrusted to his care will receive prompt at
'enton. April 3, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-18

may result in feeling of disafecticn and
alienation which might seriously endangcr
the continued harmony and integrity Of the
Confederacy. These considerations are of
moment in determining the facts on which
the constitutional exercise Of the Govern
ment must depend. We are satisfied that
they are well calculated to fix the conclu-
siveness of the position on which we rest
the constitutionality Of the proposition for
Government aid TO the Pacific Railroad.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-08-18

SxAG BoATs.-We observe that two
snag boats are about entering our river, TO
remove distractions. There is work enough
TO wear them out.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
THE SULPHUR WELL

ESnow open for subscrib Frs, and arrangements
Z have been made to go to Il on hor54 back,
or with tarriages. Terms the same as ks year
so for a family, 81 far single tiet,I', A
family ticket, il viii be rem smbered 5 boz eaq
family only, for whose ute the water rikv 81
carried away in any reasonable quantity. Ii
furnished to secQpd family, TWO ticke. Nill
be charged Individuals carrying the wafer
from The we'll will be charged FOR trinity
ticket. As the proprietor wishes to preserve
his fruit for bis own use he hopes 1t sill not
be considered as included in the contr r. for
sulphur water June 2. l. Hill.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
Fay etteY lille obs eryef
Free of Postage in Line DIN County.
THUfk sDAY. AUGUST 4. 1853.
r
GaIl0i1otg5 lB53.
coNaREss.

CONGRESS
", ,a authorized to announce Hon
60 &c IaueS. candidate for recollection
to Congress, from THIS Ool'''i 7sSiPlGl i''S's'0'
,,,,,e, tq-rrss-LINcoLN CoUNTY.
o. W. are authorized to announce BEN
es w CHi.ds as a candidate for the low
or bra.jcb.of the Tennessee Legislature, lat the
August election.
n-We are authorized to ANNOUNCE Capt
e.. Y. Hehb. !; candidate TO represent Ian
coin dGountv. in the lower branch of the next
Tennexsee Legislature. at the August + fctlon
~ We are authorized TO announce ~ M
NJ ,,.i, /. candidate 10 rerresent Lincoln
county, in the loyer branch Of the tennessee
Legisik ture, at the August election
80 NJ arc sritlorjzsd 10 announce WIN.
va - y;,sou candidate TO represent Lin
cola bounty in the lower branch OF me next
I ennek seb Legislature, at the August aie'lr0p'
l., r>,,rp--r1,ycoI.S AID FRANKLIS-
g. ~ az snfI5orize3 to ann ounce Gen.
~, ~ L,rauT,.rson. candidate for thu
60. IT, fro,p tbe counties Of Lincoln and
Franklin. al the August Election
FLO lrth-IIxCoLN giles AID MARSHALL.
~ We are authorized to announce Capt.
w siha u,,,ltss. candidate for the low
~ of fhc next Tennessee Legislature,
from the eountiesof Lincoln, Giles, and Mar
ehall a. the AuriIst election
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
Sulphur Spring Church

1t is believed that sufficient funds
have been subscribed to erect this
hous Sc of worship. Accordingly, in
compliance with the article of agrfe-
ment, a meeting Of the Subscribers
i9.called, to assemble ut the Sulphur
Spring, on Saturday of this week, be-
ing the 9TH inst. A full Attendance
is desired, as matters Of importan zee
are to be considered.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
NaS!, Vile Female .ieademy #

This rime-honored institution be-
.,;,s | new session on the 29thinst
On, r.lians Of parents wishing their
wards or daughters to enjoy al the
educational facilities that d city can
afford. can not do better than toplace
them under the charge Of Rev MI
EWbH. The school has hid a pros
nero JUS career Of forty years, and now
that its locks are somewhat ffbsted
with age, it, power for good is in
crea ter vigor than ever The last
sess ion closed, we believe With about
thru e hundred pupils trong
guarantee of its ability.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04

Crsc1xxAr1, OHIo.-Flour firm at SIT
There is good demand for Lard hut holddrs
not willing to sell, Zoe for Dbl. Sales OF lfe
hossheads of bacon shoulders at 5A e 635c+
whisky heavy at 1870 Tobacco aotiTer
prices tending up. Provisions firm and ln Ign
demand
S,sr oo,r.E I.-Cotton-Th demand
oo-+i,,,es Frht and the sales have been con
fined TO 500 bales at full prices
Sugar and Molasses---N othing has TRANSFERRED
IN sugar. OF psoiasses so bbls. Golden
Syrup sold at zoe.
Flour There is scarcely any on sale. on-
perfne is retailing at SIS Is. and Extra at ST
Pork-M ess continues to retail at 15@ 25o.
Bacon--le casks prime shoulders sold at
L.ard-Sales 80 bbs. No 1 at 1o1ke.
Whisk MA small lot sold at &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
Shirt Rapping-

Causing tables to move and 4 a
wort, aud cut up all sorts Of antics, is
the popular amusement in town jig
now. We understand that that in
dispensable article Of furniture c n
be induced to do al most anythi1 &,
except, perhaps, to t Fix! We ha Fo
a communication from IN eyewitness,
which will appear next week
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
Very Respectful \,
S B. pATMAN.
Secretary in Sloan's Marble Factory
SorTB n,

SoCTH NAsHvILAE, JgTIe q. 1853
Dr. ], MITcHELi-Sr:l Beng impressb
Ike many are relative to medicin4 bearing at
resemblance TO patents--that III y sre FOR ii
most part imposition, or humbu4, | was tar
in forming conclusions favorable o your me
icinfs; but seeing their effect Oh next doE
neighbor, was induced-to try them or a neeF
girl being affected With ERheunl htism in lie
hand and foot. IIavngtr o'hhr PhysiciaE
With no real benefit, used your $loo7 P,glff,
and Rieamatf EgRat, which haf the desirE
efeft Of satisfactorily curing the girl, after b
Illness of several mouths
can recon- mend If to the afflicI 4H as mol
icine worthy fhe high hest praise, ID at least Il
the &bove-diseases no imposition.
Respectfully,
W. H. WIIKI&SON.
Constable OF 9th Distriq5
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
Nashville Female Academy.

THE next Session of this Institution TIL
u oldest for the educationsof Females j
the Soqth-W est-cemmenees August tht
goth, 1858.
HEAITH-But two Young Ladies have dies
at this Institution, in a period OF nearly forty
years; ii this respect, it is nnequalled by any
Schoolin the United States.
FISn AtTs-We have made recently, ex-
tensive and costly preparations for the instruc-
ton of our pupils in Music, Painting, Dgawing
etc. etc
PHYSICAL ExERCIsEs.--We have a separate
Department for FPhysical Exercises" which
has been found to be of great advantage to the
health and vigor, and cheerfulness Of our pupils.
Teachers Teachers EMPLOYED and re-
tanned but those who are found to lie not only
competent to teach, but also fit for the far high
err duties involved in training children out Of
school. All the most important stations are
now permanehtlv filled by such Teachers
Applyto c. D. ELLIOTT.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04

II PETERSBURG. FA-Bhcon-Msrket qfIe
hnd demand limited. Shoulders "a =
Sides 81 @8I; Joles 81 ( @534.
Gotton--The market Is very bare and re
eeipts small Prime lots would bring lie.
\ Gorn--This article is i4 better demand amt
we now quote It at 60c-
4 Guano--Stock rather light with more EN-
Iauirv; we quote it at S+5 ia IS.
Iron-Swedes S95 English $70t9T5.
I.ard-Barrcls l0ls all; Kegs ll@l2-
i SAlt--Liverpool 81 IS; Ground AlluRf
Isl 20.
M4MPHIs. TENY.-Cotton--The market iq
th IA st week has been sadly deficient in actiy-
.itv--a circumstance for which the almost erI-
hire h arreness of the market is sufficient red
SON. In fact. sellers do not hold enough t
make, altogether one good transaction F1'
stock on hand is between 200 and 2oo oaleS.7
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
GOT aGWe.RE

TNROM JAMES II. HARRISON, u miles west
IL of FavdtteyilEe, one black Cor brown
Horse. i've Years ID bald face about ii hands
3 inches high hog backed. His back has baen
sore and lefta largo scar. Any information left
at this office, or objected to me at Chapel Hill,
Marshall county, will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded.
T. c. H. MILLER.
August 4, 1953-3t*
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
In Town

j. J Hooper, the swing missiona-
~ was in town last week. He was
the life of very crowd we saw him
in bis jokes and anecdotes keeping
the Congregation in a continual
roar. Long may he live to shake his
jolly sides. If to ~laugh and grow
fat be inseparabIe. we would like 10
take jaunt with him, just to recu-
perate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

Ia Bedford county, Mr.. Taos. c. Mills and
Miss EL1zAbETH II. PR1NcE-
In Bedford county, Mr.. SAMUEL. TfSlrs aad
Miss SprHRoSIA r. KNIGHT.
In Bedford county, Mr. DANIEL L. Rsv1s
and Miss MARY b. SHAW.
In franklin, Mr. JOIN D. CusyIYGHAM and
Miss RACHEL I. Hitter.
In Franklin, Mr.. SAMUEL. CEciL and Mrs
SUSAN j. ANDERSON.
In this county, 26th ult, Mr. JAMES Broad
AWAY, of Marshall, aged IS, and Miss MARTHA
CAsKEr. of this county, aged 16.
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DIED,

In this county, Tuesday, 10Th ult,. of con-
gestive fever, Mr. Cullen SUce, aged II years
In this vicinity, Thursday. 28th ult., of tyL
phoid fever Miss MARY, daughter Of Mr. John
Gray, aged 10 years.
In this vicinity Thursday, 28th bit. of Aux
ALExAk DER, son Of Mr.. J as. Il. Gray, aged 2
years.
In this vicinity, SUNDAY, 30th iIlt, Of fink,
Miss SARAH. daughter of VIM. B. Rhea Esq,
aged about II years
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04

A late statistical writer says ii at
there are employees OH the New
York canals $4,000 men aud 1000
boys; cnrsing anil 5 wearing enough
To dam Niagara.
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~ n 81 ~ - RI n ~ TI-ltSa
'e.UIE R1a0aEstEta
J. w 70 RMwALT ; Co.,
FAYETIEYILLE, TENN .

A RE now prepared to execute all work in
~ their line in, as complete a manner, as
can be done at any other establishment in the
State, cheap for Cash. There is no necessity
of sending abroad to have anything done in our
line, as we have GOOD SUPPLY of pew Cop
per, and can and will work it zip, in style
equal toIapy one, whenever desired All kinds
of Repairing done, in superior manner,
at short notice, on moderate terms
August A, 1858.
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COppa rsmi!hing

! H. F1rht,calt g. o.. advertise
in and Their column to do w9rlS Of all
binds needed bv tho community in
tboir. line. Their work. in point Of
d.r,bEIitx and superior finish, viii
compare favor ably with any we ave
ever Seen. They have a 4upply Of
new Topper, and are ready to make
it mp to order To thrive we sh4nla
give home folks chance. before
sending abroad. Provide Tor your
own i oasehull /, is a divine iqjunetion-
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49, 4,.o~,;.o,,, .,r,ts are inserted in tho O.
:. ,-b;1b -hsv are ha1led in. >
- Rusia9sS Notice. "a

~ rhe Post-O1i @gIist Of Letters i pub
lshel the fae'teri Re q ~ !
with a las oi tor5refs' "a'ei' II ~ il =
shall ah,r,ear in tho newspaper having ghe
! ARcesr cInci1.AII0S ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04

NASHVILLE. May Isl, 1858
This IS to certify that haze nsed Dr.. Mite
elPs Blood FARTHER in ca4e Of Yeli
Jt,f'aaice, in which it made perfect cure.
ter using medicine. from other physicians
no purpose 4iy case was : very bad one,
which I suffered some two months before TT
ing Dr. Mitchellk Blood Purifier I Won
rec4mmend it to all, particul arly in case
Jaupdice | believe It to be the hest rnedici
for all diseases of the Stomach aid Liver I'll
| haVa avpr fannr Ill
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
/ d ! J, !, 4 E.
The sH,esbyviisc House. nmd the
South Nashville Furniture
Misunderstanding Com
pany limited.
'ENHE undersigned thkes pleas
l. Tc in announcing Othe cItl-

EENHE undersigned thkes pleas =,
l. urc in announcing to the citi- 80: Ss ss.l
zens of this and adjoining counties
THAT he is constantly reviewing in addition to
his already large stock. large and splendid lott
of plainand fashionable Furniture-Which III
part consists of the following articles: Mahog+
any Bureaus. from IL to 10 different STYLES
prices from so to $50 Mahogany Dressing
Bureaus glasses ut Sl3 and upwards. \
splendid lot OF sofas both common and fine;
also Fr,a.c do. Esedstcasl>-- Trrindle Bed-
steals, $Apost BedsteadF, common Bedsteal4
plain curtSn do octaganldq missesdo, serpent
tine cottage do strRehtine grecian gothic
cottage do, French sofa do, fine mahogany d$
prices from - 80 to s75- Eahles--iron-
ing tables, breakfast 10, desert do. dining do
extension do, side do, center do, card do
prices from s. so to $40. sEiairs--conmon
do cane seat DO, mahogany aud walnut parlor
chairs, Rocking do, sewing and nursing do,
scroll and plain Rockers, different styles Of
Elizabeth chair, &C. Wardrobes and presses,
cribs andcradles, divans and ottomaus, lounges
and mattresses, stands and wash stands en-
closed aud plain, writing desks and sofas, hat
racks and whatnots, foot stools and mirrors.
&c. &c sc &c. all Of which are manufactured
BY the South Nashville Manufacturing Com
panv-,l,a ,cq,youte} to be equal in goddess 70
anv work made in city or douhtry--aud which
work will sell at THEN lolfest Nashville prices
pitlo,t nay qddjtidgtol charge for freight Also
| will make liberal deduction on large bills.
The greatest possible care is taken in packing
to send at distance. Il
NJ c. M0UL ton.
Shelbvyille. July II. 1353-lE.
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j. q. RABOTEAU & G D.,
CARRIAGE NAN UFACTURERS

IA TETTEUI LE. TENN
w Z respectfully an bounce to tag citizen
that we are now in full operation al ouF NEW
BUILDING, near the mort -east corner Of tho
Public Square, where VII intend keeping con
stantlv on hand, and bltilding to ortet, any
description Of (;lrrin8es, IF tie ldtsbt an
mast qPpropsl Ftyles, ahR Of sxPsy1or Flush,
which viii be sold low for cash, or On time "a
punctual mon.
We use the, very best material, and employ
\ none but competent wtFkmen, and ally iol,
5sold by Us failing by fair USAGE. either fro IN bad
Workmanship or material win be repaired FRED
N9T cHARGE.
{ PersoEs wishing to buy, would Do We'll I'd
examine our work and llricek before putchas4
ing elsewhere as We thi K they VII compare
favorablv with any similar esi ablishmentE Fin the
State. Repairing neatly Executed all short
notice and on reasonable tetms Orlefs re-
pectfully solicited and promptly filed
n r. We have secured the sole SEht of
making ard using Pyron'H pI tent Life Pre-
serving Sysin&lesree.f Jr releasing horses
from Carriages for the counties of Lncolnl Bed
ford and Marshall and arqnow prepared to fur
nikh new Carriages with the improvement on
attach it to old ones, upon very ress1 naLla
terms. june 2, 1853
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CucIumbers7

We have now on our table Pre-
sen ted to US by MIS- .oa'' fo'Si u .
cud unlbers growing from one stem
Whip ever saw anything llk ~ we
neye have.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
COME AT Last.

s.i. q s.as s so~ al. III ~ are .9 d
made for BnrisisS in any part + the coun|
Waited, 1000 lbs Fe;sssaeiIS. for Wild
we viii give the customary price in choi
Furniture. al our ware-rooEh b. north-e;
corner Of the Square, Fayette9illh Y.
a. b. KNHTT & co.
MAY 26, 1853.
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lanes NJ. DAVIDSON.
WILLIAM T. ROSS. JAMES NJ. DAVIDSON.
Ross & DAVIDSON,
ATTORNEYS ATLAvs,
FAYETTEyiLLE, TENN,
WILL practice law in Lincoln and the ad-
w joining counties. July %, 1858.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical Department.

iFT1HE third annual course of lectures in this
/ Il department will commence on Tuesday,
/ the first Of November next and continue till
! the first Of the ensuing March
+ PAUL F. EVE, NJ. d., Principles and Prac-
| tice Of Surgery.
! JOHN NJ WATSON, MD, Obstetrics, and
the diseases of Women aud Children.
A. Il. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Institutes and
Practice OF Medicine
G. K. WINSTON, M. D., Matera Medica
and Medical Jurisprudence.
ROBERT u. PORTER, NJ D., General and
special Anatomy
j. BERRIENLINDSLEY. N. D., Chemis-
try and Pharmacy
WILLIAM T BRIGGS, NJ ID, Demonstra-
tor Of Anatomy \,
The Anatomicai rooms viii be opened for stu
dents, OH the first Monday Of October.
A full Preliminary coarse Of lectures viii be
given by the Professors, commencing also on
the first Monday of October
The students Will have free access to the
Sta*e Hospital.
Fee spf e-ch Professor SO. Naturalization
ticket SIS; Dissedting ticket SO; Graduation
fee $25.
Good board cab bi obtained in the city at
from 80 Soto S3perEweck. Futher informa-
ton my be obtained by addressing the Dean.
3. u. IzNDSLEY, VI. 3D., Dean.
Nashville TENN, July %, 1855
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Exhibition

The Exhibition Of Miss ID Gh.F' 5
Music School, at the Cumberland
Church, or last Thursday night, vas
entirely satisfactory to the apdien &c,
as it was, we suppose, to those more
Immediately interested. :
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EST,,AV--LENroLN COUNTY

FBrAKFN up BIZ I. R. Nelson, IN civil III
trict No. IA. july 7. 1853, one bay III
Has dark legs. name and tail, shod al arolI
about - hands one inch high, about on
wears old Valued at SOB
n. O. WALLACE, r. L. G.
T.i-ot, 1259ot
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Valuable Lands in Franklin County
FOR SALE.

I'M Wednesday, the 18th day OF
~ August next, being the first day OF
our Chancery Court, ! viii offer fof sale, at the
Courthouse door in the townof Winchester, as
Executor of the last viii and testament OF
/ Pleasant HILL dec, the very Vaiuf BILE tract
Of land. upon which said Hill formerly re-
sided, containing about 500 ae res-about
two miles west OF Winchestar--oI the boiling
fork of Iflk river. Well improved, with sew
eral neveF-failing springs-and all together a
very valuable farm.
TERMs-Ope, two and three years credit
with good security, and lien retained upon
the land until the purchase money is paid
| also expect to sell the land belonging to
the estate of Y c. Stokes, containing about
$40 :scrcs, and formerly owned BY Mr.. J.
H. Bradford, lying on Dry Creek, about .2i5
miles ffpm WINCHESTER. This also, is a very
fine farm
l would, also, sell the lard upon which l
residt containing about sEJ acres, about
g. of annie from Winchester well improved,
and set|with grass and clover.
ANY person desiring good hpmesI in healthy
country. convenient to the RqiIrpaas. GOOD
Schools. Ch,or7es, and Mis-, would do well to.
examine these lands before the day of sale.
BENJAMIN DEGHERD.
Augukt I, 1853-tds
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04

To Correspondents
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-04
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