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wAsmsGTos, Jau %, 1854.
LAND Law OF UfAA
On motion Of Mr.. BKxsHl-rl, (dem Of Ush, the Oom'
uittee on Territories requested inquire into the
expectancy Of extending the provision, q the Oregon
Land law over Utah.
AGnrUfruRAL BUREAU. ETC.
On motion Of Mr. BgsroS, (dem of No tbs 0,nmittss
Agriculture instructed to inquire into the espsdi
ency OF estAba hing Agricultural Bureau to be
rectsd with the Department Of the Interior and that they
report By bill or otherwise.
oonMTTTm The PACIFIC nArtReAD
ne following committee Mr. McDoussls Paoiae
RAilroad bill was snnouncsd:-
kesYs beDousal OF Cal, HAmtou OF Nd Cobb OF Ala
Ewing OF Ky. Bliss Of Ohio Bailey Of Ga, WAshsarr OF
NJ, Dram OF Pa, Carb OF Mich Huat Of La, Kidve o,
Va, VALLEY Of MAss., and Walker ofN Y.
The House went into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on .hs
state Of tie Union the Presiient's Message
RnSoAp DIFFICULTIES ERrE-rHR oouRn ruRsum ny
PEsMYLvAS1A DENOUNCED
Mr. WADR (ree soil whig) OF Ohio said that when the
Fouse last In ntss tbsy had contest between
the farcs" ard "softs," and this created as much
citsnsDt - any other subject. He had made up his
mind ss ts the merits OF the controversy. He was rs-
minded Of What lawyers call proceedings in lsv With
cross bill In his humble r nept, both parties had
suooseded sdmirsby in establishing their claims to 70
h-f. B hope that they will not receive this relief
TO which the bnh sho they wore entitled It sas not
bis nt~ston to enter nte al, ,uson Of the New York
controvsny e.causs With him ard Lis ooustituenni
he tho Kilkenny eat affair, and they se content
that the parties should eat each other up leaving 10
thing but sgmsns the tail He wished TO spsk Of
rovsrsy which has excited the attention. not only OF
the s~citcn represented. bu the whoIe counuy Hs
the storpagc OF fsiroas trains IN the borough ot
b<. In 1873 the Legislature Of Ohio vas applied 70 oy
the peoI OF PennsyvAnA for charter OF railroad 70
connect Pfttsburx with raj ohio. The chArter sas
promptly granted by Ohio, authorizing tns road o
be sxendsd through the sntire breadth OF that STATE,
and through the best Of her sou, cslculated TO
conduct hs' wealth into the lap OF PennsyivAnA'
The Lesssture Of Penr syivsna granted char % ~ the
people o. Ohio railroad Eds TO the hsv York
esats line, distance Of forU miles. Tnsss vsre stmuA
Dsous legislative acts, designed mutual concessions
snd d = mutual acccnn ocaton But PsnnsylvspiA y,
nsdatsy repealed the charter the rantsdi and Ohn,
through her legislature Justly planned that Psnnsy
,aniA was acting In bad faith towards Ohio P-nnsyi
yApa in bis opinion, the Shyoct STATE Of 'ns Union
and ~as TO blame becauss this difficulties had their In
ceIton In freud the people Of the westsrn eounhJ
By putting forward their at Erie 70 do What
they did not thsmslyes they ought TO BE- The Advo
catss for vomsns ngha PsspsyvAnia has seen the ss
sf the federal govnmsst and been stimulated oy prvtse
t'ca 70 extent brood any other sAtS uaui hsr mora
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aAfusons, Jan s3 1854
No mail 70 sight routh OF Richmond.


NEW ORLEANS Jan. 10, 1854
Ccdee-s Sales 10 day 400 bags We quote ordinvry ct
leo 500 bags prime sold At lie Tns stock In por.
ss,imsted At %, 600 bsgs.
9AInxoRx, Jan. "a, 1854
1000 beeves offered N market DAY Of
which $50 left 600 sod, at prisss rsn9lng
from - . ~ Hogs sch irt m - Ss s0
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CoIUhBus Jan. II, 1854
rhe senate has pa NJ resolution eHpsipg oolored
reporter named Day BY . vote Of II to 10
Tbs Erie resolutoss taken up and q protrActed
dsbsts ensa~d substitute of Q mildsr offered
The Senate rial excitement Ia at fever heat MsdAry
Nanny ny, and Hughes all sapsuns Ansos stock
3 oOnstU rood
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Tbs pas~ rger depot Of the Michigan Csnual Railroad
IT this place tooh hrs at Ia O'Clock pight All the
oees IN the buicise burned, but the were
prevented from spreading TO the freight depot The oss
about %. COO
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Dr Rsbsrt Montgomery Bird, ene IL the editors and
prcyrtstora OF shs koyA Awsoon and United 5al Gase
did ~ bis ssseces this morning. from bran fever after
short iliEsss he About forty nine years old and
highly ssfss med for his genius AID talent.
Abel Reds steam sash fa1tory, rhlrd street abovs
Rsc. has been totally destroyed BY Ere. Loss about
$lo,cyo,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


SINKING OF BOAfS--LOs or LIFE, Bf0.
RPLaY, Ohio, Jan. ~, i6St
This morainx two cnAl boSts sunk opposis tnir
pi,ct and four TO have bssa drowned.
The river Is high and the We eItl % cold.
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We received cur Giles sron Granada, Trnid al AnA
Grasd Turs Inland yesterday nsrnins, dAtsd 10 the s
of the present month
Issr sdvlose had reached from each plsos prsvouay
The Royal faiks Islands). Of January the eth
ss1s that American gold coin thn dons at two psr
esrt dscoopt
rrsnd con,srt advertised In the same pspsr, sos
the fith inst at Grand Turk We print tbs programms Il
the performance
% VOCAL ArD rrsrRuNnurAL MUSIC, -
Will be given ~ o. and Turh Wednesday evening" the hn
b At Il. residences OF tbs late Dr. r. esubbs by NJ Chr
Les DsEuil a BY several gentlemen Of SAs Cay Tes
patronage Of tie pubo 10 most respectfully solicited
PRooaAssk ~c,,
Ovcrfurs 70 Vpefa. ,s....'bJ sounL
vrtYA rrma sss.t''''''
Wshs. ..s'.'''''.. Cfs1ss
Iobot lsorU. st*''t+''t'
Globe Poll ...............t. nissoaeae-
FAREWELL 70 3 Mother Trsncb senn.'ss' bAiAos
fif sls Goa Save the Queen . - =. .,,.
Tickets 70 10 had Of n. Hodsden Pries Tss
10 obtass seats vii please ssnd their cAosrs uarsd
The on portion a. the advertise aeHt w. that pee
.or, Wiling 70 attend must oAry their seAta Nlsag
N this plan adopted 10 Me- York whats run vouN
b. Ii Rrusdvay. Would remedy the wsnt " room an.
oul'yS
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Akaesnbiy.

AIJiASv, Jan 23, 1854.
Nr GEsns, 70 tnocsp rate compsnss 10 navigate shs
csnsl
Dir CosKLIs, TO charge he name of tue Brookiya to
tbs Fulton .pEuraIcs mpesv
BnTs
sy Mr. BEsGEs for the relief OF tns Williamsburg DIS.
psnsAty.
B, Mr. SHARP to incorporate the Turner's Society OF
New York
RAILROAD
Mr. STEPHENS introduced q bill to regulate ths far, CT
way passenger on railroads
TIE soRTHyRc RAILROAD COMPANY.
bill TO extend the time for the com pllance OF the
Northern R.iroh Company 10 the second section Of
their charter was passec
rBK OLD STATE
The bill to repair the old State Hal then taken up
ard after scusson the committee rose and reported
progress, after which the Asss mbly adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGssLATURH.


AIBANY, Jan ~, 1854
SLIM ATTENDANCE PETITIONS
There were but eighteen nemper in attendance this
cernipg.
Petitions rnmerously sigoed, were introduced f,r
prchibory liquor lsw Ao, TOR the repeal OF the sw
exsmpting the property Of ministers from gsxahon.
SURPLUS FoNDs
bill was troduced authorizing banks to
pemt their surplus funds IN trust companies
LgSg's HuerTrAL
Notice wa given OF bill in relation 70 81 Luse'l Hos
ptssl, New York.
SUNDAY Labor
concurrent r-soluton intro uc-d for the Bup-
presnoa OF labor on the canals on the Sabbath.
THH sAs FRANCISCO CALAMITY.
The resolution asking Cor 70 properly demonstrate
70 The rescuerf OF ths of the steamer san
Franctsco the arpreci tion OF the Of their
ocnt uct was pasped unanimously
PROTECTION or rkEsoNAL PROPERTY
hr ChoeBY introduced bin To exempt csrt.io articles
OF nal property from hvy and ssu under cution
1HH hoRTAirTr AMONG MIGRANT rAssSNGBss
Mr. BROOKS .si-d up the concurrent from
he Assembly in relation e. sufs emixraut
psssepPsrs nrinx their pssiAge
fr W CLARK called attention to the fact that orly
cf the sentors from thi. reIuaat
10 bring The n atter to ths st eption of Congress-
tr. BROOKS replied that Nr Fish the Ssns or nansd
10 ihe r.qu,t a. h hesd o. the coromisSe
subject probably ths nu'is-on Il he Of the
cth.r S-na.ot he he'd objection to tbs usertos OF
I've otrsr
Nr tug that il the matter wxs now uuder
t.ys ~ the resolution Mt rsseut, md 1t had b. on
o.-d or - tn regular be lay II
th- tALls
smetTnsp, soops', str'k'ug the request to
it- e+nafcr, spr The tetoiu' ion ncoptvi
Adjourned 10 eleven oc och morrnT
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laws Bow exbt.uoe we're sufficient Tbs remedy
was With TIE people, Who ought TO sss those laws
executed Tho great Dsentvs 70 these scts OF Outrage
Vas the oispositi n manifested BY those ~ho Sd aid
srciss the Laws TO carry ~ih than secure good
viii Of this foreign ishuspoe This Why M at'smp
vss MAJ 20 rut them down. He eouid NOT look
ths rscnrrsne. o. tnss. tbirgs With s.neSrs regret
Mr. IouGLss (d~m OF H., said that n regretted
that the ssn.tor had sd tbsse tbiogs you'd
With ths oapsept the desrs the tclersion OF the
people OF any ssts In the Uson. Thor. was no right
minded American etisen Who would sAy that these ont
rsses ..r Sleulstsd 70 dsEace the oosnTy While
these things have oecuned N particular localities, and
the dsrace them would rest particularly upon such
places yet the whole country In . would share
N that dissrass Thsy had occurred 4. the great
as they ~srs In aay ether setion They had occurred IA
other States, ewes within few miles OF this O. pol
Why ths., shosh ths Senator say ,hsy vouId would
not occur In asy particular section There not be
wss sure, Senator In this body who did regret tnat
these thrss had occurred.
Mr.. EvnzrI (whis) Of Mass said that this matter
came be ere the seLs,s unexpectedly he knowing moth
ing Of 1t TIL few before the Senator had offered
the re'olution He regretted that the Senator from
Georgia esve reotionAl character 70 tbs matter De
agreed with the senator from illinois, that qu aston
w,s not founded BY sections nes that tbs dissp
provAl Of sucb ooDtpc had beeo mentioned no.
conBsed 10 any enc cion than another. He did
lot doubt but that ths gsntb man could have pasesd
til At he could DO 40 IN other sections also ae had
paced through kaseaohusetts where he (xr Eve
re) bad sde hs personal scquantanos and where be
had met ho In the best private circles q society
He he'd se~n hospitality received and treated In Va 40
ctnsets This gentleman had 70 this ceuntry 10
oish diplomatic eharscter and With ohArao or veil
apobsn Il BY the Senator Of Michigan He had hsrs
also IN the character Of atrsngr traveller and sojourn
In either OF these characters he entitlsi u
speot and 10 tns protection which the lav placed upon
him vhne here In addition TO tbese he Locked upon
with rNepect-ind~ed veusrauon- the great body o.
Christians vhoss church he belonged and who formed
large portion of our psops. and whose church N thu
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
AFen,aIe Medicine.

Tor the last ten years hysndreds of medi-
eines have been Advertised md offered for sale
ii Nashville. Many Of them sell at first; but
d soon as tried, they are bought no more
Thisis because the medicine did not prove to
he good-did not cure. We win now call
vonr attention to one which is much used. and
Which public opinion considers good; one
ahich is nsed Il. all families where female dia-
,dases exist; one whic b has gained permanent
and lastingp popularity by It's own intrinsic aud
snperior virtues: one which is universally
sought after and admired, and one Whieh
makes astonishing cures everywhere. Now, il
Won believe we are lying to YOU, just 60 and
ask III. /. CARTWRIGHT or DIR. ]. NJ. ZIM-
ERMAN, about them. They have sold them
and know them to give universal satisfaction.
II they don't give them hearty reconmenHa-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In this couuty, 10th inst, By Rev. H. Mar
shall, Mr.. CYRUS L. CATHEY and Miss ELIzi
RUSSELL. -
For liberal share of the delicious wedding
cake, the happy couple will please accept ouI
thanks
May blended love and joy divine
Flow free from Hgnen's throne,
Aid sweetly throw their genial beams
il0'er these--the welded one.
In this county, 14th inst, by Rev. 7. w
Parkerson, Mr. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR and Miss
MARY JANE kennedy
In this county, 10th inst, by Rev T.W. Par
kerson Mr. JAMES H. DEFoRp and Miss MAR
GARET JANE ALLEN.
In this county, 18th inst, by Rev. t. W.
Parkerson, Mr.. HUeH P. PENNY and Miss Ma
RY B. MORTON.
Inthis county, 10th inst, by Jas T. Thorn
son, Esq, Mr.. JESSE j. PRICE and Miss MARY
A. W GRAY.
In this county, Mr.. JoHS P. A. CoBB and
Miss MARTHA ANN SMITH.
In this county, 18th inst, by John Moore,
Esq, Mr.. JESSE CLAUScH and Miss Nancy
WoMAcK
In Bedford county 9th inst, Mr., JosEPH
WILHoITF, formerly OF this place, and Miss
CLEMENTINA CLARK.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
A WARNING.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that
sentence of fools philosophy, that a disease
will get well of itself, or that you can cure it
with certain medicines for a few dollar Be-
ware how you tamper with your general well
fare
Ye Wild and vicious youths, why VIII ye
persist in dosing with the fthy aifseaiing
compounds daily proHered, thereby inpairii,g
Four appetite, and digestion and destroying
lou mentally as well as physically, when you
Ian be cured with few doses Of pleasant med
icines? ~
Ye rakes Of every age and condiGbnl why
viii We suffer and rcpine and drag out d msera-
bic existence, untitled for the eyoynle,t and
even ordinary pursuits of life? You who are
thuslnnoyed aud wish to be restored to health
and vigor by a treatment at once pleas int and
effectual, SHOULD consult DIR. NORRIS His
suecess in chronic diseases has been greater thar
that bf any other physician Of his dayi Many
who have been for years afflicted with disease
or consequences resulting from excess have
been restored to health and vigor M der his
really scientific treatment.
Should personal interview be objdctiona-
bic, state your disease in writing bse five
dolars--address Or. w. H. MORRIS. through
the Post-Oflice, Nashville, Tenn. and pack
age of medicines, securely put up all be sent
privately and with dispatch. full objections
Herewith, and no question aslef. =
Persons living at distance, ana afflicted
with gS7pfala, OIL Ulcers, Iettr, Fano9S,
Piles Ffstula IN ARo, Gsarei StricturE elects,
or any disease whatever Of an aggraiate or
malignant charter can be cured at hpme by
consulting Or. sloRRIs, by letter, pdst-paid.
enclosing fee.
Medicines pheasant aud safe can be sent per
mail to any part of the United States.
Particular attention given TO the tAeameut
Of female complaints. Ladies who m.l be al
licted with IrrequlaFities, F7foF ABus or
Hhites, ProlaJsa8 Uteri ar FdjHg # The
Honib would do well to lay aside all-f,lse del
icacy and promptly consult the DR.. CUngs
WARRANTED
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
fee, Cedar s., near Post-Oflice ROBIN, No
H. up stairs.
Jan. 26, 1854
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Money Received =
OF Pm. q. Ia ggoner, on Mul
berry, 50, or subscription.
Corporate Authorities

We have inadvertently omitted ID
state, that at thesannual election f9r
corpq ration officers, held in this tow .
last month, The following genflemd ;
were elected Aldermen--Jas. l. NeelIl,
He. Holman, S. NJ. McElroy, /. p.
Atkins, w. W. Formwalt, W. W. Nc
Nelley and James r. Chilcoat. a
few days after the election, the Boa 70
met, organized, and elected II. 2
Holman, Esq, Mayor; John V Me
Kinney, Recorder; Hiram Phillips,
Town Constable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
Insolytnt Estate.

DURstANT to an order Of the Clerk of
] the County Court of lincoln County.
Tennessee upon the suggestion OF the admin
istrator of Robert Lewis, deceased of the IN
solveufy pfs SAID decedent'S estate, notice IS
hereby given to all persons holding claims
against said estate to present them to the
Clerk of kaid County Court, PROPERTY anthem
ticated, on or before he ID day Of June, 1854.
for pro rafl distribution, or they vii be forey-
er debarrei.
JAMES R. CHILCOAT, Adns'r
Fcbruaty %, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
EDUCATIONAL,

{TE3HE undersigned has opened an zEJl
/ Il English School, near his resi- Ey
dence in the lively region of Pea. As2Y
Ridge; where Iure air and drystalwa ILL.,
ter abounds at hll seasons Of the year. There
is spring of excellent chalybiate water within
two hundred yards of the premises; and thu
! best of freestols watsr on, every side.
/ Such graduates of Colleges, and teachers OF
our common Schools as may have neglected to
make themsel Fes thoroughly acquainted with
the gra1nmatita l construction Of our beautiful
language, may here rectify this defect in their
English Education.
Those desiring Instruction in other branches
will be accom- modated.
Special attention will ls given to the true
pronunciation of every woifl in every lesson of
every student male or female.
No grown person who may be destitute Of a
desire to,learri will be, Knowingly. admitted;
nor will any person of dssoute manners. or Of
evil practicesl be permitted to remain in the
school; should any such, unfortunately, gain
admission tot 1t.
The school house is new, spacious, pleasant
and comfortable in winter, and in summer.
Terms according to the services rendered. !,
Feb. 23 ISAAC SOUTHWORTH.
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lInsoIyent Estate.

DURsUANT to an order finn the
l. Clerk Of the County Court of Lincoln
county. Tennessee, upon the suggestion bf the
Administrator Of the estate Of SAMUEL
V.C0MMOXS, dee'd. ofthe Insolvency Of said
deeeaent's estate--nofee is hereby given to all
persons holding claims against saiiA es5Ate. to
present them 10 the Clerk Of the County Court
Of said county, properly authenticated, on pr
before the Cd day Of June. 1854, for pro rate
distribution, or they will be forever dsbarred
w. G.. COMMONS, 4Rm'r.
~ ~ 1o-t
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Con0i0otes l85}f.


GrWe arc autll{rized to announce Little.
Berry l.. Cole. candidate for Sheriff o
Lincoln county at the March election, 1854.
OF We are authorized to ANNOUNCE John
T. MOtIoVV, candidate for Sheriff Of lin
coin county at the March election, 1854.
sG@ We are authorized to announce .Bas
ID. Griz1ard, a candidate for Sheriff o.
Llncoln cognty, at the March election 1854.
OgWe are auth Qrized to announce Wiley
vi. Alexander. candidate for Sheriff o.
Aineoln county, at the March election, 1854.
CT We are authorized to announce Major
gaS. ff.fIankS. a candidate for reelection
n the Office Of Sheriff of Lincoln county, al
the March election, 1854.
TRUsTEE--LIScoIE COUNTY.
CG-We are authorized TO anneiince VIM
u. Rhea. Esq. candidate for County
Trustee of Lincoln county. at the March Elec-
ton. 1854
0TWe arc authorized to announce VIM.
NeeId, senior, a candidate for Cpunty Trus-
tee of Lincoln county, at the Match Election,
1854
/. GIVE are authorized to announce a. :.
Randolph. Esq, candidate for County
Trustee of Lincoln county, at the March
Election. 1854.
GIVE are authorized to annd lnce Will
liam Dyer, Esq, candidate for County
Trustee Of Lincoln county, at the March
Election. 1854.
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Pub. Doc

We are indebted to some friend in
Nashville--dOn t know who, Though
for copy of the Report Of the
Committee on Federal RdlatiqnR, Of
the Tennessee Senate, on the lHPme-
stead Policy. We haven't lfalIl an
opportunity to read it, but Helieve
it approves the plan reqomnleP ded
by Gov johnson, for the disPo4 al o
the lands belonging to The Uhitod
States. If so, good!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
PAIN TIMe.

IFglHE subscrib r would request the I6.--.ss
! inhabitants of Fayetteville. and So
all others wishing House. Sign ;sElsl Or,
namrntal Printing. fsTssining
Narblims. Paper-hSnGiag efe. etc.
done in worlmaulike mani er, 10 give nm :
call. Feeling confident from his past expa-
Renee as Painter, etc, tina; he vii be able fo
suit MI those Who shall favor him w;h thcir
patronage Satisfaction warranted ard orders
promptly executed.
Office in the large building sdith eide OF
the publ square. Orders can also be left At
the Bell Hotel
JOHN NJ. WINTERICH.
February IG. 1854.
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NEW EInMI

NAE undersigned has pur -
. chased the entue interest 1900
Of +. Tune in the stock Of Ssfrf--s---s5
A. B. Knott * Co, in the Cabinet business in
Fayetteville. and viii hergaftcr keep a fun
sipplvof Furniture, at the old stand on the
northeast corner Of the Public Square, Of tbs
best and most fashionable make; which wifi
be sold on very favorable terms fothe pafcha-
ser. S,fas, Dressing Bureaus, 1lables Of all
kinds. BedsIeads of various pa.tersis, Ward-
robes, SAFES. Hat Racks. Chaiss fine and CON-
mon, Cribs and Cradles Lounges and Nafras-
Sos, together With all othet ar lcles usually
kept in first class Furniture ware-Taom con
stantlv on hand or made to order at short no
tice.
Collins and Cases for sale, which VIII ts Ia
ken in Hearse to any part of the county freq
OF charge
Barter taken as heretofore. Try me.
Jan, IL, is54-ly.
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ton. we will then acknowledge that thai
they are good any how. "Dromg6ole's Fe nalc
Bitters,' is our topic.
ForsaIe mi Fayetteville, by Dienier & Hump
ton, and McElroy and Mckinney; in IIfwis-
burg by J. i. Jones. r.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
Error Corrected

Mr.. James D. Gfggara requests
US to say that the report that hf
had withdrawnor intended towitht
draw from the canvass for Sheriff
is incorrect; but on the contrary.
that he intends to run the race
out.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
EnsOlyent Estate.

DURSUANr to an order from the Clerk Of
the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tennessee. upon Che suggestion of the Admin
istrator Of the estate of c. NJ. CRAWFORD,
deceased, OF the insolvency Of said decedeht's
ostate--notice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said estate, 70 present
them to the Clerk Of the County Court Of said
county. properly authenticated, ON on before
the % day Of June, 1854, for pro ratel distribu-
ton. or they viii be forever debarred-
WIN. G. .ROUNTREE, Aa,p'r.
Feb. I'd, 1854.
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EALI AND SEIILE.

a LII persons owing II, Gala d Co., either
IA by note o.. account, for lumber, or work
dotB at their Saw-Mill, are notified chat it IS
abF$lutely necessary TO have the same settled
with bout DELAY The firm is owing, and 70 be
albk 10 pay, wd ge -mpelled to collect
The papers of Said finn will remain in tho
hjIds Of j. vi !. AGNEW until tho 18th o.
Adjrch. for settlement At that time, those
nhbaid " i'll be handed TO an officer for collee-
ribh. There is 10 mistake about this.
McCALLA & co.
Feb. ., 1S54-td.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
To Correspondents

No. 5 of Nashville by Gas-Ligl IT.
is to handZbut incomplete, as it
stops in the middle Of a senteTce.
Will the author let us hear from Bim
without delay?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
Valuable Work

We are indebted to the kindness
of Hon Geo IT, Jones, Ifor the full
report of the Census of 1850 Its
value il incalcuhble. We shall draw
on it shortly, for the bd neft Of our
readers. Il