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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-04-12
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office, at Lam
III caster Court House, April !, 1854:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02
ElIIcATIaMAZ.a

fENHE undersigned has opened IA AkEy,
4 English School, near his RESI-
dence III the lovely region of Pea zse9f
Ridge: wherf pur4 alr and crystal Wa SsI-kJ
ter aboltfids at all seasons Of the year. There
is a spring of excellent chaly bate water within
two hundred yarIls of the premises; and the
best Of freest one water on every SHE.
Such graduates of Colleges, and teachers of
our tomnlonUSchdols as may have neglected 10
make thtmsk Ives thoroughly acquainted with
the Grammatical construction OF our beautiful
langllagesmdy hcFe reetify this defect in their
English Eddfatiof.
Those DESIRING instruction in other branches
win be accoIhmodated :
Special attention Will be given to the true
pronunciation of every word in every lesson Of
every student ma lie on female.
No grown perso b who may be destituteoi
desire f. learn will be- knowingly, admitted
nor viii any persoln of dissolute manners, or of
evil practices, be permitted to remain IN the
school; should any such, unfortunately gam
admission to it.
The school-hotse' is new, spacious, pleasant
and comfortable ih winter, and in srimmef.
Terms according to the services rendered.
Feb. %. ISAAC S0UTHWORTH.
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Notice this Without Fail

rs is well keown, the seniorpart-
ner Of tie firm of Berry s. FdFdct
has been dead long While and
that fact renders it unavoidable
that the business of said firm should
be wound up. have waited and
ask ed time for those owl ng, as Iong
as the authorities would gran it,
and now, they instruct and require
me to wind the matter up right off.
! hope, therefore, that none Of my
friends will blame me, if the, find
ahat they owe in The hands O an
officer for collection If they are
sued, it vii! be because the law de-
mahds il. The date to which the
ACCOUNTS must be settled, is May
10, IS53-for subscription to the
0bsn'rer, advertising, or job print
ing. If -ou are in doubt whether
YOU owe a ny thing or not, come ard
sect lis better to have a little
trouble, than to pay cost. Persons
having claims against the firm, will
please present them for settlement.
n o. WALLACE,
Sargivfng Pdrfner.
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deliverable in March, AZ ppcked;; Dbl Lar
Ii834; Mess Pork s12,25.
! NEW ORLEANs-0ats scarce at 80; Western
Hay 1917; Corn, White. 30; Rip Coffee lo@11
! Nrw YoRK.-Cotton has advanced h. Ric
I Coffee 49,: Corn 93@99; Pork declined lee
Mess sl3 81; Prime Sl3 81; Lard 1914
] CHARLESTON. S. C-sinco my last, we have
had dull market for hpur-a decline Of 25to
/ SEC has taken place. Tennessee flour in bbs.,
$s11 assn; sack flour. $774 Geo sacks Etowah
to arrive, sold So. and 800 sacks Granite mills
at $751;. Corn 93@@5. Oats, sales have been
made this week at 73c but this price cannot be
obtained now, as there is plenty in market
MEMPHrs. TESN.-Cotton--W have to an
nounce another dull week in the market for
our great staple. The continued warlike as
pect of affairs in Europe, coupled with the
high price of breadstnffs and tightness in the
money market has exercised depressing in
fluence in the cotton trade, and prices may be
regarded as somewhat lower than those ruling
last week, though we make no change IN our
quotations We continue to hope for better
state of things, and hence advise orr planting
friends not to Be alarmed. We hear-of some
factors preparing to hold over to the n"xt sea-
son, rather than submit to the lirices ruling at
present. Most of the sales effected now are
merely TO fill orders, very little being taken on
speculation.I The stock on hand ID something
over 10000 bales, with constant accessions
he receipts weekly being greatly over the I
'aes and shipments The truth Is, Memphis I
5 not 4 favorable market at this time, except (
or the buyer, most of whom are timid aud
earful to take hold under the present unset
led state of affairs
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Flour-Market pretty 4
much unchanged, and dull for provisions.
Flour and Grain7SzThe market is rather
net, with receipts from the city and country
nils, and sales of about 260 bbls -four in lots
t SO 1906 90, and small sales at 81 sale
f so bbs extra at ST so Sales of prime
heat were made yesterday at 81 %, and
lie at 81 60 The mllerS are offering but
I 10@l 10. Corn scarce at 45@50c.
Whisky-Sales of 185 bbls raw at the
harf at 53c.
Gheese-Sales of some $50 boxes Western
615c.
rovisions-Mess pork quiet, with ! sale of
} hhds at Sl2 So A saleof l3l bbls grease T
ard at 634e.
Sr. LoUrs.-The markets are qiriet.i Flour
, 80. Grain-Wheat 81 15@l A. Corn
"a 55c. Oats 42@45c. Provisions--Mess
TX is held at sl3 Bulk shoulders 4sle;
les 5l4c. Lard 874 @87S. =
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YOUNG MAMMOT II!

YTHE fine black Jack YOUNG
Il MAMMOTH, will stand the en- SA
suing season, at my Stable twelve Ssks2i.
miles south of Shelbyville, ON Big Flat Creek,
at Eight Dollars to insure Foal; Je1nets
Sixteen Dollars.
YOUNG MAMMOTH is fifteen and half
hands high, fol lr years old in May next; meas
ures eight feetIaround the chest, is fifteen feet
from the top Of his head to the tail, and is III
teen inches around the arm.
Pedigree.
His dam was sired by DIR. Shelby's old Blue
jacket, out of B. Phillips large Jennet of the
Wonder stock. Young Mammoth was sired
by I. Deans large black Jack Of the Sir John
stock.
Last season YOUNG MAMMOTH covered,
thirty mares, twenty-eight of whom are in
foal, and sixteen Jennets all Of whom are in
foal.
All possible care will be taken Of mares sent
from a distance, but no liability will be as
sumed. JOHN T. DEAN.
Bedford County, March 2, 1S54-4t.
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Something Valuable.

You can be cured, now is your time! Dr.
Dsomgople's Vegetabh Tetter Remedy Ihe
U-iversal Southern Specific, for all kinds OF
Scaldhead, Itch, Ringworm, &c. 1t never
fails-one bottle curing the most inveteratc
cases. One trial is only necessary to prove its
superior efficacy. You must be cured. Price
only 81 per bottle; and who would not give
that to be cured Of the letter.
For sale in Fayetteville, ~ Diemer s Hamp-
ton, and McElroy and Mckinney; in Lewis
BURG. bv ] T. Jones. 4.
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+ The redemption of the Unites
States Stocks Is now progressin:
4 much slower thin a few weeks ago
The change is doubtless the resnl
of the much improved condition o
}, the money market. Whenever TIT
screws are upon the market, men il
l trade must convert their surest anC
readiest securities into cash, Hence
thc1ate and very general res onse tc
Secretary Guthrie's circular inviting
the surrender of the securities Of
the Government of the United
States. -
SALES IN SHELBYyILLE, TENN.-The
week before last, there were sold by
| Gill g. Co., 1000 hams;at 6a cents,
delivered in this place. 100000
pounds of bulk sides, at 81 cents,
deli ered in Nashville, 500 barrels of
prir he Lard, at So cents, delivered in
Nashville; l25 barrels of Head Lard,
lat Sc cents, delivered here; 5000
pieces of Shoulders delivered in Nash
vile, at cents.
At the same time, by Coldwell q
Cummings, 100000 pounds of bulk
Sides, at 81 cents, delivered here; ~
packages prime Lard, deli vered here,
at 81 cents. + Erposltor.
Ameang North Alabama to Teas{
,1essee. The Huntsville Advocate, \
copying an article from the Florence
favorable 10 an idea and
wish which seems to be seriously en-
tertained by the people of the coun- +
ties in AIabam a, north OF the Ten
d lessee river, says:
This is no new idea with US, and
ne have ever been in favor Of it
lhe current of public opinion is set {
ling strongly in the same direction.
lhe action, or rather want OF ae1loh,
y the present Legislature, fosters )
he feeling of dissatisfaction at the p
resent ill.assorted union. We shall s.
4cur to the subject at length soon.
There is a rise Of ov er 20 per y
fnl in saltpetre, in consequence OF Q
Ie English Government having re- s.
entity made large purchases. II is ia
id they h old nearly half the stock Ca
the world. 81
FLoRIDA.-- Efforts are being tn
ade in Jackson vile TO erect
res b, terra n Church. to-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02

A W Tnan in Dayton, Ohio, a
short Ii me since, presented her hus-
band with Il boy who weighed just
one pound. His first bed was made
on common sized dinner plate.
The letters from California speak
of the terribly depressed condition
of business in San Francisco. En-
tire cargoes were disposed of to
pay for the freight, storage and
commission. Goods have been
sent forward vastly beyond the re-
qnlrements of the country, and the
consequence is that there is no sale,
or at least no sale that + ealizes any
thing for the shippers. 1t is pre-
dicted that many of the business
men in that place will be ruined
before the year is closed.
Turkeys, in Portland, Oregon,
sold on Christmas day for thirty
dollars apiece!
The Houston, (Texas) Spirit of
the Age gives the following singular
financial speculation: 1t appears
that gentleman wooed and won
lady affection, and had the day ap-I
nointed for the concentration Of
their vows. Meanwhile the lady
succeeded,in getting her future lord
TO make over to her a large portion
of bis money, &C., and when the
happy day arrived she refused to see
her intended lord, and has actually
discarded him. The speculation is
certainly q novel one.
Cholera In Teras.--TlIe Calves
ton News OF the 3lst nit, reports
that the cholera is very fatal there
among the recent German emf
grants and slaves al Houston, Tex
as. 1t is said that the sickness is
to those emigrants ho are
in the suburbs of the
town. and drink the Bayou wafer.
The editors of the N. o. Piccayune
we're presented on the 4th ult., with
some superb, ripe, and lusciously
strawberries, just gather
ed from the vines in the open air IN
that city.
The statement that ex-Pre sident
Fillmore was about 10 be marfled,ls
eoniradicted.
The Georgia Senate has amend
I'd lire House bill providing for re-
moving the State Capitol, SO as to
submit il to a vote Of the people.
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E OR GEsTE.E 81 Eft
A WARMING.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that
sentence of fools philosophy, that disease
will get well of itself, or ttat you can CURE it
with certain medicines for few dollars. Be-
ware how you tauiper with your general wei
fare
fe wild and vieious youths, Why NiE "
persist in dosing with the flthy nauseqtirg
compounds daily proffere,l. thereby inlpaifing
yonr appetite, and digestion and destroying
you mentally as well as PHYSICALLY when YOU
can be cured with few dcs4s of pleasant rlei>
icines?
Ye rakes Of every age and condition, why
will yesuffet and repine and dra g ont nisera-
bic existence, untitled for the escyaieat and
even ordinary pursuits of life? You who are
thus annoyed and wish to be restored Is health
and vigor by treatment. at once pleasant and
effectuRl, should consult Dr.. MORRIS. His
success in chroAic diseases has been greater than
that Of any other physician Of bis dav. Many
who have been for wears afflicted with disease
Or consequences resulting from excess have
been restored to health and yieor Under his
really scientific trcatirsh
Should personal interview be oIjeetiora-
bic, state your disease in writing--enclosc i've,
DIR. w II. MORRIS through
he Post-Offiec Nashville, Tenn, and a rack 4.
lge of. medicines, securely put up, will be sent
privately and with dispatch. full dirlctons
herewith, aid no q4esti0aastel
Persons living at distance. and afiieted
With SsTofula, Old Ulcers Ietiey, Gamers.
Plies, Ffst1tl4 IN 4Ho Grarel Styictares. Gziets,
n any disease whatever Of an aggravated or
charter can be cured at home hy
onsulting DIR. Nouns, by letter, postpaid.
nelosinga fas.
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent per
nail to any part Of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment
{ female complaints Ladies who may be af-
ieted with Irregularities, Fy,lor flgsts of
Vhites, Prolapsas Uferi or FaETpy II he
E0nsb, would do well to lay aside all false dol
'acy and promptly consult the De- CgREs
EARRAETEp,
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
&c, Cedar ST., near Post-Oflice. Room, No.
T. up stairs.
Jan 26, 1854
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Hon eY Recelred--
s1HVHtJ NONEIFCU
Of Fezr W Edsns, of Lynch
burg, So, on subscription.
Educational

Mr.. Isaac South~orM adyertises
that he has opened a school in the
healthy region Of Pea Ridge. All
persons wishing to perfect them
selv es in the English language, now
have an opportunity of studying
under one of the most competent
teachers ever in this county.
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OBJ Nur krt5 --Tutq 1t 0atpf

n TFNS.--Business in the Pro
L. c,ocorv and Dry Goods, aud Tobacco
49, - Iao,,I actiye All the week; but in Cot
H. has been done. The demand for
in Iaoi;ng art;rIes continues req liar and prices
firm, except in the article oil fi9ul, Wien ii''s
slightly declined; and neat l0ln' ny anu
Oats, which h We advanced. !,
Cotton The market opened under depressed
Influences this week, and prices ere unsteady
~ ~ ,,loet J,ore away. however, confidence
'ns al and prIoes conseque ntly stifened.
= az III rLncinls At the several Warehouses in
tbe city This week amount to 39f bales, against
In9o ,,.aek and the total red eipts since lst
t'lo l'SJ 8re 10 412 bales gkinst SO 900 at
ding date last season.
Tho following classifcations we tho range
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: crushed .;. =. - - = Il
! Boston and New York do. = .lG3 9iIH
Coffee--There is an abundant supply IN store
and the demand is active. Gofd no Is now
held. at 121.@14c; Laguyra f's loc' ava
lo Ma lae. at 21@24e p gallon for
common New Orleans; Sugar HPuSe ootS9o
ih1aela'e g Thn adyanco in bredstus mother
m arkets has not been without effect hefe.-
The stock in this market is SINAI and afera-
tions are confined to the retail trade. paleS
fine at 81 5oa7 so, prices firm
Salt--Sack Salt which had been Tor some
months very scarce. is now plenty, IL is no"
sold at So % for fine, and q u for coarse
Bbl 4oc per blI shel.
Cardles-Gool tallow candles command
1913 @l3c Sperm 43@45c; StarIz4@aoc U "
IWhisky-ConAmon rectiied 2o@ Z5c; 40
Pixies Magnolia lab; HarPer's a3t9zoe'
Lincoln 30@35c; Robertson county ;5o(@4
Monongahela 35@45c; Bourbon 80 g 4oe; Rye
40a5Oc; Irish and Scotch S2o|5 90
Feathtrs--In demand at 3543oc Tor good
'V GGrgsfuT-Wbeat 81 ~ bush; Corn 4o@45c;
Oats 40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'i 8; not re hdered SC.
FEshIMaekerel. No. | sls@Ro q Dbl; No.
G, Fiji 10 md demand at 2oaR5c p ID.
Sad5sfe7rlover so; Timothy 50 25@
8 so; Millett go; Flax Seed. y % lbs. 81
Mustard. p Ii. &c.
prdyisions--Bacon hams, 6la @7ci sides,
ribbed. 43<@5; Beef Be; Pork 4@6c; But
ter 1oa12ts: Lard TIC; Meal bushei,
acm5o. Epes I3c; Potatoes, Irish, 60@Sl;
Sweet 4o@50c. "a
Fruits--Apples, green, 4bl $2C9z oo'
dried q bushel, 65@75c; Pefches DO so'9
81 %. - 30 - %.
Reeves. do. s4@5; Sheep p head, 81 so;
Cows and Calves $2o@40.
Lead-Pig y 100 ihs., So; Par 2 ID ~ 81
8; Sheet Zoe. :.
Leather--Sole, Tennessee 22@2fc; cincinnati
27c, Upper p doz. S18@2e; Harness ~
22@25c; Calfskins p doz., SHi@ae; brldle
$2T@36; Skirtng ID. 259ooc; hemlocK
sole, 25@26c.
spausrA GA.--Corn--B aeob--Bu' little Of
the ola stock in market. New comes to hand
slowly, and most of that arriving is IN very
green state. We quote hog round (neN,) S@9e;
Hams 1Otal2: Sides. $685. and Shoulders,
TmsI II must be a we'll ehred article to
bring our outside figures. Larii selling at 90
ioc, according to quantity aud duality.
c1sc,sSArr, Ono Flour So So@e 40;
Whisky 22Y; Bulk Sides Pr Shoulders
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GOdey's LadY's Book :

Prompt, as usual, the March
No. is on our table. We admire
this work, for the plain and simple
reason that, like refined, polished,
and virtuous female society, it pow
erfully tends to improve the man.
ners and mend the heart.
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I Ns Supply Of Brfadsfq6s 1t is
said that very large purchases OF
bread stuffS have been aud are now
being made in the New York market,
on speculation, in anticipation of a
general war in Europe, and it is
these transactions that run prices up
but it is quiet certain, says the
Express, that as soon as the liver,
and canal navigation is resumed the
stock 5 on hand in the seaboard dities
will be SO materially augmented THAT
it is difficult to see how an abate-
ment is not to be an Immediate re-
suit. The present famine prices can
not long be maintained. At the
East, we see, i'm hense supplies are
pouring INTO Boston, from almosH
every section, at the rate of $4,000
10 100000 barrels. The same may
be said ofPortland. The store houses
here are said to be literally choked
lpwith Canadian descriptions of flour. I
The stock on ha nd at New York is
very large. :. r
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MARRIAGES
MARRIED.,

in this county, 10th ult., by VIM Prybr
Esu., Mr.. HALLY R. WILLIAMSON and Miss SG-
SAN D. PETTY
In this place, 22d ult., by Rev. S. NJ. Cowap,
Mr.. N. o. GREEN, of Texas, and Miss MAR
TIA A., daughter of Col JAS Fulton.
In this county, 23d ult., by VIM. R. MARTIN,
Esq, Mr.WILEY q MILAN and Miss MARTHA
E: BLAND.
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To Corresponds Tents

A week or two since we received
a communities ZION entitled the
aPleasures of Friendship" On
looking for it recently, we ascer-
tanned that ii b ad been mlslald, and
we are now unable to lay hands
upon it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02
Groceries

Elliott 5. Thompson, of Shelby
vile, are just in receipt of a large
and superior assortment of Gro
ceries, which they expect to an
nouncein detail next week, through
the Observer.
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Election

The election for Sheriff, County
Trustee, Magistrates, and Consta-
bles, takes place Saturday--the
day after to-morro ". We will,
probably, be able % give the official
vote next week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02
sHsRIrr-LTyooLx cousrY.

or VS. artauthoriz ed to announces Little.
berry 4. Cole, a candidate for Sheriff O
Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854.
OF We are authorized to announce John
Il. MOtiOs. candidate for Sheriff of Lin
coin county. 1t the March election, 1854
sCP We are authoFized 10 announce Jas
4 ID. GsrizZard, a candidate for Sheriff Of
lincoln comfy, at the March election, 1854
0rT-Ne are Authorized to ANNOUNCE Wiley
VI. AieIander. d candidate for Sheriff OF
4,neoln county, at tile March election, 1854
or We are auth4rlze to announce Major
Jas. W Hanks. D canddhte for recollection
20 the Office Of Shetift Of Lincoln county, at
the March election, 1854.
TRUsTEE-ITNcoLN COUNTY.
GIVE are authorized to announce VIM
II. Fshea. ESQ., candidate for Comfy
Trustee lpf Lincoln county, at the March Elec-
ton, 1854
6rWe are aut horned to announce WIN.
NeeIsi senior, candidate for County 4rils@
tee Of Lincoln county, at the March Election,
1854
0<rWe ARE authorized TO announce As.
Randolph. Esq, candidate for County
Trustee Of Lincoln county, at the March
Election 1854.
(ErWe are authorized to announce VIII
liam Dyer. Esqs a candidate for County
Trustee Of Lincoln county at the March
Election, 1854
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HUBBARD & DUYAL,
Dentists.
F.s f.ETTEHLLLR, TFE.v
NOTICE.

Eo,rs'ey r. Bruce, etais-B BIZ fey saIlsef ba.,rei
nN motion ofNpetitioners counsel, and ii
~ appearing 10 the satisfaction of the CIerk!
that defendants Sarah L., Joel and Mary GTay
are lon-residents Of the State of Tennessee
it IS, therefore. ordered that publication be
made four weeks in succession in the Fayette-
vile Observer, newspaper published in Fay-a
etteyille, Tennessee. commanding said defend.
ants to appear at or before the next Cireuit
Court to be holden at the courthouse in Fav-
etteville, Tennessee, On the first Monday In
March next and answer the said comrlainabt's
bill. or otherwise the same will be taken for
confessed, and set down to be heard ex lrGrte.
as to them
JAMES r. CHILC0AT, C1csA
Feb. 9 1S54-4t
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PresbYterE-

PresUy Itf!
Tennessee Presbytery, of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
meets in Mulberry church, eight
miles east of this place, on Friday,
3oth inst.
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SURVEYING Partner.
New Volume

To-day we issue the first No. Of
a new volume of the O5sd rrer-thel
18th, We merely announce the
fact, take long breath, aud launch
into theunknown ocean of Futurity
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SettIeUp

Settle Up
z. G. Goodr Ech g. Co. advertise in
another colunI n for those indebted
to come.forwa I'd andosettle. Give
them a cali and pay up, and save
cost.
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MONEY. MONEY. MONEY!

M e respectfully solicit all those that are
w indebted to u.s. to come forward and
make payment without delay, as we are COM
PEELED to have money: and we take this meth
Cd of informing all those that are indebted to
us. if they should fail to come forward and
make payment by the 2Otss OF March,
that their notes and accounts viii be putin the
hands Of an Officer for collection. We do not
wish to put you I'd any eost-therefore we give
YOU fair warning, hoping you will come forward
and make payment immediately
r. C. GOODRICH & CO.
March Q f85d-1m
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New Hack line

Mr.. j. Z. Hqggard, of Peters
burg. will commence running a
hack. about the 18th inst, from
Fayetteville to Shelbyville, by the
way Of Cane Creek, Petersburg
and Richmond, for the accommo-
dation of the travelling public
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02
DIED,

On Wednesday. Odd ult., in this vicinity, OF
Juf1A CATHARINr, daughter of VIM.
H. and Elizabeth f. Bright. Aged 10 years.
In this place, Thursday, 23d uh, Of mea-
sizes, an infant daughter Of Col. W. T. hEhcHE-
VAL.
In this county, Sunday. Goth ult., Of Group,
an infant daughter of DR.. RoBT McMULLIN.
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r# Business Notice. as

OF The Post-0ffice List of Letters pub
ished in the FayetteciHs Observer, in eompliance
with law of Congress, which provides that it
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST CIRCULATION. =EIsf
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or Advertisements must he handed intothe
Office by Tses5ay Morning, to insure an appei ar
ance IN the following Paper
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WANTED.
SPECS.

IO bags Allsplss; s.. lis nutaegs;; -
so lbs Gloves; 10 It's Mace; 10 Mats -
Cinnamon Bark; 10 boxes Ground Pepper,
now in store by MITCHELL d SPEkRY,
Feb. %. SheIbyviIlc, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02
For Rent

During the year 1851, II e lower
room, with cellar, of the 06se,ref
building. For terms, etc, apply at
this Office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-02
TIMELY NOTICE.

DY the first dhy Of April, shall --g@e
ID retire to the North end of my "a
House, where | hhpe my friends and >Sa=e-'
every person wishing to purchase articles IN
my line of business, will give me a GALL, II
Come in and see the Oil man, and let US have
a friendly chat any how.
Feb. %. sHAPARD,