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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
POLAND.

A Grand mass meeting was to be held at Sheheld Oh
Monday the 2Sth ut, in favor OF the restoration VI
Poland to the map of Europe very general d.
tendance of the Polish exiles and Polish sympatnIers
was anticipated, as the meeting would be addressed
by KossUTH and other popular orators we nave re-
ceyed from London an advance copy OF the resolu'
tops which were TO be offered on the occasion;
Grand /, TO be made Sheffield on Monday next
YOU copy of the resolutions which were sent 10 hosa
Weroe and others which they have agreed to SPEAK nv
suh will mske a great effort ,..t
Rered That this meeting CARDS the war against
M interests Of ustce and Of solid peace; nasmueh as Russia mas
robbed of Finland mutilaied Turkey aud feI
the national existence Of Poland and oppressed
the immunity of which have embodened her TO the present wal ~
made il the duty Of England to incur large saerihee IN
ha he rights of nations against the encoachmen OF de'i
Redress of the natural caused fy these eneoa'
security the independence of nations Inc 0HN
peoIle Of EnglGn will estimate 10 DC A"o''N1 'O-i
gscrifces in carrying on this wsr 49,. r.
s,,,s Thai this meeting convinced that no terin'ha
the present war either give that security OF -
miles. Russa il forced dsgorgs her hlso,ien puhe
thereby weakened wei FOX future aggfes'ioh Is -
- abroad And the partition Of Poland Oy h1
Win he aid of Austria Pussia, having been ihs most
lie spoiation also the stepping stone - al - he
If The law of nations-6Ist therefore ana 'O'.' IS
,d IN pepaence with rs ancient territory IN
-, -, = .,sir barrier TO Europe. And TINS meeNns = v
,iru that such rec reesion Of Poland nio all iaa' -
T. no, onv an act Of Justice due her suaerins' ana
also necessary for the security OF Europe 60 1850
The obisc, Of the war and necessary guarantee u ~
and maintenance of the balance Of power IN Europe
Reached That England will place heEs . Al ,,,.,. If
srd dangerous position, By courtins icf TINS vi"
The house Of Austria which with vile nsrsiuae ha' ~ 80
in the SPOIL Of Poland her deliveTeri Is o0una 80 -
Polish possessions TO r,sis. the reeslahshment oi U.s.
atty and regns in Hungary sVo"eAy ~ :. ~,
rsh, by the aid Of Russian invasion ~ M a'-'
sgairst which taking up arms -,
Tbs, therefore an anee with Austria for the present wa pes
.bv,rve lie just sns England. France ard IuAey mus
NJ. N those nstionsos which have been despoied OF ths
rights ty combination Of dePoism, tsd not 10 '"y
o,rpm.u which shared the crime Of that eObin'a'n ana
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J. MckINsI'I DL '11sO1' q =" -
Col. Walker gave similar parole
RETURN OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED. &C., OF col. va
EEs COMMAND, DgsiSo ITS STAY ~ LOWER w isss

RETURN OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED &C., OF COZ,
Yk's COMMAND DURiSG ITs STAY ~ LOWER edpos isss
Ra.d-Leuis John MeKbben a. Es'sie, pss April
n pds AZ San Vicente; Bernsd Carroll a. AMI
IS is1; cosry Sergeant John Town. At nee q isS,
81 49, Pyaes Barney McCormiek AZ - =, O..
B,ss.r iverless a. Ia csesfars t.sss 2s !, So u
f.,ur,. O,fo He " Mig San Vice i,ei " =, -
Iobo Pattep Caenturn Apfn -, .e>s
w. Orsn a. ss', - = -
ib olhs q ,sds, pee 100 inoin,, rssy
=, ~ is5J. James ffaHis son, a. % Dee ~. m ".
az - Dec 1883; irHy Smith a. do De 1915
~ R,as Al do 5. lSi Noes Andsrson, h la oiHa'
Apiil 90. 1874 p,A ie,t.
L.5n Ga tks Deset, AAh 1854 private VIM Smith on tho
II Isrl 1851; sph W Smith, Commandsu Of northen
s.T .ad have BEEN killed q Ia cseatas In April 1881,
ss Fneis Sor. shot Vicente March, 1885, Private
lrtfsT Houion SHOT At do IN March. is' Wilson naia'to
ssrrsrtl lostO the 'Jssr
N.NKs OF PETsoSs KILLED AT SAX VICENTE The
les Anges Sta< publishes list Of the persons killed at
Vicente by Meendez and party the 3oth of March
They portion of the party ls under Smith TO guard
the barracks when Walker started TO the Colorado.
Smith lett them taking party Of thirteen with him and
went TO San Rosario; after which Meendez attacked
them They had left the barracks and scattered about
town. and when they the Mexicans com ng, fed into
the river bottoms among the willows from whence they
taken, tied and shot. Their names are k j. Rdgel
ofNapa; Charles Harvey OF Santa Bsrbara Gcstavus
Cathansen Polei Qrrin /, Newell Of stocktoni and
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We are indebted to the Pursers of the George Law
and tie Star Of the West and to the Expresses of Adams
& Co.. Beriord & Co., and Wells Fargo & Co., for the
prompt delivery of California papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
Tic treasure list Of the George Law i as f0l)ws:
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

The steamship Star of the West, Capt f. l.. Mike
paugh arrived yesterday afternoon in days 20 hours
from San Juan del Norte with passengers and California
dates to May TO- She brings 5l3 passengers, sl,2s6Os
on freight and $500 900 in the hands of the passengers.
The Star of the West left San Juan the evening Of
the BIS. nit leaving in port the Italian brig Prudente
Gomi for Genoa next day; American bark Martha Clark
Rogers for NewYork 10 days; Br. Mail steamer Clyde
Jones' for Navy Bay 2Oh Dr. schooner Jesse Hooker for
Biawfeds next day.
Tie City Officers OF San Juan have resigned, leaving
the town without government, but no disturbances take
place There have been outrages committed upon the
Transit Companys property since the leaving OF the
Northern Light
The Star of the West came to anchor of Sandy Hook
at =. NJ, account Of the fog.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
A WARNING.

Delay not; harbor not IN your mind that
sentence of fools philosophy, that disease
viii get well of itself, pr that you can cure it
with certain medicines for a few dollars Be-
ware how you tamper with your general well
fare
Ye wild and vicious youths, why will ye
persist in dosing with the filthy naatseating
compounds daily proffered. thereby impairing
your appetite. and digestion and destroying
,ou mentally as we'll as physically, when YOU
can be cured with few doses of pleasant med
lcines?
! Ye rakcs of every age and condition, why
will We suffer and repinf and drag out a misera-
bic existence, untitled FOR the enjoyment and
even prdinary parsuits of life? You who are
thus annoyed and wish to be restored to health
and vyiieor by treatment. at once pleasant and
efFeoiilal, should consult Dr NORRIS. His
success ia eliroaIc diseases has been greater than
that hf any other physician Of his day Many
who have been for years afflicted with disease
or consequences resulting from excess have
been restored tb health and vigor under his
really scientific treatment.
Should perfonal interview be objectinna-
bic. state your disease in writing--enclosc FIVE
tiollars--address DIR W H. MORRIS. through
the POST Office, Nashville. Tenn and PACK
age Of medicines. securely put up will be sent
privately and with dispatch full directions
tlsorswith, and ~ QUESTION askef
Persons living AZ distance. and afflicted
with Ssefala, Oh UIeyy, Tettcr. Canncys,
Pies, Est,4la ~ Ano GyateE !Sylotsres elects,
or any disease whatever pf an aggravated or
malignant charter. can b cured at home by'
consulting Dr.. MoRRIs, BY letter, postpaid.
enclosing a fee
Medieines pleasant and sAfe can be sent per
mail TO aDv part Of tbs United States
Particulas attention. giver 10 the treatmrn;
OF female complaints. I.adles who nav be af-
ficted with Irregularities F7aor ABss N
Fhltrs, Pro4apsus Uter, ov Fai ing If Ge
Hou.l. would 10 well 70 Law aside all false deli
icaoy and rqntnp;ly cnhzu !; the DR.. CuRE4
" AkRAxrED,
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance or
fee, Cedar II, near Pos; --0ficc. Room. No.
u, up ssain-
Jan. 90, 1854.
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NOTICE.

IKo,nlley Bruce, ct als-BtU for sale Of SLAVES
ON motion of petitioners counsel, and i
~ appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
that defendants Sarah L., Joel and Mary Gray
are non-residents of the State Of Tennessee
it Is, therefore, ordered that publication b.
made four weeks in succession in the Fayette
vile Observer, newspaper published in Fay
etteville, Tennessee. commanding said defend
ants to appear at or before the next Circuit
Court to be holden at the courthouse in Fay
etteville, Tennessee, on the first Monday in
March next, and answer the said complainant
bill, or otherwise the same will be taken for
confessed, and set down to be heard ex parte,
as to them r
JAMES R. CHILCOAT, Cle,k.
/ Feb 8, 1S54-4t
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SPRING GOODS,

to which We n .spectfully invite the attention 81
the merchants of Lincoln and the adjoining
counties We are the Importers of several
brands of IRISH Linens, direct from Belly
mena, Ireland, and are fully able to supply
country merchants at New York and Phila-
delphia prices. We are alio importing for
spring sales, ElnbrOideries and Lace
Goods, embracing every description and
quality of Collars, Capes, Undersleeves, Cuffs,
Mantillas Lace Points, Chemizettes, Swiss and
Jaconet Edgings and Insertings, black Silk
Laces. etc. which we can sell as low as they
ara lobbed in any city in the Union. We pro-
pose to sell amy description of goods as low as
they can be bought from Eastern jobbers; and
in order to prove the sincerity of our PROPOSE
ton, we propose to duplicate any NeU York
themselves being the judg-
es. Our stock is ample-sufiicient for the lar
gest demand; and in vasietses and style Of
Dress Goods particularly adapted to the
improved taste of the times. 10 Cash Buyers
md prompt Time Deo ers, we are disposed to
offer ertra inducements, and from them solicit
lareful examination of our stock before buying.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & CO,
Nos 10 and a, Public Square, NashnHe Tenn.
Feb. 16, l854--2m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
The Female academy

At the commencement OF The
present session Of this institution
fears we're expressed by some of it:
staunchest friends, that it could not
be resuscitatei = that it was too dead
to make even struggle. But CT
y,crficnce, that potent disprover Of err
roneous theories, haF proven these
fears TO be groundless + from the
day it was opened, the number Of
students has increased, until now
there are some sixty in regular at
tendimce-with constant accessions.
The prospects Of the Academy have
never been more favorable; indeed,
we might say that it has seldom if
ever been in more healthy condi-
ton than it now is. Mr.. Sarye,-,
the principal of the literary depart
ment, is gentleman Of fine attain
ments, and as well qualified for the
station, as any who have preceded
him. Mr.. Simoas, the professor of
music, we are credibly informed, is
eminentIy qualified for his station
having few if my superiorsin his pro
ftssion. Pers ons having daughters
or wards, and wishing them to acquire
a good literary and musical education.
may res i assured that facilities of
superior order are offered, for the Sc
curing Of such, by the Fayetteville
Female Academy.
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The Cause

AS we feared, our supply of print
ing paper did not arrive in time to
allow US to issue a paper last week.
We are we'll awareof the disappoint-
ment that always attends the non-re-
ception Of newspaper when due;
consequently did our best to hurry
up the materials in time. But they
didn't come--and, we couldn't help
II
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GALL AND SETTLE.

4 IL persons owing " Gala d Co, either
"A by note or account, for lumber, or work
done at their SawMill, are notified that it is
absolutely necessary to have the same settled
without delay. The firm is owing. and to be
able to pay, We are compelled to collect
The papers of said firm will remain in the
hands of j. w. AGNEW until the 10th of
March. for. settlement At that time, those
unpaid will he handed to an officer for collec-
ton. There is no mistake about this.
McCALLA & co.
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Insalyent Estate.

DURSUANT to an order from the
j. Clerk of tile County Court of Lincoln
county, TENNESSEE, upon the suggestion Of the
Administrator OF the estate of SAM Ell
V. COMMONS, decd, of the insolvency Of said
decedents estate notice is hereby given 10 all
persons holding claims against said estate, to
present them to the Clerk Of the County Court
of said county, properly authenticated, on or
before the I'd day Of June 1854, for pro rata
distribution, or they will be forever declared.
w. G. COMMONS, <dm'r.
Z Feb. I'll, 1854.
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Insolyent Estate.

DURSUANT 70 an order from the Clerk OF
tho County Court Of Lincoln co lnty
Tennessee, upon the suggestion of the Admin
istrator of the est tate of c. NJ. CRAWFORD
deceased, OF the Insolvency of said ddcedent's
"state--notice is hereby given to all pei sons
holding claims against said estate, to pr esent
them to the ClerA of tile County Court of said
county, properly authenticated on or y fore
the "a day of Juhe, 1854 for pro rata Dist ibu-
ton, or they will be forever debarred
WI. G ROUNTREE, Adm n.
Feb 81 1874
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
Peace a nd Comfort for 90 oo.i


Strange as it may appear 20 the citizens III
Fayetteville and surrounding country. net il II
true, that the introduction of the article u,t
der consideration, Is destined to bring about
peace and plenty to the afflicted, ease and tran
guilty Of mind To the distressed. life and ac-
ton to the lame and stiff-jonted.
1t is composed Of highly chemiealized and
concentrated Ingredients; which when exter-i
nally applied, pene:rates to the very muscles
tendons and llgaments, giving instantaneou.
and miraculous relief 10 all cases Of Chronic
Rheumatic Pains. Gout, Dead Palsy, Loss Of
Nervous Feeling. Numbness, Shrinking Of tho
Muscles Contracted Limbs, ENLARGED Joints
Deep-Seated Pain and Soreness, weakness
and habIiuai Pam In the Back, Cramps and
Spasms, dc. RheuHimtisn can be- cured
and IN the very worst cases the Chinese Rneu-
matte Antidote." hoiSts ts banner and waves
It's plumes in triumphant SUGGEST
It's action is specifically directed 10 tie ab-i
sorbent system, arousing j. tpa healthy a,tion,
Thus enabling tito ALLEVIATE or throw OF al that
morbi'' and diseased matter. causing an OBJ
siructed circnlativn in the diseased ioca,,;fa,
this external remedy establishes free circuIa
tlon, producing an uninterrupted assimilation
Of fresh material to build up and reorganizo
the diseased and deadcned tissues. Ne who
have had rheumatism for years, in this YOU
can find relief. Price 81 % per bottle 9 for
80 90 j. T. DR0MGOOLE.
No. IL, College street, Agent in Nashvi.g~
Fer sale 10 Fayetteville rs McElroy & NJ
KINNEY AND Dieiner 4 Hampton
Dec. 2g, IS53-tv.
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| WORD IN Time!

HNHOSE owing Southworth, Mergan and
Il Neil due previous to December 25th
1858, would do well to pay off by the 18th Of
March next and thnse who have not closed
their accounts, may save little money by
doing 70 at an early day It's impossible for
me 70 call @n them in person. and hope no
one will take exceptions after this hotice, if
send some one to settle with them, at their
expense.
W. S. soUTHwoRTH Agt.
Fayetteville, Feb ., 1854-6w.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16

BY dispatches from Baltimore, VIC
learn that wheat is selling at 1910
a 2,20 per bushel. This far exceeds
the price ever before given for that
article.
a Merida correspondent Of the
New York Herald gives frightful ac-
counts Of the ravages of the Cholera
in Yucatan. Many towns in the
eastern part of the Peninsula near
Honduras, have been almost depopu-
lated by the pestilence. In Merida,
the capitol, city of about thirty-fye
thousand inhabitants, twenty-five
hundred have already died. At one
time l75 deaths daily were register
ed.
In the New York mark ct wheat
has reached the enormous price Of
two dollars and five cents per bushel
higher than it was ever known be-
fore.
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DIED,

In 6hs vicinity, Thursday, 9th inst. WILL
HAN t. son Of Mr. HUI. THOMSON, aged about
IL yeEprs.
ASH departed from my cottage this morning
the Sun shone mosNbrilliantly, The. birds
were kinging their sweetest songs, and AL ma
ture seemed to TEEN with beauty. But not
standing all this. | felt sad The resaon
why ] could not tell, but when heard that a
youth who bid so fair for usefulness had de-
parted this life could answer instantly An,
It was enough % make the human heart throb
with the deepest regret to think that one who
was So highly esteemed by all with whom he
was acquainted now lies low in the silent grave.
Oar young friend was youth OF most extra
ordinary moral intellect he professed relig-
ion a few months prior to his death, after which
time he lived the humble life of the christian.
Friends, connections, and associates, do not
weep; William has made ahappy exchange
ii is earth exchanged for heaven.
4 FRITxD.
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Good Work

Since our last, We have received
the names of more than TWENTY new
subscribers to the Observer. Keep
it up-roll on the ball, and no efforts
shall be wanting on our part to con-
tinue 20 merit the high commenda-
ito ms SO frequently and cheerfully
accorded to our paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
From Mr. T. B. Cannon, highly respecta

From MIR. T. B. Cannon, highly respecta-
bic citizen, present Cashier of the Bank:
SHELBYv1LLE. Tenn, 1852.
Dr.. J. p. Dronagoolei Sri have used youl
Preparatid On Of Eye-Water in my family, with
dntire sue Jess, and che4rfully recommend it.
Youts truly, I, B. CANNON.
AGAIN READ.
SHELBYvrLLE, Tenn 1852.
Or. J. p. Dromgoole. Sir-We have used
your preparation of Eye Water in our families,
with entire SUCCESS, and take much pleasur in
saying that We look upon it as speedy and
effectuai remedy for all kinds of sore eyes
We know a great many who have used it and
been cured
Yours truly,
JAMES WORKMAN ESQ.
WIN. WORD, County Trustee.
JAMES C. MARTIN, Esq.
i NEWCoM THOMSON, Esq.
For sale inFayettevillc, by DFemer s. Hamp-
Ton, and McElroy and McKin ney; in Lewis
burg, by J. l.. Jones. r.
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED,

In this county, I'd inst, by VIM. Dyer. Esq.
WILLIAMS.
In this county, 1st inst, by .0rrin 2 Hill
Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM +. HUNTER and Miss SARAH
AM Ellis.
In this county. by Jacob Gillespie, Esq,
Mr.. JANIS McCoY and Miss ELIZABETH Rifles.
In this county, by Rev. NJ. H. Bone, Mr..
WILLIAM w. EATpN and Miss SARAH ANN
LITTLE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
TvWO En-. Jacks: BLACK HAMK

1.-TWO fine Jacks: BLACK HAWK n
/ BY imported Knight Ertant. W
dam hy King Cirrus, xrs- old, will ah..Al
h. guaranteed in every partioularI CYRUS
In King CYRUS. . yrs. old bass. of good bone
AID Size. unsriedl Apply b. HUI THOMI-
son or ". b. RHEA, Buc keye Lincoln Go.
jan &C. iS5i--St
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NOTICE.
PRICES REDUCED!

MITCHEILS CELEBRATED
w INDIAN BOTANIC MED 80,
iClNES Tor sale at reduced pri-
ces. at ADsot Harlsys, tsoo psiis sovtK-.cest 81
% Doonfs hi"-rthe ONLY PLACE to be had in
Lincoln or adjoining counties: We feel JUS
tined in reducing the prices, that al interested
may avail themselves Of their use.
Also, AIN sAos to be had with Medicines
Jan. S, 1s54-tf
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ew Business Notice. on

mfr The POSITIONS List Of Letters is pub
lished in the Fay4tteuIle Observer, in compliance
with a law Of Congress, which provides that il
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST CALCULATIONS u u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
PAINTING.
FalHE subscriber would request the ~
Inhabitants Of Fayetteville, and ~

all others wishing House. sign and Orr
n;,nsentaf Printing, Grnining,
Fsarbsias, Pnper-hanging etc, etc.
done in workmanlike manner, to give him a
CALI. Feeling confident from his past eApe-
ridnce As Painter. etc, that he " be able to
suit all those who shall favor HIM with thelr
patronage. Satisfaction warrantcd aud o'defs
promptly executed.
Office in the large buildihg, south side 9f
the public square. Orders can also be left At
the Bell Hoi}l
February l6, 1854. I
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I-munc npRcNTMM
N-7L

InF Alfred H. Berry renders it ne r,z.s-zz-a
" cessarv that the business Of the
old firm of Be,rg d IKIllade should 9z3AEiEz.as3
be wound up The County Court ccmpels the
Executor Of Mr. BIS estate to have the matter
seitlad--and this call is made in obedience to
such legal requirements. All those indebted,
therefore, for subscription, advertising, or i
printngdone Retire the 10th day Of May, 1873
will please call on the undersigned at tho
Fayetteville Observer Office, and settle mp.
n. 70. WALLACE
Jan. IL, 1854 lS,drviVing Partner.
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Painting

Mr. John ~ TTsatcriera has opened
a shop on the SO 9TH side Of the
square, for the purpose Of executing
all kin Ids of House and Sign Paint
ing d aiming, Paper hanging etc
lThile his prices are moderate. he
,ear|r bis his work to give saiisfac-
ton. Give bin trial lie is an
i4dus trious, steady, flithfnl work.
man such an one rs every cohmu
nifty ghould feel it a pleasure, as il
~ ii Iheir interest, 70 employ. #
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nAy- Advertisements must be handed into the
Office by Tuesday Mog1,ilpg to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
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Circuit Court

At the last ovefLber Term Of The
Circuit Court in this place, called
session was a poiatc ed to be he "a, to
commence Tuesday, 9TH inst, for the
trim! of three specified cases. AT
the appointed time, the Court con-
weped. and proceeded to business =
But not sae q the cases was finally
determined, as each had hupgjury.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
For. Rent

For Rent
During the year 1854, the lower
room, with cellar, Of the Observer
building. + Or terms, etc, apply at
this office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-16
Quarterly Meetihg--

Quarterly Meeting
A Quarterly Meeting is appointed
to be held at the Methodist Church
in this place, embracing the first
Sabbath in March.