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I6,69j,Sls -
xn9. .4jn. l.rl 81

T,toI x69. .Ijn.i!H 81
There is also added 10 the estimates statement "'
;ba s.ycral appropriations which may be carried 10
the Surplus fund, amounting To S3l'!,"" -.
These figures urc followed BY the detailed state.
mrnts thc whole making pr'net document ol So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
ALFRED l. HcLi4ADAl,

COMMlSolDS NEhChaSt, niC H.hoH'' -:
NXIlLL attend promptly 10 the sale o. Corn Wheat
w Tobacco oa,., Rye, Flour. Meal. &c. &c entIust
st bis care AID viii execute all orders with hdchy
oflce with Mes.rs Hill Raw,ings, corner OF Main sno
lit. streets.
REFERENCES:
hau Alex R. Hoi!aday, Henrico.
Ss,,.s. Hill & Rawlings, Richmond.
s. McG:udcr's sons
ecott & Herndon, Fredericksburg.
Hart d Hayes
Dr. VIM. J. Pcnd.c,on, Louiss.
Thos : Wu.son Esq. Aug. Cleft
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Two per renlu!n 10 the Stat. Of Alaba.
inG and Mississippi, per net Of Sep
tenbrr 4. lS4l, So
Three aud five per ccntum 10 certain
States, under the several nets for their
admission in;u IN" Union, 100
R.pnym,yni for laui, rrgnnenu,ly solL
per net "i January -. iS25, H3
R-lunding pnfchasr m"n"y tor lands
ru!l IN the CrrensOur, district LJui,-
ialIa. per at of .tu.uS, 81, 1872.
R,ri ui certain inhabitants OF East
Florida. per net of jane 26, 1884.
Payment o. horses aEd other property
lost in the military service of the
United States, p"r act nt March ),
lSi9. 4
Payment y. dchnn'nre., drawbacks,
bouniics. ;lnt allowances, per set Of
March :. ~. 40
Repayment u importer the cycess oi
deposits for una$Crrtn!a.d Iu'iss, per
ac # March ., lS!n. 80
r" refund duties ugrrenhly Ia decisions
Gf the Suprcm, Court .: the United
State, aud of Judgment Of the cir.
cult courts agnlns, collectors y! tho
customs, under vnrInu. acts of Con.
1r"ss, W
Expcnecs OF collecting the revenue
frorn cas;ors, pcr resolution T.! frb. 49,.
| ruary II. lSin. l,2&&1
, Marine hospital funds, per act OF May
( j, iSrS. p 80
/ Expenses Of tho Smithsonian lns,;n-
! ton, f;r interest on $5l5,l6?, Per
! acl o! August ~, lslG. i
/ Fer further compensation 10 the Post
! Office Department for the mail ser.
! vice. performed for the Two hnaseS OF
/ Congress, &c, vol. =, pnge 19i. 1s
| Revolutionary Claims, per act OF May
| Is, ls2S.
Revolutionary pen,ion+, per act Of June =.
:. lS}2. o.
Claims of the State OF Virginia, per net ,
OF June ), lS.i2.
Unclaimed pensions, per acts OF April =.
ii. 1888, and August y, 1917. -. 1t
Naval pensions. per act Of August ILL., :.
! istS, "
Interest on the public debt under act Of 49,,
April Is, 1879. 20
Interest on the public debt under act OF -.
July -, 1886. "
Interest on the public Gebt under net OF
January Is, 1917. q"
Interest on the public debt under uct Of
March 81, 1873. ~
Interest on Texan indemnity stock is.
sued and not issued, per net of Sep -,
tember -, 1850. 7o1
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Nov l7-cwlw NJ. c. Circuit Court OF Fluvnnna co

VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court OF The Cliy oi
Richmond, Nov. 9Th, le31: -
ih sn'."5 Of the Visitation OF Georgetown, 10 tha p'
u!ct OF Columbia P!nn'ihe,
a.ain.t
Robert u. Cubrn aud Winfield Scott. surviving rNecu
tors OF Abigail! Mnyo, deceased Defendants.
The object Of te suit to recover legacy left TO tire
Plsntits, Dy the will Of Virginia Scott OF one thousand
aoisr' whish was bequeEthed to her by Mrs Abigail
fendan Winfield sco AN inhnb,ant of this State
1t Is ordered by the Court tha. the said absent defendant
appear "nhn one on after due publication hereof md
is further ordered that copy hereof be pubh.d once
week for iour successive weeks the Riomond ENQUIRER
and that copy posted at the front door of the Court
house OF . city, the first day OF the next Corporation
Court A Copy-Teste,
Nov 2T-cw4w EUS. ROBINSON, Clerk
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I0T;1r T0 TE.CUERS, DOCTORS, &c.

AEINi 10 crgns. IN business III" cori: year. w'cn
H will require my removal from my present rc'urh'e
IN IN. village Q, Man:ulck in Kin; William county AM
TO nshc sale Of nil MY real rstn" u:!achc! 10 nay
residence OF acres rcpr"s'e side lon
LEADING to Avles U3 acres, all III woods nni sohG Ioou
,imurr Twill sell both sehcr, separately Sho"n ho
IL, ubc 10 sell will lease thcp for number W years
Til. improvements all in good order and r""or 'ot
small ,ls.!y wiki Ill necessary out houses "'h' s'"
blr-, &c -,; e.,
Persons in want OF good situation Tor 'rachiiG &C.
will ind this most cxcrrn; opportunity for School OF
DlCo.'s location. ..,
AMY tarly a. n,n anxious close in time to give the
purchaser or l.sser time 10 seed wheat
| Possession first Of January, lsa0.
AIirc,. me Malcuhick i. o., King William. Va.
60 .,v,f + l.. WOODY
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STRAYED OR STOI.EN.

a BLACK HORSE Of medium size. He left -
IA the premises of D. II. Pulium, in the JNN
town OF Manchester, on last Wednesday, has 6SA
not been heard of since-has white spot uM--1LL
der his .A nnd scar OF his eyes. lie pur
chased recently Of Mr. H. 7. Ross Of Cupcpcr county,
Virginia
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery 10 us in
Richmond PuLLlAM l. DAVIS
Octot-ct
SSUSS-GCNS-i:CNS!- to hand tho largest
NT and lot OF Guns and Rifles imported in any
marSein Virginia. They now he seen at the Peters.
burg Gun Warehouse These Guns and Rifles vary In
pr:ces from 81 IS $3.50 Also large assortment OF
other article in the Sporting at wholesale aud
retail. CEAS. LEONARD,
Oct 9-ctf Petersburg, Va. sign of the Rifle
lEtSE, ADAMS Il DEANE'S SUPERIOR
II ENGLISH SELF COOKING FIVE SHOOTERS
This Pistols Improvement Colts, and the nest art'
Gle manufactured in the world They will be offered at
half The regular price that they have ever been cold nt
e. LEONARD, Old Strcet,
Oct q-cG Pettrsb Va sirn the Rife.
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A FOis.IS5S.

IUST published nnd for sale by j. WAxnocE, til. Yir
ID in,d and ToJh CaYoua IIaanSrk Tor 1850 calculn
td 6y d. Richardson Of Louisa county Va containing
oo-rce, .t OF the Senate and House OF Delegates OF Nir
rs with the Courts of Virginia and North Carolina;
iag tob!cs OF the number o Churches Church pro
pe!ty and Church accommodations IN the :"d States
Iocnsv. lsyJl-trom Official dnCugsns, and vricy o
reading mater; aso Riddles Ch"raic-, hnasrsr Rcbu'
&c Au. 2f--c:lt.
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KApItIEIIS -I,IIUOL OF NrIENS.

RtPhtELS SCHOOL OF ArHENS.
TO Tnr FRIENDS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Il commune of the Alumni 10 receive subscriptions
to te:ray the above painting will be happy 10
snyo. friends his Gallery, and To receive -uca
they may be Inclined subscribe. They Will
escb be- presented with DpiOM und beautiful out
lac ensra@:us Of ,h:s magnificent picture.
WILLIAM A. PRATT,
AGENT for thr Alumni,
Office a. the Daguerrean Cutlery. No l45 Main ct.
a.,
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TIE RICHMGND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEnBER 10

BY RiTCHIE, PRYOR & DCSSAFANT.
WM =. RITCHIE & ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
MIR. B[TCSASAN.

Tie return of Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister &c EEE-
iarI will be somewhat delayed in consequence oftae
recent ~ misunderstanding between tho two coun-
;ries. Under date OF November lo,l he writes oy
the Atlantic t, gentleman Of Lancaster, as follows:
II had calculated with confidence that should re-
turn homo by the steamer OF the 9th OF OCTOBER "'t
hnti nncypsc,ed events rendered this impossible.
shail now be detained here, know not how long, in
consequence OF the present aspect OF affairs between
the two countries. trust hoTevor, that within thd
period OF three months, may meet you oil aSain.-
Ar Ieas, such is my anxious desire
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-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.


II INFORMATION having been received by the Execu
Il live. that c. Crawford OF the cunvics from the
Pen,cnsry of this State, who sentenced by the Cir
cu, of the county OF Wyshe TO tive years mprison
u,-a, therein Tor burglary escape last
now going lareO do, therefore, hereby offer reward
OF two hundred dollars any person persons who shall
arrest the said C. Crawford, and deliver him into the Pen
Irnuuy uud do moreover require all officers CT this
eah, civil and military and request the people
generally their best exerons the srrcst
of the said Crawford that he be brought 10 justice
Given under my hand Governor. and under
r. the Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond. this 18th day of November, in the year lsao.
JOS. JOHNSON.
By I'll. Governor. GEO. w. MusEoRp,
- Secretary of the Commonwealth.
e Crawford is said be poltruit painter. He is "a
wears old eer 81 inches high rather dark complexion;
bHck hair and hszle eyes His head was shaved on the
oh OF October last and his hair Is still short lie II SAID
70 have wife in Baltimore.
The Superintendent O. the Pententiary IN the part
ia. Pcu:teu;iary and the officers of the Institution offers
Nm additional reward oil two hundred dollars the sau
Crnw ford be rcrne to Prison within twelve months from
y t" y, 80 ni his r,cspe Nov 29-c6t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NOVEMBER le, 1858
parties interested in the foregoing order are hereby
no,ied that have fixed on Monday the i'th day o. we
myr county of Fluvenna the place for executing the
same when and where they are required 10 attend;
R0. II. PCORE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
NUMBER 62.

For Mr. Thu'>tun An. Dem.-IIcssr=. Ncly.!,
Perry and Williams.
For Mr. Nichols-ilessr-. Galloway and G.'::s.
For Mr.. Howari-Mr Billingbs,a..
For Mr.. Mace-Mr. Dav.
For Mr.. Wa<er-Nr Eus.is.
For Mr. Oiiver--Mr. Wheeler.
For Mr.. Davis OF Mary!and-Hr. Walker.
For Mr. Aiken-Alr R:chard.nn.
Fnr Mr. Duna-Mr. EuoH,on.
Whole number GI votes cast ell: rrcesscr- - !
choice 100.
There being no election the House adjourn!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
HaPPAIIANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.
II oEEER for sa. my Plantation il Rielm2la e99nLy way

s.tu.serfy isandj sloat niles above TappahAlnork
@ @ ~. nr,yr,n Baltinure and Fredericksburg. II ad.
@ ;a"s III W,Sas CID Wexford Goodwin anu others; aud
eonns by rcccn, 1916 On iasss % GIout @
80 -, nnr,;on which is hard marsh, and affords
sx..frrn; rrazing. The soil i. as well adapted TO the
growth Of wheat and corn as lands N TINS n",snO0T, r.
III, x,,s,ed. the road from the forest 10 the river
i..rc"as a s.n,ls slope ovcr-ccrs house and isrm
houses in good repair. aud six ne" cabins LOT
r, ar.h OF the best En:erai i-:"c'hy CON
3,j 1'5r amount Of woodland n this tract 'he va
,s q; timber which has been steadily SdvHncins from
rr,- 10 wear and its convenience i'r drhver! nN'' m
,,srian n men Of enterprise. Psrson- w's: NJ 70 We"
hr rcise. are referred Mr.. Robert i'So VINO hss
.:,r,. ri the estate Terms aceoumodm,ns .idnrcsS
s' - ARTHUR II. H. BERNARD,
o.,, ,r Fredericksburg. VA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

LIEUTENANT MAUKY.-The House OF Repre-.
sentative, Of Tennessee Ias adopted resolution ~
uyor Of the restoration Of this officer to ba iorucr
posit,.n ip tbs I. 5. Savy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

CIrH anil Miscellaneous.
Salaries nf ten temporary clerks requir.
al hy the tOuntv-land net, g,
Deficiency in Contingent Expenses al
Post Once Department.. j..
Deficiency in appropriation for wages
"i w"rkm"n nj iII. New York Assay
Office. :,
Salarv Of Surveyor General n! Utah
from March l6 to jane -, 1850,
Increased salaries Of Supreme Court.
judges, March ! (" Jane 80. lN1,, The.
side urcxpen,teh balance nj former
appropriations l.,
Salaric. oi District Attorneys in CaIitor-
nia - jane ~ lcJG, l..
Salaries "t Mhrshals III California 10
,Iut. 81, iSj';. =,
Additional! ,alnr!e- Of the ASSISTANT Trre.
snrcr' NJ Boston and 81. l.oE:s. from
March J. 1875, to Junu 81. lS.,S, n
SlJhti per- nnnun. s.,
Deficiency III fund i"r rhc relief ri sick
and disabled -.glnDn, $50,
Deficiency in tie revenue OF the Post
OIiic.. l,iSS
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5965.227 ~
II. Tie estimates of appropriations required Tor
ih = fiscal year beginning July J, lS'l aud ending
June 30, 1857 amount 20 Il little short OF seventy
millions OF dollars us follows
Civil ll. foreign intercourse, and mis-
c.lianrot.,. including EXPENSES OF col.
lecrng ihr revenue from sales ot
public lands, public buildings and -,
rxpc:is"s of courts Sil,'1i,'so ~
To supply deficiencies in tho revenues
pon.;.,r. li5S.9iT "
inI;or recruitment l,502, AS ~
Army proper, &c., including 81 100000
for miscellaneous bircts l2l:i2tS .,
uiI;,,ry irndcmy l73,SJi O0
rnr.;Gc.t;,ns ,r,Iranca &c, oT3O,3I9 ~
v,vaj establishment I2,llJ,6tj -
Steam mail scryic. I,l'S.n1o OO
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ii, 1855.

ness through the pjlhdelpha journals; and from hat
period, We mny date the triumph Of investigation
aud prejudice. 1t Is indifTerece and prejudice that
rests like an incubus upon the Hampshire and Hardy
county conl nnd keeps it's character "o,ray IN H,'
NortA ~ tic op'aoe|" Of many citizens.
Tho. 5. RDGwAY,
Late of the Geological Survey of Va.
NEW CREEK DEPOT, Va. Bait. aud Ohi0:K K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

The following from Saturdays Wing, which va fully
endorse veries tho universal sentiment 2 the Democ
rgcy, az manifested through their feNrnsls. as L"
this position of the great aentra know-NCthing Or.
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slJ.lli,7G5 IS


To the estimates are added statements showing
l. rh. appGnprintions :or the fiscal year ending june
81, 1857, made by former acts nf Congress OF IL
permanent and Indefinite character, rs follows,
viz:
Miscellaneous, including expenses OF
collecting revenue from customs ?l,l'a9l0 IL
COMPENSATION 20 the Post Office De-
,,.r,,,.ut t,r mail services 700, 900 00
sruiur aud rcuippjur- the ,ntu 2Dh,DI0 liO
r;yiI;,ntir, ut Iniiaus 10000 D0
Interest on the public drht @'-'oo'" WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

5,965.27 ~
ria,ions required for
], 1856, aud ending
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

Mr. Weller gave notice O; his intention 70 :n:r,.
duce II bill authorizing aud faciatin. the l,fus::u,.
ton Of e Kali Road and Magnetic Telegraph 10 10
Pacific.
After brief execu,ivc session tho Se!iE:, aj g:a.
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

lze the black race, who more kindly disposed to-
wards their masters than foreigners are aware Of
lhe mdnesa OF their servitude is shown by the rate
por cent. ol their increase, being grent Us that OF
the white population about 80 per cent. every ten
years" remarkable contrast to the system TINT ex-
sied in the British West Indies, where from 1917,
nine years after the prohibition of the slave rade
1871, ther" mad been actual decrease OF the black
population Of more thun lD per cent. No; the black
race in the South are not "hed in severe, not to call
it cruel slavery, by hahdfnl OF whites" We do not
defend defsud the TRUTH Us the black SOL
diers helped Jackson iefsud New Orleans in 1915
Let England declare war against this country and it
Is more than probable she would find work for all
her soldiers to crush the aprsus OF the hydra head
ed democracy that now ssps bsneath the heel Of her
monied and tnled s-isssraey., II the island should
become Joo hot fps hef party, there is an asylum
for sail fagitivss from their native coun-
tries, HthSda Qf freedom over the Western wave.
j.. ESTIAI ffyEg M, lDDpnppr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

A subscriber in the West. remit
ting his annual subscription for The
Obseryer example worthy Of i'm
ilation-appends the following;
Squire recently aspired
10 represent this place in the next
legislature, and in hopes Of obtain
ing the nomination he seized all la
vorable opportunities to address the
million. A lew nights since there
was a caucus at the school house,
when Squire j. delivered
one Of his fowery speeches, which
terminated somewhat as follows:
Il say, fellow citizens, thai the
inaIienable rights Of man are para
mount and catamount to all others,
and he who cannot put his hand OF
his heart, and thanking God that
nothing is ranking within, deserves
10 lie in a bed-in a bed
with cracker crumbs in IT,
shouted oat the shrill voice Of a per
son anxious to round the PERIOD
The laugh was tremendous, aud
is doubtful If the Squire gets the
nomination. 1t is supposed that tn
cracker cru.nb man is the lathe
Of small family, and has expert
!, enced the delights Of such bed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

Some one was telling Sam Hyde
about the longevity OF the mua tnr-
tie. eyes, said Sam. Il know all
about that, for once / found VEN
cradle old fellow in my meadow,
who was so old that he could scarce
" wiggle his tail, and on his back
carved Qolerable plain considering
all things) these words-Pwddise
Year l, .Adam.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

A boy is very miscellaneous in
his habits. The pockets OF one
was examined the other day and
found 10 contain sixteen marbles
one top-an oyster sheIl-two pie
ces Of brick-one dough nnt-a
piece Of curry c"mb--a paint brush
three wax ends--a handful Of
corks-a chisel--tmo knives, both
broken skate strap-three buck
les, and dog-eared primmer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

OLD BAILEY TO WlT.--If Blue
Beard were tried nowadays Tor
the murder OF his eight wives, il is
q great judicial question whether he
would not be Strongly recommend
ed to mercy" We ourselves are
positive that he would, and our con-
viction arises not SO much sde facto, :
as 'de Jury" I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

INTERESTING DOMESTIC DIscoyE-
Ry,-1t was Napoleon, or Madame
de STA !, who said that elf you
scratched a Russian, you would
find a Tartar underneath. Jones
(of Marley bone) goes further than
this, for he says ''lhat he is only got
to scratch his wife, aud he catches
a Tartar instantly"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

The question has been asked why
it is considered impolite for gentle
men TO go into the presence Of ladies
in their shirt sleeves, whilst ]: is
considered in every way correct
for the ladies themselves to appear
before gentleme without any
sleeves at all?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

There are two reasons why you
should mol interrupt an editor when
he is writing. One is, il is apt to
put him ont; and tie other is, you
might get put out Yourself.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08
fQft al;0 5aIlGg.
Ladies VS.. Gentlemen.

A good deal, says the Buffalo
Republic, has been said, and well
said too, abopt men speaking Of their
wives as their "Iadies.n Il would
sound very ridiculous to hear . lads
call her husband "my gentleman
would il noi?-or ask another
lady sw here her gentleman was2
when ilquiring concerning her h,'s-
band. Cpe is just as bad taste as
the other. Giving up plain "hus:-
baml,'' and plain "wife," and a
plain way Of calling people by their
right names.
We SHOULDN'T be surprised il thai
class Of society who hurt for round
abont ways 10 express their ideas,
might in a little while, when inqni'
ring about one's sons and daughters
adopt such modes Of expression al
these: "How is ypnr eldest mascu
line ofsPrlng! or, "how % you
little female darling, who sddresse
yop as parent"
We can imagine one Of lhes'
: high flown unnatural individual
} addressing a complaint TO a neigh
; Dor in the following language: an
: dear gentleman your specimen
the canine species was, by you
youngest masculine offspring. ST
7 upon my 'lady's' feline pet, and Ina
il not been for your eldest fen'inin
: bond woman, il would, by comp"
+ sion. have betn forced to depar, lib
t life?" ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

"AMEN TO THAT SWEET PRAYER.
The Emperor Of Russia hopes TO
be found with the "Sword III his
hand and the Cross in his heart. -
Europe echoes his hope, simply re-
versing the locality Of the two art'-
cles. 4q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

The editor Of the New Bedford
Standard acknowledges the receipt
ola kind invitation, from friend
who is sick with the smallpox at
the hospital. to dine with him, but
under the circumstances thinks he
shall not be there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08
SNAN:'A'',,,,N,,Fs
DRUGS, MEDICINES
Nl;.N :. ). = !, 49,

nIEMER & HAMPTON have ~
IL just received their Spring S
stock of Goods. consisting Of everything in
their line, to which they respectfully call the
attention of the public. Their stock is larger
and more complete in assortment than it has
ever been and will be sold on the most reason
able terms. Physicians and all others wishing
to purchase anything in their trade will do
wellto call and examine their stock at their
store, west side of the public square, Fayette-
vile, Tenn. DIEMER & HAMPTON
April 20. 1854. is*s y g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

To the honor Of the sex, and in
acknowledgement Of the wise mer-
cy Of God, il must be admitted that
women are more conscientious in
their parental duties than men.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

A WAC compliments the Senate
Of New Jersey in having discovered
q cause Of Perpetual Motion. The
honor IS due to Senator Hoxsey,
who sees in every measure the, ne
cessity for his rising 10 address the
House,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

II is only sh;dlow-minded preien.
ders, who either make distinguish.
ed origin a matter of personal merit,
OF obscure origin a matter Of per-
sonal rerroacll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08
Hugh Henderson.
MAR BILE MANUFACTURES,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE,


Near the Hotel--o, the Square-nert TO
Gordon's lFare-House,
"0ULD inform the people of QEkxSA
wv Nashville and the surrounding Eaas
country that he has recently improvedSHl p
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, SxW
and is now prepared to fill all orders N
in the marble line at the shortest no. -.
tice and on the most favorable terms for CASH.
He would cali particular attention to his well
selected stock of monuments, mantle pieces,
figures garden figures, statuary,, Fountains,
Baptismal founts, Urns, Vases, Tombs, ETC.,
many of which are of the purest Italian Mar
bic, and from the chisel of the best European
masters. His arrangements are now complete
for furnishing all kinds Of marble either Of
his own manufacture or imported. He has on
hand large quantity of Italian marble, in the
rough state, which he will sell very low
House Furniturein Egyptian Marble of the
best quality can be had at his yard. He fat
tiers himself that he can now serve the public
on as accommodating terms as any similar es-
tablishmentin the west. "A share of public
patronage is solicited. [sept o..
P. S.-The attention of the lovers of the
Fine Arts is directed to my assortment of stat
nary. They are of the rarest and finest quail
ty, and of direct importations.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

Amidst the most adverse cir
cumstances there are still reasons
for cheerfulness. So long as there
are motives TO gratitude, there is a
cause for cheersnIness.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-03-08

It's reported that the Gear is
"disposed to treat" We are glad
10 hear il. Wonder whatthe allies
will ''take" besides Sebastopol-
Boston Mail.