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NaDHHN~.

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
4 of Lincoln county, Tennessee. pronounced
in the cause Of Jasper s. Holman and wife
against Henry A. Gibson and ofhers-Bll for
sale Of Land and Slave will on sasur-
day the 10Th d'sy OF january. 1857.
offer for sale the highest bidder. on the prem,
ises, the Land and Slave Alexander, in the Pc
tition mentioned, belonging tothe estateof the
late Albert G.. Gibson. deceased. Said Land
lies on the waters Of CaneCreek, near Gibscu's
camp-greunh, aH.i Contains about I2O acres.
and viii be sold on a credit Of one, two and
three years The Slave i about rs wears Of
age. and will be sold on a credit of twelve
months. Bond with two or more good secu-
rites will be required of the purchasers aud a
lien retained on said Land and Slave until the
purchase money Is paid.
r. s. W0oDARD, Clerk
Nov. %, 1S56--[n32sv6-tds-s5 COL
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LOST OH MIsLAID

an the second Monday in Novem
~ Der last, lost in Fayetteville. a.
fnote on Alfred Smith, dated October, &C.
1856, for $3.50 81. All persons areforswsrned
rom trading for the same, as have not part
ed with my right toit.
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Dash! CASH.

II WOULD just say to all those en
Il who have Cash to PAY for Goods, ss5as.it
would do well to call upon me, as
have bought an livestock of Goods, and viii
sell them very cheapfor Cash. Call and sec
me. (oct. 2; 1856 r. G. GOODRICH.
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Letters

Letters
The Post Office List,of Letters may
be found IN another column.
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Wood

Mood
Persons indebted to this Office, and
wishing to pay with Wood, will please
bring it along. We need it now.
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Marriages.

Marriages
There were 1S5 marriages in this
county in 1856. The charms Of our
Lincoln ladies are irresistible.
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~ 4 Request Easily Granted. 81.

0TPersons purchasing articles advertised in
our columns, viii confer favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement in the
FAYETTEVILLE OBsERvER-S
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08

The taxes to. be paid this year
by the residents Of New York city
amount to nearly eight millions Of
dollars. 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08

~ Advertisements must be handed intothe
Office by Tuesday Morning to insurean appear
ance in the following Paper.
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County Court

Last Monday, County Court elect
ed Mr.. james II. Dapidson School
Commissioner. The salary of the
Tax Assessor, Mr.. IT. c. Conan, was
fixed at Sl050 for 1856, and 800
FOR 1867. The tax for County pur-
poses was fixed at six. cents on the
Sl09-for bridge purposes, q cents
on. the 500, and 10 cents on each
poll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08

HIGHEST market price given e.
III for Jeans. Linsey. Feathers. N3A
Socks, Wool and Dried Fruit, and -----
CASH for Land Warrants.
: Septlt. VIZ A. SoCTHWORTH.
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fT advertisements are inserted in the or
der IN which they are handed m.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
aai for sale at our desk-cheap
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08

Head Quarters for Fine Ronnets.
"E have the very latest style Of 80
wv B0NNETS, from one of the sSg
best establishments in the city Of New York.
We sell them cheap.
March %. W Il A. SoUTHwORTH
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DIED.

In this county, Saturday. 9th ult., Mr..
HowELL JOHNSON, aged about 65 years.
In this county. Monday. 9Th inst, of con-
sumption, Mrs. RoBERT TAYLOR.
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ShelbyUille University

HSHE THIRD SESSION Of the "A
a Literary Department of the fn
above Institution will be commenced hss.kfs
on Monday. February ed, -
1857. Terms of Tuition per session of 81
weeks-one- half payable invariably in adj
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LIST OF LETTERS

d EMAINING in the POST Office, at "a r
hETTEVILLE, Tenn, on the LIST day
Of January, 1857.
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READy-MADE CLOTHING.
II HAVE Just received, large lot Of "A
Il read y-made Clothing-ine frock and III
sack Coats: 0ver-Coats of all qualities, {
from S5 to $40; Pants from So to SO; III
Vests from 50 to $40, for sale by d.
Sept. IS. T. C. GOODRICH.
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" Otuuehts pursuing an HregUiar course
will be charged according to the classes they
may enter.
OF The Sons of ALL Ministers engaged in
the regular work will be educated free Of charge
GTPsrents and Guardians are earnes,lr So
licited to send in their Sons and Wards at the
opening Of each Session, il possible.
Arrangements are now being made by which
more attention viii be given to the Students
of the Preparatory Department
oEFBoard may besecurei in good fsm lies
washing. lights, &C., included--positively at
$40 per month A. L. HAMILTON,
Jan. s, 1851--3w President.
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Fayetteville Female
"a S "A EHHNE Se

r. L. SAWYER. Principal.
NRS. Fl. SAWYER, Preeeptress =,
MRS. r.. V. MeEWEN. Assistant
GEO. w. SIMONS, Prof Of Music.
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N E ZMT
2 49, q W GI q B2
AAANsNs

FHAVE Just received and row open g
n ed my stoekof Fall and StinterS e.
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Fayette Academy!

ESHE next session Of this frstiia- -
d ton will commence on Nom -
day, the 1Sf day Of SerfeEn6 or 49,.
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an slralsG1Ty.


Adsha a. Moody chit
John X. corver.,. Joseph W. Atlen, c,
Cleric. y. tllen, Le,,rc't Enp'c bly, Court
Elizabeth g. C..ins, Hannah Hatch, Clan.
GEORGE Alien sud James T.. AMcu.J cry.
Nhcrsa', n tai..istecu'n 10y Of '-Iteu.b,r
1857, Adelil \ Nooly flcl in ,lc flee of the
Clerk a. said Court &C Caauc1ry rcr petition, get
tia: forth suhst,uc.'ha- James / Cr,lcr. on
tie Goth day OF April. iS1O, executed To- the said
petitioner nort,a.e deed o.! TIA following de-.
criJed land, viz t rec cql.l undivided eleventh.
part. Of oun'tcr acre J. t. nuWhcrci 1871, l@2 and
IQ3 az laid down on the original llu Of the
Tow, If Burlington in fl'i Chi'ericn County,
which sail los lie ON e north east c Iurr of
Bank and Pine streets n said '.urll, E'nn. couii-
TONED for the piylneut, 10y the saii ut!,r, ot
three promis .ory notes dated April 10th. ESQ,
rur three hundred do lars each, signed by aid
Cutler and Jacob March, AMI payable 10 and Pc
ttio0er ur rider, IN unc, two and three yea from
dare re .occtv,ly, all with int rest annually thar
said notes are now justly NC, AM o"tus, aud
have not been pti acc0 ding 20 the eject If the
sane tat on the til day &c Decenbor, lsil,
the sa.l Cutler qnit.clajled to John X. Converse
aad Joseph ". Allen the said premises that IN
the 2sth day Of FEBRUARY, 1883, the said Ja.crh
W. Allen mort gagged the said rreun'=' T. tbs said
Converse TIA. On the iC.h say # November.
1883, the sal. Cc-.e:c3 nd Allen Ggit.cl aimee
TO Cha1les =. ai!en oi Pot KEN. in the -'ate OF
Nav York, one undiv del l!tl part oi said prem.
iscs tdat On She lith day Of EortL-,e J. So,
the s4d Cha leg P. !! ca 'rn''se5at to the said
Converse a sail pnlir4ti 7ita rart # said
Ireali..s conditional that the said Charles Al
leu should we'll and t.l'y initnuify and save the
tai Converse harmless from o.! present. or future
liabilities E. the surety Or eu3orser + the aid
Charles ?. Allen and should pay to s-i' Converse
all i.Nts. claims nr d5;atTi- '7ti'h :ha sIid C1n-
versa has or may have against tao 4ii Charl
p. Ail,n tint on The 2Hth day Of January. ls5l,
tho said Joseph ". Allen c'uTeyed sill hs into
rect in he sail prea.s, : J. y.I.'' y. 'e-hy,
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TIE SECRET INflRMITIES OF
Youth and Maturity,

Just Puk.sh,d. Gs11is. IA, ash 1housssi!
- Few WORDS on The RATIONAL Treat
- nen.. without Medic ne, Of SlernatorrLea
Loroe.l Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital
and Nervou, Debility, Premature Decay Of The
System, Iupotency. and npedizaer is 20 Marriage
generally.
BY 3. DE LAEEY, n. y.
Tbs !aportan. fact that the many z!s.zNias
complaints, oTisinating in the irpr j'aee and
s"litnds OF yoat., may be assily removed -aioa
Xsd,>r. is in th. EMAIL tract, clearly denonstra-
ted and the entirely new sod h,sh,y sacs.,sfrl
treatment, az adopteu by the A-+Nn'. faily ex-
planned, by means Of While 'eTy oae is enabled
to euro HIMSELF perfectly and at tho least posi-
Tho cost, thereby avoiding the advertised AV.-
trumsof the dsv.
Sent TO any sddresr, gratis and post free in +
sealed envelope, BY renttng (post paid) tw
poets ge stamps /" DR. 4. De l.
neeri ,tr.et. Wv York City Maih
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Dentistry.

NNTM L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND NE
w CLASSICAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Proutv's Store, where he may
DO found ut all times in readiness to wait upon
those who may require his services
Caruus teeth filled with pure Crystal Gold
1.-THE hest article now in use) and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness If attended t.
Din proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Id OF
Silver, partial or ull sets, and made in manner
which cannot fail 70 please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process. which is in advance Of Chloroform and
Ether n there is not The slightest danger in it,
use, and is just successful
Dr. II has 1t himself in this place perma.
nently ~r VIBRATIONS will Q performed by
him in careful and durable manner and warran.
tei to give perfect salts action.
Burlington. Fob 2. 1887 d&wt
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HOTCHKISS 4 JELLISON

a GENTS for the FIVE PoIsTs MONTHLY Rec.
~ ORD, notin" the events that trsnspire weekly
in that vicinity where vice and misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescued there.
from. Price on'y 50 cts. per year.
The NEW foRK lsDgPEsDEsT, a Religious and
80 ular Paper which has contributors OF the high
est talent, among whom stand Rev. Henry ".
Beeeher. Cheever, Thompson also, Mrs. Beecher
St'we The Financial department is conducted
by Mr.. Bowen. of the firm Of Bowen, McNamee
A Co who stands A No. | in this branch. Price
$3.50 per wear.
We are also authorised TO take subso. options for
superior in the United states. Neither o"nserva-
tive hor ultra, it is universally taken y both
Northsruers and oouthernsp. Among its con-
trioutors stand Rev. /. Prime, Doct. Murray, Be-
man. Spring, and host of others. To those who
desire to keep " posted up on tho events Of the
day, both Papsrt would be found useful. oneop
would have tendency to counteract the extreme
the 9th er may lld&w.
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NPM Goods

. T BNlNSNAID'N "Lu STAND, Church st
Rogers 1 Trthers' best Plated Folks spoons
80 c.. Cake Baskets, Teh sets, &C., as low as
pvvlcr goods arc sold. Jcwelry aud Watches in
rca; variety. an new and choa per than ever sold
before Shell lido Combs, Rubber Comos, Hair
Pins, Eru.he. balanced and other Ivory Han
ded Tel Iablc Cutlery, PLATED Knives with lvo-
'iy handles md all kinds Of new goods on con.
alignment from som, Of tho largest manufacturers,
ui ,.Il tower than ever sold IN 1UVn- at
KINeNAiD's d stand, Gu urch st. snU'9
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NOliCc 10 .Appcar.

JOHN A: PLACE ohi't'ndsn County cOur
LYMAN BULLOCK March Term, A.D.lss7
This action wa, entered stthe November Term.
A. d. 1856, add is an action on book account, dc.
handing Five Hundeed Dollars.
Notice ia hereby given to said Lyman Bullock
70 sppesr at tie Term Of said Court noIt to
held at darlington. in said County. on the 6r:t
Tuesday in November, A. D. 1857.
Is ADAMS. Clerk.
N. ProK. Atty. rls.s
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square, &c lines nipion solid,
three Insertions, 81
Each insert n after the third, ocnts per limo.
Legal notices ~ cents a line, more or less, 70
thIos weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more,s,th privilege of change. at fair Discount.
" Iae privilege of yearly advertisers is Iimi-
ted to their own Immediate business, in thor own
name aud all advertisements for the benefit +, {
other persons, as well as legal advertisements and
adgertisements OF auction sales and nts
With tho names Of other porsens, sent in BY them.
ma DC paid for at the usual rates.
NJ report, resolutions or proceeding. Of any cor
pordtlon slcety, association or public meeting
or commu rcstiou des gned to call attention to an
,tter Of limited or ndividual interest ca DO in
ter.ed, unless paid for IS an advertisement.
No advertisement eau be inserted gratuitousIy
soeltles, public Institutions or companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
dho itinusd, unles an order TO that effect is left
~ toe ofhoe, and when discontinued in less than
year, n'P'ies ofs Whole year ViR b charged
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Particular Notice.

I'VE subscribers are DESTROYS of aeknovlddgs
ps~ fsvors; and would an ,ounce TO their Gus
toners and TO the public th at tL,y lsv, oIbsIt
new lot of
OTIS PATENT SQUARE LIGHTNING
RODS.
any quantity Of which We shall be happy to supply
and put up for our customers
ALSO, for sale single and double LUMBER
WAGONS. with ballard Culvsr's Psten
Springs, Single Covered Wagons, Cedar Poets, Pine
and spruce Shingles. and Pine Clspbosrds
All kinds Of Blacksmith and Wheel~right wor
done to ord etnotice. at our shop.
r. g. NJ DUNCAN
" ipoo,ki ApriiI5. lkE6m.
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300
PROCLAMATION.
TO TUE INHABITANTS OF
IN uNsssrhN ANN TruIE OF

TO THE lNHABlIANIS VI
BURLINGTON AND THE STATE.
propose to cure, almost inst ntaneou,iy, iudi.
vidusls affected with Headache, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, analysis. Asthma, Piles, Gout. Fell
ons, S~elings of all kinds, Cramps, deafness, and
all Bronchial Affections, and ZONE other cases
that have treated successfully.
1 propose to check, aud efectually dissipate,
more Aches and Pain thas can be effected by an
other. or all other methods OF medical aid, In the
same space Of time, the masses themselves being
Judges.
do not propos. to cure every disease, only a
certain oil ,ss named in my directions. My Elec-
trio Oil operates on chemical and electric prino-
pies and is therefore applicable to the oure or
tural restoration of any organic arrangements
agising from an improper circulation of Nerve
Vital Fluid.
want the masses 10 Join In this matter--the
vol and the sck because, " these tbinss are so,
sre all alike interested. The cures made BY
ELECTRIC OIL"
gro 80 nearly miraculous. so wonderful and instan
tsneous, so satisfactory and mitigating OF human
i'll, as to call upon public funetionari ss, and those
having charge Of the sick and suffering, to look
into the we'll attested merits, tho simple efcaos-
cy of this Electric Oil"
will forfeit 500 If the Electric Oil, sold at
the corner Of Walnut and 6th streets, Philadel-
phis, fails to cure single case Of rheumatism,
OF pains in the Bank or Limbs, Piles, Sores, IT
Burns, Fever sores, Ulcers, Breast, Sore Nip
pics FeOns,s Stiffness in tho Joints or Neck.of RALPH
tdtion. To remove all soreness and seellings In
from to 20 minutes. IL applied TO any patient.
N ilo or female, in tho alm.house, or any public
institution in the city.
ROME REMARKABLE CUpEs.
Fred Il Smith. DR., ggist of Montpelier. hss sol
ova- at retail in single da, and says it has
noverf sied TO cure Kheumatism, Neuralgia, q o
Dr.. Furhush, Dentist, Montpelier, was cured Of
Rhoumatlsn.
Mrs. IN Rogers, Northhsld. entirely oui Cd Of
Neuralgia.
Mrs. daley Of Berlin, cured Of severe scS head
acne Of years standing.
Mr. Atwood oi Royaltou, perfectly CURED Of in
fsmma;ory kheumatism.
Gentleman in Bethel cured Of Piles.
Mr. stevens OF L. Montpelier, cured Ct Rheu-
maten.
Within 20 miles Of Montpelier can furnish so
persons who have been entirely cured If these
very distressing complaints.
FRED Z. SMITH.
AGENTS A. C. Spear, T. 4 Peck, z. B. Ben
.oa, Burlington, Or. +. Storts, Winooski. II.
J. Hodges, kichm ond, L. L. butcher Son, St
Albals W. G. Sprague, vergenncs
n. B.-Lorge bottles ten times chcane't.
10 Merchants. Agents wanted in ever town
to sell smiths "ELECTRIC OIL" Apply to
Fred Z. smith, General agent, Montpelier,
yJ3 "
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o N E d y l. L "A 4

'ihH u
nNEoF TIE Bet PURGAr1vE AvDIrv
VDER NFDTCINrS ,ny ho.,a 49,
n'meIv IN S.yrosn'rxv,o'',, -', r'T
pamojn ,ba an,,a r.. W, i''i
A. and MIRA or n n,I ,b.,'. az ,,L.. ,.t
- Lnoun T, :, 49,, onI ,.,:
I,,., ro,nsd, oc,;, srs,,1 ,t'
Co. ro,,,d n s,,s, ~, -. ,b ,
,nai. b. - ,.g 80, ,o,," 'o' %
.I,t;, 49, 49, s,. ,,,iI -
n ,ba n,i,s,i forIinys H., ''"'
.-,,ion, ~ mo-, I,at6,-,i, +, .,-'',h.
~ sr',a,n a., ,na .a,n. ,;-., .i.
ana - t.La, j.itI - ,n, 1I'''' ~ a.
st,sp,rb.n and bnIld II x,tb u,r.-,.l -
| ''1 ~ 'P wa u"-'--' H.
P'IS
- .d cn,i,aiy It,,p nav n+,.,,.. ,r ,..a ...
n.,neIr Gnms TO
some ide. ofths STRENGTH Of thes, c.,.
NAV La ,r,,,J Mo-. !, = 49,.
= strength as one hunir,i cu.c. 81 r,.a,.'
without any of II, del,t,riuu, q fees
- Though Ios.e,,irr rtr.. ru,.fic .r.LI r.o.-.
tn, Sc tiuus have h.ru TN, lfrr.. D.. 3D.. D.,
uhysiciaus and never u.rd In ,b B ,-.., f.
- lions u iii used in the form Of il,. Trr-.-4
~, which met With such uupr,c.a,Yr..i sue.
cess as to induce In. pri,i.r ,,,-.r,,a.
IaiuiIy m, di.iue tried and known il, ..s 60,
- f.cts II has rHrely ever niIr. to ,r,r, I,,..
Comulaiur, in their wur,, form
Indic ,tiun beiu, ctu.,d by, .rr,,..-l
- l. r.r i. cured When the Liver ts,y-.... ,..
action.
Jsuudice is caused Ly ua im7r.n,r .. i..
Of tho Ir.r prda.,,r.r,t',, 90, ,.,...
led With Iauudire uhc the .uy...t,.-r.-a.
larry o.c week, q ri their skin "lI begin rY.
- assume il iLinal rul,r
Cu>uvru,,. can be p.rua.c Civ rursI b,
the lnyIg,rat,r. rtk.ltI in .uuIl G..,. .,.
retiring, and IT n.slsf. nature en- her. ..r,
-, u"n.. Ey -rIudi, DIMINISHING Tine d ST..
the y. W l- are lett in = hu,,t 3 a.t .-i.,.
sm'c. and work us rcrul,rly o.. e.c. ~ o..
sick II .l che Is ye y soon r. l.evei b.. r....
= iny a dYu lee i ,sc Of the G,i...-.t.- 49,. old.
Correct. all acriitv and ,rur,r 3 of tf. .,..,.-
ach
For an oycr.loadcl stnm och II Ia. ru,....ll.
a, It relieve. All oppres.ive or uuc..y = ,....,
IL after eatiu. heartily Fora flnll, mgl..rf..
generally All who u,e il .t,,a Z ia rf.r iI ..n--
TERMS
=
DR. eASFoRD's IvvIGoPAroE came 20 u
- recommended asa cure Tor Liver tom"Iu"ts,
and All diseases arisinS from Diseased L'v
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lsinpA.,a5I-Hli kaNfel

T. W. CKANDALL, PROPRIETOR.
HAVGNG entirely rof,tei my house and adopt
cd it to tho wants OF the travelling Pot. c.
shall DO worry happy to serye all who taver M
with their patronage. BALLS aIl PAE1Il slcc au..
modal, d in tho b1,t manner and on reasonable
terms. A good Live stable is come ted url.
the Hotel, and no pains will 30 spared TO satisfy
cu'tomers.
Hiueshurgh. VT June IS. W3,ns
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For SHE.

rENho extensive property, IN tue corner Of Main
and Union streets, conprltilg bue hcuse
and out buildings, large supply Of !ruit, ana
ornamental trees and about eight acres OF land
II is noariy mid way between Court-bouse squArt
and College grren, and coma ands spleIaid NEW
Of he lake and mountains.
Apply ut the Office vi tho sub.ertUr, Commit
cisl Bank building.
Aug ltWtf GEO +. EDMUND.
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For sale.

3 New Side spring Wagons.
2One Horse 1t mber Wagons.
Ono l!nrse Was'n with Patent Springs.
J Nv I9rse Lumber Wagon.
1at.1.v- Nssou will DO sold cheap for each
or good paper.
The -I.ye Wagons are made Of the best Of
material.
hoLt. -5d6wCw nENRY WHITNEY.
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FOR SALE.
A VILUiBLE PROPERTYAT

VI Do o . q FHTIT Tx 4
7ICONN ERICA.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED Offers fog sale, on req
I sogable tartns, -" land and wqter.pover ri
Tia .l;l H,i. FuWiFD fLLfIE, situate {,
and near ToOnier, ga, Es,ex County, ew York
THE wATER-POwER AND LANDS,
will he sold in lots - suit purchaser, with no re.
st ictig0s or reservations, except such ne may be
ueces any - rs:l'lie the Of the extensive wa.
tsr 70 tho mutual convenience of purchasers
For further inform ,tion, ply - Mr. Gu ikLES
WHEELER, resident q GENT Il. Tic" ndcroca.
g. PARISH,
For the Proprietor.
Og3:nsbnrgh, sept. Let, l.57 v3m
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PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER u 1857
John O'Brian'sEsAate

J" TIE 81 BNCRIBER', having been ap-
w pointc by the Honorable the Probate 'ourt
for tho District of Chittendcn, Commissioners to
receive. Examine and adiustthe claims and de-
mands Of III persons, against the cstate of John
o'bricn, late Of Richmond, in taid District, de-
ceased represented iusoyent ant also all claims
ana demands exhibited in offset thereto sud six
months from the diy Of the date hereof heius a +,
lowed by hid Court or that purpose, We Dc thcre'
lore hereby give notice, that We will attend to the
business ct our appointment at the Richmond Ito.
tel in Richmond, in said District, On the first
Ihu rsdays OF January and Aplil next, at 10
o'clocs, A. NJ, on e1,h OF said days.
Dated this 7th day Of October, A. b. 1857.
3w E. D. ANDRiws. commi'sioncrs
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Notice 10 Appear.

MARCUS HULL }chitten4on County Court.
JOHN BRINsDEN. SMaroh Torn, A. D. 1851.
This was an action Of account, demanding in
damages Eight Hundred Dollars and was enter
ed in said Court at the November Term thereof
A. d. 1855.
Notice is hereby given to said John Brirsden,
to appear, at the Term Of said Court, next TO be
Leld at Burlington, in said County, on the first
Tuesday Of November, 4. y. 1851
J, :. ADAMS, Clerk.
N. PECK, Atty. wl3w2
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