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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-10
Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!

Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!
cARoNDELBT REFINERY, md BLSUl-
P4I7E or LINE WORKS
NEw ORLEANS, s2Sth Sept, 1859.
THE very liberal patronage of which, have been
L the honored recipient, at the Sugar Planters
hands, for my Bi-SulpEl7te of Lime. has
stimulated me to further efforts to expand the area
of my business. f
The extent, dimensions, and perfectibility of the
machinery employed at my Works. the quantity
and quality of the materials on hand, the economy
and facility of labor which have lately introduced
there the determination have taken this year to
devote all my time, attention, and energy to their
interior management; all combined, place me in,
the position of being able to supply am qudssttg
Of Bi-Snlphite of Lime that may be required for
the consumption of the State, and Of osuerinq tie
price Of this Invaluable chemical agent One Dollar
per Barrel! ~.
shall, therefore, from this date to the end Of
sell my Bi-sulphite af Lime Of to 10
degrees Beaune, at FIVE DOLLARS PER BAR
REIr--fTss Of Drayage
ULCER LAUvE,
Proprietor and Manager.
N-sllphite Of Lime
From the above named Mani,facsory We have on |
hand and for sale Planters in want OF the arieleI
will please send in their orders at an early day and
they will receive pros,Ft attention.
II, ROBERTSON d CO..
Alexandria, 0ct.3, ls5s~lm a u
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Misttl!aat It's, it,, IT,.
M E w . II O n n

IN IL w 8 II q II II
r ront Street, Icxandria, Ia.
THE UNDERSIGNED having bought ont the in.
terest OF s. GILLESPIE, has removed his stock
| OF Goods from Second to Frost Street, in the
house formerly occupied by
EIETHERWICk & GILLESPIE.
where he has full and complete assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting in part Of
English and American Prints; Jaconct, Swiss and
Orsander Muslin; Printed Linen. Ginghams,
and Edgings, Insertings, Swiss and Jac-
1853 onet Bands; Collars, Gloves, Hosiery,
Bleached and Brown Cotton,
IRISH Linens, Linen Drillngs,. t.
eottonades, Stripped
Plain Cotton, DC.
--ALss0.-
MBoots, Shoes, Hats & CapsCH
.sEr FOR MEN AND BOYS, -
GENTLEMESS
Spring and Summer
Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Silk, Cassimerr Panama and
Eeghorn Hats; SEadies,' Misses and
ee ChildrensH Straw Goods; Saddery, Hard
ware, Woodware, Qneensware, and variety
OF other articles too tedious to enumerate, all of
which will be sold ut LIVING PRICES. Call
land examine for yourselves
March 2, ls59-ly r. O. HETHERWICK.
70. d
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Copper Steam Sugar Train,
FOR SALE AT A RARGAyNl

T HAVE in my Work Shop three new Copper
L Evaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper CURLING and Trougl,s, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, p Brass, Steam Cock in each, and
8 inch Discharge Cocks in each with inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con.
dense Pipe and Condensors, all complete for the
sum of Tighten Hundred Dollars (SISo9500.) /.
They are the same in every particular as those
now in use on Plantations Of SO. Nelson, ESQ, of
St Marys, Gen. r. G. Camp of Iberrile, and
others; they willmake from il to 20 Hossheads
of Sugar every "a hours; are made of best mate
rial and manner of Workmanship and will be fully
guaranteed.
rs Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
%, 80, 80 New Levee, New Orleans.
Aug. II, 1888
A Estray taken mp by John Boyd,
4 on Bayou Clear, about 90 niles from (ls-,,sSS
Alexandria, dark bay Mare, Is hands 1 -s'.l
high both hind feet white, small white or frostv
blaze oaforehcad, spanish brand on right shoulder.
about Years old appraised byT. R. Mcbride and
j K. Mathews, to be worth s20in cash.
Now, thereforesall persons interested is hereby
notified to come forward within sixty DAYS from
date hereof, prove property, pay charges and take
her away or said estray viii be sold according to
law. J. A. WISE +
oct26-2m. Lamoure Ward.
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Succession Of STATE OF LoUIsI ANA,
Simpson Watford, decd District Court.
No. 6GsS PARISH OF RApIDEs.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con-
~ Germ to show cause hinsthirty days from the
date hereof, why the Final Account presented by
the Curator, should not be approved and homolo.
gated.
Clerks Office, Aexandrias the asth day Of Oc-,'
tober 1869.
BY order Of the Court,
Nov l-sod J. n. RHoRER, dy., Clerk.
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), saccession of STATE OF LoUIsIA,NA
4aLtWlashburn, deed District Court,
No. 665S. PARISH OF RApIpEs.
ViiCEis hereby given to all whom ii may con-
Il, sern to show cause within ten days from
4, %a,e hereof why the Tableaa presented by
t.. administrator should not be approved and
$, g Is.s oaicc Alexandria The 4th day Of Sovem-
order of the Court.
ses S-i0d j. n. RHORER. dy.. Clerk.
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kNTkANVE On FUTI STKEkTS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENINC


OPEN DAY AND EVENING,
N.B-There are special apartments and Pro
fessers for BOOKKEEPING, lPENMANSHIP,
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, FRENCH, SPANISH,
ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, etc., SO as to save the
TINE of business men.
Persons from IL TOGO years attend to any branch
they nag wish and until as perfect us they wish to
be. There are, probably not less than two
,Aoassad Gifts former students in banks aud husi.
ness houses in this city.
aerciants apply here for clerks and book
keepers. Country merchants, steamboat clerks,
ETC, can learn in few days to keep their books
correctly, or write free Handsome hand.
Catalogues with terms opinions Of the press and
leading n.eR Of the nation, ETC., sent to ali who
's Tsi, i IS the chartered Commercial coegein
tbeSouthwest md the Oldest in the United States.
ana has stood for =
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
on its own merits alone
Board can be had with the Professors or other
good families, speaking English, French, Spanish,
or German, at from 81 to SRspsr week
NIB To prevent. mistakes, or imposi,ions, Stu.
dents Intended for this College should bring this
advertisement Or special directions, as there are
every winter temporary rooms opon for few
months all, of course, making wonderful preten
tions and promises, and posting flaming placards to
enllghten the people of New,0Fleans aud the South
When three ormore form Clubs and enter at the
same time, ten per cent will 8be deducted from
sutton.
Gg- Citizens and strangers are Respectfully in
Sited to visit the College and Judge for themselves
The city is perfectly healthy.
STOCK.
If, As is expected, the citizens in favor of South
practical education subscribe as literally to this
HOME INSTITUTION they ever have to distant ones
she Agricultural and Mechanical Departments wili
be ut once pat in operation, and the whole placed
on firm basis, to stand for ages az n permanent
Institution Of the South, anduner the direction of
che Stockholders themselves and the Trustees ap-
pointed the Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amount ont in tuition.
The Trustees Of course can put any other party at
ihe head, ii they deem best. The Charter il per.
petuaL
Gentlemen of the South! docs the pan,mcet your
appreciation? lfso, will YOU give it your aid, and
build up q BONE INSTITUTION with thousand or
fifteen hundred students ANNUALLY?
RUFUS DOLBEAR.
Nov, 5-ly President
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CHEAP 20 R CA s III
GOOD SHORT PAPER!
Groceries ( Groceries !! I!

VyOCGIIeS UTOC6/lCS ! !
'I'HE subscriber on Front Street, n - (
i opposite the Ferry Landing ssg
having removed from his old stand, one door be.
low, into 0. W. Nalley's building, still keeps on
hand a very genera and complet sassorsmento
Family and Plantation Groceries,
such as are usually applied for in this market, con.
sisting, among many OTHER articles, of
Sides Shoulders and Hams:
C0rned Beef, OfexcesIent quality,
salt, Flour, sugar aud Coffee, Tea;
{ Tobacco, Mackerel, Sardincs,
Cheese, Lard, Soap, Cam
dies, Yeast Powders.
CrOckcry ware,
Branllies, Whisky, Wines and
Coreliais. Irish Potatoes,
Onions, &C.
Prompt customers and low percentage. IS the
proper motto. Goods might be sold much lever
in Alexandria, if merchants we're not compgIled TO
tack on extra percentage to cover the losses from
bad sales; have determined to abandon that sys-
ten, and hereafter, sell only for CASH or SIN
GOOD PAPER, by which plant shall be able 10
sell LOWER and make more money than those
who follow a different practice.
June s, ls59-y JACVBFN ALKER.
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n ELLs.--A large lot Of Bells from the smallest
the largest, just received and for sale at re.
~ dueed prices, by .je29 S. w, HEsARu
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nss L % s. q
, nv sfa Col. Winns and Mr.. n. C. Hynsou's
ca tIisSn'alionsr small DIAMOND CROSS and
sass !. Z 4 hccral reward will be paid to any one
t ~ sae same at this Office. octl2-tf
eabooSSsGiil00L 0F THE LADIES OF THE
a0ssss, viii open again on MONDAY the Sd
issri,,s we secured the services Of an excellent
,ss,--L seaeher. oet5-lm. 4
Y hr-All persons having claims against t,,e
ss .sss,s q the hte Richard G. Bloxom. viii nre.
s'aana,. ~ REGISTRATION, duly authenticated. to
lssand.;s' atty. A. BLOY0H.
.a oet 10th, 1889. Execatrix.
20 tia q NJ. RETH'S SEEDS
FSe Rps,pTI,.asis Crop of this Year.
/ General In hp-Batten or Onion Toys, and
I ssertReat, at
ST. John ( GROVES
~ s6s 3e T
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august glertinn- 1850
coyeREss--srxrH DISTRICT.


OF We are authorized to announce Hon
Jnrncs III. Thomas, of Maury, candi-
date for Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict.
|e We are authorized TO announce Maj
WIN. II. Polk. of Maury. candidate fol
Congress from this Congressional District.
STATE sENATF--LINcoLN AND FRANKLIN.
spWe are authorized to announce TaZ
W. Newman. Esq, of Franklin, candi-
date to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties
in the Senatorial branch of the next Tennes-
see Legislature.
eFe We are authorized to announce DR.
j. j. Alternately, of Franklin, Candidate
to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties in
the Senatorial branch of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
s6P We are authorized TO announce
James IL. CIiiicOat, Esq, of Lincoln, a
candidate to represent Lincoln and Franklin
counties in the Senatorial branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
Observation-Disclosures COUNTY.
o. We are authorized to announce Mr.. ID.
w. Holman candidate to represent Lin
coin county in the lower branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
OF We are authorized to announce Capt.
Geo. v. Hebb. candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch of the
next Tennessee Legislature.
CT We are authorized to announce Mr..
J.. I.cffwici, candidate to represent Lin
coin county IN the lower branch Of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

n y virtue of FIVE writs Of yenditioni-expo-
Id mas to me directed from the CLERK Ct the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee, |
will expose to sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door in the town of
Fayetteville, on Saturday. the 14h day Of Nay,
1859. all the right, title, claim. and interest
that c. L. Waggoner has in and to a TRACT
OF LAND in Lincoln county. civil District
No 2, and on the waters of Pharises' Creek,
and bounded as follows: on the East by the
lands of f. E. Spencer, on the South by the
land of George r. Frame. and on the West
and North by the lands Of James Wagner.
it being the land that Sarah Waggoner now.
lives upon. containing about one hundred and
sixty acres. Levied upon as the property of
G. l.. Waegoner, at the suit of Wiseman &
Wakefield. George Cant, Zsra Sawyer and
John Read.
W. NJ. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
April l4--4w-S4
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Turnpike Meeting

The meeting al Unity Church list
Saturday, was, we understand; quite
an Interesting gathering. Col. D. II.
,SmyM WAS called to the Chair, and
JaeOb Gillespie, Esq, acted as Sec.
rotary. An able, earnest, telling
speech was made by John NJ Bright,
Esq, holding the audience spell-bound
for about tbree-quarters of an hour.
Resolutions were adopted setting
forth the necessity of the improve
ment, and tie determination of the
meeting 10 have the Road built as
soon as practicable. A committee to
locate it was appointed, with instruc.
tons TO so act as to forward the
public good, and at the same time
favor private interests, if possible
About a dozen gentlemen, actuated
by commendable public spirit, SUBJ
scribed literally for stock, each to
work it out in building the Pike
through bis own premises. The i'm
preston of the meeting seemed to
be that the half of the Road towards
Petersburg could be easily built, but
the Fayetteville end might not be so
Fortunate.
1t is expected, and justly,too, that
the people of this town wiz aid by
subscriptions of stock, in construct
ing the Road. It is a public enter
prise-ene in which every business
man is interested, and we hope that
all will feel the Importance of giving
it prompt and liberal endorsements
More anon.
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SHERIFF7S SALE

ID virtue ofone writ of vendiiioni-expona:
ID to me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
will expose to sale. to the highest bidder
for cash, ct the court house door, in the town
of Fayetteville, on Saturday the 14th day o,
Nay, 1859, all the right. title. claim, and in
terest, that John Taylor has in and TO a
TRACT OF LAND, in Lincoln county. 7 en-
nessee. in District No. %. and bounded as
follows: On tho North By the lands of Viii
liam Norman, on the East by the lands claim
ed BY D. B. Walker and others, on the South
by the lands of VIM. C. Jennings, and on the
West by the lands of d. P. Gray, containing
about forty acres. Levied on as the property
of John Tay Tor. at the suit Of w M. Newman.
3 W NJ. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
April l4--4w--S4
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sHER1EEs SALE

DY virtue Of four writs of venditioni- ex-
ID ponas to me directed from the Clerk oil
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, will expose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in the town
Fayetteville, on Saturday, die l4th dog # Nay
1859, all the right, title, claim and interest
that John Sandlin has in and to TRACT
OF LAND lying in Lincoln county, District
No. 10. and bounded as follows Ito witt On
the West by the lands of Joseph Clark. on the
South by the lands OF Peter Dale, on the East
BY the lands of Eli l.. Hodges heirs, and on
the North by the lands of Naris Flynt, con-
tanning three hunGred acres more or less
Levied on as the property Of John Sandlin.
at the suit of r. A. Mcdonald. J. IL. Beadle
and W. & A. r R. Co..
W. ALEXANDER, Sherry
April 14--4w--$4
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RAIL RoiD LIVERY sTiDLF /!


20 =, sss..s.z.:s z.....=- $3.50
S situated on the main street leading from
Il the old Bell Tavern to the Town ford.
and was formerly the stable belonging to said
Tavern, and it is the intention of the prOprie-
tor of said Stable to keep Use far as he 4 able)
a good accommodation to transient custom
ers as the times will admit of, and would also
state to his friends in Old Lincoln. that favor
him with then. patronage. that al attention
shall be Paid TO then stock. and proper care to
avoid accidents. and that their herses can be
Saddled or Harnessed at all hours either night
or day. -., -.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon
him. for the past, he hopes th:Athe same will
be continued in his new occupation.
JAS. B. CARTY.
P S.-Don't forget the place where his
Stables situated. j. D. c.
Dec. 23-6m.
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sHER1FF5S SALE.

DY virtue Of one writ of venditioni-expo-
ID mas TO me directed from The Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee. ]
wilexpose TO sale to the highest bidder. for
cash, at the courthouse door in the town Of
Fayetteville, on Saturday, the 14h day IF
Nay, 1889, all the tightstitle, claim. and IN
terest that Rosanna Webb has in and, to two
TRACTS OF LAND. situated in Lincoln
county, civil District No rs. on the waters of
Shelton's Creek, and bounded as follows: On
the South by the lands of j. d. Gray and Pc
ter Shelton's heirs. on the West by the lands Of
j. d. Gray, on the North by the lands of w.
C. Jennings, and on the East by the lands of
w. C. Jennings and Peter SheltoHs, heirs, it
being the land that Elizabeth Webb now
lives on, containing forty acres. Levied on
as the property of Rosanna Webb, at the suit
of P. r. Whitaker.
W. NJ. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
April f4--4w--S4
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Chattanooga. Tenn
Bacen--Hog round "a @91ac... Lard ii
l.... Corn 55c. Flour So per 100 lbs. :.
Wheel 81 1891 80. Potatoes 25@75c.
ShcIbyvilIc, Tenn
Bacon-New bacon from wagons SIC, cleal
sides lOc. shoulders &c, hams 8@s1ac.
/ Lard--In new barrels l0kc; stands 81 @
Zoe.
wheat--Prime 81 Is; Ordinary 7o@9Oc.
Flour--From 5O@S3
Shelled Oats-4O@50.
Coffee--By the bag, l3@14c.
Sugar-By the bbl. 8@9Hc.
Molasses-By the bbl 45c; half Dbl. 471c.
Nails--By the key AZ @54.
Glover seed-7A@8.
Salt--Fine sack So: Dbl per bush 40c.
Whisky--Common Soc.
Mackerel by the Kit So
Candles--Star 23@25; tallow 14@l5c.
Soda-Casks ~ @8.
Reported expressly for The Fayetteville Observer
ATLANTA. GA, April 9th, 1859.
n o. WalIoee. Esq
DEAR SIR:--We have no change to note in
our bacon market since our last; the demand
is quite limited, and mostly confined to clear
and ribbed sides which are worth III @l134;
Lard dull at l3c by the Dbl; Corn 70@75;
Wheat 81 l0@1 Is per bushel.
Very respectfully,
McMILLEN & FLEMING,
Grocers and Commission MerohGsts.
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SHER1FF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of one writ of Neutrality-suspicious.
ID to me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee
| will expose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door in the town
Of Fayetteville, on Saturday, the l4iil
day of May. 1859, all the right, title.
claim, and interest that VIM. Norman has in
and to a TRACT OF LAND in Lincoln
county. Tennessee. in civil District No. %,
On the waters of Shelton's Creek, and bound
ed as follows: On the north by the lands of
Samuel Stiles, on the East by said Stiles, on
the South and West by the lands of Bice P
Gray and A. C. Moore, containing one hundred
acres. Levied on as the property of William
Norman, at the suit Of Paul Inge.
W. NJ. ALEXANDER, Sheriff
April I4-4t--S4
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sHER1FF,s SALE

DY virtue of one venditioni-exponas to me
Id directed from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Lincoln county, Tennessee, will
expose to sale, to the highest bidder. for cash,
at the court house door in the town of Fay
etteville, on Saturday, the l4th day Of May,
1859, all the right. title, claim, and interest
that W. ]. Perry has in and to TRACT OF
LAND in Lincoln county, civil District No.
%, and on the waters of Flynt River. and
bounded as follows: On the South by the lands
of George w. Heath and James Seasop, Oh
the West by the lands of Wiley Deeson, on
the North by the lands Of james Cunningham
and W. Shepard, and on the East by the lands
of James Cunningham. Levied on as the
property of W. j. Perry at the suit Of Farrari
Coldwell, & Co.
| April l4-4w--$4 sG sf
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Candidate for Floater-

At a Convention Of the Democ-
facy Of Giles county, held on Mon.
day, 4th inst, at Pulaski, Mr.. e, E.
HVney, Of Giles, WINS nominated a
candidate for FIoater from the coun-
ties of Lincoln, Giles, and Marshall
The Citizen says that although the
position was unsought,it was accepted;
and the proceedings seem to NEE,
the entire appreciation of the Dem.
ocratie party Of that county.
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Groceries
Z We ask attention to the advertise
ment Of Ewiny f. Sperry, Of Nash
vile, in this paper. They keep 9
splendid stock, and will sell on at
fair terms as any house in the city
One of the firm is we'll known tc
the people Of this county, as a mem
Der of the popular establishment Q!
Norman g. Sperry, that formerly
did business 10 Shelbyviilc; GIVE
them a call:
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notice..
coos
c. B. CARLY 4 W. d. TiNT

A RE now in receiptof a LARGE LOT OF
IN all kinds of LEATHER direct from,
Philadelphia, and are still at their old stand
and are doing as good work as ever was done
in Tennessee. They have number of work.
men and can make shoes for all that viii give
them call, and they warront their work as
heretofore mentioned, and they have a large
stock Of Boots and Shoes at the cash store OF
Yant e. Ashby, just 90 and suit yourself in
any kind Of boots and shoes that you want.
aud they propose selling them to very pune
tual dealers on short tine. They have large
stock of them on hands End they. want to
get shet of them, and they return their most
grateful thanks for past favors and they hope
by doing good work THAI it may be continued
in the future. They remain your friends truly.
Feb. Il. CARTY & YANT.
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The Railroad.

AGC 0oIlIOdU
The cars are new only Thirteen
miles from Fayetteville. On Thurs
day, the 9Th day Of May, we are
authorized to state, there will be
number of cars at the running
point nearest this way, for the pur-
pose Of giving the stockholders, their
wives, aud daughters, a free ride 10
Decberd and back. On that day, it
will be remembertd d, meeting of the
stockholders is to be held at Winehes-
ter, for the purpose of electiog fifteen
Directors for the ensuing year. Of
course, there will be a lively crowd
behind the Iron Horse.
The work of construction goes
ahead without intermission. We IN
derstand that the graders have de-
clared that the track-layers shall
not overtake them. If this prom
Use holds gssd, and no untoward
event takes place, the speed with
which the Road is now being COM
Of a mile day
= will bring the cars to Fayetteville
by the middle Of June. But allowing
for some disappointments, it would
seem to be safe 70 calculate on their
arriving here in time for a Jubilee
On the fourth of July, when our
oeigbbors 10 Franklin an ] elsewherr,
will be expected to partake Of Lin
,oln hospitality. Speed the day!
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Bitten by a Dog

We regret to learn that the excel
lent lady Of our friend, Mr.. James
Haynie, Of Norris Greek, in this
county, was very severely bitten by
their dog few days since. The vi
sious animal, when shot, turned upon
Mr.. II. and also bit him, though not
so dangerously, we believe, as in the
case Of his wife.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of one writ Of enditioni-exponas
Id to me directed from the Clerk of ths
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
Twill expose to sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door, in the town OF
Fayetteville, On Saturday, the I4th
day Of May, 1850, all the right, title,
claim. and interest, that Jas. Shelton has in
and to a TRACT OF LAND in Lincoln cour-
ty, Tennessee, in civil District No 20, Oh thu
waters Of Shelton's Greek. and bounded as
follows: On the South by the lapds OF A. e.
Moore and James Barker, on the West by the
lands of +. D. Gray and Richard Webb's
heirs. on the North by W c, Jennings and
Richard webbs heirs. and on the East by,
VIM. c.. Jennings, containing one hundred
acres. Levied on rs the property of James
shelton, at the suit of w. NJ. Newman.
w. NJ. ALEXANDER, SaerT.
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