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NEW AND UNRIVALLED
H "A IR TO N CI

THNHE most ecaeous remedy in for restoring and
beauying the hair removing all Dan1ruf and cleansing
the scalp from all diseases This preparation been used in
city and vicinity for and could f1rnsh
numbers Of certcats tesng to its great wsr but do
deemit necessary it isan article which speaks for ITSELF
To al who losing their hair from disease ard who
maturey gray also to those who wish full luxuant growth
Of hair, this is recommended.
Give trial and be persuaded for yourself OF its good quail
tiles Put in pint bottles for 81 bottle, and sold Wholesale
and Retail by DEM0VILLE & CO,
Corner Church and Cherry street,
And by Drug lists generally in city andc0u0try.
nauQ,
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SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

VEIE, undersigned Charleston,
5 c. encouraged By the increased patronage received
e south and Southwest Goods
pared adyantageously, and competed successfully, with those
that being found faithful pledges former Ca
We will receive still greater patronage have prepared ourselves
Our Importers Jobbsrs Foreign Merchandise have all
been represented in the markets Of Europe Spring and sum
conpetent to select goods for the Southern trade They have
mn and att-acve ocks for he -peon Of ne ntsrio T.
chant Our facilities for obtaining Domestic Goods direct from
tina manufactures, unsurpassed BY the merchants sf city
We, therefore, confidently invite you inspect FALL
STOCKS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, feeling as
sured that all who may do hOut prejudice. Will make
their purchases in this maIksi Our Stocks wiz be sOmpes
early in August when Will be pleased to receive the waits Of
old and new mercantilefrendS.
DRY GOODS.
GTIand, Howell q Co.; Johnston, Crews K Coz cha@bsr-
lain, Miller Co; John G. Minor Co; Ssylsr Co.
Hyatt MeBurnsy CO; crsne, BoylliOn Co; : Bowls
HARDWARE.
HYDE Gregg Day wIans & Price; Courtney, TsunAn,k 4
ROOTs AND SHOES.
? Fleming Z C; B a P.iaels Co; Iorcs M.;hsI;
stOddard CO.. Durham, Taft 4 Co; Hasstne 4 Walton
CLOTHING.
PsrsOn, smith Co; Cohen. willis 4 Co; WalirOn EggIs.
SOn & Co; Edwin Bates & Co; Matthsssn O'IlTl q Co
GROCERIES.
Geo. ". Williams & Co.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
Webb & Sage; Brown Palma.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Hsvilaad, sssvesOn Co; Nelson Carter; John Ashhurt
Co, Ruff 4 DcEie.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster 4 Co; & W Knox; DeWnE Thayer L Co;
Albert Lengnick: Marshall, Burge 4 Co.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Autsn Coz FAnning &c; Williams 4. Co
SADDLES AND SADDLERF HARDWARE.
HASTE, Calhoun Co; Jennings, ThOnlinson Co.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
CURTAINS.
Lambert Howell; James O. Ballis.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES
LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
chafes, Croft 4 chafee Rennsker 4 Glover.
DEALER EN- PAPER AND ENVELOPES
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- DOZEN CaLs Fresh Peaches Just received and for sal,
A . sDrl2-tf NIZELL. HOOPER A co
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THE PURLIC ACTS.

psops wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts Of the
aure lust closed obtain them by applying this Of
se . the Secretary Of State there few copies for
st SLIGO per co AprH u
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WILL either exchange part for good city Edge
field property my Residence, two miles North Of th
city, with 30 50 OF land attached improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FoR further particulars apply to on the pre
~ W. B. walton.
Union copy and charge this ofice.-Bash. Banner.
maF2S-6m
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Most EXteRsIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFA Glory.

ENTM RNABE CO. Nos l, ,, and !, Eutaw street, oi
We Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their cry and prepared
supply the great demand for their They uIqueson-
ably the most durable and contain al the latest Improvements
and fully guaranteed for i've For and great
power Of tone and agreeable tcuch they unequalled
Thaberg skoch and other panss have used them
their concerts and have certificates for their superiority.
They have for the last ten years. taken the first premiums
all Compe in all the different States where they have
exhibited Last they received five first premiums
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern made piano.
one for the best against all rpetitiOn.
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments viii be
ceving by ]. A. MCCLURE,
mays, '60-dkwly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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BEING VOL. II. OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU7IoK
BY GEORGE BANcROFT.


, Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle Of
Bankers Hill the signing Of the Declaration CT Independence
the second Of August and includes among other things the
siege Of Boston, the Negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops written from papers from the Archives of England and
France, including letters from George III and the Empress
Caarine the invasion Ct Canada from private letters aud "a
pes General Montgomery and his family the movements Of
France and span from very copious documents obtained in
Madr the dsnclnaon Of Turgot the the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings of Congress-
npar from unpublished private journals by the MEMBERS the
insurection in North Carona from very full unpublished
temporary the purchase of German troops from the
fullest collection of papers, with letters of George Ill and the
German Princes Ministers and Agents. the h ancy the Cen
tal Colonies the for taking up Independent govern
ents Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of Man. battle
Sullvans Island, in part from Materials the Resolution
Of endence the Dscaon Of Independence the Signing
the Declaration.
The Of manuscript materials collected for this volume
very complete, unfods the origin and proess every
pcrtant tracing the progress Of the Revolution
peely, in reference part Of the United stes pre-
senting subject, also il relon the history world
during the period of its progress
The History of the Revolution will be completed two more
volumes.
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WHISTLES, BRANDiES, WINES &c.
TETE have in store and sale cheap to the trade
125 bbls 10 Newsom's celebrated Whisky'
65 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky
rs bbls Old 2ye-a prime article
is bbls Old Rye-Warrsnted Pure.
IS bbls Tennessee White Whisky.
As half barrels Cherry Brandy.
25 quarter barrels Cherry Brandy
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy
10 bbls pure Robertson county WHISKY
bbls pure Apple Brandy.
25 quarter casks Holland Gin.
IS bbis American Brandy.
Is bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With CognAc, Catawba Brandy, &c. - -
isnl2 Il MIZELL, HOOPEh & GU.
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ReGrigeraJOrS.

ONG wanted have last fresh supply Of the famous
Philadelphia RelrgerStors which, for usefulness and
omy are uneuualled MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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CnAL OIL LAMPS

~ DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, Of various Styles fitted with
~ msF2sg es5etf GRAINS. BROWN & co.
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VETE have a small lot Of Apple Brandy from Ncrth Caro-
Wv lima, said to be rs ears Old, Which believe Il
be strictly pure, and represented.
may96 LELLYETT SMITH.
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CHANGE OI SAAA@AS - A~N'
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1850,
Passenger Trains, Eas and West, Wlh run as iouoEs
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at IA and ; n
Arrive at Chattanooga l3O NJ AID las A NJ.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30 and 7:30PM
Arrive at Nashville at d and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston, New York,
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City, Richmoni,
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had hour application te
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot TO the following places and
AZ the following prices, Wis:
Nashyie 70 New York via Eat Tenn Va route.s30 IS
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EPERSON SPRING
A11eshany Springs
u0ptromery county, virginia.

Montgomery County, Virginia.
TUYHE Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Place IN October last, have thoroughly repaired and
furnished with entirely furniture Of the best class ant
will open for the reception Of visitors on the 18th day
OF june
Having increased and liberal
ments for the comforof their guests, they ater themselves
that but few ~ any Watering Places will AFFORD the same At
fractions this
situated in the county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
shawsvie Depot Virginia and Tennessee hairoad on me
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded By OF the
beautiful scenery be found among the
Mountains Of Vgna. The Water has acquired such repua
on the lsstfeW years. that il Is unnecessary 10
in commendaOR Of it. Il 10 considered secJac lot rs
worst Of the Stomach, Bowels and Liver
and for prosration the system We might apps
number Of certificates from Physicians and others acqaAn
with its merits to these mi mt be added al
Passengers will met at ShaWsyie By Your DO srsoa.
buses, convey road to the Fprins ~
leaving Baltimore, Warrington, Richmond and ne
the morning, arrive at the Springs the sae aay Sb tTan
SOI11 ns1oszn ~ am ''' BOOTH. cOLH0UN 90.
Kingston springs,
,..,or - a vi.itoru On and after Tuesday
"a a. ~ Iuiv M JEssEE PARE1H VIII run an accom-
ostion muibus leaving the eeEsnee etSy
Thursday and Saturday at oeioeH, = -, ;. q e. -
springs - ~ ,s5irs QUALITIES OF these Springs we'll
or dVSpepsia, diseases OF the liver and Tor complaints
incident females, they are arg nv SUI
| discovered ehslybsAte
Terms.-Psr u %
Week...---......... .....--.-..... 90
!
Horse per oO
| Chiidren aud servants half price.
O"'1'' WIN. T. YEATMAN,
z. J. KREIDER,
iupeg7-sm supeinsendents.
OCHEESE.-1O Boxes Prime New, lust sscslvsdy
Gl GISl,su q Z ShSss Ss'i'' ''''''
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For Sale or Exchange

Also, lot of Choice WhiSkies in store since les
and which defy competition
LELLYETT & SMITH,
may26 '6O-dIm Nos 10 and 2 South Market street.
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may IL, W -uiy
MCLEAN & OLTVI e IL,
C0A1kLSYOY AVID F0RRARDLEG AERoHA81S
Common street, New OrIeans'
FALL & CUSSIEshIN, Nashville. Tennessee
94SET pSsIaas President Citizens New Orleans
RAThBoSE' :. Tnior Bank New Orleans.
NV MONTGOMERY. Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New YoI6
HEAToN & DEScKIA, Phisdepha m@ . u1H
BujIdimgs Lots for sale
ar for sale on liberal number of beautiful
w building lots in Brownsville on and & near @ we svsr
Pike, from two and half to three miles lI0 ' ''' '
Also T 1uSer Of lots in Edgeaed the Gala IN
1S Also I. sTea SSss in Watkins magnificent add
West Nashville Boyds BOsicFs Hardings, and
other Additions oall soon On J. l. R. W, brown,
maye-Im 443s 0ner[y sslsse
store House Lots for SAFE
SEvERAL very desirable Lots for the erection s S business
Apniv to y" 0''''e JL&R W BROWN
mpg5,Iw NV Az Cherry street
DIS~ECTING INSTRUMENTS
AND
Medical SaddI G B n s.
TETR are inst in receipt ~ another supply Of Ds sting n
w strunens and Medical Bags CT new and improved
styles; which respectfully invite the attention Oh "e
S'0'en'' and rFa''u0ner' RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
/ oc.3O No 10 South Side Public Square.
COpaFInePship Notice.
MIR ROBERT FLETCHER has become partner in our bu
Hh siness having bought the entire interest Oh M
| FIEMlSs r. C. McNAIRY & co.
retiring business the hope OF improving my
health solicit of patronage OF my ienGs 10
4. FbEMiNu'
] mayS-f
Full Bosom shirts.
lust received Of Full Bosom Shirts with are
without collars bosos of Linen, Cambria and Bishop Lawn
Also small lot Of shirts with fine embroidered bosoms
apI5 McGILL
Canes, Canes
| A SUPERB lot of Canes received and for sale by
n apis ii MeGILL.
Umbrellas.
N RCEIVED supply Of Umbrellas of silk, alpaca bingham
& aad plain cotton large others very igh: for
| summer use. laP5l JH Mc9lLL
Underwear.
MOTHER invoice seasonatle underwear, Of silk,
gauze meriuo, cashmere Isle thread linen, jackoDe and
plain cotton, received and for sale by II hcGILL
apis
HUNGARIAN GLASS SEED.
kOn BUSHELS HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, Just re.
| SRNVV ceiyei by A JENKINS,
| Market Street
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Marshal's sale Of Real ESTATE.

M4FSh5IS sale OIL HeaI ESI1te.
Y fsundy executions directed from the honora
United States Circuit Court for the Middle District Of
Tennessee sitting Nashville will a. public sale TO the
highest bidder cash. in the city OF Nashville at the Court
House. Saturday, the Sh day Of September 1850 all the right
which James NiChol and John Nchol Jr,
hereser acquire in and TO the following
lying Davidson county about two ) miles North
nashville the Hydes Ferry Turnpike road
being parcel Of land contapg 305 that
laid allotted by commissioners John Nchol Sr, in
trust and John Nchol J by decree of the Chance
ry at Nashville rendered the lOh day May lsj2
which decree registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county, No 6, pages l29 and 49, For parcu
lar description which, reference is here made said Decree
registered aforesaid.
Levied upon property Of James and John Ncho r
and to satisfy following executions No 46, Levy 20
VS. James Nichol l747, Thomas Wood 4 Co jams
Nichol No I74S Wood, Corey Wood James Ncho No
I7lg William Ensly Co James NichOl; No SO3 In
skeep McKie James Niehol; No leO4 vii
liam Ensiy Co VS. Ncho jr No 1906 Inskeep, Shack
eIford Mckee AID John Nchol r No lsO6, Alex
Stewart y Co VS. James Nchol No 2046 Samuel Cochran
Co VS. James and John NiehO B No 2Q5, DOrumas Nixon
vs. James Nichol: No 2049, Jaray Son VS. James
Nicnol no 2u53 Watson Hdebremn James Nchol; Nc
2O54 Cheesebough Stevens &c James Michel No 2O55
Carleton Frotbngham Jsmes hicho No S949, Oden
hemer 4 Tennent James B Nchol
Sale within legal hourspositive and without reserve Ih
J. B. CLEMENTS. q S. Marshal,
iulv IO-dtds for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
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Also in Bond Cask of Hennssy Brandy, Vintag
Of 1852 which think will the fastidou palate
L. 4 8.
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Read! Read!! Read!!!
HELWBOLD,S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and odor, but immediate in its action
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city Of
Philadelphia, H. T. HELNB0LD, Chemist! who, being duly
does that his preparation contains narcotic, mer
curry, injurious drugs but is purely vegetable
II T. HELMB0LD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before the 23d day November 1854
WM P HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price, 81 per bottle six for S. delivered TO address,
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Sale of Land and Negroes

Persons interested as Executors
Administrators, or heirs, in land oil
negroes that are to be sold by pro.
cess of law, and desiring the same
advertised ia the 06serger, will please
mention the fact to the Clerk, OF
the lawyer having charge Of the mat
ter; aud their wishes will, We have
10 doubt, be complied with. We call
attention to this matter because sew
eral persons have expressed them
selves to Us as dissatisfied because
publication of the sale ofpioparty o!
the kind mentioned, in which they
had interests, was not made in
the Observer.
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Those who have the care of children can
not watch too closely the indications of
worms in the intes.ines. They are often
neglected from the natural repugnance that
mothers feel to force nauzsous drugs down
their children's Threats. This difficulty is
elfectually removed by the use of DR.. John
Bans TegetabIc Horn, Destroyer. 1t is as
pleasant as candy, and far more effcacious
than any sickenipg drug in the apothecary's
shop.-Richqnold Messenger.
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92I Turney's major
Wagon Making

Wagon Making
We have unintensionally omitted
to call attention to the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. A. B. BsdWeH, to- be
found in another part OF this pager.
He has recently opened a.WAGoN
SHOP in Fayette vile, near the well
known shop of our old friend Mr.
joel Commons, and is now prepared
to ill all orders in bis line, at short
notice, on reasonable terms, and in
a substantial, satisfactory manner
His took Of timber is said to be the
largest in The line of his business
ever brought to this town, and OF
very superior quality. Give him call.
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lNashvi.se. Yean-

< 3readstnffs--The stock of -four on the
market, which Is light, consists principally Of
Ohio and Kentucky brands. The trade is
mainly confined to supplying the demand for
domestic consumption, and consumers buy
sparingty in view of the fact that we shall
soon have new Flour in the market. We
qnote city snperfne at s6@6 so and extra
I 1@ 80 per barrel, the outside figures beifg
thssretaii prices. In sacks the prices are 60
i as IS for Extra from first hands
| We hear OF no transactions in Wheat to
predicate quotations upon.
Carn--We quote 65(a zoe, and s very supe-
rior Article of prime white would probably
command T5c per bushel
H. Observation-Disclosures of bacon dnring the
week have been very light and we quote the
Extremes Of the market as follows: Shoulders
Be- Ham, l0@ l0ls, and Clear Sides 102l GIL,
! from wagons. From store packed, II adj
vance opthese quotations sis demanded.
Lard is in limited request at l04@ I0la in
good shipping order,
Irish Potatoes-7The mark ct continues well
supplied, and planters viii End no difficulty
IN procuring first rate Article for seed We
quote the market duh at S2@2 % pr
bbI. according to quality.
Grocerics--The market Is well supplied
~ t' Oip@Oi'Co anu fUttG COHStuCtdbiC AZ
tivity in this Department We quote
sugar--Fair S@8@c and prime to choice
9@9I per ID in hhds.. and 4 n 1c advance on
these quotations in bbls: New York coffee SUI
gars l0@l1$4e; crushed and powderedlliis G
l2c; Loaf liz @l2c.
Moiasses and Syrup NJ GLASSES in Ibis 4o@45
per gallon; half bbls 90. cents: sugar house
43@45. Golden syrup in bhls IS; half bbls
80 and kegs no .rallOfisl 9:5c.
Coffee--Ric lf0l424c, Laguyra 14@15c,
Javal8@20c per ID
Tea-Imper;al 50c@ 81, GUnpowder, 6Oc@
rs. Young Hyson 40@60, Black 60c@$I 80.
Salt-We quote coarse sack at 81 80, and
fine at 81 60@l 20, and barrel st 40c per
5ushel- The stock on the market is ample to
meet the demand
Whiskey--R octifed 2o@22; couI try brands
50@75c.
Gu .stt:anocsa Tenn
Country Produce---Butter 20 cts; Eggs
10; Chickens is.
Fruit->-Greep apples none; dried new
none; PeaIea Peaches. more ~ Market
Potatdes-irisb none; sweet none.
Cabbag e--ioue; i
Onions--noue:
Bacon--lIog round 105I.
I4ara--10gS @i2Js =.
Flour uPorfne, per sack 5 75@4; Fam
ly, so.
Wheat--I 4o@1 so:
Cora o..
White Beafs--none.
Cow Peas--i 20
Meal, from store TO- :. s..
Rve--i GOAL 25.
Whiskey--33@ 35.-s.
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Legal

F Our friends who may have bust
ness needing attention in any ,ofths
Courts Of North Alabama, are refer
red toihe card Of E. {. Allen, Esq.
our former towasman, who has en-.
gagged in the practice Of Law in
Huntsville. Business entrusted to
his care will, we have no doubt, re-
ceiye prompt attention. The Hunts.
vile Independent pays Mr. Alien
The following just comp!iment:-
PRoFEssIoNAL 1T viii be noticed
by his Card that e. L. ALLEN, ESQ.,,
who has recently secured license,
will engage 10 the Practice Of Law
insihe Courts Of this District. Our
with Mr.. Allenis more
than Usually intimate, and we know
him to be emipen .ly capable for the
requirements Of bis profession. =
He passed very critical examination
before Judge Foster, at the recest
term of Chancery Court, aud re-
ceived high recommendations from
bis legal associates. May large sue
cess attend him.
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enjoyment Of the occasion. All are
respectfully invited to attend-es-
pecially tie La0ies-
T. P. HOLMAN, IS
VII. P. TeLLEY, s
WALTER HILEs, IS
Words

J ~ W. uS Z ~
Prof. j. w Dolbear has recent
ly published in the Nashville Daily
Gazette, series of articles IN be,
bali Of what re consider a pestilen
humbug, phonetic Spelling We
think that the gains consequent up
on the introduction of such change
as the phonetic wofd-maulers pro-
pose, would be insigniGcantly small
while the losses would be enormous.
ly great. A certain amount Of labor
would be saved in learning to spell,
but time is not of such vast impor.
tance to children as to render this
very powerful argument 10 !avcr
of phoneiics: Even this gain of
time in childhood would be counter
balanced, and more than counter
balanced, by subsequent perplexi-
ties. The pronunciation of words
is continually changing, and under
The phonetic system, every change
10 prosody would involve CORES.
change in orthography; for
il phoneties a word only exists in
its pronunciation; the written word be.
ng merely the shadow Of lis sound.
The saving 10 time and labor, there
ore, which is the only recommsnda-
ion OF the system, is more apparent
ban real; and except as substitute
or stenography. "a lame substitute
t best, J it is not merely Nor hless,
,ut pernicious.
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Insalyent Notice.

ENURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
a the County Court OF Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
tor Of the estate of Henry l.. Smith, dec, o.
the insolvency of said deeedenps estate--no-
tice is hereby given 10. all persons having
claims against said estate TO present them to
the CLERK of said Court. properly aathentiea-
tel on or before the ,aOsIa day 81 Ocfc-
BET, 1869, for pro rata distribution, or they
viii be forever debarred
NATHAN MCCLURE, Admir-.
June %.
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CHANCEEZ NOTICE
Willinrn Tnllav Admir- and ntharsl lima

CHAM NOTICE
William Tolley, Admir-. and otherS2 June
Is. Rules,
William Perry and wife and others1 1860
an motion Of compliments by attorney.
~ and happening TO the satisfscliohs Of
he Clerk and Master from the allegations in
in the bin, that William Perry and Elizabeth
III. Perry, his wife, are non-residepts of the
State Of Tenressee--It is, therefore. ordered
that publication be made in the FAYETTE-
WILLIE OBSERVER, newspaper published in he
town of Fayetteville, Tenn. fer four successive
weeks. commanding said defendants 20 appear
at or before the next term Of the Chancery.
Court, to be holden for the county of Lincoln,
at the courthouse in the Gown Of Fayette-
vile. on the A.Ea Monday ia August,
SEQ, and plead. answer, or deunur to COM
plsinants' bill, otherwise the same viii be
taken as confessed against said defendant, and
set down for hearing er pa,ts as 70 them.
r. FARQUHARSON,
June 81 CH. & IL.
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Executors Notice.

YNHE Tan Yard and Carding Machine bs,.
4 long to the estate OF James IT, Cobb, de-
ceased. lying in the town Of Fayetteville. ara
for sale. and any person wishing to rnschass
can hear the terms, etc.. BY applying to the
undersigned. The Leather on hand is also
for sale. Apply as above. All those hav-
ing claims against the estate must present
them within the time prescribed by law. snd
Chose indebted must come forward and seftIs
without DELAY. JAS. G. WOODS. Ex'y.
Nav SIT