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7 AMES N. ANDERSON & son, ,

i" EN- G RA Y ERS,
- - .. No. llS BALTIMORE STREET
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING.
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, ETC
Engraved and Printed in the fashionable styles
Corporate and Noaria seals, Letter Stamps, London
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rues Envelopes etc
ID F. GRAVELY'S TOBACCO.-A large lot
Ds OF this superior article for sale by
WARWICK, FRICK & BALL,
Commission Merchants,
ia3l-f No. 60 South street
TAPANNED WATERS &c.--A few choice
- SCI English Japanned WATERS. Also, Bread Plates
and Knives, just impo ted by
CANFlELD BRO & CO.
jaiu PSGER COR 224 Baltimore street.
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% CENTS

Il OR VIM. II. READ'S COMPOUND PECTORA [,
- SYRUP OF LIVERWORT
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARS ENESS, SORE THROAT
ASTHMA, WHOOPIEG COUGH, AND OTHER
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST,
All of which are the fOrerunners of Consumption
We deem it unnecessary print whole column in order
to show the virtue this Medicine but we advise all who
need such an article TO try it without delay.
Read the following testimonials
This cerieS that have used the Pectnral Syrup of VIM
II Read with the most happy effects and from knowl
edge Of the remedial ingredients Of which composed
can recommend it as most valuable Medicine
REV. JAMES II. BROWN,
Nov. s. 1859. Pastor of WhatcOat NJ. Z. Church.
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AuMsss. &f.. fnr SaIt INN Rtnt.

| ENOR SALE.-Seyera truly SPLENDID PLAN
| A,,IATIONS in Virginia; large number Of choice
FARMS in nearly every county in Maryland some of the
Farms have Fishing and Water advantages LANDS in
cNaS Georgia. Tennessee and other States LOTS lease
Two on Madison avenue, which very liberal advances will
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Manufactured by
HENRY c. SPALDING Il CO.,
AZ CFDAR STREET. NFv YoPK
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

annexed is Alphabetical List OF Articles which, if da
mayed, may be restored their original strength and
fulness by
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FOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
~ - BALTIMOR
R0BT; B. COLEMAN, late of the firm OF Coleman Set-
SON OF the Asor House. end recently the St NcO-
las Hotel New York, has, in connection with his son,
FREDERICK W. COLEMAN, taken the charge Of the above
weh nOwn house Tor term Of years
Many important alterations and improvements have been
made rendering it rSclass in every respect The location
OF this house convenient travellers and citizens
City Cars passing constantly to all points, and Bat
and Ohio and Washington perots being in close prox
unity.
Liberal arrangements will be made with families and sin
gle gentlemen, for board (either full or PARTIAL
They will continue the INTERNATIONAL. HOTEL. at
has made popular with the travelling public curing the
past season. dl-3m
Il. Ell" ana p s oE cR AMI STREET Baltimore
AGENTS FOR THE FOi LOWING MANUFACTURERS:
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, Boston.
SUFFOLK GLASS WoRKs, BOsTgN.
JAS. B. LYON Co., PITTsBURG, Pa
BRYCE, RICHARDS Il Co, PITTSBURG, PA
>, PHOENIX, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, PITTsBURG
PA.
J. ". JAMES & Co, CAPE Cop GLASS WORKS, SANDWICH
MASS.
full supply ofsample every description of Glassware
from each Company hand. Orders will he taken
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible time
and at the lowest manufacturers prices the only
Aso samples from the best manufactures of French Plate
Glass ROughed, and Hammered Plate all sizes and thick
nesSes Ornamental Window Glass, Obscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
Red Lead and Litharge from the New England Works
Also, a full supply of American and German Demiions
and Wine Bottles constantly hand. ia2I-tf
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baltimore GLASS WORKS.

baltimore GLASS WORKS
Being in full operation with three furnaces we are pre-
prepared toexecute all orders for WINDOW GLASS; of all
Sizes and of the favorte welknown BRANDS that we
have been manufacturing for sixteen years, BALTI
MORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPSCo AND Boil
TON. Al.o, GLASSWARE OF all KINDS and CoLORs.
WINE BOTTLES, all kinds Pickle and Preserve JARs
PORTER BOTTLES. Syrup Cordial BOTTLES.
MINERAL WATER DO. Walls and Patent Medic: me
SPECIE JARS. BOTTLES, Private Mould
FLAsKS. WARE of all kinds, and
| DEMIJ0HNs. Druggists GLASSWARE
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
SALE OF
FRENCH WINDOW AND PLATE Glass
Alum Roll Birthstone, Blue vitriol,
Copperas, CASTLE Soap, Borax,
EPSON Salts, Castor OIL Extract Logwood,
Bi-Carb. Soda, Linseed Oil, Glue-all kinds
| Sal Soda, White Lead Sand Paper,
Saleratus, French Zinc, varnshes, all kinds
Saltpctre, Paints and CoIors whiting, Putty. &c
BAKER BROTHERS & CO.,
jals-3m s2and "a South Charles street
TOHN RODGERS & son,
- No 4s N. HIGH STREET, NEAR FAYETTE,
MsnHfaetgrers of FIRE APPARATUS and GENERAL MA
with al order !, tp hsW in the ab2ye
Store, No a. adjoining
hSrOrders respectfully solicited. fe26m
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1 SITUATION wANTEN-As rNf,Nr'H NURSE, ~ 4
n Hdse aeed womsr csn - te enre cnN se o' A. y
fan iron 0h bring hem az ~ hsld 81 mistress.
u wiling = rsts herss EtuerAhy uscH, EoS teaercuce
Gal Al = Easi l2th o.
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r.rtfT#T whvFEn4wV IA sHFr TAraw
~ s#ea -H ir4 ##l al.t Ee.tt
. Nl ttw < ew .ue #Ft8
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A kEsPR0TABIE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A strut
n lion seNmsre~si ~ ApryAsfamly can ~ en krfl y
family sew ing and 81 boys nestsn
manner best 81 city refers1ce. Apply - - AfAbea
Duet cor fram Peecker.
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gay glestiulI--lS6o.
ELECTION. THURSDAY, MAY "a.

WY GrNERAL--8TII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
49, we are authorized TO announce q. e.
MEX snsscy, Esq. OF Lincoln county,
candidate for Attorney General OF me e.sh'n
Jnaicial Circuit composed OF the counties o.
Coffee. Grnndy, Lincoln, Franklin, a'ren
and Wan Buren.
~ We are authorized TO annonnce M
Es Sr.,i,s,. Esq, of Franklin county, can
5;a.4e for Attorney General OF the eighth d u
d;c;al Circuit. composed of the counties OF
Coffee. Grundv. Lincoln, Franklin warren
and Van Buren,.
sr7sWe are authorized to announce scs-
GO ar.edEe. Esq, of FraLkiin county,
candidate for Attorney General ef the eighin
I,,a;c;,lS Circuit. com posed of the counties Of
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin warren
and Van Burer. afr
GIVE are authorized TO announce MT
ptsl,cr rurney, candidate Tor Attorney
Ganeral of the eighth Judicial Circuit, COM
,,osea of the counties of Coffee, Grllndy, LIN
rrc,n Franklin. Warren. and Van Dureh,
SO We are authorizedto announce - > :
xyou,.cEk. Esq, of McMinnviic: can
a;.,a.a for Attorney General oft 9th Ja-
S;c;al Circuit. composed Of the counties ,ol
Warren Coffee. Van Buren,, Gruray. FRANK
A.. We are authorized to Announce
y,sucs yy. Hughes rs a candidate toi
: Attorney General in the 9th Judicial Circni'
ID Tennessee composed OF. the countries o.
Lincoln. Franklin, Coffee, Warren u,unay,
and Van Buren, Election 4th THURSDAY ~
May, 1860. - ~
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1.tNeot.N corSTy.

Cow, red. dark about the head, half crop
and nnder-bit in right ear and nyef-bit in the
left. has been bored for hollow horn, about 3
or 6. years. old; by Wm. Orrick, 9th dis,
Jan. 8. Valued at 81. -. .;
M,.ls, sorrel, marked with gear, shod before,
no mark or brands, had on an old Spanish
saddle and the ,beadssall and hitch rein of a
bride, reached and bodied, about Is hands
high, about years old; by Charles T. Chesser,
9th dis. Jan, "a. Valued at SIPS. =
Mare. iron gray color. three small white
marks across the root Of the tail, small lump
on the pastern Of right foreleg. no other marks
or brands perceivable. about Is hands high, a.
sbout years old last spring; by Caroliae
Wright, 18th district, Nov. Is. Valued 81
$97 SO. 49, = $50 !.
: Horse C0n, light bay color. black name, tail.
and feet. no nsrxs or brands perceisabls, ahont
Is hands high, about Is months old: by Jacob
W. RowslI. 18th dis, Nov Is. Valued II $50.
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Farm for Sale.

lnESIRING &c move tosa &NASCn
II new conntrys Twill offer -.
forsaIe to the highest bidder.on e. - ~
the premises, on S;sturdsay.tise IN Gay
of February, 1850. tue farm oh which
now live, known. as the @Msrshasl Piece.
lying about miles east OF Fayettevilles haii
a mile north OF. the Mulberry Turnpike. con-
tanning 9l3 acres-abou. 80 acres of which
are cleared, and The rest well supplied with
timber Of good quality On it are a esmfoft-
able. dwelling. and necessary out-honses. =
Also, as good a spring as can be found in the
country, that affords enough water athe year
round for family and stock purposes. The
fences are in good repair. Thesoil produces
we'll a..
Terms OF SArE.--Threea annual payments--
the first to be- made the first of September,
1850. and the other two in one and two years
from that date. Note with good security. win
be requi-edof the purchaser, and lien re-
tanned on the Land until the purchase monsy
is paid. BENJAMIN MARSHALL. :,
Jan. IL. 1SGo--td. a
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More Candidates e9sla !!
For the names the reader IS refer.
red to the List in another column.
Charleston Whole sale Houses

We invite particular attention to
the publication Of the wholesale pler-
chants Of Cbarleston,. which follows,
The course recommended is a neces-
sary consequence Of the feeling that
now very properly animates the pee-
pie Of the South. The firms named
are fully prepared with large and well
assorted stocks Of Goods, to supply
the country trade on as favorable
terms, in every respect, as they can
be purchased at the North: ~ ass
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
Mrs. Smiths School

The next session Of this very ex
celIent School, as may be seen from
the establishment in this paper, com
mences on Monday, the ] 3tb day o.
February next, and will continue fol
FIVE months. The best evidence 81
the success and standing Of school
is in the PROCESSES made BY the pupils;
aud if that rule be applied 10 the
present case, and information sought
ofthose parents who have sent their
little sons or daughters to Mrs.
,Sniti, the verdict will be. we verify
believe, that hers is one Of the best
Schools ever in Fayetteville.
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an accession
Hon. Judge Mason, Of Iowa. who
made himself so popular with the
Inventors Of the coaotry While be
held the Office Of Commissioner of
Patents, has.ws learn, associated him.
self with Mum &C.,, at the Scientif.
ic American office, New York.
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Lecture
Mr.. JAMES M Damdson delivered
his lecture-aThe Jewels Of the
State -at the Cumberland Church
in this place last Monday night. AS
circumstances prevented our attend
ing, We cannot, Of course, speak Of
the effort. Sa
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.Ea1OIrs

VIE subscriber now has on depos:t 4
L the store of GEO. F. SMITH. IN Fss-
ettssille, and Intends keeping there hereafter
supply Of FLOUR, of the very best euali-
~, which will be sold low fofessh. Persons
desiring an articIesthat cannot be surpassed
are Fited to try it. Il has fair color. coed
favor, and Is lively. 49, -.
or Lock for the brand. q ~ .ls,
Oct. 8, 1859 --6m NJ D. DRIVER
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sRDaily-

iRDaiIy-
If any of our friends should de,
sire to ispect a Nashville Daily,
with view to subscribing, they will
fnd the Patriot on Gle at this Office.
1t is spicy, ably-conducted sheet,
and : except in its politics, which are
miserable would appear we'll on the
table Of any business man desiring
to keep posted upon the local, gener-
al, and commercial news Of the day.
BY the way, the Patriot may look
out for the " 'intment.'
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Gene to Memphis

The business community Of Mem
phis have recently had az accession
to their ranks that will be very apt
to be felt. VII Soufhwerth, ! former
ly Of this place, but now Of the firm
of Southwor:h, Nance & Co, Mem
iphis, is an energetic, persevering,
business man, and will be sure to
contribute his portion towards se-
curing for the Bluff City the charac-
ter OF a busy, living town.
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New Firm

New Firm n
- Wright 8. Ransom have purchased
- the entire stock Of Goods Of Crockett
ECo., and will hereafter conduct the
business under the new style at the
same stand. Their announcement
- may be found in this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
Money Wanted

MvEty VaEtcu- J
T. Il. Williamson and Harrison q
JVilLausonadvertise in this paper that
all owing them for 1858 and 9
must settle up. They need money,
ana all owing them nust pay over or
be sized. So they say. The books
may be found at their shop on Nor
ris Creek, 8 miles north Of Fayette-
vile.
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Serenade-

Ssrenade-
IS We unintentiopally omitted last
week to return thanks to some of
onr friends for the compliment of a
.serenade with which they kindly
favored US few nights preceding.
The music was happily chosen and
well executed, and the performers
viii please accept cur grateful &C.
acknowledgements.
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Coucressional-

Congressional
Our latest advices from Washing
ton City represent that no Speaker
has Jet been elected. A warm time
is being had over the "nigger
question, With a possibility Of ar
adjournment without efscting an or
ganization. 20 - s.
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Nashvtitc. Tenn- - s.r
Cetton--Thc market lul and sales limited
to some small lots at 911< @9 60.
Nothing doing in Tobacco or Produce o
any kind. s H%A
New York. n. W. s.zse k.fs,.,
Flour advanced SOLO cents, sales at 5 .
Corn advsnced'l a 2r, sales new Yellow S49
90c. Mess Pork l6 so. sac.
New Orleans. La.
Cotton-Prices easier bnt quotations I'M
changed; Mess Pork firm at is so. ~
Churchman'S. Giyie--
Mess Pork hrovant at I6 25. whiskey 2o1l
Sugar 81 eeS334; Corn dull at 57@5S.
Chaff;snooG:a. g'cEm--
Inreference TO the nlarkets-all kirds OF
Grains are in good denand at our quotations
Bacon-C!ear sides I2c, packed.
'Applssz-Green, Sl@l 80 per hushel. ac-
cording to crafty. $50
b p'ter-IS@25.
Barley Sacks included 81 per bushei.
Corp-75c. without sacks.
!, Chickens--l215@ l.,
Eggs--12Ls @l5c. per dozen.
Flour-Superfpe So so; Family 8 rs; Fine
3 25per sack, s1
White Beans, GOAL 90.
Cow Peas, 1890.
gMeal--60@ 75e. from wagons.
Potatoes--Sweet 5o@60c, from wagons.
Irish 4O950 from wagons.
Rye--!@l 20 "a fte
Tu,nips --303 Zoe.
whest-Re 2o@I Is; White 25@I sc
without sacks. 80
Whiskey- Fauikner's Rectifed (coloted,
3Ic per ga. Georgia Planters (white) Sic.
Old Tennessee. Doc Old corn, SOC. Old Rye
and Wheat 90. -
Brandy and Gin. 50c.
ShcI.sYyissc. TENT
Baron Hog round Ga 81, hams 1ra@11
Shoulders IA @51a; clear sides. lOiIc.
Lard--In new barrels les @1lc; Old stands
&c.
Butter--1a,sc. lNc
: Corn Meal--75c.
Wheat n editerranean, Soc; Red 9o@95;
White 81. 49, 81 -
s Flour-3@3 So.
Gsrn-Per bushel Csc. E
*Shelled Oats--4o@50.S s.
Cotfee--l 3@lI.,
Sugar--7a @9.
Molasses--By II Q fhl. 47tSc; half DBL, soc.
Nails iysthe keg, 41@514c. tssg,
Salt--Fine sack 80 so; Bbl per bush SOC. =
sMackerel bv the kit So.
sCsndles{ Star 23@26; Tallow l4@15c.
Sola--Cask ~ as.
a Z
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CRhNcERY SALE OF LAND.

an Wednesday, the AJi1 day o.
W February, IseO-in pursuance of a
decree Of the Chancery, Cours pronounced at
its August term, 1859, in the case ofWm: G.
Mcclure ard others Us. Elijah Mcclure and
others--I will attend on the premises, and
offer for sale to the highest Bidder, on a
credit Of and 2 years--excep.5 per cent which
will be required in .Cdsh--2 small TRAITS
OF LAND, belonging to the estate Of VIII
liam Mcclure. dec. separated by the widows
DOVER, king on fuckers creek, in Lincoln
county. District No; 8. One tract of said
land contains BY survey GO acres, and the
other Only 20 acres, and sold by the surrey
in two lots
Bond and approved security will be requi-
red of the purchaser, and a. lien retained for
the purchase money, = S..s-s4. s.ss.
r. FAReUHARsoN, G. d NJ .
jam. II, 1867 At.
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Howard Association.
IpIlIh DJIT, pTsIHA.

i2Elll!l, 4 D31 PIsIlAo
A .Bsaeooient histitvtion established Bg sperss.
Enao'7faeat. Jor, t.e Relief Of tie Sex ana
Distressst afflicted Utt5 Ffaugent aud Eps-
EN tifhes Of Epideraies, It is the otieets
u this Institution to establish Hospitals 70
p-oyIds Nurses. Physicians, Clothing. Poed.
Medicines. &c, FOR the sick and destitute ts
take charge Of the orphans Of deceased parents
ana to minister; IN every possible way. 10
the reiief OF the afflicted and the health of
the pubic at large ID is the duty Of the d.
rectors. at such times TO visit personally the
injected districts, and 10 provide and execute
means OF relief. Numerous physicians, rot
acting members Of the Association. t,s,,allg
enrol their names on its books. sut;eet. ,o he
called upon to- attend It's hospitals. free Of
charge. Tsfa - 'sS g
In the absence Of Epidsmicssth la D;rscto,.
have authorized the Consulting Surpeon 10
give MEDIcAL, ADVICE GR1ffs to an nereovs
sufering under CHRONIC DISEASES IF.
firulent character arising from abuse, of the
physical powers, mai-treatmenf, the effect al
drugs, &c. when they arpfy by letter or other
WISE ana, N case Of extreme poverty, to FuR-
NIsH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE IL is need
less to add that the Association eofnnsndsths
highest medical skill of the age, and VIII fur
nlsh the most appfetea modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in. their
late Annual Report express the highest sails
faction with the success which has attended
the labors of their Surgeons in the cure of ths
worst forms Of Chronic Diseases. sndor-t
der a continuance OF the sane man for
ths, ensuing year. They feel corfdent tha
theirefforts have been Of great benefit I, ths
afflicted, especially TO the Young. ard thew
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
oewed zeal, TO this very important but much
despised eanse, =
E Varions REPORTS and TRACTS on tho
nature AID treatment of Chronic diseases. by
the Corsnltine Surgeon. have been. published
for gratuitots distribution. and win be sent
FREE OF CHARGE to the afflicted.
Address. for Report or Treatment. Dr.. J.
SKILLIN H0UGnToN, Acting Surgeon:
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. -
BY order Of the Dire tors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELL. President.
GEo-. FAiRcHirp Ssc,starx
Oct 6. l859--l2m.
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EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.

list, Kind of animal is given. >. I'd, color. -.
Sd, description. !. 4th, age. 18th, posters
name.. !. 9th, place and time OF arrest -.
9TH, valuation. - -ss..s.s- 49, ~
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Z TN CHANC1RX.
g. &R. r. Mckinney .is vssas u: g
rs. January Rules, 1860
Samuel Todd ct al. SsessssHi 5Ec

OdfIUtI IUtItt C tIIs y ~
- ATTACHNdEr BILL
ON motion Of cempiaihants by attorney and
NJ it appearing to the satisfaction of The
Clerk and Master that defendant Samuel Todd
is 4 nonresident Of rfs State Of TeAnessse--
It is. therefore. ordered that publication be.
made inthe FAYETTEyII.LE OBsEsvEE a news.
paper published in Fayetteville, Tenn, for
fonr weeks in succession, commanding said
defendant TO be and appear at or before the
next term of the Chaurery Court to be held
for the county Of Lincoln, at the courthouse
in Fayetteville, on the fourth M ondIay in
February, 1850, and. plead. answer, or
Edenuf to coniplainants' bill. otherwise the
same. win be taken for confessed and set for
hearing er pdrte as to them. -. y
r. FARQUHARSON.1
Jan. 12--4t ss-z-.-- CIR. G III.
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AMENDED BILL
|nN motion of complainant by attorney, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction If the
Clerk and Master, that defendant benjamin
Woodruff is a nonresident of the State OF
Teanessee--It is, therefore, ordered that puo-
lication be made in the FAYETTEVILLE 0B-
SERVER, newspaper published IN Fayette-
willie. Tenn, for fegr weeks in succession, CON-
tmandpg said defendant to be and appear at or
house in Fayetteville, or the fourth Nom
day in February, 1850. aud plead, an.
swer, ordemur to compsainant's amended bill,
otherwise the same viii be taken for confessed
aud set for hearing er parte as to them.
r. FARQUHARS0N.
Jan. 12--4s OK. d II.
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H. C. WRIGHT g. G. W. RANSOM,

EEAVfNa bought the entire stock Of
4 z goots and accounts from Crockett & Co
the business will hereafter be carried on by
Wright & Ransom at the old stand OF the late
John Goodrich They will sell goods as
cheap fprcssh or topunetual oealsrs on the
usnal Credit as they can be bought in this
town. - e
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William Franklin, Admir-, 81 In Chaaoery,
- as. I January Rules

William Franklin, Admir-, 81 IN ClanoeTy.
-. rs. January Rules
Hiram Franklin and others. 1850.
ON motion of emplainaht by attorney,
" andit appearing TO dissatisfaction of.the
Clerk and Master, that defendants Mary Bur-
ton, and VIM. Burton her husband. Martha C.
Smith; and - Smith herhusband. John w !.
CoIly, Andrew j. Colly. Frances IL. Celly,
Wesley Coly and Tabitha A. Colly; Anna
Leatherwood. John franklin. Thomas Frank
lin, Hiram franklin. and Wesley Franklin are
non-resilents Of the State Of, 'Te1nessee--I,
is, therefore. ordered thai publication be made
in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, d newspaper
published in Fayetteville, Tennessee. for four
weeks in succession, commanding said defend
ants to be and appear at or before the next
term of the Chancery Court to be held for the
county OF Lincoln. atthe ceurt-house in Fay
ettevlle, onthe fourth, Monday i'm Feb
ruary, 1850 and plead. answer, or demar
to complainsnes bill, otherwise the same viii
be taken for coHfesseli and set Tor hearing er
parte as to them. Z. FARQUHARSON,
! Jan. 5,1.96o--4t - fCls q M
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.FiLulBlE LiHDs FOR SALE.

|TNHE undersigned. as the exec- -
i utor Of the last &ill and tes- 49,
lament of Elias Welborn, dec.
and in pursuance ct.he provisions thereof.
viii sell privately on favorable terms. tho
PLANTATION upon which the said decederx
resided at bis death. being near and west of old
Hazel Green. and containing about 40 acres.
shout bali cleared. The Improvements en-
brace all that are necessity for residence and
for plantation purposes. The place IS well
watered by the creek and wells Il can be
disieedi into two tracts, and will be so sold II
desired ~ ks.,.,s.sfs- 49,.
Also. another tract about 2 miles Yves. of
the Meridian road, ard known as the Isaac
Welloorn tract, containing about sol. acres
over 200 cleared: Iscontains necessary i'm
With never failing springs, etc
Persons desiringt TO purchase are invited 20
call and examine for themselves,
-, d. LIPScOMB,
Executor of Elias WelIborn, dec:
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

W. f have now in store. best Rio, Laguyra
w and Java Coffee. Brown, Crushed and
Loaf Sugar. Molasses, GoidenSyrup Cheese,
Raisins. Figs. Glover Seed. Tallow and Star
candles. &c &c. Cheap for Cash
Jan. - 4STAGNER &FLETCHER.