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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-12
PREnTVrT F;YT,

- - TERs y conceded to be the most G,cisus Whole
% and sGctas touio Word used by almost fam
IN n Ylss - solely for this climate aud hosld be
found IN e house Of every southern Family cure 'r all dis
eases stomach aud bowels They never % :, make FhS-
" cas- o yE~r, Nervous beaische, &c With pAlu IN the
stomach bowels give immediate relief correct dlsosdered
uy and In weak aud debated persons they Will give vital
~ H. t whole system They only need trial 20 give them
pr,ceerc over All Bers Thee bters cal be had OF
Messrs GRAY PURCEIL. LADD co, ana by al prominent
rs hi ne city OF Richmond, and elseshere ~ Nrgss an
Norm Carolina Also b. T. STjFr Gu, Wasengson Cty ID
@ Andy GILrIN CO. BelleoLe b. a fAiNs-siOOA& CO'
49, ana NV alarss,ne L BAKER, Proprietor
30 49, Ai-haonI, Va.
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ny GoDDlN 4 ApPSRsoY, Auc,,.
SALE OF REAL r.,.,

COMIIssIOSER,s SALE OF REAL Fst.tc
" IN H&NRCO, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND NV
virtue sad Of the Circuit county Hepco
In the suit AZ Dewitt the NV York and
Coal Company, shall Commissioner therein proceed
upon the premises THU 2DAY the iih day Of lpr 1851
u o'clock, II fsr, and not on the Or fair day hereafter
at the place and time TO sell THREE HUNDRED AND eFy
EN- ACRES OF LAND adjoining Springfield copny Of Hen
rico.
SO much ofhs purchase money will be required 10 cash AZ
be sufficient to Ill costs charges and attending the
said including commissions of the and Inc
Of the said suit and TO the residue on credit Of three
Elk and months by negotiable paper with
added from the day Of SALE retaining the title all Of the
be respectively paid.
The tax fof The 1861 20 be psd ny the purchaser Sale
10 be conducted by MeisTs Goddn Appefson
GUsTA'USA SYFRs Coumls ioner
above described have beer tod on the lin az
March ISL but owing Iadvertancy Of the printer TIE adyr
Is mtnt Of the not inserted suien. number ofmt
The sale IS pospo ed uul THURSDAY the Ih day of
April 1857. above in1icst d.
mhl2th-lawtds GUsTAvUs 4. MYERS Commissioner
Ep0OTS SHOES AND HATS at AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY 18th March, Will sell 10 O'Clock al our
Auction store 200 Cases BOOTS, SHOES HATS All esh
sni d-sirable goods Term cash.
mig LAG b. DAVENPORT, Auct's
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PARTICUIaR NOTICE.

WE return our sincere thanks friends customer
w the public generally the liberal patron hat have
heretofore received ard hope by src: attention 70 bunsss
er. continuance OF the Masking large
parsons carr DLn extensively than formerly.
ALEX. HILL CO., No. l2T Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Raa.4 sad Shoes,
Richmond Va
g. We prepared 80 all accounts which
that may be pressGted - the nrm Of Alex Hin Co. Alex
Hill individually snd hope all persons who are indebted
rl forward and settle To r6fihwlth
passed due and Unpaid will placed In the hands
OF = c.lss'rr Gia3l A. HILL 4 &C.
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No action waa taken, and the Senate adjourned.
FORT SUMTER NEARLY STARVED OUT-wHA
is TO BE DONE-MOYENENPS nE VESSELS q

Is TO BIZ DONE-MOYEMENFS OF VESSELS OF
WAR
WAsHINsToN, March ll.-Au official dispatch was re-
ceycd from Major Anderson last Saturday in which he
save ne has subsistence aud wood for only fifteen days
Toe question hes therefore become messing one with
the Administration whether reuforoemeuts shall be at
tempted or the post DO abandoned The latter course it
IS thought will DC adopted from inevitable rcoeslty 0y
the advice Of Gen. Scott. Ta2ro a. hv4eyet 6onnct
oil opinion coag hep Olcans as TO what should be done
oat " conclusion las been arrived az In ag Cabinet
The Cumberland s-d pQvaSahrss according TO official
aiyces have left Vera Cruz for NOrfcik The POwhsau
is on her way To New York The Macedonian is the on
~ q. $ vessel left at Vera Cruz.
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I,rpINGTON FOR sALs.-wA e .oIa At praI!e au

JNfPINGTON FOR "a LE.-RYi &c sold At pr:6l!c auc.
Ia ton mses Saturday, the 18th day April
far not the Gre sir GAY thereafter that ysuaDie farm
the counv ChGst aed, well Known Eppn.ton the
fths Archibald lhweatt Of said county lies
Arpouatsox wintepocx
setesbu.g Thin few mieJ OF Clever Hill Pits
Witch there Communication hy railroad Richmond.
taBs well wAtc-sd AMI hiss abundance
lani fertile may mbered, and convenient to NIL
al TIE Pits
The Improvements o! The best kind, and, 10 CT
c experience f4rln tbs really elegant
attractions The soil originally excellent quality
cultivation In goo1 heart and productive
portions cultivated and again
with gro ang that their original fertility restored
IL may II desired be divided sold separate parcels with
good improvements, barns, cabins, &C.. on each
Terms. onehlrd cash. and the balance years
equal n,amer the purchaser giving bend with approved
v with from dse and Deed Of trust secure
ferred payments. Mr. WA Bsnknsnp Mr. James overton
living in the viii persons wisng 10 buy
March is6i. BENJAMIN W. PlHERY,
r.hg Trrste
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Reports continue TO p-eya, ,s-Pevhng the ecntempa-
ted e-acJst.an o. tort Samter They may &c rue but
it ID certain that up O'Clock tonight the President
had given such order. Prominent gentlemen however
say that they have satisfactory information that such
course will from necessity be adopted.
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

As an evidence ofhe tAn o. tie people, he stated that
co. 0V0 Of freight including zoos % b-se O.! gslu and
35O 100 barrels ofResied o's he rel year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Ofese lands vary nom ,do 34aper according
to location quality &C. FIRST class farming lands sell Tor about
slO ti2 per acre. and the relative expense q srhGrg prairie
lard compared wood land In the ratio Of 70 10 In favor
o; the former The ofle FOR the bg Of se lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
ct six per cent per aruu ak interest notes per cent,
payable respectively In one three, four I've and tx
from sale and four notes for principal P2y - g." -
ave six and seven wears from date 80
onetenth Of the purchased shall be fr-.i oul
uyated Oh and every YER fo e a tl date OF sale
that end years oneha shall be fenced and under
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation for cash. except the should be six dollars
per acre, when the cash price Will be five dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands SOIL climate Productions
prices and terms payment be hsj sppHeaont
J. W. FOSTER,
Lard Commissioner, Illinois Central R1iyo1d,
Chicago Illinois.
For henae Othe Towns Villages aud cities situated the
Illinois Central Railroad pages lss 49, 100 A ers Rail
way Guide laIi- dSvcm8
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TIOUSR KEEPING GOODS.-we have in store a full
assorted stock housekeeping goods comprising every
thing which Usually called for hardva line which vs are
selling very low for cash, or punCtual customers
dslb r R0BfRrf0N SON,
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IS'FE as EttF-'H 81 d OF = u 10 VIZ EfCs
: ~ LANn, LYING on WARE liver, ~ GLOCCESrEP
UJUNsfn pursuance Q! deed q tus executed ~ Amands
Isrrrt e frs d-y January l>J ceItsn
% John p Tisf-sfo shall MONDAY 6h d.y
s, b-r The front door OF N" Cct house II
~ make salr o. that valuable TRICr CT LASD m nor
side Ware liver -cee- county on which John Fels
Elq lately rd - md -ch conveyed by John T. Taafer
-, to III 4i Amanda ierTad. TA5 tstae REGARDED
lie de-ifale In te coeniy residence lying in full view
RI the Csp ie Bay ware River whore Ssh oysters and vile
ow be ob.si a. little expense with an but lng uecsssa
for the urt Of family and possessing sell susceptible
4 voty nigh degree Of Improvement
mrute description Is deemed unnecessary as Is pre-
suulef that Jenrs Of vurrhas!n pr-fc
TO tNaa sthe p nsss before purc ~ iS give aHy
ton SLl,h may be desieed.
The .ae viii b. made nuoh IN cash will be sufficient
The costs nnd sEes dng the execution the trust
TO a. " two thousand dollars thereon
m. ara a. 81 January N5, credit NJ he first
Jauua e0t A. 10 he Of four thousand dollars with Inter
thereon from no SOh day Of JarUsry ia ard the resi-
due Of T. purchase money ss d Amanda Jer
rsr' pescribr WYNDHAM KEMP,
min Ter ou IIon
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SPRING GOODS!
MARCH 1861.

NOTICE.
TIRE FIRM or PULLIiN 81 EBETTS having thls
day ceased WILLIAM H. BELTS VIII continue IA the Negro
Auction Business. and has n,o Copartnership With
hin f. j. GREGORY They Will conduct the business under .c
arm Of BETTs GREGORY al t4e!r Sales Room, g.s3Lt
street four dcore Leo Wall Street about square below
the former oce Puam Bette aa1 respectfully solicit
nuace The patronage which literally extended to VIM.
H. Belts while In the hrH 90 pG liam Beta.
They obtained the services Of Mr. BUsHaoD W. ELMoeE
Clerk who hss an interest IA the busnes VIM H. nETTs
Z. j. GREGORY
XkEDFR SIMS Auct!oneer my 10y
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yGTACE

xGTACE.
ysIE bgneRs OF JOHN A. LANCASTER Sos will be connu.
ID as heretofore, AID under the style.
fC2-im JNO. 4. LANCASTER 4 SON
NTHtTS, ~ E1CEIs AND PEACH BLOW Potatoes,
w on hard and received weekly per stsamer.
Also well eecteds0 Of Family Groceries hand sale
low for cash. SAMPSON JONES Agent
feZb Main sud Och stree
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NAT

VOLUNTEER Officers Of the are respectfully nforr-ei
that beside the bonds required by law there must be an o..
drf-om he Adrtant Geaera authorize the Superintendent.
ofthe State Armory 90 is.ue arms Sc hplg-tf
ENGR SALE PisEyATELY.--A No I sRANsrRFss
4 and CuAhBER-mhtD. Any one wishing purchase vii
pie ease coll at the American Hotel iaI0--.s
WANEBJ-1he subscribers wish employ frat elias,
w boOtnen and six hands shoes and CATERS stitched
and channeed Those who capable making rate so
viii give employment good wages Members q
the present Society Of Joarneymen CordwGues m
f,2i ALIEN mn, \ 20
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The inspections at the several warehouses, from Isl
Increase o,erI.st season 4,4's hhds.

Stock LIST Oct, CO. 1871 hhdi time 49, 95ll hhds
We have unable ascertain the stock Instant
The above figures marked increase tobacco trade
Of this 81, IL remembered however the hssyy re-
oep FAR this season. chiefly owag the fact that large
quantities Of tobacco which would ordinarily been sent
market prior sO September ha cad OF the Tobacco Year
were held back 10y the pl4a.srs or better prices.
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POTATOES,

POTATOES,
WHITE Mercer, Buck Eye and Peach Bos Potatoes
w CHEEeE
Pine Apple Irritation English Goshen Cheese.
ruckwhest Prime Goshen Butter,
Lo lot Of SUPERIOR APPLEs Afsvias per steamer this
Also on hand superior mountain butter and general asso
,nent OF Groceriea BAMPsoN JONES, Agent,
Cor. Main and eth
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WAS Mn:TTED TO THg ItrL oP rue CITY OF
w RICHMOND on the first day o. Seehoe 1860
way, Wary HoLMEt ~h5 sntd srsef st that time
belonging 70 John Mshb II the county (reenor. since
hen abe clsiLi u be frs She quite black twenty Xix
years old feet six iach,s h and portion her
clothing
hoT II she has requested come forward prove
property pay cha s and take her away otherwise she viii be
dRslt with as Il law ,ire;ts.
THOMAS y. p,DLyY,
mhE-o" Sergeant sni Jailor Oft Ci-y Of Richmond
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- YEAST POWDERS,

R~& LICK Iielm4nd. Va manufactures "semples Iufa.
By Essug P5wder" Hs the only factory kind
south aui h prepared furnsh The entire trade
able ts5 as Nasthcrn manufactures Stmpes Powder Viz
Sal. prpara al approved by al who used LRsc5Houl Watg
Eor sale by Druggists Grocers generally If
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81 slh-Ihave for some months used In ny <4rry Sc
pl.s justly cells rated RsEi..s a. Orrs, take pleas
IRE cveiJng 70 al tahiaes AZ e-ve'y best article
ha-S ever 1 fo making Light sweet spcucy rad. There Is
m y. toF LA bread when Setnple's Powders are NJ.
Respec; uly, 8 R"g.E1 lrvfElLES
N ..--h.-. Va Iulv QIsh 1 Go te2 n
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striking man hd between gray re- He.t 10
sts,e nature and 70 which this iey dy. sesn ap
billed ManuiactaIed by cEist nORO, aston House. New
YORK Sold -ye-y-e,- AID apyl.d by all hair Dgesacrs.
ial-A-sl-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

DURABILITY OF CONSUMPTION. -
The post mortem examination of The
remains Of the L V. DR.. Armstrong,
missionary to the S, ndwirh Islands.
who died receally from internal
hemorrhsge, produced By a fall from
bis horse, shows the curious fact
that portion of bis lungs had been
destroyed ny consumption, aud the
parts bad healed over Some twenty
years ago he had symptoms of eoa
sumption, aud cured himself by
bathing and horseback riding. since
which he bad experienced no up.
pearanee of the disease. This seems
to show tbs c.rabi j J Of cousump.
ton.
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TIE REAL SUFFERERs.-The New
York correspondent Of the Phliadel-
phia Ledger 10 speaking of the crisis,
says
"The seversst sufferers are those
who attract the leas. attention and
make the least noise in the world.
| mean the poor working girls, en-
ployei in book bindeiies, printing es-
adjustments, type founderies, straw
goods manufactures and wholesale
aud ready.made clothing shops
Thousands aud thousands Of these,
during the past fortnight, have been
working on half time-now they have
no work ut ail. "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17


What the SoMh Wants. The New
York Journal of Commerce is not at
all hopeful that the Republicans of
the North will live up TO the Con !.
stitutional requests Of the South
FIRST, on the, Fugitive Slave com.
pact, next, equality Of rights in he
Territories. AS to the FIRST they are
willing to take steps in form, but
not 10 reality:
"0n the second point, III. rtcogn:-
ton Of the equality OF both sections
in the common tcrerritory, we have
MT yet seen single Republican pa.
per, high or low, Influential or other
wise, which asse nts to the PROPOSE.
ton; and We veliIy believe that ii
the simple question were Submitted
to the Republicans Of The Free
States to-day, whether they would
preserve the Union by recognition
of equality of tho Slave States ia
the Territories, they would let the
Union slide"
Nevertheless. the Journal hopes.
bu. hopes, more in the protection of
Providence, than 10 the moderation
or wisdom Of maa.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17
Gsmple 1T Gte Muses.

TIE HEALTH.
fill this cup to one made up
OF loveliness alone.
A woman, of her gentler sex
The seeming paragon;
To whom the better elements
And kindly stars are given.
a form SO fair, that, like the air.
IT'S less of earth than heaven.
Her every tone Is music's own,
Like those of morning birds.
And something more than melody
Dwells ever in her words;
The coinage of her heart are they,
And from her lips each flows
AS one may see the burden'd bee
Forth issue from the rose.
Affections are as thoughts to her,
The measures of her hours;
Her feelings have the fragrancy,
The freshness of young flowers;
And lovely passions, changing oft,
So fill her, she appears
The image of themselves by turns
The idol OF past years!
Of her bright face one glance will trace
A picture on the brain,
And of her voice in echoing hearts
sound must long remain;
But memory. such as mine of her,
So very much endears,
When death is nigh my latest sigh
VIII not be life's, but hers.
| FIJI this cup to one made up
or loneliness alone,
A woman, of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon
Her health, and would on earth there stoo
Some more of such frame.
That life might be all poetry,
And WEAKNESS name.
TIE STAB
On the road, the lonely read,
Under the cold white moon.
Under the ragged trees he strobe;
He whistled and shifted his weary load
Whistlsd foolish tune.
There was step timed with his own,
/ a figure that stopped and bowed
A cold white blade that cleaned and shone
Like splinter Of dayls ht downward throw
And the moon went behind a eloud
But the moon came ont so broad and good
The barn fowl woke and crewed--
Then roughed his feathers in drowsy mood
And the brown owl called to his mate in Il
wood
That dead man lay in the road.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

The Yankees are beginning to feel
the shoe pinch, may of the shoe
factories having suspended, aud 9th
efs being in partial state of sus.
pension. Inst, al Of iD1lcting inju-
.ry on tie South, we have The sat-
isfactlon Of saying to them, physician,
heal myself
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17
e. e.. EFa1ktFEsN Gs
MERCHANT TAILOR.

z HAVE just received my stock of cloths,
cassimereS, veS'irge bats, caps, furnishing
good, and a large stock Of ready made cloth
ing, which have been purchased under the
most favorable circumstances all of which
intend to s. u as low IS thay can be had in
any market hjs side Of Jersey.
have spared 20 pains in getting up my
stocks in Philadelphia and New York, and
having made my selections therefrom, feel
satisfied that lean show you Better variety
than was ever offered to the market before,
Call and examine for Yourselves.
To those who find it to their interest to buy
goo S at other houses, | WI say that ! am
for all orders in the Tailoring
whether the goods is bought Of me or rot.
Sent. 6 I. T.. FLEMING
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

There is great suffering among
the poor and destitute in Memphis;
ana this class is rapidly increasing
from the large number Of disch4rg-
ed workmeh in the manufacturing es-
Iabli hments, shops, steamboats,. rail-
roads, &c, caused by tie Cessation
of general business.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

Governor Leseher, of Virginia. has
been called upon by elergymen and
others to appoint a day of "ihanksgiv.
ing and prayer" The Governor @ II.
y refuses. and Tor the reason that it
is an established custom in Virginia
or the State not to interfere with re-
igieus duties.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

Hard pinch in NV Eogland: bust
ness embarrassed; manuIaturipg rs.
adjustments closed, or reduced. Let
them taste the fruits of the tree
they planted,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

Voltaire had perfect horror Of
inqulsitive persons. He said to one
of these bumpers: Sir. am de-
lighted to see you, but ! give you fair
warming. Know nothing about what
you are gsing to ask mel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

The sum expended FOR spiIiluous
end malt liquors il .Pittsburg, Pa,
sholesals aud retail, every year ex-
ceeds 100000. There are 76S
licensed taverns in he Smoky City.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

Seeding STATES AND FOREIGN Re.
LATIoNs.--The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York EUcaing
Post, writes:
The diplomatic corps have written
home that our government cannot
long continue as how constituted, and
presenting rather responding view
Of the future. The liberal men
among them regcld the dissolution of
the Union as severe blow to the
cause OF progressive freedom 10 Eu.
rope, and furnishing new argu-
ment to the advocates Of reaction.
The foreign Consuls at Charleston
have written to their Ministers here,
inquiring as TO their duty in case
the Federal Custom house shall be
abolished, and the ministers have
reque sted, with one exception, in
strnction from their goyerHments.-
In that instance The Minister has ad-
yised the Consul to write on each
ships papers, in the contingency sug-
gested, certificate OF the circumsian-
ces under which she sailed, stating
that at the tina the Federal gov
eminent was not in possession of the
Custem-house, and that another gov
eminent was exercising authority
there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

There are IS Southern Students
at Yale College, Conn. What do
they ia he North when they should
be in the South? Have ne no
Southern institutions Of learning?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

The medical students Of The New
York University bad rumpus on
Friday, and one hundred and twenty
from the South resolved to seesde
and 60 with Prof. Aylett TO Charles
ton. A difficulty between Plef
Aylett and DR.. Draper was the cause.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

The VOICE OF JOHN Browns
HeMs. The only town in .be coun-
fy Of Essex. n. Y, which gave a
najcrity against The Republicans,
was North Elba, the residence Of the
family Of John Brown.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17
Land for Saiei-

y AN now Offering fur sale PRIVATELY the
Z TRACT OF LAND on which now live
lyieg near the Pike road ruuing from Peters,
burg 10 Shelbyville, a. tae head waters of
Cane GEEK, in District No. 4, Ma ShalFcouBtr.
Tenn. containing l65 Acres, web watere,.
ard tqle'ably well improved.
Particulars made known Iy calling on The
unders gned Ri. A. ALLISON.
Marshall Co., Tenn, August 9,ISGO.
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q" Ez @ n

I They have. also just received aud intend
keeping constantly on hand, supply of the
finest and best finished Metallic Euri;a:
Baskets ever brought to this market, which
thew will sell extremely low, and deliver
in any part of the county free of extra charge,
in good hearse. Wood Coffins promptly
made as low as any shop in Lincoln. and de-
livered free of extra charge, in any part OF
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS 8 WILSON.
Ian 90
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Large Sale of Negroes

Large Sale of Negroes
GN Monday. the 6th
- day Of February 49,
next, at the court-house in E4I%
the town 6f Fayetteville. we -
viii, in pursuance Of an or 80
der Of the County Court of - "a
Lincoln county, niaae'a: the ~
January term. 1861. expose &fs'-sS---ss3izs
to public sale 70 the hg' est bidder. on a
credit till the 25th day Of Decembe next,
the following very valuable negroes. belong
ing to the estate Of the late John Clark II.
to- wit--Jerry,. aged q years: Tom. Isl:
Ellen, % and two childier 2 nd wears Of 2:
Lonia, and two infapt chliren, pave Porter.
25;~Catbarine. 20, and child Years; Henrv.
25; Aleck. lG; Harriet, Ia; Martha. 10: John.
a; Catharine. "a AID two children . and )
years; John Dobins, 81; George. 30: Calvin.
%; Argeline. %. and two infant chill rem:
Rufus 20; Caesar 81. Ann 80; and 5h-ee chil-
ireD Ellen, 10. Norris,7, ami Wallace 4 years.
Rord ard good securiiv will lie reonired.
and special lien retained I'll the payment
Of the purchase money
NJ II. BONNER.
J 3. LAMB.
Jan. 10. Special Cen nlis.ioners.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-17

on the South side of the Public Square, Fay
ettevlle, cast end of the large three story brick
building, where housekeepers or others wish
ing to get any description of furniture, are
requested to favor them with call Their
work, in point of STYLE durability and finish
shall not he surpassed by any establishment
prices shall be as 1o,0 as any others ,chateuer.
They have now on hand Or will furnish to
order at short notice
Fine Wardrobes, Sofas, Chairs, Hat Racks,
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads of every kind,
Common do. Cribs and Cradles,
Divans & Ottomans Tables. all kinds &C., &c.