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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
Tailoring! Tailoring q!
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

L III the Tailoring basress. under the firm Of
JoHNs & Evans and opened a new shop on Main
Street, next door west OF sheperd and 3onnelis Tin
Shop, would respectfully say to the citizens Of
Mineral Point and vicinity, that they are ready to
do any jobs in their line IN the most fashionable
style and on accommodating terms. With an ear
nest desire do all in their power to please those
homay favor them with work, they solicit share
Of the public patronage. f
Cutting done at all times. and warranted TO fiji
properly made up
Please give us a call.
THOMAS JOHNS,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
Public Notice

Is hereby gwen in pursuance OF instruction from
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office that
tie undersigned wiz on the st day of9uly 1880
at 10 O'Clock A. ". be prepared to receive appli-
cations ior th' purchase Of the several tracts of
land Designated as follows. VIZ
". j Of n W Or 27T.I3R6
F. ! y Z. 2s TI3R.6
\. ". qr Of 5. y. or. IT. 3R7
W. OF \. T. qr. and n E. or of y. F. of Sec.
b 1, ~ r. 8 east; the said tracts having been
heretofore enormously withheld from private en-
try.
Lana office at Mineral Point, Wis
June .-5ta 1880
&. II. SLAUGHTER. R.gisfcr
G.. L STEPHENSON Fcrrircr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
Fresh ECa&-

Tbs lovers of GOOD TEA will f-.d IA sp}end-
Iii asst IT Teas embracing nearly, every variety
put mp Is tAe Canton Tea Company in 4lb 5lb.
aul ITO. packages Also OLD and l5lh Cstfie1 of
lmQcuH Tea
at G. W. COBB'S Grocery store
gEn al-l0 Tons Tor sale BY the Subscriber
- L. NASH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
For sale.

n \ ARrEsIAS BoREn, made in Paris. com
81 plete in every respect and most superior
article; plan for erecting accompanying the ma
chine-will be sold low
IL The Milwaukee Sentinel and Chicago Jour
nal will please copy tor three months and send
the bill to this Office. Apply by letter other
wise to
c. BEECH; 1iiHtral Point.
Nav 18th. 1850. 80 3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
GENUINE, ORIGINAL,
w. KD. H0AHHgEgEHI'S
Celebrated e4asQbSQgs H<SgsSaese 2eE
Established in 1911

the eo this Ic1e
a il u
nfan
swengs
n wea d
INCONTESTIBLE EVIDENCE
or n CENT? Lou Mo
enlan
Is no all sold hnk
o I'M his sttenso fpare
y, rsgthres E EAST
From the Hon Peter 1ldjt eqcJaI0f
B. n uvauat the aten
i my knwI ichI 1lds eandv
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t arices yhout sac final
strength
an ne cure
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
EcCR SAFE.

TyNHE undersigned offers for sale the FURNE-
q TURE OF the well known Tavern Stand in
the village of DodgeyilIe lately occupied by D. F.
Blythe Said Fumitureis in a good condition. and
will be sold on term that Will not fail to suit any
person wishing to 90 into the business of Tavern
keeping. The house can be rented at a bargain.
=. EDWARDS
Dodgeyille June Q. 1856. 2m3G*I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
Notice.

THE undersigned having applied 10 the Hon
James Il. Kowlton, County Judge and ex-otiicio
Judge Of Probate Of wills ard granting admins
tration for the county of Lafayette and state OF
Wisconsin, TO be appointed Administrator of the
Estate OF Thomas NcCuscur. deceased, late OF
said county. Notice Is hereby given to all con
cerned that said application viii be considered by
the Judge aforesaid at his Office in Shullsbufe. in
said county on the first Monday in September.
next at which time and place all persons having
objections may appear and present the same
PATRICK AIcGUIGAN
ShuIlsbuTgh July Is. 1880. - 3zv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14

REMOVAL.
TAILORING.

TNIE Subscriber has removed his shop TO the
4 land ,yea known stand OF GE3aGE Harry,
on High Street, where lac viii be in readiness at
all times TO do any work in his line That may be
called for.
Having made arrangements with Philadelphia
House for the latest fashions, he viii al all times
be enabled 20 secure them Al the earliest day. and
hatters himself that all who see TT to give him a
call will be satisfied with his work and prices,
HENRY PRICE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
Tailoring! E'mEzoTEgag!!
I u d Y N0E2

Would respectfully say TO the citizens Of Mineral
Point ana vicinity, that he has returned to this
place, and commenced the Tailoring business
few doors below DR.. d. Ross Office on high St,
where he Will be happy TO see his old customers,
and such others as may be pleased TO give him
call. From long experience in the business, and
a desire to suit all who may employ him, he feels
confident that none will be dissatisfied with his
work prices.
Please call and see him.
+ cutting done at al times.
June 18th 1850. s. Il.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
California.
WASHBURNE & W00DMAY,

Mineral FONT, wis.
TAKE this method Of announcing other friends
that Mr.. Woodman VIII leave Eereab the mid
die of May next, via. New York and Panama f3r
California. where he viI give his attention to all
matters OF business taat may be entrusted 10 lis
charge. He expects to be in Sacramento CITY by
the first Of August and viii be prepared to furnish
remlttances 10 this region OF country and the At
lantic Cities, and to transact all business which
may be placed in his hands
The business Of the firm at Mineral Point vii
be conducted as heretofore.
Mineral Point, March Is. 1880 fn23tf1
Ofce Of Ike B0ard CT Icahh. of tic
Turn Of IIiaeroI Punt, JlIy III,
1850
NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern:
The Inhabitants of the town or Mineral Point
are notified that the Board OF Health viii meet
once in every day at the Office of Sas1uEL THav-
A. ESQ. between the hours of nine ard ten o.
clock IN the forenoon. at which time nd place
any person or persons can appear and make com
plant Of the eXistance of any nnisauce source OF
filth or cause of sickness, which may come under
their knowledge.
BY Order OF he Board.
SAMUEL THOMAS Chm.
T. W. 1HO7TAs Secretary Al
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14

~ LOTHING-I have fine stock of Winter
- Clothing on hand which offer low
JOHN MILTON.
F9ROCKERI and Glass Ware-A large stock
~ Of theabove ware daily expected. which VIII
be sold very low.
JOHN MILTON.
TDEGALIA CIGARs-1o.000 superior Rega
g&5 liza Cigals just received and for sale
a5 MILLIONS Cheap Store.
Tn UB Caps. Nuts ana Boas-A splendid assert
~. ment OF the above, just received and for sale
at a bargain JOHN MILTON.
sQFnIFFLIN MILLS Flour, always on hand and
xzSA for sale at prices to suit purchasers.
JOHN MILTON.
.SEa0ue ES-20 Doz. Cast Steel Point shovels
Just received and for sale
by JOHN MILTON.
100 Cases Boots and Shoes from the best man
Oct.1s47. JOHN MILTON
Rifle & Blasting Powder.
cAnM KEGS, and 50 half kegs. on han
J - - and for sale al Galena prices-also
use or Blasting. by JNO MILTON
81 ROCERlEs.-Just received and for Sale
" fine stock Of Groceries embracing nearly ev
~ variety JOHN MILTON
= BARRELS Winter Strained Lamp oil on hand
- and for sale, Cheap for Cash
JOHN MILTON
TlARPETS-G Pieces Floor and Stair Carpet
~ just received and for Sale by
JOHN MILTON
sd ROOMS.-lO hundred good Corn Brccms
- warranted to sweep clean. FOR sale by
BEECH & TILTEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
k772'02ss the s7zze5gScesy oRAc2e i2e ST. HoesSs
q Their Sales in Three Months. II


amom ooursa the prraton DR.
Cough from his ongnle by
oseof customers
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Business Directory,

ucards inserted by the year at 81 per line
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14

H. IAN DUSEN, II D.
Tenders his services as a PHYsIcIAN and SURGEON
TO the inhabitants OF Mineral Point and vicinity
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-14
Calves Wanted.

500 Cans Of Fresh OYSTERS
"a for sale al G. w. COBBS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-01
Forest Fill Academy.

rs,HE WINTER SESSION of this in-
s,i,ution will commence On the First
Monday in September, under the superln-
,endence of MIR. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, as.
sisted by his Lady, and close the last ot
January.
Mr.. Samuel's ability and faith'nlness rs
competent and efficient instructor, have
been thorough ly and satisfactorily Tested
within the last sixteen years. Inc irus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Institution to tie consideration oil those VINO
desire their sons and daughters to be we'll
taught.
TERMS, per Session Of Fire Months. Pay
able at the end Of The session
Spelling, Reading, Writing andl e5OO
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geoaraphy,l 500
and the above.
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Phlloso- IN M
phv, Moral Science, hslrono.
my, Sc,
One load OF wood or rs cts. TO each
scholar will be required during this session.
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE. Sec.
Aug. 10, lSIQ-,i 4O
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NEW AND FASHION ABB L z
THING.
George a. Hyde,
(Successor II Houston & Hyde,)

(SucccSsOr 10 Houston ~ fiyde,)
3S2 KING ST., OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS lIoTEI.,
CHARLESTON, so. C.4.,
Wholesale and EsciaH UCGicr in Clothing.
LIE respectfully invites the attention of his
4 Il friends and the public. to his large as
sortmcnt Of fashionable and elegant Clothing
now on hand, equal in every respect to the
best custom work, TO which he is weekly adj
ding large supplies direct from his own nhnn-
factory in New York. He is now offering
this stock (Which is not eXccled for variety OF
style, beauty, and durability OF workmanship
in the Union,) at such prices as TO make it an
inlncemcnt for purchasers TO call before max
ing their selections. On hand ut all times, a
superior assortment of Under Garments. Fan
cy Articles, Shirt Collars, Closes, Canes, &c
&c. This establishment is conducted entirely
ON the Cash principle, both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his srlcc'
tions, and enabling him to sell ut New York
rates. Win attentive and obliging statesmen
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied immediately.
All garments warranted to fit well and give
satisfaction in every respect.
Charleston, Aug 81. lsl9-eowGm ~
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EAST TENNESSEE FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
n: 1Uiiic, rem n.

ii: IA ~ u q fttts /" "s
vHyIlERE are now 1870 pupils in this
Il l!ourlshinc Institution. In its present
organization, the Institute offers every adj
vantage aud facility necessary TO thof-
ough education Of Young ladies'. Inc
Faculty Of the destitute conslats OIL
DIR. MCANALLY, a. NJ, Principal and
Professor Of Moral and intellectual Science.
w. +. HARRIS, A. Nj, Professor OF LAM
guages.
A. BARNES, 4. NJ. Professor of Ma.he-
mates aud Natural Philosophy.
Mrs. NJ. A. p. McANALLy. Governess
and Teacher in Drawing and Painting.
Miss G.. NJ. MuEScHER, Teacher OF
Music on the Piano.
Miss L. S. MERRILL, Principal Of the
Preparatory Department.
Tuition fees for five months are:
Primary Department, 70
Music--Pann, ~
Z" Guitar or Accordeon, 10
Harp, az
Vocal Music taught to the school wlth>
out extra charge. There are connected
with the Institution. Maps, Charts. Globes,
phitusophica; and i'br,,'c"i apparatus, Il
IooloclcaI Collection, various specimens OF
Minerals, Fossils. &c.. 10 illustrate and I'M
press upon the m'nd permanently. the pr'n-
ciples taught in the different srlences.-
Great attention is given ~ tie Faculty To
see that pupils employ ,hrr time in study
ing, and parents may feel assured that pu-
nils cannot remain at this Institution. unless
ihey discharge .jaitLJully all their duties
Board in private families from $ ,3O 10
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To Southern and Western
Merchants.
y. G.. w LILAC H.


WOULD announce to his friends in that
w State and else where, that he has To-
Gated himself in the city Of P1ILADE1.-
pIllA, and has effected arrangements with
HE large and popular house OF
.llssrs. SCOTT, BAKER 6. CO.,
hv " h,ch e will be enabled 10 fnrrish those
wishing to purchase desirable stocks Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, for their
Spring and Summer trade. upon as fair and
accommodating terms, both as regards
prices aud terms. az any house in PhIIadtl
phia, New York or Baltimore. HIS thor.
ough aud extensive acquaintance with the
business and trade of Tennessee and North
ern Georgia and Alabama, warrants him in
saving that merchants wishing to make
orders. can, with confidence. rely upon hun
putting up precisely such goods as will
sui, their respective markets, with the
greatest prompi'nde and despatch, and. Il
with any difference, al rates even more
moderate Than individuals would, perhaps,
themselves he able to select them. The
stocks of Nessrs. Scott, Baker & Co., are
always large and elcgan,--selecrrd wish
great care and judgment, and principally
with rp'IrPnc" to the SnulhtTn Hnu Nes'>
EN- trade. Their purchases are mad" by a
gentleman of much experience in the bnsl-
ness, and wi,hal one OF the most worthy
and eGcirn, merchants in the city. Every
hing cunsi,Irred, | am assured can com
pete successfully Vim any i.asiern house.
and make il TO the interest Of Southern and
Western Merchants. while visiting Phila-
de'pha, during the approaching season, to
give me a call al No $50, Market street.
Consionmenls cr Produce made I" me
or 10 the house OF Scott, Baker & Co., will
be promptly attended to aud sales made
without commission charges, and all orders
for the purchase Of goods IN other departs
ments oil business will receive like al'cn-
ton. J. Ii. WhLLAtF'.
Philadelphia, Jan. 4, ISJ0-u GO
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NOTICE..

HAVING sold my entire stock of Goods
III in Athens to VIM. G.. Lillard, | do
hereby notify all persons indebted to cone
forward, on or before the Is: Of March, and
pay up their notes and accounts. Those
failing to avail themselves of this notice
will be called on by an officer. without re-
spec to persons, it being absolutely neccs-
sarv TO close the copar,nership heretofore
existing under the firm of Moss & Jackson
Persons wishing to settle will call at the old
stand where they will be attended TO. II Is
hoped no person will fai! to comply with
the above request. JOHN MOSS.
Dec. 81. lSl9-,f 50
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STATES NAH. F.gTE
.STli' E'gnh on.' t'H7EsEESTO.T
tygs.nl ..i;,J F,ipr.

.sTsi' E'9E,h ord t'H7h:EESTEs.V'
!:isgm snip f,fnT.
yENHE i,,s. .N'OH7IiERNE e, Capt.
i. S. Bum, and SOUTYIEh.NER, Capt.
NJ. BERRY, will leave Charleston. 5. C., for
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival OF the Western Cars. These hoats
are handsomely fitted up, well comnanhed'
and in every way worthy the attention of the
travelling public.
state room berth s?5, Lower Cabin open
btrths $50, Storage Passage So.
No berth secured until paid FOR. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor. Adgcr's South Wharf and East Bay
The Northcrncr will leave on Saturday, the
9th December, 1919
Aug 81, lSl0--1y ~
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NINEeOEV GLASS!

VA E hare now in Store, and are prepared
w TO ell orders for any quantity, descnP-
zion and size of window Glass, from the
smallest size 10 - by AZ inches, from the
Giass Works Of the s'lioLsroN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
The Glass Manufactured by this Company
is equal TO any made in the United States, and
is much superior 10 the quality usually
brought 10 this market.
WILLIAMS & co.
Knoxville, Nov. 81, 1919 81
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NOIV FOR BARGAINS!

VaNIIE SUBSCRIBER returns his sin
z cere thanks to the Public generally toa
The ve:y liberal support lie has heretofore
received. He informs his friends and all
others who wish 10 purchase a,;icles in his
line of business. that he still continues 10
manufacture n, his old stand, IN Athens,
SddIes. Saddleba@s. Brides. Porimanteaus,
1rGreli;ng Trunks, Coach. Buggy
and E'aggon Harness 9ferery de-
scripiion;
for durability and nealness, cannot be sur.
passed Ev any in East Tennessee, and on
The most accommodating terms.
ALSO,
In connection with his brother, contin-
ues TO make to order, COdchre, BarOuches,
Buggies, CarryGlis. and every other arli-
Gle in that line OF business, Carriages OF
every description repaired. He hopes by
STRIFE, attention TO business, and de,ermin-
alton TO please. 10 secure the patronage Of
the public. Come on with your RHlNOE
friends. and will insure good bargains.-
Corn. Beef, Pork, Feathers, Bees,Oaz,
Cloth, SC. will be taken in exchange for
work EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Oct. 81, 1SiS-if 5
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CHARLESTON, so. or.
James GGdSdeYl ca co.
Factors and General Commission Agents;

NT.HV'
agents Of the baltimore and Southern
Steam Packct Company,
A RE doing business on FirzsIMMoTs WHARF,
"A in CmARLIsToN, and desire 10 make il
known to their old friends and patrons IN Ala
bama and Tennessee, and to seek II CONTINUE
ancc and increase of past lay"rs from all who
may be disposed to make Chnrc ston thicr
market this season, where Cotton, Rice, To-
bacco, Flour, Wheat, Grain Of all dcscrlp-
tons, Bacon, Beef, Cotton Bagging and Rope,
with every other Domestic aud Manufactured
Goods, must meet with ready sales.
JAMES GApsnEN, Prcs't S. &. Railroad,
JAMES +. EDWARDS,
RICHARD T.. "CEEvEN.
Sept III lS49-Gm 81
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CUdNCERY SALE.
to a Decree Of the tl

DURSUANr to Decree OF the ,,h'n
cery Court, AT the August ltIm'
IS40. in the case nj the President ana i''
,pcrors Of the Bank ot Tennessee agr'n>'
Joel X. Brown. will expos" I" Sa'" ut the
Cour,.house door. in 'hp town ~ Athens,
On the 9h day Of February. $50. 'h" '"I>
lowing pieces, parcels ar lr'r'> o. ''n" AZ"
town lots. TO wit: One tract or parcel Of
land containing four Thousand "'@t' hn"
J,el and ninety two and hai' acres. YIN"
IN the county Of Monroe. III I'll" t!l"aS' rr
District, situate in III" Ii''h liang' raS' al
the meridian. laird fractional Township
legnninr on Gum, the South west cor
rer of lot No. 10, FRACTIONAL Township
third. Range fifth f,as, OF the meridian.
running South seven hundred and FiA'F
five poles to a stake on the Indian honnta-
~ line-,hence West ten hundred and tor
~ po,es with the Indian boundary La" 70
.,ake-rhence North seven hunirH@ anu
sixty five poles 10 Pne-'hence Fast zen
hundred AMI forty poles TO III" hH4inn'n9.
Also, the West half Of lot NJ. I, aud de.
sionated AMI known as such Oh he Plan OF
the town Of Athens. being the g'onnd on
which stands the dwelling house and sore
house nov occupied hy the laid ]"eI X
Brown-,he dividing line OF said lot :" be-
GIN abont the centre OF III" 'front.' me l'""'
ing the Court-house, running back 'hf"nHN
the centre OF the chimney, lately n>rJ ~
S. Docar, and the SAID Hrown-'h'ncr III !"
direct line 10 the wall of frick klirheh--
thence with the outside OF the Son'h an"
West walls to where IT JOINS tie Well
house-,henre nearly East with the dlvI-
SION wall of the kitchen and well house T."
a point inst oppo>lI" to the centre o we
we'll in The house-,hpncp in direct line
across the centre Of the we'll through the
North wall to the wall OF said Bfown'>
smoke hnuse--lGencr with the OUTSIDE Oh
the smoke house round East slde OF
end and corners until II reaches the r"n're
of the lur-thencc in n direct line 'hTnn9h
thp c., n're OF the lot TO The back line maj
divides said lot FROM lot NJ. 5. Also. I"'
No. 50, and the South halt OF lot M. a.
divided Ly line running parallel with me
Ea,, and West lues OF said lot, situated NJ
said town Of Athens. And also l"'s no.
II, 10, aud ii, and one third OF an acre !"
the Southeast corner of lot No. y. en- NE
donated lands adjoining the sad town o.
Athens. A $50, one SdehOard, one burenn.
two 1alIrs. one Washs,and. one dozen
Windsor Chairs, one Clock aud two lieds
and Furniture. Also, 10; No. "a in the town
Of Cleveland, ronn,y Of Bradley
WIN. LOWRY, c. & NJ.
TERMS Cash $50; twelve months
credi, on the residue with bond and APP
proved security, unless compliments be-"
come the purchasers, ana lien on the
lanl and mum luts for The nuIchase mo-
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s a I'D T. r. II Y.

y II -
II EW G on G z e n!
VE,HE subscribers would respectfully IN
form the public that they have CONS
menced the SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business. in Athens. Tenn, in
the brick shop on the North side of the
Public Square. formerly occupied hv James
Mayo. where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles. Brides, sc.
From long experience il the business they
hatter themselves that they can furnish the
people of this section with better articles
in their line than they have been in the
habit of purchasing for the same money
They use none but the best materials. and
all Jobs will be executed in a workman like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting the worth of
their money. By manufacturing good
work at low prices, and constant attention
to business, they hope TO merit and receive
n liberal share Of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s Co.
sT Feathers. Beeswsx, Tallow, Corn,
Beef Hides. Pork, Bacon, Linsev. Flax
and Tow Linen. &c., taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
Athens, Feb. 9, lSi9-tf 10
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T.a2ld Sale.

I'm obedience 10 an order and decree OF the
Honorable Circuit Court o! Me'os roun-
", Tennessee. al December term, lel9, IN
the case Of John Stewart, Adm.r OF N'cho.
lemus Ward. deed. rs. the WIDOW and
Heirs Of said Ward, will sell to the high.
est bidder. on Saturday, the Yin DAY OF
March next, al The late residence OF TIE
said Nirhodomns Ward. the following
TRACTS OR P1H GELS Of' L'1ND'
TO wit: one tract containing lortv acres SIT
ua'ed IN the Northwest corner Of the South.
east qnas'er OF Section fourteen. second
fractional Township, lhIrd Rang', iiiwas"
seq District. One other tract, on Sooee
Creek, containing SO acres. known as the
Forge Trac'-boundares OF this piece CIV
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David W. Harvey,

as.
Thomas G., William NJ, and Charles N.
Harvey.
TT appearing from the bill that defendant
II Charles NJ. lIarvcy,is a citizen of south
Carolina. publication is ordered for four weeks
m the Athens Post, requiring said nonresident
defendant 10 appear ut the next term OF the
Chanccry Court at Madisonvillc, on the 81
Monday OF March. 1850, and answer SAID
hill or tie same will he set for hearing and
heard OK parte. j. "A. COFFIN, C.& Nj.
Jan Is, ls5O--It Prs fee So g
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COURT At .M3DI.
SO.NJILLE.
John SlanfielI,
lanes Y. Stout & others.

James Y. StOut & UihPTs.
1T appearing from the Bill. that deIend-
4 ant Stout is nonresident, publication
is ordered TO be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post. requiring said
Stout to make his personal appearance at a
Court of Chancery. TO be held Al the Court
House in Madsonvllle. on the 81 Monday
Of March, 1850, and answer Compliments
Bill, or the same will be set Tor hearing
er parte. and heard ACCORDINGLY.
JAMES A. COFFIN, C. s. NJ.
Jan. Is, lS50.-4l-Pr's fee IS 60
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-01
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FIN AVE purchased Moss Il Jackson's entire
K u stock Of Goods, Il large portion of which
we're ln,t received from New York and Phia-
delphia, where they were bought at very low
uricCs. Thtir circumstances are such as To
make il absolutely ncccccssary that they sell
for RE.1DY ray, and IN order TO effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods. hm, are dctrrr,ined to sell them
too, at LOJER PRICES than goods II
like quality can Ia rnrchn.cd in East Tcnncs.
sec. All they ask Of their friends aud the
public generally. is tn call and examine their
stock of Dry Goois, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery, &C., compare prices with those who
sell on time, and they think they can convince
them that the CASH system is great saving
10 the consumer of goods.
Dec. 7, lSi9--tf G3