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Lola Montes.

A Paris correspondent to the New
York Herald writes the following
Lola Monies has much money, 1t ap-
pears, which she has placed III the hands
Of Mr.. Green, the American banker. A
certain morning oflast week, your coun-
tryman received visit in his private Of
fee, from very pretty woman, whose
toilette was irreproachable. She had
very decided way Of walking and speak
ing, and her look was fierce and bold.
you are Mr.. Green, the banker"
Yes, madam, at your service.
We'll, sir, wish you TO keep this Tor
me- She then thraw bundle Of papers
upon the bureau a
What is it, madam p .. sf
-Four hundred thousand francs, an.
swered the lady. : q r s.- :
Eighty thousand dollars. Well! To
whom have / the honor of speakingf
TO Lola Monies. have no conf
dence in the French funds, and think ii
more proper to invest my money in A.
merican stocks.
Mr.. Green could not restrain his as
constituent. Lola smiled ,and continued d
as follows, whilst the banker was look
ing at her: it
My intention is to buy hotel in the
Champs Elysees. No matter for the
price, I have more funds, which l will
soon put in your hands,
The banker looked at the papers,
which were good and sound documents,
stocks, coupons, etc, for the amount oi
400, 900 francs
Now said Lola Monies, 4 have ma
ny things to buy, and ! must have bank
bills to pay my milliners, dress makers.
and other people.
How much do you wish to have, mad
am!'
We'll, about $4,000 francs
The inancier Immediately put that
sum in bilisis de banqme in the pretty
hands of Lola, who, without taking the
trouble to look at the bundle, tied it in
her embroidered handkerchief, made a
bow, and left the Office of Mr.. Green,
sliding away in Spanish bolero.
Thus, it is we'll understood now, that
Mrs Heald, alias Countess Of Lands
ieldt, has put her money in the Ameri-
lean stocks. Very likely, one day OF
another, she will pay visit to the 'land
of the free
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SAD CASE OF PoIsosISC. per-
sons, all members Of one family, were
poisoned short time since, in the town.
ship OF Walpolc, in Canada, by eating
wiid parsnips. The father had dug
them On Friday, and the family had
kept them till the Sabbath, boiled them
with meat, &c, and used in soup. Jc-
sePh Allen, his wife. one young man Is
years old, boy IL, and girl FIVE yeers
old, were all poisoned to death by eating
OF the dinner. Four of them died IN
less than four hours, but the little cir.
survived till Monday evening Mr..
Allen and wife were members of tho
Primitive Methodist Society, ard he had
been en- accredited local preacher up to
the time Of his death.
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Reclamation of Mr. Cro,,ford Wash.

Resignation Of Mr.. Crarford.-Wash-
ington, Sunday, May 19th-It is now
confidently stated that Mr.. Secretary
Crawford will go out Of the cabinet on
the slavery question. He is ultra pro-
slavery, and opposed TO the president IS
favoring any plan of compromise whatev-
er. Public sentiment runs high against
Crawford on the Galphin matter.
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% 10 Quires Blank Deeds,
wAARASrEE and Quito Claim, for sale at the
PIONEER OFFICE.
+ 6tilIwdter Business Dirfrtorp.

Henry l.. Moss, H
,Astsrney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Lard Assat.-S6llwater. MINI. Ter. LAM
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
varraated genuine.
- Ss1iR ,aEIon RIrER TO
$50 Nessa. Woodward b Dusenbury, N. Y. City.
.EIsv" p. Choutean. Jr-, q Co., 81. Louis.
80 ' K. MaKensse & Co.. 8"
sassss Hempssesd Washbum, Galena, lii.
issl g James Carter + Co, a"t q"
islsss u L; poSsnan' Es9:, frame or ~ Co'en
sst1, Hon. H. ID. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
H. ". Rice, Esq., /" fuU
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PARTINCToNIsM-" That's Jest What
l say" said Mrs. Partington, and every
ear stopped to hear what it was. She
was reading to herself that "nan was
born to trouble as the sparks fly up
wards" ''That's jest wha, I say. IL
means that they are born TO trouble The
women /; though some are great deal
more trouble than others. ] must say
my poor dear Paul was but very little
trouble; and he was so handy round the
house-could wash potatoes, peal ing
ions, tend the children, and do good
many other cullendery things All, Re
was one among thousand, Many men
won't do any thing but trouble their
wives-they won't tend child or do
any Of the little things incumbered on Il
parent. Such men never ought 10 be
blessed with children. On do SO like
to see men handy in 4 family way"
Here she stopped, as she detected a
smile among her auditors. There was
an originality in her romarks, taken all
together, that pleased hem.-lPash-
finder.
Joshua inquired of his mother-in-iaw,
Mrs. Partington, how she liked DR..
Wietlng's lecture, yesterday.
"Ah ! JOSH" said the old lady, with
enthusiasm. cit succeeded my most
sanguinary expectorations.
Tel me ali about it, mother" con-
tinued Joshua. coaxingly.
The old lady gave him q side look,
and remarked that "wnen the doctor
mounted the nostrum, he dweit on tho
causes which debllitate the catastrophe,
and throws the chimarical fluid through
the acqueducts, and preponderates the
diaphragm, thereby upset,ing the car
buncles on the back lobe Of the spinal
thorax. The dropsical pabulum then
reiterates into diagonal perspiration,
paroxysms the globular opostra phe into
the glanders, and throws the gastric
unities bottom upwards, and then dete-
riorates into a preparation OF blind
staggers. Should the annual cis,ern
become infatuated, the liver explodcs.
In this case, the vital instinct becomes
degenerated, and"
Never mind the rest" said Joshua.
making for the door, 81 guess tha,'ll
do"
Mrs. T, wiped her nose with her cot
ton handkerchief, and went on to mar
rer" the wooden stocking.
Breeches sofetiquei.en said Mrs PART
:ngton, who ever heard Of sich things!
my poor old man used 10 wear nsukeen
an glad TO get um. But now, oh! how
proud Old Zack talks about Mexican
breeches of faith, the old scamp, and
now he's talking about mending Pous-
sins breeches Of etiquette! The next
We know he'll be making breeches for
the women 'and the rest Of mankind. -
Oh dear" and she grasped her needle
convulsively,
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Funny Deemiions. - Parosot-A pro-
lection from. the sun. used by ladies',
made ef cotton and whaIcbone.
Straps-An article worn under shc
boots Of gentlemen made Of calf skin.
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MINNESOTA HOUSE,

, StI;ssstes. Min.-By w. E. HARrsEoRr.
r-<Aie sxertion viii be spared to ensure the COM
"a -sssf TzveleFs. Por.ers will be in attendaBce
q - boats. ffee of charge. l7tf
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II. CAwOOD.

IN the street Leading from the Upper Ian
NJ ding, ST. Paul, is ready, on short notice.
60. make, and repair buggies, wagons, and
.sisds; and to do all sorts of wheelwrighi
J. work. s.aifs....f ~. .foi.. S6-ly
Dec. 25, 1S49. rs f-.... .-.I
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Melancholy Casually Three youth,
0ro,rned.-A melancholy casualty hap
pened yesterday afternoon, near the
Columbia bridge. Four youths were in
a boat on the Schuylkill. The boat cap
sised. One Of the party clung to the
bottom and was saved other 3 drown
ed. Two Of those who perished were
brothers named Cooper Phil. North
Amer
Pa, what makes the people 90 to
hear Webster, if they have all got to be
put in irons. ~
To be put in irons, Simon, what do
you mean!
why, the papers say, that at his
great speech t'other day, the entire au-
dience were choinedto the spot
Susan, put this child to bed as quick
aspossible.' ~
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q = ABRAMyANyoRHEs

-, ABRAA YANyORHES,
Affornsy and Counsellor at Law and Selic-
ieor in Chancery. Will attend to all pro-
81 sfessioeai business entrusted to his care.
sa=ssiilwafsr, NJ. r.
bsrs SAT- gfee .A' t'"
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CD. REVANS.

Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
u sciption Of Tin and Copper Ware, a few doors
80 beiow the American House, Saint Anthony
a. street. Cd IStf
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VIM. ID. Phillips.

Procureur, AvocAt en- droit, ct Agent desterres-
ST. Paul Reclame mis- ensurete ct des terre
entrees par des ordres militaires.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
.e Land Agent.-St. Paul.
Particule1 a,tention will be given to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering LaIds, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. stf
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RICE, wHTTALL & BECKER,
at Law and Solicitors in

VIII give their entire attention to the business of
their profession. The collection of debts, pay
p. nnent Of taxes, buying and selling Of lands &C.,
promptly attended 70. Their Offices at
st Pssi and So. .4nthony, .uinnesota.
October Is xxvntf
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John Randall & Co.
3 Forwarding and Commission, Dry Goods and Gro
sssies.-CeEner Of Jackson and River streets,
south AIDE. . -..-..s ....t
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,.e aha q Henry A. Lambert,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law--S;. Paul, Min.
RxrERENcEs-A. L. Collins. Esq, Madison,
WIS.,; DAVID Graham, Jr., ESQ.,, ]. Prescott
Hall, Esq n NJ. 6 E. II. B.atchford, Esqs.
New York; Hessrs. E. Cramer, Milwaukee;
Grinnell, Minturn & Co.. Jas. Mccullough, Si-
neon Draper, Jas. Bowen, N. York. stf
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Babcock, Ames & Wilkinson.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
Sc. Psul, Minnesota Territory. 49-
Z. A. DABcocK, n. E.AMEs, N. .. WILLIAMSON.
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Charles Cavilecr,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Drugs and Medicines.-
Third street. tIA la atr
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W m. ID. Phillips,

.a-a. 80. Vim. ID. Phillips,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent
Presumption claims secured, and entries made
By Military Warrants. Office on St. Anthony
street. nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
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-ErS el1.ir w. II. Forbes,
Fur Company, st. Paul Outfit also Dry Goods
and GroceEies.-Bench street.
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Louis Roberts,
Forwarding and Commission, and Dry Goods and
Groceries-Corner Of Jackson and River sts. +,
on the north side. --.
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AMES Il WILKINSON,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors
inChaneery. ne 47-f
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory.
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G., M, ROC e r S .

A FTER returning my sincere thanks to
IA the large number of friends, who SEM
me their orders for goods during the last
year, as well as the many friends, who pur.
chased from me in person, wish again to
solicit orders from those Of them who may
moi 90 North this Spring. and call from
those who may visit Philadelphia in person
can safely say, that will be able 10
show as large stock, and one comprising
as great a variety OF Goods as can be found
in any city in the Union, and will be ena,
bled 10 Offer Goods at LEAST As CHEAP as
they can BE- found in our market.
For line character of the house in which
am engaged. refer to the merchants who
have bough, Goods from it, some one OF
whom can be found la nearly every town
in East Tennessee.
Any Feathers, Sang, or other produce
consigned to me. or Nlessrs. Smith, Murphy
s, Co.. ~ Market street, or 2h Church
Ally will have prompt attention.
G. NJ. ROGERS.
Philadelphia, Jan. 25, lsj0-,f 81
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WASHING MADE EASY !!

Or ho,r 10 j; ash Clothes ,riihom .nachines,
iIaShboards. or Pound ng Barrels.
G,END ME- ONE DOLLAR. Free Of
~ Postage. AMI viii send you, by mail,
printed circuar. giving plain directions
for WAStIlNti Go III ES. that will en-.
able one person To do all the washing Of
large family before breakfast, thus avoid J.
ing all the confusion Of Il washing day.
This method requires no machines, WASH
boards or pounding hnira!S-NO RUBBING
TIE SKIN CUr YOUR FINGERS
no tearina OF buttons. and wearing OFT
clothes. THIS plan SAW Els THE CLOTHES,
makes them Thl'e,, and never ri ufes the
finest fabric. ] he articles used cost but Il
few cents for large washing. The crcu.
lar also contains direciions for CLEAR
SVARCHlNG, IRONING LA G. ES,
WASHING and CLEANING SILKS,
KID GLOVES, removing stains, grease
spots, SC. These are the greatest chemi-
cal discoveries of the are. Il the hotels,
steamers, and large laundry establishments
use nv method Of Washing. Send letters
10 MADAME BEAVELT. Patent Lann
dress, Ann Street, New York, postage paid.
March |, lSjO-3m 80
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NOTICE..

HAVING sold my entire stock Of Goods
IL in Athens to VIM. G.. Lillard, do
hereby notify all persons indebted 10 come
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-
specl to persons, it being absolutely neces-.
sary to close the coparlnership heretofore
existing under the firm of Moss s. Jackson.
Persons wishing to settle will call a, the old
stand where they will be attended 10. II is
hoped no person will fail 10 comply with
the above request. JOHN MOSS.
Dec. 81. ISlq-tf 65
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DuniaEa O. BlcakleV
AUGUSTA. GA.

Paper and Blank Fool: .gGnufaci urfrs
A RE now receiving direct from Manufac'
"A turers and Jobbers in New York and
Boston, a large and general assortment o.
Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Suspenders
Purses, Razors, 1himbles, Pocket Books, Spool
and Flax Thread of all descriptions, together
with a srea, variety Of other Fancy Goods
including School, Law and Medical Books, OF
the brst authors, all of winch we pledge our.
selves to sell as low as any house in Charles,
ton. Merchants from Tennessee will be al
lowed the usual time in payment.
N: ID. Orders can be promptly supplied at
all times.
Aug Ia, lSi9--9m II
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Candy $3.50 f,rrsUO t0*.!

11NiiE snhscribrr br-s leave trough thi.
n methoi 10 return his thanks i"r ia" hb.
srnl patronage tAtrnG,d iin hy his friends,
and wo"li respectfully solicit il onlnnancc
Of tie same.
Among NV assortment of a. NEtHfS
may hr found three hnndr'd patrrns and IT.
Sors, plain and fancy, all Of which are war
ranted to keep good IN any climate, with Il
general assortment Of i"rrigh Fruits, Nuts,
Preserves, &r.
Strict attention paid t., the packing Of
Goods, ani delivered free &c hra,ns".
nrAT- All Goods warranted according to rep.
resent itfon. Persons wi.hn. ii wlll he fur
var,ird lit of articles with rrIcos. Orders
for any article il the city "ii' be attended 10
ty JOSEPH K. MANN,
Candy .Namuinciory and fr"it Store.
No. - Li.ht St. Baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore, March s, lojl--lm 1T
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GCOPe Seminary,
LOCA TED AT GEORG ETOW \
Hamilton cOuutU, Tenn.

WAS opened on the first Monday I"
w January last, for the reception o
youn! Ladies md Gentlemen.
The TRUSTEES take great pleasure in al
| nounrrnl To thc pubic ,hai they have 80
cured he servers OF Rev. J. l. Mtl"WELi
and J.. +. CALHOUN to take charge II Ne
institution, (Which IS now un'rr tn rhllfc''
ncN nrgan,z,tI"n,) mud viii IN iu'ufr be
conducted by the ont supervision OF ih's'
ccn.'rmcn. The Board can G"w chei'u.jl
! r comm NJ Tia, Seminary 10 the cunid nee
ma patronage of an enlightened public.
The !ocl,iiy is Il most drS!rhh'c UHt-
bniur lurat,d in Il fertile aud HEALTHY re-
. iln "t cnnuiry. surrounded with good -
clr'y, and free from the Temptations to wee
and Disruption. CUmb niug these aIvau,n
GEES with lha Industry. ability aud untiTtn@
energy OF ,he Instructors. the Trustees feel
1t NJ bpaSllng 10 say, here IS place for
Young Indies and Gentlemen to obtain u
,iinrurgh Academic Education.
A preparatory Department will be con
nec''d with the Seminary. in which l'et"
viii be given thorough instruction IN oil ,he
elementary branches usually taught III our
he c"lnp'crc Academic course vii EN-.
Drace three regular ycars-the Junior. NM.
de and Senior.
Course Of S!udy.
JUNIOR Class. Arithmetic, Modern Gei
rgrr phy. English Grammar r'lmp'"'cd, HIS.
lorY u. T.. Lain ID Greek Gramuar, Latin
qud IRE L Readers. Elementary Algebra.
ll,1nLE Class. Ancient Geography
Nvlhp.osy, Botany, Ancient History. tasar
VuEI, lir"-k Testament. Algebra, (b"ur
ion,) Geometry. (Davies,) Conpo'i'l"" and
Defamation.
SENIOR CLAss.--E hs'oric, Mental md
Moral Science. I.sturhi phIusophy. hslron,
omy. Chemistry, the Glasses, aud higher
Mathematics.
TUiTION-Pcr session Of Fire .uonlhs:
Primary Department., 81 10
1nnlor Class, III W
Middle Class $50
Senior Class, 10 10
There is attached to he Ios'itu:tcn,
'argr end conim.Ituus boarir. i}"0sc, vi.
der the supervision Of faithful NJ Il accnu.
lnph,tlar GrAt'cnan, who wa AK" pea sure
10 rnak,rr III VITO usy buar,. with him
happy nnI comfortable.
Eoprdng rnu uG had nj g., 90 per week,
aud ~ rood private families Ii. from 81 to
81 - pr week.
I'niiion fees urc TO be PAID one half in I'd.
vance.
REV. HIRAM DOUGLASS,
Prcsideat.
On. JAMES NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary
CHARLES HUrcnlsoT, ESQ.,, Treasurer.
0-J- l."l,cr> in rogatd To th" insl;,Hion,
'nn be directed to N,,.J. l.. Mcdowell or
+. p. Calhoun, Limestone. ilalnI too cD""1y,
Tenn,
Feb. |. !-JO-U II
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.E'esU establishment!
o. EEEE.EkcEe

. = AVE purchased Moss X Jackson's entire
= Il stock oi Goods, "a lnr-e portion at which
were. Iust received from New York and Phila-
del phia, where the, were bought at very low
prices. Thtir circumstances are such as To
make il absolutely nccecessary that they sell
inr EE.IDfP3f ~, and m order TO effect that
yer, desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods hn' are determined To sell them
too, at LDUER PRICES than goods e
lax. qualify eau he purchased in East Tonnes
see. All they ask of their friends and the
public centrally. is e. call aud examine their
stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery. &c, compare prices with those who
sell on toe, and Ties tLink they can convince
them that the CASH y stem is great saving
10 the consumer Of sooLs.
Dee. :, leig--H 90
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
.1TH' HDEsE and CIE.7RLESTO.1'
.Sy,1m Atijal x<5uc.

.tTIy' HDEsE and CIE.9RLESTO.S'
siCHp, !Shil, Line.
'HNIIE Steamships, NOR IIER.NER, Capt.
Il r. S. Bupp, and SO U1IIEEN ER, Capt.
VI. BERRY. will leave Charleston, s. c., fof
New York every Saturday afternoon, nfteS
the arrival of the Western Cars. These boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded.
and in every way worthy the attention Of tho
travelling public.
State room berth S2j, Love. Cabin open
berths 500, Storage Passage So.
No berth secured until paid Tor. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor. Adgrr's South Wharf and East Bay.
Aug 81, l5.i9--ly 40
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" q IT 7 n r. .

PURSUANT to an order of tho Circuit
Court for the county of Polk, at the DC
tohei term, $40, wiI proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, upon the premises, on the 6'h
day "i April next, the section of School Land
Tor the first I"wmship Range "a, East of the
linsi: line, Ococe District. Said land has
been surveyed and valued AZ follws-
r,c S,o,h-ras' Quarter at $3.50
The Northeast QnaTt.rnt 1880
The Northwest Qunrttrat 1900
Tine :. W. corner OF ). W. quarter
10 acres, at $40
The :. +. corner Of $. ". Quarter,
40 aCrr- at l2J
The \. ". corner of S. w. Quarter,
10 aCrtsnt 10
TIE A., +. corner Of s. W. Quarter,
~ acres at -
3f5
$685.
J\HES sNI'rH. Clerk.
Feb % lSjO-Gt PRS Zee 81. -
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S ADDL H Il Y.
n Ew CON CE r n !

FH,IlE subscribers would respectfully ln-
Il form the public iha, they have com>
menced The SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens. Tenn, in
the brick shop on the North side of the
Public Square, formerly occupied BY James
Mayo. where ihey will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles. Brides, &c.
From long experience in the business they
Halter themselves that they can furnish the
people OF this section with better arlicles
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 a, low prices. and constant attention
TO business, they hope 10 merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s. Co.
sr Feathers. Beeswsx, Tallow, Corn.
Beet Hides, Pork, Bacon, Linsey. Fiax
and Tow Linen, &C., taken in exehangs
for work at market prices.
Athens, Feb. 2, lS49-If le
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CHANCERY SALE or TALU.
ABLE PROPERTY.

EpY the authority Of decree of the
~ Chancery Court at jacksonville, Id
the case of John McGhee rs. Buck S,
Potter and others, will sell at the Court.
house door in the town of Athens. on Sat
uriay, the 10Th day of March, 1850, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following very
valuable family Of NEG Z OES. viz;
Hannah, and her fo1r children .NtWion
Houston, amanda and .ideiine.
A. ID. KEYES, Receirer.
Feb. 60, lSj0-,d IA
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FIFE CENTS REU.7RD!
P AN AWAY from the subscrb'r. in
Eo Dec, 1885, bound girl. named Elisa
beth f.. Taylor. aged about II years. will
give the above reward but no thanks, to
any person who will return said Girl to me
MARK GILhhSPIE.
March /, 1865. IS
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notice.,

'HHO the corporation uf.thc Nc'tcrn ana
4 Atlantic Railroad of the Sta'c of Gcor-
.a, granted by the state of Tennessee, 9TH
january, lc3s, aud all persons bottles c"rpo-
rate, aggregate or sole :--Takr notice that
nii. on the Iih Nlnndny Of March inst, ut
the Ciicni, Court to be hcl'i Tor the county
Of Hamilton and State u! Tennessee, al the
Court house in Harrison, then ar:'! there Pc
,itior sad Court Tor - Jury Of i've (rrchodrrs
(, view and ass"as damages for sad Read
rnrning over ny iani, III IL" cnun'' Of Ham.
,l,nu rfcrrsaih. which tract Of lanl adj
th" lands OF ThonnsE. il"'ys on the North.
aud ON the ',a.i by Si!ds Inwtrv, and "n tire
West hy the l,nIa of william .Hur'iork. nui
.tuntcI between Spring Cr'rk and tiH!;n-
manga, WHEN aud where ynn rny defend
said petition if yun see Frnn"r
.'DUE ". GH; CT,
~ HIS Attorney, LLvI TnuEnirr.
,N,rch |. lS,G--.it--f'r's fee ~ 30 -