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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26
70 CARRIAGE MAKERS

lust kECEit ED, a full assortment ol Carriage
- and Buggy Trimmings, viz:
Broad aud narrow Coach Lace;
Worsted II its and FringeS;
Silver, brass and iron Bands;
do, DO, Jap'd Props and Nuts;
Apron Hooks and Rings;
Stump Joints. Butt Hooks, Rain do;
Carriage Knobs, brass and Jap'd;
Hub nails, cap nuts, Lace tacks;
Back Lights. silver. brass and Jap'd;
Molieable Castings ot every description used
about carriage making,
Carriage bolts ,xls, !x', .x2, 4-l5xa, 10 5-l6 by
inch. &c; &c. For sale low by
BABCOCK BROTHERS,
nox5 Main Street.
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CO-P PARTNERSHIP

CO-F GrStaAE.- ,C1ucrr
John BURBANK " JUSEPH 4. JEW ELL
j have this day associated themselves together
As mariners in The foundry business. which they
will conduct in person. at the Evansville Foundry.
on Main Street, near the Canal bridge. Ihoy have
no on hand and are daily manufacturing com
plete assortment of stoves, OF the latest patterns
and most improved styles, which Tor material and
beauty. canno, be surpa ssed, together with heavy
stock of castings Of all other descriptions; all oi
which they will sell at the lowest prices. Partscu-
lar attention is requested to their new stove Hoo
ser No. 2,''-he latest and best improvementin The
cooking stove lne-and introduced into Evansville
this day, for the first time,
oc, 81 3,d-3mwl RCRBANE SJEWEIL.
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CORONER,S INQUEST.

| A I an Inquest held on the body ofa man name
n unknown, found in the Ohio river, at the
foot OF Pine street. city ofEvansville before Allen
y. Ballock. Coroner of Van1erburgh county,
State ofIndiana. having summoned Jury as di-
rected by law, they, upon examination found said
body to be that oi man, supposed 10 be between
% and 30 years of age. light complexion; black
hair, about five feet four inches in height had on
Sold-mixed hard-iimes panialoons blue plaid lin
sey roundabout, black satin vest, nearly new with
brass buttons, red flannel urder-shirt, hickory
Shirt brogan shoes, yarn socks. and green. red
and white comforter round his neck In the pock-
cts OF the deceased were found one pair OF wool
en- gloves, one single-bladed horn handle knife
one empty buck-skin money purse, and fifteen
cents in silver, loose in his pocket. On further
examination two FIVE francs were found in the
shoe OF his right foot. Also found in The pocket
Of the deceased a printed card showing that he
had paid deck passage for some port Che filling
up being entirely obliierated) on the s. B. GlaH-
cas- with the understanding he was to wood
aud coal the trip. The jury summoned on ihs
occasion gave the verdict" That the deceased;
in their opinion came to his death by accidental
drowning from said boat.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK. Coroner.
CHAs. L. CUTLER, Foreman. (novli-3wwl
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NOW IS TIME roRUY STOVES.
Selling at Cost. aud no Mistake.

TNiE undersigned have on hand large assort.
u mcntoi ) owes, which they will sell at cost
The following comprise portion OF their stock:
The Queen o I the We-t'' Cooking Stove;
"Premium" .f
Franklin Parlor Stoves, Self regulators, &c
And, in short. we have on hand n complete as.
soriment OF Stoves of the latest and most approved
patterns, all of which we will sell at cost. Those
wishing TO purchase, can sow meet with bargains.
Cau and examine our stoves, and If ,ou want you
can have them at cost, and no mistake We. are
determined not 70 be undersod
j. SCANTLiN & SON.
Octi6-2m Al the old stand IN Main Street
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REMOVAL.

.nR. CHAS, S. WEENEl, having removed from
~ Evansville To Nj. Vernon, wond respectfully
inform his patrons that lie has l,t his notes andac
counts with Messrs lngle q Wheeler. Tor settle
n,ent He has also leit with them the unsettled
notes and accounts due the late firm CT TFaiton &
Viewer.
Dr. w takes grea, pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public that his place TO be supplied
by w II. bYEoRD. M. d., in whose
skill and integrity hebelicves they may repose tie
utmost conhdeice, locI2f-tfl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To The Conn.ereial and 7rereling Commanit,

10 tie commercial ana ITGrCttag CONnanlf1
ErCaptains and Clerks of stesmboais. and trs,
lers generally. will find their Telegraphic dispatch
es faithfully attended TO, at the Agencyon board
the Wharf-boat at Evansville
RrPasseneers can hand their dispatches and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
o the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pass
Evansville Landingi
3F-Dispatches sent TO Evansville, for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour of NIGHT or DAY.
Do" There is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
Cd than at Evansville" says Henry O'Reilly, in
a late letter. and the public may rely upon every
effort heine made hereafter, as heretofore 10 rende
full satisfaction to the commercial and trayellin
community
Rs-The Agents on the Wharfhoat are Capta
L. G. O'RnEY & Co. forwarding merchants
and the agent at the Telegraph Office is Mr.. COSBY
2-rDespatches should alrays be handed TO the
Agent on the wharf boat, Mr.. P. G. O'Riley. The
line cannot he responsible for those handed to 9th
ers to be forwarded
decll JOHN lNCIE Tr,,s,
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Y STORE!
w II

WI Y STORE!
NV T. NOW are receiving our fall stock of goods
Wv which, together with our former stock makes
ON assortment well worthy the attention of mer-
G. anis, tor we prepared sell them on as roas
D, liable terms Us the IVES can offer.
BADCICk BROTHERS,
oct29 Water Street.
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vhRDJVARE AND CUTLERY

4 ihr III s,ann n o,ra1,,e The RanT- co1,s.stino
"a in p,rt tf Pocket Cutlery, Razors. &c. Amer
lean and sne' ish Locks, Monkey Tail Bolts, Hunts
broad Axes. Iocs OF all sizes. OK Log, Trace. Hal
ter. Breast n d Dog Chains, VIM. kowlands Gloss
cut aud mill Saws, Horse Cow and Sheep Bells,
with general assortment of shelf goods.
OBJ. GRIFFITH,
mhcG Main ST., Evansville
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n. wv SFRING AND SUMMER GCCrS!
Sii n NkLkN an kEILlN,

7 AVE just received direct from New York and
4 j. Philadelphia. a varied and extensive assort-
meiu OF Fashionable Goods. which have been Sc
lecisl with great care ior this market. Our stock
con; SIS in part OF the following articles viz
French black and brown cloths and cessimeres,
Tive ed cassimcres and summer Coatings, Pantaoou
stuff = in great variety, White and cooed Mqrseil-
les V. .sings rich Chameleon Silks Berage deianes,
tlack Gro deBhine silks, black and fancy Lustres,
rich IL nted Foulard SILK. French Lawns and Bera-
ges, r,nis, Gnghan,s, Linen Lustres, Chambrays
and II. :Urcd swiss Muslins, white and brown Linen
Drills. French Linen and linen Checks, Norsed
DamaL and Morcrns. Furniture Prints, brown and
beach, Damask Table Cloths, Nareillos Quilts
.TOwols, Crash. Sco'cn Diapers ard Irish Linens,
White M d coloTOd Muslujio MEETINGS, Umbrellas.
couon. Z nehaIn and silk fara.ols Boots and Shoes,
white brown Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Kid.
silk snc LiSii thread Gloves. Berage Sk wis. SILK
and VI. ueI.ainc llandkerchiels BonLots, Ribbons.
Lcghorn. Braid ard Palm Leaf Hats, pieces i'm
train ard three ply carpets, tchoice plterns,) No
tions AM Fancy Goods, &c, sc.
We ,specliuIly invite our friends and customers
and all others TO examine our stock before purchas
ing, as We determined to sell low any
House ~ the City for Cash or County Produce.
ap.lO NJ
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug 90, 1850.
My genuine Remedies and nntments may be had
,lhe Drug Store OF DR.: J. G.. Hatchiu * Co.
Water street, Evansville, Indiana.
aug30 :. III. SHANNON
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JOHN FARRELL

Manufactures of Confectionery,
First Street, beticeen Main and Sycamore
NANDlES OF every variety. Lemon Syrups anc
~ Soda Syrups-all .iavors. etc , etc., always or
hand. ie l2-dly.
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CITY FURNITURE wARG-Ro ON

CITY FURNITURE WARE-RCOM
S<---rz->> All kinds of Eurni--} ~
EaSSssa - 5ture OF the newest and lat %
ssc--------s@S est styles can be found at-,LsE-z
our Ware-ROoms. Our connection with the celebrl
ted house ct CAwTHoy & Co., enables TO iurnis ,
any article called for. oi the best nupuiaciure and
al the lowesi price. Knowing the want ot such a
ask on examinatoR of our stock and prices Part
of our present stock OF California Chairs, Sofas,
Centre Tables, French redsteads etc, cannot be
surpassed for beauty and finish.
| ian2S If j.. g. C. SCRWING.
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W. L. HoLIINGswoRTH., ............ISo. "a. uucurs
Wholesale and Retail
CHIEA, GLASS AND OUEENswARH
HOUSE,

HGter street. bet'rcen 1Iain and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving n very lsro.
Il aud well selected stock of
CHINA AND QJEENSWARE.
which. with their present lot will make as desira.
Die an assortment us may be found West We have
s,'eu T,. lIoil iitsourgn a weli-assored stock Of
tiasS-ware, and are desirous that all in want of
the above articles may give us n call, as we are
sstIslled that IT Will be their interest 10 do So
we invite the attention of merchants and dealers
70 examine our stock, being assured that we offer
Inducements to dealers entirely sufficient To sion
Them here II they call. Orders put up with des.
'ach so lhat they may go 10 any part of the coun.
try without breakage.
iS5-Wo are offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see
febI2 If HOLLINGSWORT'I 4, IIIICuES
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Is day, for Tie IlTst uInt, ,.,,-,,
90, 7-3id-3mwl BURBANK & JEWELL.
ADMINISIR ATO'S NOTICE.

TMINISTRATORS SALE.
A S ADMINISTRATORS ot the estate oi Fred
"A erick I.antenschiager. deed. ami by order o.
he Probate Conrt OF the county of Vanderhurgh,
viii on Saturday, the 23d day OF November. 1850
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. Nj. ard O'Clock
r NJ at the door of the Court House in the city OF
Evansville, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. Lot No sin Block No. u, in the 4th En-
largement adjoining said city, belonging to said
tate, One halt of purchase money 10 be paid IN
months; the other half in months. Purchaser to
give notes with approved security, waiying benefit
Of valuation and appraisement laws
oct 26.6t mo. j. CHANDLER, Admir-.
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SAVINGS BANK,

SAVINGS BANK.
DERSnNS having small sums OF money which
l. they wish To lay aside and save, can deposit
the same in the office of The Evansville Insuronco
C.. mpany on Water street. three doors below Liain,
such deposits viii be repaid on demand.
oct7-tl JAS. q. JONES. Sec'y
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rCR CASH DrpOsYTrD

THE Evansville Insurance Company will pay in
l. terest as iollows-the time OF repayment being
fixed by agreement, the time ol making the De.
posii:
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TO JNICRENrE. &C.

1 IL those in want oi small Farms within few
4 J. miles Of tlis City will DO well To cali on The
oseriber AZ is Oliice 2nd street, door from
thu Catholic Church. P.E. GAERlCk.
s,2 If
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS
Piano FORTES, NJ USIC .4.NU
JEJIELRT.
CHARLES CATLIN a co.
(N,ar the United States Hntr.,)
.1LGESYl. G,l

Mar The United States H"trs,)
AUGUSTA. G.l..
4 RI. the only AUTHORIZED Acen's for
"a Culckerlng'S. Nunn'S 4 Clark. and
Adam SIudar'> Piano Foote'S. They keep
constant, on hand large assortment OF
instruments from the above Manufactures.
embracing every variety of style Of 6, g..
81 aud + ortavrS, which they will sell nj
he lowest Factory prices. giving their own
aud lhp MAKERS guarantee as being perfect
N every respect. Their stock of Music
Vioiia>, Gouars, Hanios. Flutes aud Nc-
corIron>, is large an,i well selected.
They aI,u have a large stock OF Watches.
'rw",ry aud silver " are, which they Will
>el' low.
a u orl"'s viii receive prompt attention.
and wiII be 9uaranierd 10 give saltst faction
~ crrr respect.
pei. %, lN.JO-N" II
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WASHING MADE EASY D.!

Or ho,r 10 U'nsh Clothes miihOW Machines,
Ivashbocrds, or Pounding Barrels.
cEND ME ONE DOLLAR. Free OF
- Postage. and will send YOU, by mail,
A printed circular. giving plain directions
Tor WASHING CLOTHES, that will en-.
able one person TO DO all the washing OF
large family before breakfast, thus avoid =
me al! the confusion Of a washing day.
ih,s method requires no machines, wash
boards or rnunh,ng barrelS-NO RUBBING
THE SKIN OVf YOUR FINGERS
no ,oarln4 of buttons. and wearing OFT
clothes. THIS plan SAVES THE CLOTHES
makes them whrer, and never INJURIES the
finest f,1rlc. The articles used cost but
few cents for a large washing. The cIrCu-
l,r also contains directions Tor CLEAR
SEARCHING, IRONING l. A & d ;,
WASHING and CLEANING SILKS,
KID GLOVES, removing stains. grease
spots, sc. These are the greatest chrml-
cal discoveries Of the age. All the hotels
steamers, and large laundry Establishments
use INV mrrhoh Of Washing. Send letter:
TO MADAME; BEAVELT. Patent Laun
dr~ss, Ann Street, New York, postage laIJ
March | ISJ0-3m 10
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Chancery Court at Cleveland, Tenn.
Price McNair for himself and others.

Chancery Court at Cleveland, Tenn.
Price McNair for himself and others.
as.
John McNar.
~k'IIE account ordered to be taken in ,b;e
cause al the last term of the Cbancerv
Court at Cleveland. will be taken at The
Office Of the Clerk and Master in Cleveland
on Monday the 10lh day of MAY next, at
which time and place the parties are mott.
fed TO attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, C. s. M.
April 10, lS50-4l Prs fee So 50
Benjamin W. Patty. Executor of Obid
Patty. deceased.
as.
George o. Patty, Lucinda Crockett. and
her husband David Crockett, Marian
Crockett and her husband James Crock.
Ell, and others, heirs of said Obid PaIv,
VENtlE hccoun, ordered to be tsker in mi,
cause at the last term of the Chan.
Gerry Court al Cleveland. will be taken at
the office of the Clerk and Master in
Cleveland on Thursday the 23J day OF
MAY next, az which time The parties are
notified TO attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, C.. s. M.
April 10, lSjO.-It Prs fee S. 80
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UNITED STATES MAILLINE
.NEIV' I'OI:K and L'X.7RLESTO.N'
Steam shin Line.

ofuW sup A"es
'HNTIE Steamships, NOR IHER.NER Capt.
n II. S. BuDp, and SOU7HEE .NER, Capt.
NJ. BERRY. viii leave Charleston, S. c., for
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival of the Western Cars. These huals
are handsomely fitted mp, well commanded.
and IN every way worthy the attention of the
travelling public.
state room berth :25, Lower Cabin open
bprths $40, S,eeragc Passage IS.
No berth secured until paid COR. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor. Adgcr's South Wharf and East Bay L.
Aug 81, lSl9--ly ~
EUST RECEIVED Bottles. FIasks.
~ Walls, assorted; Breas, pipes; Nipple
Shells; Nursery. bottles: Glass Syrnoes,
Male and Female; and n good lot OF : by
10 aud 10 BY IL Window Glass.
Dec. %. 1919. WIN. BURNS.
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Chance,y Comt at Cleveland, Tenn.
Robert Il. Mcconnell. Administrator of
Samuel Mcconnell, deceased,
as.
The Hers and Creditors of said Samuel
Mcconnell.
VEN he account ordered to he taken in this
Il cause at the last term of the Chancery
Court al Cleveland, will be taken at the
office OF the Clerk and Master. IN Cleveland,
on Tuesday the 18th day Of June next, at
which time and place the parties are noii-
fed to attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, G.. & M.
April &c, lS50-4r Prs fee SO SO.
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HATS, CAPS AND BONNE1S
K. z. Ferry Il Co.,

IWAVE now on hand 'ul stock Of Hats,
Ia Caps, Eonnets and umhTe'l"s' "'
every STYLE ard qualify. AS we have our
Goods Direct from the Manufacturers we
are enabled 10 sell as low and on as good
terms as can be had IN any market hl~r-
chants and dealers ia want OF any articles
in our line, would do we'll IN looking a,
our stock before buying elsewhere.
Call a, T. l.. Frny x Co.'S store, Near
the Mansion ilonse, Augusta, Ga.
N. Il. Particular enilon gwen to orders
Feb %. lSjO--lN' ~
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= Q Ok GeIowe E-ouEg1V!


~. = .E.s. e, -. :. e IL
ESpECIFULI.T brg> leave 10 call
&c the attention OF his friends aud the
ru5lc ~ general to his lArg" and iashIona.
bn stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS. that he ia just receiving. These
Goods have been selected with great care,
and bought as low a. cash could buy them
II an, market IN the United States
HIS stock consists in part OF ihc follow
ing articles: Super Blue, Black. Brown,
and invisible Green French and English
Clp,hs; Twced> and Ca.simrrss. Of new
and bpau,ltnl slyIrs; Chameleon SIX and
Satin Ve>tngs; SlIk Velvet. Sc Kentucky
Iean>; Salnet-; fancy Hemp Linens;
LINEN Chambleys: Buckeye do: Cotton
aides; Nankerns, twlIlrd and plain: ID
Drap d Etc, very fine and hean'iul: : do
for Goats and Pants; & 1 Munrorey Cord;
rs do, beau,l!n! for Goats and Pants.
TIE L.4UiES
are particularly invited to call and examine
our Fushio""bir Sioch' Of Dress Goods--
they cant be beat They CONSIST in pant Of
the foiluwing. Rich Chauei"on figured
Silk; fashionable PlatI do; SIR Baiegcs
of every shade; beautiful SILK Tissues, a
variety OF patterns: Harge,; Mu'Ins,
corn and all other rulnr,; Swiss Mn,I!ns;
Jacone,Is; Victoria Lawns: French printed
and American Bard Mu>Ijns; II large as.
sorlment OF French, English and Ameri-
can Prints; Bonnrr>: Rlbhands; SILK Mns;
Kid Gloves rIlj Fans: Flowers; Wrenlhs:
Linen and SILK H'k''s; h"au''n needle
work Collars; plain aud fancy colored six
Twist, for Purses and tpluculcs: Steel,
Coil, and Silver Beads; Ear and Finger
Rings; Shell Tuck aud $ de Combs. and a
great variety OF lancys and staples TOO trdi.
Gus to mention, and as cheap rs the cheap
est; Hats: Caps; Shoes ami Boots; iiarI-
ware AID Cutlery; Qne"nswaT": large 10,
of superior Coffee and S5ugar-il lbs. SUI
gar Tor Sl-G lbs. D! superior Riot Office : !
AlSpIcr; Pepper; Ginger; Salara'ns; Soda;
Indigo aud Madden, C0pperas; ENt Log
wool; White and Red Lead: Putty; GLASS.
&c. SC.
Also, for sale 200 barrels Virginia Salt,
with every other article usually kept 10!
sale 10 country stores.
Gnd now, Ladies and Gentlemen, re-
turn Won nv hcar-lell thanks for your p1sl
iayors. bat past iavors are gone with past
necessities. and | am lhe SANE needy crea-
lure vet, and IN conclusion, | viii sly |
ran live on as small profits as any man,
can sell YOU as cheap goods
rs any body. Come and see.
b. +. MARTIN.
Calhoun, A pril 10. lS5O-ir 50
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eSCGcC Seminary,
ED AT GEOhG L TOWN
Hamilton cOuuiu, Tenn.

Hamilton comtY, Tenn.
EA7AS opened on tie frs, Monday OF
Nv January last, for the reception Of
young Ladies' and GcnIemcn.
The Trustees take great pleasure in an
nounclnG to ltc pubic ihn' they have Sc.
cured he services Of Rev. J. l. McD"WELL
and /. p. CALHOUN. to take charge of the
In-,i'nrirn. (whicn il now under an entirely
new rrgan,zolln6.) md will in future be-
conducted by the in,n, supervision of these
."n,em"n. The ard can now chcriulIy
recommend the Seminary to the confidence
md patronage of an enlightened public.
The ocaIiv is most desirable one
being located in fcrll" mud HEALTHY re-
gloG Of cnnntry. surrounded with good 50
clr'y, aud free from the ,cmp'a'i"ns TO wee
aud d.-sipar,on. Combining these advantn'
yes win III" indn>'ry. ability and un,lrlng
rnrrgy OF ,h" instructors. the Trustees feel
It III hnns,iug 10 say, here is n place for
yuung Ladies' and Gentlemen 10 obtain n
thorough Academic Education.
A preparatory Department will be con-
ncc"d wi'h the Seminary. in which there
will be given ,hornugh instruction in oil the
Elementary branches usually Taught in our
Common ,SchnnI..
The crmpIclr Academic course will en-.
brace 'hrc" regular ycars-the Junior, Mid.
die and S,nior.
Course Of Study
JUNIOR Class. -Ari'hmc'lr, Modern Ge'
ogrophy, English Grammar completed, HIS.
tory u. s.. Latin a'.d Greek Grammar, Laln
aud Iire"k Readers. Elementary Algebra.
NlppLE CLASS ---AncIrrt Geography.
Myrh"'ogy. Botany, Ancient History. Caesar,
Virgil, Greek Testament. Algebra, (Bour
d"n,) Geometry. (DavIes,) Composition and
Defamation.
SENIOR Glass. Rhetoric. Mental and
Moral Silence. Na'ural Philosophy. Asiron'
nmy. Chemistry, the Classics, and higher
Mathematics.
TUiT!ON-Per session Of Fire .Noaihs:
Primary Department, al 90
Junior Class, 10 90
Middle Clnss. l20O
Senior Class, 10 w
There is attached to the Institution,
largo ind conmoduus Boarding House. I'M.
der the supervision Of faithful ara accom-
mrdallng gentleman, who will TAX" pleasure
IN maklrg all who may board with HIM
happy and comfortable.
Dnardlng can be had Mt i, 90 per week,
and IN good private families al from 81 to
s! - per week.
Tuition fees are 10 be paid one half in ad.
vance.
Rev. HIRAM DOUGLASS.
President.
DI. JAMES NJ. CAMrBELL. Secretary.
CHARLES !iUTcnIsnN, Esq. Treasurer.
IT, Letters in regard 10 the Institution,
ran be directed to Rev. J. l.. Mcdowell. or
T. p. Calhoun, Limestone, Hamilton county,
Tens,
Feb. |. l-J0-lf IL
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BUSEsstHNG-gfOasEG.

BAS. $. BRIDGES respectfully informs the
O. public that he has removed from the
Athens Hotel to the house recently occupied
h, E.q. Mayo rs IL Public House. where ir Is
prepared to accommodate a few gentlemen
with boarding, by the year, month, week CT
day.
II. y. 4 few horses would be kept if re-
CURED.
Aliens. Apr;l s 1850 If 50
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-10
Ben amin W. Patty. Executor of Obid
Patty. deceased.
N OFT g e.

4 HAEEseve times notified those who
are indebted to the estate of JOHN +,
REEDER, deceased. and. also, who-are
indebted 10 me Individually, to come for.
ward and settle up, and pay 10 the utter,
most larlhing, which has not been attend.
ed 10 by those who are indebted, and now
say. positively, that If settlements are not
made. accents closed up, III il 4 ss44rort time.
that they will find their notes and accounts
in the hands Ct an officer The time has
come when am compelled to settle IN the
estate of John +. Reeter, and consequent.
Iy. am compelled TO have the money
and seeing the condition that am placed
10, ! hope that no one will put me to the
necessity OF sueing, but that they will obey
this last call.
JAMES Il BRADFORD,
March !. lSJ0-tf rs
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