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Blacksmithing-- Shop
LEWIS CARTER

ED ESPECrFULLY informs the public that
lO he has commenced the Blacksmithing
Business at CrawiorG's old stard, in the town
of Athens, and is prepared to do all kinds OF
work in the best manner. His experience ~
the business, and his determination to use
none but the best materials, will enable him
to give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their custom. He will iron wagons in ii
style that can't be beat. He will always have
on hand large stock of the best iron and
coal and IA he intends to do his work we'll,
and for reasonable prices, he will expect the
CASH down or notes in every instance. by
close attention 10 business, low prices, and
good work, he hopes to receive portion OF
public patronage. lie can he found ut his
shop in The West end of town at all times.
AtteIls, Oct. II, lhJN--lt lO7
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$500 Reward !
WILLIAM TROUsDALE,

Governor Of the State Of Tennessee:
To all ,rhO shaU see these i'resents--Greet-
ing:
VA HEREAS, It has been made known
w to me that certain JAMES MAS
SEY. charged with having committed a
foul and atrocious murder on the lth day
Of May. 1850, upon the body Of John
Brown. late Of our county OF Meigs, has
fled from justice and Is now running al
large.
Now. therefore, I, WILLIAM TRoUsDALE,
Governor as aforesaid. BY virtue Of the
power aud authority in me vested. do here
by offer a Reward of THREE HUNDRED
(S3OO) DOLLARS to any person or per-
sons who may apprehend the said James
Massey and deliver him 10 the Sheriff or
Jailor Of our county of Meigs. in order
that justice in that behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony srLereof, have
: SEAL Thereunio set my hand and caus-
wv ed the Great Seal of the Stale 10
be affixed at Nashville, on the LIST
day OF October, 1850.
BIZ the Governor:
w. TROUSDALE.
w. B. A. RAMSEY,
Secretary Of State.
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DESCRIPTION.

James Massey is aged about 40 years
about six feet hish-heavy set-slightly
stoop shouldered-sandy HAIR, inclined to
curl. and little grey-blue eyes-red CON-
plexion-long arms-large hands and feel,
-articulates many words badly, partic-
ularly where the letters III occur, such
as dis for This, &c-has down-cast look
has gap in one Of his front teeth, occa-
stoned by decay. also. very small wen or
mole over the left eve.
Oct. ii, lS50-4t 10Y
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G. q WI WI h HsEIlAL.
AUGUSTA, October 7, 1850.

AUGUSTA, October 7, 1850.
Editor Post:
Our market was never better supplied
with Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware,
Drugs. Hats, Shoes, Saddery, Furniture,
and Groceries, than at this time, but in
consequence of the crops Of Cotton and
! Corn being both small, together with the
Bone Fever. (Which, although unpleasant,
is not the least dangerous" has caused
business to be rather light.
COFFEE has advanced 10 l3c per ID. for
prime qualities, extremes l2l l9c.
SUGAR has slightly advanced-Muscova-
do aud New Orleans command 7 7Ac;
Porto Rico n Sc; Clarified do. 81 9ac;
Loaf. Crushed and Powdered do. | | II &c.
MoLAssEs, slightly tart Csc; prime 24c
per gallon.
SALT {sl.2O usual time, or l,ls cash,
per sack.
SprcEs-Giuger Sc; Pepper Sc; Spice
l4c per h.
FLouR-Our market is we'll supplied
with Northern. Tor which the demand is
limited, that of our city Mills being pres
ierred to all other qualities. No Tennessee
Flour in market.
CoRN-There is little or no Corn coming
10 market. Some small lots have been
sold at s5c per bushel.
GREEN AppLEs-Large and fine fruit
command about $3.50 per barrel. Small
fruit drug.
DRIED FHUIr-We cannot recommend
dried Peaches or Apples to be sent to this
market, as both are extremely dull sale at
almost any price.
Ipisu PorAroEs-Large without pieces
would command $3.50 2,75 per barrel,
but unless the small potatoes and pieces
are kept out it is useless 10 send them 10
thus market.
FEAruEns continue to command 81 a
$50 per ID. according to quality.
BACoN-Some small lots Of Bacon have
sold at 73c per ID.
Exchange can now be got Of our Banks
a; par on all the Northern city Banks for
Georgia bills.
SMALL Pox.--A stranger from Phladel-
phia stopped here few hours "some few
days ago" who he'd small pox. In remov-
ing him one white man, worthless per-
son, and negro came in contact with him,
and on yesterday it was discovered both
had the disease. They are confined in the
Hospital. and it is generally believed ii
cannot possibly spread.
Very respectfully yours,
BAKER. WILCOX s. co.
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School Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to the Acts of Assembly
L and in obedience TO an order OF the
Circuit Court OF McMinn county, | will
sell on the premises. 10 the highest bidder,
on Saturday, the 26th of October next, the
Section of School Land in the first Frac-
tionol Township. East OF the Meridian,
Hiwassee District; this Section living on
the waters of ConaSauga. about IL miles
South east of Athens, in a first rate neigh.
borhood, and adjoining ChIhowee Noun
tain, the same having been valued as fol-
lows, to VII:
The North west quarler at Sl,4OO
South west - 3OO
North east 200
Southeast
Total Tor the Section S2,lO5
JOHN l.. BRIDGES. Clerk
Circuit Court for Mc.Ninn county.
Sept. Is. lS50-lds Prs lee s. lO3
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WAR OF 1872!

A LII persons who served in the War Of
IA 1912, rs or IA, or any Indian Wa
since 1870. are. under late Act of Con-
gress, entitled to Bounty Land. The un
dersigned are prepared to regulate the
claims OF all persons who may entrus, them
10 their care. All persons who have been
in any wise disabled ia the service OF the
United States at any time, or the heirs oil
such persons as have died, are entitled to a
pension.
No charge made where the claim is not
secured. J. w. Blackwell
w. /. BLACKWELL.
Oct ii, lS50-4t lO7
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Soldiers! Soldiers !!

IHNflE Undersigned having Tor some time
" directed his attention to the collection OF
SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and having all the Blanks
and Forms used in procuring them, respect
fully sollcits an interview with all who have
been in any War since the Revolution. He
will attend the Courts of Benton, Kingston,
Athens and Maryville, prepared with Blanks
and Forms, and viii give his whole attention
to snch claims rs may be entrusted to him for
collection. At all other times he will be
found at his Office in the Courthouse in Madi-
sonvile.
Ii nothing is obtained nothing will be
charged. ID. p. HURLEY.
MadisOnvilc, Oct. | lS50-tf 1907
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]. @. @. r.

McMINN LODGE, No. 81. Of the indie.
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows, will have q
public Procession and Address. ON Thursday
the 24th inst, in this place, Brethren in
East Tennessee and Northern Georgia. ind
all transient Brethren in good standing, are
earnestly invited to unite with US in the
cer.1lA1pG-nf the day. Citizens generally,
are also javited to attend.
r. c. JACKSON, }
A. n. KEITH. Com.
R.N. McEWEN, }
Oct 4 1850
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CNANCERY SALE.

EcURSUANT to a decree OF the Chance.
u ~ Court at Cleveland, Tennessee, al
the August Term, 1850, in the case Of
Robert Fl. Mcdonnell, Administrator o,
Samue! Mcconnell, deceased, against the
heirs and creditors of said Samuel McCon,
nell, deceased. | will,on Tuesday, Goth No
sold, expose TO public sale, at the Courts
house door in the town of Benton. Polk
county, Tennessee, all the right, ntle aud
interest that the heirs Of the said Samuel
Mcconnell, deceased, have IN and TO the
following Tracts of Land and Town Lots
in the Town Of Columbus, Polk county,
Tennessee, to wit $50 acres, the South
west fractional quarter OF fractional section
3, first fractional township, South, and
range one. West OF the meridian, in the
Hiwasse- District, Polk county. Tennessee
Also. 40 acres, North cas-, corner of North
east quarter of section seven, aud fraction
al township 9 South, 4th lange East; 81
acres, the West half OF the North west
quarter of section Is, township . South.
range East; GO acres, East fractional hall
of the South east fractional quarter of sees
lion ii, fractional township 5 South, range
5 East; 100 acres. Southwest quarter oil
section 50, fractional township = South,
and range 5, East OF the basis line, in the
Ocoee District; SO acres, East half Of the
North west quarter Of section 33. fractional
'Ownship2 South, range 5 East. Also,
The following Town Lots IN the town Of
Columbus. Polk county. Tennessee. to vii:
1ne Lot known and designated as the Fer.
y Lot, at the mouth OF Conasauga creek,
n said town Of Columbus. where 1t emp
les INTO the Hiwass-e River; also. one
'ther Lot known and distinguished as Lot
NO. so, IN SAID town OF Columbus, All
If which lands lie in the county Of Polk,
md State of Tennessee.
TERMS OF SALE.-Fiiteen per cent. Of
he purchase money TO be paid down, and
he residue in equal portions on r'edt OF
me and two years, secured by bond and /
ecurity, and lien retained on the lands
Inul the money is pad.
JAMES BERRY. C.. & NJ. !
Sept. 20. lS50-6t Prs fee 50 l0i
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Guardians Sale.

IN pursuance of leave granted by the Coun-
Il ty Court Of Polk county, will be sold on
the second Monday in October next, at the
Court-house in the town of Benton,
sic Y'0syN EOts,
known ir the general plan of said town as
lots No. 1922, lOG. 1917, 1913. 40 and 50. all OF
which said Lots are improved. Sold for the
heirs.
Terms made known on the day of Sale.
DEkALB REYNOLDS,
Special Guardian.
Aug, 30, lS50--5t l0l
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New Fall and Winter Goods
G. w. ROSS & CO.,

4 RE now receiving their Fall and Winter
"A supply Of Cloths. Cassimers, Casiueis,
Twcc'ls, Pilot Cloths, Oovercoatings, Blank
cts aud Shawls Of all sizes, Water Proof Boots,
shoes, Hats and Caps, Ginghams, Alpac-
cas- and Calicoes, which will be- sold very low
for cash. tSept. 20, lSjO-tf l0i
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M,jRRIED,

On Wednesday the I'd inst. by the Rev.
rhos. L. Hoyl, Mr.. G. M. LouGHMILLER,
to Miss FANNY Z. RUTHERFORD.
Also. by the same, on the Sd inst, Mr.
VIM. l.. ATKINSON, to Miss DoRcAs E.
LoUGHNIILLER. all Of this county.
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T:rcuit Contradiction county.

J:rcUi! C0urt---McMinn county.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
SamI Workman aud John Wolff, Admin
islIa,ors Of Archibald r. Turk, deceased,
rs.
James Griffith. Mary J. Collier, Archibald
X. T. Hambrighl and Archibald r.
Turk.
Ut appearing TO the Court from the peti-
L lion in this cause, that Archibald X.
Turk, one Of The defendants, is not a CHI.
Zen of the State OF Tennessee, it is ordered
that publication be made IN the Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring the
said defendant TO appear at the next term
oil the Circuit Court 10 be held for McN1Inn
county, at the Court house IN Athens, on
the second Monday OF December next, 20
plead, answer or demur TO the plaintiffs
petition, or the same will be taken 10. con
fessed, as 10 him, and set for hearing eE
parie. JOHN l.. BRIDGES, Clerk.
Sept. 81, lS5O-4t Prs Zee $3.50 los
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J.a s.. e. co OkE.
ATTORNEY AT Law,

.Hhcns, Tennessee,
SNT ILL practice IN the Courts of Monroe.
w McMinn, Rhea, .Heigs, Hamilton.
Bradley and Polk counties.
Office nearly one door West of the Athens
drugstore.
March |, lSJ0--tf Is
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Consolidated Lotteries of Md.
FOR OCTOBER. 1850!

THE Stale Consolidated Lotteries of Ma
l. rvland are drawn BY State Lottery Com.
mlssioners appointed by the Governor OF
Maryland, and
CHARTERED Ely ACT OF ASSEMBLY!
I'LL Tickets Of The .Waryland Lotteries bear
the Stamp of The State.
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ChancerV Sale,


PURSUANT 10 decree of the Chances
ry Court at Cleveland. Tennessee, at
the August term, 1850, in the case of War
ner L. Covll,e and others. against George
Co!ville, ST., and others, will. on Thurs
day, the q 81 day OF November next. ex.
pose TO public sale on the premises. all the
right. ri,le, interest and claim, that the
SAID George Coville, A., has in and 10 the
following described Tract of Land, to wit
the undivided halt. except four acres, Of the
South wesr quarter Of Section ihirty.oue,
Township three. Range Que. West OF the
MERRIAM, iiIwassee District, McMiuu
county.
TERMS OF SALE: One hundred dollars in
cash, and the remainder on a credit of
twelve months. secured by bond and secu.
riIy, and lien retained upon The land until
the money Is paid.
JAMES BERRY. C. & NJ.
Sept. 20, lcjO-6t Prs fee $3.50 I0I
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Chancery Court at Cleveland.
Elijah Gate, J,;o,;
u.s. """
Jonathan N. Cate. J. w. A''acnmeh'
III IL

Jonathan N. Cate, J. w. -,
Gnchell. and others. o''''
Ut appearing from the allegations of the
= bill, that the defendants, Jonathan N.
Cate and J. w. Gtchell. are not inhabi.
,ants of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of the Court cannot be-
seived upon them, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four success
i've weeks in the Athens Post, a newspaper
Published in the town OF Athens, Tenn,
calling upon the said defendants TO appear
at the next term of the Chancery Court at
Cleveland. 10 be held on the fourth Mon.
day IN February next, then and there TO
plead, answer or demur to complainant's
bill. or the same will be taken as confessed
and set for hearing eI paric as to them.
JAMES BERRY, G. & NJ.
Sept. 90. le50-4t Prs fee So lO4
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COLVIM g. co.
Office N. w. cor. Baltimore s. Calvert ST

Office N. w. cor. Baltimore s. Calvert SITS =,
MUSEUM BUiLDING. baltimore. MI.
The list of Prizes sold by COLVlN s
CO.. in the September Lotteries show the
cheering fact that "aIl is WE'LL"
The Grand Capital $4,000, Nos. 81 81
65. Sold IN Baltimore.
The Grand Capita $4,000, Nos. 9 Is
So. Sold in N. Carolina.
The Grand Capita $4,000, Nos. &c Ge
IS. Sold in Alabama.
The Grand Capital $4,000, Nos. 8 81
"a. Sold IN Tennessee,
The Grand Capital 100000, Nos. 81 &c
IS. Sold in Mississippi.
AND OTHER PRIZES!
GAS thick and numDerless as the gay
notes that people the sunbeams.
AN orders permait receive prompt attention
Please examine the following schedule OF
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iiST on LETTERS

~ ~. r .-Aa-tA+ -'At 4-i-. he Pest OG!ce at
az Athens, on the lst day OF October,
1850, which, # not taken GU, before the LIST
day of January next, will be sent on 10 the
Genera. Post Office as dead letters.
B,rIsone, T. l. Elliott
Ballard, VIM or Rob Inman, John
ert Langiord Jones, Robert ID
Boone, Israel Landineham, Mrs e
Baylrss, Pike Lowery. Eliza f.
Beals, Sarah Mckennon. Neil
Bird. Banner Miller, Hiram
Block, + l. Morris. William
Chambers, John Miller, John
Chandler. David c Porter, John
Charles, Oliver Rnnnels. Henderson
Dugan, 'asac n Raney.C
Davis, II III Shelton. J A
Davis, Rachel Miss Siiger, Henry
Ellis, John Sneion, G ID
Essman, John TrimbIe, E G
Edmonds, r II Wilson. James G.
+. BOYD, 2. Nj.
Oct. 4, lS50-3t LOG
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81 Boxes Virginia TObaccO!
a5UT up in boxes about 100 pounds each.
Il e Jumps to the pound. jus, received and
for sale low.
MCEWEN & GILLESPIE,
Aug. 80, 1850 IOl
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tlbiC VI tiaIiii " t'iy wa AIT hCiSih
before provided for, made or cxecu
ted prior to the issue, shall be null
and void to all in!cnts and purposes
whatsoever, nor shall such certificate
or warrant. or the land obtained
thereby, be in any wise affected by
or charged with, or subject to, the
payment Of aav debt or claim incur.
red by such officer or soldier prior tc
the issuing of the patent"
In his judgment the issue contem'
plated in the body Of the above rccitcd
clause Of the law is the issue Of the
patent. Consequently, all sales. trans
ferS, assignments. and membranes
of soldiers land claims, made before
the emana,ion OF the patents, are void
and will be disrcgarded by the Gov.
eminent. Spectators are therefore
admonishcd that they can acquire no
rights by purchase which will be
recognised by this Department.
feel it to be my duty, also, to
warn the frank and confding soldier
against the arts and devices of agents,
who will seek to exaggerate the diili>
culties of obtaining the land in order
to enhance their own charges.
The evidence of service exists
among the archives Of the country.
In nine cases out Of ten the only proof
required will be OF the identity of the
applicant, or of the marriage and
widowhood, or hcirship. These are
facts readily proven, and therefore
the difficulties will in most cases be
merely nominal. And to remove even
these slight obstacles. and to give
more full and complete effect to the
muniicence of the Government, | beg
leave respectfully to recommend to
the proper authorities of each county
and township to employ suitable
agent. at the expense of the county,
10 supervise the preparation OF the
applications and proofs OF claimants.
The ignorant and unwary would thus
be protected from imposition, the poor
soldier from burdens they are not able
to bear, and the Government from
many embarrassments which may
result from the awkwardness OF in.
competent agents.
In conclusion. desire to say that
great care will be used to guard
against undue preferences of one class
Of applicants over others. With this
view, at the proper time, a sufficient
number of clerks will be employed to
issue the certificates with the least
possible delay, so that all may have
an equal chance Of making advantage
Gus locations.
ALEX. III. Ii. STUART,
Secretary Oft the Interior
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RAI1aoAL fiuu.sa.r.~-We icgfo,
TO learn that serious accident has
occurred on the Camden Branch OF
the South Carolina Railroad. The
trestle over the Watcree swamp
gave way on yesterday, as IA freight
train was passing downwards, and
from the best Information we can
gather the trestle work, Cor the dis.
lance of three miles, is now lying on
the ground a perfect wreck.
The train, of course, is much in.
jured also, but to what extent we
have not ascertained, and several
persons employed on it were injured
severely. but no one MORALLY as it il
believed. The mails and passengers
for Camden from Charleston and
Columbia were taken from this place,
conveyances having been procured,
for that purpose by &. J. BoIlin, agent
of our depot. We cannot now 60
into the causes which have produced
such an accident with tres,Ie work
comparatively new, and which, we
believe, is daily examined by officers
of the road.-Columbia Telegraph,
4h inst.
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Lotteries for October, 1850.

v
Date. p'k'ge o
Oct. Capitals. No. of Balls. Tkts. Wh's. ors
8, 100000 Is nos. l5dr., S., 500. 81:
10, $500 Is os.I2lr., |, Is. 81
II, 5000 rs nos.l6dr., %, 80. 7!
10000 KS nos.l4dr., Is, $50. A:
3U,OOO)
IA. 10000 70 nm, ,ol, o. &c G
&lOo(2, 500 : y "''''o"''' 49, '0'
Is, 5000 Is nos. l2dr.. l.. l5, 81
IS. 10000 IS nos. l5dr., 10, 100, g
II, 100000
10000 rs nos l3dr., 5, IS, lG
100000
Is, 5000 II nos l3dr., q, so, n
90. 25,O0O} ,o,x &, ,c
S OF 5000 10 'o'''''''' - W. ~
%, 100000 ,o,. IN ,oo o.,
2O,OOO} - "o'' o'''' w. low ''
"a, 100000 ,oIx ~ 1913
5 of $500 ~ "oS'i ~u'' - 80 '''
rs, 5000 ,e1. o, On -
3.0OOS "o'''o0''' 80 w. -
&c, 10000
81 5G' GOO rs nos.lGlr., so, 800, rs
5000
%, 4of 5000 rs nos .l3dr, "a, Sc, 9
20. 10000 Is nos. l5dr., 5, GO, Is
80, $4,000 Is nos. l3dr., 10, $50, 324
81. 5of 900 II nos ldr., |, Is, 81
Letters containing enclosures of Bank
notes or drafts come safe directed Colvln &
Co.. Baltimore. Md.
Orders solicited for tickets or pack ages OF
tickets m any Of the above splendid lotteries.
o. Correspondents can transact buslne +"
through lae mails with this agency, as
well as though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
hy return mail.
Man,ccrs Official Drawings, with state.
meat u, ."suIt. sent under close envelope
to al " order ,,ckets.
EJ.. no'ce on all good banks IN the
ro,n,,v, or Prize tickets received in pay
menl. at par. Tor tickets.
Prizes rasA"" -, s.ghI. BANK drafts re-
nllted to too holding prizes.
All olues a.e caieully complied with.
The most prompt attention always given
to orders.
Please address COLVIN & co.
NV cor. Baltimore & Calvert SITS.
Museum Building, Baltimore. Md.
Sept. 27, l65O-lm So los
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Salt! SaIt!! Salt!

q lsF received, IA good lot of Kings and
" Sack Salt, which we propose selling cheap
for cash. BRADFORD Il DODSON.
>Athen'. September q, iSj0-tf l02
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Salt

TuST received. a lot OF Kings Salt in good
y barrels. WIN. II. DALIEW.
Sept. 20, ls50-tf l04
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Two Likely Young Negroes,

"a boy and girl,) On a credit OF six months,
except 5 per cent. oi the purchase money 4,
which will he required To- be paid ON the day
of sale. Bond anl approved security will be
required from the purchaser for the remainder
SAID Negroes are ordered TO be- sold on appli.
cation Of Thos. j. Locke, Administrator of
Pliney Locke, deed, ia order 10 effect dis
tribution of said estate.
JOHN NJ. LILLAID, Clerk.
Sept. 6, ls50-7t Prs fee IS l02
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ed over them. Rub them out, rinse
them in cold water, and they will! be
ready for driving.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.

Foreign.--lt is stated on the au-
thority Of the Paris correspondent of
the London Herald, that an arrange.
ment is on foot between Spain on the
one side, and England and Holland on
the other, by which Spain, on condi-
ton of having Cuba protected by the
Joint action Of these powers, engage
to pay the debt due by her to her
English and French creditors.
Preparations are making in Vienna
to meet Gen. Haynau on his return
with loyal devotion. The Austrian
Minister in London has been instruct.
ed to demand punishment Of those
who assaulted him.
President Napoleon has returned
to Paris from his late journey through
the principal cities and towns OF
France.
The only important political Incl.
dent of the week, in France is the
discovery Of another Orleans plot.
The document. connected with it do
not appear to ln,plicate any one in
particular.
The Danes and Holsteiners con.
tlnuc to have few skirmishes, but
the former decline to enter into a
general battle.
The Cholera has broken out in
China, and the Governor of Macao
has been carried off by the disease.
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Sale of Magroes,

IN accordance with an order and decree Of
4 the Honorable Circuit Court of Mcigs
county, Tennessee, at the August term, 1850,
I will proceed 10 sell 20 the highest bidder at
the Courthouse door IN the town OF Decatur,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of October next,