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PROPOSALS

WILL he received by the Mayor OF
w the Town OF Athens. of the State o.
Tennessee, until the l0Ih OF July next, for
executing the following work. VIZ: for dig
glng ditch six feet wide and three feet
deep at the shaIlowest point. from Ander-
sons corner to ESQ Rallpw's, the course to
he DESIGNATED BY the Mavor of sand town;
said dilch to be paved with rock IN the bot
tom; the sides OF the same 20 be walled
with rock; said wall to he one foot thick
by two high, and to be covered with timber
one foo, square and then covered with DIRT;
or, proposals accompanying the same, sub
s,itutIng timbers one foot square IN place
of the rock Tor the side wall.
TERMs:-One half will be paid when the
work Is completed, and the balance within
six months. Goud security will he rpquir-
ed for the faithful performance of the con =
tract. Bv order of the Board
WIN. II. RALLEW, Mayor.
GEO. w. Ross, Recorder.
June ii. lS5O-tf 90
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COMM ERCIAL.
AUGUSTA, June 10Th, 1850.


Editor Post:
An improvement of &c per ID. has taken
place since our letter Of 9th ulI.. in the
price Of Bacon. Sides command &c; hams
y s; shoulders Sc, or hog round Gle per
ID. cash.
LARD of good quality sells readily a, 81
6ac. but other descriptions remain I'm
saIeahle a. any puce.
FEArHERs-Socks accumu'ating, but
sill relallpd al 50 33c per ID.
CoFFEE-A further declrue has taker
place. Fair quality commands l0c, and
choice l04c. usual time.
SUGAR remains without the least change.
Muscovado 6 g.; Louisiana 6 G.; Porto
Rico and 81. Crolx GA a TIC for fair and
choice descriptions.
MoLAssEs remain al Csc; Nails AZ; Salt
Sl.I5.
Exchange on all Northern cities &c pres
MUM. Yours, &c..
BAKER. WILCOX s. co.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP,

HNilE nndersi gUc,i has located himself miles
l. East of Athens, on Chestua Creek, and
has now on hand aud will contiue to manu-
facture Wool CARDING MACHINES, of the latest
improved style, aud superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta-
Bile HORSEPOWER and Threshing Machines ofan
Improved and superior quality, and calcu-
lated to thresh any kind of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manufactured
with great care, with view to durability
and will be disposed Of Oh accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also fepa,r any kind
Of Machinery, and will promptly attend to
any business in his line with which he may
he favored. He will also manufacture pat
terms for Cast Machinery Of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
June IA, lS50-6m 80
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO CHATTANOOGA.
]. B. TAYLOR g. co,

HAVING obtained the contract for
81 carrying the Mails from Knoxville to
Chattanooga, for four years from the
first OF July, 1850, respectfully inform the
public that their line will be well sucked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses,
and sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared to carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. This
route lraver>es n beautiful and interesting
section Of country embracing the Ocoee and
HIWassee valleys ,and travellers will certain
ly find It to their advantage 10 take This line
On this ine for the South, interSerrrng
the Western and Atlantic Raliroad, and for
the West, the Mai Line OF Coaches Tor
Nashville, at Chattanooga. passengers
Will leave Knoxville AT & A. NJ, Lallv, ex-
cepl Sundays. and arrive al Chattanooga by
d A. NJ. next day; that Is, IN time 10 take
the Cars South ar the Coaches West
Going North the Coaches will leave Chat
lanooga at p NJ dalIy, except Sundays,
and arrive at Knoxville bv p. NJ. next
days. running through Cleveland. Charlrs
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
through jacksonville. Naryville, Philadel
phIa and Camphell'S Stat on, every other
day, Qnal is, lnree times week bv Madl-
sonvnle and Maryv,le, and three times bv
Philadelphia, Blalr's Ferry and Campbel's
Station making daily arrivals al knox'
vile, and arriving and departing at the last
named place SO as 20 accommodate travels
p,s coming iiom the East or gong in that
direction.
rnrv repeat that no pains nor expense
will bp spared TO ensure the safety and
comfort of passengers. and they hope to
fecelve a share oil public patronage.
Their stands will be at the best houses in
the country. aud the Stage fare reasonable.
Atheus, June IA, IS50-Il 90
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DR.. Martins Universal Purgat.vc
Pills,

A REMEDY for all seasons, ard safe nj
IA all tunes. Tn" most superficial oh.
server is aware THAI one gronI cause Of d.
ease is Cosrivenc>S. ard That rs the timely
taking oi PurgarIrr. he system is "i'rn
restored TO lis usual health. Nv such n
course ,hp lives Of hundreds are saved who
would otherwise hav" ialiaH r.r'jus to DIS.
.n.r T'o-- "'' " ~..... .'' irnnG"r
matter IN the bowels. and rXri'r. the li.,Iv
Guncrons TO a healthy ar'on. The press
is 'eeminG with the recommendations of
Purgarivr Plll> gotten up by mcr who know
nothing Of the effects OF medicine on the
human system. aud hence are eudanG-riny
The lives of thousands who are dally u>lur
Them. In Offering. therpiore. these Pills We
think we are doing public bpneijr, as they
are the Erescpii1n Of a regular physic,an,
VIII" 49,, "sed them in his practice for ten
or fifteen wears. ard ~.'iH "rcar success.
r., >,'r - Z. i. n.i1, s. e.. .s,
NcNlnn 60 w < +. iIa'r,s. yanirj.lgr,
and James II Jones X Go .Churkev Bond.
Jefferson co.-Sruarr < Co Newport. AVID
Gourhenour s Co Pdrro,tsvile.
Cooke 60 Lowry. Easor s Co ard
CraIsmles s Co Greeneville. Greene co.
Hughes S Reynolds, Benton, Polk co.
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ChancerV Sale of Lands.

pY virtue of decree OF the Chancery
II Court a, Cleveland. Tennessee, made
at its February Term, 1850. in the cause OF
Warner E. COlvllle and others, against
George Colvillp, senior, and others, | will,
on Tuesday. the 30rh day of July next.
expose to public sale on the premises. all
the right, title. interest and CLAIM, that the
said George ColvlII-, senior, has m and to
the following described tracts of Land:-
l60 acres in The Hiwasspe District. in the
county Of McMinn, to wit: the North west
quarter OF Section SIX, FIRST fractional
Township. Range first, West OF the Meri-
dian. Also, one halt of the South. west
quarter of Section twenty one, Township
three, Range one. West of the Basis line,
in the Ilwassee District. McMinn cHnniv,
except tour acres. beginning at the North
Yves, corner OF SAID quarter, and running
with The West line Of said quarter South
100 poles to the South west corner of said
quarter; thence at right angles East 100
poles TO the Southeast corner OF sad quar-
ter section; thence with the conditional line
made with Da, rdSon Coivlle and A. H..
Tu'k to the beginning.
Terms of Sale:-Ten per cent. to be paid
in Cash, and the remainder IN equal por-
items, On credit of nine and eighteen
months, secured by bond and security aud
a lien retained on the land until the money
IS paid. JAMES BERRY. G., 4 NJ.
J,Tr 7, lSj0-6r-Pr's tee 1913 50
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EstraVs.

FINAkEN up by John A. T"mson, living in
Il the llth Civil District, McMinn county,
two stray COLTS. one II sorrrl l'lv, about
= years old next FAN, with blaze face, both
hind feet white and some small appearance
of white on the hare around the Inf! of the
fore feet, no artificial marks or brands. The
other an Iron gray, owe year old, with II blaze
in her face, small white on her left hind foot z;
no marks or brands pcrcriyahlr,exccpt II scar
on :he right arm. Sorrel fly valued at
S2l,5O; gray SIG.
SAM. P. WINS, Ranger.
June 7, lS5O--:t 81
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Fifty Dollars Reward !
For one of the John RObertSOnS.

A MAN calling himself by this name,
"A came TO this place, (A'hens. Tenn
on the 7th May. 1850, htilng from Neshoba
county. Mississippi. After being here
abou, three weeks. in which time discov-
cred nothing in him but The department Of
gentleman, he hired my horse and buggy
to 90. as he said. to Mr.. ROBBERY w.
McCiary's, about l6 miles from this place.
he started on Saturday after dinner to be
back Monday evening; on that evening he
was in Rome, Georgia, where he sold my
horse and buggy and took the cars. He is
about 6 feet high. dark complexion.
black hair and beard worn ahovp his
chin and round on each side to his neck.
long vIsage and placid counlenancp. Had
on when here coat and pants of black
French cloth. purple figured satin vest,
checked SILK crava1, and redish California
har. and his baggage a pair o! saddle bags.
He said he was 90 years old. should
lake i'm TO be between twenty five and
,wenrv>seven. Unless he is apprehended
he will. certainly serve some one else
similar trek. | wish the public TO be vgi
liant in watching for this man. ! will give
the above reward for his delivery in Athens,
any jail 10 the whole country. and giving
me notice so that can get him.
VIM. BURNS.
N. p. Editors friendly to ns,icr. II they
are wiling To do so without charge, are
earnestly requested TO copy the above.
June IA, 1850,
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Martin 4 Whitcly's National Tonic

WHICH excel All remedies N the core
w of Aaue aud Fever. aud Dyspepsia.
II is purely vegetable compound. and -
perfectly iunoreni IT. its effects. Elias
Rauh. of Wiiahrsvillp. York 60 IA saws:
81 have never known any remedy rqua! tn
VIM i0~1iHn''' N,raral Tune for Ncuc
aud Fever" DIR. II. G. In.'.. r 'au-
bridge. South Carolina. Nu.rs TO -,
Your National Tonic kills the cas-
dead;" and Cary W. All OF ChutchioUu,
Cumberland county,. Pa, SAYS: alt has
cured me OF the most obstinate and IrvntP-
rate ease Of Dyspepsia" In a postscript
he SAYS. 81 consider myself perfectly Cured.
See pamphlet.
Also, Er. .T.7!sysN"S J'rE..'rrsI. r.,
which is a mo valuable I,m.-dv tor *
pelIing Worms from chillfeu and sluwn
persons.
For sale bv the same Agents as above.
NJ - 'S-D
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WOOL RIDING.

'E'HE subscribers have now in complete
operation a new and first rate SET OF
Wool Cards, on the short fork OF Rodgers
Creek, McMinn county, occupying nearly
a rentral position between Athens. Wash
Inelon. Dera,nr and Calhoun. Tine ma,
rhln-ry is Of the vprv best order, and cal
rulaiec 10 card the finest or coarSrsl Wont,
and wall receive the constant attention OF
one or both OF the propr'"tors, from the
ION of Nav 10 IN" LIST OF January. tlav
ing had twenty-five years experience in
Wool Card,ng and machine hulltIlng, we
have no fears about giving genera satISiac-
ton.
Price Of Cardin. plain Jobs 81 cents per
10 mixtures ia. which NAV be paid IN
Flax-serd. lieeswax, Tallow, Raron.
Feathers. or Tow Linen, delivered at the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The G,h ID. Of the wool will be taken as
oil tor Carh' ;. or Ct cents per III. for plain
work, and 10 cts. for mixed, cash in hand,
Those desiring to have their wool card
ed AT this establishment, are respectfully
requested to have it well washed and
cleansed of hurrs and all other hard sub
stances thar may have tendency To lure
machinery. and forward with it lb. Of
lard or oil To every & lbs. OF wool; also, to
bring IT early. as warm weather is best To
card or SPIN wool. Al complying with the
ab.ve request shall receive the highest
price in cash for every job that may be
spoiled in our care. TRY us once
WIN. G.. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN.
Nav II, ie5O-Gm sc
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Circuit Court, May Term, 1850.

Samuel Lesg, Guardian for Joseph f..
Ownsy and John J. SwailorG,
Nancy Do,v. Moses Do'y, Jemima Wealth
erly's he,rs. Nancy Wright, William
Wright. Wilma Francis. Edward Fran.
els, Ehz ,beIh Baker, William Baker.
Cassandra Lea, James Lea, John G..
Ownsly. Thomas J. Owr>ly. Suraney
Fields, - Fields. William G.. Ownsly
and Isaac r. Thompson.
IHNIlE petitioners. bv their Attorney, ap-
l. peared and filed their petition to sell
Land therein described, and ii appearing TO
the satisfaction OF the Court. that Nancy
Do,v. Moses ijotv, Wilma Francls. Ed
ward Frances, Elizabeth Baker. William
Baker. Cas>andra Lea. James La, john
&. Own>lv, Thomas J. Ownslv. Suranev
Fields and - Fields, ARE non>resldenls Of
the State Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore or.
drrcd by the Court thai publication b" made
for four successive weeks in the Athens
Posi-, newspaper printed IN the town of
Athens, McAiinn county, Tennessee. Tor
SAID defendants TO appear AZ iheCoun.house
IN Cleveland, al the next term OF the CIR
cuu Couit, on the FIRST Monday of Sptem-
Der reXt, and plead, answer or drmur to
plaintiffs petition, OF the same will nr Ia
ken Tor confessed and set tor hearing ear
partc. JOHN II PAYNE. Clert.
Nav 81. lc5O-4r-Pr's fee S5.25 IS
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UNTTEDS STATES ,rtiLiJNF,
.NEIgs I'OHK and CH.7REESTO.H
SfSdW shin Line.

'lNIlE Steamship Capt.
T.. :. Bum, and SOUTIIEh.NER, Capt.
VI. BERRY. will leave Charleston, ;. q, Tor
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival 81 the Western Cars. These boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded.
and in every way worthy the attention OF the
travelling public.
State room berth SIS. Lower Cabin open
b,rths s2O, Sierraee Passage 50.
No berth secured until paid 'or. Arriy TO
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent.
Cor. Adgrr's south Wharf and East Bay I.
Aug 81, lSI9--ly ~
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Latest Arrival!
New Spring and Summer Goods
JACKSON g. LILLARD,

AVE just received and opened their
~ stock of Sprin. and Summer Goods,
comprising large variety Of the latest and
most iashionabie styles. They have been
purchased with IA view Ia cheapness and dn-
rability that is, good Goods at low prices
aud they invite all who want bargains 10 call
and examine for themselves. They sell al
very small profits for prompt pay, as any one
can see. by calling Immediately. Ifyon want
bargains as is bnrghins. don't neglect 10 visit
them at the cid stand, third door above the
Athens Hotel.
Nav 81, lS50--r So
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- ~ virtue Of eleven orders of sale issued
u = from the Circuit Court Clerk. office Of
Bradley county. and TO me directed. will, on
the sth day of July, $50, expose to public
sale at the Cnurt.honsc door in the town Of
Cleveland. Bradley county. Tennessee. the
following described pieces or parcels Of Land,
to wit One hundred and slNt, acrcs Of land.
the Northeast quarter of Section II, Town
ship two and Range one. West Of tie Basis
line. Also. Ono -"'~"h and sixty acres of
I"i, TIE ..ou'h.cast quarter OF Section u,
Township two and RANCE one. west of the
y .'r 'i'r -. g.- irt,n.... .... ...h. ..-- ,
81 iaud, the South-wcst quarter of trClIou
~, Township two and Rage one, West ii
the Basis line. Also. One hundred and .iXty
acres OF lani, the Northeast quarter Of Sec
ton 30, Township two. and Range one, West
of the Basis line. Also, One hundred and
sixty acres Of land. the Southeast quarter of
Section 90, Township two and Range one.
West OF the Basis llnr all in the Orocc Dis
trict, Bradley county, Tennessee. and levied
upon rs the property Of Lake Lea. 20 s"ti.-
fy six judgments and costs which George W.
Snllce, Assignee, &c. recovered against Franz
els W. Lea md John Osmcn'. before r. ".
Swan. Esq, and stayed hv Luke Lea. Also,
Judgment and cost which Gcuruc W. Sn''oC,
Assignee &C., tocuvercd aguiust Francis w.
49, amy w T.r..t. '.frr . ~. Swan.
/. o., and STAYED by Lux" h.,. '..', ,''rne
judgments and cost. WI ich George - Sa'inH,
Assignee &C., recovered a.niust Francis ".
Lea, before r. NJ. Swnn, Esq and stayed hv
Luke Lea. Alsn.a lrGcmrnt and cost which
john II. Grant recovered against Francis W.
Lea, before r. VI Swan, Fsq. aud stayrd Nv
Luke Lea. Al the above irscrihrl pieces rr
nnrcrIs of L. A \ II will he sold an snti ilv ru.
less debts and costs arr previously paid.
fiN@. :. HATrS,
Sh'rif Of E"''e2 Conn'r.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
The Madisonville Division Of the Son,
Of Temperance will celebrate the Fourth Of
July by public procession and addresses
the MasOns. Eromathesian and Erole-
THAN societies. and the Sabbath Schools.
are respectfully invited TO Join them IN pro-
esssion on that day.
r. M. HENDERSON,
M. II. STEPHENS,
r. M. EVANS.
Committee.
June IA. 1850.
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For The Athens Posi-.

Mr.. EDITOR Please publish the follow
ing appointments for Camp meetings on the
Athens Circuit. which commence al follows
Cedar Springs. Thursday, August. {
Cane Creek, I" q
The Preachers, local and travelling, are
invited to attend, together with all the PEG.
pie.
Yours. respectfully.
&c. PENDERGRASS.
Athens, June 18th, 1850.
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DIR, E. D. GILBERT T,

EEAVING located AT DECATUR, Tenn,
FL tenders ms prof, ssonaI services to the
criZens OF Mrics aud the adjoining counties.
OH, e, on the West side of the Public
Square, where he may be found at all
times, unless professionally absent.
Decatur, June 7, IS5O-U 50
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MASONIC.
Hiwassee Lodge. No. 1888, will celebrate
the Anniversary of ST. Jnhn the Baptist. al
Charleston, Tenn. on the 24lh inst
Neighboring Lodges and transient breth>
rem are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BY order of the Lodge.
VIM. J. JOHNSON, Sec.
June Is, 1850.
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