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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
~ THE SUB~CKiBEK oar1.

~. THE B~CRiBEIi offer. his country resi-
~, for e case q fse Years sua ed
49, g.. Tl-oss Necs Mes.ches'er 8 miles from M CITY
and from f.r Pa roadcOutal- 81 -FesoT hr VIII sell
acres which includes Tire avn, garden Wan-irnhouse
lodge barns and all other useful buildings The lawn Is
we shaded with large forest sui fruit Trees and fronts he
river For health aac saaou many, n ANY, viii
passit THOMAS {. TAYLOR
p,1f i-r.4oe- u Fasi FOurte-nfb-sf
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~. no LET on FOR ~AI.E.-Tt.

l. and dwelling house 4Nj sr1 90 Cherry e. TIE iyll
i ~ nav NJ been occupied many and sgcc-ss
f1 busness having been done H. renders 40 i'm
porant stand for persons wishing o. establish I-inc-s
anew or change their location Tnc subscriber wishes 10
sell or 1T u for number o. he viii exchange -
fr properly g. or rear Broaiwsv below Chanherst TIE
foundry NAV be hsd without he dwell house. Terms
easy Apply 20 q. {. SCOTT
Inn IS BrOzdS2v. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

g. FOX ~ALE-A we. n'll thTee-st'fy BRICK house
e. with basement and under situated m Tweufiet-
81 near Second avenue. Rev. Or Tying :
Churcn ana ne suyFesal-pak The house q FINISHED o.
complete ua1r~r' - marble manlri-. ho, and cod wa
ter and gas tNurss throughout Tie above property "
r- sod cheap applied Tor soon. Apply IN JOHN +
BLISS 1.ier corner 81 Flr-'ayeuge and Snt1-i or q
NM q CHASE on he prem .es Three f0Irihs OF the
plrcrns- ucleg cil remain on bond and mortgage
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=. FOR -iIEORTO LET-a fe7eh-f1I r-4r-r

- FIIi NNI4E UK 10 LII = I-IIIT = TlI- q
81. rr-i.fure s'tla'e0 rsrks of hsrrs River =.
lle head of navigation where the packets twice a
week o1 che Boston road between Hlr--l@cs and sam
ford Com very shor, stance from he New 8rk ald
Neville Ia -1sd ra-,.rE * tines favS thin two
hours travel oi the cy Two ard h8f miles from steam
boa, landing --sl two--ilry dwelling, QarlJr with
sci-g doom. kitchen A-h-d c-ar under, both piazza,
front and good barn and Other r~cessarv bu dngs
excellent garden. about d H,Ach-d. abouncng
win choicest siU1s ~ frsu To Of business or
Of ei-I-e = n7' s-rpssed by any Tor terms, apply to
JES>I FON 7 1fr or te suhicr- Der near TIE
pr mises ltl2ln't SOLOMON PECK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
FOR SALE.

O. FOR ~ALE-ELMIRA MILLS. AT ELNIRA
- l.-1ls vA.uah property. siiuAi-d The Che
mag RIVER. in ore n tl- ~ pleasant towns Boz
W~st~n N@T YORK on t- line = he NewYJrk All Ear
Re- na1, where 70 u nferseri-d by branch com
IN h- arT ant Buffalo Rnaf = offered v-ry .oyy
price. and on ns-y term. Previous 90 The pruyreiprs
ezr-rr = mira . yielded 'rr several ur1Hf
eglal % = Per cent the Terms o0ethirf czsn
down, balance r ~ y-ErIv in-tsrenfs For 9s-tcu
Gppv % NATHANIEL " COULD Elm.ra or ~ ne
proprietor, 70 Montreal Canada EAs.
~ SIM IRA GOULD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
FOR CALIFORNIA.


= +>-e FOX CALIfOkNIA VA Z itAt'kE~.
%-L..N The United States Mail steamship GEORGIA,
Lieut.. ID D Porter L :. Navy, Commanding Z.
will be dispatched from her pier foot Of Warren.s " r.
on SATURDAY. April -, FOR New Orleans via Havana
The superior accommodations on the Georgia and n-r
thorou ghy tested double engines OF $40 borse power give
passengers Of safety snd speed not 10 he s
or Inferior vessels running with single engine
An experienced Surgeon IL attached TO the vessel.
Through tickets san francisco DO secured
pication a the Office Of the Company.
Rates Of Passage from Net-- York 20 Ciag-es.
Stale Room .<lc0 sandee berth. $40
SeeraPe berth found beds and separate
Rdfes Of PIssdge-Pulamd 20 san Franerseo.
Sleerage found beds and separate tables ......... 80
Rates Of pSssageio Havana and New-Orlesns
sts,Aroom observation-disclosures So
Standee berth, forward cabin. IS 9"
Storage and found bed and board. = .
Freight 10 Chsgres must be prepaid and all bills ~
isding must be signed on board the ship.
The public Informed that The BOOKS for seerHge tick
cts for the month Of Msy open from Panama to
san Francisco Application should be made Immediately
The undesg n-d Will dispatch the following steamers 10
ran regularly aud direct Francisco: The and ee-
CANT steamships IsTHMUS REPUBLIC, ANTELOPE,
COLUMBUS.
For passage or freight apply 10
A. tl5h " o. ROBERTS lls WsHsi.
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TO LET.
or. a33 HKOADW

n. .R9y UROtDW To he Of. "a ish'e hrsir~ss
ts. l,r41uu. i~sse or 10y Ae srar-O1r Fashionable
A STORE srolt4i FEET square corner NJ b.
~ u,s y.w-i re Sazarr. uc uf.rE s.oN "a ifN-
s,i-e. and counters fr-efeat ~ IT, he -' a or rlr
end Nv ffied ny and 20 he newly painted ue N-F lofk
Eax.ar saloon B4scu-u Dining saloon. ~iih bar and r'-
tAurant altered O s tenant and MONEY expended on cIr
ter. widening doof., a. sc rent S71o-ssJ broAdTsy
IT, be Ct all parts Of the S~u York Museum iDo feet
long - feet wide ate the Galley ~ me American To-
siute temporarily rented bv them '1 ne Anaflni-li
Museum THIS room and nal contains twenty window
fronting BrosdwaY, Ciy i)'oA' aof Arhoa 49, suitable
for concerto auction sar- rooms e2hf ors nary pun
po.-s aw or professions Offices T. bee le Office
the sc0rd- -iory-rclt 10 per wear To be- ef
the bird. sioryient n. olc otto 1855 one -If1
Sll5a - be panied ~ cost OF - 1" dec rated v
hNrre-, a C. AID kepires1ecahe Apgiy io Nr- GEORGE
= FOX Lessee of TIE N-v.YOrs Trade-s Museum u L.
nv The prfnlars hnl 81 s. Chamners allN-IlAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
e. M0RRI.ANIAyILLAGE LOr FOR sALE

a. -Ole acre lot 49, fronting 100 feet on MlrseaY
direct road 20 village OF West Farms running through
and fronting Furali rDaf % village OF Fordna n
This Ot tg- the most Commanding view Ia the Yi.aEe.
Wa, the fourteenth lot se.rc-! at ne time OF division
WI bee divided 10 halves II required Apply third acre
above. corner % SprrE-psce aud Fu.ton-ay. %
az 5usr LAWRENCE $ MOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

Dl ORDER 81 Hon Deodsus Wright, Recorder Of Albany
Dc hec, published order requiring oh the cr'dt" Of
ALLEN CLARK. the and County OF Albany
debtor show they have before The s Recorder
OF Albany day Mag,
that Of the sand
discharged L- debt
q provisions VOLUNTARY
Pursuant the application Of nosn and his credto5s
Notice first publish ed March s50Atany, February g. l0
HAMMOND. h1NG s. BARNES, 40 Broadway, Albany,
M lawues Attorneys tor Petitioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
z mo- lIANIFANTT - ed - .Lesm

81, power NAT valuable property situated a. l.l ~ is"
MA ferry Landing s,aDe,or. Staten Island, fronting on
lh- wafer zoo uv - feet DOW occupied IS hal"able
Iron FacfIrv. o. Pre- freif.s tSI BRICK l34i1gs
go te' hv 100 three stories win chimney ~ feet
hgh lined w'i fire BRICK Oh" 0irr 80 feet sgIe'r one
story high The fac thai this property IL stIz"d siont
side public ferry. within 80 in1lie- ~ The cy NJ NeS
Y0rs and sc-es Die % vessels OF Ordinary drs1tt - va
ali tines oftde gives gresi advantage and mssrf
admirably calculated for a. manuactuuug purposes
The 5u'ii1gs be occupied lg'ey, All additional
bal dugs erected WIN steam gorer % each r required
Possess lu given Immediately Apply 90 j QCACkIS.
BUSH co : Li5~riv-st or 90 JOHN WEST
ERNELT P1uubtrstt.le Sta.su T. aud gl0 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
81 TENANT WANTED-For pan Of sae house L

H.; LamBrune p.Ace, (Tw-lty-uinihst hetweea Eignih
aud Ninth ayenues.) sting ~ n floor front base
men &c The house Is Of the afs class. CrOton water
baths &c with private park In 'front.' The location not
exceiied hy any in the city II Is very desirable place Tor
gentleman and 'Sfe small family. No one need Apply
who have any bows from 10 10 gears of age AZ g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
- PIANO-FOKTEs FOR SALE

rzfzr-1- PiANO-FORTEs FOX p's. sA NJ E 80
fTMTf to heir advantage TO call Al BENNETT
least side 81 Broadway they have large 'ret OF
pos.sood Pianos constantly hand every instrument
warranted Tor two years W have the names of more
than coo persons they VIII refer TO- who have purchased
Pa,os Of them all q which have given universal sa!siac
ton hut when any doubts are expressed a. TO their qlay
the M vent NAV be Withheld until until such doubts are re-
So 80 81, NIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

The United States Mail s,eam-packeIs
PANAMA......l,0 87 uus.... Capt David q Bailey
OREGON ......l,oS9 mns... Capt Carlisle Patterson
CALIFORNIA i,0jc uIns.... Capt ThOs Budd.
TENNESSEE. 500 mns.... Capt George A. Cole
CAKOLINA.... $50 mns....
UNICORN 800. $50 uns....
are Intended 10 form a semnonthy line between Panan,
and ports In California
Passengers the Afer Cabin furnished bedding. bat
not vines and lquorl Passengers IN Tie Sleerege
found with such furnished to he crew, and
with mattress and pillow All passengers vii. be allowed
space for personal baggage free the extent Of $50 lbs
weight not exceeding in measurement ten cubic feet
Freight on extra baggage merchandise when sken $Oo
per tun and per cent. on all specie.
Packages should not eeceed Ia5 lbs weight for mule
carriage. taDln stge
Passage from Panama to San Bias MszaIlan. s5 eO0
San DeRO............ - 10
San francisco ....... 800 80
No stores be landed Will be taken az baggage Charges
OF emba king and debakng and ali personal port charges
including health fees and boat hire 10 be- paid by the pess-n
gers No passage secured unu paid for Apply al me Of
Scs ~ the t,omnsnv New-Yoyk - South-st 97fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

NOTCE or APPllCA1lON tor Tee dsohsrse q an mso cut
~ from debts pursuant to tie provisions Of the ui article q"
H. first te lie f chapter 81 the second par OF he Revised
statute. GEORGE l. DAVIS of Perry, Wyoming County hs
ual capacity the late hru Of DAVIS sackeit
and WA Stewart published February p ~"
Creditors To appear " Riley smith, County Judge AZ hs
Warsaw County OF Wyoming, on TIE E Gay
ot Anrl $50 Il 40 O'Clock. AN VI 4a"lo"N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

a SALE-The stock and fixtures of "steh
~ and eweIry store situated IN one Of the greatest
H. thoroughfares In this city. Through long SICK
IL will he sold the purchaser wlhAdEan'
-, -Nff'' " mis- 2Ineodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

a. TO LET-The four-storY house ~ Thirty
t", third door from Broadway, well arranged for
~ two families, Croton. bath &c Stages leave
the door every FIVE minutes Rent good tenant $50
Also house - Douglass 81 Brooklyn, three stories and
basement in room lOres high IN the Rent
good 500 Inquire the premises OF 7 J.
COLMAN. % Wallet. from II { o'clock n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

~,.,x AN BIIkHEAD TO LEI,pIo N :e'
Pom tho l.I OF May uexI Ihe nOrhry AZ. iossth.r
- North River between Barclay ara 'e'e' 49,
WIN % %. GyORGE OPDYKE, % Lloeny-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

ff- TO IET-A country residence At NorwaiS, Conn.
M, from the first u April NAV The place Is eli
eibly Situated IN the upper village Of Norwsk about
|! miles from Tie Railroad depot and consists OF large
c0mnodous house and barns beautiful yard and excel
Lent arden Joining Would le able for private ui
lee boarding house Term. moderate Apply person
ally or By letter posi-paidto STEPHEN OLMsIEAD
mi 2sW4w.F NOrwalk COnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

E-ha. been established in one of the beet locsnohs
lOto - yeas-doing acustom and transient Hsue o.
- from $50 o S2Jl cash per week. The sock Is h's.
class mostly custom made-AmouDt upwards OF s-uto ou
can he reduced suit purchaser An old and eNpeenctu
cui;er will remain II desired The present proprietor
yong into Wholesale trade note addressed 10 Gurus
Co., nj Tribune will meet prompt attention. alZ @ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
-, TnKOyGm LINt. F0K sAN EkAN.

thhOttHt FNf Sf'.'
SE.N CISCO, VIA CHAGRES.-The new and f..
vorts steamships
CHEROKEE.....l50O tuns. Captain II Windie.
PHILADELPHIA. leo nns. Captain j. Nicholson.
Form the only direct line between Newfork and Chagre
aud IN connection with the United States Mail steam pack
els 10 the Pscfca semi monthly line through 10 san Fran
cisco
EgDUcED RATES o. FsRE TO cHAeRFs
Cherukee. Philadelphia.
Amer Saloon State ROosns.......sl& . 90 80 W
Forward Saloon DO. 10 90 "" w
Lower Ceon................... 81 w -.
All the above dine the table, and have the pnvli-
eye OF the saloon.
Storage found with mattresses
and board ................. 50 ~ 800 10
Fregnt Chagres ~ cent? per loot Expenses on me
Isthuus borne by passengers
For freight Or passage spqlY tp...., -, l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

TUE LARGEST assortment OF bedstesds
Ea~il Beds Mattresses and Feathers ever offered lor
-IIfd sale. at NJ WILLARD'S Furniture warehouse
$50 Chsihamst cor OF Muberyst The attention OF house
keepers and others particularly called to Niss PATENT
~ 80 snt rs.sU NIL lmh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

n.TRI-MONTHLN LINE FOK ChAohh'
>fxx and through to San Francisco In Sailing
FIrs vessel salts April y; goes up 70 tne toNn 49,
IL nj b.r cstgo The 90 eudid coppered and copPe'-ss
ened fast sailing Bark NACooCHEE Capt srr S
,sd 10 anime hi. vessel be fore engaging otnerwlsT
,,ht n, ns.ssge Al reduced rates apply TO hUN
NORTON Chseres Packet once, 81 Oo-.nP
a.FOR CALIFORNIA.TGoLpS,, hL INV an.
~cGYE DfsPATCH LiNE-Fast-sailng snip LADi az
BFLLA Glover master, s loading =, per ~ -
Piv,r-ean lake few more passengers u ~" 'e ~
no.i,lyeIy sail 10 few days :, en- o,w.ua
as lw- =. o. 81 -
ROB s.N FRANCISCO AND sAcRAMEN-
srvxs T0 CiTY-The brig SOPHIA esn is.e lyat naD,.
4e passengers and the bulk OF 10 oo.' NPr' ''0''
4,.,.lv On board foot Of ROoseyest or 70 u.u.,
20 3yss THOMAS L. BRAfSAkD 81 " ~
EOR IAN FRANCISCO. CALiEokSILAa,GI.
<<xH The new and fast sailing bark HIM tfsrn I.
- osded and VIII sail 10 few GAYS IL. a ,nduce
.b.rp buit and OF email capacity, ana Cne''
menus 10 'n'Ppe n HOLDREGE. Jr 70 " 1A-s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06
TERMS:

THE POST will bs published every Friday
at - per year, payable within three months
from the time OF subscribing; $3.50 in six
months-or SO if payment is delayed until
the expiration of the year.
Advertisements will be charged 81 per
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and 25 cents for each continuance. a liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
mark the number of times they desire them
inserted, or they will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly. -.
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dates for Office THREE DOLLARS, CASH.
B.. JoB Work, such as Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir
culars, Cards, Blanks, Handbills, &C., will be
executed in neat and workmanlike manrfr,
at short notice, and on. .rea asonable terg:1r'
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pai1;s bUrfomptly attended to.
Persons Mt distance sending us the names
of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled to
fifth copy gratis. ,.-
No communications inserted unless accom-
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Square, next door but one above the Post
Ofice,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06
DEFEAT OF THE COMPROMISE.

DEFEAT OF THE COMPROMISE.
"The prospec, darksns~-Cp, We brave!
Who discord and disunIon crave;
Wave, Rhett, thy trai'orous hammer wave,
And ,hou, with all the Chfcairy!"
Never before have di,nnionl,,s, disorgan-
izers, facuonists, and fanatics Of every hue,
had such time for rejoicing a, the pres
ent! Gidd,dgs and Rhe't, Horace Mann
and Beverly Tucker. WIN. L. Garrison
and Ell wood Fisher, may cordially shake
hands over the consuma,ion Of their wish>
es, and throw up their caps in ecslacy. tor
",he Compromise i, dead" Like wreck
ers gloalng over the speedy destruction OF
some noble ship already stranded among
breakers, these dsoronnizers are ANXIOUS j.
ly waiting 70, the last gust ofsec,ional ex-
element 10 sweep over the devoted veTse'
of State, and scatter her broken fragment.
along the dark shores Of anarchy.
Nav their hopes be bInsled May the
gallant ship once more escape the dangers
which beset her! Through more than
one "crisis" she has s,outly wea,hered the
storm. and we are not yet without hope
that, under the guidance OF wise counsels
she may still find haven Of satety.-Tu,'
kaloosa Monitor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06
SCANDAL.

'Tis wondrous strnnge, and vet It's true,
Tint some folks take delight
The deeds Of other men to view,
As il their own were right.
And If piece Of news comes out,
They'll eagerly pursue it;
Then hand the charming dish about,
Aud ndd a ll,,le to it,
Each fault they'll try to magnify,
Yet seeming 10 bemoan
The mote within brothers eye,
Are blinded to their own.
Aud If a brother chance to stray,
Or fortune on him frown.
Though humble IN the dust he Law.
The tex, is, "Keep him down.
THEY'LL preach mp pennancr, with sigh.
To cure. or nothing can
Sufrrings are good, IN not deny,
But not when sent by man.
Each worthy deed is soon forgot,
As if not worth r"'hlnlnG;
But oh! let fall,ngs I'll the pot,
And Islander sucks the draining.
Uron the drcls she draws i, out.
Delighted w,ti.-hcr '.sOrs,
Then bears tho charming swill about.
70 treat her thirsty nei ghbors.
Meath friendships mask she Turks,
And smiling, fawnS around you
Concpa ed, she more securely works,
| And kisses but to woun, you.
Dc,ested pest Of socin| joy.
Thou spoler OF ife'- pleasures;
Like SIMPSONS foxes won!d destroy
What's more than all our treasures.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06
EXCITEMENT AT HARRISBURG.

EXCITEMENT AT HARRISBURG.
The city Of Harrisburg Pa, ha, been
the scsne y considaratr excitement for
somc idsystg WI 80 s4nsunt of the ares, and
de,en,ior 81 zlgss.A runaway negroes. Tie
lu,-s. inisltiscncSSs ! y contained in tho fol.
lowing tsise5sPhle despatch to tho Phiiadcl-
phia Bullstin.
HA1RfsBuRe. Aug. 81.
Our toxq has besn tho scene Of grea. ex.
ci,cment ycslctdny E..d today. on account
of tho arrest and Examination Of three
bInck fugiiiscs from. Virgins.
Yeserdng, tho Court was engaged all
day in tho exsminaiion OF three black fngi.
tives from vtsinis.
Yesterday3,he Court was engaged all
dav in ~ z.Ar ,,on Of tho negroes on
Cd vi,hny;"s Storing. but IN reality fngl>
tive slaves. NJ decision wns made yes'er.
day, but t,.~ morning. Judge Pearson decid.
ed ,hat tiI" stealing nf horse bv q slave
for the ,-pose Of escaping. way not a
criminal d,f nee under tho law for reclnim
ing fuy.ti'es, and consequently he dI,sharg
cd them.
The slaves were at once uShered out OF
the prison door, but had no sooner reached
tho street when they were seized by their
masters and a battle ensued between them
After severe struggle, Two Of the slaves
were finally handculftd, but one Of them
made his escape.
Tho Coa!t has just isaued n warrant a.
gainst tho owners oud all engaged in the
affair, for OIL assault and battery with the
intention TO excite riot, The slaves and
their owners are now in Jail.
Tho Court has also ordered tho Sheriff to
employ posse for the purpose OF dispers
ing n, all haaqrd+. the mos now assembled
in front OF the prison.
The following subsequent despatch Is
given by the Bulletin:
HARRIsBURG. Aug. 2l.
Ton free negroes have heen arrested fol
trying 20 lncitc riot. Tho slaves, two 10
number. are in prison.
The owners of the slaves and other per-
sons engaged in securing them after iheil
discharge by tho Court, nro now before the
Court on a writ Of hsbens corpus.
The twn s.svr1 nre held in jail.
The crowd br'cr" the prison had beer
Dispersed by tn" miIit4ry, called out under
Cen. Sallar. and he town ~ rfsuming, II
n measure. It's wonted quiet and order.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06

MRs. McSauIzzLE ON SaUIRTING.-l
maturity dispse TO walk along the streets
when these nasty good forno,hing sheep
faced puppies set smoking and pulling and
sqli,rin no longer nor ,oher day seed
a whole heep Of the nasty things se'tln
righ, On the side walk smokin and squlrtln
ike So many pizze,nctums or some other
such Wild beasts o. the forest what don't
crow iu a land Of civilization. How do
they think decent body that valley k'rec-
Ter anI clean slockins can git along when
there ain, no room to pass without runln
rirht kerslash into their nasty putrifactlous
vicinity? PG rather be head ana ears all
over knee deep in a puddle of deJ pole
cats so | would
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06

SLAVE HOLDERS GOING TO CALIFORNIA;
We notice that an extensive expedition is
10 course of preparation, 10 leave Charles
ton, S. G. in a short time for California,
composed OF a'large number OF Southern
gentlemen with their slaves, the object Of
the expedition being to establish slave
colony i'm California. The inducements
to make tho venture are Of course very
slat, and we see ,hatthe subject has al
n'dy engaged the serious attention of nu'
\ A"i'rous gentlemen in Georgia, Alabama,
6 IIginia. and Mississippi. Much has been
said about the laws Of nature rendering 1t
inexpedient 10 employ slave labor in Cali
forniu, but i. is well known that many
slaves have already been taken there, not
with: ana;ng the hazard encountered Of
losing them, and that thousands more
would have been taken were the owners
certain Of being protected in the right OF
enjoying this species of labor in that coun-
try. Those who have already tested the
experiment., aver that slave labor is mucn
better investment there than in the United
Staies,---tha labor OF a single slave at the
mines being worth ten dollars per day
A slave in California IS now valued at
five thousand dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06

REMOVAL FROM OFFlcE-A dispatch
states that Mr.. Irwin, United States Mar.
shall for Western Pennsylvania, has been
removed for calse. He will be succeeded
by his brother. Both are Wings. Some
removals from Office, in the Northwest, OF
persons recently appointed have been
made, and others are said to be IN cou>
tsmpIation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, SEPT. 6, 1850.

The Senate yesterday passed the Fugitive
Slave Bill, and thus disposed Of another OF
the series Of measurcSwhich have been COLI
lec,ively for some months ensrossiny the
public attention. All Of these measures ye.
remain to be acted on by the House.-Nat.
NeI .August 27.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A ViPER.-
A few days ago, Mr.. Cairns. ofOrange,
N. s., took viper. which he supposed he
had efrec,ualIy killed, aad tied it up in his
handkerchief. to carry 1t home. The snake
revived and bi, his finger, from the effee,s
of which h. shortly after died.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06

A JoEE WITH Moral .-"Omnibu'
Bill and Henry Clay" exclaimed Mrs
Psrti,c,on. "Weli. there | hope Mr.
Clay isn't getting into bad company. for
do love hat man, and it he goes with them
cruel omnibus drivers. there is no telling
how soon he will be az bad as negro dr-
yer HIMSELF" And the good old lady took
a long prnch Of snuff and heaved a deep
sight of humanity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-06

A foreign paper states that ln'o'y depu>
ta,ion wrlci on Sir Moses Monteiiore to
aa.k b.: h. a. il their Efforts 10 build
church. You know my religious opin-
ions," replied The excellent Jew,"! cannot
give you money to build churcb-shere
are five hundred gnineas for you to do what
you like With"