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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

SESSION LAWS FOR 1890.
Fs,HF Laws u ~ -isie 81 Ns--Yofs, passed a. Eha
ASS session OF Legslerurs for sao by the subScr
Der, ,, ssLI ard Stationery Store Ss hssss1'
a opposite ths City Hsn
BELh I GOULD, Stationery Dealers
toll and Lsv Hisnt Puhl'shsrn-
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NEW-YORK AND NEw-HAFEN KALI.
IN KNAD GunrANY -DlNlDENO- dividend

aud one half doAfs per share mo Csps oOCA
OF this Company has 0sea declared payable on aud s'o
ne 18Th DAY Of August inst Stockholders whose s1ck
registered N Newfofk will receive their div 0snds - TIC
tfce, No. HGno,ers Hose who4e STOCK Is sefoo Ia
New Haven, al the Compsny's Otce 10 Ns~Haven; sud
pOse whose 10 altered Bosoa 81 Tho ONCE OF
kessrs j. T.. THAlEk BROTHER, BoftOo.
TIE Transfer Books .il LOm The ION, O'clock
p NJ. % The 18Th AnGust inclusive.
au7 u7lhis hORRlS KETCHUM, Treasurer
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LIFE OF EMANUEL SWEDEHBoR0.
IIL OF EAAHUEL SWEDESBOkG. ~iIn sOme
bsCcOuut Of his wnuBgs by Ns,hsni-i hObsd- Tnird
eciuOu. With sooiuons by Benz. Worcester yost paO-
lthed Bbd for sss by JUN AbLbN,
aug 81 sBThSaGTuG3tW l39 Hsss-1.st
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EOR sALR.-Tbe .,oc, AID 6x.ares Of retail grocery
u Iouire a. ia Svveltnsv. eulV u
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EROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
&COhTkACTOhs = sailed prygcs4S eicJis-o PfO-
potss budirg sewer II Flughs. VIII DO received a.
j. Otce Of he Jrolon ACl=-uc Department hJ.4nisr
Pan. Jndl InufesY NE l5th esy Of August 10, 81
O'Clock n H. build ieye u fog 20 a. from M ss.1
ace OF ne Avenue b. 10 ensta about 30 let
Trc ptn Il sc1 sptchc4sOls Tor DuldiDs We
ssf ~ a. other 'onaol ho obt1cot ca apgLe4-
ucn 10 re Water Purseyor a. this Office
as let's NICHOLAS DEAN. Presi Gro. 40 DIT
CRoTOS AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ Coruactos zllc srCp02a4s Ga Ofsoo -flOp9sss
r sewer Trftvssve1th-El viii be received 81 lns .
Zee Of tho Croson Aegsc Department. Rsl1oA fsrK,
uur Saturday, AusuHl0 ats oclocs 7 u 10 build SER
er n Taif.yfsyeGIo frUm tae sever u kisEusy 70
s!tnn 10 feel O. re NEih8y IN .sgsa About ~ foeI
TIE ptn Of tie and he specification Tor no
EDc a. che Information eAo Do o0sined % appieaaon 10
lie " sItT fIIysyCE a. LIZ Otaco NICHOLAS DEAN,
JAY 81, 1880. Iaul iOdsi President
CKOTON AQURDUCT DEPARTnENT R'-
NtsLGs, Fsrk-I0 Sewer BOudse-S-.lsd proposals,
snc Cflrd Proposal III seSsf FnI-s.f5-g' vii %
received a. lie oce % lie Cr0iOn iql~iuct Dspann-nL
uuu Ige.dsg, tie 10 dsy u Angus 1880 a. O'Clock p
d 10 bald Sever ~ Ffgt-slee, G0ui NO boEaesd al
te hest River point ret " Avenue Z o-ilg
10 sus IrOut - feet Tt- pan and specifications "
TIE ~oik Sih al tecsssary bf1rmstOu msy - obtained
on application to Tho Wser P1f,r,or, - his Office
NICHOLAS DEAN, PresL CrotOn AZ Dept
Eev.Ncrs, Augusg g. l2n. aaio l1us
49,
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J. 3 ABs6HRRcHaRD. {con=l..oo.r'
W r. sIODGlLL, 80.
~. W. An.r.t 1. ~ anlIlV-I-o

TITYs C0IflIin matter Of ne tPPeliya - -
-, 1870 .-l ro-aty af -e CRY 2t - ~
''.' ~, H., .tr--t f-u f--t h sontlrry 80
-. l..se- o. .aI rls al- le-n" - 'lseo- y. - - -
NJ. 4 hereby rvel, t-ft me c9is -.
Oh 'i ~ 49, o-of.ea 1gs th- above entief lftrf
30, b. s Boa JOIN !" sin72a, ore ~ ' Is: n N. ~
a. 49, oti-r Ja-tc q ne sad Court az 20 n IN
- court, ihe ~ iia. o. i1s - y. go ~ =,
- ~ l,y m 49,, l1lt AZ - - ~ --- $3.50
~ n - Ses fgrt, Au-rst 8 y y -,-, O.,
joins sTEWAhf, Connis-i9nef'
.,t REFO &. HAhCE,
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THURSDAY IN THE HOUSE.

Miss Dix's memorial-Bi-sell's BIN fn Hs-
spopse-PassaEe OF the Oregon Land Bin
fhc Civil and Diplomatic BilI-rne W sx
OF Words against theU Biou begua-PsslIisa
of Toomb-, stephens, &c.
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DRY GOODS.


~l>--N@s--~--~~-~'~-S>~N'S>
FILING OFF! SELLING OPP
a lhsEhsE STOCK or Day GOODS
10 CLOSE The BUSINESS or TaE
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
ALL RtDUCED BELOW TIE ACTUAL COST.
The GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFEaED,
IL slls sauns Broehe Grape and Cashmere saaxis Man
nlsi, N'es, ssreges Pnnled Aasans ard Llrns, En-.
bToidsE!ss, Lace, PalAsols,
Coupiisng over
$500 WORTH or
NEW AND RICH GOODS
8 M. l.. rOWLE,
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS
81 GARD ST. Columbian HJl NY.
Ersry Tiees u Gcoda nEEed Al The vERY LOWEST
IhINh s1l0 10
Itlu ffttEs OILED rILh.-snJE-d IL eO1rs5
1DV 81 nAauiseiufiug rtncerias u u aark co.1-,
t-l.l.t ol aoiei crsIses or any OheF uIs we dura
1-Hl a1d 10 heeny 10 requisite II az So uef y.rd
~ % piece OF yards esch. ~ II Li5euy a. srs
Le.I proao"sy ls7 10 81 O. W. GORUA.
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PIANns FnRsALKANp TO HIRE

g., IS. SGrclaysi opposite tho Aston House
II m ron ca 90 cctayes, In rosewood aud ma.
\ u j JsosGay eaies. JAS. THOMPSON co.
au0 3m~ lato T4LmAn 4 Randall
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FrFsUAFCE 81 e. orssr surrogAts u the Cszay q
~ Yts Soe- h-fsby sE-u % al p-r-ons ss'E ca -
,u HFNRI CCNf-kEI - OF The Cdy " Ns~ Tors lse
= 4 sr.s n. sans roucs issfsof = tas s-sr s' a.
- c of Jo Cot Esqlr s.. NJ W. street, . - ~ q
GA ks -sTs-b d2J o. fe1f1Ay
New orr he III fsy q Augl-t - - . ..
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AFFfGE UF TuE DsAPnAAoAs rtLrEE
syt a. wALfEk n ~IsSOH
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LADY, who has had eOGe eAPoilclSo II toA~"'-ti
N mo N VEL acquainted With t.s common sad higher
wishes situation a, teacher either family " senO0
she aso n required, escn HNng aud ciAst q" %
finnefs Ia muse Good recommendations gwen Al
dress box $50, New YOrK PJss Uihce. HI'V ~.
EHANk's PA1kNr SOAP.-tnis foPuiAr S1a
SceitOrsted soap eas4ug Ia favor every dSJ.
can assure our tIirEos lac Puoc 1ns1 u ueo0s oly
trial 10 be universally approved a. Uaei IL every 'sAY
All aik s that the people Will y II an 1dse tor loom
teIyef Manufactured Nv Lord LY ~ Il co.
IA SSliyaa 81 N Y.
Territory for sale Apnlv AZ above aIlD 7i5Od'
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d. c-V0t.s hs s.,en ion EXCLUSIVELY 20 diseases "
Ire p, ana E,S frum ciOcs, 81 1oi broaa".L "a
ty.nr. Il Warren o. here no osd his ppPo o.
O. op IN Eyes unirc e1i4aa price 50 eeDs $50 n ssu
sers 20 .id Ear o1I aims ATrhe4A ~ % inssfS1.
aus steoctss
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WANTS.

WANTkD-Atin NanAn.s, (hIssmsnt, slu,rou
w oy ssnsrt intelligent Young e fom tse On, ~ -
nn e'f re'ced 10 biz city for yeas Civ reference.
s'tn she would take situation a. chambern,d 10 eur
- NVNb"S suiei IL
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DIED, at WcaversvIIe. in Sacramento
valley, Ca'iI)rnia, on the iGth of Novem-
Der last, Mr. flUGH BRowN HElsKLL. son
Of Maj. +. S. and Eliza HeiskeIl, O: this
vicinity, in the 2lth year Of his age.
Seldom has any dispensa,ion of Provi-
dence fallen more unexpectedly on our
community, or the death of any one teen
more deeply regretted. This young gen.
lleman. though Just entering the profession
of Law, left his home, with few chosen
friends, Tor the far famed gold region, and
after suffering the privations incident TO SO
long route through inclpment and wilder.
ness region. arrived in California, not TO
gather It's golden dust as a reward for his
tolls and suil-rlngs, but TO deposit his earth
Il tenement heuealh the clods OF the val
lie, OF Sacramento. Far from the home of
his childhood, from his family and friends:
separated from his companions and sur
rounded only by strangers, thus excellent
and interesting young man Welded up his
spirit 10 Him who gave it.-knOr. Reg.
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EU SLIJ So. i I;
OF F.4LUABLE PERSONAL PROP
ERTY, LIND s. NEGROES.

or T.lLU.4BLE PERSONAL PROP
ERTY, LIND s. NEGROES.
WILL sell at pLblc auction. to the
4 highest bidder. in front of the Athens
Hotel, on Monday, the din day Of March
next, and succeeding days il necessary, the
following property, TO wit: one Carriage
and Harness; TWO head of Horses; on Bug
~ and Harness; one Wagon and Harness,
and several implements OF husbandry; two
Mich Cows; some young Cattle and Stock
Hogs; some articles Of merchandise. TO-
gelher with all that part of my Household
and Kitchen Furniture conencted with the
Public House, among which is one of Iau
bach's Patent Cooking Stoves. Also,
FL hly acres of Land. within one mile Of
the town OF Athens, (eXcept a small piece
of to the Railrosd;) Five acres. more or
less, Immediately adjoining the Western
extremity Of said town, with beautiful
site for private residence; one Town Lot
with Well OF water and convenient sla>
bic and CRIB upon it, Also. will be'sold at
the same time and place SEVEN LIKE
LY YOUNG NEGROES, of both sexes.
TERMS OF SALE: For the personal prop-
er,y all sums under Five Dollars, Cash in
hand. Credit will be given Tor sums over
Five Dollars until the 25,h Of December
next--note and approved security required.
The Land, Town Lots and Negroes will
be sold for notes payable IN Bank, with a;,-
proved eDdurscrs. to rnU IN the nsual man
ner. IA MES ). BRIDGES.
Athens, Feb. s. lS50-ld u
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COMM Err gHAd.
DALTON MARKET. NEWS, SC.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 9th, 1850.


Dear P0st-Our town has been so COM
ple,ely hemmed in by the heavy ralns that
have been falling so necessarily for several
weeks, and the roads being rendered so
nearly impossible rs TO ellrctualy exclude
from our town her accustomed share OF
trade. Thus, nothing has been done in the
way Of trade, and The time oil all classes
has been occupied in discussing the "nu-
mer o as" Railroad accidents that have oc>
Cured recently on the Western and Allan.
TIC and Georgia Railroad. The late re-
mnvals and appointments on the State Road
come in Tor their share Of attention, and
have taken their place in the r. cord o! pass
ing events. upon which the sorcrcigns OF the
State will yet be called to set in judgment
Enoch II. Mills, Superintendent Of Trans
portaton, has bePn removed and ". ID.
Fulton, Local Agent at this place, appoint
ed in his place. X. w. Ilargrove Agent
at Dalton, and w. N. Bishop. late from
Texas, Agent at Chattanooga. {.
We can make no quotations from the
sales of Produce this week as so little has
been offered in ,he market. A small lot Of
new Bacon has been sold at &c.
CoRS-E.xceedinely scarce, and would
bring from 40 to Soc per bu.
Corn MEAL 40 TO soc.
FLOUR $3.50 per bb.-modera,e supply.
LARD 5 to &c per ID.
Irish-25 TO 40c per bu.
Oars 2Oc per bu.
COFFEE is still advancing, and mer-
chants here part with any considerable
quantity OF their stock relucl antly al lose
per ID. BY the bag.
GROCERIES Of other descriptions remain al
former quotations, or with bu, little change.
Respectfully. J. n. CATE.
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name to a paper, declaring the Union
4

name to paper, declaring the Union
dissolved 2
| answered in the allirmative.--
'Yesp said !, If certain contingency
arises will sign my name to the
Declaration of Dissolution But at
that moment, a black blotch appeared
on the back of my hand, Ian inky blotch,
which seem to see even now. what
is thar cried ], alarmed know not
why, at the botch upon my hand.
THAT, said He, dropping my hand.
That is the mark by which Benedict
Arnold is known in the next world
He said no more. gentlemen, but
drew from beneath his cloak an oh.
ject which he placed upon the table
--placcd it upon the very paper which
| was writing.
That object, gentlemen, wa, a skcl.
eton.
'There,' said He. There arc the
bones of Isaac Hayne, who was hung
in Charleston by the British. He
gave his life, in order to establish the
Union. When you put your name to
a Declaration of Dissolution, why you
may as well have the bones OF Isaac
Haync before you. He was a South
Caroliuian and SO are you! But there
was no blo,ch upon his right hand---'
"Wilh these words the intruder left
the room. started back from the
contact with the dead mans bones
and--awoke. Overworn by labor, |
had fallen asleep and been dreaming.
Was it not a singular dream"
Al the company answered in the
atlirmativc--Toomhs muttcrcd, "sin.
gu|ar, very siugu!ar!' at the same
time looking rather curious y ut the
back Of his right hand--and Mr.. Cal.
houn, placing his head between his
hands, seemed buried in thought
Quaker City.
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saVilal1d, Risley ~ Co.,
AUGUSTA,G G.

AUGUSTA, GA,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ErHSs, .YediCincs and Chemicals, gsaiufss
oils, N'indoW GLASS, Spanish Float,
.Enni'IG and cara EHdisO, Perfume.
ry, Soaps. 5srmshrs, Surgical and
Dental Instruments;
ALSO, AGENTS FOR THE MOST VALUABLE
Patent .Iiedicincs, Dentists Gold Foil.
Teeth, Sc. Roscndale Hydraulic Co.
msm, Caicincd Plaster Paris. SC.
rGAEING large stock on hand, which 10
Il kept iuli aud fresh ny weekly additions,
aud being connected with IlAvi,ANp, KEEsg
& Co., New York, and iiAvlLANn, IlARnAL
|. Co.. Charir.ton,S. C., Wholesale Druggists,
we are enabled to supply Country Merchants,
Physicians and the Trade, on the most favora.
hlc terms.
* Goods neatly put m and carefully
packed. Qualities warranted to be us repre-.
scented.
X Pfumpt attention paid TO orders with
Ca.h or satisfactory references.
~ Purchasers visiting tins market are in.
ytcd to call
HANiLAND, RISLEY 6 CO.,
Druggists, Augusta.
Jan y, ISJO-Gm 10
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OCOee SC7l,iNNru,
LOCATED AT GETOW N

| r n ~, ~ n nv ~ n ~ ~
~ n L al v " v" ~
Hamilton county, Tenn.
WAS opened on the first Monday OF
w January last. for the reception of
young Ladies and Gentlemen.
! The Trustees take great pleasure in an,
nounclng to the public ,hai they have Sc.
cured he services of Rev. J. l.. Mcdowell
and +. p. CALHOUN, to take charge of the
Institution, (w hch is now under an entirely
new organizaion.) md will in future be
conducted BY the iont supervision Of these
gentlemen. Tho Board can now cherfuly
recommend the Seminary To the condolences
and patronage of on enijphened public.
The locai'y IS a mos, desirable one
being located in fertile and HEALTHY re-.
| zion Of country. surrornded vi,h oond On
c'e,y, and free from the temptations to vice
and dissipation. Combining these advnnta.
ges win the industry, ability and unliring
energy OF the Instructors. the Trustees feel
1t no hoaSllng to say, here IS place for
young L'a'es ana gentlemen 10 Obtain q
'"',""H' '1cuu'''iIc Nuuca'ioh.
1. ''Pa,"'"'J DeP'''"'el' VIII ne con-
"c .It WIN "'H "''"'"oFy' III whIch mere
m'' ". s'o'' '''''"s" instruction IN I'll mo
l,''''c"'1iy "'"'c"e' usually 'aught IN our
common 'r, NcNoo'".
i"' I'"'P'e'c Acuoe'"'c course VIII EN-.
I''te '''lee su'u' y'H''-'he JUNIOR MIC
''e anu "V"''':
N'"'e y 0'""J'
SUN'"N r CL4SS. arithmetic modern Ge'
H'.ITSt 41I*,,'" ''1"'.''", c"H'p'e'e", MS
wy 800 ~ I'"''" a'o u'eeN uf""'.,ar' La'lh
"" u n,u'" 'te'",' H,'nl'n'n'y A'seora.
,. ''D,,nh LAS n.f Ahc'ert Geography
~ h","hy'hhc!eh' history. tmsaf'
ins'', u'cen testament. a'georo' (bour.
u'", "eo'''e''y' (pu'les') composition anu
ot,'n'''"'i'l.
Mora Science, Natural Philosophy, Aslron.
omy, Chemistry, the Classics. and h;ohe,
Mathematics.
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

rJ'HE SUMMER SESSION of this In
n silulon will commence en- the First
Monday in March, under the superinlend.
ence OF Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, assisted
by his Lady, and close the last Friday in
july.
Mr. Samue's ability and iailhluness as
"A competent an! efficient instructor, have
been thoroughly and satisfactorily tested
within the las, sixteen years. The Trus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Institution to the consideration of those who
desire their sons and daughters to be well
taught.
TERMS, per Session Of Fice .NonNs. Puy-
able at the end Of he session:
Spelling, Reading. Writing aud or M
Arithmetic, S'''o
English Grammar, Geography,l 9 M
and the above, CIV
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Philoso- ,ooo
ply. Moral Science, As'rono- 'o'0o
my, SC,
Extras.
Instruction in Double Entry Book
Keeping will be given to sru> = M
dents. and TO any young men 0''0
who may desire il,
Elementary Drawing for smallj m
children, 2 lessons per weeE, s 1917
Drawing and Painting on Enam-} ON
cled surface 2 lessons per week. o'''
photographic or Monochromati2} m
Painting, 2 lessons per week, s WV
Mezzolnt Painting, 9 lessons PERI 5oo
week, ''''
By order Of the Board Of Trustees all
the young Ladies and Gentlemen eau OH
tain certificates of commendaton in any or
all of the branches they may have studied,
by undergoing fair aud thorough eXan,i'
nation, il their performance and moral de-
pertinent Wi! justify ii.
Reward certificates wall be given month";
" to all the pupils who may deserve them,
lor.good behavior. punc'uali'y in attend
ance, and proficiency in their various
studies,
BY order Of the Board.
CUAS. METCALFE. Sec.
Athens, Feb 6, lS5O-,f -
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LASELL a. BROTHER,
No. 20 North F0urih Street,

NO. ~ North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sale an extensive and entirely
~ new stock of U.lTS AND cars. of
the latest styles and most approved patterns,
of their own manufacture, and particularly
adapted to the Southern and Western Trade,
viz:
.Noleskin, Rnsra, Cashmere,
Nutrla, Brush, Silk,
Beaver, Mexican, California.
Also, Mems and Boys Sporting, Pearl, Ash
land aud Wool Hats, in great variety, togetl-
with Gaps of every description, which they
confidently recommend as calculated to give
satisfaction, and which they viii sell at the
lowest market prices, and pay the most par
tic liar attention to packing.
0L3~Dricrs directed to No. 20 North Fourth
street Philadelphia, viii receive immediate
attention.
Philadelphia, Feb 8, IS50--ly -
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act, if in the judgement of the Cover.
nor, the interests of the State, and the
due application Of the tolls and profits
OF the road shall require that he shall
appoint such agent, and demand the
posse ssion and control Of said road, as
secured to the State by this act.
Sec. 6. BE it enacted, That if any
legal proceedings, may, in the judg-
ment of the Governor be necessary
10 do justice to the State. he may dc.
mand the Attorney General of the
State. to prosecute the same in any
court Of equity in the State, and SER
vice of process on the President, or
on any director shall be equivalent to
service on the stockholders.
Sec. 7. Be it enacted, That before
any bonds shall be issued under this
act to said company. the Governor
shall be satisfied that no lien, m orlgage
or encumbrance, either legal or equit.
able. exists on said road. appurtnances
or individual stock or the tolls and
profits of said road. and he is hereby
required to have full and satisfactory
proof of that fact, SO that the tolls
vested in the State in this act. shall
be full and satisfactory security. for
tho loan to the actual value of the
profits herein conveyed to the State.
Sec. s. Be it enacted, That the
terms and conditions of this act and
the acceptance OF the terms thereof,
shall be ratified and agreed to by the
individual stockholders, before the
bonds shall be issued.
Sec. o. Be 1t enacted, That this act
is not intended to require, previous to
an issuance Of bonds, the extinction Of
the mortgage ant! debt on the Hiwas.
see bridge. But the said bridge as
part of said road, is vested in the
State on the issuance of bonds subject
to the mortgage executed for the pay.
mcnt of the construction of it.
Sec. 10. Be il flu, ther enacted, That
the agent herein required to be ap.
pointed by the Governor. to control
the bonds authorized by this bill, to
issue. shall give bond and good and
sufficient security. for a faithful dis
charge OF his duties, in double the
amour. Of bonds placed in his hands.
SEC. IL. Be 1t enacted, That the
bonds that this act authorizes to be
issued to the East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road Company, shall
not be sold for less than the amount
specified in each bond.
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Chancery Court at Madisonrilie,

Chancery Court at Wadisoncilie.
OFFICE OF G. & NJ, FEBRUARY RULES, 1850.
John McGhee,
Il. S. Henley and Others, heirs OF A. II. Hen
ley, deed.
HTappearing from the bill that defendant,
L A. 5. Henley is not a resident in Ten.
nessee, publication is ordered To he made for
tour successive weeks in Athens Post reqnir-
ing said non resident defendant to make his
personal appearance at the Court OF Chance
nv, to be held nj the Court .house IN .Nadi.
sonville, on the 81 Monday Of March next,
and answer compartments bill. or The same
will be set Cor hearing pro conte'so as TO him,
and heard ex partc.
IA. COFFIN, c. & NJ.
Feb 8, ls50--it Prs fee So "
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AN ACTto extend the jurisdiction OF Jus
tees of the Peace

tceS OF the Peace.
Sec. l. BE it enacted by the Gener.
al assembly of the State of Tennessee
That each Of the Justices of the Peace
in the Stale, shall hereafter have and
exercise jurisdiction, over all debt,
and demands, due on any specially
note or agreement. signed by the party
to be charged Herewith, on which the
judgment will not sound in damages
and over all settled accounts signed
by the parties, and on all endorse
ments of negotiable paper, when the
demand and notice are expressly
waived in the endorsement, when the
amount claimed 10 be due on such
speciality. note, agreement or account
does not exceed $500. and shall heal
proof and give judgment thereon
without the Intervention Of Jury. anc
award execution accordingly. ubjecr
nevertheless to the appeal OF either
party, as heretofore.
JOHN F. HENRY,
Speaker of the Senate.
LANDON G. HAYNES.
Speaker of the H. of Rep.
Passed January 10Th, 1850.
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N o IL e

A LII persons having claims against the
IN estate of Isaac Howell, deceased. are
hereby notified 10 appear and file their
claims on CT before the LIST day Of March,
1850. with the Clerk of the County Court
OF Bradley county. authenticated IN tho
manner prescribed bv law-'he administra.
ton of said estate having been transferred
10 the Comfy Court as heing insolvent.
and by order Of the Clerk Of said Court u
the claims against it are not filed at the
time above specified, they will be barred.
JOSEPH S'rONECYPHER,
.idm'r Of Isaac Horell, deed.
Feb. |, lS50-3t II
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EsDPNSEs.IgiseS,

HSBSASEasIgistS
.syationrrS, E;osLhindrTs. and RiGnk boob
Manufacturers,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
a LSO, Manufacturers ard Direct Importers
IA of every lsint, of CO.VBS. BJTIC.NS,
SjSPENI)ERS, Spcctncics, Needles, Pms,
Percussion Caps, Violin Strings, Hooks and
Eyes, Whaebonr, Beads, Marbles, knitting
Pins, Brushes of every description, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapes, Bnlbins, Threads
cotton and linen, Purses. Pocket Books, Ra.
znr Strops, Musical Instruments, Looking
Glasses, Necklaces, German llarps, Ink, Sew.
ing SILK, Lead Pencils, Bnnnci and Cap Wire,
snd great variety OF other FANCY .4RIY-
CLfS too numerous 10 mention, which usii-
ally take: much time to find, and TO which
they are constantly making additions--all
which they have made expressly for the Coun-
try Trade. fr'rNew Goods received every
week. CALI ASp ENtNINE GooDs ASD Prices.
January IL, lS5O-ly GO
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ALDERAL MAN.-One who wants
to rent your stable, and offers the eggs
laid on the hay NOW by other peoples
chickens, as rent.
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A little girl, hearing it remarked
that all people had been once chill
dren, artlessly inquired :-"wbo took
care Of the babies :"
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening the 90lh ult., by
the Rev. H. +. Taylor, JAMES B Cooke,
Esq, of this place, to Miss Penelope.
daughter of Col. VIM. p. II. McDermou.
of TeIlico Pla ms,