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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25

ON and after July 1st, Stages vii run from OLitchfeld to the Housatonic Railroad, as follows, VIZ: Stage will leave Litchtield fol New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, al 2 o'clock. A. M. and arrive al New Milford in time to take the Passenger Train for New York or Albany.
 Leave New Milfo,d on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sau,oays, at o'clock, P. M ,o or on the arrivaloi the Passenger Train from New York.
 Another Stag. will leave West Cornwall for Litchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days. at 2 o'clock. P M or on the arrival of he Passenger Train from New York, and res turn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. leaving Lilchlield at 2 o'clock, A. M.. thus making daily lae from Litchfeld to the dousatonic Railroad,
 The Proprietor of this line intends putting on new Carriages. and as usual good Horses, and will enleavor to merit liberal share of public patronage.
 EOW ARD HART, Proprictor.
 West Cornwall. June 27, lsi0. 8
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Prepare for Fire by Insu-

rance THE Subscriber being an authorized Agent IL of the '' Merchants and Farmers Mutua! Fire Insurance Company" of Worcester Mass, offers to ensure
 Buildings and Merchandise" not extra hazArdoUs-at very low rates, for the term of from one to five years .o
 s. N. BRONSON, Agent. Lltchfeld. Dec. 1S49. ...'.-''
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Fire. E ire

NRANNISS & co having been appointed M Agents for the Mechanlcs' and Farmers Fire Insurance Company, of Stockbridge. Mass. offers to insure Houses, Stores and all other Insufable Property, on as favorable terms as any other Company.
 Liichfield, July l7, lS49. Ol
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THE Wool Growers ot Duchess and
 A Li,chieli Counties, are invited 10 meet in Convention, to take measures for the promotion of their peculiar interests anu particularly to consider the plan of seil'ng wool ata general Depot, in accor. uance w'sh the system established at Kim derhook. ss ~, s'~.ss- -N-''''
 The Convention will be at,he hon.. of MILO WINCHESTER, in the ens,srr parl of Amenia. 0n N elneslav. ,ha I1,S day of April, 1850. ""
 Allen Cline. Rnlph Deming.
 K. H. Cline, John Jswet.
 Newton Reed, Southard Hichcocr Thomas W. Swift, John Sears, IHomer Hitchcock, Samuel Roberts, Benjamin Sears, Richard Smnh, David w. Woodward, John P. Goodwin,
 Ira Williams, George D. Goodwin, Baldwin Reed. sa'f' q
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
To Dealers In Crockery And
 Glass Ware.

THE subscribers, Importers and Dealers in L China, Glass and Earthen Ware, have just received large assortment of Gold Band, White and Raised Figured China; Mulbury. White Granite. Light Blue, Flowing Blue, c. .. Colored and Edge Earthen Ware; Yum blers. Lamps, Specie Jars, Salts, Castors, Can. dlesticks. and every variety of Glass Ware The attention of Merchants is respectable a. lici,ed to our stock 0i the abrve k,nis of goods, which we will sell at the lowest New York prices. s-@..s ... s'.. -..'se = .'''" .a BOOTH & PE''K, No. 0 Wall Street.
 Sign of the BigPitcher
 Bridgeport, Sept. Is. 1850.
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CHEAP CASH
DRUG SYO RE

DRUG SYO RE TTIIOMAS LORD, wholesale and retail IL dealer in Foreign and Domestic Medi- cines, Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines Imported Leeches, Strengthening Plastsrs, Shakers Herbs and Extracts.
 Paints, Oils, Window Glass, varnishes, Spirits Turpentine, Brushes, Putty, Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs, Sperm. Lamp and Lard Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, Potashes, Inks, Backing, Sc. Sc. g. .se -s ..-
 0o- CheGp for Cash or oPprooed Credit.
 Reference to R. B. MASON, Esq, Superin- tendant and Engineer N. Y. and N. H. R. R. PH1Lo HURD. Esq, Sup't. and Eng'r. Nauga- tue R. R. CHAs. WATERBURY, Esq, CoEduc- tor Naugaluc R. 1y*7
 Bridgeport, June 20, 1S49.
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Directors.
Agent f0s' tAe, C09npNs,y

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, David c. Sanford. New Milford, Rufus Euler, Jr. Kent. Richard Smith. Sharon, Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall, Nelson Brewster. Goshen, Wm. M BurralI, Canaan, Donald J. Warner, ,alisbury, s D. Northway, & Nouc,,L John Dewell, Nor'oiN' Roger H Mills. New Hartford, George D. Wadhams, Torrington, Lewis Smith, Harwinton, Elisha Johnson, Plymouth, Jobn c. Amber, Bethlem, Leman w Cutler, Watertown, John Abernethy, Woodbury, David c. Whittlesy, New PreToa, GeorgeP. Tallmadge, Warren. Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured can apply to either ofthe Agents ,or to the Sec retary.
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President. JASON WHITING, Sec1ttary. Litchti.id. 1850
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N aug atuc K Railroad
 2
Commeaciing Dec. 17M l849.
WIWI,ER ARRANGEME EN

r - tssif Commeacing Dec. 17th 1s49. CHiRST passenger train will leaves Bridge> X port for Winsted. at 10, a. m. or on the ulival oI the 7,l5 a. m Train from New Yolk connecting al Stratiord with the $50 a. m. rain from New Haven.
 Freight train. with passenger car attached. will leave Bridgeport for Winsted at 12 m. .onnerlIng al Sl afford with the l2.00 m. train 4om N W Haven.
 Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport for Wart ronry, al 4, p. m or on the arrival of ihe 2.Ij D m Express Train from New YoTk, connertng at SiIalftrd with the 4 DO P. m. Train iruul New Raven.
 E2ei9ET2tI11S.
 First passenger train will leaves Winsted at 1 ,55 P. IT.. connecting al the junction wltn special '"ain 10 New Haven, and arrives at BrdgepI: m time f"r the passengers to take the 5,l5 p. m. tli in to New YnIk.
 Freight train with Passenger Car attached wi leave Winsled al TOO a. m. and arrive ih Bridgeport in time iol the 12,40 p. m. Train to New Haven, and l,30 p. m. Train to New York -....
 Pass'nger Train will leave Waterbury at 1 I,l5 a. un. connecting at lhe Junction with the | special Train to New. Haven and arrive in | Bridgeport in lime for passengers to take The I iO,35 a. m. Train to New York. and lO,43 Train to Albany.
 | A lin, of Stags connect with the 10,10 a.. m. passenger Train from Woodhury, Southbury and Oxford, at Humphreysville, from Li,ch- fl ,Id, to Plymouth, and Litchfeld StatIens, from Wa,erlown, 10 Waterbury, from New Hartford. and Hltchcacksville to Winsted.
 Fraight Train from New Haven and the steamer Niagara from New York, will connect with :hr Freight Trains on this Road. Freight will be way-hilled from each Station 10: New York, New Haven or Bridgeport. .. Time uhen Trains Ledve Stations. BRIDGEPORT TO WINS TED
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GERMAN MAGNETIC
LENEMENT.

A sure cure tor Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Qninzv, Salt Rheum, Affections of the. spine or Hip Jaint, Burns. Scalds, Colds, Coughs. Weakness, Nervous Diseases. Liberated Sores, Toothache, Headache, Group or Hives. Stiff Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face, Hard Swell lings, and enlarged Joints. Sprains, Stitch in the Back, Frosted Feet or Chi.blans, Bruises, Corns. Bunions, Pain in the Side or Breast, Pimples, Fresh Wounds and Cuts. II is also the best in extant for Sprains. Calls. Swelled Legs. Scratches, Bruises, Nail pricks, Wounds, Cork on Horses, &c.,, &c.
 o6-Prepared only by A. c. GRANT, Albany, New York. ....-...
 0s-For certificates and particulars, see cir culars left with Agents.
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BOQY'&,SAQHS,&C.

FEV HE subscriber has removed to .he 4lh builds
 ing West of the Court House, and would
 respectfully invite all in want of BOOTS,
 SHOES and LEATHER to call and exam \. inc his assortmanlment. 1t is mostly new; and selected with reference 10 the wants and wishes of cashpurcha sers--cmhracing va riety Of sorts and sizes, es,longenough for any man, lady, cheap enough for anybody, male or female, bond or free. Ago dassortnaent of French Cazf, Goo Skin, Kip Skin, Patent Leather, Morocco &c.. from which work will be made to order atshort notice. Repai1ing done as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK.
 Latchfeld, June 14.
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Notice

iFHE partnership heretofore existing be- \ Tween the subscribers is lhlsnay dissolved. 5. P Boll.s is authorized to7settle up the business of the concern.
 EN& S.AArL P. .3OLLES,
 PHILIP WELLS. Ltchfiela. Feb yth 1850 es fs~
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Steam Engines and Boilers

A RE made and repaired on the shortest nos A tice by the subscriber. Shdfting and Ma chinerv of all kinds made to order. Castings furnished of the best quality, and extremely low.
 Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched Leather Belts. Also, Chain Pumps or Water Elevators. wholesale and relail.
 TOOLS, PAT ERNS, DIES, and all kinds of work usually done in a machine shop, done in style which cannot tail to snit customers. GAS, STEAM and WATER PIPES always on hand. AARON KIL8OURN. No, 4 Howard st. New Haven,1
 December 1st. l649.
 Stock of Goods for Sale. THE Stock of Goods belonging 10 BOLLEs SI WELLS is offered for sale ENTIRE on Ia> vorable terms, to close up the business. In the meantime the subscriber will cell 10 suit customers.
 Good bargains may be had for CASH
 rEThose who have accounts are respect fully requested to settle up.
 5. P. BoLLEs. Litchfeld, Feb. 12lh 1850. American Chain Pump Fac
 tory. VINHE subscriber IS prepared to furnish al l wholesale or retail Chain Pumps in any quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes, &c., sent to any part of the country by Rail Road. The best of Chain and Wheels sold at the very lowest cash prices. Call and see.
 WANTED-A good Blacksmith, to do Country work, and Forge for Machine Shop.
 II. BALDWIN. Washington, Feb. 2. 1850. 40 JEW BOOKS-Philo and Evangelical A by the author oc Margaret.
 Representative Men i; by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
 Fnthingham's Siege of Boston, with maps and plates.
 Just received and for sale by H. $. PARSONS & Co. 35 2ASylum street, Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-25
Last Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, in Litch- field, April Ist, 1850.
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Winsted to By7dqeport.

Bridgeport, Dec. 14ih, 1919.
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NOTICE..

Nm obedience 10 an order made at the De-
q cember term, 1919. of the Circuit Court
held for McMlnn county, | will sell. at the
Court house door in Athens, on the ID day
Of February next, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash in hand,
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When the lowest bid proposes mode of {

When the lowest bid proposes mode of
CONVEYANCE that is inadequate tor the rohte
in rcsnrct 20 the certainty, security, ana Co.
lcrlty of the mails, aside from any hcc"r"m"'
dn,;on for travel, 1t will not be entitled to the
route. .
On When the bid docs not nnnc a mode %!
convcyn,ce, It will he taken and understood
tu be for the lowest mode OF conveyance, to
wit. on horseback. when il proposes t. car
nv nccordlng to the advertisement, aud no
mode of CONVEYANCE is stated for the route
in the advertisements, it will hr consideied Il.
altering only for horseback conveyance.
u Since the passage of the act Of March
2, 1915, II new description OF b'h mas been
received. II specifies no mode OF convey
ancr, but engages IN carry the mai' WIN cer-
taintv, cetcrit.. aud security using the terms
of,hn liw. These bids are called, from III"
manner in which they are designated on IN"
looks Of the Dcp;.rir cut. "sinr bids." II has
been hrciiph. nit'r m ''nrr c"'-ihrraf'n"' mat
a BIZ, prnpnssng "A spr, iIic node nj CONVEYANCE
ncus hish ~ Grade rs iwn-hnrsc coach trans
prdailon is 10 he preferred to the star bid. -
The experience Of the Department enables II
to iay down the following rules, VIZ:
when the MAJ, on the rnnte is not so large
ne 20 rennirn two horse coach conveyance,
star bid. il the lowest, Will be preferred to the
specific bid.
-, when the mails are of such size and
wei.ht as to render il necessary or eSpcd'ent,
in reference TO them alone, TO provide i"o-
horse coach conveyance, the specific III V,
though the highest, will hc preferred to tie
star bid, 10 the rxtcnt OF Il moderate dill'I-
cnce in The compensation, in case the ann r.
cncc is not such as to interfere with the poll
CIV of the new law which looks to n rednc-
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IMPORTANT.

A LII persons having uase'iled accounts
IA with the undersigned, are hereby noiI,
fed TO come forward aud settle them. All
accounts unsettled on The LIST day OF Feb
ruary, will be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection.
All those who bought goods at our auc-
lion are nulIfird To come forward aud com
ply with The terms Of SAID sale.
CLEAGE s. co.
Jan. 4, lS50-4t 61
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INSTRUCTIONS.

l. Seven minutes are allowed for opening
and closing the mails ut all Offices where e.,
particular time IL specified, but On railroad
and srea nbuat routes there is To be no more
daay than is necessary to deliver and re-
criyr III" bags.
. The mail is TO be conveyed in prefer
ence to passengers, and To their entIre ex'
If its weigh, and bulk require IT..
3, Pos, office blanks, mail bsgs. and the
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Farm for a Bid mherc no change from
advertisement is contemplated by
the bidf|er.

Il Tor we. MS the case may bc) (hr'e
write the nam, or n mes in fulD Of her"
.,,,e rho re dence or resGt me-. h"trhv
prop 50 TO carr, lii" mail "n Ne. 'r"h
TO Us nfl.n rs tho advertise.
mcn' requires. in The time stated in the
sch. dulles. and by the following mode al
conveyance. to wit: Here stale how it j.
to be conveyed. for the annual sum oi s
Dated
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CUANCERY SALE.

NeURSUANT to a Decree of the Chan
q Gerry Court, at the August Terms
1919, in the case OF the President and Dr.
r-clurs OF the Bank OF Tennessee against
Joel X. Brown, will expose to sale at The
Courthouse door, in the town OF Athens.
on the OH day Of February, 1850. the tol>
lowing pieces, parcels or tracts of land and
town lots, to wit: One tract or parcel OF
land containing four thousand eight hum
died and ninety two and halfacres, lying
IN The county of Monroe. in the Hwasses
District. situate in the fifth Range East Of
the meridian. third fractional Township,
beginning on Gum, the South west cor
ner OF lot No. 10, FRACTIONAL Township
third, Range fifth East of the meridian,
running South seven hundred and sixty
five poles to stake on the Indian bounda.
nv line-lhence West ten hundred and Tor"
" poles with the Indian boundary line to a
slake-'hence North seven hundred and
sixty i've poles to Pine-,hence East ten
hundred and forty poles TO the beginning.
+, $50, the West half Of LOT No. 7, and de-
Sianared AMI known as such OF the plan ct
the town uf Athens, being the ground on
winch SANDS tie hwt HIN. house and store
housr nuw uc"upl.d by the said joel X.
Bruwu-'he divl i',a lne ui sad lot 10 be-
ON ,hou, the mr." II the trout l,ne 'front.'
ing NE Court house running back through
the GENRE ~ tn cnlmrrl, lately used ~
S. Z ,rar, an,i Tie sand B,owu--ihpnce IN a
d,rec, line 10 the wall Of Brick Kitchen
thence with lhe outside OF the Suuih and
West walls TO where il joins the well.
housr-lhence nearly East with the divI-
son wall OF The kitchen and well house 10
poiE' nsi opposite To the centre OF the
well IN the huus.-Ihence in a direct line
across the centre o! the well through the
North wall TO the wall Of said BrOwn's
smoke hnusp-thence with the outside of
the smoke house round tie East side or
end and corners until II reaches the centre
of the lor-,hence in dlrec, line through
the centre OF the lot TO the back line that
divides said lot from lot No. 6. Also. lot
No. 50, and the South half OF lot No. 4S,
divided by line running parallel with the
East and West lines OF said lot, situated in
said town of Athens. Aud also lois No.
IA. 10. and Is, and one third of an acre in
The Southeast corner OF lot No. 9, on the
donated lands adjoining the said town Of
Athens Also, one Sidehoard, one Bureau,
two Tables, one Washstand. one dozen
Windsor Chairs, one Clock and two Beds
and Furniture. Also. lo No. "a in the town
of Cleveland, county OF Bradley.
VIM. LOWRY, c. & M.
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Form of Certificate.

The under.ignrd postmaster OF
ceriifies that the gunraniorS above nat'd
are sufficient and ut!e to make good Their
guaranty.
Dated
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| cHaNCERY COURT.aTA ATHENS,

CHqNCERY COURT At ATHENS,
AsaheI Carlock and his wife Mary, former
" Mary Douglass, Ezekiel Bates and his
vii. Jane. formerly Jane Douglass, VIM.
Rhodes and his wife Sarah l., formerly
Sarah r Douglass. taswe'I Lea and his
wife Matilda, iormerl, Matilda Douglass,
John Douglass, WIN. Douglass. flu. d.
Douglass, Jno. f.. Douglass. Julia Ann
Doug lass, porcas Douglass and Eliza
beth Caroline Douglass.
IN This cause II appearing from nm al'eea'
4 non in the bill, that William Douglass.
one Of the respondents IN The bill. is not
resident citizen of the State OF Tennessee,
bul a citizen of The State of South CARROLL
ma, It is therefore ordered that publication
he made IN The Athens Post. a newspaper
printed in Athens, for four successive
weeks, requiring The said VIM. Douglass TO
aprear a, our next Court of Chancery, 10
be holden at the Cuurt-house in AIhens,on
the Sd Monday in February next and plead,
an wer or denur to compliments bill filed
against him, or The same will be taken as
confessed as to him, set tor hearing er par
ie. and decreed accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY. C. & NJ.
Jan. 4. lS5O-4t Prs fee So 81
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Barren Plain from Springfield, h'i'cs'
once week.
B.li.burg from Charlotte. Is miles, onc'
a week.
B,pbyviIc from Popular Ridge, ! miles,
twice Il week.
| Blooming Grove from Biua Springs. q
IN les. once n week.
Bmrna Vista from Huntingdon, D miles,
once week.
Car,uckvl,e from Murirccsoorr, Is miles,
one" week.
Cnmpbcl>ville from Lyunyil'e, I miles,
! twice n week.
Ch"ap Valley from Boyd-y.I'c. 0 miles,
once II week
Cooper II ngo from Rcssr>yi'e, Is miles,
| once We k.
Cotton Creek from Sandy BRIDE, > miles
once " ok.
Cross Plans from Mullos's, > miles, l"'ce
week
DAVIS Landing from Savannah, !2ni'es'
once II week.
Ehrnezer from Ammonia. - miles. once
a week.
Eg,p, from N;aco:. 5 miles. onc"a week.
Fl.cr's Gross liuaLs from : pri sNel', ID
mites, riIcr n week.
Fin, Springs from Cleveland, y miles,
once II We, X.
Fountain Head from Gui'ot.n, A ml'e',
once n week.
Fox Spring from rurner's Hill, o miles,
ono" a seek.
Frunkln College and Elm EIlil from Nash
vile, Is miles, twice a week.
/ Grersvli!e from CussviiIe. 10 miles, twice
week.
GiIi's Store FROM Lynchburg. q miles,
onc' week.
Gravel Hill from Pudy, 5 mieS, once
week.
llaliox rrum L,baaon miles, once
week.
HsmI'ion'S Cross Road, from Athens, Va
miles. once a week.
Henrietta from i'rcdnpIG, miles, ouce
week.
liupe Hill from Spring Creek, o. miles
once Il W., X.
lingsin'> Creek from PuFdy, 4: miles, ono"
Q week.
Hurricane Creek from Jacks Creek -
mics, once n week.
Junn.nn's FROM Oak Grove, kentucky, y
miles, tWicr week.
I.anndu from Cedar Grove, miles, once
week.
Lnnca.tcr from Gorion,vile, & miles,
once W., k.
Louisville from Ma,yvilc, I miles. twice
Il werk.
Mac,n fran Oakland, 81 miles, three
times We
Marble I.I from LynchburE, miles
once week.
Mon,ezu,,a from Purdy, 10 miles, once /"
week.
Montgomery from licndctsonv!le, . mile
o T." xr"k.
New Portland from Onward. 7 miles, once
n week.
New York from Lutte Grove, 7 miles,
once We k.
Nubbr Ridge to Audubon from Bolivar,
II miles, onrr week.
Oucclo and Henrietta II IN Fredonia, III
mites, once week.
Onward from Standing Rock, 7 miles,
once n week.
Owen Hill md Pey,onsvii' from Frank
lin, ID miles. once week.
Pine Top from Bpllvsr, l6 mites o"cc I
week.
Ploasan, exchange frrm nCd Mrund, q
miles. once week.
Point Mason from Paris, % miles, once a
week
Red River from Springfield, o nl!cs, once
week.
Rob,nson's Store from Fayetteville, Il
miles. once week.
San,u F. from Wlllismsport, GA miles,
! twice week,
Saunders from Lay nyette, miles, twice
n w"'k
Scwanon from Camden, 10 miles, three
times n week.
s andardvle from Shady Grove, miles,
once n w'rk.
Syer, Water from Philadelphia, . miles,
O'cr week.
Tron.daI, from McAlinnviie, ii miles,
once week
War Trace from Beach Grove, s miles.
once week
Whrclnnd from Elcl.land, D miles, once
week.
Williams Store, from Van Buren,. 4 miles
tw,rrn week. F.,
Willow Grove from Har,sville. IL miles
nnr" week.
Zion I.ll from R,nggo!d, Ca, 10 miles
once week.
Form far Bid mherc no change from
advertisement is contemplated 6y
the bitter.
Il Tor We. MS the case may beg (he'e
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CASTINGS AND lRON.-A large lot
~ o! Castings and Iron, IN hand and Tor
sale by JACKSON 4 LILA RD.
Dec. %, lSi9-rf G6
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ESTP.AY,
Jan. 4, lS50-4t

~. ESTPAY.
NN-ySTAKEN up by Samuel Looney,
ST-~egA living IN the 81 Civil District in
MEX 4. Meigs county. Tenn, on the 9TH
day OF january. lej0, one BAY MARE,
abont fourteen years old, fifteen and halt
hands high, right hind foot white, no brands
perceivable Appraised TO thirty dollars.
JAMES LILLARD, Ranger.
Jan ls, ls50-3" s.
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E6e .acreS OF EWsaN,

heirg the North west hall Of the South.
west Quarter, situated in the Cd Range, "a
Township, Yves, OF the Meridian and wing
in the 24rh Section. Also, so ACRES,
he Northeast hal! of The Snuh east Quar-
ter, in the 2,l Range, I'd Township West
Of the Meridian, lliwa>spe District, and IN
the 23l Section, all in McMInn county,
Tennessee. The above laud adjoining the
lands of Jno. ParsnaIl. deed, John Moss
and others, and running one mile Fast and
West, and one>qralter OF mile North and
South. Also, Two and a half acres. more
or less, situated in the North east quarter
Of Section "a. Range 81, Township 2!
Yves, of HE Meridian, joining "a acres so,t
d, the said Pike IN his tltcln,r 10 Jas.
Lane. also adjoining the above described
lands at the Northeast end-soid as The
lands of James Pike, deceased. subject 10
the widows dover interest, 10 pay the
debts of said deceased.
This land is situated 4! miles West OF
Athens, on Mouse Creek, we'll t'mbercd
and walered, and in a good nei2hborhooi.
JOHN l.. BRIDGES,
administrator Of Jas. Pike, dec'd.
Dec. q, 1919. ct To
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TERMS Cash $50; twelve months
credit on the residue with bond and APP
proved security, unless compliments be-
come the purchasers. and lien on the
lard and Town lots for the purchase mo-
nev until il be paid.
Dec. u, ls49-6l; Prs fee $3.50. ID
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VLNTER BOOTS AND SHOES.
A LOT Of first rate Winter Boots ano
IA Shoes, lust received and for sale by
BRADFORD & DODSON.
October 10, lS49--tf Do