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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-10-21
APpnnATToM, o.. 9, u.


Gentlemen: Your favor, dated Stauntos,s
tembeF 26, Is this sday,receiyed, eOmmu1e-
the information thai, By lhe Democratic 90
ton there assembled, / have been unz1iE
nominated a candidate Tor Tie Office o. Aae
Genefalof Virginia, under The new Cost
oil the State, aud expressing the hope m-
accept the nomination.
Highly appreeiafing The honor done meiss
te1iDg this n0ninaifnn, u accept q ha1Ey
doing sos / am not fnsensible Of The oblgs
Imposes, nor free from fears that Day
able % peffoTm my Rholedhty. Bot %
fullest confdepcefhatthe Demoeraey0i
united as Il should and viii be- under ne
Gov JohnsonSthe gallant, the true, ne
1orious, has but to viii The eietory, and .
Our opponents, always beaten On -
sues are ever inEenfIbg new ones =
nows as they imagine. 4 grand issue
the special friends of the Union Bate
Ulion7 IL IS easy enough 70 see.
they are for y the union Of the WIZ
enough of the Democrats 70 arr me
la favor oEthe Wings.
And IS they like TO charge Dsmoss
being disunionists. i admit IN advance
fayodte union of theirs, ] an against We
aunion Of al The Democrats East ems r.
North side and Soufh-side. old yoisns n az
ypters=a union Of the Democratssio t -
'of-the Wigs -
Accept gentlcmens my thanks ioEu
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MANCHESTER ~PREsBYTERY.

y EzArTl
The specialization of the Winchester
School PresbyteTy which comineneed in me
Kent.street Church of This place, on Wsdness
day genIig last for the purpose oh ordainina
and installing Rev JAS 4. GR4HxM.fheepass
Tor elect % the place5of Rev. Mr.. LaoTs who
o@ingt TO ilfhealth, resigned The change some
months sipeeD closed rs 1kbors on fbes fofowi66
Thecefemonies of the ordination ana
installation were conducted byReFSE RSWHe
Sos Moderator, assisted by Revs. Messfs. Dur.
roNs BERRT HgeH andH EATes
The melting howeyer, continued Annff Sun.
day e~Fenlnge--on which day the SacTamsn OF
the Bofds Supper was administered. Twelve
elnbets were added toHt the Chnref=paff
p-oaeSenination and pat upon certificate from.
INSTRUMENTATION aud cpngregauonss
@Mrs6RAHAM IL a young man Of hnegfalenfs.
and promises 10 be a briIifnf andnsefnl minisfeF
NJ nc Efgiaian
Ihere are twenty one neUspabers published
m Ea4ttoFuta-on Religious. eisht political, and
Twelve neutfals or homina1ly such.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-10-21

FEstslk PE1KsTEftN4yV lean from he 81
Louis Republican shat Two eentiemenf of that
Ely have emPlpYed young lady Miss &C.
gnshmas, of New York, 10 disnuts he nIan 81
1pedestrianism with EAxoffh. Miss Cushman
eneagest 70 walk fFe hnI9Fsd miles IN fse huns
dredconsecpIye n9ursstle feat osbespeFhofmed
M SOONER costume. She was 10 Commence
The feat en- Tie 9th inst.
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CoMIssIoNERs s0F EIjErTIoN.

Thesfofowing gentfiesen were appointed as
The Commissioner for Ole ensuing Election. Sy
The County Court Of JehsfsSn on yestefdsyt
Ciaflea5lFH-James 81. Beiler. r. HsBntcb.
John ] .Lock.
Joll Wilson, lliamT
VIM ] Staphensi
Observation-Disclosures Inbn 4 Him.
fW- Reynetds
-John HTifhh MannP Nelsbn.
h19s Baylor phs ssph Smith
Ing ltxs hogs IL rom 5os n. Ds4 s.
gtos n said8a4t hogs aTe gensss
y very seafee il Che though com fssso
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-10-21

Betsy Proctor hung herself d t5e Poor House,
in this plaeesoh Thursday n0Tniog- There was
an incident IN the hi~stoFyoEihe life ofthfs woman
worthy o6record. which comes 20 Us aIthentjeaI-
ly sustained She had been blind for ten wears
and bee0me so we learn under The following cir
chmstances When u married woman heThnsz
band charged her with Inconsistency To The mar
riage VOW She emphalcaly denied 4. and mon
her knees prayed God 20 strike her blind. n tf1e3
Immediately after she Went blind. she died 81
the violence OF her own hands distracted by the
CONSTANT iappEehensiono OF the flfther mdpmenf
Of Heaven Her appearance 10 death Indicated
q higher destiny than awaited her IN this World
FEfedsrfekSEa Nelrx
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-10-21

70 Oil The Chair Of Law Professor in The College
of William and Mar, Va. rendered vaeant by
the death Of Judge Beverly Tucker. The Judge
has ~accepfed the appointment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-10-21

To JoHN BKUuE, Esq, Of Frederick. 49,
r. HnL, Esq. of CuipepeT, and BEER a.
Esq, OF Powhafan-Commlttee
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Dissolution.

TVHE firm Of McKAMY & CO. Benton
l. Polk county, Tennessee. has been dis.
solved by limitation of,he term. II is there
fore necessary that all persons indebted to
said firm should at once settle their dues.
as The old business must be closed up.
The business hereafter will be carried on
under the firm of MOSS s. McKAMY, and
they respectfully solicit q continuance Of
from their old friends aud Gus.
toners. -
WIN. H. McKAMY.
Brsroy, Jan. 10. 1s5l-1t. 100
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Land for Sale.

vIVIIE undersigned IS DESTROYS OF selling
Il his LAND, in McMnn county, four
m lies West of Athens, on the waters Of
Mouse Creek. The tract contains 26O
acres-3O or 40 acres of which are Creek
bottom, and not inferior 10 any land in the
county. There are some eight or len ex,
celIent Springs on the land. so that good
water can be had 10 everv field, also Two
good young Orchards. There are on the
premises comfortable dwelling house, and
all necessary outbuildings. He also pro-
poses TO sell his stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils. &c. The
terms will be made accommodating. Per-
sons wishing 10 purchase are invited 10
coll and examine for themselves.
JAS. w. McSPADDEN.
McMinn CO. Jan. 10, l85l-4t l2O
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Public Sale.

vTHE subscriber will offer for sale at pub.
l. lie auction. on Saturday, the 18th day
of January, 1851. q variety Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Also, some Farm
ing Utensils, SC. The property will be
sold TO the highest bidder without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums under
Five dollars. cash IN hand; all over Five
dollars, nine months credit, with bond and
approved security.
CHAS. P. SAMUEL.
ATHENS, Jan. 10, lS5l-2t. 12O.
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To Contractors and Capitalists
Orr,cE E. Tenn. g. GA. r. r. Co.,

To Contractors and Capitalists.
OFFICE E. Tenn. s. Ga. r. r. Co,l
Athens, Jan. 7, 1851. s
PROPOSALS will be received at this
L office until The 10Th day Of February
next, for furnishing the whole or part OF
the Timbers; doing the new Grading;
building and completing the Masonry; re-
pairing the old Grade; laying the Track SC,
between the Hlwassee and Tennessee Riv.
er, in separate contracts.
Also, proposals for furnishing the Tim.
hers, completing the Grading and Mason
~, repairing the old Grade. laying the
Track, &c.-in short 10 complete The Road
from the Hiwassee 10 the Tennessee River,
10 one contract.
Psyme n,s 10 be made in installments as
the work progresses, or when completed,
as agreed on by the parties, in the g per
cent coupon bonds Of the COMPANY, inter-
est pay able half yearly. The kind Of pay
menls, terms, &c., may be modified, per.
haps, on conference with undersigned and
the Board of Directors.
Bidders may also name payments TO be
made otherwise than in bOnds-in other
words, state their propositions in different
forms.
Es1wuIRes OF the quantities OF work. de.
scriptions of timber. &C.. may be seen at
this Office before The time Of receiving ex.
pres, ami will be furnished per mail to
those at distance desiring TO propose.
Undersigned is also authorized 10 let
contract Immediately for the new Grading
and Masonry on the North side of Hiwas..
see, in the neighborhood Of Calhoun, and
will be pleased 10 confer with persons de-
s,rous OF taking the work.
Dy order OF the Board.
A. ID. KEYES, President.
Jan. 10, Is5l-u l2O
ELF Knoxville Register, Wing and PIE
beian, will give the above two insertions.
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Notice.,

20 decree Of the County
L Cour. of Polk county, Tennessee, at lis
session, 1851, will proceed TO sell
10 the highest bidder, on twelve months
credit, in the town Of Benon, Polk county.
Tennessee, on the ll.h Of February. 1851.
negro man. named JACK. He is about II
years old, large and likely. Note with ap-
proved security will be required. bsaring
interest fro!a date.
J. NJ. BURCHAM, Com.
Jan, 10, l55l-3t. 10
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Notice..

T WILL proceed 10 sell 10 the highest
l. bidder, at the Court house IN the town
of Decatur, in Meiss county, Tennessee,
on Thursday the 26,h day Of February,
1851. two slaves, named JAMES and
HANEY, rs the property Of Samuel Me-
Daniel, deceased, late Of Meigs county,
Tennessee. on a credit Of six months. ex.
cent the sum Of FIVE per cent. which will
he reou,red at the time Of sale-the pur'
chaser giving bond and security for The pur'
chase money.
JESSE MARTIN, Com
Jan. 10, 1875. l@
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State ofTenncssee-- Meigs county.
Committed to Jail,

0N the Goth day OF October, lo5o'
~ TWO NEGRO MEN. suppose! 10
be 20 years old. HENRY. yellow, lee'
6 inches high, with mole on his iace'
warts on the right hand, and scar on the
left hand. Said boy says he belongs TO
man living near Woodstock, Virginia, by
the name Of Jacob Naples.
The BLACK BOY is feet 5 inches
high. full forehead, small ears. jaws IN
cined 10 be slim. Said boy says he be-
longs 10 a man living near Mar'insOufs,
Burnley county. Virginia, by the name Of
Andrew McCIary.
The owners Of SAID Negroes are hereby
requested to come and prove property, pay
charges and get SAID Negroes, as required
by law. JAMES LtL.LARD,
Tailor Of .]ieigs county.
Nov. 8, lS5O-.( III
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ANAWFUL EXPLOSION.

A short time since there was in
one Of the Western States an iuaam.
mable gas spring. situated within a
few rods OF what was known as "the
canal" though it has long since lost its
proper title to that appellation, and
was little more than stagnant ditch.
BY partially submerging a tube, con-
tracted at the upper end. in the waters
of this spring, and applying q light to
the Aperture, beautiful clear flame
could be produced, which would con.
tinut unit! the tube was removed
A gentleman who was about to be-
come a purchaser Of the estate EN-.
bracing the spot whence the gas
emanated. and who was probably
most profoundly ignorant of the glori::
Gus science Of chemistry, concluded
to make an experiment. He accord
ingly procured a hogshcad, open at
one end. which he placed directly
over the spring in an inverted position,
sinking the edges to depth sufficient
to prevent the gas from escaping
This done, he waited while until
he imagined the hogshead to be sutli.
GENTLY charged. and then, philosophi'
cally seating himself astride the top
he leisurely bored gimblet hole
through the head and applied a lighted
candle thereto. The effect, t ough a
little different from what he expected,
was withal Of a most remarkable AMI
astounding character. A terrific ex.
nlosion ensued, and dire was the
result thereof.
A farmer who was hoeing in a
neighboring field rushed to the spot.
but on arriving at the scene Of disas.
ter all traces Of the explosion had
disappeared. The ground indeed for
some distance around the spring was
rent and torn, but the hapIess cause
of this tremendous CONFUSION was
missing. Finally the honest rustic
cspied pair Of rcd-topped boots pro-
truding from the waters OF the CANAL
at some little distance, which on ex.
animation were found to contain the
neither members appertaining to the
insensible and almost delunct body oil
the would.be philosopher. With the
assistance of some friends who had
already reached the spot. and by the
aid Of a stout rope, he was rescued
from his miry bed, and conveyed to
his home "a sadder and wiser man"
Moral. May his fate prove a
warning to us all not to NEEDLE with
the matter pertaining to a science
with which we are not familiar.
"a little learning is dangerous thing, .
Drink deep. OF taste not The Herian spring"
Boston Journal
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State Of Tennessee, Monroe co.,
CIRCUIT COURT,

ClkCOII COOkt.
Jacob j. Upton Admir- SC. Petite: :. tito
The Heirs OF Joel Cash. decd. l. o d.
IT appearing from the allegations in the
L petition that Benz. Cash. Jno. Cash and
Joel Cash, jr., Thomas Gibson and wife
Kizziah. Abraham Upton sad wife Ia
beiha, Barclay Cash, aud Sam'I Duggaa
and wife Mary, are non. residents Of the State
oil Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the "Aihens POST
lor four weeks, notifying them 10 appear at
the next term Of the Circuit Court 10 b
held for Monroe county. at the CouIi.houss
in Aiadisonviile, on the second Monday in
January next, and plead. answer or dsmur
to the allegations in said petition, or the
same will be taken pro eonfssso. and set
Tor hearing. -
r. z. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Dec. Is, 1856 Prs fee $500 lie
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A most tragic affair, resulting in
the death Of two citizens in Jefferson
county, took place in that county on
Wednesday Of last week. 1t seems
from what we can learn, that Mr..
EIzey Taylor, heretofore an industri
Gus and hard working citizen Of that
county for many years past, had made
himself odious to his neighbors in con.
sequence of having entered land on
which some Of them had improve.
meu,s. The settlement, took the mat
ter in hand, and, after taking Mr..
Taylor into custody, compelled him,
under pain Of death, to convey lands
entered by him to those who had
improved them, on being paid the
entrance price. and. also, to remove
from the settlement. This took place
some time since. Recently, the feud
broke out afresh, when MIR. Taylor,
having occasion 10 60 TO Pine Bulls,
on business, was followed, or met, on
his return on Wednesday week by
three men, Anderson Steadman. a
Mr.. Hoyle. and John E. Hagan-all
armed with rifles. Taylor was armed
with double.barreI shot gun. Per.
ceiving manifestations OF attack on
the part ofhis pursuers, Taylor aIight.
ed from his horse and awaited their
approach. On getting within a short
distance, the two first named persons
discharged their rifles at him--but
probably without effect, except shoot.
ing his horse. which was between
him and his assailants. He then re.
treated behind tree. Steadman and
Hoyle advanced on him, when he fired
both barrels Of his gun in quick sue.
cession, killing the former on the spot,
and inficting a fatal wound on the
latter which terminated in his death
a few hours afterwards.
TAYLOR made his escape in the
woods, and had not been heard of
when our informant LEFT the ncighbor.
hood. However. we imagine, from
the circumstances. as related to US,
tina, he was clearly acting in self de.
fence--and that he is in less danger
from the law, for the unfortunate
killing Of two of his assailants. than
from the fury of his late neighbors,
who, it is supposed, will be satisfied
with nothing short Of his life.--LiaIe
Rock, (Ark.) Gazette.
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Decatur Academy.

U6CdLur ACduellly.
VNHE Trustees Of Decatur Academy
l. would INFORM the public generally thai
they have secured the services Of Rev. A.
F. Coz, who will take charge Of the above
Institution Of learning. His lady will take
charge Of the Female Department.
As az inJucement 10 the cilizens OF
Meiss county TO patroniIe the School, the
Trustees have agreed 10 pay one hall the
t1lion of each scholar that attends during
said term.
TERMS. per Session Of fire .vonia':
LIST. Or,hography. Reading. Wiring,
and Arithmetic, S5,OO
I'd. Geography, English Grammar.
Natural Philosophy, Astrono-
my and Geometry, 700
Sd. Chemistry, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Algebra, and The
Latin and Greek, 1000
There will be small additional charge
for fuel, &c.
No allowance will be made for lost time,
except for sickness.
The session will commence the LIST Mon.
day in February, 1851.
BY order Of the Board.
JOSEPH McCOEKLE,
Chairman.
Decatur, Jan. 8, lS5l-4t ll9
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NJ We are authorized and requested to
announce JESSE c. MOORE, Of Polk
as candidate for Joint Represen.
ta,lve 10 the next Legislature for the dis
irict composed of the counties Of Polk,
Monroe. and McMnn.
Jun. 3, 1851.
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Notice..

To all persons ,rho hare claims against The
Estate of .Mark JNcKea=ie, Decd:
VOU are hereby notified 10 file your
l. claims regularly authenticated as the
law directs, with the Clerk OF the County
Court of Monroe county. on or before 2oth
day of April next, that pro rata dlstrlbu-
ton of said estate may be made among the
creditors Of said estate. according 10 law.
N. J. SPlLLMAN, Admr.
Jan. 10, lS5l-1t l2O
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A poetic young man, in describing
the movements of a lot of gold hsh,
says "they flashed and darted about
like bright hopes through a lovers
BRAIN" That young man should be
looked to. He's been staying out O.
nights and studying whiskey punch.
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A young lady who wished ITO jine
the war;" was asked il she were will
ling 10 mount a breech. She prompt,
" replied, mot only a breech, but il
needs be. a pair Of breeches." Spun
XIV cal that.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

KELIGUCS NOTICE.
The Lord permitting, Elder R. Randolph
and :. D. Bllingsly, will meet with the
Church Of Christ in Athens, OIL Saturday
the ll'h and at Metcalie's Factory On Lords
day, the 18th instant.
Preaching each day at II O'Clock A. NJ.
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MArR1xoNy.-'You ought to marry"
Never
.Iknow a good girl for you
Let me alone
But, prehaps, you don't know her.
She is young
then she is sly
Beautiful
The more dangerous
OF good family
Then she is proud
Tender hearted
Then she is jealous
She has talents
To kill me-
And one hundred thousand dollars
I'll take her.
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HatS---HatS

A SUPERIOR assortment of HAS
IA Molesk %, Congress, California, Mexi
can, &c., for sale by
Nov, %. JACKSON s. LILLARD.
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Children are very inquisitive bodies,
for instance:
"Pa, what does cleave mean?"
"lt means to unite together"
"Does John unite wood when he
cleaves it,"
"Hem, we'll it means to separate"
"Does man separate from his vile
when he cleaves to her"
"Hem, hem, don't ask SO many fool.
ish questions, my child"
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The best crop a man can raise.
after all, is a crop Of children; pro.
viding he only educates them prop
erly. We know friend Of ours who
derives a revenue of sixteen hundred
dollars from four boys, which is a
better yielG than any farm in the
country turns in. As matter OF
money, therefore, matrimony is among
the most productive pursuits that men
and women can employ themselves in.
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TEACHER WANTED.

TIME Trustees Of Forest Hill Academy
L desire TO employ Teacher 10 bill the
place Of Mr.. Samuel, the present Principal
Of the Institution, who retires al the end OF
the present session. The next session will
commence between the FIRST and 18th oil
March next. Address
CHAS. METCALFE, Sec'y.
Athens, Tenn, Dec. 81, lSj0-E liz
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NOTICE.

4 S the subscriber is necessarily compelled
IA to leave the first Of February, Tor Talla-
,ega, Ala. he most respectfully requests that
those indebted to MIN either by note or acc
count, will make Immediate payment.
lie hopes his patrons will sec the great pro-
,,riety Of punctnality OIL their part, rs it is
impossible for him to call OH them NIL indi-
yidually and attend TO his daily vocation.
CHARLES p. SAMUEL.
Dec. 90, lS50-tf III
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MIsslssIrpI IN TIE LEAD.-.A Nash.
vile Conventionist, writing to the
Charleston Mercury, says:
"You will be satisfied with the pro.
ceedings Of the Convention. They
keep Mississippi in the Iead--they
assert and vindicate the right o. Sc.
cession-they recommend a Southern
Congress, and denounce all President.
making Conventions"
"They keep Mississippi in tho lead,''
do they? Once upon time, on the
hos pitable hearth stone Of a country
farm house, blazed a bright and bril-.
liant fife, and amid the hot ashes lay
snugIy roasting a pile Of chesnuts. A
monkey and cat sat opposite to each
other, intentIy regarding the glowing
embers. Puss enjoying the genial
warmth, and master Jocko devislng
means whereby to get at the nuts.
A brilliant idea seized him. He
caught his feline friend by the paws,
and thrusting them into the fire. drew
out his dainty prize. Men Of Missis.
sippi-the story has parallel even
now. Tell US who is the monkey,
and who the cat!-N. q. Bulletin.
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Just Received,

ERESH Drugs and few Instrn,nents-also
l. Candy Ruisins and Almonds-a good
supply Of very fine Chewing TObaccO--a good
supply Of Carbonate of Soda, cheap.
will be called for in this market in my line.
September 1850. WIN. BURNS.
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Woman's love is a good deal like
camomiIe-the more it's trod on, the
faster it grows. Togive girl "airs."
we know Of nothing worse than too
ardent attachment. A little water
makes some fires burn the faster.
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMhlN,NG in the Post Office at
IL Athens, on The lst day Of January,
1851, which, If not taken oul before the LIST
DAY of April next, will be scot 10 The Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters.
Austin, Jane McChampbeIl, Louis
Anderson, G Masy, IL
Anderson, Geo z Nicer, Henry
Bush, &c Munsey, Francis
Boyd, Andw Odom, David
Barnet, &C Nicholson, H w
Brown, James Preswood, John
Galloway, EN- Pike, Susaner
Carson, A w E'dle, Samuel
Carell, Luca Richer, John
C,eoshaw, Saml L Robson, John
Caves. William Siivers, Saml
Dodson, James Sm,lhhar;, Jno&olhers
EIo,ore & Eurnan Swan. VIM
Fanaway, WIN Talmadse, A
Howard, John league, L A
Hartman, Henry N TripIelt. Elizabeth
Holm. HUGH Templeton. w
Lausfo'J, w Irewhi''' Le"
lewis, l. Mrs Thomas, Jas
LAWSON, Alexander Thomas. l. p
lies. MONEY Wilson. William g
lane. Saml Il 5 Williams, G w
Keny.DW Wilkerson,
Keojrick, Hiram Wilson,
McAmis, Ann E Wilson, u
'" J. McGAUGHEY, PM
Jan, 8, lSjl-3t 1l9
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pa" said a little fellow the other
dav, wasn't Job an Editor" "Whv,
Sammy ?" because the Bible says
he had much trouble, and was a man
Of sorrow all the days Of bis life J"
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1000 Laborers Wanted,

sI,HE UNDERSIGNED wish to employ
L 1000 Irish Laborers,
500 Native born Laborers, and
500 Negroes,
To work On the Nashville and Chatta.
noosa Railroad. -
MURDOCH s. TOWNSEND,
Contractor.
Dec. Is, lS50-tf ZIG
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IRISH LINEN.

IRISH LINEN.
a LARGE lot of all kinds, from the very
IA best to common, Just received and for
sale cheap for cash, by
May 3 &. w. ROSS Il co.