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Land tor Sale.

ia mes 4. Dates and Margaret George. Ad"
ministrators of Willford Rucker, deceased,
and Snmnel George, and Martha Cooper,
and Thomas Cooper and James Rucker,
Mary Rncker, Manerva Rucker and Will
liam Rucker, minor heirs of Wi!lf"rd Rmck-
or deceased, by their regular Guardian,
William Tucker.
DECREE ET PARTE.
& above canse. will. on Friday, the l4tf
day of November next, on the premises, sell
on twelve months time, the following de-
scrihed LANDS III Bradley county, of which
Willford Rncker, died, seized and possessed,
subject to the WIDOWS dover to wit :-l6O
acres of Land, the North east quarter of SEC
ton Is, township 3, and range ], West of
the basis line. Also, 80 acres of Land, tho
South half of the South east quarter of sec.
ton 7. township 3. and range !, West of the
isis line. Also. so acres of Land, cling the
East half of the North west quarter of sec
ton 10. township 3, and range ], West Of the
basis line. Also, so acres OF Land. being
the West half of the North west quarter of
section IL, township 2 and range ], West of
the hasIs line, a III IN thu Ocoer District. The
purchaser will be required to pay down the
sum of One Hundred Dollars, and execute
notes with good security for the balance Of
the purchase money, aud lien will he re-
tained on the lard until the same he paid.
JOHN n. PAYNE. Clerk.
Oct g. 1S5l--6t Prs fee cf,15 1853
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w. F. HARRIS 4 co.,
COM.lJISSION .MER CHANTS.
MACON, Ca,

MACON, GAP
ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the
IL Merchants and Produce Traders Of
Eas, Tennessee. that they will give prompt
attention 10 the sale Of all kinds OF produce
10 their care.
Macon now affords a good market for
Bacon Flour, Beef, Corn, Oats. Hay. Rye,
Feathers. Butter. Lard 1ailo,c. Irish
Potatoes Dried Fruit. Eggs, On
ions, Wool, ETC.. etc.
Every attention will be bestowed TO give
entire satisfaction to those who may make
consisnmen,s 10 this firm.
The commissions are 6 per cent? those
customary at the commission houses ia the
civ. Produce, TO secure ready sale and
la,r prices, should be fixed up neatly for
transportation and delivered in Macon in
good condition. Immediate returns wiil be
made on all sales. Particular and general
information IN regard to the market may be
had, al any time BY addressing
w. +. HARRIS g. co,
Macon, Georgia.
RErERENcEs:
Chandler, French u Co., Games & Co.;
Chattanooga; c. Wallace, H. Auli, Gam
mon, Gaines & Co.. CiaIghead & Dead.
erick. KnoTUitls.
Oct. "a, 1881 TT l6i
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Administrators Sale.

IN Saturday. the sth day of November
~ next, will sell Mt the Court.honse door
in Athens, to the highest bidder, the one
seyent part of three lots or parcels Of Land,
in the Iliwassee District, VIZ The one-sC-
venth Of one lot containing one hundred and
fwrnty Eight acres, more or less. part Of the
Odd section and part thr Northeast irac-
tional quarter Of said section West of the
mereiian, second range, and part of the
South least fra ctiona! quarter of said section,
township and range aforesaid. Also, the one.
seventh part of one other tract of Land, in
section thirty third. Northeast quarter and
Southeast Of range second. West, fourth
fractional township, containing thirty nine
acres. Also, the one.scvcn,h part Of another
tract or parcel Of Land. containing thirty
eight and one half acres, in the fourth frac-
tiona township. range second. West of the
meridian, twenty seventh section. The above
lots Of Land are all in McNTinn county, and
are 10 he sold under deed of trust from Eli
sha Bishop TO Isaac Wallen. deceased.
Terms made known on the day of salc.
JESSE WALLEN, Administrator.
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Terminus of the East
Tenn. g. Geo. Railroad.
Town Lots for Sale at LOudOn,
East Tennessee.

(.No,r knopn as Blair's Ferry or Blairspori)
nN Thursday, the 9Th day Of Mo-
" vember next. will be Offered al pubic
auction. upon the premises. 200 Town
Lots, suitable 10. business purposes or ior
private residences.
LOUDON 10 situated upon the South
hank Of The Tennessee, River, SO miles. CIV
the river) below Knoxville. and us above
Chattanooga. The East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road, now in operation TO
Athens. So miles above Dalton, will be fin
lshed 10 Loudon, Is miles further, by the
first of March next.
This location offers extraordinary induce
ments 10 business men. as Tor several years
it will be the terminus Of the Rail Road,
and will command IN a great measure the
trade Of upper East Tennessee, and por
tons of Virginia, Kentucky and North
Carolina. And from its position as the
centre Of fertile and popuIous section oil
country. It must retain heavy trade after
the Rail Road is continued 10 and through
Virginia. A very extensive and rich re-
gion of country. drained by The CIinch, the
Little Tennessee, and the Te!lcc Rivers,
all of which are navisab!e for steamboats,,
must always make this point its market,
aud i, must also command large portion
at the boating trade of the Tennessee River
above Chattanooga The ease OF access by
navieable rivers to Loudon from The i'm
mense iron and coal beds Tor which East
Tennessee is noted, renders it a most favora.
tile location for manufacturing purposes and
strong inducements will be offered by the
proprle,ors to those who wish 10 engage in
manufacturing.
The situation is healthy and desirable as
a place OF resort from the lower country in
the Summer months.
Further Information can be obtained by
letter or by personal application to Thos.
Fl. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn, Major
Rich'd C. Jackson, Athens. Tenn, Sam'l
NJ. Johnson, Midway, Monroe county,
Tenn, or to Maj. William Brown. or the
subscriber on the premises. now known as
Blair's Ferry. Tenn. ..
JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
For the Proprietors.
Loudon, Tenn. Oct. "a. l85l-5t l6l
eCP The folio wing named papers will
please insert the above advertisement ill
! day of sale in Their weekly issues, and for.
ward their bills to J. H. Johnston, Blair's
Ferry, Tenn, for payment:
Richmond (Va) Wing; Lynchburg Vir.
eina", Abingdon Vnginian. Rail Road
Journal, Jonesboro', Brownlow's Wing.
Knoxville Register, Knoxville PIebeian,
Dalton Times, Nashville Wing, Chronicle
G. Sentinel, Constitntionaist, Augusta,
Savannar Republican. Columbus( Ga) En- :
quirpr, and HunIscllle (Ala) Advocate.
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More New Goods at Calhoun,
J. II. WELLS

HAS just received Brown. Crushed and
IL Loaf Sugar. Coffee, Moasses. Syrup.
Rice, Tea. Salt. Nails, Gun and Blasting
Powder. Blackshith's AnviIs. Hand and
SIedge Hammers. Vices, Screw Plates.
Belowoes, Drawing Chains Log CHAINS.
Lock Chains, S;reecher Chains. Coil
Chain. Pistols. Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes. Hand
Saws. Cross cut Saws, Mill Saws. Mil
Saw Files. Painted and Vanished Buckets,
Tubs. Saddles. Brides, Martngales, Col
lars Carpet Bags. Clocks and Fancy Goods.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Crockery, Drugs. Medicines,
&c., TO which the attention Of his custom
ers and the public are invited.
EBe Wheat. Oats. Corn, Peas, Tobac.
co. Country made Jeans. &c., taken in ex'
change for Goods.
Calhoun. Oct. "a. 1s5l-,f l6l
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DR.. Keclcr's Family Medicines
AV.ADE .MECU.N OF HEAL TIL.
AREMEDY FOR EVERY III.
aFFLICTED REaB.

4 REMEDY FOR EN liz.
aFFLICTED REaB.
nR. KEELER's CouGH SYRur.-Amonc
II all the remedies before the public, this
stands pre- eminent in incipient Cousump,
ton, Bronchitis, Catarrhs. Coughs, Hoarse.
ness Whouping Cough, PIeurisy. Asthma.
Splltlng of Blood, and for all affections oil
the pulmonary organs. occasioned by cold.
Too much prnise cannot be bestowed upon
this remedy, and The proprietor urges any
one affected with any OF the above com
plants 10 secure it al once. Ii is warranted
to cure or no paw Price only SO cents.
Dr.. KEELER's CORDIAL AND CARMl-
NArIvE-Every family whether rich or
poor, who values health and all its bless.
ings, should have this invaluable remedy
at hand. 1t is infinitely the best remedy
known for Diarrhea Dvsenterv. Cholera
Mo.bus, Cholera Infantum, Cholic, FlaIu-
ency, Gripping Pains, Group, Sc, and for
all diseases Of the stomach and bowels,
caused by Teelhing. The numerous ,es'i.
mon.als from Physicians aud others. unso-
liciled, has given il a reputation as firm as
adamant. Price % cents per battle.
DR.. KEELER's VERMIFUGE SYRUP
This remedy IS pleasant 10 The TASTE. Harm
less to the patient and all powerful IN de-
s;roying and removing all kinds OF worms
from the body. 1t IS without doubt, the
cheapest and best worm destroying medl-
cine before the public, and will. il admin
Istered according to directions, remove them
within 5 or 6 hours after taken. The lose
is small, and each bottle contains twice as
much as similar remedies. Price only 20
cents per bottle.
Dr.. KEELER's LIVER AND SANATIvE
rnLs -ihhoueh no, recommended as a
"cure ALL" yet they are the midest and
best remedy TO remove Consumption, Jaun.
dice, Dyspepsia. B'Iiousness. Nervousness,
Foul Stomach. Head ache, Indigestion, Sc.
Unlike other purgative medicines, they
leave the bowels always relaxed, conse .
uuenlly are the proper medicine Tor fami'
lies and persons leading sedenlary lile.-
Price 25 cents.
Da. KEELER's RHEUMATIC LorIoN.-
A lastly celebrated external application Tor
mains of the Chest. Neuralgia, Headache
Spralns, Bruises, Tic Dol"reaux. S"ell-
ings OF the JOINTS, Rheumatism. Goui,
Scts,ica. and Tor all disorders wherein a
seda,ive and rhbelacient remedy is appl'
cable. Price 25 cents per bottle.
An of the above celebrated and exten.
siyely used medicines. are prepared and
sold Wholesale and Retail. 29i Marke,
street. Philadelphia. and for sale nv G.. w.
ROSS s. Co, Athens, and ny Druggists
and Merchants IN all the large towns
Throughout the State.
Ocr II. lS5l-lv lGO
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HiWassee Institute,
CHARLEsTON, Tenn


NNHE oecond semi-annual Session OF this
n Institution will commence on the third
Monday (27th) IF October.
Course of study. and Terms per Session
OF five months, as follows:
Reading, Writing. Arilhetic and
Geography, $500
English Grammar, History and
Composition. 7,OO
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, AL
zebra. Geometry. Mental and
Moral Sciences, Logical Rhetoric. $50
Latin. Greek s. Hebrew Languages. l2,OO
THIS Institution is designed 10 he perma-
neh'. and the Principal. graduate Of one
of the most Distinguished Western Uni
versities, will use every exer'ion 10 render
it worthy Of the public patronage.
Students received any time during the
session. and charged accordingly.
Boarding can be procured either in town
or vicinity. at 81 .25 to SO per week.
THOMAS SCOTT. 4 B, Principal.
Oct II, IS5l-4* lGO
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Just Received at the Drugstore,

INTS-Flake " hile, Wine and Red
Il Lead. Prus,an Blue. Chrome Green.
Chrome Yellow, Rose Pink. Turkey Cm-
her, Ven,ian Red. Spanish Brown. Terre
Spanna, Yellow Ochre. Copal Varnish.
Coach Varnish. MEpicIEEs-Turkey Rus
barb, English Calomel. Sands Sarsapar'Ila.
SrAIYs-Camw wood. Red Sanders. Dye
Srurrs-Ind,go and Madjer. CoPperas.
Alum, Blue Vilriol, Extract OF Logwood.
Logwood Chpped, Redwood. Nicarausa
Wood, Cochineal. Verdigris. Annette.
Starch, White Glue. OILs-Cod Liver
Oil, Sweet Oil, Castor OIL Nv the gallon.
Spirits of Turpen,ine, Venice Tnrpen'ine.
Seidl,z Powders, DR.. Javnes Medicines,
American Worm Killer. Fuay'> Vrrmifnne.
IysrRuMEYrs-Too,hK KEYS. Trrs>es. Fe-
male Supporters. Thumb Iancels. Even's
Crown, Spring Lanccls. American. Me-
,s,ic and Glass Ma,pa. Female SyrrInGes,
Cuppng Glasses. Nipple Shells. Me,alic
Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes. Nursing Bot
ties, Camel's Hair Penr,'-, Sable Hair
Pencils, Lead Pencils. Paint Brushes;
Graduate Measures. Glass tunnels, Sral>
ulas. Wedgewoot Mortars. Ma'hlr Nor
tas, Sc. NM. BURNS.
Nav Q, 1S5I-ti l31
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Land for Sale.

John ". Rapcr, Administrator Of Thomas
Roberts, deceased rs. Margaret U. Roberts,
widow, and William Roberts, Jane Roberts,
Elizabeth Roberts, Mary A. Roberts. Mar
rarc: Roberts. James l.. Roberts aud Eliza
beth l.. Roberts, by their Guardian adhtem,
John II. Robertson.
UDURSUANTto u decree made in this cause
L will, on Saturday, the 18th day of No
vember next, on the premises, sell on six
months time, the following described la NDS,
of which Thoma. Roberts, died, seized and
nos,essed, reserving the widows dover, w.
ms and being In Brady county. to wit-sO
acres Of Land, the West half the North west
quarter of section 3, township 2, and range /,
West of the basis line. Also, 40 acres OF
Land, the North west corner Of the South
west quarter Of section 9. township 9, and
range I, East Of the basis line. The purchaser
will be required to pay down the mof FIT,
Dollars on the day Of sale, and the balance
of the purchase money must he secured by
note and good security. and lien retained OF
the land until the same is paid.
JOHN II. PAYNE, Clerk.
Oct. }, lS5l--St Prs fec S. l5S
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Rumors have found their way into
the public prints in relation to guar
anty alleged to have been formed
between England. France, and the
United States, for the territorial in-
tegrty of the Island of Cuba, and
that such an engagement dates back
to the administration of Gen. Jackson.
A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Courier and Inquirer.
atfirms that these statements are erro
neous, but that at the ensuing session
of Congress all documents in the
archives Of the State department will
be called for in relation to this subject
and "it will then appear that there is
a correspondence which took place
during the administration Of Mr..
Monroe. when the island was in i'm
minent danger of capture by the
Mexican patriots. and I believe fur.
Their, that it will be found that the
interference of our Government alone
prevented 1t. and that a very claho'
rate paper from the pen Of John
Quincy Adams will be brought to
light, giving the strongest political
and philosophical reasons why the
Island of Cuba should not be permit
ted to pass from the possession Of
Spain.
The PhilndcIphi North American
says it has received the following
statement from WASH gton, which
has been officially verified:
Imports, including bullion
and specie. to 3lst
March, 1851. SlG7,292,944
Exports, including
bullion and specie.
TO 3lst March, 1851 l47,469.43:
Excess of imports Sl9.s23.5ll
The returns for the last quarter o
the fiscal year are not yet made up.
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Notice..

IN Friday, the 2ls, November next' we
will seli on credit Of IL months. at
~, ~ ,,,e residence Of Nancy Lowry, decd.
ali the remaining property OF James Lowry
d.c,d. con.,s,ing of The following pIoper'y'
VIZ. 3 NEGROES-Miily. sged AZ years;
DIV "a years, and William Is years; 2
uor.es. 81 ia, Hogs; some Stock Hogs;
C.mie. I Wagon; Farming Utensils; some
Wheat. Corn, Oa,s, Household and k,'ch,
=. Eu,oi,ure. SC. Purchaser 10 give bond
anu 'pp''' DANIEL LOWRY.
JAMES LOWRY.
John ID. LOWRY,
W.T.. FORREST.
Executors.
Oct. "a, 1873 ioi
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CANDIDATES..

BIT We are authorised and requested
10 announce Gen. JAMES Il. LANE, as
candidate for County Court Clerk TOY
McMlnn county. al the ensuing March
election.
ny We are authorized and requested 10
announce GEO. w. MAYO. Esq, as
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk tor Me-
Mimi county, AT the ensuing March election
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce DAVID l.. HUTSELL, as
candidate for County Court Clerk for Me-
Mimi county at The election in March, 1852
FTP We are authorised and requested
to announce WILLIAM BURNS, can
d,dare tor County Court Clerk, at the elec'
non in March next
Athens, April lS. 1851.
ne. We nre uh"rl>'d and requested to
nnnnunce MATTHEW HARDEN. ASA can
d,dnte ior Comfy C"urt Clerk Of McMnn
county at the ensuing March election.
nj We are authorised to announce THO
MAS VAUGHAN. as candidate for Coun'
~ Court CLERK Of McMinn county, at the
ensuing March election.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
TO DYSPEPTICS.-Dr:
J. S. Hough,on's Pepsin. The True Dlses'
tive Fluid, or Castro Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach OF the oS'
after directions Of Baron Liebig, the great
Physiological Chemist. by J. S. Hough.on,
M. D.. Philadelphia. This is truly won
derful remedy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia
Jaundicp, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
and Debility, curing alter Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamphlets. containing Scien'
,iic evidence of Its value, furnished BY
agents gratis. See notice among The med''
cal advertisements.
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Notice..
TO all ,chom II may Concern

To all ,chonl II may ConceFn:
HAVE received from The Chairman OF
1 the County Court. VIM. H. Baliew,
ESQ, the standard of Weights and Meas
INTO bond according to law as Standard
Bearet. All who buy by weight or meas
ure are hereby notified TO come ard have
their weights and measures senled accord.
ing to law. JOHN WALKER.
Oct. II, lS5l-3,* 100
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LATER FROM Mexico -.Intelligence
has been received at New Orleans
from Vera Cruz up to the 4th inst.
Gov. Letcher arrived there on the lsl
inst, and proceeded Immediately to
the Capital. Accounts from the City
of Mexico to the 9TH inst. represent
the G Government to he in much con-
fusion. Many Intellectual attempts
have been made to appoint n new
Cabinet. The treasury is at its low,
es, cbb, and the Government resourc.
es nearly annihilated.
The news of the revolution IN
Northern Mexico had not been re-
ceived.
Later advices from Rio Grande had
come to hand.
The Sheriff of San Francisco
(Mexico.) had arrested two OF the
negroes of Wild Cat, one OF whom is
Golfer John, leader in the Florida
War, hut who was freed by treaty
s,ipulations. Wild Cat is much exas'
perate,i, and it is apprehended thai
the negroes will retaIia'e.
By the steamer Yacht. arrived al
New. Orleans on Monday, we have
later intelligence from Northern
Mexico. The operations OF the ilo'
Grating army were still successful. -
They had taken the town Of keynoso
They captured one gun and a quanll'
~ Of other arms. General CanaIes
the Governor Of Tamaulipas, at the
last accounts. was approaching Mata'
mora., and Gen. AvaIos was gong
out to meet him. Whether they
would meet as friends or foes wa
unknown, but it was supposed tina
CapaIes will assume the command o
the revolutionists. These movcmen
have given great satisfaction to the'
American partizans, especially TN
Texan rangers.
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Notice..
Isom Julian, Administrator Of James w
Slamper. deceased,

Teom Julian, Administrator Of JaH'eS W.
Slamper. deceased,
Us.
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors oil The
said James W. Stamper, decd.
A IL persons having claims against the
"A estate of James W. S,amper. deceased.
are hereby notified 10 come forward and
6Ie their claims with the Clerk OF the
Cvun,y Cour, of Bradley county, WIN MN
in his office, Immediately. su'he nilcated as
required by Law. And said Clerk hereby
o;Ss. notice that be will, on the 18th day
If November next, a, his office 10 Cleve,
land, take and state an account 10 SAID
cao' John H. ROBERTSON. Clerk.
oc, %. 1854, Prs lee S3.OO !oi
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The Presideu, has issued orders to mill
,.,v commanders on the frontier TO prevent
an invasion Of Mexico BY American c''i'
z.u.; but, says the Iu,elIisencer' later ad'
Gees show that but few are engaged 10 It.
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Boots and Shoes.

A LARGE and well selected stock just re"
N ceived, and will be sold chrnp for Cash
or Produce, by q. w. ROSS n co.
Oct z lSLl--ff IS
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State Of Tennessee, Bradley co

State Of Tennessee, Bradley CO.
CIRcurr Court, SEPTEMBER Term, 1851.
Rebecoa J. Trobough,
rs.
Alfred s. Trobough. g.
|1AME the plaintiff and fled her petition
~ for divorce, and i, appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the defendant Is a
non. resident Of the State OF tennessee, ana
cone 10 parts unknown, it is therefore order.
cd bv the Court that publication be made In
The Athens Post. a newspaper printed In the
town of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, requiring the de-
fend iS to appear at the next term of thi,
Court and plead, answer or demur to the
plaintiffs petition, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and set for hearing eI rarte.
JOHN n. PAYNE, Clerk.
Oct. 3, Is5l-4t Prs fee $3.50 l9s
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MARRIED.,
y. MASDEN LAYTON, NJ. D.,

uAvING permanently located at CAL
III HOUN, Tenn. respectfully proiiers
his professional services to the c'Izens
thereof and vicinity. hoping BY Strict at'en'
ton 10 the duties of his office. to be f"vora'
bly noticed by those requiring Medical as
sistancr. IN,
Oct. "a, IS5l-6m lol
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The census Of Dunkirk. the terminus OF
The Erie Rail Road, shows q population oil
$500 persons. Six months ago there were
bu, 500 persons thsss.