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woRTa1NGroN G. surrHEE.


ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR AT Law,
Continues to practice in the Supreme Court on
the United States, in the Courts of the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, to prosecu,s
CLAIMS of all kinds against the United States, I'll
Their before Congress any Of the Executive De-
partments, and to procure letters patent for nven-
uons. BUSINESS conhded to his care, will be
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now sitting in Washington
WAsHNcroN CRY, D. G.. Julv H. 70
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FOR THE SPRINGS
/ AIDES retiring to the springs or country, will
il find at PARKER'S, just opening, a fresh
supply OF Toilette Articles, que IN very superior
BAY Rum, CQlOGNE, in bottles and on draught,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW. DENTI-
FRICE, &c, COMB, HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER s.
Fancy Comb md Psrfnms,y Store,
sug, b. Penn Av nAas National Hotsl.
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CIXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the mos
- hourishing parts of the city and suburbs, fol
sale on the most accommodating terms. Apply
to NJ. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
avenue. March
SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. s. PARKER'S on
w Satu&py, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
lPARKER'S new Fancy store,
March l2--3t under National hotel
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.qforrsy of Lar and General .7genf,
htFEHS his services in his profession and ss
~ Agent Tor the Prosecution and Collection Of
Claims before Congress and the Departments also Tor
Obtaining Patents. 'f
All susioe-- cen6ded to him -,lI he promptly at
'sn'ed TO- 1i
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u A. PRINGLE, No. 30, East Bay street
lt. Charleston, South Carolina Importer of
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturers Agent
and Dealer in BROG.aN,s, BOOTS and SHOES,
Advances made on consignment of Brogans OF
Southern Manufacture. Parties wishing to con-
s'gn' WA send samples of their make, und on re-
ceipt OF their consignment, liberal cash advance
viii be made. Information promptly impaired,
as to the style, but adapted to the trade
Charleston, 5. G., July Is, 1a5O.---dIy
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Will practice IN the several courts in the District,
and attend to the prosecution of GAINS
sxaInet the Government.
Office corner Of Z and 7th streets, opposite the
General Post Office
2nw,f
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atitufiOns.
A young man, graduate Of st. Mary's Col
"A lege. Baltimore, wiahes to obtain asituation
as Assistant in an Academy, or Privats Tutor
lie is qualified to teach the highest branches Of
Greek, Latin, French, Natural Philosophy, Che
mlstry, Mathematics and English Literature
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fcations can be produced. Address, post pait,
G X Y. Post Office, R~ltimore, Nd y ~
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,
PUBLISHED IN RICHMOND, VIRGIN

Whole number OF Representatives 23l.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
Costume Hall.

Cor. Pra!l st., and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE.
TNHE largest and best stock Of READY
L MADE CLOTHING ever offered IN
Baltimore Dress, Frock and Sack Goats.
all coors, qualities and sizes. from S2.5O
10 $3.50 and upwards. Pan,aloons al 81
10 $50, and upwards. embracing all styles
of fancy. plain and plaid Cashmere
Vests Of every variety al corresponding
prices. Also large assurImen, OF Boys
Cto,hing.
lmpnrling our own Cloths direct from
Europe, and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale, enables US TO offer induce
ments to purchasers not to be surpassed by
any Cohlng Establishment, in The United
States. The proprietors are determined 10
make the Wholesale Rooms the point OF
grea, attraction. and have now made up
more Than SO 900 Garments. from The finest
quality to the lowest 10 prize.
10 the Custom Department will always
bp found The choicest selection OF Cloths,
c. sslmerrs and Vesrngs, which will be
made up Mt the shortest notice, and IN the
latest style, and fit ALWAYS guaranteed.
The one price sys'em strictly adhered to.
Remember The name and place, coruet
Pfal; ST., and Centre Market Space,
Fl. n. COLE & co.
Baltimore, June II. ls5l--Iv l44
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Sale Of Land,

A S directed by decree rendered in the
IA Chancery Court at Madisoaville,
will. on the 18th day Of August, 1851. at
the late residsSGS Of James Wyly. deceas'
ed, IN Blou! nSs'L iiasb'!c on'cry;
WHY died sea- and possessed in the
counties of Biount and Monroe. and not
disposed of in his last will and testament;
and also Lot IN MoreanIon. There are
nearly three thousand acres in all. mostly
lying in Monroe county. A particular de-
scriplion of each tract will he given at the
time of sale. Some Of SAID land is repre-
scented to he valuable for farming purposes,
and great portion of it 10 be well tim
bered. The timbered land, situated as it is
on both sides Of Tennessee river, must, al
no distant day, be valuable.
A credit OF twelve end eighteen months
will b. given. except Two bundled dollars,
required to he paid in hand. Bonds. with
security for The purchase money, will he
required, and a lien retained on the lands
until the same IS paid.
JAMES A. COFFIN.
Clerk & Master.
July |, lSJl,-id Prs fee $500 l4j
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HARDNESS & son.
The Great Wholesale Clothing House.
rrr.TIro TTADKHFCC @ C0N

THE Great W'hOiesafe Clothing House
CHARLES HARDNESS & SON,
No. 1928 Market st., the South east corner
ofFourlh street.
Philadelphia.
THE proprietors of this old established
l. Fashionable Clothing Store, ore now
manufacturing the largest, best assorted,
and most FashionabIy got up stock OF Su-
perior Clothing for The Fall and Winter
trade, that has ever been offered 10 the no.
tice of Wholesale buyers.
Hardness 4 Son respectfully invite the
attention of Merchants and Dealers, conf
dent ,ha, ,hei, stock IT clothing will be
found expressly adapted to the require
men,s of tn. Southern and Western mar
ke,s, while their prices will convince IN
tending purchasers that their Establishment
offers extraordinary inducements.
TAKE NOTiCE.-Harkness {. Sons
Clothing Store is a large Five Story Brick
Building. situated on the Southeast corner
OF Fourth and Market SITS Philadelphia.
N. B. Luck out Tor 'he largest Gill Block
Letter Signs in the United States, and read
HARNESS s. Son.
july a, I85l-4t l45
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Notice.,

4 r "a meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
IA Tellico Manufacturing Company a.!
their office at TeIlico, on the 2S'h day Of
June, 1851, the undersigned was appointed
Special Agent to dispose Of the personal
effects on hand, and TO collect all debts due
10 the Company. All persons indebted,
either BY note or account. are therefore re
specially requested 10 come forward and
make payment, as the unsettled business
of the Company must be closed up mme-
diateIy. JAMES GETTYS, Treasurer
of Tellico Manufacturing Company.
July 4, 1915 las
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Land for Sale,

Isaac Day, Guardian Of Thomas Lauder
dale, John I.auderdale. Robert Lauder.
dale, Elizabeth Lauderda'e, Sarah Ian
derdale, and Samuel Laude'dale, infant
children and heirs at law of James Lau.
derdale. deceased, together with James
Kincannon and vile Adalne. formerly
Alkaline Lauderdale, and William I.au
derdaIp. also children and heirs AZ law of
James Lauderdale. decd. Petition &c
parte.
DURSUANT to a decree made in This
Il cause al The January term Of the Cir.
cult Courr. 1851, and revived nj the Nav
term, 1851, I will, on Saturday. the 23d
day OF August next, on the premises al the
house tract, two miles North Of Cleveland,
Tennessee. sell on one and two years time,
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. except the sum OF twenty-five per
cent, which the purchaser will be required
to pay down, upon the amount Of purchase,
The following described Lands. to wit: One
piece bounded as folows-bpginning on The
North. west corner Of the South east quarter
of section fifteen, in the second township.
first range, West of The basis line. Ocnee
District; running thence South 100, East
20 poles 10 stake; thence South 90.
West with the big road 63 poles 10 stake,
rwopos,.oak pointers; thence South 7O'.
East &c poles TO a stake. sweet gum, elm
and sonrwOod pointers; thence South lSao,
West 90 poles to a stake on the section
line; thence North 100. West with said sec
lion Sc poles to stake, The Southwest
corner Of said quarter section of land;
thence North 20o, East l6O poles TO the be.
ginning. One hundred and sixty acres
the South west quarter of section fifteen.
in township, range and district aforesaid,
The terms of tie sale will he, that if upon
the dav OF sale. the said James kincannon
and wife AdaIIne Kncsnnon. execute
deed with prlvy examination thereto. 'h'
said Kincannon and wiie's share in said
land shall be sold with the rest, and they
be lie, in to participate in the proceeds Of
said sale, according 10 their right and inter
est in said land, but in case they refuse so
10 do, then the Clerk shall only sell eight
undivided ninlns OF said lsnds, leaving
said Kincanncn and wiie's interest in SAID
land unsold. The tenant in possession oil
The land shall have the use and occupatlon
of the same until the LIST OF January next,
and the rents for the present year will be
reserved for the guardian Of the said infants.
Said lands shall bring on the day Of sale,
the sum OF twenty. five hundred dollars, the
reported reasonable value OF said land. or
the same will not be sold. and should said
sale take place, a lien will be retained on
the land for the PURCHASE money.
JOHN H. PAYNE. Clerk.
July 4, ls5l-st Prs fee 81 las
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ChancerV Sale.

PURSUANT To decree oil the Chance
~ Corr, at Athens. at the February.
term, 1851. I will sell on ire llth day Of
August nsxi on the premises. al pubic out.
cry. 10 the hieh bidder. on a credit 6
one and two years. except the sum o. ihirt'
dollars. the Town Lot, with the bniidin;
and Improvements thereon. now occupis,'
bv Mrs. Gibbs. Bond with approved g.
:urity will be required for the Ga ance a.
the purchase money. and lien retained o.
the lot and Improvements until all 10 pail.
VIM. LOWRY. c. & N.
Iaas 20, lsN--ijs-P.e lee 90, !ss
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Chancery Court at CIeveland'
Nathan Lowe and Joshua Lowe. Admin.
is,ra,ors OF Isaac Lowe, deceased,


istrators Of Isaac Lowe, deceased,
jane. la ,s and repre-.
sen,smves on 'aac Lowe, deceased,
IN this cause it appearing TO the sa,Isfac-
L non Of the Clerk and Master thai Mel
son Adams and vile Kesiah. formerly Ke
siah Lowe. Abraham Lowe. Edom Dixon
husband OF Polly Dixon, deceased. former
" Polly Lowe, - Carson and wife Ma =
linda, formerly Ma!inda Dixon, Wiley Dix
on and Kesiah Dixon. children and heirs
Of said Polly Dixon, dec'l, Edom Dixon
and John Dixon. children and heirs OF Ma
linda Dixon, decd. formerly MalInda
Lowe, are all nou-residen,s Of the State o.
Tennessee. so that ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them, il IS therefore
ordered that publication be made for Tour
successive weeks in the Athens Post. a
nespaper printed IN Athens. Tennessee,
commanding said defendants 10 appear A.
the next term Of this Court. 10 be held at
the Court house in the town Of Cleveland
on the fourth Monday 10 August nex,. then
and there 10 plead, answer or demur 70
comp alma nts bill. or the same will he 'aken
Tor confessed and set for hearing ec porls.
a. TO them.
JAMES BERRY.c.&M.
Ji!T s, !e5l-G Prs fee % !s5
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Joseph Mathews,

%,
OnsIow G. MurreIIs Alexander D. Reyes.
President Of the East Tenn. H. Geo. Kali
Road Company.
TN this cause it appearing from an alleea-
L ton IN the Bill filed in this cause which
is sworn 10, that Onslow @. MurelI is Q
non resident of the State Of Tennessee
and a residen, citizen OF the S'ste OF Misc
sissippi-It is therefore ordered that public
cation be made in the Athens Posi-,
printed IN Athens. mcMinn
county. Tenn, for four successive weeks
the said Onslow G. MurfeI' 10
make his personal appearance a, our next
Chancery Court to be holden Of Athens
IN said county and State, on the 81 Mon
day Of August next. to plead, answer, or
demur TO compliments bill, filed against
him IN said Court. or the same will be
taken as confessed as 10 him. and decreed
accordingly. VIM. LOWRY. G. & M.
July 4, 1874, Prs fee $500 l45