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SIZE of Land,

A s directed by decree rendered in the
C.anccry Court at Madisoavle, !
viii on ;he 18th day of August, 1851, al,
tie la;e residence of James Wyly, deceas.
ed, In Blount county, sell, atpubllc oulcry.
me several tracts Of land Of which said
Wyly died seized and possessed in the
counties Of Biount and Monroe, and not
disposed OF. in his last will and testament:
and also Lot IN Morganton. There are
nearly three thousand acres in all, mostly
lying in Monroe county. A particular de-
scriplion OF each trac, will be given at the
time OF sale. Some Of SAID land is repre-
scented to be valuable for farming purposes,
and great portion of i, TO be we'll tim
bered. The timbered land, situated as it is
on both sides of Tennessee river, must, a,
no distant day, be valuable.
A credit oil twelve end eighteen months
will be gwen, except two hundred dollars
required to be paid in hand. Bonds, with
security for The purchase money, will be
required, and hen retained on the lands
| until the same IS paid. ,.
JAMES A. COFFIN.
Clerk & Master
July |, lS5l,-tds Prs fee $500 Ia
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$50 Reward!

TINE subscriber living FIVE miles North
L Of Athens, while on visit 10 Col. w
S. Callaway's. above Calhoun, had his
horse STOLEN on Saturday night. the 2Slh
June. He is a red sorreI, about Is hands
high, IL or Ia years old, right eye out, oil
high form, a fine PAGER, real family horse
The negroes saw q white man passing on
foot after night, who called his name Dean,
and said he lived about miles above, not
far from Athens. He is further informed
that there was man Of that name living
below Athens, who has been on the scout
for some small offence, and passing down
the Railroad as far as Red Clay, or in that
neighborhood. He used 10 be about Graz
vens' Iron Works. He is chunky built
man. about s fee, 9 inches high. and has
visible scar on the side of his face or jaw.
For the horse or any reliable information
the subscriber will maze ample satisfaction,
but for tho apprehension and securement Of
any one with sufficient proof to convict
him in Court Of Justice, Tor stealing the
horse, he will give reward Of fifty dollars.
LEWIS r. HURST.
July 4, Is5l-,f las
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Joseph Matthews,


Onslow G. MurrelI g. Alexander D. Keyes.
Presiden. of the East Tenn. & Geo. Rail
Road Company.
TN this cause it appearing from an alIeea-
L ton IN the Bill filed in this cause which
is sworn 10, tina, Onslow G. Murrell is a
non resident OF the State Of Tennessee
and a resident citizen of the State of Miss
sissippi-It is therefore ordered 'ha, publ
cation be made in the Athens Posi-. a
newspaper printed In Athens. McMinu
county, Tenn, for four successive weeks
REQUIRING the said ooslow G. Murrel' ,e
make his personal appearance at our mex
Cbancery Court to be holden at Athens
IN said county and State, on the 81 Mon
day of August next. to plead. answer. OF
denur TO compliments bill, hIei aga'hs'
hin in said Court. or the same VIII OF
taken as confessed as to him. and decreet
accordingly. VIM. LOWRY. G: s. M
July 4, is5i-4t Prs fee $500 l4i
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Chancery Court at Cleveland.
Nathan Lowe and Joshua Lowe. admin
islralors Of Isaac Lowe, deceased,

Nathan Lowe and joshua Love- AaHie-
islrators Of Isaac Lowe, deceased,
ts.
James Lowe and others, heirs and repre-
sen,auves of Isaac Lowe, deceased,
TN this cause it appearing to the satisiac-
L lion Of the Clerk and Master that Mel
son Adams and vile Kesiah. formerly ke-
siah Lowe, Abraham Lo we. Edom Dixon
husband OF Polly Dixon, deceased. former
" Polly Lowe, Carson and vile Ma
linda, formerly Ma!inda Dixon; Wiley Dix
on and Kesiah Dixon, children and heirs
of said Polly Dixon, dec'a, Edom Dixon
and John Dixon. children and heirs OF Ma
linda Dixon, decd. formerly Mal'nda
Lowe, are all nou-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee, so that ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon them, it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made ior iour
successiye weeks in the Athens Post,
nespaper printed in Athens, Tennessee,
Commanding said defendants 10 appear at
the next term of this Court, 10 be held al
The Court house in the town Of Cleveland.
on the fourth Monday in August next then
and there TO plead, answer or demur 10
comp anants bill. or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing &c parte.
as to them.
JAMES BERRY. c. & NJ.
JuIy 4, ls5l-4t Prs fee % las
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CANDIDATES..

a. We are authorised and rsques,.ed to-
announce ROBERT w. McCLARt, ESQ.,,
of Polk county, as q candidate for Joint
Representative for the counties Of Monroe,
McMinn, and Polk.
H- We are authorized and requested 10
announce Col. DAVID w. BALLEW. as
candidate Tor Senator, in the district COM
posed OF the counties Of Monroe, McMinn,
Polk anc. Bradley.
" We are authorised and requested TO
a,hnonnce Col. VIM. NJ. CHURCH WELL,
as candidate for Representative in Con-
sress from the Sd. Congressional District.
o. We are authorised and requested TO
announce HIRAM GEE. as candidate for
Representative frora McMinn county, at
the ensuing August election.
o. We are authorised and requested TO
announce JAMES r. BUCHANAN ESQ,
as candidate for Joint Representative,
in the district composed Of the counties OF
Monroe. McMinn and Polk.
NJ We are authorized and requested to
announce JOSEPH r. 2UDD, of Monroe,
as candidate for Floater in The district
composed of the counties Of Polk, McMlnn,
and Monroe.
~ We arc authorized and requested to
announce Maj. JAS. WALKER as candi.
date for Sena tor from the district composed
of the counties Of Monroe, Bradley, Polk,
and McMina.
NJ We are authorized and requested to
announce Col. JOSEPH MCMILLAN, Of
Bradley. as a candidate for Senator from the
district composed Of the counties of Mon.
roe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
HIP We are authorised and requested
to announce JAS. B. COOKE, Esq, as a
candidate 70 represent McMinn county in
the popular branch of the next Legislature.
o. We are authorised and requested to
announce SOLOMON SUNNY, ESQ, of
Polk county, as candidate for Floater
from the District composed Of the counties
McMinn, Monroe, and Polk,
lr We are authorized to announce Col.
JOSIAH NJ. ANDERSON as q candidate
f,r reelection for Representative from the
Third Congressional District.
sr We nre authorised and requested 10
announce WIN. MCKAMY, Esq, as candl
date to represent McMinn county in the
popular branch Of the next Legislature.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce Capt. G. W. MORGAN. Of Mons
roe, as candidate for JOINT Representa-
tive from the coenties Of Polk, McMinn and
Monroe.
nt1- We are authorized and requested to
announce JESSE c. MOORE, Of Polk
county, as q candidate for Joint Represent
tauve to the next Leg islature for the dis
trict composed Of the counties Of Polk,
Monroe. and A1cMinh.
~ We are authorized and requested 10
announce DAVID l.. HUTSELL, as a
candidate for County Court Clerk for Nc,
Mimi county at the election in March, lS52'
se We are authorised and requested
10 announce WILLIAM BURNS, a cans
duda,e for County Court Clerk, at the elec'
lion in March next
Athens, April 10, 1851.
0o- We arc authorized and requested to
announce the name Of Gen. VIM. STONE,
as a candidate for Congress in the I'D Con-
..,..;o,.I D;st riot Of Tennessee.
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Chancery Sale,
PURSUANT to a decree 9th

PURSUANT TO decree OF the Chance
. nv Cont at Athens, at the February
term. 1851, will sell on the llth day OF
August nexi on the premises. al public out
cry, TO the hie hest bidder. on a credit OF
one and Two years. except the sum OF ih'r'v
dollars. the Town Lot, with the buildings
and improvements thereon. now occupied
BY Mrs. Gibbs. Bond with approved SCI
.urity will be required for the balance OF
the purchase money. and lien retained on
The lot and improvements until all Is paid.
WIN. LOWRY. c. s. NJ.
yuas &c. lss.-:ts-P:s fee e., lis
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Notice.,

PROPOSALS for enclosing the Public
L Burying Ground near Athens, will be
received by the undersigned until the 2O'h
day of July next. a, the shop Of Fisher,
Rider & Co.. or through the Pos, Office
The ring of enclosure required can he as,
cerained at ire shop OF Fisher, Rider &
Co.. in Athens. Bond and security will be
required for the faithful perfor .napce of the
contract. VIM. P. H. McDERMOTT,
RGCH'D M. FISHER,
JOHN L. BRIDGES.
July 4, 1851. Committee
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Notice..

A T a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
IA Telico Manufacturing Company al
their Office at Tellico, on the 28lh day Of
June. 1851, the undersigned was appointed
Special Agent to dispose Of The personal
effects on hand, and to collect all debts dus
10 the Company. All persons indebted,
either by note or account, are therefore re-
speclfully requested 10 come forward and
make payment. as the unsettled business
of the Company must be closed up imme.
dia,eIy. JAMES. GETTYS, Treasurer
Of Tsllico Manufacturing Company.
July 4, 1875 las
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Land for Sale.

Isaac Day, Guardian OF Thomas Lauder
dale, John Iauderdale, Robert Lauder
dale, Elizabeth Lauderdale, Sarah Lau
derdale, and Samuel Lauderdale, imam
children and heirs al law Of James Lau
derdale, deceased, together with Jane:
Kincannon and wife Alkaline. formerly
Alkaline Lauderdale, and William Lau,
derdale, also children and heirs. at-law Of
James Lauderda!e. decd. Petition ca
parie. 49,.
PURSUANT to decree made in this
Il cause at the January term Of the Cir
cult Court. 1851, and revived at the Nav
term, 1851, l will, on Saturday, the 23d
day OF August next, on the premises al the
house tract, two miles Worth 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 vii: One
piece bounded as folIows-beginning on the
North. west corner Of the South east quarter
of section fifteen, in the second township,
first range, West Of the basis line, Ocoee
District; running thence South 7O0. Eas'
90 poles 10 a stake; thence South 26o.
West with the big road 63 poles 10 a stake,
Two pos,.oak pointers; thence South 7O0.
East 26 poles 10 a stake, sweet gum, elm
and sourwood pointers; thence South loa',
West 90 poles to stake on the section
line; thence North 100, West with said Sec
ton Sc poles 10 stake, The Southwest
corner of SAID quarter section OF land;
thence North 200, 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 the sale will be, that il upon
The dav Of sale, the said James kincannon
and wife Alkaline Kincannon. execute
Iced with a privy examination thereto. thu
said Kincannon and wifs's share in said
and shall be sold with the rest, and they
be let in TO participate in the proceeds Of
,a,d sale, according 10 their right and inter.
.st in said land, but in case they refuse so
10 do, then the Clerk shall only sell eight
undivided ninths Of said lnuds. leaving
said Kincannon and wlte's interest in SAID
and unsold. The tenant in possession oil
he land shall have the use and occupation
IF 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
exported reasonable value Of said land. OF
he same will not be sold. and should said
,ale take place, alien will be retained on
he land for the purchase money.
JOHN H. PAYNE, Clerk.
July 4, 1876 Prs fee gil las
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Groceries at Wholesale,

VVtHE Subscribers beg leave 10 call the ats
L tehlion Of the Merchants Of East Ten
nessee, 20 their large stock Of GROCERIES,
which they offer at Wholesale on the
most favorable terms. Allorders faithfully
and promptly executed. \
SEYMOUR, ANSLEY s. co.
Particular attention paid to consignmen's
Of produce. s.. A. & Co.
Augusta, Ca. June 81. lS5l--6m* l44
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New School Books !

New School Books!
NcGUFFEY'S LIST, Cd, Sd, Alh and 9Th
1'l Eclecuc Reader;
Ackermsn's Natural History;
Smiths quar'o Geography;
Ch,ldrpns Frs, Book in Geography;
Columns Ari,hmetc;
Andrews g. Sloddard's Latin Reader
and Grammar;
Andre vs. Saust
Cooper's Virgil; ..... ,.... 49,.
Pinney's French Grammar and Reader
Leverrl's Large Eexicons. SC.
Just received ard Tor sale by
June 2O.1 G. w. ROSS & co
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Notice,
Groceries at Reduced Prices

- X. REEDER respectfully informs his
~ irl"nds and the cirizens Of McMinn
generally. that he will sell GROCERIES:
of which he has first rate assortment, at
The same prices they can be bought at Dial,
ton. with the carriage added on, for The
same kind Of pav--cASH.
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Chancery Court atAthens'
J. G. Dent,


Thomas Sullivan. Nicholas Sullivan and
Wyley Purdum.
IN this cause it appearing from an allega
= lion in the bill. which Is sworn to. tina,
the defendants, Su!llvnns and Purdum. are
non residents al ihe STATE OF Tennessee, ii
is therefore ordered that publication be
made in The Athens Post, newspaper
printed in Athens, McMinn county. Ten
nessee, for four successive weeks, requiring
SAID Thomas and Nicholas Sullivan and
Wylev Purdum, TO make their personal ap
pearance at our next Court of Chancery, 10
be holden at Athens in said county and
State. on the 81 Monday OF August nex'.
TO plead. answer or demur to cor!plainah'S
bill filed against 'heri in said Court. or the
same will be taken as confessed, se' Tor
hearing eS porte, and dpcresi accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY. C x NJ
June 20, ls5l-4t Prs Ire 50 l43
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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
THE
Steamboat Company Of Georgia
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz;

NICchuUOdC I'PdiiJ Vi "UVi ="
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz
DAVID l.. ADAMS, (iron,)
CHATHAM. ('ron.)
THOS. S. METCALF.
TENNESSEE,
Which. with tow. boats and lighters. al
FORD uneeualled faculties for Transportation
of freigh, 10 The interior of Georgia, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con :
necrion with the Railroads.
The elegant steam. packet d. l.. Adams
will connect with the steamships Florida
and Alabama landing freight by them in
s days from New York to Augusta. ,....
Freight. (now taken at reduced rales,)
will be forwarded free Of commissions. d..
Ia orter TO prevent detention or miscnr-
riage, bills OF lading should be addressed
10 SAM'L M. POND, Presidenl,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN B. GUIEU, Agent,
Augusta.
June 81, Is5l-ly I44
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al
~ Athens. on the Isl Of July, 1851. which.
il not taken out will be senl on 10 the Gen
eral Post Office as dead letters.
Anderson, p B Capt Lane. P w
Boalman. John Langdon. G. f
Bean, w r Long. SAINT
Blankinship. Athr 2 Melton. John
Braz.l, Henry Masis, Terislephew
Cams, Mary Miss McCarty, VIM
Casteei, F. Mikerell, G Mrs
Cunning ham, Colvin McMaslha, Earoon
Collins, A M Nicholson. H w
Davne, Ebonezer Preswood. Josiah
Edeman, VIM Parsons. Lindsey
Gregory, Harvey Patterson, James &
Green, VIM Right, William
Grimes. Lewis Sweny, IA
Hurst, Lewis T Shelton. Elizabeth
Kicker, Richd Sransbery. James
Heltebrand, Niry Thomas w s jr
Howard, G. w 3 Thompson, Rufus
Hall, WmJ Trouer, George
Hoyl, II II Williams, p
Hyde, L. Williams. Charels
Harris, Cehurn Wilson, Henry o
Henrad, VIM Wells, u II
Island, Elizabeth Wyrick, Saml D
Johnson, Robert
J. McGAUGHEY, P. NJ.
July 4, 1915 1855
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Nor READING FAR ENouoH "A
member Of the Society Of Friends
happened one day to meet two Ok.
ford scholars, one of them remarked
TO his companion that they would have
some sport with 'Broadbrim.' and i'm
mediately gave him a slap on the
cheek, saying, Thou Quaker. it is
written, ''if one smite thee on thy
right cheek. turn to him the other
also" Thou hast not read far
enough said the Quaker; turn thou
over the other leaf. and there thou
will find that whatsoever measure
thou metest. it shall be measured to
thee again" at the same time giving
the Oxonian 'whack'--that sent him
Keeling to the other side Of the road
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The London Times pronouoees the cleo
tive Judiciary system the best in existence
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Nancy Pickens, Robert Pickens, William
X. Pickens, Charles A. Pickens, Henr,
B. Davis and wife Nancy Cavis, Warne
Truce and wife Martha Truce, Andrew
Pickens. Reese Pickens, Abraham B
Neil and wife Rebecca,
James II. Smith, Robert e. Smith. William
r. Smith, John q. Smith, Israel Smith,
Nancy B. Lowry and husband Jefferson
Lowry, Martha Smith. Mary E.. Smith.
Rebecca C.Smith and Margaret < Smith,
William A, Smith, James M. Smith, 10.
seph A. Smith, Israel 0. Smith and
Nancy J. Smilh-of whom the SAID Mar
tina Smith. Mary r. Smith, Rebecca G.
Smith, William A. Smith, James NJ
Smith. Joseph A. Smith, Israel o Smith
and Nancy ]. Smith, are minors and
without any regular guardian, but are
defended by their Guardian ad Item,
Thomas l.. Bates.
Petition TO Sell SLAVES.
1TlHE petitioners, by their Solicitor, ap.
l. peared and filed their petition TO sell
Slaves therein described. and it appearing
from said petition that Robert E. Smith is
d citizen of the State oil Missouri, and no,
a resident oil the State Of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication he made
as 10 him for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, a newspaper printed IN the
town of Athens, McMinn county. Tennes-
see, recurring the said Robert E. Smuh 10
appear a; the next term of the Circuit
Cour. of Bradley county. to be held at the
Cour,-hocse in Cleveland. on the first
Monday of September next, and plead. an
swer or drmur 10 plaintiffs petition. or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and sci for hearing &C partc,. g., ,.. ..
JOHN Ii. PAYNE, Clerk.
july a, Is5l-4t Prs fee $7 las
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j. w. MCMILLAN, JAMES WALLER, and
u. w. BALLEw, will address their fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
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Circuit Court, May Term, 1851,

July 4, 1915 1855
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4. VI. NFRwiN. Aucrouccr.
10y BANGS. BROTHER " co, Trade

MONDAY ENhNtNG. June .. ~ u o'ci>'S
ASSIGNEEs SAlE-kefus Hnu val 1aNir COLLECTION
standard and mi>ce' fueNn> hs'ks erhr'rr srrat
yncty OF library editions ~ popular ~orss in thc various
departments
Among the bos'kS may D., found ID, Qnnse,s Wntngs.
vols i}no Htadss : WORKS. N,!> tlale Statesman
Manual ana Nrnor> ui Oh, Presidents VOLS So l4h.a
is GuswoldS Pu,iSu taIup', laslaai and Amofca,
Nus $40 MaNcftt No,, IS. . t..S. Cpsis Novels y
vols Mana Edgcwuttas complete Weeks, Charlotte
El-ahcthS Works complete, poWlnc,s RlI@niSn :,
ru.Icg's complete Mcr'S, Lon sCll'v's WORKS, 2NuS .
fG1ar 4 Pocs WORKS 70 vols PRISE Winters oi NHcuca,
Do IornaLf cdi'iors Of ne standard
Poets arcc assortment u nne bound and illustrated
Juveniles Bibles and PRAYER Books Vrrons sr'cs ~ nch
bind ngS Also, great variety of MISCELLANEOUS literu-
ture and popular school classical RiA> Quantities
sc Also. extensive assortment oi enc Fanc and Sa-
pie Stationery and Fanc, Atcies, suitable TO- rta sais.
Also. an extensive assortment of fame, sad staple sssa-
try. fancy ARTICLES. Sc.
WEDNESDAY EVENING June T. az o'clock.
LIBRARY -NalUAl. Private Law Library, 'tA< iLSc
and chtct c,Cc,,uU Lew Books traCl United States
and State Reports Dgcs's. irccs rrca'iscs Commen,a
ucs state Laws aud uuy 90 the most approved Ecmtna
r. Works PaTtculais iNrftitcr
At tkfrArE SALE.
EONNS LIBRARll : Z comprising che standard series
which embraces ~ volumes, the Scientific scue.
m vols the Aurgnrnfn series n u VuS; the CtaSSl-
cal m p vols nni The Illustrated seres m "A
vols fhe>, an WORKS of dcsrNe,lN high character
the departments Indicated by the utles-and a,e
sold low prices either ,urnlcic sets or separate Nl-
the purchaser inay desire. Comp'ct6 h>s may 10
had AZ the sales
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

yoE CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
published on the departure of each dal Steamer ipr
rbeeTes Price 81 cents per copy.
GREELEY y McELRATH, Publishers.
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ENURNITl RE.-PIan0- fortcS, Carpets,
4 Mirrors, Sc Ttil> DAY, Sntnriay ~ 10 oclrcs
at 80 Nassau-si. between john ,rd tuiiurf.s. x Z.
Dip Will sell - Auction ahoye, wlt1n1t reserve,
LARGE snd mahogany turnturc bott
and secondhand one Rosewood octave pian'-
iar-e Freociilsf-
IN. ,>els three-niy aud ingram carpets. china and cut
glassware, French CiuA> u'>ewo. par", UtNtfc, ~
tel>ou dMns tables, ihust o-oAcas,s "adrHS' sew
,ral u paintings CllNtl mahogany sDias. CAS- chars
srrn--Stat Varlur cIs toto ato;cs sofas dNais, ma
h,1rny lrcuch chairs rosewood and nauf-anf marble
Ton etutcr aud pier a. Cs dcSsu. bureaus. VITA marble
tops aud glasses marble top washs'ants mahogany
rcuch iodstcads ase do painted chamber furniture
en- srtr chairs pair mattresses bronze non
hat stands toet.vnrc; window shades, ~,
Also, second hand Wtno-iortc
Also, superior ruScvn, g. octave ptnrtr", made ny
VIM Lndiman aheanu0l INSTRUMENT, and iuib warranted
Catalogue on the morning of safe hy'l "
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h e. KEMP. Auctouccr.
seIBIIC SALE of DAlilIAS from

Thnriurn's Collection at Astara-On TUESDAY.
June g. lajl al the sale Room Il r. & KEMP 30 Nassau
S. ut n O'Clock Cafa guca ready on Monday morning.
wtnfhe Plants can he seen 100 baskets Will be sd. eaCn
containing ~ superior detail unnecessary, ns no ohcr
collection m this country embraces nall ss superior WI
net, Indifferent not rg'a,n, beyond single From
fire st To- 10Th June is the time paut Dahia~ Ihs
sale will include Of the splendid surts which attracted
-. uu,h notice tand ak the SILVER cup) a. the American
Institute Fa,r lasi October 81 ~
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 81 1851.

VsTEN MEN.-Wantcd, CEN Men Of good
{ alIrs .o e.i aa article 90 ..a4 ot ~ c...y tAs
81 60 .asc .s-ee o. .aAc i.ou - % 10 dollars pig lli
AIS. az 3 -rlt .lr'he I.Ae-. clt Wes'eT SI;-, wl
lr- 90 reside -. Ci-c.-- e: Obs a-L as NleS-ctu
se's with ~,ol from 2, % &c dollars Apply q rcss
lo,i loid, s7 fcwcT, \ y. my@ r.
TEvO FEMALE TEACHERS.-Wanted.
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LIMITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL

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u ADELPHiA.-ihe subscriber respectfully ann ounces
s friends and the travelling community, that he has
suHiod the propuetorshlp OF the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor lac feels perfectly safe promising is old
patrons. that nothing shall be wanting 20 confirm It's pre-
pu;atO the best kept house IN the country No
expense has been spared completely rCttmg the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 10 the
changes introduced for the and comfort Of la
dics Firmly determined % give satisfaction, ho sobcts
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed
the uld ulied states [my28 3nl A O. ALLEN