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Saddlers' Trimmings.

GTHEL----America Blislefed and Spring
- Steel. Also--a LOT Of "Smoedisl SieeiS'
said to bevery good. I. II. DANEY.
MAY f6.
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lEr5 Eaf0N SIX IlD $50 dozens TnmeraL Loms
u 1Aon Syrap and Soda icr sale by TOW e
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GOTTONYARN--50 Bales Cotton Yarns;
" 100 bales Carpet Warp Also, Coverlid
Yarn; Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wicking
for sale by june III s. R. ROSS.
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Notice..

John Scruggs and James Forrest, Admin
traitors of Albert G. Rice, decd,
The Widow and Heirs, and Creditors of A
G.. Rice, deed.
In this cause, all the matters and things
pertaining to il having. by q decree Of
nk~ncery Court at Athens, at its Au.
gust term, 1851, been transferred from the
Administrators of said estate to the said
Chancery Court, notice is hereby gwen to
all those having claims against said estate
10 file them with the Clerk and Master oil
said Court, on or before the 20rh dav o.
Jnnuory 1852, properly authenticated and
established bv legal proof. and those owing
the estate will do well to make immediate
payment or find their claims in the hands
of an officer Tor collection. And the Clerk
Of the County Court for McMinn county i.
hereby enjoned from calling on said Ad
mnislrators for settlement Of their trust
VIM. LOWRY, C.. s. NJ
Nov. Ia. 1851 At Prs fee So ia
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V ari e ty Store !
s Z ALL @ r N

HAVING removed to the new building on
u Il the North side of the Square, would in
form the people of Athens and vicinity, and
in fact every body, that he has received Il
large and general assortment OF almost all
articles that man or woman could think of,
and that he is willing to sell at prices so low
that the pleasure OF purchasing will be quite
insupportable.
Among thousand other articles too teci-
Gus to mention, will be found some splendid
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
fine assortment of Jewelry such as Breast-
pins, Rings, Lockets, Chains, Earrings, &c.
Silver and German Silver-ware.
The best lot of Pistols ever seen any where.
Knives, entirely too sharp and finely temper
ed to talk about.
LEVER CLOCKS.
Walking Canes, Toys for children. &c.
GOMEZ TIO.NA RIES,
Such rs Candies, Cocoa Nuts, Oranges, Al.
monds, Cream Nuts, Pine Apple Cheese
Soaps, Perfnmery, &C., &c.
No. ] TOBACCO AND SEG.ARS.
But why enumerate ? Call and see fol
yourselves.
Watches and Clocks Repaired and
Regulated.
Nov. 7, lS5l--tf l63
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Chancery Court at Athens,

OFFICE OF c.. s. NJ, Nov. RULES, 1881.
John l.. Newman. Jane. Sarah, and Re-
becca Newman,
William and James G. Newman. Levi
Smith, Sarah Jane, Zarah Ann, Samuel,
William L., John and Louisa Smith,
minors, sc.
TN this cause i, appearing from an allesa.
ton in the bill, tia, Levi Smith, Sarah
Jane, Zarah Ann, Samuel, William L..
John and Louisa Smith, are non residen
citizens of the Sale OF Tennessee. and resi-
dent citizens of the State of Wisconsin
and that Sarah Jane. Zarah Ann, Samuel
William L., John and Louisa, are minor.
under the ago OF twenty one, it is there.
lore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in
Athens, Tor six successive weeks requiring
the aforesaid non resident defendants lc
make their personal appearance at our mex
Count of Chancery. to be held in Athens
McMnn county, Tennessee. on the Sd
Monday in February next, and plead, an.
swer or demur 10 compliments bill filed
against them in said Court. or the same
SflI be taken as confessed as to them, and
set Tor hearing accordingly.
VIM LOWRY, C. & NJ.
Nov. IA. lS5l-6t Prs fee 81 l61
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Chancery Sale,

by virtue of a decree of the Chancery
~ Court at Cleveland, made at its last
term, will offer for .ale at The Court house
door in Benton, Polk county, on Saturday.
the 9Th day of December next. all the
right, title, interest and claim. that the
heirs of Samuel Mcconnell. decd. have
in and to the following tracts of land, to
vii: lG0 Acres the South west quarter OF
section SO, fractional township 2. Sou'h.
range5. East OF the basis line. in the Ocoee
district, Polk counIv. Also, so Acres
East half Of the Northwest quarter OF
section So, fractional township 2. South,
range 5, East of the basis line, in the Ocoee
district. Polk county.
TERMS OF SALE:-FiIteen per cebt. OF
the purchase mon.y will be required in
Cash. and the residue in equal portions. on
credit of one and Two years, secured by
bond and security, and lien retained on
the land until the money is paid.
JAMES BERRY, G.. & NJ.
Nov. IA, ls5l-tds Prs fee $3.50 l61
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More New Goods at Calhoun.
]. II. WELLS

HAS jus, received Brown. Crushed an
III Loaf Sugar. Coffee. Molasses. syrup.
Rice. Tea. Salt. Nails, Gun aud Bl,shne
Powder. Blacksh,h's Anvlls. Hand and
Sledce Hammers. Wees. Screw Plates.
BELOW Drawing Chains. Log Chains:
Loeb Chains, S,reecher Cna'ns, Con-
Chain, Pistols. Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes.
Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Hand
Saws, Cross cut Saws. Mill Saws. Mill
Saw Files. PAINTED and Vanished Buckets
Tubs. Saddles. Bndles. Mar,lnga!es, C0'-
lars Carpet Bags. Clocks and Fancy locus S,as
Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Boots. Sh"es'
u.,. Cans. Ctockery. Drugs. Medicines
., which the attention OF his custom
ers aud the public are invited;
sr7s Wheat. Oats. Corn, Peas lo"ac-
CO. Country. made Jeans. Sc. takeu IN eX'
Calhoun. Oc,. 81. ls5l-h I6l
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GreatSale OfVaiuable
L AN DS,
In the ricinity Of Chattanooga.

In the ricmlfy OF Chattanooga.
THE Branch Bank Of Tennessee at
1 Athens. will sell on the premises. to
the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 4lh
day of December next, splendid body Of
rich and fertile lands. lying in tn" vicinity
of Chattanooga. Tennessee. containing IN
all abou, SIX TEEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES.
These lands are situated between the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
the great Western and Atlantic Railroad Of
Georgia-the nearest point being about one
mile from the Depot of earh-weIi watrred.
finely timbered. large portion under cdl-
tvalion. and the whole well adapted 10
farming purposes, and embracing every Va.
retv of soil. The whole will be divided
into six or eight admirable Farms, or will
be sold in larger bodies il desired by pur-
chasers.
The main ,horouehrare from Chaitanoo-
Ga TO Georgia. which IS wide. level, well
improved highway. runs immediately
through the lands, while the two Railroads,
and the public road from Lafayette in the
direction Of Nashville, bounds their out
skirts. And taking them all in all, with
their present and prospective advantages
they are amones, the best and most deslra-
Bile lands now offered to the public.
TERMS or SALE:-One>lenih OF the pur.
chase money in Cash. and the balance IN
ten equal annual inS'almenls. with lnler~
est, payable on the first Monday in Decem.
Der of each year. The purchaser giving
bond and security, and lien retained until
the last ins,almen, is paid.
Refer to
r. NJ. HooEE.
JAS. A. WnIrEsrpE. { Chattanooga.
ELIJAH TnURMAN, Oh the premises.
Orto
THOS.J. CAMPBELL, Cash. Athens.
Nov. 7. lS5l-id l6o
1000 xss s'si s"s .' sa: t u"s
McEWEN s. GILLESPIE.
April 90. 1851.
SOOO LBS, supe,h"e Flour Jus! re-
COOOceived aud for sale low. tor cash,
nv S. X, REEDER.
Aug Is. 1851.
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Terminus Of the East
Tenn. g. Geo. Railroad.
Town Lots for Sale at LOudOn,
East Tennessee,

(.Nom knorn as Biair's Ferry or BlairporD
nN Thursday, the 9th day Of Nos
~ vernber next. will be offered al public
auction. upon the premises, 2OO Town
Lots, suitable for business purposes or Tor
private residences.
LOUDON IS situated upon the South
bank of the Tennessee River, SO miles, Coy
the river) below Knoxville. and LIS above
Chattanooga. The East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road. now in operation 10
Athens, So miles above Dalton, will be fin
lshed 10 L"udon, % miles further, by the
first of March next.
This location offers extraordinary induce
menis to business men, as Tor seYera' wears
it will be the terminus OF the tail Road,
ard will command in a great measure the
trade OF upper East Tennessee. and por
tinns of Virginia, Kentucky and North
Carolina. And from its position Us the
, centre Of fertile and populous SECTION OF
country, II must retain heavy trade alter
the Rail Road is continued TO and through
Virginia. A very extensive and rich re-
rion of country, drained by the Clnch. the
! Little Tennessee, and The Tellico RIVERS,
all of which are navigable for steamboats,,
must always make thus point It's market,
md il must also command large portion
at the boating trade of the Tennessee River
above Chattanooga The ease Of access BY
navrable rivers to Loudon from the i'm
mense iron and coal beds Tor which Eas
Tennessee is noted, renders II a most iaVofa
Bile lucallon for manufacturing purposes ant
strong inducements will be offered by The
proprielors to those who wish 10 engage II
manufacturing.
The situation is healthy and desilahle a:
a place of resort from the lower country ~
the Summer months.
Further information can be obtained by
letter or by personal application to Thos
n. Galloway, Cleveland. Tenn, Major
Rich'J C. Jackson, Athens. Tenn, SAM
Al. Johnson, Midway, Monroe county,
Tenn, or TO Maj. William Brown. or The
subscriber on the premises. now known as
JAS. II. JOHNS TON.
For The Proprietors.
London, Tenn, Oct. ~. 1851 -5t l6l
eps Tn. folio wing named papers VII,
please insert the above advertisement uil
day of sale in the weekly issues, and tor
ward their bills TO J. II Johnston, BlaIrs
Ferry, Tenn, for PAYMENT
Richmond IVA Whic; Lynchburs Nir
cin,an, Abing Jon Vmginian. Rail Roat
Journal, !onesboro', Brownlow's wing
Knoxville Register, Knoxville Piebeian
Dalton Times, Nashville Wing, ChronicI
s. Sentinel, Constituencies, Augusta
Savaunar Republican Columbus(Ga) En-
o,,,sr Huntsville (Ala) Advocate an,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGTON, Nov. 4

send you herewith table Of pop.
ulation and representation under the
seventh census, which procured
yesterday from the Census Office. 1t
enables me TO explain a statement, in
Il previous letter, that South Carolina
will be entitled to six, instead of five
representatives, for the next ten years,
a previous statement, and which you
give in your paper, under your Stats.
iicaI head allows to South Carolina
five representatives. with fraction
of 24,I2O. The statement which |
now send is correct as to the relative
fractions of the several states. and il
allows five representatives to South
Carolina, with fraction of 45,0S9.
1t is a singular fact that opposed as
South Carolina was 10 the admission
of California. under the circumstances
attending her admission, there should
now be pending the interesting Qucs>
ton whether she or California will be
entitled to the two hundred and thir.
iv.lhird member Of the House Of
Represcntalives-onc representative
out of the two hundred and thirty.
three. is unpaced, as yet, and he is TO
come from California or South Caro-
lima. The Superintendent of the
Census. NJ. Kennedy. is Of the opinion
that it will belong to South Carolina,
to give to this floating representative
"a local habilalion and n name"
was informed yesterday at the
Census office, that the returns from
California do not justify the conclusion
that her population, exclusive of lndi-
ans, will exceed 10000. Should
this prove to be so. California will be
entitled TO but one Representative;
and her fraction will be 43.OS. You
will find from the table which en-
close, that thirteen Representatives
arc assigned for that number of States
having the largest rcsiduary fractions
South Carolina has the next largest
fraction, and it will be larger than
that Of California, after giving her one
Representative.
Mr.. Kennedy is awaiting the Ias'
returns from California, and he viii
then make report to the Secretary
of the Interior, who will thercupon
make the apportionment of Repre-
sentatives, under the law, and com
municate the same to Congress and tc
the State Executives.
| am inclined to believe, that all the
questions pending between this Gov
eminent and that Of Spain as to the
late Cuban affairs, are settled, or abou
to be settled.
| A dispatch has been received from
the Spanish Cabinet. in reply to our
urging leniency towards the prison.
ers. which gives assurances of elem:
ency and ultimate release, in regard
to them. | learn, indeed. that upon
terms which the government will
probably comply with, they will he
released.
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OAK-GROVE HOUSE,
JvEST END OF ATHENS. TENN

'U>HE undersigned having purchased the
L residence formerly occupied by the Hon.
Spencer Jarnagin, and refit'ed 1t with much
labor and expense, both in reference 10 .he
House and in procuringa boun''lnI supply o.
pure Water, is pleased To announce 10 M ~,
friend. and the public generally, that he will
spare no pains IN rendering ms 'ap .,. '.' .n"s
=. choose IN favor him wit their patronage.
JAS. W. McSPADOEN.
Ssn,. ~, Ie5l-f loo
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e.. A. JORDAN,
T7ILOK,
Calhoun, Tenn ,

CALHOUN, Tenn.
(Shop iro doors South Of Calhoun HoielO
HAVING permanently located IN Cal
III houn, respectfully tenders his services
to the public generally. His work shall
be done IN a style inferior 10 none in East
Tennessee.
The Cash is always expected when the
work is taken away.
New York and Paris Fashions regularly
received.
Cutting and repairing done on the short.
es, notice. and at moderate prices.
County, Produce will be taken in pay
ment for work n, the market price.
Oct 81 lSJl-u lO2
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Money is very abundant in England and
France. The Bank Of England and the
Bank OF France together have in their
vaults upwards Of two hundred millions Of
dollars. and the amount is rapidly increas-
ing. BRUSH government scrip, has not for
several veaIs been above the last quotation,
81. A rise or fall Of one per cent, only in
the consolidated debt OF England. amounts
10 forty millions OF dollars on the value, the
aggregate amount being eight hundr' d
millions sterling. or four thousand millions
Of dollars.
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W. F. HARRIS L. co.,

COMMISSION .MER CHANTS.
MACON, GAP
- 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
consigned 10 Their care.
Macon now affords a good market for
Bacon, Flour, Beef, Corn. Oats, Hay. Rye,
Feathers. Butter, Lard Tallow. Irish
Potatoes. Dried Fruit, Eggs, On
ions, U'ool, ETC.. etc.
Every attention will be bestowed to give
entire satisfaction TO those who may make
cunsignmenis to this firm.
The commissions are 6 per cent? those
customary at the com mission houses in the
city. Produce, 10 secure ready sale and
far prices, should he fixed up neatly for
trans 2ortalion and delivered in Macon in
good condition. Immediate returns ril be
made on all sales. Particular and general
information IN regard to the market may be
had, al any time. BY addressing
w. +. HARRIS s. co,
Macon, Georgia.
REFERENCES
Chandler. French 4 Co., Games & Co.,
Chattanooga; C. Wallace, II. Ault, Gam
mon, Games & Co.. CraIghead 4 Dead.
erck, Knorrille.
Oct. "a, lS5l If I6I
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Dancing School.

MIR. GAYLORD would respectfully
A'A announce to the Ladies and Gentle
men of Athens. that he will open his
School on Saturday, the 18th ins,., where
the mos, fashionable Dances Of the present
day will be taught.
Lessons for Ladies from 3 till 3 p. NJ
Gentlemen from 6 I'LL 9.
Nov. Ia, 1S5l--tf l64
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~ We clip the following from q late

a. We clip the following from late
number of tho Yankee Blade.
1t is one Of the blessings and one oil the
evils of our glorious country that we pro-
duce more statesmen qualified for the
Presidency than can we'll succeed in the
struggle of a contest and when it is con
sdered that whole lifetime mny be worn
away in the heart-cares Of its hopes anc
the pangs Of its dsappo'n'men'', can a
wonder arise that John G. Calhoun has
gone down to the grave martyr 10 noble
ambition. and that Henry Clay pines out
a weary existence, exhausted by lifetime
OF hopes, fears, disappoin'menls and
schemes, with a soul narrowed by the m
gratitude of friends, and mind soured by
the preference OF mediocrly so humble that
even the first municipal office of city
would scarcely he honored bv their eleva.
ton to its magis1eral dignity?
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.Give me freedom in every thing, said
man to US few days since. y have oeen
a member Of the church Tor forty years. anu
nm 10 this time it has not cost me penny
Tba,'s what call free Gospel!
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.uo,be, .end me for the doctor"

"Mo,her, send me for the doctor"
"Why. my son."
cease tina, mon in the parlor is going
a.. a;.-be said he would. il sister Jane
would no, marry him-aDd Jane said enc
wouldn't"
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CANDIDATES.


~ We are authorized and requested to
announce J. w. MILLER, as a can
didate Tor County Court Clerk Of McMnn
county, at the ensuing March election.
eUe We are authorized and requested
to announce d. f. JAMESON as cand.
date for the Office of Sheriff of McMinn
county, al the ensuing March election.
srJe We are authorized and requested
| to announce A. BARB, Esq, as a candI.
date for re election to the office OF County
Trustee for McMinn county, at the next
March election.
stP We are authorised and requested
to announce Gen. JAMES Il. LANE, as
candidate for County Court Clerk TO!
McMinn county. al the ensuing March;
election.
~ We are authorized and requested 10
announce GEO. w. MAYO. Esq, as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk Tor Me-
MINI county, al the ensuing March election.
NJ We are authorized and requested TO
announce DAVID l.. HUTSELL, as a
candidate for County Court Clerk for Me-
MINI county a,lhe election in March, 1852.
sC5e We are authorised and requested
TO announce WILLIAM BURNS, a cam
dIda,e for County Court Clerk, al the elec'
ton in March next.
Athens, April Is, 1851.
1nt We are authorised and requested TO
announce MATTHEW HARDEN. as cam
didale for County Court Clerk of McMinn
county at the ensuing March election.
90 We are authorised to announce THO
MAS VAUGHAN, az n candidate for Coun'
" Court Clerk Of McMinn county, at the
ensuing March election.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.-Dr.
]. S. Hough,on's Pepsin. The True Diges'
tive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok,
after directions of Baron Liebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, BY J. S. Houghton.
M. D.. Philadelphia. This is truly won
derful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Constipation,
and Debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent. the Gas
trio Juice. Pamphlets. containing Scien.
tGc evidence of Its value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medl'
cal advertisements.
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DETERMINED ATTEMPT At SUICIDE
A man of genteel appearance. whose name
we did not learn, while taking lunch the
other day, with a most vigorous Iunge,
stuck a large. ihree-prOnged dining fork
into his mouth! He was not materially I'M
iured there being piece Of cold roast lamb
ON the fork!
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Iron AgencV

Iron Agency.
A FEW tons assorted rolled Iron from
IN the Etowah Iron Works.
Tire Iron. II TO 9 inches wide.
Square to / " square.
Round &" ( 10 " round
Fand tod wide.
Nail. Rod and other Iron suitable for
Blacksmilhs and Farmers.
JAS. B. Balm. Near the Depot.
Charleston. Oct 81. lS5l-6m l62
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MARRIED On Thursday. the 9th
inst. by Rev. w. C. Daily. MIR. ARMsTEAD
Fl. Wilson TO Miss Nancy ANN, daughter
of Rev. Stephen Sharrils, all Of McMinn
county.
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II Is shameful for man to live as
stranger in his own country. and 10 be IN
informed OF her Affairs and interests.
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H0lston Glass.

1OS BOXES assorted sizes. just receiv.
~ ed on Consignment, and will be
sold at the manufacturers prices. (and
freight which Is lower than any Glass OF
the same quality can be imported.
G. w. ROSS & CO., agents.
Oct. lS5I-if I5o
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To those Interested |!

ALL persons indebted, either by note or
IA account, TO the firm of JACKSON & LII
LARD for the years 1850 and 1851, are ear
nes,ly requested to come forward and make
payment BY the LIST Of January next, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
JACKSON s. LlLLARD.
Athens, Nov. IA, IS5l-f l64
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STARTLING DIsCLosUREs.--For.t the
past twelve or eighteen months it has
been evident that regular band OF
thieves was organized in and arouhd
Murfreesborough. Deprcdations be.
came so frequent Of late that some OF
our citizens kept a sharp look out
On Saturday night last, one OF the
birds entered the cellar Of Messrs. J.
Auggins & Son. He was overheard
by the Young men. but made his cs-
cane. He left a bundle behind, which
led TO his discovery. He was ar
rested. and on Monday, was taken
through a regular trial, by the parties
interested. The application of raw
hide brought forth the startling dis
closure that there has been a band Of
negroes organized in this vicinity for
six or seven years for the purpose oil
stealing and doing all sorts OF mean
ness. UP to this time Is or 20 nc.
oroes have been arrested. each oil
whom has made new disclosures
Where the matter will stop it is hard
to tell. The owners of the slave:
implicated are very active in having
them brought to justice. The excite
ment among the darkies is up to the
highest figure.
The operations Of this dark banc
have been carried on extensively fol
sevetal years. and with the skill an'
success of accomplished scoundrels
A number of stolen articles, keys ant
instruments for opening doors, picking
locks. &c, have been found in posses
sion of those Observation-Disclosures
Telegraph.
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Oats Wanted.

WISH to purchase fe W hundred bush
L els of OATS we'll cleaned. delivered al
the Depot. for which cash will be paid -
Sacks will be furnished 10 the seller.
JOHN L. BRIDGES.
Athens, Nov. Il, le5l-tf l6a
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Notice.

Notice.
VTNIlE undersigned having obtained letters
l. tcstamentary on the estate Of Gideon Nor.
gan, deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to come forward and make
settlement. Those having claims are required
to present them within the time specified by
law, properly authenticated. In my absence
II. McD. McElrath will act as my agent.
ANDREW l.. ROGERS, Executor.
Nov. 7, lS5l--3t l63
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DIED-In Bradley county, on the 9Th
inst, Mr.. JOHN HANEs. in the 77th year OF
his age.
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MIL and CrOSS-cut Saws.

,,,IJE very best article Just received anu Tor
30 G. W ROSS Il co.
Oct 3, Is5l--u I'o