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MAMMOTH Plumb cnke-wcignt 1000 Pounds

NEW Cloak. aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALVERT
opening fine Paris velvet cioats
sacks and embracing The newest and approved styles
Of Also fine black and coored cloths and veyet for
closks shade and quality which invite
particular willing sell small profits In order
to We also invite particular attention stock
ofn white and light brocade silks for dresses plain light
white gace silks every shade qualify
dark hrUcade fine medium
walking dresses One Of fine lace dress for with
bebns, and houncing MATCH something entirely
NJ desirable. [inte v2-d3t
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MAX sUTnNE q co.'s Chsnpsane--An invoice of 100
III baskets tSey Yeany) of This celebrated viph which has
recently been introduced the New Philadelphia
ke with much than other received
and for sale by GEORGE 4 THOMAS PARKER n co,
Dec 9t--stIuTh&Sauf Opposite Browns Hotel.
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BALTIMoRE, Dec. PIP. m.

BALTIMonE, Dec. ZIP. m.
man named George Deyose, representing himself as
masters of the soopowar St Marys, recently re-
turned from China says he robbed tonight in BalIi
more. a public house the lower part OF the city, by
three persons, former shpmaes, OF SS7 600 The money
is represented mostly in thousand dollar Pennsylvania
Devose he has been in China four
He was intoxicated when robbed. He has egraphed
Marshal Keyser Of Phladepha 10 arrest the robbers who
are supposed to have gone there
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Dy J. G. MCGUIRE, huetionser.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTioN.-on
Tuesday afternoon, December 2lat, O'Clock,
ises shall sell lot No H. square No 27, improved
stna and webu and ate brick dwelling, with back
building, conveni~B out houses SIC.
This property handsomely situated street, between Ist
and m streets, and desirable from Its location, for
residence.
81 500 of purchase money residue
and twelve months, secured by deed trust
JAS. @. MCGUIRE
Dec l5-d AuctoneeT.
Or In the ratn, the above sale Will
be postponed until Thursday itenoon December M al O'Clock
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Dee 23-lt hucuoneer.
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.errr Emmcrt,s.N nr,ar,

ARSy's Confectionery, (fcrmeriy EmmcrtsD Bridge
~ CA l.. ARMY respectfully announces
prepared with large o cakes, confectionery,
and for the approaching holidays 20 which the attention Of the
public invited.
Rss weddinv dinners md furnished in the usual sump
notice, Of the District
her thanks for the liberal be
slowed her since February last and hopes by ununs industry
Dec y9--d2w
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IMPORTANT TO MEN OF FA5HION.-GEORGE Il. GREEN,
Proprietor making establishment,
House, New York. respectfully informs the gentlemen
vicinity in Wash
and will until the 25b of December during
which will be orders desirous
of shirts made from the first store Of lis
the United
G. r. Green's invented by bimseif
perfect fit all with mathematical precision and
puncuaity the execution Of orders positively guaranteed
The subscriber the National Hotel and will receive
orders there from those who desire articles in his line
GEO. T. GREEN,
Dec 22-din24 No. 1 Asor House, New York.
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auotione.r..

VALUABLE BUDDING LOT NEAR THE CRY HALL At
ses O'Clock fine building lot fronting Is feet inches
street, ladana and fronting
square the public 90 feet ~ inches
being south part Of lot No. 6. in square No. 531
The above described properly handsomely located Of the
desirable and rapidly improving parts OF the city,
third cash balance months the
purchaser give deferred payen bearing
from day deed given and deed q us, aken Te
dsputabe GREEN g. SCOTT,
Dec 9t-d Aucuoneers.
n AMMOTU Plumb CnLe-wctght 1000 Pounds
vi establishment Christ
morning. will be pound.
fine gold and for beauty
eeled. Call for yourselves.
pounds plum pound of various kinds
$500 pounds mixed casdies, French and common
80 Kegs grapes
900 Jars preserves
Almonds, raisins, fes oranges
Preserved and dried ginger
sardiaes, truies
In word everything connected 6rstclass establishment
particular paid furnishing parties dinners,
and private entertainments.
Of every aavor, dollars per
gallon.
Charlotte ees blanc NANCE and pyramids Of every kind
made order.
confsconeres giving
II. ECkARDT A. BROTHER,
Old stand, Of r and Ninth
Dec 2i--at Near the Patent Office.
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DOToMAC HousE.he undersigned begs leave %
recently thoroughly repaired this large
for the reception Of v
endeavot please his guests he hopes TO
receive share Of public patronage - -
Dec q3-1aw2m Proprietor.
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With ri umphant success.
before have citizens Of Washington been favored with
painting and have they patronined painting
well. De IN time for seats.
George artist especially in SKY and water
will eniven ones soul the evening and
of paadiseh svsry onigh walk
through the bowers Of Edenbowers that have
Of death The
celestial breathe
spson. And the morning how delightful The sun, the go
spreading curtains In the chambers Of the
with such pendor 10 cause
bird, and beast, and broot, and boush to rejoice.
Exhibitions every evening ~ O'Clock aud Wednesday and
Saturday 2 O'Clock,
Admission Is children half price
for schools for select parties and
sion parties
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The cite. Of the West, and especially cinei9
Of business in connerion with the practice of h. profession 1s
in The infancy Of the cities and by The rapid enhancement OF
property value The andsrsnsa h. been pssu.y isr'snI
crease offom my to one hundted per cent having been ss,a @
snch he advises purchase Of property in and
about Chicago q likely to be e most Profitable nn NJ, esn hs ne
having devoted deal Of time the preparation Of pohst
al various lime. been Obtained Tor them Chi
sS y % ss os sns s s most
certain opportunities advantageous real estate {" any
always som@and an i@@sn's trade, already
Excepting hanger Maine Situated At he southern sr~.e os
Michigan, win the chcagor,vcr running some three
south mile.
and Mississippi MYERS with several railroads IN
Of construction, all terminating this point Chicago desnoed@
dened opinion ~r,er
ere LONG among the largest ohe. aad most popnl-"' cities Of s
within herself the elements greatness s
pdepcnse., .m'grains
n.y.. popnans with surprising apdy the entire West but -
continue be- sr,s commercial mart In iso The popa,uca
Of Chicago was less han hve thousand h honssd
Property held here and city vicinity very raes
either in outo udcousy purchased there viii qu,d
las he already done) for collect
pay axes and generally TO preserve their real estate interests m
II desired as charges IN
the profits of The
preferred he WI,
receive hred commission Of 6vo O per upon fret lno
sand dollars invested and half t2k) tsh
subsequent thousand The tbooneh willie IN
siutd into the title of all purchased ana
none wbe taken unless entirely es and upon
which shadow
The undersigned will visit Chicago frequently each wn
and spring, and viii make IL hrs and M
tie has also with very perfectly hone
bic real estate Mt NJ Chicago No which the under
signed il interested either directly Indirectly be n
10 for whom he desiring W
him unquestonabe e'
dence from those for whom he purchased estate
the undertaking integrity he observes
Address during winter and spring Cincinnati during sum
mer and fail at Chicago.
THOs. B BRYAN, Attorney -atLaw
T. y. D. reers his late partner, Hon samuel NJ Hart former
president Judge pleas, Cincinnati, Ohn
q X shaenber9rr esq Cincnna Ohio Bishop Cobbs Fpso
Church, docess ~ Alshama, Sc, so.
References pven desired, in a the principal cities Of nv
Union.
Dec l4-d3uf'
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HAMS. Harms. and Ncntsop, Nc.-Just received
III superior Maryland hams family
no saddles fresh mountain Eeaison
$50 beef tongues
800 leaf lard, in keE and pals
For sale by GEORGE \ THOMAS PARKER A co,
Dec 2I-6tTnIhhsauf Opposite Browns Hotel,
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L 1852
a story ofLis the ishmus BY ,. w Fsbeus. Patnams
o5 Librsry)
Memoirs of Z iIurusnot Family by Ann Msury.
Just received by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec % no0kseiers oth street.
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ENCOURAGE your own Mechanics aud Manufac-
tursrs.Shirts, shirts, shirtsi-Members of
invited call WM u. FAULKNERs
Fashion shirt Mandatory their His
shirts warranted h In the style and
received the unqualified gentlemen
an parts o. the United States.
An shirt, made his establishment good and as cheap
purchased Thankful for the a.
ready received respectfully socts
hand splendid assortment Of silk and under
shirts and drawers.
Ao gloves erava socks and other article suitable for
genuamans wardrobe prices which fail 70 suit
WA. n. FAULKNER, sign Of the Shirt
side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and iS
Dec 23-en9w Opposite The United states Hotel,
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BY TELEG GRAPH.

BosTos, Decsmber %.
The steamer Niagara sailed to-day Tor Europe with hty
pa ngers amongst whom George W. kendal esq., OF
the New Orleans Picayune.
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WORKS by Mrs sigaurney.-Waer Drops illustrated WV
w eight fine tinted enaravings, l6nfo Is cents -.
Letters 70 my Pupils with Narrative and Biographical ssscn
Illustrated with enc portrait auhorss aved expressly
for this work by Richie. 6m0 u
Olive Leaves Illustrated. ihmo. rs
Examples of Life and Deaih. l6mo. rs cents
The Boys Honk illustrated. lemo 40
The Girls Rook illustrated. 1smo. 40
The Childs Book illustrated. Square. 20 cents
Dor saie by GRAY psILssTYNR
Novn seventh srsss
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Goufsstlourry.

John MILLER respectfully calls OF his
general his splendid
uons for The Christmas holidays. An Of cakes from
pound up 6ny.
Bon son. candies, Preach kisses, and of
French articles In great variety.
importation Of French vegetables,
mushrooms iruHes seved
sauces, Ac
Balls parties dinners kc will be furnished In elegant
that will entire satisfaction John Miller respectfully
cit the honor lie will always his
uou TO parties, balls, sc., to supern,end tpem
Dec 13-n
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NEW CROP New Orleans Sugar and woIssses Aue-
~ uon0n wednesday The 92d instant Rt ~ O'Clock,
v and A. " Dodg wharf the Of the barque William Chase,
consisting of
329 hhds, sugar, prime 70 choice
fs hbls. prime and choice moasses.
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
Dec lo-dtsf Auctioneef. Georgetown, u. c.
The above sale ta unevotdrbiy postponed an
Monday next, the 27th instant at ~ O'Clock.
Dec 91-dtd
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PoisAAs iss5' "oS'''A' "A1" ''' january
A story Of Life on the Ishmus ss
Memoir Ola Huguenot Family translated " Ann Mauy
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Rank of the Metropolis,
Wnahinrfnn nacsmhaf ~.

Hank of ths WetronoTsl
Washington, December ~, 1859.
this hank will closed usual Saturday the o5th nst
Saturday, the lst of January next,
having notes then payable ~ me bank
the Friday nert preceding eeeh o these
bee Q9--99dA oah 3oth3istluf
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n wAHRINEu & CO, pcnnsyivsn's Avcnne, be-
", p o offer their stock Of elegant end
silver watches silver and plated and
fancy goods suitable for Christmas s, the lowest Ralt
Philadelphia and New York prices Their stock -
select md Of the latest fashion Al the articles ARE warranted as
represented and their prices uniform.
e public respectfully invited call and examine their large
stock. Dec Ib-ftd'
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NOTTCEOur will be closed day.
IN Saturday,
on those days will please attend 10 them previously.
Dec 22--6t CHUbB BROTHERS..
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Oson Pratt Of the twelve apostles of
Latter Saints, will the Of the Temper
street. 9th and l0h sabbath 10Y
tx and y p Also, "Wednesday evening 3,
O'Clock. HeaI-then Judge Dec 2-WAS3m'
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EaENcH narsi A. sTEvrNss sslc-roor, Brown. Hotel
IT Dec is-6teodif
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NOTTCEour Office will be closed Christmas New
IN days All persons having days
TO attend to them pr yonsiy CORCORAN RIGGS.
22--d3
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CPLENDID SOUVENIRS Books elegantly bo"nd and
~ illustrated.
Juvenile Rocks, Portfolios, Bibles, and Prayer Books.
And many articles of taste for holiday presents, ~
TAYLOR A. MAURY'S
Dec % Bookstore, near OH street
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CARDThe subscribers viii notify their customers thai
II before January, they will tender Them
speclve accounts hope win forward settle
by trouble upon
MAGRUDER X CALtERT.
Dec 22-d3t [inel
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OST. and Fifty Dollars Reward.A bundle OF papers
stolen evening from pocket of advertiser
The of value bond for thousand dollars Chssa
and Ohis Canal Company No. 43agaBst the purchase
which all cautioned Upon Of the bond
pers, above reward will be paid questions asked
this office. 22-2t
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Prices of admission Private boxes, IS and par
quee 50 children under 10 half price reserved
Is orchestra rs family circle, 2 tfS
so colored gallery, 25
open BI O'Clock the curtain will be raised 7. Th
open daily, from 10 O'Clock, m, O'Clock
p.
%
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SEMI-ANNUAL Distrthntion-In accordance with custom
y established housetha the rendering
ls Juiywe had
off, viii be ready for presentation
oath of this month";
We shall be exceedingly Obliged TO those who viii have the kind
before of
newy satisfactory
Dec 22-d2twif CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
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Brilliant succ.sst
THUNDER! LIGHTNING STORM DELUGEl
nR BEAEs Diorama Of the Creation and
~ Deuge has opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
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DxrAAraxsr STATE, Dse. ~, ls52.
The anneIed notices Mariners transmitted this department.
BY me United States London published for general in
formation
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Bearings Of marks and Of
lines OF intersection
meeting at the station.
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JUST ARRIVED-A cargo Of superior Cumberland Also,
900 siuonss bunch shingles which win be sold
cheap from the wharf
Also, Away. on hand luaber, lime, and coal.
John PuRDY.
N. Daily expected. cargo Philadelphia
Dec
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. WIN. II. COLLINS,

HAVlNG permanently located IN Athens,
u Tenn, where he can at all times he
found al his Office or Athens Hotel, except
absent on professional business. His office
is on the South side of The Public Square,
where teeth will BE- examined free Of charge.
Being thankful Tor the liberal share Of pat
ronage already received, he hopes TO elicit
the confidence of those that need the aid Of
dentist. His long experience and prac.
iical knowledge justify hun in assuring
those who en'rus' their work to his care ~
be executed in an unexcep'ionable manner.
Teeth filled with nothing except fine Gold
Foil. Teeth will he inserted either on plate
or pivot. of the finest and best quality
Teeth Extracted in a manner not I" b. sur.
passed for safety. certainty and ease, either
with or without Chloroform. All opera.
ions will be performed embracing til" en-
ire profession. Work will be executed as
cheap as it is possible for good work to he
done. All work insured 10 give entire
satisfaction.
Jan. Q, lS52-tf l72
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Administrators Sale,

IN Saturday, the 2lst dav of Frbruar,
" next, will sell at the Court house doc
in Athens. to the highest bidder, the one
seventh part OF three lots or parcels of Land
IN the Hiwassee District. viz: The one
seventh of one lot containing one hundred
and twenty. eight acres. more or less, part
Of the Esd section and part Of The North
east fractional quarter OF said section. Yves,
Of the meridian, second range, and part of
the Southeast fractional quarter Of said
section, township and range aforesaid
Also, the one seventh part Of one other tract
Of Land. in section thirty third. North east
quarter and South east Of range second,
Wes,. fourth fractional township, contain
ing thirty nine acres. Also, the one seventh
part OF another tract or parcel Of Land,
containing thirty eight and oae half acres,
IN the fourth fractional township, range Sc.
cond, w lest Of The meridian, twenty seventh
section. The above lots Of Land are al, in
McNinn county. and IRE to be sold under
Iced of trust from Elisha Bishop 10 Isaac
Wallen, deceased.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
JESSE WALLEN, Administrator.
Jan. 9. IS5l--tds Ire
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ChancerV Sale.

PURSUANT oa decree rendered in
4 the Chancery Cour at Madis"nville
in the case Of James Dyer. vs.. James G
Jameson and others. | will. on the 10Th
day Of February, 1852. at the Cour-hous'
door in Athens, McM'nn county. sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, the West hall
OF N. f, quarter OF section 81. townshi p
ed, range Isl. West. Also, 100 acres o.
the N. r. quarter Of section 81, township
lst. range I'd, Yves. Of the meridian, Hi,
wassee District.
JAMES A. COFFIN. C. g. NJ.
Jan. 9, lS52-6t Prs fee So l72
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To Stock DrOverS,

THE subscriber has prepared lots in ,h'
L immediate vicinity Of the Railroad, a
short distance from The Depot, and can ac
commUdale Stock Drivers TO any extent
and upon reasonable terms. HIS residence,
Oak.Grove House, IS within convenient
distance, where he is prepared 10 entertain
all who may call on him with the bes; Abe
country affords.
He is in constant correspondence with
Business Houses. and can furnish the latest
Information in regard to the markets, SC.
He is also prepared to accommodate Wag-
oners.
JAS w. McSPADDEN.
Athens. Nov 81, ls5l-u les
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Jan. 9, 1852.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.-Dr
J. 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 Lebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, BY J. S. Houghton
NJ. D., Philadelphia. This is truly a 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'
tific evidence of It's value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medi'
cal advertisements.
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co M Nj IL Il CIAL.
MACON .U.4RkET,
Prepared for the Post by ". f. Harris & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. MACON. GA.

Macon, Jan. I2, 1852.
Bacon-Market is pretty we'll supplied
and demand light. 9 l2a.
Butter-l6 20.
Beans-Whi,e, 81 so 81 rs; mixed 81
a 81 10.
Dried Fruit-Peaches Soc a 81; Apples
so 75c.
Flour-But little IN market and enquiry
good, $3.50 $500.
Fea,hers-30 35c per ID.
Grain-Corn in sacks IS Doc; Oats IS
a Goo; Rye. nominal; Wheat Soc a 81.
Lard l0l l2c per ID.
Corn Meal 90c 81 per bu.
Potatoes SO a $3.50 bbI.
Peas--White, 9Oc; Stock, or Red, Csc
per bu.
Groceries-Rio Coffee l0a lie; Sugai
7a9; Molasses % a 40c.
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State Of Tennessee, Bradley CO.
f>IRrr1JT COJ1RT IAN TERM 1880

State OF tennessee, bradley co
CIRCUIT COURT, JAN. TERN, 1852.
Nancy Pickens. Robert Pickens, William
X. Pickens, Charles A. Pickens, Henry
B. Davis and wife Nancy DAVIS, War.
~hnsTsaes pd vile Marina True. Andre "
fckeus. Reese Pickens. Abraham B.
Neil and wife Rebecca Neil,
Us.
James r. Smith. Robert E. Smith, William
r. Smith, John C.. Smith, Israel Smith.
Nancy B. Lowry and husband Jefferson
Lowry. adult heirs of Mary Smith, de.
ceased, and Martha Smith, Mary T..
Smith, and Rebeccs G. Smith, minor
children Of the said Marv Smith, deceas-
ed, Margaret l.. Smith, William A.Smith,
James M. Smith, Joseph A. Smmh.
Israei C. Sm,lh. and Nancy ]. Smith.
heirs CT Dorcas Smith, deceased, all Of
SAID minors defended by their Guardian
I'D Item, James T. Smith.
PURSUANT 10 a decree made in the
above cause, I will, on Saturday, the
2!st dav of February nexr, offer at public
sale. at the Courthouse door in Cleveland.
Bradley county, Tennessee, SEVEN Me-
GRO SLAVES, TO wit: Allen. Hannah
and her FIVE children. to wit: Louisa James.
Alkaline, Alexander. and lsham. The
terms of the sale will be on twelve months
time, excep, the sum Of one hundred doI-
lars, which will be required to be paid
down on the day of sale, and the balance
OF the purchase money must be secured
with bond and approved security
= JOHN H. PAYNE. Clerk.
Jan. I6. 1852 ids Prs ice S6,75 l73
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Forest Hill Academy,

'NHE Examination OF this Institution
L will take place on Thursday, January
22d. commencing at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Stu.
DENTS Exhibition on Friday evening,
January 23d, commencing at g O'Clock.
trMusc from the Band Is anticipated.
The pubic are invited 10 attend.
]. McGAUGHEY, Chairman.
Jan. l6. 1852 l73
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ATLANTA MARKET.
for the Post by James E. Villa NJ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. IL. 1852.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. IL. 1852.
Corn rs 10 e0c per bu. (sacks returned.
Meal rs to Soc
Oats so 10 55c /"
Pork-Salied, 9 10 l0c.
Lard IL to l2c.
Butter-Fresh Is to l8c.
Eggs 20c.
Feathers S3c.
Irish Potatoes 81 per bu.
Peas 75c.
Dried Fruit no demand.
Corn and Oats still IN demand-market
not supplied half the time. The supply Of
Meal has been rather heavy, which has
kept the price down. Il is gradually di.
minishins, and | think the price will ad.
vance soon-would not advise any person
to ship Meal from East Tennessee, as there
is an uncertainty about the length Of time
it may be detained on the way. and there is
danger Of Its spelling. Demand for other
articles quite fair.
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taken and the movements set on foot

taken and the movements set on foot
by the fanatics and abolitionists to
resist the execution of the law for the
reclamation of fugitive slaves.
s. Resolved, That the laws passed
by the last Congress for the compro.
mise Of the slavery question, meets
with the appreciation Of Tennessee, as
being the best which under all the
circumstances could be adopted; that
their passage was not II triumph OF
either party or section, and they are
regarded as IA settlement in principle
and substance, final settlement of
the dangerous and exciting subjects
which they embraced, and the State
of Tennessee hereby pledges her
hearty support in their enforcement.
6. Resolved, That the President Of
the United States has placed himself
high in the great work Of pacifying
the country, and has received the
need Of appreciation from political
friends and political foes. That the
people OF Tennessee partakc Of this
sentiment, and with pleasure render
him justice in the great matter Of the
salvation Of the country, and rejoice
that we have in this crisis a patriot
and statesman at the head Of affairs
who knows his duty and darcs to
perform it.
7. RESOLVED, That the course OF the
President OF the United States in the
management Of our foreign relations
in maintaining our good faith with all
nalIons--in his determination to en-.
force The laws of the United States,
and in his administration Of the affairs
Of the nation generally, meets with
the hearty appreciation Of the people
Of Tennessee.
8. Resolved. That duty and patri.
o,sm cnjoin upon the United States
government carefully TO avoid ALI.
anccs with foreign powers, and to
have with them as little political con.
ncctIon as possible.
o. RESOLVED. Finally, in the Ian.
guage Of the father OF the Cons,itu.
ton. that "ours is COVE fnment which
avoids intrusion on Internal repose of
other nations and repels it from its
own" and that departure from this
time honored policy, would. in the
opinion Of this General Assembly,
cndaugcr its independence, if it did not
become tie immediate precursor Of lis
downfall
10. Reso1red, That the Governor is
hereby requested to transmit copies
of these resolutions to our Senators
and Representatives in the Congress
Of the United States.