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The democratic papers take great pleasure
in parading before their readers list of names
with whom they say Scott has quarreled, and
argue thence, that his temper units him for
the presidency. If some one would take the
trouble to collect the names of those with
whom Gen. Jackson quarreed during his
boisterous career, they would stand rcbukcd
for the pititul trick they are attempting to
play Not being able to raise Pierce to Il lc-
vel with Gen. Scott their policy is to pull the
latter down to level with the former
CMrkSrWe Chronicle.
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MAINE ELECTION We refer the reader to
the telegraphic head for comparatively full
returns from Maine.
The figures disclose an extraordinary tu-
multi in the politics of that State. But the
result is highly advantageous to the Wings.
They have elected three out of the six men,
bers of Congress, have made net gain of
five members of the Legislature, and (proba-
bly) four Senators, as far as heard from. 1t
would not surprise us to learn that they have
chosen a majority Of the Senatc.-New York
Tribune.
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McMinn Circuit Court.
Daniel Hicks, CT ais,
as.
Daniel Mcpnail. ct ais.

Daniel McPnail, ct ais
TT appearing from the allie cations of the bill
l in this case, that the defendants Mary NJ,
John, William, Sarah, Caroline and Martha
Anne Hicks, minor heirs OF Stephen Hicks,
deceased, and Neil McP. Hicks, miror son of
Neil McPhail H'cks deed, are non-"esidcnts
of the ate of Ten lcssee, it is therefore ord1r-
ed by the Clerk that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, re-
curing the said nor-residents to appear at
the next term of the Circuit Court to be held
for the county of McMinn, at the Court house
in Athens, on the second Monday of December
next, to plead. answer or demur to said bill
or the same will be taken rs confessed as to
them, and set for hearing er partc
JOHN L. BRIDGES, Clerk.
BY JNo. +. SLOWER ID. o.
Sept. II, ls5a-it Prs fee SO 2oS
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The HENRY CLAY.-In New York on
Wednesday morning the Grand Jury of the
United States District Court of Congress,
against Thomas Collyer, James F. Tallman,
John German. Edward Hubbard, James l..
Jessup, Jas Elmendorf and Charles Merritt,
owner and officers of the steamboat Henry
Clau The indictment contains fifteen counts
varying the facts alleged. The grand Jury
then retired, as there was other business be-
fore them. Chief Justice Nelson and Judge
Belts were both on the bench.
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A WIFE SrAKED AT CARDs.-A recent
French paper reports that case was brought
before the correctional police, in which Ma
dame T. brought suit for divorce against
her husband. In the different occasions the
wife had been staked and lost at cards, and
the KEY of her room handed over to her win
ners! In the first case she escaped BY jump.
ing out of the window, and in the other the
winner was too much intoxicated to be dan
gerous. The court granted an act of separa
ton, but refused to divorce the parties.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

We regret to have to say thrt our Jealous
and talented irllow-townsman, Col. X. b..
Brabson, has been unable to attend any ofthc
several public meetings to which he has re-
Gently been specially invited, owing to sick
ness in his family, and his own indisposition.
1t will, however, be gratifying intelligence to
his friends to learn that he is now GONZALES
cent, and that the health of his family is I'M
proving, so that he may soon be able to de-
vote his spare time to the canvass for Scott
and Graham and the Country.-Chal. Gas'
l4th,
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Notice..

TINE decease of my late partner, Col ). f.
/ BnAproEp, makes it indspensably neces-
sary that the business of Bradford Dodson be
Immediately closed up All persons indebted
to the firm, either by note or account, are re-
uuested to make payment to me as surviving
partner-the sooner the better.
f"'' L. DODSON.
Surviving partner Of Bradford d Dodson'
Ju1y 90 lSJ2-tf 2ol
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LARGE Sale of Stock,

WE shall sell at Loudon, Tenn, on satur-
w day, the 25th instant our stock of
Horses, Mules, Rail Road Cars and Harness,
two Six and one Two Horse Wagons and IIar-
ness. The Horses and Mules are well trained
to carting, and in good order for immediate
use. The Carts and Wagons are all in good
order.
TERMS OF SALE:-Six months credit, moi cs
with good security; Five Dollars and under,
cash. !. G. DENT d co.
Loudon, Sept. II, lS52-2t 20S
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery and Commission House,
ATHENS, TENN,
WM. II. CATE & CO.,

"AVING bought out WIN. II. BRIDGES
III a. Co.'S entire stock, respectfully inform
the public that they will continue the Grocery
business in Athens, in the same building on
the Northwest corner OF the Public square
e'nr,orlv occunied by Joel X. Brown, and are
nrenorcd to accommodate all who may call,
With rood articles at reasonable prices.
Their stock consists in part Of
Sugar, Coffee Salt, Moldsses, Syrup, Cheese
Tobacco. Cigars Fish, Rice, Candies, dc. =,
All of which will be given in exchange for all
kinds of Country Produce or Cash. -,
Their arrangements are such that they will
keep a constant supply of all articles In their
line.
They will also keep on hand a good supply
of Corn Neal Flour, Bacon, dc.
N. B. 1t may perhaps not be amiss to state
that they will not keep liquors Of any descrip-
ton. a.,
July 80, ls52-tf zoi
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Negro Bow for Sale.

y obedience to decree of the Circuit Court
4 of McMinn county, at the August term,
1852, | will sell to the highest bidder, at the
Court house door in Athens. on the 18th day
of september next, a NEGRO BOY named
TOM, about thirty-thrcc years of age, sold as
the property of Isaac Lame, deed. credit
Of six months will be given, Except the sum
of fifty dollars, which will be required to be
paid DOWN. on til" purchaser giving bond and
security for the purchase money.
RUSSELL LANE administrator, :.
miM tie WIZ amncred, Of Isaac Lane, decG
Aurllst u, lSJ2-Jt 2O5
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tennessee Wheat.

TARMERS who wish superior SEED
IL WHEAT will find few bushels of the
tennessee on sale at McEwen's, in Athens: at
LillarIs, Sweetwater; Pickens, Cleveland;
and Cowan's, Charleston.
The original seed was brought from Penn
sylvania year or two ago, at considerable
cost. | have proved its excellence, and wish
to see it introduced into the country: 1t Is
offered low. w. j. McCLAlCliEl.
Sent "a, lS52-tf 2O9
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

GEORGE Brown and SAMUEL A. SMITH,
Electors for the Sd District, will address their
falow-citizcns at tho following times and
places:
Borgess. X Roads, Mcigs co., Friday, Oct !
Sulphur Springs, Rhca CO., Saturday, 2
Washington, Monday, a
Tullus' Mills, Bledsoe CO., Wednesday, q
Pikcvillc, Thursday, 7
Coops' Creek, Marion co., Friday, 8
Jasper, Saturday, 9
Georgetown, Hamilton CO., Monday, IL
CraigmiIes' Powers) Bradley, Tuesday, IL
Charleston, Wednesday," IL
Camp-ground (near DR.. Wright's) Polk,
Thursday, IA
Carock's Store, McMnn co., Friday, ID
Tcllico Iron Works, Monroe, Saturday,, lG
Peck's Chapel, Blount co., Tuesday, is
Louisville, Wednesday, 90
Morganton, Thursday, II
Kingston, Roane co., Friday, %
Emory Iron Works." Saturday, %
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caJ-Thc "grcat Loco Mass Meeting" at
Reading, Pa, was perfect failure, cold and
lileless. Mr.. Buchanan, who presided, only
spoke about fifteen minutes, and then the
convention adjourned to drum up more listen
ers. They met in the afternoon, but the peo-
pie were not there. All the signs show that
Pennsylvania is safe for Scott.-Nashrille
Banner.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

David German, living near Cincinnati, threw
a chair at his wife one day last week, and one
of its rounds penetrated her body. Finding
she was hurt, he picked her up, laid her on a
bed, then went to the city for a surgeon, and
was very attentive to her until she died, which
occurred the next day. On her death bed
Mrs. German requested that her husband
should not be prosecuted, but he was taken
and committed, charged with murder in the
second degree.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

SWALLOWED by A WHALE. The whaling
barque Sacramento, Capt. Sowle, of West
port, was spoken at sea, August Odd in lat,
itudc IS SO, NJ; longitude 81 20, West, and
reported that Il few days previous they had
lost the second mate, MIR. Timothy Allen. OF
Westport, who was knocked overheard while
fast to whale, and when last seen was in
the monsters mouth. Boston Journal, 10Th.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

FILLMORE AND SCOTT. Pierce orators and
Pierce papers have respectfully intimated,
perhaps avcrrcd, that President Fillmore is
Indifferent to the election of Gen. Scott
These suggestions arc made in the hope OF
alternating ardent friends of the President
from the support of Gen. Scott. "Divide
and Conquer" is their policy. BY continued
repetition this story may possibly be believed
to some extent, even by those who invent
and circulate it. The Washington Republic
of the 10th inst, gives it IN eiiectual and
final settler, rs follows:
We take this occasion, therefore, to say
that no man in the country is more earnestly
and ardcntly DESTROYS Of the triumph of the
Wings and the Wing candidates at the ap-
preaching election than Mr.. Fillmore. His
ambition has been abundantly satisfied by
the success of his policy of peace end its ap-
proval by the Conventions of both political
parties. Beyond this, no new honors could
add to the pleasant recollcctions of opportl,.
mites cOnscientiously employed to preserve
the peace and augment the prosperity Of his
country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

A PERAMBULATISG BALLoT-Box.-The
Texan Judges of elections have adopted
plan to save voters much Inconvenience, in
country where the election district covers
considerable ground. The balot-boxes, ac-
companed by the judges and clerks, were re-
Gently taken up and down the river, and the
votes of the sovereigns received wherever
they found them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

Too FAsr.-Dcmocratic presses have been
circulating report that Hon. Gwyn Page
and Geo. r. McGcc, Esq, Of KY, had de-
clared their determination to support General
Pierce. The Louisville Journal says the re-
mort is un,ounded.
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Agency at Washington, D. C.

4 II. MARYLAND, Of KY, late Clerk in
"a Pension Office, having resigned for the
purpose of engaging IN the prosecution of
claims against the Government, now offers his
scryicest TO the public. He is well acquainted
with the officers of the Government generally,
at Washington city, TO who II he refers
n. B. Particular attention paid to claims
for Pensions and Bounty land.
Sept. 2I lSj2-tf 900
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rR. Advices from Boston state that the
Hon. John p. Hale has written to Gen. Will
son, accepting the Free Soil nomination for
the Presidency. He says in reference to the
question as to what his opinions are upon
various subjects, he has no answer to make.
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SKIDMORE HARRIS l. CO.,
and COnsniissiOn .HerehunfS,
BAY STREET.

BAY STREET,
SAVANNAH GA.
~ I'VE their prompt attention to forwarding
VI all kinds Of merchandise to and from tho
Eastern cities, and other points that may bo
desired. They also devote especial attention
to the sale Of every description of mcrchan-
disc and produce that may he consigned to
their care The superior facilities and advan-
tagcs that Savannah oilers both as II shipping
point and an extensive market, induce them
TO ask II liberal patronage
RrrEErycES: Smith ~ Jones, Philadelphia;
Cole IL Howard. william +. Cooke, .Ir.. Balti-
more: Pc,i,s, Harris d Daniel, New York;
Merchants generally in Tennessee and Georgia.
August Il, lSa2-tf 2o2
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PoLITIcAL ECONOMY. Punch says it has
been proposed to tax stays, but it was OBJ
jectcd to on the ground that it would dimin-
ish consumption,
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Circuit Court Of Meigs co., Tenn.

Martha Jane Moore,
rs I Ietltiou Ior bI'oIce'
Alexander Moore.
TT appearing from the petition in this cause
which is sworn to, that the defendant.
Alexander Moore, is a non resident OF the
state OF Tennessee. it is therefore ordered by
the Court that publication he made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, news
paper published in the town OF Athens Nc
MINI county. Tenn, requiring the defendant
., .nnear at the next term of this Court, 20
be holden for the county of Meigs, at the
cur, house in Decatur, on the 4th Monday
Of December next, and plead TO or answer
aid petition, or the same will he taken q:
confessed and set for hearing er parte.
JOHN NJ. LlLLARD, Clerk.
Sept. 10, lS52-it Prs fee 90 so7
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W The North. Carolina Standard says
that Gov. Reds majority is 5.49l. His vote
is 4s, 4s4, being the largest ever cast for any
man in North Carolina.
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800 bus. Well Dried Peaches

w ANTED by us at SWEETWATER for
w which we will give n high price in
Goods or Cash and no mistake. We hay. just
received 80 kegs superior NAILS or conSign-
mcnt. which will be sold very low for cash, or
on time to punctual dealers. Give MS a call.
j. A. WRIGHT d co.
Sweetwatcr Aug TO- lS52-tf 2O3
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Last Notice.

WE would respectfully ask all who are
w indebted to W., either by note or ac-
count, to call and settle in this month, or they
will find their accounts out for collection
\ word to the wise is sufficient.
Sept, 3. 1SJo- g. W. ROSS Il co.
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Piano Forte for Sale.

4 FIlSE toned Piano for sale, just opened
n from he celebrated mandatory oil iiai'
lett d Davis. Boston. Also, very nne flute'
Enquire at McKeldin's Store. .,s
Sept. II, ls52-tf <Vo
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Wheat Wanted.

G. X. REEDER & CO., will give co cts. in
-. Dry Goods and Groceries, for all the
good clean Wheat that may be offered.
Athens Sent g. 1852
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Surerfne Flour.

- X. REEDER IL CO., will keep constantly
>. on hand supply of Snp"rfine Flour,
which they will furnish to their customers ut
= cts. per pound.
Athens, sept. 3, 1852
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The individual who was injured by the ac-
cidental discharge Of his duty, has not been
heard Of since.
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APPOINTMENTS.

II. II. STEPHENS and d. NJ. KEY will nd.
dress their felow-citizcns who may see prop.
or to attend, at the following places and
times on the Presidential question:
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Land Warrants Wanted!

I WILL give the cash for all good Land War;
4 rants assigned over, at the prices below {:
For 40 acres, $50; for 50 acres $50: for 60
acres Sl2O. G.. w. ROSS.
August y, 1852
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

The CANVASS IN ONO. Our advices from
the young giant State of the west, both
through the press and by private letter, are
highly encouraging. The State Central Com
mlttee, in pursuance Of authority from the
State Convention, have paired off speakers,
and arranged lists of appointments for them,
to secure thorough canvass of the whole
State. The last Columbus State CO., Journ-
al says:
"The wings of the State will have lively
times from the Goth inst. to the election
The corps of speakers designated is bril-
liant ono We know of no State in the
Union where any one party can throw upon
the stump an array of character and talent
equal to that indicated in Ohio. But aside
from the names designated, there is reserve
corps, OF by no means inferior ability, who,
it is hoped will select their own field flabor
and make themselves felt. 1t is all nonsense
to say that the State of Ohio cannot be car
ried toa Scott. If the Wing speakers of
this State will thoroughly second the wing
workers, the electoral vote is as sure as the
rising ofthe sun. So, then, wings Of Ohio,
rush on your column.
CHANG PIERCE, TOO, COLONEL" jeff.
Davis recently made a political speech before
the Granite Club of Memphis As the re-
port goes, he first pitched into Gen. Scott,
and then alluded to Mr.. Graham in this wise:
ale believed Mr.. Graham was gentleman of
unimpeachable honor. lie could say nothing
against him, except that he was found in We
ry bad company. Though Mr.. G. had held
several prominent stations, yet no &c. Of his
had ever attracted his observation 50 as to
make any marked impression, and he would
say of him as johnny Brown said ofhs dog,
when asked why he was going to hang him
that he had never done anything. Yes, said
John, that is the very reason am going to
hanghim. Here the orator is said to have made
one Of those emphatic pauscs Indicative that
Il proper response is desired from the audi.
cncc. The response was not delayed A tall
hunter from Tippah, instantly exclaimed
''lIang Pierce, too, Cooncl!' The pith and
pertinence of the reply convulsed the audience
and coatoundcd the speaker..-Jachson Miss
FIag of The Union.
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Notice.

4 IL persons having claims against the es-
~ tate of John shimblin. deed. will pre-
sent them before the Clerk Of the County
conrt for Polk county. on or before the 10th
day Of December 1882, legally authenticated,
for oyo rata distribution.
NJ Is. GRADY, Adm'r Estd'e. DE.
Sept. Il, lS5s-3t ses
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MARRIED-On Thursday the 18th ult., by
Rev. Snelson Roberts, Col ONsIow G. MARSH,
to Miss MARY &. SToCToN, daughter OF Hon.
VIM. Ii. Stocton, all Of Rhea county.
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State OF Tennessee, McMinn CO..


PETITION TO SELL LAND FOR DESTRUCTION
Jonas IIoyl, Caleb II. IIoyl, John W. IIoyl,
james G. Carlock and wife Elizabeth NJ,
Michael Z. Reynolds and wife Mary G.,
Peter IIoyl, Andrew +. IIoyl, James 5. Green
and wife Sarah.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
l. that the said defendants, Peter lIoyl, An
drew +. IIoyl, james :. Green and wife Sarah
Green, are all nonresdcnts, it is ordered by
the court that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, news
paperpuhlshcd in the town of Athens, McMinn
county, Tenn, requiring the said defendants
to appear at the next November term of this
Court, and plead, answer, or dcmur to said
petition, or the same will be taken for con
fessed, and set for hearing or porfc.
T. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
TIE petition states that David lloyl de-
parted this life in the county of McNinn,
about the year, 1898, seized and possessed OF
sundry tracts or parcels of land described in
said petition; that compliments and respond
ents are the hcirs-at-law and distributes ol
said David IIoyl, deed, and jointly entitled
to said land; that the same is not susceptible
of advantageous PARTITION, and prnys that the
same be sold, and the proceeds divided among
said heirs.
Sept. 10, ls52-lt Prs fee 81 POI
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L EU US HOTEL,
LOUDON, TENN.

THIS is first class HOTEL and is conven-
l. iently situated for passengers either by
Railroad or Steamboats,; is also the Sage
Office for the Stage Lines leading to Camp
bells Station, Knoxville, Joncsborough. and
Lynclburg, Va, and it will be the endcavor
Of the proprctors to give satisfaction to all
who may favor the establishment with their
company.
Sept. 10, lS52-tf POI
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

MRS Nancy Bradford having taken out
WI letters Of Administration on the estate
of her deceased hu- band, james I. Bradford,
from the County Court of McMinn, all persons
indebted to the estate are hereby notified to
make payment forthwith, and those having
claims must present them for payment within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. Her residence is two miles South of
Athens, but Milton =. .Jarnagin, Esq, is au-
thorizcd to act as Agent and Attorncyin-fact,
and settlements can be made with him.
NANCY BRADFORD,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of James +. Broyora dcd
Sept. 10, lS62-,f POI
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MAJ. HENRY IN EAST TENNESSEE.
We find the following list ofappointments
for Maj Henry, in the last Chattanooga Ga
Zettc:
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Gen. Haskell will make fair division Of
time with any Democratic orator who may
wish to discuss the issues Of the canvass with
him.
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ON BBLs. KINGS SALT, first rate bar
6JU rels, Just received and for sale by
Sent % s. K. REEDER co.
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HASKELES NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Gen. VIM. T. Haskell, one of the candi-
dates on the Wing Electoral Ticket for the
State at large, will address such fhis fellow
citizens as may attend at the following places
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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TICKET IN THE
FIELp.-The telegraph reports that the
Southern Convention ut Alabama have nom
mated George NJ. Troup, of Georgia, for
President, and John A. Qutman, of Missis.
sippi, for Vice President. 1t is by no means
impossible that this move shall throw the
State Of Alabama rs well as Georgia, into
the wing ranks, and take from Pierce the
vote of South Carolina. If the Secession
leaders, by whom the initiative is thus boldly
and decisivcly taken, are sustained pretty
generally by the rank and file of Secession
Democracy in those States, such a result is
molaIly certain. Even in Mississippi, if an
electoral ticket is formed for Troup and
Quitman there, it is probable, nay, almost
certain, that the conservatives of that State
will be able to poll Il plurality for Scott, and
thus give him her electoral vote.
Alas for Democracy! With their standard
in the extreme Northern stronghold OF Maine,
quivcring in the breeze, and the very iounda-
tons of their strength crumbliny beneath
them, in the South, what can be their portion
but inevitable ruin. Nashville Wing.
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JOHN ROBSON,

MADISON, MORGAN COUNTY, GA,
Is prepared with commodious Storage Room,
1 and will sell Corn, Gas, Bacon, Feathers,
and other Tennessee Produce usually sold in
Georgia, on Commission, making prompt re.
turns. All the above articles are &c lerally
in good demand in Madison,
Madison, Sept 10, lSj2-3m 207
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Dissolution of Copartnership,

T>lIE coparinerslip heretofore existing UNI
4 der the name and style of GEORGE W.
ROSS d CO.. is this day dissolved by expira'
ton Of time. All persons indebted directly,
by owing the firm will please call and settle
Immediately, and all those interested indirect
ly, by the firm owing them. will present their
claims soon, as we are determined to close up.
G. W. ROSS.
Aug. ., 1852: JAS. ROSS.
n. Is. We have large and well selected
stock of Frcsh Goods which Wa will sell at
cost and carriage, at wholesale
Aug. IL, lSjo-tf e.. W. Il. Il Co.
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~ Office.

TINE subscriber has on hand good supply
Il Of Upper and Sole Leather
Aug. 81, % f. VAUGHAN.