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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02
c.. HUMMEL'S
ESSENCE OF COFFEE

ONE Package Of this Essence will go as
" far az four pounds Of Store Coffee, and
Coffee made by this Essence will preserve
perfectly the real taste Of the best Store
Coffee, but will have more delicate and
finer flavor, finer color, and will cerians
" be much wholesomer for every person
than pure Store Coffee; will also be clear
without requiring 10 clarity il.
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale
and Retail. by HUMMEL. BOILER s. CO.,
No. 2iS CalIowhil ST., above 9th, Phila'
6elphia.
For sale ia Athens, by
G. w. ROSS & CO.
July rs. ls5l-tf l4s
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LIN 4 BRiNTLEY.

Warehouse and Commission .HGyCkGRts,
ATLANTA, Ga,
WILL attend to the purchase or sale of
w Cotton and Provisions Of all kinds, for
customary commissions, and liberal advances
always made on any articles in store.
osEPH Il. BRANTLEY, REEs II. LIN.
March II, lS5l-ly 1919
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Boots and Shoes,

A LARGE and well selected stock Just re.
N ceived, and will be sold cheap for Cssh
or Produce, by G. w. ROSS g. co,
Oct. 3, ls5I--tf 1853
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OAK GROVE HOUSE,

VEST END or ATHENS, TENN
vENHE undersigned having purchased the
- residence formerly occupied by the Hon.
Spencer Jarnagin, and reftted it with much
labor and expense, both in reference TO the
House and in procuring bountIrui supply of
pure Water, is pleased 10 announce TO his
friends and the public generally, that he will
spare no pains IN rendering his table inviting
and his house pleasant and agreeable to such
ms choose TO favor him with their patronage.
JAS. w. MCSPADDEN.
Sept. 10, lS5l-tf l56
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l. A w NO TIC e.
VAN DYKE & CAMPBELL

vE NIXON VAN DYKE and THos. J.
u CAMPBELL, JR., having entered into
partnership in the practice oi the law, one OF
both ofthem may at all times be found at
their office, in Athens, next dnorto the store
Of John MoGaugby, unlesS absent attending
the Courts.
Athens,Jan, 10, ls4o-u u
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$50 Reward!

WILL give the above reward Of Fifty
. Dollars for the apprehension and deive-
ry to mo AT Athens, Tennessee, Negro
boy named ELIAS. Said boy is of mu-
lauo color. aged about twenty years, i've
feet FIVE inches high Said Negro is said
TO be smart and sensible. Or will give
the sum Of Twenty-Five Dollars If caught
and secured in any Jail in the United States.
30 that can get him. He was raised al or
near Tellico Plains, in Monroe county.
Tennessee, and is supposed to be in tba,
Part Of the country.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Eseevioy
of PhilSndsr Wright. deceased
Athens, Ten, Sept Is, l65l-n 1866
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YHNHE subscribers would call The atten-
Il ton of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee, 10 their
extensive assortment Of
Fancy Goods,
Comprising large collection Of Combs,
Buuons, Pins, Needles, Pocket Books, Port
Monies, Suspenders, Cotton and Silk
Purses, Ladies' Belts, Black and Colored
Sewing Silk, Spool Thread of all colors
and al all prices, Flax Thread, Braids and
Tapes, together with Hair. Shoe and Cloth
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Eyes,
Beads, Necklaces, Fancy Soaps. Perfume
ry ard Hair Oils OF every style and quality.
Together with
Rooks and Stationery,
Such rs School Books, Blank Books, Let
ter and Cap Paper, Paste Boards. Steel
Pens. Quills, Gold and Silver Pencils
Also, large stock OF
Wrapping Paper
manufactured at our own Factory in South
Carolina. Our stock is now so extensive
that il would he impossible 10 give a lis, Of
one half the articles kept by the subscribers.
But we can only say TO merchants from the
above States, 10 give US a call as we are
determined TO offer goods al lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be got
in New York. A Il orders by mail or 9th
erwise, will be promptly attended TO, and
the utmost care taken TO send such articles
as are desired and al the same prices as if
purchased personally.
DURHAM s. BLAKELY.
Augusta, Go, Feb, ID, lSjI-f I25
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New Fall & Winter Goods
GEO, w. ROSS & O.,

WHIT W INV'JNJ - wv
EE AVE Just received the largest Stock for
the Fall Trade they have ever offered in
the place and will thank their customers and
the public generally TO give them Il call, as
suf,ng them that the prices shall suit the
scarcity of money, as the Goods were bought
unnsuaIy low, and will be sold the same way
for Cash or Produce, down. AS to articles
and prices they can't give any description,
hut they have nearly every thing usually
brought to this market, and will sell little
lower than ever.
Oct. 3, lS5l--tf 15S
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Groceries,

MOLASSES, Coffee, Sugar, Nails and
I'VE all articles belonging TO thar branch Of
business, BY the Wholesale or Retail.
am selling low for cash OF produce.
JAS B BAN,
Opposite Barrett's Hotel
Auq s. lS5l-6m. $50
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New GO0ds----NeW Goods |!

rHNHE subscribers would call the atien.
IL ton of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee, 10 their
extensive assortment Of
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Chancery Court at Athens,

OFFICE OF G. & NJ, Nov. RULES, 1851.
John L. Newman, Jane, Sarah, and Re-
becca Newman,
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LATER PROM EuRopri

~s HTH ~.
The steamer Asia arrived this mnrpiu,
about noon. with Liserpoai and I.nndoe
dates Of April 10Th. She brings rs mas.
srngers and ESQ. moo on fright.
England. = Both Houses OF Paria.
menl will re-assesnble ON The 9th mai.
The Premier. il Is said. inlrnsls 10 dissolve
The House IN The 2nd week in July, bu,
others Ga The time Of DISSOLUTION at an
earlier peri~i In MAY.
The Manchester commercial Assoria.
lion have complained 10 G.v~rnmen, ,hal
The trade with siam has been ruined by
Inc operations Of The American isrifr, and
have called ON Government IN negotiate
= more favorable treaty with that king.
DOM 81 STokI A-~~rfoe
The dra;h Of Prince Schwarizs ubmg
has excited considerable interest.
Franca-Ieiiers from Pans state Ina,
the 5ih Of May, the anniversary Of Nspo.
Icons death. has been fixed upon a. The
time Cor The President next coup Dr. sfaf.
wo'kmrn arc busy cleaning and level.
ling Plare.de- Canusal, f.r the review Of
all ,he military upon that day. ft1
The PARIS correspondent Of The Inde.
pendent beige SAYS that patents al nohili.
~ had been issued within Tho Few day,
past. and that son of Senaiur I.eTaul
had been created Count OF Moun.-t;er.
main. Contractors are purchasing hors-
rs extensively for The French army in
Holland. Belgium. and Prussia. Agents
are also employed in making register
Of prisons WIN had served ia ihe impe.
rial armies.
'rwo hundred and foriy more Of lhs
adventures in the I.ingos Lottery wers
about embarking a, Mar.cilIes Coz cali.
, luriiia.
Government had grained SO. 600 francs
to erect monument 10 Mar.hal Ney.
t;encrals l.amoriciere and Changarnier
arc understood TO have had meeting Al,
AK la chaprlle with The Dnc d'Aumale,
son ol l.ouis Philippe. This rlrcum.
stance had given great umbrsse W the
President. - 1s So
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Three Days Later from California.
New York, April 10.

New York. April 10.
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived
at 9 o'clock this evening from San Juan
with 2a6 passengers and $500, 900 in
gold.
The steamers Winfield Scott. Cali
iornla. Tennessee. New Orleans, and
Constitution with numerous sailing
vessels were at Panama. all bound for
san ffanisco. Prices Of passage to
oall francisco were very low. and pas.
sengefs scarce. tn
The adriccs from California were to
march u. There were symptoms at San
rralclsco OF serioaxAifiicultics reya, d.
'hS sonora, "A French expedition,
which lett for Sonora short time aso
Tor the professed purpose of making
new goid discoveries, was really bent
on revolutionizing that country and
establishing an independent govern
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WILLARD FILbMoRE. We did no,
meet with a single member Of the late
Virginia Convention, SAYS the Rich
mond Republican, who did not warmly
express his preference Of Willard Fill,
more Tor the Presidency. What was
said by the Convention in the resola-
tons which it adopted. was said by in
dlvlduals in their private intercourse.
Men From the mountains, the valleys
and the lowlauds speak the same voice.
Ia Voice Of admiration, gratitude. and
OF hope that Mr.. Fillmore may be our
next President. We have never seen
the Wings Of Virginia or Of any part
oil the United States as unanimously
and cordially united upon anv man
as are the Virginia Wings for Willard
Fillmore.
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Burning Of Hong Kong in China. :

Burning Of Hong Kong In China.
The San Francisco Herald OF the 5th Of
March thus announces the destruction
OF Hong Kong in China. by fire: Near.
~ all the city is consumed. Hundreds
OF lives have been lost. Every news
paper Office has been DESTROYED. The
hire occurred on the Goth of December,
aud commenced in the China Bazaar.
II spread with fearful rapidity among
the bamboo.houses Of the Chinese, and
soon communicated to the finest part
Of the city, becoming perfectly resist
less. The loss Of life among the Chi.
nese was dreadful. The number that
persisted has not been ascertained.
Tine soloncl Of an English regiment lost
hls life in the attempt to blow ups
building and arrest the flames. Also
2 lieutenant belonging to IL. b. nj. ship
Hastings was killed bv the. falling TIM
bers OF a house which had been blown
up. A sergeant of ssppers and miners
met similar fate. The public mar
ket was destroyed. All the printing
oiilccs we're destroyed. with the finest
:, edilices and public buildings in Hong
Kong"
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II will he remembered that there IL n
9onhi vet, under The Census. whether
California will have one or Two members.
or Snuih Carolina seven or eight. The
largest frariion takes The grea,psi number |:
but congress, il is said. will imcrrase tie
number "nr. aud give 29G numbers in
slrsd Of 295.
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writer IN the lsichnuml Wliie says
ih-i Virginia has nav in prog,ess al con-
sif''e.'"n $40 miles Of Rnlrnad. requiring
so,ouo Inns Of tails 10 lay il. Arlhe pre-
sent pr'rc oI English iron. say $40 per
,on,l'eserails viii rosl "a, 200. 900. wilci,
mns' br paid by Virginia 10 the Enyllsl
manufacturers. If
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The Wilmington Herald states that
..''r or i've miles Of The Wilmington aud
Manchester Road mex, Ia ,I,a, town have
been c"in,'leiel. and | cou,,,ive ma. jul
been !. received f'on ph.Ia IeIphia to ias
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New Yofk. April 10.
Later from Buenos Ayres. An arri.

1aech fIoui Ouou0s AJIeSs--Ah ART.
val this afternoon brings Buenos Az.
res dates to March 10th. NJ. Vincent
Lopez had been appointed Provisional
Governor. and the appointment was es.
tremely popular. The American Con.
sui made the 6rst resoIutc resistance a.
gainst the pillages in the city, after the
defeat Of Rosas. With q force Of six
marines, he shot down two, and put to
flight 30 Of the pIundercrs. His exam.
pie was soon followed BY others.
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THE pREsTDgNTIAL QUESTION.

On The PRESIDENTIAL question, the Mash.
willie l,anaef.' an able Wing paper ol q
glorious Wing Stale, with The Flag Of
F!llno e and Jones" flying a, its mast
head, saws; ~
Il is almost Certain ,ha, Mr.. Fillmore
will receive the votes oI Maryland. vngin
ia, North Carolina, south Carolina. Gror.
ga, Alabama, Florida. Mississippi. l.oai.
s,ana, Arkansas. Missouri, Tennessee,
krnlwky, Texas. and l'ailfornia,--6I-
ten States, making l2l vnlcs ~ all, aud
leaving only 30 mare to secure his NOM
iEalion. As Mr.. Wrbsi,r wall hive some
yoe,. il is possible that neither Of The ca, :
dllalcs will have majurily Of The wl,o.e
IN The trsl balloi, and should The Iiien o
u MIR. Webster and Nr. Flllmurc have a
deelde,i m.J 'rliv they may uni uprn
one 81 those gentlemen aud SEIZURE his no-
animation" Lei the S,uiI,era friends az
,Mr. Fillmore be warned by s,rcI, ,lerlara.
i'"ns as these. 10 SECURE his no,nina-
lion the wings in every southern Stale
must be represented in The Naionil Cen.
veniion. In 1899. rnnfliug in the
strength u Mr.. Clay. several Of The son,l.>
ern SIa es neglected 10 ,. nj ,IrIrpa,rs 10
the Harrisburg Convention. and ihrirIay /.
rite was defeated. they sl,olAI no. su :
Ter The same disappointment 10 h-pp.n
again.
Much has been said Nv the Democratic
prcsrrs, south. 10 impress the Wing.
with The belief thai Gen. Scut IS ce,,a,,
Of The nanina,iau. TINS is a slralasem
intended TO weaken their cona,Irnre n
the Com eniion and dampcn Their zeal
~ taking seps 10 he represented in n.
lac, no whig be deceived By dis rue .r
the oppo.itipn. We are assured tia, lead.
Ing friends Of Gen. Scol,, n, WASHING am
--mcn VIII, have done murl, 10 p,o,,,n.e
hls prospecis-despair Of his nonina,iou.
They see his Oh rces declining in spi,e
of the most active rxerlions 10 saw. INN
" the wings of The southern STATES il,
their duty. they can make Mi. Fillmore,
nomination certain. 'i
Can he carry New York is a ques.
ton thus put and answered by thraDe.
t t Advertiser the leading paper Of
Michigan:
. In discussing the availability of
different Presidential Candidates. the
question constantly recurs, can he car
ry New York? 1t is a very tr.te 70.
sort Of the opponent Of candidate to
oserwhelm with the assertion that h.
cannot carry New York. John Went.
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Tea. Roberts 81 the Boston i.lrs s-'
sake their existence that Gen. las
cannot ezrry New York. Horace
GreeIv. q the Tribune. II. .Raymeno'
n The Times, Seth G. Havley. q me
BufssI. Express. arc equally conhdsat
that Mr.. Fillmore cannot come si'h'n
Gun shot u the State Of New ferk J
6ut Wentworth. Forney and Roberts
are not the Locofoco party. any more
than Greedy, Ramona and ha~ief arc
the whig party. and should the resPee.
tive national conventions see nj 70 ais'
reea d the whole Of them. and nominate
both Cass and FILLMORE. where on earn
would the vote of New York bef
This illustration shows the entire fsfui.
" Of such and kindred predictions, and
should be taken to mean nothing more
than this, that the prediction VIII DC
fulfilled IL it is within the power o.
those making il to control the result
But there is no such overwhelming IT,
fIuence over political results, lodged IN
the hands Of any three or Of any three
hundred men in either party"
WEBSTER MEETING IN NEW YORK.
New Yosk, April 10.
A gathering Of the young Wings 81 ilis
ri,y took place this evening. al National
hall, al which Morgan Morgans, ESQ.,
presided. assisted By number ol Wee
Presidents. !,
(, A series Of resolutions sere adopted
announcing tie name Of Daniel Webster
as tIieir FIRST choice iur lhr Presidency 81
The Uniied States. and declaring the mos
impliril confidence in his lransrendrn
abilities. self-sacriiring patriotism, AMI
un,iring desniinn 10 his rouniry. aaf
n An address was also read. making AZ
appeal TO the young men throughout ih'
country TO Join 10 securing the election o
Danirl Webster. lisays -" Rouse then
young America. 10 the momenious, ih'
grateful task. From the banks of his ma
live Merlimark To the gull Of Mexiro-
from ihls. our imperial City. 10 the g"ld'I
gale of Observation-Disclosures the bles'
ings Of The Union are irll-whcrever iru'
American hearts have been thrilled Will
The nnblrsi strains Of pa'riolic eloquene'
wherever public spirit is honored AM
faithful .ersireis hrl.lin respsei--wherev
er Constitutional liberty has a deso'e'
son--ihe,e LEI there he also AN arden
friend Of our candidate"
Th- following isa we'll prepared Ia
BILE Of the ELECTORAL vote for Pfesiden
under lie New Ratio. Il may be eoI
81 l,red seilled now, by The action u u,
United States Senate. thai the votes Il
I The Electoral Colleges for the next Piesi
dent will be counted as fdlows:
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Z 0OU U Gl G A l 80l3l

TESTIMONY OF GEN. CAss.--At demcrat- lc Mass meeting in Baltimore on the evening of the 31st ult., Gen. Cass, who was called on for speech, thus spoke of Gen. Scott- What will the vile slanderers of the glorious Old Hero say to this just tribute to his worth and fame, from the great gun of the Democ- racy! Gen. Cass said eff any one expected him to abuse Scott OR THE WHIG PARTY, they were much mistaken. GEN. SCOTT WAS A GALLANT SOLDIER, WHOSE NAME WAS INSCRIBED ON THE BRIGHTEST PAGES OF AMERICAN HISTORY"
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

ton speech, then uncontradicted for sia monthS, and which has since been so con- cluSively substantiated under oath, that our opponents have ceased attempting to bring forward any rebutting evidence, at all worthy the name They were the last persons in the world likely to be fooled they knew their man''-at least Colonel Haynes says so. and all concurrent circum- stances and developments go to prove the fact
 Besides, the Democratic National Plat form is very questionable and unsafe con- cern. The Evening Post,' the great Pierce organ of New York, speaks as follows in regard to that portion of it which adopts the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions ot '9S-'99:
 "The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions according to them, and our readers will re- member that several days since we took the same view of the matter-lay down the maxims of construction which, if applied to the Constitution, make the Fugitive Slave Law a palpabie violation of that in- strument. By solemnly adoptiong the Ken lucky resolutions, say those commentators, the Convention gave up the Slave law"
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Farm for Sale,

FUVHE subscriber wishes to sell Farm, or M tract of land, containing 280 acres, ten of which is well cleared, and from 25 to 30 deadened and would do to be cleared mp for crop in the spring. There is small log cabin and stable on the premises. Said land is situ- ate in Phillips county, about 30 miles west of Helena, on Big Creek, and one mile from Dor riss's Landing; to which point small steamboats may come, when Big Creek shall have been cleaned out; and at which point there will per haps be village in few years. Said land is fertile upland, all of which may be cultivated with butlittle ditching, and some oft is slightly rolling. The neighborhood in the vicinity is sufficiently populous to afford scholars for a good school during the year. l will sell 50 or 100 acres, CT the whole tract to suit purchasers. An indisputable title will be given. For fur ther particulars, examine the premises and en- qure of the subscriber living Beaver Bay ou 9 miles s. W. of Helena, or of the editor of this paper, in Helena.
 AUGUSTUS AIRES. November Is, 1851
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
NOTICE FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF
 TAX TITLES.
YO 0U gE.a0ass at .Kg0y Concern.

mA NOW ye that, whereas, George w. -ks SA BeazIey having purchased at sher- lft's sale in the county of PoinSett, Tn the State Of Arkansas, on the first Monday in November, A. D. 1850, the following tract ot land, to wit: The Southeast quarter ot section seven, in Township eight North of Range four East of the fifth principal merl- dian; containing one hundred and sixty acres of land, lying and being in the county and State aforesaid, for the taxes, penalty and costs due thereon for the year 1850, amounting to four and 27-OO dollars, said tract of land was regularly listed and assessed for taxation. for the year 1850, in name of Josiah Fuzer by James Davidson, sheriff ot said county and ex-otficlo assessor and collector the taxes in and for the same, and sold by said sheriff for non payment of the taxes, costs, and penalties due thereon; and the said Beazey now holds said land by virtue Of deed of conveyance executed to him by said sheriff, founded upon the sale aforesaid. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons who can set up any right, title or claim, to said land thus purchased in consequence of any informali- ty, irreguarity or illegality, connected with said sale to appear at the term ot our Cir cult Court 10 be holden on the first Monday after ,he fourth Monday in March, A. D. 1853 at the Courthouse in and for said county of Poinsett and show cause, if any they have, why said sale should not be con- firmed
 GEORGE w. BEAZLEY.
 Sept II. 1852
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 shD zyA HLEEs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

FMYHAT the undersigned, as CommiS-
 A soner appointed for the purpose, by a Decree in Chancery at the Al pril term of the circuit court ofSt. Francis county, 1852, a certain cause wherein Henry l.. Biscoe, Sanford c. Faulkner, John Drennen, James II. Walker and Luther Chase, as Residuary Trustees of the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkansas, were complainantS, and James Johnson, Morgan Johnson, and Ma tilda Johnson, as heirs at law of Smith Johnson, deceased, Robert R. Miller, and Caroline, his wife, Lee Vincent James, and -, his wife, Robert Carothers, Rance c. Allen, and Lucinda, his wife, Joseph Sea burn, and Lucretia, his wife, heirs at law of John Carothers, deceased, and William Carothers, as administrator of all and sin guIar the goods and chattels of John Ca rothers, deceased, were defendants, will, on the first day of the next October term of the Circuit Court of St. Francis county, the same being the
 1lth day ot October, A. D. 1852, and between the hours of 3 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the door of the Courthouse in and of said county, sell, at PUBLIC VEN DUE, to the last and highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following described lands, lying and being situate in the county of St. Francis and State of Arkansas, viz:
 The north half of the northwest quar- ter of section number thirteen;
 The east half of the northeast quarter of section number fourteen, And the north half of the northwest l,or Il.
 All in township three north and of range three east.
 To pay and satisfy the following sums, adiudged to be from said defendants to said complainants, to wit:
 $lO2,37, due October 25th, A. D. 1841;
 $94,S1, due October 25th, A. D. 1842;
 $91 ,03, due October 25th, A. D. 1S43;
 $S6,55, due October 25th, A. D. lS44;
 $83 AT, due October 25th, A. D. l845; $79,69, due October 25th, A. D. l846; $75,91, due October 25th, A. D. lS47; $72,13, due October 25th, A. D. 1948; $68,34, due October 25th, A. D. l649, $63 ,56, due October 25th, A. D. 1850; And $6O.79, due October 25th, A. D. 1851, together with interest on said seve- ral sums from the times they each respect lively fell due at the rate of ten per centum per annum, unes the said several sums and the interest thereon be paid by the said de- fendants, or some of them, on or before the said day of sale.
 Said lands will be sold subject to fur iher lien of $l6S,9l, due and renewable October 25th, A. D. 1851. i ROGAL F. SUTTON, 1 COMMISSIONER.
 August g, 1852.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Ladies and Gentlemen,

FIT you desire to take passage on steam A boat, you can be accommodated with Bo I'd and Lodging on board the WHARF-BOAT, as we have fitted up one of the Boats for that purpose. We have been compelled to move the Boats about mile below, on account of a sand-bar forming ill front of town,-so it will be absolutely necessary for you to be aboard in order to secure a passage. And i'll addition to the above, we have provided ourselves with a Buggy aud Horse to convey you to and from town. $. P. CRAIG & CO.,,
 Wharf Masters. Helena, August 2a, 1852.