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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
Land for Sale.
Thomas Ii. Henderson. Administrator of Mat,
thew Knox, deceased,

Thomas Ii. Henderson. Administrator Of Mat
thew Knox, deceased,
Amey j. Knox, widow of Mathew Knox de-
ceased, and Margaret White and Samuel
White, Emalinc McCampbell, Isaac McCamp-
bell, adult heirs of Mathew Knox, deed,
and Elizabeth J. Knox, VIM. I. Knox, DC
tavia Knox, Alanza Knox, and Angelina
Knox, minor heirs Of Mathew Knox, deed,
by their Guardian al Hten, Milton p. JAR
nagin, and Lorinda Eliza Knox, infant heir
of Mathew Knox, decd by her Guardian
al Item, Amey J. Knox.
DURSUANT to a decree made in this cause
l. at the last term of the Circuit Court of
Bradley county, September term, 1852, l will
on Saturday, the 3Oth day Of October, 1852,
offer at public sale on the premises, on nine
months time, the following described Lands
in Bradley county, Tennessee, of which Mat
thew Knox, decd, died. seized and possessed,
subject however, to the widows dover there.
on, to wit: The South east quarter of section
six, township three, range one, West of the
basis line, except 81 Acres off said quarter,
which Jesse Atchley has deed for. Also. 60
Acres, more or less, it being part Of the South.
west quarter of section six, township three,
range one, West Of the basis line-cominenc ing
and running with a conditional line between
Samuel George and Jesse Atchley. Also, 53i
Acres Of Land in the Northeast quarter OF
section six, township three, and range one,
West of the basis line-cOntaning in all 2l9 Q,
Acres and all in the Ocoee District. The
terms Of the sale will be on nine months time,
except the sum of One Hundred and Seventy.
five Dollars which will be required to be paid
down, and the balance of the purchase money
must be secured by note and good security,
and lien will be retained on the Land for
the balance Of said purchase money.
JOHN H. PAYNE, Clerk.
Sept. II, lS52-6t Prs fee 80 2OS
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Rogers LiVerWOrt 4 Tar.

4 SAFE and certain cure for Consumption
~ of the Lungs, Splitting of Blood Coughs
Colds. Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, and all Pulmonary "'''c''ohs'
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES
which con he seen in full by calling on the
Agent and getting pamphlet: ~ .
Mn Ap,y HARRIS, Assistant surgeon I. >;
Navy Hospital. New York, says:-ir. hoSere
I;vsrwort and Tar cured case OF the most
distressing Asthma OF twenty-slN years stand
ing [Signed1 AVIAN r; ;nah'
s,vs.-I had the Consumption" attended WIN
~ most distressing cough, and discharged
..v.ro1 quarts Of blood from the Lungs, and
ali NV friends and physicians gave me up to
do vet n few bottles Of DR.. Rogers Liverwort
and Tar restored me to perfect health!
""N GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed this 2sth day OF
Nav.nher 1915. HENRI T.. SPENCER,
Manor Of Cincinnati.
Mrs. ChiI (rcsdcs on Sixth street. two
doors west of Smith, Cincinnati says nad
the pulmonary Consumption, attended WIN
most distressing cough, which reduced me TO
a mere skeleton. and although under the care
of an able physician, Prof. Harrison con
tinucd to grow worse, and gave up an h"P :,
Of recovery! At this crisis | was persuaded
10 trv DIR. Rogers. Livcrwort and Tar, which
.ntrcly healed nv lungs and restored me to
perfect health by the Use of few bottles
rS;',nnJI ANS Cuup.
DR.. william R;ehard, of Cincinnati, says.
Although it may seem unprofesslonai' | lee,
constrained to state that used Dr. ROGERS
Iiyerwort and Tar in the case OF Chhr'e'
Wad.. who wa, quite low with p"/m""ar"
Cousrspt;on, with the happiest effect, alter
the usual remedies had failed
''' rS;,,reu VIZ. RrcnArps, NJ. D..
The following i. written from f''izaoc,h,
town. Kv.:-Your Dr.. Rogers 'hvcr"ort anu
Tar g;p.s grcat satisf,ctio" in this place. pr.
Howard prescrbes it, and pronounces 1t o"e9'
the best medicines IN use.
+. II. HAYCRAFr, Druggist.
p., U,rv Ur,mnn, of Patriot, Gallia
county O.. writes:-Dr Rogers Liverwort
and Tar has been the means Of sndtch'ny my
uite from a premature grarr"
M Wr,imcih.r, ofDcnmark, Tenn, writes:
Dr ROGERS Liyerwort and Tar has met with
great success. A young man OF TINS place.
supposcd by every one t" he in the lda S''We
~ rou ,uun,;ou, was entirely cured by its
Ts.u ISi,,ncdl DAVID MEEEIwEArIlER
Druggist
p... Of Covutcrf.;ts anil Basc limitations!
nh. Genuine article is signed Andrew Rogers
on the engraved wrapper around eacn p".''e'
price 81 per bottle or six bottles for 10
Sold wholesale and retail by
'''' SCOVIL & MEAD,
11s Charities st., bet. Cont and St. Louis New
Orleans. sole AGENTS for the Southern states
60 whom all orders and application. Tor Ageh'
oiss must be addressed. Sold also ny
p. II. KEITH 4 Co., Athens.
CowAy d HAMMOND, Charleston.
NY ~, (upypltnu.
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Medical Notice.
JOHN nj. LILLARD, NJ. D.,

HAVING permanently located at Decatur
L Il Tenn, offers his services to the citizen.
of Megs and adjoining counties as a practi
toner of Medicine, and hopes by strict atten.
ton to his profession to merit public patronage.
lie at all times be found at his Office unless
professionally absent.
Decatur, May Il, ls52-t l9l
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Athens Foundry and Machine
Works.

TIE subscribers would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now i'll opera
ton and prepared to do
e. a. Sfi NE
OF every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want ANYTHING of the kind.
They are now casting and have for sale dit
fcrcnt sizes of the Globe, or Alright Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes OF
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day.
Persons wishing Mill or Machinery castings
can be accommodated upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every descriI ton:
They are also prepared to do all kinds OF
Brass casting.
P.S We have connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. H. -.
Athens, Tenn, June 4, lS52-tf 1913
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DECEIVED, Superior Brown Sugar Tor iami,
IL " use; Crushed Sugar; Pulverlsed sugar
Coffee; Tea; Sui phur; Alum; Copperas; Soda
Indigo; Maddcr; Pepper Spice; Salt; Molasses'
White Lead; Nails, and for sale. ,o,-r
July 3 1852 ". HoR.Nl"
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N EW S T 0 R E!
For PaV-DOWn Only

IUST received from New York an addition
81 al supply of rich and desirable Goods.
FOR TIE LADIES,
Most fashionable Silks; latest sty lie Bonnets
Cater and Kid Shoes; n great variety OF the
richest and most beautiful Musins and Prints
from 81 to 50 cents.
GENTLEMEN
Can be furnished with almost everything
from the most desirable Cloths to the most
beautiful Summer Goods.
Received, q heavy stock of Shoes and Boots
of almost every description. Mems from 81
to 81, 80; Ladies from soc to s2,25; Children
and Bows from 25c to 81. Also, Hats in abun-
dance of every hue, from 25c to IS.
Received, heavy stock of Queens~nre and
Cmierm embracing almost every article need
ed in this country Teas 35c to $3.50; and a
good Pocket.knife for Zoe; best Eastern Nails
at &c; Coffee; Tea Sugar Zoe; Indigo loo an
ounce, and the Madden into the bargain.
cannot mention everything in this notice
will hold strictly to the
CASH. OR PA Y-DOWN SYSTEM!
prefer "nmble penny to slow shilling"
Some Goods cannot sell cheaper than here.
tofore, because they are as low rs they can
possibly be put. But many others can,
and will sell cheaper than ever bought them
or saw them sold.
When YOU come to town to buy Goods,
please call at my Cheap Pay-dorn Store, on
the Public Square, West of the Court house in
Athens, and permit me to satisfy you that it is
your interest as well as mine to purchase my
Goods. Twill purchase for Goods any Produce
that can sell again. will give for good
Butter l2!c; Eggs &c; Feathers 3Oc.
Received, also, n few boxes mot ordered)
artificial F2omers, and as they are of no SER
vice to any living being, (the ladies will please
excuse mel just threw them away As
Snuff Cigars and Tobacco are of little or no
service in rcality-lades and gentlemen will
please also excuse me in this-they will not
find these delicious things in my store: and
last, but not least, Ball. Face or Red Eye is
positively forbidden to come under my roof.
A man who will ask me to put an article at
the lowest price, and then offer me a sum that
must fall quite below first cost, think would
steal if he had n good chance-I mean no per.
sonalties-but detest this .je~ing and swind
ling practice. Perhaps such an one imagines
that all merchants are swindlers and that he
is iustifable in swindling too. am reminded
| of a person who Travelled from store to store
| to make half cent, having passed twelve ol
| fifteen, fell into the hands Of a sharper who
windled him out of two and a half cents.
GEORGE HORNE.
P.S-5oOO lbs. good Feathers wanted, fol
| which | will give SOC per ID. G. ii.
Athens, June %, lS52-tf 1856
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Savannah and Augusta.
THE
Steamboat Company Of Georgia

TAVING thoroughly ovcrhauled will con-
Ill tinue to run the following Steamers as
above, viz:
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron,)
CHATH AN. (iron)
THOS. s. METCALFE,
TENN ESSEE,
Which, with tow-boats and lighters, afford
uncquaied facilities for the transportation Of
freight to the interior of Georgia, South Caro-.
lima, Tennessee and Alabama, in connection
with the Railroads.
The elegant steam-pncket D. T.. Adams will
connect with the steamships Florida and Ala
bama landing freight by them in days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight (now taken at reduced rates) will
be forwarded free of commission.
n5}- In order to prevent detention or miscar-
riage, bills of lading should be addressed to
GEO. Ii. JOHNSTON, President,
Savannah,
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN A. MOORE, agent,
Augusta, Ga.
Savannah. DIRECTORS. augusta
Geo II. Johnston, J. r. Bulky,
Andrew Low, r. S. Mctcalfc,
Edward Paddleford, James Hope,
W. e. b. Driscoll, J.. Hopkins,
Chas Green, L. Sherman,
JoscphS Fay, G. ii. Newton.
JOS Washburn,
July 9, lS52-ly l97
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Powder.

DIFLE and Blasting Powder just received
IL and for sale by G. W. ROSS d 20.
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Drugs.

yJ>IIE subscriber sti has on hand asupply OF
the articles in the Drug line likely TO he
called for in this market lie returns his
grateful acknowledgement for past favors,
and solicit.a continuance ofpuhlic patronage.
And he must further say that he stands IN
pressing need of every dollar owing to him,
and he takes this method ofinforming all who
owe him. that he wants the money on or be-
fore the lst day Of January, lS52.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens Dec. lS5l-f
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CALL ON STOCK.

4 CALL of Five Dollars on each share Of
IA unpaid Stock of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road Company, isrequired to be
paid on the Goth day Of August next. Also,
Fire Dollars on cnch share on the goth of Sep.
TENDER next. Also, Fire Dollars ON each
share on the Goth day of October next. Also,
Fire Dollars OH each share OH the 22d day of
November next. Payments to be made to tho
Treasurer of the Company at the Railroad
Office in Athens or to II. A. M. White, Esq,
Knoxville, Tenn.
TTIOS. II. CALLAWAY, PresL
Athens, July Q, lS52-td 1893
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Daniel Webster.

This great statesman is about going to his "long
hone" Our last despatch from Marshdelj, dated
ct ten o'clock last night, announced that he vas
rapidly sinking. and could not survive more than
one hour. This event will create a profound
Sensation Of sadness throughout the county, and
viii be deeply felt by all WOO appreciate talent add
veneIa'e genius OF the highest order.
The public life of Mr.. Webster is the history of
tbe United States for the last forty years No mln
In our times has made such an impression by his
lofty eIoqutI and splendid talents n statesman.
fAtse of bis country men who hive differed with
him Political questions, have admitted the snpe.
Iiorty sf his intellect and bis unsurpassed ability
a. an orator, and all have been proud of him as an
American.
DesceI ding to the grave at the advanced age Of
three and ten, Mr.. Webster leaves this world
when h,s mission fully accomplished for not
withdrawing his long cherished hopes to attain the
Presidency, and the anxiety Of bis admirers that he
should have been placed in that high station W. do
not believe that his elevation at the advanced ago
he had reached, and fo~ years longer of life would
have added to his fame. The productions of his
great M nd will outlive bim, and DO read with in
snue'iop and delight by future generations
Those who have not MIR Webster, may be
ss the age of forty eight written by his friend the
ls'e CO.. nel Kua p, sbou, twenty two years ago.
The person oi Mr. Webster is singular and com usnd-
ing b,s height Is above the ordinary size hut he cauuot
b. cal Hl he is broad across the chest aud soutly
ana firmly built bat there IL nothing Of clnm either
IN bis finn gait His bead is very large his forehead
high. with sood shaped temples He has large black
sal, looking eye that exhibits str myth and steadist
and which sonnet mes burns but seldom ,pukles.
His hair s black aud both thick and short with
out the mark ~ gray hair Ills eyeoro~s OF the
msme nd STR rly
the appearance Of serpness but the general
rpion Of his fare after II properly examined il rather
% ID ariiable than othsrwe His movements in the
house and in the street low and dgnded there is
peculiar sweetness in his voicets tones rather
bar than moiica still there l. great variety in them
apd 81 them catch the chain Il down to the
perfect attention lie bears traits Of great uena,
labor hut marks If age 10 fact his person IL
imposing in bis forty eighth year. than il
- os Ills manDers At the bar aud in the
Seiiberatye s't,mby peculiar. Hear bin anu you
wiH that bis e,aquence is founded on no model
Gent uod-rn-a Is his o~n-rxccleucie and defects
Hrs voice has exTaord nary compass HE emphasis
b-ongs bimsef alone 1t is founded on no rule,
can IL be reduced 10 any.
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Ton Hnrnr-rLe United States mail steamship Frank
lin. Captain Wotton lett a. yesterday for narre
via Southampton With 100 passengrs whose name al
Ne found under the approp ate head Her specie list
amounted to 1895 2S2
fos Moprlr VIA HAv4SA.--The steamship Black War
IOr. Cap ain shui.dt lft port yesterday for h,a,e,
via Havana with large number 81 passenger
FoR LrErrooL.-T The steamship city 81 gsoohc ster
which sailed nom Pbilsirphia for Lrerplo yesterday
took ont forty Eve pasepgers sni $50 CO 10 specis
LauScurp.-At Alma Nc. 18th Inst from toe yard q
Gen D.nnttt Weymouth = 6nc bark ., about 5Jp ton'
q superior model and finish, name, II any, not TO
Al pamsIicot,. 10Th inst by Mr. joseph ray .
fIlsndid three oecked hp q jc5 tons called The Lucy
1hompon owned BY The builder and ~ psr,e' "a sss
fors 10 be COMMANDED BY C-ptain Charles fendle.
ton. and intenoed for the New Aors aud Liverpool
trade
wslssr are bark OF g40 tom, Owned By Il & J W.
Jacob.
at Ipswich; 18th last = bsAut'ful copper t.sensi
sehetntr u lt0 tons burhen f.am ths yard o. Ir
Lewis choats She osD.d 10 Provtpoetoso a1d u Ia
tercte for The fieishtiDg sna l.hiag on iness
At Portsmouth, lst n-.. b. Metsrs tsrpsd 4 psttl.
er.w fine shp - iov tons o..d the ff.as r,srce,
twp.d BY heas bsniel Marcy Wa.hlngtoa wallan J,
Peter Marcy Of New Ofrans 70 b. comnan1ci BY Gaps
Daniel Marcy
AT B.th recently, by Mr,rs Lsmou, sna Co. a.tio a
COG fous called he rtruds owr-d ~ to- bdfTs AMI
BY Cspisa stbn q siisby who vin command her
~ Damariscot,a Ism inst o. i.sr- " I'D x
Of the beet M stefss s0o heavily fst.n.d ana trosso
not Jet named Also. ihe 10Th b. Nr Joseph psy.
large and ossutfui hip Dot yer d.scribad
A. UarDtv tn recently BY Ne Orcut sarryman : b-c
81 200 tons Jed the fhoms- Conntr a. b. cnnmsaif
by Captain OTcutt stoye- aud be- engaged In ht
Iuoia 'Isds
At FraIklin Ne 18th Inst 9 1ue brig q a tons
built ny Master WIN. HuDrt vel o. porisad sh- -
copper fastened % superior model ana sorsmasshn ADD
in every rerpsct Q Lnt Glaze vsssel she N o~p~d ~
Messre. scsmuon and % g9d l. 70 ne oonman e3 w
Captain Idwara Pettinpin
N,fers. Niism & g. o'gc SsroDcr n yard Is more
The sirocco has three d.cls " lss tsst lcng rs 1T
M.s1ih Of tssm ~ tet depth - hid and capacity
2Ot tors She II Owned by Msssrs passon A llanossE
OF Philadelphia and y intended for liverpool packet
uIo.r the command Of Cap. = SANFORD
The new brig launched ~ FIenkiin ~ 18Th int by
Mofsra. a. ecammon Co IL called the Lnhn Bog
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TIE Arrr nESr7Rs sSs rus PRESIDENTIAL r. SC
TroN The anti-rtn,ers haze spit this year. they
did last, and viii not a., 10 clncsrt Each ses.ion
will support its ticket aod overwh y min
majority Of the party democrats the result Will
he decided gain fir Picrce Two years ago. by
Of those ar; al lodges for ~hica wrc-pulers Of
parties cf,bra,ed the anti renters were induced
to 90 for Governor Hunt, 10 thu belief that be was
favorable TO their vie Es, and Il oring 70 the r
vote that he elected. for his majority wGs NY
two hundred and forty b. after gcttiog their vote.
be disavowed his connection vi b tho aai repaid
ated their principles A. tni. they were highly ID
6ignant, and they would not, OF course consent to
give him their vote ihi, fall There can DC Ito
loub. that tho counties o. Greene, Ulster, Colum-
bin, schobarie, De aware, Otsego, Herkimer and
Oneida, from rhi,h the AMI renters come, ani
which are democratic counties, viii vote the de no
cratic ticket Albany ana Rensselaer, also sutircnt
counties, may possibly vote the wbig ticket, but
that ID very doubtful Ia all these splits aud
divisions, and secesJoas. ant lens, the whigs are
losing ground in this Stete, and in every other
State where they occur Hos Scott can bs ele,ted
under such circumstonces, wholly at loss 70
derstand.
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ADDITIONAL FROM 1sSco BY the British
steamer arrived a. Havana on m III inst have da.es
hom Vera Cruz 70 The 9Th apt the city of Mexico
totbe LIST int A. tiles fali can only pre-.
such items q interest ani In the Few pagers
ceised ard IN lhe Mexican cor pondencc Of the Hava
ou The 2sd Of September h coumittee Of Congress
pr serted % The govtTnn' n that that
body should be convened 10 t,k consideration the
Tehu ntepec question be ~ the Indians,
ana the means q i.ins Ie"ree' tor the government.
The eoytrrnent no f.ruc the questions to ba
pr,,ent.d and / sued the f. i,stsz a.cr.s
The cbambers are cnD"t-i Z" meet on the 10th of
October take into eousorrs the re es-
Enlistment o. public order ntur bed by revolution
kts y
I'm the 3eth Of September ~. Minister Of Justice is.
eu decree aEnnt the lbsf'y - he PRESS. Tho fol-
lowing arc IT. most important 20 itops:
" bue there exits mel tpic- any part Of the
republic. witch does not obey b. orters Of the govern
Dep, and attempt. an existing order Of
thing attaching the patop-i lo,t'tu'ions shall
writ. for the press anything 'h na drs,tly or indirect
ly favor the prceusicns Of the -uresn's No one sha
b. allowed TO write araipsr h. bortties fnuctioHa
ries In way that shall dgraoc them In public opln-
ion: Iether will cslpmnious dfsmstory assertions,
under the fi,iou pset-nc. ths publicly said it
IL well known be alo~ed hn' reasonable discussion Of
the scts of ,be ovs 81 h rhs not provoke the
fengt nor offend the Poison the otnceIs not pro-
hibi,sdn
Offences a~e 10 be punished ain imprisonment or fine
Of the writer, printer H. VII present the writer;
and the supreme power 't..f authority act
runmarily In the prems-. h., vita civil or military
fore,s IRE piess Is con elu"nA completely nnzzlel
as In France --Neu ORLEANS, Ptccapiae Oct. II.
CONVICTED or AN ArrrMrr TO MURDgE Henry,
a slave was convicted At ChsIh -town Va Tuesday,
Of attempting TO hll Mr. Hatnsos Anderson. The Free
Press says = A majority OF III 'nurt thought that he
ought to surr the extreme prusy Of the law but a.
this required unanimous ot he sentenced
TO receive live hundred IA h. thaa thirty nina
at any one time The physi l. q, h. al was Instructed
to see that they should not y adm ered frequent.
ana ory when In biz epinno n could baar them.
This may seem 10 BE- a bar sn' ,"humsn punishment;
but when take into ,pn bat 1t IL In accord
With the Inv Of the lind III. further fact that
the characterization among -" a's- tho ate has DO.
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TnE TEMPERANCE NoMISArIoss GOING BfG.
GNG The holy Alliance If Temperance has been
sending its nominations a begging in every difcc-
lion but robody win accept them. Tho Of Mr.
Il. Morris Al Others have already appeared 10 ne
HERALD; and on saturday We published the letter OF
Mr. Morgan Morsans, the Wig candi date for Mayor,
also rejecting the offer Of tho fanatics One legal
gentlen an TO whom they addressed their circular.
asking for his opinion of the cons,itutiona,ity Of
tho Maine Ijqnor law, replied that he would gse
them his opinion IL thy enclosed him fee. They
are, therefore. in dep distress. and deserve N
niseraiion. As there seems to be . difficulty in
getting white man 10 accept their gifs, or a. ill
bimsslfof their profiertd Kindness, what is 10 be
dopel We peomu end the committee 10 send enc
OF their circulars 20 Frederick Douglass, Offering
him the bot Nomination in their control, en- tho
condition Of giving his supper, 10 tho good Of
teetoiaiism by c,myrlsion A. Tor George Down.
ing, the resptCtsbe oyster merchant, ~e arc con.
fdspt be would indignantly repudiste al connection
with tho Alliance IL Is BY lar 100 holy for hm-
bis principles arc tnsirs'y different lie is too
decent and sensible a 10 endorse the rawlings
Of ianaticism Nominate Fred Dougiass--he ia
the man.
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What any bi.hors vete would b any qusstisu until
~ ncero IN - 0ouV f"a oeoanlushoD t1ws IT,
ehsrxs vsre .si.mfsca wit ar ths slish,esk con-
Liberation Of their msrts cps inly 10 csusure
uvcn him. The rosition- o. ttosess Of Nev Ter.
In the present ca.s csimbs sl~sya that tho thoc
PrcfentiDg bishops from thu a.scrted that ac-
ion IRAN 1ks ptsce nf 10 ~ 'sn conv1ntiousn arc,
That -prs rious N the ns,.x present usut nov
hcfoIs the tcurs, ID. 9ons~u New jersey had in
,es'l9sfed mot 81 the marr -ontsined therein and
kAf drtsrnlrsd that thc.. greuud for present
mspt - ard .. That tho a. Il New Jersey stands
pledged 70 nve-iesf. s1.st Its Bishop that
may b. psessn'ed from 't-p sb,e source :, and
that fpeeisl convention h. hf-n called shortly to
met In frrsree 70 the ooutntnoa Ia tha
pre-. nnsnt nov before Til ''cur:" rhcse POSITIONS
tic Court have si med sun have d-red ACCORDINGLY.
To allee that tie chIg.s have rot BEEN rorntsd, -
have not been tiled 4 10 Aha decision Of the
Court which sssmnly IN. Investigation In
the diocess of Ssw Jsrsey sufficient. Taas they
have po' bes "Ictrac'sd fst ns,ther sth thu Court
with tho untersigped q. W. D0ANE.
Erv.RE. October -, lisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

Btfore The Recorder aud Aid. Bafr anl Ward
OcrosfR ~ --.ddio"rrneat Ccr ne Tern--rbe court
met pur uBnt to sojor, nment, when several pssYper.
sgainst whom no indictments ha1 been foasd vcre
ascheiaed NJ were tome committed for minor offence.
10 default Of hail
No other business being before the Court thsy ID
journsd till the first Monday In November next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

On the 21st inst Nathaniel Russell ESQ an active
and much respected merchant manufacturer and ship
Of P, month died vt his feiepcc 10 that town AZ
be advanced rye Of g.