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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-18
JAMES JONES, Adms. II.
! Probate Court, Pike
: County o. Peti-
ton to sell land. I
NlE WIDOW AND nEIns

= ss .y.s wD9w ss,, AND o.s ssn' @ Ssy s.l ai @i
On the llih day Of March, 1853, between
lilo hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M. and O'Clock
P. VI. Of said day, al ,he door Of the Court
House, in the Town Of Piketon, in Pike coun-
ty, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as the property of Enos
West, dece ascd, to wit: Situate in Union town.
shin, Scioo county, being the whole Of entry
or survey No. 1887, in Virginia Military
district original quantity DO acres, (but actu-
ally containing abou. 200 acres,) original pro-
prieior, Jonathan Gray, beginning at a red
ok and two chestnut oaks, westerly corner to
John II. Smiths survey No. 1859; thence
vita tho lines thereof, south nineteen degrees
east sixty. four poles 10 chestnut oak and
two dogwoods; thence south sixty two de-
grees east thirty three poles to two red oaks,
thence south twenty-five degrees east twenty
five poles TO while oak and black ouk COR
ner 10 said survey; thence south filiy four de
grees east fourteen poles 10 three white oaks
in the line Of said survey thence sc nth TWEEN
| " Que degrees west fifty two poles 10 a white
oak and pine corner 10 survey number twelve
thousand eight hundred and eighty fyt; thence
with the lines south seventy eight degrees
west sixty poles 10 a white aud black oak -
ibence noith eleven degrees west one, hupdred
aud Ten poles to apme, thence north fifty nine
degrees west eighty poles-to white oak and
two red oaks, norlherly corner to said survey
number twelve thousa nd eight hundred aud
eighty Eve; thence north seventy eight de-
grees forty nine Sec east ninety five poles TO the
beginning, containing forty acres more or less,
Iunincumbered by the widows dover, Ap-
lpraised 1T one hundred dollars. 2 erms ofsale /,
one half cash in hand. residue in nine ,nonths,
with iutere with good personal security
XIV JAMES JON ES, Adms. Of
Feb 4, lS53-4w Enos West, dec.
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PoRrsMourn. Feb. 18th. 1859

tVu1SHlUUIHj TVU' IVIII, TOO. n
( Alta called meeting Of the Young Ladies'
Sewing Society Of the Methodist e. Church,
held on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10Th, it was
on motion unanimously resolved;
That the thanks of this society be rendered
to Ospt. Kennedy for his kindness in allow
ing the Society the use Of his Hall on second
street. during the late Fair; and that this be
publishedin the city papers
By order Of the Society.
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For Spring Trade. 1853.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now in receipt
IL of, ard opening portion of their
SPRING STOCK,
TO which they will continue 10 receive add
tions by every arrival until the Stock is full ]
When, they can with confidence assure Their
numer ons friends and the public generally
that they. will be prepared 10 exhibit the lar
geat, richest. best selected, and mcst varied
stock ever offered in this market. They will
give particulars hereafter.
VIM. ELDEN & co.
feb. IA No. 3, Enterprise Row.
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Cincinnnti NTnrIket.

. February 16. ]
The Markethas been very quiet oiday,
with no change. Pa 2ai Ef
Flour sold at sS,osO3, ,s5,
Whisky 20c. v ..
Provisions quiet and unchanged. 900
abbls No. ! Lard sold at99c 700 bis
rump pork sold at Si2.
Little or nothing done in groceries,
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FOR SALE.

.TH Z UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i SALE l6O acres Of land, more or less, sit.
uated on Pond creek, 81 miles northwest OF
Portsmouth, on the Ilillsborough road, and
4 of q mile from the canal 80 acres under
cultivation, healthy situation, excellent wa.
ter, good frame 2-story dwell ing, barn and
out. houses good water privilege, on which
are the remans of a Saw and Grist Mill, with
a LOT of raccoon bu,rs, an Apple and Peach Or
chard, convenient location for public house.
If not sold by the lsl Of April next will be rent
ed. Terms = Half down, balance on short
time properly secured, on interest. Title in
dsputablc. For particulars address, post paid
GEORGE w. sCOTT,
Feb. 1i.-6w,d&w Dubuque, Iowa,
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LAWS OF oHIo-BY AUTHORITY

No. .28.l AN ACT e,
Tofix and provide for the terms of the Court
of Common Pleas in the several counties
of the second Judicial District of Ohio.
Sec. l. Be it enacted By the General As-
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the terms
of the Court OF Common Pleas shall be hold
en- in the several counties Of the second judic-
ial district Of Ohio as follows:
sQ FIRST SUBDIVISION. ;t
In the county Of Butler on the fourth
Tuesday Of February the first Tuesday ofAu-
gust and the third Tuesday Of October.
In the county OF Darke on the fourth Tues
day Of March, the last Tuesday of August
and the third Tuesday OF November.
In the county of Preble on the second Tues
day Of April, the third Tuesday Of September
aad the first Tuesday Of December.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Sec. 2. In the county Of Miami on the
first Tuesday Of March, the third Monday Of
August and the first Monday Of Noyem-
Der.
In the county ol Champaign, on the second
Monday of March, the first Monday Of
August, and the fourth Monday Of Octo-
Der. t q ut "l ts~
In the county OF Montgomery on the first
? Tuesday Of April. the last Tuesday Of Au-
gust and the fourth Tuesday OF Novem
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NEM { RANnE1TENT. }


sI:|s
TtHE CARS ON THE SCI0TO AND
i HOOKING. VALLEY RAILROAD, viii
run, after the present date, as follcws; Passen-
ger train will leave Portsmouth for Bloomfield,
at haH,psst 8 o'clock, a. NJ, and half-past
9 O'Clock, P. M.-Returninc, will leave Bloom
field for Portsmouth,, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock, P. NJ, touching at Munn's run,
Sciooville, Waits Stallion, Gephart's Station.
and Scicto Furnace. ~
The Freight or Iron train, will lesve Ports
mouth for Bloomfield, at 81 O'clock, A, Nj,
making ono trip per day. p. KINNEY
Feb..7, for C. "A. Nj. Damarn, Supt.
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Oh the 18th inst. by Cornelius Mccoy.
Esq, William S. JOHNSON to Miss CATHA-
RlNE MATHEWS both Of Greenup County Ky.
BY the same on the 18th inst, PETER
Rouca TO Miss BARBARA Palmer, both ol
:his city.
On Wednesday morning, February 10th,
by Rev. MIR. Fry, Mr.. ISAIAH THOMAS, and
Miss MARY JANE GLOVER.
On the 10th inst, by Cornelius M'Coy
Esq, Mr.. JOHN GtEIM to Miss CAROLINE
NEAdLE, both of this County.
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Now YOrIS NTnrIxcs

9 Feb. -Flour-la.000 bis State AZ
IS; Ohio 5.25@5,5o Southern 5.6q@
5,68. Prime corn 65lc, and dull. Rio
coffee 91c, and firm. Orleans Sugar AZ
@5tc, and dull. Lard 10@1O4c, Hams
101. ~
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Ii is stated that legal proceedings are about
to be commenced in N. Jersey against party,
for sending an improper Valentine. The easi.
est way 10 avoid being imposed upon by srch
iuussiyes, is to refuse them at the door. n
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0 ThscapIain Of The Fail City got she
Ill will Of the Mpysvillefolks BY carrying olI
some dozen orSmore ofthem, on his upward
trip,and putting them off on coal fat
four miles above. The night was verycold
and they suffered severely in floating down,
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GEThe NewYork Herald annoances, au-
thoritatively, that Gen. Cushing has been de-
cided upon as Secretary Of State under Gen.
Pierce, Ai4sAA w A
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DR.. Edgar's Agus and Fever Mixture,
NHIS is neither qusck nor a patent med
II icipe, but one 4 use in my private practice
and will not only break tho chils, but prevent
return IL them. 4 have cured cascs' Il Two
years sthhding with hit. tt
For salc 1T my .oilice over Lcdwick 4 Sons'
store, Front 1t, Portsmouth,. Cs 40
Der, %, ls52-dSwly HsEDG Az, N. D.
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g's' Removal.
DIR. GoR6QN

III ASremoved his Office 10 Front street over
IL Messfs. Lodwick n Sons Store.
kesidenne Eouth side Of Fourth, near Chilli.
cothe st. tsS asfcbl8
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DR.. HENRY EDGAR, homeopathic.
VKI OULD inform the citizens Of Portsmouth
w and Vicinity that he has opened an office
over Lo iwick, Il Sons store, Front-st and
hopes from correct knowledge of his profess
sion, aud by strict attention 10 business, 10
merit public confidence ana patronage.
< Dwelling. corner Of Fourth and Market-sts
Dec. 2Il 8,52. .-d&wly n (
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Choicc Mominy.

MANUFACTURED byan improved appa-
IVA ratus, by which the use of water is dis.
penstd with-it VIII therefore keep sweet and
sodnd much longer than when made by the
old process. Grbl6 WV. MILLER.
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. MEcHAN1cs HALr,.

YTyHE MECHANICS of Portsmouth will give
il BAH at the City Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 22d, the anniversary Of the birth of
Wash' gton A supper will be prepared and
everything arranged in such a manner as to rem
der the entertainment as pleasant as possible
lTTick cts 81, so. The surplus of the funds,
after paying expenses, to be applied to the re-
lief OF the destitute.
u w. S. HUSTON, n
). WOODS,
S. BEAVENS, Committee Of
C. POWERS.
w. BENNET, I Arrangements
A.. PEARCE,
s M. MOLSTER,
II. BERTRAM,
Floor Managers.
W. S. CUTLER, JAS. MALCOLM, Z
Z o. H. ABBOTT, WIN. SALISBURY.
Feb. l8, 1858. '
4 j. 4. L. 4
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'nNE Case that fine Comb Honey, reed
" this day Gan15) WIN. MILLER.
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WM. SALTER r in order 10 make room
w for Spring purchases will close out his
stock Of Delanes, Nj rnos and Wool haW Is al
cost. Come one, come all!
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A MOTHER lot Of those delicious fresh
"A Peaches, reed this day.
Jan.l s554s sss WIN, MILLER.
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RAILROAD HOUSE,
Jefferson Street.

Betireen Front and Second streets,
PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.
ESTlE subscriber has just fitted up and
i. opened new Hotel, and is now prepared
to accommodate travellers either by the day
orw eek.
lie will spare no pains or expense o afford
such accommodations as will make his guests
always at home, SAMUEL G. RAMSEY.
Jan. lS.-wtf
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Prices Reduced.

DERs0NS visiting Portsmouth should call
/ IL at the likeness rooms over the Ladies' No.
ton Store on Court st. where they can obtain
likeness, that will please them at low prices.
Nov. 1, 1859.
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THlRD SUBDIVISION.

Sec. 3. In the county OF Clark on the
fourth Monday of April, the third Monday
of July ind the third Monday of October.
In the county of Greene on the third Tues
day OF March, the first Tuesday Of August
and the first Tuesday Of November.
In the county of Clinton on the last Tues
day oil March, the third Tuesday Of August
aud the lhird Tuesday Of November
In the county of Warren on the second
Tuesday Of April, the last Tuesday of Au-
gust and .he last Tuesday of November.
Sec a. That whenever the state OF bust
ness require it, or when ii may become ne
cessary ifefn any other good cause, the Judge
of either OF said Courts oil Common Pleas
may appoint and hold an adjourned term for
the purpose. of completing the business Of
any regular term, notice thereof having first
/. been entered upon the journals of The Court
et the regular term at which such adjourned
session shall be appointed, and each Of such
Judges shall also have power to hold spec
ial Term of Court within and for any county
in his proper subdivision when the same
shall'be necessary Tor the transaction Of eth
er law, Chdnceryor Criminal business, and
when he shall determine 10 appoint such es-
lecial term he shall issue his written order to
:he Clerk of the proper county, specifying
therein the time at which such special term
shall brgin and the object for which the same
shall be called, such order shall be issued to
the Clerk at least three weeks prior TO the
time fixed for the commencemen of such
special term, who shall forthwith cause the
same 10 be published in some newspaper oil
the county, and shall also post up in his Of
flee notice thereof, and shall proceed to per
form such duties as may be necessary in view
of such special term, and the nature and
character Of the business TO be transacted
andall business done at sucd special or adj.
journed term shall be as valid as if Transact.
ed ata regular terra provided for by the Leg
islattrc.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
SpeakerofJhe House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
Eehruarv q n 1912 FsH
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~
FRONT ST, PORTSMOUTH, o.
JAMES PURSELL having relinquished
y the Retail Business, will give his entire at
tention TO the Wholesale trade, and by frequent
arrivals Of Goods, will keep his stock large and
we'll assorted at all times His facilities for
importing and buying from Manufacturers and
Agents, are such, hat he will be able 10 c0er
inducements equal to the largest Jobbing Hous-
les in the West. 90 '
The objections that merchants have had Of
buying goods from Retail Houses, is now rem.
edied by the change he has mac de, ard he solc-
lis an examination Of his stock by persons who
have hitherto borght in other markets jan29
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.S000 BUSHELS Of Shorts just received
OJ(JU and for sale by ''s ~.
jan. a a KENNfDY 8 CUNNING,
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i. W. DAVIs,

JUST RECEIVED, 1000 lbs of fresh RYE
u FLOUR, and for sale by lhlts geB
jan. IA KENNEDY & CUNNING. 4
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AoEN7s.-Shacl lsford 8 crichton, Ports
mouth; Dunham j Jones, Pketon; limmi,t6y u
Davis, Waverly; Elias Long, jackson, and by
Medicine dealers generally, 3
Portsmouth, August 3, lS52--ly
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A'ITHoUsANp a NAMEs

pamphlet Al broken down. dabtated CONSTITUTIONS, Rom
The effect Of mercury, will find The hacng power Of d ari
Gle to net Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eradlcaied
from the system. .. lt
The q dsnci properie: which comrese his aree, mani
pound, for the distressing class oil complains Which head
This paragraph For centuries there has been used U fhe
north of Europe. l.-- ...---L
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n ON1 HAND'AT ALL TIMES,
II ARGE QUANTITIES. OF OATS, HAY.
.AACorn, Fodder, aud Seeds Of all kinks, for
sale by Gan l4.) KENNEDY 4 CUNNING
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Books, Paper, &c,

WE are now receiving a very large stock
w of Classical and every other kind Of
Sctool. Books, preparatory to the re-openine
of the Schools in January; also have on hand
large assortment of Medical and Nisceita-
moons Books, which we are adding to every
week by the steamers from New York. and by
which we receive all the new Books in every
department of literature, as soon as published
also, always keep on hand the largest stock Of
Paper of all kinds. Steel Pens; Blank Books
of our own manufacture, and every article OF
fancy and staple Stationery; also, House Pa
perng and Bordering, Musical Instruments,
Portable Desks, Ladies Work Boxes, and
thousands of similar articles, such as are usi-
allyfound in Book and Fancy Stores
Also, the following at wholesale 1000
gross of Combs, assorted; 1900 gross Coat and
other Buttons 100000 Needles; 1000 lbs.
Pins 5000 dozen Threads assorted; 800 dozen
Suspenders; 800, 900 Gun Caps; Violin Strings
and almost every kind of fancy article. To
all these your attention is respectfully invited
We will sell them by order and otherwise as
low as any house in the Southern country
Call and see. ... ..
" . THOS. RICHARDS d son,
Dee. II, 1S52-5t-22l augusta, Ga.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

William +. Forrest and VIM j.. Rice, Executors
of the estate OF John Matlock deceased,
William Lemons, Mary Matlock, widow. Sa
rah Matlock, Henry Matlock, John Matlock,
Elizabeth Matlock and Martha Matlock,
minor heirs of John Matlock, deceased
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
i Court, at Athens, McMinn county, Ten
nessec, at the August Term, 1852, had in this
cause, will sell at the Court house door in
the town of Athens on Monday the 7th day
of February, 1853, the following tracts or par
cells of land, to wit: The northwest quarter Of
section 90 4th fractional township, 2nd range,
west of the Meridian, IIiwassee district Me-
MINI county Tennessee. Also the south
west and northwest quarters of section 20,
the southwest and northwest quarter of see
ton "a, the southeast quarter of section 26,
and the northeast quarter of section SO, all in
the 4th fractional township, I'd range, west Of
the Meridian, Hiwassee district. Also, thirty
five acres, more or less, adjoining said lands
on the south side, lying in the bend of Chestua
creek, and bounded on the south by the lands
of james Morris, all in McMinn county. A
credit of six and twelve months will be given
on all except the sum of 800, to be paid
down, the purchasers giving bond and security
and lien retained on the lands until all is
paid. If the respondent VIM. Lemons does
not, within months from the 18th day of Au-
gust last, pay the amount Of said decree, in
tercst and cost. go
3 WIN. LOWRY, O. d. IT.
Dec. 81, lS52-tds Prs. fee 81 222
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Savannah and Augusta.
rF Hy-. TIE ...
Steamboat Company of Georgia

~ VI UOVA 6hu
"AVING thoroughly Overhauled will con
i l. tinue to run the following Steamers as
above, viz: rf.n
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron,)
CHATHAM (iron,) ..
THOS. $. METCALFE,
TENNESSEE, ..~
Which, with tow-boats and lighters, afford
upe9udiled 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 packet D. L. Adams will
connect with the steamships Florida and Ala
bama-landing freight by them in 5 days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight (nOw taken at reduced rates. will
be forwarded free Of commission. ......
icy In order to prevent detention or miscdr
ridge, bills of lading should be addressed to
GEO. II. JOHNSTON, President,
Savannah,
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN A. MOORE, Agent,
Augusta Ga.
Sdyanndh. .v DIRECTORS. augusta
Geo ii. Johnston, up j. r. Bulky.
Andrew Low, I. ). Metcalte,
Edward Paddleford, James Hope,
W. {. i. Driscol J.. Hopkins,
| Chas. Green, M. J.. Sherman,
Joseph $ Fay, G. NJ. Newton
jos Washburn, .r.. ...
July ., lS52-ly 1877
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P. D. GATES,
Produce and Commission Merchant an
General Commission Agent.

Produce and Commission Merchant and
General Commission Agent.
NO. - BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
EXECUTES orders in n prompt and business
II like manner for Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots. Shoes
Groceries Crockery. Hardware and Merchan'
disc generally-Machinery, Agricultural I'm
plements, Musical Instruments, Furniture,
Carpets, Carriages and Harness, and. IN short,
anything that can be manufactured, or tha'
IuOney will buy in this city or vicinity.
Consgnments solicited and sales made o.
Cotton, Tobacco, Feathers, Furs, Ginseng
Beeswax and other Produce.
Purchases and sales made Of Government
and State Stocks, Land Warrants, dc.
Orders with the Cash or for Goods on time
from Merchants in good credit, will meet with
my prompt personal attention.
p. s. will also furnish any of the follow
ing named Machines made by Wheeler, Mellci
4 Co., Albany, n. Y, at their cash prices Tree
of Commission: Wheeler's Patent Railway
Chain; Horse Powers for one or two Horses
Overshot Threshers and Separators for Doubi,
or Single Power; Combined Threshers ahc
Winnowers for Double Power; Clover Hullers
Circular Saw Mills, with "a inch Saw, anC
Straw and Cornstalk Cutters.
p. D. G..
Nov. &c, ls5o-ly els
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Athens Foundry and Machine
Works,

Athens Foundry and Machine
Works.
TNIE subscribers would respectfully an
l. nouncc to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera
ton and prepared to do ....... ...
.... CMSti Mg ru
Of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind. u. ......-..
They are now casting and have for sale diff
fcrent sizes of the Globe, or Air-tight Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes of
Pnrlor, 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 dry. .
Persons wishing Mill or Machinery castings
can be accommodated upon short notice.
Alse, Iron Railing Of every description.
They are also prepared to do all kinds of
Brass casting. .......- y----..--..-,.
ZIMMERMAN d THOMAS.
2. S. We have connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. H. d T.
Athens Tenn. June 4, 1s52-tf 1913
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WIN. II. CATE 4 CO..

HAVING bought out WIN. IT. BRIDGES
i Il Il Cos 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,
formerly occupied by Joel X. Brown, and are
prepared to accommodate all who may call,
with good articles at reasonable prices.
Their stock consists in part Of ..
Sugar, Coffee Sal, Moiasses, Syrup, Chess,
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 constant supply of all articles in their
line
They will also keep on hand good supply
of Corn Meal, Flour, Bacon, dc.
N. B. 1t may perhaps not be amiss to state
that they will not keep liquors Of any descrip.
ton.
July 80, ls52--tf .r N,d2Ol