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Very Brilliant Indeed
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Lottery for the heneht OF The STAFF OF Dsissrars,
Glass B for 1854 ID be drawn al Wilmington,
Del, Saturday. January ., 1854
IS Number Loliery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
MAGSiFicENT scuEME.
] Splendid Capital of SOS 900; 10000; i
prize Of $4,000 $4,000; 10000; 1898 !;
so Of $500 ,I250 lowest 8 Nd piizesl
600, Sc &c. !
Tickets SaO-Halyes sl0-ouar.ctk SIS b
Eighihs 81 80
Certificates Of P'Iis Of % Whole tickets. $500 90
Do do % Half n I:aOUa
Do d. % quarter $500
Do do - eighlhs !" $3.50
L-gN Orders for(Ticke's and Shares ati Ceuif-
eates Of Packagesin the above Splendl i lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention. snd an ac.i
lcaunt Of each draaging will Be- SEM i,ppetiately
alter il IS over 10 al who order from me
Address, Il p. J. BUCKLEY. Agent
: December 81 1873 Wilminrlna. Del
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Western Virginia Land Agency.

January 20 1853.
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PUBLIC NOTICE. n
lTHE Notes given az the sale OF ind III. Hunters
Il effects, andialsoof Mrs. A. Z Rice, in March
last will be due the 21 and aSth. respectively OF
this month, December, 1853, and promp, payment
is expected. ii. s. WHITE IA
Deremher 6 ISi3-ht l--LL.- MN
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Dr.. George II. Cook !.

OFFERS his professional services 10 The elf.
" gems Of Chafirstown ard lis yiciEiiy
5OLice on Main Stfeel one door east 81 Carriers
Hotel rN0v. 8: 1853.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES,
FOR JANUARY, 1851. !.
GREGORYl& MAURY, MANAGERS.


$40, 900,
e20,0oOl l0,000ll
Lottery for the beseEs Of he S.es<l Dslarsye.
Class 5. for 1854. drawn al WilIniagsgn. Dell
Saturday, January !. 1854. il
- Nunbss I.o,ierz 10 Drawn Ballots.
EasLLnxT scHEaE.
Prizs Of $4,000; 10000; 10000 TO-
600 1000; 4,3O0; so lof I,0o0; so pf 500;
so Of 400; 1870 lowest No, Prites) Of
200, &c. ,&cl
Tickets s.o--.Halvs. ss--onareial $50
ceEiiksaie o. Paekage Of Is whoies 5I4o 90
D. a. IS Halves. 70 90
d. d Is ausrtsf, 3 50
$1,000
LOTTERY for The benefit Of the &af< ~ DeSsrare,
g ass n, for 1854. 10 Be drawn al Nilnington,
Del, Saturday. January ~. 1854.
- No Log;ery-I5 Drawn BalIo.s.
sFtExDsD LOTTERY.
prize Of $50 900; q. 600; 1900; 1859;
g Of 5000; 10 Of 1000; 10 Of 4 600; 25
500; 400 lowest 8 No PriEes) Of 200, De-
Tickets Sl5-Hslves 81 50-QaarisFs S3.s5-
Eighihs l.S-t
Certificate q esekases Of &c WhOles, sI7e 90
- 20 HIVES, IS o.
= 26 Qnsrlers. AZ so
4 IS Eigh.hs, 81 IS
So, 00O!
Lottery for The benei, Of the SrATE Of DELAw4RE{
Class I7.f5r 1854, TO- be drawn al Wilmington
Del, Saturday, January 81, 1854
II Drawn Numbers cut IL 7js
sPi.ESniD LorTERYl
prize of sS7 900 20 600 1864 10. ooO3
5000 OF 5000 60 of 1000 40 Of 800,
ITO of 200, &c Ia
Tickets siO-4a,ves 20 na,,.,l - "a
Ceiiihea,e 9. Pae&ages OF IS Wholes, Si40 o0
25 Halves 20 Dol
25 Quarters, IS Dol
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usO sPORTsMENI-4 superior lot Of PPwder
Fiasks- .Shot Bags. Bid BAGS, DIXIE
fi.sks lor sale low By 7 y sAffH
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Roofing and Sponting
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
THE HOUSE and grounds aisacted, rear the
Il Caarlesiown and Smiihheid Turnpike. .bereio-
fore occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Tying. Possession
given Immediately.
Nov. q. ls53-tf
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McVeigh & Chamberlain,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Produce and commits ion Merchants,

FK7YCE SIIIEET TFHARF,
4ieronSr;., II,
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A SUPERIOR lot II Shot Pouches Powder
"a Flasks &el for sale low by
December 8. 1853 l. ". SMITH
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rows ROCK SALT Just received and for
} sale y KKfEs 4 KE4RsLEE
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Dried Peaches.

~ BUSH Dried Peaches. om Tennessee,
I q nice article, tor sale by
Winchester. De-. %. 1853 1t.
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OK SACKS G. A. and FINE SALT. for. sale
ID By A. W. CRAMER.
Jannory 5.
NAlLs i9r sale v A. W cRANER.
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nnnd nnd hc Wisc.

Rvssn.L COUNTY, Ala, Feb. lst, 1888.
In justice to the propretors, and for the benefit Of the
afflicted feel my duty to state publicly the remarka-
bic that have been effected In my family by OF
the MUSTANG LININiENT A negro Of mine had what
called Bone Fclon or Whitlow on her middle Nm
ger; the pain was intense and excruciatng. The
Inflammation had been so extensive that the whole I'm
ger had become almost mass Of corruption and the
only hope Of saving her hand and perhaps her life APP
pcared TO he to have II cut or As her general health
very delicate the physician advised US to try the
Mustang Eminent few days, Till she could be sent 20
surgeon In Columbus, u could do no harm, and might
prevent modification. To the astonshment Of the doc
tor and myself the pain soon ceased, the Inflammation
nibsded and the wound rapidly healed The finger Is
now perfectly well and sound One Of my boys was
severely burned The skin was entirely taken oil from
the knee TO the ankle The Mustang Eminent was free
y applied, and nothing else used The relief and
cure was almost beyond helief-bui short time elapsed
before the wounds perfectly healed consider u
an invaluable remedy and Il should be In every famly
and on every plantation. JAMES PHILIPS,
For sale IN athens nv WA. BURNS IN Calhoun nv u.
r. MARTIN In Charleston by JAS Z. BAlN. ldee ]
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Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,

yayIlE great remedy for Rheumatism Gout, Pain In
n Side Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints Scrofula King,
Evil White Swelling, Hard Tumors, Still Joints, and oil
fixed pains whatever
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist
1t has been beneficial in cases of weakness, such as
Pain and weakness In the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lame
ness Affection of the Lungs in their primary stages
1t destroys Inflammation by perspiration.
James H. Boyd Pckens district, South Carolina, tes-
titles that by its alone he cured of rheumatism
in both Of his knees, of several years standing.
The following was handed US by respectable Physi-
clan in GeOrgia
Messrs Scovi & Mead-Gents I have been using
your Lverwort and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very extern
sivey in my practice for three years past and is with
pleasure that state my belief in their superiority over
all other articles with which acquanted for the
purposes for which they recommended. The He
brew Plaster especially is universal panacea for To-
cal pains have also found 1t most excellent applca-
ton for Sprans and Bruises. 1t gives universal salts
faction wherever used. s. 5. OSLlN, NJ. d.
Knoxville Ga, March 18th, 1853.
go Beware of counteries and base limitations.
The genuine will in future have the signature OF Il.
TAYLOR on the engraved label on the top of each box
Purchasers are advised that mean counterfeit OF
this article is IN existence.
The genuine Is sold only by u.s. and by our agents APP
pointed through the Southland no pedlar Is allowed to
sell IT, Dealers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying Of any but regular agents. otherwise
they will be imposed upon with worthless article
SCOVlL MEAD, Ill Charities St. New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southecn States, to whom
all orders must invariably he addressed.
Sold also by =. IL. KEITH Co., Athens; CowAS HAM
MoND Charleston; W. II. CRAlGMILEs Cleveland; Moss
McKAMy Benton; j. A. 4 c. W. COFFIN, Madisonvle;
and agents in every town in the STATE Dec l. Oily
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PREPARING FOR SPRING.-The Emperor OF
Russia is having guns of longer range cast in
Petrosawodski and Cronstadt, which are to be
mounted upon the Notifications of the latter
place next spring. This does not look like
giving the "material guarantees which Eng
land and France desire. As the Emperor will
have all winter to prepare himself for the en-
pected visit in the spring, st, Petersburg will
doubtless be in good state of defence when
the contest comes
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FREEING A WILD CAT.-The hunting
of this particular species of varmint is not
questionable in Georgia. Here is n sample
Of the mode of freeing the ANIMAL
"Ihe Insurance and Banking COmpdny'is
located at Dalton on the State Railroad, in
Georgia It's "promises" were sown broad
cast on the country, and il had become quite
II promising kitten, with no undue develop
mcnt of clawS Thus stood things, up to six
days ago, when Mr.. Bransey handed to Mr..
John Glenn, IAN officer of the ROAD $500
of its notes, with the request to call for the
specie, the first time he passed up. Mr.Glenn
accordingly visited the institution, and in-
formed the Cashier, he had come to make Il
small draw on him.
"Happy to obige-how much!" said the
Cashier, gleefully.
"OnIy Sl5Oo!' was the reply.
At the mention Of 50 enormous n sum the
Bank officer fell back in his chair, and looked
appealingy to Heaven.
Cant you payl" demanded Glenn.
"Not that amount" frankly replied the
Cashier. "If it were IS, or $l0-or even
S2O-the institution would have made an eff
folt-bdt feel that its all over with us! II
we could but have time to marshal our as
SETS" he paused-and in Difference to "the
phelinx" Of the dry nurse of the kitten, Mr.
Glenn withdrew "a wiser and sadder man"
-SWQn'S Gazette.
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no FmmiIy sl,omI.i be ,githout thcrn.

We speak Of MLaue's Liver Pulls, which have become
an indispensable family medicine. The frghth symp.
toms which arise from diseased Liver manifest them
selves more or less In every family; dyspepsia, sick
headache obstruction OF the mcnses, ague and fever
pains in the side, with dry hacking cough, all TIE
results of hepatic derangement-and for these DR..
MLane's Pills a sovereign remedy. They have
been known to fail, and they should be kept all
times by families.
DrREcroNs.-Take two three going to bed. every
second or third night. II they do not purge two or
three times by next morning take or two more. A
STINT breakfast should invariably follow their use.
The Liver Pill may also be used where purgug is SIM
ply necessary. As an anti-bious purgatve they are
hIferior to And in doses of two three, they
give astonishing relief sick headache; also in slight
arrangements Of the stomach.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NLdn6'S
CleJruted Licer Pills. aud take else. There are
other Pills, purporting to he Liver Pills before the
public. Dr. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
For sale by F. II. KEITH & Co., Athens; J. A. c. W.
COFFIN MadisOnvile; and by Agent in every town
in Tennessee. dec.
IMPORTANT NFws FOR THE SHAREHOLDERS Is PERHiM's
THIRD GIFT ESTERPBsR-lt will be by reference to
advertisement In our paper OF to-day, that the commit
appointed by the Shareholders at their last meeting,
have issued call for final meeting of all interested,
to get their instructions in reference the distribution
of the Gift property We are pleased to find the mat
ter near "A consummaton, and hope that Mr. Perham
will receive the patronage he well deserves for the
beraity and energy displayed in getting up and prose-
cutting this stupOutOus enterprise. Orders for Tickets
should be sent in Immediately There are fortunes in
reserve for somebody.
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Macon Market.

MACON, Dec. s.
Transactions for the past week large with stocks Ba
con, Lard, Pork and Flour light.
BAcoN-Cleor sides 10 a 10JGc; choice hams 12 a
12kc; shoulders 20 Zoe.
PORK-Stocks light, @ nc q D, nett.
LARD-Stocks light in barrels, 10 90 10lGc p n.
CORN-Stocks light and good demand, 81 ~ bushe
OATs-Stocks light and good demand, 70 % Zoe y bu
PE,s-Stocks light, demand good, 81 a 1,25 q bushe
MEAL Stocks light and demand good, 81 % 1G5 q bu
FLoUR--Stocks light, ~ 90 4,25 u sack of 100 lbs
FEAnERs-Slow, 10 90 45c y d.
HAY-Tennessee ~ so a 100 p cwt.
PoTiToEs-Irish "a q 4,25 y Dbl. ONIONS 81 q 1926
BUTTER-Good article, 10 90 1Sc p ID.
CorroN-saes ranging 3 q Sc u b.
SALT 80 a 2,l0 p sack.
CoFFE-Rio firm, II 90 IKE. suGAR-N. O., G16 q Sc
EXCHANGE on New York y % q q cent.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
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+ Augusta Market.

Augusta, Dec 4.
The transactions in Produce for the past week have
not been large but the prices OF articles been
maintained, and in many instances advanced on those
Of the former week now quote as follows
BlcoN-IIog round 90 a Zoe; hams t2 a 1ic sides
a Oc, ribbed and clear shoulders "a SJ6c. These
are wholesale rates. LARD " 40 lie in bbls and kegs
BEEvEs-In good demand at DC for grass fed, and 90
exc for stall fed. TALLow 12%c n ID.
HoGs--In good demand at 40 &c. SHEEP so q $50.
Wool 20 90 2Sc for washed and IS az lSc unwashed,
Cons has slightly advanced and is selling at Csc a
81 O5 and rather scarce. MEAL Slip a 25. WHEAT
80 for red and Is for white and very scarce FLOUR
1925 a 800 q 100 in bags, and Soc more in bbls. OATS
zoe. Rye rs STOCK Pas 20 a 15O very
HAY ~, 20 a 100. FODDER 81 rs n 100.
FEATHERS IS a. 40c II H.
DRIED FRun-scarce at $50 "a So y bushel for peeled
Peaches and 81 25 90 30 for unpeeled; Apples $l2O @
1,25 GREEN APPLES 81 a. 1,5O 2 bushel.
IRsu PoTAToEs ~ e. 1,25 b bu. ONIONS 80 u Dbl.
BREswAx % 90 25c. GINSENG rs On zoe. BuTTRR IS a
25c EGGS 20 a. SOC and scarce.
EXCHANGE very scarce, y y cent. for sight.
Yours very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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wonderful and Extraordinary Cure


RHEUaATIsM OF Twenty YEARS STANDING.
Never in my ne have had much pleasure in doing
any thing as in giving this certificate TO the world and
hope il may be he cause Of thousands Of my fellow
creatures being relieved from that dreadful disease
rheumatism Ny wife has been afflicted Lith it for 20
years. most Of the time suffering excrucating pains in
every part Of her body. Having appetite whatever
she was reduced 20 almost skeleton So violent were
the pains that she seldom could sleep without taking
large doses Of opium. Every joint swelled very
much and her knees, hands and neck, covered with
large humps She could DO kind Of work the sinews
and muscles being so hard and contracted that her limbs
were drawn together, that she was obliged to be Ia
bed constantly In this condition she had been for 90
years. without ever getting any relief from every thing
she used, until she commenced the use OF H. G.. FAR
RELLTS ARABIAN LINIMENT, the first bottle Of which
produced great change She has used five bottles
and the swelngs have nearly all gone down; pain has
enerely left her; she sleeps well aud soundy is more
hehy than ever she In her life; has excellent ap
petite and spins and sews an day. by the use Of few
bottles more she must be as well ever she was n
any one doubts this wonderful cure he has only TO call
vt my residence near Peoria, and learn the circum-
STANCES from my wfe's own lips he can further in
qure OF any OF my neighbors. SAML ELS0N.
H. G.. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT il also an
excellent remedy for palsy sprains, bruises, cramps
chlblans burns pains, toothache sore eyes Sc. and
in horses or cattle is the best remedy ia the world where
an external application is required.
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Chanccry Court nj Dccn,ur. Tenn.

Snunccry Court mt Dccufur. Tenn.
George Locke Harriet J. Locke Sarah Catherine locke,
victor Mereau Locke, Susan Anenta Locke, BENJAMIN
Franklin Locke, Elisha sharp Locke. Ralph n Locke,
Manerya Locke Addison Locke, Adrine Locke Lin
naeus Locke, JAS. n. Locke Thomas j. Locke Reb.ccA
Gibbons, and Nicolas q. Gibbons Susan RuttraIn and
Eliza Battram, Almyra r. Shoemaker and C. v shoe
maker, Albert G. Locke, klisa Robertson aud IAnta A.
Robertson Elizabeth Raves and Pleasant Eaves Ons.
low Bean, James Bean, Franklin Bean and samuel
Greer ar tire ether Heirs Of Polly AnnCreer deceased
Franklin Locke vira Paine, 0ryiie Paine Hyna Gun
ninghau Willie H. CunninEisi Newton Locke Uugh
H. Mckinley, Louisa Ann Mckinley, Angelina Mekin-
ley, Thomas A. Mckinley, William L. Mckinley and
Francis Marion Mckinley.
ut appearing from the allegation OF the Hl Med IN
. this cause that the defendants Hugh H. Mckinley,
Louisa Ann Mckinley Ahgeihe Mckinley and Thomas
A. Mckinley, resident citizens Of the state OF
Tennessee it Is therefore ordered that publication be
made In the Athens Post, newspaper Published In the
town OF Athens, McAlnn county, Tennessee, for four
snccessye weeks notifying the said Hugh H. Mckinley,
Louisa Ann Mckinley, Angelina Mckinley and Thomas
A. Mckinley, make their personal appearance at our
next Cafscey Court be held IN Decatur aforesaid on
the End Monday in March, 1857 then and their TO plead,
answer, demur to Complainants' Bil filed sgainst
them in said CouTt the will be takcn' pro con-
fesso and set for bearing ex-parte ms 10 them.
q. W. MCKENZIE, e. &c N. .
Bthis Deputy, W. L, MciliSLKY.
Nov. 10, 1S5i-4t Prs fee So 80
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ENINE Revolving Pistols; Rifle Pistols OF
~ all sizes and 10000 Gun Caps just received and
for sale good terms, at Dec. SEllORNS.
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Petition for Divorce,

1T appearing to the Clerk from the petition which 10
to- that the defendant Il not citizen OF The
State Of Tenncsseelt ~ thsrefore ordered that publ
cation be made In the Athens Post, requiring the DE
PENDANT to appear at the next term OF the CIRCUIT court
to be held for the county Of Mcnn at the Court
in Athena, on the second Monday OF December next
then and there plead, Or deuur to the petit
ton filed against her by the plaintiff for divorce, or
the same will be taken confessed and set for hearing
ex parte. JNo. b. biiDuts, tnnN'
Nov. 10. 1911 Frs fee %. $50
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NJ ow Arrange ma on t,

Commission and Prolific o; n .nerc1dnt.
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ELoPEMENT.-The Springfield Qll.) Enter
prise tells Of a lady and gentleman arriving
there and getting the knot hymenial tied,
when soon after IL second gentleman called
and claimed to be the lady's true lord and
master The interloper broke for tail timber
the lady repented and wanted to get back
to her home where she had left an interesting
brood of pledges" but the gentleman con-
tented himself to dvest her of the watch and
money she had taken, and told her she must
90 with the ''ncw man."
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Looh ont for Connterfsits i,

The public are cautioned against counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called W. H. Far.
rels Arabian Eminent, the most dangerous Of all the
commercials because his having the name of Farrell
many will buy II in good faith, without the knowledge
that counterfeit exists aud they will perhaps only dis
cover their when the spurious mixture has wrought
It's evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
sure You get with the letter. H. G. before Farres
thus-I. g. FARRELL sand his signature the wrap
per, all others counterieits
For sale by &. W. Ross, and A. McKEIDrS, Athens;
HUDGIS, WELLS JOHNSON, Cleveland W. b. REYNOLDS
Benton; W. Z. VAUGHAN, Coumbus-and regularly au-
thorized agents throughout the United States.
~ Price % aud 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet
In the United States, In which il not already estab-
lshed. Address II. G.. Farrell as above accompanied
with good references to character responsibility, &c
nnv, 2l-tm
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A Sign OF BETTER T'MEs-We learn from
the New York papers, that the shipments of
American produce from that port have been
on n large scale for the last few days, en-
bracing about $4,000 bushels of corn, 5000
bales of cotton, and some parcels of flour and
provisions. The aggregate value of these
shipments has probably amounted to about
800, 900 for corn, $l26,0O0 for the cotton,
and about 100000 or $4,000 for other arti-
cles, giving total of about S256,O0O or
S266,OOO the two last business days Of last
week. This movement must tend to depress
the price of sterling bills, and to check the
export Of specie.
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SAVANNAH. GA,

yUyIE undersigned having had several ycnrs expo
rience In the Provision business Of East Tennessee
nj Chattanooga (a which point we yet keep an eiucc,'
have opened Office ut SAVANNAH GA, iof tos sN,
give our whole attention to the nteres, Of our patrons
We solicit consignmcnts Of Corit Oats, Flour Bacon,
&c. &c, and will forward, iree oil coluhnsion AZ Oala
WHY / s,Nptr GRENNlLLE a co.
o. a. aaKsvmlg. sArAMAu.' w.rtAarL, CHATTANOOGA.
Nov. 10, 1S5+-ly, NJ
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stephen ). Godsey,

james T. Moorehead Isaac Benson, William h. Cosby
and Thomas G. johnson.
ORIGINAL IsJUNCTl0N BiiL.
T appearing from AN allegation IN the bill filed In this
cause that the defendant james T. Mocrehendi is non
resident citizen of the State OF Tennessee il IL therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens Post.
newspaper published in the town OF Athens MeMnn
County, Tennessee four consecutive weeks notifying
the said James r. Moorehead TO make his personal APP
pearsuce at Chancey Court 20 be held in Deca
tur aforesaid the second Monday In March, 1853 to
plead demur to compliments bill filed against
him Ia said Court the will he taken pro eOnesso
and set for hearing eaparte as TO him.
G. W. MCKENZIE, c. & VI.
by W. l.. MCKINLEY, y. c. & IN.
Nov. 10, 1s54-3t Prs. fee 50 $50
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v'OiiCP.


Elizabeth Thomas, Gurdian Of Joseph n
Thomas, Talitha J. Thomas Rosannah
Thomas, and Della L. Thomas, Minor heirs
Of Joseph Thomas deceased.
US.
T. Il. Thomas, Erby Ii. Thomas, Newton NJ.
Thomas John A. Brown snd wife Caroline
Brown.
DURSUANT to decree of the worshipful
Il County Court, of Polk county, Tennessee,
at the November Term 1854 | will proceed
to sell on the premises, of Isaac Kimbrough,
on Saturday the 23d day of December, 1854.
to the highest bidder all the interest lit being
one ninth part which the heirs of Joseph n.
Thomas deceased, has in aud to the 'ollow
ing described lands. The Southeast quarter
of section To- and the North half of the South
west quarter of section II, township !, range
. East, Ocoee district, Polk co. Said lands are
sold for distribution among the heirs of said
Thomas, decd; the one half Of the purchase
money to be paid on the gay OF sale, the re.
mainder on a credit of twelve month"; Bond
and approved security required and lien re-
tanned on the land for the remaider of the
purchase money.
f. 7. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
Nov 10. lSj4--3w Prs fee SO $40
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.E5- Judge Lumpkin, of the Superior
Court of Georgia, has decided that if n hired
negro slave dies pending his lease, the hirer
has to pay the stipulated price the same rs
il he had lived.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MERIDIAN Sun LODGE, No. 30, of Free and Accepted
Masons, will celebrate the Anniversary Of st. John the
Baptist on the eth December, by Procession and Pub
lie installation Of Officers An Address will also be de-
livercd by the Rev. joins l.. GAY.
All surrounding Lodges, and transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend and par
ticpate In the ceremonies OF the day.
Dec. S, 1854 WM. q. HORTON, Soc'gprotm