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SPRING AND SUMNER ARk1SoEMENr.
.-se fOM INV YORK Via N0Rfolk- -
,fSsfsrS nNhN TUESDAY AND SA1uRDAl-t. ~. .tssfSN
%21SNiAit- STEAMSHIP ROANOhE, Captain H{IfN
honas skinner-wu "RioAHaoHd" for 11326
Ac iork In future every Saturday morning O'Clock
Afternoon at a O'Clock
Inc JAMESTOWN, Captain CI,xSpr, wiiieave "RsAnoad
vi ,e@ lo'k as heretofore, Tuesday afternoon at
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
returning.
Passage to New York including meal, and state
steeragc passage, only s
BY the river boats.
mhsi-u LupLAM a WATSON.
UOASkET AND STAGE LINE
foR LoViNGSroN.-fAre gh from
Richmond to LoSngson, IS; fare through
from Lyncheurg to Loyingsion, ~.
r MSsmond At ~ and Lynehsars NJ by Boat,
T.. NJ. -
Returning, leave LOvugston at Tuesdays Thursday.
and Saturdays connect with
rive Ia Richmond aud LynchburE morning O'Clock
mhSp BOYD, EDMCND 4 DAVENPORT.
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E SUDsCRBER In leaving Richmond his thanks 10
s friends who have connded their business the
hope, they will continue their vors to Mssus NIL RAW.
biNus n. W. TALLEY.
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and 1850 for class ditto including the latter
Fer further through tickets sppy the once of
the Richmond Freds'OoFs and Po'G%Ss RsyOad Company
oGce r. y aud 7. r. Co, Richmond March C. 1854 nh9
nr. "I n1a
their and eOmdous Warehouse ~ Iron buildings
STOCK Of HARDWARE and SaDDERY embracing an sns
stock Of Coach iaIduare and Trimmings
BILE to the demands Of the trade respectfully sOei,
nation Of our assortment and prices.
would DO ssll to eau with the q ending
Srn cites and viii aGo Us peasre !" eISS the same
any who favor US with call.
,SSS dozen oxen Fen and P p i' Rnive,
nG,S and hny w. aaa fS
S$ iasts' ase si.;i0 and e..,, Lock,
1893 Knob and T H% ia,eh Ss% and bolt,
SEQ Bench sns@s and ISthas Hsseh,. and Hammer.
$50 "Ames" "RoNhnd':." and other Spades shOves
geo Gro h5,'ania, Plated, Iron, Tea and Table spoon.
go Sn SGf. aS hiiS ST s Shoes
5.coO lbs. "Grnn's' Horse Shoe Nails
8,CCC dol Hand, Mill, aud Smiths Files Rasp,
5000 gro; Wood screws
and stage Traces caps
1890 Log, OK, rifh, Back, gIeas, and Halter Chain,
Double single TarT.i ShO, Gun,
Rides, Rifle Barrels Locks Moun,ings
S P cS HAND g .a aiG lemon saws
sledge Hand, AMI shoeing Hammers
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates, Augers, ChiSels
Brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Irons
'Waldrons and Patent Grass and Grain Scythss
sneAths, Horse and Mule Collars
Brides aud RrIdle Filings
HAters, Webb Rens, Girths, Saddles, Bride Bits
srup Irons sPaTs, Buckles, and sadIery Hardware gen.
orally
s S r. ;a En Gs se' and Due.
Oil Carpet Coach Laces
Iron ANes, ~ inches
Bright and Black Springs, Coach and Plough Bolts
Hubs, spoke Ee!oes, Shafts and Coach Makers
generally.
"AnchoT" Boiling Cloth.
with every other article usually kept selected
Hardware. feiI
EHEAD-ouARrEI,s FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
The subscriber having SeE with
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore his
friends aud the public generally call his stock
which be found qualities French
ysh and American Cloths, Cn-msr- Ecstings
Paris Fancy Cassimers; Crystal Palace do
Granite Mills, Velvet plush, silk and merno Vsstlngs
Granadine, SILK and Push Nelyets: Plush palm do
Paris Silk Nrlyets: Dress Shirts and Collars
MeTino Shirts and Drawers; Gloves: Socks
suspenders CrAvats; Scarf; Ties; Pocket Hikf.
Washington and Napoleon Cravais; Money Belts, &C.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk brown, olive and Dress ard Frock
Pants and Vests Of all styles and qualities
kossuth and Lamarne over Coats
HsquimauT Wrappers, English Whitney
Blue black and brown over Sacks
Petersham over Sacks, all colors
Turkish Smoking Gowns
Gentlsmen's Velvet Morning Gowns
DO Travelling shaws
DO Snow Storm scarfs, &c. NC.
r. n. SPENCE,
oe9s No. 100 corner Main and Governor St.
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H2 AKGAINsnARGAINs-I am 10 receipt on l,ryo s.s,r,
b1 mont Cn', Glass and Earhcnwatr direct from the man.
W. luf' or nauy AMI hundsumr shapes
which viii choice stock n Fancy Goods Looking Lamp
", ware A. invite The particular attention q both whole.
ng determined 10 reduce stock, with view making
Grange u business, inducements
lnsi'mcff, or refspus purchasiug Tor cash.
Fe attention paid toplcking, end the delivery goods lin
K.ll .t1'r HUGii 4. WAIT,
No "a
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P,llyst.a @ .ay g,t o u. cy Zee o. s,peo,s. e

NkOls ANp YOUTHS wATEH PROOF BOUI-.-D. ~
No ERANkllN would most repeatedly call the attention
Parents 70 bis large assortment u Bys and Youth Double
boed water Proof Roots superior made strong style
and shape aud decidedly Root tor fourhnr of ti
be found 10 the city; all they are cheap and
keep the feet and Warm-mpoau pa
Tcnts should cudca o think or d. V FRANKLIN
htnufseiurer and healer In Roots and Shoes,
ici No. lla Broad street, gho-koe hin
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOO
nuhHLfs & HItOORE,

RsPECrPULJY beg the they
M have received Of the largest stocks ~ SPRING
ever opened this market They ane sale the
accommodating terms complete every thing In
the shoe Hat and Bonnet line would
BE- too tedious Tor adyernment Merchants visiting the city
VII please give call, determined rood
ttIH' HHHiY i0usc IN tbs or any other market mho
OEICE.-The Partnership conducted by the UNDERLINED
~ u thisday dissolved, by mutual consent.
RICHARD HILL, a., will all liabilities Of the nrn and ei.
Their Of the partners will receive what may to them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TALJEY.
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SpHING TRADE or 1881.
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

SpHINt. TRADE or 1854.
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- MERCHANT WEtst FER, No. ti2 Main street have re-
~ u1 np'ufd ir largest and best stick Ready Made
'Tbn 'f fpring and summer they have offered
I'r goods were manufactured by themselves expressly
NfAdr. AMI WILDE sold low they bought boz any
st Ih Agl7u % their present stock, they will
49,, H9h htf factory large supplies weekly that their
''.,h WIN Re- always fresh and desirable
As" on hand large stock n s1RrS fancy white; Fancy
T M every description; Rubber Goods NJ al styles. Under
srHnl Daws Hosiery, ofevery style quality every
o'her article usually 70 be found In Clothing House.
~, 2. MERCHANT q wEfsiGER,
mhE4 No li2 Main street.
oW FAIiE.-nrough TO Daggsr's sphngs ~ 70
- Do to C0vington ................... 6 %
DO 20 Caiahans ................... 6 %
DO 10 white Sulphur .... .......... Z 90
Ps'nEeri BY boatteavng Richmond Mondays
no saturday atb p W. connect In Buchanon with mi weekly
o" sge Tor The above places both going and returning
mis- pOyD rDNoNn a n ,vPvrnpr
HAb PHESS.-t making a superior and highiy ar-
proved Hay Press, with which three from
ys 20 I'VE tons Of ay day. ~ attracted attention At
"e a'e fair' aud was awarded the highest premium.
~ u. BALDWIN,
Is.t if5 Main street. Richmond.
HOUsEkEEPERS viii End in our stock a complete a,.
Linen and Cotton she.tings
preached and Brown Rhirtings
bleAhtd and Brown Table Damak
Dama'k Iaile Cio'hs all sizes
DanNE NAPKINS and Doylas
Eyery deception Of ToWelinR
BED Tick Summer Blankets
Ifans2Ient slE, for covering Chandeliers
Oheosed and White Mating, &C.
sp2s PARKER, BAYLY 4 NIMNo.
ehLENNH sUGAHs-iOo hhdI, fair TO strictly Prime In
'P' En- sKNKER, Cary street.
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WIN. PALMER.
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We have thl, day Mr.
WIN o. ELAM oheeruy recommend TO the patronage
OF friends nd he public MAROELLUB SMITH,
ApF II n
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No language adequate idea the immediate and
which In the deceased
btae shattered system, whether broken down by
impaired by sickness the unstrunc AMI
relaxed organization at once braced NNhyd aud tn up
The physical disease vanish to-
Nor the temporary; the
contrary relief permanent the cordial properties of the
medicine constitution ITSELF IL its normal
condition. Well may thc preparation be called the
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lance to each of his movements. We all
recollect the cutlery raised about the French
occupation of Rome, but that bold step sinks
into insignifcance beside the occupation of
Constantinople, the occupation of Greece, and
the prospective occupation of the most i'm
portent ports in the Baltic by French troops
If the courts of Sweden and Denmark show
any disposition to side with Russia, we shall
soon see their capitals in possession of the
land forces of France. Prussia, too, unless
she is able to repel these grasping invaders
from her coasts, may also be compelled to
pay another tribute to French ambition
Talk of the dangers arising from the en-
crOachmeEts of the Czar-why they fade in
to unimportance with those greater and more
wide spread peris that arise from the quietly
accumulated elements of universal empire
which British folly and British blindness
have placed at the disposal of France. Well
may the Gar respect and admire the ge-
MUS of his rival. The contest for Europe
an supremacy lies for the future between
them.
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p. III. KEITH g. CO..

Who have the pleasure of informing their old
friends and the public generally that they are
now receiving and opening, at their old stand,
one of the largest and most complete assort-
ments of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
thew have ever brought to this market, which
they propose selling Glow down" They have
Ia DIES DIR ESS GCODS
OF almost every pattern, such rs Plaid and
Striped Silks Bareges, Challies, Organdies,
Jaconets, Lawns, Ginghams, Prints ofth latest
styles also, Bonnets Bonnet Ribbons, Gloves
Edrines and Lace, &c, all of which will be
found new and very attractive.
For the Gentlemen they have all kinds OF
Summer Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud
Caps, and every thing else usually called for,
but which IL would be mmpossibe TO enume
rate in a newspaper advertisement.
Give them n a call. examine their Goods, and
il YOU wish to purchase they feel confident the
prices will suit YOU April 2l.l
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For the Post.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


At a meeting of Tellico Lodge, No. so, of
Free and Accepted Masons in the Lodge room
in Madisonville Tenn, Aug 18th, 1854, the
Worshipful Master announced the mournful
intelligence that member of this Lodge
brother MADISON CLIBoURNE, had been stricken
by the hand of death in distant cline.
On motion, q committee consisting of W.
L. Eakin, W. c. King and w. N. Bicknell,
were appointed to report resolutions express
sive of the feelings of this Lodge under so af
flicting n dispensation of Providence. The
following report was then made and unani.
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, We have heard with feelings of
deep regret the death of our esteemed brother,
MADISON CLIBoURNE, who has fallen victim
to the ruthless hand of disease, whilst far
away from the endearments of home and kin
dred. No wife or sister was there to soothe
his pain, wipe away n tear, or whisper words
of consolation in his dying ear. Such was
the fate of him whose voice will never again
be heard in our social circle. Never will he
again linger around this altar to hear the sa-
cred words of truth and honor taught by
brother. Never will he again meet here to
kindle afresh the flames Of love and friend
ship. He sought in the West home for
those dearer to him than life, but whilst his
trust was in those principles of truth taught
by our order, we trust he has been taken to
that lodge on high, eternal in the heavens
Therefore,
Resolved That the members of this Lodge
wear the usual Masonic badge of mourning,
in memory of our departed brother, for thirty
days.
Resolved That while we bow with humble
submission to the will of an overruling Provi-
dence under so sad loss, we will regard it as
another warning proof of the uncertainty of
Merchandising us that our work must soon
be done-yet we acknowledge with earnest
gratitude the mercy of the Divine Giver of
all good for so long preserving the members
of our order at this place from death
Resolved, That this Lodge deeply sympa-
thises with the widow and family of brother
Clibourne, now smarting under the recent
death of husband and beloved daughter.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to
furnish the wife of brother Clibourne with
copy of these proceedings; and also a copy to
the editor Of the Athens Post for publication.
w. L. EAKIN
w. N. BICKNELL,
W. G. KING.
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Chancery Court at Pikeville.

July RULES, 1854.
Samuel Rankin, Alfred SwaiTord, Administra.
tors of Mason STAFFORD, deceased,
az.
The Planters Bank of Tennessee at Athens
the Union Bank of Tennessee at Chattanooo
ga, the President and Directors of the Bank
of Tennessee ut Sparta, James A. White
side, Reece b. Brabson, Thomas Carmi-
ohael, Daniel +. Cooke, Samuel Agee, W.
L. Nelson, and others, creditors of Mason
Swaiford deceased.
nN application of the compliments, it is
" ordered by the Hon John C.Gaut, Judge
of the Third Judicial Circuit, by his fiat en-
dorsed upon the Original Bill in this cause.
that publication be made for eight successive
weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
lshed in the town of Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring the defendants, and all other persons
interested in the estate of the said Mason
Swaiford, deceased to exhibit their claims
to the Clerk q Master of the Chancery Court
at Pikeville, Tennessee, and have themselves
made parties to this suit under the provisions
of1hc act of Assembly, passed February 2eth,
1852, or their claims will be barred, as pro-
vided by said act.
THO. N. FRAZIER, C. d. M
pikevile July 18th, lS54-St Prs fee So
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COM ERCIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August Z
BACON-IIog round a IKE, good demand, moi
much afering hams a SIC for good prime aud a.
1Oc for fancy cut canvased sides &C for ribbed and
Sc for clear stock light demand heavy; shoulders 80 a
&c, stock not large.
LARD-Scarce; prime leaf 1O1l q lie in barrels and
II ne In kegs and cans.
TALLOW l2kc q 10.
BEEVES a Sc for stall fed, nd q &c for grass fed
H0GS-5O to 100 IDS, &c and scarce
SHEEP az y head
WOOL 2s az soc for washed and is a zoe for unwash-
ed.
CORN 9Oc q 81 per bushel-price firm, stock not
large.
OATS 60 90 zoe and scarce.
PEAS 81 q s1,25 q bushel.
MEAL Csc a $1,12 q busheL
WHEAT is very scarce and prime new red is bringing
81, 40 a. $3.50 a bushel Of so Ms, and white LIS
FLOUR q SC in bags and $3.50 @ $1,000 in barrels,
stock light
FEATHERS 4Oc q b.
HAY $3.50 a $1,75.
No sale for Dried Fruit
BEESWAX % a 25c q ID.
GINSENG 2S q SOC.
BUTTER-scarce, 12 a zoe q ID.
EGGS IL 90 15c e dozen
EXCHANGE ON New York \ p cent for sight drafts;
Il q cent for 30 days. and par 60 days bills.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Medical College Of Georgia

THE Twcnty-third course of Lectures IN
L this Institution will commence the FIRST
MONDAY in November next.
FACULTY.
Anatomy-G. NJ. NEWTON, MD.
Surgery-L. A. DuGAs, NJ. u.
Chemistry and Pharmaoy-A LEX MEANS, MD.
Materia Medica Therapeutics and Medical
Jurisprudence-I. i. GARvIH. NJ D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and In
fants---J. A. Eve, d. :,
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy--li'
V. NJ. MILLER, N. u. >.
Institutes and Practice Of Mcdcine--L. ID.
FoRD, NJ d.
Comparative and Microscopic Anatomy
II. +. CAMPBELL, NJ D.
Demonstrators of Anatomy-R. CAMPBELL,
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regu.
larlv Mt the City Hospital, and ample cppor-
tunities will be afforded for the study Of Prae-
teal Anatomy.
Fees for the entire Course, sl05
MntricnIation Ticket TO be taken once,)5
For further particulars, apply TO
@. NJ. NEWTON, Dean
Augusta, July II, ls5l-3m a03
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Fer the Post.

DEATH OF BRO w. p. II. MoDERMOTT.
When the last sunshine of expiring day
fades into Summers twilight, we feel the soft
ness of the hour sink on the heart like dew
along the fowery turf SO, when good man
passes to his reward we make a melancholy
pause on the border ground between things
seen and unseen, and whilst voiceess thoughts
attend the traveller homeward, we yield to
those who are left tribute of sympathies,
calm, deep and holy. In our vigils over the
diving bed of our brother we had the pleas
ure of seeing the pathway of a just man
shining brighter and brighter, until its rays
blended and commingled with the perfect
day. The gloom of the grave is not jmpene.
trable. For him, as he ncared the confines of
eternity, the shadows were dispelled, and he
changed worlds in the full triumphs of liv-
ing faith.
lie was one of the earliest advocates of a
Temperance reformation, and by his advocacy
of the cause and great weight of personal
character, he has done much to enhance the
re.l interests of his fellow men. His reputa-
ton did not depend upon the breath of popu-
lar applause-he was great as he was good.
"what though the sculpture be destroyed,
From dark oblivion meant to guard?
bright renown shall be enjoy'd
By those whose virtues claim reward"
lie has obeyed the call oil the great Patr-
arch above, and we have sustained a loss that
we will not cease to deplore, nor will time
restore t-therefore,
Resolced, That Athens Division, No. 200,
announce our sense of bereavement, and thus
bear the tribute to exalted worth, which our
departed brother so richly deserved.
Resolced, That we tender our deepest SYM
pathies and earnest coincidence to the family
of the deceased.
Resolced, That copies of these proceedings
be furnished them, and also to the POST"
with request for publication.
BY order of the Division.
Aug, 4, 1854. w. Is. HERON, r.. s.
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Notice..

THERE was issued to the undersigned, Jonas
l. Lynn, on the Goth day of March, 1888, u
Land Warrant, No. 39lS, for forty acres
Said Warrant has been lost in the Transports
ton by mail or some other means unknown
to the warrantee. All persons are hereby
forewarned from trading in any way for said
Warrant, no one having any authority TO
transfer or convey the same. All persons are
hereby notified that have filed in the Gen.
eral Land Office edpedt asking said Warrant
to be cancelled and duplicate to Issue.
JONAS LYNN.
July 90, lS54-6t sos
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People of Amrrica!

Thousands of you have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pains, Ulcerous Sores Swelled Legs, Piles
and many other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed to cure, and your physicians have
pronounced incurabe-yOu need suffer no longer.
remedy is discovered and placed within the reach
Of all, that will all these complaints and make you
The great remedy is the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT
Important and extraordinary daily reported
to us as having been performed by the of this Lni
men and none who are disappontedit its effects.
For sale in Athens by WIN. BURNS; in Calhoun by r..
f. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS b. Balm. [aug II
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Take our Advice.

II you are troubled with slight Cold Cough, pay
immediate attention Il IT, Delays are dangerous, and
health is precious. A slight Cough may result in n Sc
rious and fatal disease. STABLER's AN0DYNE CHER.
RY ENPECTORANT Is recommended to you as one OF
the best remedies known for Coughs Colds Group Bron-
chts Asthma and all diseases OF the lungs and throat
II invariably gives relief and has effected nnumcrabe
cures Of long continued and deep-seatcd malades.-
Make trial Of IT, and tell your friends Of s good effects
The DIARllIGA CORDIAL Is also recommended to your
notice. II Is capital medicine In DarrhTa aud other
diseases OF the bowels which prevalent at certain
seasons. See advertisement In another column, and
descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the agents.
Price Of each, only 30 cents per bottle six bottles for
$500 aug.4
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REMOVAL.
G.. ~ j o Re I'd A N,
Dental Surgeon,
ATHENS, TEN NESSEE,

ATHENS, ESSEE,
HAVING removed to the office formerly
Il 4 occupied by DR.. May, one door West of
the Office Of the "post," respectfully informs
the citizens of the town and vicinity, that ho
is now prepared to do any description
of work in the line Of his profession.-
Artificial Teeth set on Gold Plate or Pivot;
Teeth Plugged with Gold; Separating, Clean
ing and Extracting Teeth, dc, de- lie flat
tiers himself from his skill and experience in
the profession, that he will be able to give the
most entire satisfaction in all eases, aud So
icits the attention of those who may have
occasion for the services of Dentist.
His charges will be reasonable.
References :--R. G. jackson, David Clenge,
George W. Ross, r. NJ. Fisher, w. NJ. Sehorn,
p. i. Gamble, Rev Edwin A. Atlee, l.. Dodson.
July II, lS5l-tf 27l
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For the Post.
unITpJ TSOITEf, pEVEpCEn


bow-legged Yankee came to our town;
He drove dun mare with blaze in her face;
The brute not blind, tho most certainly blown :"
The driUer was green, yet drove with grace.
To go any further a right hard job
The old rip was willing to try but hadn't the vim;
Unused to corn, she was death on the cob,
So he held up and told Al. to put her in trim.
Whilst she was thus slowly increasing her fat
lie proved that tho still, that still he could 90 It.
For with four beautiful creases in his hat,
With rest and reflection, he turned up poet.
He sang, his mare would limp from the gravel
His triumph JOrdan-alas how foreign
Soon he found that "a hard road to travel"
So he struck up tune for long Joe Warren.
For samvel c. he wrote a few verses
The metre was broken, the very fat
Sam his fingers snapped, and mutered few curses
Ramseys back should have creases instead Of his hat
The gentleman's trade selling perfume
sweet and charming mode Of laying in pelf
Tho from his peculiar scent presume
He ought to have kept it all for himself
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Circuit Court ut Decatur.
Richard A. McAdoo, Guardian,


Hiram Beaver and wife Patsy Beaver, former.
ly Patsy McAdoo and Others
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
IT appearing from the allegations ofthe bill
/ that Robert G. McAdoo, one of the de-
PENDANTS in this cause, is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post,
published at Athens Tennessee, for four con
sccutive weeks, notifying said non resident
defendant to appear at the next term of our
Circuit Court to be held at Decatur on the
fourth Monday of September next, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to said bill,
or the same will be taken pro eonteSso, and set
for hearing er parte as to him.
w. l.. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
Aug. IL, ls54-4t Prs fee $500 307
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Drugs, Again.

7 AN still striving to keep on hand a good
i supply of every article in the line Of
Drugs aud Medicines wanted in this market.
have just received some choice articles. My
stock is now large, and many of the articles
fresh and of tho purest kind. 1t would be
tedious to mention the articles comprised in
my present stock. | hope you will call and
see them at my old stand, opposite the NJ. L.
Church.
have on hand first rate article of SU
shortly add Coffee.
Duly grateful for the patronage heretofore
received, earnestly solicit n continuance
and increase of the same. No pains will be
spared on my part to give satisfaction to all
who favor me with their custom.
Athens, June 10. WM. BURNS.