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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20
More DRUGS,

lust received, alarge supply, among which
81 there are several articles not before il my
stock.
White Lead, dry and in oil; Red Lead;
Corn Starch; Lemon Syrup; Pain Killer Cod
Sash Tools, Frey's Vermifuge, McLane's Yer
mifuge; Chapman's Vermifuge American
Worm Killer; FerTy's Dead Shot; Railway
Ready Relief; Caustie Potash; Fine Cigars;
Fine Soaps, and Extracts for Perfume.
Jan. Is, 1854. WM. BURNS.
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ATLA4FA MARKET

ATLANTA, Jan. IS.
Wenotice no arrivals of Bacon since our
last-stocks light and not sufficient to supply
the demand.
Lardis also coming in slowly and our mari et
likely to again be poorly supplied the ensuing
season.
Butter 1Jc per ID. orgood.
Tennessee Hay is very scarce and in great de-
mand, l4c per 10.
Corn-Slightly declilfed-now selling at 65e
sacks reserved, or II c sscked.
oats G5c sacked.
Stock Peas soc, sacked
Whcat-Sull advancing 81 ,05 per bu., cash.
Flour Sc per bbl. =.
Corn Neal-7O a 7jc per bushel.
Feathers in good request at 45e per h.
Green Appies $ per bushel or SO per Dbl. ,
Irish Poidtocs 81! per Dbl, goood demand
at our figures.
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT & CO.,
General Commission Merchants for the Pur-
chase and sale of all kinds Of Tennessee Pro-
d,tce. Merchandise, Groceries, dc.
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LAND SHE.

Mary J. Wheeler, Administrator Of the estate
of John Stra1ley, deceased, and her hus-
band William Wheeler, and William W.
Stradley and Harriet Z. Stradley, minor
heirs of John Stradley, deceased, who sue
by their next friends, Mary J. Wheeler and
William Wheeler-Er parte.
DURSUANTtO a decree made IN the above
cause at the last term OF the Circuit
Court of Bradley county, Tennessee, will, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of March next offer at
public sale, upon lot number l2l, in the town
of Cleveland, Tennessee, the following de-
scribed Land and House and Lot, in Bradley
county, Tennessee, to wit:-40 acres of Land,
the Southeast corner Of the Southeast quar-
ter Of section fourteen, in township two, and
range one. West Of the basis line, in the
Ocoee District; also, one House and Lot or
part of Town Lot, in the town of Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, containing one
acre and a half, more or less, being three.
fifths of Lot No. l2l on the South side of said
Lot, adjoining a half acre lot once sold off
said Lot No l2l to James Steed by Paschal
Carter on the South side, and bounded on the
North by Caswell LEAFS Land and Mary L.
Boyd's Lot, on the East and West sides by
public streets. The terms of the sale will be
upon twelve months time, except the sum of
forty-five dollars, which is required to be paid
down, and the purchaser will be required to
give note and good security for the purchase
money not paid down, and the Clerk will re
tain lien upon said land and house and lot
for said purchase money, and the Clerk will,
ON the day of sale, sell said forty acres of
land separate and apart from said house and
lot. JOHN H. PAYNE, Clerk.
Jan. 90, 1s54-td Prs fee IS 27S
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co nj nj E R C IA L,
SAVANNAH MARKET.
SAVANNAH. jan. IA.

SAVANNAH, Jan, IT.
Corn-The market is well supplied with
this article, and the sales Of the week have
been to n fair extent. We quote 10 q Soc per
bushel. Prices are somewhat irregular.
Flour-'The supply of Flour is light and
the sales have been confined to the retail trade
In lots it is selling at S7aS7,25, and by retail
from store ut 81, so $40 per Dbl.
Bdcon-This article continues dull and neg
locted. A lot of sides sold ut 7tc per h.
Sah--The last cargo of Liverpool has been
retailing at 81 60 per sack.-Ncrs.
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nR- What mighty procession has been
moving towards the grave during all this past
yearl At the usual estimate, since the trst
of January, 1853, there have been more than
thiriv.0ne million fire hundred thousand OF the
worlds population gone down to the grave
Place them in long array and they will give
n moving column of more than thirteen hun
bred to every mile of the circumference oil
the globe. What a spectacle ms they move
on, tramp, tramp, the "Dead March" giving
its funeral notes rs they go to the silent
shades
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G.. A. j q X I'D A n.
Dental Surgeon,

ATHENS, TENN ESS Z,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL Athens and vicinity, that he has opened
an office in the building on Washington street,
one door East of the residence Of G. W. Ross,
and that he is now prepared to do amy de-
scription 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, DC lie nat
tiers himself from his skill and experience in
the profession, that he will be able to give the
most entire satisfaction in all cases, and so
Iicits the attention of those who may have
occasion for the services of Dentist.
His charges will be reasonable.
Dec. 9, lS53-tf 27l
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Valuable Slave for Sale.

ON Monday, the 9th day of February, be.
~ tween ~ and o'clock at the Court
house door in Athens, Tenn, by virtue Of an
order Of Court, will sell the very likely boy
GEORGE, aged 2s or 80, over six feet high,
sound and healthy. belonging TO the estate
Of Jolu Armstrong decd sold Cor payment
Of debts and for distribution.
Tennis 1900 in cash; bond aud security.
at 70 months, for the balance.
MOSES SWEENEY, ddp,r
of John drmStrong, DEED
Jan. IL, ls54-it Pre- fee 90 az
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DIED-At Sweetwater, Tenn, of Scarlet
Fever DoncAs ANN, youngest daughter of
Daniel and Mary w. Ileiskell, aged three years
and nine months.
Knoxville papers will please copy,
On Dee Goth, at his residence, ! 0 miles East
of MaryviIle Tenn, MARTIN MoTEEu aged 81
years one month and two days.
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n1gy- The Presidents House, tho National
Intelligoncer says, is now completely finished
and in full order for the reception of visitors
No previous time in its history has the Presl'
dental mansion equolcd its present eondI'
tion for comfort, taste and style.
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rB" A pickering pair of Quakers were
lately heard in high controversy, and the re-
pentant husband exclaimed 81 am determln-
ed to have one quiet week with thee"
"But how wilt thou be able to get it!' said
the taunting spouse, in "reiteration," which
married ladies so p7ovokingy indulge in.
twill keep thee week after thourt dead
WAS the Onnker's reiOinder.
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eyy" "Whiskcrett's" is the name of the
"little John cow.catchers" that the ladies
wear on their checks in the place "where the
wbiskcrs ought to grow" They are formed
by drawing down little tuft of hair from
tho temple, and curling up in the shape of
rams horn or little pigs tail with an extra
kink in it,
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sP An acre is comprised within the dis
lance of 900 feet length and 1913 feet width.
A square acre is a fraction less than 200 feet,
each way; being less than one inch too much
either side.
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PEDrGREE.-If the Heirs of William Saw
ycrs and Charles Sawyers, who left England
some time between l77O and l776, and settled
in South Carolina, will call on Joseph Pow
ELL Esq, of Greenville, S. c., they will learn
that they are entitled to a large Estate in
money, which has been deposited in the Bank
of England for many years. 1t is unclaimed.
Their Fathers name was William Sawyers.
Their Mother's-HIannah Hurst or Hust-
GreenriHe Mountdineer, 9Th inst.
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u.s.
Samuel /. Bradford, Thos. NJ. Bradford, Jane
Douglass and husband George G. Douglass,
Eliza Varnel and husband Albert Narnell.
DURSUANT to decree rendered in the
l. Worshpful County Court of Polk coun,
ty. Tenn, at the January term, 1854, will
offer for sale, on the 10th day of February,
1854, to the highest bidder, on a credit OF
twelve months on the premises, the follow
ing described tracts or parcels OF Land, viz:
The Southeast and Southwest quarters of
section thirty-one, township six, range one,
West, Iiwassee district; also, one hundred
and sixteen acres-the West side of the North
east quarter of section thrty-three, township
one, range one, West, IIiwassee district; Polk
county, Tenn.-in three lots to suit pur-
chasers, excepting dover which has been
laid off for the widow, and being portion OF
the lands formerly owned by Michael Brad
ford, deceased. and ordered to be sold for dis
tribution between the heirs. Bond with APP
proved security and lien on the land retain
ed for the purchase money.
E.P. DOUGLASS, Clerk,
and Commissioner, dc.
Jan. l3, lS54-it Prs fee So PIT
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H'Ofice.

r HEREBY forewnrn all persons from ira
| ding with my wife Martha Jane, us she has
left my bed aud board without cause, and l
am determined not TO pay any debts contract
ed 10y her kOb%Nl w. On an
Ian IA 1Sbi-3t% 2II
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~ There are some folks who think
good deal and say out little, and they are
wise folks; there are others again who blate
right out whatever comes uppcrmost, and we
guess they are pretty considerable .darned
fools
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.5y" Patience is very good, but perscver-
ancc is much better; while the former stands
ms a stole under difficulties, the latter whips
Them ont of the ring
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The President and Directors Of the Bank Of
Tennessee, and others,

Bazzcll TTcdicoth and James Hedjcoth.
ON motion, and it appearing that the de-
~ PENDANT James lIedicoth is non-resi-
dent, it is ordered that publication be made
for six successive weeks in the Athens Post, n
newspaper published at Athens Tennessee,
requiring the said defendant to appear on or
before the next term of the Chancery Court.
to be held at Pikeville, Bledsoe county, Ten
nesscc, on the second Monday Of March next.
then and there to answer the compliments
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing er parte rs to him.
THO. n. FRAZIER, O. d. NJ
Jan 10, lS54-6t Prs fee So 277
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BAcHELoRs.-The Cleveland Herald thus
addresses old bachelors: "lf our Maker
thought it wrong for Adam to live single
when there was not Il woman on earth, how
crimnaIly guilty are old bachelors, with the
world full Of pretty Urls"
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Sale of Slaves,

PURSUANT to an order Of the Circuit
L Court Of the county of Monroe, Tennes-
see, made in the case of the petition of Geo
4. Glenn, Administrator of A. d. Gentry,
decd, will sell to the highest bidder, on
Friday, the oath day of February next, at the
late residence of said Gentry, on Tellico River
the following valuable NEGRO SLAVES to
wit George, Toby, Ritter and Susan. A
credit of six months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving note and approved security.
L. T. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Jan. 20, ls54-5t Prs fee SO 27S
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C HANCERY COURTAT ATHENS
Pleasant NJ. Miller, Administrator Of Nc
Capmbcll Atchley, decd, :.

Pleasant NJ. Miller, Administrator OF NC
Capmbcll Atchley, decd .
John Knight, and the Widow and Heirs of
said McCampbell Atchley, decd.
1T appearing from an allegation in the bill
/ filed in this cause, that John Knight and
Henderson John are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication he made in the Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring the said
John Knight in his own right and rs admins.
traitor of Abraham Knight, decd aud the
said Henderson John to make their personal
appearance at or before the next term of the
Chanccry Court, to be holden in Athens,
McMinn county, Tennessee, on the Sd Monday
Of February next, and plead. answer or dc.
muir to the compliments bill filed against
them in said Court, or the same will he taken
ms confessed as to them aud set for hearing
accordingly. WIN. LOWRY, c. d NJ
Jan. IL, ls54-it Prs fee 90 27s
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TwENTy.sECoND OF FEBRUARY.

TWENTY .SEUUNU OF TEbNVhNl'
MERIDIAN SuS LODGE, No. 80, of Free and
Accented Masons will celebrate the 22d
February next by public Procession and an
Address, in Athens.
McNinn Lodge, No. 81, ]. o. of o. r., and
Athens Division, No. 200, Sons of Temperance
have been invited to join in procession.
Brethren generally are invited to partiei.
mite in the ceremonies of the the day.
JNO. f. SLOWER,
=. l. GAMBLE, Com.
SANrL II. JORDAN,
Athens, Jan. 10, 1854.
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Pianos.

IUST received, three very fine I octave
81 PIANOS, Of very fine build and beauty
of architecture, and for sale 10y
Dec.30. ii. u. EQUINE.
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HiWassee Scrip.

HOLDERS of HiCassee Rail Road Scrip or
III Certificates (no matter when duel issued
in place Of the Scrip, are hereby notified TO
present the same at this Office for payment
during the month Of FtJrWarH and further,
that no interest will be paid on Certificates
after tile LIST day of March next.
r. c. JACKSON, See'N
Athens, Dee l6, 1858.
c9s- All the Knoxville papers, and the
London Free Press will publish until LIST Feb
runry 1854.
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STATE of Tennessee, Bradley county
CIRCUIT COURT, JANUARY TERN, 1854.
Thomas Harry,

Repts Mabry.
(tAMt5 the defendant by his attorney, and
~ tits ordered by the Court that publica-
ton be made in the Athens Post, newspaper
printed in the town of Athens, McMinn coun-
ty, Tennessee, for four successive weeks, re-
curing the plaintiff to appear at the next
term of the Court, to be held in town of
Cleveland, on the first Monday in May next,
and plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs pc.
tition, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing &c pdrte.
JOHN H. PAYNE Clerk.
Jan. 30, lS54-4t Prs fee So 1913
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

AUGUSTA, Jan. Ia.
Cotton-The better descriptions are in good
request. and the market closed to-day steady
at The following quotations; Stained, u astci
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Wanted, Immediately,

TWO BOYS tolcarn the Tailoring Business.
| Appl, soon TO the undersigned, at Benton,
Polk county, Tenn. j. q A. LEWIS
ian. g. lsb4-St 20
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MAKE BOTH ENDS META very wise
maxim, we dare say, but awkward and in
convenient for most folks to practice. The
famous "India-rubber man" used to do it
quite easily-but few are made wholly Of
that flexible material
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The MEXICAN TREATY.-The story of the
New York Herald, about the Sloo Treaty be.
ing confirmed by President Santa Anna, is
wholly unfoundcd.
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NosEs SMRLL-"How dreGdfuly that cigar
smells y exclaimed Cushing TO companion,
why, it's m awful smelling thing oh, no
it's not the cigar that SMELLS was the reply.
'What is it thenr inquired Gushing. why,
it's your nose that smells, Of course; that's
what noses are made for
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Advccs from Detroit state that the Great
Western Rail Road will be completed to
morrow, the l4th instant and will be open
for travel on Monday next.
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EI'Ols.

7 DODsON has nm excellent lot Of Hang
A. ing Dog and Tcllico Bar, Mole and Tire
Irnn- for snle low for cash. april 10
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~ Some wag announces that one of the
Samese Twins has arrived in Charleston,
South Carolina, acc ompanied by his brother.
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Office.

A IL persons indebted to this Office for sub.
N. scri ptions, advertising, or job work, are
requested to pay their accounts by the first
of January next, otherwise they will
be placed in the hands of an officer for collec-
tion. We need what is due us, and must
make collections. SAM. i. WINS.
Dec l6, lSJ3-tf
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Carpenters Tools.

A FRESH supply Just received, of the fol,
"A lowing kinds: Bench Planes, double and
single, Flooring and Ceiling do, Bead do,
Rabbit do. hollows and rounds, Rosewood
Plow, | Fillister. also Saws, Saw Sets and
Steel Squares, all of the best quality, which
Will be sold low for cash, by
Dec 49, 1858. &. w. ROSS.
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RATHER AwKwARD.--To slip down, ((car-
fully agonizing the seat of pair OF trowsers,
have new hat blown of, and n new UNI
brella turned inside out, all Mt the same mo-
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NEVER DEsPAIR.-The following is among
Fanny FERNS best:

NEVER DEsPAIR.-The following is among
Fanny FERNS best;
Every cloud has a silver lining and He who
wove it knows when TO turn it out. 80, al
ter every night however long or dark, there
shall vet come golden morning. Your no.
blest powers are never developed in prosper
ity. Any bark may glide in smooth water
with a favoring gale; but that is brave, skill
ful oarsman who lows up stream, against the
current with adverse winds, and no cheering
voice to wish him God speed Keep your
head above the wave; let neither sullen nor
weak vaciIlaton drag you under. Heed not
the poisoned arrow of sneaking treachery
that whizzes past you from the shore. Judas
sold himself when he sold his MASTER and
for him there dawned no resurrection morn
ingl IT'S glorious to battle on with brave
heart, while covering pusillanimity turns
trembling back. Dream not of the word
surrender When one frai human reed af-
ter another breaks, or bends beneath you,
lean on the Rock of Ages The Great Ar
chitect passes You through the furnace but to
purify. The fire may scorch, but it shall
never consume you. He will yet label you
fine gold The narrow path may be thorny
to your tender feet; but the promised land
lies beyond! The clusters of Hope may be
seen with the eyes of faith; your hand shall
yet grasp them your eyes revel, from the
mountain top ever the green pastures and
still waters of peace. You shall yet nnbuc-
~ your dusty armor, while soft breczes
shall fan your victor temples. Meier Despair.
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~ The work on eleven sections of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, covering a
distance of fifty miles, has been let, and it
will be Immediately commenced.
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PULPIT ZEaJ-No man was ever scolded
ont of his sins. The heart, corrupt MS it is,
and because it is so, grows angry if it DO not
treated with some management and good
manners, and scolds back again. A surly
mastlr will bear perhaps to be stroked,
though he will growl even under the opera
ton, but if you touch him roughly, he will
bite. There is no grace that the spirit Of
self can counterfeit with more success than
religious zeal. A man thinks he is light
ing for Christ, and he is fighting for his own
notions. lie thinks he is skilliulIy searching
the hearts of others, when he is only graft
fying the malignity of his wn.-CoWPer.
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The snake may reach the eminence as Ger
tainy us the eagle, but he reaches 1t by crawl
ing, and he still remains snake.
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MARRIAGE
AND COMPETENCE.
WHY is 1T!

That behold many females in the merdan oil lie
broken in health and spirits with complication OF diseases
ailments depnying them Of the POWER Tor the enjoyment
Of life al an age when physical health buoyNcy Of sprp,
and happy serenity Of mind arising hom condition Of health.
should be predominant: -
Many ofthe causes of her suTenngs At hpeIaps years
before perhaps during glhood the first yea o m1rage
were theiI origin light unuoced and oil eoune
neglected.
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDEII!

To enable every one TO decide upon the indispe,t-
sable necessity Of possessing copy and that no wife
or mother need remain uniformed upon the many
causes which, sooner later, destined 10 make
fearful ravages upon her health unless guarded against
and that cOnsldcraic aud adcconate husband have
cause 10 upbraid himself with neglect Of the welfare
OF his wife-a pamphlet Of tlry-siN pages, containing
IiH 7YAe-pdge anil IldeB Of Contents, together with
extracts from the book will be sent free Of charge 10
any part Of the United States by addressing postpaid.
Is herein,
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Notice..

I'D WAS COMMITTED to Jail on the
IN 9th inst, one NEGRO BOY who
.HDk calls himself by the name of Green,
M and says that he belongs to a man
If)in Randolph county, Ca, by the
HU name Of James Sweat. Said boy is
about 26 years of age, five feet seven
or eight inches high, black completed, quick
spoken, rather heavy built, and will weigh
about 1876 pounds. The owner of said slave
is hereby requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
r. L. BATES, Sheriff
Of Bradley county Tenn.
Jan. 10, 1s54-tf 277
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Possessed the information contained in little volume tw
IN the reach Of ally which would spare 10 herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
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Chancery Court at Pikeyille.

JANUARY NILES, IoOT'
Martha Paine by her next friend) I,,;,;on
Isaac Robertson, Tor
rs. U;.o..,
John II. Paine
ON motion, and it appearing that tho de.
~ fendant is a nonresident, 1t is ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post, n paper published
at Athens Tennessee requiring the defendant
to appear on or before the next term Of the
Chancery curt, to be held at Pikeville,
Blcdsoe county, Tennessee, on the second
Monday of March next, then and thereto an
swer the compliments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, and set for hearing
ca pdrte THO. n. FRAZIER, e. d. a.
Jan. Is, ls5i-4t Prs fee So 277'
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Pianos

Collected, TUNED and REPAIRED by
- lSept. l6l ii. g. COOKE.
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A Ii sizes Cast Steel Bar for sale low by
n G. II. MILLS Il Co,
Lee % '53-273 Cleveland
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In the Chdncery Court at NadiSonriile,
JASrARY RULEs. 1854.
Mary Ann Walker,
Pryor H. Walker.

1T appearing from the bill filed by COM
L plainant that defendant Pryor II. Walker,
her husband, has abandoned her and left the
country, publication is ordered to be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
requiring said Pryor II. Walker to make his
appearance at the next term of the ChaneerIy
Court to be held at the Courthouse IN Madl-
sonyille, on the Sd Monday of March next,
and answer compliments said bill, lin which
she prays for writs Of injunction and attach
ment, and ultimately for divorce,) or the
same will be taken as confessed and heard
er pdrte. J. A. CoFflN' Z. d A.
Jan. 6, lS54-4t Prs fee SO 276