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Mooax J. y. AooSKn
MOORE = HOOPER.

L. Mooax J. y. HooSKA.
MOORE 4 HOOPER.
p1AR1ACUIlDTe AuD D1u0oloTo.
uAvE this day sssoeisted themselves to- -
IL esther ~ the purpose Of conducting
gsnsssl Drug and Prescription BUSINESS an
der shs above krm. Particular attention Will b
given 10 the latter branch to which they hsvs
both served : regular apprenticeship. Physi-
cisns and the public can rely on having their
prescriptions promptly AID accurately csm-
pounded st sll times, - one Of the hrn will BE-
constantly in attendance. s.
J. HENRY HOOPER.
March II. 1855 dtf.
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CHAQop ron 4 BARGAIN.
EOR 8ALE-The 0tore noW occ uuied bv
i C5s1hsrn 1 Harrison. Apply 10
GEORGE PARSONS.
Or st Bsnking Hosss Of Charles Parsons.
ksokuk, July l7-din
Atts0t30a! zttsatlea !!
uAVlN0 asde arrangs0snts for Ii. estab-
~ iishmsnt Of lasgs Clothing Mandatory,
on the Eastsrn plan. Am now Offering ny
o1AlNo AND SON NER GOODS
At PAINE COST.
These II nesd Of Clothing wilt And thi.to be
q rare ehs1ea.
Corner Of First "a Main streets.
NATHAN HOFrF Elmer.
kesl uk. July II. 1855. dAwiv
Rxeeatof'S Sale.
NOTICE i herebv givea 10 all concerned .tha,
1vby virtue - authority vsstsd 10 -, - exec
>tss ef TIE sstste Of Fullerton F. Me Willisms
6y - ssdsf Of the OeMaty Cosvt of Lss Cosnty
] shall. - The 3la day Of July Dsxt. between
TIE herss Of e'cisek 4. n. - I Sielsck Pm
II said day, at ths corner u Asia end Second
streets, Ksskuk, 10 frsat Of Chas1ss parsens.
Ds9ktag 6ssse. ell u ~ highest hiddsr, for
eAsA 10 Aan1. Lot sewn III in Bleek sixty -one
(ei) efths city sf Kssksk. Iowa
BAN r. MILLER,
EA's efshs Estate sf fslisrt.a T. Ne Williams.
Jsss 27sA, 16eS. july .. dtd-
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shass dsrsss aeAssvsossss u ~ Wild nGAon
DIN. base soc fos hss III pssss q - vessl -
psr,sA.b~ rssa~a. srcsspsssss tAss saAiss 4 ~.
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A#saa>. vhese As viii sxhskn has astsss&4ur - ~,
ssvcas ss1ssses svW Asss AwmiAahAe ss1 Gaepx, x,ess
srsassrss
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GATE CITH
BOOT AND SHOE. STORR
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=. liz. AAfs ef1E41. 'DH4w11s Aah aad 6ah. =
TN. UNDkQSf0NBDw wsaM rsspeeffsnr 1adI
! toe attention q tts kldiss cd Nenaieseo q
Aeokuk, snd vicinity. r. their 6ss eeA.wVt'ss.
leeted stock OF
Moons ARD ouoBs.
new epsnsd and tor ssls ct the above eefahai6h.
mont. comprising oil kinds Of Ladiees. oeeas,.
A'ssss', Boys, and Chidren's wear, Of IN ayjus.
grades end sizes, which we pledge epsoelvsss =
ell at the Lowest Cash Priccs, asd vuuld cnlv
respectfully solicit IN exaaissiieo sf oss s0ock
and prices, feeling coa6dsnt that both u peiat
sfQuslisy and pricss, ~ are able 70 please.
=. c. HUlSKAMP1A DRo.
lyme !, 1855
4ure Congress Water
FROM The Ssraeo1A 0prings ,or sale BY the
J. dozen o. singjs bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior CisY,te cf
Magnesia, Or purgative Mineral water. one Of
be most pleasant and sdsetsal cathastaes
known.
Call at Moore 4 nooper's nav Drug Store On
Main between n and "a Streets, north side.
xsokuk, Iowa.
Jane 9th, 1895
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/ r. We are indebted to <. r. Black
vsll. for Eastern papers in advance Of ths
,ajl.
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i. QridGman
Agent fdf tue nliss0uri State Mutual Insu-
i rance Company. the Dirsotoss Of wharh are
among the Oldest and hest known business ~
sf st- Louia. 1o4p0
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n For the Gate City.
LucrUnxs on IsrrDELIry.-A series Of
.ec.urcs oh Infdelity-in causes and
ire. viii be comm-nccd 1t Unitarian
NIL, Sabbath morning. 29th inst.
Subject Of lst lecture - Practical Inf
.lity. Ps. xiv 1.
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frooh butter n lee.
CUSTOMERS can b sapplisd until further
~ noties, with ehoies Dstier in lee at IS csnts
per pound, BY
wM. c. FUNKHOUsER.
Juas 30, 1855. IS Main street.
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CONsuMPrroN
SUCCESSFULLY TREI TED By INHALI TON
or INDICATED TAPORS
BY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ. ID.

Fellow Of the Royal College Of Physicians and for years
Senior Physician in the London Royal Inhnnary for
diseases Of the Lungs.
IN the treatment OF Consumption by Inhalation l
II have obtained the results which warrant me in as.
sorting that it is durable diseases Of the sto-
ach aud Liver.
Breathing medicine directly into the Lungs is certain
y the rational mode OF attacking the disease and like
many other great and beneicent discoveries it seems
strange why such treatment resorted to long
ago Where there is life, there is assured hope for
the most seemingly hopeless cases. throughout all the
stages of this nsdOus disease, the wonderful and be-
nihcent effects Of his treatment apparent In
also of Bronchitis, Asthma, sc. the nhalng Of
powders and vapors has been emnenty successful aud
To those suffering under amy OF the above named COM
plants, can guarantee speedy and certain relief
have pleasure in referring TO 2OI names residents Of
New York and neigborhocd who have been restored to
vigorous health. About onethrd of the above number
according to the patients statements, were con
sdered hopeless
The Inhaling Method il soothing, safe, and speedy
and consists in the administration medicines in such
manner that they are conveyed into the Lungs in
the form Of vapor and produce their action at the seat
Of the disease Its practical success is destined revo-
lutoniLe tue opinions Of the medical world and esab
lish the entire durability Of consumption.
Applicants will please state If they have hed from
the Lungs, il they have lost flesh, have cough night
sweats and fever turns-what and how much they ex-
pectorne what the condition of their stomach and bow
els The necessary Medicines, Apparatus &c., will be
forwarded to any part.
TEHNsFive dollars, consultation fee Balance Of fee
payable only when patients report themselves GONZALES
cent.
Dr. Roses Treatise Oh Consumption
price one dollar. ADDRESS
JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
feb 2-Gm Office S3l Broadway New York.
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THt KING OF THE FoRBsT.-A correspon-
dent of the Florida News, says: amid the
vegetation of the swamp land, the Cypress
tree towers lord ascendant, aud | doubt
whether in size the giant trees Of California
or Oregon can equal IT,
"The writer of this has measured one Cy-
press tree, which at its bse is between thirty
and forty feet in circumference. Standing
mon the bank of II narrow, forest shaded
crock, with hundreds Of the same kind, from
five TO ten feet in diameter, il seems to have
been placed there 10 king it over them ALL"
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Select School,
land for sale

a GREENBIY to an interlocuory order and decree Of
"a the Circuit Court Of Meigs county, Tenn made
and rendered the January term 1850 Of said Court
| will ON Saturday the Sd day of March next proceed
to 20 upon the premises and expose to sale at public
oscry to the highest bidder, the Northwest diagonal
half Of 100 Acres of Land, belonging to the
estate of John Martin, decd, lying and being in the
county and state aforesaid in the second civil district in
said county and being the Land upon which the deceas.
ed resided previous to his death Said Land will he sold
10 effect distribution. credit Of one and two wears
will he given bearing interest from the day Of sale ex.
cent the sum Of $40 which must he paid down on the
day osae Notes and good security will he required and
lien retained upon said land for the balance of the I'M
paid purchase money w. !" MCKINLEY, Clerk.
Fol- 9 1S5S-5t Prs fee 80 $40
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Harry LAND writer from Florence
snyst that in some respects Italy is the most
delightful country in the world. 1t is land
for example, where cleaning house, washing
day, and all other such interesting epochs in
the American calender, are moderated and
unknown. This exemption from the great
domestic evil of cleaning house is owing not
so much to love of dirt as to the peculiar
construction of the buildings. Thus, for in
stance, where the ceilings and walls are fres-
coed, or the latter covered with silk or paper
hangings, there is no need of withdrawing,
and where the panels and doors are of marble
or oak, there is no necessity for securing
paint. The ceilings and walls are kept clean
by ong.handled rebrushes The carpets then
are fastened to iron rings in the floor, by
means of large hooks in the binding, and thus
can be raised and laid down again as noise
lessly ana easily as bed covers. In Italy
large portion of the house-work, such as
washing, cleaning windows, DC, is done at
nm early hour in the morning before the family
are awake for the day; and SO quietly is it
accomplished that to a stranger it seems as
if the invisible wand of some mighty magician
had changed all in the night.
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sg- The question of individual liability of
stockholders in banks is about TO be tested.
Mr. John Tompson has commenced a suit
against the Eighth Avenue Bank, in New
York on a large amount of his notes, for the
difference between par and "a cents in the
dollar, ut which rate the notes are redeemed
at the bank department.. After obtaining
judgment, unless the bank pays the amount,
it is said, he will have recourse to the private
property of some Of the stockholders.
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Morms, worms!-rhere is no disease

Worms! WOrmS!-There Is no disease more
common among children and yet none which no FREE
quenty battles the skill Of the Physician, as worms. They
are highly detrimental to the constitution; and their
presence should be carefully guarded against by parents
On the first manifestation Of symptoms every
should he used to eNpe them promptly and thoroughly.
TLane's vermihge is well established as the most GER
tain safe and speedy remedy ever offered for this roub
losome and dangerous malady; and all who have the
management of children should keep this invaluable
medicine at hand In addition to its perfect safety II
never fails to produce the desired effect.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr. MLdRes
Ceiebwted Itrmifuge, and take none else All other
Ncrmihgcs, in comparison, are worthless Dr. MLanes
Nermifuge also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now he
had all respectable Drug Stores In the United States
and Canada,
For sale by =. II. KEiru Co., Athens j. A. O. W,
CoFFv jacksonville; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. Jan. 26l
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GIGANTIC RAILWAY ScnEME-A vast project
has been started in Australia. 1t looks to the
construction of railway 900 miles in length
10 connect the three colonies of South Austria.
liza, Victoria and Sidney. The plan, as de-
tailed by Sir Henry Young, the Governor of
South Australia, is that the necessary capital,
which is estimated at 10000, 900. should be
raised by II loan, the interest of which should
be provided for by votes of the three colonies,
and guaranteed at the same time by the I'm
peria government, aud that the lands for ten
miles ON both sides of the line, amounting to
- 100000 acres, should be placed under the
administration Of commissioners, with view
of being gradually realized, one.half of their
proceeds to be applied to redeem the loan the
other for introducing labor
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-02

FEMALE SruNK-The "Allegany Record, " in
alusion to the recent turn out of the women
in Otsego says;-"The women have turned
out en- mass, and entered every shop where
the critter was for sale, and either made the
keepers cry 'pee-unk,' and swear to be good
clever fellows in future or stove in the heads
of every barrel cask jug, or what not that
smclt Of. They say the liquor is lying
round loose, there-very loose Ourreaders will
be panied to hear that our old townsman
Jerome, was so shockingly frightened that his
teeth have all dropped out and he will be
compelled to wear splInts on his knees for n
long time. The last that was seen of the
poor fellow, he was making tracks on
Kelloog's ,ackass"
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IHE SEVENTEEN YEAR LOcUsTs.-Gideon
Is. smith, IN communication to the Patriot
says, according to my custom, | would give
notice that the seventeen years l.ocusts will
appear this year QS55 in the following
States, viz:
Massachusetts, about Barnstable and ada
cent towns. This is very small district, but
the locusts will be very numerous in the
groves. They will not, however, "bend down
nor even break by their weight the limbs
OF the trees" MS DIR. Harris remarks they
do.
Maryland, the whole ofthe Eastern Shore.
Maryland, ON the Old Liberty and Windsor
Mill roads, commencing about miles from
Baltimore and extending To Carlisle, Pa
They will appear also all over the State in
very small numbers.
Virginia in Kanawha county. This is 4
very small District, unless it is connected with
the next District, in Kentucky, &c.
Kentucky, about Lexington, Frankfort,
FIemmingSburg, and extending to Meigs and
GaIlia county, Ohio.
As You will perceive, this will be very
interesting year to those who pay attention
to such matters, as it will afford an opportu-
nifty for many observations. The object OF
giving this early notice is to enable persons
10 look for them now. They can be found n
all the above places, wherever trees, shrub.
berry or forests grew in 1888, by digging
down one or two feet. They will be found
in their cells, inside of Jumps of earth Of the
size OF the fist or larger; aud when these are
broken by the spade or otherwise, the cells
will he exposed and the locust grubs in them,
one in each cell.
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10y A nice young army officer, now IN
Constoutinoplc, writes to his cousin, IN Lon
dom that the concluding line of Payne's
popular ballad, There is no place like home"
is decidedly more poctical than true, "Con-
stautuoplc." he writes, "is the ploce.-llerc,
for the patry sum Of 500 sterling year.
man Of moderate desires may live like a prince
--commodious habtatiou--the best of wine
the most glorious tobacco three beautiful
wives and no going to church, A soldiers
raradse Lrulyl
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ID. ID. DICkEY,

DEALER IN
wy
-
No'o'ohege street, NashNiic, Aehh',
HH ANNEXED and Rolled Iron more than 100 differ
ent sizcs) Cut Nails and Spikes; Wrought Spikes
Cut Shear, ind German eel English and American
Blister steel; Sheet Iron, al sizes Platform Scales, all
sizes Counter Scales Coffee Mills; Iron Axc Springs
low Ware; Sad Irons; Bark Mills; Pow Castings.
,,rsc.,.rur,I Ur,oJou,eufss 4, yyacb;uca,
" =, -. r., - >,,.,,,. NJ 4, :
Flows ol w Puttol,s' nhue ~ w 1 ~" 'ae
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Tenne ssee Academy,


washington. thea county. Tenn.
TN community untainted with the corrup-
4 lions that are sometimes found about VII
lores. and free from the temptations to the
vice Of intemperaucc; healthy, saubrous
climate, blessed with water flowing from
Perennial springs, is an Institution of learning
tbnt commends itselfto the public in general,
and especially those desiring to obtain Iib-
erol Education. This Institution is under
the immediate control of Mr.. T. j. CAPps, late
Of Z. T. u, and Miss ANN DELAvERGN, both
eminentlv qualified for the high and impor-
FAINT trusts committed to their charge, MS
their past services in connection with this
High school amply Justify us in saying
These facts, together with the low rates of
tuilion and board, cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction to all who are disposed to favor
this school with their patronage.
The latter Session of the Academic year
will omen on the 4th Monday Of January inst.
RATES OF TUITION:
1st Class-Spclling, Reading, Writing and
Elementary Arithmetic, 5000
ID Clnss-G geography, Philosophy, Eng
lish Grammar, Rhetoric and Logic, 500
al Class-Latin. Greek, and the higher
branches of Mathematics. 1900
January 20, ls55-St 83l
Location will be Vacant.
yr,IIE undersigned DESTROYS Of "rctiring to private
life bers leave to say to those Interested, that he
,i rrsign thc position he now occupies Principal Of
Academy at the close Of the present session
7. j. CAPPs, A. u.
Washington, Tenn Feb, ., ls55-it
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Jan ~.
Our market presents feature since our last re-
view. BreadStuifs and Groceries continue firm Stocks
Of the former light.
BAcON-0d, we quote dull sale @ DC; new, none in
market, would bring loo II n.
LARD-New, fair supply, moderate demand, II "a 12c.
BUTTER-Scarce, in kegs Is % zoe p h.
PoRH-Plenty, good demand, 40 SIC; Picked % Sc.
CoRS scarce, in sacks 80 90 95c. CoRS MRAa in de-
mand 95c q 81. OARS, none in market, worth 7Oc-
Flour, common superhne $40 u Dbl. WHEAT none in
market, in demand, 81 60 u bu
IRIsH PoTATOES-Northcrn, good supply, 800 q SO p
Dbl: Tennessee So p bbl,
GROCERIEs--ColIee Molasses and Sugar Unchanged
Adamantine Candles DC u 10. Cheese fair sup
ply good demand, l2ie a. BE Il d.
Money market stringent
Yours, truly,
sEAGO & ABBOTT,
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Notice.

NUY husband, WILLIAM ALNEHr lIANKiSs, having LEFT
I'VE me IN destitute and helpless condition, in North
Carolina about the first Of August last and since that
time married another woman In McNIinn county, Tenn,
and left for PARTS unknown, this Il therefore 20 warn the
public against the caous hearted scoundrc and that he
NAV he dealt with he deserves Said Iankns IA about
six high dark complicated black hair and eyes spare
made, and rather stoop-shouldered
Feb 2, 1888 MARIA HAWKINS.
- papers friendly to the cause Of humanity are
requested to "pass him round.'
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Macon Market.

MACON, Jan. 80.
Sales Of Bacon and all kinds of Produce heavy with
unusual good demand for Bacon for this season.
BACoN-New, hog round a 9Hc; sides a 91Gc
hams l0]g az lie shoulders q 81 p 10.
LARD-MOderate supplies, in barrels 90 % lie u D.
Com scarce and in good demand, 81 no 40 Ito y bu
OATS scarce and in good demand, % a. Zoe II bu
Peas and in good demand, 81 % 90 $50 n bu
MEAL scarce and in good demand, $l1O 40 ~ u bu
FLOUR and sales ready, 4T5 a. 50 n hundred.
FEATHERS-Slow, 40 a 43 u n.
lIAY-Good Tennessee l,75G a - u cwt.
PoTATOEs-Irish 40 40 50 q barrel.
COTToN-rast few days sales heavy, 3 90 7Lic
SUGAR-New Orleans 8 a. slIc. MoLAssfs, by the
hid, 80 a. 3Oc. SALT 100 "a 81 q sack.
EXCHANGE on New York y % Z q cent
Respectfully,
ALLEN DUNLAP,
Commission HeTchdnts, WdcoA Ga.
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P0plar Hill English School.

UNIlG third Session of this Institution com
| menced on Monday, January 18th, 1850
This school is located three miles South OF
Athens, Tenn, near Cedar Sprlrg camp
ground, in the midst of u beautiful and healthy
settlement. Nothing like n local epidemic
disease has ever been known in the vicinity.
Terms, per Session Of Fine months payable
at tie close of the session,
photography, Reading Writing and
Mental Arithmetic, $500
Written Arithmetic, Geography and
English Grnmmer, "oo
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Logic,
Rhetoric, Algebra, Geometry, Trigo,,
nometrv. Mensuration of Surfaces and
Solids. Navigation and Surveying, 1000
Tuition charged from the time the Student
enters School till the close of the Session, and
no deduct on made except in case of sickness
or other Frovdential hindrance. Boarding
can be had in good moral families at 81 per
week. .. y. BAIRD, fT"rtP""
Ian OG 1S5i-2m 81
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SUNDAY AMUsEMENra-1he following APP.
pears in Calaveras California; county pa
per:
a grand bull fight and fight between
bear and jsckass will take place on Sunday
next December 10 at Mokelumne Hill. The
proprietors regret that the exhibition last
Sunday was not satisfactory TO the public;
but they pledge themselves that on the coming
occasion they will give entire satisfaction.
The performance will commence with fight
between two bulls; next n woman will be
introduced, who will fight with and kill one of
the widest bulls that can be obtained from
Posada Ranch. The whole to conclude with
n fight between a bear and a jackass. Doors
open at ~, aud Tickets 81 90"
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Sale of Land and Negroes.

DURSUANT to decree of the Circuit
Court Of Monroe county, Tenn, in the
case of :. Wallis. Administrator of Biddy
Wallis, and Others VS. L. W. lIyden and wife,
| will sell to the highest bidder, Oh saturday,
the 81 day of March next, on the premises
ot IN. late residence of Biddy Wallis, deed,
n Tract of Land containing one Hundred and
Eiobfy four ACrcs more or less, being the
Lands IN the possession of said Biddy Wallis
at the time of her death, and more partcu
lnrly described in the pleadngs and two NE
emo SLAVES, viz: China and her child,
Esther Ellen. All of which Land and Ne
grocs will be sold on credit of one and Two
wears, except the sum Of seventy dollars,
which will be required to be paid in hand on
the Land. Bond and security will be required
and n lien retained upon the land until the
purchase money is paid.
l.. f. GRIFFITH, CLERK.
Jan. II, ls55-6t Prs fee So 1871
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Sale of a Valuable Farm.

Am the 9Th day Of March 1875 will sell to the high
y est Bidder, on u credit Of six and twelve months
with interest the Farm which Madison Clbourne re.
sided tin his death. It contains 2l0 acres aud will all
he sold Including the widows interest and is very de-
sirable Farm. ~ a. OOFFlN, O. g W.
Fob . tsSb--Ht Prs fee ~ RIO
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OFFICE EAST TENNESSEE GEORGIA RAIL Roam Co.
Athens, Tenn, Jan. %, 1855

EIM ItNHt8751 Il WTVT IT" '''''T 1'0"W IOWIWNY.
u yOU are hereby notified that the Directors have or
u dered the Twelfth and last call Of Twenty-Five Dol.
lars on the Share, to he paid before the second
day Of April next and that payments can be made to
II. A. NJ WHITE, Knoxville; WM LENOIR, Lenoir's s;
r. c. JACKSON, Athens.
Feb2-5t G. WALLACE President
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Farm in the Dry Valley

9SLN ASLAHI.S.
6AN Thursday the LIST day Of February next IN. sinh
" scriher will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION on the
premises, his valuable Farm, containing
22o Acres,
more or less, lying five miles West of Athens on the
line Of the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road and
adjoining the lands of VIM. Burk the heirs Of r. p Pet.
utt deceased, and Others about 100 of which /,
under cultivation. Said Farm is finely timbered well
Watered, and has ON II a first rate orchard Ac There
is ON the premises good Dwelling House, new Barn,
ard all other necessary out-buildirgs.
good guarantee title will be made to the said Land
TERMS OF SALEA credit Of one and two wears will he
given, in equal nstallments, requiring bond and good
security, and lien retained the land until the Dur.
chase money is paid. W W PECK
Jan. II, lS5J-3t 300