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B. +. EMERSON, Secretary.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY IL.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY IL.
SChr, Maria Elizabeth, Booker, New York by
b. B. Smith.
Schr. Belle Conway. Delany. Philadelphia, by
D. B. Smith
MEMORANDA.
SEhrt. A. J. Horton, ReeYes; Sarah Woodbridge,
higgins and Amer L., Hamblin, FROM tbs port
Sfn'ed at Boston, sth inst.
sehrs W. D. Csrgill, Hawkins. from this port
tnd Hamilton, Ogden, FROM Georgetown, arrived
NNsw York. 9th inst.
schr. Medcrs Bartlett. for Georgetown, d. T.,
cleared at Portland, 9Th inst.
Schr. John Randolph, Phillips, from this port
arrived ut Richmond, 9th.
aS> Messrs THOMAS, SHAcxELroRD, and SIXTH
Will address the citizens of Fsuquier, at Upperrille
On Wednesday, the 18th inst. my ltd
~ N0TICE.-ELDHR W. J. PrRINareS, If
nothing prevent. will preach this Thursday even.
ias at 4 o'clock, at the Lecture Room, corner Of
puke and Royal streets. my l2-lt
n FOR PHILADELPHIA.-The regular
116kpacket Schr. ANN PICKEREL, Palmer,
master will take what freight may offer. and sail
% Thursday Apply on board, at Long Wharf,
ChA<NA~t
my ll-2 No. 81, Union Street.
Wal: CQAL!!-Weexpect daily . cargo OF
~ RED AND WHITE ASH EGG, and broken
hnNe Ash Tor bakers and furnaces; also, Philadel-
yu'A Stove for summer cooking. Sold low from
s1e vessel. lmy l2--lw] WISE ! co.
" BBLS. very choice OLD RYE WHISKEf
w I bbls. superior do. do. mine years old.l
u,s .rasks James Heunesey Brandy. vintage
'fo and ls4s-just received and for sale by
my i! WASHINGTON 4 co.
BBls. WEIGHS Premium Family FLOUR
~ ~ ~ bills. other choice brands, which We can
'S.onnend-for sale by
myl2 WASUJNaTON 4 CO
GASES BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL, the best
WI impOrted--for sale by
my J? WASHINGTON + co.
CASKS VERY SUPERIOR SCOTCH ALE,
~ stone jars, for sale by
ny WASHINGTON / co.
TEA! TEA!!-2s half chests superio,
ny ,a Sdss Tss, just received and for sale By
-" WASHINGTON 4 co.
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$4,000 PER YEAR! HONORABLE BUSINESS

4 GENTS WANTED LOCAL 9 TRAVEL
n LING, in every Town and County in the
Union, TO engage in the sale Of New Articles, Pa
TENT Of utility, beauty and novelty demanded N
every family, office, store and mandatory, AFFORD
Ing iarys profits and quick sale. No humbGg, o.
medicine, and no bonus for patent right. BOOK;
If description terms, references and notice. hhlSN
VA applica alton with three cent stamp. I"
WILBUR, SMITH CO
80. South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Ia nk; f-Dawlm
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"a FOR SALE.-That valuable PROPER
-E..A TY, being lot containing abont FOlR
THOUSAND SQUARE FEET OF GROtND
with the FRAME TAVERN upon it, now ecu
pied BY Capt. James duy, tadjoinlng sAo store OF
Blackjack, Marshall s C0.,) fronting on Union
street 65 feet i inches, aud binding upon Fayette
Alley From it, elligitie locutlon this property
presents, IN excellent opportunity for n safe and
improving investment. Terms-Sl.jOO in hand.
the balance N Two, three and four years. with
interest. secured by the purchaser notes. and
deed If trust on the premises. Apply personally
or hy letter e. POLLARD WEBB,
No. J2J. fih H.. IN Washington City. ID. C., or 10
C. ". WATTLES, Alexandria.
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FISH, FISH! FISH,.

H4SHIN TON d co,
TAyE IN STORE, and offer for SALE upon
III the beat terms upov,x.
500 bbls. No. EASTERN HEfhiN"
275 ALEWl|ks .
n h. We desire to call particular attention "
our large stock of FISH rs We a Nv 'rsa, in
Ianso'ne.'' NV IL
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pyrurpMAN n cos

2IxMEKHAN Z W
LATE LONGWORTH LINN
PURE CATAWBA BRANDY co,
u,uE .ubscriher has just received q lot OF IA
TAWBA BRANDY. which he will ""''""'
P"'s' ~" WIN A. HART,
No. 100 King st, cor at PIT
zrsign of The Golden Mortar.
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BY :. j. McCORMICK-AUcTI
NCCOUUAS MILLS AT PUBLIC SALE

A -
~ The above well known MILLS will be offered
tor sale, by auction, Wedne-ddy, Ja"e lst 1859,
al II o'clDck A., in front Of the Mayors Office,
Alexandria. They are situated III the town OF De
ropuan. Prince William county, Va, AT the bead
| Of tide water On tho Occoquan river. and have wa
ter carriage to Alexandria from which they are
distant about sixteen miles by and,) 10y means OF
the 0ccouuan and Potomac rivers. In the Nor
chant or fiourng MILL We run three pairs o! five
aud a half and three pairs Of five fest FRENCH
BURRS.
Ga The north wall Of the MILL stands on the
E:i Oceoouan river, so that vessels deliver grain
into the MILL, and FLOUR is lowered by block
and tackle into their hods.
ers There is also n GRISr MILL. with one pair
lib o! BrRRS, II SAWMILL, and PLASTER
MILL. The water wheels all twenty feet high,
and osrrshot The water power and privileges
are known to lie the most valuable between the
Potomac and Rappahannock.
There is excellent opportunity 10 select any quail
ity Of wheat in the Alexandria market, aud the
-upp!cs derived from the neig hboring country ale
considerable.
The situation lie healthy. porhsps, as any in
the world
At the same time will DO offered for sale,
- FRAME DWELLING, used as the Miller,
I5 house. and n LARGE STONE MANSION,
with all the necessary out-buildings. GARDEN,
ORCHARD &c, and beautifully situated. Pos
s.sscssion given Immediately
TERMS One fourth of the purchase money to
be paid in hand the balance in three equal install
monts nj one, two. and three years. with interest
10 he secured hy deed Of trust.
JOSEPH JANNEY 4 CO..
ap 29--eots Alexandria, Va.
NOR SALE-The undersigned will offer at
Il Public Auction, in the town OF Leesburg. III
front of the Court House of said town, the 18Th
dag of Jsne ensuing, that highly improved and
productive Farm in the county Of Loudoun, state
of Virginia, called .SOWER VILE. containing
about 500 ACRES, binding on Goose Creek, late the
property Of Mrs. Martha 5. Blincoe. within six
miles Of Lecsburg, the County town, where there
ARE first rate Schools and Churches OF different de
nominations, and Others in the neighborhood Of
! the Farm and two Mills adjoining
| e. On the premi ies is two-story DWELLING,
| Ei Overscer's House, Barn. &c, all in good order,
and Springs in every field; u good Orchard, CON
sisting of Apples, Peaches. Pears, and Cherries,
| and n very healthy situation.
| The sale to commence about o'clock, p. NJ.
| One-fourth will be required in cash; the balance
in |, :, and 3 years, with interest and deed Of
| trust 10 secure the deferred payments.
! The Alexandria, Loudoun, md Hampshire Rail
road is expected 10 reach Lecsburg during the Fall
my j-eots THE HEIRS.
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NyoTICE.-FIRE INSURANCE COuPAAi
~ or ALEXANDRLA.--A semi annual Iii
lend Of per cent the Capital Stock Of t.i.
Institution has been declared, payable 10 TIE
Stakeholder, or their legal representative, "a
and after Wednesday, the 9TH inst.
NV 3-eo3w c. w. WATTLES, S.cy
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DOTAT0ES POTATOES "--ljO bush. Jersey
J. Mercer Potat"-- for seed. in store and for .ale
by ADDISON, WALLACE 4 co,
III, - No - thI"n.s,
HERRINu.--pr,n Noys Scotia aud Labrador
II Herring, tor sale ty
uy1 WHEAT 4 BRO.
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Johnson convicted at the last Rnppahan-
mock Circuit Court for poisoning his wife, is
tn he hung tomorrow.
TIME HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS,
Conceived. compiled and comically conf"cted'
hy Spaycry. Aided added, and abcttcd by over
300 curious cuts-one handsome l2nV. volume,
cloth Sl.2j louatts History. Treatment AMI
Diseases of the horse, embracing an abstract u
the best veterinary practice, usefu! medicinal and
other recipes articles Of food, etc. with treatise
on Draught and copiOns indeN--a new edition,
illustrated Sl.2J. The City: IL sins and SCR
rows being II series Of sermons from Luke Nix. II.
He heheId the city, and w"Pt over II, by lhos.
Guthrie, b. D., author Of the Gospel Ill Ezekiel,
&c Broken CistcTD>. or the story at jessie
Wurthinrton. %, The Working Boy sunday
Improved, 5Jc. lliliard's Fust Class. Second
Class. aud Third Primary ResderS Red Jack, 81
IA, Scouts Rife 2yc. :. Mssnu- Brilliant Car
mine LAX. the best aitinle nOW III Use. just re
eiV.l aud for sale hy
jas. ENTWI$LE 4 son,
myl2 No. - King street.
STEGkOES WAN1EpI wtsh L. purchase
y ANY number Of NEGROES. Tor which | VII
ruy liberal prlces Those wishing u sell. will DO
we'll t. call IN ME before selling, at my old etand
81 West End, AlexanIria, Va.
aug tS-dd JosEfh eholN-
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ChanCerySale ofLand

Adelia Baker in her own right, and as regu.
lar Guardian Of Samuel L. Baker, Katha.
rine Baker, James W. Baker and Mel
vile M. Baker, and Jones Bailey and wife
Esther Emily Bailey, formerly Esther Emily
Baker, and y. Q. McClung and wife Harriet
L. McClung, formerly Harriet L. Baker
Er pdrte.
PURSUANT to a decree rendered at the
L February term, 1859, of this Court, |
will sell, on the premises, to the highest bid.
der, on the LIST day Of April next, the follow.
ing described LANDS, to wit 1.-THE South
half of section IL. Also, the South half of
the Southeast corner of the North west quar-.
ter of section H. range 2, West, fractional
township 5-twenty ncres. Also. the North.
east quarter of section 10. range 2, West,
fractional township 5. Also, a small Island
on the South east Of the foregoing Land
Sold for one'third Of the purchase money in
hand and the balance on one and two years
credit, with note and security for the same
and interest from date of sale, and lien re-
tanned on said Lands until the purchase
money is.paid. Said Land has been valued
at Forty five Hundred Dollars.
j. II. ALEXANDER, @. d NJ.
Feb Is, 1S59-6t-prs fee SS.4O-5fS
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ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE.

Dear POST enjoyed a very agreeable
surprise few day since, during flying visit
paid to your place. l expected much Of the
pleasant town Of Athens and was not disap.
pointed. But I was not prepared to find that
q promising institution had sprung up even
in our midstI and almost without our know.
ing it. refer to Athens Female College,
which already numbers more than eighty pu.
pills. r
The College building was the least part of
my surprise, though it is q handsome struc.
ture, and well adapted to the purposes for
which it is designed. The desksare certain.
~ the most elegant and convenient to be
found in any School in East Tennessee, what
ever Its grade or pretensions But my adm.
ration was complete when met the agreea.
BILE and entertaining President Rev. Il. Row.
ley, who needs no eulogy from me where he
Is SO well known and appreciated But
cannot refrain from saying that regard him
as possessing, in an extraordinary degree, the
energy, decision and tact, SO necessary to sue.
cess in his profession.
Mrs. Valencia Wicks, of New York, most
accomplished aud interesting lady, has charge
OF the Musical department. No one that has
heard her execute the most popular music of
the day, in her brilliant and animated style,
can doubt her superior ability in that depart.
ment.
Miss Carey and Miss Turnkey are we'll quail
i6ed for their respective places of labor
oStsinlY pQthiaSu0 81 exceed the beauty and
DnEsnk in elk and
giving
Mems of
IFS that read yonr
U ii pleased and sur
'prised at the sdccess and promise of the nsti-
tuition. Yours, respectfully, Eco.
Roane county, Feb. 1859.
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For the Post.


obN AoAN hO~hhbihl.
Mr.. Editor:-I had the pleasure of attend.
ing the close of this School, which came off
on the 4th inst, and would remark that it
was literary entertainment Of considerable
interest. At 81 o'clock p. NJ, the house was
filled to overlooking. Original compositions
were read by the following young ladies:-
Mics M. J. Mcdonnell, subject, "Tl,e Four Sea.
sons" Miss Sue Bible, "Cheer fitness" Miss
Molie Donaldson, THE Sum-" Miss L. J. Hill.
debrand, "Our SCHOOL," Miss NJ. +. Fleming,
Condolences" Miss Allie V. Henderson, "The
Bible" The compositions were very good
There were also some two or three questions
discussed by the young ladies. will only
mention one-"Do children raised in town
make as good citizens as those raised in the
conntry"-Miss Laura Ambrister, affirmative;
Miss Cal. Mcconnell, negative. This ques-
ton was ably discussed, and the repeated and
loud applause Of the audience was proof of
this assertion. The music given by the young
ladies was quite cheering. This School Is UNI
der the control OF Rev. Mr.. Blackburn, who
is good instructor, and Miss Jos. Wright,
graduate of Asheville and a fine scholar. Let
the people throughout the country patronise
this institution. The next session begins LIST
March. Ii.
Cleveland, Feb 0, 1859.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New Orleans, Feb. 9.-President Fowlkes
has arrived from Marshall, and deposited
the stockholders loan in bank here. lie ad-
dresses the public tomorrow night. He re.
ports deficit of 100000 in the accounts
Of the road.
Neu York, Feb. LITTLE steamship
Moses Taylor has arrived from Aspinwnli,
with the California mail, and one million
three hundred thousand dollars in treasure.
The settlers in one Of the valleys of Cali
fornia killed forty Indians on New Years
day, for killing stock, and committing other
depredations.
sAvASNAn. Feb. l2.-The grand jury tot ny
found true bills for piracy against Capt. Cor
The last three are now in Jail.
Learenworlh, Feb l4.-The Territorial
Legislature adjourned Friday. A bill passed
granting pardon and immunity from prosecu.
ton, on account of past disturbances in
Southern Kansas. The Governor approved
the bill,
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Tue USE OF DR.. HosrErrER's STOMACH BrrrKRs,
for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heaviness Of the
Stomach. or any other like affection, is second
to none in America or abroad. To be able to
state confidently that the "l,itters" are a GER.
tain cure for dyspepsia and like Diseases is to
the proprietors q source Of unaloyei pleas
IRE. Ii removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, pnrifes the blood, imparts renew
ed vitality to the nervous system, giving IL
that tone and energy so indispensable for the
restoration of health. The numerous nc.
acknowledgements of its superior excellence and
benifcent results, have assured the proprie.
tors that it cannot but prove grent cure to
the afflicted, and impart vitality to the thor.
ough system.
sTS- See advertisement in another column.
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HosTETTER's
STOMACH BlTTERS.

fbr Gte cufe Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Edssed,
0e,pisssris grisi"g yrg 3; s,orIid tsaesios
byseafery. collie, cholera 1ov5rs, DC.
In view of the fact that every member Of
the human family is more or less subjected to
some Of the above complaints, besides in
Vulnerable other conditions In life, which,
by the assistance Of little knowledge or
exercise Of common sense they may lie able
30 to regulate their habits Of diet, and with
the assistance Of good tonic, secure per
manent health. In order to accomplish this
desired object, the true course to pursue In,
certainly, that which will produce natural
state Of things at the least hazard Of vital
strength and life for this end DR.. Hostctter
has introduced to this country prepars-
ton called HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, which at this day is not new
medicine, but one that has been tried for
years, giving satisfaction to all who have
used it. The Bitters operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels and liver, restoring
them to a healthy and vigorous action, and
thus by the simple process Of Strengthening
nature, enable the system to triumph over
disease. Diarrh9a, dysentery or fux, SO
generally contracted by new settlers, and
caused principally by the change Of water
and diet, will be speedily regulated by
brief use Of this preparation. Dyspepsia,
disease which is probably more prevalent
when taken in all its various forms, than
any other the cause of which may always
be attributed to arrangements Of the diges-
tive organs, can be cured without fail by
using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS as per directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recon.
mend Bitters of some kind, then why not
use an article known to be infal1ible
Every country have their Bitters as pre-
ventive Of disease, and strengthening of
the system in general, and among them all
there is not to be found a more healthy
people than the Germans, from whom this
preparation emanated, based upon scientific
experiments which has attended to advance
the destiny Of this great preparation in the
medical scale of science.
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TIE Grover 4 BAKER CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE will be delivered at the resi-
dence Of any person in East Tennessee, Or
dering the same, and the purchaser fully in
structed in its operation, free Of charge.
Price Of new style, just introduced, from
500 to $3.50.
These Machines will now Embroider, Stitch
Fell, Over.seam, and by the aid of new
Hemming Foot, will turn and stitch a hem.
The superiority Of the GROVER & BAKER
Machine to any, or all others in use, does not
admit Of douot. tB- Send for Circular.
Address LEE CHAPMAN, agent.
Dec l0-3mx Knoxville, Tenn.
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New Firm.
GIBSON 4 WESTER.

HAVE this day associated with me in the
l. MERCANTILE BUSINESS, Mr.. J. L. IVES.
TER, OF Roane county, and will continue to do
business at the old stand.
All those indebted to me, either by Note
or Account, will please call and pay up, as
my old business must and shall be closed.
Jan IA, '59-tf-53S G. +. GIBSON.
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Land for Sale,

TIIE undersigned offers for sale VALUA.
l. BILE TRACT OF LAND, containing $50
Acres, about 100 Acres cleared, and about 80
of good Land to clear the balance well tim.
bered--lies well, well improved and excellent
water. The Farm is situated in healthy
section of country, five miles West of Tellico
Plains, and one mile North of J. A Peck's
Store. Monroe county, Tennessee. Payments
in instalments to snit the hardness of the
times. MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Jau IA, lS59-tf-53S
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Dissolution.

TNHE firm of Bloom q FORREST is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent. and the
business in future will be conducted by A.
FoRREsr, j. N. DELzELL and j. ID. Lowry, who
will settle all claims for and against the old
firm.
All those indebted to the old firm for the
years 1878, either by sute or account, will
come forward Immediately and settle the
same with A. Forrest. Make no delay. as the
business must be settled Immediately.
G. NJ. BLOOM,
A. FORREST.
Thankful for the liberal share of public
patronage received by the old firm, ask a
continuance of the same to the new.
G. NJ BLOOM.
Fountain Hill, Feb is, lS59-3t-543
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Knoxville Column.
Tax Assessors Books,

DRINTED, Rsied and Bound, as required In Section
ii $40 Code Of Tennessee) and JUSTICES JUDG.
In 4i29 and following sectons can be obtained at rea.
sonable prices, by giving an order al once to
IA. RAYL, Bookseller and statloner,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
N. B.-pcrsons sending for Books must be known by
to be prompt and responsiJie, give at least one
good reference, to insure attention to their orders
Jan 81, 1s5g-tf-53g
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NASHVILLE MARKET.-We take the following
quotations of the Nashville market from the
Daily News, of the l6th
Bacon in fair demand at SOL a Ole for hog
round; or 8 a SIC for shoulders, lot lO1c
for clear Sides and 81 loo for hams. Lard
in demand at lie. Wheat, market active at
81 for prime red and white. Corn, demand
fair, and buyers readily pay 6Oc and furnish
sacks. Candles Star ISL l9c for IA o.;
2O!c for full weight.
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W- The Worcester (AInss.) Spy says:
eve regret to find that, according TO the in.
dications in this region, the fruit buds of the
peach tree were very generally If not univer-
sally destroyed by the severe cold of January
10th, to such an extent that no crop of any
amount can be looked for. There may be
particular localities where the buds are not
all destroyed, but so far as we have examined
we have found no buds that look like maxi
ing fruit.
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Charlottesville quote the following
statement Of the Chattanooga market from
the Gazette Of the 18th:
The river is in good boating order, and
steamers are making regular trips. Wheat,
white, 9oc to 81; Lard 10 to l2c. Corn, on
wharf, without sacks, 45c Oats, on wharf,
without sacks, 60c. Feathers 4Oc.
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Chancery Court mt Kingston.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1859.
Robert X. Byrd Il Co.,
James Williams & Co.

u.s.
James Williams & Co.
TT appearing to the Master, from an allega-
L ton of the bill filed in this cause, that
James Williams and William Williams, two
of the defendants to the same, are non-resi.
dents of the State of Tennessee, it is there.
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, Il newspaper published in the
town Of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, requiring the said
nonresident defendants to appear at the next
term of said Chancery Court, to be held at
the Court house in Kingston. on the first
Thursday after the Sd Monday of April next,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to
said bill, or the same will be taken as con.
fessed against them and set for hearing ca
parte. THOMAS N. CLARK, G. & NJ.
Feb Is, lS69-.4t-prs fee S3-543
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GV The BALSAMIC CORDIAL, combining as 1t
does the healing properties OF the Balsam with the
MIGRATING properties Of the Cordial places this
dy In rank far above those usually prescribed ad-
vertsed for Coughs, Colds Consumption, &c. A trial
will convince the most skeptca that its virtues are
unsurpassed For sale by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States and Canada. Price 10
cents per bottle.
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tY- AT the annual election of the officers
of the Branch Bank of Tennessee ut this
place, on Thursday last, l.. d. Myers, Esq,
was reelected President, and Joseph c.
Rye, Esq, Cashier.-C columbia Mirror.
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Chancery Sale.

pY virtue of a decree rendered in the
- Chancery Court at Benton, in the case
of the Ocoee Bank Us. H. II Wells and others,
l will, on the LIST day of March next, sell to
the highest bidder, at the Court house door
in the town of Benton, ON a credit of five
months TWO NEGRO CHILDREN, Walter
and William; one large Jack; and two Wag
ons. Note and approved security will be re.
quired. This 18th day Of February, 1859.
j. II. ALEXANDER, q. & NJ.
Feb IS, ls59-td-prs fee sl,5O-543
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Notice..

TAKEN up by John Essex. in the 4th dis.
l. trict Of Rhea county, on the Esd Novem.
Der, 1888, one dark bay FILLEY, supposed
TO be three years old next Spring. with
ANAL white spot in her forehead, with her
left hip down. No marks or brands psrcsiva.
BILE. JOHN WYATT, Ranger
Feb 4, ls5e-3ts-b4l
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Valuable Lands and Mills for
Sale.

THE undersigned having engaged in the
l. Coal and Lumber Business, and being
DESTROYS to wind up all old business and give
his undivided attention to the new-thrrefore
he wishes to sell all his Lands at phjadel.
phin, together with his MILLS, DC. To those
acquainted with the property it needs no
pnfiing-strangers will have to examine it to
know its value. | will only say that there 10
no other Farm and Water Power go tonven.
iently situated on the East Tennessee \ Geor-
gia Rail Road. JOHN STANFTELD.
Philadelrhia, Tenn. jan Ii. 'aN-tf-bSA