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NEW GERMAN PAPRR.-Messrs. ScHURtcHf
x SoHoTT propose to publish, on the "a oc'o-
Der. a new paper in the German language 10
be en- titled lLo FirginiSehs Zsitung-i' e. var
etnia Times or Gazette, we are not certaih
which. The paper will be issued tri-weekly
at 81 per annum or $3.50 in advance. IL VIII
not take part in politics; but will be news
and literary paper, endeavoring 10 prono'9
the interest of German citizens OF the ohi'eo'
States. The editors are said 10 be well qua'i-
fled for the under taking Mr.. SCHuRlCHf mas
had the advantage of previous connection
with the press in Saxony.
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ME- R1-CuANAN AND THE TERKTToKIAL
orrsr,oN.-Mr. John A. Parker, in reply 10
Istt.r addressed to him inquiring into his
brow,odsa of Mr.. Buchanan's views upon the
right Of territorial Legislatures to exclude
slavery, says that as long ago as iooo' mi
Rnchonan. in the most emphatic manner. did
deny that right to the Territorial legislature
and said she could not see how the creatures
of Congress could exercise power whlch were
denied TO the creator"
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&on n(Nt-GRkAP SALE OF FALL ANp
&oO,OOO WINTER DRY GOODS AT COST
FOR CASH We have Inpaeked all our Winter
Goods. Carpets, and Blankets. We will ssli them
At a9d under cost, with visw to close up the Dry
Goods busine g. Silks. PoplIns and EmbroideTIes
at halt price; Coaks, past stsies co you may look
out for great cutting and sashing IN the Dry Goods
line. Campaign opens this morRlng with n cata-
logus OF the lowest prices ever heard of LADIES',
please call sarly CHAS A GWATKiN,
' 49, Srh and IA Ain
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NORFOLK CoUNTy.-It is ascertained that
the total population OF Norfolk county, ex-
elusive of a portion of it lying adjacent to this
city, is O,152, including whites, slaves, In
dians and free negroes, taxed.-POrtS Trans.
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NJ Important to all who keep Horses
COWS, SHEEP OR SWINE.
Autumn Sales.

ASUPERB SSORTMENT.
WAITE ! \ s & FIG x l. T. n,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
l59 MAN STREET, RICHMOND.
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THE CHOICE CAsE.-tn the case of VIM. A
Choice, convicted of murder in Fulton county
GA, the Supreme Court OF the State has al
tirmed the Judgment of the court below.
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Ss<aI RICHMOND POTTERIES, foot of
&@Af Main street, Rockets, and corner Cary
~ and l2.h streets. Richmond. Va. KEESEE
~ & PAIR ProprIetors.-The subscr bers
respectfully intorm the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee, that they are
manufacturing the best quality of STONE WARE,
which they viii sell at the very lowest prices th
a liberal discount for cash.
H. All ware sod BY US will be delivered in any
part of the city Tree of charge. -
DAVID PAIR
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MANlED-Every person II know that KING
w Il SONS PREMIUM SECURING tSTAB.
LlSHM kNT on 10th street, between LAIN and
ary, and there il is that Gentemens Coats, Pants
&c, are CLEANED and PR ESSkD like new -
Also, Ladies' Cloaks, Shswls, and Dresses; Piano
Covers, I able Covers, Rugs Blankets, &C. 10
Lace Curtains. Laces. Collars and Sleeves, are
done up beautifully, and Black Lace Squares and
Vels stifened for ladies'
Old stark of Dry GoodI merchants Tshni Shed
at New York prices. Sc 4-lm
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CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
~ BACcO.-- Lecomte. Indispensable, Harry of
the West and other tavoIlte brands Chewing To-
. choice lot ni Havana Cigars. For sale by "
y w. PETERSON l. CO.. la5 Malnst.
CUNPOWDkR TE.tk--Of superior quality.
Black Prince, sword Fish, FAIRY, J. Bates, aud
Sancho Panxa. For sale by :
- l. g. B. DAVENPORT.
RE SURE To kkMEMRKR, that Ga Aon-
- Iss atd tuesday next, the i7th a. isth met /,
LEVY store VIII be closed, but will re-. pen on
me toliewins " Wednesday the 18Th inst. Persons
having pry Goods to purchase. will do well TO go
this week, az walt tall nsxt Wednesday.
('HINkSE AlOsQuIrbT rat ENS-Ro sale
~ AZ w. PETERSON h co.'s
Drug and CHEMICAL Store, lee Main Ut,
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~ TAKEN UP, on Friday night last,
-. small light bay MULE. marked on The
sEASS shoulders with the collar; black feet,
sE-E-with black stripe down the back; had
on d rope halter. The owner will please
come for him. pay charges aud take MN away
Vefaudah Stables. 9th street, near Cl2s.
Sc II--3t" ROBERT REID Proprietor.
STRAY D-From Mr Thornton's
w. residence, on the Williamsburg Road
GE*3 about Ia f a mile below Rockets, a small
xd.dark MI LE. Has white mark around
his neck, fear the head. His shoulders
are yer, much SCARED up. le has been missing
about two weeks. ANY one returning him to Mr.
THORNTON, or to BLANKENSHIP JOHN
STON'S Stable, will be suitably rewarded.
jy Cts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.U~sA EXCuRSION rOTHE CAPfs
!. rSslH0F VIRGINIA, r----- r,,,..<.s~<x-
- L P R0iNT ~ -

xNs~ tACukStON TO THE tAfhS
,Esaael0oF VlRGINiA, -. rss-sssa7
NORFOLK AM l R 4 nm nf 60 - 49,
POINT. Capt &C, Rows. will leave wALKhh \.
TON ut Ga, and WEST POINT =; As A NJ. OF
WEDNESDAY, le.h day of Septemter, on 80 eA
cursiou To the CAPES OF VIRGINIA, OLp
POINT, NORFOLK and RICHMOND, togeshs
ut all the landings on the hattapoGl sLd l0tA
Rivers and srrve at NORFOLK at3P NJ.
RETURNING, will leave MORE OF \ 1n
TIL URSDAY. the 10th of September, st A. "a,
'ouchin. At all the landings as afoIesA,d s5Tr6S
At WEST POINT att P. NJ, and wALkhhio'
The PASSENGER TRAIN of the RIChN0NU
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD w lsaY'
RICHMOND on WEDNESDAY, I9th oi septsm
her, at the usual hour of A. Nj, sud sfhNs ~
WEST POiS = At s IS A. NJ ; and return ne, W.
,eeve w EST POINT as 81 A. NJ. and arrive IL
aICHM0kD at IL so A. Nj -, r.,,,
Passive for me ROUND TRIP, either ~ ",
Richmond or Wakerson To Norfolk. or IRON , ,o,
folk or Walkertou to- Richmond, ga st-enise's.
under 70 years old half price. llekets sood "'
SMITHS BAND will he in attendance. CT,
Sc ll-d,swSwtl9thS K. HI, TEMPLE, cup =
GLASS. RLOwING.-Thee celebrated FANIi
VI GLASS BLOWERS respectfully Inlothn = ~ ~
C tizsus of Richmond that they wiz opsn go,
ANUSEN Gal LEkY. on MOSpAl USE
9th. ~ MASONIC HALL, Union WI, loI Va. W.,
WEEK ONLY, v here they wi ms ~ iact 80
variety OF FANCY GLASS WORKS, aug s w"
take solid piece of glass aud SPA II nus. 80
silk. Each visitor will be presented Win s's'S'
men. -
IA Admission is cents; children 10 cents
se7-Iw* w 4. RtKek n 10.
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SMITHS BAND will he in sttendancss. .
Sc lid, wtl9thS X. III. FL NPL H. cup


= - r. n n xa,s,T ThAL
VA. MECH MAJ, IN,STlTCIH
RfcHM va. "a. "a
Hall open for the reception of contributors ia
the 81 of OCTOBER. Exhibition open w ,," IN
10th pJemIums in money IN saais rsnssn afom.s
"a 10 100 -Gold and Silver Aedsis anu plpi,.J'ss
Mechanics, manufacturers, artists am ne ,,Sssr
invited to compete Tor the prizes. FOR ''
'I ae 4 H.InoA' App'' YRMEs d. BROWNE. chn.
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NI1SS M. v. DANFURTH'S q ii 20 l. !,
wi Lead -eolored Cottage. Broad street, third
door below the Airicsn Chu ron The N l N "
SESSION of this school will commence on MON
DAY, the LIST OF Octoosr. Be I3-itaw3Ws
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FLO. FALL TRADE 10.
SHAFER, HAlSEY CO, Manufacturers OF
and w hoesale and hetail Dealers in, CLOTHING
and FINE F., FINISHING GOODS, ITO Main st..
klehmond. Va are now opening for the Fall and
Winter Trade, a lar e ard desirable stock oi
l. OF H q and FURNISHING GOODS, TO
which We invite the puhlc attention..
SHAFER, HALSET i CO.,
Richmond Va.
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- DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The
~ Association will meet in MErROPOLi-
TAN HALL, on FRIDAY kVtNING, the 18th
inst, at s O'Clock. WIN. B. NEWTON will ad-
dress the Democracy, The citizens are invited to
lie present and hear him.
l.. W. GLAZEBROOK, President.
JAMES DovE, c,
HENRY q. CANNoN,{ Dec Ss' Sc l3-2t
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WANTED To solicit call from al persons
w in want of TRU NKS, st the RICHMOND
TRUNK FACT Y, where am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common NJ
to the most superior IRON + A NJ +: ALL
l. EATHER TRUNKS, LAD Esq FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturers prices.
at No. 81 Main ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
With VIM SALMON.
IA. TRUNKS REPAIRED. -o
" l2-3m JAMES KNOTS.
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S EOTICE.-Our store will be closed
60 on MONDAY and TUESDAY, Septem-
Der Nth and 18th, being New Years Days.
sc 1885, J. MILLHlSER & BRO.
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Nav klChMOND I HEAakE.-
KuNKEL MOxLEY, Sole Lesses 4 Manage

The MANAGEMENT will issue SEASON ~. =
ETS, good for three months, subject 10 - -. 10
provided nifty are purchased. Those wisr A.
p.ocare hem, will please apply tnmeoIsn n
the Box Once OF the Theatre. ST.
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DAVID PAR K.


A CARD.-A recent advertisement for the sale
IA of some SCHOOL DhShS having created an
erroneous impression among some OF the frlends
OF the Seminary, Il is due To self to state that
having oblaIned new and improved School fuTni
ture. it was my purpose simply To dispose of the
old
The exercises of the School will he resumed, as
advertised, on the LIST Of October next.
A. M. DuPuY,
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WANTED B0ARD.-Keepsrs of Boarding
~ houses who are prepared to accommodate
MEDICAL STU DENTS during the coming ses.
SION, wi piease send their names before the LIST
Of October. to Mr.. r .RKlSH. the !enitor. at the
College, or DE-. JOYNES, the Dean, Franklin 81.
above 7th. sc l3-3t
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v
n al irenly nswspapus inserting Nv this
aavuttismeht 10 a cunspickyus piais. and callinge
copy To me. shell bs intightud to all the etrus.
hoie 10 your az pie kashuns tor shel try my hess
10 do this tbinge goode, and onlJ lmmy I'D IN M
Der nv copps Will be pfiatId. The ferst Letiur TO
apeer eriy In Ocktoaber and follerd by the rsss at
reglnr intervals nv weak Sc l2-datcwit
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WANTED wish TO hire for the balance of
w the year, = good COOK. WASHER and
IRONER, either white or eolored. One without
incumbrance preferred.
1885, W. .. TAYLOR.
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WANTED.-Af rst-olass practical Farmer and
W Gardener, of 30 years. experience as over
seer, %. wishes for an engssement. He has been
employed on some or the largezt properties IN the
United States, and holds certihcsies from the par
ties who employed him. of the most satlsfactory
cbaTaetsr e; Has NJ family but his vile address
farm, saary. &c. Office of the Dispatch.
IA dir n
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RS RICHMOND PHILHAR MONIC
ia ASSOCIATl0N.-All the members of
this Association are requested to meet punctuaily
at their Hall. i'll Mechanics Institute, THIS
EVENING, at O'Clock. Reports of the Commit
tees appointed in June last and other business of
Importance will come up before the meeting. 1t
is especially important that every dctire member
should be present. BY order of
J. Il GkISWOLD, President.
W. H. BLACKADAR, Sec. pro. TEN. Sc l3-lt*
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WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Aug. 5Uth, I6oV au 3U-Im
tNANTED--A PARTNER. with a cash capital
w OF 81 600 or So 600. to engage a mechanical
business. already established 10 steady, IN
dustrious man, OF good business capacity, who
would devote mis- whole attention to the business
money can he made. For information, add ess
"MECHANIC,' Box No. IL, Richmond Post-Of
fee, stating where an interview can be had.
au2-ts
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RTcEvTrT,E HTnH SCHOOL.

TINE SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION
l. of Riccvillc High School, in McMinn county,
will commence on the Second Monday in April. and
will continue five months. Tuition ranges from
$500 to $1,000, in this school. Boarding can be
had in the best families. on very reasonable TERMS
say from $l,2j to $500 per week. This school
has been very prosperous, during the past session.
under the mana cement of Mr. W. H. ScRUGGs,
who is an excellent Teacher, and who will con-
tinuc in the school, aided by competent assist
ant. Mr.. Scruggs governs his school rery rel,
and the pupils advance rapidly in their studios.
He teaches thorough EaSlish course, paying
special attention to tho various branches Of
Mathematics.
1t is desirable, that all who expect to ontsr
the school for the next Session should he there on
the first day Of the session-ncno will bc admit-
ted into tho School who do not bring tickets from
the Treasurer, Col. A. J. Dodson. The house in
which this School is taught is a large and COM
Portable brick building in the Valley, one half mile
below Riceville Depot-and in good neighbor-
hood. Mr. Scrugys lives near the building, and
would take few boardcrs during the next session.
J. ATKINS,
Chairman BoaH Of Trustees.
Riceville. Tenn, March 9, lS6O-tlmay-59S
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Valuable Lardg for Sale.

TlNUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his largo and valuable Farm known us the
Cliico Reservation, situated on the Tennessee
River in Monroe county and containing 1900
acres Greek and River BUttOm-iOO acres of
which are cleared aud under cultivation. These
lands are as rich and productive as can he found
any where There are good and comfortable
dwellings and all necessary out buildings ON the
place. Also an excellent water power, with II
good Grist and Saw Mill in operation. Adioin-
ing is Il body of Mountain land of 5000 acres.-
All to be sold together. There is on this land a
strata of the finest marble, specimens of which
have been sent abroad, and pronounced equal to
any quarrios now being worked in, the United
States. The above plantation is iavorably located
| being Immediately ON the surveyed line OF the
Rabun Gap Road, and only about twenty miles
| from tho East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
For further information apply to A. i. Rogers,
Charleston, Bradley county, or to the subscriber
| on the premises.
Terms-one half Caeh-Balance in one, two
| and three years, with interest from date.
| G.. w. MORGAN
Citico, Monroe Co., Tenn, Jan. 10, 1860 -tf 500
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Death to Every Form and Species of
Vermin.

"Costw's" Rat, Roach, dc. Erterminator.
''C6star's" BedJ,tg EcteypinatOr.
"Costar'S" Electric Po,oier, for Insects, dc.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Roaches -Mice-AIolcs---G Ground Mice
Bed --Moths-Mosquitoe -Feas-
Insects on Plants, Insects on Animals &C., &c.
in short every form and species of PERNIN.-
10 Years established in New York City-used by
the city post oflice-tho city prisons and station
houses-the city steamers, ships, &c,--the city
hotels, "Astor," .St. Nicholas" &c.--and by
more than 10000 private families.
Druggists aud Retailers everywhere sell them
Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities.
Regular sizes, 25c. soc. and 81 Boxes-Bottle'
--Flasks. 'ts,.
!!!Dewarc!!! of spurious limitations. Exam.
inc each Box, Bottle and Flask, and take nothing
hut "Costar's." rG,rsa ~ rs
Sl,00 Boxes sent by Mail. A !
So and S. Boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c.
by Express
Address orders--or "Circular to Dealers" to
HENRY II. C0STAR,
Principal Depot, 4lO Broadway, N. y.
Sold by GEO. W. Ross, Athens, Team.
Feb II, 1SG0-3m--595
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JACK CATLIS.

MY FINE, LARGE YOUNG JACK, CAT
lNl LIN in charge Of WIN. West, will stand
tls present season Mt the stable Of Mr.. Eli Dixon,
five miles East Of Athens. commencing 18th Of
March and ending 2jth june and will be let to a
limited number of Mares and Jcnncts, at $40 the
insurance for former and s1j the latter, payable
when usccrtaired to he in foal or when parted
with.
DESCRIPTIONS PEDIGREE, t-.-Catli-
wa. four years old 5th July last-color black. with
nealy no.o and bolly-very large, Of perfect form
great length, aud of remarkably lnrg. hone. Was
sired by Young Catlin (brel by Brains Clay. Of
Bourbon county, KY aud he by imported CAt'in
Catlin's dam was also brcli Kentucky, and il Al
unusually fine and large animal.
NJ. A. HELM,
March IG, 4560-2n McMinn CO., Tenn
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CTESNUT GROVE WIIsKEY,

CHESI u GAUsG HAlShEI,
1.-THE purcst Medicinal Agent ever known) has
furnished the community Stimuant, Pare,
iica'h(ul and inyisoratiug, nj the same time a
mild delicious beverage. 1t is calculated to do
away with the vile dragged stuff that is palmed
of on the community, and which is injurious to
body and mind. In addition to the certificates
beneath, he has received Diploma from the
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, and adj
dtional testimony from DR.. jackson, of Boston.
who testilcs under oath to its absolute purity.
Certificates.
Phdadolpdia, Sept. OH, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Ches-
nut Grove Whiskcy which you sent u.s. and find
that it contains none of the Poisonous Substance
known as Fusil Oil, which is the Characteristic
and injurious ingredient of the wbskcys in gen.
eral use. BOOTH, GARRET 4 CAMAC,
Anoiyticat Chemists.
Nee York, Sept. Sd. 1858.
have analysed n sample of Chestnut Grove
whiskcy, received from Mr.. Charles Wharton,
Jr.. of philadelphia, and having carefully tested
It, I am pleased to state that it is entirely free
| from, poisonous or dele.erious substances. 1t
an unusually pure and fine favored quality Of
| whiskey. JAMES X. Chiffon,
A"aiyticd Chemist.
boston, Jiarch IN, 1852.
| l have made chemical analysis of CONNER
| cinl samples of Chestnut Grove Whiskcy, which
proves to be free from the heavy Fusil Oils, and
| perfectly pure and unadulteratcd. The fine fla
yor of this Whiskey is derived fiom the Grain
used in manufacturing it. Respectfully
| A. A. HAYES, NJ D., State Assoyer,
No. l6. Boylston Street.
| For Sale By c. WHARTON, Jr.,
Sole Principal Agent,
No. 11G Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
March 2, 1sG0-597
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L0UDON ROLLING MILL.

Al LOUHSN, TENN.
HNllE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
l. fully inform the consumers of Wrought Iron,
thatthey are now manufacturinga
Superior Article of Relied Iron,
such a, Wagon Tyre Buggy Tyre, Horse Shoe
Iron, Band Iron, Round and Square Iron all sizes
Of Flat lron from three fourihs of an inch in width
mp to three inches, by all the various thcknesses,
from threc-si1teenths of an inch and upwards
Also, rounds FROM onc-half inch up to two and
quarter Inches squares, from onc-half inch up to
ono aud half inchc.--all Of which they fnttcr
themselves that they can make equal, in point of
finish and good quality, to any that is made in the
states. Having been engaged in the business mp
wards OF thirty years, and thereby acquired tho
rough knowledge Of the Manufacture OF Iron, in all
its branches, by which they hope to give entire sat
sfaction.
large assortment always kept on hand, manu-.
featured out Of the best East Tennessee metals, tc
which they call the attention of the merchants md
consumers of Iron, all of which they oher low 70,
Cash, or on good terms
All orders will be promptly attended to.
JONES 4 HARRIS.
Dec. 10, 1s5s-ly-Io0.
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A GOOD IMPRISONMENT.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE DETER
Il mined to selltheir Mill Property. located on
Clear Creek four miles North of Washington,
Tennessee, consisting of $40 A Ores or LAND,
Corn and Wheat Hills, and Wool Card
ing Machines;
all new and in good order, buildings Of brick and
first ratio water power. Location Is not excelled
for custom probably in East Tennessee--pricc SC
low almost any man can buy them. Terms ia-
vorable. We will sell the whole or only hail.
For particulars address A. II. Snyder, Athens, OF
call on him at Mt. yerd Mills, or Robt. Mitchell
near the premises.
SNYDER & MITCHELL.
Feb, 0, 1S60-3m-593
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

H NoWN AS THE patton FARM" LY--
IN ing on the Hwassce river at the mouth of
Ucoec, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 642 acres--275
acres cleared and more good Land to clear-about
l30 acres of Bottom Land-all in a high state Of
cultivation-with q fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out buildings. Said
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
torn. Terms made easy.
Further information may be had from judy,
Cant and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn; r
C.Jackson and DR.. JIM. Alexander Athens, Tenn;
Robert RUSSELL Madisonvilic, Tenn, or from the
subscriber. j. Ii. ALEXANDER
July Is, 1e59--tf-jG4
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Chancsry Court, Benton, Tenn.

James G. Stuart Admir-. of the estate of John
Mitchell dccd,
rs.
Charles Reynolds and others.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
\ tons in said bill that Isaac Williams and wife
Teresa Williams. Alexander Mankin and wife
Elizabeth Mankin, George Roberts and wife Nam
cy Roberts, Jcsse Newman and wife Minerva
Newman, and RErhael Reynolds, are non-res-
dents of the State of Tennessc, il is therefore or
dcrcd that publication bo made in tho Athens
Post. newspaper published in the town of Athens,
McNlinn county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, notifying said nonresident defendants to
appear Mt our next Court of Chancery, Mt the
Courthouse in Benton, Tennessee. on the LIST
Monday of August next, and plead answer OF
demur, to said bill or the same will he taken as
confessed and set Cor hearing or pdrte.
J. II. ALEXANDER, G. d IT.
Anril @, ISGO-lt-prs fec $3-G02
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House Organized.

TF OUR CUSTOMERS WILL COME FOR
i ward and pay half of their accounts and exc
cute their notes for balance, we will give them
some time--if this is not done during February
we will most positively sue on.every account and
note in our possession.
Feb. 81 robson, RICE 4 co!
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Kew Goods Cheap Goods Fine foods |!
RoBESoN, RICE @ co

ROBESON, RICE @ CO.,
DEG LEAVE TO SAY TO THEIR Gus.
ID toners, and mankind generally, that they arc
now receiving large and complete stock Of
All Kinds of Goods
usually brought to this market, with some Of tho
novelties Of the season, which they purpose Offering
at their unprecedented low prices,
FOR CASH AND TO PROMPT DEALERS.
Our motto is, to sell So. give us q call and we
promise 10 show you Goods and prices to please
AprilS
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JOEY \. Lrx, w. ROOKIE.
LEE, ROOKIE & CO.,
(Succ>Hors 10 lee, JOHNSON e Co.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Qroccrs, Commission e. Forwarding.
Merchants,
Fire proof Building. Main Street,
I.yrchhWis, w.,
viii give particular attention to the Sale Of all Con-
signments. such as
Tobacco, Wheat, fionr Bacon. lard, Bulte-, and
Country Produce, Generally.
TT Make Liberal Advances on Produce or
Merchandise in hand for Sale. Gusrantee and
Cash time sales. Attend promptly to goods con-
signed to he forwarded: and keep always on hand
"a extensive assortment Of GROCERIES,.
April Is, lSj2-I2m-55l.