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Railroad Car! First Arrival.
w. kos$ & Co.,
A HE jnt receiving their stock ol
3. SPUING S- SUMMER GOODS.
winch will be complete in n l-w day, nnd
will bp ei;unl Id miv in the place As to
kind'', qualities, &.: , they cannot describe,
lull will thank their Inenils and c'jsloiiiers
to cull anil examine lor themselves. As to
price will ni' ho nndeoold by anv body lor
the CASH DOWN, us that is llie suresi
Wal' t() Set (Jnn.ll cheap.
ApuH. If'.l 132
Hats, Boots, &e,
TVTR 'invp miin ol llie latest sti'Ies of
VVarheitou's they nre really hand
some. Also, n lut oi'ilie very I""-! nmmei
Boms anil S'kips, iriiv made, and a variety
ol other ihin. G. VV. BOSS & CO.
April 4. IS.) I
Dissolution,
FrVIF copni Incrshiu heretofore cxMing be-
twe.n UICE& I.HL' i'Y, Uiceville. Mo
Minn count t, is this day dissolved h mutual
consent. All persons in h btvd to the firm will
please c.ill mi M. I''. II it :k, ho U agent for
thu firm, u nil settle up. Make no delay.
c. w. rick,
M . v. un-v.,
II. MATLOCK. .Tr..,
J NO. il. LKL'TY.
April I, ISMlm 112
Female Academy,
Yl A DISC" N V I i.i.v , 'I'e sn.
.flis C. ,W. ,1IS:I.VILI.E, Vrtnclpal.
TVT5XT Summer Session will commence
(in Tuesday, tin Isi.layof April, Dip
Winter Sesfwui having closed w ,1 It half us
intnin term,
Exercises in the Academy were, for n
abort tiin", suspended by ih" illness of ?s
lessi" Melt'ille, n oiosi pri.niiinj pupi'
whom her devoted teacher and nunt watch
ed v nitf'it ami hv day. iliinna her s If
ness. All-r 'hM dnaii' ol Iipi Inv-lv niece.
Ali MpIv.IIp I). iUi needed ami desired, lor
a true, rplief from Hip I it ln r -t nl' ih school
mum, and iIip Truiee Hi detere'ice to cun
aidpra'i'.ns !" wpII worthy of regard adopt
ed iIip plan nlrpadv s'ntPil.
Thp, chaiiL'p will, wp trust, jivp pnlirp
satisfaction inasmuch a iIip Summer Ses
sion will thereby commence at the most
appropriate season nl iIip year.
The nasi session ws, il ri itrr its enntin-
UH'H e, f Tl I IIIT- 1 1 ' i V nil' I'Miili, ..."Il l
I. .... I I .li ... .1 ll.ui I
pa,.,.,.e ..,.,.. .,.,, .,.,,. !'
Illiproveilieoi. i hhi'H'im nf-uiy nmiei
paled nexl session, the necess nv ssiiaiH
teachers will he provided. It is important,
to facilitate i he lorniaiion ol classes, that
pnnils eoiiMiienep Willi the session.
The Trtislpps are much aranfied Rt the
manifestation thai parents properly apprp.
eiaip the superior ailvanlaues here nllbrded
for iIip p.liiealiini ol Iheir d innliiers.
fjoardiuc mav be obtained on reusiinahle
terms m -everl lannlip. no. I one c'lnnwi.
dious and eonverii in bud.lin j is beinq fined
tip expressly for the purpose.
Terms of Tuition pr Sraiinn if 20 iccck,
one half in adcunce.
Infant Chi s,
Junior Class,
Senior Clas,
Instruction"! Mum, on Piano,
liOHKIi I" I". COOKK,
.i fl'l
7.5H
lll.llil
20,i0
J V M Iv-. . II A IKK,
.1 WillS A. COFI'I.V,
Feb. 38, I8.il -H' Com. of Trustees.
BOARDING.
J. W. MfS)E ha?
tanpn ibp Uwellins Mouse, at
IIip W'esl end ol town, lor
ii.erly oceiinieil hv thp lion.
Spencer JariLisjni. and will in a short iiiop
lie prepare,! lo a(e..inuiodAip noardprs.
The residence is a most convenient and
pleasant one, nnd the terms of boarding
Will tie moderate.
F-h I I. 1-51 if 125
Hardware
WF. ate now receivuisi a gnod lot of
Hardware, Cuileiy, Spades, Shovels,
Fork, Set the Suiiihs, Iron Wire of all
kinds, Ironi No. S lo 10, which we will sell
cheap tor Cash.
April II. G. W. ROSS St CO.
T) lyr-J- pi -ii, jesting aside, their stock is perhiipi a little sii-
IteaQy lUallC UlOLlllIlg. j peiior lo mij ever ulTerci! here, and they pro
TUST received, a beauiilul assortment of P1"'0 to sell a little cheaper than was ever
Cons, Vests, l'anis and Shirt-, u ta.
hie for lb' season, which we will tell very
low lor Cash down.
April II. G. W. ROSS & CO.
Notice,
BY the last will and lesiamonl of JamP9
Humphrey, ilerM, laip of the county
ol MeMinn, SmIp nl" Tennessee, it is di
rppied, allpr iIip paympnl nf his funeral
expenses ami all Ins debs, and the pay
ment ol a specific bequpst of one thousand
Vt'lai for the use and benefit ol a certain
Jaoies lial er, that all llie ipsiiIiip ol his
pslatp houlil up equally divided hplwpeii
the fieirs of Hiram llitmiltrey and Gmrgi
Humphrey -noln e istherelore hereby oiven
lo tue residuary legatees of tile said James
Humphrey, deceased, lo come forward and
receive Iheir distributive shares, as the un
dersigned. Exeetiinr. is prepared in make
distribution as directed by the will, but as
the residuary legatees are unknown lo 'he
untlersisned, be must, lur his own salely,
require "hem to prove ihir riahts under
llie will ''v due eoiimerl law.
JOSEPH Mc( OI!KI.E,Ecifor.
fO- Tn "Kuoxville Reaisier," ami the
'Republic. Iiiuer," Nashville, will in
sert ibe annve for three months in their
weekly papers, and send their accounts lo
litis ollice lor payment,
April 18. 1851 3m 131
Chancery Sale,
JN accordance with a ilecree rendered nt the
S Inst U-riii of the Cliuncery Court ,t Maili-
nnville, 'Vim , I will n il. on ll.e il'l dny i.f
June, ut iie iciiicu iron wntfs. in
Monroe nounfy , t the highest biihler. on a
credit ol i, lmre.lv" nnd eighleen niniith, 'he
SfiM-.k in the I'ellico Marinfrirturiii Company,
which the late Kto nel' r J.dilirull held Hi the
tune of bi death, e..i.ni-liiiu ol il Slmre,
foofislit'i'ms more hnii half ir niiml.er; in
raid Comonuy. J . A. COFFIN, C.&M.
April 85, lWl-Ot frs fie J1 235 ,
Consolidated Lotteries of Md.
FOIl MAY, 1851!
COLVIN & CO,
J
Office JS', W. cor Baltimore Calvert tin-,
(Ml'SKtJM COUNKK.)
DALTI MO UK, M D.
TIip C'unsulidatHil Luttf ries of Marvlanil
are IpsiiIIv cunsliltiteil chnrlerpd by art
ol thp liPislnlure of the Siale and con
trolled by Siaie cilliuers, CoiinnissinuHrs.
appointed by iho Guveroor ul the ijiale ol
Mar) laud,
The Lotteries for 3Iav !
jp ow will he loiiml asi:Jipilule ol Hip dif -
lerenl lulleriPH lo lip iliawn in Mav.'iavs ol
drawuii;, leailina prizes, &.c. Col v in & Co.
respecil'olly solicji orilers by mail f.ir tickets
or packages ol tickets, in any of the I'oU
lowin! si'heiues.
THE C,t PITJlIt PRIZliS
can hp purcha.-ed from the ureal prize
house of
COLVi.V .V CO.,
Of Ciltimori:, Md.,
iIip cost nf puiciiase ol which will be com
paralively as.
" Trifles lisht as air."
5 Capital Prizes 83.(100, 4.000. 4,500,
'wool 5.000 in the 81 lotteries mild in
A pril, ami each packages, cost gl5, 7A or
3i risk.
13 GREAT CAPITAL PHIZES SAJ!
2 of $25,000. I ol 30,000. tl ol "20 000. I nl
10. 1100. I ol 18,000. I of 37.:"i00. I (d i..0OO,
I of .10,000, 1 ol '27,500, 1 ol a 1,000, 1 ol
15,000, and
"Thus (lispellinj doubt."
Brilliant Fortunes for May !
Dale. Or.
May. Class. Capitals, o.of li.il's.Tkts. Phu's.
1. 13,
I? '20, (100
.) tios.l'lr.,
75 iios.l"2 Ir.,
fc..l7i
'23, !)
12, 43
2a, 8
I. 3
'2. 130,
3, 1 2,
5. 13-i,
0. 133.
10.500
40.000 75 no I 2 lr ,
8 (.00 75 no.l 1 Ir.,
rS nns 13 Ir ,
35,000 75 nos.l Idr.,
4.000 75 n.is.mr..
20.000 75 nos.l.r.dr.,
5 OHO "5 nos.l l!r.,
10.000 7 nos 5(lr.,
4.0(10 75 nos I Idr.,
30,(100 78 niis.l:ldr.,
3.000 7f nos I Idr.,
10 00!; 75 nos -J.ir
4.000 78 tiu.l3,lr.t
f? .0(111 75 nos :ldr.,
2.000 7S nos 3dr.,
5.000 75 nos.l2dr..
. "21,
8. 135,
0. 32.
10. 1 37,
12 138,
13. 130,
14. -22.
15. 141,
It). I 12,
17. 113.
10, 111.
20. 145, '
10.
I.
5.
I.
24,
I.
10.
I.
o i
-21
I,
2S.
1.
3j
I.'
3
3.
0
o..
1 10.
23.
31.
II.
1 50.
I.
..
SI
32i
171
324
9
i
40.000 73 nos lair., 10,
ltf .0110 7H nos.l3.lr., 5.
37.501 75 nos.-2 lr , 10,
0.214 75 nos.l3.lr , 2i
.. - I
-'.""
4,1100 73 nos.3dr.. .
os. 32. 5 of 1,700 78 no.
3dr . I,
20, 2-2. 2t),000, 10,0011. 7i?(in.l3dr (i.
30, 151. 10.000, I0.l-2.5U0 78. 13 2i
31,
AI.G7.500, 37.500. 22.500. 11,500,
7,500, 100 ol '2,50(1. &i: .
73 nos.lG.lr., 20. 81
SCP Correspondents can transact bust.
nes Ihroiiuh I lie mails with ibis agency, as
well as liioo'li per noally present,
SrTP liners earef'uliy directed and an
sivereil ,y ri tiiro mail.
Slip Colvin &. ('o. send Managers Offi
cial Drawums. with statement ol r. sult, on-
envelope, lo all who order nckeis
s on, a II l'.'ihI Hii ii k - in
W'r li-'kets received in
pay lllel
C3- l'4
remnieil Ii
shed at siahi. Bank drafts
e ln.idiiia prizes
fcr ai
M,.nre caielullv complied
wiiii. 1 he inosl proinpt nlienlion always
I given to orders. '
Please address'' COLVIN & CO.,
N.W cor, Baltimore and C'alveii sis ,
Museum Rnildiii, fjaltniiore, Md.
May 2. 1881 I in I3G
MclTvVEN & (.1LLESIME
I I AVK received and opened their Sprina
and Summer (iOOl)S, and will be
much pleased to have their friends and
customers call and gee the in.
April 27. I 851.
Spring & Summer Goods!
JACKSON & LILLARD
ARR receivnis and opening a hrge and
well selecled stock of SI'KINU AND
SC.MMKIl GOODS, lo which they would
I invite the attention of persons wishing to pur
I chase. They know it is getting to be lash.
I., r 't t ...i.- l ...... .... .
iiioiioie air aiercuniii it, iiiik largely annul
fine stocks, cheap tinods, ii ltd sn nn , but nil
"car" ' 'PC"""
Among Iheir stock will be fuund the follow
ing articles:
Ladies Dress fioods Silk Poplms, Muslin
do Lanes. Iter aces, Delanes, Lawns, Prints, i
Sic, M'K, uegiiorn linn Mraw llounels.
For (ieiitlemen's Wenr - Siiiiimr Onndi
of nil kinds, Jenny Lind.fioe Moleskin, Con.
press Panama nml Leghorn tlali, Boots and
Shoes of all descriptions
Iso, a large lot of Ready .Made Clothing,
nssorled.
April 35, I85l-tf 135
School Land for Sale.
PURSUANT to a decretal order of the
Ciiciiii Court o' Roane county, made
nt iIip F. I.ruaiy term, 1851, 1 willnn Thurs
day, the 190) dav ol June next, sell on the
premises In ibe hisbesi bidder, the School
section of Land, cuniainins G40 acres, situ
ate in Township second, Kaiise first, West
of the Meridian, liwassee District, pro
vided that purchasers bid as much for each
quar'et as the same has been valued al by
the Commissioners appointed for thai pur
pose, and who have rcurned Iheir valua
tion " me as follows, lo wit:
S P. Quarter
350.00
S. W. Quarter,
N. E. Quarter
N. V. Qunrter
700.00
700.00
350,00
82100.00
The sap will be made nnd conducted ae
ronling In Ihe Act of Assembly providing
for the sale ol Scl'iiul Land in taid Di"
trui, which will he made known upon lite
'day of bale.
JOHN A. PATTO.W Clerk.
May I. 1831 Gt Prs fee 81.50 137
Clover Seed.
4 FEW bushels ef g..od clean C!ov
seed for l ai
McEWEN &, GILLESPIE'S.
March 21,1851 li liO
dcr c use
1 iT
Prof. A. C. Carry's Tricophcrous,
Or, MEDICATED COMPOUND,
INFALLIBLE for renewing, invigorating,
mill beautify nig the II AIIi, removing Inn
scurf, iliinilriiir, anil all directions of thu sculp,
mill curing eniptium mi (he skin, disease! of
the gliniiU, in ii fc I ci and integniiieiils, uinl re
lievini: Btinu' nuts, bruins, s p rn i hb, ic. With
tins prepariitinii 'there it no such word as fail.'
Thr first journal in Ainerien, nirtlictil iim'M
of llie liitliesl eminence, prominent citizens of
all prol'i'i-Miiiis. and linlies who hiivo nsuil it for
ji'iim in tin ir dressi'tii; rooina ami imrn rii s,
ai'rnii with lino accord, that fur imiinrliiig
vigor, t-'lnS9. Iiixnriaiicn and curl to (lie hnir,
crailicntiiig icnrf mid daiulruir, hen lint;
wnniiils, curint; enntusions, Fpraiiu, slinu?,
1 -. n,i riivi,, ii. ,.,.. r ti, ,1,
the
p,,and tho imiscIis, it hnsimrniiiil iinwna
the n.'iillituilt! of coiiipounils iidvcrtifi d in the
puhlio prtu I or used in private, pracliec. In
cbrapuess a well n tfiienny, Harry's Tricn-
pliernim is unrivalled. The immense cnh
I Bales of the articli! have ennlileil the inventor
to sii.p!y it at retail, l 35 cents per bottle.
,1111111 in ii .i.' ... ,"w ill. ires iiiiiii inw
price of any other piepariitinn for the hnir
now in use . The scientific treatise on the hair
and the skin, fembracing valuable directions
for the culture and preservation of Nature's
choicest ornament.) " which each bottle is
enclosed, is nlcne worth the money.
The infinity between lie membranes which
constitute the skin, ntiii the hair which draws
its sustenance from thistriplc envelope is very
close. All diseases of tl'P hnir oriu'iui.tn in
the skin of the head. If the pores of the
r.nlp are cIol'l'ciI, or if tho blood and ntner
lloiils do uol circulate freely (liioueh t lie emu 11
vessels w hich feed the root with nioif.t in r, oriit
impart life to the fibres, tlie result is scurf,
ilamlriff, sheihlinic of the hair, pray lies?,
drt nes mid I arsbness of the ligaments, and
entire halitnr"-s, as the ease ma y be. Slnnii.
bite the skin to healthful action with (he
Trienpbetiuis. and the torpid vessels, reenver
iiijj t.ieir nclivity, will nniiiliilate the disease.
In all aiTeclions of the skill, mid of the silo.
iratn nf musnles and integument, the process
and the elfect nre th'i same. It is upon the
skin, the muscular fibre . and the frlanil, that
the Trieopberoii has its spinifio action, mid
in nil affections and injury of the (truant, it is
a snvereicn renieov.
Sobl in larsre bott'es, nricp 2."i cents, nt (he
principal oll'iee, 17 Urnadwav, New Vurk,
nml by the principal IMerchnnts anil I irir.'ne.
throuc'inut the I'nited States and Canaila.
For sale hv
f'.F.O. W. ROSS i. CO., Afhpns.
April -1, IN5I -2m 13i
New Goods -New Goods!
'MMl E subscribers would call llie alien.
lion of Merchants (loins business in
G-orsia. Alabama and Tenuessee, lo their
extensive assortment oT
Fan t u tf?ti?.v,
Comprisina a lare eollpciion of Combs,
Rmtons, Pins. Np-HIps, Pocket Books, Port
Mutinies, .Susppnilprs. Otion and Silk
Purses, Ladies' Hells, Black and Colored
Sewin" Silk. Spool Thread of all colors
and at nil prices, Flax Thread. Braids and
Tapps, lorreihpr wnb Hair. Shop and Clolh
Pru-hes, Tooth Brushes, Nooks and Eves,
Beads, Necklaces, Fancy Soaps, Peil'iinip
rv nrd Hair Oils of every style and quajny.
Together wiih
Hooka ami Stationery,
Such a School Books. Blank Books, Let
ter and Cap Paper, PaMe Boards, Steel
Pens. Quills, Gold nnd Silver Pencils.
Also, a large stock ol
Wrapping I'rtpcr
manufactured atnnrown Factory in Somb
Carolina. Our stock is now so extensive
I Ii ii 1 it would he imposshle to sive a list ol
one hall the article kppt by the subscribers.
Bo' wp can only say to merchants from the
above Siaips, to giip ns a call as we are
determined lo "tTer "otitis al lower prices
and upnn as favorable terms as can be cot
in New York. AM orders bv mail or oth
erwise, will hp promptly attended In. and
thp utmost carp taken to send such articles
as are desired and al the same prices as if
purchased personally.
DUNHAM &. BLAKELY.
Auriisia.Ga., Feb. 14. 1851 tf 125
Steam Iron Railing.
MORE & GALLAGHER,
Maniifaclurer$ nf Jinn Hailing, and Iron
Founders,
Cor. of Ridge Uoad and Broad St.,
l'hiladelphia,
VtTOULD call the attention of purchas-
eis lo iheir elegant assortment ol
Wrought and Cast Iron Ratlin? for Ceme
lenes. Balconies, Veran.las, Railing for
Churcl es. Public and Private Buildings,
Public Squares, &.C., logeihei with all kinds
of plain and O naon nial Iron Work.
Mure & Gallagher's Book of Original De
signs, containing Ihe best selection of de
signs that has ever been issued, will be sent
to anv person who may wish to make a
selection.
Feb 28. 1 851 3m 127
Medical Notice.
DR. SA3ILELn. JORDAN,
Athens. Temk.,
A VINO removed back to his former resi
dence in the vicinity nf the "Bic Snriiu,"
ofTi rt his professional services lo bit friends
and the public leuerally.
April II, IH51- tf 133
Chancery Court nt Athens,
Insolvert Bill.
John Scruggs and James Forrest, Admin
istrators ol Albert G". Rice, dee'd,
vs.
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors of A. G.
R;ce, dee'd.
IN this cause John Scrufgs and James
Forrest, Administrator of the estate of
Alheri G. Rice, dee'd, having filed iheir
hill in ihe Chancery Conn al Athens. Mc
Minn county. Tennessee, thereby declaring
be insolvency ol said estate, and lor the
purpose of selling the lands of said estate
for the satisfaction of Ihe debts, and for an
injunction and publication as to non-resident
creditors; and front an allegation in
said b II. the creditors nf said es'ate are
hereby enjoined from sueing said Admin
istrators, and all proceeding's in relation lo
the settlement of iheir said Administration
in the County Court nf Mc.Minn county is
hereby enjoined, until llie mailers and t tunes
contained in said bill shall be fully heard
and determined on in aul Chancery Couil;
and all inose niving claim against said es
tate are hereby notified In Die them properly
amhemicaied and in die lime, with Ibe
Cleik and Master of raid Court.
WM. LOWRY, C.&.M.
April 23, 1S51 6t Pi'a fee f 0 135
Mail Line from Knoxville
10 DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES & JACKS0XS,
HAVING obtained llie conlracl for
carryins Ihe Mails Irom Knoxville
m, .i,.. r... r..,, iara (rum the
first
IU 1 1 Oil , ll'l iwi" ' ,
1 1 nl! v inform
the
eked
niiiiiiii inai iiitJir hp will uc vii
... t: tl l.A mu ctlfir
with Ni). 1 Troy Coaches, fine Horses,
.... .1
and sober, good unvers, ami no ini
xoense will be spared to carry passensers
through with cotnfnrl and salcty. llns
rome traverses n benutilul nmi iniereennss
section ol'coiintrv.i-mbractng iIip Of nee and
Hiwassee valleys, and travelers will ceitain
y find it to Iheir ndvninaae to take ibis line.
On ibis line for the South, interseciin"
the Western nnd Atlan'.ic l'.'iilrnad. nl
Palion. passengers will leave Knoxville nt
G A. M., dailv. except Sundays, nnd arrive
niDaltonby GA. M. next day; tbnt is,
in time to take llie Cars South.
Going North Hie Coaches will leave Dal
lon nt 7 P. M., daily, except Sundays,
and arrive nt Knoxville by 7 P. M. next
days, running ibrough Clevela'.id, Charles
Ion, Cnlhoun, and Athens daily, and
ibrough Madisonville. Maryvillp, Philadel
phia and Campbell's Station, every other
day, (that is. three limes n week by Madi
sonville and Maryville, nnd three times by
Philadelphia. Blair's Kerry and Campbell's
Station.) making daily arrivals nl Knox
ville, and nrrivitia and deporting1 at the last
named place so ns to accommodate travel
ers coming ft o ni llie East or going in thai
direction.
1'hey repeal that no pains nor expense
will he spnred to ensure the safety nnd
conOort of passengers, nnd t lie y hope to
receive n share ol public pntrnnnge.
Their stands will be at the best houses in
(he country, nnd iIip sinpe fare reasonable.
AthensJune 14, 1 850-if 90
Hew Goods at Calhoun.
J. !i.WELLS
BS now receiving nt lu new Ptore in Cnl
hniin.it general stock of (nm's suitable
for the season, comprising Dry Goods, I'eady
Made Clothing, ll:ts. Caps, Holiliets, Hoofs,
Shoes, Hardware nnd U tlcry, Qui enswnre,
t!rnceries,&c., which h i proposes to sell for
(lush or country produce, ut niodintlo nnd
uniform prices.
Calhoun, March 21, IPM-om 130
Br, Jayne's Medicines,
AN iissoriio. nl o!' Dr. JAYKK'S highly
popular Medicines, just received nnd for
sale by S. K. UEEDiat.
Oet.SoJP'jO. 109
BoItin'tiolhiT!
V"UMBERS G, 7,' 8 nnd i), of the best
' brands, just recpivpd nnd for snip low.
M c K VV EN & GILLKSPIli.
Oct. 23. 1850-tt 109
Nails and Brads
",? KEGS of ihe very best Cumberland,
Pennsylvania, Nails and Brads, jusi
received and for sale by
Nov 8. '50 G. VV. ROSS Si CO.
Make no Belay!
A LL persons indebted to the house of
II Tr COX, Athens. Tenn., piiher by
note or account, nrp hpreby requested lo
make immediate CASH payment, thereby
savins Officer's costs. Further indulgence
can nol and will not beeiven.
JOKL K. SHOWN, Assent.
Nov. 29. 1850 if 114
Rags! Rags!
e)ff Af) LBS. of clean Cotton and
m,J jvVU Linen Rags wanted, for
which a liberal price will he ffiven, by
Jan. 3. 1851 S. K. KEEDER.
Leather, Leather!
A LOT of superior UPPfcR and SOLE
LEATHER on hand and for sale low
al J. McGAUGHEY'3.
Nov. 8. 1850 111
Groceries for Sale.
JZf( BAGS Rto, Miracabo and Java
J VU cflVe;
luOhhu's. Muscovado, Porto Rico, and
Si. Croix Sugar;
200 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
170 hhds. Molasses;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, sss'd,
25 chests Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea;
50 tons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop, and Band
Iron;
1400 kegs Nails and Brads;
2000 lbs. Cast, Gertnau and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment ol Spices, Soaps, Can
dies, tiun Powder, Shot, Uar Lead, Buck,
els, Brooms, Liquors, &c.
BAKER. WILCOX & CO
Aususta, Aug. 10. 1850 if 99
2,000 Laborers Wanted.
riMlF. UNDERSIGNED wish to employ
1,000 Irish Laborers,
500 Native bora Laborers, and
500 Negroes,
To work on the Nashville and Chain
nooga Railroad.
MURDOCH & TOWNSEND,
Contractor.
Dec. 13, 1850 If I1G
To those who have been in the
Service of the United States
since the Revolution.
rpHE undersigned being familiar with all
the Executive rules and regulations,
and the character of proof necessary to en
able those who have been tnpaged in the
service of the United States since ihe War
of ihe Revolution, lo have iheir claims for
Pensions, Bounty Land, Arrearages of
Pay and Extra Pay, &e.. lo one or all of
which many persons are entitled, properly
prepared lor adjudication before the De.
panmenia al Washington, respectfully in
vile Ihe attention of such In an interview
with ihem, where they may learn some-,
thing to Iheir advantage. Those who have
been injured by sickness or otherwise while
in the service of the United Slates, are enti.
led lo a Pension. Many clainia are lost
for want ol proper steps al the outset, or by
being prepared by an inexperienced per
son. Our charges are moderate. Residence
one mile and a hall above Calhoun, Mc
Minn county, Tenn.
john hambright,
h. Mcdowell McELRath.
Aug. 2, 1850-tf J7
Ocoee Male Academy,
BEJVTOJV, TEJVJY.
''HE Summer Ni ssinn at this popular
' IftSlillltlmi Wl I I fxt.i, itiunca nn 1V.1 . v
.............. .. . ,,, V.UI,1,I,LI..L' ,f ,IUIJ,1
the 5th of May, under the superintendence
of W. J M. Maskam.. The Trustees
considei Mr. Maskall's qualifications as nn
instructor loo well known lo need any
coiiimenilniion from them. The Institu
tion is furnished with a Library and Ap
)iirailis is eiluaied in a healthy and moral
village, and oilers inducements rarely to
be met with by pareuis wishing lo educate
Iheir sons.
Terms ns moderate ns nt any institution
of Ihe tsame grade. Boarding can be had
low al ibe Hotels or in respectable families.
By order of the liuaid,
WM. E. McCONNEI.L,
Pres't.
W. B. Reynolds, Sec'y.
Apnl 18. I85IH 134
JjjJHead Quarters ijjjjj
Hardware t Hardware !
WESTERN nnd Southern Merchants
visinng Philadelphia, nre most re
spectfully solicited to call and examine our
very extensive nnd well selected stock of
Hardware, Guns, llijlrs. Pistols, Plated
Saddlery, nnd every oilier variety, thai
can be "mind in nnv other House in the
UNITED STATES, lo which we invite
vour particular attention, belore purchasing
elcwhere.
TRTJITT. BROTHER &Cn..
An. C9.V(irlict sired, Philadelphia.
April 18. 1851-Gi 134
Kats, Boots and Shoes.
Iff U ST received bv OiiAHKoiin t Dopson, a
superior lot of Hats, from the finest Mole
skin down to the cheapest Slriuv.
Also, a fine lot ol Hoots and Mines whicti
they tvill sell "us cheap ns the cheapest."
April 25, 1851 tf 135
Fresh
rug
s.
rjpill'i subscriber is now receiving n fresh
supoly of DIU'US, in which are several
articles which have not been brought lo this
market before. His stock will consist id
Paints, Stains, Dye-stuff, and Oils, (among
which is the Cod Liver Oil,) Perfumery,
Chemicals and Patent Medicines. Ho has
taken great pains this Spring to have brought
on every article, that would be called fur in
this market.
Grateful for pnst fav.irs hi solicits a con
tinuance uf public patrunuge.
IV 51. BURNS.
Athens, April 11, 1851 tf 133
DOCTOR YOURSELF!
For 25 Cents I
BY niesns) nf the
POCKET ESCULA
PlUS.nr, Every one his
iiovn I'bvsician! thir
tieth Edition, with up
wards of a hundred en
gravings, showing pri
vale diseases in every
shape and form, nnd
malformations ol the
generative saystem,
BY WM. YOUNG, M. D.
The time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from eecret diseases, need no
mora become the victim ol quackery, as by
the proscriptions contained in ibis bonk any
one may cure himself, without hindrance
lo business, or the knowledge of the most
intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition lo the general
routine of private disease, it lully explains
the cause of manhood's enrly decline, with
observations on marriage besides many
other derangements which it would not be
proper to enumerate in the public prints.
SCJ Any person sending twentvtive
cents enclosed in a letter, will receive one
copy of thin book, by mail, or five copies
will be sent lor one dollar. Address, "Dr.
Young. No. 153 Spruce street, Phila
delphia." Post-paid.
ICjP Dr. Younq can be consulted on
any of Ihe Diseases deserihed in bis differ
ent publications, at his OfTicp, 152 Spruce
strept, every dav hptwccit U and J o cluck,
(Sundays exceplPtl.)
Oct. aa, ie&u ly iuy
Why will you Suffer.
THOUSANDS of bottles of the AMF.RI
CAN COMPOUND hnve hpen sold dn
rin? Ihe past year, and was never known to
fail of Lurine. in a few t'ays, the worst cases
of certain delicate diseases. Siniinal weak
ness mid all di. eases ol the Urinary Organs.
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and popu
lar remedy, need fenr no exposure, as it leaves
nn odor nn the breath, requires no restric
tions in diet or business contains no mercu
ry or noxious drugs injurious to the system,
nnd is adapted to every nee, sex or conili-
lion. Ilia also the best remedy known for
Flour Albas, or Whites, (feinnlc complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge of a remedy. This celebrated
remedy has long been Used in the private
prnctice of a physician with unerring mccess,
radically curing ninety nine of the hnnd-ed
cases in a few dnyi. Around each bottle are
plain and full descriptions.
fjrT-CAUTION. Ask for the Americnn
Compound, and pltchase only of the Agents.
Observe that the genuine hns Ihe written sig
nature of the proprietor, mid the name
blown in the bottle. Price 91,
For sale by G. W. ROSS 6c CO., Athens,
Tenn ., nnd by Druggists in all large towns in
tnc stare.
March 14,1851 ly 129
LADIES WALKING SHOES. '
"tT ID and Goat the very best article,
and very cheap.
Nov. 29. JACKSON & LILLARD.
No Cure No Pay!
THE undersigned has permanently located
himself in Cnlhniitt MMinn.nMni.
which place be has opened an Office for the
ii.u.n v. iirnnii uu.inis ,iir jiii persons
Who haG chillis Hirnilis. the (2n.iirnn.jihl I"...
- r . ....
Pensions, Bounty Lands, Pay proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, mid every other de
scription of claims for adjudication before the
Departments at tt ashington. f le is well pre
pared, having nil the Pension Laws, and all
theExcutive Regulations, to direct him in
preparing claims, and in addition twenty
j , ...., ...i ... uusiiiets. mi
chnrgps shall be moderate. .Many claims are
loft oil Mi-i-nmit nf m'.., i
... ... ,, ,,,, ,,, lllrxie.
ricncpd persons. Call and see dim. No cbaree
fur full inn- ali.i... rn... .1.. O
SAMIil r lenni-n i
ffsm.1
. Aog SlgSO-j Ju, m
HOTEL,
ATI1EJYS, TENN.
Geo. W. Mayo
O ASreniovedto the large Brick Tnvern
on tho Puhlio Square, heretofore occu
pied hy James S. Bridges, Esq. , where he is
prepared to uccimniodute the traveling pub,
ho.
fllarch R.lgsn tl 76
Medical Notice.
WM. C. NICE, M. D.,
OFFKHS his professional services to hit
friends and th- public generally.
Alhpms March 14, 1851 tf 129
Mc die afNotice.
DR. M. It. MAT.
PR. J. P. PATTOff.
DRS. MAY & PATT0N
T.TAVINU associated Themselves in llie
practice nf Medicine, resnecllully ten
der their professional service tn the public.
In critical rases, when required, boln
will be in aileodance without additional
exppnse.
March 7. lWI-lf 128
DR. E, D, GILBFRTT
FWAVING located at DECATUR, Tenn,,
lenders his professional services In the
citizens nl Meigs and the adjoin ins: counties.
Oflire. on the W est side of the I'ublic
Square, whpie he may be found at
limes, unless professionally absent.
Decatur. June 7. ItfoO I) 89
C E 0. 17. BR I DGSS
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
Athens, F.ast Tknnemee,
raRACTICKSin Ihe difTcrenl cnimlies cum
a posing the Third Judicial Circuit wit
attend to the collecting anil securing of claim
and will give his undivided attention to ul
business entrusted tn his care.
Miirc.h3.1H4!) tf
23
WM. T. BLACKWELL,
Attorney aiid Councilor at Law
ATHENS. TENN.,
Lpractico in the Courts of the Third
icial Circuit. Ho can hn found nl
the ofiicp of Ihe Circuit Court Clerk.
Aug 2.1, 1650 tf
100
J. B. II0YL,
lltorntiy at Law,
Benton, East Tennessee, t
WILT, prnclice in the different counties
Rnmnnsinir tbn Third Tttilininl r'iprnil .
mil will give uiidivided attention to ull busi-
. . . . i . .
uess enirnsieii io nis care, lie proposes to Ht
tend promptly to the claims of SOLDIERS,
on reasonable terms.
Ollice first door Knst of tho Post Office ,
October 25, IrtSII-tf 109
LA W NOTICE.
VAX dykeTutjampbelii
m NIXON VAN DYKE nnd THOS. J.
-- CAMPBELL, Ja., having entered into
partnership in the practice ol the law, one or
both of them may nt nil times he found at
their ollice. in A Ihens, next dr.or to thp store
of John McOaughy, unless ubient attending
lor Loin i.
Aihen.Jan. lSJfl-tf 17
BARER TlL(lfl
Wholesale Grocery .lltrciantn,
Auquita, Ga.,
KEEPcnnstnntly on hnnd a large and well
selected stock in their line, which thev
will tell at Ihe very lowest market prices.
All orden shall have Iheir ver besl care, ami
pnrticulnr attention given to shipping in good
order. They will make exchanges nnd nt
tend to remittances for their customers free
of chnrge.
Bacon , Lrrd, Feathers, &.C., received on
consignment, or told at the highest market
price.
March 31, 1B51 (im 130
LIN & BRANTLEY,
Warehouse anil Commission Merchant,
Atlanta, Ga.,
"1VTILL attend to the ptirchnse or sale of
Cotton and Provisions of all kinds, for
customary commission. ami liberal advances
always made on any article, in store.
JOSEPH 0. BHANT1.EY.
March 14,1H51-ly
sees II. LIN.-
12!)
Thomas W. Fleming,
Commission Merchant)
Continues lo do business on Mcintosh street,
Augusta, Georgia,
And solicits consignments ol Produce
Sept. 27, IS50 ly 105
Baker, Wilcox & Co.
WHOLESALE
GRO CER Y J1ER CHANTS,
Augusta, GEonotA,
KEEP constantly on hand a Inrge and well
assorted stock of Sugar, Coflee, Salt, tVc,
whirh will be sold ut Ibe very lowest marka
prices. vSllordersshall hnve caieful alter.,
tion.
IT Bacon. Lard and Feathers recpivpH
on consignment.
July 21), Ift49 tf
43
A. WELLES & CO..
Grocers & Commission Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GA.,
1 AVE constantly onhand a Inrge stock in
their line nnd solicit orders therefor.
Their n.irfielllnr .tf en. inn i, irl..n . - . I
" IV. . . - , 1 " U UIQ
sale of Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Flour and
urnin. .my parry ae.inng information in
regard to the 8avannnh market will meet
with prompt attention.
J line 7, IPSO ly gg
New Hat and Cap Warehouse.
J. taylorTjr., & CO.,
WHOLESALE AMU RETAIL DEALERS IR
Hats, Caps and Bonnet$
Opposite Wright, Nichols & Co.,
Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
JOSEPH TATLOR, JR. I JOHN W. COSH it.
Augusia, Feb. 23. 1851 ly 127
Hardware. "
J. & S. BONES k CO., '
AUGUSTA, GA.,
IMPORT PR mo rm AS.H, M
nnuuKALERU f
FORLlGXk DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
oa.w.yson nand a good assort.
" mem in their line, which ibey wills ell
on themosl favor-hl. . ' wiuieil
...... mini;
on tbe most favnrnhla .arm.
AUgusla, reb. 28, 1851-ly
127