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Valuable Farm for Sale
THE subscriber wihc to sell that valua
ble property known a. the
CEDAR SPRIXG FARM,
situated 9 miles South-west of the town of
Athens, and is one mile and a half from the
line olthe East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
road. The tract contains tome
Three Hundred and Filly Acres,
alioiu 125 of which are cleared and under
cultivation. The land is well fenced. There
are several first rate Springs on t, a good
Dwelling House, Bam and Outhouses. 1 he
soil is good, nnd a more desirable location
can not bo found in uny country.
The terms will be made accommodatinp.
For further information apply to the subscn
ber, at Athens, Tenn. RaJA0KSO!f.
Athens, Nov. 7, 1851-tf 163
HARDWARE.
COURTNEY & TENNENT,
No. 35 Havne street,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.,
ARE now opening direct from England,
a very tplendid slock of Hardware.
Cutlery. Gun$. e., purchased by one or
their firm in person, for cash.
Merchants visiting Charlesion will nnd it
to their interest lo call and examine their
stock, which they offer on tht raostfavora
bin terms. ...
Kent 5. 1851 6m 154
"Musical Academy.
rntlft Fourth Session of this Institution
will commence the first Monday of
September next, and close the last Saturday
of January. There will be an intermission
during Christmas week, making a session
of 21 weeks.
This Institution is still under the care
nnd direction of Protessor G. R. Knabe.
It is unnecessary lor us to speak of his
qualifications as Ihey are undoubted, and
Hie proficiency of hir pupils show him lo
be one of the first Teachers in the South.
TERMS:
Piano Forte, per session, 22'nn
For use of Instrument, .,00
L"ssons on the Violin, Flute, and all
the Wind Instruments, 20,00
Instructions in Musical Composition, 2j,00
P. S Those having Piano Fortes in
Athens will be waited on at their residences
if desired.
Athens. Ausust 1. 1851 if 149
LIN & BRANTLEY,
Warehouse and Commtttlo Merchant,
Atlanta. Ga.,
XTU.Ij attend to the purchase or snlo of
Cotton und Provisions oi an annus, ior
customary commissions, nnd liberal advances
always made on any articles id nure.
JOSKPH S. BRANTLEY. RBE8 II. Ll
MHreh 14. 1851 IT 12
NewFall&Winter Goods
GEO. W. ROSS & CO.,
HAVE just received the largest Stock for
the Fall Trade they have ever offered in
the nlace.nnd will thank their customers and
the iiublio eonerally to give them n call, as
suring them that tho prices shall suit the
scarcity of money, as the Goods were bought
mi usually low, and will be sold the same way
for Cash or Troduce, down. As to articles
nnd prices they can't give any description,
hut they have nearly every thing usually
brought to this market, and will sell a little
nin limn ninr
Oct.
3, 1831 tf 13
$50 Reward!
I WILL give the above reward of Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension and delive
ry to me at Athens, Tennessee, a Negro
hoy named ELIAS. Said boy is of a mo.
latto color, aged about twentv years, five
feet five inches high. Said Negro is said
to be smart and sensible. Or I will give
the sum of Twenty-five Dollars if caught
and secured in any Jail in the United States
so that I can get him. He was raised at or
near Tellico Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee, and is supposed lo be in that
part of the country.
JAMES W. GRI3HAM. Executor
nf Philander Wright, deceased.
Athens, fen.. Sept. 15, 1851 tf luG
Just Received at the Drug-Store,
1 I NTS Flake White, White and Red
Lead, Prustan Blue, Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow, Rose Pink, Turkey Um
ber, Venttian Red, Spanish Brown, Terre
Seanna, Yellow Ochre, Copal Varnish,
Coach Varnish. Medicines Turkey Ru
barb, English Calomel, Sand's Sarsaparilla.
Stains Camwood, Red Sanders. Dye
Stuffs Indigo and Madder, Copperas,
Alum, Blue Vitriol, Extract of Logwood,
Logwood Chipped, Redwood, Nicarauga
Wood, Cochineal, Verdigris, Anneito,
Starch, White Glue. Oils Cod Liver
Oil, Sweet Oil, Castor Oil by the gallon,
Spirits of Turpentine, Venice Turpentine,
Seidlttz Powders, Dr. Jaynes Medicines,
American Worm Killer, Fray'n Vermifuge.
Instruments Tooth Keys, Trusses, Fe-
-..1. QnnnnHM, Thl.mh F.Bneala E!,,h'.
Utility ..IU''.''-1'J - m
Crown, Spring Lancets, American, Me
talic and Glass Malea, Female Syrringeg,
Cupping Glasses, Nipple Shells, Metalic
Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes, Nursins Bot
tles, Camel's Hair Pencils. Sable Hair
.t - T . . rl Pan A i la D . i n . O L
Graduate Measures, Glass Funnels, Spat.
..I.. Jir .1 . i. Anrl MnrliN M.KI ,
las. &e. WM. BURNS.
May 9. 1851 tf Kff
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
4 doors above Gould and Darkly. 1 above
V. Kiltneni, ana 4 ueloxt liuford.
Bale Co.,
Broad Street,
- - - - , "
rpHIS Hotel is lituated in a business pan
et House to the Depot Georgia Rail Road.
The proprietor will be pleased to set his
friends and the traveling public generally,
promising on hie part nothing shall be
wanting lo make them comfortable and
their stay agreeable.
Price of Board per dav $1,25.
V. ti. UAMqLi,
Pronrietor.
Jas. A. Weaver, of Tenn.,
Jimttant.
Reference J, H. Lowry and Brother,
f Ten ste.
Sept 12, IS5l-6m 155
Entirclsnwlins tn A-t nf rmTOM, In ttan WW
(Jflta of Uio VMri-l C.urt f..r tliu hulerii PMrk.1
nf IVnnnylTsnls.
Another Scientific Wonder !
Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
GREAT DYSPEPSIA CUIIEBI
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JTJICJ3.
IM.'VI. T. ,ir llin fourth
Stomach of the Ox, after directions of
Baron l.irnt.i, t;e lMiysio ogici i v .:. ., UJ
J.S. How.nnN,M.l. Philadelphia, Tn.
This is n truly wnnilcriui ri'mci.y u.. y--
OESTlON, DvUM'.fSIA, JAIJM"' t;
PLAINT, I 'nNml-ATlOS, HUH
after Nature's own mrll.od, by lSi.ture own
Agent, theGnatrio Juico.
Half a tcaspoonfal of Pf.pun, nf.isod in
water, will dieostor dissolve, Five rousns of
Roast IIbkf iu ubout two uouits, out ol tlie
stomnch . ,
PKPrilX is tho chief clement, or f.rcnt l.
ecstins Principle of the Gastric Juice the
Solvent of the Fond, the Piirifyinp, Prnserv
inR, and StiiniilniiiS Aiienl of the
and Intestines. It is extracted from the Di
ecstivc Stomnch of the 0.t, thus lorniing an
Artificml Digestive Fund, precisely like the
nnturul Gasliic Juice in itsGhnmici.l powers,
and fiirnisliim? A i:impi.f.te anu i t.mr.-i ,
STiTUTBfor it'. Hy tluMiidofthisprepiiralinn,
the pains and evils of Indigestion mm
pepsiu ore rei..ivc:d,just as they would lie bi
ll hcullhy Sioiimch. It isdi.in? wonders for
Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, Kini.em
tion Nervous Decline, nnd Dyspeptic ( oil
sumption, supposed to he on tho verge of the
grave. Tho Scientific Evidence upon i which
it is based, is in the highest degree CUUIOUS
and UKM ARKAHI.E.
SCIEKTIEIC El 7KJN"CK! Baron f.n
ma in his celebrated work on Animal Chenus.
trv.suys: "An Artificiiil Digestive Haul,
analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be readi
ly prepared from tho iiucous mrmhranu ol the
stomach of tho full, in which vnnons articles
of food, as meat anil rgs, will be suflem-cl,
changed, and digested just in the mine man
ner as they would be in the human stomach.'
r -...... .-nlniilile untinirs on the
" Physiology of Digestion," observes that "a
diminution of the tine quantity ofthe Gastric
... . i ..M ....... t,;iitiT iiiien
II IIIIIMI (.IIMI n an i.v -j j
Juice is n prominent and all-prevailing cimse
of Dyspepsia;" and lie states that "a distin
guished protessor ot luisnicinu
was severely nfllicted with this coinpluint,
finding every thing else to fail, hud recourse to
.-. ..i-L.inil r.nm flir slnni-
incuasinc jiiiu, - - -
achs of living nnimals, which proved com
pletely successful."
Professor Dunomsos, of tho Jefferson Col
l m.:l..ll..l.:.. ... I, o irrrnl tvork Oil IIU
man Physiology, devotes more thiin fifty pages
ril,i. nliiirt. His ex-
IU HII KAlllllUIHll"". " ,
..,,n, iir rtcniiiiinnt. on the tinslnc
Juice, obtained from tho living human stom
ach and from animals, nrc well known, "in
nil cases," ho says, "digestion occurred as per
fectly in tho artificial as thu mitural tligcs.
tiolis." ......
As.i nrsPEPSht cun Kit, ur. nocoii.
ton's PEPSIN has produced tho most roar-
...i r.... : titi nf Dnill.lTV.
VUIOIIH :lll:ll, 111 .-.i.,j. - -
KnAriATioN, Nkiivoi-8 Di.t i.isK, and Dvspkptic
Consumption. U is impossible lo give the lie
tails of cases in the limits of tins advertise
ment! but authenticated cernue .ie m..vp
been ejven of more thi.n 771 O HUMtlihU
R EM A li AVI II L E CUHESin Philadelphia,
New Vork and lloston, alone. 'I hose nre
nearly all desperate cases, nnd the cures were
not only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.
11 is a treat Ni nvous Antidotk, nnd par
,:..l...l ..D.,rl rVir lmnlinr.v lo Billions Dis-
order, Liver Complaint, Fever und Ague, or
.. '. . . ' I . .! ,1... nf
hadly trealeil r ever aim njire.
r n..in;.,o !Vlirriirr . and other (UUCP
upon the Digestive Organs, nflcr a long sick
ness. Also, Inr excess in cniing ""' ""
r... ...n r r,l..ni nirils. It almost recon
ciles II KA I.TII wit ll INTKMPKRAN' K.
OLD STOMACH uumi'1jii
ti , f.,r, r Olil Slomnch t'omnhiintl
which it docs not seem to reach nnd remove
ut once. No mnttci how bail tney may ne.
it Gives Instant Ri:mef! A sixbi.k iiosk k
MOVKS Al.l. TIIK I NPI.KASANT s vsi ptoms . and It
only needs lo he repealed ror a short lime lo
ir r I noil trrni ir,,rls nerm.ment. Purity
of lllond, nnd Vigor of Body follow nt once.
It ispiiriiciihirly csceiieni in cuses oi .mium ,.,
' (..,., na Snri'iiess of the nit of the
Stomach , distress alter eating, low, cold state
of tho Illood , Heaviness, i.owness oi opinis,
Despondency, Kuinciation, Weakness, ten
dency to Insanity, Suicide, tee.
Dr. Hoc-chiton's I'kpsin, is soiii ny nunrij nu
the dealers in fine Drugs and Popular Medi
cines, throughout tho Fluted Slates. It is
prepared in Powder and in Hum lorm -ami
in Prescription vials lorinc use oi rnyticinns.
fRIVATP. ClRrui.ARfl ior me ii-n oi rnji-i-
eiiins. n.nv he nhlllllieil Ol IU. Ilnllcnion or
It.. Ai.n.if. iln.rihinc the wliole nroccss of
preparation, and giving the authorities upon
WHICH llie cinuns oi ui -' imnuj
based. As it is Nct a Sk.ciif.t Rrtirnv.no
ohicction can be raised againstits use by Phy
sicians in rspectble standing nnd regular
Pnin nK I) It. I, A If ner bolt e.
, , , i, 1 1 . v. . - , I
t-i nnvr ll r ;.- THIS 'Kverv hotlln of
the genuine ri'.l'SIlM nears ine wriuen ,ignn.
llirC Ol J . 111,1 1,11 I i'l. IV. , r..n
prietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy-right and
Trado Mark secured.
rrT- Sold by all Druggists and Uealcs in
Medicines.
For sale by GF.O. W. ROSN & Co., Athens.
John Stasfikmi & Bo . Philudclpbia.
IIcriiks fc RF.VNcii.ns, Henton.
V. K. Pickf.ns, Cleveland.
Sent.m, 18.-.I--IV 15fi
Wool Carding-New Machine
fpilE subscrilier respecliuliy inlorms me
m. n.irii; . V, f 1 1 hits slnrted n New Wool
Caiumn'i Ma. h:nk, nt his old stand, 9 1-2
miles fast of Aliens, nnd prepared to Lard
Wool into Rood Rolls at the usual prices.
The Machine was made on nn Engine Lathe,
r - .i
anil IS Ol a vcrj aiivriiir ,.ini ii..,rii.
JlCM'.ril MA.IIllilU.l.
Hnmilton's X Roads, )
McMinnco., Aus.23,lS.'.l.S tf 153
Boots and Shoes
TACKSO.Nts.Lll.LARD havjust re--
ceired a fresh supply of fine Boots and
Shoes. July 4. 1851
t. masdeYlavton, m. d.,
HAVING permanently located at CAL
IlnnrV T.nn . ro.n.nir.illn n.nrTu..
his professional services to ihe citizens
thereof and vicinitv. hoping by strict atten
tion lo ihe duties of his office, lo be favora
bly noticed by those requiring Medical as
sistance. Oct. 24, 1S3I-C.H ICl
GILLILANDS, HOWELL & CO,
DIRECT IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN
Foreign nnd Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 33 Hayne street,
CHJtnhESTO.V, SO. CJt.
N. B. Holiing- Clotlis always on hand
WM. H. IHLLILAWD.
W. D. 01LLIT.AND.
8IDNRV I. HOWELL.
JAMES GILLII.AND.
IAMF.S H. NICHOLS.
Od 31, 1851 If
T. F. 5IAS3IS A 0..
COJLVISSIOJV MER CHANTS,
.flACON.CA.,
D) E3PFCTFULLY announce in the
r.lerclianis and Produce Traders ol
I?naf 't'annsfilpp. tllfll ihev will nivp nrnninl
attention o the sale ol all kinds of produce
consigned to their care,
Macon now affords a good market for
Bacon. Fhvr, Beef, Corn, Oats, Hay. Rye
Feathers, Butler, Lnrd. Tallow, Irish
Potatoes. Dried Fruit, Eggs, On-
Inn li'nnl. ee . el.
Every attention will be bestowed to give
entire satisfaction to those whu may make
consignments to this firm.
Tl.s enmniiasions nreC5 ner cenl those
customary at the commission houses in the
city. Produce, to secure ready sate and
lair prices, should be (ixed up neatly for
transportation and delivered in Macon in
enod condition. Immediate returns jcill be
,tla fm n!l fp. 'fi'iViinr nnd neneral
information in regard lo the market "Vay be
. . tt l.. .i.i -
nau, at any nine, uy mii"snii!
W.F. HARRIS &rO ,
Macon, Georgia.
References :
Phondlpr. TTrene. ti Ik. Co.. Gaines & Co.
Chnllnnnntrtil C. Wallace. H. A is It. Gam
mon. Gaines ft Co.. Ciaighead & Dead-
erick, Knoxrille.
Oci.y-1. ICal -tf 101
Hnfston R-lass.
1 )X BOXIisi assorted sizes, just receiv
l.w'Jejon Consignment, nnd will be
sold nt the ninnufnclurers price?, (and
freight.) ivhich is lower thin any Glass of
the same quality can he imported.
G. V. ROSS & CO., Jgeufs.
OeJ. 1851 If 15'J
Greats ale of Valuable
LANDS,
In the vicinity of Chattanooga.
rTIHE Brunch Bink of Tennessee at
Athens, will sell on the premises, lo
l,inl,n.i l.i.lilflr nn I'linrsilAV. the 4lli
day of December next, a splendid body of
...I, n.l fn.:ia ln.tu Ittnn in Ihn vieinit I
I ll II IIIIU irniiB iiiiivi, ij iiiii ... ..... -
of Chattann"sa, Tennessee, containing in
all about SIXTEEN HUNDRED AAD
EIGHTY ACRES.
Tliee lands are situated between the
ITnl...;ila nn,l Pli a t la ll nnoo llailrond and
ii.aii .me .,,. w.i,. -
the great Western and Atlantic Railroad of
Georgia the nearest poini oeingaooui one
mile from the Depot of each well watered,
finely timbered, a large portion under cul
tivation, and the whole wall adapted lo
farming purpose, and embracing every va
riety of soil- The whole will be divided
n. t.n, ailmirahte TTarnilt. np will
be s"Id in larger bodies if desired by pur
chasers.
The main thoroughfare from Chattanoo
ga lo Georsia, which is a wide, level, well
improved highway, runs immediately
ihroush the Und;, while? the two RuilioWttg,
.f.a n..l.l,A ia.l 1mm T .Bfnllplll, in ItlP
direction of Nashville, bounds their out
skirls. And taking them all in nil, with
their present and prospective advantages
they are amongst the best and most desiia
ble lands now offered to the public.
Terms of Sale : One-tenth of the pur
chase money in Cash, and ihe balance in
ian anno! annual insia I Irnenls. with inters
est, payable on thefi'st Monday in Decem
ber ol eacn year. Aiie purcnuser giving
bond and security, and a lien retained until
the last installment is paid.
Refer to
R. M. Hooke, I
Jas. A. Whiteside, Chattanooga.
Elijah Thukman, on the premises.
Or to
TllOSJ. CAMPBELL,Cash.,Athens.
Nov. 7, 1 851 id 163
More New Goods at Calhoun.
J. II.TVELIS
OAS jusl received Brown, Crushed an
Loaf Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup,
Rice, Tea. Salt, Nails, Gun and Blasting
Fowder, Dlackshith's Anvils. Hand and
Sledge Hammers, Vices, Screw Plates,
Rellowses, Drawing Chains, Log Chains,
Lock Chains, Streecher Chains, Coil
Chain, Pistols, Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes,
Hone Shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Hand
Saws, Cross cut Saws, Mill Saws, Mill
C... CJ.. D.mi.,1 a.i.l Vnrniahail Ttiieksla.
' fl ,Y A nr., , null' u .nu . - j
Tubs. Saddles. Bridles, Martingales, Col
lars.Carpei Bags, Clocks and Fancy Goods,
. -. . . ..... r. . V t oi .
r an anu vv inier ury uooos, ucois, sno,
Hats, Caps, Crockery, Drugs, Medicines,
&.C., to which the atitntion of his custom
ers and the public are invited.
,CP Wheat, Oats, Corn, Peas, Tobac
co. Country-made Jeans, &c taken in ex
change for Goods.
Calhoun, Oct. 24. 1851 tf 1CI'
0AK-6R0VE HOUSE,
W EST END OF ATHENS. TF.JYJV
TTMIE undesigned bavin? purchased the
residence formerly occupied by Ihe Hon.
Spencer Jarnngin, and refitted it with much
labor and expense, both in reference to the
House nnd in procuring a bountiful supply of
pure vaicr, is pieaseu 10 announce to Ms
friends unit th imhlin vnnnrnllw fliaS tia will
. , n j , " i.
spare nn pains in rendering his table inviting
itini ,ii. iiii..v i,t.-i,a,,ii nun nj;reeaDie to SUCD
n. unuuec iu iu.ui iiim win, ineir PHironnre
JAS. W. McSPADDEN.
Sept. 19, 1851 tf 156
Notice.
rTlIIF. undersigned having obtained letters
tettnmcntary on the estate of Gideon Mor
gan, deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to come forward and make
settlement. Those having claims are required
to present them within the time specified bv
law, properly authenticated. In mv absence
,. . n n. ... . J
iiniicu. mcr.irnin win act as my acent.
ANDREW L. ROGERS, Executor.
Nov. 7.1S51 3t 1C3
Buckets. Tnhs. Arc.
ON hand a large lot or Buckets and Tubs,
in..in. m L. mmA m J . . I .
-" 'i-"I"' ui.HC, inill aun uiuer ue
scnption. and lor (ale low bv
May 30, 1351. S. K. REEDER.
SAVANNAH AND AUGlfeTA.
THE
Steamboat Company of Georgia
Run the following Steamers, as nuove, vi.
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron,;
CHATHAM, (.'ron,;
TI10S. S. MKTCALF,
TENNESSEE,
Which, with tow-boa'3 and lighters, af
ford unequalled lacittties for transportation
ol freight lo the interior of Georgia, bouth
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con
nection with the Railroads.
The elegant steam-packet D. L. Adams
will connect with Ihe steamships Florida
p.nd Alibamc landins freight by them in
5 days from New lorK io ivucusia.
Freight, (now taken at reduced rates,)
will belorwardedre! of commission.
In ore'er to prevent detention or iniscar
riase, bills ol ladintr should be addressed
to SAM'L M. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN A. MOOUE, Agent,
Augusta.
June 27, lS51-ly '4
EG3ENCE OF COFFEE,
ONE Package of this Essence will go as
far n four pounds of Store Coffee, and
Coffee made by this Essence will preserve
perlectly the real tnsl3 ol ihe best Smre
Coffee, Iml will have a more delicate anil
liner flnvor, a finer color, and will certain
ly be much wholesnmer for everv person
than pure Store Coffee; will also be clear
without requiring lo clarify it.
Manufactured and for sale, V bolesale
and Retail, by Hummel, Roiii.er &. t-o.,
No. 2i8Callowhi!ISl., above Gib, Phila
delphia.
For sale in Athens, by . n
G. W. ROSS & C O.
Jnly2f5 18.r, if M8
Oroceriss.
mBOLASSF.S, CulTi-e, Sugar, Nails and
all articles hi lnnaina to thnt branch o
business by the Wholesale or Reiail.
I am selling low for cash or produce.
JAS. H. BAIN,
Opposite Barren's Hotel.
Atiu.8. 1S5I fiin. ) p'
"Madisonville Hotel.
'PHIS House, heretofore kept by mv dn-
ceased husband, will be coniiinied by
me. 1 hope ihe ft lends and customers of
my laie husband will continue to extend
their patronage lo me. The house shall b"
as well kepi as usual, and every exertion
used to cive entire snlisfiiciion to al! thai
mav caU. AMANDA HOOD.
Madisonville, Ati2it I. 85U-tf 149
"Medical Notice.
Will. G. NICE, M. D,,
OFFERS hia profrsionnl srrvicci Co his
friends nnd th public generally.
ni i. n iar.i . if IOO
lJTwnoticJ':. "
VAX DYKE & CAMPRETiT,
rfl NIXON VAN Pi KB and TIIOS. J.
A a r a iu pnir.l.r.. In., hnvini; entered into
- . i ,1 . .......... - -, -
partnership in the prncticc of the law, one or
I . . j- i. ' .. is I I liinnl hr) lull till 11 I
DOln Ol llltJIM umj mi. "
t nr; Ail.mii nrivt ilrrtrln thn utnra
lliriroiiiur, in rtinviic-,
of John MoGuughy,.ink'SJ ubiont attending
tne ourip.
Atliens.Jiin. 1!J. lP-ia-u w
DENTISTRY.
Ml. Will. II. COLLINS.
OA V1NU permanently located in Athens,
t.. lon.luru hia nrolessional services
AC.. .,.... ...
lo persons needing the aid of a Dentist
His experience justifies him in saying that
his work cannot fail to give entire satisfac-
ill he moderate.
Illlll. HI1U IN, VITHIq' -i .....
The Cash will be required in all cases when
the worn i execuieci.
Athens, July 25, 1851 tt iw
Groceries at Reduced Prices,
SK. UliriUrMS respecii'iuy iiimriue iu.-
friends and the citizens of MrMinn
generally, that he will sen tiituuftiiics.
r .kii. ha Ima a first rate assortment, nl
ihe same prices they can be bought al Dal
...lit, ihe rarrtsne added 00. for the
same kind of pay CASH.
JuneiiU, I8H1
Bar Iron and Castings !
HHE subscribers navincr leaseu me
ipDi nnn IRON WORKS lor a term
of years, are now in operation and prepar
ed tn fill orders for Bar Iron, follow Ware,
Machinery. Slovei.and other Castings
Havtn" a large number ui pmicin
and experienced workmen in that depart
ment, they can supply Castings of all kinds
on short notice, ine qaaiuy oi ins iron
is unsurpassed by any made in East Ten
nessee.
i.i .!... ..J Maelnne Shnns siinnlied
r UU IIU 1 1 J c wnu - , I I
on the most favorable terms of the market.
naviug r- ---'-. ,
r..i...;nM nrlmn m in, various denart-
rj ... 1. n.l b lonor eTnerience in lie
niaiiuiw"""s - ,
ments, they would respectfully request a
shale O punilC pairnnHcr.
May 23, 1851 ly 139
Whv will vou Suffer.
nnnOUSANDS of bottles of the AMFRI
I i-ivi r-nviPOITIMn hnve hern inld dll-
iiivv.vv.-
rinrthe past year, and was never known to
fail of curing, in a few tfnys, tho worst cases
-r nertnin delicae diseases. Siminal weuk-
neas and all diseases ot tho Urinary Organs
n -Hm:nfl iiainif I his nlnnsnnt und oonu
reoll", ''" ,
lar rtmcdy.need fear no exposure, as it leaves
noouoronuie oreuji, iciu,i.. u ....
j:.t kn:n.H.Riintiiint nn nrierRil
lions in tucn"
rv or noxious drugs injurious to the system,
and is adapted to every ape, aex or condi
tion. It is also the best remedy kaown for
. hi.... nr Whites, f female cnninlnints.
r ion, - ... .'
ih which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge of a remedy. This celebrated
... - i... Iu,.n .iced in fhft nrivntn
emeu; n ."8 - - - --- . 1 -
. : .r. nhvairinn with nnwiiif success
radically curinR ninety nine ofthe hund-ed
cases in a few days. Around each bottle are
clain and full descriptions.
v A-T-CAUTIOX. Ask for the Americnn
Coropound.and purchase only of tho Afrents.
Observe that the genuine has Ihe written sig
nature of the proprietor, aud tho name
blown in the bottle. Price 1.
Forsale by G. W . ROSS & CO., Athens,
Tenn .,and by Druggistsin all large townsin
the State.
March 14, 1651 Jy 129
Forest Hill Academy.
J1TIIEJVS, TEJSW.
THE Fall and Winter Session of the
above Institution will commence on
Monday, the 1st of September next, and
continue a session of 21 weeks, -jnder iIip
superintendence ol Rev. S. Ciiuncii, A.B.,
nnd Lady.
TERMS, PEJi SE.1SIOA':
Rnollinir TJendinr. VV filing anu
S.?.mtnl A ritlimPtte.
85,00
Written Arithmetic.KnglisiUjrnmc
mar, Geonraphy, and the above,
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French
and Italian Lnncuaaes, tho Higher
Mathematics, Mental and Moral
Sciences', &c, k.c...
8,00
10,00
Paintins in Oil and W filer ;oiors,
Lithocrrnph, MfZ7otint. &c Extra,
Embroidery, Wax Flowers and
v...:.
10.00
D,UU
i i, 1 11 1 1 , . . .
Each student will he required to lurnisn
one load of wood or its equivalent in money.
The Trustees deem it superfluous to say
.i .on,lnii(in nl Mr. nnd Mrs.
h n y i it imu in .... -
Church, as thorough and eflicient 1 eachers,
further than lo state thai their eitoris im"
far have been nttendf d with success, nnd
that we have ctent hope in the prosperity
r a.m, unitpr iti nreserff arrflHfilS-
ui urn n""Tii i
tralion. A ml for ihe enemirasement ol the
Teachers ami the sncpefs ol the bcbool, we
have decided that tlie-Tuiiinn shall be paid
in advnm-e. or one Iml I' in advance, and the
other nl the close ol the first hall session, i
provided that one week from the time o.
enteritis School he considered in advance;
and Hint no srbolar be received for less lime
than half session, unless providentially
prevented from atiendina School, in wh'ch
case nllownnees will be made for absences
that exceed "ne week. We decide, also,
that such Fchnlara r tail lo comply with
the above arrannement slmll not be taught
lonser than one week Irnm ihe time- of en
ti.'rins School.
CH. METCALFE. See.
An?. 15, lPfll-tf l-rl
I. MATTHEWS & CO.,
AT the Old Stand, one mile South ol
Alliens in Ftvle second lo none.
June 20, 1851-tf
Bait or As 'v7 i 1 c o x,
wuni.r.sAi.R
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
AlI(H'STA,(KOIHilA,
f'T EKPnoiistnntly on lititnl n Inrsrc nnrl well
V nssorted stuc k of Sii-iir.l'oll'i'e.Snlt.i-r,
which will be sold at the very lowest mnrke
prices, wlllordcrsshall have cniefiil ullcr.-
'"n icon, I.ardand Feathers received
on consignment.
July 30, lfilii tf -I'
Groceries at Wholesale.
TITHE snbseribers ben leave lo call iIip at--"-
lention of the Merehan's n'- Rast Ten
nessee, lo their larce slnel; ofOnOCERIES,
which ihev offer nt Wholesale on the
must favorable Inrms. Allorders lailhfully
and protiiptlv exeeuied.
Particular atleiilion paid to consignments
of produce. S.. A. & 0.
Aususta.tjfl.. June w icm uin- m
ATllKJMS, J l'iAJ.
G-co. W. Rlayo
lASremnvcd to tho largo Rnck Tnvern
ontliii Public Siiiinre, heretofore occu
pied by J iimes S . Unices, Esq. , where he is
prepared to accimnioiiuie i.iciruvciing puu
lic. March 8,185011 .0
A GOOD lot ol" Molasses, unsurpassed
.'k l. IV,. cnts l.ll
July 4. ' BRADFORD & DODSON.
GEO. VT. BP2DGES
ATTORNEY AT LA IF,
ATHENS.EaST TliNNKSSEF,
PR CTirF.Pin thcdiireroatnoiiiitiescoin
:..Mil.nn,l.,..l Tnitininl C Ti rnnit wil
-ntfend lo Uiecollectinciindseciirincofcliiim
....I ..,;ii ..Ii-a lit. iiiifliviited attention to nl
biisinessnntrusted tn his care.
March 2. IH Iil tl J
New Goods -New Goods!
flMIE subscribers would call the alien
lion of Merchants doing business in
Georaia. Alabama and Tennessee, to their
extensive assortment of
Fane 11 Goods,
OomprisitiST a large collection of Combs,
Buttons, Pins. Ne-dles, Pocket Books, Port
. . . , r, .. , 0, 1 ,.
Monnies, wuspenners, uonon nno oiik
Purses. Ladies' Dells, Black and Colored
Sewing Silk. Spool Thread of all colors
nnd at all prices. Flax Thread, Braids nnd
Tapes, together wiih Hair. Sline and Clolh
Brushes. Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Eyes,
Beads, Necklaces, Fancy t-'oaps, Perfume
rv ard Hair Oils of everv style and nualiiv.
Together with
JlooUt and Stationery.
Such as School Books, Blank Books, Let
ter and i.ap raper, rasie ioarus, oieei
Pens. Cluills, Gold nnd Silver Pencils
Also, n large slock of t
llVcwmfna" Vnntr
manufactured at'ourown Factory in South
r..jilina fill. C I M O I? I . HAtn Ot. Dlt.nCIV.
that it would be impossble to give a list of
one nail ine arncies nepi oy ine Fuu-crioers.
But we can only say 10 merchants from the
above States, to sive us a call as we are
determined to offer roods at lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be gjt
K T , . I. ... . I
in ixtw 1 orn. oruers uy man or 0111-
-.mie. nfill hai n,nmlillv stlanflorl in mnA
ine utmost care taken 10 senu sucn articles
as are deired and at the same prices as if
purchased personally.
DUNHAM &PLAKELY.
Angiista.Ga., Feb. 14. 1S51 if 125
'T)R. E. D. GILBERT.
HAVING located at DECATUR, Tenn..
tenders his professional services to the
citizen sol Meiesand iheadjoiningcounlies.
Office, on the West side of ihe Public
Square, wheie he may be found at
times, unless professionally absent.
Decatur. June7, 1850 tf 89
A LOT of superior UPPER and SOLE
LEATHER nn hand and forsale low
at J. McGAUGHEY'S.
Kov.S, 1S50 al 11
; Chancery Sale.'
pi
iTJRSUANTto n decree of the last term
..f ilia Phnneerv ITniirt at Cleveland,
Tennessee, in Ihe cae of Isaac N. Swan
and Simeon B Urowder. Administrators of
John IN. Gamble, deceased, acainst the
heirs and creditors of said John N. Gamble,
deceased, I will expose to public sale , on
the premises, on Friday, Ihe 12lb day of
December next, nil the right, title and in
terest which the said John IV Gamble had
in and lo the following described tracts of
land, to wit : One tract situated in Tollt
coun'v, in the 2nd range, east of the basis
line, 2nd fractional township, sooth, twen
ty sixth section, beinrr the south west quafc
ter or said spiinn.hecinning nl the north
cast corner of said quarter, running south
to Ihe corner, ihenre west to a dead mulbe
rv lo the line between William Wiggins una
Martin Harper; thence with the conditional
line to the said quarter; thence wt!h th
line between Mantooth anu said Harper to
ihe river; thence up the river to the section
line; thence lo the beginning. Also part of
the south east rjunrler in the aforesaid sec-
lion beninnmg at the north east cornerj
thence west 10 ihe top of the ridse; thence
down the ridge with a conditional line,
between ihe aroremetuioned Witrgins ancf
Harper; thence with the said line round
with the other line above named, supposed
to contain in nil One Hundred and Sixty
Acres. .4lso; Forty Acres it being part of
section thirty iivp, commencing aunerMomi
east corner of the Northeast quarter in
range 2. East, fractional township 2, South.
Also, Forty Acres of the Northeast quarter
of thirty ti ft li section, 2d Pactional town
ship South, 2d rinse, East of the basts
lino hesinning at the Southeast corner of
said quarter, in Polk county, Ocoee l)if
trict. One other tract, supposed to le
Thirty Acres, more or less, in range 2dt
Fast of the basis line, 2d fractional town
nhip South, and thirty fifth section being
pari ol the Northwest quarter ol said see
tiun, commencing at the Northeast corner
of the Southwest quarter, and running
North tn a large hollow nl Ihe corner of a
fence; thence with the said hollow anEail
course to iIip West side of the forty acre
lot; ihr-nce South in n line; thence E"8l lo
' bp lipinninr said to be in Polk couny,
Ocoee District.
Tf.iims of Salf.: One third in cash, an I
the residue in equal portions, .nn a credit
of six and twelve months, secured by bond
nnd security, and a lien rrtnincd on the
lands until the money is paid.
JAMES r.ERRY.C. & M.
Oct 31. 1851 -fit Pr fee gll 102
Roots nnd Shoes.
AI.AUfiEand well selected stock jusl re
ceived, nnd will be sold cheap for Cash
or Produce, by G. W. ROSS & C O.
Oct. 3, 1851 tf l.r8
2,000 y'ds Home-made Jeans
WANTED, foi which the highest mnr
kpt price in Goods will be tjjven, by
June G. 1851. S. K. REEDER.
American liar die are,
BLITEN &D01CLASS,
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS,
No; 5 Platt Street,
77irce rfonrs fram Pearl street,
.VEW-i'OJtK,
"ITOULD tespecifully invite the alien
" lion of the Hardware Trade lo iheir
Siock ol Goods, received direct from Ihe
Manufacturers, and for sale on favorable
terms.
New Yoik. July 25. IS5I Cm 148
HOPKINS, KOLB & CO,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &c,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sept. 19. 1851 if 156
Vinegar-Vinegar
A FEW barrels of No. I Vinegar for
- sale by
S K. REEDER.
July 4.
145
Hardware.
J. & S. BONES & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
IMPORTERS DIRECT AND DEALERS 1W
FOREIGN k DOMESTIC HARD WA RE,
SAVfc. always on hand a good assort
menl in their line, tvhlnh ik.u m.iii -.1
- " m-l niiieci
on the most favorable terms.
Augusta, Feb. 28, 1851 lv 127
A FEW bushels Timothv Seed for ..I.
-ta-hy . S. K. REEDER.
Aug. ill, IMl.
Land for Sale in Street Water
1 alley, fliwassee Purchase.
'IllE undersigned offers Cor sale a Firm
of 1571 acres, lying 4 rr.iles south of
Philndelphio, Monroe county, Tennessee,
on thclMorganton rood, and within one mil
of tho East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
rood. Said firm embraces some of ihe heat UnA
of raid Valley, which is not surpassed per-
L 1... ...ii . m .
imp vy any yuiiry in lennessee, tnd
ha plenty of limber and about 70 acres in
cultivation, watered by a running slresm,
with a sufficient portion of pood arable
lond to clear. There is a good orchard of
early and late peach and apple fruit, a
dwelling abnnl 50 by 18 feet, a barn about
the same size, &c. It is convenient lo a
mill and shops, and more land adjoining
van bo had if a larger farm is desired.
WM. H. SHAW.
Aug. 6. 1P51. 151
Medical Notice.
DR. M. R. MAT.
DR. J. F. PATTOJT.
DBS. MIV &. PITTnv
flAVING associated themselves in the
practice of Medicine, respectfully ten
der Iheir professional services to ihe public.
In critical cases, when required, both
will bp in attendance without additional
expense.
March 7. 1S51 if jog
New Hat and Cap Warehouse,
j. taylobTjb., & CO.,
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALERS tM
tiatgf Caps, and Bonnet g.
Opposite Wright, Nichols & Co.,
Broad street, Accost. CS.
IOSEPH TATLOR, JR. mm, w. co , ,
Augusta, Feb. 28, 1S51-1 li7 '