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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
ucr;.;.. Of e.r Government on the China
Question.


A Washington correspondent states that ;
1.-THE United States government declines the en-
tangliag policy 81 military and political alliance
with England and France III Chine So affairs. The
reason assigned by General Cass in the premises
resi- upon the established policy ct the country.
He eoucurs in the opinion that 10 measures
within the reach of diplomacy should be leii IN.
tried 10 open the gates Of China TO the CONNER.
o;al and pohtical intercourse Of The world; but
he declines a copar,nership in Chinese var as
n contingent Of the French aud English policy.
Our government. independently viii use IL 'e-t
efforts with the governlnen, of China whether 81
Hen flung or Tae ping wang 10 the common ENDS
pronnsed by the two great European Powers
and the fact that the Gushing treaty will soon
exnirs by act of Limitation creates the direct &C
casion on our part for this movement for a'ger'
more universal and more permanent concessions.
lis possible too that Mr.. Reed in China may
receive some voluntary assistance in support of
the common cause of all civilized powers from
Russia. She has an agent at Pekin IN the don
Bile capacity o political ambassador and loea'
patriarch of the Greek church, who lnny become
a useful assistant Of ours before the game II en
ded Then. ain, il is believed here, TINT the
hundreds of thousands of Chinese, who have made
tho trip to the gold mines OF California, will con.
tribute in considerable degree TO the enllghien.
ment OF their government concerning the power
and resources of the United States. Ina word,
the t'niied States purpose no holy alliance with
England aud France, but an independent course
Of concurrent diplomacy for the samo common
objects Of open ports, open rivers and on open
country, and under the prestige Of a powerful
squadron.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

Mr.. l. iker (whose daughter. Mary Ann was
canGe stney married to the cos ehnan Deanl IS
atout 10 sell oft his property in this country and
return 10 Germany. his native land This step
Is taken solely on account of hi. dom ,tic trnnb
le' CAUSED by 'hr unhappy conduct VI lis daagA.
ter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

for the lions -hare' II surely sheaid -ipri-e ,o
one hat there i. nj thu. time such an uiiIarallel
ed stampede from the high taxes in lirsinia,
when the eaample l. ~ them by such brilliant
lights u, Democracy n H.. Gov. McCbmas and
Fayere sleNullen. We hope This gnoue denar.
tore will f..alr ia calling better men tofii tn.
places. Injecting. Ia. Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

fltk up dma.s. fhi. is the nib.t n"Fei welding
ut ever occurred IN cnrondrlet. AMI has cren-
a : much srusaiion the Dean aud Boxer ni-
ialr did Ia Gotham
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

We are authorized TO announce DIR. BOOKER
+. SMITH a candidate TO represent Campbell
county lin pari) in the next legislature
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


euuia Monthly Meeting of tbs Association will be held this
SATURDAY e. enug Payne Christian
| am now read, 80 receive contribution.
! u. II JNO. N MILLER Teas.
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~ - 49,, t ~! ii9ei Tor one Year ana pledge myself
u ie 'se q a. Ny Bar is comfortably ft,ed NJ S ~ 70
shh9hs at a hours l solicit pstronarr .s a,
Az l. al, l'S J. W. SuERMAN
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We are authorized to Announce F. H. DkAsE,
r., Esq. Of this city. candidate Tor re 'ieo'''h
to tie Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

We hive heard of some msfonis.,in. cures BE-
ing male by Prof. DE Grains Electric Oh Il
the diseased parts with remarkable effect uu shnr
time health Tcgaus its 1t be hal Of the
here, advertisement IN another column
mar I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

sufficient evidence If the high appreciation by she community
of the "Cockade city of The merits Of itO>StItS con
GENERATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEA Is 20 iar the Hair
Five hundred bottles have been sold In thai city in the short
space of hrc months and sal the demand daily increasing
1t i, warranted To remove DanliuG
1t il warranted TO prevent the falling of the hair
1t is warranted To- relieve that distressing itching which
frequent preccdcs the decay Of the hair
1t is warraHtrd not Ia ht\e lis superior har beauhcr
For ladvs-ltis the very article for the Toilet.
For G Etencn is ahcqualod for The Nhisker and Mus.
ache
For Chlr'nlt preserves heir hair and w
GLOSSY ringicts
For MerhansIt ercs fine profit, with ready salr Pro
cnrc your supply Of Msssrs SIROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD.
brngEisIs Ut his rity lInal p
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UF1IITI.. TIJN \,
inlr2l Is Druggist and Chemist Richmond Va

tHff't'h-N NAT TAG! pr gentleman NHild
ahor IN Ter the curse of sagfeea3ie Urea when using
DONDENS DENTAL FLUID will not only r.tl ia it,
sweet but MAKE the teeth white alabyster. p"ent
ache and preserve the from decay. Recommended ny d
tists and Physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its
moves ini"s tan leekcs renders the SKIN and hctu
h imari"e reh ra,r7te hue II IS the greatest
cents For ,aleby SMOOTHER & WluTEHFAD,
SfABLHR Il 10 rs.
Is mud DRUGGISTS every ,brrr
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a q HEES--S2 10 500 weekly nIlde by using
our Recipes with tui instructions for turing Frent II,
tognac and Peach Braues Cu1 Rams,
GIN ae wlrlaa ed To contain thing lulluus the
Address, enclosing - AID Postage Stamp
q. \. HAKINELL & 60,
New ON CITY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

and Healthy Gnm, b. obtained by X Den
tai Find. affords Instant and prevents to3ihare,
rests decay and Prev nts the formation
DOW DEN ) DENGALFiUlD is rccnsH i6,d by the who,
medical profession btiuR tT superior any powders
washes a. lis constant VIII prevent ,t1y mud tn"
aches teeth are hcrio Recommended by 1ta HD EAkIA
l.ynchhurE, Va; DIS. Prlstns Hudson. Richmond
Or Cosby Pete'shur-t Dr Mann. Charleston, =. 9 DR. Bs
son RaieRh C.; and DenfNts .Nei! where For sale by
SIEOlHtR y WHITEHEAD y. lam, hhsrg Va and by all
Druggists an / MGR haats Wholesale ty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

certain remedies salt Kbcnln Scfeaa Rheumatism, and
affections The acting eNterntiy and renetra
s the pore< INTERNALLY the blood and the
OF dges PURIFY aud renoraiins the vital mne MS Of
the body
and 40 81 strand London by all druggists at 25e
G9le and 81 per box. lap lldlw
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s.1o1 NraBG.lEs-ih have in., received, !, ..,.

=
fs i 'Na-sHirr or concentrated Lye" tor mai ip
go tt5 ' N"Ap 1t is put up Iron Cases with lii
rs i9r Hte tur Families aud Hotrs Who W .sh 10 MA J..
III Hr' tar o"a soup, ii viii BIZ convenient and eco.
II ''' F"' safe "y JOllN ii. S..AI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

0 Dcahs penarfd " c Secretary ot ej2 shows
mn ayrrqpe of twelve deaths hav bv this aon. Can
nothing stay this fearful nptaNtNf Ii the alrga
tons If those least entitled - vcracty
il u AMI remedy. WlsTaRs
s,NoF WILD CHERRY has cured thousands have tried
nj other remedies IN NHi This can lie substautaed by
ma Of leliahe evidence.
Nome genuine unless signcd BUTTS N the Wrapper
SETH W. FpNIE n co, l3T Washington Street, Dos
ton. irupretorR Sold by ther agents every where
For sale bV J H. SIsAH
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GA Inc -ta ni this mouth tr tne Nortl ern Stale5
"ha lNNas td vii hay Land City Properly f. = any ana
NJ may d's'ri invest ia tho>r rgnu, VIII qiiiry nm
'as iTa commission or take contingent intprs, il, bh
"a laN taxes aud a,!tal To is site # desired " ~
a.. rlfts N, = ~ ,r,,,
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unrch-acI.Ir. biu.,cring, Mar

traiu affections OF every
which declared ncnrable Tor many ieaA even
.kinl setus Among these, we Office NER
sick aud nauscaing stnmPt hes
the sufferer for all prhh1be einPloymcns
An elderly lady In this city, whose r"serlahify and 'crdcy
given certificate over her own sig
declaring HAT after suffering for ten years with violent
headaches notwithstanding she had been treated by
eminent physicians all tie fine she found a1y pcrma
nent relief unti She induced 10 use BhkfKs PhtMuh
BIrrLRs bottles Of which completed cure Of the dis
other have used the B1rFs Tor the disease
and similar Does his ni show that the Befs
gr all they be- and that the Proprietor
not aitem humbug the people in his medicine Where
remedy offered Ion adscas and IN dSeoVcrer known
to be responsible the public do Themselves and him In
iisiise fair and impartial trial These Bers
purely vegetable may he taken without the fear of
danger
Prize, 20 cents per bottle
To be N # all the principal Druggists in Lynchbure Dan
vile Fsrnve Fincar Abingdon aud elsewhere throughout
Virginia Orders promptly filled by aldrc, lug
an l32w l. BAKER. Richmond Va
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n taNe charge the Oiice .nll Nd remr>
Sec News at 5r7toL AGy 4us rnst
nfht Wi please address tle Ettor tIvl..te,y.
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So ~ s'-S-- "
"A s411t 7t ut etad CoUioetl .a, anon, a. 'S
Hue's;c Drops WIN cical. - 'r ~ !" Nc "H.f
t'uh breis with Orange ,Hiy
'WHed NafsInu... W tn coughs Ar
Wiied fiagraot tor The r,mth
'''etN br'ps. very reiaed attltie
- taraN ~ drops =
Fn% "a .et.Fs IA few days an additional supply of tho
tfarNnaII, and Arrow Root Cracker, 81 - .i
''4t' ''F '"4"i> aad 'tY.peptes For sale by N q"
a., 1. ,,.in. j II. THOMPSON Il co
-4-'ts'i Apothoeayius and pr,o
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N1JE-rHHS aS.E.r,shXVx.-, .,.,

AZ Il 1 0. p 10 hire Isr thr balance Of The
W '39 1al al " lshrr lroner Ion a small fani
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17
Majority to overcome

FOUND GUILTY. Washington Gann-One
of the parties indicted for the murder OF
Wilcoxon ut DalIas, in this County, in Mo-
vember last, was tried and found gully of
murder in the first degree, this week at Hair
rison. The murder WAS very atrocious and
has created great sensation throughout the
country. WlcOxon was poor man with a
large family of small children-they are left
in The EXTREMIST circumstances of want
Eblin, said to be the prime instigator of the
crime and who confessed his guilt upon ar.
rest, is one of the six prisoners who recently
made their escape from our county Jail, and
of whom nothing has since been heard
Why is there no reward offered for their APP
prehension? The conviction of Gan is the
first upon the records of Hamilton County
for murder in the first degree, and we hope it
may be the last. We understand that the
counsel of the prisoner will move a new trial,
aud failing in that, will carry the case up to
the Supreme Court
Green e. Smith, who is said to be impica'
ted in the murder, is in Jail and will have II
trial at the July term of Court Chdtlanoo.
ga Advertiser.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17
Schenectady agricultural Works

MANUFACTURE
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE rOWr =.
THRESHERS AND SEPARATGRS, @; NJ.
BINED THRESElF Frs AND WIFNOwE IS.
CLOVER HULLERS AND gLFANJ RS.
WOOD SAVING MACHINE, 80.
THE undersigned having jeen Nv, n,y
i years engaged in building varions X Ids
of Horse Powers and ThreshiEe Machines eel
confident, from past experience sad the Gu.
merous testimonial they ere rcorivi-.. ON
all parts of the country Of the srperiOri Of
their machines, that they can rive sati be
ton to all who may favor them with o. -.
Our Horse Powers are made stTGr -. ~
geared that 1t REQUIRES the team 10 :, vel
only about 4 miles ner hour 10 tn. Try
grain, thereby making it suitable 10 rcrk
either horses or cattie on them.
Our Threshers aud Threshels ard Winno ".
ers are SO constructed as to discharge al ne
grain and dust through the machine, and OF
into the feeders face as is usual With oil rr
kinds.
The 1'hresher and Winnower mas a revtv
ing wire separator, whicr does its work IN, re
perfectly than can he done IN any other v.s.
The Separator (RiGdleI los fork Straw
shaker, which ss,'ka. the grain out Of he
straw as it passes from the Threshsr.
We warrant these machin,s to sui, the ir.
chaser upon trial, or they can he t,,os, ID
and the money refunded
@. WESTINGHOUSE 4 CO
~ These machines viii be lar sale in
Athens as soon as they car be hro.sb. out
by steamer. S. X. RgEDER. Agest
April 3, ls57-tf--i45
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL, ESTATE,

DY virtue of decree rendered in the
ID Chancery Court at jacksonville, will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on a cred.
il Of one and two years. at the times and
places hereinafter specified. the following
very valuable LANDS AND TOWN LOTS,
not devised by John McGhee, deceased, and
which are to be sold for distribution among
his heirs. The property has been valned by
Commissioners appointed by the Honorable
Chancellor, and will not be sold unless the
minimum valuation Of said Commissioners
shall be offered
At the Court. house in the town of Cleve
land, Bradley county, on the 9th day Of May
next, at l | o'clock A. NJ, Lot No. "a in said
town, valued at $500; Lot No. ll9 in said
town, valued at $1,000. And on the same
day, in the afternoon, at the Rail Road Depot
in Charleston, in said county, $50 acres Of
Land lying near said town of Charleston,
valued at So, 900; also, $50 acres of timbered
Land, near said town, adjoining Lands Of E.
Spriggs, valued at $500. Also, on the same
day, and as soon as practicable thereafter, on
the Lot in Calhoun, McMinn county, on which
stands the old Store House of J. l.. McCarty,
the said Lot valued at $3.50, and 30 acres Of
Land, near said Calhoun, ABIDING Lands of H.
NJ. McElrath, valued $500.
On the 2sth of May at the Courthouse in
Knoxville, the Lot on the corner of Main and
Gay streets, formerly occupied by the East
Tennessee Bank, valued $4,000.
On the S0th day of May, at the Premium
Mill, Blount county, the Tract of 2S2 acres,
with Grist and Saw Mills thereon, valued at
SO, 600 Also, Tract of l08 acres adjoining,
valued at $780, and Tract of IS acres Of
timbered Land adjoining, valued at 5000
Also at same time aud place, one Town Lot
in Maryville, on Main street, near the Store
House of s. d. McReynolds, valued at $3.50,
and an adjoining back Lot, valued at 500.
Aud on the let day of June at the Court.
house in Madsonville, one Tract of 100 acres,
in Monroe county, adjoining Lands of James
Curtis and others, valued at $500.
Bond and security will be required and a
lien retained for the purchase money.
J. A. COFFIN, c. Dc NJ
April II, lS57-td-prs fee Sl7,50-ti7
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WIpows AND WILLs.--The New York
Mirror, journal devoted to the ladies' in
terest, speaking Of the poor widow, whose
''dear departed" makes il a condition in his
Ilast will and testament" that If she marries
again it must be at the sacrifice Of oil the
worldly goods she inherits, pronounces it
species of conjugal cruelty extending beyond
the grave, which although it may not be pun
ished by law, cannot be too severely reproba'
ted by public opinion. There is, says the
Mirror, young, healthy handsome widow in
New York city, who has an income of $l5,-
600 a year, and who wants to marry n man
who has not the slightest objection to the
union. But her late husband, whose jeal.
ousy, il seems, did not end with his lie, left
a wicked win giving all his property to a
collateral relative, If his widow should wed
second husband. The Mirror understands
the victim of this outrage has offered Si0,.
900 a year out Of her income of $4,000 TO
have the cruel condition cancelled, but the
party to whom the property would revert is
memorable.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17
Premium Wheat Fans!

IMPORTANT ~ FARHERS!
vuNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the Farm
il ing public and all others interested, that he still
continues 10 manufacture N. q. rhurber's linz
proved Premium Wheat Fans, at the old
stand In Philadelphia Tenn, where he will be happy
wait upon his old friends and many may
desire the machines. These Fans improvement
upon the 81 T. Grant Fam" by Mr.. Thurber, who
the inventor of the Grant Fan. These Fans have
ceved Premiums where large numbers were exhibit
ton, In various States Of the Union, to wit:In New
York, where there fifty competitors for the
premium, and In Ohio where there thirty
tending for the same. Virginia. Pennsylvania North
Carolina and the Middle Division Of the State of Ten
nessee, have acknowledged the superiority Of these
Fans by awarding premiums, at their respective Fairs
to the proprieors. This Fan also took the premium
Columbia, So Ca, last Fall In word, they are supe
rior to anything before offered to the public. He
suhjoins certificate OF several gentlemen OF phadel
phia well known to the people olower East Tennessee
"This certies that the undersigned timed and tried
N u. Thurbers Premium Wheat Fan, and state that II
cleaned one bushel per minute, separating all filth to
such degree Of that cannot he rivaed by
any Fan now In use; and recommend all who stand
In need Of such machine TO examine this improved
Fan before purchasing elsewhere. ID. JONES,
CHAs. CANNON,
A. w. CozARr.
His wagons, with Fans, viii travel throughout lower
East Tennessee and upper Georgia, during the present
Spring n nd ensur g Summer. J. COTTON.
Philadelphia, Tenn, April IL, 1S57-tf-4is
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Chancery Court mt Madisonviiie.
Nancy Marshall,

Henry Marshall. and Wa. H., Martha j., John
W. and Mary G. Marshall. minor children
Of John W. Marshall, deceased
TT appearing from the amended bill ME by
L complainant, Tat the minor defendants,
VIM. II Martha j., John W. and mb'g o.
Marshall, reside in the State OF Texas, pub
LEGATION is ordered to be made for four sacks
in the Athens Post, requiring said nor resi-
dent defendants to appear At next terms our
said Chancery Court, at the Conrt'hoa.e IN
jacksonville, on the lot Monday Of June,
1887, aud answer compliments said bill o.
the same will be Get for hearing pro eoVfsso
A, COFFIN, O. a ~
April II, lsb7-4t-prs fee sS-4f7
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17

SILK CONG UP.-Everylhing is "going
up," owing to the war with China. First it
was tea-and now it is silk. The Manches
ter Guardian says:
"The destruction Of the crop in France and
the war in China, have given great impulse
to the silk market, prices having gone up Is.
to Is. Sd, per ID. this year."
Now is the time, then, to set about taking
in a reef or two of those hoped skirts-the
silk ones, we mean.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17
SrNTIicKy AMERICAN CONVENTION

KENTUCKY AMERICAN CONVENTION
The American Convention of Kentucky
me; in Louisville last Friday, and nominated
Thomas L. Jones, of Campbell county, as 'ne
American candidate for State Treasurer.
The Convention also adopted an address 10
the people and the following resolutions
RESOLVED, That the election of Mr. Buehan-
nm was moi n rejection by the people OF ihe
United States OF the controlling anu
mental principle of the American P"'v
RESOLVED, That we sincerely oeNeve IN mi
large majority Of our countryhen "Ie " 'n'
opinion that a radical change 10 me n'''uI"a'
zatIon laws is necessary to MAINTAIN lhe purify
If nm, institutions and 10 preserve our ia
"' P"soirsa That the Federal Union being the
on;v safeguard of American liberty, every
true patriot should devote his best energies
10 its preservation.
Rescued, That the systematic agitation oil
the slavery question has brought our Union
into peril, and it is the duty of every Amerl-
can patriot not to interfere with the lnstitu-
tons of other States over which he has no
legitimate control.
Resolped, That we are opposed to the IN
reference Of the General Government 81 The
settlement of the question of slavery IN the
Territories, and we believe that the citizens
of the United States bona tde residents in the
Territories, have tie right to determine the
question of slavery when they come to the
adoption of State constitution.
RESOLVED, That the principle Enumerated oy
the President Of the United States that III Is
the imperative and indispensable duty OF the
Government of the United States to secure 10
every resident inhabitant the free and indie
penden. expression of his opinion by his vote
In the Territories of the United States, is
departure from sound policy; and should be-
resisted by every patriotic citizen OF the con.
feder,cy. MS the worst form In which the obi
Gus doctrine of "squatter sovereignty" can be
offered to the acceptance of The American
people. I. t.
Resolred, That the Americans of Kentucky
require their candidates for Congress TO avow
the determination TO oppose the passage Of
my law establishing the basis of suffrage il
the Territories upon mere inhabtancy. They
demand citizenship as the first requisite ant
qualification foi suffrage, and they regard the
proposition of the Buchanan administrative
to enable aliens to participate in the forma-
ton of State Constitutions, as gross per
version of principle, wide departure from
sound policy, and the best evidence that tim,
and events have added to the reasons which
originally induced the organization of th'
American party.
p Resolued, That while the American party il
the State of Kentucky tolerates free discus
sion and free expression of individual opinions
on the various political questions of the day
yet, under every political complication, thu
pure question Of Americanism shall take pre-
cedence OF all others.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17

IMPROVED WHEEL TIREs.-An improve
ment is chronicled in the arrangement of tires
for wheels, so that the wheels may run, at
different times, on hard and soft land, as cir
cumstances may require. To this end, the
tire Cor the wheel is rolled on its exterior
surface with projecting longitudinal rib,
which may be square or rounded, so that
when the wheel is on hard road or substance,
the tire would run on its longitudinal rib; but
when on soft land or substance, the rib will
penetrate. and the whole breadth of the tire
will rest on the land or surface. When the
wheels are passing over hard ground they run
on the ribs of the tire, and of course there is
less friction on the draft; and when on soft
land the tire will offer broader bearing
surface, peculiarly suited for running on such
land.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17
Sale of Land.

DY virtue of decree rendered IN the
ID Chancery Court a. Modisopville. in the
case wherein BENZ. johnson is complainant
and Samuel Ellington respondent, will on
the 9th day of May, 1887 sell, on the prem.
ises 10 the highest bidder, for cash. the Land
referred to in the pieadings, situate on Little
Tennessee River, in Monroe county. being the
Land on which said Johnson resides.
J. A. COFFIN. @. d. M
April n, lsb7-td-prs fee sS,o0-++9