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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NOTICE.

|WoEG La KEE: a! a cH II7 SsIixal CHI CHI.
Lecture in the English Language, in the Fourth
Street n. z. Church in this city, On Thursday
lcvening, July 80, at q o'clock, on the manners
and customs Of the Chinese. iy30.lt
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
i TIN co o'clock p. NJ. on Saturday, August LIST,
1863, for erecting two-story brick building in
the Court House lot Of Ohio county.
The building mast be aeady for occupation
OH OF before the first day Of October, 1853
Plans and specifications may be seen BY call
ing upon the undersigned. The bids to be
sealed and placed in the hands of j. C.. Porter,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
w. w. MILLER,
jya7.lw Pres't Board Of Supervisors.
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= AsSignee's Notice.
n,HR UNnRRaEnxRn uvD1u

i gives notice Of his appointment a. a.
Wheeling, in the county Of Ohio in the Distriet
OF West Virginia, who was, 20 Wit. on the
18th day Of Nay. A ID. 1860, adjudged Rauk.
rnpt, upon the petition Of himself by the u. 5.
District Court Tor the sid District. = - :.
i Dated At Wheeling, w. Va the 9Oth day Ct
June. A. ID. l5C2. - 81 -
jun26-oaH3w F. A. RPEyTLIyGRp
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THE GREATEST WONDER
OF THE AGE!

u,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COME
into possession of one OF the greatest won.
ders of the world, hereby notifies the proprietorS
of Museums, or individuals who may desire to
negotia to for the same, that this is the greatest
monstrosity on record. It Is freak OF nature nature
eight legs, one head and neck and three ears,
or twin Calves with a connection at the shsul
ders-thence to the head, exhibiting but one
neck and head, with three ears. From the said
connection at the shoulders there are two dis.
tinct bodies, with eight distinct, well formed
legs One is q male and the other Is o female.
Photographs will be sent to any one who may
desire to purchase by sending six cents to pay
postage. DAVID KURNER,
,jy30lt Wheeling, w. Va.
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The Great English Remedy.
sir James llarke,s Female PILL.

The Great English Remedy.
Sir James Clarkc's Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
N. d., Physician Er,raordinarsto the Quce1I
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the female constitution Is subject 1t
medarates all excesses and removes all obstruc-
TONS from whatever cause.
To Married Ladies
1t is particularly suited 1t will, in a short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu.
larity. and although powerful remedy. does
not contain anything hurtful to the constitution.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Aztec tons,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
e1ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, viii effect . cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
pamphlet around each package.
Special Notice. e ...
Be1cdre Of CouaterJeits. Observe The name Of
JOB H0SESo a the package purchase noIas ,vith-
out -au otAers arc bose aad scsrtAlsss txnitdtoas.
N.B.-0ne Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
age enclosed TO the sole Proprietor, JOB
MOSES "a Co-tlandt Street, New York, win
insure bottle Of the gszsnine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, 1seeurely sealed from all
observation. decl2
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-----STRENGTH.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Great French Remedy.

DELAMARRES SPECIFIC PILLS
Prepared by GARANcIERE & DUPONT, No. II
Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly recon.
mended by the entire Medical
Faculty Of France.
ARE A MOST ENERGETIC AND EFF.
N cient Remedy in cases of SperInatorrh9a
or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or Pre-
mature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or Imp0
teacy; Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual Excuses; Relaxation of the Genital
Organs Weak Spine; Lime" or Brick dust"
deposits in the Uline; Milky Discharges"
&C., and all the CHASTITY train of symptoms arts
ing from Overuse or Excesses.
A Pamphlet containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box, and will be sent by mail free OF cost to any
one who will write for it.
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for IS
ASK FOR DELAAARRErSS SPECIFIC PILLS
AND TAKE NO OTHERS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail seeureiy sealed FROM all observation,
on receipt of the specified price by any adver
tised Agents, or by the sole Propriotors, OSCAR
q. MOSES & CO., 81 Cortlandt street New
York.
T. VI. LOGAN & CO,
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
Al Orders BY Nal Promptly Attended {.
decl2
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DIED.:

At the residence of his son, Mr.. John j. Yai
nall, near New Martinsville, Wetzel county
PETER YARNALL, Esq, in the SD year G
his age,
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FOR RENT.

A LARGE RRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
N six rooms, kitchen, cellar, &c, situated on
South Zane street, Wheeling Island. Posses
sion given Immediately.
THOS. OBRIEN,
!y27 Real Estate Agent.
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Congress having organized hell in
the South now seek to raise it.
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Gravel and Patent Mastie
ROOFING.

IMk sGBsCRIBER RESPECT
u FULLY infoym the pubic that they arc
krepare.l 70 put on either the Gravel or the
haale Eoonng, ofthe best quality aud &C slioff
notice. All roofing done in the best manner
ana warranted 70 give fall satisfaetion- For
our Patent Roofing wo have The Patent Paper
made entirely Of FAX, the strongest and most
suitable paper ever made for roofing purposes.
tended TO- ~
:, narlsSm. JOHNSON & LITTLE. q
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
Please tell.

Ramage & Co., publish the Knoxville
Prsse and Herald. Is this the same Ramage
& Co., that bought out the Chattanooga
American Union, in the summer of 1866 p
Previous TO their buying out that paper, it
u was Conservative, and had been under
tho editorial management Of S. p WINS,
now Of the Athens Post So soon as Ram
age B. Co., took possession Of the concern
they converted the American Union into a
vile Radical sheet-a real negro worship
ping shetland continued il as such until
January, 1867, when the Conservative par
" Of Chattanooga talked about starting an
opposition paper, and scared them into re-
nounoing their political faith and coming
ont in favor Of the Conservative party =
Now we would like 10 know, for the benefit
of the public, if Ramage & Co, who now
prints The Knoxville Press and Herald, is
The same Ramage 4 Co., that printed the
Chattanooga American Union in 1866 and
81? The former processes to be a white
mans paper" latter was black man
paper How can Ramage & Co., Of 1868,
reconcile 10 their ieelings-if they have any
feelings-what Ramagc a Co, Of 1866, said
and done As il were, yesterday Ramage
& Co, were real negro worshipping Radi-
Gals, and o-day q change has came over the
spirit Of th.jr dreams, and they are blatant
democrats, and arc worse down upon the
negro than anybody. OF course money
had nothing 10 do in this matter Not at
all.
Again, we lind Ramage 4 Co. publishing
democratic paper, IN Chattanooga, in the
Gall Of 1867-and wo alse find Ramage q
Co, at the Same time publishing a neutral
daily paper at Knoxville. The democrats
had daily at that place, and we have no
doubt tho starting of the Daily Herald was
with view TO sell out TO the Radicals Of
Knoxville, as they had no daily paper there.
but the Radicals were too smart mp that
wav TO bite Then the Herald fused with
the Press shed its cloak Of neutrality, and
oame q rip-snorting and negro hating sheet.
In the short space Of eighteen months have
RamaCe & Co, been Republicans, Conser-
vatives. Neutrais and Democrats. II they
continue 70 change front as often in the
future astheyhavein the past God onlyknows
whore tboy viii land by the time tho Presl-
Dental election takes place. These new
converts to the faith want 10 be considered
tho losdcrs or the party in East Tennessee
Whit they 10 is right and no person must
run contrary to their line of policy. No
person can publish first class paper,
and white mans paper, but Ramage q
Co. Eighteen months ago no men 'coRta
publish q first class niger paper pat
Rauaage a. Co. These rro the men that
want 70 control the printing interest IN
East Tennessee.-CE Cleveland Banner
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
The "AdmOnitIOn Of Rev. SteEhen
3. Tying, IRA Scene OF Great Ex-
element.

The very unpleasant controversy in the Rpisco-
pal Church concerning Tying. the younger sub
sct Of ssuibs from innumersble poetaters. and the
regret Of every loyal churohmsn-will hardly be-
snded BY the sdmouftion which Bishop Potter
administered 10 him at New York On Saturday,
The excitement ran so high that confusion hot sol,
ynnty, was the distinguishing feature Of She affair
As soon a. the bishop had completed his reprnand,
shoh was in parts very pointed but not severe and
N The main kindly in tone, Rev Stephen II Tying
senior, began 10 read protest when the bishop
turned 70 Rev DR.. Hought0n snd said excitodly,
Go on 60 on Thereupon DR.. HougbtOn began
10 pray while Or. Fyng continued 70 read, but the
atteF gave way after reading four or ave line aud
remained standing till tho conclusion Of the prayer.
The bishop then Immediately pronounced the bene
diction, when great noise and confusion ensaed.-
Mr.. Tyngs friends denounced and hissed The court
which found the verdict and The bishop who sp-
proved Of II and executed its Decree wished % or
gsni5e q meeting 10 sympathi1e with Mr. Tying
then and thore and urged that gentleman 70 speak.
So great was the excitement that il was only by the
limos, ondeavors Of half dozen policemen that
the audience was Bnally dispersed The sympa.h.-
sers With Mr. Tying soon after organized meeting
elsewhere and appointed committee, with that
eminent low churchmsn, Rev. Or. John Cotton
smith, As chairman, 10 draft resolutions expressive
Of their Indignation and 70 call public meeting
tor the same purpose
Dr.. Tying says warmly in tho-paper which he was
not allowed 70 read
" I do most respectfully but firmly enter nv sol.
Ohm protest against this whole proceeding, now
Completed, from is commencement 70 is copclu-
sion, a. false 10 lie allegations unjust 10 is princi
pie uncAnonicsl IN is form, Illegal ia its tfansso-
tons, Ubiquitous in Us purpose and voluntarily and
perstensy perbecuting in its spirit process and do.
velopment. And do tolemuly appeal from this
decision Of this court and from this approval there
q, By the bishop Of this diocese, under the most
earnest sense Of the cruel injustice with which this
respondent has bean treated, 20 the suprsme and
1nal decision Of the general convention Of The Pro-
testAnt Episcopal Church In the United States 20
the abiding sense Of justice and righteousness In the
individual mombers Of this church 10 the cen.
sciendous review Of the Christian church through
cut this land 10 the record Of future historic truth
70 generations Of advancing light and religious pu-
rity and power, which may como hereafter and
With the deepest humility, but with confidence an
lsigncd, 70 the judgment seat Of the Lord Jesus
Christ, who 10 the one great Head and Rulor Of His
church, and whose approval can never be given 70
Che persecution Of the innocent or to the opproa-
son Of The weak"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

A EoKEE JocKET out West has reduced this =
tenn Of fo-rules 10 its most practical e1pressol -
lis case. BE has only four, but these inogSo
IN hit opinion, the whole problem Of existence ne
hrst IT, Never lsnd dollar unless you reoeiT w
ss collateral security The second is Never re-
fuse 10 drink with rssn, because Il don't ccsl you
anything" The third is, Z" Never AJAX man "
drink, eecAuse il doet cost you something Anu
ths last which contains the gem Of The code -
. Never mind what happens Sc long 81 Il does non
hsppen 10 yourself
This is certainly simple aud, frVm ho-sO-jocAey
point Of view, complete.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
Their Spirit.

The following, from Virgins paper
shows the aniHWs Of the rebels in that State.
Il does not differ from their spirit in this
State or any other South Of Mason and
Dixon's line
The Lynchburg VHginidn dislikes the
Peabody educational scheme, and says
Better let our children 60 uneducated ana
live in the woods, communing their Win
natures God, than to accept Of instruction
IN schools where New England Pollues,
philosophy and religion arc 70 substitute y, ~
sny measure the traditions Of our good DIG
State "
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ATEACHER WANTED
20 CLERKS OF CIVIL DISTRICT BOARDS
OF EDUCATION IN THE COUNTY OF
KNOX:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
thera ~i be meeting % The CLERKS Of the civil
ef Besrds EduCat1n che oCe Of the County sups
iptenaen at 10 oclcck, A. NJ SATURDAY, April 18th,
r the purpoa elecnr E1uCusIrE scHeof boAHB fr
a. accordance with section llth az an srndscr
a. 10 the school Law. passed MARCH, lste, viz
snc Al Re gbr sncosd That after The rasSag~a ih 8
Al an fne notice Ccuufy superintendent the clar
I'D ths several civil District BesT4s IN each couaty, shall
nsf aud organize tg crctnE three q ther nuueor uho
$50 iiaa ~ recutiYs schco Hoard for the counfy,
b. bor shr be vested the authority nFusied 90 tho
County euT e appoint Trustee. in The Acaaeiss ounse
~ ia STATE in accordance With me provisions made IN each
- ssvo that each trustee SHALL be frr nomustsd By tbs
ruptv euparufsatfugf end On vhcn slso sz te vested
a. sfhsTv % afrensl n THE sae cannot Be adjusted By
t OsrntF sunsrntenienf al aueEeus e boundaries be-
fvenu Civil Districts and a questions n regard % The
Of scholars On dHsront soHntes IN retrsnCe
~ hools receiving support fo districts ituatod IN di6sr
ard oountiesthc E1teuFe school Boards e Che respective
sesntlss Interested sctinE iointiy
H. q. WILCOX,
supsrutsE1suf Public Instructor
sprii s.s' County o knc1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
DIVORCE.

Lucins Greer William Greer
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX COUNTY, I'm
NEssEE.
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM
the assations Of the bin q The plaintiff that chs defend
ant Of tho State Of Tennessee u IL ordered
~ The Oark that publication bs Ads for four successive
IN BrounswS Knoxville Whig newspaper publishsd
n Kno1ro Tennessee requiring ths ssid defendant, VII
appear before the judge q The Circuit Court
Of KnoH county Court 70 be held for the county Of Knox
The house In knoIFe, tbs second Monday 81
then aud there the su and demand OF
the plsntih she sao VIII b. taken confessed - him
and proceeded with sx parte - % him.
WfrSEs VIII r. Mcbath. CLERK Of said Cenr at oCe iB
Kno1vls the "a Monday q February, lass
april AIN WILL =. MoEArH, Clerk.
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CHANCERY coURT-RUrLBpoB.

DAVID Sics senior Fes Joshua hia8s 81 A.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
the bill which TO- that the defendants, joshua
RFgs Kszah Riggs aud Elisabeth Riggs, residents
state Of Tsnnssceo II ordered By the Clerk and
Master that publication Be made for four
In BrownOEs Whg notfng sale defendants appear be-
fsro tbs Casncry Court Rusdgs She third Monday
April next and then and there make defence bill
the will be taken for confessed and FOR hearing
psrts. A copy Of the order.
march ls-stpf5 Fest c. G. SMITH, G. A ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
CHAECERY CoURT-TAzEwELL.

e. C. Brown Thomas @. Hozstos, Executor 81 sls.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that the defendants, Thomas g. HouIton, Robert Pstter
wife Mary L. Patterson, VIM. s. Martin and wife
Msryant Martin, and W r. Bales aud wife Rnsslls Bales
nonredsnts Of the sao Of Tennessee shawn In the
bill Il h therefore ordered BY that publication be made
IN BrownloWs Knoxville WhE for sur suecosEe weeks
nE said defendants appear before TIE Chaneery Court
Ta5swo the second Monday Of April next then and
th0rs plead domur 70 said BILL the VIII
DO taken confessed aud set down for hearing pare.
copy Of the order.
march 1915 :. r. EVANS. G. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

TIE Russian Government, it is announced
mas given orders TO the commanders Of
Russian vessels that they are not 70 trans
port any more refugees from Crete There
arc already $4,000 in Greece, and they are
said 70 be in danger Of starvation.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
COUNTY coURT-KNox COUNTY.

NOTICE TO NOk-hkbIDEhIbs
George NJ Carter Administrator, 60, the heirs Of Wm.
dickson, senior, deceased.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL
i fled in this case which to- that the defendants
James Hoson deceased The heirs Of John Hlckson
deceased the heirs Of Benjamin Hickson deceased all OF
whom heirs Of VIM Hckson senior deceased and whose
unkBevn stated 10 the BILL also Henry Craw
ford and his wife Elizabeth Crawford residents OF the
Tennessee II IL therefore ordered that PUBLICATION
made for four weeks IN Brownlows Knoxville
WhE notifying said defendants 90 appear at the next Term
Of the County 0ourt the court house Knoxville the
Monday ID April 1858, 20 defend said BILL che
will be taken for confessed 20 them and set for hearing
march LAT PTS WI. RULE, Clerk.
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J. D.. pIehlusep 70. Lslght, Barrstt 8 @.


IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
the b which h To- that the dssBdaBts Dsnsl B.
LsEht Thomas l. Barrst aud Basn b. Porch, partners
trading under the firm OF "Leight Barrett Co.. are
nonrcdsnts Of tbs State Of Tonnossee 1t ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication Be made Cor four
70 Hppsar before the Chaneery Court ~ Rutdge the Ord
MGaday Of April next then snd there 30 make their defeucs
said BILL the viii be taken for confessed ard
for hearing parte COPY Of thu order.
march ls-ft pf5 Test G. o. shIrH. C. 4 n.
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GLAs 81
DOCTOR WHITTIER,
RTGUIARLY BRED

i A REGULARLY BRED PHYSI-
IA Clan 40 his Diploma which hangs IN his ONCE,
VIII show has made OATe3s Diseases s Et3y Of bis vs,
and has Union.wds reputation, having bsen longa
loostss p Lexis than any other Ohronie Disease Ply
| sieisn.
Mach Of his praealss has been Of psiVats nStars.
Espsass Gess5Thsa, GIss 6sctss, all Uras Dsssssss
pk1te or Mszctal 6sciozs Of ss 1A-pes, Skis, o.
Bones oTchkis, Hsrs RxpsTs slso, the ecsts Of
solszFs Hcb4, rainous 70 Body and Mind producing
bo.ohss, is5iliy SEPosev, assss, d5sssss Of sght
sloa Of Sjsas, ss Tsbo5g, c7ssiss 70 secss, loss
ef ssc-y ss=kzsss &C.: not 81 Of fhsss IN any ems
Gaze, bat all occurring frsqasntly in various cases.
81 Accommodations ampls, charges moderete, cares
guaranteed. Oonsuitatons By letter or at Ones, Ss
Nest Be properly Ssasss i5lsosg - ssss7VsA
and medicines secure nom cbssrvation sent by mall
express No hindTaAos TO BUSINESS IN most easos
II Address Boz so03 St. Louis No.
II Honrs--s A. n. 70 P. II. G5Iss permanently To-
Gated az No. 60 g. Charles street. between Sixth and
Seventh, square south Of Linde Hotsl, retired
| spct IL The centre Of thu city.
Os=esRsss Yesnss, GHs fer sss cseososdfos II
stsA rasssas - Te-siTe daily PsrsoaeI Gasstts5
EVERYBODY
II Gan gss in sealed letter envelopes my Tlssyg nsp
ssS Gd 5rsafsssi Of HOsoas CTlayy ind sszssi De.
sosss cls=Hy dsssEtsg sB ss diseased eo12ozs with
f1sy mpsom Lists fer two thrss-csnt postage stamps
60 prepay postage Circular fer Ladies', relating to
DISEASES Of Pabatg, EssSsV1lioS sAd PSsgssSsg, Sc
| sprl0-ly
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DENTISTRY.

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Joh, Wolfe ct al. ". George Wolfe ct 81.
n THIS CASE TT APPEARING FROM

the b which %, that the residence Of the de-
lsndant John Bakns Is unknown and that The dsfendsn
James Con and vile Lydia Conn., nonresdents Of the
State Of Tennessee u ~ ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication BE- made Tor four successive weeks In BrownIeH
Whig, notifying said John Lzkins, James Wolfe and
Lydia Wolfe, 70 appear before the ChSncery Court
Rutsdgs the third Honday Of April next and then sha
there make defense 70 Gsid bill the viii be taken
confessed And set for hearing pars copy Of the ordsr
march 1915 rf6 Test. G, 9. SMITH, O. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
sHFRIFF,s SALES.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF S

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ issued from the Circuit Court OF Knox county viii
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash at the court hous door
Enexvo Saturday, the 9th day Of May 1868, all the
right title claim and demand that David Brown has IN and
Reuben Brown and others Said property win be sold
ify judgment that j. johnson recovered against David
Skagss and David Brown security for David skagE &C.
april s-tt NJ D. BEARDEN, Sheriff
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FoR SAFE.
MARSHALi6 SALE.

by VIRTUE OF A vENDITIONI Elk
~ P0EAe ISSUED from the Office Of the Clerk ths District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern District Ten.
nessse Knoxville the 2eth day Of February 1885,
directed viii expose 70 public sale the 18th day
APRIL 1885, % the highest bidder for cash In hand the
court house door, In the city Of Knoxville IN said District
the following described property to-vlt
enc tract Of land lying In the I'd Civil District Of Knox
county, Tennessee Immediately hs south side Of tha
turnpike road leading from Knexy0 eastward by the plan
atons Of Joseph A. MabTy and c. Hail. Joining the lands
Of said Mabry, sylvia Kep0r and Wm esanns heirs and
about two miles from Knoxville afcrosaid containing e
acres lsss levied the probefty T. H Card
WE'LL satisfy judgment obtained IN Eaid Court the 9th
day Of May 1851 in fsvor Of n n Griffin Son and against
the soid =. II. Card'Toil.
D. MCDANIEL,
ularCh last l. 5. Marshai for said District
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 DECREE
Il o the Chsnoery CsHrt al kEozTiiIs uads 81 t January
Tsrm, 1865 in the 81 D. De Armand Executor Of Rich
ard DE- Armand downs Richard Mastsrson, will sell
ct the door Of the c0ar h0use, Knoxville Thursday
the 5Jh day Of April l part u the farm which tho
late Richard De Armand lived aud died, being that portion
Of Il remaining After taking from the part decided BY the
csdsBt 20 Richard MsssrsOn lying IN the 18Th Civil District
Of Knox county the s0ath bank Of the osoR river al
joining the lands Of Burc Badgst senior and ohcrs,
containing about 50 acres, about halt OF fret css bottom
lad.
Aiso o. rHE ParzsLs On Monday the eth DAY o. April
1865 about go bushels Of The sale viii be made At
twelve months tns taking notos bearing Interest ard leu
retained till his purchase money Is paid
DAVID T. DE ARMAND,
march pl5 Executor e..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15
sale of Lot en- Cav Sfreet.

WB, THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMIS-
w sIoNERs the part Of tina Cooperation Of Knoxville
viii offer for sale Monday the 5th day Of May neIt,
the court house door in Knoxville to the highest bidder
certain lot situated Gay street. between Reservoir
Vine, fronting 80 feet Gay and runnisg back l26 feet
The terms Of the sale viii be onshsf cash. and the remain
der IN months; bond and approved security being
quired, and lea retained the property until the pur
chase money is fully paid
J.,w. HOPE,
april lot II. CLARK.