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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-25

: Frog. Age.
We echo the voice of the Age,
in regard to Mr.. Milliken, and add,
that he made fine speech in Ellis
worth, on the evening of the District
Convention, one that won for him
many favorable remarks of our citi-
Zcns,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-25

8. NJ. PErrrvGILL Co, State street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements at
on lowest rates.
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Using Agent, No. l Scollay's building, Court
street, Boston, is authorized to receive AdHer-
tiscments for this paper, Mt our lowest rates.
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are also authorized to receive Advertisements
for this paper at the same rates As required by
ArwEEL & Co, Advertising Agents, la Middle
Street. Portland, are our authorized sgents 10
receive advertisements and subscriptions Mt cur
lowest rates.
To CORES roSpESTs All communications and
all letters of business with this Office. to receive
early attention, must be directed Ia the Eas1orIi
iaer.icdn.
The American Is the orly paper published in tho
Comfy, and has large circulation am0uug the
most thriving citizens Of the County. VIII our
friends in the several towns send us local items for
publication Nothing helps US so mach. All the
marriages, deaths. accidents launches of vessels,
building OF school-houses and meetiDshouses, or
any other local items of interest.
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When the voice of Vermont was heard
with suell emphasis, the opponents Of the
Esn,blicans ayerred that the State was
an exception to this g.eat majority OF lis
S,s. ar Commonuealilss. The Republicans
had only t. call ont their reserved vote, it
r'.s s,ii 10 iacrease their strength exhibit
rcd the polls last year.. Wait for Maine.
which will furnish some indication OF pub
ia sentiment respecting the Issues now be-
fore the people. Since tic Vermont cree :
,ia, which So .ignally proved tbs race of
prophets extinct. the organs
of tIs party .baYe been somewhat eharN
~ 70 Is prospaetiyc achievements NJ
Maine. but have gusfdFdly u'tereG 'he
hla,e that Repubiienf.m Hoiild iece y, ,
.sy.re hlew in the Pine Tree state' Inc
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Agrtfnltural.
For tho Union flag.
Agriculture

Editors FIdgi-A few thoughts mp
on the agriculture of tho country, If
you please l. for there is no n We
presume among your numerous read
ers who arc not interested in the sue
cessful tillage Of the soil, since it Is,
and always must be, tho basis upon
which every other interest, however
tast and impOrtant it may be, must
rest. 1t must be, and is apparent to
every observer, that it is not what il
should DO that we do not realize from
1t what wa should reasonably expect,
and that it seems to be getting worse
and worse, so much so that the pros
pect is, we shall make q splendid fail
ure yet. Although we have boosted
81 long and so loud of our section of
country, for since the dawn of the
Eight of civilization and science upon
our world, it hath not been heard that
a country possessing so many udvan-
tages in climate aud soil, and so many
and such unbounded resources, has
made so little progress as Ours. Tell it
not in Gath, publish it not in the streets
of Askelon that we are miserably
poor, hetplCssly poor, poverty strick-
en-. That our country roads are in Il
desperate condition, and that onr vast
resources lie undeveloped that for
eigh capital, skill, improvement and
enterprise pass us by-and why is it
sot rs it because we practice so badly
on our system, or is it not because our
system itself is bad. What our sys-
tenn should be we propose to show in
u few future Numbers,
May 9th 1868. AGRIcoLA.
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How to Keen Fresh Meat.

Editor NaShriHe Press and T,n4S:
Perhaps all of your readers are not
swarc that steak, pork and beef, sau-
Sages, puddings, etc, can be kept
fresh the "year round" by trying and
seasoning, when fresh, the same as
for the table, packing down in crooks
or lard cans, and pouring hot lard
over them, covering about one inch.
When needed, scrape off the lard and
heat through.
This is valuable information to far.
mers and others who kill a beef and
dispose Of o portion It a low rate, and
chen arc unable to procure fresh meat
during the M | defy any T.
so detect any difference between the
preserved and the recently prepared.
ECONoMST.
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AlAmnln Reef

Tic up n round of beef to keep in
shape, make a stufiing of bread as
you would for a turkey, adding sweet
herbs, it you have them cut holes in
the beef and put in half the stufing
Tie the beef up in a cloth, and Just
cover it with water, and let it boil an
hour and a half or more then turn
the liquor off and let the beef brown
over a slow fire; turn it often. Then
take il out and add n littlo water, and
make the remainder of the stufing in
balls aud lay them in, and when boiled
they are ready to serve in q boat, or
TO turn over the meat.
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To Clear a House of Vermin.

"Burlcigh," of the Boston Journal
says;
IL tell you, ladies', a secret that
may be worth your knowing-a new
remedy to clean n house of reaches
and vermin has been found. So CON-
plete is tho remedy that men offer to
Fid premises of all these ~pcstilential
Nuisanccs by contract. The article is
s9'd under the name of French Green
and other high.sOunding names, and
at quito a high price. But the
article, in plain English, is common
green paint in powder Six cents
worth used about any house will
'elcar the Kitchen and all its sur
yOnndings. These pests infest many
houses in this city, a& nauseum, and
we believe the ladies will thank us
tor suggesting so cheap an oradicator.'
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Rcd CuPrant JELLY.

Place the currants ina stone jar, and
Iut II into q saucepan of boiling wa.
ter, keeping Il over tho fire until all
the juice is extrieated from the fruit.
Turn Il into a very fine sieve and al
low the juice to drain through, but
carefully avoid pressing tho currants,
Hs this would prevent The jelly being
clear. IL may be also passed through
. Jelly bag Of fine flannel, but If lett
W uraih Tor a considerable time, tho
sieve will DO sufficient. A beautiful
color may DO given to the Jelly by add.
ing one pint VI white cufrant inico IN
three Of red. livery pound Of fruit
will require the same weight of fine
white loaf sugar, and both should boil
together for about half an honr ~
iiriy minutes, the greatest care being
taken to remove the scum az n rises
during the buiiing.
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How to Keep Flies from Hams.
Frvm Colnan's Rural World.

Aavisg been much troubled to keep
flies from my hams for many years,
although | have wide reputation
for making and curing suprior hams
learned last year a new method that
, wish as many to become acquainted
with as possible. Take the ham down
Immediately and coat the flesh side
with pepper, mOlasses.and -four; put
taem in a loose bag and press in the
bag fine cut hay; hang them up again,
and you need not fear bugs and skip
pers. ! have hams treated in this way
put up last April, and they look like
keeping twenty years in u perfectly
sound condition. If bugs and skip
pers are already in hams, no treat.
ment will prevent the faint. 1t is
evidence the meat has not had suf.
1cient salt and timely care.
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REVOLVING sULKT RAKE.
The advantage which the Warner Sulky Revolving
Rake possnsscs over all athers, will DO rralily cnm.
pretended. u gathers The hay free from dust And
sand, carries IL clrzn, and IN dumping closes he win
nov or rick IN go,d shape fUr pitching.
The rakr 70 inade % wood. and, In case Of brsakaVe
can BE- rufair1i by the operator. thereby saving The
delay of srnding to a blacksmith ur machlnist.
u Is built Of the very hest material, aud Is Nero dn-
rablr THAN any other Nhei rake, ans afforded NJ a less
prize than any other Rrst class rake.
The uke-dnw shars. levers, &c, may be detached
At PLEASURE frnm the sulky, leaving t- latter rom.
pletc Ia i.rlL, and ready for use. Bring well built,
gotten up In good style, With nn excelleni spring seat.
the sulky l. a complete carriage II it, class and l.
alone almost worth the price asked for suIky and nkr
combined.
These advantages are Possessed by no no other rake.
and must eonluerd themselves toAll wanting a eun.
Pletr Horse Rake.
~. :. MATHES, Agent,
,sa - Jone'bOru', Tenn.
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LOOKOUF MOUNTAIN INSFTTUTE.

REV O. y P. BANCROFT, P,aapaL
sumusr session Of 20 weeks begins Nay
10, 1888.
Applications should b made 10 The Prin.
eipal.
For particulars, send for circular.
c. G. CARPENTER. supt
~lsseiP7ims Lockout Mountain, Tenn.
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DY VIRTUE of a Vend. Expo. issued from
Id the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
aud to me directed, ! will sell for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door, in
the town OF Bluuntyille, on Monday the first
day Of June next, all the Interest that John
W. Malone has in a tract of land, containing
40 acres, IN district No. 3, adjoining the
Of Simon Deck. JG. Cas:eel and 9th
ers, to satisfy an order Of sale, in favor Of
Adam Moody and one in favor Of george H..
McCrary. 7. II. EASLEY Sheriff.
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STEVENS HOUSE.
81, 2s, 25, g 81 Broadway, MI
Opposite BoriiNg Gre'H.
-,onpoN PLAN
on TmE EUROPEON Fl-l'

VNHE STEVENS HOUSE, Is well and NV ~
10 the travelling public. The ht'n
iaily suitable 90 merchant. and bssiif,' 1913
close proximity 10 the bushes. Hn o. 1888
the highway 81 southern and WesisIh us,,.hA
adjacent to all the principal RailTOaa a'
depOis. -.LfLakf m
a00 rue-ts-it l. we'll furnished, and -
modem improvement Tor the somionl y u
meBt a. its Inmates. The rooms " ll.,,-Na
we'll ventilafed-provided with Ea' ana M nhb
tendance l. prompt and resPeeuui-. h, -
generously provided with evsV dsnea'3
-ai in0denie rates. ,,drudfh
The rooms having been reian,,,a IL AZ unih
We are enabled Ia offr extra aeiii
and pleasure Of our Guests. ~ Pm,fsaa
Is6Ijnne7moas
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DY VIRTUE Ola vcnd. Expo, issued from

DY VIRTUE Of a vend. Expo, issued from
ID the Circuit Court of Sullivan county,
and to me directed, I will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, At the Court House door,
in the town of Blountyille, en- Monday the
first day Of June next, all the interest that
N. D. Shell has in a tract Of land, in district
No. ?, Sullivan county, containing - acres.
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Cowan and 9TH
ers, to satisfy three orders Of sale. one ia IA
vor of President &c, Emory and llen-y Col
lege, one in favor Of j.. 4. Lcgard aud one in
Of 4. J. Lyzenby for the use Of W. II.
Martin and one in favor Of J. a. Legard.
T. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE of a vend. Expo. issued from
ID the Circuit Court of Sullivan county,
aud to me directed, ] will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, at :he Court House door,
in the town of Blouutville, on Monday the
first day of June next, all the right, title aud
interest that Iohn ". Smith has IN a tract OF
land, in district no. Is. Sullivan county, add
joining the lands of Nathan Arrants, Jesse
Cross and others, containing 100 acres to
satisfy an order of sale in favor Of o.. Sans
for the use of &. Il. Mcclellan, ct. ais.
T. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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Above we give Il cut " The Suiky Germ and Cottou
CulUVator, widely aud hvouabiy known " the Hawk.
eye. II has been before the farming community six
years, and having been tested IN every capacity in
which such Implements : can be made srrviceable,
and rrrrivcl their unqualified approval, We can re-.
couimend II With confidence a. the most thorough and
perfect implement Of its class In use.
it, rCnn"my over tho double shovel pillow consists 10
.aving the wages Of ons n,aB, while the work i done
h"ttcT and with CREATOR ease tn both man and team,
f"r stirring fall plowing aui putting IN small grain
wiilfthe 9Th shovel attachcd-sud for marking out
cora ground, Il Is also extensively ussd. The manu-.
iacturrr, have madc such Improvement Ia this ma.
chine, f,r Tho coming years. ~ viii meet and ever.
come every objection heretofore urged against Sulky
Cultiyaturs.
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CLOCKstl

HAVE on HANDS AZ ASSORTMENT
II Of CLOCks which oasr for sale lover
tnsn they ean De bought IN any market. I
sil warrant them 70 give perfect Subtraction
for twelve months or longer m propsr esrs h
~. ATKfySdN Jsw.isr
1858 jsn INF
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The above Cut represents The small Machine as a
Reaper, In the act 1T dropping n sheaG. This Machine
Is we'll cah Bl1ted fer small or hiliy farms. "a cmbua.
ers all tho ~hrxlbility and strength uf the Mower, with
independent Reaping liar and Sickle, i've and a half
frrt Icing, which can lee set to cut from ole to hfuen
inch stuhblr the points Of. the guards or fingers ean
b' raised or lowered 80 ~ To take up lodged or iallen
grain In The most perfect MANNER.
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DOOKS or EVERY DESCRIPTION AND
I'D Variety, Writing and Printing Papsrs,
lnkg, EnTelopes, Peus, aud everything keps
10 Hbolesale Stationery Establishmsuis. TIE
public are Invited TO call and examine our
stock. Terms liberal,
lsGstbifl
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DY VIRTUE Of a vend. Expo issued from
ID the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
and TO me directed, | will sell for cash to the
highes: bidder, at the Court House door. in
the town Of Blountville, on Monday the first
day Of June next, all the interest that VIM. e..
0dell deceased, has in a tract Of land, ia
district number |, containing 500 acres more
or less. belonging to said Odell, At his death,
adjoining the lands of John L. Dulaney, q
Cawood deceased, and others, TO satisfy an
order Of sale in favor Of 7. s. Thomas for L.
+. JOhnson's use. T. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE of a vend. Expo. issued
ID from the Circuit Court of Sullivan
county, aud to me directed, | will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, At the Court
House door, in the tow of Blountville, on
Monday the first day Of June next, all the
right, title and interest, that J. y. Barker has
in a tract Of land, containing 100. acres in
district No. 5, adjoining the lands Of Jacob
DiShner and VIM. Scnaker, TO satisfy one or
der of sale in favor of j. l.. Rhea aud j.. L.
Anderson, Executors of Samuel Rhea, de-
ceased. T. II. EASLEl, Sheriff.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAN0.F0RTE.
GROVESTEBN 4 co.

900 broadway, y. Y.
THESE INSTRUMENTS, after the most
fattering testimonials from the first Pr
aniss in the county, who at our solicitation,
have tested them IN the severest manner pos
sibie, have been pronounced
THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO-FORTE
MADE IN THE WORLD.
II has always been our policy during the
ThIty-sir Years that we have manufactured
Pianos, treire hoHI0Rd Of which are now In
use IN the United States and Europe, to give
the finest instruments At the lowest cost
Our superior facilities enable us to offer them
from one 10 three hundred dollar less than
any other First Class House.
The tone ofthose instruments are remarka-
Bile for their peculiar Sweetness and Great
%Brillianey. Never losing their quality when
forced 10 their utmost capacity. The lower
register retaining is positiTenesS does not
destroy the middle and upper registers BY
mingling with them In diSlgreeable confu-
sion. The refined beauty Of tone being
delightful TO the Unparalleled and TO
the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF Piano,
finished In the most superb manner, ,rfh four
fsH round corners front and back, heavily earv-
ed legs and Tyre Serpentiue Base richly
moulded, and each instrument Ia fully war
for Eve years.
1851 Oct 4thyi.-C.H.P.&CO.
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DYyTRTUE Of a Eend. Expo. issued from
ID the Circuit Court OF Sullivan county,
aud to me directed, ! will sell for cash, TO
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the town o Blouhtville, on Monday the
first day Of June next, all the interest that
John II. Cawood has in CLARK y CawOod, de-
farm, in district No. I, adjoining the
VI V. Beidleman.and others, TO satisfy
order Of sale in favor Of Jesse d. Booher.
7. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE Of a vend. Expo, issued from
Id the Circuit Court of Sullivan county,
aud to me directed, | will sell for cash, to
the highes; bidder At the Court House door.
in the town " Blountyille, on Monday the
FIRST day OF June next, all the interest that
Jefferson Murrell has in two or more tracts
Of land, in district No. 49, SuliiVsn county,
containing 500 acres, adjoining the lands Of
J. y. Hunt, n. VI. Carr; A. s., Barnes aud
others to satisfy an order Of s%ale.in favor Of
Sarah E. Pearce. T.. II. EASILY, Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE offs yehd. Expo. issued from
I'D the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
and TO me directed, ! will sell for cash, 20
the highest bidder, al the Court House door,
the town OF Bl0uhtville, on Monday the frst
day Of lane next, 40 the interest that Ann
Crawford, has 10 a tract Of land, in district
No. 5, Sullivan county, said TO contain 65
acres, adjoining the lands Of VIM. CoKan and
lsaac Sieele's heirs, TO satisfy an order Of
sale in favor OF A.. J. Roseburn for the use Of
James Jones. r. n. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE ola vend. Expo, issued from
Id the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county.
Hndto me directed, I win seli Tor cash. 10
the highest bidder, At the Court House door.
10 the town Of 3lountviile, on Monday the
first day Of Jane ne1t, oil the interest that
John W, Smith has IN 200 acres Of land, IN
district No. ?, Sullivan county, adjoining The
lands Of James p. Snap and John ~ Smith,
10 satisfy an order Of nle in favor Of
CIR Mcclellan, Administrator, &C., for the
use Of John Powell.
T. H. EAsLEY, Sheriff.
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I IT. HAoLEll oheFII.
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DN VIRTUE Of a vend. Expo. issued from
ID the Circui. Court Of Sullivan county.
and to me directed, ! will sell for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door. in
the town OF Blountville, on Monday the first
day Of June next, all the right, title. claim
and interest that r.. r. Mullena has in II tract
OF land in Dist. No. 9, Sullivan County, con-
tanning l7O acres adjoining the lands Of A. J.
Doggeti and James J. Hughes, to satisfy an
order Of sale in favor of James J. Hughes.
Agent for J. r. Anderson.
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10y VIRTUE Of a vend. ExOo. isaued f,om

Di VIRTUE Of a vend. Expo. issued from
I'D the Circuit Court Of Sullivan COUNTY
and % me directed, ! will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
In the own Of ~Blountville, on Monday the
first day Of June next, all the interest that
Nancy Barnett has in 2j acres Of band, IN
district No. 10, Sullivan county, adjoining
the lands of VIM. Arranis aud others, to sat.
isfy an order Of sale in favor OF John b. Nc
Lin, Trustee, &c.
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SHERIFF LAND SALES.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.

DY VIRTUE Of a Ycnd. Expo, issued
ID from the Circuit Court of sullivan
county, and to me directed, | will sell for
cash to the highest bidder ut the Court
House door in the town of BlOuntville on
Monday the first day of June next, all the
right, title, claim and interest that j. j..
Udvll has in and to a tract Of hand in Dist.
No. l, Sullivan county, containing go acres
adjoining the lands Of John b. Dulaney and
VIM. BushOng and others, TO satisfy the fol-
lowing orders Of Sale; Three in favor of Ia.
+. Johnson, one in favor Of John Il. Cowan,
one in favor OF VIM. D. Jones, one in favor
Of H.. NJ. Arrants, one in favor of l.. G. Dry
den, and one in favor Of Brooks, Fulton 4 Go.
lsGsmay lw4pfS5 7. II. EASLEY. Sh'G.
DY VIRTUE of a vcnd Expo, Issued
Id from the Circuit Court of Sullivan
County, and to me directed, | will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in the town of Blountville on
Monday the first day of June next. all the
right, title and interest that John II. White
has in a tract Of land cOntaing -, acS Adjoin
ing the lands of Susan Bushing and Pattons in
Dist. No. 4, Sullivan County, to satisfy FIVE
orders of sale IN favor OF J. r., Crunley,
Administrator of VIM. G.. Odell. deceased.
ls6Smaylw4pfS5 T. H. EASLEY Sheriff.
DY VIRTUE Of a Heud. Expo, issued
ID from the Circuit Court Of Sullivan
county, and to me directed, | will sell for
cash, TO the highest bidder, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Blountville, on
Monday the first day of June next, ali the
right, title and interest that Joel y. Barksr,
has in a tract Of land, containing TS0 acres,
adjoining tn. lands Of James Senaker, WIN.
S~nodgrass and others. in district No.-Sulli-
van county, TO satisfy two orders of sale, one
in favor o: Joseph Han, and one in favor Of
Levi Moore. T. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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lsGsmaylw4pG

Qf VIRTUE Ofa vend. Expo. issued from
I( the eircuit Court Of Sullivan county,
and to me directed, | will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
IN the town Of BlOuntville, on Monday the
hrst day OF June next, all the right. title,
claim and interest that James Lowery has in
my acres Of land, in district No. Z, adioia.
ing the lands Of TroxWell and others, to sat.
isiy an order Of sale in favor of D. B. Nc
Crarey' 7. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE of a vend. Expo. issued from
I'D the Circuit Court, Of Sullivan county,
aud TO me directed, ] viii sell for cash. to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the town of Blountyille, on Monday the
hrst day OF June next, all the right, title,
CLAIM and interest that o. EdW ards has in an
undivided tract Of land, adjoining the lands
Of Jones and others, IN the county of Sulli.
van and State of Tennessee, to satisfy an or
der Of sale in favor of Samuel L. Edwards.
r n EY Shar;G
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Rf VIRTUE Of a vend, Expo. issued from
the Circuit Court Of Sullivan count,
ard to ne directed, | will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the town Of Blountville, on Monday the
first day Of June next, all the right, title,
claim and interest that Thomas Cepsss has
in a tract Of land known as the John Copass
farm in district No. ~. Sullivan county. ad.
joining the lands Of VIM. Perry, JED Chase
and Mary Plckens, containing $50 acres more
or less, to satisfy an order Of sale in favor Of
VIVA Hartman.
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DY VIRTUE Of vend. Expo, issued from
Nd the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county.
and to me directed, | will sell for cash, at
the Court House door IN the town Of B!ount.
vile, on Monday the. first day Of June next.
all The right, title, claim and interest that C..
\ Sampson has 10 a tract Of land, in district
No. 10, Sullivan county, containing 100 acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands Of James NJ.
Crockett and others, to satisfy an order Of
sale IN favor of Moses Ford for the use Of
John Z. King.