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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-04
uAKE NOTICE THAT THE DHPosI

TAKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPOSI-
i tons Of John &. Hervcy Yrekn Millrcrf
and ethers, will bs taken at tho Law Oiiice ol
Gibson l.. Cranmer, IN the city Of Wheeling In
the State Of West Virginia, on tho I'd day ol
September. A. ID. 1865, between the hours OF
o'clock A. N. and o'clock 2. ~, 10 be read IN
evidences In tho above named canAe on behalf ol
said plaintiff And II from any cause the taknf
OF the said dcpositions shall not bc comm oncdd
or being commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, tho taking or tia same VIII b" al
iou rnod from time 10 time until the same shall
be completed.
RLIZABRTH GOUDY
By hei father and next friend James MillrgU
angl.0awiw
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State Of West virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
July RHIes, 1865
Elizabeth Goudy, by her fatherl
aud next friend Jamos Mllleger. r, C,a,o.,v
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.r.. -. ROBT. ". Cox
To whom Ii May Concern:
,,..p USDERsIGNED HRRRp,

gives notice Of his appointment as Ass.pes
Of the estate Of JouN V. Ruth, of Parkershurr
IN the county OF Wood, in the District OF Wrc,
virginia, and who was, 10 wit on the 10th d,y
of Jane A. ID. ls6s, adjudSed Bankrupt, upon
the petition OF Schilders & Co, by the [
nsst.ist Cont for said District
Dated at Parkersburs. W. Va, the Eth j,y
of July, A. u. 1865. Srpnu
-iyaanaw3w ... Assignee
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r. G. Barr, Administrator &c, ct al
Efgl wi
Joseph W. MsEs.s ADD w WI IN i B. Morgan
In Chancery In the Circuit Csurt Of Ohio county.
'I,HE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
b. Il viii take notice that the dispositions of
William Richey and others will be taken at the
Law Office Of Taylor & Barr, on Moaroe street,
in the city Of wheeliDg. In the State OF West
Virginia on the eighth day Of September, A. d.
l5eS, between the hours Of 0 o clock A. n. and 5
o'clock +. NJ, to be read In evidence in the above
named cause on behalf Of said osmplainants.
And r. from any canse, the taking Of the said
dispositions shall NOT be commenced, or, bong
eoiamenced, shall not be sompleted on that day,
time 70 time until the same shaH DO completed.
TAYLOR 4 BAER,
aug3oariwl 500 s.-.. Soils for ConPits-
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James NJ. GGu,ly.

TIVE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is To Oh
Il tain decree for divorce fron tho bond- oi
matrimOny.
And IL appearing from an affidavit nicd in ~.
cause that the defendant IN not resident OF
tho State of West Virgnis, ON molten ot com
plainnnt'a counsel IL Is ordered that he do APP
pear here within ono month after The fourth
weekly publicl ton Of this order and due p"-i
ing thereof at the front door Of tho Cont Honao
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, and do what ho
may doom III Ia protect his interest In this suit
Test. MICHAELJ. BREINIG, CloTk
g. l.. CRANNBg Sol. for Complt
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gp Telegraph,
no TaE REGisTER'--
BY THE CABLE,

lRy Telegraph to the Register
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
Clinnings.

The Dublin Nation says that 'the ballot is great
thing, but the natural man Graves also oeeisteaS
and potatoes -. e
potatoes. The club with which an idea struck the
poet stick TO measure narrow escapes. Inc
Identical hook and line with which an Ang caught
a had cold An umbrella used In the reign oil ty-
r.nts. knot from the board 3 man paid seven
dollars q week for.
A western editor says the gas in his city Is so bsd
that the who puts it out has 10 carry lantern
10 find the lamp post.
To.morrow-the day when misers give, when
oilers work, and when sinners reform.
Idloness is like the nightmare--the moment you
stir yourself you shake it OF.
We love those who Sdmire US more than those
whom admire.
miRd that is conscious Of its integrity soorns
30 aay more than IL means 10 perform.
Contentment swells mite into talent and
makes the poor richer than the Indies.
Excessive indulgence TO Others especially 70 chill
sren 10 In fact only sef-indugence under an alias
The friendship Of an Artful msn is mere sslf-in-
terest you win get nothing by it.
he who can conceal his joys is greater than b
who can hide his grieh. -
Why ia lame dog like the side =
Because te is 8 slo[wlP[eln~ 81 mountain ?
Why IL an Alar~T -.
hrnsh' p =. Of Gre - .he night like clO'he.
.ccauee ~ epoiA Sne nap
,..s,e. At the present time have more lives thah
-. Cor each night they "shufhe on tne "o's'
coil" ,,.--,--...-; .,..,,h,., ?
WIN husband like Mississippi steAn' eS's
49, hs never Knows when be uHy get a oioN-
ing Up. n. ....-;,, ~ oustaehes
s.oInrso-.thAi lie Of the fashions 1 SET my 'A'
against y.a,.. .hi.f Bnlv
-. - eslled by fashionable ladies WiiHAp
CrrikshaDks ..a.,.. =,
resson. a.. ..,,.rl that al
hsa once been children, artlessiy inquired
hprbo took care Of the babies
- -, ..v that man win steal" said witness
~ ~ .s,us 4 was chicken I'd roosthigh VIM
be was around. AZ - hor,a ,rsr
Ss ~ - was sold the other day 81 SiyV Ps
Of - 60 George H. Dobyns ana ms n ~
Pass,sor ne latter retaining her dover
s-t'.-..r editor in the West quotes Iupp
a. - ~ ,ho house is well spring OF JOY ."
begins well" with an B.
What Is the difference between sesess has,,hs
drunken sot7 One hies 10 get the SCENT ''''
gets high on every cent
q love thee rHsv as tho quiet husband aA'u
the ehattering wife.
In California ID d. after mans name sign
fss "drunk and disorderlyp
Il IL said that ono Of every three young wome
in Kentucky eiopes for the sake Of nsrrying. !
hss long been the romantic fashion Of the Stat'
and ordinary weddings, without q sensation, ar
considered unworthy Of girl Of spirit.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
TRESPASS ON THE CASE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX
COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

ON ~ ~ ~ 11E1-DA1Il
william G. Brownlow Robert B. Reynolds, William a.
Sheed and John II. Crozier.
IN THIS CASE, 1T APPEARING from
the affidavit plaintiff that the defendants Robert
REYNOLDS William H. Sneed and John Il. Crozier each
FROM and reside Of the Tennessee
real property in the county of Knox And
having prayed that original attachment issue against said
estates which attachment having been issued by the Clerk OF
Circuit and levied Said real 1t is
dered that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownlow Knoxville Wing, newspaper published IN the
city Of Knoxville Tennessee requiring said defendants TO
appear the next Of the Circuit Court TO be held for
the county Knox the COurhouse in Knoxville, the
Monday February 1865 then and there plead
answer the suit and demand of the plaintiff
the will be confessed proceeded with
them.
Given under my hand at Office in Knoxville this slst day
Of December, 1851 WILL r. McBATH, Clerk.
Ian Al
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
TRESPASS ON THE CASE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX COUNTY,
TENNESSEE.

l. <AHJkC N(4N Il Ill O61kDA4s
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX COUNTY,
TENNESSEE
Rober, and J. A. Pickens Administrators, &ey vii
liam H. sneed Robert B. Reynolds and John H. Gro
zier.
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING
H. from the affidavit Of Robert Pickens, one of the
plaintiff that William II. Sneed, Robert B. Reynolds
and John H. Crozier each have removed from and
side Of the State Of Tennessee, but each real
property in the county Of Knox and having prayed that
original attachment Issue against said estates which
attachment having been issued by the CLERK Of said Cir
cult Court and eyej said estates II is ordered that
publication be made in BroWAlows Knoxville Wing,
newspaper published in the city Of Knoxville, Tennessee
requiring said defendants to appear at the next term OF
the Circuit Court be held for the county Of Knox
the court house in Knoxville, the second Monday in
February, 1885, then and there TO plead, answer de-
mur to the suit and demand Of the plaintiffs the
will be taken confessed and for bearing ex
parte 10 them.
Given under my hand at Office in Knoxville this SIst
day Of Deeeaber 1857.
jan lat WILL R. MoBATH, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
OHANCERY CoURT-HUNTsvILLE.
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

JOSEPH HATFIELD and WIFE VS.. HENRY GIBSON, ct al.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
NoUNOED the December term 1867 Of the Chaneery
Huntsvie in the above VIII proceed 70 sell
to the biggest bidder public auction Saturday the hrs:
day Of February 1865 the premises all the lands Of James
Gibson deceased lying New river Scott county Tennes
See pay debts, aud for distribution.
Said real will be sold twelve months time, with
note and approved security and lien retained to the
purchase money. L. G. MOSS, q. an.
l.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

LETTER FROM DIR. KIRK TO Mr. WEBB.
ZANZIBAR Oct. s-The interesting discovery
thal n white man bad been seven months ago
20 the south Of Lake THnganykR, induced Mr..
Churchill, The Consul snd myself to 60 10 Baga-
moyo, place on The coast the point Of arrival and
Departure Of The 81 Caravans. The result Of our
visit has been To hhd two other men, who also saw
this wandsrer IN the country OF Marungu, and "
place bis existence up. arenty beyond doubt
W. have ais5 learned something about bis personal
q peHrncr, bis escort and the route be was taking
ara have bern told that letters we're given to ore
Of The bead men OF another caravan then At Marun-
gu Tbis mat, we have since found, - no mythical
p-rsonage, but weknOwu man, 50 that on his
arrival from the INTERIOR expected in the course OF
a month, we may have not only our curiosity sat
isaed but sincerely hope our best wishes for our
dear friend Livingstone realized. hope we shall
hnG be has been successful, and Is pushing his way
10 the Albert NyHnEn, thence 70 emerge, via the
Nile on the Mediterranean. He will have been
The arst man who has not only crossed the CONT
n.rt bur has paisvd through is whole length from
tie Cape OF Good Hope TO the mouth OF the Nile,
But the essential psrt of bis work viii have been
done before be reaches the Nile, and be may safely
return towards Zanzibar, If so minded, with laures
sufficient 30 constitute him the greatest Of eli expor-
ere and the African traveller par excellence.
You see / am very sanguine that our friend 10
still alive. The manner In which obtained the
testimony was very satisfactory In the 1rst place,
I picked up the news among some Of the native
trsd,rs then traced it 70 the caravan people and
drew out their story while they we're unsuspicious OF
It's nter ST. that neither Hurdee trader or Sua-
hell men had an object TO tell lies, an idea IN
which way 20 do so IL they wished 10 please merely
Besides, our conversations we're carried on without
an interpreter and although making no pretense 10
a full knowledge Of the language, know quite
sufficient 70 be able 10 express myself and DIS
pense with that fertile OF confusion, an in
terpreter / need not repeat all we heard most of
what Is important will be published before this
reaches England. With the prospect of letters from
IivinRstone 40 near, we may well refrain from all
SPECULATION on the subject Of his geographical E
af.-orios john KIRK.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
Legal Advertisements.
CHANcERY coURT-JAC KsBoRo'.


JANUARY RULES, 1858.
James n. Gibson, Administrator &C. George Dslap,
Guardian James Smith, George Gibson, Henry Gibson,
Prior Gibson Ewell Gibson Eliza Gibson, Elizabeth Owens
and her husband, Wm Owens Mary Gibson Kezah and
her husband Murray Campbell Alexander Gibson, Sarah
Gibson, Martha Gibson and Travis Gibson.
IN THIS CASE 1T A P P E ARM G
from the allegations Of the BILL which to, that
Henry Gibson, Prior Gibson Ewel Gibson, Eliza Gibson
Elizabeth Owens and husband VIM Ovens and Travis Glib
nonreents Of the State Of Tennessee It Is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master the January Rules
that publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
Wing, newspaper published in tbs city Of Knoxville
Tennessee requiring said defendants appear at the
term Of the ChsDcey Court 20 be held for the county OF
Campbell at the court house in the OF Jacksboro
denur answer 20 be flied By lst Monday Of April
BY rule Of this Court the bill IN this cause the
via be taken pro censo sid set for hearing Psrts
them.
jan iI-G D. RARr. CAN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
CHAEOERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court United the Eastern
District Of Tennessee
In che matter OF sohn Baxter, Bankrupt.
Eastern District Of Tennessee, IS.
UHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT A
Il warrant of Bankruptcy issued Of the
the United States for the Eastern Dstc of Tenne
against the estate OF John Baxter Of Civil District No
H. the county Of Greene, said District who has been
adudged bankrupt his petition That the
any debts and the delivery Of property belonging 70
bankrupt 20 bin for his and the transfer Of
property 10y bim forbidden by Law, and that meeting
Of the said bankrupt TO prove their debts and to
- - or more assgnses Of his estate wiz be held At
@ - Jl.nkruptoy 10 be hoide the law Oce Of A. H.
Psttbone ESQ Greenovile, IN said District before Joel
49, Fss Register Bankruptcy for said District on
a. aav Of February, d. 1855, at 10 o'clock NJ.
tuo AA'N ~ b MCDANIEL, Messenger
,sErt and C. S. Marshal for said District.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

TIE LETTER LIsT.--By order Of the Postmaster
General, no payment Is allowed y the Department
~ ublishng the lists Of unoslledfor letters At the
Siesrenf Offices throughout the country from and
alasr the lst Of January, 1865.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
VALUABLE FARM.

~ y
Dr.n,naTy lss7 viii o1eF At public sale 20 tho highest
- kssr therefor Tor cash IN hsnd the premises
large, well.improVed ana very
VALUABLE FARM,
-.inr,r county, on both sides Of the great road
49,. s-, Rr.rrsvills a. ROCKVILLE n the beaUtlini sna
t5e Rsans stn.ion valley about tK miles eest o. NJ
49, The county. Of the county, and shoet tse
,h q Cumberland Gao and chsriesteu ksreaa u % 0e
heated. -. Z.
r,s.is land vas conveyed 70 jane, 2lsti let ~
% "a cure certain debts 10 the conveyance speeAe y
- ,t qlsi IL Juue Ieae 90 sell she npoVf al
~ vhIch debis have not beeii paid.
% aid iaud IS described IN the said deed y tfs - 81
- Situated IN Granger county district 40 y on bos1
49, - - roaa leading from Bctns station % kuueosa
sirine The lauds Of tho beirs OF ApfehAl
$50 ~ Josiah Holder Ezekiel BoeHnan Alsxander h.ten,
s 49, Wiuiams Johu Phillips and the lands o. senss
shields anA others. consisting Of hFe uASss ~ ~
- "a by George Williams, one py = > Aoe On
ssi Canpbeil one BY john Oliver and one klsstsl -
$50, "a Tennessee 70 ls said ociavins Ice eopiAnlns
- n. az hundred and ortyone acres mere o. i.t.. -
"a rouv.yanoes al registered IN SrangeI -
o fhem si further aud more pafiieHiaf ae-iis seA -
isr9s reference D. here expressly Rsae - . 49,,
re said deed ia contains covenants - -iaiie
is 4, 80 and OF general warranty, ana = rshatsteu
~ Realsters oalce % Grangef County VII - 49, y
~ hss,r sea titie a. is vested In mn BY sad deco y
r. attention or persons desiring purchase good iarm
II beautiful and s1iuhFious seetioh q
~ orroundngs that requisite 60 mAtefiA ~ z
.riovneut uoral culture and pleasant country "'i =
-t-.si~ .olicited % attend this sale.
- euhoriEsA state thst 40 undivided mole.y ~ a.
.doinng farm may b. purchased AZ tbs tAAio "'s -
49,. -e.la on advantageous terms , =. -,
,rhar indHcuIncnt % persons desiring 70 me-
IL real estate e att,ne 2, al sss Station property and
~ ng farms viii BE- sold az pubic heo1 On
setefai A'N'1 JAMES 7. SHIELDS Trustee, 4e.
nsans eiailon, Tennessee, Dee IT'D l'os'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
OTHER PROPERTY.

Twill also al the same time and place and under the said
SELL In the the following valuable lands
situated in the immediate vicinity:
Of land known the Profit place, bounded
by lands known the Sente lands, the
the place known the Crozcr place. aud BY other lands
aud which situated both sides Of the R0gersve and
Beans station road aud within four hundred yards Of the
probable location Of the depot the O. G. c. and O. railroad
and coutains three hundred acres, less.
This is, unQuestionably, very desirable farm. d z
The Shipey place. Situated both sides Of the Ken
lucky read which the sulphur springs and which
adons the Beans Station property and contains about for
~ acre.
s. The Cobb Entry adjoining the lands the
uel D. Tate the said Profit ptce ind others, Containing
forty acres, more o. less.
g. The do Profit Entry adjoining the said Profit place
and Others codaining hundred and fy acres
less.
Plots and full descriptions all Of sad lands win be Sho-
to persons who desire further and more accurate i
TERMS OF So
ALB.
All OF said propertv -, =,
sold 90 tho hi~' inclusive Of Beans Staten viii =
Ona-thi-' bidders therefor, credit a. totie.s
Of az ale money be paid on october ISL loo
,hjr5 on December 25th lS69, aEd the rensheel on
c,bsr g5h 1875 each of these sGras VII Ses -
~ snteres from the day Of sale. Purchaser VIZ ~ i
,sv-ut. bonds with approved personal security
interest As aforesaid for the purchase money eaS eH
- ,-et,ertv " M be retained as further security
nv ~ - property will be sold free rom the equity =
and ali membranes whatever, except inc iel
! - ~. nurchase money ~ Aforesaid
pvrrkasrrs viii be placed In possession ~ VIII o.
% ,nleiiateiy after executing their bonds As sioetAu
sioh I'M O. SMITH. Clerk and Master
] dec 2h-tds
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
Hopes of DR.. LIVIngstOne's Safety.

Al meeting 81 the Royal Geographical Society
In London, December 9, letter was read from DR..
Kirk, Of Zsnzibrr. fourteen days later in date than
IL last that have been published The letter is rs
follows:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

tbs allegations Of The bin which to- that Wills
D. Alder, George B. Alder. Barnabas Alder, Ellison
and wife Minerva Elizabeth Alder John Alder Riley Alder
and Andrew Alder presidents Of the State of Tennes
Il Is therefore ordered b. the Clerk aud Master the
January Rules that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN Brownow Whig Newspaper published in the city
Of Knoxville, Tennessee requiring said defendants 70 appear
the Term OF Chsacery Court Be held for the
co1fy Of Campbell the house In the Of Jacks
boro The third Monday Of April then and there
plead deGr Be filed By t- let Mon
day Of April By rule Of his Court the bill this
cause the win ss taken pro eoafessO and set for
hearing parte 70 them.
Jan is-st D. HART. c. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
ZOE SALE.
SHERTFFss SALES

WILL SELL AT THE COURT HOUSE
IN knoxville Mondsy the 10th day Of February 1858,
al the right title, claim and demand that William Petty
arc 70 certan tract Of land lying In the 18th Civil Dis
OF said county, adjoining the ands Of Pss Carter and
Onte heirs, and others Said land viii be sold satisfy
execution issued from the Circuit Court Of county
IaFor OF Thomas A. r. Nelson Vim. Petty and others
This the 2srd Of December, 1867.
NJ. D. BEARDEE Sheriff.
jan ~ JOHN GIBBS Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
NOTICE.

I WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
bidder for cash. at The house door ia sevierve
Saturday the 25h day Of January 1885, al the right title
claim and demand that samuel Gillespy has ia Of
snd lying and being SEWER comfy. Wadens creek n
District No adjoining the lands Of Spencer Benson Isaac
bserden ans others sad property viii be sold satisfy
order Of se issued from the Circuit Court Of Bount county
IN favor Of W. II. Finley samuel Gespy and O. 81 Gil
lespy. JAMES NJ MoCRosKEY Sheriff
jan s5t LEN DUGGAN, Deputy Sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
Valuable Real Estate
IN
RO6ERSVILLE AND HAWKINS COUNTY
FOR SALE!

IN PURSUANCE OF, AND UNDER
the requirements direction Of assignment made by
james x. Simpson Others and decree pronounced
the % day Of September 1857 BY the ChaDcsry Cosrt Ro
gerssile. in the Of g. 81. Fuksrsop and James T.
shields Dix Alexander and others pending IN said Court
will sel IHU asDAY AID FEIbAY tht 18Th aud lttA
days Of Fhray, 1853 tn door thc Court HOUSE, IN
Rogersve Hawkins County East Tennessee public
on 20 the highest bidders therefor free from the equity Of
redemption onehaif Of che sale money be paid ia
year the other half years. with from the day
Of sale and requiring the purchaser TO give bonds With
proved security for the eae money and rstanDg
liens the property for further secnsty, the following de-
scbed valuable real estate each parcel be sold separate
y:
One Lot in Rogersville, adjoining the Hotel
Property of George r. Powell,
being the Southeast corner f the Putiie equhre Near
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
k:GIIIEIlIILi,. IS;

TT is AUTOMATICALLY STATED
that one afth Of the inhabitants Of this country
rope die Of Consumption dsease has been thor
oushy studied and It's nature less understood there
disease upon which exists diversity Of opinion and
no disease which has more completely basd all medical s
and remedial agencies.
Some Of the prominent symptoms Cough Expectora
on Shortness Breath Irritation shout the Lun and
Chest darling Pains 10 tbs Sides and Back Emacaton snd
general negatiys condition Of the whole system.
with hls dread disease, Of It's
comants, should lose time 10 possessing themselves Of
this proper Remedy IL order that they may s'ay s rsTages
heal ne
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

This property well and vorably the public.
The contains about three hundred acres nearly all
which abie cousderbl portion Of u ss Of mead
land beautifully spread the SIDES Of two streams
which, rising the glena Of Cnch BY flow through
place the remainder Is gently uudulating is admirably
adapted the production Of All the severa crops
fruits flourish Ia this climate and susceptible Of dura-
BILE improvements the Highest degree by energetic and
scientific The situation Of the property and
tho productive character Of the surrounding country
during the late the cOntendng armies and
made the Of battle, all OF which resulted
spoaton and waste but which, 70 extent has been
repaired which, with moderate expenditure, be
entirely restored The large aud elegant brick hoteone
the largest best constructed and costly structures
East be easily epartd This building be
geousy used for great variy Of purposes Among
others wen adapted 20 the accommodation Of large
boarding school vsiiorH seeking pleasure and health
from attendance mineral springs. II originally
tended and well arranged for ho storebOse and resi-
drnce.
great common Of Has Tennessee the the ancient
high way from Virginia 20 the west the other the
great stock road Kentucky the South In the
OF the moat beautiful fertile and heahful Of the OF
Tennessee abundanty supplied with the purest by
many neverang prngs with mineral springs epson chale-
beae black and white suphurof unsurpassed medicinal
virtues in Immediate vicinity surrounded BY noble
scenery yet Of easy access within miles
MorstoWn the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad and
old established post Office immediately the line Of the
O. c. G. aud Charleston railroad, being constructed Is
considered the valuable AID Offering capital
the highest inducements 10 Investment for sals in Bst
Tennessee.
y the said decree required this
divided laid on parcels and lots which will be sold
separately; be will then sell the whole together and
the sale that commands the largest Of
ey will be accepted and reported 20 the court hs sale