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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
ChanCery sale.
No. 2,2S1

Pursuant to a decree pronounced at the March term
1873 of the Chancery Court at Knoxville in the case
on Saturday, the 7th day Of June, 1878,
at II O'Clock A. NJ to the highest bidder the tract
land mentioned and described in the pleadings, being
the real estate of which Henry Houser died seized
possessed consisting of two small tracts, contain
ing about IS acres and the other about 100 acres join
ing each other and adjoining the lands of Arch Cruze
heirs John Lane Henry Baker and others and situate
in the 2lst civil district of Knox county.
TERMS Ten per cent. will be required in hand
balance. Notes with good security will be required OF
the purchaser and lien retained the land fur
Their security May It'll, 1873. -
y7dlw3 NJ. l.. PATTERSON, C. & NJ,
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NOTICE.

having been suggested to the County Court of An
aers9n county that large amount of blank bonds
were taken rom the office of the County Court Clerk
IN the year 1853 and because the Court are not satisfied
whether any Of said blank bonds have been signed
IT IL ordered by the Court that publication be made In
the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle and in the Press and
Messenger notifying all bondholders to file the num-
Der and amount of the same with the County Court
Clerk, at his office in Clinton or before the first
Monday OF July next and no interest will be paid on
this order. W."
Witness, r. c. Dew, Clerk Of said Court at Office in
i29wtf Clerk Conntv Gnn,,+
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
Cholera Amongst Poultry.

One great cause which produces cholera
amongst poultry is, oYercrowding the
yards where they are raised, thus causing
a lack of exercise and sufficient range.
This epidemic is usually more fatal among
imported breeds than with our native or
common stock.
Do not feed young chickens on corn
meal dough exclusively. 1t will cause
what is known as hard crop. When this
takes place, pour tepid water down the
chickens throat, and gently work the ball
with the finger till it softens so as to pass
of.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
Chancery Sale of a Valuable Farm,
No. 2,50S

Z,OU0.
Pursuant to decree pronounced by the Chancery
Court at Knoxville at the April special term. 1873 in
the of W. G. Julian VS. Cox ct al will SELL on
the premises,
at o'clock P. NJ, to the highest bidder the tract Of
land mentioned and described in the pleadings situate
in Knox county. on the south side of Bull Run and
the north side Of Copper Ridge, in Henderson Co.
survey containing $50 or less Said farm is
situated about two miles from HeiskelPs Station on
the Knoxville and Ohio Railroad is finely timbered
and will be sold in parcels and whole and the sale
adopted that realizes the highest price. plat of
will be produced on the day of sale.
TERMS:-Said sale will be made upon a credit of
six twelve and eighteen months, except the of 10
per cent which will be required day of sale. Notes
bearing interest from date with good security will be
required of the purchaser and lien retained on the
land as further security. MAY 9TH 1873.
vIdlW3 NJ. i. PATTERSON, G. & NJ.
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SheriTss sale.

pYVIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
40 the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee and
directed to the Sheriff of said county will on Satur-
day. the 3st day of May, 1873, within legal hours, in
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, public out
cry certain tract or parcel Of land situated and
nessee adjoining the lands of Anderson Baker, Nancy
Jane Draper and others, containing one hundred
heirs OF Thomas Draper. deceased. TO satisfy judy
ment in the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennes-
see, in favor of John NJ Stanly and against VIM.
Stanly ct ais. r, A, HARRISON ID, Shift
1vyo
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
Chancery Sale of a Valuable Farm.

NO. 2,lUO.
Pursuant to decree pronounced at the March term,
1879 Of the Chancery Court at Knoxville in the case
OF L NJ Gault and wife VS. II NJ Farmer, l will sell,
On Saturday, the It'll day of June, 1873,
at II o'clock A. NJ in front of the court house door in
Knoxville, TO the highest bidder, upon a credit of six
twelve and eighteen months and in bar of the equity
OF redemption, the tract of land in the pleadngs
toned lying in kEoX county, Tennessee, both sides
Of the road leading from Armstrong; Ferry to Straw
berry Plains, on the south side Of Holston River.
Notes with good security bearing interest from Date
Will be required of the purchaser and lien retained
on the land as further security. May eth, 1873
v7dlw3 NJ. l.. PATTERSON, G. & NJ.
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In Chancery at cambridge
No. 609.--O. and A. Bill,

UUI,--Os
r. Ii, Ashmorc VS.. East Tennessee Zinc Company.
1t appearing from the allegations of the BILL which
Is sworn to- that the defendant East Tennessee Zinc
see 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that pub
licaton be made for four successive weeks, in the
Knoxville eekly Chronicle, notifying said defendant
to appear before the Chancery Court at cambridge on
before the fourth Monday of 0ctobe hext and make
defense TO said BILL the will be taken for con-
fessed and the set down for hearing May
5, 1873. '
"A copy of the order. Attest:
ma6dlw3 ID. II. n, BLACKBURN C. a NJ
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. D. R. N. BLACKBURN. C.&M.
Sherin,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued ny
ID the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Knox county
Tennessee will on Saturday, the Slst day Of May
Knoxville sell for cash in hand to the highest bidder
at public outery, certain tract of land situated and
lying in the 18th district of Knox county Tennessee
on Raspberry Creek, adjoining the lands OF r. Nj.
Epps, VIM. II; Carter and others, levied on as the
property Of s M. Shpe TO satisfy an execution ia NV
hand against che said Shpe and in favor of Vim Lew
is, administrator. MAY the 5th. 1873 =" N'"
vSdlWS ALEX. REEDER, Deputy Sheri #
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CHANCERY SALE
OF a VALUABLE FARM
NEAR KNOXVILLE.
NJ q 4oE

No. 2i36.
- Pur:uantt to decree pronounced by the Chancery
Court at Knoxville, at the March term 1879 in tbe
case of James Hall. exr of W Murray, decd, vs.
Rebecca Murray and others, l will sell,
on Friday, the 9TH dag Of June, 1873,
at 2SO o'clock ?. NJ on the premises at public auction
70 the highest bidder the tract of and mentioned and
described in the peadings lying in the 18th civil dis
Tict OF Knox county, adjoining the lands of Duncan
Mccall; - Lones, SOuthey Nelson and others near
Third Creek Church, and known as the home place OF
James u Murray, containing about l36 acres. Said
farm VIII he divided into parcels and sold as parts and
as whole and the sale adopted that realizes the high
TERMS Said sale will be made upon n credit NJ
six and twelve months exceptthe sum of 10 per cent
winch viii be required in hand on day of sale. Notes
with good security, bearing interest from date will be
required Of the purchaser and lien retained as fur
ther security. May 7th 1873.
v7dlws M L. PATTERSON. c. AM
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i29wtf
In Chancery at Dandrid~e.
No. 6N.-0' and A. Bill

@, II. Wilson VS.. r, d. Manly ct al
II appearing from the allegations of the bill which
is sworn to- that the defendant r. D. Manly rs a nom
resident; IL is ordered by the Clerk and Master that
bublcaton be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle notifying said defendant
TO appear before the Chancery Court at Dandrdge on
or before the fourth Monday of October next and
make defense TO complainants bill, the same will
be taken for confessed and the down for hear
ing exparte as to him. May 5, 1873.
copy Of the order. Attest:
ma6dlW3 ID, r. n BLACKBURN q I'M
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IN CHANCERY AT DANDRIDCE.
No. 6OS.-o. and I. Bill.

NO. bUo.-U. anu I. Dill.
A. E. Sawyers VS.. ]. 0. Ellsworth ct al.
It appearing from the allegations of the BILL which
is sworn TO- that the defendants f. c. Ellsworth and
John NJ. Ellsworth, presidents of the State of
Tennessee 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made in the Knoxville Weekly Chron-
Chancery Court at Cambridge on or before the fourth
Monday of October next and make defense to COM
and the down for hearing exparte as to them
May 5, 1873.
A copy of the order. Attest:
ma6dlw3 ID, r, N. BLACK BURN. C. 4 NJ
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
Notice to CreditorS

III AV!NG BEEN APPOINTED AND QUALIFIED
Anna b. Hair deceased, hereby give notice to ali
persons having any demands against said estate 10
time prescribed BY law. l.. c. SHEPARD, Adm r.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
CHI A NCERY SALE
A VALUABLE LOT
In the City of Knoxville.

Z.
No. 220l.
DCRSlANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED BY
4 the Ohancery Court at Knoxville, during the March
term, 1873, in the Of H. ID. Lee and wife and 9th
ers vs. John DamrOn and Others, will resell upon
the premises
on Saturday, the 7h day of June meet,
at II o'clock A. M, to The highest bidder, lot of
in the city of KNOXVILLE, fronting Is feet on Main
street South side) between lot owned by C. NJ. Nc
Ghee on the east and Messrs. Armstrong on the west
and being the third lot from corner of Gay and Eain
Streets and west of Gay Street.
TERAs-Sad sale will be made upon credit of 10
months, and in bar of the right Of redemption A
note with good security will be required OF the pur-
chaser. This May 9TH 1873.
vlOdlw3 NJ L. PATTERSON. c. AM
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listed Tor ~ 70 Mrs Jones valued at 5000 taxes
So levy clerks tee % printers fee 50; total S4O
on Nelson street, joins line of Robt Kennedy and west
line Of Keller ,sle Foster formerly Thomas Burchell
t9&es 10 levy cerksiee o. printersfe fee 5O total
One house and lot, No; So in East Knoxville, Knox
county, bounded by William street. on the northwest
S ca by Kete Sne soa oE hew srest ana
heirs Of II Ryan deceased, valued at 500; taxes s.,
ieTy baSs and Iot ~ Eai, ice Io' Total S
TO- %, Ue.w vet new apa willow streets Ioins kob
for 1871 to Kate Showaters valued at 2OO taxes 49,
1--WE vacant lou IN "a district OF Knox county IN
on sIStn Sde OF Howard street. Joins ne
to John Britt valued at zoo taxes 40 levy l. clerks
lee oV. printer Zee OVi total, ~ ~
one house S ana lot on southeast corner of Cumber
est i Sne feS 70 Forsnc MAR Mgn3Sn
oto n % levy l. clerk lee oO printers lee loo
One n9use anu lOt on southeast corner OF Cumber-
and an9 GLoMer streets adj9lnng west line Of Mars
MANSON property nsieu 70 lorenzo Webn valued Tor
fee SO; total, s3iii i, :. A.. r.
One nOuSS aiu iU' IN tne eity OF hn9XHe, hnox
listed to George Jaekson RePs ' valued e for i ISL at
4Vg uAes no. levy Is clerk lee oO printer lee o
one house and lot II East Knoxville Knox county,
between MaoIy ana Fast Hlll streets adjoining bel
houston anu O,nerS llsted Tor 1911 70 barney Baker
valued al Zooi pol taxes 90 levy l. Gle KS fee 90
PRIMER lee oO; total, ~ oO. 49, - .
--Ono sat NNllet NnoN county Np .
% corner OF East high ana ration Streets listed Tor
~ 10 henry Nlcnols Yaued at $40 taxes o. levy
l, clerk 5 Zee ~; printer Zee 0O total ~ o.;
l1S acres IN IN district Of Knox county, adjoining
the lands Oh > NJ arnell Bird Thomas smith ana
etners, lsea 20 AIexander scott valued Tor $50 at
ooo Tax w. levy l. clerk Zee o. printers Zee oO
tota5' SVoy'; =, OAR ,,...;,. r. t,... ... .,..,u,
l'3 acres IN YIN district o. Knox county, adjoining
the lands OF NJ 1arnell, BIRD, Thomas Smlth anu
other Faueu tor lo az 500 taxes ~ ST. levy clerk
Zee og, PRIMER Zee 0Oi total ~ 81. g.,
One 10y IN Fast hnoxVlle, hnox county, on Maory
street. aulonlng me lots oil M ses smith and others
listed lot ~ TO Mack GraWford valued at SOO poll
taSeS o. levy L. clerks Zee oO printers lee 2O; to-
tai; 50 90. 49,
. One lot in the city of Knoxville Knox county. on
Others listed for ISL to Glossy, valued at 500 po
taxes 10 CO. levy l, clerks fee So printers fee 5O
IDnn srsn Tue oly Oh & hn9X eSunt on
,iIIe and a,Io1tn o ~; md W wv ~ " tG
~ yiiov Sa ~ ~ al ,n on ' I; ~ vy
Rapne v ipo ~ ado q sS lseu or 70
ta "a nr;nt g. a. .i q 60 ie'S - cleIA
'' W. PA'''A ieo wv 'o'I IniiI IfSN X uApprc
Tov co,i JVaiS " Nj nAhhiS.
Ad :, ; o.. A. Coilet t ~ iot hnoA county,
to los @ 70 suo UouTt tao oe oracIs OI iahu,
ih - anu PATS u toWn lO's eht0neu ana ue
1 ~ s,u oee 10y HuS III steu ZOE State
raat pGoiicaton mas been duly made recurring the
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
CHANCERY SALE,
A VALUABLE FARM.

Pursuant to a decree pronounced by the Chancery
Court at Knoxville, at the March term, 1873 in the
case of James Burnett vs. A Nichols, will sell
in front of the court house door in Knoxville,
on Saturday, the IN day Of June, 1878,
at II o'clock A. NJ to the highest bidder the tract of
land mentioned and described in the pleadngs, lying
in Knox county, Tennessee.
TERMS Said sale will be made on a credit of six
and twelve months. and in bar of the right of redemp
ton Notes with good security will be required of the
purchaser and lien retained the land as further
ySdiwS NJ, L. PATTERSON. c. AN
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-28
CIIANCERY SALE
A Valuable Lot on Gay Street,
Iu this City OF Knoxville.
No. 2,425.

Pursuant to decree pronounced at the March term
1873. of the Chancery Court at Knoxville in the case
Of Meetings. Bettertons VS. p A Feehan and Others
Dill and Cross Bills,) will SELL
on Saturday, the 7h day of June, 1878.
at II o'clock A. NJ in front Of the court house door in
Knoxville to the highest bidder the lot of ground
mentioned and described in the pleadines lying in the
city of Knoxville, fronting 80 feet Gay street and
running back 100 feet on Reservoir street.
TERMS ;-Sad sale will be made a credil of sis
twelve and eighteen months and in bar of the light OF
redemption Notes with good security will be ured
Of the purchaser and lien retained on the lot as fur
ther security, May 7th 1873,
y7dlw8 NJ. l.. PATTERSON, c. Nm
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-28
4 Good Law

The Moorlirld Register, il: III ":li,
Gle Of suggestion 10 Tie State LegiSia-
,urc, finds occasion to utter sentiments
which every thoughtful citizen will
endorse. The extrac, reads:
4 bill has been presented TO the
Legislature. entitled AN act for the
general information Of the people. -
!, passed the Senate at both of the last
two sessions, bu: ike othei beneficial
IA IS, il could never secure the at,cn-
tiun OF The .,ouSe. This bill has for
its object ;hc publication in The news
papers Of all Sheriil's sales, delinquent
land sales, notices Of elections, and
much other public inform .tion, which
under present laws, are written on, and
posted against the court house doors
where orlv one in thousand ever see
them. We conte I'd, and we believe
shat every progressive man i'll the State
will stand by us, that such notices are
OF public interest, and should be pub
lished in the county wherein such sale"
arc 10 lie made; and BY that means
1--WE general information. 1t Is but
fair to the party WHOSE property iS TO
be sold, for he thereby secures more
bidders and Il fair price .oi his property
1t is but fair 10 the sheriff, as n there
BY secures the amount OF his claim,
which is but seldom the case rov. In
fact, such a law il but fair all around.
Justice and common sense demands i,
and We believe If Submitted Ia the peo.
pie for heir ratification or rejection, II
would be carried By III almoS, unani'
mons vote. II such law is not pub
lie necessity, why is it that Tie statue
books OF every State in the Union. eX'
cert West Virginia, contains il? We
submit The question 10 the Genera, As
scmbiy; and ask them 10 study Il (
matter, to consider The Laws on the
subject now in 10, &c in The other States.
and if in The end they iinu such an en-
actment necessary in West Virginia,
Ia give i, their sanction; j not, vote /;
down. Con>cien;iousl, ihey cannot.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-28
Uncle Daniel Dew.
Passing Congress hail last Sunday,
noticed Daniel Drew, that fine Old

Passing Congress iiali last Sunday
| noticed Daniel Drew, that fine o.c
Pagan surklcd on creed outw"rn.'
sitting on the piazza. There Wa
look OF though, on 4 wcazcued, w"inkl
ed face, ana | wond, r,d what acre t {
suhjrcrs OF his Scl'-communingS Az
a ldi,ioaal ell to The 'in>iitoot' IT Mad
isrn, or some gigantic CORP on The
streets? On this qIiet Sunday morn
ing what was uppermos,, lhlnH you. IN
the old mans mine Col Or mann1n
Possibly CANNON. Came he here Ia
purge himself Of @ ,ick~ilver," ans!
q "Was'nsh" out OF his bloc.
am told lie Shuddcred when the room
clerk proposed to put him in Il - or'h-
west corner and turned appealing e
Southcate fnr an apartment IN the wing
All he wanted, he said, was little
a.erie, and he was waiting TO bury all
old issues. Oh. Daniel, Daniel! though
many time aud of the thread of m,
financial plans HIS been severed by
those fatal "snecrs" Of YOURS (only
parable 70 lie ones &c A'rcpU.j. sill
is my pity stirred in your Eeaali.-
Trembling OH IT.. edge Of the tomb.
and liable 70 topic over it into ere
our arrcurv rises much. my rra! er
is hat thc quicksilver which You will
undoubtedly carry with you, NAV then
not 90 up 50 suddenly as TO be wholly
beyond your control. For. if You
could not succeed in keeping it down.
what an unhappy demon ! on would he.
Oh. Daniel. Daniel! in The dies irue
which fares for us all in the future, viii
il not hc better for the far. seeing Fee
ice, who sailed down missionary
asaias; coming famine, than for thee
who hast often sailed The pillars OF thy
church, p!astercj the preaci err, in their
very pmlpits. so TO SPEAK. witE "sccGri
ties" which at the end proved ashcn
and unsatisfactory as the apples o!
Sodom! But sit YOU there in the door
OF Congress Hal with that kindly eye
and euticing smile which did once he
guile ms Youthful fancy, my Daniel;
sill YOU there rs long as YOU will, but
YOUR wrinkles will multiply beyond the
powers Of fingers compute if YOU wait
for me to come within reach OF your
frelers. Possibly in The world whittier
wc are both ha'teniu2-.you Wi h q
start which in this case | am willing
YOU should have-r oSsiGly in that
world you may attempt me 10 hr
across The gull and exchange the crown
upon my forehead and the harp with
in my hand for new miscellaneous
securities which YOU vii! probably take
along. but TN earth YOU scr me BY the
villS never AGAIN
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-28
Eoughing It.

a fsw evenings since Detroit chap
was sparkling a West Side girl who
wore an Eliza5ethian ruff. Expecting
his coming she had dressed for rhe &C.
casion, .nd he: raG, s;iil' d. an unre
s:ricted use vi satin starch gloss could
make it, was OF the most stunning char
ncter. The lover came At the ortho-
dox time. and was usHsred into the
parlor. where the enchanting maide..
and her father and mother we're seat
ed. lie was cordially received. and
the erenins passed p,easan;!y,aithough
th4 old toiSs Sd. -, good deal longer
than was thought necessary. Finally
;i:sy wenr 10 BED, AMI the twain were
left alone Alter 4 certain amount OF
preliminary basl.f;!!t.cS>, The maiden
asSrn.Si 20 h"r lovers rcques. Tor 4
kiss. lie es>a. cd 20 take it, hut was
net atevery point by bris ling wall
Of tarlatan aud starch. lie came up to
he- = rent, a,,d the rieh;-hand prong
Cut one OF his ears half of. He al.
tcmY,el TO reach the prize over her
shoulder. and = cfcIuax &c }rfse tickled
his nose until he was Obliged 10 take d
scat AID sUe"zc. Then the maiden
carrie 20 The rescue AID held one side
OF the provoking ruff, and the lover ad-
vanced. Just as he had all but reach
ed her b.oo'ulag cheek, the damsel lost
her grin, and the razor Ike decoration
dew Up with force tina; took an ''un-
der hi: Ont Of his rish. ear" Then he
got maj. Thea Size got mad Then
tlt.Y both got mad. and the anticipated
wedding has Come 10 premature sad.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-28
Wesl Virginia.

The Safe Of Wc,t Virginia presents
the best oppor;unitie, Coc nvrsi;'!er'>
for ca ,i;a! in both mineral ana asricu!-
tural lands OF any State 0: tie same
area in the Union. Her geographical
relation 10 The great Atlantic cities,
with her present aii pr5SP~ tt''e rail-
road facilities, affords 10 her the best OF
markets; her coal nelds and other
minerals arc comparatively underciop
ed; her rich, fertile valleys are ProHuc-
ing but 1.-THE o.. whit they ought to
produce, and this for the want OF ad-
ditional capital AID labor. West VIZ
yiria is succession ct mountain
ranges and fertile valiey$--the noun
,ains arc fail OF coal, iron, lead petro-
luln and copper, covered with deep
forests OF white OAK. poplar, white ;nG
b;:Si. walnut, ASA, hickory, some pine,
AMI other valuable timber suitable !or
competition in the best markets: And
her valleys are rich III soil tina. Will
produce the cerrlS, IrGi'S and reS'a-
bles, elua. to l..e best producing lands
in the Critei States. IL addition To-
these advantages for money making,
Gle possesses al abundance c! pure,
living s,.5i..ss Of WATER CREEK" aud nv
e,s, which airorL mos, excellent cheap
motive power Tor mechanical purposes,
with Il climate ;nill and heaithiul.-
iier rt op.e arc Intelligent, homes, IN
Gustrioas ana.hosri'anic. and arc ready
10 welcome to their mountains anG val
ieys the farmer, mechanic, miner aud
ca.itaiists, Oi.,whatever Nationality or
political prociivity. Hence, We feel
assured that the inducements 10 e;nI-
grants to this State canuot be SIrpas>-
cd, and had llc business men OF the
State given their attention to ad"ertiS'
ing its great advantages, that has been
given 10 advertising b business men
in tie Western States during the past
MAE years our population and busl-
ness resources would have been more
than doubted.
Notwithstanding We have been
slumoer:rg i, is not too late for action,
aud every one interested in the pros
pe-ity Of the State should use their in
auence 70 make known It's advantages
and resources.
By earnest individual exertion, and
By Joint &C operation We may steadily
and surely increase our population aAd
wealth. aud linus unfolding the re.
scurces OF ;he STATE will net only nd.
vance our own interests financially and
socially, out will add 10 the general
wealth Of our country. Therefore, III
conciu,;on, We urge upon tire people OF
Wcs' Virginia, the great importance
OF using every means in their power to
make known the hidden wealth Of
tliei: mountains. their lenia. Climate,
and their productive valleys. We in
vi,e. the attention OF farmers, mechan'
ics. miaer5 ard capitalists everywhere
to :heir mountain SIa:e, and especially
to the Valley oithe Shenandoah, where
they are sure to receive AL honest,
hearty welcome, and ready co-opera-
ton in businesS.-ES.