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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27
Gobaffo department.
Curing of Fine Yellow and
Shipping Tobacco From the
Plant Bed to Market.
By MAJ. ROBERT J. RAGLAND.
Continued from last reek.

me next step IN curing yellow t..
acco Is called Fixing the G, Tor Wher
the tobacco Is sutiici-n III yellow. al
,lnety degrees Fahrenheit. the hest
leaves OF a unlfo IN yellow and tie
greene ones ola ght pea green color,
!, Is Tine TO advance the heat aqua
~ but eau usly. Keep the hat from
ninety 70 nj etr five degrees TO ore
hundled degrees. keepi lh- heat be-
tween these figures for about two
hours "is rVIi Z not TO swear the to-
bacco. which may be easily done A.
his stage. should the t~obsccoat, his.
or any ether future Il &c, get into a
sweat, which 5 indie ted by tie leaf
becoming damp II tender. rs though
partially t d. thrown open the do r.
n 1t 1t remain open until the leaf
cries.
lie thermometer may fa'l even ten
degrees h're W thout injury 20 tie
color. l. i aivisabl-, Lovtv,r. tina,
the tobacco be kept free from sweating
II poss bic Next advance the hett.
rurnt & from one hundt ed an five fof
about Two hours Whe. at one hum
dred aud five d g e you have ar
rived at the most critical point in The
difficult process f curing bright to-
bacco. The condi II az appearance
OF he tobacco must be the curer's
guide NtOne can -uccesSfuil, cure
tobacco till he can distinguish thu eff
fects Of % much or too Iittlc heat at
his important stage | will ny to ex-
plain what is very plain to every *
perlenced curer, but unknown to tLt
beginneI:
100 little hea in fixieg color op
crates 10 stain the face sides of IN
eaf of ii dull. SIP Iii Ia brown col r
a q IS Gallo spnmging and may be
KIN w. to -he novice by its etfpc 5 be
ing vlslale only on The fac ide: to,
much heat re d rs the itaf, frs il,
p :, vi IDLE II III edge of h leaf
reuder tina the t inner and Vi ibl- Oh
9th sides of the leaf. Now. to pre-
vent sponglng on the one ha d., snd
spottlng on he 9th L is the aim of the
experienced curer. L ietor, no def
mite line can lie laid down to run
from O,Ie hundred and five to one hun
dred "a 'el der IS.
Sometimes II hour is sufficient.
sOle ines three is fast enough. The
S 'me may be sd q In Tuunl e from one
hundr q and ttn to one aud tweuv
While it is usual to advance
him this stage about five degrees every
two hours Tor M d um tobacco, the
OF the obacco often indl
to t e Pre- ic d y the niece
~ity Tor S over OF faster movements.
Rememb + rot to advance over one
.undrrd and tie degrees till the tails
Q cuii up sIi htly at the e DIS
Arrived - on humid ed and twenty
S, his Is Il curing process. The
let ShOulu remain at or near one hun
ired and twenty degrees till the leaf Is
cured, which takes tiOm four to eight
l"urs, according to circumstances
When the Leaf appears cured, Advance
i've degrees ever. hour up to one nun
tied a q seventy degrees, and here re-
main il stalk aud stem IRE cured.
To un above 0, e hundred and eigh
y degrees i, endanger SCI CHING The
ia CO and p rhaps burning b-tA
I'm ana tobacco. To rec pi ulate:
st. Steaming or following process,
90 II N 30 &c 80 hours.
FIX gcolor, go to % Tur / to , hrs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

RICH SQUAPE.-A correspondent of
the ashlngU II Press sa S. Our
Ii lie village has light d y goods stores.
four roceries. one flour factory, ore
ste m giist mill. one saw mil. and
four cotton g n, all of which are do
ing We |. There has not been any
liquor sold in Ills country, for the last
four years, only III the form OF bit
Iers.''
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N. G.. CATTLE.-Last week A. NJ.
Gud er of Buncomoe and "A. Ducket
of Madison cOu tiles, n. g.. carried TO
Baltimora So beef cattle-l7 OF them
averaged 1850 pounds each, n 10
ave aged 1903 pounds each.-Demo-
Graf.
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A BAD >IOHY F..oA LnAS LAND:
On .aon,s Maune,, some tno il
East OF h pia 81 End y. rs
liill lt'e' ~1o'cihly verpo"cre a
on ragged t peIs nof III William.
Justice l. We issued a war ant for ii
rest on Saturday, but when derutt
sheriff Wray went in search o. him.
he had stepped across the SOU h Caro-
Ina line just IN time t. escape the
clutches Of he law.-Al rerL.
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Sec y L mara Grsn
henderson, y. G.

List Of Brands OF Fertilizers that
have taken ut Licenses up TO
Date TO Sell in this State = ur~
ing the Year.
NEW BRANDS.
l. s K. Acit Phospnat Listers
Amm"u ajtd Dissolved Ii a.: ChtSa-
peake Guam: Standard Fertilizer.
OLD BRANDS THAT HAVE RENEWED.
Longs Prep red hemic lis; Navassa
Acid Paosph tie; Pine ls!a d Ammo
mated Pnospha =; Stone Phosphate
Company Soluble Guano: Stone PhOS<
phate Company Acid Phosphate: Car-
oil ma Fer liz /; Etiwan Dissolved
Bone; Pledmon Gu.nO mpa Y
Special + l~tIiiZer; Zell'9 Co ton Acid
Phospha.e; Peruvian Guano and 3 n
Dust; Georgia Grange Chemicals;
b ldwin Amnoni ted ID ss"lvef Bones;
Cotton Fed; Arlington Is; Planters
Favori e; Eu eka Fertilizer; Whann's
Raw Bon ~uperphosphate Plow
Brand; PatapSco Ammon'ated Solua-
nle P" osphate; Sea Foal Guano.
LIST OF BRANDS OF FERTILIZERS THAT
HAVE NOT RENEWED
II Pr ston & Sons Snperpbosphate;
II. Pr ston K Sons Acid Phosphate;
Rnn e. So;uable Superphosphafe;
kxcellenza Cotton Fertile r; hap
peil's Champion Ammoniated Super
phos p ate.
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MARCH %, 1879
Agricultural.
state Board of Agriculture, lmmigra
ton and Statistics.

= 2 VANCE, Governor and ex oficio Chair
M" KERR. state Geo!ogist and ex of1icio
member of the Board.
cnila,e ana ex Otficio member OF the Boald.
+. VI ii 1T President State .ficu.ls RAJ
>ncies Y and * ofiicio meln"ef o tl' boaIu.
B. ALEXANDE;, Mi~fer sat 6rahS-, L.
If ~ and ex o.ici1 meuGber o. the Is ar1.
= Il IIIGpES. If Edgec mbe O. unity
.JO-ATHA<LNa-S, o. tuln'e Iahd couhI'-
IFO<IDAs l.. POLK ComInisS' on r.
TuO.. j. ROBINS y. Score AIRY anu treas
ur-r. p.io,S, putIdro
Raleigh, NC.
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NIETHorOIITAN ELEvATED, RAIL
stcc-Ncarrt point tor SAN street Ferry amt connects
with Tor South Ferry. turuAudt strcrt-Ntarc.t
point tor Jersey cts and touiWuuipaw ferries Park
iarc-NcRr,-t point tor o,t uice. ty Hall and bar
clay street Ferry iohokcu. Chambers strret-NrAr.
est point Tor Pivoua AMI Lrc Railway Ferry Franklin
street Hrani srprtNrarcsi ront Tor Drshrnsses street
Ferry TO Jrsy city, ana connects with cars Tor Des
bros-es ana East Grand Street ferries Blocker street
Connects with for east ami west Eghth street
Nearest point for Christopher street Ferry 10 Hohnkcn.
couuec tng with Tor christopher and East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth srectNearest point to Union
square. WHlacks and lNcrum Theatres Academy ot
Music Irving ami ramnany Halls. connecting with cars
for East Twenty third and fwtnttourth Street crrc.
Twenty third strret-Nrarr,t point 10 Roo', 81 James
and PARK Theatres Grand opera House. tn.murrs Gar
de ami Masonic Temple aul Twenty third street Ferry
to Jersey civ Thirty thirl strcet-Nearr-t point to
standard broadway and Fun Avenue Theatres. Aqua
mum AMI san Francisco Mn'trels, connecting with cars
Tor Neehawken Ferry. Forty second sircrt-tounects
win New York fran'tcr Company cabs for Grand Cen
trail Depot fiurth street FttNrighth strrct-tunucc
ins with ear, of bolt Line Railroad Nearest point
Central Park fuy third street and Lighth avenue
FOR up-t WI trains take east side stations For down
town train, take west -lie stations Trains will run 10
h-h 4 ant Gth av and 58 aud Sth ay alternately
Fare luccnts cAceIt between the hours o 80 and 80
a NJ and . and : + VI when the fare l. scents
MM Il GARRISON, President
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notice will be- trains wall be those branches
to aud from the functions
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To PnILADELrnIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


NEW YOKR AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN rnROrGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEfOIS ~ fliLADELPLlAi
TWO Is NkW NORk
DOUBLE TRACK THE Nusr IMPROVED EQUIl.
MENr, AND lllE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND A!-rEE plr 10, 1879
Express lrlui lraNA Now YORK. via Desbr0sses and
Coruaudt street, Ferries. Hs tuuuws
500 3d. goo. uIlmt'di, II A. NJ l, $3.50, I. s. 49,
70 u, ana % I, u. sundIya, $50 and A. NJ ,, 4,
7.jU. $50, ana 10 t. NJ
BOatsot " bruuAlyu Aunex' connect with all through
trains AZ dorsey cay. anorliug speedy ami dlrcct
transfer tor btuukyu travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ ~. $40 = 30
Iaa, :, $50, anl II 4 NJ Lmuei ENprc-', 80 T..
N p 2 T. 49, 4 ani -! T. ON sunday. l2ol,
fc6et o.licr,. 'ld ami 80 Br'alwny A'tor House,
and loot Ol Debro.set Aud Curtand sta Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Eaton ST., Brookiyn, M
6and ia Hudson 81, ilOpoken, Depot Jersey Guy.
Emlstlnt lekct oihtr, battery place
FRANK THOMSON, L. p FARMER,
hcncra Manager. Ocul Passenger agent
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NEW YORK. March ~. 1879.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

on and sner TIN. date. PENDING THE coNsTRUC
TON or PLATFORMS and convenienees for the trans
fer OF passengers at CHATHAM SQUARE and EAST I'D
ST, the operation OF the CITY HALL and GRAND CEN.
TRIAL BRANCHES will be SUSPENDED.
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pENNsYLvANIA -MAILMoAD.

ON ami after Jan. 10. 1873.
Trains leave New YORK. DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
streets Ferries, As follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West ami South
s3nr. daily
For wlhamsport Lock Haven, Cory ami Erie at -
7. NJ, connecting at CORY for utusviNc, Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL Reson~ WllAmsp9rt and Lo;S
Haven. A. NJ.
Baltimore. Washington. and the south. Limited WASH.
ington Expres," ot Pullman PHlor Cars daily, except
SUNDAY. 90 A. ". arrive Washington I ~ T.. NJ krgu.
lar at 80 and 20 A. NJ, ! amt % T.. VI. sunday
$50 a. VI and Tor W. For Baltimore, r. Nj except
SUNDAY
Express Tor Philadelphia $50 100 $40 . 40 Limited
II A. NJ. 1850. 4, ,, o. 30. y 80. ami 10 = NJ sun
day. +Nl ami A NJ D. g. 80 80, ami 10 l.. NJ Eull.
grant ami sccunl cns- Z 800 2.
Boats ut BrnoklNn Annex connect with al through
transfer Tor BroOkltu travel
Trans arrive From rtsturgh, q so, lo.tOA VI. lOID
7. NJ. ialN, n.in A. .t2n q. daily, except Monday
From Washington ami Baltimore, go 4. NJ. p J.lt
-. lo'u T.. VI. sunday, co. A NJ. mi iu.lp T. W.
ffAn FhlAl, phlt $780, % 3D. - ln.in. n 80 A. VI ID.
2,3.bn 80. 62. \ 800. amt lpl1 +. VI. sunday, +.Jb
600. luil. II 80 a. N. U.-u. lulb T.. VI.
Ticket Ohlcrs, 12d and 80 Brphdw AZ, Aston House.
and foot oi Dc,hro,-es and COrtanit -t Court ami
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot If luton 4, Bro1kyn,
ma. no amt llS Hudson st.. lluhukrns Depot Jersey
Cly Emiuaut Ticket oHcc, Battery patc.
FRANK THOMSON. h. . FARMER
General Manager. hcul Passenger Agent
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dllono anO 6oaI.

REST family coal from 81 10 81 per ton nj 2,OlO
~ pounds, delivered, wood from - to 81 per load
IuEDFORDs corner 3Ilh a. aud VII Av
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Excursions.

II NfuRSioNS.-SupenOr steamboats,. barges AMI
iAsru'es, Societies, schop!s. aud small parties apply
carly for choice OF days At office Of SrARNS Excursions
fieT Is, North River iOOt VI CVruaudt ST.
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Ats

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, hest in the city &c
per quart 10 church fairs, Sc. Charlotics 10 per
u0%eh Out VI town orders specially. ~ Bible louise
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tlnlntlll.

st NICHOLAS INSURANCE. COMPANS,
- lun broadway. Sew Nnrh March 20 lS-H -klccuon
Nnh'r An occuon for dlrct1r> Of ui, coWwV ani
lhclurs Tor thg nest eNchoi Mll lr held AZ t' office
on iutsliY, Inc Sh day a. ri. lHiA between the hour
VI u NJ and o'clock r NJ. BY utl,.u i th' Board
J. ~ BOlc. S,cltiAIS
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SttambJats anO RaIlroaos.

STEAMBOATS, ano Ralr1ioA
4 TROY BOATs.-CiTZENS LINE New
"A. steamers SARATOGA and titY 90 Troy leave fer ~
y Il tOut OF Leroy II daN except saturday al + W.
Tor Troy and all poinf. Nurih ami West statcruonis
warmed by steam. steamer leaving sunday evening
lands at Albany
ALBANY BOATS.-PEOPLE'S LINE steamers
~ Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier ~, y r. foot
OF Caua st. every week DAY, ate + NJ for Albany and
all points North aud West ~taterouns warmed by steam
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slsntistrg,

('OME and ON g. set, OF tc,h upru day and even
y Ing Eisht Avenue pent.' Association 30 oth av.
EAIHACIISss, 2iei hlins. 5'c., sets. 81, teeth
- 'rphtcd Willie waiting t'd Canal 81, cor HUDSON
EXTRA CITING, a5c. nlling. 5nc sets 81 teeth 70
Lpaircd while NaunS. AO0 Canal, corner Hudson
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EHRICuS',
Eighth Avenue and Oath st.

our GRAND SPRING OPENING or LAST
WEEK Is UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED TO HAVE BEEN
THE FINEST AND GRANDLsr DISPLAY
EVER HELD IN THIS CITY.
the SIMPLE REASON FOR THIS MARKED
SUCCESS WAS THE FACT THAT No PAINS,
TROUBLE, OR EXPENSE WAS SPARED TO
MAKE EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT.
or OUR BUSINESS AS ATTRACTIVE AS POS
sIBLE.
OUR DIFFERENTIATION BEING TO SHOW
THE LADIES OF NEW YORK THB FIN VEST SPECI-
MEMS or EVERYTHING NOVEL. SEASON
ABLE. AND ATTRACTIVE AT WHATEVER
COST
MANY or THE MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES
WHICH ADORNED OUR ELEGANT SUIT PAN
LORs, AND ATTRACTED SUCH UNIVERSAL
ATTENTION, WE'RE SPECIALLY IMPORTED FOR Ex-
HIB1T1ON AT OUR OPENING. AND TO SERVE AZ
MODELS FOR THE USE or OUR DESIGNERS
THESE ELEGANT SUITS HAVING NOW
SERVED THE PURPOSE or THEIR IMPORTATION
WILL BE SOLD by US AT A REDUCTION AMOUNT
ING IN MANY CASES TO
go PER CENT. OF THEIR COST.
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THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. EAST SIDE LINZ
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EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO BE FouSp
IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT
ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF EXPENSE
sAllsfACliON GUARANTEED
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GiIIiarOs.

C2 WRITING, mun,hl, ,honkkecpint. arithmetic
WD short hand, spelling. PAINE'S College. 81 BOWvTJ
up town jlj BrOadMaN Ladies department.
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omar dwellings At laurel lI Tor sale, 81 20 and
y Us -, accessible Dos uUlHe 90 ~i' aIn
2 A iul 81 80 Exchange place.
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Sotitiu llotltts.

fl'AIiORS boz hruuNlYn are u0unrd that their PRO
trt," Hni H.ncNurut lm0n hNh meetings. ever
Monday evening al uclock az ~ and ili Fulton It.
Eo.u uu attendance /, requested tonight al oui
muuthl, Wccuu-.
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thought of, and the elements Of dis
eases were trifed with, as a child
would play with fire and tow. From
this, it will be seen that we are in
fnitely better off than those coun-
tries which, in the past, were rayaged
with epidemics.
The plague now raging in the
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VARIETIES.

The legal rate of interest in Min
nesota has been fixed at ten per cent.
The London Standard paid $4,000
for a single telegram from India the
other day.
The New Orleans miDt was started
again on last Saturday. after 81 rest OF
nineteen years.
Ex.Queen Isabella, of Spain, Is at
Paris now. IL is said she livesih great
simplicity, affecting no state whatever.
: large amount of the property &
the former city of Memphis has been
attached by order OF he Uuited , IS
District Court.
The House had liberal Fl the other
day. They gave Postmaster General
Key all the money wanted, and the
Senate viii not change the figures.
A book, once the property Of Martin
Luther, and containing notes made in
his own hand, is owned in Maine. 1t
is q Latin translation Of Solomon
Song. ...-.-.
Tiideu has Tepudiated PeIton and
denies him admittance TO the sacred
precincts of Is Gramercy Park, but all
the same he pays his hotel bill at the
Everett House.
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle Dem
asserts that, if the Republicans take
advantage of the Independent move
ment, which, IL says, will spread al
over that State next year, they may
be able to elect three of the nine Rep
resentatives, and perhaps the Cover
nor.
Now that Memphis, Tenn has sur
rendered her charter, the unfeeling
Louisville Courier. Journal calls thai
city "a con glomeration of things sup
posed to exist in the mud so many
mills from Cairo and New Orleans
situaied on high bluff, with a good
view of her more prosperous neigh
boT5 in Arkansas and Missouri The
same newspaper says that the suit of 9
Tennessee bOndholder against the
railroad companies Of the State has
nothing in it,
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City 5ireftorg.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DEI1EE LODGE, No. LOG. K. of H.-Meste
~ h-st aud third Thursday nights Of each
month II TsRlCRia Halt corner Church AID Cay
Streets,
81. o. Cooley. Il D; Hlrveg ark. Reporter.
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SheriG's Land sale.

ON SATURDAY. THE I'D DAY OF FEBRU-
~ arg, 1872 atthe Court House door, in Knox
sued from the Supreme Court of Errors and Ap
pealF, at Knoxville. Tenn, in the case of Martin
shea Va. JOS. A. Mabry ct al, L will proceed to
mand John Wood, one of the defend ants, has in
and TO two tracts of lad situated and lying in
ths Sth civil district Of Knox county, one
and hickory on the top of Beaver. hi e, Q rner
with Spencer Elkins; theUee with said Elkins'
ground, Maxwell Browns corner; thence with
the sal Browns line north 45 east l3I poles to
two small black oaks and hickory; thence south
IS east ls2 poles to the top OF Beaver Creek
Ridge. and thence with the various m sasdeIiLgs
of said ridge TO the beginning, containing
$50 Acres,
more or less and the other tract on the south
side of Beaver Creek, and bounded as fJllows:
Wilson Parker's corner, opposite a marked ash
and Spanish oak, standing on the north hank of
said creeE; thence with said Parker's line south
IS west lE6 poles to a rccz set in the ground and
trees marked as pointer, + ufu5 NJ. Woods
corner; thence with said X. NJ. Woods line
south east l56 poles to BLACK oak on the top
Of Beaver Ri &c; thence along the top of said
ridge as il meanders TO hickory near the old
ford across Knob Fors thence north III east 10
poles to stake in the center of the creek be-
tween a marked sycamore, ash and iron wood;
thence down said creek With its various meander-
iDgs to the beginning, containing
100 Acres,
more or less, being the same tract ot land con-
wood, in 1915, By unregistered deed, dated the
-th day of June, 1913, and on which the said
John Wood now lives. Out of the last described
,Ounded as follows: Beginning at a stake in the
center of Knob Fork, Wilson Parker's corner.
md Woods BEGINNING corner, mentione ed in his
=ed; thence with Parker's line south AZ west IS
1oles to stake in said line near q small red oak;
hence south Al east, crossing the fields to axe
n the outside boundary, the top of ridge;
hapPa with said OutSide honn6aFv tho hf
ing. This January the 18th, 1879.
). 29 vat &. B. G0SSE 1T, D. Sheriff.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-06
CHANCERY SALE
OF a Desirable House and Lot
no. algl.

No. SJyls
Laura @. Gillespie ct a.. w. Ella GilIespie Ct o.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
J. in the above cause at the auunry tern
1879, VI the lhancery Court At Knoxville, ] -
nessee, W ii cell at auction to the hiRhe,t b.
der, in front Of the court house door in ktos
vile, on
TUESDAY, THE 25rH DAY OF FEBRUARl
MKT, AT II O'CLOCK A. ~
The House and Lot mentioned and described =
the pleadingF, lying in t1e lat evil dittrid Z
Knox county, Tennessee, in the city Of hnel
vile. adjoining the lot Of James II. CoEha "
the west and bounded by his lot on the - -,
thence south with tho extension Of the tHv.t
between said Cowanls lot and this lot, 90 ~
include the same 70 Sam. A. Whites line On III
top Of the bank at the river, thenes VIE iri
Whites line 10 the line Of the hno4yui ~
Charleston Railroad CompanyI thence Lsrss
line Of said Railroad 10 Hill Street, anl 800.
with the limo Of laid bill street 10 tne VS.
nj 9, end kncwn as the Bluh propsiO'
TERMS. -
Said sale will be made on eredt .souTh
twelve and ghteen months, except Ns.auTr red
Of the purchase money, which Will % "a tht
in hand on the day Of sale, and ~ - puf.
ennitv Of redemI tion, taking nom ln.gJr ip.
chaser notes with approved security, In % on al
t1reet from date, and retaining neh ts-a
land az further security: JannsaIgoy " IN
jsn3Sdiawss ~, L. PATTERSON