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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

mentioned at, fhall respectively h. entitled to the
following quantities of iInd thar Is TO fay, Mar
tina Walker, widow Of Thomas Walker, Tobn Ed
gar, /. Francis Cazeau, John Allan, and Seth Har-
ding, respectively, two th0ufl0d two hundred and
forty acres each Jonathan Eddy, colonel lanes
LvtHgltOn, aud Parker Clark, reflective one
thoufand two bundred and eighty acres each and
the heirs Ot John Dodge, one th0ugand two hue
dTed and eighty acres Thomas Faukner Ed
ward Faulkner, David Gay, Martin Brooks, lieut..
coione Bradford, Noah Miller, T0ihua Lamb, At
wood Fales, John Star, William How, E5euezrr
Gardner, Lewis L. Delefdernier, John M'Gown,
and Jonas G. Mnot, respectively, nine hundred an 4
hXty acres each, and the heirs of Simeon CheRrr,
nine hundred and fxty acres; Jacob Wander Hey.
den,J John LiviEgfon, James Crawford, Ifaac DanEs,
major b Won Hecr, Benjamin Thompfon Jofrph
Bndon, Joieph Levittre, lieut.. William Maxwell,
John ID. Mercier, James Price, Seth Noh'e Martha
Bogart, reliti Of Abraham Boyart, and formerly
Tel6t Of Daniel Tucker, and John Ha'ttad, ref
pectively, h& hundred and forty acres each David
jerks, Ambrole Cole, James Cole, Adam TGhniton,
the widow and heirs OF colonel jeremiah Duggan,
Daniel Earl Jun. John Pakell, Edward CHM,
Joieph Coue, and John Touryrr, respectively,
three huudred and twenty acres each Samuel
Fales, ore hundred and ixty acres which frveral
tracts Of land lhal, except tbs Ian, Be located in
half fcdious by the refpy CIV ca'man.s
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
SPEAKER of be H5qGof RfbreiSnfaiive5.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Pi1e Pr5fdeHf Or he United Stafrf,
and Proficient Ct Re Senate.
ApprovedAFeb. is, 4. D. 1904.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pygfdeaf ef ~ United Stats.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

In the year 1900, we learn from Dwight's
Centurial Sermon, January 1901, there were
one hundred and tixteen Incorporated towns in
New England, and probably about rigkty fbau-
taHd inhabitants. There are now ab ut eight
EuU ed and hxty towns, and ore million two
hundred thoulsnd people. In thef- TO Vns there
are Mt far from one thoUiand, three hundred
religious corgregati9ns IF different denemina
tions of chri rams. n MaGdchufer,s and Con-
rctticut there are, If have numbered them
accurately. ore thouland and eight fuch con
eregations, q whic. 749a'e furniihed with the
preaching cnHomTy 70 The ieveral cafes.-
The euisrants from New England and their
defendants, who have irttled N other States,
NAV be reckon 4 At half : mlioa The pso-
PIE of Eew-Eag'a1i have therefore doubled
overwhelming Their inceT III wars within
liue lels tna7 "a years, H. an average. Th=
whole numbr of original CoIoniha Is corput-
eI AZ twenty thouland
Wi.ha New England alto there are, IN Dro.
b4biiity, nct ~. than fur f59nLlad Ebools !. IN
which about enc hundrcd ana thirty thonC+ad
children ~ both lex-s ale continually eiuclt-
ed. Seven colleges are aifo e,-6sd Ia that
country, II which Tie tive eQablihed, uGullv
contain about levsn hundre1 Hu1cnts, the laa
year upwards Of two hundred Ruden,s wera
admitted into thsfe FIVE iemiaaries.
Health has uiually cxiilei there in 4derree
rot often equaled and peIhlPs never exceeded
II iomc towns i appears, by long corri-ued
reCilters Of births and deaths, I'd [ one out Of
tozr, and oae out ot fUs - extenGvely one CIT of
fx-and generally oaf out Of fv-n, Of thofs
who are born, live 70 EsVszty years Of age AID
that half Of thoie who are born, live to t1osuty
years."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
fr1fasa' 9f tbe United S!zts5.

ni,,,5 ua,l0g nc grants Of lands appro-
s.o,;o ieF me Refugees from The Britih
~ y canada and Nova Scotia.
II r.,. m'a'a q ~ Senate and Houl5 n Rf3re.
c.s,,.s 4ys = tbs Uai:ed States If america,
!, 40 \. y ,4''.9 Tia. the furveyor general
sssI ,oa' = hereby direacd 70 cauf thoi. Sac.
gAssn,b 'p' OF the fxteeafh, fcvertczntb.
Aeg.i.gs.n sroih, twentieth, twenty firlt, and
'aihste I'M, Tag r ol fowolhips, which ION the
pdiFiaed rs iae q the military lands, TO be
'lrsd Ana .u'' halt ieeiors, containing three
AGsy sua r1elt1 acres cash; and 10 return A
'athe IT,, 'puoa Of the fame 10 the S-creta-
Dscsmbs, y On 81 before the hrt Monday
are ber.bn ) AMI Heat the faid land be, and
'kuf1isf, IS apart and refrrvt d for the orr
u aals, ApS ne Claims of Derfons entitled to
& f,he aeii entituled, g An act for the -.
80 ana Ms NJ ron the Bi;Iih provinces OF
sas, ~ & Il farfbr, e,o4.y TIL, - {.
sa rs Irealury, lhall. ,g;.b;n ,b,r,y d,v.
. @AA !. ! = US lands ihaN have been return
sao Be- dr, ~ q q, proceed 20 determine, nv
sils ana e ~ the prefrnce Of the Secretaries
! saioas 80. var, the prioritY " location of
iAes 49,. ,'sa 10 lands As af,r Iad. Tn, ner-
o. tn 'e'i, hail f-vera ~ make ,L.7r Io-,.
P'le,s a. ,,'O y Iue!day Of J4anuy nrxf. ana
a.s'e' IN -. rs lands thus l0ca,ed. fh,n ~
sa2a rso,;,; .,'1nner directed for military h, ,
se l..s '.6 any fee whatever.
sF'g - g = ftrtber sn07.I That the I'll
'eg lands under thr absye
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
THEODOPE SEDGWICK.



An A6 for ere1inc light houfcs on Viewpoint:
Comfort, and On Smiths polnt, ia the State
RI FirI ;nj4 and On Fankner's iaand in Long
Mud Sound in tn. State MI Connecticut, and
for pla-inE buoys N Narraganlet Bay.
DE cut ty az Sr7r' a74 II ND m Rtsrra1tir- NJ
ID w tqei S.aseI o 47zelaq n Cozgy6 alni That a.
toon ctlon ih4l Ne marie ny the state 2! Virginia
to the United States, NJ the lrildSton over the land
proper for The purpo!c the secretary az the Ircaluv
be, and he is hereby authorized provide hy contract,
to be approved by the Pre6den Of the United States,
for building Ight houic On Newp0in; Comfort, and
another light houle Smith point, both IA the state
alorelad and VI iurnHh The fame with All necelIA
fuPPes and ALTO agree for The lAar NJ wages Ut
the peron who ae 7ppDiH "a by the Preldent i0r
The uperincndanct and "a chs l4ne and THAI the
Prehdcnt be hored to make ihe iai appointment
Sec. 2. ind ~ u Jao5ry ezge!el That as loon as
cc1ion haii he made NY the State ct Connecticut, Of
the urfdi6ion tie land proper fox the purpole
the Secretary be, and he hereby authorized 20 pro-
vide by contract, 70 he approved by the Prehdent ot
the United States for building light houle % Fink
ncrs land IN Lone Hand sound, IN the laid state OF
Connecticut and III urnth the fame yith All nccelary
fuppes ~ alto to agree for the iaaries wages Of
ptron or Derf0ns appon ed hy the Prclidcnt for the
fuperinttudance ami care Of The fame, and that the
President be authorized make the lad appointment
Sec. T. As4Be Il Jytter ea4t7et, That the Secretary
Of the Ireaury 10, and he is hereby authorized and
drecteC 10 Cdue 70 ne placCd one oIog oA hC hiodI
fouth Of Kinnnicur Point, and one hnoy ledge
called the half way rock in The Narraganlet bay in the
natc OF Rhode;nand
Sec u Au{Br y f,riJ,y r,a7s9, That there Be ap-
prated and paid, out at the monies ariing from i'm
ports and tonsga the fun Of five thonlaDd dollars for
the purpofc OF erecting the light houe alorefaid
New Point Comfcrt-thc fun Of nine :houland dollars
for the purpoc Of erecting the light hou(e aforefad
on smiths Point and The fam Of TX thon!and dollars
for erecting the licht houle aiorclsd Faukncr's
iaand. IT. Longinand found and the fun Of one hus-
dred and fly dollars for placing two buoys a. afore-
faid in NarraeanCct Bay 10 ,hc safe Of Phodenand
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker of ne Hone Of RefrgfntHiV.t.
JAMES HTLLHO5UE,
Pref4t7t 9ffJs Senate, Pro fembo,e.
Approved = March 81, a. ID. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS, Pr5f4sat IF t5s Uaird Sfafcf.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
from late London Pabsrs.

Monfeur Monnie-, once PrcGdent of the
National Adembly, who prefides over The Ire
rarY Academy at Weimer, is about to publih
a work upon the original caule Of the French
Revolution, which from the known talents Of
the author, excite great expectation
In this work he combafs the the theory Of
Bareul and REBELLION, relpeaing The Influence
Of The illuminate in producing this calamtoua
event, while at the fame time he admins their
exiaence as a feet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

a patent has been obtained By Samuel E.
Hamlin, il Providence, z. !. for Fire Engines
on an improved confru6lion, whi2h be entities
I" Captain and Fre Engines" They arc def
cribed u Providence paper as follows -
+" Their uiefulns6 conERs in being worked
with greater cafe BY half the ordinary number
of men, walking round with the levers Of thu
CoP6tn, and without one convulGve motion
common 70 other engines"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

There IS at Paris, il the cabine: Of private
citizen, collection Of g. volumes in folio. 10
the form Of al atlas, which contains from. "a co
25 900 plates, from the 6ra egravinEs il wood
down TO the Preient time. All the engSvings Of
France, Or relative to the hiGory II France,
are placed n Chronological order Ths pre
tents mott complete hlHory. The dsttiIs Of
every event, the manners and the cutoms OF
all the ages IF the French PeoPl. doy7c 70 tie
ride alclJle9ure os he Dru j..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

a William Stiliman, Of th. Ga'e ofVirginil,
has lately obtained 4 patent for new m tchine,
called the Vea-stiag P6qq5,." invented for the
PurPofe of cutting The ,s-ooves il ClbinetWare
II which is to be applied various colorcd woods
for ornaments ID iai1 ware. The peculiar
properties Of this machine are, :hlr il COTS but
Little, and viii expedite tic buGaels in a very
great degree"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

MI FflNht hIkL-
The Houie OF Ahsmbiy have amended the convention
bill, by adding claulc tubmitFing the conndcrayi0n
Of the proPOicd Convention (Which Is to revilc the
State Contribution, that articles Of the Conaitutinn
which relpects the power of the Council Of Appoint
ment.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Fr5fderto on he United 81.

An Aa 70 dicharga Samuel Lewis, fenior,
from his imprisonment.
s~s1i ly ne Sc--.e as4 lEa4E qf Pe5t11--l.iu N
1b r. UsHsa Sf1.S q Aa0es Co-sysG III a5'ed That
samuel Lewis. lenor " !e..a get from RS mprlon-
meni upon Judgment obtained agatnt HIM w favor
Of ihe unitCd States PROVIDED however that ~ hall
FRI align and convey All the efstc real and rcr0na
waich he may uo,o be entitled 90 % f0r- per
Ton or Pcrlous the ufe and benefit cf thr United
States, andcr Tie direction ~ tile Secretary ~ The
Ireafury Provided ai.O that NE Lud judgment hail
remfin N foil force ag2na amy eNatc which tbe aid
samuel Lewis fcuior, hereafter lcqat-1 and that
process may q any time bc thereon iucd ag4inlt the
iamx.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
By authority.

,o,cRFss OF THE UNITED STATES. AT
Eis s .-~,rp SESSION, BECUN AND HELD AT
81 CRY Of wAsHlNGroS' ~ TIE
-seslroRY OF COLUMBIA, on MON
nay The SEVENTEENTH OF NO
vrwBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

On n ~ ne re'IlT n Arn0.l IIenIv Dom
nun, III Ills legal Representatives
y r. erFsity ~ S,rafe an Ir N Rtarsf-f-fip.- of
II tr laAi fl.-5 eF .@-oi-t tq Csgrf s5ealkE THAI
lc Iy. tcLt C tAt lut.Ct gt-t. bc AuL hc Hereby Y
authorized 10 iGuc patent lgr The thirteenth Town
ihip IN the fevtn.h range 20 Arnold Henry Dorhman
of hi' lcg'l representatives s2rccaby 20 a rcolutton
Of Cougrels a ne Th Day o October 10 the year one
thouiand lcven hundred and eighty f.vcn.
THEODORE SEDGWICK.
Sb,lk~ sf be Haajr " Rcbrc'rrfaHve5.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Yias Py1ftr " re Uaitrd Atat5,
and Pygfdsrf gt ne Sesais.
APProvcd-Feb. -, "a. ID. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Prlf4.m q re Uai,ed Slater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09
Late Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, January re.

-
On the 9th inRant the Jury Of the de-
Partnsent OF the Seine declared, that a plot
cxiited Tor atiailinating the frG Conful,
ard found guilty Caraehi, Aiena, Demer-
vile, and Iobino Lebrun, upon whom
after fone debate, Judgment of death was
pronounced.
lie other perfons accufed, viz. Diana,
the woman Fumey, Dehecq and Lavignc,
were acqu; 4.
The French 5 per cent. were at 7zfr.
z5c. on the cd.
HE Engliih property condfcated i'll Ruff
la is laid TO amount to 1850, oool. fer
ling; and our iailors, according to the
fame report, have been marched 20 Siberia
and Mofcow.
The Imperial Family were fully pre-
pared to let out for Often, efcorted by a
party Of the life guards-the gallery Of
paintings, the Imperial treaiury, and the
city treaiury containing twelve millions
in ipecie, were likewiie about to be~remo-
we'd from the capital, when the Archduke
Charles arrived at Vienna very unexpeet-
ediy, at ten in the morning Of the 18th,
bringing the coniolatory intelligence of
his having concluded an armiitice Of thirty
days with general Moreau.
Wbitemay, .1fanuary 13.
4 ihip from Liverpool TO America, la
den with bale goods, falt, Goals, &c. was
LOTT On The Sd inf. near Carleton Bay,
lie of May.
January ro.
1t appears that government a: received
information, that the armed confederacy
between the different powers Of the north,
Ruhia, Denmark, and Sweden, has actual
ly been tigned. In confequence of this
intelligence we are informed that an order
OF council was yeferday ilIued, authori-
hng the detention of all Ruflian, Danifh
and Swediih veilels in the ports in this
country, and directions were fent to
the connliAoners of the cuitoms accord
ingly.
The above intelligence is confirmed by
notice from the cuftom houfe, having been
fent to Lloyd's Coffee Houfe this morning
announcing the detention of all veHels
belonging to the powers above mention
ed.
The Swcdifh merchantmen alone detain-
ed in our ports are faid to amount to up
wards of 900 fail.
proclamation on this fubjea was if1u-
ed in the courfe Of this morning, and 60
vernment, we underfard, have granted
letters of marque againf the powers Of the
Northern Confederacy.
Government has ALTO contracted for the
immediate equipment Of 80 81 gun fhips,
which are the bef calculated for the
|, North Seas.
Lord Mellon left town on Tuefday
morning for Plymouth, and will proceed
Immediately to the Mediterranean, from
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09

| whence Lord Keith has been recalled.
The want Of a more cordial cooperation
between the naval and military cou,man-
| ders in thoie ieas has been much to be de-
plored and the change il one of the com
mands mutt 70 fax be beneficial to the pub
| tic fervice.
Minifers conceiving it proper to be
prepared againtt any attempt of invahon,
which the enemy, with 70 many troops are
rendered difpofeable by the peace on the
continent, may make, have, it is laid, Civ
en- orders to conttrutt, as foon as pcihble,
number OF sunboats Tor the protection Of
our COATS, particularly our ports, and the
mouths Of nayigsble rivers.
The Apollo, latel. arrived from India
after remarkable quick panage, Brought
the particulars to government of the un-
fuccefstul attempt made by colonel Muir
ry, and a detachment Of S4,h regiment to
make a landing at Snez. A pronlile of
extenfve cooperation had been made by
the Scherif7 of Medina in conicquence of
which col. Murray, with body of be-
tween 4 and 500 men, failed from India,
and was conducted upthe Red Sea by
iome yehels of commodore Blankets iqua-
dron. The Scheriff' Of Medina was 70 far
faithful to his engagement, thar he join
cd the Englifh in perfon, but with force
70 inadequate that their attempt to make
good landing failed.
The ~ N.oa,, ~ Il, %
advance of the French was very great
Every body, from high to low, was run
ming away, carrying all the property that
was movable. For iixteenhcries TO trani-
port family to Brunn, which is iixteen
leagues from Vienna, 1000 forms was
afled for a day or two no hodes were to
be had. In the mean time, iome exer-
tons were made to put Vienna in fate
of defence; but the news that an armif-
tice was negotiating, ailayed the fears Of
the people, and put flop to the emigra-
| ton.
The committee appointed by the pro-
clan1ation of the emperor Of Rufia, re-
| fpeeting the fettlement ofaccounts between
Great Britain and RufIia, are to convert
into cath the Englifh property to pay Ruff
fan claims; Englifh merchants are to ex-
hibit their books, &c. with chedule.-
| In the execution of this abfurd and ty-
rannical fcheme of conGfcatjon, the voice
| Of the committee is to be Of no avail, as
to any point which involves the interef of
Ruhian commerce. This faving claufe
will probably tend to fhow that the ba-
lance Of trade with RuMa is greatly a.
gainh England! Private accounts have
been received which fate, that the CON-
miiIioners have already proceeded to tie
| fale of fome Eritifh Hhips at Riga; and
that the cagoes of the Britifh fhips at Pc.
terfburgh are landing and are to be force
in warehouses belonging to the govern.
ment, 70 that fcarce any hope Of theil
being given up remains.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09
NNaty I3.

/ Estrat7 Of a hftt, from Falmouth, ia,
" le9erday appeared off here, anS1
proceeded up channel, the American fhip
Active, capt. M'Dougal, ao days from
Philadelphia, bound for London laden
with -four and fagar.''
January II.
On the 18TH ultimo, General Moreau
dined with the Archduke Charles at Creims
where Counts Lehrbach, Sauren and Col
loredo were preienr.
The Dutch Government has prohibited.
under very ieyere penalties, the inportati-
en- Of Tea from England. his prohibition
was at hrtt but temporary it is now or
dered to continue till fix months after tho Z
concluiicn of a general peace. q
January 70.
Every thing now ieems to announce the
approach Of bloody campaign. Tie
Northern Powers mutt have n.a lie I'D their
minds to hazard all the coniequences of a
naval warfare before 6gning the league
ne part that Pruiiia may take is not yet
known; but we would not be fnrpriEd is,
following the fame policy which ieems TO
have attaated the Court OF Berlin for foms
years, the Pruiiian Monarch fhouid endea-
your TO remain ncutral-if the threats Of
his neighbours will allow him.
France prepares to take a more active
part than the has done in the naval affairs
for iome time: with this view all the pr
vateers have been called in, 'and the hands
as they arrive at the different ports, are
marched to Brett to man the navy.
The part that America may take will
be of much importance. IfMr. ]eferion
| be elected PRECEDENT, which letters by the
| Maria, captain Ilglis, which arrived yeE-
terday, itates to have taken place, there
| is no poliibility of faying how far the
| French interea may fccced in that quar-
| ter.
At all events this country vii, have
| many foes to contend with, and notwith-
fanding our naval fupeliority, ali the a.
| bilities of the kingdom, will not be more
than fuficient to defeat their machina-
| tons.
We underltand that Government has
applied to the directors OF the EAT India
Company for the ufe OF fuch fhips as are not
taken up for the co nmerce ofgIndia this
year, and fuch rs the company has no oc-
cation for. Iheie fhips will be employed
IN different ways. Such of them as arc fir
for IT, may be ufed as fhips of war, ard
even iuch as are no longer able to perform
the voyage to the EAT, may beufeful as a
fort gAardA egfas for the defence of our.
own ports, rivers, and bays. ) 1t is, faid
thata great number of yenels will be put
/ upon iervice. Ihefc precautions will IN
doubtedly be neceAary, for we have not
the directors Of France to contend with
now. Every thing that attends to aug
ment our fecurity merits praife; but all
impartial neil mutt confefs that .lofe mi |.
niiters who 10 lately had the folly TO iniult
france with the formal propolal to reAore
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09
FzfLy UoLlay5 keuu3ll.
Whereas 1onne nlalicial1

1oiA1S 1ii,tA1NIOtlo
and evil dhfoied perfon or pcsons, have
been in the habit of breaking down the
irees planted on the front Of my properly
IN Prince itrcet and tearing up the cafes,
! hereby offer reward Of Fifty Dollars
lol the diicovery Of the perpetra1or or per
petrators, 10 that he or they may be brought
toJuftice--to be paid Oh conviction.
VIM. IICDGSCN.
March 3. dat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13

l. GuSl'sf., eiiicscioos 40 a'icS!cs of.A-
usfa weakness, yreEo!;i'g or ihsk!0g 81 tie
aands, los Of -ppesitS, particularly n the
nlssn.ps,} depieikOn OF iPifi.s, wiray cen
,, sf,.---ftfplc,T.y fesieYc< dc head snG
lopaca Il gou,y o. 'HsuGstic cgiss; an,
III c,!<s Of ueas d.ssa.oG, bu,PaitIuiai!
she. making toD iFes ~i.n She csn.si,C.ion,
- al i,nG.cdsfa;s e.. OF aiac, 'Pf'iaoos
i<noFs, os any inlcinFessnce; IT IS isep;iy
ia..ca 70 lex cl,na.es, and is sdoihsa suJ
ppFoyed ., ~ ioRie OF ,he 6f:t fsnlias il.
NE OEued S,aIss and 10 The Wcst iniits,
10. ira nonri,ins snd inviso'atins roper
res; and II Bilious cafes, whese us spYe-
Iite hss i5..ci, It 10 : ioSefe.sa re.redy.
Prepared, (an!y} oy DO3. James Church
Nes York,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
70 De sela ar Re@ef,
A tract Of L.aal,

Containing 500 acres by an OH Ears
vey- in the co'iusy OF Chsriss Cisy. ia:e ihs nfo
psltY o. col. O. Byrd. doeeaieG. lh;ita9. which
Is hlown by the name o. EIvrGSDor, hes OF +,
Js1ies tivef, at The diitaaee 81 oaty ngeni34Gs
nl;lc from Petersburg a.ij thirty i;op si>nau ~,
hefe is good dwelling hcuie on the ssl [. g.
TED osar tbS aver, and commanding seauiilai
tro'peet Mii! capable of grinemg iOr ls,s
families. an orei.,idoF thriving apple tsee, az,
. va!usae ri!hcrY
The srsaica are of thi; traG Is wood land, ard
the cleared gros nd is wei adspsed the Su.i.s.
tun OF com md wheat, good srsp CT which il
now growing. The terms o. iAle may b= lnos,n
application TO Mr.. Wilism MGGiosd, of Gle
cCaniy CT A4cckienburg, to ehe iubisribc-.
ANNA BYRD, 1ldsa;9-c..ix
With the VIII SnneN,d cf
orwAY BYRD, deeea!ed.
November aIa, 1900, tt
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"T, James Yecc-k, IF No 80 North ssree,,
III tie = iih of 81, Luks's, A:ddie.ex, DO
make oaih, ThaE was g,ievoni!y aiHaed
W!ih Siif To up~ Fds oi fourteen years, ard
that "a 20 .violsnJ q aegcee, IS IN ,equi5e
Twelve rrn 10 hoid elc ~ them, 70 prevcni
ms asGiius nylei:to F.fces. fsy woplu
generally iiiei ms fye, ~, and ohln icyel
nonJsi II c5n.eqpSn> o. - oich my conlti
SHtior became qui;c emasiaTed. 7 made
applications to many emin- Vt geut;su;en Of
,he faculty., who afforded me ne relief what
ever: ri,i applied 20 Or. Jams Chmch,
OF tb= C'y Road, Hho rceicr,bed lis Anu~
ilaiirOLjo Li&ir -oT me, which l ook, Hnd
which a-Ons carei ne o. t,sa nuG d;rad..!
Fits, and-rsf.orcd me 70 peiisct heaich.
This gePonsuy ianhe: n7hsIb cath, snd
iaith, tEa, :! IS nov two years iince he was
cuEeo o. h-s SIS, and iiS Ia, hsd 30 return o;
them aG,sVs..
JAMES P0COCK.
Sworn ts fore me I; t':s itsHGoa-
FVu'e, tbs iweuty- G.n1h cay Of
AusUa, 1870.
WH. CJKTIG, Mayer.
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school at 'lappahaanocN.

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