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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13

The governor returns to the honoura-
BE the Senate in which the same origi-
mated, the bill entitled, An Act to d.
vide the State into districts for the purpose
efchoosing Representative to Congress"
with the following objections >-..'.
It has been his uniform opinion, that
She= choosing Of Representatives to Con-
gress BY the people Of the State at large
i most comfortable both to the letter
and spirit OF the constitution Of the y.
nited States, and that no citizen of the
State, Qualified to vote for members Of
Congress, should be debarfrd the right
Of voting for the whole number Of Re-
presehtatives, which the State is entitled
to choose, unless some great ineonveni.
ehce resulted from this method.
A Law was passed twelve years ago,
intended to be permanent, and in pursu-
ence Of WHICH all our Representatives to
Congress since that time have been cho.
sen, aud If any material Inconvenience
have resulted from this mode Of choosing
they are to me unknown. -.
= - I, -.
The Governor returns to the honora.
BE. the house of representatives, in
which the same originated, the bill, in
titled. q" An act to ratif y an article pro-
fose9 in amendment to the Consifutisna n
the United states = with the following
observations and objections >
By the articles of confederation, and
= previous TO tho adoption of the -Consti-
tution Of the United States the votes Of
The several states in. Congress being e.
quail. the alteration made 50; far. As res
poets the votes given in the, House of
Representatiy es, was q concession. on
the part of the smaller states! Electors
choosing the President and Vice. Presi-
dent, being proportioned to each state,
according to the number of Representa-
tives-as well rs that of senators, four
or Ave Of the larger states, have it in
their power. to elect those officers, and
It isbeliesed that the alteration proposed
may operate 20 astu lessen the probabi.
htyo the smaller states appointing ei-
ther President or Vice. President-even
dnearly three fourths in number Of the
States IN the Union should be agreed in
voting for the same persons. =:
1t Is feared, the alteration takes
place, that the Office Of Vice President,
who IN certain events Is to be at the head
. 1.-THE nation, may be deemed less res
peetable than heretofore. - =.
Although the Constitution has proyid-
edfor amendments, yet the reasons there.
fore should be clear and strong, lest by
frequen. alterations Others are facilitated,
many Of It's important principles changed
and the Constitution not sufficiently re.
Karded as . permanent rule.
From siSh view Of the subieetas the
Governor. has been able to take, he is Of
opinion that the article referred to % ],
now stands in the constitution, 10 prefer
able to the proposed alteration. 90. .&.A1
Ontaking tbs question on the propos.
ed amendment to the constitution, the
yeas and nays were
. Observation-Disclosures 55
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
MARTlNsRuRG, July Is. :. /:
a. -, 5sssss.ssss.ss
tFssm the Balfimare Federal Gazette.

aFrom the BdLfm0re Federal Gazette.
~. s... = - s4-tE "A .-} 3 : So
A friend has politriv handed US a lei.
Ter from which tbs following extract 70
taken ~ ii.si @@ 49,. s.7!. a39s Z
E. Lisbsn, Nay -, 1904.
@Epery thing looks dark in Europe
Cd England seems tofitriag At fhe tsp Of
Arr greatness. The Efst Csns,aI q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13

such as he does not approve, his task on
this occasion however unpleasant Is una
Noidable. - ~ r.: z
While he declares his readiness to Cos
operate with the Legislature in al eon-
stitutional measures for preventing the
RIGHTEOUSNESS of the Press and il ready
70 do all in his power for the preservati.
on Of our Union and for supporting such
measures as. may be best calculated TO
promote the general welfare j. he is COM
PEELED to say, that If the second Of those
resolutions refers to the purchase Of LOU
isiana, he is not sufficiently informed re-
speeding the probable advantages Of that
purchase to enable him to Congratulate
i his fellow-citizens thereon more espe.
fsially as IL is said to have been puschased
at great expense And such has been
his opinion respecting some measures Of
= the Administration, that he is not pre-.
pared to express that, unlimited, conf
dence which the resolutions seem to pur-
port s.
JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN.
THns IL, 1904.
On the resolves above mentioned th e
yeas and nays were rs follows:
YEAS--ss. -,
5NAYS-z2. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13

BY q new census taken, the city Of
Washington, contains ASA inhabitants,
including III slaves. IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
The Commissioners ap-

pointed by the late at of Assembly. to snoerin
tend the LOTTERY, for he benef; of the University,
OF William Il Mary, feel themselves greatly NOR
tilted in being obliged to inform the public, that
irrPerinus necessity has compelled them to post
pone, fes the present. the drawing, notwithstand-
ing the assurances which they have given, both
collectively and individually, thar it would COM
rneHce on the 81 OF this month. 1t will doubtless
NC expected thai the reasons inducing this posi-
ponemt mt, should DC stated and after such e:spla
nation. they trust, they viii stand exculpa,ed by
generous public, of every other charge, than that
otpreciptancy 70 W HIGH they acknowledge, their
sanguire hope Of success in the sale of tickets &
ta'is, otspeediiy accomplishing the truly laudable
end, which they have had in view, has subjected
them. As the days 6yst contemplated approach.
ed, on which he drawing was 10 commence, mea-
sures were taken 70 acquire satisfactory nfornia-
notthe number or tickeSs which had been scl6s
Satisfactory information, however, was received
only from Il tew-Sti,ltoo -anguinc in their expec
'ations; rsfselinS, thar with The prospect of ;,d
vantage offered purchasers the interests of sci
ence were combined; and judging of the distant
sa'es, by what had been, and would be made IN
this place and rs viCiuity, they conceived them
selves authorised to promise, most decidedly, a
commencement ut tNc period last notiled-Bu,
aoV.Ses recently received, convince In, II, that the
saes, ho' onsiderable. stillnct such as would
justly ! commencement Of the drawing The
, commissioners will not again SO far commit
themselves as TO s'ate positively, the time wher
the drawing shall commence; but this tney have
iNtheirpower, tuily and unequvocally o promise
mat nothing snail be wanting. on ,hcii paris, to
hasten the drawing. This is fully ev;nced bv the
mode hey have adopted. and are now pursuing.
CT wing 10 the purchase, with such security as
may DC approved Of, Oh has taking not less than
ten tickets = credit os ninet; GAYS; thereby hold
ing GU 70 individuals, the prospect Of advantage,
slon the ptizes, without the advance of a single
cent G%nbensn. who have been SO obiiginc as
10 assis NJ the disposition Of tickets, are author
yea 70 assure those holding them by purchase on
credit, that no payment OF their re peliye bonds
win be required unil 80 days shall expire, from
the t.me OF beginning to draw and they are
hereby cequsste 70 re8u'a'e their subsequent sales
u tlckeis IN cretie, by his princiD.e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
An-il go, 1904.
Doctor Wilson.
Land for Sale.

I AM disposed 10 sell my trad of land in the
county of Amelia, whereon az present reside
containing 400 acres. II is advantageously sim
ated on the north side of WeH creek, lust above
ITS junction with Deep creek. There is on tbis
traet abou5 28O acres OF cleared land. under good
fences and in good farming condition, the balance
standsin woods and is of PRIME Tobacco qualitv-
Inc creek, 10y which it is bounded on the. southN
has a considerable quantity of swamp land attach.
od TO 1t, which sbouuds with tine large timber of
white oak, poplar, ASH, &c and lies convonie,,- g
nough to every part of the plantation to furnish
f"iis "iiou5 cutting any 81 the high land There
IS also about 40 acres Of first rare meadow land
Which lies IN ons body, beautifully ai;uated. and
produces natural grass sufficient to winter one
hundred head OF Catts annualy-about 90 s,re.
OF TINS meadow is reclaimed, and the baja,c.
may be put in the same situation with bur lime
trouble oreXpenss--lt may be necessary 70 observe
that no part OF 1t IS liable toshow, oveit heinz =
considerable distance from the creek, and s,,l.s;.
ent'y airy to produce either Tobacco or Corn. The
improvements consist Of new dwelling houg.
81 feet by lS with brick chimney a, c3cI cnd
rooms below and z rooms and a pqss,4e aho.c
STAIRS, also a com nodioUs cellar, with fre,.lace
underneath the house, smol;ehouse and IA, 5cn'
a., OF w'lch are newly painted on the on, siac,
tobacco barnes, &C.
Those who are inclined 70 purchaee such mn.
perry are invited to view Tie premises, wh,sb
presume VIII be a better recomH;e ndation tj,,o d.
ny hing can say.
wil' treat wi'h any gentleman privately un.u
the hrs, day Of July, on which day i, viii be sod
at pubic sale. on the premises, Is not previously
disposed oil a. private sale. The terms yyillb, a.,
halt cash when possession is given (which ,,iu
be when demanded) and thc o,licr half in fV,ej,,.
mo"ths-to secure the payment Of which dcsJ
OF tfust on the property will D.. requi,ed. Tbere
Is at present 40 bushels Of wheat soyved ~, ,l,
best part Of the planau6n. which the pnrchaser
may take, or moi take also 8prue laborers. ,gicb
he may have the balance ofthe year-AppIica,ion
to be made 10 the subscriber on the 49,
J. ROBERTSOT.
"a a"'S 9, . Isl fe""Gyy, 1907. 7yf
POSTPONED until B'eapes3ayRe 25f5 ey,,i, 49,,
b ING he day proceeding Amelia count. NIL
previously dspofed of privately r..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
FOR SHE,
A Tra0 Of Land,

LTin2 IN the North Garden, in bcmarle ceunty,
containing 1000 acres, adjoining u.e Lands of
Stephen Moore, William Wood, and the ATE
William Coe' dec VI n eighteen mics OF War.
rem, 2nd the same distance OF Milton There IS
on 'his Land new Barn. IS by d feet a good
Oversee' S House, and Houses fcr the accomno.
damon OF htseen or 'wen Y Negroes The Over
seer's House with little expense, may be rem.
dered very comfortable for a small family. A.
bout half he Land is cleared. the yreate~ art of
which is in good order for cultivation, and con.
siderable part Of it fresh and well adapted TO he
Culture OF aorn, wheat end tobacco.
ANY person inclined TO purchase. ~ applicati-
on 10 HE overseer OH the premises will be ahcvn
The Land. The terms Of sale will be, one fourth
par oil he purchase money paid on the first day
OF June, 1905, and the balance in three equal an.
ni'l paym nts from thar DAY each insralment to
cary interest from the day Of sale, if net puueu.
ally paid. Bond win approved security, togc
tner WIKI deed Of trust Oh the Land, will be
required of The purchaser, TO secure the payment.
cor farther particulars apply 20 the subscriber,
living al Sootch-Town, in Hanover county.
" the above Land is not sold before it will be
oi'eHd at Public Sale, TO The highest bidder, on
the terms before mentioned, on ;he 25d dav of
hugust next If fair if not, the next fair day.
Ia eitner case, the purchaser VIII have leave 70
seed wheat as soon after that time as lie may
choose and may be furnished with the ctop Of
Corn, &c. that may be made OF the plantation
tins year--say from Two to three hundred barrels.
JOHN VI. SHEPPARD.
Sooeh-Town. May SOth, 1904 IDS
he survey by which the turnpike road from
Staunton to the Point Of Fork is run, goes irnne.
diaielj through the land above mentioned, conve.
nient to handsome situation for building. and
good water. |. M.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Westham Iron Foundery,
NEAR RICHMOND.

-.7Mz subscriber takes the liberty ofinfosminr
lac public thai he has aiken 4 lease and is at
p. esent working IN: above founCoiy and having
provided the best IN that Inc lror, New
Ycrli Snd George Town, together with Zig Iron
OF the first quality -
Proposes TO cas.-Nlill gudgcons s: Inks OF e.
very description also. non wheels for the ma.
chinery of Hnlis kunfoId. registers and plain
CRATES; CRATE front and bottoms, for RumIorlj.
zing fire places large and small stoves caso,1-
scS and ca5bin stoves Franklin Stoves tor wood
r. coal; Kitchen crates, with crane and range
sompete ion1ch warmers PLAIN stoves and ynaui'Cs
ila;es; cast railing os every pattern; plovs
shares and p,ow boards cast wagon coach,
phae'on and chair boxes; scale weights from
To 90 ID sash and clock weights patent ta,y
IRONS for smiths, ON very approved yian,
backs jams and back lays nail cutting machines
with screws complete; wheel.baTrow bowieTsS
garden di to cas-. iron anvils, fre dogs and hand
irons of every sscrption--togsther with any o.
Their article in the casting line, TO given pattern,
a the shortest notice. by application at the fur.
mace, or 20
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
S5 II June, 1904. w3m
p s. Old Iron purchased by ppiicai.on as Il
Owe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
BURR MILESTONE
I1lNTIE lCTn ny

i14GUE.}CTQ
T. subscriber takes this mode of returning his
tHan';s to his former patrons, and informing the
pN7uc IN general, that he has tbv desire of his
tcienas) recommended The MANUFACTURE
ING OF BURR MILI.-SrO NES; and having
furnished himself with a supply oe the best ma
teriais, and having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg aud
Richmond, hopes TO DC an'e 10 give sAtislation
10 his employers.
The stones ne will watran, to be as good rs a.
ny - the United States.
Aoy orders eft wi;h Capt. WrLL1Au PEN
Focx, Norfolk. Capt. W iLLtNM CuA&rsrvs,
Struntcr, ri WtLLIAM KY, Wythe cocEty,
or Mr.. KoBEUr MooRE, Tc,trsburg shall be du.
iy attended TO, and country produce received in
pavu1Cuc. 4; the CUSTOMARY prices.
RI" TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
TO the above business, and snort time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Pic''mcnd, Jan. 10Th. 1898. (te)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER 9fPiRLS,
in stone or ground, cor ,he improvement fiand,
with directions for the use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
81 zoe Governor 81 t5e Commonwealth AZ rIyginic,
4 rROCLAMATiNN.

X JHEHEAS 1t is represented to The Exccu.
w eth2t '.Tac! Wilkinson, vino was COM
n'ted to the Jail ofthe district OF Stanoon CHAR.
eet with horse stealing, haJh escareA from ihe
said jail / have therefore thought ht with the
advice OF t,'e coun i, Of state to issue thsprocla-
nation. ooiehy Offering reward of 6fty dollars %
anN person orPet5ous who shall ayprehend and
convey TO rhc said d.sJr.d iai Of 5rlruton the
said Israel Wilkinson. AMI l do moreover re-
quire all officers civ, and military aaj ,Xhor5 the
good people Of this commonwealth to use their
best en5eavoss 10 apprehcnd ,nd convey TO the
jaI! ;-!oreaaii me said ISRAEL Wilkinson
Given uninr my hand with the seal ~ ,he COM
l. s. mon~eai'h annexed At Nichmoui, this SIst
day % March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Mediterranean Pa150rfs.

NOTICE is reroby Civen, that it has been
deemed e.Pedient TO change the form Of the
Mediterranean Passport issued 10 vessels q the
United Sta'esi 'hat from the eighth day Of IuIy
next those Of the new form viii be issued ACHE
custom houses 90 every vessel, for which appica
ton ma be made on e compliance wi.h the Terms
prescribed BY law aud surcnderiug the former
passports OF which she may be possessed, if auy.
IN which latter case no fees viii be required for
the exchange ard that Ivy an arraugemen, a-
greed upon by the Barbary powers, v'i,h whom
We arc AT peace sither the old or the new lorrn
Of passport will De sufficient to proled the vessels
oil me Unstcd sra cs, from capture until the 1st
OF July sos, aner which the old form o pas psrt
viii be unavailable and the new one a one III, use.
Department e S.atc
2}d # NAV, 1904
9be Primers Gff5e f1rs OF rte United States are
re7uesiei 90 insert tie 0lore ~ teir Cas,fes t.irc
ueet 'oy Me space " six mo7f5s, and roc Loklec
tors Of re Customs 10 keep copies Of II eosed gb
~ '5e" o1iceS. Juue L, 6m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
JOHN PAGE.

Said Viit;nsoq IS qhort q yeayq a. ,ce ro1y4- Is
Of siv jeit big5 a7a !rg- IN prgao morn bas }ark
rel bmr, 'r5ic5 be cammoL kegs d"t ;5oa55 II is
aof very ong ri o1s SOME fer ticctie in lis E4ee
bc 7:7s c3'r5et in 5iue rCell52H, RI 5!le 81 tout.
pe7yg scc, strict H'eioons tcLre cylofet qeice.
or ffncr card, aad 'kia sHaacr 1pai.tcoa 6at nor
Par.icalo,iy rce5Hec,ef.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Run away from the sub

ie7iter, living in AlDemarie county, negro man
by the name Of ISRAEL, about 20 gears Old,
black completely S feet or 10 inches high. "a.
ther ferder made, has Ion the fight Of one OF his
eyes, DO not reeollea which, and oeeafons the
ball 10 be larger chan the other. with thick film
over II, long hanging under lip which i, often
raw. remarkable film foot, generally fpe,ks We
~ hoarse viii give a reward Of Fifteen Dollars
for the deIivery-of faid lave, or for confniag
him in jail 10 that ger bin again, beides what
the law Allows, II tshen or q the eounty. or five
dollars Il taken IN the county.
PETER CLARKSCN.
May AID, 1904. av
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Is UN away from the iU5rcrber on Tuefday the
ath inf negro man named sam, abou, "a
years OF age, and about S Get S or inches him.
by trade b!aek-imith, and can do better work
than moti Of che country fmiths and more inse.
nuity than negroes generally roG,ls; he has
qriek way of talking and four c0untenance when
spoke 70 ih~rply; he has a lun broad ace and VIC
~ b'aeEj and ir.ail fear over one Of his eyes.
lie took with him fcvera fuits of yircioia cio,b
clothes cloth coat end pantaIoons OF dark co..
lopr fur hat and pair Of 6ne hoes, two white
linen ihr,s and two oosrfe orss. Whosver will
take up the above fellow and bring him to me. or
lodge him in jail 70 that get him, Thail receive
the above over what 'he law allows, by
Ed7Oard FerucyhoRgh.
Albemare county, Iuue 10. 1904 Wv
N B. The above elbow is ilout & we'll made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

For sale a. the Failio; Garden. Apply a, the
Brick house IN said garden, where cone'aut az
'endanae viii be given. May y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Bacon Hams.

me iuhcriher has received parcel q very fine
- pI which b. sill fell on moderate tcrms. Ap.
ply 1t Mellrs. VIM. Brown n Co..
Jd.NES BROVly. 'Tr.
Juue 10Th, 1894 Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
JOHN PAGE.

The above David Bowman IS near feet hi-1.
about y years az age, iigh; short hair, much pitt
tel wiki the small poX, has large gre eyes, and
DOWN look Ills clothing when he escaped was
blue lintsey hua,ing sllirt, cen waistcoa' coun-
Try linen overals, blue yarn stockings, and new
wool nat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

NYtbe l1N, Judges Of the General
Court, hale purluant 60 law allotted tn:
JnJses of the ref, Give Diari Courts as follow:
IJo;cph Jones anu Robert W lite eflu;res, 70 The
'Ddsricts Of Winchester, Hardy and MooonssIia
Courshoufe;
JoiePh Prentis and william Mellon, Junior, er.
9nires, TO the DiAiiSs Of Ri;hnouj, Petersburg,
Brnniwick Courthoue and Snaolk:
Paul Darlington, junior ami Edmund Wiulton,
efquires, TO the Dilri9s OF Pri1c. edward Cou,s
houie, franklin, Warrington Courthou.e, and the
Sweet Springs in Sotetours County
John Tyler end Francis I. Brooke, sfquires, TO
che Diltriets OF Northumbe-land, King Z Queen,
Williamsburg and Accopl5ck Cour,hou.es--Aud
Richard Parker and Archibald START, efsrires,
70 S5Sunron Ch1rotsesvilIe FreGericbsbnry and
Haymarket Dilrid, as the next succesding lcrns
thereof.
"itiieis our hands and feals this twelfth day OF
iuue. one thOul,ni 10 L,,,dr. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Washington Tavern,
BIZ .JfAAfES EDM3NDS0M

'IlE subscriber HAVING adlsl largely 20 his
8 house and stables has It c1,nplc.sly in his
power 70 entertain any run,ber Of ladies' md gen
,ien'en thaD may drink proper o cali on him
being we'll supplied with the bes,l'J ors ial could
be- procured from Goydru's stocN in Richmond,
and ineyery resPe8 better prepared 0 acco,no,o.
date company than lie has ever beem Since ne iiy-
cd IN Stanton
IS there wer. ,1rae pc living on ,he road to
Charlottesville lZsr sum'Her not $50 friendly to-
wards him as ;hey mrgh. b.. AMI knew # no o
ther way they d;,.e All ajuie him fell ZIP
on the low pitifuL pan 1f informing strangers
thar they cold not get Accommodation at his
mouse, m consequence oii;s being mach crouded
when they knew nosoi' : of The complain, that
was with him Al the tire Tie report must have
necn circulated from bad heart for it Is wei
inowa We haze never turned of gcn,eei GONNA
i'y for want Of room lie also informs the pub
&c chat ;heie Is ANAL stage that runs f-on Rich
mend to S;2unt-n once week aud s,ors at his
hodse--S'a; lie viii keep q baSi: ana paif of hors
es ana IN excellent dri.er, Cor se accommodation
as company tha, rravei N the stage to this place
and may wish TO visit any OF the springs this sea-
son.
Stanton, .J4ae IS. 1901. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

2 virJae ola Decree of the Court orrb. u.
AR n:ted states for tie 5th Circuit in the Virai.
nj, Disrltt, hearing date the Sd day of Dece,n-
Der 1893. IN 6ehDifo Jhn Glassell, again VIII
liam Walker, James Waker, Merry Walker and
John Walker, will be sold, TO the highes. bidder.
ion ready money, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on The
Path day OF Augus' next, the following TRACES
OF LAND, VIZ :--Cue granted to VIM Walker
on the3 Of May 1895, ccn'aiuing II2 i acres,
on iIk river, = branch Of the Great Keuh;.,ya. a.
bout mics from The mouth, opposite To a survey
made FOR Leonard COopera na VIM hTorris at ihe.
mouth tihe NcionG creek that cmpties INTO elk
on the south side--Cne otherua1 gianred 10 said
WIN Walker Gil yhc E-.h M 1888 containing
500 acres. on the head waters o. me Iaf hand fork
CT = orceS emP'yIng iato Tx riVe5 ON the north
west SIDE AZ the sha,ioy I'd, a5ou, 4 OF ) miles
from the mouth nt sold r;ver, 1iioInng 4 survey
made TO- sa!a " u >er--One other rae, gran,sd 10
the SAID " Walker or 'he 26,h May 1888. con-
tanning no acne. on Lux river on the sautk east
SIDE, about n'iie from sc rou:h-One other tr.f
granted TO tn SAID VIM Walker on the g7h OF
Way l7@5, continuing 300 aCres ihe north 8; L.
Of Elk river, ,he mir! bosom above he ,rquh of
Sandy 6 eck-Onc other t-aG .rInsCd % The said
w n Walker on The ZF;h & May 1888 contain
ing 100 acres, or The north ..de &c ak river The
fourth bottom abDvs tae mouth IF SANDY creek
on the sa'1e size f the Fiver-One other traa
granted 4 the sad Vim Walker on the 26th MAY
IL So con alnB IVUO 3cres ,on left hand 1rane n
OF creek emp wing into III river, on the north
westsris Opposite the i,stisiand on said riycr-
One o,her traa grained to ne .aii WIN. Walker
o. the Doth Of May 1893, con aiming 200 acres.
on the south side o Z. river, he thin bottom on
the river above VIM ArbuckIe's land opposite
the NOT "a OF Sandy CT, ok.
The whole OF the above mentioned land AZ the
time It was surveyed lay in the county Of Green
Jrer, all Of which will be sold, or so Rluoh there
OF as shall be sufficient to raise the sum of four
Thousand one hundred and ten dollars IS cents.
with interest on dolls 27g5 IS, att per centun,
per annnm, from the 22d March, l7Sg- the costs
OF suit and carrying this decree into eGed
IDS BEN. MOSBY, Aeiing Conniissi aler.