The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-27
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date OF thefe articles OF iniauity.

date OF theie articles OF iniquity.
sta.- q Georgia.
Articles of agreement MADE anil cor Ned u-pp
This fri day>of January. in the year Of orr Io.a.
l79s, between James Cum, Matthew Mt1a.liler
Georre Walker, Zacha-iah Cox, Iaeob Waldsurcer
William Longarce. yancs Gun in tru for his frien1
aswei Tor hirfeifas For william; Stick. Jun. aid eide
on Denifcn, I'll ~ prcfcnt of the Town cf-Aucuea
gentlemen Where's he afo+elaid periors did form,
the'n'eivce INTO company, Known and dnn.u;iAeci
oy the naeo f the Georgia company Fer the rur-oG.
o' pnrcharg from ,he faid Fate. rart If her u,lo-
cae wefern erri'ory, and the written arrl;c,,;-
on OF the nforei'id sres Gum. Matthew M,liEer
and George Walker, for themieves and their aiIci-
ates, TIE hefore pan,ed perfons did p-npoce To pnr-
chae from IN. leei,a,ue of the ihd Rate all ,hat
Fa6s di,ri9 of country, deSr;bed as follows al
nat tract or parcel of land Including anis fi.r,,.
lying and being within the following boundaries, that
sto ay beginning ON the Mobile bay where the la
ftuce II degrees north OF the equaror nterlets the
an'e running thence up the iaid hay to the mouth Of
'hs hfs ienia'r, thence up the a;d lake Tenlar to
me Alabama river, including Cprry's and ali o,her
hands therein, thence up the faid river tlabsna to
me Junction OF the Corrfe ard Cakfursee river.
thence up the Courlee river above The big bo,s 70
where it nterietfs the latitude Of thirty four deee
north OF the equator thence due wen courre to the
Mipp' river, thence down the middle of fai. river
TO the latitude thirty two degrees FORTY minutes
thence due ear coure the Den or Ton, B;obv r.
ver thence down Tire middle OF iad river to its n,,
on with the Aahan,a river. thence down the middle
OF the 'a'd river TO TIE Mobile bay thence down the
laid Mobile bly to the place of beo;nuing Al
whereas has been fonnd e;peden, 70 iipoe of con-
'derabe quantity Of fad lands to divers p.rlons for
me purPoie OF rafting fund TO ee6 the purehae Of
me lame: and the fad parties have alio found ne
ary to dr'hue TO variety OF ci,;zens of this ,ts
certain h-hares quantities thereof in order ria,
the benefit OF fuch purohafc Il any there be hod he
as generally DILUTED poflible--nou therefore !, :;
p'ua'v agreed uror, by, and between the fad James
I'unn, Matthew M'h!lfer. George Walker, Zaeha-
ran Cox, jacob Waidburger. VIM ]. oppiireet lame,
i'';in, IN truit FOR III. friend as well Cor h;nfe =,
me 'aid VIM Stick, the younger, and Gideon Deui
on, and Their iever and REFLECTIVE heirs executors
and administrators, fer the better FIGURING the rs,,,;
Huanying OF land within The limits afore5aid. 70 RI.
above named James Gum, Matthew NsA,I;o.r
George Walker, Zachariah Cox, Ta-ob wsIdbpryor
wh''afn Lnngi'reet, James Gum, in truh for his
trend rs well fer hnelfas for the aid William, Sill;
the younger. and Gideon DENTON, and the
representatives aforeaid, they mutually a,re ,vb
each other FOR themelves and their reflective repr,
iehtatvos- m the following manner that is 70
that the fad fevera pericrs and their Reflective e
ientatives aforeihid except the faid Wila, s,iI
the younger, and Gideon DENTON who have transfer
RED fher respective !haresto the fad Wade Hampton
'ha be, and they are hereby equally entitled 70 all
the lands that may remain unapproprated and und;C
poied OF and alto to any furplus which now is. or NAV
hereafter appear TO be, within the limits before def
cr'oed, ihare and fhare alike as tenants in common
and rot as join, tenants, and all expenecs and dbr
nens which have taken place, Reasonable CHARGES
wheh may hereafter accrue in carrying the dpoftiop
oil the company into effect fha be b,-ne bv the c;J
parties and their refpeive representatives equally ard
the profits or produce of any fae, which ha be mad
at any time or times hereafter, by directions of ma
oFy OF laid company, or their repeaive rcprefens
tives as atorefad, of any Part parcel or the Who'll
OF ia'd land, thal be divided between the comnanv
and their reflective representatives, hare and are
alike as aforeiaid; ard further it is the true nren, and
meaning of theie prefen,s ard the parties herennto
uoicrlbing that the fad parties and their refpeGivc
representatives hail he equally benefited by the pur
ciae o the aforefaid territory and fall iare in all
repects the advantages or disadvantages IN yitnes
Whereof the fad parties have interchangeable et their
hands ard ieals, the day and year above written
Sealed and delivered in prefence of
JAMES QUINN, for Ge,f and