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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-09
Orphans Court,

.1lerandrld COUNTY,
October Term, 1919.
ORDERED, That the executor of JAMES
" CRowDHILL, deceased, do insert the
usual notice 20 debtors and creditors, three
times in each week Tor three weeks, in the
Alexandra newspapers.
A copy-Tesse. A. MOORE, Reg.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN away from the SuDsCiioei NV tIs III
AZ King Georges county Va. on Monday
the 22nd March, yellow man named
n.nES,
about 90 years OF age, his tore teeth wide
apart, and cannot speak very quick-had
on Virginia cloth clothes and carried off a
shaggy great coat, he has father named Pc
ter Hall, who lives wi;hthe widow Morgan.
at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co, and his grandta-
Their, old F ederick Hall, is supposed to be
living at Mr.. Terrett's near Alexandria, and
it is likely be may be lurking about there. =
will give the above reward for apprehend-
ing and securing said fellow so that gethim
again, and reasonable charges if brought
home. J. II. ASHiNG lON.
Masters Of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying Of
said fellow,
June IA Il
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Wanted,

A WET NURSE. with good breast of
N milk. One without child would be
preferred. Enquire of the printer.
october
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LE.aTWER.

Which he will sell low, and from experience
in said business can confidently solicit their
patronage. In return Le ebligates himself TO
do all in his power to merit the same. All
orders punctually attended to.
N B. The highest price given for Country
Hides, and Upper Leather, and Calf Skins in
the rough. THOMAS G.. TULEY.
October l6
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Notice.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and The pubic, that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by TALgor.
WILSON l. Co. where be intends to keep a
supply OF all kinds of
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To6spsJiisled By subscription.
PRICE Is CENTS.
A SERMON,
Composed for the benefit of the sick ana
distressed
POOR OF HAL'EAMONE,
! b pnJIisIed 5u subscription.

~ SynspdheiCas'
{" Inasmuch as ye have done Il unto one
of the least Of these my brethren. ye have
done Il unto ms."-.Nat. Oh. 41V.v. Az.
The profits arising from the sale OF this
sermon (which is published at the request oil
several judicious and benevolent indivl,
dual., whom the author highly es,eems wa
be appropriated by the publisher, IN aid OF
the fund, established at Baltimore, tor the
relief Of the sick and distressed poor OF that
city. tits hoped by the author and publish,
er, that the inhabitants of Alexandra, to
whom the sermon is addressed, will not sui
fer this appeal 10 their benevolence, TO be
made tothem in vain.
Subscribers names will be received at the
Gazette Office, or by person duly appointed
for the purpose.
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HOUSES. LANDS, Sc.
uooses and Stores to Rent.

81 HOUSES dttu 49, a..
g. A three story brick house, a. me
n corner of King and Henry str ss,s,
SsIs with or without the store ana Gear
s.s..Ihelouging thereto, =, ,,rss yood
A large store and celiV with 'nree soou
rooms. adjoinmgthe former. rR;no
A two Story brick house and store Oh Mug
setween Patrick aud Henry. streets. r,us.
Two new two story brick houses'on oa''e
ron street, near the theatre. pIs,.t
two story brick house, on hoy ai-screeis,
,telv inhabited by Mr.. Charles Tyler, wiz. !,
4 sarden. stable, COW house, and pump a.
n E. All these houses are suitable lot re- e.
,oectabIe families, and possession can NO"
ne had al very moderate rents.
Asc.a small awe,.,ng nGou' TO be had
Immediately. Inquire OF ,r.pMoJIR
iuly 90
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Valuable ProDeyiV f1. ,SoIc

I'M Monda! The i6th da, of August next. il iair-if
he nst iair DAY thereafter, will he ot Sth al
rooLie AUCIlON, at WUUdbeTTy, ia the county AZ
tfede.ick Va. tue temporary residence Of tie late ~
1ohh MnueT, all the Personal ESTATE of the sam
r. 'onh mutter' deceased, consisting nI househoId
'"hie oi good quality, Madeira in bottles ANA
seveIa: boxes OF Claret HeTnage-lrgriner ,vi,t
''Aey negro men, two aud then childre
" Tue stoeh OF horses catiie, shep Us i, M,
crops OF TIE crops ON the and idsuostd Oh aud liz,
p'ahtaiou ntenss....A Crtuit SIN ntne aud Ivr,x
months will be allowed upon ali sums abnv : So a,
an ahoer 10 be paid la Binds Wui approved se
s"ty VAL be required all cases (heJIe te p,,t,
"a tehoVed) 10 bear Interest Tue DAY If saifI,t
nent Ut the principal. f"''
Al Tie same Time aud place (f preyouoly aispcsrd
~ a. private saIe) Will be sold the WnOpB l,.iI rA
r. containing about or more bdB $40 aC,e, o.! h. al
eAcei'eut land, having surcIenuy oi - osG .;,d I
necessary lumber and for fuel never IA ling
running through H. forming considerable bo,lt ~ i'm
meadow land a newly erected sanr barn n,,n
proper number OF stalls for III Which rs ux,d
u'ost ."uabe thrrshng InGCIur foT getting out heal
IL may DC uuly sad, th,s e5iate for IT'S sI2e and
anVat"ees IS equal to auJ, a5d surpassed by non. In
hs valley, and is doubtless OBJECT To any persnu
'I " investing money Ia real estate, il being in a
"es''nS ahu agreeable neighDoTl0nd, aHd within l..
iies oil The towns OF Winchester aud Charest,wn i'm
JEFFERSON county. The lanu will he sold ea,ahe one
t"lu IN hsnd aud the balance III ~ a annual install
mems, bearing Interest from The day Of DOS sessi ,v
ueeu OF trust Ter such Other curity as ma, n. An
on tue property 10 secure the distant pay ents
r'op'sals VIII he received by the subscriber for tbe
pun .ase of the real estate privately until The a nr
puDIic SALE aud will be shewn To any person drs,rn,s n
pr,ors ~; W mI' BELL the manager. good and salis-
uue VIII be made by the subscI iber executor OF
TUE iate Mr. John Mntter. Should the cops In Ib.;r
tNshg slate not be sold, possession cannot he surrr
"eieH uht about the LIST of January next IN wich,.e
tue negroes, stock and utensils Necessary for unt,I,,uy
satheihg ahd delivering the crops will also br r.la
Gu s-ld, possession may be taken at pleasure hy
ne purchaser. ppicatiOR may ass be AIDE 10 It1iJy
hoPklNS, Esq OF Hill aud Dale Frederick conniy for
ne purchase OF the land privately. previous 10 Tue
""' u P"D"c sale. PATRICK GIBSON,
Richmond. July ~ ': "a. q. a"''eT'
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or Il shank which is inserted i'm morilce
behind the coulter and rests on the top
of the plough plate, and Is taken out at
pleasure. when not wanted. Believe nae
sensible of Tie honor dane me, aud ac-
cepi my warmest wishes iur The advance
meni vi Your benevoirni aud highly pat
riotic ,endcavors, ,whiell pray God TO
bless ano make reel bem,Ei 10 eur coul
t,y.
Bedford County, Nay q. 1919.
ITO Heres an thrre SHIFTS ec 10 Heres sash.
Fist corn, produce per acre - bushct... GJS
Then wheat seed. so bushels, produce per
acre tU..... .....-...... 100
Pasture, produce per ache O............ -
lOtaI. .............. loo
12O .lcreS, four SHIFTS ~ 80 defe> each.
First wheat, seed 40, al 10 for Que, pro-
duce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Then coIn al 10 bushels per acre. ....... 40,
iben 20 acres IN rye. seed 20, al Is per a.
ere, produce. Observation-Disclosures. 2Gu
Lie other iO IN oats, SEED 10, produce at
<oPt. acfe'....s ...... s.........-. 200
Fourthly. IN pasture aai clover O...
lVial.. ....................... B15O
In The fall of 1916, seeded. ....... sc bushels
ihesiied from the harvest OF 1917 gI2
ihi> we call an excellent crop. The seeding
was begun the 18th ofSepteDsber, anu hmisi,e4
thu 18th vi October.
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Papers communicated to the agricultural
Society @ Virginia, and published Jy Tie
Committee Of Correspondence.

faperS communicated tn the Agr,cuitu,m
Society W Virginia, and published bg The
Committee ef Correspondence.
NO. g..
L. CLAY to the Agricultural Society DIVA.
feel sensible of the high consideration
expressed towards me- by d society so be.
neflctni and patriotic in lis intenilsus-I
have to observe, that being in manner
devoid OF theoretical Knowledge of apri
culture, having never read any thing OH
The subject, except "quid ia iai ln,as Sc
geies, quo sIdcre terrain verjerc, "ut Virgil;
and The Kcverirs III BOaidly and now
oppressed with age and inhrmiies. can
only offer Tor your amusement and pri.
vale consideration, such practical obser-
vdiionsas thirty Of forty years experience
has afforded me-
Formerly we had three shifts, (separate
heids') andcommenced seeding our wheat
among The corn about the 2Oih of August.
II The weather was suitable, the produce
was generally about eight. and sometimes
nine, for one seeded. We afterwards he
gan towards the laiier part of September.
To cut down the corn and stack il in rows
through the tield-seediug and close
plousling up, and dwelling with The bar
row as We progressed with taking off the
corn: The produce was increased TO about
twelve tor one seeded. We afterwards in.
iroduced four shifts, following up The
pasture lands for wheat, which was sue
ceeded by crop at corn, and that by rye
and OATS principally, and sometimes par
TALLY wheat, sowing clover on the rising
crop alter that il rested one wear in cIo-
yer paslurage, alter That wheat again, and
SO on successfully the produce from rs
10 ~ Tor one; anu OIL strong or niauured
lands, 20 or upwards aud no sensible
iesSenIns OF the corn crops. Before the
appearance OF the HessIaD Fly, the seed
ing was begun ia the former part of Sept.
-slnce the coming of that insect, we wall
until about the 2Oih OF Tie month. and
endeav0r 10 flush seeding our wheat by
Tie middle or 20lh of October The pro-
uuce nearly as above, on the Iallowed
lands sOwn Two or three weeks earlier.
have made trial Of various sorts Of
wheat, and find that the wheat which ri.
peh% early, and has strong stiff straw,
mefiis oufcouflflence most, and calls loud.
~ Tor our Partially, as being subjected
TO lie iewest casualties. My layorie is
the Lamonas.
with respect 10 ploughs for breaking I'D
INN lands, such as mine is, lueGrr the old
Darsl'are, giving il clisel pOini, and
placing coulter behind il; turning lie |
share or wing LILLE more off, so as 10 |
lorn an angle with the bar OF about ~ |
degrees, aud III many eases The common
hall share is used but for pIoughrng
among corn after ii is up, more especially
alter the first wedding, we mostly use
one ,somGN hat similar 10 Tie rowef hoe,
but shorter aud fsuer, being about 81
inches long aud IO5 wide, with cbisel
point, and coulter LeIIiUd it, aud il
place Of Joining the eye on The plate,
Iix bar there, aud lei that turn back z or
inches 10 The eye. This gives il great
'leadIness, and IL mould boards are want
'dibey Tor as The case way be- are fixed
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NJ AlcIION....On krid0y, the Ga OF 4npnu 1
VIII se 10 The highest bidder on tie prei,,srs at
ov,oek =. NJ. That valuable bTe proof LUMBER.
hoooE ooby 80 lset three stories high vain
h0hcure, Robinson and fleasahts' NeHdu. Store and
calculated Tor three nneOmmonly large less
IMAM Two ihIds of tue cost OF the building Is insured al
iooVo IN The Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia
tioh far caicniation this property viii probably
fouuee an income al about eighteen hundred dollars
anuum, the apartments occupied az this time helm,
rented al the rate OF 1850 year, leaving nearly oGc
thITd OF the house nnoccn pied.
TERMS. one third cash. the balance in three and si>
months notes negotiable either OF the Banks i'm This
cry, WIN approved eniOrseIs will he required and
ueen oi Husl On the property ter pupciu.l
payment. THOMt IS "A UhrRI<
The sale to be conduciedby Maj. ROBERT CAMILLE.
JUiy n. "a ms
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CREW OF THE IRRESISTIBLE.
yesterday. The Federal Court begah'ihe fii-
al OF these men. One Of them was arraisned
tor robbng aSpanIsh vessel The evidence " "a ;
gone through aud tie case was adjourned tIii
this morning,
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- Q <sA,sii;;,,.s.:.-=Il--=..-----

cohMUNICAIku.
MARRIED. On Thursday evening, the ga
inst. by the Rev Samuel Davidson, Col. JOHN
HARRIS, of Buckins ham, TO the amiable Nh
JANE 5. PATrEsON, OF Clover lIlll, l..
Edward county.
The brightest,hing beneath the sky
Yield but a glimn.esing light,
The Uuptals are now drawn nigh,
And may they live with plue delight.
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WUSt SALL.. ON H,addy the 9lk do1 OF AncNs.
merit, az being court gay between the hou,s o e,,
ano tbfee O'clock wifi be sold al Chesterfield Cour-
house, by virtue of deed vi unst executed 10 L.
Booker, by bty. e. St2nard, Esq tor the purpose
curing to H. AID II. Miller, and q. CopIIs CERTAIN
sum OF money therein mentioned, tact or parcel ~
LAND, 10 chesterfield county, adjoining the lanos of
Judge Fleming the north and east IL h,Gruder on
Tue west, and the buckingham the south con.
tanning ny estimation Any atfes. Terms, cash.
jul, ~. 2S..lt RICHARD BOOKER trustee
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Valuable Negroes at Ancti0m
4 IN WEDNESDAY, Tue Ist day al September n.x
y viii he sold in front Of ouf Office for cash 10
valuable SLab is, two Of whom are excellent Rouse
servants. by order Offhe prUbyletor
July ~. -, 80
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THE DRAMA

The Ethiop or Child Of the Desert ras repre-
Sented on Friday night, Tith a degree If spiendor
Thich Ue hace nerer seen eqadiicd. The scenery
ana the dresses .tcery extremely briliiant. The
plot Of the piece too, rs Uaconiniony mysterious,
and Interesting 10 maintain the suspense TO the
last.
The play plays pel, and it pas ,reu piayed.
Pritchdrd ia The Athiop, Green in <Iiiianzor,
Mrs. Drpmmond an the boy Ordsniyn, Mrs. Gil
fert in Cephanid these, the piilurs of The mot.
rere ercclientiy supported. The comic episode Of
Zoe and her dlcris pas direringIy PLAYED by Mrs
jfdring aud HiisoR. Fduikner's cadi, and Pla
eide emir trere amusing as their costume tcas
singular.
In fact zee hare nerer seen piece got up uith
so much td6our and success. The house uds
crordfd. and appeared generally grufifed For
our o,cn parts, ,ce candidly confess, that though IRE
are more pleased Nth Sheriddn'S nh and Cole
man plots, than Nth Dinond's speciacles,
much entertained NTH the norrity of The
Hthiop. Dir. Gitert has laid himself so much
out to please the public. that he has ON best uisfs
for has success. =" Those uho lice TO please must
please 10 iiye." Mr. G's liberal, public spirit
deserves oil possible encouragement This t,ibute
we are happy to pay him.
UHhout assuming too much ri,tue for the
stage /; pithont pretending TO say IL is the best
school for morals, ice contend that it is Il placc
% amusement rery ugreeo6ie, and much more limo
cent than many others is far better than cards
~ The Missouri QUESTION is forced upon
us. We shall discuss il this week: per
haps, i'm our next. We shall examine the
argument of MIR. Rufus King. We shall
shew that enthusiasts are striking a new
blow al our constitution. The end will
not justify The means.
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Died at his residence in the county of Hen
detson ia the state of Kentucky, General SA-
MUEL HOPKINS, highly distinguished
officer OF the revolutionary war, and a most
generous and benevolent man.
In Williamsburg s. G. Col. John ID. Burgess
young man Just in The prime OF life, Few POS
sess the Doble qualities which were Pnveloped
In the breast Ofthisamiable yOungimap as an
acquaintance and TREND in all his actions. lie
exhibited the iruest picture of tho high pol
ished gentleman. Society has lost her valued
friend; and by his death those mauy virtues,
those wise and benevolent acts of friendship
which will ever stand lasting monument
TO his name.
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representative should bring iaio his post
Il calculating mind that is not TO be taken
from lis poise by temporary expedienis or
seduced by motives Of sell. The consti-
tuition, and the public good, should be
his only guides.
We know Of few situations, in which
prudence, a calm Judgment, and gene
rons devotion Ia country, are so essential
as al the present moment. Times of pub
lic embarrassment are always fruitful in
projects. Every man is in search of
remedy for the distemper. We forget
that there are some cases in which nature
is the best physician.
Congress, especially, will have world
Of trials and difficulties 10 encounter.
We WISH them well through them. Let
them cudgel their brains as much as they
please let them spout to their hearts
content they will al last find that much
trouble might have been spared 10 them,
II they had recoliected, tina, to for6ear is
as great virtue in legislator as to act.
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NACCINH AGENTS OPFJCF.3

Richai0nd, h0t sIpber -, 1919
/ UNDERSTANDING that there is a person nnw In
- TINS state, imposing on The good teoplr thereof
ny satng himself 10 he the Agtni Of Doctor Smith OF
A1i"re BON he states is sti the Vaccine AGENT for
tue Stlie OF virginia understanding ufher that he is
AHe'hs contributions from naiiy prrsous in different
parts OF the state; prevent any further imposition
nave again taken tais nethod of informing the good
people ot lhls CoiEmoDw cath, that T. smith is no
Iogtf lbe vaccine dgent s sof, that silt hold that
appointment created 10y Act oi the General Assembly
passed IN The session of MA, and that am always
prepaIedt furnish every ppcant with recently ACCINR
MATER, ctompanied with printed directions Tor is
use, lice from any kind Of expense whatever All
dPpcaohs made through The post office, by private
conveyance, will meet with prompt attention.
WILLIAM II. HENING
RACINE AgeHt Jsr the state Of Tirginfa.
November 40. so ves,
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BaWk Of me VGtLcy iR YirgiDja. Nov. "a, 1919.
TIVE snuua meeting Of the stockholders for The cleo.
ton ~ directors, will be held al the Bank M0H-
dan. The Sd day Of January HeTt.
nee =. 81 ..w4w LEWIS HOFF, Cash'T.
IINECUIORS SALE....,On EridaB, The i0fh inst.
~ at ~ O'Clock, the following VALUABLE PRO
Perry, belonging 60 the estate of WIN. sinndeTs, dec.
Will he sold At hts late residence IN DuvaPs addition TO
the city OF Richmond, va "a NRGROES, Two boys
ana two nen-2 Mues-3 Cars, with Gear-l Saddle
Horse--3 Bch Cows 10 900 900 burnt Bricks, &c.
FERNS for bricks aud ~ months credit, negotiable
notes satisfactorily endOIsedfsr other articles. viii
he made known az saie....By order Of Curtis Carter,
sx'or, ROBERT sAHBtR, hne'r.
Me- ~
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UNDERSTANDINGS.

Yesterday was an interesting day for
lie nation. The representatives Of the
people, both national and state, were
sworn in TO consult the good ofs6e propie
Scarcely WAS there ever period, which
required cooler heads or puscr hearts.
All visionary speculatiou, all selfish con-
si'iera'ioDs, are to be discarded and he
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Il letter from Dir. Hacitey, dated Madrid 10th
Of Oct. receired6ythe Hornet. ,ohich IRE hare sesn
says the hecty wdS again presented Ivy our minis
ter the Duke san Fernando, nor minister OF state,
has not been Tatifed trH IL be ratified" SO
much for Mr.. Lang sco,Tect I'M formation from Glib.
TaitaT. IN Y pap
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NwAN TANtRN.-1hIs well known establishment
~ has been leased ny the subsCfIheT for term IT
years, and will 0n this day OPEN under his manage
reni fui the reception ot company. HS friends, aud
the public in general invited To call him, he
pledges himself 10 every eXeTOn H. make this stand
as drstabIe fsr It's accommodation as its situation is
inviting. Those who have heretofore been the ha.
bit Of calling on him al his former stand, may expect
To- find Tie same attention given them. and the prices,
with but little variation the same. All the houses
VII, hetretn this aud the spring undergo thorough
repair, and I've hXeJ in tire mot convenient and
Portable manner. II tie wtsh Of the proprietor
have taken IL earlier have had time to make every
NECESSARY preparation before the meeting OF the Legs
latuTe, hut IL was net ~ his power IN do so. few
DAYS will he necessary 10 complete his arrangements
~ making Of which, should any Inconvenience result
to b"aTdets or visitors, u will I've such unavod
able The price Of board will be made very reasonable
to persons that wish To boatd without lodging The
Ioos IN the tavern part Of the house, will he kept fer
transient customers aioue aud rooms IN the private
house will be furnished in most comfortable manner
for families travelling female servants, well acquan
ed With waiting ul always ne ready TO attend them.
Twelve or fifteen members Of The legislature he
accommodated with hoard, &c. &C. their horses kept
by the week or month. MANN S. VALENTINE.
Dec. :. elf
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by order ofSamueI Boaiwright and hy vtrtu, M a
~ deed OF trust bearing date the 2sib oct'r 1873
H"u dHiF record IN the cnunty uf Cumberland exc
e"te" 10 'he Subscribers BY Thomas Harris To secure
tDe payment OF eight hundred aud hf, six dollars aud
interest Que Samuel BoaiwTyhi-AiIl he offe I'd for
e 20 tGs hShest bidder, Cor ready money. the ist
day Of january ncrt before Zachatiab ra,or's Tav.
e'h VI tue town OF Gainesville, tract ~ LAND con-
nhs III! acres. waerron the said Thomas Harris nnw
Iesiors and adjoining the lands Wiiam Carrtiiglon
and Daniel Mayo. JOHN q UANitJ So
HeC' 4. bt..Ilt- DAVID SCRAgyDN
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hNoK StLt--The beautiful aud celebrated POINT
FhpSPECi, al the jun tipn OF Rig utanauIte " an
'he ono river THIS situation is The most d, rIttnt
OF any on the Ohio, and tbs soil equal 10 any nn lie
river, brag forty miles below Point Pleasant ana l2
ABOVE the Kentucky line. The subscriber has abo.t
Two thonsand acres, within miles in deTrFt syr
Neys; about 500 of which is hFsI rate bottr,. 500
hc.Huss IN '"on' OF i'n.anitt- The TIE. gsies
iInin Cabel, hanawha aud Mas counties can ,e
this place The road leading from Krniur X. To Vifpi
MA goes through il, and thriving village is on lie
land. THOMAS tTIsFiN ~ r,,N ~
Dec. z. -.
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"IiCE-Reuhjn GrOrEe having CONVEX ed 10 me
TIE whoe"i hi; es:ate. real aud personal To- be
ny me hen aad managed for his use, and the uses
declared In and by his deed to me- thai no cnnl,,cs
winch the said x. George may hereafter make Tor or
c"hcern'ng his estate, will he obligatory uhpu my
concurrence. BYui CnoVCp
Dec