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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
THE GAZETTE.
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JAN. IS, 1920.


The Editor Of the Haiioscea .lauocate does
himself much hoaour IN his remarks on the
Missouri question; he wishes for Tie ad,nis
sion of Maine. bu' he would nof purchase il hs
:. a d.re ic' on OF principle $" Il is crafty
lug t. find men on this topic, laying aside par
~ feelings, and candidly ayouipg lhei, wish.
es. that our delegates may &C, With irnnese
aid integrity.
The Senate Of the U. s have cert,isly
: done themselves no credit in the opinion al
upright and enlightened men by the course
they have pursued !; they have time, however.
to retrace their steps onthis subject.
The Yeas and Nays in the senate cfthe IT, s.
on Mr.. Roberts motion 10 recommit the Maine
bill for the purpose of separating the amendment.
which added Missouri to il, were as follows
Yeas, Mr.. Nellen and Mr.. Otis, Mass. Mr.. Nor
Sill, N. II. Mr.. Dana aud Mr.. Lanman Con. Mr..
Durri'l and Mr.. Hunter, r. I. Mr.. Ticknor Yer.
Mr.. Sanford n. Y. Nr. Dickerson and Mr.. WI
son N. J. M. Iawrie and Mr.. Roberts. Penn
Mr.. Horsey and Van Dyke, Del. Mr., Ruggies and
Mr.. Trimbs, Ohio, and Mr.. Noble Of Indiana. 10.
All the other Senators 25 in number were present
except Mr. King, of N. Y. and voted against the
motion, of course, the question was decided by a
Ahnfos'sy VI 80 voeSss
We present the outlines of the debate in the
House Of Representatives Of the United States
on the subject Of admitting Maine into the
Union, in this DAYS paper. |, will he seen
that the bill has heen TRAVELLED in the Senate
BY claiming al its heels The black population
Of Ms uri. This were "weiehl 10 sink a
uavy;" but we trust the House will throw over
this burden. and discharge fom Maine such
sontraband.
We understand that our Senator. and Rep
resentstives will persevere in this good work
10 the last, and that Mr.. MErLEN intend. in
PRODUCING new bill with clause similar to
that in the Missouri bill. to inhibit slavery in
the new state Of Maine in that case they may
both psrs At once and with similar res 'rctious
Although the time for the admission Of
Maine l. limited 10 the 4th of March next by
the act Of our Legislature. We presume. that
ie there should not he probability of our be-
lag admitted. pre-, ious to that period the legis-
lature would either extend the time or wholly
repeal The limiting clause and thus avoid
repetition Of the trouble and excitement and
expense already incurred in ascertaining the
wishes Of the people, and in preparing frame
ofgovernment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

We recommend to our readers the pesusal
Of the seniannual report oil the Institution jor
Servings IN this town. The facts u ,enp,s'ns,
are the best commentary upon its usefulness
aud success. IS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

A commercial friend has rers politely farored us
w,ih The (oi's,ciag Rui,s and Regulations offhe
OAcers o, Cusisms at ffarana W. publish
them for N. affirmation Of merchants and
9th. re- trading 10 that place -
I. Rvery captain or supercsrgo shall deliver a
manifest cf his cargo sworn to and signed, con-
tain,ng the number Of Bales or Packages, to the
first visiting boat, Immediately on their arrival =
The comnandant or Custom house officer, shall
certify on the back Of the said manifest, putting
his flourish [sgnature1 on each sheet, the day
and hour Of his receipt, and then shall deliver II
into the Custom house.
2. Should any captain or supercarso be neg
lectfnl on, or should deliver false manifest, he
shail pay fine Of 500 dollars, besides being LA
bic to further prosecution, according to the ma
ture Of the case and should the commandment or
visiting officer be neglected. in demanding, certi.
flying and delivering into the custom house said
manifest, an equal hns Of 900 do'lau shall be
paid by him. W
sci. the captain or supescargo shall personally
appear At the Custom house, there 10 deliver a
second manifest, containing his cargo particularly
specified signed by himself, and in the presence
Of the collector, notary and interpreter, he shall
solemn swear that no more cargo 10 on beard
than that contained in said manifest. The form
Of this oath will be kept printed in three or lsore
laguages, which after being legally authorized,
shall be joined to said manifest
a. A fine Of 1000 dollars shall be exacted Of the
captain or .upercargo in case he omits to present
the detailed manifest and take his oath within
the time before ,nentioned and should there be
any material difference between the Manfests,
the overplus shall be seized, x a fine of an equiv
alent amount of said goods shall be exacted from
the captain or supercargo, unless said difference
should have arisen undesignedly.
8. II the captain should not be able to specify
the particulars Of the goods in the manifest, eth
er from incapacity not having supcrcarso on
board, in that case this duty shall fall upon the
co1signee, who shall always exhibit in the time
already stated, the original invoices, authorized
by the respective Consuls OF Vice Consuis OF
Spain, as heretofore required, aud the interpreter
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

TRIAL OF THE BOURNS.
L,oR the Murder of Russell COLVIN
IL for ss,eas
WILLIAM HYDE'S Bookstore
Price 60 cts. Portland Jan. rs.
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m0pe whom me connHte6 n6fce WIN Ilesh
liar satisfaction, the name. ofa very consider
nile numver of females, who bave deposited ia
this. tnsfi.sion the eaiaings Of their industry
h isslso a sYAjec1 Congratulations that y i've
~ an ,n,eyesisn its .suFesss is minilestsi BY
al classes The community. lhis interest
we are con6dsptsill daily Mefease, as the
benevolent aud usetnI design nf ~ institution
bscosnes more gepers'}is knasa land we an.
t,cipase with the highesl satisfaction, The ben
efciM Elects, which his useful establishment
willproluce on the Industry, economy, aud
morals Of society.
WIN. p. PRfTLE
LEVI CO TIER.
Portland, jan. 81, 1920.
Although the gale was very severe on Mon
day week. we nave yet heardso no wrecks IN
his vicinity. A number OF M iine vessels
however have met with disastets. For par
,icuiars Of which we refer 10 one shipping
memoranda.
The present JaDuary seems 10 be more In
he old stvle than any for number oil years
,ast, We have row our SNOW Storms and our
-pow drifts, some too. of respectable size, aud
which would got suffer much by comparison
with ,hos. of le02-and we are aroused b.,
the lively ringing of The sleigh bells, inste ad
of our ears beng offended with the hosI>e
run,bling Of loaded Wagons upon the frozen
and rough ground. The roads are not yet
very we'll broken, FAR into the country; we do
not therefore experience The full benefit v h'ch
he facility oflrsveling affords 10 business.
aut we soon expect to see TIE welcome s'e'ghs
4 Coos. VerMont and Canada rushing through
our streets. loaded win thes'apies oi Iher soI.
nj enriching themselves and our me'ohaut.
" the exchange Of commodities then We
..,al bear some resemblance 10 the three OF
tour never TO be tprgottep years, which pre-
coded The mbargo. when he Who would work
,high,. aserbe who did was amply and prompt.
~ paid when 10 be All incumbent upon the
own belonged only to him. whom accident
md misfortune rendered unable to labour, OF
hun. who had lost all pride and moral feel
log. We hope to see such t'oes return, tel
that is the ooly golden age, which encourages
industry the mother OF all vlriuous habits, b,
giving employment 10 all classes Of society
wo'k IS The best charity Ysu can 1es'o" upon
the poor. -.
We recommend to our readers the pesusal
4 a. ....-s~s - H.. Il. .fsf,f,a,, yov
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

I las Removed from No. II LonN
Wharf, to the Brick Store No. / Cenfrnk-Itow,
WHERE Nv Has poR SALE,
Is hhds. St. Croix RUM,
do. Winiward Island do.
% do. resAilin: MOLASsES,
TOD bb.s.. MACKEREL, in whole, half and
quarter barrel,
TO LET,
THE CouNr,NG-itooM. No. 2, In the sane
5ock with one or two apartments in the Store,
the Counting Room is large aud com.nodious,
Portland, Jan. IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

Although the gale was very severe on Mon.
day week. we nave yet heard, of no wrecks IN
his vicinity. A number OF IA line vessels
however have met with disastets. For par
'cuiars Of which we refer 10 QUE shipping
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

Jan. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
Valuable Land for .Soie

NE subscriber being anxious TemOv, to the west.
un eOubtfy, oilers for sale the plantation Wbereon
oe resides, called fOThERINGAY, in Montgomery
S"n"it' Virginia This tract contains 500 acres ahuuI
sa OF "bch Is low grounds, cleared and considered
hst 'Ate aIdbe aud meadow land. IL lies on botL
sues "i Roanoke TiveT, and The main western road
runs thf"uEb t. The buildings are new and valuable
~. Ua d Pan 81 this ihSid, IS AN ESTABLISHMENP
TON TAVERN which, without ANY laHd annexed
ieh's IO 200 per anDum. There III the IatUi h.
tween Two aud three hundred caue, like humber Of
shetp dho good stock Of bcgs, which can lie bouuht
Win TUE pIdce--AlsO ihe turnpike road ZION, The 1p
PeIhOsi crossing Of the Roanoke river across Tia. Ai
ghah) mountain, Of which an the sole ufopTie,o,-
HpCn 'eaG las been established and operation sbou
eAeen years. Also, something over 500 aeIes o1 aud
a1ohng ana contiguous thereto, situated irons to
niIIes on HOntgoEsfy court house, which are four
Pantdllohs, leased Out-Asu tract On both sides Of
Lllue river, ia which about 1870 acrps...T aIsv
ouer ioI sale IN behan OF my SOU George tiart az
100 acres va botelOnrt county, tue north side Of
tne Nodhoke. Ihis tract oOntshs about tWo hundred
acres OF h,st rate bottom ihe balance good tobacco
aIo gI"ln lands About twenty acres Of TIE bottom js
III woods ON this Tract is stock Of cattle sheen
ana hogs, which may be bought With the land The
teImS WI be fair and equitable aud negroes iu fam,
ne' received lD pan payment for all, Or any part oC
iDis property. The property IN BUtetourtwiI be shew
ny MI John {. Griffin, VI FiBcsstfe rr
,,. . GEORGE HANCOCK.
7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
RlDeEwAY. October 1, 1919.
From the LoAdon Couri.r.l
Receired at the Office Of tie COMMERCIAL .Adrer

From the LoAdoa Coaritr.I
heeeited at the Office ~ tie Commercial Adrer-
tiser.
LONDON, February I5.-We have received
since Oui last, The Paris Journals of F,ida1
aud Saturday. The Intelligence they brin;
respecting The progress Of tie Spanish Iu.mr
Itcuoh' Is OF considerable Importance. Gen.
fRBfRE, Oh the 2Sth MI. had not marched
against Tile rebels, who dccOT ding 10 one ac
count, are ioftired up To the teeth" Tho
alleged reason for this DELAY is the eKtrem
reluctance Oh the part Of The Government 10
shed any Hood, aud the hope thai trauuuiIii,v
may be restored without resortluv TO thaterJ
IRENE. II this be policy. we have no besi,a-
uoh IT. saying IL is bad, Tor clemehcy 10 trai,
90 h"' never Yet been fouGd protcction
',Oh treason. we are afraid, however, the
dri4N does not spring from tenderness Inn,
from Necessity. General FRRYHg eiIbpr La,
noi d 'ufbcienry OF troops viii, which 10 en-.
connttr the Iebtls,o or he cannot reIy mon
their hdehtN tor admitting, even the ureipnt
that IS urged, surely lie cantnt eKpeci ,Uliic
tie remains inaetIVe ~ Seville, the Iusnrornts
VIII march there To him, mud lay down IheiT
aims. lie OD tie contrary, shOulJ prassnt
himself before the Insurgents with. he cs,
superior army; aud Showing them that he
has the means to enforce submis,ion bnid
out the alternative OF pardon 40 those ,.L,
voluntarily surrender. WV
lie attempt OF Santiago, OF the evening" of
tue 2ith, 10 produce an insurreCtiou in CaJi,
war OF more formidable character than wa,
he
day and his intention was TO open the gates
OF tie city To the rebels. His scheme was
frustrated, but not until some lives were tost
ht acCOHht says, fourteen Of bis followers
were killed, aud many wounded He himseIF
made his escape, instead OF Nv ~ massncrod
iD,y me indignant populacc, ~ was first ststed.
MS Santiago is the son Of y metcbaut AZ a..
az and was promoted by The Provisional 60.
VtTnlnent ~ 1918, TO the rank OF colonel
upon the whole, II would be hazardous In
afhrm, upon tie authority Ofsucb circu,ustan.
ces ~ have hitlleFtO transpifed, thai Ills 70
Won Is bkelY TO be suppressed With0ut hlood
Shod aud When once THE sword shall he dra0n
on both sides, ciyh var. will have berun
Whlch niayhdye coDSe qnepCes more disaStrou,
Than cas-, perhaps, be anticipated.
~ the following extracts, from the Paris
p"prTs which were received this mov,,ing
WI De lSuhd proclamation from Ouirogs
Ia general Of the Insurgen,s. We know H.,
whether II be authentic but its date. and a.
sentiments are Prescriptions in lis favor
lNSUbRECTION ~ SPAIN
J. lndIcate1f, Bordeaux journal. has pub-
isnsd Tie following Proclamation. b, Ont,o-
ss' thlef of the Spanish Iusurgeuts. al l,,ss.
"a 10 tie lrOOps Ia AGdalusia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
Valuable rOuerfU To1 NJ


virtue OF deed executed by John Hill dereas.d
81 and taylor Ill., late hans and pa,tu,rs rad
ing uhse the hIm Of JOHN q Baylor Hill bearing dale
me 18TH DAY OF July, 1918, duly IecoIded in III
Cieths oince OF hIns william county court for lbe
De'ohgingto he late partnership between The
we wiz sell Oh the premises TO tse highest BIDDER f
the ofh day Of May nezt IL fair, II net on the next
,d "a! on cIedi, OF four years at least that veil
SHOWN MANUFACTuRlNG MILL, and ONE HUN.
ui1En AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND thereto ad
Joining, situate on Herring Creek, about Two u1iIes
rom AyitPs "aTehonse in King William county, This
property mas mani recommendations, aud is worthy
attention OF miileTs and merchants Herring creek
considered oHe Of the constant streams i'm lbs
rover country The mill is situated in healthy conn
ny Wnich affords ali abundant supply Of wheat Tho
mn mouse Is spacious, and contains three pair az
stones "Ith necessary machinery IN complete order
There are two granaries lately buiit capable of ron
tanning between 900 and 900 OF gram ana
SoTr house and dwelling house. PO.ses.iGn al The
premises, except the land will be delivered on te da
OF sale, and OF the land the Let DAY OF IanuaIy
1911 with ineTty To SOW wheat at the usual tuue'
Bond and approved security aud also deed OF trn,t
on TIE property Will be required of the purchaser
CHARLES HILL,
RlCHAKU HILL.
AT the same time and place the STOCK or GOons
hUGSI &c helonging to the late urn Of JOHN 81 Bavo,.
hhS win be sold on cTeat Of six months Bond ard
security viii be required Of The purchasers.
BAYLOR HILL,
hsrch II. " IrI e. .S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
DISSOLUTION

THE copartnership of DAVIDSON a. SMELL va,
uisssived by mutual consent the lst~ day Of
hHeh..'.. All debts owing by The late arm in Rich
mona VIII be paid by James Smell, to whom all per
sons indebted for work done In the Richmond Burr
hiH S0ne Mandatory, will make prompt payment
These Indebted fcr work done in the Petsrsbnrs Burr
h'n Sfone ianHfdctory, will make payment therefor
10 Jas. Dasiuson, who in like will pay all debts
owing oy the tate nrn IN that place The subscribers
take TINS opportunity of rendering TO their friends and
he puolc generally their sincere aud thanks
TOT he very seral encouragement they have received
h Tue line III then profession. From the appreciation
thelr stones have received by the many excellent
niiers who have tried them in every srctisn of this
state, as we'll as North Carolina the are
induced stili To hope that The liberal announcements
Hitherto received will be contnued to either az the
undsrsigned. Those who Will please to favour James
Shu IN Richinond, or James Davidson, in Pe,ershutp
mas I've assured that every exeron will he made aud
personal ana given, gratis, TO render theE perfectly
satisfied.
JAMES SMELL has en- hand complete assortment
ot MILL STONES of all sizes, at his shop in Rich
mona, ON lSth between ID aud 4 streets. where or
deIs will be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed To-.
JAMES DAVIDSON has on hand a somple,e a,
torlineht OF MILL STONES, Of all sizes at his shnp
III Petersburg In Old street near II. FuTt * Co.'S mil
"bers oIdsTS will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to
At either of the above manufactures may be obtain
ca ready MAIDS, neatly finished, warranted REAL
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, combining yfrsDgfb
WIN osdaty In consequence OF the hardness of the
times, the subscribcrs will sell mill stones in Rich
mono or petersburg, oa credit Of tueiVe months at
heir former cash prices in every instance two EN-
aoisers viii be required, for cash liberal discount
VIII DC maue JAMES SNELL,
March "a. Ios naw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
no 7....ON STONE FENCES.
fhead Oet1I-y I'm. ISiqi

SIR: Ina former communication 10 our' so.
f'rty Oh the subject Of secret o. covered ditch.
os. among other arguments in favour of using
tone tor that purpO,e, mentioned that we
hereby oiien cleared 0Ur fields Of great nni-
duce. Certainly more Obvious end more Of
'sciuil means OF accumpl ,ltog lhis nd il 10
4, use the stone rs a material for fencing and
thOeyefy one, perhaps, Will agree win inc IN
'''is orinon. and 90 allowing the great advau
anu o. hdViiis Vhf eGaDie iduus CLEARED Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
patent Wheat Tn,eshina. 1Jocli,c


'E'hE subscriber residing ia the GUY Of Kicbu,ond
beihg aup anth"tised as agent for the proprietor
MAKES Known to The farmers throughout tbe country
tbat ne Is now prepared to exhibit the model grant
Pa'ehi ighis aud give directions Tor the CONSTRUCTION
anu putting IN operation, RGHsgAe's ueMIV i,,ysUIsa
" Heef IhTsshi"g SarhiHe, which 10 aIioWrd by the
pesl Iaihes ~ ibe lower county TO be equal M sot
superior To any thing of The ksnd heretofore uGetedo
Tue puhic- anu when tic cheapnpss AID simplicity AZ
C"hs'tn' ton ~ taken int" Conside alton thougbt 10
De Nssty preferable as the whole " the ma chine
aio pattbi right tucIBdet, will amount 10 more
hah SINiy OF seventy dollars 10 those no have harm
nooi on WbiSh TREY eau he wOTked-Where thar IL 0cf
ihe case, there will be The additional eNprtse Of Z.
hoot-tWO yoke OF oxen, travelling A. their ssnal mar
WIZ get 0hi ~ least 100 bushels Of Wheat per day ~
Whi aiteud 70 The construction and pnttins Them In
operation, where gentlemen may require a. vitbo,d
shJ Inflhei charge, except my travelling eyveusesS
nose VINO I'VE but short distance there v W lie Dsu,
me COST OF patent right will be twenty.Rye tosts Tor
each machines but gentlemen wishing H. may contsrt
IoI enc OF more eOnniits, as they teuets
auuIes9ea 70 ule, at tie Columbian Hotel Richmond
postpaid, VIII be promptly attended to- hy
KlrCHIE AYREs
, dgenf for U0. N. Ra,ooSf.
90 neIeby make kno~n 10 an persons whom itinay
concern, that Major Richie Ayfss Of The cir or EieE
Guy suibeIstd and empow cred BY nie IS nv
ssenl ioI vending and dsposng 81 patent tights 70 ai
thOse VINO may wish to pHtehate snd use my usmIs
WifNfsd Poftnf HheGf Thresbfng Machine
owen uhGeF NY hand tbs 23lb day Of February 1870
49,, Wa. ~. RASSONg.
""'cn 80 gT..wi2H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31

have given grea: sattflction to- the old sol.
dters OF Independence. The battle which
closed this war, that OF New Orleans, is one
OF the most curious phenomena OF military his
Tory, aad one OF the best Arguments III favor
OF the employment o { Militia 10 tesis, the
attacks Of Regular Troops
Accept tie assurance, sc.
LA FAYETrE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31
mnfch %.

Bwgtay and other Oa.rages Committed.
IN Saturday Tight last, the lIth INST between the
" hours of nine und ten o'clock, A BANDiTJI OF
pESPERhDoES, nominating themselves night guard
WIN masks oa their faces, violently and unIaw Iuy
broke open the DUsktiEs House OF The subscriber nv
forcing the bar OF the door aud breaking two enter
ing therein taking and dragging hnl out bhndoldiny
MIN aud carrying him th rough the street tbreatensS
MIN with the most severe aud cruel punishment II he
spoke one wnrd in win dicaion Of his rights !: act
ing more like S0Uoges than civilized men, LEAVING
also his deer open to the mercy any robber-run,
maglng his house aud drinking his spirituous liquors
Ieihahs on the counter, aud committing every sort
men.
Concerning my duty az citizen, do therefore give
the above pH6ticeD IN order that every honest hss
keeper may he aware OF the ~ such vile meme
traitors who are not aussnable the laws Of God or
man. NORrO SIR p,y.T
Harket square, Petersburg, HGrch 4.
D--The above horri deeds were again committed
on my heuse aud SELF on Wednesday night last about
the heur OF ~ O'Clock, when asleep IN my bed hui
with more violence comnt OH myself.
,,, NJ. SULLIVAN,
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Lands fol SAFE, upon LreeIjf


virtue 81 decree of the Honorable the sun,rio,
- Con't Of Chancery for the Richmond Dislric,
pronounced on HE 2Uth of February, 1915 in .ause
tueIeln depending between Henry Banks palmtiI and
Daniel Call, Executor OF, and deVisee in trust undey
tne ast VIII and testament of Robert Means decd and
charles Spencer defsndanis-wiIl be sold bu Iibomi
any warranty, at public auction 10 the hughes, bddsr
az Tue mont door OF the Eagle Hotel in the rity 81
hSounono' on The 23d day Of Mag merit, upon ere
OIL OF one aud two years, the purchasers gyir bond
WIN security, aud deed of upon the lands. 10
secure The PAYMENT Of the pure base money the fol-
owing TRACTS OF LAND-yiz IOgsO acres in tbe
county OF GTeeBhTeT on the north east side M i've
meauOH river; 1000 in the Daten, "a he
~ the county OF Harrison, on the Gady fork Of
VeI-iOOo acres described in the patest to be
situate III The county of HARRISON ON The head waters
VI ote"sps run, drain OF Tiger valley river-bO00
Inscribed IN the patent situate in the SONNY
OF Harrison, ON HachePs cTeek-l9Si acres desorb.d
w tue patent as situate In the county Of Hanson nm
thewa'ers of Quatty creek5OD acres detcrjbed m,
patent as situate IN tue county OF Harrison between
oVewdFs run aud Hedden's mill 800 acres descIbed
~ 'e patent IS situate in the county OF Harrison upon
tpe "ates OF Stewards TuH-50O acres, described I'M
1ne patenI as situate IN the county Of Harrison uuen
oiewaTts Tun5OO acres described IN the patent
on IN me county OF Harrison, upon warts run
acres Described in the patent situate IN the
county OF Harrison, upon the Glady FORK OF Cbrat RI
eroo0 acres described in the patent as situate m the
comfy OF Harrison, upon Stewards Tun.....Tilr "a.
TENS for the above lands all issued 10 Robe means
as assignee Of Henry Banks
DANIEL CALL,
Executor and deyisee IN trust under the Last vii,
aud tesiameRt vi Robert Neaus DECD
j. GUERRANT, N. 5. O. {. n d.
piaNtg aus upon the
Terms OF sale, shall by virtue oGa decree Of the Hon
CRADLE Coult Of the United States foT tie nnb creui,
ahd virginia district also SELL other ttacls OF land
ibai IS to say, 1000 acres described IN the psten
situate ~ The COUNTY Of Harrison upon the Wats,s at
Gaiiy and Williaus riyer-aBd 1000 acres desctibr6
~ the patent as situate ~ The county OF Harrison uo
Gduiy iiver The patents for the two iasi tiacts OF
,end arc issued 10 R,ber Means as assignee Of vii
liam Haslet. a'signee OF Richard Smith, who was
assignee Of william Lewis Lovely
DANIEL CALL,
Executor Of, asd devisee "a trust under tbs las,
March IL. ioi "a.