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Delaware journal., 1828-02-22
1,l5o,i5S
THE EARTHQUAKES AT PoPAYAN.
Translated for the New Fork Daily .adpertise

Translated for the Ne,o Fork Daily .aapertiser.
Extract Of private Letter. dated in November,
1927 On the 10th of the present month. one
of the strongest earthquakes ever known in South
America, was experienced in this city. Its motion
was undula,ing, in the direction of south west and
north east; and it lasted three or four minutes.
From precisely O'clock in the evening, the earth
continued in constant convulsion, interrupted ev
cry 40 or so minutes by shocks, more less volent
AT 8 in the morning. there shock so powerful
that, in the opinion OF some, it equal to that
which was felt in Bngota on the 18th June, 1895
The light shocks. however, still continued, with |
out ntermlssion, until quarter before twelve when
we had a more formidable one than any preceding, |
which produced the greatest destruction. The rv
er Cauca afterwards turned into channel new
er known before, which increased the terror of the
inhabitants, ,who had fed in fear from the ruins Of
their houses to take refuge in the small buildings
scattered along the river banks. Women and chill
dren, old people and persons OF all classes, fled pre-
cipitately to the tops OF the neighbourlng hills, to
save from the water those lives which had been Just
rescued from the fury Of the earthquake.
At this moment, another shock was perceived,
which altho less Violent was sufficient to increase
the universal CONSERVATION. At one O'Clock in the
lay, the Cauca began to fall but the trembling of
the earth continued until the third day. interrupted
only by the occurrence Of more violent shocks. one
Of which occurred at five in the evening of the day
above mentioned the l7h and the other at half past
four in the morning uf the 9Th.
La an article on the folly and the probable effects
of party violence, the Georgia Courier makes the
following sensible remarks:
'.Rest assured the temple of our liberty, founded
in the intelligence, and supported by the affection
Of the People is not to be shaken by petty blasts
And when the tempest comes which may be dread
ed, it will not blow from the quarter to which Ger
tain party politicians now look for their pprtenou
dangers. The General Government is aUeok. com
pared to the States, and of its organization, the Ez
ecutlve Department is the eebest branch Let VIII
will be President of the United States, his amb
tious views are opposed by barriers which lie cam,
transcend No, the tempest which is to number
with Tyre, Palmyra Greece, and Rome and q,
us an existence only in the ever-during page Of Iii
tory, will be raised by the States Here all the da
ger lies. So it was viewed BY the wisest of tho
who remedied the evils of the old Confederation
the formation of present consuton--so it h
been viewed by our greatest men, from that tin
to this and, we need not add, what is but too a
parent, that the truth Of this assertion is fearful
Illustrated in the present seditous and disorsan
ing doctrines Of several members ofthe Conlede,
~
Delaware journal., 1828-02-22

hoy like it on record Dost not thou feel ashamed
to find tlyselfn such company? Thou art not ask
ed, if Samuel be man otruth but thou art desir-
ed to state whether the like has happened since
Adam was a little boy-or even ihall my porn DAYS
Yours to serve,
PETER VIDETTE.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-22
THE TEXT.
FOR CRAWFORD READ JACKSON.

From. The DelaaOare Gazette, March l8, 1925.
ga certain set of presses, which, during the can
vass for the Presidency, induged in the use OF the
most wanton abuse of Mr.. Crawford and accused h,m
of almost every thing that was base and abomnabie,
are now endeavoring to plaster him with their
praises"
SHOW we would seriously and candidiy inquire,
u.o that regards honesty, sincerity and talr dealing,
can place any confidence in SUCH PAPERS"
Delaware journal., 1828-02-22
TO COL. J. +. CLEMENT.

JeuT COT.
In the following tert, be pleased to read Jackson
instead of Crayford and you will be more convinc-
ed than ever o.! the great importance ofhavng pa
per like the Watchman, conducted by an original
Jacksoniau. Josiah, tell the world frankly what
thou thinkest Of thy brother Samuel, Is there any
Delaware journal., 1828-02-22
From The Deiamore Gazette .qug. II, 1924

"As we conceive that there is not the most re-
mote probability that either General jackson Mr.
Clay will succeede TO the, office, (of Presden) it
would be waste Of time and room to dwell at length
on the reasons which form our objections TO them
Lut we may remark, as pass, that the lIASTY
TEMPER, and VIOLENT PASSIONS of the for.
mer, amount, u,ith us, to an INSUPERABLE OBJ
LECTION TO HIM AS A CANDIDATE for The
executive chain Of the nation. A REPUBLIC
should be extremely cautious in elevating military
leader TO nigh and important station, however ami
able he may be In his manners, and pacific in his dis
positions and none but those possessing the most
exalted qualifications, and those of the most pacific
kind, should ever be THOUGHT Of for the office;
but he, whose greatest recommendation is DIS
REGARD TO LAW, JUSTICE or PROPRIErY,
when they stand in the way Of the Accomplishments
of favorite measure, though of doubtful propre-
ty should be avoided as MORE DANGEROUS
MAN than one who is an OPEN and DECLARED
FOE to our country and our liberties =! -
From the same paper Of februaryI, 1895.
nf In consequence Of concurrence of fortuitous
circumstances, the employment OF means to operate
upon the passions Of men u, violation Of their REQ
son and Judgment and the basest political contrsaa-
ces, it has ehaaced that General Jackson is highest in
vote"
"Thcy Tthe Trainers of the Constitution neves
intended that the Members of Congress should hE
thus confined in their choice and all that has been
said by the advocates of Gen. Jackson upon this sub
ject, is only an evidence of their own oeakaess and
,Oickedaess; and notwithstanding the Members Of
Congress have been threatened NTH the use Of
SWORDS AND MUSKETS against them. If they
rentared to do cherUiss than elect General Jackson,
we do not doubt that they will do chat they beiesc
to b: rigAt and they win draw their conclusions re-
spectng their duty from premises very different
from those which have been laid down for them by
THE LOVERS OF BLOOD and SL.QGGH
TER 2,
Delaware journal., 1828-02-22
From The same, Dlarcb n, 1925.

"On the other hand, we regretted to see that be,
Gen Jackson) yeat to the levee of the President op
ihe night after the election, and there CoNPLl-
NiENTED MR.. ADAMS ON HIS ELECTION.
Such an expression could moi have been expected
to accord with his feelings and from the letter be-
fore us-(Jackson's letter to Swartwout,) we have
DEMONSTRATION Of the fact that II did not"
&c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
.l(ARSII.4L,S &lLlE-

Jpn pursuance Of decree OF the superior Of chance
~ y .of The Richmond District, pronounced the 27h
day oi Feb s27 the Of H1b.on Meiae Brook,
vs. III Rae, aud IN pursuance Of order Of said CONT
III the same the Fourth day of February 1922
SHALL ON the Twentieth DAY of May, 1898, al the front
door OF Powel ayern IA the town OF Petersburg, Uer
SALE 10 the highest bidder at public auction rs
chess Hill tact of land, heretofore sold to H. Haxaalso 20
acres OF the same tract land heretofore cold Thons.
Gsrey but not paid orwhch land lies county he,-
erheld Also in like manner the Jay Of the salne
month"; on The pe,,e, offer of sale $50 acre, Of land y.
ed by Edward Kesand, John McRas 10 lis life
time, by two deeds bearing late the Gath Nov 1908 which
ceeds recorded IN the court Of Prince George oouniy
the 24h day Of the month"; SHALL at the front deor
Of The Eagle Hotel in The city Of Richmond, III like manner
hsr to sale 9593 aud ga OF snd belonging TO the
tate o John acse, dec lying the State OF sntucky in
the otuntics OF Madison and Lincoln aud principally the
waters oil Goose Creeks and 81 shares Of Manchester Turn
pike Stock. Terms Of sales --o,-h.
j. GUERRANT, IN. =. c. e.r 4.
or one Of his Deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
THE R.FCES-

kVEN the holloway CouIse, will commence Wednes
" day the 2sth day of May next and continue days:
1I Day Sweep.take., for Did colts and ey
heats $500 subscribers aud closed viz VIM X.
Jnhnon, James Harrison, Is. p Todd, Wm.-T Egg lesion,
VIM. M West, Henry M Clay, Upton Edmundson
Cd Day the Proprieto's Purse, worth 5000
without disc oant enance $50 distance with
the Club
Sd Day the Jockey Club Purse worth $500,
hung entrance $50 d.ance discretionary with the Club.
fhe Proprietor wall be prepared 10 entertain his friends
the hest The the Club are requested TO
pose OF organizing the Club and for the ohe
matters SAAl'L b. JErER. Proprietor.
April 25 ii5-tMv2O
4 PURPOSE sowing hignea 6idae,, Saturday
Sia IF Nay merit, " fur o,hcr:pss the far day,
Sunday ercPed athe PREMISES uHd Conveyed
'ne by Doe. Granville CraGdock By Deed Of Trust
the yayment ofddeL erein tnenfioHed containing
ProOemsnts consisting Of house srh be
for' and dboue lcith
mud PorchcS office kitchen laundry and Other
housss 'n The yard nso conodiois granary and stables
and Other improvements farm good repair.
MS represented thai th ha land
ousi situated for aproftsonat private fnliy
1hO choose to Keep entertainment being
The main fage Rood mites South of HaiiTas COURTHOUSE
and so situated that nOy De concerted soiih
TO pubic purposes private Tetrea may be prefer
red Al seho sch TO pv the premises, inferred
security aud deed rae payments haif
PAYABLE u, ~ months aud The balance years. The
as believed objectionable but Trustee, only eonuey
sneh tito as is vested an the deed Doci Craddock
r=ta'n Posses''om until The i5th day Of Dee.
THOS EASLEY.
TAG above Sale meets appreciation
GRANVILLE CR-fDDOcK
April IS ,ID t,s .Jy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
$50 REWARD

- ANYWAY !iOm tn. scribe, Irving in Albemarl.
- county on the 30h OF December last uatlo man
ny me name d" Artet e about teethIgb
oonni' nance pesk fine, has very large feet, Gay
inches ~ Lengthy aud has ms hands
by hum Whn he LETT home, he had black ur hat
par laced shoe pair of dak eoioured
tho probable be has chang ed his clothing this
possible that he may have pas. The above reward will
be gwen who will deliver him me- or secure
hun jail that get him again. Should aI.y pc, o
take him up aud lodge him Jail Of any suoh fellow
already IN jail, would thank them to me and M
eH ieueF To -fsto fUS, alhemaIie county, Va PAID
Anvil % 10 y 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
SPEECH.

MIR. SPEAKER: II have absiained from par.
topating in this discussion, It has 40, arisen from
the absence Of conviction Of the utter injustice
OF the measure which now seeius about 10 pass
this House.
should most gnworthily represent the feelings
Of my own constituents, If coiidcscendcd 10 dis
cuss the detail OF the bill before you. Wc
care not by what role Of division or proportion you
settle the contribution which you are detcrrnin-
ed to levy, on the only portion OF this Union
which IS destined not to participate in de booty
with which the bill itself Is freightcd. ! nave
considered that should as little consult the D..
erests as thc pride Of my constituents, ~ cilaI-
iering FOE reduction OF this hat duty AMI IN
effect telling You, that however grossly wc deem
ed The c'.2f'er OF ,s -onf5iorocy violated set il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
go REIH9pH

1fS ANYWAY from the subsc latter end Of
10 Nov 1927, neglo fellows, them named Sam
fhey al. both about % % age. The smallest
IS about H. high, with his stout
made, and OF Indian Complexion and vase The
Sam about ms high slender made, lons face rather
ri hight complexion The otker fellow John about
aud particularly his right thigh. When he hsre had
large butchers knife, aud will likely make in his
ie.nce he hiss resisted before; ani likely will
own his masters name will give $50 any
who will lodge them safe any Jail deliver up
me- IN Chester iistIietS O. $40 Tor enher Of them
JAMES WILLIE.
Rocky NJ ,un, Works, March IL 100 -D.i0+
N LII Pers0ns Esrae H. bt
Bell, dec. late Saddr of the city Richmond arr
requested TO call on the suc.crihtr settlement a IS
expected the reference 10 the book. will
have had them posted aud ready make settle
nents Although Il de.irah. that speedy close Ct
The administration should be made, shall give
BILE oe 20 these who may fall debt estate, upon er
giving oUJ for the thereof All those by
bonds and notes. informed, that the claims again the
estate are very urgently pressed, and that, therefore
am compelled 10 require them make im edae paynen
All persons failing a. Call in reasonable time may expect
that legal steps will be taken collection thereof
persons having claims against the
sent thein ProP ry aud legally authentic ated may he
aPfrsed "i the amount due, enable
nent' for their iquidaticn MY oc. the City Hall
where the Books and papers will be kept where shall
generally attend from 10 TO o'ciook.
w. D. WREN, Sersr ct G. r.
pecs ~ i'' g. S", r'e'
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Ftlnr,.u} Erre,,ses Rcd,ircj

FutsT0 Expenses Reduced.
consequence ct the tsnes, shall Continue 10 deduct
one-thrd from the former price, Of Cois OF every de-
'eift,on, with the SINE deduction from the hire
at the shortest notice.
~ rns s.oserioe' IS daily manu- alrims CABINET FUR
HII ONE Of every DESCRIPTION, winch will be sold low for
cash. country pr'duce or satisfactory paper Sd-bosr
Secretaries, bookcases, Warobe. ding tea, and
card Tables work. wash aud candle Stands.
mshogony and maple high aud low post D.desa. Sofas,
Touches and easy Chairs, cuied hair and aitrets
WIN eVey other article Of Cabinet Furniture also, good
supply OF mahogany for carpenters cabinet makers 81.
Domingo mabogsDy boards ow IS % cts per foot
hohsi as mahogany boards from 10 10 10 per foot with
hsn railing newels plank psnns tops, and vene.rs hair
co. coPs vanish and all other materials line,
WIN yood assortment Of Venetian Blinds, and and
81 manu- Forte Pianos GEORGE HENDREE,
OPposite the Merchants Coffee Ii 1use,
=, Main street, Rct mond.
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REaL ESI.7TE-

ELK ISLAND FOR SALE.
a uNEEABLY T. tHe last Wrlia Testament Of D, T.,.>
"a o. 1iiia iee duty feeor,ed ia the Ol.fk OHe. of
nttsrsbufg The executors will uef t. the hishet bie an
Wednesday TIE ilih Of June next the lower oetv ~ M
itand-This Invaluable Estate, - s,uated an I,,y y 80
~ u"'c'aDd county about 40 met abnye Richin md and
wtbn t"o Dil.s III Cattesyiile consists, Nv old u3ve,
VI DO sofssOf extremely rich Jw gfnund ,sb,cb s,s -
20 NE o productive state 81 cultivation. Every par, oGe
land aabtG particularly adspe 10 tue vrowb OF tobacco
whrl corn the soils Of the richest loan and ettr. iv
hiut'ge 0everai new tb.cco-itou.e have lately H.. .
ieotsd abd s buildings fully 4Jequale 10 serue the
crops isunornmon te'tfiny, eat beaItiine,s aud
o'd suNshasfs, render the valuable fst which Ia,
oesn W me market Persons desrou IF y,siing ,pal ~,
sa.ests'e aiefequeted e. examine the crops &c Nj, tv
y rTer The Aanager, viii take great pleasure IN h,v,av
.hs pl'nso" 10 any gentleman will visit w.th III At IN
TIE sale will take place the premes The term s ~
me most accommodating character The putehs,rr can
tam aoou S@OOOO Of the money during life Of the c
OF tue deeeassd,by paying the ateresi thereon
and ditts hsr demise, further credit for that amount viii m
aiIo"ed OF Il years 10 the manner the 70 ,ls
TO be pad IN three annual Dssm euis Approved bond
negotiable notes. for the interest, aud deed Of us on tbs
and TO ensure the rsyments will he required ,,
be gwen the tot Jan 1879, with the privilege or s.sJ,,a
wbea' next TALL the title sunquestionabe.
h me sane pleee time aud tefus will also he sold his n
ibu Panauon called Tuggles, contsniuE 200 AIRES OF o
Iine IL immediately opposite TO III Island Gnoehispd
0opny THE EXECUTORS.
- ~. ,'s, -. my y ii6-tds
offending 70 he absent ioB The Sia,e eytr IN months,
on 'uP 70 the South have appointed WIN r. B.osde.,
"m uhol'on my suof1ies ~ fact, fpr me hs
"m ADDISON POWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
-.1FIRNH.IL'S NILE'

MN pursuance NJ d.ceeoi the Supeor Court of Chan
NJ Gerry for the Ruhmpnd District, ed the 9Th
ay oil Fbgusy, 1929 the of Robert b. Bagby sdor
}ds boi John Bsghy, dec. Wn. Mann, .hsl
Saturday tbs 18th day June next, the premises ia the
ounty King Queen oer Tor SALE the hghes: bidder,
lat public auction fot oshbe residue of h.
pace: d land, OF 80 acres less, said county,
vhereon WIN. Mann resdes did reside, 1872
ng unsod, stated the bill, said cause be so acres and
the time and place, and like terms svealnegro
'aveswieh land aud slaves conveyed ihe deed
eusd by the defendant for the benefit nj the fesate
h. plaintiff, dated tn. 18th day Of July, 1872 and filed
YhIht sad which deed recorded the cir ks
a Dice Of King Queen county court.
j. GUERRANT, :. C. r. D.
OF his deputies.
The Slaves mentioned in said deed are-Ahce, woman
Viney agr5 Leity,a girl naehae girl; Avsy
msy womanj PHIL boy Henry, boy; Ben,a boy; and
4fenry,Jr
n NAV IS. 2-ti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
XPRLYG GOOUN

NELSON has received large AID general
- ns'rinen Of staple anl Fancy tinoiF among whi7b
e Nsyarino, Greeian plaid aud fancy eeJe Gfefin plaid
sysrino and iaocy striped sin hons ked and plain India
spu nws 9l'n'i iauboed aud Pan book aud null ounsj
mofte anG Jaeouet un,i rich worked Duslin robes hik
aion uSitng black aud eIofed eros de Naples India add
fsneh ssiins PLAID striped snd PLAIN blacr color ed
1lian nets SILK aud cotton hoefy bobhnef soe anh
Forked muslin peiernes capes aud coas Black and white
Iobbnet lace webs and hdks English snd French thread
tcs snd sdgings; Londcn cloths, Vesnrs; Irish
Poems sheetings and dsmask znabutEs aud tckerhugs
trown aud bieschsd shntiuss aud dcgejhc paid-wh a
uey OF other desirable goods, which will be sold al the
twest prices.
4 may2. 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16

INHE ubsciih-r will seil privately IN, tract OF land ~
ped'od county, situated the north south forks cf
u9ose Creek and the road leading Lynehbrg
!" cmc ass, II miles OF Liberty, and adjoining Capt
Duior u conia'Ds about 400 acre., Of which 500
Cleared The part which unceareJ, except small
Potot exceitn tobacco land the cleared land $50
acres are low gYuns OF the frat qualify the
emarksby hue high lah, Tins Of the uscs of
ahu ~ tue upper country btiug well adapted the eua
ion OF ohaeeo and all kinds OF grain lies remarkably well
ana 'eiy Tree from sone II divided would make very
handsome tracts, which snail be doue, II those wh1 wish
wh IT. Persons wishing to may apply
ne residing ~ the nyhborhood Of New London,
jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
.NETV .N-4P or VIRGLNLl.

VIE Now Map OF Vrsinis, compiled actual surse,.
Il under the authority ~ the State, published ard
may be ohanedby Petsons desrOus ON apun
mOnd. " ~ - A''N''-
This wax Effected by the lsbour Of many wears, and II
great cost Of care and money, has
eI IA variety aud accuracy OF deia beauty eesanc,
oi execution reflects the highest on the se,euce
s. OF Tue person. immediately concerned in publications
ous prove bghy sra,yng and useful to the public The
Legislature have authorized e sale OF $50 Comics % f nj,
MAP on The large scale Of five miles the inch; aud The
eutive, with The view Of kpg the sale extensive and
AZ possible have directed the copies disposed Of The
moderate price Of $50. " " ~
Under these circumstance, probable that persons who
shall NO. make .aly application, vii be unah, 10 tIia,
Copy IT ilis beautiful and valuable work
Auemt 8. o. 81,
Mnp Of Pirgnia, reduced from TIE Nine Sh,st sIo, ~
ne Sfds according 10 e provision, of oFth. 6ei,gJ
6%e,'tfy passed Nh Darch 1857, IS also pIbiishsd ,,J
may os ostn'ned on application above Price 80 et eo
tgPs y oofh maps ~ convenient portable form ~ an BE-
D,c % igl7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
II Uaiu05Ie Plantation for S0ie

n UHIu0bIe PInnf0ti0H Tor Sue
fFUE SuJso,ibsr as for saets Plantation tie county
II H0nouey, lying Chickatoiny Soatqg, containing
$50 acesj Is z miles /yon the ohyef Richmond; ~
Msctenicsyais Turnpike Pases m,oaghd Thee
han 700 which hdvs CLEARED; fhetber
considered equal IL saperorf0 any fhis section of
country There 80 ofcreei,nf Msodoig Latd VI.
sd pnTchnssr tint part lying beiov ke T0npike 00vd
tpdrwefy dfsposedoC There t. Saw Nh within koff
mule, yhich mould BE- greaf Gdpsnfage any soish.ag
get WP fhe timber, bid 6phey description desr
nnecessDy osttoe 66sirous Of resting capital IN LAM
vW Uieo u. Joshaa Stoys ftpHg tie aj9fpg 6frn so0i
fhe.en az my liDsi appiicaii9Hto BE- matt 70 him
zasaa7. 20 II GERYdS SToRRS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
.4D.UINISTRHTOIeS NOTICE.

LII persons hsv,ug claims sgsn the estate Of
"a Berkey, dec. late # Barn Elm, the county Of Mid
dtssx hereby requested 10 present heu for adjustment
properly authenticated and ali persons indebted 70 The
tale will please 10 make payment. WI holland
Jac ~ 76-H Ad'mf Of after -. Befkey, dee.
ElthE Executive viii receive proposal. conformity
~ the provisions Of the 81 section u the Concerning
The 8rmOfy, hereto annexed -" Aud he further enacted,
that the Executive he authorised required ascertain upon
What terms the Armory Buildings Lind atiashed fhsytto,
can be sold, exchanged leased for tern of years.
nuneste 70 the next General Assembly result their
enquiry" By order Of the Executive.
WM. II. RICHARDSON, c. C.
Executive Department
18Th March, 1925.
Msfch - Id
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Ni.y2.
.NEIV GOODS

( ALL NELSON has received handsome assortment of
Gieean piaid and fancy striped gnshans, Navsrino,
urScisn and other fancy oacoes the sty Sw..
jackonet muslns, black color. Gro; d. Maple.
'ks, hsreg. aud other fancy han kechefs, black
auss prunelia, Florebtne PHtshurg cords,
stripes ard stout plsds, for wear German
aud tckenhurg Scotch oznaburs and dowla with large
and spion checks, Nc
April .. losf
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Virginia land Oaice De- N 1s97

conformity 7rHh .Jct snfnied. dg fef In y,5,-,
tto one aet thc ssuecat conoe,ns E,eI,ntor os
tAs 6h dey Of jim 1919, do hs,eJy mai, toc to ali
v ~ may conofra that appear by cerfifoafes of ne
Eichsror Of Vood County daisd i7I Nov 1877 and
rees'vsd uto ts e4ics ths i0fh lust that 6y iqor
a .se J9" or the i5h Of June asi, ract Of
i"Hf containing 5000 acres the Ohio Rper in f
egs.y Wood ,Hd ajoning the aud, i0rvsysd 10, Wn
t"ssH rnd% Igheh Rudolph Wadrick lied s.issd tohoa
, HM. SELDEN, n. %.