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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01
The Thorough Bred Horse
SEHYE.OCK.

VIII stand the ensuing season at New
Hope and tishersville, and will be let to
mares at Five Dollars the single leap.
payable at the time OF service-Eight
Dollars the season, payable at the expi-
ration OF the seasen-and Twelve Dol
lars to ensure a mare in foal, payable
when ascertained to be in foal. Any
person putting by the insurance, and
parting with the mare before she is as
certained to be in foal, forleits the en-.
surance money,
SHfLOCK is beautiful red sorrel
full sixteen hands one ;nch high, of fine
form and appearance. and possessing
great muscular power.
PEDIGREE.
Shylock was got by the celebrated
horse Cripple, Cripple by old Shylock.
and he by the imported Bedford his
dam by Magog, and his dam by old Ce-
lar. Shylock's (the presen, horse) dam
by the celebrated old Potomac, his grand
dam by PotSos. his g g dam by old Shark,
Out Of a Twig mare, his g g G dam by
old fearnaught, his G G g G dam by i'm.
ported Jolly Roger, his G ggg dam bv
imported Mark Anthony. PotSos was
got by imported Shark. his dam by inns
ported Flimnas, grand dam by imported
fearnaught, his g dam by Jolly Roger,
Ills & dam by imported Janus. Film
mas was foaled in 1856, and was import
ed into South Carolina, and got bv the
celebrated South, his dam by Cygnet.
grand dam BY Cartouch, g g dam BY
Young Ebony. Ebony's dam by Chill
ders, (more extensively known by FIy-
ing Childers, his g g dam by old Ed.
ony, Ebony by Basto.
Extract ola letter from Capt. William
X. Mills, of Nottoway, Va.
DR.. McCuloch-Enclosed you will
find true and full pedigree of yolr
horse Shylock, which Col. Sam'I. B. jeter
has Politel J furnished me, and by refer
ence to the Turf Register you will read.
lily see his crosses from the first horses
England ever produced, or figure to adj
vantage III America. The owner of
Shylock never would have him trained,
although he was advised so to do by
many good judges"
We have several certificates from dis
tngnished gentlemen OF Nottoway, es-
tabllshing the character and blood of
Shylock, which can be seen at any time
in New Hope.
The season to commence on the goth
day OF March, and expire the 10Th of
June. All possible care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but no liability
should any happen.
GEO. w. McCULLOCH,
JAS. G. DICKINSON.
Feby, 10. I93S-tf
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Bath Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, April Term, 1881
John Carlisle, plaintiG-against
John and Thomas Sitlington, admins
traitors of William Sitling,on, dec d,
and others, defendants.
1t is ordered that tire report OF Master
Commissioner Joseph Damron in this
cause be recommItted to Master Com.
missioner Samuel Clarke, who after Civ
ing the creditors Of the estate of William
sitinston notice to bring forward their
claims against the estate by advertise
ment published in the Stauuton Specta-
tor Tor TOUR weeks successfully, do state
and report what amount of the personal
assets which have been applied by the
administrators to the payment Of the
specially debts that bind the heirs. Cd,
What amount of the personal assets
Will be necessary to extinguish the un-
paid specially debts that bind the heirs
and Sd, what is the amount of debts
that form charge upon he real estate
IN the hands oil the heirs, together with
the other debts still subsis.ing against
the estate of the said William Sitlington,
aud together with any other matters
thought pertinent by himself, or requir-
ed by the parties TO be stated and re-
ported, and the sold Commissioner is
authorized to proceed in the absence Of
either party, who havingreasonabIe notice
oil his primary appointment and adjourn
ment shall Tail TO attend him,
a copy-Teste
CHS +. FRANCISCO, DC.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust execute d
TO me by Robert Terrell, bearing date
the Sth day OF November, 1886, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office ofthe
County Court of Augusta, I will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY.
the Sd day of March next, in the town
OF Waynesborough, the following real
and personal property, to wit:
A HOUSE & LOT
in the upper end OF Waynesborough, be.
ing the same lot purchased by said Ter
reEl from John Shaver.-Also,
Ossc 'S6E .4cs.e lot
on the back street in said town, which
was also purchased by said Terrell from
said Shaver.-Also,
One bay Horse 3 years old,
l grey Horse 5 years old, l Cow. d
Hogs, 2 Bureaus, Feather Beds.
BedSteads and Furniture, 2 small Ia.
bleS, half dozen Windsor Chairs, 2
one-day Clocks, 1 Safe, Kettle, !
Pot, l Oven, l Baker, 1 Tea Kettle,
L Saddle and Bride, l pair Saddle
Bags, l Shot Gun, l Stove and Pipe.
pair Fire Irons, 3 Sad Irons, l pair
Shovel and longs, and 2 Axes.-Al-
So quantity of Dry Goods, Groce
RES, &c. mentioned III said deed.
Acting as trustee, | will convey such
title only as is vested in me by said deed
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
Feb'y ], 1875
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TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust executed
to me by Mathew Helms, bearing date
the Sth day of May. 1893, and dul re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Augusta
County Court. | shall proceed to sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, before the
door of the Wayne Tavern IN Staunton.
on Saturday the 10th day of March
next, the following property, viz:
The interest Of said Helms (being
Lille estate) in and to
One certain Tract or Parcel
Of Land,
lying on the waters Of Smiths creek. a
branch of the Little Calf Pasture River.
in the county of Augusta, containing
81 l-2 acres, being the same lot or par.
Gel OF land which on the partition of the
real estate of Edward Welsh was allot>
ted TO the said Mathew Helms in right
OF his wife, designated on the plat of
partition as No. 2. Also,
One Lot of Ground
on the turnpike road, between Chris
tIans creek and Waynesborough, con-
tanning one quarter of an acre and TWEEN
ty nine poles, conveyed to the said Helms
by Jesse Doid.
Acting as trustee, | shall convey such
title only as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid.
VIM. CRAIG, Trustee.
Feb'y 10, 1888
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In PursuaDce Of deed of trust execut.
ed to me by Henry Imboden on the goth
dayoOune, 1887, &of record in the Clerk :
Oitlce OF theCounty Court ofAugusta, Twill
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, on
Monday the 9th day OF March next. be-
lore the door Of the Wayne Tavern in
stanton, the following real aud per-
soDal property, to wit: Ali said limbo.
den's interest in certain
TRACT OF LAND
situate in The State of Kentucky, Scott
county, estimated to contain eight hun
bred acres, being the same tract which
was patented to William Coursey ON the
18th of January, 1872, and by him
transferred to Jacob Peck. The interest
OF said lmboden extends to two-thirds of
the whole tract.-Also,
One f,0o-horSe Wagon, l set of Black
Sn71h Tools, and 5rindle Corr.
Acting as trustee 7 will only convey
such title IS is vested in me by said deed
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
February !, 1888
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AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circnit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Bath County, jam.
airy lst, 1893
Alice Cavendish, plaiDtif-against
Michael Shirley and Stephen A Porter.
The defendant Michael Shirey NOT
having entered his appearance and Civ.
en- security agreeabIy to the act Of As
Sembly, and the rules of this Court and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne is not an inhabitant ofthis Com
monwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the first
Monday in April next, and answer the
Plaintift's bill and that a COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 the Siam.
ton Spectator for two mouths successive.
~, and also posted at the front door of
the CouTt house for this county.
A copy-Teste,
CHS L. FRANCISCO Crk.
Jan'y ii, 1888,
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YOUNG
Admiral Nelson

WILL stand the ensuing season on the
premises Of Thomas Baskin, about six
miles from Staunton, and one mile from
tishersyille, OH the turnpike road lead
ing from StauntoD 20 Waynesboroueh,
and at Allen 81 Baylor's Store, on the
road leading from Waynesborough to
New Hope. about five from the forsner
and four miles from the latter place.
Young Admiral Nelson is beautiful
Dun, rising 6 years old, Is hands high.
He was got by the old Admiral Nelson,
he by the celebrated running horse Mad
ison, Madison by the imported Diomed,
his dam Priestiy, by ChantieIeer, he BY
WiIdair, and he by the imported vii
dair, Wildair's dam by the imported Jolly
Roger, and out of the imported mare
Kitty Fisher. Madison's grand dam
Rosetta, by the imported Centinel, his
great grand dam by CIaudius, and he by
the imported Janus ; his great grand dam
the imported mare Silver. Old Admi-
raj Nelson's dam by Young Diomed and
out of full blooded Cbiekasaw mare.
Young Diomed by the imported Diomed.
MS dam BeIair, his grand dam by the
imported Black and All Black. Belair
was by the imported Medley, his dam
by Yorick, his grand dam by the import
ed FeaTnaught. his great grand dam was
Col: Haskius's imported mare by the
GodoIphin Arabian. Yorick was bv
Morton's imported Traveller, and out Of
toe imported mare Blazella. Young
Admiral Nelson's dam was out of a full
b!ooded Chickasaw mare, and she BY the
old frey Dragon. Young Admiral Nel>
son is horse of great muscular power.
For further particulars see hahdbills.
which will be out in time.
THOMAS BASKIN.
GEORGE BAYLOR, jr.
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LAND FOR SALE

In obedience TO decree of the Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chance.
ry for Bath County. pronounced the
%th day OF September. 1887, in cause
therein depending between Cav and
Grove, plaintiffs, against Samuel S. viii.
Hams, William ID. Kincaid, and Wi.
liam n. Benson, Administrators of viii.
liam Farrar. deed and others, defend.
ants. l shall, on Friday the Odd day of
March, 1888, upon the premises, pro.
coed to sell, TO the highest bidder, on
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
the
TRACT OF LAND
in said decree mentioned, containing
2oo acres, lying and being in the coun,
ty OF Bath, on Stuart Greek. now in the
occupancy o. Elizabeth Farrar. or so
much thereof as NAV be sufficient to sat.
isiy said decree. The purchaser rsqui.
red to give bond with good security for
the purchase money.
STEPHEN A. PORTER,
req %2, 1898. Commissioner
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Will be Rented.

ON the premises, on Friday the 2rd
day of March next. the KDga1ttgyjo,s
belonging to the heirs of John Erwin,
deceased, lying on the Long Glade, ad-
Joining the lands of Thomas Bell and
Brown Miller. The tract has about 200
acres cleared. of which fifteen or twenty
acres are good meadow. 1t has a tole-
raoie Log Drelling House and good
barn' Terms made known on the day
of renting.
JOHN CRAUN,
Guardian for The Heirs.
Augusta CITY. Feb'y Is. lS3Ss
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The Creditors of William SitlingtoD,
deceased, are hereby requested 10 exhibit
their claims against his estate TO me, at
my office in the town Of Stanton, on
Friday the 9th day Of March next, that
may be enabled to comply with the
acquisitions OF the above order.
SAM'L CLARKE, NJ. Com'r.
Feb'y s. 1888
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PAUE CEYEEORn-
Feb'y 10, 1888

THIS distinguished son OF Sir Charles,
the best son of Sir Archy, will stand
this season in Harrisopburg, and IN
Stanton or its vicinity, on terms more
liberal to the Farmers of Rockingham
and Augusta (for whose special benefit
have procured him) than any thorough
bred horse Of his high standing in the
state. For further particulars see hand
bills, pedigree, &c.
THOMAS LYNDON.
Feb'y 10, IS36-3t
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1HksUJST SALE.

By virtue of deed OF trust executed
to the subscriber by William C. Davis,
bearing date the 9th Of September, 1897,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Augusta, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned, shall
proceed, on Friday the 9Th day of March
next, to sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the residence Of said Davis. on
the South River, in Augusta County,
all the property mentioned in said trust
decd, which remained unsold at former
sale consisting of
Horses, Cattle, 2 Wagons s.
Gear, Wheat, Rye. Corn
Oats, Hay, &c, &c.
Acting as trustee, shall convey the
usual title in such cases
VIM. A. ABNEY. Trustee.
Feb'y %, 1897
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made-no scars visible. She had Oh
when she left my house, dark striped
Linsey frock. and took with her one OF
dark Calico. 1t is probable, if she has
ieit this county. that she is lurking about
some OF the Iron W orks in Bath or Rock
bridge counties-as it is supposed she
went off with negro man, " no left the
neighhorhood on the same day and who
has since been unprecedented at Bath Iron
" orks. | will give a reward of $40, if
taken in this county; SIS iftaken out of
the county, and secured in Jail so that |
get her or $50 if taken out of the coun-
ty, and delivered to me .abou, seven miles
above Charlottesville. Immediately OH
the road leading from charlottesville to
Browns and Turks Gap
BEZALEEL Is GARTH.
AIbemsrIe. Feb. ID. lS38-:3t
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90 of S600-50 of S50O-59 of $500
GO of $300-60 Of S250-60 Of $500. e
Besides many of $3.50, 500, $50. $50,
so. $50. $50. $40. S24, $40,
SIG, Sl2.
Whole Tickets S20-Halves $40
Quarters $5-Eighths So 80.
Certificates OF Packages of % Whole
Tickets, $500
do do Halt do 1870
do do Quarter do 65
do do Eighth do BIZ 80
o. Orders for Tickets and Shares or
Certificates Of Packages in the above
magnificent scheme, (Which will posi-
lively be drawn on the day named will
receive the most prompt attention, and
an official account of the drawine sent
Immediately after it is over to ali who
order from us. Address
ID. s. GREGORY 81 Co. MANAGERS,
Washington City, d. c..
Feb'y 6, 1885
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale, on
Thursday the first day Of March next, if
not previously disposed of at private sale,
e. TRACE OF LAND,
containing one hundred and fifty two a.
cres, lying on the road leading from
Middlebrook to Waynesborough, four
miles from Middlebrook, two miles from
Greenville. and ten miles from Stanton,
adjoining the lands Of John Thompson,
Jacob Frenger, and George Crow barger,
about seventy acres of which are cleared
the balance well tim6ered. The i'm /.
ks provements are
fMA Log Dwelling House,
Aa1- Kitchen and Smoke house. Also,
thriving young APPLE ORCHARD
OF excellent fruit. The land lies well.
Is naturally fertile soil, and well adapt.
ed to grass. A stream OF water runs
through it, on which there is perma-
nent mill dam. and was formerly chop-
ping mill. 1t would afford ar excellent
site Tor water works OF almost any kind
From the dam the water NAV be con.
veyed over forty acres Of the cleared
land, thirty acres of which would make
first rate meadow. There are six eood
springs on the land.
Terms made known on the day ofsale.
MATHEW HUNTER.
January Is.
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Public Sale.

AS the agent Of the heirs of Jacob and
Lydia Peck decd, shall OH the 7th
day OF March next, offer for sale at auc-
tion' on the premises, valuable tract oil
land containing
8 65 "a G. R z s,
situate upon Catawba Creek in the coun-
ty OF Botetourt, within two miles OF Fins
castle, adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Tripg
and the heirs Of General Breckenridge,
dec d, aud others.-One third Of the pur-
chase money will be required, by the
terms of the sale, to be paid in hand, the
balance in two equal pay ments of one and
two years, the purchaser giving bonds
with good security for the deferred paw
ments. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing
are invited to visit the land before the
day Of sale.
Should no sale be effected shall on
the same day cfer the said tract OF Land
Tor rent to the highest bidder.
MARTIN NcFEHRAN.
Feb. %. 1893.
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I'd MV9 .Eeg EEz.

II 1 OhI'Hf AT LAW,
Has removed TO the Office formerly
occupied by the late John ]. Craig Fso
where he can be found during all bust.
ness hours. Feb'y S-St
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BOILING SPRING F.aRM
+ o II SAL L.

The subscriber. wishing to remov
10 the South, offers for sale the
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NRUST SALE.

Augusta CITY, Feb'y Is, 1889
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Ofsias AIRY.

On The instant, nj Chratlian neaf Fred.richs-
tWs. JoH> t"tLTrE. E.q t,lmrrI, = judy al the
Cur oi Appeals or lu2lall. and lon. o,.r OF he
h"N distinguished men oi tins Commonwealth He
tH a'ic,lm 10 Paralysis. al "hic. he had AN attack
'imui twelve month, etnrr. bnt from which he Ia "A
xr'ai de gree recovered. \ sfipke ol ytrv recent
dur II waS h"pri, wold not be more sel,uns: bat
II llas been reiterated, and la. b,uue LIT
htiH low. lie pr"lrs,r'I." me l"aru, iely anne
AZ" altogether on our h!ossrd tout, aud spoke of
J"nIng those who bad sone before him IN heaven -
HIS end wax cal. d IL FINN aud a, cousldriair
-f tr mrliair and comfort OF "ihrrs ~ his lite has
t'rn hrrl. otii- a,t he va. porlct tly SEN
,ble.' more rNcelirn man never paid the debt of
r4nre. We HOPE to ser from The pen vi sem. olr
VII" Knew INN well, aust tribute 10 the n.nory o!
r1e whose energy, fidelity, iuicsttN and warmth OF
heart were the admiration OF all " ha knew hiul md
VII" had die hticed Will ii guilty and ah, the dune,
RI the most responsible office OF bus native State
Eng.
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W fHE TOBACCO PLANTERS;
OF VIE q. E'NE.A.

ii Az INC noticed sornc indIcious remarks adj
,om 'cSsfe t" You ON the lropriGy OF putting up
i,n '"fs In much softer order than YOU have
b. ''e years in the habit of doing, another
Band l,s y"n's, well acquainted wiih the domestic
Sh tobacco trade. after rrirnIn. YOU to the
ham r' upon this subject. published III sundry
EtGc'y. November last, will respectfully farther
Sop,l pune ira'iN tn planers r>liin. III cuunties
I'm. " ''ne Rivers, rhat Great portion al then
La rJo. "'''" '"i any use, account OF the b0Ht
sud, " winch II Is put M. and that the loss ie-
|tmm =. :" 'lcn Is 10 10 II lbs. per 100 ID. weigh
tw,j ''e keeping order in which it ml.h, b,
1cn,.. lie will beg you TO reflect that the manu-
|lm> :" our Stale. now CONSUME yearly 20. GOT
|sl0Oo Wv ,'e >'e;nners 5000 no. >hra-, wllcl
|ad !, 's>hth ats are not wanted IN = try cortitiol
Bid ma, '"N instances a great objection. lo,
lIrL 'Hcieioie. fear tor he dnub,t,u order !,
[hrr, 4 "''sht accidentally ac , np-as nauulac
p .c,n e'''nefS are ready III, ,su,ncnt of the. in
4 Fen u give You tall prrco lol such.
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P,Trssayazst gAao
nl, GNfp.

ID IRSFAS 10 tie pfpyisinls of deed Of trust,
executed ~ lie undersigned by Charles j.
Ward 4 Martha his wifr ! nseliii H. Ward & William
Wand. on the liih Of September, $50, and Of re-
cord IN tlic clerks Office of PiItsyvana county. Tor
certain purposes therein srt forh. will be sei. IN
the prenlseso tfe highest bidder, Tor cash. on We'd
nesday. the nh Aarth next all the right title and
interest vested iuthr snbeclt rfs nv the trust drrd
forcsad in 'fR ACT OF LAND. living and being m
ihr county of ittsv wanna. neat Sfauniou Rnsr. adj
loinng the IaUds of car Jobn Ward. Gcorgc
Parker AMI others. being tlir same fact ON wiiicl,
Rnbeu \. Ward f,rtnctiv resided and containing
eight hundred ard fifty aerrz more or less There
lfr about r,o hundred acres cleared Land, lies wei
much he Inecr pnrtion"i the wood i.gfd i fohat-
ca Land OF excellent qpa'ty, heavily hered q well
Waicfrf There ~ uaun the tract = tnlefasie rnod
Dwelling House and oflirr OH Houses Ilt's
Land ~ well situated and - lar.e portion al u rich.
The undersigned. aefiue ntdf rlhr trust iced, viii
cun,e, 10 he pureh ser the lr only vested IN them
h, it. CHARLES ". jLN NCD. y4y,e.5
JAMES q. nEAElNG,
February i I'm
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RICHMOND MARKETS., Feb. ..

'htre Is M animation in our mar vets, and bust
rvs transactions are very Iinntcl. The weather
'" Tor several days has brcn very cold. /, mild a
gu which may add somewhat To the spirit OF trade.
''bACCo is selling well and the market brisk.
's' brin- from - Ia 10 8 :: /. manufacturing
'S' - ID 10 434: common Leaf 81 50 to )
'"ns le1l Sc l-2t 3: good and fine old 81 - 10
- DEMAND more than supply.
~, ~ The markc Is quirt. and prices mostly
""aaal. Gu, Mill 80; countr, uomlnalIv 81
e: 81 80. ''''''' ''S '''''''' SUM- "'''' 'e'-
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"a q d NE WAX

- tNANAN from my plantation IN lellabu>ha
n a Miss, on the night OF the 2ilh December
last. NlLATEO MAN, ) feet . OF 10 inches
high, heavy made, wears "hsker>, aged % or 30
wears feminine Had on when he leif. SUIT OF
dark grey cassnet Clothes blue coat, aud white
hal. He has obtained pass in the name Of VIM.
Morgan, calling himself Luke Morgan. He was
brought to tins country IN the spring of 1886. by
William Morgan of Lynchburg. Va. Luke is Ell
ther aiming To where he came from tlIynchburg Na.)
or upon the Mississippi 10 some tree STATE | viii
gl,e the above reward of 500 for tho apprehension
and cotnml'iad OF Luke aud his pass, that obtain
them. Luke has small scar the left 81 lr OF his
forehead, extending back into his har.
WILLIAM Fly.
Coiieyle, Miss, Feb l. 3m
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NOTICE..

I HAVE born srie'ousiy imposed upon. that /
L feel itmy imperative duty TO ior"arn MI PERSONS
from hunting, ranging, shooting. or otherwic tres
passing upon my land on James RIVER near the tow
of Bethel, IN Amherst county. The law upon all
such tespassin., Will be ri.ldly enforced
EDWARD TIkSLEl.
Jdnuar, - Nu