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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

Barnard have leave 70 read the paper be
desired to present.
The motion was put, ara by vote q
1874 TO 50 j; was desired that Mr. Barnard
saeUiE uet le iea'd.
| Th+ House "a, npsoeeedea to the elec
ton Of Spl aker, aud, n M ton ufsev-
eral N, msbefs by IA rird roee vote. The
+ following " as the result:
Whole number oil YATES 1SS
( n, cessaty 10 a cloce 81
j. W Jones, 81 Va. rec isel Us
j. I'm Whit, Of Ky. received 50
William Wilkins, Of Penna. l
/ Mr.. Jones was declared by the Clerk
70 b. e.ecle Speaker Of the House OF
r. pres,nsa6ves for The tw' n,y eighth
/ Conar, Sc, and was conducted 70 the Cha r
Ihy john Quincy Adams and Mr. Coles Of
/ Vlrgi ia.
/ A. Jones returned thanks for bis cleo
ttn ~ a neat ami handsome speech, md
I rumisrd TO administer the rules Of thr To-
dy Nth strict impaTtiAlity and With a
proper respect Tor the feelings of all the
me m bees.
The members frnm the different States
we're then conducted TO the chair ana
sworn in, tho Speaker having received
the oath from Dixon II. Lewis OF Ala
Nv tie usual R,so utions the President
ami Senate were informed that the House
had organtz d and were ready to proceed
10 business.
RULES or CONGRESS.
Mr.. Dromgoole moved that the Rules
orthe last Congress be the Rults OF the
present.
Mr.. Dunean Of Ohio objected TO the
rule limiting the spet ches ''to one hour.
Nj. Adams objected 10 the Rue against
the reception Of Petitions.
A DIVISION Of the question was called,
and in regard to the one hour rule, the
House decided by vote oil nncty-s'X TO
mr. ty-two to r,t in the one hour rule.
The "hour' rule having been retained,
next came a contest upon the famous
"2lst rul- F." affecting the right Of petition.
Bv vote Of % to 81, the House voted 10
re,an {, and h. suite t thereto remains
where / was. Alb lition memorials Will
not only rot be acted upon, but not re.
ceiyed.
This subject having been disposed Of,
Mr.. Wis moved to amend the rules of the
former House By striking out the one
which enables the majority to take
B II from Committee Of the Whole al any
time they may think proper to do So
This motion is under d bate as | close.
Messrs ADAMS, Wis, Johnson of Tenn.
and Rhett OF S. G. having participated in
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

THE PUBLIC DEBT. We observe that
the Locos are agan charging the Wings
with having treated tho debt, which the
Van Buren, dynasty entaiird upon the
Country. The powerful exposition Of
that mater, which was made by MIR. Ca.
ruthers Of Tennessee; and which put the
saddle on the right horse, and the effect
of temporarily shamlng these gentlemen
into silence. We stall be compelled To
publish that statement again. II d"mon'
straled by Off iaI Documents, and 10 a
manner entirely unsnswrroblc, that the
Van Barren administration left liabilities,
exceeding the revenues OF the Govern
ment amounting TO more than "a millions
of dol lars for Which the Wings had Ia
troylde. lfany Locoloco denies this,
we ran prove it, for we have the proof al
haud.-Rich. Wing.
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6 &c Ga5etfe
MAR4enN SD ORG VA.
THURSDAY, DEC. Z, 1873.
VIRGINIA. LFGIsLATURF.

a quorum OF each House was present on Mon.
day last IL the Sepste EDWARD r. Scorr, q
I,in~idd,e was chosen Speaker. and Anplsos
tisssyoRn, cIefk In the House. JoaL HoLLyaAa
chosen Speaker; Csc. w. MusYonp. Clerk,
Daniel Ward, sergeant-at- Arms; and Robert b I'D
icy and William Chambers. Door Keepers. III,
Speakers Of both Houses are Of course Democrats
Ia the House, .hifiy-seven votes were cast for v
w SoVrHstL. Of albema,Ie, who was no, in nom
nation.
On the day Of the organization, the Message Of
Gov. McDo~ELL was communicated to both ions-
IS. Il is ioug-yery Ions--,oo long 81 the oeca-
zion. Nevertheless, we shall spread IL before our
'eaders as soon as possibe--next week u We can
accommodate il and the President Message both
We have proceedings Of later date than slon-
day-wbieh day was devoted TO the ofgao'zatlon Of
the Assembly, and the reading Of The Message
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

JonN TYLER'S OPINION OF Henry
.CLAy.-At Wing dinner at Washing
ton, Il short time aller thu nomination OF
Harrison and Tyler, by the Harr:burg
Convention, Mr.. Tyler said
Il do declare, in the presence OF my
Heavenly Judge, that the nomination
given to me was neither sol cited nor ex-
pected; / weni 10 The Contention IN HONOR
or HENRY CLAY; and in The defeat Of The
.sjsEes ofhis friends. /, as one Of hem
made sec, lice of feeling, even though
nv own name was associated with TINT
of Harrison. @*** AM a TRUE AND
GENUINE WIG, and in tho Caplto
wonder, have shown my love OF WING
principes"
Notwithstanding tie above. this same
Tyler, IN N wi our, b S ly desefi'c
Lo,h MIR, G ay and h S party, Went "vt'
10 III Lpcos, who, having used HIN i'
lbs rujn, spuruei INN from their pres me-"
and he is now j. fl with "a miserable t""
Who embraced him for the spoiIs "
Office" He and they viii soon NEE
their doom.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

A GREAT COUNTY. Colonel Stone an
nounced 10 the word some time DUNG the
past summer that the good people oi Sui
folk county had been aslonShe6 beyond
measure hv an announcement IN his pa
per tina, Jefferson WAS not now a cond'd"t"
Tor the Presidency, and hence no longer
REQUIRED. there votes. At the time We
thought il one Of The ColonePs gu zzlcal
inventions, but the resul: of the recent e.
lection in that county has somewhat stag
pered our unbelief. From some cause
they hare stopped voting! Look at the
official returns. Whole number OF votes
only l,432; in 1910, 5,S97l VIII the
Colonel expIsln?--Atbaay Eren'ng Jour-
"Explain?" Why, tAe explanation IS
obvious. The patriotic people OF SUFFOLK
all bur Il e aforesaid ,432 having at length
hrarl Of the d, alh Of Jefferson, snppo sed,
ofcourse, there was no further ne,d OF vo.
ii Q. Whats the usp?' thought they,
and they kept on digging theli CLANS
Commercial .7dctrtiSer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
GOGGIN ELECTED
SIT
514

These are the official mgorities, md
how 1t happened that the shcriffs did not
add them up right, we cannot divine.
We suppose that Mr.. elmer will not,
OF course, profit BY such mistake, al
though he did not object to the three days
voting in Madison.
1t is little curious that Mr.. Goggin
never had the official vote in Madison un.
I'll within few DAYS. Rich. Wing.
GTWe were surprised at the curious
facts set forth in the above article from
the Richmond Wing. There is remark
able mistake somewhere, but we should
suppose il most likely to be on the part Of
the Clerk who certified the pole. Tn.
Richmond Enquirer gives no Gre DIT io
thu lea of Mr.. Gogsin's having the ma.
Jority, but attributes the error to the clerk
Of Mad son.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
1873 .fcres,

or less THE Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
passes near IL.
We willalsa proceed 20 sell. at public auction.
To the bsbe.t bidder before the Cnurt-house door
in Msr'insburs, on Monday The 9th day Ct Jans-
arg, ls43, being Court day, the following tracts of
lsn', VIZ:
0ne Tract living in the county Of Berkeley, near
the road leadHg from iledsesyillc 10 Bath, Nor
gan county about two miles from the former
place. adjoining the lands of John Zornc, Samuel
Stoaky and others. knuwn by the name Of the
Teri Tyorf containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
TRUSTEE - SIZE
Or
REAL PROPERTY.

I'D Y yirtue ola decd az Trust, from Hezekiah
I'D Hedges ard EAz.beth MS wife, to The under
signed Tor ihe benefit OF his creditors, dated the
81 BAY Of Nav, lsf3. Of record In the Coun-
~ Cs.arr nf Berkeley.
We w,n, on Monday The 95tA doy Of December,
Re ng Cou, day, proceed 10 sei q, public auction,
ia font &c the Courthouse in Bath, Morgan coun.
", Va the following Tracts If Lard, via:
1T Thr tract Of Lard lying 10 the aforesaid
county, on Sieepy Ci.eA, sdjaining the ands of
Michaal Coustney, r. C. P-ndlelop, and Others.
cnnl aiming
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
One Hundred Acres.

more or less. Ihe improvement. are . Log
Dwelling with o her out hou,cs. q pnrt of !.
cleared and in gnoa state of cultivation, and 4.
spring az never failing pure Lime stone water nea
the house.
Fac, ef lin be Lend in the aforesaid caunt,,
adjoining the lands Of Jacob Ash. Michael Court
ney, and oihcts containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

Nrw TwTNTys The officers Of the
Harrisburg Benk have had new plate
OF their twenty dollar notes engraved.
win view of Withdrawing from circu-
latlon the notes that have recently been
cuuntericiled,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

We understand that Mr.. Fox, the
BRUSH Minister, is about to retire from
tins Mission. To b" surcetded by Nr. Pack
CHAM, late British Minister 10 NJ X'oo'-
National Iatelsgencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

":LL he exposed 10 public sale. at the late
w residence of John Chenow-rh, deed, on
Tuesday, The l9h inst. the following
PlG0lplsl2TG9
to viii:
Horses. Cattle. and Hogs;
Road Wagon. Harrows;
Barshear. Double and Single Shovel Ploughs
Double Trees, Single do;
sets Of Wagon Gears, 1 set Harness;
Cutting Box. Grindstone;
] pair Wood Ladders, Is twilled Bags;
frst-rate two-horse Sleigh;
A lot Of old Iron, &c.
Tsrms.-A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums of IS and upwards, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security: under that sum,
cash. No property to be removed till the terms os
sale are complied with
ISABELLA CHENOWETH,
Dec. |-2w Erechtrfz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

Hartford ELECTION. We learn from
the Hartford Journal OF Tuesday morn
ing TINT in the election in ihat city on
Monday for the choice of city oiiicers'
the Wings were gIoriously triumphant
elec,ne their tickle, by the splendid ma
iorty of FIVE hundred and seventy nine
over all others,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

The Globe is evidently uneasy at the
prospects of the Coon Caunpain" Of ls44
and we observe that the Richmond
Eoquirer is very much shocked a: the
idea of Clay songs, and "Whig process
sons." But it all Will not do. The
songs 1oW be sung-tha shouts wiH be
raised--the CooNs vii work. They
think il is as well to be gay and lively
about their business, as to toll gloomily
and in sullen silence. Why, oven al
ready, when the Wings are referred 10
the glorious days of lS40, they are imoa.
tifnt 10 begin the same career! The
Globe and the Enquirer may, therefore
/ prepare themselves for continued sue
ce>Slon of the "MUMMERIEs" which the
People chose to htve.--AIer. Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

Mr.. CLAY'S CONSLS TENCY

MN. tLdl > DcRSLo ENt
The late letters of Mr.. Clay, on the
rant1, avowiug sentiments whc h
always tnte tanned, have, as the public
will have seen, very much gtaveled the
organs of Locoiocoism. Unable to get
around the positions, they have strained
their wits and tie truth, TO fix upon Hen.
ny Clay the CHI trge OF Inconsistency. -
They say that he has abandoned lis for
mer opinions, and suddenly become q
FREE Trade man, and has done this for
the base purpose, SO often practsed by po-
lEical adventu ers, TO gain few votes.
The answer 10 this is furnished, by the
frankness and ,ruihluIness Of Clay's char
acier. But That is not All, his uniform
decaT atoms for years past, prove that he
regarded the Protective System as only
temporary TO iGdure no longer than our
manufacturers We're well established d.
To this effect, we find him speaking in
the SENATE, in 1887. Heed, we calumnl.
ators
"No one, Mr.. Pre- sdent, in the com.
mencement Of the protective policy, ever
supposed that it was to be perpetual p
We hoped and believed that temporary
protection, extended to our infant manu-
factories, would bring them up and ena.
tie them to withstand competition with
those of Europe. We thought, as the
wise French Minister did, who, when
urged by Botish Minister TO con
sent 20 III" equ Introduction into the two
counti of her respective productions,
r'pl,rd that Free Trad might he very
W, | for a county who's, manufactures
had reached perfection, but was poorly
ad pied 10 a country which wished TO
build up It's manufactures. II the protec-
tectve policy were entirely TO cease in
1912, it would have existed 26 years from
1916, or Is from 1924 quite as long as.
at either Of those periods, IFS friends sup
posed might be necessary. But It does
not ceasr then, and sincerely hope thai
the provisions con aimed in the Compro-
mise Act. for IFS ben tit bsyooi that Pc
rod will be found sufficient for the pres.
ervalon of all our inter sting manufar-
lures, For one, am wiling to adhere
TO, and abide by, he c mpr mise in all
its provisions, PR sent and prospective, If
its fair operation is uudls,urbcd."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

DEsrIrurIoN IN PARIS. There are
10000 persons in INDECENT circumstan.
c.s in Paris, 10000 o. whom nre inscrib-
ed on the public books as applicants for
CLARITY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

A Coop Resolution. The following
capital resolution was adopted al tho re-
cent Great Wing Convention Of Kentuc-
ky. viz:
ReSofced, That each Wing in Ken
lucky BIZ. and hereby is, appointed a
committee Of one to wait or his Locofoco
neighbors, and invite them to come out
from amocg the enemies oil the country,
and enlisting under the banner Of Clay, 10
march with US to victory and to glory.
We move the adoption OF a similar res
oiution in every Clay Cub throughout
the country. Shall the resolution pass 2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

A Mrs. Maria Moore,
whose conviction a. Hartford, Conn, Of
the crime Of manslaughter, in whipping
tile rirl to dea,h, we mentioned some
days since, has been sPni"need 10 three
years imprisonment in the State Prison.
Also to pay fine of 500 and cost Of
prosecution.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
M A II III u.

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Nj Light,
Mr.. ORRIcK CuNSIEoHAM to Miss Mary. sec.
ond dadghter of Mr.. Jacob +. Light all of this
Counfy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

] EXPEDITION TO the Rocky MOUNTAIN
Mr.. FIELD. cne OF the editors of Tie
EFicayuae, who has been on the Rocky
Mountain expedition, be,alJs his relurn
TO the regions of civilization in letter,
from which we make the 70 lowing i've
I " extract:
81 seize the thance 10 assure yeu Of
cur tull safety, our speedy reiurn home,
AMI fiue aud hourishing condi i'm OF
neelih. ! will prove TO YOU personally.
your 'eadets severely, panacea concoc-
tiers collectively. aud all The doctors on
Iequlvoea'ly, when ct hntno. that con-
snmptvs persons most no mere sparkle.
exhale," and GO to Haraaa. hot iumn in
20 dress S of deerSkin aud trnt off ~ The
mountains We are the latest. gressi-
lest $ { oil truant rhgues vonr Iiveliest inn
ngnation can call up 10 view. We are
4 M II" rflesl. "a G dest--aerhaps you will
aid u2liet-stt of Buffalo butchers rha,
ever era KID rife nm NJ The big hills
OF Wind River. IL you can pet any OF
your mesmerizers TO give you a claivoy-
ami view of our caravan and cavalcade,
for the love Of all ;hat is grot squo and
! curious, drop off as once INFO magnetic
s0mnolencv and just take look at US do
81 eau only tell you now tha, we have
made the most Of our time during til.
half years excursion--se have pierced
The western wilderness beyond your log
houses OF the "Far West some ten o.
twenty hundred miles, where we have
wandered about fortnight or so among
the Businesses Of the great Wind river
chain oil gigantic rocks; we have crossed
the dividing ridge that forms The huge
boundary wall, from the declevties Of
which start the leaping waters Of the At
lantic and Pacific; and we have briefly
seen something Of the Sbawnees, Dela |
wares, Osages, Ottoes, Sisux, ebay
and Smokes. We are now thus far home.
ward, safe and well, having but one truly
serious and fatal mshap 10 record. One
of our number WE have left Sleeping his
last BENEATH the cred Butte" --innncent |
victim Of n friehtiul casntlty. He was
youth Of fifteen named Francois Glen.
eni, aud his haplcss sorry shall hear anon"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
Three Hundred and F9j1o Acres.

be the same OF less Theiris about two thirds
cleared, good portion Of it low ground. in high
state of cultivation, the balance we'll clothed with
good timber The Improvements are one large
and comfortable Dwelling house good house for
tenant. SchwiizsI Barn and stable with all 9th
er necessary out b-ildings, and well of never
falling water near the house. further descrip-
lion we deem unnecessary, as any one wishing to
purchase will frs. view The properly.
Al~n, Ut he same time and place. one other
tracr. lying the road leading from Hedsesyille
Bath about one mile west of the former place,
adjoining The lands Of Samuel M. and Morgan
Hedkns. containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
One Hundred .Icres.

The improvements log house, with good
spring rear IT..
Also one other tract, al the same time and place,
lying and being on Back Creek. adjoining the
lands OF DR.. Thomas j. Harley, Philip Syler and
others known 5v the name Of the Snoagrass g'ap-
srn Enrnn containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
gao ACRES.

The improvements are a good Dwelling house.
Barn. Dairy. Smoke house, and all other on, build.
ines, necessary for a farm. with a well Of never
failing water near The house, with pump in H.
Thisfstn is not surpassed by az, in the county
Cor i,s fertility and advantages. and is well known
for us certainty of productions; we deem IL unne-
ces'ary give any further description of this val.
liable farm, any from distance wishing
TO purchase will. first view the premises.
Al.o. The same time and rlace. the House aud
Lot in Hedessvilie, now in the occupancy Of F.
Nadenbousch. Eco, situated on St Mary's street,
containing Sc g. poles.
Any of the above named Farms. or The House
and Lot. can he purchased a, private sale, before
the days Of sale nv aprlyne To either of The sub.
scrihers, or ". Hedges. Esq. NJ Hedge.vile -
Possession will he given the lat day Of A prii
1914
TERMS One half Of tho purchase money in
hand, the balance in two equal annual payments
from the lat day of April l844 with interest, and
deed of Trust on the premises to secure the de-
ferred payments.
HENRY J. SE'RERT,
JOHN w. HEDGES,
Dec 7, Ia43 st Trnstess.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
Ninety-Six Acres.

with a Saw Nil upon it, chiefly clothed with fine
timber.
Also at the same time and place, one other
tract Of land situated in Berkeley county. on Too
looses branch. on the east side OF the North Noun
tain, adjoining the ands Of Michael Sebert, Jas
n. Robinson, Alexander Robinson md others,
known as ihe sail Hedges, Mansion Farm, now in
the occupancy OF Samuel NJ Hedges. containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
mtp~Etghth Congress.
FIRST SESSION:

o1rsspoA4saes eftte Baitimors Americoa.
WASHINGTON, Dec. a, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07

This body was called to order by lis
President at IL O'clock, and The following
gentlemen, newly elected and appoined,
were sworn 10, alter the residing Of their
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-07
Public Safe.

Dec. Z, 1913 -3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24
FOE RENT.

FOE BENT.
81 TWO Rooms and Kitchen i'm rear of o,,r
ELL Utore suitable small family Possession ma,
be obtained iHuedatoly-ApPyt
se ~ GAYSOR. WOOD & co
doOTab nyet tie Rel
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BALTIMORE MARKET

-, -, OV'ee % rae american, N0reHteT ~, n. "
FLOUR The demand for Howard street Flour Is not
active and prices less linn to-day. Holders are now
Offering good mixed brands from Si43i 81
hut buyers refuse to operate these rates we are with
o"' transactions tn report. The receipt price y i,2J.
Small sales OF Patapsco 10 day Si,i3:
We note sales OF 1000 bbls. CITY Mills Flour on Monday
at Sl95 Holders all ask 81 ,37B to day.
Good Susquehanna Flour would readily bring i37I-
Sales OF Rye Flour at SO.
GRAN-Wheat- in better supply and sales OF good
to prme Md aud Va reds making readily ut sSa93 cts
We quote family Flour white wheat, at 9SalO3 cents
There was sale OF 100 bushels prime Pcnns ylyana rcd
yesterday at 96 cts but to-day it would probably bring
o. much by cent two,
quote nd white Md. Corn IL q - cents and old
pa. yellow at i5s4' cent. We quote white, suitf.
bic for shipment, at 3ja3S cents aud yellow at 10 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24
lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY \ co. MANAGERS.


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Q PfiEc' oi 1000 100 prizes 81 1000 no Of 400 g.
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- splendid Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. S. for Isl3-
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PU Bic SALE.

Rl virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry Wal.
~ iIiii to bearing date day Of Nav and
duly recorded IN the Clerks once OF Fovh4tan Coant Co., ami
-v IN Amelia shall for purposes said deed esr-
sale at public auction for casa Povh1ist se on he
hrs' MONDAY IN December being d1y ali the interest
OF The said Naii IN shout ~ OF Land hn,an
county ADJOINING the lands by Braza also his
niefe inhe land held by Edith w Brazca dowes the said IN
rrrai in the dover land being life thereof.
he interest in the 30 being also estate; asa one iva,
par OF Lot containing acres ia CIenoGowR Au "A
and also SIKH Of III Saves b.. by EdRh w Bazs
dowe5 tie estate % John Bdzea father OF the .1i
Nahha!s wife Such title ualy u.e as Trustee wall
he convey 10 III purchaser HENRY GORDON, Trustee.