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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-12
Who is James X. Poke"
MISSISSIPPI.

We give the following maioriIieS, as we
find them in the Mississippian, Of the 9th,
together with a few additional counties.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-12

NOTICE.
A T the next December Term OF the Probate
~ Court of Yazoo county, will apply to
said Court for leave to surrender my letters as
Administrator Of WIN. CARTER, deceaSed. Ha-
wing made fnal settlement at a previous term.
BEN: GRIMES, admir-.
November S. 1874 -l3.3t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-12

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that will
~ at the next December Term Of the Probate
Court of Yazoo county, present my accounts as
Administrator d. b. n. &c. Of JAMES KIRK, de-
ceased, for annual settlement and allowance.
BEN: GRIMES, Admir-.
October 81, 1874 1885,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-12
TENNESSEE.

We give a few returns from this State,
which we're taken from the way bill Of the
-. A..:.od Lo,o ,,os,erdav norning.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-12
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Tippab, Polk 24S "A pre-. IL not IN.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-12

v. & l.. G. GALLAWAY,
General Commission and Fa~N0"ra1'ig .HerchGntS'
M oS-CAAEr sTREET-NER ORLEANS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
Important!

B. Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial
| A SAFE and effectUal Remedy for tn,
AsUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: Dian
h9a, and Cholera Morbus, also, Flatulent
and Spasmodic ChOIics.
This invaluable Medicine for the above com
plants, surpasses any other remedy now in use
huudreds of eases have come to the knowledge
OF the propiietor, where speedy cure has been
effected by the use of the Cordial, after resort
to the common rene dies had proved unavailing
It has been extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many yeara--has heen
approved, and is used in practice by great
number ofthe mostresps sctable physicians, ,as may
be seen by their certificates and recommendations
accompanying each hottie.
his medicine is discovered to be a certain and
etfectual remedy for the intestine disease pro-
dured By the drinking of the waters of the riv.
srs in the southern and southwest en States,
which renders it Of inestmablO value to those
who reside or traVslin those sections of the
country.
N To secure the public against deception,
the external label o each bottle is secured by a
copy right, which was entered according to act
OF Cougress) in the Northern DiTfct of New
Yo;k, OH the 9th day of November, Ammo Domi.
nj, 1910.
A fac simile of the proprisior's signature
will he found tn the outer label of each bottle,
ifgenuno. Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY D. J. Steward w. P. Mack
lem, eorgetown--Palmer Il Campbell and
2idgway & Credit, Ripley-.4eklen & Lamb,
sAberdeen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
Administrators Sale

N purtuanee Of an order Of the Court OF
Il Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, made
at their September Term ls43, and revived al
their s4pnl term 1874, l will proceed on the
premises on the Gti day ofAugdst next between
the hours Of ten and four O'Clock 10 sell the fol-
loHi ing real estate Of which salpheus White
late Of said county died seized e. possessed, 10
wit: the lots and real esta following, that is
to say--h lots Nos. Ill lI2, Il3, ia, lis.
ll6, III, lls, Il9, I24, I95, l26. 1877, I2s,
1873, l30, 1871, 1872, 1873, 147, l4s, lag, $50, ISL,
| l52, 1853, i55, Sc .l57 & I5S and out lots Nos
l59, ,IGO, l6l l69 1853, & l64 In the Addition TO
the town ofFayenevile Perry township said
county free of dove; and also a tract Of land
lyi' in said tcwnshrp described as follows;
Beginning at a planted stone in the State road
leading from G eorg stown to Wilmington a cor
nsr Of Thomas Ashton's land; thence with said
road and said Ashtons line south 935 poles to
planted stone tnoIher cOTnaF Of said Ashton;
thence north, 6Odegrees east ,3.5 poles to plan
ted stone q go. .EULanks corner in said Ashton's
line, thence withEubank's line south97 poles %
stone saidEubank's 's& r. chard Hoden's e corner;
thence south, sc degrees west, 81 poles to a
stake, thence up the East Fork, on the edge Of
the we ct bank, with its meanders north, IS de-
grees east, 81 poles, north 2degIees east, 90
poles, north, % degrees east, ~ poles, NORTH IS
oeSioeS "0sh o.O pOleb TO q large Iallen Sycas
more near the old mill dam thence north S de. |
grees west, l3 poles to a stone and three UiI
lows marked with peaknife thence up the east |
side Of said creek on the edge of he bank n. |
"a l'2 deg,W 10 poles to a small black ash and |
double elm, thence north, IS degrees west,, 80 |
poles to the mouth Oi small branch, thence
north 80 degrees west, 30 poles to a boxsI-
der stump and stone marked NJ. l.. thence with
Linch's line north, 80 degrees east, So IS poles
TO 3bseches and a stone marked x; thence
north, l-2 degrees east poles to a stone and 4
beeches; thence with Cox's heirs line south, 50
degrees east, 30 2 poles to the beginning; con
tanning 18 acres rood and % poles, pert of
survey in the name olEdward C"rr.ngton No.
6l3, subject the dover Of Sarah Shaystreen as.
signed in said tractOfl landsaid real thtestats to
be sold at not less than two thirds Of the an.
praised value thereofas returned to said Cnurt,&
upon the Terms following to wit: one third
cash in hand, ,and the other two thirds, payable
with interestin equal instalments in nine and
eighteen months, to be secured by note and secu
Tty. DAVID q. DEvoRE, Admir- of
Alpheus White deed. with the
will annexed.
June "a, Is43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09

as fellows, 10 wit: Part Ofa survey No
1868 in the name OfThomaS L.Sbislds
Beginning at two red oaks and buTcak
in the line Of Sawysr's and Taylprs sur
vey No. 4792; III snce s. 13 l'2 degrees
west 32l poles to two naples aud lwu
black oak DIVISION corner between
Samuel Brush and George NJ. DennisoD,
thence N. l3 l-2 degrees East 3I04
poles crossing the road at l76 poles to
a hickory ssplinR witnessed by whiteoak
and Two dogwoods, division corner of
Brush and DennisOn: thence N. 10 deg.
wesl 90 poles TO the beginnlg, containing
one hundred and ninety five acres SO $40
poles, more or less. Ordered 10 be sold
as the real estate Of Joseph Morehead g.
Guslin G. Delmere at the suit of George
Ceilings. Valued at SIS 90 per acre.
ALSO,
The undivided seventh part OF the fol,
lowing tract Of land lying on the East
fork of the Little Miami river in the said
county OF Brown, TO wit: Beginning at
stake near buckeye and Two beeches,
north west corner to Elizabeth Johns,
thence with her line south 1929 poles TO
a stake, north west corner 10 Isaac Nc
Cune thence with his line west $50 poles
10 stake 10 the original line between
surveys 1909 and 1918 and north west
corner to Wm. McCune; thence with
said line north, l02 % poles to three
large black oaks original corner survey
No. 20l7 then 1ce with The old line east,
$50 poles 10 the beginning, containing
l45I acres. Valued at S279. To he
sold as the estate of Edward Brannon at
The suit Of Michael McCafrey.
ALSO,
TIE following tract or parcel Of land
on the west fork of Eagle creek in Brown
county Ohio, Beginning at buckeye hc.
o,y and two water beeches The lower
corner on said creek TO Vim. McNowns
200 acre survey, thence down the creek
as it meanders south, IL degrees west
30 poles south % Legrees west 40poIes
sourh,76 l2 degrees west, 60 poles to
waterloo eChSamuelMcKees corner, thence |
with two Of his lines north, as degrees
west, lO6 poles TO walnut gum and
dogwoud, thence south, 26 degrees west
4 poles TO an iroHwood hickory and |
white walnut, thence north 20 degrees
west 45 poles 20 a stake, thence north % |
degrees west, las poles to a hickory and
lynn, corner to land sold to White, thence
east, $50 poles 20 a stake in McNown's
line, thence with two of his lines south,
l6 degrees west, so poles 10 his corner
a hickory sugartree and dogwOOd thence
south "a degrees l47 poles TO the be-
ginning, containing 100 acres patented
10 Charles Morgan by patent dated June
7th, 1902. To be sold as the real estate
uf John Cox al the suits ofWm. McNown |
Samuel McNoVn Samuel A. Butt John
II. Thomas and James Miller. Valued |
at $t5 per acre.
WM SHIELDS Sh'f. B. C. o.
SheriH's office, July 2. 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
STATE OF OHIO.
Partition
Brown COUNTY Com. PLEAS,


James s. Harrison g.
Eliza s. Harrison his wile PARTON
vs..
James E. Anderson and Sarah w. An
derson bis wife, William r. Strange,
Frances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John H. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
WNHE abovenamed defendants will taxi e
Il notice that on Ihe 10th day Of June
1914 the petitioners filed in the Court of
Comm Pleas Of Brown county Ohio .
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned 10 Ruth Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange decd. and that partition
may be made between the demand
ants and the defendants according TO the
respective interests in the following de.
scTibed tract Of land in Brown county
State Of Ohio, on the waters of White.
oak creek: Beginning at four naples
on the old Newmarke road, thence north,
66 degrees wesi, 81 poles to two dog
woods and elm, thence south "a degrees
west ITO poles 10 three naples, thence
south 66 degrees east SO poles to a gum
and dagwood, thence north 33 degrees
east ia poles to the Beginning: con,
tanning sixty four acres and eighty fOul
poles, part of Bennett Tompkins survey
Of 1000 acres No. 1856 & that applca
ton will be made at the next term O
said Court for writ of partition.
By G. W. KING Atty. fo
ma %. 1914
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09

or The New Haven Re gister relates
s capital story Of one of The members Of
the Connecticut Legislature, who was
present at Gov. Baldwln's ''swany" on
The evening Of selection day" SIpPiDg
Justify at the first glass Of ice cream he
had ever seen, he approached person
whom he supposed connected with The
family and with sort of"l'll keep shady
sir; whispered, "yOdr cream here, as you
call it, is sweetened first rate-but 1
guess you didn't know it was lroze, did
yet"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09

'Smss Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Pc my,
Vmsstley fenny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
5aeany children, and Jane Penny widow OI
Peter Penny deed,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
TNHAT petition was fled against them on
Il The 18th day of Juns ls44 10 ;hs Cour' Of
Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio bJ .da-
ore" RalstiD 4 Nancy J. Ralstin his wife
and George Shiek and Duleeua Shiek biz wife,
ana is now pending, wherein they demand par.
ut on OF x assignment Of dover in the following
iands and real estate TO wit; Sixty two acres
and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
now dee' as I'd, by Lewis Penny aud wife in
sa,d county Of Brown on the waten Of Clover
ieA creek part Of a survey Of 200 acres made In
.ne name Of William TOmlin by No. 573--also
~ ono nuoored and eighty two acreI and thirty
seVeh PoieS Of land lying in sais county on the
Ta'ss 'rae, oi mhiteoak creek and deedsd BY James
IayioF and wife by their Attorney 10 Peter
Penny being par of David L.mbs,ts .,srS,
No. 242l.-AisO q acres and 25 mole, ot I.nd
lying In said county decided 70 Peter Penny bv
George G. Light & wife part Of ent,v in the
name OF John Watts No. e9Ol--AIso thiuv
three and three fourth acres Of land living In said
county decided 10 Peter Penny by George g |
Light and wife and being survey No
lO657 in the name Of William .Andrsws--.GIso |
54aeres Of land lying in said county. mar, |
Ofa tract Of l0t acres decided By said Lieht &,
wife TO said Peter Penny and part Of said |
Watts survey 890l--A'sO 95 acres 2 roods &
"a poles Of land lying in said county of
which said Peter Penny died seized and part of |
said WilliamTomliH's survsy No. 573; and al.
s0three and three fourths acres of land
ying in said county decided to the heirs of
Peter Penny by Joseph Pitzer e. wife part Of
Iurvey No. 1862 in the name Francis Peyton !
Ind that at the next term ofsaid court appiea. |
ion will be made by the said petitioners for an |
rider thTt partition may be made of said prem,
ses and dover assigned therein.
June Both I644.-6w
ANDREW j. RALsriN and Nancy |
RALsTiN his wife e. GFoReE |
SHTcK & DULcEHA SAIcK his wife, |
Petitioners.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
Take Notice.

NARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm
"A eonISl"i9g one hundred and thirty nine
AeIes Of land, situated abDuT four and hal
miles n ives; Of Georgetown ,on the middle fork o
nul'skin, and within half a mile Of Fees
gpuigni well Wattorsd with never falling springs
: OF the purpose OF providing for paying my debit
! wlii sell the farm very cheap. Terms --One
IalI Of The amount Of purchase (Dart in pro-
"ueel TO be paid at or about the time of sal e
ana the other half to be paid in two Yearl }
payments, in money or produce, as may be
ugreed upon. For further particulars. inquire
of the subscriber on The premises. Posses sion
can be had Immediately IL desired.
GEO. NJ. MARTIN.
July 8, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
CLAY'S CARD-PLAYlNG ADMIT
TED BY HIS ORGAN IN KEN
lucky.


The editor Of the Frankfort Common =
wealth, the State organ OF whlgeeIy III
Ken,ucky, driven to The wall by such men
as Gen. Nj Gala in relation to Ar CIay's
y u.b mr, admits that he does play caI'
and PLAYS for money too, but II IS "nI to
"ehliven tue interest Of The game" just
listen 10 HIM:
..lI would be uncandid 10 conceal that
I have understood he las sometimes en-
psq,d in The practice as social diyeTi
san. That be aas, oD such Occssona,
We, money 10 enlIven the interest oi The
game, but not for the base purpose ol
gain, is readily admitted as P'ootble.
Such is The admission Of Mr.. Clay 5
KeOluky organ. THIS thing Of betting
n.Dev 10 "enliyen The interest Of lie
game" is what we do not exactly cOmpre'
he nd as. differing from gambling!
Aiter this we hope 10 hear no more de-
mails Ol Clsy's Card~piaylng, or OF Play
inc for money. That matter is now ad-
pitted, and we hope his moral aud relIgI
Gus supporters will not, al least, claim 10
he all lhs decency here after. Mr.. Clay 5
old age h u,d lead him 10 other anus =
ments than the card table. Where Is
Ople now-and where are the Junus
,rac,s, that so wickedly lied about Clay's
ITO, playing cards for the last twenty years.
What reliance is TO be placed on such
politicians? Where are the "moral .eform
.:.,:..IA Cf,,1osn0n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
SENTENCE OF THOMAS W. DoRR.
Correspondence of the Tribune.
NEwPoRr K. |. June 25, JS44.

NEWPORT K. |. June 20, JS44.
Chief Justice Durfee this day senteR'
ced Thos. w. Dorr to hard labor in the
State Prison for life. Ia his address ia
the prisoner, the Chief Justice exhibited
considerable emotion. The performance
ofa like duty would, he said, in any case,
be extremely painful but dOuby SO in the
present instance, as he had in times past
enjoyed he intimate acquaintance and
friendship Ofthe prisoner.
Mr.. Dorr made brief and somewhat
bold address in reply, the substance of
which was that as lanenlabls as his stu.
alton might appear to some, he would be
very sorry TO exchange it for that OF the
Chief Justice. When Mr. Don finished
his address. it was very generally observ'
ed here that he had lessened his chances
for pardon by the tone and spirit OF his
remarks.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
spERIFF'S SALES.

Agreeably 10 the command 0t sundry
orders and DEGREES of sales under DEGREES
in chancery, and wrils of executions 10
me directed by the court of common pleas
of Brown Counly,OhiO, | will expose TO
public sale at the courthouse in George
lown OF Saturday The Sd day OF August
1874 between len and four o'clock on SAID
dey, The following tract Of land lying
ON The east fo,k Of tie Liinle Miami rIv-
er in said county: Beginning at an ash
beech and oak in the bank OF said eas'
fork at B. F. Sweets lower corner, run
ming south, so degrees cost All poles !"
an ash and old ok in Heniy MilleL'
line. thence south % degrees west. AZ
pohslo sD ok and small sugarlree said
Milltr's line ard conner 10 a. r, Sweet,
thence south IS degrees west, All poles
to stone dogwood aud waterbeech, on
the bank of the east fork and A L
Sweets uppar corner on said river thence
I'd said river with it's mPanders u ~
poles TO The beginning, containing l25
acres more or less. To be sold IS The
real estate Of Allen d Sweet at The
suits of Thomas GlIkey vs.. Allen .,
Sweet and Maria Williams vs. AllenD. q
James Sweet. Valued at $l2 pei
ere.
ALSO,
The following tract Of land situated in
Brown county Ohio, On the waters OF the
east lork Of the Little Miami river being
part of "a tract Of 1000 acres, entered IN
the name OF Abraham Claypool D. Peter
Hull, conveyed by ssidAbraham Clsypoo'
and wife to Jacob C4aypool, and descri'
bed as follows 10 wit: Beginning at
dead white oak tree, corner Of Martin l.
Genoways land, thence s. 20 poles to
three hickores in the line Of said Geno
ways lands, thence L ,73 poles to stake
in the original line Of The survey (Which
survey is ered 2660) and standing
eighty poles north Of large white oak
stump on the Anderson Stale road, wes'
OF Bells old Shop, thence running north
with said original line one hundred and
eight poles 10 small dogwOOd tree and
pin oak tree, thence running with the
division line Of said survey west 80 poles
TO large white oak and 6oRwood tree,
thence running s. SO poles TO a stone
lick run, thence running west z poles tc
The beginning, containing 60 acres. To
be sold as the real g tate Of Daniel DOoly
at the suit Of Andrew Karsksdden VS.
Edward Brannou& Daniel DoOly. Valued
at $9,33 per acre.
ALSO,
The following tract Of land 10 wits
All that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Brown county Ohio, part ofTsy
Ior and BurtOns survey No. 4797 con-
tanning sixty.iVe acres and one quarter;
and bounded as fellows. beginning at a
sugarlree dog gwood and beech corner 10
Stills in the Patent line, thence with the
same s. ii degrees west 40 poles 10 a
black oak in Holmes line and also in the
centre ofihe Sterling fork of Whteoak
thence up said fork with its meanders 10
a stone in The centre of the creek where
Still west line strikes said creek; thence
with StiIl's line S.66 degrees E. 9s poles
10 the beginning. Ordered to be stld
as the real estate Of Mathew Russ at The
suit Of the State Of Ohio. Valued al
$9, so per acre.
ALSO,
The following real estate lying in, said
Fcouniy Of Brown, bounded aud described
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09

10y virtue ofa writ ofvenditIoni expo.
In as 10 me directed BY the court oil
Commen pleas Of Brown County, ONO
! will offer for Sale on tho public Square
in Georgetown, on Saturday the 2OIh day
of July 1914, between 10 and O'clock
on said day,one SorreI mare. To be sold
as the property Of John Hill at the Suit
Of Jacob Snider.
sheriffs Office. July 9Th, 1874.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'ff b. g. o.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
ANOTHER STEAMER BURNED.


The Macedonian was burned on the
10Th inst. near Natchez The accident
happened at about 1 / o'clock in the eve'
Mag. The fire was first discovered in
the pantry, and the flames spread so rap
idly lha, ali efforts tosuppress them proved
Irunless. The steamer was run ashOrs al
Vldalia, opposite NalChez, where she
burned 10 the waters edge, careeued
over and sunk in deep wafer. No lives
were lost. Her cargo consisted chiefly
of salt. SIo was fully insured, Moth
ing ofmClncnt was saved by the ofiicers
OIlhe boat OF passengers. During the
burning Of the boat Que ofthe boilers CO
Iapsed. She was owned by Messrs Fish
er 81 King Of st. Louis.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-09
Brown Common Pleas.
John Abernathy,

John Abernathy,
vs..
Samuel Alternately,
William Abernathy,
John X. Hartman,
Elizabeth his wife, 7 Partition.
kathan J Williams g.
Rebecca his wife, and
Nancy, Mary and Ellen,
children of James SAber-
nathy de'd.
THNlIE above named defendants will take no
tice, that OH the 26th day of June 1874 a
petit IN was filed by said John Abernathy IN
the above named Court, wherein he demands,
as heir at law cf Samuel Alternately deed,
partition of the following descrj bed tract OF
land in Brown county Ohio, part of survey No.
I0U90--I0209 -.l02I3 of375A acres; contain.
ing 205 acres more or less, and beginning at a
sugar & beech OH the westerly bank of the
East fork of the little Miami upper corner
to Ambrose GOrdon's survey No, $50
thonce up the said fork and binding there
OH 10 sugarlree and hickory upper corner Oh
the fork to the survey; then;s with the north
line OF the survey west 244 poles tn two beeche 8
and q burroak nj said line ;thence south, ,25west,
l54 poles 10 two Deeches in the north line OF
Gordan's survey; thence with SAID line south.
79 east, 2U0 poles to the beginning; and at
the next term of said Court on the 20th of Au-
gust 1874 at Georgetown Ohio, he will make
application for an order Of Partition accor-
eingly. kaid defendants, as heirs of said Sam.
usl Aberuathy, can attend ard object to such
partition, IL they think proper.
!. June &c, IS44.---6N
Is JOHN ALTERNATELY.
HAMER & JoBNsToN. Atty's. for Pet'r,
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Brown Common PIeaA
John Leonard
Pstitisnf1F PaFsi.

I John Leonard ] Pstitsnf9F PaFti-
". ties,
Andrew Smith &olherS
| A NDREW Smith, EIizabelh emith, Aaaas
] fALsonArd, Levi Leonard, GsOsge Lsoaasi,
John SbOtWsll, Ellen shotWsll. Leonard Ma
son, HestsrhHs Mason, GeOTgS Mason, Audssw.
Masob, Mary Huber, James Hslsmai, Jospnh
Holeman ElleE HOl man, Elizabsth Holsmsn.
Asron Holeman, fhomaSBOleman EsslinsHoAss
man, and Han,it HOleman, will tAks nstiss.
that petition was fled on the 26th day ofApgsi
1914, in the Court Of q, ,mmOn Pleas ofRpsun
county Ohio, BY John Leonard, and iS noW ~.
ding wherein the said John Leonard dsmsuAs
partition Of the following real estate: BeRia-
ming at double white oak and two elders q
Earhearrs line and nOrih west corner and wiGh
west corner 20 JOhn AndSrsoB, theneo With As.
deIsons ine south, 70 degrees east, I3A poies
90 white oaks in the line Of IgBatius Rossss
survey and corner to said sandersoa, thosss
with the line ofRosses survey north,,11 dsepoas
east 90 poles to two hiekOIies and ahitSoak.
corner TO said Ross, thence s0uh - deusss
west, ia poles TO two white oaks and Kum .ess-
neT to EaTheart. thence with his line soaIh, d
degrees west, 60 poles to the beEinsinR, ess.
tanning 50 1cres and hat, at the neat tam
ot said Court, application will be made by Iks
said John Leonord for an order that paEtisIsa
may be made Of said premises.
JOHN BLoNARD, PstiIioaas. :
MARSHALL & PENN, soils. for Pspe.
May 81, l644.--6w