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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
THE TELEGRAPH.

"Our exchange papers yesterday morning." says the
Alexandria Gazeiie contanld dispatches dated the day
previ usly, from the following points Louisville, Gin
cinrati. Cieaveland. Bu1al, Albany, Boston, New
York, and Balimord 1t will not he long before New
Oreans and ST. Louis will be added to the catalogue
and then in paper shall have The of the pre-
vous day, from the EXTREMIST wes and The EXTREMIST
SOUTH by series Of wires. thousands OF miles in ene
While the system Of railroads and canals aud internal
rivers, with swiftly plying steamboats,. form The veins
aud arteries Of our great national body the Geographic
wires spread for thousands If miles over the surface of
the land constitute It's These latter with tIem
ulous sensiiiveness and electrical rapdty give instant
warning Of every thing affecting tie general wal
warning which is recognized al the same moment we
may say, in all parts Of the system.
The application If steam. quickenining the internal
circulation, and the invention Of the releg phi giving
almos, instantaneous identity the general colscious
Of the Republic, have into periods
happily adapted 10 their respective asenc and uncors.
To give to geographical anes their full force, the aid
Of steam, and of the telegraph was mrerayey required
In country extensive ours, vet marked strongly
by the characteristics Of unity We now look for
ward aud embrace great destiny without fesr-nay,
with confidence and with panson Of though, and
grandeur Of sentiment suited ~ the sublime cuncep,ion
W. are, aid ire are 10 be, che rIdFlH and hence
10Th. Bat .3slzr.
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From the New York Eapress.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT

Among the members elect Of the House # Commons
ser, Is r.. ~ Badock. ESD Of London, (now NJ =.
nom Shrewsbury Mr. Baldock was in this country,
two yoars ago and in every nook and of it, study
ing notions movements, and dongs, and contrasting
them with his lie was a travelling COMPANION OF
years ago IN Europe in lis highways and bye
ways; and when he returned 10 New York 10 embark
for home. he often amused in conversation with the i
IDEAS he had formed. One Of his crprrie,,css here We
remember s,mewhai after this sort -
"You call this free and equal country! We'll adj
mro your impudcnce. owning, you do, three or four
millions If each Other There il nothing like the imm,.
dence Of democracy Let me tell you little Of my TX.
pefence here, about q mans freedom rights and eoln
.iy. was coming up the Ohio in Of your fine steam
b,ab admit yon great people. especially In the
Steamboat line had my state room with Two donrs in
H. you know, looking into the cabin and the other 10
the river. had spread out there my hair brushes soft
and hard my whisker brushes, my tooth brushes my
nail brushes, he. &c Perhaps had dozen brushes
perhaps moro, Ga gentleman must have many as that
10 be comfortable you know) WELL very free and "a
sy gentleman. reached in. and taking rue of my hair
brushes. began to smooth down his locks said To him
kindly enough, thought 'Sir beg PARDON bu, thai is
my hair Brush 'Io,T hair brush he rroried with a.
sncer. Yes said l. mine, smarlly sYour'nP he re-
iterated as II ] were yeng. Yes, mine, repeated
well, now, sal he, stranger, homes, had
81 many brushes ms them, and rhnt bclongs 10 The
boat shall much as please Saying this with
air that told Inc fight ahead if continued to
claim what were my own. Pretty free country this,
where man can't have many brushes as he pleas
es" -#
Mr.. Baldock nevertheless, is great ndnrer Of the
PHI ,sca energies Of this country. and when he votes mp
on American anadan affairs will vote knowingly
having nnde himself by personal observation well nc
quained with Them. We are well convinced that he
exerled important but silent Influence in making En-
glish statesmen acquainted with the nature Of the ex-
cement that existed while he here respecting the
Oregon Territory.
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I.IBFR.ll. Kt.QIIE.SIS.

Julian Poydras, rich planter OF tho parish Of Pon,o
Coupe La, recently deceased has bequeaihed 10 one or
moro parishes OF that State. 10 orphan asyuns. other
charitable associations, and individuals, property Of i'm
mense value, and funds 10 considerable amount lie
left 10 each of his executions, SIS 900; u daughter of
the Hon. Albert Galatp, N New York. 100000 10
slr IatIte, notary public Of New Orleans. 1000 to
various other individuals 5000 each; his eoled us.
keepers $500 each, all his slaves each and at III end
Of years they are 10 be manuuiied. In addition he
leaves HE following beqness.
lgive and bequeaih to the parish of Paino Conpee
my usual place Of residence, thirty Thousand dol,rs
The interest o this STUNTS 10 he employed in gvinp IA
dowy Dall the girls OF the said parish who n,ay Qr,
married; The unfortunate 10 be- always preferred. rive
and bequeath 10 the parish twenty thousand dollars
The interest Of this To be employed towards eoni,bu
ting 10 keeping up academy college. 10 bo especi
ally established in the parish Of Poln,e Coupee.
give and bequeatli To The parish Of West Baton
Rouge. thirty thousand dollss. the interest of tins SUN
to h. employed in giving dowfy .he girl, of this
parish, when they marry. appeal 10 the intelligence
and humanity Of our Legislators, 10 that hpa di
reciion le given 10 the emp oymen Of the sums that
bequealh tho aforesaid Parishes of Point Cuupee and
West Baton Rouge. In becoming penetrated with the
sentiments that animate me- will bo easy Tor them to
carry ont my iuisutlons.
Igivo and bcqueaih 10 each Of my god children that
may be alive al the time of ny death, five bundled dol.
lars.
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TIE rURpENTiNE M slNEss.

Few persons perhaps. unconnccicd with The CONNER
eial Transactions carried on In North Carolina in tho
single article oi Turpentinc. can form nh idea Of the
quantity made annually In its limits, The anunhi of Ia
labor employed In its manufactures the large capital in
vested The large numbers supported By it. and tho ,a
GUS uses to whlgh It appropriated. No prepared
10 cnehlen them fully upon the subject, beca se uf the
nee, ssarly hunted iuofna which even dealers in the
article possess, In reference to H. IN uur conversation
with intelligent gentlemen engaged in HE business, We
have been aloio gathoIup son,e particulars however
which may be interesting
We tnd the impression be. that abuu SOC. 00O bis.
of Inrrenue are annually made IN this State Mt
more ihsn 20uoOO barrels, II that wet shipped To Now
York aud other ports the past year. in lis crude state the
largest parton Of The Whole being distilled in the State
The estimated value 10 The makers is about 81 100 900
annually. and may be 42.OOQ.OOu. About 4 10 5000
laborels are engaged IN maklug it, and perhaps thtce
times rs many n,uro human begs are snppred uaiu,
lrom the prooetds of It's fiat sale. The dsiallun VI
iupenne ~ this State Is now carried very extensive
ly. which viii render the srnen of H. 10 It's crude
state very small IN future Il IA snpp sed that there are
now IN operation about 80 Stills viii IA at an average
cost o $1,000 with hNur g, show ha, there is an expe
dtne of Of S22a,o00lo begin with in die Disabling of
Spirits Of Iufpcntine his nunbrr Of stills 10 have
steady work would require bOU,UuO barrels annually
more an is made; Which 10 US is an indication Thai
The Disabling business Is oycrdone Should the makers
OF The article continue 10 multip, stills and lhcs monop
o1c the disabling wellas the making IL will be nec,s
safy tf these now Engaged In II 10 invest their capital
III other pursuits he oi disabling il very preat
aud when we reckon the cost Transportation tho prots
Of distiers Of ship owners, commission merchants and
the vendors VI the article abond II viii be seen that the
capital aud labor employed is not only immense hui the
nunhen Who are supported by The Manufacture and sale
a the article is astonishing Perhaps there is no one ar
,ice produccd IN tins country by the same hnnher Of la
horfs, zen contributes 81 much 10 the commerce. and
prosperity oithe country as the article Of nrpcnt ne
" &. ,Ac1pboru,.u.
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5 a l. T. OF y al U .4B l. f.
Lot and Dwelling House,
IN J.T.kI IRTTRE

U.
ON Thursday, the 3Oh day of September next, at O'Clock
~ r NJ, upon the premises, will be sold public auc
uon by the undefsigned in obedience decree of the
perio Court OF Chancery Tor the chm nd Circuit in two
SUITS therein depending, Of which Andrew See.lma
IS Plaintiff, and the administrator and heirs OF Landon
Cabc deceased and others, Defendants and
oil which Robert Saunders is Plaintiff, and the Administrator
ana heir OF Iandon Cabell, deed, and others
dans all that valuable LOT on Federal HILL in the town
OF Lynchbug, with the '..4 r'. I- "... 6l
DWELLING HOUSE
and the buildings thereon and the appurenanccs belonging
to the estate OF landon r. Cabe and for some
past occupied by Samuel Garland, ESQ., tenant.
=...I TERMS.
tnc fourth part OF the purchase be paid either
cash at the time oil the SALE orthry thereafter
by note notes well endorsed negotiable payable
Bank including interest from the day of sale The oil
The purchase money be paid in equal instruments
twelve and eighteen months from the day
to give his bond for the three deferred instruments the un-
dersigned commissioner and the retained until
the whole purchase paid Possession to be delivered
to the purchaser upon his making the cash pa
HENRY DUNNINGTON
August 23-t30S .- Commissioner
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COTTON FACTOR

tVI ION T ~ TVN0.
rHNilF subscriber would inform the Merchants in gen
cra we'll the public, that he is making al the Black
Water Cotton Factory, good article OF Cotton arms
made establishment he not whose IT be, and
all he wants for Lar trial be made OF the yarns Prov
them The subscriber we'd Of the difference in good
and bad yarns and order that may imposed on,
yo liable 10 be- try the yarns, and il YOU can't work
thrm Just put them you found them, and make out the
charge for carving well returning and the subscriber
will pay the lreigbs the delivery othe yarns 10 him at
the Factory.
Also he generally has good lot ofwaddng suitable for
Comforts, hand all o hic shall be sold prices.
Please give him call when ydh thing in his
JAS. 5. CREWDSON, Agt
Lynchburg Sept 2. lsa7.--ts
GY. The Lexington, Abingdon and Fncaslle, Va, and
Joncsborough, Tenn papers, will copy w6w and forward
account to tis Office.
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VIE subscriber, having engaged the services Of Miss
Il Nieds fnm Weschesier. Pennsy ivania propose
having a school at her house. Amherst Court House,
for the instruction Of young Ladies in different depart
nents OF English, together with French and Music
those DESTROYS of patronsng teschoo satisfactory
limonlals of qualifications will be shown.
Several pupils can be accommodated wi board in the
subscribers fanny The school will commence on the
9th of September next.
E.. SARAH w. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House. August 23-ts
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GREAT MAIL LINE TO THE
=-.a NORTH. #..

"a Richmond, Fredericksburg and Washington ci,v.
RAVELlERS going North are hereby informed
that the above Line is The only daily line, the most
expeditions line, and the oaly certain line
Passengers leaving Richmond by this line. daily at
A. NJ, arrive at Baltimore to tea. at Philadelphia, ia
The course of the night and at New York by IL A. NJ
the next day. being business day and sometimes t,eo
days, IN airance Of Travellers by the River and Bay
sickness and storms, as by the james River aud Bay
line. ="
FARE BY THIS ROUTE.
From Richmond 10 Baltimore s. 90
Baltimore tc Philadelphia 800
Philadelphia TO New York by lie
early morning line .#5. .ft== ..a 300
In addition to the above line the Companies on the
Great Mail route have. on Monday and THURSDAYS, a
second most delightful line. by eoy # .acgu;a Greek and
mouth IF Potomac. .as
Passengers by this last line 90 by the Great Mail
lae as far as Aelua Creek, where they lake the swift
and beautiful Steamer Po,ehatan. Capt. &. w. Gun
NELL, (Which leaves Acqua Creek i,medately on the
arrival Of the cars from Richmond and reach Baltimore
and Bay hue. and al tie expense. Passengers
by this last line equally avoid the dangers Of sea SEX
ness and the uncertainty of the wide aud rough portion
of the Bay between Old Point Comfort and the mouth
OF Potomac. and make the trip between Acquia Creek
and Baltimore in splendid Steam Boat unsurpassed in
strength. heaty or comtiai.
For further particulars. through tickets apply a,
the office OF the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Rail Road
ompany. in Richmond, 10 the Ticket Agent
July Is SIN
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.-.. ELK FURNACE.

FENtIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il LIST day Of January last. for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name Of Flppn Montgomery, beg leave to
inform tho public that they prepared TO execute
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces, viz Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stoev
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
'i 'bf COUNTRY MERCHANTS iIiNt.
Are respectfully invited TO examine the style and quail
ty of their Hollow Ware which may be seen at most
OF the stores 10 Lynchhurg at the Messrs. Eliss
Richmond Orders addressed TO the concern, at Elk
Furnace. or A. N. Montgomery, Lynchburg will NEE,
with prompt attention R" 80 '''i .'
Also, just 10 hand. our well selected stock Of
= '' SPRING; and SUMNER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for
grau. A. w. FLIPPIN
May ITS A. y, NTGOMERY.
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EDWIN r. PAGE
I II o " T. Y a T. l. a "
CAMPBELL c. H., VA.
W Ill practice in all The Courts of Campbell county
The Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin
Piitsyvano and Halifax Counties
r. II and j W. PAGE.
Having associated themselves in the practire of the
Law VIII attend the Courts in LYNcHEuRG, AMHERST
MPnELL, FRANKLIN, PtrrsYLvANA and HALIFAX
Al business entrusted to Their care i'll have nro,np a,
tention.
Eor f. PAGE, address Campbell {. H.
w PAGE still retains his Office in Lynchburg
July pts
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s. lie OF SI.9YES.

n pursuance OF decree OF he Superior Gour, Of Am
4 herst, pronounced in the case of Bourne against
Fletcher and Others thcrsin depending the undersigned
commissioners, appointed by that decree, WILL the
2st day Of September, lS4i the house Of Mrs Sally
Taylor. near Lynchburg, osr for salo 10 tho highest
bidder,
1s on 10 SL.7T'ES.
consisting Of men. women, boys aud girls They are
regarded as being lik " and valuable.
One OF The Slaves will be sid for cash. To raise q sui
helrni sum To pay the Gusts ri suit and the expenses Of
sale The others will be I'D credit OF 100 days the
purchasers giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed.
JAMES GARLAND,
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND,
....55 JOHN THOMPSON, JR.,
Sept. 6--t2lS Commissioners
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ON MAIN STREET

ENOR RENT, and possession given Immediately.
u The Store al present occupied by Wm. III Ryan,
IN Main Street, in Lynclborg, few doors below the
Vrgnian Office. Said Store neatly fitted up and is
valuable stand either for Dry Goods OF Grocery Bust
large scale. Apply to the subscriber fo terms
JAS. l.. CLAYTON.
Aug 30--ts
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YebbleiOn school
FOR TOII.NI, LADIES.

FTNIiE. second Session of this School will commence
j on the lst of October next Anxious that all the
pupils committed tn her should be instructed and
believing this to be mpracticabe where there are many
Scholars Miss Manson proposes 10 esiablisha School,
consisting only OF Ten twelve young ladies,a Of whom
she wishes 10 board in her Fathers family, and take
in addition 10 their English Studies, Music and French
lessons.
TERMS,
Board (ncudna washing, fuel lish's,) 50 pr month,
Tuition English
French
Music 8
use of Instrument 50 cents.
Board and Tuition, payable one half in advance. the
remainder the end Of The Sessionleters addressed
MIR. Nathaniel |. Mans,n, LynchbuIg, will be attended
TO.
Aug. 30-ts #.
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TO THE SCROFLLOCS.

TO THE SCROFILOCS.
hOCTOR T. w. EWING informs the public that
- he Is in possession of Boyds remedy for Scrolula
II is too well known to the community to comment on
Those who are afflicted may call him and be relieved
HIS Office Is near New Store, Buckingham county, Va.
His Post Office, New Store Buckingham
Charges are moderate
Apr 22-ts
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HATS! HATS
TRUST SALE.

IRU ST SALE.
by virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the subscri
h her by Jesse Clark. bearing date on the 2Sih dsy
OF APRIL 1916. and Of record in the Clerks Office Of thu
county. OF Amherst, the undersigned i'll sell on W ed
nesday the 22d lust. at the residence of said Clark IN
he SAID county, about IL miles distant from lynch
mrg, the following property viz; one Negro Woman
named Sca. one Bay Horse, three Feather Beds three
Straw Beds three Bedseals with The usual bed clothing
one Doz Chairs. 2 sets Knives Forks Dining Ia
bes, one Sileboard. Cupboard Looking Glasses.
one Dz. Plates, 8 Dishes. Sel Cnps and Saucers,
one boz Tea Spoons, 6 Table Spoons, one Pair Shoy-
el and longs. 2 pair Andirons, 2 Candle sticks, one
Carpet one Plough and oil the other plantation uien
sis, and hogs. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. No
other title will be conveyed except such is vested by
said deed Terms ash. HENRY |. BROWN,
Sept. PRS Trustee.
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s.ii#5aHa LEWIS s. ENGLEDOVE
"AYE just received and opened great variety
Ill of NEW STYLE SEASONABLE GOODS,
among which are, = 49, ....=
Fight colorcd painted Cashmcres.
Rich satin stripe De LANES,
chihuahua Paids. very handsome,
Calicoes Of every design aud price,
Plain and Plaid Alpaccas,
Shawls Hantkerciitfs, Scarfs &c,
Egyptian NIit,s hiblpns, Laces, and Blends,
Broad c lolhs CasSn,eres and VesliHgs,
Hats. Gays, shoes and Boats
Aud fine assor'meu, ofWnter Ware for house and
field Servants, and fact every article that can be found
in Dry Goods h'use.
We will give goods in exchange for home made Jeans
I.insey, Wooden Socks, Bees Wax Feathers &c. allow
ing the highest market prices
The public will please call and sec u.s.
.1z55. LEWIS s. ENGLEDOVE.
q.
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ARMY IATELLlGENCE.
.a.fERlC.av aR.MS r7CTORTOUH, =
TIE MEXiCANs DEFEATED ny UBr: y
ScoITIN rwO DISTINCT BATTI.Esl :.
,riiE cry OF MEXICO AT oUR Mercy

The News Of General SCOTS Advance confirmed TN.
Ios ION Of RI Prpun lnrncd-Cen. Valencia DsEs,rd
= ocn. ssnla Anna Dtiirlrd- Susrensi,n u Hus.
''htes Solicited and Gfan,cd-Co,gvss Sumns,grd
ana Nego'iaons to be Resumed Safety of Mai I4al.
fai"-shoot'"gd Lieut. iIendcrson and Party,
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PUBLIC sale OF Land, CROPS,
s V0EA &c
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII those indebtedIo the late Concerns of Roberts
"A Lee and Lee & Roberts are earnestly request
ed to come forward and pay their notes and las
Is very mror ant thai the sh ud be closed Long
indulgence will not be given. LEE s. ROBERTS, y
March It's
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Thomas 4 Charles Ellis,
VI II IL T. ~ II " II s,
NO. JOG MAIN STREET,

RE regularly engaged in large Wholesale Dry Goods
N and Hurdcme Business the two branches of which
rncly separates the first floor of their establishment being
devoted Dry Goods the second to Hardware Their sup
plies chiefly their importation from England direct
but when domestic manufactures be obtained TO adyan
tage they selected the North by Of the
the Factories from first hands They invite the attention
of Country Merchants their stock, withthe that
great pains taken procuring goods OF the best qualities
that every proper inducement to buy will be offered to
those who may iavor them with call
August 23--2m
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NO lCE
ENoR SALE, the valuable and wellkncvp TAVERN
STAND called CHESTNUT I'M l.. on the I,nchbnrs
ana Lexington lnnpke road, % milo, OF The iotc,
place The improvements consist Ut a large
sf5.es TWO STORY FRAME BulIpiNt.. xsueA.
tIail WITH CONVENIENT klrGHEN, M...
El.I s N q X Ell o u S r. kanu
lee House, Stables,
And all other buildings suitable 10, Tavern
The Farm contains 80 ACRES. II is very pro,uctiye,
anu run" along the James River Canal Tor mile, and it y
we" adapted TO the growth OF Tobacco and MI kinds grain
hes are about 81 Acres Of cleared land
nmoered All OF the enees have been mad. new within thu
last year. -
deem unnecessary 10 state any further particulars rs
persons wishing toPurehase viii examne iur themselves
the above property disposed Of privately before the
ls day OF November 1t win, taid be sold at aue
ton on the premises.
And at Che same time and place. nil Of crop Of CORN,
VA - FODDER, Ss, &C. Us also my stock OF all kinds,
together with my
HOUSEHOLD md KITCHEN FIR.NTTIRE,
Farming Utensils, Ac.
EhMSon the personal prolert, credit of sir months
WI" be gwen, bond and approved security required On the
real estate one fourth cash. and the balance equal insa
nents OF one, two and tire, yeats
August Its WM JORDAN
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SITU.4JYo.N W.LA1ED
fINHE subscriber wishes get ton Clerk
extensive Dry Goods Store Grocery His qualifications
shall be made knwn by the best references lie will only
require moderate salary Ills Post office is Mount Ioeb
Nelson county.
sept G-im J. Nj ToMPKlNS.
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MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10. Isi7.
WANTED,


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WoOt., Feathers, WaS, Flax Seed, Flour and Bacon.
w for which the market prize viii be maid by
CRENSllAW, BAGBI 4 CARTER
August It's y E
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Sale Of Valuable

l. = J. + s, J. n N d S, Sc
" virtue oi deed oi trust, executed 10 US by Afmscad
bakSdsle Sr bearing date on ,he Iith day Of March
Au OF record IN the county Court o ialas, shall
ON the 10th aud 2is DAYS of October 1877 brcipnna ON the
]o'h DAY OF October ls47, at Sandy Creek Mills In the
county o iiaiaso expose To sale BY way public austion
'' o'.o"hs property 10 Wit One certain ract parcel
u .NH' Win ts appurciancss, lying the waters Of
sandy 'reek IN the said county Of halisx containing
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