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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

ID DAD NoTICE-A petition win be presented
III 10 the Commissioners Of Msigscounty, at their
June session next praying for a county road oom
mencing At or near ihe residence Of Lempel Pow
ell, in salisbury townships thence the nearest and
Graat. gsi 81 bar 3, a PETITIONER.
Msy s, ,sst ~4rsiwape y h rl,ai},sl6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

CUNTY. LAND.--For u those " no served in
gthe Wf 81 1912 with Great Britain On any 81 the
Indian. have received copy Of the late Act Of
Congress, passed September 2s, 1850, granting
Bounty land, &c, and am prepared 10 procure
lands under the provisions CT said
Those deSiling information ooncerning theii
rights TO lands can be informed by application tc
me. No change will be made except in cases pre-
wing successful and in such charges viii be reason
able.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
FITS AND coNvuLsIoNs,

These ala ming and terrible complaints arc always oausk
by dsrang ment Of M Nsypet The BELr BRAeELErs ANS
FLuIp viii nearly every case matter how yOuug e
kcw old the patient or howconhrmed the complaint ~.
rsrcus and astonishing Prcole In pOOSsiou Of he Pc
rrietor s
GTMany hundred Certificates from all pIts Of
the country Of the most extraordinary character
can be given il required. ''~s
GJ- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
of CIR. .CHRISTIE'S GlAIjvANIC ARTICLES, and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with yeTfect ease and safety. Iu many cases the
sensation attending their use is highly pleasant
and agreeable They can be sent to any part Of
the country, 49,
Tho Galvanic Beh, Three Dollam.
The Galvanic Necklace. Two Dollaye,
The Galyanic Bracelets. One Dollar Each,
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. lif
The articles are accompanied by full and PLATA
directions Pamphlets with full particulars nay
be had Of the authorized Agent, i3iia hen 3
GrPARreuLAK CAuTfoS. Beware Of CouAter-
feitS and Worthless limitations lssf i,
iVTD. @. M0REHEAD, NJ. D., General Agent
for the United States. 137 Broadway, New York,
r. W; p. FLEMING and d. REED, autholisA
Agents for MeigS gScounty. noi0yi.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
DIR. cHRTsTIErs
GALVANIC BRACELETi

Are found OF vast service In casas Of Ceuynons or Hit
sPasmOdic Compant and general Nervous Affections q
Head and upper extemitieS Ao In Palsy and Pays lnd
Energy in the limbs or other oikahs Of the body -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
Tic Dol0reux and Neuraigia.

Theue dreadful and agonizng complaints ere inualA
,JEoELAcE FLuD The Belt diHhaos tho EleotrciVy
through the system the Necklce has local eject nna
the Fluid directly upon the Injected nerves In thee a.
uoasinR aflctiona the application NEVER TAILa -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Putauon - -t tflfF
spEEr New Jsnsy, July Il, lsss
DR. A. n cunuriE-Doar Sir You Wish TO know of ma
what has been the result In myos Of the appeas
Of THE oALyANlc Bell. ANpNECKLACE- Ny reply n
follows sisfsSssssf 81 .'i.-,
For about t.osy yssrsi had hsen suffering from Dysys
sis Every year symptoms became worss nor could OBJ
hln permanent relief from any OF medical treatment
whatever About fourteen yea SINCE In Consequence Of
frequent exposure to the weather In the discharge Of nj
pastoral duties became subject 10 Chronic RAss
matsm which for year after year. caused ndssebsbi
anguish Farther: In the winter Of IS and 80. In
quence Of preaching great deal 10 my and vsrisns
other churches in this region STACKED BY the Dohch
U.s. which became TO require imnsdAts
suspension Of my pastoral labou Nv sys.sm
thoroughly presrated and my Bronchitis became worse
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afeetionhus evia-
cling that these disorders connected with each ohss
rough the medium Of the Nervous system In the whals
pha there seemed To be remedial agent whiek
could reach and rscuperae my Nervous System syety
hing that hid tried for this purpose had completely AloA
At last led by my friends examine your inysnhen,
and hough with very sangune hopes Of their shesncy
determined to try the effect Of the application OF the 0L
vANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This In June. l9th To AsroHsD
hENr, IN TWO DAYS MT DIsPEIuA MAD ooHEi ~ BtsRs
pAYs TO REsuMs NJ PAsreAAL LAssasj sss
nAvE SINGLE srRvieE AeeorET ~
CEASED 70 TROUBLE Such the wonderful and happy
suits Of the experiment Il
have recommended the BElTsnd FLUID 70 many wiO
have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia affections TbsJ
Save tried them wTH HArPr hrspLrA SHLrvp - srssr
Isa dear 'lr. vsg r'.Rse.inlly yssr9, .un..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
Barber-Ous Removal!

ID J. ADDISON has removed his Barber Shop
/. . to Court street. where he may always be
found ready and willing TO serve his patrons in the
neatest and most fashionable style, Feeling thanks
full for past patronage, he would respectfully soli
cit those who desire 10 have their countenance
scraped, and hair trimmed neatly, to give him 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Pomeroy, April II, lsbi.--n2s.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Sadopted the Cash system, offer to the citizens
generally splendid opportunity of realizing its
advantages Cash should give its poSsesSor an
advantage which under the present system Of trade
he fails to realize it being an undeniable fact that
no business can be conducted as cheap for credit
as cash, and no fair dealing man will make dis
tinction prejudical to either when two classes Of
customers are brought face to face.
Therefore, in order to reward industry and fru-
gality, have established OEE PLACE in Pomeroy
where you can save money by spending it at
decl2' 50no12. ii. B. SMITHS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24


NJ We invite attention o the card OF
Mr.. Paasier in another column. His quali@
fcations as a music teacher, are attested by
the amplest recommendations. An oppor
tunitv is offered by him to those deslrous OF
acouirino correct knowledge OF music
which perhaps may not present itselt again.
A good band is greatly needed IN Aazo"
City, and we trust the young men WI
avail themselves Of his instruction III form.
ing one.
We extract from the Vincennes Qnd.)
Gazette, the following notice as testimony
Of the success Of Mr.. p. as teacher;
Mr.. Passier stands deservedy high as a
musician, and has rendered universal satisfac-
ton in teaching bands in different parts OF the
west"
The following extract is taken from the
Springfield Qs.) Register:
ssThe Strauss Band, is the name of a 'nu-
sical corps, lately organized in this city. 1t
is made up of the pupils of Mr.. Passier, dead
er,) who has been teaching music Tor some
four months past. and their performances
speak as to the ability of that gentleman, who
spares no time nor expense in arranging for
the band, all the and popular music !:
polkas. waltzcs, quicksteps, marches, gallo
pades, songs, &c, and some very line pieces
composed by himself"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
MUSIC LESSONS.

" IN Passier, lie cher of Music, respect
fully annonnces to the Ladies and gentle
men of Iazoo city, that he intends TO open
a music school i'll this place. lie gives
instruction OH the following instruments,
viz: Harp, Guitar, Violin, Banio. Flute.
Clarionett, and all kinds of brass iastru~
meUts. All those who are d0slrous of re
ceiving thorough instruction in the science
of Music, will please give him a cal. at
Winn's hotel where he viii!
also take pleasure in showing those inter-
esed testimonials of his ability. Lessons
given at Ladies residences if required =
lie will a'so attend 10 The tuning of Plan
os Oiders left al the Music Stores Of
Nessrs. Tyler and TVi.son will be prompi, i,
iy attended to-
N. B. Mr.. p. may be known to somo
of our citizens, as director OF musicai
corps during the ecar qoith Mexico. War
Dec "a, 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
NOTICE

For sale tract OF land in Coahoma county
Miss'i containing 1891 acres, being sections
and 9; township %, range west imme-
diately ebove island 63 with front of 2
miles on The Mississippi river,-good land
ings for steamboats, at ali s'aes Of the river
and sufficient quantity of good steam
boat wood within half mile of the wood
bank. TO sell thirty thousand cords per year
for five consequetive yeats.-The back
part OF the tract is high walnut ridge,
half mile wide and two miles in length
Mr.. Nm, Ritchie living at the head OF
Island 63 is Well acquainted with this
tract.-Any person that may wish TO pur-
chase will please apply to me at Cooper's
Wellsf Hinds county, NJ ssI.
A great bargain will be sold for cash or
its equivalent. B. A. CRAWFORD.
Dec. 24. 1851,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
LOTS TO LEASE.

VEyIE undersigned proposes &c lease upon
4 moderate terms, for term of5 years, Lots
numbered on the map Of Yazoo City, l'i3, ~,
and I67. fronting the Court House, ipon The
Yves side Of broadway, in subdivisions Of ~
feet fronts b. 10 in depth. Also, like froWh
upon Washington street, next east of the
Baptist church; as also upon the Alley bound
ing tie rear Of said lots. All being conve-
niently adapted to tho erection of Of Offices
and other cheap buildings suited TO the varied
mechanical branches of business.
[ also offer for sale on a credit of one and
two years, or will execute leases for 3 years
with the privilege Of purchasing some 30 or
40 other town lots. differently stuntcd
| also propose snb-dividing l6 acres (be-
ing lot No. 462) up, the Hill at the junction
of Broadway and Madison streets, and adia-
cent to the Plank Road, In lots of convenient
size. which will be leased us above, or sold on
credit OF /, and 3 years.
Persons desirous of securing locations fol
residences other purposes, upon reasonable
terms, can be thus accommodated.
A. PATTERSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
KING HENRY THE lsT or THF noUsl


OF STUART.
Gen. Foote IN a debate IN the Senate on his
Compromise Resolutions, said, Z" Wy good
Union Legislature sciH send me back in a yea~."
The principle advocated by Gen. Foote,
during the last political campaign of this
State, accoids in part with the above Lam
guage He denied then the sovereignty Of
State, this he now does, with the addition
that he (Gen. Foote) 10 the sovereign Of the.
State of Mississippi. The Car Of Rus
sia, could not speak mole imperiou>ly of
his serfs, than the distinguished Senator
does of "my good Union Legis ature. -
The term my implies absolute properly and
possession. And the Legislature of Missis-
s;ppi, he gravely announces in the United
States Senate, was his soul and body.-
To one he could say go, and he goeth to
another do this, and it is done. How fal
len and degraded has our State Gecome,
this modern centurion speaks truly. In
stead of representatives Of a free people
they are grove!ling slaves of an arch dema
gogue, who has self constituted himself
Dictator of Mississippi. The people in this
country are the supreme power Of the land,
hey and they alone, have absolute power.
TO control the action of the Legislature
But it seems our Governor elect is superior
to the people, he has power TO direct and
control the Legislature in the selection OF
United States Senator, and if he can coH&
t:ol It IN one instance, he can in all. When,
ever the distribution of Offices is placed in
the hands of one man, :hat State is not on
step removed from absolu.e monarchy. /
Eoote can officer the State of Mississippi
with his tools and mi ions. who 90 and ONE
at-his call and beck, where is power to stop.
Can he not at word raise up an aryay to
rlvet on the people the gives AND manacles
Of despotlsm? Are the people to be lash
ed to the triumphal car Of this modern Cao-
sar, and snail all the rights which they now
enjoy, serve but to deck the power of thi,
arrogant demagogue. We trust there is
manliness of spirit sufficient in the Legis-
latuse OF Mississippi, 10 rise superior to The
- "iAN SlFS J0SAl(O " lllS
man. Look to his actions and words and
see how they correspond. A professed fol
lower of democracy, he throws all the
might and enregy of his intellect to Widen
the breach which ouce threatened to divide
the democratic party in this State, thus per-
ling the success of that glorious cause,
merely to keep himself in power A de
noncen of faction and factonist, he is mo-
wing heaven and earth to keep up fac
tional squad in his State yclepted the unior
party, for no other cause than ;he perpetux
alton of his own power. A deprecator OF
agitation, he has attempted to summons up
another storm, by re-opening the ccmpro
mise like that which shook the country dur
ing the past year. Self is the ruling al
of his ambition. And as long as the peo
pie of Mississippi retain him in office, WE
can expect nothing but storms and agita
ton. And we hope the people will cas-
overheard this polii al Jonas, that quie'
may once more rule the country.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

III speak as / feel" said Paul
Clifford; @were the woman ] loved
suffering through poverty, would beg
with her if / could not relieve her;
through injustice, would defend herr
from unkindness, would protecther
and If the world forsook her, would
be the world to her."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

R-T The last Flag of TIE Union comes
ont in flaming article upon the subject OF
the Baltimore Convention. After rejoicing
over the dc6ite nteasufes taken by the
friends of the Union in Mississippi, to se>
cure full representation of the party in
the Convention TO be held III Jackson the
first Monday in January, it leads off in tue
style about Jefferson and Jackson democ-
racy. We should like to know what those
who generally figure in county meetings to
appoint delegates to 5th January Conven-
ton, have learnt about Jeffersonlan democ-
racy. So far as we have been able 10 learn,
these meetings have been generally gotten
up and attended by out and out wings, and
IN. most instances, the old worn out hacks
of the whig party have been appointed del
egates. Now we cannot believe that any
man is so silly, as to think that delegates
sent to Baltimore, by a convention compos
ed mostly Of wings, will be admitted mere
ly because they choose to style themselves
Union men, to the exclusion of the deie.
gates appointed by the democratic party Of
the State. We cannot see how, opposing
the compromise measure can prevent
man from being a democrat, nor can we
see how being in favor of those measures,
will make a good democrat out of an old
fashioned v hig. Indeed, the learned Doc
tor of the Flag seems to ' think the plan of
adjustment has magic virtues, we never
dreamed of before. As we understood, and
as it must nave been understood by every
one in the country. when the compromise
measures were passed by Congress, great
many people in the south believed they had
been highly wronged, and the leading men
of the country distinctly declared that whig-
gerry and democracy should be laid aside,
until the PEOPLE should decide whether
they would acquiesce in or resist those
measures. 1t has been decided, and no is
sue can now be made in regard to them,
let Foote and his man of the Flag do what
they may. But we cannot blame these
worthless for making every effort in their
power to keep up the Union organization
Self preservation is the first law Of nature
Foote wants to be a big man in the State, |
as he sees no opening now to be great
ss 7a0tio2aGL' man, and the Flag man wants |
the public printing. To attain these OBJ |
jects, they fpd it necessary to keep up |
agitation and one in the Senate, and the
other at Jackson continue TO GgItGte |
their hypocritical pro-
fessions ofloVe for peace and quiet. But
we cannot blame them for we know, and (
they mnst know, that as soon as quiet is
to the country, their occupation is
gone, and hence that immutable law Of
come in
to play. Now we are willing for the
Dr. to have the public printing. for like
he is poor and needs lift occa-
sionaliy, but we don't like to see him
great national Democratic
principles, which he processes to entertain
n order to obtain the smorsel which he SO
much covets.
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

they will be unable 10 read the work after
it is done. We are daily expecting new
supply of type, as soon as received, we
will be able to do all kinds of work in our
line with nea'ness and cespatch.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

~ We issue a half sheet this week as
all hands have been taken christmas. Our
readers. we hope will be indulgent to US as
ii is only once in a year we caa participate
:, tho festivities of such occasions.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

EIt was pertinent and torcible
saying of the Emperor Napoleon, that
"a handsome woman pleases the eye,
but "a good woman pleases the heart.
Iahe one is a jewel and the other treas
t1rp
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

NJ Our thanks TO the officers OF the
snlendid steamer Alton, for late New Orr
leans papers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

We have succeeded in obtaining the
services of competent printer. Those
who wish to patropize US with advertising
or lob work, can do SO now without fearing
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Removal.

SA&SsS SEg The undersigned having re-
49-EzISzss zsssss@s=Smoved to the new brick, oppo-
sIteto Winn's Hotel, and is now opening an
extensive assortment Of Watches, iewelry,
silver ware and other goods consisting in gold,
Of the following articles.
Gold and silver lever watches of superior
quality and various styles. Diamond and 9TH
rJewelry of all descriptions. Silver and
Lver plated ware, fine pocket; table and 9TH
cutlery; Lamps, girandoIes and chandeliers
Also very large stock of fine Glass, china,
and QneenswaPe, together with a greater va
riety of fine fancy and other articles too nume-
rous to mention; aN of which will be sold at
prices, positively lower than any other SOUTH
ern market. S. II. WILSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
SUCKER VOLUNTEERS.

A writer in Canadian paper. desert
bing the peculiaritieS of the young men
| in Illinois, tells the following story:
The way that the young Sucker Vol
unteerS fought in Mexico may give you
some idea of their characteristics.
He was there perfectly desperate in
a fight, one of the officers related
to me a little scene which occurred at
Buena Vista when the whole brunt of
Mexicans advance was borne by an
Illinois regiment. 1t seemed as though
they would be annihilated by superior
numbers, when a young Sucker drew
his rifle deliberately, and dropped a
Mexican. "Set up the pinSw and the
whole regiment took up the word, and
at every fire would Shout-.:Set up
the pins" The officer said they fought
like demons, and with as much drollery
and fun as if on a spree At another
time when a charge was ordered, one
Of the officers could not think Of the
word, and he shouted, 'Iet her rip
when the whole line burst out with a
yell, 'Let her ripw and dashed in
among the MexicanS, laughing and
shouting the new battle cry.
.............
in the little village of Kells
there was an exciseman whose name
was Hill; he was an inveterable Joker,
and in fancied security, twirled his
gibes at all he met.
One day, in company, he met the
village schoolmaSter, whose name
was Brady Says Hill to Brady, with |
complacent smile playing around his
face:
'Brandy and Brady differ but let
ter,
Why should not Brady love brandy the
better"
Brady replied immediately
'Hill and Hell differ but a let
ter.
But if Hill was in He'll, /
Kells'Would be better |
..s........
Wanted by Dutch gardener,
ourneyman cooper, to head a cab
age.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

NJ We return our thanks to Col. Jeft.
Davis. for valuable public documents.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

I Is Of the greatest importance both to phy-
"A sicians aud patients, and others interested,
that all articles of medicine they use should be
FRESH, PURE, AND OF THE PROPER
STRENGH. have used every means at
hand to furnish my customers with the BEST
AND PUREST MEDICINES, and shall con
tInue to purchase ''select and extra pure med
lcines" from the most respectable and trust
worthy wholesale houses ia the United Stotes
and will warrant all such to be unsurpassed in
purity and quality. / am now receiving 4
supply which invite the public to examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
CIIA'S T. MANN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Yazoo City, July 10Th .ls5l-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

0r We are authorized to announce Wm.
Yerger of Washington county, as candidate
for the office of Judge of the High Court of OF
Errors and Appeals for the 1st District, TO MI !
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
VIM. L. Sharkey.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
T. WILSON.

Steamboat Acent. COMMISSION ana FO7
WARDING MERCHANTS, No. SD Ca aR
Street, New Orleans n
O. Particular attention paid to flf
REFERENCES. rrIcrs
Payne & HARRISON Hill, M'Leaa
Feilowes & Co.-Robeson G n CO
a. Owen & Coward 81 ion. sn,-P
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
La W CARD.
S. 8. Wright,

Attorncy at Lar, Yaeoo City, Mss.
NzT ILL practice in the courts al Jackson,
" and the Circuit Courts OF Holmes,
Iazoo Carroll, Attala aud Choctag and the
court ut Carrolton.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

AD TTS Z n e " IS.

I'D ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS-5
1 II n cases Macarona--j cases Vermeeila-
) cases Olives in oil-40 boxes Cheese in small
packnges-Sardines, fresh-Saleratus, Soda,
Ginger, Alspice, Nutmegs, Cloycs-40 half
barrels rackers-4U boxes assorted Candies,
30 boxes Candles, by WOLF g. DWIGHT,
dec 81 at he Auction Store.
Z N STORE-I0 cases Mud Boots cases
Russell l}rogans-60 air Ladies calf Bro
gans, isowells, Linseys. Jeans, and Domestics.
dec 81 WOLF e. DWIGHT.
2 , IFLES-We have received one case of
q superior English Rifles, to be sold eh ap
at the Auction Store of
dec 81 WOLF g. DWIGHT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

as Executor of the last will and trsta-
TaN ment OF Canaday Cason deceased, !
viii, at tlie January Term of tic Probate Court
of 4azoo county, present my annual account
Tor settlement and allowance
JOHN 4. CASON,
dee. 81, 1851. Executor sc.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

NERVE AND BONE LIRIMENT-
a The use of this penetrating fnid
f1'a has been attended with UNPARAI-
EStS ELLED SUCCESS, in all complaints
o4Ae9zzaslzgs.. which require an external appli-
cation such as Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism.
Wounds, Cuts, Calls, Scratches, ETC.; for sale
by THOMPSON g. co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
'OCK AND DRESS COATS.

nglish black cloth Dress and
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

Wanted by a Dutch gardener, a
journeyman cooper, to head cab
bage.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

| Linen and cotton shirts, an qualilic;
White. brown and grey cotton shirts all qua-
tiles; RcgaIia cotton and Linen shirts an ou0Ii-
ties; check and cotton hickory and NIGHT shirts
MI qualities; al wool and super ribbed shirts,
Gauzo Merino, cotton Iisle thread and flannel
shirts; hcavy six and gauze silk undcrshirts;
grey and red mcrino do; blue, red and white
flannel do; cotton, flannel and plain muslin
shirts; drawers fall the above descrip, ions.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
IS FURNISHING GOODS

Is now complete, having every article in that
line. We are satisfied that our SHIRT De-
partment cannot be surpassed, having over
sixty different sizes.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

Fren.h black doeskin and Cashmere pania-
do ancy do do DO
Eneli.i and American OxforI Grey anI mizei
Cashmere r nts; London check plaid partes
Royal Ribbed and Buckskin cashmere do
Pilot cloth do; Blue and black saJiuet. doi
French and American cottonadc do.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-08
Ferns for Bid phere no change from advertise.
rnenf is CONTEMPLATED bu The bidder.

81 Tor we, as the may bel there write the
names in full of There the residence resdenoos
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No. from
10 often the Postmaster Generals adver-
somcnt for proposals the dated December 49, 1885,
requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained in
such sdversemen and by the following mode Of convey
snoe, to wit Here state how il is to be conveyed for the
annual Of there write the in words full length
Dated [Sgncd.