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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-25
NOTICE OF
SHSsF - = 81 az

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
ID d cree Of foreclosure. aud order Of sale.
issued out Of the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District in and for the County of Hum
boldt state of Nevada. on the Is IL day Of June
4. D. 1877, and TO Hle directed and oellVeTeG,
upon judgment and decree Of foreclosure.
and sale recovered in said Court, on the Ith
dav of April u. 1877. in favor Of JaInes B VI
plaintiff. and against lexandei Wise. defend
ant. for the sum Of 81 45G L. 5. gold coin,
with interest tAereOn at the rate Of che per
cent per month from the 3lst day OF Deem
Der. 1874, until paid, and one hundred and
ffty-six dollars 4, 5. gold coin. attorney =
fees and cost Of suIt taxed az So 10 in like
coin, and expenses Of sale, all in q. s.. gold
co n, ana By which l was commanded to sell
the mortgaged proper hereinafter describe G
AT public aucti, y, according to law, to The
highest bidder Tor cash u. 5. gold coin, or
sufficient thereof to satisfy said principal, in
terest, costs and expenses OF sale and 90 gp-
ply the same to lhe payment Of said sums.
The following is a descnpti of the prop
ertv authorized to be sold by virtue ef iudg-
meRt decree Of foreclosure and order "
sale, to wit:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel Of
land situated in the county Of Humboldt,
State of Nevads, and more parhcularlE
described and known as the Alex. Wise
pasture located about one half mile below
me town Of Vint emucca, on the Humboldt
river, and containi two thousand 2,G00l
acres, NOR or less
Therefore. pursuant to said Judgment ana
decree, and in Obedience tOis reqUir ments.
will expose 20 sale ct public suc ion to the
highest bidder I , cash IN hand, payable only
in United -tates gold coin. az th Court House
door in Winncmucca, Humboldt County,
Nevada on
SATURDAY, THE 30sh DAY or JUNE
A. D., 1877,
At one O'Clock P n. al said day All the right
title. and iuteres: ~ ssid eteudaGt OF IN and
to the said above described properly. now had
or had December 5lsg. ls.4 OF atang time since
chen acquired, to satisfy said judgment and
deere.
Given under my hand, ut my Office in Win.
day of June A. j.. 1877, a. Kyle.
sheriff o. Hrmbolst County, Nevada
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NJ ct CO OF
Sheriff. rs sale.

10y VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
q , out If the District Count OF the Fourth
Judicial District of the tate of Nevada, in
ana for tbe county Of Humboldt on tire 18th
day OF June, A. T. 1877 and 70 me directed and
delivered for execution, upon judgment re
covered il said Court on the l5ul day of June ,
A. D. 1871, in favor of j. ". stCNi hams,
plaintiff and against A. d. Wilcox. 4. Bar
bour. II. l.. SloWell and a. Dixon, copaItners,
ing business under the firm Da1ae Of s.. d.
Wilcox and Company, defendants, for the
sum Of 81 ISL. L. ;. gold coin. with interest
from March list, 1876, at ! ! per cent per
month: also $500 [. S. gold coin With inter
/ y per cent. pef munth also S1e5, Z. s. god
edin, ith interest rom July Goth. 1876, al
the rate Of per cent. per mouth. ana also
1858 66 Z. 5. gold con. with .egal interest
from 5Gte Of judgment, oEeeLer vita costs
an disbursements IL he date # said iudg-
ment, amounting 10 he sum of sos 10, and
aecraiag 60 10 al il q =. & Id coin.
herefor pursuant % said writ OF execution
and in obedience 10 lis commands and re-
qairemeuts / dill. en- the I'D day II june, A.
- 1877. levy IA Nd tlke in execution the fol-
lowing described pers nal prole y, to wit:
Six he4Q Il wsrk bo4ses one two-horsc
wazan. CHE large il axle wagon. one hay
press. ne moving machine, ole lot Of b led
hay 30 tons ~ re e. lessj. one suikey hay
rake, four sets ~ L rness ere Vla 4 rin scales.
one beam scales aud twenty-five head Of
bucks
Notice is hereby given that on
FRIDAY. TIE 9th Day OF JUNE. 1877
betwe 4 the hours o; O'Clock in the morn
ing and 5 O'Clock in the AFTERNOON. viz. al 10
o'clock A. NJ of sand day, " II offer iCv sale
a. public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand. payable only il. s gold coin
at the Wilcox x Co IS ranch on the Humboldt
river in GoldRuni ownsbip. uun boldt county
Nevada. al Of the above described property
TO satisfy said judgment, costs and expenses
Of sale.
Given under Try hand at nv Office in Win
nemuc "a, Humboldt county, Nevada, this
I'D day Of june, A. d. 1877.
=. a. KYLE,
sheriff Of Humboldt county. Nevada.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
his interest in the Paradise stage Like
desires 70 settle up all accounts at once
Those having claims against him are re-
quested to present the same, and persons
knowing themselves TO be indebted TO him
win please cali at the City Drug s. ore and
settle C. A. DESAUSSURE.
HirtAtxnucca: jana IA ewS1
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e1--,-.s~-s~-iNADE by Agents in cities an
81 frountry owns. Only necessary 10
! ~ ~ EsGow samples to make sales and
smoney. for any one out o. employ
- GSy kment and disposed to work Used
klaily by all business Iucn. Send
N a ~ ,kstamp FIR circular. with prices to
A ~ y skigents. Address
4 Especial AGENCY"
Kendall Building. Chicago.
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u . = ~.

TO all who are safering from the errors and
dnfiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay loss OF manhood, etc. / will
send ecipe that viii cure You, FREE or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South ATr-rica Send a
lf-Addressed envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T.
IMAM, Station D, Bible House, New York
City
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FITS EPILEPSY
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently CUre5-no huHnbgG--
by one months ussge of DR.. Goul-
ards Celebrated nfsliible FIt Pow
dsrs. To convince sufferers that these pow
sders Will do all we claim for them, we VIII
send them by mail, asst paid, afr'-A Trial
hax As pr. Goulard is the only physician
that has ever made this disease a special
study and as to our knowledge thousands
have been permanently cared by the
use Of these Powder, we viii guHFaH-
zee u permanent cure IN every cas-, or
reflsa,t you III money expended. All
tsuferlrs should give these Powders an early
trial aad be convinced Of their curative pow
eerS.
srice, for large box, $500 or boxes for $40.
sent by mail to any part of he United States
or Canada on receipt of price, or by express,
9 o. D. Address,
ASH 8, ROBBINS,
$50 EuLrnN SrREET. BRnoKLYN. n. y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Flashes from the Foreign Fight.

Preliminary operations on the Danube have
begun in earnest.
The Prince of Montegro is reported killed
by bis own troops.
A Turkish newspaper announces the capitu-
laton of the Russians at Bayazid.
So far all attacks on Kars and Ba,oum have
been repulsed.
The Turks have entered Cettinge, the CAPT
tai Of Montenegro.
At Batoum the Russians were driven from
their entertainments.
The bombardment Of Rustchuk by the Rus
SLAMS was continued Tuesday with great igor.
The accounts from Asiatic Russia represent
that the recent battles at Delibaba were very
stubborn and Sanguinary aud that another
engagement is imminent.
a dispatch from Constantinople says the
Chamber Of Deputies, in secret session, has
voted for the continuauceof the war al GutrdRce,
even if all Europe combines against Turkey
A telegram from Constantiuople. direct as
serts that Deryish Pasha, on Saturday, attack
ed the Russians investing Batoum aud drove
them from the heights.
A Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times says The Montenegrins are said to
have lost almost one-seventh of their force, es-
pecially the insurgents who appear to have
suffered very severely.
The London Times correspondent at Cettinje
telegraphS The Turkish losses are absolute
Is iucalculabe All Sunday afternoon the ar
,illery and rifles have been firing on tie column
as i. moves down the valley. The pursuit vii!
be kept up until the column reaches the pro-
lection Of the guns Of Spuz while it has still
to run the gauntlet Of Plameuatz's division at
MurtInitZa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
2I3 ACRES

Beginning at Stone marked U. s., corner to the
Holmes land and VIM. Lucas koonee land and to
tract No. >, thence with said Lucas lines - 81
3O' West 67.5 poles 10 a Stone, thence ). 20 go
W. 9l.2 poles 10 a Stone, thence again with Lucas
and I. Ihrasher >. 2 - W. 80 poles at Spring,
continued 10 all O5 poles 10 a Stone, thence >. lO0
80 W. 23.G poles to a Stone, corner to the Nc
Sherry " Dove Hill tract, thence with il ;. ~
45' ELL poles 10 a stone by a Hat rock near the
road, thence ;. So so Z. 57g poles To stone in
the line OF I. h. Washington's Heirs, thence with
their line y. 20 +. Il poles 10 a Chestnut Oak
STUMP on the East side of tc " Bear Ford, -
thence " 1870, Z. % poles to a stone, thence y.
- 3O' +. 37.s poles TO a a stone, corner at the
top of the Ridge, thence following the top Of the
ridge 23S poles TO a large stone pile corner to
tract No. 2, thence with No. about y. 81 w.
10 poles to the beginning.
The said three tracts being fully exhibited and
described in a Plat and Report OF Survey by ).
Ii. Brown, Surveyor Of jefferson County, dated
November ., 1876, and which is flied in the Clerk s
Office OF the said Circuit Court.
Tho said
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Berkeley Bits.

From the Gersrdstown Times:
Eggs 10 cents; Butter y cents.
A lady friend presented US with a strawberry
4 inches in circumference
1915 has been appropriated by the County
Court for repairs to GerArdStown and Middle
way turnpike.
From the Independent:
GrasshopperS numerous on the Opequon.
Peach trees are loaded with fruit.
From the Salesman
Last Sunday evening as Mr.. A. Kogelschatz,
of this city, was returning from drive into
the country accompanied by his wife and
children, the holding back strap broke, causing
the wagon 10 run on the heels Of the horse
The animal kicked violently, striking two OF
the children One, little boy Of 10 years, had
his left leg broken and the other was quite
badly bruised.
COL Jacob Sencindver, who has been so long
dangerously i'll, with varying hopes of ulti-
mate recovery, died at his residence in this
county on Saturday morning last, in about the
10Th year of his age. Col S. was widely
known in this and adjoining counties, having
in his long life business and social connections
with many throughout this section. He was
very hospitable, and generous in his DISPOSE
ton, eviucing always a readiness to ado unto
his neighbor as he would have them do to him. "
lie was for many years the commandant of the
9th regiment Of militia, under the old regime,
taking great pride in its equipment and eff
cheney. Col 5. will be greatly missed among
his immediate neighbors, to whom he gave
employment and by whom he was looked upon
as a friend, whatever the emergency might be-
| fal them. He leaves a large family connec-
ton to mourn his loss, and his many friends
and acquaintances will long remember his ge-
NAL and companiouable qualities. His re-
mains were inferred, with Masonic honors, at
NiIdleway on last Sabbath large Corcourse
testiiying their respect to bis memory.
Farewell dear old friend, shall
We not Get again2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Especial Dispatch 10 the Baltimore Sun
The Killing of Capt. Catesby Jones
IN Selma Alabama.

WASHINGToN, June 2G-The impression re-
ceived from the Geographic announcement OF
the recent killing of Capt. Ap Catesby Roger
Jones is erroneous. He was not killed 10 a
street encounter as alleged from details receiv-
ed here. II appears that son of Capt Jones
aged seven. had difficulty with son Of Mr. .
j. \. Harral, aged ten. The parents OF little
Jones believing their child to be wrong sent
him over early next morning with note Of
apology, and basket of fruit as a peace Offer
ing to the other little fellow, whom he had it
seems gotten the better Of Little Harral, it
is stated, was encouraged here to improve the
opportunity to revenge himself, and another
conflict took place The children were separa-
ted and Can't Jones, on bearing the reception
his little one had met with on his praseworthy
errand, FASTENED to Harral's house and rang
the bell, llarral coming TO the door. Captain
Jones dying declarations are that llarral asked
him if he came for a difficulty, for if be did
could have one Capt. Jones replied that he
did not come for difficulty, but that he
thought bis lHarraps) conduct in the premi-
ses was contemplate, aud thereupon HarTal
drew pistol and shot him. Capt. Jones was
the oldest son Of the late Gen. Roger Jones,
who was for twenty-five years adjutant general
Of the regular army. lie was one of the most
highly respected and beloved officers in the
navy, and distinguished in the ordnance branch
Of that service. He resigned at the beginning
of the war. went South and was executive Of
ficer Of the Merrmac 10 its encounter with the
Congress, Cumberland aud other vessels. He
served creditably through the war in various
capacities He is spoken Of as man of the
most exemplary habits, modest and retiring in
manners, afFectionate toward his family and
friends, chariiably disposed towards his enc
mics, if he had any, and one whose life was
squared by the laws of honor and the pre-
cepts of religion. He leaves many friends in
this city, Baltimore and throughout the South,
who will read of his melancholy death with
feelings Of deep sorrow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
shopherdstown Summary.
We oondonso from the Register:

we SOnISust iTOm tIt 4ltytSsG
Miss Minnie Hall has purchased 5000
piano of G. NJ. Sliefl, Baltimore. 1t is said to
be a splendid instrument.
Prot Joseph McMuran will conduct Nor
NAL Institute at Moorefeld, beginning 9th
July.
Harry Greenwood, FIVE years old, attracted
much attention at Hagerstown as the " Drum
mer Boy Of Shepherdstown. He beat time
to the stirring ffe-notes Of his grandfather.
The Jail building at this place was struck
by lightning during the storm Thursday even
ing-resultng in damage to roof and the loss
of chimney. Mr. Kimball, who lives at the
Jail was shocked considerably.
On Thursday evening the rain descended iu
torrents, aud much damage was done to wheat
and cornfelds as well as roads aud fencing.
At a communication of Mt Nebo Lodge, A.
f. & A. NJ, 90 Monday night last, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year ::
H. c. Marten, w. M; T. w. Latimer, Sr.
W. E. l. Lee, Jr., Jr. w; J. S. Fleming,
s. j. L. Richard, T. j. II. Cookus, Sr. D. ;
J. R. Keys, Tyler; and Benz. f. Harrison and
d. w. Border, Stewards
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Martinsburg Matters.
From the independent:

From the Independent:
As near as we can learn, about 10000
pounds Of wool have been shipped from this
county this season.
An Artillery Company has been organized
and differed as follows
Captain. @. A. Nadenbousch 1st Lieu
tenant-A. Oden; 2nd Lieutenant-H. Dor
sey; Ensign--R A. L. Blondel.
A son of Mr. F. Gerling, who with two
companions emigrated to California last fall
has returned home He is the second one OF
the two to return. They all report things not
so golden in California.
Within the past few nights the stove and
tinware store of Messrs. Fisher e Fiske has
been broken into several times and articles
stolen, and on Sunday night tLeir stable was
broken into and new set of single harness
carried off They offer a reward Of SO for
the harness and conviction Of the thief The
post-oilice was broken into again, but the
thieves got nothing. We suggest that the citi-
zens organize a vigilance committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Good Advice.

Now is the time of year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, &c. Every family should have bottle Of
moment that cough to take hold OF your child,
your family or yourself. Consumption, Asthma,
Pneumonia, Group, Hemorrhages, and other fatal
diseases may set in Although il is true GERMAN
SYRUP is curing thousands Of these dreadful dis
eases, vet it is much better to have it at hand
when three doses will cure you. One Bottle will
last your whole family winter and keep you
safe from danger. If you are consumptiye do not
rest until you have tried this remedy. sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS cents. Sold by
your Druggist, Light 4 Mitchell, Charlestown,
and J. J. Gilbert, Harper's Ferry.
June II lS76-eOwly -nd, March 10, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
RFSS-rTTITE OF ID ia NIILY JOURNAL.

HURD's Ma ricni Mixture solves the problem,
Ill and makes Washing Easy. Ii should be
used by every family for numerous reasohs-n us
economy in money, time, labor, wear ana tear !;
makes hard water soit-makes the bath 'uxuri
ous-makes clothes beautifully white-does NOT
DESTROY the texture. For sale by
Juue 80 1871. Z. W. IkOooE Ah'
NTOLIEN is the best Laundry Gloss IN the
Nl World-sayes one bal: the LABOR 10 ironing
Hnrevents the iron from Sticking-imparts
beautiful Gloss-produces fine elastic Stiffness
effects great saving Of Starch-renders goods
impervious to Precipitation. For sale by
June 80, 1877. Z. W. IhOooELL'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
NEW STOCK.

D0T0MAC Herring and Mackerel, just receiy-
Il ed, for sale cheap, by
JACOB STARRY.
T10BACC0S Smoking and Chewing, Snuff aud
i Cigars, just received and for sale at low
prices, by JACOB STARRY.
SToNEWARE-Full Stock, embracing every
> article in the line, for sale cheap, by
JACOB STARRY.
CUGARCURED Canvassed Hams, Dried Beef
- and breakfast Creast., Bacon, Shoulder and
Lard, for sale cheap, by
June %, 1871. JACOB STARRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
The Terms of Sale

Are as follows: 0ne-fourth to be paid on the day
OF sale, and also Bond, bearing interest from date
with good security, payable in twelve months,
for the residue OF the purchase money, and will
retain the title to. and lien each said tract as
further security for the residue of the purchase
money, until the same is fully paid.
>. HOWELL,
Commissioner OF School Lands for the
County Of jefferson, West Virginia.
June ., lsT7,-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Legal Notice.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JEFFER-
son COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JEFFER-
son COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
To JAMES II. GROVE. Administrator Of
Sarah B Grove, THOS. HlTE, Trus-
tee of Sarah B. Grove, and MARY Il.
BERRY, nonresident Of this State.
Hon. Thos C. Green, NOW Judge Of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, having
announced his determination and refusal to act as
trustee under deed Of trust executed by Thomas
Hite as trustee of Sarah B. Grove, and by Sarah
B. Grove to the said Thomas C. Green for the
purpose Of securing certain debts due TO j. Gregg
Gibson and Mary k. Berry, and bearing date the
10th of September, 1870, and which deed convey
ed 357l5 acres of land called the Woodberry
Estate, for the purposes aforesaid Now this is
to give notice and especially to Mary X. Berry, a
non resident, that on the 10th day Of October,
1877, will, under the provisions Of the statute in
such cases made and provided. move the Court TO
appoint = new Trustee in the place Of the said
Thomas C. Green who refuses to act.
J. GREGG GIBSON,
By Charles j. Faulkner, his Attorney.
CharlsstOwB, June ., lSTI-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
Extract from Decree Of april ls@, 1877.

alt is adjudged, or dered and decreed that this
cause be re-c0mmitted 20 Commissioner Moore,
with instructions tO inquire
First-Into the condition of the present title 10
the said six acres of land near Charlestown;
whether the same has been sold and conveyed
away By the heirs Of said VIM. C.. Worthington,
deceased, TO whom so sold and conveyed, and
whether the grantee holds by voluntary convey
ance, or is bona fde purchase for value recciv-
ed. without notice.
Second-To ascertain and report, to whom pur-
chase money for the sale OF the ?2i A., r., 10
F., were paid; in what proportion the payments
we're made to the grantors, and what assets and
property have been left By the said grantors, on
this sale, 10 meetany liability growing out OF the
sale OF said tract OF land and the receipt of the
money for the same.
Third-To make the same inquiries as to the
lot in Charlestown sold to Jacob u. Tutwiler, and
Of any other property sold by his heirs, since the
death Of said Worthington, together with all
other mat,ers deemed pertinent BY himself or
which any of the parties may require to have
stated"
A Copy-Tes,e. -
BIC. WASHINGTON, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30

The Stauuton TiRdicdtor says: "a remark
able occurrence took place on the farm Of Dr..
C. R. Mason, near Swoopes depot A deer
from the mountain came down into q field
where a mule was grazing, and the mule pur-
sued and paved it to death. This is not I'M
usual. with young cattle. but that mule
should overtake aud kill deer is quite re-
markable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
E65 ACRES

Bounded on he Northern side by the Southern
boundary OF the above tract, No. | on the West
ern side by the lands of krwan, Nisewanner,
Miller and Holmes; on the Southern side by the
Northern boundary OF tract No. 3, and on the
Easter side by the Ridge Of the Mountain.
TRACT NO. 3, containing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30

Roses bloom in summer only. but Dr.
Schley's Family Cough Syrup will keep the
roses Of Health ever on your cheeks. Itneyer
fails. Grandest Remedy for all Coughs aud
Colds Nopay if no relief. For sale here by
c +. Beler, aud by Gilbert Bros, Harper's
Ferry. Only % cts for sure cure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30

From seventeen 10 twenty thousand Of the
homeless sufferers of the FIRE at ST. Johns are
daily supplied with substantial food at the
rink where contributions are concentrated. The
amount of provisions already consumed has
been enormous, but the stock holds out well
aud is constantly rcp.enished
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30

Commissioner Cleon Moore, by his report,
da ted March 4tb, ls76-having reported, tha'
the claims OF Pierce Z. holland, Weric W eller'
Thomas Hite, Mcknight Bro, Davis Lock
and John w Lock against Mary ID. Hurst's Is
tate, were presented to him as Commissioner, but
for want OF proof were not audited against the
Estate of said Mary d. Hurst-it is ordered on
their motion, and at their costs, that the above
named cause be referred to Commissioner Cleon
Moore with authority and instructions TO take
moot in regard to said ciaims-and ii so estab-
iisbcd TO audit the same against her the said Mary
ID. Hurst's Estate; and also 10 take proof as TO a
Bond of Mary D. Hurst due and payable TO
Charles J . Faulkner; also any other claims a.
gains, her Estate.
A Copy-Teste.
b. C. WASHINGTON, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-30
I NO. I, containing about
275 ACRES,

is bounded on the North BY the Shenandoah Riv-
err, and begins alta Stake on the East bank Of said
River, at a rocky cliff, corner TO I. kirwan's
Nisewanner land. running thence with Kirwan's
lines South 2Jo 80 L. 80 poles, To a large Chest
nut Stump, thence ). IL as Z. As poles to the
5. W. edge of a large rock, thence leaving the
original lines and running across the tract >. ~
L. about l55 poles to the " Block Ilouse" on the
top OF the Mountain, thence following the top of
the Ridge to a Black Oak tree and Stone marked
L. 3, thence n. 75o 80 W. SI.5 poles to a Stone
and stone-pile in the hollow or drift of the noun
tain, thence down the same n. ~ 81 W. So. )
poles, horizontal measure to a Spring on the Bank
orthe Shenandoah River, thence up tue river wi
its meanders to the beginning.
TRACT No. q containing abnnt