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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Legislature by John Callahan Ganti-
Malone Republican,.

Legislature by John Callahan santi-
Malone Republican,.
NANsEMoND.
SUFFOLK Lee, 267; Massey, 25s I;
Ayers, 267 Jones, for House OF Dele
gates. $50. Wise, Wood, and Blair,
each 2l9; Barum, for House Of Dele
gates, 22l.
democratic gain, 81
NoTTowAY.
Nottoway has gone Republican for
Governor and the Legislature by about
500 majority.
[It went for Blaine by S24.l
NEW KENT.
PROVIDENCE FORGE Pollard's aud
Walker's-Lee. 1853; Wise, 1872; Ty-
Ter, l64 !; Nance, l24.
ORANGE.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE: Orange
gives Row about $50 for the Legislature
and Lee about 100.
democratic loss OF about rs.
PATRICK.
STUART: Patrick county has given
Lee about 400 majority.
IF so, a Democratic gain Of 1851
PAGE.
LURAY: Returns from six' pre-
cincts in Page county give Slower de-
mocratl, for the Legislature, 4 majority
over Mauck Republican,. Stoyer runs
ahead Of his ticket. There are four
precincts yet to hear from, two of which
will probably give Democratic MAORI
ties and two Republican. The result
in the county is uncertain, with pros
poets favorable to the Republicans.
Cleveland carried it by 4S.
LURAY Il:20 A. MI; Three addi-
tional precincts give Mauck (Republi
cam Q majority over Stoyer democrat.
One precinct is yet to be heard from
1t will probably increase this majority
to about 30.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
MANASSAS Lees majority is no
less than $50 in Prince William coun
ty-an increase Of IS on last year,
vote.
Reid, for the House, is elected easily
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The Capital City Of the State
Gees Democratic by
2.4o2.
FULL DETAILS.
News FrCm Every Section Within
Reach Of Telegraphic Wires.

The election which took place in Vir-
ginia yesterday was for Governor,
Lieutenant G Governor. and Attorney
General, for 81 Of the 40 members of
the Senate, and the whole membership
(lOOl Of the House Of Delegates.
On the State tickets the nominees
were as follows;
DEMoRArIc. REPUBLICAN,.
For GoYe rnor.
Fi;zhugh Lee, John 3. Wise,
OF Fairfax. Of Richmond city.
FOR bieutenant. Gorsrnor.
John E. Massey, Henry C. WOOD.
OF Albemarle. OF Scott.
For Attorney. General.
Rufus A. Ayers, Franks Blair,
Of scott OF Wythe.
The Senate of Virginia is composed
Of 40 members, elected from 80 dis
tricts, and is presided over by the Lieu
tenant G overnor, who can vote only in
case Of tie. This, the Thirty-fifth
district, composed Of Richmond city
and Henrico, is the only district which
elects two senators; every other dis
triet elects but one. Senators are di-
yided into two classes, and are all
elected for four years. In 1883 the
even-numbered districts elected sena-
tors. This year the Odd-numbered dis
tricts elected. So it was that on yes
terday 2l senator's were chosen.
OF the senators whose terms expire
in 1857, l2 are Democrats, General
wickhsm) is Straightout Republican,
and are Malone Republicans. AsGen-
eral Wickbam acts with the Democrats
on State issues, the Democrats needed
to elect only 8 more members to give
them q clear majority in the Senate.
Washington and Smyth, Augusta, Fau-
quier and Loudoun, Albemsrle and
Greene, Richmond and Hsprico, Acco-
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mack, Amherst and Nelson, electing 3
senator's, have all along been pretty
well conceded to the Democrats. The
real fight was, therefore, not for the
Senate, but for the House and for the
State ticket. The contest has accord
ingly been most hotly waged in about
twenty close counties, each party
striving to secure enough members from
them to add TO their certain counties,
and so make sure OF majority in the
House. Our comparisons are with the
presidential vote Of 1884.
The indications are that we
have elected our State ticket by
over 10000, and that we have two
thirds Of the Senate and SO Of the 100
members of the House.
The returns below tell the tale fur
ther:
This county is claimed by the Re-
publicans by 300 majority.
Richmond city.
The sun rolled away the darkness
yesterday morning from sky that
would have been called by any fash
itnable young girl Of the present time
baby blue" if she had been asked as
to the color OF the clear vault that
spanned the earth. The air was crisp,
clear. and cool. There was neither dust
or mud, and a prettier day could not
have been sent upon which to test the
merits of the two political parties in
the State. The fight here was friend
ly one, and nothing important, of a
malignant sort, occurred to alter the
peaceful nature of the day. True, at
some Of the precincts, now and then, a
cOlored man over-zeslous for his party
and mislead as to the law, perhaps;
tried to put in q vote when it was not
admissible. and, as a matter Of course,
got himself arrested. In one case a
fisticuff occurred, but in this, as in all
the other cases, arrests were made
promptly and the parties were bailed
for future appearance.
The vote of the city is given below,
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Wood, 1868 Blair, 364. Senate-Bibb
Democrat), 533: Wade Republican),
36l. House-Crismond (Democrat),
SOS Lacy Republican), 359. Demo-
cratic gain, l4S.
FRANKLIN.
Rocky MOUNT Rocky Mount gives
% Democratic majority.
Unofficial reports from other pre-
cincts in the county show Democratic
gains and a full vote polled. The De-
mocratic majority in the county is esti-
mated at l,400.
If so, a'Democratic gain Of 1921
GILES.
Pearisburg gives Democratic
majority Of ll9.
NARRows: Democratic majority,
90.
GREENSvILLE.
PETERSBURG Greensville county
gives Wise COO majority. Democratic
loss, so.
GOOCHLAND.
DOVER Manakin precinct gives Re-
publican majority Of "a; Towles's, l3.
Ford S store gives Democratic majority
of so.
This is a gain of 25 at Manakin.
No figures for comparison at otherpre-
| cincts.l
BIG ISLAND: Big Island precinct:
Number Of votes polled, VA; Demo-
cratic, 127; Republican, At.
democratic majority, So.l
MAIDBN's ADVENTURE: Gooch-
land Courthouse precinct gives the Re-
pubIcans a majority Of 49.
| WATKINsvILLE Democratic ma
jority, 81.
FORD's STORE: Democratic major
ity, rs.
| HALIFAX.
SOUTH Boston II p. MI: Halifax
has gone Democratic by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority. Democratic gains so far
reported at every precinct heard from.
South Boston gives Democratic ma
iority Of 253, against 40 of last year.
Glover gives Democratic majority of
lO5; Vernon Hill, Democratic majori-
ty, $50. The county will probably 90
Democratic by 1000.
| [If so, q Democratic gain Of POLL
CLOVER Clover precinct (ofiicial)-
Lee, 276; Wise, l72; Massey, 275 /;
Wood, l72; Ayers, 277 Blair, 172.
For Senate-E Edmunds, 276; Gray tR =
publican), l52. House-Noblin DE
mocrap, 276; Jordan (Democrat),
277; Willard (Republican), l72; Grif-
fin Republican,, l72.
| democratic gain at Clover, CAL
SOUTH BosToN 70 p. MI: Six
precincts of Halifax county give total
Democratic majority of 63S.
HANOVER.
| ASHLAND: Official vote at this pre-
cinct Lee, 1913 Wise, 279; Massey,
800; Wood, 279; Ayers, 800; Blair,
27S. r. ii. Cardwell, for House, 400 /;
Talley (Republican), for House 267.
| IA Democratic gain on Cleyeland's S
vote of 66l.
R., +. AND P. JUNCTION divers
Store Lee. 2l2; Wis., 156.
Gain of27 over the vote of 1884.
| democrats carried the county by
| 328 in 1884.
HENRY AND PATRICK.
| MARTINsvILLE There was very
large vote polled election passed oil
quietly. The entire Democratic ticket
is elected by 205 majority. We return
A. G. Peters to the House, and this
and Patrick counties send A. P. Sta
Piles, Democrat, to the Senate. This is
official.
Returns indicate Patrick county 500
Democratic, electing Hoee to the House.
Cleveland carried Patrick by 292,
and he lost Henry by 55.
JAMES CITY COUNTY.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, November 8.
Notwithstanding the great excitemeu
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PRINCE EDWARD.
FARMvILLE Dupuy (Democrat is
elected to the Legislature by l42 ma
lority. Dupuy got LOO: Hooper
(anti-Mahone Republican,, 958; Bright
well lMahone Republican,, 60.
This is a great victory truly. The
Democratic nominee ran in between the
two Republican candidates.
PITTsYLVANIA.
DANvILLE: Danyilles majority
(ofiiciah, 443--a gain Of 344 over Cleve-
lands vote. Pittsylyania county gives
big Democratic gains and elects three
delegates.
PULASKI.
DUBLIN: Returns are in from seven
precincts, and three yet to hear from.
The county is safe for the Democrats
by $50 majority. Official returns will
not materially change Wise's figures.
Cleveland carried it by Ill.
ROCKBRIDGE.
LEXINGTON: Rockbridge is safe by
over $50 majority gain of over 200.
LEXINGTON 1920 p. MI: Four
teen precincts have been heard from,
which gives the Democratic State ticket
a majority of l73 and the county ticket
l45. There are two precincts to hear
from, which will probably increase the
majority to 200.
ROCKINGHAM.
Harrisonburg gives Wise majority
Of sS. Democratic gain of s. Repub-
licans concede the county by about 100.
ROANOKE.
ROANOKE [6 p. MI: The indica-
tions are that the Republican majority
in this county has been reduced. Hotf-
man (Democrat) for this aud Craig coun-
ties is safe. The proportion of negroes
voting the Democratic ticket was small.
ROANOKE 70 p. MI: Roanoke City,
l06 Democrstic--a gain of 56 over the
Cleveland vote.
SHENANDOAH.
WOODSTOCK Shenandoah gives Lee
and Rice over 100 majority.
WINCHESTER, November 3.-Shen-
andoah county goes Democratic-a gain
of one member of the Legislature.
SOUTHAMPTON.
|. FRANKLIN: Franklin precinct gives
287 Democratic majority.
Unofficial returns indicate certain
Democratic majority of $50 in South
ampton and the return of Democrat
to the Legislature.
This is gain of 462 over the presi-
Dental vote Of last year.
IvoR: Lee, l45 Wise, 223-Re-
publican gain, 4. Sebrell CDemo;rat)'
for the House of Delegates, l45; Ste.
phenson Republican,, for the House
223. Berlin precinct gives Wise Sc
majority; Stephenson Republican), fol
the House, l6 majority. Democratic
gain in this district, Sc.
SMYTH.
SALTvILLE Six precincts in Smytt
county give a Democratic majority ol
262-a gain of 160-and insures the
election Of Roberts, Democrat, to the
House Of Delegates.
[Cleveland carried it by o.
sPoTsYLvANIA AND STAFFORD.
FREDERICKSBURG Unofficial re.
turns from Spotsylvania give the Demo
cratic State ticket 100 majority gain o
1861, and the senator and delegate 22(
majority. Democratic gain, l40.
Returns from Stafford indicate Re-
publican majority of about 100.
Blaine carried it by lis.
TAZEwELL.
FALLS MILLS Democratic MAORI
ty, %.
GRAHAM Democratic majority, 81
Pocahontas gives the Republican
Ill majority.
WARWICK.
MORRISON The vot, Of Warwick
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can-were arrested for alleged fraudu-
lent voting.
Gee Republcan) is elected to the
Senate from this district by reduced
majority.
by associated Press.l
PETERSBURG, November 3.-The
Republicans carry this city by 600 ma
jority.
democratic gain Of 553.l
A dispatch to General Malone says
that Sussex county is solid " for the
Republicans.
The following has just been received !;
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 3, 1885
General Malone
There has been a very quiet and
orderly election in Richmond with a
large vote. About $50 of our vote was
left out in Jackson Ward, but think
we have held our own.
[Signedl JOHN S. WISE.
PETERSBURG, November 3.--The
secretary of the Republican Committee
at Lynchburg telegraphs that 256 CO.
lored voters were left in line in the
Third Ward there when the polls
closed.
EASTERN SHORE SOLID.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
TAsLEY, VA, November 3.-Six
precincts in Accomack give Lee ma
jority of 900. This will be increased
to fully l,40O in the county. North
ampton goes Republican by decreased
majority. Lee will leave the Eastern
Shore with more than | 200 majority
Both parties polled heavy votes.
The Democrats are rejoicing over tn,
result in New York.
Mahone Gives Up with a Grosn.
[By Associated Press
PETERSBURG, November 3.-Ma
hone sums up the situation as follows
The Democrats have carried State
and legislative ticket by unscIupulou'
use Of election machinery, over which
they have absolute control, and which
was provided by their last usurpinl
Legislature, expressly with this end IL
view.
PETERSBURG, November 3.-In re
ply to an inquiry from the mayor o
Lancaster (Ohio) and other northern
friends, General Malone has sent tn,
following telegram
lam grateful for the concern felt fol
our struggle here for Republican princi
pies, honest methods, human rights
and American unity. 1t is with . sin
cere apprehension for the future safety
of our republican Government, tn,
peace Of the nation, and the welfare o
the country that realize that the Dem
ocrats have carried the State and thei
legislative tickets; only, however, By
lawless proceedings and an unscrupu
lous use of election machinery, oil il
their hands and under their absolut,
control, asproyided, and to this very end
by the late usurping Democratic Legis
lature.
[Signedl MAHoNE.
Mr. RarbouP's View.
tBy Associated Press.
ALEXANDRIA, November 3.-Th
Gazette says: Returns from oil part
Of the State show Democratic gains an,
Indicate that Lees majority will rsacl
10000. Already five or SIX accession
have been made to the Democratic sid
Of the House Of Delegates. snd no losse
are reported.
Chairman Barbour, from dispatche
received by him, is confident that tn
Democratic majority will reach 10000
and in this view General Lee, who i
here, concurs.
Mr.. Barbour thinks the majority il
the Legislature will be fully Is large .
last year, when they had two thirds.
Southampton, Mahone's own county
gives Democratic majority Of 200.
| "Goed News from HIoms.s'
LYScHBuRa, VA, November 81
IL has foct haax, sy,uos,Sesd - n>x,<
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county is as follows: Lee, 279; wi'e'
ESQ. Republican gain, 40.l

ESQ. Republican gain, 4o.l
WARREN.
FRONT ROYAL Ill p. MI: Warren
gives Lee a majority Of 704. So far as
heard from full returns will swell II to
over 500.
[Tt gave Cleveland s39 majority.l
WASHINGTON.
ABINGDON Glade Spring gives
1853 Democratic majority. Seven other
precincts give Lee 1870; Wise, $40 !;
Rhea, 1,O62; White, go; Fulkerson,
LOGO; Buchanan, 1873; Gray dnde-
pendent), s3S.
Rhea and Buchanan are certainly
elected. The county is close between
Fulkerson tDemocrap and Gray unde-
pendent), with chances in faver OF Full
kerson.
Cleveland carried this county by $40.
WINCHESTER.
WINCHESTER Winchester gives
Lee Is majority gain Of "a over the
presidential election.
wYTHE [coMPLETEl.
wYTHEvILLE Wythe goes Demo
cratic by ia majority.
Democratic gain, l06.
PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, November 3.-Ths
official vote of Petersburg is as follows
Wise, 2,4l4; Lee, 1875; Wood, q
40S; Massey, 1929; Blair, 2,4O7
Ayers, 1871. For the Senate--Ge'
Republican), 1859; Dobie, LBS.
For the House Of DelegatesAM Nc
Candlish (Republican), 2.403; Jordan
(colored Republican,, 1926; Bernard
(Democrat), 1877; Eanes (Democrst)
I,S45.
The Democratic gain on the vote fol
Governor over 1884 is 629.
The result causes intense rejoicing
among Democrats here, who are loudly
cheering in the streets, and CORE
spending gloom among the Republicans
The white Democrats polled their ful
strength, and were aided by a numbe
of colOred voters. The election pass eC
off without disturbances. Two coloret
men-one Democrat and one Republi
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9epublican; Jackson River, 125 Re-
Iublican; Clifton Forge, 75 7emO-
ratio; CoviDgton, Is Democratic.
AMHERST.
LYNCHBURG Returns so far re-
ceived f ON Amherst indicate that the
county gives GO Democratic majority.
AUGUSTA AND sTAUNToN..
Democratic majority in the city of
Staunton, 257. Majority in Augusta
county, 664, with four precincts to hear
from which gave Cleveland majority
of over 100.
Cleveland carried Augusta by $50;
Staunton by 372-Democratic losses.
BATH.
WARM SPRINGS: This countygives
Lee majority of l25 Hobbs, ll0.
Democratic gain, ..
BEDFORD.
LIBERTY Six precincts heard from
show gain Of 100 over the Cleveland
vote. PrOportionate gains will give US
from 500 to LOO majority.
Cleveland's majority was 1896.
BUCKINGHAM.
BREMo BLUFF: Vote at New Can
ton, Buckingham Wise, 257 Lee,
l79; Moss, 227 McKenna, 206.
democratic gain Of Ill
BREMo BLUFF: Gold Hill, Buck
ingham, gives q Democratic majority of
32-a Democratic gain of 27.
CAMPBELL AND LYNCHBURG.
LYNCHBURG Lynchburg gives Lee
l,945 Massey, 1913; Ayres, l,943 I;
Wise, 1865; Wood, 1865; Blair,
1865. Lees majority, $50.
Gain Of 90 for the Democrats.
Campbell county gives an estimated
Democratic majority of GOO.
If so, it is a Democratic loss Of POS.
CAROLINE.
BOWLING GREEN Caroline is Dem
ocratic by three or four hundred ma
jority.
lit went against us by Al last year. ]
CHESTERFIELD.
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cratic headquarters here that Lee -
carried every county In the scuthwess
Of the State. and that Lees majority
in the State will foot mp over 10000
and that the Legislature is safe for shs
pemocrafs.
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Go to J. J. Harvey's, 8 east Broad
street, and set some Of thoss beautiful
Chrysanthsmums which hs Is ssllinR a
lov figures.
As has alarss collection Il ReasbudA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

The Kansas City Times says:-"The
railroad bill from the committee on in
ternal improvements which went to
engrossment after = long and acrimo-
NOUS debate Saturday, will come up
for final passage in a day or two.
There is no doubt of its success in the
house. Messrs. Farris and Anthony,
two of the strongest members, who
were a little doubtful Of the bills be-
ing constitutional, have given it q full
examination, and now are ready to
support it. It is eve reported that
Mr.. Curtiss, who fought 1t 80 stub
bornly on engrossment, is really moi
violently against its passage. u
course, he has no friendship for it, bu'
it is much more moderate than some
of the other bills, and he prefers it te
them" This is the bill which the In
telligencer printed some weeks ago
and the passage of which 1t has re-
commended. There is little doubt bu'
that it will pass the house. We hope
to see it pass the senate as well. 1t hal
come to be said that the senate is thu
tomb of railroad legislation. We haps
the change may not prove true as Il
the present body.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
THE ALTAR.

GRANVILLE C%laytop. Mr.. JOIN II. ID d
IN Freedom township; Lafayette s11Eniy
FR1cK KEE' and Miss ANNIE LANCE.
- In Freedom township. Lafayette county:
No; ~ March ana M H b Myh Rsy p S,i,I; Az; HENRY
At the residence Of Mrs. Willie A. Mitch
ell ,inLrxington township, LAFAYETTE county Mo-,
March s.. BY T. 4. ChInn, Esq Mr.. 7;
MITCHELL and Miss D CALLAWAY. both
Of this county.
At the residence OF the brides father.
near COrder. Lafayette oounty. Mo-. Wednes.
dsv March il. BY Elder James L Warren. Of
W W'sRinstaa' aud Miss BEssfE NJ. siSsoN.
from the Hume. Mo . start
- On Tuesday. Feb. a 1885 at osawaiomis,
Kansas, by Elder Adalr, Mr. GEORGE HOL.
LAND, oi Hume. Mo-. to Miss SYLVIA
Another bachelor turned benedict by falling
into the matrimonial entangling alliance leaving
many Of the brotherhood to mourn and exclaim
like David 20. Absolomi Absolomi Would
to God that I had died for theeI" Don't
mourn. brothers, but Initiate the example Of
George and yield to the ''tender passion;' 80
surrender to Cupid and ago thou and do like
ions Of hosts of friends at Osawatomie who
escorted the happy pair to the spns. casting
heartfelt wishes ii for their future JOY and pros.
perity, tn. bride and groom took the train for
Pleasauton where They occupied the elegant
bridal chamber of that s"mptnous hostelry, the
Commercial House. until Wednesday when
they resumed their journey honeward. Al
Hume they were met at the train with u car
riage and taken to the Hume House, where thew
were received by hosts Of friends. and In the
evening were given q supper that a king and
queen might envy, after which all adjourned to
ne parlors where thev were right royalty en-
tertaIned until the I'VE ema h0urs'' sdnonish-
I'd q trip to when the company dis
prrssd. feeling glad they we're there.
MIR Holland Ia a brother OF Mrs. Geo Farrar,
and of the Misses Sarah and Katie Holland
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
THE 81
uvER QUESTION.
nrir'

~ -"
ad's 10 ted. last week, Mr.. Cleve'
SLY tier advocating the suspension
= .er coinage, and we had hoped to
able to give our readers in this is
, lie the reply of the democratic con-
, gressmen, but, it is quite lengthy and
the pressure of local news upon our
columns has prevented us from doing
so. However, it is a document that
will keep. 1t is digniied. argument
alive, cites numerous interesting and
important facts, and il irresistible in
Its conclusions. As congress has ad-
journed the question is not 3 pressing
one. and, indeed, there is no danger
even at the reassembling of congress
that the coinage of silver will be sus-
pended. Whatever congress may lind
it wise to do as to the regulation OF
the weight Of the silver dollar, 1t will
never again, at least for many years,
endeavor to bring the country to mon
ometalism. We regret that President
Cleveland seems to be somewhat out OF
accord with the mass of democrats up
on this question, and hope that the
difference between them may prove
less than it no W seems.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
SHERIFF'e SALE IN PARTI.
TlON.
Martha z. 9tanley ct nj

Maggie B Barnett and Georgia A Barnett.
% virtue OF . renewed order Of sale issued
~ from the offce OF the clerk Of the CIR.
Quit court Of Lafayette county. Missouri. and IN
favor OF Martha Z Stanley amt Zaeharish T.
Stanley, her hu.band. Jefferson u. Barnett,
John W: Barnett add n LIE L B rnett. and
sSainat Maggie b Barnett and q. org . A Bar.
nett. 70 me direstsd. and returnabie to the April
term. lss3. OF said court. I will, ON
MONDAY. APRIL erH, lass,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon and I've O'Clock In thu afternoon Of said
day. and IN front OF the courth use door, IN the
city Of Lexington. In Lafayette county, Mis-.
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est CLAIM and estate of the suid pla nti6s
and defendants In said renewed order Of
talo, In and TO the following described real
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elghi 1851. OF runge twenty sever ~! and con.
tainlnI IN all two hundred and III t2s0l acres
of land more or less
Given under my hand th,a 18Th day of Feb,
rusrv. 1853. JOSEPH BOWMAN.
mchlItd Sheriff.