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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-16
SOUTHERN PREsBYrERIANs.
Twenty-ninth Annual Session of the
General Assembly.

Twenty-ninth Annual Session of the
General Assembly.
AsHEvILLE, n. c., May l5.-The general
assembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church convened in twenty ninth annual
session in the First Presbyterian church at
IL O'Clock this morning The services were
opened by singing the Doxology and prayer
by DIR. II. g. Hill, the retiring moderator,
who then preached a sermon from Isaiah
k, l-2, the. theme being: Earthly mis-
sion of the church"
One hundred and twenty-nine commits
sioners are present, and all the states are
represented. Among the prominent
persons not able to be pres
emit, and from whom letters
of regrets were received. were the following:
J. Fl. Inman of New York, Andrew Rudd
OF Baltimore, Wendell Prime, editor of the
New York Observer and editor of the
Central Presbyterian of Richmond, Va.
Gen. Rufus Barringer of Charlotte, n. c.;
Hon. William Writ Henry of Richmond,
Va. George w. Williams and Rev. Pevton
s. Hoge of Mississippi. and B. F. Hall of
Wilmington, n. G.
A reception was given to the ladies in
attendance upon the assembly at the resi-
dence Of G. E. Graham this afternoon.
NOMINATIONS FOR MODERATOR
At the conclusion Of DR.. Hills sermon
made for moderator as follows: Rev. C.
r. Hemphill, d. D., of Louisville, KY,
Rev. D. o. Davis, D. D., of Henderson,
KY, and Rev. James Parks, D. D., of
Knoxville, Tenn The first ballot stood:
Parks &c, Hemphill 81. Davis 15
According to custom, the lowest name was
dropped aud DR.. Parks was chosen on the
second ballot, and the choice was made
unanimous.
E. A. Ramsey and w. A. Alexander
were chosen temporary clerks.
The assembly then adjourned till to-mor-
row.
DIR. Parks is past middle age, and is a fine
presiding officer.
A BANQUET AT NIGHT.
This evening a banquet was given in
honor of the commissioners to the general
assembly. The company comprised 275
persons. The programme was as follows:
Greetings-By the state of North Caro-
lima, by his excellency Gov Daniel
e.. Fowle; by the presbytery of
Mecklenburg, Rev. T. A. Wharton:
by the city of Asheville, l. H. Cobb; by
the First Presbyterian Church, Capt S. F.
Venable. The responses were as follows:
''The Church" by Rev. James Parks, D.
D.; Historic Past" by Rev. w. I. Thomp-
son, D. D.: The Faith Once Delivered to
the Saints" by Rev. c. r. Hemphil, D.
D.; "Eldership," by Judge j. A. Orr:
institutions of learning" by Rev. J. R.
Wilson; "Work of to-day" by l.. A. Per-
rim; The religious press" by Rev. R. P.
Farris, D. D.; 1.-The outlook by Rev. d.
o. Davis, D. D. Many of the efforts were
unusually brilliant and the speeches were
not concluded till late.
THE NORTHERN ASSEMBLY.
SARATOGA, N. Y, May 15.-The Presby-
| terrain general assembly north was opened
with prayer this morning at II o'clock by
Rev. DR.. Herrick johnson of Chicago, the
session being praise worship meeting.
The regular business session began at S
| o'clock this afternoon. Between 1000 and
| 1000 persons were in attendance at the
OoeOinC
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a ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
While Stern Father Was Away the
Lovers Were Welded.


Lovers Were Welded.
ATLANTA, GA, May ia romantic
marriage was celebrated here this after
noon. For long time young Charley c..
Jones has been in love with Miss Pinkie c.
Walker. He is cousin of Samuel Jones.
and she lisa daughter of doc" Walker, a
director in the exposition company. The
youthful couple failed to gain the consent
of Mr.. Walker to their union and found it
necessary TO resort to cunning measures.
To day Mr.. Walker attended a Sunday
school celebration only a short distance
from his house. Finding him engrossed
in this pleasant occupation young Jones
whisked off after a preacher and
carried him to Mr.. Walkers house, where
the young lady was in waiting in the parlor
and married him without loss Of time.
The lovers repaired at once to the home
of the groom's father.
Mr.. Walker is a very wealthy man, and
sold to the exposition company the land on
which the fair grounds are situated.
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Out of the Race.

ELBERToy, GA, May 15.-Hon. E. B.
Tate, candidate for representative in this
county, retires from the race in a card in
the Gazette to-day. He gives as a reason
for his retirement the fact that his health
will not permit him to engage in such a
hotly contested scramble for the Office as
the present race promises to be. Mr. Tate
is good citizen, and would have made
safe representative.
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Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
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gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not haye it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The late firm of SANBERG & co. having
been dissolved by mutual consent, take the
pleasure of informing my friends and the pub
lie generally that in the future can be found
at Mr.. WILLIAM W. GNANN'S Carriage and
Wagon WORKS on New street, opposite Central
railroad warehouse, where will BE- pleased to
serve them. Thanking my patrons for past
favors and hoping that they will continue to
patronize me in the future, 1 remain respect
fully yours, R. c. FETZER.
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FOR GEORGIA FARMERS.

j. j. Meze picked ripe watermelon at
Pelham Tuesday.
r. w. Jemison, Jr., of Macon, is a candi-
date for secretary of the Georgia Agricul-
tural Society, vice Hon. R. A. Nisbet, re-
signed.
John Parker of Butler had three fine hogs
killed by lightning near his residence on
Monday, tie 18th inst. A valuable mule
died very suddenly about the same time
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ALABAMA'S LOG SEIZURES.
A Bond Accepted From the Southern
States Lumber Comnanv

PENSACOLA, FLA, May 15-Marshal B.
w. Walker, receiver in the Mobile and
Girard land case, spent the day in Pensa-
cola yesterday and left for Montgomery
last night. While here he accepted bond
from the Southern States Land and Timber
company for the logs seized in their posses
sion, and which the receiver claims were
cut from the railroad lands The bond was
in the sum Of SIS, 600, with F. C. Brent and
L. Bucki as sureties. The logs in question
are about $4,000 in number, and lie mostly
in Baldwin county, Alabama.
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A Negro Brute Lodged in Jail.

ELBERToN, GA, May 15.-George Penn.
q desperate negro who lives in this county
near Bowman, has been arrested by Bailiff
Deadmyles under warrant charging him
with assault with intent to rape upon the
l3-year-old daughter Of ID. S. Butler. Upon
his failure to give $4,000 bond he was
lodged in jail to await his trial in the supe-
rior court in September.
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Kentucky's Prohibitlonists.

LEXINGTON. KY, May 15.-The pro-
hibltlonlsts OF Kentucky held a state con-
Venflon here to-day. In their platform
they strongly favored woman sufferage
Mrs. Josephine K. Henry of Versailles WINS
nominated for clerk of the court of ap-
peals. Temperance meetings are being baId
tonight, and the convention viii Continue
in session Tomorrow.
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Decapitated by a Train.

EASTMAN, Ga, May 15.-Abe Wilson, a
colored train hand. while coupling cars at
Dempsey to-day, fell, and the car wheels
passed over his neck, completely severing
his head from his body. The body wss
taken TO Macon, where Wilson lived. No
fault is attributed to the railroad company.
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. scooping in a Reward.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 15.-An executive
warrant for $3.50 was issued to-day in ia Vor
of r. S. Henderson, who arrested a number
of the Pickens county house-burners for
whom rewards were offered. Henderson
claimed nearly double the amount he re-
ceiyed
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Water Works for Eatonton.

EAToNToN, Ca, May 15.-The old Jen-
nlngss mill site on Baptizing creek has been
purchased by B. d. Lumsden of Macon
with view of making a reservoir there for
furnishing the city with water. He also
contemplates the erection of an ice factory.
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Florida's Commandments.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May 15.-Late this
afternoon Gov. Fleming appointed the fol-
lowing Florida commissioners to the
worlds fair: Richard Turnbull of Month
cello, dem.; joseph Herst of Tampa, rep. /;
alternates, Jesse T. Bernard of Tallahassee,
DEM. Dudley w. Adams of Tangerine, rep.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BLACk-The friends and acquaintance of
WILLIE d. BLACK and of his mother are re-
quested 70 attend his funeral from the residence
OF tns latter, Indian street lane first door west
OF West Boundary street, THIS MORNING at
10 o'clock.
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THE NORTHERN ASSEMBLY.
A Methodist Centennial.

LEXINGTON. KY, May 15.-The Ken
lucky Methodists celebrated the centennial
anniversary of the organization OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in Kentucky
TODAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. 1, 1890, the basis of meas
ure1nent of all advertising in the MORNING
news aotu be agate, or at the rate of 81 40 an
inch for the first insertion
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AsHEvILLE, N. c., May 15.-The grand
lodge of the Sons of Temperance of North
Carolina met here this morning. Grand
Worthy Patriarch w. u. Justice, presided
Thirty-five delegates are in attendance
and the session will continue two DAYS.
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PLAYERS LEAGUE.

GAMES POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
The following games were postponed on
account of rain: Observation-Disclosures VS..
Brooklyn, at Brooklyn; Louisville VS.. Ath-
letic, at Philadelphia. League-Brooklyn
VS.. Pittsburg, at Brooklyn; Philadelphia VS..
Cincinnati, at Philadelphia; Boston VS..
Chicago, at Boston; New York VS.. Cleve-
land. at New York. Brotherhood-Phila-
delphia VS.. Pittsburg at Philadelphia; Bos-
ton VS.. Cleveland, at Boston; New York VS..
Buffalo, at New York.
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MILITARY ORDERS
SAVANNAH CADETS.

HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH CADETS.
SAVANNAH, GA, May Is, 1890
General Order No. II.
A special meeting of the company will be
held FRIDAY, 10th inst. at p NJ, to decide
upon the adoption of uniform.
J. F. BROOKS,
Captain Commanding.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF GROUND RENT
TITLES.
CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE,

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 6, 1890
The following resolution. adopted by the city
council at a meeting held April 80, 1890, is pub
lished for information:
RESOLVED, That the time within which the 80
per cent discount is allowed to parties paving
up balances on ground rent lots be extended
thirty 800 days from the LIST of May, 1890
G. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer
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BATTLES WITH BALL AND BAT

The Results of the Days Games All
Over the Country.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Ball games were
played to-day as follows:
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CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, nv
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.


WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD
that Timers Liver Corrector,'' a faultless
family medicine. is worth its weight in gold.
Prominent medical men indorse it. and thou
sands of citizens who have used it bear willing
and cheerful testimony to the above assertion.
Silver medal and diploma awarded over COM
petitors. Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D., PHARMACIST.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Price, One Dollar Per Bottle.
If you cannot obtain the "Corrector' from
your druggist, send your orders direct and it
will be forwarded by express freight paid
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TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against PURCHASING
that tract of land in Chatham County, Georgia
Immediately south of the extended limits of
the city OF Savannah, known as the BRANCH
Acres more or less, bounded on the north by
Estill Avenue, east by Waters Road south by
lands of Barstow, and west by lands of Gen. 4
K. Lawton, as have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply to the
courts for specific performance Of the con-
tract. j. H. ESTILIA
SAVANNAH, Aug 30 1888
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
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GRANGE GRIST.

Mr.. Myers, of Missouri, has been
around buying horses,
The recent protracted rains have
put the farmers back with their cot =.
ton picking.
Maj. NJ. V. and his brother r "
Shaver, have been laying il their
fall stock of goods.
Prof. ! C, Croft opens his Nor
nal 1T B, lmont Academy Oct g, A
good Attendance - expected This
winter.
Mr., Singleton Mizo has, we under.
stand, purchased The cotton rim
owned by the miller, Mr.. Mclaugh-
in.
The quarterly meeting Of the NJ.
T.. church at Calanine WAS well at
tended on the Glst inst. Presiding
Elder Taylor preached.
Mos! schools have G!csed now for
awhile at least. The schools have
generally been progressive and fruit.
ful this summer. People are awak'
ening to the fact that the rising geH.
Grafton must be educated if we will
have a good and free government,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
!'ggd9,] Sl.l),

Ry virtue of deed of trust, With
power Of sale executed to n, y No
D0ugal trustee, on The l0th day of
November, 1889, By = II Newman. to
sacnre the pay uient f Certain promts-
cly note Of that date frr five thou,aui
doili,s with nrreAt IT Sven per cent
prF anuum t, Fannie U. Ward u. record
ID III the Office ar tho rreo'd.r Of Sharr
county in record book III" or pages 419
40 aud Al !, and al3J III the Office oi t1e
recorder OF Fulton county IN record
b OK D" on pag,s 80, - "a i3 N.
std deed Of trust conterriug smpIr pew.
Grand auttorlty Oh the s.ertf OF ShdI
county TO net tor said .rustee in the
event of his death, absence or REFUSED g
sc'; and the said tiLstte MUDougsl, being
absent from ths state eli Arkansas, there
fore, ut the request Of she Iegat holder OF
said note, | will, on Saturday,
OCTOBER 18TH. 1890,
within the hours prescribed for judicial
sales, at the court house door in ths
town Of Evening Shade, Sharp couny
Arkansas, cffer at publc vendoe, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
/ following described real eatatp, viz The
cast huff Of section twenty 20 en- !27),
the sast haH Of section thrty-fnnr 1871
the east haf Of the southu est quarter
section thiIty,iour [54l all in tosnship
twenty 2o north, range five west, ly
ing IN Fulton county, Ark, containing
10 gGtes, also the west half OF
the southeast quarter, the east hal
Of tie southwest quarter, the
southwest quarter Of the southwest qaar,
ter and the southwest quarter ot The
northwest quarter Of section one I /, the
south haIf Of the northeast qna,tr; the
west half of the southeast uuaIt.r, the
| north half Of the southwest quarter, the
south half Of the northwest quarter and
tue southwest quarter Of the southwest
| quarter OF section two; E2l the northeast
| quarter. tbe taat half Of the southeast
quarter and the east half Of the uo th.
west quarter Of section three f9l the
northwest quarter OF section twelve IL
all In township uueloou ,iQl moth,
range five west, lying in Sharp county,
Atkausas. containing teu huud. yI aud
eighty acres more or less Said bind
wrii oc sid IN patstc tracts until tho
whole or so much thereof is sold as will
| psy the debt alo, esaid, the costs vl said
hust de,d aud expenses OF sale,
GEORGE 4 HALL
Sheriff Sharp Co, AK
Sam II, DAyidsoa, ATTY
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
COUNTY COURT EurLgE.

Norcr is hereby given Lha' gjll o.
;he 1T day Of the Oaoher term of Ii
county cours of SAarp elunty, 1890, pru
eed to let the contract for keeping che
paup. rg Of Sharp county for the year.
1891, commencing on the l,t dag of Jan
asrg, 1891, and ending December a.,
1891, TO The lowest responsible Fdde,
Toe party to whom sand cohtrao; /,
awarded will be required 70 take charge
0f all paupers now n said poor house
ard all who may be placed there during
he existence OF his c4D'Fact to properly
ICED, clolhe and furnish medicines and
all necessary medical attendance for saii
paupers and to treat them in kind ana
humane manner, and at rl times 90 taxi
care Of the farm and all imprc}emcn,s
hereon; and said contracting party will
he required to give bond with spproveI
security in double The amount Of biz bid
and the probable rental value Of said pau
per farm for the faithful performance Of
HE contract and will receive the rents
and profits Of said farm as part Of the
enumeration for his services tor keeping
and caring for said paupers.
Sealed bids will b. received by the
county Judge or clerk up 20 tho time Of
letting said contract, A. PORTER.
Aug z 1890. County Judge,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
SCHOOL! I. /!

The Eighth Annual Session. Of the
Evea.rg -rsta z ZA school wiil 0peu
SrDr 8 a. 's9 aat close Juno l0J5, 1891
4 30 rough course Of stuG7 has beer
ad tsed which emhr2ees -h- Normal
Course af .ne State University. AND de-
sighed 54I,ecialy FIR .lG-e wa0 may de-
ire ro rearh in the pabIic schools Of the
stale. This coarse inGIuds all rh'
rancho. r.ap;rci Tor state license b.
ur .claoI lAws, and IS practical a1d
sei graded,
Pa..0ag WHO expect to become tea3hers
r te-Ir4 80 take d iu!l collegiate course,
sill fad this cu1r,e Of great beue1; to
,hem as to aAe, money aa1 proficiency
}ya5am is ag essential and valuable in 5ns
rh1ol as on the farm OF IN the business
i0use.
A certificate Of Proficiency will be
,ward-d 30 those who successfully c d.
plete tAls c0uTse.
Special attention, by eompetens assist
.jstants, will be given to the Primary
Department. 5dorgughaess and practab.i,
IS being the cbeif ohiact III view.
Board and ui5i0n reasonable,
7. I. HERBN. Prine'pal
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
FROM HARDY.

Prof. T. L Hern spent Saturday
night IN Hardy.
D. D. Walker is building a side
room 20 bis Store.
D. Zenor has sold ont the black
smith snop 0J B. Conner
II. r, Adams accompanied by his
..-Jie daughter Allie made i flying
visit to Hardy, sep. %,
J. B. NcCaI-5 PASSED through
town Sunday on bis way from Salem
to the Flat Woods north Of town.
Jas. r. Barnes aad ). A. Sheppard
were married at Che residence Of Ma
ior Sheppard in Ash Flat last Wed
uesday, Sept. "a.
Mr.. David WHkerson from Nich-
OILS, No, arrived Sep. 20 and was
conveyed BY his son to Evening
Shade whore he goes to visit J. 5.
NItkeTson's family.
CLAYTON & Cope have fitted up a
neat clothing room in the side room
Of their store to make room for
their large fall stock Of goods.
D. c. B.I'incsIey and Walter
Vannatta of Franklin, are contem-
plating embarkiug IN the grocery
business in Hardy soon.
Bon-To the wife of Dick Pull
ley Sep. 18th, a daaghter; also to
the wife Of JAS. Wright, Oh sep. 20th
a son; and on Sep. 22d a new board>
er arrived at the A,kjsson house OF
the kind that will not vote, and
which or who eats only 'acteaIs for
food.
Wiley Lacewell, while engaged
with others in sSinajng a beef near
Whhford last Saturday evening, by
accident, received a cut in the left
wrist which perforated the 'admI
artery and caused excessive hemor-
rhagr. DR.. Myers being absent in
st Louis, MIR. LacewtII came Ia
Hardy to have the wound dressed
aut the bleeding arrested.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02

Another game af ball viii be
played Oh the Pine Park ground.
next Saturday: Pleasant H..I and
Odd, and Ends.
w. D. CaIison, ID. d. g. ".
Of NewJurg, passed through here
last Friday on q Iecturing taw and
spent the evening wish the Jrelh-
--n Of Lodge No. -4a. H- went TO
NaGyi..s and Reeds Creek auI lscr-
lreI those lodges Saturday and Non
lay respectively, returning and GO
ing TO Ash Fiat Tuesday.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
ft...ga !.g H.f. 1.

The DemocratIc Central Commit
tee Of Sharp county should
begin progressive campaign
for the approaching November
election The Sharp county damoc-
racy has just won grand victory
and contributed largely to the tell
ing IIfyli sJrisf I,e--r.Yy majority for the
democratic state ticket. Judge Cate
should have double the majority
that was voted for Gov. Eagle in
this district. II he is elected at all
il will be by tie vote Of this end Of
the district. Sharp county must do
her part. Randolph, Lawrence,
Sharp and Jackson are safely demo-
cratic, 'tis true; but viii the town
ship committees see that the voters
90 to the polls? 1t is not much
trouble to get full expression of
the party when local candidates are
making the fight, but when tha.vi-
taIity of our government is at stake;
when the very issues that make the
two great parties are pitted against
each other in a National contest,
50 per cent. of our strength seems to
lose sight of Itself and forgets
what party organization is for, Let
our committees 60 to work at once
and get the clubs in good working
otder for Nov. 4. Sharp county
should give Judge Cate 200 major
ity.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
MAXvILLE MITES.

Cotton and corn considerably in
jured by the recent rains
The young Christians Of this vi
cinrty organized a prayer>mceting
last Sunday
"Uncle Buck Kent has been quite
low with congestion, but at last re-
ports was in a fair wav to recover.
Pickens q Stout haye attached a
plAner to their say rig, They are
also putting in y g,n, which, wher
completed, will be one of the best IN
the county,
Our neighborhood has enjoyed q
building boom recently, Rev VIM
Johnson, Henry Bray, w. +. Norris
ond l. a. Barker have each erected
new residences on their farms.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-02
WARNING ORDER,
NOTICE FOR PUDLICATION.-a08j.

Land Olice, LiUle Racz. Ark.
4 gust %. I6)U.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
in2 lamcd s5l.pr his flied E0ice Of her
ineHton to make inal OF in support
1er am, and tGat said firofviIi b. made
he c0naty cl fa Of Sharp gOaljy at EY ~
Ug 50Jdp. Al OH Oct, 10, 1890, VIZ, Mar
,garet z. Darliag widow Of James y. Dar
ling drCd II +. No, lf1c4 for the SW qr
Of See %, l9 n, Il west. She ars he
following witnesses 10 prove heG eHhviuu-
oGs gsstdeDca upon and culrivatioH Of said
land, VIZ; William Z Ra,iit,J j q RagGr5. o
l. Dickinson and J D Elllus. OF Canton,
ARR, + RALEIGH,
Arc&S35 Register.