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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
DOCTOR BEDFORD BROWN.
ihe Noted Physician PASSES Away Hon.
OTtd and Beloved by All.
EFFECTS OF A SURGICAL OPERATION.
in the Affairs Of North Carolina and
Twice Kepresonted His state In tho
United States Senate.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. September lS.-
speciaL-Dr Bedford Brown died at his
residence on The northwest corner OF
Washington and Cameron streets about 2
o'clock this morning.
Although more than three score the
last few weeks OF Or. Browns life Seem
cd 20 his fellow townspcopie TO have
been passed with an that activity Of
head, body and soul that has charactori-
zed his long career in Alexandra and
while word went out several days AGO
that tho Doctor had taken TO his bed
but few realized that the end was near
until fate last night and to-day a gloom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

rled by ten miners in the regalia or the
ST. Josers Society Fully o.W people
iammed the streets in the immediate
neighborhood. but here was no disorder
Of any kind
Tho platform. originally intended Tor
tho street ln front Of the building hau
Hnou erected before the altar and mere
tho ten collins were laid while father
Auft and o. number Of Polish priests cele-
hrated ponIdcal high mass. in the mean-
time. a gang of miners I'm the cemetery
were blasting rock 20 make space lot
large circular grave. in which all ine
bodies were inferred.
~ ere were brief services az the grave
AID scvral of the clergymen made "H-
dresses urtng the miners 10 maintain or
der and % remain quietly at their homes.
General Goblin kept his word II the
prlrgfs ala not During all Of the mar en-
and tho ceremonies there was not sign
of a soldier Brigade headquarters pre-
scntcd martial appearance hoWeNtl, T.,
md in the stock yards near 'ne ioao
stationed q battery and detachment or
cavalry. ready 90 move on call. Ine
usual ramp discipline was maintained. ana
no one was permitted 90 pass any or me
lines without n pass from the commahutI
Mayor Altmiller had been consulted IN
the meantime and az General Gobin s
order or suggestion all the saloons lh
the town were closed until 4 O'Clock ms
afternoon The Mayor has been kept 10
his house for more than week past by
an attack Of TheuU tism. but the eNNe
dovci0oments induced him 20 hobn.e 10
his oflce to-day and upon receipt or lhe
mcssnre from the commander he dls-
Watched forces Of pOlicc 10 see that the
order was enforced. 10 was done to the
fnffar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

lie Expects BEFORE lie Retires 20 Nominate
Ticket which H. sOpposers will support.
CHARLOTTESVlLLE Va, September
-Special-A letter was received this az
ternoon from Col. william Lamb whom
the Republican Committee deposed from
the craftsmanship on the 18th Of August
I'm which be says that he is not willing 10
continue as chairman, which may be the
key TO the situation.
lie says large convention will assem-
HE IN Tynchburg, and that It will put In
the aeld a ticket which the usWpers as
he calls his opponents, Will be forced TO
support.
Mr. L. w. Cox. the chairman OF the
penublican committee OF Albemarle coun-
~. Is AZ work organizing his paIty and
expresses great hopes Of the success OF the
ticket which will be put in the field by
the Lynchburg convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
qHr cAuPBELL ooNTENTIoN.
Senator Daniel Discusses the Issues-capt
Feather-tone Nominated.

Feather-tone Nominated.
LYNCHBURG. Va. September 13.-spe-
cial.-The Democrats Of Campbell county
at a convention held at Rustburg to-day.
nominated for the House Of Delegates
CAPTAIN J. c. Featherstone.
Senator Daniel was made chairman OF
tho convention and Mr.. q. n Norvell
secretary.
The nomination OF W. IT. Liggon 10 the
House by Appomattox county as the
foater from tho counties OF ApDomattox
and Campbll was ratified.
Senator Daniel made an address Of an
hours duration. which be discussed the
issues of the campaign.
A resolution was adopted endorsing
Senator Daniels course on all public ques-
tions
Another resolution was adopted declar-
ingt that II was the sense OF the conven-
ton that tho delegates should be governed
by the viii or the majority OF the voters
of Campbell I'm the selection Of Judge for
the County Court. and that such choice
should De asccrtained by vote taken at
the regular election IN November
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

There were two meetings oi miners q
T.atimcr to-day. one was made mp or
Italians and the other of Huugarans ana
addresses were made ~ boIn. vrtdhlHtr
Fahcv. of the United Mine workers. was
prceent. but did not speak. He VIII or
ranize several branches OF The union later
in the week
sheriff Martin was closetod with Cen
cr1f Goblin AZ headquarters for fcNefal
hours to-day hut would not tal" Tor puo-
UcatiOn. Ho left FOR Wilkcsharre later
Tbo deputies of th0t town have been or
d.r.1 M put up bond until they ara want
cd although thew have not been arrested.
This has been requested as ID matter of
good faith
N -dovofopoI to-day that No coilierv,
fhc crippled engineer OF which was 50
badly beaten bv masked men ON saturday
.~rf has hCcn shut down since long be-
fore the strike.
q'ho gravity NJ the situation is made 0p-
rqronf from the thorough and rigorous
manner in which the commander Us hand
linr hiq men. The signal corps or ne
regiments have been stationed on hill
tops about Hazclton and the surrounding
hamlote. where trouble IS feared. Several
are marked hv tents with men on the
lookout The signalling was done hy
flags and worked successfully. The sta-
fiOug cover distance of four miles ana
at the nearest point 10 Hazelton courers
arc stationed 20 carry the reports 10 the
general. About dozen. soldier courier IS
ON BICYCLES have also done good work.
Thcv were selected from among the men
accustomed 90 riding and the wheels were
obtained here
GOING TO WORK.
pTTTSBURG PA. Sept 12-The mon in
a number OF mines IN this district went 10
work to-day and more viii start to-mor-
row Many OF the men are ignoring tho
ten-days' clause in the new agreement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
RYAy cHARGED WIrH FRAUD.
An Injunction 10 Prevent Him From Vot-
ing Seab0ard Air Line Stock.

NORFOLK. VA Sept. 49, Special
Judge Preutss. Of the Circuit Court OF
Portsmouth. to-day granted an injunction
at the suit of President II. G. Hoffman
and other officers of the Seaboard Air
Line against Thomas H. Ryan and assoc
ciates. restraining them from voting stock
in the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad.
Seventy-nve persons are made parties de-
fendant The piaintn has given bond IN
the sum of 5000.
The bin recites the efforts Of Ryan 20
secure controlling interest in the stock
OF the road and states the fact that be
acquired 500 shares. Ii alleges that the
stock has been parceied out I'M blocks OF
twenty shares and charges that the as
signments have not been made I'm good
faith. but FOR the purpose OF giving the
owners of the stock the maximum voting
power of one vote 20 each share. whereas
holders of stock in larger blocks vote
according 20 a sliding scale.
The plaintiffs say that the transfers
complained OF are part and parcel OF "a
fraudulent scheme. Numerous exhibits
are filed I'm support Of the allegations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

MACON. GA, Sept l3-Dogs were put
on the trail Of shelton Dampiere to-day,
who shot and killed Samuel Parker yes
terday as be was entering the church.
Three years ago Parker prosecuted Dam
pierre and sent him 10 prison. The pris-
oner vowed SD open court that upon the
expiration or MS sentence he would Kill
Parker.
Ten days ago DampIere was released.
but Parker had forgotten all about him.
Yesterday Damplere watched the crowds
entering the church. and espying Parker
sent two bullets into his BODY. causing
death. lie then escaped into swamps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
DIR. BEDFORD BROWN.

Christ church. of which be was vestry-
man. on Wednesday morning at l0 o CLOCK
Alexaudria-Wash Masonic Lodge,
OF which he was a member. VIII in ail
probability assemble at the house and
church. az viii Lee Camp
The intement VIII ho in Rock Greek
cemetery beyond Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
EARLY MoRNING FIRE.


An alarm OF FIRE was sent in from Box
sii. at Fifteenth and Popular streets at
8 A. M.. to-day an1 some 500 damage
was done to n dwelling house. NO. i'0"
Short Lcish street
The house was occupied by % oo'oIo'
woman. Mrs. Sarah Brown and tho hre
began from tho overturning Of a Ne''-
sene OH lamp IN the han ON the second
floor.
Tho nremcn put out the blaze after "
had burned out one side OF 'no i'''''
work Of the house.
The loss is fully covered boy insurance
.t,oe5 tbrourh the Security Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
INNOCENT MAN'S NARRoW ESCAPE.
Mob Was Prepared 20 Barn Hlm-Provsd
an Alibi Later.

GRIFFIN. GA. Sept. 12-At s o'clock
this evening the mob which had been
securing the woods with dogs. caught a
negro. named Henry stark. and prepared
10 burn him 20 the stake. claiming be
had attempted am assault upon Miss
Mailey Gibson. The negro prayed. pro-
testing his innocence but the preparations
continued. Stark then elOquently ap-
pealed for his nft. and the mob relented.
he was brought 90 town tonight. and
succeeded in proving clear alihl The
mob with doss started on another trall
late tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
4RfrIRfD HFRCHANE.

Botetourt Pots FORWARD n Candidate for
Superintendent of the Penitentiary.
BUCHANAN, VA, Sept B-Special-
The Democratic convention al Fincastle
today for Botetourt county. nominated
= "a stoner for the House ~ Delegates
Resolutions endorsing the Chicago and
Roanoke platforms, John w, Daniel for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. sept. l3-For Virginia:
Generally fair. westerly winds.
North Carolina. Generally fiir. variable
winds
South Carolina. Generally fair; south
easterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

United States Senator. and A. W. Finch
for the Superintendent Of the fenl'eh-
tary. were adopted.
A resolution favoring primary for inc
nomination OF county judge, was reieiieu
10 the Executive Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES.
BOtetOurt NOminateS a Retired Merchant
for the House Of Delegates
CHOICE OF OTHER CONVENTIONS.
Henry County Names a Candidate ior su'
perintcndent Of Public Instruction.
Capt. Featherstone Nominated In
Campbell County.

FINCAsTLE, Va. September 13.-spe-
ciaI.-The Bototourt County Democratic
Convention to nominate candidate for
the House OF Delegates mee here al noon
and was called TO order by A. G. Preston.
county chairman. a. w. Finch was
elected temporary chairman and enter
tained the convention with a weIl-deliv-
cred, vigorous speech.
While the Chair was engaged in the
selection OF the several committees
couple OF delegates suspended on the
wall behind the chairman life-size pic
ture Of Hon. w. j. Bryan. which ELECTED
considerable applause from the dele
Gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
R,NcEor THERMOMETER.

Following was the range or the Their
inometcr lt The Times Office yesterday .
A. M 81. % NJ 9i. p. NJ. a6; 2. NJ,
o., Q Z. NJ, e., l. NJ, 81 Average. SS1-2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

,,,-t, oef hts hands, allowing him sevegal
N.Hh rI.ded vacations and time % Work
-, ,ii,icai subjects that have from time
-. -. erneared over his "B b. pre-
.oort,ti,, airn9ture I'm some OF the leading
r,edicsl journals Of The world. pr. brown
ala NOT confue himself 10 these alone. he
cfe.n before friends and fellow towns
.,.,',io siton reminiscenccs Of army days
lrd - bis travels. lie was president OF
.i.. Viroiria Medical and GynecOlogicAl
eetot,, 9of the American Medical Afso-
Di.,t,r ond the Seuthen Surgical Ass0-
ciotion but none Of these honored places
did bc seem 10 take more genuine inter-
~ ~ ID, tbsn in Lee Confederate Camp OF
,tt. rft,, or fhe Presbyterian and Episco-
-aI ct1robes. with which De has been
connected.
o,rv TRIP TO MEXICO"
rost ,car DR.. Brown presided over n
medical congress IN the city or Mexico
ana subsequently delivered 4 lecture oe-
fore an Alexaldrlan audience on My TIP
-~se year AGO Dr. Brown associated with
/ Iir,- mr. TTuch Mcclure. son of Dr. Hun
/ tor HfcGuire OF Richmond. and until a
/ lev, davs AGO was actively engaged 10 MS
THO Docfor believed he had Brights dis
! NcCuire his old army friend. was tele-
J rrqnhod FOR Yesterday hc came ana yes
I +trl.,. evorfr- with Dr fluth Mcclure,
/ D~ yviulam Gregory Ashhv ana George
! Tavl0r Klipstein. they performer upon
! birn "a vorv delicate operation. lie never
rallied from it As gay uie3A ealle WI an I'M
/ Dar-o tha end in sight iud he went as aIl
! have frfe and beloved men and servants
; rr.rfl1 r1 without "A pang. without n i'-
/ or.f Inn a hope of fuller and better
] Ufa i'm the unknown beyond. ,
Dr. Brown will De buried from olu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Hon. a. O.. Preston, chairman or inc
Executive Committee, offered resoiu'lo on
fnatructflg tho Executive committee y"
order a primary olactior az 10 me cholce
of the party for county Judge IhiS res.-
luton was opposed by BENJAMIN Iiaui,
r. IT, Penn and others. ana III 5N
~. q. preston and W. r Allen. which
~ eor,o discusslon. was referred 20
.t. r-,oc,,tivo Committee 20 decide.
p sfoncr. the nominee, is re-
,tro1 merchant or this place and was
eorrnorlv treasurer OF the county. re
i- immensely popular and will make "a
strong candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
NOMINATIONS.

The Chair thon declared nominations
in order and the following were placed IN
nomination: James A. Deisher by BEN
iamin Hayden. John =. Noel, py H. a.
Allen; K. p. Stoner, by James "aIu-
ner: Lucian Dillon. by a. W. harilty'
T q lakeland. by Or. Williams.
AFTER a spirited contest X. b. Stoner
was nominated on the sixth ballot which
stood. Stoner. "a; Deisher e.. The norni-
nation was made unanimous.
The nominee then appeared before the
convention and made n speech accepting
the nomination. which was enthusiasu-
cally received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
THE ORGANIZATION.

Tho Chair then announced the com
mlttees. and after consultation the COM
mittce on Permanent Organization named
Or J.. r. Goodwin permanent chairman
and G.. B. Camper and G.. :. Gooh'h
secretaries.
DR. Goodwin on taking the chair adj
d,essed the meeting. urging harmony and
united work for the success Of the noml-
nee. whoever be might be.
Awaiting the report Of tho Committee
on Credentials the convention az O'Clock
adjourned FOR dinner. on reassemohng
the Committee on Credentials reportci
and the convention got down TO work
The Committee on Resolutions reported
n resolution endorsing the Chlcaeo pat
ror,, favoring amendments 10 the Con-
stitutiou 10 lessen taxation. and endorsed
lion sohn ". Daniel for the Senate ana
the candidacy Of a. W. Finch for super
intendent Of the penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14
AFTER THE WAR

After the war Dr. Brown came 10 Alex
andria, where he has since lived. loved
and respected by all that knew him. 4
year or so ago he associated with him
young Or. Hugh Mcclure. Of Richmond.
who has served the Doctor In local prac-
tice and taken considerable unnecessary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-14

Whom thc start from the shop 20 the
eemetery was made the collins contain
frg me bodies OF eight Poles were car
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-16
PEARCE GROUP.
Mining Application No. 657, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,l Tucson, ArIZona,
 August 9, lS97.>

Notice IS hereby given that THE COMMON WCALT ! MINING AND
 MILLING COMPANY a corporation drly organized and existing by virtue of the laws of Ite Territory of Arlzona by its attorney in fact, William Herring, whose pOstofice address is Tucson. Pima county Anzona has filed it's application f,r a patent for the Pearce Group of Mining claims comprising the to.oSing to wit.
 1900 linear feet Of the Ocean Wave loie. and 6oo feet in width.
 1890 linear feet of the Silver Wave lode. and Goo feet ID width
 1893 In ar feet of the Lommon We l n lode and oCO feet In width
 1900 linear fee, of the One and All lode and Goo feet ID width.
 1890 linear feet of the North Bell lode. and Goo feri m width.
 1900 linear fee; oi the Silver Crown lode. and Goo feet In V dth.
 Said lldes bearing silver and gold; the Ocean Wave Mills te which IS one thousand and forty-two feet and twelve one undredihs of a foot lesEih and two hundred and nne feet m width; the One and All Mill site which i5 one thousand and forty-two feet and twelve one hundredths of a ioJt IT length and two hundred and riRe feet in width
 Sad lodes and sad mill-sites are si.uatcd on the unsurye, ed p3rtOr oi the Unit-d States public lands in the Turquoise Mining district, m the county oi CochI-e. in ihe Territory of Anlola. and are designated by the official field notes and ottcial plat 5n tle in this office as Survey Nc. I24S A & s. being described as fol lows:
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-16
ONE AND ALL LODE.

Beginning al corner No
 ldrnucal ~ita co ne No I Of location, and COT, CT No |. Common Wealth | de of this sur yey, pine post 4.6 iceI long inches squ gre. set I3 incfe, in the ground surrounded by a mound oi stone. a5 feet at base, 2H feet his h scribe O < A NJ ( No I-G2+q A
 Mh-Ec-, U . NJ No Isi9 A X B bears $ e3' O W, I9S3 feet
 Thence : I2' o7' W
 Naulton I2' 4 l.
 3oJ fe [ 10 corner No 3 Identical with corner No of loc.uon. and c,mer No Common ealth and @ neT No ; Silver Grown lodes Of this survey. P,sI sc,lbed 0 & A NJ ( No D. I2+q A
 Thence $ 3l' I7 E
 Var ati0n I2- 40 T.
 1900 E ei to corner No }. iden ical with cor ner No 3 of location, i'm ne lately i1 front of perpend cu. AT buff c feet gh. psne Posi 10 feet long. :; inchts sq4a-e. set I2 inches to bed rock, su.rounde by mound oi rock q feet al base. 21 feet .h, scnaed 0 & A Nj ( No 3-I2+gA U,on iice ol b uff and inche, East oi post gu, + with c above as witness 10 this corner
 1h-ne N I2' o7 '
 Variation I2' 70 E
 Descending th. northerly slope fhil 300 feet to corner No 1, identical Sitn corner No oi location. pioe post 46 feet long, inches square. sti I8 nches m the ground. surrounds cd Oy ID una CT stone | tz ictt al DdSer 217 feet hil h, scrioe1 o oS \ Nj C No +-I2ie A.
 No bearings available.
 $50 f-ti to loot oi hill, b, aTs L & w., Geo feet 10 corner No g. identical with corner No 5 o loc.ltion. pine post 4.o feet long, inches .quare, set I8 inches in the ground. surro unded hy mound Uf rock | ik feet at base, 2H iect high. scribzd 0 < A NJ ( No 5-I2i9A,
 No bearings available.
 Thence V 8+' W
 Variation Iz' 70 F.
 I5oo feet to cornor No 6 identical with cor. ner No 0 O. io- auon aLd ccrn-T No Comm ' Wealth odes of this survey, Post scubcd 0 A A M C No o-Ia4GA A,
 Thence Iz' o7' W
 Narration I2' 70 F.
 300 .ect 10 corner No I, the place oi beginning
 Area, 20, S52 aercs,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-16
AIta.l 20 55T aIes.
SILVER GROWN LODE

B,gianiag at corner No I. identical with cor ner No [ of To ,aii n and win corner No { Of North Bel. led of this survey; post scnbed ; ( N C No I-I2iG
 From which U s L NJ No I249 A & B bears N5o' 3o' ", Al 3 fl stant,
 1hcnce Iz' o7' w
 Varia ion Iz0 90 F
 soo fest 10 corner no ?. identical with corner No Of loc4tio1. and corner No 3 of the North Bell lode of this survey; post scribed sc NJ C No2-I2f9 A.
 Thencr S7' 3T E
 Variation Iz' 70 <
 I5oo fe-i to c Ener No 3. identical with cor ner No 3 ofiocadon; pine post 4.6 fl long. ins square. set I8 ins in ground. -urrounded by a mouad of stone 4s ft at base, 2H fl high, scribed C Nj Nos f249 A.
 No beGings available.
 Thence N Iz' o7 E
 Vsriltion I2s 50
 300 feet Q correr No 4, identical with corner No of loca;ion: a pine post 4 it long. ins square. set r8 ins in ground. surrounded by a mound Of store 41k ft at hose. aK fl high. ssribed sc NJ ( NJ d-,>~o A -.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-16
COMMON N EALTH LODE
Berinnirr at C rrer No [.

BeginnlIg at rneT NO [,
 lCeatcai with csrneI No | Silver Wave lode. pi p0st 0 i,et lorg | in, hes square sci IS in, he in ground. surrounded ty m, ,und of stoLe 4 iert al base, 3 17 feet high seribed l NJ N NJ ( No I-tz5o A
 From which | $ LM No lai9 A & bears ; s7' ca W 5ss.q ice. distant.
 Ih-nce : I4' o7' W
 Var. I2' ,I t
 3, O feet 10 corner No ?. identical with co-ncr N of location and co ner No Silver Wave; corner No Silver Crow and coIner No S North Bell lodes all oi this survey; pest scriOed C W NJ C No 2-i2iq A.
 No bearings available.
 Thence :. S7' g E.
 Var. l2' AD'
 Isoo feet 10 corner No 3. identical with cor- uer No oi lociion and corner No One and All and corner No 5 Silver Grow lodeS. of this ! survey. p.ae pos, et lorg inches square set I8 inches in ground. sun ounded by mound of stone :, z feet at blse, 2h feet high. scrbed ( " NJ No 3-I7+9A A No bearings ava able. Thence I2' o7 Var. I2' 70 300 fe 10 corner No identical wi;h corner No 1 O location. and corner No One and | All lode of IS survey, pine post 40 ie long | inclcs ulrs set IS inches in ground sur rounced ty m urd of stone { h feet in diam eter ' f-et h'gh. scTibed W N C No ! I2-g A. | No bearing available. 6 o feet 10 corner No 5 identical with corner l No Cf location aud co5ntr No O.le aud All
 od-, of this suvyty pine Iost 45 fe-t long, | i ches square. set I6 inches n gro.nd -ur- rounded by mound CT stone 4h feet at bIse. s4 f.ct h gh scribed (. W. NJ. C. No. 5-I24S A. Thence \. s7' s7 " | Naratiou I2' 10 F..
 Along the rcrthery s'oPe of hiiL 1890 feet to corner No. 0, identical with corner No. 0 oi location. and corner No 5, Silver Wave | oce. of th.s surve,. Post scnoed C. ". NJ ( Nc | 6-Iz3q \ ihenc: $. I2' oz' w l Variation I2' 70 l. 300 feet to corner No I. the place Of fbeginning 1 Area, 20. Ss4 Acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-16

Beginning al corner No T. identical wih cor- a' -ll mil ite. pine posi- G fl long, 1 ins ! square, set IS iEs in ground, 'urruunded by { mound Of stons 4H [; at base, 2A 1t high. pos, | scrired o V NJ : No I-I2+o B 1 From which corner No ?, Ocean Wave lode | bears S 58S 32' W, o52 feet. U S L NJ No I2ie A S B bears 6 I7' E. | B f-et. Thence \ . 36 E. Variation I2' 70 Iol2.I2 feet 10 corner No 2, identical with cor CT No ? of location. whI T is also corner No ei One and All mill site. a pine post { 1t ,ng. ins square, set Is ins in ground. sur il high, scrited O w Nj No 2-I2IS B. Thence N s2' 2f W
 Variation Iz' 4C l. 2oq feet to corner No 3, identical with corner No of loc ,tion, p ne post 4 1t k sng. ins square, set Is ins in ground, surrounded by a mound Of stone 4H fl at base, 2H fl high. scrip d OW Nj No 3-I2i9 B.
 Then s 7 s6 W
 Naritfio" I2' 70 l.
 Ic12 I2 ct 10 corner No 1, identical with cor nr No of location. pine pest 1 Il long. rs Quare SC IS ms in ground sUsrounceu tya mound of stones 4H 1t at base, zH fl high. scribed o w NJ S No 5-I249 B.
 Thence : s2' 2J E
 Varil 10 I2' 4o' E
 2oe feet to corner No I, the place of begin ring.
 Area, 5 acres