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Correspondence on Lemmond Mine, Union County, North Carolina, part 2, 1854-1894

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the following tracts  of  land,   a description of which   is  contained   in a  certain deed  from Caleb  Phifer and   George L.
Phifer to  Thomas  C.   Durant,   dated the  1st  day  of March  1854
and  registered   in the  Register's  office  of  the   County  of
Union,   in Book  4 Page  193,   together  with  all  the   rights, ways
privileges,   franchise,  woods  and  all   other rights,   estates
and   interests  conveyed  or  granted by  the said deed   in  and  to
or  concerning the   lands  therein   described,   and all  other
rights,   franchises  and  privileges,  ways,   woods,   rights  and
estates by  said deed  given granted  or conveyed .
The said Attorneys are  hereby empowered  to sell  at public
or private sale for  cash or on credit  and  in  such manner or
way and  upon  such  terms  as to  them may seem best,   any or all
of  the  said  lands,  mineral  interests,   estates,   rights and
privileges, the  proceeds to be  held by them and  disbursed as
hereinafter  directed.  In  the  execution of  the  powers  here
by confered and granted,   the   said  attorneys may bring and
prosecute  or defend  in  the  name  and behalf  of  the  constituents all necessary and  proper suits,  actions  or proceedings
in any  Court of North Carolina or in any Court of the United
States having  jurisdiction  in North Carolina,  with full power to employ counsel learned  in  the  law to assist  them in
the prosecution and defence  of said suits  and  proceedings  or
in  the  execution  of  their powers;  the said Attorneys shall also
have   the   power  to employ or   substitute   other  Attorneys in
fact  or  Agents  to assist in  the  execution of the powers
hereby granted and they are  empowered to  submit  to  arbitration,   compromise  or adjust any and all matters  of  dispute
or  controversy  concerning said  lands  or mineral   interests,
rights,  etc., acquittances, discharges  and   releases,  and

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the following tracts of land, a description of which is contained in a certain deed from Caleb Phifer and George L. Phifer to Thomas C. Durant, dated the 1st day of March 1854 and registered in the Register's office of the County of Union, in Book 4 Page 193, together with all the rights, ways privileges, franchise, woods and all other rights, estates and interests conveyed or granted by the said deed in and to or concerning the lands therein described, and all other rights, franchises and privileges, ways, woods, rights and estates by said deed given granted or conveyed . The said Attorneys are hereby empowered to sell at public or private sale for cash or on credit and in such manner or way and upon such terms as to them may seem best, any or all of the said lands, mineral interests, estates, rights and privileges, the proceeds to be held by them and disbursed as hereinafter directed. In the execution of the powers here by confered and granted, the said attorneys may bring and prosecute or defend in the name and behalf of the constituents all necessary and proper suits, actions or proceedings in any Court of North Carolina or in any Court of the United States having jurisdiction in North Carolina, with full power to employ counsel learned in the law to assist them in the prosecution and defence of said suits and proceedings or in the execution of their powers; the said Attorneys shall also have the power to employ or substitute other Attorneys in fact or Agents to assist in the execution of the powers hereby granted and they are empowered to submit to arbitration, compromise or adjust any and all matters of dispute or controversy concerning said lands or mineral interests, rights, etc., acquittances, discharges and releases, and