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Date Filed (format: YYYY/MM/DD): 1803/01/31

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Text of Petition (drag lower right corner to enlarge box): To the honorable the legislative body of the State of Tennessee now in Session

Your petitioners beg leave to make known to your honorable body that Willis Jones, who was appointed the last session of the General Assembly to run the divisional lines Petitioner Smith Wilson and Jackson Counties and only being allowed one marker, and the lines of the said Counties being for the most part of the way running an [-lided] Country the said Willis Jones was compell ed through [illegible] to accomplish numbers. The said lines to be at greater expand than the legislative contemplated at that lines we therefore pray that your honorable body will by a law enable the county court of Smith to recon[cede?] the said Jones the expense that he incurred

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Date Filed (format: YYYY/MM/DD): 1808/06/21

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Text of Petition (drag lower right corner to enlarge box): in running said lines and for other exp ences incurred by him in that Be [illegible] and your petitioners as in Duty bound will be

-ossins Kavanaugh James Patterson Arther Hugum James Darapen Lee Sullivan

I Sampson Williams Clerk of the County Court of Smith County hereby certify that the above subscribers is and were acting withstand of the peace in and for said County and that full faith and credit ought to be given to any and all their official acts as such in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal having no deal of office this 21st day of June 1808 Sa Williams Seal

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Date Filed (format: YYYY/MM/DD): 1803/09/29

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Text of Petition (drag lower right corner to enlarge box): House of Representatives Sept. 29th 1803 Read slayed to the Committee of proportions and grievances sent to the Senate Col HCHR Senate Sept. 29th 1803 read from the H of Representatives dea