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Duluth, 19 [?] /57
[?]
I want you to go at
once to the [?]. I believe
Mr. beaver + have your testimony
taken on those papers you have
+ have it sent down at once by mail.
Our court commences the first Monday
in December.
John Noggle claimed by Settlement of
certain persons, particularly of one Coffield.
He purchased out Coffield in 1810
and made improvements and then he
obtained a moment to himself dated
February 4 1815-surely made
4 May 1815.
Noggle claimed that the line run
straight from North to South part
[?] + there is no marks on the
ground. There is no logs in the
line. The line was straight,
several trees marked in the middle
where they say the Log is.
which corresponds with the date
of Mendenhalls survey.
I want you to be particular
about the west line that runs from
North to South-state about
[scan is cut off]
Also that at the time of the survey
Noggle [?] his line to run the
accuracy to that survey first when
it is run straight
that he always claimed to that
line- that you always [?]
his claim to it
That there was no Log made
by that survey and that you
never knew or heard of
any Log until lately.
Write to Mr. Beaver to go on [?] it
[?] + unless you paid line for line
send his bull to me + I would
find out his fees. If you are
not able to go out to the [?]
send for him at once + let him [?]
your house. [Dont] fail.
[?] if it is done by next Saturday it
will be in time, but still do it at
once the sooner the better