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This article is taken from The Pee Dee Herald on Sept 26, 1856
"Land Sale - - At Chesterfield Court House on the first Monday in November next, I will offer for sale, to the highest bidder, a valuable tract of woodland suitable for the turpentine business and for family purposes when cleared. This tract is known as the "Quick Land" is situated in a fine, healthy location on both sides of Beaver Creek and contains 890 acres. The growth is pine, hickory, black-jack, and dogwood etc. The pines have been used for one year in getting turpentine and yielded plentifully. There are quite a number of fine springs on the tract and several excellent building situations. The bottom lands are very rich. Terms made known at sale. J.C. Tarrh Sept 25th, 1856"
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