This is my last will.

I desire to bequeath to my dear wife MARY A. MITCHELL the track and all that belongs with it. If it be consistant with the Court I desire that she should have all the household and kitchen furniture. I desire the whole tract of my home place sold to pay my indebtedness to the GRAHAM heirs, but I am not willing it should be sold for less than sixteen hundred dollars ($1,600) I want my represintatives to sell it privatly.

I want my cotton crop gathered and baled before it is sold by my represintatives and the proceeds appropriated to my debts. All this I trust may be done to the full satisfaction of my creditors.

I appoint my son R. L. MITCHELL and my son in law J. H. HARTMAN as Executors.

In witness whereof I have hereunto signed and sealed this instrument and declare the same as and for my last will, on 28th day of July 1880.

W. H. MITCHELL (Seal)

Attest:
W. T. GRAHAM
IRA O. WESTBROOK