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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02

TLyESDAX .Ju!aE z, l8ezs'
PUBLIC ALE.

Jylg bs sold, az tis6lse aHeisn, % the Coffee
Ronse, in .AienaRaria, at tssslve O'Clock, on
MONDAY, sAaef June ss.
Three Lots Of Ground contain
ing together about 90 acres, covered with q,
small growth of wood, lying within about two:
miles of the town, and adjoining a LOT of John.
Green's, near the Leesburg road. 4 Will i be'
sold on a credit of six months, IA such lots as
may suit these disposed to purchase. The
sale made under deed of trust from John
Green to the subscribers for the benefit Of his
gred;tors. = 81 .s
cuthbert Powell, r,u,ts,,
George Slacum, !.
s NAY 80 a71 div 3tawts
Public Sale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02
Plaster Paris--aloat.

70 tons Plaster Paris, Oh board the sdi'r.
Agness, at Lawrason and Fowle's wharf and
for sale by
Lawrafon and Fewle. !
T Said schooner will take q few hundred
barrels on freight for boston, II .infaedii
ate application is made. .s1,9's
May ,ls. 1920 - /.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01
TUESDAY June 80.

Maj. Scott, the ma hal tor the ViTe MA Dis,
met informed he cour; that he had eNa Cd
the unoccupied apartments in the fen.t II l.7
blouse. and found two in the second s,o,y VIII, h
were pleasant and nvenieut, that when I, :
examined them the were vety dirty bu, &c
Keeper had promised T. have hem cane, nj
TWICE washed out ard even viii o.waShtd to ut
them IN a proper Condition for the recei t.on e
the Pis, ner
Mr Hay the Attorney for he United s aree,
repeated bis molten for he rem.va, OF Aa.un
BUR o one f those apartments.
Mess Wchbdm. Randoiph 4 d Baker, ccun-
sci to Col Bnt, Zeal usiy OPP s.ut ( motion,
and read nit Ell repreSen a,ion on the subject,
dressed 20 The coIT.. and signed b. thtms, W.
mch hey aid they we've reaay 10 u,.ks
oath. The most impor ant Of h. il cties 10
we're. thai he fenite ntiary wa TOO Ciaan tom
Il Ell respective places of alb de, Tor ,ten Coz
'lsteni.y wi h their otheT avocati,ns h-v. t,at
fcque- eerE3uNic ion with CI Burr. y h Gu
u so difhculi ana complicated case a his, thty
aid was necessary hat the executive. as tnt.
imposed, had no riEhi TO furnish she Unscl
safes VII the use of 4 art e The buidi, z
and that 'he rules of he la Il u'ion " or d NC
PENN. II EN- elves a counsel for Col Ear, aud
"'hera who wee hIs agents, to visit him.
lie Chi Justice, however, deteunirtd that
Col BIr sh uld be rem we'd 10 the p nj tn.ia y
ouse 'r1vded II was clearly understood ;has
h should be considered as remaining IN ,hs cas-,
dy Of he marshal AID thar alt pergons whom
the ma sha, in his disc e ion would mir.
oulc be allowed to visit i'm.
The aCI uTnmenI OF the court was DELAYED
Tor sho'i time, until the will Cfthe Ex. cuiive
on THIS Snbject Gould be ascertained.
"A letter was soon received from The c .,,erca
or informing the count, that any rooms which
the marshsl ,hou.d chooc in the teritcn iatT
house (b,ing at present unoc upicd) we ,iFsr.
cd BY he Executive for tie serv,.e ct th, u IS .
TIA prlsons'sco' fined theF in under a. auth,-
~ snond bc IN the custody ard undcr lhc Cun.r,I
OF the marshal Of he DIS nc, Ci Vi GINA a
that such pcrtons az h. sh, q IoFn sfcu,t
al iio'cs be allowed 20 visit th,m
Lol Burr was consequently di-ec'cd 10 br
.o19ed IN lie aparm to be piepa e. for him
in the penitcniiary hcusc
WE are authorized 20 ssure the rub'ic tb.t
the paragraph in the Wiz. MA Caz tie. ssnlg
that some OF The graud were di.po 90 10
present Gen " hiuson for high ,rts 70, was
atugethcr suou,nus t. uu'n o. tut "a
Oh that body, under an id. a that h, had o.i ~
conc aled hi discovery OF o., ,eas. 90 of IA On
Burr, were disposed to p'esent hin, Tor nj. .,.-
son OF treason but the othcj uut w.te pi-
Mon, that he had acted pro euly ard cisc ely,
= the puHose OF gtuIog some OF the leaders
OIL the conspiracy into his pow er, and { d f..u-
ing heir machina tons and hat his rs. cnrp. s.
IN the whole af,r had, not only been fice rom
guilt but mGhly PaUjoIie, and pyaiseworthy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01
MONDAY, June 90.


Mr.. Hay informed the court that he had
received letter from the governor OF this
commonwealth, enclosing a copy Of an adj
wee ct the Council of State, in the GLOW
ing words: The board being informed
" that an affidavit has been filed in the CIR
"cuit court OF the United States for the
Virginia district, which states, that the
"lali tor the county of HenriCo and city of
"Rlchmond Is lnconvenient and unhealthy.
land so crouded with state offenders and
debtors, that there are noprivate apart
ments therein tor the reception of per-
sons charged with offences against the
laws OF the United States; it is therefore
"advlSed that the governor b. requested
"to tender to the said court (through lh,.
"federai attorney for the district Of Vir-
"ginia,) apartments in the third story OF
" the pubic Jail and pemtentiary house,
Tor the reception OF such persons, as shall
"De directed, under the .uthority the ~
emitted States, to be confined therein
GA copy .Teste,
"DANL. l.. HYLTON, c C"
The Chief Justice (who sat alone OF this
day) accepted, on b, half of The United
States, OF the apartments ffered by he
Executive of Virginia, ior1be conRi { ent
or persons who might hereafter be liz Gus
touy; and asked whether there was any
objection to Col. BurI's being trauseried
from his present place of conhnt nnent TO
one OF those apartments.
111. Edmtid Randoihh, as counsel for
Col. Burr, objected to this proposal; and
Mr. Hay observed that he would COZ, suIt
his co-adjutcrs in the prescott on, before
he made any motion ON the subject. He re-
tired tor that purpose, d, after shcrr
consultation with Messrs MRae anG W irt.
returned into court and SAID he deemed
II ms duty to move that Aaron Burn sh u i
be removed to al apartment prov ded Tor
h'm In the PenitenJIary house observing
that very considerable expense would be
saved by it to the United States, and more
security u.d exist against the LIIsCper's
escape. 1t appeared that the expcLse cf
ms guard at present, amounted TO seven
dollars day, which sum would be saved
by conhnlng him in the place proposed
mr. Wtckh0m warmly opposed the mea-
sure; declaring that Col. Burr would have
preferred remaining In the county Jail to
the Penitentiary-h Cuse; that his person
would not be more secure in that building,
than III the room i'll which he now residtE:
that, after the great expenses which the
government had incurred in c, llecting wiz
hesses against hun, 1t ought not to regard
tie trIillng expense of keeping him IN GUS
tocy. The grand object, he said, Of remov-
ing him from the jail was for the convent
ence OF enabling his Counsel more easily to
have communications with him; and This
won d be frustrated by placing him in the
Penitentiary for his counsel could not
spare the tine to ride so far, for the Lur-
pose OF seeing him, as frequently as th,y
wished.
The Chief Justice said he would consi-
der the subject until the next day on
which he directed Mr.. Hay to renew his
motion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01
MOB IN NORFOLK

we have seen letter from Norfolk,
dated on Friday evening last, which re
presents the continued and increased aeita-
ton OF the public mind in that place The
following circumstance occurred ON Friday
morning, which for time seemed 10 threat
en- serious consequences -
An officer came up from the British fri
gate Bellona, anchored his tender near the
fort, and proceeded up in a yawl to the Con-
SuPs house--a mob instantly collected.
whose fury 1t W s almost impossible TO res
train; surrounded the Consui's house, and
demanded he officer. The town court
was then sitting---Col Hamilton immedi-
'ttcly repaired to the COURT uus e, and claim
ed the interference of the civil authority.
After much difficulty, the indignation of
the mob was restrained, and the British
officer was permitted 70 return on board
his ship unmolested The tender was tax.
en- possession of; but being under the pro-
lection of the fort, was restored under
tiag OF truce. The writer of the letter
says, cine agitation this created, You can
scarcely supposed really thought they
would have torn her (the tende, to atoms -
We shall make but one remark on the
above. Would not the principles of Justice
and retaliation have authorised us to retain
the officer and men until the American
citizens impressed on board the Bellona,
were restored to their country Nay until
ample satisfaction was given for the unjust
seizure of the four men from the Chesa-
peake, two Of whom, notwithstanding the
impcrious demand for them by the British,
are said to be actually american barn Ct
NzcH8! When our own countrymen are
cruelty slaughtered without any sort ofpro-
vocation, why should we be so much afraid
Of openly manifcsting the just resentment
OF an injured and insultcd people We cam
not conclude without avowi1g our opinion
that the tame and iircsolutc conduct shewn
towards the commander ofthe British ten.
der, does not accord with the spirit and
the energy Of the Norfolk Resolutions.
PETERSBURG Intel }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

3. RESOLVED, That in the support of all
measures directed to that end, &" we pledge
our HUca, our Fortunes and or sacred no
nor" Mailing with firm and Joyous hearts,
the auspicious omen connected with this
wen remembered holy pledge: What we
did IN the weakness of infancy, it will be
strange five cannot repeat in the vigor of
manhood ',.-
4. ResofUed, That committee be ap-
pointed TO correspond with such other
committees as may be appointed i'm the Sc
vcral towns and counties in this common
wealth, for the purpose of collecting the
national sentiment on this important oc-
casion. '
5. ResofOed, That the chairman of this
committee be requested to communicate Il
copy OF these resolves TO the President of
the u. 5. one to the Executive of each
state, one to the chairman of the committee
to Norfolk, and one, connected with prin-
ted copy ofthe narrative of the outrage, to
every general officer and commandant of
regiment in this state, to be communities
ted by him in such manner as ne may ap-
prove, TO those under his command. ..
6. ReSotUed unanimously, That the
thanks of this meeting be returned to the
chairman, for the able and Impartial
manner in which hs has discharged the
duties of his Office.
Signed on behalf of the meeting,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

At meeting of the inhabitants of the town
of Manchester, on the 29th June, 1907,
OF which Inn. Fenzvick was appointed
Chairman, and Rich'd. B. Goode, Secre-
tary---The following address and resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted.
10 the Citizens If Richmond.
The inhabitants of the town of Manches-
ter, impressed with deep and lively sense
OF gratitude for the prompt and important
aid which you voluntarily afforded them
during the conAagratiOn of this morning,
beg your acceptance Of their sincere and
hear tfelt thanks. To the Union Fire Com
pany and their engine they feel themselves
indebted under providence, for the preser-
walton OF large portion of their little town.
Among the friends of humanity they could
not but recognize with peculiar grat'fca-
tion the Chief Justice of the United States.
with many others of their most d stincu she d
teilow-citizens Invidious as it NAV ap-
pear, where exposure and exertion was So
great and so general, they feel themselves
IRE Slstbly impelled to notice those of MIR.
, Osgood, to whose judicious and perilous
efforts they are so largely indebted, for the
arreStati"n oil this destructive element For
your preservation from is ravages in health,
happiness and prosperity, YOU have our u
nited and fervent prayers.
ReSolUe0, that copy of the foregoing
address be published IN three of the news
papers of the City of Richmond.
nm FEEWIcK, Chairman.
Ieste, RIcH'D. b. GooDE, SecYy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01
TRTIL or
Cot. Narorl 25arr.
SATURDAY, June 81.

The court appointed the first Monday
IN august next, for the trial of .zaron Burr,
ana directed the venire-facias to issue re-
turnable on that day.
The Chief Justice delived the opinion OF
the court overriding the motion for AN at,
'eachment against General Wilkinson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

1t a meeting of he K chmond Troop OF
Cavalry, held at he Eagle Tavern, on
To-day Evening &c b June, / so7 call.
ed by order Of he Cep ain, for the pu =
pose OF expressing their sentiments Up.
on TIE late Outrage committed on The
flag oil the u States:
On motion e Audrcw Stevenson, Sc
(. nded by Dr.. !. Il. Foushee, ,he follow .
ms resolutions ~ ere ad pteG
The mem1ers Of rs Richmond Troop
OF Cavalry have beh.ld with he dceprs,
Indignation c a.e bss", and unmauly
outrage Committed y; the y ii,h hjp
Leopard, upon The American riigale cali
ed he Chesap. AXE,
J. ResolOed therefore, that being iustly
sensible ct the happre.s eni y.d und r
our escrt gov nmeli, as by law eta
bhshed; We Go view Nth ubhoue CT AID
d ties at Oh. this outrageous aud Gaii e a,
aCk upon our lbeUies, and the ma. de-
OF our seamen. as im uotrg 10 decl,
raion of war on the par OF G'eat Bd
tain and an attempt to lramplc upon
the rghis and sport with The lives OF ouI
citizens.
2. Re o'Oed therefore, that we will de.
iend, at the hazard Of our lives and p,o
perry, every attacS upon tive governnen
and liberty of our country from every TO,
reign power whatever.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01
WM. RIcHARDSow, Caht'n.
JAMES BRoWN, Jr. Sec'ry.

On Monday morning last, between and
o'clock, fire broke out in the brick build
lngs IN the town of Manchester, occupied
by Messrs Pollock, Tredway SS Co and
others Before it could be extinguished,
the whole range of buildings (the most va
liable perhaps in the town. were destroy
ed, together with one o. TWO adjoining
lumber houses Messrs Pollock and Tired
ways loss in merchandise, &c. is said to
be very considerable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

MARRIED. On Friday evening last by
the Rev. Richard Broaddus, MIR. ARCHf-
BALD MINOR, to Miss NANCY RAW
LIHS, daughter of Mr. jeremiah Rawlins,
all Of Caroline cOunty.
-, On Thursday last Mr. MARION
PRICE, to Miss PATSY DEPRIEST
both of Henrico county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-01

8. Rcsoloed, that DoGt. J. II. Foushee,
William Fenw:ck, and a drew Steven
SON. be appointed a cummittee TO draft =
suitable address TO the President of the
United States, from this company, max
ing tender to him of their service 5
whenever the situation of our country
shall require, or he think necessary 10 de
mand them.
ID SHEPPARD, Capt, r. r. C. I
Attest, WIN. TEMPLE, Sec !,
At meeting of the Company of RICH
MoND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES, at the
Bell avcrD, on Monday the 29th June,
1907 After due consideration the fol !.
lowing resolutions were entered isto:
THE Company of Richmond Light In
fantry Blues have heard with sentiments of
abhorrence and Indignation, the account of
the late base and cowardly attack made by
the British ship of war Leopard, of so guns,
upon the United States frigate Chesapeake,
or SO guns, while i'll a state ofprofound peace
II has outrage, unparalleled IN the history
OF nations, can be viewed in no other LIGHT
than declaration of war; and altho' as ci-
uzens, the members of this company are
mighty sensible of the blessings of peace, as
''N.Si . ShSy dTc ever ready 10 avenge n
insult cffere d to their country by any nation
whatever. '.t
ResofVed therefore, That as citizens and
soldiers, the members of this company
pledge their fortunes and their lives in sup
port OF such measures as the government
OF their Country may IN it's wisdom adopt
Tor the purpose of obtaining satisfaction.
Re@oiVed, That these proceedings he
slSned by the Captain and Secretary of
the Company, and copy thereof trans
united to the President; and that they be
inserted in the newspapers of the city of
RicHmond. (Signed)
Nm RIcHARDSoN, Cahtn {
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

BY lhips Joleph, Edward PEBBLE, and Charles
from Liverpool, an Fo1welL from BritoI
William Goddard,
TT AS received the mott extenGve and com
- Plete aiiertment Of
HARD-WARk GOODS,
ever offered for faIe in the DiGn6 Of Maine
which will be Gifpoied Of on the mott liberal
terms by wholelaIe and retail, at his fore il
MiddIe-ltreet. ALSO,
100 calks wrought Nails all Gzes
100 boxes tin Plates
20 cafks London white and red Lead
3 tons iheet Lead
Quantity by z Crown Window GIsfs
Few ca1ks flat Iron
Few do. cart, waggo and chai(e wheel
Boxes
Anvis and Vices
Sewing and fem Irvine
Large quantity Iron Shovels and Spades
Three hoglhesds blocktin Teapots &c. &c.
LIKEwIsF,
LOOKING GLASSES,
with Gilt and Mahogany frames
Nay q. (eptfD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Ne1O Shoe and Leather Store.

Simeon Pratt,
x ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
: the public in general, that he has PemeveI
from his late itand to Fore-freet, next door to
j. & Z MIL1s, where is now open and ready
for fale
Mems thick and thin Boots
do do do Shoes
Boys do 10 d.
WomcLs morocco and leather DO
MILES and chiidrcns do
A55-Harnefs Leather
Skirting do
Birdie do
Meats do
Chafe do
Hog Skins
Wax and grain Calf Skins
RulIet Boot-Top5
Calf Skin Boot-LegS
Cordovan do
Soal Leather
Variety morocco and binding Skins
EngIilh Cord, Webbing and Shot
Leather
LIKEwt5E,
An aAortmert Of Chaile trimmings 1t tn,
factory prices.
All the above goods are warranted 70 Ne y
the firt quality, and will be fold as cheap a
can be Purchaled ii Bottom.
faty 20. (ep8ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Fall and Winter Goods.
Cram & Athertnn

Cram & Atherton,
HAVE imported, per the hip JOSEPH,
a from Liverpool, the following Goods
5 Bales adorted Baizes
4 do black, white and yellow Flannels,
fome yard wide and extra fine
5 do role Blankets
5 do point do twi'd & untwild
Go black, blue, drab and olive Fear
noughts
do Coatings, faGhionable colours, Come
extra 6ue
do blue Broadcloths
do dark-mizt, drab & olive do
2 do bef welt Of England do fafhiona-
bic colors
do do do do CaG,mere.
2 do blue, MKT and drab Plains
do drab Kerfeys
2 do well-aaorted Stufs
J do common fancy Swanfdowns and
Turkydowns
do fancy n1iPed and fpotted Cords
DO elegant Toiiinets and MiltonRripes
new ftyle
Trunks well aGorted worried & Lambf-
wool Hole
Cafes back and olive Velvets
do Tabby Cords
do Linen Checks
do fancy Malabar Hdkfs
Trunks elegant ELK ChambraYs
4 do common CalcOes
do (upcrfne do
do fuper6ne fuperfne do
do elegant fashionable printed Robes,
London work
The above Goods will he fold on the mon
advantageous terms, by the piece or package
only. They expect per the Henry from Lv-
erpoal, and the R9neo and Calm from
London, WA Bottom large additional fp-
ply OF Fancy and Fashionable Goods, which
will render their ailortment very complete.
POI * PEARL ASHES wanted As above.
Sept. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

THE CoPartnerthip Of BARBOUR and
STOCKBRiD0H, having exPired, i chs
day by mutual content dlhoIved Tho(e per-
lons vino have umettIed accounts with laid
firm are requeaed to call OH JosEPH BARBOUR ,
at the tore late!y improved BY them for an
adiultment. All VINO are indebted are called
o. for payment and requelted to take partic-
ular notice that the notes and accounts which
have been Handing a reaIonabie time and re-
man unpaid on rhe 30th Of October next will
then BE eft in other hands for collection with
cut any determination.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Daniel Tucker

HAS On hand for fale, forty eight
ANCHORS. of various fzes, from / 50
to 500 weight, fuitabIe FOR Vchels from 80
10 500 tons.
ALSO,
Fifty Crates Of Liverpool cream
coIor'd CROCKERY WARE, iuitable for The
Wet. India Market.
n 3. Anchors Of any Description may be
had from the Manufactures on lhort notice,
The price is reduced to Eleven Cents on 4
months, interelt after two months or diicount
Of two < an half per cent, for prompt pay
ment Sept IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
a. NOTICE Z

4 IL perGons indebted to SrErusH CcM-
MINGs for fervices in the line Of his pro
felion as PhiEcian, are requefed 70 make
payment without delay to the fubfcriber,
who i duly authorized 70 execute discharges.
All sccoun. which Gall remain unletted on
the 3oth Of October next, will be put il iuit
without further notice.
JOHN COE, A4orney 70. laid Cnmmiqgr.
coNf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
TIE PrQtrict0y5 Of the Tenth Ncyy-
Ham fb;ys T,,r-b,E. Po,J

TIE PrQtrict0y5 Of the Tenth Nc7v-
H.mt6ye Twapits RoaA
YOU are hereby notified and warned to
IL meet At the Dwelling HouGe Of Nathan
Hal, On f2d Grant, on the Taft Wednesday Of
October next, at one clock in the afternoon,
70 act % the following articles viz
Firlt 10 chooie Moderator to govern faid
Meeting
IDLY TO choole Clerk and fuch other Of
fcers As are found necelIary when met
Sd. II examine all accounts prelented for
allowance.
4thIy. 70 grant fuch fums ON uey as may
be thoug..; necehary tor the CO pletion d
i4id Turnpike Road
BENJA BOARDMAN,
DEED. HALL, y s@oyI.
TITUS .. BROWN,
Sept. IA,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Pierce, Fem & CO.

Hsal Uai5n- WJlyf H4ge Jey Jah
500 buihels belt Yellow Corn
500 do do Winter Rye
1900 lbs. excellent Flax
1000 DO Dried Beef
1905 do belt Soal Leather
80 bbls. Me(s Pork
80 furkins Tipping. Butter
20 do Lard
Malaga Wine per half pipe and ar. calk
SuPertine Flour per barrel
Liverpool Salt.
AJo-A general afortment of
WeH-Inai1 Go0dS and Groceries.
Sept. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

4NO1 ILL
THE Copartnerfhp Of the fubicribers un-
der the firm of BABoON and RUST, IS
this day difIotved BY mutual content All
perions who R4nd indebted TO the firm are re-
quelted 70 make immediate payment and al
to whom the firm are indebted are rclutled
20 call or JOIN BABsoN, who IS duly author
lied 10 lettle all the concerns Of the company
JOHN BABSON,
Iy6gEh, SfPt z. ENOCH H. RUST.
NJ 2. All unletted accounts due to the
late firm Of BablOn * Run, will be put into
attornies hands for collection, after the frlt
Of October next. ]. BABSON.
Sept. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
Sept 81

Iotbe Ha1orabIs 1gficss gftbe Cazzta
C0a0n9n Pleas, begun and ballea at
Portland, y and 55r he Csmty Of
Cumberland, on The third Tae5d1y Of
June, N. ID. 1907.
John SHE'D, Of Portland, III lad county
j Currier, and Olive Shed, Bis wife. reflect.
fully rePreient that The faid Olive IL her rich,
Is telfed II re- ID common with others To her
unknown, OF one undivided fifth part Of
certain lot Of Land, with tie BUILDINGS and
apPurteuances to the fame belonging, iituated
~ iaid Portland. and bounded Is follows, viz;
Beginning At fake fanding III the South
weitcrly tlde Of Love-lane, where the fame
Is interieeted by the North -weferly fde of
FOrc-ftrcet; thence North WeRerIy adjoining
fad Love-lane, twelve rods and one foot and
4 quarter thence fouth ffty-one degrees
welt, eighr rods and fix feet to Capt. ToBa
Mzgeys land thence fourth eaRery By fad
AlaDey's land, three rods and nine and a half
feet 70 4 take thence north fifty one degrees
eail, 70 q fake Handing forty-iive feet fouth-
welterly q iald Love-lane thence on line
parallel with Iove-lane, and difant fortY-6ve
feet therefrom TO faid Fore-nr6et; thence
north eaAerly by faid Fore-Greel to tbs FIJI
bounds.
Ana they are defrous that the faid Olives
ihare may be fet OF to her, that he NAV hold
the fame 70 her, her heirs and anigns in fever.
atty Wherefore they pray your konouTs
thar the fame may De divided and f.t of to
her the laid Olive, purluant TO the Statute il
iuch cafe made and provided
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW In.
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