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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16
JVI1N ADAM
Quincy, NJirH 26, 1909

BosroE PATRIOT This paper. late,y/
established at the "head quarters of SOUND
principles" has become battering-ram
the walls Of Essex Junroism. Its conduc.ct
MR. EvERKTf, supported the adyainistfa
ton OF Mr.. John Adams. Being ,acauaint
with the personal cnmity Of Timothy PHI
ering, Alexander Hamilton and conpe,
towards him--having seen a copy of the ~
ptlet, an almost still kerB Gu ID OF II az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16

a ADVERTISEMENTS
IA from my lot. in the u
dark sorrel FILLT about
with a bsasc in her face, !
white half way up, a lond
her age, being four yearscl
handsome from her hips;
her blood, which is OF th-
was got by Precipitate,. Y
and color. I viii give
will restore her to me, IA
prehension ofthe thietyc
punishment.
May IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
TO INFORM rHEIRFRIEEpsA AND
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, THAT THE
EAGLE-TAVERN,

N the CITY of Richmond, will hereafter be con-
SE Quoted under the immediate management oil
GroRax TURNER, they having formed an en-
ga,rernent for this purpose. They entertain the
most sanguine hopes that their unremittng eAer
tons will en,itle them to patronage and favor
Every comfort which necessity may require, or
which taste may suggest, will be procured with
avidity and pleasure. They are determined, II
possible, to render the E AGLE, in every depart
nent oftheir business, agreeable to their guests
and pleasant abode to the stranger. lher So
lictude upon this score has induced them, at con-
siderable expense, to make some important cnan,
ees in the arrangement of the rooms. They feel
- great share of confidence in assuring their
friends that they will meet with every convent
ence and attention that house OF this character
is calcuIstedto afford. Their Bedrooms are
furnished with an entire new set OF beds and fur-
niture, with suit of curtains to each, and inc
floor covered with carpets .
Their stables are large & commodious (wmc''
will always be furnished with full supply OF the
best provender the country afiords) stands with
'5n twenty steps of the house, with pump 81 ex'
, Ccllcnt water at the door, for the purpose OF wa
tsring and washing the horses.
They take leave further to state, that Cur
FEE-ROOM has iatec,heen established III on
of the rooms of the Eagle, in which the news
papers from all the principal towns on the co"ll
nent are to be seen. With these advantages, !
these determinations, in which they are resolves
never TO relax, they can but hope for the mos
haterinG success =
GEORGE TURNER,
1dMES s. aShIITl4ERS.
m B. The printers ,hroughs,t t:e U. State
NO now street .lIeir psperst 10 Jas 5. Sm'thef
arr requested TO insert tho above one week, All
alipifu,ure direct 10 Turner AMI smlthers.
6 T. & J. S. 5.
NJ 40 O. ss,sS s. 80. 5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16

-Strayed or stolen
Eht of the 18th inst. a
(purtccn hands high,
bose hinder legs are
fail, badly grows for
| this month. She is
ward, ard discovers
Test in The state +; she
n she fsvors in marks
to the person who
= SO more for the up
hat he be brought to
SFO. TILE x.
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TIOR SALE--(Ie thousand acres LAND ly.
4 Ing IN The lower end Buckingham county,
NJ both sides Of Buiijloe creek, and on the road
leading from Ca.Ira 20 Mew.Caat0n. within half
annie Of Daviga,ion. on Whites river, and about
two from Ca.ira. This tract is esteemed remark
aby Fertile, and has plantation cleared on it suf.
iiceDt to work ten ortwelve hands to advantage,
and guod proportion Of rich tobacco Land to
clear. The improvements are only sufficient for
The accommodation Of All oycrsecr and negroes
with 4 barn, and apple orchard. This estate
from i's great fertility vicinity to market, and ST.
iuatiCn in polite and agreeable neighborhood,
is veil worthy the attention of any gentleman
who may wish to remove from the lower country
to more he ;thv situation.
For terms apply to Mr.. Lineus Boiling, Of
TIE aforesaid county, WHO is fully authorised, by
De Subscriber, TO treat with any person wishing
sApurchsse.
SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chellev, Tsy o. Az
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|[qF.rHH

ND srperintend-
Evolved upon the
Hoomes C Viii.
i'm it. No pains
FENDER this cstab-
on the continent
! subscriber, shall
alton and deserve
70 rooms IN and at
est and most com
fd every convent
House q COED ore.
erab.e change, and
hoer l'as.laid in All
5, and hopes, from
meet with public
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16

AR Published ny THOMAS RITcHtE' or
osIrE THE GLoBE TAVERN AT FIVE nob
~ nd pan; ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16
MIR. ADAMS

oRRrsPo NDENcE coNrrN ED
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-16

DURSCANTtK va Deed Of Trust executed to
the subscTb rs, by Samuel Parsons < Sa-
rah his wife, fer Ih, benefit of VIM. Cooke and
Thomas and Anios Ladd, and other Creditors
OF the sad S;sntci Parsons, wall be exposed 10
Sale at Public Auction, on the respective P'eIni-
SEES, on WctpcNla; The 81 Of next ps;suth the
following PhoPFRTi, lying in the City OF
Richmond, viz. hearty thrcc-fo,irts of the LOT
Described III tlf plan OF The said City by No. ass,
| on the S w, ride G.: the Basin, and between
Thongs Lrddys and the Hay Market Square,
bounded cn pci North East tic street running
between the = ~. hEarEet Sot,a;e and the public
Warrho,sx. y
= ;i,at part Of Let, No. A13, ON the " East
side oitiie B;9{n, w!Iici is bounded by the Street
running by t'leu5anS and Robert N3cKim'. 10
Cary street, jnce by The last mentioned street
10 the tenc.nent occupied by Mr.. Smith as a ba-
kerry, {. back to The aey watch divides said Lot
from Il. Mo Xmas.
One Mo-ty OF the Tenement on the Main
street, nov occupied ~ David Logan, contain
ing 24 feet front. and extending bac, 20 an alley
Leading to Byrd's Warehouse, on which are
two story brick store ko,;se, lumber house, kit
chen, stables, SC.
Also, ten SHARES in the Richmond Turnpike
anil co iC!iEE and Horses, together with
stind.y Observation-Disclosures, &c. The s1e will
commence ut the Terems.t occupied by David
Logan fox ;iiG Woiety thereof, the Turnpike
Shares ard the Personal Articles; and ill
thence adjourn in course to the other LOTS
mentioned.
TERMS cf sale will he, ccsh for the Personal
property, The Tarhpike shares, a'd the Mocty
Of t,ig Tenement in the occupancy of D. Logan !;
an! twelve months credit Tor the other property,
~ notes negotiable and payable at the Bank of
E'rRinia, satisfactorily endorsed and titles to be
whitfield ,s .ti.er curly, uuth full psyrcnt of
thc respective notcs--or, at tie aon Of the pur
ch:si one icr,i'i to be paid down and the other
0 N. d.. 4 4
the property purchased, aud boud of the ruicl,a.
ser, Inc Lots will be sold as tIcy stand, or be
divided may appear reasonable.
f. CARRiNGTON, ,
RICHARD ADAMS, Trustees.
GEO: GREENltOW,
I'll, pr,,I
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day nc 27th INST when it Will cer,aioly com.
m'fice at ~ "clocs. May 81, 1909.
M l.. GRGTTEN, NTH Nxp
~ IEHELLER, respectfully informs the
citizens OF ~ :hmDAd, Manchester and their vi
entities, That be has commenced the above bmsi-
ness, "n TIC nan street, opposite to the Store of
Mcssrs John < Robert Glrnble, junr where all
omlsls,iu his ljac, wal be thankfully received &
puictuHiiy attended to.
" X. Cash given for old Gold or Silver.
May o. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
December 81, 1909.
ORDERED,

ORDERED,
That the resolution of the Council on the
18th instant, authorising the superintendent
Of Police to csllec. the local taxes Of the Sc
cond ward for the purpose ofregulat'ngand
extending Queen and Cameion-streets, be
amended in the following manner, to wit
That the Collector collect the said local
taxes and pay them into the hands of the
Treasurer, who is hereby directed to hold
the same subject to the order of the Super
intendant of Police, to be applied to the
purposes mentioned in the original order OF
which tliisis supplement-.
The report Of the committee appointed
on the 4th instant, upon the SUBJECT OF
building Jail, having been made, tits Re-
solVea, that the Common Council will meet
the Levy Court ct any time the Levy Court
shall appoint, at which time the Mayor or
President of the Council 10 hereby required
to cause the members Of the Council 70 be
notified.
R*.raet. )r0n, the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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1T / u.

I, A MEETING of the Washington Bridge
Company, win be held at Long s tavern, on IN;
the FIRST Mondfy of January next, at twelve.
O'Clock, A. M. according to law, Tor the pur-
pose of choosing Eve Directors, a Clerk and
d Treasurer for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
IS. 3ILi0T,jr. elk.
December 22-26.
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I. VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The committee ofpropositons and grew
ances have, accordingto order, had uader
their consideration q petition TO them re-
fsrrcd, and have come to the following re-
solution shersuposa
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26

The M Is of Be- ALI
in8ton Dancing Assemble !. e;y Iolice, thar 3
the frst Assembly will &c. held 4 81 ca
,roxs Hotel, Cs.fl21T0LZHXLL q, 6 ||,urs-
day evening ,ncxt and that they will be <oni
tinned every; a thursday fortnight durip8 10
season. ss g s s4s
December 26sE Sd Is y BIS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26

Official accounts from henorth of Spain
dated early in Oct. state, that "the king
dom of Navarro was then in state of ge-
neral Instruction against the French--a
person by thename of Robles had perform
ed prodigies of valor against them plan
had been laid for taking Pampeluna,but the
French discovered it and put a number of
persons to death, The patriotic cause was
taking strong root-Biscay, and in general
all went on well. In Biscay they had cap
tured 81 French horsemen, with their cap
tain, guided by the famous traitor Amoros,
great friend of Godoy, who was immedi-
ately beheaded. Near Cindad Rodrigo,
the patriots had taken the French battering
trains and marshal Ney, who calculated on
besieging that city, has been completely
beaten:
ibid.
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kh;s eorls
preside
/. uniting Greek

y t te3 ~ " Sc 81 ~ ~ prSatAeht
s S. g .untiHg Greek
Abrs - that an act may
pass for /. i. s,capital stock ofjsaid
company, and authorising them TO make a
turnpike road from the southern abutnent
Of the Hunting creek bridge, tothe ford OF
Dogue run, on the present stage road, in
the coanty Of Fairfax, lis reasonable.
. ss q 4 U.s. s----- 81 E n seg; ~ W 6
54 n NORFOLK, Dec. 90. "
Last night arrivedin Hampton Reads the
ship Justina, capt. Howe, 3s days from liz,
Serpool. We understand she brings Lon-
don dates to the 9th Nov. but we have not
been so fortunate as to obtain any, altho' the
usual exertions were made. Fron the pas
sengers we learn that except the articles OF
the treaty between France and Austria, they
are entirely destisute of interest. General
Reubell and family are among the passen-
gers. Nov. 10Th, lat. 40, 90, long. IL, 80,
was boarded by the French national brig
Geniris, capt. Lagraye, weeks from Nor
way. Detained the ship two hours, and
.probably, would have destroyed her, had it
not been for the female passengers-;-on this
occasion no one will deny but that French
gallantry superseded French injustice. The
capt: of the brig informed capt. III. that his
instructions were to destroy every Amerl-
can vessel from British ports, and that ne
had captured 16 during his cruise. Preyi-
Gus to capt. Is permission for the Justina
to proceed on her voyage, capt. Howe was
obliged to pledge his honorthatin the event
ofhis falling in with British cruizer, he
would not intimate any thing relative to the.
Geniris. Capt. Howe supplied the brig
with fresh provisions.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26

~
s sss iskAA day' sa' 49, & 4
ere 9. =. .:ss0I.ss !. and WY Because shs
sna :; s,, chose % give him slnssure, t0sss
,.;nv plenty u other, who can read and xt Isl
eslp .. IS. .aS,ewhat like SSaaeAo Paasde, who.
i0r n.y. |. W. raised % tbs Postot Goyer'sorsf
~ out Of sradsnas tohis 4s' shas nag
. 8, him through rnany sl0agh' % MACS IS
s.'s. 3. Prime Minister and appointed one
u. I'D friends - do the duties Of the otflce'
i. ASS deputy. This aasedotc = resort !.
- ,s,s,,.e ii is well known that Mr. Smith
49, TANGENT to diplomatic CORE spondence
,h,.th. one CARVED on with Mr.. Jackson'
s. digestsd and ssnctionea BY others before
- s.. stoned by him, The stand taken by
-. a.,;o;stsation on this occasions is a bold
- D.rhaps one that may work our ruin. 1t
y ssaa be rcrollected, that as yet we are
Government in an infant state, and IN
1. dls Of experiment. Until q boy y
s his skates it is believed he should not
IL.
.a,,,e upoa ice covering deep water. ! say
81. - unprecedented step taken by the go,
s.,on,en;, and although it may shew courage
ia .nergy, may amount to as much iolly' as
=. man who first invented Gunpowder, and
! ~ the force oft, placed himself across a
h,,,el oft, and by boldly applying MATCH
. III t. d q ga
blew himseIfint thu air, 5
Let every good citizen Danish party ZEAL,
,.Iv round their own interests probe the
error to the quick, remove from Office those,
who for factions sake, would PROSTATE the
honor Of The Country, and lay waste the hap
piuess Of its citizens, and shew to the world
that we have ability and virtue enough to re-
sai,ton error, and thus enroll ourselves in the
rank Of nations otherwise by dear bought
obssinscy and tenacay, We may be wise and
repent too late. / have not time now for
pos.crips but you shallreceiseit in day Or
y TWO.
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(PouLson's Am.)

The governor of Gibraltar, by procla-
nation, dated the ED of Sept. 1909, has
announced that the importation of Ameri-
can tobacco is not prohibited, but the tran
shipment of American tobacco from Anne
rican ships in the bay, for the purpose of
carrying on a contraband trade with the
coast of Spain is prohibited.
Ibid
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[Spirit Of 70.

The marquis De Yrujo, whose appoint.
men. as minister plenipotentiary from Fer.
dinand 9TH to the court Of Brazils, has
been announced some time since, has
informed his Catholic majesty's consul in
Boston, by letters dated Rio Janeiro, 18th
Sept. of the dignifed manner in which he
had been received by that government, and
the many polite attentions shewn him on
the occasion. >.. ..... ..
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Six Cents Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber two appren--
'tice boys, viz. JOHN s. WILLIAM FREE.
NAN. Whoever will take up the said boys
and return them to me shall receive TIE above
reward, and no charges paid s.
Thomas Sanford.
Decembsr2 6. cost
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This is to give Notice,

4 111S - y q - y = rS>7I11S|J -, . =
That the subscriber of Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Conrt OF said county letters tes-Y
tamentary on the estate of VIM. Fitzhugh,e
Esquire, of Chatham, late of the county a.
foresaid, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
of to Alexander Moore, Registero Wills Of
Alexandra, on or before the Esd day of June
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. And those indeLt-
cd thereto are requested to- make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2sd /
day Of December, 1909.
Robert Randolph,
Exscutor efIpm. Ntshash, q GAatham.
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Some Valuable Slaves.
Orphans Court,

Aie*andria County, Dec. Term, 4 500.
Ordered, that the executor of Vim. Fitz--
hugh of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
lowing advertisement three times in the A
lsxandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Regifter.
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id sse dscidsdly II op;nion that itis; ~
stime thsFe should be 6 an inquisition g
dstsrnins whether that gentleman does =,
fact posses sny g IDEAS, wheshsr e cor.
Ysst orincorrsct,p Of sufficient consequence
evenso himself 20 justify thesterribls dlla- !
pidations which his long and numerous 8
speeches are continually making OF the pub
lie time and treasure.
I II u. !. Ibid
~ Istsll;5le Il9ex.-- Mr.. sGiles says that,
the divisions and psrplexities OF the coun !:
try, in the time Of the embargo ought to
serve as an IsrAL11BLE INDEX 70 guide us
in our present and future political course.
" Ag,eed, aDsmosthenes. Why then do not
you and your party set about adopting
an impartial and energetic system ofPolicy,
that shall put an end to Call our divisions
and perplexities You manifest no dispo-
sition to be directed by your own index.
No-Mr. Giles must receive, as old Solo
mon says in the play, "the newest news
from the seat of war;" before single step
can be taken at home. Nothing can be
done till the eloquent Virsinias senator re-
ceiyes advices from I" Leghorn, Cape
Horn, and every pare of the habitable
elobe.'' Ibid.
Extract of letter, received at Philadelphia
from an intelligent gentleman IN London.
!" All kinds of manufactures and produce
now get into the continent, and Bonaparte
has been obliged to wink at their introduce
tion-Denmatk has also relaxed and not
only allowed the introduction of produce,
&c. SC. from England, but permitted the
Norwegians to bring articles to US. This
week upwards of 60 vessels, direct from
Norway, with timber, &c. have arrived,
and so more are expected next week. We
have also now great quantities OF Russian
articles, and we have shipped all kinds Of
manufactures in return"
."r h. s..5 S.-. T.
A gang Of desperadoes has lately been
detected in plot entered into for the pur.
pose of seizing upon the public money on
its way from Ohio to the treasury of the
United States. They were prevented from
carrying their project into execution by a
boat accidently falling into company with
that which contained the money. Some Of
the rosues have been apprehended, and II is
hoped the whole band will be discovered
and duly punished.
[Spirit Of 70.
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For Rent or Sale,
A Bake-houte g Dwelling -hoyjes.

THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
situate at the corner Of Water and Oronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had tho FIRST
day of January next. u,
ALSO, -
That Square, or two acres OF 'srouad. with
the improvements thereon, situate on wash
ington street, between Oronoko and Pendle.
Tor. Gets, wherein my family at present
live: Immediate possession maybe had.
John Dnndas.
November II. dlw&soH
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s-1As I II
(" Rswers and No Poroet."-Eyery
reader Of Mr.. CHESS speech must have re-
markedthe following singular passage:
"whas does he tell US are his Pssitige
\ powers Apower merely to receive and,
aisass. Why, sir, every gentleman here
present has that power: and indeed every
LADY 100, sir, has the power to receive and
discuss and Eventually to conclude con.
ysn!iou, &c. Bue, sir, the power merely to
receive and tliscuSE, is what is very proper
y called, and lain fact, no pszvsr."
One philosopher has said that mind is
povsrj another that eloquence is power |;
another that wealth is power. another that
Truth 10 power another that the sword is
power another that influence is power, BIC.
New We must be convinced, upon the au-
shorty OF Mr.. Giles, that all powers are no
powers, and this upon the old fashioned
principle Of believing thing because it is
impossible. IS
iheolator has not been excessively gall
liant to the ladies in telling them that their
PoWsrt receive and discuss proposals, and
evsntualyto conclude a convention, is in
iact no power. We much mistake, if de-
very lady" does not consider it ar import
aut power, and one which she would not ex-
Snange even for the laurels that bloom a
round the brow Of Mr.. Giles. The ladies,
1--WE presume, consider it a power almost g.
Sual to that which they possess in common
s''A other soyerigns," Of precluding
0ussa opportunity" by dismissisg an am
-'saa0r correspondent who insults them
WIN gross insinuat:ons."
Snrv F tA
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Notice is hereby given

To the Stockholders ofshe Bank ofy1lezdnxrta,
THAT an election will be held atthe court
house in this town, on the third Monday in
January next, for the purpose Of chusing nins
Directors TOR the en.uing year agrseably 70
charter.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
Curden Chaplin. CEN.
December 10. cote
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. Hogs Briftles..

CASH and the highest price will be given
for HOGS BRISTLES. either clean, comb
ed or in the rough. state-by the subscriber,
who manufactures and keeps on hand, q, ge--
neral assortment of BRUSHES, which he
will dispose OF ON reasonable terms, at his
mandatory opposite Mr.. Hodgkin's Indian
Queen tavern, King street, Alexandria.
John Shakes.
December %. 80 d3feo4t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26

| to PRINTING in allits va.
rious branches, handsomely ex.
.ecuted with accuracy and dis,
patch. ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-26

4 =. = ~ia be secoLecsed that Mr. Macon
the ladies' as I" The real Seve.
s'sa' Of the United States
[Fretman's gsurnal.]
d" h'qnisition."- RHEA of Ten.
s''se says tina. Congress ought no. to in.
N,u's an inquisition into the correctness
msorrsssness of AIR. Cannihg's IDEAS"
N - mr' kAea is 50 refined a mesaphysician,
i. NE voice so singular, as TO render it I'M
''0's Tor him to be understood as q pub.
'f'aksF' and most psopls in Washing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-11
NOTICE.

Taiea ~ Eseeufiss and zla Be soid at P16fe Ysdae
"a THURSDh7- tie frpeaf, f,e day # Dfstm-
Ssr sssf, at enc i5e siSei in fbe s/fs,noos Of said
day, On fbe premier,
A Ii the right in Eqsi,y of certain tract
ef land, Gtuaied in Minot, in the coun-
~ of Cumberland, and is bounded as follows !:
1t is part OF the farm on which Major Sam
vel Downing Jun. lives, beginning at the
North Wen corner, at beach Stump and
Stones thence South thirty sin degrees Ealt,
one hundred twenty two rods and three quar-
tiers of rod, to Stake and Stones; thence
South, forty two and an half degrees Welt,
one hundred and thirty. FIVE rods and an half,
to a Stake and Stones thence North, thirty
SIX degrees Wen, one hundred and twenty two
rods and three quarters of rod, to a Stake
and Stones; thence North, forty two degrees
and an half Eait, one hundred thirty. FIVE rods
aud an half, to the fri bounds mentione6--
of which defcribed Land, the Equity to be
fold is of FIFTY acres on the Southerly fde of
iaid lot. SAID fifty acres are morigaged TO
Ar,emas Hammon, to fecure the payment ef
two hundred and twenty Dollars. and intereit
IN one year from January next, from The date
of faid Deed, which bears date the 3th day of
October, A. d. 1908.
WILLIAM WARNER. Dspny staiE
Nevembe, l6, 1909.