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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

Extract of a letter, dated Trinidad,
Oct. O." We are just recovering in
this island, from.one of the. most awful
visitations, OF sickness aud mortality that
perhaps' was ever known i'm this part %
the world. Our worthy governor sir
Ralph, WooJforsl, had narrow escape,
aud is one Of the few that have covered"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

iSSe 5''h-S SS,,'>
the sight
No giant frame sets forth his common
height; again,
Yet, in the whole. who paused to look a.
Saw more than marks the crowd OF conf
mon men; Tconfess
They gaze and marvel bow-and sill
That thus It's, but why they cannot guess.
Sunburnt his cheek, hi, forehead high
and pale,
The sable curls in wild profusion veil;
And oft per force his rising lip reTeals
The haug hitter thought it curbs, but scarce
conccals. Tgeneral mien,
Though smooth his voice, and calm his
Still seems there something he would not
have seen: ing hue
His features deepening lines aud vary
At times attracted, yet perplexed tie
view."-Corsarr, page II.
And the ascetic regimen which the ne.
bic author himself observes Is no less
marked in the description Of Conrad's
fare
"Ne'er for his lip the rurpling CUP they
6l',
That goblet passes him untasted still !;
And for his fare-the rudest of his crew
Would that, 10 turn, have passed untasi-
ed too; lest root,
Earth's eoarsest bread, the ga. denis homc-
And scarce the summer luxury Of fruits:
His short repast in humbleness supply
With all hermit's board would scarce
deny."-Corsair, page a.
The following description Of Lara, sud
denly and unexpectedly returned from
distant travels, and reassaming his ,!a-
ton in the society of his own country,
has, in like manner, strong points OF re-
sem5lance to the part which the au'hor
himself seemed occasionally 70 d N au.id
the scenes where The great mIpgle with
the fair:
"---'tis quickly seer,
Whate'er lie be, twas not what he had
been: 'as',
That brow in furron'd lines had fiHcd a,
Aud spake OF passions, but Of passions
pas;
The pride, but not the fire Of early days,
Goodness OF micn, and ca:elcssness OF
praise;
4 high demeanor, and glance thai took
Their thoughts RON others by single
Look;
And that sarcastic levity of tongue,
TAe singing Of hear. the world had
stang.
That darts 10 seeming pIay!u,ness around,
Aud makes those feel that will not own
The wound: beneath
AT these seem'd his, and something more
That glance could well reveal, or accent
breathe:
Ambition, glory, love, the common aim
That some can conquer, and that all
would claim, Tstrive,
Within his breast appear'd no more to
Yet seem'd as lately they had been alive;
And some deep feeling, It were vain to
trace,
At moments lighten'd Ger his livid face.
: Dedication of the Corsair to Thomas
Moore, the pcet.
l..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

FOO much sensibility, too much ten
dcrness, proves the bitterest curse ih-
stead of the most choicest blessing {:
vexation and disappointment are Its
certain consequences.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

Self-love magnifes or diminishes
the good qualities of our friends, in
proportion to the satisfaction We take
in them and We judge of their me-
rits by the terms they keep with us.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
VIRGINIA GYPSUM.

A correspondent Of the National In
te.ligeucer, to correct erroneous reports
on the subject, states the fact, that on
the margin Of James' river, about one
mile below City Point, on the lands CT
George Rufilin, Of Prince George, coun-
ty, great many samples Of the finest
Gypsum have lately been discovered !;
some Of Them have been sent to New
York, and there analysed, and pronounc-
ed as pure az any plaster ever imported
into this county. II is yet, however, a
matter Of doubt whether there be any con-
siderable quantity contained in the bank
where these samples ave found
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

Market, we're very ba'lal Gaze Henry,
Hayti. on the 4th instaat. Sixty msii'ehs
of dollars v ere said to be in Fort rarrice'
but none in ejaculation. C'a'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
BOUNDARIES.

1t is stated in the Albany Daily Ad-
VET tiser, that I" the survey On the Saint
Lawrence has been completed fb"ut 40
miles at an eyperce Ct $1,000 dolls's;"
ard that the " commi, Sioner for running
the northern line has with hrs attornies,
exploring parties, &c. &c. been at the
expence Of at least $4,000 dollars for
running 20 miles 70
The whole length Of the boundary line
between the United States and the Bri-
fish provinces is estimated at 1000 miles,
Whatis the fixing Of this line to cost the
United States At the rate Of the forty
miles on the Saint Lawrence, a million
ard half of dullars or take as your
rate he twenty miles on the oorthern
line. and YOU will pay heround sum Of
FIVE MILLIONS " I. c. .fdu.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

A gentleman has arrived at New York
from Montreal, who informs, tia, he rode
&c miles OF he I'd inst. in sleigh, the
snow being inches deep upon an aver :
zee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20

who know ne srs undeeeived. and those
who do not l have but little interest in
undeceiving. l have no particular De
sire that any but my acquaintance shooia
think the author bettet than The beings OF
his imagining; bu: I cannot help a t:he
surprise, and. perhaps, amusement, at
some odd critical exceptions in the pre-
sent instance, when | see severa! bards
(far more deserving ! allow in very re.
pu able blight, and quite exempt from all
participation in the faults Of those heroes
who, nevertheless. might be found with
little more morality than The Giaour,'
and perhaps-but no. mist admit
Cnilde Harold to be q very,repulsise per-
sonace and, as to his identity, those VIII"
like it may give him whatever alias they
please.
Lord Byrsn certainly did the public
injustice if he supposed itimpated to hun
the criminal actions with which many OF
his heroes were stained. Men no more
expected 10 meet in lord Byron The Cor
sair, who " knew himself villain," than
thew looked for the hypocrisy of Kehama
on the shores Of the Derwent water, or
the prOiligacy Of Marmion on the banks
of the Tweed: yet even in tie features
of Conrad, those who have looked on
lord Byron will recognize some Likeness
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pOSTPONEMENT.
NO TICE.

Ry Vtrfue Of q Decree ef fhe Supreme Jude
2 raj Coarr, holden az .~ewfors on the frst
Monthly Of March, 1917. -
= . much Of the Real Estate Of Avbutw Pats.
- BoDY. late Of Westerly, deceased, As will be
suihc'ent for the payment Of the debu Of ssid dc.
ceased, together with the expcnces Of settling the
estate OF the deceased, and incidental charges, will
be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Sept.
10, 1917, and the following day-ssid Estates are
situated partly in Newport, M;ddctown and James,
sown--That in Newport consists Of about 8 Acres
Of Land .-1hat in Middletown Of 90 Acres Of Land,
nov in the possessioh Of ydrrs Chase .7-And that
In jamestown, is the Farn in the possession Of
Peisy fsffcr.1he sale viii be on the premises, in
Newport, on sad "Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. 81.
lin Middletown, st 3 o'clock r. NJ. on said dsy--
add IN jamestown. on the day following, st o'csk
A. M.-Ihe Conditions viii be made known at the
time aud places Of sale.
/. ,1S,es SYLVESTER GAyIr.1
JAMES CHASE.
Newport, July l6, 1917.
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DJED.1

I. At INidjlefopn, on the 9Th nst. Mrs. RrAHcsA
srrrn: aged az. consort Of MIR. George Smith. and
daughter Of Mr.. David Barker, of Middletown.
She had been member Of the ID Raplist Church
in Newport, for about ten yesrs-potssssing those
invaluable virtues that adorn the christian
and IN I'll the relative duties Of wife, mothethiial
and frstcrnai--wss pattern worthy Of imisation.
As friend especially 70 thepoor. all such who have
been the objects Of charity, will have just course,
while they lament her loss. 10 deeply revere hes
memory. AsA neighbour. her bensvpIencs was un-
bounded. A short but distressing illness hasde.
prved her mourning relatives in particular aud the
community at large, OF so precious jewel. But
what greatly alleviates their sorrows, is the evil
deRce she has left behind. that ~ she lived, she
died, 10 hope Of biissial immortaiy through rich
es Of grace. in blessed Redeemer. <
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Lafe from England.

Arrived o. ,his port yesterday, ship 1nde.
|pendeuce, Capt. Bangs, in So days from Liv-
|erpool, bringing London papers TO the 9th
|June. and Liverpool to tie esh, with the per-
vssI OF which We have been politely favored
|by The Keepers Of the Ex. e. House aud
Mer. Hall. We discover nothing, hswcver,
|eI premioeOt impor,snec.
n nesssgs has been received by P.siis.
|snen, from the Pducs Regent recommending
4 continuance Of the suspension Of the Ha-
|leas Corpus Act. Il has been taken ln,o
by Committees Of Seerecy.A
The Dueiin Evening" Post Of Juno3, seys
-" fhe markets continue TO rise, and ds-
|surbsnees 10 extend, The situation Of be
poor 10 very distressing. Two drsys lad n
with meal we're me, upon the road by sevdhsi
huadred starving men and women, who stk-
|ed on IL and carried il eff.
At Enniscortby, the pcpulsce rose I'd
Fompeiied several boats to reIand provisi IS.
|Tae magistrates applied fof military for y
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bAseoR, (nAisk,) JuIr Il.
=. THE SEHSOA.

tis net within our recollection TO have ever
seen more promising season than the pres
ent. The bcneHeent hsnd Of Providence has
hitherto so boun,ifolly dealt out i,s'sun- shine
aid showers to preclude every p,e,snee ior .
murmur among the shas of labor.
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NOTICE.

TIME Steam Boa, FREELY, Csp,sin
Il SMITH, will leave Providence tor New :.
port ese.y day 10 the week, Saturday and
sunday excepted,) at Q o'clock, 10 the moro
ing, and rctusn 10 ,he afternoon.
Providence, July 4, ,lSi7. -
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casOn Foardsry.-- General jackson Is super
intending tho erection canon and csnoo bsll
foundery, on Shosi creeks Madison county,
Mississippi territory. Hehasasid oil 80 900
acres Of land for the use ofthc establishment.
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NO TfcE.

an. .sc7' fer he Sfes<vvasisu sf Busys srS Sake
20 &c pafrf fAs snfrance ef Bristol ho, ccr-
nec'ed rkA ms kss<sa &c placed on Cessle-isiahd
WHERt}ASt the 0overnment ofshe Uni,ed States,
W hassI ordered : Deacon 10 be erected on Cas-,
ue'isAnd. at the eAtrsnee cf Bristol hsrbor, with
the neccss fy Buoy snd Stakes. provided The juris
d,cton VI ts'd isspd be ceded BY this State to the
United s,,isss And whereas the General Assembly
have MAGE oessi.,n ihereof by an act entitled :. An
Act cedhfg the Jurisdiction OF Castle tslandst the
entrances bf Bristol harLor. 10 the United States.
eHSfercsre enacted BY fhe General -esssssbiy, e
oy ths aufAsrsy thereof 70 enacted, That the Cap.
tao, or <~.er or owners Of every ship or vessel.
that snakl " running against sny Of the Duoys or
Stakes % to be placed by the authority and Al the
expence Eof the unised ssates, or injme or rcmovu
chains oe anchors by which they are moorsd, shalt
forseit ard " ~ = hpc not excceding thity.six
dollars, nor tess than twelve dolisss aud that evcsy
person who shAl hereeAsr make fas, shy ship Of
vessel, acpw. rah boat, TO either Of said Duoys
or Stakesso TO be placed, or 10 any part sof the
moofings o. said Buoys, he or they so offending
shah forfeit and pay 6ne not exceeding fnecn
dol'srs nor less than Eve doars TO be recovered
before afX Jussice OF the Peace In the cou,iv Of
brhtoi twodhirds TO be paid 10 tLa Ccllsctor.of
the Dwtfct. 81 Drslol for'the use of the United
states, 70 order TO repair, or renew, or replace,
sweh Bueys, shd thch noorinks Ind the other third
70 the inipcmer Who shall prosecute CIR the san,c
housf 81. Representatives. June l2sh, lS5y.s
~stf Vsisd ty orSer, - ~ ef..
.1f f&grsdl TAoNAsBvx<>st, cgsrk. :.
K m the senasv read the same day and ccncpgrsii.
-, 6y'ASSs
(SsnsD - sAnusI Eppy. xr'y.
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IospoH, MAv ~.
Peas were brought to Covent garden mar
ket on Saturday last, In hslfseives. which sold
., aos each; each sire contained sbost quart
Of peas in the pod.
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N q T. &c T..

n AKERs Patent Elliptic vAlv ncssl Pump r,or-
~ es.--A Pump fitted wth these celebrated Boa
es. is now 10 operation. aod may be seen az Dsnis.
terra whsrf-Boxes for Pumps of any dncnsions,
from three to seven inches bore. may be had on ap
piication 70 ID. MzLvTLLE,
Agenf for the Proprietor.
Nsvpsrt. April o.
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yvRrHzR PARTICULARS os THE
CAPTURE OF AMELIA ISLAND.
Office effhe. .Savannoh Republican, 90

Sunday, July 1917.
We have accounts, from the SOUTH.
which inform Us, that the Patriots, under the
command Of General Cregor NJ Gregor, took
possession Of Amelia Island, on the 3oth of
June They landed in the rear Of Fernando
ma, marched through the marsh, and entered
abe town, without single gun. being Cred
from the fort. The soldiers, who were in
fort, marched out and surrendered on the Is,
July, iostsnt; the Patrio, iig was then hois-
ted, and now waves ,riumphantly on Amelia
Islapd. fa
We also learn, that the Patriots are making
prepars,ions for a march TO ST. Augustine
Though The CARLSON Of that place Is expected
10 make some shew of resistance. il 10 conf
.dsnily believed The fortress viii be taken
without much loss Of men or time.
Since the Ps,riot standard has been planted
10 Ess, Florida, hundreds Of recruits have
Hooked to II and, We learn, that NJ Gregor
viii soon have as many men IS he may requ-
ire In few Days, we shalt be able 10 give
a ske,ch of The formation Of the new system
Of laws intended for the government ot Flor.
ida, and the names Of the new public fenct.
ioosries. The Patriots have q naval force
lying before Amelia.
The Procla m ,tion for trade with the u
ui,ed States, was renewed ct H,lifsx on the
-. r.
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wHohytn sbsll in any way wbsseser injure tho
Deacon placed on Cssus-lslsnd, with which the bu-
cys mentioned in the Act, Of which the above ice
vel. sand or earth, from said Islsud. the psrson -
persons % offending. nsy rely on being prosecuisd
NJ trespassers. .fa8s4.,sA
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rs NEw-IoRK, JuY f8.
DISASTER AT PORT AU PRINCE.
Extract Of letter TO gentleman in this city,
received by the schr. Good Hope, dated
Pors az Prince, June 28.
On the 10Th inst the large Magazine on
the ,fenchiDent, at the borders ot the town,
was struck with lightning and exploded. Il
contained 10000 pounds Of powder, and, as
you may suppose done much damage 10 ths;
neighborhood. Last evening fo,t BissctoD
was blown up BY the commundsnt Of The post
while in a fit ntoxication and angc,, IN re-
venge for q supposed injury done him by ono
Of his superiors. II cou,Ainsd about % 600
lbs Of powder The officer was the only pet
son killed. @
Lumber 10 selling at the mos, extravagent
prices, and tho demand hes greauy increased
since the above disastrous event. More than
.haifthe houses Ia town require new roofs.-
EASTERN boards and southern pitch pine tim
bcr and shingles, are the kind most wanted.
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repor, of the trial of JoNATaAs WooLLEn,
printer, for an alIsdgcd libel or the Ministry,
ia sn article on the subject Of the right OF
petitioning, published in his newspaper, en-
tailed the Black DsoarE The Attorney Gen
eral stated tha, Wooier had peculiar faculty
for composition being printer, he eompos.
ed from the dictates OF his mind at the case,
no manuscript being necessary. The trial
had excited . great degree OF public inter-
est-It appears he was twice arrsigned. Oo
the 6rst trial, ne was acquitted, and the &C.
quitsi received with loud spplaose by the
spectators who had assembled. On the Sec
ond trial, ministerial corruption and oppres-
sion were apparent. Althoug three OF the
jury would not consent to verdict OF guilty,
he WAS pronoun ced TO be so! This was re.
ceived by tho hisses of the spectators: The
Attorney General was also frequently hissed
while-mskios his plea, and Wooler, In his
defence, sppisuded.
Mr.! Manners Sutton has been chosen
Speiker of the House Of Commons. and TAX
en- his seat accoI dingly.
Random, the Rordeax cousPirator, and hve
Of his aecomplices, have been condemned 10
death.
Loxpon, June 6--There vas eport yes.
terday that disturbancss have. broken out Ia
Manchester. We have received the Man.
chester papers to the 9Th inst. but they notice
nothing Of the Kind,
LoxDos, Tune "a Flanders, Mail arriv-
ed this morning There is now Dusch
squadron in the Mediterranean, on the visit
to the Barbary ys,stes.--Regula,ions have been
adopted in Holland aud tho Netherlands to
prevent emigration from Germssy TO Amer
lea. -
FROM. .BURNOS AYRES.
BY Capt. BRovcros, at Marbiehead, from
Buenos Ayres, papers TO the 10Th OF May
have been received. They L'a'ntion that the
Royalists retain 10 place in Chill, and that
the revolutionary forces are pressing into
Peru. A
The pspes Of May 10, contains 90 official
arieie from the General Of the auxiliary
army of Peru, dated Tucapan, April 26,
stating several guerilla affairs, in which the
Patriots always came out victorious, taking
prisoners, ammunition and provions.
And another official article Same >da,o and
place, stating that the Royal army occupies
S.lta, out that measures were in process
To make them abandon il.
A Military Academy for 50 Patriot Cadets,
had been established in Chill.
The Sanish brig Araucana, had been taken
by the Chiian brig AguiIa
Many Gillian Patriots who bad been BAN
ishcd to the island Of Joan Fernandez, bad
been brongh, back to ST. Jago iu triumph.
The Taeitf OF Duties had received further
modi6estions. r
Ship Warrington which arrived 10 Buenos-
rsAyres form bordeaux, had proceeded to Chill,
with her vaur5le cargo---tbe sopercsrgo,
Jackson, intending. 10 open q store ut St.
Jago. Brig Savage, Of Baltimore, had also
gone The same route, with a-cargo.
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THIRTY DOLLARS. REWARD.

THIRTY DOLLARS. REWARD.
nEsERrED from the Carlson of Fort woleos,
~ on the night Of the i6'b inst.
SERINtAH FaosTs mstross Of Brcset Il Col.
Towson's Company and regiment Of Light Artillery,
Said Frost 10 aged 10 years feet inches high. Of
light sompIexion, blue eyes. and brown half was
born IN the state and county Of New.York. and by
occupation, . farmer
WfLLfAn WAY, a matross OF said company aged
30 years, feet inches high, Of dark completion |;
grey eyes brown hair born in the state Of Rhode
Island, town Of Newport, by occupation mariner
and
CuAnLss Lrwis, a mattress Of said company,
aged 10 years, feet 1c inches high. OF fair com,
plcx'on. bioe eyes, brown hair, by profession ~
borer; was born in the town Of swsnzey. state Of
Musaehuetts.
The above reward, and all necessary charges will
be paid for apprchend;ng, or Ten Dollars for each.
on delivering them at this or any other post In the
United States. :. II. WILKINS.
Il. Lishs -frfaaery, Comfy.
Fost.woicott, Hsrbor Of Newport. r. Il
July 16, 1917.
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The Proela N ,tion for trade with the u
ui,ed States, was renewed at H,lihx On the
es:n Of func for three months.
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/. w II has been remarked, that tho Prov.
dence address is one Of the mos, icya! and
catering yet published. We understand j,
- from the Jars Of M. Burrill!! m
So Providencs Patriot.
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PkOPOSALS

For enyrying snaiis Of sAc Uarsed Sfssss ss IN
following reods uiH Be ycesvrd ~ sAs Gsn
eroi Posf 00fee, IN shs sisy n WasAingssn
Snni, Ssfardsy, fhs ayih dey g SsnfsmSe,
near, inriusivr. J, s.NS A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
SHERIFFoS Sale

Taken BY Execution and 1vW Be y6da at PA.
lie Auction, IN Tuefday TIE I2tb sf ".
guf next, at II o'clerk, II III. at RI
Aactim Roam Of Stephen M'Lelau 5
Timothy Fletcher, Excbange,Strn..
Portland,
a LII the right in Equity Of Rsdtmptsa uhA
IA Samuel Butts has, IN redeeming he folOwius
described Real Eiate situated in Portland ,pS
Wellbrook, 10 fsid county, VIZ
A lot Of land in fsid Portland bounded as fo.
lows, VIZ beginning af the foutheafsrly cotner os
the LOT on High flreet, aud adjoining Fore nreet
thence weferly by Fore fIeet tiil IL comes 10 laud
10 possession Of / homas Robinlon tkence norsh
erly by fEid Robiuson's land about SO feet 10 hs
widow Sarah Coxs land thence eaReriy bY lad
Coxs land 10 High ftreet thence toutherly 81
High lfreet. about 600 feet to The 6fl mensionsa
bounds, with he buildings thereon il beng ID.
fame premifes which faid Butts parchafed Of phEp
CrAndeil and others
Atso. ose other lot Of laod which be purehasa
of Phi ip Crsudeii and Others bounded begrnnlre
at the northealteriy corner of barn fald Burn
recently built Ganding on the iouiherly aide Il
Fore llreet thence weitefly by Fore lfr Get ahcu
200 feet TO Higgins land theuce by Higains
land 20 the channel OF Fore river thence dowa
by laid chaoDei about 200 feet thence norsherv
to the boands hrR mentioned, containing ahoa
two acres more or less, with the buildings therscr
Ten scEes Of Land N aid Portland, beundsd,
oeg .nnloS on lac No herly corner OF lsnd Sc
l1uglng 10 Mn T. Vaughan, adjoining Fors.
rlvei-,aence up Ere River shout 27 rods d
Daniel Fox's lsnd-thsnce northwald hy sad
Fex's land sbout I6A rcds-lhence eAstwardly
on Wm.T. Vaughsns land about % rods--shencr
souIkerly about 164 rods 70 Fore River 10 The
first bounds- ogeiher with all the fats fronting
he sGme-beiRg The SINE land said Butts pul.
chased q said Vaughan.
ALSO, certain lot Of Land, marsh and fats,
snu4sed IN Falmouth, (now Wesibruok) )boupded
IS toows--bs ginIng at stske standing stthe
westerly corner Of lot Of land lanes Deetng
soid Joseph w. Collins, which stake is North s.
and IN degrees West, shout So rods from
he northern end of the bridge, that runs from
Geeea street in Portland. 70 Reeds Point ia Fat
mCuth--sHd thence ON said sake Nor b, So IL
iegvres west, 10 DDS aud links 10 a & est
'hence No th 64 degrees East, 2I rods aud Is
inks hence Snu,h So 90 West. 10 I-2 rods
e. stykg--shence South 90 degrees West, Il
.ods 20 ,he frat bounds, and contains 1-2 acres
mere or less.
ALSO, three undivided 3-4th parts Of Ger.
ain lot OF Land in said Portland, together with
undivided 4 parts OF sr tie buildings thereon
standing hegining 81 sake standing
South 43 l-2 degrees wesl, Is rods from TIE
westerly corner Of he garden fence formerly
Jwned by Capt. Thomas Robinson, deceased--
md on The westerly slde Of Stste slreet--thsnce
5ouh As Ia deg'ees west 8 rods and IS linss
10 axe, scd irOm these two stskes 10 extend
'ou'h 40 IL degrees stl20 feet-teag 3-4 b
fde same Land So d Butts purchased Of sam
uei Pickett, March 5, 1919.
JOSEPH NJ. GERkIS H, Deputy Sheriff.
PCrispd Iulv g. 1872