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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
COlumbus-street Academy.

THE subscriber respectfully informs The
Il citizens of Alexandria. that having cb-
tanned an assistant, few more pupils can
be admitted. The course of studies taught
in said Academy. and Terms Of tuition, art al
follows :-Reaoing, writing, English gram:
mar, t,ansposition, history, arithmetic ard
geography, 5 dollars per quarter; book.
keeping, with gereraI lectures IN domestic.
faciorsse aud company accounts, accounts
OF exchange, negotiating of bills, with lie
balance and difference OF accounts, 6 dOi.
lars per quarter; geometry, both plane and
solid, mensuratlon of surfaces and solids,
trgonomelry, both plane and spherical. SUI
surveying, gauging, navigation, use OF the
globes l. maps, construction OF maps, charts,
tons OF the sphere, algebra, and infinite co.
nlc-sections, 10 dollars perquarter; dialllng,
harmonics, chronology, cosmography, per-
spectiges, optics, dioptrics, catoptIics, pntu
mates, acoustics, antomstics, gnomoncs,
bydrostatics. hydraulics and magnetism, l9t
dollars per quarter; construction OF Dalhe'
NAUTICAL and nautical Instruments. baroTcter,
thermometers. steam engines, the properties
OF whirIing, and the same compared with the
motion OF the heavenly bodies in the plane.
tary sphere a new and correct method Of
calculating The planets geocentric daily no,
lions. and OF finding the haiiocen,ric places
OF the celestial Grbs. aod also of finding ire
eclipses Of the suns moon; he fabrication
of mill engines, clocks and watches; lunar
observations, fortifcation, gunnsry, fuy'or''
astronomy, 90 dollars per quarter.
n. b. Stationary furnished at Tie 'fsIe
prices. No deduction for lost time rS'
cep, ct casioned by Sickness or acciden',J lbe
quarter entered on must be paid. An eve
.ing school will open at the Academy on
Monday the seth inst. Terms. 8 dolIar Eel
quarter for the common course OF education
other branches in proportion.
HMEs eADEE, P. Nj. NJ
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Notice.

TINE subscribers having this day entered
Il into co-partnership, under th. firm OF
DORSEY & GRlGSBY, at the old stand OF
Mial Dorsey, in all tie various branches Of
the blacksmith, wheel-wright and carnage
making business, together with every kind
of mill work. tender their services TO their
friends and the public. with an assurance
that all commands committed to their care
will be punctually executed with neatnesa
and despatch, at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Mai DORSEY.
aug 81 If JAMES GRIGSBY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Eeth's Superior Crate Coal.

TINE subscriber having made arrange:
i ments with the proprietors ofthe Coal
pits near Richmond. il is his intention TO
keep constant supply OF the above sTticle,
which he offers fer sale on reasonable terms:
His coal-yard is on Tbompson's wharf,
where orders will be promptly attended to.
august 81 If HM. l.. KENNEDY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03

Printer. have been ociiDs al, ard IL ..
press .beir unqualified APPRECIATION oil, 81
Your Press Is better made than orr
have from Ruihven's nlsnuisr,cry. r.; We
fact, an excellent machine, as powerful u. "
the Columbian, and 10 be preferred lor ~
lightness and simplicity. 'S
u. {. G. BRUCE
Mr. A. Rsnage. If December H.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Pocket Lost.

u OST in the street yesterday Red No.
IL rocco Pocket Book, containing several
notes of hand, as also Physicians CertJf-
cate of Disability. A reward OF three dol.
lar. will be paid TO he finder, who is request:
ed 10 leave the book at this office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Screw and Ruthven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present Improved Stale,
with iron beds, SC. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press ls
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it-nearly Goo being IN use OF his make |;
and every exertion shall still be made TO
render il as complete as possible.
ArAil other articles 10 his line, as usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Sugar and Plaster.
I lindsay l. hill have this day lsudi,,
Lfrom scbr Hero
80 binds frH quality n. o. sugar
10 tons plaster sept7
Fortune 1ciih both LANDS fuU,

Fortune 1cith both lands fall,
THHlS goddess OF The rolling wheel 3,
i whom the der,tions Of all are ayow.S
Is or secretly paid, alter bes'owiug. Win
PRECIOUS preference. ber fayors, now onn.
and noW OF sDolher. OF tie sh,ines e,e,ni
10 her worship, IN the City of WashiDplo'
has, al last, We are crecibiy iniorm.d d, a.
termined 20 honor With Der special pr,h,,
eaee and permanent residence tie Ttspri
newly dedicated 10 Der service,
Pennsylvania avenue. Washington Civ.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03

In 30 and smaller prizes.
No: enc b:.nk 10 a prize, and 5000 tickets
entitled 10 two chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act of congre ss, The
tickets may lie sold in any part OF The Uni.
ted States. Vendors and Others will do we'll
to forward their orders to TyLrk's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE, Washington city, where. " thin
few days, have been obtained prize Of
5000. ! OF loco. and number Of 500, loo, 50,
&c. &c.
The lottery draws sgain on Monday next
The FIRST 9ooo blanks entitled 10 Ie doIan
each. november 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Forty Thousand Dollars j.!

or more moderate sum, would be an &C.
commodation, are invited TO furnish them.
selves with ticxets of admission 10 the court
OF fortune, where their several claims will,
no doubt, meet ready attention. Shakespeare
told US long ago that
There is tide in The affairs of men
Which, when taken at the food, leads on 10
Fortune"
1t is now confidently believed 10 be The
Hood-hde at TYLER'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tiled their
luck, as the phrase Island found il bad luck,
should remember the policy OF Basson
SIN nv school days, when ! had lost ore shalt,
shot bis fellow of the self same fight,
The self same way. TO find the other forth.
And by adveuiurlng both i often found both
Those inclined TO adopt this wise policy
o! Basssnlo may. for the trifing sum Of la
dollars. secure 10 themselves 'be follow ing
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which sre yet 10 be
N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
WILLIAM ANDERSON.

Winchester, ( Vir )February a.
This extraordinary tfaVeiIerafiived in VIM
chester on Monday last. we hive had sevc-
raj conversations With him, all OF which have
fully convinced us that I've has really passed
through the various scenes Described ~ the
eStraci from The Norfolk Beacon given in our
paper of the 9Th ult The following particu-
lars of his journey from that place will not
prove uniuterestiGg.
After passin. a week at Norfolk, during
which time he was enabled through The
kindness of a few individusls, TO equip bim-
self comfortably, he took passage ~ the steam
boat for Annapolis. Here he passed an even.
ing IN tle company Of several OF the most
respectable gentlemen of that h1spitable
place who Tie following morning generously
betrayed his passage in the stage TO Wash.
ington. where lie arrived iu three days after
lenving NunOk. He had previously rectiy.
I'd letter % an honorable member OF Con.
gress, through whose kind interference he
bccame acqusintcd with President Monroe,
and was publicly introduced OH the floor OF
the House # Representatives This was on
Saiurdav I3ill nli. On the day following
i've attended chutch in the capit0l. aud imnie-
diAtelv after service was introduced 80 Com
al O'DGen With whom he maintained q tong
oDsefsation In the Arabc language IN pfe.
nee ~ the c0ngrogatioa. who had general
50 remained TO witness the Interview On
,i0nGay llc was again invited within the bar
II The housc, and replied with promptness
10 the mary questions quito him by the mem.
hers relative 70 Tie geography CT tie countries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
THE HOLY ALLIANCE,

The conduct of The Allied Powers in
Europe Will, regard 10 Naples, NAV pee
hsps be better understood after reading
The following article from the London
Christian O6se,rer, for Nov. 1920 We
have moi noticed the fact here suggested
III any otl.er publication. II il certainly
curious event IN history, i. i, be correct,
that al Tie iime Of the Congress OF Wen
VA, The Allied Soverplens should have cS-
ercisedso mach precauiion, aud ysr think
have given place 10, sucl, strong apple
ii'nsi"ns with rcgaid 10 representative
governments, as Ia have stipulated MOTTO
allow such goScrDnleni o. be establish
ed III Italy. What sympiou,s OF apre.
disposition towards rtpublicanism may
have been discovered by these potter.
lates, at that period. VIC do not know
ihey might, perhaps, have feared iaat
HE old Roman spiiit would revive and
become uninansge able. Whatever the
fact may be, u such secret artclp WAS
entered into ny the above mentioned
Congress az Is here supposed, II will
change The feelings aud views Of mapy
With regard 10 The prospects OF lie coup-
tries more Immediately concerned
IN. Y Daily Adr.
The coS renee OF sover,lgns az
Iroppau has Commenced; but no au-
wv h'tS P"i'NuidiS navy JCt Dttn Uubt.Sit-
ed resp. cling the objects or results OF
their deliberations. The Emperors Of
Russia and Austria are there ia person.
the Crown Prince OF Prussia represents
the king at Prussia, who has been Too
un"eil To attend and ministers from all
the allied powers have assisted al the
conferences. The deliberations, il II
supposed, may have reference 10 The at
fairs oil Spain and Portugal, b,u more es.
pecialiy 10 those OF the \. .1iolI,an king
tom. We most earnestly hope thai uoih-
ing will induce the allied poners 10 um-
dertake a hostile interference in The con-
ccriis o! these States. We are not. how.
ever. without serious Tears on The subject.
especially as il has been stated IN the
course oi the late II goiiaiions btiwreu
Naples aud PalrrDo, that the inSrparaLle
nmioa Of the tro Siciiics as guaranteed Ia his
Neopohtan Uejesiy by sreret article If
ne Coagsess IF pisa,,a, NTH an e,py, SIS sii-
pnlati0m fAat no rep, sscmGtire governmeat
shut be established IA Haiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
Loss of the schy. Hope-foy. Peace.

f>oSS " Me SCN. I1OpceJOT' fcdce.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l7.-rhr schoon-
or Hopertor- Peace, Capt.. BAKER, from
New OIlrans bound TO this port will, "a
cargo OF Sugar and Molasses, vas upset
and dismas!ed az: he uisht OF The 25III
nit. IN The Gull Stream, aud finally LOST
on The Coast Of Florida. OIL the 30tlL-
Capt. Il. arrived here yesterday in The
sIoop HaanaA.Ani, from ST. Augustine,
ami furnishes us with the following par
ficulars Of The loss of his vessel HE left
The Balze OH the 18th uli; OH tue 25!i, al
noon. made the Great Isaac in the even
ings aViplen; gale of wind came on, which
continuing 10 blow with great violence,
hove the vessel TO at midnight, the
gale had Increased 10 huriicane-sll
hands were below, except the man al the
helm when tremendous sea struck The
vessel, and turned her bottom up The
man al the helm was washed overheard,
but regaiiIed The deck when she agan,
rishied.-Capt. b. forced his way up the
gasgway, as Soon as possible; when he
ionnd the foremost, mainboon, and iiller
had been carried away, the boat ba div
stove, anh the vessel nearly wreck,
with three ieet water in her hold.--The
mate, (broilIer TO Captain Baker, was
severely injured while below, as we're
some Others of the crew.
Next morning, finding themselves driv
ing upon The Florida shore, let 90 both
anchors, and brought up very near the
breakers, III or fsthoms water. In
Tbs situation the schooner remained IN
al The night of The 80 h, the wind all The
time blowing, with little or no variation,
directly OIL slI0re-when she parted both
cables, and drove up the beaclI-she i'm
mediateiy bilged and filled with water
at daylight captain B with his crew gol
on shore from the wreck but in doing
lost every thing except the clothes In ey
had on. After being occupied for sever
al days in repairing their boat, and hav.
ing saved small supply of provisions
they embarked i'll her for ST. Augustine
In company with captain Fisher aud tb e
crew OF the British brig Supply, (in their
small boat,) which vessel had been also
wrecked some days previous about hall
mile from The spot where The Hope TO,
Peace was stranded. Mr.. NEAL, the own
err OF the brig, took passage in captain
BIS boat, ADD in cOasting along the
Florida shore they parted Company will
The briggs boat in The night. Captain
BAKER and Mr.. NEIL. arrived here yes
terday i'll the sloop Hannah Ann, from
81. Augustine having stopped bn, q
few hours al that place. Captain FISH,
Err had not arrived there when they sail.
cd but no fears were entertained ior
their safety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

1The ENQUIRER Is published twice a week, gene
rsty and three times week during the session Of the
STATE Lesistdfxre.Prce, the same heretofore FYve
Oodrs per annun payable In advance. Notes OF Char
tered sPecterayng ganks (onIy) will be received in
payment The Editors will guarantee tue safety Of
remuing them by mail The postage OF all letters being
y No paper will be dscoRtinn but at the drscre.
zion the Editors until all arrearages have been paid
mp.
1whoeverwiiis aafan,eet the payment ofnire papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
q One Sqxare-First Insertion, rs cents-cach
continuance, 81 cent?.
- NO Advertisement Inserted Until I. has either
eeerpasd for, or assumed by person ia ths city
us enutronS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

brought back 10 camp, and their ears were
cropped. The 2d is a certificate OF a
William M'Donafd of Kentucky, who WIS
in one Of Col. James Jobnson's Steam.
boats OF that expedition, who d clArcs lie
was present when The ears of a soiiier
were cropt near Usage in 1919. The 81
is similar certificate from YIN Higgins
TO the same fact, and also, TO his having
seen soldier branded viii, the letter ID
on his cheek: and The 4ill. is certificate
from Henry WiLuer, late Of the 9Th Kegi-
meni, who states that in the latter part al
1919, after The troops arrived al Council
Bluffs, lie mel sel,ier with his ears
baud up, and asking him the cause,
was told, that Col. Chambers had cut of
his ears. on a charge al desertion; which
information was confirmed in CAMP
Though we deem it our duty thus 10 no.
tice these charges, we sincerely hope they
are capable ,oi, and will receive, a sa,is-
factory refutaiiou.
The Florida Treaty, i, seems. having
been submitted by the President Ia The
Senate, was ratified by that body Oh
MONDAY, with only four or five dissenting
votes. THUS has terminated, in a manner
honorable and sati~iacior both TO Spain
anu The Uniied orates, differences of long
standing and of the mos, serious charac-
ter, and which have several times threat
entd 10 involve III war tro nations that
have the strongest motives for mutual!
amity. We congratulate the country up
on this happy event and we beg leave,
also, 10 offer 10 the President our hearty
thaHks Tor result so anspicious "a re-
suit which We owe mainly to his wisdom
aud magnanimity.
il ls but an al act of justice 10 call 10
mind, that, 10 the excrtions of Mr.. Nous
roe, we are chiefly indebted for the only
acqui i'ions of territory which he United
States have lever received. Mr.. Jefferson
and MIR. Madisun pariake with him the
honor of having added The vast and valn-
able region of Louisiana. but the annex
alton of the long nished-lor province OF
Florida is his own work.
GeorgetoCn Messenger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
EVARlSTO PEREZ DE CASTRO.

" Military Pnishments. Under this
head tie former editor OF the Kentucky
Public Advertiser" publishes sundry
Documents 10 subslaD iale tbe charge
Which he formerly made Of illegal aud
cruel puni>Iimenls having been Inflicted
OF soldiers belonging 10 lie detachment
under lie command of Col. CHAMBERS.
OF these docamenis, The origudis a.
stated TO have been forwafdedlo lie Se-
crelary of War. The first is a letter fron,
" a Highly respectable incident gentleman
late an officer OF The ARMY whO says. :" /
was attached 10 the u. S Riff regimen
during the years $1,000. The second
bAiIsIion Of liie tif regiment, under ~
command Of Colonel Chambcls, LEI
B he FoDiaine for .le tie Vaccine, IN 10,
summer Of 1919. During lie march tive
deserlions tool pisce uie soldiers we're
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

cretary Of Despatch of the Ultra Marine
Ge"esament, IL that which he is accus-
toned TO pu, TO all his writings. And for
the proper purposes, give The present Ger.
titicale, signed by nay hand and scale d
with any sea! Of arms, al Madrid, the 2lsi
Oct 1920.
EVXRISrO pEpC7 mr. CASrpn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
RINALDo RINALDINI."

No. Is. North Front.sireef.
The owners OF The hall notes consider
themselves boOnd 10 return their thanks
TO RinaIdO RnaidiEi for lis polite at.
ieniioD-hc has furnished proof that lie
did not wish TO INFECT an injury without
any corresponding advantage 10 himself.
1t The Post Office thieves v no stole the cor.
responding halves (bui who are no doubt
above the meannsss uf entering Store
a'nighi, forihe purpose nirobberyl would
take q hint from their interiors in tie pro.
iessioD, The remaining halves, which can
be OF no use 10 The holders, would he
thankfully received aud gratefully ac-
knowledged.
sThe hitter and insosare alluded TO. ,cas psf
into The hasirHSfia Post Office some monfhs ogO,
addressed 10 uoHss IN ne city, Bat has nfrer
crmc g. hgff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
|. THE KING.

~ command OF the King our Lord
EsTEvAN VAREA.
Aud l confirm this exempliiicalion. al,
madrid, the 10Th Of Ociobe,, 1890.
ANTONIO PORCEL.
Don Eyarisio Perez dc Castro. Knight
~ 'he Order of Charles 81, OF lie Com.
~ 90 STATE, asd Secretary Of Dispaicl.
nj. certify that tie foregoing signature OF
c ns EScelleucy Don Antonio FOrcel. Sc
cary Of Despatch Of HE Ultra. marine
tnDsse.snment. Is that which lie is accus.
,I,c ooa 70 pat to all his writing and ro,
P'VPer purposes give ijie p-sec,i /.
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OF Advertisements, not erceeding ticelre
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continued three aceeks longer for fifty CENTS
Larger advertisements an The same proportion.
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deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
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Cobartnershib formed.

RIGELOW & gA NGS world
- inform their Friends and Customers.
that they have taken THADDEUS B. BIGE-
Low into copartnership with them. Business
viii, in future, be transacted under the firm of
BIGELO;V, BANGS & co.
B. B. & Co. will keep constantly for
sale, General Assortment of w. I. GOODS.
which they will dispose of at reasonable pric-
es, by wholesale or retail, for Cash or APPROX
ed Credit. Orders viii be punctualy answer
ED. 3. & Co. have now on hand,
SO Bags SALT, of a SUPERIOR quality.
rs Bbls, FLOUR, of the best brands.
TEAS, Of the Paragon and .4rchsr's car
goes, &c. &c.
CansbrdgepOn, July 9, 1921.
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Calvin Whiting e Co.

A RE constantly receiving addi-
IN tions to their Stock Of GOODS. Being
selected at Auction, they are enabled to sell
them as low as they can be purchased else
where.
They hare also, j'ssfreeeired from -Nsw- York,
One Case LADIES' SILK BONNETS,
Elegantly trimmed, and Of the latest fashion.
~ Wanted, good STRAw-DRAID, for
which the highest price will be paid. Also,
$1,000 feet ENCLOSING Boards, ~ feet in
length.
Shrewsbury, June II, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-01
Agricultural Books.
For Sale, by R. P. & C. WILLIAMS,
CornhiH Square. Boston

KVHE FARMERS ASSISTANT
N being Digest of all that relates to Az
riculture and the conducting of Rural Affairs
alphabetically arranged and adapted for the
United States. By T. Nicholson, ESQ. Sec
ond Edition, enlarged. vol. 8yo
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Agricul-
tural Society.
Complete Grazier, or Farmers and
le-Breeder's and Dealers Assistant-w;th
an Appendix on the Shepherds Doc. Horses.
Asses, Mules, Poultry, Rabbits, Bees. Farm
Accounts, and ON the Improvement of Wool.
By Lincolnshire Grazier. Fourth Edition.
greatly improved.
Farmers Manual; being a practical
Treatise on the Art of Husbandry-designed
to promote an acquaintance with the modern
improvements in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
Remarks on Gardening. and a Treatise on the
Management, OF Bees.-By F. Butler, A. M.
American Gardeners Calendar. By
B. Mcmahon.
Marshall on Gardening-Forsvth on
Fruit lrees-Salisbury on Orchards-Code of
Agriculture, including Dissertations on Gar
dens, Orchards, Woods, and Plantations.-By
the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair.
View of the Cultivation of Fruit
Trees, and the Management of Orchards and
Cider-with accurate descriptions of the most
estimable varieties of Native and Foreign Ap-
Piles, Pears, Peaches, Plums, and Cherries
illustrated by cuts of two hundred kinds OF
Fruits of the natural size.-By w. Cox, ESQ.
BOSton J7tne Of 1901
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A Good Chance for a
Trader.
T1HE Subscriber offers for

Y1HE Subscriber offers for
j sale, his Real Estate in Petersham,
near the centre of the town-consisting of a
Store, Dwelling House, Barn, and necessary
Out-Buildings, with six acres of excellent
Land and unless previously disposed Of, will
be sold at Auction, on Tuesday, the eleventh
day of September next, at three Of the clock,
P. NJ. on the premises. 1t has been, for many
years, occupied as a Store, and is now consid-
cred one.of the best Stands for Trader in the
County. -Conditions viii be liberal, and
made known at the Sale. ~ For further
information, inquire OF rfr.JvIrsu w. -Gr4t.a.s,
Of Worcester, or of the Subscriber.
JAMES RIPLEY.
Petershana, july "a, 1921. CIV
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Worcester, SIS. July 10, 1921.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

IA cess, and afterwards taken BY virtue Of
an Execution, and will be sold, at Publick
Auction, to satisfy the same, ON Monday. the
twentieth day Of August next, at four o'clock.
in the afternoon, atihe house Of James Drapey
jr. fnnholder, in Spencer--all the Right IN
Equity which NATHAN. GUILFORD, late Of
Spencer, has to redeem one undivided ninth
part Of two certain tracts Of Land, situated IN
the south part of said Spencer, in said County.
and belonging to the heirs of ] oNAs GUrrropn'
late of Spencer, deceased, OF whom the said
Nathan is one, and subject to the dover ~
Lydia Guilford, widow Of said Jonas. Fos
the boundaries Of said tracts, reference may
be had to the mortgage deed
DAVID DRAPER, d. Sseyis.