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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
FROM THE BRAZlLs.

By the brig Robert, M'Clelsh, arrived at
our port On Tuesday, 10 40 days from Rio
JeueIro, we received flea Of Rio Gszettes to
she 10 h September, from which we present
he following ,rsDslstiuns' Dor readers may
recnlltct en- geFnsing the manifesto Of the
Pri. cs Regent, published in the middle OF
lest month, that tbs numerous il babi;aDis Of
the Bay O. BT7zil were called upon and 90
licied in the most snsrg tic terms to join
the other provinces in emanciystirg them,
selves from the Oppression Of fbe EorUpeaH
government The annexed documents con.
tain the oltieisi declaration cf their iDdepspd-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
HAVANNA-MEXICO.

Havana papers TO the ), b inst inclusive,
have beec received by the Editor of the
CharieHon Courier.
The Noticioso of the lIth inst in regard
to Mexico, remarks that {" the news which
We have ely received from New Spain by
ii. b. M. sioop of war lamar, which srr.
we'd in this port yesterday, is Of tue most dis.
sgre. able nature.
The Li6erating Hero (lTuRBIDE) who
promised 20 much happiness and felicity to
the incnutious people Of thai vast and beau
iiiul country, has torued a cruel yrani, has
,cisred war against public liberty, and q.
doP'ed the most infamous ans cdinus meas.
ores tr cement his 'yranuical dominion
The following dozen ents will give our Fea.
der, shght idea OF these tbiag., which we
had previously anticipated, aud serve at the
same time as lesson 10 those here who,
without love to the country, are blindy en-
deavorins 10 invo,ve us in the same misfor
tunes with New Spsin.'
The documents here alluded to, are the
same ae those published in the Gazette or
the il'h inst sta;ing The fact of the exi.tence
of a consiifacv, and the consequent arrest of
upwards Of sixty individuals. From the par.
tial liz of names wricb has come to haDd,
we notice the { lowing -
Deputies tn the Cortes. = d Joaquin OBJ
regon, E'padrr Mier, L-dn d Carlos Bus
tsmanle. Ell cororsi Orbegoso. El ex.pr.si-
derte Herrera, Teale. Fagoge, Barrera, Ell
coronei G"mez. EcheN'que. Ell coronsl Te-
Fan, Initial Amigo.
Military Officers Brigadier Psrres: Col.
iliS Usratia and Two brothers, captain. I;
Bsrrera, of the cavalry, and brother of the
deputy CsuPiilo, col, OF artillery Uoda,
commandant Of the 4,h regiment Of cavalry,
Herrera, commendant Of the column Of eren-
sdiers
Citizens.-Rceidor Ocheo, Lodo. Berre
ra, ID Msnu.l Csnedo, and IL to Is Off.
cers Of the 4'h regiment, &c. &c.
PIRATES CAPTURED.
From the same source we learn that ethe
U. S ship OF war Peacock, arrived at Havs.
ma, about the let inst. Off the Bay oe Hon
da, she fell in with 6 pireticsI srhrs engo g ed
with III. NJ schr. Speedpeil-thc S. was
aground, and would hsvs BEEN captured hut
for the Peacock coming up. The p csrtu-
red of the scho nsrs and 23 Pirates-the O..
iher two schoooers were run "n shore and
burnt by the Pirate,.- She brought ore of
the prizes into Havana, which was secng nj,
zed a. b'losEiaE there to a respectable ner
chant, and had bern captured by the Pirates
She was ransomed By her owner-ths other
three were sent with the prisoners to New
Orleans
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Baltimore, Noe. 4.
FOREIGN NEWS.

There is an arrival at Boston bring
ing London Journals to the 18th, and
Liverpool papers to the Goth Of Sep,
tember, inclusive. The accounts from,
Greece are not ofa later date than
those previously received and which
have already been detailed in the Ga
Zette.
The then approaching Congress at
Verona occupied the general attention
OF the nations and press of Europe.
people looking TO il as the tribunal TO
determine the fate, the freedom or sIar =
very of the world. OF freedom, how,
ever. there is not particle to hope at
the hands OF the members of the Holm
Alliance, and sheir erouehing subject,
can only feel an anxiety to learn the
exact proportion Of slavery and desra.
datiou. which each draao farm efkinss
lie destined to bear.
Spain, il 10 presumed, will not psss
unnoiiced BY the legitimate destroye rs
Of human liberty, and if we are to
draw our conclusions from the seuti.
ments Of the leading ministerial pa per
of LoGdon, the new order Of things in
the peninsula does not ionk fair or
lovely in the Dyes of the British cabi.
net. The Courier in recent article.
calls the constitutional authorities OF
Spain, =" the faction predominant, at
.Nadria''--aod when we consider that
this falls from the ministerial writer
on the very eve of The assembling of
the congress at Verona, it is hardly
possible not to suppose but there must
be something more IN it than the mere
common place raneor, and vulgar abuse
OF ali thar wears the stamp Of freedom.
Yet, Mr. CANNING 10 now Sc
ere,ary for foreign affairs, and who ev.
er spoke so loudly in favour of Span.
ish liber'y-who so strenuous in cal
ling for aid to support the indepen-
denee OF the "unirsfsai Spanish ma
ton" az Mr.. CANNTSG P-And will he
now, when placed as minisser-when
made the direct medium Of eommuni
cation with the very Hian who fought
and hled to maintain that Independence
and who have conducted their country
and her cause, 10 an almost unexam.
pied spirit and moderation, to & sue
cessful issue- will he now tell them
they are faesioS'' usurpiDe the
powers of government, and must Telin
qoish their rights, and offer up their
independence and their liberties at the
sbriBe of desPotism7-A lille time will
infoTEi of these matters, and though
Americans must naturally feel deep
interest in what is likely TO sfFeet so
large portion OF their fellow erea-
lures, yet they must also rejoice that
they are beyond the unhalIowpd touch
Of the holy alliance FED. Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

n Boston, Octo6er 8.
BY the arrival ~ this port this forenoon, of
the English ship N7srv -Cathsrioe, Capt.
Pace, in SO d,ys from Liverpool, we have
received our regular files of London papers
40 the 10, h Sept. and have been favored with
contain no later intelligence from Greece snd
Turkey than was brought BY the Howard st
Rev Yok from 'Havre.
The Courier ioiorms that '>the Right Ho.
Bora6'e George Canoing kissed hsans and
received ne Seals of Office from his Majes-
~, on being appointed Secretary Of STATE for
Foreign AFFAIR."" az meeting of the Privy
Coupcil on the 10th.
The British Parliament has been further
prorogued from the 9Th October {, the Goth
November.
To speaking Of the Spanish Government,
the Courier styles the Constitutional auihor.
ties Of Spain ",he faction predo 7aiaant at
Msd'a." Thisis fair specimen Of the
feeling entertained by thu iegitimates towards
the present government or Spain.
At Verona great preparations are making
for the approaching Congress. Strangers
desiring to remain ct this place during i,s sit
tings, are obliged to attach themselves to ore
of the Ministers, or 20 prove them selves under
the special protection Of oue Of the great Pow
er,. The Pope has provided accommodations
for the imperiaks as follows: The Venetian
Palace for th- Emperor of Austria, the Ca.
velli Palace for the King of Prussia, and the
DIra Palace for the Emperor of Russia.
By the Upse,ting Of stage al Black hestl,
Hill, IS cut OF 10 passengers had some one
OF their limbs broken, tour of Them were
mortaiIy wounded. The carriage was dashed
70 pieces.
Il was expected in Madrid that an Extra.
ordinary Cor,es would be couvoked to take
into con.i5er alton the serious aspect of ar.
fairi which Spain presents.
London, Septcm6e, IL.
Sir w. Kingdom has succeeded Sir b.
Bloomfield ss Private Secretary. and keeper
OF the Privy Purse. Mr, Msrrablss still re-
tsins his paca as keeper Of the Privy Purse,
and MIR. Watson s..i,tsnt private Secretary.
The letter gentleman was many years with
the Duke OF Cumberland, and hss been
good deal abrosd. The Red House, lately
occupied BY Sir b. Bloom field, is to De got
in resdiress; it l. stated. for the reception OF
the family Of Sir w. Knighton.
Il is confidently reported the, before the o.
penine OF next session the Grea, Seal will be
pot into commission, and that the LORD Chan
cellor has pointed oui Mr.. Leach. Nj. Justice
Bsy'ey, and MIR. Baron Richardson, ss fit and
proper cersons for the trust. The advan,a.
ReS OF his arrangement will be relief %
Lore E'don from IL, or nearly ell. the judi.
cal duties Of bis great office, while is will en-.
able him 10 exercise as usual the functions of
q cabinet minister and the presidency of the
Huse of Lords. When his Lordship's
health shall be perfectly restored, it is ssla,
he intenos to resume bis fall isbors as hereto.
for
After Mr.. Canning's visit to tho India
Har'e on Saturday, 1t was currently rumour.
cd that Lord Hastings would continue to be
Governor Gensrai NJ Calcutta.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
CoLUMBIA-LArRsT NEWS.

Despatch received from General Clement,
Ga'ed the 10Th of September, on the borders
OF the lake of Msracsibo, and on board
Of tlit brigGntine Ammonia, confirms the oc-
oupaiion Of Msrscsibo BY the Royslsts. on
he night Of 'hc sixth, after dnubtfi:, en-.
gsgement, wbitb was lost by the Patriot
10: ces in consequence Of the inferiority Of
thsir numbers on that. station General C'e-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
LATEST FROM LONDON.

Ne1o York, Oct. BY the ship Yer
mont, Cu,ti', SO days from Liverpool, we
have receiveds London paper of the 10Th
uit. one day lister than by the Dido, arrival
at Philadeipha. 1t contains nothing Of in
teTes,.
MIR. Canning, had commenced the oties
OF the Foreign Office Il was stated that the
Marquis OF Hastings would continue Go
vernon General Of Calcutta.
The trial of General Elio wa, closed at
Valencia on the 2S.h Of Angus. He made
his own defence. The Council was unani.
NOUS in voting the puriabmen, Of death.
1t j. said the Congress of Sov.reiens do
not intend TO interfere with the government
OF Spain.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
WASHINGTON. Nov. j

OHIO EBECTION-w, have now &C.
counts from the State OF Ohio Of all the Dis.
tr'c,s for the election IF Repre.en' stives to
the Eighteenth Copgre',, except one. (,hs
lS'h) which sssore os Of the election of the
following gen,iemen:.
James w. Gsziay, 8. w. yiotoc.
"Thomss Z. Ross, William Wilson.
WIN. M'Lea", p. Beecher,
sJn.eph Vance. job, P.t;er,on.
~. w. CamP6e''s John C.. Wright,
Dnocnn M,Arhor, "John Sloane,
Mordscai Bsrtley,
Those only marked thus (') arc Members
OF the presen, Cunyrel.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
ence Of the European government, and ad-
hesion to thai Of the Pri' &c Resert.

ence Of the European government, and ad-
hesion TO thai Of the Pri' &c Resert.
BAY.
OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
To tho most illustrious and excellent Sir 10.
sePh Bonifscio de Andra,la y Silva
IIiia de S. Francisco.
da 8arG de Se,gipe do Condo
Mort Industrious and Excellent Sir
The Chamber of the pIYa dc S. Francis.
co dd Rdra de Sergipc do Condo, in tue vi
cinity Of the Bay, hNsisns 10 bring to the no.
tics of your Excelency, an act of The ex.
:rsordinsry meeting, Of abe goth Of Last month,
in whichit maybe s.en hat by unspimcu, con.
ssnt, the bodies of Militia. Army; Nobility &
People OF this district, united in the most
peaceful meeting, aftsr the manusr of the
most exalted day Of the 18Th OF May Of this
year, and sdhsrins to the wishes Of all the
Son'hern, and the greatest part Of the Nor.
thern PROVINCES Of Brazil, Seignor ID. Pedro
de Aicantrava, was proclaimed Roysl
Prince Regent OF this Kingdom, & Protector
and Defender Of the constitutions, ri,h,s.
This g,orious step w.s g necessary couse.
queoce, and public m .uifestation of the pure
fee'ings which enimate The inhabitants OF
this town, end we dare assure you, 10 the
sa"e AZ those OF al the provinces, which has
already been decIatsd by tho meeting of The
Goth Of the same month, in the answer given
to the demands of the Deputies, who wished
TO obtain from the Cprtes General Extraor-
binary, and Representatives Of the nation,
centre Of Political union, in the angus,
person OF the S-gnior exs rci'ing, in all pi-ni.
tude, the Executive power, in the form pre-
scribed by supplemental documents.
We bcsrech your Excelleecy, to inform
bis Royal Hlghness of this act, in order
that, mcritiug HE Royal appreciation, he
may protect % under his Paternal care.
God preserve his Excellsncy.
PtHd de S. Francisco, in Chamber of the
lst Of Juiy, 1879.
Joaquin Jose Pinheiro de Vssconcelios.
President Pedro Antao Nsto Cavsicante,
Alderman; Domiago Suiz Ferneira Pechecc
de Nellie; Manoel Alannziu de Az. veto; AID.
tonic Felix Herique de Menszes, Proctor.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
FROM SPAIN

FROM SPAIN
Intelligence was received 10 London to
the 9th OF Sept. which mentions that he
cnDyrc' lou of he ex Iaordinary Cores had
boen finally deei mined on. General E;io
VISA foUnd guilty of treason for having COO :.
spireG to overturn the cons, i,utionai govern.
ment. The council of War appointed 70
try him delivered their ssntroce on the 27th
Aug. whet be wRa accordingly ordered to
be sxecu.ed. General ELIo mad a speech in
his own defence which lasted four hours, and
when he wss ordered 10 withdraw he fsint-
ed.
The following is the order issued on The
oh S"pt. ~ the commsndaus of the eighth
military district
SOLDIERS l-Ths ordinary Council Of
War, s.ssobisd on the 27,h ult. to try Lieut..
Gfo. D Xavier Elio, for The scandalou, con.
aPiTacy witch he foi lnsd on the 30fh of Nav
last in 'ht: csPitsi, has condemned him to the
GnyToitc, after hsviog Suffered oegrsi alton.
The result OF ths process having been com.
municAed 10 me, forweragd il to the An.
sitnr Of War, Gd interim, in order that he
might furnish bis oPipioi with regard to the
conf"rmabiii'y OF The sentence.
From sons parts Of ne country the SC.
courts eIs very uDtavtprsoIe to the con stiIo.
;ionelists, hui we 'hiuk the friends IF liber.
nj principles need entertain no spprshIn sienD
resp. citing their fi"a' triumph,
The RoyaIistS OF Catalonia are concep;rs.
ted in he eoviroDs of Csrvera, and occupy
strong position in the Couyest called San
Ramon. The cnnstituiionsiists ere OILY Ieo-
arAtsd by wall. md there 10 continual fight.
ing between tbe parties. The insurgen;s were
SOON number. The troop, are ,aid to have
no Tepose.
Ssp FeIice de Guixoils, q town on the
frcn'ier Of Spsin, wss- STACKED Cd he 2l.t
Of AUguS, and borpt. Forty two houses
were destroyed, and some cid nsn, womsr
and children perished. The attack WIS made
by an srmy of Faith 800 strong, who put
60 fight, aud killed many of them in the
streets and squares.
A letter from the extreme frontier of the
deParimt ~ Arsiege, gives some psr,icu.
lar Of a bloody batde oct wen the Cor attn.
tior a!ists and RoyaIi,ts. The 6ghipg is
styled bo'cheTins fror' he ssngniusry man
DeT ~ wh Oh IL wa, c.Triej on. The Consti.
tuiionalst, were oeerthrown.
From B.rceloua the sccou-ts arc more 9.
more favorable, they are n6wR 70 the 2Sla
Aug. ard state thai General Toriiios bad
surrounded ard siut up ia the town of Ger.
vera, situate ~ miles N. ty w. Of Tsrrsgo.
ma, 600 of The rebels 10 such a manner tho,
IL was expected tbs; not a man would 60.
cape,
When the lsn accounts left the eamp Of
the ConstitutioroIi,ts, hey had pressed their
works IS far odd gsihed Toeh ground in
the tow, ,hst-thc rebels he'd been CON yelled
TO take refuge in Tie Jeromis convent. and
Il was hcUt'y expected they woald surrender
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

Singular Longevity. - Henry Brown,
DOW living in Pennsylvania. wss bnrn
IN January, 1886. HE father was a ne
gro, HE mother M Indian. Bs was q
slave 20 yesrs, and has been q free mar
IS years. He was soldier in Ohm, al
Braddock's defeat, in 1913, then eed
so years. He is new in his 420th wear:
has long, straight, black hair, walk, a.
bout, and enjoys toleTsbIy good health.
tIe never married, and begins 10 think
II too late. He wants TO die. but ;s a.
fraid be never shall,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

Disaster in The Potonac.-We are sorry
to learn that the '!oop Intercour.e. command
ed by Capt. Foy'es, of this city. boond to the
city with cargo of coal from Richmond,
foundeEed eff ST. Mary's river on Sund ay,
the 20'h ut. She was struck ny squat,
and instantly suck. The captain asd two
OF the crew were drowned passenger
aod two of the crew chung 20 the rigging
until they were relieved. Coal seems 10 be q
dangerous cargo: within our recollection,
'eversl vessels loaded with it have teen los,
in the Bay and River.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

Among the recent deaths by yellow
fever at New Orleans. our readers NAV
have noticed that Of Mrs. Fromen,in.
We have since learnt that her husba adj
Hon. Elegius Fromentin, formerly e.
Senator of The United States, and more
recently District Judge in Florida. di-
ed within tweniyfour hours after the
death of his Adv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
BALTIMORE, OCT. so.
FOREIGN NEWS:

Arrivals al Pnilsdelphia and N. Y. furnis
Liverpo j datss Co the 18th ult. and Londu
to .he 10th inclusive, 9 few days later sha
orr former aGvices.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

1t il ascertained tina, the ship lost near
Fire Island Inlet, on Sunday night. was the
Savannah, Cole, from Lverpoo, for this port.
aud It 10 still feared that no one on board bss
survived To tell of the disaster. The bodies
OF the ten perfons who drif;ed ashore, have
been deceh,ly inferred at Babylon, except
two OF them which were 90 drepdfnlIy man.
gled that they were buried on the beach ::
some part of the stern Of the ship came q.
shore, by which her name was known.
The Savannah belonged to Mes.r.. Jane.
M'Btide, and James Msgee, of this civ: bsr
cargo con.i'ted principally OF coal ard crates
some OF The latter have driftet ashore.-
The rigging and sail. are halfburied in the
high ssoas where she struck, half mile
from the shore.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
NEW YORK. NOV Q

Ie presen' CoDgres,.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-27
Valuable Property FOR SALE.

Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the house of John M
Smith in the Borough of Wilmington, Saturday the 2st
day of September next if previously disposed Of large
and commodous three story brick dwelling house, kitchen
and lot of ground, situate the of .Net and
High Streets, in the Borough of Wilmington, in the
tenure of the Rev. Mr. GREEN The above property has
long been occupied well established dry goods store
it being in very public and central part of the town.
ders it desirable situation for that business Asoa lot
in Deer Creek Marsh bounded by lands of Robert Porter
Ann Stidham and Mill Creek Dam containing about two
be the or less Said lot of the first quail
y of marsh and under good fence Its quality and conve-
nent situation make it object to persons living in the
borough An indisputable title will be given and posses
sion of the house and lot may be had the 2h day of
March next and Of the lot of marsh as the cond-
tons of sale complied with. Any person wishing to
view the property will please to apply to the Rev. Mr..
Green, the premises either of the subscribers
Sale to at two o'clock P. NJ said day. when
the conditions of sale will be be made known by
JONAS SrIDHAhI, and
DAVID STIDIIAM,
Attorneys in fact for William Stdham,
August IS, 1922 65--9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-27
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD

Was stolen from the subscriber, on Monday night the
18th inst (August dark Bay Mare rising four years old
tail when taken having been docked but may since
have been scraped in order change her
some white hairs under her name, other natural mark
recolected-someHh hat CALLED her shoulders by the
colar-Eas not been used, much to become bride
wise, and has way of putting her head to the ground
whenever attempt is made bride her. The thief had
rode which he had stolen about miles, with colt
at her sde which he left in the field (which he took
mine reward of five dollars will be given for nforma-
ton SO that get the again and dollars for the
thief, so that he be brought to conviction
Near Middletown, MOSES ARCHEY,
New Castle County, 5 u man ofcoour.
August II, 1922. 65-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-27

WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, 27 AUGUST 1922

The RENEGADE, from the French Of M. lie
Ficome Dartmouth, author of the Solitary. SO cts
The Second Tour Of Dr. SYNTAX. in search
OF Consolation; Poem, with % colured carica-
ture engravings. 1926
Recollections and Reflections, Personal and Pm.
tca as connected with public affairs during the reign of
GEORGE Ill. By John Nichols, ESQ. Member of the r.
OF Commons in the 15th 10th and 18th Paraments Lib
The Provost, by the author of Annals Of the Pa
rish Ayrshire Legatees; and Sir Andrew Wyle rs cts
Advice to the Young Mother, in the manage
nent OF herself and nan by Member of the ROYAL Col
lege of Surgeons A cts
The Favorite of Nature, Tale, vols Q 90
The Solitary, or Mysterious Man of the Noun
tain. 90
Ten Years Exile of Mad De StaeI, 90
Aikens Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth
9 vols 8vo a m
The Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, vols 8vo q 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-27
DESCRIPTION OF A DANDY,
By Lady1

Dandy's thing without meaning or worth,
Unlike any creature that moves upon earth,
A Fungus unknown to philosophys eye,
1t seems to exist but we cannot tell why.
Oi no species part--neither fish, flesh nor fowl,
And Stunned by mankind as the birds shun he owls
A thing which OF value no mortal can render,
Made up by tailor, without any gender,
VI belts and of bandages, buckIam and tape,
And IN all points but sense, like monkey OF ape
And yet such poor nothings with apes 10 compare,
Is an act Of injustice to bruteS declare;
For apes have reflection, and useful the ass,
But Dandy can only reflect In his glass.
Then heed not these Dandies, dear ladies', pray,
For should you approach one, 'twould laint quite
away.
We have heard of Buck, Maca-o ni, and Shark,
But Dandy poor thing, was unknown in the ark,
For Moan had never endeavored to save
A hing Of no use from the Delupes wave
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-27
SHERiFFS SALE,
By DAVID C., WILSON,. SHERIFF.

BY virtue Of writ Of Lew Facas, to directed will
be exposed to public sale on the premises in Chrsana
o'coc p NJ all that lot of ground and brick house situate
in the Borough Of Wilmington, and county of Newcastle.
bounded by the South side of High street. between Mar
ket and Shpley Streets fronting High street thry-sx
feet adjoining lots OF Susan Hadden and John Shpey and
running back one hundred and two feet Jacob Arcns
lot, and thence along said Alrich's line sxtysix feet
Shpey street and fronting Shpley thirty feet
together with all and singular the improvements and APP
purenances thereuno belonging, being seized and taken
execution as the property of Isaac Anderson and Maga
ret his wife.
Newcastle, Aug. 16 1892 65-6t