The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-05

passing the ancient heap of stones at the North
 East corner of Stafford to the Turnpike from Hart 1 ford through Stafford and Holland to Worcester | where we erected monument; the distance between
 these two points being thousand ono hundred and
 twenty-seyen rods; and the distance South from the
 said secend line of latitude to the last mentioned mon-
 umen being six rods twenty-t and half links and 1 m range between these points, erected three
 monuments, to wit on the road leading from Un-
 ion, by John Moor's to Holland, called the Old Road:
 one on the road leading from East part of Union hv William Eaton's, to Holland; and one on the road
 leading from Union, by Joseph Towns, to South l Brimfed.
 From the monument at the Turnpike leading from
 Hartford through Stafford and Holland Worcester | aforementioned, running in direct line to an old
 white oak tree, being ancient bound the West
 side Of the road leading from Stafford by Robbert An dross' to South Brimfeid, where erected monu- ment; the distance between these two points being
 four hundred and siXty-seven rods, and the distance
 South from the said second line of latitude to the last
 mentioned monument being one rod and two links; 1 and m a range between these points erected
 monument to wit the road leading from Stafford,
 by Linus Davidsons, to South -Brim6eld. From the
 Monument at the old white oak aforementioned, run
 ng Tn direct line, passing the ancient heap of
 Stone on East Hi to the road leading from Stafford, by Henry Cadys, to Monson, where erected monument the distance between these points being
 one thousand six hundred and fifteen rods; and the
 distance South, from the said second line of latitude
 to the last mentioned monument, being sixteen rods and fifteen links and in range between these
 points we erected four monuments, wit, on the
 road leading from Stafford, by Ezra T}ppens to Mon
 son one the road leading from Stafford, by Ebe-
 nezer Thrasher's, to Monson one ol the road lead-
 lngb Rufus Leonard's, called thf Village Road 1;
 and one on the Turnpike leading from NorwichB to 1 Monson.
 From the monument on the road leading from Hen
 ry Cady's aforementioned, running in direct line pas
 slng over the Stone high ledge, being ancient
 bound on East mountain to the road leading by Jede
 dlah Cadys, called the Tray road, where erected
 monument; the distance between these two points
 being two hundred and tysix rods; and the distance
 South from the said second line of latitude the last mentioned monument, being twelve rods and twelve Inks and in the range between these points we e. l rected one monument, to wit, on the road leading 1 from Stafford, by Asa Converse's, to Monson.
 | From the monument at the Trav@road aforernen- toned, running in direct line to the road leading from Stafford, by Seth Sheldon's 10 South Wilbra ham, where we erected monument the distance be- tween these two points being six hundred and twenty rods; and the distance South from the said second lIne of latitude, to the last mentioned monument be- ing fourteen rods and seven links; and in range be- tween these points we erected monuments, to wit, one the road leading from Stafford, by John Ca dys, to South Wilbraham; and one the road lea ding from Sommers by Aaron Chapin's, to Monson. From the monument on the road leading by Seth Sheldon's, aforementioned running in direct line, passing an ancient heap of Stones at the East foot of West mountain, being the N. West corner of Stafford, and touching the North-Eas corner of Cal
 vim KIbbes house to the road lending from sonlmers, by Walter Ainsworthe, to Springfield, where we C. rected monument the distance between these two points, being thousand and six rods and the dis tance North from the said second line of lattude to the last mentioned monument being four rods and one 1 link; ; and in range between these points, erec- ted two monuments, to wit, on the road leading from Sommers, West ofDayd Cady's, to South Will- braham and one the road leading from Sommers, by Amariah Kbbes, to Willbraham
 ! From the monument on the road leading by Walter Ainsworth aforementioned, running in direct line to the road leading from Sommers, by Abel Pease's 1 Springfield, where we erected monument; the dis tance between these two points being five hundred and twenty-three rods; and the distance South from the said second line of latitude, the last mentioned monument being six rods and twelve links and in range between these points erected one monument, to wit the road leading from the East part of En- l field, by Crocker Waterlouse's, to Springfield From the monument at the road leading by Abel Peases aforementioned, running due west next until the line so run intersects the ancient line between Springfield, now Long Meadow, and Enfield, where we erected monument, the distance between these two points being six hundred and fortyfve rods; and in range between these two points, we erected one monument, to wit, on the road between Shaker Viii lage to Springfield From the monument at the point of intersection a. Aforementioned, running South eighty degrees and thr ty minutes West, by the true meridian, following the said old Springfield line, to an Dad Stump where we erected monument, the distance between these two l points being six hundred and eighty-fve rods, in range between these two points erected one rnon- unent, to wit, on the road leading from the Shaker Village to Long Meadow. &G%
 | From the monument at the Oak Stump aloremen- toned running South fifty-one degrees aud thirty minutes West, by the true meridian, to an old Pine Stump where we erected monument, the distance between these two points being hundred sixyfour | rods and eighteen links,
 From the monument at the old Pine Stump, run ming due West line to Connecticut River high upon the bank about twelve rods from the shore, erect ed monument; the distance between these two mom- uments being three hundred fortynne rods ndffteen links and between these two monuments erected one monument, to wit on the road leading from En- | field through Long Meadow, to Springfield.
 The whole number Ot monuments erected by us, as aforementioned, is ortynine, all of which single Norti-East corner of Connecticut aforesaid to the Village Street road; and the reseduc to the river, the red Sand Stone from five and half tp six feet in length, from ten to twelve inchesin breadth; aud from six to eight inches in thickness sunk two and
 half feet in the ground, and marked M. the North side, and c. the South side; all of them erect ed the East side of the roads, except three to wit the the Lebanon Hill Road, which is West of the travelled path the the road leading from Umon by John Moor ito Holland called the old road, which is on the West side and the one on the road leading from Stafford by Robert Andrus, to South- Brmfeld which is close the West side of the old white oak. - f We have also ascertained and established the East line of the said State of Connecticut, far as the same bounds on Massachusetts, follows, to wit Be- ginning at the monument erected at the North-East corner of sand State of Connecticut, and running, Ill
 direct ne to the ancient heap Stones the North side of the Turnpike leading from Hartford to Boston, | through Thompson and Douglass, where we erected a monument, and thence running m direct lne to Inc North corner of the State of Rhode Island. And we have caused the said survey and boundary line be correctly delneated, and laid down on du- plicate plans or surveys, made by the sad oy and ! n kN.rk A