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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03
BY AUTHORITY. A
LAW WIS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed during the Second Session Of
The thirty second Congress.
[PsBLio AcT-No. 20.

AN ACT lor The relief OF the town OF
Bellcview and the cities ol Burlington
and Dubuque, in the State Of Iowa.
Belt enacted by Me Senate aud House
Of Rtpres~.tafires Of the um ed States =,
Isertca IN Congress assembled, That
there shall he and hereby Is granted to
The town Of BE lleview, iowa, the land
bordering Oh the Mississippi river. in
front OF sad town, reserved by the act
ol second July, eighteen hundred and
thrty-six, for public hIghway, and for
other public uses together with the ac-
crcilpns which may have formed there
to, or in front thereof to be Seposed Of
in such manner as the corporate author
tiles oi SAID town may direct The
grant made by this act shall opeEate as
IA REIMBURSEMENT only oi the right Of the
United States IN and TO said premises,
and shall in no manner affect the rights
Of third persons therein or To- the use
thereof, bu' shall be subject. TO The
same aud on application by duly
auth rlzed agent Of the corporate au-
thorllics OF saId town TO the Commits
$40 .er oil the General Land OH c, pa
tent oi relInqulshmont. in accordance
with the provisions of this act, shall be
issued therefor, us in other cases.
SEC. 2 ANT be IL further enacted, Tha,
there shall be and hereby is granted TO
the cities OF burlington and Dubuque,
in Iowa, the land bordering on The MIS-
Sis ippi river, in front OF said cities, re.
served by the act Of second July, eIgh-
teen hnud"ed and thirry-six. for pub
lie highway and Tor other public uses /;
together with the accretions which may
have iormc6 thereto, or in front thereof;
IL be disposed OF IN such manner us the
CORPORATE authorizes Of iuld cities may
direct
Sc. ,. Aadbe Hturihey enuci,d, Tha,
the pr nj made 10y this act shall opcr--
ate as n REIMBURSEMENT oniy OF the right
OF tn. uulted States in ana TO sand prem
lsr aud shall IN no manner affect the
rights OF u!irl PERSONS therein, or 10 the
use hereof but shall be subject to the
same; and on application 10y Il duty au
thorized agent oi the corporate author
tiles of said cities 10 the Commissioner
Of the General Land Ohite, = pa,en, of
Iein1 1ulslIment, in nrcUrdduce with the
provlsio rs OF this ar,, s!dl he issued
therefor, as in oth,r cases.
SEC. AnFb be HJwMcr cndctd That
the lot Or parcel OF ltud in The city of
DUhaGuc heretofore set apart and used
by the authorities of said clty as ccHi-
ctery or burying ground. undrr the act
oi Congress ol lhs second July, elgh-
teen hundred and thirty s;X. entitled An
ACT Tor lhe laying of the lowns Of Fort
MADISON and Burlington, in the county
OF Drs Molnes, and the towns sl Belle
view, Dubuque and peru, IN the county
Of Dubuque, Territory Of Wisconsin.
and for other purposes, ard the act OF
the tllrd Of March. eighteen hun rad
anu thlrty.seven, amendaiory thereof
be aud HE Amc hereby is granted 70
The ComGan Counsl Of the said city OF
DubeQue 10 make sach disposition oi
the SAID land included in said cemetery
or bury ing ground as that Common
Couneil mny deem proper.
Approved February II, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03
$. CAHOON E, Esq's
Memorandum Book

: STRANGE PHlNoMEhoA We learn
from the Holmes county Farmer and
Free Press (O.), that IL o. leriul
natural curiosity has he. discovered
III that county in the shape oI natural
I" gas works. This discovery was
made on the farm OF IL Mr.. Purdy. We
take ,he following extract from an
article giving description Off by u
correspondent in the Farmer
Some eIght or ten rods south OF
the house, is "a curious kind of earth,
resembling dark saw dust. The own
er for some years has been aware of he
existence Of some wonderful phenone-
non. The place on which the discovery
has been made has been cultivated Tor
"A number oi years and it has bern OBJ
served that III il number otplaces, every
thing planted or sown, and all kinds OF
vegetation, would dwinjle and die, and
seemingly burn up. After the late
rains the water was discovered TO be
ayt..,cJ, aud 10 bubble up in number
of places, winch led MIR. Purdy and
others TO experiment, 10y collecting
ro,lle Of thus gas, aud setting il on drc
when, the ius,an, II lighted match was
touched to It, The vapor ignited, and
cent the bottle whlzzing through the
house.
found The extent Of the space from
which this ,gncous or inlInmmahlc
vapor issues. TO be about Two rods wide,
aud fifteen or twenty rods ia length
the soil To he depth oi six inches or
ihereabuuts is, as above stated, loose,
and resembling dark saw dust. beneath
thIs is The common clay soil. Exanina-
ton in this tea TO ihr discovery oi sma'i
holes, perhaps hall lhc eve ol man
litilc finger, out of which tie rapor
Issues. There are undoubtedly many
hundreds of these holes"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

Cry LIQUOR AoENcY. The anAunt
paid out !or !iquo,s, TO supply the Il bn-
- in This cry, from the time OF its open
ing last summer to the Let OF January
last, or about six months, was 81 ,l64 67.
The receipts from sales during the
same period, !or sedicina. or mechani
cal purposes, were 1896 25. The
expenses Of the agency were $66l 03--
and thus the aggregate amour; paid out
exceeded the aggregate receipts by the
sun Of $45i Of. There vas, however
II stock oi liquor on hand on y lst OF
January wNrt' 1862 !S. The agency
would seem TO be doing good business
that is. disposing Of liquor Tor nedi.
cinai and mechanical purposes. at the
rate o! nine or ten thousand dollars per
anHum.- LoueN Courier.
We have all along understood that
there has been IA great amounr Of sick
ness in Lowell the past year, and The
above statistics fully prove il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03
IDRALD Oh TKll TIMES
oHhIsHED svERy THURSDAY MORNING, At
No l44 Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
VEssW W&.-F@ III advance, or &c %
at the end Of the year.

U5@During the past week there has
been much speculation among our
townsmen rs to ihe real present condi-
'ion and future prospect of the schooner
Ad, line, which vessel, it will be relnem.
bered, cane into this port on the 10Th
inst with her cargo OF lime, in dan
gerous condition, IN consequence oil hav-
ing been wet. Some have constantly
apprehented an immediate outburst ot
fire Il ON the vesn ,-olhers coniendnp
that the danger was not immediate. and
ii The latches and senms were kept seal
Cd 'gh', She mlgh, and probably would
remain IN stntu quo tor IL week or t,eo,
oven # size was finally turned. Dny
before yesterday it wac reported to the
aulhorlteS iha, her decks had htcn bor-
ed and found to he charrsd, when it
was thonght prudent to have her haul
cd from the wharf into the stream, for
ihe greater secu ity oi The town from
fire. Yesterday the Captain opcncd the
after hatch, and found little or TO steam.
smoke OF heat so that several OF the
crew, as a.so the Ch!cf En-. iLcsr of the
Ere Derartn, wtLt INTO the hold il
The alter part OF the vessel and rrmov.
cd quantity OF cotton sails, tarred rig
ging, shaNiGgs, &c, none oi which or
"a hn II "A
MARKS OF being burned. The under side
ol the deck and The whole IN iiur OF the
YES, s,cl, as ihr as could be seen, was snr-
Nraied with fl,.m aud soaking wet. --
The main matches we're lhen both fe.
moved and lew cashs OF lime taken
odt, wheA the dra!t Of air through Il Q
.ho.d caused ignition, and she WAS clos
ed up again as soon as possible. 81 e
was then indISputably OH fire in The hold
enough 60 10 warm the pitch in her
seams :he crackIrug sl ihc Sp ucr
lime casks from the effect OF The fire
could also be heard on dDk, k,--nnl tor
the frs time there was real cause To
npprrhrnd an immediate outnrtiiA. Ky
cry thimg nes scaled up tghl and IL
deck, kept covered with water Tor c".t .
one Lou when The ii.mes We. s'nDta~
cred. Since lhtn ho further apj carnncc
oi tie ire buIslilg oul has l,cu dlscuv
cred, and Should she yet burn ur, it may
ard probably will he after HE lapse OF
some days should she burn W, tho
fire viii make lis apl carence on the out
side seams OF the deck fist. uHL not by
general explosion as some SUI posc.-
The Council and Fire Department will
Keep an attentive eye upon the vessel
and adop, all precautionary measures TO
cisufe Tie safety # the t'wn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

GiShRAL WAsHisoToN's WArcu.-It
10 stated That Mr.. III. G.. Rel. Of New
York, has 10 hs possession the Identical
watch worn 10y General Washington
1t is represented as n very massyc
watch with very thick plain cases OF
pure gold and tweny-iour careis fine
The watch was made by Messrs. Ran
dell Il Bridge OF London. England, aud
was bought by Benjamin Franklin when
he WAS Commissioner OF the United
Colonies. The watch also strikes the
hour. the same as our clocks DO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

Royal THAniNG.-Thc fol!oaiuc ia
lhe routine of The daily ocrupnton oi the
royal children in EugIand Rlse early,
breakfast IA, eight, and dine at two
First hour after breakfast tie classics !;
next the modern. grammatical instruc-
ton. being also carefully given neat
military exercises tot the boys, then
music and dancing, rhen the riding
school music and drawing for the girls,
then the carpenters shop, and occa-
siOaaIIy the laboratory; then shooting
IN the royal gardens, then supper, then
prayers and the to bed. Such are tie
daily occupations oil these young peo
pie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03
General Assembly,.

TUESDAY, Feb. %.
SENATE-The Senate met at 10 A.
. NJ.
The qsestion OH allowing certain ac-
counts, discussed yesterday, wns taken
up
The committee appointed to ascertain
the amount claimed from the State by
officers aud others for services rendered
under the Maine law, reported the
amount TO be $462 81.
Mr.. Hazard moved to postpone the
allowance OF the whole lisl TO the next
session. which was LOST.
The Senate then con,urred in the
vote OF he House.
The account OF James n. Olney, in
the case Des. eau VS.. him, vas laid Oh
The table.
REFERRED.
10 The Committee on Corp0rations-
Petition Of the Continental Bank Of
the Watcher Bank; of the Newport
Bruss Band.
TO The Committee OH STATE Property
-Peurlon of Thomas Bateuau Tor
wall about The Kent county jail.
Adjourned TO ) Z. NJ.
The following is the bill Gpos which there has
been 50 much discussion in tAc senate lt-a GU
riosity III it's way
state ofRhode Island Dr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

railroad across tho said grounds shall be
approved by the Secretary of War be
Tore The same 1t uttered upon for the
purpose o, constructing sa.d railroad
and pJoriie@, f0ther. That The same
can be granted without deirhnent to the
nubiis interest. in the opinion Of the
Secretary oi War.
Approved February il, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

BAD DEsts or S,ME UsE.--Nost pco-
pie regard bad debts as something worse
than most other matters in lh, world.
But they sometimes have their urcs.-
Rccently an editor III Arkansas was
shot in an allray. Luckily the bullet
came against bundle Of unpaid ar-
counts III his pocket. Even guupo wdcr
could not get though unpaid newspaper
hills and the editor saved his life Ivy The
delinauencc OF subscribers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

Low ASD IluMANirY.-itI I- uot every day
that sense, humanity and love are uni
ted. Pe:hapslt Is quite rare. Recently, IN
New York, young lady assembled her
friends together witness he crlrbra-
ton ol her nuptliIs with the lad who had
woord aud won her. ~ the appointed
hour she received ihe intelligence that
her lover had altered his mind. She was
about 10 be attacked with the Mysteries,
when auoiher youth popped the ques.
ton was accepted, ana the marriage
rights we're performed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

o. On NE 23d OF January, 1921, the
distance between The Mort east corner
OF Bunni,rer wharf and tie Suuth-CasI
corner oi Fort Nalcott wharf was asccI-
tanned obc l4l rods precisely And from
the latter place TO The South west corn.
cr ol Long wharf 10 he 55 rods and IS
iiI.ks. 1t was measured on he ICE the
hashor being frozen, by James Stevens
Esq. Of ,hls town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. with her
husband and family, has engaged pas
sage III the steamer Glasgow which
leaves New York fer Glasgow on the
Goth March.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

! A trave Ter OH one Of the Western
steamboats, recently, WIS landed near
his home, and as the boat W as TO leaA
he bawled cut
"ilaIio Captain, there's something
missing here"
"W hat Is II 2" asked the captain.
Hang me-, il can recolect now"
sand the traveller, "lei me see, her. s al
my trunks. boxes, two dogs. and--o oh
thunder! its my wife and little gal, that
are asleep in the cabin. ] kncw there
was something else
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

SWEARING IN Tnc VIcE ParsrpENT.--
A hill vac introduced aud unanimously
rassed the L. $, Senate, Wednesday
authorizing our Consul at Havana, 10
administer the oath cl office on the 4h
March, or any lime thereafter, to Vice
Prcsiden, King. Also authorizing any
Judge of IL T. :. Court 20 administer
SAID oath at any place IN the uuitcl
States, on said 4lh March or there
alter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kesn, Il is said
have an idea Of rc-visiting Us; and
Anderson, according to the Louden
press, is certainly coming next year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

it had no Eve.
TnE CocKApE RrDIvivUs.-We are
tod that the Hardshells OF the rural
districts have adopted Tie practice oi
wearing liule si'll IA I'm ornament
on the 'at or vest. 1t is sad, by The
Rochester DemOIdt, that Rochcster
HardsheIl wore one Of these political
badges at party given by Governor
Seymour. who Was considerably annoy9
eh tsercat. The Soi'sheIIs, by way of
offset should wear II young crab, TO
signify their virgin purity, and lheIr at
teupt7 to keep lhcr heads beyond tie
shell Of the National Democracy. In
some cases, 10 ., the cab uH, hi per
sonily the b-ckslidiugs or back tracls
taken hy this portion Of the party -
A,r YoIk Erpic's OH,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

JNhY LIND.--It is reported that
Madame Ouo GoIdschmidl i going to
stag in Germany during The present
year, % al pear in ope7a III London at
the following season, and then TO come
TO the United States to sing in opera in
the principal cities remaining in this
country two or three years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

The ERicssoN.-T The ship arrived al
Alexandria OIL the 2lst. She WAS out
in the gale. aud behaved beautifully,
her engines making six and IL hall re-
Violations il minute, with the utmos!
regularity, and the whole frame work
was mmovablc Only one fireman was
employed during the whole trip, and
the CONSUMPTION OF coal was less than
five t"ns IN twenty-four hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

Count Sartiges, Minister from France
is about TO leave Washington to be
present at the coronation of the EN-
peror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03
IMPROVEMENT IN DEHrisTRY.-Snce

it IS Il law OF civilization, if not OF ma
turc. that the human teeth shall decay
almost before the rest OF the system is
developed, occasionng wofu temporal
ry pain and permanent Inconvenience
and deiormily, any real improvement in
the dental ar. is even more important to
the race than improvements in locomo-
ton. What is 1t 10 the toolhless TO be
travellers or rich Good t. eth are es.
health, without s!ich money is not
worth much. These remarks are sug-
gested by the new mode Of etleet.ng The
adhesion Of artificial teeth. introduced
and most successfully practissj by DR..
j. A. Cummings, oil 23 fremont Ros.-
The plale to which they are attached is
50 formed OH is opposite side that it
cannot be separated from he gum di-
rectIy, without force equa! TO the full
atmospheric pressure Of ID pounds to
The square inch, and yet there is no dis
agreeable sensation irou the close ad-
heslon. The Effectiveness ol this pr.u-
ciple was seen long ago. hut DR.. Cum
minys 10y a conlrivance as lucky rs 1t Is
simple, has for the fret time made II re-
ally available. Entire and partial sets,
anu even single ,eetk, are thus kept III
their places, neatly AMI FIRMLY, Without
hooks or clasps, and answer fully all the
purposes Ior which teeth we're desigued
by nature, lis more than one hunsred
persons who are wearing them in this
city can testify. Some who have eXre-
rlel rrd ihc comfort oi these cunning
subslinIi,ns oil gold and orcclain Tor
lh.ir bst ivory, put The invention on
par with Ericsson's, hud not without
reason Eos'on Irunscftyt.
The Peoples Democratic Clnh, of
this city. have issued an address 10 the
pnrty III the State IN which ,hey com
plain tha, at Il secret Legislative caucus,
assembled IN this city on the l2lh Of
January, the Democratic members Of
chc Assembly. without any consolation
with the Democrats of the city or State,
pledged lh" hole Democratic arly in
iavor Hon. {. y. James, Tor "A place
il the cabinet, and a., a'nlcd commit
tee 10 convey thcr !9cteJingS 10 the
psssiiru, clcrl VI 20. h, = The address,
Er most disrIur 'ri citizen, who is
s. , and revrr.i h the Democracy
"a. every State "a the Union, did not re-
cove from tina: Loty even the respect
ful meuilpn oi his name"
II laulls are Ia be measured by the
harm they DO, we think we can assure
The Peoples Club tina this secret caucus
should not he very severely punished.
Gen. Pierce undoubtedly entertained
very high opinion Of Mr.. e. L.
James but his way OF thinking is prel-
" much that OF the late Mr.. Cheney,
oi Oilry vile, who remarked oiice, that
there were a great many very good
psope III the world, whom it would be
SOON cnoHgh Tor hun ia get acquainted
with, when they all came together in
heaven."-Temperarce Idrscatc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

Why WAS the frs; day oi Adams
life the longest ever known ? Because
it had no Eve.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03

AN ACT lor The relief OF the town OF
Bellcview and the cities ol Burlington
and Dubuque, in the State of Iowa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

The Commissioners appointed to 60 to Mex
ico in search Of Dr. Galdiner's nine have re.
'"'"P' 10 j." aSn'0gton. heir report has not
yet 'ranspiFed' but 1t is said it will be to the
effect that no mine could be found although
they travelled 1000 miles in search of it. Har-
s'0S ana oioer Americans returned with the
C"" ~ Senator SoaIo' chairman Of
'"G Gardner clam committee, will give the
SUBJECT carly attention. he Charleston Cou-
,''' says mat Mr. MAY, and b's coileagoes.baye
Drought Witnesses with them to prove that the
cam Is a grand humbng. 1t is stated that
c'o' diner $ trial vii proceed as soon as the
,Le n. ,' . a,,y''a,"'" are communicated to
- -''''.,,y'
he House OF Representatives have passed
d resolution aPProprlatinS $4,000 for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~xse-eFITS! FITS! FITS!u Persons who are he
boring under this distressing malady, will Gld
the egea5le EplG0lic Pills to be the only remedy ever
discovered tor curing Epilepsy, or Falling FITS These
ms possess SPECIFIC action the nervous system; and
although they're prepared especially for the purpose Of
curing it's they will be found of especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose ncryo.,
system has been prostatcd or shattered from any
cause whatever In chronic complaints or diseases Of
long standing suPcrnduced by ncryeessness Hey ar
exceedingly beneficial. Full directions accompany
each box Price 50 per box or for two boxes $ -
erSons out OF the city, enclosing remittance viii have
ne pills sent them through the mil FREE Of postacc-
{, or sale by SETH HANCE No. los Baltimore ST.,
fa.''0ofe' Md TO whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must be addressed, post PAIL.
jan "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

Of May nexl. when. If they arc no. re,o... ,
and nothing is done towards rcmo.ieg H.. =
diaos IN the meantime tic State IS to -. '.'
ok and do tie business herself. 90
Tie Supreme Court Of the United ST..
have in decision in a recent case. d4cp,'01
the iIegaIity and nulIiry Of al contract, CT
ed ito by citizens Of the United States for -.
ney or supplies to be employed in mili,,rn
operations by citizens of this country gs,.a.,
the peof.e or territory Of any Nation y, -
Time in amily Nth the United States. "
The Republic states tlat the Go,cIpor =
Vermont has appointed Hon. Samuel S. pbcIn.
to the vacancy in the Senate, caused BY ,La
death Of Hon. William Upham. NJ. fborr.
has heretofore held seat in the Senate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
For THE NIRGryf,v

OK TIE FlRGfNtN.
Mr. EDITOR - learn with sincere $50.
ton, that the Pastor Of the 4th ST. NJ f C..,a(
will preach Sermon on next Sabbath nj H.. ,'
the subject Of Temperance. All who wish ,n
hear that distinguished Divine on that snLia. "
will now Lave an opportunity to do So. '.,'
Jan. 90, 1853. A CITIZEN
VIII the Express copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
Miniature Almanac.
MARINE ANgEELIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND.

JANUARY 10 1888,
ARRIVED.
Schr. Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore
Echr VIM Colqutt, Kerwin. Baltimore,
Schr jamestown, Philips Baltimore.
Schr Hope Cirwin, Baltimore.
Schr Truth; Parker Baltimore.
Schr Prince. Boze, Baltimore
SAILED
Steamer Belyidere, Gifiod Baltimore.
Schr Virginia, Philips, Baltimore.
Sehr Whtmore, Deafborne, New York
Sch Romp' Macy New York
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

HRY Virtue of an order Of the Honorable
kb Probate Court of Wilkinson county, State
ofMississippi made at the August term, there
of, A. d. 1853 the undersigned, Executor of
the last will and testament of David Caliham
deceased, will proceed to sell at Public Auction
to the highest and fairest bidder, on a credit
of twelve months, from the day Of sale at the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Woodville,
between the hours prescribed by law) on
| TUESDAY, the 4th day of October, 1858,
the following described land, belonging to the
Estate of said testator, viz:
Two certain tracts Of land, situated lying
and being in said county of Wilkinson, and
State of Mississippi, called Pine Grove con.
tanning together by estimation four hundred
and forty-six 17-lO0 acres, and described rs
follows to wit beginning at white oak and
running from thence north fifty perches to a
beech thence east forty perches eight !aks, tc
black gum and holly, thence north $50
west thirty-fye chains seventy links, to bay
tree thence south 72, east thirteen chains
thirtv-two links, to holly, thence east 28'
twenty five links to black oak, thence north
$3.50 east thirteen chains, to an ash tree
thence south $50 east to maple, thence
north 8l-30' east six perches to the centre o
tbe plblic road, now leading from the towI
, of Woodville to the town Of + rt Adams
thence westwardly along the centre Of sac
+ road eighty perches to stake, thence soutl
, one hundred and eighty-fve chains, eigteei
: links 10 another stake, thence west on hun