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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

NEw-YoRK TROOPS IN THE FIELD oH UNDER
MARCHING ORDERS.

MARCHING ORDERS.
We have procured complete list OF 'ne Ne"-
YORK regiments at the seat OF war or under OF
ders 20 leave within q week. Where a ciofYe has
10, made In the commanding offer Of any regiment
since il took the field, have indicated 1t oy adaiaS
Inc na,e Of the late Colonel TO that Of tie PTerens
one Beside the regiments named there a'e a. isrss
n dozen more which will be IN the Held wiIhio i0rs-
uirht The Empire State will continue to iurnsh, ~
she bas done heretofore onefth Of the force Tor tee
defense OF the Constitution.
IsrASTRY REGIMEgTs.
LEI, Col Dycknsn late Al en- ID Col Car ga Co, AlVr.
e eb COZ Wilson; 9TH, Col kspf late BendiH 9TH Col
E,she ate Dlenker h. Col H-wSns ifn toi oenlA aie
o = late Wsrath 18th Col tieksl ate onHisy;
iI,b Col Moousde 18Th, Col Murphy lon Col Dsve.;
elk tLt-Col is coamsudl 2oth Col Meleri Z.st So,
Rog,f,; ia Col r els ~ ~, . IN CORN, I'd,
18TH Col. Chrsn 2,1n, Col Ber,e', .S sSe@n1; ,
40, "a s. Pratt; sd Col Mathesos; sd Cot X =
nv sab. Col La Dew 35th Col LORD ate bIo"" -
col nfi,; SIN Col Hayman late Mccann SCH CgLHad
m,,rt Reeiment) <2 Col Ira CHA ltiemant Reim'nIl;
"a CO. Oh C0. ,ytr i 4lS cSl San Abe, s
Ross. th Coz MoeTe tsh Col reiry 'IS o ' F5a5k "a
Col D. Epineu 5ith late Col kotey vacancy 20 be nea.
h 81 % t!oSnS S SIX % si'l Sen e2 cof rSs
am COZ Haywsrd; 6st Col Cones cd Cob kikeri ID
Coz E95si e's S1ih eV Col aas. sstS Gel BEIGE 6.
CT NnseHs, ,oth Col sickles Les'Col Dwiset ~ eSI
pr Ter IAN Col Ishsm slesles': IEgsdel ~; a., 81
Dodge 10Th Col Green nth CO.. GeMe1 p,,t si col
Koar sd Col TOmpta. ga Mi,i,l s'd COZ 81 80.
ssh ri paiey; S7;h Col Dodsei sSth, Col naAsf 'n'
Cot keole sov in,tser e. xneers Col seuel; Isl Re-
-, Of .rtillerv Col Bailey % do do Col. IIHAesi IS
Battalion Of Artillery, Lieut-Coi bricAeu ID co. s' "
Col Nett .av
T., Nsvyork Volunteer Caysry, McReynoldsi - 30
,fei',,. "a DO do do. Van Allen; an c. 40 90,
NJ NJ. 81, ~ 40 DO do De Forrest; 9Th do do co. pss,aS
~ 10 DO do Davies 9Th DO do do Crooks 9th co. 40 zoe
Ee.rdseyi 10Th d. DO. DO. Measher.
p.rdan,s Sharpshooters, having been raised IN va:
,dOs states and not yet organized arc no ine.aaso
ia the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
are suitable.
TILE WESTERN y1RGrN1A CONVENTION.

WsrrrrsG, Va. Wedneidly Nov. ~ 1871.
Tho ful organization Of the Western Virginia
Convention was completed to-day
The work q forming State Constitution has been
assigned 20 a Committee of nine.
There is no division Of sentiment in regard to The
formation VI a new State.
Business will be dispatched a. fast IA possible and
application made to Congress early in the session Tor
admission into the Union
The general eatside opinion is that gr'adual
emancipation clause will be adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

EIFEEss TO PoRr RoYAL.-Adams Express Con-
p@uy have established branch agency ct Port
Royal S. C. They do this under permission grant
ed by the Secretary OF the Treasury with the apPro'
baton Of tie PRECEDENT by virtue Of the power con
fsred By those officers under the act o. Jaly l3 Tie
Company gave a bond in the penal sum OF s'V,oOo'
with very Stringent condition. TO eonfue Themselves
strictly to the business OF common carriers, and mol
10 give auy information or aid and comfort TO the
susny. TIE bond was drawn at tie Custom-Hon'e'
and was executed on Wednesday, after being ap'
Yoyed ly the Collector and District-Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
RELEASE OF PRISONERS FROM FORT
WARREN

Bosros, Thursday. Nov. rs, 1901.
Robert A. Carter, member OF the late Mary land
Ieoisla,ure was released from Fort Warren to-day,
also the following political prisoners from Kentucky:
j. w. Roberts, joseph +. Mcreat, W. L. Carney,
w. Grubbs Stephen Woodbridge, j. w. Griiiin,
Louis Holsclaw, Frank Grove, Henry ThIIber,
Joseph Back, and Mcdowell.
The United States sioreShip Release, at Holiness
Hole. has on board six Government prisoners Tor
Fort Warren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

A great advantage which Mr.. Opdyke has as
q candidate is, that each Of the opposing fac
tons must desire bis triumph before that OF its
Democratic rival. There is no Jealous ad'
her.nt Of Tsmmany Hall but would infinitely
prefer that Opdyke should be elected rather
than Wood. Let them make sure OF It, then,
BY voting for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
FROM THE GULF BLOCKADE.

Tho schooner John y. Genin, Capt. Stafford, ar
rived here yesterday from Ship Island, near New
Orleans. She reports the forlcations at that place
finished the guns pounle6, and = force OF loo men
from the different blockadiDg shls are detailed to
work tie guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

An Thew have conquered oil the sronshold o. the
.r5 thew are now battling against the citadel Of The Umpire
City"
IL there is q Republican 10 the city VINO
:. base eooueh, either directly or Indirectly,
70 give aid and comfort to the author Oh 'ne'e
rbeIs We should ike 10 know bis NAME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

BoAHb or CouscnMEs.-This Board adjourned
cltl oclcck hsi evening, but at that hour 'nefe
was not a member in tie hall. Tie next bieetir1S
WI be Oh Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
DEPARTURE or THE THIRD IRISH.

The ID Irish OF 63d regiment n. \. \. volunteers,
under command Of Col Enrght, took hs departure
for the seat OF wax yesterday. Al an early hour M
the morning the troops struck Their tenls ava sool
after LETT their encampment at Davldn lBlHnd Oh
board If transport which landed them at convent
eut poin, in the upper part o the city. Thence the
marched down Broadway, attended by line Dano
and large delegation Of our lrth citilens. Inc
street was ,hronged with people, who loudly cheered
tie soldiers on their march, and gave them many a
d" God speed" Tbs regmen. numbered wv hoh,
who were uniformed similarly to the ojth; Inc men
were afforded transportation VIA me C-smaeh aho
Amboy route. We have already pubi'aheu rosioE
OF the officers.
PIRsr REGIMENT, UNION BRIGADE
This regiment is DOW encEmpod at Hancock, pea
wsre County, and ia Glliug up rapidly IL promise.
70 be one Of the fncst regiments in the service. II
is commanded ty Col T.. Fardella, gentleman o.
long experience in military matters aud no pans ar
SHARED By him and bis officers 20 make their Mei
comfortable. Camp HiIlboafe. the name gwen y
their camp, cannot be exceed for com,o,s u soa
yenience. We advise all who wish TO JON n's'
olDss regiment TO call on Capt. Allen OF 0oDpaH' =
| NJ No. 1l6 West Fourteenth street
TIE BgMIs NIGHTS REGIMENT
This regiment, Col. j. u. Mexican comhh.nuiul
viii arrive in the city this morning Ing sonfN
Saratoga resident Ia the city are requested W me
Inc regiment at the foot Of Fourteenth sEee', mort
River at clock, 10 join in essof,lv@ th,m 10 "
Park. The presentation Of coiofs 'il axe piaSe
Ia O'Clock, Ia front Of tho City Hall. me hof
airar Ketchum viii make the address. Inc reg
lpcnl viii l0aye in tho Afternoon for Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
rhasI. sgiving In w estern Virginia

WEkILINH, Va II'1I'l 70 W. -
Fos he first time in the history OF this Common
wslth to-day was observed as day OF Ibsnkssy-
ing. Gov Pierpont is the hrss Governor VINO esIr
proclaimed one. Business In the cay was elN1eiy
sspsRded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
IRON OLD POINT.

BAIrmorS, Thur,day, Nov. %, 1851.
The Old Point boat has arrived. but does not
bring n word ofnows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
TIE Case of Captain Lane.

- - HALIFAX. ThuIFday NV'i . 49,
Capt. Lane, and Burdell, Of the SnooshB sU'f
have been convicted OF Inanslaugaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
Gen. Mccall transmits Col. Bayard's report
the following words

in the following words:
HEADoUAkTKRs MoCkLps DisisIoy, Nov. n, 1861.
GgyERAL: / have the honor to transmit herewith
the report Of Col q. ID. BayGid, lst Regiment
Cavalry PennsylyaDia Reserve, Of very successful
expedition made during tie last "a ho1rs IN The
direction OF Dranesviile, where l bad ascertained
that picket force Of The enemy wes Stationed. The
men who were sent by the Colonel for ambuiances
reported to strong force opposed to The Colonel
whereupon put the First Brigade Of Division under
arms, and, with Kirness Battery, was marching 70
bis support, when we ne, the Colonels command
rerurninQ The troops all evinced the most praise
worthy aiacrity on the occasion.
GEoRGE A. MCCALL, Brig. Gen. Gems Division.
A private ia the 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry,
wounded during the ,kirmish at DrainesVile,
died this morning. During last night Thomas
Coleman, one Of tho Secession prisoners, died
of woupds received at the same place. This
man ia brother of Chas. Coleman, who, II If
said. acted with great barbarity toward q Cd.
erol soldier directly after the battle OF bun
Ran. cutting oil his head and displaying II on
q pole in front Of the hotel at Dransyille.
ANOTHER REcONNoIssAEcr.
To-day, squadron Of Col. friedman
Cavalry went out mile and half beyond
Vienna. They there discovered rebel force
os inrantry. and retired without engaging it.
the ENGAGEMrST AT HUNTERS MILLS.
None OF the missing men OF the sd Penn
ulYanis Cavalry, recently engaged at Huntors
Mills. had mado their appearance up 10
o'clock this evening.
THANKSGIVING AZ THE WHITE HOUSE.
Gen. Banks, Col. John Coohrane, Gov.
Newell Of New-Jerssy, and few other dis
tinguished persOns, dined at the White House
today.
THANKSGIVING AMONG THE SOLDIERS.
Thanksgiving was appropriately observed to-
day at several of the camps. Col. Cochrane''
Cbssseurs were RECALLED with bounteous DIN
uer. after which various field amnsements were
indulred in, and an eloquent speech was pad'
by the Colonel. At the emp of the I'd WI"
c6nsin, Gen. Kings Brigade. there was
somptuoqs feast, after Pertskipg Of which GOV
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE

of W.J Hitchcock on the corner of Front and Leu
isana Avenue, PeTysburg, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
RE1DY MADE CLOTHING

In this department. we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and i'm the most sub
stantihl manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction or no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of CHEApNEss.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are bouRhtfor cash directly of the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at Just what it costs to import them, hence he can
afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods arc generally sold, which is an item of
great interest to the people of Wood county suf-
iiclent in ducement, we take it, to make Perrys-
burg the trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
W. j. II HCOCK.


NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES
NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES
M Nhw GOODS NEW PRICES
,,,,,n uooIs! NEW PRICES
xpy oonUo ~UoDS' NEW PRICES!
Nr,r ,, NEW PRICES
The largest stocks of goods ever off cred in this
market, embracing an endless variety of articles
STAPLE, FANCY AND FASHIONABLE,
In the selection of which no effort has been SPAR
ca 10 render 1t as attractive as possible is now be-
ing opened at the
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
OF W D. hitchcock, on the corner of Front and Lou
islana Avenue, Perrysburg, Ohio.
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of CHEAPNESS.
Inspection and Comparison will prove that for va
rety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, thus stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
iered in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05

In the selection of which no effort has been spar
ca 10 render 1t as attractive possible, is now be-
ing opened at the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
GOODS g. GROCERIES.
FOR THE BEST & CHEAPEST GOODS

GO TO THE STORE oi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
pERRYsBuRG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBDIVISION LOTS.

less NV cor ~ n front, l25 Il rear
NV cor IL # front and 125 II rear
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
An Astor in the Army, i,

Mr. John Jacob Astor, Of New York, has
Joined the staff of Major General Mcclellan,
with the commission of Lieutenant Colonel.
Mr. Astor is the representative of thirty mill
ions. of property, with an income of two mill
ions per annuin. He has been from the be-
ginning one Of the most active and efficient
executive members of the Union Defence
Committee, and has given his time, knowl-
edge, and money without stint for the cause Of
the country, and for the suppression Of the re.
bellion. is's ss
"Bully' for John Jacob! But with his
thirty millions Of property, has he not deer
pecuniary interest in crushing out this wicked
rebellionP There be those we wot of who
are not worth the millionth part of Astor'.
big pile, who have devoted freely their time
talent, and their creditors money, who have
not got 9 staff Office, and whose names ,hav.
scarcely gracA the columns Of the publ,
journals.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

Letters from Paris say that the rebel COM
missioncrs, Slidel and Mason, are expected
with great deal of pleasure by the secession
lists in France and England. They think that
these arch rebels have ability and art enough
to present inducements for these countries to
take the rebel States under their protection.
These sympathizers in Europe will, we think,
be doomed to serious disappointment when
they hear of the act of Commodore Wilkes,
and the mischances ofwar, which have placed
these hitherto exultant rebels in the Govern.
ment hands,
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
The American NAVY.

A writer thus describes the system and cool
courage apparent in the Wabash and other
naval vessels engaged in the recent attack up
on Port Royal: aa,
Everything went ON like clockwork dur
ing the action. The men of the Wabash took
a lunch in the middle of the fight; they gave
no cheering when one of their shells struck
they stood unmoved when the shot Of the
enemy fell thickest around them. Only when
the most severe shot was received, and three
men fell wounded on the deck, sort of howl
arose that told their feelings; but no other
manifestation was made.
The. same spirit and behavior were obsery-
ed on board every other ship engaged. The
navy did itself immense credit, both in the
plan and performance of the action; it main
tanned the best fame of the American navy,
proving that numerous as have been the trea-
sons and desertions of officers Southern born,
there are still left those fully able to bear up
the old flag, and surround it with new glories.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

H-An ancient Indian canoe having been re-
surrected from the bottom of Owahgena lake
at Cazenovia, NY, traditional curse was
reported upon those who disturbed it unless
twas replaced. 1t had furnished the vehicle
of an elopement by an Onondaga warrior and
a Mohawk damscl; and although the incensed
Mohawks pursued the enamored pair with
tomahawk, scalping knife and war-hoop, yet
the fleet canoe enabled them to escape. The
Onondagas sunk the canoe with great ceremo-
ny; and on the 18th inst, large numbers of
amusement seekers assembled at the lake in
Indian costume, both male and female, and
proceeded to initiate the event described in
the legend.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
WiSeaR District.

By the latest advices from Eastern Virgin
10, it is evident that Gen. Lockwood will
make short work in disarming the rebels in
Accomac and Northampton counties. The
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says:
The possession of those counties detatches
two more bricks from the fabric of rebellion,
and hastens the day when it must fall to the
ground. 1t may also prepare the way for Of
fensive movements upon that part of the Vir-
ginia shore lying Immediately opposite to
Cape Charles, and distant from it only about
fifteen miles. Now that Ex-Governor Wise
has returned from Western Virginia, he can
hardly do less than expel the Union forces
from Acco mac county, so long summed in his
smiles, famed with his breath, and charmed
with his powerful cloquence.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
An Exsraorainary Salt wen.

L,
One Of the most extraordinary salt wells
on record perhaps, is that now being opera
ted at Wellsville, Columbiana county, Ohio,
Thc well was snnk IN. .antieipation Of finding
oil, but when at a depth Of four lanired and
eighty feet, the borers struck vein Of gas,
which burst forth with such violence as to
eject all the tools used in boring, together
with two hundred feet of pipe which had
been previously introduced. The boring had
developed o very strong vein Of salt water,
and the gas continued to spout the whole
column Of salt and fresh water furnished by the
well, to the height of one hundred and fifty
feet, for six months. The idea Of manufac-
turing salt was then conceived, and after the
necessary pans, tanks, &C., were put up, the
work was commenced. The gas was brought
in pipes from the gasomster and introduced
into the furnace in various jets, which being
lgnited, preform the whole office of evapora>
ton without any other fuel. The furnace
glows with an intense heat, and the fame is
sues from. the top Of the chimney. The salt
water flows at the rate of about six gallons per
minute, and there is more than sufficient gas
to evaporate the whole. It yields about a
barrel of salt per hour. The gas furnishes a
pressure of one hundred and eighty six pounds
to the square inch, which is eighty or ninety
pounds more than is usually allowed in run
ming a locomotive engine. The we'll is a
most extraordinary one, and the owners though
they failed to find oil, will, it is believed, make
a handsome thing out oft.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
.sIleriG,s sale.

Charles Lawrence VS.. Thomas Davis.
DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER o Il. s ALE, to me
ID directed and delivered, from the Court or Com.
Pleas of Portage ,conAty,l shall offer for sale
at public veRdue, al the door OF the CUurt House, In
kavenhaI on Tuesday, the 10th day of December A.
D., 1851 at one O'Clock M said day ,the following
describ I'd lauds TO wits Situate in the
of Ohio ami Is bounded and described as follows;
Being In Lot, No 81 In th south dvision Of lots 10
said townships and comprising 81 and IL 100 asf6s Of
land, lying east OF saf south road through said
lots and south Of sumdy to- tnad, and west Of the
Pe"nsyly,ania y, na oh.i fife wIEpanny's iands
Also, = 4aaGFease''T e. ,,s bounded Cd south Ia
north Nv swiftly has his predictions bv,o>>
twoM Ere the echoes fhs voice, pleadii iioes v.
anh fanatics to "stopR' had died away, thS S
!, AasStit Al ptit, to arms! A State then prosperouA4
.e'ans bankrupt; all the horrors Of war is nfsg
q lsm; business ruined, and in addition &s:t &hsG,
SeStless nights they pass for fear of sEoss 81 NJ
finsurrcction, they WiU toake some nsoai6y Whl.
lssar The roar Of FsieraS cannon at lsnsd ~ y
battle field will be nearer to the Ode ,sorsof
ator Clemens, and unless some UNI II Ipoal,
shields him, his prophecy will Be fR sces q
. @' 4's'f' $50 ssSt .. T.
u, shefin; All
(ty Sheriff.
II.
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The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

RF The Jackson correspondent of the
Vicksburgh San says that he has seen letter
from Gen. Johnson to Gov Pettus of Missis-
sippi, declining to receive more troops under
the late reqaisition, having already more sol
ders than he can dispose Of The Governor
is requested to disband all companies organic.
ed under said requisition, unless they go arm.
ed and equipped for the war; The Sun states
that the volunteers who had been recently
mustered into the service at that city were
very indignant at being disbanded, an their Of
fcers had left for jackson to lay their case be-
fore Gov. Pettus.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

TO Hiram B Fenton, Betsey 4. Way, Rufus Pot
ter, Luna Way, Jefferson Way and Melissa Way,
Of tAe county of Portage aud state Of Ohio Joseph
Potter, Horny Potter and William Potter. of the
state of California Phebs Stcinburger and Aaron
steinburger, of summit county, Ohio, Eugenia Pot.
ter, OF Suumit co"nty, Ohio, and Naomi Yarrick
and Adam Yarrick, of the state Of Michigan:
You hereby notified that on the 3Ist day of Oc
tober, A. D., 1851, George Fenton died his petition
In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Portage county,
setting forth that he 10 entitled, In e TO one undjy
ded third part Of the following described real estate
is as follows:
of SUM Id county of Portage and state of Ohio, and
is bounded and described as follows; Being part OF
lots Nos. three and eight 10 said township, and is
bounded by beginning at the contre or the east and
road In said lot No. three, whore the north and
south road running on the west line OF Luther Wal
toms land crosses the same, thence south two degrees
cast twenty.three chains aud nty ave links on the
west line OF said Luther Waiton's land to a stake,
thence south eighty nine degreee west on the north
line Of Thompson pegg's land sixteen chains and
twenty five links to birch stake, thence north two
degrees west ono chain and twenty-five links TO q
s.ake and stones, thence south eighty nine degrees
west on the north line Of David Ways laRd thirteen
chains and seventy.eight inke to stake and stones,
samuel rhompson's land twenty cnalns and nine.
teen links to the centre Of the east and west road
above mentioned, thence north eighty six degrees
thirty chains and sixty links tn the place Of be-
ginning-contatning sixty-seven acres. and forty
eight reds oil land. Al t,f ge f A
Also, other tract or parcel OF land, situate In
lots Nos. three and eight In the township and county
afore aid, and bounded as follows, 70 vii: Begin.
niBg on the north line Of the east and west road
above mentioned In said lot No. thTee two rods east
from the original line between said lots Nos. three
and eight thence north three degrees west lands
of Lorepzb UPson four chains and twenty five links
to stake, thence south eighty seveD degrees west
on land of said Lorenzo Upson ana Baldwin Upson
nine chains and seventStwo lnks TO q stake, thence
south three degrees east land Of Isaac Hargate,
Jr., four chains and thr:yseven links 70 the north
line Of he road last mentioned, thonee north eghsy-
six degrees and thirty minutes east on the aOrh line
Of said road nine chains and three 1nks 70
the place of beginning-containig g four acres and
thirty six rods OF land, be the same or land.
said win be for hearing at the next term Of
said Court, at which time petitioner will demand an
order for the partition Of the pLemises hs Aforesaid
andhat hts skAre shall be set on for him sepa ately
g Jorge FkNTON,
,gs1t q BY alphonso Hart, hts Atty.
November I6. 10GI-6w