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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

i ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD - SUMMEh
IL ARRANGE ENT.-Leaves New York. James. slip aud
34s East River, for Greenpot Sag Haroor hanptohs nc.
land. ct m. and $50 For istp Babylon and Farm
ingdae, at and $3.50 aud $50 p. N Tor syoSes
Oyster Bay, and Hunngon) For Hampstead Jamaica And
Winfield q, and TO- 20 M r and 3 90 10 and s.p IA
River $50 m for Rverhesd stopping at all stations sr
cept Hampstead and Syosse Excnrson Tickets or this taa
AT reduced rates A. REASONER, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
Rdwsy rom foot Of Chsmbers.t RIiSSiS0 THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE oF CARS.
connecting with railroads for all principal cities in the West.
nnirg order to Mansfield Gallon Ufbsns Dayton Cncin
mai aud St. Louis without break Of gauge
T. H. GooDxAo Gen. Ticket Agt-, H. 3. SWEETSER.
Meedyilie. Pa Genera Sup'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

ERIE RAILWAY.-PasSenger Trans leave
IL a. follows, Wis:
la m, Express of Buffalo
"a m Express for Cleveland direct, via A. O. w. Ry.
. $50 ul., Milk, daily, for Otisvile.
10 Q. M, Mail for Buffalo.
an m, Way fos Ousyils, Nswbrgh, ard Warwick.
5p M Night Express (5s,urdays and Sundays excep.s
for bunkrk. Buffalo &C.
6p. ~ Lightning Express, daily for Dunkk Roch-s.ss.
Csnandagus kc On Saturdays this train will 10 BudLs
only p H. Emigrant. tof Dunkrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER fIrCHBURG NASHUA,
LOWELL, COSCORD, THE WHITE HfOUNyAINd
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
TIE ard staunch steamers OF tho Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
ksve dsy (Sudsys excepted at o'c,ocfp d,
from Pier No. 70 North River, foot Of Vestryss,
FOR NEW LONDON,
there connecns with the Steamboat Express Train nc the
points, via Norwich and Worcester Boston and W.T.
cee Worcester and Nashua aud New London aid Northe
Railroads.
FREIGHT taken 4 tAs lowest rates For information n1ps
T. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The Improvements contemplated In last circular
accomplished Act The Academy building has
enlarged snd an entire eodelng Of the Internal
m.nt perfected We have ample accommodations for
ESQ students and peeat adleatons g.. US the
hat ere long the building will be crowded 20 Its FULLEST capae
ty II will be thu, the stspgth of the Faculty has
been materially ineressed by the accession Of Mrs A.
Barrett Teacher OF French and psnei Drawing and
Miss Hough Teacher Of German. Mrs Barrett has had
large experience teacher Of these Branches In Easteu
schools. O..
Classes under her charge may rst assured h.. they will
receive superior instruction. Miss Housh comes 70
bearing testimonials Of splendid seholsship anu rare
| ability an instructtess in the German - Y
The when has attended ths elrts Mas g.
Barrett in the department of s Mrse aud Ysiee Culture
has far surpase the most saDguine expectations Of
and fiends The progress made b, her pupils. on the
piano andon the voice, prove her the superior Taeksr
have recommended her 10 be- We saressy assert orr
vstion that equal facilities for obtaining
cannot be found IN any similar school In the state
Book Keeping Will still eonstute A Important fsAure In
iostrnctioD We deem II due patrons that tbs,
aud daughters shall have to them the hest
ties for .cuiring thorongh business eduoon Tie srg,
class nndef the Instruction Of Prot Waters during the
nov esng showsthAt scholars duly appreciate the opportu
| nifty thus presented " :"
Il Is our aim to Ike every depart ment If the school char
actetsed BY energy. ability aud f,buness the p.rt a
ieaehes-Dy ze4 DEVOTION to their work and cnDseuuert
poRfe- on the part of pLpis Cheerful obedience vhol,
some Is.tin and respectful Difference to Tsaeber are n
quedby every pupil None Others can long ryn.jn NJ A..
1 bers Of the Institution. -.''-. - = -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The Runhont Tnlip. attached to the
Po emsc Fio,lln, lett ST. Mary ou Friday,
The l4ih Tor the navy yard Washington.
for repairs, and VIXEN passing Ragged
Point, her boilers exploded with terrible
crash. rending the upper portion of the
vessel to atoms, scaldlng the ofiicers aud
crew aud hurliog them in oil directions
Several Of those on board who escaped
without serious injury ran Immediately to
lower the gig boat, but before they could
get it down the wreck sank, carrying down
with il most Of hose on board
Some Of The officers and men seized what
they could 10y their hands on, md succeed
ed in keeping oAoat until their position
was discoyeted by the tug toat Hudson.
which picked up ten persons, who are oil
hat esceped.
The Tulip was one Of the vessels built al
New Ymk for Mandarin Ward, of China
after whose death the government pnrcbss
ed the Tulip and Fuschis. another o
| Wards vessels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The trial Of Col North, for completely
in the soldiers voting fraud, was resumed
on the Is h
Hon r E. Fenton, Governor elect o
New York, is expected at Washington tc
testify ia the case, having been summoned
by the defence.
The following persons are charged With
completely in the conspiracy in the release
of the Camp Douglas. " Wasbinglon-pris.
Onsrs arrested the 18Th:
q. w. Pattea. Francis Adams, A Jack.
son, j. Lnrmon, Jas. Geary. a.d Semmes.
nephew of The pirate Of that name.
jackson. who is Grand Senior Of the
Order. in an Interview riih the authorities,
STATED that at meeting ou tho Sunday
before election the SUBJECT Of the release OF
the prisoners was d srusscd. Walsh, Geary
aud Patton stated thar there were plenty of
. ms in the city for oil Of the Order Al
this meeting jackson discovered ctjocts oi
the organ eaton were reasonable. and de-
,ermiped TO expose il, but military arrests
being made on the same day, he thought
rendered it unsessary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The case Of prosecution against the S..
Albsns raiders closed on Saturday, when il
was decided 10 take the voluntary state.
men,s of the prisoners. Yound made o
siaiemen, TO ,he effect that hn was com.
missioned officer in the Confederate service;
that the expedition was not projected ia
Canada, and that the object OF it was 70
retaiiaie for the act committed by Grant.
Sheridan and others. aud in acco'dsnce
with civilized warfare. Young then h,nd
ed in his commission from Mr.. Seldom
Rebel Secretary of War He said be had
to- communicate with his government u,
Richmond TO obtain testimony, and could
not be ready for full defense for thirty
daya sit4rnr % y-ntr.Y .r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The PRRPLExrso QUESTION with the Confed-
crates is, whether they shall gil up their drple
ted armies with 100000 slaves. Withdrawing
them from productive labor jeopardn ning the
subsistence department, teaching them the arts
of war, and crowniug the in6deli'y aud proves
with the boon Of freedom, while Their wives
aud children remain in bondage The ques-
tion is no doubt very trying one, and in the
absence OF statesmen, and the essential ele
ment Of which that class is constitu,ed--brains
which the Richmond Inquirer complains or
the question mus! be one difficult. Indeed Of so.
luton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19
wan Nkws.


The N. Y. Herald has . sketch OF the
movements OF Sherman asd Hood since
September. when IEo,d commenced his
hsnk movement. BY Nov. 1.t. ssys the
Herald; the Army OF the Tennessee had
left Rome and was enronte TO Atlanta. =
On November 4th, the 5th, l4,h, 18th,
l6,h, 1t,h and 20,h corps had been con
centra,ed at the last mentioned city, and
tIpid preparation, were being msde to he
gin the march Sherman felt 10 the high
est spirits. and telgtsphed bis intentions In
these remarkable words:
Hood has crossed the Tennessee. Thorn
as will take care OF him and Nashville
while Scho6rld win not lc, him into Chat
tan~ogo or Knoxville. Georgia and South
Carolina are at my mercy, snd shul
strike Do not I've, anxious about me,
am all right. This is his udien Rebs
papers already announce that he has start.
ed on his march. Where is be goihR' An
dersonville. where the rebels have 20, ,00(
Unon prisoners penned up like h,gs, he'
in his way. But a few days ago Sherma
wrote to the President Of the St Loui'
Sanitary Commission. / tbsuk you for The
prompt ful6lment Of the request TO senC
certain articles for our prisoners ct Adder
'sonville. Things have changed since, and
may have to go in person to deliver tbes'
ar icles TO the prisoners.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19
CoxcsEss.-we lost one member in Del,

CoNGkEss-We lost one member 10 Dcla
ware. and one 10 Maryland. The Copper
beads in Pennsylvania are trying hard to
keep out Soldiers votes that will defeat
Conroih end Dewson. bnt oil will ccmt
out right =, Washington. B ooks Of Nex
York will probably get the certificate, bnl
his seat will be contested. Humphrey
Raymond. Darling, Ketchsm, G-iswold
IVA Dem. J, and Conkiin are clear gains.
We also gain Newell in New Jersey. In
Ohio the Soldiers vote elects Delano, Civ.
ing us II Of the 10 members. So far we
hare in Illinois ten members sure, aud che
district is still in doubt. This il Q gain of
five. In Mcbigsn we defen. Baldwin in
the V,h District. gain OF one for US. In
Wisconsin We have a reported gain Of two
members. So there is 10 doabt of o two
thirds vote for The Union and Emaucips
tion in the ne xt House Of Representatives:
and something over TO spare-saying moth.
ing OF Tennessee and Louisiana.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

srAsroS is sgain spoken Of. and with even
more eon6dence, in connection with tho vacant
Chief Ju'ticesiip, and General Buffers name is
brought IN copnsstion with the war ofiee, Is
the successor
It's deuied at the Treasury Department that
Mr.. walker will replace Mr.. Fssseuden before
Congress meets. r
This does not dispose OF the rumor ,b., h,
will succeed Mr.. Fesssndea after that event
The pursuit OF the pirate Tallahassee, 90
ticed last week, was not successful. She wa,
enabled BY The darkness to sluds her pursusrs
The Florida has been ordered to New Y orl
for disposition in the prize court.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The sum of oil villsihies dies hard. Tn
Maryland in some Of the s,roLg Niger.
breeding Democratic locali' les, little on
noyance aud ou,rsges upon the freedmen
are the highly honorable occupation Of the
whiieskinned, fat, black hearted and cow
ardly chivalty. These scoundrels have he.
come so annoying that Gen. Wallace has
been induced to make en- order for their
especial regulation. Ho releta,es the fact
that oil men are free in Maryland, and un.
Ill the Legislature can provide for the pio.
lection Of Tho freed slaves he establishes a
bureau for their affairs, ordering that il
sufficient funds are not voluntarily forth.
coming to sustain the burcan, eon,ribuiious
shall be collected fsom Rebel sympat hizers
to make up the delaney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

Where is Sherman? is the grand query
OF the hour. The Rebels are evidently
worried about bis movement, aud are
preparing their people for stirring news -
Most OF the Western papers assume that
She man is on the march for Charleston or
Savannah, destroying bis administrations
as he goes. The 6rst inkling from the
General him.elf is in a note TO the Western
Sanitary Commission, in which he says.
uudrr date Of Oct IS, a, Gaylerville. Ala
speaking about sending relief 10 our prison
ers st Andersonvile thsuk yon for the
prompt fulflment Of the request to send
certain articles for our prisoners at Auder-
sonville. Things have changed since, aud
1 may go an person 10 delirtr these articles
10 The prisoners In the meantime ] will
hold 'hem for that purpose. cnu make
no use Of the money for their benefit. and
beg you to use it in your noble charity
|, canno, be- many days before Sherman.
position will Lecome know. Thus far ths
secret-if ,here is one--has Leen we'll kept
Rici mold papers Of Nov. 4 urge upor
their readers the necessity Of being prepsr.
ed for startling news from Gen Sherman
and it appears evident from he tone q
their editorials that they are already il
possession Of intelligence which they 81,
Withholding from the public.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

CRY or PoRr Royir. s. C.--The United
States Tax Commissioners for South Caro-.
lius. DR.. w. II. Brisbane. chairman, have
laid out city on ST. Hclepa Island, at the
junction Of Port Royal and Bsosd Hivers,
designed tor great commercial station,
and will offer the lots for sale on the 9Th
Of J.nusry next.
We are glad to learn that the commits.
siopers have fully applied to the United
States Lsud System 10 tho veRenerated
lands, dividing the land by right lines into
sections and fractional parts, with the
usual reservations for educ'ional purposes.
These sch, ol lots are TO be leased for -four
years, by auction. on the 6rst Monday in
December, the svuils to 60 for the supper,
Of schools for freed people.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

DEFEAT or Gov. SEYMOUR mo feature OF
the campaign. sfter that OF The success Of the
Union candidate, affords 80 much sincere salts
faction among the friends Of the Union, as the
defeat Of Gov. Seymour. Of New York. The
opinion entertained Of him, is very common
one. that he is prc-eminently bad man, with oil
the powers OF mind. aud political surrounding;
70 enable him TO accomplish a deal Of evil to
The country. These facts made him to bc
feared as well as detested, and the rejoicing
over the feet that he has been defeated, b,
some nine or ten thousand votes, aud bis pows
for evil bsfiisd and destroyed, comes thrill o
patriotic pleasure throughout the land.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The .oia losses Of the rebel Gen. Price
in Missouri, from the cCmmehcsment oi
the campaign at Pilot Knob, down TO the
time when he took refuge 10. the Eastern
part Of Kansas. on the 26th ult.. are es,i.
mated at over 3.T00 killed and wounded,
and about 5000 prisoners. The entire
Union loss was 1000 When General
Plssssnion reinqushed the pursuit Of Gen.
Prices shattered army, on the 76th ult.
the chase WAS taken up by Curiiss, who
drove the rebels scro', the Missouri Dor,
der into Kansas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

LrIfLs Mac is not fairly skuuked, as they
cay in chequers, as there have been found three
states that were willing TO link their destiny
with his and become sharers OF the fame Of a
warrior who does not rccollect whether be was
st the head OF his army 10 the hour OF its
struggles, or slipping Champagne with French
Prince on board Of a gunbost beyond the
reach Of danger. New Jersey with her I
votes, Kentucky with her IL, and little Della
ware with her 3-2l in sA are oil that have
spohen for the Young Napoleon
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

wrscos.rs, enough 10 known to set down
a large majority for the right stde--ssy 10,
900.
The Id District ls in dots5t. Cary (Dem)
having pretty heavy majority. more, we
fear than the soldiers can overcome. OH
wise the State appears to be oil right
From MINNESOTA We get bu, few returns
The State is all right, 10 the Electoral COL
lege aud in Congress.
Icw& never fai,ers. She will rival Yer.
mont in unsrimity for the good cause. her
majority Jeins reported as the msgniace'
figure $1,000.
There is little Of results 10 repor, from
KKSrrcxr The so,ing was spasmodic
and exceedingly irregular. OF course the
State is conceded to The yourg and resign
ed Ncpoleon by large majority,
TENNESSEE sends us some returns ftou
Memphis, Nashville, and other places :
As the McClsllani,es abandoned the ielC
rather than even promise 10 sustain the
Constitution, there Ieed be no adding or
OF figures
The eontes, iu Missouri has been very ia
teres,ing. Gen Prices political campalgn
was just What the people needed to work
them up TO Uuion victory. We shall
gain three Congressmsn, aud one in S.
Louis by foolish division Of our strength
We cannot yc, arrive at the popular major
ity.
In MARYLAND the Union mrjprity on tn,
home vote is put at very nearly 5000
which the soldiers will bring up to 5000
The loss Of the Member Of Congress in Ih'
In District is an unexpected misfortune.
Tus PACIFIC STATES respond most cheering
ly to the victorioss shout from the Atlantic
The city of San Francisco gives in I'll 900. I
majority of 5000 for Lincoln, and the State o
California can hardly fall below Is 900 major
ity iu the same direction. Oregon gives iron
$4,000 to 10000. and the new State Of Sevs
; da elects Union State government and Cor
sressmsn by ssme 5000 majority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19
The n. Y. Post. Washington s,e.;,

The N. Y. Posts Washington special says
there are wei defined rumors that Ges. But.
Ier's New York speech forsshadows the policy
OF the administration.
Tie views expressed by the General, were
That the govcrpmt ut might now prefer the olive
branch TO the Rebels. teuderiDg them liberal
and even generous terms Of adjustment 10 case
OF their retlrn to the Union. and giving them
q reasonable ti'ne-say, till the 9th Of January
nex'-to signify their acquiesceuce; Il they
held out, then he would favor a most energetic
ard uDsparing prosecution OF the War, TO the
end that the obstinately disloyal should be
driven to Mexico or else where--at all events
out OF lbe cOuntry-and their estates divided
among the Uuion soldiers who had contrib utet
to their overthrow. '--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

Admiral Port er has transmitted to the
Navy Department the cflicisl repor, Of the
capture of Plymouth. n c. He say.:-
This vas very gallant sffair, and rH-cls
great cred' on the comm nder o! the cxpedi-
ton and all concerned. /, is a handsome
iai'hing stroke fler the blosing up Of the
ram. The fruits OF the csplsrc are "a
cannon, 81 prisoners, 200 stand Of arms,
and more being picked up deiy The aags
OF the fort end OF the Albcmarle, and u
large smouut of ammunition we're also Ia.
Epn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The U 8, revenue cater M.honipg,
Csp'. Webster. reports going into CastiHe
last Sunday at one r. NJ, WAS fred npou
by battery while "a miles distant. One
blank cartridge and Two excellent line shots
fell short. She had her colors flying Ii
was blowing a gale at the time ami lef! for
Seal Harbor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

kis re-stated that Gen. Mcclellan has re-
hgned. snd his resign usion hos been received o.
VIE War Departments Gen. Fremont resigned
90 soon ss he was powipsted; /; Gen. Mcclellan
A soon as be was defeated. Whether be has
resigned or not feeling Of resignation Would
be Q very becoming Que TO indulge 10 under
present circumstances.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. MARSHALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This SnuG has thoroughly proved itself 70 be the best
ticle cvev known for curing the csterrh, Cold in
the Hc nd ard Headache. II has been found an
cellent remedy in many Of Sore Eyes, Ds sfse
has been removed by It, and Hearing has often been
greatly mprov ed by its 1t opens and purger out all
obstrctons; strengthens the Gand, and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t s recommend BY many Of
the best physicians and Is used with great success and ssts
faction everywhere. 20.
More than thirty years experience has proved It's great
value and this moment 1t stands highsr than bo
fore sod by H. A. HENDRY. Asotabua' and by all Drug
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

A ST. Lonis dispatch states that Gen
Caaby was shot by guerrilla and danger
ously wounded DOT long ago. while going
up White river on the gunboat Cricket =
The ball passed through his abdomen, aud
it Is feared that the woond will prove
mortal.
Since reported dead
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

The Richmond editors. having become
satisfied that Mr.. Lincoln is reelected
conclude iha, he is no fool. pretend with
sublime resignation to have made mp tbsil
misd for either triumph or suhihilation
aud sgain he necessity Of making III,
.lsves tight for them is strongly urged.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19

Tbs Treasury Department 10 still hand
ing oI copies Of the appeal OF the Secre-
tsry 10 behalf OF the 1:30 loan. The ssb,
sefiPtions last week 70 this losn vsrs
nearly ts. s.o00. 900. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-19
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Es

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Els
Sss S aa:l = 70, 70, r.Ss':; .:
sss rsss s:sss Ass % Sss a /, a. ash day p
real & "a: a ' s cs.;, ss S S..s d:;.':S
first Tb. one il o. loo No A.
north ass tassas ss &. 10:
south u degrees east5 chains and II nks tbsnes South
east chains and links thence south 50 degrees is
chains and 30 nksto the line lot No thence o.
Of beginning appraised i s2is ' ''' ~ w. ~"
seespd The undivided acres ofsnd In lot NJ.
.r.s bounded north and east BY the lot lines .ss
d.edsa % T. wS,ss f % y s.i. B.
Third TIE one undivided hal. Ii .e,.s In ..d os
state founded as follows Beginning a The norkssst
east on the said % east line Of lot chains IS ui
south SO drprees ives. 81 ohans and IS links the
feson Road chains ~ links north ne Of .
thence along said north line 81 chsns "A links the
FOURTH The one undivided half Of 81 HOO acres ofl.nd
o1s spdvasd % s third Part oS = oo .hsh
tate ny cuesy Of Frederick Bartlett t6srei6 said land is
situated in Plymouth h said County and State in said LOT
81 and is bounded as follows: Beginning the line
OF said lot 81 chains 2s links south Of the northeast
sr o0, y thence south degree east on ssd e.: line 10
ann Oh links therce north 10 degrees west 10 chains,
10 links thence north 80 degrees east J3 chains and 81
links to the place OF appraised $0 subject 10
said estate of the eurtesy Of Frederick Bartlett
Fifth The undivided half Of IL O5 100 Of land
the undivided part said u o5 100 which
included in said undivided, being subject 70
the estate by curtey Of Frederick arett therein ssid land
being in said lot 81 in said Township of Plymouth in sad
County and State and IL bounded Hlows Beginning in
the center Of the Jefferson and Seymour Roads, whore they
and running thence along the ceuter Of the Seymour
Road SO degrees west ~ chains and 27 links to the west
line Of ot q thence north degree, west 10 chains IS
ks said west line thence north SO degrees, east Is
hains and 30 links thence south 10 degee east sehains
and nks thence north SO degrees east chsin W links
thence south 10 degrees east chains 80 links along tn
center Of the Jefferson Road TO the place Of beginning
praised at SITS subject said estate by tho eurtesy
Frederick Bartlett therein. Said nterests being the INTEREST
Of franklin and Camilla BARTLETT in raid several pieces
ach piece will be sold separate and subject to aad estate b
cprtesy in the last pieces Of Frederick Bsrtiett.
Terms NJ Sale 0nethird In hand one-hird In ose year
aud onethd In two years from the day Of sale, With
teest the payments to be secured h mortgage upon the
| premises s0ld
~ Y1l FREDERICK BARTLETT. Guardian sf
| ~- ..aih,L 5ef HRAsKln l. CAMILLA BAEsiErr
EDwLRp II. FiTcH ,AttsSnsy fos fsti5ionsr.-
| Plymouth, Octoesr %. 1854 \SH