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Il Curiosity.-The editors of the
Inquirer have been shown quite a
curiosity, namely deed for Boom
pies Bombay Hook, dated on the 4th
Of May, 1919. The parties at the
time were an Indian Sachem, whose
signature is hieroglyphic somewhat
resembling turtle, and Peter Bayard,
Of New York. This island or "Hook,n
is about Is miles long, and we find by
the deed, that the consideration paid
the Indian, consisted ofone gun, four
handfnls Of powder, one anchor of
liquor, and one kettle. The property
is now worth some thousands. The
deed is distinctly written, and is quite
clear and expressive. Ii now forms
part OF the title 10 the property, which
belongs to gentleman Of this CITY,