house, was
found a. rounded relic, two inches in diameter, about a foot long,
rounded at one end, and the other end made in the foi'm of a gouge,
two and a ha,lf inches wide, but not wrought to an edge.'
Philo Jewett, Esq., of Weybridge, gave us a particular account
of his discovery of Indian relics, but unfortunately our memoran-
dum of his statement has been mislaid. He stated however, that on
his farm, in the neighborhood of Lemon Fair, and at a place near a
large spring, at every ploughing, he has ploughed up large quanti-
ties of arrow and spear heads, and fragments of the materials of
vrhich they were made, and some broken and imperfect articles ; on
the whole, furnishing evidence of one of the most extensive manu-
factories. He says also, that he hasoften used pieces of the stone,
of which the articles were made, for gun flints.
Columbus J. Bowdisii, Esq., of Weybridge, states, that on his
farm, next north of Mr. Jewett' s, and also on Lemon Fair, and near
a spring, he has often ploughed up arrow and spear heads, and chip-
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pings and fragments of the materials of -vvliich tlicy were composed
furnishing satisfactory evidence, that that was a place -where the
relics "were manufactured. He says also, that in ploughing at one
time, his plough hit a stone, at the bottom of the furrow, which
he dug up, and found to be a stone gouge, about a foot long. He
also states,, that ho has found on his farm, and in the locality of the
arrow heads, places designed for fires