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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-30
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEG-MM2

The following engroSSed Dill WIS tllS I'd! !"
ken up for consideration, viz ..,
A BILL regulating the value of certain foies'
Silver Coins within the United STATES
BE 1t enacted dc. That, from ana aitel ".
passage of this act and for three years liicIc"
ter, and no longer, the following SILVER , CG,n
shall pass current as money within 'nt Gu tLr
States, and be a legal tender, by WelSn. W ,tos
payment of all debts and demands, at G IT,i,co
following that is to say: the dollars o .ose re-
Peru, Chill, and Central America, anu tI' MI
stamped in Brazil Of the value OF niue nu.'t tbsn
and sixty reas when OF not less hIlct I twelve
ten ounces, fifteen penn yweights anu q t%sive
grains of pure silver in the troy pound u ToJ and
ounces of standard silver, at one hulua. onnce
sixteen cents and tenth OF cent per 2%Cno
and the five franc pieces of France, W WIN nell
less fineness than ten ounces anu 't.rIord sill
nyweights in twelve ounces troy % s.an nnd foul.
yer. at one hundred and sixteen ceLlS Ind il is
tenths of cent per ounce: PfoViueuhi l., weight
hereby declared, that such tenuet ~! debt or
shall not extend to the payment Vi aa dollar.
demand for less sum than one huhG m,otit ,kal
Sec. g. An6 be it further endcfe", Troas,rg 10
be the duty Of the Secretary OF the &c mgGe
cause assays of the aforesaid silver tSn Mint II
current bv this act, to be had al lll III, yeqr
the United States at least once in eVe fto Con
and to make report of the result thereon =
gress. oo,mit the bill %
Mr.. GORHAM moved to recomlI .,,, lions 10
Committee ofth Whole, with 3!I ";lUpTeol
strike out the first section, ana III ''''
insert the following: and after DC
BE it enacted, dc. That from III; i,u coin snail
passage of this act the following sllvs crreni as
be of the legal value and sllall pb b" tale for Ire
money within the United ola,os' ngs at the rae
payment of all debts ana Hg i1ar that is to say
of one hundred cents the uoii Shil and Contra
the dollars of Mexico, iett tban as now cTl Ls
s9 sas s6, not es sss in s %
Sssnf whsT "Gl Ss5 and twelve grains
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

At q 1Own Meeting legally t00rHsd and k<t6Gf
 fhe usual plQce cf Holding suck meetings, iNS
 GOSHEN, on he 3th day cf NOUeH'6eT, 4. Q.
 1884:
 NOTED, That no horses, or horse kindy neat cattle, swine, sheep, or geese, shaIG be allowed to gO at large on the highways, Or commons, or unimprOved lands in the town of Goshen, from and after the lst day of April, 1884: and that it shall be the duty of the hay wards for saiR town. and it shall be lawful for any person. to impound any horses or horse kind. neat cattle, inc, sheep, or geese. al- lowed {" s" at large as aforesaid, iO public pound within said town, most convenient to the place where taken {; and the owner or own- CTS Ot any such creatures SO mpOUnded shall pay for each horse or horse kind SD impOund- ed the s".n of 50 cents; and for each head of neat cattle the sum of 50 cents, and for each swine the sum of % cents, and fOr each sheep the sum of cents, and for each goose the sum of cents, tO be paid to hin or them who shall imp00nd the same, in addition to the le- gal impounding fees fixed by the stataie laws of this state |: Provided, that any person hav- ing family residence within said town may keeptwO n1ilch cows on the highways OF com mons. any provision in this by law to the con- trary notwithstanding.
 Voted, That the provisions contained in the VUUuC SldNutG tdWS Ot tuIS St0te eOtItlSO AtR act to provide pounds, and to regulate the im- pounding of creatures" and the notice to be given to the owner of creatures inpounded. disposal, liberation. replevin. damage, rescue. pound breach; and escape of any creatures in,pounded, and allowance to the key. keeper for the keeping of the same. SO far as these provisions are consistent with these by.iaws, are hereby voted and declared to be part thereof: ProUided, that no penalty created under these bylaws shall exceed the sum of three dollars.
 Voted, that these bylaws shall be and rec main in full force until legally repealed-and the Town Clerk is hereby directed to cause the same to be published in the Litch6eld En- quirer, newspaper printed in Litch6eld. a. greeably to the requirements of the statute laws of this state. Attest,
 WILLARD GAYLORD, T0sOn Clerk.
 Goshen, Dec. 4, 1884. 4 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
NOTICE

ITS hereby given to all persons liable to pay 1 a Town and State Fax on the List of 8SS in the town of Cornwall, that the subscriber will meet them for the purpose "f receiving said taxes on Monday the 18th day of Jsnus- ry at the store of the Cornwall Bridge Iron Go. from 8 o'clock A. M. till 12 M.. and on the same day at the store of F. & E. Kellogg frOm I tll 3 o'clock P. M.; 0n Tuesday the 18th at the store of William LandOn from 9 till IA M., and on the same day at the store of John c. Rogers from tilI P. M.; and on Wednesday the I4th at the house of the sub scriber from 9 o'clock A. M. Gill 4 F. M.
 All who neglect this opportunity Ofpaying their taxes must expect to pay the legal fees for collecting.
 JOHN E. sEDGWICK, Collector.
 Cormac0H, Dec. l6, 1884. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
LTTCHFTHLD LxcBUAG.

A MEETING ofthe Lyceum was held al the rooms A recently taken by the Society in East Street. OF Thursday the l1th inst. The President being absent, the Vice-President took the Chair The question for debate taken up and discussed at length. Whe- ther Siauery compatible Cith the instutioas 0f free gouerament 2" There being an equal number ol votes both in the affirmative and negative of the ques tion, the casting vote given by the Chairman in the negative.
 The question for the next meeting, which will take place the 18th inst, will be-" Can national dis puies be settled by national arbitration T"
 Dec. 18. c. H. SAUNDERS. Sec'v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
PUBLIC SALE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for ID the District of Sharon, the subscribers. administrators on the estate of BEL CHAPlN, late of Salisbury, deceased, will sell at public sale. on Tuesday the esh of January next, at one o'clock P. M. at Chapinville, (if not pps- viously sold at private saIe,l so much of the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise the sum of two thousand four hundred and forty- eight dollars and twenty -four cents, with n- cidental charges. Said estate consists of a. bout one hundred acres of valuable land, to- gether with the one-fifth part of the Furnace situate in Chapinville. Terms made known on the day of sale.
 PHlrEBAs CHAPIN, ! Adminis-
 ELISHA LEE, ( trdtors.
 Salisbury, Dec. 12. 1884. "2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
Internal Improvement.

A IL persons who feel interested in the con- "A tempiated Road from Litchfeld through he Talley cf the .Oest branch cf ihe Waterbury Riper to Plymouih Hoiio,o. are requested to meet at Wadhams' Hotel, in LitchfeH, on Monday the 9sth inst. at I o'clock P. M. (or the purpose ofhearing the Report cf the Committee cf ErG- mination. and to take such further measures as mny De deemed proper.
 By order cf the Committee.
 Dec. 18. 4. VESSELS. Ch'n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District of -1 Litchfeld hath assigned the 2s.h day of instant December. at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Office in Litchfield, fDr the appon,nen of Com ,aissioners on the es. tate of FITCH LOOMS, late of TorrinstoR, in said district. deceased, represented insOlvent, at which time and plh ce aIl persons interested in said estate will (if they see causr) attend before said Court and be heard relative to such appointment.
 By order of said Court.
 PETER M. RESELL, Administrator,
 scith the ,ciH annered. Torrington. Dee. II, 1884. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

Cold.-On Monday morning last, 18th, the mercury stood degrees below zero in this village, and did rise higher during the day than 6above-shewing
 great degree of cold for the coIdes winter weather about am inch of snow on the ground.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

A CARD. The subscriber returns his grateful ack no wledgMenis ,o the inhabitants of WolcOuvile for the freedom and aacri,y with which they came io his assistance n rebuilding the dam across the river al that place carried away by the flood las. week.
 LYMAN CARTER. Lifchfpfa Dec. 15 183A
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
To Bridge Builders.

TO Bt1dge Bul1derSo3
 THE subscribers wish to receive proposals A a'r building Bridge across the Ousator- ic River, pear the Episcopal Church in Kent, at place called FulIer's Bridge. The length of the bridge to be about s2O feet. Apply to either of the subscribers, by mail or otherwise.
 AGUR BEARDsLEY, Select
 SAMUEL H. CHAMBERLAIN, Men of
 DANIEL MoREHousE, Kent. r Kent, Dec. l7, 1884. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

The second trial Ior the election Of Represe John Fairfield, Esq. of SacO lhe Jackson candidate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

CONGRESS. We intended to have made summary of congressional proceedings for this weeks paper, bu, have no, had time. Besides, the advertisements which crowded i" on Tuesday prevented our paying attention to congressional matters. These being the life.blood of country newspaper, must not be neg Ieced. Very lule has been done in Congress excep. the appoin,men, of the committees which suhjon. A proposition was submitted by Mir. Hawes of Ky. 10 inquire into the expedie"cy Of aboshng the Yves, Point Academy, which, after discussion, was re- ferred to a committee of one from each state. The war message of the President gave rise also brief discussion. U"tI the committees report, however, it is not expected much will he doRe.
 En Senote- 7hursday, December II.
 In pursuance of the resolution passed yesterday, the Senate proceeded ballot for it's Standing Com muees; and the ballots resulted tn the choice O! ihe following gentlemen, to serve for the present session. (Ehe 6rSt named gentleman in each Committee was chosen Chairman.
 Eeyeign Relations-Messrs. Clay, King. of Geor- sa. Mangum, Sprague: TaIlmadge.
 Fs1snee-Messrs. Webster. Wright, Tyler Man
 Commerce--Messrs. Silsbee, King, of Alabama Waggama". SpTague: Wright:
 Knight. Pres'iss, Tyler.
 Ag,ieatts's-Messrs. Brown, Ken,, Swift, Robin
 Maita,y A6aSs-Messr. Bcn,os, Tip.on, Preston, King, of Alabama, Claytoa.
 MiitiiG-Messrs. Robinson, Hendricks, M'KeaH, Waggaman. SwiG.
 Nasat A6airs-Messrs. SOu.hard, Robbins, Tall madge, Bi6b, Black.
 PsbLic EaHds-CThe Committee the Public Lands oflhe last session continued for the preseOt session. by uDanimoss vote passed daring ihe last week. The members consist of Messrs. PORdexier, Moore, Prealiss, MCKeaD, and Cay.l
 PSieaSe LGmd CLGiMS-MessTs. Black, Kaae, Nau- Indsan Ifairs-Messrs. White, Tip,Os, Smith, Swih. FreIi"ghUysen.
 CIeims-MersIs. Bell, Tipion, NaOdaiM, Brown, 6hepley.
 Leigh.
 IPose O@cs Gpd Post Ro0ds.-[The Committee on Ghs Rss Oce and Post ROads Of the last session was coaaaed Cor the present sessO0, hy resolution pass aA uaaaim0asly, durng the ass week. The members eOHsiss OG MesSrs. GruHdy. Ewing, Robinson. Knight aOuIhar9.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District of 1 New. Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cred. itOrs to the estate of
 ELISHA BOSTWICK, late of New lilford, decrased. to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to presen. their accounts. properly attested, with in said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted tO said estate are requested {" make immediate payment to
 DAVID s. BOARDMAN. ] Erecu-
 WM. M. BURRALL, tors. New- Milford. Dee, IS, 1884. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth. ,Oithin and for he District cf Plymouth, O" the 9th day cf December. 4. D 1884:
 Present, Colvin Butter. Esq. Judge. 0N motion of Luman Preston aud William O Yale. administrators on the estate of LINUS PREsroN, late of PlymOuth. within said district, deceased-This Court doth de- cree that six months be allowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said administrators after they shall have given public notice Of this order by ad- vertising the same in a newspaper published in Litch6eld, and by posting the same OO a sig0pOst in said town of Plymouth.
 Certified from Record.
 9s CALVIN BUTLER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 RNHE Court of Probate for the District of -A. LitchReld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of ISSACHER BARBER. latU of HarwintOn, in said district. deceased. wiih- in which tO present their elaine for allowance and settlement. All claims not presented within said time will be debarred a recovery. Those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ELlZUR BARBER, Admr. Hdr,cinton, Dee. IS. 1884. sQ8
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

In order to present this subject more
distinctly to the Senate, your committee
have taken, and here present, a compare
tive view of the revenue and expenditures
OF the department for the four years first
preceding. and the four years next fol
lowing the time at which it was placed
under the superintendence Of the present
Postmaster General.
They find that. on the lst July. 1895,
there was surplus fund of S2sS, 0S9 90
That on the LIST July, 1929,
the surplus fund was ac-
cording to the statement
OF the former Postmaster
General, $50 lao II
But according 10 the state
ment Of the present Post
master General, it was
reduced to 0,4s9
Which, for the purpose OF
the present estimate mere
ly, your committee as
sumo to be correct. And
on this supposition, the
available funds of the de-
partment were diminish
ed in four years $4,000 90
The receipts for postage du-
ring that four years, was 6,l67,5l9 90
And the expenditures for
the four years 6.22o,iI9 90
-
The amount Of funds sunk by the de-
parfment since it came under the superin
tendence Of the present Postmaster Gene.
raj, beyond the amount Of its receipts, is
LIST. The sum on hand. ac-
cording 10 his statement
on the lst of July, 1929, $3.50, 4s9
Amount of debts on the LIST
of April, 1884. over and
above its available funds, sos, COS
Aggregate, sl.0S4 ia
-.
Four fifths of that sum sup
posed TO have been ex-
pended in the four first
years Of the present Post.
master General SSa7,21Il
And the aggregate revenues
OF the department for
those four years. was ss,7si.o32
Making the aggregate ex-
penditures for the last
named four years s9,55S. S03
Excess Of expenditure over
the preceding four years, ss,SSs, 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

Error between the annual re-
port, and the report Of
March Sd. 1884, 66,74s Goa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03
Making difference per anDum of ID
COO
And in four years Of

And i, four wears of 5000
These are but a few of a numerous class Of ca
ses. many Of which will be set out at large in a
subsequent part Of this report. From them your
committee has been constrained 10 draw concln-
sions most unlayorablc 30 the general accuracy
OF the department, aud though all, or nearly an
of the cases which follow have been differently
repre scented in different reports Of the depart
meat they are not selected with special view
10 that circumstance. We detail them because
they form parts Of transactions with individuals,
some il IS true Of small importance, and others
of great magnitude, but altogether, involving al
most every conceivable variety OF abuse; some
Of them in direct violation Of law, and some sub
versive Of the common principles OF justice and
fair dealing between man and man.
The first case examined by your committee
was a contract with Gen. George House, of Cal
lipois, in the State Of Ohio, and the following Is
the transaction somewhat in detail as II appeared
in evidence.
AT the lettings rDoc. III, p. 81 in October,
1890, route No. 1875, from Colesmouth TO CALI
POLLS was taken bv John Black at the yearly
compensation Of 1894, commencing On lst oil
January, 1881, and ending the 3lst December
1884.
On the files Of the department is a letter from
House 10 the Postmaster General, dated at
Washington, January 2Sth, 1881, in which he
proposes 10 carry the mail three times Teek
4 in a steamboat from Charleston, kenhawa, 10
I Galipolis, at $50 per mile, per annum, to COM
mence as soon as his boat should be ready in The
spring; and he adds, that bis proposition Is made
ia pursuance OF request or directions CT tbs
department made 10 Judge Hayward in Decem
khuak6in~ ~ = animated distance sixty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

Law OF 1908, Y. ., =. 1892.
1884, vol. 3, p. losS, s. 10
tSee "a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

s2so.4ss
s03,6o5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

~. /
MILL Cd
y the latd
ardscrsbl
d., butd
The Potol
all kind
will keed
| Sc LOgd
| 'er abordI
sons thaa
] noneyl
| bills fG,I
| ngths upI
will all
| IL times
GER. |
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

Which will leave, of the receipt,
of that quarter, in the hands
of postmasters, on that day, s205. 7o4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

The Postmaster General. 10 his annu-
al report accompanying the Presidents
message Of December ist, 1882. states a
surplus Of available funds. after defraying
all the expenses Of the department down
10 the st Of July, 1882, at 202,Sll 10
In his report Of November
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03
Sl,12S,600

They also state that there was on the
nth April. 1884; a balance Of deposites
in banks in favor of the depart
nent of $4,000 95s
Ofths there was deposited in
banks which have failed 5.455 OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

The amount Of funds sunk by the de-
parfment since it came under the superin
tendence Of the present Postmaster Gene.
raj, beyond the amount Of its receipts, is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

sI.0s4 ia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03
Making in the aggregate

Making in the aggregate $3.50
Ia his report of March 8, 1894, doc.
1873, D. 1919. he states the contract as
from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh, from
Pittsburgh TO Washington, and from
Washington to Whesling, at an annual
commentator of 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

mat on the LIST July, 1929,
the surplus fund was ac-
cording TO the statement
o. the former Postmaster
General,
But according TO the state
ment Of the present Post
master General, it was
reduced TO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

%, 1858, he says, That
instead Of having had on
hand that amount Of a.
valuable funds. the de-
pariment was at that time
really indebted beyond
the whole amount OF its
resources, including ;,s
credits, a,s4a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

Thus the Blue Book gives an aggregate
less than the annual report of 4o,969 oaa
The report of March 8, 1884,
less than the Blue BQ2k.6 T. |
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-03

as9,i4o IL
e30,4s9
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-14
The Annual xair
y 0ET.nE

IA - III a.t4sA OF THE 4, ~ %
Young Ladies Circle Of ISsaxstry
MILL be holden 4, the Court House IN
~ this village on Wednesday the 18th OF
August next. Sases ia comnanCe at q o'clock
r. q. and coniih0e through the evening.
~. p. Gentlenaen and Ladies from this and.
the peighboriDg towns are respect fully Invited
10 attend. ~
= Tickets 0f admittance TO Be obtained at The.
door, and At the stores of Mpssrs. Smitl, and
Lord-prlce 12 i-2 cents-chiidren half price.
Lifcheeid, July 80 .E,fI
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-14
NOTICE.

TINE Court of Probate fof the District Of.
= Litchfeld hath sssigned the ieth day &c
instant August, II 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon.
at the Probate Office IN Litchfeld, Cor the ap- I,
pointment Of commissioners on The estate IF
LEONARD GOODWIN,
late Of Litch6eld, jn' said district, deceased,
represented ins0lseHt. NJ which time and Mace
all persons interested itf said estate win (if
they see cause) attend before said Court and
he heard relative to such appointment.
BY order Ut said Ca.sst.
EBEr'R w. BOXES, Adas'r. !.
LiIchfeLd. Aug. 8, 1884 TO-
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-14

eeS emission Of half esgleS hns hssa uass itsSs2
the MINI IN Phiiadelphia. The die I IN, - -
asw,y issaed twsay-ave esalpisoes.
The MeFmO0ies in Cluy couusy, Nlisssar;. A. =
tsrsd iron the Vavages Of The eslor and ,Io,e ~,
escaped are aid Co have Aed ia every dsrec,iou.
Ssvsoss AeOidest.-This morning, "a n o'clock. n.
the workmeW employed On 81. Peters Church. in
RoxhNry. were 6Ois'iag stole The top ofhe wan
distance Of over 20 feet from sha Rround he rnvno
gave way, aud precipaasd Ihrsr men, al bv the mana
Of MahOReys father, sou, end il is believed nenE
evil TO The grou1d amidst the stnue and vahb;.h h..
Inv. The father had HE collar bOna broken. aaa
shoulder dislOcaaed; his had his IeR broken in
two places; the other man had HE leg badly broker
IN two places. near the ANGLE. Two were taken 10
the hospi'O: in the ci'y.--Eos Zrams.
RO6bevy.-lsaac Brooks, ,lrOver, from Stow. had
HE pOcke'-bOok stolen rOmLs pocket an Monday, a,
ihe Brighton Market containing money 10 The amoup.
Of about $780, aWd notes 10 ihe amount Of about $500
with other valuable papers. AFewGld Of 500 10 Of
lered for lhe rogue. t
,t.., ;...MARRIED.
Rev. ~ s Tosss% Soc .%., 1s l s. ms. g.
amanda Chase, daughter Of NJ. Philo Chase. ~
II IN New. Bri'sin Mr. Samuel hydond, d Be,hsm,
= !" Hartford, Mr.. Elijah w. Barber 10 Miss Marv
Sr"ckway; Mr. Augaeias BackGs, u Rensselacrviile.
y. Y. Miss Martha G. Msnn, tiaNgh.es Of Iaenn;ne
Bradley. : s''4p'' 9
/ /, DIED,
In Sharon. Ellsworth 6oc) on he 4,t inst. Cant.
Isaiah Everitt, aged b. ~ -
ln Goshen, Carlos +. Bailey eldest con or putnAm'
Bailey, Esq. aged years, and s mo1ths His deeil
was occasioned by q kick from a horse--a yscrnins
20 pareHes not suffer their children Is fr,a v;,h
horses at that tender ages-.k,om
IN New.MiIiord, on abe i3th u Of paralysis. Mrs..
Betty Bos'wick, wife &C Col, Eshs Roslwick, aged
band, and family, and will be mech ~ all heF
acQuainlance.--C Com. I'M = n -
10 Hartford, Nathaniel PaHen, ESQ. aged cd
AZ Wtadsor, Mrs Dorcas Eggleslon. aged "a, wife
ln Cncinna!i. ON the 24lh ult, Miss Caroline, and
on the SO.h. Mics Harriet, daughters Of the ate Mr.
Norman Dexter, Of Nsw.Hayen. M T1.@