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New crop Sugar, CoGee, MOIasses.

New crop Sugar, Coffee, MOlasses.
FENHE Subscribers respectfully inform their country
n friends, that they are now receiving by sundry
vessels
New crop of New Orleans sugars, (part very cheapD
Best st. Croix and Porto Rico do.
New Orleans and English Island molasses,
Prime green NEW crop coffee,
Old white and Java do
IL .4lso-5,0O0 lbs. Virginia cotton yarns
l,C0O sacks best Liverpool SALT with a variety of
other goods which they offer by Wholesale low prices
u Country merchants will find to their interest
give them call.-All orders sent them will meet
with despatch, and executed on the best terms
ii. W. x j. J. FRY.
Richmond, February IA. 91-w}wif
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u TrE VorEas or HAsoyER, friendly 70 the Admin
istraton requested to attend at their Court House
the first day Of February Court for the purpose oil
nominating suitable candidate TO represent them in the
next General Assembly Of Vagina and for the purpose
Of cccng Delegates TO the Convention wchis propos
cd to be held in the City Of Richmond the first Mon
day in March, 70 nominate candidate for Congress from
the district general attendance is earnestly request
cd ft21Fl MANY VOTERS.
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mnEGc'

AFR short discussion, in which this motion was sup
ported by Aessrs Bolts and Gregory and opposed by
Messrs. Watkins, Johnson of Richmond and Mcdowell
On motion of Mr.. Johnson of Richmond the report
laid on the table.
Engrossed bills read third time and passed-to
establish regiment Of militia in the county of She.
nandoah-and Incorporating the Richmond and Frede-
ricksburg Coal Mining Company
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Botctourt,
The Ilousc adjourned
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AOn REWARD.--Ran oy on Saturday night
~ NJ the 9th inst from former residence Of
Joscpl Matthews deceased u Of Nelson county, Va,
Negro man. named MOSS, ut thirty eight years Of
age five feet six inches high has defect in
his right eye is tocrably good shoemaker had and
took with him considerable quantity Of clothing mot
particularly ccolectcdO he read tocraby we'll and
IL presumed c has procured free papers and win en-
dcavor 10 get % free State The above reward viii be
given for experimenting and securing said runaway in
any jail so that get him agoinnnd all reasonable
charges paid if brought home.
JOSEPH B. MATTHEW'S,
Feb 8 [sG--w3wl Er'or. Of jos. besfttrs, iced
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I'm CIIANCERY- -NIRGISIA--In NotlOway County
III Court, 18th December, 1884:
Sally Harper widow and rclict Of Edward Harper,
dec d. Robert $. Flppin and Nancy his wife, Creed Z.
Harper, and john T.. Harper Plaintiffs,
against
Newton NJ Harper, in his own right, and as admins-
traitor of Edward Harper, docd and James r. Joel e.,
Jesse g.. and Mary A. Harper, infants by the said New
ton NJ Harper, their guardian Gd Gtom, and John Avery
and Elizabeth his wife formerly Harper, Deits.
This day tie plaintiffs by their counsel aud filed
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according ~ the Act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this Couriand It appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they not inhabitants Of this cOunry IS oTdcr
cd That the said defendants do appear here the first
day Of the next March term nud answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of icn
nond town Of Petersburg for two months successive
w. and posted the front door of ic Courthouse Of this
\ county. a Copy. Testc,
! Dec 20. tG5--w5wJ p FITZGERALD, c. c.
| SOMETHING VERY ATTRACTIVE For sale
- MousrAis YIEw, containing Gl0 acres, aud CIo-
vnRDALr adjoining, containing upwards Of $50 acres
Each tract lies in the upper end Of Buckingham, within
ten miles Of james River Both tracts well adapted
n the culture Of corn wheat and tobacco and clover
and plaster net upon the land ike charm Upon each
tract there is large portion OF bottom land that proc
dncs fine grass Each situation is healthy. in good
ncig&,orhood fucy watercd and pretty wen improved
with houses orchards, &c The subscriber having de-
termined to remove the SouthWest invites those dis.
posed 70 settle themselves we'll ~ and view these
two desirable Of land he asks oay their value
SAMUEL r. CHRISTIAN
Feb 10. oo--Isfut
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DEATHS


DEATHS.
Died at the residence Of Row Edward Rowzce her father in
Dooy r. VIII john Mefes Wrcr 10 he 18th
year her ar Tue writer ibn,e opposed obituary
IL, Information Of citations distance, he will add this, the idea
Deceased Ia fby some Divine peontion for several months
hc'of her death The morning before her when entirely
husband her bed 80 aud presented him COZ, Of following
verses she died i% six hcsI. gr,s anticipated time
With joy renee! thee,
Transported iloue6,! thou, dcaro., man, adieu.
feel no sorow--5ut in leaving YOU:
o! thou my comfort, thought, and only
In these last words, thy kindness ri declare;
II truth, in constaney in faithful love,
Compelled by frequent sickness, to complain.
You s,rove TO lessen and assuase my paini
a coesan, sharcr in my present
h% i SFa sS., p @aS me- and my PS'C gone
Thy noOd of sricf-and of Thy health take care.
My blessings my babe Thou wilt be kind
1 Iothe dear infant that leave behind
Ard s, h S y saacT P' cs i%G n , sl Youth
Farewell to ALL who now attend
The faithful servant, aud the weeping friend;
With Christ, to share the slorcs Of his reign"
DIED il Mledscylc Gorga the 9Th January last Mr. Thos
Of Virginia but for the last years nabtan Mcdgc
I'm honest na.'s the nod'est '1ors Of Cod"
on SS the 3 year Of her SG leaving an and
church, aud trusted form things the soul;
own %i has served to render her beloved in tho neshsor
hood IN which she lived Intact have seldom been called to wit
ness more renng sensations than when administering
this dear and upright lady She the only daughter OF Miles Ca
her constant attention. rendered with cbcenes and the
Gs %SG e, found under he, roof that hGpSG reception
dear the writer of this has excaim, al
tered me-" The died. originally
S IpS M h ng'snsy acpv co. h s OF IN
small and interesting children and doong husband borcayed Of
which Say afflicted her good deeds
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ty for accidents and escapes but great and caution
will be used TO prevent them.
Chateau won % times; IA of which of four
miles, upwards He horse of prOdigioHsiu fine
speed running the St Lcger Course, when sixty yards
longer than at present carrying at years old IA lbs in
min. % l2 Ii he had continued his speed for 245
yards more, he would have his miles under this
heavy weight, in m. 30 s-Jetcy time than was ever
made in America with the light weight of So lbs for this
age. The 1chOlo distance honestly and in this
time, notwithstanding the ridiculous fabrication that the
ST. Leger time is estimated and averaged by the speed
for short distance.
He beat at Newmarket all their best mile horses as
Memnon, The Alderman, Mortgage, and many Others
over the Beacon Course thus proving that he had speed
enough to with the speedest and game and bottom
enough to ouast the stoutcst. His career truly
brilliant, at or years old winning
ioithOut losing heG ~ of which four miles
he lost these years, only short He had
Is a racer, superior.
His colts running with distinguished success
They have fine size, FORM beauty, and action, and
long and short distances equally One of his colts
second for the Derby. 1888, 12l subscribers making it
the fastest Derby record He had more and better
winners in 1888, than any young horse in England.
Chateau RlargauX got by Whalcbonc. the best
of Waxy the best of PoSos, perhaps the best of
Eclipse His dam, Wasp, by Johanna, Hgh1yer, Chan
clcers dam by Eclipse. Rosebud by Snap Miss Belsea
by Reguus Bartlett Childcrs, sister TO the Tive True
Blues. All these the best horses of their day,
vera having been beaten rich, authentic, and
truly e1teient pedigree. JOHN AVERY,
Feb. IL. [90-w4wl A. T. b. MERRITT
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MARRIAGES

Married the evening Of the Sth the Rev. Ciop
Daniel Thaddcus Req Miss Elizabeth Graves only
daugbtcrof Col. II. Graves Of New Kent County.
Morcd, Amelia county the 10th February Mr.
Spcy OF the of Powatan Miss Mary A. Pnchbcck
Amelia daughter of John Pinchbeck decd
l The Winchester Na) will please above.
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Chateau NFal.gaVgx.

FENHlS imported horse, will the ensuing season,
IL at Hicks Ford, Virginia, at $75 the season, and
800 insurance. with 81 to the groom. He is n large
brown bay horse, nearly black feet inches high with
uncommon strength and power, particularly fine shape,
and great beauty, with unequalcd action AS n racer
and stallion he has superio and very few equals in
England The tni1ca States. 1t may be confidently
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-14

baltimore continues prey to fires. On Friday, the
principal part of her elegant Court House consun
ed Other fires have taken place, and strong the
suspicion of their being occasioned by incendares that
the Mayor has offered handsome reward for their de-
lection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-14

II
Ht waFPfOpcIly representing my constituents This
Xriter calls Aessrs Smith and Rusand self the Van
1suren candidates know what authority he has
or calling the frst-named gentlemen Van Buren, men,
eut doknow, he has no authority for calling so-
am TOR acting with the Democratic Republican party
have no particular paraIity for Mr.. Van Buren,
President
tGnk It is time enough for the Administration party
10 d rnine about their candidate for the Presidency
Here ,fore the members of the Assembly have made the
nomination the session preceding the election of Prcs
dent, and can see no good reason why should now
dcNrt from the former practice.
Z We cannot tell what further devcopcmcnts may be
~ e, and feel we'll assured Judge better about
matter time hence Mr.. Marshall and the
Fer alluded to- wish to make the only question of the
Spring election Van Buren, Anti-Na Buren," hope
phcr questions will be made Th Gagrant rioiatio If
INSTRUCTIONS IN the election Of m Lcg-Ue Justification Of
3c panic speeches. &C. &c. l should like TO know who
Mr. Marshall ard the writer in favor of for President
they say AntVan Buren," think they should be as
ready 10 show their hands the hands of others
have written III great haste in order that you might
be able to correct any misrepresentation in relation
| myself Your friend and obcdient servant.
! CHAS HUNTON.
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Mr. fFauqucr Independent Reeistcr.l
COW ~ You will obige by inserting in
ccc;vadd companying extracts from letter re-
80 I'm our representative in the State Sc
,ssSrszS Fes Hunton, as be has been mentioned in
~ IS he 9TH inst, by writer and MIR. Marshall
70 him, and the voters of this Senatorial
letter should be published, taking the re-
myself. Your obt scrvt.,
JOHN III. DIGGES
n SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. O. 1886
81 have seen that a writer in the s'Indepcnd-
Go WI of the 9TH inst communicates letter
t;sz Marshall Esq, in which my linen.
fDosed evnr, Mr. Marshallid been satisfied |
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
RARDwARE :,
.azr q. FOR SALE Br
SAMUEL n. BOELE&.
LITCHFIELD.

p. LlTCHFlELDs .'""...- IS
DARBER & Gems patent cast steel CIR-
- cULAR Saws. Of "a and 60 inches diam
eter, and smaller sizes. 'af ...-... .
English and American, German and Cast
Steel MILL Saws, Of and 9 l-2 feet, and
CrOSs-cWt and lennon ditto. ...r. .sl |ar.a
Wood Saws and Frames, with all other,
sorts of Saws. Plane Irons. .G. .....,.
Firmers. TUrNer's, Framer's Chisels and
GOuges. Files and Rasps, fat, round, half
round, square & triangular. of all com. lengths.
Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bits,
from IL to 48 bits complete. e.a Pc. t..a..-.
Door Butts and Handles and House Trim
mings generally. Screws Of all sizes.
r. LOCKS. Of every description. .. 49,.
Cabinet Makers Trimmings Ware.
Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops and
do. with wrought bars, and common cast do.
=, Shovels and Tongs-Chopping Knives.
Knives and Forks Spoons; Walters. "-
Waffle IIOns-Patent Iron Tea Kettles.
Harness Makers Trimmings.
Carpenters AIDES, Hatchets, cast steel and
common Augcrs; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins,
GLUE, Sand Paper, &c. &c. with almost eve
~ other article in the Hardware Line, which
will be sold as low as they can be bought in
the State Of COnncc ticut.
LjfchfeLd, June 4. .. .-.... so
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
NOTICE.

wv E the subscribers having been appointed
W by the Court Of Probate for the District
OF Litch6eid Commissioners TO receive. ad-
just and allow the claims Of the several credi-
tors against the estate OF ABBY WARD, late
Of LitchReld. in said district, deceased. repre-
sented insolvent; and said Court having lin
tied and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the said creditors to present their
claims. We hereby give notice that We shall
meet for the purpose Of attending to the duties
ofOur said appointment at the store Of Charles
L. Webb, in said Litch6eld, on Friday the
the 2sth day Of January. and on Wednesday
the 98th day Of April next, at ten O'Clock 10
the forenoon on each of said days. '4+ ,a
se& JOsEPH BIReE, Consmis-
.s1WlLLlAM BUEL, sioaers.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
CHARLES L. WEBB, Adminis-
CARoLiNE WARD, traitors.
Litchfeld, Oct. 30, 1885. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
FRE9H TEAS.

FRESH TEAS -.
HUNPOwDER, Old HysOn, Young Hyson,
~ HysOn Skin and Souchong TEAS. with
general assortment Of other GROCERIES
warranted equal to any ia the market-just
received by ''Fo. a~'" " ZEN.
Oct. %. "e r. HARRISON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
-. .". .. j. PARKS ....
Hotel and Stage House,

~" H"LFEOHFI ELDs COVN. ".
- THE subscriber has opened the
fS1s l. house formerly occupied and
55si kept as hotel by Capt. j. Phelps,
z=44za2s which has been fitted up in good
style and calculated to accommodate persons
" no visit Litchfrld, and travellers passing
through the village. A share ofpubIic patron
age is solicited at this establishment. and the
entertainment which will be given, it is hop
ed. will prove satisfactory.
% The situation Of the House is central
and pleasant, and was well known when kept
by the former proprietor.
- Stages leave the above named Hotel,
daily, for Hartford and New Haven. Trav-
eIlrrs wishing 10 obtain seats in the various
stages that leave Liichfeld can record their
names on the stage-books at this Hotel. it,
JOSIAH PARKS.
Ljtchf eld. AUGUST 81, 1885. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12

- AA~V@1@@A@2@ R~&D&W@@@W
THIS school is designed exclusively for ie-
Il males. 1t will open ON "Wednesday the
nth of Nov'r, in the brick building near the
Meeting House, under the care Of Miss HAIR
RIsoN, daughter Of Rev. Fosdick Harrison, a
young lady. the trustees believe, every way
qualified to take charge Ofsuch an institution.
All the branches Of education usually pursued
in female seminaries will receive attention in
this; and whatever may be the apparent pro-
gress Of the pupils, it is determined that they
shall understand the studies to which they give
their attentiOn-or in other words, it is design
ed to have thorough course ofstudy pursued.
This school, as its name would indicate. is
located in South Farms, Litchfeld, Ct. place
on account Of its purity Of air and beauty Of
scenery well adapted for such an institution.
Terms Of tuiiion, So 90 per quarter.
N. B. Board can be procured in respectable
private families on terms as favorable as in any
village 10 the county. Instruction will be Civ.
en- in Music aud Drawing for reasonableex
ira charge. 3
- r. 8. cRAMPTON, ! Trustees
J. M. PlERPONT, Of
FRED'K WHITTLESEY, South Farms
~ EDWARD COWLES, Female
WILLIAM HARRISON. Seminary.
SOuLh Farms. Oct. %, 1895. 5rtssue 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
LOOK HERE!

THE subscriber offers far sale an assort-
u ment Of Wagons, and other srti-
cles. such as Steel Springs. Hoes, Axes, AIDES.
Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Cbissels, not sur
passed by any in the country, all Of which wilt
be sold as low for cash or good credit as at
any shop whatever. ~.*F...
r ~ ALSO, -.tr
A number Of SECOND hand CARRIAGES,
. "a SULKEYS, SC. for sale at cost.
i @@Wood-wOrk to Wagons Of oil descrip-
tons done at short notice. ..st .aa.. $50.
Horse-shoeing and all kinds Of country work
and repairing done with care. -..a .........
Most kinds Of lumber and produce taken in
payment for the above articles, by ,.....
.r WIN. RODGERS,
- Spencer Street.
Ana Apprentice wanted
v-. AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Litchfeid, May 7. >...t.+l .u... 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12

g. era" M3LG3E@8R X,
r.1 WHICH IN PART CONSISTS OF
LN NGLISH and French Merinos, Salisbury
81 Flannel. French Calico also the tw ilIed
English Prints a variety Of Silks for dresses,
Of different qualities and colors, from SO cents
to $l,e5 per yard; wrought Capes and Col
lars, Thread and BObbinett Laces. Muslins of
different kinds, Thibet and raw silk Handk'fs
and Shawls. Fancy hdk'fs and Scarfs, short
Fur Tippets, Belts, Gloves, Hosiery & Shoes;
COrsetts, Curls, Combs, &c. &c. Also an ex-
tensive assortment of MILLINERY, such as
velvet and silk Hats. Gaps, Ribbons & Flow-
eFs, Ornaments for the head, Nets for ladies
and misses. all Of which will be sold on rea-
sonable terms. or .s.. b., IL. Wa. ..., ..f .....r
). GJ@All kinds of Millinery and Mantuamak-
ing done in the neatest g. most approved style.
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods and fashions before purchasing
elsewhere.
Milliners and Mantuamakers from abroad
can be furnished with goods and patterns on
terms that may make it for their interest to
purchase, instead Of going to the city to obtain
them. 10 .,es r. Litchfeld, Oct. IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12

CTAGES leave O.Wadhams' Hotel. South
~ street, DAILY-Monday, Wednesday and
Friday by way Of Bethlem, w oodbnry. South
bury, Newtown, and Nersaalk. to New-Yo,k.
Of Watertowo, Waterbury, Salem, and Ne,o-
HaSen, to New-York. 30 ,st..s.,. 1,-..Ys- .
% All persons wishing to take Stage for
Albany or Poughkeepsie can apply for seats
as above and be called.
Fare through to Nes0- York $500.
~ The Norwalk Stage leaves Litchfield
at / O'Clock A. M. and the Steam Boat leaves
New-York ate A. NJ. $3.50 tsfa's t. 4 ...f
- The patronage Of persons travelling by
stage or private conveyance, Is solicited at
~ s. %. WagSEhGyaaeS' Hotel,
LIrCRFIELD, Coz. es.s:
Litehfeld. May 90, 1885. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12

w &RSS&9s&z&V d4AS4A0sS&v3 IL .
THE Winter Term will commence on the
IL FIRST Wednesday (4,h) OF November. and
continue 25 weeks. including recess Of one
week in the middle Of the term.
The Academy is pleasantly situated in the
healthy and retired village Of Warren, 10 miles
west Of Litchfeld, and one and a half south Of
the Litchheld aod Po'keepsie turnpike !; on
which road stages run daily each way, and
will pass through the village Of Warren when
desired.
During the present month the Academy will
be enlarged and repaired throughout, render
ing It convenient for. the teachers, and COM
Portable and pleasant for the scholars.
A Chemical. Philosophical and Astrononi-
cal apparatus will befurnished as soon as prac-
ticable. The proprietors intend the school
shall be both permanent and worthy the pat
ronage it may receive. Mr.. J. C. HowARD, a
graduate of Yale College. will continue to act
as superintendent and principal teacher, as
sisted by Miss RIDER. young lady OF the
frst respectability, and amply qualified for the
duties Of an instructress. r.sy.
Pupils can enter at any time, but It Is ex-
psctsd that they will remain gill the close Of
the term. No allowance made for absence,
except in cases OF protracted illness.
Board may be obtained in respectable fam
lilies at 81 95 to 81 SO per week, Including
washing. fuel and lights anflt 2
| Bills are payable quarterly. pg . 'ese.
1erms Of tuition per quarter Of II sUeeks.
| Common English branches. s. 90
Higher do. do. 800
/ Latin, Greek & French langua- m
\ ges, and higher Mathematics, w
i Painting and Drawing, (ersrG,) 800
| The subscribers take pleasure in adding that Mr.
Howard has had charge &c the Academy 10 this sows
the past year, and has secured the condolences Of shs
propTietors q comretenI and successae teacher.
~ 4r~~.sN HART TALCOTT,
i NORMAN LYMAN, 49,
| GEORGE STARR,
SHERMAN HARTWELL.
l Wavrsn Oct. 26. 1884. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
BROKE INTO
BROKE INTO

..en.uunuaess THE enclosure of the sub
y 4 seriber, about the last of
Ii September, one cow. 4 years
akw old, bright red, with brass but
tons on the horns. Also, one STEER, two
years old, pale red, with a slit in the ears
The owner is desired to pay charges and take
them away. taa HARVEY SMITH. Z
Kent, Oct. 22, 1885. ~ 4.,fty .~saa *a2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
For New-Haven and
!. 3, NEW-YORK.

caves LitchReld Monday, Wednesday
- and Friday. at 8 o'clock in the mora
ing-passing through South Farms, Bethlem,
Woodbury.. Southbury. Oxford, Humphreys
vile. and Derby. to New-Haven. III a.'y :.
Sept. l6. .,s, ,,a sssr J. PARKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
PUBLIC AUCTION.

DIV order Of the Court Of Probate for the
- District Of LitchReld, will he sold at pub
lie auction, on Monday the 18th day Of No
vember next. (unless previously disposed Of al
private sale.) SO much Of the ReGt Estate Of
tii SOLOMON STONE. 3oh
late Of said Litchfeld, deceased. represented
ins0lvent, ~ will raise the sum Of l98 dollars
81 cents. with incident charges Of sale. The
sale to take place at the late residence Of the
deceased, at II o'clock Ia the forenoon. iT
aaaaa CHESTER G. GosLEE. Executor.
Liich field, Oct. so, 1895. taf " %
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12
FOrHartfOrd..


&&E2 3&3&&3&ApsAAVa , \
nN and after this date the stage1willleave
~ Litchfeld for Hartford every merning
Sundays excrpted) at 8 o'clock goes through
in sir hours-wAere it intersects Steam Boats
far Springfield the same afternoon, and stea 70
boats for New YoGk Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at s o'clock p. NJ. !; stages f"s Yer
naomi. New Hampshire. Boston, Providence,
Norwich and New London every morning
and for New-Haven every afternoon. r. g
Superior new coaches run on this route from
Litchfisld to Hartford, with three changes Of
frst-rafe teams, and drivers Of responsibility.
No oneis attache d to- this concern bat persons
Of truth and veracity. from whom any infor-
nation can he had Nth correctness and civil
ity. For passage or ioformation apply TO J.
PARKS, at his house, formerly Capt. PheIps')
who is agent and proprietor. s1< ,sls',"'s'.}
Litchfeld dug. 8, 1885. 9