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Southern telegraph., 1836-06-17
FRENW .YFEK1 1KCE.V'ES N'c1

EVHE subscriber has Just received from
u New YORK supply Of fresh MeS.-
cines comprising most Of the articles rsquir-
ed for Plantation use also some very choice
PORT WINE, CORDlALS, and an assort-
ment Of ofFANCY ARTICLES, He invites
his friends and the public to call and Pur-
chase.
Anril %. 1886. l2-y',
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-17

WOODWARD g. CLARKE.
PHILADELPHIA
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-17
May 9th, 1896
AnMINISTRATOR'S NOVICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
n ETTERS Of Administration on the
Estate of PLEASANT ELAN, deceased,
was granted to the undersigned by tho
Hon Probate Court of Jefferson County, on
the 25tb inst. Notice is therefore hereby
given to all persons having claims against
the said estate to present them legally au-
thenticated within the time prescribed by
law or they shall be forever barred.
CATHARINE ELAN, Ada11.
CHARLES WEST, Admr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28

REsgo a fur hundred similar oasss % The atOss
suw 10 sew pulegssd 20 By Dr.. 3.
foV thsir cldEen-shey are very plens.s and chan
q msnIh old may take thea wnh PeFGscl satetys and
with . csrtsisty &c beue6eiai gsSults.
Cholera Mcgbas, Champs. Cholics, Dyss.is'y Looss-
% Oiev@a, all speedily cared ny thlS Ines
IimaLle Msdicine, which assists nasuTe y easci9aIy
throw of ~ll OlEeading humOr. Whoeser takes 1ne@
will be satisfied thai medicine iS not all bSm11g-
Health viii soon light up The cOU"'ena"ces Of
NJ. MacmanSs, l82 DivisiOn-si. wss eeIeo 10 On If
iemt SpasaOdic or MagaAnt Cholera VIII VIZ ;he n
those Pix, on the 9TH ot SeP'emDsI, lie middle Of
bOve gentleman was suddenly seiEed ~ "s IN ~ me
the mseht with cramps in The bowels ""a go RYAN
slusnach, with sickMess and P"rgIng. IL commenced
4 dct's Pills IN the house, a"d ~ Iii h,ch mad the
&C. ~ ss~;ng The craD,p and spaFm' as we" "s , '"s
s;ck gess-and he sOOn afterwards wear ~ ~: 49,
We ""OM ~, cio wing day. This gentleman has Know"
Oj;ns Iur 20 years-aWd considers Il i"VaIua-
| lie Ua allows reference to be made 10 Elm.
| "I e.. ,hr convenience Of the Public, DIR. Bra"deM
& s,aLIis,ed the following respectable citIzc"s as
agents for the sale OfIhis truly invaluable medicine
"'PRTcE 25 CENTS PER Box, with foil directions. :,
Neg York-Mr. Lance, $50 Eigher"tl'-slreel; Mr
Hill, III WaIer-si; Mr.. A. Wrigh.man. Watch and
Fancy store, Is FulIOM-sl; N. {. Mains, Bo"EseHer,
sc. 90 CaiIarinest; L. A. Trip, Sta"ner, &c. Io'
DivisiOn-s,.; W. Il D. d: Wright Hardware ~ men, zen
HUWstOM.si. corner U( LIZ wissI.; b. 3 TayOr 10 We
sey-s; Brewer & Striker. So Canal-st.
Jersey Ciy-W. r. dayton, Grocer, SC, corner
Of York aud Greea-sis.
BrOOkiyn-G.B B. Booth, Matchmaker, 70 FuIiOn-s
Fatterson-H. H. Post, Passaic Hotel.
HorLGen-John S. Kenyon, Pest Office.
Otsego County, N. Y.-Henry Lalhr"r Edmes'o 81.
Aossachusetss-Alr. Muzzey, COrnhilIs Bost0"' Mr
Qui,plDy, CharlerIuwn; Mr.. Bixl,y, LowciI. ~ =
E2hoSe LStand--9fessrs. Marshall, Brown q No''
| Providence. - p
Harfford Con--John Bra.ldock, Henry Benton.
1lid3Irto,ra-E. G. FERRE, State Agent.
Esser-Lewis p. Hayden:
NiddIe Haddon- lHos Wh't'nore.
North Kjllins,ro, th-(;hauncey W Ilman.
Guiiford-W. and J. Hale.
Branford-Et F. Rogers.
East Haven-James Thompson, Jr.
Neo. Hosen--L. II. Young.
Orange-Wlam Woodruff.
IVnugo,uc-John TillOu.
Wood6ridge-Eber Lines.
HMmphyeysrsue-E. Gilbert 81 Co.
Btthany-Arehibad Perkins.
CheshIs-SiIas Hitchcock.
Observation-Disclosures Kimberly.
" Mlfovd-Adolphus Baldwin.
H41llingford-Carringon & Kirkland.
WTndsor-S. O LOoIDis.
Warehouse POint-J. b. Chapman.
7hompsonvMe-Parsons q Harper.
Eu6ieid-LOomis & Sheldon.
East Granby-J. J. q G. E. Viets.
ISimsbHry-llenry Ely.
('anton-Charles Mygalt.
o-Harford CensIe-Jsmes F. Henderson.
Woicosriiie--JohO Hungertord.
Piymoi.sh-S. M. Mitchell.
Litchfetd-E. A. LORD. ll]3m4
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28

The Steam Boat New.IEavem,
Capt. =. Stone. and
The Steam Beat New.YOrk.
Capt. ID. Stone.
MILL alternately leave Nrw-Ilayen dai.
w ", (Sundays excrpted) ut is U'clock
W. ana At Q "'el0ek A. NJ. IN Saturdays.
Ne'arnlpg. leave New. York daily .(sandnys
TsIrp'eu) vt 7o'clsck A. NJ. and ~ q v'clock
T. ~ 90 Saturdays.
N. , C"ashss are In waiting NJ the Steam
ss s"' u"sk W New'HavvN, 20 convey passsn.
.a ~ wsIh"ut delay ~ ilArtiayd. Boston, and
rsa.sIdenee, alao 70 LIlehAsld dnIlv. sln Wa.
IsFnnrry MandAya, Wsdnesdnvs nnd rrldsvs.
900 VA Vocabulary Tassdays 8, rhnssiass M
~ sa,usIsASs also 70 WsleeslvIIls Via WaIsvhu
.' s"S r.y""a'" TsssaAss' ThGEsdAyS and
!. o. Positively freight will No, IN ,.h.. an
board the bHAla " NHW.II nIls, al a'.HH
h. ~ CtlA'B w. ilINMAN. 49,.
Nss'Iiarsn, May 90, tna
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28

10 fke auAabifantS q Nc Solsl q Al1ch6 ILL
1ITHF s.ibscribcr hes been appointed DIV
the State ColIector) for the town Of Itch
field 10 collect contributions for the purpose
Of erecting at the City OF Mashington a Ma
fional Monument to the memory OF washing
ton. AS it is to be National Monument, it is
,~;shed that every person i'm the United States
NAV contribute for the same. From the known
patriotism of the inhabitants of Litchfield, it
Is hoped they win be liberal in contributing
for so desirable an object. The subscriber,
in the course of the months of August and
September, will call at every dwelling in the
town and receive their contributions. No one
person can contribute more than one dollar,
but may subscribe any sum by families or
companies. JOSEPH ADAMS.
Litchfield, July, 1886. Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28

HNHE subscribers having entered into Co
Il partnership, under the name and firm Of
R. Me1.rim1am & Co.
for the purpose Of continuing the business Of
Repairing Clocks and Matches, Manu- dcfwriHg
SilUer Spoons, &c. &c. would inform their Gus
toners that they have just received from Ne"
York an extensive assortment Of
Watches, .JeeUels'y, and
Plated Ware,
Of superior quality. aud the latest patterns /;
amongst which are the following articles:
Gold, coral, flagr+e and JET Ear Rings;
C"rnelian. agate, coral. jet. onyx and gold
Breast Pins imitation and real emerald. opal,
diamond set, pearl and plain Finger Rings {;
Belt Buckles; Slides, Plated Shutters s. Trays;
Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Gases:
Near sighted Spectaeies and Eye Glasses {;
Music Boxes, Motto Seals. Pen Knives, Cut
ting Pillars, Watch Oil, Magnets, Combs, Tu-
ming Forks. Belt Buckles and Slides, Sc. SC.
- Thankful for past fav"rs, they will be still
more pleased with continuance "f patronage.
REUBEN MERRlMAN,
REUBEN B. MERRlMAN.
One door east Of Presbyterian Church.
Litek field, March %. 1856. az
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28

the same complaint. Numerous other cases Could ~
referred TO- but let suffice say, that whoever choo
:, pufcnase one 70 cent box will not have occasion
!. FEVER and AGUE.-Many sufsrioe from mi.
usorder have been cured after taking two Or .ree do.
49, p n% Y bs advice 10 10 take six eight, or even
al hsove the power OF the medicine 10 eradca,ine
80 1'seSse from the Constitution, be the name what L
Pills wiS e sy individual going West ossh. 20 have hs
ana 4. MUCOUS 9@ Headache. Bilious Fever, Ysoso Fsuer
be- taken !" d".ss diseases: Brandehs Pills Ough.
psrsevsred in snis 1s or PILE every hoss
spon the result. for the laws az a. wolfe ~ ~. s r.
\" ~. cure. provided they ore taken 10 s;me. Ana
oainspn Gentlemen will fad ,ha ed;c;.. nm. ..;.
w ins1re health 20 the people on ,hs;s ome ""c"
Cencsrs--Seseral cases of The care cs S' y"
20 me cnre % certain. fperssvsrence IN he
.C,assmpsioA.- Reference caa be mad. =. ..,
W. have Ssea cared 10 New York aaa HsoSESS ~
,SeasHa.o,y Rhesma,isA. Piles. co..is.a..., Cured
~ Aneesns. co!asr oi Spring and Elisabeth ~
yeais suffered excrnoiaiing iormsnls from ,hSss
sssI'o,s complaln.s every medicine kMowa was dried
81 n;sS sassS rem shs nfss phy:iciaas sf New Y"G
bfAndahs UnIsersals were had reconrs" n" ~" nv,
now although lea 70 cen, hssss have been wsed. h"
sHsss',n; s ansssa, man. swelling entirely ea1s aus
use .! limus ana appetite returned indeed IL IA ..m
parallsely well. and attends 10 his ayocaers' AZ
eeesldaN he iairodnelon VI this msdielne lnlo MI
aenniFy ~ aalianal blessing. We I'll who have ~ ~
= lhEsagh his accommodation. have seeslvsd sprs
beHafli With salE ~ w."
AkepsD, &fgns and Orassl. What nee been sAId a
kleu,Apilsm sqsally applicable 70 these lslsssSIn
eptnplAImla,
Pllss-sons bun ef BraadssAsa Pills wIll ssnsrall
~ D aaFe Ire wegsl af either eastward " ID
N1sa kllall u lkan 10 deeee u els " elahl PILLS.
~. n.-.nss b.eaA fslss % several lets.ae whl
EpFsd sane hAd hasn aiRled - % ~ ypaVs
:. ~ 3MM q eehng MafmAs a snlNtl llme Aimee
snAse Nllls 81 glalgAa lpslM N hsFsslls. Ahe
~ 49,. ~ paIla9 VIVA #Iem Il lgahea1n leRall
sssAihsv aAsSfs W y v guIesRh OVsis hpT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28
NEW GOODS
SPRING EaSWTO.0cS.

MISS CABLE has lately returned from
ISA New. York with a general assoc tment Of
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, consist
ing in part Of an elegant ass"i tment Of Tuscan
4 Straw Hats. Silk Hats g. Caps, Ribbons s.
Flowers; Silks. a variety Of colors; French
and English Calic"es, wrought Capes h Col
lars. Thread Laces & Edgings, Fancy Hdk'fs,
Belts, Gloves. Hosiery and Shoes, COrsctts,
Combs. &c. SIC. all Of which will be sold as
low as can be purchased elsewhere.
Is Millinery and Mantua- making done To
order. April 90. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-28
One Cent Reward /!

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, an in
~ dentured apprentice named DENNIS Nc
G1NN1s, aged about II years, about feet in
height, thick set; wore away q snuff colored
dress has on his right hand, between thumb
and finger, an anchor with India ink, and a
small spot on the other with the same. Any
person returning said boy, or giving Informal
ton where he may be found, shall receive the
above reward, but no charges. All persons
are forbid harboring, employing, or trusting
said boy on penalty of the law.
MARCUS o. PLATT.
NeU.Alilfosd, July ii, 1886. 7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30

4 C0utiOn.-A week or two since, the
editor of the Essex Banner, received IL let
ter from Bradford containing two dollars,
and an advertisement purporting to be from
young lady who was anxious to enter in
to the holy state of matrimony. Every thing
appearing fair, it was inserted, with the sig
nature annexed.-lt was soon ascertained,
however, that it was a miserable hoax and
we are happy to add that by the exertions
of the editor and the friends of the young
lady, its author was discovered, ard has
made all the reparation he could make by
publishing over his owd signature the fol-
lowing confession, which we re-publsh for
the benefit of all, who like him, are base
enough to be guilty of such shameless Of
fence Boston Post.
Whereas an unauthorized, false and
malicious advertisement, purporting TO be
subscribed by Hannah Hull, was inserted in
the Essex Banner of last week, l, Nathaniel
Holmes, Jun, of Bradford, hereby confess
that was the author of it, and that have
thereby wronged Miss Hull most cruelty,
and without the least provocatou or reason.
| therefore penitenty ask her pardon, and
also take this method of informing the pub
lie, that there has never been any impro-
priety of any kind on her part, which could
justify said advertisement, but on the con-
trary, that her conversation and conduct
have been at all times correct, yrtuous and
inotfensive, and that in causing said adver-
tisement 10 be sent to Mr.. Farnsworth,
through the post office, in a letter, enclos-
ing two dollars for its insertion, | was ac-
tuated by blind infatuation and reckless
disregard of principle, honor and humanity.
| therefore beg leave to express my sorrow
for my barbarous insult upon Miss Hull,
and to solicit her, and Mr. Farnsworth, the
editor of the Essex Banner, and the public
generally to forgive me.
NATHANIEL HOLMES, Jr.
Bradford, March Q, 1886"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30
NATHANIEL HOLMES, Jr.
Bradford, March 0, 1886"

A,rfm Steamboat Disdner-The Mobile
Mercantile Advertiser of the 18th instant,
has the following.
The boilers of the steamboat Ben Frank
lin, as she was leaving this port for Mont
gomery, yesterday morning, burst, produc-
ing conclusion that shook the whole ci,y.
The boat had just backed out from the wharf
into the stream, and having turned her bow
upwards, the engine had been stopped in
order TO give the machinery forward mo-
ton, when the dreadful accident occurred.
Almost upon the instant the whole city rush
ed TO the wharves to gaze upon the scene OF
horror and destruction. 1his boat has
been run as packet, for the conveyance Of
passengers exclusively, between this city
and Montgomery the whole season thus far,
and of course IT was natural that vast deal
of ;n,eres, should be felt for the lives and
safety of those on board. The spectacle
was truly affecting. The boat was foriv or
ff,v yards on, in the stream, the whole os
the boiler deck, the boilers and chimu.-,
we're gone, aud over the surface Of, ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30
BI AUTHORITY.
Laus of The United States, passed at the
Ist Session Of the 2ih Congress.
Public, No. 4.


AN ACT authorizing special term of the
Court of Appeals, for the Territory OF
Florida, and for other purposes.
BE IL enacted 6y the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES of tke United States OF
.imeriea in Congress assembled, That a
special term of the court of appeals, for the
Territory of Florida, shall be holden ut Tai
lahasse, the seat of Government Of said
Territory, on the first Monday in May next,
and all appeals, writs of error, motions and
suits, depending or returnable to the last
January term, shall be heard and decided
at the special term herein appointed, in the
same manner as they might have been un-
der the existing laws if the January term
had been holden according to law.
Sec. 2. BE it further enacted, That when
by the death, sickness, or inability to at
tend, of any Of the Judges, or for any other
cause, the regular terms Of said court shall
not be holden, it shall and may be lawful
for the judges thereof to appoint n special
term.
Sec. 8. BE it further enacted, That the
county of Franklin, in the Territory OF
Florida, shall be added to, and form a part
Of the middle judicial district of said Terri
tory, and it shall be the duty of the judge
of said middle district to hold two regular
terms Of the superior court, at the town Of
Rpalachicola, commencing on the second
Mondays of April and November, and spe-
cial terms AT such other periods, as may be
required by business, and not interfere with
the business of said court in other counties.
Sec. 4. BE it further enacted, That there
shall only be one term of the superior court
holden for the counties of Madison and
Hamilton, in each year.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker oftlic House of Representatives.
NJ. VAN BUREN,
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
APPROVED, February 25th, 1886.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30

Lusus Natw9.-We saw most remark
able freak of nature in the stable of Mr..
Daniel Voglesong in this borough on Sat-
nrday, nothing similar to which do we re-
member ever to have seen noticed. 1t ought
in the common course of things to have
been calf, but its head bears a much s,ron-
ger resemblance to that of dccr--it has
not the slightest claim to the possession OF
ntail, and its skin is entirely uncovered with
hair, except some small patches of fuzzy
down which are thinly scattered over il.
IL is lively and active and the COW, of
which it is the offspring, has been heretofore
remarkable for the excellence Of her calves.
York Po. Repub.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30

gave no estimates, but stated that orders
had been issued 10 the Collector, at New
Orleans, TO furnish them.
There was another communication, con-
tanning the statement ofthe condition of the
Deposlte Banks, up to the Is, instant, which
was ordered to be printed.
In the House, several private bills were
reported from the Committee.
Mr.. Casey, from the Committee on Pub
lie, Lands, reported bill to create the of
fee OF Surveyor OF the Public Lands. in
that part of the Territory of Michigan.
which lies west ofthe Lake Michigan: read
twice and committed.
Mr.. Gillet, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported bill to fix the number and
compensation oflhe Officers ofthe Customs.
and for other purposes read twice and
committed.
Mr.. Lane, from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, reported bill auth
orizing the Washington Monument Society
to construct their Monumen, on land be-
longing to the UnitGd States, in the City Of
Washington read twice and committed.
After which the House proceeded to the
consideration of the contested election for
North Carolina.
The report of the majority of the COM
mlttee was in favor of the petitioner, David
Newland, and concluded by the following
resolution:
Resolved, That James Graham is not
entitled to a scat in this House, and that
Daniel Newland is entitled to seat in this
House."
Mr.. Graham moved the following amend
ment thereto: Strike out all after the word
" resolved" and insert the following:
"That the depositions which have been
communicated to the House by the Speak
er, and laid on the table, since the report of
the Committee on elections was made,
wherever taken upon due notice, may be
received by the House as testimony in this
case," Concluding by the nmes of voters. J
A long debate ensued in which Mr.. New
land (the petitionen Mr.. Graham (the sit.
ting member) Messrs. Williams, Wander
pool, Hanes, Dane, Maury, Spright, Cham
bers, Pearce, Shepherd, Underwood and
Lincoln took part.
In Senate Friday, Mr.. Davis from the
C""iH'tco on NoHineTCc, reported Dill
for the relief of the owners and crew of the
brig Elizabeth; which was read, and or
dered to second reading.
The bill confirming claims to lands in
Missouri, was read "A third time, and passed.
The bill for the relief of the Corporations
OF the District of Columbia having been
read third time.
The question was then taken on the pas
sage of the bill, and decided as follows:
Yeas II Noes 10.
After some time spent in consideration of
bills concerning lands, the Senate, without
concluding, adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Hall of Vermont, IA
member of the Committee on Post offices
and Post roads, rose to submit a report on
the part of the minority of that Committee.
Several reports of committees were pre-
sented. The House then proceeded TO the
consideration of the North Carolina contest
ed election. The questions before the
House were those presented on Thursday.
MIR. Hard moved that the report be referred
to a committee of the whole House. A long
debate ensued, but no question was taken,
and the House adjourned.
uUrxxr<u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30

Mr.. PECKHAM,-I have read with pleas
ure the appropriate and patriotic Resolu-
tios passed by most numerous meeting of
the friends of the present Administrations
at Faneul Hall, the Hon. WIN. FOSTER
presiding-and l hope that every indepcn-
dent fireman in Rhodc-lsland will lay aside
his prcjudices (if any he has) and read,
mark, learn and inwardly digest the senti-
ments and principles they contain, before he
at the polls, on the Goth of the ensuing
month, exercises his dearest and most valu-
able privilege. / select the following from
among them, and hope you will give them
place IN your next paper =
4b. Resolued, That this convention
unanimously approve of the nomination of
MARTIN VAN BUREN
as the next President of the United States ::
that we have full confidence in his political
principles, and practical wisdom, and in the
purity of thar character, both public and
private, in which the bitterest scrutiny of his
opponent has not been able to discover a
stain that we believe the best interests of
this State and nation would be promoted by
his election 10 the Presidency; and we
pledge ourselves TO use all fair and honora-
bic exertlons to secure TO him at the next
election, the electoral vote of Massachusetts.
9Th. Resolred, That as citizens, having
a common interest with the citizens of 9th
er States, in the great heritage of liberty,
embracing the Union as n whole we are
resolved, in the approaching Presidential
election, to use our best endcayors TO effect
change in the mistaken policy of those
who, for the last thirty-six years, have la
bored to place this State in an unnatural re-
lation to her sister States, by practically en-
forcing the doctrine that the only way to
support the National Constitution, is TO OPP
pose those whom the people elect to admin
lister it.
9TH. Resolred, That we cannot respec,
the wisdom or admire the consistency OF
those, who in this Hall, in 1882, extollcd
the proclamation of Andrew Jack son n gains,
Notification, as being worthy of Washing
ton himself, bad he risen from his tomb
but who now exhort us TO emulate the ex-
ample of South Carolina in opposing the
Government without just cause, and in prac-
ticaly seeding from the rest Of the Union.
in the choice Of President.
S,b. Rssoired That we wish to cultivate
union with our sister S,ates-that we do not
claim, as State, to be always right and
they always wrong-,bat the great State Of
New York, which never had a citizen cho-
sen President, while Massachusetts has had
fro,. elected by the aid of New York voters,
Is now Justly entitled to that distinction
through her favorite son--,hat the interests
Of Ncv England ard New York are ene
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-23
ID IA o. WDERlDE.o
BARRIER

HNAhES this method of informing The
Gentlemen of Charlotte and IFS vicin.
y, that he has taken the shop formerly &C.
onpied b, Poladore Brickell, where he IN.
tends carrying on the above business in all
us various mysteries. lie assures the pub
'ic that he will keep rs decent Shop MS
las been KEEP, IN Charlotte heretofore, and
he flat,crs himself that his work shall be
done IN style aud taste that shall merit
another call.
Should any Gentlemen wish their wig,
scratch or potch repaired, they can have
them neatly done aud IL the Ladies have
any hair they wish worked Up, IL can be
done IN the ncaiest and latest style, aud
should they have Frizzets that they wish
boiled sad baked over, they can also be done
IN the FIRST style.
Having travelled in several Of the North.
ern Cities Tor the purpose OF acquiring a
complete knowledge OF his business, he car.
nesily solcIls u trial and # IN all eases his
work IS not done IN better stsla and more
10 sat- The physiognomy than has ever been
IN this place, then he will agree 10 DENY
tho pole.
All Razors, Knives, Scissors, and Sur.
gcon instruments can be put Ia good order.
Charlotte, Ssyt. H. 1880. M