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Teuaraed for her trouble.
DAVID PARKS.
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NOTICE.

A IL Persons indebted TO ne for SMITH
N WORK, are requested 10 come forward and
settle either by Cash or No,e--,he Cash would be
preferred, bat settlement must taks place or my
sceoua,s will b pacsd out for collection, as ain
determined to leave my presen, residence.
JOHN JOHNSON.
Oct 90. 1855. 422
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Administrators sale.

Administrators sale.
y" ILL DO sold on Tuesday, the 18TH Of No.
w veuber next, at the late residence OF Ro-
bert Arnold, deed. the following property, VIZ:
Corn, Fodder, Oats, Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Household and kitchen FErHItUre,
Fdrning Utensils,
and other articles not enumerated. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
These indebted wall please make payment in
mtdistsly: and those having claims will present
them within the time prescribed BY Law, 81 this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
WM A. ARDREY. 4ia'r
ELIZA ARNOLD. Ada'r.
Oct %, 1888. t423P
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New PubIic House in Charlotte.
MEG kLENRUR(: WOTEI,.

Situated about $50 yards North Eoa of the
Court House.
TllE subscriber takes thus method Of IN.
- forming the CITIZENS Of MpckIenburp
aud the adjoining counties, and the public
generally, that this House, is now open for
the reception Of
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATloN will be made a, the ne,, ses-
N sion OF the General Assembly 10 amesd the
act Incorporating the Male and Female Academies
10 the town Of Charlotte.
Der s. 1885. tl22
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Cheap and seasonabls
GOODS

puueiuai dealers, bought 20 Ne~ Ytfk and Ss~.
arb. TAYLOR, HARRIS & GO.
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IN Equity.

Neckieabtrg County, y. e., August Term
lbs.
John Z, Williams and WIN. f.. HcRee
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
YANKEE FARMER and News Letter.

VOLUME rIFTH-coMMENcTNG JAN. l, lS30. s. ". Cole, Editor. c. P. BOsson, Publisher.
 OGce, NO. 34, Novsh Market street, Boston.
 THE YGnkee Farmer is published weekly, on royal sheet, in quarto form, making a very large and handsome volume of 4l6 pa- ges, and title page and index, at the iOw prtce of Two Dollars, in advance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Gents at the close of the year. This is the cheapest Agricultural pa- per in the country, and no exertions will be spared in maintaining its established charac- ter for interest and utility. The editor is as- sisted by the contributions of the best agri- cultural writers and practical farmers in the country.
 The Farmer contains good share of ori- ginal articles, with judicious selections, fur nishing instruction for the best modes of practice in all the various departments of Agriculture and its kindred branches. It also contains an interesting Miscellany and Summary of Intelligence, making valuable family paper, " blending the useful with the sweet" By means of agricultural papers. many important discoveries are brought to light and diffused throughout the world. to means would often die with the discoversr.
 Any one who gets five good subscribers. and collects and forwards the pay, shall have the sixth copy gratis, and the same per cent age for all over. Post Masters are requested to act as Agents. A good opportunity is now presented for new subscribers to commence with the volume.
 Boston, Dec. I, 1888. 0
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

Al Court of Probate holden Gt NoJolk, scithin
 and for fhe district of NOrtolk, On the lOsh day
 Of Norember, A. D. 16SS:
 Pyesent, Michael F. Mills. Esq. Judge. VRHIS Court doth direct the execuior of the N last will and testament of WILLIAM FRENCH, late of Norfolk. in said district, deceased. represented to be insolyeni, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate before the Court of Probate to be holden al the Probate Office in said district, on the l7th day of December. 1888, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. to be heard relative to the appoint ment 0f Commissioners on said estate. by posting said order of notice on public sign post in said town of Norfolk nearest the place where the deceased Inst dwelt, and Dy adyer. Using the same in . newspaper puDilsneo '' Litchfeld. Certified from Record.
 20 MItaAEx F. MELLs, Judgs:
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
MARRIED.

MARRIED, In this town, on the 2Dth ut. hy Rev. Mir. BFace MT. Nathaniel c. Loveland. to Miss Sarah ]. Stone. In Kent, on the 2d insa. Mir. Chauncey Gerry, O this town, to Miss Polly Benedict of iEe former place h Harwinton, MT. Merritt E. Johnson, to Mics Ma. ria C. Johnson.
 In Hariord, MT. Elizur B. FOrhes, of New-Yert, ,tc Miss Ann D. Burr of Hartford Mr. John D. Belcher, Mr. William G. Collins. of East Windsor. to Miss Cynthia H: daughter of Mr. Richard Seymour MT. Matthew G. Francis, of Wethersfeld, to Miss Lncy Seymour, daughter of Mr. James Seymour :, Mir. Squire s. Bronson, to Miss c. A. Harper; Mr. James N. J. Crockett, to Miss Laura T. Webster; MT. Lu- GIus Bennet, to Miss Eliza Jane Knox Mr. Edwin Roberts to Miss Sarah Ann Fry, of Ashford
 ln Washington, MT. James Barton, to Miss Caista Willard.
 DIED,
 In this town, on the 3d inst Miss Maria Osborne, aged IS, daughter of Mr Hen,an Osburne.
 In sharon, Ellsworth Sociesy,l on the Soth ul' Mr. In Pennington, on the eed ult. Mrs. Mary Ann Or ton, aged 2S, wife of Mr. Henan Orton, formerly of this town. ss In Killingworih. Rev. Joseph Yaill. in the s7,h year of his age, and 59sh of his ministry. ,- Tyler wife of Mr. Jesse M. Tyler and daughter ot Mrs. Keturah Churchill, of Litchfeld. nced P.
 In Newingion, Chloe Churchill, wife of Mir. Solo mon Churchill, aged "A.
 In Hitchcocksvile. Mrs. Mary, wife of MT. James Ward, aged 31.
 In New London, Miss Harriet Williams, aged F, daughter of Thomas w. Williams, Esq
 In Guilford, Mrs. Elizabeth Benton, aged 90.
 In Hamden, Mrs. Marina Potter, aged 0l
 In New-Haven, Mr, Ebene7er P, Barney, aged 49 In Wolcot,. on the 10th inst. John Bronson, aged one Hundred aud hree years hrec asonfks Gnd fUeRty fUe days. ~a
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
NOTICE.

" WILL meet all persons liable to pay tax l es in the town of Norfolk, ut the store of Joseph Battell & Co. on Monday the 24th of December, 1898, and at the store of George Brown on Wednesday the 9th of January, 1889, at one o'clock P. M. on each of said days. for the purpose of receiving their State Town, Ecclesiastical Society, and Highway Taxes, on List of 1887.
 MICHAEL G. MILLS, Collector.
 Norfolk, Nov. l2, 1888. SZ4
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
AUCTIONI

RY virtue of an order of the Court of Pro. AD bate tor the district ot WateFtown, the subscribers will sell at public vendue, (unIess sooner disposed of at private sale,) on the 2d Monday of January next, at one o'clock in the afternoon. all the real estate of Bonnet N. Hickcox, of said Watertown, who is an assigning debtor. for the benefit of his credit ors. The sale to take place at the dwelling house of the said Hickcox. The real estate which is to be sold, consists of a Saw-mill, other buildings, and sundry pieces of Land.
 CYRUS B: MANvlLLE, Trustees ef the Es-
 EDWARD HIcKcox, tGtc oJ Bennent ".
 ALANsoN WARNER, Hickcor.
 Watsrtosen. Nou. @, 1888. *27 At Court of Probdte holden at Litcl6eld, soithin
 and tfr the District of Lilchfeld, On the 1a
 dag # December, A. D. 1858:
 Present, Phinehas Miner, Esq. Judge. VNHlS Court doth direct the executor of -A the last will and testament of ABIGAIL BARNAM, late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased. represented to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said deceased. to appear eff they see cause,) before the Court of Probate, to be holden nt the Probate Office in said district, on the l7th day of December, l636, at 10 o'clock m the forenoon, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a public sign-post in said town of Cornwall nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in news paper published in Litchfield.
 Certified from Record
 27 PHNEHAs MINER Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
NOTICE.

IT EFT the service of the subscriber, an A indenturcd boy named PATRICK RIDDEN, about seventeen years of age. All persons are cautioned against harbouring him on penalty of the Jaw, or trusting him on my acc count, as will not be accountable for any debts contracted by him or through his in- strumentality. ORRIN B. SEAWARD.
 Rorburu. Hec. B. 1888. #27
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

Af q Court Of PTOO0fe h0t0en 0x WOO0OuSyS s0tsbS in and for Lhe District of WOodblTy, Os ths l2fh dGy of November, A. D. 1888:
 Present, Nathaniel B. Sniih, Esq. Judge. VE71LLIAM P. EDwARDs, administrators on w the estate of JAMES R. EDWARDS, late 0f Woodbury, within said district deceased. ha. wing represented said estate insolvent, and given notice to all concerned to appear before this Court the present day, at 10 o'clock 4. II: to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners, and no one appearing-this Court doth appoint Thomas Olcott. Jun. and Wait Leavenworth Commissioners, to exa- mine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate; and also doth decree, that SIX months be allowed them to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners. afferthey shaii have given public notice of this order 6y ad, yertising the same in . newspaper puDlisned in Litchfield, and by posting copy inereok on public signpost in sad town oi WOOL bury. Certified from Record.
 NArHANIEL B. GMITH. Judge. !. The subscribers give notice that they snall meet at he house of William F. Edwarcs. in said Woodbury, on the first Monday of San- nary next, and the l lth day of May; iosS. N :. one o'clock in the afternoon cn cacn N sslo davs. for the purpose of attending on tho nu- sineas Of said appointment.
 TucMAs OEcoTx. Jr. CcMsHaSs. WAIT L8AvEMwOaTHs sicMsgs. WoodbSsy, Nov. l2. 1888. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

91The sick are taking GoELIcK's MATcH1Ess SAW ATIvE, which is astonishing Europe and America with its mighty cures. For sale at the
 Post O6sce Brndlevuile Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
SAW PLATES
 AND R.AV.D KR OE.

CLIT RODS of all usual sizes, - Horse and Ox-Shoe RODS, Flat and Square IRON.
 Axle Drafts, Wrought Nails. For sale, or made to order at our works.
 F. CHITTENDEN & co. Woodville, Nor. l2. 24tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
 ENe B.AETKCMORE.

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE,
 KsNe B.AL TECNORE.
 NHE undersigned respectfully announce
 IL to their friends and acquaintances, and to the public generally, that they have eopened a Commission House in Baltimore, under the firm of RUTHERFORD & HuRLBUT," for the transaction of a general Commission Business.
 They will execute " Orders'' with prompt ness, and be prepared to transact all the branches of their business, on the most ad- vantageous terms allowed by the customs of the place. They will be always well ac- quainted with the Grain, Flour, and Cheese market from daily operations in it.
 They take occasion to inform all who may feel interested. that regular line ef vesscls, running between Hartford and Baltimore. has been recently established, and that they are the agents in Baltimore for the line.
 JOHN RUTHERFORD. s SAMUEL HURLBUT. ] Baltimore, Nop. %. 163S 2n26
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

Ds4sk ef 0Ou. Carlsa.-Ths Chicsgo Dsmecsat or Nov; 10th. announces tho death ot MT. Caslin. the newly elected Governor Of nlinOis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
COllectOr's Notice.

Collectors Notice.
 T1HE residents and non residents, liable to IL pay taxes in the town of Goshen, arc hereby notified, that have warrant to col. lect state tax of one cent on the dollar, laid on the list of 1887 and that will be ready to receive the same any time in the month of December. at my residence. All who neg lect to make payment before the first day of January. 1889, may depend upon paying le- gal fees. MiNEAs IvEs, Collector.
 Goshen Dec 8. 1S3S *27
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

EH.@W:LS. TUST received. several 6usAels, different Q styles. Nov. %. I. LAwAENcE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
VVinsted High school.

TNHE Winter Term of the Winsted High l School will commence on Wednesday the 5th of December, and continue l6 weeks Those young ladies who wish to teach are re- spectfully invited to patronize this school, with the assurance that every exertion will be made by the Principal to fit thefn, by appro- priate instruction, for their important work.
 7srms-From 5 to $7 the term, and no ex- tra charges. Books will be furnished 10 those who wish, on the lowest terms.
 HENRY E. ROCKWELL, Principal
 Board of Visitors-Rev. James Beach. Rev. Henry H. Woodbridge, Rev Joseph Eldridge. Rev. Richard M. Chipman, Hon. Theron Rockwell, Luman Wakefield, M. D., William Darlington, M. D., Theodore Hinsdale, Esq. John Boyd, Esq. Winsted, Nov. 20, 1888. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

Dseaicasios.-A joint committee appointed by the Legislature of Mi@issppi to examine ihe books and neeo1nis q the late anar of the State, John H. Nal
 Io!y. have TspoEted him . dekaulter in ths sum q So4CsS' Hia place is iO bo filed by stauueh
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
LOST.

LOST,
 A N Olive Colored Wallet, either in South EA Street or on the road to Milton-con- .aining about $40 in Phoenix notes and seve- ral bills on the owner receipted. Likewise, few written visiting cards. Any one who may find the above and return it to the house of Mrs. JoNEs, South Street, shall be suitably rewarded.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 3, 1888. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
NEW GOODS

IN ABUNDANCE. ISAAC LAWRENCE having spent two or 1 three weeks in New-York ifl selecting Goods, is now at home with full stock, and is remarkably anxious to sell them. Litchfeld Non %. @ %
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
THR EN0UFRER.
LETCHFIELD, DEC,R ., boa.


 D6nss aot dhysaD ef tO-soneu."- in oul Iast number we stated that for the ass ten years VI had been ahsensfSOm ourpost only one PBlieniOsday ws hardly expected (bOugh we confess we feared ws had pvemOnitores to the cOnfFary) that we should have to apologize for our absence. Ths ruth is that for four Or Eve weeks past wehave been pss.ersd with an ugly and very unpleasant cold and cough. attended with loss of appetite and Aesh which has finally assumed such an unfavOrsble aspect that we have been obliged to retire to our dOmicil and place curself under the prescriptions ofan M. Dthe consequence of which s that we are drugged, and @ afflicted with nausea, that we have no power to attend to little else than making selections and read ing proof for our paper. A few days, however, we hope will put upon legs and give us strength again. 6s
 SH Before this time, we intended to have present. cd cur village subscribers with their bills for the past year. but have been too unwell the past week to make them out It will be done in . day or two: in the mean time, should any become impatient to pay, ahey can call at the office and do Friends from abroad will please remember that delays danger sas." Some @ 18th deputy" may clap them upon the shoulder before they are aware oft.
 Coagress--This body were to convene on Monday last. If there should be quorom present, of which thsrs can be little doub the Message of the Presi- dent will as usual be transmitted on Tuesday al noon. Itis expected to reach New.York by II or l2 .. night the same day. and will be here this morning We shall give it to ourreaders next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

DslaUars-A correspondent of the National Intel. igencer. under date of smyrna. Del. Nov. 18th, says -"The Legislature is decidedly, by majority oI nearly two to one, WAig. and Henry Clay WAig.- Tue men elected know well, and there is not . man of them who would not spurn with contempt the ap. pellasion of Van BuTsniie og LOcofcco. Every State officer by them elected will be Whg. A true Whg will be elected to the United States Senate, beyond all controversy"
 The Conservatives in the city of New York gave the Hon. N. F. Tallmadge public supper at the American Hcsel on tho evening of the a3d us Abou, one hundred and fifty gentlemen were present, and the Hon. Gideon Lee presided, assisted by several Vice Presidents. A large number of spirited addres- see were made, and in reply to complimentary toast offered to Mfr. Tallmadge. be and addressed the company for about an hour in most interesting and eloquent manner. relative to the policy and measures of the present administration, and concluded by Oer- ing ths following sentiment. UseOmprO1isiag kos- silify' Co ihe rs-ssscs;oa ef Aaria Vaa Bsrsa!
 We see in an exchange paper sure remedy foE c9sns They cay, put the feet in the ashes at nshi afieT the fEe 6 aked Up and let them remain tl! Iogning. This will prove suEs cure foF ths eoEns Il the ashss be hOs enough sO 'pOp' them. Tya.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04
ToRsTGw

I'.n h'.N B ~ su.f TufIag % 20
h.EiFNotTW DB.Nr So ir.,
Last night. a. bali ya.i ten O'Clock uc
Great Nc-tern aru,ej 80 gulslri,ar
having lcit Bristol AZ five O'Clock and
ihiny minutes on the c,cnin, of 'hr -tb
inst. She has 80 CABIN passenger. -
The passage has been very r,uth ON.
continued 'qua.Is and gales pfcsa,lin,
Inc GRAM trade has continued 10 oc-
cnpY a considerable share 90 public alter.
iru'i'n, AZ. under existing rrcunsilnres
might b" expo Ted Although tlr wealth.
~ has been h1c general, tpc4li1y n.
prces Of Whcll have Mt gone doV,
any thing Ike what might have been cx.
pecled. which Circumstance strengthens
The belief previously entertained. tliat the
harvest wall hc deficient Those who
a-e oi The opposite opinion believe that
Puces will come down. and dat shouls
THIS OF course o. matter Of opiri,n AZ
present. The duty on Foreign Wheat
is nov two shi!lIn-s add cieht pence per
quarter whether % will come down 4,
one shilling per quarter o. az prrsent a
mailer cniHc'y Of speculation. The .rer.
uIa'.ons ior Low dates have been VIEW
eX'cnuvr.
Among ihc passenger are several
nance Of note On 40 profesuons Tie
American Stage has an edition in Nj.
Sbend he celebrated can'aificr and Nff
Wilton, The admirable tenor singer
The unisyoable state Of The wesths,
remarks the British Journal a The G,b
which within The last two or three d.v.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04

GLCANINGs.-Nr. Pren;iSs arrived IN
the ship ilzco at New Orleans from New
loik-"as rendered a public dinner by
the citizens. and declined 1t.
Tho banks m New Orleans making pre-
plra'ions 90 tesume-a great revival Of
trade expected here. The round stone
party dcicaild The Hat stone Clique IN
iheir municipal contest
The naval officers on the Wet India
station held meeting at Pens. la. and
passed resolutions onndcmnllofy II tic
wanton attack 81 the Globe
The yellow fever hls not lhaic! ~ No
tiir, the mortality continues o., raya.cs.
Ncw crop cotton has come into mlret,
appearance good.
Steamboat navigation bad nearly ceased
on the western waters. owing 70 lhe want
OF rain. Crops generally good not much
Affected by the drought
\ NeR Oiclns paper states that tie
French blockade Of the Mexican port.
has more 90 ., than meets the public eve.
The citizen King. be- states hi, an itch.
ing desire g. get foot bold on this cont.
ncni. add then make an Algier, altar Of
Ii--ihat when ;he additional squadron
shall have aunyed. a denomination will
be made on Vera cru bv the whole
Neci under lhe.admlral who commands 90
ch'ef The Prince Dc Joinu.lo accJnpa
MICS Tie admiral
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04
The AMERICAN MINISTER AND MIR.
O,cONNIII

meeting Eumerously attended, was held IN
birmingham on the 1T OF August TO celebrate
tie emancipation If the negro RPIrentees -
Mr.. oConncll made long speech, ~ the
course OF which he thought proper TO mako
most Nirulrut attack on the United states min-
iNier The language lac applied ~ th,, gentle
uan Was Of the most Offensive description, aud
altogether unproVoked and uncalied for. Mr..
Stevenson never interfrres with Mr. O'CcnneIl.
aud no nan holding the important Office which
lac rs could have done more To- G one,late all
parties, and 10 nainiaio the kindlicst feeling be-
tween what he himself called the 'a,olhlg" and
daughter"
The following correspondence took place be-
tween Mr.. Stevenson and MIR. o'Conneii. in
reference TO the remark usde %, Ia, latter ct
the meeting alluded 10 above
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04

IN" following &, Jh~ result IS the R.-e. over
'"' 'i.i.fia I"ut.c. Lee, Springs.
ie!h7y l5.l september N'ue ae.t,-rur-,
SOU - rr' was WON = SIG t3sI'.-- rrt.r.,.
''a'c-aer Harbour .i.,a, t,.liaa. J,r.I...i.
beaten. f"i'am .H! too.tl,ts.
aent hrl-2 mic heats. purse ssEi ,y,.
W'H 10y III. u Irc'> entering Nr S.r.Iar--
I.'t'.fy cor, i,eir-.n'i. aia les tbs So,
hNfi race - ire>aur- won ile G..t L,lt If
Nol'Ircr' bN q few inches NpIfu-rt. ,.t.til-
second and the cot; The ih,rJ-the balance drr,y
out.
TL'rd Day ME hsat.. purse $500 Wa.
won 10y a bl, mare called Mar, Hutton r ,,,,.
Oh, out Of Enc iero'- dam. beating Barti,. Mr.
TE'ct's John Ri6hntd,' fiN. ard Mr. Ecnd,il'.
Snow storm, hlly, al heats Thi,Wa. anoih. Z,
hard fought battle Mary U1tton won the fret
heat. hard pressed 10y MIR TYLER. hIIy: pana,
won ihe -. hard pressed by Mr. kendall, htiy
ani Mary Hutton won the -. hard pressed h.,
Ia y and Mr. ! Ter. Gfy uuth tie I.,l coo
yards Of the last mile. when Mr T,lsf.. Gif,
dropped dead ~ the irack-on eS,T,lo,t;on Il
was found her heart had bur.icd Sic v,..r
dercd by the Club 10 Le buried With approrr,,i.
honof' under tie judges stand. apd he rolr.,
10 TX" ts name fror, Lcr.--that e N,rtari7
'orff D1v-i mile ic,ts pure : 400 va.
won by kendall's Meter IIsrr,. re-, r-.-
hco's, beating Nj no-vel-s DR. tI, ,..,,
old. by Fnmpokcy, and iir. Tetriij. 9. mare 3
years old. rs --
The Gn, won thc IL heat snI Meter tI,r,,
The 2"d and % n harjsan,~ ard vel r-bt..t.J
rice Mr. y swril's G'i, did i.t.eif p,,,.l ,.-
dii, md - truly a dur f.iv. TLero4-.s
one" nni wa. extremely heavy. bu's t,noto,.
'"d become eanl me orc Time Tho att,na.,,r
"n' not 'efy large, tu quite tcspc,,i5ir IN
nprlHrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04

BENJAMIN rR,vetrv.-Thc rriutcrs
are preparing 10 build monumcn, over
their illusiriouo brother OF the craft, Frank.
Ian. Boston has honorcd has memory hv
placing an o5ehsk over the grave of H..
father and mother. and he citizens Of
Nantucket, guardluI Of all that pertain, to
one so identified with The rcnown of hi,
county, are about erecting some durable
memorial over ihc maternal grandfather
and grandmolhcr OF the patriot. Peter Fol.
ger and vile. whose ashes arc now sli,,,.
herInz IN the neglected crave ward Of
Mai;aket, on that l,!and.-.E Y. N,yr.