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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
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tile property Of citizens annually afoat on the
ocean is estimated at not les. than $50 O00 000
This is entitled 20 the most ample protection, which
can be furnished only by an adequate Navy. Eng
land with less than twice our foreign tonnage,
has more than eight tees many vessels OF war,
and France, with only one-thrd Of our foreign
tonnage, has FIVE times many war vessels.
large part OF the vessels should in the Secre,arys
opinion consist of steamships; he recommends
the construction Of packet ships so built easily
TO be converted into war steamers. This trial Of
the experiment of war steamships IS urged.
Some provision. in the Seeretary's Judgement,
should be made for the permanent connection Of
mathematical professors with the Navy. An en-
largenent of the Navy-Yard al Brookly Is said TO
10 absolutely necessary should "a Dry Dock be con
,tructed there.
The Navy Commissioners asI; for additional
Clerks, and the Secretary comedies in the neces-
.ity of the addition Additional barracks are also
cequired The Report thus concludes:
In the administration Of this Department, it
will ever be an object Of great solicilude with me
TO practice a prudent economy in all things. But
have not sought to save the public money by sim
ply declining to apply It TO its most valuable puo-
lie uses. Believing 1t 20 be an object Of the first
importance to place our Navy upon the most eff
Client establishment, have not expected TO effect
that objec, at any small cost. The saving which
exposes the country, in detenccles5 condition. TO
hostile attacks, will not be recommended by me.
The spirit which Pauses TO calculate the cost Of
measures rendered necessary for the support OF
me honor and glory of our country will never, lis
hoped, display Itself in this Department. have
felt it 10 se my duty place the alternative fairly
and fully before tn country. An efficient navy
cannot be built and supported without very grea,
expense; but this expense is more than repaid,
even in time If peace, by the services which such
a navy can render. In war. it will be worth to US
all the value which we place on the safety Of OR
exposed seacost, on the security Of millions OF
people, and on the well-earted glory Of our naval
flag. 1t is enough that a necessity for this expen-
dture can be shown; the amount OF it will be
secondary consideration with people who truly
love their country and properly value its institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

% The Railroad between Batavia and Buffalo
vii! be probably constructed within the coming
year That portion of it beyond Attica is to be
done by the 4h Of July When this is finished
the chain from Boston to Buffalo will be complete.
oYSTERS-We are now the high! eli the season
Tor Oysters Very fex persons have any idea OF tie e1
tent Of this bus A. and Of the numbers OF persons
employed in it The great bulk OF Oysters are brought
in vessel. from York Nans.mond James and Bick R'y
ers in Virginia Aboai 100 sail Of vesses belonging
TO this city are employed in this trade. They generally
make about trips the and carry from one
thousand to hve hundred bushels. In The spring
of the year large quantities brought IN and planted IN
Princess Bay on the Sonth Of Staten Island These
are taken up again IN fall snd constitute the early cry
supply.
considerable quantity taken IN from natural beds
in Newark BAY and Staten Ilnd Sousd These are gen
orally planted down in Shrewsbury River AID The New
York and Amboy Bays, and, when taken up again. are
Considered very superior. Tie per'ors engaged IN tbs
bushes, are called Planters snd each b. right ole
cupal cy claims nd exercises exclusive control and Or
dislon such part Of Tie Bay OF Sound a. be has
planted dowr. Stakes are usual drives down 10 desg
male the bound ares These ruds boundaries very
generally respected aud the territory si.bn them eu;
rarely invaded Its estnsed that 5O'Cv0 persons ara
employed in tbs business different paris 60 uect9d
with the trade Of ta= city Of New York
Mr. David Decker Of Ann sells from ; 0o0 10 aS,oo
per day The ASKER House American Hotel Chn'on
Hall and other large sst4s,hments supplied by hiG
Use Oyster OF the ffs' da, of sept
aad con,inuesb by az III tue last day of April The oys
ter dealers ever give the law bsra! construction
and continue sell until the last day CT My
We had inteu3ed 10 say on this ssbject but re
have no room to-day. We VIII add, however, thai TO see
Western man-say from O7io or Nis1onsar-E1
plate Ofreeulsr Prrce, Bays does more good
;nsn TO e., hearty zeal or to taks a warm BATE. \
vermouler approaches Tie plate with blush On M
cheek and some lille di1ence, and knife Is "ei
as fork but Western walks up itss 10 al ol'
acquaintance and would laugh such taias using
sufe TO an oyster Many oyster house this city "a
been put in of alarm BY small company ef West
er bows whose gestures seemed Indicate nsen iiol
| OF taking down the plate sasire.
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70 The Small Pox is raging in Mscklenberg
County, North Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

30 For SALE OR EXCas sSssN-A
.:s Country Seat. 10 miles from the city. lacated IN
Queens County. l.. l. continuing upwards of 50 ncrcs
r, land The buildings are onc toabie honst, rJ-
ern finish with CRATES, marble mantls, oding doors,
~ extra kitchen; a,o large bts wagon house, car
isr, house. shop rranary, poultry house AID yard zee
rouse with s other necessary for largo
iay The fruit il. of the best kind aud IN every variety
Iales cherries, &c IN abundance.
Ia rye amount of tho moacy may remain on bond shd
.o-tragc or Brookyn Eew-YOrk city property would
- as5n III exchange. Address l.. NJ. =. NJ this olfco
n
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!,A.ECA.NM! isAaG ATNa.- FTs

sys EsAssl.AESN. BANG AHNA.-Ft E
sale or exchunge 20 tracts of handsome Land, con
Ss-- tanning l2j scres cgch, soil OF superior quality
altered Win tsc streams aud covered with fins timber
uch ns white oak. hickory bcseh, walnut, maple aud
The soil Is nj pied |. wheat rye coru, oats
ton, tobacco gycet and Irish potatoes. The above
nd, will he sold reduced prices, and on terms TO
ut or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
ierchandizc For maps, dugrams and particulars Apply
SMITH A. WuIrMORE T., I6 John ST. up stars. nj Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

So 40 LET-A front PaTlor with hussla iros
LIZ; cr IT, marble mantel aid plated furniture N gen
modern bulk house ans Betrcsms with board where
only four III family
Also. q geuicc Basement, furnished nlfurnished -
NnulA II u EorsA IL .trr.l. dl lW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

q Nj jeremiah Brown was killed OF the 9Th
ul, BY the falling Of suck of timber while asst
i,s at q raising near Oicou, Niagara CO.
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.,5S-g-5-sr7 F5SN0 FpREES Several ele
sjScs;.scyysss rosewood and mahogany pInno
YIfortc., of superior qu'lity. are offered for
lie Al the m !fact ry No "a West Fourteenth STR et
et,veeu he 9Th and 6h good tment oil
Piano Fo,os for hire Second hsnd Piano Fortrs bought
rtsken ~ cSchInge. old I'm
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si:. 81 a brrk house. Rent 5000 pee snnum. wach
nsl bo pad board II desired. lnqare a 10 Bu .oe
net dl51
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

"a Nc. ana HOsVEEsE is decidedly tho be
sTostablishnent in NcH-York get bargains in the
q Boot and Shoe line you have only to call 10 DO
>T convinced. Ladies' Geutlcmcns Misses, Boys and
hdrs Boots Shses and Caters in all their variety OF
~ own manufacture and warranted first Trtc, at prices
> suit tho times. Likewise large assortment Of good
5uHtry work. which will be sold very cheap.
iyl Gin WILLIAM AGATE. ia BowcrJ.
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@TFAIe ROEEs. BUFFALO ROgEs .
- severn. auldrcd 6uh. RoJes, recently PuTeA-Ssd
AZ the v Flu. Ccs auction fo- sale very ceGP by
,r tIs or smile ska Also. -zrley S!sish Robes
bsrdsoreIy trimmed Hat Gao and Fur store OF
-dIIlu : TUTrLE. i9I essthal squsre.
no sE1aX.-That which has taken moths . ob
tain an perieci kGJ"leege OF, may noE De earned
N fou- lessons Of II hours rn-themstical tneo
rem Is Invented by winch ladies' dress, habit and pese
cuttins sad flung usy he done WIKI and nfaloe
accuracy without the besome necessity OF tryl5g
or Pleass call on Mrs. RAYnOSD, - 5ayari St be-
t~ren 10 A. M a d3 P. NJ daring the present week
Terms S. including Theorem and Patterns dis 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ SHALL. FARM, OF s. acres for sc!s
G|'SS exchange; 80 Improved, the stage road 10
@e Bnlhn-on the same Is houss. barn asd orchard
IA. part cash md remainder in Western lands.
Il53t, SMITH & wHrrWo9E. IS John st.
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q Mr. James CruaH, brewer, was drowned
in the cana! at Ctica on the Sth ms. Another
BODY IVES found in the canal at the same time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

- Tac Cincinnati Gazette Of the iith instant
announces the death st Louisville OF Mrs. RE
gzccA McLgAS. wife OF Judge Mclean OF the
Supreme Cour, OF the United 5 ates.
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DE DWELLING HOUSES

LEWIS PHILLIPS, secret1ry. ds
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q Thomas H. W bert Of Buffalo wss drowned
in the canal at Syracuse while intoxicated on the
OH instant.
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"a .rsat freshet IA been experienced IN the
Valley OF the Genesee. The river Is very high.
No damage has Vet been reported
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W A N T. S.
}YssTgs D-Aas'ie.a servants, caa...p.y; 4 iss

iEANTED-AB yoi good moras aeos, 10 years
~ of axe Is learn the Book bindug business 0ne
eau board Tish MS parents wall be preferred apply
II Is Ann street. slou
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
YOUNG LADIES
Boarding and Day School,

- AtTcHEIELD, CUNNA - - :
/ M 1SS J. II. JONES Will open a school f.
~ limited number Uftpupils in South
street, oil thlS village, Wednesday, May 9th
Inc course 81 study will embrace the fol
lowing branches in their order:
In the Primary department, Geography
Arithmetic, (mental and practically book ot
Commerce, U. s. History, Grammar, witt
Parker's Exercises in CoROposition "a.
The Junior, Ancient and Modern History
Demonstrations on Natural Philosophy, Watt.
on the Mind, Neuman's Rhetoric, Smellie:
Philosophy Of Natural History, and Compo
EsitiOn 10y written essays, $5 per quarter, -
The Senior, will include ArnOtt's Physics
l}osany, Elements of Criticism, Allison's Prin
sciPle$ OF Taste, Constitutional Law, Algebra
Geometry, Astronomy, History of Literature
Logic, Mental and MoEal Science Political
Economy, Natural Theology, Buffers Anal.
ogy. and Composition, Sc per quarter.
The scholars in each department will be
|criti:Glly exercised in reading, writing and
photography. ssl6.t,.o y - "a
The text books nrc alb Of the highest order,
and were originally selected in forming the
Rochester Academy, an instiitSson organized
under Miss JONES as Principal, and which
has ever maintained a prominence among
the leading schools in the country for its eli.
|evated standard Of female education.
With committee selected from the intel.
|ligent gentlemen of the village to visit the
school. and n lady m accomplished teacher
in French and Music resident in the family
to facilitate the progress Of the young ladies
in those branches, it is believed that the re.
suits ola plan which experience has suggest.
led as most perfect, cannot fail to be realized.
Terms, for board with the teacher, includ.
ing all contingencies and instruction in the
English branches, $l75 year. rfla
Music, $40 per quarter. .tt -7r..,f.
Languages and Drawing, each IS.
Board on reasonable terms in respectable
families. IS Liichfeld, April 8. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
LitcIiE9eIeJ .ac1slesssw.,

II CATLIN, Principal, assisted by aeon.
|O petent female teacher. -e
The summer term Of % weeks will CON-
mence on Tuesday the 9TH of May. ~ 49,.
Tuition per- qasrter Of eleven sceeks
For the English branches, So to 81
Languages $5
Ornamental branches at cost extra. Con-
|tingcncies 25 cents. .a
A class Of children will be received into ono
|of the upper rooms at from $2 to $S per al.
contingencies, and use Of all needed books,
states, &c. included. eal
N. B. A circular or more extended notice
will be issued hereafter. 1t il also the design
Eof the Principal to give public lecture IN
this village on the best method Of school in.
and an explanation Of tho system
which he intends to pursue Of which Lee.
ture due notice will be given, and the attend.
ance Of the public respectfully invited. 80
Litchfeld, April l. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
MILITARY CONVENTION
SIXTH BRIGADE.

A CONVENTION, composed oflhc Field
IN Commissioned, Staff and Non Commits.
stoned Officers of the 9th Brigade, will as
semhle at the Mansion House in Litchfield
on Wednesday the 29th inst. at 10 o'clock
"A. M. ,l-L, ....rr ,. w.. .....l ..
The object Of this Convention 10 to take
into consideration the present state of the
Militia, to adopt such measures as shall have
IA tendency to elevate lis standard, and ia
awaken public sentiment to this subject, so
vitality connected with the best interests of
lour country. The Convention will also
consider the present state Of our own Brig
Jade, and adopt such measures as in their
view will raise its standing, and place il in
|thnt enviabfe position 80 earnestly desired
|by every true patriot within It's limits.
A State Military Convention has been
|cnlled, and will be held at Hartford on
the 9th day of May next. This
|will be a subject for the deliberaaion of the
|Convention. and. If thought advisable, such
stems will be taken rs will ensure full at.
tendance from this Brigade. Officers com.
posing the Convention Of the 26th inst. will
appear in the full WnifoFm Of their respective
lCOfpS, with side arms.
ALL PAST OFFICERS are respectfully invi
ted to attend and take part in the delibera
tions of the Convention.
The commandant Of this Brigade indulge.
the hope and confident expectation, that snct
cxertions will be used on the part Of the
Field and Commissioned Officers, as will
insure full attendance from'their respect.
i've Regiments. 49,, ... Ia,
b. order of Brig. Gen. FREDERICK PHELPS,
Isaac LAWRENCE, Brig. O.. Master.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

/ Tn PKxsmENTs HEGfTE-RumOr having alreEs
y spread the news Of the indsPoetiOn Of the Prssi-
deul, a deemed proper 70 cay hero from intorma:
sDn which may be relied upon, that he was a!teckeu
on Saturday last By SAeVefe Pneumonia which, we
are gFased to saTn. had, ~ late hour last evening.
been in q Rneat MEASURE subdued. his attending
Physician considered him, last evening, decidedly
better, and esnteHan little doubt Of being abe very
soOn, TO Believe the public mind entirely from appTe-
hensiOa Of the consequences of this attack. 4
~ National IateI March 81.
WASHINGTON, April !.
Gonfiaued and serious Euness IF General HorrisOn.
-Ihsre great anxiety, il not alarm. citing the
serious Illness Of Cen Harrison, which is almost the
only, and the all.engrOssng topic Of considerations
There has been consultation OF physicians to-day
who broke up about three o'clock prOnouncng his I'M
ness serOns, but yet indHgng in earnest hopes of his
recovery. The disease IL stated to he bilious pleu
'risy, caused BY a severe cold. and constant Occupa
5tion ind exctement. Depletion was resoFted to yes
ssefday, which has much reduced him. and rs he has
bis mind in a. lively exercise ever none despair of
his recovery, though all are, Of course exceedingly
anxious. vi, --- g.. g. =
Mr.. Webster came back in the cars to-night.-|
Public business H. in great degreesuspende6 by ihe
Generals illness None but the faHiily's most init
mate friends and Physicians are admitted to the|
White House. g'.,- ,.r.... ...,.t.s. 4 u
TheHe have been today Some changes in the Post
Office Clerks, among those whose course has been
most violent and ahUsive.-N. y. Express.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
.NOTKCE.

TINE members ofthe Litch field County So
l. cred MHsic Society are requested 70 call
bat the Book and Variety Stove. and furnish
themselves with the music for their next Con
cert, as the Music which remains on hand
after few weeks will be returned 70 Boston
Eitchfeld, April /. -'' "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

rrENRY P. TROWBRtDGE offers fo o.
III sale, Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Cali
Skins. Morocco, Innings. Bindings &C.
Also, BOOTS and SHOES. -
IS casks fresh Canaan Lime tor sale 49,.
n The subscriber continues TO pay cnsn
|Cor GREEN CALF SKINS. at his slloPa few doors
west Of the Court House. ~o,cc.vf
LitchGrld, April ], 1871. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
NOTICE.

1.-THE Judge of the Court Of Probate for
Il the district of Litchfield has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, for
|the creditors Of the estate Of ELISHA GEovER,
late Of Warren, in said district, deceased, re-
presented insolvent in whichto exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Elijah
Hayes of said Warren, and Elisha 8. Aber-
Fncthy of Litchfield, commissioners to receive
F,nd examine sud claims. Certified by
FRANers BAeeN, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice, THAI they shall
meet at the dwelling house of Manly Peters,
in said Warren, on the 4th day of May next
|and on the SOth day Of September next, all
10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said
days. for the purpose Of attending On the bu.l
sness of said appointme1k
ELISHA 5 a4 Asssnrrur, com~',..
All persons indebted TO said estate, are rel
|qucstcd to make immediate paymentto.
sn ERAsTUs CuRTIss, Admin.
Warren, April l., l94l.. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
NOTICE

|THE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Harwinton hath limitedi and allowed
SIX months from the date hereof; for the cre-
dltors to the estate of JONATHAN R. WEBSTER.
late OF Harwinton, deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect
Ito present their accoaRts, PROPERLY attested.
within said time, will be debarred a recovel
|ry. All persons indebted 10 said estate. are
requested to make immediate payment to
sEsS3 ~ ABIJAH WEBSTER, Admsin,r,
RaracintOn, M0yck 81, l64l. - <.. e s.z *A5
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

THE subscribers hive from 20OO to 5000
II gallons pure LSseeeea on on hand,
and any person wishing to obtain first ratel
article, at a fhiEpri0e, Is invited to call ON Us
before purchasing elsewhere. OIL CAKE
on hand most of the time At $17 per ton.
BEEBE q OSBORN.
Ligchfeld, April 1. 1sff.1 ,se s.ygsf-s r l&A5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
NORTHUMBERLAND.

TIME subscriber would inform the inhab-
III i.aDts of Litchfield and its vicinity, that
he has just returned from New York with an
assortment of LOOKING.GLASSES. OF all
sizes usually called tOr, and has made ar
Engagements with q manufacturer IN Ne"
York to be supplied with any kinds thai may
be wanted, and as cheap as can be purchas-
eed in the city. .' g. 5IaTstata Hf 1.-" p
Those who have old Glasses. and wish
ethcYn newly framed, can be accommodated
on short notice. Patronage is respectfully
solicited. .aoL q - -He J. Il d "E
4 Samples may be seen at the WaTeTo0'n'
of Messrs. Buckley & Cooke. two doors Yves
fof the COunty House. mud at the Subscriber
dwelling IN Meadow Street. =
GEORGE DEWEY. b
Liteh6eld. april 9, Is4l. s'.faslei a
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

WOODEN MACHINERY. j
'TWyHE subscribers offer for sale two entireI
IL sets of Broadcloth Machinery, five Car
ding Machines. three Spinning Machines,
Dressing g. Shearing Machines, Teazle Gigs.
Looms. &C., late the property Of the Beecler
Manu- aeturing Company. Said Machinery
has been in use but short time, Is Of good
qualify. and win be sold in parts If desired,
land al a great reduction from cost.
.-a. HOTCHKISS g. PRITCHARD.
Waterbury, April l.. @ 7 orr 0t44
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
NOTICE.

yVE7mrrAs large number of Notes and
w Accounts in my favor against sundry
individuals have been for long time due and
unpaid by the makers Of said notes and debt.
|ors on book, Notwithstanding due notice has
been given TO them that they are in the hands
OF nm attorney for collection this is to notify
all such persons, that have this day given
instruction 70 FRANCIS BACON, Esq. 10 enforce
the collection Of such notes by suit, unless
paid BY the first day Of May next.
.I'. ALANSON Able.
,L;tchfelI, April 2, l64I. ,,2@' 't rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08
.affe,stSO2s, Farmers!

attention., Farmers! ~ -
TSOR SALE, at the cheap Cash md Ready
II Pay Store, 100 bushels Rock Salt. 100
do in sacks, 600 lbs. Potash, Plaster, Herds
lGrnss and Glover Seed, wheat e. rye FLOUR,
Indian Meal, Pork by the barrel or less guam
|tity-& good assortment Of Groceries
now on hand.
Also, three SOWS and PICS for sale-and
one Male three years old. The above will
be sold cheap for cash or ready p Ply; nm
.E' 70 ,-5i ~ 8. D. WHEELER.
Liichfeld, April g, 1871. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

~ 7 ( NOTICE. 40 4
nNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing
Il. between N. II. North and Andrew Ben
edict is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
The accounts and notes of said firm are LETT
4 in the hands of Andrea p. Benedict for collec-
Ition, to whom Immediate payment must be
made. NELSON.H: NOKIH:
ANDREW BENEDICT.
LitchGela, March @, 1871. As
AT a Couri Of Probate holden At Sharon. acithin
and far Ae district Of Sharon, ON The 3Oth day
Of March, 1e4l.
Present, Charles II. Sedgaviek. Esq. Judge.
I0N motion of Samuel J. PrindIe, cxecu.
lO tor Of CHARLEs PRIsDIE. deceased. this
court does limit and allow to the creditors OF
said estate six months from the date hereof
\ in which TO exhibit their claims TO said execu-
tor, or be debarred recovery, And This
$court directs said executor to give notice OF
the time so limited by publishing this order
. in newspaper printed in 1.ifchfeid. anc by
posting a copy thereof on the public sign
most nearest the place where the said decea-
scd last dwelt, in Sharon. in said district. -,.,
A true copy Of record. g. = Iii
az CHARLES F. SEDswIcK. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

FRAscfs BAcos. Eco. OF Lichield. has hen ap
pointed BY the Governor Of New Y1rk. Cvunmis
lsioneS Of Deeds for the State of New. York.
This appointment will greatly. accommodate th,
scisizens Of Echfeld County, who wish 10 convey
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-08

In Southbury Daniel Human, Esq. aged about so
In Durham, Mr.. Jabez Chalker, oged S3-a Tevo
fluiOnary pensiorer.
In Chatham, Mr.. Abel Abel. aged S4-a pensioner
In Washington, March Path, Mrs. Jennette e
sSmith, wife Of DR.. e. G. Smith.
i In New.Hsrford, Miss Julia Ann Wilcox, daugh
tier Of Mr.. AbiYam Wilcox, aged 20 years.