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u The Cheapest Work ever published in
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NIVIDEND-January II, l84s.-The

H. Board of Directors of the NewYork Equitable In.
sorance Company have this day declared dividend OF
three ger ptal stock Of the company being
of the profits OF the las! months payable To the
stockholders demand the Office Of the Company No
46 Wall street JOSEPH STRONG, secretary.
Thi, Company, with capital of 100000 dola.s-now
whole and securely avestsdcorinues insure against los
or damage by Are dwellings, warehouses and other build
iags stocks Of goods and merchandise ships IN port
their cargoes being bult household furniture and
every description of property a, the refused rates OF pre-
miums
Abraham g. Thompson, Frederick Dening,
Shepherd Knapp, lanes Si!espis,
George Rapelye, Henry Rowland,
Henry Yates Robert L. SDiit,
Silas Holmes, c. H. Sand,
Paul Sooford, P. A. Hargous,
Joseph w. Duryee, Janes o. Wards
Harvey Weed, Samuel Bell,
Lambert Suydan, Daniel Ebbets,
John P. Nesmiih, Gardner A Sage,
John O. Jones
This Company also nsures against loss damage bur
glary housebreaking and robbery. Any oss dange
will be promptly adjusted and paid.
If Imiswts+ LAMBERT SUYDAM, President.
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| ImpertaR, Merchants and Clerks!
| II Fgrsssow,Y Writing and Bookkeeping
ana Snoft Hand Academy, No. Us Broadway, neal Park
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u Wesleyan Chapel, Vestry-street.-The
Rev. MIR CoRBIr is expected preach In the Wesleyan
Chapel in Vesy street Sunday morning a, lO4 o'clock
and in the evening at O'clock. 1sf IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

Due,to-Here shall soft Charity rep,ir-
Mrs Sweeny and Mr. Myer. Beyce
Sso-Arm, arm, ye Brave.-Mr Bee Handel
Soo-From shty Kings-Mrs Sweeny $4,000. Hasdel
Aria Sacra-Le.ms Suspr-Mad. Maronceili .Stradella
Soo-Jesn Deus-Mr NJ yer ....................H Haydn
Chorus-Tbe Heavens are telling Haydn
PART H....LECTURE.
Tfo-Tautum Ergo Psselio
Soo-Prayer-5iadame Aaroneeli .............. Mozart
Soo-Po peccatis Tn the S,abat Mater-Myer .Ro,sin
Solo-Gratas Agimus-Mrs Sweeny .Guglielml
al 49, -, hanae.
of The different Catholic Churches the Catholic Book
and the door of the Catbedra during the
ing. The Concert to commence at O'Clock. fIs It,
Unity STRAW SEWERS Wanted.
Il To those tha, can make hes, work extra pay will be
iven. Apply at l7l Bowery II B. Arnolds jewery
gore Entrance to the work through the store, In Bow
cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

IA TURE VIII be given in ST PatrIck's Cathedral
SUNDAY evening the 10Th inst, for the benefit OF the
POOR
The following talented artists have tie kiadest
ner volunteered their valuable aid:
MADAME MARONCELLI MRS. SWEENY,
Mr. MYER, Mr. PETEkscHrN, Mr.. RosENTHALL,
RIEFy, LouER, WILLIAMS.
BSs, KAyASAGH,
Mr.. BsIsrow will preside at the Organ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

u Unionists' Assoaiation.-A special rneetin5
Of this Association will be held al Monroe Hall Tuesday
evening, Feb 81 o'clock. Punctual attendance is re-
quesed the Ball Committee prepared make their
report. BY order
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u A Sermon will be preached for the benefit of the
Gas ociation for the Relief Of Respectable Aged INDECENT
Females by the Rey Mr. Fisher in the Dutch Church.
hoped that this appeal in behalf the aged pension
will be cordially met by the friends of this institution
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=
Debate between Hon. j. L. O'Sulivan and Rev. Geo g..
Cheeve-, at the Tabernacle.
This Debate (Which closed the last evening
announced) will be renewed and concluded Friday
evening, February II, in pursuance Of The nvon Of Mr.
OSullivan on that OCCASION.
THE TARlFF.-On Saturday evening the Debate be.
j. Blunt, n. Greeley, P. Goodwin and J. Tilden,
Esqrs will close The OF the audience will be taken
at the close OF the Debate. Tickets III cents.
HUGH MAXWELL, President.
W. g. WspGwoop Secretary Isl
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p FOR SALE-A valuable farm on

s..H. Long Island opposite Rker Island 1t contains
IS acres and commands beautiful prospect with
extensive front upon the East and Bowery bay
On the premsesis good dwelling house, with kitchen
Pile orchard pear and cherry Trees SC Its distance from
Astoria tHaleu, Cove Is about miles and half para
norgage II sold by the LIST OF March next the pre-
will be TO let For particulars inquire of Abm iuy
ter 4O7 Grand ST. New-York j. L. Rker, ESQ lSl
Fulton st, or TO the subscriber near the premises
owr PETER IUVSTEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

W Dr. Kelley Will commence course OF Medica.
Lectures Tuesday evening. the 2ls inst and will con
tnue them Thcrsdny and Friday evenings the 2st and
2ith ins at Prospect Hall in Elizabeth street. Walker
the symptoms, character and cureaby Of diseases OF
the liver and lungs such dyspepsia and pulmonary
SUMPTION &c. which mineral Doctors cure aud which
they generally say incurable. Will The Doctors
forward and publicly defend their mineral practice? They
are invited Ia do so. Ambulance S cents
NJ 3. DR. X be consulted at his Office 426 Broadway
till the 9th inst. l7f3r
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Ut University Hnrgc ChaPeI.-Ihc Rev Nd
Shinea will repeat, By request tomorrow evening at the
above place d. w his examination of the Theory Of Prof
lush Others, that "tbe Millennium past" Service at
O'Clock. N B. The above Chapel is open for Divine Ser
every Sunday morning and evening Seats free. II"
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NAV AICHEO IoWer tndu eVtf.-IH COZ.
wv sequence of the reduction Of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber !, selling his stock of Colo and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapements, Lepine other Watches
Of new and splen.d patterns and JeweGy at retail
lower than they be bought for at any other place in
the city. Geld Watches low as go TO Us each--
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought Ali watches
warranted to keep good time the moaey returned
Watches Clocks repaired in the best manner and
ranfcd at much less than the usual prices.
g. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewellery,
of7iz WhaleszIe and etal. 50 Wal stair2-
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A. L. SHIpMIN Secretary. lsf IL

" The attention of capitalists requested 10 the sale Of
OF Spanish Scrip (s26 SOY by Halliday Jenkins auc.
toneer the Merchants Exchange on the 10Th inst see
advertisement in this paper signed John R. Tracy Full
particulars given en- the day ofsa'e. 10 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

T Franklin Temperance society.-A regu-
lar meeting the Franklin Temperance Sociey VIII be
held this evening the Washington Hotel of Reade
street and Broadway Good speakers will address the meet
ing, and sweet music may be expected from The ladies'
The Lady Franklin Temperance Benevolent Society
meets in the Laaies Saloon at the Washington Hotel on
Monday evening, al Z O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

" Notice-Persops interested in giving free, simple
practical character Religious Societies invited TO
meeting 10 the Hall of the Lycenm OF Natural History,
No 563 Broadway Sunday the lsh instant, when dis
course will be delivered upon The Religious tendency of
our age and land by William H. Charming Of the Society
of United Friends Brooklyn.
Services in The morning the usual hourat the School
House. corner of Adams and Concord Streets Brookyn-
Subject The Reign of Heaven" EH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

CoRoNER's OFF1cE.-DEATH FROM HkMogg-
HAGE-The Coroner held inquest to-day No. sc Null
berrysree the body of George Seymour coored man.
aged Sugars native OF CONNECTICUT The deceased had
been for sometimes subject attacks OF bleeding from the
lungs and about III O'Clock this morning. going into The
back yard fer discovered lying face down.
wards with his head the board OF the hack build ing
bleeding freely from The mouth and almost instantly died
Verdict-Dealh by bemorrhaee Of the lungs
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REDUCTION.

From TWELVE TO Six DoLLARs.
Mr. BRISTOw, OF London, guarantees 10 reform ANY
WRITING bad ilegibe or cramped into beau
I'M tree expeditions and finished Mercantile style,
ADAPTED 10 ali The pursuits of life asd business In TWELVE
Easy LrssoNs-ior only Sir Dollars!
Academy No rs Broadway. near Park Place.
THE LADIES Taught elegant graceful and fashion,
able running They assemble daily al ii O'Clock
Cr V1sIrERs in New.Tork can take course Ia Three
Days Mr. B. is 10 be seen from A M TO T. M or IRON
Alto 8 p. n.
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

9 n: st. Is. ...lta IS shrs ss0ningsOn b.. lss
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" Hectares en- kommnisn,.-The next Lecture
in the Coure will he delivered by DIR. Brownlee Sab.
bath evening Feb 49, in the Church Heuston and
Green SIS. 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. DeI,und's)
Subject The fatal evils inflicted Man by the Religion
and Policy OF the Roman Church, and Duty as Citizens
and Christians in Of these
collection taken aid the Protestant Reformation So
cetv. BY order.
f18 IL G. Il. MOOKE, Rec. Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-12
CONSTITUTIONS g LIVER COMPLAINT.
DIR Tay AOr's Es IL "a nm O 4
LIVER WORT.
From 375 Bowery, New Yor


ENOR the cure of coughs, colds, catarrhs Asthma,
n soreness Of the chest pain in the side and breast
raising blood liver complaints. bronchitis and all af
fectons of the throat and lungs, which q source
of so much suffering, and often terminate in con-
sumption, this remedy is highly and Justly dstin-
guished 1t is purely vegetable. mild and gentle in
its effects upon the system, and be taken in the
most delicate with safety, well as utility So
extensively has been used and often proved sue
cessful even in difficult and apparently almost hope
less cases, that the proprietor feels hestancy in
recommending it TO any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion to resort to some of recov-
witnessing its effects often prescribe it in their prac.
tice, both as palliative and remedy, and with the
medical faculty generally it has met with more than
ordinary appreciation; and there persons in this
vicinity who testify of its healing qualities and
who have received great benefit from the of it,
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from per
sons of the highest responsibility who have been
greatly relieved entirely cured by the use of this
medicine, but deem il not necessary to publish
them here the medicine is so generally known
throughout the country. For q common cold and
cough this is of the very best remedies ever dis
covered. N. b. There is spurious and counterfeit
article afloat, and lately introduced into this place.
Therefore be careful to get the genuine which is from
375 Bowery New York. and see that the new steel
plate label is on the bottle to prevent counterfets
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwRrr ST. Johns
bury, Dana, Weeks s. Stanton, Danville Edwards &
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide & CO. Lyndon ],
q. Darling, Concord, and ]. Jewett s. CO. Barnet.
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NOTICE.

vEyHE next term of the school at st. Johnsbuy
L. Plain will commence "Wednesday, Sept. 10Th,
under the same direction as heretofore.
TUITION, $500, $3.50 or $500, and 10 be paid at
the commencement of the term. Deductions for such
absences only as are occusoned by sickness. schoI.
airs will be received for period shorter than
term and only at the beginning of term, except in
cases where they are expecting to continue through
subsequent TERMS and be accommodated IN casses
already formed.
school will be ready for that purpose at the commence
man, of The term 3l5w6
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r. III f. c. A T. f. ID . N A n ::
N OTI G. E [.

yU,HE Fall Term oftto Derby Literary 1ms''. 1"s
( Il viii commence on Wednesday the l3'h Gsy
Of September next. It is expected that MI IN, ,oo
~. iN 81 tho Malo Department, and that Miss JUl,i-
Eft LITTLE will continue to take charge OF ue
Female Department. ,. ,.,o,,,;,.J that
The Trustees of this school are Determines Wv" ~
no pains shall be spared to render tho schoS, as
profitable and attractive to young Ladies nnu =,
,ho Boording House at 81, rs per week Including
washing and lights. Rooms to rent to 'hoSo VINO
wish to board Themselves. =, -. c,,.
Young ladies' that wish to paint will please i0''
ward their names to the subscriber. - y
LEM'L RICHMOND, Secretary.
Derby, "a Aug. ls43. 'i"'
Tho Vermont Observer will insert
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An experience Of about fifteen years has proved
beyond a doubt that this Vermifuge is certain aud
never failing cure for worms
Since it first pat before the pnblic' many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale,
which have had their day, and are now counted as
so much trash whereas b. A. Fahnestock's Verml.
fuge is daily increasing in popularity, owing to lis
intrinsic worth It has only 10 be used according to
the directions and if worms exist. they will certainly
be expelled from the system. The price is only %
cents per bottle which brings il within the means OF all
From DIR. Morris.]
Whitley, Green Co. Pa. May II, lS43.
MnB. A.FAHNEsTocK g. Co.: Dear Sir have
been using your Vermifuge in my practice for a
number of years. and find it the most sure aad sale
Worm Destroyer that ever had.
have prescribed it in many cases, In which IL mas
brought away 200 and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
From the Pastor of the German Lutheran Church i'll
Buffalo, land others
Buffalo, Jan. l6, 1913.
We certify that we have used Fahnestocks Yer
mfuge in families, and in every instance 1t has
had the effect or bringing away worms. We consd
er it very valuable preparation, and recommend it
with every confidence To our friends.
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church.
!. DINGENS, 362 Main street.
J. WATERMAN. [309yl
For sale by LUTHER JEwETr, st. Johnsbury.
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Youths Department,
The Wise King.

A great many years ago, there was khg' "noSo
wisdom was celebrated throughout the world one
dny there came before him two women, VINO huu
been dsputing with each other to have h'" se''o
their quarrel They lived in the same mousse u"u
had little babes of tho same age,but the nght peo'e,
ono of them had cnelessy lain upon her ch''d' ana
killed it. But waking up, and finding II deau' sho
crept softly to the others bed, and ia'd 'e uea"
child in her BOSOM and took the living one herself
Whom the wise king heard this story, he called Tor
n sword, and told one Of his servants TO divide the
living child, and give part to each. But tho mother
If the child eureated him not divide it, but to let
the other woman have IT. while the other woman
said she didu't care-they might divide t-"let be
neither mine or thine" Then the king knew that
she was not the mother Of the child; and so he
rave il to the one that did not wish to have it di-
vided. .... ...
Children are sometimes as unreasonable in their
contention as this wicked woman was. They get
angry with each other, and they would rather have
the thing about which they are contcndng broken all
to pieces than to give up any thing to each other
But if they would be generous and yielding, they
would be much happier.-'Yieding pacheth great
offences. 1t is good thing to follow the example OF
the wise king, and take away the ''bone of conten-
,ion'' from both parties.- Youths Department.
THE DOGS OF WEEDS MUIR.
There used formerly to be at the kirk OF Tweed
smuir, in Peebiesshire as many dogs as there were
men, on account of the difficulty which tho farmers
and shepherds of that pastoral district had in prevent
! ing their dogs IRON following them. The dogs, in
general behaved pretty well, and lay below the seats
still, noisy quarrels among them sometimes took
place. and on these occasions the minister had to or
der the beade to out the dsturbers OF the peace
| With these exceptions, they kept in toeraby good
order till the congregation was going TO disperse.-
! From long attendance at church, they knew when
this breaking up about to take place. The sig
nal for uproar the rising Of the minister in the
pulpit to pronounce the blessing. As soon as he did
SO, they rushed pc-nell to the door, barking and
screechpg for Joy to be let loose, and therefore not
est man, behought himself Of a plan to get quit OF
these disturbances. He told the members of the
congregation that it would be better for them all
keep their seats till the parting benedction over,
and then they would all rise and walk leisurey out.
This was tried, and it did remarkably well however,
happened one day that the minister Of the parish
was absent, and stranger in the pulpit, who,
when he TO pronounce the blessing, after the
last psalm, surprised to the congregation
continue sitting, which is against all rule and custom
At last old grey haired shepherd called him
SOU, Just go on, sir, go on; we are only sitting
wee to cheat the dowgs; but when you have done
wen all rise and go out quietly.''-[ Youths Me
| dallion. ......
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In Bankruptcy.
Assignee,s Sale.

TDy virtue of a decree in Bankruptcy issued ou
mn ,ho rirht and estate of the Bankrupt therein
az, forth. I will sell at public auction at the Inn
of of chaun:ey Holman in Barton, on tho 10Th day Of
Son,ember next. IL O'Clock noon. all right and title
MN Fisber r. has in and to the following desctb
cd land in the Township of Sheffield in the county
of Caledonia, to wits Being part OF lot NO. ls4 in
d;vs;on 10 extend from the county road to the south
westerly line Of lot No. 1874, with width enough to
con,on 100 acres Also so acres IN the township of
Snt,on in Caledonia county on Rights Nos. Ga and
65. Also 60 acres Right No 65 aforesaid, lying
north of Bean pond. Also entire chooses in action
Being assets Of Noah Fishery.
JACOB BATES, Assignee for Orleans Co.
Aug. %, ls43. '" '' f 3lfw3
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MEDICINE NOW in GENEhAL
Use FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
AND I'LL DISEASES or THE LUNGS.
THSHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
IL is believed TO be deservedly the most popular
Madeleine ever known in America, for coughs, colds,
os,hmo or phthisic, consumption, whoopng cough,
and Pulmonary affections of every kind,
GExtracts from Certificates.
pr Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, n. IL. writes that
h. is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is
vo,nobIe medicine having been used with complete
success in cases which had previously resisted the
most approved prescriptions -, :,
DIR. Truman Abel, of Lempster, n. H, writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all COM
paints of the chest equal, If not superior to any
other mc.licnc within his knowledge.
Dr Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
ooor ba vino nrescribcd the usual remedies without
relief and having consulted win several eminent
nbvsicions. he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
RnIsom to have had the desired effect, and recon-.
mends il as safe, convenient and efflcacions meui-
cine.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many CounterCeits or limitations, which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name of the genuine artl-
Gle, .
nT Be assured that il is not genuine unless one
or both of the written signatures OF SAMPSON REED
or WIN. JoS'N CUTLER, are found attached TO yell
low label on blue envelope. All labels oil aud nj
ter the date of Dec 1885, will have the written sig
nature of VIM Jon'n Cuterl-Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTLER, (ate Low 81 Reed0 Whole
sale Druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston and sold
nv Druggists Apo,hecaries aud Country Merchants
generally. Price so cts. - p.
Sold by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbury. 2s4y
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NNTE. tho subscribers, being appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
of Orleans, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of BETSEY BEDLE, ..
late of Troy, in said District deceased, represented
insolvent, and all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto, and six months from this date being
allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling house of Hannah Faman, in said Troy,
on the first Monday of October and last Monday of
December next at 0 o'clock. on each Of said days
W. BILLINGS, }
J. II. MILLER. Commissioners
STEPHEN ROBARTS, y 3l7w3
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Concord, N. H. June, ls43.
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New Wholesale Store,
AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
a. IN M q On " IN M IN

u ~ 10 u W ma ~ lN M
TEyHE subscribers Qate of Boston) have formed a
IL connection in business, and have leased the
large building at the terminus of the ailRoad in
this place and intend keeping general assortment of
West India Goods and Groceries.
FISH, FLOUR, LINE, CR.4LT
.nackerc, Plaster, Tobacco, Cigars,
Sah, Iron s. Steel, Mails, .lIoiaSses.
Sperm Oil, Coffee, iShOuels, Scyfhes,
Paints and Oils, Teas, sc. &c.
Which shall sell as iO,V as the articles can
be bought in Boston for Cash.
It is our intention to do Wholesale Business ex-
clusively, and we confident that the facilities we
possess for purchasing Goods (buying do in
large quantities for CASH. will enable to offer sui.
icient inducements for Traders to patronise us and
save the expense Of a journey To Boston. ......t
We receive a large portion Of our FLOUR direct
from the Mills, and shall keep great variety of the
most approved Brands, all of which will be sold at
Boston Prices, with the addition of Freight.
All Goods sold that do not prove recommended
be returned, and the money will be refunded and
the expenses of transportation paid by
One of the finn will be in Boston nearly all the
time, to replensh our Stock and take every advan.
tage of the Market that may offer. -.. .l...
PRODUCE of all kinds will be taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Traders, Tavern Keepers and Teamsters, are in.
vited to call and examine Stock and Prices, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
GILMORE g. PRATT.
Concord, N. H. June, IS43. 3O9yI
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Tom b S tone s.

rENHE subscriber would say all persons desirou'
H. of purchasing TOME STONES, that he will
take inscriptions and furnish first rate White Mar.
BILE Stones the low price of So per square foot anu
clouded marble at Sl75 per square foot; and for cash
a reasonable discount will be made.
HENRY G. DAWSON, Agent for David
Ralph, of Woodstock.
Lower Waterford July l. lS43, 309m3