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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

FREsHEr AT THE NoRTu.-The heavy
rains Of last week occasioned y rapid aiss'-iFf
the MerrImao river, and other streams in the
northern part of New Hampshire, from which
damage to the railroads. and other property
in the vicinity is apprehended. On the Mon
treal road, this side of Plymouth, VIC learn
that n portion Of the track was badly washed.
but IL would be repaired so as to allow the
passing of the trains today with their accus-
toned regularity, At Warren. Con Bakers
River,) Rboalicpr rods Of the road were car
ricd away, and there was also some damage
sustained at Wentworth.
The Portland Advertiser reports thar the
Montreal and Wateryille roads were bad
~ washed by the flooding rain. The Atlantic
road was rendered impossible in several pfa-
ees above West Bethcl.a The etnbankm ents
at either end of tho bridges of Wild and Pea
body Rivers, were CALLED out, and the road
was otherwise injuredA--se that no train ar
rived from Gorhan, N. H., on Saturday,
Boston alias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08


ca. Thanksgiving :" Vermont will be on
Thursday, December tho fourth. The proc
lAmation will soon be published.
In all the other States, 80 far as We lave
noticed, who're Thanksgiving has been ap-
pointed, the s7,h ofNoyenber has been SC
lcetcd. All the New England States, We be-
lieVe--ccrainly New Hampshire, MAssAehu-
setts aud MAine-obssrye the 27th. But
why is Vermont la,erS We can only guess
that Gov. Williams fixed upon diaegcnt day
to accommodate thc peoplo--wilh two Thanks
giyings--so nSny as may wish TO enjoy two.
Most Of the people Of VermoHt eame from
New Hampshire. Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
n Island or New York, or descended from
more early settlers Who emigrated from these
States 10 this, consequently the family ties
still unbrokcn aud unforgotten, arc numer-
GUS. aud the setting apart Of an Independent
day for the observance 81 this annual f,aati-
val will afford more ample opportunity for
reunions among families with branches in
these different States, II might be the wish
Of some that the 27th Of November had been
selected, but We reckon tho majority will be
better pleased with the itb day Of December.
Besides the reasons above alluded TO. il bet
ter aceords with the custom of the State here
to(ore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

H% The Daily Journal says that objections
were made in the Coalition State ConYen-
ton, to the resolution declaring the fugitive
slave law unconstitutional, but finally, passed
without opposition.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

CALIyoRsIA.--The latest news from Gal.
iferniA, confirms the opinion We nxpreaaed
Last week that the main chance for obtaining
gold there, Is fran the quartz mines, which
all understand can DO done only by "A large
outlay OF means.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

TIE REVOLUTION ~ NORTHERN MEN,
co-IMroRTASr NEws.-The steamship
Fannyiarrived; at New, Orleans I'd inst, from
the Rio Grande, bringing dates to Oct. 80,
6 days later. The attack on Matamoras was
commenced by the revolutionists on the 2lst,
and on the 22d, Caravajal had possession of
.the city within four squares of the PIuza.-
Gen. Avalos was wounded during the engage
mont Orders were issued to give no quar-
troops still held out, suffering a loss of 1850
killed aud wounded. The revolutionists lost
but three, including Capt. Ford, who COM
mandcd company of Texans. A MFR Long
street, a merchant doing business at Matnwo-
ras was killed The city was set on fire on
the Sd, and the Custom House together with
other buildings, was destroyed. On the 95th,
Mr. Devine's store was alsosct on FIRE aud de-
atroyed, and the American Consul wounded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

Thursday, Oct 80
SENATE Report of Committee-By Mr.
Ucwev, from the committee on Roads in "a
al lref tlIe bill amending the charter of tho
Woodstoqk Railroad Company, with certain
rrQpoecd amendments, that tho ee4at,A4.sl titts,
connect with the Rutland and Burlington
rad aid It's connecting roads, ut any point in
Windsor or Rutland counties, and with the
Northern Road at White River Junction, ir
the Woodstock company shall so elect, eN-
Tending tho time Of locating and fixing the
afIfountuf capital stock to be subscribed be-
fJre this work ib ommenced, adding two more
Ia the present ndmher of commissioners, &c,
which were ordered, andt bill passed to Sd
reading.
HOUSE Petitions rcferrcd-br Gcorge
Carte and 'othcfS, Of the inhabitants Of Hart
G,rd for a law for the'hestruction of Grows !;
referred 20 the committee on Military Affairs.
or Josiah Quincy, OF White Mountains Rail-
road COMPANY, that the Boston, Concord aud
Montreal Raitrced be connected with tie Pas
sumpsc.
Engrossed. Bills--In addition to chap IS
of G S, relating to EjeCtmcnt; whenever, at
ter a suit is commenced, the tide Of the plain
tiff shall expire or be tfansftrr the suit shall
not abate passed Authorizing and regulat-
ing tho collection of arreaTS Of highway taxes;
the succeeding Surveyor shall collect The tax
rs failed To be collected by the PRECEDING one
passcd. Repeating sec. 8 bFcfiap. &c Of
G. $. authorizing the Selertmcn Of tho seve-
raj TOWING To make out list of candidates for
SURVEYORS of Highways TO be- chosen in, Town
Meeting -vlfscussetl 10y Mr. Hall of N'alling-
ford in opposition, and by Messrs Safiii, Ad.
ans, t;randey and Barlow in favor Of the same
mud passed, -s
Tho bin relating to the distribution of Web
eter's Dictionary snphg the school districts,
wVs taken up, X having been made the spec
sal order, and tlisrussed by, EseSsTs afafsin of
H.. burke, Blodgctt. Woodwork, Wrighsof
Castlcton; Adams of Milton, Barrett, May
n1rd, Davis, Stroud, and Dtrushee. Mr. Da.
Wis then moved that IL be laid'oh the table.
which was opposed bv sicssrs Crawford Rms.
T. seli and Vail Mr. Bridges moved that the
hill bu dismissed, which was discussed by Mr.
Stay. who expressed thc,Same views as a
,ngiority &c tho disrhtamts; that the school
'pIrifed''id hc slPrupyiutr'f 10 a much bcitcr
Tsrpo's'tissp propos't by the hill. anil tI.-,i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

Gar The brakeman killed by the collision
on the Now Haven Railroad on the 25th Oc-
tobcr, was George johnson, of Derby, this
State. So We sec il stated in the newspapers,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

6SsTho Wheeling Gazette has.hoiaea.thc
names Of Willard Fillmore and 4, II. II, Stu
nrt,as thor candidates fnr President and Nico
President Of the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08
FROM EUROPE.
FoUR pAYs LRTER.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2.
The steamship franklin, from llavro via
Cowes, which sailed from the latter port nj
81 o'clock, p NJ, on Melancholy, Oct %,
arrived at her wharf ia this city, at half past
IA this morning. rriaif1a rN r4 irr
Ex0LASp,-When the Franklin lgfA, Kos
suth had not arrived at Southampton, but he.
was confidently expected from Gibraltar in
the steamer due on the Path. The most cx-
tansiye preparations are being made la South
ampton 10 give him hearty aud enthusiastic
reception. Mr. Croskry, theL American Con-
sui, was most active in these Arrangcmcnts,in
seconding the wishes and exertons of the
Mayor and Corporation. The Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, the American Minister, had prom.
iscd "a be- present At the banquet 10 be given
20 Kossuth. al Southampton. 1he IIoa, Il
j. Walker, late Secretary uf tho u. $. ,t1TUas-
ury, had also promised to Rc present After
the banquet great mass meeting Was 10 hc
held in an open square fronting the l.. 5.
Consulate, at which Kossuth would be pre-.
sented with the Hungarian Flag from New
York.
Most disastrous intelligence had been re-
ceiyed from the Cape Of Good Hope, 10y the
British War Steamer Birkcnhead, bringing
dates TO Sept ~. The accounts Of the state
Of affairs on the frontiers we're very uufavor-
able, and il was said that additional troops 90
the number of 10000 would be required to
restore peace. The British troops had sllIsr-
cd severe rtputsc in the Fish River Bush,
and disanectiop was SAID n be extending. N
was feared there would be union Of all the
tribes, 10 drive the white men into the sen.
FRANcg.-- The latest news from Paris an
nounccs no termination 10 the Ministerial cri-
sis. NJ, Billaut had declined to form n Min
istry, although pressed TO do so, IL was
Thought the President would not speedily
find any public man, with a character 10 lose,
who would be willing TO undertake the forum
alton Of ministry on the principle Of CON
irving ut II vjUtariUu Of TfiG C,0HsTfTuIioh. II
was therefore generally hoped that some com-
promise would be patched up. with his old
Cabinet and that modification of the suff-
rage law would be agreed to, and submitted
20 tho Assembly on the 9TH of November. In
the meantime Louis Napoleon had sent for
NJ. Dncos, from bordeaux, and the arrival of
that gentleman was looked for with much in
terest. The Foreign Ministers in Paris were
much alarmed and were trying to induce
Louis Napoleon TO retrace'his steps.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

or The bradford Gazette, in closing an
article upon the Railroad accident, re.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

e9r A Miss G. O. Cushman has undertak-
e4f4at 81 Louis. 10 walk ivo hundred miles
ina69e'hAfthed consecutive hours; the feat To
~ dgs9~mtJFs q I,lSc,rc.A c-,t rnis4 a..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

ST The passenger tyains have run regu-
lArly over the PassGmpsic Road since
last Tuesday. All the damaged places ex.
eept the bridge NJ ompompAnoosur, were
then made passable. This bridge, we hear,
will be 40 far completed next Tuesday that
the grains will pass over H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

d. Ea- The Legislature do not seem yet to he
for an adjournment The prospect
is for long session.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

I". f...| hhturdhyt NOV T.
SENATE Reports Of Commiiies.- by Mr.
Currinr, from the Judiciary committee, in ia
yor OF Bill amending the charter Of the Yer
mont Mutual Hire Insurance Company the
insured may pay IN d certain ainosnt Ia the
oflicu Ia money in lien OF the pronlum note (;
passed, By Mr. Marvin, from committee on
Edneaiinn, against bill Altering sec. ., chap
80 G =, relating 10 ministerial landsi the
rcnts And VroTN OF miHlETCTfEr fauuE III Any
town not otherwise appropriated, shall, under
the direction Of the sclectmen OF such town,
bc appropriated TO ilfn support Of pFeael,ing
Mr. Bailey moved tina, tho bill be laid on the
liable, which was lost, 10 4, aud the third
reading was refused by Mr. Dewey from
the committee on RoNdr, in favor OF amending
the charter of the Woodstock Railroad Com
pany; passed
SENATE-The Senate passed the bill ~
mendiug tho charter of the Rutland and Adj
olson Nlutual Fire Insurance Company aud
ordered TO third reading; the bill Ia ineor-
poraie the IIydeyille Slate Company by vote
Of ~ TOD.
Mr. CurrieT called mp the bill providing for
the collection OF arrears of highway taxes, 10y
aunoxing To- the bill OF the succeeding high
why surveyor the arrears OF taxes uncollcct
cd, and IL was discussed 20 some extent and n
mended by striking out 'shall" and Inserting
t'may" and passed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08
THE CALLED q M A NJ

in he State aud iuiling 20 do loi AL insnl,
ances. made by said companies shall be null
andt0ld "a eafahitiee on JudieiAryi
Whiuabore called up thr b,ll 20 in
coltbtaie the Wantastuuet hailroad Cdmpa-
nys The quesbpn icing on the adoption Of
lid amendments prop0sed az che iousnoon
scliioh, Mr. Curfer nlbyed Az indeh niie post
pdhemrnt OF de subject which was carried
10 toi ~,
HOUSE, Reports OF Committees Ry Ju-
diriary commiltee, IN favor Of the Dill relal-
log 20 dutios Of Register Of Probate proyld-
ing that the Registers shall perform tle du-
ties Of tho Judges vhon Che latter AFo'sick 90
ahseut third regdihg ordered. ny the same
Ia favor az Senate bill, a. incorporate the
Aarihern Telegraph Coz read third time and
passed. By tho committees Ga Agriculturein
hvor ofbnl for the prevention Of the destfue-
lion Of sniall birds, with an Amendment by
making tbs panAlig n instead Of Sd, fuf ave
~ nest deairoyod or bird killed. adopted, aud
Mr Gregory moved that ue bill be laid on
The table, which was lost aud amer consider
able discussion, IN which MHssFs shckney
and. NhcelOuk Of Stowe took an AeiiYo part,
th9 bill was ordered 10 q thirl reading.
Nj AdApn called up the bin known AZ the
"Gruorai BANKING Law" Mr. Bridges moved
that Il 'hd laid on The table un Account Of the
atsonrn OF some members, Mr llubbell guy
gepied the propriety Of advancing ID ono stage
aud therefore ordering it 60 be engr0ssed.--
Mr. Barrett thought the bili should lac discuss
ed before engrosnheni, on acrornt At liz
lcngd,. Mr. Bridges moved 10 amend his
motinn by ordering 500 copies 10 DO printed
aud Il be laid on the table, which was agreed
20 20 10 S.
Engroased Bill--For the preservation Of
Gsh ii. whoc'o.k pond passed
The New York herald., 1851-09-15
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

EFFEcTs usAT, NyIsANcEs DsaIHs. So.-The
Effects the heat severely felt in Brooklya during
the past week and the Board Of Health called upon
to duties which thought no longer
The lime carts again called out 70 sprinkle
the cutters which growing offensive. The
evil st the foot OF Clinton avenue, where soil and ol
used TO dumped It thought I'd been rened;ed
the foul deposit having been nearly all dragged
tteng first mixed with lime and he spot covered with
ire.h earth But the late sutry state OF ths
revived its pesti.ercus odors to call forth
paint to the Bosri from Commodore Ssiter
at the Navy Yard
The body of man named Burns, was found on satur.
day morning in the dstillery yard Of Messrs schenck
4 sneden corner OF furnan and Jorae streets He
was suppc sed TO have dvd from the effects Of excessive
heat.
Michael NeCrcket, laboIng man returned home to
his residence IN Twertysxth street. Gowanus Friday
evening almost overcome by heat and expired about
hour afterwards.
A cciortd man whose name was not ascertained, died.
supp, sej from the cause, while being
yeyed in a wagon to the hofpital
Isaac McDougsi the afternoon, prostrated
in Myrtle avenue BY couple so, but was resu sctaet
THr Annual PARApE oF Far DyP.evMEsr will
take place Iuesday, the 10Th inst which
an address viii be delivered by tie Rev Henry Ward
Beecher AZ the Washington st:ee. Methodist Episcopal
Church The Brooklyn Sacred usic Society will be in
after dance and add 10 the interest Of the occasion
is expected that the department viii in full
force and make fine display.
KINcs CouNr, CorSr, corRT oF OyrR AND TERm,SEs-
SAruRDAr.-AERAiGNMES1 o. fsIsoSEEs-THv WILLIAMS
BURG MUBDEIsTh Grand Jury have found thirty four
bills Of indictment and again returned to their abor
The unlicensed liquor stores In the city Of Brooklyn
understood 10 b. the subee of their present inY-stga
ton The following prisoners were brought up, arraigned
aud pleaded not guty:-Iswrence RELY, for the VII
iamsbury murders. two indictments for witfu
der end for assault with intent 10 kill Richard Ab
belly for bgamy; Eliza Brown for indecent exposure;
Henry l.. Jones. and samuel Smith. and Johu Casey.
seyTy for grand larceny Daniel dc Jafty for burg
in the II ind degree John Clarke for bgany and Patrick
DOugherty for eTcepy. Thoma. scGsseon, Indicted for
bu; gary the third degIc plea led guilty and
fenced to four years imprisonment in the state Pson
The then ADJOURNED till thu day (Monday) and it
Is extra ,c ion w be held foe the trials Of pri
soncrs in October. Judse Morse tsing engaged next
week in We,tChestcr county.
The New York herald., 1851-09-15


BowKsv TskArHs -Ths pieces annouAesd for Z eve
ming ere the WssEd Of the wavs" and the rokeu
sword" MI Eddy, and other eminent artises, | sus-
seuse, makes her frst appearance for some time
DRoAnw.s rHrArHE.-rhs greet American trayeaisn,
Edwin Forrest commences engagement this evening
lie viii appear ia his unrivaled character Of Dam,n
with Conway az Pythias No doubt the Broadway, to-
night will present an immense assembags.
NisLo's GARDEN The attractions for thh evening
sufficient to dill the house-two splendid spectacle pan
tamss, the scenery Of which gorgeous and beaaaL
The pieces RaoGl and kim hs Nearly al .nr
renowned Rayel troupe viii appear.
BusroS's TssrRg - bill of very attractive features
Is presented fer the smusements of this evening Fer
fiction u the Cork Leg the 'Toodes and Crimson
Grimes" with Burton. Bland Mary Taylor and Miss
Chapman, ia the leading characters
NAroS,L Tnr,rsE The great trsgedisn, Booth, aad
the less popular actor, Mr j. Scott appear ,n tue
tragedy of "0theo Booth sustaining the pat OF iaSo
aud Scott that of otheo In addition to this great at
traction MIR Blanchard and his ~onderfu dogs will ap-
pear.
B.o,sgAn's L,cFrn-The amusements com ueuce
with the overt ure Tampa which will be followed by
Delicate Ground" nest, the comedietta Of See Saw"
and the concluding feature will be ~ B and b. -
Between The pieces ysiieus dances will take place.
CnRlsIYs MISsrssIs offer fine programme for this
evening-song, ehorrses, instrumental perfCr nances
aud dancing
FrLlows M.NsrRTLs Several new compositions are
offered Cor this evening which No doubt will be executed
with science
BARNr,i's MusFrei-A fine entertainment, both light
ana highly amusing ia given every afternoon and
ing az this iayOfite establishment.
BowERr CiRous The equestrian exercises which are
nightly given by Levi Northis excellent company
drawing large houses the company is full and effective
TaIPIFR Hall Professor Anderson continues on q
course OF success his performances very much ad-
mirtd.
Mss LAURA Aoo,oS the tragic queen has arrived in
the Pacific. She Is considered OF the most
frihod artists Of the London stage. Whatever mana
ger secures her services will be sure to realise money
The New York herald., 1851-09-15

THE PRESIDENT IsTERcRpINa FOR THE CUBAN rRi-
SoNERS-1HE NEW ORLEANS CoLLEc roRsHlP-
UNIIED STATES STOCK ISSUED, Erc.
WAsHiNGroS, Sept. IL 1851.
telegrap.ie despatch, received from New Orleans
this morning. at the department, states that the prison
ers ia Cuba hundred aud thirty in number, were to
have sailed for Spain the sth instant This inte
the part of the Captain General Of Cuba has probably
been carried cut, there time for the interces
sion Of this government to reach Havana The benevo-
lent intentions OF the President will not, however, flag
and Is Understood that the last stea to Europe
ried instructions to SIR. Barringcr our Minister at
Madrid to the Spanish government exercise the
quality Of mercy towards her unfortunate
prisoners.
No appointment has yet been made of Collector at
New Orleans Mr. Frere ho xever will not be retained
1t is stated that the California Land Commissioners
have conferred the position Of secretary to the board
Doctor Charles W. Davis who served professionally
General Wools stad in Mexico, AMI is a ripe Spanish
scholar.
The amount Of the United State. stock issued to fo
reisners during the past week. for the loan Of lsi
amounted to $50 SEQ.
The New York herald., 1851-09-15

vel from the resldsnce Of her mother, No eS2 Pear
street. II u Monday afternoon, at AZ O'Clock
On ss urdsy evening, September 10, Of the hthmus
fever 9t oxck X WKiss, aged IS years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from The residence Of his sister No
los Reads street ON Monday afternoon at O'Clock The
remains viii he taken to Greenwood.
On Sunday, September IA, Lrcrrs c son of Luke 3.
and Rachel Ann Packard, aged months ami Ia days.
On Saturday evening September IL, JoHS CosAS aged
IS yesrs.
The friends OF the family and those Of his brothersin
law, Patrick Hart, John ralbott srd Thomas Orumley,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday
afternoon at half past o'clock from his late resden,e
Nc CO Orange street CT Franklin street No car
risges allowed.
On Saturday, at IL PM, OF spoplexy WILLIAN ds,-
EAm, Sen ,eged 60 years months and - days.
Tbe friends and relatives Of the family aud those OF his
sens John u, Thomas William, Adam and Joseph. and
sons iDsw. Thomas Roberts and Henry Cussman, are
respectfully invited TO attend the fcuera from the resi-
denee Of his son. William Graham Jr is Hester street.
without further Invitation The remsns will be taken
TO Cypress HILLS Cemetery for interment Stages will be
in readiness at Grand street Ferry, Williamsburg.
AT Nonkers, on Sunday morning, September Il, Caro-
LisE wife CT John Wilson, aged rs years and months
alter q lingering illness of eight weeks.
Her rem aims will be conveyed to Perth Amboy, on
Tuesdsy afternoon BY the Joseph Beknap foot
Of Robinson street at half past o'clock The friends
and scquantau Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend also, the members OF City Lodge ISL o Of
L without further invitation
The New York herald., 1851-09-15

THE BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoS-coL. SUMMERS COM
MAND - INDIAN DEPRECIATION - CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION, ETC.
ST LOUIS, Sept. IL, 1851.
Capt Burnside arrived at St. Louis to- day with late
advices frcm New Mexico.
The Indians had made a descent upon a rancho few
miles distant from Albuquerque, and carried OF large
number Of cattle.
The election of delegate to the next Congress viii take
place in New Mexico the 1t Of November. The
dida,es Major Weightmar and Capt Reynolds. The
forner will probably be elected
Capt Burnside, VI derstand brings dispatches for
the government from the Boundary Commissioners We
learn further that in consequence Of a disagreement be-
the commissioners and the 5u-veyor the opera
iions of the conmh sion almost suspended
Capt Sumner, with his command, at Albuquerque,
preparing expedition for Navajo Bay.
The season Is very dry ir New Moxco and the crops
sboTt. Imporiatons of goods have been very heavy.
Thee is Only one company at present al Santa Fe
The New York herald., 1851-09-15

On saturday evening September i3 after protracted
hlness Josr ". f.S1,, In the 18th year of his age
The relatives and friends o. the family are
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, Nc. 22 Gre nd street
On september IL M,hU H.Rpfrr Lrcv aosd q years
and months, daughter Of Clsudius and Harriet ois
.
The friends Of the family respectfully rsauested 10
attend without any further invitation her funeral this
afternoon at clock from her parents residence at
Clifton. Staten Island.
On The 1ith instant, JoHS infant son ef william
snd Hannah Wake sged years mont hs and is DAYS
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend bic funeral this afternoon fuonday)
at cclock, from the residence of his parents No ~
Cottsge place without further invitation
months.
The funeral viii take place this Monday afternoon
September 18th st oolock from the residence Of bis
father DR. Henry Sheppard, ITe Avenue B.
On Sunday, eeptenber Ia JuLI. Asr wife Of Bena-
min ,. TeDney, aged 30 years 5 months and da,s
The fritnds q the family requested to attend tbs
funeral from ~ First street this Afternoon at ocock
Copnecticut snd Msssschusetts papers please copy
ON Sunday. September II, s.srsA Nr.sr aged 10
years.
The Relatives and frier IL II The family and those Of
her brother Charles NesrY, and othsr.in law John
hcAnire- o., truly Invited 70 attend her tune.