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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

AT Court Of Probate holden al Salisbury,
within and for the District Of Salisbury,
on the 9Th day of November, A. ID. 1851.
Present, JOHN g. MITCHELL. Esq.. Judge.
nN motion of thu AdmiDisaFatrix ON the
~ Estate of EDWARD e. REED, late
OF Salisbury, within sMid district, deceased,
this Court doth decree that six mouths frnnn
this date be allowedand limited for the cre-
ditors of said Estate TO exhibit their claims
against the same to the ADMINISTRATIVE. and
directs that public notice be given Of this
order by advertising in a newspaper pnb-.
lislied in Litchfield, and by posting copy
thereof on the public sign posi- 10 AMID fOwn
OF Salisbury nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt. Certified from Re-
cord. JOHN G, kITCHELL,
p27 Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
Litchfeld Academy,

RMR. RENDRICK will CONNIE nee his
lVx school on Monday the 81 day of NoV,
Terms rs usual. except small tax for fuel.
No deduction except in case OF protracted
iIluess.
nI.Instruclion in French, Music. Draw.
ing aud Painting, as usual.
Letehfeld, Oct. 81, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

Sudden DeatA.-On Friday afternoon
last, young man named Herman Nick i.
erson, residing on the 'Childs Place,
about three miles nerth of this village.
was found dead on the premises, where
he is supposed to have fallen in fit. He
had been at work in the barn in bis usual
health.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

KossUTH.-As this name Is now in eve
rybody's lips, il is best topronoHnce II chr
rectly. The true pronunciation is KOS
SHOOT, placing the accent on the first sylia'
BILE. At first view, such q pronunciation
seems inconsistent with OrlhOgraphy but
recollect that Eh in the German aud other
kindred languages is equivalent tot with
Us, and open the as in Union, aud the
mystery is solved.-[Journal of Commerce
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
EO Agents Wanted To Tray.

EO Agents Wanted To Tray
DO ell in the Southern. Middle or North>
ern States,-Steady employm will be
given for number of years to respectable
young men of practical business habits and
possessed of a good common education and
gentlemanly address. Such men will find
it greatly to their advantage. as it will afford
an opportunity to see large portion of the
country, and at the same time earn besides
all expenses, from 800 to $1,000 year,
Some Agents have earned double thai
amount Much depends upon ability TO act
perseverance and economy,i it being pleas
ant business. None need apply except those
who have had a few years. experience Ia
the business. For full information address
(postage prepaid) JACOB MONK, Phila
delpha,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

0TAe Cherokee arrived in New York
from Ohagres on Saturday, bringing
s3,3oo,ooo in gold. Among her pas,
sengers is thu Hon Thomas o. Larkin Of
California, and Col Green, Of the Pana-
ma Herald. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
wINsrED BANK, }

,OCIUUUI OULIII 100 :"
TENHE Directors of this Bank have declared
l. dividend of four per cent, from the
earnings Of the last six months, payable to
the stockholders on and after the Sd day of
November next
JOHN C. TRACY, Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

3. 10 H. 3. Conklin. who was executed
for arson al Utica. traced his ruin TO fire
engine house deba uchery. He died with
courage. aud confident in Jesus. He was
hanged in me jail yard at Whileshoro' up
on lever with two arms, the longest of
which had three fifty-sixes attached, an
was tied 10 beam by cord.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

WANTED Immediately. one good Car
w riage Palmer, to whom seady em-
ployment will be given.
VIM. ROGERS.
Lttchfell, Nov 20, 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
At Court of Probate holden at Lilcl,feld

At Court Of Probate holden at Lilchfield,
within and for the district Of Litchfeld,
on The 10Th day Of Nov. A. D.. 1851.
Present, HENRY b. GRAVES. Esq, Judge.
AN motion of the Misunderstanding on the
" Estate of ABIGAIL FOOT, late OF
Litchfield, within said district. deceased
this Court doth decree thut six months from
this date be allowed aud limited for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit lheirrlaims
against the same to Lucy NJ. Kimberley,
Administering, and directs TINT public mo-
lice be given Of this order by advertising in
a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and
by postinga copy thereof on the public sign
post in said town Of Litchield, nearest 10
The place where The deceased last dwell
Cert from Record.
81 HENRY d. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

At a Court Of Probate holden at Litch6eld,
within and for the District of Litchield,
on the LIST day OF December, A. D., 1851.
Present. HENRY B. GRAVES. Esq. Judge
nm motion Of Chauncey Peck. Execu-
" tor on the estate of CHARLOTTE
BlDWELL. late of Litchfeld. within said
district, deceased; this Court doth decree
that six months from this date be allowed
and limited for the creditors of said Estate
10 exhibit their claims against the same to
said Executor, and directs that public no.
tice be givon of this order by advertising in
a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by
posting copy thereof on the public sign
post in said town of Li,ch6sld, nearest ths
place where the deceased last dwelt. Certi-
fed from Record. s
80 HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
Notice

rs hereby given, that the FIRST meeting Of the
l. Stockholders Of the s.AMERicAmHoE COM
pANY," will be held at the Beatdsley House
IN West Winsted, On "Wednesday. Nov. 26th,
al o'clock, P. NJ, for the choice nf officers.
and to transact ,uch nther business a, NAV be
necessary. DANIEL b. WHEEL OCK,
49,. LEWIS r. BOYD.
West Winsted. Nov. Sd. 1851. GO
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

Alta Court of Probate holden o: L;tcbfeld,
within and for the District Of Llchfeld,
on the 10Th day of Nov. A. d. 1851.
Present. HENRY B GRAVES, Esq, Judge.
I'M motion of tho Administrators on the
" Estate of SALLY G FOOT, late of
LitcbfeId. within said district, deceased
this Court doth decree that six months
from this date be allowed and limited for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibii their
claims against the same 10 Lucy NJ. Kim
berley and Dan. Throop. Administrators on
said Estate, and directs that public notice
be given of.this order by Advertising in a
newsps per published in Litch6eld, and By
posting IA copy thereof on the public sign
post in said town OF Litchfeld, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record, aa ba
27 HENRY D GRAVES. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
District Of New Milford, 50.
Probate Court. Nov. S,h, 1851.

Probate Court. Nov. S,h. 1881.
Estate OF BENJAMIN S. HUNT, late Of
IL New Milford, in said district, deceased.
TheC OF Probate for The District If New
Milford hath limited and alto we'd six months
from the date hereof for the creditors of said
estate, represented insolvenf, IN which to cx
hlbit their claims thereto; and has appointed
Joseph Wells aud Albeit N Baldwin, Esq'ts.,
Commissioners, To receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
d C SANFORD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet al the late residence Of the deceased, in
said New Milford, on the s,h day Of January
and the 9Th day Of May, 1852. at 8 o'eleck in
the forenoon, on each Of said days.ior tie pur-
pose Of attending on the business Of said APP
pointmen', ss
JGSrPH WELLS. 1Commis.
ALBERT y BALDWIN, : sioncls.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re
Iuested to make immediate payment 10
BETSEY z HUNT, Administrative.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
$50 REV. ARD

W7lLL be paid to any person who will
w buy box of DR. Terrel's Healing
Ointment, and use it according to direc-
lions, if they will call at my Office and say
with a clear conscience. that il does moi
com pleiely cure Chapel Hands, Chilblains,
Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores on
Chiliren. and greatly alleviate, IL moi en-
tirely cure Salt Rheum, and most diseases
of the skin. See advertisement.
MONROE TERRELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

N"-NN-NH~ NFFSNA~ -~~~~A
ESTATE Of Mas. ANNE EIINE, late
II of New Milford. II said district. de-
ceased, tho Conrt Of Probate for the dis
trict Of New Milford haIh limited and a.
lowed six mOaihs from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate, represented
insolvent, in which 10 exhibit their Claims
thereto; and has appointed John J. Slcfsch
and John s. Turrill, Esqrs., Commissioners
to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by D. G. SANFORD, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the Office Of I. s. TurrAi il
said New Milford. on the 9th day of Jan,y
and the 9Th day Of May. 1852, at o'clcck
"a the afternoon, en- each Of said days, for
me purpose of attending ON the business Of
said appointment.
JOHN J. STETSON, ! Commission.
JOHN S. TURRILL.S ers.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment Is
G. w. WEIITTELSEY. I Execn-
LYMAN HINE, tors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

cnes sec panphst 10 be had SCENTS where testimony
from the highest quarters viii be found among which are
letters from II
Hos. MARSHALL, =. WILDER, Boston, Mass
Hos. JAMES z. CIIrn CHILL, Portland, NC
EEOCH PATTERSON, ESQ., Bostan, Mass y. ~
Carr. CiAs. II. COLE, Iindgs, NJ H. late o. ne"
EPiIRAIM MURDOCH JR Esq. winchendos. Ma
IRA KUseEII4 u. d., Winchendgp, Moss
N. KINGsBURY, M. D., Temple, n u. y,
=. DARWIN ABELI, n. d. Rindge; ~ II
GEO. JEWETT, d. D. Tempeton5 Aiass'
Rev. A. w. BURNIIAM, Rndge NHL
Rev kUEUs Triton, Pcterboro' III
CALEB 8. CARTER ESQ, Portland. ne; A.. ~,.....-
GEO ". MCCLELLAN, ESQ, Deputy C0nee'o'' Oas's1
WITLTAM NICHOLS Wen ESQ, Townsend. Masa
For Sale. Wholesale and RetRtl, -
Principal Office, ScOllay's Build
ing, fremont Row. BOStOns
Sold By A c. Smith, Litehfcld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
To Let

ENoR term Of years. a FARM. of
II about $50 acres, with appurtinences,
very desirably situated on the borders of a
Lake in the town of Salisbury. Apply to
NJ. A. HOLLEY, LakeviIle.
October LIST, 1851. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
FOR SALE.

"a EEHE Mansion House and
htU about twenty acres Ut land
ss in the village OF LiIchhelk, late'
49, ~ owned by The Hon. Frederick
WOlcort deceased, now belonging to Mr.. II.
Migeun. Enquire of
dec 2 GEO. C. WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
NEW 10 RH

IA NJHD
New Goods at S. Norfolk.
THE PROPHET ORS Of the Water
Il bury Leather Manufacturing comra
ny. are now prepared TO show their friends
and the community at large, a complete as
sortment of GOODS usually kept in coun-
try Store. They do not feel disposed to do
much in the way of Boosting. but would
merely invite our friends in this vicinity TO
call and see US, and we will sell them Goods
as low as shey can buy in this County.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
for Goods. JOHN DIXON. Agent.
South Norfolk. October 3lst, 1851. u27
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION


Canaan Manufacturing Company.
RE 1T KNOWN, that we, the snhscri-
- bers, do hereby associate ourselves as
a body pUItic and corporate, pursuant "a
the fourteenth chapter of the act ''entitled
an act concerning communities and cOrpOr-
atIOns," and the following are the Articles
of association.
Article |. The name of said corpora ton
shall be the Seaman Manufacturing Com
pany.
Art. II. The capital stock of said corpor>
alton shall be Four Thousand Dollars, and
and shall be divided into shares of twenty
i've dollars each.
Art. Ill. The purposes for which said
corporation is established. are the manu>
featuring of bedsteads and other articles of
which wood aud iron shall form the compo>
nent part, of the manufacturing and dealing
ia wood and other articles necessary and
convenient to carry on the business of man
ufaciuring bedsteaGs, etc., as aforesaid.
Art. w. The Statute Law of this State
relating to joint Stock Corporations, is
hereby particularly referred 10, and made
part of these articles, and the corporation
hereby established AMI organized under
and pursuant 10 the same, shall have the
powers enumerated therein.
Art V. Each subscriber to these Articles
agrees to take the number of shares an
nexed TO his name of the Capital Stock Of
said corporation, each share to be twenty
five dollars as aforesaid, and to be paid for
by inssalments, as the Directors of said
Company shall call in the same.
Art. vi. The said corporation is located
in Canaan, in the County of Litchfeld, and
State of Connecticut
Dated a, Canaan, this 10th day Of No
vember. 1851. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
Girls Wanted.

XK7 AN1ED IL or Is Girls to work in q
wv Factory. by the WADHAMS' Man.
lfaciuring Company.
Wolcnttville, Nov. 25lh, le5l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
wARREN INSTITUTE.

J. C. HOWARD. A. NJ, Principal.
THE Winter Term of IA weeks will
i commence on Monday, Dec, LET. Ex-
penses, &c, 40 heretofore. Avn
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

Ladies Cioaks
A ND DRESSES made to order, by an
IA experienced Dress Maker. at
.s Miss BRADLEY'S
Litchield, Nov. 9th. 1851. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

TNHE subscribers have just returnedfrom
4 New York with large stock OF Boots
and Shoes, bought al time of great press
ure in the money market, consequently will
be sold a, greatly reduced prices.
we think any one may I'll themselves o,
any thing in our line OF Trade, from the
small fancy Cack to the large thick Boot
from the small Rubber Boot to the large
Over Shoe, at unprecedented Low PRICES,
Morocco, Innings, Bindings. Sole Leah,
er and Findings, for sale as usual
MEAFOY & TROWBRlDGE,
Firs, Door West Of the Court House.
Lilchfeld, Oct. l4Ih, 1851. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
NOTICE.

NOH1CE.
IT All persons liable to pay Taxes in the
town of Norfolk, on the List of 1850. are
hereby notified that will meet them to
receive the same at the Hotel Of John A.
Shepard, on Monday. the 5ih, and at the
House of Bushnell Knapp. on Tuesday.
the 9th. and Mt the House of james Nj.
CowIes. on Wednesday. the 9TH days OF
January next. from to P. NJ, on each
OF said days.
N. BAN persons neglecting this notice
must expect to pay travelling fees.
THOMAS s. CURTISS, Collector.
Norfolk, October 30th, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

HYPocHnNDRIAc.-A prince Of Bnur.
bon fancied himself hare, and suffered
no bell to be runy in the palace. lest the
noise should drive him to The woods. Al
another time he was plant, and told the
gardner to water him The next day he
said he was drad. and refused fDuJ To
prevent death, his physician ordered two
servants to be dressed as dead princes,
and td sit at table. The hyPuchundrlac
asked wno they we're, aud was tuld that
they We're spirits nfthe departed; do they
eat, he inquired. When he was answer
ed in the affirmative. he jumped ont of
bed took HE food from their hands and
ca, vuracously. For weeks he diued
as he thought. with some nnbe ghost!
And all this time he was not incapable of
business, especially Where his interest
Was concerued- Wheel. Argus.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

FORM THE WgsT INDIES Earthquakes
8r.-Tho steamship Merlin arrived al
New York, on Monday, fror ST. Thoma.
and Bermuda, and brought dates one
week later:
The drnught. which had prevailed in
the island for three months past, had been
relieved by series of copious showers,
commencing on the l4lh Of June,
A file of ST. Thomas Times to the 18th
of June cnntains an announcement that
a severe shock Of an earthquake was ex.
perieuced at 81 o'clock. A. NJ, on the
morning Of the 10th of June.
There were also several shocks of an
earthquake at Guadalpupe, which lasted
from the 18th to the l7th of May. The
greatest consternation, in consequence,
prevaied at Bassa Terre aud Point Pc
ire. The walls Of several buildings in
the town w1re thrown down, bpt we are
not informed of any l5ss of LIE. Many
families at Point Patre had taken refuge
on board ships in the harbor.
The Berhudlan states that the value
of produce exported from these islands
the present year, 50 far amounts to S67,'
1879. Since the lst ofJannary there have
been shipped 5.932 bbls. potatoes, 20l.,
100 bbls. arrow root, 1000, 900 lbs. on,
ions. aud 1883 boxes tomatoes. The
quantity Of produce ou hand is as follows:
--Arrow.rnnt, valued at $4,000; onions,
.(25n, 900 lbs valued at $3,l25; potatues.
800 bbls) valued at 81 500.
The Bermndan ofthe 25lh says
"At meeting ofthe Legislative Cuun
Gil this day, the bill ofsupply and opprn,
priatnn, which was laid befnre that body
yesterday, was rejected! M similar
vent has taken place IN these islands
since the memorable administration of
The late Sir William Lumley, .......,..
1--WE understand that the rejection Of
this most important bill was in couee.
quence Of the House Of Assembly havin g
inserted in 1T aprovision fr the remls
sion of duty paid on oxen imported aud
slaughtered. under contract, fr the use
of the army, navy aud convict establish
ment.
"As the existing duties on impor will
expire on the 9th of July proximo-ten
dsys hence and as another bill of that
nature cannot be introduced this session,
we nresume the executive will resort TO
an immediate propagation, aud. in day
or two afterwards. open the session anew.
by going through this fnrm, it viii enable
the Assembly to prepare an"ther supply
bill" -...'...
On the 9Th of June. the ship Bride ar.
rived at ST. Georges, from Cork, (Ire'
land y with 200 convicts for the govern.
ment works at Bermuda. ......-.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10
FairGeId County CIothine store.

6tMITH TONG have Iust added to their stock OF
- READY-MADE Clothing, large assortment for
Spring and Summer Pear, which will be sold At the
unsusl low prices Oi their establiahme
Their stock Of Ready made Clothing Is the very
best the market affords Having experience in the
business and being well acquainted with the making
up Of Goods they think they offer better inducements
TO purchasers than any other establishment in this
section Of the country both regards price, and tho
make and quality Of the goods. lsIf.s
Theft sssortmeiit consists of almost every variety
! and every size suitable for the season.
They also keep as usual extensive assortment Of
the very best, the most beautiful and The choicest
pieces Of Cloths, Csssimeres, Veytihgs, Satin, silk,
&c. which they will be ready at all times, TO MAKE
| TO ORDER, and the well known reputation of the
prostietorS in this business will be sufficient re-
Communication that these Goods will be made up in the
very best manner and according to the latest and most
approved yls.
They do no say that they will sell goods % or 30
per cent cheaper than any other establishment; such
expressions st this day generally understood and
appreciated but they promise okeep hand the best
assortment and to dispose Of the ssne at the totceSt
prizes that can be afforded. ....-.-.l 4 .
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
rTsRemsmber the plsce--the room one door East
Of Reber & Kutz's store. SMITH TONG,
! Lancaster, May II, 1851
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

RECEIPT FOR Maxine BsrR. Take one
pint nf corn and boil it until il is little
soft, add to it one pint Of moIasses aud
one gallon Of waterj shake them we'll to
gether and set it by the fire aud in TWEEN
,y.four hours the beer will be excellent
When all the beer in the jug is used, just
add more molasses and water. The same
corn will answer for six months. aud the
beer will be fit for use n twelve hours
by keeping the jug which contains ii
warm Ia the absence of molasses, su
gar or honey will answer in its place
In this way the whole ingredient used
in maklag gallon of beer will not Gus
exceeding four cents. and it is better and
more Wholesome that cider.-Pa~idias
| miss. Car,0n.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

DR0RADaTIoE.-Amnng>l The prisoners
III the Moyamensing lnck up, on Tues.
day night, was a young and interesting
female. lhs daughter nf one Of the first
families of the chief commercial city of a
Southern Stale Only few years ago,
and she was the pride Of fonA parents. AT
the age Of sixteen. she eloped from a
boarding school with midShipman in The
navy. wbn seduced her from tue path %
virlue.-Ruin eusued. aud she was Jos
tn her people. Dissipation aud iuGsmy
became her hot AT last she sunk TO tn,
level Of the unfprlunates Of Small street
Her case excited the heepes piiy. She
was sent TO prison.- Phad. Penn. .,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

TmR CosDEN MAssKCRE.-A letter from
Chestertown to the Centreville Times,
thus aludes to the scene in the court.
house at the time Judge Chambers sen
fenced Murphy. Shelton aud Taylor. with
other facts connected with the parties
VINO have figured in the trials
There was scarcely dry eye in the
courtroom and who can paint the distress
of the aged father, whose children had
been cruelty butchered by these fends in
human shape-he stood near the Judge, &
was SO completely overcome by his feel
Jugs that he sunk into the seat usually &C,
cupiel by Judge Hupperi and when the
judge so IeeingIy exhorted tue prisoners
to repent of their crimes aud look to a
redeemiug Saviour for mercy, you could
hear an audible amen in all parts uf the
house. Up to this time the prisoners still
persisted in their innuceuce." l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

PREsENTMENTs. i have heard Of sew
eral cases of people hurrying home from
a presentment Of fire; and Mr.. NJ. Cald
erwnod was once, when ahleut from
home, seized with such anxiety about his
family, that, without being able in any
way To accnunt for it, he felt mpeIled Ia
fiy to them aud remove them from the
house they were uhabiing; Que wing'of
which fell down Immediately afterwards
No nnrinn of snch misfortune had ever
bef,re occurred tn him, unr was there any
reason whatever To expect II; the accl.
dent originating from some defect IN the
foundations. A circumstances exactly sim
liar to this. is related 10y Sterling of Pro
fessor Bnhm, teacher Of Mathematics at
Marburg. who being one evening in cum
pany, was suddenly seized with c"nvic
ton that he ought to g"home. AS, how
ever, he was very comfortably taking tea,
and nothing to do at hume, he resisted
the admorilion, but it was returned with
such f,mce that at last he was obliged to
yield. On reaching his house, he found
everything as he had lett il; but he nnw
felt himself urged tU remove his bed from
the corner in which it stnod to another;
but as it had always stood there, he re-
sisted this impulsion also. However the
resistance was vain; absurd asst seemed
he felt he must do ii; so he summoned
the maid and with her aid drew the bed
to the olhe: side If the room; after which
he felt quite at ease aud returned tt
spen,l the rest Of the evening with hi
friends. Al Ten O'clock the party broke
up, aud he retired home, and went tnbe'
aud to sleep, In the middle of the nigh
he was awakened by loud crash, and uI
looking out he sa that large beam ha'
fallen, bringing part of the ceiling will
it, and was exactly on the spot his be-
had occupied. .'r-.
One of the most remarkable cases
know, is that which occurred nit YER
long since. on bnaId her majesty'S ships
lying off Portsmouth. The offic be
ing one day at the mess table. yonn
lieutenant P. suddenly laid down9 hi
knife aud fork, pushed away his plate an
turned extremely pale. lie then ros
from the table, covering his face witbhi
hands. and retired from the room. Nh
president Of the mess supposng him t
J he i'll, sent one Of the young men toin
| quire what was the matter. Al first NJ
P. was unwilling To speak; but on bein
; pressed, he confessed that he had bee
seized by sudden and irresistible in
: preston that brother he had then i
5 India was dead. "He died." said h,
s "on the 18th of August, at 6 o'clock,
s am perfectly certain of It," No argt
h ments could overthrow this conviction
f which in due course Of post, was veriie
S to the letter. The young man had died'
8 Cawnpore. at the precise period mention
ed. '.H"'' 's--a '.'i@--.'l N