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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

Having used the Mustang Lnimcni in my f mily for
of hurd humps and dwellings, | cheerully
give my certificate its excellent effects. My daugh
ter had hard lump the size of hens egg, upon her
wrist for year. told her to rub it with the Imminent
and l,w applications entirely remnveI ii. huye
used the Luimcnt fr Sriofulnus Tuners, swell
IN the thrunt long stnhdrg ofmy ,ervanis
aud it removed them both in Ii short | consider
them ali remarkable cures. and commend the Mustang
Eminent us he best anice ever used.
JESSE 7. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty, Va. June 30th, S53.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

Al tho LyrehbufR DIOt lug Ehl aIidn~"Ilo, at COZ
siderable Trouble and expense hrv procured larte l.
those celebrated GALOhlC GENERATORS Tn
rnn be ID NJ ON ~ tn $50, with large lot of WI
TER CLOTHING, eunsi ting Of
Dreas Frork Dvrt Cunts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

Bny's Coats and Pani.--Aso, cboi - assortme
u I'm. Plush 4 Silh VS. fpr tCt.tuos, Tfunts ca
pet Bags, So. Ne, pulrtns by Mr.. Hatcher dorit
lis late Tip NORTH.
dee GA HATCHER. LOGWO, d 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

We take grenl plea sure in recommenf ing the Mex
rnn Mustang Linimenl 10 all our frepds and custom.
the he-l article have used for Sores
Spminz, Galss, Oh Horses, We have used it eXten
sivtly md ALWAYS ofreuay. Some oil have
also used it Tor severe Brui-cs and Sores, we'll
Rheumatic Pains nud they all say ii acts like magic
only say thai have abandoned the of any
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

RATES OF FREtGHT ON TIE
"a = .s;;E.;s 5s;;;.:sss:aE
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jehn Williams.
DEALER IN WATCHES. IrSp
SILVER AND PLATED w

Dill VEIN AMI PLATED WApr, ~
IL As just returned fiom The No,,L -
IL very extensive assortment of tho nj ~
liilees, aud i now opening, ore d,or b,lo, - "a
siore OF Jfo g. Meem. II large stock If C,I. d4,i
aud Silver Lever Watches rum some oc 4 e..
factories M E"f"pe-s"ire of WAicltNiu L. - II nu-
to keep good tim, foi tAn years. '"'ia' led
Als.',n splendid assortment If JEWEIRy
in piut. % Grntlemens Fine Gold Folly ., sizing
Chains; Seals, Keys and Bronches A en- @"'' 'uafd
neiy OF Ladcs Breast Pins Ear Rings CIR ~ 5i'hi va,
ger Rings aud Bracelets and endless ya,i, ' IN.
articles thai i'll rlease. i'''s Oh other
Silver and Plated Ware
Such ns Silver Goblets Cups and Nng.. "a.
sen and Tea Spoons; SngHr Tongs and Sis' Dif' De
Sraner-, Salt aud Mustard spoons, Tali@,,I' lea
Forks. 'i'" Oosei,
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Snsoss. !
snd Butter kuiyes Cake and C ard Bosl,.' ~ "rAs
Fl1ed mi Brinhh Casters. S liver f. uit kr;, gai
Cake Knives. Silver, Pearl usd Tortoise Sill r. tts'
Sc; Pori Monies, NC. and every kind of mn, 'i' IN
~ kept N Jewellers tore, which af., ,o, t'Ha'
and ad Customers. with The assurance lin, ','hds
low, and favorable terms rs any il :, WI sell
anh hope To hive the pleasure IT IA sreed, rn ',dt',
anime Tor themselves and test the truth of rho ' "a
stri1nn. ''e as
fzy Watches md Jewery rernred n, sta,,
and moderate Terms and highest price piyen f n'''en
Silver. - old
oct q Is JEHU WlIrI,u,
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{ tOMPETIFlON Foumaery.-

4 f0MPEEAEa0N FOusBIery-',1u''
~ Nelson county inia.-DlSSOLUTloNH.-no @ .,
ircw }. link has This day, Dec. 18TH A. d. ls'+,
chased of Elias ID Lawre cehis entire interest ~ u' =
hpve f"nnry. All debts due the firm ofZink y l9s
fence will be collected by A link; also. the dep'su
from the concern will be settled by him. He reqae.
pers having claims against the Concern to bring
in for settlement; also all who are indebted to the )"
will please call and settle. ,,,cr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24
J NJ llEwITT Foreman for

J NJ HEWITT Foreman for
AMERloA> EXPRESS Co. 10 Wall st.
HARDEN's EXPRESS "A Broadway,
l'uLLEN. VIRGIL 4 Cos. 10 Wall st.
NELLs FARGO d. Co 5, 10 Wall ST,
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FASHIONS FOR IsJ3.
n W GROCERY 4 COMMsssIO,

D. w GROCERY ~ COMMISSION
y HOUSE, have rented from A. Fucker
his new hrproof brick Warehouse, lately erected an
lie ha.n Immediately above Lacy u Terry for the pun.
rose Ut doinga
General grocery a. msnission,
RECEiFING IND FOR IVARDING BIS MESH
Persons buying goods 10 sell again would do ", To
rn ON rae before purchasing. as shall sell vcr uw-
u commission only being all the profit charged where
the cash good negotiable paper is civ, in exchange
a good supply OF GuANO, LINE & PLASTER
kept hand which will lie sold us COW Us at any house
IN the city.
All goods consigned my care will be forwarded
with all possible Dispatch and particular pail
To the order OF them.
Consignments of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and pains spared render
faction. Account sales rendered rs made
WIN A. MILLER, on the Basin.
aug Sets Late of the firm of Miller & Compton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

~ Office wish To hire for the ensuing year, a
/ Y first ra. Mali. dining-runin >ERNANT-Also, II
hi & RI II o hons. work, .rcl, sewing, wash
ing, Nc. For thus of -upe''r qualifications liberal
rfre viii b. gee. Ealy applications soIiciled
dec ) dis g DABNEY
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Corn PIanters!! Corn Planters !!

DHHNsX FOUNDRY, Lynchburg
4 yA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engine,
Mill Gcering, Tobacco Presses. 4 ard machinery gen
nly. furnished reasonable notice. and at fair price
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
or the superiority OF its work, will be fully sustained il
IL cxrcutioa &c all future orders.
a. 6. DABNEY
N. 81 wfIlb prepared for Gns-ftling in due time
nov 0l-1sfts A.G II
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Great Excitement In Lynchburg.
HIGH PRICE OF WOOD n COAL
mnicl,er, Iogwood a CO..

rlNllAf he very high price oil fuel would pres
j hard on our citizen. bat f5r enterprsing fe
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Encourage Home Manufacture.

se1.t 2l-wIv
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Hart Sem mary
For Young Ladies.

THIS Institution is established in that
well known and most inviting location, late
the residence of Mrs Rev Luther Hart,
aud Rev E Lyman, Plymouth Centre. 1t is
intended TO De first class school for the ed
ucation OF Young Ladies, embracing regu-
lar course in all the solid and ornamental
branches usually taught in similar institu-
tons. II will be under the immediate dircc.
ton Ct Miss ELIZABETH H DICKERMAN, q
lady Of experience, and superior qualifications
for the place. Young ladies from abroad
will board IN the family, with the Principal
and be at all times subject 10 her supervi-
sion. No efforts will! be spared to render this
Seminary one which for ihoroughness Of in.
struction, and kind religious influence will
be worthy Of The confidence and patronage
of the public. rs
The Institution will be very easy Of access,
being half mile distant from the Station of
the Nsugatuc Railroad, and having daily
communication by Stage and Railroad, with
Hartford.
The Summer Term will commence on
Wednesday May 18Th, and continue 10
weeks. -@
For circulars containing particulars and for
application for admission address,
Rev. J. P. WARREN. Secretary.
Plymouth Centre, April % 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
District Of Washington, IS.
Probate Court, May 10th, 1858

Probate COSrt, May 10th, 1858.
ESTATE OF ELIJAH LOVERIDGE-
late Of Washin eton in eaid District. deceased
court OF Probate for the District of
Washington | a,h limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Creditors
Of said Estate, represented insolvent, in which
10 exhibit :heir claims thereto and has ap-
pointed Alvin Brown and Joel Morehouse,
Commissioners to receive and examine said
Claims. Certified by
ITHiEL HICKOx, Judge.
Tho subscribers give notice That they shall
meet at the Dwelling. House Of Joel More
house, in said Washington. on the 18th day
Of June and l2ah day of November next, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, on each Of said
days, for the purpose of attending on the bus
ineEs Of said appointment.
ALVIN BROWN, Commits
JOEL MOREHOUSE, eioners.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are
requested to make immediate payment to
YELLING TON WATSON,
ml9 Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Taxes

Payable, BY note ofthe 1o,en, June /, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
liable to pay Taxes in the Town Of Litchfield
that have received a warrant 10 collect n
Town Tax Of eight cents on the dollar on the
List Of 1852, and for tho purpose Of receiving
the same, I will be at the house Of Seymour
Stevens 10 Milton on Monday, June 9Th, from
10 ~ O'Clock A M at the store Of Whiting,
Kcnney & Co. in Bantam Falls, the same day
from 2 10 S O'Clock P Nj +; at the store of VIM
L. Carpenter in Fcotville on Tuesday, June
7,h, from o to ~ O'Clock A III at the store OF
WIN L. Smedey in South Farms the same
day, from Q TO P NJ at the store Of A. J..
Pickett in East South Farms on Wedn esday.
June 9Th, from 8 10 10 o'clock A M at the
store Of S. A. Merwin in Mortified the same
day, from 70 o'clock P M ut the Liichfeld
Depot on Thursday, June 9th, from TO l2 A
M and at all times at my offic, in East ST.
in the village OF Litchfield.
All persons who prefer paying Taxes ONLY
will meet me al some OF the above named
places thos, who choose 10 pay Feee addi-
lion need not attend.
A. S. LEWIS, Collector.
Litchieid, May l6, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Humber and Coal

WE would call the attention just now Of
our patrons and customers generally TO the
fact that we have decidedly the best ard lar!
gest assortment Of Lumber 10 be found in the
Naugatuck Valley, not excepting Bridgeport.
Our Lumber 10 mostly we'll seasoned, and in
tho best condition Cor dressing. Those in
want Of it will do we'll to call soon,a "a seasoned
Lumber will be obtained with difficulty from
the early shipments.
We have also Lehigh, White and Red Ash
Goals on hand. oil Of which. together with out
Lumber, Shingles, La.h, sc. we are selling
.. prices lower than present market rates.
WATERBURY LUMBER & COAL co.
!. April 8, 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

The Sandwich Zslands.-It is stated
that information has been received by the
editor of the Providence Journal, that
the King Of the Sandwich Islands has
made another strong appeal to the gov
eminent of the United States Cor prolec-
tion against the designs Of France. He
claims that France is pursuing a policy
calculated to subjugate his dominions.
II this is so, it presents highly impor-
tant question, whether this government
will or will not aid the government of the
Sandwich Islands in maintaining its in>
dependent position. These Islands oc-
cupy singularly important position, as
many whalers and merchantmen retit and
take in supplies there. For long time
the French government has shown a dis
position to take possession Of them /; but
the people Of those Islands and the King
also. are DESTROYS that they shall either
belong to or be placed under the p.otec-
Aion Of the United States, and this feeling
has increased as this nation has secured
possessions on the Pacific, within COM
paratively short distance of the Islands.
We very much question whether France
will be permitted quietly TO put its foot
upon the neck Of the Sandwich Island
King.-Ismes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

HAVING removed his business 10 Norfolk
Is prepared TO execute all kinds Of work in his
line. Particular and personal attention : aid
10 putting on tin roofing, making and putting
up cave trOughs, laying down hydraulic rams,
putting up cistern pumps and laying down
lsSd pipe. Also, on hand full assortment Of
Tin Ware, Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
About the first Of June my sales room viii
be opened and well Gil with Couk and Par
lOr Stoves Of all patterns and prices, stove. pipe
and Zinc, stove furniture, Britannia aud Jap
AIMED Ware. Shop opposite the Grist Mil.
Norfolk, April %, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
District Of New Milford, IS.
Probate Court. Mav2Ist I95.

PROBATE Court, May ZIst, 1858.
ESTATE Of REXFORD G. HURD, late
OF New Milford in said District, deceased.
The court of Probate for the district Of New
Milford hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors Of said
estate, represented iusolvent, in which TO ex-
hbit their claims thereto and has appointed
George w. WhitIlesey and Col. WIN. J..
Starr, Of said New Milford, Commissioners 10
receive and examine said claims.
Certified by
FREDERICK CHTTTENDEN, Judge. g,
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the store Of g. w. Whiltlesey, in said
New Milford, on the 18th day Of June and
the goth Of October, 1858, at o'clock in the
afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur-
pose Of attending on the business Of said ap.
pointment.
G. w. WHITTLESEY,l Commits
w. J. STARR, sioneFs.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re-
qucsted TO make immediate payment to
G. ROBERTS,
Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
BOOK AGENTS WANTED

TO sell by subscription, new and popular
Religious, Historical, Statistical and Miscel
lareous Works-comprising Bibles and vari-
Gus works on moral and Religious subjects
Histories Of the Old and New Worlds; Ga
zetteers, of the United Statesand great varI.
ETY. Of Miscellaneous Books, among which
are the writings Of VIM. H. Seward, and'
other distinguished men.
Many Of hese works arc highly illustrated
- experienced canvassers will find it for their
interest to give them trial.
Apply personally, or address (post paid)
J. X. STICKNEY,
10 Westminster Street, Providence, l.
Boston, MaY7 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Notice.

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
of Probate for the District Of Torrington, the
Administrators on tie Estate of Lathrop Mes
senger, late Of said Torrir gton, deceased, will
sell so much Of the Real Estate Of said deceas.
ed as will raise the sum Of Sixteen Hundred
Seventy One Dollars, Thirty Eight Gents,
with charges Of sale.
Application may be made to MARY E
MESSENGER, at the dwelling house lately
occupied by said deceased.
Torringion, Nav I'd, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
At a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury
suiilin nd Cor the liafriet Of Salisbury. on

At a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District Of Salisbury, on
the 21st day Of April, A. D. 1858. ..
Present, JOHN q. MITcHELL, Esq, Judge.
f. On motion Of MYRcN T. CoNKLIN, Admin
istyator on the Estate of POLLY WALKER
late of Salisbury within said district, deceased
this Court doth decree that six months from
this date be SLOWED and limited for the credi'
tors OF said Estate TO exhibit their claims
against the same TO the Administrator ard
directs that public notice be given Of this order
by advertising 10 q newspaper published in
Litchfeid. and by posting copy thereof on
the pablo sign post in said town Of Salisbury
nearest the place where the decreased last
dwelt. Certified from Record,
.a.a JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

~ An anIi-rent'' outrage occurred
in SchOhaire. N. Y, on Tuesday. A
Mr. Lawrence, in attempting to serve a
summons on Jacob ]. Dietz, was knocked
down by the latter, who then blew a
born, when other ruffians came 10 bis
assistance, and beat, bruised and cut
Lawrence shockingly. They cut off his
hair. poured tar on his head and person.
and otherwise maltreated lin, and finally
tied his hands and kicked him halfway
home.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

TEA CuLrURE.-We reyre, 10 see il s,a-
ted by a writer in the Greenvilie Patriot
that since the death Of Junius Smith, Esq,
/" his tea plantation is on the road To rum"
Mr.. Smith spen, much of his time in efforts
TO introduce the Tea culture IN the South.
David Pollard, victim ot the rapping
mania. hung him self al Augusta, N. Y, on
the l5,b inst.
"ABoUr HALF RlGHT.'-Sam La,hrop
says he goes lor ahushing ilogg,ng in the
Navy, and introducing il into Congress
Wisconsin has now given charters for
l 5 900 miles of ra'lroad, that will require
$500, 900. O0G TO construct.
The Waterbury American says that Mr..
Hiram Hine Of Souhing,on, has left al
that office a stalk Of rye, OF thin years
growth, which measures five and half
lee,-a fair sample Of the whole field.
The Boston correspondent Of the Green.
field Democrat says that Mrs. Sayles, wife
of Francis w. Sayles, Of Boston, who was
killed in the NorwaIk slaughter, is now in
sane. She was with her hushrnd when the
accident occurred, and the shcck she expe-
rienced has berell her of reason. She is
the daughter Of Hon. b. F. HalIet.
The key Of the old Bas,iIe may be seen
ir the Mansion at Mount Vernon. II was
sent by Lafayette to Gen. Washington, al
ter that den of horror had been levelled by
the people.
The Freeman's Journal gives a list Of
the cer1ymen and Others converted to the
Roman Catholic Church in this country.
within the last ten years. The list embra.
ces nineteen from the Pr"lislnni EpiscOpal
Church, and four from other denomina lions.
Total, twenty three.
GAMBLING IN CINcINNArI.-The citizens
and police of c ncinnaIi are making strong
efforts To suppress gambling. The police
Judges have issued warrants for The arrest
OF proprie,ors nj various gambling houses,
in consequence Of which all these estab
lishmenis in The city, but one were closed.
That was entered on Friday night by the
Marshal and his aid, the proprietors ares.
ted, and the table and gambling implements
destroyed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

The Farmer says the barque Indiana
is now loading at the railroad dock at
Bridgeport. with the frames and iron
work OF a great number Of freight and
bapgage cars for the Central Railroad,
Illinois. The parts are all made COM
plate. ready 70 put together. at she car
factory in Humphreysuife. but are sent
of in pieces, for convenience Of shipment
They are taken to New Orleanss there
transhipped, and sent up the Mississippi
in steamers and Fat. boats, to Cairo, near
the mouth Of The Ohio, and thence BY
railroad 10 Springfield, Illinois. wheEs
they are to be put in running order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
=. T., Judd,
-pAGuERREIAN ARTIST

-DAGUEKKEIAN ARTIST
HAS just returned from New York with a
splendid assortment Of Mache, Velvet, Shell.
Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases Gilt
and Rosewood Frsmes- Gold Lockess, &c.
Pictures taken duly at his Gallery, No. Q
South st. at prices varying from 81 to $40.
Here, childhood. with its winsolne face,
And stately woman's queenly grace 70.
And lordly mans imperial frown
Are each adroiily penciled down.
Instruction given 10 the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
Litchfeld, May 10th, 1873.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

MAMMOTH STEAMER.-It is proposed
in England to construc! a mammoth
ocean steamer Of more than 900 feet in
length, and measuring 10000 tons. 1t
is to be propelled by two sets of side
wheels and a screw in the stern, thus
having three inder endent sets Of machn.
cry. 1t is supposed she would be able
to lie or the sea; unaffected by the diff
ference in the heights of the waves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

District Of Covnwnll az.

District Of Cornwall 80.
Probate Court. May 10Th, 1858.
ESTATE Of DRUSILLA GRIFFIN, late
OF Cornwall. in said District, deceased.
Pursuant to an order IrOn1 the Court Of Pro-
bate for said District will be sold at Public
Auction to the highest bidder on the 3Ist day
Of May, 1853, at one O'Clock in the afternoon,
tunless previously disposed Of at private sale)
so much Of the RIA Estate of said deceased
as will raise the sum Of One Hundred
Ninety-Nine and 5-1OO Dollars.
Sale 10 take place on the premises, in said
Cornwall. Terms made known at the time
Of sale. ROSSETER B. HOPKINS,
Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
District Of Canaan So. J
prubafe Court, Nav llih, 1853.


UPON the application Of CYRUS w.
GRAY, showing to this Court that he is
Guardian to Moses G. Butler, Calvin o. But.
Ter, Lucreta A. Butler and Morgarett Butler,
minors belonging 10 SAID district, and that said
minors are the owners Of the following real
estate, viz: A certain piece Of Land with the
buildings thereon, lying in the eastern part of
Sharon. described as follows, bounded west
by land belonging to Levi Davidson, north
by land owned by Silus A. Gray, south and
east by land owned by Levi Davidson and
Garfield and Robbins, with a highway run-
ming through the same, containing about 10
acres, with dwelling house and barn thereon,
valued az about eight hundred dollars, and
showing Just aud reasonable cansa for solLoSs
said real estate praying for an order, and
that he or some other meet person be empow-
cred TO sell the same. as per application on Gle
dated the ll.h day Of May, 1853, more fully
appears.
ORDEnED-That the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Office, in Canaan, on
the 3Olh day Of July, 1853, at one O'Clock af:
ternoon and that notice thereof be published
IN seine public newspaper near tho place
where euch real estate lies, three weeks sue.
cessively, at least six weeks before said time
assigned. A true copy Of Record,
WALTER s. COWLES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
ACCIDENT AT New MrLPoRD.-A girl

ACCIDENT AT NEW MILPoRD.-A girl
was killed on the Housatonic Railroad
by the up train Of Saturday morning,
just above New Milford. The child was
playing upon the track, and, it is said,
was partially idiOtic her head was sew
cred from the body, rs completely as if
il had been done with an axe. She was
about ten years of age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
JED.

In West Cornwall, Nav goth, Lucettn j.,
wife of P. c. Cummings, and daughter Of Geo
Wheaton, Esq, aged &c years.
In Winsted, 18th inst, Elizabeth, daughter
OF John Farrell, aged 6 years.
At Colebrook River, 18th INST, Laura,
wife Of Ford L. Bidwell. aged 80.
In Be,hIem, April %. Miles Munsou, aged
SO wears.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

ST.. ANDREWS CHURCH, New PRESTON
This Parish has of late experienced an
other instance of the kindness with which
it is regarded by the Rev. Dr.. MS. Whea-
ton. His native parish, he wishes TO see
it strong in its prosperity. Therefore, on
Easter Monday, he endowed it with very
handsome Parsonage and grounds-a gift
worthy OF the liberality and interest, which,
in various ways, he has manifested for the
Church here and lsewhere-C Calendar.