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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-03
PEDIGREE.

John Blunt was sired by NJ ,r,on ont Of the MI
the B ook by Sir Alfrei, dam by Phenomeua
dam by lmr. Diomede.g dam by Imported Sa !
g dam by imported Medi.y. Phenomenon wi
by Joseph Mayo, of lienrico, and trained and M
cessfully by the late Miles sSelden He Ind
imp. Wonder,his dam Ly imp. Daredeyil.g dam y
Anthony, & dam by imp. Fcarnaught, du
fimnap. ggg dam by imp. Aristotle, out Of N
ported mare Given under my hand, this 23d y
January, 1882.
RICHARD ADAM
n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Indian Doctors !

- c. 4 p - RICHARDS, DESCENDANTS
N. of the Grand Ottawa Tribe, have Ia en- up
their residence in Burlington, on st. Paul street,
second door North of the stone Church, where they
are prepared to administer to the wants OF the Sick
and Afflicted. Having had long experience in the
use Of Vegetable Medicines. they feel no ordinary
dc.t. ~" Of pleasure in stating t. tao public generally,
and es,rrially to the dcspairing Invalid, that THEY
CAN Tnr.r SUCCtsSfULLY all durable diseases to
Which the human system is subject The Doctors
have resided for the last three years in the city of
hudson, where tLcir aboriginal skill in the healing
art has earned for them an enviable reputation,--
Their success in the treatment OF Pulmonary Con
SUMPTION, Diseases Of the Liver, Heart, kidncys aud
Spleen. Scrofula, Dropsies, Ulcers, Eruptions, etc,
has had she effect to attract numerous lnraild5 from
various pNi:S Of the country, a greater portion OF
whom have been permanently cured by the use oil
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly ~d".ilned for the cure of the above com
plants, aud for the administration OF which the
doctors have bcnu,nc So justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have go long distinguished their ancestors. 81
their Father AMI Grandchildren were celebrated Med
icinG lien Of their Tribes.
The sick of both sexes are invited to call and con-
suit thrsc .h.eryp5h-hrcl Indian Doctors.
II The Doctors will visit patieats at their resi-
donccs, when desired.
Burlington, Jan. lG, 1854. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Jan. 2G. 1854.

Jan, 70, ISI4.
At market, 1000 Beef Cattle, G Working Oxen,
so Cows and Calves. 1900 Sheep, and go Swine.
P~rices-l}cef ~Cattlc-Extra IS first quality I 90
81 - second - third ST 70 a 81 % ordinary
s. 10 So.
Wor ing Orcn-Very few il any sales were made.
Cows and Calyes-Sal"s at S24, rs. -, 81 81 IS.
Sheep and Lanbs-liy lot at - -. 3, 3 ~ a 4 (;
extra, So, J 50, &, , as.
Swinc-4 n lic retail, ) a c..
Ronarks-llollcr Of Beef are firm NJ tho above
quotations. and tlcrc is no prospect of II decline
Owing to the storm which CONNIE iced last night, thu
number of Working Oxen and Cows ore not SO large
as usual.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
BENJAMIN Wright's Estate.

WE THE SUBS RIDERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable tho Probate
Court for tho District Of Chittenden, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de
mands of all persons, against the estate Of Benjamin
Wright, latg u Colchester, in said District, deceased,
re represented insolvcnt, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from tho day of the date hereof being alleged by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice, that we will attend to the business of
our appointment, nj the dwelling of Margarst
Wright, in Colchester. in said District, on the last
Mondays of February and July next, vt 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on each Of aa,d days.
Dated this 18th day of January, A. d. 1854.
MICHAEL INCLEAR,)
ALBERT r. DUNCAN, Commissioners.
THOMAS MILLS, w32w3
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Amos =. French's Estate,

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ep-
w pointed by the Honorable the Pr, bate Court
for the Dist, let Of Chittcndeu, Commissioner IT,
receive, examine and adjust the claims AMI demands
OF all persons, against the estate Of Amos ?. French,
late of burlington, in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and also all clailis and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment, at the office Of Weston 4 NUyCs, in Burlington,
in said District, on the Third Tuesdays Of March and
June next, Mt ~ o'clock, A. VI on each of said days.
Dated this 2Tth day of December, A. ID. 1858.
HUMPHREY PAUL, Coare
ANTHONY LADUkE,}
M2lMS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Geo, b, Shaw's Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, lEA'ING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chitterlen, Cowmiss toner's
to rcc.ive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mauds oil all persons, against the estate of George
d, shaw, late Of Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased, represented l%nsOlvent, and also ali Claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and ak
months from the day If the date hereof, being ale
lowed b., said Court for that purpose, DO therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend to the nnsl-
ness of our appointment, at the office of Wm.G shaw,
Esq, in burlington, in said District, on the fourth
Mondays oc March and June next, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, "a each of said days.
Dat-a tbs g.. lay Ct december, /. D. 1888.
i. JDDLlIrLE.
CiiAs. RUSSELL, commissioners.
JOHN n. POMEROY,) w30w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
WAsuiEG1oS, Jan. 9th.

tissN-tlb.
In the Senat, this morning. q message was
received from the President, covering the
correspondence relative to the Bcdini affair.
The correspondence consists Of the letter from
Secretary Marcy to the President, submitting
q copy of a letter from Cardinal Antonelli
the Pope's Minister for Foreign Affairs, ad-
dressed to the State Department; another
from the Pope himself to the President, re-
oommending Bedini to his kind reception,
and a despatch from Lewis Cass, Jr., our
Minister at Rome.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3Oth.
SENATE.
Mr.. Cass (Dem.) of Mich, offered a reso-
luton requesting the President to commune
cate the correspondence with Mr.. Marsh,
at Constantinoplc, relative to the case Of the
Rev. Mr.. King. Adopted.
The Nebraska bill being the special order
of the day, was then taken up and Mr..
Douglass proceeded to address the Senate
lie declared that the bill does nothing more
than carry into practical effect the principles
of the Compromise measures Of ls5O-that
the Missouri Compromise was abandoned
when u bill, passed hy the Senate in in lS4S,
and containing a provision to extend the
Missouri Compromise line to the Pacific, was
defeated in the House, and that the bill under
consideration neither invites slavery into the
territories nor Legislators it out Of them. lie
was very severe on leading Free Sellers.
Mcssrs. Chase ofOlno. and Sumner Of Mass. ,
replied briefly to Mr.. Douglass, correcting
some Of his misstatemente.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Churchwell, (Dem.) Of Tenn, intro
duced n bill granting public lands to the
several States for IL permanent and efficient
system Of common schools. Referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
To Sell or Let,

I'IE WELL KNOWN AND o 'MQLIQUS
L Hotel. the " N~OlTHPlELD HOUSE. pleas.
emily located at . convenient distance from the depot
in Mortified, Vermont, will he sold, or leased for
IA terp Of years.
The premises are In good connition the house
proper contains sixty rooms well arranged there
are fifty other rooms directly connected Herewith,
which will be leased along y With il if desired.
The whole is well paiutcd in modern style the
furniture will be sold With the premises if agreeable
TO the wishes of the purchaser or lessee thereof.
r. Rogers othor business engagements are such
that be is determined to leave tho house, thereiure
very favorable terms will lie gwen.
For further particulars. cpquiie Of yANES G.
DUNN, in Boston. or WA FnGFI-, at 30 t.tsb.
lishmcut
N.Y.lss,A, Nor. T., l6j3 w-2f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

CONSISTING OF 22l ACRES LYING AMI
y being in the Village Of Pot,dam, County of
St. Lawrence, and State Of New York. and can
readily be sold for Village Lots, aslaid out On map,
and colored yellow.
The Buildings on the Premises are as follows:
Mansion House 40 feet by 30 cost about IS 200.
Farm House "a feet by 80, and with Dairy Build
ing attached.
Carriage House and Carriage Shed.
Wore shop and Lumber Shed.
Smoke House, Ice House, Corn Barn, Horse Barn,
80 feet by 10 feet.
One Cow Barn, 80 feet by 80 feet, with cellar.
" " rs 80
" Shed, ~ 6 by 80 feet.
" " II feet by 50 feet and other sheds.
The Garden is enclosed with a beautiful grove Of
Trees.
For an inland place its natural beauties arc not
surpassed by and in Nor hrrn New York.
A Map Of the Farm and Village of Potsdam car
be seen at the Office Of :. Wires. in Burlington, who
is authorized t. make sale of the farm, and viii.
give any Information r~l.aiive to il.
For further particulars enquire Of
l.. C~LARkSON, IA West 18th street, New York.
W. NJ. HITCHCOCK, Potsdam, y. y.
W. W. PARTRIDGE, Burlingtonn, VI.
Dee. 5, 1888. w24inos2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
C.eC;al Medical Aid.

g>IiE NEWLY DISCOVERED TREATMENT
Of Nervous a.i Muscular D!'ca:", EN- hraeins
Eheunati-un in al it, forms, Neuralgia, SINAI
Discascs, Goat, Withcred Limbs and Contracted
du.cles, ir.t introduced by Mrs. Dr.. Durno. Of
Albany. y. !.
Miss Enily A. Varney, practicing Physician,
Nor;l l~.4.vi!Ie. VI after an experience sufficient
10 con'ia"e tao mn.t ,~kcptical, { being without II
failure wucre hnr directions have been complied
VITA Ia. adopted in her practice the above system
OF caring disease.
Mis-. Narney ia ronucxion with Mrs. Durno, will
make professional visit. no follows AT the Bout
we'll House in Mont pclicr, on Wednesday and Thurs
dag, February otl and 9:h. Al tne Champlain
Illus, ChaiuplaIn, On Friday and Saturday, Feb.
lotl aui iIth. 81 the Nichols House, Plattsburgh,
on Monday and Tuesday, February 18th and l4th.
At the American House, burlington, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the 10Th and ltth.
CuE,rLrArIUy ALWAYS FREE.
y The celebrated Mountain Indian L%iniment,
purno's Pills, Cattrrh Snuf Anodync, and khcu-
matte rincturc, prepared BY Mrs. DR.. Durno, may
be had Of Miss. NAHNEI as above,
Jan. -. WV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Valuable Farm for Sale.

CONSISTING or 24j ACRES, ALL ARABLE
" ltnd OF III excellent quality, and a desirable
variety Of soils. 1t has two good Dwelling Houses,
and humorous barns and Sheds is situated four
miles from Burlin tton Village by the best road in
the County, and from the buildings commands n view
Of the broad Lake, rs islands, bays and adjacent
scenery. superior to almost any other i'll town, max
ing it a very plcnsan; place of residence. Altogether
i. combines mlvhnta 5cs rarely to be found united
I'D will be sold 10 FER cent lower than the average
price, for the last two years, of equally fertile West
en Vermont land. GEO. +, BAk lON.
nnrlin rtou. Jam. ~. wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03

and in fact. hy all classo' in the . immunity. Amons
others it is recommended by Kew. Dr.. Lyman ~litcchor,
late President of Lane Theological seminary, Gin
cinuati, ONO Rev DR.. Leonard Woods, Abbott
Prot. of Theology in Andoyer Theological Seminary,
Mass Hon. Daniel Z. THOMPSON, secretary Of the
State Of Vermont. Gn.hor Of " Grecn Mountain
Boys, Lack Amsden." &c Montpelier, Vt. y.
!. Williams, Esq, formerly Collector Of the PoIt Of
baltimore, Nd. Rev, Joseph Itch, Philadelphia
Pa. u. I. fcrnald, Portl2nd, Me. aud many others.
In connection with our old 30 cent article, we now
put mp a , ! size, in larac square bottlcs with rich
enaneird blue wrappers, gilt directions, aud lac
smile Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler. fpLtajning nearly four
times the quantity Of the smaller sil".
beware of CouutcIfcits ami limitations
Enquire for the article by its W.,ols Name, Z" Veg
oaAEe PuIm may DaiSam."
Prepared only BY kEED, CUTLER L CO., Drug
gists. IS India st Boston, Mass, and .ld by Apoth-
ccarics and Country Merchants generally. Price,
large AiIc 81 small size ~ cents.
January rs. w~2lycmns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Important to Young Men.

BOwn.an', ready ,ra35 10 make Money
OFFER for sale upwards Of Thirty different Re-
L ccipts, many Of which have been sold the past
year for five d, liars n riccc, and the whole ~compiis-
ing SO many different ways to make usJnoy. In the
sales Of one of these articles alone, / have known
young men the past pear to make from fre - tSclye
dollars per day ard in the manufacture and sale
Of any OF the articles, no young man Of energy and
ability can fail to make money.
Address L. BOWMAN, Ioston. Mass, enclosing
one dollar, and the whole number of Receipts will
be forwarded by mail. No letter taken iIom the
siicc unless prepaid.
Dec. Ii, 1913. wcmos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Important Di>cOSrry!

KFLTF IN TIN WTNITFN
BRYANS ETLMDNIr WAFERS
A RE uNFAILING IN THE CURE OF COUGHS,
~ Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Threat, IIoars.
Diseases of the Lungs, They have no taste of med
icine, and any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored to health that had before despnircd.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single
dose relieves in ten MINUTES.
Ask FIR organs Pulnonic Waters the original and
only genuine is 5 tampcd " Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents a box. Sole
by dcales wholesale ard retail J. BRYAN 4 CO.,
Rochester. n. Y, Proprictors.
October 4, 1853 wllmos2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Save your Fuel.

INHE SUBSCRIBERS have purchased the right
L for Vermont to manufacture he American Cream
Soaps These soaps do the work Of the I.SVLdry
without boiling, and in cold water either hard or soft,
entirely dispensing with fuel and one half the
amount Of labor in the old way, and for removing
oil, paint, ink, 6c., t ION silks, woolcn goods, carpets,
ana furniture, it is uncquallcd. 1t is sold ut prices
that will induce all nhen orce they have tried it. %
use no other, The trade supplied on liberal terms,
Premium awarded ut the late Fair Of the Ameri-
can Ias.i,dtc. Manufactured by
RICHARDSON ii CO., Church St.
Burlington, VI, Jan. 3, 1854. d!t&w4w
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bi~sOJUtI0n.

TlA FIRM OF CURtIS 4 WALKER Is 7,IIS
try dissolved by my al consent,
Either partner is auth6r!z ed to settle the basiness,
aud one or both will be IN duly atIend.nco for a
short time, at their oil place % business, for tlat
purpose, whore all WHOM u may concern nrc respect.
fully requested to eal,. v. II. CURTIS,
Q. J. WAT.EVR.
september !. l5;J. JI4E
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Black Sea except six chips left at Beicos Bay
to guard the Bosphorus. The first division
of the Turkish fleet accompanies the allied
fleet. The sccQnd division remains anchored
at Thcrapia. The Gar is not supposed TO
view the entry Of the feet as a declaration of
war, but has ordered all his own feet to re-
turn to Scbaatopol.
On JANUARY ith the Turks gained \ bril-
liant success on the Danube. They storined
and captured the Russian entrcnchcd camp
at Citale near Kalaflt, and put $500 Of the
enemy to the sword They then attacked
5000 Russians sent to relieve Citalc, and
after n sharp encounter compelled them to
retreat.
The Russians arc thus driven hack from the
positions by which they hoped to cross the
Danube. The Turkish force in battle was
$1,000 men, and Ii guns.
1t is admitted that Omar Pacha has brill.
iantly o~ut-manpuvred the Russian Cominan-
der. The spirit of the Turks has revived.
The allied fleets are in the Black Sea with
rein Inducements, which can be sent into Asia
IN safety.
In Asia the defeat Of the Turks under the
weak Generalship of Abdi Pachn il confirmed
but Gen. Guion has gone to the army with
full. powers.
Gen. S~chamyl had sent a messenger to the
Porte, announcing that he was now prepared
to act ercrgcticdlly against the Russilns.-
fD..4:. A., H,,l., .,-o. g. /. -
peace in Il neutral city.
New York Flour Market..-Terrib Disass
ter at sea.
Flour has declined in New York | shilling
to-day.
Steamer Georgia on her way from New
OIlaans to Texas with zoo passengers was
totally destroyed by fire. GV Passengers
were burnt or drowned.
GREAT FIRE IN QUEBEC.
Complete Destruction of the Parliament
Buildings.
QUEBEC, February |. Q a. NJ.
Between 4 and 5 o'clock this morning, a
fire broke ont in the south wing of the Par
lament buildings, and continued raging till
the whole block was entirely consumed. Very
little was saved from the wing in which the
fire originated. 1t is said the greater part OF
the Library Of the House CT Assembly, and
many Of the most valuable volumes were res
cucd from other sections of the building.
The fremen and military excrted them
selves beyond all praise. 1t is impossible at
this hour; while the fire RACES. to give any par
t~iculArs Of the catastrophe, or description OF
the scene.
Eedini Excitement in Boston.
BosToN. Feb. ].
1t having been rumorcd that Dcdini reached
this city yesterday, to take passage in the
Niagara to-day for Europe, the Germans to
the number Of $50, assembled on the Common
last night and burned him in efEgy. They
then rrocecfjel to the rc-idenec Of BislloJ
Fitzpatrick, where Bedin! was said to be.
and groaned for the rapal Nnntio-thc
Butcher Of Bologna, afterwards giving cheers
for the late Turkish Victories.
More t. ric Rio.ing.
There WAC another riot ~ Erie Yesterday.
y part Of the track was torn up. Ii is nov
believed that it will be necessary to march
troops into the town.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
DIR. j. u. MARCnISi'S
CELk GRATED CATHOLICON
For tt Relief and Cureef
SUFFERING FEM 4 l. ES.

TT stands rre-cm-
L incmt for its cura-
tive powers in all
t h C S es for
which it is recon-
III t II d L d, usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Ut these are i~,ulap-
sus Uteri, or Falling
Of the omb; Fluur
Albus, or mites ;
Cnronic |lni'aimma-
tion and liberation
of the W omb ; Incl
dental lIemorrhage,
OF Flooding 4; Pain
full, suppressed, and
Irr.,r,l.r Npnstru.
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Extraordinary Case OF Gorofu.a,

Hear the testimony of A. Cuburn. lie says SCI
was from a child, afflicted with S~crofula, had gland
ular swcllings of the neck, increasing until / was
fourteen. AT the age Of sixteen, | was much worse.
had eight abccsscs in my neck. three ulcers on the
shoulders. and three on the hips. | advised with
nrs. Munson and Twas, and other distinguished
Physicians, but received no benefit. Ialsoconsultcd
the best Physicians, but receive no benefit. | also
no relief. In 1917, when about 40 years oi age. a
friend from Long Island, observing me with my
head drawn on one side, and MT able to labor, adj
vised me to use the Rock Rose, regularly after
meals. This l did for four weeks. The ulcers
bro t, discharged aud healed. the glands on the
neck were no more swollen, my head resumed it,
natural position, and | went to work regularly
did more labor in a few weeks than | had done for
many years before. Ncglccting the use Of Roc
Rose, | had renewed scroful"us symptoms, ais,
~blecdin: At the lungs, for which Professor Ives PIE
scribcd the Rcck Rose. | used it again with the
same beneficial results, and am nov, Ianuary 1852.
in good health for a man Of my age, being -. |
have .u lcrcd everything from disease, paid hundreds
Of dollars for m.1icine, sni found no relief until
nsing the Rock Rose, wien . CON Ut. cure wa.
elected. These f,cts may Lc relied upon a. p%ositNt
truth, and can be fully corr,bornt'd lay hrnd. els e
witnesses in New Haven, c., or
ALEXANDER COBt RI, - Fair St."
TINS case is stated 20 sh"p ,hnt ocIoiula can b.
permanently cured. See advertisement # Myvr,'
Rock Rose.
For sale wholesale ari Retail HI C. p. SAN
EoRN Il c., Burlington. and BY Dealers in Medi
clnes everywhVro. n..w2
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Barre Academy.

'NHE SPRING TERM WILL BEGIN ON
Wednesday Lob. 18th. In order to effect as
complete a division Of labor as possible in the sew
cral departments, ten teachers will be employed.
student! Wishing - enter either the English or
Classical g. ur,., in,'iu be- present NJ The commence
rncnt oI tno teiin. tor board Or information see
catalogue, or address
j.. :. S~PACLDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. lc, 1884. w3Uw3
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University OF Vermont
fEDIC1L ID EP + EN-

Rev. WuRTIIINGTON SMITH, d. D.,
PreSidcIt.
. SAMUEL W. THArER, Jr., NJ. D., Professor of
rh, by and Practice Of Medicine and Pathology.
WALTER CAHrEvltn, NJ. D., Professor Of Thera'
pcutic. and Mutrriu MoIica.
OWEN Smith, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, Dis
cases Of Women and Children and Ubstetrical Juris.
prudence
ilLyNY EEvI. Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacy
and Toxicoiogy.
Horace NELSON. NJ. D., Professor of Principles
and Practice of surgery, and Surgical Jurisprudence.
LEVI. ". Bliss, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
The annual course Of Lectures will commcncc on
Thursday, February 23d, 1904, and continue sixteen
weeks.
Letters may be addressed to
SAMUEL ". TilAYEH, Jr., NJ. D., Dean,
Albums House, EosroS. Mass.
Jan, 6, 1854 Wines.
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In Cnderhill, Jan. 27th, Of small por, EpyA
JAsE, only dausht,r of Ann Eliza and Lucius
Mead, aged three years AID four months.
Yesterday p. NJ, Jonv Horace, aged five months
only child Of Horace b., and Ellen VI. Saxton.