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Ssow,-Yesterday the weather was ex-
trerneIv cold and disafreeabie The wind blew,
and the dust few In clouds to such an extent thar
outdoor business was rendered very unpisasan =
Early in the morning and then again IN the aiter
noon snow fell for short time Is lHEs-TiAe7at
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FInr BuslNEas.-Tha oyarseer M

FINE BUsINEss.-The oyerseer of the
city hands. with eighteen men and nine mules ana
carts, spent the forenoon OF yesterday In filling mn
and repairing nth street, south OF Cary, where L
had been torn to pieces and rendered aImost inn.
passable by cuIsert contractor, whose duty II
10 repair the damages Il his own expense. Wen
theimprosement had better been made by the eli =
1t double price, than not ct al. =
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The steansr Ottswa sailed from Portland On Bat.
ardas sor Liverpool, With full freight
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We viii keep CONSTANTLY ON hand, Z general and
well selected stock Of LUMBER. =
mh % ST. .ss WATTS l. ISBELL
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Az ExPLAsATIoN.-Mr. John A. Hicks,
to state, that in his remarks at Goddin's Tavern
last Saturday night relative to the new ordinance
and the City Council, that he only meant to saw
there were not more than three members arAo nndeT
stood all the facts. and not that they were UNFIT re-
representatives. Of the people.
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The kanawha Republican states that the
contractors on that portion of the Covinpten
and Ohio Railroad between the Mouth of
Scary and the Mouth of Big Sandy, are push
ing the work ahead with great energy
They have now at work full complement
of hands, and the Republican understands II
is their intention, by the permission Of the
Board of Public Works. to continue their
operations till next Fall, The money that
has been appropriated will be expended
The Republican expresses the hope that the
Legislature will meet again in the FAN, and
the members be in better humor for doing
their duty towards great State improve
ment. We cannot, adds the Republican,
suppose that they will permit this work to
be suspended, and million of dollars To ho
lost but that they will come to their sober
senses, and promptly grant the means for the
speedy construction of the read
Ia We are pleased to see the temperate
and liberal tone of "Henrico" in yesterdays
Wing, and though there are grounds Of argu.
ment offered by his communication. we will
not say more about them. We shall be very
much gratifed If the company's action has
the effect Of removing the difficulties in the
way Of the support OF the subscription by
himself and th9se who think with him. 1t is
not proper, however. that the friends of the
subscription should forego altogether the
urging of II; because il Is important that
enough real estate holders should be induced
TO sign the request to the council to take the
vote. The main argument, however, upon
the merits Of the subscription may very
well be delayed until reasonable time be.
fore the vote h taken.
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/ CIry SPRIsGs,--H the city spring lot
was properly laid off into walks and paved and
then had a number Of good shade trees planted 10
it, the people in that section of the city would ap.
preciae it as place of resort on summer evenings
The Council has made an appropriation to have it
enclosed, which viii add very much to it's appear.
ances. As public square Il il rather too small,
but cannot now be enlarged Perhaps it would Be
good policy for the city TO dispose Of 10 indvi
Iduals, and purchase larger place for the benefit
of the people A9 e. ttaa = sts9ss sSHs5d 58I 8
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III REWARD.-RanaWay from tbe sinh.

REWARD-Ranaway from the SUBJ
lO scriber, on Sunday morning, March asth. ED
WARD, the property of Mrs Tyrrel, late of Hanover
county. 5aa+ n f--'esFal s. - ~ = s
Edward is about feet A inches high, of dark COM
plexion, wears pair of fine brogue shoes, and q
striped jeans shirt. Hejwas employed last year on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad and is perhaps
irving tospake his way there again. will pay the
shove reward to any one who will deliver him at my
store, on Franklns between 18th and 18th streets9 =
NH 2S-S J. BARNES.
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zTnFn1 The great trsgodl =.
= ~ :. 2 By the way, = destined eCme
s. 4 80 oritc with our playgoe nskee
81 M hnce this evening IN biz brafe.9
> srscii 81 g Iamlefr We doubt not 70 VII
ia a overhowine house. Mr.. Robert9 y anncfor
Of ureet merit His style original and pecuiiar-
fuii Of energy, FIRE, and forcsdeyead -ot rant o.
rnnsfural GESTURE kissair Giles pyerreesh@ On!
Mdrdss nls6t. wssl seatital pdrid nIfscf.l
WWdo xKfezsubersDh.vsssesnfsssa.ssass ~ =. -
merfed Booth himselD . better persopation 81 slr
CHE. nan was pre1ented " Ar, RpheHN We
scarteIy believed him capable OF snch mseerIy
effort sHis eorrectness meyer made him ianzuia of
mechauicsl; his warmth wss natural feeling, fisine
81 due degrees to it, proper height; and hiz
III the last scene was thrilling In the extreme an1
excifed the audience to the hiRheat pitch was
certainly one of the greatea hisrioAfc tfiupas We
have ever witnessed. AT the conclusion OF the
pIsy Mr., Roberts was called before the curtain ana
enthusiastically applauded.
laaai YaH ---------7T - -TT1-1-I II *, II I'll
THE MUSEUM ,CosPANY, under the man
agerlent OF Mesma Weaver and Lainphear have
been eiyine series of dramatic representation VI
Charlottesville for the last three weeks to crowdea
houses They open in Lynchburg next week. ah q
in a short time our citizens may expect them az Ine
Metropolitan Hail., We have heard them spoken 2,
in the highest terms in our exchange. ana VIII
warrant them fun houses when they arrive. g
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Having disposed Of my entire interest IN the con.
Germ g Carter Isbeii 70 Mr.. George W. Carter. I
would most cordially fecommeud those or my ffiends
in want of Carpenters work to him. Is - 80
s.s,.,s WIN. M, ISBELL.
January ~. 1904. = - s3sS ~ - NH q Sts
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ZINE TEAS.--25 half chests fine fresh
4 Teas, Of different Qualities and prices, mostly
superior grades Receiving per steamers and psck.
cts, for sale at low prices as usual, by sNi3 81
NIB 28 - tSs~ - HUbST L KING. e
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HARAFFES, for the toilet; Silverea Glass
~ Fruit Bowls, Goblets and Salts, sofne handsome
lY engraved. Also, some beautiful patterns OF Ene
melted and Bohemian Wine Bottles. lepi sessie z
+ - hse BULKLEY& CO., g.
NH % go - 100 llS7 Main street, Z
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pRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE

nENTISTS' FILE6.--A full assortment
oENNET JAMES,
nh Eagle Square.
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nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
~ ofCARTER IsBELL was dissolved on the
concern will be used By either ofsthe undersigned in
closing the business. GEORGE w. CARTER 4.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-05-10
ROUND HILL WATER CURE ,
M0T0RPATHIC INSTITUTE
NORTHAMPTON, raAs5.

This celebrated Water Curctl.c autiful retreat
for inTalids aud Others has recently been pur-
chased by, and is now under the charge of,Dr.
II. HALsTsp, formerly of Halsted lInll, Roch-
ester, N. Y
1t is DR.. lInlsted'S intention, with the i'm.
proved facilities of the Round Hill Institu
ton, which he has just reftted throughout, to
continue the practice Of his system of Motor
patty, in. connection with the Water Cure
Treatment, in the practice Of Which he has
acquired so wide II reputation for curing
Chronic Diseases generally, and especially
those incident to woman.
In all the local advantages which render at
tractYe an Institution for lnvalids,and Il sum
incr retreat for others in search If relaxa lion
and pleasure, Round Hill stands alone and
| unrivalled. Its shady groves and beautiful
lawns-its cool refreshingsprngs and bracing
mountain air--its delightful promenades ard
carriage drives, with the various sources OF
| recreation and amuseme nt, such ns Gvmnasi.
um, Billiard Rooms, Bowling ALLEYS and Go.
| pecially the charming rural scenery and in.
imitable landscape, have acquired for Rount
! Hill wide spread reputation.
! 1t is for these reasons, and on account O
the superior bathing facilities ard more ampl,
accommodations of Round Hill rs Waiei
| Cure, and its proximity to the larger Eastern
cities, that DIR. IIalsted has yielded to the per
snasions of his numerous friends to cstaLlis!
himself here.
DIR. II. brings with him to Round Hill man,
years experience ~ a physician, and n repu
taton acquired OF his former Institution b.,
the successful treatment Of moro than sever
/ thousand cases OF Chronic Disease Of from
one to Twenty-Five years standing, many ol
them Of the most com plcated Character
DR.. Ialsted would respectfully beNpenk
from physicians generally, the roniinunnce o.
their influence and patronage hich las here
tofore been so generously extended in recon.
mending to, and sending him patients, and
would invite them TO call and test for them.
selves the merits of his system.
TFRMs-From SO to S:l4 rcr week, &C
cording to the room, servants. nursing, &c.
northampton is accessible by Railroad in
four hGprs from Albany and Boston. and five
from New York. Address II. lIALSTED
NJ. D., Round Hill, Northampton, Mass. pam
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TO Rent or for Sale.

The subscriber, whose business calls lis
time and attention in another dirccton-and
the health Of his " better half" having failed,
is DESTROYS Of renting or selling the Tav IN
stand which he now occupies IN last Middle
bury
Said house is situated in tlic thriving little
village of East Middiehury, live miles from
Middlebury village, on the main road crossing
the Green Mountains-pleasantl situated, or
the premises is a superior bowling alley newly
fitted up-good water--a fine Young orchard
Of grated fruit, and containing 20 acres Of
choice land.
To an cnterprising business man this loca-
ton is a very desirable one-the natural To-
cation makes it one of the most favorable re
sorts TO those who wish to spend few weeks
from the loveriSh hca, and noisy din Of the
cities.
A large lot of fruit trees in great variety,
FOR sale on the premises
- The subscriber would say that prcvi-
Gus to this, frequent applications have been
made for these premises for a water cure cs-
iablishmcnt-itS location being one of the
best in the country, for that purpose.
For further particulars enquire of Il. D.
farr on the premises.
5l.tf Il ID FARE A rent
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Brighton Cattle Marlet,-May d.

Brighton Cattle Market May d.
At Market, $3.50 Beef Cattle, no Stores s
pairs Working Oxen, 50 Cows and Calves, 1900
Sheep and Lambs, 1900 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra So first quality So Goa
IS second do S. third do S797 90; or
binary sc 5096 70.
Hides-S6 80. Tallow-ssS so. Pelts-
81 373l 81. Calf skins 1910.
Veal Calves-si. 80, 10, 5, G9$7.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed
Cows and Calves-$24. 81, so, 31&i0
Sheep and Lambs-f6, 7Gs so. By lot
8 so, 4, S595 50.
Swine-5dGct retail Gl97c
Remarks-Thc market to-day is thinlv at
tended, owing TO the severe storm. Extra
Beef remains as high MS last week on the
lower qualities there is a decline. There is
large number of Swine on the way, which
are detained on account of the storm and were
not able to cross the lake.
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DHNTI&TRX!

\. HARRIS will re open his Office At rs
residence, for the reception of all who may
require his professional services. All opera
tions done 10 the best possible manner and
much cheaper than formerly Teeth inserted
from single tooth toan entire sett, and war
rantcd n reasonable length Of time Ny al.
gression from my professional business thu
past year has been wholly beyond my cor
troll bnt am now happy to inform the puii
lie that after the first Of Ma, next, shai.
give my whole attention 10 my profession
n. HARRIS, " y
Middlchurv, April 10 1884. 81
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WANTED.

Agents, TO canvass the various section Of
the New England States for J. H. Cotton &
Co.'S publications. To men OF good address,
industrious and steady habits, ono Others need
apply,) the best induccment offered, with
permanent employment. on \ new Gazetteer
of the United StStes, the most complete work
of the kind ever offered 10 the American peo-
pie. Also, the American Statistical Annual
for 1901, work Of great value--togetlcr
with other Historical and Geographical works,
Just published, and the most extensive assort-
ment of Maps to be found in the Union
Application made in person or by letter
will receive prompt attention.
W. RAYMOND STEARNS.
81 Washington street, Boston
General Depot for the New England States
Office hours from , to o'clock T. NJ. low
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$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS
AND BUILDING lots

AND BUILDING LOTS
100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS.
to be divided on the 5ls Of May, 1864 a.
mong GOO Subscribers a large number
are already engaged. Many erthe Lotsnear
these have been sold for from AGO to GOO
per CEN. advance over the price for which
these Lots are row sold, showing that
the purchase will he a GOOD investment
Each subscriber, FOR ONLYSl5, PAYABLE
in nsiaimeutS Of : . each, will receive FOUR
BUILDING LOTS, % b. 100 feet. living to.
get CT, or FARM of from to 20 acres.
These lots are beautifully located ct ROSE
VALE, Long Island, where new church and
sc"oui-hcusc, and n number Of private veil
ngS, stores, workshops and factories. have
already been erected, several more are now
being bnilt, and sevcr'l hrndIcd will be e,
rceted ihdtomng season.
This is tine opportunity of getting clear
OF paying enormous rents in New York. and
owning adclighlinl country residence near the
city, where the domestic comforts of family
circle can be fully realized. and where 90. eco
building lots and about GOO farms have lately
been sIld; and sales are daily being made to
individuals WHO, alter careful examination of
It's location and ascerainine the quality of the
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural pur.
poses. being confident that no land so chenp
and calculated TO increase so rapidly in value
can be had within SO miles of the CITY. Thi.
land would have been all taken up years back,
but la, been an cHfdjlfd estate for the last
century and completely locked up for upwards
OF two hundred ytars-sincc which large sales
have been made, and where The wild deer
roamcd at large may now he seen beautiful
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions Of our mother Garth.
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nlarrir0,

April Odd, by Rev. S. NJ. Rogers, Mr.. Jo-
ssPH GRESNEIL, of Weybridgc, to Miss SARAn
A. DANIELS, of Bristol.
In East Poultncy, on the 9th nit by the
Rev G c. Strong, Mr. EDWIN N. MERRIAM of
East Poultney, to Miss JuLn A. DuNN, of Fer
risburgh.
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L. O. OF O. r..

a special meeting Of LAKE DrYMoRr
LonGE No. II, will be held on Thm sday
evening, May llth, for the purpose of CON
fcrring the Degree Of Rehckah.
All members Of the order are invited to
attend BY order Of the Lodge.
Middle bury, May ], 1851 2t.
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7 II E NJ | L NJ
DAGuERRE0T YPES.

W.H.GiLLMUREw would respectfully inform
the people Of MiddIebury and vicinity, that
he has returned again to make professional
stop Tor shor, time. Ny place of business
at present is over the store of Mr.. Fuller, in
the room formerly occupied as n Daguerrean
Rnnm ani well adapted TO the business. All
VINO have not availcd themselves of previou,
opportunities, will do well to call soon and
get one Of my best pictures, and such as
never were taken before in this town. IIav-
ing had many years experience in the bust
ness, feel confident of giving perfect salts
faction to all who may favor me with their
patronage.
n. b. Feeling truly grateful for past pat.
ronase, solicit a continuance Of the same.
can be found in my rooms at all hours of the
day, ready and willing. Do not forget the
place-tho brick building near the Railroad
bridge. W II GILMORE,
3; Daguerrean Artist
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/. Geaoi n offices.


STATE OF VERMONT, I Be II remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. that at Probate
Court held'at Middleburv, IN and for the
district Of Addison, on the 4th day Of May,
A. ID. 1854
Dofastus Wooster and Nahum Parker,
named executors III an instrument purporting
to be the last will and testament of
JOSEPH MCDONALD,
late Of said Midaleburl deceased present
the said instrument for probate: 1t is there
upon ordered, that said instrument he con
sidcred for probate by this court, at the ses.
sion thereof 10 he held at the Office of the
Register Of this court in said Middeburv, on
Thursday the 25th day of May instant I 1851
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that no.
ticc thereof be given TO all persons interested
that tltey may appear and their objections, il
any they may have, to the probate and al
lowancc Of said will, by publishing n certified
copy of this order in the Middlehbry Regis
ter, n newspaper printed at said Middlehury
three weeks successfully previous TO The
time of said court.
JED. S BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of Record.
33w Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND
HOLLOWAY" PlLLSl!

TO the Citizcns Of the United States,-
most humbly and sincerely thank rou
for the immense patronage which YOU hGvo
bestowed upon nv Pills. take this oppor.
iunity of stating that my Ancestors were al
American Ciuzens, and that entertain Tor all
that concerns America and the Americans,ths
mos, lively sympnihts, 20 much so that or
ignally compounded these Pills expressly n
suit YOUR climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living. intending 10 establish nv
self among you, which have now idone, by
taking premises in New York,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
IS, Corner OF Ann and Nassau SIS, NY
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LA y llENS IN En-
I'D ~ Va TY p W -
- - L. @& -
! 5 winning golden opinions from practical bee
culiivators where il has been introduced. II il
being used in different States aud it has met
he universal appreciation Of Apiarans and
bee mon generally. 1t possesses principles
which are entirely new, and by their appica
ton in the manag cment of bees il is believed
that those Difficulties that have rcnterc the
bee business precarious will be nearly OBJ
waited. Theiruse so far, warrants this be
lief
The advantages this hive possesses over all
other hive, now in use are;
First: \ device TO prevent yeJjiac and ex-
ccssivc swarninc when desired which can
be easily attached TO any box hive now in use
Second This device prevents the escape
OF bees in winter without the owners copfn-
ing them, as he is Obliged TO do in other
hives
Third; An improved plan TO prevent the
ravapes of the moth.
Fouf,h. An ingenious mode of ven,ila-
lion. preventing excessive colt or heat
And Fifth the aparian can easily rid tho
hive of the superabundance Of dronics. BY
So ding, he saves from fifteen to thirty lbs.
of home. or other sncchar;nc matter that
wculd he CONSUMED by them in the season.
Resides many other advantages with which
The reader can become ACQUAINTED. Nv send
inc five letter s,amps TO rs, and getting in
rci,rn (rost paid) our rnr,uhlet expIaininr
onr hivc in nh. which is Allied with sufficient
f,cts and ie.timoninls
We me now ready to sell STATE COCN.
ny TOWN nnJINDlNIDVAI richts 10
mako yend and nsc these hives on The most
rcoSonoblc irrms. indivilual ricb,s will be
sen, with our hook on the management of
hoes in our hive with In, ENGRAVINGS of
tho hive and ali its narts cxnl,jncd which will
cn,itlc m ,nprrhnscr TO make the same for
MS OWN Use ONLY duing life. PRICE
DOLLARS.
Money NAV be RENTED ly mail at our
risk and as soon as received, the deed. en-
cravings. Book. &c. rill lie forwarded
AGENTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Responsible men of good address will bo
Maid n liberal commission for selling the abe
ri,-Lts in all pnrts of the UNITED STATES
Address W. "A. FLANDERS & co,
Mortified Y,
We insert below few extracts from tho
many letters we have tecrivcd
Morrisluwn, VT. Nov. 10th ls5a
Mr.. Flanders.
Dear Sir:-Supposins that Won are
desirious Of kno wing how your bee hives meet
the annroysl of those who use them. + viii |
saw nut a swarm into the one Won sent mo
,July sth, supposinr il TO be so iatc tb,t ,L,y
would do bal little if anyihinc but TO nv 1
sunrise they allied the hive and par,ly filled ,lc
boxes. whereas. nv other swarms have done
but little. believe il to lie SUI crIor TO INV
hive in being. and worthy Of tic palronao,
Of all. VIII You send me the engrayin's
Books, &c. Yours, truly.
HORACE FELCTER
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Dir0,

In this village, on the 9th April, Miss
FRAscEs A. SHAW, aged Il years
We have parted in sadness,
y With dear beloved Frances
But her dim eyes IN gladness
bright land shall see
She has gone to inherit
home with her God
In the land of the spirits,
No mortal hath trod.
We shall meet with sweet Frances
On that distant shore
Where disease and decline
OF life will be DER
There her form, that has parted,
In beauty shall bloom,
Where no hearts e'cr are shaded
With sorrow and gloom. COM.
( In this town, on the 25th alt Mrs LuRANEY
Dewey, aged so years. &
\ Papers in Massachusetts,, Ohio and Wis
eonsin please copy.
In Rockford, ILL., on the Goth nit FRANCES
A. wife off. W. Basdcll, Jr former editor
ofthe Ncrgennes Vcrmonter aged % years.
In Fairhaven, April Is, of consumption,
Miss AuRoRA NJ. DuNSlNG, aged 49, daughter
Of L. j. Dunning
Her painful suflerings were borne with
christian fortitude and resignation, knowing
that her final judge would be q righteous one.
Her spirit has waited its way to the skies,
Where no earth worst can gnaw out its core,
Her Savior has oNn'd her and called her to
Him,
In triumph to dwell evcrmorc. Con-.
At Clarendon Springs, April 15tE .ASDREw
"a, only son Royal and Dcidamia Amdon,
in the 25th year of his age.
Thus in the bloom Of life, Death has scv-
cred the endcaring ties which bound him to
earth, and has taken from amidst our circle =
friend, whose departure we deeply mourn.
Bitter is the anguish of his fond parents,
dear sisters and loving companion. They are
bcreft Of one whose prospects were bright
and promising, They have consigned him to
the grave-but not without II hope which
views beyond death ovelcr sphere lie
WAS truly an amiablc person, an ornament in
the domestic circle and peaceful and up
right citizen. He lived respected and beloved
and died lamentcd. Comm.
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Northern Glover Seed,

4 few barrels clean Red Clover Seed. rr
ceived direct from Canada, and for sale by
April :, 1854. T.. NALLETTE
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Notice.

Found, in Cornwall, short time since, a
Gents Long Shawl. The owner is requested
TO prove property lay charges and take it
away NJ. VI. BLAKE.
Cornwall, April 70, 1851 2,3w