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Sullivan,

Sullivan.
I. A. Havey has bought the house
built n few years since by Z. Moore, As a
boarding house.
Talbot Butler is building house a
short distance from the above
j. j. Simpson, White Brothers and
Wilson & Sons, have been engag ed for
some years past. during the summer sea-
son. In putting down concrete sidewalks in
various towns in Mass. They find it a
profitable business.
While The granite work at other places
has been fully reported in the newspapers,
the less pretentious, but not-at least TO
our county-iess important quarries at this
place have hardly be n noticed Few
persons, except those in the immediate
vicinity. are aware that more than hun
dred men are constantly employed. and
that over sixty cargoes of stone have been
shipped, the present season. from these
qnarries. principally TO Boston. The Sui
llvan granite quarries extend over many
thousand acres. and have. hitherto, been
worked at various points, and often with
little regard 10 system. Almost any where
you may find pits worked long enough to
fill contract. and then abandoned. the
grout scattered all around. 1.-The woods
being full of ii besides the vast quantity
dumped into the bay. as the foundation
ior bridge, and then removed q. the eX-
pense OF the government. A better system
begins to prevail. The first quarry as YOU
90 down the bay is that of Geo X. BlaisdelI
at larks point. next that OF Springer and
Pettengill, and then that of Crabtree and
Havey. These are new enterprises.
managed by men who have been trained
10 the business. and are not afra id of work,
Next comes the quarry of Crabtree and
Chaplain. the largest and longest worked
OF any now in operation. and which has
yielded its owners a good profit. Back of
The last two. mile, or more is the quarry,
OF j. Z. Blaisdell who has been in the bust
ness for some tiiee. Ambrose Simpson
worked small quarry near Crabtree and
Clapham's but has suspended operations
for the winter. The Others intend to work
through The winter. A company in Mass.
have purchased about seven hundred acres
OF the Sullivan granite Co.. and their
agent. Mr.. Taylor of Rockland has a
number OF men employed. repairing the
old boarding house at the Mt. Washing ton
quarry. building large biacksmith's shop.
regarding the old railroad track, putting
in substantial stone culverts. cutting
bushes. and clearing up things generally,
for next years operations. The railway
is to be furnished with new ties and iron
rails in place of the old wooden rails for
merly in use. The Improvements made at
the falls" have made access to this BAY
much safer and easier.
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out benefit. Our schools are far from be-
ing what they might be, IL teachers would
seek and adopt this means Of improve
meut. Supervisors and School Committee
men owe it to the public to become &C.
auainted with the best modes Of teaching.
They hold q very responsible position
it would always be honorable did they
discharge their duties wisely-and they
certainly ought to qualify themselves for
the great work they have 10 do. Are they
all qualified? Do they seek qualification!
l propose hereafter 70 give brief notice
of the exercises Of the Institute. Al the
close the following resolutions were
adopted, UNANIMOUSLY:
Resolred. That we. members Of the In
stitute. citizens of Lamoine and adjoining
towns, present our thanks TO Mr.. Luce for
the pleasing and able manner. in which he
has conducted the exercises ofthe Institute,
and 10 Mr.. Foster, for his valuable assist
ance-
Rssolred. That we consider Teachers
Institutes refy important aids in the great
cause Of common school instruction.
Resoired, That we believe that money
expended in this way, is most proiitably
expended.
Resoired. That shose teachers who avail
themselves of these advantages are very
much 10 be preferred TO those who neglect
them.
Resolred That those of us from abroad
tender our heartfelt thanks TO those
families in Lamoine. who have most hospi-
tably gwen ire entertainment to all the
members and visitors of the institute.
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remembered. Il was Otto Obermeir.
He had another object besides that Of
relieving and, II possible, curing. the
poor creatures whom he visited; he
proposed to himself 10 investigate, in
the presence Of the living pestiIence IT.
self, its causes and its development. At
last, the brave voung soul thought that
he had discovered the clue ;and, with q
herOisin - far above the heroism of the
battlefield Is Il IL noble TO sacrifice one 9
self to save men than to destroy them, he
resolved to test his discovery upon him.
self. II was an awful experiment; Ober-
meir knew full well that he staked his
life against the hope of conquerinX the
cholera. Obtaining from one Of his
patients some OF the deadly cholera
germs. he went deliberately to his room.
placed table with pencil and paper at
his bedside, lay calmly down upon the
bed, opened vein in his arm. and inser.
ted the deadly poison. lie thought he
had discovered how TO neutralize IL; II
so. man was master oftbe pestilence for
ever more. But he was wrong, and
the error was fatal. lie lived seven
hours. and ,hen died but during those
seven owing hours the young hero OBJ
served with scientific exactness, the
effects and progress oil the disease upon
him, and one after another he acted his
observations down, pnil within The
very hall-hour when The spirit left the
body. These noies are pronounced 10
have the highest value, and will serve
the commission with new tGcis of the
first importance: aud SO the diving leg
acv OF O,to Obernei, ,hdv, after all,
lead 10 the victory which he condemned
himself to self destruction in irving to
achieve.-Apple.ons journal.
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City and County.


I>l-Wofth
The weather clerk got us up a good
sized -now-siorm to-day. "Wednesday
Wild duck shooting is the Prevailing
sport. They are reported o be very plenty
The first lot OF deer o. the season ap-
peared in our market this. "wednesday. )
morning.
- ow was falling fast in the central
and $40 ,her. par of the SAFE on Saturday
morning.
The Baptist and Congregational Soci-
elic> viii hold united preaching service
at the Baptist Church. on Sunday evening
next
AT a meeting of 'he members of Tn
ion u Inc Company, No. , held IN The
i-"@l'c iiV">r -Ds.. .<.N...---. ,,,
Tie i"lin" inG officers were chosen Isaac
y. Murch, tap;ain; John Harley. Assist
amt; Frank :. Call. Clerk. The attend
ance "cing small. 40 other business was
Transacted
The story this week is respectfully
recommended to ererybOdy. for il contains
moral of awful significance. Sooner or
later the man with the jockey-cap will APP
pear in some form or other unless YOU are
well supplied with newspapers. You can
less than ever during these uncertain times
upon which we have fallen. afford to do
without them.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
There has been deposited since the first of
May lat in this Bank the sum of s24. 90
u. which. considering the greatscarcity of
moley IN this section. is 4 larger amoun,
than could have been reasonably expect
Cd The senli-annual report of the Trus-
tees 10 The Bank Examiner has been made.
and much credit j. due TO the Il easurer.
Cha>. {. Burrill. Esq, for the accuracy and
neatntss with which the books have been
Kept. The affairs OF he Bank are under
tAe constant supervision of the Trustees.
he >efnl-annual examination was made by
d.. Geo. Parcher and Joshua Il. Jordan
L>q- Nv" OF the Trustees who are we'll
BLOWN throughout this county as careful
and &C curate business men. aud who ex-
press themselves as perfectly satisfied with
The condition of the Bank. A semi-annu.
al dividend at the rate of six per cent. will
te declared on the first Monday of Decem.
Der ueXt.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
JUDGE BARRowS. PREsIpING

John B. Wooster V. Barnard Crabtree.
HIS was an action of trespass. and the
question was about the dividing line be-
tween the parties. In 1927 David Wooster
gave his sons John B. and Joseph deed
each of one-half o. his 100 acre LOT on
Sklling's Neck in Hancoch. A wear or
two after, the sons had a line run between
them. This line gave John b. little wider
Ia, OF the shore, but narrowef on the back
eud. aud his number of acres was little
less han Josephs.
trabiree bou.hi Joseph ont in lS47 Ii
WAS IN evidence that both parties had
occupied TO he line since i. was run. and
that Wooster made no disturbance until
some eight wears ago. when he insisted on
the line being Strengthened. and put in The
centre of the Old lot. The jury decided
that the old line must stand and rendered
verdict To- the Defendant.
Noo>te~ appeared pro Sc and argued his
own case. Peters assisted in the trial.
Emery Tor Deft
John NJ. Hale & Co.. v. CITY of Els
worth This was an action 10 recover
compensation for SIS damages 10 Hale 4
90 :. >iase harnesses etc. by being suck
Ia snow drift near -Tylors'' IN February
1872. Haze & Co.. claimed hat their :, aye
on HE WAY down rom Bangor. Tuesday
February I. was stopped in the travelled
pan sf the road by snow DRIFT and
wlllffietrees. pole. and harnesses broken.
he city claimed that there was no drift
OF any account and that the stage driver
got on of the Travelled part into the soft
SLOW on The side OF the road. Ii was a
Preuy close case on The testimony and the
Jury were divided at first but finally they
Ttndtied verdict for Hale & Co., for
,Sl2 go.
Peters for Hale & Co. Emery for Civ.
The above was the last jury cause tried.
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Franklin

Franklin.
Branch Woodworth has built new
house at Beach Land.
w. T. Havey is building house near
the Ryeiieid school house.
Edward Salisbury is building house
opposite the Cemetery
Rodney Ash has bought the house
formerly occupied by John Lamson near
the Cemetery.
The Hancock Baptist Quarterly Meet
Ing. held a two days session with the
church in Franklin, beginning on Tuesday
Oct. 2Sth, at ? O'Clock in the afternoon.
As this church lost their Meeting House
by fire, few years since, our Methodist
brethren kin lily favored us with theirs
Sermons were preached by Bros. Batchel-
der, Besse. Steadman and Trip. Social
meetings were held also in connection with
each preaching service. The meetings
were quite sell attended. and with a COM
Portable degree OF interest. Our friends
i'll Franklin greatly need house OF wor-
ship. as well As pastor. II was decided
to hold similar meeting with any church
in the Association when desired. Please
correspond on the subject with Rev. l.. S.
Trim S"--y
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From New York,
INV VhN. -NVN' 7.
CASE OLE TIE NIkGI\IIS.

CASE OF lHE yIRGINIUs.
The Her0ids Washington correspondent
rcl Il >,ni> ..ectetYry Fish making The iol-
loWiu. >latemcHs 10 INN IN an interview
YESTERDAY: The Nirglnus il a compi-
card ease. The government cannot
afford 10 lake s'eps ia the matter till The
facts are officially presented % it. When
They are presented you may rest assured
that il will act with diligence and
celeiity. The status OF the NIryinius if IL
comes under the cugniZance OF The United
States j. very much similar 10 the board
in4 OF he English vessel containing Slidell
thin. the United States Government. ha>
thus tar accomplished. j. thai here will
Dc 40 more executions. OF course we can
not bin. back life. but one thing YOU can
r,si assured ha> been accomplished and
thtt j., 40 more executions will take
place"
4 Washington special SAYS tina: he
lulernai Revenue Commissioner will re-
Coumend 10 Congress The passage OF n
law. lining the salaries oi Collectors AT a
definite sum. a. The present system causes
good dea OF embarrassment.
LATE ELECTION Returns.
special says iha' the County returns
are AL III. Iae Partners carry 81 counties
the republicans il, the democrats Is and
III 10 there WAS 40 par. issue. Tine tot al
N"'e Is now estimated at $50. 900. which j.
10000 greater than in The correspond
Ing election ~ 1871.
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Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. a. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality !;
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists. and Dealers in Medicines.
Prioe Ono Dollar.
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j. y. Stratton has bought the former
residence of Lemuel Crahtree.
-Jere Stratton is building a nice one
and half story house near the Carrying
Place.
%. Il. Fo>s has built a two story store
and house near Crabtree's corner. Mrs.
Foss has opened millinery store in it.
The town is finishing the upper
story OF the school house at Crabtree' 5
corner for a High School room. The
school will commence in January.
-Lemuel Crabtree has completed and
moved int" his new house. II has been
built under his own iii ection of the best
materials, and in Master Cogyirs' best
style.
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The HAPPIE>r DISCOVERY OF HE AGE
ANAKE>Is, an intaiible cure for Pie-.a scien-
ifc combina ion of poultice instrument and
medicine, endorsed by physicians of all schools.
scorered by DIX. >ILsBkE. regular phys
ician and used successfully in thousands OF
cases. Sufferers who have tried every hing
else in will find instant relief and per
manent cure. 1t is regarded Ly medical
men as the greats, OF modern discoveries, aud
pronounced infslible-Price 81 20. Sent free
by mail on recelp. Of price, AnsAesi, Depot.
~ W alker ST., New York.
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THE UNIVERSAL AYER."-On my journey
over the continent-tbrough Turkey, India.
China, Japan, Perue, Chill. Paraguay. Brazil
and Mexico, and the United Stales-In them
all 10 some extent and in some to "A great ex.
tent, have found the universal AVER r-r.
resented by his family medicines, which are
often held in fabulous es,eem. Whether they
win their marvellous reputation by their cure.
know not, but know they have it to ,nch q
degree that it treQue nifty gave me Distinguish.
ed importance to have come from .,le same
country.-lFields letters rom sb oa1.
l,uo45
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LaniOine.

The Teachers Institute held at Lamoine
last week was successful. profitable, and
pleasing. Although The number att ndng
was not large. much good work Was done.
and soma schools must be the better for il.
Mr. Luce is at home in his business-could
probably manage successfully large un-
graded school. but which is more than
can be said of some who occupy high
positions among teachers. and which is
Itself the highest praise. Mr.. Foster, the
able assistant. and the teacher of high
school at Lamoine. is q good teacher. II
is much to be regretted that teachers and
school officers do not more generally avail
themselves of these privileges. No teacher
eau spend day in good Institute with.
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Business Notices.


Associated with The earlier recollec;ions o, 1.
z ea' many n-n aud wome i i. the pemoTy OF
the Bat" bi ich aud e,acry tone whcrewith ne
kuiNe' anu orhs. and pads aud ~ les. nd
other AItchen articles wer. III stated ,Inr-
secured up That primitive moGe prevail,
to-day IN thousands OF families who have neve.
used >apolIo. But once lie, >apolo he Used tor
thu purpose and that housewife neye wa1S
Bath brick or emery stone any more. Sspoiiu
not only scours off all rust and iarni>h, /.
brighten>, 6e>iows polish il, brilliant ~ new
and doe, II in one tenth the time required >.
any Other substance. Sold everywhere. Hon, Z.
keepers, Try 1t.
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BELFAST, Nov. IL.

The Gordon murder trial was resumed
Ibis afternoon in the presence of large
crowd of spectators. III. ag"d mother
OF the prisoner occupied a seat by his SIDE.
In his opening address, County Attorney
Fugler admonlslicd the jury upon the lnl-
poitance and soleinniry of their duty
Nearly twenty years had elapsed since IA
tIiaI Tor murder took place in our COM
muniiy. but in a single summers night
our sense of security was destroyed. and a
tragedy almost uneQualled in the annals
OF ca imc had given Us painful notoriety-
murder MAS too mid a term for the deed
which suddenly swept into eternity Il
father and mother aud child. But one
person couhi know the horrors OF the
scene and it was Tor the jury to determine
whether JOHN Gordon Vas that person.
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Ha.ituaI Co.,ivene., C.v,e.

Headache, Dizziness. Worms. Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, sour Stomac h. Bad Breath.
&c. The >urest preventive i, DR.. Harrison
feristaltic zenges; being both Tonic and
Laxative, they RESTORE nature. thereby curing
eosti'e h,bl'. In the opinion OF every Drug
glst. they are the most piea>an. and etiectual
remedy for he Piles. and The only one that
reaches The cause. rs outward applications are
only time and money wasted. Trial box.
80 cts. Large box, 60 cts. mailed free for thi,
last price.
DR.. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALsAM,
aspiend.d cure Tor COUGHS. HoARsENE>s, and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
BY T.. ;. HARRISON 4 90. Proprieiors.
No. fremont Temple. Bosom, and ~ all
Druggists. lmo46
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PERuvIA. SYRUP This vaiusble medicine
has been silen:ly making IL WY into pub IL
favor by The nunetUu remarkable cures ha-
performed. las singular hcacy -. OWING Ia
the proloN de Of 400 whicntu iuIs pre DaraIton
renau- unchanged. and i .,ie ou'v ,orn ia
which the yI,rl elemer o. Meath, blood can
be supplied.
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East sslIivas.
R. Sperry has bought the stave mill on
Morancy stream.
5. Hutchings of GouldsborO, has built
atwo story building for store and dwell
ing near TUFTS corner.
IS. llama has built and now occupies
a harness shop at Tufts corner, and is
building house near by on the No. Z
road.
Mrs. LangdOn Hill has furnished h er
rooms with carpets of her own manufac-
ture. which it would be hard to beat,
They were woven by Miss Lizzie A. Hall.
Ii any young lady. who plays divinely, Is
disposed to sneer at this item, we assure
her that Miss H.. is equally at home, ii
the loom or piano.
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A MODERN MARTYR.-When only Z
lew weeks ago, the cholera was raging in
the slums Of Berlin, young physician,
scarcely past his thirtieth year, made
himself remarked BY the boldness and
persistency with which he entered the
injected quarter, and the apparent reck-
lessness with which he exposed himself
to the contagiOn. Il is worth while that
bis name should b recorded and well
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO, Nov. .. 1871 u

My DEAR SIR: We have much pie Asure in
Informing You Of large demand Tor your Com.
pound Syrup OF Hypopho,phhe,. and we hear
excellent accounts from those who use it.
some OF our physicians who are acquainted
with lis valuable properties consider II u most
reliable medicine; So II is fast becoming ~
popular In this part OF the Dominion Is with
your own people.
Wishing you every success, we are yours.
very respectfully, A. CHRIS IL / co.,
Chemists.
To Nix. JAMES l. FELLOWS, ST. John.
N, b.
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ONH HUNDRED DEATHS PER WEEK in New
York anu Brooklyn from diseases of The ihi oat
and lungs. Is II not awful. And yet HALE
HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR, taken n
time, would prevent seyen-eighths OF this
Tightiul mortal ty. No cough or cold can re-
sisl thi, balsamic remedy. Crlttentons.'1 9th
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in minute.
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List Of Paie.is,

List Of Pate It's,
Patents issued to Maine inventors for
the week ending Oct. 81, 1873. Reported
by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor of Pa
gor, Me.
Benz Oases, Milford, Car Starter !;
Lorenzo Chase, Portland Apparatus for
raising Water.
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THE PUREsr AND SWEETEST COD-LIvER
Oil = Hazard and Cs>welrs. made on The sea
shore. rom fresh. selected uver>, by CAS-
WELL. HAZARD & Co.. New YOr.. 1, - absoS
lutely pure and sweet. Patients vino have
once taken 1t pieier 1t 10 all Others. Physician,
have deci,ed it superior 10 ans o. he other
Oils in marke.. AVIS
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BuckspOrf.

BucHsroKT SCHOONER CAPsIzEp.-The
schooner Emma Jane, Capt. John Staples
OF Bucksport. Ne from Rnstnn. bound to
Portsmouth light. put into Gloucester Mon
day week. During the heavy blow she
cap>ized of Ten Pound Island in the har-
Dor. The crew were saved. She had
drlfted nearly out TO Eastern Point light
house when takes in tow by the steamer
George A. Chafee and brought into Glou-
cester No insurance
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HANCOCK Communicable Hancock
Conference " Ill hold its semi-aunual meet
Ing at East Book syile. on the 9th, and
10th. of September, proXimo.
3w4i II. ). LoRING. Scribe.
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no THE HON. Judge of Probate with and for
i the County OF Hancock.

no THE HON. Judge of Probate with and 70 r
i the County OF Hancock.
Thomas 5. Fuller. Guardian OF Parker 7. Full.
Ter, residing IN Castine, In said County. minor
under the age u twenty-one years. respectfully
represents, that said minor Is seized N fee OF a
lot Of land lying in Castine, bounded NORTH west
erly by Land IN H. WitheT!e and O,bers, and
the o. thodox Church lot souti ry by Cour:
street: nOrth-easterly by Main street end said
lhurch lot; and souh-westeilv by land of Mrs
Jane r.. A cate, aud that it Will be io- tae N er
est OF said MINOR that the same shall ue solu, aud
the proceeds put out at interest. AMI III an T.
vantageous offer OF two .hous sand dollars has been
made Tor said property by A. A. Roh'Lson, q.
Castne. and that II will be TO, the enen oi said
minor that said Offer shall be accepted: Where
fore he prsv- tnat he may be licensed to sell and
convey SAID estate withou; fu. the notice.
Tho FULLER. Guar.
BY &. j. Aooot, his Attorney.
Dated the 18th day OF st ptemUer. a. u. 1873
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss-Cou of Probate, October Term
a. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT
said petitioner give pubic motto. to all persons
Interested by causing coy Of The petition, and
his order the con, 10 be Published three weeks
paper published N Ellsworth, ia siti County
That they may appear at a Court OF Probate for
sail County. to be held At Ellsworth, gu the l.
"wednesday OF Dec. next al ten OF he clock ~
the forenoon, t. snew .~r, II my tles We, why
The PRAYER of said peti ioncr should not b,
gianled.
PARKER TICK judge.
Attcst:-Geo. A. DYER Resi.,e. 5w46
true copy-Atest: Gso \. DYER. Reg'r.
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Lost Overheard at Sea.

BALTIMORE. Nov. IL.
Robert Ruskill. first officer OF the BarQue
Geo. ,. Hunt of BueAsport. hence on the
Ssh for Demorara, fell overheard the even
evening OF the same day and WAS drowned.