Causten. On Saturday last, Charles Isaac, son of James H. Causten of this city aged nearly 2 years.
He was a child of uncommon intelligence and excited the admiration and affectionate regard of all that knew him. His family have much cause to regret the early fall of one so interesting and promising. His remains are deposited in the Congressional Cemetery.
He was a child of uncommon intelligence and excited the admiration and affectionate regard of all that knew him. His family have much cause to regret the early fall of one so interesting and promising. His remains are deposited in the Congressional Cemetery.
Causten. On Saturday last, Charles Isaac, son of James H. Causten of this city aged nearly 2 years.
He was a child of uncommon intelligence and excited the admiration and affectionate regard of all that knew him. His family have much cause to regret the early fall of one so interesting and promising. His remains are deposited in the Congressional Cemetery.
He was a child of uncommon intelligence and excited the admiration and affectionate regard of all that knew him. His family have much cause to regret the early fall of one so interesting and promising. His remains are deposited in the Congressional Cemetery.
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