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The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-15
LOST, OR sTRAYED

FROM the pasture of the Subscriber in the north
part Of this town. about six weeks ago, deep red
two year old HETFER, very large for her age, having
no artificial mark.-WhOeVer will return her to the
owner shall be literally rewarded.
OLIVER s. WOLCOTT.
LitehfeId, Oct. 81. 20
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-15

At Court Of Procate holden at Litcfeld ,oithin and
for the Probate District Of Lischeld, on the 29!h day
Of October, 1897.
UPON the Petition of Ephraim r. Bunnel of Litch-
field in said District, shelving to this Court that he is
the lawful Guardian of Edwin Stone of said Litchfeld,
a Minor under the age of twenty-one years-praying
for liberty to sell all the interest Of said Minor in seven
small! pieces Of land situated in said Litch6eld, as set
forth and descrbed in said Petition and for the reasons
therein mentioned, as per petition on file.
Ordered that said Petition be continued to the 25th
day of January next and that the same shall be heard
before this Court that day at the Probate Office in
said Ltchfed, at o'clock in the afternoon and that
notice Of the tendency of said Petition shall be given
by publishing copy of this order in newspaper prin-
ted in said LitohGed, three weeks successfully at
least six weeks before said 25th day of January next
true copy Of Record,
90 FREDERICK woLCoTT, Judge.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Litcfeld soitin and
for the District Of Litcfeld, October 49, A.D. 1897.
u pom the Petition of HANNAH GRANT of Litch-
field in said District, showing this Court that she is
the surviving parent and Guardian of Charles w.
Grant, David M. Grant, Harriet L. Grant, and John
M. Grant, all residing in said Litchfeld, and Minors
under the age of twentyone years-prayng for liberty
to sell small piece of land situate in said Litchfeld
the property of said Minors, containing about one
hundred and thirty rods-and stating that the avalso
said land required for the nurture, education and
support of said Minors, as per petition on file.
Ordered that said Petition be continued to the Goth
day of January next and that the same shall be heard
before this Court that day o'clock in the after
noon and that notice Of the tendency of said Petition
shall be given to all persons concerned by publishing
copy of this order in the newspaper printed in said
Litched three weeks successfully at least six weeks
before the said Goth day of January next-A true CO.
py Of Record
20 Certified by FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge
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At Cou: of Probate holden at Ltceld, ,OiItin and
for the Probate District Of Litcheid on the 29th day
October, 1897.
UPON the petition of William COe, ofsaid Litchfeld
in said Probate District showing to this Court that he
is the lawful Guardian of Maria Stone, ofsad Litch-
field minor, and under the age of tweny-One years,
praying for liberty to sell all the interest of said minor
in seven small pieces of land situated in said Litch-
field as set forth and described in said petition, and
for the reasons therein mentioned, as per petition
file.
Ordered, that said petition be continued to the 25th
day Of January next and that the shall be heard
before this Court that day, the Probate Office in
said Litch6ed, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, and
that notice Of the tendency said petition shall be Civ.
en- to all persons concernedb by pubshnga cory ofths
order in newspaper printed in said Litchfeld three
weeks successfully least six weeks before said 25th
day of January next.-A true Copy Of Record.
90 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
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FOR SALE

L HAT large and valuable FARM hrmerly the pro.
perty of Capt. William Bull late of Ltchfield decea-
sed. Said Farm is situated about two miles eastward
Iy from Litcheld Court House, the Turnpike road
leading from LitchfeId Hartford containing about
two hundred acres suitably proportoned into mead
wood There is on The Farm two thrifty Apple Or.
chards besides number of other fruit trees, such az
Pear, Plumb, Cherry, &c. with very valuable Sugar
Maple Orchard containing about five hundred trees
standing very compactly together.
The above described Farm will be sold on reasona-
bic terms and good title given by the subscribers.
JONATHAN BUEL, g.
PHINEAS LORD,
Agents to sell said Farm by an Order and Decree of
the Superior Court holden at Hartford, for Hartford
County on the fourth Tuesday of September, A. D.
1897.
Litchfeld, Oct. 16, 1897. 90
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LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ, passes through Sha
ron, and arrives at Litchield the same day, where
it meets the Hartford, New-Haven, and Albany sta
ges.
Leaves Litchfeld every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at O'Clock A. NJ. and arrives at POugh-
keepsie in time to take the Steam Boat for New-Yor
Acknowledgements in this line will arrive in Al
bany the morning after leaving Litch6ed in time to
take the morning stages for the west.
The proprietors of this line having provided good
coaches and horses and careful drivers and reduced
the fare, respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Seats taken at BUSH'S, Poughkeepsie, and at s.
DEMING'S, Litchfeid.
WILLIAM STEVENS & Co. ProprtetorS.
BAH goods and baggage at the risk Of the
owners.
June, 1897. tf3
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SELECT SCHOOL.

L HE Winter Term of B. GIBBS Select School
in Milton, will commence on the 18th of Nov. next
Terms ofTuition for English studies, So per quar-
ter. For Latin and Greek, 81.
Board can be had in respectable families for one
dollar per week.
Nov. |, 1897. 90
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At Court Of Probate holden at Litc!6eld, 0iin and
for the Probate District Of Litcfeld onthe 18th day
of October, 1897.
UPON the petition Of Sherman Iandon, of Litch-
field, in said Probate District showing to this Court
that he is the lawful Guardian Of Lewis Stone of said
Litchie!d minor under the age of twentyone years,
praying for liberty to sell all the interest of said minor
in seven small pieces of land, situated in said Litch
field as set forth and described in said petition, and
for the resons therein mentioned, per petition on
file.
Ordered by this Court, that said petition be contin
ued to the 2th day ofJanuary next and that the
shall be heard before this Court that day, at the
Probate Office in said Litchfed, at two o'clock in the
afternoon and that notice of the tendency Of said PEI
ton shall be given to all persons concerned, by pub
fishing copy Of this order in newspaper printed in
said LtchGed, three weeks successfully at least six
weeks before the said 25th day of January next.-A
true Copy of Record.
20 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

virtue OF Deed OF Trust by Charles Irving
~ aud wife, 20 the subscriber, end Of Nov 1926 and
OF record m the clerks office VI county,
pur'se OF securing the payment Of the 1000 ios
Con which interest due from I'd s26 am
be sold on the en'es,on the 22d day Of Jsu 1885, r
not he h'si lar day thereafter the tact OF snd which
'ad Irving reside,ns ON The hall way branch the cuune
OF buckingham and Cumberland, adjoining the lands
" rage stephen Iien ami others, i containing 1000
last 10 y-ars, and is fresh and fine hear the other hail
who'd land 81 hue quality and rate tobacco land
the whole continuing u th most de,irable tracts OF
high land IA the county OF buckingham. c
large handsome stOrIed wooden house paard
with large rooms, spacious and passages. ior hes
Se all the necessary out house. conveniently tssteu
ansed large barn, S-al built the and
IN the nertts manner It's proper state that the aboy,
property under ineumbanee of 1900 dolls
OF sale, to the highest bidder for without reserve. viii
convey such title IS Is vested in only.
GEORGE BOOKER, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted the estate of John R,cba,l.on
A de- OF tue county Of Hanover, requested to MAKE
immediate payments Aud those having claims against IN,
sad estate llpreeu them or adusirn before the first ia,
January 1879 or this wal be pleaded bar Of recovery
august Of. 55-wf Il. w. SCOTT, adm.
WARR E.N'TOyV FE.iIy4L E -fCADt MY
ilkR9 PLUNKErr will take ehai re Of thi. In.i,tu,r le
S4 ensuing year. aided by DR. DonnelIon whose charsc,e
ana anea'ion' as teaele highly estimated by those
Inc coarse OF n-truction will embrace Sp,iiipr Read
ms, WIRING, Afhhmetrk, Grammar, Grography Aston
Uny history myihVl"g), Eheo-ik K, Natural Pbiio,ooby
Ohum,'iTy tue French L'Hsuag Ausck, Plain & orn
thiaI needis~Hk Should suacIen, number OF Pupi.s
vided. e' '' WI nc pro
Inc Schoasiek term Of 10 months will commence on The
VIII he no vacation during the Summer.
AeInt PEI Session. payable advance Board includ
ing Wishing, &c. so doll. Tuition eli OF any of The En
gum branches doii French 20 dolls; Musick
re Nus. dePartnenl5 dolls Nee Iewok dolls
o1 Cents such books Indispensable not furnished b
The parents guard uw be supplied al Peter.br
10 facilitate the formation Of the classes desifsbe that
me pupils should be sent early possible in Jan
E.oh PuPh should CONS provided with towelss rar Of
sheets, blanket aud coyerid. '' f "
wv ~ Aws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

ES elAncsfy. Iu Hemleo county eoesi, 0eiIi, lss-t
James Wallace, who iorthe benefit OF John Folh..
survivor OF WIN. G. Murphy aud said Fotbess trustees
certain OF said Waaees creditors, Pi.h.
agunst
Johu Paine, Jane Paine, Stow Paine, and Orris Pan-
brothers and of Samuel Paine dec. aud Of Hsn
Paine, dec sister Of the said Samuel Paine, and Who sur
vved him the said Samuel Paine, deceased, aud Thorn
as Morton Paiae, Margaret Bridge, widow Of SAMUEL
Bridge. deceased which said Thomas Morton Paine aux
Margaret children and heirs Of Nathaniel Paine, dee
brother Of the said Samuel Paine dec. and Hannah
dec IN their capacity heirs and distributes OF the SAID
Samuel Paine dee Hannah Paine, dec; TIE said Or
as administrator of the said Samuel Paiue. dec. WISE.
ham, Herbert A Claiborne, Edward o. Mayo, Roht Pola
aud John q. Williams, peTia
The Defendants John Paine Jane Paine, Thomas Aortoa
Paine, Margaret Bridge and Oris peine net having
their eppearanee and given security according TO the Act
Assembly and the rules Of this court and appearing by
sfaeory evidence that they inhabitants Of this couuy
ordered That the said defendants do appear here
st day of the January aud the bill the
PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order be forthwith
some newspaper Published in the city Of Richmond two
months succervely aud posted at the front tho
courthouse of this county cory. Ttste
Oct. 90. AZ -wsw LoFTIN n. ELLETT,c. C.
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from the Boston Token for 1898.
CHILDHOOD


When Winter takes IFS sulien nish.,
Aid spring reveals its rosy light,
The captive mountain stream, unbound,
First feebly steals along the ground,
Ard seeks ia hidden path TO screen
NM tangled tree, and bJsnohes green;
but holder soon IFS waters play,
i'rlliu the light Of open day;
Ihen whrl along in eddies deep,
ANA ling their muTmul down the steer.
Row full and free the gallant stream,
Holds dslliance with the ntirnins beam;
Now throw, sl0f Its gauxy spray
10 see the form OF Iris play
Row sauntcrS where the lilies dip,
kissing ia tuin each preferred lips
Now forward hie,, Ike lover fleet,
Some indi ed rivulot 10 meet.
That fingers in the vale hel1w,
aud sishi with some fond stream 10 dow.
Aud now when evening throws its veil,
ci,wilisht .iin, Der hill aud dale,
II pause, "a Il, wild career,
SPteeds smooth IT, surface broad and clear,
And hush'd an holy s,illnes. lies.
Hooking with rapture 10 the skies,
While deer within its bosom true,
J. traced Heaven own wide world Of blue.
Jhild VI the hills, where lightuings strvak'
Thy cradle j, the azure peak,
Ihy robes, the wTcaths Of morn that foa,;
Thy lullaby the thunder note
Dom IT the snow, 10y tcmpe.ts fed,
In chesnns rook'd, ia forests bred
Thy sport IL DER the rock. 10 lear:
Thy dance IN CaveIns dark and dec.
Thy irolic, foamng white 10 run
And toss thy bubbles &c the sun!
Dlight Clipping Of the cloud and storm!
There beauty in thy crystal form;
Though wild and wIyward thy carScr
Thy face - fair thy music dear;
Thou art f. nd childbooJ's image fair,
With full tlue eye aud sunny hair,
a thins Of beauty aud caprice,
Now soft nJ summers signing breeze,
Now wild y, winds that Fhirl ON high,
Il cloud si leaves 20 winters sky.
Sweet uiountsinstr love to tate
Thee IN thy pure aud playful cha.e-
But more love the beams that play
O'cr childhood. light aud laughing dlr;
The flial love tina, beamtih slrohg
An fearful eyes, through lashes long,
'fhe rainbow smile that ofteu rceIs
Its lusire through a cloud Of tears;
The awe that on the young face steals,
When night lis woDdrous sly revssls;
.Ihe high aTch'd brow, with f,elns taught,
The long hX'd gaze oil living thought.
1hlt tells us immortality
j kindlei in that bright blue eye:
These, these are beauties more divine,
Sweet mountain Iiyulei than thine.
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Nov.27


II N conformity 10 Deed Trust, executed by Wm l.
- MG".ssue TO u.s. for me benefit OF Wm Murray En-
we shailsel at Geuo,D the county Of The 22d nj
PEE next The following property for eash may
siheieu' 10 satisfy The amount due The MURRAY
Skri1n and secured by the laid Deed of Trust v,z Old
Tsy aSung sally, Asgy Arm.esd Polly, Mary, Alfred
with the increase Of the females since the date If
the SAID deed all the household kitchen furniture of the
.aid MONTAGUE and If the sad slaves be not SUI
hcien we shall then proceed the same time aud pao. 10
sen all the interest OF said Montague in certain nice. of
land oni'nns about fifteen aud ree-fuhs acres living IN
uento The enuntytI Powhatan conveyed 70 us nv The
SAID deed Selling a. Trustees, shall such title only
as Is vested Ia Us. WILLIAM OLD,
WILLIAM WATKINS,
Nov. 81. 20 s'
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tETILL lie ,ois IN m, h,.h.., h,I,' ~ ~ ''1''o
w o Anthony Dtrel, dec InShe county of Buckinrbam
on ennesdsy the 18th day of Dec next fair
me ntx ia day that valuable aud well known tract of land
on winch the deedt lived supposed about acres
iheie on TINS tract large aud lar
hle portion OF which valuable meadow crounI 81
GU 80 scres, aud valuable richard Pesch Apple aud
oh.Ifs frees she lani lies remarkably WELL about vet
10 woods wei tinbeied and the soil we'll adspteJ a. H.
culture OF Tobacco, Corn Wheat the saue time and
sce' wh ne sold all the stock of Horses Cattle Sheep and
ruLhnuTe and Plantation Tools Of every description TIN.
,ana very yainehs, aAd will be sold J. 2
me land secure the payments, will required The
CHASER. The terms OF the other property will be liberal ~
the exception OF the pork which will he soId W
Gn lne SAFE IS made with the Appreciation of all thu
Nov % ~ to JsS
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bedford, JnIy q
SEL ECT iSCTOOT

NJ SCHOOL vail be continued the ensu9ng wears nv
Iva Brother, john Nelson, who has had IL wears ex-
peence a. teaeher be associated with me- in the man
ssement OF the Sthoc in which will be taught the Greet
LAIN and ench Languages together with those branches Of
eanrs which constitute good EngIish Eduea;iou THE
schOo "l comnence the 21y day Of January g2s and
ter inmate on the 9Th DAY Of December following There will
re vacation Of four weeks encing the 18th day OF
June The Price for board tuition washnS lodging fuel
WI he 10 payable one half The day Of June, 1S2
and the other half on the Isl day Of Dec following.
The discipline Of the school will be Parental and "a ne
car. and kudne's will be extended boys eoDded 10 my
INSTRUCTION. as to nv children No boy. than IS veal,
old, will be admitted the School, nes, he shall h, nsr.
,onay known TO NE for orderly exemplary department Nj
tedence . remote from the hsuns Of immrslV
and remarkably healthy n siured in the county ~ I'M,
a % mules hon Richmond, and about the distance
ION ftedeifeksbrg The Stage from Frederic ksburR 20
Caeye Passes within 400 yards my resdenee; and thar
ron kchmo9d TO llarsOnbug, within miles it, Letter.
10 me shOuld De directed 10 Oadners Gross Roads Iousv
WEN NELSON, IL.
D. - -
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EOR SALE

WE Poplar Foies', Home Tract all that part of the
esiase attached 10 the Mansion House. containing by re.
on survey one thousand aud seventy acres and he
gersj Of th land never before offered public about
OO acres are already cleared the in woods heavily TINT
aud the greater part tobacco land Of the quality
me cleared land with the exception Of about acres all "a
ne eoh me Exhausted portion mis- be reciaimed This
plantation distant one mile from the turnpike eight o
we wateed being ntereeted by branch
e heading within IFS limits aud therefore subject 10
oehoV anordny not less than so Of branch
aud to the purpose Of standing tobacco los
nail OF the branch land is still in On the plantation
there is large framed wheat bar
with good ureshng machine. The 1Danon house il tooIuv
convenient handsome, and situated emine
ing nearly the whole of the arabic land farm IneDd
ing TO remove TO another state the above property il offered
low Tor cash or credit, and feel hesitation IN ssserns
That 10 tobacco planter few desirable
Bedford, July 81 9e-ar
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We Subscriber, late Principal OF the wigwsm Grammar
ehoo negs leave 10 inform the Patrons of that cbo,
ana the Fubic generally that his school Charlottesville
ne course OF Instruction eomprehe nds the Greek latin
FRENCH and English Languages extensive preparnor
course OF Mathematics. r N''J
subscriber deems it essary offer aHy ieslimo.
% the qualifications of Mr.. Royal gives n.trurton.
ahe n'a'ics& also aids ia The Classical of Mr.
eI'on who attends tn School gives instructions 10 the rencb
both OF these gentlemen believed 10 give en
saae,on To all who receive their instructions, Composition
m zoe Languages Taught in the school, forns an
ho regular part OF the mode Of instruction. and IN tesebno
e MI Ferron much French with III,
PuP. The proximity Of the School the University Of
Yngina, and The advantage Of using the Library which The
sD3ioe enjoys enables him 10 the course Of
un 10 lbs school TO che notifications that may OCCASIONAL
Se Paee IN that Of The University. The Cen al Gram
mar school would therefore seem 70 offer peculiar
ter the Univefsiy. " y" ''e icy " en'
rice OF tuition per session Of FIVE months 20 dolls. Youpo
setneh receiving nsifuettORs from Mr. Ferron will he re-
queu 10 Pay dolb additionally. Board may had in msnv
ePtcse ianibeI IN Charlottesville vicinity Al
Gus Ptees IN no Bsnce exceeding so dollars per m
~ ue usual accommodation. making all the hghe,t spo
81 expenditure for session IS dolls those not
-u'' i eiron ~ dolls Tutonfe payable in advance
" q, BARTHOLOMEW EGAN.
''1'' - 81 - wf75fhD
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lFAoMMlrfED TO the jail of New Kent county, az runa.
~ way negro woman who calls herself Peggy ami say.
she "h. property Of Eliza Lpscomb Of King VIM COUNTY
but was hte1 The present year by Thomas Gymes OF
county, IN whose possession she the time her ,Iop,
ment Sad runaway appears be the age of IS or 40
years and feet or inches high Of dark coppIes
fne owner requested forward pay charae. sn
take her away She was 18th Of Aug 1927
EWD w. HOCKADAY
Nov. IS s4 4I".sSi "a
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JNK N4LE

M trsGt of land Apponiaox kivsr in ca,l.,..nd
- county Of AS nearly half of which river
oom, =" zoe quality, aud so 40 Of the high land
nptovei ny manug having been kept Up principally oi
t0oASe" lots Tor many past IL has every
,o e0rpinsian excellent grsuary, wheat machine,
barns &c aud dwelling house uf rooms, which, o. yer,
m'detac expense, might be render ed
io iamy luther desc ilion deemed a.
presumed that those desrous of purehs,ng will view tn.
an1 ana Judge lot themselves II about GO miles ON
hemoht and Pc,eishur aud the OF several
manufacturing mills Terms Will be accommodating.
- JOHN MILLER.
Cumberland, Dec. !. 80 tIst,J,n
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A CRRD.

NNW>ILLOUUHBY NEWTON, Attorney at Law, will not
VN neglect b.. professional duties, oonseq uence II
bri5 emher Of the Legislature. return lfom ic
mcnd he WILDE found regularly the couts which he he.
heretofore tended including the Superior Clam.
e ioi the Frederick District During Lls absence hi,
clients are requested 10 call AT hs Office, Lee Hail. W.
mofelandSnPon nit. Robert Mayo, who will bring SUITS pre-
pare Plead"g aud do aay other vce busness that may
desired - - -
Decd. eo az
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New YoRK. Nov. e..-The anniversary O.
! the evacuation OF this city by the British force,
in 1883 was celebrated yesterday in a very spiri
ted manner by the uniformed corps. The division
line was formed on The Battery, national salute
fired. dsplay of the troops through the principal
streets, the line again formed in the Park, and
passed in review of the Corporation, and a
grand feu de joi closed the festivities of the DAY
In the evening, number Of the public buildings
were illuminated, anu the several Theatres exbi5i.
ted emblemaic transparencies. The different Field
and SaE officers occupied the lower boxes OF the
Park Theatre.
We learn thar Governor Clinton has com piled
with the wishes OF the Committee OF the Bar, and
accepted Of their invitation 10 pronounce the
euiogy on Mr.. Emmett, in conformity TO the reso,
luton oil the Bar OF this city adopted on the 10Th
inst.
The steam boat Constellation arrived here on
Sunday morning from Albany, with 500 passen-
gers; 257 OF whom were received OH board at
Newbureh. MIR. Clark of the latter place, acct
d'n'aiiy Tell from the planks or from the side oil
the boat, otter it touched the dock, & was drown
cd J'fer. .dd0.
The iGtc Duel From the Enquirer of yester.
day morning we extract the following letter, ad-
dressed 10 lis editor by Mr.. Graham OH the eve o.
The combat.
IL O'Clock.
happy 'enconfre which is to take place in the
morning between Mr.. Barton and myself cannot
o. course, be Predicted by me. In the supposition
that will be fatal, bid you tarcWet, in the on
ly language that is now left TO me- / EN- perfect
y indifferent 10 myself, but trust most earnest
y that Mr. Barton towards whom have not the
raintest enmity of any kindly may escape adj
mt that am IN the 1orOng that by giving him
d'oD, have forced him into the condition of a
challenger; and tina, by not doing wha, he has, he
would have blasted his character as a gentleman
forever. IN common justice. I am bound thus 10
absolve him from all suspicion of unbecomine
conduct, respecting the challenge. Theeprovora-
ton. though sight, was still provoca,ion which
could not overlook. II is out of the question for
me 10 explain, retrsct, apologize. will not
hear OF any settlement short of some abIect and
craven submission from him.
MI Barton is a talking man, who dweIls very
compiacentiy on his own skill as a msrksman: on
his experience ss duelst, and on his accuracy as
person OF Ton. pretend 10 none of these, and
therefore must oppose the most inlexlble obstina
ey Alter he is perfectly satisfied, may per-
maps apologize that is,in case am fatally wound
ed. II IS needless for me to say, heartily detest
and despise this absurd mode of settling disputes.
and sailing the wounds of honor. But what can
poor devil do except bow to he supremacy of
custom.