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The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-03-08

Duel.-A'duol lately took place at St. Pc
tersburgh, between Count and Major of
Hussars, in which the latter was kill
ed. A Court Martial sentenced him to
loose his Nobility, and to be banished to ST.
IBERIA. His Majesty, considering his youth,
has excused him from the second part of
the punishment, but with respect to the
first, orders him to be placed, without the
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-19
New Marble Establishment.

TNHE subscriber having lately commenced A the business of STONE CUTTING, in South Farms, would respectfully inform his friends. and the inhabitants of Litchield Co. and vicinity, that he has now, and will con- stantIy keep on hand, good assortment of
 Marble Tombstones and Monuments, from the stockbridge and Washington quar- ries, the former of which is well known as fur nishing the best White Marble in the United States.
 OBELIsK, PYRAMID, & URN MONUMENTS built according to the latest and most approved style, and of the best materials.
 SEpuLcHRAL MONUMENTS: designed prin- cipally for family tombs, athing entirely new.
 Reference may be had to either of the fol- lowing gentlemen respecting the skill of the subscriber in his profession; and all orders left with them shall meet with prompt atten- ton ;--
 SHERMAN & MERWIN, Woodbury.
 GOERGE DEWEY, Litchteld. BEACH & PARMELEE, Goshen. HALSEY STEVENS, Nortolk. with each of whom specimens of the Marble and Work may be seen. Also, reference may be had to either of the following gentleman. HeV. JOnn I4anSdOn, Gen. DaVld Blrd, Beth- lem.--Rev. Henry Robinson, Edward
 Cowles, Abner Northrop, South Farms.- Doct. Samuel Buell., Leonard Goodwin
 Joseph Adams, Wm. Beebe, Litchfeid.-
 Erastus Hodges, Heman Childs, I'orring, ton.
 The subscriber fatters himself that the a. bove arrangement in his business of giving those who wish to purchase, an opportunity ofexamining for themselves before they pur- chase will effectuaIly prevent the necessity of that deception so often practiced by pedlars. who go about deceiving the ignorant respect ing the quality and value of marble. Gentlemen attending the e urt sessions at Litchfed, by calling upon GEORGE DEWEY, Cabinet Maker, will have peculiarly favour. able opportunity of examining for themselves before they purchase.
 Urns and Willoscs, Fines, Drapery, Masoni Ens6iems, Raised Letters, Writing -hand, anC every species of Carving and Engraving done to order, and upon the shortest notice.
 All the above mentioned articles will be sold as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere in the state, for Cash or approved credit.
 JOHN l.. CHURCH. Litchyfeld, South Farms, April 16, 1897. tf44
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At Court of Probate, holden ct Litchfeld,
 toithin and for tue District of Litchfeld, April I6th, 1897.
 Present FREDERICK WoLcorT, Esq. Judge. ' PON the Petition of Keziah Morgan, ,ofthe
 O town of Peru, in the County of Clinton and State of New York, showing to this Comt that she is the parent of Seth Bull, Jasper Bull, Fanny Bull and Clifford Bull, they all being Minors and Children of the Petitioner, by her late husband, Norman Bull, late of said town of Peru, but now deceased--that said Minors are the owners. and are possessed, as tenants in common with the other heirs at law Ofthe said Norman, deceased, Ofthe following described tracts of land, and the buildings thereon, situate in the town of HarwintOn, in the County of Litchfcld in the State of Con- necticut, viz of one undivided third part of one acre of land, with one third part of the buildings thereon, at the southeast corner of the home lot lately occupied by Sabra Cook, late of said HarwintOn, deceased-Also of a. bout four acres at the north side of said home ot;-that the interest of said Minors in said tracts Ofland, came to them by descent thro' their said Father. Norman Bull, deceased, from their grand mother, the said Sabra Cook deccased--praying liberty to sell said proper | ty, as her petition on file.
 This Court doth adjourn the consideration of said Petition until the 25th day of June next, at the Probate office in Ltchffeld, in said District. at ten o'clock in the forenoon: and doth order that notice thereof be given bv publishing the same in the newspaper printed in sad Li,chfeld three weeks successively at least six weeks before the said 25th of June next. A true Copv of Record
 Attest, FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-19

Au N"huN"1 Duh tIlCy duOTu tHS uhtSt luFS in all the country, their flesh is white and good to eat, and they pursue theh prey to the tops of the talest trees !"
 IculR by rum. A writer in the Philan- thropiSt says, that he was employed in d small store, about ten years ago, in one oi the western counties of Mass, In cir Cle of about 40 families there were 10 young aud middle aged men, who often vis- ited the store; who would always take a glass or two, and sometimes tarry late, and get nearly drunk and quarrel. Still they thought themselves respectable some of them were wealthy, and ranked high in civ il and military life. The writer lately had occasion to visit the same place, and now calls upon us to listen to the following mel ancholy results of this course, produced in 10 years. "Onc has been several times in prison, for crimes committed while intoxi- cated; and is now miserable, wandering vagabond without money and without friends another is pauper, loathsome being who is never sober when he can obtain stimulants of sufficient strength to drown his faculties; and the other eight have died drunkards, at an average age of 40 years. Every one of them had disSpated his prop erty, ,and become burden to his friends and the community, before the fell monster m- temperance completed his work by hurrying them from time to eternity"
 The elegant bridge across the Kenne- bee river, at Augusta, Maine, was consul med by fire on the night of the 1st instant. The fire made its appearance in the middle and at both ends of the bridge at the same time, and undoubtedly was the work of an ncendiary.-Lost$ 1925, ,OOO.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-19
LITCHFIELD COUNTY MEDICAL
 SOCIETY,

At the Annual Meeting of the Medical SO- ciety of the County of Litchfield, holden at Litchlield on Monday, April l1th, 1827-
 WILLIAM BUEL, M. D. was elected Chairman. and SAMUEL R. CHILDS, M. D. Clerk.
 A dissertation on the origin and treatment of Typhus Fever, was read by Frederick B. Woodward. M. D. The thanks of the !Soci- ety were presented to DOct. Woodward for his interesting communication.
 Several highly interesting cases were com municated by Doct's Woodward, Wells ,Buel, Iicknor, CatIin and Russell.
 Doct's Fish, Turner, Childs, Case and Candee were appointed to read dissertations at the next meeting of the Society.
 Doct's Jehiel Williams, Gaylord Wells, ,Ly- man Catlin, Samuel R. Childs, and Luther Ticknor, were chosen as delegates to the Con- necticut Medical Convention, to be holden at Hartford, May 9th, 1897.
 Resoiued, That this Society entertain an ex- alted opinion of the purity of morals and uni- versally acknowledged medical requirements of our worthy and amiable associate, DA MEL SHELDON, M. D.-A man who as we believe has been emnently instrumental in advancing the Medical character of our State and Coun- | ty to the elevated stand which it now sus- l tains.
 Iheretore Resolved unanimously, That it is with sentiments of extreme regretaEpd ind:g- nation that we have witnessed Nte attempt to calnmniate his character, and destroy that fair fame which ought to have been transmit ted unassailed by the breath of detraction to posterity. ..,
 Voted unanimously, that the proceedings of the Society this day be published in the Litchfeld County Post.
 Voted, that this meeting of the Society be adjourned to the first Monday in, October next. then to meet at this place, at ten o'clock A. M. ~ s. R. CH[LDS, Clerk.
 Litchfeld, April 16th, 1897.
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NOtice.-The meeting of the citizens Ofthis village which was notified to meet on Thurs day evening last, stands adjourned to this eve ming, "Wednesday 18th.) It is hoped that a full attendance will be given, and that hear ty support will be extended to the object of the meeting-which is for the benefit of the Female Academy in this town.
 The -EIectiOn.-We have received no infor- nation on this Subject since our last. 1.-The City papers say nothing about it, excepting some little recrimination against eash other {; our readers must therefore wait patiently for the counting of the votes.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-19
AMY CHAPMAN's ESTATE.

THE Court of Probate for the district of N Sharon has assigned Tuesday the 24th day of April instant, at g o'clock A. M. at the Probate office in Salisbury, for the settlement of the Administration accounts of the Admin istratOrs upon the estate of
 AMY CHAPMAN, late of Sharon in said dist rct deceased. when and where all persons interested may appear and be heard.
 By order of the Court, -M.- ....
 Wm. CHAPMAN, , Admis;s-
 LOWELL W. CHAPMAN, trutors. :, Sharon, April l2th, 1927. 44
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inburgh, second edition, corrected by J. Tyler, it is stated, that evolves are scarce in Canada, but they afford the finest furs in all the country, their flesh is white and good to eat, and they pursue theh prey to the tops of the taest trees !''
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09
POUGHKEEPsIE, SHARON,
AND LITCHFIELD


LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at o'clock A. NJ, passes through Sha-
ron, and arrives at Ltchfed 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. M. and arrives at Pough-
keepse in time to take the Steamboat for Newly ork
or Acknowledgements in this line will arrive in Al
bany the morning after leaving Ltchfed 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, Litchfeld.
WILLIAM STEVENS & Co. Proprietors.
N. BAH goods and baggage at the risk of the
owners.
June 1897. tf9
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Sold by S. S. SMITH,

Sole Agent for the To,cN Of Itch field.
1t requested that any Lady or Gentleman, who
entetans any doubt of the superior excellence of the
above composition will bring any of their garments
stained above described, for trial and the same
will be removed in their presence gratis; and the
most satisfactory proof given that the practice of send
ing hne dresses on account of such stains, the Dy
makes the above request, that Ladies and Gentlemen
may be able to distinguish the genuine articles, from
numerous countertets that are imposed upon the pub
by Wholesale at the subscribers; and by retail only
at Doyles Bookstore, Broadway, and Mr.. Egglesos,
No. 81. Bowery.
The Agents for the sale of these articles in Counec-
tscut, are, MesSrs Price f. AlLean, NoraraLk Doct
Dyer, Bridgeport; BaIdoin g. Bears, Nemto,on
~ & s. Comstock, Dambury; NJ. Il. Dura,ad, Ne,o-
HaDen Doct: Dyer, Middleto,on; Mr. Robinson, Nor
'o'Ch Peter Mo'ton Hartford; s. s. Smith, Litch-
field. G5A gerry hbornl allo.oance uW be made to
one person IN EACH to'o@, wo may purchase to sell again
June 81, 1897. 8,1 51
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NOTICE..

w ILL be sold at public Auction by order of the
Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Ltchfeld
OH Monday the 18th day Of August next, at o'clock
in the afternoon all the personal and much of the
Real Estate of Capt Joseph Mansfield, late of said
Litcheld deceased, will raise the of six hun.
dred and niney-nine dollars and seventeen cents
The sale will be made the premises, at which time
and place the terms will be made known.
Dated Litchfeld, July 90, 1897.
JOHN T. MANSFIELD, Executor.
BY his authorized agent,
6 ELIHU HARRISON.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09

Bills of the following Banks are received in pay
mentordeposit atthe PHOENIX BANK in this town
The LIST will be corrected as occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09
LONDON BOTANIC,
VEGETABLE OIL SOAP,
AND ALSO TIE
InlperiGL RcmOUGter :

Or The GENERAL RESTORATTVES of
Ladies Dresses and GentIemen's Clothing,
Of erery description Of colour and
quality, 'Oithout doing the
least injury to either.
THE above composition, SO justly celebrated in
l. Europe, and also in the prncipa cities and towns
in the United States the former, the Vegetable OIL
for its superior quality in extracting OIL or grease of
any kind, also paint, &c. from Geutemens Cloah-
ing, and woolIen cloth and carpedhg of every dis
eruption restoring the their former condition
without doing the least in jury quality or color And
is emnenty useful to sea-farng men and travellers
possessing the singular quality of washing in sea or
salt water, as well as other soap can do in ram water
and will be sovereign remedy for sculbutc and OH
er eruptons ofthe face and skin.
And the latter, the Imperial Renopater for it is We
ry extraordinary qualities in extracting spots or sta ms
caused by grease, OIL or soil of any kind, from silks
Sattens, Mernos, Canton Grapes, Bonbaznes, and
Ladies' dresses of every description restoring the
same to their former condition without doing the least
injuryo either Gloss, Color, or Qualify, let the same
be whatever il may, and in cases in a very lew
minutes too without the aid of any kind of LIQUID bea
ted irons, or any thing else; and may be left unon
silks of the most delicate coors for whole months to-
gether, with the greatest satety
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09
LIME! LIME
f.. Ell. DENISON

WILL receive weekly from the Kiln,
w fresh Lime of the first quality. and at
a very low price. Not more than the gate
fee will he added to the Canaan and Sheffield
wholesale price. -.
Norfolk April, 1897. tf4s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09

LNROM Litchfeldto New York--by Steam
IL Boat John Marshall-through in one
day-fare IS 1-s-by line stages, to meet ,he
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2 A. M.
through Woodbury., Newtown and Bridge
port and New-York, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. at A. M. for Litchfield, un-
til the lst May-after that at A. M. 6m46
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09

ZANE into the enclosure of the subscriber about
the first of May last white Sow PIG weighing about
7Opounds, tail cur off, and ring in her nose. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take her away.
ASA GILLET.
Litchfeld, Aug. !, 1897. :
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09
STAGE NOTICE.
Arrangement Of the fol-
LOaOing lines.

Leaves LItchbeid daily (Sundays e$ceped,D NJ , =
clock in the morning, al each place same af-
ternoon and returns from each place in the order
LITCHFIEiD AND NEW-HAVEN,
Leaves Litchfed for New-Haven daily SUNDAYS
excepted) at O'Clock in the morning; Monday, " ed
nesday and Friday, by BethIem, Woodbury., Southbu-
ry, Oxford, HumphreysVille and arrives in N. Haven
at 9 P. Nj; Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, by
Watertown Waterbury, Saem-bridge, and Wood
bridge, arrives at N. Haven at p. M; and returns
from N. Haven in the same order.
LITCHFIELD AND HARTFORD.
Leaves Litchfeld for Hartford, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS at o'clock in the morning thrO'
Harwinton, Burlington, Pennington and West-Hart-
ford, and arrives m Hartford 3 O'Clock T. NJ. Re-
turns from Hartford Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at O'clock in the morning.
LITCHFIELD AND NORWALK.
Leaves Litchfed for New-MIiford, Danbury and
Norwalk every Friday afternoon arrival of the
Stage from Hartford, through BradIeys-Ville, New
Preston New-Milford, Brookfeld, Danbury, Reading,
and Wilton and arrives at Norwalk on Saturday at
IL o'clock at noon. Returns from Norwa!k Sundays,
arrives at Litchfeld Monday afternoon.
This Line intersects the Steamboat at Norwak and
arrives in NJ York same NIGHT.
The Steamboat leaves N. Haven for N. York eve-
ry evening at o'clock.
The Steam-B Boats leave Hartford for n York Mon
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at ii
O'Clock A. M.
For information or passage in the above Lines ap-
ply to J. PARKS.
Litchfeld June IL, 1927. tf52
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mentor deposit at the PHI
The list will be correcte'
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
Cheshire Bank.
Concord.
Merrimac, at Concord.
Exeter.
New-Hampshire.
Union.
STAFFORD.
Portsmouth.
Rockingham.
Grafton.
Amherst.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks.
Pittsfeid Bank.
Agricultural, at do.
Farmers, at do.
Housatonlc.
Hampshire.
Greenfield.
Sunderland.
Beichertown.
Weare.
Menden.
Springfield.
Westfield.
Beverly.
Bedford.
Commercial, at do.
Salem.
Commercial, at do.
Mechanics, at do.
Dedham.
Essex.
Gloucester.
Lynn Mechanics.
Franklin.
Narbiehead.
Merchants.
Merrimac.
Nerburyport.
Plymouth. 49,
PawtuXet.
Taunton.
Union.
Worcester.
Falmouth.
Andover.
*Pacific, Nantucket.
*Phoenix, at do.
*Manufac. e. Nee. at do
RHODE-ISLAN
Eagle.
Bristol.
Commercial.
Freeman's.
Agric'ai. & Manufac.
Rhode-Isiand.
*Burrihville.
Cranston.
Exchange,
Franklin.
Kent.
Landhoiders'.
Manufacturers.
Merchants.
Newport.
N. E. Company.
Narraganset.
N. Kingston.
Mount Hope.
Pautucket.
Providence.
Phoenix.
r. l. Union.
r. I. Central.
r. Williams.
Smithfeld Union.
Do. Exchange.
Do. Lime Rock.
Scituate.
Union.
Washington.
Warwick.
Hope.
Village.
Cumberland.
CONNECTICUT.
Norwich.
Bridgeport.
New-Haven.
Mechanics
Hartford.
do. Phoenix.
Middletown.
New-London.
*Current in New-Yor
cent; but not bankable
I Broken, and value u
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Bauk Mote TabIe.

'anks are received in pay
ENIX BANK in this town.
as occasion may require.
Union.
Stonington.
Thames.
Windham County.
Fairfield County.
VERMONT.
Burlington.
Brattleborough.
Windsor.
| Rutland.
Montpelier.
Franklin, at st. Adams.
Catalonia, at Danville.
MAINE.
IWaterville.
Augusta.
Bangor.
Bath.
Portland.
Cumberland.
! Gardiner.
lkennebunk.
Lincoln.
ISaco.
itCastine, uncertain.
ItWiscasset. do.
tHaIIoweIi & Augusta. do.
ItKennebeck, do.
! tPassamapuody. do.
| NETWORK.
N. Y. City Banks.
Long Island bank.
County.
Middle District.
Lansingburgh.
Waterford.
lSt. Bank, Albany.
Mech. Il Farm. at do.
Bank of Albany.
Commercial, at do.
lNewburgh.
columbia, at Hudson.
Orange County.
iCattskill.
Troy.
Farmers, at Troy.
Mohawk.
Utica.
Utica Branch.
Geneva.
Auburn.
Ontario.
Central.
iChenango.
Rochester.
Newburgh brancn, Ithica.
INV ashington & Warren.
Jefferson County.
niagara.
tPlattsburgh.
tGreen County.
Bills of the following
Banks are not received at
this bank F.; but are current
i'm New-York, at a discount
lof DR.. ct,
INEW.JERSEY.
Monmouth, 1-2
Peoples B. Patterson, do
Cumberland, do
Mount-Holley, do
Salem, S. M.& B. Co. do
Estate b. Newark, par
Do Elizabethtown, par
Do New-Brunswick par
Newark ms. Com. par
Trenton B. Com. par
State b. Camden, 3 4
Do Morristown, do
Commercial, l-2
lNew-Brunswick, do
Morris Canal g. Is. Co. do
Patterson, do
Sussex, l
Washington B. Co. 1-2
ltFranklin, Jersey city,
State B. Trenton, broken
Protec. e. Lomb, do
Jersey City, do
| UBills Of Banks south
.of New Jersey, seldom cir
culate in this vicinity, and
are with us of doubtful
value.
at a discount Of | or 2 per
IRE.
Y PIG.
re of the subscriber about
e Sow PIG, weighing about
a ring in her nose. The
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09
CIAY'S
Itch Ointment.

FOR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease.
IL and certainty, is infinitely superior to
any other to cure that tormenting disorder
Price SO cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Bitters.
They will be found, in all cases of the fol-
lowing description, to give relief--nausea,
vomiting, heartburn, costveness, weakness at
the breast, pain in the stomach, loss of APP
petite, and all other symptoms of indigestion
and flatulence, and as a nervous cordial is not
to be surpassed by any thing.-Price % cents
n Nv
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.Feorl Tooth P0sCder.

This celebrated Powder needs no recon-
mendation--every gentleman and lady should
De in the constant use of it, if they wish to
preserve their teeth from decay, and have
them appear of a beautiful pearly whiteness.
Price 25 cents a box.
Sold By w. & S. BUEL and HENRY PHELPS
p. CLAY.
N"yfMhrr fno' evolves
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-09

THIS justly noted Young Horse having
returned from successful season in Oneida Co. N. Y
will stand at the Stable of the subscriber For spe-
cimens of his stock, l refer you to COLTS owned by
Sheldon c. Leavit, and Abjah Shelton, of Betle-
hem; Erastus E. Lord Heman W. Childs, LYMAN
Wooster J. c. Wadsworth, Baldwin VESSEL, Job
Smith, and Colts owned by myself.
OLIVER S. WOLCOTT.
Litchfed, August |, 1927.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

t5- ORATOR EMMoNs.-The professor
the Editor Of the New-York Statesman, during
his travels through Europe, had his head filed
with thousand strange notions. He learned
10 kiss the loot Of Royalty, to drink sour wine
in Tuscany, and TO consult the Oracle at Del
phi;-to weep in Westminster Abbey, and
cloihe him self in inky black, for Mr.. Canning
Since his return, Emmons the Orator not En-
mons Tic Philosopher. has called upon him,
and the " professor delighted with his elocu-
ton for it is of the Grecian School thus an
nounces the intention of the Orator:
From tie Ntw-Yo K 5 alesm- Of October ?.
"Mr. Elnmons, .ho celebrated " Boston
Orator. is now in this city, and intends short
ly TO deliver an Grafton at Tammany Hall, in
commcmoration Of tho " Defeat Of CORVALLIS
in the Battle at Yorktown"
REMARKs.--Wo doubt not that Mr. Carter
| will he delighted, if he attends the Orator, and
listens to his Ciceronian eloquence. We arc
right glad that Pickle Emmons has found so
good a'friend as] he Professor ,and hopo that the
| brace will enjoy full feast of reason and the
flow Of soul But TO he serious we hope that
| the good people will not submit to be impos-
cd upon by Pickle - this dealer in ginger pop,
cookies oranges, small beer and oratoIy. II
is disrcput ablc TO any community TO suffer such
vasabonds to annoy them, and though somo
snort may be derived at the moment, disgust,
modification and disgrn ce are certain to follow
in the train. Philadelphia suffered sufficient
disgrace by her Pluck; Roston has been NOR
titled and cha grned by Emmons, and it is to
be hoped that New-Yoik, will place the va
gran, in n straight jacket, and put quietus
to his impudencc
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

fE-PoETRY.-We exceedingly regret, that
we have published in to days paper, number
of original poctical stanzas, signed San
ford," which We cannot recommend to our
readers. Very imprudently,' they were given to
the composi.or without examination, nor were
they read, ill it was too late to take them from
our columns.
Coming rs they did, from young man,
whose pootca illusions have graced the col
umns Of numerous newspaper publ cations OF
the day, we considered his signature, snilic-
lent guarantee for their excellence; and thus
believing, we gave them to the compositor.
subsequent perusql of them, has proved that
we have been very careless, and that we have
published lines, which not worth one tenth
part ofthe space they occupy. These remarks,
are made in justice to ourselves, and wc hope
th,, the author ofthe lines, when he reads this
note, will not take any exceptions, but study to
write bet ter hereafter.
We once more remark, that we want nc
original poetry, unless it be excellent, and that
we hope that "all concerned" will govern
themselves accordingly, and send their milk
and water productions, to some other paper.