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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
MARRIED.


 In New.Preston, on the 9th inss. by the Rev. c. A. BOardman, Mr.CaIeb Sawyer to Miss Caroline More. house.
 In Hartford, Mir. John Wing, Jun. 10 Miss Susan Case; Mr. Joel Miller, of Spragie:d, to Miss Sally Sheldon.
 In New-Haven, AIr. samusi LlCydto Miss Mariett, B. Perry; Mr. Henry E. Sanger io M'ss Grace E. Hawlcy of Hamden. In Saybrook, Mir. Mason IT. Post to Miss Rebeccs A. Hyde; Mr. Nathan Buckingham to Mics Mary E, Pratt; Mr. Allen Clark to Miss Amanda M. Post. In Norwich, Mr. Hiram H. Crosi,y 10 Miss Nancy F. Carew.
 DIED,
 h New-IIavcn, Mrs. Martha Whiting, aged 72, rel ict of Wm Joseph Whiting, Esq; the wife of Samu- son W. Parker, aged B; Herbert Hnnlan, aged 98. IM Hartford. Miss Naomi Rockwell, an insrUc,ress. While sitting alone in her camber her clothes caught fire, and before assistance could be rendered she was so dreadiuy burncdthai she survived bHt twenty hours. h Wc'hersGeld, Mr. Thomas Harris, Ss. Miss Emily Harris, 5. .f8 ' In iarn;nston, Mrs. MehciaIle Lusk, S8.
 In Enfield, Mir. David Wilson, jr. l8.
 In Glastenhury, Mrs, Anna Ranney, 8l.
 ln NGw-f York, Mrs. Hannah Collins, 'h, formerly of Mddietown.
 In M;ddIetown, Long H,ll, Mr. I,h;mcr Atkins, Fl. In Chatham, Mr. Isaac Buck, 9.
 In Cincinnati, Ohio, the Rev. Truman Bishop, of the Methodist Epscol,a Church, formerly stationed 0s n preacher in New-HaVcn, Cl.
 In Enfield. Mrs. Rcbecca Pease, 5. ln Brooklyn, N. Y. tue Rev. Cave Johnson, aged 59, Chaplain ot the II. S. Navy. ....- -.r ln CedarviIc, Cumberland cO. N. J. on the 24,h of Jan. Hon. EPHRAIM BATEMAN, in the 49th year of hs age, late a Senator in Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

At e Court cf Probate held os Ness.ldiltord,
 sOithin and Jor the District of Nev.N1iif lord,
 February 5th. 1899: '4.s5 Present. JehieL WiIliams, Esq. .yalge. 4 -T TPON the petition Of Lewis Niilts of Kent, O~ in said district, guardian to Mary R. ChiIteHdeD and Ann A. Chittenden, of said Kent, minors under the age of twenty -One years, showing to this court that said minors own and possess iD fee as tenants in common with Timothy A. Chittenden the undivided two-third parts of certain piece of land, sit uate in said Kent, containing about seven and quarter acres. being the homestead of the late Doctor Samuel Chittendrn, deceased, which is particularly described in said pcti- ton, and came to said minors and the sad Timothy A. Chittenden by descent from their father the said Samuel Chittrnden, deceased, subject in part to the incumbrance of the wiz dow Lavinia Chiftenden's dover, and subject also to an order of this Court for the sale of go much of said land as w ilI raise the sum of $50. dollars; praying, for reasons iD said pe-, tition set forth. fer liberty to sell and convey. the interest of said minors in the premises described in said petition, as per petition on He. dated February 5th. 1929:
 Ordered, That said petition be continued to the 18th day oi April. 1899. then fo be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Milford. at len o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice of tue pendency thereof hc given by publishing this order tn newspaper prin- ted .in LiichHeld, three weeks s6ccessively. at lesst six weeks before the said isth. day of April, 1929. t .s. a4s.s,,ss
 A true copy af record. Attest. 85s NATaAgIEL PERRY, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court oe Probate for the Dis- l trict of LitchReld having allowed and limited six months from the 9th day of Feb ruary, 1929, for the creditors to the estate of
 SYLVANUS BISHOP, late of Litchfeld. deceased, represented in- solvent,to exhibit their claims and said Court having adpOinted the undersigned Commis- sioners to receive, adjust and settle the claims of the creditors to the estate ofthe deceased: By order of said Court, we hereby give no- tice that we will meet at the late dwelling house of the deceased, on Monday the ed day of March next, and on Thnrsday the 9th day of August next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of att tending to the business of our appointment. All claims not exhibited within said time will be barred recovery.
 Stephen Russell, {.
 ' 4N Alvoh Stone, COmm'ys.
 Eaos StoddGrd, }
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment t0 l 1., ., PUTNAM KILBORN. Er'r.
 Litchfe!d, Feb. 5. 1899 ,'rt1s3 S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
NOTICE.

TVHE Court of Probate for the District of -A Woodbury hath allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate Of.
 DANIEL NETTLETON, late of Washington. deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested with in sad time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 DANIEL NETTLETON, 2 Erecu-
 SAM'L NETTLETON, tors. Washington, Feb. q, i829. sS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
SPRAYED

TROM the subscriber on or aDout ihe 18th N of December last. 4 WHITE SOW, that would weigh about 100 pounds. Who- ever will return sad SOW. or gIve lnlofmnti0n where she may be found, shall be literally
 FREDERIC M.NElLE. Tliaehneld, yan.sSe 1898 S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
TAKEN UP

RY the subscriber, last December, small D r'd brindle HEIFER, supposed to Abo two years old last spring, no artificial mark. The owner is desired to prove property, pay charges, and take her away. ELIJAH WARNER, Jr.
 PlSsRouth, Jan. so, 1899 aS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
TAKEN UP.

IN the month of October last, a large year. Il ling HEIFER, with white back, belly, and hips. star in the forehead, and the re- mainIng parts of red brindle; no artificial marks. The owner can have her by paying charges. TRACY PECK.
 Bristol, Feb. 6, 1929 A86
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
IsCO .JOasrneyasess
 WANTED.

UTANTED, immediately, two men of w good sober habits. that understand the Carpenter and Joiners' business Inquire of
 WILLIAM R. BUELL.. < Litehfeld, Jln. la. 1899 SS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

:, rA LAD, l4 to IS years ofage. will he taken at this office as an Apprentice t0 the Printing Business. Feb. i9
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
-Ata Court 0f Probate holden as Litck-
 feld,,cithin and for tke District Of Lisck- field, February 5tk, lS29:v z

AEA Court 0f Probate hOlden at Litck-
 feld, ,acithin and for the District of Lisck-
 field, February 5tk, ls29: VI
 5l'resent, Frederick Wolcott, Clerk. TTPON the petition of Levi Sieddard, of " said Litchfeld, showing to said Court that he is guardian of SOlon Spencer, of said Litcbfeld, minor under the age of twenty one years. and that said minor is the owner of one ninth part of certain piece of land, si- tusted in said Litchfeld, containing Gin the ishOle) twcDty-six acres and one hundred and forty five rods, being part of the real estate of Ephraim Spencer, late of said LitehRcld, deceased, and lying northward of the late dwelling house of said deceased, with one half of n barn thereon; also the ninth part of half of the dwelling house aforesaid: praying for liberty t0 sell the same. as per petition on file. dated February 5th, 1899:
 This Court doth order. That said petition be continued to the 2isf day of April next. at nine o'clock in the forenoon. then tO be heard before this Court, at the Probate Office m said .Li;chGeld {; and that notice Of tue pen- deDcy of this petition be given hy pnbIishing this order in the " Litchfsld EnQnirer" three weeks suec@ssiseIy, and by a like notice post- ed at three public places in the town of T'ifch- field. at least sIx weeks before the said qIst day of April saBAF as.3
 ;. By order nf the Ceark
 LEVI ST0DDARD, Csasa;ua
 L.itchAeld. Feb. 5. lseo ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
For Sale or Rent.

N UT SHI0 UT IGCHCe
 The Tanworks and Buildings attached thereto, late the property of Stephen Clarke, deceased, situated about half mile east of this village. These works are proha- bly, as advantageous located fur carrying on the tanning business extensively as any in the state. Fop particulars, and terms, apply to
 JASON WHITING. Litchfeld, Feb. l2 F S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

fable.
 nF The Jacksonians of Windham county are de. iermined upon having grand parade on the 4th oi March. They have appointed somebody member of their committee of arrangements from each town in the county. Why not get upa barbecue after the manner of the Tennesseeans
 Iu Hartford too, they are to have eating match in honor of the General. @
 The New-York Spectator furnishes list of the surviving officers of the revolutionary army, who have applied for and received pay under the act of the last session of Congress. There appears to be only 26 of them now living; 5colonels, lieut. colones, and ls majors. ..
 The Resolution for appointing David Wilk insOn, Thomas Whipple and John Whipple, Commissioners tO confer, with Timothy Pit kin, Calvin Goddard and Eras.us T. Smith, Commissioners on the part of the State of Connecticut, relative to modification of the jOlnt laws Ofthe states regulating the Fisheries in Pawcatuck River. boundary between the States passed tine House of Representatives on inc i7th inst. by vote Of S5 to e4. The passage of the resolution was opposed by Mr. Potter, as a matter of course.-I'reU Cadet. g.
 '%H''E = Bunk CGse,-An action was lately brought in the Superior Court in shis city to recover the amount of cheek, lSlOOO) which was drawn on the Franklin Bank the day before it stopped payment and paid away with oth- CT monies in discharge ofa debt. It appear ed in evidence that tue Bank opened at the H. s,,al hour on the day after the check had been passed away. received deposits. paid drafts and ttAnsacted other business before the in' iuIcti on was served upon it, which closed it: doors. It also appeared that the drawer ofthe check had much larger amount in the Bank when he drew upon it and which remained there when the bank failed. It was conten ded that as the holder of the check lad ar opportunjty to draw out the amount in specis if he chose, the drawer was exonerated, but the Court decided otherwise. Ifthe debt had been paid in the bills ofthe Franklin Bank in stead of a cheek, there would have been nc 0uestion On whom the loss would have tallen We understand an appeal has been made to I higher Court.--N. York EseMtng Post.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

UT The communication of Riggs" is received; but coming to us anonymously as it does, with no voucher fur the a1theniciy of the extract which i, gives, we must decluc giving tt publicity. Weagree however with the writer that the Middetown folks are fair game" for the pen of satire. Will the writer furnish us with his address?
 We have received several poetcai pieces, some oi which are under consideration, and others under the fable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

Dir. WILLIx< BRowNE, faithful aud efficient
Clerk in the Department of State, WINS DISCHARGED
by Mr.. VAN buren, on Friday No man IN th.
public employment sustained uni,npcached or
more unmpeachable character than Dir. Browne.
VINO has family dependant on Iris cxcrtons. The
small income by which his faithful services 10 tho
People was rccornpensed has been just sufficient,
with strict economy, to support them with respcc.
liability. He is now turned on tho Commons WILTON,
the means OF even bare support. Tlris is seAer-
ity Of fate which amounts to punishment anil when
We speak of punishment the idea of crime is ipscp-
arable.--What was Mr. BRowNEs crime? He was
not even political paitsan. Whatever bis opin-
IONS, he was too much occupied by his public ami
his domestic duties to find leisure for mixing in the
PARTIES of tho day. Dir. VAN BuREs himself. is
understood to have explicitly declared that there
was no imputation on his fidelity or efficiency.
Nat. journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
READ. REAnt

Proof posifire that Mr.. Clay guilty Of ssIar-
grin and corruption" IN roting for .Mr. Adams t. Z.
IN not roting for General JaekSos. .a.H - A.
Mr. Clay concluded hs speech the report of
the Committee, disappearing the trial and executions
OF Aibutl'not and Ambristcr, by saying, "Gentic-
mon may boar down all opposition; they may even
vote General Jackson the public thanks they NAV
carry him trumpI'antly through this house; but II
they do, in my humble Judgment, it will be a tn
uniph of the principle ofipstbor,lnaton; mph
OF the military over the civil authority; triumph
over the powers Of this house; Il triumph over tho
Consultation of the land. And he prayed most de-
vouliy to Heaven. that IL might not prove in it's uu-
mate effects and Consequences, triumph over the
liberties ofthc people,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
From He Pol,ijraY .g,s,,n

Major Noah although in the enjoyment Of lucrative Office
inc reward OF past services has intention
he editorial chan his last paper he gives notice that or
nrt oil May tue Office of the Enquirer will removed 10 the
1ehonse, and that arrangements making by which the
paper VIII be enlarged and IWprovedof he will surrt
TIC administration, as in duty bouHd Isaac Hill also though
enjoying snug Office a, Washington, stu the Editor of a.,
New ,smphLe Patriot Thus them the press rs indeed ''u-
proved and the term of "By au,h.ry when applied tn IN,
~ Enquirer, and the ~ H. Patriot Is without n,eapipq
HDade n consistency gcnus Of Rche what have been
san, had any man holding Office or 1000 dollars
year. edited paper during the last years which SUI ported
he administration Of John q AdamsWho has forgotten the
nervous obc"de manifested 10y the Jackson party ia and OUT
oil ongc to preserve uRnartcd above suspicion r
purity and freedom Of the press Who fnrgotea the elauor
raised by the transfer made by Mr. Clay three or four IN
s'auc" OF publishing the Laws ,he u S. 10 sseses eudv
TO- ,ne admulstraion' And yet to predict tina,
party. at seeing presses possessing extensive nGence
Administration. ~ wv e'""' "'n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
VIRGINIA ELEGTIONe

r|O'g"n-No Opposition 90 Armstrong eor Congress ~
q" ~ 'dssawAy Gloss, John O'FenaA.
III Ie District OF Ohio, Brooke &c appcas by the follow.
S article iFol' the Wheeling Gazette, that MIR DoJdrdue IL
10 Congress by an lectc,iy great maiOtya
sun "nch WIZ give powerful dccessOn ofiaui, Stale
representation in Confess
"r ohordgc has been elected this di,srr
tn1nIy In Ohio Tyler Preston, Harrison and Monougala
ID Voes we have not received the from brooke
h increase hrs majority To about 700 distsict in
"h ~ op'"iy Mr. johnson received only votes"
he only district, that Of KcBawha lately ,ed NV Mr.
ns"e remains 90 lie heard from II ynId thai Mr Mar
wen would probably he eolecte The Representatives M Wiz,
gn 10 Tie 2ist Congress, will therefore be- y r. BarT Jp
baTnonr John koape Andrew Stevenson, Vvro s. Archer
nho' Newton, James Trezyant, Mark Alexander WI, a.
hiVes, Tho Davenport, N. H. Claiborne, John Talia6rn
SaHeS Fenion Mercer Alex Smyth Robert Alien Vim NJ
10Y, WIN Armstrong, rcetCofedTho r. Boutdip p;e, Jno
hanuohR Robert Craig, vice Gen. Foyd-Ricba,d Cole a.
t,cc Buwe Philip Doddrdge vice isaac
handoPh Zen Floyd, and Mr. LETTER. declined re cIec,io
Vol bascit Is tie only member Of late
70 use tho popular phase unless same chance has
taeH M Maxwell So steady the people of VenIa 90
'"V'' Commence where they have once rposed H.
nj late meeting Of the Corporation at Dublin, IL
was resolved to grant Of E50O toward deffay-
ing Tue expenses Of public dinner 10 be given 10 tho
Dukc oi northumberland, on his arrival The zero
in'lcr was carried In tho course of the discussion,
,,r u STANLEY, who proposed the grant, observed,
WA. at The coronation Of the King Of France tho
Duke spent Eli0000 in six weeks at Paris and
@'J 900 10 three Vecks OF Rheims.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

From the .1Lu-..'r+-'srt'! J0,n.I,L.
tOMM ENTS ON CORPIiI.E Nf,f,

volume has lately been published in London b,.
MIR. Wadd, of an humorous, nnccdotica cboror,cr
winch IS likely 70 become quite popular. \ part Of
" mas pcen heiore published in periodical of Mr.
ColburnF, entitled the Quarierly Journal or Scicncc
Literature and Art. Asthi5 work was no; vorv cv
tcnsively circulated and MS Mr. Wndfs yol,nne bas
not yet been rePubshcd here, presume that some
cNJrocts rom the part here printed viii 5c both nc,
and agreeable 20 readers. Mr. VnJd son,o =,
us very lively and facctious gentlemen; wborc NO
qna'niancc we should be happy to cultivate still far
thcr.--The portions we find hero are entitled On
nen,s on Competence, and nir,l cod with the met
70 - '''Vt-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
WI snissins ~,
- vi 'T'TSsIUS H9i
Dunn bibiiur, nil clafius DUN niinsitur. hide

Consrat quod mu,as frces in corporc linauat
He laughed and replied with great good hulnour,
81 sec how 1t s-ifI am ing all day, it follows of
course must he aieng oil uight Ega,i. cant help
1t, ! shoud die without It, and had rather die
with it."
1t Is incredible the quantity of malt qor tia, some
men swallow, to the amount of many gallons. The
Welsh great consumers Of ale: and il is rccoriod
Ola Welsh squire, VIM Lewis, who died in 1893.
that he drank eight gallons Of ale per diem. and
weighed forty sonc which, for the reasons stated in
the Latin verses is not Improbable.
This Finum BritnnEieum, borrowed from tho
Egyptians, was originally patronized by the Welsh
and has subsequently heen considered the natural he
vcragc of Englishmen. have known some honest
Cambrinns, who. like Boniface, eate it and drank
it., and would continue drinking it under constitution
al arrangements that would have killed an ordinary
man.
"Nothing viii stay nv stomach" said nm olito
per, but bect-steaks and fTo5ysons ulc. -,Yhnt do
you think Of my stomach! eh doctor" eSVhv tbnk
your stomach very sensible stomach" was the eGui
vocal reply.
Seven or eight cases are written out and coro,o,,
ed IN, when We COME to Mems. Relative to Die,
ana Mems. Relative to Digestion. From the former
We select the following.
The celebrated DR.. Franklin lived On bread and
water Tor fortnight, at the rate Of ten pounds of
bread per week, aud was stout and hearty But tho
most frugal system Of house kccuinr ON record was
that OF Roger Crnbb, the Ruciin gfansl,irn Bcrp,,
IN the nth century, who allowed himself three far
things week.
Mossof the actor is said IL have been pnrt;cu,orl
attached o vnros food, according TO the line of cha
:"H;--r c ms 20 represent. Broth for one; roaz
pork for tyrants steaks for Measure for Measure,
&c. W.
In Queen Efzabctlfs time, the breakfast for my
'lorde and my lady" consisted Of half chvpe O.
mutton. es chyDc Of beef boicd;" aud the chill
dren had ~ cbckyngc, ellis three mutton bovns
boHcd with certain quarts of 5ocr and wine"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

~ In stating yesterday, that a Grand Jury had
found bin ofindctmcnt against Dollman and Sw.rt.
won't ty7se, we were in error. Swartwout was
arrested with others at New Orleans brousht
to the city Of Washington, and before the crcuj.
court Of the u. States for the District Of Columbia
on whit Of habeas corpus, discharged from imprson
nent majority Of the court decided, that tho en-
listing of 1000 men by Burr aud his confedefates,
was not ieryay Of ,car against the u States, uu-
less accompanied by an assembling ofthem, in whole
or inpart. As the men were not assembled, though
enlistcdand as the constitution limits treason 10 n
"levyag of adhcring the enemy giving hin,
aid and comfort" the opinion Of tho court ncceesar
ly led to the discharge of Swortwout. He was sub.
sequcntly together with BOLIVIAN, pardoacd by Mr.
Jefferson and gave evidence in Burr's trial.
But though technically in error, we were not SO
in fact, and in truth. Mr.. Swartwout would haye
been presented and tried for high treason, had the
men been assembled. That they did not assemble
was because the project had not ripened, and that
circumstance does not affect tho quo anin,o--tho in
tention with which the men were recruited This
explanation was due to ourselves if not to Mr. Swart
won't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
SCOTTISH NATIoyAI.
SUUI ISL NATIONAL FEELINGS.
"Jhih me to"d iorrent and ne rtiFi,ci,d's roar.
BUt bUid then 10 HcU nnfirc rocks tIe ytDye"

','' H'e 'J"n 'VT'fIH anu me frtiFfpfId'S
BW bwd then 10 HcU nGtire rocks he ptpye"
-, .,, GDLurNITH.
The beautiful and pathetic ong NJ LoctaBa knon 10 and
admired ny al, who have or soul for
bot lHnrd 10y Highlander IN a distant land and amid otcr
'i iic effect u similar 10 that produced the Swiss y
men rational ar the Ranz dcs Vaccs- inspires sad and
earnest longing IN return 10 the place oftcr nativity the ra y
anis at G'em yoh Tie following anechoe was related q,
~" ny the hedc gentleman who wrc SGD the effect and Al
Wo 'aC Time mat tends 10 cuObOrate assertion il al
proves now Ern the sympathy existing between this orr
T.c'nen,, oI cIfy az" H. celestial innate the som
~ wac TIC t'ir ~ Dr q - fIi.laud
across ts Atlantic, to ifr distant shore The station tgoe
' troops were efCunp'd wasvery healthy the climate p,
u'y gnp1 Judge then, Of the Surprise o the rood D,r g.,
nd his soners falling si,k daily and his hospital flied with i'm
'ad whilst I've could not discover disease hc could an
ply no remedy. " "P
Ore evening the moon shore 80 unusually brigb, c cc
rom his window - lovely, the beams payed uuon .
fpprg water aud light and shadow 10 tho MAGNIFICENT
es' ces near hrs abode, that he tempted IA take so
~ ramblc, '''
"htsiag on days long past,
HHdpLdeuyc gone IoyIrrr bv''--
n' ound Of tc bagppe struck cav AMI attracted him
towards The barracks where the piper playing most
touching mauucr,
"Locbabar po Do,c!
My he, N ye'tTH IN Locb1iar m gisye,r
~ approached the lar,c uIObscved ard I1,Iin, IN
found al his assembled and all IN deep enotosomc re-
urn on The DoC conc cclmcd against tho wal any m
oars "rf 0e bnyn his face ~ his hands snb,cd aloud NV
"nd tired 20 his q1ner; the following murnnz lie sent
Tor Tho piper, aid, bhug him rocy commanded han IN
nr'cs bot pain of hi dispfcaurc 30 breathe oba
''f acsn The ppr rbc e1ihe eject was nascal the in.
trriyod, aud very short time not remained ~
inc Hospital
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
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IN us Prcfaratory paragraphs, Mr.. Wadd Observe;
mat nearly twenty years ago nc pavc some "Curs-rv
Remarks OF COrfcncc," but that bodily hulk soo,
rs much ~ fashion rs eyer uot,vf Iistnudino 81,
1nttlus's theories for thinning tic population md
his own for thinning tho person" JIr proceeds r.,
read Lesson on the old adagc Tint. Cnokcrv demon
uatcs like pestcnce-. totrcnt Of the advnncny
made by modern times in the Arts Of the Kitchen
After sage reflections On the pr0pcr.i,s and cana
cities of "EDglish stoDachs," md the vricvoua co
amitics incident to corpuIcncy, he thus cnarrcs on
its petty vcXations:
Gin enumerating the little mscrics Of tho corpu
cnt, their exposure to rdculc should not BIZ orpof
tcn-- Even the austerity Of Queen Elizabeth could
relax into Joke, on The INT Sir Nirlrirs Bacon
whom she was classc',ly pirusrd to tsiiuo A. ~
pracpnguls," observing right Inirrucc," Sir Mich
oIa's soul lodged we'll" The good humourcd anti,
quarry, Crosse, WIS earnestly enrcatrd 81 butcher f.,
say me bought his meat ri MINI" God bless Won.
SIR sold the pavlours To tire enormous Cafnhridcn
professor, as he passed ovor their work Cbyi.fo.
phcr Smart, The translator Of Iorace celebrated the
troc ist bcadics oF OxfYs5; and fnc la pi,ysIcjop
DR.. Stafford, was not allowed 10 rc.t m his p.syr
without wdiicsu
''IJkc heed, y trv'HHr. auI ,io r- tread tsr,
FOR here lies d.. s'a.air, i 80 i,.. ,li,.., .a-
Our good X ne Edward V even sn1dr q rorfi~al
ohe with The Cofpofators OF Ioador; Tor Won ne
invaded France, in l475 hc took care 90 be accom-
ancd by some fire most cD,pgl et li,err,r o.