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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12
.albiNM Cow PLASTER !,

'af Of dha long hoown I'D j1atly colcb,aij
.llHiNM Corn PLASTER !,
(,s prepared Nv the late ~ foh~ey) ha4shsen
maie acquainted wiih ~ tusi,tco 81 fs topper st~
piention, Ia winch 1t has not been pufifrfrd To al
otbar remed'c' for Co,n,, those paiaiu disdsuier,
# ltc itei, and enemies In ocomoiion.
lhe iBtoH Corn Plaster soeens toe corn, how
~ ell nod tough. I'D rxilHctp II ia t,lr vrry
o,t4 lhe ,c',yf al, H. gentle, immediate AMI
ha,e4st
Jhe 4optictor hrrs leave - submit the follow
ing cs,, from NJ. sta~ell Who 10 we'll known IN
the inhabitants OF tina city, especially ~ tho south
end. nnt nj South ,sfoa, asa vcty worthy and
raprc,nble citizen.
ACAsE.
Sini 10 not hoiae og,ys my most auq,efi-'
fed nn ,oha,ap ~ favour OF your vniuatle iibtea
Com pinaGr. Nv the nsr 81 les, fh,n ~ hx Ns,.
oasll has been CURED ot CON- earh fonr,
vh'cp Ind been exceedingly t'oub'' soire a.d pnps
inl i"r yrars, aud Hunk " but jusiI.. to sonf -
valuable rtcpni"oo" 10 add, q 'i" o,-aer,
neni ri ihose, who owing to repeated ID 8, o,,f,
mfnt, IA The vHiious remedies rescf'ei 10, ~
finally brspAlrrd at cure that your pis-tut -
her cutns ~ 20 trying aibtr highly rrcoa,me 81 i
mfles - 10 purpose anh what inerenaes NJ
off lfntr 10 the tnt crlority of your Plaster. 81
the latt. tint II In. teen nsed by several Il -
arighbafs viii, cqynlly good success. r,,s#esf
"ancrd n y"a's, had become 80 c,' nj
coros, ~ 10 lr obliged 10 ~, tac ~ aiss## -
case his fecl he had long knlf.reJ ~ .t tsf s.4g
inconvenience has i,tely been ruirIy ras5a -
The 81 sonr tntr Plaster, so that he Gun pt.v
walk Win cu,nir,t. add IA who'll shoes .1tiofher
Cur 4 souug Nomau living near me had b,
cotnr 40 lRine ~ Consequence of cotns, as mt to
be nple II go up mud iown stairs wEhom great
foohls IL nov us'ng the Plaster with the most hsI y
~ sufcrs, noi pio.pedt Of pe"dy rn,e.
tonid refer - ss,evai Other eases. were il no.
feeaafy, but have seen enough OF ,hs Plaster to
SAT- T. M Il I, the best r.pnration ~ tbs country
o. pefliars !" ANY otb,i, fpr tho cure Of Com,
aud we're IL virtues generally hrosp, doubt .she
fhef you could prepare tbo atiiefs fat sn,as,, 10
'nt 81 the tuhiic drmand.
5gned1 SE1U 5rOWELL,
Il, eper Of me Toll house, Snuih Boston Bulge.
NJ | kDptn,
Proprietor OF ihe Conway Medicines.
boston, y,ue I'm 1870
- Ptlee 30 ccnt,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

81 The citizens of Smythe county, Va. have
named their county town, .N9r,0a, after the dstin-
gushed South G. arolina hero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

LOV INUo TON ItMFEKANCE SUCIETY.
Agreeably to pnblic notice, meeting of n num-
Der of,he citizens Of Lovlngson and its vicinity,
was held at the Courthouse of Nelson County. on
the evening of the 4th ofJuy 1888 for the purpose
Of forming Temperance Society Whereupoo,
the Rev Isaac SouIe was appointed Chairman and
Rob- c. Cutie! SecnarY to the hectny,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

DU2TS-A letter, received a few days ago
from New Orleans, mentions that Or. Hunt, Of
Una, place, had been killed IN duel, by Mr.. Con
rad an attorney; and that on the same nor ning,
Mr. Thomas Leigh, n sou of Benz. Watkins
Leigh, Esq of Richmond, was slightly wounded
j, tue arm, in similar contest-lhe name Of his
,i.Krrs nv MOI stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

~, Mr.. 3. w. Leigh ms not yet answered the
qoeres of i fe'Io" Jacket" We hope he is not
= the non.comnittal school Of politicians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

GoDorfnlN." This is the title Of new novel
winch has recently appeared in London, and
which, Oh account of its political sentiments. and
certain Ineligible illusions 10 the conduct of con-
spenons fashionable rersonagcs, is SAID 10 have
produced quite sensation IN England We have
not seen the work itself, and have only perused
single extract from il, giving a description of the
leatl-bed scene Of the great and unfortunate Sher
dan, 10 whom the author attributes the following
sentiment, which, Whether spoken by Sheridan. or
imagined 10y the author, seems to bc in T. fair way
10 iahe It's place IN the chapter of Prophecies ="
see the time coming when the Arstocracy of lhis
country must fall. Mems minds are bent 10 that
purpose. There shall be lcither corone,s cor err
NINE, nor sounding titles nor laws OF entail und
primosenIture. feel what | say, as surely as
men ever felt truth IN the book Chc Bibe) now
holdn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

60. Tie Charlottesville Chronicle Of the III,
,nfo,ms US that the meeting contemplated to be
lid IN tina, place. in relation to tue James Rivor
aaa kauawaa improvement, on the pfec'''"f
Monday, Was prevented 10y the protrac,cd session
OF the Cou.t 1t was consequently postponed I'LL
,nc Dcobcr court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

- The Richmond Jeiorsonian has been con
sideraby enlarged, and makes quite decent aP
pearancc, for L Notification pint
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

plole I>,.na-The Anti Masons of Phnic Is
l,nd have nominated Du,ec J Pearce and Charles
.ra,uc as their candidates for Congfe,s at the
approaching election Tf's'r'" bafses and Ma
,b,nid $. Ruggles tue National Republican
candidates. The Jacksoallns have no mated no
candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

.,- Mr.. Richie has commenced, in the Gnqul-
,er series OF Essays validating himself against
The mputaon of hkewar naess in the cause Of
state Rights, AL fePsihs tn; chafse OF de-
,ertion OF the principles Of 49, II any thing wor-
thy Of note or Interesting 10 the public should ap =
mar in thess Nos. we shall take clre to record It,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

nc l'gis'uSI-e lie constitution HAVING rsustes
ms duty to 'hat DEPARTMENT ofthe government
The ground on which applies ton for the inter
'e'enee Of he Ccur, was made, u.s. that the consitu.
ton prohbts the appointment of members of TIA
Legislature TO offices created during their term of
membership, and that Mr Pau was member Of
the Legislature at the time Of tho crca,on thu
Jaaic'a circuit on which he was chosen to preside.
tbs friends take the ground tina, the office of Judge
was not created by the addition of a new judicial
circuit aud tina, therefore he is eligible
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

WfiEAT-Thep purchasers in this placc have
reduced Tie price of this article within few days
70 tor best white. There is cool deal coming in,
,aoash the weather has been too we; to gel i, out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

nlfD, IN 1t LOUIS, tMissonr,) on e z! F. II
ELLEN VIRGINIA. tufna laughter n ~ Joe
&. ahrllon, formerly OF l.ynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

Qno Warranto Case.-Thc Tuscaloosa Ala
bama) INTEL sencer Of the 9th ult. contains the
decision ofthe Supreme Court Of that state, on an
application made by the Attorney General by d.
fecton of the Governor, for a Quo Warran'o u
gnnst John w. Paul, the object of which was to
enquire into the legality of his election to the office
Judge, by the last Legislature of,hat state. The
case was argue'l by the Attorney General and Mr.
Hopkins tor the State, ard by Messrs. Gordon and
"o'd'hwa''c for the respondent; and the Court
unanimously decided that it had no right % en-
quiFe INTO the Legality of an appointment made by
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10
d.. Relfs's Astmatic I'ills,
To the Ladies' !!

WTHITE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna-
w ment and blessing. The best security for
their advantages 10 to be foand in the Of the
British Antiseptric Dent;trice.
This elegant Tooth Powder, with very liu'e use,
eradicaes the Scarvy ID the gums, and prevents the
accumulation Of Tarter, which only blackens but
loosens the teeth and accelerates their decay The
Deniifrce thus removes the prevailing causes of Of
feRsye BREATH preserves the heaishness and forid-
ness OF the gums. and renders the teeth beautifully
white. Price, 50 cents. -
T None ase genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor 7. KIDDER.
For sale ii his Counting Room, over No. go, Court.
Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment by
Samuel Bwel and J. G.. Beckscith, Litckf field;
E. CO,0les, South Farms Daniel Norton,
Canaan; JHdsOn g. Whittlesey, N. Preston,
lsnnc s.. Wadsacorth, Betklem; Neicto1 8
Henderson, Goshen. a.r
Large iscount TO those who buy to sell again.
February9 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10
Advertisement!

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1yHE most preyalep. and fatal Of all the Diseases
Il incident to civilized socety-ihe Consumptiun--
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sumption. Most Of these dreadful results may be att
tributed 10 common Colds, aud ncgligen, treatment
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~ 4 d.. RIFFS Astmatic Pills,
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Splitting Of Blood, Sc. Few cases can occur Of any
Of this class Of disorders in which the purchasers Of
DR.. Relfe's Pills will not find rich return for their
triiiing expenditure. Price-whole boxes, 80 Pills,
dolIari halfd 70 Pills, 50 cts.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10

the Atlantic, what secure and at the same
time delightful refuge this country would
be for those who would be able toTeach it.
l shall commence descending the riverein
few days in small boat, and stop some
time at the Mandans, and Gros-ventres or
Minataree villages, 400 miles below this,
which are probably the most Interesting
villages Of Indians which shall see on the
river. From those villages shall be able
to give you some more interesting details
of manners and customs of these unciviliz-
ed and unchristianizeG sons of the West
Until then adieu. .
Your friend and servant,
GEORGE CATLlN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10

Itisa remarkable fact, and worthy Of
being noted bytl6 American people. that
the two great state papers, which have 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-22

Saturday. Jan. I2. After the usuni
morning business, the Senate. took up
Mr. CIay's bill relative o. the pMI'lic'
lnnds. Mr.. Bnckner occu pied the hgor
against the hill, uutil 3 o'clock, when .
mutton to adj. prevailed. r ~
IN the House, Saturday. Jans r..
A great number Of petitions were pre-.
ssnied ami referred.
A hill knr the relief of the hairs ri
Matthew Lyon. was in order far = third
reading. This bill pr"vidrs fs,r the -.
payment, ffmn the Treasury of ths Qnis
led Ssssss. of olOeo with iutssesk fibfh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-22

nearest road from Bristol to Fall River
-he stated Hn business or desMnation
--he asked during the passage where
the cnal ,ni,,e was --witnrss told him and
thinks he p .inied 10 him where il WAS
hs stated eu reason for inqniring--dId
not see him afier he got I" the wharf
gave him no directiOu MbsMt the cUal
mine. except as at,"ve-asmethrTg was
said about coal; Avery had on sur,out
coat, rather hruwner than the 0ne he
nnw wears; stated that y. Browning had
been up to Bristol tn get u bpat to carry
c.ml ; would LUt say il was nN the same
cnmt he mow has on /; had no bundle had
lo speci acIes as he thinks will not swear
he ever saw Avery witIimt sp-ctncles ;
ind carried Avery across the terry before;
usually se~r him will, spectaclcs on I've
generally wears n cloak /; shinks he WAS
at Sunday meeting; don't know No he
was ever there AT any other meeting; The
tore part ot the day was quite windy. at
ter part more mild; wind at wrst-wsrd
do Mt rec,,Ilsct wl.ythsr colder ar mol
nrxt day roni uIi-,s - not 0Ow worked
WIN. Clifford. of Porssp"u,h saw Av.
very On the moruing If Dee. II; he wni
sitslng BY the stovs ~ the m"r"'ne when
wi,mess got mp---fsrris him scr"ss To
wards Br,ssol-don'i rec"llec' bis dress,
nor that he saw him have = bundIe--l,e
said h~ came over the sfiern~'n previous
--said hs had nat bsen over tU have q
meeting up the r'ad, hu' hid brru upo,,
~. l-t...d ..s, ANNA bsss.....s, 20
l--sssted nsithsr what it.wss 'nos with
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05
DIR. RELFE's HOHAT4TCAG G 1RWYS


 TS ono of the eicacions compoands in the Ma A iera Medcn, Gr the cure of that class Of invete- rate Diseases, produced by impure state of the bood and vi,ined habit of body and usually exhi- biting themselves in the forms ofScrofua. Salt 4lhenm, lseprosy, s,. An,hony's Fire, Fever Snrcs, (even when the bones afee'ed) White Swsllinss, tif np- piled with 1r. Jebb's I.iniusenLl Foul sud Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes. scad-,ead in Children Seurvy and scorbu,ic tso"', Pimpied or CarbnncIed Faces, Fostering Eraptions, and Venereal Paints, troug hou the body, in whic last case the Drops oi ten when Mercury fails They are also the i,rs. Spring and Auiunnal Physc purify and cleanse the system from hnaiors which frequently appear at these seasons of the year. They also aI te.process of d- geation and, bs purifying the blJed prevent the erection of malignant hnmors on the lungs The Pro- pre,or confidently relies upon the vast number Of sur prising cures effected by these Drops not only in Boston and its vicinity, hut throughout tic Unon, for he best proof of their excellence as an un'ang Az ferative Medicine, in all the above speci6ed&- This article has recently been pronounced by nhy- sican of the first responsibility. who had witnessed it's surprising efficacy entitled, in his opinion, ttake the lead of all the popular articles known for the hove complaints and ia.seed it is fast gaining this point in public estimation, throughout inc country.
 Price $1 Bottle, or Six Bottles for $5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05
nv XSPEsP@fA, OR TNDTGESTION.

nF long staadng and of the most obstinate eharac- xermaueny cured in a variety oa cases that have cured in Boston and vicinity by using for shor, time
 Dr. Reye's Vegetable Specific aud Anti- Bilious I'itis,
 both of which are to he taken together, according to valuable plain, and practical directions accompany ing inc Specific. Price 50 cenis each. (ET None are genuine lnlcss signed on the outside printed wrapper by the sole ?, ,oprietor T. BIDDER, immedi0te successor the late Dr.. w. T. C"NwAv.- For sale at hs Counting Room, over No. 99, Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, aud also by his special appointment, by SSu
 Samuel Buei and 7. c. Beckwitk, Lifchfeld;
 E. Cotples. South Forms; Daniei Norton.
 Cannun Judson S, Whdtlesey, N. Preston {; Isoac s. Wadsworth. BetAtem Ne,Oton &
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discoan. to those who buy 10 sell again.
 Febrnary 9 Iye5WSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05
KttrbfeI0 7EttqufrEr PURLEsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BF HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Ol six months. ' . To companies of any number six, $l 50 per year, payable as above To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable before. 25 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation. r.E No papers will be discontinued until all aTrearages are paid. except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration ofa year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Sl, Half square, 75 cts. Continuance over tiree weeks 20 per cent per week. A literal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 or 12 moi,ths.
 AdminisiratOrs' aud Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioner Notices, 25
 All communications must he postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05
, :2slI q [!ssIS E
HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF Joiners, Carpenters and Cabinet Makers

HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF Joiners, Carpenters and Cabinet Makers TOOLS,
 SSUCH as Saws. Chissels, Gouges. Broad ~ Axes, Adzes, Verrs-Punches. Augers. Bitts. Squares. BrsiIs, Butt Sucks and Btts, Files, Rasps, Saw Setts, Rules, Oil Stones Bench and Moulding Tools. Plane irons, Bed Screws. Wood Screws, C"mmode Knobs, TahIe Butts, Brass Butts. LOCKS of every description, Sand Paper, Glue Kettles, SSc.
 Also, q general assortment of HARDWARE.
 House building articles, Gut and inside Door Handles. a good article. Butts. Btits. Knob Locks-Harn,ss makers Tri0amings-Ghie. GLASS. WHITE LEAD, SLc.
 NAILS, a full assortment nt the lowest price. Paint and Whitewash Brushes, $cc.
 Persons in want of the above articles may go further and do no better.
 Litchfeld. April 25. 1888 G6
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05

ROCKS OF LAKE sUpERIoR.-BY GOV. cAss.
 Upon tbe southern coast of Lake Supe- rior, abou. fifty miles from the falls of St. Mary, are the immense precipitous cliffs, called by the voyager Le Pottrail and the Pictured Rocks. This name has been giv- en them in consequences ofthe different ap- pearancss which they present to tiie trav- eller, as he passes their base in his canoe. It requires little aid from the imagination to discern in them the caslellated tower and lofty dome, and every sublime, grotesque. or fsntastic shape which the genius farch- itecmre ever invented. These cliffs are an unbrokeu mass of rocks. rising to aiI eleva- ton of SOO'feet above the level of this lake, and stretching along the coast for fifteen miles. The voyageFs never pass this coast except in the most profound calm and ths Indians, before they make the attempt, offer tacir accustomed Oblations tO ProPiti-
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05

When you hear youngster engrcss tho whole conversation, it is a sure sign that he has not got sense enough to listen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
no mn F6JToRs Of-TgE ENot,,os

no RIM EDITORS on THE ENQUIRER
You requested 10 stale that poll viii be held al
The election fo be county Of Chestefcld in April next
for RICHARD w FLoURNoY, ESQ 10 represent tb,t
county IN tie House Of Delegates. in the next Gencfal
Assembly Of Yirginii MANY VOTERS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-31
- From The .Nsse York Csii<sp.
FARMER APPLEGArE AND HIS TWO
GANG


Farmer Apologize, the owner of a consid
cradle tract of land. he had two so'.s, iona
than and William-or as they were usually
called, Jock and Bill. They were from their
childhood OF very different dispositions. Jock
was staid and sober.-inclined TO industry,
and found of laying up bis coppers, Fill was
a haruiil. scarum sort OF a lad. idle IN his hab-
its. pepery in his disposition, and more. fond
oil throwing away his coppers than boarding
them up. While Jock was industriously at
work on the farm, Bill would be away pad
ding in some puddle. for frogs, OF shooting
butterflies through an air-gun.
These different habits and dispositions
foliowed. them TO the aae Of manhood, when
their father proper 10 settle them III life, He
portioned Jock with parcel of bleak, barren
stony, and uneven land, but pretty well sup
piled with running water This soil, said he
TO himself require a world Of hard labor,
and produces little when you haye done
| But that kes no difference, for Jock will
get living and lay up money, any where.
As for Bill, said he, there is no use in giving
him any land that requires labor, for he'll
never work ON Is, though II were to keep him
frosr stsrylng-. Accordingly fSfmer Apple
| gate set OF to bis son Bill piece Of low hai
| land. little to the south Of Jocks which pro
duced cot tails in abundance, and that with
| out the labor of cultivation.
Caltsils, in those days, we're used as f;
substitute foF feathers, IN toe preparation o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-31

doHs. Jock waited composejly until tie
NOISY troop had nearly reached che lower
easement, when, suddenly pulling the string
he discharged the hot contents OF the buc
kets upon their heads. The, consequence
was that trey abandoned the attack fs great
confusion, threw away their artns. and ran
screeching and screaming about with their
scalded polls, like 80 many mad creatures;
and when general Bill cndeayolred once
more to urge them to the attack, instead Of
obeyiug his orders, they with one accord fell
upon himself, tore off eveiy rag Of clothes he
had. scratched end wounded him tn the
blood began 20 rnn'in streams down his ns-
ked body, and would soon have made ,an rad
OF him, had not Jock, sallying from the Iall.
put them to flight aud generously rescued his
iraternal Enemy.
From shis time Bin grew more RATIONAL
He sen, his monkeys bach 10 Africa, picked
his own eat tails, and sad no more about
Jocks premium, or the oiious principle of
Drotetis,gr,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-31
TGNEZ DE CASTRO.

Few personagos-. are recorded in history
wro have been other celebrated by dramatic
writers Thar this princes. There have been 40
less than FIVE tfagedesfarmed from her pitt
full narrative, VIZ: two in English, one in
French, one in Spanish, and one in portn-
guese The latter. perhaps, approaches
nearer to the trath Of history, and IS not W
fcrlor in point Of poe,icsl merit, The author
Senior Nicole Liiis, had no occasion to re
sort TO fiction. to highten the passions oil an
audience. as The simple facts are sufficient 20
fiji up all the. seems OF pity and terror, and to
chow to what lengths love and revenge are
capable Of Transporting the human misd..
The subject Of this tragical piece is "a
fol'o.s sllon Pedro, son Of Alonzo the
Fourth King Of Portugal, ard heir apparent
TO the crown, having failsa in love with a
lady OF The court named Dons lgnez de Gas.
tro, thought he could not share the crown
which awaited him with more amiable per.
son. She united to ali The eharals u beau