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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

Al Csart Of Probate holden at Sharon, within
and for the district Of Sharon, on The ooh day
Of February, A. ID. l64l;
Pyesens, Cherries p. Sedgwiek, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Ansen Boland, of
u Sharon. in said district, showing to this
eOavs, fhaa he is guardian OF Horace M. To-
hey, of Poughkeepsie, in the county Of Dutch.
ess, and state Of New York, minor that said
minor Is the owner Of real estate situated in
said Sharon, viz. one undivided half ola GER
tain LOT Of land situated on the west side OF,
and adjoining to the town street, SO called,
bounded novsh on land Of Charles Sears,
south on land Of Betsey and Sally Tread
way. and west ON land formerly owned by
Abel Patchen, deceased, ihe whole contain
ing about two acres, valued ut about three
hundred and fifty dollars that it would be
for the interest of said minor that said real
estate shonh be sold, and the avails thereof
vested according to law, for his benefit
praying for liberty 10 sell said property Gn
the purposes aforesaid, AS per petition on file.
His ordered By Lhis court. that said guardi-
an give notice Of said application. by ca's-
ing the same 10 bs published in one OF the
newspapers printed in Liichfield, in the
county Of Litchiield. three weeks successive
ly, at least six weeks before the hearing /;
and that said petition will he heard ut the
probate Office in said district on the first day
of MAY next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Certified from Record.
30 CHAsF F. SEDGwIcK, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

Alto COurs Of Probate holden at Liicifeld acitR-
III and for the District Of LitchfeId, on the 22d
day Of February. l64f;
Present, Ralph G. Camp. Esq. Judge
ON the petition OF Riley Rexford, OF Corn
~ wall, in the probate district of Litchfield,
shelving to this court that be is the guardian
of Caroline 8. Willard, Of said Cornwall.
minor; that said minor owns zeal estate sit
uated in the north part of said Cornwall, viz.
the undivided one-eighth part Of abOdt sixty
acres uS land. lying on Cream Hill, so called,
bounded north on Chalker Pratt's iaBd, east
on Minor Pratt's land, sovth on highway, and
west on Titus l.. Hart and Mathew Hart, va
lued nc about $l2O; that said land is 0nprO-
ductive, and that il would be fur the benefit
of snid minor 10 have the same sold, and the
avails thereof invested in other real estate or
placed nj interest, or expended in the nurture,
education. or advancement Is said minor
praying this court TO pass ap order authofiz-
ing and empowering said petitioner TO sell
and convey the interest Of said minor in said
described premises, according TO the statute
in such case made and provided. as per petit
ton on file, dated February %, l64l:
Ordered, that said petition be- continued IN
the 9th day If May, l64l. then 10 he heard
and determined ut the probate Office in said
Litchfield, nj 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and
that notice Of the tendency thereof he given
by publishing this order in newspaper prin-
ted in Litchfierd three weeks successively. NJ
least sis weeks before the said Cab day Of
Nav, le4k. Certified from Record.
80 RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
18th Senatorial district.

EENHE Wing Delegates, eight from each town. from
4 the towna composing the abve district will meet
in Convention Mt the hotel Of Alher, Bradley, VOL
cottville on Thursday the Nth day OF March next,
10 o'clock in the forenoon Tor the purpose Of nnmina-
ting suitable person fr Senator fBr said district.
FEB IS. Per Order District Commiitee.
The Wings Of the district generally are invited to
be present at the above time and place unite their
ygocings account Of the triumph of sOrrsct princ
pies in the election Of Gen. HARRIsosS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
NOTICE.

is hereby given to the members of the
Il LitchfeM County Sacred Masic Society, that
the Music designed for their next Concert,
among which is the Boston Academy Coll
lection of Chorusses,'' is just received at the
Book and Variety Store in this place. Men,
bers will please avail themselves of the first
opportunity of procuring said Music. -
Litchfeh. Feb. 25. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
County COnvcMtiO

TTNHE Wings in the several towns in the County Of
Latchfioid are requested IN appoint FOUR DELE.
GATES from emeh town to meet in C0nven 0n al Lirch
field, on Thursday the lllh day Of March next Il, 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. for the purpose Of putting in
nomination suitable person to represent said county
any other business proper be done a, said meeting
It IL hoped and expected that every town will be full
ly represented. BY order Of the County Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

SESNAs A VALUABLE FARM of 16O
IN acres, situated > miles east of
49, Liichfi, Ia, ON the Litchfield aud
Hartford turnpike.
On this farm is IL fine lin bered lot Of 50 a.
ores, an abundance of engrs3ted fruit, good
two story dwelling house, and every neces.
sary out building There is on the place no
waste land. A long credit will be given for
"a part Of the parchase money.
MABEL MCNEIL.
.Lilchfeld, Feb. 25 5F39
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
NEWsENGLAND
SAW MANUFACTORY,
BRISTOL. CONN .

BRISTOL, CONN.
A TKINS, ALLEN g. CO.'S superior and
IN warranted Mil. Pit, Cross. cut, Circular,
and Gin AVIS. Merchants and consumers
Of Saws generally arc Informed that the I'M
dersigned are engaged in the business Of Ma
nufacturing Saws, in Bristol, Conn.,. where
they will keep on hand n large assortment,
especially ofthe leading articles 10 their bu.
siness.
They have procured some of the most ex.
perienced g. best workmen in their business,
in the country. and they pledge themselves
that all articles manufactured by them shall
be equal to any other, domestic or foreign
Connected with their esta bishment is an ex-
teAsive Machine Shop.
All orders, either for Saws or Machinery,
will receive prompt attention, and DO execu-
ted on short notice. :,
ATKINS, ALLEN g. CO.
Bristol, Feb. Is, 1S4l. 3m3o
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
PROBATE SALE.

DURsUANT to an order of the Court of Pro-
Il bate for the District of Plymouth, will
be sold, so much of the Real Estate of ELI
CURT1ss, late of said Plymouth, deceased, rs
will raise the sum of 1861 II cents with in
cident charges of sale, on the Goth of March,
ls41, at the late dwelling house Of the de.
ceased, in said Plymouth.
EL1zUR FENN, Administrator
Plymouth, FEB. %, l94l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
9Th District.

A WING Convention of Delegates from the seve-
N RAJ towns N me sSxteen'9 senatorIai District
Tuesday the I'd day Of March, at II O'Clock A. NJ
for the purpose Of Nominating candidate for Senator
for said district The several towns requested
send four delegates each.
FEB. Is. Per order Of the District Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
NOTICE..

IN consequence of different arrangements
Il in business, persons having unsettled ac-
counts with the subscriber are hereby notifi-
ed that a speedy settlement Of the same is
desired. l.. PENDLETON.
N. B. Bsgtclte9'isag will be carried on
as usual in this place by the subscriber.
Litchfeld, Feb. IS. 80 LIP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

At meeting Of the inhabitants Of the town Of
WaterGoscn, legal rOterS tn toabn meeting, sre-
cially soarned for the purpose Of making By
Laws to restrain cattle from going al large,
and holden on the 23d day Of January, 1871:
1T was voted. that ifany owner ofany horse
4 or horses, mule or mules, neat creature or
neat creatures, shall suffer the same TO go at
large out of his, her or their enclosure on the
commons or public highway in the town of
Watertown, for one year from and after the
sixteenth day Of May next, it shall be the
duty of the haywards or either hayward
of said town,.or shall be lawful for any other
responsible person or persons, who reside in
and belong to said town, to take up and i'm.
pound the same :. and whenever any person
or persons shall have so impounded any horse
or horses, mule or mules, neat cattle or neat
creature, he shall give notice thereof to the
owner or owners, if he, she or they are Known,
in the same manner as if they had been i'm
pounded doing damage; and they shall in
the same manner as in that case be liable to
be proceeded with and sold, except that it
shall not be necessary to have regard to fen
ceS. .---...- ....... .
The owner or owners of any beast or beasts
so impouuded shall not receive or replevy the
same until he shall have paid to the pound
keeper the sum of fifty cents for each beast
or creature SO inpounded, whereof one half
shall be to the pound keeper, and the other
halt to the use of the person or persons i'm
pounding the same, and until he shall have
paid to the pound keeper his lawful expenses
for providing food and water for such beast
or beasts while in said pound; and the owner
or owners having had notice that his, her or
their horse or horses, mule or mules, nPat cat
tie or neat creature, are SO. impounded, shall
be liable to the same penalty for neglect to
replevy the same as if the same Mad been ia
ken and irnpouuded doing damage: provided
al,cays,, that no one penalty incurred by any
person at one time by virtue Of this bylaw
shall exceed the sum OF three dollars: proui-
ded also, that any person who has family
who belongs to and resides within said town
may suffer one mich cowsfe run at large on
the public highway in said town. between the
first days of May and November rext ensu-
icg, from sunrise in tine morning until nine
o'clock in the evening during said period,
and not incur said penalty.
Voted, that the Town Clerk be directed to
record the foregoing by Jaws. and cause the
same to be published four weeks successfully
in one of the public newspapers printed in
Litchfield, in LitchfeA county, before the
first day Of May peAt.
A trse copy of record. Attest,
4t39 HoLBRooK CURTIS, Io'on Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

At Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, Nth
in and for Tie district Of LitchfeLd, on The 10Th
day Of February l64l:
Present, Ralph g. Camp, Esq. Judge.
TERrAIN estate having been assigned by
~ ANN p. CABLE, of Litchfeld, to Charles
L. Webb, in trust for the benefit of all the
creditors of the said Ann p. Gable, this court
doth appoint the 4th day of March next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the probate office
in Litchfield, for the appointment of Com
missio0eTs to receive, examine and adjust the
claims of all who were creditors of the said
Ann P. Cable at the time of such assignment;
and said trustee is directed to give notice of
this order by advertising the same in a news
paper published in said Litchfcld, and by
posting the same on the public signpost in
said Litchield nearest the place of residence
of said assignor. that all persons interested
may appear (if they see cause) and be heard
respecting said appointment.
Certified from Record. ~
40 RALPH G. CAMP Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

TINE subscribers offer for sale two entire
Il sets of Broadcleih Machinery. five Car
ding Machines, three Spinning Machines,
Dressing & Shearing Machines, Teazle Gigs,
Looms. &c. late the property of the Bsecher
Manufacturing Company. Said Machinery
has been in use but short time, is of good
quality, and will be sold in parts il desired,
and ct great reduction from cost.
..,..s sHOTCHKISS g. PRlTCHARD.
Waterbury, Feb 2S.' 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
ESTRAY.

sN NAME into my enclosurc.on
wv ~ Thursday the 18th instant,
small, black Mich cow,
sk- theec years old. Her owner is
invited to establish his claim and take her
away. JAMES 1. NORTON.
Goshen, Feb. %, le4l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
DIED,

In Harrington. N. J. on the 9otr ult. Deacon Levi
Mngse aged IS, formerly 1T THE town.
In Waterbury. on the lGth insi. Mr.. James Beach,
SotmeEiy At this town, aged 50 years.
In Kent, Feb 18th, lane Augusta, aged eleven
saonths and Eve davs anly chldaf Mr. Joha y. Mills
In MaHchesieE. w. Jan. - MEs. Ca,harins Nun.
son. wife vt MF. CYRUS Munson. and dsughieF Of Mr..
Samuel Walker; Feb. ID, Mr.. Samuel WaiksT, for
mesly Of Woodbury., o.. aged 81.
In TawiugGoEd. MIA. Ursula Barber. aged 70. vi dow
Of the late Mr.. John Barber.
In WallingioEd, Mrs Ann s. Gilbert, aged 81, wife
Of Rev. Edwin r. Gilbert.
IN Canton, Mrs StstEa Church. wife Of Mr.. Sam
mel Church. aged g.
IN Pennington, Mr. AsaheI Thompson. aged So.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
9Th District.

A DISTRICT Convention, consisting Of eight del.
IN egates from each town. will be holden at the
house Of Eber Cotter, near Has Bridge, in Cornwall
Tuesday the 10th day Of March next, at clock
A. M. to nominate Senator for said District.
Feb. 25. By order of the C0mmiitee
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
LOCK AT THIS!
Hoas0tOnGc Rail Road Notice.

I7OWSOLONGC ILLGlL NO0W LVOtGCE.
TINE third instrument Of ten per cent will
Il be due and payable according to the
terms of subscription to the new stock Of me
Housatonic Rail Road Co. on the first day of
March. next. Stockholders in Canaan and
Salisbury may pay to William, Adam, ESQ.
of Canaan; in Cornwall and Goshen, to Pc
ter Bieree, Esq Of Cornwall in Kent, New
Milford and Sherman, to Royal /. Garfield,
Esq. Of New Milford all others to the Trea--
surer in Bridgeport.
AS the grading Of the road is rapidly pro-,
crossing, stockholders will see the necessity
Of making prompt payment. --.
JESSE STERLING, Treasurer.
I3Tidgepor1, Feb. 49, 1871. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

ACTUAL NECESSITY!
HAS prompted the undersigned to res
IN pectfully request all who have open ac-
counts with him (either DR.. or Cr.) TO call
and have them adjusted.
LUMAN BISHOP.
Bradleyrille, Jan. 90. 1641. 6sS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

SHARON.-The wings of Sharon are requested
to meet at the Town Hail. on Monday evening the LIST
Of March next to appoint delegates to the District and
County Cow sntiOns
Feb 25: Ru order of the Committee
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
THERMOMETRICAL TABLE.
MARRIED,

In Sharon on the l4sh inst. Mr. Nathan Atwood Of
Waier,0wn, 10 Mira. Athslia Gihett. Of the former
nace
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
LitchficRd POlemic Society.

TEHHERE will be public debate BY the members
Il of this Institution at the Academy, on Friday
evening at 6 clock.
Query for discussion-" Have the citizens of the
Northern States n right to interfere with the instu-
ton Of slavery in the Southern S,ates?''
BY order Of the Chairman.
Litchfeld. Feh'v 2S 1871
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
LEAD PIPE.

For Aqueducts, Pumps, and rariOHs other uses,
FTNHE subscriber continues to manufacture
IL Lead Pipe,suilabIe for AGueducts, Pumps,
&c. upon the most approved method. of any
size or thickness which may be wanted, and
upon the most reasonable terms. More than
ten years experience and observation which
the subscriber has had in making and putting
in operation, for all its useful purposes, the
above article, enables him TO do it in the most
thorough and perfect manner. The Pipe ~
thoroughly proved with force pump before
it leaves the factory.
The subscriber being near to navigable
waters, can forward Pipe to any part Of the
country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail OF
otherwise, will be promptly attended to-
ALANSON ANDRUS.
Canton, Con. May IA, ls40. ly5O'
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

The extent Of the run on the PHILADELPHIA Banks
hay be conceived from the fact, stated in the US.
Gazette, that IN less than twenty days. only three
amount of nine millions Of dollars! The Gazette re.
marks on this subject as follows:
No banking institution could have stood this as
sant Ii is not in the nature Of their business. The
whole amount OF specie in all the hanks in the State
cfNew.York. including city as we'll country banks.
IL only $40 429 liz. And they have a circulation OF
upwards Of ieen millions, and deposits in the ag.
gregate Of seventeen millions. Now. If an attack
should be made upon the New York institutions,
equally vigorous and wrongly disposed, with that upon
banks be ia twenty days?'
The following are the special Messengers appoint.
ed by the Electoral Colleges Of the several States
Waahnpton
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
Drugs: Medicines, Groceries,

Drugs Medicines, Groceries,
&c. &c. &c.
Il A N additional supply of fresh
drugs and Medicines,grouhd
NJ. Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon, and
Ginger, warraSted pure.
Nutmegs. Cloves and other Spi-'
ces; indigo Sal Gratis, Sal Soda, Salt Petre,
Tamarinds Figs, Dates, and Confectionery.
Also, good assortment Of PERFUMERY-
washing and shaving Soaps, Musk. Otto Of
Roses. &c. &c. Sperm Candles.
Pure winter strained bleached Lamp OH
Just received and for sale. cheap. by
r. M. WOODRUFF.
South street, Post Office building, July g. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

The Legislature Of Virginia have ct length, after
discussing the matter AZ times for many weeks agreed
to 60 into the choice Of an o. s. Senator in place Of
Mr. Roane, whose term will; expire on the 81 of
March. The ID Of March 10 the time fixed upon for
the election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
SUPERIOR COURT-LITCHFIELD CoUN'


Pasl Roberts d. E. Johnson a. SSfaesmen Of Bark
AGmssed-Acsioa Of tvsspass Qua C-In this ease the
prG claimed bseakng & catering Of his close BY he
deis. The defs admitted the breaking and entering.
but justified the ground that there was. through the
plfs. land. ancient highway. which he had eneo.
ssd for the period Of shout "a years; and that. in
thes acial capacity Seleclmen, with their agentsy
they remOved only 90 much Of the fence, and broke
only much Of the sol Of the plG, necessary
for she purpose Il seopeniag and making said road
During the psogress d the trial. several questions,
perhaps Of iues importance. discussed and de.
cded; bot IN he charge 70 he jury, which contained
the two principal inquiries raised in the pgemsess and
decisive of hs sgAis Of the Eigaais. the court was
understood TO say. in opposition % ihe elaims Of he
pl-lse. that Gieeu years exclusive Possession. by
On individual, Of public road. nel pEesamptise
evidence. in bic favor. Of sn original grant noF-2d
could such presumption b raised By like posses-
sion Of twenty seven yesTs.
Verdict defte. 70 receiver costs Of suit.
COunsei-Chmch and Holsbisd Cor plf and Sey-
mour and Goodwin Tor deils
NorB.--It TO-. perhspe, he better and pgsvaiing
opinion that an exclusive posscss0n los peTiod q
time =" whereof the memory o. man runneth ndt 10
the eOnsaEy," only viii afford pEesumptiVe evidence
OE an oSginal gSant-COHs@s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

Mais ,ous ces pl@alsirs litteraires ne val.
an, ms les plaisirs beaucoap plas suivians
on,emonve le bon bourgeois de Paris, qui
I'm jour de rejo"issances pnbl'anes' 20 as
sister i tous les advertisements olisc,e's
des Champs E'y.ees, ffaiS q"i res1enf ehez
lui yers ouze herres d, sir. par une be'lc
pluie d'ofage, ct qui traverse ~ cue Gus
ie- tui seuux de IN cnpit,le, en- pafiani sur
les epaales son jeuns itr'ti.sr pre,"npt"'
moutard de la plus be 10 esperanct, MAJ"
De, moucEit, ct coitie dn chapeau patef
nel IN gu;se de parap'nie.
En,e,ite e vousJe dis, rlen ne manq'e
A., b ,nheur de i'hnntne 9ul veal Joi'r= des
p~laisirs s~ratuits de Paris, 4aand set HON
me possed. IN paraplule, un paracro'te,
IN chapeam Gibns ...et vingt m'le lfancs
40 rcn,e. ChariUari.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
Academic DIES Esc,moiseHes
DE BATON ROUGE DlRlGEE PAR
RaE. d. EHdr. HtY3HaEss ~

n - f'hIieths session de, tetle Acaac,nies 4
"a co,,'aenec ,e ; Ja"vist 1871. Nialsrc aa,i
soft de i'n'efet DIES o!eycs d'en,rer an rt,nr - ,,cs.
'nent dc Ia Session, les parents peugem en- 1nn,
TENS anthsf 'e''fs enf4ns, lie prix dc la pension ne
comr'e one dn jour de I'ea'roe de rclevs.
h'sn ne se'a iesligs nj dpars,e pour l'insrrue
lrur poftce. "'' "
Lf pr. oa ne "a pens On ct de l'cuseignemcnt es,
fxaa S2oo pafan, payable paruoa,tier d,ayanee,
&c o'''e''s'ase g payera Il pant. Lorslue le pen
sionnat fJurhit dies Ills on payera q par a., r.r
mos. La musique sara payee $40 par %goartier
Pusage DIES i%ns'f"mers | pi,stre par mois. lie
francais $40 par quarter. II ne sera fait aucnDe
dad1ction pour lie tens perdu par I'eleye excepte
dams ic cas- de maladie grave. l.. cours d.s a,udes
co'nprei'ra too'es les branches dune education
=, h'sl"lse. Les arts d'agrement, tells que lie Dessin,
Ia M"siq.e, la P%eintu,e, es 0uvrasss en- Gre :,
ceux a PAigni.le seIont epspiunes awe so;n .ux
e,eses an' les desireront; les leagues Latino Ell,
cfec1'e sefoitt ef,sel3n6es b part au prix dc Gina
p'|.'es par auari'ef pour chaque lattgus.
u ~ ~ +AI4t --
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
Pilu:cs ycgcfaIcs do Vic

FL slKoPs AMEkS III DR.. MOFFAT
Es Pilules lie Vie ont etc nomnees aims
IA par p%tus'eurs indiyidus a nui eIles ON,
'au.e ia we. Dams une infinite he cas- leur E fl i.
caclte a paru pressure m;~actiruse. par In IA
cutie qu'eiies possedent d. purifier les orpanes
vitaux ct de leur bonner ,iu ton ct de /. ri.
gueur. Ces pilules sont purem.ot ct e,t;srs.
ment composites de vegetaux, Giles ne c~on,ien.
hent nj f%ncrcure, nj arsenic, D.: antimoine. n;
a'icun autre metal. Files sont e~xtraites de plan.
ties rares, don't les vertus sont conn, &c den,,;a
long-tems DIES tributs indiennes. 1T recemnsn,
de qnelques chinistes distinguGs. On de leur
princlpaux efets, est de d~etacher ne, naro:s de-
fes,onac les impurities 4ni sly dfposent CONT.
nneiiement ct de bonner un leu iibre am foie
ct aux po'lmons, desquels depend Ia rke ularitI
de plusieurs organcs. 800
Les SIrops Amers du Phnnix sont auss; ~
Increment composees de vegetaux, ct sont nm
remede infaillible pour toutes esnsces de g..
vres intermittentes: lis chassent lie mercure H.,
systeme, ct en- detfuisent avec prcmptitude les
manvais e~fets.. s
De plus amples details Sc tror vent sur lee
prospectus qai aceompagnent chaque boite 81
chaqhe b%outeille de sirop.
E. depot a Baton Rouge est chez n Jor,-
DAN, Pharmacien, qui est charge de Ia yen,e de-
mes Medicines ct chez qui on poufra &c prcc,.
rer tout les details necessaires.
WIN. b. MOFFAT.
New YORK. IL Eepfemhr. 1000
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R,neM Gazette Ne Baton Rouge /.
I'm ~MALHEUnEUX.


Ts VOLTA de retour, beau pr,ntcn,s, dicu d'anoa'
ct de vie -
r., r.ms mes en- vain sur Ia terre embeiie
Les beaux iours qni naissent avec toi'
N; les ae,srs nj les jours ne scat point iai's
pour moi.
ponro,,oi r IlaIl dong, que le d'eu OPP
daare, ;,
Deposa dams moneenr ses malh"'.rs 'ncer'a.hs'
ST s,.n art impaissant, qnani ma dou'e"f ! -
plore. /, v,;,s
-. moi,,s, lie malheireax en- proie a "a so"f'
france,
Don't un nal dtstructeur consume les oeauA
jours,
pat tlouse ii. son sort, ct la douce esperance
LIE suit jusqua Ia tombe Ell fabnsant to'9ours'
,,o; d,un prochain treras pimage redoutabie,.
M,o,sedan, en- tout lieu, dAis lie jour dams IL
mutt, ~
Ne fail an long tourmeet,-O destin dep'orabie
~ de- I,heurc aui passc ct de H'heure qoi SUIT.
I.,asaect rant des clamps qni ratra'ci 1T "a vie,
les lettres, i'auitiG, dons 81 cheers ai malhenfi
Tou, est mort chez moi, de mon anne afta'niie
lie aAmbeau luit encof, mis- ma p us sa eha-
ieur.
r, pourtant, que dc tois dams mes nu'ts de d5
tresse,
J'eus de tendres pens es de bonheur et'd'a'
mour
Mans I'M ,,oux abandon ms p~laintive jeanessc,
Apres nne ~aifreuse mutt SQUIRT eneor au Jour-
ot tni bonnie mere ct tous douce Emmelie
Tout has vous me plaignes, je sens coulter mes
pleurs,
Moi qli sur pavenir M c"mpiait que dies Hers
Mourn a vingt-deux ans, gutter parents, pa
trie
Tels sont ties arrets, i1hexible destin:
Tel Wit aujourd'hui q,i sera corps d man !
Re ne re vais point i dies biens chiiner'ques
Sans aucure ambition ic voulais e re heureuS.
0 plaisirs du jeune age . Q! Her'@s do
acstiques.
charmes 81 purs dcs arts. vous ayiez tods mes
weak:
CONNIE i'aurais Anne mon a:mablc Etnme'ie,
Et puts mes ieunes enians Qre ,hs7ie NAL
heureux,
Je revais. II re vais, ct ma course est hnie.
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