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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-25

DR.. ALIENS BALsAM Of Horehound. Lverwort and
Peursy Roof, has gained reputation for the cure Of
any other medicine. This medicine is not intended
like the common humbugs Of the day, 10 cure every
disease, but is only for the Of diseases Of the
lungs aud liver and these coinpaints has no equal
on earth. Raising blood cough, and loss Of strength
are certain symptoms Of consumption, Dr. B. ID. AL
lens Balsam Of Horehound Liverwort and Pleurisy
Root, is never failing remedy, and if the sick and
distressed resort to it, they certain OF being restor
ed to health. Ii contains opium or deadly poison
to u and Supply the Senses but removes the disease
heals the lungs, gives health and strength. Let the
sick use il. t...
OrNIoN OF THE Faculty.. Disease Of the Langs.--
DR.. Alen-Dear sir nave prescribed your BdlsaMs
% Horehound, Lueroort, and PeTisy Root, in severe
coughs and consumption, and il has proved eec,usl
after other remedies had failed. am glad to find 30
valuable medicine without any deleterious or mar.
coc ingredients. Lenertain high opinion of your
Baisan and shall continue TO Teco%1,s S% i 70 my
Physician. New York City.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by w, A. Tyler. 50
Barclay st. and at the sign Of Drugs and Medicines
South ST., Ltchiield. Gm3
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DR.. ISRAEL DELAMATER'S RHEUMATIC
TINIMENT

il 10 frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot be
cured BY external applications. But il is certainly
true. that it can be not only reached but entirely
same time. This the; proprietor ofthe Lin:ment and
Specific prepared 10 prove tho entire satisfaction
of every who is afflicted with this most distress
that whoever will use one bottle of Dr. DeIanaterg
Rheumatic Linment externally, and one bottle of the
Indian Rheumatic Specific internally and return the
empty bottles to where they were purchased, not
full. COMSTOCK g. TYLER.
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York.
Dcr For sale at the sign of Drugs s. Medicines"
Liichfeld. -. -. - = ems
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DIR. I.IBBY'S BlTTE

That DR.. Libby has made an important discovery
in the science of medicine anG tho physiology of tho
human system, Of more importance to the well.bsing
and health OF the great human family, than all that
has heretofore been known, cannotbe doubted by ts
most sceptcal. .
shall now proceed to state in whit my theory and
Important discovery consists and Iatter myself thag
shall be able to make it clear tliht this doctrine IL
true. Before, however, doing this, wish 70 explain
one VOID, which shall have occasion to make free
quent lse of, viz Secretion.
By Secretion,,I mean that part Of the animal eco
nomy which supplies the fluids Of the body, ms for ex-
ample--lhe bile " gall 10 y fluid, aud is Secretion
uf the Liver. te
All diseases have their origin in suppressed, i'm
perfect, or depraved secretion Of various organs.
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DR.. LYBBY'S
Vegetable Life Pills

A RE daily etlectng some Of the most astonishing
IN and wonderful cures that have ever been known
in consequence Of wnch they have now become
shining mark against which all the arrows OF disap.
pointed hope, envy, and unchar.ableness are leveled
without distinction. The town and country are alike
house alike echo with their virtues. In all climates;
under all temperatures they still retain their wonder.
tu powers. and exert them unaltered by age etua
ton They are simple in their preparation, mild in
rivaled in their results.
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Wagons fOl. Sale.

THE subscriber has on hand five Steel
=! Spring one horse Wagons, two full
plated BuggTes, two second hand single Wag,
gems, and one new two horse lumber Wag-
gon-alSo, second hand double Wagon.
u All of which will be sold cheap for
cash or approved credit.
AMBROSE NORTON.
Ltchfeld, Aug. "a, 1912. 3wl3
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DIED,

In Milton. Mr.. WIN. Newcomb. aged "a years. :.
in Canaan, on the 10Th inst. MIRA Parmelia s. vile
Of Charles Hunt. Esq. aged %.
In New Fairfield, Mrs. Hannah DuTgey, wife Of
Mr. Francis DuEgey, aged az years-alsO at the same
time and place. Miss Ester WanzeF. aged ahout %.
In Newt0wn. Mr. Saul Glover. one Of the first Uni-
versaliss preachers in this section Of the country.
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NOTICE,

nv lCEs
VsNHE Conartnership heretofore existing
IL between the subscribers under the firm
of PHILLIPs & BEARDsLEY, was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 18th day of October
last. All persons indebted to said firm, are
requested to settle with Drake II. Phillips,
the claims being assigned TO him-and all
having claims against said firm are request
ed to call on him tor payment.
New Milford, DRAKE H. PHILLIPS,
Aug. 5, 1912. II GIDEON BEARDsLEY.
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THE TREATY RATIFIED.

% The treaty between this country and England
defining and settling the entire boundary between
the two nations from the Bay Of Fundy to the Rocky
Mountains. has heen ratified by the Senate OF the
United States The vote stood. Yeas 80, Nays g.
every Senator present
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MARRIED,

In New Haven, John BrookIesby, A. n Prot. of
Msihematics in Washington College. 70 Miss Mary
L. Kahn, daughter Of Dr.. J. A. Kain.
In Bethel MIR. Edmon Curtis, Of Bethel. to Miss
Sally Ann Lewis, Of New Milford.
In Manchester Mariner A. +. Harrison, Eco. Of
New York, 70 Miss Electa Cheney. youngest daugh-
ter of MIR. Calvin Cheney, Of Manchester.
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kindly, admitted him 10 lis lstle. dis
eoursed uilh him on the manners Of has
country. The EmiF's daughter also saw
and loved him: she made opportunities Of
converting with him. and heard thai he
came from London. lie afterwards e.
capped, and reached England in safety.
She determined 10 follow him. She lell
her fathers house. found a ship sailing 10
England; snd. remembering the name Of
London. Zone or two Eaglish words she
could pronOuneel BY repeating il inees.
sanity she al last got 10 the metropolis.
Here she wandered from street % street.
exclaiming "GiIbeii." She II last, by
chance. reached the street he lived in; a
mob accompanied her, which reused the
attention Of The family, and she was ne
cognised BY his servant. Gilbert con-
suited The Bishop Of London on the cir
cunstance, who finding she was DESTROYS
Of becoming Christian, advised him %
marry her.
He followed his advice. and fruit ol
the union was Thomas Beckett. The bold
Archbishop OF Canterbury, whose resist
ance 10 Henry the Second, and brutal muir
der BY The tools Of that monarch. ill some
Of The most interesting pages Of English
history.
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Saddling Business.

TNHE subscribers, having established them
- selves in iIillsborough, one door below the
Printing Office, would respectfully announce
10 The public thai they have on hand an cxien
sive assortment Of ali the ARTICLES ~ their line
Of business, via;
Saddles, Brides, Mariingales.
Carriage. Gig. and CsrryalI Harness.
Trunks. lbolh wood and iron frsmes.l
Carriage, SoIkey, DrOssI's, TWig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars Of al kinds.
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags. and Buf.
fslo Robes.
A fine and large assortment Of Bits,
Slirrpp Irons, Spurs, &c. &c.
All orders Tor the manufacture OF articles,
far reppiring sc done al the shof,est notice,
aud 10 the best style.
They promise that no txeriion on their rar
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 the pub
lie; and earnestly request the favour Il trial.
HOOKER a. ID. PHILLIPS.
January s. 05-
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Piano Forte s MUSIC
STORE,
Petersburg, va.

6aNs. BERG 8 CO. have received dsslng
" lie prssent ussk TEN FlAAO fOhi -.
smong Ehirh 10 an and bali Octave riane
Fore. ! very superior one 10 any ever sees
here. Thee have aow On hand very large
slock. and wosid respectfully Feaaesi these
Ladies and 6enllemen q liilltboFeuEhs ns n
,irons uho are ID wsnt Of rianss. 20 can ano
see them and ly thems and they Nili ee Goa
vineed II tseir ssperioniy 10 any ether mana
faeture. Ne viii give > nIiiien narfahiy e.
10 lheir durability and keeping IN tune longer
ghsn any other.
They have also On hand hrge assortment
az Music of fhe latest publication Tor rare
aad Collar. strings 81 al soits. hest Nioiins,
Flutes. Aceordi0ns. al kiads q Brass lnsiia
msnls ior MILITARY Bands. Di'n's - 'A ''ls''
Sc. SIC.
c. Berg & Co. wsul5 respectfully recon-
mead their assortment % fisnss AID Masie 70
Principals and Teachers Of Schools. ANY et,
der shall be isilhl0ly aud promptly atlrnoeu
TO.
FOR The convenience Of purchssefs IN Norih
lCsroIins. Doctor Watson % Oxford, hayihe
kinaly consented 10 art ss our Agent. has nov
on hand sorse Of osE Instruments. We shail
shortly establish sgeneies IN other parts 81
North Carolina, knowing that whenever On,
Pianos become known they will be Preierfed
20 any other. :.
Jaly -.
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STATE or NoRTH.CARoLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1912.

Cornelius Buehanon, and Joshua Owen & wifi,
Henrietta,
against
Simon Gentry apd wife Martha, David Buclla.
non, Sally Buchanon, VIVA Brinager, P,cty
Brinaget, Israel Esiwood and wife Snsaa,
Hinton Buchanon Hillyard Bnchanon. Tho
mas Mitchell aud wllt Martha, Lev IL Nun.
tague and vile Hixy. Prudenre Bnchanon,
Agnes Buchanan, Priscilla Buchanon, Eliza
beth Buchanon, and Rosy Bn,hanon.
TIT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
= that the defendants David Buchanon, Agnes
Buchanan, Priscilla Buchanan, Elizabeth Buc.
hanon, and Rosy Buchanon, are mol residents
OF this slate: IL Is therefore ordered. thai pub
LEGATION be made in The llilIs5ornugh Recorder,
for five weeks successfully, that unless the
said defendants appear al the next term Of this
Court, 10 be held lor the county Of Person, al
the court honse in RoxbOfnneh, on the Third
Monday In June next, and then and there
plead, answer or demur TO the same, or il wi |
be set for hearing, aud heard * partc as 10
them.
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the third Monday Of March, 1892
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. IS co. 81
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Fall and White +
GOODS.

| which he will sell yery cheap Tor easn, or on
| credit 20 pnncluaI dealers Ills stock com
| priscs, 10 psri, the following:
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS,
DO. 10. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
Do. Brown, and Drab, do.
DO. Steel mixed do.
Beaver and Pilot Ciolh,
Cloaks aud 0yercosls,
Fancy Cassimeres, Sslinets.
Kentucky James, Kerseys,
s' as. s''in' and ns''- vrsrlScs.
Merino Gloves, Shirts. and Drawers,
Stocks, Cravats, Shirt Cellars. Bnsoms,
White and Green Mackinaw Blankets,
Whitney e. Rose 10.
Jackonet and French Muslin.
Figured. striped. and plain Silks,
Black and blue. black d.
French. English and American Prints.
Biark. figured, and plain Mousselln DC
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and blne-black Bombazines,
French and English Merinoes,
Silk and MousseIin de Lane Dress Hand.
Ierrhiefs,
Paglioni. RIB Roy. and Plaid Shawls.
Long Lawn. Hem siuch and LINEN Cam.
brio Handkerchiefs,
Damask and BIrdeye Diaper,
Iilrached and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen. black and brown Holland.
Worked Guitars. EdgiBgs and Insfrlings,
Florence and Straw Braid. Silk and Cy
press Bnnneis.
IIonds. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons. I'm
breilas, &c.
ALSO,
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool hats,
GeniIemen's aud Bays Fur, CIUih, and
Hair CAPS,
Genllcmen's fegged aud sewed Boots
and Shoes,
Coarse Rrnghans, #4
Isdies' Leather aud Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
Do. Carer Boots,
Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes.
Glass. eaueepswsre, CrUckery. aud Stone
Ware,
IIardsare and Cutlery.
Chocolate. Mace, Gloves,
Nlnlasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas,
Shut. Nails. Window Glass,
While Lead and other Paints, &c. &r.
ind al other articles usually brought 10 this
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November %. OIL
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TO APPRENTICES.

The only way for young man to pre-
pare for usefulness, is TO devote himself
TO study during his leisure hours. First,
be industrious in your business. Never
complain that you are obliged'to work;
but 60 to work. with alacrity and cheerful
ness, and il will become habit that will
make you respected BY your employer
and the community. Make it your bu-
siness 10 see and promote his interest; by
taking care Of his, you viii learn to take
care Of your own. Second, be indusiri-
Gus in your studies. Few persons can
complain Of harder master than Frank
Inns; yethelaid the foundation ofhis great
ness while an apprentice. Success de-
ponds not on the amount OF leisure you
may have, but upon the mannerin which
il is employed.
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PERSEVERANCE AID TRIUMPH.


Some years ago there was shoemaker
boy in the lower part Of Cumberland
county, New Jersey, who was remarkable
for his love Of reading. All his leisure
hours were employed with book, while
his companions were passing theirs IN
idleness. Al least he took his stick and
bundle and started for The southwest.
Time passed on. and the studious shoema-
ker continued his studies with unabated
zeal. His companions, intent on their
amusemenis, had almost forgotten him;
they continued to spend all their earn
ings and leasure time in idleness and bad
company, unhoncred by others, unrcspcc-
ted BY themselves. And thus they will
continue 90 reaplhebiuer fruits ofmisspent
youth, a welcome grave close over them,
while John Henderson, their fellow ap-
prentice, with the same chance but a high.
er aim, is now one Of Mississippi's hon
orable representatives in the digniiied Sc
nate that ever deliberated.
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Job Printing.
EXECUTED AT rms 0rFIc r.
nlLLsBoRouGm.N.c.
By DENNIS HEARTT.

AT TnnEE nolLsEs YEAR, IN Iwo potIaLs
FIFTY cLNis ~ PAID ~ AlyASoE.
Those WHO do not give nolac OF their Win
10 have their Iaptr dls, nniintc,I Al The cypira-
lGn 81 the year, viii be- ricsnm,d as tsl,rg
its oniin,aii, iniltuunicin,ln, cd = And no
paper VII c tist ohior,d rniil al ari,aise,s
are paid, unless al tie ,plicn u lie ,ublstci.
Advertisements net exceeding sixteen lines,
Que d"ilar iof Tie first, and imtn,, five cents
l"r ra' y subs qirlL insertion; longer ones ~
prero ton ionli Advertisements iWca;, Go
r@r'etl i.imr. 4. tiu, linn 81 81 rer en-.
will be made 10 advertisers BY tic wear.
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- - - - - - - = = - -
n, EMUEL LYNCH has The pleasure 81 an.
- nouneins TO his lriends aud the public &c.
nerally, that he has received from Philadelphia
neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist.
ing ia part of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches. and
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and lob Keys,
Fine G"Id Rings.
Beast Pas and Earrings.
Silver Pencils, and Leads 10 suit.
Silver Thimbles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment 81 Silver and Steel
SpeeIacles, 10 suil all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter Knives,
Roger superior Knives and Scissors.
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks.
Money Purses, aud Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gill Watch Keys and CHAINS.
Silk-Brsij, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Gold Barrel Lockeis,
Coral, Guilt Lockets,
or Watches and Clio, Ks Of all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in his accustomed suIc.
Iinr style.
May 4 So
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A R0MANCE.-Among The firs, cru
saders was one Gilbert Beckett, a respec-
table citizen OF London. While in the
Holy Land. this Gilbert became the pri-
soner Of an Emir. After a year and a
halls captivity, the Emir treated him
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Mattresses.

ElTHER Double or Single, made TO
ordrr--an Article Of greet comfort,
either IN sumner or winter. ODDS l,a
q The llice Of The ll,lIsborcugh RccoI-
der will be duly aiieud,d 10.
July "a. ST.
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Buffalo Spring.

gnuE subserSbers kssing made eonslsef.sle
- sddilions 10 her improvements sinee iasi
-. ~, .e.. nreuaFed 10 acc0mm0daie ~
iaesesstd numhef q sisiioIs.
SHELTON a. kENNON.
Buaalo Springs. MseklenboEg co, Va
Nay ). lst3.
P.s. For particular inlormalioa Silh .seaIs
10 he Bullalo Spring. see hand bilis. 5. 4 \
May 5.
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Notice.

&c Application will be made 10 Tie
next General Assembly Of The Stale of
Nor'h Carolina, inl division 9th coun-
y Of Orange.
MANY VOTERS.
March iG. IS
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VERY CHEAP!!

A S the subscriber intends TO continue The
n business al the old stand Of Parker s Mel.
il, he would take this method To iniurm bis
friends and the public generally, that he has
Just received large and well selected assert.
ment Of
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Notice.

ZpHE 6rm of MEBaNE 4 TURNER bsiae
- Ghis Day eassalscd By mulsal eonfeni.
laey rtqnesi al t,ose indebted 10 the concern
20 rome laTwaad and settle aheir aecosn,s
forthwith, wiih0si further noiiue. . moneT IS
greatly wanted. We hope none uili exeePt
themselves lfnm this notice
MEBANE e. TURNER.
April Is. 2e-
raE- The business viii hereafter be
go e0ndneted BY The subscriber. lie
would reirea BIS thaHks 10 the public fof ihr
liberal patronage heretofore exiendej 10 the
firm, and hopes Cor eoniinaanee Of The same.
JAMES MEBANE, yR.
April rs 90.
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To all whom ID may con-
cersa.

EVHEREAs-a repor, has been pu, in circu.
w lstion, which If uncohtradIclcd by me
may be believed by soma TO my injury; aud as
feel that IL is due 10 myself that Tie reiuia
ton should be ms extensively cirt ulaled as the
report, take this method u making the mat
ter fdlly understood.
The report is, that drew up the viii of my
father, aud Influenced him 20 give he and my
brother a particular portion OF the property,
with The intention Of cheating and def, audinp
my sisters ont OF their just due. This charge
10 hard 10 bear: and, as God Is my Judge. ! am
innocent. The Goa: that has been inus brown
upon me does mol Fl, at all, and for that reason
viii endeayor 20 return il TO the right owner
rhr following certificate, from those who we've
interested IN tie matter and had the best op
poriunily Of knowing the truth 81 The charge
must satisfy every hones. mind Of my inno-
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.VoGGt's Vegetable Life
Medicines.

THESE MeaiciRes are in
debied for their nsmr 70 ihei
manifest and sensible action
in purifying the springs and
channels of life, aud enJuine
them with renewed tune and
vigor. 10 many hundred Ger.
tilted cases which have been
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Notice.

4 IL persons indtb 10 The subscribe, are
earnestly requested 10 call and settle lhcir
dues Immediately
LEMUEL LYNCH.
May 4 s2-
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JOHN W. LATTA.

We, the undersigned legatecs, who contend.
ed against the will Of our fa,hcr. Thomas Lat.
"a, deceased, do most solemnly and honestly
protest 10 the public, that we Icgcr had the
least thought that our bnnIher. jobs ". L.tia,
did Infllence, or Try 10 inAscnoe, cur faIhet 10
make or sign over he property for The purpose
Of cheating NC out OF nu' rights. Those Of us
Who live together in the fimily, are willing TO
testify al my time that our brother was uppos-
ed 10 drawing our fathers will, but that lie
drew il merely 10 satisfy his father, and accord.
ing 10 his direction
Elizabeth Latta, Elendar Latia,
Jane Latia, Arena Laiia,
Amelia Laita, Mary Long,
Rachel Laiia, George Long.
May IL. 81 3w
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BL.9yRS for sale al Ills Oafce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
From the Clobe I

TusIcA, however, should not forget that can d.
not trust the Cause Ct heart 20 the no ping II
thoss who, having for ten years in vain sought It's
sacrifice, have now, for their own sakes abandoned
their associates, TO bring the party against which
they have 50 long coDspred TO their embrace. Our
correspondent tell, that the ehiei to whom he il
so grateful fot being thorn in the side OF Whisgs
~, was once welded TO the Democracy; that he
has only had hsisos with the bastard issue OF old
Federalism, and would now be happy 10 abandon
the mistress to whom he has dedicated so many
Yeas of his prime and give the dregs oi his passion
TO the wife whom he has divorced, taduced, con.
s2ired against, and sought destroy. Well in
Jured wives, We know, are apt to releni. A repcn-
tant husband, patching up broken vows with fresh
promises, eoming with dov ncsst eyes and implorins
forgiveness very apt 10 renew the early kindness
OF the sffrc,ionate bosom that once cherished aud
trusted him. But this never happens, we think,
whom the rowing Lo,haiio returns 10 his home with
a reunuc OF his paramours. And how is il with
ME- Tyler, whose politicil crim cons and long pro
Eseied aberraIoDs our respondent would excuse,
on the score OF very suddcn renuneia;ion OF his
way Of life, and very short repentance He re.
turns 10 his family with train Of The most no:osi-
Gus political prostsutes-not to cay the veriest
bawds ever known IN this any country. The
question 10, whether IN honest, virtuous fariily
should welcome such company to its embrace,
And not only welcome II but submit all Its domes.
tic interests to their control, and become pspons.
Ole, as a family, for tho good conduct OF the new
comcrs, and stand or fall II the estimation OF the
world on the respeetsbility they may hereafter
10 blish
Ia our opinion, the Democracy can manage ito
affairs very yell, without the aid OF any Of the re-.
nouncing Coons, who have qiaueied with, ard
been driven away from their fraternity. II they
nov &c; shelter from those 10 whom they have be-
fore done oil the mischief in their power they must
6e content with the hospitality the hous. may uf-
ford 10 such guests and expect that It's keeping
Will be entrusted TO them.