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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
81 Boots, Shoes, Caters,
Leather dc.
Cheap for Cash NJ Clocks
store!

$Uf Pa. Large and gtaeEal as
M s"r'men. &c Boots y Shoes,
- seceiyed this week. They
we're seiecIed with care, and
are wen ada ,,t ed t, the present and app oac H.
ing seasons. am.ng which may be found the
following. W. sez
2OO pairs Ladies' Caters, assorted colers,
frum 81 IS to 90 90, lO0 pairs French Enam.
meled and Kid slippers, IS els Z" as; SUI
pairs cheap slippers, ali sorts. 25 10 IS cts
60 pairs children's shoes, ali kinds. Is to IS.
200 pairs NOR lcco and leather buslsins, from
rs cts. to / so Leather boots, Polka boots
morocco boots &c, IS. 100 pairs Gents Calf
lIoots, from 25 to 6 90 60 pairs Cali aud
Goat Br0gans So pairs Hip and Cnwhide
Brugans 100 pairs boys calf brogans 50 to rs
cenis. 200 Cent? Caters, Exc+lsciors. &c
A usual supply OF Leather. Morocco, Lin
ings. Bindings. Lasting. Sine thread. &c. 30
hu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, at manuiaeturel's
prices.
Particular attention will be paid To manu-
featuring custom work from French Calf skin
Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins, NJ
anything Of The kind wanted. A BEAUTIFUL ar
ticle Of Bucxski1 for tehder feet. broad frill,
just fer the lame. A word about Boots and
Shoes, not always thought If. No one ever did
ar ever can be healthy, sOciabie. ainialle or
agreeable, with their feet cOteTed with rick
city, pinchIng, or slouching boots or shoes -
The reason why 10, that the blood. passing
10 lines minute from the heart through the
feel back to the heart. the channels all CEN
,e:ing in the feet, if thoss feet are got well
clothed, it is sent back unnatural and disoF-
dered. causing sickness TO the head. faininess
10 the heart, aud meannces to the soul, which
no human being can overcome, no medicine
can cure ! IfAyou doubt it. aching heads and
Swinging corRs can tell the story. All in
want of boots or shoes are invited 10
call and examine my assortment, and if they
Cad them a little cheaper, and raih
er better than can be found elsewhere think
they will purchase. No eh3ige. Tor showing.
Call and see. SAMUEL CLOCK
Liich6eld, west 81. May i3 Il
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At Court Of Probate holden al Bristol, with
in and Gm the District If 81 ist0I, Oh the
2Sh day "I June, A. d. 1853.
Present BENJAMlN =. tiAwLEY, Esq. Judge.
pom the pelitiGnof Doct. Loon,is North,
~ o' Bristol, in the county IL HaIlfoid,
showing 10 his Court, that he il Guardian ot
Edward N. North Of Bristol. within said die.
trIct, minor. That SAID minor is the owner of
real estate situated in Belhleln il, the County
Ol LItchfc,d, viz: the one common and un,li.
vIded interest in a piece of land situate in said
BeIhlrm and bounded north on land Of liar u.
mon Bird aud Long Meadow Pend--casl ON
land Of said darmon Bird, Lung Meadow Pond
and land Of Frederick 3adwiM-suMth on
highway, and west OH said Harmon Binds
land containing about seventeen acres.
Also the one common and undivided sew
.enth pat o. one oiher piece Of land, situate
in Beihlem aforesaid, and bounded north on
highway, east on land belonging to the heirs
of Belsey Bird, deceased; south on land Of
said heirs, and west on land vt Henry jackson,
and contains about three acres--the whole Of
said land being valued al about invent, seven
dullar,,
That said land is at present unproAuctive
and that II will be Tor the inieres, Of said mi-
nor to sell the same aud invest the avails
thereof according to law, praying Tor liberty
TO sell said property tor the purposes aforesaid
as per petition on file.
II is ordered by this Court, That said Guar,
dian give notice Of said application, by caus'
ing the same TO be published in ore of III,
newspapers printed in Litch6eld, in the coun
~ Of Llich6e,d three weeks succ cssively, a
least six weeks before the hearing. and lha
sad petition will be heard at the Probate OF
fee in SAID distric! on the 7th day Of Septem
Der next, at four O'clock, p. m.
Cer,ihed from Record.
3ws II BENZ. F. HAWLEY, Judge.
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New Spring Goods
FOR THE COUNTY,! ,5
At the BEE HIVE, South Street.

A splendid stock Of Dress Goods Cnmpri-
"A sing great variety Of ack ana colored
Silks, Barreges, Freach and English Muslin
de LANES, Atpaccas, Ginghams, Printed Mns-
Inns and Calicoes; an immense stock Of all
descriptions
Also Brocha. Grape, Silk and other Shawls,
Dress Trimmings. Gloves. Hosiery, lIdkfs..
shoes, -Sheetings. Bats. Carpet Warp. Car
pe,ing. and every thing else wanted in the
line, at the lowest prices,
Also, Broadctoths, Casi,Dercs. Vesiings, SC
Also Groceries, Crcckcry, Hardware, Paper
Hangings sc sc
ALSO White and Printed Mu~lin Shirts
Bpsoms, &C., on hand, aud made To order, in
the best manner, Of all qualities Of material
S. N. BRONSON.
April 25th. 1880 so
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District of Lilchfield. SIS. }

District of Lilchheld. SIS.
Probate Court, June 10, 1850
TSTATE of BENJAMIN ROBERTS.
~ late of Goshen ia said District de.
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the District Of
l.itchfell, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Cred.
itors Of said Estate, represented insolvent,
in which TO exhibit their claims thereto ;
and has appointed Messrs Benjamin Sedg-
wick and Joseph l. Gaylord, Commission.
ers 10 receive and examine said Claims.
Certified BY CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
THE Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet ~ the late residence OF said de-
ceased, in said Goshen, on the Isl Monday
in July, aud the I'd Monday in December
1850. at O'Clock in the afternoon, on each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending
on the business Of said appointment.
BENZ. SEDGw1cK ! c,,u,..
JosEPH I. GAYLORD, '" TO-
All persons indebltd ~ said Estate arc
requested IL make immediate paymeat to
ANNA RoBERTs. Ev..,,s
5 DAVID F. SMITH, A0'''
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District Of ToTrington, IS.
Probate Cour,. May go 1850.
ESTATE Of JAMES GARDNER, late
EAof Torring,On,. in said District, deceas-
ed. ta aaa
THE Cour. Of Probate for the District Of
Torriagton. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for The Cred
itors If said Est ate, represented insoivent, in
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto and has
appointed Norman B Lathrop, and Nelson
Alvord, Of SAID Toirington. Commissioners 10
receive and examine said Claims. gf.rse
Certified BY GEO. d. WADHAnds. Judge.
THE subscribers give notice that they shall
NEE, al the Hotel Of Charles S. Church. in
said TorringtoR on the 4th Wednesday If Sept
and the 4th Wednesday Of Nov. 1850. al 2
o'clock in the afternoon. On each Of said days,
for the purpose Of attending on the business Of
said appointment. s
N 3. LArHa"p, r
NELSON ALvoRD.
ALL persons indebted le said Estate, are rc-
quesied to make immediate payment I.
S n. B. RICHARDS, .4dm,nisi,0ioy.
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1o4 miles, when dyed scarlet does not
receive ebe~e,:a ,drashm additional
weight; 50 that drachm Of colofing
matter ofthe cochineal Is actually exten-
ded through more than 100 miles in
length; and yet this minute quantity is
sufficient to give an intense color to The
silk with which it is combined.
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NEW GOODS.

A FRESH Supply of STAPLE DRY
N GOODS have just been received by
tbs Subscribers, consisting Of BroadclothS,
Cassimeres, Summer cloths, Ladies' Dress
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &c.
ALSO
A choice lot "f Groceries, Flour, Hams.
Lard, Dried Beef, &c. c ADAMS, 4 co.
p. s. The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Amos Wndsworth, Stephen
rrowbr;dge and Charles Adams. having
been dissolved, it becomes necessary thai
al accounts previous 10 this date, should
be settled without delay.
L,tch6eld, May 24th, 1850 - 3w3
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MARRIED..

In Norfolk, June 9Th, by the Rev. Jo>
seph Eldridge, Mr.. WM. W. WAUGH, OF
Winchester, and Miss LOUISA MOSES
of the former place. The printer ackuowl.
edges the receipt of IA beautiful loaf of cake
with the above notice The happy bride
will please accept our thanks. together with
our wishes tina. she may enjoy perpetual
honey moon
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MRS. J. w. CONE having disposed OF
III her Millinery Stock, and dlscon ;inued
the business with many thanks to her friend.
tor the liberal patronage she has received,
would be happy to reccomend them 10 Mrs. H.
Mailer.
West Cornwall, June 81. 3ws
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Wanted.

A the New Haven Shirt Mandatory.
IL number Of Young Women 10 irsm Shirts.
Capsb!e and intelligent persons can h AXE
from 81 to So per week. Nsne out AmeFi-
cans need apply. For farther inflammation en-
m;re of !. IN. BR1Vs1N, Liichtil.d S
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WE have juh received from Market,
w fresh supply oi Musiins, Eerages. Cot
tan and Linen Ginghsrns. Silk Shawls. Para
sells, D,ess Trimmings, &c, &C.. which we
invite our customers In examine.
ALVoRD e. BROTHERS,,
W0lcOttville. June 10 6
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Ne'o Spring Millinery!
MRS DANIELS has returned from New
Avn York with splendid Stock of Millinery
and Fancy Goods. The latest fashions
received for Hats, Caps, Dresses aud Man
tillas-Hats cleansed and pressed ia the
ncalest manner-the patronage of the
Ladies ef Lilch6eld and its vicinity are
solicited. E4 AZ
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Saddles &Harnesses.

Nhe subscriber keeps constantly on
Il hand. and manufac' lures to order, Sad
dies, Harnesses. Brides, &C., al his Carriage
Shop in West street.
WIN. LORD.
Litchfeld. June 6. Aft
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LitchfeId Bakery

'RNHE subscribers have erected BAKE.
RY in this village, with the latest
Improvements 10 machinery, aud are pre-
pared to supply the public with
BREAD, CRACKERS and CAKES IF all
kinds.
We have secured the services OF an expert
enced practical Baker, whose reputation is
as high as any in the State. and we feel
warranted in the assurance that We can
furnish anything in our line of a quality
equal a; least 10 any other establishment.
The patronage OF this community is res
peclfuIly solicited.
49, DaMrp Gate for Weddings.
Parties, Raisings, &c., made TO order at
The shortest notice and in the most approx
ed manner. -s..
IE-A Wagon with Bread, Rusk, and
Cakes, will run through the village and TO
N olc.htville every other day.
ITPers"Ls can be supplied by calling
at the Bakery in Prospect street. or a, A.
r. Humans Grocery 10 Yves, street. ST.
HINMAN e. STRONG.
Li:chfeld. June q, 1850. 4tf
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Asl THE Subscriber begs leave To inform
W. The public generally, that she will omen
sll"p for carrying on The Millinery and Dress
Making business in West COrn,c0H. abont
the first Of September next, and wilt be- happy
to ace any aud all who may lavn her with
call. HARRIET NJ. MALLET.
West COrn,caN. July l. 1850. SIT
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Fine Boots,


And Depot Of Bronze POWDERS.
THE subscriber. Importer and Manniaetur.
II eF. keeps constantly On hand The largest
assortment Of Seal ms TRU.
MEFTS, Of every description 10 The U
&-also Bronze Powder. of all col rs and quail
tiles Of the best German mRnufacigre,. Dutch
Metal. Florence Leaf. Gold. and Ulisa-lnarine
Blue. and which he win sell on reasonable
terms. store keepers are requested 10 call
and examine his large assortment before pur-
chasing elscv here. EDWARD BACK
81 Falfon 81, NEW YORK.
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NEW BOOKS,

For Sale atthis Office.
The Life and Miscellaneous Wriiings OF
Nathaniel Chapman, IL. B., edited BY his
brother, Daniel Chapman, LII. D.-Price
81 so.
The Hand Of God in History, by Rev.
Hollis Read, 4. M.-Price 81 %.
The Life Of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel
Chapman, Ii. D.: aAd The Life Of Col. T.
than Allen, bv Jared Sparks, IL D., (bslh
in one volume --Price 40 cents.
History and Gen -alosy Of the Kilbearn
Family. Price 81 80 .'.s......
A Treatise on Agriculture, by Piaei
cal Observation-Disclosures rs ceAts.
Lilchfield, Dec. 70. If
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Present ELISHA JOHNSON. Esq, Judge.
ON motion Of Ard w. Warner, Executor
~ on the estate Of Lyman Warner, late Of
Plymouth. within said district, deceased: This
Court doth decree that six months be allowed
aud limited Tor the creditors of said estate TO
exhibit their claims against the same 10 the
EXecutor-and directs that public nOtice be
given Of tins order by advertising in news
paper published IN Lttehield. and by posting
a copy thereof On the public sign post in said
town Of Plymouth, nearest the place where
the deceased last dWelt Certified from Record
ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge.
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Dayton,
Keeps en- Hand aGeneraI AssoFtmsn
@MAftal fmstrumIerlts,

On Hahd 0Generat Ass0Ftmsn
3AMaftaI 4nstruments,
-coEsIsTING Or
VlolIns, Bass ViOIS; AccOrdeORS, Tam
DOrineS; CaStaRctS, = 9
strings for ell kinds Of Instrunacnts,
PEGS APRONS. BRIDGES, BOWS, CLAIR
oNET REEDS, TUNING FORKS, RosIN,
PIANO WIRE, SHEET MUSIC,
INSTRUCTION BOOKS,
de-, &C., &C.,
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Instru-
ments at the lswest price, are respectfully
invited to call and examine for themselves
Instruction given upon the Piano Forte,
Organ, Seraphine, Melodeon, Bass Viol,
and in Thorough Bass. Piano Fortes,
Organs, and other Instruments Tanned
and Repaired to order.
J, DAYTON.
Wolcottville, October, l049.
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Important from nv washington.
WAsHIrcroIg. .,Tane oslh Nos

= ) /. -.N8
The President will answer Mr. Fooies Res.
oluiion By declaring thar he has given no olha
er oFdersin Eegarasto Texas and New Mexico
than those already submitted TO The Senate.
The military order remains IN Stdlu quo, and
It is stated that bloOdshed il inevitable be.
tween the two people-ApatticOlarl il New
Mexico should have defined her boundaries.
II is certain that the President did moi give
the special order TO the Civil and Military
Governor Of New Mexico new quoted as au-
thority for The new S'aie Government.
Texas will extend her authority over the
disputed territory. and at once. IL iced be.
Gen. Houston will leave bis place in the Sem
ate, and command the troops Of his State in
this encounter!
The New York mammoth creates marked
sensation here. II has been well considered
by tie New Yclk members believe and IS
How in the hands 81 the New York Senators.
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CAUTa10N EYTRR

A man ~ the nnHe Of RtlEI. cI.AFP has s.eas,1
With yoang man Of The naIne q 8. p Toshsenf
md uses his name % put up 0AE1npnsIIIa, Whleb
1heE call o.. Tswnsendss 6aFsaparilia denolnannTA
GENUINE, UfiginAi. etc. This 1opnsanals nodoGz1g
and nsvss was, but was foFmslly q w6sEsf % Sail
e Dr. tot the purpose Of gaining credit 6E what he IL
aot He s also sending cut cards headed, @fseks -
ny name for "a week. | win give 8. p Townsend
49, ne will produce single. solitary pFUof 81
s' rms Is To caution the public not % he deceived
~ - purchase none but the GENUINE, ORIGINAL
GlS Saeoo Townsends 5aTsapaTiiia. having On q
We ~ nIsAkeHesR his family coat Of srms, and his
signature aeEOsA the cuat II aTSrs
5ACOB TOWNSEND,
fEtneiVsl 06isc, lOs Nassau st., Ntp YoTk cir
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List OF Letters
Remaining at lhe POst-Bffite In Litehficld
MN lsf, lee

July Ist, 1850.
Austin Capt A heirsoi KinRey John H
Ackerman Rev. r. p. King Francis
Ariist Daguerrean any Kelley Mrs Ann Il
BrswnsOn Mrs Alma M0Fan Patrick
Babbet Joseph Morse Mary Mrs .a
Bronson JudsOns 2 Padiord Alfred
BisselI Mrs Lydia Peck Margre, Miss
Conner Richard Perkins Edwin
Chaplin r S Perkins Ann Miss
Day James Q Richaid Richard
Dewey orviIle Rev Rockwell Harmonic
Ferriss CaihaIine Root Harriet
GtIsw"ld Charles Riggs Maranda
Gillette Mary Scnvill Samuel u
Gibbs Sylv's heirs Of Seller Richald
Galpin Amos {" SIacer Sallje
Harrington MIR. Sturdevan, Elijah
hamilton PhIlo Spencer Lucinda -
i:awiev Stephen Smith Phelps
harrison VIM Stevens John L
Jud" George TOothacheT Eliza Miss
D." Jpn Wark James
Jessup Edward
L. w. VESSELS, p. NJ
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. 1The Boston Advertiser Of yesterday
morning says" The rumor in regard 10
the confession Of Professor Webster, so far
a. we can ascertain, is incorrect, although
there was some ground for such rumOr to
gain currency.
T Table Rock, al Niagara Falls, fell
on Saturday wiih4a tremendous crash
Some vi:itnrS and a guide, II is said, were
under il. Six people in carriage, had
very narrow escape.
in describing II paetical friend in ii Ph,la
delphia newspaper, took occasions to blow
him mp for sa,irizing lady literature
more severely Than was pleasing to her
On coming down again, he epigrammati>
zed his grief in quatlain, which we here.
with smuegle into print:
With lawful sinners saved by grace"
Good books are fairly crammeG;
But here S the frs; Authentic case
Ofune whom Grace hal dauned.
Fl CArsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE SrRucK BIT
LIGHTNING.-rhe storm Of Thursday, of last
week was terrific among the CatSkill noun
'ains-and during it's height, the Mountain
House WAS stuck by lightning
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS. Among the dis.
tinsuished gentlemen invited to be present and
participate with oar citizens in The celebratisn
OF the 4rh, are Gen. Scott and s.aff Governor
Seymour and staff, Il. Governor Pond, and
Gen. King and staf.-N. H. Journal
DRowNED.-Stcphen P, s saulding, young
man in the employ Of Nr. Josiah Giles, print
er, vas drowned al Ouch Point yesterday
morning while bathing He was about II
years oi age Courani Juiy D..
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Wanted.

6Nn GIRLS are wanted, % work al the
~ India Rubber business ID Naugaiuc.
where steady employment and good wages
will Be given. Enquire Of Charles Adams,
LiteheeId, Or @ B. HOTCHKISS. ,Ag'l.
" fs ssta - Union I. n. Co
Napsa.pc, RsHN. 4SS'
.eT UST Reserved Aputher tot % SUGAR,
- xhleh Ve sAalI sell for cts per Ib.. Al
ss99Aa AEY0nu d BROTHERS. y
]. - ! assel .ss'.s' se4s
49, ~ al ssg SsE !
- ~ M - gzsE aigsfsss-
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PROBATH RBCUIRm.

AZ Court Of Probate holden at PEmou,h
within and forgthe District 0f Plymouth. ~,
the 2Slh day Of june. a D.. la5n.
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UIGHTAlAN'S IapsSSea IsaaIera, "a
w sale ~ g ADAAs q 90.
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AT Court Of Probate holden at Bristol, with~
in and Tot the District of 81 isl0I, on the
2Sth day UI June, A. ID. 1858.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-10

l26,s20 feet, board measure, and of fscantling
or stringers, four inches square, l5,0s0 feet
total, l4l 800 feet This, at seven dollars per
thousand (which perhaps will be the cost here,
though in the State ofNew York the price is
as low as five dollars and half per thousand,
the average being six dollars-is 1892, go. Six
men will lay one hundred and ten yards per
day. One day, in which observed the opera.
ton, seven men laid twenty.fou rods. At
dollar per day, per hand, including overseeing,
tools, &c, this would be $96 per mile for laying.
If we estimate the filling in, &C., at half this
sum, S4s, we have 81, 1876 as the cost of road,
Independent of grading; for which no accurate
estimate can be submitted, without knowledge
of the circumstances and facts of the case.
Little engineering is required further than to,
trace the line upon the ground, and at the most
difficult points to indicate the cutting or filing
necessary to bring the road to proper grade-.
F.P. HoLcoMB.
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CAMDEN, SOUTH-CAROLINA, MAY 10, 1850

nay to thy strumming If thou shalt please no
damseps ears with thy song, thou shalt at least
offend in nothing the rights of others. Thou
shalt sing thy areytos to the stars, and find them
more gentle in thy sight than such eyes as thou
hast but too frequently offended with thy will
full fondness Am l not right in this, lady
mines" and with smirk quite as full of sar-
casm as of tenderness the prosecutor of both
parties turned his gaze from the face of the
wretched man to that of the scarcely less
wretchcd woman. But he gained nothing by
the scrutiny. Her glance was fixed and OBJ
durate, and conveyed no meaning in it, such as
that which his jealous suspicious might have
looked to see. He watched her features for a
few moments with dissatisfied expression, then
resuming his former tones and aspect, he ad-
dressed himself to his nephew, Juan:
Juan, my son, we trust we have sufficient
ly said to make this excellent prince understand
what honors are designed him in requital for
his evil deeds. 1t is for thee to do the rest
Take the prince, therefore, conduct him to the
boat and do thou see him safely placed within
the limits of his empire. Give him provision
for a month, in which space of time doubtless
he will be able to bring his subjects to proper
subjection and take his tithes of the produce of
the land Give him cross-bow and spear,
that he may coerce them should they rebel or
fly, and see that you forget not to hang his
guitar about his neck, that he may regale his
hours of recreation and repose with the pre-
cious ditties he so much loves to sing in other
ears So shall he have pleasing recollections Of
one, at least, for whom he will scarcely ever
touch guitar again"
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.