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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
At Coqlt Of Probate helden at Harwip,on,

At CopAt Of Probate helden at Harwip,on,
within and for the District Rt Harwinton.
on the 81 day of June'A. D. 1852.
Present. LEWIS SMITH. Esq Judge.
moro" ON Il the e.ae o Of saq Ha co s .s
of Harwin:on within said Disiric, deceased.
This Court doth appoint the 18th day "(
juno 1889, at / O'Clock P. M. at the Probate
Office in said District, Tor The hearing, allow.
ance and settlement of the Administration
Accsua, on said estate And doth direct laid
Administrator TO give public notice to all
persons interested in said estate 10 appear
Gil they see canss) before said Court, at said
lime and place. to be heard therein. by post.
Ing said-order of notice on public sign pest
IN said town Of Harwhton nearest the place
where the deceased lasi dwelt. AND by adgcr-
Using the same IN a newspaper printed in
Ltch6eld.
Certified from Record.
LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

No. 1874. MAIN STREET. HARTFORD,
GRATEFUL for the numerous %sub,
" stantiaI' favors FROM their friends 10
Litchfeld County. during the past year. beg
leave to solicit continuance Of the same
TOR 1852.
New and beautiful IeWelry
of the latest imPOrtations constantly on
hand, and will Be sold low.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches at the
lowest possible priceg.
Shell and Buffalo Horn Combs. Dressing
Combs. Hair Brushes, Fine Table s Pock-
Of Cutlery, aud rich FEsnesy Goods. "
STERLING SILVER WARE.
Forks, Spoons, Cups. Goblets for preseu.
tation. Napkin Rings Pie, Fish and Caks
z hives, &c, &C., made Of pure silper aH'
DGrraGted.
A GoLD MEDAL was awarded them By
she Hartford County Agricultural Society
10 est.
- - LORENZO CHURcH,
- HERMoN G BATriRsoN
jan. &c, 1852. p3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
d. Ed.

Ia this town. <SOpth Farms,) 4lh inst.
Mr Sheldon WickwiEe, aged SIS.
In Boston. 9Th inst, Rev Hosea BAlIOu,
eyed sl-a celebrated Universalis' preach
.er.
At New HEREFORD, May 18TH, Hyland
Granger, only child of Albert and Jane
Garfield. aged IS mqnths aud ls days ;
May 9th, Carlow $mith, aged So.
At Roxbury. May 25th, Charles P Miner
ESQ. aged 80.
Ia South Canaan, 4th inst. Anna Miner
aged 73-wifc of Joel Miner
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

A, Court Of Probate holden ut Salisbnr,
within and for the District Of Salisbury
on the 18th day Of April. A. d. 1854.
Present.. JoHN G. MITCHELL. ESQ. Judge
I'm motion of tho Executors on the
~ Estate of AsAHEL HUMPaREY. late %
Salisbury, within said District. deceased /:
This Court doth decree lhas Six month
from this date, be allowed and limited fOs
the creditors of said estate to exhibit thair
claims against the zane 10 the said Execu-
TOP and direc,sthat public notice b givsR
ofthis.orderA bx advertising il 4 newspaper
published in Lltshaeld. and ~ posting q
copy lhersofon the public sign post Ia said
town. Salisbury. nearest the plaas wheIl
he decehaedlasl dwek. III
CeTtihedfrnm. Record,
JOHN @. MIxsHnEE, JsDas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
Premium Sky Light laguerr eatypes

THE undersigr cd would mos, respec.
= fully AGAIN. call the attention Of the
citizens OF Ljtch6eld County to his supe-
rior ma thod Of taking OAguerreofyPe Like
nesses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble or expense will DO spared on
his par. 10 making himself acquainted with
every new improvement, and be able at all
times to produce AZ good Miniatures as can
be obtained in the country. For the last
Eve years his whols..tiDe and attention has
been devoted to the Art Of Photography,
and he 10 happy in being able to say. thai
his most sangune expectations have been
more than realized, both. ia regard. to the
very extensive patronage he has received
az we'll as his SUCCESS 10 being able at oil
times TO produce 6rst class pictarss. It IL
well known to scientific men who have q
practical knowledge Of this.' wonderful art
that a nure atmosphere is very essential to
the PRODUCTION Of fine clear and well dc.
veloped picture. Now Litchfeld Hill is in
this respect perhaps more highly favored
than. almpst any other place In New Fog
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
Town Meeting,

VVThe Inhabitants OF the Town OF Lilchfe;d
Il are warned that special Town Meeting
will be hello at the Town Room on Monday this
2lst day Of Jane 1859 at O'Clock "A NJ. for
the purpose Of repeating the By Law restrain
ing Cattle &c. passed op the 3lst f May.
1852, by said Town, and to pass such BY Laws
relating to restraining Brute animals as said
meeting shall deem proper.
This Meeting - called 10 compliance with
The request on the application Of twenty ins
habitants qualified % Vote in Town N eetn g
&c. BECKWITH, J
SP WOODWARD.
EDWARD GUERNSEY. ) Selectmen
HENRY FRISBIE,
WILLIS STONE.
June 7, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
MARRIED.

10 Sc. Peters Church, MOrrist0wn, N J,
on Tuesday evening. June ed, BY. the Rev.
Charles W. Rankin, the Rev. Johp 2.
Brindagee, Rector ofSt. Michael's church.
Liteh6eld. Ct, tp Martina L., youngest
daughter Of pr. Lewis COndict.
IN Sharon. ellsworth society } past ult.
BY the Rev. >. r. Jones Of New Milford
Rev. Luther 3 Hart of CORNWALL, 70 Miss
Lydia Skif Of Ellsworth.
Al Someryille, N. J.. 77th ny. by Rev.
Calvin Butler, Mr.. william Jones Of Sails
bury, Ct: 70 Miss Harriet N. Peck OF Black
stone, Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

The Legislature of Ohio have passed a
Law restricting the employmen: of children
under eighteen years of age, aad alrwo,
inca lathe mechanical or manufacturing es-
tablishments. more Than len hours a day ;
and making ten hours day legal days
labor in all cases in which the contract is
silent on that point.
A private letter from Utah says that the
Mormons intend TO form alliance with
the Indians and excite Them against the
Government, and that they are now prepa>
ring for coudict. Many Of the Mormons
say they have fed for the last time that
they will die where they are,
The Rev. Calvin E. Stove p, D., of
Bowdoin College. has accepted the pro-
fessorshp in Andover Theological Senin-
ary, made vocan' by the death 81 the Rsv.
DR.. B. B. Edwards.
The sheriff of Victoria county. Texas,
having lately been wounded by son al
Judge sharkey, U. $. Consul at Havana,
Shsrkey was found the next morning
hanged BY Judge Lynch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
Goods! Goods !!
Do you want any Goods

Do you want any Goods !
Ifso, just call at WADHAMS' ami look at
the best assortment eyer offered in the County.
Such as,
Broad Cloths, at ALMOST any price.
Fine Fanny CassIperes at 90 Ia cts.
Berage de Laihs, Moqse:n de Lains,
Musins. &c. SC, from 10 to Is cts.
Black slIk yEifee for Nan'illas. and Lace +"
Carpeting. Wool Table Covers.
10000 yards Ginshams, calicos, sc. SC.
from 6to | 2 cts.
Ready Made Clothing.
100 Casks Of Nails of ali sizes.
100 Barrels Blue Jacket AMI Gcnnrsee
Flour.
Sugar, Molasses, Salt Fish, Sc SC.
WANTED.
Cheese, Butter, Lumber, Wood. sc &c.
GEO, WADiIAMS.
WolcotiYille, May "a, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
TAKEN UP

sae BY the subscriber on the
E24th Of May. two small, red
yearlngs-one a heifer and
AA one bull. The owner is re
quested to prove property, pay charges.
and take her away.
JONATHAN WApHAMs. In.
Goshen, June 4. 1852. pd-3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
Certified by
HENRY B. GRAVES. Judse
District of L.itchield, o..

D!etrlct OF LItchheId, S.
Probate Court. June 9TH, 1852,
STATE Of H"ra,io N Lyman, Of GUshe"
~ in said District an assigning debtor tor
The benefit OF his creditors. The Oenrt of
Probate for the District of Litchfeld hath
limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof. for the creditors Of said estate in
which'to exhibit their claims thereto, and has
appointed.C haries F. -Sedgwick. Of Sharon, and
John C. Amber of Bethlem, Commissioners
to receive and examine said claims
Certified by
HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at Moses Cooks H!stel in said Gcshen on
the oath day Of june and 7th day of December
1889, at lQ o'clock in the forenoon. on each OF
said days. for TIE purpose Of attending on the
business Of said appointment,
CHARLES F. SEDG WICK. ! Commits.
JOHN C. ANGLER. sioners.
All persons i.idebI ed to said Estate, are re.
quested to AXE immediate payment to
MOSES LYMAN, Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

uMr. H.. Woodruff. hitherto our
efficient Agent in Terryvills, has reno
yed to straitsville, end is fully authori-
zed to transact business for us in thai
vicinity,
TSamae' D. N0rtAway. Esq, Post
Master ct South Norfolk. is the Agent
for the Enquirer i, that vicinity.
THE DIPLOMA of the Massachusetts, Insti>
tuts awarded 10 Ayers Cherry Pectoral by
Prof. WEBsrER when Chairman Of their com.
ni,tse on Chemical. is now on exhibition at
the A@sr'esP, College in this sity.
Ii is set with the medallion awards Of the
thrse great Institutes Of Art in this country
and also the Gold Medal Of the Medical Ins'i-
fute Of Naples. Surely this discovery has
received the honors of the great. as we'll as
the gratitude of the humble it cqrea.-[phil
Saturday Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
ENGLISH BLOOD, HORSE,

The subscriber hasa fine young English
blood horse, IS Ia. hands nigh, and we'll
proportioneG. He will stand the ensuing
season at the stable Of Christopher P
Wheeler in Goshen. l l. 3 miles north of
Weich's store. Farmers are requested to
cali and examine for them selves.
CERIsToPHKR P.WHEELER.
Goshen, May 10. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
FOR SALE.

UTISHING to close my husiaeas in this
w place, ! offer for sale my entire
stock OF Stoves. Tin Ware, Machines and
Tools, for carrying on the Tin business 10
all its branches.
The above will be sold either with, or
without the Tools aud Machines. and to
any one. wishing 10 enter the above bust
pess, il is q good opportunity, as the bust
pess is we'll established and the stand a
good one The above will be sold at Q
Bargain.
- NV. CONE.
West Cornwall. Lune l. 1852. a4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

BANTAM SECTION. NO. 81, G. OF r
The members of this Order are reques-
ted to be present at the next meeting :,
Monday evening, June ID, to make arang-
ments for celebrating their anniversary on
the 18th OF June. Per ORDER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

land. He trusts That all who have net
already faithful representation of life.
will lose no time in calling at his rooms and
sitting for their pictures while there is ye.
life while the eye is clear and OK oppressive.
and the cheek retains its vivid glow; f,r
it is u lamsntahle facl that he 10 often called
upon to 60 TO the house Of monrning' :"
take the likenesses Of deceased persons
Then delay not, but call Immediately, AMI
you shall be guaranteed perfect fac simile
Of the living subject. efx7r
o-Roams in the first building, south of
the Mansion House.
J. L. JUDD.
Litch6eld, May goth, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
District Of Litch6eld. ss, I
Probate Court May % 1852

District OF Litchheld, %,
Probate Court May % 1852.
n STATE Of Nathan Tibbals late OF Goshen
Il in said District deceased.
Ordered-Th at the Executor exhID't ms
Administr alton account to this Court LOT al.
;ns,ment a, the Probate Office in Litch6eld
on the 10th day Of .Juue A, D.. 1852, at one
o'clock afternoon /; and that all persons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified thereof,
the Executor will cause this Order to be pub
lished in a newspaper printed ia Litchfeld
ard post copy iheaeof on the sign posi- in
Gaid Goshen. nearest the place where eaid de-
ceased last resided.
Mg HENRY B GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
$50, 900 per month.

% II further reference i. required. we can.
on application. refer 10 the principal Mer.
a d Brsokl:A.
Address all communications to
BARNARD 8 PARSONS.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
IS Wall street, New York.
3sa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
AdjOurnsa tO.R A Y. salurdsy.

nads the order for Thprsdsy Ct 10
o'clock. "A
Adjourned toe A n. Saturday.
Saturday. June s.
A portion Of the Senate met accord
Ing TO adjournment. After waiting
about half An hour, Hop Mr. WEIGH rose
and said, a. there was no probability q
quorum could be pSteiped By longer de-
lay, be woHld mOVe ap adjSqrpment TO
10 o'clock 90 Monday mOrPing; motion
amended, and the senate adjourned to
3 Monday afternoon.
In the House no business OF impor
lance was transacted, Several resolu-
tiOns and petitions were referred I; petit
ton granted, allowing Thompsonvills
and Tarifville manufacturing companies
TO iDCrease their capital stock /; resolution
p assed concerning educating young men
In scientific agriculture at New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
REMOVAL.

DIR. BOSTWICK has removed his
TO. residence 10 Crossman's U: 8. Hotel.
L;tehfeld, June 8, 1852: 100.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

We are indebted to Dr.. J. G. Bsckwith
Of the House Of Representatives for sundry
Legislative Documents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
DrObafR NReOr6.
DisIriet q. Litrhield, g. }

District Of Litchield, 90. I
Probate Court, June 7th 1858
RSTATE Of HsVAlio n. Lyman Of Goshen,
- in said District, and Augustus B Chaplin,
Of Piits6eId Common wealth Massachusetts.
late merchants in company doing business in
Cana ar, Connecticut, unde. the name and,h m
OF Lyman q Chaplin, assigning debtors, for the
benefit Of their creditors. The Court d Pro.
bate for Ghe District OF LiIchfeld, hath ,limlA
ted aud allowed six months from the date
hereof. lpr the creditors OF said insolyent E,.
tate. IN WHICH TO exhibit their claims the, etc
and has appointed Charles F S.dgwick uf
Sharon, aRd John C. amber If Be,hl I'm
Commissioners To receive and examiae said
GLAZING,
Certified by
HENRY b. GKAyES. fudge
The Subscribers give notice ,ti,at the, shall
meet at Chamberlain Hotel ia said Canaan,
on the 23d dag Of June, and 9th day Of Decem.
yer A. 1881. at 10 o'clock in The forenoon
on each OF said DAYS. fer the purpose Of atieEd
ing on the business at said appointment.
On ARIES F. SEDGWLCK y Commits
JOHN c. AkBLER. sionsrs
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are re-
Huested to make immediate payment 10
MOSES LYMAN. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10
DIR, M. WOODWORTH's
COMpOITND or

This Medicine is vegetable compound Of ten ng'ediuH the roots Of which
all the earth
robbed them in the least of their strength admirably adapted
diseases of the blood that
appearance by the Of Scof been
perfect health when physicians
the and have prupheed that
ngs Read the certificates below which not from that
been but from the
Of wonders has done written handb which
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-10

Birmingham, July 81. 1851.
! most cheesfully heHI testimony that my
little daughter, aged 9 years. was very Sc
riously affected with the Scrofula, so that she
could scarcely breathe--gish no appetite, and
general debility-ihat she tnok only part
Of q bottle of Or. WoodwoEth's Savsaparilln.
and was immediately restored to health
consider the Doctors medicine very valuable
article. Mrs. JOHN GRlFFLTR.
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oo1ITylnS.3pI
UES GRANDES LIGNs.S DE CHE.
MINIS DE FER DU SUU-OUEST
ALA NOUVELLE-OR!EANS.

C'cst demain qa'aua lieu Il la NouylIe-
Orleans i, grande convention qui dot
assurrr la vallee du Mississippi par
reimbursement d'immen>es ligucs DE-
che'nins de fer, le monopole commercial
de ccttc sallec, monopole que des ttat.
dn Nord disputent au Snd par une appIi-
cation hardie de l., vSpeur anx liynes
ieIlees don't ils ont si'Eonne, ct leurs i'm
~nfenses terlcs, ct les terrc> de fOuest,
ces larges mamelIcs qui iJimcntcnl metre
marche. 4'"a ..saa 5Hhl" 2#H
Depais plusieurs jonrs dfja, Ia Nou-
velle-Orleanscompte dansscs principaux
hotels des deIegues envoyes par i'Arkan-
sas,fAlabama, le Missippi, le Texa, ct
les points les plus recules de L, Louisia-
ne. Ces delegues .en general sont des
cltoyens qui Sc sont faii une hantc posi-
ton sociale par leur haute intelligence
etlear esprit d'entreprisc. lis sont 'aa
grand.rendezvous, devoues sans doute
aux inteIets qui concernent leurs com
mettants, mais devouss a,lssi a Ia reaiisa
ton ton dss wastes projects qui CONNIE les
arteres du corps human, doivent repan-
ore "a vie, le developpement, Ia force,
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sufiisent pour me calmcr. Je me dis
que son esprit, 81 complement franGais,
Iui fera toujours prefsrer un homme dc
son pays au plus aimabIe stranger.
-C'cst Iui supposer un s;nguier pa
triotisme. Mais depuis lie temps que tn
I'obserses, que tu l'espionnes meme, tu
dois savor quoi ten tenir sur ses go1ls.
Ceux qu'eile ayone doivent alder de.
convrir ceux qu'ele dissimuIle. Te par
ie-t-elle quelqnefois de son mari -.
detimt ?demande Adalbert avec un peu
d d'hesItatlon. - sa-saat
-Jamais, ct je m EN- etonne, car les
Jennes veuyes ne tarirsent pas d'ordinai-
re sur les qualities ct les agreements du
mari qn'eIes pleurent...
.--Et qn'eIles auraient trompe avec de-
Ices, in!errompit Adalbert. C'est une
maniere de prouyer leur reconnaissance;
elIes lenr savent 81 bon gre de ne plus
les gsner! 8qg
I'll est vrai de dire que madame des
Bruyeres n'affacle pas des regrets amers
sur son 6tat de yeuvage, ct que SD pa
tience a en- supporter !'ennui, MA souvent
dome l'idee que son mari etait IN de
ces lreluquets bien nes, que le college
range dams les fruits secs, que la diploma
tie repoussc, Que 'armtc citrate, ct que
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:Dcarre.

Les nouvciles apportees par le Bolt.c
nous apprcnnent l'election probable de
Louis Boueparte la prGsidence dscen-
male quill Il instituee en- usurpant la die
tature. II nc falait yraiment pas etre pro-
phetc pour. avolr prevu ce resultat. Nous
aussi nous croyons que le parricide sera
e'u, nous en- avons meme Ia gertrude. Ii
sera e!u, 81 scs mercenaires ont Gu le
triste success de le maintenir au pouvoir,
il sera elu par les hommcs de 'ordre, qui
sacritieraient solontiers les principes les
plns tberanx, les plus saintcs institutions,
a Ia crainte dune baisse. dams les rem
tes, a un miserable. egoisme i sera t'u
par les soldats qni aspirent aux gallons,
par les gallons quiaspirent rspaulettc,
par les epaulcttes qui .aspirent ii Ia croix
J. =. du deshonneur i; il sera eIu par
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che 81 vivement la grandeur, a Ia pros
| perite du Sud, scra rempI. leg dele que
prtsenteront les projects d'un ihtere
moins genera, lis feront 'essortr L.
necessite de les metre a execution: il:
en- pronveront ''importance. ct pAssem
b!ee aprts avoir muremont dGiibGre
| prononCera sur ieur sort.
! P;,rmi ces pro Jets d'interGt seCondaire
| qui mettent en- rapport ayCc notre mar.
che ses Iointanes frontiercs. ia Non
vellc-Orleans est vivement interesste =
l'adoption de ce projet. lie Nord de norc
| Louisiana deptr!t an miiieu d'imInenses
rirhesscs. ponr manque de commnnica-
| tons bien etablics aveC un marChe
LIE peuple entreprenant de cette section
de fetat, section qui embrasse dix pa
roisses, a projet9 I'M chemin de fer
quill pcnse poavoir ttab.ir avcc la
vacur des terres pubIiques, quill at
tend de In soliicitnde du commencement
general, chemin de fer qui fonrnirait une
vote recoulcment des immemses pro-
dmts que |ui prologue un sol fertile. -
Plus bds Ia nombrense population de
la Riviere Rouge, presque "ppanvrie par
les irregularities de la crue des caux de
cette rlviere, veut Sc METRE l'abri de
cette traitresse, par Reimbursement dun
autre chemin de fer. Viennent ensuite les
projects des chcmns de fer des Attakapas
ct dcs Opelousas, projects qui ont &ls pous-
ses avec tant d'ardeur ct 'enthousiasme
quill laut esperer qu'aycc de la perse-
v6rance, tous les obstacles disparaitront.
lie Texas, interesse a Ia iigne des
OpelousaS, aidera de son tresor cctte
vote ferree.
Puissent tous les sillons don't nous
venons de parIer etrc traces avant long
te nps :! Puisse.t-il ne point avoir de
jaIonx ! Puisse surtout notre Louisiana
retirer queIque bicn de la convention de
domain
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FeNtE!PtO,s .llN FSOn 3sier.
LEslMARI CONFIDENT.
'lls7 PAR NINE. SOPHIE GAY. Sin.
4; .eeeessE&Gaa,
aoa4 3 aCHAPlTRE XIII. taaaasaIaa
lba .3a-a7b8 ~ ll-- saafis3uF xaH tAHt
1tH 9CONFiDENC
Fs574fuiI pas-@ge 9i9s- 5Haa Ha##@a#

lie sentiment amer qni Sc .mslait aux
r'a'isanterics ct name aux eloges QUA
oalbert faisait souvent propos de ma
dame des Bruyeres n'asait point echappe
\ observation de Sosthene ln'cn pou-
want van deviner Ia cause, il lsattribuait a
ess sortes d.antipathies qui naisscnt
uanlqnemcnt dc Ia difference des eonts
y des caracteres entire personnes qni
ae \ ,.sa ie reminiscent point /; maiis, CONNIE
aes &c de cette prevention hi etait desa-
s'salo,lfe, al,f, Il g promit de ne plus Ia metre
sgDepreave ct de ne plus exposer ses
l'ani,is. aoi 5iia1sT1'G mi u
a. Eh hien, comment s'cst pa.sse Ia
ns nlte dc &c matii !? demarda AdaIbcrt; !;
ID a. 7 .tte. ete assez tongue, tu es reste chez
@eo'iitfsse 9epnis l.heurc Oh tu nous I,
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mols volt naftre ct monrir, dune tie ces
aventures plus on moins amusantes qui
ornent IN voyage sans nnire en- rien aux
plalslrs du retour; je sens quill va de
ma destinee, ct qn'apres avoir ai,ne une
femme don't Iabeaute, rcsprit, lie charme
depassent tout ce qu'on reve de plus
adorable, il ny plus moyen d'etre
beureux d'aucune autre amour. Onl, le
me sens capable de preferer le tourment
que .ceIle-la peut me donner, a tontes
les Joies qui me seraient offertes par une
autre.
- Illusion commune a tous les amou-
renx. Tu en- diras autaht de Ia premiere
femme qni te vengera de madame des
Bruyeres.
= Non, j'ai deja fait plus dune fois
'eprcuye de mon courage, car ellie ne
mepargne pas les tortures de la jalousie.
La maniere don't ellie accueille les soins
de lord Richard Needman, me plonge
dams des acces de rage d'autant plus
douioureux, que je les comprime. Lc
prince Doria, &C beau Roman, arrive
depuis quelques jours, tout expires pour
Padorer, me donne souvent I'envie de
le leter par la fcnetrc mais, au plu:
fort dc mes GRANTEES, de mes furenrs, un
met l'ciie. ie regard K p'1s insignificant
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quittes, car tes chevaux elaieut enc ore a
sa porte, il ny qu'un Instant.
= C'est yrai. mais je I.ai trouvee ayec
du monde
All ! c'est gsnant ct quels etaient
ces henrenx importuns
= NJ. Fresneyal.
- tn appeIes celia du monde nne
espece de secretaire qu'on renyoie a vo.
lonle.
- C'est lie compter pour trop peu +;
d'aiI;enrs c'est Ic fIIenl do pere de la
comtesse, ct ellie a tant d'egards pour lui,
quson ne saurait lie traiter de subal-
terne.
Sosthene disait vrai, Edouard etait eff.
tectivement chez Clotilde Iorsqn'ou an
nance le marquis de Tourbelle, mas ce
dernier n.ajouta point, qu'apres I.avoir
salu6 poliment, ainsi que la comtesse,
Edouard ssetait retire sous prstexte
d'aIIer ecrire la lettre d.afaires quseIle
yenait de ui dieter.
Adalbert adressa encore plusieurs
questions son ami anxquelles il n'obtint
que des reponses evasives.
- All tn en- es deja a l'obligation
d'stre discreet, meme envers moi? je ten
fails mon compliment, dit Adalbert du
ton don't i aurait fait une menace, puis