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FoveR TO WHOM HunoR, Sc.--It has been stated in several ot he P"pefs ot ihs day, ollS!> nstlns trsn the Ltchfield Enquirer, that the Re- Isaac Jones, now ot Lltehheid, ia the au thsg of the inscription R the Judges Cave, on West Rock, Composition 10 'yrSn's ,s seed- qnes 10 Aod " MT. Jones laay have n!sde such an nscription, but we are authorized 10 say :hot the first inscription of this sentiment there 4ss made oy the Hon F,jish4 !lotehkiss, late i iflar of taa city ot Clorlroa;j. and now in one i5e D5-aSrtHeHts i' azhj"i.ion. This seems ne mors 1i oalnle. !r~ln C fact hat the home and birth. place nf Mir. Hotchkiss was under and near the Rock, where he had daily access to fhe cave. Ifthere Is any merit in the matter, whosver is entitled to it should have it. "Let every tub stand en its own bottom

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 Mere probable, is it? Why, Mir. Jones was not only born "npar the Rock" but is descen. dant of those who were the protectors of the Regicides. and from childhood was taught to admire their "rssistanee to tyraNts." We arc authorized to say that MT. Holchkss is n,isfa- ken ED, ENQ. PROTEIN.