PROSPECTUS.

Should the present Publication be deemed worthy the attention of my Friends and readers in general, and also should a sufficient number of Subscribers offer, to defray expenses, I shall again entertain them with another offering about the time of the Anniversary Fête, entitled “The Pigeons versus Pigeon Shooters,” a Poem of the year 1845, in 4 cantos, with Notes illustrative of early colonial life. The following lines begin canto 3:—