Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03
[Trom tho Providence JournaI,1

.Yo"""UmS " u UeW GWGyCtVpeUe0s
Agreeable Man.-One who has bow
and smile for every body abroad, and
bents his wife at home.
Udnk.-A kind Of BARRIERS shop, where
the pocket is shaved instead Of the face.
Cash.-An obsolete that formerly sicni.
fiod silver and gold.
Charity.-Putting your name upon q
subscription paper In letters an inch long.
with flourish underneath II like tangled
skein Of Irvine, or dropping roll Of bank
notes into Sundays contribution box be-
tore the admiring eyes Of q crowded con.
gregation.
crcdit.--The art Of livisg without
means. Nh,
DiscOn"ti"g.--A favor granted bsnk d.
rectors to each other.
e sall9SSA sgHra asis . g:s. Rgsc!ssa
tho street and waits upon ladies shopping,
&c. M .a- .s.
Lady.--Ono who wears Navarino bon.
not or French hat.
Lou Company Mechanics. Manuiac.
turers, &c.
Lapfal Intcrest.-Twenty-four per
cent. per annum.
Lending MISUNDERSTANDING ono hum
drod dollars upon property worth . thou-
sand. aW
Liberty.-Pc rmission to pay taxes and
do military duty with exemption from the
trouble ofvoting or filling any osthe Offices
Of state.
| ReIigion.--Blindly and implicitly be.
iioving certain set Of spiritual dogmas.
without taking the trouble to "scarch the
scriptures" for yourself.
! Respectable Man.-One who has plenty
Of money.
Scarcity Of money.--A disease com.
planned Of by those who have plenty OF
cash, and felt by those who have not.
Vulgar womGn. One who stays at home
and takes care other family (species almost
cx,inct.) 9
Birds Of Passags.--Our neighbor Of the
American Hotel, has, for aught we know.
lately /" entertained angels unawaFes." On
the 4th inst. gentleman calling his name
Lewis. and a lady calling herself bic wife.
took up their abode ut the above house. Cor
three or four weeks. On Thursday afternoon
the gentleman was inclined to amuss himself
with fishing, THAT being the most iashionahla
resort 10 this region for driving oa the cssnS Of
dull times in dull place,) and he started on
his fishing expedition accordingly. AZ the
approach Of evening the lady locked her room,
and leaving directions that when her good NAN
, returned he should be informed that she had
, gone to spend the evening at Mis-.
where he would find her, she walked out
: Night came and brought no COED man with Il.
Another day followed with the same result !;
: and serious fears began TO be entertained By
the humane landlord that instead OF the gen
tleman having caught any fish, the hsh had
: caught him-and that his gentle spouse. Ia
, fishing for him, shared similar fate. twas
in serious contemplation to commence dredg-
r ing for the bodies Of the missing couple but
first il was thought advisable to open their
room. in the hope of thus throwing some
: light upon this mysterious subject. TAil
r was accordingly done, and their hequealed eE.
Y Gects we're fonnd to consist of---~one ed
a empty trunk Here was "a pretty kettle d
: Gsh.'' II Immediately occurred 10 mine hos
that the birds had flown, leaving behind then
: not only the old trunk, but good round scnF'
unsettled. We understand thu landlord
anxious to hear from the $ good wann ana III
good lady" and any information IN relation
to them viii Be thankfully received. but D
charges paid.-Hadson Rspublicass.
: Iaudanum IL paid to give immediale relief II eMS
.. where one l. suug by abee. Sweet ell y mn eA'I
" 20 DO good application. The sting however eheu