Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
No. 9.-@WnoLE No. 26D.

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 ed assemble at tho church. where tI,e fu-
 neral service is performed. The corpse is 5bf0ught from the dead house 10 she la;yi, ;n
 front. The mourners place themselves
 around it, and after several strains sof sol- lemIn music, the prQcession takes up the line < of march to the grave, preceded by the band still playing, which is continued some time ailer the coffin is deposited. The grave yard is kept with perfect neatness. The graves are in roWs, on each of which is placea piece of stone, about twelve in-
 ches square, on which IS engraved the hume of the dcc0ased- --the date of his birth and of his death. Among the many that we locked at, vas that of the pious Heckewelder, who was born in 1743, and ltiied in 1923. Bethlehem is about 50
 miles from F Philadelphia, and 10 from Eas-
 ton, between which place and New Y ork. ], there is daily line ofstages. It sitOated
 on the Lehigh, that river and thgSeanal to the Delaware running through it. One thing is remarkabls--that not a s;scle I0,c- ger resides in Bethlehem. The commnni4 Fty system 6f the Morayians accounts for this moral phenomenon. " Y. Spec. A s-al--S------4<-
 Oufdng Outnng. It is said of French
 Divine, that he succeeded in raising an an- imal of this species; which became So much, ! attached tO him that 1t would follow him wherever he went, unless confined in its apartment as it always was, of course. whenever the reverend father went 10 iis- ten to the history of his peoples sins. for give Them their iniquities, and teacIl them to avoid like practices iTl fufute. On one of theso occasions, however, lhe animal es- capped unseen, and followed its beloved guardian to church. When .hers. we are told that ss he mounted the sounding board over the pulpit, and lay perfectly notion less till the sermon commenced. EIe then crept to the edge of the board, and overs looking tie preacher, initiated all his gest- nfes in so grotesque hummer, that the congregatiOn was nnayoidably caused 10 langh- The father, surprised and con- founded at this i'll timed leviiy, reproyed
 his audience for their inattention. The reprOof failed In it's effect the congrega- ton still laughed. and the prcacheS, in the warmth of his zeal, fcdonblad his yocifera- tions and his actions these the ape so.ex- Eactly initiated, thattll congregation could no longer restfaiu themselves, but burst il- te a loud and continued lauahter. A friends the preacher at length stepped up to him, and pointed out ethe cause of this improper conduct; and such was the arch demeanorsof The animal, that it was with the utmost di idicuiiy ic could command his countehanS iind keep himself apparently serious, while he ordered the servant of the church to take theape away.
 Reproef.- Reprove mildly and sweetly, in tho calmest t,iahhsr, iii. the genilest terms not in a naughty or1imperious way, not hastily or 6ercely nor with sour looks or bitter language; for these ways doabeget all tho evil, and hinder tie best effects of rcproof: they do certainly in- flame and disturb the person reproved; they breed wrath, disdain atid haired a- gainst the reprover; but do not 50 we'll snlighten tho man tn see his error, or affect him with kindly sense of his miscarriage, or dispose him to correct his fault. Such reproofs look rather like the wounds and prosecutions of snmity, than as remedies administered by friendly hand they harden aH1A with stomach and scurn, 10
 mend on SpcIi 0ckasions. Ifrepfoof dotlr
 not savof Humanity, it signifcth nothing;
 it must ht like a bitter pill, wrapt in gold
 and tempered with sugar, otherwise it will
 not g6 down orwork eiactually .-BGr-
 fOW.
 Fighting for Lose. Yesterday, two
 young men. named John HaFfis ond
 Thomas Harter, were charged with have I ing, under the influence. of the juice ofju- lniper, broken the peace and each others
 heads, and all for the love of Miss Amelia
 Matilda Angeletta Strikes, the daughter of Iabaker. The prisoners and several other young men, and a number of girls. met at private party, GresilIe-strect, Mary-le- bone, on Monday night, and both prison-
 CTS were muchin love with Miss Amelia,
 Ec. and they turned into the street 10 fight for her. The policemen intcriered, aud
 carried them toihe watch>honse.
 The Magistrate interT0gated one of the
 party, who saids Why, your Worship. it
 wasF first railing party, from that to a
 scuf1ing party, and al last ( fighting party
 Laughter. The Magistrate fined both
 prisoners, and declared. if they did not pay tie penalty, the affair would terminate with an imprisonment party Londcn pa.
 ss Natural Wiit. Lady Morgan is par- l ticularly fond of natural wit one morning she receiyad q present of fruit from afriend,
 and, after writing q note of acknowledg-
 ment, she delivered it to the bearer for his master the Irish lad, however, remained
 immovabls in the room, as stiff ana as