Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

ikaes" Like the jackali, l1e must hunt iiIi
 easy tO ssisf the appetite of that Hon. the world
 IIo mat Be an eaterer for that huge an IastidiOus epicare, 4se public. He mus. sleep i,
 dream aboattte mats and wake to examine them,
 Up early and down late, it s his task to presen, a,
 epiiome of. the various insegsncs from the four sar of theglohe the sad and merry, tho gloomy an, the gay, therevoluton of emrifes and the growlll lsqnashess the adsentBres of king and great men, the little drama and she large world.
 ! Consolation. .AnSola lady once dSing very sorel, afflicted wi disorder usually dehomi.atesi tie Ays terics imagined Ie could not breathe, and appealed @ her husband 6n the occasion, with 'sMr. ---. eant breathe.'' "Well my tlear," returned ,he af. fectioaate husband, 1T would not try, for nobody wanis you sllould.'' sal+
 Sir Pagses.-sorbere says,hat the six plaques oi small town are alawyer with great knowledge, great soRhis,ry, appo sense of justice an emine... physician with little skill or manness; a preacher without conscience; quaFrclsome soldier politi- elan without principles; and of el,ers who eter- naily dogma.iaes. ~ r. Afar0r.
 Fottssiie. The Philadelphia Bulletin of July 2,l says--A friend passing tlrousl, Po,tsviIie &res us that the condition of things in that town b truly de. plorahis. Tue bubble has burst coal fever which we spoke and exclaimed against Ias,year has car ried of many patients, and poverty and the Sheriff threaten to carry off ile reinander. MT. Shoerna- kers large hoiol built at an expense of nearIy twenty five thousand dollars and which lass yaar rented for three shonsa1d iollMs, now nd 10 tenant who is willihgt to give even three hundred. "A very worthy
 asvio occupies large public hopss just above the town, aud who ia psrmit,ed to live tiaere ren. free lthis season at leastI declines he must abandon tse pfemisss unless tie landlord cansaord better terms! More than one hundred houses are to let and ihiriy or forty unfinished ones are suspepaed.
 Csmberland. Ald. Jniy i3.-- VSsisasicn of frovi- denes.-Mr. Simon Taylorsaa citizen of this coanty, was struck " lightning one day last week. He was foand few hours asr with his clo,hes literally burnt of. and he suffering tue mos. excra,ia,iag pain. He was absent from home about six miles ai his farm ia Virginia His wife, hearing of his eiiualon, was thrown into convaisons. and died Sunday evening last. Mr. Taylor E on ske recovery.
 fl SViadfait We understand that respectable
 mechanic, now residing in this city, received letter from London, by ihe packet ship Corin,hian on Sat- sray las,, announcing the fact that he had fallen heir to title and estate worth 9sO, 900 per annum The subject of this paragraph is learn, very res psciabie asd picas man, of the Melhods, persuasion.
 ~. Y.Gasetie. Ersrdcs from ,he orasion cf the Rer. Mr. Pal
 Jwy at Boston, July 4kh.
 Bostonians! you will do your part towards keeping your country free. On some ac- counts. you regard American freedom, as, to you, q peeuliar charge. Who did more to win 1t To whom then, rather, does special responsiblencss, attach, for it's character and preservation? Liberty, fellow citizens, is wilh you no dainty holiday word; hot a word. calling uls solemn recOllsctions, and inspiring the egrasest thoughts. Your streets sent forth the brave, who won . never dying rencwni upon her earliest battle ilelds. Your dwell-i alarms, and the sofroMs ofthe dismal reyolu- ti0n, that 90 strictly tried who were her friends. You can point, among your honOred men, to the living repressntatiye of her ear- liesk champions nnd martyrs. No where we,e the clear and f,iis and ringing accents, with which she reused this peURle to their high destiny, sooner heard thaniF yOus has.s. Here, you may say to the inquiFing stranger, 4 Otis argued against The wTits Of assistance There the provincial magistracy, as grave 1 and Mise Me resOlute and true, hung on inc lips Inc Adamsess and Quincy. In the I place whence now you are addressed stood l Warren. hedged around with British steel. t0 proclaim the wrong 0f his bleeding country - ] Before the dDoF where We just now entered, wbile,. 10 cover the movement, fine citizens Iwere deliberaling in, town meeting within these walls, passed tla0se pioneers of the rev. 0lution, who diG the first famous, act in overt opposition:to the oppressive taxation of che mother coantry nOsgs of course, much di- minished band, ef whom, however, one hon. cred survivor, At least. is rejoicing with U \ h5S neigh in this comimemoratiOn. Times I since have changed. Years have been doine thar mighty their mysterious office. TIT fEkins Df eyeDts have swelled and fruetihe0 Il "A small one has become strong nation, Ir the Quiekening history we have met together 10 recall ahappier era for the world has now
 been shewn 10 have hegpn. The day we ar,
 keeping has become tho day, that unitGss tha
 melts Ilusnan heaFts ip tIle Strongest and Mid I est sympathE Of any in the calendar for A without irreye efently dcscribiDg the event, . (which its yearly return calls up ihe memory as ths greascst that eTes affected human for
 tunes, ono takes no hazard n asserfiigs that
 among events Of that precisely ascsrtaine' date, which permits the fnird's association t0 kindle, and ieem. and crowd, and renes all the 4nihnsiasm of some past time in th N welcome Of tba present hour. it is, in this rs Ispecs. altogether without rival. The eafi er History Of freedom hsA been history ( &l frantic, hleody and dissstrous struggles. e, z of pariiai sneeessess allen Of peFil0Hs uses an Ifss& conidn0ee, and se finally q sbamslt 6s{khis. Tke Fourth oE July. l77s. intso<Iu< A et,n ffts{R se fha dar elazsnssans.fk fl s,sa1