Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-08

New School Book. DURRIE sG PECK : HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
 4 History of the Limited 'StGtes,
 To which Is preixed
 A Brief Historical Account of our English Ancest.,rs, from the Dispersion at Babel to their Migration tW Amrrica.
 By NOAH WEBSTER, IL. D.
 7He Joiio,oiag are from omong the numerous testimonials in tlvOr cf the tSOrk tchich have ul reodg GppeGrsd:
 COMMENTATORS.
 We consider Df. Webster as rtninently qualified to prepare work of this kin. His exiensise acquain- ia"ce with the early hisory of nations, and especially our own--ihe resoh "t fy years Of iDvestga'i"n-is the best pledge fnr the accuracy "f his sa,emenis; while the personal knp Nlrge of he esenis "f our re- vOniiUn and the esialisnlent Of our government, gives freshness and Rseress to hr narrative, which are rarely ever to he found in ,he pages "f mere compiler. We therefore cordially recommend ii,is work adapted tO general use in families N schoOts
 JEREMIAH DAY,
 President of Yale College.
 BENJAMIN SULLIVAN,
 Prof Chemslry. Mineralogy, Sc.
 CHAUNCEY A. GOODRICH, ,. P,"f Rhs,. and Oratory, do.
 J. L. KINGSLEY,
 Prof. of the Latin Lang. and Lit. do. .. Prof. Ddnclic Theology, do.
 LEONARD BACON,
 E. r1;.'; A. aEDseWs, E1i' eSSs Church, S' Haven
 Principal N. Haven Female Institute.
 c. A. BOARDMAN,
 Pastor 3s Cong. Church, IN. Haven. w.Haven, July l7, l832. <
 Ntv- -flaven July %. 1882. Meesrs. Durrie 6 Peck--I have taken snme pains tO acquain self with the character of Dr. WeAers History or inc United States" Itis. !" my "pnon,
 ...L Arniru at,fa1 AR he purnsrs alike of Onr public and private schools. will not nnre tho repu,a"n of iis illusirous author shall imme edinieiy recommend il to the Visiting Conn nitiee Lr ahnpOn into the higher classes Of the Lam JOHN E. LOWELL, Z. ss ls Principal oiAhe Lancaseran schools Fine Committee of the School Society in New-fia- ven have concluiedo 10 in,r,tluce We,sers History of ,he Un,ed states inlo the lancaseran school, and 10 cec.,.arnpn it's M tic other schols in Inc New Haven Schn0t -SOciey, as Useful ahd concise com peaa of hssory well adapted for juvenile instruction.
 Register. Tine volume contains many facts not contained in any other History. and school book has the adyan tage of cnnhning once with ihe exercises of the tjOns.-CORn Ifesaid. lr. r gf'
 The work will not fail to meet with a welcome re. cepon whenever ii is seen.-V. Harsn PatiaGiGns. From the Rev. T. Marsh. lare Rector of St. Michaeie s5e, sl. a5t FtSeS Church., Lch6ed. sss n This cer,ifes, ,hai I have p~rused A History at tue OneU StNtee, Wcttien Dy NOOn w SOStec, LlAs D |, Is well calculated beD-6 the rising generation Il gjves an inuse and corr view of the most im I,oriaM attending the discovery and history of North America. 1t is adapted to the wa",s, capacity aud taste Of youth. hope may find place in eve. " library, and especially is High and Connr'n Sclos. The purity of is s,yle and the correctness of facis please every patron of sciencc and every friend 0f virtue and humanity. Onr.. Webster was ihe first who aIeeerAetlfn at,ef;uup 10 an alyse or parse the English language. He has done more iO expaiN s true pri0rpes, 10 investigate it's peculiar dInns. to its e,ynol"sy. and bansh ts His name ought t0 be revered, and his phiologcnt writings ought to be studied, Ly every cassical schn- lar, anl more especially by every American, who is dssed to pa,ronlze iearaina cor nrsn,rase religion. Sept. 5, l8S2. ss ihoMAN "AtsSH' From the Rev. Mir. Hirkok, Pastor of the First Con-
 greeational Church. LitchGeld. .A I have examined to some exient Dr. Wei'ssers History of the unised States. and ans highly pleased both with the plaR aad efscMtiOR. While t is esni. nen,ly calrualed tor the improvement of the y"uthins ,nnd in Cssn Schools. theYe s alss mitch valuable lsos of historical facts and philosophical and phiIoagical sisquisi,ion which readers il ria- ble io more mature and cultivated inieHeSIe. can- bat hope that may have vesy ge9sEnI, cr, "la iiOn. .s +8s L. r. HtSAON' F.om Ms Principal ef ffhs EitcAfsid Fsmais Academy have examined, with murh pleasure, Dr. Wrh' higAv Rra,i6ed with ils plan and exerninn Az an elementary work for primaFy scioos n euEpasses aBy | have seen; and whether read as class hook, partially committed 'o 'nemn.y; w.'i eS sISsiy useial. F JOHN r. btsAOE. For Sale by F E. A. Loap. and. lLi,cbse,d. s CooDwiN & GALpsN, <. a SepteMOer ss -.. 1.osS '