Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-30
A GOOD EXAMPLE,

fully kept the promise of his infancy.
 '.s.., LOuisrMe Jour- A GOOD EXAMPLE.
 Col. BARROW: In your paper of ,o-tiay over inc signature of Voters of Davidson county have ,ee,, requested to permImy name he run as a candidate to represent Davidson county feel grateful for ike good opinion expressed towards me, hm mast decijus the honor, as have disposition engage in politics 'n any shape they may be presented. Bu convince my friends that ans not Mmheedfi offLe;r in,eresi shall continue tn tie commission business where ca,r serve them to some profit My motto is |" Lei Ike l shoemaker slck to his last" Wnn due respect, your obedent servant, t&s '""e oV' Aooos t.a Fl. R. w. HILL, NoTE.-The above example might well he imi,,,e,E by some other candidates for office in Tennepsee iE not elsewhere -NashoiHe Republican. "
 There is no making our very unlet,ered emipran,a7 neNev6 !hat Oen Jackson Is not an Irshman. Col,- bets life of the old CheE-Eor which he was no donhs Pa'd-set'Ied all doubts that snijsct. Two labor CTS ID store in Washington street were discussing politics :-"Wasnt lucky for ws Terry sa;L one :" that Ginerai Jackson an Irishman 2" "Ohs very lucky; but by the powers, what are we to do Brian he saryes Iris tme out in two venrs e w"n' honey. and what then {? Doesn't Patrick Van Bnrem, come m arter him, and sure he is an Iris,snan Ihe owner of the store interrupted them by saying ,h,r MT. Van Buren is Of Dutch descent, and native of this state "NO such thing honey,'' said one; sure the Van B1rens is ould Irish fmily-go along win, yon. knew fhe family in Carrckfergas myselE- The Van Bnrens comes from the Irish pisanry, and ! Br'en Van Barren, sure.'-Neso- Fork Star. The told Roman" is smoking hi. pipe nt ihe Rip K"ps. Van Burenis Ill oft the pip al New York, amt proposes to recruit bis appetite at Saratoga. Mr Liv- 'ngson 's taking sesia after the fagues of diploma cy and great dinner at the City Hotel. The Secre- iarles are playing at hackgammon, and Amos Kendall. is catching feas in the Post Office. Col Johmson is
 breaking in another mulato lady for !" parlor van';" and Mir. Fancy is buying /" indulgences'' to be used in cases of conscience, the bench of the Anhpn nhn
 @&t& .Noy,oaik Gas. The Hartford Times, in the course of a very weak article o" Small Bills, says there is be- l'eve that no efforts will be sArst evade this saluIa | " law and dSleat it's operation" Wiaf an argument this is in favor Of this 'salH,aty Iaw The peOier spare no efforts to defeat it's operation" It s qui, clear that tte law made for inc benefit o the of { i'ce-i'o'dcrs and not of the people.-ih
 IL is tacf becoming noforiouR ro He longer un- noticed in the public jonrnas that numerous copies oe the rospecias of the Extra Gobe of the Extra GoLa itseli, and of tle Globe newspaper, containing tho grossest calmnies against Judge White and some of his most distinguished friends have been sent to n,aoy "fhe prominent citizens o this Congressional dsirici as well as other of the State, uar e frank of Ehe President l s moi alone the old friends Ol Gem. Jackson that these docnments sent, but many persons with whom. we believe, he has arqaain- ta"ce. Hence we infer, that lists of names sent on by Mr. Van Buren's friends in this Sate, 10 some 1 person or persons in WashineloD who possess ,Le means of obtaining the Presidents frank, and who hope to influence. and probably change the opinions oi those ' whom these documents are addressed, by its use.-Nashuilie RepHbiica,s.
 Romps.-A romp ie generally good naiured sort of g'rs with little mind mud far less She does pre'ension. When she is the merie.t, she generally jumps the highest; when che is grave, she is tool ! beca"se she has little intellect. couniry romp ia pleased with ditch, because a gives her eLaace to. jump across it and she loves apples best tn the or chard because she has she exquisite pleasure of clnb
 ing the trees and tearing her new frock. A town romp IS different creaiue She Is generally great talker of scandal, when she is no, employing her clenched hands upon some one's shoulders. RompinT is bad business. is at variance with decency os taste aud 6neness of tact or imagination. The uan- ners of romp are the fondlings oi bear. waal.l have all such females picked of society. aud Hp the Missnari to colonze new Amazonian land.- lt they did not civise the Indians somewhat. they could fight them, and that would answer tue same l purpose.-ib.
 Borroseing. U" NJ marm wants 10 know ifyour naarm will lend my marm your marm's pick axe 10 make ] our hog hen coop 2'' ..Oh, certainly--and when you gn home just ask your mother # she'll he kind enough to lend keg of that 6rkin butter she bo't to-day, that's nice little and just clean us mess of them pouts and ees that your father caught afiernoon and bring them down with the b0t,er cen, Hind in the ashes' .'i guess on the whoie.'' said the boy, we shant wan, that pick ofyonrn,' g+~.esa uh# ot Dedham Patrios. An Arsst.-The Na,ches Courier relates the fol- lowing hct:-Some years ago in county not far from Adan,s small sized man went to the plantation of n certain gentleman who light in wit bui heavy il flesh. with piece ofpaper in his hand folded in e- gal form, and known by the abbresia,ions ca sa."-
 Having o6nd the of the plantation in the 6ed, he explained his business, when lie requested to read inc capias, which need usual, You gre hereby con:manded, without delay, to take the body oE &c.'8 6k65#s &s &3as itl
 .Humph!' says the prisoner, stretching himself up- on his back, am ready.' a ts " F-f
 Q. hut you don't expect me to carry you in my armsr " \ .sITsi' ' or. s-s ny Certainly, you must take my body you know. \ do not rest ihe process of the law undere,and bus submit with much cheerfnlness.
 WI! you wait there until bring cartf
 Cant promise-I may recover from my fasieae in the meantime.'
 Well, what must do r
 You must do your duay.'
 And there he lay, immovable until fine sheriff left
 Fashionable Visit so the Spsiags.-TIle Albany Evening Journal of Saturday saysSs A party from New-Jersey, on pleasure excursion 10 tle Springs, srrlved yesterday morning B the Steam Boat took the ear O Saratoga and returned to Ahany in season