Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18
TO

lin the first dawn of manhood have they laid
 The dust upon those dark bright eyes, that made The sunlight of my boyhood As the rays Of day-spring to the watchers weary gaze,
 Thy love hath been to me, and would fain
 Have sought its gentle ministry again,
 To osrengthen me through this Efe's wildenng ways Alas! and yet be still my heart-for He, 5..
 The Smiter, is all mercifnl; while
 In life's sad journeyings shall miss that smile, So full of peace-and then forever iree-- Like . wild bird seeking its mate-shall soar
 Up to thy world of rest, dear friend! to part more . SEDLEy.
 The writer is not at all socitous as to the fate of the above scraps 1.-the Editor thinks them worthy place in the Enquirer, he will insert them. s.
 We do think them " worthy place" in any peri odcal in the country. And take this occasion to remark, that we have never had a correspondent whose productions have always met with more fa. vorable reception both with the editor and the readers ofthe Enquirer. than the youthful SEDLEy." a.' s ED. ENol
 A Bachelor Editor Rsclaimed. .-'The Franklin (Ten- nessee) Review, in noticing the recent marriage of the editor of the Grand Gulf (issl Advertiser says in roncal auson to his former predilectons for ce- bacy:
 "'Tis wondrous, the change by marriage wrought during the first brgh. year Of welded love- Melan- choly madams become matchless mhadOnnas; crying children become chirping cheyubs; ''raousetraps are nr,usetraps DO lQnge, and "specacles" see nothing but scenes of soft delight, and joys of brightest hue Alas, for jovia and once siagleheared brotherw v
 GRAHAM BREAD.-The European says, the poet Mo Donald Clarke "has been igiag on Graham bread for the last six months and now so thin that you can whistle tune through him. sa4@f an ng2s
 Cast out tke beam.A minister not long since, while travelling on the Erie Canal upon the Sabbath under took reprove ofthe men belonging to the boat for swearing One of them said to him in reply, You look well sr reproving us while you are travelling a day Sunday" He could not say sncther word.
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 A correspondent at Sharon, Con- writes us that MT. Hiram Beebe, of that town. instantly killed on last Saturday, 3Oth July by the caving in of the bank of the bed in that vicinity, in which he aboing, which literally crushed his head and broke severalo ofhs ribs. Othesof the worimen were slight y injured. The deceased was . worthy citizen, and member of the congregational church in Sharon. He was about S yeazsof age, and has left wife and two children and numerous relatives to depove the loss of . kind husband, an afectionate father and worthy ffiend."-PosgRkeepsis Eagle. "
 A Western Editor, being called by an opponent . miserable defamer,' repIies-"Well: in that parc. uar our cosempogary has the advantage of us He is frsi-raie defamer. Practice makes perfect" 7,
 Ii is stated in the Richmond Enquirer that after all the legacies of MT. Madison shall have been paid there will be surplus estimated at elO000o fsr his widow. Among the legacies is one to Princeton Col. lege, where he was educated Lesd Miass ef RossisIt is said that the vein re- cendy opened in Rosie. (query where s Rosie D is the largest yet discovered in America, and the quality of the ore equal if not supeor tO the Galena mines. Shares of cns sixteenth of the lG0 rods ncw opened, are selling for ea0OO0 which is supposed 0 be far shot of the actual value. Other lead mines in the same region gre about so he opened. @ @
 The editors ef New Orleans and Mobile hsve ses- pended the daily publication of their papem duEins the warm season. They arc now issued Ui!weekly.
 MsaauAess q Ghs Amsriesa Pssss.-The Editor oi she Mobile Advertiser. calls iste MT Bynum of Nosth Casolns, "a syps of intellectual nO,hingnea." end sompasss his threat of ,hst gentleman ,o make shs ponly Aid. Barnes, of shs DaimoEs Chronicle, wall nie an AnesF has, as equivalent ie tbe spectacle o' saliinlppsE pseking ss shs Roek ef 0lhgslisF.
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