Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-11

ought to be generally adopted, because, as in manual labor colleges where the mechanic arts are taught, it unites what is so much de- sirable, and beginning to be generally adop- ted in this country, healthy bodily exercise, with mental improvement, the only sure ba- sis for correct system of education. The pupils make weekly excursions for stu- dying botany, geological formations Sc. du- ring which, while breathing the pure air of the mountain or plain, they become acquain- ted, us every American youth should be, with tho rich resources of tho vegetable and mineral world, which have been showered with such n bounteous hand upon our coun- try-i,s plants, birds, quadrupeds, insects, rocks, soils, strata, quarrioS, timber, &c.- Most of the young people have already col leoted cabinets of specimcns-some have skctchod out interesting localities with their pencils. Tho youngest children arc taught to write out sentences describing tho objects they have collected. They also note the va rious implements and processes of husband ", gardening, mAchlnery, &c, This is real treasured m the memory when communica- ted in so ayvVcahe aud torciblo manner, arc never erased irom young minds, upon which Sensihlo objects thus impartcd leave an indclielo impnSSIon,
 TTial ~ MSier Gs$e&>-~The Globe contains the official finding aud Scntcneo ot tho Gen. eral Cour, Martial, N<>cntlv held at Savan- uah, for the trial ot Malor William Gates The coar, tound Major Gates not guilty, and tsclarxNl him hos,ors,ely acquitted, And the finding aud sentence arc approved by the Major Gestra( commanding m Chict. who oNicrs MS}ar GStVs te resume his sword, and
 oiu the Sc>>sS3 rrS(nsent artillery, to which hc has etea aplNNatrNi,~-N> !. EEPTrSS,
 FH,,ea M$>SS$~ssss>~~Nc lHarn that the te. SiSlassr, was M SSS>SoN> at lackSop, on the l9sh ul,, \ letter tr<>n JacSsm dated 18th As,vll. ($ ga,NlF<AS<S Sa the Na;cheS Ernc Ira Gtv, o,>wNS>N ,ese tallcwing lS an extrS,c, ;- ~n>i>css,s Vsx>n St Sso SsI>p laws will ha enact. tN, sss>&;ls<>v wSG S,v(NSte essI,>;S Ne violated NV tAsS ie2S$l&tsCA TssISNe arG t>N> MEslsv ll,- selliSes,s h>aatseA4&s4S sNaw sxssle>g iN MlSSis- Sls>sa> waeo rtaaatQaSeT saee sssaW&SH lelSSlasoa w..l>A Ws22 glSh g,rsSsrssc& SesSsr State te Sat> fer tae same scaees s> ee eeseS here wS,hoa; ysl1 sc.- warning voice against the lll> N s!alssZ. s!aslsssZ. SAsss !ss 'r The New 0Tsears True
 sls GOhoSss-in no S7fh -s7s1al- Says, Governor '. tne nands U1-.hyf1l.1i. an 1he 18Th ot sass XOr two since, agssnasssags IT 1he 1as4sSSla1nre,
 1ouse in which D. r.nlssss 1has Inl1cs,5 h5ro kbered, and worthshnusstt,e7. Hna racarrrnaD5- note. On beingf i5T which 1ias rrssar1 rssg- the note had beesr,,ss rnav l,e H--esfaa- He ton, he tranlzsf ll1as alss Da,es issnad 5ur E nar1Saaaggs r-irS IIIl.s1fsz SrnTI aE1s nnd made r4cs.,H41lfs II nt4ITls IT 1hs S1Rle Nanl6 sacTe rnrxzuhzlr nu-RESz- anI ffsnI 1a ward of the
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 The PsEua5es1.s Jogr. relates an instance of PEzase~os-2T Ebersiity On board the SseansSOa- NzAssGEQsstts, On Wednesday EASE- A1a0Eg ssss passengers, venerable man HIt1 wgEe and ten children became ob- jacts of In1eseGE. and oa inquiry i; was ascer- taiDed that the Etner was named Sylvanus Harlow, who had eEnigrated with his entire family from his native residence in Maine to the land of proEnise," al the West, and To- cated himself in Illinois. There the family had been attacked by sickness, and seeing hopeless poverty approaching, he had gath cred the little remnant of his property, and with that and his distressed family was re- turning to his formerly abandoned home.- Lieut.. Bruce, who had just returned from a three years cruise in the United States frig- ate Brandywine, became possessed of the sad story, and this generous hearted officer immediately commenced contribution, which soon amounted to sixty dollars, and which he benevolently threw in the lap of the destitute mother of the family; no less to the gratitude than astonishment of the un- fortunate groupe, in thus unexpectedly re- ceiving ample relief in their necessities.-| Capt. Comstock with feelings no less of ge- neroslty conveyed the family in the boat, en- tlrely without charge for passage or meals. Ihe Experiment" operating upon General JackSon.-The Globe turns up most rueful countenance at the idea of Gen. Jackson's having been caught in his own trap, and ta- citly admits that his drafts have been return ed under protest. Rumor goes further, and states, that a near relation of the Generals has failed in the West for large amount, and that the General is his endorser, and con- sequently comes in as (" lame duck" Those who do business on borrowed capital ought to break," said the General, on another oc- casion. But then, circumstances alter ca- ses." And this speech, which was uttered
 when the hero and his friends and followers
 were rich and fat upon the spells of office, and supposed to be out of reach of the "ex- NNNONEA IL L1 ! n