Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-22


1olIDwiug account Of an agricultural sxhibiIion tat
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WORCESTER AGRICULT'LS SOCIETY.
REPORT ON SWINE.
William Lincoln of Worcester Samuel
Mixter of New Braintree; Joseph Davis of
NorthborOugh; Rufus Bullock Of Royalston
James Draper of Spencer. p, s7sa liza. ..it
The past, present, and possibly % future
members of the senate, house of representa-
tives, judiciary, and militia of Massachusetts,
ENJOYING the distinguished, but unmerited
honor of being appointed I" Judges OF Sscine,"
came, this morning, fresh from the people, to
forma Sapreme Court Of Hogs. Deprived Of
thecountenancc of the counsellor of the COM
monwealth, first Of their body, their records
must be entered up, as the term was kept,
without his advice and consent. The vacau-
cy occasioned by his absence was too great to
be supplied. Lamenting the want of couu-
sci, they publish the reports of all the cases
adjudged and decided by them, with the
journal of their doings. lib - + ~s sss.t.
Tho commission issued under the great
hand and seal of the society, comforting their
honors, (which should be annexed hereuntO.
and marked A. NO. ~ commanded the judges
TO take their seats on the bench at the room
SSeoSe"eoSeOA
precisely. Good men are so rare on earth,
that it may be presumed the place of their
meeting was made thus seteci, from regard to
their joint and several legislative, legal. and
military capacity. II was not only select,
but erclusiue: although no admittance" was
not inscribed on the entrance, closed and
bolted door conveyed gentle hint TO that effect,
andlprevented the enjoyment Of the room or
company OF the chosen municipal officers
Compelled to adjourn, they emigrated east
ward. Decent respect for the opinions of
men, induced them to initiate the example of
other tribunals Of the United States, by doubt
ing Of something. Having convened in the
ninth instead Of the eighth part Of the day. it
was easy 10 find occasion for debate on the
soundness of their own constitution Eight
o'clock had waived ITSELF and there was sat
isfactory evidence ola general custom of the
country to postpone all engagements for an
hour at least wherefore it was considered
that the course of time must be oyerruled.--
Out Of the frying pan Of one difficulty, the
way was clear into the fire ofanother. STAN
ding in the area, beneath the sky, and be-
tween the pens, unsheltered by the roof OF
the halloflocal jurisdiction, precedents were
abundant where courts of inferior dignity
had held that one place was another, and it
was. determined, the absent justice not con-
curing, that the judges would be out Of place
nowhere. No officer appeared to bear the
sword of justice, without her scales before
ahenl, and no person was ready to cry for
them.G. Unattended and in procession, they
cast themselves. IKE pearls before the SWINE;
Inc hogs MAD been 20 mecting too' ana
one more numerous ana respectnoie mas raIe-
~ gathered IN this age OF meetings Inc
co'd CLOUDS OF autnmn lockea oarfkiy GOWN
ffv, assembled in their regular. annual con.
vention; and eighty-seven swine looked
Drigntiy up az the heavens ready % burst
snto tears making an exchange oI cneeiai
iOr chllIing glancess witnout discount 'iH,,, Is
massachusetts - glorious EommonweaHh:
Hcr renown heretofore mas pcen wreatned
with the value OF ner warriors, the wisdom q
ner statesmen ana the worth Of ner cltlze7n ms
Il neFeaner, ln pns vicissIluass OF nun'an az
!aIrss PasTrO1ssm sMasa groM iahs, anu puOllc
.he '.,raa.noos oc 49, .;s ay 1eSt secure on
ha S Essssn - -, Mer ,ano inc Iustre OF
E;rdklsS ~, ~ a" no1 ksow oncs " ~.
rn,ns ogtE ~ ens soNu e@A'eAehce q Inc III
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nrr;va,isH 81. r,,s.s Shn o"s . a.Mays oeell
hssetoe1rs ,,,nre ';n..,,s - Ky wcrc now as
mart of tha annie terr;torv "T no " U'nsr
lending between ;ndcnen3cnt states
Tho 800 ~ No.. .Poru r. - SUES r. $500
.neclieJ h,t ~ s,r;raJ ~ - -. ;lcrry,
ercm;se ss ,hnse ~ Sfy eaH t,a
wh;ch ~ ey;l snrit haa aver atsrsS .E So.n
and diss;nUii;shs5y ~ Sor,c " h;r, ,,,as
Synrdsd M firss nrs,,,,,r,'sf fyn a,,,,"rs :.
inc see second premium 20, o. three collars was
Srln,, ",,;.,aI .s.a.. w .. worcester,
ro..nasn c h tn" c was SnlIrc' anu was nne'y
AZ n,,., n,I 's ,."ne na1 peen rolseo ny
.' S H s4aGo - ouS WIlAs, any not
ofWorcastar ~ h;h;tod ~ ,.Su.a ~ u."s