Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02
STANZAS.

In dawning hopes delusiSe light, As in the perfect days:
 Then let the weary love the night Twas made for such as they. Laugh on-laugh on-gay, thOughtless one For 1t ls summer now;
 Why si,oudst thou weep, when foEtune's sun Is shining on thy brow
 You gauzy cloud, that floats on high. May hide tempest lurking nigh; Laugh then, while laugh you may
 Leave care and grief to watch and sigh; Why mourn with such as theyH Sleep on--sleep on-fond, trusting fair Love should no vigils keep;
 Thou dreanI'st of bliss; too soon despair May wnke thee but to weep.
 The summer breeze that kissed the rose And drank it's breath, now idly goes
 To wanton with the vine
 Sleep on |! thy guardian spirit knows, If such fate be tline
 Press on-press ou-amhition's son! The goal is yet to win: ,-....
 Heaven grant, the course which thou wilt run
 Lead not to shame and sin;
 Fond hearts are crush 'd, and left to pine;
 The ransom of . sOHg like thtDe,
 Their price could never pay; ....
 But, onward to the glit,'ring shrine
 Why pause for such as tleyi
 7dRersnd-Tt is, if we remember correctly. Dr they cannot die" And something of this was man. ested in the life and death of ,e Prince !ateyrand He set at nought the ordinances and requirements ol the Christian rellgon as he had been taogn M men h;a dissolving relations with man.. Kings and emperors of Europe seemed be the object Of his idoaIry At length the king of terrors was announced The cow ardIy recreant betook himself to his devotons, and re- menbered the lamp of religion, whosc light he had sought to quench.-U. x. Gag.
 The Tuscaloosa Intelligencer states. that MT. Mosey Baker, who left Alabama some years slnce ior Nnfn vnFaRNIa circumstances m re- gard to hs transactions with the State Bank at us' caloosa, has honorably and fully repaid the injury which that institution sustained through hls means ance ofshis request Mr. j. White one of the direc. tors visited him. aud received the full amount of the claim including interest," being in al about thrty-tWo thousand dollars and gave Mr. Baker a full dts charge. s rtao .l.. .a
 Mt. Clayton, accompanied by . lady, ascended in balloon, at Cincinnat on the 4th inst: They de' scended about 95 miles from the clty, m Ctns9n co counter currents prevent Q longer voyage; No Wu' ry to the eronauts and but slight one to the balloon in descending, against the branch ct tree.
 Public Execution. find the following in the Se in lSe las. sentence. David Scott, murderer, was recently executed at La Prte, Indiana. As @sual, crowd were present, and the wretch swung OH brave ly. Hxndreds Here present sH sco"'e"s caotnes'
 Erhuma.ion of h,ee Ind;an Bodies.-While seve' ral men were employed last week in digging m a ditch in meadow no. far from the l"Hse ot MT. ls rael Brown in Sudbury Mass they csfntet,ee s,n oi preservation. There was no appearance on tne surface of tho ground that indicated place 1t sePS ure, and the discovery was purely accidental. The ns about .Ss Kind of he dust lay immediately over them, seemingly the ae cayed remains of cloth, or something else. winch had been spread over them. When tiIs was remo- m long straight hair which seemed perfect as upon living being, immediately crnmbled to dust Ihls was, however, the only alteration which an exposure to the atmosphere made. The sk'n seens 70 m nsSs ,, flesh corrupted, and has assumed dark dlngy coior' no, unlike that of an Egyptian mummy :,
 The features appeared 70 have retained on all tne same expression as wlet death overlook them-an ex' precision of terrific sternness, such as must have been assumed either at moment Of great anguish or pas son In various parts of the body of the one winch lay in the centre were holes, when migha nave Ces made hy imet or bayopet, and on the head ot the others the skin was parted, showing fracture on the skull hone, which was evidently produced ny q se. were blow from some shaTp-edged instrument Cn being to appearance unbroken. A number ot arrow heads, and . tOmahawk nearly eaten up with rust were found few feet of. The bodies were raised and carefully removed. and It is the present % of thoee who discovered them to place them m the New-England Museum where the public VII De en; abled to view them, with the many cur'osities and wonders which have been collected there.
 The meadow in which these entombed warf1cfs were dug up is chiefly valuable for it's excellent turf and to the nature of the soil. may Do attributed the singular preservation of the bodies. conclusion am ply sustained by similar dsGoveI;e. winch are are ian anu where the gallant Wadsworth and his little band were massacred by the Indians, on the memorable 18th of April, l676 and t is nc. improbable so sup and were buried by their comrades on the spot where they have lain undisturbed for over century and half-Concord Freeman. CF. 6I gd
 4 Eseessr.-" Mein Herr Kaufam & Co" are the editors of Tory Van Buren paper got up at Massi lon, Ohio, called "Vaierslandffeund und Geist deI Zen," enough to choke any one by it's name, to say nothing of it's calumIliss on Americans.-Ere"'"s Sur. .h a.H. r.rsl H..t ......-...
 Horr;d Ssicide.-A lad of IS years of age commit ted suicide at Masonborough Sound on the 24th ut He frs, attempted to GU. his throat, but finally blew his brans ont with rife. The ball passed entirely through his head, and carried of the whole of the up hoof.- Warrington, tN. O. Ado.
 Domestic Lite.-Peasure is to women what the sun s to the flower; if moderately enjoyed. it beau
 es it refreshes, and it improves; if immoderately it withers deieriOrates and destroys But the duties Of domestic fife, exercised they must be, in retire ment, and calling forth all the sensibtes of the fe male, are. perhaps, necessary to the full deveope
 ent of her charms. as the shade and shower are td the rose. confirming its beauty and increasing itsfra granee.
 Fins Lifi.-The publishers of newspapers in Pennsylvania charge four hundred dollars each to' advertising the revised Constitution. We believe Il was ordered in all the papers in the State.
 Elecascity.-Why is the ireside an unsafe place in a thunder storm: Because the earbcnaceous matter or scot, with which the chimney isned acts as con- duc.Ov fog the lightning. Why is the middle of an apartment shs safest place during thunder storm Because. should fash Of lightning strike building or snisr t tt any of the windows. it will take its d. reesiou aloaR shs alls without njurng the centre d