Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
ma there's pa r portion Of

The Ma Ina there's pa p portion of
the story is as . nat'raI as IiSe.'
when the troops matched an Broad
way. louder even than the music were TO
be heard the scrOams Of delight from the
4 cnildrens at the crowded windows on each
SIDE. Ma! mai there's pm - s Oh!
there 9 Ohm. g Look At UNCLE on his big
horse. The troops did not march il yefy
good order. because. independently Of shsif
NOT kncs wing how, there was great deal Of
independents 10 contend with. Al one
time an omnibus and four would drivo in
and cut of the general and his STAFF from
his division 81 &C anaaher; i caft would roll
ia and insist upon following Close upon the
band u nausic; % that itwas mixed pro-
cession-genarals, omnibus aud four, Inu4'
sic. cart loads of bricks, troops, omnibus
and pair, artillery hackney coach, &c.
Itiuill be seen 81 tho following, that be
didanot muce like ihai looks sc the Liberty
Caps 10 New YORK: y. .sss.s s.Ss
" AT the corner Of many 81 tlse squares.
Or blocks of buildings. % they are termed
here, IS erected 1 very high niAst, with l
cap 81 liberty upon the top The only idea
We have ofthe cap Of liberty Is, the 6on,ses
rouge ofthe French but the AmericsEls
will ot2copy tho Preach, although thsy
will the English; SO theysha 1 can az
their own, which, begging their paraOMs
With its gaudy cOlofs and gliding, IookA
more like q fool cap than any thing else.''
Here i genuine Yankee story
which Capt. ~. says was Eclated TO him on
the deck ofa Hudson river steamer. !, We
guess, however, that he found it-.4Mllere ~
might have found q number Of Ills oysgiaGk
lin some old Anerisan newspaper Of Jest
book. Il ''s u. .asaf7F .i#
bad asgsnuiins Yankee story from,
one ofthe party OH deck. i was inonir-
ing tine sHudsoh vas troasR pp os not d.
ring the winter This Isd ~ - ! conversar
ten az % the severity Of the winter, wlaaa
one man, BY way Of proving nor cold Ii
was, said ss'Whys : had cowson my loe
up, the fft6ts and last winter sIssekof iii
among the ice, aid was carried down three
miles before We could gel her out again.
The consequences has been that Sic has
| MIXED nothing but ice crsGass ever since /. n
IN the following paragraph, The; Cant.
lauds the game Of nina pins, - prac.ised' IL
this country. and gives ~ i method of esti-
mating character, assnoval as II il queer !:
I" The game Of nino pins u lavorite'
game In Amefieay and very superior "a
what i IS in England. Ia Gnierics. the
ground il always covered properly OveE,
and the balls are rolled upon u woodept
floor, as correctly leyelIed % . billiard ~
BILE. The ladies join II tho game, which
here beconnes m agreeable and not TOO "a
ltiguing an exercise. was very fond Of
IlreqneMting their alleys. mos only CO. The
exercise but because, among the various
ways q estimating character, I had made
up my mind that there was none mora like
" 10 be correct, than HE. estimate formed
| by the manner in which people roll the
balls, especially tina ladies'"
The factis, the Captain, We believe. IT,
a Boston bog by birth, and In this book no
| has proved his New England origin. He
has played the universal Yankee nation \
gin0ine YANKEE trick. HI has ;nyenfetIE
- FIRST rate article" 4 saleable book, on
tho principle Of the !" wooden nutmeg. bass
wooden pumpkin, and wax woed morpg
mulsicaulis seed specaFasi0ns to say nosk-
ling Of "sof solder" There Il rsally mo-
thing 10 Be angry with iii bis book. He
makes Did. stale, and slIop worn jok es, 4 a.
good as new --renoyating Them, fer saecid
hand,pse. with Bras.ls street ingenuity, to
suit bis customers. He knew that anything
he night.writs on this couairy would ssif,
and he has taxed bic wit to see how much
Enonsense he could blsnd with prsscribed
portion 6f some sense, with6Bt making the
lcompound too slab for deglutiiion. What
he appears 20 have written seriously, We
cannot b offended at. What he has WRIT
ten. for the sake Of selling. y asnusingly in
offensive. Sas
| An Essnyi.l Wset. The Coiurnbus tGa. Journal
thus chronicles few bef events ID ~ lie 81 CHI
zsn He asmaSisd on Tnesdny eysning on We'd.
nesday evening his bride presented him with sn ksir
on Thursday b. koe Atunks and On Ffdsy hs waseon.
mited to the common idl Of Lpwndss county fof Biz
brides debts On Saturday his cfild died; on Sun
day ID was buried on Monday ainfant Of two pears;
pareniage lhtherto unknown, was acknowledged as
ofhs wife 'smasernity; On Tuesday he asbaisd out
Jail; and On Wednesday wound pp the week b.
turning NJ wife y. q doors hAg apd baessg., beat
ing her nsrse. and throwing ~ docscgs addls bag.
after him when that worthy sxpss,ulalsd.
George Poihdsrisrs formerly member Of The y. 81
Senate from Nlasissippi. has removed % Texas.
Z Do youmaks yourselves q home, ladies,' said Z
female 70 her yialass, one day I'm a tloast. my.
ssIE and wish you all wsrss $500
olsssis e. thou sleeping r. g tie owl .aid /.
The chicken one night. HsEft
I'm not fond # casnip = a. little iii aid whel
pussy bit her nose.
Stop my papsr asshe fellow saia whsh be wa.
running away. Il r. h,
Il No Ardent Spirits are allowed tv ihe labdsrs on
section 6't ofthe Reading RailioAa. The csniraet-
sayshe has 70 difficulty in obisining good hands
that work goes On with regularity and peace and