Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-17

Stafe for assisiance. Butthis aid they will
not seek when not respected.
J. We say them again, let the common school
be made Ut to educate all, and let all send to
II. This alone will secure an education for
every one. and this is republican More
than all; this is duty. If the rich and poor
would unite their efforts, numbers, wealth,
and intelligence. the common schouls might
De made IAN academy in advantages. Parents
need not send their children from home to
secure good school n good school may be
made in every mcighbOrhood.
AnecdaIe Of the late Sir Edmund NagLe-
When a young man, travelling in n post
chaise up Shooters Hill, n highwaylnan rode
up, presented pistol into the window, and
demanded his money or life. Sir Edmund,
then u very athletic man, seized the arm of
the rufian, twisted the pistol from it, drag.
god him through the window,und placing him
beside him to keep him quiet, ordered the
post-boy to drive on. The humble suppli-
cations Of the highwayman were answered
with "be easy, boy, be easy wont hurt
ye." Still, the conscience stricken robber
kept pleading, till at length the chaise reach
ed the captains lodgings, when he hauled
the fellow out Of the coach, walk ed him up
then took off his coat aud said, "Now, sir,
neither mean to hang we. nor hurt We, but I'll
just give you broth Of a bating,' which
having accomplished, he opened the door,
babe the robbcr go Oft, and the next time he
stopped u coach, to r;,p ut the window, and
ask if Pat Nagle was inside, before he ven-
tured to poke his pistol into it. "a t..."
Our friend was invited to dine ut the house
of n gentleman, whose amiable lady is pro.
verbal for her nea.ness, and the excellent
manner in, which she prepares the good
things of this life, and accepted the invitation.
The dinner was abundant and excellent
nothing was wanting-and the most fastidi-
GUS epicure could not possibly have taken
exceptions to it. The lady, however, like
most of the dear creatures, soon commenced
making excuses. ]" My husband always
any notice when. he brings friends to dine
with him. Our dinner is very poor."- Our
friend said he thought it was very good-he
could not wish for better. The lady insist
ed that it was miserable dinner, and ended
by declaring that il she could have had half
hours notice, it would have been better Our
friend here deliberately laid down his knife
and fork, moved short distance from the
table, and remarked very gravely, that he
had thought the dinner was very good, but
as he was in no particular haste, he would
wait awhile and give her time to prepare
better. The effect of the rebuke may be
e'''S.' 0~' ~''A''o' w uose So'ss. 49,.
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.it 800 on.
Tba va R Esom Ms L1 ~ T.. noa I:a,
The dafaic..;s,s - .hs;. ST. 1r.a. 49,
Swa rtwo,,t pr;ca ana G-,,;o, hava hsan
bronch, 10 i;eht ,h.t .hess .h.en a;s.eo' UsI
ed cSaracters are all ..S;c. ' W. aS GioSa ~
Ind;n~ tn the recent r'nes .ha. ~ ~ a. 81
cretarv of War. M Cass no,v an,ho 'ss az" 10.
10 France. had moved ~ h. q def:a',i.e. s sous
. The Eedarai fact;,,, nc h,,s.,
r,mors of daf,ico.;on ~ az, 10y e, P.vpS;I:s
.yent,o,oon INss ~. ~ ~. .dS uas-
r,,e,,,;o, f.or, M. S.a.,..s,.. = H"", ~
her o,on czass ,oho hans bro,,eib, sSa.ns ,,os,
hemselnes nnd ,bs;r co,,n,r,, ;, The ~rso. Sr
of New VGrb no,,. nl bic ios;
,oIitical lees. and therafore' as ro;rbt ,,.tn
raiiv he exnected s,ronaiv IN fnwer ~ 1 49,
sub. TIE, s,,rv. l. renorted hv the ,ester WI
er IF tb;s naner rhen aii;,d;no ~ S,,,"n.
wont,s shorfr cpn;nes in d,,tv 10 Rave snoLan |
Il ~. evtrsr,a ;;va,As. nf certo II con
W. s'' 1.IS''s $3.50 e
= ~: - auo ~. Na..' Ma.y ~
1850 ~ t..e ~ ~
nco frand ana 6alsahood roaLes q ,yhn,sssie !
OBJ of the business. and saws. g General Ora.
lot is a t9aDa;ue ,chig MIR. Swartwout is a |
AIMING conservative .,chie and Mr.. Price a |
ems Conservative phig. as STYLED in New
FORK. That's true So far" AS Swartwout
md Price were nominated to their Offices bv |
General jackson. the presumntion. a. Ieasf. !
] against their being fiaming Whirs. ar |
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