Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28

tlemat. and wiihal a sincere christian. How refreshing it is to look at such man in our national 00vBcilsI- la the-EeAT anl to the right OI MT. Sergeant sits lbe man, who has spoken speeches to the tSne, of, hNancy DawsOns" once and again-the immortal DUctUr Duncan, 'aIf Fedolent Of gin undt t0. baccosos~~iG|.y .RRe NOetDass pdliiGal ca- reer is drawing to a close. and he must now g0 back 10 lhc hOn;Oep elhic ak Ctncinnati.
 The ysTSatifty cf Frtune.-The tendency of our RepublicSh institutions to scatter iac-, c1Fhula:ed wealtksnnd prevent the perpetuity of graRh meNied power in the same family, has Osten been remarked upon. 9Yhe qchiig dTetl e @ o9 the M m man who now Ut the topniast ro9pd 6f foYtDHe's ladder may bs at the foot. and the bcggars of today may be- the rich man of to-nIQTvow. We have in our mind two striking examples of this versatility Of fortune. ," We well recoIlect the apDearGncc .Qf two youths sog9e, S5 or 40 years ago, both ofMbOut the S;ume Wgey butmOving iRsthe tWU extremes of s0ciely. The ono was t p6ot., ragged boy the Son of humble parents, his. fatheE laboriDg 'at a precautions Qccupaaionr and the son, 10 all appearance, llestiRed:nev- CT to rise above 1fe station Of'hisa father.- Tie other was 7aashing; gay young fellow; novlngsi0 G,ne5 ffsss' clrclaqssE;; Ais lethcr U
  The fortner has carved out for himself a for lune' by iildOslfysanu persev8feaee, and does business aS 'utTherchaAt' on his own. cnpital,. while the fatieT iscdestituts of every thing; and has bt:cOsNe the minute OfSan aims hOast,.
 These are by no means solitary cases.-- Every snar who has lived a score Of years can call to yniia sianiias instancesio Indeed we eiiis scAaretly name more than one or two osy our many opulent mey@hants' who lave inherited anygeoesidsral,fs portion of their wealth; nearly 'dtf oT them have risen from humble life, and by ,RersevefingF industry, ihtviIigenceL una jna0railable energy, hasn bsen ,tlle4tna kefsof tbeIt own fortunesi And yet these aFe' the men whom cnvious dc'nh- gDgoeS iSre 'perpetpn4ly hstigmhfi4ing as purses pSdud ar5saOcfaisAas though the pos- session of wealth. acquired by slow and la- bori6hs processes. aud which must inevita. bly be parcelieiI but into several portions 'af. ter t's'' tleeeasi. osiss rdssessors, were fraughs with all lat evils of the hereditary aristocln-- eies' oftAs 1sl Nofld !A SdeA GSss,ss:''''' q AaglllE Gsissl1. .--vye hSpSppene d Inc 6t6er daysio hctir' d ts,tsi+s, WoinainA Every ,,pretty slae iNAsL tti0 1-dSpre essinS tae most bio ofotd, ignoranSe respectli,g domestic econSaa,sS 4- Csedse Ashf ,eash %6fds,s and y1u wov!4 be- tjeve that she does h0t 'khOia hsaa ;p potato. looks before n Fs euOkcst--ev wierher ic grows upon trees whk a.. skeif like u walnut. 6f fis t. a'idUHestic animal, fed on t6rS,, asni, slaughsehea fST tls tabfe!.o She wolid have her frienas-or perhaps she would 'afy her, nc,U.or ,s WY , & esi, wns , iowsr G1or; and thas sShe has no more idea ofSSuAi5iry opefntoliss than ROyslss6hS SCfu. soc's man Friday posseAsedl Yet VIC are ready to stalk Olt lives up9n the fact that if she M;ss Egot pEn ID q. kitebsp, shasEasediE cated us scuiiitsls md slhnt her fingers were hl her earlier youth-sfe is young yet, -s--Inucts more amil liar with brasses oRSltle aroaipnlSngs and !HilN the Interior of the slew pBas, and with ashes In the Srates, than with ,he piano aforl8 ksySF or with cambfic nee tiles. ]! Nothing but lqridicIlOds' desire to. conceal whatwouid be no disgfdcs to hef,'if 4xnowlI, could tempt her to such ridiculous and tying pSksCtatiOn.I cde q 9Si92.1 oah ,i'"N
 No true E.dyi Is ashansea ef knowledge Oflthe de.uils and duties of a 1ESlsehold- on the contrary 'wOula be extremely n1oftifiI- edslt ignOrasce Of such essentials. 1t iSno. tnittteF if fortune iEis so blessed hev that sins, Revd Eiotsoit her fingers in domestic occuPa4- ,ioFs. ! Al knowledge 0f theih' Is "Wbs0suytyy nccrssary to procure their performance by servants. She is h wretched butt iSf kitchen malice; and d tavictlfn of wnnion Wtist., Who cannet detect servants initheir Hiisd,ings by HCs o"U MUOWICHScs 1O, ,COynIttuBu knO TSS- ps&t and Obediente of fsefvants,ai hOtisekeebrr should be s,i well informed as 10 be able 't0 answerthem upon questions, sometimes nlit- liciOusly put. Her eye should never lose sight of any part of the dosaestic cstablisir- .nent ; and she should be qualified to oversee understanding Iy' 1afso-' Else might a man rich as Crusus be beggaSed by his kitchen, and still 'bc 5are noGe Ihe better for it. H' 'f
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 4 Rogue rcsThght in his 0cn Irap.-A sin gulae incident occurred during the holidays Oa the opposite side of the river. Two ladies who resided in Illinois, came to dhc city to make pnfchases.A Awell dressed man fol- loweii them into several stores, at one af which one of them got a ten d0llaf bAl ehangpd, receiving the change in srlaIf bills. In 'tke evening oii their return nome, when a short distance from the ferry in the pfai- rie. the same man they had seen in the city rode yup to them and detianacd' the. money. The one who had the fGohey drew it out, and in attempting to hanll it to, him the iwind caught the bills and carried them off on to the, ground. The man disrnounted to, pick theM npsa as soon as he vas down, the h. dies put whipto their horses and made ,OfS as inst as possible. On their way they yihearql the clatter ,ofg horses hoofs following them. but were too much terrified to stop oE 7lOok back When they reached their: own gate, behold the robbers horse was with thefft, .g fine auiynal, With an elegant saddle and pair of rsad1lc- -bagss i&c.s bW the man was mo- where. ins sight; they supposed his horse esl S.N ned Xvhi0ft he Sv q Ti~ 6i,,S |, vS Vkks hlVS