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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-19

English squibs.-A good idea Of the way the John
Bulls hit their first men" may be formcd by reading
the following. Il seems Lord Lyndhurst ha, lately
welded Jewess, whereupon a London paper inserts
an anecdote
Surely hear my fathers voice, exclaimed the
Lady Chancellor, she at breakfast with her
lord. The bell was rung, and in popped the servant.
Tho is that talking in the hall r. inquired her lady
ship anxiously. Only an old jew, my lady, rerl sd
the servant inqulring if we have any worn cut
clothes for snlep The Chancellor chuekled, ana tie
lady looked abashed"
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From The Token for l642.
HUNTING SONG.
BY }, c. pERcivAL.

BY J, C. PERcivAL.
Oh rec how the red-deer boundeth,
As he hears the horn in the morning;
He leaps, as the blast resoundeth,
In his flight, the hunter scorning.
And away, away, oh away,
lie fleets through the forest drear;
It's more wild freedoms play,
Than the hurried speed OF fear
He leaps, as the blast resoundelh,
In his flight, the hunter scorning;
And away, away he boundelh,
As he hears the horn in the morning
Then Ohio | Ohio ! Ohio
Away TO chase the deer
Ohio oho Ohio
The free, the free are here.
And on through the forest fleeing,
lie HES 10 the rock butt fountain,
And hears but the echo, retreating
To the dells and glens Of the mountain.
lie stands by the welcome spring,
And looks in the mirror below
When, bark through the green wood ring
The horn and the loud Ohio!
He leaps, and the blast resoundeth;
In his fight, the hunter scorning
And away, away he houndelh,
Az he hears the horn in The morning.
Then Ohio ! Ohio Ohio
Away to chase the deer
Ohio Ohio Ohio
The free, the free are here
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,ived TO pass the age Of eighty, and sacredly
kept his resolution He lies buried IN The ROYAL
burial place Of his tribe, near the beautiful fan,
oil the antic. the western branch ofthe Thames,
in Norwich, on land now owed by my friend,
Calvin Goddard, Esq. | visited the grave of
the old chief lately, and repeated 10 myself his
inestmable lesson.
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poettral.
From the Knickrbosksr.
TRUST IN HEAVEN.


TRUST IN HEAVEN.
This world is all a heeting show,
For mans illusion given;
The smiles of JOY the tears Of wo.
Deceitful shine, deceitful flow
There's nothing true but Heaven Moore
Trust in Heaven when DER thy path,
Clouds and iempests come in wrath;
When thy grief oppresselh thee,
When obscured thy prospects be,
When around thee misls are driven,
Heed them not but trust in Heaven
Trust in Heaven when morning lifts
Up her head, and casts her gifts,
Light and dew upon the earth;
When she brings the blossoms forth,
I'LL shall shine the stars Of even
For safeguard trust in Heaveni
Trust in Heaven when there afar
Burneth many glorious stat;
Canst thou doubt when thus her light
CLEANS unshaded through the night
That protection may be given
To thy pillow trust in Heaven
Trust in Heaven when one by ono
Swift the waves Of hope glide on,
Leaving thee wreck at last
On the shore whence they passed
Though thy heart be rung and riven, :
Still forever trust in Heaven!
Trust in Heaven = when from its way
Those thou lowest 90 astray;
Strive, still strive to bring them back
To its straight and thornless track;
And that truth may soon be given
10 their spirits, tiust in Heaven
Trust in Heaven lit shall not fail
When the darkest griefs prevail;
And when death al length shall come,
When around thee spreads his gloom,
Pray that thou mays be forgiven
Place thy dearest trust in Heaven!
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The following parody on the beautiful lines Of Id
smith, were taken from the sign silk dyer. II un-
doubtedly obtained for him many fair customer
When lovely woman Tits her saucer
And finds too late that tea will s,aa,
What ever made alady eros er
What art can wash all white agpn1
The only art the stain to cover
To hide the spot from every eye;
To wear an unsullied DIRE above her,
OF proper color, is-To DYE
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Iere is another
Not him.

Run over, an old woman, yesterday
Lord LONDONDERRY was not o1t, they say.
A clever female French writer says, that women
should not sit beside the they with TO conquer
but opposite him Attack heart by full front, and
not by profile, is .r expression.
Cool-We find the following paragraph in the Gin.
cinnati Gazette
We are requested to inform The gentleman who
entered the paper store of j. Williams and forced the
desk open, that should he desire To hls visita
ton he lind The key the top Of The desk as Is
unpleasant to have force applied to the desk.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session lS4I-'42.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session SAL -42.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
il Of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing ariang ement to the middle If March ensuing !:
Practice aud Theory OF Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M d.
Anatomy, Ivy William + Horner, NJ. d.
Institutes OF Medicine by Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
drcn, By Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ, y.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w. Ger
hard, NJ. ID and
Clinic n Lectures on Surgery, by Drs Gibson and
Homer will I've delivered al the Philadelphia Hospital
(Bockey) Students also admitted 10 the ClinI-
cal Instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City.
". f. HORNER,
Dean Of The Medical Facuitv
aug ~, -asWtNav.l5 263 .,hesnut Street, sda.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Oct 7, 1871.
DOCKS MISSING out Of the Library Of the
ID Office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, sup
posed to be loaned and the borrowers forgetting 10
return them, viz,
First volume of Haams Middle Ages.
First volume of Russes Modern Europe.
Second volume OF Bancrons History of the Uni
ted States.
Wheaton on International Law.
oct 9--3t
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,

OCIOUeT IT'D, T6FT.
NOTICES hereby given, that the Library of Con-
gress will be closed Tuesday the 10Th instant
for the purpose of cleaning and arranging the books,
and will not again be opened until Tuesday the 23d
of November,
JOHN S. MEEHAN, Librarian.
Oct. IL colin.
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ID METEOROLOGICAL LECTURES.-Th fiat
j. tering recepion that his first Lecture has met
with from the members ofthe Union Literary and De-
batting Society induces DR., HERNls to deliver whole
Course on Phrenology.
The Course will comprise from eight to ten Lee
lures, to be delivered on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at the Medical College. The first Lecture
will take place Wednesday evening, 18th instant,
at half past o'clock and will be illustrated by
variety of drawings, skulls casts ETC., in plain and
practi. al manner.
AT the close Of each Lecture DR. Fl will make pub
lie examination of a gentleman chosen from the au-
dience.
To put it within the reach Of all who take interest
in the science the price OF Abundance is but dollar
to the whole Course.
~ Tickets at DR.. Herns's Office, nearly opposite
Browns and Gadsby's, and at the Bookstores.
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q On the pavcmen, Law

The broken moonb beams, Ike silver net
Massive and moionless, and, if bird
Sang half carol as the moon rose on
And looked into its nest OF 1t the note
or mono,onous insect caught the ear,
The silence was but Challenged by the sound
And night seemd stler after - V,ths
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HEAD QuAkTgas, MARINE CoRps,

Washington City, Oct An, lS4l. !
SEPARATE Proposals will be received al the Office
~ Of the Qaartermaster OF the Marine Corps in
this city, until IL o'clock, ON Wednesday, the 10th
day of November next, for furnishing ratons TO the
United States Marines at the following stations for
the year 1912;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlestown, Massachusetts,;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington City, District of Columbia
The raons to consist of pound and quarter
of fresh beef three quarters of pound of mess
pork eighteen ounces of bread or -four, at the option
Of the Government; and at the rate Of six pounds of
good clean coffee twelve pounds OF good New Orleans
sugar eight quarts Of beans four quarts Of vinegar,
two quarts Of salt four pounds Of soap, and one and
half POUNDS of good dipped candles to each hundred
rations.
1t is understood that the full side Of beef (neck and
shins excudeJ) be delivered, If required Il such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind guar
tiers be delivered alternately. And the bread or -four
shall be of superfne quality. All the articles to be
unexceponabe, and to be issued to the troops with
out ex pense to the United States.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Ratons
for 1912"
AUG A. NICHOLSON,
Quarfermaster.
oct 5-3awtl0thNov.
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvania, Phil
adelphia; the Portsmouth, Gazette, New Hampshire
the New York Evening Post, the New York Herald,
and the New York Enquirer; the Baltimore Repubil-
can the Norfolk Beacon the Norfolk Heral, the
Richmond Enquirer, and Richmond Wing; the Al
exandria Gazette Alexandra, d. c.; and the Pensa-
cola Gazette will give the above three insertions each
per week and send one copy of the advertisement to
accompany the account when forwarded to this Office
for payment.
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/ Avs OF THE U. S. ls SESSION 9th
II CONGRESS, ave published at this office in
pamphlet, by order Of the Government, and few ek-
ira copies will hc for sale 10 the public 81
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CABINET AND CHAIR FACTORY, doors
~ west OF ID street James Williams has re-
ceived by the schooner Allyne, lot of high and low
back Nurse and Arm Rocking Chairs and Cabinet
Furniture.
Has on hand and continues to manufacture by
experienced workmen all kinds of Cabinet Furniture,
and Cain and Winsor Chairs Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses China, Glass and Liverpool ware
Old furniture taken in exchange for new
Old furniture repaired ard reprinted.
Which will be sold low for cash, or time for good
paper.
On hand, good assortment of Mahogany, which
will he sold low for cash oct Saw3w.
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"Sins are like circles in the water, when a
stone is thrown into it, one produces another.
" hen anger was in Gains heart, murder was
not far of"-P HENRY
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"Wisdom is the result OF calm and disinte-
rested meditations, proceeding from an OBJ ,erv-
ing and penetrating mind il is seldom that ex-
perience alone can confer t.n-Petrarch.
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CHEAP PAPERS Fine Satin Surface Letter
" Paper ruled on three sides, at 81 % per ream,
Also Folio Post, Fooscap, Double Cap, and Envel.
ope Papers reduced prices.
Russia and other low priced Qus, suitable for
schools for sale by WIN F. BAYLY,
(Agent for j. n Herrick)
Pennsylvania Avenue, bet 18th and i3,h SIS.
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EXCERPTS.

Men are so employed about themselves, that
they have not leisure to distinguish and pene.
trate into others, which is the cause why great
merit, joined TO great modesty, may be ong
time before it is discovered. La Bruuere.
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There is no saying shocks me so much. as
that which hear very often, that a man does
not know how TO pass his time. 1t would have
been but ill-spoken by Melhu<alah in the nine
hundred and sixty ninth year of his life.-Cow-
ley.
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"We make laws, but we follow cus,oms.n-
Lady Montague.
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The love OF nature, and the silent apprehen-
sion of her beauty, is a freely bestowed and far
spreading gift. II lives in The best cultured
heart, as the beautiful wild fowerin the unplough-
ed heath 1t lives often pleasant, though unper-
ceved guest. II spreads the charm of It's nhu-
ence, when its possessors has not even name
for it, yet still lives-and they who cannot talk
of It, yet feel its sweetness and its power
HouiH.
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ID EMOVALll-The subscriber has removed ms
IN STATIONERY STORE to Pennsylvania
Arenue be wcen 18th and 18th streets, where he Of
ers a complete assortment Of American, English, and
French FANCY and STAPLE STATIONERY
of various qualities and at the mus reduced prices
WIN. F. BAYLEY, Agent for
J. X. HERRlCK,
Pennsylvania Az, between 18th and 18th streets
Ia
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
New-Haven and Mew-Xork
Steam Boat Line
So,

THE Boats of the successors of the New
L. Haven Steamboat Company" will con-
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New l1a-
ven daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock
A. M. Returning, leave New-York daily
Sundays exceptcd,) at o'clock A. NJ
Freight taken as usual. =,
The above mentioned successors Of the N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed TO be
transported by them, occasioncd by storms
fire, perils Of the sea, or by any other act ex,
ceTt gross negligence proved on the part OF
said company, to greater amount than twe''-
ty dollars, unless Il special agreement, cover,
ing such risks, is made in writing; and will
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned by any such risks, unless the contents
ofthe packages shipped shall be made known
to the said company at the time of shipment
and the same are specially specified and SCI
down in the receipt given by the Company
for the same. c. w. HINMAN, agent
for "Me successors ofGhe N. Hauen $. o. Co. '
New Haven, Dec. 16, lS4O. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
10 RE SOLD.
NEW, we'll fni

& A NEW, we'll finished pwELL-
fSs7sGA IA ING House., Barn, wood house :.
.ss.E IVA Factory, and appurtenancesa situ,
ueAsz4 ated on Woodbury. river, at the,
north end Of the north village, OF tho county
road from Lit :hfield to New Haven, and half
a mile from tho meeting hoase-with abous
II acres of highly improved land adjoining
every part of the establishment, are entirely
new. The fall is about twelve feet, and a,
never failing supply Of water. For further,
particulars inquire of the subscriber on the.
premises. ha#t -..E T.. ''fr 49, .' -'-, ."
Also-36 acres of fine wood land will be
sold if wished. GEORGE p. SHERMAN. =
Woodbury. Feb. 25. 80
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NEW.ENGLAND ..l.
SAW MANUEACTORY.
BRISTOL, CONN .


A TKINS. ALLEN & CO.'S superior and
N warranted Mill Pit, Cross cut. Circalar,
and Gin SA WIS. Merchants and consumers
of Saws generally are informed that the un-,
dersigned are. engaged in the business Of Ma,
nufac,uring Saws, in Bristol. Conn.,, where
they will Keep on hand a large assortment,
especially Of the leading articles in their bu-
sineSs. r*a a, ~ ~-F it f'f .
They have procured some of the most ex-
perienced best workmen in their business,
that all articles manufactured BY them shall
be equal to any other, domestic or foreign
Connected with their esta blishment is an ex-
tensive Machine Shop, , =, !
All orders. either for Saws or Machinery
will receive prompt attention, and be exec;-
ted on short notice. Ssa'lts 81. y. saf7t'hh
sl. ''s,ia ATKINS, ALIEN s. Cd.
Bristol, Feb. 25. 1s4l. Spi9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
Water proof Boots & Shoes,
LEATHER. &C. &c.

THE subscriber has made arrangements
L so that he Is able to manufacture to order
thick double sale and cork Boots, SO much admi-
red by all who like dry and warm feet, and
peculiarly adapted to protect the feet from
Also on hand, and will make TO order,
calf, Kin and Cowhide Boots u Shoes,
of the best materials and workmanii&e mani
ner; Ladies Cater Boots, buskn Ties, Slip
pers, India Rubbers. &c. &C.
Ut India Rubbers and all other Boots and
Shoes neatly repaired as usual.
Also. SO sides heavy and light Sole Leather,
ircm Green county tanneries; Upper Leather,
Morocco. Innings, Bindings. &c. for sale on
reasonable terms for cash or hides. ... 3
rs. A few notes and accounts on hand,
which would be cheerfully exchanged for
something to do business with.
-. "" SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfeld Dec. n. 2S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
NOTICE.

THE Furnace Business will be continued
a and all the accounts Of Darlington and
Morse settled, by J. Darlington & Son-and
they hope, by strict attention TO their ousl-
ness, 10 merit and obtain share OF patron
age from the public. AL orders will receive
immediate attention and despatch.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
Meeting house StOOrs, Wash Sto0es' Boa
StOUes, various sizes, Farmers Kettles
Fire Frames, AndirOms, Dish Kettles,
Basins, Griddles, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold as low as can DC
purchased elsewhere.
The Furnace will now be in constant ope.
ration, so that we shall be able to accommo'
date customers ON short notice.
]. DARLINGTON g. SON.
Lifchfeld Oct l. lS4O, IL
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- Litchfiesd County MIutual
T. L R H.
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

T0HIS Company has been in operation n
Il considerable time, and has insured pro.
perty to very large amount. 1t has funds
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ.
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa-
MES, is now too we'll understood to need any
explanation. Individuals in this county. who
choose to insure their property at Il trifling
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
Village of Ltchtield, or to the agents in the
several towns.
DIRECTORS.
William Bne Jason Whiting
Oliver Goodwin David c. Sanford
Sylvester Gapin Richard Smith
Joseph Adams Israel COe
Stephen Trowbridge
- WILLIAM BUEL, President.
SYLVESTER GALPIN, -Sec'ry. tf27
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
STOVES!

At the Old Stand en- Wcst street.
THHE subscriber begs leave to inform the
l. public that he has now on hand an as
sortment of Stoves far surprising any thing
ever before offered in this market. In con-
nection with his four sizes Of far-famed Ath-
amor Cooking Stores, he has beautiful assort-
ment Of Parlor, Counting Room, Shop, and
Meeting House Stoves, of entire new & most
splendid patterns. Also, sheet iron Stoves
and Stove Pipe of all descriptions, ready
made or made to order. FurnNccs and Fire
Frames in all their variety.
He is likewise constantly manufacturing
all kinds of Sheet Iron, Copper, d. Tin Ware,
all of which he will sell at prices correspon-
ding with the times, for CASH or approved Gre
dit. Those wishing any Of the above ari-
c!cs are respectfully invited to call at the
Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House of the SUBJ
scrbcr, where every exertion will be made
to accommodate their wishes and interest.
/ MOSES MORSE.
/ N. B. Be particular to call at the old stand
of Moses Morse. in West. street, 4 doors ives,
of the County House. M,
! Litchfeld. Oct. l, lS4O. Is
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Dor II. EorK, trt=neekIp,
Through i'm 10 hours. s.

A STAGE will leave the house of George
IN Bolles, South street, Litchfield, three times
,ceek, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive in New-Mil-
ford in time to take the Cars for Bridgeport.
Fare through to New York $3.50.
Persons wishing to go to New York, will
find this the most pleasant and expeditions
route. For seats, or information, apply at
the Public House in South street.
J. C. RILEY g. CO.
Iifcbfpld N51U IA "a