Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-20

a stay nl one Herk aEinng ilse tl,ul,sas,,l aud one cuuaina nt |" New Ruad.t 9nllre
 iI ssl soy. tiins tlcir luspilaiiiiet were sncn | as lllc heuceullants ofa New Ehnhnd sl,,ck
 knsslv lnsw Co extend, and we rus, a,.rp mieasurally approximations iheir .Isrn CTS ever br iull, aud thcir shadnwa iev, P he .ers. Wallnn was sEltled for she f1,,,s,
 parl by peflnlr from Cnnneciic,.l. fd l,,s,
 plriu0n l0nvesi under tntpFuve.nen, ia in .
 guud state sl' l'culIIv4ii0n, hat Esrms ca,, ,,,,,r
 hs had within i's IulI.s l:'r I;,ur tDllnrs u,.r
 acre. Tue sna,ke ,ii' burning l,u,hrr Is a'.,.s
 occasionally rislng from ter hit.sitl,s ,.;t.
 ing lisni wood instead ol being l,cId fl, l,,,,l
 esliIuatiun lsr US value is rrunr,le,I ra,i,.,s
 as an incumbrance i0 be delivered over ,a
 fhe deRUurinw element. Me had iht F,l,.s.
 sslre of atleRd,ng church one pshhaah' '.l,,r. ing u,Ir stay. The place oi wOrsE,t, ,s
 small and old fashi0nrd--bul .lhe ,rrsehs
 'ng wss excellenl, and the audiences inteL
 iigent and devOlI0nal in sppearsn snce. ard ! cauld nOi refrain trDm allowing my heart lD gOOut towards those. hardy pionerfs svhn i.ad suhdued the forest, and est Of iIls fr,,i, OE thesr 0wti tOiis, and worship G,ai at.. cordIng i0 the d,cIalee oi their Oivn c,,n.
 science, wnh nUue iO tnolesi or make aiFald." Among tue acQuaintlnces form. ediwas lhatOl m aged lady, who had well
 nigh reached an hundred years uf exis,. ance, yet she IS enlnyng good heahh and so lar as | ca,ld discover feia,ns her lscml
 ties unippaired. Her rec0eclinrs nc The scenes ,N the Revolution are vivid aud clear and Ter voice seemed animated, aud her eye assumed an OpWUnted brightness sa. she dwels upon the iiheare vf her cnpbsry's struggle ia tie cause of human liheay.i Like nlOsi Of the mothers of the Revolution sire was compelled tO make greai sacrifices m those days which fried even the souls Ot men, but like iiem ahe put her trnsi in the Gsd of battles and en,nlaiea lie ssrbIi,pk heroism of the mothers ofspBsia who sent Eirih lheir sons io fght ih their caunirY'si defence bearing ,heir sLiells-- biiiiny ilieul l" return wilhlhem er upo0 ihenl,'' Choice butter is a staple prOd1ciinn in Walton and ln large quantities for the New York mar
 ket. Maple sugar is also maunfacluresl. some families making 2,5O0 pounds in d season. Among the incidents If the v;sii
 was horse~ shack ride plahned and Bstlntyt> ly executed by an energetic cDngirI. The sieedS were somewt siscaitered, ,bni hy dipt of perseyerng effort they were al las, col lecied and we siaried on our trip, con, pany of eight persons, and returned safely al evening having accomplished journey os se..::.-.,ecn c. miles. The parry were riders of some experience sseve one pretty cousin who found II ssinewhal annoying, s.:. s-, she bore np against her trials Dtas.ely, and reached the goal with lhc rest. Tie ride for tiie time being wus faiigucing, bul nights fepose brought us it0 rosy morn in !gmd health mad spirits, prepared 10 to airl> pie justice 10 the fine sepasi set bciere uss A succession If ofipiesnarsisges for years has 2 made cousins ofahis eniire community, and 1 xe found them Irving on tie mos, iGimaie ernis of driendship, and week spe0t in l II their midsI seemed f;,reiasip of that l italloyed friendship aud undylng affection ] lat stall peFvsde with it's brightness and ! purity ll,a, la,d which lies beyond ,A $ vale ,f tears. Our visit at an end we returned | " nearly lhe same ronie which we pursu- k d in going, not . litile amused aud instruct. I d with tie incidents of our jnurrey.
 NorfOlk. 0ri. [, 1853. T. Y;