The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-01-31

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sels dead, &C. u She msssiae wisA he Fesaae q
che whisky, he made solslion ol lasEe quanag II
eawIhoS, Which he drank OF He died % aboul egh'
houfs.
Power IF Conscience willminp,ou tDelewar.l
Waterman says: I" ieuer without dase or sEnarnre,
posinarked Philadelphia, llih JAM, has been
ed at the Bank Of Wilmington and BRANDY " ne, en-.
PLANTATION direction, than the following This
ney belongs to the bank Of Wilmington and Brady.
vine, the principal and Interest IN lu'L'
Eaicide.-A Young lady belonging to an ado; ming
County, having had her affections wen, and won ouiy
to be sighted by perfduOus over--wIlh too much
pride to sue for a breach OF promise, and too much
feeling TO forget the njury-determDed upon self de-
structioD. Accordingly few nights ago, she left the
of her parents and threw herself iniO the cut
rent Of the TOwilaga. Being missed in the morning
by her friends, her footsteps were traced to the Sfaa
stream, and after dgent search, her body found
&Gcon(S. CO. Tel.
| a fit Sabject for DissectiOn.--The Worcestershire
states that of the Physcians in Scarborough re-
| ceived recently letter of which the following is a
\ true copy:
Sir-I consign my remains 70 be dissected at dis
erection at the Medical College.
Casse-Tedium VitR, or q certain cure for lntem-
perance has induced me to effect it. No obseques is
asked. In the pine grove near Mr. E. Flagg's shall
adds, that the body was found agreeaby 10 direc-
ons and It appears in evidence, that the person who
has taken this courses relieve hmslf Of the troubles
OF life, had drunk, time about qsGSt and halt
Gpsnt Of rum which produced an apoplsxy.
Portsmouth, paper states that the Rev. Dr. Nichols
Of Portland has been elected to the Presidency Of Har-
ward College in the place OF Rev. Dr. Kirkland, who
| it says has resigned.
observation-disclosures has been received from Mr..
nd
vailed in the colony. The annual election ofcyil of
icers took place at the end of August. Lot Carey
chosen vice-agent The people Of Little Baasa, s a
restless and suspicious tribe had caused them much
loss and trouble BY darilg robbery. Mr. A. had de-
manded the ring leader in irons, and the restitution OF
the property. He intimates that f this is refused,
empary punishment will fall on the nation at large,
Tie sufferers were people Of Grand Bassa unier the
protection of the colony who had property Of the col
onists charge. More than 1000 men in Of that
nation, offered himthe assistance hearing Of the
robbery A. proposes that some one ofihe board
of managers should visit the coony-The Repository
contains address from the coonists the free peo-
pie Of color in this country which expresses very
strongly their desires that their brethren may follow
them. - 3
ColorSsation Socisty-Gerrit Smith, ESQ. of Peters,
borough, N. Y. has given 500 to the society; and
proposes to give the same sum annually for nine wears
in addition, condition that SO others shall pledge
$1,000 each 10 the same way. making in ten years
sum of $780, The receipts into the Treasury from
Nov. Dist to Dec. 3lst, were SOS 80.
The Supreme Court ofthe United States il 10 SEES
sion at Washington On the motion Of Mr.. Writ
Messrs Peleg Sprague, Of Maine; Edward Bates, Of
Mssourie; Daniel Caswe, Of Ohio; and Samuel
A. Foote ofNew-York, were admitted 10 practice in
the Court. The number Of causes on the docketisl34
The new sIoop of war Falmouth, Capt. sA<tyan, is
ordered round from Boston to Norfolk, eve on
board Judge Rochester, Minister to the Central Re-
public, who is to proceed Immediately on his mission.
Village standing on the Pennington River Turn-
pike in the town OF Barkhamstead and its vicinity has
been named Hitchcockylle.
Neo and tmpor90nt Stage Route.-.-A line Of Stages
from Washington city to Baltimore, Shrewsbury Lo-
ganville York, Yorkhasen, Harrshurgh, and thence
up the Susquehanna to Batavia, in the state Of New
York, has commenced to daily carrying the NAL
and misrepresentation report OF the Postmaster
General appears that this route reduces the distance
between Washington and Batavia, from 600 to 800
miles. -
The N. Hampshire Medical society met at Concord on
the Cd instant 1t was resolved AT the table annui
long continued custom Ut having Spirits not only as
an ornament, but temptation placed the dining
table.
The trial Of T. B. Redmond for forgery, terminated
in New York on Thursday week. The Evening Post
states that the testimony was such to leave doubt
on the minds of any TO the innocence of the
person accused; and the verdict was received with
the greatest appreciation.
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Outragr.---An assault was made on Elder Jason
Lathrop Of Newport, N Y. on the Cd instant at the
door OF his own house. An attempt made to stab
him in the side, which left but slight wound
He was knocked down with club BY winch he was
severely injured. A week afterwards, his recovery
was considered doubtful
Maryland erect.----Goyernor Kent Is reelected 10
this state. He 10 warm friend Of the administration.
The friends of the administrator have also carried the
executive council by handsome majority.
The organization of the Cherokee government has
| alarmed the Georgia politicians 10 Congress. On
Tuesday Mr.. Fort Of that state, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted by the House Of Rep
! resentatiyes
:. Resolved. That the Committee on the Judiciary
be instructed to inquire if any OF the Indian tribes
within the Territorial jurisdiction Of any of the states,
have organized an Independent Government, with Il
permanent location in said state and, ii they
find that any attempt of the Kind has been made. to
inquire into the expedency Of reporting 10 the House,
such measures they may deem necessary to arrest
1 such permanent location" w.
Profitable DGiyying.--The Rutland Herald says
1The following proceeds from q cows, he last season.
we have from the owner Mr.. Jonathan Dyer Of Clar.
endon. Such enterprise Is worthy Of imitation.
GOLF lbs. cheese, Ia cnts. $375 10
| a. $50 do IL 90
! 1000 do. butter, II I-2" 1877 so
/ Proceeds from the sales Of calves, 5000
! ~ $3.50 60
Mr.. Dyer assures uB that the whey and bullermik
amply paid for making and all contingent expenses
| The cows had no extraordinary keeping, but were