Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

l,~ Under the grand system of '1siorm, ]" Mai. Noah wys that every viliage POsahastsv, whose income a. moun0 to 9I0 per year, and who suppov.ed the GOr- mer aniaistratOnt should be removed aud his place supplied bY asnppONer of 1ackson.r So look out, geHilemen-
 A Mir. Wilmerton, of Wilrngburgh, Pa. was re- ceD,ly accidmtay killed by son. who was shooting at mark. "a. ea&h .tAs
 A boy has been cOnvicted before the Police Court of New-York, only admouished, aud ,lischerge,. ou the ground that he was too depraSe to be the House of Correction! tat his association with those already there would have tendency |" make them verse!
 Since the first or May last, aGyArus to the amount of $386 76 have been recovered Sais' several indi viduas in Troy, N Y. for vioatiolsr of the law to suppress gambling. N, -..,
 on Sunday morning, Feb l5 the 'itiaeIg of Talla- hassee were surprised to find two inches of snow fn the ground. Such an occnrcnce had not pre- >N0FS'y been known since the settlement of middle Florida. | By report from the ComMrollerof the State of N Kit appears that Sl7O,00O Of pabic moacy have been lost by loans to individuals.
 1 The Maysyile tKy.l Eagle of the 4th sa.s--"The navigation of the Ohio hSs been interrupted for sevc.  the appearance of the ice, we presume 1t has broken I up above." ,5..-sa,,$ j.s,s.s,. l..s..
 A young lrishman, who had burn, his fingers in the Acotapula Mining Company, was asked who, the di- rectors were doing. "Doing" said be- 'they're do. ing the share -hollers."
 A machine has been invented by an Italian for the purpose of banishmg the fog from the city of Paris It ia mounted wheels aud to emit sulphurous flames through t0bes and is to be called e dab dn.bulant
 The printer of paper in the interior of one of the western states whose occupation failed him on the 4h inst thus laconicAly notices the cventdoubtess of some interest 10 himself and his subscribers:
 "O! sshat a splash !--This day, John Quincy Ad. ans and are tipp'd ocet6oara "How zoe apples swir." N,@s T. CLEMONS. I On Friday morning, the o7th a the body of. Mir. Abraham Rosecranz, (a respectable farmer ofNew. bors aged about 5O was toeud lying ia the road ,and frozen, nearly mile from lis house; hp horse stood pur,ly over him, with the hard of his unfortunate mas clenched to siirrup of the saddle, in the cold grasp ofdcash Mr. R. lcit there on horseback about dusk ofthe indictment night preceding, and aiter ri ding several miles, is supposed to hase dismounted to avoid the piercing cold, md walked t overpowered hy the severity of.he weather and fatigue. , Aa. .Oash.--Popes oath wns, "(sod mend me-" A lqk.boy, 70 whom he had refused penny, looking at his dimnu,ivecrooked stature, cried out "God mend you, indeed t would he less trouble to make new ! onc." VI. N4 $ aTs eE4s
 4 xBiaak. .--Whilo we were writing some items, poor woman applied for assstancc and said she had drawn btaRk in the marriage lottery and got bad c husband. By way ofsympahy, weinornled her that so yot had rcAson to he hankill ,ha. ahe was in no worse condition: that she might have had husband who wond have murdered her, &c. We are always happy by n0mpmlseN, as Mihen sayr. For letfus bs ever go miserable, we eau look around and sec or think Of some one more wrcicled than ourseves.-- This should keep us from rcpning. .--Ese, Jour- i| A Kentucky paper has m advertisement hoaded in staring capals. "A Devil wan,ed'-he mast bc moral and indus,ricas, well recommended, and IA years of age. rOld Nick" is of course too old for this situation. @ g4
 lady sean1sfess of our acquaintance says that sle has taken the trouble to the number of stitches required in making common shirt, and found i, to be- lo,S32. This seams large number--Boss. paper. Marders.-The trials of Richard Johnson for the murder of Ursula Newman; oG Ca,harine Cashier for tIe murder of susan Anthony; and of Anu Johnson for the murder ot Ann Carr, took place in New.York last week, and resulted in the convicton of tho two former, and the unexpected acqu,tal of the Iatter . Two of the victims were murdered in the neighbOr r hood of what is called tlc Five Points" ', Look oat !--Another Jersey Bank, the Manuiac' 2 turing and Banking Company" at Hoboken, ha' 1, stopped payment; and the New-York brokers are i, paying only % cents on the dollar for the notes. |
 MARRIED, In this town, by the Rev. Mr. Marsh, Mr. Charles Matthews to Miss Sally Ann Holt, both of this town. i In Harwnton, on the 22d ut. by the Rev. G. E. Pierce, kr. Josiah Market Mrs. Matilda Poger ma Goodse, daughter of Capt. Stiles Goodsell. In Stamford, Mir. Charles w. Knapp to Miss Car. oline Waterbury. dlt&%s In Greenfield, Mass. Mr. Allen Porter, of Bristol, Conn. to Miss Theresa H. Thayer, of tho former | place. - = | A. Fowler; Mr. Job0 COggswei to Miss Julia Phip- piney.
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 In Nos.Pres.on, James Elliott, aged Is, son of Mr. 1 Wm. Elliott, of North6eld. t.o.. = F I In Saugauck, Mrs. Esther Olmsted. 7i, wife ofDa- l rius Olmsted.
 h Richmond, Virginia, Miss PhiIena Carpenter 36, native Of Huntington, Conn. extensively known as Prccepress of the female department in WesheId Academy, Mass.
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