Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
REPRESENTATIVES.


 The following is list of the Representatives so far as they have been received.
 Lacl. l.6eid-PhineIas Miner, Morris Woodruff. . Barkhamstead-- ---Elijah Jones, Mathew Allen.
 Mathematician Jackson.
 Canaan--.Wm. M. Burral, Nath'l Stevens, jr.
 Cotebrook...Arthur Howell. Samuel Whitford.
 Cornway-Peter Bierce, John A. Sedgwick.
 Goshen--Augustus Miles, David Wooster.
 HavUinton-NIarvin Griswold, David Wilson.
 Kent---Nathaniel P. Perry.
 Nelc- Hart fcrd--.John Spencer, Elijah Curtis.
 Ne,e-INlif ford-David s. Boardman, Clark Hine.
 Nortoik. Amos Pettibone, Thomas Stewart.
 Piymoush-.Samuel Garnsey.
 Rorbury.-.D David Brothwell.
 Saiisbury.--Samuel Church, Robert Ball.
 Sharon-Ansel Sterling, Samuel R. Gager.
 Torrington-.-Noah Drake, Jr. Horace Gillctt
 IVaren.-.Gcorge Starr.
 Washington Newton. Chester Ackley.
 Wntprtown-James Bishop.
 WInchesser..-Joseph Miller, Alva Nash.
 Woodbury.--S Samuel Steel, Harvey Morris.
 Hawford.- Thomas s. Williams, John Russ.
 Bristol Charles c. Ives.
 Pennington Timothy Pitkin, Jared Griswold.
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 Ne,c- -I7aren-Dennis Kimberly, Philip S. Galpih
 Woodbridge--Noves Darling, Arch'd 4. Perkins.
 S0uth6pry-- John Moseey.
 Waterbury. .Bennct Bronson, Austin Steele.
 U We have heretofore taken no notice of a con temptb!y scurrilous creature in the New.Haven Re. gister supposed to be the editor under fictitious sig. nature who has taken occasion three four times to alludc to us, charging us with forming league with the Hartford Review and Middlesex Gazette to pro- mote the eec,io" orcertain candidates to Congress nor should we now notice but that it embedded n the public sign posts and tipplng shops But "mark how plain tale will put down. this calumniator. It is not ruc then, and Mir. Barber did not believe it when he so stated it, that we made any bargain with those editors, had any understanding with them, either of them. We never exchanged word with either of them upon any subject; we never wrote ei ther of them line nor received line from them.- Nevertheless, Mr. Barber, we believe "when bad men conspirc," good ought to unite and en deavor to put them down.
 With respect to the reiterated charge of our being under particular obligations to Mir. Huntington of his being the main prop and principal supporter of this paper, that also is fase He is a subscriber to it. as presume he would he to any paper established in this town: farther than that. he has not to our belief done any thing for its support.- So far from being under any particular obligations to him, have noi to the best ot recollection, had five minutes conversation with him in twice that num- her of years. It is bad principle, Mr. Barber, 10 judge anothers motives by your owns as it is prover. bia that your ideas of political support altogether graduated by selEintercst. The election however, is now over. Mir. Hunting ton is probably elected to Congress; and if this paper has been the means, in however slight degree, in furthering this object, we are heartily glad of Mir. Huntington land Mr. Barber has not nop to learn it) is man of fine talents, and firm principles, and in Congress will do credit to himself and help to redeem the sinking honor of the state.
 It is stated that fatal epidemic prevails at the pre- sent time in Harrisburgh, Pa. The Legislature of the state is in session. and two of the members Of the Senate, Messrs Kelly and Lehman, have already fal. len victims to the disease. Mr. Lehman was a very citizen, and had always taken an active part in the promotion ofinternal improvements within the state and on that account his loss will be ly felt.
 Mr. Alden Clark, of Berlin, Vt. put period to his existence lately by hanging himself upon ladder in his barn. He had on the day of his death returned home in state of in,oxicason, and quarreled with some of his family.
 Achille Mura', son of the celebrated Murst who was m officer under Bonaparte, is announced in the TalIahasse paper candidate for seat in the Le. Rislatiye Council of Florida from the counties of Jef Cerson, Madison, and Hamilton.
 A duel was lately fought at Key West between c. E. Hawkins Esq. of the Mexican Navy, and William A. M. Rea U. S. Alto rney for the Southern Judicial District of Florida. The brave gentlemen made four successive shots at each other, and then gave t up rcee;ved so other injury than bali lodged two or Ihree inches deep in the thigh..-MGTsfac.