Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-19

correspondent requests us to state that "At the Annual Meeting ofthe Civil Authority of the town of Bethlem, held some time since, it unanimously resolved by them to Ardent SPi'tts upon the occasion. May the time soon come when every Christian and moral man shall step forth and show the ntemperate those rocks upon which they are a. bout to dash their temporal and eternal happiness.
 Friday the 17th of AprIi is sappOiRted by inc Gov ernor of this State, day Fasting and irayer- Proclamation next week. The Rev. Mfr. CARROLL, we learn, has accepted the call of the Presbyterian Church. m Brooklyn, L. I. to become their pastor.
 On tue 22d alt. fire broke out in Augusta, Geo. in stable in the upper end of Broad street, attached 10 one of the tenements known as the Cotton Range, occupied by Levy Levy. It extended until twenty tenements, most ofthem small, were destroyed, nine teen of which were the property of rs. Jones. Loss estimated at about $3O O0O the greater part insured by the Charleston and Hartford 1E'na and Hartford Insurance offices
 Patience Cheery, who ''understands household af- fairs, and the whole routine of domestic eeono- my, including the dairy and kitcken," adverses in Georgia paper for husband. MARRIED,
 On the l6th inst by the Rev. MT. Jones. MT: David J. M'Ewen. of Oxiortl. 10 Miss Frances J. Wooster, of his tuwu.
 In Cornwall, Mr. John P. Wadsworth, of New Marlborough, Nass. Miss Minerva Stoddard, of the former place.
 In Bethlem, by the Rev. Mr. Brownell, Mir. Arza Parmelee, to Miss Susan Harrison; by David Bird, l hAn .Alll Snig nf | lem.
 At Yves. Point, Mir. Alexander c. Twining, ofNew Haven, to Miss Harriet A. ksnsey, of the former l place. -
 In Washington City, the Hon. James Clark, Rep resrniatve in Congress from Kentucky. to Mrs. Mar garet E. Thornton, daughter ol A. Backner, Esq., oi Virgnia.
 in Hartford, by the Rev. Mir. Hawcs, Mir. E!lja, P. Barrows to Miss Sally Maria Lee.
 DIED.
 In this town, on thr 18th inst. Mrs. Honor Gibbs wife of Mir. Solomon Gibbs, aged 69.
 In this town, Frances, daughter of Mir. Ebencze' B"llcs aged l6 months. :. Mir. Nathan Jackson, aud her chiid, aged between one and two years. ~g.
 On the llih ofDec. last, in Dinwitde co""ty, Vir, 54. Thus has fallen in early life aunab'e aud re. spectabe young man, who was much esteemed hy all | who had the pIeasure of his sacsluain,anee.-Coan l In Washington city the 3a inst. Mrs. Hannah Bradley, aged 54, wife of phineas Bradley Esq. As sis,ant Post Master General; the 9th inst. Johl Craven, Esq aged 88. He was clerk in the office of the Accountant of the Navy, until it was changed into the Fourth Auditor uf the Treasury, where ht faithfully performed hs duties unt prevented by th, decline of age.
 In Charleston, s. c. Maj. Alexander Garden, Pres ident fthe Society of Cincinnati of South Carolina He was aid Gen. Greene during part of,he revo lntonary war. In Windsor, Dr. Allen M'Iean, 87.
 In Durham, Mir. Henry La,hrop, 47 Mrs. Rhod' fl Speman, p.
 In Cheshire, Mir. Nathaniel Andrews, 69. In Kecne, N. II. George w. Prentiss, Esq. g, lat one of the Editors of the New.York Statesman.
 In Cambridge, Mass. Aaron Dexter, M. D. Er wing Professor of fChemls,ry in Harvard University.