Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28

RsasORs as plenty Gs Bisekbsvies-The Mont gomeEy Alabama Journal, offers the following apOIO- gy for issuing dhe paper Cha sheet "curailed Ofits fair proportion"
 "We publish but a half sheet this week. We do tt, because we have no paper; we have no paper be- cause we have no money; we have no money, because those who are indebted do not pay us, because the Lord only knows why."
 The Inauguration of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, as President of Harvard University, is take place on the first Tuesday of June.
 We understand that there are several boats at the mouth of White River, filled with forty or fifty families of CheFokees, who emigrating from the old nation East of the Mississippi, to the Cherokee nation the Arkapsas.-Arkansas Gag. March 25. An incorporate man in Ohio, Thomas Ricketts, lately sentenced to five years imprisonment in the Penissntiary for stealing jagcf Whiskey. He has family.
 The steamship Benjamin Franklin, Capt. R. s. Bunker, performed her passage from New-York to Providence few days since, in IS hours and Is min utes shOrter by l7 minutes. than before made, including stOppage of five minutes at Newport, and | two to land passenger.
 Several instances of hydropA have lately occur red among the negroes, near Edenton N. c.
 Four Anti-Nfasonic papers, says the Jerseyman, now published in Boston, from one form of ype with the matter but under different tides. The fol- lowing are the names:--The Anti -FreemasOn. The Anti-Nfasonic Christian Herald. The Free Press The Anti-Niasonic Baptist Herald. The Legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned sine aie Friday last, aer having passed 2l3 acts, and oIations. The important bill was that relative to the borrowing of three millions two hundred thou- sand dollars for the completion of their works ofin. ternal improvement which the governor returned without signing, refusing his assent unless both hous- es would strike of million. The Philadelphia Sen.
 nel says, the embarrassing result will be, that the completion of this canal will be unnecessarily prolong- ed while both friends and foes of the project alike anxious for its speedy completion.-Boston Rec. ! Mir. Smith, Jackson Senator, from South Carol- na, in debate in the Senate ofthe United States, the 10th of February, in speaking of the changes in office that were anticipated, said He thought we had better let the old set remain, as the neo ,rou come ia HUNGRY, and must be sa,cd, like their pred- ecessors" - .s | young man was pinned to death last week in Tal. bot county. Penn.
 The population of Columbus, the capital of Ohio, i, aoi4. Quite small for such large state,-Noah
 Qaise oderate. 1.-The city of Boston has just cleo ted 50 representatives to the Legislature! Not con tented with that number, the Mayor has issued mo- ,ice for another batch. Why don't they pick ur three or four wards of tho city in lump and empty them at once into the State House I'D. | 4 Supreme Court, match for e Horse Jockey.- ~f kn. .l,. horse is altogether different thing from geldng.- A fellow was indicted for stealing horse; but esca Iped, becauseth animal was agelding.; Did not tn Court, in this case, jockey Justice? There was ono similar case in the Recorders Court Ofth,s city growing out of a theft Ofa goose..--Noah. '.s
 s.aa ass -..ha, ian, hsaas iaao shs sembly to ne any person who did not keep holy tn.
 Sabbath day." pr. Mitchell said if they made any one of the ten commandments the law of the and he wat for makingthem al so and would fne that man who would not labor sx days, according to the commahd- ment, !" Six days shalt thou, ,laboar," Sce. MARRIED,
 In New-P Preston, oa the 2Osh inst. Mr Chester Hub bell ,o Miss Parnal Eyi..s, both of New-Preston. In New Preston, Nit. George Mygan, of Ohio, to Miss Abby Wooden, of the former place. '. In sharon, by the Rev. David |. Perry, Mir. Ma. thaniel Church, Jun. so N Miss | Mary Read. Swathel.
 In MiddIe,own, Nit. George T. Camp, of Mayvile, N. Y. to Miss Mnrtha D. Gilbert; Mr. James Fergu. son to Miss Herdesseh Gaylord, of East Windsor
 In New.Haven, Nit. Henry Bacon, of Li,chfed, to Miss Sarah M. Edwards, daughter of the late David | Edwards, Esq. of WateFlown. #sf In Norwalk, Mfr. Nelson Adams to Miss Eliza ATal- lory.
 DIED,
 In Cornwall, on the 23d inst. Mir. Ebenezer Bird- seye, aged 72, after long and distressing illness, which he bore with chrislian forttude and resgna- ltion.-Com.
 h New Haven, Mrs. Huldah Forbes, wife of Mir Jehiel Forbes, 59.
 In Harfford, Mrs. Besssy Bradley, %, wife of Mr. Joseph Bradley, Jr; Mrs. Mary Butler, e; Mir. Frederick II. Hoadley, son of Jeremy Hoa.lley. Esq. 96; Mir. Thomas Siocker, S5, formerly of Lynn, Mass.
 ged s; Mir. Henry Hoyt, aged about 8. @