Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13

said that son Of M, Van Buren, was to have this place.
The editors ofthe N. Y. Enquirer say they have
press building TO enable them to print much larger
paper. Il wlll have eight col,a,s In a page, each
inches longer than at present.
Disputes seLlg az high rate.-The late dispute.
ton at Cincinnati, betwe en- Owen and Campbell, ON
ln6deliy and Christianity, was taken down In short
hnMd by Charles II. Sims, a Stenographer. Owen
and Campbell gave him 500 dollars for tho copy aud
o. sold out 10 q. who issues propecus to nub.
Iish it in volume Vi COO pages, u, $500 81.
A. IL COS.
Suicicts.--A colorcd woman threw herself cut Of
three story window al tho corner Of Anthony aud Lit.
tic Watersheds, striking her head upon the pave.
nenl aud dashing out her bras It is supposed that
she was in u state Of Observation-Disclosures, early in the
day she had pawned u gown for fifty cents and ex.
pended the money for ardent spirits.
~ y. M, Herald.
A verdict Of $3.50 was recently obtained, in tho Su.
perior Court Of New-York, against u maN named
Gowan, for having used scandaOus expressions
against tho plaintiff, n (cmalc,-I6.
Ann johnson, who last fail was tried Tor murder
and acquitted, has been sent 10 the pententiary for
being engaged IN robbery. Sooner or later the
devil will have his due,-it.
A CincnnatG paper mentions .Mt thirty applica.
tons for divorces are now pending in tho Supreme
Court Of Ohio, from one county. Were Dr.. Watts
living, hO would no longer contend that matches
were made in heaven; or at least he would not con.
tend that Ohio was embraced in his ,hcoy-ib.
The Mlledgevle Statesman gives an account Of u
shower Of Hligaors In Emanuel county, Georgia, In
1911. Que or Q feet long was found dead, and the
trail ho had made being followed led to tho centre Of
II field, where the earth was much torn up, Ns ir q
large limb Of tree had fallen there. An unusually
black cloud had pissed over immediately before.
which Ind poured fourth torrents Of rain aud dscharg
cd much electric fluid. Several small alligaors, l6 or
10 inches long are said to have fallen from the same
cloud or 3 miles distant, one Of which fell down tho
chimney Oft house. That's al.-P@.
A New.Oreans paper Of the 9th Of July, estimates
the number ofSpOnsh emigraas to that city in conso.
country, ut more than 2,000 Many Of them are allu.
ont, but others are Interestingly poor
A communication In the Hampshire tMass.) Ga
xette, tells Of three young women in Easthamplon,
who spun common wheels md reelod, by daylight,
commencing at sunrise, 40 runs and threads Of
good wooIlen yarn"
Mr.. Jeffrey has resigned tho ed,orshp Of tho Edin.
burgh Review, and Is to DO succeeded by Professor
Macvey Napier. The copyright, belongs to Long
man L. Co. and most Of the contributors ure Lou
donevs.
Tho sale Of M. Vests paintings closed shor,
time since IN London--.ho whole producing (IncudinU
the gallery or exhibition rooms, bOugh. by Mr.
Smith, for 1890 guneNs) upwards Of 900 guineas.
letter from Rome, states that tho Marquis o
Hartford has purchased Cor the sum Of $500, the
celebrated statue Of Pompey, which formerly stood In
tho Roman Senate House, aud al tho base oi which
"great Cwsnr FELL"
Tho Winchester, Virginia, Republican, says I've
saw q gentleman from North Carolina, a few days
since, who describes tho gold MANN In that Smle as
exceeding every thing that had ever before been
heard Of. Business WIS neglected throughout tho
week. and even the churches deserted Oh the Sabbath
10 search for this covruptibe treasure.
The Boston Bulletin states, that the young gontlc'
men Of the Bur, wink and sm,vk at pretty Maidens
arrested on suspicion Of theft. The old gentlemen
do Il with US. There s grea. difficulty Of convic.ng
a pretty woman for any crime. Tho lawyers arc 30
eloquen,-,he district attorney Ienien -the reoor.
der 30 complimentary, aud the jury 50 pablc-Noah,
A lady who was unbur.hening her conscience Of
confession, admitted that she used rouge. "Wha'
FORT" "To make myself handsomer, Holy Father
"Well, do you succeed" 81 think So" "Come
out and let mo look" His reverence putting on hil
spcc,aclos, very gravoy said, "You may use rouge
for you ARE ugly enough even with IT'D.
Al a meeting Of the oaondaga County Bible Soc
Oly, n Y, lust month resolution waspassed to raise
IN that county within tho next two years $4,000, OF
$4,000 year, for supplying In accordance with sug'
ges,on Of the American Bible Society," every destitute
family in the United States with the Bible.
| Cash taking Wag.--Married at Nantucket, Will.
| lam Il. Cash TO Jane b. Wing.-Cash never took
| wing in more delightful manner.--Bsrk. Amer.
MARRIED,
IN Hartford, Mr.. Thomas g. Colt, Of Matches, to
Miss Mary Ann, daughter Of the late Elias Morgan,
IL MiddielOwn, Mr.. Martin Griswold, to Miss Mary
Post.
In New.Britain, Mr.. Roger Stllman, Of ColebrOOk,
| to Miss Mary Weiherli, Of Weihorsfed.
In Southington, Mr.. Charles G. LangdOn, 10 Miss
Eliza Moore, daughter OF Roswell Moore, Esq:
In Durham, Nj. Lewis I. Davis, TO Miss Harriet
Bishop, Of Mdllelown.
Ia Bristol. Levi Parsons, ESQ., Of Southington, to
Miss Ann FentOn, Of Plymouth.
DIED,
In this town, the 9Th inst, Mr.. Samuel b. Plumb
So, after short Illness which he bore with christian
| patience aud Notwithstanding discontola'e w'd.
| and E.ur small children and aged father ana