Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30


Attorney for the Northern District Of Alabama, vice
Harry I. Thornton, ESQ. Of Huntsville, displaced.
In noticing this removal we hope we shall not be
considered as actued BY improper feelings Justice
to the gentleman removed requires US to say that II
is received in this community land amongst the
warmest supporters Of the Presideh with sentiments
Of regret-HantsUiye (ALa.l AdU.-G Jackson paper.
[When it is known that Mr.. Thornton is brother.
in-aw Of one of the Messrs. Critlendens Of Ken.
lucky, it need not excite " surprise in any one.
Gen. Jackson cannot forgive his Kentucky antago.
nsts.l
Two persons, Richard Nash and William Saun.
ders, both Of Norwalk, were drowned by the upset.
ting Of boat in squal on Sunday the 18th inst.
while crossing the sound.
"Reform."-A gentleman with his sister rode out
few mornings since for an airing and stopped at one
of tia most freqUensed taverns on the Island where
he saw neasly dozen you@S gentlemen in the bar
room, with each glass Of milk, anu cracker. The
landlord remarked tina, he had sold ten dollars worth
of milk that morning Of Com.
The MiddIetown Sentinel states, that one of two
Canal Boats which went from New.Haven recently,
on pleasure excursion, with iaige number Of pas
sengers, travelled at the astonishing rate Of miles
in hours, and the other at the rate Of miles in the
same time.
The body Mr.. G. Thompson was found in the
Falkill Creek, ut Poughkeepsie, on the 18th inst.
His connexions are said to reside at Belhem, in this
county.
! Miss Wright has arrived in Boston, and engaged
one of the Theatres, in which to open shop.
Rowland Stephenson, the celebrated English bank.
er, we learn by the Democratic Press, has been for
some time residing in Bristol, Pa, and that he has
pure based u fine house and farm in that neighbor.
hood.
Joseph Lowet, aged 80, Of Wiliamstown, Mass,
while engaged in binding load Of hay last week.
accidcnty fell from the load, and was instantly killed.
Another (the SIXTH trial To elect Representative
in Congress from the 9Th district in Vermont, has re.
suited rs the others, in no choice The anti-asonic
candidate had the highest number Of votes, being
about 900 more than the next highest; the other
votes were divided between two candidates.
A Buffalo paper contains an account Of an anti. |
masonic outrage in Church at Erie. Mr.. Story, |
Methodist Preacher was about officiating, and on
commencing his duties was interrupted by Israel G.
Atkins, Isaac DEMO, and Royal A. Strait, three Of
the trustees Of the church. who informed him tina.
they as trustees forbid his preaching there because
he was n mason. Col. C. Vanderventcr made an
effort to have the services proceed, but finding this
impossible, the meeting was finally adjourned TO
| barn, where the devotions, sc. were concluded.
The three trustees were subsequently called to an.
swer for the offence, the civil auhori ties and were
fined eighteen dollars, with COSTS for disturbing pub
lie worship.
Seamens' Savings Bank.-A sailor recently dis.
charged from the Boston triga,e, WINS yesterday in.
roduccd at the Office Of this institaon BY his Land.
lord where no made adepOss Of trss kundrsd dOi!Grs
ia specie, remarking at the same tc that one Of his
shipmates had been plundered the morning BEFORE
Of about the sane amount, the hard earned Compen
sation Of nearly four years services.--Com. ado.
| Lorenzo Ingram, a lad of Is years Of age, was
lately killed in Massona, follows. He was sent to
catch yearling colt, and the halter which no threw
over the colts neck was also fastened 10 his own
waist. The colt ran Of, and young Ingram was
thrown and killed.
The Baltimore Chronicle Of Friday, states that six
persons were drowned there on Thursday afternoon,
by the upsetting Of pleasure boat.
| A man, named Selby Jump, residing near HILLSIDE.
rough, Caroline County, Nd, discharged gun at his
brother on Thursday Of last week, which occasioned
his death. The murderer had previously declared
his intention to do the deed and he went according.
" to his brothers dwelling called him out, and In.
s,anty put his threat into execution.
daily paper has been commenced In Providence
entitled the providence Daily Advertiser" 1t 10
1 "engrafted upon the union Of three semi.weekly,
and two weekly papers, namely; the American, Ga.
zette, and Cadet. and the Microcosm, and Evening
Gaxctte."-N. Y. Obs.
II is said that in Lee, Berkshire County, there are
no ardent spirits TO DO found, except little kept by
the physician which he deals out as he does wine Of
anthony or tncture Of bark.
| A Singular Toast.-The following sentiment was
given at Hartford Conn. the late national annver.
sary The 9TH Of July, l829-We this day assemble
to follow the example set by our honored Fathers.
May not Sunday School Societies, nor Pries.cralt
Speculation intrude on our privileges. "-Boss. Rec.
! Two men Of Vernon, W. were badly injured while
firing salute on the 4th.
Mr.. Grandau OF Schenectadyo the 9TH inst. by the
discharge OF a cannon, had one hand blown of, and
the next day died. Francis Truax Of Waiervliet
N. Y. from a similar cause, had his leN arm much
manged and his face shockogly burnt.
The Georgia Journal says, Gov TTOup's doctrines
have become the leading ones Of the new AdminssTa-
ton and tina. il is common remark among the peo
pe. that Jackson md Eaton must have taken Troups
writings az their texts 10 their late Talks 10 the
Craaka and Cherokees." EF