Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

cOnstitutiOnaIly become law. But what docs the
PRESIDENT for that9 He has the Treasury in his
own hands, and who prevent his paying out the
money ? tits wen known, we understand, ID Was6-
ngtO1 that he fefsedt 10 sga The BILL Under belief
that could not, after ne adjoHr6ment "
be made alaw II he should now sigH He win uhAi
q6esO1aby do so. because he has seeH will his own
eyes, since his arrival in the West thai he hustGAa6ge
his policy, Or his poea destruction II certain a"i'
1880 l'',;" y i'1.fi Cincinnati Aaavric1t!n
"A Gddd JokeAThe Steam boat G6ntioIh, which
brought the PFesden, d6WR the river We leati ffOG
al authentic source, had large q,hdiIy 6GFreight
hoard for the town Of MayiVIe but oWahg 10 certalh
signs demonstrative OF The 6lcone 6kaFacteri6f
Tie Presidents VISIT The boat did not step deliver
her freight; but brought il all to- iris city The
sequence WAS that the freight belonging TO merchants
in this city wins detained on SUard the boaEHpwasdR
Of 81 h0Grs utter the arrival the purpose Of allow
ing time rena0ve the MaysVille freight fVom tile top
of that for Cincinnati. -Sse, state Of things must
have been exceedingly hamiliatng III the feelings Of
the President of the United States III Besides the
owners Of the boat have Subjected themselves toae
tons Cor damages or putting the freight tosueh ad
tioWAkvissy mad for deaaihing IL. Tie Preside de-
Sire TO avoid stopping at Massvlle mus. have been
very great indeed,-r1ib.,.siY NtuIu;: / q 100!
Discredita6ie,-A letter recevedb BY gentlemen, il
this iowa iom his ft;ends 10 Maryland has, bfep
shown 70 u.s. n which !, is stated that apYmhes Of the
Inhabitants Of Rock oe in ihas State bEnt the PEes
dent Of the y, s. in eigs, on the first Of las. pqAt
in consequence Of his veto on The Fredaricktown
road bill. We understand similar o"sagsa hpSe been
committed in several parts OF Kentucky, bis rsf
sol to air ehn ok ;nU aha
Maysville Turnpike Company.t n;u .,,,nn .ry
n" al these dscredl'ahe efaiegs,ii. is,s4fa,
that many af Abe former frends Of General ,YRcksNn
'9ak .4e lead Doubtless 10Th nqrtes participated.
ssch measures, 'es.wh9 wiz Pf c9ncfr"e. in lhe!o,
meet our decided disqpproPa,Gpe The, best Yay,of
exhibiting opposi,io" is at Ye .poHs.7-it,, ranucu
- PaFic Nfetiqg. in Lexington. ,Ky--A meslipg.
said in .ths Kea~Gky Reporter 70 hsye Ibeep s,Xfry
large one, was held IN Lexington on the Ssl of J9ps
at which, after discussion that lasted sig, hours,
series o resolutions passed, strongly disapRroy-
INK Of The Preadsns reiee,ion Of she hills passed !,
Tie q ,he session tor certain improve
ents and OF the hin for removing lie Indians ID lie
State Il Georgia: which, the resolution says, Il carr
ed into execution, iIT5ipvolve a was,efu and ex.
,ravagant expenditure Of public 1reasure-a gross vio
ta,ion Or the Gi,i iof the Aaton, Repeatedly th 80.
iethny 4dtlf AHd iddeHbie SHIN Ghp6,
the hSHor, eharaeier fabd llitii of The ha6n
kxfpessRk thsiF disapiirobHti8H Of ihc eondutt OF
theft seka,oFs, NIsssra! R6var aHd Bihb!A-K !4Hv!
q An Ace6MYlishta IfI1lloit luAt ne lAte General
Sessions in Albany, John Tllt6n wits contlctelUf fSr
Gfgeriaa and Sentenced 10 TEN years Imprisonment
ii hard labdr nthe Suite Prison at Nouns Pleasure
PF4Sis to- A 'aErvai ut Albmy, (which lin No.
v&nbSt aalpt hadIcumlAeaely succesaesl"i6 several
frauds III Bost6ns ana IN gsnlbemany was his appeHp
aaee and 10 pIadsble tile deceptoaR that by repre-
!entihg hmsSlG'a geHaeman Of fortune, apariner Of
a. merca mile lIousn in Bostbn, ofiuer nthe NaHy,
&c. Hs wan equally surcrsslain 0utwitting biHnew
friends at Albany On occasion, he was followed
from Albany 10 Ne~4YDrk,On acc0un, Of 40 enderae
mehr and while In the custody Of the deputy. wentdO
n broker na.l introduced Tia deputy AZ friend of hip
from Albany by whom 'a wished ~ make y. small re-
niitsince and offered draft the, treasRry depart
ment r $500, wh;ob war caabed a, once hy tbe hsok
err, and the deputy sheriff aid Others left him with
high notions Of his reaponsiLy,r ;n:pats.,. al
six millioo four hundred thopsand dollars Of the
public debt Of the Rui,e4 StnteS was paid pG on me
first o. july. 'llni ~ sn rru9.t sal ,iuI
From lis, published in the New-Y9rk papers, ,wc
learn, ihat the nq,ber Of s,sFm-boats on the North
RIVER is,,weniysixi the np~Ieslr 9R,hs East River
fourteeA on, The Southern, yRers Of tAe srte. #
York; Including the Bay, apd Harbor, thirteen.
To which may be added twelve STEAMBOATS, employed
on the different Ferries from the city. making total
Of boats. besides two TIA, building, and
designed, Y said for The Flushing and Shrewsbury
\ routes. v" ''''
"A Nj. Mock, residing near Selma, Alabama. hal la,
been murdered By sis saves-who have confessed the
fact n'% '''F''t'' ''''r''''" ''''
Lacy 1Ah,qGigioD, Of The Mohesan trb . 'of Ia
dias, Aiely died III ConnecticGt at the advanced agt
u s,iakty seJth-kavng descendants Of ire seventh
seneratjon}l at" T." '"'t' hN, i!'r
Mr.. John Y: To~hsend, The Uwner Of Ihruh,' al
the Baltimore road, near Wilmington, came home
drank on Friday might iast.' N"the 6ighrlhe house
caught Ere, and was burntto sshes, ogeher wii'fta
owner. 49, ,eri|,tn -" Il. t'"t.n 'i.i'I al
/ >, ..t-4" ~ ,ntria, .Eas. DIV 90. - ,-.3tts
,o, .o,,i .,mi MARRIED., ,sl4Itt;H
IL this town on the 18th, inst by tl,e Rev, i. r,
Hickock, Mr. Benjamin F. Smith TO Miss Eliza VIM
shp. daughter Of Mr. David WlHship:'n nt >! y
In MaHlias, N, Y. Mr. Joel Morse, Of WallingtoId,
Ct. TO- Miss Julia mn Bartholomew. Of Pompey. N T.
Tn Windham, Elijah Chapman, ESQ. Of Toland, 10
Miss Emily Swift, daughsev Of slate Jndge SWiltl Il
L. Nsw;herdoe. Mr, Nicholas A9thopy.,'o Mls'
In Lyme, John w. Alien. Esq. Attorney at law, o
Cleayeiapd, Ohio, % Miss, Harriet c. MalheE, dasgh
ter Of Dir. james Mather, t.-,.2
GIn FWibdhah, M. Samuel Lee, 10 Mics Lauts
| YnuuQ. . rTsntF 80 var. wa