Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

opathyOholo and JsMbsS, tN6 Cherokee cEieGs, have been fined e1,s00 bs shs Rsprsns Cont of Georgia Or severely logging Janes D. Reed. wfits citilsG 6f Aabama. n chargiEg shS Jusy the Iu6p said that the Indians eyed allegiance to GeOraime and that 'ignOanes of legal right no excuse Or wantOn exercise Of power" 4 A .>
 Accidene.-~Aar. Ads1pkss Csnh6a,f fOf charls.aBsn. fsll through the scase deor from lie third lon 6Pa store in Boston Iass week, anl6as instanty killed
 A man i~ Philadelphia for assault and battery has been fined $500, ordered Q be imprisoned 90 days, pay the coss of prosecution, and give bail in the sum of 45 O0O keep the peace towar the person assa- ed. Anccher man., ffshe sane olence, has been or- hered tOpay fine of @7OO, yt6Bs Imprisoned 90 days and pay the costs of prOSscusiOn. :" K
 The expense at Albany, of the funeral of the late Mir. HardenbhTgh a memberof thSNewIYork Eekis. latnre, is said to havebeen about $S0O. #
 Robert Coleman, venerable class leader of the Methodist Church, Camden, s. C. lately fell down whilst engaged in worship and died in twenty min. utes.
 A Bachelors Club has beeA formed in Mount f9OE, y. NJ. The same paper which published danaccount of is organization conained noiiee of the secreta. rvs marriage.
 Wa'7siag hhe iifis.'. How sAany bcardets have you madam," said Militia Oices to the keeper of respectable Boarding Hoass ip Washington street. "Why," said the good lady. ..l hsse number iu,he city, and several who make short visits from the coun. try" "Bus how many steady boarders have you 7' "Why, out of the ten now in the house there is mol. more than three can call steady."-Bose pa.
 A" Iaspostor.-The Worcester Spy cautions the public against person named Mott, who s travelling about the country, under she pretence of being a Minister, assuming different names. He has oficia. ted in several instances as n minister His acu,,ant ance with prisons, it is said, is much more intimate than with pulpits. He has been sonvctn the Mass. achusetts State Prison.
 The Kentucky Reporter of March 31st says: On Monday night week, the ComaaoaweaIth Branch Bank ai Harrisburgh was entered end the whole of the funds stolen'-,he amount on hand no. learned"
 From another Kentucky paper we learn that the cashier was absent-the, person engaged by him to sleep !" the bank was also absent. and person tn town knew how much money shere was in bank.
 The same paper mentions that ..fhe trial of Charles L. Harrison, late cashier of the Lisviile Braneh, on a charge of rObbing that Branch of the Bank, was then progressing at Louisville. Iss atated on verbal Information from Louisville. fAst elci,ed during the trial, that of the 5O0O aegsSo have hsen ab. ssraeted on that occasion, not oEshan ten thousand remained in the bank the day before the robberyshc rest having some how sasiAAed bstSse thas sime."
 writer in the Savannah Georgian says, that the first systematic to snppress intshperance in mod. ern times, was made by the tusiessof Georgia abou 100 years ago.
 The late whrlwindi in Ohio, aIpsars to have caused much destruction In Philadelphia, several hours were partly destroyed. At Goshen, ts effects were similar. In Warren sOwnshies it blew down the stone chimney of Mr. Riggell's house, and causnd other serious damage. Mrs. R. was % mueA injured as so render life doahifal. Mir. Rggsl he bic leg broken. -
 John P. Maihsncey hos pe,sieasa Congress Gor . grant of land. because hs wfa has had trse ehildsD as a birth. s.s7
 Some gratifying sxperinenn have been made on is said she will go w.hin Sopr poiaaS of the wind which is two points nearer thaA ship will sail, and the car can make no leeway.
 writer n the Daily Advertiser, states that afier having endured dyspepsia for twenty years, and as times to extreme degree, he has been ensirelyre- iieved by prescription from Mr. o. Hastead, of New York, and is in the spjoymaAs of good heal,h.- The editor of .hs Advertssr says that others have experienced relief in the same manaer; one of whom s particular friend, whose case of very severe and i"veserate description. fJoseph w. Barber oi NewHaveu, confirms this account by stating that he has been cured by Mr. H.
 4 Branch ef the Umited Siasss Bank has been es- sabshed at Burlington, Vt, of which AemaS Allen, late minister to Chili, is appoinsed President
 Upwards of 100000 dead letters were received al the General Post Office, at Washington, during the past year.
 MARRIED.
 In GlastenbaTy, Mir George Root, of Berlin, to Miss Clarissa g. Hale, daughter 0f Deac. Oliver Hale.
 h Easl-Windeor, Mr Horace Foster to Miss Mary
 Is cs:;s:.b..y q c.p, & Hssekiah N. Baker, of Wind
 In New-Haven, Mr Joel Ives. to Mias Je6nes.
 Ia Milford, Mr Sidney M. Stone, of New-Havsn, to Miss Abigail Treat.
 In Hartford, Mr Rufus Barnard to iss Mary Phelps: Mr Wm. H. Atkins, of Middletown, to Miss Eliza
 In East. Windsor, Mir Elisur w. Drake to Miss EmeIne 8. Rollo, daughter of R. R. RollO, Esq.
 In Sufiield, Mr Josiah Roekwo0ds of SOuthwick, Mas. to Miss Emily Phelps.
 In Windham, Mr Warner LiAcesn<e Miss TriPhe-
 In vernOn, Mr Alphsus Chapman to Alis Harriet
 Ia aiddIe,swu. Mir Edwin Hesry to Miss Sarah Ann Kimball.