Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

fagsnioHS COunteEISit.-Tt is asceriaihed that five dollar bills Ofthe late BelchertOwn Bank, altered in the following maRner, are in circnlaton The Pres- ident and CasherS name with the name of the town, &Ec. taken out by chemical prOcess and the bills 6lleduP to make very good imitation ot five dollar hills of the Globe Bank, Boston. We learn from the Boston Commercial Gazette that JGbH the servant of John Randolph has taken IOdg- 1 ings at the princely Fremont establishment. The Gazette says he is object of great attention there. It s understood thai the "lOng sword" with which Mr. K. appeared before his Imperial Majesy, has been brought 10 Boston, and that Mr. Greenwood ex poets 10 obtain it for his cabinet of curiositiea- J"ba is faithful domestic. He allows his maser to tie him up and fog him sometimes, without ofIence merely by way of Illustrating the proper distinctions that should subsisi between master and slave. ~. Y. Spect. The Legislature of Vermont has repealed ,he act of 1823 by which that State was divided into districts for the election of members of Congress. So that Vermont returns again to the general ticket system This retrograde movement has been made, probably, to prevent the evil of holding so many elections in some of the districts.-M '. Spect.
 Summary verdict.-At n late sitting of the Supreme OOuGA Neut COun'yp Mu' tne caS0 Ot EstiZ~Uetn Johnson against John A. Cot,ns, for the seduction of the Plaintiffs daughter, .ried ana verdict found for Plaintiff. The was one of aggravated char acter, and the Jury gave exemplary damages-t,co th0usand and eighty-th'ee doklars-being the entire amount of the valuaon of the defendants estate, ! real and personal"
 HUNTSVILLE, October -Disgrocetid Onfrage.-- Last Tuesday night, Mr. Woody Martin, an aged and feeble individual, who has for many years been cit- zen of this town, taken out of his bed, carried almost naked about mile from town, and in that sits Uaton fogged most unMerciluly. Mir. Martin found by his friends returning home in most ptahe plight, being covered with and blood, and chill ed with the cold The authors of this infamous out rnge unknown, hut when discovered they should be punished in most exemplary manner.
 Satinetts.-We observe in the Halifax Recorder of October 2s person advertises, just received from Liverpool, "1O0 pieces of Sa,inets assorted coors, which will be found equal to the American." This novel style ofpufing English manufactured goods, but one, dare say, that the vendors find expeden,, if not necessary.-Bosson Courier. MARRTED, | Ia this town, Milton Society," by the Rev. Mir Lucas, Mir Alva Sharp, to Miss Lucy Bssel, both oi 1
 In Torring,on, by the Rev. MT Goul Id, Mr Henry l Judd, of this town, to Miss Hannah M. Beach.
 # In Woodl,ury, Mir Frederick C. Hall, of Bethlem, to Miss I.ucy Allen, of the former place.
 In New-Haven, Mr. Chauncey Peck to Mrs Try phsna Smith; Mr Nathan Smith, Jr. to Miss CorneIin Bishop, daughter Of Abraham Bishop, Esq.
 l." East Hatdam, Gurtlon Thompson. Esq., of Say brook, to Miss Patience Beebe.
 In East Hartford, Mr Oliver Joy, of Augusta, (Ae.) to Miss Mary Ann Williams.
 In Berlin, Mr Oliver Moore to Miss Abigail Hart. In Granhy, Mir Theodore D. Hayes to Miss Louisa Holcomb; Mr FOrrist Reed to Miss Flora Goddard. ] DIED, In Watertown on the 9.h inst. Gen. Garrit Smith aged about 60. -.. II In Glastonbury, Mrs Sarah SeIIew, 8l; Miss Mar
 tha Pierce, 86. In Windsor, MT Oliver Barber, 5l. q In Manchester, Mrs Esther Gould, 9, wife of Mr Samuel Gould.
 h Wolcot Mr Edwarl Russel, 61.
 In Norwich Mrs Lucy Hyde, 75.
 In Saybrook, Miss Mary Ann Hart, daughter of E!:ha Hart. Esq. !" Griswoti. Mrs Randall, A. wife some, 90, wife of Mr Harvey Parsons.