Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24

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 y; bul aIl their eloTis o revive him were inse1na A CoroneF's Inquest wns then held, To accomplish his purpose he tied together three handkerchie; a ter tying the knot about hisaeck, and fastening che other end firmly tOthe aFasP, he got chair, ihsn tied his hands behind his hack, and leaped OE Hia | feet just touched the floor.
 to his father, the ether tO his Brother George bidding them adieu.-In the letter tO she latter, he mOrazes the shOrtness of the career of vice. however people to be sdanonished 6y hs fate, Sc He was 5 1 years Ofage.
 Since the humanity of Our laws requires that the
 sno1,a ea.orSe | so On PcOner" tody ia obviously in tbe power Of the prisoners destroy their own ifves Afier convection only is it deemed humane to put them .n 'ro"s; and even then they cO0Irive means of suicide.
 It is very probable that the. recent discovery of a quaHtiiy of stolen goods at Danvcrs, which had just been made known to him. convinced him that proofs ,hickening fthe deprasi,y of hs life, and im- pelled him to attempt escape from the Overwhelm- ing disgrace and shame.
 The Patriot mentions that the brother of thus dee- perateIy wicked man was confined in the adjoining cel and they frequently talked to each other tover heard, of course by the guard. in the dialect to persons of this stamp. The guard % mi" before hm when he was going, Io which he was understood to reply, he was about to go. Writing materials had been at hir disposal; hat isnot known whether or not he left any disc !osurcs.
 
 quired they wished new sui OG clothes, before the trial; George sgn,6ed that hedd, and measured, but Richard declined.
 plan his part; aud that as he was the only one or- gnally indicted principal in the murder, new in diclnent he made, tn which the iate dsclosures prevent his being taken as B,a,es eyidence, and the same time give George chance of escape"
 The Salem Gazette, after giving an account of the SsicidA of Grow nin nahelh. alfiss
 R. Crowninshield, Jr. was an extraordinary char acter-such as is not often reared in our country Or produced under institutions. Though his conduct for eight years past has been the topic of frequent mark iD this town, and he has spent a considerable portion of his time in it, yet very few of our citizens even knew his person, pr everlsaw him. He was the leader among his associates, over whom his influence was absolute. His education, self-command, temper ance, caution vigilance, enterprise, audaciy fertility in resources and freedom from moral restraints, com bined to make him dreaded as formidable foe to peaceful community, filling ii with fearful apprehen- sions for the safety of property, dwellings and lives.
 His suicide was not unexpected to his coRiederatea, that he had sworn solemn oath that he would live either .o be hanged publicly or to go to the Stase Prison. ..
 The body of Jared Canfssd, tho lad who has been missing from the Lottery office of Mr. P. Holmes, ,erday on the Long leland shore, the Red Mills
 
 was oif, the body was identified beyond doabt A peculiar key, belonging to the office desk, and comb, with his initial cut it, were found tn one of the pockets. Every indica,ioa on the body confirms the suspicion that this uufortSnatc lad villanously murdered. From the marks on the neck it is evident that a rope tied round IL, with weight attached, which caused the severance of the head. Under the collar bone the Jeff side of the body, there had been wound inflicted, the stains of blood remaining on the shirt. Oaeof the hansls asash ss s;: from the appeaianes Sr is smallpox here-;s MARRIED. ', Trov. N. Y. Mr Leonard Pardee to Miss Sarah w. Barns, both of New-Haven, Con. as:. ,... ,,.es,e ssniord daughter of Elijah Sanford, Esq. % Tn Hartford, Mr Jared Wright, of En6sld' to Miss Julia Aun Dool.tle. .v.,... IN. E Norw;ch Eaps. John sabin to Miss Lucy Ann
 L" fn M;dde.own, Mir Hart Dool..le to Miss LGcse;a r4arlbnrs: MT Cornweli DoolitiIe to Miss Pheoe fa Ta New Canaau. Dr. Thomas Ritter, of Ws;hess field, Miss Della M.ris yy";' Ayss;'sR R.vno. an I'' Bridge Raymond to Mss Ao'ea" "'s"'"'
 DIED. ,.,
 r, ,h;. town. on Tuesday, Mr John Clark, aged SS'
 [" Ssoshen. on the l7th inst. Mrs Phoebe No''o"' aged SS. reIict of Des. Samuel Norton, aged 1S; d
 ln Haswinton. Mir John Hungs%rDrc % aS sgerM Mrs Amer Bronson. of Sou.hbury, 9l; the wife oi Juba Es'e' 7o wife of M Saith of ,H TsSnson ss, p; Mr Henry B.ke%s.l, I; S;,aa Aoss"am sa ''""'
 In Bs,hIern, Mrs El,zahesh Munson, 0S.
 In Granby, Mrs Chloe Ho!comS, 49., In East. artord, Mrs Abigail Hart,1l.. ,:.. =, In Ns,..I ondon Mrs Sarah Bsninard, 65 reIict ol the late Hon. Jeremiah c. Brainasd; Mr Aacc'ea' Wiicox, 36. as.,., e3. 1. Mir, I G" Hsr,(cyd, drowned, while baihing in ConHeTSi T cut river, Mr Samuel w. Atwel', So sornes'y o' ~" i" Norwalk, Mrs Esther BeIdss, wife of HeGr, ReIden Eco. 57; Mrs Sally Raymond, vile o' Mf is Tn Was,inT,on city, Matilda Adams, S5, vile o Ioho Adams. ir. son of the Ex.Presldent.
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