Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

~ssSt~. .~ttsfNs AOHu0M, &NNf the eouAryef Eaglpnd lS7 the wKOle nu,ber ih the British isles is See IL apPeas Ihat persOns on the are engaged Oa eSsh pabIicarion ss literary assistants; and that come papers have from ieenso twenty persons Of edNcaIion and responsibility thus engaged. - ss
 e6S,OOO have been paid hy the srats of Kennedy, tor 4slAves who have been executed from time to
 'CariOUs AIfaeSdtiOn-Adorcd and ansetic Amelia, accept an ae.Iess aaosst's affections, allesiMe guiRlaea adirers aaruns, and aMswer amerOus ap- picanrs avOwed ar0our. An !eAmelia! nil appears an awful aspectl-Appease an aching and affection ate adorer's alarm; and anon acknowledge afiaaced Alberts alliance as agreeable aud acceptable. s.Anx- iously awaiting an affirmative answer, accept an ar- dent admirers aching adieu.-ElkiOa Press.
 A Ratiu New-York, who is too sheep faced to se- Ieet helPmates adyersises for epe in ,he Enquirer He signs himself M B. n, which probably stands for AIOst BaRgliug Managed. j.. ss CbnsesEed EitctioRs--Fous scases of contested E. leciOns have been decided in Congress this session and every decision lsas been n favor Of the Jackson candidate. s
 .'of ai pOliiiciane (says the Richmond Whiga de- liver .ns Gom those whose creed is old blne light fslerai 'Oa'p, with ,msdera Jackson eliing.'
 Bo0s'ing.--A man boas,ag of his honesty, is gen. essllya a sysee--of his courage, geaeCaliy coward v h;sgirhsss generally ant wcai,hy-sf democracy, generally aa aristOcra.of his intimacy wit, great ssa, generally despised by those who he may chance tOkhow-Of his wit, popularity. asd high standing, always fool.
 Fig~e of Epeech.-A writer in the Virginan At- yocate uses fine figure in describing the effect pro- duced upon him ny Mr. Websser's oratory. There was (he says) Iiuie Oi that feeling which s pro. duced by the first specimen of some grand object of which we have never before seen a specimen. He aGosaiy diferent Aing from any public speak srI >eeF beard. lsomesimes fsk as 1 scas looking at
 nesetA sre0dag, Ge eQaaos apd ssateiy pace, his matiDe cse 6sake aud, suihose apparent coascioms- msss csssag ebaacles sSch nature had necer design. ed as imwsdimeass io ksm.'' ... -.. s
 A large three-story brick building, in Vergennes. VI. owned by Mr. Scoit of Boston, and occupied for atores, &e. was consumed by fire, with another build ing in the vicinity. including the jail, pOst-ofice printing coffee, bOok-bndsry, and several zOres and mechanics' shops. The probable loss is from 70 to 5000 dolars with insurance of 226O0 dollars.- James Martn, young Irishman, was burnt to death, while trying to save some property. k, -. !
 The nett receipts of postage from the city of New York last year, were SIPS, ,97O n sum exceeding the whole nett receipts from any entire state the Union except Pennsylvania.
 One of the candidates for Governor in Rhode-Is- and is Dr.. Messer, late President of Brown Univer- siiy. A Providence paper opposes his election, be- cause he nilks his own and rcails portion of the 'nilk The editor of she Boston Gazette says in justification. that the salary Of Governor in Rhode Island is insignificant, that he do small busi- uess to enable hnn to support his station with dignity
 Haneser Chnrch, Bosson.-The proprietors ofl Hanover Church lately burnt in this city have accept eA les0o ias,ead of ie $i4 which they were insured. the Insurance Company having received proposals to rebaild it for the former sum. The Church havo also voted 10 sell the land which the touse stood, and divide the whole stock among the propriesors. The way will thus be prepared for c. rccting another house in more eligible situation.
 s5:a,. -,t esra- H.+ Boston Recorder. l
 Massachusetts Militia.-By lale law of this State, c,izcus obliged to do military duty three times
 year and more: are liable train from l8 years e age e 3O instead ef 40 hitherto; and carry qua and equpnsens the parade ground the annu- al inspection from 90 to 45 years o age Arden, spir iss entirely anished from .he militia they moi supplied by ihe Staie to soidies and in addition to ths the officers prohibited under heavy penalty Eom treoting at trainings before after their elec ti0a.--ib. e.,. ..s ;. ..-..t.t a ..f- ...- .... [, TAe Banker Efiu Afoaamens Associasioa have poe
 sly accepted the services of the Ladies, who haze volunteered to raise houcy G,r the completion of the 0lelisk; and have resolved that their shall he considered sacred, and applied to tha, soie pupoe. The Associaton has reserved 94O 900 square feet oI their land around she monument as pablic square forever. Thes~hoie quantity purchased ex- ceeds 6OO00O square feet; and h is confidently cx- pecied thas that part which is pledged for expenses will he redeemed.--i6.
 Albany and Schenectady Raiispay-A call of $S al share has been made upon the stockholders of the company who have undertaken to construct rail road from Albany 10 Schenectady; and it is believed the work will soon be commenced. The great im- provemens in locomotive engiHes will haze the feet to make he journey, IS miles, only half an ovr long, lTo0Oo persons supposed to pass between the two places a year. Suppose it to he o0iy loO, ,0OO aud tai these will uss the railway; income will be de-
 rived eahe company for passengers aone, of irou. 90 70 StO co per annum.-Amer. TFav.
 Fire at BrGinerd.-The Cherokee Phoenix says, that very little household property was saved at the late fire. and that sse damage has been estimated from six to ien thousand dOllars. 4se-h
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