Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
GENERAL SUMMARY.

GENERAL SUMMARY. The National Journal, printed Ol Washington, hur been dIapOscdot by Is proprietor M PrCr Force, to Mr. George WN,terson, late Librarian to Consrc.s.- 1t to be edited by PhIlip R. Fcnall, EsQ and will pursue the same course iM politics us heretofore. l Tho Presbyterian Church in Lnwvillc, Lewis co, | N. Y. was burnt down on Sunday evening tho 3,l inst. The fire originated from the hea. or a stove pipc whore i,pNsscd hrough the ceiling. The church wns built about ycnr ago, and cost $3,50O.
 The tavern of Mir. Malary, on the nnc locks, above Albany, with al tho ou,.houses, hNs been dcs,rOye, by fire. man had gono ia,O the stable with light. cd candlc in lantern, and In ascending tho ladder, hC fell, and tho candle set fire to tho hay. Hc was too badly injured to pu, out tho fire. Tae RGH Roaa.-'rhc bIl to incorporate tho Mass. achuset,s Rail Road Corporations WIS rejected n ,he House of Representatives on Saturday by very lnrge majority. The motion of Mr. Russell, oi Princeton, to strikc out the cnOoting clause having bocn decided in tho affirmative by vote of 293 to l60-L1ost. pa.
 GoreracF of Moi~.-Nlr. Hun,on, tho opposition candidate, appears by the returns of votes to the Legislature, has been chosen Governor Of MainO by plurality of 3oA votes over Mr. Smith. Mr. Hunt. on's majOriiy is 90.
 The Governor Of Ncw.JCrsey recommends the con. s,ruetioM of Railway between the Delaware and Rari,an,
 Now encouragement. is afforded 10 Railway from Boston 10 tho Hudson by tho fac, that bill s before Congress for making National Road from Buffalo to N. Orleans, through Washington City.
 Tho Authorities of Hartford havO resolved that, should they Dc in office next yonr, they would con. Hder h hcir duty refuse 10 rc.licensc any Tavern. CT who ShNl have had any nine. pin alley, or permit. ted any gambling on his prem,scs.
 SuperRnc Flour of Slippery Elm, is advertised e, WNshing,oo, q medicine Cor cods pleur,sy, quinsy, dysentNry, strnnSuNry, and Inflammation of tho som. ach.
 Newspapers .-ThcrO aro 10 newspapers published in Ncw.liampshiro, 6 of which have jus. been com. menced. In Connecticut, there aro about SS. In Rochester, W. Y., a second daily paper has been started.
 Ths Miiaia.-Gov. Martin, of Maryland, tn hiS message to the legislature considers the prcsen. mill. tiN system IS expensive, burhenSoms, and useless and opposed to tho public sense, and pUblic conven. 'cnce. (" Militia musterG," hs says, "hnve had little effect to make soldiers or to instruct citizens in mill. Ary knowledge" org
 4 Right SpiTt.-Said young clergymen 10 ,he Home Missionary Society, of you have any station so difficult. and unproms"g thu. no ono else will 70 .o it, send me Msre" His request was granted: and he has gone to N spot where he will have to walk by faith and not by sight, md where It will Do long ere hc can hope to ga'her organized congregation and longer still ere he can Ge comfortably supported by tho people. Doubtess many will admire his magnMnimi. ", and applaud the spirit by which he is aciuased, who have not the faith and scf-donia to follow his anplc-Eiome Miss.
 The following extract of letter from Jo. S,rick. lands Uncle Zack, is copied from the N. Y Commer. cial Advertiser It Is hit legislative projects and projec,ors:-
 OLBENNy, Jan. Ia, 1880. Deer Jo-Were gon,er get Q bank rite down tn ] nine mile creek. Them Adams iellers have srod or our ose long onui and so "lI the Hickory boys in ou part Of Marcelus have agreed ,o git bank, and sen mo and nabor BOo,'e to lobby !, threw. Beside we're gonter git a rale rode, and canawl, and charter 10 fat our hogs by steam. You remember Jo that when we lived a, KiIing.on, tn varmount, ,ha the steam would always rise from the pen in a frost mornin when tho swine was fat. This shows that was the steam that faited them, and we mean to gi. charter incorporate tho "steam fatsing hog comps ny of MarseIlus" Now JO, if you'll git the bene6, and cum up hear, I'll bet dollar you can gi, to b. Secretary of the cumpeny, and then your for,iu i maid We've had ,hre or fore glorus corkuses. Willis, the famous bugeman and leader of the Yves Point Band died at that post last week, and was bu ried with the honors of war.