Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-03
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SWg0r Syrup.--An article has recently been iIn- ported in large quantities into poris called Syr up of Cane. It is ascer,ained, however, to be sugar dissolved in water. by steam. for the parpass of de- frauding the revenue, and we understand that the Treasury Department has given direc,ionsto the Col. lecsors duty upon 1t by the pound, consd- | ering it as a iiqWid sugar. The Secretary of the Treasury has given notice to the holders of the four and half per cent stock, o O00 created in pursuance ofan act of Congress passed the 18th day of May, 1s24 that it will be paid of on the 1st day of Jannary next. Aso that tie five per cent stock treated bylaw on the 18th of May 1920, amounting 10 $999,9 and thirteen cem,s will be paid the second day of January next to the pro. pretors thereof Interest on all these stocks 10 cease on and after Dec. 3lst. aa
 The iats COagrsss.-rhe following, who were members of the las. Congress, says the Baltimore Re- pubIican, as the commencement, are since dead. Ol the Senate :--Adams of Mississippi Mclean of Hi. nois, aud Noble of Indiana. Ofthe House of Rep- ,esentatives :-Mallary of Vermont, Powers of New. York, Miller of Pennsylvania, Smyth of Virginia, Shields of Ohio, and Pe,tisof Missouri. Nine deaths in years, in spo hundred and I.een is m unusa- alpropoy,ion.
 The Rev. Norman Pinney has resigned his Proisss-
 
 cepied call from the Episcopal Church in Mobile, for which city he is soon 10 leave. ,ge s Progress ef Refnemens.- A Philadelphia Editor has modified the vulgar and hacknied expression, " Going he ohols Hog" by substituting the following more polite and genteel words :--" Procesding fhs Vhols Pork n'-Anoiher Edor--we believe our friend Hill ofths Galaxy-is fer Going se entire Sscins." The Boston Editor discovers the mos. taste and refinement.
 MARRIED,
 In this village, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr. iickok, Mir. Horace Clark. of Waterbury, to Miss Rhoda Stone. daughter of Capt. Harmon S,one. In t,is town. on the 23d ult.. by Che Rev. La,her Mead, Mr David B: Hawley. ot Trumhuli, to Mrs.Ju' In Bnrkhans,ed, on the 93d ult by Jesse Ives, Esq Mir. John Scammerlsrn, merchant, ofrew-fi Hartford to Miss Sally, daughter of Mir. Marcus Rose. of ths Is New.Iiaysn. Ar Thomas 8. Pratt, ofsaybro.k, 10 Miss Mary LiDiergree1. In nas adss~G % 1... M. rs'es L:.a. Mi M'; % Ksas Amss; Mr Benjamin Carter, oF Besscn, to Miss Ma r'I s1vngc. M n.. . u " y .,....., to sIs1 s.ss. a'' asas.r M s S .s In LawreRceviIie, Pa. Dr. M. F. Orton, of Wilkes. barre, Pa. (Cormeriy oi SharoD Conn io Miss Mary L. Ford, daughter of the Hon. James Ford, ofL.
 DIED,
 h New. Haven. Mrs Susan Alien, 68.
 In East. .Had,lam., 30lh Ang., Mrs. Sarah A. Fowl. er aged 20; Oct. 18th, Mr. Gordon A. Fowler, aged g, son and daughter of Mr. Gordon Fowler; Mrs. Hannah Swan, aged 5S Mics Mary J. Swan, aged i7 Mr Henry Swan, aged le, wife, and children of Mr HurlbuFt Swan. E-
 h We.hersield, Mr yuasps Riley, C5; Mr Daniel M. Edwards. 25 {; Lucy Ned, %.
 Ia 6outhingioN, Oci. 2, Mys Eluxia Carer wils of Mr Henry Carter, 2t and on the l7ih, Mf Henry. Carter, 25. They had been married but thir,cen mostis, and Jeff infant daughter about three mopihs old. Deae. Pomeroy Newell, 86.
 Ia Barkhamsted, Miss Martha Wood, IS. In Eass- -kiariford, Rev Asa Mead, 39. as~ In Siassbusy, Mss Sally Mclean, wife fihe Rev. Allen Mclean.
 h BsrIiS. Dir George Rect, 2s, Mr Lenssl Rich srdsOa. 54.
 Ia sayhrook. Mr William c. Bushneil, 27.
 Is Norfolk, Mr Lewis Gaylord, 4c. His death was occasiSned hy the kickoff fa horse.
 h Easi fIanfsrd. Mss Rachel Collins wife ofCspf. Stephen Collins, 52.