Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-13
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Ecclesiastical COWncil.-Welearn from the Gazette
that an Ecclesiastical Council held in North Wren.
than on the conduct Of the Rev. Moses Thatcher, az
ter session Of two days, determined that he had been
guilty Of "nc'istan conduct in excluding masons from
the communion table, and that the excluded brethren
should be again received into fellowship. The Rev.
| Messrs. Beecher and Codn,an were members Of the
Counc'l.-Bosson Transcyips.
In the case Of Theron Cheney, minor Of IS years
Of age, convicted at Dedham, (Ns) Of robbery with
deadly weapon, committed the person Of Gurus
Partridge, a lad the same age, the Governor and
Council had commuted his punishment from Death to
confinement 10 the State Prison for life.
Arrest of a Vaioin.-The villain who played 60
successful game in his negotiation with Gen. Bo.
gard"s about fortnight ago, for the purchase Of
lots has ut last been arrested and safely secur-
| ed. Yesterday morning, about IL o'clock, the Gen.
was informed that person corresponding with the
description, had been in the Bowery; and he
sailed with friend see what discoveries he
could make. They had not proceeded far, before
they recognized in person sauntering little ahead
Of them, the features Of our hero.
They soon grappled with him and conducted him to
the Police Office, where Though he resoutely as
serted his inuocence) he instantly recognised to
be the identical VIM. Jackson he was supposed to
be, who formerly served apprenticeship in the
Stale Prison. Mr. Judd was apprised Of his arrest
and his arrival he recognized him to be the sane
Spectator who figured extensively and adroi,ly in
his transaction with him respecting the forged
checks. He was thereupon examined upon both
charges, and committed in full to BrideweIl for trial
at the mex. term of The Court Of Sessions:
Protested BWs.-Two bills Tor upwards Of $4,000
each, drawn by the Navy Agent at Lima, have been
protested within the last four Eve days a. the City
Of Washington. The assigned is, that Govern.
meBt has documents TO prove that the money was
appropriated for tho Squadron. This 10 the first in.
stance Of the kind, are informed, since the adop.
ton Of The Constitution and direct tendency 10
destroy the credit Of the Government abroad, and to
subject the country heavy additional expense in fur.
nishng supplies 10 our vessels OF war. The men
at Washington, who have unfortunately been " cloth
ed in little brief authority are resolved that tei,
power shall be felt, even if it be, in this instance
at the sacrifice Of National honor.-Baitinore pa.
The Court Of Kings Bench, for the District o
Montreal has decided, that proprietors Of steamboat
are to be considered as common carriers, and legaI
responsible for ahe safe delivery Of all goods entrusted
to ihem notwithstanding every clause to the contrar
! in their advertisements, bills Of lading, or other doc
umenis.
MARRIED,
| ia Waiertown, Mr. Bennett b. Peck, of Woodbridge
| to Miss Caroline Hickock.
In Woodbridge, M Sas J. Peck to Miss Mary A.
Baldwin; Mr. Mamri Gibbud, Of Waterbury, to Miss
M0randa Hine.
In Cranky, Jared GriswoId, ESQ OF Hartford to Miss
| Mary Robins, daughter of Appleton Robbins, Esq.
| In Hartford, Mr.. Luther White, Of Middetown. TO
Miss Maria Hay den, daughter Of Col. WIN. Hayden.
DIED,
! In this village, Saturday evening last, Mrs La.
creiia Bolles aged &c. wife Of Mr.. Ebenezer Boles.
In Goshen, on the 10th inst AdinO Hale, Esq. aged
n, Town Clerk Of the Town Of Goshen, and for ma
ny years distinguished member Ofthe State Legisla-
In Milford, Mrs. Sybe Plumb. wife Of Mr.. John
! Plumb. In Ok ford, Mrs Ruth LeavenwOrth, wife Of
| Of Mr. Isaac Leavenworih.
IN Hartford, Miss Alice Coggswell, 25, daughter Of
! the late DR. Mason +. COggsweIl. She deaf and
In Wea,hersieId, Mr. John Goodrich, 86.
| In East Hartford, Mr. Ashbel Bidwell; Mr. Daniel
brewer; Mr. Theodore Stanley, 78.
| In MddIetovn Mrs Mary WEIGH, IS.
| In Harrington Major John H. Tuule, 90, the only
| child of Gen. Uriel futile.
| In Hartford, Miss Julia Ann Sergeant, aged "a,
daughter Of M. Jacob Sergeant.
liz New Hartford, Miss Margaret 3. Dwight, o.
daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Dwight.
In Bridgeport, Mrs. Rebsecs, wife Of the Rev. DR.
j" Toringford. Mss. Al~yra Gibbs. wife Of Mr.Ja'
bes Gibbs, q.