Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

l6. Act repeating 18th Section of Act de Treasury. n. Ac. de Es'ateas-appOin'i"g of Trustees.
 1S 1S' Act As! do. do Commissioners. ~. Act de guardians and minors. --.. Fl. Act de Assessors and Board of Relief
 &. Act de common and undivided lan,ls--Drop,ie.
 tOrs OC may sell. g. Act de supply of vacancy in the office of tow"
 clerk.
 24. Act de warning town mee,ings-copv ,o be jeff
 with town clerk.
 2S. Act de side walks--sowns may make by-lawa. 26. Act de jurymen-Brantord 2, North BranGord 6. N. Act de taxes upon Bank and Insurance stock OI
 non-fesdents. S8. Aci de estate of deceased paupers. -
 9. Act de certificates of taxes aba,ed. JO. Act de oaths-nlay be administered by Probate d. Commissioners.
 S. Act de salaries nn fees-On military appeais-at .. tendance at justice courts.
 S9. Act dc Mililia-SysIem of tactics established. SJ. Act de do. appeals maybe made to either o
 the Field Officers. 34. Act de State Prison-appon,men of Chaplain. S9 Act de Lo,teres-accoun,s in receipts, SSc to be s6. Act de Sherifs-l2 deputies authorized in Ltch-
 field county.
 y. Act dc gaos and gaolers-poor debtors. S8. Acide fisheries in Ousa,onnic River. sS Ss' Act Ac, Ss Ss p.,.d:.. do P'''"pa"s Po"d'
 Al. Act de highways and hridges-ehaining ofwheels
 prohibited.
 42. Act de i,ishways and bridges-ex tending sth
 section of the Act.
 43. Act de School Fand.
 A. Act de Mayor of Notwithstanding term of oE-
 flee to one year.
 45. Ac, de Banks-power of proxy limited to twelve
 months. .. 46. Act de Eagle Bank-ex,ending Acts ofls26 and
 1880.
 0. Act i"cOrpora'ing BOrough of Southport in the 4s. Ae, incorporating Weslcyaa University a, Mid
 dletOwn. ... 49 Ae. ineorpo,.iing Jsws't City Bank i" the town 50. Ac, incorporating City Bank of New. Haven. 5l. Act incorporating Coauec ticut Bank at Bridge
 port-branch at Mill River.
 g. Act incorporating Eas, Haddam Bank.
 To the following inciden says the National Journal which we fad related in the Jackson (Tenn.) States man, ofihe 14ih May, the rumor of Col. Crocket,'s having been shot s indebted imagine, flor its origin.
 Cot. CrockeM.-A report is tn circulation tina, this gentleman was treated rudey by the ctzens present, when he addressed the leoe iN the CoUr, hnuse last week. The editor Ot this paper was present. Col. Crockett interrupted when addressing the people by BdiyidHa only, who denily under the inc ilaence ot liquor. The Col. stopped speaking, ob- served that he could no. proceed under iuch crcunl- alances, and WRs ahOu retiring from his stand, when Col. TaihUt, whO was sitting at tue bar, immediately 'u hoHr Of Cos Crncketia rUse andreqnaMed him tn proceed, stating that lac should not be fpriher inter- rupsed several persons at the time, taking he ndvidua by the nru wEa had oceasiOnedshe dssuri,- ance, and walked with him oUt Of tho house: when Col Crockett witho"t further To the Conclusion of his speech. Except in this so- ary instance, Col Crockett was listened with aark sd RleHon, and treated with the utmost politeMess.
 From the Nep. York Spectator, June 4. GREAT FIRE AT FAYETTEVILLE, N. o. By ,he malt this morning, we have an account or a yrea, fire a Fayetteville. From letter to the editors A. ~1~E..A sa al- aL~ commenced in Mr., ,Kyle's kitchen, and extended up Flay -sreet far Mrs Gass on the north side, de- 'troying every thing in ts way "There lsays the same wri,erl about two thousand persons who have million ofdoitGrs The United States Bank md Cape Fear Bsnk ars also gone the Lafayette Hotel like wise."
 Another letter .f the same date, says--" We had not left ahe Church half hour before the fire broke out All the notes apd books of any value belonging to the Banks, saved, but h was found impossible get ., the specie. Hopes entertained however that it will not all be lost.
 The following letter from the Rev. Mir. Rowland to the edilOr Of the National Gazette describes in most vivid manner, this sOrrowtUI occurrence.
 FaysGeriLs. w. e. May 29, 1881. To Ahe Editor ef the Nafionui Gossffe :-
 Gir-FayetEeciNe C !-This morning ti sun rose up0n us in its beauty, and with eiaddenin hearts we focked to the Churches of our God. Nov we are iD Tssas But lwOstOres of all thai this niac contained are standing. The rest are entirely cou sHmed. Nothing but stacks of totiering chimneys re main to tell what we once were.
 Except in the outskirts of the town, mad in ihos. streets which arc little of from the centre of fhs village, not dwelling house femainp. All the church es wah she exception Of she Methodss, which s dis tant Om ihs centre of the town, destroyed. The academy. the two splendid hotels, our printing office the two Bank 2. the old state iouse, every apaheca rys shop, and some of our mills. nre all in ashes
 The fire communicated, (it is supposed,l from chimney. precisely in the centre of our viliage, ana Vpread with ioconceisabie rap'diy through evety Gveei. IL was just a6er the co1grega,ioa had beer dmiesed. about half past twelve o'clock. when the 6l was first discovered, and in less than one houl and halt village was literally " sea of Jinme. ThA 4oods were consumed iR the streets, the eagine werS burnt at their stands. Some who had properi, remoAsd 10 a distance in expectation of safeiy, bu were Absppointed; too sooW the destroying elemen rsaeh2d shem. The churches, though at disiancs from each oiier weTe in flames. The tniI alee pie of .he Presbyterian church seemed . pyramid . 6re; fov while ii stood firm, soon the bell descendes with crass-he steepe trcmbled. iotiered aud fell The Episcopal church, which apparently caught n the same time, was soon .n ashes.
 As wandered through the out-skirts of the place administer relief Ear as posse t0 the distre@sd my heart sunk within me. The sick were borne ou of their ouses aad lying pallets in the street Others. faint and exhausted. were reclining on ih beds which had been thrown ous. Every moment ou ears were stunned with the explosion Of powder, deaolish the buildngs which might siay the Game. Bas Altho0gh many were thus tsveied there was ns strength pull ie ,iPbers from the ssaeh of the GagFaiiOn.
 Id is isnnossbs to paint the hsart-rendina sesna which every where occurred. Parsnfswess inquiria Or ihsir children. and children for thsir parenis as in every onunlsnanes seigned dsspair. | have been vssnd the fire ia every direction. on the ahoss staaemeeis aEe she Fesall efmy own olse vmijon. Fsam where new write eaa perceive. C she extent of asaFy halfs mile. the ghtwhleh nssl aa up iFMm the smSnldeFiAg snins. A very sEAal DO ioA ef sa properly was insaFed. Masl af tho poop
 sf eAsir ail oar dissssss may bs passialy imagine