Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

fuBETC OPINION.
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 Siate, are k6frhly sick 1I kSonism IIsey abpsa at wqsingl no he s5l pl Asaperndoss, gt5sansnst andknaves. 1hetFiek ispiaFed. Your Betty Martin
 has paid flo forfeil Of hs cOulsivances Tke iusIe
 neai of Reansysahin 6 dead agains lsiin. la betl never kaew maFe lhorupghly dead,m0, nos even after he vas iaisTed. Those who seek b keep che hs has been told and keep ihem lrie. 10 prop hin np. The lnnierls are truly better than llpse which oNce pfoppsd h!ln, but ths idea of . in almost infanIe feeBcpsss and ignofaace, upon props and piJlafs, is too humiliang declare to you tllai as seq thihes ile day E near at hand, wen, him. for God. and his country cake 10 qui, t. aad % home. They have discharged then debl=iried him tound him ihe weakest and tlse worsl'Rl htI over,
 inside and aossides for the place he was 10
 Our Germans, who are | siFailforwartl seople--hon. estrlle 10 liberty and thar cOuntry-are ali tn Jho- tpn. hey say ]" we have been imposed upon. We roe we thought he wrole alI his name is to-bul we ind hp writes nothing hut Postsc,Spes, and letters about bo0ts, and these kind pfs things" Rely npon acsr b so,;ss @ 's '
 lis high tiIethe people were awake every where. The country is theirs-so is the Gevernmen,. Let tl.em pTsseFv the one, and nsanain the honor lhe sa
 IL E my opinion, that ia sS period oftke worlds history hasihere ben. in nm esernmeni, snch des- pctc aOings as have been on in Was iligion, never happen again. ". eectaser.
 csasaad,pm --ivl,y are As.I.as spiras like sa sum in the Rule of Three dinsss -. T N
 answer is requested.
 
 N GENERAL. S <.
 The Richmond Whig says, ss tlsra is nd doubt of Major Eatons having cl.allengsd Alr erren, but we are happy to hear shAl it will not iea so combat"
 The Detroit Courier states that Gov. Cass was ao take his depsrure for Washington, 10 assume ihe i- ties of ttc War Department the cpsrse ofa days.
 There is laIe doubt says the same. thas rsneral Eaton. Iate Ssoretary of War, wi succeed Ger xaor Cass, ss1
 OiiDfr tNatkias, who was sentenced to slaath for the murder of his wife, wss hung vt Brooklya iast Tlesday. Four military companies escorted him from hs prison to the galiowsa sermon WIS preach. cd 10 the thoasans assembled 10 witness she scene prayers were offered in behalf of the prisoner his dying spsech read in which As solemnly a. serted hs innocence of tho naurdersN. K. Reuie,v.
 A cause excising interest was tried in Nsw- York during the pastweek. The charge was ilMt ofsedac- onalthongh bassd on sreas gsoans ifoaa ordlaafy es,inas Tha dslendantis U about sorsy ypaes old. N appears he married early iA life, and lived several years wiih his partner, aud illem married agaia His first wife, iasicad ofins,gaiing prosecution ofcrim- inal charge procured divorce in consequence efhs adultery. With his second wife he lived some siine when she aied, leaving two children, He then 0. came acqaaiassd witAIiss Bishop, aser of sAe pin- ti in the present ease. The union of his marriage lhe ears ofherself and bsoahsr when he hr nished an expAna,ion. that his wife had been unraA I and le had prsenreda divosce. IIs pre.sn.iet to fcad so Mss Bishop n order of the ehancellor to that effect Cader thisysw the hrosh hs enpa his nanae-., aa he sister was duly married to the deisndant. Az short pesOd her health as various times was del irae and at last precarious from disease eommunica- ted by hin; and a this period the trush of is first marriage became known, with the knowledge that .s present connection was illegal. The brother ofAiiss Bishop prosecuted on tho charge of seduction; and considering the nature of the case, with the cIscum stances that the deieadant possessed property tho noun, of from 900 to % OOOthe jury awarded sir skonsand dollars verdict to the plaintiff Posgh. 1ei. Fatal accidsns.-Mr. John H. Dick, ofPislstown in this counsys &as yeslerday morning moving in the field of Peier c. Williams, in company with negro man named Jack. Mr, Dick, wlo was forward dis covered nest of bumbie.bces little before him. and immediately dropped his sy,he, and sprang backwards 10 avoid them. In doing this he stepped upon the sy.e of the negro which severed the tendon Achilles aud cut so ihc bones Of lie ancle. Ills immediately started for his house. which was at the distance of bout twenty rods from ihe field in which he was ., work, the same time dispaching the black for . surgeon. His wound bed most profiassy, and be.
 fore he had reachsd lie house. he fsi and before as sisiance reached him, died.-- Troy Sentinel.
 It was said yesterday morning at Washington, say the Philadelphia Chronicle of fAaonday, as we lear from source of great responsibility, that two of t chief parties of ihe correspondence Sc. which hay IacIy been filling the newspapers, have gone out [ settle the matter by due The report was not entire ly credited. Probably unlouDdedI
 correspondent of the Boston Eentinel, Aeniion the Hon. Fisher Ames among l4 Feat AMcrcal statesmen, whose dcceass has takEA place on the an nversary ol our nations Independence. He died os the 4,h ofJuly, 1903. .s ,lse,s ssa4 < .s.gs We understand that Jchnsoas at whcse hnssse shs pirates Gibbs and Wansley lodged on Barn Iaand,h ,ha been committed to Bridewel. charged w, ths larce ny of she 600 which te pirates stated they buried iIl the sand where ,hey landed lrom ihe brig Vine yard ..-JOur. ef Com.
 sZaciens Pissoi.'-We have been slewn . very m cient horse pistol, which washed from hank q Long Branch last week. The barrel stwelse inchei long, and r.e entire length ofi the weapon about eight cen. Two-ahirds of its surface is heavily encrusss. | . aL S.ss "a