Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-03-24
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from the stock Of Mr. Coke the great farmer of Nor
folk, Eng seven years old, and Of very fine form.-
They weighed on their feet 2,7OO each, and were
purchased by Mr.. Bartholomew Granger, of Wash
ington Market. at IL 20 cents per ID. for the four
quarters-Mr. Hurlburt reserved the hides and taIow
| to himself-Mercury.
The Charleston Aurora that poor little girl
having bought some rum for her parents fell down,
broke the pitcher, and split the contents. A young
man came up, and plying her Distress took her back
to the shop bought her four oaves Of bread and sent
her home with them.
Mr.. Thomas I. Bouldin, member Of Congress from
MIR. Randolphs district in Virginia, offers himself
candidate for reelection, the offer
Mr.. Randolph. He complains that Mr.. Randolph's
intention Of offering himself AS a candidate had not
been made known to him, in which case he would
have yielded 10 his wishes and aided him with all his
hsart but he consent be put aside in the un-
ceremonious Mr.. Randoph's friends have cho-
sen to adopt.-N. Y. Paper.
| Important from Tennessee.-One John W. Perry,
citizen OF the county of Gibbs, in Tennessee, has
presented petition to Congress, which sets fort,
that his conj"gal adjunct having recently presented
him with three children at birth, named WASHING
TON, LAFAYETTE, and JACKSON PERRY, he desires
an appropriation Of tract of land from government
for his unparalleled exertions in tho increase of sta
tiscaI matters. He furthermore forth, that be-
sides his last edition, he has large family Of children
that he is poor, hut very indwstrous and throws
himself upon the generosity OF the government.
Worthy Of Initatio".-In 1457, proclamation was
issued by Henry the VII, that women should not
meet to babble and to talk, aud that all men should
keep their wives in their houses"
Suicide.-On Sunday the It'll, ult. Mrs. Charlotte
Hoyt, aged 90, wife Of MIR. Henry Hoyt Of Wilton
committed suicide by hanging herself. No cause is
| given for the act.
Neo- Osieans-On the nigh, Of the 9TH Of Fsbrua-
ry, Mrs. Desdune was found murdered in her bed.
The actis supposed to have been perpe,rated by
named Paul X, who lie said to have committed SUI
icide since the discovery Of the deed. The same man
IS said 10 have before inflicted severe wounds
upon Mrs. ID. and was committed to prison, from which
lie only liberated the day before the body was
| found. s
THE three eonders of scomen.-At fifteen they won
der whom they shall take; at twenty-five they wonder
whom they shall get; and at thiriyive they wonder
who will take them!
Inscription ola village Doctors sign in Devonshre
II cures goose my Wife cuTesths ganders" As our
readers may find difficulty in max ing this OUT il
is necessary explain that the good man intended 10
make KNOWN that he cured asues and his wife cured
| the jaundice.
en- lowed with great PROJECTIONS, without
good needing like who has his pockets full Of
gold, but always wants change for his ordinary occa-
| sons.
| Letters from Paris, says the New-York Journal of
Commerce., received by the last French packet, state
the Important fact, that very extensive detection
had taken place in the Catholic Church Of France
1t is said that Gallo Church is TO be established in
dependent Of Rome, and renouncng the authority Of
the Pope THAT the organization will take place i'm
me.ately, and include some thousands Of priests.
letter from Washington, to the Editor ofthe Prov
idence American, says:-"A warm correspondence
is said to be going on, betwee" distinguished
Senator from the South, friend of Mr. Calhoun, Mr.
Hayne] and the President Of the Unhed States. ant
when that endsanotber pamphlet will he forthcoming.
MIR. Crockett yesterday stated that he had support
ed the present Administration when Gen. Jackson
conle into power, well as his colleague, Mr.. Polk
but he went on to say that he Jackson sill
but General Jackson not, for that the General
had left the principles which he avowed when he was
elected. Now, said Mr.. Crockett, that he is off from
his principles, am off from him.-Nat. Jour.
A letter from Richmond, Virginia, to the editor Of
the Commercial Advertiser, states that Keniuckian
named Marshall shot Mr.. GauIt. The wound, il is
supposed, will prove mortal The cause Of the quar-
J rel arose at a ball on the 23d February.
A child the Of dentist in Second street, near
Shipper, Philadelphia, met his death last week in
manner somewhat extraordinary, and which merits
notice BY way OF monion. While al school, the tu-
tor discovered that many Of his pupils were chewing
Gum Elastic, Qndian Rubbsr) and issued an order oil
chastiselnent against those who were detected. The
boy ia question having piece in his mouth mmedi-
a,ely swallowed TO avSid discovery. II swelled in
his abdomen, wherever it lodged, with such rapid.
| ty az TO cause his death few hours afterwards.
| Philadelphia Inquirer.
Among the other Washington rumors, it is mention.
ed that correspondence has for some time past been
pretty actively carried on between Gen. jackson and
Mr. Adams and that it originated with the General
or the nature ofihis correspondence says much
but the possibility is that much that says is moi
the truth Il is said, that the object of the OBJ
ec,s Of this correspondence the part Of Gen. Jack
SON. 10 to ask advice of Mr.. Adams in relation diff
cues in which he, the General, 6nds himself placed
II is most confidently said there doubt Of The fact
that correspondence exists, aud there is no doub
that Gen. jackson Is now satisfed-now that Mr.. Ad