Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-28

Spots Ia de Ssn.-Oar intelligent sssrespOndeH,
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 ZHs Hassss.-Tbe sseuthsr during last week, was uausuGIy 6aes and great progress was made in secur ing the crops of winter grain. The wheat crop in this cOuuy, learn has rarely been more abundant in quantity excellent in quality. Oats ssO promise wel and the crop of hay s very large. Indiaa corn has attained large growth, and affords abOndSnt promise of an ample harvest.-P0agkkeepsi ybsy.
 The Richmond Enquirer remarks of Mr. Clay. " he laughs aa all constitutional scrupIes" Atsoms ot them he may well laugh To be grave is beyond all power of face. Political hypochondriaism is as udi- crOUs, occasionally, the physical. With regard to Ihe constitution, the Enquirer often resembles pa- tient once saw tn the hospital who imagined that it not lawful for him to stretch out his arms and legs He shU6led along. in a narrow space, almost horizontally, drawing in his ,nbs upon principle and scrUpie and pleading conscience against all attempts to walk stand erect. The sphere of our general government is the Union-nOt the ten miles square ;- its powers are correspondent; it's march should be freo and wde its port upright and lofy.-N0t. Gag.
 Baak of CoiNmbia.-We are requested to state,
 says the Cal,skil Recorder, that further dividend or fifty cents dollar will be paid to the creditors of the Bank of Columbia, whose demands have been presented to- and allowed by the Receiver. This div idcM; with the former one; pays the full amount due to the said creditors and they notified that upon surrendering their certificates and evidences of de- mands to Orrn Day, Esq., Of Ca,tskil, he will pay the | balance.
 1 Fatal Ma'riage-A melancholy instance of an un- fortunate marriage developed on the ria Of Mur- ray, the person tried for participating in the bank rob bery. A most interesting looking female, about 13 years age, possessing finely formed coun,cnancc, clear compile xion dark brown hair, and in very de- icate situation, examined as n witness. IL seems tEe young lady resided with her nuther who keeps respectable tavern and boarding house in Philadelphia. Somcti me last winter young fellow named Simpson, com menced visiting and subsequently hoardng at her mothers house, and there insmuaed himself into the girls affections At the same time, Murray was ac. cus,omcd 10 visit Simpson, and as the two ap- peHred to have great plenty of money, the young woman imag ned that her visions of happiness would all be realized, consented 10 private marriage, and an clopcment 10 this city O January, where she was placed in Murrnys house, and became acquaint- ed, through her husband and Murray, with Smiths family. lnthe month of February Simpson was ar- rested, convicted of picking gen,eman's pocket and sent to the State Prison Thus has this interesting young woman, iy precipi;ae marriage, had her prospects of happiness destroyed herself thrown into an assoriaton with depraved characters, and united in marriage with the inmate of state prison.-N r. Conr. ond Enquirer.
 Mrs. Laura Hocomb, wife of Mr. Lorrey Ho!comb committed suicide, by hanging herself, in Penn, on Wednesday of last week. The verdict of the jury stated that mental Arrangement, caused by religious excitement. was the cause of the act. We under- stand that she was woman who had always borne
 the reputable character and that this act has oc. casioned deopregret among her circle of friends. Pnisfeid Sst1.
 We learn from the Portland Courier that tie young kQdies in Topsham celebrated the late 4th of July bya procession and public exercises in the Court. .house- An oration was delivered by Elizabeth Walker, and poem by Caroline c. Green. Gentlemen were no, admitted hear the performances. All the young la- dies had their beads ornamented with wrea,ls of roses
 In noticing the suicide of John T. Robinson which occurred in Boston few days since, the particulars of which we have already published, the Portland Courier observes, the young man whose fatal and criminal catastrophe is recorded below has been in business in that town for years past as a book. binder and book.sele His former partner in bus. shot bimseI Ii M public houre in thsl town ubou a year and a half ago. We understand they learned tradc together n ,he same shop and that third who was also their fellow apprentice committed suicide previous to either of these. There mus, hate been something radically wrong in the principles which they imLibed, and which have led to such awful results. We learn from the official paper ai Washington. sha, in consequence of intelligence received the Department of tate in relation so the existing state of things at Hay., orders have been issued by the Secretary of the Navy, for part of our West India squadro" to vs. ths principal ports in sha, Island a"d similar orders have been given in respec, 0 the principal ports ibe Main.-N F. Gas. MARRIED;
 h Kent, on the l0lh inst. by Birlsey Beardsley, Esq. Mr. Seneca CurisS, io Miss Polly F. Thompson, of Warren.
 In Hartford, Mr. George W. Root, of Middlebvry, Vt 10 Miss Juia c. COrnng, daughter oi MF. George C0rnDg.