Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

4st Ward Inspector At the instance Of an IN lookiur
negro. black as coal, who claimed her 40 his wife and
charged her Of having elOpsd from his residences il
SostOp. The wretched female uold the magistrate
THAT the claimant with some others had made her
drink TO iDtoxcaton in Bosom, and whilst she was in
that state the marriage ceremony performed. The
magistrate not having any power TO act in the matter
ordered both 10 leave The office.-N. Y. Eng.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania have passed resO-
buttons, that the people of tina, state never
se" TO abandonment protective system," and
that they view ahe speedy rcchartering Of the u s..
Bank as OfvaI importance to the public welfare.P
In Texas, moi long snce love affair terminated in
duel between Nc. ". T. Page Of Virginia, and DIR.
Ambrose Laqacrk, in which the former was badly
wounded and the DR.. killed.
PrOifc.-As an offset to the statements which oc-
casionay appear in the papers, relative vegetable
and other productions Of the soil Of extraordinary
growth the editor Of the Genius Of Liberty, printed
at Leesburg, Va. mentions the fact that citizen OF
Fauqner couny, in that Stale. recently sent sirteen
OF his own children, lawfully born in wcdIock, TO a
neighboring school, at one and the period Of
time.' Ia ata
Any Darden.--The readers ofthis paper, and ofthc
papers which Aourished before the National ln,ei-
gencer had existence, have heard year after year, Of
the far-famed claim Of Amy Darden, for her horse
Rnmu!us. which was pressed into The public service
during the revolutionary war. To all those readers,
suchp them have survived the lapse Of years.
We have tie pleasure announce that they will hear
Of this venerable claim no has finally, nndnl
Iast. passed both houses Of Congress, and unless The
Presidents shall contrary all probability, intcrpose
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Nat. tint.
Accident.--Gurdon G.. Clark drowned in the
Ohio Canal at Cleveland, about 3Oth uIt. He was
nou, q, and had recently ,eea engaged pedIar.
He wns from Connecticut, near Hartford, where his
mother resides. II IL supposed that he intended, with
the msncy he derived from peddling and the proceeds
al the sale Of his horse and wagon, to buy small farm
in the interior Of The State, and send for his mother
reside with him. II is supposed that he had about
5000 in cas,-9iO0 was found in his handkerchief
with him. He was his last trip a hand Of the
boat previous TO his departure fot Conner,icut.
Census Of Lo,CeH--The Lowell Journal states that
the census Of HAT town, taken by Mr.. Isaac Swan,
agreeably vote in iowR meeting shows the whole
number Of inhabitants be 10, 254,, Of which 1879
are white males, 955 white females, and 90 coored.
in JaAs 1880, the population was 6 AZ, being gain
Of nearly 1000 10 years, which will double
in about three years The adjoining village Of Belyi.
deere numbers 1904, which if annexed 10 Lowell las
has been repeatedly proposed) would increase the
population off latter TO I,25s.-Boss. Mess.
Battle Ground fer sals--Thc plantation New
Orleans which the celebrated Battle Of the 9th Of
Jaauary 1916 fought, has been divided into town
lots, and TO have seen cold at auction ut New-Or
leans the 26h alt., I, expected TO prove heal
Thy and pleasant Summer for The inhabitants
Of the city. The new town is to bear the name Of
Versailles.
One Of the crew ofthe Macedonian. having receiy-
ed the wages Of the last three years cruise wen with
the money in his hand, into store, and having pur-
chased pocket book, put the roll Of notes in his waist
coat pocket, and the poke, book into that of round
jacket. The store keeper told him that it was the
fashion TO put money in the pocket hooks but the
sailor affirmed he up the tricks Of the land lub-
her. and went Off. The next day he returned to the
store, exclaiming in grea, glee, They've got it
give me another = He had indeed lost the pocket
book, but secured his nolcs. &
A Carolinian has much right 10 be nm opponcnt
Of the Tariff New-Eng lander has to be its friend
aud vice versa. But let them take care that their
spirits do not degenerate into mere prejudice, aud
personal hostility We should be sorry to think that
any opnion had other moiive than an unwilling
that C.. or D. should make money-or that any
opposition should exist, much reduce prices,
TO PROSTATE domestic manu- lacaures.-8ost Cent.
Ohio Canal-Ws learn from the Cleaveand tOhio)
Herald, that 10 hoped the whole line vf the Ohio Ca
nal will be finished by the 4th Of July next. g There
will then be completed chain OF communication,
which for magnifcence Of design and greatness Of en-
terprise has scarcely parallel in the works Of aria
communication which, will connect the waters OF the
Atlantic with those Of the Mississippi. Con.
A novel and Interesting Convention has been pro-
posed in some OF the Western papers. II 10 to be
meeting of,he surviving Pioneers Of,he West to take
place on about the 6rst Of October next, at the
mouth OF the Licking, the Kentucky shore oppo-
site Cincinnati. The proposition appears especially
intended for the original pioneers Of $780, -12. who
will have survived The half centay expire in Oc,o
her next and the particular object 10 commemorate
the oils enterprise and suerings Of those by whom
the way was first opened TO the Great West, and the
first impulse given TO that tide Of emigration which
has covered the valley Of the Mississippi with thous
ands Of Aourshing settlements, and millions Of sturdy
Geemen, converting the savage wilderness into the
Observation-Disclosures and the nurseries Offrce nsi,o
tOns.
Preach paper states, that short time since, an
inhahant nf 81 Omar vw;shal a., do.,row . 1n~ s,;.h