Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21


lately deceased in Boston :-To three sons re.;duarv
iegaees, each about $4,000, $l,5OOOOO; sourtI,
son, $1,000 his widow, in real eatnts and money In
Guiding the annuity, sboat 1OO, 600; bis dasgters,
Mrs. L. about 1000; and Mrs. F. 10000; Widow
Thorndike, in Ohio, 10000; Mrs. II. 1000; Mrs.. W..
1000; his coachman 1000. Total 81 $4,000. Besdss
several smaller legacies.
BErR 10 death. -ID Chatham, East Hampton socie-
", on the 18th inst. Miss Daily A. Bailey, aged 2.
She had been sick abOut 1--WE moas previous ,o hep
death, aHd one night she got or. her clothes caught
fire, and she was burnt in most shocking manner
Her cries heard but reliefcaae too late 10 save
her life. Ii was at FIRST sbOoght that she could live
but few hours, but she recovered and lived about
20 daysn The most heart-rendng agony and distress,
which she bore with Christian Goriitude and resgna-
ltion.--American Sentinel
Murder of a Cherokee, &c.-A Cherokee named
Tunakee, resided ~ New-E was charged with
Killing hog, BY two three Georgans, who reside
| 10 the nation. Onahs 9Th Of May Tunakee was ar
rested by the Georgian Guard who started with him
for the residence Of The ofthe hog; but the In
dian attempted 10 escape, and shot through the
heart by the Guard and lei unhuried in the wilder
ness Tunakee was young Indian in thriving cir
cunstances. and had farm, and wife and two chill
dren The Georgian Guard, had also apprehendets
two Cherokees for digging gold their own lands;
one Of whom is in prison. and the other liberated
after being tied 10 atree and receiving City lashes
Both these Indians would have escaped the psnisli-
meDi, had they acceded TO the proposed made them
| Of enrolling as emigrants
Ii appears from assoficia document that the enov-
NOUS Of ninety thousand dollars was received dur
ing the last year by the city Of New Orleans from tho
single sourceof licences 10 gambling houses kept open
| within its limits.
SingnlafsA AZ Mr.. A. Mecalfwas ranging the fields
with gun, he observed hawk lowering near him,
and while preparing TO give il shot. 6edfare few
in great terror against his breast and then pelchetf
on his shoulder; he fired ut the hawk with the FIRST
barrel, twhe the feIdfare sat sill, but missed the
hawk, intent upon his prey, disregarded the s,o,
with thesecond barrel bel drought the bird down. The
feldfare left his shoulder, and futiered for short
time round iis iaen and dead enemy, uttered chirp
Of JOY, and then winged away from i,s friend andhu@
expected protector WestmorelaHd Gazette.
Beneooience.--A young American, BY the name Of
Walmsley, recently died n Mexico. and on his deaih
bed directed the $4,000 tobe divided equally
between the American Bible, Tract, Sunday School.
J Amerbcan
Board OfForeign Missions. The amour, has been du-
y RENTED to this country. MIR. WansIey was for
merly citizen Of New FORK, and much esteemed by
all who knew him. Y. d. Ldv.
/ 80. Louis. May 19.-Mob.-On the morning Of the
18th inst. respectable looking young found
dead in the yard Of house in this place, known by
/ the name Of the Goosehorn. He appeared to have
beepkiledb by stab 10 the thigh, inflicted by knife,
from which wound hetad bled TO death. The act is
supposed 10 have been committed by female inhabi-
tant Of the house, who is committed to jail for trial.
About II o'clock the same day, number Of tho
citizens exasperated at the occurrence assembled and
tore down the house, together with smaller build
ngs connected with it, after which the keeper was
tarred and feathered. BY this tme the multitude Of
people great, and having barrel Of wbskey with
one head out, number Of them drank very freely
One two our most respectable citizens acted az
General Lynch, gave the war whoops and proceeded
Iio tear down several houses Of similar character
with the first, but Of more private nature breaking
and destroying the furniture they went along
Three houses were sacked and burnt to the ground,
and about nine others destroyed; the mob took pos
session of the fire hooks, with which stone and brick
houses were torn from their foundaon-and il il said
that two respectable families left houscless and in
abject poverty. No doubt fainger had been pointed
at the Bank, il would have been plundsred.
The Legislature OF Pennsylvania is how holding an
adjourned or extra session, for the purpose Of arrag
ing the Congressional districts Of that State, under
the new superintendent 1t is said they will pass res
outions nsructing the members Of Congress from that
State to vote against any modification Of the Tariff,
andn favor Of the renewal Of the charter Of the u s..
Bank.
Its stated in late London paper, that separa-
i ton has taken place between the widow Of Bishop
hebar and her second husband.
Anaccident occurred atthe new Theatre now erect
ing in this city, on Saturday last. The roof simbers
were all erected and temporarily secured on Friday.
On Saturday morning, before they could be perma-
nenlIy fastened, high wind atsle, and while about
twenty workmen we're engaged ia securing them,
sudden blow FRUSTRATED the whole frame. Not one
individual OF the twenty received any injury.
| CisCfsaGti paper.
case Of slandsrw was decided Al tie late Superior
Court ofPutnam county, Georgia. in which the plain
lid, young lady Of humble but sespectabe character.
received verdict Of $4,000 damages. The SANDER
was few words spoken by the defendant against the
4 purity ofthe character 81 the plaintiff.