Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-03
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A very important alteration is making in the uni. form of the United States army. The President has been long desrOus of restoring the old revolutionary uniform-lhe blue nnd bufF-,hat military costume which is associated with the brave deedsthe gallant acts of the revolution. Arrar gene are therefore making, by which ,h, ed uniform ofthe United States army in l776 will be restored on the next 4th ofJuly
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 Mr Van Buwn-The Albany Argus says, tha, Mr. Van Buren will embark from Havre for this county about the 10th of May next.
 Stage Coach Robbery.-The stage going from AL bany to Hartford wns robbed about o'clock on the morning of the 25h inst ofseyera trunks near Green. bush-onc of them contained besides clothing $l, ,382 the Commercial Bank of Lake Eric, at Cleveland, Ohio l,3OO supposed to be in New. York money, ls5 sovereigns, two Napoleons and half eages, draft of $9OO drawn by Catharine Shepherd, in favor of w. and A. F. Cleayeland, dated at Cieaveland, Ohio.- The bills on the Commercial Bank of Lake Erie were all new, of Perkns' plate, and mostly 5s and 1Os. reward of $25o is offered for the recovery of tho money.
 Belgian Colony -Rumor snys that Count Leon is about purchase the town of Beaver, Penn-hat his agents have engaged to inquire the price of each mans property. and make report to him on certain day-,hat he intends to locate in Beaver some tbos- sand Belgians whom he expects on shortly.
 Fire and loss ef Lifs.-The Reading Chronicle states, that most distressing accident happened near HopeweIl Furnace, Bucks county a week or two since, which adds another to the many warnings to mothers. A house occupied by colored man in the service of Nr. Brooks, of Hopewe was destroyed by fire, together with thrse o his children! It appears that the mother, having occasion to visit some of her neghbors, locked up the children n the house, and when she returned the house was in pile of ruins, and her children victims of the devouring elemeut.-- The cries of the children wers heard soon afer the mother had left home, but nothing unusual was to be seen about the house, the flames not having yet burst out, their cries were unheeded.
 Chwches-The Universalisi Church in Grand near Pitt Street, has been purchased by the trustees of S, Mary's Church, whose place of worship was some time since destroyed by fire. Z.
 Massachusetts State PrisOR.-Ths great decrease of convicts since Ias,year being 5 is o the lst inst snIy PA under confinement. Last q, n the nnmber was 29l. The earnings of the c6nsieIs during the last six monhs have paid every expense incidental 10 the establishment and leave clear profit ot s2IA4 l5 which excess Of earnings over expesses will from present prospects be mai".aiaedio ,he close o the " year.
 Last week man was discharged from tlss iail in New Bedford, who had,bees ceafinsd ten uohths and eight days, for deb. ofseven siolIars The expense to the creditor Gfiy-twe dollars and 6fy eens!
 A New Hampshire papsr says, i've eos of six of,he delegation in Congress from that esaie. are aEscsed wiih lOektaD. though aos seriously as e prevcp, their daily aisendaRce in the Eloase.
 The GOuvnmsnr Loas of els. o.e0D. so be paid of in Juy, win leave are informed. bat about 6a, ,OoO, 900 in this coun.sy res ss r.ss so Los. don!! VI Qao,h he Ofths Richmoad Wbig-.s slr. Vas Du. ren in his letter from London ays gaeksohs Admin is,rasiOn will be looked b. n future times as eold- sn era ia OUT EIis,Ory!" True-ihe era when hos. of prOdigaie adventuEers and anknown polisIcians, flled their pockets with the gold of shs people,"
 The Philadelphia U. States Gazette, spsaking Of she fashionable coSlume tor Iadiss in tha. city, says that esh colOFsd slockhga, wilh large clocks. are much worS; ailsaat Wsssw ane pairUs,y aneh worn."
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