Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
GENERAL SUMMARY.

dexter a, atO Puhlic DinRer al VicEsbuTgh, (M,'l we find the following: -
 ByF. BlackwelI.- zAs Gotten PIdMt ef Mississippi; the snowy staple Of the South; mOy neither blight, rot nor mildew, atTec, !, in the field; nor RetOrm Tariff Veto or CAOiera. injure it in the market.
 The Jackson papers denOunce the Hon. c. A. WicklH, a member of Congress from Louisville, Ky. as an npOsiale. The Public Advertiser published at ,ha, place Is exceedingly bitter towards Mr. w.
 The meeting of the An.i.JackeOn Electors of the counties Of New.London aud Wndham, which was held a. Norwich on Friday last was very numerous, and consisted of much the moral worth and charac- ter of those counties. The whole number ofdelegates was not lees than eigh. hundred. The Hon. Moves Barber was appointed President: Hon. Daniel Pack CT and Richarl Law, Esq. Vicc-Prcsi'e"ts; John Hyde Esq. of Stoning,on, and Allen Harris Esq. Se- cre.aries. This large and highly respectable aUdi- ence was addreased by the Hon. Messrs. Young, Ells worth and Huntington of the House Of Representa-. tves, and by the Hon. s. A. Foot, of the Senate of the U. S.--hy the Non. Roger Huntington of the State Senate; and by Thomas s. Perkins, Esq. Of New. l.on,lon.-N Lond. GaS.
 Co,poration vs Jackson, Pasvnbroker.-A cult was tried yesterday before Judge Hoffman, says the NY Advertiser, on a complaint made by poor colored woman. She swore that she left a breas.pn and couMerpanc in pawn for seve" shillings--.hat when she came ,o redeem, shillings required; she complained Of the charge, when w0s agreed to talk nine shillinga; by. receiving two dollar hill, they retained ten shillings. Jackson's son was brought forward, who testified directly opposite to the woman His testimony was mpeached by two witnesses. The Jury, after m absence of about two minutes cnme in f.. .h. l.snl Asan of sl00 on tho defendant
 Remarkable Death.--As Mir. Artemas Hemioway, of Pepperel, Macs. on Friday morning last (Oct. 5 was dipping po,ne new cider ou. of the vat, he was slung by yellow wnSp tho middle joint of the e.. cond finger of his right hand. He cried out immedi- aely that he in grcnt pain, and person who was near cane up and extracted the sting from the wound.
 is anguish increased much, however, that he was obliged to be led to his house, at distance of not more thnn ten rods from the spot where the accident happened. Az soon as he reached home he threw himself his bed, unable to support nself appear. ing to have no local pain, hut complained of an uni- versal disiress, as he expressed i. There net. ,hcr sickness at the stomach. nor spasms ot any kind. He complained of an Uneasiness in the bowels for few moments, and afier hls counte. namce became livid and he sunk into state of insen. sbiliy and expired in less than twenty minutes from lhc time that he wns sung. A physician was inslant. ly sent for and arrived in about hafa hour aer Mr. Hsminwnys death, when the body was found to De in such state as made i inex pedien. to examine it. Boston paper. Ths Cobbier.--A cobcr nt Leyden, who used to at iend the public disputaons held at the academy, once asked if he understood Latin "No," replied l | h~L. ,L. sa sl. gumen." "How T' replied his friend. Why, by seeing who is angry frst."
 1 Ths Episcopal Convention of New.Jersey, have elected the Rev. George Washins.en Doane, of Bos' ton, Bishop ofthat diocese.
 | An old man, by the nnnc of Rieh'd Robsvts, who lived n Madaon county, was shot dead ct 0rssnhawa blaeksniihs shop, n Limestone county, Aia on the 18th inst. by one Chas. Lewis, nso of Msdson co"n. w. The circumsiances ofthis transaction nrs breHy these :-Lewis is one of three men who killed Wm. c. Roberts, son of the old man above nnmed, at Durrus old s.ore last spring. Johnson, another o' ,he three, was shot ly some unknown pcrson, while going home from this place n July last, an account ct which was then published. h is presumed that had
 feelings have been since existing among the surviving
 friends of the parties. And these feelings have, per- hnus. led Co the unhappy deed are now recording. On the day orths late homcide old AIr Roberts w"s. as above stated, at Greenhaw's shop, walking about the door in siOoping position, apparently hunting for some,hing--Lewis rode up, had gun with him
 and the rs. words that attracted the aeniion of those nresen, was his commanding Roberts not tO advance towards him :At ihis sauiasion Roberts siraitensd himself from his stooping position. and as hs did so T.swis fired, sad lodged the contenis of ibe sun :" Robers' abdomen, which caused his aIsnOss mn'edI' a.s death. Lewis did not attempt to escape. He i' now in jaii in this pIaee'hs act having been done n this county, though the parties reside in Madison.
 Fatal Dssl st Nss- Orlssns.--A letter from Mobile of September 2O.h, states that Edward King. Gosmery of Nsw.York, was killed In dasl lass week as New | Orleans. as + auseS iaa RgG Ga
 DissressinR Aecidenf.-In NewiowD, tsasss.) od "Wednesday oi last week, William KeDdrick, aged about i8 son of the late Mr. Caleb K lost his lls ia the following shocking manner. He was out on : shooting excassion and whiIe converting with anch e a, he placed the but ef bis loaded gas spon ihs erosad, and shoughilsssly stood with bis HaBd ove' the muscle, leaning his body against ii. Asibis cr cal moment, she gun was by some mesns discharged and poured s deahfal contents through the handasd ,he heart of its unfortunate owner. He interred on Thursday, aad win him were bsried the hopes o a widowed mother - Nc.J6ik American.
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