Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-14

The Vac Presidency The DeIawars JournaI says:l
We understand shal nalOri,y Of de Reprsssnia-
lives IN Congress ofvirgina have come eas in oppo-
sitiOH to the nominatioR or Martin van Buren,, and
have written 10 Philip r. Barbour, calling upon him
to take the field as candidate for the Vice Presden-
cy. convention Of Delegates from all parts Of the
Siale hostile to Marlin Van Burens nomination, is 10
assemble al Charlottesville, daring The present months
The Virginia Times announces TINT the CharlOl.es-
willie Convention for The purpose ofnomipaiing Vice
President, will assemble on the 12l. We notice tina.
the Philadelphia Inquirer, paper whica has ever
been decidedly favorable 70 Mr.. Van Buren,, heginsto
talk ofthe asihexpediency Of dominating d second
Jackson electoral ticket in Pennsylvania r. II win oil
course support Judge wilkins for the Vice Presden
cy, and not the nomination Of the Baltimore Conyens
ton. The Inquirer says :-siThe moro we refectI
upon the subject the more thoroughly are we conyn
ced that the would be mpoitic, and tend 10
leopard the fair expression 81 the will Of
in favor of venerable President. The election Of
President is Of vastly greater Importance than the
election ola Vice President '-B ost. Com. Gaz.
Shipscseck viii Lossef Lipess-We are indebted 20
r. P. Lvingstoa Esq. Tor particulars of the loss
Of the new, packet brig Edwipa, Capt. gsusgeas 10
which vessel he passenger. He states that they
sailed from Charleston on Saturday afternoon, tkecd,
with fair wind; the next day, being Of Cape Hate
ras, squal capssed the brig. Several passengers
were washed over, but recovered the wreck. Five Of
the passengers being in the cabin, perished viz Mrs.
Champlin Of Georgia; Mrs. Cohen and two children,
Of Santee, 8. G. and q German gentleman by the
name Of Brack. The husbands Of the two ladies' were
on deck, bu, all efforts tosaye the cabin passengers
were frnitless. The Ianyafds were cnt away, the
mnsis went over the side, and the brig rgEted; but
being loaded with rice they were knee deep deck,
and the vessel settling every moment Ia about three
hours after the accident L cleared off, and they were
providen,ialJy discovered by the ship Amelia, who
came TO their assistance, and took Of the crew aud
passengers about IS 10 number, and brought them %
this port-at the time they were taken of, the brig
was settling 30 fast that they stood in water up their
mddle and il 10 calculated that the brig would have
gone down in nm hour-and no the boats were stove,
all snust have pershed. The brig and cargo 10 TOTALLY
lost, aud NOT particle Of baggage was saved. 81
spatg ays@ N. Y. Daily Adueri;ser.ss
Accsdenf.--Two women lost their lives while witt
messing tho launch Of the ship Saratoga Saturday
afternoon. Owing 70 sudden inandaiion Of the
wharf, occasioncd BY the launch, they were crowded
into the dock and crushed to death between sloop
and ihe pier before relief could be afforded them
Agen,eman Of New Hampshire, ia 4 letter p bic
friend ia Washington, writes as follows 50 We have
lost a respecto Government, and Congress u held
IN derision. Iwirslate you m anecdo,e ola crcum-
stance that took place here yesterday. bly, neighbor,
who keeps respectable public house few tcds from
me, happening 10 be out of his bar roon two en-.
tered. who wers well prepared by previous quarrel
and ram, Cor contest. They soon engaged, when
the landlord entering seized them by the collar, and
pitched them ont fthS door The street, coolly OBJ.
serving, CAS- they went head foremost over the door
s,ep,) thai Md would bs -- 'if he woaid have \
jackson Congress 10 his house.
a Soushsrn Rencoptse, that is-G Mnrdsr. "A most
,ragical rencontrc took place a Macon on Sunday
evening, between Heman Marks and Lewis Washias-
ton, about tho same age, asi.her q Them probably
much ovar2l. They INST, perhaps byncidsat, a \
confectionery shop, and aiersome warn ards Marks
received is0m Washington 4 pistol shot taIl 10 the
breast, and Immediately expired. Both DC them were
respectfully connected and have involved ny theil
rashnees the friends Of each 10 Of nnspeakah.
disress, with which every person, and par'icuasa.
every parent, must feel lively sympathy. We sader
stand ,ha; Jadge Strong On argument before him las
Monday refused % sdmit Washingsons h lail. n
MI IN " Bf.1RRTED.
i Ia New- York., Mr.. Charles >. Scott, Of New.lia.
Won, 10 Miss Julia n. Starr. 1T s% Il
Ia New. Haven M. Edward CIiidsey, 20 Miss Abis
gull biiaer; mr.. Henry A. Reed. so Miss Caroline
Lindlcy. n ass.,9ssss ~. Dug
II Woodbridgs, John Martin, Esq. q Mrs. Susan
ID Be.hIem. M. Giles Miser. of woodbury., -
Miss Esther C. BIois. Aso. ME-. Leinan Bishop. Of
Woodbury., 20 Miss Doiha ID. Biois both dnugllters
| Of Samuel ID. Bjois, Esq. Of BethIem.
III East aftiord r. Joseph Hurbat. V Mrs Char
In Giasienlsnry, Mr.. Obed Andvus 10 Miss Lanretla
CaswelL, dengh.er Of Mr.. John Caswsl.
I'M DIED. .
u Nsw;Haysa,, Mr. James Bromha'p, q Mr.
III Hartford, Mrs.. Dolly Babcock, rs, relict ofthe
late Mai. Elisha BAhcock. 1914
10 Bolton, MI. Theodore Risley. 60. 49, 4 5
| IL sNew-Hartlord, Mrs. Lydia RideFs 81.
In CRANKY, Mrs. Mary Reed. 7Q*
In Marlborough, MIS-. Sarah HlBeiews vile q Mr..
IL Wsahsr6eld, Mrs. Nancy Goodrich, 40, wife 81
Mr.. Jason Goodrich; Mrs. Mary Rose, wife u Mr..
John Rose, ~.
WANTED,
GOOD LIVE
GEESE FEATHERS.