Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02

M'"i6csnf Enaspmsag eiearSs, " lie FEEDER
ickslurg Arena, rha; miss Sophia CarIcreof Prince
William Coon,y, who died ~ days since. has Iel,
aLegacy. consisting &c bank stock and lands or,hp
value Of about tscety shousand dollars, TO the Female
Charity School Of Fredericksburg. AIeronaria Gox.
This county is crowded with strangers from the civ
oil New-York, and other places. II is therefore ,he
more necessary 10 be constantly our guard agans.
the Pes'lience that has driven thousands from their
business and homes Goshen, Orange Col Pat.
SIR Waller Scou.-The London Times says 'sIIe
Is much worse in heath than when be sci out and Sc
r'o"s aPPrehensions eniertained Of his recovery
In passing down The Rhine, he suffered by another
stroke OF paralysis in the boat and had il not been for
the presence OF mind Of his servant, in bleeding him.
he could not have survived the attack He has now,
we are informed lost the nse one side, and is not
likely to recover il. He had been attended by pbv.
| siciaas ever since his.return." L.
IRtemperance less curo6le than Cholera The BOARD
OF Health OF New-York state that four persons, who
were discharged from Crosby.s,reet Hospital cured
have been received there again ia state Of in,oxica
ton. and that trc of them died in from to hours
The President has appointed Gov. Carroll, Of Ten
nessee, Gov. Stokes oi South Carolina, and Rober,
Vaux, Esq. Of Philadelphia, committee to visit and
examine the region west Of the Mississippi, to which
the emigrating Indians are about TO be transferred
Gov. Cass, Secretary Of War, has left Washington,
on journey for Detroit. .-.-~
President Jackson, II is stated, is about 10 leave the
seat Of Government visit to the Hermitage in
Tennessee. .t.
Factory Bnrm.-The Cotton Factory, at Auleborc,
Mass, owned by Capt. Chester Bugbee, was entirely
destroyed by fire the 18th instant. The fire was
supposed to have originated in the picker. The ma
chinery was mostly new and in good repair. There
was an insurance the Washington office in Provi-
dcnce to the $6000 which will nll shor, Of
the actual damage Fascinated loss about $40, 000-
This is the fourth cotton factory which has been de-
sroyed by fire in that town since 1922
Southern Manners. The Huntsville Ala. Advocate
Of lie 18th July, says -" As instances Of the free use
which is made Of fire arms in vicinity we will ad-
yer, TO the operations Of the last few days opy.-On
the 9th inst. two young gentlemen, who had previ-
Gus falling out met in the streets Of Huntsville and
fired at each other large pistols, charged with ball and
buckshot; and OH Saturday last, whilst C.. A. John
son, resident Of the County, passing on the Ath
ems road, in companysswh two other gentlemen. he
was shot from thicket in open day. and Immediate
ly expired-three balls passing through his body
Johnson short time previous, had assisted in killing
man by the name of Roberts, ut Burrus' Store
where Roberts had attended successive days, with
his gun, for the purpose of killing Bell the owner of
the store. But the assassin who murdered johnson
was not seen by the men who we're in company, nor
have we heard of any person being apprehended on
suspicion. Such acts disgracefal to the State,
nd boho
out the guilty. ..-@
A destructive fire occurred at Baltimore onihe 18th
inst. Five with most Of their contents which
very valuable and very large quantity Of lum
her were destroyed. The loss of property very
heavy. One man was killed by the falling Of a wall.
persisted in the flames, and two fremen were Sc
riously injured.
Steam Boat 6u,nt.-The U. S. Mail Packet Ports
mouth took fire Wednesday night 1llh inst. at
wharf, and was burnt down 10 the hulI Two of the
crew, Mr.. Williamson, brother ofthe engineer, and a
Dutchnan, name not known to us, were burnt TO
death. The loss ~ estimated at 5000. Cincinnati ADJ
Tho N. Y. Observer Of last week remaaks:-
The Cholera has lost none Of its maignity in
ing the atlantic. In six months, il slew, in England
Scotland and Wales, only $3.50 persons; while nj
ready in 40 days, il has slain $500 in the three cilic
Of Quebec, Montreal, and New-York. In Paris
where its ravages were more than in amy 9th
large city Of Europe, il destroyed according the
/ official statement, bni little more than in 100 o.
the inhabitants, while in New York, where possibly
il has yet executed half Of it's Commission, i,
has already destroyed one in 200, and in Montreal and
Quebec one in :a5 or 80. e,Ee.
We had yesterday opportunity Of seeing one oi
the neaest things in TIE way OF presents that we ever
met with. II WINS y walking-sck Of arbor Vita Gu,
from tree growing at the tomb Of Cicero Transmits
ted rs gift to Mr.. Clay, from officer Of the Navy
now in the Mediterranean. II has head fagatc OF
some stone resembling it, which is surrounded, where
it joins the STICK by silver band bearing is nscrp
ton: "Froms the tomb Of Cicero, for Henry Clay
This is compliment, al receiving which, man Of
amy sensbility, the Orator ofthe West is, hut mus
feel highly gratifed II was accompanied by an Gle.
giant Letter from the donor.-Nat. Int.
MARRIED.
In Albany, on the Both Jaly, Col. John w. Birge,
formerly OF this town. to Miss Charlotte A. Jamer
both Of Cazenovia, N. Y. asa 7a As
Ia Hartford, Maj. James Goodwin, Jr. TO Miss Iocy
Morgan, daughter Of Joseph Morgan, ESQ; Mr.. Ellie.
ry Hills, to Miss Maria Treat. of East Hartford.
IN Weihersfeld, Mr.. Oliver West Of Chatham 70
Miss Nancy Price.
In Lebanon. Maj. Joseph Parsons, of Enfield, to
Miss Lydia Lyman,
DIED