Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-27

until Rnal settlement OF all difficulties shall
be made. A Mackinaw boat rasssG the eity
on Thursday on her way 20 the barracks, with
Eve men under the command Of Lieut.. Gross,
Ofthe army, having with them in custody Ne
opope, and some six or seren other warriors,
We understand that Black Hawk and the
Prophet were captured by party of the Win
nebagoes and by them delivered TO their Agent
at the Prairie.-These two Chiefs were n0G
taken together, although they were delivered
up TO the whites at the same fine. r,sgg
The capture ofthe chiefs Of the hostile In
dams insures the permanent tranquility Of the
frontier: and we confidently trust that the
pioneers of civilization on the northern bnT-
ders of our own state and Of IlIinOis, wilInes-,
or again be disturbed by the inroads of the
red men. The Winnebago did not land on
Rock Island, the Captain having pledged him
self TO that effect TO his passengers !; bat we
deeply regret 10 be obliged TO say that the
boat brings very distressing intelligence Of
sickness on the Island amongst the u. States
Troops. ~ SIT,
Doctor Coleman, and Lirutenants Gale and.
Torrance, of the army, had fallen victims to-
the prevailing epidemic, together with nunI.
Der Of private soldiers. One. oiher officer was
dangerously i'll. The disease, il is said by
passengers in the boat, was subsiding. and
hopes were entertained of its speedy disap-
pearance. Four men, (soldiers) and Il servant
boy died on the passage in the boat under the
command Of Lieut.. CrOss.
AnotHer Changs.-The Editor OF the CinciOnaii
Commercial Daily Advertiser is known to have been
decided Jackson though he has heretofore p1F-
sued neutral course in politics. In his paper receiv-
ed by the last mail he States that he can renaD % 10
longer on account ofthe veto and other high-Eanded
measures Of President Jackson, and avows his deter
mination to ont and take stand in opposi,ion
to bis reelection and will oppose it by al fair aud
honorable means."-BaN. Patriot.
LigAtning.-An article dated Warrington, Va. Sept
9th, give the following account Of an incident which
occurred at that place on the 3fst of Aug. >" While
Chief Justice Marshall was sitting 10 the house ofiis
sons James and Edward, his grandson John, the SON
Of Thomas Marshall, and two other grandchildren.
John and Mary Haryie-ihe fluid pervaded the whole
house. Messrs. George Alexander, Henry Marshall,
and John T. Thomas were also shocked, although me
prosraed. For twenty minutes nil Of tie Grss Eve
were considered dead the application of ice WA
ter immediate, and proved tobe efficacious in the
restoration Of all. The Chief Justice, Major Amber,
and Thomas G. Marshall were in the room with the
sons, but were not injured, although much shocked
as not to see the lightning hear the iLunder. The
sufferers are Nil recovering" $500
Batimore.-The disease IN this city has increased
10 an appalling extent On Friday SIS died of cholera
viz 33 white and 25 coored. II Il with feelings
Of the mort melancholy regret, says the Baltimore Pa
triot, we record the death Of Peter HI. Cruse Eco.
who associated with usin the Editorial manage.
ment Of the Patriot. Yesterday through the day he
attended to his duties, in the Office, with usual cheer
lulness-bu, last evening, he was attacked with the
prevailing disease, and expired early this morning
PropeHy.-'The advantages Of the acquisition Of
properly wo-fold; they are not merely TO be e.
,imacd by the pecunary prof. produced, hat by Tho
superior tone ofindusry and economy which, the pos
SCISSOR unconsciously acquires. When man 10 abba
to call his that which he has obaiaed BY his ow"
well directed exerton, this power at caases him
be raised in the scale Of being, and enows him with
the capaby ofenlargng the stock ofhs possessions.
A couager having garden. COW, even pig. -
much likely TO he an industrious member u so-
ciey than who has nothing in which he can TAKE
an nteres, during his hours of relaxation, and who
feels he is Of consequence because be has no,hng
which he call has oaon. The impressions which
have been produced upon the minds Of the peasanry,
by affording them the means Of acquiring properly
ahd OF possessing OI1ects OF care Uho ose
great, unqualified and UNMARRIED. In every instance
the coitngcr has been rendered mole INDUSTRIOUS the
wife more active and managing, the children better
educated, aud fitted for their station in lif 7as
Port Carbon, SchuyikiN County, Sept. 4.-Yesier-
day morning, about o'clock, train Of loaded coal
wagons eight n number. dashins fnriously 6owa
the lateral railroad, leading from mine Of Col Sam
uel p WetheriI, to the Mill Greek railroad, whous
horse attendant. Near the iowa they encountered
a train Of ascending Wagons, with tremendous
custom The driver of,he latter escaped anhari. bus
lost his horse. Most ofthe wagons were crushed. A
spectator says that the descending wagons streak
Of fire along The road, and that the shock like
thunder, fragments Of the shattered wagons being
hurled into the air, and the road wed with the ru
ins. This destruction Of properly proceeded, as We
learn, from inatlenlon.
MHnifcent Charlottesville late Thomas Young,
Esq. ofSavannah, in his last will and testament made
the fullowing i,equests $40 the Savannah Female
Asylum ian institution established for the s6pporianA
education of orphan female chldren) 5000 20 the
Union Society," for the support and education Of orr
phan boys,l 5000; to the Free School, $500O; 10
the Sasannah Poor House aud Hospital, $5000s ST
t.gr Geor&isR.s
man by the name Of Churchwas accidentally shss
in Baltimore on Saturday last, by lad who was trinR