Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
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are stated by the AlsxaadFia Gasee, have avowsa
 heir intention so vote for Mr. Van Buren, in ds6anee 0fiheir ,instrnciions. . s3.ss, - < r. 4ss.=tsss
 be SeereraEy of lhe Treasary and the Secretary of War were oa . sluit .o ". Pointa few days since.
 Greas Fire ac Nentans ~. C.--'rhs last Raleigh Register. nder tle head o pestscrl, has the lOliow inR painlsl inseligeace :" We sop te press to aa nubace lhat ouF city has bsen yisi,ea by another dis dressing cuiamisy. At one o'clock yesterday morning
 Iire hroks oot at the store ot Hlr. Richard Smith, which destroyed every bsilding .a, square, front
 pg Fayetteville street. Wi,h ihe exception ftlae hank of fNewbera, which was preserved Ni.h great Y. Nearly ail the houses were occupied as slOres.- dry goods except shose in the ssore of aIr RiclIafd Smith. were Saved; but n large portion of the grsceresssere destroyed. The ioolts and there cords of the office ofte County Register were coasa- msd." N fs ss ss@ sfsAG. gsss3 @s i8tsa
 LstAy BssoaAad ises dusghtes. Aagussa Ada Noel Byron are lising in Fe,iremeat al Brighton, Esg.- The latter, Lord ByrOHs only child, is now 7, and is said to be accomplished and beantiful. sf @
 Washington 1rpig.-The St. Louis Times mem tons the arrival of Mr. Irving in that ely, on his way to tho Upper Mississippi.
 The Norwich tvt.l Enquirer, . Jackson paper, is discontinued. This is stated to be the third Jackson paper which has become extinct in that state within the last, nine naoDiis. 1 ..,4 -#gs54
 A letter from New Orleans, l4h ul,. states tlat the yellow fever prevalent and several strangers sick.
 There is said 10 be trouble tn regard ts lection of Senator a Congress by si,e Legislature of Ten ncssee, which may prevent choice during the pfes- cnt session. Mir. Grundy is candidate; bat Gene rai Jackson understood to will the ecctioa Of Msi Eason.
 Mnrders--We have heard of no less than four mur- ders Saturday; two, however, appeared doubtful. The Grst was that of young by the name of Bay lie. who was attacked ty another young man, named Serapurp, at the Exchange on Saturday morning, with cowhide and spring knife, with which ke iu- Aicsed arge wound in the lower part of the ahdo- mea, cutting the in.estines. Baylie fingered an,iI Sunday morning, when he expired.--A negro man, belonging Mr John Richardson, Con,i street, killed in cold blood and w,h little or no proyoca.ion his fsl- towseryanf, Washington valuable mua,to slave, al- 90 the property of Mir. R. with large butcher knife, which entered the neck and came ont at ,he shonl- ler. He expired ihsianlaaeousiy. The murderer is in prison.-N. Or!eaNs Argns. @ 34 <a
 The Charlottesville Adsocase mentions that Mir. John Rando:ph's health is now better than [, has been for many yenFs and that there l. e doubt that he will be candidate for Congress aext Spring. ~
 6sreds Fbe dt NeU- Fosshaiaad- learn from the paper. that most des.rncye fire broke out at Har- bOr Grace tho i9huls. wi;chdsstroysd the Church and deprived 97 families comprising upwards of 600 ndivduas of ,beir homes. The loss of property s es. ,imaied 6O.OOOi. which there was but i,e insa. rance.
 zhe Choiera.-A reverend gentleman in Gran, was lately assisting in putting the body of paen. who d. cd ot cholera into the cofa, when liquid substance was ejected fomshe ssomaci Sf the deeeased ass ol which laviag failss upon the reverend geh.IemaI's fager bUraed 1t iniensey the strongest vitriol he'd beea poured on t. He war obliged to baadage shs 6assr On nqnisy. ws learn ,hal there had been no medicines whatever sdminis,ersd so him during his illness@- -Gaiosy Nrss Press. X. 5sr.
 The two great parties in Chasieston. s. c. by com mittees ofwhich Gen. Hayse and Col. Drayson were chairmen. hass agreed that resort shall be had by either ts bribery inioxeasios. riot, inc procuring of illegal votes in future elections, and that all i prorsr and uAGair rractces shall be discouraged. " RiehMsnd. .--The Cholera continues to prevail with gssas severity ai Richmond. Up to Friday last, the tsa.is had incrsased to ,hiny. five dsy, in popnla ,ion of l5,oOo. The Richmoad Whig supposes that ss number of eases per day at that lime did no. fall short of 100.
 4 Napier Press. of 1000 gsiaeas value. ieh London tue 6rs. of Assust for Consiaaiinope, purchased Cor ,he use ofths Sultaa. sx @ The private fortune Of the Dapphiness ef Frsncs, who s to marsy King LsOpsidsi is spwards of % OOO Los;s PAipis ,e eiss Der 20000 morey per ahaun so that her yearly income will be S0O00E VI Gsgaciy sf Bisds.--A writer ih the Genesee Far uaur skea ataset,eaf which. if corfeel is cuei. iaseaScs 0f sis inssiacse sagacity of birds He
 s bees Ior years in iis habit of keeping bees aud always observed. dariBg certain season of ,is year, that the king bird woald De very busy among ihoss ihdssriOss iasse.s To saiis himself to the caase, he killed sunbsr Ofi ihe birds. and on exaas iaaiisa lsad their gissands 6iisd win bees sfshe dsaae frite, she oshen beiag iea ansselesied.
 The upfasiansts Saie psisoness af Han. ds notiiss on ihe Isoss haFmoaiens teEms together A. D. Psy- roaaei has iassly, alos secluded hmselfoas so- cisay of his collsasues, shreues good aad evil re- pcss. Prince Poligaac tSs contrary, though pen- svs. s not sas6ciaBls aad aiways ,eous and equable demsanor, which never deserted him amidst his many aud heavy mislo nuses. M. de Raaaevie amnses himself with she fuie, and chess Peyronnes's principal is his Pa;s Cor vespcndssce. .s. 1 s s,s..sf .4a 1g8 ~ s..s.,
 O6iiaayy.-Ths anlorsanaia Calsia Edsen is 10 lsn- ger Liuisr Skeleton. D.. J. SesddeT, ofths Amer i..x A..... h..i ren~vsA ,nfre..s,sn f hsa aawsi.