Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
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A O'"UH'-One ot tue 0ratOrs ot tue receUt Jack so' meeting in the State House yard, spoke of the veto as the "brgh,est gem in the crOsn of Jackson ism and democracy" The word crown appeared 70 have slipped unintenOnaIly; for aeT nslerng it, he looked confused, cOughed and hemmed, hut, nna- be to take back with grace, he passed on. ~COUn CTO'On !"-said some of the siaDders-by-" that is had word 10 use such aR occasion. '- Pha. Ing.
 Tee residue Ofthe estate of Madame BOnaparte is estimated al $I5OOO,O 900 after the legaces paid. This immense estate is left the eldest in the male line of 'he BO"apares, in perpetual detail. Joseph the present heir.
 Tobacco Chesues. "A man was detected on Sat- urday carrying off keg Of tobacco, weighing forty eight pounds, from grocery store in New York. He having taken the keg, but stated that it merely his intention to take ou. chew aud then return it, as he had not had quid for three days.
 PGinesrilie, Ohio, NOc. 3.-Aceident.- circum- stances of this melancholy accident just related to us, aSe briefly as follows. On "Wednesday evening last Mr. Ingey Auburn, in this county, return ing home in state of nioxicaon, and fell into the ditch by the side of the road. man passing y dis covered hm in that situation, and mistook him for bear. He returned ahoHt half mile io a tavern made known his dscovery-procurcd rife andw back in company with three Gapr others, and when they arrived within about fieen feet of him. stiE Iy- ing helpless, in the a,ch they were confident that it bear, that one of ihem immediately fired aud killed him instantly. So far as we have been inform ed, evil design attaches to any one-it appears to have been wholly mistake, occasioaed by the dark ness of.he night and his lying in the situation above described.
 We see it stated that the notorious Gen. Houston intends returning to Tennessee, and offering himself to the good people Of that sats as candidate for the office of Governor. We presume, ofconrse, things go, that he will be elected.-N. r. American.
 Saicide.-On Monday night, man who called him. self Peter N. Haskel and said he was from New.Bcr lin. Chenango on his way to Boston, arrived in this city, and put up at the Franklin House. In the morning about o'clock, he was found tn bed with his throat cut. He was not then quite dead. All that he was heard to say, was Y" Lord" and he almost im- mediasely died. It appeared that he had struggled much. In histrunk found letter directed to him at New Berlin, from his son in South Carolina also
 letter dated subsequently from Mir. Jones of South Carolina, informing him O! the death of his Ver- diet of the jury-came to his death by cutting hs throat with large penknife, in state of temporary erangcment.-Aibany Adpeytiser.
 Another Case.-We learn from Northumberland paper, t,at William Jodan, Esq. of the borough of Milton committed suicide by hanging himself in his stable the nigh, ofihe 27th ut. No cause is signed for the rash act. He has left behind him to mourn hs loss, an amiabe wife and six chiidren.- Ere. Jour.
 .rc .s.n .n.~ paper of tha place Of the 30th uli. congratulates the public upon the great abatement o the disease in that place. "The precise number of cases will most likely never be known. The greatest mortality was on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday. We think abo0t 20 persons died on each of these days In the two weeks ending on Sunday last, have calculated that about l40 persons fell victims to the pes.ilence It has prevailed here in fearful manner-perhnps with maligniy shan in any other par. of the Un ted Siates.''
 Ohio.-acn. EicAr,bur, late Governor of Ohio, who lost his election so Conereaa s votes. intends, is sad to contest the claim of Nr. Alien 10 his seat because number of illegal votes, such minors, al iens. aad disranchissd persons cast for Mr. Al ten. and that of the irussees who was himself candidate, sat as Judge of ihe Election conirary to the law.-A-N. r. Daily Ado.
 zhe Presideai's SentimeMfs,-A correspondent ol the Charleston Patriot, who writes from WasI,ington, after conversation with the President, states, wii regard to the Tariff, thnt Gen. Jackson is with i,e people of South Carolina, upon the general principle, and ready and willing lO carry into effect, wiih as little delay as prudent caution against precpiia,e changes will admit"
 Sure saeh pear svas neper seen."-Ths Colum- bia Spy mca,ions pear, which grew on the farm of the Rev. Samuel Parke, in Peach Cotton, York Co. Penn. It measured l6 inches in isngh Hin cireum. ference, and weighed 16 ounces!
 The report of the death of the King of Spain has been officially contradicted. He was alive on the 20sh of October.
 Resignaeion ef Ar. Tasesreu. u.---We learn from ihe Virginia Times, that Governor Floyd has received letter from the Hon. Ltieton w. Taxeweil, Seua- tor ofVrginia in the Congress Of the United States resigning his seat in that body.
 Hon. William c. Rives, Minister to France, and family, arrived at NewYork on Friday las, from Ha- yre t--BOst. pa. S*#
 Mommoth Bsaf.-Farmers may crow over their big beets as much as they likstsays New-Jersey oppo. siiion pape bat of ali the beafs ihas were ever as- ed io this country, the Jackson 6sat beats all hollow!
 Ostrege.-On Wednesday evening, between and o'clock. some persons belonging in a nsighboring town cndeavored force ther way aso the house of man named Morse, as place called SDowiown, near Smiths bridge near the northNr6 extremity of the civ against his consent. battle was commenced by the visitors and they avaiIed themselves of bricks, stones. and such other missiles as came to hand. A
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