Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-04-04
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H.nt hi. ,cho CANA few days since we received
,h. cash in full for subscription TO :his paper Jor
t,e.otuone years during the whole OF which time the
..,,.cr;ber Ind been in arrears. We record this
instance long tried integrity for the he"eht o! o"e'
venerable friends whose names are recorded IN our
books.--N. Y. Com. Ado.
Prudential Mutson-The Washington clone Of
Wednesday Gays Mr.. Bradley, OF Chester county,
Pa hos forwarded to MIR. Evans, member Of Congress
from that State, 10 be presented to the President as
On inauguration ofering fine saddle OF mutton. IL
!. considered the best one ever brought to tho city,
and weighs about 1870.
Charcoal.--The melancholy fact we are about &c
communicate, cannot but have sautary tendency
The brig George Loyal. Capt. Ivy, from Norfolk ar
rived ut our Navy Ya,d last Sunday, with cargo o
shjp timber. On Wednesday night Mr.. Bennett, the
mate, aged 81 years. ofWiImingon, Delaware, having
family ip Connecticut; and John Waterfed, lad
efl9 of Princes Ann county, Virginia, lost their lives
Inv spffocaon in the cabin Of the above brig. Con-
trary 10 a caution given them, they filed furnace
with charcoal placed it in the cabin, locked the door
and went to bed. Yesterday morning both were found
Iifsless.-N. Y. Gas.
Change Of Sentinsnt.-Nottw twenty years ago in sew
eral towns in Massachusetts,, it was the invariabe
practice at the examination Of the winter schools for
the committee to trea, the pupils with flip! Now
nne.tenhs of the children in the same towns, from
the unfrequency Of that liquor probably ignorant
OF what il is made.
The Hon. MIR. Silsbee, OF Salem, had his pocket
book stolen on board Of the Chesapeake and Del
aware Bay boats Saturday, containing upwards Of
$780, The passengers were directly assembled in the
cabin when the thief was selected and made to give
W his plumber.
Governor Marcy Of New.York, has refused to COM
ply with the application sundry PERSONS requesting
that he would commute the punishment Of Geo. Den
nison, convicted Of murder under aggravated circum'
stances, from hanging 10 imprisonment for life.
Wonderful PreservotioD.--OM the l0th u Mr..
Smith drove up 10 the Girls. Mill Of Mr.. 8. Leonard,
in this village, leaving old lady "a years Of age in
the cutter 10 hold the horse while he went into the
mill. The horse commenced backing, and nowi,h-
standing the exer,ions OF the old lady, they all
prscipaled down the Gull, perpendicular fall Of
more than 4O feet. And, strange to tell. neither the
old lady, the horse, in the least injured. The
cutter WINS dashed 10 pieces. On some enc calling to
the old lady, fshe alive she replied she was bu,
that she had los, her candles !-LouisviNs Gaz.
The Washington Telegraph states that il is under
stood that President Jackson had prepared Veto
Message with reference to the Public Land Bill, ant
based his objections chiefly on the grounds Of provi
siens which were stricken ont in the House. The We
70, prepared, did not meet the bias passed. 1t wa
understood that the friends Of the bill would pass il
returned, by the requisite majority. About o'clocl
ut night, muster Of oil the parsans Of the admins
traton took place; yet upon inspecting their force
Il was believed that the bill would pass notwilhs,and
iug. WhereHpon, the "oId Roman" put the net !
his pocket and thus, by an abuse Of the veto power
arrested the constitutional action Of Congress-"
Peach Tsses.-Timothy Matlock, ESQ. planted hi
Peach Pits two inches deep in good garden mould
When the plants rise high enough to shoot Ou,sid
branches, he cuts them of, taking great not t
injure the leaf that stands at the base OF each sid
shoot. The vigorous and uninterrupted growth @
the tree depends the preservation Of these leaves
He recommends the trees to be washed with pure
water by the aid Of brush or coarse CLOTH and san
% be hsaped up around the tree keep of the worn
The Washington Correspondent Of the N. Y. Jour
nal OF Commerce. under date Of the 7,h observes ,hs
the new arrangement for the Cabinet are nearly com
pleted that Mr.. McLane 10 to take the State depar
snent; Mr.. Woodbury.. that Of The Treasury, and NJ,
Forsyih that ofthe Navy. Mr.. Barry, MI. fancy an
Gov. Cass are TO remaia, though there are sus
kssaions, that the last intends to resign. MIR. Livn.
slon 10 20 70 10 France or England.
A leiiar from Washington TO the Editors Of III
Psnnsylvsnian gives the following particulars in rel'
sion TO the NeapOlitaD ireaty:-"I understand III
President nominaied p. v. Daniel Of Virginia. job
3. Lisiagslon, jr. ofNew-York, ard w. Siliman q
Ohio, for the Commissioners; and Messrs Swan an
Broas Of this city. for Secretaries. They were Al
confirmed. The commission lasts for one year only
salary $4,000 each. and having only forty foe cases 4
adjudlcnia. a great many applicants were before h
ENTHUSIASTICALLY il.y or six,y. A messenger wa
ssatso Naples few days ago, with the new treaty"
A pFaRpsllien b before the Legislature Of Pcnasyl
vaulss y tholiuh capital Punishmsnss.