Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-26

Amsriea1 Svstsm IOaei&g ps--Amaagsmsits aFs making for putting ia operation . aumbsr of Gotten ! Factories in Georgia; and machinery Co large a. ! mount has been ordered from New.York. lesteT Is also published iRuhe SOuIherB papeFD from Judge Clayton Of Georgia, in which he demonstrates 'he probability, that the oil extracted from the Cotton seed will be generally used instead of whale oi for lamps.-N. HGu. PaLad.
 Our readers Will reeOlcet that we stated several weeks sDce that the jewery store oG Messrs John S. Biackman & Son in this town, was broken open and robbed On the night following the 9th Of Aug. last In formation of the robbery, with parcular description Of the articles MpeD. was speedily transmitted to the offices of ths liec in the cities Of New-YOrk, Phil adelpha bore. On the 7th inst. the Messrs BlackuI etter from the Baltimore police stating ad been arrested in that city and was thds % who had is his possession many of the std shcles. Mir. Blackman the elder pro- ceeded immediately to Baltimore, and we are gratif- ed to learn has succeeded n recovering considera- ble part Of his property. Mir. Backman a, once re- cog"zed !" the person arrested, gentleman who drove into town the evening previous the robbery ia harouclie drawn by elegant span of hores. ac- companied by his wife and family; and who lodged that nish "l BarnuMs hotel, nearly opposite the Messrs. BIackman's store. As he will probably be brought hher for trial, forbear entering into fur lher ,lctails.-Danbary Gas.
 E Present to Danisl EVe6ster-Fhe Clinton Line Boat Poland, Captain Weed, has on board a splendid Black Walnut Dining Table, made a, Buffalo, and to be presented by the Mechanics of that city to the Hon. Daniel Webster. It is appropriate and mer- ed tribute of respect, from the Mechanics of rising city, to distinguished s.atesman to whose eoquence wisdom and patriotism, they are deeply indebted, for the manifold b'essings which we all enjoy.
 Atb. Eve. Jour.
 Incredi5le.-A Mfr. Samuel Mason publishes in the Franklin Wa Whig, that tue Baptist church Town Creek. has excomunica,ed Christopher c. Mason, John Thornton, Lewis Mason, and Elizabeth Mason. and that the churches al Snow Creek and Stony Creek have also expelled John Mason, his wife, and him, the aaid Samuel Aiason--becaUse they were members of a Temperance Society, and friendly to Missionary, Bible. Tract, and Sabbath School Ins,i- tutiOns.
 The Rev. Wm. 1T. Beecher hns asked and received dismission from the pastoral charge of the Church aud Society ia this ciiy.-Aiiddtsser Gas.
 MARRIED.
 In New Haven, on the 18th inst. Rev. Horace Bnsh nell, pastor ot the north church in Hartford Miss Mary M. Apihrop, of New Haven, In Derby, Mr Walter Osborn to Miss Mary J. ReM- In'New-F1ave Mir Wm. Waterbury, of New York, to Miss Julia Ann French.
 h Hartford, A!red A Hall, Esq., of Middle'own, In East Hartford, Mr Theodore L. Wright, to Miss Catharine B. Reynolds, daughter of Mr. Geo. Rey- holds.
 In Avon, Mr Abel Barber ofSmsbury, to Miss Eliz- abeth Woodford daughter of Amasa WoodfO,d, Esq. In Willngton, Mir. Sylvester Preston, to Miss Fear Glaizer.
 In Fishkill. N. Y. Mir. William w. Andrews, of Cornwall, o Mss Mary AnW G,ven, daughter Of James Given, Esq. of the former place.
 DIED,
 In Goshen, on ihe 18th inst Mr. Brewin Baldwin. aged 8t years.
 In Ilar,yn,on, on tl.e 18th inst. Mr. Levi B. Dun bar aged S8 principal proprietor of the new cutlery esabli ishment in that town.
 Ia Hartford, Deacon Samuel Beckwith, aged 79; Miss Charlotte Wadsworth, l6, daughter Of the late Mir. Eli Wadsworih. f 5a*i5 At his residence tn Bridgeport. Conn. on the l4th inst in his 77h year, Count Van PoiaNeD. formerly in the employ oC the Dutch Government in the East In- dIea. afterwards Minister from Holland to the United States. and for many years resident o this country In New Haven. Mrs Be,sey Chandler, wife of Mr Moses Chandler, 28.
 tn Havana of cholera alter illness of 10 minutes Enrico Causci late 0f New-York, sculptor, the f'. vori'e and most successful pupil Of the renowned Canoya.