Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-10

part Of the general eosefnuSeHt Or its agents.
the cloud will blow Overs--charsed th0uEh it
Il with lightning. hail aud temPest. without
producing any direful catasfrnphe.' So we
think and none win rejoice more heartily
than ourselves. TO see Modification die a natss-
raj death. We shall not be surprised to hear
that the Convention have been called togeth-
er again, 70 revoke the Ordnance which has
produced 90 much uneasiness aud alarm
throughout the country. BOssm paper.
-Georrio.-rhe Anti Modification ResOlu.
lions Of Mr.. Ryan have passed the Senate Of
GeOrgia-48 to 90. A substitute calling a
Convention Of the States, was negatived, 80
to 81. A resolution asserting that the Sem
ate had not the constitutional right 70 iu,pugn
the motives or reflect upon the acts Of sove-
reign State, was negatived-48 to 80.
We understand, says the Alexandria Ga.
zette, that Mr.. Randolph came out, at the
last Charlotte Court. against the PrOclama-
ton. He addressed the people on the SUBJ,
jecf, and denounced the doctrines contained
in that document.
Charleston Bank RObber arrested, and tie
money principally Tecovered.-The Charleston
Evening Post Of the 18th ult. says-We arc
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the individual who robbed the Bank Of South
Carolina on Friday night last, has been dis
covered, and one hundred and eight thousand
dollars Of the money stolen, recovered. His
name is Henry Barton, an EnglishmaD, who
arrived here few weeks since, aud opened a
small dry goods store at the lower cad of
Queen-street. He had employed MIR. La
motto, black and " hitcsnith Of this city to
make several blocks for keys being stran-
ger he was unkn0w0 TO Mr.. Jeanette how
ever, yesterday, while he was passing in the
street, LamOttc pointed him out, aud he was
Immediately seized; he became excessively
alarmed. On being taken TO the Bank, he
confessed the fact, but refused TO divulge his
accomplices; he directed the gentleman in
whose custody he was, to his house. where
the money, to the above amount, was discOv-
cred. The sum stolen was one hundred and
fifty-six thousand dollars in bills, and about
three hundred dollars ID specie. All the spe.
Gle has been recovered, with the excsption Of
about SEQ. Barton has been committed To
Jail, there to await his trial, which will take
place in January next.
We sorry to learn by the annexed article, that
lad, tBoyington) Of this town, is implicated 10 the
great robbery NJ Chareston. He 10 now only about
Is years OF age.-EnQ.
Bank Ro6ber.-An individual named STAN
ley, alias Forester, was early yesterday
morning arrested by Constable Henley and
Mr.. Rogers. an officer from Charleston, un-
der Bench Warrant from Judge Bay. he be-
ing supposed to be an accessory of Barton.
the Bank rObber. A pair Of pistols and four
dollarsin cash were found on him. He was iltlly
identified by the owner ofa horse that he had
carried of from Charleston, as we'll as by this
Constable. He was Committed for trial on
the charge Of horse stealing. after close ex
animation. Nothing was ELECTED to eliminate
him 10 the Bank robbery.-He gave his name
rs Charles Roderick Stanley BoyiOgton, from
New York, via Baltimore aud Charleston.
Savannah Georgian, Dec. 22.
The person mentioned in our last as having
been arrested ON suspicion ut being concern
ed ia the bank robbery 10 Charleston, was
yesterday afternoon brought up for further
examination. He denied positively having
any knowledge of Henry Barton. or Of the
bank robbery: said that he did not hear oft
till he got to Coosawhatchie, 0n his way TO
this place: contessedth that he did leave Charles
ton cIandsstinely. but It was 10 avoid the pay
ment Of debt was fortnight there, and
called himself Stanley. while boarding at the
Farmers Hotel, but left there aud went to
the Planters Hotel. and there changed his
name 10 Forest. ne says ms true name %
Charles Rhoderick Stanley Boyington. Mr..
Cowlishaw, who accompanied the officer from
Charleston, identified the prisoner as the indi-
vidual who carried OF the horse from Charles
ton. and the same as charged in the affidavit
Of the Cashier Of the Bank. He WAS COM
mitted TO Jail, until demand should be made
for him by the Governor OF South Carolina.
Ibid, Of The Esd.
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appointment. Gov. Thr0op to the Office
Aof Naval Officer in the Custom House, IN the
place Of John Ferguson. deceased. Hector
Craig, Surveyor, in the place Of M. VI. Mo-
ali resigned. Charles A. Clinton. Esq. of this
city, eldest SON Of the late De Wit Clinton,
Consul General Of the United States. fOr
France, 20 reside in Paris.-N Y. GGx.
Swicide.-ln this town ON Saturday eyeD-
Ing last. young girl between IA and rs years
Of age. named Frances Burr, purchased aud
swallowed 10 cents worth Of arsenic, which
Terminated her existence in a few hours aiter-s
wards. She had been employed 10 the mill
belonging to Mr.. M. GOdwin, from which she
returned in q petnlent humOr. Her mother
requested her to take some supper, which she
refused. and Immediately went mp stairs, put
ON her shawl, aud went ont and procured the
poison. and came home and swallowed it.-
Upon the most earnest solicitations OF her pa-
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