Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10


 at Wiseassets on Monday next.-Bo5 gAs. "May be married ma r' said pretty bruneee of sixteen to her mother. What de you ~aat Io bs married for [" returned her mother. "Why, ma, you know that ile children have seen any body married, and thought it might please 'em."
 LOren Mere. Money Matlers.--A rencontre took place yesterday, on change between the president of one of city banks and partner in one of the most subsaniials mercantile houses. The immediate cause of action was this: On Wedsesday the merchant went into the bank pay drah Cor $50OO and offered 5000 all Of one bank aBd bill of SlO00 of another hank, which was refused, in consequence of ihe bills not be- ing all of the same bank. The merchant accordingly walked out, leaving his dra, which protestedfor non-paymeni, in the afternoon. Yesterday morning the bank sent down to the merchants store, and ai- tached property the amount of $1O,0O0 to satisfy the draft and The parties met yesterday about o'clock, and from hard words wouId perhaps, have proceeded 10 blows if the had retrarted and the other had yielded to The solicitations of his friends.-Boston Coar.
 A short lime snce a Mr. Rumberger of Synkins Valley. N. Y bii,en in the heel by snake, and in his frgh,rnn considerable distance ,oihth smoke hanging 10 his heri, until Ire orded smaIt stream, when the snake dsengaged itself and escaped; after lew hours of intense agony, the poor man ,!ied.
 Bost. Gas. [ The oyster stands at New Orleans produce yearly revenue to the city oi S9, ,455.-H.
 Ii is said thai the Kembes, tAciorr,| have realized upwards of eighty thousand dollars, ny their various engag gements in the United States.--Ib.
 Sturdy Demecraf. f.--Thc goyer nor one day pass. ed 'seat of learning" The scholars W ere very mannerly with exception. 'sJames,'' said the nsructrees why did you not make your bow to the governor ?'' 70 'cause-ifI had he would not have made one to me!"-Ai6. Zyg.
 2he Sickness at NeW- Orieans. .-@A letter from New Orleans. dated Sept 18th, e number of deaths for the last three days had been fifty day, chiefly among the pnacctnaied; but that the disease nuss soon cease ts ravages for want of victims.
 The Stamford Ci Sentinel says that the sentence of Judge Dagget on Sherman for murder, is the Jomrsh that has been pronounced by him during the year. greater number than fell the lot of any other judge in tha, state during his whole administration.
 Albany Arg. 4 Hint Jor Brides.-A few days since couple went to TIame church is he married. The ceremo- ny went rery well un,i,he words with this ring thee we'd" when the bride essayed for the last time, 10 take her gloye of her maiden hand Whether is was agitation, heat nervousness, the leather epg to her hand and would not part company. The bride Glushed and pnled, but in vain. The bridegroom tboid mani laughed outright; so did father, SO did moiher did the brides maids so did all he speca- drs excep, the Clergyman, and he lihe Rev. Mr. Lee) exclaimed. do come here to be laughed at, and, shung his hook, left be ceremony half 6nished Inc bride half married. and the gOve-haIf of. We add, fnr eafi nf. went to church next day will, her hand uncovered, and the nnpiial knot thea tied '.as tight us .a glove"
 Eetr0ordiaary Erpediios ia Calico Printing-A merchant of Manchester wanted 5Oo pieces nf prin. ted calico, of particular description, printed in three ceors to send of the day o America; moi fnd- ing them nj any the warehouses he eni ,o nap. afacturer Harpurhey, who had nothing ,sia.ed of the kind waaied. This at five in the evening. and il was necessary have inc goods in Manchester the mex, day before one, go ny ,le railroad to Live efpooi. The foreman was willing to undertake tho order at his owh risk. He did so; the pieces were printed ia three coors dried. glazed, packed, and seat of to Manchester by 12 o'clock; they reacbeL Liverpool a three, put on hoard, and the yesse sailed al D. just 24 hours acr the order was givee
 7@ Bostoa Messenger.
 Qaick Letter Deiiresy zLsFhe late Dake of Queens. bury undertook, for heavy bet io convey letter fifty miles within hour. The letter was enclosed in cr;cke, ball. and ,hryn from one ,o.he other Of iwepiyfonr expert erickeisrs, and delivered within the lime. Qnartery RepisD.
 Reu. Nr. PiRnsy-The Augusta (Geo.j Chronieie observes that appretensioas entertained that the Rev. Mr. Pinney, aHer leaving South Carolina had come to thateiiy. The Editor praceeds to say-"We have seen highly respectable and influential inavidu- as from various quarters ofihe S,ae who have open. ly declared il their determination and the de.ermi- nation of their fellow-csens, to inHc, upon him inc most signal and summary punishment, should he be found within their borders" We believe tha, the Pentensiary is the place of punishment allotted io cercymen. hy the authorities of Georgia; hut this ar- ,iee appears to alule something still more summa ", ia imitation perhaps nf the equally beautiful system of the . Regulators. "--Boss, Duty Adsoc. e7s- distressing instance of youthful depraviiy wns ex- hihed ai maaairate's office in New-York. on Sat- urtiay norning last. young girl, scarcely fourteen yearso of age, and according to the Standard of coo siderable psssnna attraction, wasbrought hesre the police magistrate. on rhe comalsint of her fa,her hard working and respectable mechanic in ,he hpper part o the city, who siated with tears in his 6yes that she had been away from her parental home three days and that the night previous he had taken her oas of