Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

The Fdmnt L.yceam @ the tue ol . VeFy neak Nnu useful liIie qualifications which oomeS ,s us srra1pa= ally. Ii is pubshed in Boston. as shsAp rate and devoted PriHeipaliy scientific inOrma,iOa. 0ns vO- luuSe isjust completed, and ssw one eoHmsncsd.
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 Maior D0sUniag.-We Ilis day give another letter ofIiis Easssis lsier writer. His correspondence is still looked tor and read with Gae ever. In introducing Ihis lsuer is fender e editor Ofihe N. Y. Daily Advertiser, says-' AS esidsnee Of the MnOrs minute acqnainiScs wiih every lhing that is going on, we wsdid refer o Rii femaSk respe e.ag Ie Vice Presidents oppositio to the removal Of Ge de- posi,es. h corrOboraIOw of what Ne sys we usAeF- sand from sources on which we place perfect reliance that when the measure was nnders.oOd sO be deter iaed upon that officer declared to some al least 8 hts friends in this city, that hs was opposed to the renov al. As the approaching Session of Congress bids Gair to be warm One. we hope ,he Major will pass the winter at ihe seat Of government that we may have the benef, of his correspondence"
 E 1 WAsHIkGTON, 22l Oci. 1858. F a 6ftLe New-1ork Daily Advertiser.
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 s had auong of folk dpwn stairs, and do you know 1t has been nigh bringing war nmOng na-- Mr. Van Buren came dowR here all iD lather about ii. He pasy fraid there wsald be alare soiuna-
 
 ny of ihetn all al once, e Iks about the country will begin to ahink that aini Misits Some em did try. suspect, make muddy lwa,er heswsea me S@ @ ". s sas sas ess ss had lung talk with Mr. Van Bueen, and Amos Kim- ile, and ean; and when ise caine back. tage. Why, says |, kiw Gineralf We'll, dont kHow exncsly why, says he, but don't eee, says le, what there is in my being here tr things are gi.,in mixed up. ,ai cant tell exactly what is Les, .lxs Va Rare Doe says e, that Mir. Van Buren says he dont think M righ, 10 Mosethe deposites Why how you talk, says |. Didni he advise iig Welt % ta0ughi. says sbs Ginera bai he says Il would be best only 70 hold u up by the tail, y0u do fox, and keep all the dos barking fr u; for you throw ilie tox the crowd, few old J0wiers grab holds aud the scst donl gil a mouthfal; and then comes tr0nble. a
 We'll. says I, Giaeral, that's true enst. and that's just ihe way are doing now with the minster to Eng. land, and some oaber aplWintme0isi we must Keep the folks smein rouad and one yacancy Q f, says l. is worti, dozen filed up. But, Major, sbai aini ihe wore, .roatle uarb says the Giaefal; and e eU 0p, and siomprd aH8a aud then came back aBd 6lied his pipe, aud s,onped about sgiH without igNaiag it. care much about myself; ssi they say yos Hnst make Amos Kin6ie apology tor Ihat how you aisn- ed at him tother nieh And with ina, ria right ups had walked strait up chamber, and lsnt on my veg. menias, and my cooked ha,, andhooked my sword; and went sirail down stairs i0 Amos heres says |. miser the G,nera says yoa want 10 eay sOulehing to .ays is ,ns Soa s', ss ss e o " something to y0. ao says he, thai's greater mis- take. uoked him ior about mint; and he shook like "a North Carolina ague. Says hes Malor, sus- peci the Gineral meant you 10 look over with me . siatemeat am gcttin SD, showing how much money Mr. ay has received ofihe Baak; is is almost done, says he, and l hri"g it sp lor yoa and thn Giassal aad Mr. Raa Burea to zee. Very welt says !. 'hais eoi in froai of him siopps, NOas says \, Gia. efa', wha, was tlal yoa was sayiS whiie ago sAaa you wanted me to doi The sGiseFal Mas stumped. hnt nkaha mnd MnSsar H rksAm I've forgot il; aud suppose we say no a'sse abesi l. Aud jest then iR came Ne. Van Baren; and shortly aE ter Amos calne in, and all s.t dowa, and began
 gere '" .las sS 2 sA..ss 1'ss'ea A'sorney ha Bank lad paid Rlr. Clay tos his services from ,he time klr. Chcyes employed him sue ihe folks away west there, when the Bank closed up oi ias Amo. has got S % sed s that ; k looks iss aiI tue world like ]" bribesy anst cosraptipn;" ," sgd we are comm ou wi,h i., aud gesd deal ,ore too; and . doni kill Clay, I'm misiakea.
 The Gineral is wra'hy as thunder about Clay's journey Worah, aad Mr. Van k3nrrn dan Ike ia bis no,her. But tbe GiHefaa ics Mr. Van Buren, fs0 be that the folks north and souh aad all about creation, better F. esident than Mr. Van Buren, he. the Gineral will hold for 3d heat; aBd ihai's aboni my notion too. Mr. Vaa Buren would slaad good chance m a race, when good n'any are runni1. and 1.-the ground is muddy and slippery; for he s ter hand n trippin tniks. Rui Fun fraid he'd saad slim chance over clearfield Andii ains iairi make him run so. Any catch rat in . strait race, because he aiat used i. but give him few old bar rels and ogs dodge rooa ,hea tell you. iis prs. ty tough Wosk. ssSs ta'#.
 Iaa, had n letter from lZekel Bigelow far some
 me raiy hegiO 10 think ti'at cFiiur has lea Wall street. aud gone east wiih Mr Ciay you find ou, ' """ 'e' ",e ~"'" j. DOWNING. Major.
 Dewaingvis Militia, 2d Brigade.
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