Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-07
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plain coarse Of arrivisg at he 1ra,h.-Nir. Bur-
CESS, ofRhode.Isand has intrednced into the House
Of Representatives resolution (which lies day
for consideration that committee Of "A be chosen by
ballot, one member from each State. to inquire into
and report on the consumption in each State OF duti-
able aiticles-on the amount Of duties paid'f post
age, &c. &c-with view to ascertain where Me bur-
dens Of sustaining the Government ere equally borne,
and to afford relief wherever manifest inequality is
found 10 exist. We hope this resolution will prevail.
I @ sf III AnericGR.
Haay Repentance ia veyay. Indiana, Mr..
James Cooper was married to Miss Jane Roebuck.-
The ceremony took place on "Wednesday morning.-S
On the evening Of the day Trey parted, and on
Thursday morning the usual caution appeared from
the happy swain. telling the good people not to trust
or harhor his better half as he was predetermined 10
pay debts Of her contracting. ldess.
A Bill has been reported 70 the Senate in Ohio TO
charter bank be called the Bank Of Ohio" with
| a capital Of seven millions Of dollars.-B.
The House Of Representatives Of Indiana has pass-
ed by unanimous vote, several joint resolutions
the suhect Of naili disappearing it'd. !.
The Alexandria, d. c. Gazette says -" So current
10 she report 10 which the Richmond Wing REFERS shat
Mr.. Madison approves Of the Proclamation. that we
hear II constantly We ourselves receive the news
with full belief OF it's accuracy.
A late Dunkrk Journal has this statement :-'s A
Magistrate Of this canton being lately called ax
seals upon the effects Of person who had recently d.
led, was with his assistants making the usual exami-
nation Of the apartments, when he came 70 a dark
room ofonly few square feet. and there found alive
the wife Of the deceased who had been heard Of
for fifteen years. during which time she had been shni
pin the place where sheT Was discovered. Judicial
inquiries being made 10 this most extraordinary
| Incarceration"
I At the last accounts from Constautnople, Henry
EckfOrd, ESQ. ssiis busy in the Sultan's Navs
Yard, and I" with his characteristics Energy had com
menced three seven,y-tonrs, and very large line
battle sip Of the highest The Sultan had pre-
j scented him with HE own hand Cashmere ShawIs q
great price, and gold snubox sef with diamoads."
i Effects Of Modification in CAarlesfon.---We hav.
seen letters from Charleston, dated the 18Th inst which
slate that the Inhabitants were 90 much distracted b,
political dssension that but little business was doing
that the hanks were unable TO afford the merchant,
any relief discounts very difficult be obtained
ana that several very considerable failures had taken
place, one or Of which were considered perfect,
solvent, and would have surplus left after paying Of
their debts; and that cigratio0s were taking place
ihe South from the interior Of the State. We have
been acquainted with the fact for some time, that ship
menis we're making here from Charleston, Of valuable
plate, &c. Bills and Doies on all parts Of 8. Carolins
have been with difficulty negotiated here even at
considerable discount and the hank notes Of the eli,
Of Charleston are selling 1t discsunt Of three pc,
eent. Ifihs embarrassment loss Of trade, and grea
sacrifice, borne by those only who have produced
THE state Of things, u world not be matter Of %
much regret; bnt unlorsaaately the Union party EN-
brace large portion Of the wealth OF the State, and
are consequently the heaviest sufferers. We see nc
relief for the innocent; but Il becomes ~ ALL 10
our brethren Of the South who IRE semming the tor
rent Of dsunion ia ihe iIdsa terms, to give them
4 xealous support.-N =. DAILY.
Indian Disfarbancss.--We learn that great apprs-
tensions exist on the western roaess Of IIlnois tha
the Wnaebago and Potiswaiaaie indians will sssns
4 hostile attitude Immediately. We also lensa thai
the companies Of Ieangers. commanded by Captain.
Beckes and Brown, have been ordereto the protac-
lion Of The frontier, and sew probably on theii
march. The Prairie band of Pstiawaaaaies are said
"a he The allies az .he Wiasehagoss lpaniss
Deoths IN Nne- Yovk.--Ths nannber Oh desshs 10 N
York City, last year. was l0.sso. This i 1886 more
than 10 any preceding yesr. 0fihs asmber 3sI5 wess
Of CAolsra--l4i5 of Coasnmgfiss Of eonyulsioni
I-sla Of drspsy In the head-il9 of iatempsanes--
4 $50 Of measles, Sses-Coas. Obs.
| Extraordinary Nerue.--A shopkeeper bad
| IN his cellar barrel of gunpowdsy, In yanIl
i with some meal, &c. His Sister went one
night last week, to get some Of The latter aFti.
ele. and not knowing which bpsrsl il was 10,
opened the gunpow der FIRST sod did not Fs-cOv.
% where u the candle !" said the brother
!" have leff Il sticking pin the black sand
| was the reply. He Instantly descended, and
uniting his hands together like funnel. he
,,laced them round the candle, aud thus ex-
| iracted Il from. the barrel % gunpOwder -
when be came up stairs be tainted.
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