Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
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teosS, Ee Ot CoumDa coeWtyS uaeu eS tne residence of his brOIhsr-iu-law a the cay On Sat- urday. He s said ,O have expired suddenly dUOpey 1T we differed politically with r. w., all the stages of his active participation in the af bis times, wenevestheess pay willing tribute to the hiRh pc. culiar and successful taleRl with which he enriched tue abors OG pTolessiOH of which he was an orna. ment. As barrister--ani particularly before iury -he hps never been surpassed in state and for long series of years in this branch of the profession he maintained distinction that s rarely vouchsafed evem 10 tue most gifted and aborious. For several years past he has declined the active pursuits or the bar bu, he died in thesgor of his faculties and at the maturity of brilliant career of professional use fmlness and fame. He was, we believe, abou. sixty years of age-Aitany Argus.
 2Ne Springss-tFhe arrival of strangers during the pas, week has been altogether in mum ber at so early period tn the season. There were probably not lees than ar 700 in the village yes,er. day mOrning-moFe than were, here any period du. 1 ring the las, seasSA.-Soratoga Sent
 1 Otd Papev.--The Newport Mercury of Saturday, says-This number commences 76 years since the Newport Mercury was first published in this town (Juoe l2, l75s by James Franklin, elder l.o,Ler of Dr. Benjamiu FrankliO. ..1 ,,
 1 Wi'ig of the 9.h a. conains the following :-" Lord Gre"Sille. now vcryo old, is serioosly ndisposed On his death, the respecting the author of Jun. ius' Letters" wills be disclosed-his lordship having long been in possession of ,. The documents arc A, Stow, the seat of the duke of Buckingham, who is a so iil.'' ..-,.s sc4
 Strawberries, says medical wrer have been fouOd useful 10 persons who disposed Cunsunp ptiou. They also an excellent denrice, ,-cleansing the teeth and gums in the pleasant manner and with ou, the least trouble. There is DO kind of fru, more deiectabe 10 the of than the strawberry aud there are few more agreeable to the sight, when fresh from the s'em-fal!y ripe-large-pulpy. They too like the rose, have lent the poet sime; and the richest One-,be most gTaphc-we ever met with, s 1 in coaplet from old Ir,sh balsad-
 "Her eyes were like light on tho mornings blue Aud her cheeks like strawberries smo,hered in 1 cream.
 What nert?-We have been informed within few days past, good authority that there is COW living in the town of Providence female by the name of Maria s. Cornell. O her character we say nothing, further 'ha" 60 say what ought to be kUown, VIZ 7: that there is now doubt ,ha, ,hs is the idealicaI girl sp"ken of by tho witnesses the aad in the ri
 
 Cornell aRohcr and Maria s. Cornell a, third. ! FdH Rirer Moaiior.
 The disiucinaion of the public 10 sanction the yer. dict by which the Rev. Mir. Avery acquitted, con Gnnes increase. On Tuesday last. tlte J1ry were burnt in efgy. and he ha"ged in efsy, at Milstown uear R. l. A correspondent oi the Newport Repub. caR has taken review of the leading facts tile ri. a deducing therefrom conclusions hostile to the yer. diet. He promises sleep upon the matter, while
 doubt of Me. A.'s criminali,y exists. The excite. ment Newport s still very great, and the belief ofs ci'zens in hs gu,i is eaid to be very geaeral.-II, might he added, ov t is ksoWn io As trNs, sbaa she members of the Jury which acquitted him suspect man ,ha, Mir. Avery is guiliy. .EPhik Chrog.
 London paper states that the Magnet steam pack. ct lalelyIef London, having board three ha"drsd and fifty young widows and spinsters who were abou. joining vessel at Gravesend, which was bodnd to Van Demen's Land. whither these candidates for husbands were desirou" of emera,ing! They depart ed amidst the cheers of thousands of speciators! 4 Sign.-A gentleman who was present, gives ihe 1 following account of an occurrence which took place Boston. While the Presden, with his friends were al Balcony, in full view of the multitude one of the crowd shouted " three cheers for the Presdeut.'- Three hearty cheers followed. Another cried out three cheers for Governor Cass, which was answered by diminished cheer Three cheers were called for Secretary Woodb"ry, when about half hissed and about half cheered. Three cheers were proposed for Henry Clay; good many cheers and many hisses.- l A voice then cried ou "lhree cheers for the Wee President Van Buren," when there was general hiss, and few oh eers-- --N. Y. Adv. Sickness ef As Prssidsnt We learn from the Bos. ton CeRtinsl that the exerons and fatigue the Pres. dent has undergone have proved too great for his health. On Monday morning he was SO unwsll as to require the attendance ofa physcia" and pr. War ren advised bleeding, to which be submitted He was confined to his bed ,he whole day. and was blSd second time, aoout noon. He complained of head ache, and severe pain in his side, and in the ing threatened with peurisy aud fever. OI his visit to Charestown was prevented. He is now l at Fremont House, and still seriously ipdsposed. 1 The condition on which Mir. Perkins, of Boston, made donation of his elegant house in Pearl street, in that city, ibe NewEngand Institution for the education of the Blind, has been promptly fiiIfied.- The condition was $5O0 600 shoald be raised for the same institution from other sources within the ! month of May. The Committee hassg charge of the subject, report sba, $51 l7 has been sabscribsd viz Boston, $33, ,3I0; Salem, ll5O; NewB Bediord, 1000; Hartford Conu. 1900; proceeds of Ladiss Fair Boson, 10, ,4OO do. Saem 2,957 total, SILLY. Mr. Perkins has accordingly gisen deed Of the property