Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

Females and Mails-The Frrd,'nia Censor says, the mail stage which arrived here las Friday evening two hours behind its usual time, ut there was good for t. Upon unloading the stage house. it appeared that there five ladies who were pas sengers, three of whom had sOias (uursing chdrcn,l the fourth, child, and the fifth, though she had none, yet the prospect excellent. They all from ohe neigbborhdod; bu, it can hardly be suppos ed that an occurrence 1.-the Kind, far concerns 'he three first ladies being passengers in the same stage, could be found n hundred years, taking the world together. .,..,
 respectable young man named JohH Lamb, be- longing Wheelug, and clerk of the steamboat Lady Marshall, fell from that boat short time snce near MaysViIle, and was drowned. -....
 Accident at Tr0y.--Two laborers killed in Hill street, Keiseys tannery, by the falling in of clay bank, which they were working.
 The following anecdote is related on pretty good au ihoriiy. On one occasion when Mir. Clay was caHdi date for in Congress, he was opposed by gen. teman who had lost an arm [John Pope.1 Alter the election Mr. Clay took occasion to rally an lrshman who was under some obligations tO him, for having voted fur his opponent. "Och!' said Patrick, " l like you, Mr. Clay, just well as ever, but they tell me that at Washington, the peoples money IS Kept 'n
 big bag, and that the Congress, as soon as they get there, all to the bag and get out as much as they can, and thought that the with one hand would not get out SO much ,s you with two."
 The Powder Mill in Manchester. belonging to MT. John Mather, blown up the morning of the 2ls inst. and one person killed. The workmen were at Breakfast at the time and escaped The explosion was heard very distinct in this ci,y-Hartford Cour. A nrred NaNu Redl on Tuesday las,--by which, six and dwellings were consumed-the property destroyed is estimated at $20,6OO. The fire broke out iu the boot and shoe store Of James Wading in Water street, and then spread 10 the adjoining buildings of Capt. Blackmer, J. J. Rowland aud others. There is rumor afoat that arrangement has been made to bring out the Journal of Commerce in favor of Van Buren, and allowing one of the collar presses tTimes or Eveuing Post) to wind up Qncre. Whose head is to be cut off?-Noah. 1 The Right Rev. Bishop Browncll, of Conneccut, and the Rev. R. A. Henderson of Philadelphia, sailed from this port. on Monday last in the ship Louisville for New Orleans. The Bishop is accompanied by his wife, who seeks the restoraion of hcr health by win ,ers residence in the south, he is engaged in the duties ol his office in the states Louisana, Alabama and Mississippi MT. Henderson goes io take charge of the French Evangelical church in New Orleans- We congratulate ihe church in that region upon ar event which, promises to give permanenoy to her ns'' tutions and to extend the influence of religion in tha l region.-N r. Cha,chman. ,s t,
 Fire and Joss ofhte.--On the night of the 27ih ulf the house of Mir. Startling SGmmereIl in the vicinity ofSparta, Edsecombe county. was consumed by fre' during his absence from home, and two of his chldreD one nearly grown, and the other eight or nine years of age, perished in .he flames. The three younger who were in bed with the mother Sayed. ] 0s,= e Wilmington, fN. C.) Press. l Miss Clara Fisher, M is said, is Io he married this week il, Boston, to Mr. Meader, ayonns English
 ca of considerable musical talent. Harmony s so es sental to the matrimonial ife that her choice must be iudicious.--N. Y. S!ar.
 ATaa Ro6beys.--James DaIIerhe, a mail carrier be. tween Raleigh and Roxboroagh, N. c. has been con viced oi robbng the mai and sentenced to ten years imprisonment. a-.,.-... .........a., ...-. .a l Very large.-A woman in Brooklne, Mass, ha' grown 90 large lha, it takes her three hours get sleep all over. Her face is fGeen minutes waking up | MARRIED. ST..
 In Hartford, Rev. Sylvester Hovey, Professor al Amhers, College, to Miss Mary Jane Chester, daugh- ter of the late Thomas Chester, Esq.
 l In Sufhed, Mr. John N' h'"g 'o Hi'sS ""s"' King. .F".s
 DIED, ra .."
 In this town, on the 29th ut. Mr. Solomon GosIee
 eIn Harwin,on on the 27th ut. Mir Issacher Barber aged 72: Mrs. - Skinner, aged 2o' w'te o' MT Jason Skinner.
 ln Windsor, MT Julius Case, A.
 1 In New Haven, Mrs CoMfori Johnson, 68
 h Fast Windsor, Mrs. Sabra Goodae, ~ Mrs Jane TrumhuH, re!ict of Mr. James ,Trumbu'l, 53
 In En6eLd, MrDavid Phelps, aged 84-a revolution
 in Granby, Nov. 4,h, Mrs. Eunice Chapman, age 54 wife of Deacon Levi Chapman; and on the 8h Deacon Levi Chapman, aged Go. ~