Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10

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"Tht President has JJreqsenfiy expressed his Nigh
sense Of Mr.. McLoRs patrioiism talents and eminent
services" So says the Globe :; and We say, The Of
fetal paper could no, have greater upon
the Greatest and Best" than the fact that the con-
science Of such would permit him any long
er TO rema,o member ofhis CabineL--N. Y. AdU.
Post OGce.--The Senate have adopted resolution,
by Of SO to 10, directing The p. o. Committee
I" continue their Investigations during the recess of
Congress-.
A hopeful Faaily.-Several weeks since, n reaui-
s,on WINS transmitted to this city, for the arrest Of
James Reckhow and John Lace, two Gsgi,ives from
justice from Pennsylvaaia. charged with committing
Iarcenes in the CRY Of philadelphia. Lace shortly
atiev the receipt ofihe reqnston, was arrested bal
Reckhow succeeded in sloding the vigilance Of the
officers until few days since, when he was secured
and safely lodged in prison. Upon the arrest Lace
part OF the Philadelphia plumber WINS regained con-
sising Of two gold waiches-severai breast pins e..
tima,ed TO be worth from SO $50 dollars apiece
together with sundry other articles. cahow low
esert is more than probable has long since disspaied
his portion of,he plumber. James Reckhow had
brother by the name Of Freeman Reckhow, who died
las. winter in the Philadelphia State Prson He has
serving out term 10 the Philadelphia State Prison.
came 70 this city last SUMNER and picked the pocket
ola gentleman offs considerable sum of snaney. He
was observed and apprehended The prison being
somewhat insecure. he succeeded 10 efectng hises-
cape. third brother, isaac, about Is years of age
was sent three months ago the House or Refuge,
where lie now renains.--N. u Josr. IF Com.
Avalanche "A very curious migration took place |
in this vicinity Wednesday nigh, last. Abou, |
quarter Of Of land the eastern bank of The
Kennebunk river, near the house Of Mr.. Beniaanin
Durril, in Kennebupk port, slid into the river, carry
ing away half Of the kennebunk bridge, "a draw |
bridget and nearly filling up the channel Cor rod or
more. Whers ON Wednesday ship Of The largest !
size might have laid aAoai. the river may now be for
ded without officially. The land moved IN solid mass
and the apple trees upon il looked Aonrishing and
seemed To be firmly Undecided 10 the soil 10 their
new situation, ms they did on The apoi where they were
reared. The slide was accompanied wiih noise re.
sembling the rumhling Of an earthquake.
s Kes,nebnRk Journal
A lady passenger q the steamer U. States 90 Lake
Ontario, gave birth 10 son, whe aained Van de |
Water, in compliment to The captain.
female in Scotland formed the strange notion al
Matching chickens, and carried III her bosom lor tha.
purpose three eRga, which, n due time, produced three
fine chickens. which are being exhibited.
The Legislature of Rhode leland have passed bill
calling Conyenion for the. purpose Of forming and
proposing written Consultation Of Goserhmen, for
that State. The Convention d TO meet IN Prosidence
on the FIRST Monday IL SeptemberNsxt
The Cincinnati Ia,egencer Of klaatAy iasl spys:--
I'VE hear otrrpaaied cases Of cholera III this city,
some ofwhich have proved fatal. Macy complain Of
The premoniiosy symptoms.' "
A correspondent Of HE New Orleans Bee, de.as
the particulars o. The borrid b0tchery of,wo unk
individuals, in the parish of West FeIiciana, on The
margin ofthe Mississippi the habitatio0 Of MI.
Moore. on Cat Island. From their description, il APP
pears they We're grn;eety clad, and supposed 10 be
from Kentucky. or the neighborhood Ono ofihei
victims had thirteen slabs; but their lsads were 20
horribly cot and disfgnred that remains coud be
Uncovered which could lead 70 their recog -
The tracks Of I've individuals were traces, ne coming
and returning fromthe river
Mr.. Avery, whose trial some time ago created 30
much excitement, has sustained serious ejury BY
kick from horse--haviny been engaged Cor some
time n the capacity ola hosilcr.
The North American says. "ail the world knows
how promptly NJ. Van Buren denounced the corrup,
CoHthsoU uStWSCu Auauip nuu NWys ratect nb~-"b /
false. The Argus said q, the time Ina, Adams was
his choice after Crawford and cock snre was Van
Boren Of Adams appointing him minisier To England
instead Of Rufus King, that he consulted gentleman
in this city whether he should 60 in packe, ship
For government vessel This may be relied upon.
Dir v. b. never Jackson man, is no At this
time excepting fas as his interest demands ii-oah.
Post Ofce.--Major Barry has Published long de-
fence Of the pest Office concerns. II appears anlor,u-
nateiy pcvi passs with the unanimous resolution Of she
Senate, coademniag illegal and unauthorized the
recent proceedings that Department. and considers
ing the pursued by the minority in the Senate
that resolution settles the point beyond dispute.
An Irishman direci from Cork. while employed IN
Of The factories few days since, observed large
humble bee upon Of the Windows. Pats curiosi.
~ being somewhat excited by the appearance Of The
insect, he inquired Of one Of tbs workmsn, whas sort
Of haste il was that Was whixzing ahont The roam
who informed him ,hs, II wss = Yankee hnmmjng
bird. Arrah darling says Pat. and III he ii.
catching ye cirecUy.' p. accordingly laid hold
or the bee, and after pressing him lightly in his fn-
gers, roared out. Och, dis burn me- how hot bis liz.
tie FL. is.'
MARRIED.
| in New-Havens Mrs. Sarah Keife, widow Of tho
! late David Kefe IN M. Thomas Marumher.
/ In New. Hartford. Mr.. George X. Skaats to Miss
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