Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-08

into the paFlOr. The servant hastened TO her
mistress, who repaired to the room. The
second pitcher was gone. IL tho hall. how
ever, she overlook the Infatuated creature,
and was shocked to discover, Ia tine thief,
friend deservedly esteemed. She accused her
Of the offence. The visiser denied the charge
with the dignity Of offended Innocence. The
lady Of the house, however, opened her
cloak; the pitcher was found in her hand,
and the guilt Ut the p,'nr wretch made mani
fest. Aid was called, and this criminal in
high life was taken before the Mayor. Her
relatives were appraised Of the astounding and
humiIiating affair, and Isastencd To- the exam
inaiiUn. They made every eifartto comprum-
! Use the matter, and bush up the offence. A.
ny amount Of money would have het n vii.
iingly sacrificed to veil the documentary infr-
miIy of their relative. and save the honor Of
an exalted family. AL, however, proved I'M
availing, and she, whW was an object of de-
ference to the most respectable, was bound
To answer the charge of larceny. and the be-
ing "ho has breaihetl only the atmosphere Of
rank and fashion, win be forced to attend IA .
, mong the filthy and degraded creatures who
crowd the bar OF a criminal cntrt, and stand
her trial for one Of thu most unworthy and
debased crimes Of which Humanity can be
guilty. lS'e
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Moses Groom, convicted of,he charge ofinveigling,
stealing, and carrying away negro slave, the proper
y ofthe estate Of Col. Taylor. Of South Caroline. has
been sep,epcedto he hung on the 9th Of July next
/ The jury have recommended him to the Executive
clemency.
Aleiier containing los dollars and mailed at Chap
ell Hill, North Carolina. directed to gentleman at
Raleigh was brokeD opep, aud the contents extract
ell The money recovered. bot the thief "a la,l)
escaped. Il appears he had gnined atmittancc CLAN
desneiy to ihe apartment where the rail was depos-
tied the night preceding its departure.
TheDelaware and Rnritan Canal, when filed 10 the
contemplated water line, will Afford efficient dep,h
for coasng vessels pass from the Raran TO the Del
| aware. .A3
a Great Driaker.-A Cold Water Man.--The
New-Bedford paper mentions a Mr.. Webb, Of Fair.
haven, Mass who 10 in The habit Of drinking one or tsoo
quarts Of cold water al draaght. He averages six
gaonsa day, drinking NJ the rate Of quart an hour
both day and night, and no, nnfrequeny gallon and
upwards attn time. This has been his practice ever
since hisreuacmbrance. He INDUCES in no luxasies
Of food-ea,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excellent health
attends promptly 10 his business When dry, he is Il.
verish aud dizzy, and feels burning throughout the
| SstSSs"uy
out water three hours at time, the last Of which
he was in excrociaiing pain. He is abou. forty years
ofage.-Ns,oark Daily.
III consider the party division Of Wing and Tory
the most wholesome which Gun exist in any govern
men, and well worthy Ofbeing nouriehed TO keep ou,
those Of n more dangerous character."-Je6erson
| On the llih instant, Mr.. Pearce Of Rhode Island,
the Administration convert, presented 10 Congress n
memorial from the city Of Providence in favor OF the
conduct Of President Jackson, which he stated was
signed by 1000 persons. On the 18th instant, an e.
lection took place in Rhode Island when the Anti
jackson candidate had, at Providence, all votes, and
the jackson candidate 242, for Governor!
ta r Boston Csntiaei.
Mobile, Apra 4.-Cnhgppv Occausace aI,er-
cation look place yesterday morning between Samuel
Stockton and Chas A. Stewart printers, in the Reg.
ister Office which terminated in The death Of the or-
ner Stockton during the contest received two trusts
fsom a dirk held by Siesar,. One OF the wounds
reached the heart, and he survived the injury only IS
nainutes Mr.. Stockton was stranger in this place,
but for The few weeks he has been here has won up.
on the confidence and esteem Of all who knew him
He has brother understand at Port Gibson, Niles.
who is well known the publisher and editor Of the
"Port Gibscn Correspondent Of that place. New
Jersey 10 his native state where dpubiless most Of his
relatives ARE still living. Mr.. Stewart promptly sur
rendered himself TO the proper authorities and bis
case will probably undergo speedy investigation al
the Circuit Court q now in session in this city.
Mr.. Bayden's Boat.--In answer 10 various ;poui.
rss respecting this boat, we may ray, after taking
pains to ascertain the fact thar she will take her place
in the North River line on or before the Il, or Jane
A fine hami.--We learn that eight ,housaod shad
were caught yesterday single haul, by Capt. Apg.
Long II Howels Fishery.--Phn, Ing.
81. Fra"cissitLe, (LoE.I March 2S.--Eon Storm
About 10 o'clock, Las. night, Il commssced lightning
and conaaed uni 10, at which time tile vein OF
hail storm passed through siis psrisIs by james L.
Weems ranging by The plantations Of Messrs. Turner
SkiilmaD, &c. The hail stones are represented to Us
as having been unusually large say The size Of tur-
key egg. Mr.. Turner'S was IN town this morning
and exhibited large lump Of hail about 40 large as
hens egg which he had ia his handk ercieE
He states that several sheep killed. also turkeys
chckens, ducks, pigs, &c. Several other gentlemen
from the country ,at the forest 10 broken in ev.
cry direction aad tina. mauy houses have heen ser-
opsly injured by ihe hail. Il 10 remarkable fact that
the hail stones were Interpreted with sireaks Of red
Mr.. McDufie being 10 a delicate state Of health,
will remain in Philadelphia for time, for the pur-
pose OF avaisg himself Of medical advice.
A man aamed Welcome Hawkins was lately con-