Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

having been like kind brother. a father. and a husband to me already, thought 1t best that we should i.e married, sO | yielded to his solicitations, and we we're married. Since then he has been necessarily Jealous of me he has threatened To kill me !; he has vowed that ifaDy one persuaded me tO leave him in consequence of his ll treatment, he would first kill them, then me. and then hi,nselE- He has so repeatedly and 80 variously III treated me thatI cannot lise with him, with out being afraid 'ot my life, and wished lo leave him forever, for he has totally estrang- cd all my former affection from him, aud strongly as once loved him, I DOW do not, nor can ever again" It appears that when they were married, they went of on pretence of gaing to the the atre, and got married. and the parents did not know it for week afterwards. They ulti- mately were reconciled to him, aud received him kindly; but his esilseless jealousy des- troyed all hope of hanpiBess, and caused him te behave hka-as sbFutes Hesaopid get out of! bed ofa night and lie across the sill of the door, being afraid that his wife rose from her Sed and left him asleep; when the child was born, he said it was not his he choked bis wife in his rage, threatened to kill her and her child. He also moved his wife to Manhattanviile and other places where her friends coald not ind her; almost starved her, and when she was found by her friends, she was nearly destitute and yet the man who tore her from happy home ,o entail on her misery and wretched- ness. had the andacity to gO to the house yes l terday and assault her father witlfa ksng sharp lpointel cbisel, and threatened to kill him if ! the daughter was not instantly giyen up. The whole scene was truly distressing. Drum mond cried like n child-his wife cried-he besOught her not to send him to pfison-en- treated her once more to come and reiIose ia his bosom. and 90 worked upon her feelings that she was led out of the office snore dead than alive. We must here also take Occa- sion to express our high sense of the. delicate; and discriminate tact of Justice Wyfnan thrOng hout ihe whole ofthis difficult and un.i pleasant investigation. Drummond was re-, quired to fad bail in the sum of $500 to an \ swer. a,. ,s.. < - .-.,,.~ sf ,aS. ~s.,.,.,, We understand ,ia, Gev. Edwards has appointed his Aids. Col. s. B. Gras,, of Hartford, and Col James c. Loomis. of Fsireld aad silas Mix, Esq of lhs city, private Secre,ary.--N -NssO.Raven Register.
 Piamber's Coiic.--Frous paper recently read be- fore the Paris Academy of Arts and Scieacss. it ap- pears that Mr. Roard, the director ofa whe lead ufaciory in France has discovered that supharsted teWOu0Ue sated that since it's introdacon atnoag the workmen, |. has disappeared from the establishment The saI phsres,ea acid must be used boih internally and ex. ,ernay, ss driok and as lotion. Il iswel worlhy the attention oi plumbers. paipaerA and a whO work in lead. Esom .Olsersaiioen~ ~Ahich Marn4 mRse, it would seem that ,e reispses and sy0psoms which Rre 90 oen exhbi,ed aier the disease has supposed to be removed. were owing to ccasing ef exyds and carbonate t'issd upon she csticis. Phi. Joar.
 | The Ch@kesson Cosrier ~as % completely knock ed into pi few days sincs that the publica,ioa ] suspended for day. One of the wo'kmen who had charge ofthe form, haveg in 6t of iDsany some thing as bad 'hrowa oae page the matter made uP for the press. from second story window into the street. The man was soon ,aksh into custody and confessed the act without hesitation; acknowledging at the time that he was the person who set fire 10 the Courier and Mercury offices in October last. l We regret to learn that the Hon. Adam King. oi York cosniy. committed suicide . few days since. by cu,.ing his throa. from ear 10 ear.-PsnR. Iaq.
 The Lewisiown ConveBiion. met on Wednesday, and adjourned on Thursday afiesaoon. Mir. MShlen. burgh was nominated as Gabernaiorial cAndita,s.- An electoral ticket was framed including some of ihe names the Wofelec.oral ticket and adeiegation to
 
 tiOn was fSll.--Phu Ges.s ~ gTF.t eolse-es..n
 Mrs. Dielmo.h. the actress, bought piece of land Long Island, N Y. abo0t thirty ag0 ior $500, which sold a iew weeks since for 964. 900. .,s8
 The Knoxville Register oi April 22, contains ahe details of no less than five numeressly ai.eadsd IVhls meetings tn Tennessee. The ahsse ol Jadgs w. by the Kitchen, has raised horSsfs 1sst about their ears. which will beqaieed. Ati the coun- ties ofTennessse from tao mousiains to the Missssip- pi (says she Regisler) are tn notion"
 Foo carefsi.-A few days since, an old man called ai the bank of the U. States aad took away bag containing thousand Spanish pillar dollars. which hag and dollars he deposited for safe keeping seven- ,een years SEQ. Al ihe time the depOsii was made. the cashier urged that he sboald be allowed IO loan ihe money on bead and mortgage. Bat she msn said he believed it would be sefs in Ihs seal ofthe hank. Il has bess safe. for ihe old maa 6ads hts bag, aad dollars jus, as be lst ,hem buth he had permitted the money to bs used, it wosld have been quite as safe, sad the cashier remarked tst heShosld is iha, ease have had full s4OoO ,o ray him. I'hs old man has nOw screwed up his resoloiOn sad parted wiih his long loved dollars, ct i've per cssG premium. + --8ef.te E~ Jour. Com. Fatal Jsggiing.----A Juggler. by the name of Wksslsr, alias Cssi, iew days siaee. whis is lhe exsEciss of his voca,ios. susnisg swerd d0ws his ihsoas perforated sons vial pari. which Ssssed his issiass dsaih.-BsGalo WhiE
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