Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-01

The last ofthe Pirases.-Francisco Ruis, ,he Car. penier of the pirniica schr Pnna, whose comrades were executed three months ago, was executed on Saturday forenoon at 10 o'clock. It will be remem- bered, that this individual has been rssped twice on account Of his supposed insanity; bu, the physician during the past month had become perfectly convin- ced that his symptoms of insanity entirely fsgn- ed, and his execution wns accordingly determined on by the U. s. Marshals-Boston Gag.
 Not Sio,o.-"Turn out turn out or by golly I'll you as did l'oiher day." hallooed Jon a,ban who with his gall in his lumber box, was abou, coming in contact with dandy and his fine gig The afrighted beau, sndly terrified at the mysterious 'hreat turned out, and Jonathan passing. ask ed him how it WAS he served the other man. "Why. ItWrRsd out myself" .s..t. ... ....-... t. 'You must"s smoke here, sir" said the capain oi North River steamboat man wao was smoking among the ladies the quarter deck. "l mustn',, hey! why not" replied he, opening his capacious mouth. and allowing the smoke iaziy to escape.- Ddn't you tho sign all gentlemen are reques- ted not 10 smoke abaG the sngine.'" "Biess your soul, ,ha, don, mean me-I'm gen,eman-not bi, oft. You can't make gentleman oi me. no no you ] ca" fix it." So saying he sucked away, and took , the responsibility. Times. ... ..t hopsfui SOn.-Papa, snid little boy to his faith. CT the other day, when fellow strikes another
 bains he go, right strike back I Certainly he has, replied the fther the law of self.defence sanc ions it. We'll, then, I'll tell you whn, it is, said ,h. hoy, the next iine you box my ears I'll hit you blow | under ihe fifih rib. %
 "I cannot pay for the Steak Mir. StaliEed," said purchaser 10 the butcher, "bekase I've nn,hinR bu & one dollar and its unlawful to e6er it." @
 don, mind ,haI," said the Butcher, its not unlawful to take iso hand i. ou. and here's the change. The Regency cannot possbly stop every hole i" the law. | Noah.
 The National Gazette says. that {" no good citizen will, under any circumstances Lynchs law We think otherwise. If good citizen is called li- ar or puppy bis face, he knock the offender downf And isn't ,ha, Lynch's Law 7-Louisvilie Jour 1 We learn from Washington and on undoub.ed au. ,horiiy that the leuer of Mr. Kendall Mr. Gouvern- eur had the unqualified appreciation of he Prssiden,
 -and that the General has been heard repeatedly to express himself in terms highly complimentary to the Post Master here for :he firm and patriotic views w,h which he met the case-now let the Post !" lay o"." 1 ~,t ~. r. Etc. Star.
 7Rs purchass of 7ssos-Ws mentioned a few weeks ago, that ihers . abroad that rea-
 y was tn train in Washington between the U. 8. and 1 Mexico, by which Texas ceded 10 the former.- | Oar information now is such leave us but lue | doubt of the fact To avoid all constitutional ques. tons as to the right purchase, the following plan we understand, has been adopted: as the line be. tween Mexico and the United States has never been run by the authority of the two governments, and of course is still unsettled avoid ali expease and con.
 roversy hereafter, for certain payment in money to be made o the Mexican government by the U s. n is agreed that ihs Rio dol Nors shall be the dividing line.-iVatchex Cosvier. -1a.4ra f3nsa.t. The Rev. Francis l.. Hawks, rector sf St. Thom. ass church NewYork, has been created by the gen. erai convention of the episcopal cburch, bishop of Louisiana, Florida and Arkansas. and has accepted the office. The Rev. Dr. Kemper. of Connecticut, has been elected missionary bishop of Mississippi. The Eon. Jobn Sergeant has been nominated by meeting of the cilizens of Stark County. tOl friends Of Gen. HarrisOs, fOr the ofics OfVice Prssidsna The Rev. Sereao E. Dwight, D. D. has sesieDsd the Presidency of Hamilton College.