Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-18
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 Goed.-A gentleman informs us that during the cell ebra,ion at Newport, Rhode Island in honor of the election ofa Whg Senator, some boys get fire to tar barrel. and while i: was bnrning, spectator said ''iake care boya you'll burn up the town" "Nev- CT mind the town, said the boye have saued the coMrtry.' ,-., r. .. Editoial Facetie.-The editor of the Advertiser twhose is Penn,) thinks that " a brandy dybouIe would never answer US for an ink stand, because we should lick our pen every time dipt into it."- Does he think go, from the fact that he is Ppnp-fu of fbrandy, and we have given him many hard iick- ings gs?-Louisrile fKy.) Jour.
 Wahsing.-The Nashville Banner says: "A lady in Nashville being sked waltz, gave the following sensible and appropriate answer, No, thank ye, sir, have hngging enough at home."
 Tuning Jesrsha,ps.-A man adyer,ises in Connec- cul paper his intention of forming class Of pupils for instruction in the art of playing the vioIn and adds % his advertisement the mpor,a", iniorma,ios tha, he will "tOne Jewsharps oM the most approved Boston plan.''
 2he first Woman.-A little girl having been told that the oC ihe first was Adam, WAS asked what the name of the first woman T She paused a moment and then answered why, Mrs. Adam, suppose"
 We can tell the Globe a secret which it does not seem to know, that the Tennessee great people liar intelligent io be humbugged hy the machine ry or the system-far honest to be rbedby Bauk-and far too brave to be tragonned and whpi ioto obedience by Mir. Van B"ren's official organs.
 Nashville Tea. Repub. The rsry last om Col Crocket.-ln the debate iU the U s. House Of Representatives on Thursday, on the bill for increasing the number ofHospials one oI the Western Inemhers and observed-" MT. Speaker-My opinion is. that the gineralty of man. kind-in gineral, disposed 10 take the disadvan- tAEeof the gi"eraiiy-of taank ind iu ginernk Sit down, s, down." whispered the Colonel who sa, him; "you coming ou, al the same hole you went ;n a."-Bostoa Wh;g.
 [: is stated in the Alexandria Gazette iha, w. Jones ia,ely arrested in Baltimore a charge of robbng ahe Post Oce n that ely, having been released from jai in consequence of the requisite bail in his heinz gven has fed from the country and sailed for South America.
 The number oG pupils in tine Har,f"rd Asylum for deaf and dumb on the 18th ul.. was 14O; of whom % were supported by ,heir friends. Is by the Legislature of Maioe, 18 by New Hampshire, 9 by Vermont, 40 ny Massachusetts, 20 by Connecticut, and 3 by the Asyl0m.
 
 taining nearly $2OO 900 in money, drafts, &c from the s,nge near Baltimore, Md. ]. was after wards found in field ,he road partially broken open rAed ofihe clothing, while the money remained untouched.
 TIre Baltimore Patriot alleges shas difference has taken place between Gen. Jackson and Major Lewis. aad that the latter has been banished from the con- fdence and councils of the President. 4 Sigm.-The Pi,trburg tPenn.l Advocate. urges the Legislature of Ohio to nominate the Hon Danipi Webster for the Presidency, and Gen. WIii0m H. Hayrison for the Vice Presidency.
 Major Gen. WILLIAM HAYDEN, of Hartford, has been appointed, by the Governor, Adjutant General Of the Militia ot this State.
 hiaioe NOAH, Of the N. Y. Star, says" My great. grandfather. at the age of nine,y-sx. had constant disposition to make love to all the handsome market women"
 Mr. Jones of Baltimore, i. is said, was seduced to ahe commission of the crime which he has committed in robbiog the Baltimore Pcs, Office. by unfortunate lottery speculations His father is wealthy.
 Wm. Adams, the colOred man who murdered Capt. Tilden while going inio the harbor of Trinidad, was executed aa Baltimore Friday.
 The Springfield Gazette states that the survey of che route for Railroad from that town to Worcester, sbeinR coninualion Of the Boston and Worcester Ralroad towards Aibany,) was commenced last Fri day, under the superin,endence of Col. Fessende".
 Dissrsssing.--The Bath Advocate of the 27th ef Hay, says ,ha, Mr. Aaron Sisaw, with his wife and five children, their way from Cherry Valley. Otse- gocOnSy. se AiIeeany eossty. took passage in boat on the Crooked Lake to Hammondspori, on the 20th uli. While passing up the lake. little aged Eve years. accidentally Cell overheard. The father claimed. "I cannot him perish, and immediately plungsd in aler him. Both were drownsd-snd hia aaic.sd widow and remaaing children were left in lsad of s,ranges destitute of all means of support They however, feuad frieady ssrangers. Rhc ,giR se as OGcer 1.-The Norfolk Advertisss states aaa, military company in the nsishboring town having met to chose Ensign. could not prevail on any oas to accept iAs eommimien; whsrespos thsy v.sal,ed 10 offer ahe office the who woSld take 5, s.r ,hs lowest sum. The bids eommsaesd at 6isy S.,ars. and the oics was strpek dow" ai t<n. and sah,.r;p.;ou waa immediately asds 0 pay lhs s.Srs1 s.aae 6seNNRbeRf.