Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

of the Abolition SOCIety ID N)hlpS ana InAL h@ had been member of the Lane Seminary. Cinci1natis--e-His sstensible object ssas--tbe= disposal of the ;ss Cottage Bibles' but snfS- cient evidence Vas Vas adduced fo' prove him. gui!iy of the charges under N hich he had been arrested His exa animation drew, large crowd of excited persons, who. hut for the. firmnesss of the acommttec, wOuld}no doahe have proceededs tO viDlent 5mPasures. Hea wmss punished with the infiction of twenty ' stripes upon his bare back, and ordered trs leave the cify., Y 1 9sa@ 1.'' - Gasa's,s4.
 Ertsnvogunce a southern meeting, as resolution was adopted, offering three iliOu- . sand dollars for Arthur Tappan's ears. <, sr. IA
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 P A great, fnss is making as to the candidate for 4 Chief Justice I, issnid the General has bis eye og candidate and practical fayorite, vix. Judge Lyach.--Noah. F. nalfs, saats1qos sea ga
 1'he silk company recently formed in Boston w, capital of $200, ,OO0 have purchased for their use 300 acres of land in Northampton. Also a company of capitalists ofsNew- York and Boston, have recent iy purchased the Valentine silk mnuiacosy at Psov- iieoce, ofe-Island,g,o which is attached large ,rac, oi land containing 10000 mulberry trees I6.,
 The Editor of the Provideoce Herald says, that hef has hard a strke'' in his office. The Editor ofihe' Georgetown Sen,inflhas had 'Strife' in his of-, fee, He knocked do,on.--y.ouispiAe Jo~r.
 "Will you accept of my arm r. said gentleman 'o. per, youpg lamsel;. io which she made the ioow-- ing very appropraseaeply,- lthank you, sir, have two of my own -7GYonng onderdonk has beer fonnl guiy offor- gerry, after very impartial trial. Every effort has could be made by the aidress and ingenuity of coun seI, was made to save him without effect. Tbbe,s. H.. sH-.n
 however, recommended mercy hy the jury, tn con- sideraiion of his youih and the ends justice may in all probability he answered by sending him to sea on long whaling voyage.; and giving him oppor,uni- ty of retrieving his reputation and becoming good citiaen.-Noah. a.
 Pay yomr De6ts.--If you do not pay-,he Editor cannot Pay-the publishers cannot pay--,he printer cannot paytbe paper mill cannot pay-,he s,alioner cannot pay--he merchant will suffer ioss-ihe tailor will be innred-il,e shoe maker may f,ie butcher and market-man will be dsappoinIe, etc. Aiiiheser will be njured-iheir engagements will be br6tea--- their credit will he Iosiher character wiI be tar nished--,hrir feelings he woun.esl--sheir tami- lies must sufer--heir business will be ruiued-ihe paper must cease--and community remain ignorant for the wan. of ii--and all because you would not pay Jor your paper.-St. Lowis O6server. g1.,ag,h
 
 says--" We learn, by the arrival of the ateanboae Kentucky. last evening from Richmond. ,i.a. Tsobin son, the Englishmsn, in Lsnchbargh, taken hou, fifteen miles h,tha, toua, and HANGED on the spot.--V. Y. Daily Adrertisey. s7gssY7 qsts g E. E-T The President of the United Ssaless has par+ loned De Soto, the captain of the crew of Spanisls Pirates, who has been for long time under sentencs of death in Boston. After being liberated from his he af,t- brought against him ny his attorney, David L. Child. Esq. for professional services-B.
 More Lynch La,u.--Itis reported here this morn- ing that the African Chnsch in Hartford vas derno- shed and burnt last night by mob.s we have no par,iculars.---M H. Herald # FSha 'taaf
 A Jackson Van Buren editor says-'. Those are ihe greatest ais.ocrats who are constantly talking about their Democyacy.'' Wonder how our neighbosn.iaw ;, likes the defaiions -Ib.
 Twoyears ago, Mississippi and Louisiana licsnecd gamblers. Now they denounce them and hang ihem without judge or iury--N r. Adoertises. .gf
 The great eiephan, Caroline, exhibited al ;he me- agerie, in the Bowery. in this city,, the last win. ter. died of dropsy, a, Roches,er. en Sunday las, Sue was the animalthns was shipwreeked few years ago, near the capes of Delaware, and displayed soa much presence Of mind in descending from the ship " which she became very much attached, and treated as favore until its recent death- lb. rise' %a-'s
 Cholera as R.sssiigiis.- On sal6TasS, the aah July, this aflicsng scoures nsade iss aiRsarance in Rqssesille, ken.pcky. ia ait as herers; apd in week. go iaras can. De ascersainsd BeiweeB seventy and eighsyPersens wbiseand biack, have died. Rus selvilie was al the asest daes almost t Yos enrsly eseredi and t ia sased !,iaf sdms ofshe Jeceasea s.i!i remaia in Their houses u0nterad--Nas. Lafek
 Ere at ClsDslsad, Ohio.-A great fire occurred d, Cleyelands on fife 29,ii O which dearoyed Mr. Kel. loggs block of brick haildisgs, Mr. Besjamn's board tug house. and several wooden buiIdiags The Bank ef Cleveland occupied room in Kellogg block. bat the cash and papers had been deposie in the yaule 'i .'s other Bank The loss of property is estimated !, 50 900 to sSogOo small part of which wssa nssred.s& sSyk s.sesf sSga f3s z ffsk8H WN Gen. W@. Rteas and Henry Bridley. Esu.s,;.d .f- at Eifeesborongh, on ihe 23i afier fe~ 'oars asss Y, Eotaiag Star. HWY
 Good!--A plot has been discovered in Caynea. Missl 'o poison two tamies. The leaders were inr- nedlaely arresed. and made to swallow ,,eir owuI poison They expired ia ten minuses