Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

F;rs ia Wlaier5nry --sfoar l,pg.4ipgs occupied as .orea siinaied pear she eoth eogrt uT the Gfeen tn Waterbury, were entirely destSoye by fire on Wel- Jesse PorIer; and occupied hy ahe EDII0wing per sons, wiO lost part of their g0Ods MeesFs. Browus Store, Mr. Porter, Tailor; Mir. Thompson shOemak- { Chauncey Adams. We have no, learned she amount OG damage. There was nsufAnce On any Oi the prOperIy.-N H. Poi
 We learn from the Cincinnati 1ouFnnl of the 0Oh inst that the specific charges by Dr. Wilson, against Dr. Beecher. Rl the lae trial of the latter bpfore the CinciOnati Preshytery were as tolows -" heresy, Q" me suhjec; of ability, "rlgima sin, and christian lerlect0m ,, Hypocrisy, im Dr. Beecher's saying he believed tue COnfess'm of Faith. B. Sander, in Dr. Beechers asserting Ihal hs opinions had been the "pinio"s of the esangelical church all ages" The irai occupied the a,ieHii0n "f the Preshytery nine days; and 50 important u deemed by the Preryierian denomination, that :he publishers of the Nfw-York Observer sent Mf. Stnnsbury, Ia sienog- rapher "t emnence,) from Wa>i'i"g'o" ci'y to take ge" against Dr.. BeeclIcrs docrinea, l2; negatives 3. On the other specifications the majority against susa'nioy was still greater" s
 Fo,gsyy n High Lite.--A forgery ,o a very large am""ni has been committed the Rev. Mr. Sch,oe- der. ofthis city, y ynang of highly respect. able come xions--0ne the son ot Bishop Onderdomk, Nnd the other of the lale Elisha Tibbeis Tib- bets Is now at Bellevue awaiting his trial, and his companions is yRt arreaie The forgery cOnsisi- ed in aftixiag Mr. Schr0eier's name ,o hank check which they subsequently got Fashed.- ks Trans. l4ws~e ~-A-a-.---.-.-a5i.. .s. ~--+--N s& !eSg
 With the most sincere regret vd learn iJy tire Bal.- more American of Tuesday. that ,Mr. Thomas Mar shall. son of Chiei Justice Marshall died on Montay,
 i the m)ury he received from the iatag of building ln which he had taken shelter from tempest that was raging o that city. We very fparoi what effect this sudden and severe bereavement may have upon his venerable father, lah"rng uDder lle pressure "i sickness, ne well as the eebeaess of advanced age. 1 hn aRanNk AnAn ss " national as well as d0mesiic calamity the conse- q"e"ces of which wil be felt and depored by all good
 men hrnnghon the Union. The deceased, we loar,,, was member of the Virginia House of Delegates for li,e county m which he resided; he gentleman oi large landed possessions and has left family of children. His remains taken from the residence ot Dr Alexander in Fayeie aireet. he deposited in the family vault at Oak fi Fauquier to. Va.-lbid.
 Letters have brrn received a, New-York stating tha, the cholera aud yellow fever had broken a, New Orleans about the 9th ot June.
 MARRLED.
 ln this town, the 3d inst. aTr. Sas Nichols 10 h New:Haven, Mr. Charles P. Thomas. to Miss l Emily Bradley.
 In Salem, Mr. Chester Hitchcock, to Miss Joia Onlhe 18th June. Josiah Butler, Esq. of Avon, ,u Miss Eivira Dean, ofNOrfolk.
 DIED, l In Goshen, on the 17th al,. Mrs. Marcia Wadhama 1 aged 52, wife of Mr. Timo,hy Wadhame.
 h Cornwall, on the Eth Hlt., Mr. George Dibbls is the 8Otl year of hs aga. - sl3 In New Haven, Mrs. Mary e. Brown. wife of MT Charles K. Brown, aged l8: Mir. William Granger aged 8; Sarnb A. wife of George w. Derrick, aRec S5: Mr. Gilbert Granger, aged 90.
 !" Meridan, Mics Hannah Abigail, daughter of Mr.
 Amasa Merriam, aged 2I.
 In Berlin. on ihe 22d of May. Mr. Nelson sperry, aged s. formerly of Hamdea. Hia death was occa. stoned hy fall from horse. f8#&s ! t suf q
 |" Newfi"ss.' Miss Mar 6. B1o;rSS. S.u w;f. of Nj. Charles K. Brown, aged 1S. ''ii'e