Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-29

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| ted the Methods. Episcopal Church in that county,
$50 dscODIiuus holding Camp Meetings in the couU-
~ during the present excitement" in relation to the
coIored population, the committee then making mr.
r"ngemen's for holding Camp Meeting. immediate
y met. and unanimously resolved accede to this re-
quest concurring in opinion that all popular aesem.
bliss are at this time highly improper and
with resolution that, the citizens aforesaid be, ON
their part, respectfully requested decline building
Horse Races, Treats and Barhecues." The "Com.
| mitIee" had the i" CiIixeOs'' " on the hip"
| kOrsibIe.-An aitempt was made short time since
TO destroy the family Of Dr. Cole, Of Wilis,on VT by
throwing large quantity Of arsenic into his WE'LL Up
wards Of two o!,ha deadly poison is ascertain.
ed to have been thrown into the we-and what makes
| the enormy Of the act sill more abomiuable, il the
fact, that several other families depended on the well
for the daily supply Of water. BY timely discovery,
however. no fatal consequences ensued.
The Fayetteville IN. CO. Jour. Of the sd u states
tina, Mr.. Joseph Hubbard Of ,ha. town. was sho, dead
on the preceding Saturday, in endeavoriug to escape
from party sent to arrest him for high misdemea-
nor, the nature Of which is not stated.
A Female JehH.-A stranger in town, a lady with
iaring white satin bonnet, and flying white lace veil,
riding along in buggy wagon, made quite dashing
appearance through principal streets yesterday
morning. Driving down State Street, she came in
contact with light charlotte, 10 which two gentle
men were sitting. with such voleace as to upse. the
charlotte, break both shafts, and throw the horse on
to the tagging Of the side walk Our heroine, after
thus overturning two men graciously conescended. 10
turn her head and glance at the Geld Of action as in
full glory she continued her down Fleet street.
Nea1. H0nen Herald.
M. Van Buren's sentiments the abolition uues-
ton just wha: expected find them: opposed
TO the modus operandi Of the fanatics bot not opposed
to their doctrines. Averse TO agiiang the question
Of abolition in the District OF Columbia, but not
word against the power Of congress the matter.
I" short, they are any thing you would have them, or
- Norfolk Herald.
The new boat New Haven, made her trip hence to
New-York on Monday, in Ah. 57m. raaniag sms-she
shortest passage made-nors than realizing the
anticipated fact that she would perrm the distance
in five touss. F.e.. ..I
NeO MiRisser 10 Spain.--A letter from Washington,
dated the 18th inst. mensiOns that Major Eaton will
be appointed Miaiser to Spain, if he desires ; aud
il The does not. that Mr. George M. Dallas will have
the appointment. The letter adds -" With regard
to the French Indemnify. beIiev" (entrs moss) that
the difficulty will not be settled by Gen. Jacksons Ad-
nnin;s'ration. The question DO le6 open IN
der to kill of White by attacking his vote in refer
ence to the appropriation. ] do believe they would
eacri6ce the whole nation TO put down my stan.
ding in Van BOreu's way."-Iour. Of Comm.
1 The Times jocosey declares, that the awful
beat in Pennsylvania, will rather strengthen Van Blu.
req. II Ohio follows suit, the Regency must look
out for New.York. We would not underwrts this
state for any premium, if Pennsylvania and Ohio 70
of 10 solid column against the Magician. Look ont
for breakers, we say. This gets spasms now and
,hen.-N. Y. Star.
Another large Hotek-A number Of wealthy indi-
viduaIs 10 this city contemplate forming themselves
Into a company for the purpose Of erecting hotel in
Broadway Il scale IS large and magni6cen, 40 that
Of Astor's The site Of the American Hotel. At the
corner Of Barclay street, spoken Of beiog the To-
cation proposed Tor the preiected mammoth edi6ce.
N. Y. Transcript
Qualifications Of FootmsRs--A person advertising
for foo,man Ia London paper, gives the following
specification Of the qualifications required in the
"Wanted immedaie 40 foo,man, a respectable
and well educated naD; he ssi understand the dead
He will he expected wait At table with decorUn 10
clean hives and forks, and attend horse and gig.
He must be Of q grave and serious department. help
the girls make The Deds and play with the chdre0!
The Hon. Henry Clay, and Col. Thomas H. Ben.
ton, married sisters, Miss Harris Of Kentucky. Be.
tween the families Of these the utmost
cordially and kind feeling exists. Probably, two
families ever were afectionatsly attached; mad
II 10 20 preserve this harmony in the donesic circles
that Messrs. Clay and Be9ion never aISde to each
other in debate. Beiwee" Mr.. Clay. and Mr.. Ben
| ton, no good feeling exists. Mr. Clay the auihor
Of Mr. Ben,ons early political fortunes, and has lived
long enough witness nothing bot ngratiIude in
iurS for all his early kindnesseS and iavOrs.
| Bangsr Wing.
| Serious AFair-Chesnui street, between Third aad
| Fourth, was yesterday afternoon thronged with per.
sons attracted by the operations 81 The Sheriff. u ap-
| psars that short time since. Mary McKisley, who
has dons busiuess in the fancy dry goods line, os
some time past femme scie upon pretty large
scale, stopped payment for @l2O. 900 10 $3.50 1000
The circumstances created little surprise, a0d ses.
eral meetings Of creditors were held 10 consequence
which resulted ia foil convciio" that there had been
some dishonest dealing on her part Yesterday Il wal
the vear Of her store, and sSspicon was ~ rails
ed that IL contained some Of the goods that had
coun,ably disappeared: the Sheriff was lherel0re em
Ooweved 10 attach, for the bene6t OF the crediion
| whatever eould be found; the doors and window,
were well seeured, but entrance was 6aally efec
ted, and large amount Of valuable goods discovered
| and taken.
| The woman, We sunderland, had made arrange
mems 70 20 Immediately 20 ireland, bot she will n0w
most ksIy, he compelled 10 pOsipoRe her rsvels un
she shall have answered the aecussti0n Of Fraud and
| SvindliBg. -PhA Herald. '"~
| London Shszuinc.-It has been eomp4ted that the