Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

The Rev. DE. Bsecher, sfohio. hAs besa tried be- esy hypocrisy and slander, preferred aganst him hy the Rev, Dr. Wilson, of ihe aame StMtes Dr. R. was fully acquitted, by vote ef l2lo 9.
 MErder.-A mnIa,to man, named John Sharp, was committed O the jail n this city this morning. clarg. ed Sil the mu der of Mir. Jesse Prince of Milford on Saturday evening last. It appears that Prince sad Sharp were out fishing together, in boat, Sirnt- IOrd river and remained 0al unIiI a late hour. Be- tween and 10 clock cry of nurle, was beard, and a rashiOg nOise upon the wmter. Ab0uI 10 o'clock Sharp TeIurOed without his cOmpaNOn, and said he had ia'Ie" overheard aad was drowned. paddle was afterwards found broken and covered with blood. Upon these facts Sharp taken before Justice Strong, and committed take his trial a, the Snperi- or Court, in October next. 1'he body of Mr Prince has not yet been found. d.--iNeAO .ff0UeM Herald.
 The Pi,tsburg Advocate q: Wednesday says-" Pri. accounts assure that Ihe Cholera iA very gem eraI along :he rivers, and has ascended hfS, as Wine cling, and effected lodgmep iN that place. Two cases are said to have been imported amongst ourselves from the country below" ' ''*f 'ss
 STANNARo, hhe Yankee, won another foot race oI three miles, over the Hu6'Wg Park Course, on Non- day afternoon. Thirteen persons started, and all but five gave np after passi"g the first mile two others gave ul al the end oi the eecoDd aud the only three that continued to lhe end were, Samnard, Irroqnois an Indian, and intviduat whose name is not giveh. The Indian considerably ahead pD,il ihe last hall came twelve yards ahead of him. Siannard did tlie three n,iies in seco0ds; tWking the purse of four hundred dOlIars.s The Indian as secohd best, received $l0O.-N. F. Conr. 2' EnQ.
 MARRIED. Ee:a a ai
 In Warrcp, on tine 18th inst. Mir. Francis R, Starr, I9 Miss laue daughter of Col. Dan Carter.
 In Winchester, on The l7ih inst. the Rev. George Darlington to Miss Caiharine Marsh, daughter of the Rev. Frederick Msrsh.4 is fax .3@.
 In Bristol, Mir. Samuel B. Tutte to Miss Evelne S. Ives.
 In New Haven, kir. John Phalen, of New York, Co Miss Ann Cunningham. as NJ
 Mir. Abraham MNr!ock, t0 Miss Grace A. daughter
 |" 1 North @ Gniiiord, Mr Edward Hall, to Miss cyn. thia Fowler; Mr A,nmi Fowler, to Miss Eunce Russ sel; Mir Marvin L. Dibble oi Bergen, N Y. 10 Miss
 In Hartford, Daniel Gardner, Esq. oi Troy, N. Y., to Miss Anne Terry, daughter of Seth Terry, Esq.
 In York; y"@n c IT. nns., KIss M Rrcia Di q" K I 10
 In Weihersteld, Mr. Eiisha Dodd, Jr. oi N. Y. to Miss Fanny Bnnce. 's a.1NA@-
 In Coventry, William H. Rock M. D., Assis- tan Physician of slhe Rereal for the Insane n Hart ford, to Mrs. Maria T. Chapn, rss q t,rst, .titst 1,os s4sra.-. 19 DIED. g.t..ass 6rass}
 in this town. the 18th ut, Mrs. Sally Birge, ugcd 76. N fife of James Birge. Esd. e--
 In tbis ,own on Monday nigh. last, Mrs. Elizabeth M,rah, in the 94b year of her age. relic of M Solo ,non Marsh. Her death asioned by fall from the doo, q { her dwelling on the Friday previous.
 In Nsnles, Illinois, on the 18th o May. Mir. Auson Collins, aged 4S formerly of,his town.. ..%s
 In Cornwall, o, lhc l7ih ut. Mr w iilard S. Dean,
 In Kent. on the 9th utt. Mr. Dwight Chambeylan, aged 2s; and the 18th, his father, Eras.us Cham berlan, Esq. aged GA. .. Hon. David Plant, in the 18th year os ger age so
 lp New Haven, mr. John Du Gar, agtsa oU; Dr' Asa Bamiord. aged 45. !. ae
 In Hartford, Mrs. Hepsibah Morse, aged g years' wife of Air. Nathan M. Morse.1 .@af ss.ss .- Iu Giaeenbury, Mrs. Esther Goslee, aged 70 years.