Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
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cosea ong article " Mr. Leigh wilidisappoin, the gen,lemep and their cseals.ops. It ia now under stood ,isat he Gl he buled or brow beaea ou of the R'atioR To which he called by tic General As- aeMbly Sf Virginia, but will repair it, prepnre,t to sustain he principles, honor and n:eresI of Virpin in all things and execute the instructions of those whom he acknowledges to haveihe right goverH his votes. This informa,ion, which comes to us ns au- iheniic rumor, we believe will give pleasure 10 all in- dependent men, and to many of the friends of Gen. Jackson anxious maintain the integrity of,he constitution, than to accomplish the nrguea of Mar tin Van Buren,"
 The Mayor of ,he ely of New-York has issued n proclamation. enoining the officers in the employ of the city governmen. enforce the Jaw relative to the observance of the Sabba,h go far as the selling of spurious liquors that day is concerned. He atri. bn'es the of the late riots in that cty to the open violation of ,he law upon this subject; by the re.aing of intoxicating drinks and to he conse. quent Stenpera"ce that prevails that day.
 Sudden Death.-Samuel Whittemore, Esq Pres;. dent of the Greenwich Bank, and very extensively known as the manufaerurer of cards, fell down in fit ofapopIexy last evening while walking in the street, and expired before physician could be called Two or ahree other very respectable business men have re.
 
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 Extraordinary TAeafricH Suceess-Bfad. Celeste completed her sixth engagement a, the Chcsnut stree, Theatre Saturday las, one ofihe most fashons- ble houses ever known in Philadelphia. Mademoisele Celesies engagements have eelpsed al! other s,ar. having received for hcr services n the shoy .pace of rix monhF the enormous of thirty -four thousand dollars! Sine has had twelse henefi,- in Eew.Ysrk six in Boston. six i" Philadelphia. and i've ;n Bai more. and thc average is about $l. 900 each.
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 Chisf Jnstice Marshnii-We learn with deep re. grct, that the venerable Chief Justice Marshall re. mains very unwef. n' his lodgings in Walnu, street, Philadelphia.
 Another Marder in Connectim !-The Norwich Republican of the 24,h inst ,ha, three men nf color were committed ,o Jail in that city on the 10th 10 tnke their trials for tie murder cf N man namcd Lodowick Wheeler, nf North S,onns,nn. The par. ticulars arc TDt yet known. Just previous the der, tle deceased and the prisoners in quarrel in the vicinity of grogsry, aDl aher, Wheeler was f"mnd with hs skull bruken.
 The Boston Transcript relaies instance of moRe astonishing generosity in Southern gentleman. who los, his pockcs-ook c6naioing between Que and two hundred dollars, and snm~ valuable papers ih of the hourly stages running between Charestown. and Boston. Tie ticket boy Immediately despatched with the valuables 10 ihe owner. who with grea, liber ay gave ihe hoy ,..e!ve and half cents! Tho Transerp, ought nave given ihe of this aoiie hearted southerner.
 Very Acconsmoda,iag.- Arkansas Gazette, im giving an accouns of the conviction of Dicksoa No- ble., for the murder Of Mir. Graham. saye:-" He wae sentenced to be executed the 22d May. iiv day than usna, a, the a'ticaioy request of tho prisoner"
 A S'. Louis paper says ,ha, Mr. Geo. Fowler, of Illinois, is better known q deaier sroci than asy o,he, mao in the United States. The editor ought 10 excep, Richard M. Johnson.--L LouisviHe Jour.
 Forthcoming Work.--'The Advertiser of Wrdnes- day says that, in due time, full siatrmens of Col. Jonson's famiiy afairs s o be given to the wor'd- We are no, ioli ai what precise period the volume s be put to press We presume. of course. ,ha, inc narrative will be published ysic, scented papsr.
 Important from Ohio.--A correspondent of tho Cincinnati Gazette writes from Columbus follows: - Within the las. tweniy-fonr hours, Gov Lucas has received e1fciat communication from Messrs. Rush and Howard, U. s. Commissioners, in which they are aulhorzed to say, that Ohio will be permitte6 quietly run her Dor,hern boundary line; aad that Michi- gan will attempt .o enforce her Late acis relative infringemtnf Dr fer territory. As events will rapidly pass is review, hs ahjec,, may expecl a speedy, and hope. peaceful issue.", T4 M 4aA
 The CAerokees-Gen. Jackson has anrounceata the Cherokees tina, the treaty offering .hem five mi- lions oolars or ,het possessions s the bes, he wi ever propose 10 them.
 Ssrangr CircMmstance.--Qn Sunday evening. upon the side of n hill ai about midway between Hudson and Ainsdae, inc road for dsunce nf twenty miles, was broken aleng the centre and sunk twenty feet. and with he adjacent land slid to the bottom of hill distance oftwen,y thirty Fods No eause has been assigned for the occurence but it is said tha, about forty years ago a very similar thing happened. '
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 Nonh CarOiias Co"urssion.--The prOposiiio" for abroga,ng ihe right of free negroes suffrage. was carried bya sofe of 66 to 6l. Mir. Macon and Ar. BsTrnger voied for it. Messrs. Bsanchs Carson, Gas. ton, Owing and Swan. against it. ~r
 An easerprisias New -EaRiandeF, near Fall River. purchased 90 years since ll5 acres of land in LoOis vile. Ky. ov SO75 and Fog NhisA he is now offered 9275. GOO. E. .Usf. .r.s,--z 4...