Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
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officially advised the executive of his recall.
 "Afost En.phaticulIy." Jarvis, Jackson member of Congress from Maine, fas posted F. o. J.. Smith, another Jackson meiniber of Congress from Maine, as [" most emph09icakly, LIAR, SCOUN- DREI., and COWARD"-and has published the recent correspondence about l,eir " affair Oi honOr
 SingMLav Circumstance.-A late French paper re- Ia,es the following rematkable incident: t:--" O" the Sd insr young lady of Meyers, universally admired and beloved, was married to person who had been established iO the iowa for months only but had made himself generally respected. The wedding day had passed in uninterrupted felicity and the happy pair retired 10 the nnpal chamber leaving the guests still enjoying the festivities of the occasion, when their eaiety was suddenly checked by dreadful scream from the bride. The chamber was opened and she was ss in Iaiptiae fl, sraspiug h her hand trag-
 ett o the shirs of hpshaaA iasn from the shoola der On which was displayed inc brand wKic6 proved him 10 have bsea a coascted felOn. lt is said that the seses of the unhappy grl appear 10 have fled for ever" s,5
 A College for Ladies has been established in Ken lucky with power grant diplomas aud honorary de- grees. .sr.
 Mai. Peter Huhlenburg of Reading, Penn.. has been 0OmlDAe0 UY the fFeslueutF H"u GV""b"'c~ "y '''~ Senate, as Paymas,er of the U. States Army.
 Letters from Washington concur in stating that the Presiden, is free in his denuuciaons of Judge White for his speech on Mr. CaIhoua's bill.
 A Stage dris CT between Boston and Mediord nau'- ed Joseph Wyman, has just completed thirty years since he commenced running stage between those two places. During the whole of that time he has never lost trip by illness; never met with an "cc'- dent, or lost horse.
 Tue Lion disposed of:-The Alexandria Gazette states that the lion presented to Gen. JACKSON by the Emperor of Morocco, has, under the authority vested in the President by resolution of Congress- been giv en to ,le Orphan Asylum of Washington and George town, and the royal beast is offered for sale at public auction in Washingion on the 2lst ofnext month.
 Out Door Peopie.--Dr. Morse. in one Of the early editions of his Geography seaki"s of 'he city of AL bany, says, "The place contains two thousand h"o- ses. and ten thousand inhabitants, a with their gade- ends to the street."
 An orisiual yerdict.-The editor of the New Bed ford Gazette has rendered the following verdict upon a man who was ound frozen io death at ihaf place. with an empty spirit bottle lying a' his side :-" Tha' he came to his death by taking poison, in the shape of New England Rum, administered by some person or persnns uHknown."
 The Arabian horses, lately sent as present from the Emperor oGAiorocco so the President of the Uni ted States were sold at auction. at Washingon, on Monday, in pursuance of . resnlssion of Coagress- One was bouela hy ssr.. Ficurnoy of Virginia, ior Sl2O5, and the other by MessrG Horton aOd Tamma- ny, of Pennsylvania, for S66O.
 fine Temperance IhtelIigencer far February states that eight wri,s, o the amount of O00O, have been served on Edward c. Delavan, Of Albany. chairman of the committee of the State Temperance Society, by the Brewers of that city. Me- DeIava", with several other gentlemen, gave the sanction of has name to statements published in the Temperdce Inieagencer and evening Journal, charging the brewers of Albany with using filthy and stinking water, taken fsom stag nant pools, ia making beer. The brewers stouty de- ny the charge brought sgains, them. and have pub lished number of aidaviis to show ts fasiiy, bat notwithstanding .his several of the most respectable citizens ay6w ,beir belief its correctness and assert their ability t0 prove it. Mir. DeIavan was required to bail in the sum ofS4O,00O. The Albaqy ale has hers- ,of6re sustained high reputation in most markets. Az the matter of it's purity undergo audicia invest- gaiio the truth, way the other. ca" be esiab- lished.
 Book KeepinG-" Jncksan Method."- For partic- uars of the plan cnll Major Barry of the Post or
 flee department. By this sys.em contractors can draw for any amount before they have earned 1t, and then borrow from the democratc bank balance the books. : Genep0 Courier.
 1he most free cossnt,y on eGrth."-A corresPoh- dent of the Philadelphia Gazette, dating Washington, March l, It is understood that Lieut.. Barry. of the U. s. Army, of the Post Master General, has challenged the Hon. Wm. c. Johnson, of Mary. land member oftbe House, for suords spoken in ds- bate. few evenings ago. Mr. Johnson had pronoun- ced the Post Office Department corrupt from the head ,o the lowest enial inclusive. Things are becoming truly aIarming. We shall soon be under the dOnii- nation of military despOiism. What will be the con dtiO Of popUsar liberty fal the desperadosf in the coaatry should become officers. soldiers and sail ofs, in ,Ie event of a foreign warf"
 Mr John R. Grymes of New Orleans, has been merely fepyinanded by the Louisiana HO1ae or Hep- resenaives for OHe ofihe bSest and heaviest ouira ges which ever has been 6r could be committed ny persOaal law prevail in repwbtic. nearly as much as they have dO0e under the despotic govegsdaeess Naf. Gag. Rsn and Deaih.-A few days since confirmed drunkard entered the tavern of Amos SsantoD inihs village of Athens, and called for two cents worth o rum. This was poured oul by the landlord. He wal no, satisfied wi,h the quantity, and ihe difcul,y wal ,ermnaied by the landlord offering to give him ss much as he could drink. Upoa which, ihe one pout. ed ont, and ihe other drank lbree half pint miera full ofrum. The miserable wretch was speechlesSin ,,ve.,y ,.;nu,es and in few hours lifeess corpse