Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-14

OF the west part Of THIS town. LaP week he took him
TO Hartford and had him killed. He weighed. i1clu.
6isg the rough Gai $50 pOuadp, and was sold or nine
dollars per hundred. He was about 2 years and 3
months old. His dam ives killed about year sgo,
nearly years old, and weighed go Ihs DuSchesS
county iS famous for raising large and fat bOgs-caD
she boast Of one equal 10 this
Mr.. EditOr-For some weeks past that usefSl aTti-
Gle, the 7OsOn CIoek. has ceased 10 admOnish our
sumberng inhabants Of the passage their precious
hours. Can you tell us the reason why-Or whose
province tits TO see thaa il is kept ]" repsir7 r.
1--WE cannot answer for a certainty whose province
or duty 10 keep the clock going. We should sup
pose however that the committee Of the society might
take il upon themselves TO examine into the matter
aud if the clock needs repair to "mark the proper
Iime," they would cause IL to be done.-Edl
Mr.; Editor-There is a certain 80 everlasting great
democratic lawyer in the northeast section Ct this
county who 10 endeavoring TO make himself conspicu
Gus by abusing his brethren Of the profession in other
parts Of the cO""ry Please let him know that have
ia rod in pickle" for hitD: nnd that if he shews many
more signs of 'abidness, eSuces disposition TO
metlde with matters which do not concern him, we
may be tempted tn use ii 10 his hearts content.
WlEsTED.
Mr. Adams-Ssome time since heard considerable
said that improvements were contemplated TO he
made improve the appearance 81 the streets in your
village. Has the sutjec, gone TO sleep 10 the " tomb
Of the Capuleis r. ID. ......4.s. QuERtsr.
No. sir, the suljee, has not gone sleep "A meeting
Of the subscribers held some three weeks since,
uh lara
ed to go and make the necessary preparations.
This committee have already taken the inatory steps
called upon the eelecmen Of the town and had a
town meeting warned and held for the purpose ofob-
tanning its appreciation to make the improvements
The town meeting held, iis obtained, and
the commtee are now. doubt not taking such
s'eps are necessary and proper TO speedy accom-
pahmens ofihe object. Nothing Of course in The way
Of grading dwelling the green sinking setting
posts he done in winter this hill but
spring opens the work will 20 on, and be completed
as expediousy the nature OF the case will admit.
1ha. correspondent and other nquirers interested
may be satisfied that all will be done promptly and
correctly which the committee authorised do,
we annex their names. They are, Frederick Wolcoi.
Seth y. Beers, John s. Wolcou, Samuel p. Bodies,
TheroU Beach, Sylvester Spencer, George Dewey.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Honorable the Senate Of the United States in
Congress assembled.
The petition of the undersigned citizens a.,
Conn. humb!y aheweth-Tha,, in accordance with The
sentiment Of Frankln-for aub>iance-'s there sever
a good n bad peace"-in accordance
with the prayer Of Washington, when lie devoutIy
wished that the h","anizing aris Of agriculture aud
commerce might d'splace and do away the ravages Of
war and the rage Of ala"gh,er-and also in accord.
ance with The hope Of Jefferson. that, "ns ank ind
had made wonderful improvement in other lines, II
was to be anticipated tina, they would invent some
ra.:caa! and mercifu method Dr the adjustment
of na,io nal differences Than war''-Believing,
over. tI"t especially our country is now agricu"-
rally, mechanically, commercially aud fnancially-&
in respect to all kindred sources of wealth. and
branches Of improvement, prosperous. even sur
plus 10 the national treasWry-ahRs Leaving
conceivable need Of war ecwniary ground-or from
policy Herewith conncc,ed-Ts"t knowing the Ger.
tai" lose of properly life, the suspensions Of Ra,ion
al improvements and prosperity. with the waste Of
physical and intellectual power-and also the amaz-
ing increase Of vice in the nationals The m<UsrfaI
ing concOmitnHts ofwar-asd thousand times overba.
lancing all the pretended possible advantages Of
ioo that our claims on the French nation
are clear aud fully admitsed-and our integrity aad
honor ihas fully manifest the civilized world as TO
the matter in qnestion-We therefare humbly rep
resent 20 your Honorable body that neither sound pol
icy. hemaaity, substantial true national hon.
or, any other Usually assigned in such
ses dictate or justify war with France in the pre-
snta 6hAa SNielA fnl
reeolee,ons-,he genius and spirit ofour government,
founded national knowledge and sound morali-
ty-and also ule light Of the age in which live,
woad dictate pacific policy aud the magnanimty Of
prgiveness-We the eeore peiii"n your Honorable
body, tina, you will employ yeur lawful prerog a,ives
aud influence 10 prevent war between this and the
Preach natiOS the present time or 10 the present
crisis-and also that our nation 10 public manner
and with generosity equally noble and worthy Of A.
mericans-torgive now Palpably and alIowedIy due
from France. AAd your petitioners will ever pray.
PAciFIcus.
The appointment 81 Judge Miles the place Of the
lamen,eA Senator Smith, has left vacancy in the
Hartford Post OGice This 10 the most lucrative Of.
fee under the Government ia Connecticut, and is Of
course an object OF great importance TO the Jackson
party IN generah and to those who hope 70 reap its
profits, in particular The fragments Of tie party
in Hartford ARE striving each Tor lis respective candid
a,e-he Simon Pures, Of whom Mr.. Niles 10 tho lee
der, are unanimous for Mr. g. We'Ies, the Coanptro'-
Ter. while the Bank Democrats, wnhOu! nay leader,
are fierce Tor James Dodd The Times, the organ Of
The genunes ,alks aloat strong and strong meas
ures aud squnls hard the but says aoth
i0e direct or nelIigbe. The Patriot, pretending to
be The ouhpece &c the Bankies deals altogether in
hints and inuen does. This paper, although well IN.
dersiood 10 hold The Times 10 utter adherence, new.
er speaks Out any subject that can bsng the Two