Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

Se4sN AIN|.'|-l NttNt.lNAA RsIoIe the Superior Ceurt nov alfing in this yilIo tpasnt Judges WnIiAaas and CHuncls came on the nial 6f George R. Fhwakla (aulattOl far tho mudsfn nf Oren Chickens (an Indian of lle Schsehtic6e uibs1 in ". Milford on the9sth of Juls lask Thste being nOdif. 6culyin etnpahnelling jfy. exaHninaten of nesses commenced. and Sonlinued through Monday afternoon and Tuesday forenoon Each Uf ths conn- sel addressed the jury, and the case vas to them yesterday forenoon under charge hy1 Judge Wiianisl who had not brought in verdict when our paper went to press Counsel for the state, L. Church and s. D. Orton Esqa-@Eor the prisoner, D. c. San- ford and T. Smith, Esqs. We never knew % little interest felt in a trial involving lile..wsg@ygs -
 N B. Verdict of the Jury, AANsEAreHrER
 Intelligent gentlemen Sfrorntke State of New York count ot the reputation of our State abroad We did nov suppose that the whgs of other States would re- gaFo us %lth much Tespecf b9s N were not prepared The latter say they like strong party men who are
 true to their allegiance, but in Connecticut there isa meanness' rats m es groyelng sbseryency in the B hacks sof New Yotk-a total want of selffsspecSa a saysn suoechon that does ask even the privilege of thinking for itself They wish 09tipQe the will for their forward and t oosh Even 5eNaks Ns sneered at the conduct of the party in the Legislature on the subject of the Texian ipdependsnce,a the ling when they opposed tho iarbudoI ofthe surplus revenue The party are now represented mt Wash ingon by men who are tho laughing stock of al who e1ST eo@d se sa s @ geh 1 fst @ ss there it will be seen what4fe party in Connecticut can do when they try.--lV IIapsn Pallad
 We also have heard severaa persons--van Buren men of some standing tooaexpress opinions similar to the above-that the Van Buresl party in Connecticut in the course they had taken the pust year, especially in sending to the U. S. Senate two such undefheads as Niles and Smith, had sgraced itself and the state. lowered the party fifty per cent in the estimation of liberal minded men every whefe was but ia or two ago that we heard leader 6f Van B1ren;sn, from York State declare that if ke lived in Connecti cut he should be obliged to go against him. SO pletely dsgsted had he become with that party here that he considered Conneccnt sunk almost as low as Hampshire, which heretofore had been placed at the bottom of all the servle states-that in New York the party had many redeeming traits of which m Connecticat far, he had the opportunity of judging, they were entirely desttute.;.,tiT ,jf9eIE
 Negpolitan Indsan;ty.-We understand. and we ieei happy in cosnonicang the fact that the third instaiment or the NeapDhtan Indemnity was pnctu- ally paid at Naples when due and that part of it has already arrived in thscountry in qold and fhe ra
 a1ueE IS expected by the next packets. Soon as it reaches here and the nett proceeds are ascertaned pubic notice will, we presume, be given, and pay- -ments be made by the Treasury Department. Globe ---- tT8s9 H bsN4is tTRg2
 M. Preston of South Carolina made his first visit to Massachgsetts recently, and Was received with great cordality at Boston. MT. Lawrence accompa- med hm on visit to Governor Everett at Mi +. afterwards started on n tour to the NVhitns Mountains in New Hampshire. ss8l q q
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 ..IL.a3,,ti.g MARRIED, sla T0Qu1rs r In this village, on Monday morning, by Rev. l.. P. ihckok, MT Nelson North to Miss Emily B. Benedict. daughter ot Dea. Andrew Benedict .tH* -" h
 Tn Pennington, Chauncey Brown, MD, to Miss Iula M. daughter of Capt. Pomroy Strong. 3-ch ..T.. DIED,
 In this village, on the 22d inst Sarah Jane, aged II
 In Salisbury, on the Eth inst Chester Averi A. M
 East nias asaas v , un'GI usS S w,re
 h Middletown. Mrs. Mary T. Webb. aged ss, wife of Isaac Webb, Esq. Mrs. Esther C. Williams, aged 56 years, wife of Capt Robert Williams Mir Lysan. der Wells, aged 49 years. 4 N ~
 In Haddam, Mrs Jerushas Smith, widow of the late Deacon Isaac Smith, aged 91 years. Y e'%. 7
 In Jonesborough. Tenn. on the 10th ult. WM. MuR- RAy aged III years and 6 months!
 In Garrard County, Ky. on the 2lst ult. MT. JOSEPH LEASURE, in the lO5h year of his age! !- <,
 T1n Windsor, MT. Samuel Wilson, aged 8 years.
 In New-Hartford, Mrs. Sevilea Shepard wife of Mr. Alvan Shepard, aged s. G- S