Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13

"snow fel in Ltchfsalas week to the depth of se- vsral inchsass HSny tlis nsNabapsl ftoA sbsOad-- and tis aS muchaesg e ps as @ theirseadsrs. The fact B that the hills to the north If ps and Goshen, were whiteled by the snow which fs, but there was nothing ike anow of aseyeral ,inches''-nOr more than half an inch. Yesterday morning however, the ground was here covered with itswinter mantle, and itwas in places Sorthe wind blew hurricane, t the depth of several inches" say three or four H it had lain still probably would have been two or three inches deep, and pungs and sleds might have slipped along comfortably. f,b. -'i&. .f's e e'5a'ss E ,''t9 i~ft. -l---l. ai.-a 2sq33 9Esi 'u1y
 '" 7he NsiU Erd."-This is the titIe of new penny paper issued in NewYOrk last week. the five or six earliest numbers ofwhich have been Rewarded to us is neat and spirited, and considerably larger than most of the penny papers edited by Richard Adams Locke the author of the famous Moon Story published something like year ago. and which then attracted much curiosity. The Era takes part in the pol iticsof the day. Its moraieon appears entirely differ en' from some of the o.her penny Papfrs ef the city
 Hon. RObeft IT. GOIlsbOrougA, n member oflthe U. s. Senate from Maryland, died at his residence near Easton oh Wednesday last. He was a man of el1drr snent talents and accomplished scholar and statess man! Iftetr s4 4tG 9i 9iaGf1.tgrl, rg .,sl,s;tu el
 iSaoeking.-A yopng man belonging to this village, MT. David ". Hapd, was about noon on Thursday last found dead auanger of the barn of Mir. Josiah Parks with his neck tsoken. He had it seems been onadrunken ffolic since the Monday night preceds ing Thursday he left his shop about 10 O'clock, and about II was observed go into the barn and seat himself upon the stairs leading to the lo It is supposed he went up the haymowto sleeps as his hat was found there; and that when he arose. being in state Of finebriation he fell head foremost or feet into s rnaiiger struck upon his head D. eainst post, broke his ieck, and died instantly A jury of inquest was shortly after erapannellcd which returned verdict in accordance with these facts-- He was about 2S years of age and had been married only seven or eight months. ps sa'fgsl ta s's,e
 v 1s From de Nat;oaal Iatenigencer.. ,,.iet Fl. TAe Selqte q Mqrylard annexed article from the Annapolis 5 RepsScan inaton tS whsh State, ,Hanassed, as they have been now for sever al weeks with o the suspension or sub Ss5on SSs hs ,sf a they E lsaTn M their agents are about to return to their duty and that aSenate will be made. We feel a strong confidence that but few days will now elapse before this most desirable c0hsummation will be brought about. 1'ar
 
 asserting that John s. Sellman, Es4.-and we have reason to hope that his colleague, Wesley Lnthicum Esq also-haye said that the Van Bnren ticket was defeated n A9s o aSe bsy the course they electors have pursued and as M an instruction for them to into the College and qualify and that they shall do so accordingly ,i i.,, elected as an Hector for Annapolis has uttered smi- lar language in regard 1 our city election, but have no. SSen able te trace ths report .o distinct authGr good authority. that of the nineteen Electors event to meet the College and qualify, than was inn pledin their joint publication that of them reserved written understanding, that they foundi expedent to return and qualify, they should be at hb- erty todo without being chargeable with violation
 From the Baltissaore Chroa;;ele ef Octo5er & j v
 L1te. grGtVyRg aud iapoftant from AnndpoLss:--- The information conveyed in the annexed letter will citizen of Maryland, who ss her holSf her interest and her credit at home and abroad slilcerey Ut heart We heartily join our corresI,ondsi h sfsiictato.s recording to the praise of Mir. Selnan the alacrty with which he has yielded to the wishes Of his coR- stuents, the pronptings Of his own conscience, and the united dictates o state pride and bis own phghted faith. The moral frhness that enables man to re- trace in the face of threatening cesilre and sSSss ysss sss RGssssS Sy few VIZ trust @ S ns amongst his eighteen associates many imitatcis. , sY,, 3js ANNAPOLIS, Fday morning. Oct ?. 1886 '
 !take great pleasure in informing you that John S. yielding to the instfclios Of his constituents IS ex. pressed through the ballot box on Monday Inst has promptly and honorably entered the electctal College and qualified according to the constitutionand form of
 Thus one oft the < Iineteen listening the dictates ofreason, and guided By the win of lis fellow citizens has has come forth nobly in support of law and order That others of the nineteen,'' governed as Mr g. has been. will do likewise, will not permit myself to the course day or % the consdtutonal number of electors will qualy and that a Senate will De chosen which for the sake of Old Maryland, may Heaven
 jaE is.L4Li <. Fs;i, sa f..-.gs.. ,'F :. From FioSiaa The Tallahhases Floridiah of the 24th uitinh0 Eaes that z%the Tennessee yolunteera two thousad and upwards in number, under ihe com s, mand & 1i Gen: Arms;soag t@ho is accompanied by took up the line Of march fgT the seat of war'Lon the 18th ult in fine spirits, and also that General Jessup who has comrnand Of body of friendly ,Creeks was mand, in steamboats. from the IAppalachicoIa, ind was expected toreach the seatof war in time f CO., operate with the troops that proceeding by land The same paper contnins information of the death of
 Tho following are extacts from letter received by the editors of the Savannah Georgian, from their cor respondent in Florida, dated Y 5r.t
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 qs Sir: :-Six hundred of the Tennessee volunteers have reached Newnansvills the others are on their way. They are aceompanied by. Coy. Call, who writes that he will lid the country entirely of this dar ing, wiy foe, or leave his bones and blood to 4inge teIiing tlSe soil of the Gemneles" sG.l-I l r,;,., The command of all the regulars is gwen to the gallant Major Pierce. who has eiseady gwen an ear nest what may be expected of him. entrusted with his ths repuars fit fr dnty are to march against the enemy leaving the vounteers gn the east side of the