Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25


 ton in the course of the summer The Hon. Mr. Bell is now in that city, We are much gratifed to have gentlemen filing the stations they do travel in New England It is not to be disguised that in many por- ons of our country there is an unfortunate prejudice against the Yankee character and it is only by av cling a New England that that prejudice will be eE fect.iaiy removed, We have no doubt they will be most cordially welcomed wheEeSer they 90, and that they will entertain a after life an exalted opinion of tho talents character and intelligence of the descen- dants of the Puritans.-N r. Adp. A Lucky Czae.- Of all the instances we have heard of person attarng wealth by lucky accidents none equals the following: A poor aged woman, who had long earned her livelihood by knitting one day coming to the end of her wossted ball. foundit to be wonDon piece of an old newspaper, which she had the cpri. osity to read when to hey astonishment and delight she discovered it to contain an advertisement respec ting herself as the heir of large property ss.s@.
 Knorpiue Gonpenfiop.-A Convention commenced its session at Knoxville. Tenn. the 4th instant at which delegates from nine States attended. General HayneO of South Carolina was chosen President, and the Hon. Wm. Lee, Secretary. The object of the Convention is decisive action in reference 0the Rail Road from ChaElest0n to Cincinnati. ei ea asfS I
 PSpalasioa ef she United Ssafes -The present est- mate a 16. .6s0OoO souis including 4oOOoe Indians.
 We gather from long article on the snbiect of Alb clifton in the Cincinnati Whig of the Ith instant, that an assemblage of people in that city on the l2h pu- led down apd destroyed an abolition printing office. The particnlar, of course we have not; as the cir cums.anee is merely alluded to ina very few lines
 Three rufians on Friday broke into house in Bal dncpe in which was q girl II years of age ieit in charge of the house by her mother The fellows be- gan to break the earthen ware. when the girl came down sta;Es with . cooked pistol, threatening them with death if they did not desis on which they de- camped. n ss~g s.s4. 4 4rss.rs srssgs4 a w- TtayeUing GoueTRmenf. The President hasgon on an electioneenng tour fo Temessee.s The Vice Pres idens is taking care of the State of New-Yogk The Secretary of War, s at Detroit making sale flown lots. The Secretary of the Navy isip New Jersey. The Secretary of State is at Baltimore. The kisch- en Cabinet are however all at tier post. % that the GcyeEnment goes on just aswen as if ths Eespons- biliiies were It hcme,--N Y: -AdD. i@ s7EssEf TO
 Ceasissese Ssufs. In Pennsylvania. the Van Buren men aiS shousing do,Dn GisA ds Bnks" In this ci- ty and State they are mAd after Banks, and actually are ntiiang . iHducs the cf tho tWs millions Bank eonfns the dstEbuiicn O the stoch Q Van HlreR neR, oek. ~. 's.,5ss N N :. The Niaepp Esls 5onrpsi of ihs 18th inst. ssays there had bsep 900 vlisos thers dutps the twopgs | cedihg WAekA snaSSslss a4t fsss5fgy.sE aR9s I A Corknnndh Sasiay- -iae bsan Ssrnasd as Qasdlin buzz Ihsy have tseeniy eanfhg bfne naiEEialeo q Chs ilSsct sO extiGsi 6a fei sEsd ii. s6sSssns wkaslssand psnban1 glso c Sl 1 1Douas assass ani ] ege4 kF aaH sg7ttsDe ssst gse Atsrs ssSsssss1ss