Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-02
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, NOY,R 2. 1saz.

e1r READERi we lass week commenced visiting, in fFlcHdly way, some Of our delinquent patrons-and we desire nov Co give notice that in few days it is our intention to make visit to various towns in this county, (Goshen, Norfolk Canaan, Cornwall Sharon, &c to see whether all the deposites are 60 far re- moved as to be beyond our reach We have con ent peIsons, which would be very acceptable about these days in enabling us to discharge our debts- Shau we not receive it3 Will not all our friends when called upon be ready to discharge their dues that we may go on our way rejoicing sa "
 The above we inserted two weeksago. Sinee then we have visited parts of Goshen, Norfolk, Canaan, and Cornwall, and we are gratified to say that we were successful in finding of the deposits, but not in settling with finding all the friends we wish ed to see. Some were absent from town, or at such distance trombone that we could not conveniently go to them. Such we trust will consider this as tice for them to square accounts with us as soon '-suits their convenience; which we trust will be soon. On the whole, considering the hardness of the times we succeeded quite as we'll as we expected.- Not single indiridHql did we find who wished his paper discontinued on account of being pressed for payment-most of the delnquents regretted that they had imposed upon us the necessity of individually calling upon them for the purpose of collecting dues.
 In the latter part of this week, weather permitting we design to visit Ellsworth and Sharon, and should Ee happy to meet our friends with the ready.' Our business is such that we cannot be gone from home mere thantwo or three days in amy week, it would afford us pleasure to form more extended acquant- ance with our subscribers. We have advices from New.O Orleans to the 23d and Mobile to the 24th ult. No frost had at that time ap peared-lhe weather was unusually warm, and the yellow fever not abated, unless for want of victims
 Aaimal gnetism.-Though we have no faith in this nne-,lays' hulnbug, far accord with the suggestions of some of subscribers to publish from Col Stones book upon the sub pretty long extract. See preceding page. t.s.=
 Neu- York ERe f;on.-The election for Members of the Legislature only will take place in New-York next week. In some counties the contest will doubtless be spirited and close, and we calculate upon some changes favorable to the whg cause but do not think it will he sufficient by any to revolutionize the State. In the city. from present appearances. we should think the whgs would carry the election by handsome majority. There have been two tickets nominatedfor the Assembly by the Van Burenites, one under the cognornen of Locofoco, and the other Conservative, and from each there have already been several declinations There is also little dsaec- tion to some of the the whig ticket, which it is believed will be harmonized before the election
 GcoD FROM TENNESSEE We learn by late papers that Eplraim H. Foster Esq of Nashville has been chosen by the Legislature of Tennessee Senator in Congress for six years from the 4t of March, ls30 in the place of Felix Grundy. Gen. Wm. Carroll late Governor of the State, was his competitor. The vote stood as follows:
 In Senate, for Foster, ls For Carroll, 2
 House, 47 26