Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-13
From the Richmond Whig,

NortheTn Man spiih .Southern Tselngs"-s Since the result of the election in New York; certain presses in this quarter have increased the zeal of their appeals with Southern feelings" Our neighbor of the En. qurer particularly. is very vehement in his enreates, him. Here, people of the Solih (he exclaims, to give the plain English of his nppeas,) here Southern people, is Northern man who has betrayed his own has committed treason against hdinan nature-he was born and bred in Knderhook, but has no feelings in common with the place-he hates his neielbors and his kindred and has abandoned those who fed him in infancy and cherished him in weakness; unless you give him your confidence and yonr votes poor fellow, bis treachery to his early patrons will go unrewarded. They will detcst and spit upon him-but yon. gem the treason do for Gods sake hug the traitor to your bosom. You can confde in hiD, because he has be. trayed every body else and both interest and necessi ty combine to make him true 10 you. His treachery to his breihern to be sure proves him to be great scoundrel but you, who set up 10 be moral and gen llemanly people, should love him the harder for that s the Se unbonnded love for you-O if he fails here, too he is dished-and so am 1 The Norihern man with the Southern feelings. and the Sonthern man with the Northern feelings. Save us!'
 Practical Adponiage of q Sub- Treasmry on e Small Scah.-We are informed that certain lawyer living in this neghborhood who is opposed to corporate in
 
 ly tested tho subtreasury system in the most thorough manner. The circumstances have not reached us in the most authentic shape, nor have they been related with any great mnuteness of detail but we be- lieye. neveri ee ~, that have been correctly ap- prised of the facts bslswyer aforesaid, whose dstrust of the sovency and safety of Banks is matter fde in his political wisdom received for safe keeping, collected for one or more clients, sum Of money amounting to several hundred dollars. Our lawyer, with the provident sagacIty 60 peculiar 10 patriots of sh~ Aarss the custody of the wicked Banks wisely deposited it in Sub Treasury under his immediate suruelkance. This Sub-Tressury was nothing less than drawer in and lock to match The book case stood YI the law yers office, and the money reposed there in all pos sible security until some patriotic locofoco who believe ed in the constfnonaly 9i the resccaI c hs dfpos- money. Whether the original custodier of the fund has yet been informed of the present place of deposit, we have not learned.-MiddistoUn Consultation.
 4 Monster,--A tremendous rattle-snake found near Huntsville. Ala, is thus descrihed in the Democrat: Length, II feet nine inches; circumference in the largest part of the body, l9inches; Is inches around the head; inches around the first rattle; around the last; length of the whole series of rattes three feet eight inches number of ratles, eighty three length of ihe two poisonous fangs, two and three fourth inches, weight thirty seven and half pounds and yielding nearly five quarts oil.
 A Bride and Groom-The Herald of Monday says: A very interesting event took place on Saturday
 morning last, before the cold set in highly respect. able and venerable fnancier of Wall street. an ex- Bank President to boot, only over sixtyseyen yenrs led to the holy altar beautiful creature of sweet sev- enteen. As soon as the clergyman finished the bus- ness, the happy pair set cut for the souh in order enjoy the honey moon in Philadelphia, Baltimore or Washington. The young bride is about as old as grand daughter of her happy husband.'
 Breach ef prossise.-A case involving breach of the marriage promise was tried at the ln'e term of Queen Anne's County Court. The fair plaintiff was Miss Elizabeth c. T. Honey, and tho fahiess swain bore the name of William Lamb. The jury rendered a verdict of esO00 in favor of the lady motion for new trial was made by the defendante counseI and in consequence thereof the plaintiff relDquiehed S75O Oftbe damages the defendant was accordingly mule ted in the sum of sI25O.- B0hinaore Am