Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-06-14
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Itwas thon ordered that itbs ,,ou. s.,s,
Mr. Duncan moved 70 commit fhe lll a. A. fsn.,,
mttee on Public Lands with instructions 10 1ndl I,
alnendmeni prohibiting the sale Of more thsi three
nunaIea ana twenty q land 70 any one ndlrId-
uak ana to none but immediate occupants
The previous question was then moved ana enrrie1
4 n,S motion cut on all amendments and all debntc
ae 81 Presented the main question, which was
the Treasury Circular pass 7'-AyeS I5l noes 2a'
Thus endeth General yacksOn's famed Circular.
Y not live dog better than dead lion r. In he
senate: composed q lttg-iUo members, nias were
found 70 stand by "the Greatest and Best in ihe
dread struggle. In the House, composed Of tpo hnn.
area and Orty-tco members only ftensymine were %
be-, hs IGnna among IAs faithful g their goss. parcips-
sOry u The worST Ts ass and e a Pa'ss'n ne
Correcfion-It was stated IN our repcrs Of he mo.
ceedIngs Of the House, that Mn Ceaveand supported
Iay for days after toe House had closed rs session
ms y an error Mr. =. sFennOusly opposed the res
olutiOn and insisted upon adopting lbs former prsc
w;o ala IS sbo oafs q Msssr Daso and II Mer
resolution Daily Herald, Jams L ~
Further HnPEc1sont border transactions The Arne
rIcan steamboat Telegraph on leaving Rockville, u.
was hailed to come to- which the captain refIIsed.
~ consequences OF large mob having previously cot
on board the vessel rnnsacked tle cabins and other
wlse evinced troublesome dispositions when twas
Iound sne would not como to, about twenty armed
men commenced fire Of musketry on her; and
Who Il Is stated were called out by and acting un-
DER the command Of the civil authorizes 40 injury
Indies cabin. Ii il supposed that this armed party
were stetloned the upper wharf for the purpose Of
taking torcble possession Of the boat and passengers,
e. i was .; there she was in the habit Of coming to
out " TINS case she happened TO run up TO the lower
wharf, which was At some distance from the other.
Deserving he Sinking ship The National Intelli-
gencer says" We perceive, through q paragraph
in the Richmond Enquirer, that Van Buren, cores
pondent OF that paper has suggested the possible me-
OF starting some other party candidate for the
Presidency, IN lieu Of Mr.. Van Buren, himself Such
course VIII present curious problem for the party
the solution Of which will determine
whether the party abandons Mr.. Van Buren, because
e e not strong enough to sustain his principles Or
tain him. The suggestion of such an alternative.
however, is = significant one, and reminds us Of d
shrewd Saying Of our late esteemed and sincerely la
mented friend, David Crockett, twho uttered more
other man we eyer knew that the People Of Ten
% be Jackson man, IN. Z. Exp Al
MARRIED,
n Kent ny. Cyrus Hurd % Miss Adeline Basnurn,
n Woodbury., Mr.. silas Manville, of MiddI.bury,
TO Miss Frances Booth, Of w q
DIED,
=, q this town, yesterday morning, MI. Hezekiah
10 this town, On the 18th inst Widow Tomplins,
In Kent, on the soth nit. Mr.. Joln,ndd. aced q
years, son Of Russell Judd Eco He w. crushed 81
meath afaling tree, which be was engaged in cutting
In Norualk Mr. David BarnnSn aoad AZ va~&...