Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-09-27

ground in season. Though our opponents are now
Gasatly inactive, depend upon it tits only apparent
They are, and will be during the remaining part OF
thsweek securing the town and urging their troops
on to the contest. They are endeavoring by oil the
means in their power to regain the ground they lost
in the spsing. What say you, Whigs-sHARL THEY
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u WING NOMINATIONS
III gi .st FOR TOWN OFFICERS. .a
Alta meeting Of the wings Of Ltchfield. held at the
Court House, the 24,h Sept. lsSs-Capt. Seth Lam
don was chopeh moderator, and 8. Trowbridge Clerk.
Voted, That Committee Of thirteen be appointed
to bring forward the business Of the meeting. The
Committee was accordingly appointed, who retired,
and after short recess reported to the meeting the
following nominations, which with exception of the
Town Clerk were unanimously adopted ri
82ifGa>'ao 81 FOR ASSESSORS
Frederick Buel, Noah Garnsey,
l)aniel L. Benton, Henry r. Goslee.
#' sherman Frisbie, RH@l "N" 4"
- FOR BOARD OF RELIEF. E'3''.A ...'
Samuel G. Branan, Stephen Morse,
Benton Barnard, Eizur Barber. 81,
Va William Bassett. s.,. s...5. ,.rr ,...., . ...
,sltH .y5giE "a FOR sELEcTMEN. ~ i..5.tss,..t .5
,sai Ozias Lewis, l,s Isaac futile, +.
3 John A Oviatt, ~. William Coe, 1.gr
IDS Williata Tut,le. George s. Buel.
Tasrs Clerk-SamuelP Bolles. &! - s1. le-
Town Treasxrer-Isaac Lawrence. .....
Frat constable and col'eetor-Benj. Kilbourn,
s'srs.-' Fat CoSsrABLRs. 54 artaN
Charles s. Buel. Heman Beach, Jr.
Seth Catlin, ~, s,.- Lyman Webster,
Z Simeon G. HARRISON Daniel B. Stoddard.
ga sss, -. :. - : GRAND JURORS. e....-. 49,
So Andrew Benedict, Isaac G. Beach, "
Ezra Burgess, I.u Frederick Whttlesey'
, + Henry s. Grswold. George Boies,
Ephraim K. Bunnel. Lemuel Ensign.
}ss%.s,ts,.te SETH, LANDON. Chairman.
S. TsowsRDGE. Clerk. ~ .,.,,r .....s
letter from one Of the coroners in Orleans county,
N. Y. dated Albion, Sept. 10. 1885," says: "Yes-
.eray was called to hold an inquest on the body OF
n man who was Instantly killed by the falling Of
e,rng-piece OF bridge across the Erie Canal, about
half I mile west Of Shelby Basin, in Orleans CO. On
investigation Of the jury we find his valse labelled j.
Lyman Barber, LitaAfeld. Conn. Nappeared that he
was living with number Of other passengers on deck
some Of the baggage hit OF the strong pieces and
moved il off the abutments. and it fell across this
Young mans head and so it that his brains
were left on the boat he fell of into the Canal and
was Immediately taken out. This happened on Sat
urday about sunset In giving this intelligence to his
friends, you will say that Sunday Isaw his remains
decen,ly inferred in the burying ground at Shelby
Basin, at which time there was funeral sermon
preached" r. .>...r.... l..,..'a7 -84' 90
20 Loiss. from Eagland.-The Great Western steam
or arrived in New.York on Monday night last in II
days from Brissol--bringing 143 passengers There
appears to be very little news. The Queen OF Eng
land prorogued ParliameDt in person. The papers
have d good many specuiati0ns with regard 10 the
weather and the harvest. Grim would come in bet
Ter. thought. than was apprehended by the for
MGR aecounts--sl there was no certainty.
h. In NewrYork -Four still continues up, and was
very eighty affected by tire intelligence from Europe
Good western was held ct from $s.25 to $3.50. A
small advance also on al kinds oferain. ..,..l A..
-. The ereafesi yef.-Mr, Adams: observed in YOU
last an accoun. of awaterwelen raised in L,chfcld
by Mr.. Peck which weighed % Labs. would just
call the gen,leman's attention 10 one raised in New
Milford by Mr.. Horace Maibee, which weighed 2s
pOutbuos-- Aiy uSohg A'""s~tsf "0J~' ~
.F0'aFf'r 1H4a,ft 81. --~-- ~ftsr
al FOR THE LITcRFIRLD ENQUIRIES.
Sir-Having Of late been invited to attend we'd
ding where cold water was substituted for wine to
zeal the nuptal vows my mind fen into The following
srain Of toughs from Considering .ha posre ct scrip
sure recorded in ST. johns Gospel H. chapter, froR
!. TO the Kill verse.
i. Tina. here was wedding perhaps designed to
be performed like some at the present day without
wine, verse III. they have no wine.
q, Who were the guests invited The mother o.
Jesus, and Jesus and his dscpless verse l. and H.
g. H this was designed for a cold water wedding
thnkne 70 please their honOFsd and heavenly guest
they became very mush disappointed and reproved
~ ancient Practice verse x. Every man at the BE-
gaming doth set forth good wine, that 10, every man
,when he makes wedding doth set forth good wine
end when men have well drunk. BY which Iunder
Stand repcassdiy OF heartily Of the good, then that
which was not SO good, which proves repeated
.draughtss .s.t,a, R - sa.f :,
4 Both Mafy ne raolher Of Jesus and Jesus would
have this practice kept upr for Mary says to Jesus IN
full confidence Of his arising perhaps from
ursvious conversation, and fcs aughs We knew they
had been informed thas II was designed 10 be conduct
ed without wine ct cold water principles. Verse Ill
lhay have no wine BY way Of complaint. and in hoo'
asse soM A instiiption. and knowing What cur o.
vine Lord ,yoald have done, which think she could
sos have knoxn bad thaus not been Previous CONVEX
pasion besweeasheA says 70 de servants, what
sosyeE be sssh snso sGs do III VsAs w Jesus q