Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-14
! CHENANGo PROUpL TRIuMPHANTt

5GHENARGo PROUDLY TRiuMPHANTt Z
We are vIcIoRIOus in Chsnango! The Wing and
We have information II6n1 he several loens sufi-
slen % enable Us 70 state hai our minority cannot be
.ess Than TWO HUNDRED AND THlRTY The is emphat-
. 'adcsSS o None. ESi e s SsT
lance, and in many cases We ore informed, offered
large bnbes for votes But die Wings and Conserve
~, 4, sitc1g y good eauss and aseImnsd g sus;
corruption that threatened ID overwhelm them. and
Frustrated the Loco Eoens IN the dust. There let
tnem he There LEI them reflect upon me nonssrous
SeHSC0s and hs have published snS c
wing State Debt'-and upon the unparalleled mean-
ness and profgacy which have marked their whole
conduct through the whole of this canvass. Let no
one a's'nFn Tepose Csnango 1sltgrc szfre-
From ths CAioago Democrs,, Erira. OF. n.
VI AWFUL CoNFLAeRATloN,-N METEEN BuILpIyGs
SIsu ,s two o'clock, Sunday morning, the
TO Henry Brown and d. Hatch. and could moi Ie ar
ssested 9nlll i had destroyed nearly MI the block
pounded by Lake, Clark YSsulh-Wa.er and Dear
streets on the south side Of the alley, pnd MO-
ano several adjacent ones, Indeed no one can pre-.
windy night. -. 80
a. 70 the cause Of the fire there are various opin-
IONS large portion Of our citizens are inclined to
aAlloue u to incendares and this view gains conr.
nauo9 from the large number of thieves detected
sloona me premises The fire was arrested in the
uneSuono Of this office wholly by the Intervention of
19e i6lel. erected fire proof building occupied BY B,
", raymond & Co. and by Osborn & StraiI, and on
street in the drectien Of the Theatre, BY
nee. With the exception Of The fire proof building
ana one ot brick, the block was all wood. .s :
"A aodlton to the above, there are several outhous
g cons1rmea; containing property Ct considerable
value, Eenslderabie damage was experienced IN
tns sdlolnl3g blocks BY the removal Of goods, &c:
hs total loss is estimased at 60 to SO about
9ssUuo OF which is covered BY insurance. l,s as.9
Death Of Theodore Sedepick. --The Albany Argus
announces the death Of THEoDoRE SEDGwlcK. Esq, az
Flttsheid, Mass. He died of Apoplexy. soon after
addressing public meeting. ~ Mes. was formerly 1
Law Partner Of HARMANus BLEEcKER, Esq
Hsahh Of Augusta, Geo. The Chronicle of the sist
nlt; says cannot announce any further abatement
OF the fever Many persons have returned TO the CT
ty, and some have been attacked, The weather con-
tinues warm and dry, and the river low" It SUBJ
IONS list Ct deaths up to the 0th % noon Sanders
Walker Mrs Martha Shaw. Benjamin Sims, Larry
Hoy, and one negro in the country, q, T35i,,
We understand that Mr.sVan Buren, has
declared that if the wings are successful in
the State of New-York be will be compel.
led to abandon the Sub treasury project; or
in other words, the project of putting the
public money in iron vaults and political
rogues in possession Of the keys M =. Star.
snys fFis t'nt'
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4An MARRIED \
In Canaan 9Th inst Mr.. Joshua Beldep, Jr. to Miss
Betsy E. Fem, daughter of James Fem, Esq.
reua, daughter Of the late Jno. Sidell, ct ~. *.
. In New-Haven, Mr. Daniel u. PosterSof Middle
bury, w. to Mrs Rachel Pearl. E8s9 aies sa. II
Like porcelain Or China ware, os' ~
Pe sxsts e eroeksrye s'il more rare,
Consists entire Of Pearl. 800
"a bias so.4eat DIED, gH IN
In this village, on the 7th inst. Mrs. Anna Ward,
widow Of the late MIR. William Ward, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Ward was the daughter Of Rev. solomon Pal
Cornwall, and afterwards firsi minister Of St. Nil,
chaels Church in this town. During very long she
has been "blameless and harmless, = child of God
without rehake;" and in her has been verified this
fathers in peace thou shalt b buried in good old
age.'-Copsm. S9sT s8s I'd
In Adrian, Michigan. on the 9Th ult. Mics Julia X.
Brown aged " years, granddaughter Of the above
In this village, or, the Istk inst. Maroa, aged IL
years, eldest daughter Of Mr.. samuel Clock. liejf
In this town, on the 9Th instant Charles F. Goslee,
In Roxbury, on the 7th inst: Mr.. Phinehas Smith,
aged 90 years, father Of Hon II Smith, ofihis village.
In Wa,ert9wn' on the s9th ul.: Capt Samuel
n GniIiard, on the sth inst. Mr.. Alexander Nc
Dublin aged 40; on tas ~ inst, laraei alleck,
fine last Augusta Chronicle contaiss He following
who died at that place The lah inst. n Adorned with
the qualities which rendered him exemplary he fell at
the threshold Of manhood deeply lsmenied by nu.
rcrous class ofrea,ives and trends In the virtues
er he was tender and afectionate as ffend ingen-
ions and sincere. He INST the perempiory sumniOns
without reluctance. because death hsd no terFors for
MN Dasng n,s ,tnss strongly