Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-28

Indeed it is sir,' was the reply. "It
is sudden ATTACK, one Of ths.:
the sole reply
The physieiaass stepped ia,o a corner
and consulted together.
Will you be good enough to run for n
barber9 We must have his head shaved
and blistered,; said Dr.. WINS.
. All, poor. dear Hns6and,' said the lady:
. fear he never again will knOW his mis-
cradle wife,
Here she goes-there she goes T. said
the landlord with little more emphasis,
and with more nervous yet determined
waving of his finger iIi concert with the
pendulum; for the minute hand was near
the t'OetUc-tlat point which was to put fiis
~ dollars into his pocket, IL the hand arri.
we'd att without bis suffering hinaselfto Be,
interrupted!
Fne Wtfe tn fUwS bvvvp:;s1ssas ,r- $500 AAsA-
tinued her utterance 80
No never. nor of his daughter
Here she gocs-theres she goes, almost
shouted the landlord, as the miri,ste hand
advanced to the desired point.
The barber arrived ), he was naturally D
talkative man,-and when the doctor made
some casual remark, rejecting upon the.
quality of the instrument he was about To-
use, he replied "a
'Ah la !! ma, Monsieur, you say very
bad to razor-tres beau,ifol-eh3-lOok-
Iook-very fine isn't she 2
Here she goes--there she goes scream.
ed the landlord, his hand waving onion,
and bis face gathering smile, and his,
whole frame in readiness to be convuised-
with joy.
The barber was amazed. Here she
goes-there she goes he responded in the
best English he could use .Vare2 ware
shall beginf Vat is dat he say =
Shave his head at once 7 interrupted
the doctor, while the lady sunk into chair,
Here she goes-there sire goes I for
the last time cried the hndIord, a. the
clock struck the howr of mine, and he sprang
from his seat in an ecstacy Of delight,
screaming at the top Of his voice, as hes
skipped about the room ''
live won il live won itg .,
What = said the bar-keeper.
'Whatl' echoed the doctors. IA
y what g re-echoed the wife.
why the wager-iifty doliars.' But
casting his eyes around the room, and mis-
sing the young men who indUced him to
watch the clock, he asked the bar keeper.--
Where are those Young men who sup
ped here last night ! eh { quick, where are
they7'
They went away in their Wagon near
n,i "Ous esos str was the reply.
through his miad. They had taken his
pocket book with the one hundred and
seven dollars therein, and decamped---a
couple Of swindling sharpers, with wit to
back them! The story 10 rife on an mems
tongues in the neighborhood where this az
fair occurred, and the facts are not other
wise than here set down; but we regret
that the worthy landlord in endeavoripg to
overtake the raseals, was thrown from his
own wagon, and SO severely injured as 70
be confined to his room at tile present mo-
ment, where he can watch the pendulum
Of his clock at his leisure.
Important decision By the Supreme Court Of
the United Stotes.-On the last day of the term
the Chief Justice delivered at length the OPT.
MON Of the Court reversing the decision Of
Justice Mckinley, in the Alabama Circuit,
that corporations of other States could not be-
recognized, nor maintain any action, in Ala
bama.
Every member of the Court concurred in
this opinion, except Justices McKialey and
Baldwin, the latter indeed concurred in the
opinion on its merits, but not in all it, argu-
ments or illustrations 80
Thus has the highest tribunal in our land
rebuked the insane Loco Focoism which
would in fact make our Union mere rope
of sand, and by denying all effect to the laws
of a State, out of its immediate limits, would
convert those whom interest and the Consti-
tuition have bound together in equal trust
and friendship-into jealous and dissociable
rivals. G@ t
The argument against the appellants in
this case was conducted by the arch jacobin
of Pennsylvania, Charles y. Ingeysdu; and
the Globe, which is the proper organ Of such
man and such doctrines-sent forth its
anathemas in advance upon the Court, If il
should venture TO override the decisions Of
Mr.. Justice Mckinley.
Tbs. aEaqhRqifl t aseA sd Afa eDe tsj Aazn
The National IntelIigencer gives the fol-
lowing propositions, az maintained By this
| opinion, viz:
/. That. by the comfy of Nations. Como.
rations can contract as we'll as sue, in other
nations as well az in that in which they exiels
or by whose Government they are created.
- ""s sniS OVshty CAtStSs III u Sgllt otF0s1s
ger degree, between States connected toeeth-
er as are the States Of this Union.
3. That the Constitution and Laws Of Ala.
bama establish no such policy as Is infringed
by the purchase and sale Of bills of exchange
within her limits by the agents Of foreign
Corporations.
4. An admission that there are soma rights
Of citizens Of other States, secured by the
Constitution, Of which State cannot divest
them. yIsis waS not the ground ofthe dect.
sioDs b1t waa intended. as we suppose, to Do,
IN legal phFate' the ine'usioa Il 9 eo..eiusion.