Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-07
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roSesly mas. IN large cities. very different appear
ances; e often concealed in splsndor, and often in
exsrsvagance. Il the care Of very great part Of
mankind 70 conceal their indiasnce from the rest;
they support themselves by temporary exDedients.
and every day is lost in consfvfnk Eur the i1usv.
People holding mulberry trees in the repion Of Neu,
York and Philadelphia, forgetting thar every Thing in
trade il depressed, have become panic sIsack ana
crowded ihs market 30 much that they have elu.,ed
IL. Consequently. prices are down and the business
for the present, Is Eat"
VIcTrM OF INTEsPERANcE.--Ag grandson of the cele.
brated patriot and statesman, Jonn HANCOCK. was re-
Gently brought up 70 the Boston Police aS common
drunkard His appearance and situation are thus
described in Boston paper: He had on tattersd
ffock coat, out at the elbows, and rusty with ape.
coarse trowser dirty and ragged, Old pumps. 90 bro
ken that his unwashed stockings were seen through
them, and without vest Or cfavat His prospects ere
once brighter than those Of any other Young man in
town but now the viper Intemperance has fastened
upon him. and his blood is poisoned with its sting
His parents would have done any thing for him he.
ing able ;but now it il too late Tlis name ho,s ,s
Police Records and there his history in part l. writ
ten ~ .Ef0f
EDUCATION OF TEAcHERs.- There are % young gen.
tlemen, generously provided tor by private rnnnifi
cence, receiving instruction at Mr.. Wriehts Cram
mar School Hartford Conn. to prepare them for rub
lie teachers.
IS stated that young European has carried off
the most beautiful woman in the harem Of the Sulta
| ma Esme. She took for her dover Jewels belonging
70 her mistress, and worth million OF francs.
The election at Baltimore on Monday, for the First
Branch Of the City Council, terminated in the choice
OF ten Wings and fourteen Loco Focos The Second
Branch is composed Of seven Wings and Eve Loco
| Focos.
| Presidential Pageant-A child during the process
sion attending President Van Buren, into Phadel-
pha, fell from The ID story window and was killed
a man was hayonetted by soldier, two boys run
over BY some troopers, and severely injured Yirclr
republiqne -Euening STAR a Ia.,.f
4 Compfinentary-T New Orleans Times saye.
the girls in Maine have their time SO much occupied
with cheeses fresh butter quilting, huskiBgs ap.
pies, cider, and country coursMps that they haven't
moment to spare for naughty thoughts There is
more truth than poetry in that same, friend Times
and verify we have seen many worse compliments in
| our day, and but few so good Baltimore San.
Snicids.-Mr Benjamin Osborn, Of Souhbury, IN q
state OF mental arrangement, put period TO his exis-
tence on the 10Th inst BY hanging himsefin his barn.
lie was laborng under the hallncination tina, himself
and family were coming % want, and were to be hired
out by the town fer their support.-N.IH Herald. ";
Singers Ercnse.---A famous musician who had
made his fortune by marriage. being requested to sing
in company" Permit me, . sad he, TO initiate the
nightingale, who never sings after he has made his
I nest .Sss
Rev. J. B. MAHAN, and others, were recently con-
yiced at Georgetown, Ohio, upon an indictment
charging them with the forcible rescue Of negro
from Kentucky, who had been taken up ne a rnua-
way. Mahan was sentenced to fine Of 500 dollars
! and thirty days imprisonment. aliat.4
| JUDGE STRYEER Of Buffalo, has been had up on
charge Of swndIing practices in regard 10 the neigh
boring Indians. He first indicted for grand lar
ceny, but that has been dropped. He is now on bail
| for receiving property under false pretences'
The BoUNDARY.--Iihe Woodstock IN. b Timesoe
the l2th instant informs rs that Colonel Nudge and
MIR. Feathefstonhaugh have concluded their tour Of
exploration through the disputed territory, and have
proceeded to Quebec The party attached to tho OK
petition have returned. Nothing has transpired says
tho Times. ihat can be fully depended on as to tho
result Of their investigation but adds to the
that no highlands corresponding to the terms Of the
treaty have been discovered except at the of
the Penobsco where they are said to be decidedly
and distinctly marked" ag aGsAaA
My dear madam" said doctor to his patient. ~
am truly graticd to you yet ii life. Al my last
visit yesterday. You know Iso yon you bad bns six
hours to i've Yes, doctor. you did but ddn't
take the dose you left !"
More VilLiag.--It will be remembered thai NJ.
Root. the former cashier Of the Amhers, Bank. was
detected some time since in fraudulent practices on
/ that institution. Since he dismissed and has
gone somewhere to the almost iirnitabe . fas west
bills Of nm old emission Of that Bank, which were
called in some years since md ordered be destroy
ed have begun 10 return to them for redemption The
presumption is, for tho facts can only be known by
conjecture that instead Of destroying the bills BY Ere.
he placed ten,in his pocket against an emergency
and as that has arrived. he has put them in crcnia
i ton. Some thousands Of dollars have already been
returned 10 the Bank and the probability is ina, soms
thousands more are in process of returning
Justice at Lasf-REEssELAER Van RENSSELAER,.
the quondam general at Navy Island. has been SEN
fenced by the u s. Circuit Court sitting AZ Albany
tosx months imprisonment, and to pay ne Of $3.50,
on the charge Of setting on foot military expedition
in the u. s. against foreign power-N. r. Courier.
Gopernmeat Bankruptcy and Tmpudence- The game
Of suspension being played by the subordinates Of
the power At Washington, with high hand We
learn from the best authority. that draft tor EIGHT
THOUSAND DoIIARs on the custom house in this city.
was protested yesterday for non payment. The Gus
toms officer stated that house in town had . large
amount ofbonds pay today, the 25,h and perhaps.
If the notary would call on Them he could procure tho
specie for the draft. and than the custom house wond
receive the draft from them for dues payable by them:
The notary replied that he was neither broker nor
aiobber and would protest the d!.i, which was done