Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-21

fever, and from three or Tour striking canes
that have occurred during the past week---in
It's most malignant form. Old citizens that
from long residence esleetned themselves
", ms we had fondly hoped, the worst period
ofthe epidemic. hava ALLEN under the insid.
ious attacks 0f the destroyer. -.
We regret to perceive absentees crowding
upon us. Our friends should await surer in
dications Of returning salubfity to the atmos-
Dhere, than We vet have. The weather con-
tinues very unfayorab le-iry and sultrv At
mid day, with cold nights. Duty compeIs ,ls
still to caution absentees against returning
until we have severe frost.
Interrnents during the month Of October
were l2O. ,lsss u Il Il 9sl. q. I'll .a
appearances cfa Pers0is destined 10 line long.
DIR. Hufeland gives The following as the ap-
Pearance ola man who In all probability
will attain . greatage:
g |" He has we'll proportional stature, with
out, however, being too tall. He IS rather Of
The middle size and somewhat thick set. His
complexion IS not too fiorid at any rate, too
much redness in youth il seldom sign of
longevity. His hair approaches rather to
the fair than the black-his skin is strong but
not too rough his head is not too big; he
has large veins ut the exffenities, and his
shoulders rather round than flat. His neck
is not too large his abdomen does not pro-
iect; and his hands are large, but not too
deeply cleft His foot is rather thick than
long; and his legs are firm and round He
has also broad arched chest, and strong
voice, and the faculty of retaining his breath
for long time without difficulty. His sen.
SEES are good. but not TODD delicate, his pulse is
slow and regular" VI Il. ss as sEsss
Hsapv Verdict The United States Gazette
of Saturday says: That branch of the Dis
atflct Court under Judge Stroud, holding ses-
sions in the County Court Room, has for these
two days past been engaged in the case of
Pleasaflts VS.. Commercial Bank of iCincin-
matt, in a suit TO compel the payment of d re-
ward of $4,000, offered by said Bank for
the recovery of a packet containing 100000
lost in February, in 1886; which packet, it
appears, was found on the 10th of August OF
the same year, by Henry Tpland, il, and
Mr.. Peasants, plaintiffs in the case, both Of
whom were at that time lin the Office of Chas.
| Manchester. In making a search into the
| fire. proof closet inthe Office, the packet was
| discovered, marked on the edge 100000,
and was deposited by Mr.. Peasants IN the
Girard Bank, to the credit Of the Bank of
Cincinnati. The case was sent to the jury,
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I Rep me-. Pierpoat AT the adjourned meet
ing Of the Hollis street Soclea !as! eve.
ming. the Report MADE Dy tne majority OF
their committee month agos same NP !or
CONSIDERATION. The motion neing nla1e ~
Mr, Crane TO accept the same q vas Ts1te,ed
E-o9 Young N the anrmative. ana oS sn the
Subsequently, the following Resolve was
submitted by Mr.. Boyd:-
Resolved, Thatthe vote passed on the goth |
Of September last, whereby the Rev: John
Pierpont was requested 70 take up ms con- I
nexion as Pastor ofthis Society, oe and the
same is hereby rescinded ana. tnasas 80.
ciety We 90 approve, and VIII endeavor 10
pulpit as illustrated ii bis past ministrations.
This Resolve was passed by vote of 81 |
~ the affirmative, and ? IN the negauve-thel
oIssenIenss nav, navlng geneIaly le'al J.a ron
.ms Iovn, I. wa as, ro NJ
wtnouI ga and y may Us 1899 .La. W.T.
f'eEpont WELL ms p W.. Ssu.a,
ssss 800 - ','''''''''
w1;n 60. " ~ ,sa., tavr .enrs For
moreshsS tsns ! "a, !, Z. tFe men inst o,sted
from nowar M "a MA n, ! n,a;ority ii lie Sem
ate nfth;s SAFE ~ the nreserst returns that|
Fbodv i II ancsd ana NM INA Whips at last viii |
havs Sec;lsS n,a;or;sv Next year Loc, ,s
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