Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-14

Early instruction.-" James," (said Pa,) do you
love your sister, "Yes, SIR" "Well, show me
you love her." The boy stood still not knowing
what to do. "James," Presumed sapence) show do
express my love for your mother p "Oh! you give
her some bank bills but han't got any,"
The Delaware Senatorial Question.-Let not the
Eighteen Loco Foco Senators escape, is the cry of
Delaware" There is no Law in Delaware COM
pelng the Legislature to act upon the Senatorial
Election given day-in joint bolot. There is no
especial law at all upon the subject Besides it is by
fraud, and political treason that the Loco Focos OBJ
tanned majority in one branch Of the Delaware LIE.
gislature. The Wing majority in New-York 10 un-
disputed, and Paige the leading Loco Foco Senator
holds his place only by 80 majority among thousands
of votes-and there is an especial Law, which the
Eighteen have trampled under foot by conspiracy and
faud.-N. Y. Express.
Ponder House blown up.-The Powder House be-
longing to Mr.. Duty Green, of this city, situated in
Cranston, was blown up yesterday afternoon with
tremendous explosion. A young man named Lang
was going to the shore with his gun. When he was
within four feet of the powder house, he discharged
his gun into it. without considering the consequences
He was blown thirty feet, and then ran near one hun
bred feet with his clothes on FIRE A person residing
near ran to his assistance with buffalo skin, and
wrapped it round him and extingushed the fire. The
skin is entirely burnt off his face, which is Of jet
black and dreadfully swollen. His body and arms
are burnt in shocking manner. His recovery is
doubtful. There were seventy-6ve kegs Of powder
Providence Journal.
We copy from the Sandwich Island Gazette of the
~ r.. L.. 49, Aft H. e.,
increase Of patronage -" We should say much
about cash, in these hard times, it not that
must haze it, or "give up the ship" And when we
talk about cash, we do not really mean "hard dol
ars;" but any thing equivalent to them. We will
receive any tangible substance for our paper. Any
person deposlting three buecks hides upon table,
may take up a volume Of the Gazette and walk off
with it, and we will even call him back from our win
dow to give him receipt in full. Sperm oil. tea,
twill some of our China friends please send us some
the last we received as "cunrshasD" has been out
these three weeks) California BEANS tortoise shell,
brown cotton, potatoes or any other article OF mer-
chandise, will be received-when we can get it-as
just and proper remuneration for yearly privilege
upon our list But patronage we must have next
year, to increase our temptations to hard work, as
surely our ink is black pen worn out TO stump,
(which latter happens to be most particularly the case
at the present moment,) we will shut up shop and go
to better and far off country, where poor pigarc
in more demand"
ExEcUuoN.-On Friday. the 9Th inst, Barnabas
Bates was publicly executed at Bennington, W., for
the murder of his brothers. wife He shot Mrs. Bates
while sitting in chair with an infant in her arms. A
petition for his pardon or communication Of his pun
ishment was forwarded to the Governor Of Vermont.
A counter petition or TemonstraBce was immediately
got up, and the three first gnatures were his fathers
his bTolheT's, and his sisters