Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

AnOav SaOv Storls-Sunaay night and Monday morning last another ssorui from te northeast win high winds visited us and such was the depth of,e snow and height of the ariIls that no mas cane in from either the east the west or ihe south The Al. bany and Danburg mails were the only ones that came through, out of seven due. to vii: HariEord, Nsw-aaven. POughkeepsie. Harwinlon, and Sharon via TOTinetOn, &e. Where the reads were broken out sfterth former storm they are again lleda dalmo as bad as before Es
 "MeriIy ring the hel!ss.- but we dOub, whether they ring Gin the village of Itch6ed'' today; cer. telny not, if they have had their poporonale Eati0 Ot snow upon 'hs hills sO thoss q the the Pasn
 You are right, brother Herald-,he merry bells'' did not ring very loudly s in Litchfeld vlagen on Tuesday of last week, for it was about as mach as
 five yoke cattle team could do to draw sled loaded with men and boys" Ilrsaeh our streets the snow few in all directions, and the few pedestrians to be seen were sometimes oR bare gound and ansn in snew drf six ieetin height Such was l!e fact again on Monday last t was almost impossible to. get sbout alter the snow and blow of the pght previous We have snOw drift in front of our office ., ihs pre- sent writing at least six feet in height where some part ot it will donhtlsss reaip anl the heated ainos phere about the srst Monday of April shall melt it away. IMPROVEMENTS By THR PREsrDENr.-By and with the aavice and consent Of the Senate: s S.,Y5 ;. kooert k Reid to be Governor of the Territory ot floridS n the place of Richard K. Call superseded Bay, wisconsin, vice Thos Lee, removed. ss K !3s
 Ssperseied '-yes. that is the term where man. like Gov. Call, is suspected to have done his duty irrespective oi party. Col. Call is one of he abest men in any of our territories; andihe government, instead ssperseding him for m honest discharge of his duty to his country, should have been proud to have continued him in her service. But ,heuush is he s suspected of not being faithful in his fealty to the pOwers that be ;" and though residing in ter r,osy, which gives nc electoral vote, he must give place to some more plant tool of the Executive.
 "L. ?. Pease.r--Thas is another of the editors of the Hartford Times furnished with pap from the Ma tional treasury. Mi.chel's turn will come next poor fellow he will probably be sent on mission to of tho interior courts of Africa EditoEship of the Times, no matter how much Of dunderhead" he may be, seems to constitute claim to Executive iavor Thus have Norton, Niles, Welles, Pease, &c
 been rewarded for their services the party by ap pointmonts in the Post Office and Custom House, Pos, Office again and Senator, Comptroller and Pest Office again and now Receiver G sub-treasprer' of Public Moneys; and i he does not feather his nest before he leaves it, then put us down as no prophet The Legislature of Virginia having taken recess to the ad of January no Senator to Congress course can be elected i'll after that time and h is doubtful whether any will be elected then, there being irac ticablcs enough to proven, the choice ot MT. Rives
 Time of election las, Monday in the Franklin dis. ,ric,, Mass but as there are stl two whig candi- dates, no choice will probably have been made. The wings wall soquarrel .ha. finally loco foco will get the election. Wa .,ttS 4 s 4 Judge cf Election punished- Thps. Spraggins, one of the Judges of Election at Gabna, lllnois.) sentenced a the last Circuit Court pay the pen' aiiy of $lO0, with cosis for admitting an alien 10 ,he Supreme Court.-N. Y. AMeyican. HS
 s.r DIED,
 | In this town, on the 2CL inst Mrs Phoebe Plant, aged 5, wife of Mr. Ruel Plant. In Goshen, on the 22d inst. Mir Jeste Beach, aged 66 Ae r.. In Wolcostyie, on the 18th instsna, Mrs Abigail Treadwhy wife of MF. Marvin IIeadkay, aged 5. In Hartford, MT. John ". Chamberlain, aged 29. In Hartiurd, Mr. Ludoycus StOwel, aged ~. In East HaP,iord. Miss Almra Pi.kiIt aged A. ln Southng,on, Mir. Noah Cogswel, tRed 7S. .. In Berlin, Mrs. Mary Slrickland, .Stow of Mr. Simon strickland, deceased-a revolutionary pen sioney. s . in New Haven, William J. Forbes, Esq. aged 45; Mrs. Polly Myers aged 40i Mrs. Rhode. wife of Da. vid gomlnson, aged 70; Mr. J. o. Driscal.