Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-24

inns ~ on the enpnnSon that all the members vote
few, chiefly on the Wing side, who cannot be de-
pended on with certainty, such rs Mr. Fisher or
North Cnrnina John Campbell Of South Carolina (,he
perhaps a part Of the Georgia delegation. The proin.
bty is That in order secure the votes Of these men
me Van Burenltes will nominate for Speaker State
Rights mans for instance, Mr.. Pickens OF South Cnro
Maryland Elec'ion.-The fllowing will be the
Congressional ,1 delegation from MARYLAND:
Wh,gs Fun Bmrra.
John p Dennis, James Carroll g..
William G. Johnson. Solomon H;lIen. r..
Daniel Jenifer. 1T. Fl. Wor,hingtou,,
,.. Francis Thomas,
Philn.F Thomas
fAa* ". Y. AniericGn.
From tie Columbia f7en } Observer Of Sent. 2ai.
Bank RoS0erS-With pain We announce the fact,
that the Branch BanR of Tennessee in this Mace was
robbed last night Of Between $25 Oo0and $4,000 The
robber entered the otter door with false kew. and
finding the key OF the safe which had been deposited
in private place in the banking room, eucceeded in
opening and taking from il the money. The cashier
left every thing safe at the bank a, o'clock Many
circumstances conspire 10 confirm the opinion, that
the miscreant had familiar knowledge of the bank,
but suspicion, believe has yet attached itself 10 no.
particular quarter Al what time Of the night the:
robbery took place, is not known The money stolen
consists we believe bills on allthe Tennessee Banks
the Bank Of the United States, and some Of the Aa4
hama and Mississippi Banks.
"TEE RoGUERY ACT"
This nppelatiOn is given by the Federal Tncos to-
me Registry Act passed at the last session Of the Lee
glsla!re, and we think It good one. Itsgnifes the
nba ng clearly .nd DIP
the State call 80, md denonncc il he Fixes for 10
an act passed fr the express purpose Of preventing
mate Il a law against honesty and proby and n"
honest man fears i or complains Of i: operation;
but il 10 law against perjury and double yotine-a
ec,y fair and equal and just in is Effects fec 10" "perans
equally in favor Of and against all parties. carr
deny; and IL the locos were not 10 the habit Of smng-
dviduas TO vote twice on the same hallo-if ihev did
not intend 70 rely upon fraud and roguery, they would
be slow to denounce The roguery act.'
"Nc rogue e'er felt the hotter draw,
With good opinion Of the law"
The practical efficacy Of the act in a,estior was
plainly seen at the late town election in Berlin. The
roguery act wns vigorously enforced nv the authors
ties and the Wings carried the day, although many
e% wce on one b""g %Sey %eps
caught ny 1.-THE roguery act."-fidrtford Courier
Marriage and Poliiics.-In some parts Of North
Carolina they publish the politics Of the parties mp.
pended to the marriage notice. The Salisbury Watch
man contains the following:
In this county, last week, by Abel Cowen, Esq.
Mr.. Eller, first name not known) TO Miss Mis-.
enhamer, cher name not knOwn.) All in favor Of an
United States Eank, and opposed TO Loco-focoism -
Go il, my soldiers. tfas
In this county. on Tuesday, 10th inst. by Abel
COwen. Esq Mr.. Richard lafayette Burroughs (shoe-
mnker) to Miss Eliza Pool. All in favor of rail.
road running west from Favetfeville-Free School,
and opposed to Charles Fisher and the SubTreasury.
ANOTHER WIRE WAxTEp-A downeaster advcrti-
ses for wife in the following manner: i" Any gal
what's got cow. good feather bed, with comfortn.
bic ixns. $500 in the hard pewter. that has had
the measles, and understands tendin' children, can
find customer for life. by wrtn small billet dur,
addressed to 2. O.. and stick II in crack Of Uncle
Ebenezcr's barn, hack side. iinin' the hog PEN"
DO you publish matrimonial notices for the suLscri-
hers 10 yonr paper? said gentemany looking youth.
stepping into onr Office the other morning Certain
". Sir. We'll, then III go and get married, far
don't see any other way Of getting my name into
your paper-snce you have rejected OF my poetical
illusions. IN. y. 1attler. 5s. .s.t..e
Aggravated Case-An abandoned; incorporate
girl, named Eliza Little, alias Manu., was found:
Thursday afternoon, in dying. state. in the back
yard Of hoHse in Anthony street, and conveyed to
the city prison, where she shortly after expired The
charge s that she has lived in the house oone Henry
Fisher. keeperof breahel TAG Anthony street, who
for some cause ladbeaten her in shocking manner
thus causing or acceleratng her death. She was %
years ofage. andfomerly in respectable life. Fisher
was arrested, on the race course at Hoboken. and
committed.-N. r. Star. &
Mrs. James CrDw-Rice- presented herhus--
band with q young Crow.-Noah.
Eaial Rsnconsre.-G General Franoais GAiaane iall
in duel On the lS,h inst. near Naachitoches. His
was General Bossier. The eombatanss
fought with rites at forty paess The rst Ere pro-
we'd fatal The Of the QuaEss y not ascsSain-
sd.--N. y. Enqsirsr.. s3rr
HAN HIM .-Cisissa Rischis @ys. sT1s Wage.
IRE dsswmiasd % pat sSi De pVsssAs Aninissrason.
rAssssr Hey eoss a." Glad % hear il, "our susr.
nas 10 inlolsEable."
A pair of bsau,al black eyes behind lady's vail.
% like snake thua lies cooled IN the grass. You fear