Litchfield enquirer., 1841-11-25
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 MessFs. Linn Banks and Vm SmifA, rival candi. dates for Congress in the Orange district Va at the last election in which H4r Banks received the return by one or Two majority, and Mir. Smith contested have agreed to each resign his claims and run the race over again. If they had done that first they would have saved much expense and 'rSuhe:
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 Desth or BisAop Moore.-The Richmond papers of Monday state that this venerable prclate is For more than fifty years he has flied the station of minister in the Episcopal Church. In token of re. spect for the venerated dead, the bell of the Capitol at Richmond, was tOled during the forenoon ot the day when the news of his death reached there. He died at Lynchburg whither he had gone to discharge a service connected with his ministerial station.
 Henlth fthe SOuth-We can now safely say that the health of the Southern cities is fully restored- The lever has left New Orleans, Key West. Pensa. cola and Vckshurg, for at least ten months Mobile, Charleston, Savannah and Natchez, have indeed been fortunate in escaping that desOln,ing epidemic.
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 72e Talae oJ oae Voic.-At the election on Mon- day in Massachusetts, the Wings elected eight eo,'d Representatives in as many towns by majority in each. In another town, Whig was chosen on the first time by six votes.
 The Bridgeport Farmer says that the balance of iron for the Housatonis Rail Road arrived in New York on the 18th inst. It is expected that the road will be completed to the Massachusetts line by the 10th of next month. A new locomotive called the Berkshire, was last week received by the company.
 Sapage and Disgracefal Psnishment-Edward Bo- ng found guilty of bigamy the Superior Cour, in D. bo branded with the letter B. on his left cheek, (which carried into execution in the presence of the court be imprisoned 3years, and receive g lash es at three several times beore the expiration of the term Ofimprsonment. of
 Is t true ?-It is rumored that since the appear ance of Veto No. l, several clergymen in Virginia have refused 10 perform the matrimonial ceremony, on the ground that their views of consistency would not permit them sanction any institution capable of operating per SC over the Union."-N. O. Bee.
 Rauages ef Ae Etuer.-The New. Orleans Crescent City of the 4h inst says More than one half of the people who were seen at church yesterday were rob. ed in the weeds of mourning
 Tenaesses-We have accounts from Nashville to the 9th inst. The Legislature had been occupied of the week in eectng judicial and other State officers. The Whigs had again called on the thirteen Opposi,ons.s in the Senate to take up the resolu! n offered some days since by Mir. Speaker Turney n ar. der to fix day for the election of U S. Senato.. Inn. the question being taken it again de;ded in ,bs neeative-ayes l2. noes l3 The SSSeesker stated in reply to an inquiry addressed to Sm thu, he had no, yet fixed upon, Or thought of av particular day with which to 'll the blank n resolution so ,ha. we suppose, it is still uncertain whether the Locofoco eranch of the Leglaasure will permit the State to be represented in Senate og the United States at the ensuing sess'dp of COngress-Nai. Intsl.
 MARRIED,
 In tsoeBen, on the 2Oih inst. Mr. Charles L. Mon. ger, oa Ltchfeld, to Miss Lucy Colby.
 ln PlyNhouih, 22d inst. Major Augustine F. Hall, ol G9t9td, ,o Miss Jane c; Bradley, Of New.Haven. M, ,E Smsbqry. MT, Miles Gillets, of ColebroOk. to In this town, on the 18th instant, Mr. Seth Catin. ,rln Canaan. Wayne O. Pa, on the Sd inst. Capt. Jonathan Wright, formerly of this town. aged 5l-al. se the 4h Sept. his younses, son. Richard C. aged !. In Wa,er.own. Mrs. Anna Foot. aged es. wife of Mr Titus Foos-Mrs. Smith, aged 45. wife of Mr. In Bethlem, Oct. IS. David B. Brown, aged 2o-on the 2sd, Anna. wife of Harold Brown, aged 53-on the si rs%ss 'Ss ssh wife Os M, IOnsha" the 18th inst, Mir Edgar N. Kasson. aged 43.
 In New Haven, Rev Charles Prin6le, aged 3l.
 ln Guilford Mrs Dorcas Dutton, wife of the Rev Aaron Dutton, aged GO.
 h Pennington. Lemuel Whitman. Esq. aged 6l.
 In Orange, MT. Amos Clark, revolutionary sol. der aged S5.
 daughter of Lieut.. Governor Hull, Of Massachusetis Mrs. Frances M. Buckingham, aged 22, wife of MT. Edward D. Buckinghsm mon the s,h ult. George Nil. and and Ca,harine Ws,ers-on the 2s,h uIi. Mrs. Catha rine Waters, aged 25 wife of Mr. George L. Waters -on the l2th inst Mr. George l.. Waters, aged 26. In Berlin. Capt. Jacob Wilcox. aged 8.