Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29

GEoKe1A A very large and full Convention of the Wings of Georgia assembled at MiIedgeville on the 18th inst.-Hon John M. Berrien, President. On the 9Oth they unanimously nominated Hon. George w. Crawford of Augusta for next Governor and Hon. Alex. H. Stephens of Taiafero Co for Congress, in place of Mark Antony Cooper. We have . lively hupe that both will be elected. The best spirit in every way prevailed, and the resolution that Geor- ea should be rescued from the hands of her spoilers was unanimous and hearty.
 5 The New Orleans Buletin of June 18th says :- An English gentleman who met at Havana with 1r. Simpson, the person ofthat name who figures 30 Iargly in the proceedings which led the cesson Of the Sandwich Islands, and who has gone via Havana with despatches from Lord PauIet to the British Gov ernment, informs us that Simpson represented to him that the seizure was without authority of Govern fmens."
 s The Bay State Democrat says that Thomas w. Dor is about to return Providence and resume the practice of the Law. It adds that he has no inten- tion of disturbing the existing authorities of the State Whether the authorities will allow him perfect impu- nty for his high offices remains to be seen. The Democrat express the hope that they will. We hope so too.
 HEMP RAISED AT AsHLAND.--We have at our office, ready for the inspection of the knowing the curi- ons, specimen of rotted hemp, the product of the farm of Henry Clay, at Ashland, Ky. large quanti- y of has lately been sent to this city for sale some Of which, will be seen under our commercial head, has brought upwards of $9O per ton. The article is pronounced by competent judges in every way equal to the best Russia hemp. It will no doubt in few country, instead ofbeng imported as now. Mir. Clay deserves his title of Cncinnatus and increases the obligations due him from his country, in turning his talents to the excellent use of adding to its productive
 KISSES AND CUsrARDs.-When Captain Tyler vis- tied @ stonngton on his way o Boston, he found about 5OO young girls drawn up in battle array to meet him. One, more pretty and courageous than the rest, ad- vanced and presented him with beautiful bouq.e,
 ss ses s a1S s Ss o G hs and ensacked this young lady. Now the Captain. thinking that kisses were like cus,ards, and that it was difficult to get enough of them. herocaly went to work, and after two hours toll, bestowed his au. gust salute upon 800 tender peces of humanity.
 AN ASTOUNDING IDEA.-M. o'Connell, in great speech before the Loyal National Repeal Association the 18th of May, made the following striking quo tatiOn.
 "The history of Ireland can be traced through the statute book, like the track of a wounded man through a crowd, by the blood 7"
 4utfsOEC y HOG pOettc0t.-SA w dSuIuStOuI0H lH song, says
 "When young lady signs the pledge,
 It's just as good as two
 For when her lover finds it out,
 Hes got to sign 1t too.
 Mr. Cook, charged with the murder of Mir. Mel gar Gardner, near Norfolk, formerly of Hartford, has been entirely acquitted. The death resulted in an aray, in which it appeared at the time, and the ju d Ln; thate ehn do ceased made the attack, and was killed by the acci- dental diversion of his own weapon.
 To INCREASE THE QUANTITY OF CREAM.-Wbile the milking of your COWS going on, let your pans be placed in kettle of boiling water. Strain the milk into pans taken hot from the kettle, and cover the same with another of the hot pans Proceed, in like ma0ner with the whole mess of milk, and yon will find tha, you will have double the quantity of sweet butter.
 SurRsE:-The following pretty description is by "The man that misses sunrise loses the sweet part of his existence love watch the first tear Ss hrms hoe e woodland minsres-tO which he modest brook trickLes aPplanse-,hese swelling the sweetest of crealions delights ear, as if Ire world had dreamed happy thing, and now smiled OCT the telling of n!'
 FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ms-It is staed in the Green. field Courier that in Sunderland. Franklin County, town containing between 700 and 800 inhabitants cry female who is old enough 10 write her name has signed the total abstinence pledge. Every male bu, thirty has also signed the pledge.
 GoISe Ir.-The Bunker till made her last trip from Chicago to Buffalo, distance of one thousand miles, in four and A half days
 MT. Dickens visit to the Five Points. tin N. Y) is now peTpenated by a street sign, Dickens Place" on one of the most noted corners oi that Pandemo- mum.
 A stage and horses fell through bridge at Pains. vile. Ohio, on Sunday week. There seven pas- sengers who were precipitaed with terrible crash about 20 feet A child was killed, and several of the passengers seriously injured.
 AwKwARD.-A man has recently returned to Lou sve after twenty years absence, to find that his wife, supposing him dead, had married and buried, in the interim, two husbands, and was then in her mourning weeds waiting for fourth applicant. They were mutually rejoced to see each other, and forth with caedin the parson to hitch them again, which was done in due form.
 THEY WOULDN'T 60 rr.-The Locos appear to have got out of their quandary respecting the Land Money The Money they seem to think, is a Brbe,' and an utter abOminaion &c. but they Uosd mt vOte for dts rejection.
 No MrsrAKE.-"l say, Sambo, where does Squire Peters live ?" asked a traveller of negro lad who
 |