Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-12

was about II years, and the THREE youngest six
or eight months only. They were travelling in
true pedestrian style, the sire leading boss, the
dame experimenting the interesting group, while
three Of the eldest daughters were carrying each
one fthe babies. Their destination we did not
learn, but think it not improbable the old man is
aoout settling colony in Oregon.
A Loco Foco friend tells US good story Of a
German who, without being able either to speak or
understand word of English, undertook to vote
in the upper part of the city, at the late election
s.V9hat is your name ?" said one Of the judges
Polk and Dallas" said the German. i" How long
have YOU been in this country !" said the Judge
..hPolk and Dallas" said the German. Have you
got your naturalization papers !" said the Judge
Z POLK and Dallas" said the German. You can't
votes said the Judge. Polk and Dallas" said
the German. 6" Move him." said one Of the bye
SANDERS /" Polk and Dallas" said the German
Louisville Journal.
The Fsyye styNatiue .duericaR' SsGte-New
Hampshire IS the only State where sNatiye Amer.
ieanisms Is in the majority. The Constitution OF
thai State does rot allow Catholic to hold the
ofiecs Of Governor, Councillor, Senator, or Repre-
sentative. A proposition to amend the Constitu-
ton ~ abolishing this restriction. was submitted
tofthe people at the recent Presidential election,
aud the majority against it was very large, partcu-
larry IN Loco-foco towns New Hampshire gave
GOAAs-ASVSss.
+IkJ ga " sits9e7 faE
sfyVooi Gyosciag iss NORTH CarolnG.--A gem
fiehan much experienced In this business, who mas
trsveled over the Western States, having had his
attention drawn to the western part OF Nofth Gar
iina, Is about to transport his flock Of sheep, pur-
chased chiefly in Western Pennsylvania, to Ash
willie, N. C. This move If successfully followed
viii great results in that unproductve re-
gion.-RaleigA. Reg.
~ Gss@ efrfHaN2ht eftrt
The death Of Mrs. John Van Buren,, at Albany
il anhouneed. This lady was the daughter o. the
late Jadee Vahderpool. and was much admiFed Ios
ler amiabls character and high poetic talent. She
passa thelast winter At Madeira, Tor the Denent o
her health. and it was hoped BY her friends that u
was entirely re-establishel. These hopes nave
been blasted, and she IS now the carly tenant o.
the tomb. sasaa a,t 288 if
sroif.4t39 .natsiS $500 gi85ssg @at "
-RSu;ag fer is.-~Anothes verdict has been OBJ
4ained AGAINST the county Of Philadelphia for prop
s-sr deS2royedl iurinEltke Kensington riots. II
fhskSuurSr1e Court On Friday, before Chief Jus
4;ce C;bson. an Irishman named Lavey recoverei
ssiSo0S2 damages fUr the destruction of small tw.
80 h.if sfory house. Another action is now pen
go nsainaf, the county foT the destruction Of
a.. - hr;ck house ii the conner Of Phenix am
ssr~,d -. On the Sth Of May last, occupied b.
- seer of Charity - . Seminary. r.
=. exe.vs ars IN live after deaths why don't W
husS ssiasl certain knowledge d itT said scepti
-sssVAsl aia.pt you know that yon were going 7
ifsk mTfhisaIugax befufs yon came heres was fh
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