FoR THE ENauIRER,
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FOR THE ENQUIRER. HI were lawyer, would enter my protesiation against the dOings of of the Justices of the Peace in the southwestern section. Not as regards their pToceedings which are judicial; but when Justice undertakes assert and does assert upon his own ked authority who is the best Lawyer, and who is it to do business and who will always lose his case before his HOnor's self then he holds cognizance of matters not properly within his jurisdicton; and fine does not let them alone in future, will deserve to be let alone himself. DUPONT. 0T Mt. J. M. Pierponts statement was not Teceiv- ed until our paper was ready for press. It shall be published next week.

 MARRIED,

 In Hartford, Mr. Henry Shepard, of the firm of E. Shepard & Sons to Miss Jane Eliza Gross, of Litch- field.

 In Glastonbury, Mir. Williams Pratt, to Miss Eliza Smith.

 In GrOton. Mir. Daniel Thompson, of Norwich, to Miss Martha Perkins.

 In Manchester, MT. Josiah Loomis, 87.--In Can te bury, Mir. John B. Adams, 79.-En Norfolk, Mrs. Lucinda Pendleton, 25, wife of Mir. Ethan Pendeton. In Norwich, Mrs. Eunice Dennis, "A; Mir. Elijah Leach, 6O.--In Norwich Falls, Miss Experience FL T1 Springfield, NH. Miss Cynthia Perkins In pick ing her ear with knitting needle, a sudden motion of the head brought the instrument h contact with her chair; the needle penetrated her head, caused imme dia,e delirium and death in4 days. 9.H1 Drowned in Pennington, on the 25th ult. Lemuel Whittlesey, of NewiUgton, aged l8years.