The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-09-26

s'1ss way box you, tfieIbu- NetiSp ~ 10 ne OH
Yourself; get few like FESTIVE politicians, and
20 get as far from corruption" as possible,
locate yourselves upon the Northwest coast,
and there establish lust such a political cor1s-
munity as is consistent with YOUR republican
purity. We viii only notice your departure,
butt will promise never more to mention your
name.
A fourth OF July orator, in Alabama; thus
speaks of Mr. Clay, for the part he took in The
last Presidential election the cxtractis par
ticuiarly recommended to certain editorial
neighbour of ours, who has much to say A.
bout bribery and corruptiOn;' il NAV sup
ply him theme for an elaborate essay upon
the subject of - Southern moderation" aud
" Northern intolerence."
"FOr such base and attrocious acts NAV he
meet the yilcst excavations of his countryn1eu:
and We're itnOt ~sacricgiOus, how seriously
could pray that tie magnificent fre-baN, eOiM
al its fiery ana enormous train, ocouLd descend
from its cetesti0l habitatioa, s,ceep him from, The
face Of the earth, arop him in soiiey of flames,
and cast him kke a tomL-shcl to tie skies
The Grand Jury Of Raleigh County N. C.
lately presented a Juror for being intoxicated
in the Jury-box, and the Court fined him so
dollars. The lno is to be remitted to dol.
II the juror will prove to the next court that
he has kept sober since the last term.
The NJ C. Journal announces the t,iscove-
ry Of another gold mine, within half a mile
Of Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co. 1t promises
to be more valuable than any which has vet
been worked in that county. In l-9 days,
l36 pennyweights were obtained by two
washers. - es
Among the trunks which. were DESTROYED
on board the Steam brig New York, whicaS
J took FIRE and burnt on her passage from East
port for Boston, was one belonging to Milo J
Wilton, Of Lee, Mass. containing $1,000.
A land Turtle was found by, hoy ON the
farm of George Hunter, in Newton, Della
ware Co. Pa. a short time since, marked iii.
1851. He lived upwards of Is years under
the profession of a kings subjects, and has
lived to see the Jnbilee Of American indie
pendence.
A writer in the Massachusetts, Yeoman, as
cribes the excess Of lios, worms, bugs, and
grasshoppers, to the general destruction of
birds, and gives an instance very great BEN
eat experienced by anindividual by encoura-
ging robins in his garden.
Boundary Line.--One of the party running
the line in Georgia, writes, under date of JULY
30, that no opposition has been made, that
the tract they had passed over is very barren
and worthless, and that the whites on the from
tiers are committing great dcpredations on
the horses and cattle of the friendly Indians.
A Newly ork paper says that chesnuts make
q Coaec superior to Mocha. If this is found
true, it will encourage the cultivation Of the
tree.
latera0! Improvement. learn from the
n Hampshire Spectator, published at New
port, that the U. S. Engineers are now en-
Ployed in surveying Sugar river, the outlet Of
Sunapee Lake, and one of the routes propo-
sed for canal navigation between the Merri-
mack river above Concord, and the Connecti-
cut at Claremont. 1t is added that more
favourable result is anticipated than was pre-
sented by the survey of 1915. 1t il found
that not only the Connecticut river may be
joined to the Androscoggin, but that, with
even less expense, the Androscoggin may be
joined to the st. Lawrence.