Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-08
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A late Boston pepper states tha. "Co,,on Goods are
said % have advanced In price about 10 per cent.
The cotton factories at Lowell and Nashua are IN fun
operation"
"a gentleman from the South, ~ years Of age, Of
middle size, moderate fortune good health, kind dis.
position, domestic habits" and al that sort Of thing,
advertising IN the Evening Post or "wite, from 10
70 25 years Of age, Of middle sizc good health, kind
disposition, good common sense, domestic habit,
agreeable manners, respectable connexions" and
every thing In tho world-Address 9. II. Post Office.
The svctes. secrecy expected and observed-so says
che advertiser. Don't oil speak At once, ladies!
". r. Gasetss.
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser complains OF
an abuse In the streets which exists 10 such an extent
shas will before long proven, all modes. women from
walking the public streets after sunset And we
ShOuld thnk that oil modest men would DO deferred
from walking the streets Of New.YOrk, after sunset,
90 numerous and impudsnt are the females met with
"a every direction. Ia walking half mile through
Broadway In the evening. gentleman will be accosed
half dozen smss. and perhaps grossly insulsed, BY
these miserable wre.ches.- Gas.
Gold.-A lump Of this precious metal, says Fred.
ereksburgh paper Of the Goth ule, intermixed with
considerable portion Of quarts and particles Of EARTH
anaweghins altogether about sx ounces, was plough.
ed up few days since, on the farm Of Mr. Haley, Of
,his county. Il was brought 70 town on "Wednesday,
and sold for eghy.ve dollars Il may DO seen at the
store Of Mr.. WIN. II. White.
The Editor ofthe Richmond Compiler says ;-The
Tuscumbia Chronicle 10 the State Of Alabama expi.
red on the Soth July. There arc few names In the
world which seem to be more fatal to the black art
than this Nl.omened, murmur breathing Tuscumbiu.-
The Chronicle 10 said TO DO the ninth paper that he's
sunk the tomb Of the Capules In less than SIX years
-in the hands Of twelve Editors and hry.hree Prin.
teri
Mr.. David Dudley committed suicide on the 2od ul,.
In Concord, N. II. by discharging a loaded gun into
his mouth the charge passing out at the backsde OF
bic head.
q 10 said that the magnetic power Of the needle will
be entirely changed or destroyed BY being touched
with the juice Of an onion.
Two Philadelphans meeting ae an inn In Lancaster,
one took up newspaper and complained Of his eyes.
"TFy my specsacles"-said HE friend. " Excellent!
admirable! rll not be week longer withou, pair"
"You are certainly right; but take care tina. they
have glasses. Mine have none."
Ths Providence Journal says, tho Rev. or. Parker,
Of SouthSridge, has 10 hs garden sunAower plant,
eight feet eight Inches high ths stalk sspsn and half
sss % eircsmsacs, and Eve feet through the branch.
60. Il has more than 900 flowers and buds upon Il.
Another plant hasa sasower Of one foot across, and
sigasssn inches scvoss ssals Of Ghs green Isauss.
Perpetual AsotiOm.--Alr. Richard Ward, very in.
gsaious mechanic Of Salem bridge, New Haven Coun.
A..H
mp. Nkeeps correct time, strikes regularly; and will
continue TO run ill worn out without the application
ofany power 10 il.-BossoR pa.
ARscdOts.-The Batavia Press, aluding to the
hardness Of the times, and the difficulty oi collecting
b tells the i0llOwing :-" gentleman called at the
huose ofan honest old lady, orthe purpose Of coec.
ting small debt. Not recOllecsing the amount, he
promised % send In his bin that evening. The old
woman. supposing that he meant his son William,
replied-"O la. our Sail never set up with any one
yit; but Birs clever boy, and they may build on
Gre ~ tO,her ROOM"
a writer 10 the Providence American concludes n
long notice Of the Siamese boys with tlese words
"she animal world 10 Gull Of wonders, from the Sin.
mass boys dowa 10 the lowest species Of life, deabl.
yeiksd egg"
AWMYt&s A~~~ " " ~o "aauo H0m hiuamy u
Waasryiisi opposite Troy, adisanee Of elk miles, III,
whele distance on level and straight line. Il 10
be 80 fass wide, with curb and two sidewalks Of I!
ssi more. making the entire breadth 60 feet. Il wa
erss sxeavaisd. says the Albany Argus. and icrms'
with bed &C gravel. on which a roof Of pOaadsG
sssns win be - inches deep shFoaehOus the who'll
line. For pFOssesson from the effects Of water from
10 se 30 sene enlvests OF drans large and Of hand
sems masonswOEk. eEoss Il as different points. Il Il
eSslmAssA 70 cost about elo,0OO per mile,