Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
DEFERRED ITEMS.

10 fellow passenger, an Englishman who had just au-
 rived in the country, tbe names and character of the different political parties. After running over the old list Federaliss, Republicans Quids,
 Bucktas. GCc.w a proper explanation to each |: " Tien dare Is de-le--de-vat you call-em--vas in England you call do leetIe red Pisnire, ha ?'' "The
 little rcd Pismire ?'' replied the Englishman, why we call them ants.'' "Begar dat is t-amis--de an- ts party-de pisnse party'' This significant descrip- ton and manner of refreshing his memory, excited the visibility Of all re passengers but two, the honest Frenchman, who was unconscious of having said any thing io laughai, and renouncing anti-lnason who though, ita personal aluson.-Ithaeq Journal.
 In Town Meeting, at Barre, on the 9th inst. it WIS unanimously voted to dispense with the use of 'nonrning apparel Wor.<Egis.
 The Dove papcr-mill, belonging to Mir. Aimes in Pennsylvania, has been destroyed by fire. Insurance on the property 5000. s.
 The New-York Mer. Adv. states that at tAe anni- versary of the Sunday School Union in ,,a, city, week before last, there present in Castle Garden #: Asyiaaa Itor lsebriates.-1'he Conn. Medical So- ciey, al their late meeting voted 'Tha in the opin. ion of this Convention, it is exped,ent to establish in 1NeOflAteSe' Drs. Knight, Simons, and II. Woodward were ap- pointed Committee to present this subject to the consideration of the Legislature and obtain m act of incorporation. Drs. Todd, s. B. Woodward, and Sumner, were appointed central committee, for the purpose of forming association and procuring funds for the establishment of such an asylum-and a com mittee of two physicians from each county was af,- pointed to cooperate with the central committee. } eeH-.. . .a. COnn. Obserrer.
 A man escaped from Jail in Bennington last week, in rather singular manner. The jailer was absent, and the wife of the p soner went the jail and wish ed to be admitted to the apartment of her husband. Snspcctng nothing, the jailer's wife unbol,ed the door, when the prisoner rushed out, mounted horse fore an alarm could be given. At Hoosic another horse stood tn waiting which he mounted, and which has probably carried him scofree-beyond tue reach of pursuit.--l1osn of the Green Moantains.
 A Bill has becn introduced into the N. c. legisla- ture to prevent lawyers from speaking more than ten minutes at a time in that hon. body.-i6.
 Dortord BoRnets.-Bonness, well adapted to the season, have been made at Boxlord, about 25 miles from Boston, from rye straw. The first edition of thcfh carried to New-York and sold to the mos, fashionable milners, English Bonne,s, or recent manufacture and importation, at exorbant price.
 Je6erson's Decaicgae ef Canons for ObseruatiOn in Pracicai Ls.-l. Never put off till tomorrow what you eau do to-day. g. Never trouble another for what you can do yourself 3. Never spend your money be- fore you have it. Never buy what you do not want,
 eca0se it is cheap; will be dear to you. 6. Pride than hunger, thirst and cold. 2. Nosh- ing is troublesome that we do willingly. 8. How much pains have cost US the evils which have never happened. g. Take things away by their smooth handle. 10. When angry, before you speak; if very angry, an hundred.
 There was an alarming fire in Philadelphia on the evening of the 18th inst in the lumber yards of Messrs. Kcyser 6x Gorgas and Wm. Randall, supposed to he the work of an incendiary Loss form IS to 20, 900 dollars.
 We noticed on n letter post marked Tallahassee Free, AchilIe Murat Post Mas,er''--t being sim guIar circumstance to see Foreign Prince residing m this country, and performing the humble dutes ol Post Master in town.
 Speaking oat.-Those who have never spoken in public, scarcely judge of the constcrnaoD of old lady who spoke in church. Ilwas formerly the custom in country towns, for those who lived several miles from the church, remain during the interval hstween morning and evening service. On thisOcca- sioD she had taken milk in pitcher for the chi dren; and in the most interesting part of the worship, dog who had followed them into the pew, thrust his head into the pitcher. Whether his head was too large or the pitcher sma tt is not province to determine bat having regaled himse the pitcher still obsnateIy retained its position, and he discover ed backing out, with the pitcher stuck fast upon his head, and the milk streaming in every direction his head and shoulders Get out Pat!" says the old lady. Frightened at the sonnd of her own voice. 70 dear spoke out in mee,ing!" said she-.'There Ispoke out again-O dear me, keep talking all the me."-Ner61rgh Gag. Gs8 l4' w@g @
 Singular Occmvence.--Last week, we took passage in the Steamer Rushlgi at Newport, for PrOSideHce and when abou, haf way up the bay, general alarm
 was spread among the passengers, by the piercing cries of lady, who said that worm or some othel kind of insect had crepi into her As the lady was somewhat sea-sick, ard had kept her birth, ana probably fallen into imperfect repose-and as she was evidently terrified, lest the boiler of the boa should explode. was al first supposed, that all wa imaginative and the result of hys,erieal affection She, however, continued her cries of iisiress, and pearsd he ia the most exersiiaiiag agony. At ih
 moment, Asr. Amos Briggs, of this sO.Fn, inform cd Of te adys situa,ion and having obtained samb
 ter of liqBsr ai the bar of the boat, he proceeded
 the cabin, and prevailing she lady to suffer him |,
 drop the liquor iao her ear. ie succeeded Ia reIiey