Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
DEFERRED ITEMS.

. "Lffhyright hand o6end thee. cat t eG"
 We understand, that the notorious John &cOM alias Wm. Teller, alias Wm. T. Evans, who was sentenced, at last Soperior Court the State Prison IS years for passing counterfeit money, has lost his right hand. While at work Gew days since, he abruptly turned round, seized an axe wish his left hand and with one stroke nearly severed his right to render puta,ion necessary. He thought by disabling himself, that he should he exempted from tabor during his long sGourn in the menageris cf wild men. He mad" a ia. tal almisake. The shrewd and excellent warden ofthe Prison has since kept ,hc culprit's le hand busy n turning la,hes and rindstOnes.-Hartf"d RerieU.
 The Legislature of South Carolina convened at Co. iumbia on the 22d ult Hon. Henry Dsas of Charles- ton, was chosen President of the Senate, and Henry l.. Pinckney, of do. (Etor of the Mercury) Speaker of the House of Representatives. The election Of Mr Pinckney s claimed a. complete triumph ofthe COa- vsiion Nulliyng party. The vote stood for Pinck- ney 6, for Speers and Durkin, ti-Nu6caion, 57.
 Straspberies ie Decensber.-We were last week pre- sented wh dish ofarge ripe Strawberries from the garden of Col Samuel Tyler, Of this city, They grew in the open air. without any peculiar care at cultiva. ton or any protection from glass; and notwithstanding tho sun had not shone for eight or ten days during their growth they were fully ripe and ofas good flavor as many we getin June.-Nourich Courier.
 King ofGhe French.-We copied paragraph, tte other day, which stated that Louis Philip l. once
 sn,or to an American lady, aud notwithstanding his royal lineage, was compelled to place lis proposals upon the 6le of Rejected Addresses" The lady, tt was said, who might now have bee" Queenof France, has since become the wife of Eriiis, Duke-[ niece oi Charles Carroll of Carrolltonl It also said, l.A .i.n Rl.sa: We learn by polite note from venerable friend, s. Chaudron who has good authority for his ssntc- ments that this s He informs us that the American lady to whom the then Duke of Orleans paid his addresses, was Miss WiIIiag. of Philadelphia daughter of the President ofthe Bank Of the U"ited States. She is now (Observes the noie) Mrs. Peters and the amiable man whom she has chosen for nus band is better for her than King.-MO6ie Pat.
 A work entitled "The Voyages and Adveatures o the Companions of fColumbus," hy WashiNgton Irving ia ahOut Co l,e published iR J1oado".
 We remember to have seen, WOt hundred mile from the city distinguished by the learned Portu guese" as the Athens of America, sign over ih door oi . nail factory in these words:
 "NaLes mGid heGr."
 Tue following notice therefore "not being the wors may stand in some rank of praise." It pat up
 store door tn this few days since. and is coI
 ted Co the word and letter, with the exception of t
 signature. Let have schools! lea have schools Nokes fnr DeD eney person tvadea .. | With mi Woman She has not
 sence nuC to traD for hir Self
 | aor aO Body els
 ! iWill not stand G0oD fog mou0 of hiv vcomtEsck -.-- -- lH from this Date October the 24 1880 Nesc- HovmonN Dissem. The late Dr. TIolyOke, of Salem, left a series remiuisceacss, among wl,ieh we remark the soslo' ing :-"Is f737, sqSare-tOed-shoes were going cut
 fashion; few or nons were wora after I7S7." . The Philadelphia Enquirer mentions. that tv 't vomar men, brothers. and the soas ef respeeiah uhv.c;an of that cisy, during eDnaag sncuFsion
 s..urday lass, and when ia the seighboshoodo of bE so, SsIl in.o sOns slight difference whs" the yosas
 ,beeaws enragea, drew dagger, aud plWnged e
 ,he hear, of the elder, whO exPVed almost iausaas