Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

| Teafou money, owing to the difficulty of making the coIIec- tions. 5''" @t'' *t~>s 1' ~ ".r"
 letter published in the Baltimore Patriot, dated Washington Ncv, 26 says :-" avail myselfoft the aG.
 ernoon mail to say, that although the period for the meeting of Congress is near at hand, few members have yet arrived. The first business which it is sup- posed will come before the Senate is the impeachment Gd Judge Peck, for which purpose the Chamber is "gOrgcousy prepared" The Secretary of War ap. pears to have great press of business upon him. iG one may be permitted judge from the pIacards post ed at the door and lc upon the table tn his audience room. have had occasion to call upon the honora- ble Secretary since have been here, and for pur- pose have attended three days, and was not until yesterday that perceived notice posted on one of the door cheeks, informing that his honor could not be seen after 12 o'clock, (he reaches his office but short period before that time and would outrage eti- quee 10 call on him elsewhere.l On slate, lying the circular tabIe, the following comprehensive sentence :-" My time is occupied, and wall be, for some days, that cannot persons. except be, importomt and pressing bus;ncss J.H.E. Nov. l8."
 had not before noticed these lines npon the slae a- though from their date, week old, and not being able to form idea how the Secretary know whetl- pfSSStWgS 1 was to inform him, withdrew. ... ' You may depend upon it that Jackson and Van Btu ren are much chagrined at the most h"miangly dis graceful termination of Randolph's mission. They parry as we'll as they can, the bes and friends and opponents by passing it to the account of his M health, but when told that he was not yet under the oak tree," and will not be years to come, and that his church yard cought' is bagaboO of more than twenty years standing, the General and Mr. Van give a down look and cndeavor to change the suhieet.-- The General takes fro and is as quick as powder when little pusl.ed. Among the names pu Rges.ed for the place, wag has held up tn bold relicf hon. est George Kermer," who was original Jacksonise and is ahont the only Of the of the Hero | who has not been rewarded. Although groiesque character and the b O all circles he would look the character better than Roanoke and behave better at Court He has strong sagacous mind, though rough and uncutvated, which, occasionally, has been put to
 good use. One thing s certain, his stiff neck'd da- mocracy, would never allow him to come down upon his marrow bones' before any Poisntate om eart." Curiosity. y.-FIorda aboWnds with lakes, or ponds fiom a few yards to mile in diameter--the banks are sometimes slOping, hut generally abrupt. The water is often ofgreat depth. circumstance occur red few days since which shows the manner in which they are formed. This country is based on porous she rock Of the most reces, oT tertia4y for nation, which is penetrated tn every direction by streams of various magnitudes, from the rvules in the navgable ryers The Wancissa, which rises in JeE Eerson county, supposed o discharge larger quan tity of water than James River at Richmond. The Wakulln is also considerable river, a its first ap- pearance. M is supposed to discharge the waters of n-L R~.l ~~1 aAa n~a~ Az tain of the Wakulla and these lakes a number of smaller ones occur at intervals The water is deep and transparent all seasons, indicating constant supply and discharge by snbterraneous channeIs.- About miles southwest fTallaasse, in their vicini
 ", lake of about in extent recently form ed. We are told that party were Rre-huntng deer, and had passed the spot hut few moments previous ly. The earth which was covered with large trees fell with tremendous crash, and frightened hUnts- men Aed in consternasion. The spot las since been visited by some gentlemen from this place; they that 1t is from 40 50 feet from the surface to the ter, the depth of which was not asccrtained. The banks are nearly perpendicular. The sink surround ed by high sand rdges.- Tanahnsse F1Orid;an.
 Singular fact.-There are now residing on Crane Island in the St. Lawrence, two families in ihe same house, or which the father of one is brother to the mother of the other. Each family has fus children in one all are sons, and all deafh hnd dnmb; R the other all are daughters, and all Gsqf mad dsDs6 ma. king ten persons in one house, GH Esnf Hs6 d1~b all
 cous;ns and all the persons who abe thus relased.
 0'" Efavlfcrd Mirror.
 Springfield, Nov N.-DOSbIe Aesssd"ess.-A poor bu, resrec,abe couple passed tSBugh this town last week, on their way to the western part of New with seven children, six of whoI the lady had been blessed with three births, ]" aa portions; all of
 which. strange and happy aa it nhy seem were boys good, healshfGI, promising ciYps. Their appear ance and the singuariy of thei births, excited eon- :. siderable interest. They were fpm Brim6eld in ihs county. ard there is no doubt Pf the fact. Their names are George Washi"goS Thomas JeeeEsoH,
 John Adams, James Monroe, lafayette aud Simon 5 R.l;var. The ladv richly deseFes psnsiea.
 lpviagfsld Journal. S2s.ca.r- RgW Sio.rn sp-Oa Friday last. the Pow
 ., Ns;,, i. ,s town, belongi"dto Daniel Rand, Esq.
 v,.. hown up. Fortunately De accideo; occurred h;,., ,he hands were goas d daaer, and no lives ser. ;.;.red. I is not know1 what occasioned it. ? There were only abou, 25 lfgs of powder ia the words aa the tme, the whole wh'ch was destroyed
 sogether wiih the building, wfh was blown so atoms
 The ,o,, to Mir. Raud will Hd probably exceed S5O( los 1600.-MiddissoUH Eeaf.
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