Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-15

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 ed to one cent per pound "iler January next; on BO
 hsa tea four cents per pound, SOuchOng and other
 black teas 10 per pOund green teas I2 cents pc.
 POund hysOn aDdyOung hysOn teas s cents per pound
 gunpOwder and imperial teas 25 cents per pound. AcciGents.-Capl. MOrehosse, of Saugatuck, C,.
 had his hand recently much injured, as ,o cause
 amPuraIOn necessary. Mr. Levi ScOGeId of Stam-
 ford Ct. was killed on Tuesday by being thrown from loaded wagon. The wagon contained two tons of coal, and of the wheels passed diagonay over his body.
 Look out for q Rogue.-Georgs W. Brnnum, Ie- gently driver of the Worcester and Lowell stage, absconded from this town on Sunday morning last,
 taking with him fve hundred dollars in bills of the Andover hank, bclonging to Messrs. Carter, Andrew & Co. OfLancnster. Whether he had mOney belong ing to any other person, is not known, as it was not discovered that he had nbsconded until Monday eve- ming. Branum is described as a man about twenty years of age, feet inches high, thick se;, with very round and red face. He dressed in snuff. colored su blue camblet great coat with plush on the collar, and black hat. lie left this town in maA stage for Hartford, and will probably push his way southwardIy. [He has been apprehe nded in delphia-and upon his apprehension attempted to desroy himself by cutting his throat: he is likely to recover. T. Worcester Spy, -
 4 chapter ef Blunders.e9The following singular incidents related a few evenings since, as having recently occurred at our steamboa, wharf. A man and his wife with infant, landed, from one of the boats from New-York, and afier remaining day or two in this village, designed proceeding on Alba ny. Two or three days subsequent, when boa, from Albany came along side the wharf, the man stepped on board to drop letter in the box for New-York, and while on hoard the plank was drawn in and the boat showed off, leaving his wife and children on the dock. She thinking her husband would return in the next boat concluded go cn board the De Wiu Clin- ton, which arrived few minutes afterwards, and pro- ceed to Albany. Accordingly, when the plank was run out, her infant was handed to gentleman on board, and from cause or other, the plank was drawn in before she enabled to get on board.-- There she was her infant on board the De Witt, in a1 strangers arms, screaming for s mother; her hus- band his way to New-York and she left on the dock enjoying it will readily be imag ned, not the most agreeable reflections. She then had to await the arrival of another boat which she found her hua. hand. They, being agan united. proceeded in qu es, of the infant, which, we understand, they found in goo hands at Albany.-Dutchess Rep.
 The 22d of February next, will complete a century since the birth of Washington. The Massachusetts Historical Society, mindful of the interesting conside- raons associated with this occasion, have requested of their number, Hon. Francis c. Gray, 10 deliver a discourse before the Society on that day.
 In a communication from Gov. LMunpkin to the Leg. islature of Georgia, it is stated that he has received two communications signed by Henry Baldwin, Esq. one of the Jusdces of the U. s. Supreme Court, pur porting to be citations to the state of Georgia 10 app pear in the Supreme Court on the second Monday of January next, to show why two several jndg ments, lately rendered in the Superior Court of the county of Gwynnett against Samuel A. Worcester and Elxur Butler, should not be set aside. His Ex- csllency has also received from Wm. Wirt and John Sergeant, counsel for said Worcester and Butler, mo- tce of an intended application the Supreme Court for a nearing on wri,s oi error fled by them.
 The Medical Glass in the University Of Pennsylva- nia is nearly 400.