Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-11-29

Hydsephotia-A very distressing case 'of shs most
awful disease. ssys the Utica Observer, ocesSOd ~
Wes'moreland on the nd inst. A youpg man by the
name Of yames Hart was bitten in the nose By dag,
abOnt four weeks since. On the Slst ut. symvious
were sensihly fslsby ahe young men. He TOOK -
emetic and some other medicines, bot 70 10 ehssts-
The disease became rapidly more disFeusing, fsoh-
ing The mouth and exhibiting the most painful aSa
violent spasms. Various applications were made 70
his extremiiies and freely applied to- his limbs, which
seemed TO allay bis suaeringS Tor the snoment he
continued, however, to endure the msus exctuca,ing
pein until relieved BY death The evening Of the
I'd inst.
BY the wiIEssF Madame Lsiiiia BOnapaFts, nearly
900 francs addedtO the fortune ofshs eldest
oGthe Bonapartes-Joseph.
!. large meeting l,as beeD held 1t Ediahuseh, NJ
which ii decided shas monument should he erect
ed TO the memory Of Sir Waller scott. 1905 were
subscribed BY ~ persons .. he bssaking up u the
meeting.
/, Modification eneralissimo HamiI,ouof
s. Carolina, has heen elected Brigadier Conceal &c
the 9TH brigade 8. G. mili,ia.-N. n. Asy.
Jaags Workssaa Of Nep-O yieaas@-Ths boat ;s
which this gentlean had embarked 10 visit kis lrend
having been ound upset near the Malhereux islands,
Nvvss - SusussWsuGtA ne @uO tm0 TWO negroes
were drowned. His will has accordingly been proved
in the CosFef Probates, and appears that besides
numerous private legacies he has bequea.hed $4,000
clhe Americaa Colonisssios Seciety, and the re-
maider re- lis estate, amoun,ing 10 near O,O0O 10
the Hbsrnisn Society for she relief Of des,i,ps emil
grants from Ireland and Scotland. He had no vela-
tons in 'he ascending or descending line. -.
Lynehswg, fHa1 Oct. 1.--As Iassassss I'VE
learn from source sni,led TO implicit. Confidence.
ahn young gentlemen Of A1onsgomery county, lew
evenings ago, started oppossum hunt Of course,
without FIRE arms. During their sacarsion they freed
an animal, which NJ 6rst they supposed to be Wild
Cat and forthwith adopted eass to eject iss capture.
Being provided with axes, they soon ellsd the tree,
which bringing their victim TO The ground they attack
ed il with tonesand such other wearons a were
within their reach, and succeeded in killing itySep
10 their surprise, they discovered Il 10 be full grown
panther. II is probable that the paniher was stunned
by the falofthe tree, otherwise he had scarcely heen
90 easily conquered--.le young hnnlsmen, indeed,
made most fortunate escape, as 10 fair battle, 10
probable the both ofihem would have been bad
" wounded ID not killed.
! The schooner Elisha Whiltlesey, Of whose wreck
and iOunder on Lake Erie, we gave the melancholy
details some days since, has been raised and safely
towcd into the harbor At Salem Ohio. Seven bodies
were in the cabin, with The two that were lound the
previous week, and which had been foand ON tha
beach near Elkcreek. makes out the whole number
thar we're -lfiddletoos Sent.
The Ensigydfag Chocfaps.-W eiearn from the Ar
kansas Gazette Of October 10Th, that the emigra,ng
Chocaws expected cross the Mississippi atous
the beginning Of November. They will be embarked
nj Memphis, VickebufRh, &c. on board al the RnaR