Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
DEFERnED ITEMs.

mar CeIdnbdS. IGessgia between tsk: ewsll 1Fosi
 iSIk aud .Sjsr !. n Cam. in which t.e lssner wa' lkes tI shs hears ss she Est and ihs lalie. sefioulIy bough pot dsnger6'isys ia ne ahasmels
 Tks ariies fought st lhe ssms tpot wasa pr. Weed lsen as recently Killed Bsih indvleahls were Fesi. dsa,s of E6lnmhuu. aud Gen WocIiSIk has been the Snts SsnaiOFs hlascoges iorssysralyeaf..
 Zaother daeEiSOk placsoR the 2Stna in Georgia, between Mr. Crit and Mr.. Fair, both ofsouth Caro-
 ha. in which tho latter was shot through she heart. ]. The scene waI truly melancholy, of sl.e spSeiators aas Efr. Fair. who was killed. had three brothers and Othar relations On she ground.
 AnotIer a Cola Friday" Yesterday morning, at 7o'cock, the yhefmometer, at theciy mills, on the mill dam. atood Ut 10 degrees below zero q the same time, at Rcxbury, the thermometer stood at l6 below; tt yanaica Plains, l8; at Wasesion. l9; at Charles,own n; at Salem IA. The thcrmomeser at the toll hcuss n the mill dam, at 10 o'clock, sopd q. 10, ana towards soon it had moderated s fafthers- The change iaSths tempenipre ef the asmosphers, from "Wednesday morning .o. yesterday morning, was abont 70 dsgrses! Some inquiry has been, made iOr the wild geess which were to wend their way sO the north a few days ssinre.s-l Boston Gas.
 The ship George Canning is tiahliy lonl nsawish- standing the rsst perseveing efforts to aye her on the part Of .hs Underwriters. She was got of from the beach where he first swuck. but a,efward settIe
 in the sar and at the last accounts was neary under water. Yery heavy expenses have been incurred in ihe attempts to save tho ship
 In a los 1T bacsn lately sold Ut Aue6stas Ga. the quota farnished by one entire hog, was Iouadto be ossifed or peiri6sd! IL is said scbe a -rasspa- rent, so hard as only to be cut with aS axe or saw; and when struck wiih any mealic snbsiasce, reiprns ths sams sCaad slatrock or stone would. 1" sH
 Ebensxer B1cklsy, . asdrunkard. was found Gossn dead U the road side in Palmyra Ohio, the t2,h inst. Aug of whsksy his side, and itappsar- ed that hs had consnned so driak s he Mas bsnumb- cd and insensible.
 AwFitessia Podisen's Ame,iean ststss, shat hs hos seen may saew-brds ia the summer fine that they are so avsss ts heat that they select the coolest
 treat they can fnds pevsr gamboins and flying about u other hirds de nt moon, but cit panting on ths spray; that ihsirspumage is tho same, bot ihsir bod
 es are lean. while in winter they are fat o proverb
 Mr. John Jackson, Of Picknway Co. Ohio, was sci. red with hydrophcba on ihs 2th ui:. and diedi 50 hours in dreadful agony. Hs dog having bi,sen him h October last, was killed. and Ar. wound hsal- cd over ae fFst. N A
 Eayshqnaks at ths Norsh. The St. Lawrence Re publican of the 24h inssaat, states that oa shs esen. ing of Sunday the 9od ut. the report oi an earsi- quake was tes !. gdeashurgh at about half past II o'clock. {" HoHsss were s,aksp sO muols as 10 awa. ken many from slsep {; and the tremalous motion oi every shing painfully pereepsbIe so every person awake. The ra.ling of steves. creckery. yand win dows with the vibration fevery thing movsable. te geihsf with sound liks distant thaader aadegnsalh
 the surface ofihe earth, ~as distinctly felt and heard. by all whc had nos retired ts sleep. Thsso were three dsisc. shoeks, hs second being ss most sio. ieaf at ia,srsasef about haf minale, and the run biing noiss continued two iDuses." The convnlsise Imovsmeass ef ihe earth appear to have travelled nossh. ssths quakine was felt as Monrssi about an hour aiier iss seearfspse st Ogdsssburgh The Mon. ,real sald The 25.h, ,says shs shock was vsy ds- tincsiy fsls n that city. ssgp sssss ss
 Disaseer at Pitesbsrgh. letter from Pitisbargh. Pa te the Editor efshe N. Y. Spectator, csnsips the following paragraph sa Ons ofihs pins of the aio. asngahsa Lridgs saveway ashsrs sims sines prseip.
 sa,iag into the river, wi tremendous crash aboui one hundred yards or that gigantic ssrueiurs an ear ryiag with t wagon loaded with coal, drawn by ss horses Mo lives were lost except shat Of one of the horses DamAgs estimalsd as from % sc 43C,OOo. N < 1sso Miagss.- Tho value of lime is perhaps, mora appreciated " money Ioyers and money makers, than by any oihsr class men. Ofihis caracfsr was ihs late Ms. John Brown, merchant of Providence. R. I. Yei hcardiRg was by no means his oljecs in monsy- getting his mind was too enlarged for passimoay- ss shs Improvements and embellishments of hs asivs sown, bear yisibls testimony. His es,ablishmest u Iadia Reas s evidence pf more enterprise and per- seyessscs than usually disiisgushss any iadividdsi character in the coure of an active lie. In prepar. ing this geas werk, he nscessariy employed large npmher of Insn and beasis. Psssiag line of siehs teams loaded wilh gravel, whe were standlng stiIlI heard shs old gepsIemans seniosia6 voice bshind ne, inqairsg of she J5wmoss teamsier, il harsh tone, what was the cause of his sioppingf The aaswer was, ihss he had sot stopped tsso miantes. a 1sse missfes Y cried she old gsntIemaa, twe times eiss are sixseeh Drive on drive ea " Gssiss ef Tax. Tke Asiher rssiewed by fks Ccmpo Tie per- who se.s yps ia prinsing Oics is saIlsd eon- pesiior in dssincion from one who wosks al se press; whsjs called a yrsssman.--At the ssppef wkiek eIo- ssd ihe annual meeting of ihe CoIsnbas Typsgsaph. ieat Society, held n washiag,on Sn sassriay wse. Ar. vsrplagsk, one of the gussiss reIased this ssec. desss--,s was eagsgsd soms years go ia sisesl- laneens literary work, in conjunction wish two or three fishds, wspse writings are amoagsl tse moss yalaed Prodaeiioss pf native ieratsrc. Tho yelhes were most ase1Fais n wsIl as ssr hsstlifslly prn led Belore the skecis had reached the bindes, aad