Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-10-11
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as young woman was passing rom Powell to spruce
in Fifth street, she observed man standing near th'
corner with dog, around whose neck rope was fas
tened As she approached him. he gave shr whistle
al which the animal started, and describing acircle
once or twice directly around the woman, cOledahe
rope about her eeis upon which the maDgave aguick
pull, and threw his victim with great force and vio
Ience into the gatter Her neck was severely IaceFa
teddy the l mud her right arm entirely disabled. by
d painful sprain or fracture. The villain who caused
the Accidentally design, AZ IL firmly beforehand
no manifestations Of sympathy or regrct-but laughed
loudly and necessarily during the whole transaction
The woman, we understand, was unable 10 identify
her assailanl, who made off with his canine accom-
pliee, as speedily possible. She was respectable
sea.ns.ress, and was at the time returning home. The
whole circumstance looks very mach like premediia-
ted yiolenceor deliberate Barking. reward should
be offered forthe apprehension Of 50 bold-a scoun-
drel.-- Eshilad. Gas. ii b. aa4e sssa ,sae III
Terrific Stoym.-A mos. terrific storm Of thunder.
lightning, rain and hail. took place Kingston, Ja-
aica, the latter end Of July, that ever witness
cd in any climate. In few moments the streets
Inundated the rain resembling caiarac and descen-
ding with The most perpendicular precision and vio-
lence. In His Majes,y's dOck-yard, the Wolfof l02
guns was literally split through the middeac props
ON which she was supported having yielded 10 the in
auence Of the wind. At Brockvile the large estab-
lishment Of Mr.. sBiia Flint was consumed by FIRE,
whether electric or otherwise we have notleaFned.-
Atthe aourishing village ofNapaBee the storm ragged
rendfnlly, and hail stones measuring tive inches IN
circumference fell in extraordinary prOfason. barn
belonging TO Mr. GOrdinicr, in Ernesstown, Yves lite
rally cut in two BY the ligh.ning." .s
Nep- Fork, Sept 29.-The business Of the city con.
lnues 70 be more and more active the present week
has been one Of unusualbusie and activity. A large
number ofmerchantsare now here laying in their SUPP
plies, and goods ARE moving rapidly 70 che different
packets and lines, iobe forwarded oahe
dferent places Of destination. The wiarves have
seldom presented much activity; hardly weasel e
idle, particularly the Coasting trade. Steamboats, we
believe, were never 20 much crowded; It 10 novel
sight 70 zee the great numbers tha crowd the differ
emf difTsa ent.boats. The Cholera s hardly subject
81 remark, and happily fading away, not only here,
but in most, I not all, other places at the north and
south.-D Daily Advertiser.
HOstcR Ladiss-Mr. Vigne. an English traveller,
shs following compmea, the taste in dress ex-
hibed BY the Boston ladies: The bellies in Boston
dress better. perhaps. than any other in the Union
Philadelphia aad Baltimore not excepted. At New
York, NJ have before remarked the colovs Of their
dresses are ar too gaady, and cersaisy ~ judged as
10 the time and manner Of wearing thsm.'' s*7
Ssicide.-Airs. Pamela Graves, daughter Of Jein
Ewcod, OfTroy, was found nihe Hudson riyer drown.
ed, on Sunday last. coroners inques, held by Mr.
Landon, decided that she came to her death by vol.
untaFy drowniag."l The deceased had been married
bni lately. Her husband Ind rcfsed or neglected to
provide for her and had LEFT her at the house Of her
father in ihis city, while himself resided in Albany
Reports, too well founded fear affirm that she did
not receive that parental kindness which she needed
and preferred 70 quit world in which she experien
ced 20 much sorrow II will be recoiecied that ti.
10 the second daughter Of Mr.. John Elwood that ha.
met death voluntarily. The first daughter took laud.
anum about two years ce.-7rey Badgef.
very extraordinary arrangement Of nature was
discovered, few days ago, nihe body ola young man
who was killed Winchester, lva by cart pass.
ing him. In the course Of the post ssossem ex-
animation, there was found complete lransposton
Of al the viscera Of the shorax and ahdomen-the
heart the right side: the liver gali-bladder,
&c. the left the spleen and great end Of the siom
ach the right and lie pyloric extremity the left
the c@cum in the iac region and the sigmoid 1ex.
ure Of the colon in the right. similar transposiiiOn
also prevailed IN the Of the large arteries and
veins within these cavities. 1t does NOT appear tina
this peculiarly ofconormaiion had been notice.
during life, or that il ever inierlered w the regnla
functions Of the several yiscera AZ, excepting having
once had an ague, he had always been remarkabl,
healthy. He
Afiik and Wafer.-A lad, on delivering his milk
few mornings ago, in y neighboring city, asket
why abe milk was 20 warm. !" I dent know, here
piled, with mach simplicity, "uniess they have pa
sCarM water into Il Instead or cold"
( Saag ,Eoid-'rhe GermaBtown Telegraph give
the following ssory Of buras-on baker The baking
es,abiishmen, at Rising Sun. abou, two miles below
,hisplacc, dscovered,o be on FIRE about 10 ecocl
Sunday evening, the I'd ins,. and before efectua
aid could be afforded the flames had spread 10 suel
extent render MI endeasors save the build
ing unavaag, which ewing 20 he being frame, Wi
rapidly consumed. The good man Of dough, not III.
least daunied by the sad affair." went 10 work m hou
Or twO bsiors day, aided BY few lriends. cleared
away the Gro and burning limbers surIoundiag ths
oven, which remained entirely ssiljured- kaeaded o.
his dough, which was in an adjoining baildng, M
touched BY the Aamesbaksd fosr large ovens Of OK,
eelIent bread and q the usual time IN the morning BIZ
customers regularly supplied as Il neahisg IN
commoa had taken Piaees-TFuly such devoted con.
scs deserves the especial appreciation Of the pubIic.
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