Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-15

l judgment, be c0nsideTen ne cooling e sx a The opinion which has prevailed on this point shows indeed one thipg--.he, exceedingly deceilful na,ureOf tIlese liquors. Itmay seem srapge tat the i6animals substances 0f alcohol should bh sokea of us lsceitil bua e fact ie that the mind voluntarily detectives itself wheueveF tt uses ihs liquor. Nor woalrIa candi pessSD ahak any other proof heeesss
 y Ina, liquor s too dangerous 10 be msddled wish than the fact that tt kes those who drink i. believe that it WS both warm them when cold, and cool them 1 when heated. ssi ME PARoiSoN. l fTobseOntinHedJ | 1afdelie lisrd We sere agan called u,on to record an addition ,o the sAly murders which have lately been coinrniesT aropnd us. The increase of crime in country ia appalling, and geesfario prove
 he inefciency of the presens sysien, ofpuSishent. There shouli be rigid ;pseaiga,ion inssinss a.,, ths sOljec.. hborex ony.lse Jersey canal as BaEs Island in tho Delaware. opposi,e Iumberville nam ed Borns Tor long time past suspected his wife of i- fidelity. UHwilins eo act has,iy in tho matter, but being strongly conyncsdtat his suspicious were well 6uhded; lie resolved to take lneasares to nscerain certainly the whole truth To do his says the Doyles- town Derocrat, from which paper gain these par tchlars, he gave out that he going from homo and did not expect to return soon. He however, canle homo, some mo in ihe night, entered his house and proceeded io his room, where his suspicions were confirmed by funding ihedeceased there. andlh mar riage bed presii,sed so he yilest passions. He im mediasely seaed club and beat ont ate brains ofthe ssducsr Of his wife, and e destroyer ot hapriness as s lay ia the bed. This tome with the same club Aa beat Ks sabandoned wilc severely, that she died ma few hours after. Butus immediately gave him.
 
 N. J., where he aow awaits his trial. When the de- ccase of his wife mentioned him, he expressed the highest satisfaction, stating exactly what he desired.--ihiis. Gas. .. .,..ss sa s.ss
 is stated ia agricultural periodicals, ihpt stacking grais. around green polo of Sassafas, will sffeetaa. y prevent any injury from the NVeayiL The expes-
 ent has been Mied tn nMeruus instances, and in al cases, the result aas been satisfac.Ory. S l The reader may not have remarked, that in the word absteiOus, the five vowels ofthe alphabet stand in their grammatical order-0, z. ], Q, The word facetoxs presents the accidental sngulariiy and tacesioMsly brings in tho 7. a .r aas7.4gs q3ys Rise ef Prepesy.-A loi of land was recently sold in Bafaso for s75.oOO. which few yeara ago was purchased for 300. This truly pr6speroas city s Acs- tned so great eommerciAl importance, and probably not ina6y years wIlintersone ets it will prove the capital oflhe Mighty West.
 Snssi1s.-We have another insiaAea to asid to tic naeianchoy catalogue oi receat perpctraohs of self l murdef. On Sunday last The body of Luke Denison S,oniDgon, about 5 years old aborer, was found ip Waterford near Jordon Cove. in thick wood sus- pended high on lie limb of tree hssiBg hsng him, aself wilEa silk handkerchief He hnd boen missing since ihe 5,h inst and from his having at disssn, times sad he sissdof living suspicious wsresxci- ted am hs had dssssoysd Iimssi, and search being made he wss Suad As above sated.---N. Loha. Cat. Efsdrs-BAa Atesasa.- .-1'ls stsa,n-boai WsssShes- sr oh her passage to Norwaik. on Saturday, nc, wi,h an accident to her anachiusry, which it will probably l take week or len dsysto repair. She was engaged on atrial ofspsed with the FarfeId, both boats crack ing on so the utmost of .seir ability. side and side, when one of ahe shaekls bars of tho Wesicl,ester broke, and ihe other pended nearly doatle, after which the air pamp bean, gave wey, and shsas isfi perfectly helpless. The Fairfield took oi her asssn- gers, and shs sseam bchs Ciiizen lowed er back to ! town.-eStandard.
 4 very serious quarrel lSok place or Thursday morning, at the whaFf In Baiiimore bsiwixl certain asshts of the Two Ilnes ef stages bsiween Bansors and Washington. Itappears from .he Patriot, that the pafes were down the wharf with their s.ages, waiting the arrival of he steamboat from Pbin.isi- phis and in heir pursGi; of passengers, eonAicl sued which resulted in Timothy Clarke of Betshoo- ver's line being shoi inihe body by Samuel POuslsy, shs driver of Slocktos and Ssokcs Ips. The wound, though seyere is mol likely to prove noral. Pousley msanaed his box and proceeded so Washington, but the whole asair is to undergo legal invesgation.
 Five pessons, as accomplicer, are now in prison.
 '1,' s '1aI. NY. Daity IdOetiser.
 > Nsp- Orlsnns, Jsly ll.-ksrdv.--Elast evening at dosk, man by the nams ef George Aiix was stabbed by an ndivdual of the Of Chtisian Nelson, on che wharf near the new Market, and died imuediate-
 y Ui the woaud. The psrpe.raior oftis act was nf- vested on she spot and lodged in Jail.
 S. LOsis, Jaiy fs, ls33. frOa. tie Ii Far Wsss.'' -Tsse sleaasboat Assiniboipe, B. Pratie, Imasicr, arrived on Thlrlay pigh las', frOmihe mouth of ,e Yellow Stone. wish full cargo O fnrs skiass &c for
 the American Fur Company. By sis arrival we Isars. ina. ihe Stean,h0as Yellow Ssans loss shFsa of her heads and pilot, Sy the clsoleras while ascending the river. neas she nossh of the Kassas We alss learn .haa Hamiss-a calamity ,aOss rssdIal than ths cisoi- sAe inhabitants of lie immense region ofshe Uppsr Missouri. Nc DsisIo had aepsared ab. on ss plsius of thas cognfsy during iS past spring aad shs Tsdians, in the fhEiess economy which gov. sfss tben It all iaes, were ip cosseqaehcs dssGtIie of assAss og saisis.eace Even the radem were cam
 eils so subsiss on BpaIo tongues, lobisined dariag
 preceding season. aaA corn; and she seyageurs had poiahis fare allowed lhsm. No ose has, we believe,