Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22

COusiGON,realfk,s Attorney or tRGt eOaiitfS toko terhinGbed Ais eztsgemee ty ltef6lly bIOtCiag out kis bFhias SCsH a psstot The cause fkdt prompted hias g0 tks communication tsis tEGI set is s.nkA6sDa. During the ahy, and one or s,bo days preceding kis decedse he had complained of slirht indisposition, but those sCltO conpersed scifh kim om k0stf beJo9e kiS eaEk, state he mani. JssCsH 10 0befrntio e1 Gisnd bIs totked and co,,. dnesea scitk Ais us,ial cosaposire He ,oos seen t0 etter ks 0es GbOie sllset by one of lis st,,- dents, itJtO stdS aCnlkiMg tke ydrd, and oi,noat itstdstIv sOaS keard tse report 0ftke pisfoi thot term iSdfed kis lie. He k6d been mdrr;ed brs . JesU nlOneks. aud k6s lsjl a g6ung and ain,osf distrdettd sOIss to bsOsSin his aniimelt and a,O- Jhait eisd..
 4 most sRSckng aissldssr ,vds eon.m;tsed ;n t.e yiiiage cf Ckristiaa, Del, on tke eyesu,iag 3 tNe g fssL 1Ne perpetrator flke deed $ s.anaed IAohtas Wdisk. He becaaas enrdged jor some tT.eiag casse. gt q Jshidk named Prisc;lsn sk6a1 aad Ter soa.s;sin h;s s,us.
 st p n e6gng esSf9x, Ae iss,k s,s s,,,s,.s,;;f af IF. 6sa soils;a aB5Sas t;slit ynces of ksr. ie teot qiH and ffed. 3Ke cesrsre took enscf ;,.st azboe te .kHee. dta nedriy seperef tie lsn,6 from tN6 i0lsick ciIased her deask i.s,s about iirtv 'sshstfs Wdisk ias,atdisadfs1y surrendered kiina ssB VI fo tke MGgistTdte, cons expmiaed and com
 sstle tD the dT C the countat je d,pG tt his trioi ak N6asaef akxt. He nsdnij jssted fke most per per-
 eet nfi bsfs1ee 5el0a;pe to te crime ke kdd com Misted, nd siSs ssQ,seaega soltich Gsc1it him. 11s pasiies tofk Tssidea scishi1 q js,o miles of Chr;stiha, and AettkeT Of Hem kdd precioaslI sassaiaed . ysfy good chafdctef. 3;s
 AMericaa PsnkaiDss. --Ws had sn opportunity the past week ,6 ssahipe some seciusns of pen pock- q knives san6facsared n Eiarwntop, in ts s,ae, by MessrS. Dunbar & Co. They were of various pauerns, having from to three or more blades, sith handles of iyory buck, horn, cocoa, and ebsny. The differ. ent parts,were sshed in s,ye of eeeancs eqhai so any English knives of the same prices. ThS essaes-
 shments yet in its infancy, having been paa is opel ration the past year, but ts resns of the exsrimsi
 husfar certainly highly crsditsble6 the sanuic4 uteFs. fin this early stage ofheir bGsness they can produce sdcf beatiiful specimens niaSship we should think there could be no doubt at to their co. piets sdccess. Atpresent it s dficu or rather, ss
 we believe, impossible 10 discover any inierioriy in their knivesto similar articles oforeign producon- but as matter ofcourse the skill and experiences ac- quired in the further progress of theit worksw e6I able them to'manufacare more periec, article, and to contend more adyansageousy agains. foreign com. petition. is highly gratifying to notice such es,ab- lishments springng up Honrown villages, and we sn- cerey hope that the ingenuity and industry of those who have embarked in .is sa.sspfiss may Be abuD- dasAasly rewarded Com. Ccsr..
 During tie siorm on WsdsesdaS afternoon, the lightning stfack ,6he Of ihe cap on the BorientowH rail road. Nhile ayng in the Dcsp ut abOtt 2miles this side fAmhoy. The electric fluid burst over the car, and spread completely about H ahd in addition soahe noise OfthS explosion, appeased to one of,he passengers ike the buss,ing ofa percussion to smaIi artllety pieee No person wae seriouty injured tho ail we're severely shocked. At tho same timc barn ai'a afoft distance from Bordenown was set on fire, and ifS codtenls entirely consumed-M Y. Mercan
 The Naiches Journal estimates the number of slaves in shat state and kousiana who have died of cholera moi 0O of about eight per Sea, of the snsre slave popalaiion. N m l On Wednesday, nsarning man by the nams ol Smith, aged 25, . shoemaksr, who came intown from Flushing, day two previous; 10 purchase Gdrni. lure, having been married few weeks ago, was re- iurnihg in company wiihis wife, on arriving near ls ssfafdboatat Fulton Market found an article of the farissFs brcked and refused so psy s car.ian his fec. c1 aceouht of hiR eateltssness. Some words passed between ihe parties. which created crowd.
 he wife in order make peace, paid the fec, whcI. fact being comtAlnicaisd to the Kasbaid, hs threw himself into the dock. and was drswned. The 6ody Sas recovered, oui aIi a,iemp,s airssassa.Sh fae.
 Larke ASpa. zrs-Thers t at pr.s:Ss . Y s,sadips %i i'd dDasbory county of Plymod,h, Mass, an apple remarkable for iis age, size and Gui,alness This tree rover forty feet in height. branches very wds- sprsadng and largs. shS esciiferencs Of the iraak eight inches from the grGadd sixteen feet. at four feet from the e1ou0d spreads isso two bvapehes, of whch is nine feet in circvmsrsnee. These again' spsea the larger into three. the smaller into two bmaeies; each sf which equals ostliDsry tree io size. It covers with iis brAHches aspace Of gtoand shiry-one paces in diameter. In h most fertile days it bore ssvessysi2 busheis of apples for winter use, and not a6y yeafs since ie fruit mad6 ten barrels of cder besides hiry bushels or ihs cellar. lie as- ceriahed age isDear one hnadred ytas. IT. siill is quite productive and sosad, she upper and lower branches bear alternately. Tis fpit is of pleasant sour. sasAsr .sndsr. bat keeps well al vi:!ss.
 GaskuRar PhsaSasaoa. iearn that, ifo1 some ca6se unk soss, the fsh ia the ponds af Soaihwisk, AfA6s are a dissAssd siais and vast numbers oflhe gre aseady dsad, and tbs remainder apparently ia dying condition. is said ihal loads large picker q aad perch nsa be picked sP. or saksa wih' shs hand nssr ihs shore. Ths very iow water is she ponds supposed by so@s so bsshs easls cfshismsr- ssli.y. Osfcorrsspendssi adds, ahms similar ecear- rsses sasl plass sou's 30 os 4o years eisess
 4 Fas OGcs.It is stated as laci, shai 2. A. Ham,