Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-21

OF Georgia and South Carolina to this civ thar there
is an abundant crop throughout that part Of the coun
try. The Corou had been somevv hat Injured bv the
worm caterpillar, but to such an extent az has
been represented. The Sugar Crops in East Florida
also look fourising, and il was estimated that from
$50 to 200 hhds Of Sugar would be produced on some
/ ofthc plantations working from 40 10 GO hands.
W. Y. G0z.
| Alice Gray, four years old mare, took the purse
Of $1,000 in the four mile race on Long ISLAND on the
| 9th uI Alter the race she was sold for the ann og
$4,000! Last week, however, she was again nm, On
to the course, and beaten. Heavy sums were bet ON
her, aud Of course lost. She may now perhaps fetch
| 200 dollars.
Searching Ope' GtiOu.-" Billy, my dear, where
hare yo" been. at this time Of night 10 get your shirt
turned wrong side a(ore r. Been, mother ?--been
to an auction, where man lost his pocket book and
they shut the doors, and searched Us al from head to
loot; that's how got my shirt turned glad clear
out ANY how-s,aid two hours. and they hadn't hall
strip. wHe" IieG 'ern.',
During the storm that occurred on the night of
Thursday week, Mr. Bars,ow. Of Susquehannah, with
his wife and one two children, were travelling a
few miles above Tuukhannock, in a carriage drawn
by two horses. When the storm was at the top of lie
fury and while the carriage passing part Of the
road skired by irees hemIock tree, two feet or
more in diameter, fell suddenly, and with a ,remen-
dous crash, betsceen The horses and the carriage with
Out dong further injury to either Than to break of the
tongue. Had Il fallen but one nstan, sooner, the
horses must have been killed, had been DELAYED
one instant longer. all in the carriage crushed.
Extraordinary LOngeviy.-PreSious to Mr.. Claws
visit to Lowell on Friday, during which he was con-
Quoted through the manufacturing establishmen,sl he
was greeted at Mount Auburn by three revolutionary
soldiers. brothers, ofwhom the two Oldest BEING &c
years old, were twins; the third was rs. The Lowell
Journal says there four other brothers and sisters
othe family, and that the youngest Of them 60 years
Of age. All three Of .he eldest Tough, through the
whole revolution. and the twins were in the Concord
fight together. These three do not apparently suffer
materially from the effect Of years their health for
they are said to weigl, zach over 200 poundss
Ne,nark Daily
Carat, the Singer.-During the troubles in Paris,
this exquisite artist was one evening stopped the
barriers, having omitted TO furnish himself with his
civic papers, on an excursion into the country. az
am Carat" cried he, "iet me pass" "How do we
know thatf"-" Nothing SD easy to prove;'' and he
Immediately began singing a popular air. "Rigbi,
right cried the crowd. which now collected; ~ no.
body but Carat could sing like ihai Let him pass!'
Singular Saiciaes-@EO Paris recently man COM
mi,,ed suicide by fixing m enormous cracker 10 ha
botiy and then setting i, 6res His body was most
shockjngly burnt. IN another case student OF mil
iiaFy school overriding waggon sutered into con.
versation with the driver and after taking Of his hay.
ing had dissen'ions With his family, asked him wheth-
er ifhe were 10 throw himself under the wheel, il
would kill him. The wagner replied there could be
no doubt Of that since it very heavily loaded.
few minutes afterwards, while the man had stepped a.
side. the youth seized the opportunity and threw him
self the wheel, which went over bis head and
crushed it TO atoms.
The Board Of Managers ofthe Maryland Coloniza-
iion Society," have issued address the public, in
which they avow their intention TO establish colony
at Cape PamaR, the African coast, which shall be
essentially agricultural, and based on temperance
principles. To further this object the legislature Of
Maryland have provided for the appropriation Of
5000, 900.
We learn from the Transcript that pair Of Silver
Pitchers have been presented to Mr.. Clay, by mum.
her Of Young Men ofBos,on.
About a fortnight since, young man named Jones.
shot his sister at Tobaccostick, near Cambridge, Nd
HpHcHTsthdta WHICH uau Deen previously snap.
ped frequent occasions, in mere play funess, was
charged by neighbor the preceding evening pre-.
paEatory 10 shooting excursion. Jones was unac.
quainied with this fact, and took n the gun a. usual,
and PEELED tire trigger, when his sister fell and expr-
ed ia a few hours.
In Phtsburg she number of steam engines now in
operation amounts to 49,; the number Of hands en-
ployed, 2lll and the monthly consumption Of Goals.
l54250 bushels. A Palpable test ofprosperi,y!
paper printed at Montgomery, Alabama Oct. I'd.
says 10 rDmored that a depUiaii0n Of the Creek In.
dans started for Washington City few days since,
for the purpose Of treating with the Government for
the disposal Of all their Reservations in The Creek Ma
ton.
Tom Terry. an English convict, 10 now Thomas
Terry Eco Of New South Wales, and one Of the larg-
est wool growers in tha, country. His income Is es-
,imated a, E25 600 sterling per annum.
The Marshal for the Southern District Of Alabama,
has give" notice that the settlers upon the Greek
lands, who have crops, may remain until the l5th Of
January next; MI who have erops, ordered TO
leave the country forthwith.
Il 10 stated in the Aogusa Chronicles on the author
iiy Of gentleman jasi arrived from Alabama. that
400 Of the settlers were forming encampment at the
Pole Cat Springs, waiting she approarh Of ihe o. g.
troops which Consisting Of $50 meal had moyed On
toward ihaa place, with the Discrimination TO expei
them by force.
: affecting Disasser.--We lament To- state slas two