Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25

ters get fer ceiling houses Ga mode of finish inR che interior answering for PlastGring.) from
 9a 50 1O S a square for common mould ing, 25 cents per foot; and for other work i1 bropOrtiOO. Other mechanics get from one third to one haE more than is paid for Eke work in the U. s. Carpenters snd stone ma sons are paid. net by the day. but on meas uremeut.
 Emigrants can always find employme0t im- mediateTy on sheir arrival; but it is thought best tv physicians that they should. before thev eo steadily Nt work, become acclimafed. | With the exception of thisnec~ssary process. 1 and which indeed applies to persons who pass | from eIate to limestone cOuntry-Or from one extreme of latitude to another. the saatf- l brity of MonrOyia Is said to equal that of any l part of the Unifed States. At emigTants pass | this ordeal Of being accImated, and are mora
 or less sick as they ara more or less prudent. l Those who eu,igraie, generally go without l any capital, or the means OF support. All l who do sn, have iu endure the sUrt Of dithcul- 1 ty which attends upoD persons who g0 10 Otn~ CT places andrr like circumstances. Aitogeth- l CT, colonization is a most mercttul sysfeni> l and promises immense benefits tO th"sc whN I emigratr, and to their rpostcrity.-PhiFa fnAA t The MonEeN and he Bull Dog.-A furious f batti., took place some time back, at WOrces- l ter, etueen those two animals, on wager of three guineas to one, that the dug would kiR
 inc monkey iu six minutes. The "wner vt
 the dog agreed to permit the monkey to nsss
 a stick about fOot long. Hundreds ct spec
 tators assembledt0 witness the fight, aud bets ran eight. nine and ten to one in favor at the dog, which could hardly be held in. The owner of the nsOnEey taking. from his p"ckrt a thick round rule about a foot long, threw le
 into the hand of the monkey Now look sharp Aat,. . hx.n. kaAPV monkry' cried the butchrr, letting the dug
 loose. which flew with tger.hke icrrensss ] at him. The monkAy with, astonishing ag'l- , ity, sprang at least yard high, and falling "n
 the dog, laid fast hold of the back Of his neck
 with his teeth, seizing enc eaF with hts teIe , paw, SD as to prevent his turning iO bite. In this unexpected situation, Jack fell tO work 5 with his rule upon the head of the deg. which he beat SD forcib!y and rapidly. that the crea- lure cried out most ehquenity. In a shors time the dug was carried "G in nearly a 'lsr = less state with his scull fractured. The 'n"R- key vas of ths middle size.-English PapsT. 4 sa.r. .Gsh was exhbiie sannal tGeo.l 0Dthe 29h uli. which ha beeo taken two days previously
 near the Tybee light, in l2 feet ofwa,er wiIh basS hook and line. His from the cad of his saw to that of his lai Was over l2 feet. When taken he
 had several p!o, fish eiingine 10 hts back. His saw
 was within itself three feet fr inches long, aud mass
 have been fearis weapoa against those fishes ,,s ', whom he bears hereditary enmi,y.
 Melancholy Dis0sier.-A sail boat with eight pesr L. sons board, upset yesterday afternoon ReaT
 Hurgate. Several othev gail oats aud the s,eambOat q General Jackson thence for N. LondoDl and mads great sxer,ianA rsscas s saAapry 'aE' rrs'ss nut t'e current being ranid, aud lhe wind
 s'ro"g' only three were taken eliss The hody of
 'e""'e about 9 years of age. was rscoseredaiier + ''s wac es''"e'' ""d carried to Throe,,s Meek. Who IS an Ovyhan 2--The provision io ,Ie viii oF
 the late Stephen GirArd for the eiacs,io f orpavs
 'n the college endowed by his iiberaliiy tn Phade.-
 pno' has given rise io learned and elahnraie ;seus
 s'oo "fihc question, DAe is arphaai Are ,hose ow- q orpt'ans who have lost bosi fathcs and mother or
 are those who are ia'erless those wlo have ,st
 e"he' 'aiher or mother? correspondence has taken place on the subject, be.weea Judge Ispkioson or F"'Ade'ph'". and Joho Quiacy Adams--,he former,
 '"ci"'"s 10 the opiaion though .oi absolutely satisfied
 es 'e It's corrciness that orphan is D child depri-
 sed d ho,h parents or ef the faiher" Mr. Ad,ms os
 he c"o'rasy "who goesbaek to the orsiaal language
 os "0ssra''ons thi1ksthai the death ofehrr rarent
 oo"sues an orphan for every purpose that caa en,i-
 'ne "dsv'aaa 80 designated rereiye asy benefit or "ns"ntaGe." When such learned Doc,ors diffsv. who shall decide f--lsack6&rsh HSrxiaiau. DsoSsond cue OsamOnd.--A sx Esos Vermon,e, Ia,s
 entered store on one Of our principal whsryss io
 search os employment. He could do any k;.d .r
 chore, he said. aad boasisd much of h;s s,re.y,h.
 Stout as yoa are" sid the clerk, "F he, AiD vo. cannot carry .ha. bag o salt tpoiu,ing Co very large o"e) twice across this store and back again asd a.per ayndown." The Yankee stood for momen, scratch.
 "e "s head and sasse at the rope wi,h hook u the e"' wn'ch d"nsled through seattle, and then aeesp- 'e"'hs wager. He shouldered the bag witt, the u,. most ease, carried twice back ward and forward and .hen ha"g il upon the hook aforesaid. "Mis,er.v .aA s"e'si ilI trouble yoo far ,hs, are tea. didss 'ay dow"-I hung pp." The clerk, much ,o nj. o'salslsc''on' handed over ,he money, and the ver- mO"er e' the siors, sayiDg. Catch weasel a.,ssn, "o. 70 bad tay's wotk.-Dsuer than cLooo;n. 'oes!" eie.-Gaiary.
 q" Es'saens ss"ti"sat. have bong be,a cos. s"ced. said the pario,, John Jay, ina, hmm. s.. ". ou' bubble, which. whether by the trea,,