Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-18
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 discovered under aH old stump, great Onmber of our common black snakes, which appeared to bs in torpid state. On being exposed to ie warmth of the sun they were reanmaled and eRdea+ored to mako their escape, but were Overtaken by tho Iaborers poyed in the field and killed. Alter the frOlic was ever. they numbered ae slain and found them ,O eA- ceed Gour hundred and 6fty. t.5
 4 Case efthe mOst reUOLing snjamy exhibiting the sacrifice of sstery affection, in degree too unnaG rai Sr previous belief has just tho knowledge of the police. A virtuOus and beaulifG girl, resi- dent of neghb0ring village, received an invitation days ngO from her sister in this city, to spend short time with her w,sit. She accepted iI, and followed the address of her sister, when to her ishment and disuay she found she had been enirap- ped into house ofinfamous characteri in L eet, where her sister sesided. Every s,sasagem which aR experienced knowledge tn she art of seduction coull devise employed underlnne her sirtue but it
 too s.rongy protected yield their in,rigues. She at length found an opportunity af infarning the authorities, by note, of her situation and feelings aad they immediately adopted measures to rescue and re- store her tO her liberty and her iiomo.PhI. Chron What is the difference between General and Cominissary- General. who is rumored to have made large fortune not very honestly" The only differ enoe, interrupted by-sianter " that know, is the bleeds is country, whilst the other beeds for his country" The explanation was sufficient.
 Extraordinary Sabscvi iptOa Co the RGl Road Stock. The books tor the subscription 10 the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company closed last evening" having been open three days, when it found that 900 had heen subscribed. The books open during the same period at Albany, Schenectady and Utica. The amount subscribed lhere k not known, but is supposed to be large and that ehe whoesub. scrptOn will reach $8, GOO, ,000 The capital is ony 900, consequently four times the amount is ta- 1 ken. The commissioners 6nshed counting the mon- ey and footing up the at 10 o'clock last night, md the rst count, of moro than half million in
 bank notes. the accOuu, ageed to doIar.-AB. Arg. l Temporary W'ahdrarak-Su is the unpopu-
 arity ofthe Vice President in Pennsy tha, his organ n this city has thought it prulen, to decere tha. Mr. Van Buren s a candidate for any oiice' and that whether be will ever be thought as can didae at all. depends upon his own behavior as Vice Presitlent.'-Phi Enq. Mir. Allen Shepherd, Of Thomas.on, was robbed of his packet book tconainiag ahoas 25oO ip and
 noaeyl on Fridvy evening iass ht se auction rooof D. Thnrston in Portland.
 l Poor ERongh.-A weather beaten veteran in the service of gea. Alcohol crawIed in before ihe6re ina
 pablic house. and sealing hisaself began 10 cossh
 tremendously. "Msier." says by-stander, s you ve got cold" "Havo l." said the other, '.'pon my honor, I'm glad of.-l'm 90 wreiched poor its oOn- I sea.ion to get any thing"
 ARecdOte of Loha Randolph.-The Hon. Peter -, who was a wasch-maket, and wIio had represented B. couR,y for many years tn Congress, once made a motion to amend resoIaiion offered by Mr. Ran doIrh, on the subject of military duties Mir. Ram dolph rose up after the resou,oA had been ofered, l and drawing his watch from his fOh asked Mir. -
 what o'clock it was He told hin,. Sir.' replied the orator, you can mend my watch, but my 1 ,ions; you understand fictics, but not tacics.'
 Black Hawk is about to take an active par, in the affairs of inc county; Me. yanderson, of Kensngton, 1 PeIn., having laSnched very 6ne brig few days ago. in the name of that forest chief. A short time
 before the launch, some boy wrote Black Hawk upon shs bows of the brig. The owner observed it, and forthwith she assumed the name, which she will bear across the waten-ALbany Argus.
 l Singniar Smicides-The Pittsburgh Advocate says In letter received by genienan 0 this city, we
 learn the following acts which occurred in the neigh
 borhood oi Little Beaver. in this state. The letter states that very singular case, more properly of suicide took place in this neighborhood wsh- l ia sh0rt time back. 4 woman whose name do not now recollect hung herself with hank Of yarn-hsr sis,er, about weeks aiier, followed her example,
 with the same hank-and two three days since, other sister did the same. Ths fourth is now kept closely confined her friends fearing she may commit similar act. Last fall of the family hung her
 seM making in all four who have been the means of their own deaEs none of which can be accounted for even by their most intimate friesds. They bore ex- ceIens characiers lived in the midst of pensy and l all appearances were lisng happy" Rlark HasnkiGnG.-One dsy last week, after our | Red Brethsen' had risen from q dinner table, to
 which they had been iaviicd, they retired to an
 room io seek repOse. Among the genslemen present, was one who requested introduction, for the pur
 pose of hasing religious conversation with ihe of she forest. YoUnk Hawk, sometimes called Tom my Hawk, had jus, thrown himself on sofa, when ihe object 0flhe sisiior made known 10 him thso an interpreter He smiled. and replied saying. "I | iazee-I ee,"-eovered his head with blanket an6 Gell aseep.--AD. Gas.
 Serious Accideaf.-We learn that two men blasting rocks on the Worcester rail-rosd. ia Nswtowa, were yesierday killed by an explosion. Oae was from Lowei where he has leii wife and ore child-aame aot Fscollacaed hy our informant. The other Mr. Oaks. from the western part of tho State. nsmber of persona employed the same work. were presir deatially absent ct the lime of the explosion. | 9osteB Transcyipe.