Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-12-05

For, things Of myself, they expire with thee;
But those that are lent from on high. like .1e,
They rise and will live, from the dust sci free,
TO the regions above returning"
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Mr. Clay, in passing the Northampton Woollen Fac
tory on Monday morning, his way to Ptsfeld, was
suddenly greeted by the VACCINATIONS Of the opera
tses Of that extensive establishment. There was
spontaneous movement among them, and just before
he came 10 sight. they had arranged themselves in
their working apparel cheer him he passed thro'
chat thriving and busy little village. The school ur-
chins, who had all assembled, ins,inctively cried,
''iong live Henry Clay" and before he reached the
extremity Of that hive ofhuman industry roll Of ne
broadclO.h was unceremoniousy deposited 10 his Car
riage. All the proceedings were the work Of a mo-
ment, and was heartfelt aud free from the parade
and Formally Of other occasions that Mr.. Clay ex-
pressed himself peculiarly delighted with il. II was
an oa.hand compliment, and frank, transformations
expression ofreai feeling and sincere regard.
Handsome Present 10 Mr. Ciay-The townsmen Of
the city Of Albany, presented Dir. Clay a splendid
Cloak, composed Of American System material, which
was made by Messrs. Reeda s. Wright, in four hours.
Dean, ESQ., 10 presenting the cloak, alluded to the
result ofthe system Of which Mr.. c. had been the eff
cient champion. His reply happy and eloquent.
aid drew the warmesa expressions Of appreciation from
the ;housads who had been attracted to the City Hall
to witness the prese "iason.
Accidem-The Steamboat North America arrived
yesterday afternoon FROM lhany considerably disa-
BLEED. We learn that ou Monday eyenids abon'seve"
o'clock, when opposite Catskll, the No,}h America
run into by the sloop Gen. Livingston, bouId 10
the latter place. The bowsprit entered the side Of
the steamboat about SO feet from the bow, carried a.
way one Of her chimneys, and caused other damage
The sloop lost her bowsprt and mas which fell upon
the steamboat. No person Injured Mercantile.
Accident.-On Tuesday. about noon, a schr., sup
posed to be the Philadelphia, Capt. Barrett. Of Great
Egg Harbor, from Richmond, with coal, bound up
the North River, when of West Point struck by
squat, knocked on her beam ends, rghted and sunk
Immediately. Four men were seen on deck at the
time, and one seen 10 jump overheard as she
was going down-boats from sloops that lay but a
short distance from where she suak went Immediately
the spot but could find either Of her crew-snp-
posed that the suction of,he vessel had taken them all
down with her and all drowned. The schr went all
TO piecesher decks and several pieces Of her came
up, with her boat and gang cask, which was painted
green, pump which she had on the deck, and her
cabin doors-her hull has been picked up-she was
painted green,-boitom black ,-gun.waIes with "a
white sreak,-and new cotton duck sails. rhe above
information received from the captain of Troy
sloop, who saw the accident IN. Y. Dali ado.
WHO ,oas Jesse An old master who usually heard
his pupils once week through Watts Scripture His
tory, and afterwards asked them promiscuously such
questions suggested themselves his mind, day
desired young urchin TO tell him who jesse was?
when The boy briskly replied; "The Flower ofDum.
blanc, SIR"
Great Fire at Kingston, U. Give learn tia, on
Friday night last, ahou, hall past o'clock, fire
broke in a small back shop in the central and
business par, Of Kingston. II Immediately commune
Gated to other buildings, consuming 10 all rising Of
tcenty valuable buildings, and among them, regret
TO learn the Printing Office and bookstore Of Dir.
Macfara"e, Editor Of the Kingston Chronicle and Ga
zei,e Value Of properly destroyed, from $4,000 TO
800 900. upon which there were insurances TO the
mouat "r about SAC, OO0.-!Sackefs Har6or Courier
Of Nor. 2.
Snow Gell at AshiabuIn, 10 Ohio, Monday and
Tuesday week to the depth Of - inches! To what
depth may it he expected 10 mid-~inierl
man aud his wife, named R'chviIlan, died Of the
cholera las, sumner, in the vicinity Of Troy, Ohio,
and on opening bed belonging TO she deceased.
which had Deen sold at aucoa Cor so cents, it was
found TO contain gold waIch several valuable med
ais, and other jewelry, which had been stolen four
years ago. This fellow appropriately named.
Accidens.-A schooner loaded with coal, beating up
the Hudson river on Tuesday noon, just above West
Point struck by gust Of wind. enpsized, aud i'm
med.a,ey sunk with all on board. Tie Captain OF
another vessel passing at The time, the whole,
and exerued himself The crew, bot Of
them could be seen after the vessel went down.
| N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
To North CaroIna there is penalty foy trading with
slaves for sheep, by Purchasing ofthem. u'aa WA
lately prosecuted Tor this offence, bot proved 10 his
defence tha. the sheep had been bu,chered before il
was sold and because mHssOR was not sheep he ~a'
acquitted.
From the Catalogue Of the Berkshire Medical Inu'i
tsion a, Piis6sid. just published, 10 appears that te
number Of saudesis nov she Insilalion 10 l04 via
Seniors, 4s. Juniors Sc.