Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
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 Tho late winter has been Gelt wiih severity in Lou isiaaa. The Si. Frascisyille lsussaleasala 'The injury done io ihe Staie, bf the severity of the frosi, iacalcuahle- The sugar cane, plants and ra,toons, nearly, if ons entirely destroyed-and h is questionable whether the culture fthe cene will not be entirely abandoned The orange. lime and ciron groves doubtless cut down. The 6g trees, aud al delicate s!rubbery, fear greatly injured, while our vegetable gardens asierly laid waste-- cattle dying every where around us. Such are the effects of,his frishifui winter" ezs Destvucticn ef FrII Tyees.-We learn by letter from s. Asgusse, that the severe cold of las, winter has made sad havoc with the fruit trees n the vicinity of that place. The orange trees, which expec- ted to yield bouo,faI harves, the prrseni year, is said, will not yield single orange. "A large portion of,hem entirely destroyed, and the remainder par- ,iaiy SO; and oi the Ieaons and Hines, tree s left alive. The loss s estimated st nl,on, 930OO0
 F. ~. &.aGSasmescfai. The smaipo is prevailing to great ex,ent in sey. eral towns in New Hampshire. ln Bristol, Wiimot, New-B Boston. Raymond and Candia. cases had occur. red In the latter town isre had beep sixteen eases at sne time.
 M0st dissressiRg Occwrrsnee.-Two dwelling houses at Boo,hbay, Me. of them belonged to Mir. Giles Tibbeis and the other his son. were burnt io the ground on Tuesday night of last week. and an inte,- esng Ie girl eleven years old pevshed in ie flames. We understand that the individual arrested in Or ange co. as the murderer oi Porieus. has beeu dis charged, aGer undergoing examinaen, for wsni of proof.-Ralsigh Reg.
 Musical-One of the books used in Prussia, to fur. nish iasrucion in singing, is entitled {" Heyrisss' ys.l. al.l.un, wanh.sn
 lssmsnss rise ef Real Essafs.-Ths well kDown Seed Store of fOrant Thorbnrn d Son, ia Liberty street. formerly Friends Messing Hasse. with ihs loi on whichi sands-lO6 feett ~ghsss, pgtelassdhy iha, se.,l.maa in 1a2s. sov Sa7,eOO, @Gs yesterday sold by him for 900. yielding an advabcs Of $73 O0O in nine years.-Com. Adv. F
 MARRIED. Tn this village, on ihe 6h inst Mr. AlexaMier R Howard, of Uaiiy. Md tn Miss Rebecca E. Beebe daughter of Major William Beehs. .sss, In Wiasted, Mr 4. P. Ceavela0d ss Mss AureIia Smith, daughter ol Deacon Elisba Smith.
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 In Manchester, Mr. Jesse Holabirds sRe6 50. T h Pennington, Mrs. Faaay Moses. wfs aS Mr. Is Fairfield. Mrs Pbebe Nichols, aged sl.
 h wes:on. widow Ra'h fiioklsy, sgs1 ss. Jsha Beaedisi. aged 72; 1r. Sasapsl Niehols. aaei o8: Samsel n. PhiIIips. Esq.as cicee of the Revo. la.iea h the Cymmissary Departmeei, agsd 7S.
 10 Nouhsosd, Thomas Da@sop, 60. ssA 10 Hastfosd. Mrs. Rehecca 19aer. 93s blias LSeg. H:ss. 2k d..gh.sr ef Jobs Il: Niles Esq. ls WiedsOes Mrs. yssht Wadsworth. Y.
 Ia Gsaaby. Mr Lake Yieie. 75.
 Ia Gaseahasy Air. Johs ilSsiie .sss4 39 Mrs. Kboda Gondric6. aged 49, wife of Das. Jabts Ged1y h s.fisid. mr Eamsel Eidrsdgs. aEed sB; Nr. Is New-Hasen. MEs: Mary M0Dsos. aged 67 AIise Sarah Reed, aged 54; Ms. Samuel E. BEpwn, aked 24S Mrs. Harriet M. Austin, aged P Mr. Iossph Bradley, aged g.
 h Eaa WiadsOr. hir. Chester simpsoNAof Eiilpg. Gon. aged A2. h WisGonbsry. Deacon Asros Bums.ed. aged @