Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24


We cory the following addi,ionnl purIelIars from
a.. IA. xG..;... r S,.,,,.,,.v vDo,n;.a No,t,;..
Wv" D"'F ''u-s''''e' - ''".o''". s .,"'"'s
was talked OF - the ely S"' '"s hse-'n. L''"o"
Cd !" hi. ."S,.s, his now stated that tho North
- :. = ~, 80,
fOTk' O""ed St"ies' S"d Dowesy insurance Oompa-
mics would probably pay ia f6ll, aud have surplus
lef. - - 70 .sts9f ~ .fsl' 4"ef
rhs r.;.. -. s," s,nI tn over I'e u,ore Than
6fy4wo acres. Tie number Of bantings varyme from
1--WE 10 seven lunGred embraces the aisee, Ioriion nf
our city, Great us has been The loss we are perrua-
ded Il a been greatly exaggerated. Generally il has
been pui oyeT II from twes,y 10 rhirty liuHs, aud
il has heen said tina, alI the Offers are r,-
ed We believe she actual loss has beer doubled ami
lha, large por,on of lie Ofices will pay al their
losses and have surue len. The loas wilt tai very
heavy on foreign merchants aud on distant ei,izens us
MANY Of the co,nnesion houses hohl their Qanas mere.
" on consignment, We turn our eyes first 10 inc man
Who has los, his building but The Cacl is 1ka, eVery
person IL orr civ i sufferer The man IF fortune
has lost his stock We knuvp DC one individual who
has los, in stock and eo,is a, feas, half nyilon =
The widow and The ornhan have ps, their nine Ihe
clerk carrnan ami aborer are ali in ,urn turned on,
OF emnloy,neni IL, every ndiyidnn whether = Ioser
direcy resolve to meet his loss with cahASress md
determination Sir Wal,er Sent yhen annaren,lv
overwben,rd will, emharrnssment renlied ina, rem
peraWee insos,ry and economy shouid restore him his
| fortune ana !, did 80, f1'se- n 81
Let the hanks he I;l,evov imoose confidence where
+, IL dessry;"@ and IN .i,,,' ,Ds ,h;"ss VII s.ar
and stores Ne y, sc nm All ,hs s"sr";s. ~ M ss
IN he directed 10 one noin,. and before Aupnsr nex;
we expect 10 see nearly every Nndino M. 4 Tie.
crowd OF citizens and strangers ha, are pe rambula,ns
The whole work Of destruction 10 the Merchants,
Exchange was done in An hour and twenty mnn'es
4. -@ a - - ~, 81. "'
naghes nae Statue ., Ham,l'on y aHenng
tne valuable are'es buried ueep beneath the ruins Of
the Exchange. E8 # rs IL
Strong bodies Of cavalry and volunteer ofan,ry are
parong the streets near the IRE and preserve per.
fect order at night Fa.8R l.a.F@ y. d
err. caught FIRE several times, but the flames were
wing an ti,s wSsrf IN RrooE lys were l,nroi'
All the ,k,;,v SINNER. o.. ..,;, ,,,,,..d :. ...,,
Some Of Them hrse risrn E&e Phsenx ion sha ashes.
The marble columns Of The Exchange are s,an,ing.
but have 40 cracked and split of as TO be Of No valne
o' % Az 'ne vessels 2" nfe c"y one was destroyed.
q. s. Bank--.Tt is rumouret that mn express from,
Philadelphia brings orders TO the Branch ank here,
!" Nc 'o"'s '" ."s "n'0""' " 'sn a"'H''"s'
ahS 20. H"s ou. "e'r ato" S1es'' cons"''"g S%oos
An ;..,,,c. ~ n,o,,,,, ,,h,..;o,. - ~, .;,;,
,hori.ies worthy ai praise occurred yesterday mora
ing Before the IRE had commenced he rayages 10
",h, = W. " o s s.,',;s w. Mas
merchanss feeling 90 seeure that he had made o re-
moval :" ne goods. was waited upon " e street ny
am d;rec,eJ Nv h;s horor he saav"r =, ,sn..e., the
key Of yonr store, which nun, g"iag TO blow OPP