Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-12

n good ht.-A short time ago The New Orleans Bee
announced the arrival 10 that city Of fat boat load
100000 collins IN the following article taken from
the Bee Of the I4th inst il is stated that the rail now
being bu p" ia chiefly intended tn lead the bury
ing grounds" The editor thinks the road hen COM
ple,ed, viii afford pleasant drive to his fellow c
gems Il may be, but Cor ourseIves we should prefer
riding in different direction and in different de-
scrip.ion Of Only think they can't get TO the
grave quick enough in New Orleans without going by
steam upon a raj! road! We must confess, that the
way they do business in Newt Orleans, is " nothing 10
nobody. 49, Matches Courier. i1.i Ef., y.-..s-
The Fair--Itis computed that 80 600 persons at
tended the late fair Nbo's-yieIdng $1,000, and f
it had been kept open Nnother weekas there il Mo
reasoh why tsheuId have been, there would pro-
badly have been as much more obtained. '*'' VI.
Two young men named S,ebbins, aud one named
Gould, were recently fned $50 and costs a, Wibra-
ham, Mass. Cor disturbing religious worship. -
/ 7tnnessee.-Resolnions have, been introduced into
the Legislature ofthis State, recommending Hugh L.
Waite, Eco. Ia The people Of The United States as
emineniy qualified fiji the Office Of President
Dead Humowv.-' Who deal = asked Shakespeare
Ker,and Of the face,ious Davy Rees as n funeral
passed by why, the fellow 10 the cofiu, to be sure,,
answered Davy. 'And what did he die Of? con,in-
ued the ques,ioner. sofa Tuesday, I hear was he
composed reply. Shakespeare was sent clean up the
spout. ".t .'< +'. e' .' " F.a<t q"
Sad Dent-Charles Hyde. 4 lad recently from
England, was killed at the shop OF R. Hoe & ca. in
Gold street, Friday evening, by the following sad
and unusual accident. He was lighting the lamps for
the evening, and standing near a large grindsIone
which was running with great velocity, but upon n
shaft true, that the poor hoy not noticing the
,ion serpedon II. His leg was instantly carried
der the guard, where itremained near minute be-
fore his condition became known, during which time
the limb ground nearly of. fle was taken OUT
nsensble but revived afterwards pnicient h reiatc
.he circumstances OF the accident.-Jcurnai Of Com
Melancholy Occurrence.--A boat containing Ia men,
while crossing Buffalo Creek, about o'clock yester-
day afternoon, dred nner the bows or the schooner
Florida, filed, and mediately upset. ard the follow
Jog perscns were drowned: John Hsgins, john, Web
sier, John Lgh,heari, William Wright. Henry Pad
die. Barrel Cleveland, Stephen Penn and John VIII
son--the last three men offamilies. They were
ioinerr, in the employ Of Mr.. b. Rn,hhun. The DO.
dies probably carried hythe force OF the cur
rem. into the lake. and haze not yet heen fonnd:
Tr4+a ~ sN ~ We BaGafo Whig.
Heary Rains.--During the las, two ~ three days Il
has Fained IN ihe cay and scinty with very little ~.
Permission. some lines in torrents. Considerable rain
must also have fallen the mountains OF the Allie.
ghary. the sudden rise Of that river sufficiently in.
dcn,es. During the las. SO hours the Allegheny rose
NJ The rate Of about three inches per hour, and
iinues TO rise al about that rate. In many places il
sweeps over the banks, carrying AWAY with its rapid
cnrren, every ,hing within iis reach We understand
that several saw mills have sustained considerable
damage from this sudden PItsbmrg Ga<stte.
All Pieased.-The result. of,he Pennsylvania eiec-
ton has The extraordinary recommendation OF pleas
ing MI par,iesa least FIVE may take their own words
for IT, The Wolfes pleased, that the Mwiies did
not succeed-ihe MHiies tickled that the Woifes
are sady bea,en-the Wings are mons,rousiy pleased
tina, both their opponents are in the minorir-and
sound politicians and honest men every where ARE
pleased tina. they have length attained their dues.
Il 10 therefore theme and tune of immense pleas
ure all round. and IL had not participated IN H.
shouldnt have written this pleasant paragraph.
go NJ. FSedcaian.