Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-03

learn by the BOa10n Lfnuscrtpt 0S lnnrs- day evening. that Charlastown was Nilited siil the most destructive eSDhagrutiOn that has happened there since the fire Of 'za It 1 commenced lew nianles befove 6 o'clock. | on Tuesday evening, iD . small wooden ten- ament in the rear of Middlesex Hotel, where some children had bse0 playing ssnF -a1ss old stove. and it is suFpused they ycemsDunseated, ire tO parcel 0fs shasiugs. IL soon com. inunicated tO other buildings, and continued to rage until past 10 0o'clock, having destroy ed all the buildings on the easterly side of Warren BFidge-aI aIl extendi6g themee toi the old bridge-all on both sides of the Main. street from the Bridge u the. ,sqhare--alh on the North EasterEy side 0fi the squsre to Warren-street lexcept the Bunker Hill Bank, which is of stone) where. its progress was ar- rested by. Skinner and Hurd's store, ,whict was saved by fen, inch brick wall--aIt the buildings on the street leading to the Navy Yard, as far as the Greek. This willcSBsey, says the Transcript,an idea of, the, ,dsyasta- tiOn. The title was at itslthb,s and many cn. zines could not work, for want of water. Mr. Elisha J. Taylor, of Engine. No. 5, fell from the rO"f of two story building, and was 80 badly injured that but little hopes are enter tained of his recovery. Tie total number of buildings destroyed $ seDenky. and the loss of property is estimated at $2OO. .Q00-Of which more than half wasinsnred, d,---aN, 4, Paltad.
 A singular accident occurred tn a, ,steayrboat on the Mississippi, on the 18th Juty. While running close to the shore tO avoid the cur rent, a large cotton tree suddenly ieIl across the boat with' a tremendous crashS breaking through the boiler deck to the lower, iO which dozen men were sleeping, all of whom had not time to leap out of danger before the huge trunk sunk deep into sfhe deck, nearly sever- ing one poor fellow in two, crushing. the head of another, and slightly wodnding one or two others. Aftpr the dlatrr caused ny ahis oc- currence had subsided. the tree was cut away and the'bdats proceeded on herlxoyage.d The tree was ninety feet long an,il lfous feet in di- ameter. -~~~--
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 AoFnraHr.-lThe nBaltinhres Ctroniclesa fSwday siBctaeiDptay yed d iie~, csrrieras, one of its isn,rtes;t hu, oid, mistakes, made Cross with aapi1ceiof chalk pn the residences of some 0f the subscribers. The occupants, not knowing ihe akject 9f this, strange park on their dwellings, beean1s salarwsd with an apprehensinns that they had beens chalked down for the ofief4li8n 0f the then raging mob law, and some of them even mored out before they asceriaiDed ihsiF errors!,t heh
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 The choIeta has made ffightfui aravages a, Versailles, Kentucky onthe nlprning epding the l7th, in a popalatiOn of nearly 1000 per sons. there occurred in the space of "A hours, 30 cases and SI, 4deaths!, Among them so many of thasnsdieal msH. that;ra leilsrawas dispatched to Lexingtonfor'medical aid. WI hen three of the physicians eof that town, Drs. Pawling, Bell ahd, Black burn, with a gener. ous devotion, immediately proceeded th itlier. In RusselIville. where the diseasea allas nearly disappeared, there have been 100 deaths.
 Naturalists have discovered that there are as many insects 0q u neW ly Satheeed piun as there are ln'nan beings on the w1iyIss globe.
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 Rev. aRnius w.. Bailpyyaof lGheraw. s. c. formerly the exeellsht' Cs sgaIipnal eninis- ter at Pittsteld, Mass, writes io the Sccftiary of the AnlinSlayeryr .Society, ,rsqpes,iDg that no more of inpublicaiions may he semitic him, and adds,-" tiative ,of News Eng glai1d, haxe hscoms intimately acqGaidsed With the state Of slavery at the South, by a residence 0f eight years in iliis Sfaie! ( Sd fas sis know, not single Northera man hers, sympathises i1 the least syiih your qscntiments. Here is no AohtReER P0fsAa es,F,s ssy, . s 4lli4aeits,l4e.,
 Here is an ahmsied sks,sE ofr aa old s1yas which the admirers of br. Van Bufsn's denSocracy win do well io con oysf. Talk abdnt federalism -ih9 federalism q Marsha and iEea, by 1cSGifds oiotRs democracy of vas Buren. and feat ikis lis from Etefetts 0FatiOis a8t F1at h' 4t@f 9H pssdk l f s,ouettids the Shat renuncason Of aegiaaee tets srsht lsfiian, John Adamy sesk; i,e lead ths first ipdyidVab h seems .y me, who ior- med aud expressed distinct idea Of Ansericah IN! h letlet the tnontb of Oc. tahersl7J4 when he was himself but ,lwepiy scare old while France and her Indian allies alood, like wall pl ire, against the progress of the Aieticans wsstward, he predicted inc expulsaas 1f ah6 Erehch from che ceNHen, aud the lishnGnt of na sde- pendent government, the basis oE Ahe union 0f the eol"aies. fortified by controlling naval poaer.-4 meDceniept tog ihe war, whiclp removed ihe French frem the lnOaiiDepl; Topg before the pew ,fnancia policy of. Great Briain. had woke lhe Ihg1ders pl James Otis and Patrick Hepry; twenty one years, Ut ieas JohB Adams had cherished The vsi0n of IAle- pentence eHahads eeensane war ioagbl through.si b sgalar aecordagse gls 'he desiipy hs bad Iore.cld Baiks of psssSsIc9 slisaieciioas TIlis pansin lAeaghs tbsh hsealte and words i,Lal bprp had dseoursed to the undeTstandngs apd hearis 6T his felOw.cili1ens He had burst e bUnds 0ltrierd. sh; and ideasityiRg Anseil aA well le might. Ssilh
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