Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05

ESrss in NesO. York.-The organ Manufaciory oi Mr. Henry Erben, ofihe most ex'ensise es"t' lishmenis in the United States, Nos. %, 96 and SS. Cen,re-street, NewYOrk. was entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday week lasi, with abuiIhng in the rear, owned by Me. E. and occupied by Mr. John Mo"rs as Srass foundry. aad grea, quantity of seaso"ed V and sssS sG f Elso Va ~s. 'a;Sft o the amour. of 3i4O0O. which is supposed will nearly cover his loss. Three valuable organs, for Rox. bury, Macs. entirely finished, ior the Moravian Church, W. York, nearly completed. and anoiher for Montgomery, Ala together with pars of other insiru men,s, aad many valuable naterials were among the property des,r"yed. The Gas wosks s'j"i"ng were also considerably injured, and quantity of rosi1 burni. During the 6re there was quarrel be'wee" the gas men aud tue fremee in which several of the belGgeren@ were seriously i"jured.
 The wife of Mr. David Avery, of Westminster, w. has presented her husband with fps children wi,hin fifteen montha! Abixa Suow. of Brunswick. Ms. was presented hy his wifs Sunday las', wh three boys wishing 2l lbs.. all well a, last dates.
 F'Ies M ESSO. Fork. and Joss efife.-The grocery etose of G. B. Rich, of vesey and Washing,"" s,s, was destroyed ny fire Monday morning, with mos, of the s,ock. 0"iag 10 the falling ofa paro" wall, which carried with it the wall Wash. several persons were hUre.: !" he vuins. Among them, lad named Janes Williamson, aged about l6 clerk ia the store of D. Ringers G Sons. was killed. Anoilfer lad and black maM, also severely injured. Messrs Gnlick, HoAmre and Ri- ker of,he fire depar,men' narrowly escaped the same fa,e They were all in the bniiding . few minutes previous to the fslIins ofihe wais. The two former Lad bsrely stepped oU and the latter wh party ot Reemen was a the head of the ladder about Co enter the prehses ia vesey.sree, the second story. whe" ,he walls in Washing,on-sree, fell.
 Eneiish WI.-Carieaiure vgReiies from London undev she title oG" Emigration" The 6ss rspreseHss . poor iamily emharkiag board the ship aa Liver. poOl Eor America. Anolher, a iTemeRdnns storm as sea short allowance; bigs water and junk heeG A .hrd the Ia"ding a, an America" seaport ., the mo- u.eat of dreadGsl cholera raging; se"der of eoi"s on the wharf, aSd Doiices of fu"der.akers and cheap fnerals posted up in sandy plaess. Another exhibits ,e aveatusous family ia sle dreay soli'udes and or. ess oG the backwood settlements. and shs interview takes place with the napes being ies'OoSs of sea ses- pen,s dangling from ihe trees. and "Osher varm'"'" Another vis, from se1iev. beiag grisy bear poking
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