Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
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| A1EMN-SELECTED. 1 Inn WEArHKH AND THE CRoPsl U66lwi,hns tle lastfew dayswe have had two Sr tbrse weeks of as fine summer weather could be wished The effect has been that corn nus inuieused m growth rapidly, and in many parts ofthe county, informed tat crops which were considered an almost entire failure. will yield very fair proporonof the usual amount of grain Pasture likewise has partially recovered from the effects of the drought and rashoppels the latter having swept over whole acres with destruction al- most equalto fre.-[Po'keepae Tel. Y Aa2ea | DREADEuL ACCIDENT AT RocHKsrER.-Wel learn from the Roohester Democrat Exsa thaton Saturday last, mosfdeporable disaster ocesrrsdin that city. The citizens md assembled in great numbers to behold the ascension of MT. Lauriat and his balloon the sheds and fencesin the neghbolhood were crowded, prnci- pally with children. A wood shed, overloaded with numbers gave way and precpitatsd twenty or more to the Etcpnd One o these had his back broken, an other an axehande forced through histheh, and ssy sfal and legs were fractured One of the suffer ergis sad to haye died since the accident @
 SuIcIDE.--Ihe Hon. William c. Jarvis. late Speak ersef Ahe Maesa chusetts HGuse of Representatiyes lately committed suicide at Wcther6ed, vt while in asRtRte of mental derangement, by shooting himself through the heartiwith pistol.
 s.ESfg Millions. When MT. Ewing, and otlier Sem aters asssaedthat the Surplus Revenue would amount Fifty Millions the lst of January, lss5 they were Haduced and slandered in most extraordinary man. 9er It was asserted by MT. Benton, and other Van band; and that whatever balance there was q might psaTs Lhyshe Report rom ihs Treasury Departnaentl isae su5ise. to draft and inS over jor-aepsn asi
 Ewing wa all prove core --N. r. Ado.
 sss s@ hs :ss 'i,sas 3 fss 'sESys mob, neae Chilicothe, of Mr. EIwARD WEED, late of !L Lane Seminary, and since of Cummingsvie. Agen- s.eman e M q MaFiettas whom entire ccnidence may been made in shs stage house ss Wooster, by Ken: tuck,an travelling north in pursu of slaves and after Ssra Esaf3sss sKss sa9 a h on some some day ot last week. when IT. Weed arrived in ;ss f@wn Sn some s:s. and bssEg hpoTn as an abo shaving his horse, removing tho wheels of his waggoa. &c ;that MT. Weed soon after left town, was follow ea ey the of hs wagon D,oss s9 Pesss me hoiss 4 ARoPE or BxkK until he was dead The Kentuckian stated that e was informed of the fet on at Chilccthe, and went and saw the body cf Mr. Weed. ,asSss MARRIEN. 4 gaese,
 In NewYos3 city, on the 18th plts the Rev. Amos Billings Beach. of Iischfed, Ct. iq Miss Cafharine Mos o sRa ss yss ss s sss sssshss sses S
 h Nsw.Haven. Mir Daniel II Parter ,o Mis- Esp.
 si!sss T wsoS sassiSs sss Suso $ oNfpa s; ss.. M
 Porter; MT: David Q; Twitchsi. cf, 0xford to Miss ChaIiose Twitchell; Mir Russell Jscobs g Bristol, fo Johnson, Of Newbury. s. c. to Mias Charlotte A.
 Rowe, of Fair Haven; M. George " wheason, f Ches- | Charies E Corham to Miss Gracs DOpeai; Mr. Fred
 erick Potter, of Chester, to Ms Caroline Stoger cf Fair Haven; MT. Hubbard M Smith to Miss s.rsh | line. dauehter of MT. Wm. FaipchIldd d.lss.j.
 In Halsiord. Charss A. TsHy. "A; IT hyef Clsye!sDd.
 ehO tc Miss w;ls. SGl,a F A faaS HSssg % Pss.
 ia A.hsad Mi izsn.x P.s. q nlias Eully HhHows. ltS Tfn Nsw-Hayen Mr. Charles AtwAtpfS JT, 70 Miss
 May, daughsr Of Joseph Moniscrefy' Esqs q Fhia-
 Yn D.nb,,rv ou he lSthina Ml Benjamin Hobby, Eof Teenwich. to Miss Julia M: Hznhlin, cf the for: ! mer place; ct the same time, Mr; Hiram baFnumA 0 II RFockfsld to Miss Sally 4. Hamn4p-
 in Hartlord. Mr. ChSries E. psiiinsl, of 'TSlada. l Ohio 0o Miss Sarah Ann Geym6nEs NsA