{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Fear cf Sfarvation.--We learn from the Char1es~ ton Courier that the failure of the crop i the upper sections of South Carolina has created sive alarm-leading even to the migration of some thousands of the white population to Tennessee and Kentucky, and other western regions, to seek bread for their families, during the coming scarc- sy of corn, supposed to be rendered certain the consequence of the late unexampled drouth.- Several of the railroad companies have reduced the rate of toll on corn toafnost nominal charge, in order that it may reach the interior at comparative ly reasonable prices. .os.sra ....j.fvs