Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-07

been tor mauy years pasts no mas aF11eu from tne gEeat fallof snow dnsipg sha winter.
 Sterling Nheassn, . dandsi of Raleigh, N. c. was fined last week Ss. i6s opening grave and pulling out she teeth ci dead body.
 SeseFal ui the aqnaro toes 0f phadelphia are com psshinr shnf malixing ismaking considerable head. way tn the ranhs cf fshiop. They think that there is too much freedom sf milnners a-days-Noah.
 Last onsh lhe cercmony of removing the first earth for the Ioanason of rOuen-fctory at Athens, Geo. was performed witl' great sp'rade. The Gcorgians show spirit tlaf is etcEmined to fight the tariff folks with their own wUnp0nss--lB.
 The PeansyIsania Vi lage Record has advertised for garden and nursery. They complain that they of Chester have to go Philadelphia for their pOta. toes and tnrnips.--Kb.
 Here AssassiaosiOMs-Ia night in the early part of the evening, man was most nhumanIy butchered in s, Peter street. His body had been GU. open in four places wilh agger, and his pockets ricd and turned wrcng side oui hetore any person arrived on the spot. This, tso, befafe half past o'clock in the evening.-N. O4erss C0av.
 It is stated that AIr. Richard Rush has made ar- arrangements to go to England as agent for the Chesa peak and Ohio Canal Company, to obtain funds for the prosecution of their work. Gseatcon6dence is entertained af she success of his mission.
 There is in New.York . gsanr advertised for exhi- bi,ion. He weighs 6l9 pounds.
 4 royal sarcnsm.-A London paper says that Me- Peel. when he consented advocate Catholic E,nan- cipafion, Durmured aboutthe difficulties of his part. "Oh," said the King, "yohr part is not 90 diff. cult as mine. YOn can resign, but \ can't"
 The Dusches county Circuit Cour. which adjourn ed last week, had only it's calendar. The Common Pleas did not sit for want of judges. They took ont the prisoners. aired and dused them, and put them in again.-Noah.
 Mir. Willis New Monthly Magazine, has just been published. The Boston Daily Advertiser says it has exceeded hisexpectations.-AB
 A New-Jersey editor says that man sent his wife to stop the paper because had every week something to say against intemperance. Conscience !-Ib.
 schoolmasier in the west was recently dismissed, because he wrote for copy to of his scholars, Hail Masonry! science divine"
 The Cleaveland Herald of the 9th s,atcs, that the Lake navigation has opened.
 A countrynan in one ofthe western states. with load of meai drove up to ladys door, when the io lowing brief dialogue took place: ''Do yon want to buy any meal9 .'What do you ask for it bushes i'' "Ten cents, ma'am, rrime.'' 70, cnn get t for a 6p." tIn a despairing voioe) Dear Lady' will you take busl,el for aothiag 7,'s s.Is 1t sfed9'
 A mGnners are the indications of pride, ill naure and want of sense. Without one of these defects, no man will offend against good manners merely for want of being accustomed to what is called gensee society.
 Let not children 6e rocke9.-A foreign writer finds fault with the prevalent practice of rocking children and considers tle eau se of many diseases. He asks, and with much reason, "When the human of. spring first begins make useof its faculties and to give proof of its being sensible to existence, even should this be done hy infansine cries is it rght stop nose cries and ayng that tribu,e to nature9 The rocking of the cradle brings on sleep only through inc supor produces on the sem ses. Such a nosion cannot but offend the delicate flores of the bfin of the iniant igure it's digessiop the milk ion which it derives its nourishment and tsrn t into curds. ."--N. Y. Morn. Coar. :,
 Accideats-On Tuesday of last week; at Warren R. ]. IT, Bosworth fell from the foretop-sa yard of a vessel into the river, and injured by striking the railing The boats which conveyed him to town, had not gone 50 rods from the vessel when w. Allen leo. lored cook fell from the yard into the river and was drowned. The next day, two fresh hands were shipped in their place. before sunset these two quar- relied, and nearly split open the skull of the oeh- CT with handspike. This man and Bosworth are both likely to recover. During the same week, c. Salisbury fell from the roof of house in that town and lad, running with jackknife in his hand fell and stabbed himself. These were not dangerously hurt
 Poiaieai.-The Cabinet at Washington is said to be divided on the system of prescription. Mr. Ingham is said to be at the head of the vndictive, and Mr. Van Buren on the oppositesside. The Democratic Press says, the return ofMr. Branch will give Mr. ingham majority. and then rotation in office may be expected to go by steam.''--Eiarffcyd RegisD.
 On the 9th ut. George Smith, near Newark, Ohio was killed by lightning, whilst walking in an open field.
 Whether yielding tO an influence which he cannot resist, or pursuing inc bent of his own inclination. we are unable t0 say-but so it is; that Mr. Secretary VAN BUREE is the first of the officers of the Government who has set example of removing GOm office Clerks in the Department oyer which he presides, for their opinions sake. OD Tuesday afternoon, Philip R. FendalI, Thomas I.. Thruston, and Wm. Siades received from the honorable Sec FetaTy information, by letter, that the unpleas- ant duty had dev0lved upon him of inform lng this early information of the fact, that they might have time to prepare Gor their crit without inconvenience. These are not the worlds but this Is the substance of the intima-