Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-31

TIE LegsIAtuf0 OF NUoQe ASiAnue Nttef tue Kew u.
X. Avery, the repu,ed murderer Of Miss Cornell a,
TGeron, had absconded, offered reward Of $500 for
his apprehension.
Avery has since been arrested ut the house Of Mr..
Mnyhew, living obscure road in the ,owa Of
Ringde, N. II. BY Col. Harnden, Deputy Sheriff Of
Fall River, taken to Boston, and from thence to
Rhode Island. Tho Boston Con- Gazette Of the oath
says" Mr.. Mayhem at FIRST denied ali knowledge Of
the prisoner, who attempted escape, after being
warned by Mrr. Mayhem, but stopped at The door
by ono of,hs sheris officers. He had disguised him
seIfiy allowing his whiskers grow which previous
~ had always been shaved. Mr.. Avery asserts that he
Left Rhode Island only the urgent solicitations of his
legal advisers and friends avoid as fury ard excite
ent Of the people against him. He visifed Zhnrs-
day ereniag BY nan6er Of his prefessOnai b,sfhrsm
and left the city, in company Of the sheriff, o'clock
yesterday morning, for Fall River Col. Harnden was
ignorant tina. any reward had been offered for the APP
preensoa Of Mr. Avery when he started In pursuit Of
him. and Mr. Avery avers that only t,co persons knew
the route he intended take, the place where he
proposed to conceal himself He insists that one Of
them mus, have betrayed his confidence"
Public feeling in the neighborhood Of the morder 10
strongly excited agains, Mr.. Avery; and his sudden
fight when second warrant issued for hs arrest
has only iended heghsen the suspicious against him.
He has many friends-and some Of them no doubt nd.
vised him to make his escape, and have eudeavored
to conceal him. We read considerable Of the tess-
msny elci.ed before the Magistrates and sGrpr-
sed that they shoald have come 10 tho conclusion that
there was not evidence sufficient to bind him over for
trial. Whether no be guilty or innocent, however. II
10 important ihas bis case should not be prejudged,
bot that he should have fair and impartial trial be-
fore he il condemned
Nso Pablie0sions.-Ws have received wiilin the
last few days copies Of the New-YOrk Farmer mad
American Magazine" edited by Samuel Fleets well
established and salaable agricultural journal, ct %
per annum. Also the 6rss number Of new publica-
ton entitled the "American Plough Boy" price so,
devoted also TO the interests Of the armer-boh pub.
ished hy D. X. Miner, publisher Of the N. Y. Amsri-
ean-aSd We should judge. from hasty examinations,
both deserving Of encourasemsnt.
1hs "American Rail Road Journal aad Advocate
Of Internal improvements" published ~ she same
gentleman the above. has lately commenced iis %
volume In an enlarged and improved form. Az Il i.
the only Journal Of the kind in the country, should
imagine il woud 10 ought TO be abssdan,ly support
ed; bot we learn that Il barely sspports ITSELF
The Ladys Book. for Jassary, jsss receivsd, con
iains beautiful engraving OF the Philadelphia Fash
IONS and two three .olesable ood cuss. Are there
nose Of our sir readers that wish take this work
The price 10 only % per anDum.
The Middlesex Gazette, heretofore edited By Mr
Parmelee. has rsces,y passed isio other hands,
10 sow edited by 8. w. Griswold. Esq. It's poIiica
coarse win remain unchanged, snlsss. ~ we hope,
becomes mere temperate and prudent.
The Hos. Asher Robbins has been re-eleesed Sc
naaOr in Coagsess irem shs state Of Rhede Islaad.
Hon. Joseph Ksnt, laIe Governor Of Maryland, ha
bee" elected 70 che Sssass from thas state for Gos
years from !hs 4h Of March asxt place Of the HoB
Samuel Smith.