Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

jury at MiIedgeviile tGeo.) agains. Dennis N Owen. for the murder of John Mason. The case ofhs ace complice Clover was before the jury the 27,h uI,.
 4 DasL-Ths PennsyIvanis" of "Wednesday says: We learn that duel took place yesterday ihe Dell aware line, between two young men. students of the Pennsylvania University, one resident of the city, and tho other from the interior. The beligerenis ex changed shots, with other resuIt than slight ian- " to the trigger finger of the gentleman Ofihe coun- .sy-and so the matter ended.
 Mr. Lewis Tappan commenced a libel suit last sum- mer, against the editor the Commercial Advertiser, on accoun, ol publication which grew ons of the Abolition ro,sin the city of New-York. The suii has been withdrawn, and the costs paid by the plaintiff.
 The Gold CMyrency.-What has Income ofihe Yel- low Boysi Since the election, neither see nor hear any thing of Gen. Jackson's Currency. We hoped a, gold would be plenty, and iha, the Yoor as well as the rich would enoy ,heir share he spells It is bot keeping the word of promise to eyes, fhese gold pieces, aer being shown about as aseecto"s are all to drop back into the vaults of the Little Monsters.
 Aib. Ese. Josy.
 Libel suits are ns ihickas blackberries iD Vermont The Hon. Titus Hutchinson has sued the editor ofhe Woodstock Courier. and laid his damages a 425 0O0;
 sun. very easily pnid ofthe neil proceeds of . country newspaper, whose gross income inay perhaps, he $500 year. Mr. Hill, ofthe MonpeIier Patriot, and Mir. Knapp ofihe Journal, have also sued each other. Rather small business.
 The cotton factories in England alone empoy 2l2.- 300 persons One firm in Manchester pays million sterling per RRnUm iR wages. fs<
 The beautiful bridge over Licking river. ai the Low. CT Bue Licks, in Kentucky, which was fsished only sk. A. ed in pieces, with the less of one of the workmen, drowned. Cost over S20,0OO e. Legai Lins.-During the discussion ofa cause ]" which the boundaries of piece oflsad were io be cesained, the counsel, oi one part stated, i've e OH shis side, my iord; aad the counsel of ihe other part said We he Os this." Tue chancellor stood "p and said, "Ifyow e on boh sdes, whom will you have me believe I"
 Sea Dog-On Saturday morning last, jssi a, day. lish,. Mr. Lewis Cook, killed Sea Dog upon ol the rocks on Harbor Ledge, oihis village. by puiiag bullet through his head wish masket. He secured the corpse aad bsoagh. i. up to Captain Lockwood'a store. I,s weight ls6 po"nds, aad he is well deserv ing the attention of ,hs curious. Oar fsheEDen have frequently told of seeing Sea Dogs aiias Seals upon the rocks a our hsrbor their stories have general ly bssn received for about much credit she wri- | tines of Baron Manchausen; but new we have the conmaaiOa ofihe faes that animas os shst n habit tie water Of our harOr. mr. Cook siaiss sisrs were seu upon the rock, sad he seeessd she largest II Ssamford Gsnfinei.s 4 L4pIaad Enmmv-inclpdiag also whas in oihs' countries s called spring ss6 sasuhs. consis's si y. sx days, as Sollows :--JuHe 2S ssow snslas-Jsly l. 6aow goss-9, Fields qsiss gseen-l7. Plants q fal erow,h-25. Plants al laI blswAug. 2, FsuiIs ripe 10. Plants sAed their seeas--ls. ssow. Fsom thi' time to Juse 2s shs grOssa is every where covered wish snow, and the waters Wi'h tee.