Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-21

,ae anne plase bowling aud moaning in =
s;naulnr manner. There : no doubt "a the
laie he met. Two persons were arrested,
but no proof being found agalnsi mem, .nsy
were discharged. Stewart was apouk Say
wears old, Scotchman BY Dirtns ana VIC. 8.
11nce = merchant in extensive business. m.
Albany rat having failed in business re
,-,S;r.1 4, 4 farm near Youngstown ai1o o.
ersrsea snme aliention by the seclueion 20
wlSirh he lived until near The period OF ms
death EochYpst DeMocrat
An Erse,sire Ram.--A funny law suit
came off week before last, between two far
mers at Pownal VT. George Layden had a
very ferocions masculine sheep, when ne
was wont to let run upon the highway. a
neighbor Of Mr.. Layden's had also q cow
which he was driving home from pasture
with her young calf, on q certain OCCASION
AS the COW was passing nus Tan-snIPs VIZ
was Grazing on the highway rs usual. the
ram look il into his head 10 butt the calf,
which he knocked down senseless. Both the
cow and her master undertook 10 punish the
ram for this piece of brutality, and during
the attack upon him, the animal got the bet
ter of the man, and gave him severe but,
ting. broke one of his ribs, and he was laid
nm q month In consequence. For this as
sault and battery, the suit in question was
brought against Mr.. Layden, owner Of his
ara.Tnsiesly. As L. proper example 70 all
0fher valor0us rams, the Jury mulcted the de-
fendang In 81 50 damages and costs. Az
SA7rNes on SKnpER JAcK. OF ORLEANs.- y.
Captain Martins boys say I am miser and
/ an aristocraf, because have laid up $5,OUU:
| + don't care what they call me 50 long az !
am not late ut dinner, that grass has not
grown under my feet, that have kept right
taily. and haven't cheated my crew OF their
rights. Were all the idle lazy vagabonds ~
town to get together and dub themselves the
working man's club, or should the drunkards
| fern q Temperance Society, and Capt. Mar
tins men cali themselves the democratic
party, would we not want some better eyi.
dence Of their principles than the name ol
their associations? What do they mean by
iaristocracy? didn't know what the word
meant until looked II out in the dictionary
La parros will say Polly, Polly, pretty Polly,
Polly, pretty Polly. Just so Capt. Martins
lboys repeat aristocracy.r They don't know
what it does mean, they know i isn't spit
cling the main brace. and that's all they care
about it. N The dictionary says u means
sthat form OF government which places the
4 supreme mower in the nobles.'F Who are the
mobiles? Those which hold the supreme
power. 1 Who holds the supreme power
Martin Van Buren, and the lOcos. Whal
then are the locos! The aristocracy the
mobiles Of the country, those that think them
, fselves little better than their neighbors.
This is loco-foco logic, any thing may bf
proved by,it.s sesta a.
I When Skipper Jackson took command
there was no hnbbub about the currency, "a
| was as. smooth as the summer sea. All the
difficulties have conso on rs during Jackson
and Van Ruren's skipper-ship, and they are
responsible for II, for they had the helm and
neglected 70 steer BY the compass. Their
pursers and pursers mates took the peoples
money for their own, a mistake which others
sometimes make, and sqaandered Il among
their comrades. They have Jared sumptn-
| in dress. and the poor industrious fishermen
land sailors have foolishly imagined that
they must blow the fashions and rig them
selves out in their long toys, never wore q
,ruffled shirt. nor cloih that cost Eve dollars
10 yard. Ishould be- ashamed to be seen
with nice broad 10th coat, even on the Sab
bath /; for Y0gnes dress finer and more fash
iOnable in these days than the Worthiest and
best men among u.s. My wife never hnd a
silk gown till she had earned it with the la
Dor Of her own hands, and she has brought
up her daughters % know the value of every
thing. They never had hut 0De pair Ofshoes
d year, and d calico gown will last thetin
three !; and tidier and neater girls don't 30
into the meeting house. / have as much
reason % be- proud Of them, rs the Vicar Of
Wakefield had Of his, or as Corneiia Of her
Jewels. They are brought up 10 cook and
do all Kinds oG houseWork, and as for HELP,
none ever entered my house, and my wife is
resolved that none ever shall. Now youlsee
how i Is that 4 happen 70 be an aristoc !
have been lucky and earned some money,
and my wife and daughters have saved III.
The iocos sSxear there is.no difference be-
lyseeE l3 and 40, and therefore are not tit.
ID receive back the duty on the salt they con-
sumo, % keep i sharp eye o. the weather,
ma see thar these fellows do nor ret bank
b The windward Of you. say keep y sharp
look out. Many . ship has been lost by the
negligence Of theSWateh. Troy was lost by
he sfratagem ola wooden horse, and Ameri-
"a may be- lost BY the stratageni Of 9 Sub
Treasury, beware Of men who call them
Jelves patriots but act the knave. 3ss ssa Il
The Skipper concluded by Offering the fol-
owing sentiment which was received with
hree times three. s'slss ", atJsaa Mi
Oar Cossntry-- May herofIicers be honest
nenand skilfnl navigators, her laws just and
with equity and m0deratioils
md her people be well fed, well used and
Ontent 4; s d. IN ]. 81 q 4. s3., 7. a
When The cheering hnd ceased 10 rever-
IeFAte over the waters, d green horn dischar-.
ed from Uncle SANS ship for incOmpeten-
", and now major Of the camboose 'oll board