Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-13

C9se cf RtU. Nr. Pan 2dnst ot Rocheetr,
 HSOCnes!et PSpesS .f Saturday are nearly filled with
 chs .neI et Rev MT van Zandt. ot that ely, on a the alledged victim. The Rochester Daily ASvsr,;.
 ger Says1She is fair looking young woman, of the
 .eSun neigh. aud apparently an artless, coniidnR
 though of this we possess no other proof thaiS orrL!e appearance She stated the commencement
 e", ...r @ @ac3Ealnance E with Van Zandt-.he commence.
 h ot us advanceS towards undue fa familiaFity-lill
 , me n'at accomplishment of her ruin. She was sub @ to protracted and searching cross s-examina- Ma.t x tnat experienced and acute nterrogator, anG F. M. Haght, Esors - - '. P,t from the testimony of Rev. Thomas Britton, of tbe tbdhya, ds,,o and James De Wolf of Rhode Island for znI !estihes that he was with the Rev Mir. Van ahn rom about half past 10 o'clock, A. M, till aeJsed e, eTcK, h M. of the day when the crime is " %ns committed in defendants study obout hnIf nost M V ". II britton & testimony canno, he overthrown Mt' Van Zandts vindication is comnleie it ;s cnr. 'ooora'ed by that of James De Wolf''
 E lNls always exceedingly difficult ,o coDr;ce ,heso reverend gentlemen of thigh crimes and misdemean. ors" Witness the case of Avery, Jarvis and of 7. variety of others which might be named lt is, bov. ever sometimes convenient to silence ,heu f-o,, preaching lest their example should be deemed nor. nicous. In this case. notwithstanding the oemn,ed and was supposed also supported ali, the Rocbes. ter Evening Poss says that after powerful .rppmeu, Oy VI. H. Sbley, and a charge rather favorabls ,o l Mr. Van Zandt by the Judge, the jury after four hours aeiiSeraon brought in verdict of $9oOO Cor
 Hon; Thomas Dayee, late Member of Congress ''' 'a''' u'eu 0' 'F0psy as shlanchard on the ls''
 .-. MARRIED, @
 p m North Canaan on the 10th inst. Mir. Lucius S. bGel; of L,tchhed, to Miss Sarah Donalds. 'i Mss s,P Pos 4 pfsr V""dbO Wells' Mr. Chester Wckwire to Miss Mary A. liar.
 In Milton, on the Sd inst, by the Rev. s. w. Sec. field. Mr. George c. Grswold, of Plymouth Hollow, to Miss Lucy J. Wst,nore. N. '''"
 5" DIED, .t .g 1
 In Watertown, oH the 27lh of December Mr. l Lewis Johnson, son of Mr. Luther Johnson. ol hood. and to him the flood tide o prosperity, cut off he has left full circle of friends to mourn his loss- lie was to his household. Father; to the commun. mon tamilv of man, Brother. Retaining every fac. u!ty of strong mind 10 his last moments, fully ens ble that "hs hour was come," although at times lures weak kness, yet with that hope which is as an anchor to the sou triumphing; he gave to his aged parents, his brothers and sisters his wife and chi warning and counsel not to be misunderstood nor ea silly forgotten l speak, said he, with eternity now opening before me. Alter taking an affectionate l leave one by one of his connexions and friends the strong frame yielded to disease, and the soul returned to God who gave it--Con,. AIR ,..T l
 In Salisbury, on the 18th ul,, MT. Joshua B. Cof. 6ng, aged 26. -'7T7 VIM In Torringford. on the l7th ult., Mr. Aralzeman Carr, aged 42. son of MT. Cletnan nt Carr. ,. "'''
 In Branford, Miss Rebecca Beers, aged 67-Mr. { Josiah Frisbie. revolutionary soldier. aged 90.
 In Trumbull county, Ohio Hon. Eli Baldwin, for. mery of New Milford, Conn. p"
 In Burlington, Dec. 25lh, Mr. Wm. Elton, aged 69. l Int afternoon of the day. he went into the saw mill of Mr. Stephen HOchkiss to grind axe, and while 1 stone slipped from its place. In endeavorng to re- place the band his arm was caught, which brought him on the shaft. aroGnd which he was carried for some time before the motion could be stopped. One side of his ribs and and leg were badly bro. ken, tha. he survived but about three hours after the accident. <" '