Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 30, 1830 · page 3

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’’-sixth of April next.

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‘field cbtiniy Teniperaiice Sociuiy. will be holden 1,

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lllllifil Gfilnllliug is Efiflllllllgi if permitted
and encouraged by public author-itv. it assuiues
more boldness, and spreads its dcsolatlng indo-

Tiiii-zsnnif, niljfiicn :30, E30.

An article in the last Stamford Sentinel,of a gross

dently charges as ‘i with knowingly and designing-
ly misrepresenting his language." He lays par-
ticular stress upon this point, and says it is dishon-
t of thing ; but what will be
ing, when we dvclnre that

thought of such sliuiil .
0 us coiztamzng any part

cw paper has ever been sent t

91109:‘ With an uiiblusliing face. If the’ stzre waiins
a work house, a state house, a bridge", or to -ieci.
5- m°m1l1leDl3 let our legislature lay ii tax for the

GIDEON TO.\ll.lNSO~.‘I—-l-‘on G-|V1-IRNOR.
l}‘GOl.DSI_3Y. W CR.-iWFOB_D—L'r Govnnson
VYILLIAM S.HOLLABgRD—-FonSi:crin'rsnv
lSAAC SPi‘.lNCER—l“0R Tnmsuaen

SEN -\T0lt FOR DISTRICT NO. 12.

i one of the most eloquent preachers in Ken:-1
~:<'.lty, and, possessing ardent and entliuusi-.
sac feelings liiiiisvlf, lite eiimred the. pol-
ti at an early age. afterwards left the
til it? for he bar. Duiing the late polit-

 

proceedings of Congress, that the Secreta-
ry of the treasury, in his Annual Report,
msrle it mistake to the small amount of
$';1,000.000, as to the expenses of the Go-
Vt'l'll|'1lt‘llI for the last quarter of the year

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to 1‘i'Iiss_Sa_lly A. Hoyt. all ofthat pl.-ice.

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_ -773e.S“€CE3-V5013-_-‘-ttlille-Phllfltli’ sentinel it
is allirmed-from Washiiigton. by “a man oi
great prudence and discretion,” that Gene;-,1]
Jackson willconsciit to run again, “\Vl1a,[t-iver
we may see in the publick prints ol‘,\V-asking-

tist. hySamucl Scolield Esq Mr. Enoch Pent

In VV.ilton..ou Saturday evening, the 97;},

inst._,by George Mead Esq. Capt, Daniel
Turrill of the former place,
Stevens, ol'Norwali:.

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 s‘wnEf1‘ ‘nuances,
For Sale by M H JOHN BURR:_\L[..

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SPEl.NDl_D SCHEME.
00, 1,500, 1,400, 1,300, 1,200,
1,100, 1,000. &c. .
Tickets 4dollari=, shares in proportion.
The Capitol ‘Prizes’ in this splcneid sclicine
may be uhtatne‘db_'v“appiy'ing'io Smut 8, Co.-—

$8,000, 2,5

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0:?” HUZZAH.i ! s. iiozziin '2 is 
Lptlery Draws at Norwalk on the Gib day of
-\priI,_ at half past8o'clock, A. M. at-H. Cooked
Mansion House. ' .

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personal cliar.-icie-, (ll!ll!‘»'tl'ldS some kind of notice purpose_ which Wm .1 . .1 . - . _ _ H q 3 . _Deult.rs‘ in Druzzs and illrdiizitms . . .
. from us, t .0113.-'li we conless that we Eire at a loss in class ofour citizens. 'l)‘li‘:i'iii0d:(iilfli-ii~ii?.? ill?-9.}. 1" =l 0XC"eme“l he lh""“' l'll"5"lf‘3P"" lb" m or oththr places.” 0 l 0 fidflers article" 18" ‘ ll 1 prize. 0‘ $2lo00 2 prize of 70'
d3i9l'ml"l“'i§ l"f°°l5el.l' "l“,"’l,l“*l-‘3°’§l‘ ~u_ght ll) be--- by lotteri.-s, fo- public purposes Upl5l‘l.l!:*s ':g"gl-.:3,‘:,L,;l_ l-l :lv'..-on parlv, and altlloiigli iipposetl by ',M°nu.mE"‘ ‘°‘Lawre'we"-‘The gen’3'al°"m’ NO 1.6 P1’.-}“’I{‘ ”‘ l ' I or L900‘ 5 7 ‘ill. 6”‘
We would avoid personalities as tar as iscousisteut ly hard on the IIll(l-Clll‘ and ‘outer’ -l- - -‘ 0 - - ’~-Hill’ ' fth ‘ t ' ‘ ll ' I mluee appmmed at a recent ‘“°"'ll"8' "ll ll“? " ‘ i-I -ELI?’ 1 of 600' 12 °f‘ - 50

g . ,1,’ . _. H U , 1, . ,0 _ 1 _ _ - c dbS8:slllCUlfl-1lll- . 0 e. mO~t Iii .ivnii.il nienibers, was ., . A 1 . , . _ EePF.C I FULLY acqitaiiit their customers 1 or, 400 - --

V “X ‘Justice to tos w o c 09.39 use suci weap- 13,-, 1“, mesa ,,..,,ch h,,,.e,h,_ tax ,0 pay and me e um ‘d C _ ‘I g i izcns ofN_ew Yors, have sent a d.:-putarion man“ ha . a 1 _ pol ol 40
) onsin their ttttaclis “pm! HS; and in the present more wealthy bear none ofthe burden livery in- . .i .-l‘ m . ""“-H853‘ Here he 30"“ l('l *0 .-Slbany toask assistatice of the legl;ilal.lIt'-'3.‘ . fly ve an emensm: supply °f ‘_ ‘°f 300 51 of 20
case \Vl:‘_pl’0l}ll3§ bn0t‘t0 0t(1!Id0'0(t]tr afiijatlant iu_ the dpcem--_i;-t is li-ld out to allure the people to pur- .99”, W983 wlnch leducud hm’ t‘,' m3 nmie” I: is Supllosedrlhallllle 5“Pe"l“le"d3'" 07 “N5 C ‘. L i V l ' bl‘ of 10
. Epldewtlwhd-::1,(; «'21:: 8.: |:§':l¢:i;I&li_3in his («)3 havetvery c.iu.~e tickets, and draw m,,,,e,- fro”, _,h . pockets ~tty cf:-tpplvmg '0 the Bank of the United State Prison at Siog.S:iig, will be antliorized at Norwiitlr, uhich can be obtained at their New 2 M foo 551 3,. 

S ,_ ' _ ‘I. . - I. _‘- ‘ole . o.o . ' I ' -- ‘-.. .'. I _-

- ‘ e f ' b d l k , Wu 6Sll.lt1 oftliose wiio ate unable to Spdlelt. ‘in this county 3.-itcs for rt licl. Thai in.~.tiini,gn,{‘,,,_.[,,,,, to quarry the shaft ofthe column and stone for °"‘ l"“°5~ 0" 8PPl|C8H0n to 2 of 90 51 V , -4
tion or ibato any 0 3/836, nowing as we do many stores are tnrueJ iutoloitery oliices a‘lt.ltllB = l‘ - I‘ - its has b t‘ l b " h - . . - Patel‘ 8:. Nl’Lrtr< Diiv-rists o '° -
liowessentiall'hisha incssde cndsu h ‘.i- ‘~ " 3. i . l ‘ (“ell 3-l''"'''” ‘.7 ll" “'9 m'5f°'lU"33 “f e y "e 3 our mt e°°'“"":5' . ' ' " ' 1”‘ ' " - “f '50 l59l,0l' 2'

_ _.l _ PP p_ pout at that Olljecl which meets t.ie eye wlieiiyou enter . - . . . Mfltflt 99. 193.0. . . H8 . ' ..
_ vorable opinion which he entertains of himself. these buildings is a lotrery aim in [ante taggers nempe 3 °l‘C”"gl'e55i ‘md CV9’ “P0” ll“? A. l-alter Wm‘ “"5 l_‘Qll"’W"'g d'l‘0Cl|0n was . ' , , . ' -.-- . 4 “'47° °r~ I .
.4 Th°9°“l5e h.° ms see“ ll‘ ‘° "d°.l" l."’,‘~‘l'z1rd.~i us is and characters telling Vullyllerebaria ticket; wholes "left '0 lit-chore them for a Clltlllllll event, mu '" the-P05‘ “filer-‘ "1 Buffalo =-“TU 8 Will HUBBQ‘ Lb" 8‘ BRADLEY9 .' '°l"””*$1 " H"l""“ 50 ‘-'l3“Q‘3- 25 Clsi
-" pIftc:§:g:ng§yrei{l)is'rcgigogpiblilagdnplqgufgiibgefiargt lizillves and quat-tots, for s:lille. This is so alluring Could not l‘0Sl\t his i>ii'.I‘e'ritins. Mt. Chi‘l— ‘,)$:£Vl:’)2$2rlvl‘al‘l‘°°P:,‘:' l*“'e_"f' ll‘ 0lll0- Tm: Uorner of the (Hill, Norwulk, ll" side ..l‘l- ‘ 7'-dG:t”:'LgttD & Co.
V -’ _ ‘ I ‘S h ‘ ‘is v _ - an so no o~m , es cc’: tl - t‘ l .' ' » . , - * , ‘ ' - . mus sen i _on in ~l:er.’' ‘ ., .-. . ‘ oor 1088’ an to 2116' , '
yquxarsublvct’ and when asked to com,“ his erior‘ may Say alt! gm}: map r(:rl‘u{I:n[nal§t éytpélltlhi usuiylfing ion was dCC0ll1ill0ddlell. llliililllg lli ofes ' The Bostou Tmvener S-a 3 till” t Flpllflb to the Public 8. general ns.of_lInenl -~——- ‘F W . - .. f‘--.5- .r.,9£,_..._..._..-
.: “thing which no candid edimr WW” ,,,,,.e de,,“,,_ display as ms. The bums eaéuyiaken in I Wm .l‘.Pl]‘i‘)f deep |~£I.l)pn.'._tll)C0 and lef0l~,"’l;e .e- Hers are m up“ d H} cpun iry P3: .' broods in their line-recently piirclmsed, ‘,1. W 5;}, :3 K 
e,,’he.,,ddS,,,_.,,,1,m,,,j,,,.yby,,,},e,.,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,Se, trymy luck. Bmme business does mfenzl her-C.‘ i-.n«nctt to K:~nlllCl(y a new lllan-—W:lS re. (‘ma Vveblitéixégeléglher lg ."f’~ r} giifilltésh Strut s v '1 H L . . . Rimls9b the
uaall groundless and still more lJi‘.5'.}. He clitirges Thi-_i is not the wh91.- of the evil vi/,, ., ,1 1 t‘ «-lcctetl to Cniirrress b an lllCl'8'lSCd - " l ’ ‘P 7 es' who U l'e'"’ -" " -Vsml’ l ‘ . ' ’ y ‘ ;

‘tie with having written an editorial article for th.- tery is drawn hu'id--vcib f a. 1" - 3-1 ll? 0‘ - , _- ’-‘ ' -Y , ‘ m,“' lfllofextra cxcrtioiis. have already concln. '-fotiiig His-on.§ T 5- . ' ".mh°' °r”"’ C°l"
," ,_ o , , r... .q. ‘T H._ _ l , . . so poope “filo .33. iiiter_- Jfltlly, dl'n(l_C.'-lfl1010 _\Vash:nnton as it miii- (lPll the furmep and 3 , 1 '. ' 1., 1, ‘ ;...., ck‘ & o l‘’G““19'"2VUlS- 19310-
huugatucn Joum-ll C-I-101--111., 011*? 0 lb Para: ested intiic event, collect, to see the wheel of for- ' -I 2 'i ‘D - - ’ re ex“ tug m H“ “P8 ’ '" m ‘ m Re i‘ H,'~ ‘

-- graphs, than Whilch no 3553 ._i,,,, ,,_.,,S e,.C,.n,o,.e ,,n_ mm m“. Almost every indi-vidua!» who mend; is.<._r -Iflllf’. Gos vol , [_‘lic pzilpit ivas open- of fi_lllS_ltlng' l.l1,c latter before dog days. . tuchong _ ,,,,,:i‘?,::‘‘; ,:,1, .',’,f2'{.;',,‘f
true or.contci:rrp‘.ibl_e; and_ the cantmg allusion and come with l‘alSede.‘£pec[ali0ns and minds fined with ed, to him B-it the time for the renevfal Th ‘ Doinestick Encyclopedia says‘ it the Coil‘.-ee ; Loaf, Lump, brown and white powder» _ ..,_.,,,s-i‘,,,,s’,,,,0ve,’in 2vo,s_
dtsgravefulinstnuation ‘Vllmlaccolllpallyllle cllargr aii'_v castl-"S, glittering wealth and flusliinw honors‘. ll ll”:-."°m5 ‘”rlV'ed' D-lllfilllileso fl" Wll~ best time ll’ llmlle lmllle "909 ll‘ llle Unlled .i‘l.§"ll,1m-.3 Mflllsses and H°'"’-V » ‘ . "M "'"""7’ . A new supply of 0liicv’s

333?“ d°5°"’° ll?“ °‘e°"‘“°"°r°"'°"y"""°“°‘m°"" 9*'1°l’ll’~‘l’l"'.3 “ml 11lm~"3l l’°ll"-“"l"S"l‘*"l ale)’ lwld he ‘V35 "°li'-”°P‘“9Cl. \Vl‘.l“? thrown in his slate l5lfl Marcll.”' Although nwvotind iiiav R96‘ 3"“ '.l.3l°“"' $.13." iC"‘lfi‘l‘ Mackerel G9°3"‘*l’l'Y- E"""l“"5‘ Alllhlm‘-‘icy T0)’ 3°°li='
{tea-ofcominiiuitv He has reason to be ashamed the foi-tutititeticket After'ifewnii:iute~t‘ h l ’ '« - 0 » - l l I " ' ' ' ' A ' mm Cl°""" ““‘l l'm°”‘5’ Sew C*"'ll5“*W’ 1' P ' ‘ &" ' ~ ' 9

- .- . -- . - - r : .: - = new 86 way. tle abandoned the mini‘ ‘it d ‘e“ 3°°“e"‘-'“ 1-‘Pm: Y9‘ "J5 V3’? 3 i l0 1”‘ - - v ' ’ '3' 9-“ “ms “~ "””""""°‘l “"l“"‘
ofsuch unpiinci-ilcd cant upon a sno_iec.tliat ouvht is 9'0) ed tledw ‘- - 1 ’ . . . A l i ‘t “‘ “ma -- A. ' . . . .- P. Potash Peailash and Siilerntus . 3 1- S - . . . -
- * - ,- ” " ll’ ’ ‘ ‘V '5 °*‘.~"“t 4-'1‘-“mt-‘ ‘wills Rrittoltl. ,0 his um-. :. « , , ‘ Ju e the tree to prune it after the bark starts - - 0°“ "W “"6 ["l"‘"-V “°5‘°f “'9 B“‘lr‘='°-

_nes_'er to be tntrodiicediutotlie columns 0. snows . that lortnne has not favored them, that blanks are“ ~. ".dg“ic"n-es m “C” dud" de-°l"""'d - - I . t ‘ . .’ ' ' R‘"”"‘4’ F">'s '*0”‘”g"'5 F‘ll""'~‘ P"“'“"‘ ' P. PRICE ~

, paper in coitnexiiin with political controve.-~sics.--. their portion Then cm...-,'. mg mg 0fch,,g,_in and; for--M,~_ Play N, ',.,m_, of “N59 ms U, memal It is stated that President Madison is oneof 303]? anti Candles _Tobacco and Soul!‘ -, 1 ---~—-- ' A . , « . ::—-~—-..———'-.'-— .
‘V-' hether initiated ornot "into the in-.stery ofwhgit disippointment; and to alleviate their misl'oi-tune,-l "(ll-?|'tlDg(lmetlt which mzirk his pmrrmsswith ‘he pemlon“-'5 fl” the d‘s°9“l-ln“3“*'-‘l-‘-"°f Sal)‘ Lamp all .. 'S.l°'.'° lflme Nml’»°r “ll Ewes ', 4‘ 

15:1 hréploralalfi or dlrlll£)'II02'illlJltr among llllitnbegfi. of astlicy call it, and their disappointnieni, they have s'.iCli’gro'L.'s incunsisleuciee ; uandugzlfich are bath r "T - .. t = T '. Nqllvulk’ lvlllrcl-l W30’ 7 0 ‘ ~ SIE §.°°"l5=“l"7‘-l’.'> “"3 S'(;"'‘’ “f L!-3 Ml!ll0|'_V 3-’-

‘ tie sitar corps ‘ ie me no excuse or _eino:' recourse in_u;e.¢n ‘v No,“ . . ~ } 5 ' , ,_ * 3. .5 ' ”* ' . ’ ‘ it‘is~rum6ia”d tl 0 ht ' ' ' ‘- . _- ' "‘ ‘"5-75>’-" '”' . . °"_$ _9.".|I4et‘ y9c,c__ttp'i5'. by, E. .Pobiuson,

' .Wimll9g '3 °°"‘ml’n.°°"':le5Y l°.th°3° frllm “'l‘l>l-fil lost and worse -tlililn lost, inlioallliixii‘-‘rm :1] lllxlxlljllsllxlpilllsyl -the-«. cllnsequence or me pfac-ul"""~"md J9 an.- an§i;er“ti) 1l1;a't\u“lllIl3.l.c§lilal'!l‘5 ‘ls llliepallnlg luA1‘$‘I'o'N HOUSE?’ ' mgem" mull“ °""“‘.'l"“‘~l:C.‘*ll*"‘ Kllcl"-:0 T115

" ..l’e ""~)' l‘3PP°° l° dlllb‘ ”‘ "’l‘—‘T”°"5 s°"““.‘°‘?‘- C 2-ziine-; and how much inorumone; will they spend.’ sl‘m~°-mm embanassmems '" which he is Charge d’-Afiiiires at 8 ' '1 DM OR ‘e ‘a e‘ 0- 36.2 ”.7“.f""'5t' C°"”°’°. "fJ“””5’ Sh)’: .r°°’"3 "re" “"7 "°"""“l""“l‘°".“ lalnlliv and ill

3“tll19"311del‘ Shall 599 and Judge l'°l‘~ lllmselfo ‘ ftliau to have paid all their taxes had the beenl envelopérl. Such is the truth in relatinll . - , . r ’’ mm ’ ‘ r‘ . lguet‘ - 0 i " . to - ‘1 0 "also an excl-9}’-°"‘.l§l““'l ml“ Mml"".V~ F01‘

the DroPriety Ofthe course adollted l-’Y‘tlie gentle-? assessed on their list. to have accomplisliedyall the to the Chill! "3 which has been wro lit in - A 'l e are mformemsays me Baltlm°"e Ame" e‘V‘\0?\'\‘ - pamculars “ill”? ’“ ll-'3 3‘°"° °f . .— -
man. In his Paper of the ltlth iI1_s¢,:. there jivas an objects which the public has in review by Lotte- M Cl °l :3 D ‘lg ‘°““' ‘l'“t'~l¥‘9“t- F° ls‘"lde"’'°"o 05' tile Na.V~ . HE 5‘="5€"ll’9|" Fcsllectlully l"f°"“5 M5 i . LEWIS MALLORY 8‘ S0-N‘

rirticlc upon the election, in which the editor had rice I do consider that this mode of raisin" money '- ii tail. 0 these facts explain the has been appointed ,0. ‘he -cmnmlmd .0‘. the re. - ;-fiends and the public. that he ha. taken mg, Norwallt, March 17,4830 _ 117

tl1_9lria‘.It1anirnity to mal‘,e<'zgI‘atti1_l0us misrept-esent- by our legislature is improper and immgral. If clmslls why ‘he Edllor of me N"“'°""l Ga’ Venue Cmiler Al°"t5lall°”ed l“ the Willels °f wmmodlous ho"-Se’ m pleseut "occupied by M“ 33"

“ll?” °fll‘° °°.“‘.5.e °f “"9 P=1P‘‘‘ “’ ."°r°"°"°e,l0 the they continue it. I should say that all the laws pro. zeite has now become his eulugist? It is iV"-‘W-Yorli. Vice Capt. Caéiootie deceased. ' 8‘ K°“°§v. ‘vhlch h°'l‘“°“‘l5 °P""l"€ °" ‘he " ‘ 7 J J9 . ‘

‘d”."1§59“l‘e.M'“dlel‘3“'" Comcmlonz°h"%'3l“S.“5 lllllmlllg gainbling of every kind, ouzht to be re- only nccesssir to add that no res ecteible ' The beizutif l’ .i - -' . ' 5”‘ °f M"-"""““'"~‘fi lb’ ‘l‘°"‘°°°""“°da‘l°"°l Or to r‘—"‘tJ(r‘l’”'f'l"’ fi"‘9t-0f AP"‘lla

. . . Y s P . . u c untry residence of Georzre - - - - -. - . .
with concealing v.ert.iiu facts concerning it which pealed, OVVARD . . . . . . . - , : boarders. This splendid building b8l|lg.gnua_(ed _ -

- ° - minister ofthe Gos tel in zh D ‘ il Lofrlllard Es - on Pl 0' ? ls « a '- - - - ‘ THE 5l°"€‘3"d Wharf: HOW 0CCu~

it was proper for the people to understand. Uii- , _ _ ‘ l; i 15 150:1‘-l,“' l d b t h 9 . W9-slits l\,.b<_3li.:l'-Jr!!!-Tl) in a central and_-pleasant.part.of-tlie-city '8ndlN!- med b Edwin Lockwood and lam

,,cc,,5,0,,,,,d ,0 de,,1,.,,,,;,,,,,, ,.,,,,d,,,S m 5,,c1,,,,,,,,,,_ A distressing occurrence took plate at Stamford -row permt Mr. Lliilton to defile his pol. "“"3" 3' l .9 la‘? VVIllm.r_n Bayard; W8-5 d€$- l-'3 ¢°|"it;5'°uS 10 ll"‘~—l8|ttll"g Plfices 07”"? N0?‘ ,i..- ,3 an of Sn. |-en '5; John‘

-ner. we indigiiantlyrepelledtlie charge. zindstated °“ F M131)’ 1393- A5 ‘W0 me" M95“: Pl“l““de" Pit; and this film is giveniu coufi‘rma'iion ”°3ed by 5”’ °“ ‘he 19”’ 1“3l- Walk. Bridgetiott. New Haven‘, l’rovi’dence and . ~..' .. P‘ 9 X ‘p - '

. . . , Daspam and [SM “reed V I t ,, - , . _ B . , , - -c C d,siluatcd on the east side of the
- mat the ,de,m_c,,} facts to winch he mludetq, had an . . c , \ ere s ioo mg pigeons of “_.hm.we..mwc smdr A . on Tuseday of-last week’ an exmnsive fire ostou lines 0! Steam boats, offers peculiar ad- Bridgfl and wry coiweniem for {he Dty Good
, been given m the Gazette be}-Orelhe Semm,,]c,,me is company, by sonieunaccpuntable acrtiileiit Mr. , A _ 3 ~ . . i. took place among the pines on Long Island vantages to uicrcliants-,ntid others. travelling to Gmcmjy or Ma-rrke,-mg Business Terms rem’
_ ‘imp existence. “re had 8 ugh, to suppose that he _asltam discharged his gunin the direction where «M -1. _ _ _ _ . ._ between I 1. d P h I: ’ or from the Eastern States. The subscriber will - ’ , '- - I . -
1 . . . in, ,,,,,-0,.,,,,,,,,,, co ,1 d ,, h AlNE.-- he Legislmuie of this state - :1 ipan atc none. The wood on -- A . . . . - sortable, , (‘or further particu ars enquire of
7 .. would com,“ hm ,mSSm,cme,,t, .s,mP1y as“ ac, ._ ' mp nion was slain in,_.,, w_o re- _ d, d __ F ,d f l f,.,,m two ta three mama": acres Wu d t_ devote his whole atteiitioti with that of his family A 4 t . ‘HORACE A GIBBS
0,1-us,i,.e,o us‘ if not to the pubhc‘ which he had cgived the whole charge in his breast, and died of ti Jituriic oi. it ay. It ter a :ing and stor- -ed vane estimued t 20 000 3 93 “'Y‘ to_ the comfort ol those who may favour his house Vorwélk March 22 1830 -

endeavoredm d8ceive_ Lacking the honest ,,,,d,, t a wound a few hours after. my session. In the Senate, the usual vou, , _ ,_ ' 3 ill ~ _ - A with their patronage His tables will always be ‘l’ ‘V ~ . ‘ " _ ‘

this, he seeks to escape from his dilemiiia by ask- M-ail Robbery “O.” Satmda momin a man .-if thanks to the P;-aside", was passed, yeas , It is now pretty. well ascertained that the supplied with the choicest productions of the sea- _ (Hi SA‘.Jta__.93 T0 LE'l. . .

" illé.’ l13l11l-lllilflllzell r5lV°l°‘15 and lluperllnenl 9°85‘ Portiiriiitean which had b- )f d ' g t bl 7 nzlys 5 In the House there vas some number ofdcaths occasilmed by me e3l’l°5l°“ sous’ am‘ ‘every ex-“lion Wm be made t° pr°m°le '~ NEW ‘Rouge.’ and ‘om build.’

fleas ‘hams, ofwhichlwimyy provemhat whe,h_ i S i ‘ 2 '63 Olin In 8 S8 8 t ' ». ~ ~ '9 ' ‘ ’ ofille-smamboat Helen Mtg“, 0,. at M the interest and comfort ofthose who may give ‘ L ings. situateu .‘\b0Ul»90 l'0ll5.

1 _ - ~ o’ . ,, ,, , ,, . _n tanifoid, Conn. was brought to the Post olfice debate on a resolve tram me Sandie allow- - .3 ’ . em‘ 1,‘ ' - . ’ . . - . ‘<1... 0. ,_,.
er the ‘ puppy has one tail, or thiec, lie is n m “us city havm, been out so as ,0 Wm,‘ the 9 phis, on the 94th of l"cbruai'v, uicludingthose '3 l‘°“5€ ‘he P“3l¢“3"_°.°- S-‘M013 P =\Vl*RY- . '“’_!ll' °“l1e.‘l}“d§e i°'"'°'*.- ‘-° .
l.‘ »l“’l’?-V sml‘ ' . contents id be taltzn out. On ex-aminalion it pro. j-3% ‘he flour S.enam':S from York & ‘V330’ who were drowned. and have died since the haw Ymk’ Mflcl’ 24’ 1830‘ . 1 18 _ -. pm] by" M‘ Reed ’.“‘.S0l_A
From his article of the 10th, we quoted a sen- ved ,0 hm“, contained me -1’ f P ’-d ingtou Counties their pay, up t0 the time accident, happened is not 13,5 ti, ,, 40 I - .- ' ' " ' " ‘ ..-. I’ t : ”°“5°vl’‘"'”““l Blaclismllll 5 S1109
1 f - - 1, , _ _ _ mat ro_m iovi ence . . _ - . - ._ J _ ' 3 ' l ‘5 R“; ~it.i- with about l3-4 Acres Of.l£1fl(l- north ad‘ ininv
\- tcnceo three Orfaurhnesidust we an ‘me as We f,,,,},,,,,,,,. and the Sum, and “.h,ch was made he senate voted they were not entitled to stated in a Louisville 1)el‘ that f l 0 ‘ '- ~ ' ‘ " ' ' ‘ - J0 ‘l’
'7 5“l’P0sed him capable-ofperpetraiinv. and Wasled )3 l o ‘P l ’ .8-"me " t ‘e “ ' /iere is a tide in the at}? airs Of man “"9 "l’°‘"?- F01‘ “"'mS WP‘! *0 J. PULL. _
F emcuy five words “comment “Panza The saw gpealtegpgigiqpfisoiihtlig t9ih of dA(;igu_::§l latiltz All scat. Thelloust’ Wired to amend the re- Persoqs ‘-Ella) stood on the deck immediately which will-an taken at thefiood leads on to’ .N_ 3; Nece,,,,y cpmpeis the ,,,,b-sc,,be,. to can
x ent -ditor’s"journeyman having discovered and coi:- hm ewe t two “’vg'ic};”:::P°“ ‘E '_W1 _ °_ P03‘ solve, so as to allow their pay to the close °_V‘”'.l_"‘ °‘ f-"5’; Were 51°‘? 0 {P0111 forty to ,,- . . “P0001058 Wlmfle mdfibled ‘.0 him 10 make im-
rected theblunder, he assumes at once a very sin,’,!e’ang one amdm le _§,eIc::mZ':;§‘ ‘"2 ’ on“ Q? the session, Slxt}-"feet lltgfh fortune. ~. . _ mediate iiaymentiind thereby save the fee of the
‘ fierce aspect, and under the pretence of having sent ° q P ‘ ' - -.=.... s. '—-0-— Conn. Lottery, Class No. 25, draws in Betliel, Lawyer and Sli_erill;. J. H.
. _ _ . . ‘ _ V ‘ ‘ ' v . I 1- ) . - I \ - , _ - ,~' ' _ 0 .
iisapaper which-contained the correction. 1mpu- CONVLNTION l‘l(/Kl‘4_.’l‘. V I,,,P,,,.m,,t Ah,-sta]~_e.__h appears by me MARRIED In I riundridge, on the 17th lhursday April 1st, 1830. ‘iV.l1'lV.lll\..l:\??1‘l'C-I 22. l8.»0 H?

To RENT. ”‘ '

HE Subscriber will rent for

_ one or two years, n Fulliirg
Mill, together 1‘ iih the Machinery,
e village of Cross River, New York,

 

s
belonging tothc heirs offiould S. Perino_i.cr,-

-'de ti . VV ill t ii i‘: -. _ . _ - .. - . — .. .
ffatskzzlrgosdgnwqfiffiefg to p,.ee,.:;,t a:oo;:]:,.,,;:,;tl,_. CHARLES H_.‘WLEY. ’ 1829. Adding this ll_(‘.lD, it nppe ;rs ‘ha, G DBl:1‘;ll‘?)o-n—In';F‘t1ii[i1'l;eld_,rqn flll9....5lll inst. lltfrs. reniemhiw how efiicientiy “ Dr. Pcter’s”_5\_g_en_ts tfl“e<pie.ased&‘l ltllie sgqng is-dcentri‘1‘|,. arlid excellent for
ofexvostnstheedtt°r'5unfalglessl°“’=1‘id,:‘.°5t‘tl"§ W" =*C'|‘ “'- “--‘ ‘he °l<t~'8Hd|W*‘€5 0l the M5‘ Y‘-'8" ‘”“‘°°“l i’cn*=on lnu§eri>enti.‘lll':ii)thE:ill'in1:tbr?‘hai' Ln'l‘iclli:i;'lil"ii.is“i].iafl;li'“ail:' the Package ml "l;hlilli:to‘:e:i't ca.-‘ca-liilzilliid tiiéAri:l-cappiritoyn

- - - V _ . . ' l .. 0 ‘l p . ’n_ >_ n r ’ ' ' _. -_ p I.- -_ -a I 7 ..
does ‘t not lookhke “'7 In or er ‘'0 rape Isa ac ABRAHADI 0' B“LD“r[N' ‘lwse °l “"3 yea‘ 1828 by more ‘hall p rented to draw h.ilf the cost. Conn. Lottery For further partii'~ulars.‘cnquire ofthe subscriber,

we were subjected to the necessity of borrowing
his paper from a neighbor, who said. beget it fora
glass of rum-—a. very proper mode of disposing of
—such trash'—'and after examining all the otliers that
have come witliin“out' reach, we have still seen
none of that date which were not exactly like it.
We trnst.th:it Mr. Holly will consider his queries-
satisfactorily answered. --~—‘ ‘

N'O'I-‘I

lCE._—,,-_-An adjourned meeting ofthe Fair-

‘ in the Meeting house in Darien, on Tuesday, the

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Auxiliary and other Societies
are requested to send one . iclegate or more.
. JOHN H. HUNTER, Sec’ry.

. FOR was csznrrc.
Mn.»Bz«:i~:*;:oic1*-As you have lately published
an account of a Trmperance Sociei y formed in‘
New Canaan, reflecting on those that do not unite
with them on the principle of an~ entire abstinence
from all distilled spirits, as though they were oppo-

sed to temperance, we wish for an opportunity

the presses iii the 8ta‘l'e.'"'

DlS'l'i{lC'l‘ ‘v ' l

RE UBEN BOOTH.

The following Ticket,lc_omposed of the
resent officers, is supported by a

[Yuan

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12-59305? TOM Ll N -«For Goiierndr. ’ ’
-l 9.3 -V , S- PET 'rlR.S.—- or Lieut. Governor.
%A AC SPE NC E R--For Treasurer .

I‘ ll OM A S DAY—For Secretary.

1

In a case recently tried in New York, be.
fore the Superior Court, upon an action bro’t
y Rufus L. Todd to recover damage ofJameg
S. A_v res, for fraudently representing to the
})lI1|lil.lfi‘l.l.l8.t’0ne Alfred Howland was a per:
son ‘of credit, and worthy to‘ be trusted,whcre-
by the plaintiff was induced to give him 1!. cre-

La

years. l‘h_is makes aniih

zwelve hundred thousand d-._»ll.irs; the p_ay_-
tni-.n'is‘on' account of the public debt, and
the Ghent» Treaty, being deducted in both
, criivus ieht-'in
he fiiice oi"fietrenclimcni.-Ca: .—A.-Iii.‘ A
‘,Z§Tew.._»}’.;r!: «Ban/cs. -~.'Flie New ‘fora ~
papa-..~. say that the banks of that city h "ve
osolved not to accept of a .-renewal of‘
hair -charters under the presen» system.

nrc

—o. u

I

r
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"If these banlts-had lent their elfotts-to

tll0S0 ot Gen. Root, as they had -.ig'rei-o“
to ;do, the obnoxious. safety fund law 0
might have been i'epealcd'at the -present
session, and fihey could -lien have recei-
ved cliariers on a plan to which they would‘
not have. objecicd.—Albany Dai. Arlv.

An injunction having been laid on the Dutch-
css (J.-untyurid western Insurance Coinpii-
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Eliphalet Banks afier 94 hours illness ag. 35.

0 PRING anions A
AT THE ‘

 Store.

fI§f.’lAfi‘—GA.lIE' has jtisropened a large

 ‘and cxieiisive assortment of

rA_No‘ir 3% 3 ears. 3 1) ?sY.Goon3,-

which willbe sold unusually low for Cash.

Not-walk. March 29,1330. - H8
FRUIT'& ORNAMENTAL TREES,
ERSONS in the country desir-
ous of supplying themselves
w_itli' am article upon the extensive
. catalogues of Mr. I’riiice,the propri-
_ etor of the Linzean Botanic Garden,
at Flu~.=hing,,are invited to call gt the ofliceoftlie
Gazette. where they may examine the cata-
ogues; and leave their orders. The Gardens

8 A. M.-._-eCapi,tal Prizes

Class no. 3, for 1830, draws at llartford, April 3,

1830-—Cupital Prizes '

, _ ..tsio.ouo,.4,ooo. 2.500, 2,000." 
-. . '1‘ickets'$5,_ Halves’ 2.-50. Qrs. 8] 25 .

‘Connecticut? Lottery less Number 20 extra,

to,be drawn in If{o_rwalk, (front of _E. H }.St.reet’s

hotel) on Thursday-.the 8th day ofApri1‘ at half past

$2,000. 1,000, 500., 400, 300.
Tickets $1, Halves 50"Cents.
[IT Come and witness the drawing and satisfy
yot,ii_'selves.‘ " _
Tickets in this and ‘every other good Lottery
may be had by applying to any of the following
agents :1 Wm._ Allen, Snugatuck, Z. Dikeman,
Wilton, S. Moreliouse, Greenfield, or to W. Chi-
cheater Qld “Tell. . ‘ ' '
Drawn nos of Conn Lottery, class 7, for 1830.
"41 18 45 27 42 49 46 51 47.

A prize of $200 in ‘this Lottery was sold to T.
Oakley near Danitury. one ol $100 to a gentle-
man in this plaice. besides several of$)i) and :50‘

living in Wilton Ct-. JAMES Cuuncn.

‘-‘~’=ltoii, Ma_t‘cli 21’. I830. !.l.7,

 —'—_-,'l‘he’f)arttiei‘sh-p of Bell 81.
l ‘Waterbury,.is this day dissolved by-mutual
agreement. After - 9. connection of twenty-two
years,-we _feel gre._tel'u_l__-'.'fc_ir_ all-past favoi-sfrorn"
our customers. an‘il"i-equest all persons in7lcbte_d

. to me above fit‘nl_.‘tO'(:t\ll within 30 days and set-

tle their accounts by cash or notes. Any persori
having claims agninssaid firm are requested to
call and receive their due. JOHN Bi-:i.i..jr.

. _ . _, _ JOHN lVA'l‘l'.RBURY-
Darien. March 18, 1830. ' 117
J1? N. B. ‘The business in future will be car-
ried on by John \Vatei‘bm'_v and Isaac “Iced, tin-
der tihe firni of Waterbury &- Weed, who will of
fer to the public at the Store formerly occupied-
by Bclltli. Waterbu_.t‘y. ageneral assortment of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Lumber. Cart
and Wagon Boxes, Bar and Bolt Iron, at a small
advance. We solicit the‘ patronage ofthepuhlic
and warrant them to have business done on

Isaac Weed

 

thi-"ugh your paper to vindicate ourselves from so .ia_t., thejudge Charged the jury as follows; ties some days ago,.the btlls of the Was/iing- l M, “bem1,,,,.m3 as ,,,,y in 0,". line,

and Nurseries of Mr. Prince are the most extcn- Drawn nus, of Gmmn Nlonuxnent Lottcrv class

‘ temperate the destructive consequences of drunk- -sud to pay, and for which he had received no

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unjust an imputation \_’Ve are sensible that the
improper use of intoxicating liquors is a great and
prevailing evil in the country, and ought to be dis-
countenanced by all the friends of their fellow men,

an evil, is to use mo:-ail suasion, stating to the in-

'<:.'ines.-, and we declare it to be our design and it

eliall be our endeavour to refrain from the intern-

 

. ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘. ~ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ fidenil uarantces the identit .ol'all the trees T‘ - STOUT &, Cola Qt mi‘ ~ ' - ’ g d C 1' in - fie.
perate use of not only distilled spirits, but ofintoiii nature amon.y me,-ci,ams W .,-9 ; V d 1. P zreoiis liavmglasmall proper.y will not here- "°" 7 .3 . ._ 1. - gclirtfl at . - - , ‘ - , ._ ll oiu. appoin e ‘ omiitss neis upon .
eating liquors of every kind, as the evil docs not mate (.h,,,..,,(.,Z,._ 0,, me out, h:nda -,fe,?,l,, detn. nil. (gr becxcludcd on that ground. ’ ""'“ {mm _h“ "_’"‘l’l"l‘“‘°"" _ . -_. ' Iiottery and Exchange Office, near E. H. Street’s estate of .lAt.0_B S.'1 E}_’ENS,_ deceased, lure of
consist iutlie kind oflipuonbut in the quantity made ,-c,,d,,,,t should rash! ,,e‘clm... ti t E, . . . . A B » » I t f H“ l‘*‘_-‘ likewise Pal“ V9.13’ PI"“¢'|lm' .0l.‘°l_|l|0U Hotel,‘ Norwalk. ‘ ’ Stamford, in said Dl§1l'lVCK,_(V\:'hlCh hath been rcp- i
use of. 0 whose Cred“ ‘was 13 . d “ '3' Y lebl’e"5°" The R-CV5 (JHAT’~1_-E3, - 0-53-l’M“‘t _3_3 " to the Vuie.,_.&i, has now moye t_han.l00.000_ vines, ,\*,.,.w.,g,,-, March 30. re_snnied insolvent) hereby give notice that we
_ _ ‘lime We “as, l1fls_ lie New-Preston.'was,installed (15 PTr13l0'° bl Ill!‘ of upwards. of 400.variettes reared by himself, —‘——-—»-——=-— - ~—~——-—~—-——-‘ will meet for the discharge of our dutir-3, at the
FOR THE GAZETTE .niglitsooxpose litmselfto an action for in_}ur- 3d Q9.-lg-regatioiial Chutjch in New Haven on which are om-red to the pub_lic._., - ENOC H-B-UTTER‘VORTfIgJr- Dwelling hnuse,_o.f_- George Lounsbury in ‘said _

MR. Bziiz:n'ic'r—Pet'init me to express my views,
through the medium of your pap:-r, on some of the
acts and resolves of our Legislature wittiiu .1 few
years past. I am far from finding fault with the
laws of the state_iugeticral. I think they are good,
and happily calculated for the peace, union and
prosperity of its citizens. Btit legislative bo-
dies may sonia-times err, as well as individuals,
and when they do, the result aliects the whole com-
munity. I like to see governments encourage in-

 _ 3 dustry and extend a fostering tiaud to every useful
’ _,_ enterprize—to be litiernl and generous when expe-

,’ erty from the G--neral Assembly, shall set up or ,,&-.m ,.m“,e me gale in fies‘. f. .m ,9 ' .dT l7lll ll‘-‘zllle l"V9"o 3b°,“l- “if m_l.e3 ,9 0"’ -°c‘' - — ' WHITE ‘Mulberry tickets o‘l'Gaylord-, in Packages. 2CapitalssoL_l E 3, M. HOYT. is fills .‘-l3.)'*‘ll5.9°l"°d by '““‘"‘l1
mu. 4; any loztery to raise-arid collect money” 621:. ”. ' ‘ ‘ f q 10" gr 8 mu. ' ‘islelt Was. knuwp. ‘O blehls by ‘he bk“ ‘ 9) Trees of two and 5“ °“¢ l‘’"¢-‘')’33 550'‘ lime" 3&0 E"°f—l‘ nl‘V3Y9 consent. The unsettled business of this firm, as‘ -
he shall be exposed to a prosrcutioti and on convic- me.” gurpose 9 mcr_ea8mg the dlvldend .0“-M3 l13l.“ll“"-'Cl‘lefal.m.ul “'3 W‘ ‘st and olher mark“ mrec - ,,_,,,-5 rowm‘. go]. 83“, 5 stands ready.to.lillihe empty pocket with shiners. am, “,a,,_ ofghe ‘ate mm of Hi_)y'1‘_s 3; 00, W3”

.. 0°11 W 3 l’9n°llY- 1“ 3"°lh°l’ P1179-‘s"*‘Pll 1_ll1l,¢l flf’l.e". am‘ ‘_l.’°-ll mg” to find ll" me pk.“"ul.3' Tire New llsmpsninn ELECTION has r-.t- , y .. ‘j:cHA-[309 MAR’,-IN AII0lh¢|‘ Prize “Old i“ ml“ L°“°".Y W“ Eenll‘? be settled by MONSON HOYT, who assumes‘

4. 31959 W°l‘d'5» " ll 3"YPe’-‘3°n 0" P973095: “hall with‘ 1l’9.l‘“'Y b‘«‘1Ug‘ 31100! to remlel‘ 8 Vefdlcl my sulted in the election ofthc Jackson candidate 5 it it »--st. ~1 ‘.alfi0li’._l7. I83 . I ll! "la" 3' lh" 0” wen 0 ' ‘hf’ deb“ due lo andfiom lllglllléllfirnlsll

e..s. ii -- - . .. . . . ,. . _ _ _ . _ A - , . 
:‘,::iéL‘:l:,l,°,,?'f,:?,?,:’,?[:,lcc,:, ,.edlg,a,,'¥e§g,:%1fi:$,:;n$2,, "I the |”le"“°“ °l' H"“'l“"‘l. l_" 3l°_l’, “lllll the stage, ;tra.vel|ing' in a coach presented to _F.arly\Nutn‘i_eg_s; Late .\'utr'riegs_ g from Ticket No. 14 32. 45, tlie_capital Prize of }{.-.,-s..,. was clisso‘lvc<l'oi'i the 20th February last
we“ as me We war, gugh, ever ,0 be ,,,,m-embc,.ed~ tstli, the day on which the assignment was,ex- ynn;C--illege by ourlate townsman, James. Ru -~‘ed Rare RtpF:§'_‘l' allow Rare Ripes _FlusIn_ng. 5 47 53 ’ »' “ 1000 Ticket no.2?’ :t1x47 .. 9:] i,. . . .— _' .-ni; , . - p -

- with lively gratitude, and! have no Ol)j8C'l0l1 to 9°“l‘3d- 1 lief‘? W148 110 representation made 5id_e,_E=-Q, but bemg m,ab1e to reach ohm in. Early and ‘(lt'_llc'l0ll5 yellow _Peaches, a variety 1 17 35 ' _ ._ 700 2 531 r '80 ~ Allpersonsindebtedto saiLl'6r.m an-hereby n0ll.- _
crpetuatin" their memoirs by monuments. But ell“? he W35"'f°Tm¢=d Of H0Wl'dml'5 llllenllofl. time to fill some appointmcnt_:s,he was indui,-9:5 from the vicinity ofltochester. 23 42 47: , - - ‘£300 and2 of , __ V... 60 .fi...._ . 0.»...-....._ .w',i.:..-i-.,p~.c_v,iz.s:.-us must be made, or .
Ehave, air, ‘an objection against the mode which and it ,was lawful at that tune for Hewland to to ltlkiille stage at this place. The stage was. 3‘ '9'! la.\'£°-y§l.l°LV_l’:;'8’I=llt I%af31*;'m- l_, _ - 17 23 39’; - =.>=>‘‘3‘.'J0 andl5of 50 mi-i.-_ ..(‘i:0unlS will be lel'r'wiih -an éltorlley for
 has iwrewrore “warm to i»reierirdid;= i»---engerw ...':::...'::: ;i.‘3.%°s -:t33 3:2. . . $3 .....3?%ll59T *‘**“f.‘~.%“=
20, I5 and 10

dieut-and especially gratrfuljfor distiiiguished acts

adopt,to'acconiplis:i some of these objects. I find‘

by looking into I
against lotteries, nearly

h-- Statute book of this state, a.:law
in the words following :

/ in this sta'e,sell, or open or keep ‘any office, shop

_or store fortlie purpose of selling or procuring any
lottery ticket or tickets, unless by authority of the
general assembly of this state ; or shall set up, ex-

 hibit or publish, within this state any written or .

printed offer or proposal to buy, ..ell, or procure any
such ticket or tickets or any part, portion, or inter-
est therein ;_ or any proposal to offer to effect
any contract in regard thereto, such person or per-

. sons. so offending, living Iliareif duly convicted,

beforv the county 00"". shall for cacti offence, for-
feit and pay’ aline of fiftydollars.” Here we have
a strict prohibition and a heavy penalty annexed to
the violation_of this law. I would ask on what
ground or principle this law is founded, was it
discovered that lottenes got up by individuals, had
8 bad tendency 7 did they prove to have a. demor-
' alizing influence on the people? did they tvnd to
C0fl'Dpt (hr yoiith,and leadto many other vices’! Did

- our legislature believe it to be a species of gum

. S.

V bling, which was pregnant }»Vill1_ 6Vil8. and which
ought to :;o checked by a legislative act. Au mega

- nndman other considerations douhtlestiinlluciiced

 them in imposing this prohibition on this deleteri-

oul practice: 1 I would ask again, where is the dif.
 fen-nee. asit respects the moraljnflui-nee on com-
 -munity whether lotteries are made by unauthori-

“zed individuals’ or by legislative autliorii y 2- Does
the sanction of the legislature alter the nature of the

U01], and requiredlrotn the court and the jui'_\
ii
and that the mos: proper method to ctieckso great 0

** That this was an action of modern inven-

iost scrupulous attention. It was in most
uses an attempt oi 8. plaintiff to recover an
i1’ilOUUl. which the defendant had never prom-
sort of consideration._ Fraud, he said. was they
inundation of the action. Enquiries ofthis

mg’ his credit, should t'-‘;e iiiforination be un.
.uull(l(:(l. On the other hand, if he says his
.redit is good, [he is subject to an action for
fraudulent representation.

Fraud, he said, was not to be presumed.—-
The defendant liadolfered to prove his iner-
(;i1l|l.|le character-—thut the case assumed that
he was a just: and upright mercliaiit;—-and a’
charge so seriously affecting such ii character"
..usl he establisliod by evidence free from all
.c:isonable doubt. It did not appeario have
been proved that the defendant was informed

‘ "If, however, thejury should~'beo'f opinion
chat the defendant. was acquainted with How-

iiiedefendaiit, without leaving their scats,tlie
plaiiitilfsubinitted to a nonsuit. ’

 

c From the United States Telegraph.
Mn: CiiiLioN -—An early acquaintance
with, and a- high respect fol, the aged and
pious piirenzs of Mr Chilton, have hereto-
fine prevented us i'roiit noticing in any
nianner, the lEllt:l‘8 which this gentleman
has ad(ll'|‘.5S8d to the piibiick tllruugh the
National ln=elligei_ici-i. We have seen,
with but little suipiise, we admit, those
nail...-3 who have lieteiofoie used his name
as a bye word and areproaclt, laud.ng him
as a “ disinterested patriot,” “ a highly re.
specuible niinister ofilii: Gospel,” and '8-
uiong the rest the editor of the N.iti.t.«ial
Gazette bedauliing him with praise; be-
cause he has had the lit mness to declare
liiinsclfilie advocate of Mr. Clay. _
Uur object is not now t pu-sue Mr.
C.-iilton tliioiiglt his inconsistencies. It is
to suite the facts which illiiciila-e his past

‘and pi'e-sentconrliiioo. is the 591) oflmountiiig in all to upwards of $100,009.".

I
credited in New York. and as the brokers
decline to purchase,"-it is impossible to say

t
ers, conforming it to the liberal and just reg-

on and Warren Banlc were immediately d.s

what they are actually worth.
he act=in relation to Revolutionary peD5l=.tll-

ulziiions made by the late Secretary of War.

the 24th inst._ Surruon by Professor Fitch or’ C

Yale College; . ; .
Se_7‘_iOtl8 accident to Bisho Chase.-_'l‘lie Cum
berland-, Md Civilian of riday says: “ On
Wednesday night tlleWe8terll‘slage waslea1v-
ing town, in consequence of excessive dark-
ind itfiwas precipitated off the bank of the turn-
pike road and dashed to pieces, the horses ru' -
ning of? with the fore carriage. Bishop Chase.
of Ohio, was seriously injurcdesome of his ribs.
broken and his left arm dislocated. The Bish-
opliad arrived in towii'_a short time before the

!,he',otlii__ers were materially injurcd.”_ V ,
Sa:rt‘.Patch Found.—gTlie body of this boll

for Governor, and ofa. , Jackson ggajority in
both branches of the State Legislature. New
Hampsliire, therefore, remains as she was.

A man wasrecently indicted at Cincin-
nati for having two wives. On his trial h '
called up a-witness and proved conclusively
that he had -three wives instead of two, which
completely iionplusstd the Judge for it. time.
Hc was, however, sent to the state prison 3
years, one for each wife, and he thanked the
udge for the prospect he had afforded him oi
jeading is quiet life for three years at least.

Valuable Cargo of l)um"estz'c Fabrics.
--The Coloinbin Republican of Hudson,
has iliisparagriipli under date of 23d in-
stant : '.

Hudson Barge No. 2, left this city fit’
New York on Saturday last, towed by the
steam baht Gen. Jackson, with a cargo
consisting of broadcloths, cassimeres, smi-
iieis,calicoes, and plain cottons, manufac-
tured in this city and vicinity-together
with‘vai~iaiis k|I‘|.l:i of country produce, a--

give in the United States, covering more than 40
acres of ground,aiid coiitaiinug about 10,000 spe-
cies and varieties 4.-firecs and plants. His pres-
ent collectioirol ‘fruits is the result of very great

ken in the iteluction oftliose kindafpmost congen-
iul to.oui-climate. and as the proprietor superin-
tends in person every part of hi: Nursery he

l.-IEALTHY l'E_._&C»l*I'_ TREES.
HE Subscribe? with great care
and diligence havihg overcome
the obstacles to a -hetlthy and fruit
bcaring.i:ondition of.the Peach: l.‘i'ee,
and having collected from different .
parts of the Uiiitéti States, some ofthe choicest
kinds of that best of fruit, the Peach -~now offers
to his friends and the public the following varie-
ties, which with regard to health and rigor, he
presumes will notbe found inferior to those‘ of
former ages when‘ there, was no destroyer of this
invaluable fruit tree viz" 3

Hot: i"~’u

 

.ol'.Joscph L. l‘ldarviti,west side of Saugatuck riv-

Wii.i.uin Muivin.

G

r.
N orivallt. March 27.

»‘GARéDE% SEE D8.
GUOD nssort meat of Garden Seeds of the
Shaker: iatbering. Likewise, an excel-
uality of Timothy Sued. for sale by

_ JOHN BURRALL.

MiLLI:t.EiiY.
llllBS*-.lfl- is B:.=.i.lr..lli.;:=-ielfi.

NFORMS hot friend: and the public, that she
intends to continue the Millitiery busiiiess in
thisplace the ensuing season, and will be happy
to receive orders in ihatline me‘: the lit of April.

8‘ IXTY BA RRELS Ml“.h‘.°. PORK, fo.
.'<5tlB bv l\l0"i ‘T-'0\' HOYT
I0,I'.IP01VflM_I1V‘.l'.*
l-IE two buildings advertised by the Sheriff
to be sold on the 25th March,‘ was uni_ivoir'.a-
blv postponed until this day.T|l"|d-*-y, March 30th
at 40':-lock P. M. Sale to take place on the rain-
iiies Conditions made known at the time 0 sale.
The sale will be‘ positive. Norwslk, March 27..

J1,‘ recei_ved and for sale, Tar, Pit-:ii
f « Rosin and Rosin Varnish. wholesale u_m.l

lent q

t

retail. Also, a quantity of Hatters Gran.-

aud. doors-

 Satire.

.",_u.

Tickets $41, shares. in‘:pl‘oporti0n.

20, New Series.-17 44 30 33 53 60 38 25 29.
(E? Dont delay to renew your prizes.

03’ Tickets wholesale and retail. .

B3’ Agents supplied with tickets on the most

Cori re8s_ has passed a bill explaiiator_y.ol' labour and attention, much care having been ta- iii,"-,,1;¢,-,,,s_._, ,_._

I13’ All orders from the country punctually at
temjed tn _ .
N. B Uncurrent money takenjn excliango for

L0

ok for. the Sign of ‘F Money
__ makes the mare go.”-
IIOAD -TO WEALTII.
lt‘ORTU'.VE'S HOME FOl{l3IVl£R
2d Door west en_d of the Bridge, Norwalk.

(l) in’. iiiistaike '-he riglii Olficv.)
UNPARALLELED Goon LUCK.
F.)R'1‘UNE7S HQ:VlE——iV'oTiiiNc Linn lit".
The foi'ilowirig- is .a list--of‘ Pri:c‘s'snld with-
in it sliorl time at G_a_i/[or ’s Office.

A ,llundréljls‘ of
"The above (iapitals. were principally sold in

Drrl\'Vll‘Ig,_0f Conn Lottery. Class 7.

. 41 18 46 27 42 49 46 51 47
Drawing of Gretna Monu'inent Lottery, Class
no. 20: 1744 30 33-53 6038 25 29

Ticket No. I0 38 60, a capital prize sold to is
gentleman in Saugatuck. . _ _

Conn, Lottery Class 25'. draws at Danbury A-
pril 1-Capital Priies ‘ .
Ticket. 34; and only one blank to a prize.

Groton Moiiument Lottery. class'Nu.2I,di'IW
April 6th--Ca‘pit.il_ Prizes
’1'0i'000:"$-5!-9

064Tam -,

l

oo‘ -:sa.ooo.
0| 1000 ‘

Colin. Lottery Class no. 20 extra," dI'LlW5‘3l
Norwalk. April 8-‘-CapilP§l.Pri:es' -
' _ 2000;‘. 1000. Tickets only 31. V
Nl|Ink?l‘0I_Il, other Lotteries draw soon.‘_Fot'
l’rizcs'c_all_at 2d,door West and of,!lI¢ 3"!dS*’-
wh_are.prizesare' constantly selling. _ ‘
*** Agents wanted to sell Tickets. A II’-
...al discount will be given.’ "
N. B. All orders from any part.0ftltQ;C_0lI"
 punciually attended to. if addressed to .
11.0. GAYLORD. ti (-1?-

N9

Jr.-will ‘continue to sail Sloop Volant, and trans-
act as formerly, leaving Darien Landing every
Thursday for New York and ‘return on Tiicsday
following throughout the season. _ , » ,_

D 7 5 Joint \V,i'rsimUni9,
Issac Wniin, jr.
()TIC'E,——'l.‘he Subscribers havingbeen

by the Court of Piobatc for the District of

Stamford, on the 1st «lay of May next: at Ralph
Hey Us in said Stamford, on the lat day ofgSep‘
ember next: and on the 4th _day of December,
at the house of George Louiisbury aforesaid, at 9
o'clock on each of said d-iys- Said Court hath
limited run mo_nths.f_rorn the 4th day of February
instant, for the creditgrs ofsaul estate to exhibit
their claims before us. , .
Snrrn R S!B'LEY, ‘C
.[§ue Agnes, 
Stamford, Feb. 23. 1830. ‘ , ]l7

 The Co-partnership exist-
vg bciweeii Josepli Wilmot and \’Vm. H,

‘ omuiissioiiers.

i)issoLo'i'ioN.oi_-t,’ C0-PARTNERSHIP. .
HE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-

.. _ .MQ.\SON HOYT.‘
Norwalk, January 9, i830. ‘I07

0'l‘lCE.—AlI persons ‘indebted to the

late firm of Hoyt’s & Co. and E. 81. M.’
Hovt._by note or book, are notified that pay-
ment must be made to the subscriber, by the
tst of May, or they will be put in suit.

' MONSON HOYT.

Norualk. March 2?. 1330-

 

NOR‘WALK-PACKE '1.-‘Sn .-
~ HE above line of Packets l-ave conimeiiceil
‘ running. uponitheiriisual Spring, Arrange-.
-no.-.=.ts. and a vessel will leave Norwnlk every
N York every Saturdayand ThIl.|'8¢l*‘)'»-
BI? For freight oi‘ passage EDP _
:-aiiis on board. or ntthe store of the subscriber.

‘ MONSON HOY'_I‘.

Norwalk. March _1830. ~

ARDEN SEED, gathered by‘ the’ Shakers.

Lottery and Exchange Brokers, No.:w81lS-

r For sale by s- J- most.

 

l.l7:. on

fnestlay and Saturday, and returning. will leave -

ly -to the Cap;