g5 .21] ways
, _’ ,» eadily‘chewed ‘an-d‘di‘gested.
I
I (Izsintercs!c(lI_v/,:inxious for the '-go:ul_Q/it/Le parl_I/.”
3.
party its-an any lfltli l‘.)r;=‘-’lZ’-’-l."i?n”Yll“‘.:
;’- I-"",‘.'!..' -6” ‘it;
’t6_“I'roin it will suit-
- p;.,;—r,ttie .irus'CI‘lItIlCll’. [':|p£‘t' published in Maine. 7
S-pi ct.i:«'L'i)i'.'
- long uritli-tlie President down to the Hip t
s-pretty» Iteavy
jyq-_abotit,and ask y
‘shall -.-/ant you to
"that"s the way it g0CS-
"'can.
.i,:us' put him over.
"sometime,
!- ...
I ,..
. .,-.3.
- .
s a sort of food for idle curiosity that is
On the whole,._we may insist that the in-
creasing fashioii for printing wonderful tales
of crimes a_nd.a_ccide__iits is worse than rid-
1ciilous,__as it corrupts-both the public taste
and morals. It multiplies fables, -'prodigi-
ous monsters. and crimes, ‘and thus makes
‘scliockiijg tltirigs familiar‘; ‘while it" \vItll-
dFil‘Y_S all , popular attention from familiar,
"Dill, lliecause it is not shocking. ‘ A I . .-
Now, Messrs. Printers, I pray the whole
lionorable craft tobanish as. many murders,
andliorrid accidents, and‘ monstrous birtlis,
and prodigies from. their gazcltessffls their
readers will permitithein; and, by degrees,
to -coax them back to cointeinplate life mid
inanners; to consider common sense, -‘and ‘
to study nature, where she can be known,
rather than in those of‘ her ways, where she
really 'is,oi‘ is reprcsciited to bt-,inexplicable.
.and cousin. FPHR
tlemen are alre
cessiori——viz :
Henry Clay, of
John Marshall, 0
' 9
Benjainiii \Va
Cliapriiriii Johriso
,Le\s:is Cass, of O,
— John .M.'Lean,;'7of
John C. Calbloun
Louis M’Lane, '0
Maj. Jack Doiwni
GiAZE'P’l‘E. names have been mentio
the Presidency.
that this exciting topic W
~ 'l‘UESD.11'. AUGti.S.'If -7, 1333
l'\iI.uon J.-icrc DbIVNINGo'*i’1'IIIS disiingui.-lied
5,'§iersona‘ge~is ot—prtsciit occopyiiig the public at.
.'-I.LyII.:OII'-IATKII extent.“ liit.-li.mu_i.t excite the jeal-
‘ousy of l1l5',I)l0llI(!‘ cjindidatcs for the I’residen_
‘.i~_v. The pcciiliaritirs of liis.st,yl_e,.liave_ been
lof:en.imitatcd, but his ideas are his own, and the
.'fricnds of the other candidates can never benefit
their favorites by en leavoriug to compete with
"U eihlajor on his own ground, or with his own
‘weapons. They uiiglit as well attempt-to out-do
.Dit\'If_I Crockct,..al'ter he has fulfilled his prumist.‘
‘to stand on tlictop-of’ the Allcgauies, and catch
thelcomct as.-it pa.<scd,_.and twist its tail. The
following letter, for instance, is inimitable. No
one ‘b'u‘t Mzijordack liinizcl.‘ coull’ describo so
Iiappily the.pr_ocess by ivhieh political men, .who
'w8l'l."ill] the way are put out of it, or the motives
\vh.ic’b_ inllucricc-t‘-.osei at whose instance it is
he picl:-.irc of his cousin I_":pltI'll‘Ill'I,‘SO
d
C
I
done.
-
ya
that he wished to it-jurc the reputation ofunclc
Joshua, and to have that,in_jury to cll'ec_t Jhis re-
moval, tluit Ilcillllglll. take his place, is drawn to
the life. -Dowuiugvi ls‘, however, is not the only
place. nor cousin I1iplll'2tlnl, the only Cll2'tt"£tCl.Cl‘
I
P. .
ofinterest.or the elforts ol
:1
P
Jrobability that interest
P
"I‘l_lI:‘. nit-AL CRI.T'1‘ERl
thins‘ Leigli, of V;,_
can Iiavc a recomméiidatioiii from »Sa't"‘gent.
Joel and all the company. ‘By attending
to this you will much oblige -your friend
AIM DOWNING.
«Tire Prcsiden(slu'p.—Theliillowing glen.
ad yin nomination for the suc-
Keiituck y.
Daniel VVebste-r', ofMassaelittsetts.
fVirg'iiii.'t « A
n, of YIl'gIt_li;_1, '
lno. ] ‘ ' '
Oliio..
of South Carolina.‘
Richard Rush, ofPeiii-isylvania.
l_' Delaware.
Martin VtItliiBtl,l_'t*.h," of New York,
' Richard Joliusoii, of Kentucky.
Hg, _ofDowningvile.
Above we give ‘a list of the gentlemen whose Sllerman. Trenton. N. J.
tied in connection with
It is most sincerely to be hoped
ill rest where it is‘, until
duty to act, and to ' act, in his favor, who in his
udgmen', will best perform the duties. of the of-
lice. For some years every thing upon which
men differ in opinion has been connected some
way or other with the Presidential qiicstiou.-—
Sectional, state, district and eventown politics, S. ll/V. S. Dutton. G. I. Wood.
and every thing else of wliatvver name or nature
which would enlist men in favor of this or that-
side, have all been brought to bear on tliegrcat
questior,'ind the great question has been madeto l
re-act on them. How idle then. when men have
been influenced to support a side by so many
ilferent motives, to say that a fair expression of
Public opinion has been obt.rined—that the elect-
rs have consulted asn body, the best interest of
he country and the principles upon which they
wislithcgovernment administered in their choice.
The appointing power which is given to the Address. by Wm. H. Russell, Middletowr, Ct.
Prc-sident—suiall originally, but vastly enlarged
y the growth oftlie country, and the patronage l,
of the otlier-brancliesoftlic govcrnmert are such, A. B.]
tat an election ofa'I’i'esi~lent without the intrigue
partizan ambition,with
less the time for their labor, and the greater the
and ambition uill not
redoininateiovor patriotism and principle. '."lie_v
_ FORENOON EXERCISES;
Salutary. Oration in Latin, by Edward A.
Bffldfufd. Plai'nlield,Conn. ,
Oration “On symmetry of mental, .ciilture,”by
Alphonso Taft, Jamaica, Vt. g’ ' _‘
Disseijtation,"0i1__tbe influence ofadvnaccment
in society _o'n_tlie_spirit of Poetry,” by Sruziticl G.
Buckingliain, Lebanon, Conn- '
Oration. _"0n "the Contemplative‘S,tudent,f’ by
\Vrn. VV. Ells, Middlelown. Conn. '
-Oration, -"On the connection between social
and literary cliaract‘ei‘,'.’;_by Iuliu Iiustir, Philips.
2 town, N. Y.
, Oration. ‘_‘,On the t’-!_llflI'!'t(.'l:‘7l'i of the American
, Palriot'.',"fby“Moses I}. Situar“, Aiidover, i\Iass.
. Or:itiori,_On tliecoinparative ell}.-cts ‘of Ital"
ml and "moral sii'hli"init_y," by Corrielius‘V,,,,
Santvoord, Jersey City, N. ‘J,
Oration, ‘On the inllueiice of £!T€'at t:ilen‘s
on the liappinnss of tlieir po=sessor," by Robert
D. Gardnelr, East Haddam. Conn. ’ ,
»0l‘i1ll0". ‘_‘On the recent ahirses of elegant lit-
‘erature,’’ by Alfred K. Gould, llopliinton. Nil.
Poem. “’I‘hc Solitarv lllar,” b_v"J-anies T.
Dissertation, “On the obligationsi of men of
zrenius to common minds,” by Abel K. I-Iinsdale,
Torrington, Conn. I
DlSSf‘!‘la-‘ion. “On the progress of Society,”
the time arrives when it becomes every man’s bl’ Ffcdcrlcl‘ 13- Mtllllt-‘F»* “"lfHlS0l‘. C00"-
Oratioa, "On the proper direction of Ameri-
can enterprise and talent,” by Samuel \Volcott,
Jacksonville, Illinois. ,
Or-'1llon. “On martyrdoni to principle,” by
VVm. N. Il'I.'tlZ“-OD. Colchoster, Conn.
(.?olloqu_v. “On the ulilitv of philosophical crit-
icism." by Samuel W. S. Dalton, Guillord, Ct.
AFTERNOON.
Dissertation. “O.-i political expediency,” by
George I Wood, .Bri_tl,r:eporl, Conn.
Dissertation, “On attnclirneiit to past institu-
ions," by Michael Baldwin. New—lIa\'en, Ct.
Oratior, “On the influence of epic poetry on
men and nations,’l by Sanitlcl \V. S. Dutton,
Guilford, Conn.’
Dissertation, “On moral equilibrium,” by Jo-
cph Pcttee, Salisbury, Conn.
Dissertation, “On the correction of erroneous
public.Seutiment,” by John S. D:tvenpor', New
York City. ‘
Oration, “On Truth,” with the Valedictory
Q
&
Degrees conl'erred.
[Upwnrds of eighty young gentlcmcrn, mein—
ers of the Senior Class, received the degree of
The honorary degree of L. L. D. was confer-
red on His Exccllcncv Henry \V. Ezlwards.I-Ion.
E-lward Everett. of Boston, and Hon. Ezekial
“"5.-’1‘3'°3'° lo °“l' C°“““'.l”5 good. l_-S not to beex- ("-hambcrs, of Md. ; and that of I). D. on Rev.
ecteu.bul: the longcrthe excitement isput olf the S""“-‘“° 1"“ ““'l‘Jl"s
President of Hamilton Col-
lngc.and Rev. N. S. W'beaton, President of
VVa.sliin_2;ton College, Hartford.
* Excused from speaking on account of ill-
Aimltlsl all l.l=,0 C‘“"'l9“f‘—'l‘5 0i ll‘‘-' 'D"“'"'“3 who would agitate the question prematurel)'»do "C55-
CU|'T95P".“d“l1C‘-‘ul5‘l5 r¢'fl'°5l‘5"‘:§ “OW “lid “W” V’ it from selfish motives, while they who have no
tfllcel “’lll' ""9 °fll‘° “‘:“‘7‘l E-'l””°“’l“° “"ll°l°°” thing but a responsible duty to perform,
idc when it is necessary to act.
More is one, from the Portland Courier, received C
'{lI.l~2'IH‘.)l‘t|lllg' :—-The reader. \\'lll please to recol-
_lect'tli.it the “.-Xrgiis" hcrc spoken ol, is not the
‘SI-IlIOIIi-1”Jl’l'0i of Albany, but its exact c0ImlCf-
O da-ys,~subsisting on br
u
;I)o€t'NiNs:vn'_.Lc, 'Stato of Maine, August miles in advance. The
12, 118313; To Cousin Mayor Jack DoWIl- c
will do.
and and water, has, we
nderstand completed half his task, and is Si’
greatest distaricctrav-
lled in one day is 15 miles, which was perform- 0
i'ng.,_a£, .-“fasliiiigton City, or else gm"? ed on one ofthe warmest days we have had, Si]?-
. _ , aining himself upon 11
lhllsr ll-F“"*be:5°"‘t l’“Vm°l.V I" the-1,0”- Pints of water. At the
. land Courier:
. Dear Cousin J:tck——I’ve g0.ti._S0mf-’ll""E'
on lny miml tliut’. I. want to tell
our arlvice, and may be 1 C
lend me It hand it little.
litics pJ'Cll.y_Sl‘lIIg ever
short.
, _ . COU1\"I‘ERFElTI£RS !—-A
.I‘ re been watclirug po , -
.siiicc I was a little ho_v,andllH11
forty years; and I I)8IIClV8!I linow 1” h
. A - r 5
-much about it, an HMO 8 - 0: Ill“: 3 ‘°"b
.‘Iie’s twenty .yeais.<oldcr tha‘p Idbc. rN0\I’il- are now in confiiieinent
_ . - ‘ ._ v \
'liouttliis republicanism an -It.‘ eta ism, H-
miiided that. it. always keeps changing’: and 1
has, ever-since I can remember.
inded tu it.most always keeps
ll‘
'3
must as Canada.
heir possession.
‘And .I’ve in _
-goltlfi round one way; that is the you!
fcdcr,-3.-li5(siltce_p turning uim.oerats, aiidtlie ,0 C,,,,,_,,.CsS,
uld ~dim00I‘=l-ls l“3CP lumlllél f"‘l°""l‘5t5' re.-elected. His majoi
on the wliole, is’nt hardly fit to be a dini-
ounces of bread and 3
expiration of the first
He is giving lectures in the various pla-
es through .wh’cli he passes.
fine haul has been
s,,c,,,.,,b(,m_ lllzltle upon the spurious money makers in
Eleven persons of this stamp were
at Montreal. About
, l50,000 of counterfeit uioney was found in i
Ifrntzrclcy Election.-—At the recent elec-
tion held in Kentucky for representatives _ , , ,
]{01,C,.t P_ Lctchm. has been new novel of “.I‘lie 1‘ai'soii s Daughter,
, 'ity over Tliornas P.
‘-Vliat it’s in!‘ I dull‘ Cxilclly l“‘°“'v 1"” Moore, our late llliiiistcr to Columbia, is _l
I 5l"’5° 3 "Ill", between (50 and 90 votes.
Benjamin Hardin (formerly rt member) I
()ur.2_tt after he gels l0 he fill)’ }'°‘"'5 °lll' is chosen in-the Bardstown district. «
"And here’s old uncle Joshua in the Post-
Ofiice, he's got to about_sixly, and la,
begs hanging on to the diinocratic side yet, c,,ns-,d”e,.,,1,l,, m,,jo,.i,y_
-like the tooth ache; audit be::ms.to worry
rue a good deal. . _
lie went over. You know Downingville
"has alwtlfs been “I ilcllllllle "illllbllcilll from otlieridistricts.
town, and I want it should alway,s go ac-
cording tofgthe usages [I think that s Wllill NnrinnnlIiepublicnnsg
they call it] of the diinoratieparty. ' It is ,,,,cC,.m;,, fwy
'\Vheu it gr-.ts_-to be time for an old di‘trto- the L0,,,_.,,.;ue d,‘s',,,,,,, A
crat _to go over On tll8fUtlL'I'-=1lS}dl3sI l’9l‘°‘f‘-' to be —‘credited, however that Mr.
Martin Beatyis elected from the district
cly r‘epresented'by Mr. Gaithcr, by a i
_ _ _ , .Tliomas.Clinton is again chosen Rep-
I -llllllli "5 = l'~‘.i‘Il‘ ‘“"° resciitative by u liandsomc majority.
Jaines Love and Amos‘Davis are elected l"'“'al‘-’ ll“3“m°"‘
~All='the above gentlemen are decided 1
to’ is cliosci_i__ from
report; seems
Pope
the Argus always puts ‘cm over. You re- has. Sucmlcdled by.-3, majority of seycnor
mc'i'nbcr there was old Mr. I-nsle_y, in l’o,‘rt.- ,,-me ,0t,;,s‘_' 7
land, and old Liineral \Vin,gatc in Bath,¢__as A It is reported,
Argus took aud.clapt.’em right-overon the dict-0,-Y, .
federal side. And you -know there"was Mr. Tcmtcssce-.—-In the
Holmes he was a wliappirig,,«_:rea’t rept'ibli- B. Forester has been.
Bathe begun to grow old, so the Ar-
Aud tlierowas Mr__. I
Sprague; he -was stich a. nice dimocrzit .
every one said it ‘was a pity to put l'nm,(
over". »'But bein' he'd been .to. Coiigress
the "Argus _
word, but sho‘v’ed'him right over. .
-A And this summer tlie'Argus -is putting l
O,-ac,-,, 0,13,. ‘com,-ider'abIe' younger to the Croekct,_ovc
"federal side. It ‘has put. Judge',Preble that 'distri
over, and Judge “fare, and‘Mr. Mitchell, V
. - . ' I
the Post Master at Portland, lltld. he isn t
..,,,-,._,u. 5,, old as uncIe:Joshua, and it has put
Mr. Megquier,_ove_r. <_v--|_y,».tl,Iw.k'.-2 fuel‘ *1
yiiung-mail as"Mr. lliegqulemtlifits O,"l.Y
‘teen in the Sinnet three .. or gzfottr yt3tll'S-
Now dont ‘you think, according to dimo-
s
ate’ Representative.
:1. n.ew .meinbe_ri) lltis-.
Wednesday. A ,
tl_1e’titnc_-of _liol_ding it, W
ot visitaiits quite unusua
we ever saw on the
deed
cratic usage, . it is jliigll, aim‘? '0” "mile comrnodutions. In
’Jos'lui‘u was put over I‘. I, wish you Would
jest write to t_he,Argus and have it d_QII€s
for‘_7I feel -it good ‘deal worritéd.-.fllJ0.||Ut-
And as soonas it comes out, in the
-Arias tliat'he is fairly over, I want you
:10 rcllthe President that Uncle Joshua
is, .3 federalist, and have him removed
‘:1-,0,“ u,e.po,_; Office, for" it would be an
"everlasting shame to liriv'e th¢rPost Office
am Do;,,,,-,-,,g,,;“e‘ k¢,,¢.l,yf asfedcralist.
"N B If Uncle _Joshua..sliould be re-»
.i.h_bved [_w;'51, y'ou ivoulfl ’use' your inflp-
.'t.;.*..~.¢ to get the .Pr¢s-'sle*“ F" 3”“ 7.
oflice to me.=.f0r '19?“ ‘°. U"“l‘? ‘.l°*"'.““
Sposc lave yd-Um-, more for the republican
.1.
filled to tlieijoy ’of’ their
tion and on its 'iulluenc_8,
ual charat;l_C,!'.-, ,,
for publicztl_..lt)l_1- .
the audience by,.ll1
oratorical powers it
and illustrations 1. 3nd Fl‘
ofwith great satisfactlq
is saidto be or
day,'the church was tille
ing and afternoon‘; antli
spoken of for talent. and
ccution.‘ ',I‘lic.fi;llotvirig
fmengerncnt day: »
4' '1' "
I
A
’.~.A, 1"
. but tnioticeitaiug
much as a doizeri -years,ag'(S,. we're some as T[,,,mPk;,,5.;3 ,.e_e1ected,. .,,,,d
big rep-_il_Jli‘cans as there was any where [.[_.,weS (J,,ckso,,) ‘was defcm,_.d by p_ _ I
about.- “fall, they go} _tV0 -be 00_n$l<l‘-’l'=1l’l° Thompsoil (National Re_pub|iean.)——Fi-om lnmlted
old, and had heart in oli-ice sortie time, so the M,-_ Lyonts ghsmct, reports are comm- -s_
In the disttict,
wo‘uld’nt hear a iiig re,s‘ult_ot' the election‘
‘ trict: for David, Crocket.
iani,-Fitzgerald 38l‘.3. .
I r tlie_late Representative of
ct, I75 votes. . v » -. v
throngcd with travellers, and our
an oration was p_I'0n0lln0=’-
by Edward Everette, mem
Massachusetts, in support of ‘l
The oration
The‘ speaker
ator for '!1‘éXl- year.‘
that l\Ir.
that I\Ir.
R.
9th district, John
‘elected, by a cori-
iderable majority, over J. C. Isacks the
"\’Villiam M. Inge
been chos_en. _
_ _.The Lo'uisvill‘e Herald: gives -the ‘follow-
in another dis-
5208?, for ‘Vil-
lllajority for Col.
coaiuinucnmiixiii. t ' '.'
This aniversar-y in Yal‘e,C_0l.l’0
otwithslandmg
go was held last
the change in
e tli_'o_uglit the number
l—larger , perhaps than
"like _occasioii..nntl man)’ “'0,
are mm were compelled to leave for want of ac-
our city has lately been
public houses
keepers On Tuesday
d bcforcthe I’. B. K-
ber of-Congress from
he cause of educa-
on national and individ-
' has been requested
hifiilily deliglitcd
3 beauty of pig ‘c.ompo_sit'ion.
nd the -felicity 0| l."9 .l'"P‘°5
8
n,;....
performance is spolccll
Daniel Webster Is
7 On ,W edncs-
d to overflowing. ,lIl9r_fl-.
the eitercises a,re,_.weli
the manner of tbC1._I‘ S35‘
is the order on com-
I P -
J
A painting on Canvass, represeiiting K.
Avery and S. M. Cornell. at the stack-yard, on
the evening of the 20th Deccuibenwas exhibited
at the Lyceum Hall in this village, on Monday
-ven rig. The figurrs were nearly as large as life
2
H-"5’“3T TUE PEDESTRT-‘N: Wll0 01!!‘ l'C8(lCl'S and the supposed murderer, after liaviug finish-
will rccollc-ct undertook to travel 2,000 miles in ed his victim, and brought her to the spot where
she was found liangiug, is represented as in the
act of raising up the body of the deceased to at’-_
x the line, which is around her neck. to the
stake in the stack yard fence. The s-dectmen
fthe town liaving rcftised to license this show
our citizens were invited to view the picture free
of expense.—-Fall River Recorder.
A simple fact.——-Under this head the
quarter of the time allotted,-he was several miles Pllllililelllllla Dull)’ Allvenlser Says-—m1‘l"’
amount of specie iii the vaults of U. S.
Bank, on the lst. ultimo, was $10,096,816-
_05-—thc amount in the vaults of all the
State Banks in the Union, is estimated at
:23 10,953,650.”
\Ve learn from a source to be relied on,
the since the date of the above estimate the.
ecured a short time suicc, H031‘ 3'' J“l'"5’ and specie in the vaults of the U. S. has increas-
ed to eleven millions of dollars; and that
t has five millions in Europe. The whole
amount of specie in the United States prob-
abl_v:c'oes not exceed twenty-tliree millions.
l'Vomcri.——-Hook, in his_
Acc/nnplislzcd
I
\
rather a dull book by the by) describes
he acconiplishnicuts — of marketable qual-
ties—of the three Misses Gorgon—inar
'iat_rablc daughters of Lady Gorgon, their
matronising niotlicr: “They had been,
first one and then the second, and lastly,
he third, ‘draggetl about to every possible
placc—.balls, concerts, parties, dinners,
fetes, ‘dejcuners a la fourclictte,’ and ‘de-
euiiers diiiatoires.’ They had -acted in
ls——stood and sat in lab-
leaux-bcen all over the continent-at all
be best watering places, in the best seat-
sons. Two of them had been down in
at diving: bell at Plyinouth—tlie other had
volunteered an excursion in a balloon—-
Mary Jane had given the loyal horse-
monger troop of ycomaury a standard,
worked with her own fair hands. The
heads of all three had been exaiiiined by
Deville-—they.had clinied poles, and swung
on sticks under Capt. Cluis; they .all
and litliogi'aphed——all spoke
ix living languages and understood thee
dead ones; they all sang. imd all l’lf‘.Y°d9.
and all danced, and all did every sort of
curious work; and they all of them stuck
priiits _ou boxes with varmsli; and all
understood concliology, ichthyolpgy, crep-
tology, and botany, and CIlGl‘fllSll‘_V;_..:1l’l‘(l
all had albums, and all collected auto-
graphs; and __they all _adm1red Pasta;
and all dcliglited in, Switzcrlatnd, and a-
dored Paris; they all loved yttcting, and
they "all idolized the lakes: they were
all entliusizistiq. and all sympatl_iet1cin
in their tastes.” But with all this‘, they
colild hot get olf——bu_t reinained and pront-
ised to remain, precisely Vtvlltttw they had
been at the beginning-the accomplished
“Miss Goi'gons.”—B- "W171-
,____________________.__
N0T[CE__.()n wcdiicsjiluy evening the 28th
inst, an ‘;i,i,]t]rcs_s before the Young _L'adlC-S Benev.
olent 'Socicty‘,fw,ill be givenby Mr. H. .(-‘uI'!l=,?_: 3‘
the Congregational Church. The public arcin-
vigcd gioiafitleiiid. Exercises tti_coni'aienee at half
past. 7 o'clock. - x-.[C’?’.”"-it
M _
.Dllt‘,D -- V
In [his town, on VV,-Ctlllt-3StliZ‘._ll I21-qt in”: J9-has
sisnar Mr. s-eeiey‘ ”l“tchley. used 6 t".°““*~*-
In Wilton, on the 24th inst, \V,ttl0yV . Olmf
stead‘. ~ ’ ' ’ ' ' '
On Friday the ?.’3d inst, an infant. cliild 0f'liVl|’-
Joshua Smalll:hi'fl's’°f w'll-05.3 .
‘At Wilm‘i_ngton,_,N. C. Mr. George 0!
[on], awcdno, a native of this place. 1 _
1,,';{e,mann, on the 6th inst. ‘Mrs. Elizabeth
Jackson, agéd '75’, wife of i\lr._ Stephen J. . 31 B
_ In New/t_o_\,vn on U19 10”‘ Ills‘; Ml“ Dam‘ '
Rebeits”, aged 48. * ‘
aw ,. _'. .- ..'J
Han-
mateiials, or the ni'r\leJ‘l-'1
I
..
H E Public. are liereliy notified that agreeably to
the act entitled "an aer in addititu to an act
relating to lIigli\v,ays'..arii_l ,I3riilge’g_¥’3‘ '_.~';,l‘lie j‘(}_0ll:n§c_a‘:'
ticut Turnpike Co npauyjn legal imeeting by _vote_,
have ’d:-signaled the lolloiving as the Bridges‘ on the
Connecticut Turnpike Road, which shall be"'entitled
to the benefits of the 9th section of the’~—act relating
to Highways and Bridges viz the Bridge over Mill
River, in the town of Faii'lield_ -ovet‘ Saugatizck
River. ovr-r1\'oi'.w:ilk River, in the Town of N0l'W4Ill~',
over Mill River in the 'I‘ov u_ of, S:amford,. and I ic
Brid,-;_';e at Coseob, in the ’I‘ou-'n oi‘ Greenwieli. All
persons riding or driving miy_in3.~..-c. to.-on, or c_-'Irri-
agrc, on either ofsaid Britlges, ("iii a faster" gait thin} 1!
wallr, \\'IIl be prosecuted. .,
.IF..°.UP.
I’. S.‘.I.\CI\'S()\'.
neuanzna
. I ..-FOEE. SU‘f'éx.lI.1§Z‘.i..~ .
BOU 3-4 of an Acre. of- Land, with a good’
_ Dwelling IIouse,,Barii, well of g0t)(I;wn[c|';1n(I
coiisideiuabln fruit thereon, situittvtl onthe south end
at Clapboard Hill, in New t"aiiaaii, near l\'orwalk
line, latclyoccupied by F.7.e/rial Sl_t'!\‘C‘l1.~‘,(lf3('(‘tl$‘CLl.
AD\['1lyto‘, wii.Li.\.M ‘ni>.U.u.iio’i\ii>.
, t cw Lniiaan, Aug. 26. ' ‘ . 335*
E, the undersigned. being appointed by the
-“l0nmab7'e Court of_I‘rob:itn for the Di.-liici
of i\'orwull<. Coiiiiiiissioii-2i'_s to receive nmlicxmninn
the claims of the Creditors to the Instate of Phiiiehas
Sau,r;niucl:,Aiig. 19, 3t3.';
V95}, lI0I‘t‘by give notice, that we will meet on the
business of our appointment, at the house 'of'.Ianies-
Stevens, Innke.-per, in .\'orwall<, on the 2d ;'l«Iryn(.IittV
ol Uctpbcr and Januai-_v next. at) o’clock, I’ M.,oii
each 0| said (lays. Six months are liniitorl by’ said
Court for the exhibition of Clttllll-1, propcrlv attested
agiiiust said Estate. A ' ' ’
_l\lOSl?.S GBEGORY, ?
SAML I’E.\'NOYlC l, Coniin’rs.
T SAML. DAVENI’ in‘, S '
l\orwalk, Aug. 17th, 1833 V
FOII SALE —'.I‘he subscriber has on hand Two
l'l3ll¢""=‘ Dye Kettles, one of 5, am! the other
the choice of tho purcliaser, together with the patent.
Stainford, Aug‘ 20' JAS. II. 'l‘B()\l’
EWOB. SALE.-—-A Farm. situated in Norwalk, in
quantity about 85 Acres, Wt ll proportioiu-d,
and is situated about 2 1-2 miles from Siiiigittticlt,
and about 3 I-2 from Not-walk landiiig, ivith ll Turn-
pike road passing throt.-gli the same. The tciins of
payment will be made easy. For further particulars
call on the subscriber. TIIOS. F l'tO\\’LAND.
Saugatuck, Aug. 24 25
Fi§tLL & VVINTE I3. GOODS.
E’ B. MEAD hasjust returned from New York
with a largo and splendid assortinent of Dry
Goods, tvhicli ho is enabled to sell imieli clieapertlian
the same style of Goods have ever been olfered be
fore in this Village :—-Among other art iclcs may be
found iuorc than 100 ps lllciino Circassians ofcvcry
shade and color. and of the bcstqualitv, at the very
low p‘rico.of ls. 9d. and '25. per yard, 50 ps French
and Ianglisli l.\’lei'ino Cloths, of every description
and pi ice, Blk Italian Lustriiig, Gro de Swiss, Gro
de Sol. Gro de Nap, Giro do Berlin, Sincliews and
fg_‘,_IIE Court of ‘Probate for the District or Nay.
walk, hath limited and nllotvml six ln[)1')[hg
'Samuel I‘Ifl!lf0l‘tI,, late of Norwal_k, deceased, (0 ex;
liibit their claims for settlement. . ’_I‘hose who neglect
-said time, will _l_)C tlcb_ari'cd,_a: recove-‘y. ~All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make minte-
diate payrru-.pt.to _
_ l\'ortv.'1lk, Aug. I0 I83.‘-}. , y . p
' 'O'l‘I__CE.--'-"I‘llt’: l’,erson trhi took ‘the lst
’v‘0l- bf“'I'_lie Red 'R,oveij”,l'i'i)in'tlic .liil;ra_i"_t"
a few weclts since, is requested to,':'r~tiiru it int,-,
mt.‘-4ll=!|I'l_V-; WEEI) 62'.‘ BU'l'l.lCR.
U':5'I' I'(‘C‘L‘l__Vi:"tI alid for sale b-,7 tli_o‘siil\--cribt‘-r.
.. ,., 2213::
of I‘.;l,t_isi;t.-a_l Instri_iuieilt's.
.“i,tir,r'.. ‘Z70-. 133.3. _
‘E-§,§‘iiit:i< F ‘.';t
wliit_li'lic clfcrs for s:tlLl‘0:‘t.l't.‘.‘t.‘~tlllIll).lc ‘t'-;"rirr:. I’,-.,:S,ms
- - _ In ._ —..:- _:-' .. _. _ _' .
ttisliiiig to buy, -.in,_bc fuinislieil nit‘: any rpiziiiiitv.
'»N«u’~vnII<. -'\‘1.-'.'- I2. J.-\.\ll-IS ri.\'Ni~:ra tr... ::‘.t:t:
A Ci}.€3,l7,'*E.? ._(j}_,§5i_.-k_l."‘d tie}.
Big-l’ ‘HIE siilisciil)e1‘ wisl:iii_:;,‘toiciiiiqiiislrliis [:l‘csC|)l .
b“5“"‘S-*7.1!U\VUlli3I‘s to (lispo.-‘e of his. entire
.. .- J.5\CO_3 s.\._ii'rii.
S.-'\I.E-.—-'l‘lic SlIl)SCl‘llitft‘S has on
Gl'UC(.’i‘l(.‘S. l_\'ails and Glass, Oils and Piiiiiis-'-;‘iml
will rent his stoic for on::'or more yt~:ir.=' (:i§ii'l;«r;{_,;,.
a stand as any in the village) as may Ilt‘5l sail‘ the
purcliascr. Ono_lrall' the ])!II‘(>IIiIS3VItl0IIty may re.
main six iiionllis on good st.-t7ui'itv. ‘ -
Nortvallt. Aug. 9. ' ' I _'I)_‘S,. B_.\‘f{']‘[{:.\M'. 0'
N. All rlios.:'iii'ilcliteil to ,tli-‘.- late liri-i of Biii'7
tram &. Hoyt, are l‘C-']ll-:.‘.~'.lt.'(l.It) in:tlt'ep;iy'n1ent by the
:3(‘|i|li_ in_st., if they xvi.-tihl uisli to save the c.\'peiises ol
('0 action. ’
BOARDS, S}-jI‘ING'Ll3,S, SiDlN(}, 4530.
‘ten-’\V’t'I‘RIEI'.‘.'I.‘ K’. '.I.'-I'MI‘i.‘5‘-Ilave I't“C(.‘l\'t.‘tl by recent
sttpplies of Llll‘IIl.)t3l‘,‘£0lISl.ilIligOf .«
siitelc zbrzinzl -Shiiigles,
100,000 E. Ii: Ives’ best cross braml do.
50.000 (.‘olburu’s single l.-rand do. .-
35,000 feet clear and S'C'I()lHl,Ii-)1ll'tlS, .
Ql.l,0ll0 (IO. (I0. -lilltl t.lt). .I -I el, I I2 and, 2 incl)
. Pl.-iiilc, . '
I00 000 do Merclinntablc Boawis,
I-50,000 «lo Ilal. box Boartls,
20,000 do Spruce Flnorivig Plank.
50.000 do Clear and illcrcliaiitable.Siding,
5,000 do Maple and Scaiitliiig,
10,000 do Ycl‘ow Pine Plank fer I-‘loors,
35.000 do Albany Pine Boaitls,
Also per Sclionncr Volaut, front Mzfnc,
80,000 feet Ilewcd «S: Saweil '].'iuiber and Scantling,
140,000 Sawed Lath,
39.000 fulfil lung Boards and Flaiik,
Likewise I00 liegs Cast Nails,
3 Casks Linseed Oil, of tlielirst qualitv,
, 1,500 lbs. (ireund \Vliite Lead, 1
100 Boxes Au.cric:tn Glass. assorted sizes. also Door
ilaudlt.-s; Butts, Scimvs, &t:. i.’~'.:i:.
Sarsnct Silks, 50 ps Broadcloth, of every color and
quality, suitable for ladies cloaks, silk velvet, also a
large variety of staple and fancy col’d~ Cassiixiurcs
and Satinetts, ‘.10 ps Doicliestei and other tickiiigs,
tioii of iugrain Carpeting, light and dark colors, and
the most fashionable patterns Brussels Rugs, India
Mittting, &c. l‘ierwa|k_ Aug. 28.
IVIER-ENO SHAVVLS
, F every sizc,color, quality an-.l price, this day
received by M. B. MEAI).
: I3EIA.'jl‘S.
' I§NTLE.’lIEN’S Fur Hats, of the latest style
_ and fasliion, coiistaiitly on hand and lor sale
by‘ M. B. MEAD.
_ EW BOOKS.-'I'lt«: Abhess, by Mrs. Trollope.
.l. Yanlte among the Nulliliers; Life and Adven-
tuies of Duct. Dodiuzus l.)uckworth, A. N. (L, with
anAppendix, coiitainin-_;‘ the Life ofa Steam Doctor;
Speeches of Phillips, Curran, Grattan, and Emmett.
and several other wnrks,_justreceived at the
NORWALK BO0KST0l{E Ev. LlB,ltARY.
wa1k,hatli limited and allowed six months
':.teplien B_ritto, late of VVilton, deceased, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested, within said
NAT!-I AN CO.lISTOt'.‘l{, Adiu’i'.
ate payment to
3134.
Wilton, Aug. 17, I833.
A’E."E‘E:‘.N’E‘E€}‘-Sal 3
IIE Mcinbcrs of '1'hii‘u Flank Couipany W'ool
cot Volunteers. are hereby IIUlIII(.'lI' that a
int-eting of the members of said conipaiiy will be
lit.-ld at the usual place of holding such iiit.-etiiigs. on
\Vedncsday, the 538th of August. at 7 o'clock, I’. M.,
for the purpose of Drill, and attending to any busi-
ness that may propbi-ly come before said meeting.
A punctual attendance ts requested...
IIENBY MO.l?.l3i*IOUSi5‘.,
Capt. ofisnid Company.
LL Persoiis indebted to the subscriber, by book
or note. are requested to make payment imme-
diately, as different arratigements in lillslness ls 3100“!
to take place. _ ED IVIN LOCK WOOD.
Norwalk, August 29th. 1833.
FOR SALE CEIIECAE’.
GOOD second hand Stag _
newly painted and repaired, and in good rim
niu,!, condition.
HORACE O. G.-XYLORI).
Aug 16th, IS33.
ANOTHEIi.~’. CALL.
HE subscriber again notifies those who are in-
tlebtetl to him, and their accounts have been
standing over 4 IlIOI.l.I]S, that it is iiidispeimibly ne-
cessary that they should settle the same previous to
the I-st September. Those who do not comply, may
eirpcet a call some other way than tlirough the insuli-
uni of‘a newspaper. E. S'I‘I'.Vl'll\’_.S.
V H I‘) Co-paitnersliip lierotofore existiiig hetiveen
EV tlie__subscribci‘s, is by rnutual consent dissotvctl.’
All those iadolited to the firm, whose acc()uuts.lg_a§;t.;
been standing six ln0titIlS,l{1rc reqtu.-steil to call ‘rind.’
- ' same immediate .. . _
°°”l° ‘Le Y LEGRAND MEAD",
M. B. l\ll'}AD. _
B‘. The business will be conducted as usual. by
No,.,,.,,]k, Aug, ]‘2_ M. B. Mls.Al).
~ TO CONT IRACTUR.-S. H ‘g _
1 III‘) subscriber \\'iSlI¢=S I9 |‘t'0l‘lV" _l"“’l"’-‘,“_° T9‘
'1 building up and filling in a wlIt1rr‘l lvl, 00 I13.‘
in...-, about 15 rt-ct high, and of 0 furl rive-age
l_)|‘(’?1(IlII. '.l'he Contractor to do the labor and furuisli
' ' is can be furuislicd by lllc
I
{n33
» ' ‘ have thejob_ctIiiinienccd
.-mployler. It is uished to g ‘ ‘ _ ‘ g N
very soon_ -(ll.lU1L(l;’Irl‘ bl‘. JOII.3-‘$3
‘Not-w'alk, Autr. id,‘ 1833. ‘~
" .. . ‘\ I '1‘? '7. .'
GOODS (JEEE-A1 .:
‘HE subscrilier has i'c'c'eived ‘,‘witliiu_. the past
week a’ large assoi'tmeiit""ofj Dry '-_QA90_dS.
he
' - - ~ w'll not at to ensure so cs « i - '
ipri,r=I1Lt‘:)8l‘ftIy clheap. ‘ His assioiluiellil g't.'Il((.‘lt'l:‘liE
purchasers may:_rest assured 'the_t:l\yi., Irina ‘SS “(fix-)-‘is
edly lo their mhianmga '0 cfill. -an /Jl'.xM-‘(ll-ll0\\~iltur 'iI‘c
before purdmsmg 'ols(':“h?I9:l. ‘i'n'e‘Bii'ottdcl:tlis of
among the ii,e\_v,(.:3‘rood,s: rG(it2tVG((‘, vlsf ;_Nc_d Nd SM in
most every sliu(l.0.‘l“':l ‘I‘"‘ 'l.Yv -.‘15..'" .3 _» '. ,_ .
tts do do 20 ps Beavericeu, 10 ps. C_ur(l. 09 P"‘“ 3
(E,,.,J.,5§;,,,i of the most desirable colors,’ 80 ps hilt
and i;ol‘d Silks comprising most every lslyl-9, lbosc
wh0~a,.,, in ,,,§,';ic‘nl' silks, sltoiild aviilil tlieuiselves of
the present opp'?JI'lUlll'.V.
and sccut-eio Illt‘ll1St'Ili'0S
_ ,. - ,..'. ,-mo Shawls, a ilar to assori1iieiit',
i°1'fl‘fI":)sblJi,If;IiiI‘:iiil iliIerk'Calica'cs of the i:no_st .dt;fsii'afilc
patterns,-20 ps» 'r.l".'-"a' i’-‘"1'P°;‘3"“‘”‘,lfTi&'r . l5"‘i]§;’“.‘_
Shawls, blk silk and «':_otl0lI 3 tfl\'B«. OI-l‘ -1"” 0l.'9.l_
Vcstings, Plain and 1' lg d Bobiiiet Lace, Doit.ho.~l.te~i
and ‘mpg,-'1‘jckings, Iblcached and uiiblcztchedéil ‘its;
lin. cheap as ever, l‘ravellnig I):t.\'ll(Cl..*y Utiitiien-,5)“.
Unbleached Jean, Caiiibric and : bars-iiet Mus _ߤ:
Gum Elastic Suspenders, Irislt. '
pet Warp, Cotton Yarn. .B3lll"i'a" "Ill" ,
Goods usually kept in such an t"3li_|'ll.l_'~:l"‘;£3:E;
Norwitlk,Aug. J9. ’ L. r>ILV'. * -
73d D? Y El?
r ;. .
\
O
I
l
Linens, Cotton'.Cai'-_
I I all kinds of
as Store N'o_rt-li ti)‘ ‘Hill-
I‘i_£b}§VSE.’AE’§fl,l't€. ACCOUE‘-‘ TS.
VIII‘) accounts of the former proprietor of this
paper are in the hand_s of \‘Vr"Il<2I) to. .I.lU'I'I.l-IR
I7
I
hands.
l\'nl‘W:zli«', Aug. fitli, 1833.
Li? Ed i' 'lii.‘E£l:‘.§ S.
VKIIE subscriber would iuforni his old'custoincrs
_ and the public gt3IlCl‘ttll_l/, that he has l'(‘Slllll(:'tl
his old business and would bi: glad to furiiish them
with the above article. He ir.a_y be foziuil at hi.-
old s‘and——llIoiison IIoyt’s l.riitlii.‘.;'{, evciy Saturda
tliijotigliout the season. His Lobstt.ii'sai'e (_:is'all who
have tried them know) of a superior qiiality, taken
in the sound aiid biouglit to this place tlIl‘t:('l, fresh
zitid good. .l:'.l‘ENl£'l'US \Vb'.BB.
l\'or\\'alk. Ati,r:11st G.
.l’t’UBL.EC A-_ElC'E‘.E{PN.*
, . To be Sold at public Auction, at I‘). II.
,",,,g Street's Hotel, Not-walk, Ssiturday.
August 3lst. at 2o'clrick, I’. M. (If
not prcviot_isl_v disposed of at private
S. ‘\V. BISNLIDIC I‘.
WIIE Court of Probate for the District of Nor- S.-1lc,) The House now occupied b_y.S. G. Parsons, ‘l‘"‘
please-nrly situated on the hill, a short distance south
from the data her-col‘, for the creditors to the estate of of the Bridge, in Norwalk, Conn. The__ House is C
well adapted for a niidliug sized funiily, and all'~.ii‘ds
a very convenient residence for any one doing busi- .
uess near the Bridge. A VVcll of good water and a
“"10. Wlllbfl d*3l’“|'|'91li1l'0C0V¢"'Y- All l"‘1'$0|lS lIl- spacious Ice-House are attached to the preinises. l
debled to said estate, are requested to make IlllllI(‘tII- 'I‘hc}.lacei3 situated immediately on the bank of “
the rivei‘——bouiided by the channel, and is suscepti-
ble of very great iniprovement. For father informa
tion, apply to Etlniuiid Price or_ -Noah S. Bailey,
Norwalk. or to the-.subscribei°, No. 3 i\’larhle Build-
ng, Clialliain-Square, New York. I’. PCICE.
Aug. 1st. l§335. 32
‘. ,\OIi. SAI.I’.—-'I‘lic subscriber offers for sale
_ - cheap. a complete ctpiiptige for a Commission-
ed Ollicer of Militia, second hand, but goml.
i\I'.)l'.\V ilk, Aug. (3. CHAR LES LOCK\VO0D. 3'3
. . " 7'
BE; ENE}? F1k‘IJ'E'€l.PERE: .
Fr: IIIQ subscriber would iiiform,t|i_e inhabitants of
E Norwalk and its vicinity, that he has .t2tkeu
the above cstiiblisliiiietit I.UI.'IIl(?l‘,l_V.OC(.l|[)lt2(I_Dy .5. -
Dewick, a little North of the Bridge, “hero lic_~“1u-.
tends carrying on the business in all its varyous
braiiches, vi'z.: Venetian, I’arlor, and Outside Mov-
ing Blinds;
N, 13, All Iginlli of Job work and rcgiairiiig done
terms. The subscriber reSpt.'ctfully solicits the pa-
tronage of the I"ublie. JOHN Bb'tO'vVi\'.
Ntirivullt, Aug. 6, lS33- -
T0 BLAc1;s1ut't‘rts.
QEINIE IIIINDRED CI'IAL_DROi\'S supeiior Vir-
quaiitiiics to suit purcliascrs
n,
0.3
giiiian Coal (direct from the Mine) for sale in
. bv -
S'l‘ll.li‘.S CUI‘t'I‘It‘~.
CH.-\ut.t-‘.8 '1‘tIo.\!A‘S.
I O’i"IC}<‘..—-All Persons hating accounts sta_tItlll'!'='
with J. E. Corker, are requested _to scttl.G .l,l|e
snmebv lst of St.'pleuibt‘t‘ next. All who ._l|CgICCl.
this notice, may expect to pay an otttcors tee.’
Nor“ alit, Aiig. 19th, 1833. -
?—fi'-‘lRl.\[. of .Iocl Clougli for the Murder of Mary
\V. Ilainilton, for sale at the ' ,
l\‘OR\VAl.K BOOKS'l‘ORl~‘..
N O RVVALIE C0.-‘I L='}(_A=_R 5).
III‘) Public are i'csp,i':ctl'ully IIll'L)'l“lllt'(I‘llltll2 the
subscribt-i's have just reveivedper scliooners
(jcurge Was_lim_gton and Swan, 200 tons ofthc miich
(_‘clt:I)l'ul.t‘(,I Peat-li Orcliard, Schuylkill ,(.‘oal. (Mind
this season from Sphoii’s n_iine.)' ‘Also; _P€‘l' 5l?_‘.’l_’
Orange 150 tons of Lackawnnua. it.sttpt-i'ioi',_nIlt;‘lt:
lor niauufacturing purposes. And per s_ch-'.>oncr t’at'-
amount 3000 buslu.-ls,ofllgichmond Vll‘g_II‘.I:l Copl, tor
5'mitli'<i use, all or wliicli are warranted llIfL'l‘lOI’ to
none to be’ found in New York market, and clieapct
than can be obtained rircept by the .C&I,!;,',0. ,'1‘hey
},,,,,,,,r keeping (i‘.gt£l't0l‘itl ‘Elsi-‘ofllllclll, .:iiit.l__C0n=li_{"_l
supply on hand, and solicit the patroiiagc ol the, pub-
lic; 'I’ii,el'ollo'.viu
(T
For Peach Oicliartl. direct fiom vessel €}.'»(i.7§
Clean Lump _ . » 7552
Broken and Screened . —
lfgg; sercciied -5 .. - l-M0
‘Nut size - t z ’ 017:9
1 ' ‘ ‘ -
Lackawaiina. Clean Lump - .9:-3 -
‘ I0 70,
iron . t - , ._ _.
. . S'.I‘lL|iS_.CUl1'l'_l-S ~.\'-_}.0-
l\'or\valk. July, 97.... . cii.tiii.ii:
EVVAN must‘) I .IlV1'1°.*iE33”3 ATEL Y -—
FlR.3'I‘-ii{A’I‘lt’. Jultrtn-)'tI4)l‘tl\_'.I.‘ilIlOl', oiic,.__\_v-itli
A steady liabitswill meet with constant employ-
ment for two or tlucentontlis by calling on {lie-5“lJ'
...-.'-rim. N0.-\lI
_ _ H .' '- A -, '. ~ ,
'CA§'1‘ .E§.1.’.®Fal" E-“’H.i0.‘i’V~*5~
1:033]; ].‘,~_' wA[{RlNG’S Cast Iron Plows of
@ all sizes.-Double and Singlc"1’loiptetl-.-'\ all‘
pt-riorai1ticle,(tvarranted good) tor. bI|(‘e LV.
Five Mile Kivei,.Jul_'y.8-... ' "J
‘ ‘vuitvis TRIAL. _ _ ,
, otltev. K. Avery. l"|‘ ll”
M. (;oi‘ucll. for sale at the Noni\'.tcu Bocs;.;'ro§si-_.
K ‘-_>‘.".’ .. V. . . 1-1‘; I _ . v -.
Virginia, per chah
'fI‘0ll"t.IIlt: date_hert-o_l-', for the, cre';i11_,,,-5.-‘,0. me estate ,,f_
to p|‘eSt‘llt.[l‘Cll' accounts, properly attested, within.
"'.l'l,l.‘_\.D1.-).l5-U5 -iiniitfrs Ex’;-;
V tpul sp_loii<lik'ossortinent of l)auliln';.ml,.k:in.’ _‘ _'
, gle I_)_?l_."_l‘('l I-_owl;ng Guns; also on ;,qs.,,l,,,,-4,;
liaail a cpiazitily of I.’-rick‘ of _si:pcrior 'tp,;.,“,,.,'- _
,1
-t
C will be stuld low’ on the shortest notice, and on the most 1‘easoiiab‘.e l
a re the proposed '|)1’t'sctll. _pl.lC05- ""
ni:‘.'i."i‘s.," -
--A'l’ull Rt-p'oit'ot' the :l‘i'i}I_l
Murder, or Szirali
Figve ’,E‘hot1sttntI‘i~ii:
B“GE2IjARS.*- as
( “Tile second Capital in Class 20 was 3 old‘ at this
_! Joe to two respect.-it-le xIlIZeI2S of this place. This
.is no lit-tron got up to decei've~tl.e public _lf proof
is y:tiited.it car. he had by-app,’ mg to me_
- - Drawn Nos. of ,Ciass 2-9, I". r 1831.
47 10 0-46.. 33 5 35 2s -
9 _-_‘--3'41‘: tvpire the numbers Wlllcll took the Cash, .1,-
“ l.‘* ‘ N! Iickr-t was preseiiterl —-many other-
piziws ll_-'\VO‘~l)(’e|’l sold at the same pl.'ICPL
Don pbeitleceiirecl or draw aside,
B3’ (‘ll-9‘-‘ 'l“-'.‘.0_\'S from Fortune's tide;
*'l'o‘lm_v'_i.l‘ -\Vill«iams now ch-eidn,
' ‘ I.n«.l"niul tlie-glittering thousands glide.
_‘ fDi‘aun Nos. of Class 3'3 for 1833.
9 :2 so -20 in o 16
Coiulfiiietion 0 ‘$29 413 another Capital of
I 3E1l§g3li$i,.7.ll§tEiliI red I
._ fiE_ollaai's.
llius s:.~,la_l,’i_t9 tilbciiitlciinan of this Villogé,
'P*3l‘5°|I5 “T_lSllll1g.itu.,er-joy the smiles of Damo
‘D
- t: on‘
, /«.4
. I _ _ ,'F‘_’_l'l|Xt!0 _\\'I?_l l‘lease call. at this‘ truly fortun:u.- A
St. John, late of \’Vil:on, deceased. represented lnsol- stock, at eost—-consistiiig of a general iissoitiiu.-iit of ,,”,l,“l“.- \‘i(‘bl I l.Hl.9f the__ Bt'itlge', where will be kept’
lukets and_.-.=liai-es in all ilie Connecticut‘! |.oitoric.-s. ~ ‘
I\'mw=»l!<. Mir. 3!. R. A. wtt.LlAMS._
Oil '_SAl_'.E.—B_v the snbsr_ribc'r, lt)0,000 Spruce
-SltIl13le.=,oftlie best quality. These .Shingle.-i
lave been prov,-il to be preferable to pine in dura-
lotl ~—l’or sale cheap. _ ELI SA.\’I"ORl).
Norivallx’, Aifzf. I2. " V " ' 4r";;3
SAUG.='t’1‘UCl{, I%‘.tNcY s'i‘oi3E'.
I III’. suhs_criber liavingjiist returned from New
‘ Yorl-2‘ with :_i new supply of Go_ods_ in his line,
which he '-\‘lll sell on as i'easi.-'na'ilc tr.-r'uis' as can ho
pnrcli::scd at any dtlit-i‘ estalvlishuient, either in this
-L.
l
of 0 feet capacity, either ofwliicll he will 5,-1| at K. .arrivais from Albany and Catskill, iuldiiional c'ty or eountrv no ctct-ptioiis" 'I‘lie-fo‘lowinu’ Its‘!
, .y._, . . .-_,,...
coinprise a part of his stoclr‘.--Ijepiiie, Repeating.
>,;.*_[1)r,‘:3, ;;51 lUU,UUO lvllllfllllsifi (-not»’J‘.- S. \Villii'iins) cross and Iiiiglisli, [~‘reucli and Swiss \Vatclie.~2, watch chitin-',
,.59."l~°. lie.’-'-*3 Slides niiil llngs‘, white and red Corneli-
3‘-".'_lr:l. frlligarot-, ‘and paste ear-rings, corricliau;
cosneo. pearl, jet, lilligree. and -paste L-rrast pin .
pearl, jet, cliesed and plain_ finger rings‘, eu:r—poiiiti;.i
pencils, shirt studs, parses. purse clasps, silver, plat
ed and common spectacles‘, plated table -and ‘ti —’-.
.<;.o;in.<, sugar loiigs, ivory salt spoons, clothes an I
hair lir‘uslue.=. tooth I)I‘lISlleS,‘SpCCluCI\: cases, pocl-rt.
combs, suulf boxes, fancy soap, poniatun-,liooks auzl
t.-yes, stccl pens, stillitoes, beads of all kinds_ tili-
ivorl-zing. bead neetlloss, ivory combs, steel sniitii-rs,
caudlesiit-lr.=-, hritaiiuia cclli.-c ’aud tea pots, tea Wait-
ers, looking glasses, 615:. die.
S.ilvor ‘spoons coiistantly on hand and inanurnc-in-.'
ed to order. . _ _
N. B. 'I'he strictest attention paid to watch i'cp;iir-
ing. and all job work done at the shortest noii I‘.
OH Gold and Silver taken iii,ex«-li:iugt: f_ut'gt)O.'l,~“ur'
woik. . EDWIN CLOVER.
S:iiig:utircl., .Iu‘_v 8th, 1833.
IVES?/IV €;‘zO§El§l? F9‘
AT ‘SEE V-.7 CANAAN. _ I
3" ASH dis IIOYT .":tvc_jtist received from Nrw
York an additional supply of Spring and Sour-
g
'SI]Ct‘,'[|||g,~‘, by 1],}. bale 0,. pica,’ 101),“ t_,[mc},e,1S;,,,.,_ for ,,,,:],,c,,,,,,_ A” ,,L,,.Sm,’. i,,dc'd,,,d pm. ,,,,,,,,,._<, ,,d_ iuer Goods, which, iogi~tl.er with thrir l'oi'uirr stock,‘
‘"3? “ml 5l“"-‘l"l85: 30 D8 Irish linen, l'_C!l, green. vertisiiig, job work, and books, are rtqiiesteil lo C‘”"l'li‘5‘'‘3 ‘' ‘SI‘““"‘l “‘5°"l“l°l” of u‘“"l5 I" ll"-'lI'
white and yellow llaiiiicls, Canton do, 100 ps dark balance their accounts previous to the lst. of Snptein- -
calicoes and gin_.‘.’liairi.-', togetlier uitli a choice selcc: her. Alter that time some oftluuu "u'iil’be in other ‘l"-"l“0"S Ul‘ l“”“3l‘”‘l"b'-. Tl"’f"ll°“'l"lI i"'ll‘-‘le5 ‘-""=|
llllt". to wliicli they would invite the zitttiiilioiioftlitiae
prise a part. of their jrssortiiieiit, viz.—Supcili.--;-,
line and common» Bl‘0fl_(I(.‘l0lllS ofevcry vurictv of
color, blue, black, mixed and fancy colored (.‘u.~-.i-
meres and Satiiiiicts, sI'ripcd and plain, super mo!--~
skin, striped and plain, lieaverttacits and tu:i'iaii.-, zi
variety of. each, 23-4 and 3-41 bang-up cord, very low,
0 4 boinbaziiic, crape cainblet, a ‘superior article for
Ce:itleiiiun’ssummer‘ wear, merino CttRsItllC|‘Cfi, var ;
ous colors, I‘:I'IltlllC'llS,_ brown, white and mixed lint-ii
drilling.-', brown and white cotton do. 3--I circassiau-.~',
very lieavy for Gcntleiiien's wear, prune-lla,pi'iiic_c,tt".i,._
lasting, angolzt casliimere, brown and white Frcnoit
linen, douiestir; stripes, a geiicral assortiuent, Mai-
scilles, Valentin and silk vestiiigs, lilac and black
silk velvet, black and colltl Italian, lustriiig, Gro do
Swiss, Gro dc Berlin, and other silks for tII‘t:£t-‘(S
much lower than former prices, Florence silks, all
2()l(ll'S, poii_r.,vi.-e and flag _ silk pocket lidkfs, silk.
gauze, palnririue, crape and other diiess Il(ll£l‘S.,' 200
ps light and dark prints every vari_i_:ty of, pattern
lity and price. printed cambi"tv':s,b‘reneltgingliatns,
cainbric, swiss, iaconet and mcdiu_in muslins, linen-
ainhric, long l_z_iwn,_lineu cttnibric lidkts, 4.4, 5.4
and 6.4 b.shbinot lace, Grecian ut-t,lacc footings and
edgings, all \\It_Itl|S and prices, blo'nd lace & ctlgiiig.
I)()lltl)il'I.lIIl.‘,_-Silllfl and silk velvet stocks, pl_aiu‘ and
ilaireil, pong'cc.,blk Nankiu and Canton I:rape,_ /I.-I
nd 5.-‘I ltaIi':iu do, 11.4 and 5.4 green berrage, green
and white, ‘gauze veils, blue, blatk, giéijn,‘ pinh,.
brown and slate col’d cainbries, red and blk"'mei'iuo~
I
and tliibet wool shawls, Irisli liitciis; _a good assort-
1
"near, 6.11 and 8.4 ilaiua.~;k table diaper, 4.4, 6.4 and
8.4 brown cation (ll1l)Cl‘ 4 bales brown slit.-etin-r, l00~
_ I i . ‘ 3:
ps bleached musiins, brown 3:. lilk holland, bulisbuiyr
flannel, uliite, red, green. aridyellow llanncl, cotton
cheeks, Ladies white, blk, I'l1ll(l0III.tIIltI brown COI.i.0l1'
IIOSI‘, blk silk do, Geiuleriicns’ liosiery, L§lIl_les and
Gentle-rnens silk leather gloves, at good 1l‘S0lItD.(‘IllI
of each, odcan, D_orc-lit-.stpr and common ricktiigs.
llussia tliapu‘ and slit-etiiigsil b€I‘lfl[JS,- 0sl|ilbll]llf2,'.'~.
tow cloth, ezinvzis, padding, si t t cotton umbrt: -as,
a good assortineiit, palm bats, brown and green:
parasols‘, L'0II’])ll.l\\’lICi(l8I:g, \\t'adding, yarn and battiiig,
4.4 and ti -1 oi c ot is, ‘c. t'c. ~
July lst. I833. .
UC'I‘lO.\'.—-\V’lll'bi'e sold at public venilue by
order t;I“l.,lie-(.‘oui‘t ot'I’rob.ito for the district of
i\'orw'-zilk, on Saturday the 17th of August next, on.
he preniises at 2 o'clock, l'.M _tliu valuzrblo assigned.
iomesicd of John Cameron, corisistiug ofone acre ofi
excellent land, with a new .couvenirnl"two story d\vsFL
ling house stam_liug t‘he.~'-gnu, wi_tl>.' it well of never-
.,..
failing good water, pleasatntly *.,',rn-,m,.l in -Noi-walk n,
f-w r ds norlli of the Epi.-‘cowl h “It. Also a. new
i‘.'I:'iiiilcIre Cloclz, &u:. Cl.l_5‘lS: 'I‘I~‘llCi\I.-XS, 'I'i‘iistee. V
Noiwaik._Ju1y 2731:. is-a::. _ _ 31‘ '
'l‘he above sale I’; adjourned, to__ the Si:-t inst,
when It will take i:.l_n_£':e :1lE. ll. Strnet-’s Hotel.
. EHIA ‘of SAE. T".
1% LS!) lioc.‘.<,’I‘iirk’s Island and Sack Salt,_for
salt: l.y _ N.-_\.SII S‘ IIOY'l'. July lst.
= innate: mass goons.
‘gaiititai 1IO_Y’1“lias just rcturlietl from NLW
. ed ‘York’ with a fresh supplyof Goods for Gen-
tleiu.-i- summer wear, likonisc an assortment of
gloves, suspemlei's,. lio"siuI‘,\'.» Etc.’ '-I_'he 'ITlII)lIC are
re.€pectfull_y invited to_call and. examine his Goods,_
as he llalters liimsclf 'tltut}lte sllifillple tltI)l€ to sell gr
I.i«:.\"r AS I.o\_v*-as any oi icr gsta‘ islineut in t u
placiz. ‘All orders in_ the line 'of.'I':tilo:'iog t_liaiik_lullyy_
'reccIvcd autl piinstitally .‘ttltt{*;.ded to,
Saugattick. -IUIV 5-’,'t.Xl',',"l ,
WIII,lt’S1l‘‘.-\VIII’I’S I l
UST receitwitl. a‘-good--assortment of Vxliipsi
from 18d. to <31} and cousta_ntly on ban ant
in;ule.l..0 or_dci', II:l‘l“i'l_'.'gS of all descriptioiis, Saddles.
Iii~i<lles..-p,.iiii“l\</.s. Velrc(psé&C, fAISOal an] as[.1so]r’t"ment
l‘ Saddlery ' are an -_ P.‘.".5" °"5§_.“_.'f‘°“',v' ,
° 24 . _ _, ,, G_E.UIl.G.E.'llthAD«Vi\). _
_ \l"mitod in'i'mcdiatt-lv by U10 Sl|l»‘S'-_3“l’C": “[‘.B”.‘l)’ 1'0
or-,](3ye,ars of age, as an ,.\pprc_ntice ‘to ic a ova
Bzisincssi.‘ _ ‘
mew .. tt.}0<tPD.t63._ ,,
' U‘§'I‘ rcceitled par Steam Boat VV E.S.l'Cl’ll‘-5-‘
8% .1553 _bc,,,,w.,.g- nntl 330 yards of,s}iperlino_
[;,~,,..d¢-lotli‘, coasistiiig, of bluglc. ' blllf‘. l'|’0\V“_.. llfillp
ltroen and illlxrd. l_|'0"|'--Ii>'- 50 l° $9 P“ .l'“" '
lltf...“ .. .
tvhicli, V\'IllI\IllS_:lUl"l _. .
n5 gootl as an_v__iutli_c vI,llK1",_’<,‘-ii‘
to sill as cheap as the cheapest
coat and pantaloons. very l0‘V- . _
'tlic~7tirst style and at [the shortest Bnt_)l‘IOe',
Burralfs Buildi_rig,'s. \- est.s'ith- the; ric go. 9
I h —__‘NO.-\lI BAILLY.
——— I -‘V. ii.‘ :1’ ‘Y.’ I " ‘ fig.
_..'ri .\iu1« R ,_AN p coRi\I.<fi|,JYS,,1
Niu'i'.r.u, .BL.tt.K:\IAV— -8: J V J
% received by the Selioouer n\,.l.‘&ona, - '
95,000 fe
iiei-',stcck, II]i|I{f‘S his assortment
' till. he feels disposed
; also 1 super. black.
Tailoring done i,“
at No. 4,
ice’ strglis."plaul< and boards.
_, 500. feet oars, 5,0Qq‘.cotlar posts.
By the; sloops Orange and Roflerv
. _ I0t'_l‘0flO feet B0i1l'tI.:l‘5\|‘ttI - " _
‘.300,000.(not \Villi.'tms), but l- 31 ' '_”‘m5 cm”!
_ ‘single and no brarul Sl_I|f1.9.l‘?=- _
‘ ’s Shingle-s. I, ~
Karen” 1'6‘ the,
June ‘.35
.. i
‘*9.
et timber, cot n 1
t
u
l.’it),(|t)_0 V,ltllU’|‘_V
the -above articles are 0
N: B. All ‘
. ., . . - ,
pab.ic at a very ants
ll":ttl~van'ce fre.m cost.
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