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gentle in their manners, except when titider ex-
citement. They fotintl oecasiotiiil tlesei't.s,.but‘
the land was generally covered with heavy tim-
ber andapparently fertile. _ .
They found wild game of every descriptiort
in great abundance, wliicli-enabled them to stir-
viverheirltmg pilgrimage, and to return healthy
and robust. The greatest danger they ent:outi-
’tered was frotit wild animals, wliit-lt they found
in great plenty, but which required more skill
and adroitness to capttire than even the wily
Seminoles. A huge African Lion, which they
-brounhthome with them, was caught by acci-
dentkas the expedition was moving slowly for-
" 'wai'd, seine of the mules were seized with a sud-
den excitement and the cause was soon explained.
This Lion S]3f.'lli_'_'{ from a corpse completely over
three of the niulcs, and landed atiiong the net-
tings which the company were cart'yiiig with
“ them in order to entrap smaller animals. I-lis
" ‘roar was trenieiidous, and his exertions to dis-
\
entangle ltinisclf friglttful; but one ofthe men,
with great presence of nittid, tltretv over ltiut :tii
additional qztatitity ofnetttng and he was litizilly
sectired. He is now very docile, and iiieasitres
nineteen and a ltalf feet from his nose to Illt3‘ltt)
of his tail. His like was probably never before
exhibited iii any Cl‘-'lllZ.6tl.C()Lll1ll'y..
But tliegrcatest curiosity obtained by the ex-
pedition were two large Gtralles. '1 he only ones
ever brought to this country, and for which ten
thousand potiiids were oflered at the Cape, in
-. order to convey them to Europe.
Several black Ostriches—'a huge Condor—a
new species of Baboon-several most beautiful
(':ir¢.zelles-—two splendid African Leopards—a
large species of ferocious Hyi;iea—atid a great
nutiiuer ofggyinor anitiials—complete the results
ofthis great expedition, which has contributed
more largely to the advaneetitent of Zoology as
ascience, and been more successful than any
ever before undertaken.
FLOR-IDA.
()1-‘FICE on 'r!u~: REPUBLICAN.
S.tv.-i.\'N.iH, Marcli 28, 1 P. l‘.’ .
From a passenger by the steaiithoat Duncan
"MeRae, arrived this morning from Black Creek.
ave ltarn that iilicanopy had. 31 length; 3‘-‘”"9‘l
at Gen. Jesup’s camp with all his warriors, and
tum,-_ ’[‘i.gertail, with his men, women, atid Clllltll-‘
ten, had gone to Tampa Bay for the purpose of
etiiigratiiig to the \Vest. , So tnuclt was the war
r.-onsidcred‘ at an end by General Jesup, that he
lied ordered the train of wagons between Fort
Dude and Garey’s Ferry. to be discontinued.
,t\"otliing had beeti heard of Philip or Osceola.
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FOREIGN NE ‘NS.
No news of special interest has been t‘eceivetl_
‘ the past week front Europe, if we except the few
items below,'wliiclt we have gleaned from our
exchange papers. In England, considerable
nneasittess. on the subject of commercial ctctlit,
has prevailed—but conritlt.-uce appears to be re-
turning. though slowly, iitto its foi'mci' channel.
In the British House of Cotnu‘iot'ts March 7th,
a tttotioit for leave to bring in a bill for taking
votes by ballot at clectiotis for Parliainct_:t_t, was
lost, ycas 152)’, noes 265. _
The House of Comtnons on the 7th. by a vote
of 318 to5(5. declared ‘ that in tlie_ existing state
ofLower Catiada,it is unadvisable to make the
Legislative Council oftliat pr-0,vitice an Elective
Body ; btit that it is e.\;pe-tlietit that nteasttrcs he
adopted for seetiring to that branch ofthe Legis-
lature a greatcrdcgree of public conhtleuce.’
Pat‘liatiiet'tt, by a very strong inajority, have
uC.’:ltlt:tl not to (’07?(,‘C(f€ totlie views of Lower Ca-
nada. Doubtlcss her best interest will be pro-
tiioted by friendly ucgociatioti, arid this tiiay be
it happy itiotnetit to carry it into effect. The
debate in l’at_'li:tti'ietit on the subject of Texas
was rather am using. Some honorable members
would embark in a Quixotic Crusade can behalf
of Mexico. '
March 10:h.+-The Frencli Ministry on a very
recetit decision.ltas lost the majority in the Cliatn-
- bers, which sufficietitly atltnonishes them, that
in making laws, the civil rights of the people
inn.-t be consulted, as well as the person of the
_»l[ore Infernal .‘lIat.-7t.t'-ites.---Tlie Journal de
Paris tiietttions. but without citing authority for
the statement, that an infernal utacltiue, on the
plan oftltat of Finscni. had been d scovered by
the police of Dnrnistatlt. ‘The proprietor, a
poet trained Prill. cotiitnitted suicide witlt the
f:'a;_;itients of a brittle.’ (The Jourtial dtt Com-
ittcrce states, oti the other hand, that the indi-
vidual was a physician, and that his name was
\Veldig.) AnotherMinisterial paper assertstliat
a new infernal titacltittt- nas been found in Brus-
sul.~:, at the rcsitletit:eofa p""son ttaitied Dclpotit.
This individual, a l7t'r,-titzlittiati, was, it seems, de-.
scribed in his pt1SSpt)t‘t as ‘a titan oflctters.’
The news frotit Spain is cliaiacteristic of the
Governmettt attd condition oftltat atliicted peo-
ple, and indicates yet a protracted struggle.
COI')’CS1)0It(lCllC6 ofthe Cour. Eng.
1\ii«:\v-OitLi-:.-t.\'s, ‘.\lart:li :50, 15257.
MEXICO.
- Accoutits from Vera Cruz have been receiv-
ed, via flavanna, to the 5th instant, attd the
Censor of the 2d atid 3d. This Journal gives
various accoutits ofthc ])l'()(fCL‘Llll‘lgS in the Pres-
idential electioti, wlticlt,so far as then heard of,
had resulted in favorofllustanietite. As to the
candidates for Congress, 1 find that two thirds
" are priests, cations, and staunch aristocrats. In-.
.-,
gffootiiig. and well paid.
deed, this selection gives a prett accurate idea
_ ofthe influence of the present atliniuistration in
the election, besides showing in what hands the
'rcpu_blz'ca'n andfrcc ittslilt/.lioiis ofthat coutitrv
are to be placed. "
The private accounts‘ received from Vera
Cruz concerning Santa Anna, are not consider-
ed by some of tiiy Mexican friends as favorable
1;: his cause; whilst others are of a very differ-
ent opinion. Mine is, that titiie alone could de-
velope this important tpiestion, which creates
great anxiety among the friends of the indepen-
dence of Texas.
Santa Anna is preparing three documents for
publication: 1st, 21 report. of ltis military opera-
tionsin the catnpaigti of Texas. 2d, a man}.
” festo oti liisconduct while a prisoner in Texas,
and his visit to \Vasltingtoti, so tnucli misrepre-
sented by his eiietnics, and 3d, a plan for [lie
tertiiination of the war with Texas,
These three docuniciits, the‘ publicatioti of
which was most anxiously looked for by the go-
vernmcttt and the people at large, may produce
a tnaterial change in his position; though it
cannot be Concealed that he has found it stt'on:_r-
. er opposition than he expected, when he left
Wa5h"l8l‘?t1- The fact is, that his former
lreachcri’ to all parties, hisiutrigues, and dilapi-
I. '(l8ll0ttS Of the public money, have been exposed
by his ‘3”‘““lC->': ptiblic opinion during his long
ffbjence ll0Ut the country was worked upoti, in
,?,Y_. 9'1“? Pay‘? the Way for liustatnente; all his
new s and atlb9r0t:l_S were removed from the ar-
myattd other situations. and finatty the urjgtoc-
racy, who supported ltttn f()ru"1e;-jy’ more {mm
necessity than choice, has now rallied mum] the
Bustztmente banner. Under the wise adtninis-
tration ofthe latter, the army was on the 1,(,,.,,,
_ Santa Anna gave grtjat
re‘.‘.’a‘d5 lo m"“l.Y Of his oflicers; Whilst the great-
er titiinber, as well as the sold'itzrs, were fre-
quently reduced to a state of tialtcdticss and
starvation. \Vith the rt-turn of lltistattieitte.
tmost ofthe elemeritsoti which Santa Anna ntigltt
have depeiidetl to l't‘Stflltt) his power, have tak-
en a new direction, and hence his position is to-
tally cliangetl. His friends atid adherents are
still Very titt.'tiei'otts, aiitl most of tlioni fiulttitig
men, but with few e.\:r:cptioti:.-., they are all with-
out influence with the govt.-tiitiictit. or the. conti-
try, much tlissettiiit::tetl. and closely \\'Ltl(:_ll‘t'(.l by
the zt.gentsofthe presotit govct'ti:iit-;-nt. Utidcr
these circttiiistaiices, t.itiless Sat'ttzi Anna shoiiltl
once tiiore feel inclined to give his support to the-
etnistitutioiial party of;l5.'3-1-, soiiie time will ' be
retp.iirt=.tl to bring about a _promtt t:£umc2tla. Z!ll'l
even then, its result may be coitsidcred as doubt-
ful. , ~
The zthove is the Stll:':‘.l.'_‘tlt(‘C of a letter ad-
tlressctl b_v an inipartial titan toa MC‘-llCtlIl j_jt.-ti-
tlentan v.'.‘to was foi'tiiei'lv an titllicrent of Sattttt
Attila, atitl .no\V' tititteats (ll.-“~‘,i(}$£‘tl to enii-_.t with
the Bit-stzttii-stile party.
T E X A S.
The last accottiits r'ccci_v-xtl frotii this »it-pttblit:
are vtrry l'avurztblc. as i‘c,;tit'tls the state of ti'zi-tt.--
tpiility and atlv’titiccti‘it-tit oftlto country. Lirctit
tlisappttitittnetits and tlillicultics \'.'t3f.“.. ltowcvr~r,
eticottrttered by the new settlers and land spectr-
lators in the lucatitin oflands, on account of the
high prices of all.ltinds ofprodtice, and of the
laritl olliccs being closed. which will not be
opened again till ll'tt_: 1st ofJune next. The unin-
ber of land speculators that are flocking there
from all parts of the Union, is cotiiparatively
greater than that of new settlers. This ltas oc-
casioned an abundance of money, and a con-
siderable rise in house rents. as likewise in the
prices of every commodity, wlticlt renders for
the present, living almost ltll0l(.‘l‘.'-.tl)lt'-3 in that.
countrv. I have no doubt that iiidustriotis far-
mers with a large family, would find itt ’l‘t:i_r:is
a liatidsome rewtit'd for their labor‘. lll(.‘(‘llZll:lt'.-:
and laborers good wages, and pretty, or tigly,or
young or old i'n:tids, liiisbands.
1. need not observe once tttore, that in Ttrxtis
nobotly cares for the Mexiciitis, and that the ‘ _'.Itl
ahead is operating woiidei's in that licatttil':tl
country.
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SCRAP
.ZlIr. Clay/'3 SC71l'l7)IC)2lS 071. 1t’cli,g'im2.——*T am
not,’ said Mr. Clay in a late address before the
Colonization Society at Ltixington, Ky, ‘ it pro-
fessor of religion : and, as .l have reitiarkt,-tl oit
auotlier occasion, l regret that 1 am not——l' wish
1 were, I hopel shall be. The lougerl live,
the more sensible do ] becotne ofits utility; the
more profound_ly petietiatetl with its truth, the
more entirely convinced that tlte religion we
have receivetl front our ancestors. the relig'toii of
Christ. is, ofall religions, the best; and it alone‘;
can afford us an atlctpititc solace in the bout‘ of
affliction.’
Gen. Jackson arrived at his home, (the Her-,
1l‘lll£1g(2,) Naslivillc, 'l‘(’.I'lllL‘.‘5:‘-(EC, ou the :3-l-tlt ult.,,
and ltnprovcd in health.
A (ottclz.oft/to.sttl/fi/itc.—Tlie \Volvcrcan, pttb—
lisltcd at Ann Arbor, Itlicliigati, gives us the fol-,5
lowing 3 ~ .
“ A tnatt that would clicat the printer, wottitl;
steal a tiieetitig house, and rob the gr:.i\‘e _v:.ird.‘-
lflie has a soul, ten tliotisatid ofits size would
ltave more rootii in a tiiostptittfs eye than a bull
frog has i_ti the Pacific Occaii. I-le ouglit. to be
winked at by blittd people, and kicketl to death
across lots by cripples.’
T/tc 1’cnnstylt;tz7ii-.'L C'()ll'l.‘0‘72fI.(I77..""".l.‘llff1)llllI!-
delpltiii U. S. Gazette states that. Mr. lll‘tt‘."l:3, :1
\Vltig, has been elected to the Cotivetitinti iii t.lic
place of Mr. Caltlwt.-ll, (Van liiiren) tlt~cc.'ised.
This gives the V‘/ltigs a niajority of the Conven-
tion. Parties now stand ‘J-.7liig ()'7——Vaii Buren
(56.-—Bo.sl0n Atlas.
A gallant Nev Etigltiiitl ltiiiglit ofthe tptill, in
describing a country tl:.iiit:c, says :
‘ The gorgeous string of glass heads will now
glisten on the heaving bosonis of the village
belles, like polished rubies resting on the delicate
surface ofa warm apple dttnipliitg.’
‘Nick Biddle’ is very grievonsly alitisctl by
the Globe, and highly praisctl by the mcicltztiits
of New York. Qncre. \Vliic'.t is most likely
to be regarded, the censure or the thanks‘? \Ve
may state in this connexion that the Bank of the
United States ltas amicably completed its settle-
tiiettt with the Goverttinent for its share of the
capital atid profits ofthe old batik. paying more
than one liurtdred and fifteen dollars for every
ltiitztlretl dollars ofits ittvestnient.——.-.llc;t'(mcfi'ictt
Gttzctle.
The Tcclft.—Dr. James Jolitistonc. in his re-
cent work on ‘ The Economy of Ilt-altli,’ sa_\,'s-
‘The mouth should be rinsed with hot water
and their itiimediately with cold, every iiioriiing
tliroti{_rliottt the year. if this were rcgt.ilat'ly
dotte from infancy, the dentist inigltt sltut up
shop,’
PlC(I.Sfflg‘ 2'n.lclligctncc_/‘ram Dozen. Erzs£.—The
Pottlantler ofthe 25th tilt. says : ‘ \Ve saw yes-
terday a patch of bare ground "almost large
enougli to make a titan a pair of breechcs ; and
we do not think the snow is titore than six feet
deep oti an average.’
A 0/ticago Doctor.-—A letter writer from the
west, whose communicatioii is dated about the
time of the great land sales at Chicago, says,
‘ The spirit of speculation seemetl to absorb
every thought. A physician, a few days previ-
ous. had left some tiiedieiue for a patient. btit
ltad forgotten to mention the time for takittg it.
One ofthe family, as the doctor was leavingvtlie
door, called to know when the inedicine should
be taken. ‘Twenty five per cent dowti atid the
lJ%1l<'1"C€ in One. 1W0 and three. years,’ was the
reply ; these being the tcrfns of payment at the
land sales.
A gentleman, at a public table, requested a
friend to ltattd hitti a lot, in.-stead ofthe salt, which
he wanted.’
-761008568---Fotitance asked me one day why
the Women of the Je vish race are so tiiticlt
liandsomer than the men. I gave ltitti a reason
at once poetical atid Cliristiatt. The Jewesscs.
I replied, have escape-tl the curse which has
aliglited tipon their fathers, htisbaiids and sons.
Not a Jewess was to be seen Z1lt')tJtl_'_{ the crowd of
priests and the rabble who insulted the Son of
Man, scourged, crowned him with thorn.-, and
sttbjectetl ltitti to the ignominv and agony ofthe
cross. The women of Judea believed in the
Soviet‘; they loved they followed ltitn ; they
assisted him with their substance, they sootlieu
hint t.itider all‘-,it:ti=>ti. A W'0l1'lLll] of BL-1],,-,,,\.
poured oti his lieatl the most preciousointitietit
which she kept in a vase of alabaster; the sinner
attoiuted his feet with a perfumed oil, and wipetl
them with her litiir. Christ, on his part (,'X[(;;)(l3;tl
l_ttS grace antl mercy to the Jewcsses; he Till:-gull
from the dead tlto son of the widow of Nain, and
Mat"tlt.'i’s brother Ldl/.t.ll'tJS; he cured Sitnoit’s
tiio'tlier-in-law, and the woman that touched the
ltr.-in ofltis gtirtiietit. To the Satnaritan wonitiii
l/‘it: Was :1 spring of living water antl a compas-
’sionate Judge to the woitiati taken in adultery.
The daughters ofJerusalcn'i wept over liitii ; the
holy wotiieri accoinpatiicd hint to Calvary,
brouglit baltti and spices, and weeping, sought
site walk.
him at the sepulchre. ‘ Woman why wccpest
thou '?' His'f'irst. appearantie after ili’e’i'es‘iirrec-.
tioti was to hlitgtlaleri. 110 said to her ‘ f\‘1:iry I’
.-\’t the sound of tlt:it voice i‘tlagdaleu’s eyes were
()])t‘!lt‘tl, ‘ Mzistcr.’ The i‘ct'lecti:,-ti ofsottie very
beautiful rays ntust have restetl on the brow of
the Jewesses.
Air//tc/t/.it:i/_y of [.7112 L‘i72Zc——-'1'lie_Tiillowiiig
pztssage frotit Siitipsou, t-otitaitts an interesting
ou'tliiit_- ofthe divine Ettspirtitioti ofthe Scripttircs:
' '.‘lit-re are four _'_Il”2llt(l ilt‘j_7tlt1lCI'tl:3 for the truth
of the lliblz . The lit‘:-lisllt(31tilt'::t‘lCr’% oitreeortl;
sccottv‘, tl'.c pi'rtpl:tt:it.-s; tltird, the gtiotlticss of
the t,lot:tt'ittc ; liiurtli, the n‘io:':il cit:.it'act'et' of the
pcntnt.-it. Tlic. :iti:su:lt .-.~ flo'.vf.otit tlivitie power;
lltt- propliccit-.-; ;'i‘o::t -'§i't‘§it‘> :'1':~i2lft(llll:_'[; the
CXt'(,‘ll(‘llC0 of tlic (lt)t.'it'ill(3 ti‘-ti:i diviitc gotttlttc.-'5;
zttid the moral cli:i;':;t:tt:r of the pctttiien froiii di-
vine purity. Tlitiss Cliri-ttittiiily is built upoti
- four itntiiov:,il_tle pillars, the ptiwcr, the tin-
.iiidiit;_', the gotirlticss and the ;t-tii'ityofCiotl.
llible ttittst be the ittvt~it'.ioii of _;‘_ft)ULl men or
.“tll',‘;“lS, bad tiicii oi‘ dosvals, or God. It could not
he the itivcittioti of’ ;;t:o:l nit,-.ii or aii_'_-cls, for tlicy
would nor cotil-.l tii=.il<.c it t;ool:, and tell
lies all tiie time they v.'t.*t‘c wi'iiit'igit, sziyitig,
".l'ht:s :.:'11lllt the 1'.-ttrtl,’ \\'llCll it 'v\'1::.3 lli<.'ll' owit
iiiventiott. ltcottltl not he the iiivciztion of bad
ttictt or devils, for they could not tiittl-;e {I book
wlticli coitiiiiatids nll duty. f()t‘tllt.ls' all sin, and
contlemtis, their souls to hell to eternity. 1 there-
fore draw this conclusion: the Bible must be
given by divine iii.spii(atiou_. .
it.-
it.
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l':f“ll:‘.t:l'
For-l.-—-.5. tall Vermonter catne into our office
the other day, whose altitude being rather ex-
traot'tlitiai'y, excirctl the attention and waggislt
propensities ofa friend who sat at our news ta-
ble. After some preliminary remarks the
Green tnouittziiti boy was asked how he came to
be so t:ill. ‘ Tall.’ said he, aadrcssing the quer-
est, ‘ why. it’s the easiest‘ thing iti natur’ to be so
tall. ifyou only take the right roatl. It was an
:tll—firctl cold tiigltt, tzotitititietl he, and the ther-
titozitctt-r froiao tip, arid the back log frosty on one
side and afire on ’totlier, wlien fatlier cottie
ltonie with a bag of fl-.iur and a bag of plziister.
Uotlicr coulti'itt ix he‘ specs, so she ventured
to mix a hot ptitltlin’ lil~‘.e sataii, arttll went to
lied ftill as it stick. "Next. tiioriiittg when 1 wa-
hot] tip ttty feet was two feet beyond the bed-
posts, my legs liavitig grown so in the night, that
they upset ti te-.i~tr.'lile atilic foot of the bed.—---
Coztieto find ottt motlicr tiiade the put.l_diu’ of
plaister instead offlour, and that tnade me grow
so.’ The tpierest was tnum atnid roars of laugh
tet‘.---Pot/gr}. Tel. -
During tltc late war with Great Britain, a
dashing belle, who is now a good wife and af-
fectionate mother, f‘otind her progress arrested
as she passed down Court street, Boston, by a
flood which prevented her passage to the oppo-
She paused tocotisitler hersituation
anxiously looking towards the desii'ed haven,
- when an liotiest tar, with a canvass hat and blue
ribbon, inscribed ‘U. S. Frigate Coiistitiitioti,’
bore up and l‘Ct.'0Illt(Jllt_‘.fL‘tl her position. ' \Vitli-
out any apology or corctitoiiy, he encircled her
waist with liis t‘.’.tl>;(tttltli" zirm. and waditig ktiec
.dcep tlirotigli Ilte water, latided lady Sensitive
‘on the ttpptisllc sliore.
i‘t.lotje vcxctl than grateful, otir belle ctirlctl her
prctty lip, and said, ' you are an itnpudent fol-
low, sir.’ ‘ J3el:t_v that, my door,’ said Jack, ‘l’ll
make you fitst atzaiti.’ Stiitittcj the action to the
vford, he lifttctl lit)!‘ the secotid time, and re-ford-
ing the stitrttiii, placed lter stift.-ly again where he
first fotitid lter, obscrvittg with ti good natured
laugh, ‘And you love your tiiooriiigs so well,
hc:ii‘ty. stnolit: itiy bititiacle, but you may lay zit
anchor there.’ The above is trtie. The lady
has grown wiser aiid less sensitive since this lec-
ture on St]l1(.‘Z'll]l:-»lll2C.':'S was read to her; atid she
fretpicttily antuscs her friciitls by rclzttiiig the
ztticctlt;-tc.‘ '
'\Vc see it stated in the Baltiniore Morning
Cliroiiicle. that a rumoris afloat, that Governor
Riiiier, has written to President Van Burcii,
asking for the reczill of Mr. Rusli frotn England,
because that getitlcniaii has slantlered ll'lCllJSll-
ttitioiis ofltis state, iti his celebrated letter, the
authorship of which 1‘-Ir. Stevenson has so ear-
nestlydi.<owtied. \Ve doubt, says the editor,
wlietlter Van Buren will comply with tlte re-
quest; biitsliould he decline, a line is at once
drawn in 1’eniisylv.'iiiia, which will separate
the nia_joriiy front Van Bureii.—-New- York Ga-
zclfc.
Ezra Hatliaway, at Tannton, Mass, has been
St‘lllL‘ltCt.‘i'l to five yearsimprisonment in the State
Prison for atlultcry.
Tliey have got a ca‘. at the Museum in New
York wltieli nurses a young rat with as much care
as she would a kitten.
A young Lapland girl is nowexliibitcd in Loti-
tlon, who. althotigli only seventeen years old, has
attained the e.\'tt'aorditiar_y height of seven feet
and seven inches.
jsiarafre,
In Bi-itlgeport, Mt‘. Isaac J. \Vells, of New
town, to Miss Mariette E. Hough, of New-Ha
VCI1. -
1n Stratford, Mr. Wm. Lewis of Bridgeport,
to Miss Mary Hubbell of the former place.
In Bridgeport, Mr. Russel Gordon to Miss
Jeunct Middlebrooks.
race
At Greeiisfartns, on the
Adams, Esq.
At Killiitgworth, on the 19th Feh., Sophia,
aged -3 years; on the 28th, Eldridge. rig. 3 years;
Match 11. Lindly aged '7, all of Scarlet fever,
childrt-.n of Alfred Nettleton. -
At Saybrook, on the 2-lth tilt., "Mr. Ricliartl
\V. Hart, aged 69.
At New-1-Iaven on the 26th ult. George, son
of Mr. George Robinson, aged 10 moritlis; on
tlic 2'/th tilt. Mr. Alexander L. Munson, aged
23 years.
At Ttiscahomy. Mississippi, on the19tb Feb.
Dr. Elijah l3t:tt.~3, aged 31, formerly of VVilton.
I
Gilt iiist., Nathaniel
, A r-;'rsi.
.D_anbur_t/, Francis Knapp.
l'Zic.7.g‘c/lcltl, David Ilurlburt.
l/Vc.s'fy)o‘rl, John V”. Tayltn‘.
{)U§E}{EN’i‘.
1
hi .i:J"l"-"-31' (EEK ii’ iii. ii; .~"r<‘..‘s‘
Al"1ll 14 11, 1837
lflour, N. Y. sup. brl. $10 50 a 00 ()0
l‘l_vc, do '5) 75 a
ltidian fdcttl, do :1 '75 it 4 87
l3t‘tfl'. do :3 75 :1 1-1 50
l’ot'|i, do it} 00 a 21- UU
Mitt.-kct‘cl,_ do U 337,‘, gt 10 50
Rye, bush. 1 35 it 1 3”
Um-f~'. do 55 rt 63
Cortt, do 1 02 a 1 1:3
Lurtt. ill). 12 :1 :t..-at
llttttci‘, do ]tj a 25*
(,‘licese,' 4 do 10 3 12,t_
llzttiis. do 9 3 15
" " ‘l ' J7-7-7t‘L'~' i':7:;~3-o".$.’J I 7.‘-‘3$'_'£ .'-3II§I.'.Z7I‘J-'-.’ 1.1113’. 1 ’.!"i7-T-73.-C‘.—_""a'.’s7:3:.L'3'rIlfi
/‘ .-“~.l\"l'l<3.D, n wontati to do the work of a
V 7 ‘.Slli'tJllll.tll1lily. One who can obtain good
t‘ccommcndatiot‘ts, can ltave lilicrztl wages and a
pcrinanetit place, on application to '-
J. A. 1VEED.
[pt 'l‘l:IAClIltl1l. VVANTED for Pudtliiig Lane
A.
April 11, l837
School District. EVE1{'1‘ Q.UIN.l‘A1tD,
Lfointnittee.
“av...-A-. Ihivi ms
is (3. Six’,
OF‘ THE
W’ E S’ ‘.
7'35‘. il.lS 0Sltll\ll.\‘lllt‘tOt‘ll iscoiistantly furnislictl with ,
ii. an extent-tve :i.s.‘-tii‘tti'tt'-tit of l)t'tigs and t\iodi- '
cint-s. l'rrtfotii--ry, l$rt.sltc.~i, Dye ..‘,ttifl'-', fl.-titers .-\r-
t.it:le~.s, tic. which site S\1tl‘l'-'llllt‘d of good (pialit.y_. and
will be sold on i'CE":1i)i!'.lltltZ tvtttis.
BPJDGE.
J.l;non_g' //tc t1'rf[t:lc.s mu;/ t'tcfott1ir.l: j
txuiii Upiatn, Lfiiitipttoi‘, t‘.—".yrr:i, Alocs, tftirrt
bngtg, Cx'i:,tiv'., .»'l.in:'iioiii:ie, St..:niiioit_v, hiiio,
l<‘o»;tid, Grilltttittiiii,-Arabizl, 'l‘i':tettic;tiitli and lint‘-
lizii-v (-ltttri, llttcliclle, Epsotn and Glzittbet‘ Stilt-\‘,
.C“.1ll’_“‘il'tl‘(‘, Sail .-\tnittoiti.it‘, 1)ttl\'. llli=_t'.-zirl.-, loot
t.’.o. l:i'.'l‘.l.l'.t.l’)'.’., C’il‘.St.“.l1.‘.', Eletiita, Pink root, Vir-
.%.‘-iitilvzo l‘t7":'l., 3:1-tit.-.'zr Siittlie i-or-t, Seiittgu
t
gniitt .
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*, ‘ . '_.,~ “. ;1_o_,.r.=,n;'tt_; Flowers lL't]£1'tl>‘.ll tttid
. . l , .1 7 ._.
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L
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l :-airl l‘l;t:'l.-y, (Ire-ttti Ti-.rt , .fkl‘l‘:l\‘.' loot-
1‘ I t:tit.-:iiiii'ti, l"ot-,
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"i:':i'.\'.i" tottl 1-‘t-iiet-,:l ’
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:3.-t d~t. .» ll'_ i. 2" , Ct-_ii-.-ll-., C‘-it-st-;.'ill:i, S:..itii'ou
llt. i_’t't‘1l'.':.lll :tti:,l 'l,'ou:lt :ii'l'.I-. l}:irlt‘, ".:i'.'.1‘Ct".t
1 ll.‘-.rl.', .‘_s'.iiit‘oi-t,l',,- do. ("t-:ti'~o l.-‘ct-l, (l.ti:'.s.=;izt,
(}ti.'i§t-, root tttiil Pulv. ()tit'eiivii:t, 1’repai'cci
t"3lizti'l<, ’.ti~':.si:ttititl :\iiici‘i::aii lsiii<;l:t:.s, Corttus,
Wltitc ;t‘t‘.Ll 131:1-ck llclleltore, White I‘..lustartl,
C7:-._-tot-, Stpiill root, Icelniitl Moss, Cateeltu, Stil-
pltttrct of Aiitiiiioiiy, Snip. '/_4l)1(E, StljT'_‘i1l' of Lead,
Seini. Ox. Leatl,Lapi.:, Calaittiiie, Sulphur, roll
l’.:'iiiist.oiic, Stilpliate of‘ Pottisli, Poland Stat-eli,
\Vhite xvztig, Co_ehiiiett_l, Citletiicd Mttgtiestti,
Citrb. Mttgiiesi-.1, Cairo. Amttionui oi'_ Salts of
ll‘l:‘E5lt0l‘l], ()xiilie Acid, Tartai'ic At:ttl, Super.
(Jztrb. Soda, Sal Soda, «_\.lttt'iate of Lime, Tart.
:\.tt:.iinony, Ptoct. and P"~lv. lpeczic, .T:tl:tp, Pre-
pr.,re-.l A ‘e, lL’rgot., Colycyntli,
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sitimouv Co\vlt:29,
i\'ii.\' Vomiczi, Crftciis ;\.lztrtis, Culotntzl, Rod Pre-
cipitztte, white do. Coi'rosive Stiblitiiztte, .-‘ustiitie,
Sulph. l_»‘,tl‘lltll'lC, Acottitc i\lot'phiitc, Stryelititiic,
Elt:tei'i-nit, Iodine, I__-ntiar C;1l1SllC,C?’.l'.f~'ll<:J.)ul.Z‘l.Sll,
lssue Pease, Ox. Bisinutli, t‘.lai‘sliall’5.' l'«‘lo\vers oi
,'_ro.i, 1’lto.;pit;i!e of lroii, Carl). lroti, Liver‘ ofSttl
nltttr, I[’li:‘t.~.ii.‘itit.t: of So-.19.. l_:‘t‘ttlLl:ttlt‘.l‘.7.- l)lt.!"1.»"i't!‘lt‘-.
{;',1tx_ tit" i l{;:‘.lll‘., 1~.'!ii:. l‘ro. fis‘_vi-tip r,-f5'tp.iitl.~" Hive
Syrttn, 'l‘ittctt,tt-cs of i1ltitlt;ii~l), t_,‘tntiamon, l’<.:'!la
.,(ii’\), ’.)igii,tilEs, CE1llllt£l:'ltlt;.‘?, C;tt.et-ltti, ‘ltttlllltl,
(‘ole-liiciim_. itud Blotttl root, Contpotiiitl 'I‘int"tttt'CS
of Genie, Yitlci = :, 1’t-.~itvi;-;:i 3‘.i~.i~k, and .l_.:ivcii-
tint‘, iV.l.ttt'iatc Line. of lroii, tlfi. of L.llli!,‘i l“«'5l- "‘;"‘-l
pt-4.».-..-ed Citstt-i‘ (lll,7l'_r‘ll\'C‘(.l'll,' 1l:tls:tr:~:i Copztvtib
do. Fir, Siilpltiiiic Etlit-t‘, ":'})lt‘li3.0f 1 itt'pcittinc,
Venice ’1'tit'pc:tt.itte, Uil .8’-piltc., O1l_0l‘ T31‘; lfll ‘ll
Stictziiti, Spirits of l-.l-.it~tsltcrit, Spirits of Ixttre,
\‘.'oriii 1-‘o‘.v(lct's, Dovcrs 1’o‘.vdcr, l.’tc.i'n, Hysteric
Pitt.-, Blue 1)ills,l:':t!)llly Pills, con;-it1>ti1s.Ilr;tt‘s
Pills, Atit.inioi.i'.tl -S: lpcx;tt_t‘. 1rVl1it:,17.lCI'£t,:1(.lllC§i\:C,
Dyiieliyloii, i\'lt.-i'e'.ii‘i;tl, St.i‘cii,-gtlieiiiiig and Bl1Sl..t:Y
1’l-.ister, Aiigttiiititiiz, (T-it.i'oii, I-tdtiie, Re-tl, Btitiit
coii, Piles, ‘.‘i'ltitc 8: Siititaltz Oiiitinciits, Ttii‘iti:i"s
Cur,-.13, Ext;-rtttt, l_‘t,-pt.t;r, i'lciil:.:tiie, Ctet_itt.1_, Sa-
vitic. and Goittintirt, li»it‘:<:tioii1’ipe.~', litj. Syt‘1tt:'_£<‘-S.
"' .;nloes Tar. f,‘-oi'il~;liii’s Sti'eii_Lrtlieiiittg Dlastci’.
t:;~i.Ls A2; ii’ E:.<Sl:‘.i\'t3'i-2S.—t..‘til of Attnnnds.
Jt suit ier, Oi'l,£;.1!tZ\l‘., ll os<.'ii’i:ti‘_',',‘t'\" - triiiser.-d, C lovt‘--"2
b'p;‘t:cr:, L:\\'CltL .-r, l5t.:t';_"ai‘it-rt, 1_\llit15_'; I-l-“"19”;
‘."."lli!t’:i'g'l‘t:t:ll,Ulltittllllftll, 1’eppei'tiiiit1, .«.p6=1t'mlttl,
'1’ttits_v, ’\\'o.-‘t‘.ii-.‘oo«.l, l.'i.t.'ntltl'Cl.', l’cnityi-oyttl, at‘:-’.l
St\S"tl'l'El.S L91. . of S irttcc.
Sl‘lt3l-is‘, 2 ‘..—l:rt‘i>tIltLlClG\'CS,Citmt1lTlOn, All-
stiit-e, lfepp-.:t', C'ill1f,"'l‘, 8'. Ctiyt-iiiie 1"cppet', Nut-
‘|lt‘-;',‘..\‘, .\l:it-tr, .~‘=lti.st:'-.i'tl_, 1’:‘cservc l G.triger, Dates,
T.-itt‘.ariitxls “cc.
l’.‘-.'l‘l-‘..‘\"’l‘i .‘.l l:IDl(,l?\Il,CS.—- \Vltitwcli‘s, Fly-
r.ni‘.:, . S; 1-ttniittoii Lirptitl Opodcltloc, Opu-
(lL"_tl,tJ(‘. l,.ll‘tlt..L"ll, \.'lii'.woll's and Ilitttlir-.oclt’s
Sittifl’, l3_'.':.'ott‘s l’ltysix:v.l l‘2rt.-p.-;, '\‘t’lic:itt=ii’s aittl
Cl:ty’.s Sto:;t:tt~.lt llitit-rs, \\'ltt-:tt:,tii‘s, Cl:ty’s,.t1t1tl
l\'cwt*ll’s ll.".ll (_>ittt.tnciit, l7:tvt:iipr.:°t’s Biltotts
l’ill- 3 and Eye \‘.'ater, Let-.’s Bill-nus Pills,
llt. t. r’s Pills, ll~.itein2tn’s l.7t'ops, Gt’ttll't‘r:y’S Cot‘-
dial, Cftiitfs 1‘t7t):'itt l..ti7,t:'.-‘tgrrrs, 'l'rott.er’s Bitlfitltll
of l.'lt’lttt‘l‘.tttll'ltl, ,l’c.t:tor'.il ['1-'iitt;y of l3ont:set., Bttls.
of 1-loncv. 'l".ii‘liii;:t.oit’s Ealsixtti of Life Ander-
5'::t'.~:L‘ t','i:tt:'~:lt:s t'.'.. (_..tttpcz'.s l,'..-.‘.~
C‘ I .‘ .
.”‘i‘.'tl Ii
ilt't'*' v:~.
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.~, t...t . ... \ .,. .t..t.t -411,
i’. . " «-,.~:s l‘t.-\.-.‘tlc,i's, for tiitiliing
" g ‘ -'1 ., :13.-i-.ll3.;:‘., :'.“.Ll >.‘o..l-.: l'u‘.v-
-.1: '. :'~ttt,:=,: int‘ .ii"..tt‘ -
‘ ’,' ‘ \ll.'l"lCf_. 3, l’1'li‘. l-‘l .’.‘.‘. fill Y, cr'..—-
i-’-tt and roll l.'t)lll:‘tl.‘.tEl‘., ."itii.it'pte Uil, iiizd C()lL'j.flt3
‘\'v".i!ci‘, rt. vttrietv of 1’;tttei‘tt:=, 1.:tvc-tttier and
)'t‘:ttt_sj,c flower ‘t‘\;:tl(‘t‘, lit;Zl.l' s Uil, i\i:tc;ts:::tt' Olly
I‘.lit.~.lt’, .\':iplcs and ‘.‘~."iittl.-oi~ Sltttviiig Soap, it
v‘ "it.-.!y of f;tii<‘y Soot ':, "fit:-"ii 1.iilllS, \vhtt.c Pet'-
il'.ltt‘t'l bar Soup, for :~lt:tvit‘.': '.'.'e.slti:i}_f, Séc. very
('l‘t".\il, Cttstile rloap, S-tiicjlit.-_V: l_~‘t:tt.'.es, Fleslt and
1. -.it- l’o~.vtl»:r, C‘.ott_i~t l_’litstc:~, ljlttitli and flesh
c:-tt~.'.;:.l, Cltty‘s Pc:'.i'l Tootit l‘o\vtlt-r’, Cotttptttttitl
C2lt:t;.~.t:tl 1’o‘.vtlei', on ext-cliettt tirtit‘le for the
Teeth, Tootit, i‘{tiil, l..i'.tll', Cloth and Shoe
l’:-'tislt,_-st, DL1sLt31‘S, S(,;‘l,tl)l,Ii‘.‘.g Lllltl ’WltiLc \‘r'aslt
lfirttszit-s, &t:.
fJ\'l3) S'l‘L'F‘l~‘S, 1.-‘iT'I‘i7.‘[‘..‘?’ *£\ll"l‘lC'..lZ§,
5;-.1. é';vt.—-Clti ') l_,t'i<"\Vt)tn(l, lied wootl, l."ai.-;tir.. Ni-
grt 1‘l‘ttl C;ttti'.voot':, 't".,\!t".t=:t Logivot-rt,
lit,“ is, .“tl<'.oliol, Gutit Sltcll:it‘., Seetl Lite, Oil
" ttrol, liittt.‘ Vitriol, Nitric riiizi ~.‘rl::t'ic.';ic Atslti,
.‘-.i:tri::te Tin, t’,‘.opp::-t-as, .~\l'-.ti:t, lllzllgft, .‘.~‘p.iii'tsl~.
.-1t‘.:i:ilo, Aq".;t .l3'ot'tis, .-\lleppo Citlilfi, S.-tlt.s'1'ztr-
tar, l‘l:til.Cl':»" .lttCl\'S, Cl-iitliit:t's’ do. '-lrtttet-s’ Stop-
ping Bi'ttsli<.-s, Soft. Fitiisliiitg do., C.‘(l:'.'1 do.
London aiitl l.’liil:it_lelplii:i l’ortct', Stotigliton’s
l3itt.ers, S:t,ll:td Oil, Ctistile Soup, Stilt. 1’<;t.rt‘., Sal
ZEi'a'.iis, 1"e:u'l Ash, bottle CUl'l\'s, fttiicy and citin-
ut.-ii Juiilr Bottles, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Clrisst,-s, l’itniir.:c ztiitl l’.ottei:t Stone, Glitn, zt su-
pt-.rior cttialitv, lath or sec-tiriiir; Brick, Black
Lead, Ivory l:‘»l:tel<, ftctl Challr, Rosiit, \Vhiting,
Shoe Blttclriiig, Coarse and fine Sponge, iridia
I'i.ZltlJCl‘, Sze. Ste.
Dr. l-Iull’s ltrtprovcd Patent Hinge and Pivot
1‘ll.'USSl3S
Norwalk, April 1], 1837.
5
.-T_'& 1' it Court of Probate holden at t\'or\vallr, with-
IE. in atid for the District of Norwalk, on the Silt
day of April, A D. 18.37, the said Court did as;-igti
Satttrtltty, the 22d day of inst. April, at 5.’. o’elock,
P. M. at the Probrtte Office in said .i\'orwtillr, for the
appoittttncnt of Coiiiinissiotiei's oti the estate of John
Lovr_joy, an insolvent tlebt_or,ofs:iid f‘lt)l‘\\’all\‘, where
all pcrsotts lnlCl‘t‘5ietl»l|1 said estate may attend and
be lioartt rt-ltztive to the appoiittmetit of said Coin-
l’l]lS.:-!OI‘.‘3t'S, of wliiclt the Trusccs were uircctcd to
give ttotice 2lCC01't.llttg to law.
Attcst,
Zn-3
R. A. VVILLIAMS, Clerk.
tloors tiordi the mill.
fz"%’}3t'T==§:.-lA§W
OF '1 '.l;I.rE T()lrV.iV OF V'R.E])D1NC'_.
Q, '1‘ it legal town iiioeiittg held. in Rcdditig, No-.
[B vettiber l-l:h, l8Il(i:
V-')'t‘nii, 'fliat swittt-. be permitted to go:it.l.:it'gt=. oti Z
the ltigliwtiy.-t. and not liable to he lm]It)ttn(lC(l,_pT0'
vidcd they lnive. if over 3 nzontlis old, good. and suf-’
ficicnt rings in their l1tist'S.
A true Copy of i.l‘('.tH'tl,
c‘\:l.Psl, JON.-\'1'.li.-'x'i“l R. S-\Nf*‘Cl'iil7,
‘ Zlwb Totvn (,‘lerl(.
.\ N'l‘l’.D l.\l;‘tll:IDlA'l‘ltIl.Y, a family ofthrce
it! or four cliiltlto.-ii, it part of whom utltlt‘.I‘.<iilltd
spiiitiittg, to tvoilt in it Cotton l“actor_v. Applv to
Al‘.t‘\'Cl.D 8; BlS1'l()l’.
Noiwnlk, April ll, 1854’
ll; LS‘-l 3.!
A Ct” P (7.1,-‘L_fC' A Utj ’1'1’0N.
\-\',’;'.,"_'7l}.l. be 1-'-"ill at ptthlieaitctitin on Tucstlity'
iv‘ "-,3 the le‘ili of iti:=t.iiit April, at 1 o'clock, 1‘. M1
two vztliial_-lt- trtit-ts of l:tr.d situutt-tl in the town of
Gino-itisit-lt, zit lloutitl ilill. so called. Out‘. of said
f|'.‘t£‘l:~t t"ttllliill‘l.~‘ ultout zifl, the oth--r about 30 acres,
and both i!'Zl."i$ are well t,li\'iti-.-tl into plotiglt, tllC‘.'-tltt‘-\‘,
pit.-"tii'»-. and v.'o-'-tllztiitl. 'l‘l:';.< sale is ivcll \'.'oi'thy the
ztttetitioii of i“.'Il‘Iitt‘l‘.\' in fit't‘t‘l)“'l.’:lI and in this vicin-
ity, ':l.\‘ the tt~i‘tus< of paytttvtit will be l1t(l.(lL' t-tisy.
Sale to be l;-zld on the ltl‘l.'|t:l.~‘t'3’.~‘.
Ci1'Al’tLl:‘.S
Norivtillt, 1‘ipt‘il5, 18737.
Vtl’€iB11?’..'§;‘§lti
GE ()1? GE C0313 TU CIC,
(Successor to Ct(7'})l‘l Bells, Btlr/'tn'.’s builtli/tgs.)
"_§',t[f'€7 UULT) inform his friends and the public that
lie" he has now returned from the city with it fresh
stool: of cltoice GROCERI ES. consisting of Sugars,
Teas, Coffee, Liquors ‘and Wines, all of the first
qoality—pure Sperm Oil, Provisions of all kinds, antl
every article usually ltttpl. in it Grocery Store-atitl
he would say, plt-rise (‘all and judge for yoiirselve.-2,
for he feels zissitretl, that none can ftiritish article: of
better quality , or at a tll‘tt)ttpL‘l‘ rate. A share of pub-
lic patitmage is .=oiioitr-.t.
l\'\'tI‘\\‘ttllr-',.’1.pt'll1l. 19317.
‘(T
SAACS.
l\\5
5
U.~.'St.~\ '1 U’ttl‘.’ll’S, for sale by
£233» t‘iii()RC.‘E cos. S'J'OCI.~:.
l\'orwalk, April ll, 139.7
. ‘F53 ‘Ti’? '-7:‘-' »;3 ":Ti~-’-.=.'t-.“=='‘''z= ‘:4
~» 3.12 are ..;a.l’Lé3i%
E t'.llUl(‘l'. C-illtittlloll .'.\,fGtii'tlt.-ti St,-t:is, win‘-
j_ 7‘ ranted oflast year's g owtli——;’,'or sale by
J A \'v'.l‘il“.D.
ifltitidtr gitfli.) E1113-NESS
R1.-3i§=Zi:‘Vl‘G.
D.-\VlD H. BUYER, would
iufortti the public that he has
on hand and is constantly mu-
ment of 5-atldtes. .'tlariiesses,
Bridles, \Vliips, Trunks, antl
every article usually fottntl in a
Hr'$-5° he offers on the most fiivot-able
terms, at the stand formerly occupied by George
'l't'eud-.vay and Oscar Weed, opposite the Norwalk
Hotel.
I\'. B. Pill'lll‘uillI' attention paid to all orders, both
5: it t‘egtird.'~: style and quality.
N0l'\\':1ll{, April ll, ISJ7
List of letters remaining in the Post Office at
Ridgelicld, April 1st 1837. .
.\Irs Mary Dean .3 \Villiani Mead
Stephen B Foote Clarissa Nortlirop
t\'atltati1)aii Re’-act.-‘Oil ll-i~i1,Ml'<1ll
\Villiatn C Dcforest L SCSI!
Eleaznr Beers Jessup M Scott
Mrs Elizabetli BcnedictJoliti Sherwood
Atntinda lngcrsoll Hczekiali Scott
Adeliii lrclatid Azariali Smith
Edward ["I.‘J‘»Vlt.’y .l\laryette Seymour
Thntldeus 1-loyt, Asa Raytiioiitl
A hlerwiri Deiiicrit Temple
John Mills Rev Mr St John
Gould L St Jr-hit
T. KEELER E-ltid. P. U.
t_§.5..’%.L.r.c-.t._.
5 _.\‘i«‘. Military Militia Co:-.t, Cup and Feather,
1"Ipault.-tte, Sword and Belt. ’
CHARLES M. K-NAPP.
l\'ot'wull<, April 4th, 1337. 3W4
v- v .,
rt:-3
A S'l‘ORts) to lot, now occupied by the
sul)sCl‘ll)Ct', For ftirtber p:irticttl.trs in-
quire of’ M0.\'SU.\* nor 1‘.
t\'ot‘ivall\', Api'i'.-'1, 1837. 4
1\’OTIC'E.
_ Ll. poisons who are indebted to the subscriber,
' are llt‘I't‘l)_V notilictl TO PAY up witliotit tlcltiy.
Those who neglect this hint, will have to .~'t3ttlt- with
somr-ltotlv else. JAM ES Gll.Bl3.li..‘l'.
N. 1}. "l‘l1(‘ above notice applies to the l!llS€lll('(l
tlCCOllll|:l of the late firui of ititbt-F-R 31- GU-t_3_-“ll-'1'.
which must also be imtnediately attended to, if cost
would be avcidr-d. ‘
Westport, April l, 18:37.
5'9. Ll. those who are indebted to Eli Morris on
book, are notified that if they wish to save Cf).~i.
they l]‘l|l.~[ tittretitl to the pitynient of their ttL‘t'0lIlll3
tvitliout delay. J. \‘V. HUBBELL, A.-.sigiiet~5.
April 3. IS37, 3\"4
COPARTNERSHII’.
’ HE subscribers have this day fortnctl a co-
ptirtiiersliip for the traitsactitig of the Dry
Good business, under the natne and firm ofSte-
veiis & Belden, atid have taken the store recent
ly occupied by \-Vin. Gale, deceased. a ‘few
L. M. STl£VEi'S,
F. BELDEN.
Norwalk, March 20. 183
NGTEGE.
.'W1’IlZ sttbscribcr, cotiteiiiplitting a new art ange-
’ ment in business, rt-quests all those who are in-
debted to liitn, to settle with liitti witliottt delay.-—
Tltose pcrsotis v~ ho neglect this notice, may expect
*3w
FOR SALE.
TIJE sloop Minerva. of this port, recent.ly
comiiiaiidcd by Daniel K. Nash. Moris-
nre eiglity one, 76-S)-3 tons, four years old this
spring, a first rate sailor, and well found. She
is now lying at the head oftliis liarbor. For
furtlier particulars entptire of
Capt, D. K. NASH
VV;‘\.l. J‘. S'i‘liEl§'1‘, or
\\’.\t'. K. JAMES.
C.‘ "‘ I I
-‘J
‘ .’ .Uuv o
Norwalli, Hart;-l. ....., 5
y
7 l E siibscribeis, lieiiif; by the Court 0f1’i‘o-
"lr.tte.for the district of I\7orwalk, appoitited
C_..fl1l__7,\lSsl()l)t:*.l'S to receive, (.'.'{t.Itnll](?,.£lll(l adjust,
the elttitiis of the sc\'ct'al (.‘t‘(.‘tltltti's of the estate
. ,_ _-
of _\‘v lU- (Jule, late of eitid i\orwall~:, dcecast-d,
rcpreseutct.l lllS:)l‘.'Clll; do lit-tucliy give llt)ll(‘t.'
that we sliztll meet on tltc bit.-:ittoss of our said
:ippotitt.tnt;-tit, at the (.l\\'(:lllllg liouse of David
l3l(.'\’t:ll§~0l], in said Norwalk, oti the last. iilotitlays
in May and Septetiibcr llt‘.\ll, at tcti o'clock
lorctitton, oi_i each ofsziid days; six iiioittlisfrom
the :«.’.)tli day of Marcli l.tst. infill; allowetl by
.-L-attl (,‘out~t for tlto exliibition of claims against
said estate. A A. E. l} .0./\1rlI),
‘ - 'N(f)A1—1 \VlLCOX,
Norwalk, April 10th 1537. Ctttiitiiisi"s
’i“v/V” E}ft"it'.‘ii V%"AN’tl‘r".<‘.l'.}t. .
“—,'i‘1:j7AN'l.‘l‘}1) two boys, btrtwccii the age of
V ]«l "ml 16 vcttrs‘ to '-‘erve ‘ll ' ‘- "'
u — _ 5., s. .1. I (l|)l)l(.llllf,b‘
slitp at the Hatttng litisiiiess. Apply to
_ sneuumxn)&tmuonN.
Dttubury, April 10, ,lbZ3”/. 5wtf
but he wont tliieatcti, as he hopt—t.~,; there. is
no eecasioti for it. GOULD D. J ENNiN’ui J.
Nortvttlk, lilarch 25, 1837. 'i‘l\V3
.-‘$3’
QEOHN LOVi’...lOY having assigttetl bi-2 property
to the sitbscribers, in trust, for the benefit of his
creditors, it becoutt-s rib:-olutely iiect-ssary that all
who are itttlt-bled to him should nialtc iuiinedititc
[)il_‘,'If.1el1i to the SLll)SCi'llt)Cl'S.
.lA.\ll='.S Q.UlN’l‘.»\l.’tD.
NO.-Xi.l \Vll.COX.
Norwalk, (Old \Vell) ll'lai'cli ‘Z3, It-337.
3tf
To all people, to ~u'/tom. l/icsc _;_t)I'CS.’;7llS shall come.
Grccliiigf :
l'ltil-ZAS, Sttirges M, Jtitid, of the town of
A D“1'5"".\’» ll‘ ‘ltd County of l*'ait‘ficld and state
of Coiiiictzticiit, ltnvitig Ol)i.7lll)l‘tl lietlers Patent for
:1 new and useful ittiprovt.-tneiit i.i the construction of
let: llives,atitl in the titatiiagzettiettt and [)l’(258l'V:tl.it)ll
of bees, l)'3€il'in!;’ date 30th -\lti::olt, 1830. l\’ow tliern.
fore, Kttow all l)lt’l] by these pi'e.<ct:ts, that l, the
above iiaincd Sturgt-5 ill. Judd, fitr divers -‘otid cans-
es and (',0tt§l(lt!l't‘tllt)l1"~'.ll:l\'t} tnadt,-, etdaiited, author-
ized and :tpt:oittte.l, :tt.tl by lltt‘.~'t3 pm.-‘.t:tt_t,: do make-,
ordttiti, dt|lllt)l'i'./A‘. itiitl ttppoint i'\'( ,- {E S, BA[|,E'y’_
of N-:l'\\'iIlli, in the Cotttity of l-‘airfield and sltllc of
Cotiuectit ut, iii_v trite anti Ittwftti ttgt-tit or attomt.-v
for me and in ttt_v u:tttie to sell and tlispose of indi-
vitltttil1{t:.ii'i's, for the use of the a‘oov.- itatitetl Pa-
tent, to any [nEt'5t)l1 or pr-.-rsoits |'t’.~‘l(lil];_; in any towtt,
cottt-ty. or stttte in the United States, the right it,
which said town, t:u:lttl_\' or slnlt; sltttll out |,_-,,-(. 1,99,,
prt-viously sold or ()il|t3l"\Vl.~'t.‘ tlisposotl of. and rt.-turii
itie an ttccurtttc list or schedule of the I):1|]]t*s or
pt:i'sous to whmu sold, with their places of ‘rcsideitce,
wltt-n called for.
Given titider my llilntl and se.'tl_.
this lltli day of .‘il.‘ti'i li, IS37. .
S'l'Ul'.tll".S M. JUDD
'i:§-3.-\'l‘l7..\'l' U.‘\l..-‘.NCl‘}S, just i‘t'ceivt=.tl and for
stile by WM. J. S'£*1l.l'$ET,
Jim. 4, 183:/. " '_ '
\
t '1.‘ at
i,itit’acturitig a. general assorl~=
Saddlery Ware Hottsc, which ‘
, of.I S Saintiiis.
1‘
93.4
['43
512
Q’ E *5‘
l. ‘ 0.\li‘til‘:.\ll:l‘iS her regular trips from tlortvalli
, llridgn, to the ’i\t-at side of Catherine Slip
_\*ew York. this d:t._v, and will (‘0HlllHle running from
this place cverv .\‘l(il1(l2l_V and Tltitrstltty, returiiitig
from '.Vcw-‘.’ot'k eve-ry lvblctlltcstltlj’ and Siiturdtiy,
until fllt'lllPf notice. The price of fl‘-'l:lli will be
S0lTH‘i1lIlgl1lglt£EX than the C't2~.'t0:ll£tl'}’ price has form
erly been. (‘ash to be paid on dt,-livet_v of the
gntitl: For Freigltt or p:iss=t=,;e apply at the store
ofthe .~'lll).~Cl‘tl)t?|‘ or to the Captain on, boztrd the
Boat. ' M. HOY' '.
l\'cr.val.k ‘v'l:trt~li 13. 139-7. 1
NOT.lCl£.
Al‘I‘t‘II'I,_g’(;.‘IlC.‘lf for _zlV1)((lf._
‘ ,..7‘_ 4} 3
gm‘ A V _ <
. . Uni wl.-i.\..l::.«:.‘iB 1:‘;
‘?%§:€i>/'ll.l. lvtzvo l’tt'itl;:-port at 8 n’t:lot‘l:A.l\"t‘
Nonvulk at 10, St.titifo_rd ll, llotlty Neck
half past, ll, and Sawpitt;-: l‘3__. t‘v.H‘_v tl.'ty, (Sundays
ox:-ct-toil) lllll'll'i£ the mouth of .-\;-«.?:l. lietntwiing,
will leave New York, l‘itl._.~l side C‘.:ttli:iriiie Marltet,
every iiitiniiiig, cxc:-pt Stttitlnv, at 7 o'clock‘, A. M.
All goods. parcels, p.tckit,\,ps, l,:tttttll_e:~, trtniks and
all other bttggiigc, taken only at tli_e ri_.-ik of its re-
<p€L‘tlV(‘. o\vt_teri-;_. '
All freight shipped by the l-‘o::t.< flll.t_~‘[ be paid for at
the time of delivery, its the vitamin of cli:it',t:itig
freight to be settled fuijitt the expir.ttion_ of the year
is Vi~:'roi-:1).
-._-_... ........._.—--
l\'lj)'l'l(iE.
t"[,’tl‘llilS is to liirhitl .'ll_l pi.-r.<~ttts l_l':l\'ll!]_".Z‘ Adilln
-51. l‘ym-g, on my .-i-:4-t.tint. as I wil pay no debts of
hot‘ cottl.i:1t:ti:ig after this date.
‘_l'll()'.'i1-\S V'v'1LD
ill, lt":I§7.
ti.l\7Cll CA;\ll3l_{1CS.
t'1lll-"tH".< and (t:it:t|ti'ic.~=, for
S'l'l'lVl'}.\".‘_S & BLLUEN.
MAN.
Dntiltt:i'_v, fltl:ti‘cii "3\‘~'-3
CALlCOES (V2 ifl
6:9 -3’ l’il".(,.‘»h'.S
@3?€’:§i‘-' salt-. by
lllurch ‘.3-5‘, 1837.
9VA'H‘€U.lliE'Itlf‘§3Z_
) .3
4
"‘€=‘J::- .::;E"ly '5‘! 7‘
SIL VE1? .5-'POONS, £8-
.37} 13 ii‘. 1*. $71’.
EVI CLARK still continues his business
at his old store west side the Bridge wliero
he will be happy to ftiruisli his old customers
and the public with gold and silver Patent L_ever
\Vat.ches, Lcpine, English and French, do, gold
Seals, Keys, and Chains. Every variety of
Breastpins atid It-‘itiger-rittgs; Ear Drops and
Nubs; silver Tliitnbles. Pencils, and in fact
every thing in the Jewelry line. Silver spoon.s
-a large assortment always on hand: silver and
steel’ Spectacles: Candlesticks, snuffers and
trays; fiiieBritania tea and coffee Pots; look-
ing Glasses; tea waiters, tli_ermometer,s, clocks.
(to. éze. Every attention paid to watch re-
pairitig, attd jobs done at short notice.. Engra-
vitigs on Spoons, coffin plates, trunk plates,
ootarial seals, 6:_e. executed with neatness and
at short notice.
March, 1837.
SPRING GOODS.
{HIS DAY Stevens 6.’. Belden, open at
the store recently occtipied by \Villiam
Gale, deceased,onthe East side of the Bridge,
a few rods tiortli of the Mill, a large and ex-.
tensive assortiiicitt of Spring Dry Goods, eni-
bracing asncnr as possible every article that
may be called for. It is their intention to keep
their assortt.-;eut the most cotiiplete of any in.
the county. atid will endeavor to sell their
Goods as c/imp as any other establisliinent wi_th-
out. exception. Tltc public are respectfully iti-
vitcd to call and exattiine for themselves.
L. M. STEVENS,
1*‘. BELDEN.
Norwalk. Mart.-li 271, 1837
assesses arse
AGE‘ QPELEE WVELL.
¢‘{"1l1Af{l.ES M. iINAl’l’, re.-pcctfully informs
his friends and the public, that he ltasjust re-
turnetl from, Ni-w York with goods in his line, which
in <l(.lllll,l’)li to his forttter stock, ti'ialtes_ a good assort-
mt-ttt: consistittg of blue, lilac‘-:, green, adelaide &.
claret eolutctl Cloths: black, rihb, drab and fancy
CilS~‘lmOlS. Be:tvct‘tttt-its, t\'e. ; an assurtineut ofgood
and fttsliioaable vestizigs; goods suitable for chil-
dren’s \\1ll‘(,’; an assortnteitt of good trintiititig kept
coitst:intl_v on hatid; superior fancy gilt buttons, oz
otlicis oftnost every tlcscriptioit; tliread, silk and
twist, of diffewnt colors. The subscribei‘ feels ve-
ry grateful for past favors. and solicitsa sh:tre- 0
public p.iti_'oiia;;e. His attention will be turned
principally to cu.-totii work, antl no pains shall be
spared to have his work out and tirade in the most
:tp}tt'OVt'tl and litsltltittttlile manner, 6”’ merits of
all kinds hl.t(lC to ordt.-r.
C JNAPP.
ll:-«=’ Rt-atl_v inatie Clothing o_ti li.'..__., ctitisistiitg of
})Zll)l?tlt;Ut|.~‘, vr-sis, t.“vc. \\ltlCll \\:l_l be sold Mate-
duced prit-e. ' ' '
Norwallt, Old Well. llltirch 15. W37.
i_"lOT1Clii.
TO ALL w'.io.u_ IT MAY‘ ott DOTII ceact-zntt.
7_}'\1-IE books and accounts belonging‘ to the es-
E3 titto William Gale, deceased, are at the store
'j_t‘be l1n(lt‘l‘.~\i},'llCtl ltave only to re
mark that llt'lil_V$ are of-"en fnllutvt-d by unpleastint
C0l‘ts(3i1tt(!llC€;¢. V J S SAMMIE,
L 0 WISON,
Atimittistrator.
lit‘
l\l:i‘:cli 14. 1837
FOR SA L ‘,
A D‘vVEl.Llt\’G HOUSE, Barn, and
other litiilalittgs, with tiliout 3-4 ofan
acre of land, situated bet\'t/‘eon the Me-
tliotllst tttitl l’resb_ytet-i:ttt cliut-elies.ne.1i-.
ly equal distance. from each. Also, 6
building |ot.s_ situ.-ited about fo:'t_v rpds north easterly
from the 1’rt,-sbytcrizin clturclt. Also, about (5 acres
of land, situttted neat‘. Holly lIanford’s,oti the Not‘-
tvalk road. Also, about acres of land. situated
about a qit'.tt'tt.-r of a ntiic north (:i’.SI0l‘ly from the
l’t'esb_)'tcrian Cl:ltl‘Cl't.
{‘..\’;‘~l()UR COMSTOCKQ
l\‘mv-f.‘..-tniian l'il:trch 2'3 15:57. _ _
I13’ All pt-rsons lII(lt'lt.‘l"tl to the salist-.riltei' are par-
'l‘7"l""l_V leqttestt-il to ttialtt: pttytiient. by the 20th of
.-‘xpril next. ‘ 3iv3
1NGRA1N CA1'i1’ET.lNC‘l.
‘f‘_l‘)VE.\'S Cu l€i*‘.L D ft‘.-N ltdl/('_}lt:'_5l :'t-.t-eived a few
:-...‘I |-tt.-t.'t:s (‘hon ely si.-lt'tt:'tl, '.'.'ltic:t -.»ial be sold as
low as czttt be purclutsod in t\'t»'.v Yotlg. Also, striped
and plant lritliri tllattitigs, v.triotts widtlts, for sale
|0\\i. at the store recently occupied by Win. Gale,
t.lec’d, a few doors north the mill. ‘ ‘J ’
f\'orvvalk, lliaircli 28, 163?. 3
Bil‘.
Norwalk Chronicler