Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, November 1, 1837 · page 3

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the American. people. It tvotlld have been
somewhat better ,i_f',lie had adopted a ‘policy
satisfactory to his own c'iients.’,’--Cour. t§- Eng.

 

‘. iRobber;i) of ,G_'a7_rial .Z'olls, and Recovery of the
}lI_oney_.‘.—.Oii tlie,tiitiriii_ii,r__r of the 18th inst. M r.
John Clark,,,'of iVliiiitezuina_, who ltatlbeen em-
ployed by the Cayii,t_rafCouiit_v 'B,ai'tk to take the
wee.k’s collectiotts,til'tolls attli.-it place tothc batik.
ar'rii'_e(_l at Aiil_i_y_rti. and stated that he lia(l been
Cvaylaid, kitocltetl down. atid‘rol.hed ofthe nioncy
ai'nourttin,9; to $52,579. by two persons whom he
piarticularly described. It tiurnetl out, liowi-ver,
that .Clark: liimselt was the robber. Stispit-ioti
wasfirst excited. by ltis ltaviiig F(?ll.ll'Dt-‘(l 85.076
of the money to the clerk of the collector at
. Monteznina, with the iiiipioliatile stor_\ that lit-
had met one .(it'the robbi-rs. who, in atteiriptin<_-
to escape from ltim. had dropped the par':el.
And subsequently at the exainination ofiwo sits-
,pected persotis. be exhibited such appearances
of gtiilt. that he was taken apart, accused ofthe
|.(.‘.l'IllIC, (to which, meanwhile. he had adiletltbat
_of perjury.)atid he finally confessed hirnsell the
robber, poitttiiig out the place of concealment,
where all except $5 of the money was found.
Thus a man. hitherto much respected and coit-
fidetl in, destroyed himself and brought tlisgrace
upon his family, in a moment of temptation.
He is now in ciiiititiciiient in the Cayuga county

jail.-—-Albany Argus.

Fatal xlceiclcril.-—l\Ir. Jeremiah Steward of
Chilmark, (Martha's Vineyard) was instantly
O-killed on tlte 15th inst. by an accident that occur-
red while he was l)lll(.'l)L’l‘ll),tZ an ox. He was in
the act of hoisting the beef trom the ltarii Iloor
by a tackle rigged upon a spar that extended
fmm'oneot'thecross beams ofthe barn to another.
One end ofthe spar slipped front the heatii, aiitl
falling with great. l'orcc-.. struck him in the litre-
head, killing him iiist-aiitly.——I\'czc 13ct(fai':lGaz.

 

Efllects ofa’iet.——-\'v'e liavc-. it from autlioiity
considereil ttittptestioiialile, that a ttt-vott--d fol-
lower of Dr. Graham. in New York. has so long
practiced on the doctor's dietit: system, that in a

front view. he catiriot he seen by more than one
person at a tit'iie——-and it is pi'et(-niletl liy some
that his face is so tltiii that he cannot see ltimself
in the lO()l(llI_L7,'glitS6 without turning his head to
the right or leti.

“ A story to boot.”-——A member ofa newly or-
ganized \Vear-your-old-clothes Society remark-
ed to its the other day. that since he had thrown
aside his new patent nail-heeled squeak-l(=,atlier
boots, his old ones went so still that he frcquetit-
ly test hiinsel:'._and had to keep constantly look-
ing round to see if he was coining 1:1(l'I'€/‘0!'£Z
Courier,

I Indian '1'rcrilies.—-Tlie treaties enncltt(ltad
with tltc Indians of the Missouri river. do not
provide fortlie. purchase of land. but for the ex-
titiguislimcrit of ipialilietl interests retained by
them in landsccdt.-il by former treaties. And in
Il8g't)Ci£tlltIg with the Sacs aiiil Fines. the (icon-
eioii was eiribraccd to comntttte their claims tiri-
dcr existiitg treaties. and to substitute a iiew one.
for the purpose of seciiriu5_r them pettiiattcnt
.beni-lit.-i by the irtves!nicitt"ot' the CU!it’I-..lC‘tallOX1
stipulated to be paid to them.

The treaty with the Sac: and Foxes of the

Mississppi extiitguislietl their title to 1,260,000

. acres \Ve.~l atid ailjoiiiing the cessioti made by

them in 1322. For this qt)1lt)lll_y of land. iliey

¢. are to receive $375,000; a part of which is to be

applied fortheir benefit. in the ediiacation oftheir

4.-hildren. the cultivation of the soil. and the

"balance to be invested, to secure tlient a perina-
ncut‘iitcome.—Gl0be. ’

 
 

xi Priest's Izrolic/ug/.——-.~‘i Roman Catholic
Citrate, to free liiniielf li'oii'i his labor tif(:otif(-.-.s-
sion in Lent. gave itotice that on Monday he
wotild coi’il't:ss the liars. on Tttestlay, the misers.
on \V(.-(liiesilay, the slaiiderers, Tliursday. the
thievcs, on Friday, the libertiries, and on Satur-
-day. the had women. His scliemcsucccctled-—
none attended.

 

T/is tli.mgi'ccing' 1)..-clois.-—.'VIr. Ritzliartl K.
I“l'I)hl. olititt-, 'l"littttt..~:iini:iii itilirzttitry iirlltiwartl
street. New York, has been :tri'e.-ti-il on that
citawetif atliitiiiistmingtlelt‘-terititis antl iiiipropi-r
iiietliciiies to it _\'0Ull'__{ irtan naitietl Tibt-ritts G.

4: Fieric-li.a,qetl1S. wlzicli the Coriittc-r’.~: lntpii.-st de-
'«F'llICtl was the (‘:1-tscoflii-' death.

 

SlItl.ZI68.—“‘I liopi‘-.l tloi:'t iotrtttle"—ns the

- knit}: said to ill:'. oyster. “ C-oti.-e in”-—as the
spider is.-iitl to the fly. " Cot.:‘ii: titi"—as the man
said to tlteliglit boot.
as the lobster. cried oitt in the saucepan.

 

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The girls in Mtirlilialtezttl have made _5__vrt'~at im-
provement in -iroitiiig their cloths ; they spread
them on a platform. and then fasten the Ilatiorns
to their feet, and skate over them adlibitum.

 

The Richmond E!)f]Uil'(‘t' should liave a
patentftir the peiitiing ol'oliituat'y ntttit.-cs. '1 be

last nuutber saystifstiiiicilcceased fritnd, that he:

poesesseil “ the spirit of a true lsrar-lite without
3 guilc. was a member of the Anabaptist cliiircli,”
and. among his tiiaiiy other virtues, was “ op-
posed to the Bank oftlie United States andtlic
taiil '." This association of \’lt'lll(‘S,lr1 such ludi-
corotis propiitqtiity, ['6tlll.'}tlS us ofthc toucliiiig

elegy to the iiieirtory of John Grimes:

7'.“ He had no malice in his heart,

‘Nor rullies on his shirt." [Com. Arlii.

A faclforlhc Sub- Cl'reasur-_i/ Sc7temcrs.—’l‘lie
riumberof defaulting Postniasters up to 1830.
pmtiiiiit to EIGIITEEN HUNDRED AND 'i'iiiit'i‘Y-
.'rwo.' and ‘the balance and debts due to the Uni-
ted States by them on accnuiit iif traiisactioiis

4. prior to July 1st last '~]CZ.ll‘ are SI'Z‘.)3.82l, ‘What
has been will be-—-and a pretty general everage
these proposed Sub-Treasury (I(:'llt)SllOl'lt?S will
‘make in the national reveniic.—I-Iudso-ifs Ex-

’ press.

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A hypoconrlriac patient insisting to Dr. Alter-
nerthy that he had swallowed a mouse, the Dr,
advised him to go and swallow a cat.

I In.su'rreclian.—By the Brian Borltoiine. ar-

rived yesterday froiii Red River. we learn that a
plot among the slaves has been discovered. which
is said to have been hctterplaiined antl tl)?1l’lll_.t__'_€(l
‘than any before known. It appears that a slave
_ofa planter, M r. Compton, informed his master.
that the iiegroes were forrnirig plans to kill all
the white males. and-to spare the females and
,children——and that if he would go to a certain
meeting house. where his negroes assembled for
-the purpose of preaching, he would discover all
I ‘their plans. Mr. Comptontlitl go, in conipany
with four others. btit learned very little more of
the matter. His infortnertlieii told him. that
_,_r. the ringleader of the gang was one ofhis owi:
' slaves, and that he had sworn vengeance against
' _ his trtaster, for taking him out of his house antt
sending him to the field. The plan of this fel-
low it appears, was to raise an insurrection.
first at Alexandria, next at Natliitoches. and then
to turn their steps in Orleans. and kill all the
 whites; the negroes. however, could not agree.
which frustrated all their plans. One iiartywas
for sparing the woman and chiltlren. llte,t)ll'tt‘I‘
for an indiscriminate massacre. Mr. Coriipton,
 upon learning these facts, arrested his liiiiise eer-
ivant and he coiifesseil on the gallows that it had
hen his intention to kill his master. ’
"'}n the 10th and 12th inst. nine were

 
 
 
 
 
 

liuflig,

 

“ You make inc. blush"-

and thirty others were taken and iiiipristiiied; it
is hoped that all their planswvill be fully (lis-

Covered. A’ strong patrol and guard is cottsiant-
ly*kep:._up day and night", and confidence is coit-
tinued; , ‘ -

Besides“t_lie slaves,,tltree free neeroes ltad
lteett ltIm'_’; and it was intended to drive away
all lice persons ot‘i-olor.

\-Ve liave ltirtlici‘ lieard a report. that Mr.
Fttzllltltt had .‘~'l'tiit a \\'hitt‘- irtati who had l)t‘t_’ll
coiiiploitiiig with the _.'ltives.4;i Sp:-iniurtl was
also taken. lint niatle his (‘:-‘t,‘2tl)t:‘. A letter, it is
said, from the pious and pliil;miliro_tiit_: At-ilinr
Tappitti. was liit.-nil on the person of one ttlilllf‘
sla_V't.‘$.’lllVllltl:_7 them to the tleetl.——N. ().})(.'_[Jt'.’/‘.

Good Ittfluencc Qf CI-l0n'i:ulitJ7i.-—-At a mi:-i=t-
hit; in Hartford.16thSt-pteiiilit—;r,s:iys tltc(.‘liris-
tiati Mirror, Dr. Skiiincr. wlit'i ltiid spent two
years in Africa. aittl expects soon to return to
that country. matle lii;_vltly favoralilt». stateiiieiits
iespi,-ctiiig the pliysical aiitl moral condition (it
llleSl‘lllHtllt't1lS cst:il3lislii~il there by (oltitiizatioii.
Dut‘iti,q his resiileitce there he saw btit one peisoii
l”l0Xlt‘?|lt‘flt and lit.-artl profaiie lattgtiztge Iiti: once.
The impoi'ta.'ice oftlie colotiics in relation to the
ililliisioii of the Gospel, was ;_trcat—appat'ctiIly
ltt(IlS])el§Stll)l(‘. They are necessary as posts, to
which missionaries can resort for safety. Mr.
Gallatidet sulist-ipieittly stated that the Moraviaiis
who are not woitt to shrink front tlil"rTciilti(=s. aiitl
quail btafore dattgers had matlc sixteen it)t*lIi‘('l-
tial f:IIt)l'ls tti establish tlieuiselvesiti Al'rica—au:l
at last were obliged to take refuge in the Colony
at Sierra Leone. This is a ntost iuterestitii;
view ol'coloiti'/.atioii. Tlte (lllItt.~"~lttll ofthe Gos-
pel ovei that unhappycountry. and the ()[i(_‘I‘llll,'_7
olllhe prison doors to the riliy orsixiy iiiilliottsol’
its wrcti-hctl t-a_pti\'es lllll.~‘ flpl)t*;_t|‘s to be clo.-t-ly
coiinccteil with the eliiirts til" Anicrican Coloiiiza-
tiou St)('lti~llL’S. It‘ [rt't‘sPlllt*(l to the worltl in
only this one aspect. it tiitglit to ;]lll’:lt'l the atl-
ntiratiozi. the love. the patt‘tiita,:,ze of evt_r_y f,,|-
lower of hint who i.-antt- to proclaim the aci-t-pt-
alilc year of tlte Lord.
Rrztplt are Ul)l?lltlt'(l l'rt-iii ati .'tt_7('Ulllll oftlie meet-
ing in the Coitnet-ticnt Ol)5tff\‘Cf.

 

Jlltirclcr and Rolilit.-ry at Rochr.‘slc'i‘.-l‘t'It‘ LV-
man, a. clerk ol'Mi. Hos‘.-.ct' I‘_lt.|(tl(' I‘, while. tin
his way to his liouse, on Moiiitity (‘VCllln,Q', ('24'l'i
tilt.) was stint dead with 21 pistol by a. robber who
csirne tip bcliind him. His pockets were rifled
of his wtttch and what motley he hitd in them.
In fiilling his hat, rolled some distance from his
hotly. and was found in the morning,containing
$55000, which it is supposed ll)(lUC(?(llltt‘. murder.
Nothing was known of the murder till the next
morning, when the body was found. The re-
pO,t'l. and flush of the pistol was hertrd and seen,
but it was supposed to have been fired at a doc‘.
The citizens are greatly excited. Several ar-
rests hitvc been iiiitde. The Mayor of the City
and the Slicriffof the County have eaclt ofiered
it. reward of $500 for the arrest of the murder-
er.—Alba7zy Journal.

Agent ofltzte Bank of Er:glcma’.—It has al-
ready been stated that Mr. Cowell had arrived
in this country. on a mission from the'Bank of
England. From all that we can learn, we have
reason to believe that Mr. Cowell has come with
iiistrtictions ofthe most liberal natureiri relation
to the debts due from our countrymen to England,
so far as the Bank of Engllllltl is concerned. A
large amount ofthe protested bills on the Anglo
Amerirsaii liouses canie, into possession of the
Bank, so that the institution is. to a very great
extent. the creditor of otir merchants. We are
assured there is no disposition to oppress the
tlehttirs, hot that on the contrary "very facility
will be aftiirdeil them. The Directors of the
Bank of England, who are at the hcatl oftlte
largest nionied establishnietit in the first com
mert-ial country in tttc worlil, are conviucctl as
well of tlic ititigriiittilr-, its til‘ the lt‘n[)()rtéitt(:e ll)
England. oftlie. (.'(iltllllt’.lCt'3 ot'the Unittitl States;
and a momciit's (.‘tlll$l(lk‘l'i‘ll(il] could itot fail to
etirtvince such men of the folly, either for their
imntetliate or ltiinate ittterest. of pursuing any
course or taltirig any i'iie;isttrestli:tt iriiglit It-nd in
the least to clieck or paralize the exertions or
enterprise of our tiit-i't-limits. 'l‘lic_y feel. al.~:o.
the ll(3Ct'SSll_‘y of more 2l('('Ut‘&tlt’ and otlii-ittl inliir-
iitzitioii as to the t‘t*.~‘-'ittrt't-:~=, trntlt‘, (:tittti‘itt-t‘t'c.
banks. 5.3:. ofthis coitttiy, than they now |t()~.\i'.~‘>'.
This Til r. l}.. \\'lll tililtllll tor them. in adtlitiou to
the other (lllllt'S with wtiicli lie. is t-liar-gr-tl. ill r.
Ctiwell, is i‘t=pri-2.-'et.tt:tl as ltiqltly llllt'3lll_l_{t_’lll. wt-ll
t‘(lU('£)lt_"tl and liitsiitess tlltllt. with prt-tleltt tions
it: fiivor isfonr iiistittttitiiis.
Pltilatlr-lpliia. wt: are iiiI'ornie(l iii a day or two,
fir the purpose of having ititervii.-ws witlt Mr.
Biddle, and other gt=iitlt;itii:ii there; L!l'lt‘l' whit~h
he will p."oh:t'oly t'~:-.‘ll'l‘.tl!t some time in this city,
and afti;r.war(ls visit all ourprincipal coiiiiiit;-rcii‘tl
cities.

Yellow Fez,-cr.-New Orleans, Oct. 13.—- “'62
are informed, on the atttliority of the surgeon to
the Charity Hospital, that the prevailing: epi-
demic still exists with (.'Ull.~‘l(lt‘.l‘:ll)lC violence. No
less than forty patients are adinitictl in that insti-
tution daily. \tVe tltcr_et'tirc reiterate our advice
to stran,r1_ers and unacelititatetl pcrsoiis, not to
venture liitner till a frost.-—_Bec.

Six new cases oftnaligtiaiit fever were report-
ed to the Mobile Board of health on the 17th.
None on the 18th.

‘I

Messrs. Hoffinati and Curtis, the \Vliig repre-
scntativcs to Ctiiigress from New York, have re-
spectfully declined the honor ofa public (linrier,
])l'()lIltl'(:‘(l theiit by the VVhig Young i‘v'Ien’s Gen-
eral Comirtittee.

The Norfolk llerald states that live transports
with troops for Floritla, sailed on Tuesday from
Fort Monroe for Tampa Bay.

The Couriertlcs Etas Unis announces that the
French Governtnciit has Zl}_{l‘t’Hl to pay to the
United States the sum of 1.022.185 fraiics atid
12 ceiitinies. as the interest ol'tltel'oiir lirst terms
of crctlit oil the ttvciity-live millions stipitlateil
to he paid by the treaty ol'Jnly ‘tilt. 153.1.» but not
paid till the 22d of L"IElt't'.‘l'l. I836

F0imc1allusl.—'I‘lie Mercantile states, that
the l\tlessrs. I-loll. ofthe great hotel in Pt-arl st.,
have at len,<_vtli struck a vi.-iii of pure water. on
their preiriises. at the depth of 700 feet.
have been lioiing for it ever since the ('(llll])l(.‘-
tioit of their building. The supply is said to he
abundant '

:———-

Law as. Lyric/L Law.-—’l‘lte Nashville Banner.
ofthe 30th tilt. contains a full reptirtof a trial in
the Circuit Court of llle'UtIltCtI States for the
District of “feet ’l‘cnnessee, in whit.-li Anson
Moody was plaintiff, aittl Egliert Shepherd.
Josepli Joties, Jacob F. Farriiigton, and sixteen
others. citizens of the State, were tleleiitlttitts.
The transaction otit of which it grew, took place
on the 4thofSeptcnthcr,1835. The plaintiff. it
seems. had fallen under suspicion asa kitlnappei,
or slave stealer; whereupon certain inhabitants
ofBrownsville, constititted themselves a Lynch
cottrt. seized _the plaintiff in the dead of r.i,c_rl'it,
tried liiiti, coitvicteil him, attd lll8'.] procredetl to
ptinisltment by inflicting 100 lashes with it t-ow-
skill, branding him on the cheek witti the letter
R. atid eoniniantling him to leuve.the country.
The trial was regularly (,-ontlucted, ilcfendant‘s
witnesses being sttbptieiibed and _l_ir-tugltt into

court, some oftthem front a distance of fortjy
miles, at.-the expense oftlie now defendants. t.

The lit(:ts lll this pitta-g

He will proceed iii»

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‘was very numeronsly attended by spectators‘
[from all partsof the country. D1:-ting the pro-

,,qress' of the trial, some rrierciful individuals

lantong the crowd stiggtrstetl the expediency of
lltaniziiigtlie now plaintiff. but their advice was

:ovet‘rttti-tl by a solemn vote.

_ 'l‘lie._ittr_v (iii the Circuit Court) gave a verdict

lol'2.()Ul) tltillttrs aid ctists,agtiitist live oftlie ile-

fetttlatit.-:.—N. Y. Cum.

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E-iii,-2lt)_I/~i2t>nl of the " Ifewirtns.-—\Ve were
strut-it with itsttiiti-lttiieot and rt=._t_vt'ct on rcailin;g
the ililltl‘-I iii; tiotit-t-in the C tirieriles Etas Unis,
it .h'i'i*iii*li }.Z.llN‘l' piihlislit d in this city:

“ \.\7t;: liavc it-erit UI’i-‘ICIALLY retpiested to an-
lltlllil('.(' that tlit.- Go\'crtitiit.-itt(il'tli(: United States
is (lc.-iroiis of l'orttiiu_a two conipar.it-s of Fri-iteli
and G(‘l‘l'l)£tll voltintccrs. of}-30 or 200 lt'l(’ll each,
tor a tftlllillttllflli ol'.six ti.oritltsiti Floi'itla. 'l‘ltese
companies will he ctitiitiiatttletl by (iflicers ofthe
l't'5[)(:ttll\'t,‘ nations. Men wlto have alrcitily
scrvwl will he pi'efert‘c(l. If there are in New
Yorltl-arty liiriticr lietttetiaitt:-', stih-lietit(-:ttanI.s, or
sergeaiits, Freiicli or Ut'.‘l'lllillI. who may dcsiri-.
to enroll tlieinselves, they will be promoted one
or two _gt'atli-s.

“ The pay these volunteers will he the same
asin the Aitierir-art Army.”

\VlI(‘l't,‘ (locs, Mr Van Biireri get his authority
to ofli-r (ftiitttitissitiiis in the Army ofthe U. S.
to Aliens ? !! Does he not under the preterit-c of
raising voltnitt-ers for l“lt)l‘ltlEl, intend to ,Qt‘l ltp a
Swiss Guard liirtlic protcirtion of the Palace T-'
Evem'iigSlar.

A to.-1;-rgonct"srcl0rl.—-A rich merchant tiatriod
[logo latt-ly rciptestetl ti \\‘&lf_‘1;'(llJ(l‘ to liriiip him
it loadol‘ corn. which not being l.\l'(tllf_'lll on the
pret-i:-etl-ziy a}_-rt-etl upon. was rettisetl. " \Vc‘l."
rt-plied the wogt_ioiit:r, "you are the first ho"
‘ever I l\'Ilt‘\\' It) t'i-fiise corn.”

tit/.-iiiis/t ll"it.——\\7e i-atitiou all }it‘:l‘:‘<‘ll5 ex-
post-il. to lit-watt-. of the sltarp ttisltstif the honi-
rn:_il.s who are so ext-ruciatini_ily reiitlitig each’
l(llll('.l' lit-lint‘ :

_“ \Vhii~h ll'l)l)t_7ll is the editor of the Boston
Po.~:t ezttiiig his 'litisks' l'rtim.'l——.7‘t’ct0 Yor.t’t'
Gazelle. 7 ' »

ti Not the mic ‘.\‘llt’.!C your long snout is. old
bristles.”--Boston l’ost‘..

The Sum. Qf HU7Ilu7I I-1'rr}>piiicss.—-“ \Vcre I
Oil!-'l‘(*tl the clioict-." saiil Byron, ‘* either to llVt"
over aguiii. or to live as many years more on-
ward, I certainly should prefer the liist. yet my
young dayshave beeti vastly more unhappy than
I believe those of other iiteti comnioitly at‘e.—-
Ionce attempte(l'to iiiimerate the days I had
lived, which might, according to the common
use oflanguagc, be called happy. Icoultl-tiever
make them amount to more than eleven, and I
believe I have a very distinct rernemlirance of
every one. I often ask myselfwliether, between
present time and the day of my death, I shall be
able to make up the round dozen.” Stich is the
sum total ofliuinau liappiiicss.

 

Grcal Turni 2.—---l\Ir. Joel Miller, ofthis ilace.
- r i -
raised a I urn: i, wlitch measures two feet and
. . l . .
five inches int:t.'cttiiiference. and wetolistliirtcei:
‘1 ' 1 D
poon.'ls.—-.b}:r"z22,2'/lfild Gazelle.

Bigger Ycl.--A few days since we were pre-
sented with a Ttirtiip. weighing forty-live
pounds, and measuring four feet four and a hall
inches in circumfereiice. It was raised in lll('
garden ‘of M r. Edward Tliatclter. ol'Yarmouth.

-i-Barnslabtc Patriot.

 

Absence of]l'Iind.—A waggtiiier in Vermont»
intending to go to market, lifted his horse iitto lll('
wa,t_ion, and tackled himself up into the traces.
I-le did not discover his mistake ttiitil be under-
took to neigh.

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../tl_.<,_rc2itsfor l/ic Gazelle.
Br1'r./geporl. Charles Youugs
Belliel. Tiniotliy B. l-Iickoel-2, Esq.
Dita/,~iir_7/. Francis Knapp
I‘()l'_'I1_L_"(?,{i‘Clt'], David I”.llll'll)t2l'[
Sltlllt/l)7'(Z, \Villiam H. \Vebb
Vest}.-ti.~-I. John VV. Taylor
Vc.s'i’on, I3ratll't-rtl \Vinton, Esq.

H.-t:‘s'-L-Va”

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At R,t:tltlitti_;, on ll; . 18t.lt Oct., IIII. P-.;-ter L-.
Burr to Miss Clat2‘l.\$tt Hull.

At Gt't=crisl':o:tits, on the ‘23d Llli. by thtx: Ra--:.
-‘vlr. Dtl\'l-‘R, Cztpt. I:lt::rat:e Staples, of the firtii i.-l’
S:it.ple;—: &.i.‘!'ut"iil‘tl'{l, \'Ve:-'tport, to Mi;-ts Cl:-.rit_v.
only (’l£‘t'tl:_._flilt'}i‘ of the lat:-.: Gideon Couch, Esq. of
the ii-rattir place.

As I5;-iilt,5cptti‘t, on the 23d ult. by the Rev. G.
,S, (jolt, Mr. E:iw:i.ril Hill, Cashier of the Starti-
3’ ford Bltlili‘, to Miss Sarali Jane, dauglit.ei- ot'C4pt.
l R£l5ll.C5l', (if Bt’l(lgr:piirl.

On the auto» evetiittg, by the saute, Mt‘. J:ti;ries
Fitch to Miss Mztry, (luttgliter of North Pluinb,

Esq. _
iatrtit

In this villrtg_re, on the 24tlt tilt. Mrs. Esther
Close, at the titlwittcetl age of 96.

Al.I3t‘ldgi)p01't. on_thc 1‘J;'.li uh.‘ Miss Augusta,
dati_(_rlitet' of Mr. Josiah B. Baldwin. age(l18; oit
the 21st ult. Mrs. Morris, wife of Mr. Thomas
Morris, aged 40.

At. Redding, on the 5th inst. \Vm. Sanford,
E.q. aged 73. _

At \Veston. on the 22d inst. Mr. Zitcltima
Lacey, a soldier of the Revolution, in the 83d
year of his age. Duringa loiig life he has serv-
ed his generation with peculiar tidelity, and gone
down to the grave in the fullness of years, re-
spected by all who knew ltim.

At. Bfacli Rock, Ca t. Walter Thor i, aired 67.

A w 'p1"t l M’ iv” 1'

t eston, tilt the OH u t., tss Arnie ta
Gould. aged 14.

At Iiilltlyi tte. Intl., on the 13th tilt. of conges-
,tive fever, Mr. Edward A. Ellsworth, ‘aged 20.
‘.-;on of I‘It?t'll:y L Ellstvzirt.lt, Esq. of \‘VU.Sl'tIt'lg-
ton, D. C., lornit:r.iy ol Httrtfortl.

I.’~.-’€l"i‘t‘lt,fE.

5E‘7IIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Ft't‘0-
'“‘iiii.-it in tho Btwtrllgll of Norwalk. Will

the lieltl tittttc 'l'o\vn House in said .Bt)l‘()ll_;_Vll, on
l Moiitlay next, tith lll>t., at. '2 o’cloclt, P. M., to
t:lCt:l. 0lI‘lt'.h*~.'S for the etisiiiitg yt.'tLl‘,tl.llLI to trans-
act. any other b-. Slt1t‘SS.

By order of the Court of Burgesses,

J. A. WEED, Cleric.
Nortvalk, Nov. 1, 1837. M34.-

A NE W PAPER.

T is proposed tti issue every Saturday evening

in the city of New York, a weekly paper of
the largest dinieiisions, in a ipiarto lbiiii, entitled

“ 'll.‘l‘ElE Vii URLD ;”

A Literary, Poetical. Fa hionale. Dratnatical,
Sporting. Miisical, (SL0. (SEC.

The lirst nnitiberof which was published on
January 21st 1837. Tertns a year-single
nuinhers 125 cents. Advertiserriciits inserted at
the usual rates.

Ati edition of20.000 was printed ofthe Iltsl
nuiitber. to he circiilatcd tlirou,r_v,lt every portion
of the Uuitctl Statesitrii'l Canada.

Editors ptililisliiiig the above Prospectus will
be entitled toa free excltange.

VVM. \V. SNOVVDEN.
JOSEPH M. CHURCH.

ANTED IMME DIATEL .."—An approxi-
‘ tiuc to the Printing business.
Gazette Otfic--. Oct. :31. 1837.

7:-;'iI"‘t7"t"i‘Z.3‘.iEl9;<$ 2 l
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 E:\DER—il you we. itiilcbteil to ST'E—,
El VEND 5-5 BELDEN. and your ttccount
has stood four tiit.;i-tits. ti;t—~v xvi.-li ‘on to ex-

I I y -
f.tl‘."S.‘~.'l_‘,' llll-’l:?l‘.~‘l?I.ll(l that t.nt-_v tzitiitytitt to pay it
witlttittt it-.-l:iv.

U.:t. 31, 1837'.

(“KP-"£3 "-.\ 'i‘..i£i {.723 2'2 ,
 IIA~.\'D:3'Oi‘tIE. S“'C-Otltl hantt Pttrlor G:'ato.l
"it It‘ttt"* ‘l '3""li
‘~ ].lli' li . lll.> ul i(.~ .

Ci-tt.iicr3l.. I'D-‘37.

.
ft, T (1 Court of I’i'tili:‘tto litiltl at \V-tslport,‘
1- ~ . . . .,

‘ti. this ilbsli day of ()ciohor, A D_ 1831, on!
the E.‘>‘l1,l[5,l (if LE '\\""‘

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to N NASH, Jr. of 'vVest-',
port, an itisolvt tit il- blot‘; and the 'l‘rttst€2c on l
satitl estate pr.-.;.'s the .-ip;.~t-tintmcnt of Cttnimis-l
si«;tt.ei's l.ll.-l'(‘t}‘.l. Ortltrrt-tl, that Coiizttiissiottmsi
to rct;cit‘t-. t'.‘('tllIll!t", and allow tli=:-claims of the
crt-tlt‘tot'e to :.:i%.l i-stat--, will lit: appointed at the‘
I’;-tilzttiti O€i’it::- in \‘t~’e s!.pt;;'t.. On the liih (lay of‘
Niit.'et2il3e:', A. D. 18217. ;tt 9 t.’e';(it-2;, {‘(iv:eiittoti,,
of t_vl.icii all pt—r.sttti.s i:.’.t=t‘t:stetl will take ll0ll{jC,,
“"1 "~l‘l"‘1“', ll‘ l.l!<'_\,' Sift: c=iti:-ze, nttd hie licartl ,
t.lit-reoii. And the 'l"rtist(-‘c in S-lllll. t‘E~'lt.2le will’
cttitse this oiti.-r to be puiit? ~‘ in soinc pttlilit;

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ti.rtlt'‘li
ticwsgtapcrprinted tvitliiii the con -131 of Fair-
litrltl, and will also prtst the: suite on the coin-
ii'ioii sign post: in '\“."t,-.-=.liitirt,
1-at] 'I‘IIOi\IAS 12.0’-.vL.-mi), .ltttlg'C.
CU‘1l‘tl7il Pt'0i‘-".L-I", Di.-1li'it.'.t of Nttrw:-illt,
Si.-t‘i-'.: oi’ C:iit'ii:t~ii, tit,

\\"lI.Ll.‘iI\.I ST. JOHN, E-q. Jtttlgtr.
T it Court of 1’;-oii:z_tt-, holdttn at Norwalk,

‘.‘.'il.ltl2l and for the Disti‘tt't of Norwtilli, on
‘.iSi.!i (lay of Oitltili. t‘. A. D li‘3I’i7~'i
‘:'.'..ll.l:.~.Cl‘ll..’l‘l° v.’~:.s :-tptwitttt-tl :“.:l |tl!.lE-‘l.l‘L‘.i'i'l.'C of the
".:fi7.tl.|‘ of II ‘E. l R Y .1. l.Li'ICl<L. lava of'Nor-
wiillt, \'«'}1,liiI,|_<7-‘iltl Dis*iit:t., e.:t-astid. ttiontlts
l::ivt-. lit-est ll-‘i:ll{‘£l and 1.1llt;‘.Vt‘(l by mild Court for
the t:i't:ditot's to l)E‘:'$t‘lll.l.llLll‘(til1l!ll5Ilgnitltsl. ltlti
rstult’-. All claims not. ]i.""‘.-‘t‘t‘ilt‘(l t\'i’.l'iii'i titat.
tiine, lll'O[)i!|'l_\-' i|_ll.":-'lt'tl, 1,ot,li.- said ./\..lt'itiiii.~tt'tt-
trix, will i.t- (ll’il.‘tl'l‘i'”l tt r(‘t:t’>v~-ijv. '0
51533-I l"t.\d Si1lL't.l£t.‘«I‘{. .»\tlt:i’rx.

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‘l‘E‘.. ht~i'cby given, that the Court of Probate for
li the District oi‘ I)‘:ttll)lll‘_V lies liatiteil and al-
lowed six iiioiitlis from the iltt!r- lier:-"til". for the
creiiittim of the v~.‘.t::?:- of CLARK l’ICK.E'l'T,
l2.tlC of Retldiiig, tlcct:ii:.r.-il, to t‘.‘{:'lil)ll their tvlitiins
against srilti estate, to the iititliirsigttetl aditi=nis-
triitor on .~.;iiiil (‘ll‘.Z\It’; and all clainis (lull exlttlitt-
ed W thin said time, will be by law debtirred a
l'(Z(;()Vl?i‘y. And all pei'.~to:is i:td=»=bte(l to the said
tlect."-as.-.d, are l‘t‘qllt‘Sl’.t’(I to iiin.lieit’iiint2iliatc pay-
ment. to the ttiidersig=icd. ‘
HARRY PIC-KETT,
Atliiiini.strulor o_/"salt! cstalc. ,_
Reiltling, Oct. 1'3, 1837. 3:34
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CCiLLEC'I'ORt; t\'OTICE.
B.7§5'i'£L7§t) 0 .-
‘,-’j'S ,2-‘ivnn to the tzix-tlilc inlialiitatits of the town
B- of Stainf-:ii'il, that the ~°tlllSCl‘ll.).“l‘ will be at
the sl.or~;- of Isaac .It).’l'.“S, on S.itt.=r(l ty, the 25t.lt
of Novctrthtrt-, itt’3[‘.V(!{.‘ll the hours of 9 and 11,
A. l‘t‘I.. at the stor‘ of Rtiiplt I-Io:-,«'t, l'~ttni 1'3 to
1, P. M.. of John VVi=etl from 3 to 4,, -P. M., of
Jolin Hits-t.ctl from 6 to 8, P. 11.; at the store of
John B. Lnezls, on Mtintliiy the 1-37ili,bi-.t=..v.-=cn the
hours of 9 anti 11. A. M., of Pei.i.-i- Ht.ts‘c(l,
from 1210 2, P. M., of Alanson Sl.lI(Itc\-" ll l'rom 3
to 5, P. M_.. of Ebenh-Sitiitli, from 0 to 8. l’.;‘.1.;
sit the store of VV. Sr. R. ll:i_vt.. tm 'I‘ut-stluy the

Peter Sinitli, from 1 to 3. P. M.
\VAL'l‘El’t. S.-XRLES,
Collector of brute Tr1.r.

 

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§'7"i'l.ll?t"*».~§.‘:~'.EIi;‘~.'(;i Viv".-3 ?ti1Ii'§{)§}.'%€:-I.
."'"”°"tlIIl“. Stth.-.(ri'ticr is L‘Ult.~‘.ll|I"lll_V ti-tiling -o his al‘
.3 ready €:.\[l‘lI.\lVP stock. trvt.-t'_v ttew inipt-ovc-
nit-tit in arti: li-s tit I‘;li(Zil('ll ti-riiitttri» by wliiclt his
t.-itstotttcis may (l(‘l ive every possilile ztdvatttaige l'i0in
the li)\"'cttll\I‘ and L‘tll(‘l'}it'll.lt:g spirit of the titties,
and §(‘('L!_l'(.‘ to l.ilL‘lll:i(,'l\(£.~ stint their families every
cotittiiitittioti of
l£t,'()i‘{O.‘tlY AND (I(}.YtF0l1'i‘.

The .‘iillowii.ig‘ new artii lt:'.‘. tlt’:si-tve atteiitioti :-

l'l'.llFl5.L"l' PR!-.11] lU.\l h."l'U\"l“. tor the Iittt-hen.
will liurii \Vt_Itl(I or coal; tins ztniple and lit.-Llllj-’ liti-
tshe.-t -.ipti=-atns tor Ctitilllttg, boilers, kt-tiles pans
gfltlfilvf} .\;c_;ctiit.-‘ittiivs lt,‘.~.\‘ l'ut-l. gives out iiiore
lit-at, tli._i_it t.-iiy otht-t :ii'ti(.li:ol' the kind lit-,rotot'ore
pi‘i:st=iiti'-d to the ptililit,-. It is licezittt-5, cr»tiip.tt~t in
its forin :iittl ltlflill} «it-ntttnt-iitttl. '1 hi: Sltlist riber is
iiow..littit‘.;._-, ttpsuitii: \r'!\ li-aiittsriiiie pattt-rtts, wiiicii
lllS\3l\~'i‘.').).t*,I”S lll‘t‘ iiiritt.-tl to 1‘5lllillIll€X3l|Ul|lU-

Tilir‘. <“t"l.l.\.l.) till. tit’;-\'I‘l'L S l'OVl‘l, ts.a neat.
purity and l!ttt)‘.ll'i)l|lt'2ii article tin‘ stores, slii)ps,
a:i:l i.-ilit.-es. St-rt-ral l.-t1\(.‘llll'(:‘nl(ly htvn put tip in
this pl.i(:.: and for t'lt:'-:iptie=:ts ('Uil'tt'i-3tllt3lIL'(°. and
wttriiitlt ltl'(: i't-kottctl the best yet iiitrcdiict-cl.

TU l'Alt,()l{S.

l-E\\'li5’i3 I’?t'Ilt'ill l out Stove’-. for heating t.:_iiloi"s
Irons. an cxtrt-llcitt aiiit-lie, which tnzty also with a
it-ifiiitg expcttsti. be -.ttl:tptetl to t-tiliitarv ptitposes.

’I\J.]l I’. I?.U'I‘.*\Ii.Y (‘UUK s‘5TOVl'i. so well tttlitpttltl
to the t\':i:itsiifltiI'ge faittilies, with its lttlt-st int-
[')l'()l/(2uN)lll5. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constant deiriand and in ltiglt repute.

GENER

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Gl{\'l'E5. of every pat-
tern plain and UI'l|itll1l\ttl2ll.
lll':l§S.IIl]~~l}l .V‘l.l"t’[ it-on.so.ip
stoiie, .\'t:. at the lo\\’r-st
rates, and set in the most
faslti tialilc and cotitttio.
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8i)X.I1|ll‘lll-ll‘. and otlit-rstovt-.~, til‘ I-vcry'.ilt-st-ip
tion- Also. cvt.-rv kind til‘ titi -.inil .\'l|(‘l‘l iron \V'll'I\
d we to orticr iirittiiiiitiai int-tat too and (‘ull'eo p rt.~,
spoon.-, l\'fl!VP_~ and liH‘l\\, and ti \’i!|‘lI‘l_v ol' able and
l-.it(:lici.fttt-iiitttrr». Aittiimits ~l‘It~\tel.\‘ .-ttttt tiiiigs. -\'c.
.s"i‘tl.l-ZS t;itt’. HS. it e.t _-.itit-inc i5I‘l-lac.
Nor\v;t|t._ t'\nVI'lIl't‘(’|' l H337. I
01? NO l'lCE 
F’ 71 IIE subst.-.'tbei’ lllt\tlt'H_{' tztk.-it the stores litte-'
— ly (tCt'_'l.t;‘tl«'tl by Mr. II. Sttvttlt-r.-‘t.iit. (bctiigtt
fc-.v roils south of‘ tht: Stoi‘cs,) for the purpose
of cart-yiiig on tho llUSltlt.‘SS of Tiiilor, takes
this nll‘l.ll()(l to iiiliirtii his friettds rtitil the ptiblic
;_»-cnorally, ittitl requests tlicm to give him it trial.
From his lotigg; c.\'pcrietieo in cttttiiig in the city
of New-York, ~ht_- thinks he may confideiitly
hope to please l.llt‘&~'-'.‘ who llltty favor him.
ltVaii/cl/, an. Apprcnlice——titit: who has some

A\'DREW'.AYRES-.
ct.,‘.3-3,1837. it-3:33

ftlUTiC'

Nftti’-CE! naan,

10¢»
-’ fir,“ |np,e]i]]g HI. llllf SltlIIlillOlll€rS oflhe
“ Union t\I:tiitilitctttriii_(_{ Compatt_v." will
he held at the. I‘ItHlSt' til’ l')avitl Stevenson. llt
Norwallc. in the t‘5tateol' Cotittieizticiit. oti Tlitir.s-
tliiy, the ninth (lily til‘ Ntwctttlier next, at 23
ti'i.-loclt in the :tl'tcrii:‘.oti'til'lliat ilay.ol'wliii:li this
itoiii-e is given in pttrstttittce of the act of the
l.ic}.;isla:tirc of the State of (_7titttiei:ticut, ettt tled
":\i'i At-t relatin_«_» toJoint Stock Corporations.
passed June 10. 1837. R. il{tO\v\’I-JIIJY,-9
.GEO..G. BISHOP.

October 21, 183'/. 34

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' ii -' his friends and the public, thttt/lie has jU;.I.

‘28'.h, between the litters of 9 and 19, A. I\I., of

3’lisui-ill plug ’l.‘obit.cco, Snufi', S.-iliariitus, Starch,

l{tlt)\Vl"tlgG of the l.)Lla‘lll'.£.~S \\-'Ollltl be pro-l>-rred. ‘

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A 5-3‘u21O{;'tL TEACHER
AN‘[‘ED—Apply to the Committee-in
Five Mile River District, in Norwalk.

IRA. HOYT, Committee.

Ocloher 41th.’ 1 $37. . . . 3l32
2.35;:-"i3t'sZitg at @111 E?-’é",trIt. ‘
FALL AND. \VlN'1‘ER FASHIONS.

 I1.~\P.LI;‘.::‘ M. KNAPP respectfully itifiirms

returned frtiiii Ni.-iv-York, and has obtained the
latest. Fasliioii.-. He feels grate"-fol for past fa-
vors,and still solicits his share of’ public pit-
l‘t)ll‘dt.{C. \Vork will be done to order, and no
pains shall he spitrt.-(l to give sutisliitztioii to all
who lnt‘l_\' 1'.-.vor him with at cal .

The subscriber, for the present, has made
such :ti'r;iiigeii’ictits, that any article ol goods in
his line cati be had to order. Persons v.‘isti’.:ig
to ptit'cliiisc cam gel, goods_ of any (lescription,
and its Lftiud and cheap as t-lscwlicrc. He will
ciiilcztvor, as fat‘ as possible. to accomuiodate
his cu:=.toi:ici's. Goods on hand at present will

c (Ii;-‘.{)ll%'."(i of cliczt p.

Q’_,?’ Ii.?.'lltl_V niatle Cl(>tltin_:_r, good Tritntriitigs,
kept on llttlltl. Also, Buttons of vatiotis (It.-
s(:i'iptioitsi'or Ct).'.t.'tS, over Cozrts, and Cliil(li;ei_i’s
Cl(il.lllfl,‘_E. F

NL.\tftvalit, (Old ‘\J ‘t~ll.) Oct 

D

. 23,1 :37 azsi

o

t7}-‘-‘l;lI'3 Atliiiinistrtttor of the (-stain of LEVI
"“ HCOFIE LD. dvccasetl, lt't‘tt': ol' Statitfottl, ii:
the Prob.-.tt: I)tst.tit't of Siaiiifotd, ltat.‘ii:_,t: l‘t‘lll't.'-
so-ntiitl said cisttittt to, be itisolvt-tit. tiit- Court of
Prolititc for said District liitth iI.‘~‘:’-lg'll(:l.l the
‘id Dtlotiiltty of Ntivt.-titbur llt.'Xl., at 9 u't:|ot:l{ in
the lbrciiotiit, for the appoitttzmeiit. nt' Ct)tl’l!lIlS-
sittutsr. tltvsi-con, ii the Pi-oliittc Ollice in said
Di~.-3trEi:t., tvlirii (1l‘.(l where all pcrsoits ltll(‘l't‘.\.‘lt3tl
re ttotiii-"(I to ttpptt-:ir, if ‘(lit-y sci‘. cause, and he
i.C:P.t‘ t:litl.i\‘ii 'tli~t'I.-l.t). I’
C I [A RLES I'IA‘.V LE Y, Judge.
Staniford I’rtibatt.t:-, Oftic -, Oct. 1 ‘.1837.
BUlI.l)iNG FOR SALE.

T’ilE' pruprit-ti of the North
A.,-ailctiiy, so callcil, staiitling on the
Gi|‘l):‘ Ltztils ofthtr EtllS':()p11lCltlll'(5ll
V to Lhisintlrtlllgll, off.-r‘ the litllltilllg

for -ate, which can he rmiittvctl or not. at. the op-
tion of the ,')lli‘t,'i.=t'1S'."l‘. It is built. of the best
ni:it,e;-inls, ft-:iine: in-.tst.ly oak, sides zinc shingles,
i-oofet-dar; the diiiicitsitiii are ‘.24 by 375 feet, 2
.-'tt)i'lt"S high, v~.=~.:Zl zttlapted to itialte ti. fashionable
tlt-ccllitig liottsc. Any person l)lt?flS-I~‘t.l with the
location, can, in all probrthility, secure a. lease of
the grotitid for a term of yeztrs, at. it reastinablc
rate. Inquire of ‘V. J. S'l‘REET.
RICHARD CAMP, or
DANIEL NASH. WEStl)t)rt,

Proprietors Coriiiiiillee

Nttrwalk, Oct; ber;'2_3. I837. 3.‘-Stf
1%-SSESSORS B LANKS, for the year 1837,
1. ti;,:;t_-tlicr with a ftill assortnient oflaw and

ntiscellaitcous l)l2.:llliS, for sale by
JOHN A. \VF.ED.
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wk:

OCltili€r IO. 

AY’S New York Bank Note List. (L‘t,»t:ti-
tet'l'cit Detector‘. and Price Ullffitlll, fut

sale by - J. A. \Vl__Cl‘.‘,D.
Oct. 15. I837. _,._ 32
'10,}: . 
ii @ $9 .
Ry IDDTJEBR()(ilI{‘S and PI’t.I=.‘~.'»DI.E’S
-1. r‘tL_‘tIz‘.t~.‘l: CS fztr 1838, by the giro.--.

dozen, or single, ;''or sale by
J. A. ‘WEED.
October 9th, 1837. . 31

P.»%.’I‘E't}N"I‘ 23.313?) HEVE.
l'7_‘;EPtS()NS desirous of ptircliasingz JiuIrI's
E. Palen.lBce IIi=i:c. can obtiiintlitzin ofDt‘i-_-t.
AYRES, of Staitiforil, who is flgi'tll. for thi-
totvns of SItL1]'i:0t)1‘tl. r"";'€t'll\VlCll, and Dtiriett, and
will grain. town and iiidivitlutil rights on the most
liberal terms.

N. B. Duct. AYRES has one of the above
I’Il‘v'CS in sti-;.-ct.-ssfiil opt~riit.iou in his house,
which he will be happy to show to those desir-
ous of extitning it.

4:31

Stiiittford, Oct. 10, 1837.
L25’ TO REN'I‘—-Otie half of the
. House lat-tly occtipied by the sub-
scriber. Possessioiigiveii irninetli-
atzely. Inqtiire of
GEORGE \V. JENNINGS.
Norwallt, Jttly 18, 1837. 19tf

 

FALL AND \VINl‘ER DRY GOODS.
Cheaper than ever.

FEEIIE subscribers have received within the

past week one of the largest and best se-
lected assortment of Fttll and Winter Dry
Goods, evt.-r brought to N trtvalk. Their assort-
iricnt at present; is coiripletv, with every variety
of Scasttllltllle Goods the Nt:'tv-York Market: af-
fords. 'I‘liegooil-= were bought for CASH, and
bought at least 30 per cent less than last Fall
pi-itzies, and Will be sold at prices to correspoitd.
Call and satisfy ytitirselves. The follotving_r
comprise at part of their as.=.oi'tiiiertt. ; 100 niece;-s
blue, hlk, brows , green, clzti't=t, ‘tIl(l other Broad-
clotli, at prices vat'yingfi'vim $32 to $8 the _vart-l,

at prices asttiitisltiiigly retlticctl; 150 pietzos
Cassititeres and Sittint-its, (.-nihritcittg the l}l"FI
assortment -of the (lilI"ei'i>itt styles (ixiiitit,

ever ofl'crc(l in this courtly; 100 pieces Fr-:-iicli
and Ettglish M«:'.ri:io, oft-\'il-ry (lt.‘Slt‘.".l.‘tlt} cola-r:
100 Mcriiio and 'l‘liibt.‘_t \Vool Siiitu-l.-‘t Cl?“-‘it’;
200 piec is English Frt‘llt2ll and Aim-rietn Cali-
cocs, &c.'&C._- S’l‘EVE\'S & BELDISN
Oct. 2d, 1837. -~

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-"'§}."% HE SlIl)St'|'lill.‘l‘

30

C'.‘t’()CZL'1~.’1ES. 
littsjiist, rct:civeil and offers
it for stile, Rock 3 alt, Séack S:ilt,Caiea'i Flour
common and litncy bmittls, St. Croix, Porto
Rico. IIttvtitttia, eruslicil and loaf Sugar, Syrup
l\’I.ttl.'tS'S€S. best. Young Hyson. Hyson Skin and
Siitigliottg 'l‘_E.«-\, Potash, Tainarinil-;, Pork,
ll.tii_i.-, CiI(llISll, M-tclierel, Grottitd Ctitfcc, Java
Coffee and other kintls, Brooms, Pvtlsltis from
13. to (itl. it pound, Curratits, Primes, Citron,
Ii.l()C, Snap, iiiottld and dipped Candles, l’ilui._
Broad, Soda and Milk Biscuit. i\latlcir.'t and Bra-
zil Nttts, Altnonils, Oriiiigtes, Butter and Chi.-est.-,

Indigo, and almost every article usually kept, in

{1 Grocery Store, all "of ivliicli he will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay. A ~

JOSEPH S. MEEKER.

Norwalk, Oct. 2. 1837. ’ 30tf

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'I‘HA’I‘ valtiable establisliznent lo-
cati-il at the Old V/Vcll, in the "town
of Norivttlk. Conn., long occzipieil
as it h‘ou:-e of public e 'l'.8l'l.f1llltll(3ll[,
rite resort. for New-Yorkers in the
stitnmor seasoti. The place is situated upon this
“‘eg[ hunk of‘ Nm-w,-ilk river, within 20 rods oi
the steamboat docks, front which steattiboats ply
daily to and from Nt».w—Yt-irk. 'l‘ttouglt suscep-
tible of great iiitproveniriits. it already })t)L-'S'r?SS-
as all the 1't‘qt‘tlSllt.' buildings and aizcoiiiiiiotla
tioiis for :1 tirst rate public htitise, or SUtllll|t‘l‘
,,,,,,,,-(limtflmug -, l\Ion(‘y inay be made by sell-
ingg off part of the premises for litiiltlittg and wa-
ter lots, Capitalists and speculators in real es-
ULIO will do well to visit the preriiises, as the
plaice willbe sold very low. For fttrtltcr p:-r'tc-
ttlars apply to Tiuio. T. l\'Iertvin. or to the S.ll)-
scriher, I-IA RRISON D:\VlS_

 

N orwalk, Oct. 23, 1837. 2t23

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Norw‘a1k,Oct. 3-1. 1337 33‘-vl

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PIANO Fats SALE. 0 ‘

FIRST rtitc second liiiitd Piano for sale_
Iftqllllftr()I"1l1e.,Elll}SCl'!b€l' at the Cabinet

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Ware Rootri, foot of Mill Hill.

. WM. A. BARLOVV.
‘Norwalk. Ati_t_{ii.=.t 24. It’-.37. ‘£431’

NOTICE.

IE,-*‘~‘ TI-IE person '-.vlio took it piece of BUF-

LAPS, marked " Sl.ci;cr's Belden, Z\'o:u,-allc,

Coiin.”{l'roin the Sfeattiboat Iitlldltlg, Old “fell,

on Ft-itlay, tlte 22~)tli” uli.., is infi'irine gthitt it. is

very innch watitcd tor the retail trade.
STEVENS & BELDEN.
October ‘Ed. 1837. 3Q

 

 Ltvfl-Ii--IA
'1‘li’§E §’tLéit(!P CITIZEN’,
Capt. JED :31) I‘.-I H ER 0 IVIV.

Vfill sail from tltis lillltllfll-I to J:tincs Slip, N.

York (in 'I‘ues:i-ays. and return on ‘Saturdays.
'.I‘E,ii" 3‘-Z 3 . ‘ 3-fill’ T9? '-if.tC'u"F. ANi(',
Ctipl. S. 5. HA Y.-"lIOZ\"D, Jlfasler,

\V‘ll suit on t$‘attii'tt.i_\~s and rvtur on Tlllltfiv‘
«lays. Ft't‘l'.’lll will be l:tI{t‘ll its low as at other
lflitditt,Q.<. For furili--r pitrt‘ieiil'trs ti'tqtiircg,ot~Tei_-

tlt“r of Hit‘ t:t'.;:t-‘tins on board of their respec-
tive \'t'SSt_'lS. or at the stttt-u of the subscriber.

MONSON IIOYT.

 

_{o_t_tfttlt<,_ St“pt.1-S, I837. ,____ 283'
F4?-2' 5' %LKC,

A HOUSE and seven acres of

meailow land, situate on Bt-ldeii’s

 

ti -xiv.
 Hill, in l,l]l‘ town of \ViI[o_v1_n0w
~\5."eE.:-3-‘.'.'i:4.{v...»t.’&« occupied by the subscriber. There

are two grood wt.-lls ttpon the place, and fruit, trees
itt :tbtiti(l:t.iii:e. ANDREW JAMES,
\Vilton, Sept. 25th, 1887. 29:1‘

€}f‘¢IE C’.il3-N'i‘ E3 EV't7.«lt R 53-‘.
 A NA \VA Y lrotii the sttliscrilit-r on the 5th
‘xiii? day ol'()ctotii»r, 1837, JOHN LANTRY,
art indcutetl apprentice. One ceitt reward will
be given to any person rt-tiirtiitig saitlanpeiiiice,
and no ('llt‘lt‘}_'(-‘S paid. All pt-rsoiis are ht.-reliy
tiirliitl harboringttrtrustittgsaid apprciiticc, under
the penalty of the law.
JA 3'! ES SEYMOUR.
Norwalk, Oct. 16, 1837. ‘-3332
DR. HULL'S LWPROVED 'I'RU:S‘S ../IT
IUCDUCED PRICES. J A
7" HE subscriber would inform those tiflIict-
ed with Hernia or Rupttire, that the above
instrument, so long atidjustly celebrated, is now
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
means of the poor as well as ttie rich. Its su
pcriority over all others Trussres is no- longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. ’WiE_ED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31

 BARREL-‘fl V‘Vt_*.st-3i't't !~“ll)I?'l'l‘ll\"’ FLOUR,

 
 
 

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(Ki? (.“‘.~'lt l_'t-' =,;.=iitl ."tir(l,,-g'i._ 101-1-;.'_t_tt_-_',
Olil". tr‘ 7? .1-'.-rt’:oliiii-’~>:i_iiisi:!‘t3,i-,~i‘-a.
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7 3 thrtt: 'iie l.‘!‘.llt‘>' of .‘-.’tii':vit!l-;. anti its vicini-
iy. that tjlit.‘ has r.-otitnit-nt-t;tl the above liusitiess.
i lirw rods wt’:-‘t of the Bank, where she intend..5
to keep on hand an assortment of fasliionable
titiliincry ttl'll(:lt_.'E. .

Norwztllt. Oct. 16, 1836.

if

TAKEN UP on Thursday. the 20th
Sept. last. at small bay MARE,with
:-t white spot on the foreliead and at
small white spot on her nose, in
‘...—-.~ good t-onditioit, and shod all round.
, . .

1‘lte owner can have tier by paying for this ad-
vertiseirtent and calling on

SAMUEL 8. HEAD.

 

Redtliiig. October 5th. 1837. 3t32_
C()i‘t‘-EH SLIE LLE if S,

& SUPERIOR article, for stile by
, J. A. ROGERS 55 CO.,
East side the Bridge.

Nortvalk, Septeinbcr 18, 1837. 28tf

E q BARRELS i’=ii-lt; 10 do. Mackerel;
30 Kegs Lard; 2000 lbs. Cheese; Shot
by the Bag; Prectission Caps, for sale by
SELLECK & JENNINGS.
Norwalk, Sept. 18, I837. 28

TO Ll‘]T--0110 half ofa large double
liouse, pleasantly situated in this town,
not far from the Bridge. Possession given im-
mediately. Apply to MRS. MARVIN.

Nortvalk, Sept. 12, 1837. 28t.f'

FAll£.M FOR SALE.

iHE subscriber ofll-rs for sale 150 acres of
land, lying in Stamford, in the society of
North Stttiiiford ; distance between one and
two miles from North Stamford meeting house.
Saitl farm is well calctilatcd to divide into one,
l.‘-.v0_ or three, and will be sold in that ‘way, or
t.t;;.;o-'.ltc.r.:ts licst. t~‘l.tll.-J ptii'i:lias-3i's. Sui-ii litriri
‘s ;.-.:i ptuipt t'titiiictl into woo-:.l, inerttlow, plow,

 

l

.-tntl ;l'.’i':'.l.lll't.‘. l-ii=tl, and has three. tl‘.'.’(3llI!l__Q' liouscs

and barits and other 0t1l.l)lIlltllll§'S lll!‘l't,‘ftt‘t.
0;‘;-‘* lfthc farm slt-.itilt.l not he sold ht-t'urc

{ii-gt, l\Iiii,|tl':V of Mzirtrli «text, on that stay it will

he .-told at V -tiilitc. GOULD I{AY;‘iIl..‘»t‘~l .
S[_».1[nl'iil‘(l., Stfipi. 

:2-Stf
'1‘.-‘§.§~iI‘-I NO'i'iC}_t'.‘-.

1% spatch [.int.=.,” are lierehy notified to hand

them in tothe subscriber without delay.
MO.\"SON HOYT.

Norwalk. Atigiist, 14-, 1837.
i1

l.°'3§U’i‘_iI€i§:I.,
7 ‘HE firm of PAL.‘ ER BRIGGS, is this
day by mutual eoiisetit disolved. All per-
sons iniltebtetl-to saitl ftrtrt. will please call antl
settle the same with F. T. Palmer, as the busi-
ness will be coiiducteil by ltitii after this date.
F. ’I‘.,PALMER.
LOCK WOOD BRIGGS.
Stamlord, Oct. 11. 1837. *3 I32.

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a a.-§.al!.t.if.la3.?' ..-_..-E3. 3.0-.%i.§t.'lt's.-'~l.Sa
’it‘i-IE SUBSCRIBEKS

AVE taken the Store North of the Bridge,

 A nt-xtdoor to the Mill, where thcy have for

sale 10,000 lbs wltite and brown Sugars of vari.
ous qllai.llllt’.‘a‘ and prices ; 2ll0l) lbs Almonds, Fil-
berts and Brazil Nuts; 20 boxes B_uueh R.iisins;_
atlrliusht-ls Pt)t.ltltll‘S, 10 boxes ‘ClLl'€).tl, Prunes,
W-lit;-zit and Rye Itlaiur. Sick ,5.-alt, .30 Fu-kmg_
[‘4!ll’tl.‘ .NtlIllIt'g:a‘ and Sziiccs of all kiiids, St.
Crttix Bil--l-tsstt.-, S Vt"b‘l‘.'l)lI. I3_rpoi,iii=. Fresh Teas, "
Lotlct-, Mrs. G B. Mitt-er Sr. L t s fine out To-
l){lt‘C.O by the gross or lt~ss. 150 bushels Rye,
i\'IdCtx't?I'€l by the l’3H't‘t'l or less, Cotlfish, fresh
Btll.tt‘B', Cllf,‘t‘S(‘-, S‘-‘tap and Candles,‘ Pipes,
Plug I‘olitt(:eo, Ltfttl is ttiff. Salei-atits, Starch, la-
tllI§,;’)l;i.l.Og(¥l'(l£Ol‘ \6\‘ll.l’ISt[llt).~‘l.| every article usually
go in a rut: ‘ ‘_‘y' ore. .
Corn, 0 .ts, and other i:mtnt.r_v produce bought.
The above nanietl goods willbc sold in-. quanij.

ties to suit, and very low.
G. SELLECK.

_, G. D. .iENNiNGs._
Nortvalk, Aitg. 1337 , 

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LL persons having claims«aga~inst the “ De- _