C =',,-,.cu,,»,»,,,,.+, I"a_tro7t_ap-.e,.‘—pTli,e__'ed,itor the
- prnttarly so. .
‘ - ,;"f'-l.~_’i‘t‘!l'..\i‘i that elm recent ’ ac‘ciden'al:8'It¢l:ES3
. -‘Est. "US-"li'..:;s. will {.»t~;t\'t‘; the prelude to a co_Ut_llltl-.
tii,TlUl1'1.‘;)lE.i" ‘ ’
;-The triumph
',n'- 3
I.
ofthe Whigs 1,.-‘.i,.‘.’.i’.e'et,i_'_«.{e-,rt.{i...,
,5-3,,-shurg (Pa.) Mountaitteuer, states, in lti_s last
umber, that circtitnstalnces beyond his control,
,,',.c induged him. to, suspend for an iifltltffitllltfi
grind, and perhaps _fi1revcr§ the pt1ltltcai_~tor1 ol
ti‘ Paper. Th? n t\-1ourttttt,t1,eer," which is a
eekty paper, is slated to, have otie tliousaittl
tbscribers; but they arre,-‘,"spatti~[etl over the
pa 01-,he.ea,-Q," and so wanting to ilte ./ICTIVH.
flue of ,em;u=,,,g their dues to him t-.j1tl1out a
Mona] can from a collector. that the cdt‘or de-
ares he does not receive as iiiucli money as
m§e_,v‘e pypay ltis postage on his letters .' He
omisea to resume the publication ofthe Moun-
jnieef, "when all utretirages Sltall_llt.lYc neon
lid, and not a itioiiieiit sooner." Iftliis be his
,,,,t,,.;,,,,, we may conclude that the world has
3l(c_d its last upon the Mountaineer. Or ilie
litor of that paper will liavc better luck than
.e,. had am» Hg“-spaper publisher before. iflic
' ‘ ‘oil, even after long indulgence
ould at any pert _
allies ALL his dues. But as the case isstated.
presents one of real hardship. _ _ .
A4,-eeklv newspaper conducted with ability,
g a sctilehf eCttl)()m'7, and with 1000 subscri-
n-5'.‘:c0;npelleti'I0 sitspend——to give up ilic ghost
1- the waiitnf means to defray the moderate ex-
mses of piiblicationl \Vbat a conimeritary
poo our regardfur the stability and prosperity of
. ,6 ncwspapet pttse. to which the country o__we.s
; much for politica\good in possession and evil
‘VH4-‘. 2 \-.':.=;$"."‘ tr‘ el:r- ‘.~~‘1n oi °.' dc-
\...,.J I
.\ _ .
~ .=;._i. tutir;_—3 ._;.)_;, «_-4'-;. lit‘. leaves
;2r“,-. . wit _:.».-‘-red “over
" __-.,.,v _a,--.-. * _:e..ngfait1ily
-4,‘.-..~..~--, . ,»_ -_-. . _- '- .i1d caring
not for r.i1hlc_ris ." \Vltat an itt_1_pressi\'e rebuke to
ON 1>.ttri_.\_'G stibsoriliers to’ the
ltc. tiring; of it . . . ..
led p‘.1troi1s 3--.t'_3‘u.’t.. I"u.'_.’
‘_O1,‘l't,)tll,Ci1l. prcs_s, miscul
Z‘/ic way they marry in"'I:’e1'as.-1-_.-‘E CON“-°'P’".‘.‘
l.‘-Flt of theHalliii1't1re’I‘rai1si-ripi says -'_ “I Mlle
Itrty miles to .1.-.,4 toriiztriy two ctiuplc. but got
rlaied and did ‘not rear-lt the l"’li.~"'G illl 350"‘
2,411 night. I_t‘.olksnbctl—-lJil.i1t‘$all and 213,- V
"._d',‘-. =!}.-}.'; 3,-_;_'; -' " .;£l~t to awake them. A
. __i. .-;_.-A.; ~: it light. spread the
' '4 «_,}hkltlt,-. 51:11 wild honey) were
1»-i‘
, .. .;-iin. On mvrcttirn
I,“-,_,,,4__..‘,' up two ii1o_re . wcddin_,tzs. at
which I littered lv1“.,_\'R_(tllT I offiuioicd wttli its
bud‘, gflpe as any gcni‘l.en3:1_n in orders. In
itct, 5... It-ll the good people. took order: wltcii
was in ‘M. mnw, and so am doubly qtialtficd
:1 tietlie prtlian knot. Tlicrc i.-bone defect about
,‘ nauwt.‘ that however littittlily lcan do this
"ice [U1 hers I cannot do.it for ir1_ysc.~lf."
. . t. g-' - t K_____'_ '
Q ,._..'§;;;.f_+’E+..,-An old Freiicli
2, ,- ;. ‘-,::vn l"“"t buried under
.1 noise in his
-_» u, h-.-:“ ..~-.-.- his grave. that
_n ~_~. -. .-,-,_l return home
__ . % -istoburiz1l un-
lic honors.-N. lf. Sun.
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’ith the llltltiii‘-€:'5‘.
at arms, with all t
t_t\V1.l,'m mg 1551 ten (lays. Mr. Yeti Buren
as written.-. to at political’ friend, that be is de-
.-'.'...'....i to sin]; or stcint by the s_ur<-e:.js\ orfuilurc
7;”, cc.’ .1!‘ .._,> 7 ._ ._v..,.- :’,::'i4."."'."'-4—..‘.ll,biz11'_t/'Journiil.
-_ ,3. ;j,,;,-,_, 9, _r."'wis'e as the fellow, who.
;~;__; u.,-z.-.;Y. . law; “ others were securing
‘ .-- ~ opsi. to enable them to
1 overboard with that. “Let go the Fmclttlt‘.
in liiol," cried fifty voi-.-.es as he struck the
alcf. " I'ii1 dtrtt-riiicd tosink or swim witlt it,"
id be in a gurgling VOI(.‘e--'..t‘t(l the um-.lior and
bl .11.:.,.,..-S.-...d togetlicr.--I..ouisvilt.3 Journal.
,‘ ..'.\,. seized upon an anchor and ieap- '
for acurrency _so much more yu_t-uutuus. 1. true,
if he ships-one i_l1ot_1a_z1nd—dollars either inugold or
silver, be will receive in the sale of it in -Lon-
4 don. only about nine liiintlred "dollars in gold of
the'«B-ritislb s_tat1_d_a_rd. It must therefore beep-
parent to any one, that when a person wishing
to makea small remittauceto London, can ex-_
change his specie in this country, for a bill on
that place pavable i_n the standard ctirreiu-y of
England at about ten per cent. prti-miutii. he will
not ship the specie. Tliis will prouablv explain
fully to the understanding or iiiauy, that which
!mi'..rv- mir_vht have appeared as a mystery.-
Jwadisoniart. . .
, Good news for young married ladies.--How
the old tlatlles will scold when they learn that an
important —itttprovo1i1i.=iit has come too lntefor
tlteirbcriefit. The following notice is from the
Daobury Tiutcs ofilie 20th inst.
Mr. l’mi.o W. Hon‘. of this town, has ‘got -
up‘ an iinproveincnt on the common mode of
cmdlerocleing. wliicli we slioiild think, iitiglit he
ofconsidcrubie utility-. The motion is produced
by machinery attached to the bottom oft’l_ie"cm~
dle. which must be woulrtd. up every 45 or 50
minutes, the motion continiiing until the weight is
down. It isquite a labor-savii'1g'concern, autlan
admirable contriviince for those wl1ob:1t'c 3')!
cross babies, and no time to tend thcii:_- ' '
Nun com.mitt_al.—-—-VVe iioiice that in ttikirig the
question in the flritisc oi Represeiitativcs. Ut}.0Yt
the restitution directing iliaft all pctitiuns relating
.,0sp,,,e,-y, be l_a_i,_d;'up_o'n‘ the table without read.
ing. the Connecticut d_el'cgn_t.i_on voted half and
half-—Messrs. Wbitilesey, Phelps and Holt
voting in the afiiririaiitve. and Messrs. Touc_\'.
Haley, and Iiigliam. in the i1c_2uti~'e. So we
suppose “the pariy"ii'1 Coriiicctictit stands un-
ctinitiiitted upon tl1c"slaveryquestion. This was
very prtulrnt in otir t'l,elO‘2i1'linn, considering the
delicate nature of the subject, and dotibilcss the
course was adopted after inaturi-. dclibc'ration.—-—
We wonder if they drew cuts for sides.—[,itzrl-
l”,:?').4’ Crjgulri-er” . _ _ . . .
Ifxye are not greatly r'iii'stakei1, more then two
thirds of the democrats ofthis state are opposed
to the S_‘U‘l)"l,‘l:_e§lS_',l_T_V'.S';Cl)elTl€ in any form. Lei
not otir frietids in tliccouutry li_e t_lecei\'t'd, by the
falee cry of union and liarmony which is raised
by the Loco I_<‘ocr_i ¢1_rgn:_t in this city, for they
may rely upon it that those wlioliave been duped
and trapped by its 'n1isrepre-sentatioiis in relation
In this project, will visit the inicresieti agitators
with ten-fold veogeance.—-Patric: Democrat. ,
-i it p .t"' .r :1’, .- _
Brief }I1'ntsfor the l"armer.—-Dpnicstic ani-
mals sltotild always commence winter in good
condition. and this sliotild be preserved through
till spring. To do this, never attempt to winter
more than you have 1ib‘undant meziiisof provid-
ing for.
tlicy should be kept warm and c(ii1i'fo'rt'z'il,il_e'b_w
siifiicir-tit shelter, should have a régiilarisupply
of water, and sheep and cattle es;-eciallv. hliotild
hrive. ‘:1’ portion of roots constantly iiiterniixed
with their daily food.
Large irooglis for feeding wit_l1 hay. are pre— '
fernhle to racks, as they ti_1'or_e cl,I,'ect_ual_ly p;:.g~,V-gilt
waste. ‘ '
Sheep. instead of being left out. exposed to
the weather till \vin'ter :llt)lll(l be properly pro-
tectcd by suitable sheds. If this were 1lllPntlP(l
to. and they have a daily supply of rorts with
their hay, very few would ever be lost in winter-
iiig.
Outs, for l,lt)t'§8_S. will afford mticli more
nourishment when groutrd than when left no-
groniid. .
Rota bogus are excellent winter food for horses,
fed in moderate quantities, with hay, and a
siiiall quantity oforits.
All stables for cattle and horses, should be
All ani1it._al,s should be regttlarly fed, ‘
..... ........,,..,-. ..,-,.--,_ .- _,
the_paper_s to the comiiiittee you .‘El‘E(.'lI0llS>, and,
Mr. Thompson. of S. C. advocated the motion
to admit tt1e,claimi_11g members to seat. with a
view to enabletbern to taken part ir,14th4e,deba'e.
_7 The question recurring on’ tliqinotion to refer
the whole subject to the cotiirrtittee of,Elect_ions.:
-_ Mr. Everett moved to amend so as to_instrt:ct.
.the committee to report the facts of the case-
ztgteed lo. . .
The motion to refer, as amended, was agreed
to, and the House then udjouriied.
7'/iursday, Dec. 28.
In the Senate. a considerable part ofthe morn-
ing hour was devoted to the business ofrecéiving
and referring petitions and tIteUlt)rl2tl_§. .
The bill providing for the erection of amoun-
ment to the memory ofl‘.latl1z1n Iglalc w.'i.~_‘. taken
up, read twice, a" d rt-fcrred to the curtiziiiitce on
'."Ill‘li_nt:y Allbirs. ' l l ‘
Mr. Niles tifferctl a resolution calling on the
Pt)SltTlZ1s_lE:r _Get1erzil. to cc‘1‘n1niit11ir:z1te"t.o the
’Senate his opiriittii how far it would be practicu-
me to send 'n.'om-fy by drafts. ibrot1{_.zl1 the Post
l()[}';‘Ct‘, and the cxpeilieiicv of ltriving small sums
lfaffsttlillflll at the risk of the Department, the
rule of per‘ceiitz1ge. &_e.' H ' - " C ' ‘"
Mr. Clny of Ky."t1'ntl_ Mr. C%,r_t1n_i_ly-. tibjcctcil_
to the adoption of this resolution. 011 the giotiittl
that it was tinusual and improper to call on the
head ofatty de.pnr'tii1t-ut for his opinion on the ex-
pediency ofauy measure ; t1i_1d_ '. ‘ l4" ’ ’ '
Mr. Niles said.'tl1zit7‘as‘§enzitoi_s appeared so
averse to liis‘ tri_nii_o'n‘.'l1e" tvoiild w'itl4id,i‘4alw it.
' " 1t3'oLi4'rioi\' or si..tvi:itr.
Mr Norvcll of ‘.\"llt-ltigzin.'préser1tcd a series of
resolutions adopted by the Legislatiire of that
State. r_elaii.ng in the riglits’-and duties ofthe
general gt'ivcrntn'et1t and the states, in regard to
the abolition ofslavery and the sluve trade.-—
These. resolutiotiébreathe the very spirit of those
oflered yestcidny, by Mr. Calhoun. of South
jCurulina. Tlicywere read and laid on the
‘table. ' ‘ ' , .4 '
The Setiatetlicn procr-cdc-d to the considera-
_3iior1' of the ijesolutious uflcred yesterday by M r.
Calhoun. ' -
On motion of Mr. Calhuoun. the resolutions
were ordered to be made the special order ofthe:
day for \'h_',t.'tlJllE_i‘5tlZ.l_\,/ next. "' ' A ' ‘
Iu_i_l1e Hy-"vitae, M,r.l-Cuinbrelenig reported the
general appropriation bill. for the civil atld
diploti1'i1t'tc'ser\'ice ofthe country. '4' .
Nearly the wliolcday was occupied in the re-
t'Pplit)tt of reports and pclilititis, and‘ with private
bu_sii1e§s_.‘ ‘ ‘ ' " " “‘ ' '
'Tl1e‘Hou_se took up. as_ur_1fiuislted btisincss,
the ntoiion of M r. Howzird_ io'lrefer the ntctriprial
ofthe New York Peace Society to tlte ctitiiitiittee
on Foreign Affairs ;4 and after some (l_l_.:'t(‘.‘l‘Z'b$lt)ll
it was so referred. ‘
' 'Fridrz_y'_, Dec. 2.9..
In the Senate Mr. Webster‘ appeared and
took l1is'seat‘.' ' 4' '
M r. M_orris- ()i_Tt:‘t'Ct'l resolutions by way of
anietitliiieiit. to it‘ r. Calhout1's, which led to
sortie discussion. Laid on the table and ordered
to be printed. " ' " 4"” i ‘ ' ".'
Mr. D.uvi_3 introtiuceii S1 resolution c_allin_g on
the Secféta_ry of Wzir. for itil.“orii1'atioii respecting
the Seminole War. Atljottrned. I I’ T
. In the House. the petitions, memorials and
other papers relating to slavery and the i_r_z1_i1.~jft-.r
of slaves lroin ‘state to state, were, under the
rule. laid oit the table. ""
The day wits Cltlt‘lI_V'0(.‘("llpiC(l-In the presenta-
tion of petitions. memorials and rcsblutioiis, re-
lining to local sulijc-cis, autl of no special interest.
Adjourned over to Tuesday.
COUN'I‘l.\'G-H-i)I'JSt:‘. ALDIANAC. FOR
1838.
"Mt eon-.=ton1lv ventilated, very clean and well
-‘--~-: —.':: - .
chopped pf_8\,'lt)ltSly.
'1‘wi~;t\"1‘Y-i«‘ii2"riiW(:osent-gss.
QYIIRST SESSION.
Tuesday Dec. 26.
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‘ I“:\:, .,_,_....I_ ...,.- -. ~ '
I"-.°“',_:'.'.'.'" r{~_i._._. pditnr Mr. i’.-.-aw-2.-. .-;
1 " “ ’ .,. - .. .- . ‘ti. and
""‘ ‘l ,. York
»__if3.4.‘, ~,,r . .—z1i1_etli-
V . y - wilibe
;¢ecd,,d by none.-'1',roy Matt.
sheen thirty-one years either
Henrv Clay ha .
' louse of Representatives gftlie
1 the Senate orl
lnited SINGS-
A (I¢3})er(1(e.'1‘('30lL‘8 -—Mz1rriccl on the Lilli F.
fliiildeit, }‘t.“.-41;. to Etiiily S'.irztl1,t.lacglit_erot \V.
lnbertsoii. 1‘I$t}- '
: ..N,,1,,..ger,''quotl1 Etiiily “single I'll tarry.
{fur golittide can only sudden l'l1_C ;‘
'-To banish dull care and blue dcvll-'3 l ll marry
. Animus}, such proceeding sl_1o_uld Mtztldcn
inc l"
Afriencl in need .—- Married on the 1-11}: inst
l_ \V, Need. Esq. to Letitia Mary, daughter of
be late Major Gen. Hull.
She sigh'd for vvedlor-k's_io_\'s' '-tis said...
b What joys can those exceed ?
And when she felt iiiclined to wed,
She found a friend in Need .’
Quite .flccornt!i.odating.—Tlie Editor of the
Vliite Bigctiti (zzizetic, published in Micltigan,
ttys that lie ‘‘ willing to take every descrip-
on ot tzuuniry p_ri1t_ltice. e.'({‘{;t)l Babies ip pay-
33... for subs_crt)tit1ns." _ e expect it: as
louble €llQLl_glli\'t'lll) them_ at home.
' -
Virginia Béliticg ;—'1_‘_l1e Alexandria Gazette
well at vised and discreet pg-1_peif,'gu1ys; " \Ve
lndcrstand that an extensive disallectitin to the
otninant patty prevails tlirqtiglitttit the state
f Virgitiia. ziitioiitzst those who up to the last six
"totitlia have larllieied to its fortunes and support-
d its policy. There is ‘a moving of the wa-
:rs.' This winter may bring about itnportzitit
‘olitical events in Virginia, and next Spring
liay bring about :1 great change. The opposi-
on party is strengthening eveey day, Jackson-
§m commenced to go out in iigiuia_ before the
lose ofthe term ofthe lute President, and the
iresent Chief Magistrate has not kitidled it a-
tesli.
Applesto Kcep.—\Vhen there is a frost, all that
too have to do is to keepthe apples in a Statg of
terfeci darkness until a thaw has taken place,
f they thaw in darkness, they not only do nu_t
at. but lose very little oftheir original flavor.
Thcpar¢j'eJ:cltange.-—-'I‘u those wholly unac-
ptainted with the facts, it appears like an enig-
na, when they bear it stated, that exchange on
London. is at or near par, thougli quoted in the
tapers at 10 to 11 per cent. premiuin.
‘ The facts are these. The currency in Eng-
and is ha.-iedun gold. Foreign silver and gold
loin as well as bullion, are there both mere ar-
iclésjofznerchantlize. The standard 01 gold, as
tstablishéd in England. is about ten per cent-
lbove that now existing in this country. Before
he alteration, which was made by Congress in
;834; reducing the standard of gold about six per.
tent. below what it was established at previous-
,lV_ it was only about four per cent. below the
English titandard of gold. .Since that act has
4.43.5 iuoperation, the con parative standard vain.-
tf gold and__slver in this country have been equal
It will be, perceived. therefore, that aperson
phipping either "gold or'si|ver frorri this country
l
In the Senate, Mr. \Vall presentetl 11 series of
resolutions, adopted by the Legislature of New
.l_e1‘sey, in regard to the financial and general
incasiires ofthe administration.
. Theydeclare it the duty of Cot1gressto‘provide
for the safe keeping and tlispesilitm ofthe public
rcvcnue—approve ofthe resolution of the Senate
which was subsequently expungcd from the
_in'1t1rnal——denounce the exptinging resolution. the
removal ofthe deposiies by the President, the
issue of the specie circular, the Sub-Treasury
scheme, the issue of Treasury notes. and a par-
tial bankrupt law—and approve ofthe course of
Senator Sot_i_thard'on all those s_uhjects'. and of
the conduct of the prc§ent repres_entatit'es of the
state in C.'(it1;1t_‘t’.Ss.
The bill for stippressing small notes in the
District of Columbia was taken tip and passed.
In the House, the motion of Mr. Adams, to
refer the memorial of the New York Peace
Soi.iety on the s_til1ject of our relati_ops'witli Mexi-
co. to :1 select ’con1n_tittce. orto the standing cout-
mitiee on Foreign Affairs, with instruciioiis to
read, consider and report l..I_[.‘QlJ the some wag ta-
ken up.
Mr. Adams went on in uttppgrt of his motion
to refer to a select committee. '
On motion of Mr. Howard to refer the ine-
morial to the comiiiittee on ForeignAllairs was
agreed to ; and the House adjouriied.
lVed7tesday. Dec. 27.
In the Senate. Mr. Clay of Alnf}. reported
with an antendmerit 'a bill for the graduation of
the price ofthe ptiblic la_iids. 4
(By this bill itnsoltl lands are divided into fottr
classes. the price of the liighest class being $1
per :icre.'oftlie lowest 5 ceuis.)_ ’
Mr. Benton tilfered it restitution calling tipoii
the Secretary of the Treasury to report to the
Senate what amount ofspe,cie has been received
into the Treasury since the siispepsitiii ofspecie’
payments in May last, and what amount of
specie has been paid out ofthe Trr‘.-asury, gitring
the aggregate atnttunt since th_e suspension in
May last. 4 ' i '
Mr. Clay expressed a desire that the resolu-
tion might be modili_ed_ s_o as to present not only
the aggregates, btit the specific objects of the
several pnyrpents. so as to show :0 whotu the
specie had been .aid_ '
The modification was agreed to_
In the House. llie\Speziiker ‘presented a com-
mtiuication from Messrs. Prentiss and Ward,
transmitting their credentials, as members elect
ofthis House, and asking the Home 1,, admt,
them to be qualified and take \t,,_.;,. seam
Mr. Cambreleng moved to rein mg papers
Elections. Mr. Bell opposed the motion.
M r. Graves moved that the two claiming me.._
take part in the debate. _.
Mr. Pope, of Ky. said it would be of no use to
send it to a committee which has prejtidged the
case already. If it went to any r.-otnmittee it
<ll0Uld be a Select Committee. But the ques-
ll()tl was in his opinion. whether this House
should elect members for the peop‘o of Mississip-
pi. or whether the people sbottld elect them.
The proper way was to present the question at
once to the house, whether the two claiming
to England must sustain "a loss on the same ‘of.
pbotit‘ ten per cent.; because, he excbaogegit‘
members were entitled to their seats or not.
and the comtr1unication_to the coni...mee 0,, ,
beys be admitted to seats within tliellall and to .
.t0 5' pg v-4 U‘
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11 12 13 14 « 15 15 17
18 19 20 21‘ 2;; 23 24
25 26 27 28 '
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10 ll 12 13 )4 I5 16
17 18 19 20 21' 2-2 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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8 9 10 ll 12 4 13 14
15 16 17 I8 19 20 2|
22 ‘i4‘ 24_ 25 26 C 27 28
29 so 31 A 1
Aupusr 1 2 3 4
‘ 6 6 7 8 9 10 ll
12 I3 11 15 I6 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
S§'.PT. " ' " ' ‘ 1
2 3 4 5 6. 7 8
9 10 11 12 13' 14. 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
gg 2% ' 25 26 27 E28 222
oer. i_ 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 II .12 13
14 I5 )6 17 18 I9 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 9.9 3.0 31
Now . . .. . I 2 3
? 5. 6 7 8 9 Ill
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23 24 as 26 27 28 29
30 .3] ‘ ' ’ '
T ‘___
1l2£b1=3?srtt iartms tittrrcitt.
WHOLE§ALE. _
Flour, wheat, per bbl. $8 75 ct $09 25
' “ . ye “ 6 50 a 6 6'2
Indian _eal ‘9 4 75 q 00 00
Wheat, per bushel, 1 95 a 0 00
Rye “ ’ 1 25 q 0 00
Oats ‘? 0 4'2 .2 00 50
Barley ‘! 1 00 a_ 0 00
Cum" ‘l 0 82 0 90
°.las'ter lst quality pr tan 3 50 9' D 00
"“I.mess, per bbl. ' 14 00 at 14 50
Wk. " f‘ '9 21 no .. 2-zoo
Buttermenb. o 14 4 00 23
Cheese “ 0 08 00 9’
1'1"‘ -- 0 11 a ‘o 115
Su1t.Tttr.ks1sl-Pt?»-1.. 0 37 a '0 44
, New York Cattle Market. ;-km 25‘ ,
BEEVI-:5-The supply of Beefcz...e\inc1uded
650. The SHICS reached 400 head, at 5.139 50
i ‘. .' 1'--«— ;. , 9.. _
per cwt. We cotiiinite our former 'avcitige‘pr“icc
sa_y$8 percwt. 4 - '
Cows -&’.—'-CALVES—-Allpflercdflast week, in-‘
cluding about 30, were s4o|'d «at 335 a $504,
S111-:12? 56 Lxaias-3-About2000 lieadin ninrkei.
including but lt!'VVll.Etj1tl)‘§. were all‘,talten‘—fre't-ly
at $3 a $5 for Sheep. ziitd $1 25 a 83ifor Lainlis
HAY dc STR‘AWl--r_l‘lie‘trtnt"liel c-ontiriocs well .
supplied with‘ both 'H:1_\"' ai1d~Siraw, which find
Sill“ ‘ll 68 9 8l" P9" 1GU.lbi-1. for Hay. and $2 25
n 7:5.p§t:. liutttlles for Straw-i-_-it tl,ec_lin‘o on
the lattefarticle since the previous weelt. ' '
.1'?~é'£“t:it't'ieti,
I" this t0._\\'t=_. on‘ the ‘2'l._)tlt uli., in f_>,,._,v:'.,, ,-_.4t,,.,,.ch_
by the flvv l-.dwui'd Itigersoll, My WV.“ phi M
of i‘\'oW-Y0t'lt. 10 .‘.!,itis'l'llizal1etli Co1'nwall of Ni.-.
mi.-. - -- v. - ~ ,
' ‘Erich’,
‘ It-, lltl:-'1. tottn, op the 27th ult., Mr. lunar. Camp,
«gt d (i7_tc.i1x.
iL'_.
C_cu_rt_of Ijrobate, District of Norwzilk. I
' State ol"Cottt1ct~iit't1t, 5
WILLIAM ST‘. JOHN. Esq. tutu;-.
If It ‘Court (ll. Pt‘tiltElltf ltultli-n 3;]! N:)rwfl]k. _
_ wi,|lii,t1 and tor 'tl1r_-. D.i.~trit-t of Nor“-i1lk.'on
the 27th day oi ‘
riiotiuti ofthe Adtitiuistraioi-of the esttitoof
. . N.-\THA‘N' GILBERT.
late of 3‘«’ili‘oo, wiiltin said District, deceased,
the said Cotiri appointed the Silt day of Janus-
ry I“-‘XL 9‘ 10 0'Cl"('l\'. A- M. at the Probate Of-
fice in said District. for tlie lieariiig.zillowing,
and st-itleiiictit of the A(.lnlll'llSlIl'8llt)ll At-count of
said Ailmiuisirziior, of which he was directed to
L-'iVe public notice to all persons llllCt't".sl(’tl in
said (‘state to appear (if they see cause.) licforc
sriitl Court. at said time and place. to be heard
tl'it-tjcoit. by advcrtisiiig this ordcr iii a newspaper
printed in Norwztlk. ' _
in l_t‘Slltnt}.'!y \\'lic-rcof, I. the Clerk of said
‘(«'UU|'l. have hereunto set my hand and the Seal
ofsaid Court, the duyantl year first above writ-
ten.
l"'13l P... A. \Vl.LLIA MS. Clerk.
Cotirt of Probate‘, District; .of N0t\V_all§,
I I State of C.ot1nccti(;ut,
WILLIAM ST. JOHN. Esq. Judge.
‘QT ti Court of £’rob'at«_-, lioldcn at Nortvalk,
within and for the District of Norwalk, on
.the 27th day of Deceiiibt-r, A‘. D_ ‘I837--On
moiion ofthe Atliitiiti.-:tratt)r ofthe it-state of
‘ THADDEUS S'l‘ERLlNG. '
late of \Vilion. within said Disi'r'ict.t_'l_eceasetl,
.11.‘. said Court :ippo_i_uicd_ iliclfiirli day of Janua-
ry next, at l'0;i;,‘r}l_i1c'k. A. M. at the Probate Of-
fice in said District, fortlie llt‘1ll'lfl£!, allowing, and
seiilcnieiit ofthe Adiiiinisi ration Account of said
Administrator, of which he was directs‘ to give
public notice to all persons interested in s_iid es-
niie, to appear (if they see cause.) before said
Court. at said time and pl__a:_:i:.'tii= be liettril there-
on. by iitlt-eriisiii};"t'l1is order in a newspaper
printed in Norwalk. '
In testimony whereof, I, the Clerk of said
Court. have hereunto set my hand and the Seal
of said Court, the day. ai‘.d_ year lirsi a_l)_oAve writ- .
ten. »
1143] R. A. W._’l~LLlAMS. Clerk.
THE COURT OF PROBATE
' eDi.-‘trici of Stamford, bath limited
-~: z. orillts from this (late for the exhibi-
1"‘. . -.'!.--HIS agaiiisitlic cstutcof ‘
."EBORAH RE YNOLDS,
-; 1. '‘ late of Grcenwicli, in said District.-
.-~.odo not exhibit their claims within said
'.». .:;?l be debrtrred a t'nct1\'cry.
PETER. BOULANGER, Adm‘r.
.2. .. ~.«i"»1rt.l, (Steamboat Laniliog.) ' '
2 3t43
December 22. 1837.
. ‘'38 Court of Probate for the
NOTICE.
~—."t:‘r)". ‘§._'i_ll he sold at Puhllny
‘Q "T. ..q:..l'..i"~ WK. I-.',' A'-.
I" *3 ‘ US._'».
n" -' I‘-Tea. l‘ 1' 2. ;z._ Q": '.
la», .~' ' f"'(‘f"i€l(I, ":1 u ‘..;..u.l, tit‘-._C(‘ased, its
tilt‘ ~ - ?"‘t“-'t0l‘-,| 10 '._"~t -- «lit: sum of $350, with
tlr. --.- lcbar}_zcsoi's:1l,:. "Terms at sale.
l ‘(I S‘-Vll_»Ti‘l_.2t'_t. Adniiiiisirzttiir,
_ wt!/t"_/1; will "annexed.
It Tanuary 1. 1838. ‘.2143
- I
' UCTION '
7 ~i' ‘ " bar will sell at Public Auctionv
at his Store in Norwnlk. on ' ltursday, the
-1tlid.1yJaniiary instant. at 1 o'clock. P. M.
the whole balltincc of his stock in trade to closen
_ t7t)tlt.‘el't'l, consisting ofzi general assortmentuf
. .. . ..
Groi-cries z:-And Siorii Ftiriiiittrel
GEORGE E. CO.‘v'ISTOCK.
Nortvalk. Jzirtuary 1. 1838. ‘ 1143
7 ‘RE3.D_W ELL‘S superior Buckwltezit
FLOUR,just rcceitfcd and for .=:1‘e by
41- -I.‘ S. MEEKER..-
Norwatllt.Jniitizirv1. 1838.
' W0 H UNDRED B-USHELS OF CHAR‘
COAL, for sale by " ’
CHARLES l‘:I. KNAPP-.
Norwalk. (Qltl \Vcll) Jan. I, 1838. 43tl'
‘lH_E sulisctfibei oilitrs fo_r stile. his stock of
u GUt.1IS at a. ~rea'sott'z1l1|e price for cash.
Ready made Vests zind_Pai1tnloous, Stocks.
Bosoiits. and Collars, one good second‘ hand
Over Cont, cheap for Cash. H "H
N. B. All those ';i1tl_t:l:_ictl to him, are request-
(.'_Ci'T() cull and settle their ticcoutits. By so doing,
they \"_vfl.ll confer a great f.'ivoi.
. A CHARLES M. KNAPP.
Norwzilk, (O_ld \Vell) Jun. 3. 1833. ' 4_3tf
GREAT variety ofarticles belongiiig to :1
Dry Good Estnblisltiiient, will be sold at
Public Auction, to satisfy Executions, at the
storeof Mrs. Gray. two doors north ofthe Mill.
on Friday-.1ext the 5th inst. at 1 o'clock, P. W.
R. A. \Vl LLIAMS, Constable.
Norwalk, Junfl, 1338.’ ll
OTICE is hercb given to the stockholders
A of the " Union Matitifactnriiig Compiiiiv,”
of Norwalk, Coi1n., that :1 czill of one and hue
ball‘ per cent. on the capital stock of said Coin-
pziny, has this day been fllfttlellly lltg Diri3ct()rs
thereof; and that pziyrpcnt of tiie-saitie is re-
quired to be riiadezit the ()lIl('C()f§aid Company,
No. 96 Nassau street, New Yon.-, on or before
the (Silt day ofJai1uary next. " ' "“
' 4' R." 30 WLEY, President.
SAMUEL G. I3I_.AdK.}t:*,N, Set’.-retary,' ‘4
Norwutk. De(:ei1tliei' 145$’./. 4
THE Annual Mectiiug of the Stocklioltlers in
~ “the Netvtotvh and Norwalk Turnpike Com-
pany, will be held at.theNorwalk Hotel. in _Nor-
walk, on Tuesday, Jan. 9th, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
to transact the usual business of the Company.
2-421
Norwalk, Dec. 26, 1837.
FOR SA LE—'_2_00 bu_el1el_s Rock Salt,
and 30 Pork 3.111-els, cheap.‘
Wanted to purchase, a qutint.-ity of good Buck-
wheat Flot1r,’f'o‘r"wl1ich cti'sh will be paid.
Also--All those indebted to the subicribcrs
whose accounts have been longer standing than
one month are requested to call and settle with-
out delay. JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwalk, D_ec..’) I837: ’ t_f'40.
I 3
D(‘C(ftlll)Pf, D. lS37—On
STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS. for sizzle
. . by ‘ WM. J, STREET.
N orwtilk, Dec. 23. 1837, V42
. GUNS! GUNS3I‘ " ' A
A LARGE assortriinnt of Percussion Loclt
H GUNS, rt. fit‘sf.'t"a't'§ article.‘ Price $35, ’
‘ " i ' ' Vlfllf. J. 'S'l‘—R‘BE_.T».
N_ortva_l.l<. December 23.'1b‘37. —" ‘ "‘ ‘ '
'.,:"-.
A
42-
;.
LARGE asaorrlient of first rate SKATE/S,
: for stile by WM. J... STREEAT.
Norwiiljt, Dec. '23, 1837,. ~ ' “ ' 42_
FOR SALE. '1 l
A GOOD second hand two horse LUMBER
BOX‘ SLEIGH, and double HARNESS,
for stile by the subscribers. ' ‘ ‘
' ' ' ‘ 'H|_l,l.BBELL & CO.
Norwizilk, I;_).t.‘Ct.'l_I‘ll)Ql' 16,1837. ' 441
LBS. REFINED SAL'l‘ PE'I‘RE.. for
H ,. « stile by "” ' J. WEED.
YE STUFFS of *.;.>.e.y .1.-..駑.ipti..;.. for sale
Cll(‘flp for cttsli. by J. A._W_EE[)'.
To the I?{.J7lO_T(1])l€ Comity Court to be holder: at
I"¢11‘1jic‘l_dZ' wiflzi-n and or!/te County of Fuifg’
jirlcl; on tli.-:, lust Clbtest try of January, A.
I838: ...'. ._i _ t: = -. .. - "_- ,_'1\
4\ H E petition of the urtdwsigttett, Si-lectmen or
the Towti of Handing in solid Cnt1ttt_t"",'i‘é‘~pecl'-
fully slit-. otli. tlitit Z.ti.z.1o.v HULL. wlio lwloitgs to
.<:iitl Town of lietltliiig. and is an iuliubitunt tl1'et‘=.-of.
:1 11d t'c.-‘ides tlicrcin, hits tin estate‘;-cal and personal ;'
that tl:e said Zaiiiiinn, hits through age and
sickne-s, l'.illr3.n into 11 state of mental iinltr-cilit'y and
tin: licci.-me. and now is. rim rompos rrten-‘is. and by
it-ti.-‘on 0!‘ his wztnt ofuitderstat1d'iii,-2. i.=inc:tpal1l9 of
taking care of liiinst~ll'o1- of managing l|l8}lfili1l|'3.4
_\VlitjIeftH'c, your itctiti--riei'.~i pr:i_v your Honors to
lttqlJll'P into the truth oftl1ef1tt:.lsltcrt—i11 ttllngctl, and
upon finding tlmn irtu-, to appoint some piopcr
t.'(l'.~'Oll to he Conservator of tire said Ztiliiitiirflull,
ts IIO shall ltuvt: the (rim. and cli «rge of"lti§' n'ersnn
and estate, botlt l't’itl and [H-'l'§0lttlI according to the
Stntute in such cuse made and pin. 'It.l('d,ttnd')'0ur
petitioners its in "duty bound, will ever pray. ‘
Unletl ltl R_t'(lt.l_ll‘l , this 18111 day of Deceiiiber.
..1r1).tS‘37.. ' ‘W ‘- " ~'
.l()l‘tN EDHONDS,
II‘ S. lll)U_(}ll'l‘0N,%
t'UR"l‘IS I-‘\N'l‘t)l\'. _
FOR SA L E. ‘
1'~ ».a
0.
O
Selectmen of. tlic
Tuwii of l_I_6_(I_(llng.
NEW DOUBLE HARNESS. lance
L’. $j,1,5_oasl1. luquire 9| this utljce. 1
Norwt1I_k. Nov. 27. 1837. 4 ’ ' 38
CALICOES 6: FRENCH cAt\iittt1csT
%} ' ' l’IFiCES i-‘ztlicotas unll 'c:it1thrics, tr
ebddihs-..i.--i.y V S'l‘EVEl\'S &‘Blt.L mm”
_l\lti_ul1‘2t‘l. I_SZlfZ_;' " ‘ _
HJ’»ISTi\'lAS NE\V YEAR'S PRE-
SENTS.’-4A lzirgezissortiitcrit Glass Ttiy"s,
Fancy Boxes, Motions in Sheets, I’-riots. écc.
for sale cheap at the Toy’ Shop, west ‘side of The
Bridge. ’”' ' ’ i G} JENNINGS.
AN apprentice to the Watch Making
Sll.Cl‘a‘lllll.ll business. ‘ ' ‘
4 ‘ LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, December 7th, 1837. '. ‘ tf 40
Q? Sonzet.’iz'ng that must be attended to. éjj
V" ‘BE suliscriber uiiiiciputes inakiug new air-
- riingeiiieiits in his business, and tlierefore
finds it ubsoliitely necessary to call on all who
are indebted to him on Book account to make
payment ittiI_11e(lit-itely. "
l.l.'€:col'lect Inimcclzatcly
.. . - . . E
@110
‘..~
"::'L. 2’ ‘:1 ‘
J. A. WEED, Clerk. . .
.o.' WHEELER.
v.—"
:41
;;.......‘n2.s’ L >: -.
‘A brand Sl;ll‘:.‘~4. 3./‘S
-‘3.0U.00Cl Mcrclx't.'P».
100.000 1st and 2d’clear, do. ,
50.000 1;, 1;. and 2l.t1cl'i Clear Pa‘.‘l-2. ..
50.000 ‘I cornnioii dd.
20.000 Pine Siding ‘ J I ll
I0.0400 2 inch Spruce P.lnnk
10.000 1,} inch. do. ' do.
~'léii_i|t1ck Iioards. Joi.-its and Timl_1er
15 inch Pine Lath ’ '
Cut Nails. from 3d to 6 inch Spikes
ALSQ. a general assornrtent pf DRY:
cER‘1Es’.‘ « ,
The above will be sold yery cheap for cash.
01')‘ Those indebted will please recol_'lc'ci that
Bunk accounts are outlawed in 6 years. I '
‘ ' ' SAMUEL JACI_(S_OI\_l.
f East side’ Szzugatuclc Bridge.
Wéstport. D}-‘c. 16, 1837.’ " ' “ ' @141
('§'_5.t{A‘Q .-soot .9, L &SAl;4_L.
J. H. FORCE
QST 1'esp"e'ctft1llyinforri1s the l§.dies_ and
geutlcineu of Norwalk and its vicinity,
tltatwliié Granr1l_So.ciat Ball will take place -JII
Eriday evoiiing, Jun. 5, 1838, at Stevens‘
Hotel, Norwalk, on wli‘ich'oc'casi0n a. nuntber of
Fancy Dances will be brought forward til the fol-
lowing ‘order: ' i ' ' ’
Hornpipe, by two Misses '
Iiidinn War D,-ance,'by a gentleman 3
Jocltzey Irlorttpipe ;_ ' '
Sailor’ _florttp1pe_,b_y it gentleman ,
Fancy Diince, by a young lady;
Dwarf Dance, by a. gentleman,
Tickets two dollars, to admit one gentleman
and two ladies, can be‘ had a’t."‘ I 4
J. Slcvctis’ Hotel,
D. Stevet'1s0ii‘s do.
N. Greoror ‘s Stage House, Stamford.
a Y . . .
Mr. Goodmun’s Sterling Hotel, Bridgeport.
First rate Cotillion music is engaged from N;
York for this occasion. The nniriber of 'l‘it:lt-
ets are limited. ’
Not-walk, December 18, 1837. 41
E OTECE.
EH13 Annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Sugar Hollow-Turnpike Coinpaiiy. Will
be held in Norviialk, at David Stevenson's H0~
tel. 011 Monday, the 14th of January next. at '3
o’clock, P. M. ’ ‘
‘ ‘CHARLES THOMAS.
Norwalk, Daec. ‘Z4, 1837.
NOTICE _
IS hereby given, that the firm of COMSTOCK
&. WEED is this dziy dissolved by_ mutual
consent. The busincss will be continued by
Seymour Cuiiistuck. All persons iiitlt':bt0d.'V.Vl10S‘-‘
ziccotints are of six moritlis, standing, are. 1'9
quested to settle without delay.
' ‘ SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.
JOSEPH W. HOYT.
New-Canaan. December 27. 1837.
CASH STL_),g§ , .
bscriber 0, _ra‘foi‘."‘éale bis“-V "ock of
G d ,D Grucerica,Hardware,Croc .
for cash at low’ V pricey. A"
,i,,,,-5 Wj#)e madeto__ the stock now on baud.
Thézvp-u .¢ 19!-e invited to call and examine
a .‘ I d " - . . I A 3
9°" 5“ ii-lo "SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.
N orwalk.
lerk.
3t42
it
7' su
}_{¢_;w-_Gunaan,'Dac. 97th, 1837. if 42-
stimmcr‘sénsob.* -’ The: pI&Ce‘i3f3i_t,uate'd
west bank of Norwalk river, within 2Q,t,'o_do~_2‘
‘.
‘r
THAT valutbteeatat-.' .. =
.~ catod ait.4the'0ld' Well, 'l'____
.,.._~ of Norwalk, Conn... 1003- o6u..,.‘;
$3‘ an a_. house "of. public.'e’:1‘.ei"tu'r‘ttt§"
l
JV
ad '3. favo'r‘it‘e resort" for"'New-Yorkers
the ‘steamboat docks, from which ateimboitl
daily’ to tiiiil ‘f rori'1'N;ew-York. Though"aiIac_lp-'1
tible of great iniprovetnents, it already
c_s_ t1.l1'the_ 1-.i'q.uisit_e buildings and accoififlliidis
tiotis for 9.’ first" 1-até_"'pub‘ltc‘bot‘ise, ‘oi-‘nl‘t1rt1'de't
boarding hon's--‘.‘ "M.0n€!y"'tna‘,_v'be" mgde by ‘find
ing oft’. part of the _prem'i1tes"t‘m-'buildingand ml
ter lots. C_apitttlist_s 'ar1'd’spccul'at.ors'in ‘reel-‘ed:
tate will dowoll to '-visit’ thc-- rentiséti, 1;‘ us.
place ‘will be B0l(l,_t.'€'l‘y low.‘ E0i'«f'urtber=pu'lio,
ulars applytu 'I‘iino."I‘. Merwin. or to't_lte.'Itt5t
scrilicr. ' ' ' HARRISON‘ ‘ DAYI ‘
Norwalk, Oct. 24, 1837 " ' 4+
AT'I‘ENTI()i‘fl" 1‘ ’ " l
I-{EADER-"lfx vim itre "indebted to STE‘
"J/ENS & BELDEN, and your away
hits stood four inuiitlié, tl'1ey'w'iah_yb4tt to _
pi-vesly unileretand that they want yotttto pl!) 3
'.’vit.ltottt delay.‘ * . . ,
‘ Oct. 31, 1832. .4
PI.-1N‘UFUiK., SALE.
: ISIRST rate secpnduliand Pianofor sale.-
liiruire of the siiliécriber at"t'l'1o' Cnbind
were fun of Mill Hill.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ -l
' ” WM. A; BARLOW.
3'1
Norwalk. Nr1t'embe_r'1t£.' A
"ro RENT.-—"O,ne‘ t..t_r of tlit
‘, Hours? la“‘ly'occt1'pie‘d by the‘ sub
_ ‘-1 édribér. Possession fiiveit ‘iiiiincdl
’— atcly. inquire or. .‘ . ~-
‘ NNINGS.
190
GEORGE W. JE
Norwalk..l.uly 18, 1837. '
Ettlortttg at @111 writ.
AND \VlNTER FASHION'.‘_
It:}It,I,ES M. KNAPP respectfully into...
his t"ri_‘eutls t_iitd‘tlie public, that'he' tin lid
'”ell1""9‘l I.‘-f°m‘Ni—’W~York, and has obtained thq
lutéet Fusltiontu‘ He‘feéls grateful for past fat
vors,ai'1tl'stil.l, s_olic_itr " ~‘ ~ ‘ 57;’ '4',.i,'-bIi''. ‘.-‘Pf.
ronasge. VVo1'l_r. will .. :.«*:-.~4 (.9 3
pains slitilfbe spared 1:, ti , :..
who may favor hint vi 1. - -- ‘
The‘ s‘tibscr‘il1eif,-.-ft I ~"‘.'= ;~x-2.‘. _, . , ;nr.,."-3
such :irm'iigcrnei1ts, that any article oi" good: id
his line‘ c'ttn'bé had to"or_tléi~l Persona - wittltinj
to ptircbnae can get‘ goods‘ of. ‘any de'scriptioiI‘u
and as good and cheap as clse_wl1et_'e. He "vii
endc-'tivoi_-', as fiir"as' possible, lo"accotn‘modatl
his cust’o‘me‘rs. Goodiron band at‘ present will
be diiiposcd of cbeiap," ' ‘ - ‘ ' .
(f,1"‘..' Ready‘ niitde Clothing, good 'I‘.rin1t_nl
ltept on llttrltl. "'Ala4o, Buttons of various cg
z§cripti'oi1__s for Coats‘, ‘over Coa.tI,'iin'd_ 'ChildreIi‘I
tQlt1t,lili1S{.' " '” "" - ' ‘ ‘ 4 - “' '
Nortvtillt,(0ld Wt‘-ll,) Oct. 23,1831.
(139 CIIEAP CRQCERJES.
Til-E subscri_'b_e‘r hais'j'iistl received an ofl'e
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt,Canal Flo!
con1i_n’oi_1' and fancy ‘brands, St4."Croix, Port
Rico, Havan‘na,'cru.shed ‘rind loaf Sugar. Sy
Mol:tséé§,l_1est Young Hyson. Hyson Skin’. in"
Souchong 4 TEA, Pota'sb,' 'l‘t1t'i1a4rind's, Pot
Hams, Codfisl1',Macke'rel, Ground Cofi'0o, In T
Cofibe tindotlier kinds, ‘Brooms, Ra_is‘ii"ts from
3.‘ to 5d. tt.“pou_nd, Currants, Prunes ' Citron,-
Rice, Soap, iriould ‘gtnd dipped Candeo, Pilot.
Brent], Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and B115‘
zit N't1'té,‘ Atmcncis, Oranges, Butter and _C_Jz'ceIO.
srr1nll'plug”.FJoliti_Cc0', Sllufl: Stilerattts sllflbo‘.
Indigo, and utmost every article us-Mill)’ kiln II’.
:1 Grocery
.....- x,
., t_._
l
Store, all of ‘which list 'tlV‘ill I9” Gite-‘I_D‘
for c_tial1_ or rerid_yf'§.}'{."_‘ ; -1’ . " 4‘ "
1 ’ ' liosat-H s. MEEKEF5-0‘
Norwalk, Oct. 2. 1887.” ‘
. ‘ .
, -IN EARN S13.
M u I "' "11’ "!fi§'}‘.
3 _.. ' -‘ -r>‘ir;-'1.-u.
I I . .\"’.'.l‘.1':.4’,3
t “wt -< .--‘-.i =.;'r-
-- -.7’ . ’ W ~ --‘tr
I (i1'<‘.'t')l{(i‘rlE'.F‘J.'CO.\lSTO 1:‘.
Norwalk. Nov. 14. 1837." " .~ '-‘C
new Books. ‘
"' "K SUMMARY ofDr
.Gt*ll'8 Syetem of Phrila
1'l°l0H'y," -tratialatecl froi
the French. ' ’
"_ ‘Ernest’ Maltrt n, q‘
iiovl-l’by Bulweit‘ '
_ P.- R. Jami.-a. .
dorf,‘and ‘other poeim. by M.._ Sm’.
Lila. a novel by G,
Zitizeii
neyl '”
And rnttny other new works ust received by
' ‘ -‘ " "' " 'J.A.WEED..
Norwallr, November 14, 1837. 385
F-ASHI_O,NABLE DIILLINERY.
J‘,/I RS. 'l_“lNDALL,'would respectfully lit
l . form the ladie§ol' Norwalk. and its vicittl
ty. that site hzisicdtii ‘"d.tli'e.abuve businesl
ti few ro_d_s west of i 1», ’ ’‘ --b’eintetid
to keep on liatid a~- I 1 ‘ ~-=.Ls-'-
miliinery'articleb."
” Norwalk. Octflo.
NEW BOOKS.
HE Manhattan Collection of Music. 5'
"l“l1oiiias Hastings, adapted to the use
Classes, Choirs and Congregatitino.
The good Fellow, a novel. ' '
The Whig’ Almanac and Politician‘: Reglotu
for ‘I838. containiiig tables ofthe votes for Prcol
dent", 8 list of chief Executive and Judicial afl-
cers ofthe United States, Members of Congruq
Anecdotes, 'Bon Mots, dcc. dzc. For state b
‘ ‘ 4 ‘J.'A.WEE .
4 38.
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Norwalk. Nov. 27,1837.
FUI.{ SALE:
A HOUSE and _éeve_n acre: cl
meadow land,’ pitunt_e' on Beldcifi
Hill, "in the town of lNilton-11613.
~"} occupied by the subscriber. Thorn
d wells upon the place, and fruit t I’
lin abundance. "ANDRE W ‘JAMES.
\Viltoti, Sept. 2§th. 1837- ’ '
' IJU".I'.".I'.'QN' SEED CORK.
TEIE subset-ibefg have purcl1ased4 of T.
Biitfer. ti selected and choice lot. "of Dull
tori Corn, raised from Séed obtained‘ last aprltts
from Albtiny, wllticbithey 0fi'er'_to the furrneri'
tins‘ Ctlutlty. "'1'-tr... kind of Com. which witiii
it will yield as much or more than either o_l
kinds iistially planted in this néighbdrhopd, arid
weigh from 4 to 6 pounds more per busbel—_ptll§3.
tug" a"pi-oportionubly richer and moi-e."‘rt,ti_irit_ipt1_l‘
mc:il——ié sure loget ripe gtrgd to be all so‘_u1‘td. ""‘
It is coinputed that {to extra stim of $50_(); ex.
pendedin the purchase'bf'tlii_s kind 01' Ch}?! ‘fit;
seed ‘list si>,ri1i;r;’t>y‘ tlle it-trfi°r'9’°f'tht9 ' ¢.§.uht‘!-‘
would b:i‘_ve i'n'creiis'ed the valurt tlt:';1r.born
crop, a_,t. least. 'l‘l1o§e w_h_é_>_ girls ,1‘ to be
sure of obtaining a rernunertitgon for thglr labor.
manure and lattd,l)eBi0\.‘lfe~(I upfo_n_tlit:‘ii‘:'_tEorn crop.
will secure seed’ of this varte_t_ fr‘);-‘their next
springlé planting. . HUBB ‘LL 6!. CO.
Not-walk. Dec. 18. 1837.: "' l H414
Ssussuits BLANKS. ‘for the year 1887.
'_t.ogetl1'er ‘with’ 1;‘ ft1ll'zissorir’nont. ofltiw and
miscellaneous blaiilts, for sale by
-393?.‘ A. witnis
.
Norwalk Chronicler