_n;‘ .
I liibited.
Again, the same paper thus accounts for the
defeat of the Locos, and the trintnph of the
Whigs:
fallen the Van Buren party of.the_U- blttlt‘-<-
savs the Frederick Times; istheir abandotitticrti
ofihe principlcsof Democracy, and iht-tr taking
up ilie"Suh—Treasury and other sclietiies, the
tendency of which are "(l|SOFg8lllZlt]_g antl
Al6V0lLllll)llut'y," aiitl which would " cliaiige the
gnfife pra(_-ti('C of our governtncnt frotri 1/89 to
the present titiie.” The recent elections have
not been t.-arried by ilie \Vhigs tintler ilie in-
'‘v._§f‘.}.:‘ ‘ ' ~ >-rm".
persuade the people to believe. The administra-
l lion have lost their strength simply because they
have liorsal-zen the true Democratic creed. aiitl
the \Vhigs have triumphed because they took
lliei-r stand in favor of the principles abandoned
by the atltnioistration. This is the trite secret.
A vast inajoriiy ol'ilie‘Aiitt:ricati people are de-
\ / vnocratic in their feelings and sentiments, and
will sustain no ‘party that strays froin_ the old
beateri paths of Democracy.
1;; addition to the above, (says the Patriot.)
g the truth of which cannot be gaiusayctl, we
- - i .' ._
. . would invite the Pllbllc atten.ion to the lollo_vi
ting description of the Van Bitten parLy. Vylilttli
’ ‘we copy from the Monmouth (N. J.) (,ttUl'lCr-t 3
I ‘decided democratic paper, and one that has
‘hitherto artlentlv supported the atlniinistratioiis
0fJackson antl Van Buren. The language em-
ployed. although strong and severe. is probably
an indication of the feelings of the commutiiiy
in wliich it is located.
“The history of the world does not alliird
nuotlier instancein wliicb the downfall of a party
has lieen more rapid, and thorough. than that ol
_ . ‘ , I I ',
the Vim Bitrcn party ol the presctit day. I his
administration will be recorded in history. £18000
of the most protligzite. arbitrary. arts§ocr:ttical-
and tyrannical that ever existed —atttl I15 Sllfied)’
tdoovnfall will be a conclusive evitlcnce til the
tvirtue. iiitlepciitlence, antl iiitcliigeritte of tlrt:
people of the United States at the present day.
Arpointmcnts for‘ the County 01' ll“n?I'1iclt1. for
1838.
Cntus H. BXCARDSLEY, Judge of the County
Court.
ABRAIIAM D. B.ii.i)wi.\',
\VAi'r i\'oi-'.'i‘iittor,
Junoizs (IF Pitoi;.tt'i'i~:.
Dist. of I“{lIl'Il(Cltl, Rufus Blnkentati.
E Commissioners.
“ Britl-_veport. Alaiistin llaiiilin.
‘ “ Daiilitiry, Edward .'I‘aylo.r.
'- l\'ewto\vii, Tlictiplitlus Nichols-
, "pa -- Norwalk. Beiijaiiiiri Is‘aac_s.
»’ t.- Stamford, Joshua B. l* erris.
l 0- \Vesion, Bratlfortl \'v’iritori.
l - it \Vc.~siptiri, T‘uo:nas lt‘. J.‘i'.l\\’lEJll'tl.
t
.iL=s'r:ci'.s or Tat-I I’l'3“‘9F"
Ftritj,’7rltl.—-.It'rctiiiali Stt:i‘t_'t—'.s. llnll Braille.“
.Rot'u.- lilakeiiiaii. \\'illiani ‘.\llt‘llUl~‘, 'l‘iiottms Li
O-ltornc. John S \\'il.-.on. I):ivi«.l Cooley. .-Itistllt
B,,,_t,._,., Jul”. G Allen, 'l‘l1t|tl't:l$ Robinson.
Tliotiizis Ransoiii, Roger M t$ll{‘.t'lllllll:. Abel
Beers, Lyiiiaii laiilts. Jr. Samut-l A .l\\'l(‘llt)l.'it
Jesup .-\lvort_l. Just-pli Bartram. David Sher-
wootl. David Hill. Jr.
Br-oo.lj/icltl.—Brvaiit Striiili. -Ioel C.Sllet'l7‘J1‘ttl,
_-‘[.1e,,ry[—{.,g,._.t(,_.._ \V;.it :5 Ncrilitop. Hiram it air-
,chi]tI.'1t:l)Pt)P'/.t"rBllltfkllltlll. Dzivitl Burr.
13rI'([._t[(,’/)0I'[.--I.~‘tllIt: Slit-r:i~.tii‘i. f\l2llI\‘t)l! llam-
‘liri. Mark Moor. Philip A Caution, \\’ l-I Noble,
Matthew CllrliS,I‘It-)t1r.y Duiion, Dai_i’l I-lair-li. Jr.
Ioscpli Brooks. lra Slicriiiaii, Josiah Ilubbt-ll.
Satncs Fitch, Danie-I ~Sierliiig._ Pnilo wllurtl.
Charles B lltibtiell. Daniel 0 \\’l‘.eclcr, luzra B
Sl9\’i:t1<, Orrin Knapp.
Danl,m-y.——'l‘liouias T \Vliiiil.=.sey, Joliii
Nickersou. Silos Il Hickok’. Kt.-iibeti 3ooili.
James \V Nichols. Dtlgfllls Starr, George An-
drews. James l3t:liet~:. Gt-tirt_vc (.‘»iapp._ _lu:lw:trtl
'l‘avlor, Daniel B."riiuti'i. Jr. Ionics Sit-vcns.
_],,1{,, L Andrews, Silas I‘ll't:l.t."li, John S Dirich-
UIEIIL
.D.1i'icn.-.-‘iliratii Clock, I-lolly Bell. Jitl'|:"tll‘l1lll
Dates, Josepli Mather, Jr. Epeticius \\’ \Valtns-
let’.
-(il'I'€t’.1ll1(,‘t..C]I..-—Stll1ilitel Close. Barlow F \\-Iliitt‘.
Conkliti Hosted. Alvan Mezitl. Sclah S:i\'a;:c.
I\I2ll’CllS‘$\.I(2atl. Jabcz Mcatl. Seth I’ Qtiintartl.
. Jtvlilllllltl A Close. Alfred A Rundlc.
H'u.ntin_g/on.—Letiiuel Beardsley. Ebeiit.-zer
i\Vakt-li-y."l‘riiman Blacktiian, Hanson S Ed-
: ‘iwa,-,|,.-_ [i:J\\'itl Shelton. Tliatltleiis Bt«art’ls-ley, .Ir.
i_ (Sorry Perry, Ezra Dc-forest. David Birdseye,
5 Lucius Gilbert.
2 fiI0nroe.—Cyrus H Beardsley. Charles Curtis.
-Agar Lewis. Saiiiticl \Vhct-lcr, James U. flaw-
luy,(i‘n-éorgt-. I’ Curtis, Levi Etlwartls. Asa Hays,
Ezra'Beartl.sley.
New Ctmuun.—'l‘iioiiias S Htiesied, Joseph
I Siltiman. Hunford Carter. Sicplien Hoyt, \Vatt-x
~\. Comstock.
New I"ait_'[i.cl(l.——Jcsse Sciitldt-.r. Sainiiel T.
fllnriiiiiii, Am‘/.i Rogers, Sieplieii Hopkins, Alva
,S Pierce.
A'¢u_.-I,otI;n.——.Itic_oli Beers. David H. Boltlcn.
',Satiitiel Fairchilti. David V B Baldwin. George
- iradley, \Valtt-.r Clark. David Buriis, Cliarlcs
Wariit-r. Theopliilus Nichols. -
lDtbrtttal/c.—Bt»iij:iiiiin Isaac.-I, Clark Bisscll.
' Tlratltlcus Belts. Tiinoiliy 'l‘ Merwino N03“
‘wil(:()X. Stephen Smith, \Villiao‘i J Street.
'William St John. John A \Vcctl. Lewis Gre-
.' gory. Tliomas B Butler. Lewis Rnyttiotiil. 3t_l.
; llosepli ,1’ I.lanl'ord,Asa E Smith, Sainu-.-l St
l, Alitilin.
. ‘ Redtlin.t,r.-—Aarnri Sanford, Jr. Jonathan R
, nfortl. Jared Olrristetl, Tlitiiltleus B Reed,
ortes Merchant, Tliotnas B Fanton, Charles
each. \Valker Bates, Hull Goodyear.
Rt'dgelidd.——Harvey Smitli. Thatltleus Kee-
r, 2d, Nathan Smith. Hczeltiali Scott, Ebene-
r Hawley. Samuel S St John. W-’illiam Sher-
od. Elias Burchard. Eli Rockwell, Gaiiialiel
Benedict, Abner Brush.
Stamford.—Sitrietin H Minor. Daniel Lock-
ood, Charles Hawley. Theodore Davenport.
iih R. Sibley, Scyinour Jarvis. Joshua B
rris, Sands Adams, Nathaniel E Haighi.
isha Scolieltl,\V H Holly, Samuel Lockwood,
hn Young.
Stratford.—Davitl B rooks. Elijali
H
'\
t
radley, David Judson, Stiles Judson, Lewis
._ veils, Edward Johnson, Isaac J Booth.
, t .Shcrman.—Eli Beardsley, -David Northrop,
"5 liilo S \Vootl(n, David P Hawcs. Jetletliah
‘raves. Frederick Edwards, James N Page‘,
'lHo;ace Hungerford, Levi Leatle, Abraham
Briggs.
T7-umbull.—Elijah Middlebrooli. D Beech.
All Brinsmaid, Lewis Fairchild, Samuel Ed-
wards. George Dyer, Francis Beech. Birdseye
BPltitnb, Satiiuel Lyon. Elijah B Middlebroolt,
,])avid Hawley, Stephen S Mallet.
Wes(on.—Oliver C Sanford, Simeon Fanton.
Walker Sherwood, Isaac Bennett. Eli Adams.
Zenas Johnson, John Edwards, Bradford \Vin-
aon, Eliphalet Cooley, Edward Hill, Charles
.Rowlantl, Walker Lyon.
W’ilton.--Era_sins Stnrges. Isaac M Sturges.
Samuel Scott. Charles Marvin, Isaac M Stur-
gab, 2d. George A Davenport, Hawley Oltnsted.
Samuel Davenport. .
_Wqsl17ort.—Thomas F Rowland, Eliplialet
,Swift,; Alva Gray. James C Loomis. John
_ .G,tny,' 2d. John Gray. Charles W Taylor,
rglletzekiah Allen.—Slam/bzd Sentinel.
The Capture, of Five Slaves Vicssels.--’I‘ltc
Bezmuda Gazette of the 29th of May contains a
The true cause of the defeats which have hc- ' or
fluence of a 1)(mir.‘. 33 the I-0""'il“U(“’5 “'”“l‘l -
_ Bt)Olll,.
Josiah Gotham, Job Peck. John Golding Olivcrl
ship Pearl commanded by Lord Pager, having
in charge two slave vessels captured by the
Pearl. towards the close of April—one was the
brig Diligent, captured after a chase of sixteen
hours. She. had on board four liiindrctl and
ghty slaves, l)C.\‘l(lt‘S2l(‘l‘t?\\‘ of forty-live mcn——-
fotiy cftlie poorshives had tlicd on the intestine.
The other was the -Opposition; anti was captor-
ed thesaiiio day. She had. liowevcr. pt't*\’itHl.\‘-
ly lauded her slaves on the north side t;l'Ctiltti-
Another sl-aver. the brig Canioens. with live
huntlreil and eighty slaves. had been captured
by the British armed schooner Sappho.
For the Gazelle.
Mr. Etliior—Plcase insert the following and
oblige a friend, antl a stillering comtiiuiiiiy will
give you lll(‘.il' sincere thanks.
Yours rcspet-.tl'ully, A C0s.\io1>oLi'i*i-1.
L.-t'ri~:s'r CASE OF A BS1-Z.\'Cl£ OF i\linu.—.»\.
Posiniasiei' not a Iiuntired iiiiles froiii Norwallt
Bridge, receu.lyoii the arrival of the mail. re-
mailetl all the letters and papers, antl rlistributecl
/tittise/f—so it was coiit.-liitletl, as neither letters or
papers were to be found in the ollicc, which
should have been ret:eivctl.
Loco Foco A1zUsi:.—'l‘lie manner in which
the Loco-Foco presses talk about the Legislat-
lure tvliit.-Ii hasjust adjoiirried, is really almost
too ridiculous to provoke a serious reply. So
evidently oversirained aiitl forced is the charac-
ter of the wholesale abuse and billingsgate black-
gtiard which they endeavor to heap upon the
rnztjority. that it carries its own l'(*lillltIllt)n upon
its face. \Vhcn inert go so far beyond even a
shadow of reason in fault tiiiding, it is generally
pretty good evit,l-.e.nt:c that they can ii no fault
at all. The lll£l_l')tll_y (say these papers.) have
“ violated all the pledges upon which they were
elected. After liaviiig proniisctl the Meiliutlisis
an appropriation for their University, aiitl thus
obtained their votes, they broke ilicir promise,
and rcfusctl to give them aiiy assistaiicc !” \Vas
.-.-vcr any thing more absur-l I \’i/ho aiiitingtlic
\‘t/ltigs. we slioul.l like to know, ever proniisctl
the Meiliotlisis -$515,000 for ilic \Vcslt.=_\'.*2ti Uni
veisiiy I Or who stipposes that their stiflrages
could have been l)titi_t_{lll in this \\_*a_y'! The as
scriion is a gross insult to the whole t\It:tliotlist de-
nomination. \Vhatever may be tliou_t_tlil of the
t-‘.\'pt.‘tllett(.'_y or iiie:tpedit‘~iitiy ol the approp.'iatioi'i,
it will not do to charge the ‘iVliigs with having
brihctl the Metliotlists wiili any such protnist:—
every one knows that charge is falsc—ridicn-
lotisly false.
We know not that any other " violated pledg-
es" liavt: been paritcularizctl. although the Times
and l-lcgieier, with their satellites, are filled to
ovt-rllowiiig with _genci'al antl sweeping charges
.-.-t‘ilii.~ nature. The fact is, there is so iiincli
foani about these " nicasiircs of wratli." that it
is diliiczilt to get at the Slll;SlIJllCe of them. \Vc
sll1iil\V.'lll awhile until the froth subsitles, when
perhaps we may allude to iht-ni again.
In t.-ommciiiitig upon the ecoiiotnical manner
in wt icli the biisiitcss of thc S(‘$:~lt)f.l was convinci-
ed, and whicli the Loco-lt‘ocos have sought to
ritlictile. the Nc\v-ll:'iveti-Rt-gisitzr has tliscovcr-
.~.l
LILI
lands do, and which do not, belong to the United
lStates; and in the selection of the lslantl l
lwislictl to be positive and not locate within the
;jtn'isdiction of the United States. and had refer
it-tic-3 to the tlccision of the Cotnttiissioticrs un-
it'.t—.r llI(_‘ Gilt t‘tt‘llt’_*l0 of the li'cat.v oi‘ Glitaiit, tloiic
lat U'ic:i. in the‘ .\;::.u_: of Navy Yorlt. lilili Jiinc.
_’lt'~33'3 I l~::i->\=.= the ittiinbt;t' of the l:-zliiizd, an-cl
.by that :~§.-t:i.~:ioit is was Briiisli l.t.“t't‘llt‘ii‘_V.! lytxt
liol-:l iossessioii of that station, tl.I‘.t'l wt: a.si) oc-
cupyla station Still)-" twenty or tnoro lllll-‘IS from
the lioiiittltiry line of the Unit-zed ':‘3¥.‘~.t.t-5:, in tvls-.:t.
was his l‘iI-tjt-:<ty’s tloininious until it. wits ot:cti-
pictl by us. {act under Ot‘(l."l's. 'l‘l'.t,-. ol‘-_i«-ct: of
my movement is theiritlepentlotitreof the (Inna-
tlos. Iain not. at war with the Ctt!i'lll'i' rot: or
properiy oftlic citizens oftlie Unitetl S‘tai.t:s.
“Slgtlfltl this tont.i (lliy of June, in the year‘ of
our Lord one iltt'-ti;-:ti~tl t~it_rltt. l‘i']“.tlt(‘:t'l and
tliiity-ciglit. '\'~’Il.LI.-\.t“.I JOLI..‘\"S’"‘ N.”
1"/‘om t/tc I301:/zcslsr _Democrat.
There were ,qatltt‘i'iiips of inert, with appar-
ently liostile int.»iit.ions on ‘.-Vttlhcstlay and
Fi'itl«:1Vni-_rl:i, near L-3wis‘oi*.. Tlit-ii‘ l.lll"‘l‘.‘.Cllt‘(l
object was the burning of tho Ni.-igaia and
Qucctzstou. Tlicv €'Ill'Ci.f‘(l notltiu,<_r, liti\V‘E.".'(.‘l‘.
A tl‘t‘lltt,‘llll'l0l'lI- of Units‘-d States troops are
now RI.2llt);'l(.'t.ltllJ Lcwiston, and the crctv of
the Rev:-nnc Cutteris also there.
The British steatiiers carry artnetl fl]-.".ll.
Additional troops ztro st:ttioi'it—:tl upon the Ct1l1.'t.--
than side. A sqiiatlron of lit:i'sc arrivtd at
Qticeiiston on Tliurstlrty.
Firc.———A fire octrurrctl at ll-tiltiinoic on Thurs-
dyy at 12 o’clock. noon, at the t.-oriicr of Astpaitli
anti _Douglass streets. whit.-li tlcstroyetl four lraiiic
l)tilltlltig<. It was reported, but tloubtctl. that a
colcretl chiltl was burnt in use of the hoiises.
.TtzcZ£u')i I57;/'tig‘tti/t.—By Mr. Sioplien llall,
dirt.-t-t front the Sim-iiiiiicc. wt’? lcnrit that the
udiaits liave agaiii givcii etiipl tyincnt to our
brave frontier population.
M r. ll. Save, --on S!lltH‘tl.']V la.-.t. a person
liuntitig in the vicinity of lt‘tilliiig Crctk Settle-
ment. tliscovcretl fresli Indian sigiis. and imme-
diately ttirnctl to the st.-tilciticiit and iiiforiiictl
Ct.-pi. Saiitlefliii. who started it: pill‘:-‘ull the next
intitiiittg. The liitlians were overtaken near the
Okclinoltc Stvanip. and a sharp conflict cnsucd.
in wltit.-li it is said the wliitcs acted bravely. but
after having two of his men wotintletl. (one
.<cverel,‘f. the other mortally.) Capt. S. was coiit—
pcllctl by the superior force ofilie enemy to re-
trcat. ’l‘ht: next niortiing. however, lieconcltitl
cd to give them another trial. and he overtook
ilieiri—-—eii_:rat:etl. antl wasaguiii tll‘i'.'t.‘li back—iiit3
force ofilio lntliaus not li.'lt)Wt)-—l)lll SU[lpt)S“.tl to
be about tloublt_=‘; the niiiiilwr of the w'tiitcs.”—-
./‘ac/:soIzi‘it[c C'our2'cr. J'l17.‘6 7.
Yon/.:ce Bounct_/or (lie QIICPTI.-—-Ii. is said that
the Yattltcc giils in Mr. King’s bonnet factory.
New York, are lllillilligti, splciidid hr.-tid bonnet
for a prcsciit to Qiiecn Victoria. V‘.-"e have no
doubt thcy will ll1t’lliSll her, with an upper crust
ll.ll.t)’Tt:?l.llt'l' l!lOl‘t} becoming than the ('.l'0\Vil wlticlt
is about to be pl:tc=.tl upon her liead.—Htu_‘jbi‘tl
Cut:/'26:‘.
t~tl. that alter all. "the t:oniin_-_ieiit cxpciiscs,
ret-Ittitllflg tliciti pct‘ day. are lll‘_'llL‘l‘ than lllt‘_\’
t-vcr wt-rt: bclortr.” This is indeed woittlerftii I
Now every person of coiiittit;-ii sense. tniist see,
iliai it is it iicccssary coiiseqtieiittc of the short I
I
took -17 tlaysto at:t-oiiiplisli, it‘l'ollows that the
daily bill for contingct.-cics willbe the liigliest in,
the shortest session. Yet the whole t~iiiiou.it ofi
t.-oritingt-iicics was -7331i) loss than last year, and g
the entire t-xpcitst.-s of the session ncarly -.‘$.7t}t)l
less tli.-in in 1837. In view of tlicse l'zit:is, sucli’
paltry cvasions are rt-soritztl to. in order to tlotlge
tliciruili. appear pitiful iittlcetl. The cause of
:ill this ranting and railing. litiwevcr, is cvitlcir
enough. The two (,'titiltlilllt.‘t.‘S on_ititllt:ial and
state t.-xpcnscs have iiizitlc reports of facts \\'lil(’ll
i!Zl\'t} s:-t the powers of Ltit-o-lt‘ocoisiii into :i per-
fect niatl'rit_—a sort of political liytli‘oplioi:ia—-
aritl they bite at c\’t:i'y thing that comes in their
nvav.
Ilcnce the vile slang anti torrents of epithets
with wliit:li ilit: \\ hole body autl all their acts are
tisstiiled. But the truth stands lirrii, and wlicii
our ncigliliiirs have done tlirowing mud to coit-
ceal what they cannot ovcrilirt-w, we may take
occasion to remove the covcriii_t_i again. The le-
gislature has held tip a mirror before the Loco-
Focos.which shows them any :liing but an agree-
able portrait of tliemsclvcs. btit all their kickiiig
will not break the glass.-—-Ifartjbrcl Courier.
Latest /lbsence of 1l1iItclC't1.se.s.——VVc have
been told that. a lady droppcti herself into the
Post. Office instead of i).lt:l.l.Gl‘, and did not dis-
cover the mistake until the clerk asked her
whether she was single or not.
It is said that an absent: minded husband ic-
ccntly put the stepping stone in’o the carriage,
and stepping upon his wife, took his seat and
ordered C0:lCllCe to drive on!--—L’ttll.. Traits.
From the Cherokee Courilry.—- VVe learn
tlirougli t‘.-e mcdiuin of atitlientic publications
in the Georgia R.tCOl'(ll3l‘ of the 5-'.l1 iust.., that
Ill.-riot‘ Gt,-nci-at Scott [)l'0CCC't.l'.‘tl to carry itito
tlfcct. his orders t.o oblige the Clieroltees, after
the 23d ultimo, to evacuate the territory horo-
t.ol'ore held by them within the limits of the
State of Georgia. His nieusures met with no
rcsistance. On the 29th, he bttl tinder his coit-
Lrol three thousand Indians: and by this time,
it is supposed that not it watidcriiig Indian re-
mains within the territory of Georgia. The
manner in which this duty had been (llS(,'ll7ll‘gC(l
by that; tlistinguislied Getitrral is prttiscd for its
kindness, lititnanity,antl fret--tloin from violence.
This iiiforintttioii is gratifying: , for surely thtrrc
l
IruI;'ctti2c7zls.—-'l‘liti U. S. District Cotirt Grand
.Iiir_v l)l‘t')t).‘_Illl in hills of intliciincnt to-tlay against
\‘."illiuti'i L. Maicltciizit-, Tliuiias J. Sutlicrlantl.
\Villian'i Jolinson. and one oihcr indivitlual
tinie occtipictl iii iransziciiiig sticli an auioitiit ol" whose name has not transpired. \Vitiicsscs arc
tiusinr-ss was done in 30 -ways, which in 1837 ll {in aticutlaticc from aluio.-;t all the border counties.
A Texas '1'zwcrn..—--.-\ iavt-rii has lately hccn
opeiietl on ratiier El tlllllill'tlll\’C st::ilc neat‘ I'.It)ll.~‘-
ton, '_|_‘exas. coiiir:istir'_2 in a most striking titan-
ncr with the c:t'tciisivc lllt'ltltl."t‘ in which most
things are coritlitciotl in that republic. ltsecnis.
at,-coitlin_:__z to the Ti-le_t_rrapii, that a _t:cnileincu
titling alon}_,r the road (li5t't)\'el‘€(l an oltl soldier
or the way side, sitting cotilciitctlly under a
blanket streiciictl horizontally across the tops of
four ilpl‘iglll stttl(.*:S. A cantllt: box was before
him answering the purpose ofa table. on \vliit.'li
vtere placed a small jug. and the bci_it=.rof a
broken bottle. Not Ul!tlt‘i'SlDlltllllg the object of
all llicse l)l’t‘()2ll’()ll()llS he stopped to intpiire of
the soldier wliat he was doing there -—-“ kcepiiig
iavcrii, sir.” was the reatly answer "will you
take sotiietliing to drink 7"’
-an-:-:2
£.+’i=i‘l..*.J=3?.‘~t‘i§ §;‘§t'i€t'.25 €.=’Z1tt‘t‘£2t
W'iIOLES.»\LE.
(‘P
o
Flour, whet t, per bbl. $7 37. a $7 62;
‘* Rye “ 5 00 ll 5 12,;
Indian Meal “ 3 62; a 0 00
Wlicztt, foreign, “ 0 ()0 ll 0 ()0
Cats “ 0 32 tz 0 4-1.
Biirlcy “ 0 00 a 0 U0
Corn “ 0 75 a 0 80
Plaster 1st quality pr ton 3 50 a 0 00
Bvc-f. mess, por bbl. 14 00 (Z 14 50
POl'l\', “ l‘ 19 75 a 20 75
Butter, pct‘ lb. ll 19 a ()0 ‘22
Cheese 0 06 a 00 9;,
Lard “ 0 09% a 0 ll
Salt. Turks Isl. Dr bush. 0 33 a 0 34
‘Nctv York Cattle Market, June 1 1.
At. market, (325 head of Beef Cattle, 150 Mllch
Cows, and -el:i.‘(l Sliccp and Lambs.
The demand for bcefvvas limited, at. last week's
pl’l(:t‘S. 300 lit-ittl were tlisposed of at from $7
to $10, average the 100 lbs.
lvlilcli Cows——Sztlcs were ;,rcnei'ally made at
a small declint: from last: wecl-;’s prices; 120
sold at ft-out 5.32313 to . 45.
Sheep and Lstmbs—’I‘lie demand continues
,qood,aiitl all at tnzirkct. were takcii; sheep at
$3105 50; latnbs at from $2 to $3 50.
{)(?='Tlie Norwalk Forum will tllfiel on Fri-
tluy, June 232d. Dist-tissit.-ns public until for-
iher t:0lit:(‘. Question for debate. “VVas the
is enotigli to appeal to tho ptiblic syiitpiitliy in
the destiny of these original lords of the soil,
witliotit, adding to it unitecessttry violence.
VVc rejoice, for the sake of our fellow citi-
zens of Georgia as well as for that of the Indi-
ans, that, so far, all goes on as it. does, \Vli'.ll as
lit.tle thtiictilty as cotiltl possibly have been
hoped. The Goorgiaiis themselves appcar to
be sincerely gratilictl that it has so turned out;
and all the friends of the Indians who cannot
enter at all into the feelings of the Georgians
and other Southerners on the Stlltj“ClJ, _ will yet
not less rejoice than they, that the policy of the
Government does not end in blood.-——Nattonal
Izzteltigeneer.
Caiiada.
From the Albany Argus.
T/ic Fronticr.—'I‘lie following is it copy of i1
“ proclamation” recently issued by the leader
of the gang that destroyed the stcarnboat; Sir
Robert Peel. It was obtainetl for Gov. Marcy
and, if the facts may be rolled on, is important
as showing that the £i.ll.t!.Ll{, altliongli made in
the American waters, was concerted in and
proceeded from the British dominioiis.
" To all whom it niay concern.
1, William Johnson, 8. iiaturttl born citizen of
Uppcr Canada. certify that I hold 9. commission
in the Patriot service of Upper (Tanadtt as
coininander-in-cliief of the naval forces and
flotilla. Icommantledtlie expedition that cap-
tured and destroyed the steamer Sir Robert
Peel. The men under my comtnand in that ex-
pedition were nearly all natural born English
subjects——t.he exceptions were volunteers for the
expedition. My Head Quarters was on an Isl-
and in the St. Lawrence, witliout the jurisdic-
tion of the United States, at a place named by
,1
inc Fort \Va._lla_ce. I am well acquainted with
treatment of Napolton Bonaparte by the Eng-
’lisli Govt.=.riiir.ietit _itisiiliable?" A Dissertation
by one ofilie members.
F0-"Ui’t€'E‘H OF .lT‘UL‘it' NOTICE.
arraiigeiiicnis for ct~.-lo'oraiin_t_- the (?()Illlti,Q_ Fourth
of July, will be held at the Norwallt Hotel, on
Tliurstlay evening ncxt, at half past 7 o’t:lock.
There will also ho an adjotiriit-tl ineetirig of
the Citizens of the place on Saturday evening
next. at the same place, at half past 7 o’cloclt,
to hear the report of the above comntiitee. A
general aiientlaiice is requested.
Norwalk. June. 18, 1833.
.5
,, GENERAL assortment of Rtittltets, Firt-
._"_‘v‘L V‘/licels, Snakes, antl Crackers. for sale by
GEO. \V. JENNINGS.
N,orwallt..Iune 19, 1837. 2i6’7
V HAY l§.AL'fi‘.
§ BAGS HAY SAL'l‘, for sale by the
9 subscribers at low rates.
Also, 4 Ilhtls. tirst quality retailing: MOLAS-
SES. H. 81.. A. SHERWOOD. .
W'cstport, June 18, 1838, 4t67
An atljtiiiriietl nieciing of the committee of
fit Goods and Ladies Hats, this day received.
and tor sale untistially low. No mistake in
Cllt’P!ll_:~1U0'l::lltls‘lllllt‘. L. M. STEVENS.
Jtinr-. If). 18233. ‘ lf(i7
ti’.-‘E ti~i2‘i_S-I1"?-c.-59$.
L.-XRGE t'l5SUl’lll‘lCt1lill§ll‘ti(‘t"i\'l‘tl by
L‘. M. rt-:Vi:.\‘
5.
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June 19. 13.78.
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1."! -.1’ E ..".;3’.‘Au
;3"3:‘tl'§'L'3l'§ up by the Stil:St'rll)£'t'. on \‘«.’t.-tliics-
-13- «luv. the lilili itist. a large light bay nittrc.
:-‘ll[\}:O.~'t‘tl to b-- nine or ten vcars old. riatiirztl
ll‘i)llr't. with .~‘\‘.'il(:lI tail. r.l‘ll(~‘.-’t)\\'ll(?f is rt=tpiesi-
it-tl to prove ‘t..'l'l", pay t.-liar'._vt=s ai::l take her
:.‘.vav. ISA.-KC OSBORN.
Iii’-tltllllg. June I8. i'tS355. 3:67
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till)‘
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.n.J 5.1 \ /
it rr iii‘ a
w;~i'?:1 A nuts
.1: x.J.'iEt ll;
r.-2 , . .
bin‘ E441.’ 14. :1 JL .::I.xq
1"."-‘r N Saint
~ 9
'tl”_\,’ iiext. the .'?l3tl day of June, inst.
"K2 will be IilIt‘.l't'(l l'or.~alc at public auction, so
ttiitcli t»l' tho ll)llt)‘-\lll'_{ |lt‘.~(‘l‘ll|t'(l real estate. l.‘t*.-
l-iiigitigiliclut~siaicol'S:iiiiuel t;§rav.tlt-ceitsvtl.as
will r;;-isc ilit‘ sum of S50 tltilltiis, viz :v—-Dot-lt
and stilt iiicatltiw, cast Silitf the t-rcclt ; abort!
acresof land lying in ihc limi.-3.-to:-.tl ol"l‘lit.itItltetis
(ir;-y. in lift)/Jlili-.tfl'.tl; aiitl :1 block of lttiiltlitigs‘
about 3 toils north of the Britl«_vt-. in l\’orw:illt.
Sale to coziitutsiicc at :3. o't:lot_-lt I’. 3-’. at the loo
of .I;ilZ’_‘("s Sit.-vcns.
l\lAl{ Y ORA V. .-\tliii’i‘x.
E I.l.l.-Xll (:ll\’l*lCORY. A:ltii'r.
Norwaik. J uric 1S 1538. 1:67
E.‘.lO:‘i &S.%RSAl’Al{.lL LA SY RUP-
5l--—-5 A lit’-wl rate article by the lit:lilt“.
Olive Oil (1 very superior ariit-lc foriahle use.
I 9 _ J. A. \VEEl‘).
. tine 1;. 18353. tfli7
(,“¢CYTilES. Pl'l‘t)‘l‘I-li"Ol?.l\'S, t\:c.——i\low-
l ' lug Stzytlics. and Pitt-li-l'oilts, it-arraiiietl to
be gootl. for sale by CHAS. ISA.-‘-.CS.
Noiwallt. Jtino 16. 183 If C7
_}t..'Sl l'C(.'Cl\'t‘tl hv
|l=_:tt-. t-f s:-tizl \"v"ust;::.-rt,
7.5:? HE Court of Probate for the District of
\Vestport. has limited and allowed six
afzaiiisl ilie estate of BETSE Y CIIAPM.-\N.
alt-:-raised. All trlaitns
=t__t_'aiiisi saiil t st.-tit-. trot t".\£llii'llL'll to ‘lit’. i1tl.'i‘.iiiis-
iraior vviiiiit: srtitl time. will be tltbarrctl a re-
't:o\'t:r__v. A L VA GRAY. Atl’n‘.r.
\\'t'stpt)rt. hlay L-’tl. il«SL':‘-«i'~.
3tG6
Gt} 3.4 {Lit 5.3 §}5:"‘*i{z'.
"iii" H E stibscriher would wish to iiiforni his
old t-tisiotiit=i.< aiztl the public in general.
that he contines the above business at his old
siantl, in \\"ilton. near the l’rcsbytcrio.ii cliurt-h.
Having liiictl up his itiucliiiie in the host order.
he will be able to t.'.\’t‘('ltit' work in the host mati-
ner. (ll EON Lli E US‘.
N. B. \‘v't;ul may be left at the store of
't’t-iiiioytir (‘C 1‘-.Zcrrill,. from whence it will be
lilI\t‘Il. t‘£ii‘tlL'tl. aiitl rt-_‘l!irtir:tl oncea \\‘L'f‘l-I---
l“l‘€‘l£lll pai l to \v;it_vj_rrint~i‘s. [3 (iii
E:§‘)A'l‘l'J.‘{'l' SO.-".l.’ iI)"lJ’L)'.\l.l';l 't’.-\.l..\"l'.——
-41 'I‘lio.<ii’.iscl-iinr lining‘ the proprit.-‘.or of
i\.lt.-‘.AD’s Patent, ll,-r iiizttsiilitctiirittg the above
i)..llti.‘.()lTt.‘l‘a‘ pro ilit:‘i=p\'._t‘lit: oil. it rottucccl ]‘7t'Z.(‘€,
Il‘tl ‘ ' 1; tr» till .I ‘ :‘ ti ‘.2 ii: I
éiii)l‘.iI‘.diL"ll]lliI(f F‘l.ll‘il:;t"Ill.)l r nllll(!pLlllI2tl'3lTlltl5l-
tutor of this I’.tinr. iroiii its tliscov»:-ry, a:.d fr-'=nt
his t'.\'pt_‘rlt‘l‘.t.'F: for eiglit years in titattulactuiitig
and tisiiig Still I)iii!'il., he rt-coirtnitruds it as the
t:hcapt'st., tho L-est, and most tl'.'.."§;lJlt3 now in use,
fot.F1lio ’r_or;f's o,'- in 11,385, t7rspt,~'t:ii:illy_ ‘for l:‘I€“ilt'y
roo s, w iici ma. {PS I. it in t.ui't'.o V ll‘-V it. wo
cor-.t.sof:l-.is paint pi‘ot‘.ct;L:t;r:iir:st lire ctipial to tin.
Dittr-.'.c'i'io.\'s.——R tltico tho I’.iint with \".’lia|c
oil to tho cottsist‘.cnt:y of other paint, and ap-
ply it with a brusli in the sonic vvay, about 4
gals. pvt‘ 100 |b., anti in cool wt.-ttilter put it on
hot. l.t::zl;y r- ofs fr: qut.-utly rcqiiirc two coats.
Sold ii? the inat‘tificI.or_v, for Cu:/1., in Gt~'.l~2EN-
WICII, Corn:-., and l1y't‘.gr"tl’S in other places.
I’E'l‘ER 'Ei‘~.RlS.
Gt'("t‘tiWlt:li.Jll‘lf‘, 3
INDO\V GL.~\SS. l-I.-\ Ii D\VARl’.. &c
‘t“ V 6 by 5. 7 by 9. 9 i._,- 12. 9 by 1:}. 10 by
12, 10 by I-1-. and 12 by 15 ‘sVll:tl()\V' Glass. by
ilie box. Also, llardwure, l'lolllow-ware, Car-
petiter’s Tools. \Vi'oii_2lit and (Int Nails by the
t::i.sl.' or less tpntniiiy, (:l E \V:iriri«_i‘s ct-.lt=br:itctl
Ptouglis and (.‘astin;;s of all .~lZ'JS, constantly on
bauil and for sale at tho l<‘at-iory prices; cast
iron Catt Hiibs. cast iron 0,»; Scrapers, &C. ($20.
for sale at the lowest prices.
()l3tAl_’tLES ISAACS.
Norwallt. June 16.18355. tt'67
I“x.7€}'i‘L'C§—'~}.
HEREBY forbid all persoiis liarboring or
irustirig any one on my at.-couiit, as I shall
not pay any tlcl.-ts of any out-.'s contracting tiller
this date. VVIL LIAM NICHOLS.
Rctldirig. June 11, 183 i'- *3iG7
C] liifli Iii ii} iii’. €}§{3“{3 §}3f_‘~'i..--'.l'lic :~'tibst:t’ilter
‘ has on liaiitl Goods suuitable ll)l' nicn’s and
chiltli'cn’s wear, for slit.ri .l tickets and Piintalooiis.
with a variety of Vcsiiiig-‘. \\ hicli will be sold on
as reasonable trims anti as t.'li(?21[) as can be ob-
tained clsewlicre. Orders will be Il:ati|tl'itll_y re-
ct-ivcti atitl piiiit.-ttially Z3ll(‘fltlt.'tl to in his l'ne
He feels ,t,vraicl'til for past l':ivoi's, and still solicits
a share of public patronage. \\'oik cut and
made in the most approvt-tl and tlurzible ninnner.
(IllA RLES M. KNA Pl’.
Norwalk, (Old ‘.Vell.) Juno ll), 1838. if
E.-\.' "I t‘t.lADlC C LO'I‘IllNCl-.-—'l"lit: sub-
scriber hat; on liaial and liir sale cheap for
cash. it varit-Iy of Ready Made Clt)!llltl_$__’. suita-
ble for tho wartii scasori: some very nice t-hilt].
rt-it's l.’ani;tlooiis. Also, a good S('.(.‘()ll'l hand
l;lat-lt Cloth Frock Cont for it sniul! si'/.-- mar.
l’lcasc call and St'C‘. C M. l€.'t\'A Pl’.
Norwalk. (Oltl \Vs,-ll.) June I9, 1838. tf()'7
AN lllGl-il.Y l;\1l’()l{ l‘:\.\'l.‘ C.-\Ul’lON TU
'l‘lll'I l’UlSl.lf‘.
“ Carr: tic lilu/)r’s”—b‘czct1t‘c qffullin tr.
4 .'§\()t"l'Ol{. .="’.\’.-\NS, ll'U Chatliaiii st.. titkt-s llll:
‘E19 ])l‘(‘>jl‘iIl tippt)i'l.lliill_Y oficiitleritig his nio.:i uti-
ll'ei«_mt-tl at-Itnowlt-dgincnts tr) the iiu.iic:'oiis pa lt't‘iL‘.
t(ttlllictotl “ill! the various forni of tll~‘(’ii$(‘ incident. to
lltitotatnitv) who have, coininitiotl ilit-iiist-lvc..~: in bi.
care, and he has the szitislittztioit of ltuowiiig froin ltl:l:~
ny living t-vitlcticvs, that his I't‘tll'.‘(llt’S have i'etnove-.l
, or |'t‘lit!Vt'tl of lllvll‘ i'cspct-live inzil.it.lics. as far as lit-.<
[within the couiptiss of hitoiau intsaus How digs
lives-in: to ill!‘ ?‘Illll'U‘Ll is DDYSPEPSIA Oll. lN~
ll)lGES'l‘lO.\’? poisoning all the S()lH'(_“.t‘S of his
l cii_io_v int-.nt, and le-:itliiig in iiiaiiy instances to the lllis
st;-iios of eoiitiimetl llypt)C0ll(lt’illt‘l>t)]- Long as it
lttis been niiltlc llie siilijt-i_~t of inqiiiry by ttitedictil
ziutliors it icin:i’ns iiivoivvtl iii nnittli ob.-cii:iiy.——
Jtttiittlicc, lJi:trlta:ti. Cliolt-rti and Cliolit-, also pt»'|\
foi'ois :i c »‘ll.\'[)l(ttl0ll.~‘ part in the tlrtiina ofniorhizl all
fcttiioiis Dr. Evtiiis has liccn .~ingtilai'l_v siict:t-ssfitl
in the tie:-itint,nt ttfthe above (.'t)Illpl?lll}l.~‘, by l'(’.tXlt:~
.tlit:- rlrztwn fi out the rest-arclies of the most euiirzent
ipli_v.-‘iciaiis in l“.ttropo. He has also had vast experis
t-rice and sticccss iltroiigliotit tlit: whole family of
tit-litzaie diseases, all of which are for the H103‘! part
aggravatetl by, and rooted in the tooiztttttiitm by
the ()().\lSl’iR \lTll".S Ol" t\ll".Pt(_'Ul1l.-‘\l. MUR-
lililll-'. ’..S, Ut\'PillNt.'ll’l.l3D, Ut\'l-I«l)U(2A"l‘l) and
Ut\'I’l’t..-\C'i'I(‘.El) in any art save that ttl'tiitempii..g
to load the crctttilons on the road to ruin. Dr l<'.vans'
Ullicc is supplied with the clioit:est l't:‘til(.‘tllt'S t'roin
foreign iiiailtcts, and t;otnpt'..intlcd oti the most sci-
ctitilic priiiciplcs. A pity.-‘iClllll is always in uIl('Ii\l‘
anco, and all llit).'~t.‘ who come l.ll‘.,’|'(: in the hour of
nt-cd still go oil‘ |‘t'_li)it.‘ll"l__~;. 3,.,G-3,
‘apt:
bi
N1) l'lll'fR. 'l‘l7S'l‘ of tlict-ftit::it:v of l)r. J. L,
l’.-\KlS' SUUIIIIINU SYIIUI’ for inltitits
it-‘.t.'llllllg. liuni Mi‘. \\'n:. Johnson, .248 Hudson st.
N. Y. —
Dear Sir---'i.'lie g:‘t—ai bent-lit i-ffurtlt:tl to my still‘-.-i'~
ing llillill‘. by your 5tmt'iiiti;__~ S_yi'-.io, i. a case orp.-0-
tiat-ttzd and p:ti.t:ul tlt-ntiiion, must convince eve-rv
Stl‘. h an inv:tliiablt- inctlicirie is to relieve inlttui niisrgs
i-_v aotl iorttiro. lily iiifatrii, \\ bile toe-iliiii-_:, rxpi-ri.
cnced Stlcll acittt-. sulferiiigs, that it vvas atiticltrd with
utiivtilsitms, and my wife and i'aniil-I supposed lll-‘ll
dcatli would soon release the babe from oiigitisli. till
we pt'ot:tii'ed a bottle of your Syrup; which as siooii
as applied to the !__'l1lllS,il\\()|i(lt:ill1lt'll(tll£{’f!\Vtis pt-U.
uuct-d, itntl iiftt’-r it t'e‘.'.' tippliciitio.-s tho thiltl tlispl:iv~
ed t‘>I)\’l0ll.~‘ relief, and by cotiiinnitig in its use, I aim
glad to llllt)l‘l’Il you, the child ll-IS (.'l)lll§)ll’Il‘ly |'Pt,'t)V'(*|'u
cit, and no i'ectiri'ct-.cr.~ of tligii iiufttl c-.~.mpl;.i.,t 1,...-
siocc ()(‘.t'llt‘l'(‘.tl; the teeth line t'lll»iII:lli“,t_Y daily, and
the child t-njo_i s pcift-tzt licaltli. give you my -CIIPCI"
' ftil pt-riiii.-sion to intike this 3ll'lili0‘\‘lt'tlgII)(‘lll public.
and will gladly give any iul'ot'n.;i=ioti on this t-irt:viiii-
stance. WM. Jt)il.\l-SUN.
To the ilg(‘|‘il.2 of DI‘ Pziris’ So tiiiog SJ ru;)_
Sold by nppoititiiierttat No. 8 l~’3 South bliglitlt st.
and also at 283 North 'I'hii'tl st. eizc tlooi above No-
ble.
(leorgc l’a.s!rnoi'c. tt0I'tit‘i' of lillll ant! Grccn.
(lo-oi‘_t_v,t-. Gt'lZ, Rt-titling
.loscpli Scott, \\’iliiiiti2’tmt.
AT l’l3t'iWALl(, ULDl WELL.
F "31-IE .c.ubsci‘ibt:r l‘cSp8(:llitlil,y inibrms the in
l):1l)i[tlllIS at the Old Well and its vicinity,
that he has cotiitiienccd btisiiit-gs in the sign
near the Steanib-oat Lzintling. lllllfl now offers foi
sale a general assortuit-tit of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. CROCKERY, See. all of which
has been pl‘.l'Cll;'tSCtl rcc.en:ly, and at the lowest
auction prices, in New York, Il)r(;a5l1_ 'Fl1t)5e
who wish to supply thtz-mselv-:s.oii the most. fa
vorable terms, will find it to their interest. to cal.‘
and examine his stock, before ma 'ing Lheii
purchases elsewhere.
His goods will be sold at moderate prices and
on at.-conimotlatiiig terms. I-Ic l't'_'ietitlly invites a
share of public patroriage.
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwallt, (Old 'vVell,) May ‘.29, 1825' . tfG5
6-62
fer-ling parent. how es.-‘cntitil an eat l_t tipplimzign of
lt\lE-—l'or Stilt,‘ by
CIIARLEC‘ TIIOMAS
Ni.=l‘\\‘ltll{, Juno 13.18553. tl'6G
.l*'OR SALE AT A t-llilfl.-‘.'l‘ BA AIN.
7 "V H E stihscribt-r olli.-rs for sale a Horiit-.~tcatl.
coiisistiiig of about five acres of good land.
with a Dwelling House. Barn. (kc. ilicreon
sianiling. ].'lt‘l‘t.~‘2Hilly sitntiictl in Daricn. ticar the
Coiigrt-gtiiioiial L'lltll‘(.‘ll.- It is a lirst raio stand
fora tiiecliaiiic of any t,lcscripiioii. and if appli-
ed for soon, will be sold at a bargain. If not sold.
said place will be rented for one or two _\"t‘t'lr.s‘.--
For It-rtiis. apply In JONA'l‘l:l.-\N B.-\'l‘ES,
Darien, or CE.l.£‘1I.{.[JI‘J-IL‘: ISAACS. Norwalk.
JOHN COOPER.
if 65
g'_';t iLL’s L
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Pt (.1
Darit-ti, May SI. 1838.
l"AlRl‘"lELl') COUNTY llANK,
- Norwulli, June 1, 1838. i
E‘ lVIl3END.—'l‘lic Pt‘-”Sl(lt_‘.ltlJ antl Direct-
ors have this they tlcclitrcd it (lli.‘l'.lCll!l of
four tlollztrr‘-, on t."ttt3ll:5li.'1t‘0 of the Cipital Stock
of this Bniilt, _p.°.._yablc on and :tftcr‘.lic 15-‘.li inst.
By Ortlcr,
[3t(i-'3] 'r. WARNER, Cttsliier.
sW=,=~’ ‘Ti st, -f=s=:"- r-zrtf-:’ta\*=rt'::=
..'.- ta-‘.‘i~.ll~e..l.-:.=’.;.l..-*_>....’.§ tstsQ-..4tQ’..*~..9
,, OB. S.-\Ll‘I—l<‘oiirIcei: sliart-s of the Capi-
tol Stock oftlic Coiinot-ticiii 'l.‘iirnpi.tc Corti-
pany. Enqtiirc at the lftiirlit-ltl County l:l:itik
of T. V/A 'lI‘llCR.I.~“., Casliit-r.
June 1st. 183125. If (5.3
HARD WAl’tE, HOLLOW WARE, CUTLEPt‘t’, Pill!/lT3,
U!LS, GLASS, W-.tLS, ac.
l§.}'§llE stib~t-i-?.hor lx;i_-just t‘.-ctgivcd a l:-ii'2c:itl.!i
ié iio .:il .~llp])ll(‘..i of l'.l:tr.l\varc. (1u:lci'_v, l’.iiuts.
Oils, (ila-s, =.V:tils, kc. -. hit-h in a.ltlition to his foi'tnt:r
stotzk. lH'-'l{t‘.~‘ lnc as.<oi‘tniCnt (:otiiiilt’:tc:
ll)!i tlozon lcnivt-s and lt)i‘l(.s fioin ‘ls tip, t'ai'viiig
do ttltopping. sltoe,_]at-li. po- kt-i, iintl ])t'il lttzivus;
butttht-rs, HI‘-tl table 5li’Cl; i'.i7.oi'.<, .scisso:‘s stud slit-iirs.
.-lit-op sl eiit-st |:ro.itl, wood. and bo_xs axt-.<; tlo lizttt li-
cts; lirituniiiit tablt: and tea spoo;-..-'; tron, t-oppoi-_
ziiio, and :lt:.‘(~'l iron ton itt-tile.-; llriittnnitt and block
tin tea pots; l)l‘il.~‘S, jztppziii, and iron cantlli.-stit'ks:
l-rass and Jappaii lstnips; nra~s stair rotls; tl--. ey cs;
liattt.-i's, tailors. ltaliiin toy autl S‘.-ltl iron.-‘: coll't\t- mill
putt-rit do‘. t:irt,nl:tr gridircns; l'i'ylng pans. new st_i lc;
long and sliort liuiitllo, do; steel and bmss stttilli:i'.<
do. \\lIllll‘.'lyS;l.0t1(l0n=Illtl l<llllllil;f])l7t5§Sll\’(€|’.lt!atI
and slate peiicils: snulf boxes; steel tobtttzro boxcs:
lunar and steel pt-its; Britisli iult; do powder, powder
horns and flasks; shot b.i-gs; neck and back combs;
tt:ill'.sltiii and niorot:c.i pocket lionks; box’-‘is perfiiiiic-
r_v. liorsc and riding whips, do. lush:-s, spurs. GUS‘.
ling’s and l’t't2t’s blacliing, slates, brass and g':tss
t-ontiiiotle knobs, brass and glass ctiitiin pins, bniss
:tn».l iron table ('llslOl';~‘, do. st-.ini.l, do. CS4.'ltl(.'llt':()ll, till
ioclts, beo screws. pitzturc and l‘lll’[llln rings, l)I'ltSS
nobs. brass and iron but-.on.~‘, do. on pl.ttes trtink
and chcst liiintllcs, tlosel and hat pins, caipctiit:i"s
pat door door locks, knob lirass ln0l'liCt‘.,ClOS8i, clicst,
trunk, till, pad and dri wet‘ lot-ks. knobs antl t\'orl'olk
latches, square, round and neck bolts, l)l"rtSS d-2, brass
and Jappan door kiiotzkcrs, ra.~p.s. lilcs of all Itintls,
dinner and tea bells, iron sliovcls and spades, ditch-
ing soovcls, iron and btziss Sl‘0\‘.‘l>' and tongs. ht-l~
lows, \‘:liltltI\\', crumb, clothes, shoe, Iiorst-, \\'llllt‘-
wasli,scriibliiu;';, paint, Sll2l\’ln;;. I-)Olll, and pencil
l)l'tlSl]t‘.~‘, cooking pots t‘ro.n 2 to Hi gallons, dish and
ivasli kctilcs. spiders, l'Iigli~li, llii.~:~ti:ti‘i, Stvetlisli.
tint.‘ Atiivri icziii Iron; .'§itie=rit-aii. tlt:i'ii‘t:tu, litigli.-li
blister, spriiig.-'. and Cast Steel, old sable nail and
.~'[)li\'L‘.llUl'tl~‘, plane irons, rut do, razor straps tlo.,
boxes and soap, t:oztI siftt:r.<, sash i.vci;_-ht-, grititllcs,
llintlosuii anzl 'I‘tii'ki-y oil Sl.Ot]t‘.'~, ship SCl'2l|)(’l‘.S,
tlotiblc a-id sing'o hart‘: l giins,liuscc t, lzinip and lish
oil,wliite and read lead, L‘ll|'.)lllC, sprticc, and l‘ l'(‘I:t‘ll
yellow, t'~‘.u-__vli<li, \"t:iit:tian and Sp-.inisii rctl V(3l'llIll\
lion, lkitssitt-t blue, t:li.0.iit- greeii, dry and groiintl
vci‘-.ligi'is, lamp and ivory black, whiting uinl)ei'
st-onc, oclire, letlicrage, gt-ltl lctif, gold and silver
l‘tl'tH'Z('.‘, boilt-.d oil. spirits it-irpeoiint-, bright and to-
pal varoi.-iLi,_j.tppain, Eec. W.\l. J. S'l‘REE'|‘.
l\loi'w:ilk, tllay 29. H338. tf ii-l
ADIES HATS.-—'l'lie siibscriber liasjiist
receivetl a splendid assortment of Ladies
and Misses Hatsof almost every shape, style,
kind atitl tpiiility. Among his Z‘t.~‘St)l‘llll(.‘lll may
be fotiutli: Tuscan llats, of almost every quali-
tv. sonic extra line; Split Sll‘a\\'S‘ do. Lt-gliorti
F
Y
Braid and Leghorn Hats; English and :.nicri-
can mixed Hats, Open \Vork. &.c.
L. M. STEVENS.
or lt,'§.‘S. if 65
F‘-I Vb/I .-'§tl§’..€f§. ii N 5?: ;l§.'i’§ Iilfl Iii Ti‘.
Two Trips on Szzturtfaj/, at G. A. .11. and 1, I’
_7lT. For b'awpit(.. Hnrserzcc/5. Stumfortl.
Nurwat/.', and Bt'i«/gcport.
\V\ V
92%!
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Ntirvvallt. June 1.
.. _. ' . ----?..=s- "“
'1‘ 5% E S ’.i‘.t3 A M E 2595
E‘.;‘§.'.§.'I‘t.E'.’ti'.’}.*"..-'_-.33 .:'.‘..T.’-;‘;€.3 I°IE§E.. ~3.:"3.
\Vill leave New York, Catlieritie st., and Mar-
ket st., slips. every murriiug at 7 o’clot.-la, excvpl
Saturtlay, wlic.ti the hour of leaving will be-(5
o'clock A. :\‘I., anti 2 I’. i\l., iiialtirzg two l)t);ll.~'
from Netv York, and two from Britlgeport. Nor.
walk, &c. every Sazurilay. Leaving Bridge
port at lialfpasi 5, Norwaik half past 7. and
Stamford half past 8. Sawpiiis half past 9—and
l P. M. from Britlgepori, Norwallt lialfpasi 2
Siamfortl halfpast 3, Horst-neck 5, Sawpitt.-
half past 4. ’
Monday. returning to New York, the timt
will ‘be altered one hour earlier. Leavtiiig
Britlgepor* at 7. Norwaltt at 9. Stamford 10
Horseneclt half past 10, Sawpitt ll o’cluck.
May :28. 1838.
'-’EW SUPPLY.
tl‘6—l
A new stipplyof lla_i
"lid btck Salt,just. rt‘-c’tl and for sale 1)}
HUBBE-LL & CO.
[66 if]
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D omen of departing empire which has been ex- notice ofthe arrival at Hamilton ofher Majesty's the boundary line, and know which of the Isl- [.3-. LARG E assoriincrit of .,unitner Dryl 5133- “A114”.-7AllUC'I‘ STREET
» §:_§AS reniovcd her Iifiltrtéing llouse to No. 335
it‘! P‘31"lSl-.l|It‘dt‘ Peck S'ip.) to the font stmy
litiildiatg lli‘ill'l_)' opposite the VV".titon Hnugt»-, wiiure
tnontlis from this date. for the exhibition ufclaims She Will be happy to see her old t’.-ieods from Cutl<
|ltf(l..i('.l.ll, and ilt(‘.t.illlil|Ullitl.(‘. them with Board by the
, \'»’t't‘l{ or day as they llI1Iy(lll‘CClc Tciuis, the same
las other siuiiltir cst:-tl-li.~hittciits.
: Neiv York. Jitiic 5, I-m'~1t$_. 3,53
.=‘i"r2o Invenictl (J/tc/tticul Rcriovating Balls.
= Vi‘ HE ziltove‘preparation will clfectually take
; _. out all grcii.-e spt.-ts. paint, pitch. and tar,
lroiri all kinds of woollt-n clutli.-_ silks huts, &(,_
\‘.=i'tliot.-t fsnliiig the color. or iniurino the article
to which it is applied. For sale byc
‘Il.~"t3.iLES M. KNAPI’.
L\orwallt. (Old \Vell.) May 19, 1533 H 63
Q_,_\_': 'l‘l*l..-\ if E D. front Slt.o,=t Ciiizt-ii on 'l‘ue-stlay
i‘_'{ l"~"'~ 11)‘-ll l”5l- ll -‘ltt'«’H't'tl -‘Slit-i-p. \-Vhticver‘
will rt-Iiiiii then; to the .<tib.~t_-riber \\ ill be liberal.
l_\’ l‘«"Wt!t‘tl=‘tl- \VlL LIA 3'1 T. HOYT
Nt)l".\'hll{, May 22. 13338. i ,r 62
_.. 'i ’I‘ —_—..j——%‘j .
l\O i ICE —T.'tkcii tip and im-
_ y 2. .4 pnugtlt-(1 in the B.iI‘nugli pound, 3,,
.§'§"t.'£~"~"-' ff Nor\v:’-.llx', on the 9:1: day ofJutie,
.+£.’rii“.x-sa.’a?z§m» 1838, one yoiiiig brindle heifer,
and one young rod ltcifcr, white fact-. if‘ the
(:‘.Vn('l"o‘ ito iii.-t rtppeztr in twenty days and re-
(it!(.‘lll thrin lroin said pttind, they will be sold as
the law tlii-t--cts.
DIMON FINCII, Pound Keeper.
t
Noi".::all:, Jtitit: 11. l¥i8.-‘3. 3165
TEEE ‘.5-L'l.}‘(}P CITEZEN,
Cttpt. G15 L’fl1fl!AN, /ilaster,
VVill soil from Iiiiylls ].mdim_.- 3.) J,,m,.5 slip
N. York on 'l‘u:-sdays, and return on Saturdays’
TEHE fii-§_.(}UIl.’ l‘.dlECHANH('.
Cflpl. ]t’(}C2’Ct’ ’L'£L, _7l.I:.'stcr.
I-Vill sail on Ssttttrtlays and rottiru on Thurs-
tlttys. Fi't)i<_:ht. will l.'(_: -lltI\'t‘ll as low as at other
lztntliitgs. For furtlit r ini'm—t,~mti(,n inquire of-ei_
tht;-r of the c:t_nt.:iins on I)titl,l'(l of their respec-
tive vcsscls, orat the store of the siibscriber.
WILLIAM 'I‘. HOYT.
18:} if 53
'l”lliEE'3 l
rv ' * n -. . .
f .' IOLIEN. lroni the subscriber on Saturday,
xx the 19th inst. a horse and Lutm The bursa
I‘ I - .. ' , . an .' .
l.~.fl!l)t)t'i'l‘ 1-; lldtltl: high, tl.irlt bay, with a switch
l' . :- ' - . . . , , x
rill .J'llt_ l)U,t_!‘9__y [3 ti tldfls yellow, bras; ujounl-
Gt . \\ it i a harness considerably worn, silver
tt't0Httti'tl. The horse and bu-rgv was hired of
- F —
the stibscriber. by :1 man about 5 feet 9 'nches
l‘l‘l,;.7.ll. thick sci. light coiiiplt-xion, to go to \Vilton.
.'v ..oever it ill rteiurti the horse and buggy. with
or without the ibicl shall he reasniialilv reward.
cd- T D.«.\ Vii) STEVENSON.
l\orwalk, lllziy "" 1838. if 63
PAPER.
1‘ Ht‘ 3?alC. at this Oliicc, 4 Reanis paper, ofa
largtarsizc than used for printing the Gazette at
3 -. . ', v‘-. i V ’
.20\(,f.‘tll5 per qtii.c. or .731. P6, r,.a,,,.
.Lx(ll'\\'lllli, May ll-,183.S,
.l“§i3'E'§ €311‘).
COFIELD 6.: ROGERS antl JOHN R0
(-IERS 6: (,"5.)., having assigiietl all their
priipt't‘iy. ttitzcilitar with ilitrir Notes and Book
.-\ccot.int.-i to the suhscrilit-rs. for the benefit of
their tzrctlitors, alé pt-rsoii.- it|(lgh|e(l 10 eilher of
said liriiis are liereiiy iiotiliotl that immediate
paytncni tiios.-i ht- ;nad v in the s‘til)scribt_=r5_
l)Al{.lU.‘~' S".“\llii.
l\’l£LSO.\i L. \\"lll'l‘E,
Daiibtiry. Apr'il5, 163".
';‘AELU§U..‘\l(£.
i':&i_"-.I-IE siibscribcr would respectfiiily inform
the inh:ioit't:its of Nt7s'Wflll{ and its vicinity,
that. he has taltt‘-n the Store, one door east bf
St(tV.'—.‘l'l.'30ll’s H ottzl, where he intetitls carrvintr on
the Tailoriiig l.)Ll.5ln‘..ES in all its iurttllt.‘-llCSi. "l‘he_
stibscriber fct.-ling coiilitleiit. that. he will be able
to please all, even the most. fustitlitius, hopes that
by it strict ZlllLt.’Dl.i0Il to business he may receive
it share of public ptttronage. E. B. I’-RICE.
_ N. B. Particular attention will be paid to Cut.-
ting.
Norwallt, April 14. 1838. 6m58
%,"'ft.\'Dt)\V lil..-\Sb' A.\ 1) S.-SSH t~;s.‘—Just
i'ct:cii.etl anti for sale, wholesale and retail,
lO’t) boxes (lerinaii and R.t‘l’lSEltlPl' GLASS. ofa Sfls
pt'ri0i' qtiality. assorted, l't'um 6 by S to I2 by I6.-—
Also. a large a.v.sorini‘eiit of \Vl.VDOW S’-\Sl-IES,
ttssoilctl, front (3 by 8 to ll by I5. a first rate article.
— \-Vtll. .l. S'l‘REE'l‘.
N. B. Iiitciest is required on all accounts over 90
days standing.
Ntiiwallt, May ‘.38, 1938. tf 64
00
-aw,
Norw:iil.', May
Assignees.
it‘ 57
Cllli.-\l’ CASH S'l'OIlI'i,
No. ‘.2 Btirrall's Bitildiiigs, West side the Bridge.
7-{fit E Sul|>'Clll)('I‘ would iiifortn the public that the
liberal p;itro..age Iic has rt-ceivt.-d during the
few past wt-it-lts. has ll‘.tluL'(‘d him to enlarge his
stock of (]‘ood.<, and he is now preparetl to offend
very t-xtmisito assorinieiit. ol Bl{O.»‘\D(.‘l.U'l'HS,
CAS-':‘.lt.\l ER ES and SA'l‘l.’\ ETTS, with a genei"'a|
il<.~'0l‘l|IK'!'l of summer wear, which will be com
stantly l't-‘[)I(‘ni.~‘llt!’l,Hntl he irttsts that his experi-
ence mill 4-!l)iil)l8 hint to sclt-ct such styles of goods
as will l’('t‘-.t)lnll]'.‘|i(I lhcitisclves for beauty and dura-
bility. 'l‘|io.~t-. in wiint are rt.-v-pt-cifully invited to
tall and exaniinc, as no pains win] be spared to keep
tllt- tiistirllliuttl (.'9fllplt;_lc, and prices the lowest ever
t;cftii't: heard of. f .
[IT A good ‘rlSSOrlHlf‘nl of Fancy and Staple'Dry
Goods t|l\.\':t_\S on hand, and fursale on the most
liimrttl tcrtus. ' .
N. B. Lowest prices invariablv asked and no
tiliuttztiiciil. '_'l‘A*l-.l.l\l.-XDG
E S'l‘l'lVl-JNS.
Norwalk, May ‘.‘8, I838. 64
"‘§%O'l‘lCE The subscribers will discon-
l. titiue running the Sloop ROVER to New-
York as a .\lai'kci Sloop lwrt-al'ter.
HUBBELL (S3 C0.
Norwalk. May 29, "I838. 3i64
3:‘:-'§'§'i;tT Gil§“iDDS.
C H EA 1’ AS il‘ I-IE CHEAPEST.
% IE siilisrzriber hasjust received a large and
extensive assortmeiitt.-f Fancy and Staple
Dry (;‘ootls, ctitiiprisiiig almost every article
war ted in the Dry Goods line. His present as-
sortment has been selected with care, and adapt-
etl more pariit.-olarly for the present season oftlie
year. Another large lot of Dover prints, for 12;
cents the yard, just rct.-’d. The St1l)S('.l'il)0l‘ is al-
tiiost daily rcceiviiig new Goods front N. York.
He initentls to have his assortment constantly full,
and tl‘:t;-re is no nil.»-take but he will sell them as
cheap as can be purt.lia_scd elsewhere. Call and
see. L. M. S"EVENS --
A few tloors North of thei‘. ‘ill.’
Norwalk. Jutltf 5. 1838.. !f 65‘
3"}? Flill-(El/l /Will DUUBTFUL B/ll/ll( BILLS.-—'I‘lic.
5} subscriber will take in exchange for Dry
tloods. iititil further notice, bills of the follow-
ing Boston Banks. at the rates annexe-d. viz: '
Coirimert-ial, Hancock. Oriental. and Ameri»
can. at 85 cents; Fulton Batik at50 cents; Kit-
‘iv Bank at 45 cents; Commonwealth Bank at
10 coins: Roxbury Bank at 70 cents; Norfolk
Bank at 55 cents.
I have now on hand a first rate assortment of
Dry Gootls.just bought at ilie lowest cash prices,
:iutl will be soltl act.-ortlingly. /
TALLMADGE STEVENS.
No. 2 Btirrall's Buildings, \Vest side the Bridge.
Nt)l'Wi1ll~‘., June 5, 1838. if 65
Norwalk Chronicler