Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, October 24, 1838 · page 3

 

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S,{)_lTlUC1) for Loco-Focq Toryism iuthe Green
Mountain Stale.--N. Y. Star.

_.__.___.———______

Some people take a great deal of pains to
be condescending, when there seems to be no
special occasion for it, says the Post. They
acta good deal like the good woman who went
to meeting for the first time in her life when her
husband was made deacon. She was late-—_tlie
congregation had been at prayer, and was pist
getting up from their knees at the time she
entered, aml she said, with a sweetly conde-
{seeiiding smile, “Pray keep your se=1,l8. liflllf‘-S
gind gentlemen ; Iiliink no more of myself now
‘iliaii I dill before.”

 

Impoi-Ia-nl Dccisz'on.—The Supreme Court
of R. Island have given their decision in relation
to the const.itutionality of the license law oftliat
state. This law provides that no person shall
-sell wincs.or strong liquors, without license,
in quantities less than ten gallons. Subse-
.quently to the passage of‘ this law, the citizens
of Providence, by a vote in town meeting,
‘instructed the municipal authorities to grant no
licenses for selling rum, wine or strong li-
quors for the current year. An action was
brought against Abner Pecldiain, for selling an
unbroken basket of champagne, of 12 bottles,
in the same form and package as first put up
Smith, innkceper in
Providence, for the use of his inn. A special
verdict having been found against Peckham, the
delendantmovcd for his discharge, on the ground
that the law was unconstitutional and void.
The constitutionality oftlie law is fully sustained
by the Court. It is understood that an appeal
will be made to the‘Suprcme Court of the
United States.

 

A girl, forced into a (llSflgl'l'!C-".l)lC match with
an old man wlioin she detestcd, when the clergy-
man came to the part of the service where the
bride is asked ifshe consents to take the bride-
groom for her husband, said with great sim-
plicitv. “Oh, dear, no, sir; but you are the
first person who has asked my opinion on the
affair."

 

“Pray, sir, is the suction of the country in
wliicli you are about to settle, sickly '1” said an
old gentleman to a couple of young pliysicia.ns
who were displaying llir.-ir learning on board a
steauiboat. “Very much so,ind-:4‘-d,” obs:-rved
"e oftlicm. “ l expect to witness many death-

cCfl_t.‘S in the course of next summer.” I
- no doubt but that you will,” replied the
1.1011111], " provided you.’ grt much practice."

 

.Du}llia3.——Tli8 London Moriiiiig Ciiroiiiclc
says. that not fewer than livclgc/i.um1rc¢l llzousrmrl
z/at/Ilias were (.‘Xilll)llt:(l at the lziic show of ilic
Solilli London Floral Society, at the Surrey
Zoological Garth-iis. .

 

-‘rii i-: W ii Y A.\' D Wu i~:iii-;i~‘oiii~:-—-A silt) R '1' [HA LOG U1-2.

Van. .I>’uren]lIun. You are a \Vliig. l know.
but I do not see why you slimild refiise to vote
for your neighbor, wlioui you l-'.ll()W to be :1 good

' cill'/.(!l‘. and .'l capable man.

. ll’/rig". l linvo a short riusv.-or to give you,
which voiiclusive with me. lo the foriiiniioii
of our \b'i.ig iii-kois, 1 gt-nerzilly take an active
part, nnd ciidczivor in got the host meu plat-I.-ll
upon them. lfilizil soriiciiiiies lli)CSll()} happen.
there is l‘.tillllll_L' to bo gnirictl to mysell"or to the
cause I c.~'pousc, by opposition at‘. the polls. I
uiiiforuily voze the litillul, us it is formed, be-
cause it is Ilic oiil_v mode. in which Icaii express
my di-«npproliutioii of ilic course and policy of
your party, and to put an and to their iiiisrule.
-Ilwoul-.l not, iherelorc, vote for tiny own father,
_or brother. if he were upon your ticket. l)L‘(3€.lUS(',
whatever. his private iiciiiziiion iuight be, he
would be forced into the iuczisi.-res of his party.
To vote for any iiian upon your ticket. would he
to hclie my own professioiis-—-dc-part froui the
ground of print-iplc—and. so for .151 could, bring
shame and rltifuill upon in}; ._;,‘,,sc.‘ " ‘

Rcsigiirtlili/2 of_ll'Ir. Pro/iliss Q/i/Mississippi.-—
The New Orlcans.'I‘-sue *Aincrit:aii of the 9th
says : “ We are sorry to be under the necessity
ofaunounciug that the Hon. S. S. Prciiiiss, has
resigned his seat in Congress. Private allhirs of
Mr. Prentiss requiring constant attention has in-
duced him to this step. Mississippi will find it
;dil-iiculi to replace her nhlc rnprr*scnlali\'c.”

From. the New - York IV/1.13: Q/'.Salurday.
New "fork Markets.

Cattle Jl'Tarkr2(.—'l‘li-9 ‘net.-f market coiiiiiiues
active and p_rices were” fully’ siisiaintid; “all
Igohl at from 86,1, to 81U—avL-raging $8 75 the
100 lbs. Milch Cows—S:ilcs wore dull; 50 sold
at 5530, 83-3, and 84-0. Slit.-ep at from S2 1.. $5,
hurl Lambs at $1 25 to -823 7:3. The supply of
Hay has been fair, and S0105 by the loud 3} S]
to 1006. the 100 lbs ; balc hay 612g in 75 coins.

Flour and Grain.-—Froin ilie (lute ofour last
Retrospect, Flour has decliried fully 50 cents
per barrel. The intelligence from Europe could
not keep the price up. and ii is now the general
impression amolig the dealers that the news
{.5 not sullicient to warrant the export of
bre_adstqll's to England. The dcinaiid in the
weekjustclosed was exceedingly dull, buyers
r_nerely'purcliasing to supply llioir immediate
wants. Parcels of l\‘llt:lll;_rtl.ll w,t:_l’.C slilil yeslc-r.
day at $33 $7; a -1-1, Last year we -ll')i'war(l-
ed flourto .\1'icli.igaii-—tliis year they help sup-
ply us. Our readers must make their own tll:‘-
t.lUCll0[]S fzom this fact.,, N. Y. superfine 88 3?‘
n 8850, Rye _Flour 12$ 21 85 2-5, Corn Meal
$54 125 a 131 25. Wheat 81 80 a $183, Barley
$1 08, Corn 90 :1 95¢, Rye.§;'>'l. a 810$}, Oars at

. 38 a 48c.

Provisions'.'—For niess heel’, $15-25 a $15 50,
prime do. 811 50 a $12: mess Pork, $23 75 a
$24; prime do. 818 a $18 50; Lard 13 a 13§c;
Western dairy Butter from 20 a 23c: Orange
county do. 23a 25c; Hams 15c; Cheese 7 8 9e.

 

. Married,

At Darien, by the Rev. Mr. Kinney, Mr. Jun/is
Street to Miss Callierinc Scoficld.

At New~York, on the 18th inst. b_v Rev, VV, Mo.
Laren, Mr. Isaac V. Brower of New York, to Miss
Mary E. Van Duzcn of Norwiilk.

At Ridgelield, on the 7lli iu.si., by the Rev. Mr.
W-heelei‘, Mr. Jacob '1‘. Havilaiid to Miss Lucy
Smith.

At New Haven, on the ltltli instant, by the Rev.
N11‘. Griswold. Mr. James VV. Bzlrnet, prime)’ [0
Miss Mary A. Stration; on the 16th inst. by the
Rev. Dr. Murdock, Rev. Nniliauiel Richardson, ol'
Waleriowu, to Miss Lydia A. _(.ldl§ghlc‘f0_fJElS. Mar.
dock, D. D. " ‘

At \-'Vcston, Mr. Aiiron B. Wilson to Miss Apge-

_ line Wintou.

At Bridgeport, on the 17th instant, Edward Tom»
kins,Esq. of New York, to Miss Mary E. Cook,
daughter of Joseph Cook, Esq. of Bridgeport.

At Bridgeport, on the lU_tli inst. Capt. Curtis Peck
of N. York, to Miss Hannah Allen of Bridgeport.

At Stratford on the 15th instant, Gen. Autliony
Lamb of N. York, to Miss Violctla, daughter of
the late Capt. Wm. Tliouipson of the former place;
on the 1st inst. Mr. George Lewis I0 Miss Jeiiuctt
Hulibcll.

At Danbury, on the 3d inst. by the Rev. J. G.
(‘ollom, Mr Henry Harvey to Miss Abigail Holman.

At_Bethel, on the 11th instant, Mr. Neliemiali B.
Coming, lo‘ Miss Clarisga L. Starr.

Died,

In this town, on the 19th instant. Mrs. Gr-ace
Trowbridge. aged 76 years. ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ I
. At Bridgeport, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Mary, wife of
Capt. lloliu Brooks, aged 74. ' ' "

"At Duubury, Capt. John Foot, aged 47.

Ag Stamford, on the 15th inst. Mr. Samuel Jarvis
agt3,'._1 9-'-1." ' ' ' ' " ' ‘

- [lit New Milford, on the 16th instant, Mr. Uriah

y SaEl_:ord,' aged about 

A’ At Flushing, L. I. on the 17th inst. Hon. Nathan
Sanford, in tliplilst year of his age. IIe had been
Chancellor of the State of N. York, and subsequent-
ly (1 member of the Uniied States Senate

At Sing Sing, N. Y. on the ]3tli inst. Com. John
O. Crcigliton, of the U. S. Navy, aged 52 _veais.——
Com. C. was let Lieulensiut Oflllf‘. brigzilc President
in her action with the Bclvidere, at giro cgmnjence.
menl oftlie last war.

A {GOOD (JEIANCE.
N active, iiuiustiioiis and enterprising man,
in:iy obtain a lirsl role po.-at-route, on l'(‘il.G‘0l'l'rl\
blc terms, if iniiiiedialc application is made at this
Ollice. '
VVA.-V'l'ED—a good Ilorso, suitable fora Post
Rider. Apply at this Ollicc.
Norwalk, October 2-1, 1838.

LANE) FOR SALE.
FINE piece of arable lzind, co:it.'iiuing about
iliiee acres, lying about a quarter of at mile
Norlli of tho Epistropal cliurcli,'will be sold very
low, on iiniricdiziie application totlic subscriber.
ALso, sciertil valuable Building Lois. vcry ell i-
bly lecalcd. 'I'li1’lO. '1'. lVlERWlr\'.
Norwalk, October ‘-.23, 1838. ' ll 85

CUNIITIUN Sflfitllfih CUNVEN1 ION.
7 ".0 aid the Board of Commissioners ofCoin-
- mon Sclinnls iii the discharge oftlicir du-
ties. 21 Convention of the friends of Education
will he held in Fairlieltl Co.. at Norwalk. on
Friday, the 16th of November, at 10 o’clock,
A. M.

At this Convention, the Secretary and some

85

one or more meriibcrs of the Board, will be

present.

School committees and visitors, teachers, the
clergy of all denominations. individuals in pub-
lic stations, and the friends ofEducation general-
ly. are invited to attend.

Spccizilatlentiou is requested to the queries,
contained in the second number of the Journal,
and as far as ‘possible, written answers are
earncsilv solicited. If they t.-zinnot be brought
bv the writer. they may be forwarded to the
Cdonvr-niion addressed to the Secretary.

The clergymeii of (lll'll.‘l'e[l1 dcuoiiiinations
are requested to present the notice from their
pulpils. and to invite the attendance of the
friends of Common Schools.

HENRY BARN.-XRD, 2d.
Secretary ofilie Board
of Commissioners of Common Schools

' NOTICE.
1 ['1 E Copzirlnersliip heretofore existing between
r_l, the subscribers, under the firm of

H.-'\VVLl'IY 81. P1CKE'l"l‘,
is by mutual agreement, this day dissolved. All
persons [raving any claims agziinstthc said film, arc
r(}qiinslPil ln])l‘eS.t'.‘l'!l.ll1Pl)l to (either ofllie subscrib
crs for paynioiit; and all those indebted to make
inimcdiate pa_\ ineiit. S.-‘.i\lUl*’.l'. HAWLEY,

' RUFUS II. PICKETT.

Ridge-fiultl, Oclober1S3S. 3l85

RUFUS H. PICKF/1"1‘ -S; '1‘l1Al)l)EUS HOYT,
<£'.7.tsiutt tittli tsiiiur ,§~ttaltrr..=,
i'\'Dl-IR the firm of I’it'kl'-It dz. Hoyt, having

E]. (:Ollll'l'lCl|Cl'(l biisinriss in the tillage of Ridge-

lll‘lll, at the old and well known stand of I‘Ilt\Vl9_V' S3.

[’|(_'l{t‘[l, int:-ud kt,-(‘ping on lieand every dl‘$Cl‘lpll0l)

of Caliinel Furniture; siicli as Sofas, Mahogany

and (furl Maple Chairs, Side Boards, Bureaus, Ma
hognny and Cherry Dining and Tea Tables, Book‘

Case: of various patterns, Bctlslczids, &c. all of

is liicli ilu-y will warrant to be ol good inziterials and

sup(‘:l'lt)l‘ style of worl.iii:insl:ip, and in consequence
or the faitllllitis the)’ Doss:-s.=. llwy are enabled to
sell nncoiuiiionly loiv. Mahogany and all other

Collins kept on hand, or made at the shortest not3ce.

And they also l{t':(‘p a llf31ll'S0 and will deliver the

(Iolliiis and attend funerals. ' ' '

'1‘lic siil_isl.-ilbci-s iiuciid 1)__)'1l’It.‘l|‘_Sll‘lt.‘l attention to
luisiness to merit, and C0l1i('(lllt‘. nlly hope to 'i"eccli'e
ll liberal slinio of the public p.'ili‘onage. ‘

I,‘lC1{E'l."1‘ IIOYT.

Bldg: lieltl Oi-.lnhm' 6. 1835?. ' 3m

F "‘.' ‘1 ll 1-‘. .sul)-«(:i'ibcr litisjust returned fi'oiii N. York
_ \\lIl_l)i1nL'\\’ supply of" Goods. wliicli lie olli.-rs
lo'his lI‘l(=tx|'l(1§ and the public on reasonable l.erins.
A piece of brown CloiIi,aud 2. low priced blue‘; at
good piece of Satinet and some" of less price; VV'iii-
lei‘ Vi-stings, some choice patterns; a lot of Rem-
nants, suitable for lioy’s Cloiliing, for sale cheap.
Orders in his line tliaiikfully received and pnnctually
attended to. ‘C1-IARLES M. KNAPP.
Old \V.-ll, Oct. .‘Z0,1838. ‘ ff 85

 

Hl-‘. SltlJ.~'t'2Ill)et‘ has rec:-ivod up agency for the

sale of Doctor Jairies Kniglit’s highly approv-
ml ])'«ltttlll'l‘ll1SZ~‘f‘SS :ind Abrloniiiial supporters. The
insiruiiic-iii.- and cci'ti_lic:lles fi'om _HIe(ll(.‘t1l men, tes-
tifying to ilitii;'si,i'pci'ioi-ity, m:i_v' be seen by calling
....'ii.e .-,;;i..i:-f.-‘.i..3.-. ' JOIIN w. TAYLOR.
 \Vcstlioi'l, Oololici‘ 18, 1838. 6185

' ‘()'l‘lCE.——Taken up and impounded in the

Borough Pound, in Norwalk, on the 20th

day of Oct. 1838, one Sow and iliree Pigs. If

not taken out in twenty days, they will be sold
as the law directs.

JA S. S. KELLOGG, Pound Keeper.
Norwalk, October 23, 1838. 3l*83

r-sir ‘S881 '93 ‘we ‘mquvcr
"S3519-O11 ‘V N1-101’
‘-saugitl 'siaiinac_;nucui aqi in poqslu.in_} addi-

pnar] -5-iiiizii 0]qI‘.’UOSl381 uodu pun ‘JSUUIZLIJ

isaq sip u,l_piie ‘ooliou isauoqs exp in [)8.lll.‘2(l_

-9; pun epeui tapnii aqi o,i fi‘ugu;ei.iarl Sa[9ll.l8 no
l]llM iaqiafioi ‘sioionpuoo ‘sqfinoii _9A_tza ‘semen
simian -aiiuunxa put; “so osezqg -iqflli plos
sq "mi pun ‘pnirq no Kpueisiioo -929 -029 ‘sadgd
BAOIIS non qsq‘.§n;.1 put: izlssng, tsaiizm non iaaqs
put: ‘up fiiaddog 'lll9lI)UJO;) paau oi peqsq
-qeisa “am out sésodind /Cienqnq i.o_; u.opnind9.i
sil pun 'odld ogi oiul rncais aqi ionpuoo 01 Se pa
-ioniisuoa es sl qolq/it ‘p9AO.l(lL1.llS,(l.l0qJ, ‘os[V

' ' °aq.qnd out oi peiiiasaid e.io_;
-oiaieq ariois iaqio Aue ‘S('I]B.lB(.l.(l8 puiz uonezedo
[cranes ‘BullSIZO J0 Kirmaq ug sassndiiis pun
‘uzeq sioui £0 smoiqi ‘yen; iseal eqi sauinsuoo
qalqm ‘tuiiliua.i,1;oa_;iad eqi :Bug/noun} out oipa
-lllttll Klltzllli‘-l].lB(1 sl oqqnd sqiyo nonuentz eqg,
'e§n“p\ Sltll.l1lpa.l9_HO JOAB ‘sonois .19l]‘_O pun‘-‘fin;
-qooo _;o iuetuiiossc 0l9[(lU.lOO |S0[1l aqi pa/ileaei
isnf ‘oaggo s,qioog[ oiipnf oilsodde Kpceilp
pun ‘osnoq ‘Elupaotu oqi _}()({1.lOU spot Mad V

'/i.to)977L.[ 9.1073 /ilmquncf mp 717

iS{E[AD.ll.S ZSCEAOLS

AT :1 Court of Probate lioldeii at Danbury,
within and for the District of Danbury, on
the 8th day ofOclober, 1838-

Preseut, EDWARD TAYLOR. Judge.

Whereas it is necessary for the payment of
the debts and charges against the estate of
Bradley Keeler, late of Ridgefield, in said dis-
trict, deceased, to sell personal estate of said de-
ceased——whereupou, Hull Keeler, Administra-
tor, and Polly Keeler, Adiiiinislralrix, on said
estate, are hereby authorized and empowered to
sell all the personal estate of said decescd, ex-
ccpt l)0USC_llQltl. furniture, and the articles ex-
empt froiii being taken on execuiion,and what
has been set off" ‘totlie widow of said deceased.
either at private sale, for not les.-itliari the inven-
tory price. or at public véudue—and if said sale
shall be made at public vendue, said adminis-
trators are directed to give notice of said sale,
by posting up the same on the public sign post
in said Ridgclield, and by publishing this in a
newspaper printed in the county of Eairfield,
at least six days before said time of sale, and
said" zidininistrators are directedlo report to the

. Y

LEVI CLARK:
AT his old stand west side
the Bridge, has for sale, very
cheap, hold and Silver, pa-
tent lever, lmpjnc and plain
VVatclies; line pe5irl,' cinc-
rald, and all kinds of'Fingei‘
Rings; cvcry vai'icty (Ifl!l'mlSl
pins, from (id. to $5; Gold
and silver 1’r‘ii(_'ils; line pen and pocket Knives;
Scissors, l’:iicklcs:inil Slides, Court Plil1.~l.('.l', liiic
Soup,(Jologiie, Be:ii‘.~i Oil, Poiiiziliiiii. and various
other Perfumery, Silvernml Steel '1’liiniblcs, Sand
Boxes, Ton Bells. ii large aissorliiwiit of Pocket
Books and l'urses_. Steel Pens, Beads. Purse Clasns,
Gold ml (Silt Lockets, l'.eltei' Slanips. llair, Tooth,
Shaving and Cloth Brushes; Pencils with l"eris,
Rzr/.ors and Straps, Snull‘ Boxes llllt‘! Ivory Combs,
Pocket Lipiiipiirses, Tuuiiig Forks, Pcrt-tission
Caps,'I‘lierinonictci's,- Dressing ('7-onibs, Goggles,
Tweezers. Slilleloes; fine plailod and brass Can-
dlesticks, Siiulli-rs and 'l'i:i_y s, Cuslors, Britzinin
Tea Pots, .‘3uga't' Dislfes. 31¢. 2 '
Brass eight day and other CLOCKS.

/E’. - /'-‘res. 

 

 
 

Stiilticr mitt $tcrl E.-.girrtartz'r5.
Silver Spoons ofull tlcsciiplions on lizind or made
to order, wholesale and retail; Gciniaii Silver
Spoons; Platotl do.; fine Silver and Pitll_l.(‘I_lB_l1llCl’
Knives, NllI‘.:'ll’lg Tubes, &c.
Collin Plates ofall kinds furn_isli_ed at Sl20l'l_l101.1C(,'.
Looking Glasses of all kinds; new Plates fitted
to old frziiiics.
luvcry variety of ongi-aving on Spooi:.<._Rin;.'S.
Coffin Plates, Carriage and Trunk I’lalcs,1\iotai'i:il
and other Seals, executed with iictitnnss.
IE? The strictest attention paid to V‘/alcb Repair.
ing,aii1d alljolibiiig done without delay.
A few Brass Aiidirons, for sale very cheap.
Norwiilk, October 23, 18.38. 85
N()RO'l"0N ACADEIVIY.
[IE new School at Darir-n, will be opened on
\'Vt'!(lIl(’S(lil_V, the 7th of NOV(‘l.l‘ll)Cl‘ next. A
prospectus of the institution may be procured by ap-
plying to any ofllic gt:llllr‘l.‘t1(.‘ll whose iianies are used
as i'el'ci'cnces.

'1'El‘.MS.

For board, vrasliing, mending, fuel, pew-rent,
slzitionr-ry and tuition in all lll(‘.1)I'.-|nt?ll0S exccpl the
Frciirrli and Spauisli languages, $l(l0 per session, of
‘.22 weeks, payable in advance. Freiicli and Span-
ish. each $ l2 per session. Day Scliohirs, froiu $10

to $12.
REFERENCES.

Rev. F. “’aylaud. D. 1).. Providencr-, R. l.
Rev. L. 13. Hall, \Vullingfoi'd, Con.

Rev. Daniel Smith, Stamford, Con.

J. B. Ferns, Esq. “ “

Cliarles Duchy, Esq., Troy, N. Y.

Selleck Howe, Esq. New York.

Joseph Weed, Esq. “

Joliii VV. \\.’m-d, M. D. “

C. II. WATERBURY, Principal.
Dilf1l‘l1, October 22, 1838. 5985

NOTICE.

$75? E, the subscribers, being by the IIo'iorablc

Court of Probate for the District of Danbu-
ry, appointed Commissioners to receive, examine
and adiust the claiins of the creditors of the estates
ol' F.l5lLNEZER HAWLEY,2d. and ED“/ARI)
1-lAWl.F.Y, of Ridgelield, in said District, rlec’d,
rt.-presented insolvr-iii, hereby give notice. that six
nioulll‘-'. from the 3d day ofiustant September is the
time liiiiilcd by said Court, for the exhibition of
claims t).‘_'lllll$1 said estates, and that we will attend
upon the business of our said appointment, at the
llolgl of Aliijali llessique. in said Ridgelield, on the
fiygr ’1‘ups(lay. in Jaiiuary next, atone o’clock, in the
afternoon, and oiftlie 2d’day o_f'Marcli‘ next, at l0
o'clock in the ’-forciioon. -All accounts’ must be

re crlyattcsled." ‘ “
P p HARVEY SMITH,
 
KEELER DAUCHY.
Ridgelield, September 10, 1838.

gcoininissioners.

3t85

'|' a Court of Probate held at Weslport, this
$ 17th day of October. A. D. 1838. the Admin-
islr'.'itoi' on tli'e estate of CHA Rl.ES .l ESU 1’, late of
\’Vestport, dcqeaisr-ll, represented the same insolvent,
and insufficieiil 'to pay the debts due tliciefrom—-
'l'lierefore_. notice is hereby gi'v'eu' to all persons in-
terested the estate of the said deceased, that
Coniinissioiicrs lo rccei_vé, exaiiiine and allow the
legal claims against said estate, will be appointed at
the P;-oh:‘i_t,e Ollicc in said Westport, on ‘theilld day
of Novein'be‘r, 1838, at 9 o’elock the forénoon,
at which time they will appear, il"th'ey see cause,
and be licz=,'ril relative 'lo the appointment of said
Coiiiiiiissioners, Hihl 111.13 A_'dmin‘istrator is hereby
directed to cause this or er to be published in seine
public newspaper printed in the County of Fair.
field, and also post lllt: same on the common sign
post in said Weslport. ‘

[2185] T1-lO’S R01VLAND,.lu(lgQ.

FIVE DOLLARS REWAIID.
TOLEN from the estate of Amos Roberls,a
dark brown Horse, nine years old, carries a
low liead, and rather dull. Natuial mark, star in
the forclieat-l, and a circle or poin: on his neck, with
while liailr in the centre. Ollier marks not known.
Said horse" was taken on or about the lst instant.
DAVID ROBERTS, Executor.
October 20, 1838. 1t*85

ARDVVARE. Hollow Ware, Carpenter's

tools of all kinds, alsoageneral assortnieiit

by
CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Oct. 15. 1838. if 84.

I-1lCHESTER’S Spelling Book for sale by
' A. WEED.
October 15, 1838. ' tl'81

])EN’E‘AL SURGERY.
' OCT. A. HILL, Surgeon Dentist, having
taken the room formerly occupied as a
Probate Office, a few doors west ofthe Bridge,
designs to make it a permanent stand for the
practice ofhis profession. '

He cannot but feel adegreeofeinbarrassmenl,
in thus coming before the pUl)ll_C--n‘ie‘ellllg as he
does, on every hand, the just censure that has
been provoked by the gross iin positions practiced
by unprincipled pret’en,r;lers to the science of
Dentistry. Notwithstanding the names Dentist
and Rascal have “almost become synonymous,”
he still believes there are some redeeming
cliarzicters in the profession, and hopes to be
able to secure the respect and patronage of an
enlightened community.

Every individual who regards a good set of
to 11, should have them exauiinesl. at least once
in ‘x or twelve uiouilis, by a judicious Dentist,
ant. proper measures taken to preserve them;
much palii and sull'ering as well as incon-
veiiience may be prevented by these means.

I-1e designs visiting Ridgelield, and the ad-
jacent towns, siillicieiitly often to meet the pat-
ronage ofliis friends, and to adjust any thing in
his line that iiiav be wrong. ' ’ "

Teeth inserted on plate and pivot, also cleans-
ed, separated, extracted, &c. (Sac. &c.” ’

Rqfc'rcnces.—Dr. Howell Rogers, Colcliesler,
Ct. Dr. \V'i_ri. Witter. Pliysicigiii and Surgeon,
Willianiantic. Ct. L,Drs-LR. B. Boisford.and D.
P. Knapp. 'Daribury, Ct. Dr. Hess. North
Salem, N. Y. Dr. Perry, Ridgefield, Ci.

Norwalk,.Oc!. 15, 1‘38, tf8-1

N. B. Teeth extracted gratuitously for those
who are not able to pay.

NOTICE.

TAKEN up and impounded in
 .ihe Borough Pound in Norwalk,
, ' on the 8th day of October, 1838,
-_‘-~.,_- -.. .. one two year old pied heifer, one
yearling white faced bull, one calf. Il' the
owners do not appear in twenty days and re-
deem tliem from said pound, they will be sold as
the law directs. '

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Court.
3185*] EDWARD TAYLOR, Judge.

DIMON FINCH, Pound Keeper.
Norwalk, Oct. 15, 1838. 8t8

v.

HZ? Ar-i t_iiqnLv IMPORTANT CAUTION TO
' THE PUBLIC.
“ Cave no !2'.lubcs”-—Be-ware ‘of_/‘alling.

_- OCTOR EVANS, I00 Cli:ithan_1_ st., takes the
' pi-c.soiit opportuiiit_v oftendering his most um
fcianml nrkntm-lerlgiiients to the numerous patients
(afflicted with the various form of rlisczisc incident to
liumaiiitv) who have committed !ll(‘lll~.'~‘i'f:‘.lVt‘.-l to his
Cilfey. "ml 110 has the satisfaction of knowing from inn.-
iiy living cvitlrznces, that his i't=in°di'g=s liove l‘_8IlI0\‘F:tl
or I‘(7ll(‘.V(‘(l of their respective'iii':il;idii's, as far its lics
williiii the ('0ll1pltSS of liiiinan uiouiis. Vllow dis~
lI'cs~'iiig in tlic tilllirtml is DDYSl’l:II’SlA OR IN.
l)l‘.:‘ES'!‘lON? poisoning all the sour:-.c-'g of his
r-ii_in_i merit, and leading in ll1¥l|i_Vll1Sl6ln('P.S.IO the ini-
.-r-iio.-2 of cpiiliinictl ll_\-‘pI)COIi(l|‘i;|(;isyn, Long as it
has been imille the .<iili_im:_t of inqnir_v by medical
:Il'lll_lUl'S it reuuiins involved in niucli obscnrily.—-
lniiiitlicc, l3i:Ii'lict::i. Cliolx-ra and Cliolic, also por-
forms :1 C')llSplClI0ll< part in the di'ain;i ofmoi'li_itl af-
fections. Dr. Evans has been siiiglilnrly sucrenssfiil
in thc ll'e_.'-ll.Y|‘N~.nl of the above complaints, by ' reme-
die~ drawn from tho l‘Cs(‘u'lI‘(‘l)0t-3 of the most eminent
pliysiciiiiis in Europe. _ He has also had vast expcris
cure and siircess .ilirouglioui lliv whole family of
delicate diseases, all of which are for the most part
:iggi':ivalml by, and rootc._tl iii the r.omiti.'iilitin by
the (JO.\lSl’lR-\ClES_ OF i\lF.l{('.‘URlAl. MUR-
l)F.ll.l*ZRS, Ui\'I’l{.lNCl _f’l.l7.l), UNl~‘.«l,)[lCA'l‘l) arid
UNPRr\C'1‘ll"-El) iii tiiiy art stivc that ofliticiiipling
to load tbecreiluloiis on the road to ruin. Dr l«‘.vans’
Olliceis supplied with the choicest tr-niedit-s from
foreign iiiaikcl.-', and coriipoundcd on the iiiost sci-
(‘l1llllC[ll‘l|l(7llIiPS. A physician is :ilyyn'y.< in attends
ance, and all those who come tliere iiitlge liotir of
need will go off rejoicing. 3mG2
N’.)'l'llER 'I'l".S'l‘ of the ellic.-ic_v of Dr. J. L.
P.~\RlS' SOO'1'I‘IlNG SYRUP for infants
Tcetliiug, from Mr. Wm. Johnson, 2-l8 lludsoii st.

Dear Sir—'l.‘he great benefit afforded to my sull'er~
ing infant by your Sootliing'Syru;i, i. :1 case ofpro~
tructcd and p.-iiuful (lcritiiioii, must convince every
feeling parent how essential an caily applicaiioii of
Slllfll tin invaluzible medicine is to relieve iiilunl mise-
ry and torture. My infant, while teetliiiig, cxpr~ri-
enceil such acute sufferings, that it was attiiclrrtl with
convulsions, and my wife and fziuiily supposed that
death would soon release the babe from aiiguisli, till
we procured a bottle ofyonr Syrup; which as soon
as applied to the gums, ii ivoiiderfuft:liaii,<:e was pro-
diiccd, and after a few applications the (‘llll(l rlispl.'iy~
c.-l obvious relief, and by continuing in its use, lam
glad to iiiforni you, the child has completely rot-ovr~i'~
cd, and no i'ecuri'cnce of that awful conipl'.iiiit,li:i.~'
since octzurred; the teeth are eimiiiiiliztg daily, and
the child enjoys perfm;l liealtli. [give you my cheer-
ful permission to make this :ickiiowlc-tlgiiicnl public,
and will gladly give any inforrrialioiionllii.-1 circum-
sluncc. VVM. JOIIMSON.

To the agent: of Dr. I’zi_ris’ SOJ1llll1g Syrup.

For sale by appointment at DR. EVANS‘
Ollice, 100 Cliailiam street.

Boot aim Sitar 5.-t0t‘t’.

THE subscriber having pur-
chased the stock in trade of Mr.
Henry Selleck, oftliis town, con-
._ sisling ol gentlen'ian’s and ladies
Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper Leather, <3.-tc.
has opened a Store a little North of the Bridge,
one door from Lawrence M. Stevens’ Dry Goods
Store, where he intends keepingtliese articles for
sale, together Willi a general assortment of Calf
Skins, Morocco Skins, Linings and Findings of
every description, for the accommodation of all
who may want articles of the kind. '

He has committed the litisiiiess to the care of
Mr. H. Durand, who will give his whole time
and attention to it; and from his long experi-
ence tlie busin‘ess,'it is'preslimc'l he will be
able to give _g_encra.l satisfaction i'o those wholiiiay
be disposed to call. He therefore solicilsa share
oflhe public patronage. Measures will be tak-
en for Boots and Shoes of all descriptions, at the
store, and all orders promptly attended to.
Please call and try. DAVID SELLECK.

Norwalk, August -21, 1838. f 76

S!LVEl{ SPOUNS.

HE subscriber has on hand and is constantly
- - manufacturing Silver Table, Desert; Tea,
Salt and Cream Spoons. Sugar Tongs, &c.
which he offers for sale as low as can be bought
at any Ull)é'r(.‘-Slal)llSllm(‘l]l, and warranted of the
best of silver. Please call and look at them be-

fore yoii make your purchase.

Looking Glasses, &c. for sale cheap.

He has made such arrangement as will ena-
ble liim to give his whole attention to Watch
Repairing, and will warrant his \Vutclics to go
well or no charge.

Engraving of almost any description done at
short notice.

Collin Plates efall kinds furnished at an hour's
notice. LEVI "CLARK.

Sept. 10, 1838. 1 ‘ i '79

STOVE PIPES, &C.

 feet 5 inch Stove Pipe-part worn, and
one Doctor Noll Stove for sale, a great

bargain. The pipe in lots to suit purchasers.

\VM. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Oct. 12, 1838. tf8<1-

E. VVARING’S Corn Shellers, Cast
, Iron Cauldroiis from 30 to /10 gallons, for
sale at the Factory prices by
' CHAS. ISAACS.
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Norwalk, Oct. 15, 1838.

AXES,
ATSON’S, Plalt's and Gregory's Axes.
for sale by the dozen or single, "and war-
ranted by CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk, Oct. 15. 1838. W84

A RARE OPPOl{'1‘UNI'1‘Y.
ES, reader, such an opportunity as is not
often oilercd. The Corileeiitinary estab-

lishment of N. S. Bailey Son, is __f0_r sale.
There is no jesting in this. the subscribers have
really ofiered their concern for sale.

This establishinent possesses advantages
not equalled by any other of the kind between
New York and Boston.

The extensive back country which it now sup-
plies, the fac,il__ity of coiiiinunicatioii with New
York, its receipts being wholly incash, and con-
sequently t._lie small ziinount of capital reqiiired
to conduct it, renders it an exceedingly rare op-
portunity to any person wishing to engage in a
lucrative business. It will not, it is true, fill a
man’s purse in a riioiiieul, but it is such as to se-
cure _a ‘good profit.

Any person wisliing to invest a small sum of
money in this way, will learn fu rt her particulars
by calling at No. 5, Burra‘.l’s Buildings,‘at the
store of the subscribers.

N. S. BAILEY & SON.

Norwalk, Oct. 12, 1838. if8-I

A1‘ a Court of Pi’()l)§3C lioldcn at Norwalk,
within and for i ic islricl of Norwalk,on
the 8th day of October. 18"8—-Upon the pelitioii
of Lewis Raymond. 72d, of said Norwalk. as he
is guardian to Ann E. Rayiiiond, Samuel G.
Rayiiioiid, Horace Raymond, Henry Rziyiiioiid,
and Robert B. Rayiiiorid, all of said Norwalk,
and under the age of 21 years. slzowing to this
Court. that said minors 0 vii one ceriaiii piece of
land, with the buildings thereon slanlliug, lying
in said Norwalk, situated at Five Mile River, so
called, in quauity about half an acre, bounded
Norilierly and Easterly by Charles \V. Ray-
mond, Soiitherly by Nicholas Vincent, and
Westerly by highway as petition on file will
a ear.

p(p)rde_re_d that Monday the 24th day of Decem-
ber next, at 9 olclock forenoon. be assigiieil for
hearing of said petition at the Prolizitc ollice in
said Norwalk, and that said petitioner is direct-
ed to giye notice by publisliiug this order‘ in a
iieyvspalici' printed in Norwalk. three weeks suc-
eessively, sit least six weel~;s before said day of

4 3.84]

assignment.
BENJAMIN ISAACS, Judge.

l READY MADE CLO,’-1‘-BING._—-The sub-
scriber has on liand'and for sale cheap for
CaSl1_. avariety of Ready Made Clothing. suita-
ble lortlie warm season; some very nice‘r:liild-
"°D'S Pantaloons. Also, a good second hand
black C.l0,tli Frock Coat for 2'1 sniall size man.
Please call :-J_i_‘ul see. ' C. M. KNAP1’.
Nor.walk."(Old\Voll.).Iune19.1838 vl‘ti7

G UNS Z G UN S 1
UST lfeceived one case German Brass
Mounted P_ercussioi_i Lock Guns, a first rate
article. 1’.rice. five dollars.
Also, a fr,-iv English Guns. Brass Plated Pa-
tent Locks. Price, nine dollars. ‘ ’
VVM. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Aug. 20, 1838; tf7’(;

HARLES N. CLOCK would inform his

old friends and customers, and the public
generally, that he has removed to-"tilie Store of
L. M. Stevens, a few doors north of the Bridge,
where can be found a large asssortment "of F0-
reign and Domestic Dry Goods. He liopeslliey
will not forget to call when wanting any article
in the Dry Goods line, for he can assure them he
can sell t.liem Goods at prices less than they are
in the habit of biiyine‘. All persons indebted to
the subscriber will call to where he has removed,
and s- ttle their accounts without delay.

Norwalk, August 15, 1838.

FALL AND \VlNTEl{ GOODS,
.._/it the New - York Store.

V HE subscriber liasjust received one of the

‘ largest assortment of Dry Goods ever
broliglit in Norwalk. Having taken great pains
lfl .S0l.r':cllng his Goods. he believes he can not on-
ly show the largest assortment ofDry Goods, but
the cheapest to be found any where in Fairficld
County. The circunisianccs under which he
buys most of his goods will give him lllal advan-
l3.‘.’.0- ll lliereliire stands (,’USltllll€l'S in hand to
give him a call before purchasing elsewliere.—
The following may be mcniionr.-zl as the ls,-ndiiig
articles in his :issorIiiicn'l: 100 pieces Broadcloili
of every desirable shadv. color and quality; 150
pieces Cassimercs null Snlinolis, cnibracing the
best assortment in the county; 120 piccesFrenc1'i,
E uglisli and Geruian Mcrinoes, some of which
are extra line, any color or quality wanted can
be found among them; 300 picccs Frent-li. Eng-
lish and American Calicoes, among which are
some of the most splendid patterns extant; blk
and col'd, figured and plain Silks,embracing the
most extensive assortment ever in Norwalk;
Goat‘s [lair Camblei and Pi'ot Cloth, 11 large
assortment: 40 pieces white, yellow, green. red.
and plain Flannels, very low indeed; Clially
and Muslin dc Lanes. zi large assortment. &c.

L. M. STEVENS.

A few doors North of the Mill. East the Bridge.

Norwalk, Sept. 19, 1838. 80

4.

75

JVOw is I/re time for Great Bargains.

' ALL AND \VlNTER DRY GOODS.—,
The subscriber has this day teiiirned frolii
New York, with ilie largest ‘assortnieiit that line
been brought into the place this season,’ and he
will warrant the prices less and goods better than
can be found at any other shop in the county.
as he has adopted the expedient of selling goods
fur'c.'ish only. being fully lcouvihcerl that it is
betierifor all t:oii'ceri'ietl, to buy but few elicap
cash Goods than zi great inaiiytlear'credil Goods.
Large profiis and long nay days are not the things

they are cracked up to be. ’ ' " ‘

1 would therefore respectfully intimate to all
who wish to buy cheap, to call and examine my
cheap Goods. "‘V‘t7llll the cash in your hand you
can buy 10pcr cent cheaper than you can to get
trusted or to take orders. ‘ A bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush.’ I am not about to pull‘
my cheap Goods into notice on paper, but will
simply ask your aiie-ntion when you come to the
lloiirisliing‘ town of Norwalk, in my stock ofcasli
purchased Fancy rind Staple Dry Goods, at No.
2 Burrnlli-z l)ll.l!.'ii, \Vest of ilie Bridge, where I
confidently believe I can make it your interest
to purcliasc, if you want clieap Goods. I do
not deem it necessary to enumerate articles, but
will simply say to all. that you will find every
article called for in my line of business.

' T. STEVENS.

Norwalk. Sept. 18, 1838 80

NEW FALL AND wmaricn Gooios.

:E‘Al\’lES MAI.I.OP\Y is almost daily receiving
9 additional supplies of scasonalile Goods, which
for clicapne-ss cannot be exceeded by any ollier
shop. Aniongliis ii.-s‘ortinentinay be found : ‘

Brondclollis of all prices and colors; Czissiinercs
and Satinelts. a great variety; Flaunels of every
description, togctlit-,i' with a good assortment of
Silks; i‘:'i'ciicli, German, and lrliiglisli Merinocs;
Pilot Cloths, Ficncli and l".r.glisli Prints, lngrain
Czirpetiug, and Domestic Goods of every dost-.rip.
lion. The assortment will be found to be quite as
extensive, and full as cheap, as ill any other store in
this place. Call and cxariiinc for yourselves.

3:? China, Eartlicn, and Glass VV.-ire, a very nice
assortment.

Norwalk, October 2, l838.

NOTICE.
A

If 82

LL those indebted to the firm of Penzzog/cr
Q‘ Jlfcrrill, are requested to call op the sub-

I scriber, or at the Store of Pennoycr ck‘. Merrill,

and settle their accounts immediately.‘ The
subscribr-*rlias.in coiiseqiience of his not being
able to attend to his business, taken the ac-
counts to collect, wliicli must be settled, ‘as an
alteration in ihe said firm is coniciiiplaietl.
'l‘i-ieaias MERRILL.
Norwalk, Qct. 1st. 1838. ‘ 6182

1ST of Letters remaining in the Post Of-
fice at Ridgelielcl, October 1st, 1838. «
Miss Sarah Burit Miss Matilda Palmer
Timothy Connor Mrs. Polly Perry
Wm. Hawley Mrs. Sarah Ann Powcl
Jnsepli Mills Clarke Scott '
Ebenezer Newman Curtis Seymoure
Samuel Olmsted : Jaiiies Seymoiire
Josiah _C)lll’]$_1Ct.l ‘ Isaac B. Tripp
E. M. Perdy Rev. Eli Wheeler.
[3i83] SILAS 1’ERl{INS. 1’. M.

L

Alexander Boutou
\Vard Ilnyt
\V_. I]. Keeler
Hczeltizili Lyon _ .
Ahraliaiii Olmslead Joseph VVliitlock
Mr. 'Peellar Andrew \Vlieeler
Mary Jane Sherman Cliarlcs VVic-kcs. 2
Harry Stnilli ‘ _
[3i83] SA ll-I'L F. LAi\'1BER'I‘. P. M.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF CHEAP GOODS.
l?§'9HE subscriber has just received another very
“" large supply of Fall and “Victor Dry Goods,
which he does not hesitate l.o say, makes his as-
sorti'iiciit now, as it has ‘neon for 2 years past,
not only the largest and most exteiisivo'assort-
ineiit, but the cheapest to be found any where in
the county. Tli:'-sis not said by way of “ news-
paper bragging or pulling, or as a mere calspaw.
calculated to injure rather than benefit both buy-
er and seller,” which has been so feelingly Colli-
plained against in one sentence. and its eagerly
fallen into in the next, but is a fact well kiiowu
to the purcliasers of Dry Goods in this and the
neighboring towns. Purchasers who are in grant
of any style, color, or quality ofDry Goods, may
depend on finding the assortment at the store or
the subsci-ibera few doors north of the inill,‘east
the Bridge. L. M. STEVENS.
Norivnlk, Oct.ohcr 15, 1838. tf8»'l

IST of Letters remaining in the Post Of-

1100 at M/ilion. Sept. 30, 1838.
Aaron B. Siiirgcs
James St. John
Legraritl Slurges
L. Slurges,4

-_._{‘

,. . 'r.AII-o13INe- .
 _subscrilicr respectfully iiiforrns the in-
‘ liabitants of Norwalk and v_ici_nity', that, he
"lbs 0_P,9"8_d :1 Shop at No. 1,, B_uira_ll’.s buildings,
)V ‘_3l7t3,h‘-’15_PTepa_i'ed to execute all orders in the
Tailoring line, with iicatncss, and in the latest
"“’l"—.°"- A Slmie of ‘the izublm fistrohagb is
solicited. G130, y’ R,A‘yl\.;u_ND_
N‘"‘W=1ll\'. August 20, 1838. ' " lim7t'-

ll.5)l5’i'i3l.'§l.l?l1li'§..1i’.l Sil@@l.§g
01*‘ SALE-Friiirlecii slinrcs of the Capi‘
tzil Stock of Ilie Couiieclictit '1‘urnpikc Com‘.
p:1ll};'. Enquirerzlt the Fairfield County 
of ' 1. \VARl\l1.;1:_.Ir,, (_;,,_5'i,;,.},‘
J-lll'l("1:‘.l.183,vS, ‘(G5

ANTED ininiediately, in ex‘;-liange I for

6 Dry Goods. 500 _vds liomespun F-‘lannel.
 lbs, best VVoolen‘ Yarn, 600 p_ai_y5-‘W'(,o].-n‘
. iockings and Socks, .300 lbs. first ‘q,'.i,':_i_lll Live
Geese I4 erzrtliers, 300 yds. lioii_i_espn'p‘lotvl‘ loihj
N. B. .1 lie highest prices will be"p';';ill my the
U1)O\'$.ZlTl|(:leS, at No. 5,). 1_3urrnll's block: “fest of
the bridge. - ‘ rp, S'[~Ey_ENs_ '
Norwalk. Sf‘l7'Pir.lwr 18. 1838. ' so

Ffllllii 

A V',*L,.UABiel‘31l«>trs,e. Lot. «.
_ Qut-biiiltliiigs. all nearly rigtv, ziod in
~ goqd rerun. Said House is well cal-
’ ¥3"li’“f(l ll" ll Boarding School, or for
1l1crC.8I1lll.9 l’!l3l.fl€SS; Slluate Ii few rods south of
'11.!) Bridge on Main slrcet, in Danbnry. For
terms, apply to the subscriber, living on the pre-
mises. SANDS PERKINS.
Danbury, Aug. 22. 183 . "lf'7'7
'Ol’.lSON’S VEGETABLE UNJVER-
_ SAL 1’l‘LLS.—-The subscriber being ap-
pointed agent for ilie sale ofihe above liiedicirio
by 11. Slicplicarrl Moat, will keep a consian‘
Stlmtlv In packages of $3, $1, or single boxes at
2-’) cents eacli. A large volume ofiesiinionials
'0fll1C Vlrlllfrs Of the medicine. inz,av'b,e' seen on
application to i A A.‘ 
St-,<.;. 25, 1838. ' ' 'u's1

FOR SALE A’1‘ A GREAT BARGAIN.
I 1 II E subscriber ollers for sale a Iloiiiestead,
_ Consisting of about five acres of good lurid,
with a Dwelling House, Barri, tliéreoii
Slflmllng. pleasantly‘ S'l_l‘l.l:Zlte(l in Dalian, near the
Cliiigregalipnal cliiircli. It is a first rate stand
ll" 11 meclmnlc of any deseriplioii, and if appli-
ed. for soon, will be sold at El bargain. If not sold,
said place will be rented for oiiéiii lwo years,-
Frir terms, apply to JQ.l§glA;'1lHAN BATES,
naricu, or CHARLES ISAA=cs, Norwalli.“
L i ' ' ' "' .JO1',1N‘COOPER'.
Darien, May 31. 1838. if 55

ANT ED—A smart active young ‘a‘.‘a‘.3 who

is acquainted with the Tziiloring business.

and one that is willing to make himself useful,

in parl, as'__Cl'e_rk in a general business courilrir

Store.’ The best of reference will be required.

Orie_of such a stamp will hear, by ripplylng iin--

uiediately at DAVIS 66 FERRIS‘ store, of a
desirable situation. ‘ ‘ M 4' '

Greenwich, Sept. 28, 1838. 5:82
seem mm (Eritrea: Evy €fiu,nIi.r.j.

7 H11‘, subscriber has lately re_cciy,e,d a very‘
- exle_risi_vc and _ele'gant'asso,rImeni of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
wliicli he will offer to his friends and to the pub-
lic generally, on very advanlzigeous terms. ' lie
considers iliis newspap_e_r piifling'and bragging.
and advertising goods so la,rg_efly,' und those that
you liayc not got. as a ll1,0,li(’.-.Ct:ll’Sp‘t‘;'_}.V_, _ca_l_culat~
ed to ll)_lllrt) ralhgrr llian b,er,1e,fi,l ,e,itl_i:e,r the bu yer
or seller. _Ile tvonld say‘ lhis iriucli l_ha.t his as.-
goriinent is as good and as c‘ll§ari as can be
found in Norwalk. ,lA MES MALLORY,
Norwalk, Sept. 24, 1838. lffil

N EVV ARR.ANGE1“E.NTg ,,
IE‘! 1-115 suuscnueis .will run. on and alicr 1\1oi:--
day, the 3-uh inst. a Stage from Dar.-bury
to Sing Sing e.ve,ry'.day in a week, except Fridayia
and Sundays, leaving Danbury at 6 o’clock, A.
M. and arrive at Sing Sing at 11 o’_c-lock, one
hour and a half before the boat ‘leaves for New
York. so that passengers by this line may spend
an agreeable hour in that flourishing vi_l|n«-‘e in
viewing the svaier works. a_Dl1_. .0!h.e_r public im-
provements a,t‘that"pl'a'ce, and arrive at New
York 1114 o'clock, afternoon. The stage will
leave Sing Sing the arrival of the boat from
New York, at lialfpast 12 o’clock, and arrive at
Danbiiry at 4 o’_clo_c_k, a,l'li3_r'K1Q.0,I.Js'.0l1 91.1C.l_1 ‘ll ‘ha
above mentioned days.
For freight or passage apply at Sherwood Os-
borne’s l1oiel,Danbury. and Levi Peck’s Hotel.
Fare through, to New York 81 75.
S. OSBORNE 66 D. W_YA'IT.
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Sing Sing.

Sept. 22, .1838.

. i ‘i .
ElJli1Vl Gillliillllllg-J
VERY scncral assortment of STAPLE and
FANCY‘ GOODS may always be had at the
Store'nf 1 ST‘ 
Norv-.':ilk,0clobei ' 3182

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L A ST CAL; L:

V ‘HE subscriber once more requests all tliosd
.w.lio are owing hiiu for Tailoring. to call
and settle without l'nrther delay. Those who

neglect this call .will be cliarged interest.

" NOAH S. BAILEY.

Norwalk, July 3.0, 1838. 70

use HLY IMPORTANT!

' OON’S NEWLY INVENTED PA-

. TENT WATER. WHEEL, (Patented
-Feb. 15, 1838,) is now in successful operation
This Wheel is of cast: irogi,"co§‘ts bpt from 1:330
to $40, and is of siillicient power to carry the
heaviest machinery; arid its chief advantage
over all other wheels consists in its being adapt-
cd to propel any macliinery on any"'stre'ain where
one foot’ head of water can lie obtained-—-and
ihat neither back-water or ice can impede or
obstruct itsloperations, Co_unty,"town, 1 and
individual rights to use the some a‘fe"gi_lli:red for
sale by the proprietors. ‘ ' ‘ '” '

All persons desiroiis of further information
concerning this value ‘le improvement‘, can ob-
tain it on application to the Olfice of the 1‘-ler~
walk Gazette, where certificat’os‘of'its’ utility
can be seen, and an intcrvielv llail with one of
the proprietors. "

One of said wheels is now in operation at
Caitskill, N. Y. where a furnace for casting tliei..
is erected, which will supply all orders at the
sliortcst iioticcl ,_ . ,

Any responsible person who is disposed to
engage as a partner in the bu"sin'c'ss ofdisposiiig
or tile rights to use the above wheel, will find it
a very profitable iiivestiricnt.

S. M. HOVVELLQ '
MA'l"1?HEVV M lL_LS,
JACOB MORIEI, -

Norwalk, (Ccnn.) Oct. 8. 1333-

lffroprietois.
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3ni‘*"’8.'i

V-EV1.ll9} Court of Probate for the District of

Norwalk, liatli li'rpi,t_ed' ‘and allowed six
months from "the date hereof‘, for" tlie"cre(litorsV
to the estate of MALL_.0__R»Y, late Ol
Norwalk,‘decc'ased,‘to exhibit their claiiiis for
sett‘ieinc'nt. Those who iicglect_to.prese_nt their
accounts. properly attested, Willi!“ 33-lfil lime.
will be dcbarred 2'. recovery.‘ A1lperson'siii(lcbt~
"ed to fluid ,--stat},-, are requested to fntike immedi-
ate puyi_n«‘iit to ‘ ' '

SSESSORS BLANKS—for sale by
M J0 A: 

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Norwalk, Oct. 8, 1833- 3ll3?.j