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. ties, shall be released.
Aroostook, he shall be called upon to exer-
cise his Constitutional power to repel inva-
sion. The President yields nothing. and
treads cautiously, but on the whole firmly and
decisively.
Mr: Fbx, in language almost as strong as
that of Sir John Harvey, the Govei‘nor‘of,N.
Brunswick, claims the power of C.'(C1LlSl\'C
jurisdiction. 3 _, H
By instruction from the 1 l‘CSlLtt‘llt, _i ,1‘.
Forsyth replies, telling Mr. For that he is in
error, both in regard to the facts from \\]'lllCd1
has sprung the recent cxciteinmit, and a soft}
regard to “ exclusive Jiirisdiction. Inc
Go'.‘ernment refuses to F0C0$l“59 ‘my fuel‘
daimy and M,-_ Forsyth demptitls the autu0l1-
tylfor setting up any such claim. , ‘ ,
Mr. Fox, in reply, refers the matter to toe
British Government, and here ‘l:t‘SiS'll1t" np‘:t-
ter of Diplomacy betivecii the iji‘esitleiit, oc-
flemrv of State, and British Mitiist:--it.
'1‘hé5g papers before the two Igouses, :1
debate Sl'll".ll‘tQ‘l1pll’1C:‘tCl) branch of LiClllg‘t'!‘SS.
In the S.-iiate, Messrs \Vebster, Clay. l3.u-
chanan, VVillian‘.s, of M:iin.e, \'Va_ll«:er illlil
Norvell, took part" in the ttisctissitln. blr.
Clay was for hostile movements _]t:St as
soon as all pacific mr~asiircs were f,'_\t"i-tllsr
ed, and not before. He was as "rt"-any to de-
fend Maine as I{t‘Uill(?i(}', in the lioiir of dan-
ger, but at prescntthere was no pos:_ti‘ve sigizs
of war. and he hoped there were to. 00 l1fm'-’-
New Brunswick, he contended, had no ri2‘_l1'~
to the disputed territory, but Governor P an‘-
field, he tliouglit, Ought to have coin_:n-..ir:lc:i-
ted his intention to the General Gtiveiiiliiept
to drive the tresspassers from the Ai‘t_>0$l_00I~£-
Mr. Buchanan took strong ground in favor
of Maine, except that ‘he thought 3'.:1lD.(.‘.
ahould have. informed Sir John I-lzirvcy ol
her intentions.
Mr. Vlfebst 1' exhorted calmness and mode-
ration with tirmuess rind spirit. I-lo eX§H_‘U_SS-
and great surprise at the letter til ll"? Bllllsli
minister claiming exclusive _.]tH'lS'(llCl.lOl}.-—
He wanted Mr. Fox’: autliority, for he had
one farther than all otlirers had gone lJt‘f01’t«‘
Elm. Mr. Davis siistniiied his colleague.
fr, the, t.1,_,u5,._ Mr. J. 0. Adams defeirdcd
M tine, anl the Pi‘:-si-.l.?iit‘s i‘viess:=.ge. ll be
haul anv fdlllt to find with it, it was too con-
ciliatory. Great Britain, he seemed to thmk,
wag hersalf ; trc§p:‘t5'sel'. . lie li.0.\V+3\»ci.
blinied the Presi-lciit for his disP'5_’“°“ to
;,,,,,.,. the ,-,,3m:_ in controversy‘ to Mane :n‘l
‘New Briiiiswick. Tilt-two l.‘\t')\'t:i'[l!. rs ‘.11’-.~.ic
not in goal tv.’l‘n,)8F.3ll'.l tiie S'.1.')_li).C‘I,‘l..l‘.Pl"t‘iOlfix
0I.i_§ht not to be left witli 'til‘x."tll-—l‘l‘ lU_F l1UI0ll1'
er reaosii be<aiisc it was uucoi'isttttiv.ioii_z1t.
Mr. Evans made a strong spoecli ip (le-
‘ence of M title, stating fixc s, defining UO!lU'
claries, an-.l cotiiiiieiitiiig iipmi the l11<¢$-‘5“b"*5i
and to serve for that time or during the war,
if War there should be. ‘
The troops "are to be a provisionary army.
to be employed by the President of the Uni
ted States to rep l invasion. The possession
of the disputed territory by British soldiers,
according to. the claim and determination set
upby Sir J0'l‘.l_'l I-Iai‘v~ey, is to be considered as
an invasion.
, Some (ltbatc followed the reading of the
bill and the report of the coniinittcc; when
the bill was made the order of the day for to-
morrow. ' ’
In the Senate, Mr, I3uclianan made it re-
port in the form of four l‘L‘SiOl_'lIilOl1S, which
were iinanimouslyagrced upon bythe S.‘-pate.
They protest i.ig:iiiist the claim of ("XCllJSl\"
jnrisrliction set up by the Bri'.i:~li mll')l>'l(-*1‘ and
Sir John IIvii've_v. and dr-cl.ire that this claim
ing iiiidci's.tnn_diug be.twe:_:ti_ the two Govern-
tnents.
The second resolution says that the Senate
(‘.m]nc,t cotter--iv!) that l'v'li.lit‘i0 has \'l(Il:tl(‘(.l tllt‘
.<_nirit of this inutual zrgreeinent in sending a
Lalizl Agent to drive off the ti‘esprisscl's.—~
The i'esr»ltitions declare also that Blaine in
the opinion of the Senate. has an iiudoiibterl
claim to the country, and that shoulil lier
il/f:ijcsty’s Goveriiment enforce her claims to
the excliisive jurisdiction, they shall fer.-l
houiid to resist, and to siistain the Prcsitlt-tit in
the t‘.\’t‘l'(‘lS(‘ of his Ciizistitiitiuti;il power to
repel invasion. '.l‘lie e.\;igcnc_v will have oc-
curred for the I?residetit to call out troops
whenever‘ this dctertiiiiiation shall have been
p(*‘.‘{§'.".'t‘.l’t(.l in. .
The resoliifions declare also that Maine
might, if New Ba'iinswit‘k will l'efz'niti from
pti§<st*ssii)li, t.o witlidr:iw her trc-ups. 'i'l~t‘-"t‘
(l('('.l-'ll“$ fiiitliei‘ that she would refrain in sucl
case. I
’t‘hcs.c Resolutions svelte, on motion of Mr.
Clay, made the special order of the day for
to-morrow.
I
Eb. *28.——T'neSennte Foreign Committee
inade their report this afternoon. They op-
pose the assumed claim of exclusive jurisdic-
tion set up bythe Governor of Ne\v-Bruns-
wit-.l«:. Tliey defend Maine in the tlefiince of
her soil, and in direct and explicit terms de-
fend the act of the State to drive the trespass-
ers from the Aroostook. They call upon
Maiiin to withdraw her troops from the dis-
puted tel'l‘ilOl‘_\', and demand that Sir John
Harvey should ivitlidruw his forces. Maine
refusing. is to be compelled; Sir John Har-
-.‘.~_v, persisting in occup_vinr,r the territory, is
to be considered an act of hostility, an invas-
ion which the Presialeiit is authorized to ex-
ercise his full (‘0l‘lSllU.‘.ll(m:‘ll power to repel.
T/ze United States Scna.te.—Sevcnteeii
Tile Pi‘.-si lent. he said, llilil 1‘5_3"l“_“P,'
‘pi-~.<.l.-i to the forbe.‘ii‘aiir.e. of .‘.l.iiuc. ‘Maine, 2
_,3;iid_ lie. ‘ f-.lrb.'-.'ii's no l::lt_:;t‘l‘-7 _ .
Feb. 27.—-_'\liz'l‘ti‘lCl‘ iii.ss:i§‘c was 11'0"-1"‘ '
{mm the Presi-.letit. CCl:l't!l}lllllC:llll'l;f the terms
bf an ziaiittiilile arr:il:gcinri'it between Mini,
F,” and _«\-1;-_ 1«".)rs:,~t‘i, which Will‘ prob ibl_v,
prevent hostile iii~'ii'ell1et1lS. if 110 l.ll00‘l ll4‘3!-
actirnllxr I:-C11“ Sllélfi. rlllltfl 5'l.lb-‘.-Illncc Of.
the a rreein:-t'.t is as l1.>ilows;
I The Governor of the P-"O1'l1‘IL‘(' of Net‘:
‘“§3ru:is~.vi.':.l: and the Goverimieiit of the State;
of Maiiie willact as follows: l"lt.'l‘ Maj:-st_y’s
officers will not seek to expel by military}
-"force the armed party whicli l‘..'.‘.S but-ii Scfil. by‘
,M tine in:-a the di.sti'ic: ,bar«.l«_-rilig on the}
Rit-12:‘; ‘.l.‘-.~ -.v_-3, criinient of
' - ~'-irily an l v.‘i'.liout needless
delay witlilrziiv beyonl the boun-;ls of the
‘disputed territory any arm--ll force now with-
in them; and, if futiirc ii:-cessity should arise
‘for dispersing notorious tr:-s.sp:i.<:s'-.:i‘s, or pi‘o-
tecting public property from depreilation by
:1-].I’_l:‘lL!.l force, the op::i'ati::»li shall be conducted
‘by c'_‘)n(‘L’I‘I, jointly or separately, according
,{'.-i;lg'i'(3e1l1i“l'llCS lJ~“‘l.‘~\'€(:‘l1 the: Gov‘-._t'i7.ii_;.,-tits of
,DJ.'ll!]t.‘ and New Bruns-.\-iclt.
'l‘hi;civil officers in the .°er‘.‘ic-e, respective-
l-,', of New Br=.ins‘.vic.l< arid Iiliine, who have
be-en t then into custo ly by the opposite par.-
.
-=;....:to.2‘-«' L-‘.1?
A most im l’10l'i.’l‘Di and excited debate
sprung up in the den rte, as soon as this pa-
per. was read, in wliich l\_it=ssrs. \Villiains,
Rziggles, \'v':illcer, Bron ii, Calliotin, Preston,
iD:ivis, and Webster p:ti‘ticip:ir.ed.
' Mr. IV.-last-ct‘ spoke v. itli some feeling, I‘1t'
does no: approve of the l’rasident’s course,
and demands why it is that a air the uiiani-
mous move in Congress, the President has
mot acted more eflitzieiitly. For the yen!‘ past,
.the Government has done absolutely noth-
ing.
Tlis qudstion at issue, Mr. Vv'F.:l.)stei‘ says,
is not one ofp_i'opert_v, but of political‘ right.
M.-tine, no more than the Union. is iiiteicstt d,
and Icondemii, said Mr. \Vel_.S'.er, the disposi-
tion inanifcstcd by the General Governiiient to
shrink from responsibility, and to place the
heat and burden of the fight upon .‘». ainc.
Tlierc has been a want of iiei‘_-re, Mr. VVeb-
ster szivs, upon the part ofthe Administration
and a holder istand should be taken, and a
higher tone assumed. In .co_nc.lusion_, Mr.
VVl.‘bSI(’l' said he was for prompt, energetic
and decided action.——for action now, for it de-
,termination in the Senate Chamber, and upon
this very night. He wanted otir Govern-
rneuttoitcll the British Government that it
was time this question was settled, and to say
to her, that if she refused to enter upon ne-
gociations, to the treaty of 1783, the United
Stttes would, on the FOURTH OF JULY
NEXT, TAKE POSSESSION
_SELFll [Applause in the Galleries] Mr.
King in the Chair, much excited, threatened
to clear the Galleries, if the applause was
continued.
The debate in the Senate closed by a refer-
rence to the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
and in the House also, after some remarks
from Mr. Evans, of Maine.
The Investigation Committee, reported to-
,day.; and 25.000 extra copies were ordered
to be printed. Blair and Rives have been
elected Printersto the Senate. Mi‘. Critt»':-n-
den’s Election Bill has been (lefcated. The
Florida Vv’ar Appropriation Bill has passt-cl,
and also the Bill, some days before the
House, for the Civil and Dip,lomat_i_c Expens-
es of Government. '
Feb. 28.-—'I‘he chairman ofthe COmmltI0(‘
on Foreign Affairs presented to the House :2
billfo)‘ raising the folloivingadditional troops :
lé regiments of Infantry, ‘2. re,',rimcnts of Al-._
tillery, 2 regiments of Rifiemen, 1 regrimeir
of Cavalr ; the troops to be raised, if neccs
"till: of ;7\l:irch ensuing.
inembers oftlie st-mite go out of office on the
Tlle places oftwelve
oftbem have been supplied by new elections
as follows:
.*‘ui'.«zz"/.-c——Reiic1 lVillianis, Adiniriistration,
reel.-rtt-tl.
i»"c2‘r::ar:t—S.imucl Iiiiclps, 1.-ice Swift, both
\Vliigs.
fifes.m.:/m.vetls—D;.iiit-l W-'t-bster, Wihig,
reclcctecl.
Rico.-Ea Is.’a.n.rl-—-N:.ith:iti F. Dixon, ‘vice
Robliins, both I‘l"higs.
Cimatccficrzt---Derinis
Kimberly, Vfliig,
. .-.
-‘(Z-.’€ i\'iles, .-‘~.-.lm.
I
N.-‘in Jerse_:,-~£3:iini7cl L. Soii_t_ltarc_l, l.Vlii,f.=‘
relected. I
ill.-1:-;:,IZ.tnzl—§Villiani D. Mtrrriclc, Vvlhig,
reelected.
_dIi.<.»'is.v.i;.-pi-—Jolin Henderson, \Vhig, vice
Trotter, Allin.
Il;l'i.v.s‘o.Iu'i—-Thomas H. Benton, Adm. re-
t?li_'-Clc-’l.
In.rZia.na—-Albert
Tipton, Adm.
0/iio——Bcnj.-imin Tappan, {vise Morris,
both Adm,
Tcmzr-ss=e—Ephriam H.
i.-ire Grundy, Adm.
Sliowing a \Vhig gain of 4 members.
which inaltes ii dilT'rencc of eight votes in the
relative Stl‘t’I')‘_’"tl] of parties. In "New York.
.='\'lit‘higan, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Vir-
ginia, no choice has been l-fll‘CIP(l as yet, and
in most of them, it presumed. the business will
be (l:>\’Ol\'t‘(l upon the no-.\'t Lr~gislature The
r.oti~'ing members from tliesr‘ States. are Mr.
'i‘:illiiiago of New York. M’Ke:iu of Penn-
sylvania, and Rives of Viijginin, Conserva-
tives; Mr. Ba void of Delaware, VVhig:, and
Mr. Lyon of Micliigan, Adm.
Q
kr-
IVhitc, 3Vhig, rice
Foster, 7Whig,
Pm.ct2'rc vs. Prccept.—Tho history of
l’resi-tlent Van Biiri,-n’s adminis.tration_ exhi'
bits the i‘ei'narkable fact of its abandonment
of almost every principle upon which it was
elevated to power. The present solfislmoss
and duplicity of the p:_ir.ty leriders presents a
striking contrast to their professed dci-‘otion
to Republican pr,in,cip_les and the will of the
pr-oplc-.--the present enormous increase of the
expenses of tll("Ci~f)VCl'l’,!ll'l€l‘.t do not tally with
their loud professions about ec.onoii'iy and re-
trencliinient-——the present practice of reward-
ing mernbers of Congress for their services
to the party, by appointing them to offices
under the General Government, compares
but poorly with the horror which the
Van Bureniti-is formerly ypretendcd to feel at
this corrupting and clangei‘oiis"policy--tlie
present authorised intei"fe.renc'e in and control
of popular elections by the officers of the
Fetleral Government varies widely from their
promise to secure the freedom of elections—-
and the present. alarming accession ofstrengtli
and power in the Executive arm, shows the
hypocrisy and dishonesty of his followers
\V:l'lf.‘l1tlll"V declared that the. power of the
General ‘Gov.-zrnrnont ouglrt to be cuit:,i.ilt~r.l.
In short, every principle which the party pro-
fcsserl has l)t.'t;‘l1 abaiidoncd, and every pledge.
which they gave to seciire power has lit-en
violated since they have at_zai_n= d it. They
are now resting iipon, and Isndcavoring to
carry out the odious principles of olrl fede-
m,l.iiin, bv discarding the popular wi-ll and
the idea of accountability on the part of pub-
lc officers, and C0nSi0ll(l;'illn_';I all political
-iower inithe hands of the ,Fcder2i_l lmatl.
Will Republicans tolerate these thi_ngs ?-—
Patriot and Democrat. '
Married.
At \Vestport, on the 24th _ln§I-- by llle REV»-
lonathzin Beers. Ur. Frederick Morebouse lo
‘vii-‘s Jeriiietie Tho_r_p. ' .
At Round Hill, on ,Sunrl__ay evening, 10th ult.;
oytbc Rev. Mr. Buffet, Mr. Joseph Ayers ol
sary, and ischarged if necessary, during the
recess o,f,Co_ngress-—to enlist for five years,
Long Ridge, to Miss Nancy A. Young of the
foimer place.
is in violation of &1~Clt‘l1l‘, tlistiiict and subsi:t- .
" public great barga_iu_s in lhr-irline.
l
vI1li()llll:lll
'Dioa. ‘ ' -
At Redding. on theil0ib ult.._ Mrs. Anne Sal-
mon, wife ofCnl. Asahel Salmon, ‘aged 77 years
At Middlelriivii. otiithe 2,2_rl iilt. Rev. WILBUR
FISK. ‘D. , Presiileut of‘ the \Ve,sle.yan Uni-
versity. His loss will be felt. not merely by the
Enslitniion over \Vlllt:l'fll(f.'-p2,_'(':Sld,e(J, and the com-
ruuuiiy in V\ l:lf.'l‘l he lived. but wherever his
wiilely Sl')l'."3ll iiif_luerice liod extended.
£r.’.ci“tti_zt.t‘: 3.-_:...,~,: one fitautstrat
’ A CA 57: F. REY.
‘Iii-‘PIIS iiisiiiuiinu will be opened the 21st of
lliarcli at the Norwnlk A(.'2)tlf’fDy. Wll‘-cl: is
now rec:-iviug the iie('<.s~'-:ir_v rt-pairs. It is de-
-igni‘-tl-lo alliird opportunity to those Wilt) niay
u-isli to a-.‘ui'l lll’."ll!.-clV't‘s of a full and lhnrougli
course of Z),t::‘.ti‘.‘Illl(‘l-ll edut-etitul. , I_.’l.‘.¢lrUCll0!|
will be. give-xi in all ltic dill.-rent braiii-be-s'nf
En.-:,li.-lii .<.lutl_v u.-uully pursueilzin §l‘liUUl$ of no
higher order. Xtl11(‘lllL'r trill) the Classics and
lll‘_’ll(:'.l' ftlzillieiiiatitrs. It is intended fly’ piipils
of both eerie.-. and :-llflllltl S1lll('l."l'5l e.iicoora9_c-
ms-ni liermilier beret-eiveil, to'jiI.~"iit'y fife hope
ol'z:mpl,e p_.'-12Fi‘).'lll£It" p<‘l':i:am.-nil) .~:.i'l?‘in::-le rent ll-
er will be proviilei‘l of '_Jiiilal’,le qualifiraliuils to
l'0l't(l“(:l :|iai D.~=pariinenl, s.'.'as lo zilibril ampli-
'_ill\'éllli&lg€?>lO\()llllg'l£J(ll(‘51,il)l’lllllIli'0U£l.l8ll(JZ),(3-
cfiilipli:.-t ed ciliicniion. A’;);‘ii'(i\'eil text-bo_nks used.
The iiioriils and maiinr-ri-i,ofpupils will be Un-
«ler ilie constuiit supervi.-inn of ilie I’rluci;ial.
who will 9[iiiP;)'.'t)r lo influence ll]t‘lH to proper
z-ourie-s_v in all ilii-i_r iiiicmourse. and riiflll such
lmbits as will trontlttccio their ri=.~3peL-lab_il,i,Iy and
happiness. .
In the moral and rc"ligions ilis'triiciion that
in.’-iy be _;ivr=n, no l'cfi‘r(?li(‘(’ will be had‘ to the
pmfllllitl‘ tenets of any pzirlicilliir ili-.nni,iiiiiatioii.
A l)lF‘.Z‘a.‘1:I1)l ziinl Cnuveiiimit bo:irdin<_' liousr: is
coiiiieczeil \f. ifli the .~‘(.‘ll()Ol. in which ten or twelve
pupils from. 2ll)l'f.).‘l(l can be :iccntiiiiio_tlzil«:il with
the Principal. v. here ilioy will receive eve:_v at-l
ti~uiiun rim.-t.-.-sziry in iheirr:oii'il'orl and h:ippi.m-.~is, l
and will be con.-inr.iily under the personal super-l
vision of the Priiicipal. - l
Tgzii.-.is.—'l‘lie €l1ll_l'€ t-zgpeiise gilt luiiiou,l
biiairliiiu. vt"n.-liiii,g, iriendiiig. fuel,‘ lights, 660..
will be 5540 per quarter. p;iyable inT~:_iilvziucc.-—
Day scliolars’ tuition: Lower Eirgilish liruni-lies.
$4 50 per ipiuriel‘; biglier lCii_gli~'li 'liraiir.lies 8-5;
per quarter; Cl.'ii:.-:i(-.- $5 50 per quarter, l
013-’ No cliarcc tlllltlulllr less than |iall“8’{tcrii‘..l
No detlui-tinii for occasional £Jllh‘C|lf.‘e. ' '
V.-ii:A'rin.~.‘s -—Eui-b qimricr will be ciicbectled
by ii \'UC?:llIHl ufiwo ‘sci-ks. i
For ml.-ni.-.<iu-rinr more particulariufiormalion.
at-p'y to the lhiiicipnl,
’ l"l{l-IDERIC A. FISKE.
._<lHl'\‘.’!lll{, l7-vb. 28, lS.l9. l3ll04:'
Riariziimi-‘ct-:5-l~i«-i»' \_,’Vui. l‘vlenv.l. D_. D.. Revs
E Hall. ’_.r-v.J.<is Kiiiix. I-lon _C Eiissell. Hun.
!Filéltltl(j'l.fl$l lietis. Hun. Bi-uj. l.~;:i2it.'.- lion. T.
Butler. T. T hlerwin. E.-‘i ., Mr liuckiuglizilii
L.i(‘p§\\m;(l_ Nurwnlk ; Lowell llulbrook, E.-‘q.,
'l‘l~.n-:. S. Ns~l.-on. Esq . New York.
Ii()1§SE 1.} COIVS, AT A FICTION:
THE su?‘-s-‘riber will
sell at Public Auc-
_, - tion, at his Dwellin.i__r _
ii, on Beldi.-ii’s Hill. in ‘ -
Wiltuii, on Satririluy the Qt» day ufl
o'clock, P. M . I iI‘!l'St'«'Hl-"7 Cows.
ANI_')RE\V JAMES.
Vl/Iilton. ll.I.".l'r:ll 4. I539 ' Jill}-‘I
BL./1 CKS.-iii T17 l'i"AZV'1"ED.
THE .~'lli'f:‘('l‘ll)Cl' has a good Black-
" r;i.-‘
M fit. at 1
iii \Vil:oil. 'l‘liI..'slaml is It capital
one, and it good wnrkinziii will find
the pit-seizl. an excellent opporiuui- :
ty l'i"lr(’r7il2llllSlllll,Q‘lll|Y3$‘f"il inn good-
misiucss. GEORGE Ii. L“-IIDDLEBROOK.
‘«Vilt.oii. Marci. 4. 1899. A 3t104
N. B.—I have lbrsal-: a few tons J‘l:iv. }l
(:2 B. M. y
l
,, TOR SALE OR LEASE,
A VALUABLE Feriii} in the town
of Peoria, Illinois. consisting or ilircr-f
and t'.venI_y acre.-‘ of fertile Land. about ,
l
.1
liuiidreil
ii:.ill'nl' which l)(‘.ll|_|-_' Prairie Land and the other
lialf Timber Laud. On the Prairie Land there-
is a cuiiiliirtable frame dwelling Hulls-‘. and
_v acrr-s of the Land is fenced and has
been inlprnvetlifor rél'isi.-2,; ,-,1_rai:_i evi-ry year since
ll1t‘_\'t‘F1I‘l33LJ. It is in the iiiimeiliaie vir-iiiily
nfculiivaleil farins, and only :1 short distaiicc
fruiii a good market. l)t'lll'_’_(lill_1/ aboutpigln mi es
from ibe laiuiliug place of numerous sleaiiiboais.
at Pr-oriii, where are also a numb»-r -ifcliurclies.
and other valuable privilr-gge.-=.' sinujlivr to those
of towns in New Eu;1l.-mil. for the heiiefit nfihe
e.-iiii-rprisiiig and iiitelligcnt farmer. Persons
who would like to purcliase or lisase may learn
further particulars by enquirinquf
\V. H. DA V CNl’OR.'l‘.
No 23 \V:2ll-st.. corner of lfiroad-st. N. Y.
Mai‘:-ll, 1839. 4! I0-i»
ll’.-1N TED,
Y ilie subscriber, a uuinber of Ship Carpeti-
}ters and Joiners.
A BRAHAM SHERVVOOD.
VV~stnm‘|. Marcli 4. 18'l9. .‘2'll'l4
COPARTNERSH11’.
6- BE sub.=cnb«-rs have this «lay formed a co-
parlnersliip under the firm of S'ri-IVENS «Sc
(gbncx, for the transaction of the Dry Goods
liusiness, at the old slanil of L. M. Stevens, a
few doors North of the Mill.
- L. M. STEVENS.
C. N. CLOCK.
Norwalk, March 1, 1839. 104
NOTICE —-The subscriber having this day
associated with him Charles N. Clock. the busi-
ness lierealier will be coiiducled at the old stand
nfilie SlIl).<Cl'll)f:l‘, under the name and firm of
Stevens 5.’. Clock. All p(’.l’S0llS indebted to the
,~.,[,g¢,-yil)-er, will please make payinent withotii
delay, as delays are dangerous.
L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, 3I:ircli 1. 1830. 10.1
-"E3 LIE Court of Probate lur the Di.-irici of
.i Norwzilk liath liiiiileil and alluweil six
uioutlis from the date li= reof. for the ermliznri-. to
the estate of John I:T0_7/l. late of‘ l\l.»ru-alk. (la
céaser-l. to exhibit l|ie;r claiins for SL‘lllr_'l)'lt=I)i.
Tlio.-ze who neglect to present their :l('t‘i)il{11s_
properly nlleslcd. willi¥n said time, will be de-
baried 2» recovery. All persons iritli-bir;d_tosniil
95';-lie‘, are rcqtu:-striil to ii‘-=:ke lllItl‘.P‘ll1)lC.‘- pay-
n)elIl I0 l‘.lUY”l‘.
Atliniviisliuior, Will] the will aiinexed.
Nt\f\\’.iJih- Feb. 23. 3' i041
NE VV GOODS.
TEVENS 6.’. CLOCK will in the course of
the presi-in we.-ék Opt-ti a large and very ex-
tensive tzssorlmeiil of Dry _(_i0(lt'l*3. consisting of
Broadcloth.-‘, .CE1S9lll)(?l'!-‘S and Satineils, ,blnr,-l,-
and colored Silks. i\'Iu,u-rlin ile Lanes of va'riou.-‘-
-ivl,es,3Czil_ir:ues. _Laclie_s.‘ Hills, and all other
giiiiils necessary to make their assorliiient the
most complete. Qf__auv siur_ei:1 the County, and
they intend to keep it so. One of the partners
'.Vlll,(,le__'.'me a con.-‘idelable portion of his time,
!ll8 ensuing year, in the piin.-base of Dry Goods:
by so doing, they shall_be enabled to offer the-
Tbey indi-
virlually solicit the patronage of their old cus-
tomers and the public in general to give them a
t.‘-‘Ill before purchasing elsewht-re.,bein,2z confident,
they can offer great inducenieni_s to have them
do so. L. M. STEVENS.
. C. N. CLOCK.
Norwalli, March 4, 1839. 104
, r
l
. George \V. Jeiiiiiiigs.
' AUCTION _ y ,
F;a=t_.‘- WILL be sold at Public Auction on
37* = Saiiirday. 30th March. at 2 o'clock. P.
M.. on the premises, the property late in posses-
sion of ]_i_Io.§cs K. Crofut. situated in Redding.
about one "mile. southeast of ilbe Episcopal
Church. consisting of a very valuable water
privilege on a’ never failing sireaui of water. fl
D‘-Vt‘-lliiig House and oui-liiiililiiigs. and about
flirty avles of Meadow, Pastiire and VVo0(l Lflnfl
Trio alfurve t‘ll'3_(‘.l'l,lH‘(l properly is well situated for
‘lllflllllfiucltlrlng ofuliiios' every kind.
ct-iAR’t.Es‘c0Ucii.
I)‘inbur_v. l\l_nn~h 1. I839. 4404
FOR SALE,
7§";‘lll<3 s.and and stock of a small Store in
1-4 Ritlg» field, I, mile north oflbe Epi-‘r.-opal
ClHll‘(.‘l). and nearlilie Ta-._'mery ol'Jahez Gilbert
éf3.‘5ilil.l The stock"; at priseiii, is 5-:TlFl'll. mitl
lli-IE; liven 5i-'lr‘(jlt_-‘tl vxitli care. A ',i‘l;i> ,:_m.:‘.ils \\ ill lif-
‘sol-J tin faviiialile terms. citlizer ‘with or V-\'l'.ll=:IIl
i - ‘
llll‘ liuiltlii-._;, \\'l‘.lt.‘l| army he retiti,-il_ if ll».-sired.
'l'-ll? fillrwc is an ol—.1 t-sl:il-li-ills.) .-ilaiial. (ii .-‘I~r='
li&~.\Z>ii:_:1 been livpl there for more than 20 yezirs.)
\\l'.li ii good set ufci‘-imin-rs'.'i:imi v.-‘lit-r’e to sninll
t'E.![llldl can be °ei‘niilr.-yr-cl, [)."l)ll;ll)l_'.’ to as ;_-owl
zitfxiiiiliifeiisul titty siiiiiilar l=:'.l:}l)lI:~lTl1lt‘lil in Ibr-
c<.ilulr_y. For furilier'p>ir!i<-ul=ir:=. ap;il_v Hi the
siiliscribicrs. JOEIN .3}. S.\lI'l‘ll 45.: Cl).
liiilflrfii-lrl. Nsirr-ll 5. ]S.':'9. ‘ 3!lUl
TO L.‘."l‘
on We pr."-l:;is.--.-‘.‘
Nimvalit, .‘»lii':‘e'n 5, l'6.i.’3’-3. llilll-l
IV/.N'I'1".'D 1.7l.l'_7l.t'_?3_.7}1 .-‘i TE L Y.
GO(_)D Jtlllrnc'Vll).‘)l) (Tail-i:i:~t '.\‘i:-il;er. 10
IE‘. '_.vliuiii euiisizinl eiixpltlyizierii will be given.
J. A. TINDALL.
hlorwrilk. Marci: 5.1.8333. W104
.C0l’AR 'I'_w'lfE£?.SIII2" NOTICE.
W3‘-IKE .\‘lll‘.|;~t'.'!‘llJl.’l‘.\‘ h.-.ve this day il)l'l'Iil‘tl :2 cu-
a‘;trici'sliip tinder llie firiu of S. 6.5 L. J.
Ci7|{‘Ti_.S,jllll will continue the Stove and Tin
and Street lroii lliaiiulhcttiriiig Business, at the
old stand of’ Stiles Curtis. where they would re-
spcutfillly solicita cogxiniianite of public patroll-
age. ‘ C i3'l‘ILES CURTIS.
LE WIS J. CURTIS.
Nbrwalk, Feb, 18, 1839. N104
[§.\j.LL p=-rsuus iiiteri-sit.-d in the estate of DA-
:-""'vii> Bisuni-, laieul‘ New-Colman. tle'c"I'.
T9]-‘Tt?St'fl (‘tl insolvent. are licreby notified In Hp-
pi_-ar._if they see cause. at the Probziie Otliire. at
Norwalli. on Monday, the llili day of lnslalll
‘Jnrcil. at 9o‘i.-loi:l.'. fo +'ll()()n, then and Iliere In
be :'-ienrd relative to the appoinlilieiil of Connois-
.~:'ioii‘ers on said estate.
‘.t_{.7A'l"l‘S CONISTOCK. Adm'r.
J i‘_{ur'walli.'.\lurcli lsi, 13339. " 1|10~l
”".LOVER and Tiinotlty Sr‘-etl. for 551-‘ by
Q1 HUBBELL & CO.
TO RENT,
,.“-795% FROM the first (lay ofApril next, ilie
’:‘i3.,,Dwelling House. Burn. and Garth-ii.
now occupied by \Vm. A. Barlow, situated a
short distziiice from the llritlge. Apply In
BUCKlNGlrlA.Vl LOCKWOOD.
T‘Iorwnlk. For». 25. 1839. 3:103
5= LL [)i"l'SUll:‘ llll(fl‘t‘Slt:‘ll in the Estate of Al
fled .’.~'ccley. late of Nurwalk. «lei-ea-‘r-rl, re-
pl’t‘Sl?[llE'll lusulvcni, are hereby l')()llflt'll to up.
1.
._.__._._—
si’ilith‘.~'. Shall to r-'-til, liu:ir’.3is stuff‘ ' hear, if lliL'.‘.’ 559 call“. ill lllc .l’l‘nbiile Olli.-e in
~'.Uitl Nurwalkf on Monday that llili da_\,‘ol'.\lart-lt
next. at 2u’clu(‘k aliernuoii, then and there to In
llF2ll".i relative to ilie appointment of Commis-
sioners on said Estate.
§'l‘l:lPl‘i'EN HOXT, Jr., A«lm'r.
I\,rir\V3lii, Fat). “3. 1839. ' 2:103
- .1“ .-. --. .. .. --—-~ «-
li RAHAM CRACl(ERS—-For sale by
Gt‘ GEORGE 5'1‘. JOHN.
g"|.’;,$= Norris I/zc livlicfor l:la.rg(ti7is .’
‘BE subs:-rib:-r will sell at Auciioii, on Satur-
ilnv, the Dill of Fl/lnri-li next. at 3u'cloi-l..
P. 3.1.’. SIX VAL UA 31.13 BUILDING
L0'['..\'. situate on the west batik of the l.larl.ur,
on the road running past the ilwelliil_1 liuusi: of
These |ol.-._f'ur beauty of
lur-aiiou. viitiuiiy to the biisiiicss of the village.
and ipizllity of soil, are uii.-iirpas-setl by any in
niai‘l\'Ql, Sale to be held on the prciliises, illi-
lt.‘S.\"ll)C weather should be. ilufavorzibl.-~ -.-.~ln-n it
will be held at the l\‘orwalk'.'.‘lo!i-l. ' .
may be khbwn on iiJP})ll_(.'i;:llIi)fl :o the 'ZlIllN_‘Ill)Cl'.
" ' ’f‘ii.io. T‘. .\Ii:iii_.vi.\‘.
Norwalk, Feb. 19. 3530- 31102
T 5: Court of Probate liolden at Nnrwalk.
.-i‘3'i.- February 16th. 1S39——Upnn the petition of
STEP H EN U03" ‘. ._Jr.
of New Canaan. in Fairfield County as he is
gnartliaii to Ilzinnnli C. Nash, of New Canaan,
iniuur underilie. age oftwenly-one years. shew-
ing to this Court that said niinorowris certain re-
al estate lying in said New Canaan, in quantity
about three acres, Willi the southerly ball‘ of the
dwelling house and barn thereon sialnding, bound-
ed northerly and southerly by Ann Na.-ll.
Easterly by highway, and westerly by Hannah
B. St. John. One other piece situate at Harris
Ri«lgc.so i.-alletl, in quantity about ten acres.
l)ilUli(l(-.'(l uorili by Lewis Richards and Amos
Ayres. east by higli'\yzi'_v, sotiih by the heirs of
Aaron Conistnck, dec‘d. and West by Nehemiaii
E. \Veed, and praying for liberty to sell the
some as per petition on file will appear.
Of'(lCl'_C(l_, that the 22.1 day of April next. at 3
o'clock, ‘afternoon, he assigiied for a liearing on
said petition. at the Priil»nIei.ij}ii:e i_n saitl Nor-
walk; and the said petitioner is hereby directed
to give notice thereof. by piiblisliirlgtliis older in
u new.-‘paper pl’ll]l(.’(l at Norwalk. three weeks
SllL'CeS.~‘l\.’(‘ly. at -least si_x'weeks before said day
of as-i<_viiiiic_nt.
[3i*102]
BENJAIVIIN ISAACS, Judge.
§'l7a'-’-l-i E iinilersigried being appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, Coin iiii-‘sioiiers in receive and e.-xamine llie
i.-lairiis on the estate. of Ebenezer Stevens. an in
.culvent debtor, do hereby givi: nrriizc that we
shall meet on the-. business ‘of our appoiiilineut
at the house of ._,l.'.-ti.-i=s:3ieveiis. inuliulilerin :-'.ll'.l
Nmwalk, (in the second Mondays of May and
July. at one o'clock in tlie_z'-ifteri;our,i”ol' said ilays.
'i‘hc Court 1l_il()W'.5 six iiioiilhsfroiii me 4iliduy
of 1'4‘.-ibriiary, for the exliibiiion f)§l?lalll'IS proper-
ly arrested. l:J.0RES (JREGORY.
>A;VlUEL P£N.l\'()YF.R-
Norwan,-, Feb. 4. 1839. 3x10?
A ."sK.li';“rIi'ii‘2!ti:‘«R LAIVIP.
7"7El3l3'S Iiiipruverl PJIPFII Caiiipliine Burn-
TT ers——a new and superior article. in which
is liuraeil a liquid i.-alleil C?1:fI1plllf)€. but xvliicli
will n'ol'expli'i<le like the Spirit Gas. and is‘ no
more dangerous in coiiitnon use ilmn Sperrii Oil.
and ifspillerl upon any article whatever, it (loe:-'
tint soil it at all. if '
They give a very perfect and brilliant light.
and one Burner will light :1 rooiii from 20 to 25
feet square mo-‘t perfectly and will only cost
aboutllhree quarters of a cent per hour. The
Burners and Cainphine are for saleby the sub-
5(,'ril)€f at the New York prices. '
The daily trimming and fillingo_Ilbe,Btii‘ners.
are buia little mojc_iroob1e.lban1o.tritn' and fill
an oil Lariip; and they'onlv'need new wicking
once in5or 6 months. ’
For sale by
Norwalk, Feb. 19, 1839.
Gnoitui: 8!". ram-.
103
l: I '1. my TATE ”
_ ‘i p A .
LE.
HAT valuable Homesteadbelonging to the
. E-s_tate"ol'Lewis Mallory. dec,eas_ed,'is mm
uf}'ered‘t'or' §ale—pleasaiiily siiuaiei«l‘o}i- the East
.-side of Ntirviiiilk barbor—ii being one bf the mus’
desirable siiiialions for the man of business or in
leisure that can be found. It is iils_iiwé|»l located
for a Boarding House. it being only’ "ti fen.‘ min-
uies walk from the business part of the ‘Town.
and reiiret enough to be pleasant;—:i«ljoi'i’iiiig
the Hrnriestentl is about 15 acres of first tiutllilv
lnnrl. (riiakiigig in all about 20 acres...) which will
be Snlll with the Homestead, or s'epera'te. As
H presumed no one would inake"a ‘purchase
without 't_'i,i:wi:,i_g the preiiiises,‘ ii further descrip-
tion deemed iinnecessary. '
Also. iilmui 6 acres of lqntl lying in New Ca.
man. a part of “'lll(‘ll is wooiled. Also, the
Store forum-rl_v occupied Lewis Mallory, at
tire fun‘. uf_'i‘vlill Hill. Also, ii first rate Gigi. If
the above prilperty is not sold by n,e9.i,1.i33
of Man-li uexi, it'will. on iliniilaiv, bectlctied, at
polilic Ant.-iiun, at one 3, o't-li.ck,,.-P. P,‘I.."0ii the
l»ri=ini_ses. or let for on-.-'year. "For further par-
ti_cu‘ars enquire of Alfred or Jariies Mallory, or
of A. E. Beartl,.Ol«l \Vell.
Nerw::lk.J:in I2. lS39. S=fl7
/ETN.4 LIKE [ATl‘U1£44NCE COM-
PANY, if}.-IRTFORD, CONZV.
$5,‘.-§§7l'l‘l'1 :1 Caiiilal ul'$200.C00. and liberty to
to lIJ_(fl'(’fl£f? lliesatiie to $500,000, ' '
'1‘lie5follmi‘iiig geinlcmcn compose the Board
of Dirt.-i;l'ur.- : .
Tlmiilas_K Brace
Thomas Bi-life-ii
Snmiiel Tudor
Griffiii Sn-dirimi
HP-':'r'y Kilbouiii
Elisha Dailtl
Joseph Morgan
Jesse Savage
Joseph Pruitt.
'J‘iio3i.-is K. BRACE.PI'€3lden!.
Simeon L. Lt_lll{IllS. Se:('rel:ir_v.
Risks on nil (ltԤCIlpllllllS of insurable property
!_.-ilten as low as at any other utlice in the United
States. and all loss promptly and liberally ad-
jusved. ,
I’:-rsoris wishing to be insured can apply to
lll°. siili-it-riber. who is uppoiulerl Agent. with full
power to receive proposals and issue ,.¢,|i¢-figs,
without the tle.la._y net-e.-.-tiiilyattendant on an ap-
pliration to the ollice. (3. G. 'l‘AYi.oR.
Duiiliiiry. Pr-ll. 4. l-‘S339, 102
‘Hf (il_:lNUlNlC CHINESE
’ HIOR US
_ JTULTICAULIS _i
13% U LB ‘3 H RY T REES.
75‘ ‘-.IlE attention of‘ Mulberry Tree cultivzr
tors is called to 8 l)--aiitiftil lot of iiboul
3:30.000 genuine Chinese Muixiis lfliilticnulis Mul-
l)(3l'l‘yiCl.llll!!g.~‘. '
supplying _tlwm;elvi-s. can procnrcr them on rea-
sonable terins, (zlcliverab-‘e inuneiliazelv, if re-
quired.) by apiilyiiig to Is.iAc PECK. -Jr. 250
Pearl Street. New York. "or to lliesiiliscriber.
wh.-re samples can be seen, and all other infur
inutioii rt-sntrcting them will be given.
Ail comnm2iz'caIiun:_‘ by mail, (postage paid.)
will rcccivc attention. ' ‘ " °‘
' HA Mil/l.‘ON PECK.
Flusliir*,q‘. L. i.. F.i..'9;'is39. ‘ “ stun
N. B. Tnc public may (lr-pend upon the cut-
tings l)l‘.Vl-3g been well protected from the se-
v~rll_v of the. wiiilor. in .c:iud.
l)ANlEL H. BONUS
ATENT I{lG ii’l‘fiir n.2lllll“.li.'3llll'lng' Ladies’
:1 and Gcull:.inen's ()v.;rsliucs, for sale by the
subscriber for the town of _\Vestpert, who has
,:ut‘CllEit5(‘.(l the rigl:;t for Norwalk & \Vestport,
Call and cg:-..mE::e toe shoes at my store and
.lu.'l_t__re iDl‘yt)1:l'S"'ll."t'.'S uftlieir l'l"t!‘:‘il.‘?.-
HENRY HANDS.
Norwnlk, Jan. 99 1339. 9;)
'5‘ its U as
7 ' i . . ’ Jsril.
i‘i1oMi>so1\ s
I‘. EIV PATENT TR USS.
M l’ORT‘AN'I‘ IMPOVEl‘_dE N'l‘.— Tl1cpr;'n-
ciplc /ms ,/irmlly been c/iscoiieled by to/tic/ii a
PERMANENT curt: qfi/ze HEKNIA can be i/‘_fl'(:cI.e,.'_I.
Nuuwruu.-.= certificate.-i can be product-d u"i‘d_iii
_£_l'-'.‘Hil(?l’|’lfCl’l oftnc first respectability that have
her n cured by wearing the-in. It is not only the
ea.=ii,-st to wear of any Truss ever invented, but
it keeps the Hernia (by an ingenious locl<)‘per-
Stephen Sifiencer
James Tlioinus
Eli«ba Pi-t k H"
Dallli-I Burgess
\Vard \Vnniltiridge
J1"'C[\ll Church ‘
Horatio Alden
Ebenezer Sceley
-ti.-ctly sofa». so that the patient. can ride or labor
jti;-it as well as it‘ he was not afllicted with the
Hernia. A trial of’ this valuable instrument is
its brst rccmnmi,-ndation. Any gentleman wish-
ing to he convincrd of its superiority, can have
the privilege of wearing it six days on trial, so
that the-y’ in y be satisfied tliatno imposition can
p0s.<ibl_y‘b_e intcnde_d;
0;‘:?="'Flie above superior Truss is for sale by
" ' Di‘. A. HILL.
Norwa.'k, Feb. ‘26. 1839. *3ui103
A C0'I"I‘0N FACTORY
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
%‘I'l‘UA'l‘ED in Norwalk. Fairfield County,
K Connecticut, 45 miles from the city of New
York, neartlie head of the Harbor, VVl]t"l‘."‘ Steam-
{.-oats and Packrts run daily to and from the city
of New York. _The Factory buildiugis 40 by 60
f'ret', 33 stories lrigh,built a few ycarssinre, and
is in good repair. The m~.c'hinery and gearing
are of the most approved kind now in use, con
sisting of '_I‘hrostlc & Dniif'ortli's frames. cards.
ry for carding and spinning Cotton, and is now
in full n_neral.ion. The water power is one of
the best in the County. ,Coiinected tllernvvitli
are several acres'of'Land, with it Dwelling I-louse’-
and out-Houses. Possession cad be‘ had on the
first d ay of Avril next. For it more particular»
ilescripticii oftlie property and terms of sale, 0
lease, apply to either of the subscribers.
" ' Wii.i.iAiu Sr. JOHN,
Biiéiiisaiiiui Locxwoon,
Joseivii W. IIuBnici.i.,
Norivallz, Fr-b. _26.”1b‘39.
NOTICE.
FE‘! HE subscribers ‘Alt: the Common School
. Journal. who wish ionbtain the back num-
bers, can be supplied by calling on S. RAY-
MOND, at the Store of Hubbell 5:’. Cu.
N‘ rwzilk. Feb. 25. 1839. i 103
NOTICE.
I‘ VI-IE Court of Probate for the District of
\Ve.-stpori, has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the exliibiiimi
ufclaimsaizaiiis: the Esia:e of Taylor Ijlurlbutt,
late of said \Vi~sl|)()l‘l. deceased. All person.-
103
I-luribuit (Sc Gurlfiim, are requested to make im-
mediate payineiil. ’ ‘
ALVA GRAY, Atlm’r.,
Wllh the will annexed.
\Vest_porl, Feb. 9. 1339. 3103
C A-ME to the subscriber on or about Ilie l,-_E,_)ill
of "January past. 2 SWINE. a male and
{‘..male,,boih' white. supposed to weigh about 70:
pounds. The owner can have them by anpl_\ --
ing to ‘ SAMUEL DEAN. JUD-
Stamford. Feb. 5. 1839. ‘ ' 3I*l02
TENEJIIENTS
,QON_.VE_NI_ENT foriilwellings for
_ one" or ‘two jlllillllt-'5. for further par
tiuulars apply to the subscriber.
Hunt Srnniioit.
Nurwalli, Feb. 19. was. 311
l)t3l'S()».’|S ‘who are desirous of
pickers, specders, and other machinery necessa-v
indebie.d in said Estate, or to the late firm of '
...-__ .___.-._,. ..-.
JUST receiiviediiind 8. sale by .:$ellec
9 quantity of. Co,rnell,’_s ‘Piitent ater Proof
Socks or Over-'Sfioes‘;. for Ladies’, wear. 8, hand-‘
some uriicle, kick and colored, ’ ‘ "
. D. SELLECK,
Ncrwalk. Febr"?rv 5. 1939:‘ - e if 1011.
[V ‘ US[C"‘BO0K_S.—-Tlie lllanliiittaii‘ Ciollec-_.
tion ofCliurch music ; the Boston Acade-
my, collcctioiioftlm; National Church Harmo-
"_V- Also. music for the Flute‘, Violin, Clarion-
“ll9s &c.-—-For sale by J. A. ‘NEED.’
‘/moi s_1i(7 2£._2i]['z29 is-by pin) ‘I/2.£'IZO_J
HE SlIl)SCl'll)8l'ull(‘(-!(Fun: reqm-slsull per-
sons Owing film on Book or by Note to seltld,
the same before the 20th March. as he expecls_'
to leave the place the first of April : and all ac 5
counts not settled before that time will he lift in
the hands of some person who has a little. brief-
aullinriiy. s_ BA] |‘EY_
Nnrwiilk. Jim. 25_ 1S39_. ' IIQQ
‘i-E‘.vU_C&R TERS &'.L‘r1 .-9 SONS.
l"i‘H.E subscribers. a Conirniltee of the Bap-
. tist Society of'Nnrwalk, are aulliurizpd tq
l'F"Ft‘lVt3_pr0p(')SfllS for buildings house of Public-_
Worship, in said Norwulls. 60 by 40 feet, to_'
commence as soon the wentliér will iiermit.—.—
PTOP‘-‘Sills Will be expected iininediately, and a}
plan may b9 examiiied cul,li'ng ’on Iohn Ar’
nold. ’
JOHN ARNOLD. Society's
ANDREW TURNEY. Com- 3
NOAH WEED. miiiee.
Norivnlk, .l:.lmiory S, 1839,
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
_ . THE Subscriber will sell at .l.’ublit:
Auction on ’l_‘ucsil:i_y the 12th 0'.‘ March
neat. at 1 «:l’e‘lor-k. P M., unless pro-
Vitlusly dislmsetl of,‘ that valuable and pl asant.
biiildiiig Lot sitiiati’.-d between the dwellings of
Dr. Bissell and Deacon Gm, Si; Jnhn, Also,
two Lots joiring Rev. E. Hall on the South,
each 4 rods wide, running back to the river.-—-'4
Terins iniide known at the time and place ‘of
sale. Sale to take place on the p;-pm'i_.n-g- ’ 1’
JAMES PUR'l‘ER.
Norwnlli, Jan. 98. 1§3i). " 5.100
11UILD.IN.C.r‘ LOTS E012. SALE.
Vi‘ “E ,B,'Ilisc'riti-:g1'offe.rs for sale Nine Lott,
. lifllilieei ll'0“li ll)’ 1_l’.l0 deep, sitiiatétl on the
B0510" Turnpike, 8, fl-w rods from the centre of
the Borough. being a good place fin‘ mecha ics,
mid in a good neigliburliood. Any person wish-
ing to purchase, will please call on
Enwin Locitwoon.
Norwalk, Fell. 19, 1839, ' if 102
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A LI-,1 l’§'l'=:‘¢“ll3 greih’-—'l,"‘:'U_\.':IJ()lii:il"d not to liarbnr.’
- 0,?‘ mist my wife JEMIMA ELZICA, on
rny a'ccoiml..asI will pay no (Jel)lstiflli=l‘CimlraCt-
ing from this date. '1‘noMA3 EL“-_,,,
Ridge-fielil, Ft-ll. I4. 1839. 3i*102
E) TAKEN UP
‘D
'1' ilie subscriuernu the lllli instant, one
While S_O_\V. supposed to weigh about 109
pouiids. Th‘e'uwner is rt-giuesierl to prove pro}
perly. pay elierges. and take her awaj,r'." ’ i
’ \VILLi.aiti B. BEERS.
Riilgr-field. Feb. I2. 1839... i ' 3.*]O2
' ‘O 'l‘I-IE AFFLICTED.-—Astma, Con-
sumption, Spittiiig of Blood night sweii=..~:=,.
C('ll),t_l'hS. colds, palpitation of the heart, rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, iervous diseases, liver Ct'l!.'i-
plaiut, all inercurial and delicate tliseasi:-s,gravul,
piles, all female weaknesses. &c &c. are stir:-i
cesefullv treated at the Medical olfice of Dr.
VViu. Evans, 100 Clial.lii1iri5t., I‘,{;' 3.,’., where’.
the Drlmuy be consulted. " " - 3
Lcllerfrom the Him. Abra/Lam }l'fcC'lellan. Sulli-
‘Um? county East 'l'ennessee, Jllember of Con-
gress. Was/zing‘lo7z. ./u!y.'3¢[ I339.
.‘:).r--Since have he--ii in this cityl have l]S(
some ofyour Dyspepsia inetliciiie with °iiifinite
benefit and satistaction, and believe it tube 19.
most. valuable remedy. One ofmy constituents.
Dr. A. Cardon, ofCamphell county, Tennessee,
wrote me to send him some, \Vliich Idid, and
lie has erpplclyed it very successl‘ull'y in his prac-
tice.’ tjziid says it is invaluable. Mr. Johnson,
yiniriagent at this place, thinks you would
probably like an ag-tint in Tennessee. lfso, I
would recominended Dr, A. __Cfil(.l(‘n as a pi-opé
person to oflficigitie for the saleofyour celebrated
m,edi'djne. '°Sim'_iild you commission him, he is
willing to act; for you. You can send tho met?-
icinc dy water to the care of‘ Robert Kiiig&
Sons, Knoxville county. Tennessee. or by land
to Graham 61. Houston.'l‘iizi-wt-ll, East Tenn.
\Vrite me in a lew days. I have no doubt. but
if you had agents in several counties in East
Teiinessee, it great deal of your medicine would
be sold. Iam going in take some ofit. borne
with me for my own use, and that uf',~'T?-Y friends,
- and s_lio_ulil lilte lieiir from you, w'll(-l.b'er yeti
would like an agent at Blountvillc, Sullivan
county, East Tenn. 1 can get some of the
merchants to act for you, as I live near there.
Yours res.pcctif'iilly, ' ‘
ABPJM M’CLELLA;\l. ot'Tr>nn¢‘sse«-
To Dr, VVin. Evans, 100 Cliritani st, N. Y
Fur sale liv. JIJHN A ‘NEED. Nurw;-ll
A REAI.Bl.ESSiNG ’,l.‘_O MO’l‘HEl}iS
R. W. EVANS‘ C'e£rbra~tc,d bioqfhiyz. -
., '.S_i/rnp. for (,‘/iilclrcn Cutting!/icir Tic//_i.
This infallible remeily has presr.-ivcd liuudretls
of Children, when thought past rocovc-r_v, lruin
convulsions. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed
on the gums, the child will recover. This
preparation is so innocent. so efficacious, and
so pleasaii_t. that tip child will refuse to let its
'c_r_uins be r't_ibbi_id with it. ‘V’Vhen infants are at
the age of four months, though there is no ap-
pearance of tccth, onelmtlleofllie Syrup _§i]0U d
be used on the gums, to open the p0l‘¢‘5. Parents
shouid never be \vitho_utt.he Syrup in the nur-
g._-ry where there are young children; for ifs.
child },‘.'tll(_9§ in the ni bl. vi-‘itii pain in the gums,
the Syrup 'irtuiierliate'iy gives ease by opening
the pores and healing the gums; thereby pref-
veutinz Convulsions. Fevers, - i : ‘ -‘
Fefsaie by. JOHN A. \VEED. Norwalis,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
' THE subscriber wo ild return
his t.‘iauks to the publi :for their
, p&l,rOlltl__i,fe tliroiigli the year 1838,
_ i ‘ " and ‘l’l_.’)F)L"_S by his alltentioii to all
orders -iniihis lirie, to rnrrit it con.;iniiance of theii'
favors for 1839. He has on hand and _consiai.t-
iv manufa cturing. _Gentlemmi’s, Liidies,’a'r:’d"l‘:liss-
,.'S B0515 {mil ‘Shoes, and Cacks. Measiire§§tak-
pn_,,m1 wc,.-'l;‘do_iie" by experienced workr'ii’ei-'.
Orders tliankfullyireceiycd and punctually at}
tended to. He has for sale India Rubber and
Dtlnl"'l H. Bond’e patent LeatherQversiiues,fo,r
Ladies and Geiitloiiieii. " ' '
Fl ND|NGS—A general assortment kept con-
gtnntly for sale, cheap for cash. No. 3. 5, 10,
12, Thread ,; Twist, Silk. patent stabbing
Thread,"Shuiamaker-'5 git, Hummers, Pincers",
Rasps, Sh'o;_zlt1?;~rS_.tic_its, Float _Files._.'3 square
Files, and every ILI‘i.l_j:‘i.l(.i?"lJS'llllll_V' called for in the
shoemaking lirie. i ' ‘ HENRY HANDS-
Nnrwtilk. J-f‘ll?1l'V I839 ' ll. 96
ROOMS I) b‘--'1-"ORE «T;
TO LE I‘. ’ "
TO LET. from the first day of April
, ‘ - ne_xl. a iiiiiriber of apartments. suitable
For small families. Likewise, 1 Si(i_re,_wel,l'eal‘.
.-ulalrrl Fir :1 _Grocery Store. now occupied by
Gould D.'_Jenii:ings. Also. one Store well cal-
mlmerl g',,;rhe‘_1)Vj»y,_(:£-(rods or Jewelry business
For further pa‘r'ti‘cul'ar§,iu,quire of _ -
Bdsiitiza
Norwiiilli, Felml‘ai'y '19- 193- 393
Norwalk Chronicler