H tacmcg/.
_ful duty devolves upon us of chronicling another"
_.shocking steamboat accident.
' St. Louis.
.hri’urs.'wL-re interred at a wood yard near to this
j.‘
tion was taken, and bill passed—yeas 15% nays
' Petitions of Congress Mills. and of New Eng-
land Manufacturing Co. referred i.o committee
on incorporations. &c. and the House adjourned.
Saturday .Morm'7tg', May 18.
The House met at 10. A. .M. Prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Dagger. _
Committee announced on petition of town Ol
\Vaterbury— Messrs. Strong, Higgins. 5: Smith.
of Middleburv.
Act in alteration of Tolland County Batik
charter. taken up and passed. _ _ _
Committee on elections reported on petition ol
Zebulon Hale, ofDurltam, tltat he is not etttizlcd
ion seat. Mr. Foster stated the circutnsiztiices
of the case, as t|,.,_y appeared to the cntrtmittee,
.and the report was accepted.
Committee oti Incorporaiions. reported on pc-
tition of Tbontas Vose and oiliers. an act incor-
porating Hottsaionic Canal Co. Report accepted.
Report of Norwich_Snvings Bank, read anti
accepted. .
Committee on State Prison reported against
petition of Geo. Hill. Report accepted. Saute
committee reported intfavor of releasing Betta-
jah C. Denny from prison. Accepted, and pe-
tition granted. Same committee reported against
petition of Johtt Towti .and Bertjamiit Lester‘.
accepted. Do. against petition of Harvey Gris-
wold. ‘After considerabledebnte on this case.
the report was accepted. Some committee
reported against petitions of \Vm. Lambert. Geo.
Derry. Frar:cisCroley, Franc-is Swift and D{lVld
Lewis; report acccptetl. Do. in favor of releas-
ing Sam’l \Vatsoti itt Feb. next; 3C‘Ct"pl€(1.
From the Ecanirtg Courier.
Committee on internal iiitprovenmnts, reported
on petition of Hartford and N. Haven rail road
co., ati act to issue scrip amounting to $200,000.
in aid ofsaid rail road. Bill read twice. and
300 copies ofbill and report ordered to be printed.
Also an act for scrip to the same atnount in
aid of the Norwich and VVorcester rail road.-—
Same dispossitiori as above. and made the order of
-the day-for \Veiltieslay nevi, at 10 o'clock.
The re.-tignntinn of Gen. Kittiherly was receiv-
ed attil :ir:ce,pterl. and an election to till the vii-
tczincy. inittfe the order of the day fir '1'/zu'rsrltty
tafleritaon next. No other business of itnporiance
I A ‘_ rarisactr-d, and the House adjourned to Mon-
-day ltllorltlng at 10 o‘cinck.
For tlte Norwalk Gazette.
THE HARTFORD TIMES /ll/ID FEDERALISM.
Mr. E.litot' -- On a former occasion, I gave
my views, through your paper, of the politi-
-cal 0l')ll“¢1Ctt:l‘ of the Tititcs, the organ of the
Loco-Foco party of this State, printed at
H.irtfor.l. lit that r-omztititiictitinrt l Sltt)\‘.’t‘Cl
that the pitliticnl cmirse oi"th.it p'.1',){‘t‘ iv.:s as
fir from the priiiciplt-s of .]l£:L//P."'t"S."1'r‘tt':I'l/L Dc-
111-‘)1?/'(I.I'_?_,’, as were the priitciplr-s of Robes-
piere aiil l\l.ti';it, \\'l)=.) ligaircil so c.uspicti—
t)llSl,_\-' iii l?‘r.trtcc l1t.l!'liil{' the Rt-igii of '1‘ei't‘0r.
Since that pi.-rioil the Tiititts ll=lS p:tss.i‘l into
'-other lllltIlS-—-.ll1i it was my hope tltzit; it
tvotil.-.l, un let‘ the dirt.-ctiott of its present titli-
tor, -.idvo:ati- tlic 1)'.‘l‘.‘i0(‘l':lllC fziitlt ol .lci'fer-
son. lint 1 ll‘.iVU since SC-'.t1‘t‘l1OClllS colurnns
in vziin for such a result. The increase of
‘E.\‘eciitive p(t‘.\'t_‘l'--1111! iiitcrfei‘cncc. ol (_i()-
vertitrioiit U;licei's in the l'ri:c.lotit of elections,
have not, _;:t any time, t'cct'.-ivctl the rcbtilre ol
_ the Tinzcs.
But my 0b_,ioct in v.'rititt-g this COi’i}‘i‘i‘t!l’.tlCt't-
tion, is to say 21 low \‘.'Ol'(1:3 on two ch-.irges
whicli the Times (and the ivliol-3 corps of
the L030-Foco editors have also re-echoed
the charges) has ‘tirade ag.inst Gov. Ells-
. worth.
The first Cll(11‘g‘e is, Gov. Ellsivortlt is it
Federalist, bcr.:z.u,.~‘e he continues the practice
of law. after his election its C‘-liiefM-.igisti'z1te.
If the Titties, and its l{llit1l'Ct'1 prints, should
study the history of C't’)rint‘(‘.llC.Lll, they ivould
find that Gov. Elisivortli do-cs not foiloiv the
example of any Federal Gov.-rncr~for none
have acted as Governor, and pmcticed at the
.bar at the some time. Now, Mr. ‘Editor, 1
liitive yet to leiirn, that it is :1 brcrtch of De-
-tnocracy for it Governor to labor, the some as
any other man. Bttt perhaps the '1'iinr.-s
-‘could hive it Ur0‘.’et'n€lt‘ "'clothcd in p'Il‘l‘.tlL:
and fine linen, and fare sumptttously t-vci'y
day,” and say to his fellow citizciis, “Get
Lice. behind me, for 1 am now Governor of
the State of Conitcctic.itt, and dignity t'c-quires
that I should live in idleness.” A\\‘:‘._\' uitl.
-‘such Democracy! A Governor is but :1
iniii, anl if he attends to the dtttits of lti-.:
otlicc, (arid the Titties has not cliarg-‘ed hint
_ivitli l1C_Q"ltClll1g his diit_\_',) the people will not
the sight that met our eyes was truly heart-rend
ing. The survivors lay about on pallets. thr-
flesh boiled down oftheir bones, as it were ; some
issuing the most piteousytnoans—-others. utiablv
'0 Ull€l'6V9n 3 EFGGIL There were those atriont:
iltetti partially consoled by the sootlting care of
l'rlt?t’l(lS: and more who had none from when»
to seek syiripailiy but slranger,:_
A F;ret'tCl)tt'H1l1 might be ltcard to cry, “ O
m.0n'_Dtcu! man. Dicu.'" and 0 poor Ge.-rtitan by
his .~‘l(l€‘. t_ocj.=tciilnte iii sorrow-ing accents, “mien
Got.’ mzcn Got.” It was a scene at which at
l)Ctlt‘l ofadamant. would trieli with pitv.
The boat was built in Pittsburg sonic four
y€«'trs since; the piston rod, now broken. has
been since in tise..—N. O. Picrzyunc, .May. 8.
Ittlarried.
— At New York. on the 15th inst. by the Rev.
Dr. Spring. Mr. \Villiaui R. \Vhiie, to Miss
Emeline. daughter of Samuel Brown, Esq. all
of New York.
At Bridgeport, Capt. Joel Tltorp, to Miss
Eliza Hautliii._
At Greenfii-.ld, Mr. Ebenezer Hill. merchant
of Albany. N. Y. to Miss Hannrtli, daughter of
Capt. E. Lyon. '
Al \V<‘.ston, Mr. Noalt Miller, of N. Y. city.
to Miss Jane L. Gilbert, of \Veston.
‘ At \-Vilton on the 20m inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Smith. Mr. Autos Scolield, of Deanville. Ct. to
Miss Marilla M. Burgess, ofBainbridge, Coyo-
lsoga county, Ohio.
()§*’All those in favor of orgartizing a LV-
ceurii in this village, are requested to meet at the
Centre Academy, on Friday evening, the 24th
inst. at 7 o'clock.
STAMFORD BANK
_ Stttntford, May 6, 1839.
‘ T ti. l'l”l‘-'.‘t',‘i.lt]g ofthe directors of this Batik.
ltcld this day, Voted, That a f'urtlierinstal-
merit of ten per cent on the capital stock, (or
mvn DOLLARS, on each sliare.) be paid on the
first Moridzty of September next, at the banking
tioiiso. By order,
32115]
I
E . HILL, Cashier
IVOTICE.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK,
Nortvalk. May 22. l339. E
THE annual ritee-ting for the choice of Di-
. fccltttsliir the year ettsuing, will beholden
at the Banking House, in Nnrtvalk, on the
sectintl 'l‘iiestl;iy. of June next. The polls will
be open front 11 o’cloc|.'. A. M to 1 o'clock. P.
M. '1‘. \VAI:.\'I:'R. Jr. Cashier.
:'-3:115]
TAILORING AT OLD WELL.
,-(‘i HARLES M. K.‘-IAPP respectful-y invites
‘ his friends and the public, to give him 8
A
l
‘he done in the best m-T'.lmt?l‘. and most approved
1 .
cell. He feels grateful HIT past favors. ind still
.»-oliagits a share of their patronage. \«Vork will
lhsliion ; prices cheap as elscwliere, and on as
accortititotlating tcrrns. Garments cutiind made,
are warranted '0 suit. He has also spared no
pains and i‘-:-zpcttse to gctitistrnctiatns in cuttittg,
ztud he feels confident from his practice and ex-
p:‘t'l(EItt.‘.C, that he will suit. those who call on
film.
The subscriber has on hand broadclotlis,
trient of good blue, black. green, and brown
cloths; green l)ttlZC; silk velvet; black satin ;
liisliion-ible spring and summer vestiiigs; .-t good
ZtES.’)1'l.m"l![ of cassimcres, fine black t1‘1(.l drab,
with .'t vatrirety offuncy colors; bombazine, last-
ing; a first rzite piece of Butililo clotli ; striped
linen. French driili:i_r_r; wliiic and brown linens;
cotton gooris for IT]-‘I1 and boys wear; hanker-
cliii-fs, gloves. stocks, collars. boscms and sus-
penders; triinmittgs of all kiitds that are usually
called for; it lot of remtiants for sale, suitable
for small boys. A stipply of goods will be kept,
as he is ptttrortized his stock will iitcrensa.
Reaily made clotlting kept constantly on hand,
cortsistiiig of clotlt, ciissirnere, stittinett and
thin p:ttit0.looi.s ; shortj tckets ; vests of various
kinds; ready made clothing well made, and
for sale at a reduced price. -
N()1‘tV{1ll{q (Old lIVt-ll.) May 20. 1839. [115
A COC/NTRY RESIDEIVCE FOR
SALE. -
'1‘ W0 story dwelling house, with sixteen
F21 acres of land. consisting of a meadow. an
apple orchard, and :1 li:-inrlsntne grove of \Val -
nut trees. It is situated one mile from the
village of VVcstpori, Fairlield courtly, Coiiit. and
.-thoni the satire distance from several lioit.<es of
worship. and _t_zood schools. lt is beautifully
lot-atcd for a t-ontttry re.-idertcc. as it commands
a verymrtettilerlvit:wofLnn:1Island Sound. and
‘the .<.=itt'roitriding country. Gentletnen wishing
'to purchase a retreat from ilie bu:tle and con-
tfizsion of the city during the warm summer
t
l
l
co-fnplaih ifhc. Cuts his own ,,-,,,,,j, {‘,..,..,]S l~,O§_.S‘ uioitilis. will find this place for cheapness and
or attends to other t-‘Il),')lOVmt'.‘l’tlS, tvhtn his l “‘‘““l_\’ 0f lucatism. art oh_ir.=ct worthy oftheir at-
offi ‘o does not reqiiir-.-. his attention.
w'1‘l't l‘~" -I fl-‘l“l''
., 14.. (it ‘it. I Cl .ttgt ts.i tonc i o t it, 5111.! t.nc.
Blended with the i'l'.llt.'Ll10l.lS. Gov. Ellsivortli
i‘-.-:ids his own l‘i‘Iessrig'cs to the L:3gir,=l;itut't: l
Ila/‘rib/L .' /tot‘)-ibtc .’.’ The. editor of the
'1‘lti1r'S sttiv so mitcli .I"c.‘Zttr'rr!i.s'tn. in this prac-
ticc,'tliut llt‘ has ii't‘.']l1C‘ttl.ly (lt'i)i')llt'tC(‘(1 it as
Zl'i1l.l-'.’lt.‘lI1OCl'tlliC——Zl ttd it \\ Pelt or two previous '
to the risseiiiblittg of the pl‘C.>‘('l’ll Leg'i'sl tture,
an tirticlc t1pptf.'tl't‘Ll in the 'i"itnc-s, ud-
vising the Loco-Focos that if the Clovc-itior
should again commence reading his own
message, they should move, in a body, from
the House.‘ .
lfthe editor of the Times, and his brother
Loco-Focos ofthe press, in this. State, will
look back at their own files, they will find
that Mr. lsaac Hill, Loco-Foco Governor of
New-Hampshire, in 1838, delivered his Mes-
sage to the Legislature, in person—and the
_§,=Ii_ll_also find that they -publislted the fact,
r-vitltoltit censoring Gov. Hill for reviving a.
Federal practice.
‘ Strange such a difference should be,
{Twixt tweedle-dutn and tweedle-glee.’
The fact is, whatever the Loco-Foco press
may say to the contrary, the practice of Gov.
‘Ellsworth and Gov. Hill, of doing their own
work instead of employing a servant, does
not savor much, to say the least, of Aris-
- ICHABOD.
*’ AWFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-—Tlte pain-
",[‘he steamboat George Collier left this port,
Saturday afternoon, at halfpast 5 o'clock. for
At half past 1o‘clock on Suttday
morning. 6th inst. when within about 80 miles
ofNatchez. the piston rod gave way where the
key passes through the '1‘ head, which broke the
forward cylinder head. and carried away a part
of the boiler stands; the steam v.-hiclt escaped
itcalding45 persons who were in the after-cabin.
26 ‘of whom d_ied the same day.
Twelve ofthe iinfortunaies were buried in the
neinghborliood of the disaster. The George
Kvashington shortly came along on her way
'down, and took the George Collier in town.-
The other fourteen. "V-.'lii't survived but a few
tettiioii. 'l‘iile indisputable. For terms which
will he liberal. aitd other particulars apply to
,Cit.irtLt~:s lSAACS, Norwalk, or Tires. C. this
‘Form. near the steamboat landing. Old Well. or
to War. C, BRll\‘CKEP.H0l'-‘F, No. 12 Day st. New
York. ‘ M115
OSTON ROCKERS and Nurse Chairs.
_, now on hand, and for sale cheap for cash.
Boston Rockers for from 203 to $4. Nurse
chairs from 12s to 183. Call soon ifyou wish to
purchase an article ofease, and convenience not
to he cxcelletl. VV. A, B_uu,ow,
M ay 20. 1839.
.. CHEAP STORE.
T HE subscribers liavitig made arrangements
with the importers of New York, for their
fancy goods. would give noticeyto the public,
that from the present ‘ime tliev will be able to
show the greatest assortment of goods. and sell
them a little the lowest ol arty concern this side
oftbe great city. STEVENS & CLOCK.
May 20.
NEW GOODS.
5"‘ VHE l'_il'teenih supply of goods this spring,
" - received the past week. cotnprisirig every
article in the Dry Goods line. which will be sold
a little cheaper than ever. at the New York
store. by STEVENS 66 CLOCK.
M ay 21.
AKEN up and ittipoiinvlcd in the Borough
Found, a red yearling heifer. the end oftlie
tail white, no artilicial mark. If not taken out
in twenty days, it will be sold as the law directs.
Hormci: A. Giizns, Pound keeper.
Norwalk. May 13,1339. 2|1l5
BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
4,... ’ SHARES of the capital stock of the
‘i Stamford Bank. or any part of it. is
now otferetl for sale, at a price well worthy the
attention of any person having money to invest.
The stock has paid an average dividend of 8
per cent, since its conitnencernerit. Reason lor
sale, the subscribers wish to invest. elsewhere.
STEVENS <5: CLOCK.
May 21.
.MOUSALINE' DE LAINES.
FEW pieces more of those handsome
1- Mousaliito dc Laine just received, which
makes our assortment it little better than it ever
was. S-rizvmvs dc CLOCK.
May 21. '
UMMER. S'1.‘UFFS-—-a great variety, for sale
cit
{Va visited the ill-fated boat yesterday, and
’; cheap by JAMES MALLORY.
:::issi.tinre.=, S.'ti.lll‘:(3lS, and vestings ; an assert-,
?
RINTED MUSLINS—A large lotjust re-
ceived at the New York store; smite HEW
pntiertis; also, Printed Lawns. which will be
-old cheap by S'1'x-:VE.\'s & CLOCK-
Mai' 20. 1.839.
LADIES HATS.
g-$?EV’EN cases of L:-itlies Hats received the
‘ past week, by ilic subscribr-.rs direct lrom lltt’
trienulacittrers. compti.<iot.1 'l‘itscans. Leglinrtt
Flats, Plain and Colnretl Straws. etc. etc. VVltlCll
can be sold it little ClIz'Itpt'3l' than has ever ltt-tin
oli‘-red this side of New York. Call at the New
York store, a few doors north nfthe ritill.
STEY.t2'.\‘S & Causti-
l
May 21. V
II’
N. B. Also the largest assorttiietit of Moi-
nery Gootls ever olibretl in Nt|l".Vt‘.il{ lit-litre.
UN_EX.-k EEPLECEP
]lIA_1lIM'0TH SC HE.ll1'E!
VE‘HE following details of it-Scheme of a
_ Lottery, to be drawn in December neitt.
warrants us iti declaring it to be tmparaltelcd in
the history of Lotteries. ‘Prizes to the trtnount
have never before been oti‘..-red to the public- It
is true there are mtiity blanks, but on the other
liaitd. the extremely low cliarge of tu-an/._y dollars
per ticket-—the value and number of the capi-
tals, and the revival ofthe good old custom of
warranting tli:it every prize shall be drawn and
sold, will," we are sure, give universal satisfac-
tion. and especially to the six hundred prize
holders.
~ To those disposed to adventure. we recum-
mend early application being tttud-2 to us for
tickets-—wlten the prizes are all sold blanks on-
ly rr-ntiiin ; the first buyers have the best chance
at once remit and transmit to us younordere.
which shall always receive our itnitiedt-itc_at-
tentiou. Letters to be riddresscd, and applica-
tions made to _
SYLVESTER & Co.,
156 Broadway, New York.
{):‘;-Observe the number, 156.
$700,000.
$500.0®0 2
$254100 3
6 Prizes of
$20,000!
2 Prizes of
$5 10.000 2
- 3 Prizws of
$ 10.000 1
GRAND REAL Eb‘ l‘A'l‘E AND‘ BANK
STOCK 1.0 l"l‘ERY OF PR()l’l:.R (‘Y
Situated at New Orleans.
0:,3=’ The highvst and most; magnificent
scheme ‘ever presented to the public, in this or
any other country:
TICKETS ONLY $20.
Atitliorized by an act of the Legislative Assem-
bly ol'Floridii, and under the directions of the
cotninissioiters acting under the saute.
’1‘o be drawn at Jatcltsonville, Florida, Decem-
ber l, 1839.
SCH t‘.lID'l‘ lit. l-IAMILTON. Maitagers. '
SYLVESTER. &. Co. 156 Broadway, N. York.
sole Agents.
NO COMBlL\lA'l‘ION NUMBERS
100,000 Tickets, from .'No. 1 upwards
cession.
C
tl
..
I
'.'
in suc-
Tlie debts oftlie property and the stock traits-
ferred in trust to the commissioners appoint-
ed by the said act of the Legislature of Flori-
da, for the security of the Prize holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 .
1 Prize, Arcade, 286 teet, 5‘lllCl]e8,4 lines, on
Mugazirie street; 101 teet_. .11 lllclles °“
Natchez street; 126 feet, 6 mCl19_9: 0" Gm‘
vier street. Rented at about $87,000 per
annum. Valued at $700-000
1 Prize, City Hotel, 126 feet. on Com?
mun street; 146 feet, 6 inches on
TICKETS $20—NO SHARES.
_.._.,.._
'I‘he whole ofthe Tickets. with the numbers,
as also those containing the prizes. will be ex
ztmined and sealed by the commissioners ap-
pointed under the act. previously to their being
put into the wheels. One wheel will conttiin
the six hundred prizes, and the first six liundred
numbers that shall be drawn out. will be entitled
to such Prize as may be drawn to its nurnbei-._
and the fortunate holders of such prizes will
have such property trartsferred to them imtnodi.
titely after the drawing. unincurnbcred and
without. deduction.
- tertlie opening oftlte school will only l)i'!Cl1dt‘g
1
States, in the-West Indies, in Canada. and other
ofthe Briti;-li Provirtces are requester] to insert
the above. .38 a standing advertisemeitt, tintil
the 1st. of Decemltr-.~.i' i‘.P.Xl.. and to sentl their ac-
count. to Us togetltcr with 0. paper containing
the advcrtisctiient.
‘ SYI.VES'l‘ER dz. Co.
156 B.~tt:itl'.t’a\»‘, Netv Yotli.
1i'1:i_‘i'. 1839.
,. ANTEC D-A s 'l.'U.'ltl lt.'.l!I(lr).'l€-llOt'.~1(‘. lum-
it" ,- her-box watzgznn. Apply at tli.‘sttl’rit'P. '
Nun-.»..ii:. ;\i.-:»- it‘. 53... ‘ tr ll-E
1071.‘) l???" ES TAB Lifiiff f'i""'.
l"t'.iZlia.t2; Vt". B‘tb7‘7‘Z!Z
Jiii.-’l.‘lt'} curritiu;-ttccil the tin, Ell(‘.’.‘.l iron,
. fl atiizl stove l)'.,t.~'ln="£,-‘f’?-. met and the ltt‘itlgc.
Nortvnllt, \’.‘lit,‘t‘(: ltt- iittttnds kecpirtg rt g"‘l'lt,'1'?1l
iissorittiettt. of liousc l;t3t:ping zitticlt:s—l’ltti:t
and jttpan tin ware; iittrd and hollow ware; and
iiinorig his assortment may be found Britartnia.
block tin and pewter ware; English and Al1"i‘-..'i‘i-
can hollow ware ; brass kettles flf'lSlle(l rind uri-
fiiiislted; silver ]Jlll.lf.‘tl tattle and tea. spoons;
also, Britarinie, blo:-lt i..‘.‘., tin p ate and iron do.
table and desert knives and forks ; l)lJti.(’(l and
steelstii.=fi"ei°s and trays; tea waiters; jzipzin and
brass lamp:-t ; hi-ass, tin and iron candieslii:lts .
brass artdirons ; shovel ittid tongs ; cod‘-.-c mills;
sieves‘; g-ridirons,toas'inr__r irons, and S1tClll'OliS ;
ga_i;tntng,'5 pans ; dC()l1"1Tm!)l1 and fliiicy bells,
l'l-tlnlllll ti-a an co co tots. some new tint
el£',t.;::1nt patterns; soap stint-3; clay and iron
l1l1'l\aCt‘S. .
N. B. Repairing and job work done at the
shortest. notice. and in the best manner.
‘Mary 14. 1839.
tfll-'1
FOR YOUIVG LADIES.
R/"RS. Sit-lITH’S scltool is now open for
. . the reception ofpiipils. ’1‘lie..umber will
be limzted to twenty-five. Tliose who enter tif-
cd front the time of their entering. but after once
entering. no deduction will be rnsitle for t‘-C"3."lSlftl’Tl
lll absence. Diiy scliol-ti°s—for the iiiirodi_ic-
tory or first class or English st.ii:lies $3 pct‘
quarter; For the second class $4 50. These
are Woorlbridtte and Willard’s Universal G.'-o;_r-
rtipliy; Butrit.t’s Gnorzraplty of the I14.=.:tt'eiis;
VVill;-.rd’s Uriiverstil Histor_v; 1Ietlgo’s Logic ;
Newtnai‘-’s Rhetoric; Legzil Clzissic; Mrs.
Phelps’ Botany; Mrs. Phelps’ Chemistry;
Kunte Elements of Crtticistn; Euclid's Elc
n1t)".l:' of G”-0m"It‘t‘; 'l‘oi.t.eu’s Algebra. and
otlter branches of Mtll1~'matlCSllllrt-(il1Cl0l‘y to
tho study of Natural Pliilosopliy; E:tfield’s lit-
stittiter of Nt:.ti.iral l’liir-sopliy for those who
havt; studied M.-nlietrittics. 0lli".‘t'\VlS0 Mrs.
1’liel,ts’ Natural Philosophy; ‘.’Vay'aii(l’s Ele-
iiit-ttts of Moral Science; Pt.-ley’s Moral Philoso-
phy. Ex-‘rn cliarges the saint: 8.5 for boarders.
'1‘.-rtt.e for l)()él.l'(l,‘ washing‘, and tuition, $150
per annum, or $75 per term, paynbl»-. quarterly
itt advance. Instruction in Music 32310; use of
instruments $3; French 235; Drawing and
Painii.tg 84 per quarter.
Rcferenr.cs.—-Rs-v. Dr. Schrcedcr. Rev. Mr.
Benedict. of the Bowery Church, N. Y. Rev.
Dr. Mead, Rev. Mr. Hall. ofN0rwalk.
Nurivnlk, May 14. I839.
-t, __ _ med at ,-35,000, AN-SON H. NAPP,
§_’.,§,'E§,,“,:{e"‘ Re - $_ ' _ 500,000 trr..rc/t,mr.I...-,‘_-272 G7'a.7Ld Street. N.)‘Y. '1
1 p,,z_.,_ Dwelling 1103,55, (adjolnlilg OLD and Silvpr VVt'._EClieS ; Silver lprtte.
the At-cud:-) No. 16. 24l'eet 7 inches and Gertniin Silver Spoons ; Gold latt-tl
f,.n,,,0,, N,,,ci,,-.z street, Rented at and Gilt Err Rings ; Finger Rings. -‘Hid Btiz-'{SE
$1200. Valued at. 500,000 Pins; Watch Cltuins , Giiards amt K”-_3'5i bll‘
1 Prize. (in. (atljoiiting the Arcade) veiflaitd Steel Spectacles ; Silver Pencil cases;
N,,_ 13’ 23 feet f,-om, on N.-ttcliez ‘ Tlitmblcs; Coral Beads; Necltlut-BBS. 51-0. 07'?
Street. Rented at $1200. Valued 20 000 8a]l17(ii[t]cfl(:rdi)lleliit:li‘i'rm6E.:.b repaired at short no
at i _ ‘t ‘ 2 ' ’
1 Prize, do, (adjoining tho Arcade) N0. ticc. “.114
20. 23 feet. front. on Natclir-.z street. ' ARDWA RE. {Sac —A tiew supply of
Rented at 31200. Valued tit 201000 . Hardware and Carpenter’s '1‘ools, for s1le
1.'_Pl‘lZ9, do. No. 23, N-tfilletlsl 0-‘"391’ cheap by CHAS. ISAACS.
of Bisin and Custom ouse street ; V '
40 feel. front oti Basin, and 40 feet. NE iv ARR A -ZXG ],‘;_g‘S'
oti Franklin street, by 127 feet. deep ,C°l“ll'°'l1°l"'g T'"35 ,2” , "’ ‘d',.“‘ 8
in Custom House street. Rented 20 000 m :;‘l$§lnl;t')1l:' eating Nev. or it l’.6l't. .om
ol'Bisin and Custom House street; Bl'l08eP°l'l- “'l,‘I‘,_ ew §Ve”'F‘. f, ,d
3'2 feet 7 niches on Basin, 32 feet. 7 ‘ 1%‘? 5l°"(1,m °}‘“t5,o‘lll ‘*1 v
incltes on Frititklin. 127 feet 105 ‘ 0' l,',",l,‘I’ tkwl q,.""‘weNlile
inches deep in front of Custom -;;,.§‘... »,;_ aigiotko -T. etS',”(l)’,, Liv
House street. Rented at $1500. “"0" ""‘*""’ ,°f :_ ""-l,'3"“l ll". “ll”
Valued at I 20,000 ceptv.-tl) at seven oc.o.l... I .ttérni,iif§‘,r, !_WI
1 Pt‘t,Z‘3. do No. 339. 24 feet 8 "lclles leave Bridgeport every motlillln‘-=,t1.t O o c pic...
on Royal street, lly 127 feet 11 inches N°l'“’l‘ll‘ ‘lo 0 11 ,"
deep. R.-:ttt.i~r_l ztt$l000. Valued at 15,000 smllllold 0° d” 1 E,”
1 P,.,z‘,. 250 sh_,,.,,s C,,,,,,1 B,,,,k stock, i.-Iitrseneck do do 115 do
$100 ettcll, 2-3,000 3““’P”‘9.. .‘l° d. ‘l‘_’ , 1° 2
1 do 200 shares Comrnorcial, do do 20.000 still,-'95 W‘ l be ill :9“Nl"e*‘5C ° °°”VIe{3_',l”",_5:’,ll,’,
1 do 150 do Mech’s «Sc Traders 15 000 ~ t‘~’-'’‘l'5 00"‘ N;°l'W," l‘ '° Fl’lll,,_.,a,'ll"llli . l')‘.‘-‘.'9“l‘--ll»
1 do 100 do City Bank 10 mol W“S‘l"’”t b°“,f?'P‘3)',**;,d ““_“- ‘,,“‘]f,_ _-:,‘,',;}"Y*
1 do 100 do do do 10 000 :°"'“”3"l’.’Y i "" ‘ml eviilfla ..‘‘.‘’”.'l5.'., -3 Mi’
1 do 100 do d,, do 10,00,,,il‘ay poo S_aiutt'_l.iy,NromH. ilmét.;f((,)il‘L,)‘i.‘.ll.l)’ u
1 do 50 do Exchwge do 5,U00‘;blZl'€i-i't)l‘Cl; t 1l‘Jr\, ew .-tVLl.Et.li crayfillq
1 do 50 do do do 5.000‘ r _ i"
1 do 25 do G.is Lvglit do 2,500 THE COURT OF PROBATE
1 dc’ 25 00 d” do 2500 ' ()R,tlie District of \Vestport has limited
1 do 10 do Mechis 6‘: Tmdclsido 1500 J six months friim this date lblr the e‘(ltll)l.
‘1 do 12 do do do 1’500 tion ofcluitns auaiusi llielestalelof D2iniel.Tt1Y'
20 Pllzps’ each 10 shares “f the l r l'te ofsaid_\Vestport deceased
Lt)ulSl.’tl1a. ?‘stit(t)e(-.)0Birilt, $100 each, 0 ' J G,,;,,, Adm-,..
eacli prize 20,000 - , 0- q ' ' pg '
,0 do Each mm smres 0,. 100 each’ \Vesiport. .111); 1. 10%. . 3
each prize -‘$200, of the Gris Light ,»§_,i}A1)i'i;‘t.'i.'3Y ATS.‘ N013. Vi’.-3 E4 2%,
Bank 20,000 (OLD WELL.)-
200 do each Ol‘iC.Sl]8.l'0 of $100, ofthe GEOQGE L. BIILLE, A. B, Principal.
Bank °fl‘°“lSl”*lla' 20,000 l‘ "HE spring term of this institution, coin-
20U do each one share of$l00 of the 0. niencecl April 25th. ’l‘uitiun. Ettalislt
New Orleans llltlllk 20,000 hrartclies ‘S4; Lnngiiages $5 00 per quarter.
150 (lo Bach 009 8lll1l'_e (£3100 Of the Buarfl for pupils can be obtained in private
Umon bank of Flonda 15-000 families at $32 00 per week.
EFF, Norwallt. (Old \Vell.) .\‘l:iy 1. 1839. 6t*1l2
rizes - ~ -
...__. 8 ’5°°’°° T0 MILLINERS.
F£?4‘l,HE undersigttcd lteitig appointed by the
honorable Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, cointnissioncrs to receive and
examine the claims oftlic creditors on the estate.
of William Griffitlt. an insolvent, debtor of Not--,l
walk; notice. is hereby given, that we shall‘
meet on the business of our appointrttent, at the
best ever offered in market. for sale bv
. l
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL‘
We, therefore, cmpltai.icatl_v say, delay not .’ but '
3rn"'114 -
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0:’?'VICTOR1A Steel'\Vriting Pens. llle
L. CLARK 6: Co.
l-l'ANT.’3D IIl1'frIEDIA TE L Y
-IX first rate Journevmen Cabinet Matters.
5 to whom steady employment and gt‘-Of’
wages will be given} ."-.ls't, rt gcrtd clinir R‘!-‘.ll2t‘.'i'
will find it :‘<liitf!llltl1'll:'l “ill be fit!’ lil3.l!1lCft~'$l-
by up-,tl\,'iogsttoti in the stibscsiher.
- - - ’\‘.':-r. A. BAttLo‘.\'-
N«ii".vt“.ll:. :'x,viril 8. 13335}. W109
_ 1'1.-'i.RD ll"11f.' I3, C.ti.l’§P.7}I‘r-' TEITQ‘-3
'f'OGLS, <51‘. _t§~c.
1% NE‘.V supply-of 1‘.lt'1l‘tl\‘.’Bl'C,‘ Cei'pertter;~:
'l‘ools. dci-..: umnn;.g wl‘l(‘ll may be futtitd,
.loirttt-.r.-=. Jack Pliinr-s. Fore Pi:int=.-‘-. Sll‘t()rttllln_zg
Planes; llttllows and Rouitdszflvalos and 1:‘-rzart .
Bratls; Carperiiets/Plows: Brace and Bitts:
Attiericnit and Eittzii-lt (.'l.ist-ls; Cttncitve and
Cttiitiitoii.Ati,s:ers; Mill and Cross Cut Saws :
Httiiil Panel Compass, ititd 5.-T:tsli_S:iw.~'. d:c._&c
for s.-ile cheap. l)V ,..CllA?:‘-.113.-‘..3.l.It*~.
Nor-.vitll{. Mttrt-li 17. 1330. ll‘lC"3
BROADCLOTH.9. C:‘ikf.'S.£'.i~iERf3S cl,‘
S -'1 '51 7V F TTS.
f‘§,”"- HE lat-g-st :-.s:soi'tinc;;t in the villtgc, for
.53- istil-.: atthc sure of
S'r:vi;:.:: L CLOCK.
April 16. 1‘5I3'7). ll‘ 110
NE 51’ DH YGOOD-.7 S TORE.
7?-"T111121 siibscribcrs have n,)t‘t:t‘.ti ti Dry Goods
E and Fancy Store, in ('t)lll<1t‘(‘.Il()t) with the
Jewelry btisirtcss, at the old stuitd oi Levi Cinrl-2.
west side the bri..li:e, where they intr-ml keep-
ing a gt.-neral tissnrtitietit of Friitcy and Staple
Dry Gi.()llS- 'l‘liey respectt'uil_v invite all to will
and eitatiiine their goods. as they dcsi,-_:tt selling
good articles. and cheap.
Au entit_iti.-.rationol'tlteir articles they consitlcr
unnecessary. and Wutlltl !lHEl't‘l_V .\‘3_Vlli.’ll,liiF‘_y‘ll)-
tend l{8t3plt:_2 every tlilti:-; iii the D-‘y Good and
Jewelry line. lrorn 2 gold put.-iii l-.-vcr v.-.-tit-h to
a hull of cotton. L. CLARK 6.’. Co.
.-‘iitril Gilt. 1-SS. .
"1 l:lOV}:‘.LS, Spzttltts. but-:-', (:i.irtlctt lint.-s
ls Crow Bari; iiroail tirzd 1‘l'.-tl‘I‘t)\v Ax:-s:
At.-gersnfall ltitti_ls'; Cart and ‘Gila;-rgrttt l3iixr:st.f
all sizes; {lay and llliiritiri». Forlts; Plouglis
and Casting-3 on hand and for sttlechcz~p by
CHAS. ls.-Lacs.
W109
Norwnik. April 9. 1530.
NOR WALK B./l.KEt’€ Y.
WHE 8l1i3Sl!t‘ll)t'.‘l' I'C?S{)‘.‘t.‘.li]ily int'ot'rrt= his
ft-itrnrls and the public, lltul he llt=..S ttilzcti
the Bilrery at Notwttllt, Witt.‘l'tJ lie ltnpcs by
strict atteittien to busizir-ss to merit 0. share 0%’
their pzttonagc.
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S.t:irr.'. R. BUNT1-.‘IG-
Not-wallt, April 16.1839. 3:'ii1l0
N. B. Battier .-ind Sugar Ci':icl;ei's for sale at
the New York prices.
BEA VERTEENS BANGUP CORD.
I.AR.GE ttss.trt.trtetit for 181 to "is per
; yiirtl. Some of‘ivhicli are of it vi‘.-y su-
perior quility. Also, .-t l::t'gt: assot°'..nietit of
stinititt.-i' goods for riici“i’s and yuiiIli';-t apparel.
forsale by Sr;-zvaxs 3.: Chuck. .
April 16. if 110
ll:}:'CLAR.lON E'l"l‘S. Fliiies. Fifcs. rinil
other musical iiistrutrteiiis, for sale cheap by
1.. CLARK at C0.
.7A."ii'E.‘3 C. LOOMIS.
liotise or James Stevens, inrtliolder of said Nor-
walk, on the rltlt Mondays of S.-ptember and No-
V€lIll)£.‘1'. oit each ofsaid d-tys, at 1 o’clock in the
afteriioon._ '
The Court has t'1ll0\'.’e(1 six months for the?
credit:-;'s to cxhibit their claims from the 13th:
of M ty 1839, properly attested.
3t1l4] Moses GREGORY.
Wrr.LIAM (Tiwttcir.
it’ HE siibscrihers have just received a large
assortmeniuf Iilillinery Goods of every dc-
scripiiott forthe Spring trade. They have La
dies‘ Hatsot‘ every description, in al-rtust any
quantity; Ribbons. Crapes,Satins; Flowersaud
\Vreaihs of almost every new pattern in mar-
ltet. Milliners wanting a gcrzeral supply rind
extensive sissortntetit to select from. may (lepentl
on liuJing it at the store of the subscriber.-; as
low as can -be purchased in New York. They
iriiend to keep cottstaritlv on‘ hand the above
goods throughout the s_cason. so at ariytimethey
can fiirnisli a cornplete a.-sortment at their store
North the Mill. East it... t2 rid
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Attorney amt Cnurtssltor at Law,
§'_"” AS retiiovetl to the city ofBritlgc-port. mid
token ati uriiceuverthc store of Messrs.
Hall antl Nil.-.-'t. in State street.
April 23. 1339. W112
FOR tS'.4LE.
A good family HORSE, very
lO\‘.-'. Enquire of
D. STEVENSON.
Nortvalk, April 30, 1839.
THE AFF.l.l C'l‘t<ID.-—A.~=.i.inu,
Coti-
‘U
sumption, Spitting of B;ood._ night (~'.‘lt‘.‘£tlE,
coughs, colds, lZ‘.'.lpll[tl.l0n of the ll€'.'t!t, t'l’1t‘L2t‘.'l".-
iism, dyspepsia, tt.'t“.’-tits rl.st.-uses, ll\’(‘t‘ Cfilll"
pl-aiiit, all trinrcnrial and dulicizto diseases, gravel,
'1
piles, all fenialc \V€«’tli'll€t5$t.‘S. the den: are suc
cessfully trcziti-d attlic M.-dical ofico cf 1):.
\-“Vin. Evans, 100 Cll'.t1l}(1lllt:'lZ., N. Y., i.vhcr-.-
the Dr. may be (Z02-Sllllttti.
1:!
s
L./IJTPS .’~ LAJHPS .’ !
Hi-3 subscriber is agent. for Jones’ Patent.
Reverse Cninpltitie Lwinps,’ which for
clteaitiiess and the ease with -which they 're
reguliiied. are salt] to be sup."rior to arty thi-tg
ever heft-i'e off‘-sretl in Amet-
seen in nperiitiori \-‘.l1Bi‘r! they are for sale, at the
new siiverstztitli,jewelry and f:-.i:cy store of the
subscriber, on the cast sid-~ oftlie bridge.
VI‘.
l\tl.l
'l‘hey can be
Ctr.-.3. E. Drsettow
Norwrtlk. 1‘-lav ll. 1839 it‘ 1 14
SCYTHUES.
,-t;“l.-'58"? etc-:-l and Gcrutziu steel Scythes ofthe
0-1 first qmlity, and w=trr.iittt:-ti, for sululty the
,d-'.:zeii to iuercltrtnts at the irtitit=it"acttirers ;»t~i_ce_s,'
by firms. lsimcs.
MM; 13. 18129.
PAli..-".31.-l‘}S.——l000 l'U:¢. Sp:1l'21i)i(;5 of all
5%
hit}? 13.
stz-.-s, for sale cltcttp‘ 1.-
C. lSAACB
'4'.
.LE:'s‘c'-E cell on the ai.i'—sci-ibi-r and pay up
.-é. your 01:! bills, and ltt:,'.gll] a new nn.»_,.--
'i't'in.=.C who 2.: glett this ‘._.'t.‘.ty pi‘-il?t‘ ll‘iV‘i?.':llOY‘.,
--ziil l:-e H.111‘ to to wait it on it; his honor D. S,
11:I‘1:‘=”Lt?1. l int:-:ir:just t.vh::t. l -.'~‘;2v.
LEVI CLAR
"Iii?
hi
1:‘.
H4
l'tits_v 1-3, l‘
Eugen 3.310-l.’-'1 .
E '11; ."-Torus .\iitltit-ui.li-' l.t.tlsul'lir-a?q"eli-
-33-“-ll t_\'. at ct-tits; bl.-ti, Alp-it» lJU'.l>. do do.
iri_ prime t|l(lr‘l‘ ltzr Ill‘-HtllF.l_;1 A~‘ir.tic and Can-
ton .‘{i't:lhctr_\,= 5L’.“Ll, ti supt-riot article for sale_lty
Cn.-'ir:i.i-1s -.’-.13. F.Vl1\'.
i"\;;v.-:.t for S. Vfltitttttirs.-‘lt, .Z\ottttatttp:o-t.
Vtliitiitt. April 22, 15149. ll‘ 111
U.-XBLE F111’ "I FOR .S'AI.E.
in
c sold, and pttsst-.~sioit giv- 2. lt!tUlE‘s'.li.~
r “r 3,
the U‘-‘v‘l] of Nl.‘\VCt1)2.t.‘il'l. in tlee cot.iitt_v ol'l“hi‘ii'-.
field, tttztl siti.-at?" n-'_-or the co: ire of said luwit.
Said tlirin f‘t_=lil-ill."~S 1}:-'l,l.‘-"*“.".l forty -"-tiul fifty
.‘1.’.'i‘.-F <ii'ttu“~nn’.-vv, pl-:tt;_3h, lllifl v.‘oo4J.‘ts.ittl, with 8
,r_-;.t._:.l (.tl‘(.‘l2-t:.H.l. and an ctvgnttt tlwt.-llitig house,
wttti out l‘l_'llLil!igt'~l. and is one of the ritual‘ cle-I
;r:3itl lo--ctions i.. Nciv C.iti:t=.irt. Said {drill} and
ltuElt3}tt_s are in first rate I“t‘p:‘ilI‘,t1lttlWlll he sold
atttigfrt-.11. bergatitt. Any [H:‘l‘SOll wisliing to pur-
i:?n.t:so wiil call on the subscriber, living near the
prvrt'iises, by t‘. itoin an inrlispiitable title will be
gm-n. Wit.i.iA1rr DRUMMOND.
1‘-le-.v C'in:t.".n, Attril 2'2, 19:’. . tflll
LADIES BONZVETS, __
(it 7’. Strut.-its’ Cris/L Store. No. 2 Btm'all'£
buildings, toast side the Bridge.
,€‘{,"1Vl') ltiindt-e.i Ltdies and Misses Bonnets
5 just. l'I.'Ct‘l'\'f.‘Ll front the m'3l'll1iilCll.ll‘€8 and
isrtpitsiei-stat’ ltottnr-ts, .4 gr.-zttr-r variety to select:
l'i't_.iti, and pri...-s ivarr.-irttrd 'SS1i)t‘ill at any-
otircr ~_-‘top in the state, viz: Floseuce Braids,
Tusczin, do. Split. Snow, Legltorii Braids, Eng-
li:-li E-Jgiitg. L‘:-‘:13 and Tissue, English seven
Erziitls, .l3.:glisli elrvcn Braids, Colored, do. do.
Sl:ttlo't' Hiio-‘ls, of every shape. color and aiz3.,
l’urc.‘t.-users are rrspe ctfully invited to call and
c:-mtnitte bi-titre §)lll'L'litISlt‘.g t'.'lStr,‘Wllt‘l'(3.
N. '3. A larg ssortttiiit-‘. of face wretitltes.
imrittct wrca.'tl:.-, sprigs of alt kinds, at. very low
.ll'ltJ(‘;.:t'. '
l"\l=tt't'.'all:,/1t:-ri 273.1 ‘:30.
NOTICE.
1_-‘}_ L-\R{Iii-1. lot of tlatttiigt-d printed muslin,
-'73 _var«l wt-.lc, prlcc ls (id per yard, at the cash
_ ,1}.
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5%
ls
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7)
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stoi--3, No. 2 Burralfs buildings, west side of
the l-rt-Ego. '1‘. STEVENS-
l\lttl‘w~il{. /l.l"‘ll
lg,-;._»,j;l1.V1‘.1 Taliit‘, '1'i.t;, .01llSli1l'Ll., .l.)t:SL'tl, bolt
and Ur--aim Spit.-‘.tt;-r, wttrrrttited its ptire as
t:-.-in. l‘!l lurid or titanic to oriicr. at prict-S1088
ilJP.."l l::~L1Il.l.
539 :o:.s l.a".dserncZy ciigrawrl at the fancy
.‘at.:-.-«.- or‘ L CLARK &:Co.
PR1./"i"1'S! PRINTSI.’ PRINTS ! ! I-
». ,5. -‘:5 .<-‘:? r.- ~: YAl{l)S rttits inst re."-cuiv-0
4-5;’) ed at illbl) c.islt"‘stztre,‘ grid
for Si: 2 cit-up by '1‘. STEVEAB.
No. 2l3urt:t|l’s buildings, west side the bridge.
; l\ior‘-\rttt~', A.-ril 22. 1839. I‘ 111
r -,-,, -1110 my l't.Ct:lVi}ti' lllt_'. best. ttboufltiietil of
1.“lt:§_l't,'l' R.ltt;-_lE~', unit Br.-zzst pins, evt r oi_1‘t.:g-
-.
.01
«ed in .T~.lo;v.'.itt;, which will be sold vr-ry gtitzujg,
,‘l:y . L. Cmitrrd.-. Co.‘
.-‘ipi-if :13. if 111
l"."O.i'€STL'D BE LANE.
Letter-from tire Hon. A bra/tam r'l7cC[ellan. Sulli-
crtticounty East '1'c-miessee, Jlfetttber of Con-
gross. lVaskt'n_gton. Jul}/3:1 183°.
Sir--Since 1 have lJCL‘l'l in this city I have tisud
some ofyour Dy~.=pz-psici ritztrljciric witlt lllllfllitl
benefit and setistttctiori, and believe it to be it
ll)0al. valuable rcrrtedy. Uneofruy curistituents,
Dr. A. Cardoti, ofCarit,'tlicll county, Tetzticsscc,
-.vrote‘tne to send him some, which ldid, and
he has employed it very sticcessfitlly itt his prac-
tice. and says it is invaluable. Mr. Joliueon,
your agent at this place, thinks you would
probably like an agctttin Tctiness-.-e. 1550, I
would recomtnendcd Dr. A. Ciirden as it proper
person to ofiiciatc for the stile ofyour cclcbrutcil
niedidine. Should you corttmission him, he is
willing to act for you. You can send the med-
iciiie ily water to the car-2 of Robert: 1Citt;__r&—
Suns, Knoxville county. 'l‘eiiticssec. or by lttiid
to Graham & Iloustou, 'l‘:i:_'.cwell, East '1‘:-nu.
\Vrite me in it low days. 1 have no doubt but
ifyou had agents in sevoriil counties in .l.'}=tst
Tetiiiessee, it great deal of your niediciitc would
he sold. Iam going to take some of'it home
with tire for my owii use, and tli:;.t ofmy frietids,
and should like to hear frorn you, wlietlicr you
would like an agent at Bmuiitville, Sullivtgri
county, Eggt '1‘.-_-mt, I cut] get. some of the
mcrchants to act for you, as I live near there.
Yours respectifiilly, - '
ABR’M M’CLELLA.'\l,ct"l‘etin9ssee.
To Dr, \Vtii. 1*}vans,i1l.l'.'t Cliritstrn at, N.
For sale by. .10l‘lN A. \Vi§ED, Nor'.v2.illt,
{);‘;°l‘v‘I:\CASb'.-KR Oil. Otto of Rose, and
other perfurriery, cheap.
1'
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L ’.'x..Aitii 6:60.
I‘."OTIC_E.
%E',*‘=‘a" HEREAS on ilte petition of Legrarirt
00/ .Sturg‘cs. of Wilton, iii the county oi‘
Fairficltl, the St:perioi' Court holticn at Fair-
l1:‘lll. within and for the county of ll‘.-tirtield, on
'1‘uesd.-iv next following the first Monday of
April, 1:339. did adjudge said .L€3g!'.'l!?tl‘.‘5ltil_1;f‘:!l
an insolvent. (1tfi‘.l0l'_.\'\_1lll1ll the true itttcni utitll
meaning of the Statute law of the state. entitled?
" an act to 2lUll:()l'lZt3 the .S.t-tperior Court to ,!_'t';-Jill;
relief itt certain cases of irisolvenc;/." and did;
appoint the iindersigiied in on Ct)tIll'1)l$.‘;ltil'}CrS to,’
act as such in exercising the powers antl grant-'
ing rlte rclicfspecilied itt said act ; and wltertazis
we have accepted the trust. taken tltt‘ oath pre-
scribed in said not. and did on the 30th «lay of,
April.1b"39. after-legal notice given, receive frotitf
said Legraud Sittrges, nit 8*:-_l,glit1te‘lll itpun ltisl
oath. ofzill his estate. real and personal, in tins-
sctssion, retnninder and l’€Vt.‘."5itJll. ‘Ne do.lterc-
by give notice that we will meet to receive, ad-
itiat. and ascertain the several cl-.-tits (lite, and
owing front said lfl:5')lVCl)l debtor to his creditor.-,-
who may legally prove the st-trite. at the hotel
of Eli-ad \V. Fairchild, in Westport, in said _
couittv, on the lirsi. 'l‘ucsda_','s ofuztcli of the on.
.-uiiigumontlts of June and Attgtisit, and on tin:
8th day of Nt)V€ll): er next, at 1o‘clock in the
afternoon. {on each of said days. of ivltich‘ all
persons in interest will take notice.
Tirozsms R.oniz\'so.~'.
Cuanmss MARVIN,
E Cop: ;ti‘rs.
03'-Editors of every paper in the United
STEVENS 65 CLOCK.
Norwallt, March 25, 1839. - 107
Fairfield May 8, 183?; 3t1]3
.
S'l'l‘i‘r'l3‘.\"S line just received 250 yhrds
I d..rrt:-.g:.o \‘t‘or;~tt ti cc Lane. tor sale at '25
No. 2 Buri:all’s bntldiitgs, wcst
tflll
5i I
1.‘! '
t.-'2
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l
E0-.l pcr y~ll‘<l-
lElt,i" the brtiigc.
Ntirwull-I. Airril 2'2 1839.
LADIES IIA TS.
’l‘E.VEi‘\'S dz. CLUCK have just. received
atiotlier €.\'"-(’flSlVB assorttnetit ofLadies and
’i1f:'.:=:s Pluiti, Tuscuit, Leghorn and Lt-ghorn
!.i~t‘«.ll‘.-l, Split, Straw, Open Work, Mix d, and
S.‘
S
.-
l''.l{L‘l' line, of the dilfernrtt st_t.—‘lL'9 now irt
vogue. They have so large an assortment that
Lltcv can supply niiliiners, with any quantity
iltey tvotit. its lmv as they can purchase in New
York. Also, a large flS_S0l‘ll'nt-l'll- of millittery
goods, 2-.-och as .riltl.torss..<ill«:s, satins, craitcs, 356..
' l\litr=.vtill.'. April 16. 1830 N110
GERAIAIV S.1’LV,EV'RlS.P0ONS.
+"""a‘<HlS dsyrccived twelve doz-n German
It .\:‘>itvt-r Ttilllt: Spoons, (Euglislt niabulac-
tut-9,) wliich will be sold less than at any other
shop or store in F.-iirticld county.
- L. CLARK at C0,
Nizrtvallt, April 10. 18:19. if 110
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
.-‘.3 LA {GE ussurtrrtetit of Plato and Figured
./93*. Stilts oi‘ '.-.liuost every shade, color and
qilttll-i.y',_t,'_t.~3l.r.:CBlV(:t1 and for stile low. by
S1-iiyziva & Cnocx.
tf1lO
Artril 18. 1839.
Fri USLIN DE LANES.
.=‘~‘;=.')'.“l‘lER large supply just received and
fur silo ltitv. Also, Salli) Striped Chal-
', very t'ii.-ii iitdcctl. Call at the store of
- STEVENS & Cnoctz.
i.t=1«t0
2 .~“~.ti.ri‘- 10. 19335).
t
.‘::.~.c‘:-, [ills L533‘ l’I3C€lVt'(1
L. CLARK 65 Co,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
‘RY orig.» of the Cuiitrof Probate for the
.~;.4 9;.-iiitrt of Norwult., will be sold on Tl.Htt‘8-
~-.Ip
a
Irjgy it,._-1'3-:;tt:' ,".tln_'.:. inst. at 2 t)'t:lnck. P. M.
on the ,)l'Ptl’ll.<-“.*‘., 40 acres of land. riiore or less;
‘.'=.itl l'rllill lyittgr iii ‘s-Vllltvn. til N00» 80 C81l€'(l-
iil‘l.‘il‘ the tl‘.‘v’t.‘iill:2 liouse ;tl' Seth Olrristead, pl
said V‘/illttri.
' NOE‘. 1'1 OL AISTEAD. Adrri'r.
Nrtr«v.==.ll.'. .‘vltl‘.' 6. 153 - 2013
;_«_. _. cut.’ Arti) uni-.‘i«‘ H -\i\'1S—for sale by-"
Jens Bi_riutAx.x..
.‘.I.~.--.- 1330.
Q3‘-’~”l‘llI5 day r-.'t'-eiveil a lit of elegant
2'7;-"‘-i'.‘t:) Sit,-ti-. la. Li CLARK & (:0-
A tii$.”i.l.i3l.ll)I5Sl.\’G'1‘() i\lU'l'HEK§-
«,1 it. w, '.«:v'.A..~.'s' L‘et.0—r.tied .-'J0t’Jt'/ting‘
;‘ ;3'_1/rr,»‘;7 for (,I't2t(z'r‘t1t (.-'u.’tm_g l/l'c7.1' lccth.
This t:;Zt:llt-’.tii' ;'t‘itit zfy lfilifil’7*‘513lV‘~‘-llllllldl“-ls
Hf C1‘,-,.l,—!,-pry, 2’. ll"l'i l.l’:iiU_;l“il. ldlril‘ 'l’l‘l'(i'\’.L'l'§'i' lffllii
«_;.,-,-,0-pi-_.~_io';-,.-.;. Ar. ;:-.;i-it as the .-‘.syrtt,i is rub:-e_d
-;-.7. tire is-it::;2, t,l:c_- child Wlll r;-cove,-tr. lliia
” tut. so E'fl’l.'t.'t‘.'lt'.‘~Uz3, arid
orcnrit-a‘-.102: is itt.'io<.= _
’ ‘ let its
~-o l)lt'$;SLt!Il'g that no at-iicl will r-ztbee to
gun--.3 be rubbed with it.
‘ by, JOHN A. W’F.ED. Nor'walt:,,_
For sate
' -*’”"’A Ul;l~.Vl'.' RAL assnrititent of loookidg
ltii
Norwalk Chronicler