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i_ he do. when arrived at I-Iatford?
. “tllt;‘iTlt‘.l1 richer, and the poor poorer.”
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For the Normal]: Gazette.
NEVV AND IMPORTANT.
r3‘
_ Mn. EDITOR :-—-The /tugesl tree in the
~ forest of New Canaan has of late discovered
the true and only principle upon which the
r .Banks. and banking business may be char-
‘ tered and conducted in safety to the country.
"Whether it has been communicated from the
I-Ierrnitage by him who kindly offered to
‘_ dictate to Congress the Charter of a Banl:'—
or has for these many years been latent in
_ the trunk ofthe Oak, is impossible to deter-
mine. An outline is given; which is suffi-
cient to e.\'___cit.e the admiration of the su:'rountl-
ing shrubbcry; but the ftill dcvelopement of
' the plan can only-be made in the State House
t New Haven, next May.
Ibis well remembered, that in 1837, this
'_ same Oak pledged himself, that if elected to
_ the Legislature, he would use liis_g'7'cal in.-
'_/iuc_izcc, and in all probability would procure
a Cliarter for a Bank in New Canaan, and
by this specious charm really obtained the
rvotes of several of our good I-Vhigs, by
which means he was elected; and what did
Not a
petition was preferred, nor a solitary word
'uttercd in favor of a l3ank—-spent a session
of 39 days,and drew ffDlTl the treasury :1 dc-
/benture of $98, and returned highly grati
bed with his mission.
New this same Oak, believing in the doc-
‘t-rine of John M. Niles, has waited three
(years for the ‘fsl.-.'l2l/lc” to become in good
‘condition to burn over again; but we can
.~,c.ssure. him he has not yet waited» long
nough; we i‘enietiibfer the btirn three years
--;jg\——we also rcmr-mber him -518 a \Vhig and
a Tory, an Adams-m:ii'i and a Clay-man, a
Jackson-man and a Van Bureii-man, a Bank
and an Anti-Broil;-niaii, a Tariff and Anti-
‘,'I‘ariff-tnan——aiid in tine, as a p0lltlt.‘l:1l1——
_every thing but an honest man.
A \V.iTcii:.i.i.\’.
I
I‘
-. GR!*Z.t1‘ SALE or-‘ PUBLIC L.-i_\'ns.——On
tlit;-'4'.'li and 18th of May next, there will be
_§i sale ofa million and a half of acres ofthe
"Public Lands in Du Buqtie Distrct, (loi-va,)
-byproclimation ofthe President.
--T_IfE l3LooniioU\'Ds ——The last 'l'allali:is~
so Eloridian says-—“ lVe regret that Mr.
Poinsett has taken the. course he has about
lthe dogs. He is mistaken. They were
inlcuclcll by.thc people, at whose instance
‘Olav. Call itiipnitt-d ‘them, to "ll‘0I'7'_7./,7, to
‘l’/i’cLu.7il.” to “ 5176," to “lc./tr to pieces,” all
/
Niles. Publ-ishcd in 18:21;
ON.
BATTLE or THE TIIAMI-ZS.
slmzctz been 'l').‘1.]7l.5ldl;'lC lo /tint.
stances of such cool and Sit‘.'ltlV intrepiclity,
on the part of militia, or a force oftliis (los-
<?-l'l]‘-110“. its was displ.t_verJ on that occasion.
“ I-Iarrison and l’t.-rry l-.-ft Dc-troyt in the
Ariel, and arrived at Eric on the 22:! of Oc-
tober. Here they were received with every
rlen':otistratioti of joy and ad lition, till?
the discharge of cartoon, illiiiiiinatioris, doc.
They were hailed as the I'lt‘ll\'(;l'.’:l‘S of the
frontiers.”
"'\l
lull.
\Ve learn from the New Haven Ileraltl, that
the Hon. Perry Smith, U. Senator from"-
Connccticol, lies dangerously ill at hisrcsidence
in New Milforrl.
The Rev. Edward II)_t;(‘.l'S0ll, of 'Westport, ha»:
accepted a call to the rcctorship of Clirist’.<
Church, Troy.
David Graham, Jr. has declined being con-
sidered the \Vhig nominee for Mayor of the
City of New York, and Alderman Plinenix, of
the First \Vartl, has therefore received the iiom
iiiatioii, which he accepts.
The noise and froth of the Loan Foco papers
'tlie.retl devils they can catch.”
' FREEMEN OF F.-HREIELD CC)U’Y.
' rititzzrns Ol-‘ LIBERTY TO THE r.i;scur:!
The Election -is fast approacliirigr. Con-
piecticut expects every Whig will do his
(l_l1ty.,'I'ICl‘ dearest interests are at stake,
"and she calls upon her sons to come to the
Tesctic. l\'latitif;tcttii'ci's, Mecliatiics, and
I-‘_ai'me.rs, will‘yo=.i "obi-y her voice, and be
found on the first i‘.lot.-day of April reatly
and at your post? Let us all, with one
'oice, and with one heart, respond to the
c:1ll,and unite iti.this glorious cause in wliicli
we are engaged. It rests with you, fellow
citizens to say whether Coniiecticut shall
give he voice for the odious scheme to make
It
.rests wi you to say wlicther the lTl:lllllftl(_'-
turer, the tneclianic, and the farmer, shall he
.troddcn down, their tlearcst rights inva«_let'l ,
‘or whether you will array yourselves on the
silc of Liberty and the Constitution. ’76
th
‘One at least cftlic N. .I. claimants, who
were sworn into the Houseoffieprcsentatives
_ of the U. S. as members, not by certificatt-s,
or any other proof oftheir right, but a Res-
‘ ' iolution of thellouse. is profcsscdly a -very
-.
‘ pious man, and passes for a sincere and cori-
scicntious Cliristain. He has often deliver-
ucd addresses at religious meetings, and par-
, ticularly before Bible Societies, and descan-
ted largely on the duties of morality and pic-
ty_. We should like to know what were
'~ the emotions of mind with which he swore
j before the House to support the Coitslilulioii
of the U. S. at the very moment when he was
I fcotisumiiiating a violation 01 that instrument
eventually be adjusted and settle
..‘
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_ in taking that oath. -This may pass with a
political partyfor a conscientious performance
‘of the-duties of Chifistain piety; but there is
it higher accountability, and infinitely more
important tribunal, where this matter must
rl.
Courrtrtl.
.~
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about an alleged Registry fraud in Mr. Nay-
|or’s Congressional district, Pliilatlelpliia, is all
a fabrication. and shows to what expedicnts
they are driven to sustain their sinking cause.
\Vc trtist our friends will do all in their power
to facilitate the collection and forwarding the
rt.-turiis of the_elcctiun at the earliest possible
time.
\Vo0i). the Ettglislitiiati at Pliiitidt-lpiiia, who
mtirtleretl his dziugliior because she tiiarrit-d
against his will, has beet‘. tried and acqtiiitcd,
on the ground of itisanity.
{l:,?'[‘iir«: NURWALK Lvt;:~:i.'.\r will meet at
the Town House, next Thursday evening at
7 o'clock. '
E:~;t-:iicisi«:s.—-An Essay by a member.
A debate oti the qtiestioii-—“.Is novel teati-
itig l)E‘.l‘i€iI(,'l%ll ?"
l\l:l"(‘ll 30.
‘Var. A 'l.‘\\' 1 LL. Sm.-"v.
Ill.)-\ilitil.{lfl/tiCl1i‘i s
K .
In \Vil_ton, on \Vctltit-stlny evening last, by
the Rev. John Smith. Mr. Lewis Kceler Iii
Miss hltiry_Eli'/a. daughtcrol’ Mr. \Vtn. Coin-
Sltwlt, all (it \-Vilton.
ln this town, on Satortloy the 28ili ult. Mrs.
Grace 156-H-‘. ugtrtl ‘ii-'3 _\ears. widow of Capt.
I'II‘2’.f.’liltlll Belts, li.-to ofNorwalk. .
lti this town, Edwiii. son of Bradley 0.
;i:£l.|lx'S, agetl 5 years.
Etlwin R. sou ot'J:is \Vi:ern'in. agetl 8 mo
ti.‘
I‘/.E W YO R K 3111? R OR
Extract from the Life of Pcri'y-,by J-'o.’tit ./if
C0;/HPLIMEI " ' T0 GEN. HIIAIZI? S.
“ 7/ta action. and ll:-3 moiwmcnls ’ll7,7IZ:(.‘-/7!.
yircccderl it, (Ifiorcl (Z7’Z]’)fc f(?.\‘ll7)107l_7/ of I/to
_y'iuIgc7ii.c72.l a’/zr.l cool 2'7t[i'rpt'(lz'ly/ of GEN,
I‘.lARRISON,' cmcl 2'-mleerl, all I/zc crmtfs of
Me campaign, su,opoi't z/icsc c}irt7'aclc7'z'slics;
l.-'10 (Z-isa-slcrs ‘rzltcntliitg it, /'taci7ig in no iri-
“ There are, ‘perliaps. on record, few in-
Stziinfortl. l\larcli. 11. IS-l0. 3t<".‘2f)
D E A T H S. Glll:iEt‘i’S FARMS ENG'rI.lSlfil ANIO)
’ (.I[.ASSl(,.'Al. SCHOOL.
-wtiio MEETING. ,
A iiieetiiig ofthe \Vhigs of Norwalk will be
h1eldy:_it SlC\.€l1SOil’S Hotel on FRIDAY EVE-
l\Ii\(I‘. ‘April 3d, at 7o’t:loclr, to nominate Rep-
resentatives to represent this town atthe next
General Assembly. '
-Per order_gf the Town Committee.
. l\lEDlCAL- NOTICE —The annual meet-
Inc of the Fairfield County Medical Society,
Wlll beholden at the pt.tl;»lic house ofMr. A-~rn-
ham Benson, in Fairfield. on Thursday, the
0th ofApril next, at 10 o‘cloek A. M.
A general attendance of the iticinbers is re-
Sllecllully reqoestvd.
STURGES DULELE1’, Clerk.
Morirog-_ pl-irrrli '25. 1840.
________
5 2;, \VlN'l"i£R. STRAINED SPER M OIL’
‘if F at spupeiior quality, this day received
and for sale. cheap by E. cc Vt’. E. 13tssisLL.
April. I l8-‘l0. _
i"lt’)RW'.-1LIiC A CA DE.-H Y.
F‘-.3 \.H E spring term ofthis iii.-tittition will com-
_a- iiience on Tticsday: April 7th. Those wlto
design to attend, are requested, in order to avoid
inconvenience, to comincrico at the opening of
the term.
Arrange-merits are made for assistance in the
temale Depnrimeiit, should stillicietit encour-
agemcni be given.
TUi'rio.\': English, lower brant.-lies,
- $4.50 per quarter.
Englisli, higher branclies, 5.00 "
Latin, Greek, and French, 5,50
Scholars from abroad can be accommodated
with board with the Principal.
F. A. FISK.
' 20 3t*
Ila‘
(S
Ntirwnlk. April 1. I840.
SILK IVOR./‘:58’ EGGS.
PTEI l -I subscriber has on hand, of his own
* raising. a quantity of the above article,
in good condition, which lie witl-sell elm,-tp,
The are both of the four and six months
description.
Also, about 1000 f\IlJllls‘€‘lllllS Mtillitnrry '[‘rpeg
ofone years growth, averaging about three feet
and a h:,-Ifiii height. LEWIS \Viii'i'.\'i:v.
Norwalk. April l, 1340. - 20
Ig'g'.Hl§ Court of Probate for the l)istr.ci of
IE lvorwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months (‘root the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of '
D
'.
1
Daiairl’ P7'l(t‘,_
late of‘t‘-Iorw:il-k, deceased. to exhibit their claims
for settleiiiciit-. T'lios,e who neglect to present
,lll(‘l!'$lt”C')tllllS, properly attest-ctl-,witliin sziitl time,
'. will bed-ebarred a recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to said cs‘.-tie. arc l'(‘(]l.(‘Sl(’.tl to make inimcili-
ate payrnent to \‘v'ii1 Ptiici-2, Executor.
Not-walk. i\'lnrcli-27. 1830. 33120
tsflilfi Lfourt of l’rooate for the Distrct til"
Stamford, hath limited and allowed six
at ;nths from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate of ,
.7()'.‘r;’,.-’;‘/l- .7l[(t//ivy-, ‘ '
late of D.-irieti, tleeeasetl, to exhibit their cl-.tinis
for setilcmeiit. Those who ll(’£1lt’.[‘l to present
their ac<:otiiit.e, properly attested, within said
time. will be dt>h:irr:*<l a recovery. All ])t‘rS0ll.~‘
ittzlehtcd to said estate, are requested to make
inimctliatc ptiyiiteiii to
.IOSl-Il’ll M.-i'riii-:ii. Atlniiiiisiininr.
,turn over in my bed v.-ithout assistance, and the
E:
T
A. March 20th. 1840‘. on the estate of
Abner G~t'll)crt-,
lflle Of New ‘Canaan. decea,scrl—-ordered‘. That
the adiiiiiiistraior exhibit his administration ac-
count to this Cotirt for atljtisttrient-, atthe Pro-
bate Otlice in Norwalk, on the 7th day ofApri|,
l8"l0.-E312 0'C'l0Cl~'i afternooti; and that all per-
sons interested in said estate may be notified
thereof. the Administrator will cause ll$llS~0I3del‘
to he published in a newspaper printed in said
N0f\‘~'=Ill<- Bi-:.\‘.r. ISAACS. Jrotlge. 19
DR. 'l‘AYLOR’S
BALSAJI OF LI VER PVOR ' ».
FOR cos:sUiiiP'rio.\' AND LIVER COMI"LAI't\"1‘,
Cong‘/ts. Coltls, As!/into, D2_'fll.':all'1/ of Bi'callt-
log, Pu-ins I/re side or lire.-zsl, spilliirg.
of blood, C(Lla.7'I'/I-S. .Pa./pitazfioii. of tire-
1iT€£LI't, (,)]7]?1‘I.’SS7i02'L aml SfJ)'6/((’.S‘.5' of [lie
C/tc.s'l, IV/’t.oopi7ig' C'oi1.g/t, Plcurlcy, Ilea-
tic Fez.-oi‘, Nig/it .<icc(ols, I)z'_/j"icu/l or Pro-
fuse E:1:,occ!o'rrtlioii. and all ol/ter Alfie-
tions of z/.'c*C/test, Limgs and Liver.
rjipi IIE attention of the public is icqtiesletl to-
the following, among thousands of certifi-
cates in its favor. '
l'Vo7z(lcrj:tl cure of Consumption.—Aithotigli
Dr. Taylor’s llalsaiii of Liverwort has found
litindreds of advocates, and has produced so
large a number of Tcstitnonials it: its favor, I
cannot withhold my smal: mced ofpraise. Be-
ing prcdisposed to coiisurnption, both from pc-
culiar foriiiatioii and lierccitary transtnission, l
tried every ineaizs to clieck this diszzise, and
strengtlieti a naturally weak coiistitutioii. I
st;~ebt'ttvo years at Pisa, one in Rome. two in
Florcrice, and another in the south o Fraiico,
seeking, meantime. the advice of the best phy
Siciilns. Two y -tars since I returned to tlii.-:
coutitry in about the sarne situation as when I
left. Iliad seen in the reading rooms of Eu
rope much said in favor of Dr. Taylor’s’ Bi‘.ll$_l.l‘n
of Liverwort, and as soon as I arrived in this
city, I used it, and in three nionths I was so
well I concliz-deal i'_ could safely pass the winter:
here, and did so. I have used ati occasional
bottle now and lll~‘.ll during the time. but am
now in as good licalth as possible. My cough
has. \\-‘holly ceased, and toy luri;_'s his ivory
leulmg Ul licultll. Dr. G. Smith, and Dr. Post,
of this city, wcre,_it;y pliysiciaus, and now say
t.licy believed me incur:-.li1e. JAMES HILL,
W'cstci'ii llotcl, Courtlaiid street, N. Y.
a Court of Probate holden at Norwalk. I
‘late of Nurwalk, tlecerist-tl, in exhibit their
, S,”-K .WORM.S EGGS.
. 4 ‘OR bALE;’—on_ reasonable terms, a qua"-
P my 0f,I"iFllS. i~n_good~ order, and of i-he
ea""'_ ‘35"”P1|0n. which is considered-decided
I-V I"°l°’”1l’l‘-‘ *0 am! 0|-her propaaated in this
‘Country. Inquire azthisoffice. U
Wiruary 26th. is4o.
DISSOL UTIOZVL
’ -v .
VEKHE toopartnership heretofore existing. on
2 dcr the firm of Raymond 66 Penrioyer is
: a ‘ * ‘I
by mot_ti.il ceiisent.disstilved. All.per_s,,,,s 1,,,,,._
tug Cltlltns against said firm will please press.”
them for payment, and all indebted are ptl"llCfJ-
larly l'¢“qh.PslP(l in call and-settle without further
"""l“'e' “”l'l~" ”- P"3l”1U)' 7'. Who will coiitiiiuetlie
business at the Oil‘ stand. *
i El-I.As RAYMOND.
. II.-\IlVl~2Y Pix.‘ .: .
Norwaik.i.~1tt-e Mde River, “M”
.15
F»-lirttary f_),{);[,.
ll’./1N'I'EI), -
/5 N Iiitlustriotis. \Vriman wiili good recom-
ih niendutioiis, iii aisiiitili l'£]tllll:iV’-—-()ue' that
understaiids housework in geiierul: Got.-d wu.
gcs \\ ill be given. . - . .'
Apply at the house fronting Mill Hill.
C. Sui-IRRY.
3t‘->18
3i*l6
Notwalk. M arch I8. IS.-1Q_
. DI?‘-‘fi:IélZT\"G’S_ROTTEN.s:(jo1y1;;,i
‘ _ sB',,,ss_ '.,'._,;‘ij"g,fe':;fl§é!b(;cpoissing Silver.
cross. dozen on single. for sale by S-1-393“, F,
Mii.1. ti _
walks an CHARLES Isnacs. Agents. fol; N01‘!
1.5.‘.
Nonvairk. Feb 2-1.: 1840
3 °" l"““I'1 llfze 8880!’!-A
VEV HE subscriber 1,, if
' E.-'*=‘ FU'RN.'lTU'R,E,which.
1 vrlnent of"CABlN
ie wi I sell cheap eonsistin‘
’ 8 Of Bl)-r.eau,s, Th,
.bles,St. a F, ,, _
19.1’. -.:':;.=::; ‘i-;l§.’;i"é‘i..‘i£t""‘:’§.'§" M
0,‘ . SI
Also, a goodassort
0f Mflnlt-:.Fancy, W
and Boston Roche
fllF!nLof ‘ . .
lridS0l'q and
. ' 9.
wishing to purclittser:nyv:,;l;hgh‘;)5P-7 Persons-
Bl atticlcs, are jnviled ‘U Cfl”;abflbht:.VI:hmEntl0:-.
ant-urv road, halt‘-a mqe Nam 05! on t- 8:
' ‘ ‘ of the Bridge.-.,
NOW "<- March '2«l.’]8IililmT Qmmémic;
. . m 7
‘TO LET,
THE sbscriber wm ,._,.,,,. f,-,,,, ,8‘
year, or number or y,.,,,s_ on ,he_
most accommodating to,-ms th
-‘ ‘ - . - I.‘ . J ,: ' " I 6'
”, Clmrlvs IC0Jr;ilri’eIs‘a<i)t<>ii;)y for‘-rii‘i;_i'_l;_y the property
' " 9 3 8"“! then. on Non.
walk River. 3 3 4 miles from N
'pi,,_,.p,,c,0,y has in It every "moi-walk. Bridge.
chine and fix.
' NOTICE.
F 1IlE_ Sl:')(.'l\'*l)t)l1l€rS‘ of the Siinpqog Tom.
I i’=l~*‘-_b~mtt_a{=y. are her-eb_\t iotitied, that
:‘l‘Cl']ZIlllltlZli l‘l'l(:'(:ll.LI,E| of sap} (,‘U”,,,;,,,_,., “.3” be
-‘_-‘_ dill”! l\0H\'iil:i lilotei on the last Monday
"1 “Want zll-“Nah. at 2. o'clock. 1-. M. for the
<‘ll’<-‘lion UfUlli<~t-rs. and to do such other busi-
ness as fountl. iieccssarv.
T -l-- \V- HUm.:ui,x., Clerk.
l\nrw.'illi. l\lnr(=h ]SJ()_ 2,18
f H-ll§_ Court of Prtibalc for the 1)j5,_.iL., Of
N’o.i'-walk. hath limited 2.'ll(I'ZlllU\\'(?tl six
in,onths froni the date l-iereof, tor the cred-itorsto
the estate
).51(.'-701.3 G raga 717/_
claims for scttlt-.iiiet'it. Tliose who tieglect to pre-
sent their ticcotint-s properly zittested, within said
time, will be u'cL'arrc'J zi recovery. All persons
indebted to said esiate, are requested to l:”a:\e
irniriediate payment to
GILES Giti:cor.v, Executor.
\Vtl:nn. Mnrrli lfi. LS‘.10_ 3,»;-13
NE W BOOKS.
C'ov.si.'m[/lion and Liver Co.-i112luz'nl.——Sufl'ering'
115 I llil\'..' for three years wiiti these diseases. 1
i"cl front my ll!‘tllt for all persons cquallv nin-
forttitiate. and l.ll(‘I'Cil')l'€ I b -g of them, if: they
love life and health; ifthvy love their families
and frir:rids, not to lay aiid'dif- under the hands
of itierctiry doctors or their us'!l'.‘Ss trash, but
try Dr. Ta:_vlor’s I3.-tisatzi of Livcrwort. This
int-dicine Cl.li‘L‘(l me wl.-eii I was so til I could not
initzeral doctors saidl could not livea week, yet
this vegetable medicine cured me in six weeks.
l had a haciiitigtzotigli, pain in the side, raising
of matter, night sweats, and was wasted to the
bone; also,i:iwai'tlfever. J. B. MILLS,
Milkiiian, t\'ewto\vn, L. I.
Iltiis/'n_g of I.llootl.—'I‘bis disease is easily
cured by the proper lll8tllClllC. l‘-lr. Newbury,
‘J06 Bowery, tistrti to mi:-:e. blood in large quan-
had a severe cottgli and pain in the breast ; yet
i" ‘I [IE stibscribor take this method to inform‘
.rL his patronsnntl friends. that he has nearly,
recovered from his late illness, and ititr-mls re-'-',i
suming his school in person April 20th, tliel
tistial time for the butiitiici term to coiiimencc.
'l‘uitioti—--$l to per quarter ofll weeks,
Board in respectable faiiiilies can be obtaitied
on rsasooable terms. I-3. An.\..‘tis.
April 1, IS-I0. 4t720
.-'1 Popular (I//ltl /rig/tly csleeiitczl I€epo.silo7'y
of .f_4llt'.'/'(tlI,(.7'(3 (L/I-ll I/tc_/lite arts, emliclllslt '
crl wit/t splcrirllrl (I-7l.(l costly; c71g'ra'.vi'/igs on
slecl, C0])]7t’.7' and ’lt‘0()(f, ittil/1. ])t')])l(l(I.)‘ .lIizz.-
sic (t'rra.2igcrl for 2.’/tc '])i.rzr/z.o_f'o/‘lo, ¢§-c.
pttbtlis/zed iocclt'l_i/ in the oily of New York.
EXV Subscribers will be fiiiirtiislied gratuit-
ous'y with proof copies oftwo oftlie most
niagnificent Cngraviiigs t‘VC‘l‘ publislied in this
country, painted by Cltapm:-.n, and engraved by
Danfortli; the first being a. representation of
lll0(§'L‘:lfl.(1lJllldglOf ({p7ltinlil_;tis in tlfe I_\lo'.v \V(:{l‘l(ll,”
as cscrt ‘c iy t astiin«_rton ."‘.'lnU‘ ;4m tie
second the "L:ttiditig at .I‘ll‘t]L"c'I()\Vl1,Cl!l Virgin-
ia,” as described by l’attltliii;r. 'I‘hese beatitiftil
pictures, are izitetided either for fratniiig or for
the port folio, and are pt rticularly valtiable, not
only as illustrai,ing the writings oftwo eniiiient
autliors by Amer.-ican at_'tist.-1,hutasperpetuziiiiig
events in the history of this country interesting
to every one oftastc and rcfinetncrit, and to all
who feel a pride in their iiative land.
As a refined and elegant repository of the
belles lcllrcs, embracing every subject within
the range of polite literature and the fine arts,
the New York Mirror has received the sponta-
neous aiid universal conimentiation, not only
efthe press of the United States, but of Great
Britain.
Co-Nnzrroivs -—Tlie Mmiton is published eve-
ry Saturday, at No 1, Barclay-street, next door
to Broadway. It is elegantly printed in the ex-
tra super-royal quzlirto form, iyith brevier, iiiin-
ion, and iionparei types. I‘. is embellished
oticc every three months, with it spmgnmp su.
PEIKROYAL QUARTO ENGBAVIN-'-Tr, and every week
with a popular piece of Music. arranged for the
piano-forte, liarpfi guitar, etc. For each vol-
ume an exquisitely engraved V-IGNE'1"I‘~ET1-TLE-
PAGE, and a conspicuous INDEX, are furnished.
The terms are FIVE DOLLARS per annum, paya-
ble, in all cases. IN ADVANCE. It is forwardetl
by the earliest tnails to subscribers residing out
of the city of New-York. Cot-iimuiiications,
POST mun. must be addressed to the editor.—-
C/tccring and U/tezcpectcrl News from
citrzsj/l‘ca.mIa..—'l‘he elections of Alderman,
. sessors, Judges, &c.. _ in the different
-Vvairds and Townships in the city and coun-
‘ggif Philadelphia, took place on Friday of
"last week. The result was a. slg'7i.a.l (will
complete lriurnplt of the oyiporicnts of Van
Bu7‘cn.' The N. York Evening Post, a
leading Loco Foco paper, inannouncing
this result, publishes a letter from Phila-
delphia which gives the details oftlie result
of the election, and then adds the following
gloomy intelligence-—“ Should matters con-
tinue in the present unsettled state, I shall
not be much astonished if the opposition
succeeded in the city and county next fall.—
,;I_._AST FALL OUR MAJORITY IN
THE COUNTRY WAS ABOUT
-TWEN'l‘Y-FIVE HUNDRED!”
_. JI‘he Township election in Germantown,
"t’éii.n. was alsoheld on Friday" of last week,
aridiresulted in the election of the entire
Harrison ticket by a most triumphant ma-
"orify. The aggregate vote ‘was about 750,
the largest gyer known at a spring‘ election
~——-the Van Burenites having made every ex-
:ertion to insure success.
This is indeed cheering news from the Key
Stone, but we believe it is only a foretaste
of-=‘the verdict which will there be rendered
-i.
\
No subscriptions reeivcd for a less period than
one year.
{1:? Post-Masters generally are requested to
act asagents for the work.
017' Remember. all letters ordering the Mir-
ror, ‘must contain $5, and be post paid, and
that
ff? The terms are oltoai/.9 in r/rlvance.
REflIO VAL.
6-2: \V. E. Bissell have taken the store No.
0 3 Burrall's Biiildings,whei:e they will
be pleased to wait on their old customers and
those who may favor them with a call. They
havejust received a new and choice selection of
Books, statioiieiy, &c. Family Bibles, Poly-
glott Bibles, Prayer books, Hymn Books, Day
books, Ledgers, and blatik books of every de-
scription, Paper of all lsiuds. by the ream or
quire, Slates, Drawing paper and Pencils, Toy
books, School books of all kinds, Albums, die.
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
-4
FOR NE I/V-YORK.
THE fine fast sailing Sloop MA-
RY VVILLIS, Capt. \Vil!is J.
Merrit. will cotrimcnce running to
New Slip. New York, from Nor-
ice, and will talcc all kinds of Marketing and
Freight on accomniodatmg terms, and will corri-
. 1 '
mence running weekly on the 1st Fuesday in
season. Rqference——HUBi3i;i.,t. 5; Co.
'_nei't't fall against Martin Van Bur-en, and
_.,-liis corrupt schemes '
L,
Norwalk, Feb. 5, 18-10.
'.vtBi_ge, as soon estlie Harbor is clear of
April. leaving Norwalk every Tuesday evening
and New York every Saturday throughout the
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VALUABLE REAL EST.,/l'1'.E,
For Sula or to. Lease.
THE Stamford Bank will "sell,
or let for a term of years, the valua-
ble propcrty heretofore owned bv_
Jesse Vtlliititig in Darien. lying north
of the Connecticut Turnpike. and adjoinitig,
thereto. It consists of abbot eleven acres of
good land. and has upon it a large good com-
motlioous Dwelliiig House, a large barn, a tan-
nery, with buildings conoe'.-tetl therewitli. anti
is a highly eligible stand for the tatiiiltig busi-
For inforrnatiou apply to the Stainfoitl
tress.
Bllllli.
Staniford. Marcli Esl. lSl0. 16
I10 USE AND LOT FOR SALE.
A CONV'l£.\'ll~I.\"1‘ two story house
with about one acre of land, pleas-
antly situatod at Fort Point, oppo-
site the Stcariiboat Landing, Old
Well. is ofli-red for sale.
Applicaiioii may be made to .Iti.\'.~i'i'ii.ii\'
CAMP, Jr. Norwalk. or to the subscriber at 326
Greenwich street, New York.
- NA'1‘IIA.\‘ CAMP.
New York. March 2d, 181-0.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
THE House, Barn and Land sit-
uated in Wilton, recently occupied
by Lewis Arnold.
—-= ' Also, the Store now occupied by
Hoyt &. Fitch.
Also the Hat Shop now occupied by Lewis
Arnold. For terms, 6.7.0. apply to SAM’L F.
L.-ninistn‘, Esq. \Vil‘ton, or to the stibscriber.
Time. '1‘. Mi-;ttwiN.
Norwalic. Martzli 3d, IS-‘I0. If 16
' FOR SALE, 7
Two Dwelling Houses, a Barn, a
Stable. a Coach Hotisc, and 125 a-
cresol land, pleasantly situated in the
. - " town ofNorwalk, about 80 rods west
ofthe Britlge. The land is ofexcellent quality,
and the buildings are in good repair For par-
ticulars inqu'ii=e of the subscriber living oti the
premises. STEPHEN l.\tI0'l"1‘.
N. B. If not sold by the first of April, the
above property will be rented.
Norwalk. Feb. 26th. 18-10. 5115
TFTOCT. A. Hl LL, tliankful forthe patronage
.._J be has received in his profession during
12 months past, in Norwalk, begs leave 1.0 in-
form tne ptiblie, that he still continues a few
doors west ofthc Bridge, in Burrall’s Buildings,
where he will be happy at any time to see_ his
friends, and answer all their calls in Dental
l7
Surgery. -
Iucorruptible teet.li inserted from one to D.
full set. Also, teeth cleansed. separated, ex-
tracted, &c., and all these diseases of the teeth
attended to, which, if sufiered to continue, arc
productive of so much mischief.
]l’t':’/‘C'I'€7lC£’S.--I3l'n0l‘y Bissell, M. D.; J. D.
M‘L:.'an, M. Du, Hon. Thomas B. Butler;
Hon. Benjamin lsaacs, Norwalk. Nelieniinh
Perry. M. D. Ridgeficltl. R. B. Botsford. M.
D.; Doct. D. P. Knapp,’ Daiibury. Duct.
Howell Rodgers, Colchester. Ct. Vl/illiam
Witter, M. D. \Villiamantic, Ct.
November 20, 1839. 1
NE l'V BOOKS.
HE Life and Times of General \Vtn. H.
Harrison, by Burr; Henry of Guise, by
James; Henry Masterton and Life and Adven-
tures of John Marston Hull; Mary of Burgun-
dy; Stevens Travels in Egypt, Arabia, Petria
niid the Holy Land, Greece, Turlsy, Russia and
Poland. Just received by
.c...s:t'. lungs and liver in .-i very short time.
said he was irtctirable, and must soon die.
after tising every other iiictliciitt-, he was cttrcd
by Dr. '.l‘uylor’s llalsatn of L_iverv.'orr.. This
man is a ctirtinviii. and let all others who cannot
atl‘oi'tl_to be idle, follow his c.\'a.niplt-., if they are
sick and use this run dicine. It will restore (llS'
Ct,-nsu..~np.’.-'on cu:'c:_l ——l\iy S0ll,l1'lVll’lg a violent
cold, used to cough vie-lent.l_v, raising quantities
ofthick putrid Ill.‘-lli’.L‘I', and finally he could not
turn over in bed from weakness. He rnriiiilested
every S_\mptom ol'confi:inerl consumption. For
six years he had been suljcct to the asthma.
-His physicians, Dr;-:. Vermt-ule and Andtrson,
Yet
I was deter-niin=’d to try Dr. Taylor's Balsam of"
Livcrwort, and strange as it may appear, this
medicine has fully restored his lioaltli.
SOPHIA GALLON, 1-} Norfolk s‘. ,
JOIIN A. \VElCl), l\lOt‘Wulii ‘Bridge. and S.l
F. l\IlLLS, Old \‘Vcll. are tiiy tigotits for Not»;
walk. GEO. 'l‘AY.l_.OI{, M. D. 1
April l—-20 ,l
A llousi»; and one acre of land,‘
lit-atiiiftilly siitiaied in the town of
‘-.'i|ton. about half 21 mile south of
the Episcopal cliu.:c.h. and five miles
from the borough of Norwalk. on the road lead-
ing to Danbury. Tl.e house is of moderate di-
tiierisioiis, but convenient and in good repair,
and near the door is it never failing well of ex-
cellent water. The ;_1arden and adjoining land
are of the best quality,ori which thereisa num-l
ber of fruit trees in good bearing cpnditioti.—
Near the premises is a large and commodious
Barn, which will be sold ifirequired in connec-
tion with said property. For pariiculars inquire
of the subscriber living about 60 rod cast of the
. , _ V
premises. /JADOC}t RAY..\io.\n.
\Vilton. Feb. 26. 18-10. GII5
FOR SALE,
Tim Dwelling House of the sub-
scriber, situated a few rods west of
the Bridge, one of the most eligible
locations in the village. To the man
of business or pleasure, it is, perhaps, as CCU-r
veniently located as could be wished, being situ—_
atcd on the main roadto the Steamboat Landing
or N. York. The house is 2 stories higli,2_9 by
30 feet on the ground, with an 8 feet prof,cction
on the rear. The arrangement. of the interior
of the building is probably equal to any in the
villageforcomfortundconvenience. Tlieliouse
was built expressly for his own occupation, and
the best of triaterials uscditi itsstructure. There
is a well planned Barn and several conveninent
uutliouses on the premises, with an cxcelleiit
garden in the rear and a well of water C0‘m.{.Cl1-
icntly situated to thchouse. Any person wishi_ng
to purchase pr-o.pt)rty like the above,at a bargain,
will find it an object to view the p_rcir_itscs, as
the subscriber is very desirous of moving onto
his farm. and having no use for his house he
will sell it much less Llian its value,antl give itii-
medgate pogsossioll if required. The cotidi—
tion of the sale will be, one fourth the purchase
money to paid on the delivery of the deed, the
rest may remain on bond and mortgage.
L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, March 10. 1840. t-fl7
FOR SALE.
THAT well known Manufactur-
t- ing Establishment, located about3
_ miles east of the village of Ridge-
. field, known for many years as
Ban/;‘.s Factory.” Its situation being on a
fine stream of water, near the Sugar Hollow
Turnpike, is inferior to none in the county. It
is believed that the public are so well acquainted
with the establishment and its peculiar adapta-
tion to almost any inanufacturiug purposes, that
a more particular dc-scription is unnecessary.
For terms which will be moderate, inquire of
' ABIJAII Ri-;ssi-:GUiir.-
\ViLLiAM HAwLi-LY.
Ridgeficld, 12th Feb. 1840. IH4
, PERMACETI CANDLES. of a suP;’_T"'
1
it
tities,‘both by «lay and night; besides this he .
[IE Life and Times of Gen.
* risen, by S. J Burr.
M.-\I’tlAN. or the Young Maid‘s Fortune, by
Mrs. S. C. Hall. I
MICIIAEL. ARM STRO
1*)’ litiy’. by Mrs. ,i‘l'l)il|)[)(’.
HENRY OF GUISE, by G. P. R. James.
.ltisl I‘:-{:(‘l\’(‘.tl luv , _ A_ \,\-'].;;.;D,
CLOCKS.’ CLOCKS .'.’
IIE subscriber has new Clocks from S1 to
SS, and warranted. Also. Spoons, as pure
tie coin, or no sale. Spectacles,'l'hinib|cs. Peri
Knives». Combs, Lookiiig Glasses and \l/iitclies.
Jewelry, tS;c. cheap for cash. East side the
Bridge. C. E, Dzsnimw.
Noiwnllt. Mnrcli .‘3tl, I8-I0.
‘””"7‘(‘)“"I'.Z‘"T.
7’_ \V. II. Har-
t"f‘
.\ .1, or the Fat-to
16
I,-
“3--"9: l“ the Compli.-test order;
tug; of combs,‘
’ his mill is the lcasa t t "
stream. being wiiliin tennrizs sol;-Hlahtgiuivon fliei
and Dzinbury road. and is one ofthe be nah?“ 1‘
tions in the County for a Clothicr Tiisrn:i§,h:A
\Vt - . - I. .". n‘
....;:-.*:':..':;i;“’ “Y. -~ <i'"m=z-
l - or terms and particulars inquire.
of“Cltarles L. J-an_es,, or of ghp su1,,,c,.;b. h
will t'-3l‘~"-‘-' Posscssioii on the h-it'of’.AD'iil' uiiw '9’
DAVID W. Onxsrnn.
rch 2d. 1840. 4119
Vvilton, Mn
3) Y virtue of State and '1.~0w,,,w-,,,.,.,,n,“o‘
3 me directed; I‘ have levii.-d.= upon and win.
sell at public ziucl-ion, at the public sign post in
N"'“'alli. OD Sat-uilday, the 28th day of instant.
M*”‘-'l’v *7” 2 0’Cl0Cli;.P- M . so much of the Real-
listate of David Judali.a_ud J,aL-ob s-,.,;.;, as Wm
l‘3_V their Town aiitl'Stat-e Taxes on Lid! 1836
.S..>’7, and 1558. €uA’s l'$A'A(-'5. Collu.-tor. '
Nr-rwalk, March 2d. 1840'. 4:«]6
OTICE ls hereby given, that the annual,’
lYl€€llU,1'_'Orfl|€Sl0Cl\hI)l(l(‘fS of!lie.(t‘.‘mmec,
iiout"l‘urnpike,Company will be heldlattbé.
house of David Stevenson in Norwialli, on
Tuesday the 11th day of April next, 5; 10,
o'clock, forenoon.
Ei3i~:.\.'Ezcit J1-:suP,
\‘:Viii~. ST. Jfoiiu.
Tiii~:o. DA\'ENPURT.
Nurwiilli, March 10. 1840. 3'18
, '1 OTICE Is hereby. given that the subscrii-
L hers have been appointed by the Court of‘
Probat-e for the district of Redding. Commas-
sinners on the estate of Thaddeus B. Reed, late
of Retlding deceased, represented:ihsolveiii, and
that six iiiontli from this date are al-lowed'b_._y 1,139.
saltl Court, for the creditors to bring-in anillpigv;
their claims against said estate. and‘ that-‘ they
will attend to. the duties of said appointment 3;
I0‘? ‘-916 maiitifac-.
' Directors»
ihe late residence of,’ said deceased, on the first "
\Vct’nesdays of April and Septr-mbgy mm, at -
one o'clock in the alteration on each ofsaid d i
a y 3,,
TO L ET froiri the first nfApril, V .
tlwt_-llitiu apartments suitable for it ~ ‘l°‘\‘“‘HAN R‘ S“NDF°l‘”: "C
l§l§!l5' _. .” ,7’ ml, rpl , . ,- ,. . \VA1.iu-zit BAT]-LS, '°mm"-
W. _ bill-l uni \. lL ptetiiisrs a.e D‘ I, P J , ,. M
'-J-' Sll'_.‘Hl€,‘ll in \Viltoti. about four milt-s “ml 3' ‘U l "'9-‘ Mel‘ 7lll- 3840- 3'*13
Inquiry may be made at Illls
Marcli 24.
friiii Ntiiwvzillt.
tillicc.
TO HEN’,
NE Ilalfoftlie room now occupied as the .
Gazette Ollice. Inquire on the premises,
orof Motisoti lloyt.
.tlIO "F.-1 Tf1_"S VEGET.-1 BLE LIFE
Ill E DI CINE S.
IIESE medicines are indebted for their
nam,e to their tiiatiifest and sensilile action
in purifying the springs and cltatincls of life, and
enduing them with renewed tone and vigor. In
many litiridred certified cast.-s which have been
tnatle public. and in almost every species o."
disease to which the liumati frame is liable, the
bappy r-III-cts of Jllofiltls Li/2: (‘ills mm,’ P/rcnir
UllfCI'S have been gratefully ackiiowlctlgetl by
the persons bct’iefittt:d,'aiid who were previously
unnctpiaiiitetl with the beautifully philosopliicall
priticiples upon whit-li they are couipouiided, and!
u lflll which they coiiseqticiitly act.
The Life Metliciiir-s reco.-rzrnend themselves
in diseasesofcvery fortn arddescripiion. Tlieir
l
I
l
FEATIIER DRESSl.lVG.—-
'5'’ NE Su.bscri-tiers would inform the inhab-
Ila,lt|S or the mwn of Norwalk and its vi-
ciniIy,_thatthey haxe put in t)'|e[;a[i()n 3 ,,-,m.h;,,e
lortlressitig. cleansing, porif_\ ing and renovatingr
ft:athers,- old and new. The public, whose Dill:
roiiage they solicit, may depend upon their work
being done in the best tnauncr. 'J"t,eir stand
is at the foot ol'Mi|l Hill-.
N. B. Beds sent for free ofexpense-.
-I. W’. GREGORY & Co.
h'l:irr!l‘i I'5.'Ili. 1849'. WIS
DISSOL U T1ON.---
‘HE Copartneisliip liereiofore existing tiri-
der the firm ofLyon & Harris. is by mu-
tual cc-risezit tlissolved. All persons having
NnT\\':Il’l{,
claims against said firm will please present
them tor payment. and all indebted. are pa-rt-ic.
tilzirly reqiiestt-tl to call and settle wiihriul-funthrr
notice, with Z. Lyon. who will’ Gnnlilflllfl; i.|,e
business at the old stand.
Z. ]i41';0N.'-.
L‘i:Er.r;Y. HA-Iii:-i,-s.
Norwalk. Vlrirch 16. I840. 3I1,8"
first operation is to loosen from the coats of the
stomach and bo.«vels, the various im;»uriiics.aritl
crutlities constantly settling around them, and to
remove the hardened fzeces which collect in the
convoluti IDS of t-he small intestines. Othci=nie-
dicines only partially cleanse these. and leave
such col-let.-ted masses behind as to produce ha-
bitual costiveness, with all its train of evils, or
stiddeti daiarrhcea, with its iinrniiient dangers.
This fact is well known to all reg.u.lar anato-
mists, wh_.o examinethe humau..bowels after
death: and hence the pnjutlico of t-liese well
iuforined men against quack mcdicirit-:s—-or nie-
dicine prepared and heralded to the public by
ignorant persons. 'Ié‘he second cllect of the
Life Metlicines is to cleanse the. kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means, the liver and the
ltings, the healthful action of which enterely de-
pends upon the regularity of the urinary organs.
The blooJ, which takes its red color from the -
agency of the liver and the lungs before it passes
inio the heart», being thus purified by them
and nourished by food coming from a clean -
stomach, courses ‘Freely through the veins. re-
news every part oftlre systeiii. and triumphant-
ly mounts the banner ofliealtli in the blooming
cheek. _ _
Moff.tt’s Vegetable Life Medicines have
been ti-iorouglily tested, and proiiounccd a sov-
ereign remedy for Dyspepsia._FlalUl§IlCya Pill-
pitatiun ofthe Heart. Loss of Appetite, Heart
burn and Headache, Restlcssness, Irll temper,
A,,,}}ew_ Languor and ‘Melancholy. Costive-
Hess’ ]_)ia;-3-[;(‘g,,'—), Cholera, l3‘evcrs of all kinds,
Rhea t‘tlz1llSl1‘i, Gout, Dropsies of all kinds, Grav-
el. \Vorms, Asthma and Consuniption, Scurvy.
Ulcers, Inveterate Sores, Scorbutic Eruptions &.
Bad Coniplexlolls, Eriipt-ivecoriiplaints, Sallow,
Cloudy, and other disagreeable Complextoris.
Salt llhcuni, Erysipelas, common colds and In-
fluenza, and various other complaints which af-
flict the human frame. In Fcvcr (mil Aguc.
particularly, the Life Medicines have berrimost
eminently successful; so much souliat ip the
Fever and Ague districts. pliysiclims asmosl
universallv Prescribe theni. _ _ _
All thaf M r. Moffat requires of ills, patients
is to be particular in taking the Life Metlicines
strictly according to the Llll’CGlb’)DS. _It is not by
a newspaper notice. or ‘by any thing that he
[,i,,,5‘e“'_ may say in their favor, that he hopes
to gain credit. It is alone by -the results ofa
fair trial. _
Mofl'ut'.s Medical Illa/iual; _desig,nerl as E1
domestic. guide to health. This lilllc IV"-“Pl‘”
let, editetl by w. B. Moffat. 370 Broadway-
N. York, has been published for tire purpose of
explaining more fully Mr. Mpf-iat’s. theory of
diseases, and will be found highly interesting
to persons seeking health. It treats upon [l>)r§V-
alent diseases, and the canses’thereof. rice
25 cents-—for sale by Mr. Moflat s agenlsgem”
T--e ‘“°‘.’l§i:’.i“.‘i’€v2"..f.f?'°
sale at prices about right,
SPRING GOODS.
Cyicap for Caslt.
TEVENS 6.: CLOCK have this day ite-
oeiived a large and wellselccted assortment:
ol Spring Goods. which were bought at prices
mticli less than liereiofitare.
are in want of New Spring Goods at low prices,
would do well to call before punchasing else-
where. They may depend; its will pay to do so.
18
Purchasers w ho
iVla_i‘_oh IS,
O'.\'I3BAZ'lNES—blk, blue blk, a large as-
so,r,tmeut, for sale low by
STEVENS <35 C'1_._ocK.
FIG.'URE-D AND -PLAIN SI_L.K_’S.
LARGE assortment of} bill. blue blli, and
-L col’d Silks. embracing the largest assent-
ment: in the county. just rec'd. and for. sale as
prices to.compar.e with the limes-
March 18. STEVENS do CI.0(:K;._
superior q,.uali.y,_ for sale
cheap. for cash. by J, A. \Vx_-;i-_:i;,.
Broa.tlcl0t/ts, Cassioicres and So-lllnellsfui
LARGE supply. enibracirig every dt~.-ir.a-
ble color and quali_ty,j,Iist received arid for
Ifyon don't. belie-.'e-z
S'.l,‘EV.l_£1\'S oz Ci.oci.:
call and See-,
Lanes-and Caliicocs, a, new s'I1.p}:5/3,3,
JUS'I‘ received a_nd for sale cheap enough by.
STEVENS do CI_.OC-K._
NOTICE. -- D ‘
FE‘. [IE Book Accounts and? business Notes of‘
the Hon. '1‘. .BETTS, are left for settlement
with the subscriber, who may be found at-the
Ollice recently, occupied by Mr. Betts._ready to
attend to them, or transact any other profession-
al biisiriess. TH.OR1.-5.3 B.--. B.’-!'1’1.-.E.1.h
Norwalk. Dee. if 5‘
'0 i .I. IDENMEAD. -
ANUFACTURER of Silk Brawed. Coat
ly Cord, Elastic Guard C'lia_i~us,-_ $i§_lk and
Worsted‘ C'heni_ll=e Cards. and FT“-Ifires 05. -'1“ dc‘
script-ions. 137 VVil|iam street, N. X'-
N03), 1839. if 3
- st rgviaiv. SPO0NSare sieiiipg
E a Be at 25. per cent less than formerly.
in consequence pf the price ofother things hr-itig.
reduced, by I-Ev! €1.;u.iK 5% C0.-
.oIitcU1..;i Tivvci LIBRARY-I
HE subscribers ofi'er-Iothe public. the use
T of a recently selected collection of Book“-'.
which will be ldaued on reasonableterms. No
pains will be spared to procure new works as
soon as publisbed.",' A share of public patronage
is sopci,_ed_ ' g 65 Bistmbb.
entirely new and-gin. good
order; for-sole, ¢h¢8P- C‘ I5-4.-*°§t
-c-
quality, for sale by
E. 3.-. Vt’. Bissznn.
a.-. \Y'. E. Btss'i:I_.L.
by - .
Norwalls, March 1,5109 1530-q
Nor‘-talk.’-fipfil 1» }34°-
'1
in boxes by the -
Norwalk Chronicler