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NEW LONDON COUNTY. Wa.t'e2'blm'_7/i John P. Elton, F. Spencer gling for power, regiirdlcss of the ?715a7I.S.--- M A R R 1 A GE 8. SILK I/VORIHS EGGS. b M0313 NE W’
,. NEW LONDON, 322 335 . 386 995 W'oodbr2'dge, Samuel Peck The governmentiin this country, still exists I , Y ,’ Q I 4 OR -51\_Ll3—<m_ reasmiable terms. aqiian- _.. JR , THE gnhgéribef is this.
Norwich. ' 551- 399 4 60" 592 Wolcoll, Ira I-Iough_l_' in the mora_l_poive_§..and intelligence of the R " lI\V‘,1f""I‘3_‘*"le'“M““'X° 23;“. ?Iar°ll\'1l.’?:lA:f . - *”.V °l_1‘-{-'35’ '_'l_¥~"")‘l °"lf3’i and at the i_'!'=. dayor-6Dln3a“°“'$"Pl’lY_
. Bozmh’ 92 85 11% 89 NEW LONDON’ VV_ F_ Bminerd, D‘ Rogers people. qVhé§e~éar&on the Side of demQCm_ ev.j ings, r. mit i, to L_ is. . Peanut description,“ hicli isconsirlcred de_cidecl- . of G,,,,(is, among w},,ch
Colchester, 176 117 20-. 14-3 _V . I L S F - . ‘Q T} I bze-en called into action and mom a eeler, Both of i rzebury. ‘ ly preferable to any otlier propagmcd in this - me p;,,,.,,, L,.,-,,,‘ Hp‘,-3.
Franklin, '87 99 96 93 $0710"; "Am ' Oslefs Challes -l3’l1~~-~ cy._ 19) d‘'_” b _ I ,Q d on the fir t In New York. on the 31-9! Ull- by "16 ReV- country. Inquire at this office. ,_,,,,,a|!3mlplaii'iW;iiclii»s,'
Griswold. 157 92 2 174 99 C0.‘-J7/ah’ . A.Ve]y'l §_\hIe[rdefrcC;-S-’A‘‘l-I 8» ill njlsyehe Cor Omtios Dr‘ U.arde”\l”°“l‘i Jdh” H; Tllbim l"”‘e,flSs”cl' Feb"'mr.V 26”“ 1840' . 1'5 LO()l\lflg Gl2lF2=I’S 20 Her
Groton, 144 205 1 141 210 Otcteslet. ie Otis, J01“ Pi1Cl<€l'- ‘ 0“ =1)’ 0 _ P“_ - A re“ Y1 _ d_ P 0 ate_editor or die Siainfurtl beiiiiiiel. 10 MISS Fl‘ SILK IVORMS» EGGS , cent less than we lirive’
Lebanon’ 200 188 1 229 222 F“-bhklnh Ohver Johnson’ Jr° --.. gentry are yielding before the m lgnalwn of deha Ann 5'' John" 0r(.}reemv‘ch' HF subscriber has on hand ofiliis nwti --.. ’- - 3 ever knmvii them to be:
Ledyard, 107 146 1 - 13.3 102 Gmswolzl, James Tyler, Jr. ‘ the people. One bold charge and the work In_Danbury. lcklarcli 29th, Mi. Peter Rowan mgsil 0 qdanmv or me Above amide ,1 . N H . (,1 I.‘ f. ,4 ,. ‘ ,._
Lisbon, 89 89 13? Grown’ Noah Chapmanvl B"“l- Chester‘ ls done’ “ Once more to the breach dear toIM:F'dP0hly uc0fiCSd. d - 1 t b in good CClEfllll()D which he will sell cbefllil :(,i'lI\'CIl'nPe(l)lr(“ll: ‘Fldi:d‘SJ1)()di:D lifilir liiirliliradil
I _ . g . '_ ‘. , _ _- ‘ l _ 11 ‘_ , I 3:. Y n I ‘V 9: as, I '9 *3. ‘ ' u‘ . , ; Oil‘; (7. .
’FEJ:[i1sl.‘ti’LYm9:l 274 202 12 122 88 T:ci)I(m0‘7'2l' ]S;‘COlI:]:-l”](1dC;EltElJEl1(JltnT(x]l' Justin mmkl iTl:[lldll,1 l.l]S]:Sl)1(\)l!iiS“()ef iiidlolijxi l-lie Rein 'l3I'.nJ;Tll‘l’(;]l1 J1()yl]lTS3?lTlllrll(‘y 10 Mi; The 3"’ b‘’”‘ ‘’l ‘he rm” and 5”‘ “Cells Clmli 13ruslics. Brass and Plated Siiuffers and
- - ' — C '.’/a’“’ an 0 *3 H I‘ 9‘ ' ‘ L l‘ ’ - 1 ‘ ~' ‘ " n .- ‘ . 7‘ - CleSCfl7ll0U- ' Tra '3' Chain: Kc '8 Rinos shell on be:
- t 11 1"’ 88 6 176 110 . 1 ) . , . __ (/al‘0tll'l.._\Ouno'e5t d3_uiTlll'.Cl of Ldivard Arm l ‘I _ _ ) . - . _§ . , ,, . in .. a
%I."gt‘(’)lni'5r‘]aUt0n’ 252 139 221 L2.Sf)07L, Thomas-G. Reedl and the‘ lfll’1’)é?l]lIll'l-()nS'.0f the \al’lqUlS‘l1€(l. strong, Esq. :3 5 ‘N50, abm” 1000 ,,.1,,],,,_.,,,,q,5 }_\f“]1»,e,-,-y rp,?es very good ,”,,(,;;__; S,,ve,Th,,,,,,,pS‘ pe,,k,,i,.E,S'
5; Preston ’=’ 158 144 1 167 152 L_’I/771.8, Stephen J. Lord, one vacancy. Demociacy is victoiious—_-the p_e0p.e are _ # ol one yeaisg1rm_s-ili. a\'erflgHi.Lr 3130”! three lee! Pens, &i:. We will sell for cash as low ascan
"9 leém , .94 87 93 71 E435 L!/7710. Daniel Watroris. frec—-ivhiggery is fallen, with all its coi‘rup- D E A T H S. and a lnilflll l)l~l,Ql)l. LEWIS Wm'r.\'r:v. he ,,,m_.h,,sed in me C,,,,,,iy, _
3 Stoniiigtoti, 258 207 336 207 illoizlvillc. VViliiam Thacher. tions and abominiilions, never to rise again. - _ NnrW~'t'l<~ Alirll l. 1840- 530 _ . Ciiifis E. Drsimmv.
‘Naierford, 146 188 139 202 Nari./L iS'l0ni7iglr7n, L. I-lull,l N. i‘.l’Ci'ai'y. -' ~-_‘--~-~————; , In D-.i.nbui~_v, April 4th, Mr. Howard H. in __\[H:‘. Court 0’l'Priibaie for the District or P""""”"5"l“3 fl” E03‘ 37d5‘2f‘7‘9 B'”’1e‘<'€-
.-5}’ - — .__.. _— ._... .___ ——- Preston T;-ac-V Gates Erastus Morqaii. A C°’”35P°“‘l"-“l ‘-‘l ‘he N9‘-V1‘”l" I9-"‘P”‘59: \Vbite, aged 31. ‘ -S‘. l‘7orw:,ilic. bath limited and allowed six l\"'.“'"”“~ Alml l4~ 1840- 2?
r _ 9099 2973 ._35 3669 3065 _Qwng,,g-50,,‘ G'u,-don T,-umb,,]}’ G_ sh,.ffiC1d who addresses liimselfto the Hon. Levi \Vood- In Grecmyicli, on the 6th, Alice Pizlzncr, 3- riionilis t'roni_tlie date hereof, for the creditors to w[1[T:‘ LI-_,‘A j)_
-‘ Ell5W01'll1’S m3J°“l.l' W31‘ N1l°S:503' l/VtLlcrf0'rcl, Joscph Avery. l bury, over the signature of New Jersey, asks ged “b“Ul- 3‘? .1"-‘l1|'S 0f0L"'- ilie estate of D _l P _ 1-.“ T0. 1 and extra White Lead, at a reduced
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i; aiqyewtown. SarfI€(l:1.I,‘Jfi:l%h1i{8]_y":T(ii(Z]l‘l(lS. th D Grirms the Secretary oftlic lrcasury ilie fl)ll0\\1Dg lm- {Egg THE l\7O1-HVALIC .LYcsL~:ii will nicei at ‘men,-NOm,a”‘_, d,,(:,;,:,_se(L ,7O:,xhm-I meir. Ckmm pr cc. fir sale by ll1Cf’PSllll0:r.‘r]I£‘)Pl£)ECK.
I TTFTTT L‘‘L ‘ - ' e =9 l"‘-“mam ‘l""5‘”’”3’ ‘he TOWN HOUSCU "9741 TllU’5‘l‘~‘.Y °"°“”’§ al for settleiiiciit. Those who neglect to lireseni '~ Old WW-ll Liindinsr. APT“ l4-1340 21-
SENATORS l‘4Ll‘4CTED- Eoglm’. .§‘h‘flSm-9i‘,.l‘ Z Knowing your extreme attachment to 1’(.‘- 7 0:Clock. 7 ilieiraccoiinis, properlyatiesteilgxitliinsuiil time, N ,,L§
Dist. 1 Job Ally/72, of Hartford. ’05u'”wM" ‘ 0 n ' - Lomnns‘ ,,. form in your department, and that the cmer- I-“Xl5“C15-“-5-""A Ll‘-Clulf? by 3 §j°'l‘l"3’- will bcdeliarred ii recovery. All persons irideiii— --4-‘V *- T 7 _'
" “ 2 Solomon Cole, of N. Glastonbury. C”"..”"m‘-7/’ Eleazlar Hum’ Samuel ‘ll 1150"’ gencies ofthetreasury are at the. present time ' A.‘]el”“e "'1 l-he ‘l"°5‘"”""“ “.3? the Cm.‘ ed 10 Sillll ‘3Sl~’“‘?- 1”‘«"""l‘-‘“5‘°‘l“’ "”‘l‘el’""“"Jl‘ .-LBS Cm and “ nvmgm INT‘-“§'
.. 3 W-ll-‘ S] {H .1 d Ellzozglim, Calvzn Chapman . . . I . H , 1 - - nccticiit school fund bccri lieiiclicial ll) this me ,,,\.me,,, ,0 \\.',.,,, 131,05, ExcC,,,,_,,_ - iir sale aiilir.-()l«l\VcllLaiiding
L ram .2 19,7/. 0 aitan . ._ , .~ Id ,.H D S . veiy great, non L sii;rgistliat,in COi'iJlll’lC- Sm ,,, W. A , V SS, , l - ~ g “O b T“ 1 PFC], 9,)
“ 4 Eleazcr l/Va,r'izc2'. ofNc\v Haven. Ihblon’ Gilfwo A’ C“ 6”’ ' P" Plague tion with Mr. Senatorlilnll. ofN. Jersey ‘vou 'Ae;r., H M‘ T“ ”“" “L 3' Nnrwnlk. M.-irr-Ii 21. 1610. «')l»'4O _.‘/ ' - 4- -- --
“ 5. Orrin Plumb, of l/Volcott. ];Ia"‘lfic[E:l' ]I3hC():Sl' C].a"k.{V7,,"$lnOn SIGNS‘ would institute the following inqiiii'ies,.ii-i yo. I I" Q ’ | l’ \ HE Court of Frtiliatc for the District til _ CIIEAP FOR CASII.
“ 6 Erlrra,rAr‘walc7' of lVallin0'ford ‘0mNS‘ ’ mpm' I ' omcmy lation to the (‘us‘om I—Iou§i; qt Pm-1}} AH. CI'iTEA1_’ CROCKEHY. i - StaiTil'iii‘d bulb limited and 'r)llt)\‘.’CLl six fit? YARDS bleached and tin-
“' ’ 7 A.S;FlS/L, of Sioiiington. O Sm;flb’“<l- S3Q1iV'ei‘se, J._ Orctitt 2:1 bov ,_ J L I , Large qiiaiiiiiy if Criiclmry Warn of a E miiitlis froiii the date licreuf, .l‘Ol‘vlllC creditors §)‘‘“ 39 l)leE1(Ill€(l Sliiriing, smooth. ll(‘.'l‘
U 8 I.[cm-7/ Sp,-07,8-, of No,-“.,‘Ch_ J U310”. J C_(1l"F-‘£13:-B"“J bowl“ "L IS hmc am, thino. except hospital mo. i J‘. F5U'D£‘.l'll’iF qtitllllV..(?t'in1pl'lSlll§_‘{ :1 general as to the estate of vy and cvcn, zit ilie low price ofsix and a q-tar‘
“ 9 Saimicl C S(,’l(l(,’77», of Lynio. V3:_7”f’”i Olwel I’,I]"'"l . 1 may collected at. PL-t'lllD.-’\ll1l)Oy, and dogs that §Ol'll)l(:‘nl. ll’l(,‘lUll.llll% T)[il1ll1€'l‘.11l‘)l‘l\ Telzi Sets. S(1Q\'fi(§l ‘ .}"0::ep.-’i .t'F'1‘((f/I.€I',:“"l ' '1' : W !i_‘l‘t.'c1!l:‘p-I.‘l yard, flu s8l:lr‘:i!3(’)S L “NT
“ l0 Abra/i.am D. Baldwin, ofFa.ii'field. W ‘Hm-5,1071’ D G ‘mm’ ETD msOn' iimotit to more than two liundrcd and fifty ‘F-Om H6 “mm. H‘ Hi’ S.’-ll’ ‘um. “um ::("[ la’? of Damn’ mfmlcd’ “)Cxli")l“ rm“ ‘“”'°' , - . , ' ' ‘ ‘ i ' 02
U 11 I.lem._,,/ Ru,,g.lL,¢ of B,.O0kfi,qd T_ C and:"‘—“‘HCe )reu‘r"’l‘ed‘**‘us HS’ “ PC} rm n dolhrs pm. “mum , . CIli‘\il(§)rVl‘l)l'll(‘f3S(l)li,]tt\1V H A I Pl§C1§.. lI')l- sctilcriiciit. 1 hose] who nC'.t,}ct_‘t in prcsciq; 0.] Will, April 1-1. <_»_
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-“ 132 Joshua. B. Ferris,ofStamfl'ii'd. I ‘ _. Om lmeadior "ape mm“ Delnwralip 2; Does it not cost more tli.-in FIVE N. B_-:_Al_<t), a .Ife[]Q[‘f:lr'a_c5()]'[Tl‘|(J”[ of‘ Dry :3”: ::,(',c,(l“U,:l,iL|.ll:(;i),lr,,);.cE:,l::::.‘ ' l,l,'ili[,',:,—.,:.l,L, DRY 500-33 —‘1TA.Ll'C7ION PRICES-
’ “ 13 Joscp/2, Ealim. of Pliiinfii-ld. mSwmn‘° e I 3 I THOUSAND DOLLARS to collect l.l'ls Gum]: and Gl‘t)('('l‘lt: for ¢’ilP or f“'1"\ do I ’ .,V , . . (“,,'es.Cd ,0 ,,:,,1,,, V ‘to all who are in pursiiit of Cheap Gnarls.
H 14 J b W/*'Z[~ f P {H Nnrwalk that she deserved. Her clforts were Y I I 1 1 5 Y 7 ‘J y C ' ' I" lmc ml m s‘'l‘,('3_8 9‘ are ‘Cl ' " will find 0 full spring assortment at the‘
0 Z M7715. 0 Om int . , , mo iunc rci ant fty . To LET iiiiiiicdiaic Il?lVlll(‘Ui In ,, , , P , _
" 15 L. Ililc/iroc/c of Bnrkbamstcd “'””l’Y°H“”" by C°ml’C"'5°"’“'ew° findlhm 3 Could not ‘Ill the l"ll)Ol‘ ‘it the Ctis'oi'i '3 D ll’ ‘ll 1 . ' ll “ i-l0.’)’”PH WlA'riirr ‘\ll']'l(ll$l"iCll0T Ol‘l"V"‘1”"'mdmg° fines. L. Mm. 22
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16 El; fifty £53-(1[[, of Plymouil], C1‘ mn_]Ul1l_,’ ranks her the ullll town in [-louse be pe1~{'0]-med 1n fificcn minutes of E: 4% Small pamilmb Possession ,,iv(,n im_ Stainforil. lV'l:tI('ll. ll. l-b'l‘i.l. 3l*20i__O__‘l_\\ PH‘ Apr” .
17 Nat/imziel P. PC)'7‘]/, of Kcnt. the State‘ __ each day ? lnC(ll3‘.€lV.' Ant.-lv to the shliscrilie C.1.,EE\;,;. F \.{\«.3 ENC«y ‘SL1 in ND DE-luNG’S ROTTEN S'1ONE'
’ 18 S‘ K‘ ‘Viglmnan' of Middlctown‘ 'l$ucri«i\~ii”~;‘s'.Qi=i=rci-i ——'\Vr- ll'}\’lP had some /1. Is it not the sole business oftlic Col- 0“ ll“? l>“3l1ll=‘95i R: 9' P‘’'‘'”’Y”' ‘ \ ‘COL. {L SC‘l-l(1‘f‘' ‘ ‘H FlRS'l‘ rate article for polislllngl Sll"""
" 19 .El2]7/L. A. Bill/i‘lc_7/, of E. I-lziddum. ’ g ‘ ‘ ‘ _‘ F ‘I’ B In ‘ ’ I 10,301. at Amboy and his D,3pmV, am] Ofmo or to _ R. A. \Vii.Li.t:.is. i V .,UE "bjc “.6” I ‘ha I, ‘ x . I, Ls Brass‘ rpm, Steel, &c. «Sic. in boxes by the
,, . 20 Eh-Sim Shams, of Tonand. scoresofapp lC€1ll(iDS iri i. uc iciiaii ssliecci two Inspectors, as “.0” as 315;) that of the l\'llr\\v{‘lll{. Api-il l3. 18/10. :12 i ms .,f]i”.:)ni:t;.h.[ d.q}_ii,m !lels‘lI’li1(l ll‘(ei(}‘at'; Emss, dnzen or Single’ for sale by S,,.m,H,,;,,, F_
.i 21 :!1b¢li2)‘.I’IC/l.i’f€L!. of Itlebron. since his attempt in don)’ the Positions \\~l)lCll Su,.,.e,'.,),.,,m1 I,,sm,c,m_ at New ’BmnSw].C[\_’ . NOTICE reCO"ere(§tfi‘Onl haisl ‘aleii]]in_e.SS:.an.d finendg my Mum, and CHARLES lsmcsi Agcms for N0,
Those In xli1lICS €111‘ all l.Vl'l1SS- he as5""'°‘l '” mrereme ‘)0 'h°_ emcls °_r ‘he to clcctionccr, or are they till employed, bus- ES l]8f'(_‘l)y given ilmi a ipeiiitnn will be pm- suniing his S('ll0Ul in person April 20th, ilie “"’lTl"_ _ ”_ F b 21., ]q.-to 15‘
- . .-:''_:.—.—,.‘7‘.’-. L. —I‘ECr11r Sl'l"T"'335“r)" 5Clle“‘°- 13'” lllls 5l’°eC'll '5 Tm‘ ily and (lCL'0"(.fl-ll-g‘ 10 Niel?‘ cajmct./_’i/,l in col- ' fcrcd to the next General Asscuibly to be usual time for the siimmc: term to comuicnce. 1\"“"“ ‘~ ‘e ' 5 ’ ” -\ ‘
RLPRhbEN [A F‘ Eb “L “D. HE su‘iii=crilier has on hand :1 large iiss0rt——'
[Those iiitirkcd tlitis (I) are. Locos]
“ FAIRFIl-‘.LD, Jolin Could, Jona. Bulkley.
Bi'irIgcpor'/, Joseph Thompson.
Brno.-’.,'/ic/cl, D.i\-‘id Burr!
.D‘a.nbui’_7/. Start‘ Nicl'ip'i.°, Levi Bcbcc
'D(w*lcn, John l’l’ecil, Jr.
GI'C67}ZUlC/li,ZPl1liS T\le21il,'7(7 C-iidcon Close/J
'IIiwll/i.gln7i, V\'illi:i-ii L. l‘Jt‘lIllf.‘li.l .
-Jl[0.'l’I'()C, Riswcll VVc.lls l A. Frcnclrl
ivezt; C'cmr1.rLn., Stephen Hoyt, Jr.
rw Fcbiijlclrl, one loco
‘New iiri2.,‘O. B. l3(3:’(.‘l1L‘l‘, '10 John B Becrsl
’ ]\T07'20£Ll/»‘, A. E. Beard, J. H’. llulrbcll ‘
Rcrldlitg, l'V:ilkcr l3_at« s, D. S. Duncombe
’Ridgz;/ialrl,-Kcelci' Daucliy, Eli Rock ivcll.
S/i7crm.a.n, no choice
SLa.mforrl, 2 Whigs
Sli'ri,lf0i'rl, David Gotham.
‘T-rumliull, no choice
~Wcslon,.Ed\vard Hill,l M-attliciv Bulklcyl
l'Vcslp02'l, Eliphtilet Swift
I'Vz'll0n, James F. Clizipinan
'{llAit‘i'i‘riRn. Tbos. C. Perkins,C. Cbapuiau
:21-U011. James B. Church.
Berlin", Isaac Diibsiin, one vacancy
Bfiitlul, Brytiti E. Hooker.
Burlington, Marcus'H. Upson.
«obit: told. no clioicc-—-uicciing dissolved.
(jaxaignz. Solomon hlusford.
East .Hartford, E. \Voodrufl. J. Kennedy.’
Eusl'.lvViml.~:o*, John Morton, Ji mes Moore.
Enficld, Charles Clark, Albert Clark.
Fa'rmz'nglon. no choice.
Gla-slciibiiry.» James Killam. l Fraray Hale, Z
Gmnby. William Ruice. Daniel ,_C. Hays
.Ha7"lland, Francis Clark, l L'iren'ian Osborn l
Jlfanclieslcr, Samuel C. McKee
Jl'Iarl.’;orou_2/i, Enos I-1. Bucll.
iSz'msbui'y. Jay H. Filley, l i\In.=cs Ensign l
Soul/iinglon, Jesse Olney, l Julius Bristoil
Sufiiclzl. Henry Pcasc. Charles Detiison.
Val/l8l‘.§fiCf(d. John Francis, I-lomer Camp.
‘lIt(l.'i07‘, Giles Ellsworih,l Avery Parsonsl
_ LITCHEIELD, two ballots no choice
..7/r/mmslczl, two whigs.
Bel/zlcm, no meeting.
Colebroo/c, C. H. Roberts,l E, A. Phelpsl
Ccmctan, Miles flIiiioi',l R. Dutcher.l
.C0i'nwu.ll, Isaac .Marsli,'J. R. Harrison l
Gosltcn, Putnam Bailey", l/Villai'(l Gaylord
,Iiai°zvi'nla’z', Allen Birdge, Abij-ah Catlin
Kent, Daniel P. Lftnel
,Ncu: IIri.rl_foifrl, Saml. Bates, one vacancy
]Ve1i')'flIilf0r(Z, J. Vlfilliams, balloting for 2.1
flloifol/c, James Shepard, no choice for 2d
Plymoui/L, Apollos I-Varner
Roxbicrg/, David Botsford l
Salisbury/, '1‘. B. Bosworth, l N, Clark, l
S}zan'o7t, Horace Reed, Elmore Everett
'To7"rington, L. .Munsel, Anson Colt, Jr.
‘Warren, Lemati Chapmanl l
-Wasliiizgloit, C. Ackler, no choice for 2d
T/Vale’/'l0w‘n, Leman IV. Cutler.
' JV-iitc/tester, no choice for Reps.
~Woodbu.i';i/, John Judson, l Charles Booth l
llI1i)i)LE'ro\vN, no choice.
l_C/tat/Lam, Wm. R’ Smith l B. Strongl
C/tester, Stephen L’Hommedieu l
Clinton, Feet I-Iurd
Durlimn, N. Parsonsl S. -G. Tibbalsl
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\Ea-st Harldam, E. P. Brownell, W Palm ‘er
Haddam, R. Shaler 2d, Z E. Pierson l
Killingwort/L, L. Davis,l A. Prattl
‘Sag/broolc, B. Dowd, E. S. Williams
BROOKLYN, Jonathan A. Welch.
;As}iford, Silas Preston, Uriah B. Carpenter
Canterbury, John M. Francis, Isaac -Back us
Clia.plz'7z, Thomas Houghl
Hampton, Mason Cleavelandl
, * Killirtgly, Wm. Law, Jared s. Brainard.
Plainfield, Arnold Fenner, E. L. Fuller.
, Pomfrel, Lewis Averill, Chas. I. Grosvenor
, Sterling, John Gallupl
Thompson, Geo. Nichols,l J. Toustenottl
Volunlown, Ira C. Crandalll
-J/Virzal/mm, Joel W. White,l VVm. Witterl
Woodstock. Trenk May, Eleazer Corbin.
NEW HAVEN, R. S. Baldwin. J B Robertson
-Bethany, Anthony H. Stoddardl
~,‘.B'ranfbrd. Orrin Hoadley l _
Shes/Lire, D. Hummiston, Alfred Doolittle
Derby, Wm. Humphreys
'_Easl Havetn, Hoadley Bray
‘Guilford, Geo. A. Foote, S. C. Johnson
Haiiiden, Leverett Tutilel
Jlladison, Learning Eva-rts
Meriden. Eli C. Birdseye l
Middlebury, Daniel Clark 2d
. .Mll/‘ord, Selah Strong. Isaac Tibbals
North Branford. Samuel A. Rogers l
.North Haven, John Beach
Qmnge, Nathan Merwin.,_
Oxford, Shelden Churchl
Prospect, Ransom R. Russell
Soutlibuxriz, Wm. Guthrie.l
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-niiw to BC‘ me: wi-'.li. The few that did make
tbcir nppetirarice have since been destroyed,
iand it is now tlic policy ofilie party to suppress
and put them all out of cirtzultition. The fol-
ivery ainttsitigly ll]C lrulli tifntir zisscrtiriii.
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5 Mn. l~lni'i‘oi‘.—.-\ few days Sl’l('C‘l nappriietl
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lilfiico iieigiiliors, 1t),|'_'f?lll€l' with a "iVliig friend.
[The latter -iriadc inquiry for Mr. Biicliau.'iu’s
in fall in ciiiiipaiiy with at number of tiiy Loco
iSp(.’(‘(:l1, stating at the same liuie ll‘.-at liedoiibtcd
ltlie possibility iifprociiiiiig mic. A youth pres-
§eut,a sou ofonc ofotir lczidiiig Locos,\vbo some-
itimcs compares bimscll to the mmzizrchofl/ie
i/iills, innocently declarcd tbul licctiiilil sliiiw the
‘dislielicviug \Vhig :1 copy.’ To uiuke good his
l3SSCI'l.lHll, the yoting snpliii liastciictl to the
fstorc of his father. and triumg.-bmiily exhibit-
-lcd at paper coiitairiinggilic iutcrcsiiiig'do'cu-
7?!
ltncrit. " Lets see it,” siiiil our friend. "1 .9,
/:0:/y 71-arc fl: Q
election in the city of New York takes place
the day we put our paper to press (Tuesd:iy.)
VViiat the result will be there is no possibility
ofknowing. Both parties are equally confident
of success, but both parties are not equally uni-
trd. In this respect tiie \Vliigs are said to hate
the advantage.\
lVarian. and Alderman Pl)(.Bl]lX are the condi-
dates for Mayor. The city has been disirictcd
The present incumbent, Mr.
in accordance with the late act of the Legisla-
ture. and the whole business of voting will be
disposed of in one day. The districts contain
about 500 voters each?
PENI'.'SYL‘\’.-\NlA Ilousi-I or Rcpnusaiiuuirivi-:5.
\lr. McElwee. a leading membcroftbe Admin-
istration’ Party in the lloudc. from 15(?(lll)l'(l
county, has been expelled for zi rude and iride-
cciit attack upon Mr. llcgius (aiiutlier Adminis-
tration man) on the floor of tlie llousc. file
spit in his lace. for example, after some altera-
cfition in debate. The vote on expulsion was
aycs 58, nocs 26, and without distinctioii of
party. '
FIiii«:.—Thc Methodist Book Concern in
New York, took fire in the fourth story on the
evening of the 4th inst. and although the fire
was confined to that story, damage was done to
the ammiiit of$-3.000.
MORE OF‘ THE BI.oomroi.'NDs.—Froin a 15
days scout up tlieSt. Johns River with the blood-
lioiinds, it is ascertained that the bounds have
proved themselves entirely xvortliless. All £1t~
temrfts to make them follow the trail of the In-
dians proved unsuccessful.
TI-ms‘ are now beingshipped to England from
American ports. The ship Lowell’ sails from
Boston in a short time. taking a part of her car-
go, two thousand chests oftca .’ '
Lfco Foco om‘ 0FFS.——Tl1m most rabid,
insane, and senseless hcbdomad-al, the Norwich
Aurora,aftcr assuring its readers of the truth
and certainly oftlie entire and complete triumph
ofits party, now that its declarations are proven
to be wilful falsehoods, or random and ignorant
assertions for political effect, tliiis notices
The election ——VVe have again passed
through one of the most bitter contests which
has ever been experienced in Connecticut,
and the republicans have no great reason to
be disappointed at the result. It is true we
have not obtained a victory; but we have
done so much that every democrat can rest
sure that another battle may win the victory.
Our friends, as fill‘ as we have board, are in
excellent spirits ;' they have enlisted for the
war; they are uiiterrifietkivell organized, of
good cheer, and anxious for another fight,-—
and determined never to quit the field till
they come off‘ conquerors.
From the Harlfarcl Times ofSalui'day.
Previous to the Election.
Courage ! Friends ! Courage .'---The
work ‘is nearly done l One united, bold,
and vigorous effort more and all will be safe!
Connecticut will be redeemed from the t|iral-
dom an humbuggery of Federal Whiggery,
the most profligate and contemptable faction
that has ever existed in this country, without
liiwiiigz aiicciliile of our (‘f().'f'(’Spt)ft{l(‘.'1i illustrates
lreplied the boy, “fill/icr said I nzusl iiollcl any Of'\V,,,. John _.\_,1,3_,-ns.
l
l
lccting the aforesaid tivo liundrcd and fifty
dollars, at an expense of five thousand.-"
lloiv iiiany more Custom Hoiiscs in the
; United States 11 re in the same condition .’
j 6. “fill you rccoiniiicnd to C0l1g‘l't“.3S-10 in-
lcrciisc the pay oftlic Deputy Collector, who
' is now applying‘ for this iiicrcrsc l)CCt‘tl1SI,‘ it
will take inorc than $5{)l)t) to ciirry the
election this fall .3’ 1
Tim SA.\‘I)W1ClIlSLANDS.—-A Letlerrcceivcd
in Boston, dulcil Oahu, October 19, contains the
following passage :
“VVe are now living‘ in the midst of
nlnriiis, and know not wlicri we may uqain
ivitncsstiiiics of quiet. It is f.‘.\’pE‘Cl’C‘Llhl.l‘.Ctl
rirotlicr French ship will be bcrcfin zi few
months——and p:'obably_. slic mav conic un-
der urgent instructions. W70 ought to have
_ iorc rcridy and cfiicicnt protection, and l
ltrtist appeal will not bciu vain. l-V0 are
now visited by the Asiatic squzidron, consist-
ing oftlic Frigate ‘Columbia, and the Sloop
. And a very accepta-
ble visit it is as I must assure you. "The of-
l
NEW YORK C,,.,R.,.,.;R }.;L,.;C.,.,O.,,._rph(, ficcrs of the squadron are very ‘gel-1tlt‘li‘.:t.l1lVk'
:mcn, and take 21 stt'on_q iritcrc.st. in tho riff ills
of tlic Americziiis; and tlici-o is every l‘t,‘:]SOn
to believe that the iiiflucncc of their iiitci'-
course with our citizens arid with the rulers,
will be salutary to its all. Americaii enter-
prizc here, is increasing and pr0speroi_i3 1),»-
yond all former years. If urichcckcd, it
will bring ti new state ofthings over all tlic
group. The rnissionary npemtions arc go-
ing forward under ‘very’ ciicoiiiugiiig alts-
pieces at present, and will probably not be
inaterially restricted or lii_ndci‘ed by the iii-
troduction of Catholicism.” '
From the Commcrcirtl.
HUZ7A FOR THE lN-TERlOR.
Old" Hudson this morning rolled down
upon us a spriiig-ti<.lc of l’l‘7l]l_'_T victories ob
t:iiiier_l at the town incctings in the llll.Cl'i0l‘.
\-Ve have been talking of tho l-l:ii'i'isoii fires
blazing upon tbs: prairies of the 1Vcst.—-
Brightly have they been burning tlicrc; and
widely have they spread. Look at the inte-
rior of our Statcl How are the fires oflib-
erty kindling upon our own mouiit:iiiis——-tlic
Czittskills are illuminated, and the crests of
of Sliaivangunk mountains of old Ulstcr are
burnished with gold.
L’-lSl1 year in Ulster, tbe VVbigs were in a
minority ofthe board of supei'vis0i‘s. Now
we have reversed this position. From On-
ondaga county, where also thetown elections
were held on Tuesday, we have cheering
news. That county responds to the nomi-
nation of I-Iiirrison and 'l‘yle;-, in a tone ilmi
makes the old " Hollow” ring again. in
Saratoga, too, the colioi‘ts of Van Btireiiism
have been Burgo_1/n.ecl—while brave old
Vffasbington proudly sustains the name she
hears! Glance, proudly, further west, and
look at the following letter received this
inorniug from Ithaca:
HUZZA FOR TOIVIKINS.
I'riiAcA, April 7', 1840.
In this town, which last year gave the
Locos a majorily of 120, they have just been
defeated, and Col. Bcebc, the l'Vbig super-
visor, lias a majority of 82! ! The rest of
the ticket is not yet counted. A
The Wactb~word under ivich this victory
was gained was “ Tippecanoe forever” l
Jllore Blood/iounrls.-——A letter from Mat-
anzas, dated the I 1th ult., says,——“ The U.
States, schooner of war Flirt, commanded by
Lieutenant l‘i'lcLaughliii, arrived at this port
some three or four days since for a recruit
of bloodhounds for the Frorida service.-
Slic sails again to rnorroiv, having obtained
tlie'desi'r:ible number. She also takes out
four Spaniards, who are to have charge of
them.”
NEW Yon}: CATTLE MAniu-:T—April 6.
From the Journal of Commerce.
At market. 350 Beef Cattle, 130 Milcli
.Cows, and 200 Sheep. The prices of beef
sustained.
Bcqf CaItle—Sold from 7 to S 1-2. av. $8
1.4 per 100 lbs.
Jl/Iilch Cows——Sold at 25 to $40 each.
Slieep——Slieep were mostly sold at from 5 to
$6 1-2.
‘Hay, by the load, sold at 50¢. per 100 lbs.
linldc:-i at New lilavcn on tlic lsl VVcdiicsday
of May. 18-10, for the incorporation of a Batik
“ill! a capital of one biiiidrcd thousand dollars.
to be lO("fll6‘.(l in the lnwn of \Vcstpni‘l. 22
LIGI T.
‘HE Siibscriber is still agent for Jones’ Pa-
lcnl Lump. The case with which they
are rcgiilutcil, and the extreme trlicapiicss ofthc
liglit make them woribv the coiisidciatioii of all
who Wisl to save cxpvensc. Frcsli canipbine
constantly on hand, by the gallon or less quanti-
IV- C. E. l)isi3ii_nw.
A U C TI 0 IV’.
%;%7lLL be sold at public auction or private
sale. by order of ll‘.C Coiirt of 1’rni:aic for
the District of Danbiiry, mi Fridiiy the 342th day
of inst. .".pril,.'tt1ii’cliir-.k. P. W. iii the (l\VC‘lllllf_'{
house of Jiistus Battles, in Itiilqi-ficlil, all the
pcrsminl and real estate of Henry lzinks. late
A
11
.g.
ofsaid Ridgeficld. deceased, i'epr<=setitcil insol-
vent. consisiing of wcariEi_r_v tippzircl, lmiiks, and
other articles; also. a gootl sci of tools for ma-
lilli,‘ZC?il1!llCS. siifficiciit to carry on lllfll busi-
ness; also, tbirtccii acres, two rnods. and eleven
rods rifiaiid, lying in Ridgcfield. ‘ Conditiunsof
said Vcnduc made known at lie time of-sale.
‘ .iU~s~i‘Us“nil'l\ Aiiiiri.
R,lflflPfiCll'l, April '7. 18~'0. 92-— 2t
.'fII’P13C NFOE C’.-IJOCICS,
fig)’.-‘\RRAN'l‘EDto keep time in all weath-
' er, and under all circuiiistanccs, having
been prriveil and found /ioiicsl and (rue. They
arc. all the go now, and will lm (‘iii-ilie next four
years. LEVI CLARK L‘; CO.
April 9, 18-10. 22’
V Vl-ll‘) Court of Priilinte for the District of
Nnrwalk. halb limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of
.4 mos II. K7i.(i.;7p,
late of Norwalk. ileccasctl, tn cxliibit their
claims for settlement. Those \\ll.0 nt=_ql(‘(~l in
present their nccriiinls. prop rly attcstctl, within
said time. will be ili-liarrcil a recovery. All
persons indebtr-d to said estate are requested to
make immeilinte payiiicnt in
JOHN KN.-\ PP, Ailiiiinistminr.
Nrirwnlk. April 8, l3»l0. ‘.3"3—3t*‘
N LLi Persons interested in the Estate of
‘Ll; Jan‘-2's ll/'ccrl ,
of Daricn, who has fl>‘SlQl‘|f3(l the same to the
subscriber, in trust for the benefit of his credit-
ors. are bcrebv notified to appear, if they see
cause. at the Probate Olficc in Stamford. on the
lbirtecntb day of April inst, at 9 n’clock, fore
noon. then and there to be heard relative to the
npnointnicnt ofCominissinnr-rs on said estate.
3tf'21 Enwitiin Scorn-:LI).
Court of Probate. District of Norwalk,
State of Connecticut.
T a Court of Proliatc. lirilden at Norvvalk,
witbiii and for the District of Norwalk, mi
the 4th day of/tpril, A. D.1S-l0,iipnn the pe-
litinn of Seth Smith, ofNorw:ilk, in the county
ofF:iirficld. as Guardian of Mary E. Smith. of
said Norwulk. minor tinder the age of twenty
one years.sliowi‘n'g in this Court that said minor
own two certain pieces oflaiid. lying in said
Norwalk, one piece in quantity about six acres,
with the building tlicreoii slanrling, bmindiad
north by the heirs of Steplien B. St. John, de-
ceased, east by l1l2ll\\'()y. south by Jiilin Mallo-
ry..t1nd west by Oystersbell Point: one of the
pieces in qiiantitv about four acres, iiniinded
north by Joseph P. Hanfortl. cast by liiglixvay,
south by Elijah Gregory. and west by the shore.
and praying for liberty to sell the same, as per
PP_llllr)n on file will tippea.r:—-Orilerctl that tho
]5tli day nfJuni=. next, at 9 o'clock fiirenrion. be
assigned for ti bearing on said petition. at the
Probate Oilicc in said Norwzilk: and the said
petitioner was directed to give notice thereof. by
piililishing this original order in a‘ newspaper
printed at Norwalk, three weeks successively.
at least six weeks before said day of assignment.
BENJ. ls.-ucs, Judge.
A pril 8-21 3t
L00 K A T THIiS'.’.’
HARDVV.-\RE FOR SALE CHEAP.
T the store formerly occupied and owned
by VVm. J. Street, Esq consisting ofa good
assortmet of Hardware, Hollow _\Vai-e. Car
penter's Tools, Farmers’ Utensils. Fnwling
Pieces. Glass of all sizes. Iron and Steel, and
‘all kinds of Oils and Paints. All ofthe above
goods will be sold very cheap‘.
Please call and see. ~
Norwalk. April 6, 1840.
G 0 L D .
YEVHE subscriber has just received a new
supply of Gold Jewelry, :1 large assort-
ment ofFin,i_zer Rings and Breast Pins. They
can be bought very low, east side the bridge, at
’ DlSBFi'OW‘S.
N. B.——All kinds of Jewelry neatly repaired.
Norwalk. April 8-21
21
SLOOP Rover, Capt. Wm.
Jarvis will leave this port for, Al-
bany about the 28th inst. and will
take whatever freight may offer.
- .
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I
% ti.
.i
_~_;"J‘u‘-'_.'I_
E ULBERRY TREES.—A quantity of
»M0rus Multicaulis and Alpine, of one
year’s growth, for sale very low. Inquire at
this office.
Wallingford, Malachi Cook, l R. 000]: l
principles, “measures, or policy, it is strug-
Norwalk, April 14th, 1840.
paw
April 8-21
'l'uitiiiii——$~l to $5 per quarter ofll weeks,
Board in rcspectulilcfaiiiilies can be nbluiiicd
on rstisoiizililc terms. E. 3- ADAMS-
April 1, 18-10. ‘N20
IVE ll" BOO.-’{i5'.‘
?'7"‘illF. Life and Times of General VVui. H..
E ll:,i,rrisiiii,- by Burr; Henry of Guise, by
Jzinics; lleiiry Maslcrioii and Life arid.‘1dvcti-
tiircsofJiilin i\i;ii'ston lliill; Mary of l3t:rguii-
dy; Slv'3\'!;‘.l'lS Travels in Egypt, Arabia, Pcziia
rind the Holy l,J«'.1lHl,G’l’E‘€(.'C, Turliyi RUS5l0 and
Poland. Just i‘cci:ivcd by
’ E. &: '\-V. E. Bissi~:LL.
1VORl'VAL-K 1/-.CADL'.7lI Y.
7;‘ '-. HE spring term nflbis in:-titiition will com-'
.51. mcnce mi Tticsilnyi April 7th. Tliuse who
design to attend, are requested. in order to zfivoiil
inconvenience, to couiuicncc at the opening of
the term.
‘Arraiigcmcnts are made for assistance in the
Female Dcpurtiiictit, sliould siiliicictit encour-
ageiiicut be given.
TUITION : English, low er brziziclies,
* $4 50 per quarter.
English, liiglicr bmncbcs. 5.09
Latin, Greek, and French, 5.50
Scliiilars froiii abroad can be ziccomniodatcd
villi) biiafd \\i_llt llie Priiicipal.
F. A. FISK.
20 *3-:
us
Norvvnlk, April 1. 1840.
I" i _
nicnt ofCABlNE'l‘ FURNlTURl‘}.Wl"Cl|
be will sell clieap. C""~‘l5'l"i‘-l 0f B‘'”’‘‘‘”’ T‘‘'
tiles, Sttiiids. French, field, and coiiimuii BL-d-‘
stoiiijg, \Vrirl; Tables, VVasli Stai:ds.&c. . _
Also, it good assoruiieiit of Chairs. C0liSlSt_mQ.'
of Maple, Fancv, \\/indsor, and Kitclicii chairs,
.4 ‘ I )
and Boston Rockers, very Llltap. Iersons.
wishing to purclizise any of the above mention-
()d;1rticl()S, are invited to call at tlic shop on the
Dan;_m,.v mad, lmlfa. mile North of the Bridge.
‘ Evmrr QUINTARD. _
Noriv llt, M.-iicii 2.1, 1840. 2n-16
SPRING Goons
C-peap for Ca3/1.. _
TEVENS $6 CLOCK have this day re-
;_“'§iC.,.i,.,_.d 3 large and well selcctcd zissiiriineut.
iii Spring Goods, which were bouglit at prices
.m,(.h lags than heretofore. I’iiiclia.scrs wlio
we in “.5-n, of New Spring Goods at low priccs,
‘ ‘ - ' -l-- _
would do well to call lieliire ptircliasing use
wtmre 'j‘lwy may depend it will pay tiidusvi.
Mtircii 15, i 1
NE IV BOOKS.
"ER HE Life and Times i.i‘Geii. W. 11. Her-
Ji riscn, by S. J Burr.
1\]_,\RiAN, or the Young ‘.\1aid's-Fzirllir‘-IE. by
Mrs. C. Hall.
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, or I
W j—;i;i;, by Mrs. Trollope.
' llENR.Y OF GUISE, by G. P. R. James.-
bc Faclo-'
1l1'OFFATT’S VEGET.-‘ BLE LIFE
Il.iEDICI1VI3-S. '
tr-‘ ‘HESF icdiciiies are indebted for their
name to their iiiaiiilest and sensible action
in puril'yiii,9, the springs and channels of life, and
enduiiig them with renewed tone and vigor. In
many liundred certified cast-s which have been
made public. and in almost every species of
ilisease to wliicb tlio liumriii t'r.'irnc is lizililn, the
happy cllects of ]lIQ[]'ui"s Li/2: /"ills am! P/iciiiz‘
.’>’illc7's have been grntcliilly ackiiowlcdgcd by
the pcrsiins bciicfittcd, and who were previously
utiticqtitiiritetl with the lictititifully pliilosopliical
principles upon which they are compounded, and
upon which tbcy coiiseqiiciitly act.
The Lift: Mctlicirics rccoiiiniciid lbcnisc-lvcs
in discoscsofevcry form aitddcscriptioii. Their
first operatioii is to loosen from the coats of the
sttiiiizicb and l)(_)'-V(.‘lS, the \'€l|'l’)US ll]l;il.'flllCS and
criiditics cutislaiiily scttliiig 2]f_()l..'l'lLl tlicm. and to
rciiiiivc the l)I2l‘(lt:l)t3(l fret.-cs which collect in the
convoluti ins uftlie small iinlestiiies. Other tite-
diifiiics only pzirtiaily clcniisc these. and leave
sucli collected masses beliiud its to produce hu-
bittial coslivencss, with all its train of cvils, or
sudden diarrlioca. with its iiniiiitierit dangers.
This fact is wcll known to. all rcgular anato-
inists, who examine the liumau bowels ziftiir
death: and bciice the prejudice of these well
iiiforiiicd tiicn against quack mcdicitics———or nie-
diciiie prepared and heralded ti) the public by
ignorant persons. The SCCl)ll(l. cilcct of the
Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means. the liver and the
lungs, the hi—>:il-.lil'iil action of ixliicli ciiierelv do
pciids upon the regularity of the urttiriry organs.
The blood, which takes its red color from the
agency of the liver and the lungs before it passes,
i7
Just rccr-ived by J: .A- VVEED’
CLOCKS! CLOCKS .’ .’
rlEi‘lllE subscriber has new C10"-l<5 ll'0m 34 “T.
13- SS. and warranted. Also, S]7°““9v'?l5l"’f"'
as coin, or no sale“-« Spectacles,Tliinililes. Pen‘
Kiiives, Combs, Looking Glasses uiid “latches,-
Jewelry,‘ dirt. cheap for cash. Last stile the
B,;,]'2e_; C. E. Disimnw. _
Niirwnlk, Viarcli 2.1, 18-10. _1_6‘
, _ TO RENT,
; $.,NE Halfofilie room now occtipied as the‘
‘ Gazette Office. Inquire on the premises;
nrnf Mntisiin Hoyt.
TO LET. .
TO LET from the First ofApril,~
dwelling apartments suitable for a’-
small fafl‘1ll\'. The premiscs are
situated in ‘.Vilton. about four niiless
lnquiry may be made 9'!‘ th'i*s~.
. Mzircb 24.
g l.)l§l‘ii_V.lA(J1‘l’1‘l CANIJLES, of atsuperior‘
‘ A quality, for sale by -
. , E. cc \V. E. Bi‘=sr':i’.1‘._.~ _
¥zU.\il5AZlNES—blk, blue blk,a large as»
' sortiiieui, for sale low by
S'ruvi=':i\*s & C1.oc1'(;_
F1_G URED AND PLAIN SILKS.
LARGE assortment of blk. blue blk, $'t‘i‘t‘ll
col’d Silks. cmliri-ciug the largest assorlla
mom in the county. just rcc’d and for sale all,
prices to coiiipzire with the timcs.
M nrcii lg. F-'1‘Iv:VF.l\'S OI,
II!" “mg
:5. rs
..b.§.~a-33%
frim Norwalk.
rillice.
s-.
,.'.
«;‘;‘_=Ps"5.}“»
l
‘—s
4.
Qt ,v\.§l-J, til‘ 21 .~upci‘i‘ur qmilizy, for sails
('l|(!Zl[l for cash. by .l. A. \\'EI-:fJ‘-
into the licarl, being tbtis purified by tbcni
and nourislicd by food cuniiug friiiii a clean
stomzicli, courses freely through the veins. re-
news every part ofilie SVSl€lll. and l[lIllll|)llHUl-
ly mounts the banner oflicalili in the blooming
clicck. .
Moll':it’s Vcgctable Life Mctliciiic-s have
been tl'ii'iro'ii§:lil_y tested. and prniiouriccd ti SUV-i
ereigu reiiiedy for Dyspepsia. Flatuleticy, Pul-
pllallon ofilie llcttrl. Loss of Appetite, licori-
burti and l‘1<"Zl(laf'll€. RPSlll'SSlI€S=‘. Ill'l6ll'lll€l'»
Aiixietv. Languor and Mcliinclioly, Cosi‘ive-
ncs_s, Diurrlima. Cholera, Fevers of all kinds,
Rlieiiiiiuiisiii. Gout. Dropsies of all kinds. Crux’-
cl, \Viirnis, Astiiiiiaaiid Ciiiii-timptiiiii, Sciirvy.
Ulcers. lnveterate Sores, Scorbulic Ertiptimis iSr,=
Bttd Complcxioiis. Ertiptiveconiplziitits. Sallmv,
Cloiiily. and other disagreeable Complexiuns,
Salt Rlicu m, Erysipclus, common Colds and [n.
flucnza, and various fJii'lCl'C()D1Plfll[)|S xvliicli af-
flict the human frame. In, Fwer and Agile.
particularly, the Medicines have been most
eminently successful; so rriur-h so mat in me
Fever and Ague districts, physicians almost
universally prescribe them.
All that M r. Moffat requires of his patients
is to be particular in taking the Life Medicines
strictly according to the directions. It is not by
a newspaper notice. or by any thing—that he
himself may say in their favor, that he hopes
to gain credit. It is alone by the results ofa
fair trial. .
Jl1'o_fl'izt's Ildedical Jlfaltual; designed as a
domestic guide to health. This lillle paz:‘.pli-
l‘-‘la (‘tilled ll‘! \V. B. Mofibt. 375 Broadway.
N. York, has been published for the purpose of
explaining more fully Mr. Mofiai’s theory of
diseases. and will be found biglily interesting
to persousseeking health. It treats upon prev-
alent diseases, nnd the causes thereof. Price
25 ceuts— for sale by M r. Moiiat’s agenisgenec
ally. These val'uable Medicines are for sale
by JOHN A VVEED.
Norwalk, Marc-ii16t'n, 1830.
Broaclclol/is, Cctssiwze/‘es and Sattirzclls.
LARGF supply. ciribrziciii_tg every tlcsira-
bie color and qii;ility,jiist l’('(?f‘lV'(‘.‘l arid for
sale at prices about right. lfynii iliiii't lielieve,
call and sec. S'i.‘i:vi—:.\'s At C1’_iici;.
Ftfusliii dc Lanes (L7l(l Calicocs, (L weer‘ supp/g/,
S’ ‘ received and for 93139 r-li.-up (1‘llt>|!l_ily_lI>\,"
.$'Ti-:\'i:i:s cl?‘ <‘1.r.v_: 1:.
J U
NO T1013; T
Vli ‘ HE Bfmk Accouiits and ‘ii:=.—:“i'
the Hun. T. BE'1"rs. are it: 4
with the subst.-ribcr, who iiiay be liiiiiiil :ii iii-
Office rcccmly occupied by hi r. Bi-its. H?1(l_\ to
attend to them, or truiisact any other priifcssiou
at business. 'l‘iio:SiAs B. Bu'ri.i:i-.. ,
Niirwzilk, Dec. 16. 1539. ll‘ 5
CIRC ULA TING LIBRAR Y.
HE Slll)S(,'!'ll)€l'S()l1"l‘l' in the public. the use
of a recently selected (’()ll"(.'ll(lf1 of Books,
which will be lriaucd or: reasonable terms No‘
pains will be spared to procure new works as.
soon as published. A share of public patronage
is SUllCll€(l. E. 6: W. E. Bissr:1.I..
FOR NE lJ’- YORK.
Tm‘. fine fast sailirigSlnnp M18-
RY \VlLLlS, Capt. Vllillis J.
- l\Ierrit, has commence hcri regular
weekly tr'ips to New Slip. New
York. from Noiwvalk Bridge. lcaving Norwalk
evcrv Tiiestlay evening. and returning. will
leave New York every Saturday ibrnugbput the.
season. All kinds of Marketing aiid'Freight
will be taken on F!CAC0mn1(1(.l3ll(lg terms.
Referenre—Hunm=;u, _e.-. Co.
Feb. 5. 1840- 131
SILVER SPOONSa_re selling
0 at 25 per cent less than formerly,
A\,'«..:.
1. lill -(‘ll ‘ II-
V.
Nnrwa lk.
NE
in consequence of the price nfciher ll1lnz_sbell}g_
deduced, by
.L}I‘l'I C-LARK &: Co.
Norwalk Chronicler