-
,,.
um _C.tNnrtr1vc-i-o.~t,- Esq. of"_Milford, bc—substi-2
tntedl‘or that ofJ_e,r.eniiah Brown.
» t-v. o '. .
>--.
, _Mr. Peck of New Haven, opposed the trio-
tion; he was one of the nominating committee
and had voted forand advocated the nomination
of Mr. Carrington. but as inasmuch as this
.choice had fallen on Mr. Brown, he was satis-
fied and should opposeany ‘change. . ’
V Mr. Merriman, ofiwatertown, spoke to the
same effect.
Mr. Pettingill. ofBridgeport. moved I0 re-
commit the name of M r. Brown, to the num-
inating committee. He thought it would satis-
ify the Convetition, even should the cotnmittce
adhere to their report. .
Vote reconiniitting the name of Jeremiah
Brown to the nominating committee, passed.
The other no_minatioiis were then adopted
unanirnously. .
Voted. That the Convention take a recess of
‘ten minutcs._ ‘
Convention came to order after recess.
Voted to proceed to the appointtnent of the
County Committees.
The following persons constitute the Com-
mittee for the Countyof
FAttu‘rt:r.n.--Henry St-llcck. David D.
Vlliltlman, Philo Hurd.
Committee to propose names for State Offi-
cers. to whom was rccomriiitted the nomination
of Jeretnialt Brown for Treasurer, reported
that after due and Careful deliberation. they
were still in favor of adhering to the nomination
Of Mr. Brown.
Report accepted and nomination adopted 2051.’;-
out a a’isscntt'ng_'t‘ote.
On'tn0tion of Mr. Robertson. the Convention
adjourticd at 7' o'clock in the evening. '
EV]-2l\‘I1\'G Sssstort.--Tire Convention was
called to order at 7 o’t-for-l-:, an -Address and
RPFOlllll0[lS reported, and unanimously adopted
wltich we are. this week compelled to omit.
W'e shall give it a place in our next.
Anot.t'rtri.v 'I‘icr:-'r.--The Abolitionists of
this State have ntrtniuated ti ticket nftheir own
to be supported of the Spring Elcctioti-it is as
follows: ‘ . in
"or G’-orcrnor.
Francis Gifl-S139, ofBlootvfield.
_ I_.t'r.'v.-r.. G-ovcrnor.
Eievii '§t"aE-L‘, 25%, -.:l' Ztlcritlen.
' Secrclrrjj.
50333 C. I.'eWis,»ot‘ Plymouth.
Trcasucr.
Samael Beimliitiig, of Farmingtcn.
Ceimltollcr.
‘an-is Beers, .33‘. of Snazfcrd.
'We trust that our abolition friends will con-
sider the folly of throwing away their votes in
support of a distinct set of candidates, and be
cunstrninctl by their regard for the interests of
the state to cast them wliere-they will be best
calculated to promote those iuterests——for the
regularly nominated '\Vhig candidates.
DELICGATES TO Tat: Cottmir C()NVBNTIOl\'.
--The following gentlemen compose the dele-
gation from this town to the Con nty Convention
to beheld at the Norwallt Hotel on Vl/edncsday
ofthc present weel:-—-23d--10 o'clock, A. 31..
for the putting in nomination a suitable candi-
date for Sheriff for the county ofFairfield—-—
T. 13. Butler. J. ‘.V. Hui.-bell,
Nonlt Olmsted. A. E. Beard.
DISTRICT C0-.\‘Vl-INTION.-—Tlte dclgatcs to
the District Convention, for the nomination of
Senator for the 121: District, to meetat the Inn
of ‘Nd. \Veed. in Darieu, on Tuesday the 1st
of March, at o'clock, P. M. are Henry Selleck.
Carnii Lockwood, George Benedict, Charles
Allen.
Low V.-’.\'i'i~‘.rt.--Scltlom ifever has the water
in our harbor been driven so entirely out as
during the high winds which prevailed on Tliurs-
day last. Even at the time. under ordinary
circumstances.of high water, the midrllegroumls
so called, at the head nfthe harbor, were entire-
ly bare. At the Islands, clam grounds were
bare, which our oldest inhabitant. declares,
iiéver saw the light before. One individual of
our acquaintance took ‘the advantage of this
state oftltings. and actually caught five bushels
of round clams before 2 o'clock in the day !
DAMAGES BY Tm: G.u.n.-A--The Gale vxliicli
evailed during Wediicsday afternoon anti
srlay of last week. did mticli damage to
pping at and aliotit New York. Several
-were sunk at the wharves, and others.
ooners and Sloops) driven ashore on dif-
nt partiijof Long Island and Staten Island.
sf-t-he winds werefrom the west, vessels in the
ortb River were-the most exposed. Many
hips were stoveby being driven against each
other. either in stem or stern, and others badly
chaffed.‘
PHILOSOPHICAL’ l..r.c'rnr.i:.—-'1‘lie second of
Mr. AddingIon's_course of philosophical lectures
will take. place on Tuesday evening 22d inst.
at the Town Hall—subject Pneumatics, or the
Mechanical properties of Air. illustrated by
means of an "air pump ‘and other apparatus.
-The fttitiiliarity of Mr. A. with his subjects, in-
sure to his au_dienc.a high degree of interest and
instruction from this-,‘in itself peculiarly enter-
itainiug one." -'1,‘ickcts 40.cent for the remainder
ofthe course. to he. had at the Post Offic.e._
:F,!_1.%Fi--Aivo'riii;rt I:lAtt.t~t i:t.trt.\'i-zn.-A. fire
iW83,‘ dl5'¢°VéTe<_l about 12 o'clock on Sunday
-night last‘, in the Barn ol‘Jr-{nu Mallory, on the
1-Down Town road under such circumstances as
to 'j'ust';fy,tli’c conclusion thatit was the workof
design. The barn with its contents-—iiicludi‘og
4 ‘tons of Hay. a Sleigh,-\Vagon. and other or.
t'ic'l:e',s”",-,'ixv_ii".-ii,entircl y dcstruoyedi The dw_el‘lin-g
very ‘narrowly escaped. 1
. "I‘lte-Engine Companies with their accustom-
ed vigllance_were on the‘ spot. and would have
iafl‘or‘ded ample security to the biouscbut for the
want;ofthat necessary article, water. .
._ _.A'wagon, <lriven‘rapid_I_y. passed the premises
‘Ma?tllory_, as.ilie,_fi,re“broke out, and ittis
coojecfuréd "thin this meant. .the, incendiary
V _ __
‘~
. ....
took liimself.off'*. .\Ve earncstl_y';hppc;{lbat the
‘ efforts to discover the-.'.'retcli may be successful-
This barn-boring business is-bccotiiitig altogetli-'
er too prevalent in this couirntirlity. We beat
that the property was covered by insurance..
Mi:i.A-.~:ciior.i.ir.—-Mr. Henry Ail.-inns, the
spirited editor of the l_1llCl'lfi3l(i'En(]Ult'Cl‘, broke
througlit tbeice while fishing on a pond about
two miles form Litclifield, on the 11th inst. and
was drowned. The body was recovered a few
hours :ifter.tlie accident. He was pbout 35
years of age. and has left a family to weep the
ltisstofitlieir bead and support. ' ' 0
No boat reaclietl this place from New York
either on Tliursday or Saturday last. The
consequences were. that on Tliursclay we were
without any mail, antl on Saturday were oblig-
ed to. await the sluggish movement ofthe laud
mail.
The Hartford Eagle, the organ of Secretary
Hinman. affects much indifference at that'gcn-
tlcman’s file at the hands of the State Con-
vention. Beneath its assumed good nature.
may be detected the chufings ofdistippointtnent.
A laugh from tinder the ribs ‘of death, is a
ghastly afiair———that it is!
FOUND AT LAST.-—-’l‘lie Hartford Eagle in-
forms its readers that the “steamboat” Presi-
dent with two other water C€JSli8.lttt'~'e been pick-
ed upand carried into the Cape dc Verd Islands!
\Ve regret that the Eagle has not given us the
particulars of her prciegrinutions, and the fate
ofltcr company ! I
A Nona!-5 Pam.-—'l‘lic largest" anti hand-
sornest yoke ofoxeu that we ever saw, says the
Jotir. ofCon‘iu'icrce, of \Vetities~'lny last. is now
at Tattersalls, on Broatltvav. hey were rais.
ed by Mr. \Villi-am Townsend, of East Ha-
ven, Connecticut, and are six years old. One
oftliem weighs 2815 pounds; the other weiglis
2667 pounds; and their joint weight is 5132
pounds.
\Vc will mention in this connection,
have neglected to do so before, the weight of
several cattle wiiicli we have had occasion to
35 we
examine recently iti this place.
The Slccr which was noticed in our columns
a forttiiglit sittcc-——sl:-iughtercd by Juiiies floodlit"
ct‘, weighed on the lioof2.U'30 lbs. This ani-
mal W.'.I§'§K'L‘l1‘.al'liEll)lC chiefly for his symmetry,
and fatnesss.
M r. S. Elwood, of this place. slaughtered
about the same time, a Cow. which for size is
seldom equaled. Her weight on the hoof was in
round numbrers 1500 lbs.
A pair ofliit Ozcu. belonging to Mr. '\Vm.
Marvin, Down Town. were placed upon the
scales, and their united we-iglit was 3937 lbs :
and the largest oftlic two weighed 2156.
S'rr.iit-‘nan S'i‘:.nint>.n‘ Linn -—’1‘l.-e people
ofstamforti have, we are glad to perceive. set
about in earnest to redress tlir.-irowu grievances.
They are endeavoring to procure stzbscriptioti
for Tickets at 50 cents each, entitlirigthe holder
to a passage to New York. to an amount snlii
cient to sustain a boat one y_ear—the boat to be
under the control of the subscribers. v.ho are to
appoint agents for the proper conduct of the
business of the boat. Success to the entcrprizc.
DtssoLU'i‘to.\'.—\'V’e have been rsqtiestetl to
say, that tho Nurwalk Temperance Society
organized some 8 or9 tn-'.)l'lll]S since, have, upon
consideration, deemed it expedient to dissolve
their Z1$SUClBliUli, as the objects of their society
are enrbraced in the \Vashington Temperance
Benevolent Society, recently organized. The
members nftlie old society who have not. are
cordially invited to connect themselves with the
new one. This will soc-ure harmony of action
and iscalcnlated to effect a greater amount of
good than seperate organizations. Besides. in
the present acceptatiun of the name, there is
glory in being calletl_a \-Vasbingtonian.
A call signed by I/zirtccn Senators and seventy
Members of the N. Y. Assembly appears in the
Albany Evening Journal for a meeting at the
State Capital on \Vedr.esday evening to form a
Legislative .'f‘cuiperance Society. Thus the
good work goes on.
\VA3X-Ill‘-'G'[‘0N, FRIDAY, Feb 18.
In the Senate the day was occupied in. the
consideration of Private bills. except :1 brief
interval of debate between Messrs Clay and
Calhoun upon the presentation of a Memorial
concerning the Tariff. After which the Sen-
atc, sitljourued over to Monday. 1
The House of Representatives. after receiv-
ing reports oftwo or three bills passed over the
unfinished busitiess of the tiiornitigz hour, (the
Retrcnclitrieiit Report.) and resolved itself into
Corritnittcc oftlie Whole on the State of the
Union and resumed the consideration ofthe civil
and diploriiatic appropriation bill. ‘Some little
progress was made therein. anti the committee
rose in the midst of an unfinished debate on a
motion of Mr. Graham, of North Carolina. to
amend the bill by providing that hereafter no
stationary shall he allowed at the public expense
to members of Congress.
Mr Carntliers of Tennessee, Mr Stuart of
Va, and Mr Merriwetlier of Ga. were announc-
ed by the Speaker as tiiembers of the Commit-
-tee on Foreign Affairs, iti place~of Messrs
Holmes. Chapman and M. A.Cooper. resigned.
‘ _ SATURDAY. Feb.19 .
In the House general Executive communi-
cations were received; among‘ which was one
from the \Var Department. in answer to a
resolution of the flouse; €_l -statementoftlie cost
of steatiiships Mississiptni and Missouri—thut of
the further being $519,032 57, and oftlie‘ latter
«i5553.S50 32. ' " V '
..The resolution ofthc. Cr.m_mittee ,.ou, Re-
trcncbmentvrelative to the Clerks of, the House
was debated during the morning hour.
The remainder of the day was consumed in
the consideration of private bills, several of
which were passed. . - _, , - - .
iThe_Rep_ort of the'S_elect C_0fl')_l'l"l.l>llec.(_)l.-llle
Senateion the Preside_nt's Fiscal plan is nearly
prepared, will probably be. made to.tbe.-Senate
early next week, . ' t '
:..._.:—<———-——'—-——--1
Bennett has been conttieted -on'the -charges
of libel for which he. was tried sometime since.-
‘%P.d_¢.9.!!llit?lJ.‘?-5l.!° tmy_,a..fine. 9t.€§«'§_O.....- . .. ._
Amos Kendall has botiglit n“farm of about a
hundred acres near \Vashingto‘n, built a cottage
upon 'it..'a'hd ltturnedfartntar.-.” He"7p?op6§fei$bfovlF-
ytfber. to devote arponionjof hirtimé to editorial-
II 018. =--'.‘’-: . ' " - '- ‘-’~‘-"- ‘~’-‘tri-
Gazette of ’l‘hursr.l;i.y last, gives an account.
o,f'tl_i'e dczitli b_y,sui_cit'le,_of J_olii'i _G.__,_i3o‘f§,l.
late Cashier ofthe Totvntidti Buti k in Brad-
ford Cotrnty- He had been for sonie.rln:,-5
striving with his mistress-in Phllatlelp'r.t;:.—--
On"_Wcilii,es(ln‘y be was arrested by’ t”-he
officers on the charge of .havinL‘ idéfmlliflet-l
the Bank of Penntownsbip of 31,000. He
went with them to transact business at sev-
eral places antl-went‘ toihis ltotise, where be
packed his clothes to take to’priso'n. As he
came-down he said he wished to get. one ar-
ticlemore; the officer went up will’! ltim
and-stootl in the door while Boyd tzntetetl.
lti an instant :1 female in the room oxcliiinicrl,
‘My God he has shot himself!’ He had "fir-
ed the pistol into his mouth; arid so slight
was the noise that the officer knew nothing‘
of it. Boyd lived for some hours. He left
a wife and two children.
Irzdia.na.—'1‘he Legisltiture of this State
ll(l_)OUl'l’)Ed on the 3lst ult. after it session of
eight weeks. Among - the irnporta-nt acts
passed are tpose prohipitilng the sale ofijregl
and ersonu '}l'O ertv or csstian twat It‘ s
ofthrl.-ir appruisetlpvalue; for the abolisliment
of iniprisonuient f0l‘fif‘l€l)l.{; fpr tqe retlief of
borrowers of Loan 0 ice nuts; o‘rt e ex-
tention of thc'VVabttsh and Erie Ctinuls ;-'—.
for the giving otit of all the public works to
companies. and atttliot‘izitig cotnptinics to is-
sue script onhtnd at its appraised value for
labor and materials; for a tax often cents
on the $100 for State paupers, and ten cents
for the absorption ofTrertsur_v notes, and for
paying the Bank debt in 'I‘rr-risnry notes
bearing 5 per cent. interest.--Tr2'l2uite.
The Detnocrntic Anti Bond payers‘ of
ll/lssissippi held :1 Convention at Jackson on
the 28th inst.-—-Gen. Briscoe of Carroll in
the Chair-—and tlollilftttlctl Marlirt Vztn Bu-
ren and Richard M. Johnson for reelection
as President and Vice Pl‘t’$itl€nt.
Dr. Eldridge has commenced rt suit to re-
cover damage against the plllltltlelpllitl Corri-
mercial, Moyamensing and VVestcrn Banks
John McLean, and James Young, City Pn-
lice Officers, and several ofthe officers of
the Banks, f')l‘l.fll(ll'lg“{‘l‘.Vt1f,' from his office rt
sum of money at the time cfliis arrest on
the clinrge of fogcrv, more than a year age.
Sor2zcl’l.in.g U;;.:omr2t..n.--'l‘lic British ship
Ann Hall arrived at Charleston :2 few tlaiys
ago in charge of the first mate, with the cop-
tain in irons. The crew g-ivcns the cause
ofthis extraordinary proceeding, the contin-
ued intoxicrition of the captain, and his ty
rnnnicul and improper conduct. The crew
have been placctl in prison until instrti-ctioris
sh Ill be t‘ct:civcd’fro:n the British Govern-
merit.
Lrlharg-_y E:i:lmorr1ina-.-g/ --A correspon-
dent writes us that he was present at a wed-
ding in one ofottt‘ most respectable churches
lastwt=ck when a young and beautiful lady
ofsevcntecn was led to the altar b_v :1 young
man from one of our liiglir.-st fatuilies. arid
while the ceremonit-3 were performing slic
reclined her head and took ti Knapp. whi-:li
(‘.0t]litlllt-.‘d for more. than an lioui'.--Triburze.
The Messrs. Nicholson of Biltirnore. one
nftvhom was recently robbed of $l0,000,--
have received an .anorij.r:nous letter, the
writcr offcringto return $5,000 if all further
proceedings shall l‘-e Slnppcil.
A Curious /lfl”air.——Ac.cordiug to a state-
mctit in the H;tt’tf0rt'.l Eziglc, we are perliaps
not yet done with the poor captive ncgrot-s
of the Amistud. The total popula.ion of
Connecticut, it seems by the late census, is
310,015, of which 54 are represented as
slaves These 54 include 36 Atnistatl ll(‘\
grocs, who have been decltired by the Uni-
ted States Courts to be free nen. If the ap-
portionment hill, allowing one representative
to every 612,000 passes, the correction which
ought to be made counting these thirty sewn
not as slaves, but as frcemen, will entitle
the state to an arldiliorrolrcprescrztfaticc.
E1.-e. Post.
A Petition l5 fect long was sent to Har-
risburgfrom_Pliiladelpliin a short time since,
besecching the Legislature not to tamper
anv longer with the public interests, but to
K1
adjourn forthwith.
A good story is relnterlofPrcsidentI-1um-
phrey, of Amherst College. One morning
before l'_€CllZ:1liOll, some ofthe students fasten-
ed a-live goose to the Pre:-idcrit’s chair.»-
When he cnteredtlie room, and dist:o\’ct‘Ctl
the new occuptint of his seat, he turned upon
his heel and cooly observed, “Gentlemen, I
perceive you liuvc ti conipt-tent instructor,
and will therefore leave you,_t‘o your studies."
‘From the Bangor. Wliig.
TO M'ISS
Methought my heart a roasting lay,
On Cupid's kitchen spit : ' ,
f)’lel-ltotlgllt he stole thy heart away,
And stuck it next to it.
Methouglit thy heart began to melt,-
And mine to gravy run,
Till both aglow congenial felt,
And melted into one. '
NEW Yoru: CATTLE l.)flARKE'l‘-FelJ. 14.‘)
At market 900 head beef Cattle, 300 left
over last week. 250 of which were from the
South. and the balance from N. Y. State; 45
Mitch Cows and 1600 sheep. : ' . :_ _
There was a little better demand for Beef at
last week's prices. Sales were inade,700 heatl,
viz, first quality §B’7.5aSl7; second at 6 to 650-
aud the thi_rd_ at,-‘Eel 50 to $5 50..and two pair
of extra Cattle sold for $8 the 100 lbs.
some at $55 to -$6 each.
12th Bisltr'(':t.'-4'I‘he' Delegates "from the
towns composing‘ tlie",12ih Districl. are reiques‘-_
ted to tneet at the House of Wi"dowf\Veed.' in Da-
rien.-ori‘ '1-‘u'e’sdajy-'tl'ie-Ist-tlayof Mar‘-cl_i,fnext,‘,at’~
-_ 1"o’clocl§, 13. -M.__f'or, the; ‘pa’ rririse-ol'- ti6miiia‘ii"tigfa
:;can‘did,_a't'e,l‘or?Sonatoi".*‘ -‘ ‘Per ‘oraer ‘ ’lL_:..‘ 1.‘
‘ - 5’ District Comri\‘i¢1u."'
‘..l.....g..'tttr‘s.;;....;.;>.-t..ts1i-.....‘..‘tas
Milcii Cows-,-mostly taken at 20 to $35'eacli.; '
Sheep \vere-nearlyallsold $1 50 to $4,-and-«
Hay—Sales were made at 87.}, to $1. per,!ic_\vt;.»‘ .
--t Feb‘. “l‘4:’1G42'."
Cabinet E-‘ rniture -and Chairs. 1
'l'l_il‘} .-:ub.-'r:rilit-r wont-l rc-
speclfuily inform the i..t1ai:i-
tants of Norxvrtlit and the
ftieigiibriritig toivtis. that he still
or-ritii*-tics to c_a‘rry on his
litisiricss at" his riltl extol)-
,— .“'—"J=55-"'ll.\'llll‘l(l.tll. and ,li:t3 ‘on hand
the largestiaud best assortment ‘ of Cabinet
Furniture ever before ofI_'t-red in this place.
which he will sell as cheap as can be found in
any other shop in the County. His assortment
consists ol'Bnre_aos ofallprirres. French and
Common Be_tls<‘carls.'als“o. Maliogany and C‘n‘e..
ry, Tables. ‘Wash and Ctirtdylcf ‘Stands. l\’lttp‘lc,
Fztncy, \Vintlsor. and kitclien Chairs. Biostori
lRnckcr‘s,, Nurse Choirs, Coil-areris’ Chairs. Tn-
blc Chairs, Eco. écc. blvt-:it'i' Qtiir<'i‘.ir.n.-
Norwzitlc, Feb. 21,‘ ]S-£2, '
'l"EENT-ION—\V liereas in the course of
liuuian events. many persons have become
iucjlr-liccd to me, and these debts oflung standing,
I thercfire take" this method to inform such
persons. that they must call and settle with tile
immediate-ly. -All those disregarding this no-
tice will be visited by autliority. ~
.\VM._ W. BURRITT.
l\'orwalk. February 21, 1842. . 4:8
5 '- AU,C'i‘l0N.-—Will be ofi'ered'al
Public Auction on the premises, on
Saturday. the 5th day of -.\1urcb nest,
- ____ at 2 o‘clot.-It, P. M. n Btiiltliiig Lot
Si’-itated on the wcstbank of Norwalk River.
al2'f7i{' 50 yards “torth of the Norwalk-Hotel.
itfljntuing the premises now occupied by James
FHmey- Said Lot is_1Gfi fcet,frotit.'tintl from
tho plctisarttnéss of its location, -and its conve-
niencc to the business partofthe village is very
‘d’asi'ra‘ble p'ro'pcrt.y. Also one other Lint t1:'i"l'ér§t
front and rear an-il 235 vleep. immerlit-ttr-.ly on
the rear oftlie first mentioned, and frotitinnznn
tho Bclden road, and is alsoti (lt:‘.'*ill‘lll)ll:¥ ifJC\"i'
lion. Conditions made lill0\\'fl1Illi)t3 time of
sale- .i.\ilri:s Fit\'.\‘t:i',
Nnrtvalk. Feb. 2l. 13-l2, '- S
., .-._-‘- AUC"fi‘K®N—-\‘.-’ill be olicretl
3 at Public Vt.-ndue. at thc- lute
residence of Nathan Odell, dcc’tl,
.. . . .. ,on Tburstlay the 3.1 day oft‘.'larclr
next. at 10 o‘clock. A. M. the personal estnt'e_of
said deceased, consisting of Oxen. Cows and
Young Cattle, a variety of Houscliold Furni-
ture. together with ti quantity of Forming
Utensils. die. Conditions made known at the
time ofsale. l-li-:zr:i-:1.-tit SCOTT, Adiifr.
Norwallt. February 19, 1842.
a"';'§l“l HF. titirlersigtitad. linvirig been 8pl)’_linlE'tl by
the idol). Court of Pl'tIvl)L‘_ft: for the Distridi
of N-m-w:illt, Cotnmissiuners on the estate of
V Jctrizcs Bgrxbt-c CL77.:,?i I-Innrzrr.lr Scr.’e_2/,
of Nnrwallt. who have assignctl the same for the
benefit r:-t their creditors, ltcreby give tlttlice
that they will attend to the duties of their
appointuient—reccive. examine and ad_iust the
cleiins oftlie cretlitor ofsziid estatc—-on the first
\Vcdnesdays of April and September next. at
10_o'c|ock. A. ;\'l. til the store recently occupied
by said Byxbce and Sceley, in saizl I\ior~.\'.'i’lt.
at Five Mile River Lflt‘.-‘iit’lg- Ninv months is al-
~lowed by said Court of Probate, from the 31st of
Jatitiary, for the exhibition and proving the
claims against said estate.
Il.\ltVl'-‘.Y Pr:.\'l\*ovr:rt. 2 Commis-
l:‘.nw.-xrtn Scorn-:Ln, S Sit.-tier.~t.
Norwnlit. Feb. 19. 1842. 3 3
NEW Tobacco Estnlniiisiimezit-'l‘t.«.
- Subscribers have f!ll|t,*t‘e:l into a Co-P-irt-
nership under the name of Qui.-_vly and Clark.
fortltz pury.nsc-of r;ianuf'~.-ictnriiig Cll0‘.%'i[}g and
smirking‘ lobtic'e.o at Norwalk",Conri.. and have
made the tlct.‘cSS.'-try arrangements to go into the
l)USii'l(‘SS(Xl€nSi\’u".l_V. They intend to ol'fer to
the public as good articles as can be found irt the
rnarlzet,‘ upoii the most reasonable terms. Mer-
chants nntl others are reqricstctl to give them ti
trial _Orders pnuctnally su_opli::«,l. and a firs:
rate articlefurnished. Jr,-nx G Q_Ul'.:.'..X-IY.
, . .. .lA.\!l-ZS CLARK. _
Nortvnlk.Fcli.19. 1842. , ‘ S
SH.-(POP, &c. F01’ Sale at
. -— Pita llic._-%tue=:§on.—\V-ill he sold
, at Public Auction. on the 7th day
-. . ...Mnrcli next. at 1 o’clu;k P. M..at
the Dwelling House ofMiles Hunt in Norwallr,
(Five Mile River) by rirtlcr_of[1'urvcy Srriitli.
Esq. County Coiritnissinoer, to me directed,
the Sloop or vessel called the lndepcnrlcnce, of
about 13 tons burthen. with her sails. tackle
and apparel. CHAS. Isaacs.
‘Jonstable of Norwnlk.
Nnrvvalk. Feb. 2131.8-’l2'."’ ‘ ’ 2tS
BEE L‘-ourt of Probate for the District of
Norwalk. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of
....-...~. ..e- -.-..
.l':Iltl‘(I.I‘(d Slurgcs.
late of Wilton deceased. to exltiiiit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attestcd,wit'nin said
time will be tlcbarrcd a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate. are requested to make
itntricdiate payment to
Mcsizs S. An.-tttis‘. Atluiiuistrator.
\Viltnn. F4.-h. 21. 18-12. ’ I ’:?}IS
FQPEE Sate.--.1 snintl place
'.“=‘g*'r?‘-‘zglifll-= situated in lllC town of Dorian, on
!!E
; 'lll8 old roncl leading from‘ Stanifortl
to Norwalk, containing about one
Acre of first rate Land." on whitzli there is a
comfortabledtitelling House.-a good Barn, and
other convcuierices so important to render a
situation plet-isam. Said place is well calcula-
ted for a mechanic ofialniost any kind, it being
within a lialfuiile of a meeting Hotise. and
school House. it.is only about 25 miles from the
Old Well. where the steam boat comes daily,
(when they are a tnind to,)_and about 1; miles
from the Five Mile River Landing, where a
packet plies to and from New York every week.
Possession given the firstEofApril next. - Apply
to S.-iii'r. W.'R-Avntortn.
Darien, Feb, 10th. 1842. " 1 3t*S
HE Court of Probate for the District of'Nor-
Wt1tll(,’U'r)lll limited and allowed six’triont.hs
from the date hereof. for the creditors to the Es
tale of Isaac -Arnold. , ‘ - ’
late of Norwalk, lhdeceased,“ to exhibit
211
-I
‘met’?
_ claims for settlemerit: 'Those who neglect" to
ttL.¢..=‘t?9.t..llte.i.r ,acc0.tttn.ts.' nrotvrzr.lx.}i.n.e$:.cdf.-svi,tli.it;.
said time. will be d_cba.rred ll, r_eco_v.ery... - jA‘l,l
make l’El‘lll)etliQlB__p7lym§nl to“"_.’ '_ ,_ ._ ‘
° 1- ‘ ‘~Jor'i.~: * B. Smart.” - .!'ltlru‘i‘ni‘s’trat'or.
'-.Norwnlk. Felt.» 1'4. 18429 3t7
I 2. ‘FUR.-NE‘iV YORK, , _
°‘ ' ' 'Iti_'t-‘._ fine fast.‘sa.iling sloop
_l’vIARY_ VVILLIS. Capt. \;ViLLis
J.'l)ilI_*Z:l'iR-l’1‘T, ,will__conime.n_ce her
. . regular week-ly tr-i-p's'—t~o New~Slip,-
New Yprk. as.soon:.as; the-wyeatlicr §wil;l :.7tierniit.
- leaving Norwalk_,_(»East side _the.Brittge.) every
»’l‘u'esday évening,and ret_u_rn_ing will leave New
heived on accnmrnodating terms...
.,.Ca_p’t.Merritt tenders. his acknotvledgmenis to
his customers anrl‘,f_rierids,, for their - patronage
,duricg.tlie,-past season, and solicits a continu-
ance'o'ftb'elr favors,
_:_1¥~Ql'~‘“f£.--l_l{;~-Fel,).",1§3‘.’1§4é.i';~’if A ‘ ' 3
10Q0"“MfdlfI,éb't}9“l‘:‘.s‘:i%‘
.!_for- ‘foil’ ror'ei.Ved '3 '
' ' . E. BISIILL-V
pcrsons indebted l0‘SLllt.l estate, are -requested to
'Y,O_lfl{ ‘_e,v-e:ry__Sattirday throngliout, the season. . _
A” kings of M,,,l“,,;,,,;_,,,,d preigh, will be ,e_. Also; -a well selected--stock_‘of Miscellaneous
» ~- - -..~-.\,...-
' 0 Whom» it mriyco _,c‘er,n_ -sf-‘—Asthe
attltt4t‘l'il)v."l‘S‘ t:,_:<;::-r'_t to ‘ n.sa'.‘.c tillli-it.-.»u' -‘tr
riatigeziietits in their Ltusiness the t:niu_ir:;__r Sl.“'ll3l_!.
tliey would rcspcc-_tlEtlly rtqticst all tins‘.-. it r’cl::-
-.,=.:l to them on Btitzok. to cull art-'2 setti: ti; .r:-:;.:-.-
‘-Viilltllll tl--' B.-tr-‘Ks 6;. Li;..';s.
I-"l‘.-'.
¥‘i"l,l}l E Court ofl’ robato for the tlist.of Norwttlk,
..-_' hath litiiitcrl and allotverl six months from
the date hereof. for the creditors of 0
' ‘ Caleb Benedict, ,
.of.New Canaan, in "said ‘ district. who hatb.as-
signed hiscstate in _trust- for the benefit of all his
creditors, to exhibit their claims, and prove their.
debts. and l -. ' , - ' 9
PUBLIC N(.lTlCE is hereby given. that
we will meet at the vltvcllirig house of Alman
vluras. Bron cr. lu said I*3c._w Canaan, on the firs‘
Mttntlay of Slinrr.-ll, and the sr-cotitl Monday of
Augtist next, at 9 o’clock, A. M. furthe purpose
of receiving and examining stiitl claims of said
creditor. .losr‘.x=ii Sii.i.rnA.~'. Q Comu_iis-
Ctms. R.AYMot\'D, 3 sinners.
DtllCli,{ll New Cannr.n. Fcbruary9.1S42. 7
HR Court of Probate for thedist.r..fNorwallt,
hath liuiitctl and allow-etl‘6 months from
the date hereof. for the creditors to the estate of
_P/tila.7trlc~r R0cl:wcll, ' "
late of Willt)O, t'lt=r:easerl‘,‘to exhibit their claims
for settlcuient. Those who iieglect to present
their acctttttm. properly attested, willlili~s_ai4l
limit. will be debnrrcd ti recover". All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to tr:al~‘.e
imrnetllate payment to - -
'l‘iioilr.-ts f«'.Pocr-:wsr.i.,?
GILES Gmzotirtr.
Norwalk. Ft-bruary 1]. 18-12. 7
AT a Court of Probate holden at»Norwalk,
. Fcbrtiary 11. 1842. upon the petition of
‘P-lnio Fm-h. of New Canaan, as he is guar-
r.l_§'-i-.- to §7r.-titres C. Fitch, am*.‘W’ortllittgton L.
Fat-::l.=. lg-or: ” the-,city of "New York, minors
«.xm'l»:i ll‘.(: - zf zweiity-one years. showing to
this court 3..-:. .~:.oi«.l minors own one certain piece
of land lying in said Nev.’ Canaan. in quantity
about twelve zicres. two roods and fifteen rods,
liounrlczl north-by Philo S. Fitch. Caleb Bene-
tlit-.i and -.‘r'l-abel Carter. west by Maliel Carter
and Eltcttczr-r J. Richards. and easterly by
Pliilo S. Fitch anti highway. and praying for
liberty to sell the same as per petition oti file
will appear :—0rdcretl_. that lll9.21Sl'(l:J}' of
l\".l2ll('l) next, at 9 o’clo-:k. forcrioon. be assign:-rl
for a liearingz on said [)8-litirm. fit the P_ru‘:.:-:tr.-
Office in salt] Norwttllt ;-and the said petiliorter
is hvretiy directed to gi~.'e.. notice tlierc..-f,_hy
l_'lll)ilSl|lll,C_’ this order irt a newspaper printed in
No;-‘.3-.2112. three were-ks sticcm-tsivcly. at least six
_V.’l;’.;l.".z3 it;-;-fora staid Ll:.':-")l‘£.t:~‘ei;_1t‘.tl'lf,’l‘ll. .
3:235. ls.~..«._es, Judge-
.-‘.dm’r.
HE ’..‘:r-.trt ct" Fr:-.l‘-arc. for the'District of
Nnrwaltt. hath ltuiitetl and allowed six
months from the date liereof, for the creditors
to the estate of _
1Vn t/um Odell.
late of Norwalk. deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Tliose who neglect to pre-
senttlieiraccmints, properly attested, within said
time, will be dsabarrcd a recovery.
imlebtetl to said estate, are requested to make
imnicdiatepnyment to
I--1r.zi-:KiAti Sco'r'r. Adrninistratnr.
Norwalk. Janttarv 20. 1842. 6t-tl
"€I*>‘i>‘.V is ‘fife-mt‘ ’.t‘i'in2e.—~'l‘lic subscriber
V i.°contcrripl:,vtingtnakiugdrfibrcntarrange-
riicrits in his btisincss, and is now i'}iii‘."ifl_'_{ his
(iron-cries at at small ndt-‘ace from cost. Families
wishing to got a supply will do well to avail
tliemselves of the prt"S£‘ti'. opportunity.
Likewise. any ;.er.~:oti wishing to rent the
suliscribcrs store he will rent it and sell the
whole or a part of the stock, as they may wish.
.lor::t liuiirt.-ir.I..
' N()r‘.\'fllR. Feb. 11,1342.
ES§0LU'E‘H®N_.-'l‘lie Co-Partnership
o:"R:mtl!e. Lane, 6.’ Co. is this day dis-
solved by mutual consent, by the witlitlrawnl of
Ebenezer T. Lane, Ul'2()l':G-ti fl. l’tA.\‘nt.E,
EBBNEZEX’. '1‘. LANE,
Wilt. S. C0t\Is'rOCK.
The business will be continued hy_ tlic_sub-
scribcrs, under the firm of"Ger.rge H. Rnntlle &
Co. The debts of Randle, Lane «S5 Co. will
be settled by George Ratitllc 8.: Co.
Gnoitoi-2 H. RANDLE.
, -. Wit. S. COMSTOCK.
VViltori,“Jan.‘26t'n, 1842. 3t"‘6
Watches 1
Vvatches 2
At D-isl;'ro2Lt's.
HE Stiliscrilicr liasjust returned from New
York _u'itlt a large supply of ‘vVutt:ht_-s,
;iartit_:ularly Gold Levers aml Lcpincs. fie-
-.hinr.s he can offer them at bargains. Pnrclra
sers are rt‘-.spr-<:tfuil_\j iznitv.-«l to call and see.
-C. E. liisnnr-W, East side the Bridge.
EWV Gl‘0£Cl'i€§.-—St. Liroix--Pot'lo1ii~
_l_ co-—13rown 6:. White Havana and Lord
SUL'_Ell'E‘., by the barrel, or at retail‘--‘-4 1-llids. Su-
perior West India .‘.!olasscs-—‘Goti-Powtlt-r——
Old 86 Voting flyson, cit. Soucl:ong"l‘eas-——-
Grouutl Coficc, Pepper. lspice 81. Giug{er,—--
Cloves. .l.\lt1'.l‘.if’.__~.g:‘. Cassia. 6: I:idtgo——Bniir:lt
I\’.ai.«si’ns in Boxes. E-i-.ill'-3.: Quarter Boxes--Ja
vu 6.-. Laqiiira Colir-e by the Sack-—-‘IVheat,
liuckwlteat 3.7. Rye Flour-litittt.-r, Lnrrl. Cheese,
Cotlfisli 6; t\'l:tcl_<err-.l—-V". Hull 6.’. Sons’ Pa-
tcn Refined Mould Candles—Patent Hydrati
tic Pressetl do: XV. l-‘lull & Surfs stt.-ant Soap:
Print-ipi and Ho vonna—Sega rs, &.c. just received
and for sole low by V.’ C Saitttms.
I\7t'trt\-‘hilt. Dec. (3. 1841'. ' '
TELLING 03' at ~CosS: !-—The sub-
scribers being about nit.-king new arrange-
mettts forthe coming year, would ofier their
small stock of G~ocnrics.-consisting -of 'l‘c.a,
Cofiee, ‘Sugars, Mulasses., Soap. Catirllcs.
Spices, (Soc, (ice at Cost. Also an assortment
of first rate \Vines. Persons in want of the
abhve articles. will do -:.'.cll meal}. , ~
..N. B. Persons having _account.-.2 with the
subscribers are reqnei;-ted to '“ “full: up to the
Capting's Onion and settle.”
_ ., . , NS&SH..BAiI.t:r.-
M‘. J01-ENSON & Co.-—No'. 4 Ex-
. . §__cliatigc P.lacc.,,Maine_Strect. I_3ri_dgepo.rt.‘
,.e.;;—.-:'—: ._ - 3 Dealersin _’ ~ *
F_o_Rr::,t‘t§.:t-ts: DOMESTIC DRY GOODS;
‘ _ V i in W/.-.aZcsa'.leinttcl-Retail. 0
':Bridgeport, Sept.’4. 1341. . - 4
- NI-J’!-‘F33: storm-ace.-‘ii-s G B Miller’s
t I smoltiiigz and cliweing"'i‘obaccu‘. by tliegross
...Snufi.by thejar, at wholesale pricesrby"
1 g _ _ T _& J_ R-‘Pttcrr.
‘CIIOOI. Books Stationery, ,&'c.-—
1 The subscriber is notvjprcparerl to_furnish
Schoolsatitl Acatlernieszwitli everydescription
of schoolatid classical .bo_‘ok_s, nndall kinds of
stationery. clieapfor cash or approved credit.
Books, arnotig which are Bibles of-all kinds,
Prayer trucks in every -‘variety ol'binflin0'.‘Hyni‘fi
books of all kinds, s-tiered and secular Uluslés .550’
all wlii-2&1‘ were ho-.'iglit~fur cash. and Will be Séld
_accordinglly. - . J A _\VEi~;n.
_ ‘o:tf1cr.:.+ée_;s¢a§. -inilebtgd ,j.a'- ,it.e.'-s~t.i.'_
1-, -.- s ‘iri\l)_el',;Vtfl’)t)8_,8, accounts §i3,e_9lZ;n1o_re‘t':lian~
Iv-
tt theta.
- ' ',r._i,p_t“, 3'.-Is:t,a,n_ding.._gre rgquesterl to cell -undlg
no ' ‘-
W C SI’!-I32.
:l-
All persons‘
..—.—...——
-. .-.,~._.. ,..,,_,'.-§.._‘-5...-::...:._‘.-. ' ' .-D
.... .....».,.....-...., .,__;.‘,
L '€.TC’ii‘I01\’.”--\Vill
§?':}’re.f.7 .?"tt,ltliC .-\u::- _
‘ rho fits: l‘:'.l{_‘.'lfl:-‘..‘,'“_ .3279 '
_ _ est -.t.._= '~....~.-e‘l:=.~;'...
l{t-:£tl,?‘i.‘:t.".t-:* cl" Céilcli Bum-rlict. as-rigs.-2:: an mg:
for i.llt:,l;c::t:i.‘. ofliis creditors. -1-oust.-t'::t‘_g r;l,.l-.-r-.".'.'{
eighty acres ofexcellent land. being an all-iiv.
plough, and wool! land. well watered and fencttd.
having two Dwelling Houses and other build-
ings ingood repair. Said farm will be sold
togetlicr or_ in separate pieces as will suit pur-
cliasers. Terms of payment made easy. _
‘ ' ' r i ' WAT1‘S‘C0h1STOCK. Trustee.
_NeW Canaan. Ft-.bruary.9. 1842. , ~ 3t’-‘-7
T0 KSEBNT.‘-v-l‘l‘()tl‘l
the first of April ri_ext..orl
.l .. ...
’..‘ ..-t‘.*.‘..
- sooner if required. the
J
Store, Dwelling’ House, _
Latid._antl out buildings, known as the proper-
tynf Capt. S. Clark. sittiated in willtlll. on the
Danbury road, opposite the store of Znluian
Dikenian. and about 4 miles ‘front Norwolk,
-There are on the premises a quantity of liuit.
a good garden-. &c-. For further particulars
inquire ol'S. P. Randle near the preu.i='es.
Wilton, Feb. 7th, 1542. 6
FOR SALE-A House, Barn and
- other out liouses,t0,t1e'.l.tc.r Willl'8'bOll_l
13 miles from Norwalk Bridge, on
the old turnpike road leading from Norwalk to
Dflnltury. . Said fttrm is known as the property
its location a good one For .a:l‘armer, meclianic
or public house. It will‘be sold on favorable
terms. and ‘payment made easy. Application
may be made to Eli Mallory at‘ Ponglikcepsie.
N. Y. or to Samuel G. Pearsons residing near
the premises. ,
Retltlittg. Dec. 13. 184.1. 3m57
- . Farim ‘ for Sale-'l‘ne enh-
scribcr olliirs to sell his Farm in New
Canaan. (Pouns Street) coutniuirrg
. r..- sixty acres. Price 3575 per acre.
Also, For Sale. A Farm in Darien (lio_\-t'.~i
Street) containing fifty acres with good buildings.
For further particulars enquire of
JOHN R. LEEDS.
Stamford. (‘New Hope)Ian.18-12.. SW4
I-‘oi' Sale.--The subscriber
offers for sale his liomestead, con-
sisting of. about 6 acres of first rate
land, with a good Dwelling Hort.-...3
rc-':er:tly built, standing thereon. sittiateda few
rods lielow the dwelling of Mr.J:i.=iali Ravnw-,:r.l,
on the road leading to Gregor_v’s Priint. so called.
it is a gt_.t.tl locatinti for :2 tiict:lizini_c.nt-tl the pro-
erty will he sold low. if it is not t‘li.~:;;ri.sr-of ~'=!°:it
private sale before the 15th tiny ltlrircli next, it
will then be nfferetl at Public Attc'.i:;u. nt 2
o‘clock P. 31., on the premises. For Fvtrtlicr
information, calluti Hnbbell dc Co. or the sn‘---
scribcr. S'l‘l-ZPIH-IN 'SAu.\'ui-zrts
Norwalk. February 7m. 1842'. (T
4 1 AUCTIQN.-—For Stile at Pu’. -
lit: Auction, on the premises. on :‘:n:
,5 5,. , 19th day of March next. in ii.‘
o’cloclt, A.i\'I.‘ a valuable Hume:-‘I’
consisting of’? acres of Good Land, and :1 Ho -
and Barn thereon standing, with a well n! ,«_, -
‘-‘-’zl2::l', fruit trees at.-‘l nzsrrlen, sitnatrd :. .1
wallr. almnt. two miles avast of the ll-vr-.-» "
Sold by order of the Court of PM-l‘-::H;. .:
pre.Lriises.tirc ETA‘-.' ',=-’."_".3;‘il-:'.l by {fr ‘-."-. .v:2',: S23-
icci-.-. lR.\ "F03-‘.0. ' ’.-u-‘rm
l\3!)t"-\.'t."-7'.-2, F;-izttittr_'.' 9, I842.
E.-§.E.Ei:‘..-\V'il| be 52.3.! ..-r
- m‘-1.~.:2 any of Matti: t
- rt'..ut pr.-.-vionslv disposed of at pt?-
r .
.’t.Z:t tu
"Et'lwar:l Ravzrzuiitl Pietro." the prrrperty of tire
heirs rif'l‘t::;'s Robertson. t5cc'd, situated at Five
Mile River, containing 14. acres, with the ?.~nilul-
iugs there on. Said place is very well wt.-i«.l---l
itilt) plow, ttientfotv pasture and woo.‘ i:i::d.
Any one wishing _to pnrcliase, can call on the
's‘Ul)SCl'lliCl‘ in North Stanifortl, who will give '-;il
information as to price and terms of payinettt.
February 10, l842. ISAAC Dl-ZA\'- 7"-"
To Let from the first of April.
- next, the Dwelling Htfllse, P-arr at:-i
”‘ Gztrrlcns. now occupied by .7‘-‘i ', t-. -ri-
. 'lt‘l .i...-vis. situated a short rlistz; cc
from the Bt:.l;g:; also a few acres of p.':-.stn.-.r-
fund adj iii 3: gr if wanzml. For further p:i.~'z-:::--
itifs, applv to BZ_’:.‘.'f.II~'GHA?-I Locxwoo:-.
Norwziik. Ft-lirtttity, 14. 184.2.
D A W S N '53 .
g"le5eEn'atc:‘i Cough Candy 3—- ~:_3om-
putivztlctl. -"Hi: .~‘.~:vv.-ral of the tritist a:t;.:r.-';.-_,.'£
.VleI.iir.-ittal I".-'.,ts '1:-rt).-,«.f'or tire '::i:t: of
Coughs. Colds. lnfluct.-'.'..-.. Hooping Cough. :_-v;-l
in Slttirt. for the reliefofall diseases afiec:i::_vrs‘t2e
pultttonary orgtins. it has been 3 tlo.;i..’er»=iv:it
with the proprietor for a lone time to l'urni.:btiie
public with it safe. sure. .'.‘.::t.l at the same time,
a pcr."cr:tl_v li:ir:nEc_ss remedy for the alt.-vi:~.ti~:':.
and cure of the various -diseases ell".-tctim; the
lungs and avljatt-3nt.rirgaiis, and from the (.'K't‘m-
sive p.’.’tll’(ll3:);'1,(: wiiicli he has. received since die
introduction nl'this_ supc-ior article, ll}: fl-m._~_-~.
lrirnsci§'t—liat it only requires atrial from tli-..s-3
who have been in‘ the habit ofusing 0lll".’i' lain-(ls
to give his the pret"etcnce. .
Preparer. only by \Vtn. H. Dawson, No. 47
State street. New Haven, 0.. and for sale
wholesale and retail by the Sllllscribevf, _.~.,-lg
Agent fl.-r Norwallc. J A Wi-:tan. ‘ 3m3
Eiaivl ‘t=§’ai'c, Btttilaliiig Materials,
Ca:-punter.-’s Tools of all kinds,
Ii'on.and Steel, &c. disc.
I AY be found at the store of the subscriber
as good, and as CHEAP as can he found
at any other establislinient in this county, not
even excepting those who do their own import-
ing! Cnas. Isaacs.
Norwnllt. Jan. 12. 1842.
Vlilliam C. Street,
DEALER IN
:- ml,
Hardware. Cutlery. Guns.'Hollow \Vare,
Mechanical Tools. Farmer's Utensils,
Iron, Steel, Paints, Oils, Glass, ,
Opposite 'Hoyt’s Landing. Norwallt-
A eiiivenai. ASsfi}‘{TnXENT 01-‘ Goons r:iiiaa.~. -
or-:1) UNDER Tni-; ABOVE DENOMI_i_‘lA'l‘l0.\S FOR
SALE WHor._i:sAi.a AND. RETAIL. or run i.gm-.
rzsr Nntv Your: Piucss.
EAIIYC !-—-The subscriber lJ9gs_le=r\'e.r-_)
inform his customers and the ptinlin, that
in additiongto his former machinery he has noyv,
in successful operation a first .rate Turriiug
Lathe. and an up and down Saw, for sawiirgglm
.bas'es_and caps to columns and the various kinds
orcircular sawing. Any one. therefore. wishing-
eitlier. turni_ng orvsawing-done.,will,-if they
corisillt their own interest". give him a call.
'l‘_li‘e ' subscriber has also on hand all the
necessary apparatus for .i\!OViU_2iB'liil(liU£,Ss of.‘
dcrs in this line will also receive :et:é.nelori..... .1...
_ Sashes -ready made m,ay~ at all t_im'es"bc l'::nnr}
at his shop. ‘Doors, B'liuds, drc. mao'e.tu_ order
. at s"nort.riotice'.- —. g _ g
' N. B. Grateful for tlieglibercl patronage hit_h-}
‘erto enjoyed’.-the Lsubscriber-' would be "happy tr.-
.wait-.upou all‘ such ‘as need tiis“‘§orvices. ' 3 "
=‘* ‘Danica’!-1.’!-fvinottéotifiif‘
Norm-nlk.1ttn.'17.lS42. " -* ’ 3
ofwd. Mary Mallory, is pleasantly situ'ate’d,and '
,t\
Norwalk Chronicler