.ii1wi
above.
L.; -
Lll ll
Wcdt1os¢l:n§', April 6, its-12.
OUR Town EL1~:c1to1\'.—'l‘he Representa-
tive vote in this town stood as follows :
Henry Se-lleak, \Vhig 201
Matthew Wilcox. do 208
Samuel Pennoyer. Loco 1'71
Joseph P. Hanford. do 173
Thus.‘ B. iButle.', Conservative. 56
Asa*E. Sttiitlt, do 43
Henry Kitlney. Abvlilloflo 13
Chas/E. Disbrt,-W. do. 172.
James Stevens,_on his own book 2
wgna, nI’P0sl"l‘.ION.’
Ellsworth, Gov. I223 Cleaveland. Gov. 1S0
Booth. Licut. tlo. 2-L4 Hullabird. Lt. do. Ib0
Bissell. Senator, 241 Holly, Senator, I80
Ferry. Slierifl} 2-13 Raymond. Sl‘H’rllT» 173
AnoL]'1‘]oN_ cntvst-:ttvA'rtvi~:.
(;m,p.,_ Gm,-, 14 Lnomis.Gov. 26
Yale. Lt. do. 16 7
,Dishrow. Slterifi, 14
Mead. Senator, 12
4 hits it may be seen that we have failed to elect
Representatives. \Ve shall therefore have
another trialion Monday next-
Senator.
Vt’. L.
241 180
142 109
167 196
76 48
284 248
198 260
S/tcrifli
VV. L.
243 178
142 1 10
170 177
77 47
285 247
198 259
Gov.
L.
180
111
197
47
‘.248
260
Lt.
WV.
244
141
173
76
Governor.
VV. L.
Nnnvalk, ‘.2528 180
‘.Vilton, 141 111
N.Canaan,]73 196
Dztrien. 76 47
Stamford, 29-1 248 285
Green’iclt, 198 ‘.260 197
/I’ 1100 1012 1116 1043 1115 1018 1103 1041
V'e3tport, 117 140 120 140 118 140 12-2 140
VVtr.'ro.\', April 5th, 1842.
Sm: At our Election, yesterday, the votes for
"Representatives stood thus :
Hiram Jones . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - --111
I. M. Stttrges . . . . . . . . - . - - - - - - --91
Erastus Stttrges . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - -17
Geo. A. Davenport . . . . . . . . . - - - --15
’ J. F. Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - --11
Fitch Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - 1
,- Odle Bonghton ----------------- - -1
’ 243
Meeting is adjourned to next Monday.
Tuesday, Half Past 3 P M».
Our Express is just in from New Haven.
but ilie returns from the eastern part of the
State are so meagre that we can form no cer
tain conclusions with regard to the result in the
State. The failure in the receipt of full returns
as we coiafitlently c.\'pet-ted, is in consequence
‘of.-the non arrival oftlte returns ofthe Eleventh
District at ‘Bridgeport in season for otir Express
to reach the one in waiting at New Haven, for
Ilartford. The consequence is, we have only
a portion of the returns from New Haven Co,
The aspect-is, so far, a gloomy one for VVltig-
gr ry, as it. is not improbable that Chauncey F.
Cleveland is elected Governor of Connecticut !
The “Great Oak," is without doubt elected in
this County. and Clark Bissell. ottr candidate
for Senator. has suceeded but by it small ma-
jority, as will be seen by reference the table
\Ve have neither time nor humor for
comment. \\'e give the figures as we have
received tliem——the reader may draw what
conculsions he pleases.
Roll! of Representatives.
Those designated with an t, are Locos, the
others are Wliigs.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Nomv.u.K, no choice.
l—'Vilton. no choice.
l'V(s/port. Geo. L. Cabel. l
Daricn. Gilbert G. VVaterburV
Stamford. Selleck Scufield, VVm. T Minor
Grggfiuiic/L, Titus Mead. l Peter Fcrris.l
New Canaan, no choice.
Danbui-3,. Writ Pet-.k.l N Seely Jr.l
Rid_er_-/ictrl. Wm Lee, Joseph C Sears.
Btao/r_/ielrl. Charles Hunt. 1
New Fair_fic1d.Hutilur(l Kelluggl
l\‘1£\V tittvicri cuu.\"rr.
Nrzw I'lAVl‘.'N. Thus. G \Vuodward, H Peck
Bel/zany. Able Priiice l
.Br'un_/‘aid. Levi Bradley!
C/res/zrirc, two Locus
East Haven. Win 11 Townsend '
’Gutl_f-')r,d, no cliuice
Harri:/en. Allen Dickerrnan l
Jllerirlcn lra Couteli I
.t'l']¢rdi.s'on. reported loco
Jlficfrllebury. ‘Whig
fililfbrd. David L Baldwin, Isaac Tibbals
JV. Branford, no choice
IY. Haven, Obed Squires Z
‘range, Eliakim Kimberly
Oxford. Nathan J Wilcoxsonl
Prospect. no choice
Soiriltbury
I/Val[in_.g‘_/oral. George Cooke l Orin Andrews l
H/alcirbury, Joel Hinmau,l John Peck!
Woodbridgc. no choice
HARTFORD counrr.
Hartford, no choice
.Du'r-ham. two Whigs
l‘Vel/tcrsfield, two Locos
Berlin. one do
Faintinglon. two \Vhigs
Souilhi-nglon. no choice
Wmd-sur, one loco, no choice of second
. LITCHI-‘IELD COUNTY.
Lilchfield. Loco
The Editor of the N. H. Palladium writes
us, “ We have elected our Senator and prob-
ably also in the 5th. It is supposed there is no
choice of,Slieiifi'.”
Votes for Governor.
new-t1Av1-:N COUNTY.
Ellsworth. Cleaveland. Gillette. Loomis.
111111,
- 2'95 ’
Mil."nrtl, - 109 l 2
N. Branford, ‘ 10-1 102 5
North Haven, 145 180
Oxford, 40 reported.
Prospect, 56 39. l3
\Vallin_gford, 132 198 13
\Vatr=rbury, 327 397- 27 -2
\vVUl(,‘t)ll. 44 reported".
\Voodbridge, 115 S9
‘ llth ,n1sr.1-ict,
Hoyt. I-lick-pk.
Daubury. 412 455
Ritlgefield, 206 159
, Retltlittg. 30
Brookfield, I14 I54
Newinwn. 70
New Fairfield. 74 S5
Sherman. 37 109
873 1032
The space which we hail appropriated to our
election tables, being left unoccupied, by the
failure of oitr express, we are compelled to fi'l
up with the first matter that comes to hand. and
that being advertisements from tlte out side,
we offer but little variety for our readers.
\Vc might have secured iinpcrfcct returns
from manytofthe ncigliboring towns. out oftbis
District. but for the certain prospect. (as we
considered it) of receivirigtliein full and corri-
plete by our express. The opportiiniiy has now
gone by. and we must go to press without them,
biting our lips in disappointment.
Brother Pettingill, we know not that you are
to blame for this failure,but then we caitnut_
but feel an involuntary rising of the bristles
when we think of you.
Front the N. 0. Bee, tfl/re 25//t ult.
Te.7:as—-La-ter Irttel/igcnce. ——By the ar-
rival of the steamboat Col. V-/on.-ls, from
Galveston, whcnce she was despe.tclted on
the 22d, brings the cortfirutattion of the in-
vasion oi ’l‘e.xns by an overtt beltning I\'Iexi-
can force. il.€l.ppt’i’tl'S t? at the retreat of the-
Nlcxicaiis from San Antonio, was -.1 device to
allure the Texiati troops, usscrnbled in haste,
to go iti pursuit before they were drilled
' and dist-ipliucd.
Shortly alter the steamship Nepttme loft
Galveston, which vi ssel t'epot‘tr.~d the retreat
ofthe l\"l-txicans from Sun Arttr tin, an ex-
press zirrit-ed ltringing iritelligence of the ad.
vance of 9000 men on the Mrttitrnorzts road
towards Victoria, and re;7ot'ting 12,000 ud-
dition=tl troops on the tipper road, tnarching
upon San Antonio. The forces \\’lllt.‘ll l't.'
cently captured Sun Antonio. ccnstiiutt-d the
van guard of l‘2,000 ttudt-i‘ the command ol
Vasquez. The impression is that the Tex-
ian army of 1500 m("tl under Burleson, will
follow the reti'ent of the van guard, until
b]'()Il:'l'll. within the power of the main itrmy
Upon the receipt of this news. which was
brought to ;\’lntztr_rord.i from different direc-
tions, reudering its truth intlisputalile, the
cortimittce of vigil-tnve in G-alvesvrtt des
p'tl(‘ll(‘(l a pilot boat to this city. and a few
hours nftei'wards the strainer Col. Woods.
Corresponrlcrice of the 1$ulI2'rn0re Sun.
A rri'va.l of Lord. As/lb'IL7'l071., special Mirtisler
from [he Court of St. James.
AN.\'AP()LIS, April 3-,], I842.
Messrs. Editut's:—'l‘l1e British litigati-
Warspi:c, of 54 guns. coinmanded by Sir.
John Hay, arrived off this port last evening
about 7 o’clock. huviiig on board Lord Ash
button, whose arrival in this country, for
the purpose of eudcavoiin:,r to adjust the
tmtny difficulties existing between the two
governments, has been so long and _an.\inusly
expected. The passage of the \V:’tl'S})ll.t“. has
been tedious front port to port, comprising
52 days.
Messrs. Lutusdezt and I-lulbrook, of the Pi-
cayune. have prepared and formarded to Presi»
dent Tyler :1 full statement ofllte facts relating
to the capture and '0 (lt;l€‘llll()fl by the Mexicans
Uftheir associate. G. W. Kendall-
Tlie dwelling-liouse of the Rev. Mr. Curtis,
ofUuion, in this State, was struck by lightning
durning the storm on the 2501, and his vs tfe and
daugier about ten yearsold were instantly killed
A Vi/'asltir1gtotii correspotideut of theAnieri-
can says tliaiilte has ittfurtnation from the best
sources that President Tyler will very soon
send a Message to Congress recominendiug
hostile demonstrations towards Mexico, in con-
sequeuce of her detention ofAtnericat_t citizens
captured with the Santa Fe Expitlitiuu.
A splendid Ball is to be given to Hon, HEN-
RY CLAY at \Vasliiugton on the l3th ol'April,
the anniversary ol‘_ his birth. Twenty .51}:
Managers on the part of Congress are appoint-
ed witlt as many on the partofthe citizens.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says. that in con-
sequence ofa want ofadequate protection, sev-
eral of the large iron works at Pittsburg, Pa.
have stopped for the present, while at number
oflittrgrtlries are doing but a litttitetl business.
not -————-—————-
American Felted Clot/i.—-Many of our
readers may have noticed that the late Eng-
lislt papers static the fact ul this article having
been used lor curpt:titig the floor St. Ureot'ge’s
Chapel in ‘v7ittdsor Castle, at the Ulit'isten-
ing of the infant l.’t'iuce of Wales. Buttheyi
and others. tnay not be aware, that by the
adoption of llllpl'UV<‘Cl macliinery in the titan-
ulztcture, the article has been tendcred ht tor
person;tl use, in cloaks, coats and trowsers,
to such an extent that one cloth fair.-tot‘ in
Pine street, has sold for these purposes, in
the last year, over 60,000 yards of the article
of home tnanufacture. And the deinund for
more has tvitrranted the extension of the
machinery so as to supply over 200,000
yards this year, which will be of improved
quality. Patents lorthe improved ttiachtrie
ry have been secured, not only here but in
New Haven, 1219 997 12 25 Urrt.-at Britain, France, and other European
Beiiuiriy, _ 119 111. .,-oumries, The essential tniproycment in
B'r2ml'0rd. 60 1’9 _ this tnuuufacture produces a labtlc equally
Clleshllea 2.8 ‘"33.’ repomdf strong in every direction, the ttatit of which
-1353?‘ H;"’°”v. 194 23% ‘"33’ 'ef,’°"°d‘ 1 hits been at desideratunt in this article hith
--fifllfxn’ 8., 211 2 erto. Several factories are progressing in
1’-.\.1‘fir(ll]l,$0fli reltoried L0_°°.- iii? coumliy in the Preparation 0:1 ‘has mile‘,
Meridem 123 ‘.215, 33 g 7 ‘(e of] various uses, to supplyt e emtm
Middlebury, 54ma1.. ort e current year. The inventors and
‘__-
proprietors of these irfiprovements z1r"e‘to'ta'lly"
distinct from the partitts that have for some
time been before the Eutfopt-an public in
London and Leerls.'—N Y '1"'r'il;une. '
A large met-tinr_r of citizens of Philadel-
phia \\’ltS held on 'I‘tiestl:t_v, at which resolu-
tions \\'t’l'(-.‘ Spussed declaring the right of the
people to petition Congress, the right of
every member to express his opinions,‘ and
r-nndwiriningthe recent censure of Hon. 3 R
Giddings.
Tire Clinton County B(L7L/1'.---Tllls Bank
has been conipelled again to StlSpt~"n(l the
redernptir.-ri of its notes. It has only some
825,000. or $30,000, of notes in circttlntion,
and it is bclievcdlhal the safety fund will not
be called upon.-—BrrfrrZo D. Advocate.
Lrrxrrrl SIide.—'I‘he Louisiann,Clit'on,icle
of the l'2lh says: we are credibly informt-td
that about ten acres of land on the west l)ltlll(
oftho Mi.-tsissippi, a few l'llllt'S below the
ruouth ofthe Red River, sunk a few nights
since.
NEW YORK CATTLE MAtu:n'r—-March 28.
At market 550 head beefCatilc,‘ including
300 left over last week; 350 hf which were
from the Smith. and the balance from N. Y.
and 175 Sheep.
Bi-r-fC.'iitlt= wereiu fair request; 500 head
were sold at 35.127 50 per l00}lbs., \Vlll(.‘ll were
ancttrtliiig to qualities offered is an advance of
25 cts. per 100 lbs. I
Milch Cows and Calves were all sold at $25
(130 per head. A
Slteep were all sold at $2.50a5.’§G pcr head.
llav—Sales by the load at 62§aS7._1, cts. per
ICU lbs.
‘DEATHS.
In New York. on \‘."r~tluestla_y, Mztrt-l130. in
the 21th year oflter age. at the house if A. M.
St’t(tl{Pil, Caroline E.. wife of \Vm. K. Bclcltcr,
and tlnugliterof Slants M. Mead.
In Duricu. on Sunday the 13, ult. \Valtcr
Bates. sun of Henry Bates, dot-,
In New Canaan. on the 2.1 inst Hannah,
wife of Minot Ayers. aged 57.
Oti Monday the 21st ult. Sarah Scyrnour.
daughter of Nathaniel Seyntour of Ritlgefield,
ngr-ti 43-
In’Da:tbury. on the 26th tilt. Relic-cert, wife
of fvlr .l!.Isepl) Bt'.Cl)?, agetl 77.
In Dauburv, on the 24th ult., Mr. Everett
Antes. aged 47.
In D:-inlmrv, (iii the 27th ult, Mr. Pliilo My-
,t:att.;1,t_vt=tl 77.
1_—
MARRIAGETS.
In New York City. on the 29:li ult.. by the
Rev. Mr. I1.-tight. Mr. Clmrle-5 C. I3rur.l:s. of
Bridgeport, to Miss Sarah Cornwall of Nurtvalk,
tlaU_t__rl]lr-r of \-Viili:ttt't Cornwall. tleccrtsctl.
Notice. ——Tl:e Rrv. G. N. Smith will do
liver it lecture in the Town Hall, on Sabbath
Evening next. ’
Iiiecfiical1'tHeeting.—-’l‘nt» Annual Meet-
lA New SllDl3i'r3*~e.1'\ HARDWARE,
Cflrlwnlcra’ ’l‘«rt»ts..-«and Builtling Matt-
7l"l-°. Bl-<0. Fr\R:VlERS’ U'l'EN_SlLS. Plutigli-7
13093. Forks. Crow Bars. Iron and SlePl, 65¢-
I‘ "T Sale V.cr_y LOW. by CHAS. ISAACS.
‘ Nnrtt-nlk. April 2.
1 s s 2.
New Spritttg Goods at the more oil
JAMIES M.-9.LLOi€Y & C0.
,§,'C'CORDlNG to our announcement in last
/31 week’s paper we are now prepared to
show in uurold Cnsiutnt-.rs and the Public gen-
erally. a large and elegant assortment of Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, purchased very
low during the past week, and will be sold ac-
cordingly. VVe would-paiiittttlarly invite the
atieutiun of any in want of Dry Goods to our
Stock at the present time, for we feel confident
that we can give them bargains that will pay
them well for calling. VVe need not enumerate
articles but would only say, that we are now
exhibiting as Large and as Vilfltttl an assort-
ment of' Dry Gtltlds. and ofierittg iltem A Little
C/reaper tliati they cart be found at any similar
esiablishntent'in the’ Country.
Marcli 30th. .1842‘.
To Let.
‘ Dwr>llin;1 Apartments suitable. for
‘W. a small fzttnily‘, situated in Wilton.
‘- oti the Danhury road. 4 miles front
Nurwalk, will be let on favorable tr,-rtri.-=.’ AI-
iuchetl to the house is :1 good i—_vartlen.und a few
acres oflimd may also be had ifrequired.
Application may mode at the Gazette Office.
Nnrwalk. Marcli 19. I842.
7 T a Court of I’t‘obaie. huldcn at I\'orwalk,
within and for the Di.-:irir-i of Norwalk on
the 26th day of Mzirr-h, A D IS-12. upon the
Petition rzf Martha Gilbert of Wilton, as parent
and Guartliait of John \V. Gilbert and Maria
H. Gilbert. built of said \Vi|ion, minors under
the age of lwe-my one years. showing to this
Court that Silill trtiunrs own one certain piec-cot
Laud lying in said \Vilton. in quantity about
three acres. lmtintlt-tl westerly, easterly and
-_';.mi'r.e,rly by l-:it_»hway, and northerly by \Villiam
Gt'ecti’s land. and i'rnyin<_r for liberty to sell the
snne. as per petition on file will appenr:—
tlrdcr that the 6th tlay of.lune next at 9 o'clock
furenocn. be nssigtterl fur a lienring on said
petition, at the Prulnite Olii.--e in saicl Nurwalk,
and the said petitioner was dirt-ctcd to civr:
notice tlwrt-oi‘. by publishing this order in a news
paper printed at Norwalk, three weeks siicccss
ivciy. at least six weeks before saitl tlzty ofas-
.-=i«_:tirrir>nt. PrF.l\'J- lsaxtos. .ltitlcP.. 13
_7ES'l‘i’Ol{'l‘ FEMALE SEMINARY.
'5’ ' —Tlie Sllll1lllPt'l£‘l‘l]l('flltlS St.-liool cout-
meucesoti the first \Vr-tlticstlay of iliuy.
Conditions of Arjiiiillance.-—-1-'<l2‘l per annum
’ - .n .
ts‘ 2-‘.a'-I.-1 pazgb.
nr 330 pm‘ quarter (ll week.-) for Board, Titi-
lion in the English Studies. and French. Pay-
ments qunrierlv in Advzitice.
Terms for Day Sclto'ar:-t in the first class 35
per quarter-—iu the second $'l—iu the third or
}‘rimnry Class 353 per Quarter.
Extra clmrgesare motto for Music on the Pi-
uno $18 per Quarter. use ofl’iattn
Dravriog. with use of Ptttterus 533 tier Quarter.
For furt'.rtr-r particulars applicatiori can be
made to the Principal. LOUISA A. SMl’1‘H.
NC)TlCE.--Tltn \Vll1lt’l"Pt‘ffTl Closes on the
iug of ill? l“airfi.~.ltl County Metlitrul Society.
will be held at the house of Alirrilizirti B--nsun. w
in Fairficltl on Tliurstlav, the 14th day of‘.-\prtl
ncxi, at 10 o'clock A. M. A gctieral atteiidattce
of the Mctnbcrs is rcsprctfullv requested.
S’l‘UP.G!-is i3cLxx.t:1r. Clerk.
Ikfnhrnp, l\T!trl‘ll l.Qrl'2
AI‘id‘1‘I"§1>—A Boy nltoui I5 or I6 VP.=ll‘s
of age as an Apprettlicc to the Piitititig
llitsirirass. Apply at this Oll"icc.
‘ LATES. —Ftf!_v D-'-z. first quality German
kj Slutnts. assorted sizes, for sale by the dozen
very low, bv VV C .‘.~T'rRt-:t3'i‘.
NGT‘§CE.—'Fl:e subscriber ltavitig ntatle
dill?-rent :irr:in:zcitteitis in litisiness, would
iespectfttlly request flll.alllt)>‘e intlebied to him on
book account. to call and settle the sntnc with-
out delay. Eowin Locziwoon.
Nurwalk, April 5.1342. '
N. I3. The Grocery ‘Business will be contin-
ued on the Cheap Cnsh Principle, at the Old
Stand. east side the Briulge,’by
E. frocitwonn <'~z. Co.
l
Eli.-&'I‘E and P0lE41I'0KEO.-—'l‘ltc sub-=
scriher will rcceiveortlr-rs l't°tim any person
to procure Unite and Pourlreile from the Lotli
r\laiittfrit'ttiriiir_1 Ctirripztny, It is said they are
valuable i\‘luiiitrt=s——‘will ripen the crops of corn
and potatoes some weeks sooner than any other
mauures. and by far more ncnnutnical than any
other, and the company warrant their ttianures
tube more than fifty per cent better than any.
Pnurlreiip that has been itiatitifacttired in New
York. One of the areal benefits in using their
manures. is the rcouomy with which they can
he applied. Ono boy will do more in one day
than two men with ieaui carting out manure
in three (lays. Farmers and g¥1l‘(lltt~‘l’.s who lt-ave
tried this manure say that one buslicl of Putt
drellc. is cqttal to :1 load of burn yard manure,
'r,l“t'lll"S $2 a Brrel f-tr 5 ltarrelis or less.-
t'iellVf‘.l’Ptl on board hunts. and ‘$185 a barrel for
large ln New York. Each bzirrell contains 4
bushels struck measure.
\-Viu. H. RlCHARDS,Agenl.
\Ve sf port. April 41 h I842.
P.-i7IN'H'S AND OILS.
O. 1. Extra. and Pure Bellville and other
brands \Vliite Lead. .
Br-llville and Union. Pure Grottnd Verdigris.
5No.l and Extra Paris Green, English and
Chrome Green.
Venetian Red, Vermillinu and Red Lead.
French and Chrome Yellow.
Black Lead. Drop and Ivv Black.
Litharge. T. D Ceina, Gold Leaf, &c.
Ground Paint and Varnish Brushes.
English and Americati Lincectl Oil.
Turpentine. Coach dc Cabinet Varnish. dcc.
For sale at the Lowest N. York prices. by
V, \V C S'l‘Rl'2ET.
Norwalk, opposite Hnyt’s Landina.
614
entered inioa Co-Partnership for the pur-
pr-se oftrnnsat-ting business under the name and
firtn of Campbell &Bail(-.y.
At their Esiabli.-zhment out‘ door east of John
A. \Veed’s Drug, Store, they are ritantifanittrittg
all kinds of Confectionery in the best manner,
and ofthe best material, which will be sold at
Wltolesale. as cheap as at any Establishment
in the State. J. H. CAMPBELL,
S. H. BAILEY.
Nnrwalk. March 28th. 1842.
n
O
I
For Sale, 21 small farm contain-
.. ing about 20 acres of good land con
" I " sistiog of Dlow, pasture. meadow and
~ . wood land, with a House. Barn and
other out buildings thereon. sittiated irt New
Canaan._aboui 3 miles north ofthc village. It
is a goutl‘ location for a mechanic, and the pro-
perty will be sold low, and payment matte easy.
For farther particulars, inquire ofthe subscriber.
STEPHEN HAYEs.
‘,i,’,7.-ril. — 6113
House to Let, with a auml
0531 ii. GEIHIPH un.l uuit'ibt~r,ttfFrttit Trces
,, ofvziriuua kinds. Sairl house is in
‘ gnntl repair. and pleasantly silttaletl
. va &. L:-tquira Coffee l_1_.y'\_i|ie Sat-k--\Vhe.at,
any l1ll',f_7(’l'(]l1!}lllllyl0 which is to he added car-’
AR'l‘NERSIIlP.—Tlie subscribers have .
Gib of April. An Examination of the Sclioul
will be field on the alierunous (l'l't.'n‘l 2 to 5 tr’-
clnck.) of l\lontltty. Tuesrlny. and Vvtttlnestlay,
or it hicli is the same-,nn the 11th, 5th, and Gilt of
part of .l:)?ll.l4‘l). on nltl Post Road. 1
Apply to
in the ea~i
mile from Five M'tlc"R.iver Lantlingl
the subscriber near the premises
1 Lewis S. Ram).
Nortvallt. March 28. 1342. *:).tl3
E15’ Groceries.--St (‘.mix—Purin Ri-
co-—-Iirovvrt dc Vl/liite flavana and Loaf
Sugars, by the barrel. or at retail-——-I Hhtls. Sti-
perior West India .‘.lulasses—(}t1n-Ptiwrler-—
Old. 66 Young Hysoit, & Stiuclirztig Teas--
Gruuud Cofiee, Pepper. Alspice (in Giugr-r.—
Cloves, Nuttncgs. Cassia. & Iutltgo—Buuch
Raisins in Boxes. Ila,lf.t§: Qumter Buxes—Ja
Buckwlieat &. Rye Flour-Butts.-r. Lard, Cll(-‘f‘.SR.
Curlfish (SC Mitt-kerel—\.V. Hull &. Sons’ Pri-
ten Refitieil Mtiiild Cautlles'—I’atet1t i’l_V'tIl'EllJ-
vir- Prr-sst-d tlu: VV. lltill dz. Sun's sir--ntri Soap:
Priur-ipi and Huvanna Segzirs. 5&0. just received
and for sole. low by VV C Srtturvits.
Nnrwalk. Dec. 6. 1841.
‘W. 7'!
§.§SOLUTION—1‘lie Parlncrsliip here-
tofore Pxistittg flDtl(’l’ the firm of Beebe 5.’.
Crttrtpbell. in the tratisactirin oftlte coufeciinnary
btisiness iii Nurwalk. is this day tlissul\'£'tl by
mutual consent. A’l at-r-otirtistlue to. or claims
upon the company will be seitlml by either of
the sttbscribers. who desire to cff'=.=ct such settle-
nietit without delay. L. L. B1-:t~:Br-:.
_ T. H. CAMPIJELL.
Norwalk. March 19.18-J2.
The l)tl.<ll18SS will be continued at the old
stand, bv L. L, Bnnlip, on his mvn account. 19
$5 IREIVARD.
A Rt-wnrtl of Five Dollars will be
.'- paid for information that will lead to
the detection and conviction of the
thief. or thieves who have within a few
days stolen two small Pear Trees from the
premises now ocupied by Mr Andrew Turney,
oti the Green. Apply at the Gazette Office.
Norwalk. March 2, 42. 3'82
Commicrcial Garden ér. Nursery
of PARSONS & Co. I~‘lushing,- L. I.
THE subscribers are prepared to
receive orders for Trees. &‘c. from
the above establislintenis. from which
can be procured all desirable. varieties
d Forest ’l‘ret'-s, Ornamental Shrubs.
of Fan
Roses, Dalias, Bu/bs.Hcrbaccnus Plmzls. (ye.
Great care has been taken to select the best
varieties of thoroughly tested fruits from'ilte
triosi correct. sources.
Among the tliliirrent "varieties of fruit. may
-be mentioned. Apples. Pears, Plums, Cherries,
I’e:1ches, Quinces Grape Vines. dcc.
Trees of good size will be furnished. and
purchasers will be dealt with in a liberal manner.
Catalogues will he furnislied gratis on appli-
fatlfill. T L (Sr. J R Pt~:CK, Agents.
Smith Nnrwalk, March 22, I842. 12
NE W
‘TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
, HE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public in general, that
he has opened a shop over the store of Wm. &
B. Lockwood. recently occttpied by M. Banks.
where he would be happy to receive all orders
in his line. He feels confident in saying from
1‘-
NE,W SPRING GOODS;-—_']lh'e_. isob-
- scriber has rt-ct-iveil -«luring the past week
:1 new ass‘ortt.i~tetii of -SPRING (.if.lQDS‘C‘0ln7‘-
prising the various descriptions suiiabl_e for the
l
low as at any other store-in _to'-xv. The public
are respectfully invited to (filllflfltl cxutriint-. '
c . CHAS. N.-C'LtlCIi..
Nnrwalk. March 7. I842. _ ‘
0TICE.¥'l‘lte antttial meeting of the
lmldeu. at the Hoiel.ol‘.David Stevenson in
Nolwalk. on Tuesday the 12th day of April
next, a,10,o°clock A._M. By order ofthe Di-
rectors. C. BISSHLL. "Secretary. 7
Norwalk. March 28th, 1342 I 2113
7 \URNPIKE= N0tice.—'I‘lte Stockhol
ders in the. Simpaug Turnpike Cutnpauy
arc ltereby notified _Iltat‘the annual meet'n2 of
said Company will be held at the Hotel of Du
vid Stevenson, in Norwatk, on Monday the
Ilili day of April next. at 2 o'clock afternoon,
for the purpose of choosing Olficers and for
irausttcting any other busiuessthut may be found
necessary. J. W. llUni1E..L. Clerk-X
Norw:t.ll:, Mari-it 28th 1842 2113
LOVER and Timothy seed, for
sale by , T L & .'l R PECK.
South Nortvnlk. l\‘l:trclt 22. 18-l2.
00 Kcos Extra and No. 1. \Vhiie Lead,of
various brands. for sale by “T C S'1'p,]-;].'_T,
6
New Assortmcntut 1.01-kiugGIas-.-es
Clocks, Watches. l_z‘uld Chains. Pitts gold
and silver Pettcils, 6.’c &c may be found at the
New Shop of Ll-LVI CLARK.
N.,l3. , VVe shall give a long list of Fattcv
Articles in the next paper, unless we should sell
all this \\‘F‘F‘l{. Nnrwnllt. it-lmr-h 2],
ripening seasutt, which will be sold at;prir:cs as.
. Cotinccticut Turnpike Company will be
.‘A
‘It
_ NOTICE1-+The:subscribersof: I
tauces front the. Congregational, Episcopal arid
Meiliritlist Churches; consisting of a neat-‘anal
CUllHYl0(lit.US Dwelling House. ticar'lv,new,'an.
built of the best materials. a‘ large ‘Barn, C51-L
riaga l-louse, Grai_n'ery', Wood an-l ‘other out
houses. all in good repair atijl neatly‘ pairitedi
The landadjg-inittg consists ofuboui 'I.W0—‘at1r'e'8A;
in the highest state of.cul'tivaiion, and abounla
23 acres of land about eighty-’rods eastof. the‘
now occtipied by Ezekiel \Vilsori', Esq. all tho
property of Rufn_s'H'.‘Picket_t. assigned for tho’
benefit of his creditors. If not soldgat private‘;
-‘ale by the last Monday of i'.\'la_rch, inst.‘ iitgwill,
on applicat,i_o_n to Mr. Pickett, 011 the
or to either of the subscribers. , _
I-Ltttvt-2! Smrrlr‘, A . '1
tiklmi-.iis’ HOY'1‘, E ss'3"’§°"
Ritlgefielrlrlllarclt is. 1s42. _ , t__,3.»12;
(JMLIIPETING.-—A large and well se-
lected assurttneut. ofall wool, 1113..-rain Car. *
pets. from 4s. 3d. to 65. or yard. Those wish-
ing to purchase would do well ;to call and ex.- .
amine them immediately. _ GRUMAN 61 Co.
I\']‘ar'clt 14th. 1842.
LUE.—Baeder‘s celebrated Coach T ‘'
Cetbittet Glue, by the Bbl. _ at tnanufac-
'urers' prices ,for sale by W"C STREET.
_ premisesy.
Erica I"l't‘llEt.-—Dt'it'(l Pr-aches, Plumb.-
and Apples, for sale cheap by
- T L <51. J R P1-zcx.
South Nttrwnlk. March 22. 18-12.
PLOUG-IIS.—-Just rt
ceivt-tl an entire new arti-
cle of Plottghs, which are
_,. Q believed to be superior lt-
Alot;
“=i‘§atiy now in use.
»T
:_ LT--—£‘
Horse Plotiglis with double mould boards.
For sale liv \V C S'rttt-:i:'1'.
ants «fir snttol-red Beet‘. for sale b_\
g '1‘ L 6.: .l R PECK.
South Nnrwnlk. .'\’lart:li 29th. 1842.
arpctinttg, Carp:-iin.__.,—’l‘tu-. sutiscribers
are now utl'ering Superior Ingrain Carpet-
ing, all wool, for 4s per yard.
.l.-'t.\lEs MALLORY 6:: Co.
M-trclt. 30.li 13-12.
IRAFFE (ILO'l'l*I.—A new amibeauti
ful article. for men's wear, just rei.-eived
rind for sale» C/rcrzp by JAM!-ZS MALLORY 6: Co
Mart-lt 30th. I5‘-I2
LOTHS. CASSIM ERS and VESTING,
a large aseortnrettt, for sale. very low, by
JAMES MALLORY 65 Co.
NEW
WHBLESALE as 1313's‘.-1.11.
Grocery Store.
H13 Subscriber has recently obtained from
New York. and now «iii-rs for sale. a large
assortment of (5 ROCE HES. consisting of
stigttrs. Cuff-re. Teas, Molasses, Rice, Flour.
and all those tiumcruu.-1 articles which usuallv
make up the assortment of a store of the above
rli.~.criptiott. and vvititth he will di.~p-use of on the
must l't‘2.l'.~‘t)l‘-ill)l8 terms. at Wltolesaie and Retail.
Mort-ltaitils in the ltllt~'ll0l'.()l‘ others who wisii to
purchase by the Barrel or Pat-lmge, wil7find it
to their interest to call as he will sell to them at
New York Vfltolesale Prices,
at the store furuierl_v occupierl by Manson Hoyt.
near the west end ofihe Britlge.
F111-zni-ztttctt ST Jottzv.
Nurwnlk. Fubritary 25. 1842.
B oiasscs and Sugar-W/Zolcsale and
~ . 1t’elttil.—Jcst received a large lot ol'Mo-
lrtsses and Sugar. in fllttls. and Bbls. which
will be sold at a great bargain. by
'1‘ L 85 J R Pncx.
South Nurwnlk. illarch 22. I842.
I3.-'t31'lEOVAL.—Tlie
subscriber wouttl inform
his friends and the public.
that he has 1‘€l‘l‘.()VPtl his
bitsiuesstotlte New Build-
iitg of Mr. \'Vm. Daskarn.
M. , . on the East side of the
Biitlpo, where he may be found ever ready to
ntrcnd to their calls. He has for salea variety
of lt‘uut:v Articles. cheap. _
(.‘-locks and Watrzlies repaired as tisual, and
all lillltl~‘ of Jobbing «lone at short notice.
Siiver spoons on hand or made to order.
Please give us a null. LEVI CLARK.
IOLIN. VIOLINCELLO 6: GUITAR
STRINGS——lor sale by
E &\.V E BissELt..
FOR. NE IV YORK.
Regular Trips for the Season.
'1 HF. fine fast sailing sloop
H MARY VVILLlS.Capt. \VlLLI.~
', J. M I-2RP.l'I"l‘, will commence her
regular weekly trips to New Slip.
New York. on Tuesday. the 8 h instant-
leaving t\'orwalk. (East side the Britlge.) every
Tuesday evcniti,r_v.,at‘itl returning will leave New
York every Saturday, throughout the season.
All kizids of Marketing and Freightwill be re-
ceived on are--nitnodatine terms.
Capt.Mcrritt tenders his acknowledgments to
his customers and friends, for their patronage
during the past. season,and solicitsia continu-
ance oftheir favors.
Noni-alk. March 7th 1842._ _
For New York.-—-The Sloop
Julia Capt. G. Grumman, will
, commence her regular tri,is on the
_ .,.__ . l5tl1_inst. leaving the landing at
Five Mile River. on Tuesday. antl James Slip.
New York, on Saturday of every week through
the season. It will be the endeavor ofthe sub-
scriber to give satisfaction to all who favor him
with their patroriage. Freight and Marketing
ofevery description received on the most favor-
able terms. Apply to the Capt. on board. or
at the store of the subscriber. W. C. SAMMIS.
Nttr\t':tlk. iVl$H‘t‘l| 14. I842.
Cabinet Furniture and Chairs.
TUE subscriber wotildire-
spectfully inform the inhabi-
tants of Norwalk and the
neighboring towns. that he still
continues to- carry on his
business at liis__ old estab-
-— p on hand
the largest and best assortment of Cabinet
Furniture ever before olii-red'in this place.-
which he will sell as cheap as can be found in
any other shop in, the County. His assortment
consists ofBureaus ofall prices. Freur-l1 and
ll
‘tit-i_il_'-'l‘flI~1
l I
:-i.
.. -.
l
l-...
;lIe~
9
the experience he has had in New York asa
Cutter. that whoever VYlll‘i‘flV.Ol him with their
custom can dependnn having-theirwork manti-
lNorwulk, April 20. Josnrn E. Conxua 23‘
0RAX.ol'_ a superior quality. by the case,
"South Norwalti, March 25. 1842. 3:13
I
l
or less qtuqgtiity, for sale by_W,C Sraztrr.
Common Berlseads. also. Maltogany and Cher-
ry 'l‘ables. Wash antl Cantlle Stands. Maple,
Fancy, Windsor, and kitchen Chairs. Boston
,Rockers, Nurse Chairs, C|iilerens' Chairs. Ta-
ble_ Chairs, écc. arc. Ev1:n'r,Qt7w'r.Itttv.
Norwatk, Feb. 21,,_1842. '
".
I OR lVE'W YOR'K.
THE New Sloop Jlfary A
Se/lack, Capt. T. K. Merrill, ‘has
cmiimenced her regular trips to N.
. , . York—.lames Slip, leaving Hoyt’:
antling every Tuesday evening. _
The sloop Young Barber; Capt. Grumman.
will also continue her regular trips, leaving
Huyt's Lnntlirit; every Saturday evening, so
long as the business will warrant her running.
'l‘ln:se vessels will reccive all kiutls of l'rei_;,=ht--
market stuff‘, &c. corntnon lo the packeting
l)USlll(’FS. -
It will be the endeavor of the subscriber to
zive satisfaction to all who are pleased to favor '
him with their business. No.15 S1z1.1.1«;cx.
Norwalk. Sept. 20. 134]. . 10:5
. Insurance.
Howard Insurance Company, New York
CAPITAL 300,000.
-" ‘HE Subscriber continues the Agency of
this company. in this placc.aitd will effect
insurance in behalfofsaid company against loss}
cs by fire, on buildings or’ other property, on '
terms as favorable as any other similar institu-
tiun. Every man may have the opportunity
l'ur a t riflingsum.ofprotectinc himselfagainst the
ravaszes of that destructive element, which of? ’
teri,.in a single hour sweeps away the earning!
of many years. V Gtcottuitz ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, August 17. 1840-. 40
L
Protection Insurance Co.
I-IA t’TFOi(t’D, C()1\-N.
‘VILLlAh'1 J. S'I"REET../lgerit. offers to
insure Houses. Stores. Mills. Factories.
Burnsand the contents of each. together with
every otltersiniilar species of property,
Agaanst Loss or Damage by -Fire.
The rates ofpretriittm offered. are as low as
iliose ofany other similar Insiitntioniand every
man has now an opportunity. fora triflingsum.
to protect himself against this destructive ele-
montmllticboftenin asingleliourfiweepsaway
the earnings of many years.
Norwalk. Nov. I1. 1841- I
G. \V. Raymontl, Draper A: Tailor.
T1‘
K‘
\
s. n __,
E AVING lakctl a store in the south part of
Oliiistcd's Building, east side ofihe Bridge.
is rearly to give attention to all orders in his line
at short ttotice, on favorable term, and
in (lie Best arid [Host Fashionable style.
From his experience in the business. he feels
confident in his ability to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor hint with their patronage.
All garments made to order are warranted t: fit.
Particular attention paid to Cutting.
The subscriber has on hand a good supply of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and Vestiugs.
which he will make up to order in a manner to
challenge competition. “
Pilot and Beaver Cloths for Overcoats. with
superior Trimmings. ,
Also, a fine assortment of Stocks of varlotfl
styles and patters. at the lowest cash prices.
Fall Fasliinlts received.
Persons wishing garments ofany description
will find it to llteir advantage to call.
Norwalit. October 1841. \ 4-9
ENTAL Noticc.—DOC'I‘. A. HILL
tltttnkfutfor the patronage he has receiv-
ed in his profession during [2 months past,
in Norwalk, bogs leave to inform me public,
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 Surgery.
Incorruptiblc teeth inserted from one to 9.
full set. Also, teeth cleansed. separated. ex-
iracted,&.c., and :1 ll those diseases ofthe teem
attended to. wliiclt,ifsuf1“eredto continue, are
productive of so much mischief. .
R¢;ference3.—Emcry Bissell, M. D.: J. D.
M'Le.-an, M. D.: Hon. Thomas B. Bttler;
Hon. Benjamin lsaitcs. Norwalk. Nehemiah
Perry, M. D. Ridgefieltl. R. B. Botsford. M.
D.; Doct. D. P. Knapp, Danbnry. Duct.
I-Iotvcll Rmlgcrs, Culchester. Ct. William
Witt:-r.M. D. VVilltam:tntic.Ct.
Carpet Rooms, ‘
_ 432 Pearl st. N. Y.
& E. S. Higgins, Importers. Manu-
. o facturers and whole-sale and retail Deal-
ers, in (Iarpetings, Oil Cloths. (to. have on
hand, Royal Wilton, Brussels. ThreePly. Dou-
ble Super. Superfine, Fine lrtgrain. Veitciiaz: .
Hall and Stair Carpeting. Table and Piano
Covers. Turkey, Tufted. Brussels’ and \Vllmt2
Hearth Rugs, Druggets.-1 Baizes, Mailings.
R-mind. oval and Flat Stair Ruds.&c. GL0.
Also. an assortment ol.'English and Arnericazz
Floor Oil Cloth.frntri 2 to 2-1 feet wide.’ , _
The citizens of N-rrwalk and its vicinity in
want ofaoy article in the Carpet line,.will lien-
fintl inducements, suchas cheapnes.-, large. an-f‘.
various assortments, which are found in b,ut_fev:
cstablishmentsoftlte kind. ‘ ‘I r '
.457
New York, Sbpt. 22d. _. ,1‘
1
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I-
; ~-fer-lbr-salethetollowjng-I,leal'Estate
'plea'srmtl‘y ‘siluaieil near the 'ce’h'tr‘d “
'o‘f'the fluu~iishlti'g v'il‘l‘rtg'e"of'Riidge‘a ’ '_
.ficl'tl,iti Fairfieltl t.'o.'Conn_. at-afbottj_t'equal_fdis-
in the best of_st-lcctcd frui_t, such as’ app,les._
pears. peaches, cherries andplontbs. Also ‘Z‘t‘l)'tf)liti_lf '
village aforesaid, well fenced with stone} i.v'l1ll‘S§'“"'
and under siich cultivation as lobe capable of
producing abundant crops of -gr_*ain'or,gra‘ssj.,j,‘
Also an undivided interest il1.tWo_b_ttiltling lots,’ .‘
tiesold at public vendtte. on'tl1c pr_emises.',at,,1_ ‘ .
U’CluCli. P.M. Further particulars vi-illbegivienf _'
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