_ atnendtnent to the Ctfttstiltttion. permitting all
‘quite recently been an inmate ofState Prison.
-rll'0Aitltlltll‘iLlftlllZlll'l"l‘Itl.i
Wednesday, June 15, 1842.
f : OUR Li:c.isr..Ii_'rutu: adjourned sine die on.
iilfriday last at 12. o’clock. Its proceedings up
to tltat time will be found in another part of
this paper, togetlier with the pathetic, subduing.
melting and absolutely dissolving valedictory of.
speaker \Vigbtman. The thought makes us
languish. and our e_ves grow lcelry as if sutltletl
ly visited by a spicy breeze from Wethersfield.
Fifty six acts have been passed, and the time
occupied by the session 38 days. Among the
the most itftportant acts- passed. are the follow
ing. which are copied from the Pallatlium : The
act repealing the Registry Law, 6zc.—the act
disfraochising persons on account oft heir politics
and occupation—tlie act repealing the charter
of the Mechanics’ Batik ol' New [laven—tlte
act allowing shertlls to be chosen by a plttt'tllll_\'
instctttl of a tn:Ajority of votes~—the proposed
persons 21 years ofage and over. to vote--the
act to change the County Court system —
the act in relation to banks—tbe act to abolish
coercive measures in the collection of~debts—
the act coiiccrning common SL'llOt)l.~‘., (he.
The history of legislation itt this state, we
presume. 8lT)t't.ls bttt few sttclt specimens of
intolerance and Tammany Hall recklessness as
as have marked the scssionjust closed. The
degree of ultraism has been such. that the more
discerning and discreet of the party have been
alarnted. and letters have been sent. in repeated
instances from Lltmtrefll sections ofthe state ur
ging with great earnestness. the. use of mo_dera-
tiori. This home influetice accounts for the
.. ._ .. ,.-~.-.,-.~A_..
‘ VVhen shall we all tneetagai_n !" _
MR EDt'1‘0R—-I wouder_tf_M r. Speaker Wight-
man knew where this “poetic phrase" came
l'rom, which he so pathetically introduces into
his lugnbrions valcdictory to the Legislature ll
lfhe did. he deserves credit for his candor. If
he did not, he bappsned to blunder into the
roost appropriate quotation which he ever tirade,
wlten the circutnstances under which. anrl the
person by vthoiii it was originally utte'r't§§l.'at_'e
taken into cotisitleratton. You will liiiti-tf'i'
(except that Mr. \V. has substituted the word
"all." for the wont.‘-tltre'c," in the or_igittal) in
scene. i. Act 1. of Macbeth. as fol'lows: 1
1 lVitclr.. "When slialtl we three meet again
in thun:ler. lightning. or iii rain? . 2
2 ll"iIch. \Vhen the hurlyburly_.'s done.’-
Whttn th‘r;_bnttle’s lost and won. ‘
3 l’Vi£.-/E. That will helere set ofsoti.
1 l’Vilr-/r. \Vhere the place ?
2 Wilt.-/L Upon tl:e‘lte"ath.
3 Witch. There to meet witlt Macbeth.
1 l’Vz'Ic/L. I come. Graymulkiu i
All Paddock calls :—A.;uo_u.-—-
Fair is foul. and fool is fair":
Hover through tne fog and filthy air. ,
[\Vitches vanish.
Perhaps Mr. Wiglttrnan thought that he could
pay no greater compliment to his. idol-"the
little \lagiciatt."—tltan by thus illustrating his
A further
perusal ol Macbeth will makethe aptness of
at-qttairrtatrce n ith the. weird sisters.
the quotation still more apparent. You may
use these lines as you please. VVant of time
compels me to be brief.
Yours. &r-. BANQUO.
DI-ll-‘ALCA'l‘t0.\' -— Wall Street was thrmt it into
an unusual _t-xcitemcrtt on .\lontlay the 6.h ittst.
by the discovcrv of an courtnotss tlcfalcatinn in
the Old Ocean insurance Company which has
The
for some time been winding up its afiiiirs.
[me],-;,,g-am; filling wlticli the reader may have tlisclosu'i'e was made by Jas. T. Schermerhorn.
noticed through the whole t-ourse of the t‘rocee(l- the Secretary of the Co., who stated to the di-
ings of the session. “it: do no wish to be tin-
dérstood as finding fault, for lor~ofor:oi,~m has l-mil
rectors in a note. that he had in tliecourse of the
last six years abstracted over a hundred thous-
its p‘&rf--ct work. Tolerence in genuine, tincon- and dollars ofthe Capital. which was supposed
laminated loctiflicoiug, would be as rare as tolieS3-50,000. Mr. Scltermerltornltaslost the
blnud in a turnip. '[;lt;sessittn has not passed
without instruction. which it is hoped ottr friends
will rirofithgwlieti they take the atltitinistration
of affairs into their hands again. about this
time.~'ocxt year.
List‘ on Jus'rtct-:s.—We published a short
titne since. a partial list of the nurrzinations of
money in stock speculations. and all the time
has enjoyed the most unqualiticd cotditlettce of
Mr.
S. was at his desk on Tuesday uttlil arrested as
the Compatty and of all who knew him.
taken to the police. near the close oftbc morning
business.
The Ncwl-laven city electiott took place on
' Justices fir this town as‘ tnale in the Ctitltlty the (ith lust. and the \Vhig 'l‘lt.-ket was success-
rrteetino. \Ve ttow give a perft.-ctetl list ofthr sc fttb 35 Wt‘? leaf" lJVtl'tt3 Pitlliltllumdty the largesl
who have been actually ,,,,pointed.
It will bg tiiajorities ever given iti that city.
The whole.
observetl that several names that were rejected number of votes polled for Mayor is 1248. of
That
When we take too rank n liultl. it is
in County meeting, have been replaced.
is right.
well enough to ease tip. "Too much pudding
will choke a dog." VVe annex the list for the
towns of \Vilton and New Canaan. These.
ggtwfaletlttlry, but are be-
lievcd to be perfect...
No'nw_tit.K.—Clirk Bisscll, Thomas B. But-
ler. Tioio. '1‘. Mt.-rvt-in, Lets is Rayu~.ond.2.l.
Jas. Stevens. ‘.Vm. J. Street, Joseph P. Han-
liowevcr, are take
\\ bit.-li P. S Galpiu had 983, K. S.Hinman 263.
‘ The Journal of Commerce saysthe Great
\Veslerti ltas the largest l'reigltt list that she
ever brought. viz. .£1.-190 or $6.800. atidtliat at
the great rate of five pountls pr-rton.
Tut: Jritivis Dtvottct; Cast-: was disposed of
in the House. on Tuesday, the 7!ll inst.. by the
passage ofa bill which sundersthe matrimonial
knot, and provides for the payment. by Mr J.
ford‘ Samupl pem,o,,,.,._ Chas_ 'p},,,m,,s‘ Map ofthe sum of -$1300 a year to the lady while she
thew \Vilcox. Cyrus A. Mead, Jas. \Vi~'ematt.
Stephen Smith, Asa E. Smith; Ebentzer Smith.
Henry Sclleck, Betti; Isaacs. John A. \VC€tl.'
New CA.v.\.xtt ——_iIanfor.l Carter, Peter
Smith. Jouatltan K Johnson, Caleb S Benedict,
Jilin Latttbert, Chas. Raymond. John Ray-
tnond. D. \V. Boughton. 1
\Vti.1'o.\'.-~Isaac M. Stnrges. Erastus Stur-
ges. J33. F. Clvtpmati. Samuel Scott, Geo. A.
Davenport, Joltn S.Olmstead, Jelllcl Grumman,
Charles Marvin.
Tut-: \V:::'i'_iii~:ii.—-Orr Thursday afternoon
and Friday last. the weather was as bland and
vve .
had begun to congratulate. ourselves. that the
wrinkled-frontk morosencss of winter had given
sutnmer like as could have been desired.
place to the beauty and serenity ofsummer.
when on Frid.-,iy,night the weather suddenly ,
changed to an altrtost freshing temper:-.ture. antl
on Saturday night we had a frost that did. great
damage to vegetation. Corn potatoes. beans.
cucumbers aittl the like, were severely bitten as
to sltrivcl when the Sun fell upon thetn. The
severity oftlie frost was anticipated“: and meas-
ures were taken toa considerable extent to save
garden vegetables from its bligltiing effects.
Ronsimr.—-A robbery was committed on the
store of Abijah Belts of VVilton. on \Vetlnesday
or Thursday night of last week. G0ut.’:t to the
amount, as we learn. of from two to three hourl-
red dollars, tcgether with a trifling amount of
change were taken. The robbery was com-
mitted by one Burt, living at Westport, where
A brother of Burt
gave iuforrnation and,ttte goods were recovered
The robber in the meautitne made his escape‘
but was arrested in New Haven. He has until
the goods were deposited.
MELANCHOLY.—Oll \Vedoesday morninglast
Atwo lioys. aged about 6 and 12, the children of
Hezekiah Roscoe of South S.lem. were sent
on an erran-l to Crissey's Store, and mistaking
the road wandered about all day until they
reached this place. a distattce of some 10 or 12 .
miles. From sorrte cause unknown they sepa-
yted before their arrival here. The younger hey
_we believe. was found in the early part of the
evening. on the Down Town road and taken to
the house of Judge Isaacs, Select Man, who
provided the little wonderer with comfortable
frtre until his friends traced him out the next
day, (Thursday) Search was made for the
_older boy. but ittetlectually. until about four
o'clock. when the ebbing oflhe tide discovered
his lifeless body lying in the harbor near the
wharf, where probably thejaded and unfortu-
nate cripple. as it appears he was. had meta
watery grave the night previous. while none
were near to pity or to save. The body was
imtnediately conveyed totlie alfiicted parents.
Gov. King of R. 1. has, in a recent proclama-
tion, oflered a reward of 1,000 for the apprehen
sign‘ and delivery of Gov. Dorr to the proper
authorities of tire state, within one year. Gov.
K. says that his Excellency‘. Gov. Cleaveland.
declines to comply with the requisition made
ramziins single.
Mr. Bfoclttiray, ofthis State, as Chairman of
a select committee of the House ofReprcsenta-
lives, has reported a bill proposing the erection
ofa suitable monument to the memory ofCapt.
Nathaiit’ Hale, in the. towrt of Coventry-—and
approp'riatittg_,331000 l'or that ol.ject——to be ex-
pended under the tlirection of thelGuvernor.
The olrittlary of E q. Blaf\’llt. from its length
we are obliged to defer until next week. .“
The favo'r_ofa cori’csp_ondcnt is‘ also nt2'céssa-
rily laid over again.
Bank at Brooklyn. on Monday the 6th inst,
while going to Wall Street, to ittake his ex-
cllanges \_t ith the city liattks, had his pocket cut‘
and robbed oftlteBaitk pocketbook. containing
‘over $20,000 in bills of various descriptions and
checks, about half each. The. checks" were. of
course saived, or the amount oftlit‘m. by notify-
iuglhe banks not to pay; but the batik notes
cannot be stopped.
Archiball McQueen, a clergyman in Phila-
delphia, has been declared guilty of incests.
by the Presbyterian General Assetnbly. in mar-
rying the sister of his deceased wife.
\Villiam P. Greene. Esq. VVhig, has" been
elected Mayor ofNorwltich. by a vote of2S-5
against 149 for Mr. White (Dem.) antl6scatt'er-
ing. The whole wll lg ticket sttcceedetl.
The billto abolish Capital Punishment, was
lost in the_ House on Wednesday. by a vote til
107 to 56.
Sixty houses and stores were built last _year
in New Haven, including one Batik and three
Churches.
Professor Espy, the “Stormy Kin,r_-." ltas been
appointed Professor of Mathematics in the _Navy.
RIIBA-BBB-1wA G Es.
In New Canaan. on the 6th inst.. by the Rev.
Mr. Soiitlt, Mr.Wttrren (ti. Weedof Binghamp—
ton, N. Y , to Mary, tlacghterof Alva Ayers of
the former plase. ‘ ’
In the city ofN. Y. on the‘ 9th. by Rev Geo.
B.(;'heever, LeGrant_l Lockwood.to AtinLouisa.
daughter of S. W. Benedict, formerly of this
place.
In Lewisboro. on the 12th by the Rev Mr
DlClt8t'S0n. M r Burr Gilbert to Miss Eliza Black-
tnnn. built of R.trlgeh‘t-.ld.
‘DEATHS.
In Potmdritlgc, on the 10th inst.. Clarrisa.
wife of \Villiam Smith. aged about 36 years.
In Norwalk. on Saturday morning last. Han
nah wife of \Villiarn Belts.
In New York. on Tuesday morning. the 7th
ult. l\] r. Lewis Hendrick. of the appoplexy of
the lungs. His reuiaitis were brought to this
place for interment.
Itt Danburry. on the 4th inst Caroline Elza
only daughter of Mr. H. Barnes aged 5 years.
In Hartford. at the ltottse of his Grandmother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, on the 8th inst. Edward
Buckingham, son'~.of the ‘Rev. William and
Elizabeth M. Jarvis, aged 2 years.
In Westport, on the 11th inst. James Burr,
upon him for that distinguished exile.
‘ son of Joshua D. Guyre, aged 4 years 9 months.
—« t . -. .. ,_ .,. ‘A ..,_.. , .--..
\Ve are requested to say that a meeting of
‘lie Court of Burgesses will be held at the room
over~Street’s store. this afternoon. 15tb.int 4
o'clock. One object oftlie meetingis to receive.
audit and adjust claims against the Borough.
Notice.-—An ad_idttrttetl Meeting of the
Martha \~S;'ashington Temperance Benevolent
Society, (gill be held at the Conference Ronni
tifthe Cotigregotional Church on Tltursday 16th
lost at 4 o'clock. P. M. A punctual attendance
is requested. as buisness of importance will be
transacted. ~' Per ordcrof the Secretary.
Nttrwallt. June l3ilt.
( ‘AP Springs—A new article lor ladies‘
’ t'ttDS- at ' Dtsimow's.
( t on. 2! emu. t !!—'l‘be Subscribers
1 will be preparctl to deliver from vessels irt
about 2 or 3 weeks. first quality Peach ()rcltard
Schuylkill Coal which will be sold at very
reduced prices for cash. Those who wish to
take atlvzitttage of the low state of the mmket
will please make early a,-split-:ition.it1 order that
they may be supplied from the vessels as they
arrive. Also. first quality of Sr-ltuvlkill Coal-
T L 6.’. J R Przcx.
South Nnrwnlk. June. lS'-12.
ll E Court of 1’ robatc for the tlist of Norwttlk
hath limited and allowerl six months front
this date for the exhibition of claims agaiut the
estate of Nallturi. Smith.
late of Nt)r\\ alk. tleccasetl, tnexhibil their claims
for seltlett‘.t'tll- Those who rtcglet-t to present
their accounts. properly attt.-stetl,witltio said tltne
will be tleharretl a recovery. All persotis itttlcbted
to said estate, are requested to nttrke immediate
payment to CHAS. ls.It.ttcs. Adtn’r.
l\lrtrwttllt. Jttnt’ l3 lS42. _ 24
‘l()UR'1‘ OF P1{()BA'l‘E for the District
J of Norwolk hath litttitetl and alltm cd six
month from the date. ltere of for the creditors to
the estate of Joscp/L Bin:/rurrl.
late of \Vilton, deceased, an exhibit their claitns
for settleoteirti Tho-e vtho neglect to preset)!
their accounts. properly atlcstctl, within said
time, will be tleltarretl a recovery. All persons
iittlt-lttetl to said estate are requested to make
iutmsdiate prtytnnttt to CHARLES Scntnxan.
Atltititiistrrtttir with the will annexed
\Viltnn. June 7. 18-12. 2-1
Q LL Petsotrs llttervsletl iii the Estate of
Jcli.z'c~l Grzrmrrrrrri.
of \Vilton. who has 8St~‘l,t_’tlt‘tl the same to the
SltllSl'l'll)P|', in trust for the. l)t‘ll( lit ofnis crclzlitors.
are lit-rt-lry uotifir d to appear. if they see cause,
at the Probate Olllcc in Norwalk on the 17th
ofinsi. June, at 9 or-lock. f-rrc-noon. then and
there to be heard relative to the appointment of
Comtnissioucrs on said estate.
S.t.\iuat. P. B.A.\'DI.E. Trustee.
pltrttrlmn ac_J.ati.—75,o'oo 1-gar. Plas-
tering Latlt-330,000 feet Pine Timber-,_-—
small stze.just received and for sale by
_ '1‘ L dc J R Pi-zctr.
South Norwalk, June 1842.
FARM FOR SALE--Situm
ted in the town cl’ \Vilton.Hurlbut st.
so called, within three fourthsof a
_, mileofthe Episcopal Church in said
Wllt00. and a public road leading from Redding
to \Vestport and Norwalk. and another from
Ridgelieitl, to Bridgeport. a school house within
a few rods oftlte house. and ntlry grocery close
at ltuntl- The ltotnr-steatl,consi,sts,_of,.a:bogt 60
acresAof‘as good land as lies‘ out tltitirs.ft;fipetltrH
in into small lots suitable for plowing, mowing
or pasture. with snllicient fruit for the use ofa
fattiily. all well watered. with a large two story’
ltttnSP. neatly new. a new barn and a fine grain-
with plenty of water fixtures. About'40 acres
lilill Den,a part of which is pretty well timber
f‘ . '
antl aAA good title given. Any persons wishing to
purchase it,-Awill do well to“ call on .he subscri-
ber. Wiu. Gttizt-:.v.
\V-ilton. June 6. 1842. 1 5 23'
EVV GO0I)S.—The subscriber ltasjust
retnrttedfrorn New York. and is this day
opening allotilcr supply of New Goods.
CLOCKS-~—u fR.~lllt)llLll)l8 and good article for
almost ootliing. Now is your time to purchase,
for we think this articlentttst rise. Looking-
Glasses very cheap. Gt-rman Silver Spoons.
a_ us! -rrrlc_a‘rtt'clc. formerly S1. 50. now 6723!:
Silver 'l‘h'ntbles; a first rate article of Gt rttiun
silver do ; Gold Clrtins oftlie latest stvlc, <.\'.c.
C E Disattow.
N. B. \Ve have almost every thing usually
called for in ot:r.line-. \Vc invite the public to
crtll, as we are determined to sell at small profit
\Vatr~h work carefully attend. rl to.
Ul’.NB_Al\l'S Patent 'l‘i-titss—for sat.-
by . ‘ W E Btsst-:t.t.. -
HENUINE Swa:'tm’s Panacea for the
cure of Snrr.t'ula die. at Bt'<sEt.1.‘s
LANE Books.-May be fuutttl at Bis-
sell’s_store, a large assortment of Blank
Books, consisting Ill part of Day Books. Lctlgers.
iJttUt'ltals.‘Letter Books, luvoice. Receipt aid
Note Books. Pocket Ledgers. Pass Books a"tl
small at.-count books of every dr-sr-ription. at the
lowest N York price-. bv VV E lltssttu.
liBL]Es‘& Prayer Books.-—A large
supply of Gilt Bib es. Prayer Books, 526.
of every size and quality,just received at C
BlSsle‘.LL'S.
Also-—Porter‘,s Rhttorical Rcudergby the do-
Norw.'tll.'. .lnrte 8. l.SAl?.. 2-1 zen or tetall.
Q\)Ul{'l‘ ul Probate for the Dist. ofl\‘orwalk A'l‘ES'l‘ Style 1-Ft-ttlard Srlks—'A
lttult lltltl Hi and allowed 14 ntonih from splendid article, at GRUMAN 6: CO'.~t,
the date hereof. for the. creditors to the estate of
llla.ll/taro Jlfarciri.
late of Wilton, dc-eeasetl. to t.-xltibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts properly attested v. itltin said time
will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebt-
to said estate, are requested to make ivirinediate
payment to Cit,\tu.t~:s Msattls, Executor.
\Vilton. June 11. 1842. I
H E Court of Probate furtlie tlist_:t.‘Tof Ridge)-
lield ltatlt limited at: allowed 6 months from
the date her;-ol'[‘ot the creditors to the estate of
]l1ol/_r/ St. Jo/tit,
late of Ridgefieltl. deceased, to exhibit tltcir
(.),,;m5 for settletnenl. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. property attestetl, within
said tittte, will be debarretl a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate. are requestetl to
make immediate. payment to 1
AARON Non't'tittoP, 2d, Adm'r.
Rirlppfk-l.l. Gtli June, 1842. _ 2-1
E the tittdcrsignt-d. having been bytlte
Court of Probate aippointed Comtr_tis-_
signers to receive, examine. and adjust the.
claims against the estate. of ” ’ '
Isaac Arnold.
lgnieof Nnrwnllt’. deceasetkrepresented insolvent.
hereby give. notice, that we will attend to the
l)u5in_¢-53 of our appointment, on the last il‘lon-
(lays ..r,t_ognst and November next. at the Hotel
()f:lJ2lmPS Stevens. in said Norwalk. at 2o'Cl0t:k
in the uftertioort, of each of said days.
Six months frutr. the 13th day of June inst.
is allowed for the exhibition of claims against
aid estate. Josnpu P. 1lA.\'t-‘OX’-D. .
S H'l~2.'.\'RY St:Lt.tzt:K. comm‘
Norwalk. Jane. 14. 1842. 24
T0'l‘ICE.——The Stockholders of the Nor-
“ walk .\lanulactnring Company are hereby
notified and warn d. that a special meeting of
said Stockltold--rs “ill be held at the store of
\V. & B. Lockwood. on the 29th inst. at 3
o'clock. P M. to transact any business they
may find necessary. A
Per Olftlct‘ ofthe Directors.
Gan. ST JOHN, Secretary.
Norwalk. Juno l5. 1342. 3'24
0T[CE.——.’1‘.‘te, Court of Probate for the
District of Stamfurrl hath lititited and al-'
lowed six months from the date hereof, for the
exhioition of claims against the estate of
lAVillAir1,rn H. Scryiflrl. deceased.
late of Stamford. in said District. All Who
neglect to present their claims within said time
will be tlcbarretl a recovery.
Cu.~tt:scr:Y AYERS. Administrator.
Stamford. lst of.lune 1342.
4th 0F JULY CELEBRATION.
HE Washington T. A B. Society of the
. llth Senatorial District have resolved to
.,e:el._-ate in an appropriate manner. the coming
anniversary of our National Indepcltdcnce, and
also the recent victory over King Alcolrol. at
Danbtiry on the 4th of July next. . _
The meeting will he holden in a beautiful
grove, and good cold water speeches may be
expected from eloqur-ntspeakers from Hartford.
Boston and New York-
The procession will commence forntalion at
halfpast 9 A. M .' _
All the towns in this cotioty and the ncig7lhor-
ing towns iii the adjoining cottuties are warmly_
invited to unite witlt us upon thatoccasion.
Should the weather prove unfavorable. the
celebration will pr deferred to the lirst fair tluy
thereafter. DA\’lD S. DUNCOMB. 3€C'tt_V-
Redding June 6. 1842. 3'23
0 Farlners.--The subscriber returns
thanks to his former customers for past
favors. and again offers ltis services in the busi-
ness of manufacturingcomtnon Flannels, Flan
nelslwitb cotton. warp, for under clothes and
sheetings. Sattinetles. Cossimeres, plain fulled
cloths. together with carding rolls. carding and
spinning by the run. and cloth dressing.
Having the exclusive right oftlie water in the
dry season this year, he hopes to meet all orders
with punctuality.
Customers having unsettled accounts for the
last year, are respectfully ittviled to send on
their work this year. and pay for the last year
when it is convenient. J A CARGILL.
Redding. 1st June. 1842. 6t23
N. B. Mr Dikeman tlte wagoner‘ from Red-
ding will take wool at Norwalk or on the road.
Call and examine. \Vest end of the Bridge.
Norwalk. June 6 i342
:P.&TENT Bee IIiYc.-Tlie attentiuit
oftlie. public is called to a new and vulua
ble. intprovement in the construction of Bee
Hivrs lor which the subscriber has recently
set-tired it patent. This hive is CtJltSlftl't'1€(l wiln'
ti view in the preservation nftlte bees from that
tlistructivc and deadly enemy, the wornt._an
end which it is believed has never before been
fttlly uccotnplishcd. It is composed of st‘\'€tItl
slrititirig cornparttnettts or drawers, to either or
any auniher of which the bees may lie. cortlinetl
at pleasure, and on either l)e‘C'tt(l1lll.,t_t, filled with
honey. it cart be taken out atttl the honey remov-
ctl ‘without fivjnry to or. from the bees. _'l‘hese
compartments are made with "oblique bottoms.
with an apperture ranging through each from
me mp..t_o the bottom. This leaves no ludgtnent
for the worm except a receptacle at the bottom
which is filled with ashes, wlticli in a short time
deprives him of life. This Itive is believed to
be superior to any other which has been intro-
duced. and is sold at the low price of S=1for ati
i~ndividual_rigltt and hive. ‘
AA Er.t.tAu GItUMMO.\’D-
Redding. June Gsh. 1842. _;'~ W23
tRAlN Cijtullcs, and Grainautl
1VIO\Vin'g::Scy tlies of the first qtialityfor
sale very low. try" “ C lsAAcs.<
UNAQWVAY--Lt fttlte employment sub '
scribe: oil the 26th of April last. a boy
named Charles Parkerton,about 16 years of ago
an indented apprentice to the Morocco Lt.-ather
Finishing Busittess. I hereby forbid all persons
harboring trusting or employing said by under
strict penalty of law. as 1 will pay no debts of
his contracting, nor be responsible in any way
for charges on his account. \Vllt. DAvis.
Westport. June 6. 1842. . 3t*23
'l‘HE Court of Probate for the District of
. Stamford‘. has limited and allowed six
tnonths from the date hereof. for the exhibition
of claims against the estate of
, Samuel H. Hoyt. rleccased.
late ofsaid Stamford. All persons who do not
exhibit their claims within said time will be
debarred a recovery. AUGUSTUS Horn‘. Adm'r.
Stamford. June 1. 1342. 23
SUBIIVIER wear.--The subscribers have
this day received a large quantity of Suiti-
mer Clotlis. suitable for inert and Inns wear.
1 J. MALLORY&CO.
EGHORN and Palm Leafllats.
Men's and buys sizes, a lirst rate assort
mcnt. For sale low by
‘ J. NALLORY <5: CO.
(311001. Book Repository.--Emer-
S son’s lirst. second and third part Arithme-
tic ; Daboll's new ‘improved, by the dozen. at
publishers prices. Meadows’ French and En-'
glish Dictionary ; Andrews and Storldard's
Latin Gratrtmarattd Reader: Le.vizuc’s French
Grauttnar ;.Goodrich’s Greek Grammar ; also
an assortment of School Books of every de-
scription.just received by W. E. B1SSELL.'
June 6th. is '
Teaclierstsupplied on the most reasonable
terms. A
A Call to the Ladies. ,
HE‘ Subscribers ltavingjttst receiyed a few
patterns offlich and Fashionable Delanes.
together with a splentlid assortment ttf Lawns
and "Printed Muslins, would respectfttlly solicit
an examination of the same by all those who
desire to purchase. They will be sold cheaper
than ever. Remeuiber—west side the Bridge.
next door to Stevenson's Hotel. .
‘ Bl-2A'l"l'Y dc OSBORN.
A NEW DRY GO0Df§.
THE subscriber has just. received a new
supply of seasonable Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, _ _
purchased at unusually low priccs._whtcli will
be sold as cbeapas at any establishment in
town. A 1 _
The following comprise a few of the articles
received : Ladiesand M issesv Tuscan Hats. 0i
all qttalitjes. A great variety ofFlo-avers and
Hat Ribbons. Rich English, French, and
American Prints. Mouslin De Lament. Dt_3W
patterns and very Cheap. Ginghams and Prin-
ted Lawns—some beautiful patterns. A full
supply qt‘ bleached and unbleached Musltns.
cry and wagon house, and a two story hat shop .
of Timber land, lying in what is called Honey,
The above property will be sold at a bargain I
once .r...e,...r....
THE attention of theptiblic not since. was called to the-"arrival or 3, ,,.,.., sgeame,
mlwlng "" "'9 l."“' P-liesspre P-'l.t.'l*'l!"li‘l"-' Al-ll“ "ltPt-‘3t°-"Ce l" lturt numbers of citizen;
kindly tavored the prriprtetors by. an examination of her lading. The rapid disposal of which, .
and the apparent sattsgtcfion exhibited by all. have induced the proprietors attain to sail
with the greatest pleiisdfre. they would now anttonnce that fair winds andasmootli seas have
again wafted her io~port_, with a cargo presenting unrivalledand unheard of attractions. lt con-
ststs of articles ofdgit't"r'est'ic rnanufacture. suitetl to every‘ age, rank, state and contli.;,,,, cm, ,.,s‘_
lttt! every article itfitltie lineof DRY GOODS. Anxiozis again‘ to prosecute her yd aovepher
bill of'frieght'w.ifl‘he_glisposed ofa: such rates as to forbid the remotest prospect or coripzrilrion
To prove this. whole suits of tine Broadcloth are selling at $8‘ 00; Vests thrown in - Calicr;
: . _ 1
'll'§3=te3 “.132 tfetttfi r‘. Dfilfittte. $1. 0_’.l. t_:Vhule suits; Gatitbrooti. 6s; a few splendid parasols,
‘(heavy silk! at $1 00, and every thing in proportion. Now or never, is the time for bargains.
;t._,:N. B. ‘ 'l\o‘l1uritbuggtng in selling of} old goods for new. No bantering prices asked.
,avNr3rw:all:'.€Jptte 6. _ _ BEATTY & 0SBORN_
ust r LeIV('(.l. ti few chotce|pat=erns Mourning. and Secotitl Mourning Ddlanes.
—. Also so’tiie~ltght patterns do at unusually low rates. -
x
as 4 s.
Now For E$aE°g‘*{iliHhS.!_,
srslttssv seas,
AOHEAPER tenant avast. mvwoar sarong.
M
\
JADIES IVIALLORY & C0o‘W‘nttl(l call the attention of the public to-another Large
anti \Vell belt.-ctt-.tl Assortment ol Dry Goods. just purcllased cheap for cash anl which
they are now t iii-rittg at prices hitherto unheard of. ‘ ‘We would say. that it is Otlrvlttlenllon to
receive ftotrt week to week additional supplies of goods. and would only ask of those in want
of any thing in our line. to give us a call, that they may satisfy themselves that what we say
"‘|S even 90. ‘A '
N. B. W's have just received in addition toottr extensive assortment of mods, a lame quantity
of spring untl sumnrt-r gnritlfi. among which may be found G-'tml)r0t)t)S ofdll sorts and qualities.
Vt r-tailles Gurrtltroorts‘: B‘lk drilled Summer Cloths ; superior coatee Ginghams" a good as:
sortmt-tit of Vt-stings ; Biack Yclxteteetts. &c.: Figured and plain Silk Ve|ve;S . doldo Salim
Also. ngood assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres, Suttinetts, Brown and \Vhite Llinens.‘ (560. all of
which we shall sell at prices that cannot fail to suit those who may be in want of any of the
above menti-tnetl articles. ' " ,4; ' .
THE PLACE
To get the Cheapest, Best, & Most Fashionable Dry Goods intlais County
can AISl§§s cots.
Wfliolesaie & Retail Evy Goods Sitiotfe,
._.n'
\‘Vest End of the Biti-dgc—No_t“n.'alk,
‘‘7 [IO have on hand‘. and are constantly receiving, Dry Goods from the Auction Rooms
of ;New York. vtltich will be sold at half oflhe cost to manufacture thcni. Everyone’
knows the state nfthc money market and the reasons of Goods being sold so low. One of but‘-
firtri is in New York constantly. and with the facility we have for getting goods, Wt‘ can com-
pr-te with any house in the city of N York. and sell lower than any establishment in _lhi_s cpunty.
Renierrtltcr we charge nothing for showing ottr goods. and if you will call ‘you tvililbe saiislied
that vtc have a inner and cheaper assortment than can be found elsewhere.» I‘ . -A -’i 93:}.-
'l‘hc fnll0‘VlttL§ Rlttlt €ttt’l i\'eW‘.Gtiot'ls iwe. have just received frotn the Auctions‘; .7-(J.
An Elegant Assortment of Madona. Tuscan, Dunstuble and English Straw Hats-i-i_l'fUt_)tr'1 to $4,.
Ribbons of Every Style. Flowers of all kinds. "
Hal Silks ofevery shade, color antl quality
Figure..l and Striped Blue blk Silks, from 44 to 81 cents
‘xltit it Slllif"li)l‘tli‘l'l - 4:] to 81 cents
Colored, Figuretlantl Plain do. of all prices
Broclia. Cashmere. Satin Damask. MD Laine, and Chcna Silk Shawls,
Muslin de Lains. good Quality front Is to 2and 3d per yard '
Broad Cloths, Cassirncres and Sattinctts, atid every article that can be called for in an extensive
Dry Good Goods establisltmem
American Prints from 4d to Is per yard
ltlttgillsllr do “ Is to 1s St] per yard
French yard wide do at only Is _
,Do_mes._'.ic .\l.u8lI_ti8_-lt_V_t.lh£ case or hole at less titan factory prices
N. B Couutr_y Mcrcltants are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock '
Nnrwalk. Anril25.1842 ' G RUMAN Cm ‘
B E S 0 LV E ---That; we will not he
uridersold, but willizmrlersell !
‘VB have long noticed :he endeavors of our neighbors in tryina to make up the dcfieienc
' of their stocks by the sttbstitution of large atlvertisements.earbne.-t enlreaties &. asst-rtionsy
whit-h_tlr.e an abomination to the candid mind of the public. We have thereforle resolved
come out. and in the spirit of the times. invite the attention ofthe public to the lliaitulsonicst; “
and tile most fashionable stock in the United States-no exception-—wltich is to be
found at the sgrtrc of _
Blaekmztii mfietfts.
Having made arrangements with merchants of experience in the city to sen'd"its all the
Cltt’=tlt gtttttls that Cit" be bttttgltt. We feel an assurance in matting the above assertion Our
stnttli bring 80 Well Selected as it respects colors. qualities, quantities antl prices, we will not
attempt an enumeration. but simply invite all that wish to Purchase Goods at less than New
York prices, to call at the ‘ Cheapest Store in rlVOTtL‘(1lk," a few doors North of the Mill.
BKACKMAN & BETTS. —‘
N. B. Thankful for the liberal patronage of the past year. we would solicit a continuance of
,he satire. l\'orwalk, May 4, 1842. i
00L Cai'ding.—'1‘he subscriber wish-
esflttt int'orm his old customers, that he
continues the above buisness at his old stand in
\Vilton near the Congregational Church. Hav-
ing put his machinein. order t'or carding, wool
will be carded in the best manner. fior all those
who willfavor him tviththeii custoni._ Carpet LL Persons interested in the Estate of
yarn dyed to-any shade. GIDI-ION LEEDS. Isaac Arrzofrl.
N. B. Wool may be left at the Store oft late ofNorwalk.deceased.representedinsolvent,
Pcnnoyer &. Metills and it will betaltencarded are hereby notified to appear, iftliey see cause,
and .-.=;,.rm-.j__ “ 2;. at the Probate Olfict in said Norwalk. on the
NEW Books_The Smdents Manuel by 13th daycof June next, at 9 o'clock forenoon..'
'1
‘IV .&LLBTTs,—Clteap enough to carry
wttltoutany money! at DtsaRow’s.
SEED Buckwheat, for sale by
, Huaai-:i.L 65 C .
then and there to be heard relative to that: -
, me Rey‘ ‘lftihn Todd pointtnent of Commissioners on said estate. P
rnih Made Simple by the same author. JOHN B STARR A‘dm.m,s, I
The Sabbath School Teacher " “ ' ’ '3 or’
Domestic Education. by H Humphreys, D D Norwalk’ May 60‘ 1842' 22
VVieath for the Tomb. by E Hitchcock L LD ALL at No. 3. Bnrrall’s Buildings, where
50 copies Sketches. by Mrs Sigourney. you ‘will find, the largest and best assort-
'l‘lie Family expositor or a paraphrase and merit of Books. Stationary. Fancy articles, sac.
version of the New Testament. with notes, by ever before oflercd in Norwalk, at prices to suit
Philip Doddridge, D D, for. sale by . _ 1 the most fastidious. In addition to our fortner
. \V E BtssnI.I.. 3 stock of Books, we have received a large sup»
No 3 Burrall‘s Buildings. plyA, which now makes our assortnieot com-pletie,
‘ __ and can assure those who are in want. of Books
C‘¥,::‘:::,3ssanf,“\',,dar::r¥stl(§:s,sgfgtqélel otany description. that it will be for their in-
Back Scythes. Latnson’s and common Scythe
Sneads, for sale to dealers by the doz. at manu-
facture?’s prices. by \V C S'rRm:'r.
Norwalk, May 24. 1842.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
' , The subscriber has recently re-
turned from New York, and is now
A opening at Bar_tram’s Building, west
'A side of the Bridge. an assortment of
. Dry Groceries, _ .
consisting of Sugars. Molasses, Cassia, Raisins,
Fruit of all kinds, Flour. Butter. Cheese. "Lard.
Confish. ‘Shad, Mackerel Candles. Soap, ézc.
as cheap. or it little cheaper than at any other
establishment. V
N. B. Molasses. a very superior article, for
sale very low to suit the times. The public is
very respectfully invited to call and see.
Jrttuss A. DAvi-ztu-oivr.
Norwalk.~Apvil 19. 1842. \ 1
VERY CHEA!’ .
Grocerzes-
A Complete Assortment of Gro-
ceries and Provisions Lftlle
Best Quality, may be lound at the
. .. store ofthe. subscriber. north ofthe
Bridge. Persons wishing to purchase are po-
litely invited to call. ’ ‘A
1842, \ . S. Omrstrrmn.
N. B. Sporting and Blasting Powder by the
chasing elsewhere. as we make it a rule not to»
be undersold. Come and see. Tothose wlzo
the ‘ subscriber presents his thanks, and hopes
by the strictest attention to merit a continuartco
of favors. W’, E. B-I‘SSELL. ‘
Norwalk. June 6th.
N. B. Country merchants andothers are re-
spectfully invited to call, as we pledge ourselves-
to sell as cheap as the cheapest. ‘ A
' 0CI£ salt suitable for grinding, t'tir sale-
by‘ HUBB ELL 6: CO.
' AY Rake-s.——12 doz. low priced Hay
- Rakes, just received and for sale. by
June 7. A ’ W CStrr.r:t-:'r'.
_ IIALE 0il.—Crude Whale Oil just:
_ received—for sale. by \'VCS'1'Rl-3E:lI.
75 Kegs of Cut Nails of a superior quality,
just received and for sale by W’ C S’l‘REl-2'1‘.
40 Reatns wrapping paper assorted sizes just
A ' received and for sale by C W’ C S'rria1=:'i:..
BIND Stones.--A new supply of N ova
Scotia Grind Stones, a superior article.
just received and for sale by, j
June 6th. ' HUBBELL dz CO.
_ ADIES Hats.---Anotber-large assort-
_mcttt. of Ladies and Misses S.TR?&W
HATS, just received. and for sale very cheap
on Tuesdays of each week for manufacturing
or spinning. and return the same free of expense.
together ‘with most articles usually called for in
a Dry Gggdu Establishment. Cass. N. Cnocx.
quantity and a_r,-“Frail, at my store only. ‘ lby J. MALLORY 6:. C0.
Anti" P
terest to call and examine our booksbefore pur- "
have heretofore patronized this establishment, ,
1"
Norwalk Chronicler