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common treasury ofthe Union \_vill receive 0.the,1. as to have Intentionally 9mlfl°3€‘l: "1 my Olll attempt to brmil. .5...“ .. ti.. ...i.t..i.lii. it lon.i.in., M A R R 1 A GE S. /
bad - , {d b H t .“h , cial_1ntercoiirsc with the House; ‘my language that tmlllll power of ilii~ ill-_:i:i»iii:i-ii . \\ lll.lit]l ;i sin ‘ /
c to paymento e trio sma par 0 t . . , , H. - , _ _ 2
. could be in the sliulilest device, 0 iensivc to those . ,. . .. . , . . - /
7 5 ca eiiin amendm. ltf l rllillllttldlllt llldl law. In If)!‘ I W '
same sums tlll()[[pd in [hp States as their T9’ to whom it was addresssed. Ifin assigning my ob» I am delerm J 1 N U H he Cons,“ ,. R E ° °“"’9 °" 9‘lll“5ll9.V llle 3l5l Ul'- l’Y ‘ ¢
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spective portions of the distribution. jections to the bill, Iliad so farloi-gotten what was i H ., Q . lhPr“reQ cl‘; H U u_ p F“ '0“ eV- _ Hall, Mr. Reed Bradley to Miss Sarah o
Th . _ 0 t h. , ch r, N ,. due to the House of Representatives as to imp“,-m n._ its a. mo . ' -pg , , ( ie .most 0 my C. Byington. all oftlils place. ‘§' 0 6 t ’ t It 3 0 '
ecolnmlllw re '9 l ‘ll l l9 ~ O ne“ ° - - - - - ° abilil and in defiance of' all iersonal (U 7 (l
‘h ,- vhich me ° h,w_ allowed ,h(,m_ its motives in passing the bill, I should owe, not Vs I _ _C<_>nse- At_ Stamfiird on Sunday the 23th. Mn Altel .
e lme l y ‘ l" . on] to that house, but to the country, in most )i‘o- fl'l9W»'95- Wllal "WY ll°PF"-" '0 80 Individual Ferris to Mrs. Sarah w’ \ i
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se.ves for the preparation of this Report ,,,,m,d ,,,,,,i,,g,.. S,,ci,d,,p,,,.m,.e from ,,,.,,,,,.,L,,,,‘,,.;, is of illlle iinportance;_bui ilie Constitution or Buy,‘ both 0rGreemviclh "M Snowy 1 .
constrains them to pass over numerous other however, iiotcoinplaincd of in any pi'ocecdiiigwliicli the country. or any of its great and clear priri(:i- __,_ __ __ I
considerations amotintinfl to the clearest ‘ll,°i.lol:ie has ildlillteili illiils’ fl“'iii.e [lips in"! llimvmm 85“ lo" ‘‘‘ia‘‘'”'‘l '” be 5"'"3"' l) E A 'll H S- J E g ' '
. . _ . _. .. 8 m_, expir-s.~_y mate it s.tii_iec 0 reiiia n,.rll( . i .5 ,(,,.,,, H”, 9,. .,,.w (.,,.,.u,,,_Q,.L,,,Ces “.h,,,,.v,.,. hv _ 3 4 -r O K ‘,. f . _
demnnstmtwn [hill the dlstnhmmn" fm ll complumt’ that the lllngllllge m “llllcll 1"-ll ‘l.l5"°l” ilio-e in-ho ?lFff‘(fll()rtir:(l with its Proteition 'lll(l in New Cuiizian. on the 28th lilt ’\lar varel j i W "J" C e '
the States of the proceeds of tlieszllea 0 f’” ' was couclicrl was studiouslv ”1lttl'(iC(l and c.mtioii.<. . - ’.‘ ‘ ‘. J . i. - 1 ' l l‘ .~
_ , _ _ d ‘. _ _t w ‘ ,_ l ‘ . b_ p ._ _ _ ,i,.[,.m.,, L as, oi aiia.i,,,,,i,1 he he he“ g,“l,_ zinc. l aiiglitcrol Jared Dc Itorest. uinrtil lil most. I
llc lands \\‘Ill be Inftntt+'l\' “low can m H‘ I 0 bile“ l’9ll1-E5 the C'mmci‘Cr of the (mlcilllcommumi l(‘S\\ \\ lio ltlaceil at the lie'i«l ofurie ofthe great P 6 I
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. ‘ ' . t ,i e ,.,.],,.f of me cation in qiicstioii Icon tE.~.\ “its \\ .o _v tiiipie.pa- ' i . , _ _ . ' _ ‘ R g S’ ® E9 0
T29 "iii: Oi lusmii Hi l‘I1t(‘IJlQ llt"l'l this Fed for the C0!Il'$(3l\\'l)l(5ll liiis been l)tll'.~‘l1(-Itl in i'c’{§iii'il ‘_l"l"'l”'ll"”l-*'t “fllle G""9"lllllC‘ll'- Slltllllll 5l'“”ll '1 N.0'"’e._.Tl'e Mullhu W ”“l""f5l"" ll ' B‘ ¢ 1 1 a .
cop e from their eiiiiial r.l.s , c J” U‘ ,0 it. In ,1“, e};cllciSe of the ],(,._,.e,- ,0 mgninin its ; from the exercise of its liriqiiestiouablc autliorii_\.- Society of l\}>F“'fllli. Wlll hulvl their regular _ _ _ ' _ _
‘lt‘\'0ll0n Hf llltl Silllle lllllls l0 l’” S“ ‘l ,O““‘ owii procecclitigs, the house, for the first tiine, it is on the most important or~casioli.s: and should ”le"'l”é'.' "ll 5“l“”l”)’ lll” lolll l”5l-i ill 30"-’lUCli HVE recmwd an addlllllmll sullllly of Sunnnicl G00aS’ wlllcll added l° llle" mfmer
up in ihp ir,s;iii;iiirrl gulf of the ot(lm'c1l'_V believed, in the liistory ofthe governiiiciit,tlioiiglit (‘ltllevlll without a S'rliggle, lo llface all the P‘ M‘ 3'' llle Ccllfereiice Rnnin iii‘ the Coli~ Sl”ck' nmlms lhelr assonllwlll mm.ll)lcm’ and ‘hey would wsllecgun-Y mvlle ‘heir old
,-annual expensps nf the [§‘ig.'le:i';il Gore-i‘ni1~.erit pi:i_ipci' to l‘l:li.‘l: the. llIt'-}:.=Sttg.() tp a scll-ct coiiiiiiilipo [,,,,.,i,,,.S 5,, c,,,.,,_,~uii), ,.,-,.uie,i by ihe I,,.,,,,i,. in Cliurcli. A punctual alfeiiilance is r,.q,,e5le,]_ '3”-Slolllels ‘llld llle llubllc 329"“-”lll.V ‘m llle” a'“‘°””"'9'll "r ll”
—to perish in the using like ll‘.E nine mill ",llli“,°“l1l"_"l)‘hl01 the puiposlllz (ills my iirspfct for ,,,,,,,,.,,i and ,.,,,‘.,,,,,_,,.,;i,e ii,e ,_,,,,, 6,3 m,,fi,i,,,i _ . §',iiea;> Dry Goods, .
ion‘ of ti e folirth ilistalinent pron ised to ll)? tilill Iomf liimi (I 'imtf COll”'p((.:l'((l11niatlt:f,(lulf0‘i!lOf to their vnririiis allbnts. ll mav be "desirable N°u€‘»0o—'l‘lie Annual .\lectin9_ ofthe Fain ll‘ ll"‘.V 9"’ ‘l‘3l°"lll"e‘l '0 keel’ llle” ~“"‘°l" lllll- All lll“59 lllill 7”“ ll‘ Wfllll Wlll lmfl ll l0 lllell’
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SHWS the Sewn or Mam wmions of Smck {um M” W) the sF\_(‘—.;m_ive {lvith H flaws") macaw as me ,,,,,J,”_,,_,, 0, me House U, R,,p,.esL,",,,m.eS f"It’ltJ t,ouiity Bible btlglcly will be held-in tilt: tl:l€l'e.l to call. O _ We .i.iye a good asspriirient of Cloths Cassiiiieres haItinetts—Veslings—-
' i h ‘I3 l ftl U it if St ites ‘ind the llltl"t'ltl€lli'1l30'l (‘(lllL‘tl’(.ll ol'tlic tin-iladop‘ionoi-i has «it L‘lEll'Ptl ii is. that no such ctiei ks upon the -'l'3"-ll“:-t llmtse of the nev. i\-ouli (Joe. m \Ve»_.-i U?!mlH’orins—-Drtlliitgs—Liiinr-ii and Cotton Goods. and buminer Stuffs of all descriptions.
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in I L Fm {.0 . )8 m 9. r u. l i V. , . i.l‘(-‘i(‘D(‘.fl0ll ofthe iziezi.~:ui'e. lwill ofthe Leglsltiture sholilil be sliffcrrrl to con (1-Et'tt\\icli. on 'l‘ll95'l‘l.Y St-‘pteiiilier 20. at 2 A.l°"~ 7‘ .90"‘l 35=”ll"l"“l 0l C131 lN3‘lln'a'f9 llE33_“"g and Rl‘{g’§- AlS0. all the Scarce
five or six millions of Indian [inst ant J_\itt_\ ._ , I ’ 01.‘ , _ . T, . , . ,, ._ _ . . . ,,t,.i,,ci,, [5 M_ at which “me ,,,i,i,c ,. . ,6-_.,,_ i__rooos wliu-ti cannot be |‘.iuii-.l clscwlir.-re. may no founll at this esiabltslimcnt.
_) , | . ,‘ v_ B Ol t.ie tciiipci and fLLllllc_.\li1 ielation to niycll of. lintie. l his is a niatler lor the people and the , I _ t_ , M5 L -a , , , ‘ . _ ) _ _ - , _ _ _ _
I ensmn funds‘ Sim!‘ ( "Hm-2 l.'e lm U "'°lll° "ll llle l"el"l’°l"‘i sclllctetl R”. the l)el'll’l'lll-'1llC'3 , states to iler-illoi litit until tltP\’ ll'ive tll:r:iil,.,) ii. Wlll Uttllltllflttclf. lhe Board of Directors will 1 lle lllllllllllg -l"’~"lll""~‘ "‘l“"“‘l 0" ll) “"9 "l llle lnm m lhe hes‘ bl-yle’ In all lls branches’
ren Adrninistratlon, \\‘ltl'iOu'. lL'i1Vlllg 51 “'l".‘Cl\' oftliis (liit._'.', Il_i:=.veiiotliiii_gtosay. 'l'li:it vzis aiii;it- 1 Sim]; rp.‘el mvs,.“'i,,,,,mi H, ',.x,.,.U,,_,' “.i,h,,,_,t llltlffl ill 11 Olcltlclis A- -ll- lltt‘ lite Ir’-ltlstlciittii uf N""“’illll- Alli‘-’ll~"l lslt l842-
behind. tc" “l"“’l-ll .“’"l”” ‘he ‘ll’i°"el‘°’l .°f the I'.I"ll'"° .".l . l‘--ar or favor of the law. as it has l.)-. en written DY DU-“C053. Jml" S“l'r"i Se‘-"e””.Y' ‘
This rpvie“. of the nmsons of [hp P,-,.-Si. fI_{cpi'csci1t:lti\'c_s. 1Biitftl::it $0l1ll)lllfl.‘(')t'3Iil'l;l{l11%;;(ltf- "U, P,-,.,],.(.,:».~.-nrg . \Villoll. Ant! 29. 18-12. N .
. ’ . .. _ eretit \'l£,“." ofitsoiilv "oint2atwiic.i S.!()ll L i:ive- ' ”' ." . . " - 8 Va 0 0 Q 9
dept {ll °l'l“'Cl'"‘-Y m mp lmssflge if ii-if ‘ -mil ’“l.l1lt>":“"l l.l‘“l 1"” l" ill“".“l'©‘llll"1l: l”-‘l?"‘l "li°"l'."n"l H I lim“-st‘! ilgiiillil ‘hi? ll lmie l.)riwNilmg./ fir lhli ’l‘eilii:peraii1cc Conveiiiiim.-ii.—-'l‘lie st--.v- 3' » 0
illlgllt be extended far more into (.('llll , dl. mug 150}; to the Oi,J,.ci,m,5 m.gO,_1 ,,ga,‘.,_.t the inipl (l|lbt"- L. _ 2(‘[lll'(St-fl|r)ll\e\,. as. cl. ‘no! 6 am 9”” rpm“, Ahsxiueuce SUciHwsU,. J‘.“irfi“M C”.
all leading to the t‘0(lf.‘lllSl0l'l that they are avziileilitscll of the ricc:isiop f.‘Ol"ll]lll‘l.Y l‘0‘h1‘l'Etlé_{'ll_ the; "-lf"’.7"-'flC'?(1 . .!)lr()|i3g‘,[,;l)g;}|!]?'| iia.- Sllll)‘\tff:5lVC‘ me ,,.,,,,,.5,,.,i H, ,,I,,,,,;,,, ,i,,i,.g_.,,cS to me“ in
,.it,t_bit,' ,n,.m,,S;S,t,m “W1 ,_,nSai,5{‘a,_-in.-y_ Ii IfiEO::i;-iifictglolglttfil:l)lr:3;:li(:lll. I.i:iflpL.lilpieiifcgisfficfis siiicpirit the i-loiiinltoii rig it I cip/.5-its It)‘. ip l(,l.)lll- C,,m,_,.,,,,,,” ,,, S,m.e,,sCnis “Mei in Nmwuik‘ .94} ‘LE .h- an
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remains only for lhfi Hon“ lo Lil“ ‘ by -lens llitntl as I am bound to llccl:ii'e,agaii1st all law iirprc-l llffclltrtlllltrltlylllfr law; and ‘(_'\'ltlf‘IlCt"I! bl fore tile (in lxhe Sill dldy Ur bLl,’lenlher [,1-PX!‘ in 10 Ulhlmli E‘/'£)()g' 0
-1 "l on ‘s the liestion uoon the final ptlSSt‘tt_"t’ ..i. i ‘. ;-1‘. . ... ,. ..i- as .,.i . i.... ° V . . _ _ ._ r\- -l-~ l”l' l '9 llllrllllbe ‘ll ”l3l*'“l1ll”’- “""e5"”.V ’ '
' ll luv q l. . . C“ L“ _ U P,” l‘llll‘~lll*ll.‘ Ilf’C";‘lll.:~- *-l‘‘ v _‘lt_ t‘(‘lCr)lH1ll'V. l protest agairist it, as llestt l.'('ll\8 of ui-raiioeinems fur ., ,,,,,.‘.. m,,€,,i,,g in ,h,, Cum” , 9
of the bill, and as the majority of the c0iiiiiiIt- satne time, in (1. iiiziiiner wliicli ll'.\\'OI1ltl be rlillzczilti “H ,‘|w‘(_”mi,v up h,H,“_"Ur___,e be,“_e(,n me De_ n- ‘ ~ V '_ )- r 7 Y ‘
- . . . ' . . to reconcile with the coriiitv hitherto S.'XC1'€fll’()l)-l .~ . . lS.~\.-\C l’lt)1.LYr J“: (-«ll?-llflllfllli MAX BE F0L~\-D A1
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we cilmmt m u 39’ F.” ii ll no - I l"._‘ J served in the l1lfC2'C0!1l‘.-it: iietwceii indcpeiiilciii alltll llarlmrms ‘ll lhls ,G"Vel"'l"Pnl‘ "Tl “cS'l'w‘l’ N. S. H Us'1‘i-:0, Secretary pro lem.
"llsllrll llofle Or" mll.l'lr'ty Puller m mu -or co-ordiiizite depzii'tiiieiit.s of the govcriiiiieiit, it lizlsl5“°ll“"”_l' lfllf‘F- '0 tvzttl ltt (‘Ut.fll('lS fatal it)‘ the U,-,1“, Gr,,c,;wiCi, rp_ A_ Sncieiy/_
the other [louse of Ciin_r___ri'ess, competent to ,,,,.S,,;i£.,i my whoic on-,c;,,i cmninci, V,-;ii,,,,,i ihe _.i,,,,1_, peace. of the country and the iiitegrily it the
the pnncimem of [hp bi” mm ,1 [Mo they |,.,,,.e owe,-n1,,.c,cx, f,,,.5,,ci, ,,_\.S,,,,it; and _,.,,,m,;,,g Si,,,,.t; C:)t1Sllllllltln.. l_proiesl .a,<:a'lnst it. in the name ERSON5 ]n,],,i,i,._,i in me 5,,i,S,.,pJ,.,.‘ Wi,,,S,.
the [.],,,,_st. 10 ,],.it.,m;ne “,h,,, {,1 |‘[h(\r m,.,,_sm~e 0f‘.t1!lpe~i1(31i‘tll;'C‘rlt, lizislclizii-gc<l_ inc ‘llt‘)'\'L‘l‘iilc'l(-).~_'..~', willii ltl.ll'Ii')l (,Ioristitu_tion. \\ l|l('il is not only my own accounts are of more than 3 iiioiiilis sIanll- Q/E7 E E E I E ‘E B .
“WV mn, deg,“ m,c(_s;,“,v and p,.,,,.,iC,,y IL, by oligpci-is ltcc Jt‘(,(.l to it esciic ll1l]_)(Er1(..i1llI.l(_;ll.l .~lll(\ (ltif[ll'l)lC(.'|lt)Il1ll!ll(lpf.tfll(-6.llUllll2]lttle\‘e~y mg‘ are ,.,.q,,eMed ,0 can and senlu ,h,_m_ € -. 8 E y S K
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the leirislitive authorit ' in the )resi-lit L‘al.-iiii- . M U9’ H‘ l M“ "wry H l"'l ll ‘Ll l W lilm A‘l" l"°‘”l ‘ ""‘ '7' I l'""“' ‘l-li"l"°' ll.’ l" ll” \V- C. .\'rlti«:i~:r.
. i' ~ "-" ‘J.’ . ' , ll ‘ l llllllee l_ll"5 l_ll3‘l"- l" llle l-l"”f‘3 l~""?l'l ll““l'lll"‘l name ofthe people. by wliose. authority l exer ‘ - Y-Vest End of “:0 }3ll’i{iigc—-N0l'\‘VaU{, ;-.
lmllf cm" “'0.” "ll lecnuml.“ _ ‘ _ to reniain without the szinclion ol the liiizer. l ,,.;5,.,i ,i,,, ,,,,“,.,wi,,,.i,’i am ,.i,,,,.L,,,! “hi, i,,,v;,,£._ 3% E0!‘ Saic—A Valuzihle tract of I _ _ _ L ,
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l hey perceive that the whole li.';zis..itiic should not have ultrrell a regret, or eoriiplziiiii, i ,,_.,,,,.,,,i_ a,,,i H, “,i,,,,,, 1 ,,,,, ,,.,_.,,,,,,5ii,=,L. i',,, ,i,,, '3; Laud, (‘()l'lsl‘Slltl_(_T of about of) acres. E “mflt |’_t‘Srtf.'r_.fli|ly invite the attention of _aches and gentleliien in vtanl of Goods to the
power of the Union has been for the last upon the siilijci,-i. But. l)ll?t(.'Ct)tll])Elltlt‘(l as it isl pm, ,,,,,i i',,;.i,i,,i ,i,_,,,i,,,,,_,,,, ,,c,.,,,,i;,,g m ,,,V s ‘ -R5-‘~‘ .~lll.'llll~.‘ll lll llIlSlii\\'l). at VVl'sl Rocks, _CX=BttItt=(t:;ItitIl«t|S«ttir siocxl; as -we intend lseepliigig livery flrI2(:'lt*.-Ilia! can be_ caiied for in an
{1‘{i,.,.n momhsl with ,.,,:_,,,r,i m .h.._ m-i§,,_., or by p;iriii_-le of [t::~‘lltl'lt)lI_V to siippor: the r-.li_;ii—- c,,m,i,_,ion 0,-,'”,\_.‘ 0,-mn Slewmdship’ Cnnfidfl in _‘ so called, near the resiilenceol .fori- ext--iisixe iry -Htttttfi iorle. ' 1] Crcllflllllaz also, Ell rm} it lip. their inie;-e.5i i0 glveps 3 cap, ml.
‘Conuress noon measures of Vin] i,,,p,,,.,”m_e 26.5 H C,,,,L,,,,.,S, Wni,,,,,i 3 ,i,_.i,b,.,,,ie ,.x,,,,,,_.,m,,,,, '0 me lw “mm I WW8‘! again“ it in the a”,,,,, (J.dm,,‘ SC”. bani t,.,,c, ,5 “.9” ,,,.,,,,,. we ant V\l so gopi s as ow asll try can e. pii c inset in any Jobbing house in N. York.
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.3” 375mm orsI]Qp(‘n(lEd an§m.,t,,m Qtr¢!.nnl‘_d almost without any :ll.scus.~ioli, ilie llouse ol mi-ne ni',rill ye-;_:i,|;,i,.,i i;i,,.,,),‘ and an i;,,.,,,H, tinned into plow, me-ac'ow. pasture and wood. l’°i A” “e we i‘=’~l'”'8 l“ °l”1"“l(“’°ll° “e “lll Sell llle lclnalllllef 0f 0U!‘ bummer Stock
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- - ” P > ‘irc:eiilali\e; l - .‘ been l --t sell to ado it It as ‘ .~ . . r . ,, - - , ‘ind will be sold in one or more iarcel -- vi it ill ‘~‘~‘ l W" “M-
{W the five “mos mpeaied Si,~,Ciu,—e of ihe ‘Vi ‘ ‘ "l“ l’ “" <_ l < (_‘rt)\t riinient, as a ‘pl’ti(.l((llll,C1 lonlliiig to tlil ‘ V‘ _ ‘ ‘ l _ “'5 l Nnmmk AUOUS, 8 184.») GPU\.‘N _
. ,. its own. and lllt‘l’tllV to bi-conie my acco.-or . i . . y i i. best suit p'..T(.'llZlS8l'b. on il(.‘(.'t)tlltDt)Ll8lln0' l(‘rtl;S. ° - = ~« - I .1: LS Co.
Etecyltyve cord. I hep ()bSLxr‘vu under b F I’ l 1]] h([_,r ‘he “ D] IF} U lP](“l €\ll'U(.lI()H Ol llle CllF.'(.l\5 ant lit. JUCCS of 1*‘ J ST "'1
- . . e ore : ie coon ry.zt« or c ‘wit. "it: .i l V, __,', ,' . li ._ . . i,,' ‘ I . . . oii.\'. - , , . - ,. .
these linexampleil Ol‘)Sll'l]('l.lOllS to the exercise ,,i,,,_, ci,,,,aC,e,,,,-,,,,.i, an .c,c,,,,s,_.,‘ ,i,e .,,,,,,;,y ,,i , :0 ,_'"l,. l, l_' llllm‘ ‘md ,."R‘l°“:l"l' " l”,g‘ l” ll” N,,,,,.,,i;,, S,,,,,_ 5_ 134?“ x 36 ‘ TE.-till! Engiine.—A Steam Engine of _0LLEC'3l0RS_’ N9llC0_-—J be resi-
Olililrlr l'llQli and lt"fTllifX'1‘tl.t*di)[ieq lilo‘, have ca , ' e _ iauts o I ll. oiise o eprcscnlaiites, or a rpwo Horse puwer WM, Boiier ,,,,,,,pie,,,. / dent and non-resident inlialiilants of the
‘ ’ r ‘ '. " ‘- llle Cllllrfll’-‘ “'l|lt‘ll ll'l"9 ll““ll ll'ld‘l“~ allll .l'“li!‘ hare majority of Conoress for the tirie l|(‘lll,Q ~ - - - - ' ‘ ' ‘ town of West )t)ll liab'e b l -
hith .t ‘H red the most r -s iectfiil for- - l 'u- '- ~ b t - l ' *‘ ' . ' ' llli, Court of l’iobute'forilie Dlslrlclltl Nt)r~ l”T Sale ¢'ll93l-‘- ltttqtttre of ‘l ' . ' 3' “W '0 Pay loll”
l 9’ 9 ll”'°‘r ~ ‘~l merit l”‘”'”llll‘f“ tl».-"”*l “lee .Y ' '0 ‘l‘‘’l'''“'l ‘lfl lll1(")nlr()llt‘tl and (ll’S)t)llt‘ iower And l g ‘ ll St l l l t '-
. . .- . - . . . - . ‘ - . . . ‘ . l ‘ l ' ~ It li-ll l'i ll‘(l&.'llt w M‘ ii - ' .l‘Rl'IDl-IRICK ST JOHN or ‘ll’ 3 9 ‘lx€5- 3" 0” list 13-11. are hereby
b‘.:1l".lt1Ce [0iV.tI[lS the E.‘<«'C.Uiltt:'. Chief, that of the report Up’!!! at tlisllticl dlltl Separate vote r9..pr=,(;iliillv ask that this protest tri.-iv lieenii-reil “d ‘ ‘l l. ll _l‘ ‘l ,) el “"0” l”lm”l_ _ ’ noiified ih-ii I win mpei mi .1 -
‘vime fix lll1‘[llnP')f[t.l. “me ,mnum_d b‘, we U,-‘he Unuw [rave me no ,,i,e,,,,,,,,.e in” H, e,,_ I .~ ', ,.', ”_ ‘ ,. P ' the date liereof. for liie r.-re-lliprs ofthe cstzitc ol Mo.\.oN Horny. ‘ . Vv '1 ". cm J my store in p
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mere act of his wtll their commission from -el_lll.‘.t' 5"-“ll” 53"” V ‘le""l° - l I .9 l‘l_'l,.-0} lives. as a solemn and formal (l‘!(:lZll'(1llt)n, for all INF 0,. NCw(.mr1(m’ d ( I 9! ") “him! H Ei ) ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' .‘jt‘plPllll)9l‘ next from S o’clor.k forenoon till 6 l
‘he People to enact hlws (M. the Common un_pisl lO‘.‘lIl:y:(.|§ as d nldrtl(.:l'liS {rip} ll:.\«'I.l in or little in ct)tt.r’. til the ttl_}ltSlll 1, null ttttl ()fl\l|lu\ Jhin)‘ rm SHL/ipnclemi LTHZHF ,“‘h” mmlui‘ Hi) I EJASII ER . PL‘&3§EE§ . . Usdock at-Iernolm nu San’ (lav fur me Purpose of
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\vel{are, have fol-borne even the pxpreS_ fry §()llS I:(ll1lf)1rl er» 3) a 5- All glblb fidlf.‘ -U, ll(ll‘I;l'lll\ ‘Ul SULll H llI'()fq(‘te|llflQ- -Jl_)l.lN .lYLl‘.h- Wpgpn‘ 'hpir ncpnunts "ru }Prl a”e““-dlxyilhiu Sod!/It 1'\‘T0’,ua’//D L(l7[(lIIlg. rpcklvlng the sa “F. Ilhvi ll‘. Do‘vNS’ C0“.
. ,. , . _ 5 I _ t , , H“ ‘ mum h _d lie. tnt’.!...:ll pcop e. ant as to 'l1.lt)tl. in my IV‘/(l$]!'lnI(fir!0" A,,2._ O0_ 1811 I _~ ' _ - l 5’ -- ‘ , L ' \VeS,,,,,,,_ A,,,_,,,s. 12‘ i3_12_ 3,3‘
SK)" 0 ilelf lPben int n Cl S? P C pelxon or Huhls Qdcurfd ‘O €vPry cihypn ‘he Said “Inc “ti” he dch;)n'(ad H re(_-Qvei-Y. ‘Ail per. PUUS ltrl ldslef for sa.e VPTY lD\V {OT __
lllslllls and’_lllll”l"'S"'llw:" l"‘l'9_"‘f‘l lhfly had laws and the coristitntioii. 'l‘li.'it Ciiiisiiriitiriii Wm“ JJ_J—'";” _ ‘__ — W09 lllllelllell 10 Sfiltl 0S|ill€. are f€t]ttL’=‘|8(l l’) mlfll ll)’ T L &‘l ’-R PECK' Dr’ lgfigl-‘HF’ EEEE-"1IllE)E§E'1iEi’§ I"ILLS.
a lllf_l’l)’1(leSl.lt.l_Vl0 fulfil, by ailiiiiiiistering to has i,,,,u5,,,,i H, ,i,,, iiouw ,,i~ R,,,,,,.,.e,,,,,,,,.,._, ft‘: A L R iii fil i] make iiriiiielliziie pziyiiiept ll) Aligiisz. lb-12. {1i.;‘sui,S,_.,;i,e,i,,,$y,e,,n age”, ,~m,,he Salem.
the l.--ople in the form of law reinldl. s for me. si_le power of iiiipcucliiiireni. SIl('li. im_ ' ‘ Sitniui-zr. l-i.n':tIo.\'i), Executor.‘ this valuable medicine a riiimberofycars.
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the sufferings ivlilcli they had too long en- p(?Z]('lill1t'nI IS rr-ipiiri-it to be tried before llli' ‘I5r(.d_..aL.§~(;a§. S,,pIembei, ,., 1,34,, l\mv (J«'i.'1'Hln, Sept.1, 18.12 on and uudouct has been the means of saving
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(i,,,-,.,]_ The W,” ofone mm, ins i,.,,_$,,.,,,L,,i 3|] -,n.~..»~t august lrihiioal known to olir ltlsltlulmtls. ’ ‘HE Fmm Mvmbd“ fur I,” Di m” ’_N I many :1 Inc. lfll was not for the many news-
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lllHI' labors and )rosli'ate<l all tl‘lt'l|‘ oivcrs. Th‘? 5e'””3 "l llle lJ"‘““l S“'“"5- C"lY't"N"l . ~ - - - . . - .- . t’*’l’°'l"'lf5 °"“°"-l'l'l.V ‘7°”””E l“75"° ll“? Public
_ _ l _ ll , . P, ‘_ . _ .. _ . . It was not our intention, as we intimated last \1'1lll\.ll.llll liuiilml its allowcdfi ttttlttlllslrtli‘? i ,,.,.,,,i,i -us, ..., p, . . f ’
The "lalollly ‘lf llle C°"l'llllle‘v’ l’€lll““"’ "I me "’ll’.”“”P'lm”W°."l all me °''l'.e”'l.i‘mly 0' v 1. 1. ., bl’ -l l l P . f U l the date lien-of. for the creditors to the estate of . '.‘l- bid e a L“ cases 0 relmlrkllble "
that the case has ocriirred in the annals of the States is coiiverieil iiiloa ball ii!.l'l5llC€- t"“l “ ell " in “H” lm J5 M l )6 wluu 0 I r. A‘. J1/W’!/Ii ll//Lil/0c/‘ ‘llms “l""l' have C‘’‘’’‘3 ‘”"l“ my "l’=“3l'V*“10fl-
‘r - i. d b h f d .. i in order to insure the strictest observaiicc of the aiiis from the select committee on the last veto. ,., ' '/ ’ .".’ . . _U'.le Ill‘-llll‘ I '“”.‘7’ be excused lll lTl9“ll0"lng as
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our Lriion co ntemp ate y t e our. els or rules “(Vi ,em,(_ ‘ml, U, h,,_,.,i ,,,,,,.,.,,i, ,, ,i,, . late of‘ Wt ton, deceased, in exhibit their rlaims it Is so very in-,p.,i-lam ai ihis 5935,,” when our
the Constitution by the grant to the CmerJ,L_,i,.e ,,,~,’he Unm_d"5,amS‘ Hm h;u,”_S' lllle l”"l°S,‘ "l “'9 l’”"“‘ lem ”’ lllal '“i"’l' ha" lttr:<P.llll!lTlPtll. Ttinse. who neglec-i to present _ ‘_ . § - village is vl.~'ile(l by so many strangers from the
y.}o,,se Pf R,..p,;eSNyi,,[,,.,.3 of inc. pm‘.-M in judicial rmmionarynl. me land R nquir-H, W c-lunged our plpn, and induced its :0 lay lioili their flCt}tttll)lH, propirly aliesteii, Wltlllll said ‘L . \ \ s ‘ cities, some of'lhein bringing with them that
rirnpencn the [result-rit of the United States ,,,e_.;;.ie,,,.,., 3,5 ,iei,i,e,,,,;,,,,s. 1,, ,,,,_.s,.,,,.C,,, documents before our readers. The protect fl"ll“ls)“"ll l"’- ‘l_“:’<”l"‘ =1 l"*""‘f’-’.\.’- -’Jlll l’€'S'"_'= / BI§g%9§ dreaded disease, the small part. A person
but they are a\\’ilrBll1=1ltfte r€SOI‘t t0 that such judir.-atory, the voice of faclioii is [)l't.’rilllllCtl czitne to hand after the niiitler for our onlsitle in’ 9 ls.’ l” 3"“ flltdlle‘ are “qua”: W make // ////lt,yii"\\\\ R\\ was when unwell’ and had every Symlllom “E
expedient might, in the present condition of to be silent. and the serilenr-e, of guilt or llll'l()- (mm i,,,‘.i been ,,,.,,pa,€d we am‘ mererwf’ tinme ldlep:l1%tll’Pti ‘ _ / , l \\\. lllall :0€lll)SOm6(ll5(‘aS€. His frienil.wereaia,.mid
Dublic efliirts. Drove abortive. They see Ceuca is prorionrir-ell under the most solemn ml “HP, H We.“ ow . .1 r , : F;:l,_,:,i:, w::',:mC,l:' E Excciitors. Fm ’eg‘"”?,."”ll‘e l’,".Pl"'""'°" "’l"'“"" lllelllla
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that the 1,-,.ec(,nci],,blt.(tlffpmnce ofoplmon sanctions of religion, of hopor. ‘and. of law. ‘Do -I . I . £1 . l . L . . Vvnmn Ammsl 31 18,19 . 3*?’ G803) Tmums. ‘phat? ' ) fildbfel’ 0 ill: late wpeu he, Limwmg
and of action b,.,_,,.een the L,..,;sia,;,.e ,,m,i surzlt a tribumtl does the (.oii.-tiiuiion iiiliiiim-i-,,e (‘X(:lllSl\Ol_yln effect-lug ou-rt-object of publtslltng - V -.- ~ ~- _ _ T _ - t D 8 Temrt y. Pff’-V?“ Cd 00 them to
. ~ ° ~. _ the House of‘ Rt-preseiiiaiivts to carry no its ac- both in this numb’-i-. _ ’ . r __ , y , _ , _HE subscriber liaspist relurut-ll from l\8W ”‘P3lF l0 my SW?!) and PUTCDUSC a box oflliese
Executive D.\*p.'il‘lmt’nt: ofthe Cxoveinment . . . . , I . . EIYKOV AL. JOHN t U‘\l{«.\lJll has Y ,k -,h W , I, . C 1. p-” d
' ' I d‘ d cusamm against any chief “i [he hxecullw ll will be seen b the iro'*etl'nnr ft‘ Hr s l reliiowd his Griicefy Store to No l .0 wl . a mi bull" l’ (ll mm ”_m."' l 5'3” sl”"’ge_7l°'"°f 5f"a7l.§"‘—'—b<‘fl’T8 0716
is but sympathetic. Will’) the same iscor ant ,,(,p,mn,en, “ham ,1 may b,,“e\,e ,0 be gum‘, - Y I ~ ' CS " "9 ’“~e R “.38 ., ,. ‘ ‘Ad’ , C, " N H '1. sistin" in part of \Vnlches and Clocks. (wliicli box was taken. the diseu-:9 gave way, ,,,.d in ,1
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News and '3‘-Iirygs ninong ihe people. flu ,,i~i,,gi, c,;,m,S and ,,,i5de,m,,,,mr_<_ Be,-Hm ma, that the C:1;)l.lltl‘.~.t)lt_]r‘Cl, that of getting this his D'r’\l_r‘G”m,Sl lsmrgiwhpre miw be ‘fifuud aigcolui a"re_vcr_1/low); all /i.:'I.Il(]S.0]i.I’€l‘l}€'I.'l"7/, Pelll\‘Dl\'e$, few hours he was about the village looking as
them alone the issue of the strliggle must be irinnnn] inn accust-(I is cnnfi-nnipil “iii, pi,» ac crowning act of fully and pgoii.-in spi-earl upon ,,55;,,.,me,,, 0,-Fumily Grocerfps ‘- Scissors. Rizors. l enctls. lliiriibles. Specta~ Sll]()Oll') as if no such disease had ever €ll.lai_-kg]
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left. In ll1"lf sorrow and rnortilication _un- cusers. and m=l.V detnflml llle tfillillf-‘.56’. Wlncli the Jourizals of the house. met with. as it de~ V JOHN BuimALt.. Mei lmm'$E “fag C2‘ ‘in klmlslnr (mmllil n ma bealmml com-lle"a"°,e‘ Dellly "W 11 m0'
der the failure ofzill their labors to redeem tliepisiice of the common law St-!(.‘UrGS to the __.e,,.ed' 3 gbnai i~,,,iu,e_ The ,.,,s,,i,,,i,,,,S ,,,,sSC,i N,,m.,qii,, s,.pn=m|,er1_ ]s42_ V‘‘''”,'-‘’ "l "."""-4 l’l”S5e‘°,' ml‘ °"e'~V. l."".g '"‘”ll‘ bl" °‘”",“: '"'’“°‘l'‘’'‘’l3' 0“ llle 578' Inti-
the honor and prosperitv of their country, it lttmihle (:itiZ°n,of a full pain:-ni_ and ,,,,p,m,u, in references“ 1“ mes‘ M H N ‘H ‘ DPTRICT OF CONWWCTICUT iisiia.ly liftrt in 0!!!!‘ line. Call Elt!‘(l see it it is lnttlltlnlofzltly uiseasei and the sure remedy is
is a chcflinc Consolation to them that’ the inquiry mm me mas. “Pun me leSlin")m- 0! d fl 1 f ‘ S P f )6 balnefis mhtf ‘it 'i Di mi: Coiiit of ‘lit. U1 Stiite held 1—t_f\Je\\ n”il\f,g00(lblml1Xcl0 )iLf75l. l“l9(’nAs. lb. DhRUw."3 in him‘ . LEVI CLARK. 34
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,e,.mma,_,On of me“. Own Omcwi exwence ,5 ;‘\lllll_st.a(.*:-. t;L! tlly F:afl1|ltt€(l.flflf.l tl(}!}tl.sl'nfl III’! the r I , Y . . x . r Haven 0” the goth (“Y M Augugt‘ 1842’ \ Ejtqppg 5,AL]},._G1eat Bal.ganls._._
at hand; that thev are even no“, about to nice :) dlllfi: 1:28;]!!! il”aI[:)l§O; eel Inf,’ ldt l(’t~l’tl Jackson S [tl'0l(‘Sl, Wlllcll resolutions TECC|\'e(l p,.e__,ent ANDRE\V T_ JUDSON’Judge' ‘L ()rluH{-/iI:1"__r[\hesubscriber“Hers [Ur sale a I lle Lt.‘.Zll.l.l(-‘.l'. Slllttzs, «bl-C. comprising the
remm to recelve the Semr_m_,e of the”. com :3] ‘L ‘ rerlvudpllbwfl [1 ll,‘ Id [ l llllllésl 3‘ ’ ill“ .‘ the vote of John Tyler himself.’ Wlicicasiipoiiunions p10CLe(lll]gSllL1et0f01el;l\§- first rate lion se P0\\’cl, \\llll lwrisuws -“it \ I0 trade of Jeliiel (IrUt]1lX]!n.lS offered for
smuems upon Hwmselveq; that the IPUMW “a” d ‘:0.’ ‘L (X I i ii M Irl . layer llnel Q P ‘I t ' l1i_illl_tlli.i_d, this CoiiiDt on tlicgO..ii d.i_i pl .l‘\l1gl}\t, 1.4., 3,“) ,i,,,,,,5 and i,d,,ii3 f,,,:.imin,g nine; m,,L[,.ne. s.i e on siilcli terms as will make It an ob_iecl foi-
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five mverorthe Union Ni led find diS,lbled . i i I)! .l it Hi; cons ilncy lria as pain ii .i s_MALL ox. t och ias been said. we are tut iilipliicti .(.Clft‘,§T_ .eTt'.llt[1..§. (.t.(_.11l!f3.t'.Z'ltSt0b11 ,.y an I” ,_,,,,,,i ,e,,,,,,._ [the h,, >9 p,,m._, may tlio.e uisiiug to piircliasc. _.iurl it no have ine
-. p . Pll « _it wont have een lint oservei, .1 would liavo in,-Unmqi, and mere ,5 an unusual dpnwc O, 1 ei ii 0 ie oitno l mini \,‘l11.~tll( ri.~_ IIL . 0 e he applied ,0 a ,hre5l.m,g nmcmne. N am, Sm” wi,e,cw,,i,ai ,0 Cami, U,“ ,0 gwe me”, anemia”.
as It may now ht’, ls about to pass renovlttl-'d n];',_nlfes](.Id. by 3 pioiniini] 5.;[,nii53i.,n ininp, |a“-5 ta :1 l3axikriipt,witliiii tlioptirvicwoizinactol congress, I. .,. H q _ I . 1 ,_ "I The Stock consislglg of 1” me V - _ - _
. _ V _ _ _ _ _ . _,,!m.m reswwling ‘he small pox in ibis mace i,N,,Ci,c.,<e,,,.,,1e k],,.O,.idcd. A,"I“,h(,,.(,,,‘.‘.~.,,idB:mk_ or ptlrplise I tleclssdrv. ant tndv )8 till sepa- _ . p. : aricties of vturk
of my country, llt perfect faith in her iosiice: ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ '* . - ° , — . . ,. in the boot &. shoe line such as \ ’~
- . rately ll .le.irc . 0Cl\\\ OOD L.\is'ri.I) . . on s course 85 ‘
and revivified by the will oftlie people into
other bands. upon whom will devolve the
task of providing that remedy for the
public distcmpers which their own honest
and €l_Q’O!'llZlllg' energies have in vain endeav-
ored to supply.
The power ofthe present Congress to
enact laws essential to the welfare of the
People has been struck with npoplexy by
solemnjudgment of such a tribunal. iioi only of
and relyiiig on the purity of my iiiolives. and
rec-litude of my eoiidiicl, should have looked
forward with confiill.-nce to a lriuriiplizint refiita
lion in the presence ofthat couritry. and by a
Whatever charges might have been foriiizillx
preferred against me. bill of all the Ci1llItl‘.(ll(;.\
\\‘ hicli I have hitherto been the tiiiri-sisliiig vic-
tiin. Asit is I have been accused without evi-
\Ve are aiiiliorizcil to state that it was bronglit
here some four weeks since, and spread at first
There have been some
There is
ilirougli tliattenlion.
half dozen cases and three dezillis.
now but one case not coiivalescent, and that is
No recent cases have o('(‘.ured', and
This
doing well.
should any occur, they will be removed.
rilpt lizith this day filed here in Coiirt.§hi.s furtlier pc-
tition, praying that he may be decreed and allowed :1
full disclizii'gefl'oiii all liis debts, due and owing from
hint on the 30th day ol'Jiil_v, 1842, tliatlicing the day
ofthe date of his origiiitil petition in bankriiptcy;
and that a certificate tlioreofbe gi'aiitci.l_. as per peti-
tion on file, dated the 30th day ol'Aiigilst, 1842
Now tlicrefore it is ordered, that said petition be
heard at the District Court Room, in New Haven
in said District, on the 13th day ofDeccinlior, 1842, the
sonic being more than ninety days after said decree
Rillgr»fi"lil. Aug. 22,13-l2 34
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At South Norwaik lmuniing.
T L. & J. R. PECK, are now prepared to
o deliver from the vessels, best rpialily
Peaeli Orchard Coal, ofthe various sizes at thi-
following prices:
if
fine Boots and Shoes. and \Vorrien’s and Chil.
dren’s shoes of various kinds and qualities, .,
making Iogctherzi full assortment, and an made.
in the best manner for the country custom trade.
Also, a one horse Pleasure \Vagon and Hat-
ness. nearly new, together with a good common
llarncss, somewhat worri-all of which is sold
to close. a concern.
N B. All those indebted to the estate of Je.
liiel Grumman. are reqlicstetl in make immedi.
the Executive hand. Submission to his dence, and couilemneil willioiil zi liearing. A~ ‘llsease l'"5"°"°””°‘l llele l"il‘”e S°"‘"al "llles - _. ... __ 1. . 1 I - ,,., ,- . ¢.- 0
“ill '‘ tl J l d't' l h' h h f‘ r as such irocecilinns can Z1f‘(‘tln1)ll~‘l it I- within ten vears.aud when )f'())Pl' irecautious in hi-m]‘mPtc'v Will‘ pdJs‘C( ’ ‘mi lint Home “Um Pemih Ulclmrd Lumllcoall “O 0‘ ate '1 tmcnt t S \ ‘ P R ' ' ‘
“'1 lb 11:0” Y C00 l I00 l_D0fl W ‘C e <1 _ ~ _l _ -~_ 3' l " l __i_ ‘llll ' ~ ' ' l l ‘ l be given to all the crerlitors of said bniikriipt, who D” Bmken and Screenmi, 5 50 [7718 V . 0 Aiiui-.1, . A.\DLt-., '1ruslee.
will permit them to act. For the enactment ‘ll’-P“V9‘l ‘ll l’“llllC ""llfl‘lell"° lll lllfiflf-'llll’ll$l3'8' have been taken has not spread beyond the may have proved their debts, and to other persons in D” qmw, Cual 5 no Vt Iltnn. Jliiie W. 1842. 25
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of 3 ,,,,_.,-,su;e gm-m.Si|_V r,.(-ommended by lirin of the Gmeriiliierit, and denied ctrn Ill‘ house in which i, m,igina,ed. There is no pe_ intoicst. to dppeill at the time and_pl.icc of'siiclilie._ir- Firs, Quamy L,,i,;,_,'n Lump‘ 5 00 FAICIVI For Sale—Situaterl 3‘
boast of a good name—a name transmitted to iiisz, and show cause why such disclizirgc and cei'1ifi- _ . . . _ ,, . ,_
‘r ' Tots Coal is well broken and .~(.‘l'PCflF(l. lliesc in the town of \\ illon, Hurlburt st.,
himself he forbids their action unless amp-
leeri with a condition. declared by himself to
be on t,§§Stlbl"Ct so totally different that he
will not stiffer them to be coupled in the same
inheritance, and carefully preserved for those
who are to come afle_r me, as the most precioiis
of all earthly possessions.
me from a patriot father. prised as my proudest
I am not only sub-
cnliar reason to suppose that new cases will
iirise.
VVe are coiiipelleil to go to press without no
iicing many iliings wliich demand attention,
cate shall not be grliiitcd anrl allowed ; by :1 publica-
tion ofa copy of this order. in the Norwtilk Gazette,
a iiewspaper printed in said District, at least seventy
diiys before such day of liearing.
And it is fiirtliei‘ ordered, that so fiiras the residence
prices will continue during the present low
frei;_ilits only. This coal is wairanterl all ofthe
best rpialily. by T L & J R l’i:cK.
August 16. lS42.
so called. witliinlliree fourths of a
._ rnileoflhe Episcopal (mini-n in said
Wilton. and a public road leading from Rcdding
In \Veslport and Norwalk, and another from
l‘“‘- “ llll lll'l_l °"l'l‘llll°" (_3°ll?-""955 calmol .l“Cl_9‘l"l“.l”ll"”'l'l"05 all“-‘llllg my §'ll*ll'il<'l9l' 35 lir which our readers will please exercisea little ofthe creditors who are named in the list of the Pe- Rillgefieli], to Briiloepnri, a scnnoi house wiih-
°°mPl.V' 1" lllls 3-lale ‘ll llllflgs he llils 355"’ 8" l”‘llVl‘lU3ls bllli am Cl"".‘1*3*'l ‘Vllll 0ll€"C€S indulgence. titioiier is known, that notice be given them of the For Saic.——A Good Family in a few mds of ,i?e i,,,US,., and a dry grocery
day of said trial and hearing, by a letter ltddi'e.<:<ed to Ilorse, a years old, perfectly gentle Ci,-‘.58 a, bump The h,,,nestea,i Consism Orabou,
med as the Committee fully believe the exer-
ciso ofthe whole legislative. power to him-
self, and is levying millions of money upon
the People without any authority of law.
But the final decision oftliis question depends
against the country, so grave and so heinous as
to deserve publictlisgrace and disfrancliiscnient.
I am charged with violating pledges which I
never gave; and because I execute what I be-
lieve to be the law; with usurping powers not
conferred by the law, and, above all. with usilig:
No Ar7‘cst.—-The Quincy (lll) VVhig
says: "The second attempt of Gov. Carlin
to apprehend Joe Smith and Rockwell prov-
ed about as linsiiceessllil as the first. lVhen
the officers arrived at Nauvoo, neither Joe
him or them at his or their usual place of resideiice,
to be deposited in a Post Office by some iiirlilfcrent
person, at lezist tliirt_v days before such day oflieziriiig.
In witness wliereofl have licrciiiito set my limit] and
affixed the seal of said Court, this 30th day of Aiig.
1842. Attcst— CHARLES A. INGERSOLL, Clerk.
., i and kind, good size, and warranted
gsound. LEVI CLARK.
Also a wagon no‘-ily new
CAPS! CAPSI! CAPS
UST received a large assortment of Men’s
177
60 acres of as good land as lies oiil of doors,
fenc(‘d offinlo smallilots suitable fo ‘plowing,
mowing or pasture, w'i.‘li' sutficient fruit for the
use ofa-family. all well watered.l',with a large
two story house, nearly new, a new ham and
a fine grainry and wagon house. and a two.
neither ii on li-rzislative nor executive blit , - ,- _ _
p ' llle fl"“’el'3 °"l'f“'le‘l ”P‘’ll “'8 Pfe5'l‘lelll ll)’ lll" nor R0t‘l{\\-‘ell iverc to be foilnd. They had The foregoiiigis a true copy of the original order.
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upon judicial aiitliorit nor can the final - ,- - , .. .. _ , , , , , s. I , , _ _ V. , - .
(I .~. f h S -Y‘ C . b Cllllslllll “lll ll’l_C"""”l’l lll‘lll"'~S‘l“‘l l”l‘V‘lf”llll miller cl'OSS(Jd the “V9,. mm Iowa 0,. “Tu. Attest— CI-I.~\RLI-ZS A. INGLRSOLL, Clerk. . and Boys. velvet anl Lloll] Caps, which si,,,._v pm shop “..,i_i, piemy of Wale, fi_,,m,.es____
ecl-‘loll 0 l- 9 llPl"*m9 ‘lull “(loll ll 9 able ends. Aiiothese charges are made without Qecrupd in lb“ /0] C-1 Th ' _ will he sold for less than the fll€.ll'lUl21t~[Ul'C‘l's7 Abm” ,-Unv acres of rp,mbe,. i.,mi lying in /'
:Pl'000Uf|C€d before the close ofthe present any particle ofevidence to sustain them, and as ‘ L L L ll,‘ 8 mormons AI\"H.‘ED—.'§ bushels Willi Cherries. for prices. GRU.\-lA.\l 6:. CO. Wm, 38 c,,i'ie,i “Huey H,” Den ,, ,a',,0,-wmcb .
-Congress. In the mean time the abusive [solemnly affirni, without any foundalioii iii llellled lhe °lll‘°lS ‘Vllll every ”’~“fl9-"lv "ml which the highest market price will be is preny We” limbered ' l
‘d '..s's i .2 " : ' ' v ' :~ ’ I ' ’ .
offete to as i tthem fnecessir3.io filfilling FREDR- S13 JOB‘ Clmai’ Cash B00‘ 3 “I Shoe Stole’ The above Drrll‘ierty will be sold at abargairt.
exercise ofthe constitutional power of the
President to arrest the action of Congress
upon measures vital to the welfire of the
People, has wrought conviction upon the
-minds ofa majority of the Comtnittce that
‘the veto power itself must be restrir:ti~d and
rmodificrl by an aincndliierit of the Constitu-
lion itself, a resolution for which they accor-
dintzly herewith respectfully report.
The resolution we. omit.
Signed—Jolin Quincy Adams, John M.
Bolts, James Cooper, Thus. J. Campbell.
Trlitnansinilli. F. Granger. H. S. Lane, J.
Morrotv. J. A. Pearce.
Protest of the President.
‘To the House of lfepresenlativcs :
By the Constitution of the U. S. it is provided
that “every bill which shall have passed the House
of Representatives and the Senate, shall, before it
become a law, be presented to the President of‘ the
U. S. ; if he APPROVE lie SHALL sign it, butif NOT be
,-SHALL return it, with his objections, to that House in
which it originated, who shall enter the objections
,at large upon the journal, and proceed to reconsid-
.er it.”
In strict compliance with the positive obligation
thus imposed upon me by the Constitution, not hav-
ing been able to bring myself to approve a bill which
originated in the House of Representatives, entitled
“An act to provide revenue from imports, and to
change and modify existing laws, imposing duties on
imports, and for other purposes,” I returned the
same to the House with my objections to its becom.
ing a law. These objections, which had entirely sat-
isfied my own mind of the great impolicy, if not the
unconstitutionality, of‘ the measure, were presented
in the most respectful, and even deferential terms.
I would not have been so far forgetful of what was
due from one department of the government to an»
truth.
\Vhy is a procecdingofthis sort adopted at this
time’! ls the occasion for it found in the fact
that b iving been elected to the second office un-
der the Constitution by the free and voluntary
suffrages ofthe people. I have ascended to the
first. accorllirig to the express provisions of the
flinllzimentul law of the same people? It is true
that the succession of Vice President to the
Cliiefblsgistracy has never occurred before. and
all prudent and patriotic minds have lookl=.d on
this new trial ofthe wisdom and stability ofour
institutions, with a somewhat anxious concern.
I have been made to feel too sensibly lliedillicu|-
lies of my unpreceileiit posilioii. not to know all
ihatis intended to be conveyed in the reproach
cast upon a President without a party. ‘But I
found myself placed in the most responsible
station. by no usurption or contrivance of my
own. I was called to it, under Providence. by
the supreme law ofthe land, and the deliberate-
ly declared will ofthe people. It is by these,
the people, tlialI have been clothed with the
high powers which they have seen fit to confide
to their Chief Executive. and been charged
witli\lie solemn responsibility under which those
powers are to be exercised. fl is to them 1
hold lnyselfanswerable as 8 moral agent, for a
free and a conscientious (liscltarge ofthe duties
which they have imposed upon me. It is not
as an individual merely, that I am now called
upon to resist the encroachment of unconstitu-
tional power. I represent the Executive au
thority of the people oflbc United States; and
it is in their name (whose mere agent and ser-
vant I am, and whose will, declared in their
fundamental law, I dare not, even were I in-
clined, to disobey,) that I protest against every
their duty‘. -The whole affair beginsto look
exceedingly like a force, and this opinion
is l)t.’C0ltlill,L_“ very prevalint. \-Ve suppose
all proceedings will stop here for the pres-
ent.” *
The New Tarzf La.w.——A cargo of two
liund red and sixty cases of crushed sugar,
each cont:iining twelve hundred pounds, is
now landing at this port. This 310 000 lbs
of sugar was imported from Amsterdain, and
paid a duty of 20 per cent ad valorem, or
about I 3 4 cts a pound, niakitiga difference
of over $l3,000 on the cargo. \Vl'ien this
sugar was sent here, it was intended to ex-
port it to Italy, with the benefit of drawback
but liaviiirr blundered into so favorable a
position, it will of course be rtained here.
A cargo of brandy is also landing which
was admited last week at a duty of 20 per
‘cent. Under the new Tariff the duty is St
a gallon, or about five times the former duty.
The cash duties ordained by the new to-
riff, will operate very severely upon houses
of small means, inasrnuch as, often purchas-
ing the goods abroad an amount of ditty
greater in some cases than the cost of the
goods must be paid in cash before any thing
can be realized from sales.—Jou-r. of Com.
Tlied/ladisonian col'liplainsthr1t“the wliigs
That
He has one term—let him make
the most of it.; but terms are out of the ques-
will grant no terms to the President.”
is a fact.
tion.—Louisville Journal.
BROKE into the Prent-
.,. . , iscs ofllieslibsnrllier, oti Sunday
‘ the 21st inst. four Young Cattle.
. two two years olll, and two three
years old, three of the nuiriber were rell.antl the
other brown. The owners are requested to prove
property. pay charges. and take them away.
Also about the first oftlie month, one sheep
with the appearalice having been brought up a
cosscl. \Viti. H. \Vl<ZF.D.
New Canaan, Aug, 99; 1842. *‘.ll35
ELTON ACADE1YIY.——Tlie Fall
Term oftliis Classical School will com-
mence on Monday the 5th of September, contin-
uiug eleven weeks.
Terms of Tuition.
For the Greek and Latin Languages, $5 00
For English Studies. 4 00
For the French Language, 5 00
Book Keeping will be taught by a new system
wliicb gives a thorough practical knowledge of
‘ll1lSitllp(_)l'lflfll study.
At the close oftliis term there will be a vaca-
tion of one week. The winter term will com-
mence on Monday the 28th of November, con
tinning twenty two weeks. _
References —Rev. John Smith, Dr. Willard.
Dr. Sylvester Mead. Charles Marvin, Esq. and
James Belts. Wilton.
Wii.LiAM E. WATEROUS- A. B.
Principal.
\Villon, August 20. 1842. 1934
6 Kecs No. 1. Extra White Lead-—
20
' ‘- HEsnbscriiier would inform the piiblic.lhat
he has on biltltlltp\V2lrtlSi()f.$3.000 worth
of Boots and Shoes, which he woiild sell at re-
duced prices. The best, offine Calf Boots at
$5 per pair; and the best of (7a'ifBrogans at
$2 per pair; Kipp Boots at $2 50 per pair;
Coarse Boolsfrom 1 to $3 per pair; Coarse and
Kipp Brogans for $1 per pair; Ladies fineGai-
lers for $1 50 per pair; Fine Kid Slippers and
Ties from Gs to 75 per pair; Misses and Chil-
dren's Shoes of all kiiitls; Cocks for 25 (id per
pair; Boys Calf and Coarse Boots; Calfand
Coarse Brogarts of all kinds. Those wishing to
purchase, pliase call and examine for mem-
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
EBENHZER \-Vi-:i«:D,
Next door to Bloc-kiiian & Belts store.
Norwalk. Aug. 2, 1842. i
‘ ‘ IIAD-In lialfbbls, for sale liy
3. July, 1842. T L & J RPECK.
FOR. SALE.—-\Vill be sold on
Saturday. the 1st day of October
next, (il' not previously disposed of)
~ . the promises now occupied by James
Finney. -a few rods north ofthe Norwalk Hotel,
r.-onsisting ofa good convenient dwelling house
and out buildings, pleasantly situated on the
bank ofthe Norwaltt River. On the preriiises
is a large variety ofornamenlal and fruit trees
and shrubbery in abundance all of which are of
the choicest kinds, and in the highest state of
cultivation. Adjoininglhe above is a vzilualile
building lot 65 feet front, which will be sold sep-
arate, or with the above. Jils. Firtiuzir.
Bellville and other brands. lusl TeC"l
and for sale by V C STREET-
and a good title given. Any persons wishing
to ptircliase it, will do well to call on the sub- '
sCriltt?t‘- VVM. GREEN.
VVilton, Aug. l9, 1842. 34
. A RARE C}IANCE.—Tlie
g . subscriber having made arrange-
; ments to remove from Norwalk, of-
fers bis place for sale at a bargain.
The House is nearly new and built in mod-
ern siyle, it is located in one ofthe pleasantest
places in the village, on the west side of the
Public Green, and considered one of the most
desirable places in Norwalk. As a person
wishing to purchase would no doubt expect to
examine the premises, a further description is
llI)neCéSS£H'y.' LEVI CLARK.
He is also ready to dispose of his stock in trade
consisting of VVatcbes. Jewelry, Silver and
Plated ware. and most kinds of faucyarlicles at
prices less than ever were offered in this place.
Those in want ofanylning in liisline willavaif
themselves of this opportunity to get them
cheap.
He has received rlnring the last week a great
quantity of Kings. Piiis.Pencils. Thimbles, (Sic.
The subscriber offers for sale his
well known establishment for the
manufacture ofOil Dressed Leather.
- ’[‘lie premises corilaiuabo t_12 acres
of good land. on which is ._a goo %Vl’elllng
House, Barn, Shop, arid other .Eiiildings—a good
water power. and a fine orchard. It is situated
on the Danbury road, three miles froi'n»Norwalfi
landing. A further description is deemed urg-
necessary. ’ '
\
Norwalk, Aug. 29,1842.
Norwalk, Aug.16, 184°. Jr
KLEBwWORLEY., f
Norwalk Chronicler