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ttztttt.
Ivgiiiincsday, November 30, 1342.
\VmG N.rrrotvAn CoNvr:N'not\'.——We have
ft-.ltao,i'me little soltcitude to know what course
would ultimately be pursued by the great whig
party in reference to a convention for the nom-
lrtation ol candidates for the oflices of president
and vice president. All that could be gathered
from the tone ofthe press. led to the conclusion
that there would be no such assctnlilageibut
thatitbe nomination of Mr Clay, by '-tcclilmatlon
rendered a convention unoecessnrv and in€xPe-
d;em_ The f'.,]|.,m‘n_r_r article. however, r~oming
as it does from a leading journal in Mr Clay's
immediate neighborhood, and introduced into
the prominent New York papers as it has been
witlrapprobation. leads to :1 rl liiarcnt opinion.
and orte wlticli strikes us with dr.-citled favor.-—
lt.-z scntintc-n.ts are judicious. and well become
the l-itwrail and manly policy which rlistinguisltes
tho whig party from every other politirrul body.
From the Lc‘Iin_.g-ion Ky . Irrlclligcrtcer.
it will b-- l't‘lllt‘lttl)t‘l'(f(l that Mr Clay has
not ltCCr‘lllt“(.l any of tho ntztnt-mus local or
State noininatioiis which ll‘il\'{‘. br-cu tmtdc of
thin‘: for the next l’resieli-r.-c_\_-': not‘ Will lit‘.
we believe, pt-rmit his name to be used in
«mnnt=t-.tion with that oliicc, unlrss fully im-
prt-sst-tl with the itlca that a ttlt=_lttl’ll_‘,’ of the
Arricrir‘an pnoplc—t/ze great ll"}tig parl_7/
desire /Lis clcclinr/L.
Mr. Cl iy liitttsvlft-ould n it. if he would.
itmnsfi-r his t.i\vot lug popularity to any other
loader, any more thin ht-. could his past his-
tory. His iirirmvairzlr-d services and sut'li~r-
rings in the Whig cause have made bi:n bone
oltbcir bone. and no base fear or timid poli-
cy will over induce them to give him up or
rtbinlon him. The nt'):nitt:tli(m then. of a
Nation.-il Cotivcntion, or ratht-t‘ its 'ra.li_/ica-
jinn rift/Lg Penp'¢z's Nrmti/ttzlitm, alrcatly
made, would, in our opinion, give him such
conclusive evidence of public s:—‘ntiznt=nt as
wotlltl induct‘. him to accept. the position thus
assigned him.
Agrtiin, a 'l.T:1ll0l'l-'.llCflll\-'t‘l'll.lOfl is advisable
for the purpose 0fC0l‘)Cl’llll'.‘lllflfl' the entire
§‘/liig vote upon om: Ct'l7li/lllllfllb for Vice
l’t'csi.lcnt, as there is reason to apprt-ltentl a
non election by the people if the l1‘l(l'lt-.’S of all
the clistinguishr-d g€t)llt‘lllflt'l now Sp0l\'t'll of
sh-ill remain upon the list. But the mnslz'm-
porlant 'rcrtsr2n, pcrlzaps is l\t)7)'/‘()t’l‘lICr! /tatmr,--
njr/, ctmrerl. energ_7/ rmrl se/_f~dt'1:ntitm ’l'L I/ic
V\’hig ran/rs. by E1SSr'l‘lll)llll£1' lO§_"t‘ll]t‘l‘ our
chosen frit_«nds_ ‘this \\’hi«_r fittht,-rs ofthe land,’
to hold contznon council for the qt nvrnl good
This will cnsurv as ri=ttain and gloriizttzs a
Vi-.'lttl'_V over '\'etti and D.tto.' th-- lru«ilai- and
Iu.t'/z.r.o.1las we tibtnirit=tl ovcr thi- plundct ing
ot'li«‘i—h0l~.lt-t‘s in l3-<lll.
Wiltil.-2 on this subjctft we hop-- wt’ tnziy ht‘
prtrdont-tl for siiggt-stirig the city of Balti-
ttiure as the plat-,i~. tor holding the Corner.-
tion. as most -‘.l(‘Ct‘.‘~Sllllt-.‘ lrritn '.l)t* West, and
gr:-atly so of any nth.-.r city on the 5.0.-t-bo.-inc.’
t-i thtr South and North. The Time about
the ':2l t\'lontlay in DBCl?Jl)l)(’f, 18-13. to ill‘
ntttttierriusly atti-rtrlt d as Cottvenicrv. with
power for t‘3Cl] i.'eli~-gatiou to vote the full
(‘lt".Zl()l'tll vote of the state rt-pris nti-tl, This
will place the near and distant States upon a
perfect equrtlity and e.\'pt'css the voice of lht:
Elt:;‘tot‘:tl (_.'.rilit—*-_"'.
llou:-:.n~t.-.\'tc l\‘.ui.tto.\o.—~Wc were lead by
the l“lt'i(l;;Pp(tl‘l’.]tap¢3r$ tobclievc that tltisbottlc-
nursed cub was ctirnplcte .o the line of the GFPUI
yrstcrti roatl,but a writer in the ;\'.Y. Com. Atl-
vertiser, states that it is upcnurl to Ct. lztrririrgtiiti
only, and tltat a few miles yct remain to be
completed. and that it will require two or three
Will
our city nciglibors give us the facts on this point
weeks more to finish it. How is this 7
in the history ofthcir ttursling?
N!-2W Harm’ E1.Ec'rtoN.—-Uri Mourlay the
2lst,tlie anrtual town electron took place in
..New Haven.
giltcttt with :1 most astountling majority. particu-
The Wlll,9,$ carried all before
larly for these times,--it being no lessthau
1102‘. This result, too. was brought about in
the face of an active preparation, the usual de-
gree of slratagem, autl with a utiitetl. ftill vote.
It is .a handsome victory. and fairly won.—
\Vbile the locus pulled the same vote as last
year, the Whigs increased |l]t’il'S about 100.
Old Ct)nt)e('liL‘.Ul is stezitllltst in her integrity. as
she will amply demonstrate to the clutnbalters
next spring. ,
DA:\‘BuRY.——At the election in Danbury on
the 21st instant. the wltigs elected three Select-
men. and the locus two. The locus, however,
carried their Town Clerk. Treasurer. five Con
stables and three Grand Jurors. After two
ballotings, the meeting arljriurned to Monday
last, for the choice of one Selectman and two
.Grarrtl Jurors. The result we have not learned.
I National C/'erlil.——-The Norwalk Gazette
rfinally admits that. we are right irt attribu-
ting the decline and prostrution of the Gov-
-ernment credit to the course pursued by the
.-Whigs. Thank you, Mr. GtlZL‘l[t‘.
BTl(lg'('p0fl Farmer.
A crawl, too gfalse anti piltz:/‘u.l, Mr. Farmer.
we should think for even you to resort to!
COL. WF.Bn's CASE.--Col.\Vcbb was on_ Sat-
urday sentenced to two years‘ confinement in
the State Prison. being the shortest: term which
the law would permit.
-Rhode Island is full of Banks, yet not one
has failed since 1837. Some of them are sus-
tained in villages which hardly have a dozen
houses.
The W'ca(ltcr since Sunday morning last has
been wintry in the extreme. In tho ntorningrif
that day the wind ‘.l)Cg.-‘tn to blow with nincli
fiertrcticss from the north which ctintiruwtl
through the day accttmpanierl, utlitful iuttrrvzil-.,
iirith snow. The temperature of the attriosplwre.
was low, and very piercing, and altogether we
had such a day as we have not witnessetl this
fall, and one which would have don.e credit to
any period of winter.
Thc harbor is closed, but we anticipate mild-
er wc.a.£her and_a‘-brcataing up before winter sets
in ‘in _c'ariuea't..i
“SET;
Vile have been amused to notice the pro-
gress of M r. Johnson the Experimenter in
Animal Magnetism front this city to "Bridge-
port, Norwalk, Norwich. &c. The Editors
one after another have yielded, and declared
that there was something in the science in
spite ol their determination to be fashionably
skeptical and blind to the truth.
N. H. Palladium.
Holdl bold, there, brother Babcockl Don’t
place us on that list yet. However much you
may desire our company, on that track. we
must-—sorry to say it—allow you to travel with-
out us. \Ve, however. congratulate you upon
the cnj.-ymcnt ofthe society and support ofour
cqui-distant neighbors! friend Pettingill. in par-
ticular. We of Norwalk, have not been put
intothe perfect state yet—o\ving probably to
the short stay of Mr. Johnson and Frederick,
the unpropitious state of the atmosphere. and
some little irregularityaboul the advertising.
These pt-rbaps are sollicienl. in themselves to
account for any dilliculty that rriglit have been
fuurid in “putting us through." Mr. Johnson. it
is said, left some (‘llCOlll‘J{_‘_t'3l11Cl]l. that he would
make us another visit. If he does, and we
are enabled to get. fairly into the sympathetic
Stutc, v.e will pay you a visit Colonel at your
den, and as Britlgvport lies directly on the route.
we may stop a hit withour frieridstherc and by
way of refresliing tham bestow a few manipula-
lions.
The Proprietors ol the Evt't‘tittg Exprt ss,
the Tvlcr organ tit Pl'tilat‘lr-lphia. have [ecu
7.‘lfl'(Sli’Cl for lorgt-ty: one nanwd Verscy, is
in prisrtt in dt-lault ol $‘20(lCl bail; the other
Wilmer, was discliarg-«d.
4 lt is a somewhat singular phenomenon in the
political and utoral world. that all the editorial
liirgvrics whitrh come to light now-a days. are
confined to the supporterstifJohn Tyler.‘ Why
is this ? Can any one answer?
This is not intended asa brit-l.bat at the heads
ofany of the fraternity in this state: so there
need be no dodging.
CAB!.\‘l~:'1‘ CIIASG-lis‘.-'Pl‘tt: VVa.-.hington cor
respondent of the Cornercial Advertiser says
that the ititcridctlcltattgc in the Cabinet will
be postponcd for some time to route. They
are postponed only, however. Mr. Ftiru-:irtl's
(.'0l]ttE‘('llOn withthc 'l‘rt-usury. up to the very
eve of the session, iliantantfs that he should send
a rt"pt)rt oftlic- ycar. and not his succcssttr. Mr.
Wise is very ill. and his attend-.tce in the House
of Rcpresctttativcs this winter must be \'ct‘_\'
tllU(‘ll interrupt:-tl. iftnrlectl he bt: able to attcrtd
at all; and in this (?nt'3r;1Etl(‘_\'.M r. Cusliiug. it
is til)xit.>tts. cz.-rrriot \\'t.’ll bra sparvtl from that hotly
liv thi:zitlrtiiiiismiti-iii. The result is that the
Cltattgc ofCal.i!tt:t. tilliccrs will not ticctirttt pres
Clll.
No GE~‘.l-SAT Vtc'ro't'tr Al~"l‘l-IR. A1.L——It in
t-vit.lr«nt, s.-t_v.< the t\’i.>\v York Exprrsi. from the
returns rot,-.r-ivt-.-l from 30 olithv counties. coins
prisirtg tfhottt tint-. ll‘)!-lihfllle SlZ)lC.ill1£llElllllltllflll
lltiut-l.'s trttijtirity in the state will l)(‘ (we 20.000
he ltns r€?(‘.t‘it~‘(?ll fcwtzr V‘ttlt‘.s by .l0.CCU Eitttn in
ls-‘l0.
the part ofthe \‘.'liig_s of 35.000.
Bratlisli's vote will shritv a falling oil on
Con. \VI‘I!?B.—'l.‘lle editor of the N. Y. Tri-
bune says. we saw two petitions for the pardon
(fol. \Velih. one of which was 120 feet long and
the other 60 fret.
5 000 sigttatttrcs.
The longest cuntainctl above
l’.os'ro.\' .\l tsct;1.t..x.\'tr.—’l‘lic December No.
Contains original articles front the pens of Ed-
warrl Everett. Mrs. f_llavers, \V, A. Jones, G,
ll. Co-lturi. l’. K. Kilhourric. J. H. lugraham.
Charles Lanman, W’. \V. Story, Hastings, &r_~,
Besides the Fashion Plate. and a piece of
Mr.
Hale retires from the edito»rship.antl will be
SllC(‘t?P(l(‘tl by H. T. Tuckerman. favorably
Music, it has two superior engravings.
ltnown to lllC poetic world. Tlte i\Iisccll.-1n_v
has been steadily proge.-‘sing in worth. and we
anticipate something rich in the coming volume.
Those who intend to subscribe will \\'l.\ll to do
so at the cnmmencmt-.nt of the volume. which
will be on the first of January.
Tut-: Farr: CANAL beyond Rocht-ster is
closed. TlteRoc|icstcr papers say that boats have
cntirtaly ccnscd running. East of that city.
though muclt 0l)Sll‘U(‘.lFtl with ice, navigation is
still continuctl. At Utica, however. the com‘
mercial says. on Thursday more than 100 boats
were laitl up and the probability is that the
Canal is now closed. On the NttrllTt‘rl1 canal
the Troy VVlti.g says. n.-tvztgatic-n is cfiivctually
closed. About sixty boats are frozen in near
that city and some hundreds upon the whole
Canal. It is estimated that the property de-
tained on the N. Y. canals by ice, amounts in
vaiuc to $750,000‘
NORTH C.u>.o1.r.\'.»t.-—-'1‘lie Legislature of
North Carolina. met on Monday the 21.-‘t.at
Raleigh. The €l€Cll()l'l()f()lTlCel'S consumed the
day. The Spcalcers of the Senate and the
House are both locos.
EL'tPl-2M}:2.\"I‘.-—Tlte N. Y. Commercial says
that Capt. D'Eymar. a Frcncltinen from Lou-
isiana. recently eloped with a lady from Porto
Rico who has been spending the summer in N.
Y.-—and was nia-rried to her in Philadelphia.-
The two have met each other for about three
rnonths past, but never except in the presence
of third persons. at least so far as is known.
“P:tpa, the l.Plllp(‘l‘33.'l('t’ men say they put
lo_g-worid in Port-tvinc. Is that what rlt,vi~s
your nose so rt-d? Nonscttsc. my sort go to
lirgtl.
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New York Cattle It'flaI'Er.et——Nov. 21.
At Market 1300 Beef Cattle, 2500 Sheep.
«l0 Cows '
Rt t~2I~‘— $35 to 35.}; not ave rr'£lI‘E 4.2! the 100
1\lrt.cu Cows——Su|il at from $325 to
9Ht«:}:1’——-Sltet=p at ];}to$-H. Lambs l ttt-32;}.
I-Ln’.--‘Sales by the load at G2.5t.- the 100 lbs.
MARK! A ans.
In Daubury. on the 20th inst. Mr. Hosea 0.
Pcart-t> to Miss l\'at‘.c_v Stone bf Rcrltlittzz.
in Wilton. on lltt-‘ 20th in.~:. by thtt Rev. Mr.
B:llt_¢.2S. Mr Jamr-s Bctts to filis-3 Lucinda Greg-
orv. botlt of Wilton. "
‘On the 16th inst. by the Rev. G. 9. Cult.
Mr. \Villiarn Loni to Mrs. flcstcr Ftirditttttt.
all of fliritlgcport.
In Britlgi-port, on the 13th inst. by the Rev’.
Mr. Hurttcr. Mr. l’rc.ston M. Cary. of Boston,
to Miss Atlt lia M. Burnnm, of Brirlgr-port.
‘ DEATHS.
At Nrti‘tlt lie.-ritl, Ohio. on the l5tlt inst. Mrs.
Mary S. ll., uilc t-f Dr Jtilin ll lt‘ Tltornton-.
and third tlauglncr of the late l‘rCsitleut Har-
risun.
ln l\'cw Fuitt'ivlil,on the 204i)
Abram Trtits l.irirl;_ve.a,qi~(l 70.
In D.-mhurv. on the 215! inst. Martha. only
chil-l t-l" Ira Dll(t’ll11)l1. aged 4 years.
ln Bt'iil.i_vtipoi-t. on the 2-bit inst. of Consttntp-
lion. Mr. David Miles ltltzliholl. r.t2erl 27.
lll llriilgiipnrt. on the 10th inst. Mrs. Eliza
G.. wife i‘ f \\’:rrd Taylor. llg1('tl 27.
it:st.. M r.
NYOIECC.-——'l'ltt: l"ait’licitl Uitttttty Anti Slave-
ry i‘it|l'll‘i:\' will hold their .“\.l'li'ltll-ll i\l('t'llnt_t‘ztl
the 'l'tt\\n ll-ruse-. in Norwalk, on \V(-tlttvstlay
the 81.!) of l_)t‘lft‘llIl)C‘l'. Bristtrt-ss lllt't~lltl.:-_' tii
cornrncrtce at 10 o’r.-lock in lllt". rtirirriirig. Ad-
tl csstrs iii the alicrntit.-ti, at l ti‘t'lut-l.' Two or
lllt)l'P auctits of the State St (tit-ty u ill lll-‘ present
to ritlelrt-ss the meeting. A gcrttral attcridattct-.
is l't~(lllt':‘.l£.(l.
Bye-H.aw trelative to the movie of
Traxatittna.
Be it Or/Iairze.-l by I/re l‘llrl7'llP7Ii, Bu-rgrssis
anal Freeman nfl/ze I)’07'ou,.j;‘}z of 1Vo'ru~a/'/.-_
lst. That tltcrc sltatl be auritiallxf C‘lll).*«tt‘ll bv
ballot at the nr.nu;il irir-ctirig of the Friar-rncrt of
said B-trough. or at a tttcctiug lltrltl by ,'jlljI)UI'[']-
merit front the aurtual rttectittg, or at u_;p(‘ci.-tl
tttcctirg \\'fll'lll‘.ll and liriltlt-rt f. r that purpose, on
iir bi-fttrc the littictitlt ofJur::.-::r_v in tracli \_eu=-,
three Assn.-sor.s for thi- purpii:-'0 of lllillilllfl: thre
it.~‘.~t".~ll1("lll ltst licr:-in afzi r mi-iiririm-tl, and three
.snilttl)lU ll(‘l'.<t)lZS to act as it b inrtl of relief =ti
rt-vise and pt-rl't=cI the said 2.tsst:srtit-tit li.~;t—— and
said assessors hcfurc entering upon the (ill|lt‘:i of
their appointment. shall tr.-kc the liillou ittg oath
to wit: “You do sulcuittly swear lllP.I you
will fuitltfull_v and itupartially excr.-iite lllF§.(lU-
tics of an assessor for the B-irouglt of Nnrwntk
for the year etisuiitg. so help _\tiu Giirl ;" sairl
oazh to be adrtiiriisttrtctl by any Justice of the
Pear-e, residing in said Biiriitrgztt; and the per-
sons so appoiritrtl nteniliers ofthe board of re-
licf, l)(‘f'.}T(’. eritcririg uouu the duties of zheu‘ ap-
poititirient shall take the saritc.-. oath Sllltslllllllflfl
the words "ntenibt.-rs of the llttartl of Rt.-lief" for
the word “assessttrs." to hcatlministcred in like
manner by such .lu.stirr-.
2-l. And be it further ttrtlaittcrl. That an 'rtcni3v-
or said Burou_<_;'lt. in lt.=,«1al rnt-t-ting asscrnbli-.tl.
shall vote to levy a taxon the Polls or ratualilc
estate within the limits of said Borough, on it
list to he thereiltcr rornplt-ted. and VV'llll2ll it
shall be lawful for said liorougli to do. (or on the
list last completed.) the Clcrk of said Btirottgli
ortlte \Varden thereof, if lllF:l’(‘. be no Clerk,
shall notify said assessors ofsaid vote. and said
assessors shall there ttpun become duly qualilit-d.
and shall forthwith put ttpon the sign post in
said l$urot.gti. and insert in three successive
numbt-rs ofa neuspapcr piintcd itt said ltorottglt
(if arty there be) a ttutict: to -‘lll persons, liahlt:
by law to pay taxes in said B..)l'()t'glt. rr‘quirin,t_i
them to incite out and bring. or hour! in. to said
assessors or one iiftticm. within thirty days truth
the firs: publication of said notice. or ifthcrc bf?
no newspaprr printed in said Borough, [mm the
time of posting said notice, written or printvrl
lists ofall property liable to be taxed in salt:
B()rt)ttg_lt, and bclon_~_iirig to such persons respec-
tivcly at the time ofthe passing ofsairt vi-tc.
laying said tax as aforesaid, with the p:1rticul;.rs
of all such property real or personal.
3l. And be it furtht-r ordained. That at the
expiration ol'tltirt_v days from antl al't.:-r the first
publication, or posting as afuresaitl, by said as-
.=essors.t»f said notice to all persons to bring in
their lists as aforesaitl. said assessors shall meet
“at some suitable place within said Borough,
and shall proceed. if any person who is liable
to be taxed in said Brirtmglt, or has property
liable to be taxed therein has neglectetl to bring
or band in, to saitl assessors. or either of thorn.
a particular listofltisor her property, agreeable
to said notice. to makcont :1 list for each and
every person so ncglcctirig to hand in a list and
shall have power to put the property of such
persons. so neglecting. in the list at three fold
the rate per cent. litereinafter provided; and
said assessors shall value and assess the prop-
e-t'I_v set it) such list. so ltanrled in. or by them
lillt-rl out.antl equalize and adjust the same, purl
shall have porter to add to. or reduce the srirne;
and shall when ciimpletetl, arrange said lists
ttt alpltabe tical order. and make out an abstract.
iif the sarnc, and lodge said lists and said ab-
stract in the keeping of the Clerk of said bor-
tiiigit. or if there be no Clerk. with the Warilen,
within h't'tccu days from the time limited lit’
the handing in ofilists as alriresairl. to be there
siilijt-t-t to the inspr=t-tl.on of all persons liable to
be assessed itt said Borooglt.
4th. And be it further orclainerl. That the
assessorsin valuing the property, and equali-
zing and completing said list, shall set in the
list ofeach and every male white person resid-
ing in said Borough. front twenty one to sev-
. .
LTD}
tenty years of age, the. poll of said person, at
twenty dollars; and shall value and set in the
list all property liable to be taxed in said bor-
ough in the same manner. and at the same
rate per cent that the same is by law liable
to be set in the lists of the town of Norwalk.
by the assessors thereof‘ in making up the an-
nual assessment list of said town. Provided.
that said assessors may abate the polls ofsucb
as are sick. infirm. or disabled. not exceed-
ing one tenth; and that such persons, as are
by the laws of this State. exempt from having
their polls set in the list of said town of Nor
walk,shall not have the same set in said borough
list; and that property exempt by the laws
of this State from taxation, shall not be inclu-
ded in said list.
5th. Arid be it further ordaim-ti, 'l‘lint at or
after the expiratiori of fifteen days. from and
after the time when said assessors are rrquircd
to lodge srtid list and saitl abstract in the
keeping of the Clerk of said Borough. the
nieinbt-rs of said Board of llelir-.f. shall meet
in some suitable place itt said Borough, having
given ten (lays notice of the time and place of
their said nitreting. by posting the same on the
sign post in said Borough.autl shall receive
said lists and said abstract from the clerk. or
\Vartlou of the biirot.-git. and shall proceed to
bear all appeals front the tloingzs of the asses
sors in relation the-retu; and shall have power
to revise said li:.lS{lnll to iucrcase, tlimiiiislt,ad~
jvlsl,-('(]l]3lliZt£ and CtH'l'('Cl the saute; am} said
Br.tttrilol'Rclicfin revising autl altering said lists
shall have Sll(‘l'l powr-r in rclatiun tliert-to as are
grautctl to and be sulijcct to, such restraints and
tlu'r.ir's as are itripusc-tl ttpt‘~n the Bourils of Re-
licilit‘-l'tltt-. several towns in tltiis -Sltatc. relativi-
to the listsot‘ their rt.-spt=i_-tire tiiwusz. by the
exi-tiiig statute laws of the State. And when
stiiil lltiiml «if Rclii-lltnvc revised and perfi-cted
said lists. they shall alter said absttttr-.t in
ctinliiriiiity ll‘ict'c\\i!lt. shall cridiirsc tl.eir up
provttl llll‘l"i‘(|l’l, and lorl,r_re the same,-_witlt said
lists, arztiin in the cu.-_tody of said Clerk, i.-r
l.\"attli-tr, to be the assr:s.rnt.-nt list ufsaitl Borough
and the: rule for the upportititimi-n'. of the tttxPs
levied thereon, amongiuttl to the several iudi~
viiluals liable to be taxed in said Btimuglt and
the rate bills siltall be matleout tlivrtfrom by the
Clerk. or if there be none, by the warden and
Sl,‘_{tl(".l by the person that shall make out the
SEIIHP.
Qzh. And be it ftirtlic: ordained, That ifa va
catjcy shall at any time t)(‘('Ut‘ in said Board Of
2.l~'$(’._<.‘O"S or saitl Board of Relief. the same may
lteffillt-tl at any S}t(‘(‘ir'.ll n1cctirt,r_1ttl'tlm Uttr-tuglt.
ant that in c2;:=c of the Sl(‘lUtt".'~'S or abst-ncc of
t'ittt§ntcni?icr ofcitlicr Boartl a trtzij-iriI_V may act.
Pas.-‘rd in the Court t-fBiti'gesscs, Nov 28,18-'12.
Arliipterl in l3iirt'ii1Qltl\'lr't-.titi;_v, Nov. 28.1342.
48 All('Fl. 9'1‘:-rmttztv 0l..\I~"Il-BAD. ClPrl(.
-Tr
SE95.-§.E§.—.»\ ll(:W supply of Sttgzar-—_it)st
l'¢"Ct‘l\'('ll :1 ml ft-r sale as chvap as cvt~r- 14
H9 20 rtntttttls lttr QSE. F. .91‘ .l-tlli'\'.
1% BE}'E‘TE§R.
. V FEl7lKl-.\’S Orange (.‘oiinty Butter for
sale by F. S1‘ .li:-rm.
COL'l'.T or l’:‘tnB.t't'i«:- Dr-'1't:tc't' or .\'on\v.xt.t<.
_ t\'iivt~rrtbt:r 26. I542.
T-'ai‘lllS (hittrl apnoittts Jimatliuri (J:iirp, .lr.
ant’ l".ili\in I_1l'('l{\\‘l)ttlJ, of said Norwztlk,
Ctiti'ttt..issitntt=rt: rn lllL‘ ls).-talc of
Na-I/tan Smil/1.
lfllte i f .~::i-l l‘~lorwalk, tlcrcast-tl. represented in-
t~‘ltl\'|‘fll. Six muntlts frotn the date lwrct-f are
li!l!lIt‘tl by .-aitl court for tho (‘l'Ptll'ttl'S of said
t-statcttipri‘-senttheirt:l:iitnstiit~;=titl Ctirrirriissitirt-
era. 4- Attcsr. R. A. \Vtl.t.lA:‘.I.~;. Clerk.
The subsrzriltr-rs civiz nulit'C that they will
tttcr-t on the ltttsirtc.-39 of tltt-ir appuirittttvttt, at
the l‘l()l(‘l of.larn(‘s Stevens iilsuid Niirwalk. on
the 20th day iifDect=tnbcr lSd2. aiiirl mi the 26th
day of May 13-13. at 2 o’cltit:k, 1’. M. on each
ofs.-rid dax s. .l CAMP. Jr. -
— Elt\\'lt‘v' Lnctiwooo, E (“mm
N')r\\‘llll{. NM‘. 5.’Gtli. 1812. 43
URNPEERE l‘€0'E‘HCE-—'l'iira Artnttal
;\lcctitt_u of tho Stot:l.lio’di>.rs iii the New-
town and -.'\’orwalk Turnpike. will be lit‘lt.l at
tho i\'iir\t:tll. lltizcl. on 'l'ut:stlay Dccemlicr I3.
l3-‘l2, at -l i:'t:lt.it‘l-'. 1’. M. to attltnirtt rifficers for
the year. and to trttnsat:t any o:lit~r litis-irirss.
J. A. \\’t«:t«:o, Clerk.
Nt1f\\’3llk. Nov. 30. lS~l?.. 2'48
'\ l--} E Con rt of Probate for tht'Dist.tifNor\\-all.
hath lllllll(’tl and ttlltiwetl G mutitlts from
the tlati: hereof tor the creditors to the estate of
Cary llfrtcr/.
late of Nt-W Canaan. tler~i>asct.l, to cxltiliit their
claims for 5-t'.‘l.llt”:l‘.Clll. Those who n<~_2lcr-t to
pre.-.ctit their accounts. properly illl('SlC(l, within
said tirnc. will be debarretl a recovery. All per-
sntts lll(lt'lJl(-‘tl to said t.-state.-, are requested to
make it: icdiatc |‘t:)_yll‘.(’l:i. to
l'Ir.t.t.ut RE!-ID. Adminis-
Monnrs SI-it-ZLl'2Y.E trattirs.
Nor“ alk. Nov. l8. lS—'ll‘3. 47
Rtrmrrmtis .7
F Atncrittrtn. Ft'eu.ch and Englislt Calir-os
——BlaCi{ and Colorctl, Plain and Fl;1lll’('(l
Silks—-Cloths. Siittirtctts and Cassinicres, and
lots of other Remnants. will be fuuutl on our
liack counter, for inst one half what they cost
by the case. GRUMAN <‘.\'. Co's old statiil.
\Vcst curl iifllio l§rirl__t1r'..
IVEUFFS! IlEKlK"Il?‘Sl! EVHUFFS l I!
ll E ladies wi.~l.iti,«_v, to purchase Mulls will
find it to their llllL‘l‘t"Sl. to ml! and r~x-amine
cur nssortintmt as they will find the best and
clteapcst irt FEllffiPl(l Cottttty. \Ve have them
front 50 cents to $12 ofevery style and u_ttality.
Grams.-\:\' dc Co.. \Vest End the Bridge.
I"AE3S.WlEI€.‘§—-LQBQIK AT TREES!
For sale a Farm pleasaritlysltum
». -- led on the main road lt-atiing from
New Canaan to .l{lll.'».'t'fiClll. and
-= -‘ii Lcwisboro.cnntairiing7(iacres.suit-
ably prtiportioncd in Mcatlow. plou_r_;h. pastut'<’i
and wood-land. with 8 cotnfiirtablc two story
House. lfiarn. antl Corn House; fences general-
ly good. payment ffl"-tle easy ttisuit a purchaser.
The stock. farming utctisils. hay and grain, (if
desired) will also be sold with the farm, and
iznmetliate possession can be had. Further
particulars is deemed unnecessary.
LE.\i\'lJEB I-lorrr.
New Canaan. November 8. 18-12. ‘3t46tf
FGR SALE at a Great
B:u'gain.—The subscriber ofi'ers
,. for sale a small farm situated in the
-. '—-=5.-. western part ofthe town rifNorwalk,
about a halfa mile from Five Mile River liar-
bor. consisting ofabout. twenty five acres offitst
rate land, well divided into meadow, plough.
and pasture land. and a good orchard ofgrafted
fruit, with a dwelling House. Barn. (Sic. thereon.
This place will be sold at a great bargain. antl
is a very desirable one tor a farmer or mechanic.
for tertns which will be made easy, apply to
the subscriber. TBos REED.
Norwalk. Nov. 8. 1849. 45
DIERICAN Locks. &c.—The sub-
scriber ollcrs for sale at Manufacturers’
prices. Pierpont 6.’. l-lotchkiss’ patent door locks
and latches. with silver plated. mineral, plated,
jet, porcelain, glass and brass knobs, which for
beauty or durability are not surpassed by any
manufactured in the country. \V C STREET.
Norwalk, Nov. 14, 1842.
AVE Just returned from New York with
usually kept in a Dry Goods lstablishment.
Carpets Z Carpets I 2 Just received, a
cited to call, for we know we have the means of
St-ptentber 26, 18412.
Rattles and
hwocth of
.~i-zsortmcnt of then: too.
it llLll_lil"y will l.)fllIL7.
2 and 6 pence it yard, and so (in up.
A word to you in particular. Ladies.
Fiery t
.A“N0'.'l.‘Hf1ElR ARRIVAL! ; s
New Fall and Witlter Dry Goods”! »
fiames Mallory & Clo.
Staple Dry Goods, which will be sold at unprrcedented low prices.
assortment may be found Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths; Brosdcloths; Cassimereo;
Sattinetts: Florin:-ls. all colors; Bombazinea: Alapncas; Merinoa; Alapiues; Muslin do
Laines; Challies ; \.Vorste-d Plaids; Ginghams; Prints; Tit-kings: Sheetnga : Shirtings;
Linens: Lace and Draw Goods. in every variety. Cords. Beavertt-ens, and every article
1 A
__——
a Large and Fresh supply of Fancy and
Among the
large Supply of very Cheap Carpeting.
Persons wishing to purchase any article in the Dry Goods or Carpet line. are earnestly soli-
selling cheap. viz. Buying Chea .
P
JAMES MALLORY 6; Co.
Gentlemenl
HERE IS
CD8
ll.-\'l‘ have got to be sold at smite price or other, between now and New Years - go ifit jg.
any tJltjv'(‘l for you to buy- gools cheap. j't<t give us a call. ,
bou;_:l;t "long time ago," that we are about to t-leariout, but new. fresh goods and a grand
A \l’e lln\C su-lilerily taken a new fancy into our hbarls, had on thejfirst
of lt*.l3 we shall put it into [)l'll('lltfl',', and the goods we have on hand will have to ‘walk chalk‘ at
The tallest assortment of
of r-very pattern that over was rlriatrtrd of. of t-very color. kind. quality, thickness and width.
rxvr-pt tliti.~':i.-. "mile wide and foot I/tick goorls. for six pt-or-e" that we refailed 33 pieces of in a
ilav, which tltt’_V are now askuig us 3 cents for in New York.
Brnml Clotlis-—tvltii, would not wear a handsome Coat,
\.\ hen he can get a Clulll line enough to get married in. for $2 50 per yard; and for every day
clotlies.j:ist look at those satiut:tts—-and look quick, or they're gone.
Our assortment ot'Gro de Perus, Orleans Habits. Alla
l’.'tcha:~‘. Gro dc Rlitines. and other new..sl§'lcs of Dress Goods, will not be so ooud a mom}, from
this time. so reiiiirnilter/ir:t came.first and best scrted.’ H
Ours ls not an old stock.
Cztlicoes this side of the Rocky Mountains,
Merinos-Good Gracious! for
GRUMAN & CO.
ficcond Hand Gig, in good rttnnirtg
._ order, with harness, for sale cheap. Apply
at this t»l‘fi=:a.
Packets for New York,
From II03rt's Latzdirrg, Norzral/r.
‘\'\'lNTl:‘.'R ARPxANGE.\lENT.
\ Tlllt‘. Packets Mary A. Scllet.-l.'.
Capt. Byxbcc, and Domestic. Capt.
. l\l«~rrill, have entered into their
\Vinter /\l‘l"clll2fflll£"lll, and t.liS(.‘On~
tinutrd their semi wcr-kly trips. They no_3v form
:1 l'l'§_tlll+H' weekly line. leaving lloyt's Landing
evi=r_v 'l‘uestlay evening. whom the ice and
itctitht r will pr-rniit. llettrruiiig they will leave
N. York. Jatncs Slip, cvcry 'l‘tiur.-tlny. thrnuglt
tlir‘ er-asori. No.\n SELLECK.
Nttrttalk. t\"n\'r'ntlt€-r l-S42. 47
Kt-gs No. 1, t .\'lt‘t‘.l. and pure rrround,
23“
Bellvillc and Union \.-Vliitc Lead, lorl
sale at nt;tt:ul'uclurc-ts‘ prices by
« W. C. S’l‘ltli‘.E’l‘.
N§£.—l{i-rit‘:- lllat-k unil Bloc link. the best
now in use, for sale and warranted by
J. A. \Vt-:t-‘.n.
‘ SCEMDOL amt Classical Books.-
) t\‘tiw on hand and for sale wltolesalc and
retail by the sultscribi-r, a large assortment oft
School and Classical Biiolrs, comprising every
book used in the schools in this place and vicin-
ity. in every (l(‘|)t'lfllll!‘lll oflearning. of the {mar
crlirior.s.——all of \\‘ltl('ll were bought for cash
and will be sold as low as at arty othcr Book
store in lllc (founty. Also writing and r'ypltcr-
lug boiiks. blattks for lioiik-keeping, black and
Liluciuk of supc-rtor quality. inkstands, steel
pens. paper. -‘-(.‘lllCS and dividers. .5:--. &c.
Nov. 1.1342. J A \Vi't:n.
DISTRICT OF COi‘iNECTlCUT-—ss.
At a District Court of the U. States held at New Ha-
vcn. on the 8th day of November, 1842,
Present ANDREW’ '1‘. JUDSON, Judge.
W'hercas upon various proceedingsheretoforclavw
fully had, this court on the 8th day ot'Novr.-mber, 1842
did by its proper Decree, deem & declare Jacob
Smith, ofthe town of \Vcstport, in said district, to be
a Bankrupt, within the purview ofan act ofcongrcss,
insuch case made & provided : And whereas said Bank-
rupt hath this day filed here in Court, his further pe-
tition, praying that he maybe decreed and allowed a
f all disc'ourgcfrom all his debts, due and owing from
him on the ‘27’tl1 day ofScptember,lS4:2,thut being the
duy of the date of his original petition in bankruptcy ;
and that a certificate thercofbe granted, as per peti-
tion on file, dated the 8th day of t\'ovembcr, 1842
l'\'cw thc1'el'ore it is ordered, that said petition be
heard at the District Court Room, in New Haven
in said District, on the 28th day ol'Februa1'_v, 18-13, the
same being more than ninety days after said decree
in bankruptcy was passed ; and that notice thereof
be given to all tltc creditors of said bankrupt, who
may have proved their debts, and to other persons in
interest. to appear at the time and place of such hear-
ing, and shew cause why such discharge and certifi-
cate shall not be granted and allowed ; by a publica-
ion ofa copyofthis order, in the Norwalk Gazette,
21 newspaper printed in said District, at least seventy
days before such day of hearing.
And it is further ordered, that so far as the residence
of the creditors who are named in the list of the Pe
titioner is known, that notice be given theta of the
day of said trial and hearing, by a letter addressed to
him or them at his or their usual place of residence,
to be deposited in a Post Office by some indifferent
person, at least thirty days before such day ofhearing.
In witness whereof! have hercttnto set tnyhand and
afiixcd the seal ofsaid Court, this 8th day ofNovem-
ber. 1842. Attest—Cu.mr.r:s A. I-.\'GX-‘.l{SOLI., Clerk.
The foregoing is a true copy of the original order.
Attest—- C1r.uu.r;s A. Ixox-:nsoLL, Clerk.
LHIANACS for l S 4 3--United
States Reg'iSIel‘.—'l‘ltre \Vltig Alina-
nat: for 1843, containing a Calendar adapted to
any State in the Union, a biography of Henry
Clay rind other valuable matter.
The Family Cliristain Almanac forlS43.
The United States Almanac for l8r.l3. con-
taining the ceSsus of 1840, &c. for sale by
J. A. \Vl-ZFD.
YE Stufi‘s.——Can-iwriotl. Lor_rwood. Nic.
wood, Hyper Nic. \’Vood, Red \Voorl.
Fustic. Marlder by the barrel or less quantity
Blue Vitriol. Red Tartar. Indigo Verdigris, Al-
um. Copperas, Extract Logwood. &c.. for sale
('llP}i[). liir cash only, by ‘ .i A \VHE2_.__
LAB!) LAMPS.
doz Mom.-l1ouse’sPatent Lard
Lamps, assorted patterns--the best and most
approved article made, and liighly recommend-
ed by the following persons. viz: Lanson VVil-
r:ox,~S. D. \Vood\vorth, Detroit. Also by
Lucius Abbott, II C Thurber.
Thomas Palmer, C Autz. Trobridge.
Samuel P’ Brady. T B W Stockton.
For sale by the subscriber wholesale and
retail, at the manufacturer's prices.
S'n:1=ux-:N F. Mn.i.s. Agent
for Fairfield County.
Norwalk, (Old VVell) Nov. 1. 44
‘ 'l‘RAYED.——Takt=n up bythe subscriber
on Wednesday the 2d inst. a two years old
brindled Steer, which the owner can have by
proving property and paying clt8t’29S-
OR Salc.—Six Single W'agons. entirely
_ "°“'~ ‘"1 Elitttic Springs. with two seats.
which will be sold very low. Also. for sale, all
kinds of Carriage Lace, Carriage Trimmings.
Elitttic Sprittgfi. wagon and carriage Hubs of
all :lZv.S, constantly on hand. Carriage mulrers
supplied at New York prices, by C. Isiuics.
Norwalk, Oct. 10, 18-12.
EVERY Stable For Sale.-—'I‘tie
.1 well known Livery Stable belonging to
the Sultstfrilter. situated a few rods East of the
Btitlrzc. no Gibb's Lane. consisting of Horses.
Carriages of various kinds, Sleighs. Harnesses.
«Ye. in ctiotplcte order, and well establishcd,is
ollert-tl for sale on very ruorlt-rate terms. A-
mong the lior:-res are some very valuable ones,
and the concern, considering its facilities for
bu:-irtess. liicatinri. and the complete equipment
«fall its departments. renders it decidedly the
first in the place. and aflording a Clll_lllC8 for an
invcstrricrtt, which is seldom to be met with.
F. J. Noovnx.
Ntirwalk. Nov. 7. 1842, 45
I I-RV E9tatblishment.—'1‘he subscri-
.. but has erected 8 Saw Mill and Carriage
.S'~hop. Irbt-tit half a mile from Norwttlk Bridge.
near Ne.-wtown ' Turnpike. where he intends to
do all kinds of sawing, Carriage making and
re-pairing. The machinery for sawing is supe-
rior to almost any in the County or State, hay-
irrg three kind-.-i of saws. Connected with the
above is zi turning lathe with which most kinda
of turning will be done. It is also intended to
accommotlate the public with Blacksrnsth work
of most dt-=crip:'ious. By reasonable chutes.
assiduiiy and promptness, he intends to secure
a share of public patronage. Jos. Sunpuimp.
Nurtvallt. Oct. 18.1842. 43
‘N. B. _'fhc subscriber is also preparing at.
lll:| establtshnterit to cut tshingleslo any di-
mcnsinns. and in quantity to suit: customers.
5 Doz. Slates. assorted sizes, and 2f) M.
slate Pencils, for sale to dealers very low
WM. C. Swnssr.
7 Bundles P. S. I. Nail Rods,just received
and for sale by - “/31. C. S'nu:z1-.
6; Duz Horse Cards. lust received and
9 for stile by Wu C. S-rm-:1-:'r.
60 Bags Shot, assorted sizes. just received
and tor sale by WM. C. St-;rui:|-:1-.
16 Doz. Cast Steel Axes, various patterns.
just received and for sale to dealers at
niauiiftrcinrer’.~r prices, by \V. C. S'nu.;r.;»r,
90 Barrels bleached Sperm, Lamp Oil. :1
and very superior article direct from New
B(*.'tlli)ltl,_llJS\ rec'd. for stile by VV C S'1'lu:l-:'r.
LOUR! Flour! !—’l‘liirty bbls. Super-
. fine Fluur,just received and for sale by
T L 65 J R Przcx.
South Nttrwnlk, Oct. 5, I842.
/"/’.. ,
.//-"'i'.;'..-7 ';._
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, H
' ’. /”~///,. '. L J x\\.
ALI. ’.'ti‘l'adc.—\Ve have lately returned
from Nov. York with a large supply of
Goods. which. added to our former stock. makes
much the largest stock in market. and most of
our goods we purchase with cash which enables
us to sell very low. “/1: invite the public to
call and see it'we do not sell very low.
\V.n'cnr-:s.-—Vt7e have Gold andSilver lever.
Lepine and common \Vatches constantly on
hand. Some ofthose articles are 25 and 30 per
cent less than former prices. Watches of all
kinds carefuly repaired with our own hands and
warranted
Jrzwrmnv.-\Ve have almost all knids of
Pins from 6 cts to $6. Rings of all sorts, Silver
and German Silver Tbimbles. Gold and Silver
Pencils. Gold and Silver Chains. Gold and Gilt
Lockets and, Snaps. and every thing in the
Jewelry line. Gold and Silver Spectacles’
made wholesale and retail. , .
Cnocxs.--we have a variety of patterns arm‘.
very low. \Ve think they will rise in price——
mnrk that.
Looxwo GI.Ass1-:5 from $7 to 14 cents, ;
variety of patterns.
SrooNs.—Silver and German Silver at:--is
Plated Spoons of all kinds. We are willing lhc:
our Spoons should be compared with any otlt;-r
as (0 price and quality.
FANCY Goons.—Combs, Tooth and I-I-.~.':r
Brushes, a variety of Razors. Peulmives, St- -:2
Pens. \Valletts. Soaps, Straps. Purses, Hair
Oils, Scissors. Teapots, Candlesticks. érc;
Isiuc \Vrou'rMAN.
\Vilton, Nov. 14, 1812. ‘ ‘ 5
~ Can. E. Dxsnnowv
Norwalk Chronicler