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’"i~toRWALK GAZETTE.’
Ivedncsday, January 4, 1843.
Mg State Consvettticn.
TI-IE \-Vhigs of Conuectictttwill hold a State
Convention at Hat'tfo_rd. on \V'edttesda_v, the llath
day ol‘Jtttti.tary next, for tlte purpose of ttonitnatmg
canzlidutcs for Governor, Lietttcnztnt Govt.-rnqt‘t
'I‘reasnrcr, Secretary, and Comptroller, and for
, doing any 0’.ll(!l' business proper to come before them.
The Con'.'en‘.ion to consists of delegates from each
town equal to double tlte number of l{epi'e::etitativcs
in the Generttl Assetiibly. The Cottitiiittecs in the
several towns will please call tttcetiugs oftlte \\"ltigs
on Tuesdztv, the 10th of Janttar_v. (or at some other
cotit'cnieitf time.) for the pnrpo.~:e._ofcboosing dele-
gates to said Contren‘.ion; and it is p=.irttcttl:trl_v re-
tiestcd that every town be fully ropt'eseittct.l. The
\‘.*'higs of Connecticut retnaiii firm and ttnbrckeit.
and tlzev have only in put forth exertions such as
were mi-tde iit 133:3, ’Z’9, ‘~10 and "ll to insure ti
glorious trittntplt. .I.\.‘.t:iS F. B.-\l}(‘t‘.CI(, . \Vbig
l".'I.t:A S. II.t3iii.'ro:~'. State Cent.
II.‘-‘._‘t!‘.Y Przctt. Conttn.
't‘mr_ Ni:-x Y1-I-\ll.-‘-li.t*.'_t(let'. we ll2l‘.’(’. entered
upon tiuozlicr _\-r-.ar.;:.'i:l we hope, in the l:tt.gtt'i.gei
of the or-cztsioti. it may be a "/in/tp_i," one tti you
-- poiitic2tll_§-, titnrully. stiritilly. tutti ft‘li_'_{lt)U:-l_\/_( _ V ) , _
. . . «trie l\ew I-laveo I.-il adiom. ‘at intervals til
Lr-t the t‘\'t,,le.~‘ that have liclallcit us, and the] _ _ , , _ , , '
itwo ttttles--liritigiitg hrtiself iti Contact \\l ii
rrotiritry sits-.tterztlly,e fwliicli the past year has
l:E‘.2‘tl$0 t,-rt=_'_-ttaiit, ltfilll its to set k out rulers l.‘('l'.l
ter etititlctl to our e-.tr.fi.lettct=.——tltosc who, forget-
ting sellislt ctitls, will ittflr=.\'ilil_\' devote their Hi-
Cf1_’l(":‘.l() the llllltlll‘ \‘.'t‘Ol- ..--— ‘
flIo'r(1l['i]—--tis we have dc-t.c(-tetl the ftiilliles o
the past——to \vliit:li we are all prtitie—-lct our
entlr-nvor L9. to shake tltetti frotti its, and with
clean liaiids enter upon tlte New Year. resolv-
ing that tlic tvorld shall at least be no worse
for the influt-rice we tiiaoy exert.
Saci<1lI_t/—forg1r-t not the ttiiscrics {l!‘.(l wants
ofour fellow creatures, but \\itli agetitlc liaiitl.
lead tlte citing to the paths of llttttf:.\l_V. itidtisty
&.,cntttf.it't. To ilic poor an-l _tiet'tly. Wlltt are
always with us. let us rxrtnd tht—lielpitig band,
and ,m_/'l(n,. iftvc (:.'1nu:it I'ClIlO7.'C their allliclititt
Relgious-I_t/——as a christian comitiuoity. a
word or two on this point may not be out of’
place-—lt=t its remr3rt.bert hat each annual revo-
lution brings its sensibly DGttl‘t‘l‘ our ultimate
tlestitiiitintt. Thejnurney t-flifc may be accom-
plished bcliirc tlte recttrretice of another occa-
sion oftliis kind. 5:. at best we cannot hope for
many. l." then otir rewards are at-cording to
our “-,,,';,5, [,..w in.’ oi-tatit is it atitid these
t-.vane.=.cetit and fading scenes to see that ottr
liopes for the future are \\ ell (_[ttiUlttl€(I.
his fame froiti any ignoirtitiy that might result
from such an immature step.
intlelientletice.
tlieestablisliuiciit went into operation.
reader. for the gist ufthc story.
the fitst tl.iy’s lzusiness, the oyster mert.-'ii:itit rec~
kottcd up his S?llt’~&: estittizttetl his prolitsasr-.vv-r\'
actual sales atttouitttzd to just 6:} cents exactly
the price of ttvri glasses of brandy, while the
wl‘.rile- stock if that article was exliausictl even
to the lit-t drop, and lattiteiitzilile to relate Jlir‘
lotie sixpt-rice had slipped tlirotiglt :1 hole in
the head cle.'l.'s pocket. Wlir-tl.cr the prr-p:ic-
‘or still ret.'.tins his cleiks and h:~S replettisltcrl
his stock o.’ Siqaiors, our inf-i.rinaut saith not.
Gr:or,».c;y ~.tX-‘ Ct).\‘:\'lJC'l‘ICU't‘.-—-Dr. l’crcival‘s
report on the (.‘l‘tT'()l()_t-1)’ of Cn.'itie(.-ticut. ttH.tlxt‘$ 8”
The Dr is as lllutill
ll
Start from East to Wcst.s.'t;.s
I
lSvo Vtiltlttl-J of -I95 popes.
,:it home in Gcrilogy as atnntig the Mtisc-s.
Ilias traversr-ttl the
each oftlie 1.601) s-piare ruiles in the Statr.—-
He hits (:t)ll('(,‘letll1l)()t1l S000
spccimeitsoftlie t.lilIt.)l‘t'.‘tll'lt)Ct’llllit‘S wliit-li be
exploraiiotis.
has visited.’
The Britannia brotiglitfour }tun<1rcdaml_/ij73/
lltoztsaml dollars in specie.
C.’t'l‘lX"'LtC lixct.Usit'r.r~'i;ss ——Tl*e exclusive
spirit uliicli was rnatiilisted in New York, re.
spectittg the rtlueution of Citliolic children in
public st.-litiols, has rtiadc its appcartttice in Sa-
lem. M ass. The t.-liildren have been \\ itlitlrawn
front the public st-liouls, to schools of Ilonian
L’Sl2Jl)ilnllln(?lll.
TH!-2 .\lu'i'1sr.—Tlte Court of Inquiry in tltc
case ofthe mutiny on board the brig Sotitcts.
t.‘0tI‘ltl1f'lt(.‘€Ll its sittings oti board of the tr-tzcivirig,
ship, North Curolinan--Capt. Frttticis Gregory,
oti \Vetltiesday last. \Ve have already pub»-
lisbetl the names ofthosc cztnstittitiiig the court.
The business of e.\'ainining vtitncsscs coni-
tttenced on Friday. The latest news is Sat-
urr!r.y’s,rtntl the procecdirigs embrace the exatn
itiatioit of Mr. \iValt-s and Lieut. Gansevnort,
with the reutling of the nariative of Com. Mac
ket.zic. All the essential facts oftlte cast=.,alrcatl_v
before the ptiblit.-, are tlitis far ftilly sustained.
G”!-"G! G"l~"G ii U‘<'l-"G ii i’ -'1 Rm.‘ C/“”"‘5' and some furtlzer details stated wlticlt add to the
for a 1'cnlurc.’—Attv person or patty wisltirigtu
effcctan iuvestttiert in political stocks may now
enormity of tl.e plot. \Ve shall endeavor to
give the narrative. or art abstract of it next week.
liave. a tl‘l"Sl ll1‘l2ttlf"IC6lll nppnrttitiit_(.\pticl‘. an
one as very rarely ticcttrs. Ju/in '1'}/lcr, Cos-
scit-:.\'ct:.botly &:l)l‘e8('lH‘S, \vi=li all the parapliir
nalia 6.:l‘n5l(‘l)lllf~l‘_y(ill1'lt('atltllllllrll’1lllttl1.lll(;ltJI.l-
ittg pap. patronage and t-riliiirgc, at’.hercnt.s 1‘fI(l
supporters of every slrttlo ant-l eompl».-xioit, from
"it Ifunetiil \Viii{.:." (l()‘—\'lt through the etitllcss
phases of Virginia Alistraction. Loco Fot-oisni,
proper and itttproper, to the vetiest rittglititietl.
sprixjinctl and ll!'tilil—‘l'l-\\'ill-.lL’(l old li.tck that w:is=
ev. r kicked ottt of scrvict‘. The property will
positively be sold to the lllgl'l(?‘~I. bttltlcr with El
few slight abstract reservzttiniis, v.ltir.-lt are not
"Co-tic. tjetitletnen.
you kttotv your All
necessary iitforititttiou will be given by itiqtiir rig
novt’ to be l‘ll".(lt.‘. knmvn.
ttiititls--«(lttti't (I\\i¢.'ll.H
of CALEB CL‘-SI[I.\'G_ Auetionerw.
Mr Editor-l saw a cott'iti'ttinicatinn in your
paper a few d.-iys since tirtdt-r the head of"Uur
Lig/it I-Iuu.sr..” in \\'llil.Tll the Ligltt lltitI5C‘ on
S'utitlt's Island at d its “*.I.*ortli_v Iiecper." seett:
to lirive been matters of no sligltt titiettsittcss to
an in.i1t-ttltizil sigtititg ltimself“I\'cptunc"; inso-
llltttjll that it sitigttlttr, «.vlto|es=ilt:.- attack is flliltlv
tip-in ll)’: establislitnt-tit. and S.tt(:l] an one as
tiiigltt hiivr» tier-.ri lnoketl for any where btit over
iltt: .~ign:«.t:ir».- of Ni:-pttttie. llc says “a prtixittiitj,‘
.-,3‘ .13; or 51)\.'t'tlI itti?t_-s. sotnetitttes much t:e:rcr.
is tl£'t‘t."S.-_~Et!’_\.’ to catch a ;__tliti'ipse of Nortvalk
liglit. while tti-.it of Sand’s Point is in full
vii.-w."——ti tlisiancc tfttventy miles up Sound.
Put that down you Coasters. and listen again.
“While at tlistaiue you : rliaps look
in vain for the liglti in qiicsii in, a single lantern
this
ofa steii:nl.ioat trtay be plainly seen across the
Sziutid." At this point tlte Sound is a little less
than seven and a half miles in width. and the
eastern stcattit.-rs almost irtvarilily keep down
sound mi:l~t:batinel--making a distance of about
\\7'batr
child along the seaboard did not know this? Put
that down and the whole article signed as above
3 miles for a steamer light to be seen.
is based on like arguinent.
The light spoken ofia faulty in point of its
fixtures which have been in use fifteen years.
since the erection of the light and are much
worn. Again. the Light House is not high;
cttritigli into many feet to be seen at atiy'consid~
erable distance; yet compares well with other
lights‘ not having a greater elevation—-as I can
truly testify to,‘ having under my observation
over a tnejority ofall in the United States.
CoAs'rt;R.
'l'i~'..\i1't:ItANci-: A-..'\‘ECDOTE.——AS there is a
peculiartastc in these Washingtonian days for
anecdotes in the tetnperance line, we eanriot
refrain from telling one which to us seems to
possess its share of richness. Oysters, as well
as whiskers. pancakes and matrimony, have
their proper times and seasons.. The present
then, is one oftliose seasons. A dealer in the
first tttentiooed delicious, edible conceived the
-idea of opening an establishment for the sales
of his wares. “stewed, roasted or friet ," 8: as is
-not uncommon in this line of business, it was
tthought politic to add to the stock in trade, a
little oftbe “juice ofthe barrel." The proprie-
tor. therefore, purchased a couple of quarts of
Cogniac, with which his counter was decorated
in due form. The next matter to be attended
to was the procuring of one or two “competent
clerks.” This was ellected without, difliculty.
Two at least, as we are credibly informed. were
or six iticlics.
Tlte snow of Tltursdtiy z.ftetitoou and night
last, has given us very fair slcighitig though.
we utiderst:-i.tl tl.c-re ate (t(.(it$lt.llZ:l hate 5; bis.
On a
level the ground is covered to the depth ol'-live
particularly on the cast and west roads.
Otir Cl|i1'.(’llS are ntakiiig the
best ofit—aud the bells ring merrily.
whole national debt. is said to he less
Our
than sixtv (laws interest on that rif C-‘rcut. t3.;...;..i
-_ ,._
Drtiwtietl frotti ztSz1ilBtiat.
harbor on the IS ult.. Aart,-ti B. Dixvns, aged
37. His body was recovered and interred on
the ‘2.'3t.li inst.
ed‘ I3 ritl;_:eprii't
Tut: \\'.-tit \vt'rtt CntNi\.—'l'liis titiltoly con
iest. with the eoltl-blootletl lnllltlllLlUil_y which
has titarkcd its prtigrcss, are noticed by the N.
Y. Aurora in the following terms of cutting
irony. The article is aiiiietl inure directly at
the pltraseology of the ollicitil cornttttitticatiori
ofilie British Cortintatider, which represents the
result as quite: "lionorablc lo the Biilis/L arms” .’
lftlic Yt'i!tI"f can lititig his mind ititncontact
with the t,'cI;tils of the war, without a ft;-cling of
tlt-iestzitioit at their tyranny and cruelty, all we
liave. to say. is, he ttinst be made of different
tiiaterittl tmt-. '.tli:it we are.
‘Vt-rilt,". \\.'ll.tl cart be more /ionorabel
thztn tltt- z..nnil’iil.:tEoii, by well itppoinlcd,
highly -..isciplino.'l troops, of thotisanrls of
ball tm-ti.-tl and tiinid batbaritiiis.-’ It reqtiit-
ed as much courage to charge a Cllil'lt'SE'
army, as to attticlca flock of sheep, The
rnariner in \‘.‘lllCll the poor Clllt’t(‘ttnt'l'l, armed
only with ttllm:=ll~'lg't‘i1l)lL’ 1t't'.tl.L'lllCClt'S and
cltintsy spears, were cut down by the tuusltet
and rifle bUll’l.S, lJd_VOflt'lS, broad stvords, bomb
shells. rockets ant cannon balls of the Brit-
ish legions, must have been edilyitig to br-
holtl, and was, no (lOltl.‘tl. ‘honorable.’ _
The brilimt style. too, in which ships of
the line and Lil‘ Ilit.'tl Sit’-'.tnlt‘l‘S scattered titt-
miserable war juriks ofthe nctlivcs, will re-
flect itntnortttl honor on the British nav_v.—
I".l0\\'(.‘Vt‘|', the \\’l'l0l(.‘Slllt‘, l.ut 'ltorioi'atile,’
titassacre is concluded, and the Chinese, not
being able to do better, have consented to
pay all the expenses incurred by Great Brit-
tllfl in christising them, and have promised to
be good boys for the future. In order totes-
tify the sincerity of his rcpentttnce, the em-
peror will, of course talre ofl the opititn eni-
bargo, and t‘.-t‘0b:il)l_v t-tke to chewing the
drug himself. So ends the iniquitous war.’
ALEXA.’\'Dl:ZR.-—TltlS murdtrcr has been sen~
tenced to four years solitary cotifit'ie:rieniat hard
labor in the Eastern Penitentiary. Judge Con-
rad stated that this was the term finally agreed
upon bttween bin‘. and Judge Barton. he (Judge
C.) having been in favor ofa longer term. The
prisoner behaved with great iionthalance.
The county jail of Columbia county, N. Y.
is without a tenant. The Republican says this
is truly a triumpit of the Teniperatice cause.
and our Wasbirigionians held a kind of thanks-
giving mecting within the wallsori Sunday last,
Another result of the unwearicd labors of the
friends of tezrperttnce in this county-—so we
are informed——is ti. reduction of $2500 from the
annual county tax.
A Cincinnati paper statestliat the recent lior-
rible treatment of an old lady there by her
children has been dratnatised, and enacted at
one ofthe theatres in that city!
employed. One of them, though he had in an
Mr. Clay arrived at New Orleans on the 23d
ult. ‘ 7
tiiiguartled motnent, allowed liimselfio become
a \Vasliirigt<niaii, has since amply retlcemetl
The follow clerk
reveled iii the same equality of freedom and
Thus appointed and equipped
Now.
At the close of
man «»fl'itt.siitt=.-s Sltttiiltl do, it was found that the
‘yet he did not say be sltottld do so in this school!
A Pm-:st:NT Fort TIIE Nizw Yiz.-tr:.—-Or: the
morning of Montluy. (the day observed as the
New Year’s l'e.~tival) we rr~(-civrtl frt m our old
it superb loafofcalte, prepared with that lady's
well known taste in matters oftbis nature. In
return we tendertlte giver our best wishes
fortlie eltjtynlfiltttllillilfl present Siflisttti. and
lDIlt'l\’ similar (‘HES yr-t to r-nine.
'l‘ir:-: l;i;\.\'KltUi"l‘ l.tw.--—lt1vcr_v tl-‘tv'~ ~5'elv’I_\
adds strcttgtlt to Ill‘: opini tit lll it this luv wil
For the Gazette.
THE LECTUIKER. REVIECWED.
Mr. Editor-I will oul_'.' notice one passrtge in the
I.ecturcr‘s attempt at criiicistn. It is his remark on
the :~:entence, beginning in the 8th line of my article.
Catt it be that he can see no better?
.~:r.-.ic'.-rice allow ltiut to call that an error, which does‘
not appear in the article he professcsto criticise‘!
iThe pttttscs ttftcr ‘go’ and -lecture’ are plainly coin-
ma.-t. This then isoue oftliosc ‘prominentdel'ect:t"! !
LI'iifair and disltonot'-able as this act: is ; still, it sl10'.\'s'l
the Lectttrer in his true Cll7ll‘LlCi€l'. I will now point!
. ottt :1 few elegant and eloquent sentences in the Lee-I
tttrer's article.
not be I't’[)t alt d.
The first sentence shows that its;
compo-_=ei' has it vigorous ititttgiittttioit and a ettltivzt-l
ted taste. Ctirricd away by itttagiitatioii he sees a'
*m:tii,glct.l iitstrtttttettt.’ Good reader, what can he,
have had in view’! Is it my ‘preatitl.-le'! Thenl
with rtttliic.-:s band he has tried to widcit all its‘
tvouiids. Not only is it ntattglcd; lint, it is ‘blecdingl
front every pore‘. Does he refer to his liuislted and
\
This. liotv.-eter, by no merit)? itttrllttles all lllS,lcl:tssic-.tl note! Ireplv thattbe tvpes were set frotiti _'
' the original note without the least mutilation. Dtittst
. c littsely incati to insitittate, that I defaced the note 1;
I repel the dastardly attempt with scorn. '\Vill thei
L.cc.ttrer be i-:ttit_t etiottgu to ittforttt the public in his.’
‘next.’ what kind of an ittiirttlnclll. that is. whicltl
c:tt1 be ‘ntztitgled and bleed from every pore"? '1‘1,,_.l
next sentence shows still ltigltet't»fi'ort. It Ct)ttl'i3‘tt:n«i
ces iit poetic style and was doubtless intended for:
poetry. The contraction of, ‘ltis’. iitto T’is. proves;
this bcyonda clottbt; ari:l when we notice the eontq
ma placed after the ‘T.’ and al .o the ntis-spellitig of]
‘mete’ (meet); perfect conviction ninst follow,,
Great geitittses despise all rules. II-"ho is iittended byl
the ‘gttilty sttll'crer‘?' Does the Lecturer [mean] iitel
I d.3zt_v' the °’1tllt anzl am ttitcottscious of nty stiffer-;
ing at present. Oti this sttppositiott, the L‘t:creiti:rtl
is the ‘.‘vIoL=st-2’.
into which he has tltrttst ltiitisclf. If, Iain the mottse,l
‘then, the Lecturer cottfesses, that he is not only at
stifi'erer’; but. at ‘guilty suli'erer.’ receiving his jnstl
p-atiishtnctit. Let the Lecturer choose. which of;
the two positiotts, he may please to, he will not bel
out ofcltar:tctct' in eitlicr. In the sixth sentence
the Lecturer shows more getie‘.'osit_v. thzttt is ttsnal
for hint to exltibit: for. he lets ‘laiigttagc return to
chaos’ in ot‘de'r that I nt-ty not be forced to help
myself therefrom. (it l'rietitl's) by the aid ofet_vinolo-
;_.{_v and S_‘,'!ltt‘._\:. Kind t'eader, i:ertt.-e that sentence
with care ; for while you live you will meet but few
like it. Tliose who are not ticqttztittted witlt the
Lecturer may think that he cliat'ges me with misrep-
resetttatiott in the fourteetttlt sentence; but, be in-
terizls no such thing. All he would say, is, that he
never used those words in the same order in which
I penned them. I willsliow this to be the true state,
of the case, by 1'el.'1l.il‘lgt1 circumstance coriccrningt
that ‘false sytita:-:.’ At1ton,«.r other qttestioits wlticli, It
proposed on the first evening. the following is one ;l
do you l.f::lCll _vottt'sc-litilars to correct false syittttx I.’
The reply was, it has always been my custom to do;
so. On the evoniitg ofthe discussion the Lecturer‘
exhibited his cztlss. After he had closed the e.\'ei'-
cises, I requested permissiott to give the scltolzirs
some sentences of false sytitzix to eorrr.-ct: but he
refused to let me do it. I then reverted to my ques-
tion on the former evening. He explttined his cott-
dttct, by sayitig. tltat, ttlll‘.0'.1£_,’ll he said, it had been
his cttstotit to teaclt the correction of‘f:tl.~:e s_vti'.'a.\:,’
(The scholars had OllI_Yl'CCitCtl I-HS St‘S't‘I£.\t of grain-
titttr atid parsed a few lines of poetry). The Lee-
turer gloriesiit this mean coittetnptable quibble.-—
It _is perhaps the trap, in which, he caught the tnotise.
ifhe takes the place of the ‘guilty sttfl'ere1'..’ I ltavc.
5fil1anm_];ei- nt-nnftn pt-a.~._.ue. -DtI.=.'i.ng the tliscttsstx-it 1: -
put this question to him; do you claim .'ttttl:oi'ship
for the systcin which you teacli? he replied I do;
and when he took the floor to answer me he used
the following langttage ltllexpltllltllioll ofhis position:
‘I do not consider in_vse|f it l’t.AGt-IRER [plagiary‘| for
I have s'rot.r-: [stolen] notliiitg without credit.-’ I
am obliged to the Loctttrer for his adttiission, that I
have truth on my side. for his first requisition, viz..
‘keep trtttit on your side.’ inevitably implies. that it
is and has been there. I cannot (‘.Om])l'(.'llCll*_’l what
the Lecturer would hint at by the ‘Stolen embrace.’
VVh_v did not that note appear last week‘! no trap
was found, I hope, was there? The Lecturer ac-
knowledges that he has treated Mr. Billllis v.'or.<e
than he has me. I will now merely point out ti few
beauties. The pronoun. ‘it,’ iii the sevcnteetli sett-
tence. refers to ‘as’ in the sixteenth. Tlterc is no
other word, to which it can refer. In the eigliteeiitli
setttettce—‘as’is l11'ltIO the stihiect ofthe verb ‘would
rear,l‘ttiid the period after ‘thtts’ is out of place. (Il
sliouldjttdge); but it fell there. from tltatpepper-lio>:?
and must retiiain. The public. are certainl_v indebt-t
ed to the Lecturer for ltis novel mode ofpnnctttntion.
The twerity §t‘t.‘t)t)tl St‘nlt.’lltI'.‘ is-‘t _r_n:ti1liirt;lt-;ir-
ttess. I would lit-tvever tlistrlaim the luv or.
WlllL'll lltt‘ Lcrttttrer lt.'t< ig7|’lF.'~'H".ll\' itiipiis--rl zitt
me in stylitigz me a ft llow of Yale Ctlllt‘:t_7t?. I
am not one ofthe lioartl rt I“t‘llt)‘.\"S (ll Y. C. I
stop hert-, leavitig tiittiiy _,t_t,l.-iriitg fatilis tttitour.-li
rd. \'~‘ltit'll the Zlllt'l)ll\~"t*. and ititelligeiit rt=.:i.lt~t'
will not fail to (lPlt‘(7l. In that ‘r:e.r’,' Mr. Lt?tf-
ttirer. use the tlictionary with more t.llllgt.'ll(.‘t.‘.
look out the wo-tls ‘nit-te.’ motley‘ grttttttitotts‘
and sclioll.-ii’ and learn how to spell thetn cor-
rectly. W. 15. IV.
In the former coniniunicatiozi of W E \V.
several errors appearetl for which the author
is tint re.spon.~ilile. The first of itttptirtattee is
in the 2:?.l line, where the words “stint or
trter.stirc" is used iitsteatl of “stiiiletl“ ltlt‘.itSttt"‘ ,
in the 27th line "itttprti-tr~iit” is used for "int
puclcnl." and in the 31st, "except is used for
°'accc1)l."
We were not fully sensible that every "nice
olIi2tice" would be compelled to bear its coin-
ment, or we should have been more deliberate, 8:
consequently more Correct. The cotrimntzicn
tion irt our last. that of J C I3. so the one in this
number. of W E V’, we have made as f=.iithfu|
transcripts of the originals, as practicable.
VVedo not think the matter in coritrover.~:y
is of sufficient interest to fill our coluitiris with
from week to week. After another article
front .1 C B, we shall transfer the whole to
our atlvertisiitg columns, where the lielligercnts
may continue their \\'?ltf‘:tt'€ till the "oracle ol
doom” by paying for their articles at the usual
advertising rates.
t\-IARRIAGES.
In St. I’aul’s Church, Nortvalk,on the 1st
inst. by the Rev. Dr. Mead, Alonzo S. St. John
to Fanny R. Bell.
In Ridgefieltl. on the 25th ult. by the Rev.
Chas. Crittenden, M r. Charles B. Staples and
Miss Sarah M. Stevens, both of Ridgelicld.
It: Ridgelield. on the 151 inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Crittenden, Dr. G. \V. Ruby. ofiliis town,
and Miss Catharine I5. Beers. of \Vestt:.ort.
lit Wilton on the 23d. tilt., by the Rev. Mr.
Bangs, Gerirge Herrick of Newark N. .l. to
Cltarlotte. daughter ofGeorge Mead fornterly of
\Viltoti.
lo Bridgeport, on the 25th ult., by the Rev.
Mr. Hunter. Mr. Stephen Sherwood to Miss
Susan VV. Brown.
In Bridgeport. by the Rev. G. S. Coit,nn the
25th ult., Henry Osliorrie and Mary J. Griffith.
In Starriforrl oti the 2lst.. ttlt., by the l{t~v.J.
\V. Alvtirtl. Mr. John A. Scofield toMis~C-.itti-
erine Hoyt. all of Staniforrl.
In New York, oit the 2151 tilt. by the llut-.
W. W. Eve-rts, Matthias Rotltcrferth, to .\.lis'sl
Sally M‘i'ls. both ofthistown. l
patron attd linspititble friend, Mrs. Mary Nash.
Can his eon-,
l:.it tlt-,‘ t!Ittll'll of Norwttll;
,claims for setiletiient.
l.~‘2lltl time. will
DEATHS.
Wit. i\'lalit=ttable Scott, ftgrtl .51 years.
On tlte‘23 Mr. Uriah Johnson.
In \-Veszoti. oti the 19th. ult. Julia. F. Gay
tlauoiitcr of John and Alina Gay. Mrs. Julia
M. Nichols, wife of Henry B. Nichols. aged
2l years.
In Dattbtiry. on the 30-lt ul!., Mr. Erastus
larir-0. :tr_rr-tl almttt -l(l.
/__ E131:-"iT‘§. P.e.—50 lilils. Albany Ale.
L -'n 5-3 per ti;ttrt:l. kept ¢~ot:stattt|_y rm ltutttl
llft-l fir ,~.iIlC‘ by [i‘;;gD_ _*_~‘_.-p, Jnu_\'.
' AISENS.-—lllll .5. and wtiott: boxes. new
- crop. bttncft Ila sins. for sale by
I~‘rtt-:n. S1‘ Jr-rt.\'.
_'- "E5331 Uii.--'3dU gttliotis tvtttter lilcatrhtstl
Speriii Oil, for sale by F. ST .loaN.
SE‘ L{3Ii'J'2't§.—-5i) >tl])rtfl'lntf li-it-ticsit-r
l«‘|our. for sale by F. S1‘ Joit_\'.
Ntirav zlk. Jan. 3. ISIS}.
*1 0}? Sale.-—'l‘li:tt well knowti valuable
property Called (,I't'f',¢_'ltf_‘y"S Point. SllU=,llFtl
hurlinr. is tllIl"rt‘Ll liir
salt: at a liitrgtain. l_t mitisisis tif7aei'es I-'5 roo'|.~
ofg-.«~.tl l:-.t:«l. \\'tlll it l)Ull(lHtl_' tH‘:tl'l_\’ new and (t
t_I=itil Slmlltttlttlill l.)Ht1'l\'. Tli:-lttttt1ltiii:‘l btiiltlit:,t_i
wtli he snltl lfl:__[t3ll]t‘l' or :sep:ir::tt: as will suit thi-
Appty ti) N. S. ll.tit.i-zv.
W'est Side-tlic I’:.'itl;_-e.
i\’-nrwiilk. Dec. '29. 13453 I
K, SSi~GN}3E’S S1330. —-By virtttt:ttft.c.rtaitt
‘Ea
tlt-er~-es of Bat‘ikrttptt:y and orders of sale
by the {loo D s'i'ict Court of the. United
States for tie Districts fCoititrt-tit-tit, the llil(lt.'t'-
' plIi.:i:il Assigiiee of litttikrtipt t'stat(?s
fiir l“£IIFlfltl county, will sell at Pill-lit.‘ Atictioti
at tho lluii-l_. f I)/'l\.lItI_ Sir-\'r»iisriii in Ntirwnll: on
t‘vit'intlav the 9th day of J:ititiar_v. lS—l3. at 2
t~.‘t:lor-lg: P. -.\'I. all of the lttlt‘t't:’s‘l of -Vlartiti
Kali Il"l~t.'ll in .itid to real estate, sittiutctl iti said
Nu-rt\:ilk.
Will also lll‘. sold at the same time and plact».
all rig/tl title: anrlitlercsl of (Pcurge lfertl. of
Diirit-rt in and l:)(.‘t:t'li.llil real estate. situated in
said l)at'ieti.
Will tll~t) he sold ;mmr~tli:iiel_\, tltcrcnfter at
'r._.
liltls
t)tll't'l'i3l.\"tl’.
r
s't_r.t'tl
Nt)t‘\\ izlk. sundry article-s of Ctiettiit-rt? Muttufac
tun-. t\'r~. l“l-:l«ZtIEltlCK S. \\'tt.ti\t.tt.\'.
LIST OF LE-}'l"E‘EI?S
Reniriii..in_=_r iii. I/ze Pusl Oficri at Nor-u'a/ilr.
Jtzizuary _/irst. I843.
.\l*?I\’l". ll l'l.'-I rit-t. (~Iill)t-.rt Guy T
i’virlow I‘:llZ'1l.iCll(l‘fL'.t‘Il Stir.-th
Beers Bx-tsr-y I-lamiltnii S 0
Brown Jatiics llyatt llt=itr_v M
litltlle \Vttt l-Itgliee John S
l'.if‘.tl_ilmltl Charles lrwittg John \-V
Blake G L Kelly John
l’-tirr Witt L I;'|l'li\\'(lO‘I A
llticl.'iii_gliati'i. O:,ft.l('D cnlmckwnotl John S
Bretintiti -.\'l:try l\’lood_v T J
Brush llctsey .\Iorsc John '2
Curtis He .ry Martin Mrs C
Ctiltiti .\l Ogden \\’tit
Douala Joliri l’latt Ilzivttl
li)epeysLcr G L Qtiitnliy A M
Duttttti ll(I\i liitrlianls (lttatlr-5
l)iil"llllZl:] John Ricliardson Mrs
D: t'etll![l ItI.ilttn \-Vilstitt Syltttster
lflititt ll. \Vltilittg \Villi;-itn
I’.-rstitts calliiig for the Zllztivt‘ lcttr-is uill
pl:-:t-e s-tv llte‘*\'1ll‘(‘$lIl\‘Pt'llS8.l. (7 l-.-\A(2~‘ P M.
,6 SS§G?c"EE’Si SALE.--By \Il’lltC ol
fgt ct-rtatit dt-crees of Ifiattkrtiptcy and ortler.-
ofsztle by the llttti. District Court tiftlit’ United
Siftttrs tiir the District of Corinrctit-tit, the tin
tler.~i«_»uitl, AS‘:l€li(‘t‘ iii liatiltrtiptt-y. \\ ill sell at
Put iii“--‘.l££'.Li1).'l.at.Il]fl_dLCJ,1IK1.H,lllIlI<l* if llrv-x.
ltinli Niclttils i'l \Vestport on Tues "try, the lU=li
slay of .lti:ttiat'y, 1343. at 9 o'clock. A. '.\I.. all
of the iiitt-.rt-st of the said llrzt-ltiali Nit-litils iii
and to real estate iit said \\-’estport. \\’ii| also
be sold at the same time and place all .'iJ,lll and
bile atid ititerest of Seth Squire of \\"esttio in
and tocertaiti real estate sittiatr-d in \Vt-son.
lt‘itt:tii-:izicK S. \\'tt.o.-.i.-t.~:.
D-ttlitiry Dt~c.3(l. IS-I2. I
IF} Hit; tjtturt of Probate for the dtstritt to
j. i.\’nrwzilk. |iat'rt limited and allou-ed six
months front the date hereof, for the (.:fl‘Llll()l'S
to the estate of
Daznitl .-Wmrl.
Norwalk, dcccasetl. to cxliibii their
Those who iieglect to
present their accoutits, properly atteslcd, within
be dcbarrcd a recovery. All
t)t3t‘st)tI..~‘lt|tlt‘l)‘.Ctl in said estate, are retpit.-stud to
late of
[make iuit-tietlinte payment to
Cii.tr.t.r-ts 'l‘ttou.ts. Executor.
Ntirt\':illt. Dec. 29. lb-I3.
FOR sale C.‘lteap—.-\
qtiatitity of urll uitttle tiiett’s
coarse liotits. for sale very cltcap
-. to suit the tiittes——pricc 32,7£5.—'
Also kipp do, S3.00—tlot.lile soles and vaitips
wziter prnofgt=.tttlentcti‘s do, for -$5.00
Just rcceivetl a iiaiitlsottioassortuient ofRtib-
liers, ctiiisistitig of Latlit-s,’ trimtitctl arid soled in
goat] style. Also gertilerttetfs do. of lirst ratt-
quality.
The stibscrilier has constantly on hand an
as«nrt.'tit:tit of Ladies and chiltlrett’s slioe.-5. for
sale low to suit the times. 50 pair of tllocka
sills‘. ititctidctl partictilatly for ritlittg both for
(.-‘reutlt-.tiieti and Ladies.
'.l‘lte thanks ref the utitlersigttrstl are returned
to his patrons and the public for their favor and
support «luring the past year. 1342. For the
ttew year \\'llICll we have now entered tipoti he
looks for cotitititiattce of their pUlrt.)ttZ1g(‘&l‘l:SUl\'t_’S
bv Z‘lS‘.ltlltUUt~: attention to tilt: wants of the public
tnmcrit their support. IIENIKY HAVDI-LS.
Norwalk, Jan. 3.1843.
For New York.
\VlN'l'lCl{ .’\RR.'~\N(i'cll\IENTS.
HE Sloop .luli~t. Capt. G. Grtitnman, will
leave the landing at lfivc Mile Ilivcr. for
_;;m;e.~ Slip, New York, on 'l‘l'inrstlay the 29th
inst. -tritl rzontintie makirig her trips in about teti
tltiys tttttil further notice. Frciglil and market-
ing ofcvety (lest.-riptiott received on the most
l':tvoral.ile terms. Apply to the Captain on
boant or .-it the store of the suhscrilicr.
Witt. C. S.ni.\its.
Notwalk. Dec. I8. 1342. 5l
For Sale, A small Farni con
taining alioui twenty acres ofgnnti
laitd consisting of plow. pasture.
meadow and wood land. with a
House. Barn and other out buildings thereon.
situated in the town of New Canaan. about 3
miles frotn the village. It is a gnorl_location for a
niccliatiie. and the property will be sold low,
and payment made easy. lfa sale is not elIect-
ed bv the first of April next. the property
it will then be rented for the ensuing year. For
further particulars. iuquire,_of tliesubscriber
Srizrtitzrt l:IAri:s.
South Nnrwallt. Dec. 26, 1842. 2m52
001)! VVOODE 1-—-The subscriber
has entered ittto an arrangement by
which he will keep on hand for sale, wood of
various qualities in quantities to suit purchasers
—from an armftill to a cord. I-lisdepot is at the
Borough Pound. in Gibbs‘ Lane.
Stitwtu. Srsvrits, Agent.
Norwalli, Doc. 26. 1842; 52
In this town oti Tuesday morning 27th., ult..
E/“erg; Eerie
— Staplle Dry Goods, \\lli('ll will be
Sattiiictts: Fiitiirtcls. ail Cnltirs;
ostiallv kept in a Dry Goods istttlilislttitent.
Septeirilicr 25. I312.
Cfemé it ts, G E rt-ss,
AND
‘IA§§'.i‘§iEN-'\’vV.-KIEE.
AT CITY \Vll()I.l‘iS.—\l.E PRICES.
T ‘I.. & J. ll. I’et.~k. have itt store a large‘-
- o :-ttitlsplt.-titl.tl il7!S’)rlllll'l‘tl of the above
Uoiitls wliich Ctt.'lllll'$llH'Ul to stall tit prices nittt-li
ltiwcr than can be had at arty othrr t?Sl&i|l|llSli~
merit in the e.iuii'ry. Call and see before pur-
CltttSi"il_t r*lu.0\vi‘('rP. Oltl ‘Vt-ll. Ahril
I’;'e't.v ‘washitsg mtacfittinc 1
Ill‘; sutist-ri'tier htts ptirt-liasetl litr the
(Iotiuty of l-‘aiilieltl, a Part-.nt I-light for
iiiaritifiicttititig and vctiditi; ti titacliitte for \tttsl.~
iit.tr I-l---it-~-~ nu-_v stml nttlnn-ly tlllIi“l'P]|l firtint z!ll\'
tltiiig that has ever been llIll'l)tl'l(."‘tl It) the public,
nlllll1".l\'lllQ' tist-.tl it it: his own faniily for the lttst
eiglit ttiotttlis. he can \' illi C’llllIlt‘l’1l.‘(*f rt-cum
lllt‘tl(l it to this t.-otiitiiuiiity. The etiiistruciititi
is :'ltHt.'l('v lirttl the tipvrtitiott so easy that any
one iitrty use it ; and the best of all is. it will
tint it-jlllff the finest linen r-r cttitibtic. It does
its utitk well (Hill with great f.tr:i,'tty. The best
t-.vi:lo--tire of its tltrril-6 is a fair trial. and this is
He otvris_.tlie1t. the predicament; the rti:ittt2l'o:iory pt‘ {‘,].m;,, [{21ll‘.{l.-i~('ll in saitl Just \\'lliIl the tititlersigitctl liespeiiks liirit. Tliei
iititelainc ttiay he extirititit-tl tit the stores of \\’m
(I Street. and Cliailt-s lsztacs, or at the shop of
llit’ Slll!I~‘Cl'IlH'T. I).\.\'l!-IL -ll lt‘i-:t-.oU.~.o.\'.
Nttrtv.-illt. Iieri. I9. I542 — iii
F033 S1!5e.—-—'l'lt_e stibsciitit-i
oliisrs l’ rsalc it ()ttrtititti‘s t-stnlilisli-
,._ iii in .7oii~i_~tiri'_t of ti lltirst-, \\’:t_g-
t on. and I-lririicss, a drny, and dump
t-art. wliit-ii will be sold at a bar~
I:'.s.q tire ill. Autos I3.-trues. ;\'tirt.\'tilk.
IIHIABS ‘Btnaics.
3 -3'3
Bun-llt-s l’ S 1. Nail ll-uls-._jost received
iitt-l for .‘~‘ltlt' by \\"M. (I 5'-'i‘RI-:ti'l‘.
flillli.
D ittltttry. Dec. 96 I842.
?.
*0'i"XC}I3.—.-\t| pr-mitts liav n_<_r ttttseitlctl
Al. 3l’('tI:|[il$ sttititliiig on lllt' l-tit:-ks of the
II in. T 5--ti». tletzt-_:t.~;ctl. ttt’:! lit-reby llllllflhll
that tiiilt:.~s: s ttletl l-t-liirt-. the I5 lt til .l:ttttiar_V.
(it xi. tlit-y tvillposi-'ii:cI_t/ :ind u'il:'tt.uIr/isliiic/ioiz.l
be put iti soil. The .tCl(fF.m<17l «fl/ic estate in st‘
be rlusc-cl_/Li‘!/iiL~2’.'/i.. (Y. Iil~"~’l-‘l.l.. Adm !tl:\
'I‘. ll. l3U'I‘J.Elt,§ trators
N-ir\\:ill-Z. I‘-N7. I8-I3
To Biactcsztiiittttst
@§:§l.éi.ii§.E:aIs ®€§.£%Za!-
I00 (,.'lt:ilrlroi-s of Slip:-riot‘ '
VIIF§G.1?~‘IE.€\ C 0.1 L!
lll‘l Stilist-tiliers linvc joist ret-eivetl Ilzc
l1l)t)\'8-Ctllll. and are now prt.-part-d tn
scll froiii the _\'.'ttd ti stipcri-ir article lowr.-_r than
everlir-fort» t-lfcrt-tl. for cash. ’l‘lto.-c_: who art-
in watit. will do \\ ell to call and rvaiititie the-
above for the-t't'iselve.~: T L & J R l’t’-Jcti.
South Nnruallt. l)t‘f‘. IS-I2
E R. S3‘E~3t‘£Eil’.i'ttE.&.‘.‘t”.’s‘ Ziieailicated Loz-
_ C?ti‘.g€‘S.—-—Sliet'tii:itt’s Cong,-lt Lt-zcti;,rt 5.
it sure E‘lttl rlIt~r-trial remedy for c itiglis. t-eld.~..
cotisoitiptititis. (Ye. Slit-rrnatt's wortii lt‘?.r'tl;-_’t‘$.
the only (:!‘rl.'-titt woriii tlt>.-.troyitic tiietlit-itie ever
«list-o\'t'rt-tl; .‘.‘ilieriiiatt's r-aittplinr lI7.C!lQI‘S for
the ittt-tictltate relit fol sick or nervous lieatlitche,
piilpitzttinn oftltre ht'ar:. and all llt‘f\‘(tt)Stli.*i(“i.lh(‘S:
Slit rtitati's comp. orris toutli pti.-tr-. inst receivctl
by W IS Bissi:i.t..
Nttrttrflt. Dec. 5. I542.
ezuty Irizsrle Ctotflaiitiig.-’l‘ l. &J R
I’t(.'k li.tvr-jtist receivt-tl 21 lot Over Contst.
l’utit:iltitttis. Vests, &t.-., which will be sold very
low for cash.
S-ttitli t\‘nrw:ilk. Dec. ISIQ.
fciiteap €yi!‘0C€3E"ICS.
IIYSON, Young llyson, llysnn
ll‘-"""“"""f Skiri,S:iuclionn arid Pouchotin Teas;
53°’ t 5- v - b
Q"ll' l.\e.v Orleans bi Crotx.browti Ila-
3.lt~.llll‘l‘~'Jl"-il- vatina. Loaf and cruslied Suearsg
/-
.\It)lll:-‘St‘$; Java I.42l_Q_ltlt‘tl and Cuba CofIce;
l<‘lotir. Btittcr. Cliecse, Lard, Rice, M tickers-l.
S'ri:td. Cotllisii, Pork and other articles gent.-rally
Fotiud in a groccryatore. which will be sold low
for cash by T. L. 55 .l. Ii. I’t~:(:K.
South Nnrwalk. 1812.
6 - SHJEEGEE-BELLS &’1‘..
D-iz Sleigli Bells. assorted for 00 to 10
75 do do do do oti straps.
30 do Skates. various qualities.
Steel l’l:i'ed and cast Sleielr Shoes, for sale
Dec. I0. I843. by \Vitt. C. STRP-II-‘.'l‘.
ENDIA Rllliber Sltoesijtist rem’-i\'e(l and
for stile by T L 85 .l K PI-ICK.
t0ALE Con t!——$5 Per 'l‘on.-——l()tt
-nus superior Lclii,-glt Coal. just rcceivr-0
and for sale by T L 451. J ll l’t:CK.
The above coal ia wii.ri'auted to be of a stipe
riorqnality.
South Norwalk.Der:.1Sali2.
TAKEN III’ by the sub-
. scriber. on the 2d December, inst,
two yearlings, both, red. one rt
- steer. and the othera bicfer. No
1tt'|iIIt:i-'tllHutl{>‘. The owner is requested to
prove prtperty, pay charges and take them
away. Ul£l\'RY S'1‘.JOHl\‘.
\Vi|tnn. Dec. I4. 1342. - 51
* SCHOOL and Classical Books.-
Now oti band and for sale wholesale and
retail by the subscriber, a large assortment of
Scliool and Classical Bricks, comprising every
book used in the schools in this place and vicin-
ity. iri every departtnetit oflearning. of the best
editions.-all of which were bought for cash
and will be sold as low as at any other Book-
store in the County. Also writing and eyphcr-
ing books. blanks for liook-keepitig, black and
blueirik of superior quality. inltstands. steel
pens. paper. scales and dividers. &t-. &c.
Nov. 1, 1842. J A Wt-:i-zn.
FOR Sale.-——Six Single \Vagons, entirely
ttew, on Eliptic Springs. with two seats,
which will be sold very low. Also. for sale, all
kinds of Carriage Lace, Carriage Trimmings,
Eliptic Springs, wagon and carriage Hubs of
all sizes, constantly on hand. Carriage makers
supplied at New York prices, by C. ISAAC8.
Norwalk. Oct. 10. I842.
RESH ’l‘e.'.1s.——-Five chests Iilys-on.
- Young Hyson and Souchong Teas, just
. received and for sale at low prices by
T L &: J R Pscx.
?lS~tlfllll(‘ltl nttty be found Plain and Dititntttttl Beaver Llotbs; Brozdclotlts;
IItllltllfl7:Ill£‘.\".
l_u']lltC.s'; (Iliallies . \‘t."orsto-tl l’laids; Gitiglitttns; l"ritits; 'Tit‘l.itigs'; Sher-tugs ; Shirtings ;,
Linr-us: Lace and .l")r.<iw Courts. in tvrry vuiit-ty.
l.‘iU
portant.’
assesses. sztmtvaroti
New Fall and bifinter Dry Goods!
fits mes libaileriyi &é”;Co.
AVE Just returned from New York with a Large and Fresh ‘supply of Fancy and
sold at urprt-cedented low prices. Among the
Cnssimcrcc;
.-\l:ip:it.-as; Metinris; Alapines; Muslin dc
Cord.-t. Beatertccns, and evety article
Carpets I Cttr,-gets t I Just rm--ivml. tt large Supply of very Cheap Carpeting.
Persotis wisliing to pttrclirise any article in the Dry Goods or Carpet line. drccnrncstly soli-
t‘l=t?(l to call. for we know we liavc the means of selling cheap. viz. Buying Cheap.
J.-\~.\tES MALLORY 6: Co.
Opens This Day
Pounds Calico at 25 cents per pound.
I00 Blue Brotulclotli Vests at 47 cts.
do do_ Round Jackets $1 25.
I000 ytls Czititon Flannel at 6;} cents.
2000 " white. red and yellow wool do. as-
sorzctl qualities. .
Ittgrtiitl tltirpets. Tufted Rugs, French and
I-Jnglislt Merinos. Broad Cloths, ‘Cassimercs
Sattinetts. &r-. &r-. die.
\V¢«stptirt. Dec‘. 6. 1342. 3M9
CARi).——M r. Btssizi-: returns his thanks
J . to the citizeris of Norwalk for the liberal
patronage he has received since his arrit.al.and
inf.ii'ms the public generally that he. has remov-
ed ltis paitititig-rotttri frotn the Norwnlk Hotel -
to the house fottnerly occupied by Mr. Finney
a few steps nnitli of the above Hotel. Mr. B:
flutters liittisclftliat the few specimens be has,
to he iteeti tit lti.. room. will convince every per-
sons at all acquainted with the Fine Aug, that
an opportunity is now offered (probably for the
first time in this place.) ofproctiiing likenesses
(‘.qtl.‘Il tnriuv thing that can be afforded iii‘ the
City of N. Y. or elsewhere, at mtideratei-prices.
Ntirwalk Dec. 12. I841.
Mutual Insurance Company‘.
HARTFORD. CONN.
H E stibscribcr is still agent for said Com~~
p:tn_v for this. and the ztdjoittitig towns.-—
All) pt-tsnn u isliirig to be insured in said com-
pnriy. by leaving word at the store. ‘of Griiman
& tL‘n., or iii the stihscril>er’s residence, will be
ttttetitl.-d to without delay. Those who have po~
llt~_y.s‘ cxpiriitg in said Cuinpatiy, in the towns of
i\'orwalk. t.'\'cw Canaan. Wilton, VVesion, West-
unrt. and Dt}l‘lt‘tl during the winter, will be
called or) by the subscriber prcvionslo Iheirex-
pirtttittn for l'(‘l'it‘VVZ]l. L. M. STEVENS.
t'\or\vall., lee. I2, 1342. 30150
N. B. illllt‘. stiliscrilier will give I25 cls per
bnsliel for wood ashes and take them from
ttwellitigs within it rettsntizible distance from the
50
} MOULTON .
l
!
liritlgc. ‘Cord triay be left at Stephen Oli.n~
steatl's. L, M, 3,
'~ EVE’ Establishment.-—Tlic stibacrih
.. ber has erected 3 Saw Mill and Carriage
Sliup.t:b«~ni half a‘tnile from Norwalk Bridge,
tit-ar t‘~let\-tow:.i Turnpike. where he intends to
do all kinds of sawing. Carriage making and
f€‘p§lil'It!g. The tnachinery for sawing-is supe-
rior to almost any in the Cottnty or State. hav-
ing three kit;d.~t of saws. Connected with "th'e'.
attmc is a turning lathe with wtiich most kinds
oft-.iriiitig uill be done. It is also intended to
at-v.nn-tnorlat'e the public With Blacksmsth work
of ttiost de=criptions. By reasonable chores.
assttlutiy mid prurnptiiess, be iritendsio ‘secure’
at slirire of public patronage. Joe. SHEPHERD. i
Nnrwatk. Oct. 18. tS=t;3. » 43
N. B. The §Ul3.':t.'l'il)(‘l' is also preparing at.
his estziblislittit-nt to cut shingles to any di-
trtetistons. and in qtinntitv in suit t‘llsl|:)tne|’fl,
LNIANACS for 1 S -1 3--United
4 States lt.Ze;.,"ister.-~'l‘Iie Whig Alma.
H86 ft!’ 1343. cnnttiiuiug a Calendar adapted in
tiny State. in the Utiion, a biography of Henpy
Clay and other valuable matter.
The Ftttitily Cliristaiu Almanac for I843.
'l‘bt.- United States Almanac for 18-13. con-
lillltiitg the ct.-Sans of 1840, &c. for sale by
J. A. Wmzn.
E YE Stlllfs.-—Caniwond. Logwood, Nic.
‘ _ “Witl. Hyper Nic. Wood, Red Wood.
F tistir-. Matlder by the barrel or less quantity
Blue Vitriol. Red Tartar. Indigo Verdigris. Al-
utii. (Iopperas, Extract Logtvood. &c.. for sale
I""‘9ti. for cnnh nnlv. l>_V J A “''|-:i:n. '
' LARD LAMPS.
doz 1!Icrel1ouse’sPatent Lard
Lamps, assorted pattet'ns—lhe best and most
approved article made, and highly recommend-
ed by tlie following persons. viz: Lanson “’il-
CUM D- \Vood'~vortb, Detroit. Also by
Lucius Abbott, H C Tliurbcr,
' ‘homes Pnltncft C Aug. Trobridge,
Samuel P Brady. T B W Stocluon.
For sale by the subscriber wholesale and
retail. at the manufacturer’s prices.
S'ri»:rtu-zrt F. Mii'.x'.s. Agent
' for Fairficld County.
Norwalk, (Old V/Vell) Nov. 1. 44
HE Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk. bath limited and allowed six‘
months. from the date heraof for the creditors to
the estate of ~ ‘
Step/ten C/tic/tester,
late of New Canaan deceased. to exhibit their
accounts litr settlement. Tlinse who ac-gs
Icci tti present 'iheir.claints, properly attested
within said time will be debated a. recovery.—
All _|'I€’-ISOII5 indebtedtosaid estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL DI-IAN, Jr. Executor.
New Cannnri. Dec. 2. I842. «~49
ORANGE and Pine-Apple Pre-
serves.—A few jars of very fine Pine
Apple and Orange Preserves.-jnst received
and for sale by Jomv Bu;mAu,,_
smoking and chweing Tobacco, by the gross
-—Snufi' by theytr. atwholesale prices. b
T L 8:. -J R Pack.
16 Doz. Cast Steel Axes, various pntteiop,‘
just received and for sale to dealers at
\V. C. S'l'!t}2'£‘l'. “
run it nfact ttrr-.r’s prices, by
NOTICE.-—Tbe subscribe
A would give notice to'bis'friendsand
the public in general. that he has
taken the machine sltop;in*tl_ie_
« Cotton Mill. a few rods above the
Bridge, where he will be in readiness to attend _
to orders for building machinery. and all
kinds of G-faring._-Building-’_Models~ for any,
new kind of irtacltinery, and any other wort;
usually done in a machine shop. Helwill also
r.v_ive. his attention to repairng of the -vgz_irit.uts¢_
klnds of pumps now in use. His work will be
done with dispatch and in a w9rkman—likr
manner. . A _C Aniionn.
Refer toxCIta:. Isaacs. or Left’ Clark." ,
Norwttllt; Dec’: -1, I841. ' 5,5
. NUFF as 'l‘obacco.—Mrs G B Millei"s ~~ A
Norwalk Chronicler