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NORWALK GAZETTE.
\Vcrlncsday, January 18, 1843.
Tm: Ni-zw ENGlNE.—-our village on Thurs-
day last was the scene of considerable anima-
tion and interest. "The Boys."_ assisted by a
liberal contribution among our citizens. have
recently purchased the machine belonging to
company 31 ofthe city of New York, "to sup-
ply the place ofilie old No. 1, of iliis borougb_
Thursday was the day for the delivery and
trial ofthe purt.-liase. She arrived by the boat
in charge of three of the old company. \Ve
understand that one condition ofihe sale was
that she should was/i,or overflow No. 2. receiiily
purchased by the borough. Both compatiies.
therefore, prepared to do their best. A large
niiiiyberof citizens assembled to witness the
trial. No 2 was first put upon the suciion,and
to the Mexicans.
the ships lwoa and Rocliestcr. European news
six d-av-‘ later has been received. birt we’ have
nothing ofany interest. The news frotu Chitin
played itito No. 31. Five miautts we believe
was the time fixed. The struggle c-tmmencetl
in right good earnest, and continued somewhat
overtlie time. Though the water increased.
as we are told in No. 31. No. 2 failed to wash
her. The order wasthen reversed. and 31 took
The struggle again comniencctl
niost obstinately. This was the
the suction.
decisive
is confirmethand the manufacturing interests ant
trade and commerce generally, were rather more
promising. A A
Tm: Counr 01-‘ INQUIRY. ir the case oftlie
Somers niuii _v. is still proceeding with its ex-
amination of witnesses. tlt-‘tii,¢_t_l'i the list has been
iiearly gone through with. The evidence atl-
m~irn-ent. The Boys put iii the strokes lusiiiy,
but uiifortunaiely a rivet ofihe cbaiii of their,
machine flew out, and the two minutes struggle
only filled No. 2. about half up. The break-
down was soon repaired er. the strife renewed. It
coniinu'rl about3sninutes&res-.ili'tl ii the triumph
of No. 31 and "The Boys." The cheering and
hiizz-iiiig was pretty tall for ii time. and when
it siihsidcd, we are told left some sour feelings.
As No. 2 is unwilling to give the inatier tip in
its present ptisture. another trial is to come off
this week. We siip_pos-e.i'riis intensely interest.
i'ngqut=sIioii will then he tl€‘t'itl= d, at least for
the time.
The Bri lgepori Fartirer coiiiiniics it vapid
and Iliiiisv clt-fcrisc ofGt-ti. .l:i:*ksou’s ctii'r€!l".V'
i
tiiikeriiig, iittakiug itself ridiculous by its puny
attempts at argnuicnt. and 'l(‘..~‘pi(.'Etl)lLf by its total;
dnced leads to the (.‘(‘tf‘lL:lll..-'lt)ll that ‘Capt. Mac
Kc’ ziefs oonduct will be sustained by the tri-
htttial before wlticli it is passing in review —'
The. testitnoity is siitlit-icnt. in our opinion to
justify the conduct ofihe cotnmandcr before any
a
civil or tnilitary court in the. land.
PICKINGS or rail: Puiimc Goosi-2.-The
Madisonian says that Blair and Rives of the
Globe have drawn from the U. S. Treasury
the following snug sums:
1832-33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . $41083 37'
]834-35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . 40 635 80
1836-37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . 130.017 5'3
1338-39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 33,663 11
1340-41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .195,944 51
18-1'2--—Ai'eai's of Senate Printing . . . _ . _ _ .27.282 68
184‘2—Priiiting oftlio Sixth census. - - - .137,316 14
Total ....... .'_ ............... ..so13,94323‘;
To wltici‘. is in he ad.lt;tl a large bait of
(lisitpaitlcf ll'.r'Jr':‘:il!:(‘SS. mil its rest,-ii to p:‘*ll_\' l 5~'9S.-3-15 S5 a;'tpro,'iriiitt-il fit‘ a tlclit-it*i‘icy last
false.-hood to clear its Si-zitis oftlic zitigc-i" hole
Ihrnugll whit-li .t is t-riii'ipelc<l to criiwl.
‘””‘T‘7777T"..c
l‘nir..tn: LPIHA .l-.i«.-as -—-£’tr:t-tti°.ti:lt~-t-
. t- , _ - '3~
been the site-tic ol {ltl0ll:r"f <:i-;-;i-.rt_t_lnl lxiut
llfiéié
5
l
Thetltsiutltaitct:(-titi:ii.t:tit-~.tl attioirg the \\‘t’ttt\‘<"l'~i
ulio ILll‘lt(tt_l out in ltttitt‘-ltlitltltf ”"”~‘l3«'“‘- l’“”l"f=‘
all tilttio.-itint: at tlcl‘li.r,t-t:. The ‘new -St will.
\\1l..ll }I(llll1l8l't.‘il§ posse, iii :lllt>’!ll,’llt'i_<_t to quell
tip; nutbmak, was l_rt-air-ii l't't;tii the ,L1l‘ti[lt;ll tiiitl
S8flt)|t.~'l_\‘ injured. 'l‘lie. l‘!t‘-lt‘l'5 tiisiiiittiitit-tl their
ground and (-oiitliincrl their tit?Sll’H(‘.llV(‘ opera
tioiis for some two or three day 'l‘lie. tiiihit-ii'\'
anti
fear of the critirsoti flrw tiiarkcd their coiidtrct
an this“; on prrgxiorrs orca;-rintis. We shall not
hear the last ol'ihr_-so disorders until a bold and
decisive policy is adopted. and the mobi.cs art: Over 100 to 220 miles
.addressed from the iiitizzle of a few cninpanics
_r,f nqusketty. A cotifc-reti:e liavttig been enter-
. ,. .5 . ‘ - .
ed upon between the -ivcitvcrs and their eutploy-
‘ers, peace has been rest0tt“d-
._____T___. ,
The Whit; State Convention assembles at
Hartford this day. Wednesday.
ble_ to guess who the candidates will be.‘ For
(ioverttoi, we have heard the names of several
gentlemen spoken of. -The most prominent
we should jtidge are those of Gen. Kimberly. of
New Haven. and Judge Bissell.ofthis borough.
\Ve are una-
IVlAss.tcnusii'm‘s LEGlSLATURl~2.—0Ul' news
of last week was up to near the close of the
proceedings ofihe House on Friday. at which
time they had not been able to elect a Speaker.
On Saturday morning, according to the Boston
Transcript, the House proceeded totlie 4thb2il—
lot. The whole number of votes cast 350
Necessary to 8 choice. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 176
Seth Thomas had ...................... - - 175
Thomas Kimticlllt - . . - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 172
Daniel P. King. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -3
and therefore. there was no choice.
Mr. Kinnicutt rose. and in very decided lan-
giiage.'declined to be any longer a candidate.
Col. Thomas followed Mr. Kinnictitt, with
some remarks to the effect that he should not
decline being a capdidatye. but left himself en-
tirely in the hatids of his friends.
The fifth ballot wastlien proceeded in.
’W1;o]e number of votes . . . . . . . . . - - . .... . . 351
‘Necessary to a choice. . - - - - . ----------- - - 176
Daniel P. King, of Daiivers, had . . . . . ----.. 176
-Lewis Williams. ---------- --------- --172
Seth Thomas. -------------------------- -- 3
Mr. King was declared to be elected, and he was
conducted to the chair. '
Committees were then appointed to notify
the Senate and Governor of the organization of
House.
. IN. Biiurtitur--rcv.—-—Froiri a report by the
Secretary of State made to the Senate, it ap-
pearstliat there have been in 14statessoti1ething
over 20,000 petitions in bnkruptcy filed since
the enactment ofihc law.
"Wei-mi: AM _I TO Go ?"—-In the House of
Reps. in Congress. on \Vedncsda_y last. Mr.
Bmvne, of New York, aficrilectttring the [loose
for having been engaged in a political debate.
abusing Mt. T_vle.r,‘&.c. in reply to a remark of
Mr. Weller of0hio, that ‘no democrat would
accept ofiice under Mr. Tyler surrounded by
such it Cabinet.’ observed that ‘if Dan-‘cl \Ve.b-
ster and .Iohn C. Spencer had become convinc-
ed ofthe error oftheir ways. and were now w'l-
ling lo entcrinto the Democratic winks. he could
gee no reriszin why the doors slioiild be shirt to
' them-' _
WAR IN Al?V'ANCl2.—-Tito New Ytttl"tt3i—‘¢V5
contain intelligence of the capture; of Monterey
the capital ofCalaforna. The news comes by
utav of Mexico, and is translated front Jan
gm-cial paper. 'I‘lIe,t‘;1p|ll7t'., nr Stlt'ff.‘.ft’.l(’l’ was
made on the 19th of October. at the order of
Co-n.Jones, American Naval ttflicer on that
station, under the impression that war had actu-
.||y begun between Mexico and the U. S. On
'-t. ltl2F‘!’.
of its recorritiieti-l:iiioiis.
(.)Vt‘.tl 30 to M0 miles 10 ~‘
15 "
(iv:-r 220 in 400 miles 20 “
Qt‘-2'1‘ /100 miles 25 “
ft-,tters lrotn every slave in his dominions, shut
abolition of slavery.
near Slit lfield, in Connecticut was carried away
by the freshet, welearn, en 'l‘ut-sday night of
last week. which obliges passengers to take sta-
ges for six miles.
cently left the Hospital at Hartford. Ct. where
he had been ut.der treatment fiir insanity, in-
tend rig to sail for Cuba for his health in the
brig Hector froin the port of New York. on
boat it was asceriainetlttiai lt{! was not on board
and
soon after leaving the city. The body has
since been found. '
January number of this popular little work.
designed for the ins!ruc.'.-'31) pfyoutli, and cannot
children.
any ofotir frienrlswho may want the work.-—
Oue dollar a year.
'l‘lic ."lr'lill:i0!il.'ll'l sziys that they have
l‘Sflilf.‘.t'l down’ st;-me 235300.000 in six per ceiit.
'l're-.'2siir\,t Notes.
Rt-:o::c1‘io.\' oi‘ Po.-'i'.acr: —-We alluded last
' \\'!‘{‘l-' to the t"0.'tClitVf_' l‘(‘('t‘l1ll\' held by the Post
"tin.-tr-t" (ietieral, \\llll the l’tistriti,istcrs ofsoirie
Our state-
ui:-nt that tlzcl igglittsi posi:it_>e on single letters
of the til'l'I.’flg)=ll ’.flll(f'_~' oftlie Union.
\\-.'is put iii it'll (-19,, \t.'as n1ll(lf,'HttllH3 itiitlititity til
.-oiric of the N.Y. p:-ipers. Not having read the
report t-ftlit;-. I’. 31. General, we are unable to
The
follow log. lltl“ ever is gtiiiig the l".)l.'ltLlS as one
give its views from oitr own knowletl,r_te.
Upon all .-irigle letters sent by mail any distance
izince not over 30 miles. 5 cents.
The Bey of Tunis has by a decree struck the
iptlie. slave market. and proclaimed the entire
The Railroatl bridge on the Housatonic Road
Mr. Henry Shcllen, formerly of Boston. re-
.\'lond:iy of last week. Just as the pilot left the
it is supposed he leaped overboaitl
Mr:nrnr's Musr:t.in'i.-;We have received the
but conipicnd it to a place in every family of
\Ve will forward subscriptions for
As Whiggcry and Roast Beef, according to
otir loco cotemporaries, are pretty much used
up. It is to be supposed that Democracy and
‘ n
It retich Sotip are getting the ascetidetcyl
Among the. toasts given at the Eighth ofJan-
uar._v celebration in Norwich was ilie following.
The Latlics—wbo. reversing the order of0ltl
Hicltory's defence, place their cotton bagsiu the
rear. ’
The Charter Oak.liithe.rto the organ of the
Alitiliiioriisis in this State, has been di~icoritinu-
ed, anti a new weekly -pzipcr. ca'led the Chris-
izrin Freeman. published under the direction ttf
Messrs. Codding, B 'cwer. and Booth, takes its
place.
MR. CRAWFORD. the Whig ciintlirlate. has
been elected to Congress from Giorgia. by
2000 majority. There is a great change in
Georgia. ‘
MARRIAGES
ln Datiliiiry, Jan. lltlt by the Rev. 31 r. Stone,
Samtiel_l3aldwiiiol Newark. N.J. to .VlissSyl-
viii A. daughter of James Stevens of Dzlnbury.
In Framiiigliam, Massarzlr-.isciis.nn the 7th
of Nov. la.-st, by the Rev. Joseph I‘Iét'\’(:tl, Jr.
Caiit‘.-ace H. Eiglottt. of l7rain,it’i,t_rliiirii.
' ‘-
D E A '1‘ H S.
Lockwood agetl nearly 75 yea rs.
16 years and 4 months.‘
New York Cattle iVlarlict—Jun. 9.
’Calves, nntl 800 Sheep. and Lambs.
B i-.i«'.r-‘——$3.50to 536. not averaging 43.
MILCII Cows—Sold at from $21 a ‘$35.
ion having been received that the difliculties
between the two governments had been arrang
‘ ed -the place wasevacuated and again restored
Immediately after the resiiiiition ofihe place.
Commodore Jones despatched a letter to the
Commandant Miclieltoreuo. in which he stated
that he had brcn irtduccrl to invade Califiirnia
by (lie ilfamflzsro addressed by General Santa
Anna to (lie Diplomatic Corps of Mc:riI'o. where-
in His l'.'.rccllt1i(-y ctridilionally declared war,
aguinstlhe United Slates: that the capitulatioii
of Mttrtiercy had been as honorable to Mexico
as circumstiirices would [t6Hltli.; and that he
had restored the plat.-e and ceased all ollcnsivt-t
np9m,i,,,,s so 5",," as he became c,,,,v;m.,_,,] Up, him on the 1.9fl)£l'.ty ol'Dec2itibci',lSl'2, that being the
the existence of Peace bcttveeti the two Nations ,l
F0ltElG.'\‘.—-3y the arrivals at New York of
M t‘. David M‘. l‘;ll\\'t)t’tfl of this lt’)\\-'1) to Miss
lzithis borough on the l7ili insi.. William
In this town, on ilie 13th iust.. Nancy Ann.
daughter of Nathan H. and Laura Price. aged
At .‘tlarket.S25 lies-h Cattle, 30 Cows and
SH!-II-II’-—slleep at 1,530 a $4. Lambs 1 to
ill
article, f'os sale very low. January 18. 1843.
-'[_:[AY.—-'I-‘wo or three tons of Hay for sale
at the market price. Inquire at iliis ofliee.
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICU'1‘—ss.
At a District Cotirt of the U. States held at New
Haven, on the 11th day of Jztiitiar_v, 1843,
Present ANDREVV '1‘. J UDSON, Judge.
\'Vl1ei'e:is upon varioiis pi'(iccctlings lieretoforc law-
fully hiid,this court on the 'l1tlidii_v ol'.lzinitary, 18-I3,
did by its proper Decree. dccui :iiid declare John St.
Jolin,of the town of “filton, in said tlistrict, to be
it Baiikriipt. ivitliiii the piirvicw ofan act ofcongrcss,
iiisticli case made .S'.I)1:0\'lLl€(l : And \'-'ll€l'0€1S$1litl Bank
rupt liatli this day filed here in Court, his further pe
tition, praying that he may be decreed and allowed
full tli.~:cli2ii'gel'i'oiii all his debts, dtic anti owiiig from
day of the date ofliis original petition in l,riiiilcruptc_v ;
and that a certificate tliereoflie gi'aiitct;l., as per peti-
tion on file, dated the 11th day of .l;iiiuai'y. 18-M-
Now tliereforc it is ordered, that said petition be
heard at the District Court Rooiii, in New ltlavcn
in said District,ou the 24th day of April, 1843, the
same [icing more than ninety days after said decree
in btiiikriiptcy was passed ; and that notice tliercof
l
I ;be given to all the creditors of stiitl liziiikriipt, who i
;iiiay have proved their debts, and to other persons in,
;interest. to appear at the time and place ofsiicli licor-
'ing, and shew cause why such tlisclizirgeziiid certifi-
cate shall not be grzmtctl and ttll()\\ ed ; by it publica-
tion ofa copy of this ordcg. in the .~’\'oi't.valk Gazette.
tl-.-zist .~;eveii:_t.-
I
la newspaper printed in said l)i.~;ti'ic:, 1-.
days.’ l)cfoi'e such day oflieziriiig.
t And it is fiii'tl;er ordt.-retl, that so litrii-s the t'CFi(lCl)Ce'
toftlie creditors who are naiiicd in the list of the Po
titioiicr is known, that notice be ,'_Z_lV('f!t them of the
day of siiid trial and licariiig, liy ii lcttcr itt1(Il'l'.‘.SSC(1 to
him or them at his or tliciriisiial place of re:-'idence_.
to be deposited in a Post Uliice by some liitliffcreiit
person, at least tl1irt_v days liefure such day oflieiiring.
In witness wlicreofl have hereunto set my li:int1 and
aflixed the seal ofsaid (3()llI'l,l.lll:~‘ ‘ltli day ol'Janiiai'y
1«t}T42~‘.. Attcst—Cii.iiu.t:s A. I.\'G1it~:SOl.L, Clerk.
The ftiregoiiigis a true copy of the origiitztl order.
Attc.st— ClIAI11.F.5 A. I.\'GF.l{S0l.L, Clerk.
l)lS'I‘RlC’l.‘ OF C0.\’=.'\'l*}C'l'I(.7U'.l'-—-ss.
At a District Court of the U. S. licldat ;\'cw Ilavcn
on the Jltli day ol'Jaiiuzir_v. 1843.
Present A.\'DRE\\" '1‘. Jriisoii, Judge.
VVliei'eas upon varioiis pi'iiceetling.s licretoforc
lawftilly had, this court on the 11th day of JilllLltll‘_V,
1843, did by its proper dccrcc, deem and dcclai'e
\Villiani G. W'cbli, of the tovrn of ;\'e-.-.' Ctlllitttll. in
said District, to be a Btiiikriipt, witlzin the piirview
ofaii Act ol'Coiigi'e..-ts, in such case inatld and provi-
detl : And wlicrciis . :iid l;lziiil<i'iipt'liatli this day filed
_lict‘e in court, his l'iirtlici' petition. priiyiiig that he
' may be decreed and allowed it full discliargc from all
his debts, due and owing fi-om hint, on the 30th day
of November. 1842, that being the day of the date
of his origiiitil petition in B:iitki.'iiptc_t'; and that a
certificate tliercofhe ,t.ti':iiitcd, as per petition on file,
dated the 11th day ol'Jiiiiii:i1'y, 1cI-13.
Now tlici'ei'oi'e it is ni't.lci‘ed, that said petition be
her rd at the District Cotirt room. in Next‘ Haven
in said District, on tho 2-lili ti:i_v ol'April, 18-13, the
same being more than iiiiicty (ltl_\‘S after staid dcci'r:c
in liziiikrptcy was passed ; and that notice thereof be
given to all the ci'editoi‘s of.-‘aid liziiikrtipt, who nizi_v-
have proved their debts. and to otlitir pci'.~'o:is in
interest, to appear at the time and place of such
hearing, il11'.lSll(:\\‘ catisc v.'li_v such tliscliargc and
cestificatc szliall not he griiiited and iillottscdz by it‘
publication ofa copy of this order. in the Nor-walk
Gazette, a iiewspaper pi'iu‘.cd in said District, at
least seventy days before siicli d:i_v of licariiig.
It is ftii'thci' Ol'(l8l'C(l, that so far as the residence of
the Cl'G(.lllOl'S who are iianicd in the li-.=.t of the peti-
OLASSES--New Crop.—'I‘. L. &
J. R. Peck. have just received a lot of
New Crop Molassess in Barrels, a superior
private sale. it will be offered at piililit: nut-tion
on the 7ili day ol'Marcli nr xi, at 10 o't.-loci: A. M
‘L
Co.. and takes this opporttinity to inform them
that liaving seen the beauties of the “ credit
systerii" tleveloped to his full satisfatztitiii. lie
now intends comniericing on an entire new prin-
- Piple. \'lZ . to buy all his goods _fur cos/1,. not to
buyvan article vtizlioiit he can get it has than the
iiiarltet price. to keep the best as-ortmeiit ofgood
Dry Goods in the ('outitv. To sell for cash
atttl (‘.Zt!~ll tnly, whit-li alohe. will enable hint to
.~ell ;to'ods at least five per cent che.-iper than
when those that did pay. \\ ere tiltllgt-‘(l to "pay
emmltlt profit in lllillt-6 up tl'e losses by t.l‘.tist-
that did ll()l. 'l‘hr.se iliat were so well ]tl€i.$t'tl
V\ ith gootls and prices tintlci llt8t)lll system will
be szilluiore pleased with the new, ati:l if those
few who have not liereiofore favored him ttiih
their ctisioiri. will call. he is coiifitlcnt they will
rer'<=i.vt:--bill sniisftrctirrrt til the old stand, \Vr-st
ltliid of the Brltlfll‘, Norwalk.
ALIC-0 lVIissing.—lt‘ the person \\ ho
took from the store of the sub.-crilir-r on
Sritiiitlay eyeriing last. a piece. of dark striped
calico, ('()l)'r'Jllllt!g- about twenty, _\'aHl~‘.>“‘lll
rr-tttrtrtlte s.'ttne.or its value in casli withorrt
'lt*l:ly.,Sllt-‘ will he swerl the exposure and p: n-
islimeiii ibis iransaciiorr so rit-lily titcrits.
(7it.ut1.i:s N. CLOCK.
Norv.'a_lli. .l=iti.1Ct. 18-l3
3
H ltltjrriiri of .l’rolruie lirr the District of
r'\’orwnlk. hath liiriiierl and allowed six
utontlis. from the (late her znf for ilie creditors to
the estate of
F:‘e.v'Ie7'ir:l.: S. C rapper,
v CARD.—C. J. Gruman rcspectfull y
. “ tendersdiis thanks to the inhabitants of
Norwalk and the adjoining towns. for the large
share of patronage they \\ ere pleased to confer
upon him while one of the l1flYl-Ol=GfltIl13D c\’.
l’le:isr- r-:‘ll and examine at the‘ old stand. wet.-t
at a ’b‘('T_7/ low price.
AVE Just returned from New York “llll
Saititictis: I“lél.lll'l('l$. ail colors
lailllles; (lballies.
Linens
usually kept in a Dry G0otls_.I‘1\'laltlislriiicht.
Carpets! Carpets!-1 Just rt-('t‘i\'i-(l,a
rived to call. far we knmv we have the means of
Septeiiiht-r 26. 1812.
0'1‘lCE.——l5y orderot the Hon. Court
late of New (Jnnariii tleceasetl. to cxliltit their
or-counts for setilerrent. 'l'liosn who neg-
lect to preset)! their claims. properly attested
within said time will be rleltared a recovery.-
Ali Dt‘lSHl'lS indebted to said estate are requested
to make iiiiinediate p:ivnie.nt to
'1‘. ll. BU'tLl-ZR. Administrator.
Norwallt.Jait.16.1843.
0'l‘lCE.——'f'lie sirbst-rilter expecting to
make rlifiitreiit arrnrigenieiits in his busi-
ness. now tfli rs lor sale his entire stock of
Groceries and good will ofilte store, siitiatr-tl on
the east end of Burr;rll’s Buildings. The stand
i.s~,.'i gontl one for l)U5~‘lnt ss. and presents an object
nfniiraction in a man ofsmall capital. Ti-rms
Citslt, and immediate p()SSP.“tlt)Z‘l will be given.
lit the above the Fi.ll).\‘(‘.l'll1CI't?lI(’.l'S a ltargnin not
often to be met with for the capital required.
The preniisns may be examined at all hours of
tlie,day until the same are sold.. _
‘ Jou'.\' Berta/iLr.
l‘i'orvv:ill:,.l.".n. 10, 18451}. 3
I-‘or S:iile.—-The stibsr-riher of-
,” ft rs for sale_liis_lt‘:itm containing
about (‘l,Qltl\t l'.\'() fl('t’t'-‘S situated in
the town of Stairilirrd, in the society
antford. Said lI«1l‘D'l is in grind con-
.of North St
rtlition. well probortionetl as to wont’. plow. and
meatlotv land. If not previotisly tlisposrtrl nfat
JO’l’}IAM Hora‘.
Stamford January 3. 18113. "*1 3
tioner is known. that notice be given them, of the
day of said trial and licziriiigliya letter zitltlrcssetl
to hint or them, at his or their iistial place of rcsi
dciice, and tleposited in it Post Ollice by soiiie indif-
ferent person, at least thirty days bcfure such dziy of
lieariiig.
In wiiiiess tt.=liei'eof Ill1l\'e hereiiiito set my hand
and afiixcd the seal of said court, this 11th day of
Jatiiia1'_\', 1843. '
I)lS'l‘RlC‘l‘ OF Co:t.\i:c'rici.t'r—ss.
At a District Court of the U. S. held at New Haven
on the l]tli day ofJiiniir,i1'_v, 1843.
Prcseiit, A.\'nni«:w '1‘. JlJl)S0.\', Judge.
VVliei'cas, upon various proceediiigs licrctoforc
liiwfiill_v had, this court on the 11th day til'J:iiiii:ii'_y,
1843, did by its proper decree, deem and declare A
\V illia in Cox, of the town of Grecnwicli. in
said district, to be a bzinkriipt, witliin the piirviciv
of an act of Congress. in such case inadc and provi-
ded : Antl \vliereus said liaiikriipt liatli this day filctl
here in court, his further petition, priiyiiig that lie
nuiy be dccreetl and allowed it full t.li.<cliiii'ge from all
his debts, due and owing froiu him, on the 14th day
of Dcce.nibci', 1842, that being the day of the date
of his origintil petition in btinkriiptcy ; and that a
ecrtiliczite tliercofbc grziiitctl, as per pt.-litioiion file, '
dated the 1.1lll day of Jziiiiiai'y_. 18-13.
New tliereforc it is oi'dcrcd, that said petition be
heard at the district court merit, in New Haven, in
said district. on the 24th day of April, 1843, the
same being more than ninety dii'_vs after said decree
in bankrtiptcy was pltSF(‘.(l; and that notice thereof
be given to all the crctlitors of said l’.-aiikrupt, who
may have proved their debts, and to other persons
in interest, to appear at the time and place of such
hearing, and shew cause why such discliarge and
certificate shall not be granted and allowed; bya
publication ofa copy of this order, in the Norwalk
Gazette, ii newspiiper printed in said district, at least
seventy days before such day of licariiig.
And it is furtlier oi'dei'ed, that so far as the resi-
dence of the creditors who are named in the list of]
of the petitioneris known, that notice be given them
of the day of said trial and lieariiig, by a letter ad-
dressed to him or them, athis or their usuzil place of
residence, and deposited in it Post Ollice by some
iiidiffereiit person at least thirty days before such
day oflieariiig.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal of said court, this lltli day of
J urinary, 1843.
Attest-— CH.mLi-:s A. I.\'GI~‘.RSOLL, Clerk.
The foregoing is a trite ‘copy ofthe original order.
Attest— CHAS. A. 1.\'oi:nsoi.i., Clerk.
])IS'I‘R.lC’I‘ OF CONNILCTICUI‘-—'SS.
At a§Disti'ict Court of the U. S. held at New Haven,
on he 11th day of Jantitiry. 1843.
Present, Axnnrzw T. .IlJ'DSON', Judge.
Whereas upon various proceedings heretofore
lawfully had. this court on the 11th day of January,
~ 1843 did by its proper decree, deem _ and declare
Abram Crissy, Jr., of the town of New ‘Canaan in
said district, to be a Bankrupt, within the purview of
an act of congress, in such cases made and provided :
And whereas said Bankrupt hath this day filed here
in cotirt, his further petition, pi‘a_ving that he may
be decreed and allowed a full discliargc from all his
debts, due and owing from him on the, 28th day of
November, 1842, that being the day of the date of
his original petition in Baiikruptcy: and that a cer-
tificate tlicreof be granted, as per petition on file,
dated the 11th day of Janiiar_v 1843.
Now tliereforc it is ordered, that said petition be
heard at the district court room in New Haven in
said district, on the 24th day of April, 1-S43, the
same being more than ninety days after said decree
in bankruptcy was passed; and that notice thereof
be given to all the creditors of said bankriipt, who
may have proved their debts, and to other persons
in interest, to appear at the time and place of such
- hearing, and shew cause why such discliarge and
certificate shall not be granted and allowed; by a
publication of a copy of this order. in the Norwalk
Gazette,-a netvspaper printed in said district, at least
seventy days before such day ofhcaring. _
And it is l'iirt:her ordered, that so thr as the resi-
dence of the creditors who are named in the list of
the petitioner is lmown, that notice be given them, of
the day of said trial and hearing, by a letter address-
ed to him or them. at his or their usual place of resi-
dence, and deposited in a Post Oflice by some in-_
diff'ei'ent person, at least thirty days before such day
ofhearing.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and aflixed the seal of this court, thts 11th day of‘
January, 1843.
Attest— , Crmnnz-:s A. Ir\'GERSOL‘L, clerk.
South Norwalk: ttrgetlier with a few articles of
supply of Boots and shoes which will he sold
at prices that cannot fail to please the piirclitiser.
jewels. for 33163. common scapemcnt watches
For Sale.--On Saturday the
lltli day of lt‘ebriiary next. at 2
o’c|ot-k. P. M. on the. prcm’sr.:. will
he olleretl at public sale, the Dwel
ling House and Lot formerly belongiugto \Vm.
St‘llt‘L'l{. contaiiiiitg about two acres. siitiatctl
half a mile west of the Steamlioat Lantling at
I - __ . A v , . v ‘ . - - . r , .
“‘t,t1?,°t 1. , Gina Fiirniture. lenrris made known at the time of
Attesiii—meg 6 Cit}.-\l‘.l.l-2Si..r\. I.\'Gi'2l‘.'h0I:.. ‘(l.‘lt)Il'l({.Lr. saiyii " . *'* *" 'BUi.u'i NAiu' AEsig”pe'..‘.""
- 1\or\val:t. Jan. 1-1-.18-1-3. 3i"‘.5
00TS ck Sll0ES—1\'cw stock.-
The subscribers havf‘ just rec ivetl it new
'1‘ L & J R Pi-:cK.
South Norwalk. Jan. 18.1843.
18
Q Grcen’s Conn. Register for
Q) the present ycar.jtisi rsceivttl.
\\7 E Bissi-21.1..
-FOR salc—Vcry Low.-—
A valuable family llorse—a Light
One llorsc \V:igon—a \Va2on w. ith.
twn.seaIs. for one or two horse.=——a
T. '1‘. blizkwizt.
n
O
PL:iaS'l‘ERl PLASTEIE l l
. Al Soul/i. Norma//c I.andi7ig.
b
26
Tons of Plaster for sale very low for
AU2t)S!.1S42.
cash by T &J R PEEK.
HE subscriber hasjust received a very fine
lot of Watches and Jewelry whit-li will
be sold at a cheap rate. Fine gold case, full
iprvelerl L(f\'er \V:ilCl’l(‘S. al {U11 je\\".‘.le(I
Silver Levers at very fine Lepine extra
in proportion. Gold guard keys at 129. some
as formerly sold at $3; elegant ladies’ brilliant
breast pins, very cheap: finger rings of all
prices and dcsc riptions ; thermometers, spoons.
tea pots, knives and forks. pen knives, Scissors.
dzc. &c. Verv fine Brass Clocks. polished O.
G. frames for $5. VVootl Clocks for $2; and
$3, warranted. LEVI CLARK.
EGISTERS for lS43.—Tlie Coti-
ucctictit Register for 1843. for sale by
J A \Vi:i-:n.
.._- '1‘.-AIKEN UP.—Takt=n tip
b_v the subscriber, about the 1st
of December tilt.. a yellow Steer.
two years old, rather small size.
without any artificial mark. The owncr is re-
quested to proye property. pay charges and
take him away. DANIFZL ANDREWS.
Weston, Dec. 7, 18-12. 3t*2
I-‘ARIVI For Salc.—'I‘lic sub-
scriber will sell his valuable farm in
_Daricn.near the Post Ol’lice.l:indin,<z.
, ’ ..- &c..onWedriesdaytheSthnfMarch.
next, at Public An-'tion. on the premises. in
lots to stiit purchasers. Its location is not ex-
ceeded by any on the shores of Long lslaiid
Sound. whether health, proximity to market. to
the water. or anyor all uftbe va riou-. privileges
of a cotititry residence are considered.
‘Persons wishing further lnlitrtnalitttt will
please call on the subscriber at 96 Division st.
' ' ' ' JOSEPH Ween.
3i*2
New Xrorlt. Jan. 3, 18413.
ISSOLU'I‘ION_-—-The copartnership
lieretofore existing between Samuel E.
and CholwellJ Gruman. under the firm of
“Gruninn &Co.." is this day dissolved by
mutualconsent. The business will hereafter
be condticted by C. J. Gruman. who will set-
ot‘l’roli~rie for the district ol'Norwnlk. ttill
be sold on .\'aturday. the 2lsI inst, at 2 tfclock.
P. r\’1.,:ii Public Auction on i.' e prcriiises. the
wliole, or so iiiut-li oftlre rcal est.-iie, of Isaac
Arnold. dc-ceased, coiisistiirg of a house and lot
in this br,r.)up_ii, as will rai-e the sum of $310
with itit.-idetitzil cliztrges of salt-. sul-_iH'| to Iliv
l|lC[j|]|lt|'an(‘0(lI. the \\’llltt\\.,S llilr S. -'1‘et‘nt$
cash on the delivery‘ oftlie tle- «L
J. B S'i‘.titiz.Atliiiiiiisirator.
N’tr\\':llli. Jan-. 9. 18-13.
1) 0CKl;‘.'i‘ Books, and purses ul'_ all
l\ ntls. very iist.-ftil tliese hard tiiiit-s,as they
'e warraiitetl to hold tiiotiey, il'_\ou don't spend
l.i-zvr CLARK.
RUSIIES.— Fine (lloili.
and 'l‘ooili Brtrshcs. (heap at
llair. Shaving
Ci...utit's
]L.——\Viiiter Sit’--lll(‘(l lllcattltr-tl' Sperm
Uil t)l"t“"_‘,/ superior qtirility. for sale by
J A \\’ni~:a.
lLBER'l"S Lcaitlicr Preservat-
l§‘t’»t3—'lt‘or reitovaiiiig Ul-l I4t'il‘llt'l' and,
)|"(‘.<f‘l'\‘Hl_l_[ n' W, for s:ilP lay .1 .-'\ “it'll-IIL
l'0CKS.Scarfs,Collars and l‘3osotii~.liir sale
._-[nap by l I~2Vl ('1..ii..i(.
S
c
I{lC'l‘lON Matches by the ggrtiss. ch 2
or Slll.t_'l(': for sale by l.F.\'i ('i.tt:K.
Ul"l.\7 Plaicsfuriiislietl at short tioticia by
Li-tvt f'r.Arti<.
1017135, Shell. Harri. Ivory lllHl_(‘it'l’tl'tilf)
Silver. of. all kinds. cliczip. L. CLARK.
ERFUNIEB§r.—Oito of Rose. Cttlogtte.
Rose \Vatcr, .\1at.-assar and other oils, vcr_\;
ow pr L. (?i.~\itit's.
l
AN'.l"ED.-1000 poiitir'ls ttl Beeswax.
-‘ ]*)i|(|ii|rt.' til W. E BIS EL-
-IEJl1ll2ll_\' l0ili. 18-l3.
I-‘or'1\'evi7'Yi')i‘lt:.”
\V l N'l‘I*I R ARRAN(§lTl\'l ENTS.
[IE Sloop Jtili t. Capt. G Grornninn, will
leave the landing at l"rve Mile River. for
James Slip, New Yorli, on 'l‘liitr.~tlay the 29th
iust, antl conliiiiie making her trips in about ten
days until for her notice. Fri-i,t_:lrt and market
irrg of‘:-very description received on the mos'
nrvorahle. it-rots. Apply to the Captain cn
board or at the store of tire subscribt-r.
Wu. L‘. SA.\i.tiis.
Nrirwalk. Dec.18.18-172. 51
F012. sale (‘heap-—A
q':un[ily of vtt-ll llliltlt-: ii'ien’s
‘ arieoarse boots. for sale verv cheap
.1..~.t'. _ to suit ilie lltlies-})l’iCt‘ $2.25.-
Also kipp do, S3.00—tloi,ble stiles and vauips
watt-r pioofggeiitlcnietfs do, for $5 00.
Just receivetl a handsomeassortuieni of Rob
bcrs. ctizisi-rtiiig of Ladies,’ triintiicd and soled iii
gootl style. Also gciiilemeii’s do. of first rate
qtialily.
The subscriber has constantly on li'nd an
as"ort:nc-tit of Ladies aiitl t-bildi'en's slioes. for
sale low to suit the times. 50 pair of Mocka
.-ins. iniendctl particularly for riding ball) for
Geuileincn and Ladies.
The thmrl.-s of the uutlersigned are returned
0 his pairoiis and the public for their favor aiitl
support during the past year. 1842. For the
new year wliich we have now entered upon he
looksifor coritiiiiiance of their patroiiagear.resolves
bv as-‘ivliious aitctitiun to the wants ofthc public
iii merit their support. HENLY Havni-:s.
Norvalk, Jan. 3.1843.
LBANY Ale.—"'0 bbls. Albany Ale.
at per barrel, kept constantly on liautl
and for sale by Fitch. S1‘ Jtitl.\‘.
AlSlNS.—-100 5 anti whole boxes, next
crop, buucli IiZIiSIllS, for sale by
Fmzn. S1‘ Jnrm.
0R Sa.lc.—'l'liat well known valuable
property called Gre,gor_y’s Point, situated
at the mouth of Norwalk harbor. is offered for
sale at a bargain. lt consis-tsof7acres 15 roods
ofgood land. with a building nearly new and a
good steamboat Dock. The land antl building
will be sold together or separate as will suit the
piirchaser. Apply to N. BAIL!-LY.
\Vesi Siciethe Britlge.
Nortvalk. Dec. 29. 1842. 1
For Sale, A small Farm con-
taining about twenty acres ofgoor
land consisting of plow, pzisinre.
.. ..._ meadow and wood lantl. with a.
House. Barn and other out buildings thereon.
situated in the town of New Canaan. about 3'
miles norihofilie village. It is iigotid location for
a niechanic.antl '.'ne property will be sold low,
and payment made eas_v_._ lfa salt! is rittt ellect-
ed by the first of April next, the property
it will then be rented for the ensuing year. For
further particulars. inquire of the subscriber.
- Srrtrui-:.v Hanzs.
Sottth Norwalk. Dec. 26, 1842. 2in5‘2
(DAL! Coal ! !—-$5 Per Ton.-10d
ions superior Lehigh Coal. just receive-0
and for sale by '1‘ L 81. J R I’i~:t:K.
The above coal is warranted to be of a supe
rior quality.
South N.-rrwalk. Dec.1842.
ile all business of‘ Griiman dz. Co. at the old
stand. where persons indebted to them are
requested to call and settle their accounts
forthwitli, as they must all be closed by the 1st
of February.
Norwallt. Jan. 9. 1843. 2
LOUR.—50 bbls superfine Rochester
Flour. for sale by F. ST Jon.-t.
$2,}.
the 21st. two day: after the surrender, informa-
Hu.-Slales by the load at 56¢ per cm.
~ .
The forcgoingis a true copy of the original order."
Atte.st—- Crms. Isczusorm, clerk.
_ i;_s’
Nririvalk, Jan. 3, 1843.
Dec. 10, 1842.
NIRIA, Rubber Shocsjust received and
for sale by T L (Y. J R. PECK.
5 SLEIGII-BELLS, &c
Doz Sleigh Bells, assorted for 00 to 10
75 do
do do- do on straps.
30 do Skates. various qualities.
Steel Plated and cast Sleigh Slices, for sale
I .GRUMAN’S C
W$’iiiiter .Dry °(-‘rogods at -Cost.
REFERRING to sell offour winter Goods at or a little below cos-t.to keeping them over,‘
_ \\ e now ofler the greatest bargains mi the it ay of Flatinels, Merinoes. Cloths, Sattinettn,
Dark (lalicrres. Slinwls, kc. ev -r oll’-.-rel in Nlirwelk so tlt.-at t-hose _wltro-have niotiey-and wish
-.,.|,,y ii our irfailvanttige, have now an op;mrtunii_v todo so. that will notstiuii occur again.
Staple Dry Goods, wliicli will he sold at iirzprtcedentcd low. prices.
rrsstrriiiietri may be foontl Plain and Diamond 13-aver Lloths; Broadcloths; Cassimeres
Bouibnziues: .-\lapaca.s;. Me-rititis; Alapines; Muslin do
\Vorstr~rl Plaitls; Gin-_th:ims _
L-it-e and Draw Goods. in «very \'arit.-ty. Ctrralt.+.. BC'a\'(.‘t'|t:eDS, and every article
dug three kinds of saws.
claims for settlement.
L
ASH STORE.
(Flt-l» ofilie I’.’tr.idge.; . .
P. 8‘. Just i'et'ei-.=erl one case l\\tl. l-luve Mcriinaclit prints. 1: case plaid’rit-li.Meriniaclt,.ll case
‘olat-k and white, 1 case beautiful chini colors txieririuaeks of: the latest style and ‘richest patterast
F/“gory Im:p0 r to it t .'6
ANWHWWAMMHVALI
Rlcv.v”E*‘all and WV inter Dry Goods!
.Eamtc-sMalloii'y & Co.
a Large and Fresh supply of Fancy and
Among tho
7
, l3'ririts-,. '1.‘i4.-ltirrgs; Sheetngs ; Shiirtinga
large Supply’ of very Cheap Carpeting.
Persons tvisliirtu to pun-ltascanv article in the Dry Goods or Carpet line, are earnestly soli-
selliug cheap. viz‘. Biuyitnrg Cheap.
JAM ES‘? MALLORY «Sr. Co.
‘ PERIYI 0ilo’500’gttll0llS winter bleached
Sperm Oil. for s’zrl'e- by It‘. S1.‘ Joan.
eatily ltladc tjlotliing.-—'l‘ L or. J R
Peck ll:lV(2j.U~‘-. receivt-tl H lot: Over C0819.
Patiialtions, Vests, d£t:., wliiclri: will be sold very
K
low for cash.
South -.\'ortvall<. Dec. 1812.
R. SlIERltiAN’S Medicated Loz-
enges.—Sliernian’s Cough Lozenges.
ti sure and i-lfectual remedy for cmglis. colds,
constimptions. dcc.
the only certain worm destroying medicine ever
tliscovc red ;
Sherman's worm lozenges,
Shertrian’s caiiiplior lozenges for
the immediate relicfofsick or nervous headache,
palpitaiion ofilie heart. anti all tiervousdiseases:
Slieriiiaifs conip. orris touth paste.just received
by ‘ W E Bissi:i.1..
Nortt'a'lt. Dre. 5. 1842.
New Washing Machine 2
H E subscriber has purchased for the
County of Fairfield, a Patent Right for
rnaniifacturing and vending a triacbirrc for wash-
ing clothes. new and entirely different from any
tliittg that has ever been introduced to the public,
'and having used it in his own faniilyfur the last
eight irioutlis. he can with C'..l‘ll'I(.l8flUe recom-
metid ii to this comrniiiiiiy. The construction
is simple. and the operation so easy that any
one may use it ; and the best of all is. it will
not injure the finest linen or canrbric. It does
its work well anti with great facility. The best
€V'ltl(“Il(.'€ of its merits is a fair trial. and this is
just ithzrt ilie undersigned bespeaks forii. The
iiiacliiire may be examined at the stores of \Vm
() Street, and Charles lsaacs, or at the shop of
the sirbscriber. DA.\'1r.1. H Fnitousoiv.
Nortvalk. Dec. 19, 1842. 51
EVV Establislitmcntw-'l‘he subscri-
J. bar has erected a Saw Mill and Carriage
Shop. about half a mile l'r.im Norwalk Bridge,
near Newtown Turnpike. where he intends to
do all kiiitls of sawing, Carriage making and
repairing. The machinery for sawing is supe-
riorto almost any in the County or State. hav-
Connected with the .
above is a lUl'ftlll_2 lailie with which most kinds
ofturriing will be done. It is also intended to
eiccoirrrriodate the public with Blacksmsth work
of most tlescripiious. By reasonable cliares.
assiduity and proinpincss, he iriieiitls to secure
:1 share of public patronage. Jos. Siineuizaa
Nortvalk, Oct. 18. IS42. 43
N. B. The subscriber is also preparing at
his establishment to cut shingles to any di-
niensionc. and in qnaniitv to suit customers.
LRIANACS for l 8 4 3-United
States Rcgistcr.—'l‘bc Whig Alma-
nac for 1843, containing a Calendar adapted to
any State in the Union. a biography of Henry
Clay and other valuable matter.
The Faitiily Cliristain Almanac for 1843.
The United States Almanac for 1843, con-
taining the ct-Ssus of 1840, &c. for sale by
J. A. Wrzi-2n.
Hlt) Court of Probate for the district of
Norwalk, hath lirriiietl and allowed six
months fruit) the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate of
David Illrarl,
late of Norwalk, deceased. to exhibit their
Those who neglect to
present iheiraccounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be dc-barred ii recovery. All
personsiadebtcd to said estate, are requested to
make immediate payment to
CIIARLES 'l‘uoitiAs. Exectiior.
Norwalk. Dec. 29. 1842. '
LIST OF LE'l‘TERS
Remaining in. the Post Oflicr: at Norzcal/c
Ja.n'ua.rj/ _/irst. l843.
.-\l~‘KER Ha rte;-t Gilbert Guy T
Barlow Eliz=.i'.'ret‘.,Grtec-ii Sairiili
Beers Betsey Haiiiiliiiii S 0
Brown James Hyatt Hairy M
Biddle VVni Higliee John S
Benjamin Charles Irwing Jolin W
Blake G L Kelly John
Burr “'01 L L«’i('l(\\ootl A
Biickiiighatn. Ogden coL-oclawootl John
Brennan ilrlary ft‘l(‘ttit“i_\’ '1.‘ J ,
Brush Betsey ;‘tlor-sc .lr.-tin 2
Cuitis_He:iry Martin Mrs C
Culon Nl Ogden \‘Vm
Dnoale John Plait David
Depeystr-r G L Quirnby A M
Dtition Levi Richards Charles
Dtilerinan John 1{tcliardsttn,Mrs '
Decanip Malo_t \Vilsori Sylvester
Flinn R. \Vhiting William ‘
Persons calling or the aimve letters will
please say tlie_v are a(l\‘ertisetl. C lsAA_cs. P ’.\l_
‘ O
Lheap G-;i,;oce mes.
5- HYSON. Young Hyson. Hyson
Skin,Souchong anti Poueliong Teas ;
New Orleans St Croi.tt.l.)rown Ha-
~ 1 vaana, Loaf anti crushed Sugars;
Molasses; Java Lagiiira and Cuba Coffee ;
Flour. Butter, Cheese. Lard, Rice, Mackerel,
Shad, Codfisb, Pork and other articles generally
found in a grocerystore, which will be sold low
for cash by T. L. GLJ. R. Pact.
South Norvt-'alk.,1542.
To Blacksmiths:
COALIGOALX
‘ 100 Clialdrons of Superior
VIIIGINIA C 0.11;!
I-11". subscribers" have just rer.-e.'i\ret.l- bl: tr-.
above Coal, and are now pI‘€'f)8M_‘_(l to.
sell from the yard a superior article lowe’r'tban..
ever before offered, for_ cash. Tlaose who are-
in want. will do well to call and examine the.
,i-ove for themselves. T L it 1.5 Plot.
Q
\,t
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by Wu. C. S’l‘lll-II-2'1‘.
South No,_r.wall~'. Dec. 1342'-
Norwalk Chronicler