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I placed upon his intelligence. file will perhaps
, by the Whigs.
- very doubtful compliment, unless the Governor
’ friends.
" ahhurs slavery as very unjust-—oppressive.
*NORWALK G./tzt3'r7_i517‘..
‘Wetlttncsday, Fcbn'§t:a:'y 22, t1§=£3.
WH lG- TICKET.
Fox Gov:-311:.‘-or:—-R?0gett‘ ‘S. Ealldtwita.
Fon Ltzvr. GovanNon—§€eEttben1 B00111.
Fox T1tE.tsr.'m-:rt—.Fei‘en1ia.Ea Bn'0V5.’K3-
For Sccretar_v—Das'.tiel P. Tyler.
For Controller-—-Abifiattt €att'tt'itt.'.gaon.
12th E}itStl‘ict_.--'l‘lte Vlfltig Electors of
the rlifierertt towns composing the the 12th Sen-
ator-ial District are requested to appoint Dele-
ates, in number equal to double the numberof
representatives to which each is etttitled. to
nteel in (Innvcntiun at thelnn of \ViJow Usual
l'Vcezl. in Darien, on Saturday the 4th day of
- l‘.'larr'-h next, at 2o‘clock. P. .‘vi.'fbr the purpose
of nominating some suitaltlepr-rson to represent
said district as Senator in the next General
Assembly ofthis State. ‘NM. '1‘. t\i1.\'ot’..
Tom. 172th Sen. Dist.
‘Stamford, Feb. 20, 1843.
THE Loco-1-‘oco Ar)nr.1~:ss.—Tlte lay mem-
bers ofthe loco foco party must be a set ofsirn-
ple hearted creatures who have little to do with
the drudgery ofthinking or forntittg opinions for
themselves. T‘lrr.=.y are as Well off. in this
respect, as the faithful anrl unsuspecting follow-
ers of St. Peter, whose spiritual guides took good
care that everything in that line is prepared to
hand .5: ready for use. \Vell ifuur political oppo-
nents are correct in their estimates, this isa very
ready mode ofproceedure. \Ve. however, are
not quite ready to believe that tile enlightened
_yeomanry of Connecticut are as pliant imbcciles
as the address itt question would lead us to sup-
pose. Let the Farther read the following exs
tract and then judge of the estimate that is
be able to settle it in his own mind, whether the
“fine white sparkling" article alluded to ever
finds its way to his table or not.
“A gain, see how the. farmers and mechan-
ics are made to pay on the common ncces.r.-
ries of life. The duty on salt is ten cents
per bushel, without l'ki'f("ft'nL't‘ to the quality
or foreign cost, This on common salt used
by f:t!‘tnet‘S in curing their provisions or feed-
ing out to their stock, would be at least
equal to I00 pcrcettl, whcreasthe fine white
salt that sparkles on the tables of the rich,
pays only ten cents a lrrts/tel.
The following encominm upon Gov. Cleve-
land, L. L. D. is well calcnluied to draw the
most saturoine phiz. into a broad grin.
“In the ability, integrity and independence
of our present Chief Magistrate, evr-ry
democrat in the State will hr‘-artil_v concur.
them restored to the cruel task masters. front
whom they hurl been liberated. almost by the
direct interpositiort of Provirlcnce——and the ‘way
in which he lflil(v'.’tl of /L2(r‘2’1(l72 7'i,r_3‘.-'1ls~tltc elu-
every mritt to liberty -—was what fraenten de-
lighted to he:t.r. Is this a cause of repromrlt?
Does he deserve for tltistlre abuse which is
heaped upon him by the loco fuco press? is it
forthis that the organ‘ of political abolition
exciting the friertrls of liberty to oppose him’!
A few short years ago when Kruger S. Balti-
ftrthe hapless Africart. and \Villiatrt S. [lulla-
bird was inquiring of Mr. Van Duran, “wltctlt
er he should give up the Al'ri(~ans to their
claimants. even tltough the dr-cisiott of the court
should be in fzvor oftbcir lilterrirz.-t"—'.vltrt would
have dared to prcrlict. that the friettrls of free-
rlotn would rr-pruztclt M r. .l’:.vldwin—at;<l exert
their influence to f)T()m(sic Mr. flullnbirtl?
Of Mr. Bal(lwirt's views on the Sill.‘-jf’.Cl of
abolition, we know llulltittg.
be is a true VVltig, and rt.’r.-nttrse (‘[){lOSL‘tl to up-
pression, wrong and iuj-rszicc itt-every shaprz.-—
lfthe \Vltigs r.f Crnnectir-ut do their rluty he
will be our next (lovr-rnor, and he will be an
ornantettt to the stzniott v.ltich has been rcnduerl
illustrious by u ‘\"»’o'.t:c.tt and an Ellswortlt.
Ifar/for-rl Cottrztnl.
The time set apart by some ofthe Milleritcs
ofthe cities of l3oston and Providence, wltose
zeal had outstriped that ofthe-ir ntastcr, for the
r:or;flagt‘atir.n of the worlrl, was the 15th. inst.
There does not appear to be any very strong ev-
idence ofthe fulfillment ofthe-ir prcdicfinrt.
V?‘-
i‘vlAss_A.cnUs'.3't"t's Sr1~:ctALl:ILCcTioxs.—— . be
fully lmown. in tire secrtcrl rlistrict (M r. Cush-
ing’s) there appears to be no chr-.ir..-e.
3d, (Staltonst.-.ll’s) no choice. i..‘tt'tl()tJl (-letn
lacks 277 votes ofthe number necessary to elect;
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5th, 33 towrts ,r1:tvc Hudson, \Vhi;:, 11516;;
Merrick, dcm., 4220 ; scattering (507. Six towns"
to be heard from. l."rob:-tbly no choice.
Gilt, district, (llaker’s) no c-ltoiec.
7th district. Tltirtv~nine towrrs gave Huck-t
well, \Vlti_<,1. 3«l'i"9 , fiisltup (l?tt1-.127-10. scatter-'
ing 4-16. l3i_'_:ltteett towrts to he lmarrl front.
The tnanncr in which Dr. Sitnons o'ot.-lined
his nomination over John Cr)llt'.’f E'ntith. the
first choice of the convention, is a matter in
The f'rir;~nds of
Mr. Smith, ltowcvet‘ will not be as easily saris-~
fied.
which we have little cortcern.
ltltasgenerally been con.<irl.-red in ac-
The prompt, fr.rnk, and fearless manner in
which he recontmendcd in his nit‘-ssagethose:
\\'llOlt:S0mt-‘ measures of republican t'efortn,l
which_distin;ruisbed. our State Lcf__risl.ttttt‘t-.{
by -.\-horn they were adopted and carrir-.-(ll
throu_-h—-the ability with wlticb be hast
ever battled for popttlat‘ rights, whether‘
when formerly on the floor of the House or
since in the Excetttive chair—:tnrl the con-
ceded talent and good sense of all his State
p,,pers._+-ntitlod him to our tvarrnest grati-
tude, and to the most vigorous, unflinching,
and united support at the polls."
To their ’adrniration of“our present chief
rnagistraLe,” says theConrant. we cannot object.
This is a matter of taste, and men must be per-
mitted to differ with regard to it. ‘When theyt
talk of his independence,however, we are for-
cibly remindcd of his having decided the Dcrr
question both ways. flis course on that subject
was truly ‘ffrarzlc, prompt and fearless ."’ Nor
can we forget that the first “popular right," for
which he so manfnlly “battled on the floor of
the House,” in 1838, was the small bill law,
enacted by the locus, antl at that time repealed
\Vby did he not recommend
lits re-enasttttent, when he was brtrtgirtg forward
in his ntessages, other “WllOl(i‘3t')tl'tC n'.easttresof
republican reform?” As .0 the “conceded talent
an-_l good sense of his state pztpcrs”—'-that is :1
is greatly belied by some of his own loco foco
But let. it pass.
ROGER s. BALDWIN.
The notnination oftltis gentleman has alarm-
ed the loco f:.cos to such a degree that they
cannot conceal their They hardly
know whether to call hitn abolitionist or not.-
It is dit°ficult for them to decide upon the most
’ If they say he is an
l€l"l’0t'S.
cunning and artful cottrse.
abolitionist, they fear the abolitionist will vote
for hirn—ii they say be is not, then iheir charge
against the Whigs of having nominated Mr.
Baldwin to catclr abolition votes falls to the
ground. Now gentlen'ten——make up yourminds
one way or the other, on this subject. ls Mr.
Baldwin an abolitionist, or is he not ? That he
advocated the cause of the Amistad Africans
with powerful and effectual eloquence, we all
Lnow; while atthe same time, William S. Hul-
labird went beyond his official duty in his zeal
against them. But this does not prove his
sentiments to agree with the anti-slavery men;
and since the locofuco journals have much to
say on this subject, we wish them to give the
‘people the desired information. Ifthey say he
isan abolitionist, consistency will compel tltcm
to admit that these false charges of “trickery
and deception" ltas no foundation; if on the
other hand he is no abolitionist, they find them-
selves in the same difficulty. Let them choose.
that horn of the dilemma, on which they
prefer to be impaled.
We suppose the truth to be this. M r. Bald-
-win, like every other true sort of Connecticut,
anti-republican and anti-christian. Therefore,
when a hartd of helpless Africans were driven
by the winds of Heaven upon our coast, his
their
tones in
defence. His heart was too full of the love
voice was raised in eloquent
cordance with the principles of fVfll.Q‘ r.lr'mocra--
cy to concentrate upon the ltigltcst can«.litiutc,§
thrust ‘
and why Mr. Snt?th should be so rudely ‘
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aside to rttakc t‘C:)".t f‘--.’ l is nrinorit y. and l‘ith-
erto, pap-pampered rival, is a (‘[tt‘3.<li0t1 \\'lll".l).
M r. r‘$mith’s friends will dcrnantl an answer to..
Tut: An.')uc'rto-.\‘ .‘\FI-‘.-\lR.—-AS this is one
of the prominent topics ltcfure the public, we
mttst of course keep our readers nr.lvi.-‘ed of the‘
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progress ofthe parties.
The lorfolk, (Va.) Herald of the 9:11
at tllfll place. They pttt up at a hotel. ant
became ol-jccts ofcortsi-:lerablr=. attention. partic-
ttlatly of Several naval ,gCnll€:t}lf‘tl, resi=‘linr_: at,
It became known that Miller's
This
Mrs. Miller strongly oltjcctcd to, and appealed,
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to some ofthe ;_zentlcmen ltttitrtlittg in the house
Legal measures to this endl
for assistance.
were taken. and Mr. Miller ittformcd tbcreof.—,
He was al-o urgjerl to return with his wi."e ml
New York, to which he cottsctttezl, which
parently prorlrtcerl a reconciliation. In the;
meantime 3»'fillcr’s llrtltcr arrived, and a cnrtsnl-l
tation resulted in a (lr;-tctntinatir.-n to for’
Gaudalonpe in a b.ri;,r. then about; to leave lirr;
sail
on board in spite ofthe rcmonstrance of lltr):-"I35
who had befriended her.
determined llL(£l size should not go. He obtained
an intervie\v with the lady and induced ltet to
change her tnind. A full anrl free conversa-
tion was had between those whose frienrlship
she had sou,gl't._ and the husband and father.-——
The passage to the West Indies was abandon-
ed.
and wife. soon set sail in the sclrnoncr Empire
The con.~sr=quence was, that the father, sort
for New York. Intelligence has since been
received. that after leaving port, it was found
that two or three slaves were secreted on board
the vessel, and she therefore put back to deliver
them up. Letters have been received by the
relatives of Mrs. Miller in New York. that
indicate anything but a reconciliation. She
represents her case as one of much restraint,
and her mind as in a state of constant disquie-
tude and alarm. \-Vc shall prohn.bly soon hear
again of the parties in New York.
EXTREME CoLo.——VVe understand that the.
weather has been so intensely cold during the
rast week, on the litte ofthe Housatonic Rail
Road, that the water in the boiler ofthe locomo-
live actually Cong aled while the en,_t_3iue was
in operation, and the train was brought to a dead
stand.’ It is not often that the weather is cold
enough to produce such effects.
AN lND1-1PE‘~Dl:ZN'l‘ CANDlDA’t‘1-Z.—Sin(.'e the
Joint. Cotton Smil/1, J .='., the flartford Patriot 6:
Eagle has espoused his cause, and put him up
as an ittdepeut.le.nt candidate for Cottgtess for
thisdistrict. He-may look upon his fortunes,
now. as trtitclt-..'
The Boston Ed iscellany has been discontittncd
and its subscribers will be_supplir:d tvitlt Gra-
hams’ Magazine, in its etearl. The i‘t.lis'ccllany
was more worthy to live than many that have
survived it.
of civil liberty to permit him willingly to see
quence with which he virtrlicaterl the rights of
devotes whole columns to the fruitless task of
win was plearling i't tunes oftltrilling clnquertcel
V‘.-"c only l\llt}\\' ‘
result oftbese elections. to supply vacancies in -
the next congress-ional delegation, are not yet,
‘ removed soon, and we think
that place. Mrs. M. had been induced to pot. , ,
{ted by ltlt'filVilll.l2?Cfl".
.\\'lt0ttt WL‘. t‘ltiefl_v (lt’,l‘l‘.'c’ out‘
One ot the gpntlcmanl
locus have failed to apprcciatethc merits of
The Naval Court
pt'cccedin;r with the cxumirtzttion of \‘.’itrtcs::es.
The testimony is the same as _c,i\'en lit.-fore tlte
Court rflzzrptiry, and tlrercf-ire. cltrzits very little
interest. ’
f7'ottt:ror\'.-——}?.t:;;li.-l: pnpr,-rs ltuve been l‘(‘tfl‘:l\'t d
in blew York. to tbs: lth instant by the E'tl‘t'i\'E3l
of the p:—tt:l:t=t .~l;i_n North .-‘\trrt_-t'i."a.~
The N. A.
'i‘ttestla_v t’ti,2ltl the 1-lth.
taken off, and hopes are t'.*.nlt*rl2tittr'(.l that the
xv.-out asltore. it.t‘a snow storm on
Tlte passengers were
vessel and cargo will botit be S:]\‘t'tl. though the
glast accounts rt:-.tc that she was heaving with
the serf, and lr.-:rl<it‘t;_v_.
The Queen has rotifictl the treaty with ‘China.
Sr. a bearer was dispntt-hr-d with it from l.bntlott
on the 5\th ultinto. Affzrirs itt China rent:-.tittcrl
in slalu giro :'.‘.‘»V‘{tllit!f__‘(ll]C ratification ofthe treaty.
Opium hurl tiz. ‘
'f'ltr-.-rc wztsa qr-or.-t fullittg‘ufl' in all the reve-
nues of the govt-rttrtterit e.\(.'r"pi. from tho .l’o.st
Uffit:_C.
of cltcap postoggvs had r-on~irler:tltly incrcaserl.
Tlris <lepn:ttt'tcnt, tznrler the system
' The .5-cssirnr of the I-‘ret~.(:h Cltanrbers was tr.-
be opened on the Dtlt oh by a speeclt front thr:
throne.
The return ofthe liritis-l;(.-"-.lighunistartj troop‘-
;lltrt)tl:_;ll the ltttstill: tlr.'lilt*S of tho Kltyl-ct‘. xvas
."r-fliirrtetl on the 7th of f\’ov. One oftht: til\'i$lt;!t.-
.'\'itlii*,t‘t'tl heavy loss bo:h in men and !.tzr_<,}ga;;".
lT\\0.[:»i('C6S oft‘:-trttrtun were also taken ; our» of
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‘tl)(-‘ti’! was :tft(3t’\\ztrtl.S rctaken. '1 he Governor
i(.i't‘tt(‘l‘r')l lrad orrlerctl the release of all the
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.»‘.f'lglran prisoners itJ(.'ltt(l!ttg Dost i‘r.lal:omctl
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[land his wives.
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I \\'c 'Lr'l’l(l€f:éll:f|(l, says tho llurtlord Courant,
that C-lmtlcs L Porter. Esq. h=:.s rt’:-‘i_gt]C(l the
f.x‘reat Cili‘-t‘t>‘
rrliice of Prtslittflslet‘ in ttis city.
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l have been made to 6 filer.-t this removal from time
to time since ill.-5 appointment, and now we hope
i the ambitious aspirnttts for his place will all hr.-
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= {_{t‘a'!tf1c‘t’l. ill :‘.l’orter would rlotthttaszs ltztvc been
he has done well
I to retire from the art‘-‘tl.'), and sol";-‘r the candidates
for oflice to scrzrtnblc for it and settle their re-
bint. g , _
4th \Vtn P trrnt ')'LT ("rt ) rte'cct r‘ by i SPQCHVO ci“m___.__._N as MS‘ mi-V (in:
~ - . E "1 l ‘ , lnt. ‘X a, 3 4 Ct : __ ’____
over 500 lTl(‘_']t)l'llY. l \’.'ltutcvct'_ nt.=t_y he the opinion of ottr Sapient
Reprcsctrtativcs and Senators itt Crtrtgrttss, of
the hill to sttpprcss private expre-scs, thr,-rr‘; is.
so {irr as we (.':rt] lriarn. hut.
(.'o:t;_-rcss. tr.-tiring the pr-.r_;.-lo; and that is rcpt‘t'-.‘-
lir-usiuti ofthat bill r:-i"alrrtrrrimtti-tits, iutroducr.-d
by Mr‘. *.\r'~:‘t'rir':k, wltich has [\:t>:~~';tl the .‘[3«.tzztte
and been reported to the llrrn-=e. if it is an
easy tnattcr, as it r'§pp(‘l.:.‘5, to make laws to
clash wit'.t the xvnttts oftlte prsoplu. oppressive
and tyranical in their U;l€'I'.’.tll()fl,ll1-"ft! is a re-
rlccrtting trait irt Arrtcriart (.'il2tt‘(!t:l(‘l', that will
The
people will never snlzntit tatnely to have their
Sr)lll'(,'(_'S of marital nlintctzt stopped or dried up.
set the law and its cuactors at dr_-finncc.
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lhr: plc:t<t-t‘e an-l profit ZlTl:7llt_'_I l'-‘t,-tit a lrttnil
t‘rr':x-.-s;-:t;;ct‘, and the math.-tttptsi ii’) tl.v.itri flit-“"
wishes by ltltjtttslttg lteztvy burrl.-.~ns upon their
ll‘i‘.t‘)$'p!)t’lZ:lltttt, will be about as sot.-ces-.~!'ttl. as
to dirt-r.-t by ls-gisl:-t1it‘r: crtardntent wltztt a tuna:
shall or shall not cut or dtitzk.
The letter‘ of our l\'t_-xv York corre.<pottrlr.-ttt
was rcccivt=r.l tr-olutr-2 fi)1'lft:'L‘l’llt)1l.
“"6 art: ittrlt_:‘ot,erl to the firm. '_liltn.<. B. Os.‘-
boruc for l‘(‘gttl‘.t‘ supplies of Cr..-ngrw-—.:sir:rt r.l~>cu-
znents. ‘
Tr,"/'/'.i:’1I't’. (.'r.'tl(‘t.<:liv.-1.-/iL'—.f.(t7;..l t‘?/‘."r."z.'
Tr'07/ ——l_i‘.'ttt!l :1 ;_{'= l.'iit'llillll v. int l't‘§lr‘l:t'ii till.-'
city from lite lit;l'lll lu-t r'v=. t;it.g, as ttt ll :t:'<
hyill slip l't'r't=t‘t tlara trtiivc of the Bt.t<lf__1'ct :tn.i
ll):-.‘ .=‘rt‘gtts ufS :tttt‘rl.:y trtorttirr{_>', we li:l\'t.'
t‘ecvi'.'«tl ltll.t'lll_ff<“ll-’,‘|'(‘ti at fr-arlul t'nlattrit_v
tvhiclt or-cttt‘rr=tl ut Trriv on thr- :‘rilt.‘l'l'JOOl) rd
F:‘i.l'.Iy lust. Al :ti';0t]t~4 ' It largo
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;\lart'::.rl is still in S(‘_$_Sl=lll—-l Bu...-'glm'j/.——.-‘about 3 o'clock Ft l‘.l:t_V mot‘-l
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tntnsz". 7."-.‘o _-.-r.-rttt_53 tnr-u. who are clrtrlzs tn the
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-COt".':l';t'l pt.ti“tli.~:l.at-t's to send =.l't-.-tr papers
5' .-tp-rt w;:t'r-ltousc of M:-_ Ruhr-n Sntith, 448
l"r=.zt'l .~.‘tt=.‘or-t:, ::ntl -.vl‘.o slept on the pt't‘P-‘ri:“=€5.
from tltr-i:'sltr:rrhet‘s by thr-
=-:;t-.2; r_--- of two l»n:'ul=«rs, who b:rtl obtaine-Il
:r.l::tt~'.~tu:: by ltftl‘t'lU‘_7‘ tl;r> lot,-l.', ttitlt ‘.1 l.-t:rg-
i:r’;: it}Si.l‘tt.'.ir.'t‘2i. L':illtJLl a nippztrs, ll}-' I".-LlSl‘!lH_<_‘
it into the l-.'-t-_v hole, front the outside. 'l‘l.-is
il‘lSlt‘ll«tr(’lli l;r-.~i:1g pr3r"ttli2tt‘l_y usr;-d by ilOlt'(.i
i‘:llg’ilSlili;H‘gl;1l'S,gl‘.‘tS reason to sttpposr-
that this 'r.turgl-.tr_v was c.o:nmittt'~d by some
robbers recently :-H‘i‘it-"e:l ft-run Ellfzldt‘.-’l. On
r~nte‘inv__.' the rc-out one oftltcnt who had a
pistol in (-‘(It'll lt-and, pt‘t~‘S-'.‘tt[t’t.l thr-tn at tit»-
r.-lr-tks an-l '.h,t'cr:tenr-r.l to blo-.v thr-it‘ bruins
old if ll’)! V Hllt‘li.lD'.t(l to stir or rtnrlre :*.n_v
;tit.tt'm. The other burgl:rt' in thv mt’-'tZ't time
brolcc op=.':t‘.- the iron so an-cl rr:'L'.-ht-d it of
8460 in r;=ot§e_v, :~.t‘tL.i about $6000 in protnis
sory t‘:o'~.cs, with \\‘l!lt‘ll ll‘.t?_\’ imrrtrdi.=tr-ly dc-
Thr so tr-Hot.-. s wt-re providrtl with
-r tisttli lttntcrn, uurl t‘\~'t"t",' other t'rect—-ssnr_\
"lit:-Ii'.'!irtS to r-.:rrr-y thrzir desiszns into cfl.-r-t‘.
'l‘hr—.- aurora» in they left the house an ltlttl‘ re
-.r:ts l.':iSt‘(l, and :l \\’.'tiL'ltl'tt:tn pursur-ril lll"tlt,
lthi llw H‘-‘U t'ob1'tr'*t's t:‘iL'fl;‘rt’tl.———,.T()l.'.J'. Cm,-'1.
'-'-'t‘t‘r- Ill't.|lES‘.’fl
r-nrttpr-ll,
nu
t!.‘ll‘xi:'.lt‘l' litt- gtt\'lf'.'ltll’l("l':l. at :-
_ .n ".'~1}‘t‘l')5(r‘. of
llll'.'lt‘t't‘i ttzirii-rns pt-r Vt-:1t'. .‘r.lr. Van l.7lurr-n
lit-‘tic f=:»tn ‘.lll=l.\' to f-irtv tttilliitns. if they
"-‘\‘.1"‘."‘.li‘s'~‘ i\"~'Yltilf_‘-‘S to work for so tnut'h lr-.-:-.
ltmv tfirlt tltt-_v jar.-til_v ftlr-. Volt .'_*Jr:rr-rt for
'- 5-? So nruch mt)‘-l'r' .7‘ l3ut the 't'r7l.i'_rs l:t".'t‘t“
5‘-‘o:‘.:..:-:-Ll to :l‘lt::l't’tl':'-'9.’ the _£1r't\'L’!‘ttttf*t;l for
=.hit‘tr-in r:-illiurts, 'f.‘l1<-y only stttttrl \‘-.'lHlt
lr;~.d lt"'i't',i-1‘»lt(', l)t'fOt't-‘ tlir-2 ertivyzrc/;zicr¢l
Of "il‘:<‘ l.}t‘tttL‘.t't:t('\'”
con.t'nr ucr-d.
.[J(3.'£?I.J~‘?/f;‘.‘:'tIll/1..——A bill his pnssr--l both
ltoztst Ui list‘ li)t‘t'ttl.‘_\"l't‘:ti;lI.: L.“_;Tl:'l'ttrrrt'. rii-_
\'ttltn_:7 thr- E-St:-rte into ttvcrttv luu r (jott-
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.f"/‘tn.-‘.' I/.~c f‘.'Lzo~Hrr'v= 72 1’trl/zzc/izritz.
1 nt‘. lows w:r:.t to l.avz- the 't‘.'l‘tig:s ad-»
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hit. .‘-.ir-tti-"it"s" bill for the stt;"~prr—ss:'ott (I-fl
.‘tit:"~\'.~p¢:;‘:- l'~‘ - or \\'l}:;_l thr- ss‘:tn-.2 tl;it:_g, to!
' t~'.'‘I-i
L‘lUi~ii\'t-lj.‘ l.1~_\' the grit‘.-ttttttr;-t‘; rnzrtls and put‘
the Ciovctnrttr.-t‘ttpri::n——w:ts prrssrrl in thi-
Sewttc on 'i't:t-S-.l-'t',', 27 to ll. This is the
must c.\,==.t':totdin.-tt':v mo.-us-ut‘e evr-r ttti;':‘trt)lo(l
lt_‘.' 0'1?‘ f__‘t‘-\’-"Ill!-.<~‘t’tt, and \\'(-‘. hope the f‘idttSt—'
will ‘scotclt tlze r:tut‘tstct',’—-Bus! D(.*.t'.’~.;,r,'C~_2’(,v.i./_
if"::'d I-ill l't‘ft‘t’l‘(*tl to would tnuvh l:~r-ttr-_r
l‘f’fIf\:trr- lltt‘ llsrssi-at‘: Etnpire than the ft'cr_-
i.1-..-pr:-lit: of t3-,:.- Uni:-.-ti S'.=:tr-s. it is ‘stir h a it
int--t‘f l''.'1t-L't’ \\ itit thr- l.--.;sint~s' l!t_'r(,l priv;‘rtt-
i‘l;:'l'.t.~‘ t-l t‘l?l'.-tr‘-n;« us ll-Zls DC‘-'(‘l' b. fore. leeu
:=::r-t:.,',.-*-..-rl lzl this t‘(.'t!'.tlt‘_V, mill which. so far
fl‘!).’!". l.-t.'il'l,—‘j j!2.':llfl-ll l._v l?t1l.llt‘f';tt‘.(.?Sll_\', in
llicts a gross v.'rr.n_1;' upon the comntnnitv.
by (l-_'pil\’ll1glll-ttt(tflltr"ll'flCCtiS’(>mt'tllilvlli-,
ties o! ltrit.‘-l‘tt::tll(tn, without .-.li'.rt'rl:7rt_'._r thr-‘
r__3avt:r't'tntre:tt nr'._\', or ::t most, srrarcelv any ad-
vantrtgzrel .'l‘l:trt fill is wut'tltt- of this Tr-lor
.ttltttittl:‘~ll".‘.i.itE.'t - \'.'t'.>t‘tl‘._‘,‘ of ‘its two-pe-nnv
ii prove
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It » -Ito-lv ~ -t=-«t-t»t-tl-t 1-1 ltttwl to .ort.0!; us, .,t1‘tt rn:;.~~. on for-r-st-.-it the Qrr.-rrt Politico!
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p:.trtion of the 3 ill tZ2tlit’ti ;".i“'.llt’. ftlii l-zttflr or,
the city, and it little south of the scr-no :2.’
the Slltlrl of 1537, gave: way and .<udtlr-rtrly
rttsherl f-'tl‘\\'r’t!‘tl, r-t‘tr.sltin«_.g' l.,=:u.»-ntit it S'.'\'t'r:tl
tlv.'vllin_<; ltotisr-s- :tr:rl lzrttryittzq‘ hr-or-.--.tlt tlzr-it
ruins the l:=.t'nili.*s within. It is st.=p;‘o~r'-.l
that some ttvc-nty or li';l|l‘.' pL’l‘Sr‘-HS were ltut'~
The (_{t‘i'tllL‘l'ltZ1ttfI‘r’J’t't
ittforrnrttirrtt,
says tlurt. as he Ir-ft thr- city it was stzttt-rl llltrl,
.S'(.‘I,'(37I-l(.’L”/2. ;)t‘t‘SUt‘t:'3 wr:rr- l.'nown to hnve per-
ishcd. The mass ofe:trth which fell was
some acres in extent and app;rt‘r-tttly fiftr--r-n
tor twenty feet in depth. So SttIldct;l_v did it
-come that a man p:tssinf,_r at the time lr=npr~rt
from his sleinlr just in timr-- to r-scape, l-is
ltorses being l)tlt‘lt’=l l.'L’llt'Clll'l the e.-irt.h_ Thr-
bnilrliugs were tnostly n:-w and inltabitr-rl
tnaiuly by lrthorr-rs-.-—Triltmtc.
Tfrc D.'t_7/ .’.l];']))'0.’L(f/lt‘S.——-Aml it is lit!!-
for the \Vttif1'S to ho rr-:td_y.
Wltigs that the loco for-o party can be dcfr~:rt-
ed at the tiext r-lrs-r-lion. A potverful t=-flittt
will be rnndr: by the l.Vhigs but there is dart.-
ger that the coldness ofn few towns, tony
cause the exertions of tho residue ofthe State
to be un:tvailtn_r_r. It is due to those st ct;on:<
ofthe State, which are preparing for thr-
forts should be seconded by their friends (we-
ry wltr-re. The locofoco papers are right
in saying that the VVbi-gs are organizing
with the full expt-elation of success. Let it
not appear after the election, that all has
ofa few to\vr'ts.-—-Hm‘lfo'rcl Courarrl.
lt-‘3f.IU€‘. Bisltftp Errstbtzrn,‘ in P€’t'ultr.-rton
Square,on the lftth rust. he had n---arlv
reaeltcrl the front door, wrten he slipped on
the ice, fell and struck his l’tc‘:t(_i very ltetr-ily
upon the sidr-tw:rlk. Bi.-mop Etrstburrt srw
him fall, rnshr-(l to his assistance, carrir-d hi-n
into the hc_»nsr". ltut be ltiltttl.‘t'll'-=l(‘l_\' c.\'piretl.
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Loan Fact) Nm;.'.i2z(tlirm.-1 ..c Loc F-:>r_-o
(Ir'ill(lltirTt? for Ct‘-t'tgl‘t.’SS in tltedistrict conm.-.,~-
ed ofthe counties of New London and V‘."ind.
barn, is G-.-ot'gn Catlin, ‘Esq, of ‘i-Via-;llt=1rn.
It is st-rterl in satire of llTt!_;f)—i:tTf‘rtét‘tt ttr:ws-
papers that simtr-. the I‘t'C.t’l‘rl. ettt'lltt}ual.'r~, ;r
large whirlpool has been found in the Mis-
sissippi, about 300 miles below St. Louis.
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contest with (‘tit-.'t‘_$_7’_\-' and '/.r-al, that their‘ rt.‘-
bcen lost by the nt=gli_gettce and irtdiflr.'t'r-nee
Deallt of Bis/mp (T'z'.s'-ztrul/.l.— Bi.-gltop Gris-
wold was about payin_:: a visit to his col-
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foul dtsltouor up:-.tt thr- (i.i(llt-'_fl‘t'S5 tlrt passes
it. ll_:iL‘ that all those who voted;
it is in.:tr‘*-2,»,
it in the S. t't~.tt* coultl lt:r\‘c t.-r‘.-zlerstootk
i‘."rtt' '22:!-2 it \'~lll,li‘!_'liIlClt'flli'2lOi1lil\\', Ql‘-’(‘
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atv t.,t‘.ut*o 2V'.’Llt’:tllll:l.ELiiltttt 3ftl‘l',', Alr;r;‘r:. r,:
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/I -H» .4.-IIr.Ltl1trt7,u.5 un (u§‘lt.l"O. pnbllfi |)O\\',
_y--t t't=:rt, arfrrttzl of this Pr"-.5t_ Clfiictt i3iil l 3
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of its p-t'uz_3't‘t.'.<.=, l-tr wlticl ltv (lt‘S(9l‘\'t-FS ti.-re
_tlr;rnl:s oinll pnhli.s:ltr..=:s, and ofthe ('(tmtt’ttm-‘
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-'tH‘1Htlft*'I"t‘ftnxiousto tntrnst thr--ir ti_l'.'.st
tttiil in:r.=tr.'.~:ts tthiclt they can best take crtrei‘
mt ll'tt'!t-S‘.'l‘.‘t'S, to the S,';i‘t'i:tl _crt:trr.li:tn.<.ltip of,
i‘_\‘lc‘." and his l.'tt'l-my '\".7iCl.‘llflr',
:ttt_'.' l‘-or:l.\’ liicc lltvttt. Tl;-..-t'r.- are tnorv p:::ct-
ir':;l ntintls ztud httsittcss man in the l.lrr:t.<e
tltun in tin} Swltttlt‘, and tlrz-rc c:=.n h:=.rr'liv hr-
at don: t that ‘'th-' rno:tstr=r" will t':tut‘-3 t'uc«."i'.'e
ttf-,’. ‘or at it-=n.~t that portion of the public whol
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vrrry l'|l'_1]:t’ Convt—'rttir.ttt ut 'l't‘ct'ttr;it on the
l5'%r and l‘.l"rtttltll1lt'(.l Jr.-/'t.'rt Ty./or us thr-it‘
cztntliri;-ttre for t'it'.‘r‘t. Pttsirlr-tit V/ti t‘e;'t‘t't to
see that s=tr:h is the gent.-rnl appt‘t=ci:ttirrt‘t of
of his l'()'.lt'l’ltlr"S.", that the politicians S-er-tn to
think it p--!‘lr.~ctly f:rit".1ut'l ntoral to cheat hint
to thr- tttt:":r\.st.
nAuRtAoEs
ln Grcettwir-lt. on the 15th ttt~t., Hr. lf.li.'ts
.H'tr-vctts. r.-f_Darthttry, to Miss Elizztbt-l.lr Cook,
llltr’l‘f‘ll_\’ ol'.l7:rstltttry.
In i\'r-.w York on the lst inst, by E. it‘.
l'l2rtl‘iclrl. \Vtt‘.-. T. .D.t\vii_5rtl' Uttntingtott I
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ztttttz‘-ll Prltrria Plait. rd" N. Y.
l.) E A T foil S.
ltt Rirlgr-fi--Ir! on the ]7:h in--t. Esther. \'~iti:
of :l.l:‘rttit—!l \Vurrett, itt the (‘iGtlt yeti‘-\r»f ll"r£t1_'P.
ln .‘*-"t-xv Crtrt;t:tt’r. on lllt.‘ l.‘2tl: inst ._ M r. Jt).'~‘~t’]."i)
live-rr—-tt, our-rl :32 years.
At his t-r—-sirlct'tcr~, in Foutltport. Fairfi--lrl co.
‘ll Ul‘ lft‘-l).
l"..lr-nzr-r Btrllrley, it rr_-voltttiotmry pen-
‘ 5:43
A‘ In Doric-tr. on the 10th inst. filannah Amelia.
tldttillller ufflr-.liy hell, .1: 5 years and -f mru-.tlt.s;
on l"rid:ty ttfterrruon last,Gertrge \V. Vi/alli.-‘,
:-._r_vr>rl about 60 _vr=ars; also Ebenezer Hoyt, on
Suit-"lay the .l2th, ttgcrl about 80 years.
New ’:t'«os'Eai Cassie IVEi.=.u‘kei—Feb. 13.
AI .\.iarket. 775 fresh Cattle, 85 Cows and
Calves, and 600 Sheep. and Lambs.
ll t~ t-:t-‘-— 5333 50m 36. averaginiz -‘S5.
.‘ritr.cu Cotvs—-Sold at from $1520 a $30,
..*'-r-tt-:r-:r—.‘:‘-hr~,cp at 3.9, (1
l-l..n'—Snlrl at G.'2_;!_,r- pr-r. cwt.
Eifotase 3.2211 E3§’.’ti'il to Let.-—
'.l'o let from the firstof April next-.
the Dwelling House, Barn and Gar-
.-‘-urlcns now or.-rzupierl by Mr Raynor.
Tm: tottsc is ]Jlt"E2;~.‘r’tttll_ySiitiiletl 1'. short disraucr-.
front the Bt'itl,£{C. and front its many atl\'atng1csis
ll desirable residence. For particulars apply to
BUCKINGXIAM Locrcwuon.
Norwnlk. Ft‘.ltt‘lt:tt’_‘\' 20. 18-13. S
f’tGl’f)>".-‘\LS will be recci'.'c.'l by the stilt-
St'tllrt’r.< up to the 13th day of ftlarr-h next,
li.)l‘(.")!t>lrt:(:tit.t,'_[ u ltigltw;-ay, of about 400 rod-
in (’..\'lt’ttt. to r-rtrntttctice nr.-or the f€5ltlt‘llCt! of
Titus K. f‘tlcrrill, and tttcet and iuter~:ectthc
marl recr-ntly built by Lewis 0. \Vilson, near
thr- rlwr-liiztg house of John Coinstock. to be
built by the rod, and cumpleterl by the first day
«mi:
of June n:::.\:t. Br-:.\'.1. ls.~t.\cs Select
lI.~;t\'I:v .“>r:L=y.t-:cIi.
S.-\3.rnr~:L dorm, Men
r\’rtr\\-.':lk, Fr la. 13, lrcfi-13. ' 4I7
ENEDH.-A E€Ell‘.nil)cl' §Er.0esjust received and
for sale by T L 65 J R PECK.
l per. the property will be rc.':!t'tl lit!‘ |l”‘- _‘,/Fill’ 9”‘
‘ntcnt fitr sale by
lcrt‘. lrc furnishr.-rl with them
,, Sr-ptr=rt'rl)er.‘£~’.i, i313.
Slll)S('tll)t‘t‘, that would prr-firr sr~t:lin,t; vrith him
bites Q».--_-fill t s't'ot~tE.5
at Qost.
REFE tRl;'\IG to sell rill our winter Go:rr’..~s at or a little l)Cln'.".' cost. to lzrmping them over,
_-.1. we now ulii-.-r the grente.~t; ltztrQ;;i,':§: no the t'.‘ay_ol' Fl2:rtr.els, ilrierinues. ‘Jtutlts, Sattinetts,
Dark t’_,‘rtlicne~‘. r‘Sltawl.s-, r\'c. ever 0ii.‘t‘Crl in t\’orw.:tlk so that those who have money and wish.
to lay it out to ttclvtrtxtagc. hrrvc n.-nv an up_nortttr:ity rodo so that will not soon oecttt aga'tn,.,
l’lr-ei.-r- crli and cxznnine at ‘thr- c-lrlstattd. west end ofthe Britlgze. ‘
P. 8. Just t'e(:cit.'etl one cast-. two blue fiiefltlifltfli prints. 1 case plaid rich iiictitnack. 1 case-
bltrr-k and wl:i!r-, 1 case beautiful thin: colors tnerimttcks of the latest style and richest patterns
at a ’L'f'l'.4/I low price. '
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.““-.tcvs if"-'s an-:.;=. he ..;ctr uttty -*1=:€§€)- S!
icy fie.
'*.1‘”‘‘,\ V1; Just rctnrnrrl from i\"ev.- York with a Large and Fre.~lt supply of fancy and
‘:4- §&.‘:t=.,-pile E3-’i‘§’ €3‘.-(‘»a;:Es4E, ‘w hich will he sold at tit‘;f.t‘tCtri(~_‘nt(‘i«l luv. prices. Among the
,,.-_.-,,,,,,,,.,,r ,,.,,y t,,_, [‘,),,,«,d ‘(limp and Jliamonrl 13-“aver (.,lutl:s; BrIt.C(l('ltrlltS; Cassimeres
>.T.:.t‘riut*tts; Flttrtntis, all colors; Bt)t'Itl‘t?'l.ln(‘.‘S: Alapar-as; dlerinus; .-’\lapincs; Muslin de
fruino.-; (“lsallit-s . ‘,»‘."t:r.~=.tr~tl Plairls; Gitt.'_=l.a:n.-4; f‘rints; Tit-kin_r_-s:_ Sltectngs; Shirtings ;.
,'Jir_,r-us: Lace 1!!‘-ll_i—)!'2)‘»‘~' (irrrtrls. in <vrt“./ v:.tri(-ty. C-ut'.l:_=, L'~ca\‘Ct't(.‘€-tzs, and every article
usr.-ally kept in a Dry Uoorls ‘f‘i.~;l.'-£l)ll::l‘r!tt£‘l-l-.
2 {f:::';;-ets Z Z dttzal r-r--cal-vr-rl, a large Supply of‘ very Cheap Carpeting.
l"ers.:r~.s wisltirrg to ;:utclt::s-cztov article in the Dry Goods or Carpet line. areearncstly soli-
r-izcd to call, fir 'r\'(‘. kno-.v we have the means of selling cltc-ap. viz. l$u_yinrg Cheap.
JA .“\lf-IS Pd.-\L[.-ORY 6.’. Co.
$3ir’=‘<3 at
at Public
‘r.-Vill hr‘: ot'l'et‘t-sl
an _\:(“,.]_1t.,r_tl‘.t‘.i3 :h t,l:?}’ of t-l7il‘(‘ll
Itittlrtfili, l). on flit?
prermsr-.~:, if not l)t'£‘\'lU'.}.~‘.l'~.‘ rlisprtsr-tl of. the un-
rlivirie-rl h':l§'rd' ilm L‘tliil,—‘dll(l mill pt'i‘-‘ili2t‘>‘r
>~'llit:-tlt'tl t:t':1|'lltr‘_‘- D;-ttrlttrry road. about 3 miles
north ref 53 trwzrlk i§ri:lr_-r-. now in iirt‘. or-:~tt;:=-n-
r'\-' of the littiott L\l.-r:tr;f:.-r:tttt'itr;: C0. of i\W’H'-
tv:rll:, and u.-=ctl iitl‘ the in-~.'ruf.:tr:tr.-re of f.-lt -'*i -’h.
'_l"ltc prcrtti.-trs are \'=rltt:t'nl'~ for titty tiI8.'l‘l1!ll«vn
(J-..-ttrlitiutzs tnado kuottn
:<§,,;rgt.§ nu pnr~r~lt:tse.':-' ap-
].‘."”(§’ii‘.Eé23E3.——'l‘tre Slli'.<C‘l‘ll)(_‘l‘ expecting to
-\ rnnkc dtll‘r-rertt ur2‘on;_:r-ttteuts in his busi-
rtesr=. l:r.~'.‘ r.t‘r'«:rs for sole his entire stock of
(.imccrir-.- an-fl _goorl will ofthe store, situated on
the east end of liurt‘?li’s' Builrlingzs. The stand
3* ii ::rrorl out: liar but-inr ss. and presents an object
ot'::'nrao-irnr to a man rrfsmall capital. Terms
C-:.~:.l-, and immediate prassrssioa will be given.
In the z;‘nove the suh.<cribet' r.-i.fet's a bargain not
lr..":r~.rt to he met with for the capital required.
The prr~misr=s may be examined at all hours of
the day until the same are sold.
Joust BURRALD.
-.-'~ ~.a.v xgttxi, :1!
rrl'rttiiittt_1 ptirprtsrs.
at thr- time ol's:r!r!.
I‘5'orw:tlk. .l::n. l0, 13-13.
suit-,r_v. Put-zrzr-: CG3Ir2'1‘0Cl\'-
l\-N“_nH‘_. l-,.l_b' H. 1.343_ 7 7 ‘i l-ll‘) ~.ubscrihcr ltasjttst I’('(‘('i‘.'€tl a very fine
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lot of \Vu=r-hr-3 and Jewelry which will
"be sold at a cheap rate. Fine gold ease, full
_i-wclcrl Lever \V:ttcltcs, at 550. full jeweled
§iil'.'cr Levers at very fine Lepine extra
l_io'r'.‘Fl:~‘. for $1.5. common soztpcment watches
;in proportion. (.4-tld _t_vu-'trrl keys at 129. saute
:-‘Is r"~'.trt:t<'t‘ly sold at $.43; elugztttt ladies’ brilliant
Nrtslr in said liirlgt-f-ir.-lx_i, an ltt.<Dl\r"t}l dr htor. .'-i‘ glint-t-"I pins, very cltt-ap; fittger rings of all
,1“. ,-my ,_.,,,~: ,,,;,r5.-inrrl trslitltl of ;-::_.ir't t‘-E.~r~:h.—- épricr-s as-.rl r'i7'SC't'ipllt,‘tt.x‘,' tlrerurrttneters,spoons,
Said rt':‘il 1:51:-
.-’?:t I'*.ii€b:.*=:t.‘t:s“.$t1‘..”-*sr.f‘-..~l.’y virtue of
an r-.rr,lm' rrfthc Court of l’tttl?-WW ‘W
the tlistricl of R,i(l_:£'t-lit‘l(l,li1t‘. ttt:vlcr-
it ‘:‘l:_'t]t‘-ti xx ill sell-at .l’utrlic _3.ttt-non on
Vt’-lttr'Stl.'t\',li_ir(‘; first day of :_‘-larr lt next. “I .1
o‘t:lrtck, l.’.‘.‘rl. at Ill!’ rlwt-.ll’n2 ls-'>tt-‘<1!(*i'(—il'?1'l="*
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tea pots. liltl\-‘PS arrrl f'or't-:3. pen knives, scissors,
i\'asl:. r'rtttt:tiu r'<:r.'. cc:-. Vcr}: fine Brass Clocks, polished 0.
rule lfttltl, v. iii: :1 t'r.~tniit=tttl.tlu t\vo.-lnrj.‘ tl-5. (-‘ill-'13!’ fir. f‘.’l'.tl|£S for ‘IVUU-ll Cltflfl-IS ll)!‘ and
g. .-':tt:r.-tr-rl 33, wnrrantrd. Ltcvt C1,.-tt:1,;.
re C,-r:tt.~‘:ist.~:-oi” the lit.|r'tL~t‘.‘§i( ml trfsltl
me two ucrr-s .'tu~;l one l".)t‘ll rd first
l1t)u.~‘!‘.l!;‘.:‘|) met! shop ll.('zt‘ntt st ‘tltli
.':t.:ortt lt tlfn mile south olitltti ttH‘t‘-ll5‘L' l‘t""~““ l”
snizl l'iltl'_5Pf’lt*ltl. on the ut::in ronrl lr-ailing to
' Also four acrrx of wuorllazul l_vin_r_=
'.f‘lte pct"
Barrels blr-aclwd Sperm, Lamp Oil,
vcrv superior article direct front New
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‘W’ V‘ ' ll‘ fir-d|r~.tt_l. Just. rt--r:’d, for sale by \V C Srm-:1-:1-.
tthutn run: mile from said lt(It.tt(’.57-’.“1.&(l-
srruul ('>l%"rl(f (zunsi.-.ts ofa one izursc v.*o_v_=ott and
harr.e.~:<. and an ox st-rap-.~r. As the =tl'-.=rc~:'itl
property is tttttttcutnber'cd. tin" iiiitf ’.'t-‘i=‘--'<"\(‘l l'}
the. .~".$>l:-1l:('P7Stl-‘(_(l will he intli.=pttt:tl‘lt‘.
'1‘e:'n:s triads known at the time «>.".~'=tl<‘.-
.lA!tl-2!) i\' tsn, A.-s.ig:=ec.
Rirlgefir-lrl.l7r-b.-'1. .i-1:3. _ 7
.--il..'l\‘.-it;t"it‘tl
-I-ll‘.t.l‘.l .
1
LlG{~{'l".$ ‘ti.-’i::d:;-\\'
g six-.-s for .~z~..n by \l~’. (.~.
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.
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ii '7. «.1;-LE.-313' ‘IFa'a;*-3 rt-rtvtzzfw-‘-tr-.‘l lrr-or
Si-i‘l fictttr-ll ltlgtttca Cf)’-'il’ll-‘l‘l'.' it full :1 \")fl,
W C ."':"t‘l:l-ZtrL'l‘.
GE?’ ES Yirditrfii’ Tliifllflof-.i)t’T.$.(!3lS '\‘-'l-l) ‘
y m-_.- to tt supply of Lrrocerters (:?tt‘-.'-lp._ “ y ' ‘V y
F‘l.’T“ll-ll-I .sub=.criber would respectfully info:m
his friends and the public, that he has re-
rttovcrl to the west side of the Bridge, at the
stand lately occupied by R. S. Peuuoyer, and
lravln,r_vput'cltasctl his stock in trade, is now
ready to furnish the public with the best assort-
rncrrt of articles in his line ever offered in this
vnztrkr-t.—.sucir as 5:'nr.ldles, Brirlles, Harnesses,
Trunlrs, Vuliscs. ti.‘-arpet Bags, Martingales,
flalters and Collars. Also. a srrperior aéson-
merit t-fCart'irge and Riding ‘.Vhips.
.‘l:rr.lrlle ornl harness Trimmings of all kinds.
Sz.drlcr's Silk, and a general assortment of
articles usually called for in establislttztents of
this kind. -
Also. 3. good assortment of Elastic, and VVcbb
Braces of his own mar.-nfacturc, made for
tZumbilz'Iy as well as convenience.
The above articles. the ttnrlctsignod pledges
lr_in§self to sell. as low as they can be found
('lS§:\\‘lIt'?rB. The patronage of the public is
refs-::.r-ctfttll_'-,’ st.-licited,
N. B. The strictest attention paid to all kinds
of repairing. Wtr.1.r.t2.r B. SWAN.
Nuttvnik. Feb. 13. 1843. 7
at cost. Tcrttts
r_-;_r<'.:. Jonx l}t;xtt.t21..
t\'nro.-all., Felt. 13,13-3
N i3 Lilrewisx-, per.-or.s that are 0'-.‘.'in'_! thr-
to fair Curnp, cart have tr cltance fora short.
time.
"‘E’E;iILf3' a:.'r;'c-iii Sfigriarlrcs --l-lit;-lislt and
leg Artrcrtc'.tt‘t, l-y lb: ‘tit-'/.-Hi. for sale by
W C -3'1‘:-.ns1‘.
_; ,i§§Z“-l‘.§‘.‘:E§-31.‘;-— lCl;ptic lqrrirtgs
‘AJ ztss-;tlt.‘tl si'/. -s, \\'Llt‘r2tt.lt:'(l. for sale by "
\V (3 rL-'l‘r".5-ll-’.’.".
ff‘ _»5‘cE.T..l:;:_§.:.‘..§.i.i.E; ‘
""§{T(l>'B.‘.‘§{JEZ3.——l’ultlic nuticr: is hr.-relt_v given,
.l i that tltr‘ stfltsr-riltr~rs ltavc crttcrerl into on-
pnrttteti-:irip. under the name and firm of f)z'o\\‘tt
:5; _lt‘t-rgttsr-rt, fur the pt.-rptrsc of fltrttse l:-nilrlin,v_r
and lrsm.<r-~j tllllllll, am! all other purposes there-
unto appertaining. C.ttI.t-.213 Dtzovvx.
1).-tt\‘rt-".1. f-1. l"t.t>.GUsor;.
Norwallt, Jan. 13, lS:l3. 5
’Il‘0 EE3:acE’s2ttit§§:sZ
Q‘ .233 ‘<3 E
100 Chaldrnns U Superior‘
‘€’§E?.<I}'rENt'i.-.‘.‘t C 0.52: L!
T HE sttb.:r-ribt:rs |tavr;- just rt‘t_'ci\'ctl the
_d_ nhove Cool. and are now prepared to
sell from the _\.'nrrl a suprrior article lower than
over trr-litre r.-lii=rr-rl, for cash. ’l_'hose who are
in wnttt. will do well to call and exatttirte the
ztltovc for ll‘t(’.ll't5Fl\'(‘.S T L 61'. J R Pnctt.
Snntl) Nr>t‘\\':tlli, Dec. 13-12.
« 2
3
6"
l?1"§JFFAEO llicsfizcs.-'l‘lto subscriber has
‘by; , . , , .
A on trand.a ttU1“l)t’t‘ ot brtfinlr» b.-rbcs xx htch
be \\ill still very (-ltcap. “"31. ii. 5-'\\'.A.-.\'
]:‘,»§;,']'€}r't'1‘i:'€)FE.-—.’\ll perstz-its liming at-r-nnn:s
‘I of from 4. to G ntoutlts standing with the
sub.scriber.. are requested to tnake. imtnetll-'tt€
selll(':tt‘r('ltlll1PrCrtf'. Cults. N. CLOCK.
Norwalk. January 30, 1843.
HE subscribers have on hand a large sttpo L
ply of material for Tombstones and moon-
ments. and are desirous of serving the public in
their line on terms more favorable than they
have been able to do heretofore, and at a con-
sidcrable reductinrt frotn the prices demanded
7 ..
P A§.’§}il“ti§.—-]0(l ., and whole boxes, new
" Q; crop, btrnclt ltaiszns, for sale by
Ftrt-zn. ..\xr- ,Tt\Hl\'. by itinerant dealers from other sections. As
-- _ _ ' __ P ' N’ WV” ' ' no trifling expense attends the common mode
E”34Ii5§lE-‘-i=-'39- - K33?-‘$555?’-3 - - ol seeking out jobs, they now offer to supply
orders left at their yard, at prices at least fifteen
or twenty per cent. less than they have been
able to a_tl'ord thesame quality of work in times
past. That this is not mere assertion. the
public are invited to call and ascertain. for
themselves. Much deception has been prac-
__tice-l upon those unacquaiuted with tltequalities
of rrarlale and the different grades of work-
tanship by the class of itinerants alluded to.
'l'hs.- truth of this is plain to the most super-
ficial observer by a comparison of the stones
irrtrodnced from abroad with those which have
been erected by the subscribers. It is a fact
that the prices paid by some members ofour
community to foreign dealers have ranged
considerably above those for which the under-
signed have been in the habit of furnishing the
same article. Let those who wish to pur-
chase, at leasttest the truth of these assertions
and give their patronage where economy sug-
gests. E. PRICE dc Sore.
Norwalk, Feb. 14, 1842. 7
E8
0 V E N Frttuls assorted
Al Sou//t N,orzcr_tl/c La.7t(littgr.
€32!“ Torts of Plaster for sale very low for
étfl cash by TL &J R Pack.
AIILYIJSZ. 13542. .
E) EGE§’_i‘E') R35’ \§§rile‘3..—'.l‘i:t‘. Con-
EL ur-ciicut Kr-_ui~I :l for 15-13. for sale by-
.l A \\’t-:t-:o‘.‘
‘10.§tL! Coal1!——.,‘5 Pen‘ '§.‘oan.—l0rl
Ions superior Lehigh Coal. just receivct)
and forsale by '1‘ L 81. J R l’t-zcrr.
The above coal is warranted to be of it supe
rior quality.
South Norw£tlk,Dcc. 18-12.
For New You'll
‘V INTE R. ARRA NG i"iitd ENTS.
VTWIIE Sloop .Tuli't. Capt. G. Grumman, will
E. leave the landing at Five Mile River. for
.lan:esSlip, i\’e\v York, on 'l‘hur.~:day the 29th
inst, and r:ontin‘ue making hertrips in about ten
rlay;-' until furrper notice. Ft'<—i;;ltt and market-
ing of every description received on the most
l'.tvttt'2'r".)lc. terms. Apply to the Cnplainflztt
board or at the store ofthe subscriber.
Wu. C. SA’-tints.
Norwalk, Dec. 18,1842. 5l
5}? G:'cctia’s Conn. Register for
U3 the present year. just received.
W’ E Brssr:t.L.
sizes for sale by ,
W C S'r_nz_z'{,_, '
Norwalk Chronicler