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Pttiibllisheel Every Wéfetlnesrilay lr.!{oirniisng,_ by JAIVIES.RE1l.-‘.33, Jr. at Two liblolilai
l "'3;
NUMBER, l73——NEW
Ternls of the Gazette,
Village Subscribers by Carrier—-periyear- .. 00
' do do.-.-- 200
Mail do in advance
_' Oflice Subscribers, or_ those living out of the
Carrier’s district, and who c_all‘fgr their pa-
pers attheofiice .......... -.'_'.:-‘-’--‘--_---. _
Companies of 5 or more receiving their pa-
pers by mail, ifpaid iii iidv'aiic_e.- . -.-.
Rates of Advcrlisiing.
0’,’I?s_‘lu3“e'_t.1”’l”°S°“l”d?l'T1l’l.Ser”9ii7T7 8 500 lbs superior quality of Madder. I never l)_t‘l‘_3.”3 ll?“”l ill“ l““’..l', ‘.‘_’l.l°’°°"ll‘l”l’“' I
"""""" '‘.'.'j_’'' 1 00 500 “ Logwood. " part due force timl express‘_:_,on to Bar-r_y
Each knowing i,,§e=,,,,O,,»;___.__._-_. _______ _ _ 20 400 “‘ Fusiic. Cornwal’s admirable song, 4‘ _ .
Execut_or_’s and Adii_iinis_tratpr’s N‘ tipes. .‘..- 1 509 " /\llHIl- .'m.,e Se3__l};e§ea_.j,e Open “.83
Commissioner’snotices..-. . . . - . - — . . . . .. 1 -0 500 ‘ Copperas, for sale cheap by , .l_' ‘, " "- " " ~ - _
Guardian, Divorce, and other notices ..... . . 1 00 \V 1.‘, 13,,-,S,.;L1,_ bl” "5 Elnl .‘_' §~""e ‘m“’m‘_“"e l° “ml l?U,‘l_3..’.’“l
glig squaije.‘ ' NE, K ‘ Bl ‘ and exhilirating nielotly, it seeM’ed as - if I
Yeilfly advertisers, one Sqllilre, - - - - - - - - - - - - -10 “"— Ll" 5 ad‘ and Blue -luku [be best “tgre out upon [hp A0‘-jean in
payable quarterly. The privilege of yearly ad-
vertisers is limited to their own itninediate busi-
ness. ’
Casual’ advertisements sent to this Office, MUST Br.
Jlcc’o'.\ti‘ANii:n BY THE casn 'ro INSURE INSL-2R'I‘I0.‘I.
r.,JO;B’PR;|NT|l“l§-.
AILL KINDS,
Executed at llhe Gazette Oflice.
=‘ EN’.E‘.~\L surge.-.-y.——A. I-lill, Denial
Surgeon. offers his services to the public
iii ..‘t-._.._.- departincntofDental Surgery._
Office as licretofore. in Burral|'s Buildings.‘
1l’€fC'fe7ICSS-—i-.I A. i\’l’I.c;tii. M. ; Ira Greg-
pry, M, D; Hon. T. Biitl_et'; Hon. Bcnj.
Isiiacs; l{ev.Dr .\Iead;’Rév Edwin Hall ;"‘Rev
G N. Smith. Norioal/c. Nelicuiiali Pcrry,M. D.
Iliclgcficlcl. R. B. Bottsfonl, M. D. .Da.7If)u[jj.
Dr. tfowcll Pwclgcrs, Cofcchcstct‘. Wui Witter,
M. D. lVillimm2£ic. Ct.
‘ MILL Site at Auction.-—
\V'ill be offcrctl at Public Vericlue,
;_ on Monday. the 20th day of Matrcli
- ~ ‘ '~ next, at 2 iifclocli, R. M. on the
premises. if not previously disposed of, the un-
divided lialfof the Mill. and mill priviliges,
situated near the I):-)lll)Ui‘_y' road, about 2 miles
north of Nirivalti Bridge, now in the oct‘up:iti~
cy of the Union Mziriufactiiriiig Co. of Nor-
walk, and used litfllle manufacture of felt cloth.
The premises are _vzilii_able for any (lt-‘s;:ription
of tllllliltg purposes. ‘,Condit.ions inado known
at the time ofs-ale. Sliould no purchasers ap-
per. the property will be rentvtl fo_r_t|ie year en-
suing. Piii~:I;ic Coztisrocx.
Nurwalk. Feb. 14. I843. 6:7
I-‘or Sz1le—-A valuable tractor
_. " Laud, (‘.f)IlSlSdlfl,Q‘ of about 50 acres,
_ 5 -" situated in this town. at West Rocks.
V so called, near the residence ol'Jon~
gtttfaii Uarrip. Sen. Said tract is well appor
tinned into plow, meadow, pasture and wood,
and will be sold in one or more parcels as will
best suit purchasers. on accommodating terms.
’ E. J. ST. JOHN.
Norwaliz‘, Sept. .5. 184-2. 36
“ FARIlIER§—-LOOEK AT TREES!
' - For sale a Farm ‘plcasa‘nily‘s;ltua-
ted on the inziin that! leading from
New Canaan’ to Ridge.-field, and
Lewisboro. coritainiitg 76 acres, suit-
_ably proportioned in ’Mea't.low. plough. pasture,
‘and woodland, with a comfortable two story
;I.‘.lOtlSe. Barn. and Corn House,‘ feoces general-
ly good. payment mtide easy to’suit a purchaser.
The stock. farming utensils, hay and grain, (if
’desired) will also be sold with the farm, and
immediate possession can be had. Further
particulars is deemed unnecessary.
Lr:1ti\'1_;t:n Hum‘.
New Canaan. November 8. 1842." f‘3t46tf
The subscriber offers for sale his
well known establislitnent for the
in:iiiuTaciii_re ofQil Dressed _Leather.
- 'l‘he premises contain about 1.‘; acres
of good land. on which is a good Dwelling:
',IrIouse, Barn, Shop, and other buildings—'a good
"water power, and a fine orchard. It is situated
on the Danbury road, three miles from Norwalk
laniling. A further description is deemed un-
:neces_sa_ry. KLEBER. Woitntcir.
"W Nnrwalk. Ang.l6_. I842. 33
For Sale, A small Farm con-
taining about twenty acres ofgnoti
. land consisting of plow, pasture.
-—-—.;a meadow and wood land, with a
_.House. Barn and other out buildings thereon.
lsitnated in the town of New 1Can:ian. about 3
miles north oftlie village. It is a good location for
a meclianic.and the property will be sold low,
and payment made easy. I_f'a sale is not effect-
ed by the first of April ‘ue_.t:t, the property
it will thenbe rented for the ensuing year. For
further particulars, inquire of the subscriber-
STICPIIEN Hares.
South Nnrwalk. Dec. 26, 18:12. ’ ' 2m5‘3
For Sale.—-—’l‘hat well known
valuable property called Gregoryfs
Norwalk harbor. is offered for sale
at it bzirgairi. It consists of 7 acres 15 roods
'.of'_<,_vood land, with a building nearly new and a
'p\oti-:l steainboat Dock. The land and building
'“-‘ill be sold together or separate as will suit the
(purchaser. Apply to N. S. BAILEY.
> H \Vest Sidethe Bridge.
Norwalk. Dec. 29. 1842.
At a District Court of the U. States held at New
Haven, on the 28th day of February, 1843,
.YVhereas upon various prbceedings l1eretofore;law-
fully h'ad,tliisc’ot‘1rto1‘t'th'e 28th day of'Feb’ry,1843,did
its proper decree, deem ts; declare _George_N.Foote
‘of the town of New Canaan, in said district, to be
_.{’a Bankrupt, within the purview of an act of'congress,
‘in such case made §c provided : And where_a.s said l5_a_nk--
rupt hath this day filed l‘ie}‘e’in' Cotu‘t,'fns furtl1_'ér'p_é
-" 1,”, tition, praying that ‘he’ may be decreed and allowed a
ffull discharge f'r‘oin.all-his debts, due and owing from
‘him on the 23d day of January, I842‘, that being the
"_day'of the date of his original petition in bai1l{ruptcy_;
“nd that a certificate thereof be granted, as per pett-
'tion on file, dated the 28th day of February, 1843.
Now therefore it is ordered, that said petition be
heard at- the District Court Room, in New Haven
‘in said District, on the 1st day of June, 1843, the
‘ -‘~' the being more than ninety days after said decree
bankruptcy was passed ; and that notice thereof
given to all the greditors of said bankrupt, who
‘' ay have proved theirdebts, and to other persons in
jn'tere'st, to appear at the time and place of such hear
’ing, and shew cause why s_u_ch- discharge and certifi-
‘cute shall not be granted and allowed ; bya publica-
’.’tion of a copy of this order, in the N orwalk Gazette,
newspaper printed in said District, at least seventy
" a‘ys,before such day of hearing. _ "
‘ Add it is further ordered,‘ that so far as the residence
of the creditors who are namedin the list of the Pe
titioner is known, that notice be given them of the
day of said trialand hearing, by a letter addressed to
him or them at’ his or th_ei'r usual place of residence,‘
to be deposited in ‘a Post Office by some indifferent‘
person, at least thirty days before such day of hearing. .
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
aflixed the seal of said court, this 28th day_ of Feb‘ry
‘ The foregoing is a true copy of the original order;
_Attest-— CHARLES A. INGERSOLL, Clerk.
150
K hctiuty or durabilii\_-' are not surpassed by any
Point, situated at the niontli of’
SERIES».
- « . ‘ .'.-
lSI,T¢3.'I-‘QR-2,—A pew supply of Sugar—just I accotnplishcd, the sliaft was sped; and the
0 received and fry sale as cheap as ever--114 'r0bu.7' et (cs I7‘i]1le;.j;,' that shoul:-lhave shielded,
‘° *0 Poumls ll” 351- F- ST JOHN-. my breast, were not suf_‘Iicis~r_it_ to resist
fig Kegs No. 1, extra, and pure ground. UPC” my Word‘ ll. me first. ln, ‘ml/‘I
, _ Bellville and Union White Lead, for me had. °‘.’¢‘l' 9°“? ‘§ll"l“’""“ my 5°"l3“°’5‘“.’
sale at iiiariuracttirms‘ p'ri,_-as by upon the subject of the irresistibil ity and the’
W. C. Si;riE»,'-:'r.
universality ofla belle paasioii.
She sung other songs with
eq ual 4t"fl-i'.',CI.
now in use, for sale and warranted by
A. \Vl-IE1).
IVIERICAN Locks. é”sc.—'l‘he Suh-
- scrihpr allots‘ for”‘s,u.l<:‘ ‘at‘i\laniil'.-iciorers‘
prices. Pierpont <5‘. l‘lotr.-likiss’ patent door l()L'liS|
and latclies. with silver plated. mineral. plated,
jet, pnrcclaiit, glass and brass knobs, which for
craft, scudding‘ along i‘tt‘tl'ic rate often li'_l,‘:OlSl
an hour, while the waves were’ lo:iii:i:_i‘§‘t:‘tt(l
bursting aroiind me in the st_insli‘ine,th'c l‘ig‘l_tt
flt‘(_‘(2_'y"'ClOl.l’fl:3 tlrijtirtg thiougli the sky, i the
sen-birds wli'_eeliiig"tiIio'vc the must, the '>.-‘lol;
phin baring his back of gold, and the wiiitl
screaining tlirougli the shioiids.
Emily 'l'airletnn left the piano,
stit togetlicr on the sofa. Ottr discotirsc‘,.i\'a.fl
upon ev'er_v‘ nnnieable topic—~poetrv, politics.-.
and Wt".
’manul'ar:tured in the criptitry.
Norwalk. Nov. II. 13-12.‘
EASIPS Clarified Essence of I-loarliound
Candy.just received by W E Bissi«:t.L.
W C S'.‘i‘l".l£I'."§‘.
blc, Washington Irving. and General Santa
Ana. It was evident that Eintly, tlio""' ‘
car
from being ii blue, was sufficici'itl_v well vers-
cd in the current literature ofllie o'a_v:;_\tlint.
she had a quick apprehension, and deep Iap-A
prcciatiou of the beziittiftil in nature and art;
tliat tlieré woi‘e've'ry little nonsese and prc--3
tense about her; and that she was in r-vet‘_v;
respect a reniarlcriblc girl. ' t
"‘ i’$
\".\.
perceived that it was hall :in hour paélivfllltl-i
night. I apologized with sincerity for the
her, as the hours had flown like downy san-
Cltlletl minutes. ' "
‘Gool night, Miss 'l‘arletnu.? _
-—‘G:‘ood niglitl Pleasant dicairisl _4urg-
_ his frieiids and the public, that he has re- 2g‘0z-7‘,l' ' i ' I ’ "
moved to the West side" of the Britlge, at tli‘;-z ‘_I ‘was alone in my Cll.'tt't'il.)t‘l‘, and ItPflitlt to
[5l“”_d lillelb’ 0Cf=Utt"‘«d by P“ P‘?.““0.)'0-’. and SOllli‘)(]lllZC‘.’ ‘Isn't she a chai‘t‘iiin_r{creal_-ire'.?
iavtngpurcliascd his stock in trade, is now S, n.,“,,..,] -,,i;,,.j . ,. 11.. T H 4; M
J ‘ _ - __ ,, . . g _. . ‘—-s c. y—— .1 lb so- tie -—.,-rig.
lr::glV()’;‘,):,€‘r"r,,"’l:'»" ii’,-‘3|!_’”’;l.“' “””r”’E bcjl .""lS°”;’,’” so cnchziritiric__rlv——-and then is so trJnsc.t‘nd-
-'(.'€.‘lll.‘ 1).’. '‘‘c r --
markpt‘ W'(_h :5-qm;:;;E'S" ;‘;:__':,;(:’; "H__r:];s:;(:'S’ antly beautiful l I it-criilcr ll she has ever
.—-rt . . L. _ , .. 5, r. , ‘ . . . . »‘v. .a .
Trunks, pauses‘ Carpet Bags, ;._,_;““;ngu;eS, had an offer. It is pliin that she is 'nc’>t cu
Halters and Collars. Also. a :~‘tlpCt‘l0l‘ assort- far"-5‘-”"d' ,0‘ [l°’aC’f’ ’3”""”°3" H”""V”’:’.1:"'
men. of Carriage and _1.1;,j;,,._. \_.vi,;;,5_ to your little hole in Court Sl.l'L".t;’l., rind bur-
Saddle and mime;-s Trimmings or all kinds, row among your most; law books. Don’t
Sadtller's Silk, and a general assortment of be for making It fool of yonrselfby falling
articles usually called for‘ in est.alilisl2ineiits of in love.
this l‘l”‘l- i i ' client ivhoni vou kicked down stairs.
Also. a good asso_rtme_nt of Elastic, and W'eb_b "
Braces of his own" manufacture, made for
durability as well as convenience.
Tlie above articles, the uiidersigued pledges
ltitnself to sell.~::s low as they can be found
clséivli‘mj_e. patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. ’
N. B. The strictest attention paid to all kinds
of repairing. Wir.1.i.iii1 B. SWAN.
Ciel
rota ry.
‘T
Cltittv be ——-——-l I\‘.'0n’tgo bat‘l£.f ' “L
if Miss Tait-leton should be ad I11’-.irc‘_:s'.'
Old Tarleton appears to be a priiice”i_V'i'E"l'l'o'xi‘>'
in his expentlitures; and then, egad, I am
his nainesake. and Emily was called alter
my mother. Strange! "There is something
Not\v«'tlli- Feb- 13. 1343- 7 more than mere chance in this. I aiu sun-
— old 'I‘arleton would favor’ in; tiddressessl
I-Ie evidently has a’ datsli of i'oirrapce it)‘ his
composition.‘ I-le woiiltl malie fl glorious fa-
ther in-law! Indeed, I-Iorace, I think 4' you
might go fartlicr and fare worse. But what
ifthe lady is no’ heiress ? So iriuch the bet-
ter. She is a treasure. in herself; and, rich,
or (lowerless. I will lay siege to her young
Adyentllnjes
A M‘ID-S_Ul\ll\IER’T0_URIS'I’. _
g_HArTr.rt iv. ’ I I
The table had been cleared away,a friend
had ento_red,and inveigled tVli'. Tarlcton into
making one in a ganie of whist in a neigh-
.o
. ' _ i.‘ . ,. and puerile in you. Let metell you that
mentionedsofai—u.lien lo! MissEmily Iarlc- ‘OW in ,1 confine is ,1 weer hnmbug Poor
tori stood before me in all her inagnificence. Mh')“,,’ Ym,‘~’S;.,,m’, fny _....,s;i.i.- ailivicei I
f1e:’P’J,’i’n’)£d,i-l"L:)’,’:’iI,’n.y m’cu”’kleni Posune five ~:ee_you are fnii'l_v in for it. Well, sleep up-
’ ‘ ' on it. Good _riio_h,t.’ ' -
Sleeping at your post, Mt‘. Berkley !— . °
Could not the anticipation of seeing me keep
you awake? Ah. I fear you will soon lose
the reputation for chivalry which you ac-
quired this afternoon, How would Ivarihoc
or Am-adis dc G=Ltl’appf.'f‘1l'. painted lying on
a sofa, with his feet elevated above his head,
a cigar in his mouth, and his hands lazily
twined in his hair? Wliat would the lady-
love ofeitlier of those respectable individuals
have said on finding her trite knight in stich
a respectable predicament?’ I
‘She would have sat by his side and fan-
ned the flses away while he dozed; or she
should have b_eg_ttiled h_im w_i_th her most en-
‘chantiiig songs. let me opénithei piano,
‘Miss Ein—Miss Tarleton, and do siing mea
song.’ ' ' ' ’ ' '
Really, Mr. Hoi'acc Berkley, you have
more assurance than I could havegiven you
credit for.’
Pardon me—ifI have——presumed--too far,
I trust I have said nothing to offend.’
‘Noriscnse; it is afll-ctation in you to sup»
pose I am offt.-ndcd.'
Miss Tarlcton sat down to the pitl_l'_]0, and
running over the keys witliia free liitrid, she
asked, ‘Vfhat shall I sing you 2' ’
‘Sing ‘We met.’
“We met—’twas on the heights of Mom-
uiorcnci.
And I thought he would shun mc—’
Nay. you shall hear one of my favorite mel-
odies.’
And changing from gay to grave with the
_t:ii"Ai>"r"i:'rt V. -
The angel in the rtankin r_ic_ii_ng liabit trim-
ncd with green, figured largely in my
ilre-arns. Now she floated down the liiige
pillow of foam which .7.-weep's over the Falls
of Montinotcrici, and now she riished down
upon me l,_,f‘0:mi._i.l'l;_(_3’ heights. In the mornittg
when I aivoke, it was some moments lzeforo
Icoulgi disentangle the real from the ideal.
An iinpression of pleasure past and to come,
an intlcfinable feeling of'gi‘.itifi(‘a'tibrt, hope,
and gentle excitement, were operating upon
my mind ; but though I expericnct-d the
influence, I was for some timepuzzled to re-
call the cause and the origin. " '
At thebrealtftist table I f0'l1:t"l(,l Miss Tt‘tl‘l€-
ton arrayed in a graceful triorniug""dress.—‘—
She greeted me kindly, but I fancied 'therc
was in her manner a little iiiore rc_seri'ethan
I had seen the preceding day.
.’I.‘lie ftilhei‘ took rnciby the hand as if his
heart were in it. He rallied iiieja little tiboit
my taciturnity the night beforc,‘and final _-,v
_br'o,k,e .out i\ritli—‘\Vcll Horace, ifyou have
not any thing better to do, suppose you join
on r ‘party for the 'da_y.
' of Abrabani,4t_lit-n,ce' ’to the ;Falls of the
Chaudiere, arid iii the afternoon we have an
.-
strea ui.’
thing more agreeable to me.
Consider rite
at your disposal.’ "
‘ had enlcretl
;face half way inside of her bonnet.
s Per Aliiriiulraa in Advance.
NQRWALAK, or.‘ vvl;DiliEsDA¥, 1}-tiA.\1=t(:H 8,’ 1843.
ers, its glittering‘ steeples and i'oofs—-all pre-
sented a scene unsurpassed in magnificence’
and extent. ‘I i ’ ” 4 .
We visited the Falls of the Cliaudiere;
we began to grnw'i'oinantic, and I wasa doz-
en times upon the point of inalcing anavoiv-‘
til. Rcturfiing, we went on board the frig-
ate which lay anchored before the town.-—-
Emily had no sooner reached the dock than
led her his arm, which to my utter sur-
._ Se she accepted; and tiwtiy they went to
look at the guns, while the polite lieutenant
invite-d_Mr. '1‘-arlc-ionarid niyst-lfinto thecab-
in. As we were (.l_l"SCt.‘D(llIlg'l.l’lE companion-
ivtiy. I looked bacli in $t"i'l’lCll of’ Emily.-__-.-
'I‘lic rnidshipiiian had evidently bet-n telling
her a good joke. for Sllg was laugliing very
ltotltlily ; and there w:is:tn ’_i>:ist~"and ttSStll‘-’
unct‘ about his iiianner which was very on-
noying.‘ The odious little .Iolin“"l3itlll I
wislir-d him at the bottom of‘ I-Iu’r.lsoti’s bay. ’
I will take oncioore peep,’ l s:iid,‘hfter 1
the cabin. I il._'3CiPl'lflL’Cl' the
-1{i|?inip-'-i‘tirient little cub of a iuitlshiprnau,
- stairs and saiv that the little‘ rascal had his
My
it delighted me, it hardly awakened -a mo-
tion of surprise. I could only press Mr.
'Tarlt-tori’s hand, and bid him good "night,
with the serious dctcjrmination of throwing
niyse_lftit Emi_ly’s the next time~I siiw
her. ' ’ "’ ’ I.”
[did not forget my engagements with
Mtll‘bllTy.- At sir; o’,c"locit‘.in' lllé’ inoinirig I
was at the fei'ry, curious to see if my friend’s
in_aitit.ratit was in any ‘degree comparable
with mine. had not waitcdtiiany minutes’
before I saw his gig approacliing. The lady
who aclcompanied‘ h=im was closely veiled.
held eat’ his l_iap‘d to greet me; his
fziii"co'ui'pan'i'on"at’ the stints lime raised her
veil, and l't‘\‘€tllt'(l. to my rt-‘coiling’ sight the
features of_Ettiilv ’I‘arletonl "” V‘-’ I
I strtttecl liiacloas if I had been staggered
by It hea-:y blow. I pressed my hand over
my eyes, and looking again to make assu-
rance doubly sure, I rushed away, knew
ric__t ’.\'i_llll!€'l'. Mttrbti‘i'y called after me in
v-"t'i-,'t;._ ‘ Even Emily’_s €'Why, I-Iorace, what
ails'_vou 3’ could not‘ tlctaiii incl" lives at
tlieerid of the wharf in a minute, and with
one (lesperate lt-ap I threw inysclf-not in
law, phvsic. Bulwcr, Marryat. Fanny I(t'Ill-L
j.V.ei"y tlignifird and taciturn in my manner
length of my stay, but cast the l)liJlIl-'.""'Cl’lOfl-l
G0» and b.3£-' P"rd°-3 0f ’’’e IriS””l'lttl‘lO to t\’iug'ara§ lb:-nce to Buff‘.-ilo. and
{T
new burst of Cicero to place over your sccqlih
Finish your uiialysis of Chitty——l
VVe go to the heights
invitation to visit the English frigatcin the
‘Dear sir, you could not have planned any
VVe went to the heights of Abrnh:im——_ive
first iiiiptilse was to go upd (piarrcl with him the river; no. I w:isn’t quite so great a fool
‘but after all, thong ht Ito ‘niyself, what's as to do'that—but into a sfeaniboat that was
lEmily to me. or I to Emily '3-—and thus leaving for New York. I’ ""
ltliinkiug, after the licutcpant into “ c;_.rAp-pg-R -pig, .
l”"’ Mb’-”' , Three d_-aysiailtcr this adventure. Iwas
; On my way home from the frigite I was again in my plficein Court street, burrowing
. . . _ '-vith"m'ore assiduity than eve'i' atnon’g the
.l°“’"”’ E’I”’V' A’ ”"’ "l”’l’.""' "ibl"i ll.°~“'l-’V7 law books. ' My washcrwouian had confided
left "RV "99-’-”“‘.i 3”“ ‘‘'".V' "ml I *‘“l,“'9d lnlfl a case of breach of_promise' to my hands, for
I Slziticed at the clock. and to mt’ stirflrisvilconyvrsimoii “II” a” my a°.C”S’°m°‘l Sl””’s' ‘vlllcll I “'35 ‘”'“l“f-‘J mysell Cal’ afple I“ We
' t Allolllel’ dt‘ll.‘—’hlftll evening Wits p=t§S0fl inviilnerable brass-tfie precederits and the
alone Wllll :Ell'lll;V 'I‘ill‘lEiOll. ‘V8 sung Illt‘ [(tcl';njQ;1li[j9S.'0{d Prof;-gsjon_ studied
little duct of ‘No ---we talked, we protncnzi- ,-,;,_-ghl and day, and s,,.m,e ,-O o,.e;.Come Merv
‘led ll“-’ FOOT‘). a.nCl_»\\'B lfetid Slial.'spt‘:1tt’--- recollection ofthe perfidiousErnily Tat‘letori.
When l'l°§‘?'_l° bld _ll’3" §°°d night. Silt’ N‘: Some»_titii"e-s‘, however, when my r-andlc' was
,"‘'"‘l’“'‘’- ‘I5 ‘l ll°:°‘5'l”‘"v M“ B°llil¢,\'- llml about siiilring in the socket, and the closely
\_$'_0 lli1~_".9 lm0\"ll "Pull Olllel‘ bl” ll-l~'0 d'fl3‘5-I printed prigcstvaiii 'eonfust-filly llf my si«_'- ht.
It sceiits-to me that we are as well acquaipted and ;,“5]',',‘,- c’,ept over’ my 9.3.3‘ 1 wcutd find
“5 l’ ‘l h"d ”"““ ,V"""'s- U A I my l'i'ufi.nt tliouqlits straviiig" back"; to thr-
.,»\h, then, Miss Tarlcton, do not think 5c,.n..s".’.'l,;L-h ‘1h"a_d°"“i;[n-.‘§s_,=d with ma;
me l;os‘t~' 9" tostnci‘-“otf_ lite. on my--’ to.-my but heartless: ‘qcatiire. ‘And then l
_ :i‘_""”S- I_)"‘.°:”" _"':""" §“l§lv B0tT‘bl1Slt‘S ivciiltl lay my arm upon my desk, and my
ltltt , but etc tltt. \\0tds were '1lI(:‘l't-(I, ll‘? forehead upon -my arm, while——sh=tll I con
=‘l00l' °f""“"‘d- ll” fame" °l 7-he .V0U“g l‘“l.V fess my wealtness ?-—tuat's
"“"°","‘d lh; ”,’°"" I scibusly come" to thy relief. No sooner
’“ "” i3§“'l3«'» 3"-‘ll “'1'-?l P”'P‘“"'~’ 10 be Oil’ however, would I discover these treacherous
lo ‘'’:_’I’''’‘’‘‘'' _ , _ _ syiiibolsof sorrow, than I would rise from
“1‘l"‘l "’”l“d°.V0" l3l"°»5ll'f [""l‘3ll'9(l- my seat, and uttering agaiiist myself such
Til’ the SL L"“"""’°‘—‘i “W035 Lillie 0”’ exclaiiiations as ‘dolt, fool, booby l’ I wculri
, _ light a fresh candle. and, by way of piinislii
l'°".€-’l‘ llle "mP‘“’ 8"”? to '.A"”"‘"'."-’ uient, force myself to resume my ‘studies and
I flow fortunate! precisely the route 1 bad fl_l'1(l’pI’0lCl'lg iiiy ”o't_~.idies‘-ay least ircotiple of
"'«1!‘51I'l\'t?(l ofut .or myself. IVill you consider hm”-S, -"" 2' .= -"»-‘i - ‘ “ “ ‘
1 ‘me ° 3'‘"“' f“"‘V ‘W 4 i I was passing throuah one of the corridors
1 - ~ . ‘ . ' 3 »
hc"\l’;"t3h l3;:’lS0‘:';'llhl of the 'l'reinonl house on the mornirtl; ofullte
to thO:.end‘.of O.ur j~(.~m.~meV. 'l’W_'e will prom" {lay thpt riiy importap; crijsle of Sosa: Dlllitii.
ise to iuake aiiiotitli or two oriottr Planttitioti yhverius ugi"s'.m-S ‘~00 e “as '0 e we ’
, j _ _ _._ -3; _ - ’ w on I heard lS:lJ_lng from one ofthe prfialt?
‘l””° .‘°’‘'!‘'’’!'3 W. .l’“”' ‘VOW “'79 Emlll’ -7 parlors a voice which arrested my zlttcn‘tion.
2%/J‘f'“ ,5"""’ “'3 ,“"ll do 0”’ b"5l- It gave uttctiance to the words of ‘a song.
, 1 '53 _l ""lL‘l‘-ll‘ 3 P”‘~‘59“C"- “'0“l(l be $l_l_fll- which tztwakcned associations ‘at once plea-‘
“-"‘J"l°’F1'_’5‘(’;lf{"_’ ‘Elder “Elly Pl‘;l°‘5,"1 P‘”“‘ll3"i sum and riioitrnftil to my soul. ‘But it was
.15 - Sn 0- . . .- - v. .' .2’ _~".‘ ._
ttt..tt“'c..:.t‘;..f‘t: ‘ 3?: .‘.°.*::.‘:*:'::.;‘".;'.t‘;° ::‘r:.:;“‘.::.-‘:.‘.I"".=
. 5 ' '
"‘ could not be mistaken. The door was a'ar.
C"“’TER §'I- pushcd it gently open. yes, it was she
It would take a volume to narrate all the seated at the Ifianol : ‘ ' “"’ ‘
little incidents which occurred on oiir'way ‘I-lloracc Bl.’-fl{l€3’—-IS it you!
to Albany; I have not the heart to recall ‘Eiriilyl’ I
them, had I the poo to describe them. ' A pause ensued.
It was af Albany.-—I run as well hurry paler thou when saw her last.
through my story like a iuan.
tered m_V$elf that the flii'ta_tion was going on said to myself." -
pros"peroiisly. _Old 'l'arfeton €Vlt'lt:'Dl.ly fa- ‘I-Io\v"could' you leave me so abruptly, Mr.
vot'etl it, and was, I believe, sincerely grziti- Berkley, in Albany 3’ asked Emily. A ""
fied at the prospect which itlield out. I had ‘Mr. Marburv is well. I trust? I-suppose
yet, however. made no avowalof my p:ts- he will be with you soon.’ ‘ ' ‘
sion, though _z_1_tho_usand times it was at my ‘No; C‘-htirles followed, (she called him
!oitgiic’s“end. , 'i ' ' ' Charles! ‘How connubial I’ said I to my-
1 was standing on the Steps of the ho_tel sell ‘Charles followed instantly in pursuit
the day after we arrived. when Isaiv a fel- ‘of you ; he wrote us from New York that
low Collegian. Charles Marbiiry was his he had learned you had left for Detroi_t, and
name —l\‘lat'pl0l. he should have been called he added tli’al'l_ie'shou'li_l sJtar__t ifistantly for
--drive up in his tnndcni gig._and throwing that place.’ " ' ' i’ " -
the reins iii,t’c‘> tho hands of his ‘black atteiid- ’ ‘Indeed! I cannot imagine wliat he can
zint. leap upon the s_i’tle‘wall.-.’ Marbury was ivarit of me. Your father is fully fe_co_n_c_iléd
a southerni-r of _|:i,r'ge. fortune, the income of to him, I hope,’ ' ' ‘ "
which was ltatdly la rge eriotigh to support There was a dash of I;Iyp.ocri_sy in my last
his l]n_('ZOIlSCl()l'l:t‘lJl€‘ extrtivagauces. He was speech. ’ ‘ " ' ’ ‘
"a" fellow of good personal appearahce, a ‘Q yes, Charles had only been a little ex;
great practical "joker," lively, ‘entertaining’, traviigzint, and Ba i'é.monstt'ated very gently.
and stipcrficial. After we had greeted each Charles took it‘kindly, aiid has ‘promised to
other. he took me to the parlor in the hotel reform.’
and there over a bottle of Rudcshciincr, we ‘And do you love him, Emil‘ ?’
talked of oltlcn times and of time to come. ‘Love Charley Marburyl have loyed
‘A ‘By the waxy, Berkley.’ said my friend, ‘I him dearly from _a child. What an odd
rm:-.'.t secret to’ tell you. I am going tb questionf!’ ‘_ " ' ' "
run away wjili :_i pretty girljto morroiv, and ? Ibit my lips; and as fI‘arlo-ton (‘mer-
to commit tiiatriinony incontiné'ntl,y.- The ed‘the room atth_e 'iiio;'ricnt,_I was sayed
old prig, her father, who is a millionaire, re- from the utterance _of a severe retort, which
fuses to give his consent, and says she is just quivered upon my lips. ’ '
pledged _to another; but pledged or not, she M-r. 'I‘arleto__r_i greeted me with iindimin-
has p_rori'iised to accompany me to l’rovi- ished cordia_l__t_ty. ‘,'_I‘li[ere was something in
My fair friend seemed
'Marbory
’dence, and there the krio_t" indissoliible will his fi'ank‘and'elega;nt manner, which attract-
belied. ‘ I " ‘ '“ led me 'ir_re_si_stably towards him. We had
-Ynii surprise me Marbttry. .'0t_1l" iiot eitcbapged many words, however. before
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Mrs. l\l._th’a,t is’ to be. a beatity‘?
"lie inquired my motives for leavipg them so
" ‘She "ii-i__t,ho_u_t' 'l'i:utn__btig, syitperlatiyely ’ ’ ‘ ’ ' '
suddenly.
had flat- does'nt treat her welle-_t_vr:etc’h thatflhe is,’ I 4
quickness (lfilllotfgllta .M.iss.[I’ar-leton sang
stood upon the yvfcry spbt’ it-‘herie Wolfe di_et_!
; it '2. In that one glance the mischief was
Wolfe’s beautiful song bcgining----
; ‘.G_o forget tne! why should sorrow
O’er that brow her shadow fling u?’ 5.,
I think I never niote deeply the poiver
of music. Miss Tarletori had :_1_ric"h roltifnd
voice, and it came forth like the l_i(i,ui(.l,gt1Sll-
ing notes of a:C7ari.riry_,liir_d. _Bu_t was in
the expression which she imparted to the
sentiment tliiitt_lie’pri'héi.pal’ charm of her
singing lay. H'er,facc also was the perfect
index of what she uttered. It now kindled
into eager enthusiasm, andvnow settled intoa
look of pathetic repose. And do not inta-
gine there was any affectation in their vary-
ing moods; They were as natural as the
drifting of a summer cloud over the sun-
shine.’
But, ,Emily Tarletonl why. when you
had finished your plttl1llVe8l1(l_b€‘.f)Ul.lfnl song
why did you look'_up to’ me with such a
glance—such a tender glance-—iaden with-—
what shall I call it ?-or how "shall Iexpress’
victoriou_s—-,(Et'rtily’s arm was in lYlinP)—"\\‘i‘i
talked of Montcalm, of Montgomery, and of.
',Arr_tol;d—-antl recalled all the glorious assc.-5
Eieilions "\\'lllC,l1 cluster around the place. As
we were about reentering the ' cale-'clie, ‘we
stopped a moment to take it last look at the
surrounding landscape. The weather was
delicious. and the bliietranspurentskyséelin-
ed to rise away into lmpent'll‘i’ll);l€,Iilmt’rt(‘$S:-
tirable depths,ivhere the ‘e‘y,e;i:ou'_ld uotfolloiv,
Never had I behelgl”a tn_”or_e beautiful’ pano-
rama than that which lay’beneatli its. I The
noble St. Lawrence, with its glassy surface,
and the mirroI.ed_frigaie at anchor in its
channel—the opposite. bank ofthc river clot‘-
ted with _rtea_t yillas——poirit Levi, with its
trees and green lawns--the Isle of Orleans
the distant ‘Falls o__fl\/1_on_tm.o=r_enci—-the little
town of,l_3e.fsiipo"r.tL.—,-the intervening fields and
farm__s—-'t’l_te__.ba;<:l’r _gr_ound of purple mountains
--th__c'm'ea_ndéring _o:fth_e I_ri'v,er St. ,Cli»arle-is
——arid di.re’ctly"_i'ri front of us, Qiiebec, with
bea'ntifu'l. But if you’ h:'ive'any"é‘uri.o'sity to
see __lie'_r. (‘nine down to the ferry to morroiv
..t six. ._3'rVe shall be crossing‘ at that hotiif.’
“I will be there, Believe IIII’, hi;y""tlt=‘ar
Marbury, I sympathize with you, for I my-
self have a little aflaire do occur on hand,
’which I hope _ho’.we’vér, will'not require an
elopt-me_n_t. 7 _ ‘ ~
d'e..r bo ,’ said Marbury, pulling out
lii,s‘handkerchief_and wiping his eyes w"itli
ti Tvei“y tragical "ai‘r'_: my dear’ boy, thank‘
you, thanlr'you.' To morr"oivtheu at six.
\Ve separated for the night, and I passed
jthtsiaivening with the Tarlt tons. After Em.
ilv liad tetiretl, ‘her father spoke of her to
rife iria milflnel‘ which left me no longer in
doubt as to his views. at least in relation Io
our intimacy. He caudirlly told me that it
did not‘ reqdire t_nnch penetration to see that
we \\?_et‘t2 ,_iiot_j_.ri'clil’f'e’rent‘one to an'o_ther;' and
said _th’:i_t he l'i=)lI .rer_na'rlced“,it f_r',otn' the
beginiiingiivitli'p.lea,sure. All this was im_-
parte;l"to’irie with so much tact, an_d delicacy
its high raised _battlemerits, its_Matftello tow-
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and kiiiiyrleiige of humanlnatitte. that ttrltilo
I was 'provol_rc-cl at the idea that he should
office “....i'ii.y.i-.“"’jg.;c.,i., We”s”t”’Side ..r".i...““i‘:.'i‘.i'.;.-..-.
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blushed. M r. Tarlett n approached me, and
seemed to regzird me with it look of compas-
sion.--tht-n dropping'_his \'oi_t_:c. he murmur-
ed, 'Poor,_ poor fellow l. touched in the braiii-l
I see how it is.’
‘Is there anything incredible in what I
hive. uttered ?’ I’ exclaimed. »
“ ‘\-Vhatl would you pursuade me that
Charles intends to run away with his own
sister 2” « -
‘- " he’ truth, the whole truth flashed upon
me in an instant. I remembered having
-heard at college that Charles Mmbni-‘y had
inherited half a million of dollars from a
bachelor uncle. on the condition that’ he
should assume his relati_ve's name. 1’ re-
membered Marbut'y’s fondness for a prtictiéal
hoax. I had evidently"bevri his dupe, and
almost faint with confusion, I sank into ‘it
chair, exclaiming-—‘I sec—see it all. I
have wronged you, Emily Tarleton; Ihavé
b_€¢{t Sulfering under‘ a ridiculous halliicina-
tion’,' which I thank Heaven. is now dispel-
led. [will ‘explain it.a.ll. Do not laugh at
my cri-dulity. I
Ithen related the circunistances of my
meet him. my visit to the ferry the next
"*0F0ing. the sight of Emily Tarleton, and
my hasty departure from her presence.
‘So Charley ‘has been at,.the bottom of the
mischibfgfter all,’ said Mr. Tarleton. ‘Well;
I'inight h'ave guessed as iiiucb. 7!-Ioivetrer,
Horace, you may turn the laugh against
him, for he has gone upon a’ wild goose
chase to Detroit in the expectation of finding
you. We must think ofsoiiie_ good trick to.
play upon him by the time he gets back".—
But coine—the baroucheis at the dooiit-—.we
are going to take a drive to Nabaut. you
mustaccompany us,'. ' ' ' - ‘
l (lid not decline’ the invitation. Iforgot
all‘aboi‘it‘ihe case of imity versus Noodle.
My soul had rebounded lil‘r’e'a lark ups'p'}fn‘g-
irig from its depression. Eniily’s cheek
had g’ro'\’vn‘b'right'_er within the short time
we had been together. As we rode slowl
along the beach; and the fresh aircame to us
rolling over the big waves that tumbled upori
woipd um.0,,_ the shore and spread them'selves‘outo'rei_' the
506 Stml. in thin, glittering sheets of water
that reached to our carriage wheels, we in-
haled the exhiliration of the "ocean air, the
beauty of the majestic scene. Butly must
take some otherfio portunity of fatiguing
the gentle reader with the description "of our
adventures at Nahant.
Three weeks after this ride Emilv handed
me a letter. which she asked me toifold and
drx:regt’t(|)‘ lhe't‘1b'rojLl1.‘.‘,l'. ‘It wais signedfifimiily
'. get‘ ‘.95’. ~ ’ ' ‘ i i
We met illatbttry in Washington not ma-
ny tiays’since I-_1e gaveius :1 most Septic.--
raining account of his ‘Eidvcntures: ‘_Havin(r
%1l‘flVP(l at Detroit, he‘ had co‘rit:eiired tho ideii
Illa‘ I had. 2.0116‘ ll7‘flII5g'tity"life away inTexas
He started off iinniediafély in pursuit;
visited Nacogodoclies; was appréhended by
it pgrtyiof .’.,\/leittcapsgl and orgicred to beshot;
ma e I8 esca e an was a terwards se'
by a division oi Texian troops as a deseifeiii.
‘I-IAe"quarrelled with the impertinent officer
w'lio-'.comman_ded the expedition, and who
was disposed to hang him without a" court
martial : was released by Gen. Houston ;' left
for New Orleans; and after rtr'a’ny perils by
flood and field, arrived safely at the seat of
goveriiment. ' *3 - v -7 "
fxlirid now Charley.’ said Emily, after he
hatl'fin'ished his t:arra:ti’on', ‘will you not ad-
mll lllfll» you have received but anadecjuate
punislirriont fprthe li’o=i'1tyvott’{'i‘l’ayed offupon
I~1ol'‘€tce.—’ ’ i" i " L ‘3--:
‘We shall pay you brick in kind one of
these days,’ said Mr. Tarleton. ’
‘Nay l’ added I, ‘Marbury’s faith in prac-
tical jokes rriust cghsideralily d'iini’_h’ished.
We Il§V‘-= l1a£l'tttttble’re'i'éngé, and wccan all
_E_iow join heartily in tbecomedy ‘pf 'fAll’s
"well that ends well.-’ I i "‘ ";~ ' .
._Cliarles seemed ‘lost in meditation fora
mom-em; and then, with an illuminatin .
‘smile,’ he e.xcl‘iiiined, 'Egadl I tvasthinking
had l1€'9I111 shot hby htho_se’ blood-thirsty
'. exicans, ow-— a I a! hal ha l._bow
you might have turned the laugh uponme.
Would’nt it have been a capital joke?’ I
Fact; {worthy of 7zot_e.— When the farmer
‘ or"planter’disc'bvers his fields covered with
.5/'t,e_ep sort__el.'be may copc_lud_e that the soil
nee.ls1z'g_7ii7zg, the pr'e*séng:e' ‘of the sorrel
vbeing uney_ri_ng'ey_idence of the absence of
'ca___l_cn rious ntollét. and that the soil is too
acid foritihe purpose of healthful ‘vegetation.
Clover, _§a.z'nfoi7z. _I.u-;:er_7_z,e,’ and all grasses
of""this’ family require that there should be
lirne in the soil on which they may be grown
alid lndeediit may be said to. be labor lost,
to attempt to c_ul_t‘i',i3at_e theih. ‘advantageously
on lands in _which this "mineral does not
fortr'i‘_a constituent elem4‘nt.——Balt. farmer.
To Destroy An:ts._-—_Iylix an ounce of
powdered arsenic wi_th a"guart of water, boil
conversation with Marbury—my promise to _
put that question, believing that he well
knew thc'sta__‘.c of my feelings towards Emily.
I replied, that ‘I could onl_v“_leave‘ ityto the
conjectures of liinis_el_f and Mrs. Marbury to
solve the inysiteryl‘ "The sdbjgct was a pain-
ful one to rite, and I wish" it "rr'iight‘lbe ‘drop-
ed.’
>p ‘Mrs. l;VIar_b:t_try_l’ exclaimed _Em_ily, look-
ing‘ about with’ari air of wonder. ‘I’ '
‘Who the devil is Mrs. Marbury asked
Mr. Tarleton. 'H'as.t.h;f_'t =~scape-grace of "ti
Charles been getting married? Shotild’nt
wonder. Just lil,-:e yhim. ‘ '
‘If not ifta'r_t‘_ie(l, §§7liss_Euiily may possibly
inform y_ou'with respectito his intentions
ofo th’21l,l't.e.ad.’ - s~ ~ ‘ n
‘I inform’? I’m sure I know very little of
Charles’ intentions or movements.’
‘Then you know potbing of his intention
_of'_rurining offivjth Miss‘ _l?.m_ily Tarlé-ton,
and ge‘t_t_i_ri married at I‘.-’ro_v;i;ié,tice fl’ asked I
looking’ mil'y steadilyifirfthe face.
'I_-‘o my surprise she‘ ‘neither qtiailed nor.
4 M ' 3.. , ‘ ‘»=
1 t 5'- .74..
it iialfan hour with some sugar, and place
the syrup in small vesselsyoyster shells
w'ill do4in places infested ivitli them. The
sweetness"attia,cts'tli,em,‘aiid the consequence
is.fatal.”‘ " - “ ~’ I 3'
-4.7% Old Batik Note.4A ',I_-‘_en dollar bill
of the Hartford Bank,-ap ' impreggion 1.0.5
the old plate. was deposited _i'ii‘_th‘e Savings
Bank of this city yesterday." It‘wés dared
lst March, 1810, payable to'E."C’owles, and
signed by .__Ioh__rt _Ca_lditjell, res,ide'tit,....,,,,
Normand jKn‘ox Cashier. 3A Réed,"eng{-3-.
vet’. It looks as fresh‘as'_if it had justicofltc
0,Ut"0_f the bank for the first time.----Codmnt.
in g‘, .3.» ‘
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VVe 1_1n(lel‘Slt1rl(l'that Judge Belts of the
U. S. District Court ip -’ Bankruptcy, yester-
y“‘nfa‘d'e an order dircctingthatall petitions
and papers filed since the passage of the re‘-
peal bill bythe ‘Senate, remain on file until
the end’ of this week. No fees will betakeii
until‘ the expiration of that time. >4‘
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