age .;'r‘lH'.s otfice with ntore ezzr.-lusiveness th:t__n
' . of their common enemy. The ground now
‘ as the elections to.the next Congress ttpproitch
GAZETTE.
\’V(3dlI1:§(lil§', 1VI:u’cla 15, l§-£3.
WHIG. TICKET".
Fort GovEm~'ot=—Rogct- S. Baldwin.
fort LIEUT. Gonxmor:-—Rellben Booth.
fort TREASURER--Jel'Cllliall Brown.’
For Secretary—Daniel P. Tyler,
For Controller—Abijah Carrgngton,
For .Cqngrc.s9.
:Distr2°cl No 4—I.:ilcfr/iiiriltllitnd F‘ (£2-J.‘/1.;€l0.i? cozgntzgrs.
Tl-I039].-gyfi B_._ QSBORNE},
Fqn: §e11atot's,_
10th Dist. ALVA GRAY. of VVestpt,t_tft;._
int. n ELI T. t-tougr, gt’ t)._t_.,,t.ury._
12th “ CLARK BISSELT1. Q,f'NQ)‘\Vull!§.
HUN. Tttoaus B. OsBttlt:\'E.—__-'i'ltl~'
man. it will he pPfCt'.’l\(_F!Il. is th»- o:-jty one ol'tht-
lnte (lt:lH9_}llll.)fl in nomination for rt-- cl»-c!ion.—--_
\Vt- think it litrtttttate tltat
number has beett nozttinatetl and lnts ct»n_~r-tttvtl
ttl l(’&l.~l Httc ‘ll-l.liP
:u allow his name to be used ugnitt. 'l‘t.e l=ll-
portance ol'ltztvin;_t at least one. rt-ctttltcr in the‘
”t)tl$e l'rottt this State, pcrlvtrtly littttiliar with.
its l'orms. and particularly ‘.'.'i,tl‘t all those H131-
zers which more ueztrly concern New Euglartd
and our nwrt State espet-ially. attd acquainted
-also with tlte various obstacles and prejudices.
local attd general, which tuttst be understood
in order to be sttrmounted—-tlte importance, we
say. of having a member tltus qualified must
be apparent to all; autl no man. we presutne
among the late members. would be more up-
ceptable to the State at large than M r. O-borne,
§'Ye bave frequently heard him spoken oi‘ in
terms ofthe ltigltesl: respect and confidence by
his late associutiutes, and by other gentlemen
from Washington. In Fact. he has happily
disappointed his best frienls, having showtt
bimselfto be a tnan ol'more talents and srtgacity
‘ than tltey sttpposed while he was buried up
as it were with files and records oftbe courts of
Fztirlield County, That Mr. O. tnay have
pfiended some individuals by his course in Con
gress. however conscientious he may have been
is quite probable; it wppld be sttpprising he
had not. But mostotitltose \\ ho voted for him,
will judge ltitn by his general career. rather
than by any single act or any single ynte. fur
the wisest and best of ruen may en’ a‘tJ.ttt9tittt§33='-
\Ve haye hartlly driultt pl his rt=.clec:ion.
Palladium.
THE ADMINlS't‘RA'1‘l0N.--Ever sittce John
Tyler began to display his determination to
break with the party that elected hitn. there
have been a few artlt-mly boot on tlte work of
yvideniug and confirming the breach for the
purpose of raising up a third party. 'l_'it§:i!
confidence, or as_sum_cd confpleuce. in pl'QllUL‘l['}_'.
this result. has led them to cry/‘lo here! and lo
there! at every movement on the political chess
board. Tttne has run its diurnal and annual
rounds. and yet their prediction have not
peen rlllfillfili.
(lultn Tyler)oi-y_;tuiz:~ttiott at this day. than we
have been at arty time since Mr. Tyler grap
The work has
“lot are no tu-arcr :-t third pzifl\,,
pltd the reins of Govertttnr-rtt.
heart an upltill, !'rtiitlcsscll7.trt. it is true. aotpe
\Vhlgs ltave bet,-p in-ittttt-Ell l_t_-' st-lfislt ttjttttiycs
pt treat the adtttitti-tratitttt y;_.it.lt soute degree of
tolerttuce. and out oppottrnts ltaye ey_eu paped
M r. Tyler's head and cullctl him -'1 fit"? ,l"’ll"""-t
pu "inlrepitl Democrat." but they have no
_more regard for the man. llt-'Itt has their ~_vreat
Missouri leader, t l‘ whoatt it is said—"tbat he
ggtptld as strut) take his v'tl'e bat-k to his bosorn
pl‘tertltrr»e years FR-‘ldtfllllté in a ltrttlltel, as to
receive Johtt 'l‘_vlr-r to the ltttstttll ul'detnut-racy.’
Tlttzuult there can be little
gathering :1 Tyler party. we stillyht-ar it asserted
Itupt-‘. lmtv, Ill.
p.-itlt an apparent t:andor.tltnt the au.~:_tic'tou.- hour
has come. The rejection of tltose political
Iurlufjtjlltljlllcrs, \Vise and Cttshin-_-. by the Sell‘
guy, was the signal For the gotltt-.ritt«_:. \Vcnrp
ttot crr-dulous enough now, nor have evtfr l;et=n.
to believe that John 'l‘ylt*r t'g;_t etyrt‘ rise lfftlllt
the pitiablc situatitut into which he ha- vol-tn
rarily plungt-.tl liltnit‘-l_l.. Itt.-ittr-zttl of his bettn_t
ft-'§Cueli itt his dytpvpwarl course by Qttsltittg.
Wise, Ctr, wltttse rt-gttrd ,l'-gr pell. lead
ghem to espouse his cause, tltrgy or pg;
apsthey have already, frond tlttatyselyes siu_k-
vtothesamedisrespectacignotpiuy. _lt_i§yvell
imoivn that M r. Tyler is l)eSlt)§:.'itIg l.he pz.tl’rt_)__t,l-
heremfure,-‘upon the locus. with the ,{orlortt hope
igfunitingithetn in his ‘interests, but the leaders
_qfth_at party have too _rn,u_,ch _saga,city IQ allow
..‘,heir locks to be sltorn -in that way. The
w35l,ingt.,n correspondent of the Jo_ttrttal' of
Commerce takcsa very rationalsattd in our
ppinion a very correct view. of the re_l,Z,).l.i‘(‘)l)__5
which the two parties will blod to the President.
-lTlte extract is as l:ollow.§,:
..'ph'c hqslilily of the two great parties,
Whig and dctrtocratic’, tothe present Admin-
istration, is undoubtedly ipcrt-using. It was
payer so signally tttfll'tllt.'SlI:',d as at the close
pt this session. Instead of abating their ran-
icor as they laid down their power, both par-
ties seemed resolved to take signal vengence
ssttrned bv the Democrats is that no Denta-
t can ta.ke'o(—'l§ce under this Administra-
V-aud the Whig§.jn like manner, declare
_ up Whig can t,ake,ofiic_e under it. All
yrho are in any way connected with the Ad-
mirtlstrution are more ercely dettnttncrd
éghan eyer' by the two great part,ie_s. Whetb;
‘er the next Congress will be tuore .l§_vot':t.ble
.to the Adntioistration, because more (lg.-ttto
_cratic. is very doubtful. The dentocrats do
,not wish to share their power with any third
party. You will probably witness. tht-refore-
increased evidence ol hostility frontthe deto-
_ocratic press, tltroughout the country, to-
wards the President and his Cabinent. The
same will undoubtedly be the case with the
Tlrc Superior Court. recently Slll’l'tl;>!_‘ at Litclt-
tvw learn from the Enquirer. was
a candidate for Senator.
aspects is alwa_\ s tnore or less interesting.
field. its
tltrowtt .-udtlo-ul.v ltttu iuexplit-ablt_:nstrtttislttttcttt
by the appr-:.tr:tt.-r.~ . in bodily .'sl,l_tlp._?, art‘: it visitant
Se("L_t,li(‘-Ul able to
f.t.|tttse real nttrilzuzt-s trope
divine. '.l'bou_t_-It cetftltly itt lbrnrt and attire.
there were such tuuch,es of exauisite polish and
rrfin'nze2;4i_n its r.na,n,net;Tand such a glow of
rosy light and lt,e,z,t,tt§y'-’~ heatxtittg from its coun-
ofearth were 8lt(_)gctl,‘.,§‘l' too gross to be its
kittstttcrt. Here is 9, tle,sc.ri.pti_nu of its external
-ltltb_lltllllenlS_ as gi_v~en by the Etlitorof llte En-
tptirnr. who was privilrgctl to look ttpnn the
!lt\.'.~lt-’tlItll'.~‘ visitor with his ntortal e_\‘es.—-
--\Vlu-u lllf‘. wtttttlcr :-tt_t,t_l ;t_\\() ttl'i.ts pretettcclttttl
3" -‘Wilt! Ht"?ts_'-trr! -Tt:l.t.:s;i;~lt_;.tl._ the tt,t_t£sin_t_-ss§ oi" the
Sttpr-rior Court prtttéeetletl, and l wigs gpqliiletl at
my leistm-. to r~outemplate the aspect am] up-
Oo yenlcrittg the pt(.’S-
ence oi‘ the court. it. ltlttl cottrtcou.~:ly rt=~rnovetl
pt-’:|T:t!t(.'t' ttl'tlt:=. figure.
the t.'z.t$;‘ttr of‘ ‘Vllt(‘,lt tltt_-relitre did not obtain
it ‘till vie’-tv. but the, top of its head lvas sur-
tttotttttt-tl by rt glctssy ltr()\\‘n wig, :tppater_ttl_v
llP;tl;l_\' l,l_(l“,\\_.-'. (;Itl,l_r_1ll(‘l‘l_:ll_lt,‘_(;3 t_vos_ t‘l‘l|tl_,l.}l?tll with
rt».-:_v light and t,1§-::_t_t_t_v. nut! its tluwy and _9_entlt.-
eyes he.-tut:-tl with the most lwnitznuut expres-
sion. ttroutt-.l its gracclitl net-k it sttow white
kerchir-l‘twinetl its stainless Folds. on its bosom
a tli.-ttttont’. spurkletl. over lls velvet clad breast
a tttassive gold chain swung in voiutrtinous
rings, ‘pluck lll'tt£ltlt.'lt')lll ept;e',opet_l its sliotilthn-s_
and nether eX_lr(‘;,lDlt§eaj_. the tight inengpressibles
being strapped down ovct; lilnltlessly polished
boots. 3:. f'rntu its shoulders ltuug, itt ample folds.
a Spanish cloak of raven blackness. This
vision hovered about the Court for the space
of 1? hours. artd then vattislted away.”
_Could the sturdy. hard listed democracy of
the 4th Co_q«_r__ressiott:tl District, be tnduced to
believe. that this exqttisitely refined and semi-
cole.-tiztl creature was none other than their
pamliclatc for (Jo_rtgrc§._s;.Z Tobias, run for the
camphor!
The 1)crn.orracy (some of the p_at;t_y object to
the term loco focus. we therelbre intend to be
more refined) ofthe 12th district convened at
N. xv Canaan on the 8 h irtst, to make choice of
Democracy in all its
\Ve
therefore, publislt a list oftlte delegates.
Eran; Gr;eztgg;tg:.,7t—,-A 3 Newztn, Peter Fer-
I'l~‘.
J?-'roz;,t .St'tn';fo1'.r,l-—-I-1:. A. 3Jl§(:ltt*l_l. _Ebenezer
§mith,S. M. L'.or:li\\'ttrpl.
From. New Canaan--Bttrlitt D. Pnrtly, \Vzn.
E Raymnntl.
From l\T0'I‘ll.’0lk—-\'Vttl. J. Street, R. A. Wil-
liams, Andrew Aikiu. Geo. Daskam.
From l*Villon—Aaron B. Sturges. Phineas
\Vaterbury.
Wtn J Street. Esq.. presided. and Dr. Bar-
low _V_V/tz'l_e. Esq., nl' Greenwich receiyed the
nomination of the Cttnventirtp,
The Qoynyven-ion resttlvctl confirlenlly "that,
by. \'ignr:tu.~t exertion; even the old federal 12th.
can be redeemed." L
We. n('tlwilltslart(lltt_11, have
whether this redemption can he efiiected.
some doubts
IJ. S. Srzwtrpttt punts} i\lAlNt-1-—Tlte Bott-
laml Atlvvrtiser states that Gov. Fairfield ltas
br-en ttotttittatt tl by a ;':;}lJctt§ of L.or_'ol:o_c() t;tet‘t’t-
ltt-_'r~: ml‘ the Lt-:_ti~‘lt]tttrfi,
'l'r;t~: Sotnt-tits CA~]~2.-—'l‘lllS ntnlt_er was on
’l.'llP..\‘llt'vl_V the 7th ittst., brottgitt before the Grand
.l~.'-ry nftlte U. S. Circuit Court. and several of
the crew oftlte Sntners were in ztttentlance to
he egratniued by tbcttt. But the Gran] .lury
prelli rre__d settling tltc nth-stion of jurisdiction
lwl-‘ore procet-ding.
t\'ltt.t.t:ntsttr.-—'l‘ltr- citizens of Stamford had
.t public: tttt-t-tittu on tlw Gilt inst. and passed :1
prcttntblt-. and a strtup oi‘ ff.‘Sttll)'lIttl~‘ tlenottut.-in_g
the whole ptut-eetliztgs ?)22]lll.~‘l. Chas. F. Miller’.
as "rm/tat/ourcrl persecutions." We make room
for three ol‘ the Tl‘$Ultlllt’tllS.
Resrflrczl, 'l"na'. tvt-_ lpok ttpop we tyhole
tr:.-in of lt-t_rr§l pt'_rt:"t;t-tlittgs :t_'_'zl|l't§{ Charles
F. .\lillt_':', birth l'lt’l|“ ttrttl in the stale ol
~Yo_t'l;, us put only' tlljl:_et‘:tl :t_t'td ‘cruel, but
as :1, hast: atttl l)|'l\-Vt\l'l'ilnlltl)lt:‘ ittletferettce irt
th-- «loo».-;<tit: flili‘lll‘S of Mr. i\‘lillt-rls latttily.
Rcsnlrmt/,, 'l‘h-at the course of M rs. Miller
tlpring her rvsitlt-nce irt this villa<_t_e, in in-
-ltilg‘;"l_t,;.§,T in the £_T:.Iy,Cll't1lt'§ of co_r;tpsrny, undt-r
the .-.»c'ort'ol gttntltvtrtert. both rnttrried and
sitttzh-',"w:ts. to say tlteileztst of it, i'cpi'elte_n-
sihle and irtdi.-crt-ct, and justly called ottt
the (‘t"l’lS'll‘(’. of a virtuous lt-male (‘0.'t1l'ttltnll_\’.
Rtzsoltmi. That the authorities of the
't_l l‘_l+.-tv York, in rolnsing to admit our lel_—
lQ\\' citigett. Wtn P. Bro\\'r., to boil. acted
lI'}t'0_[}S_l_S_l€l'll. with the spirit of ottr ,frr-9 in-
stitutions. and depriving hitn of 3 right
which the lree born citizens of Connecticut
have deemed so ttnportnut as to make it" a
port oifthair fundamental lattv. L L
The pbeuontetton witnessc_r_i _)tJ§l after the
sitting ofthe sun. (luring a few evenings past.
and here commonly supposed ,to be comet is
probably nothing more or less than 3-_vhat is
termed zodical light. which we find described
irt the National Iutelligenccr as _fl)llQ\\’SE
Zodical light appears in the morning
before sunrise, and in the gveV_r__ting alter twi-
light. It is a pyramid. with th}='s_un lor its
basis. The sides are not straight, but _curv_-
ed, as those of rt lens, when viewed edgetyise.
lt is generally seen about.the period of the
_e, uino.\-.-s,\vben there is the shortest twilight.
The light resembles the milky way, a f.~t,in't
ttv_il.igli._t. or the tail of a comet. T'rte intensity
ol mt» ‘light, its shape and tints may be vari-
ed accord,-ing to the condition of the atmos-
phere. which is now rt-murkable lor its
cl»-arness.
There is t.l}i_s _d,tl§culty in reccncilling the
present phenomenon t\"l‘i'h tihe I'ttelligeucer‘s
descriptior_;—tl:at s__,g far a§_we have heart]. the
appearance has not been seen in ,_the morning.
We _a_re,induced to believe that it is not a comet
from the fact no nucleus. or body has at any
time been visible here, while many ha_\'.e wit-
"Illltll Whig press."
nessed what.had appeared to be its two extrem-
ities. ’
t,t;l),J[.l,(,18. tltat it was thought tut; inhabitants‘
THE PEOPLE MUST AWAKE.
Ifthe lreernen ol Connecticut cannot stem
the tide of loco focoism, who can?
tion is SlllTt'!‘ll')g‘~—dlSll‘t‘SS and ruin are seen
on every side-—gloom pervades every breast
when the prospects olthe courttry are consid-
ered, and even the light ofhone seems almost
extinguished. All was well when the great
experiment upon the currency commenced
—thc exp__eri,nterit is finisjlted-5-and where are
we ?‘ W:-hert_ our present condition was lore-
told, witb_ what a tempest of sneers the whig
propltets were assailed! A Senator from
Ohio, was long called by the loco loco pa-
pers, ‘S,olitude—’ Ewing, because he predicted
that the effects of loco locoism would make
our cities rlesolute. and the roads and canals
's0.li-lurhtrs,’ ‘panic a,-rrrl ruirt,’ were the bye
tvords of the loco p_res:j \Vhat say they
now? . . .
The. people are the sufferers. and they
must awake. L‘-t tts begin in Connecticut!
What a thrill ofjo_v would visit every tvbig
breast thronought the nation. should our
State be rt-dc-etned from the bortrlage ol loco
locoistn at the next election l Hope tvould
l't.‘.'tllltl‘t:‘Ilf;‘ evr.-ry putt-iot’s heart, and :1 glori-
ous spirit would be infused into the party, to
whom alone the country can look l(_tr success.
Will not the ttrhigs of this S_l:‘,lt‘ then atvnlce?
'l‘ltt-y have rt uta_jorit._v of live thousattd votes.
The Govt-rnuwrtt of this State is theirs cl
rigltt. Will l.llP_\’ yield it ittto the hands of ,
:t minority ?——Hart. Cour.
A {$05! Masl_er at H.'z.t‘t_fo_7'rl.—Vtlelt-urn
from gerttluttien who. ‘lt'll£ Vl7asltiugtutt on
Saturday. that the [’t'esidi=nt sent the name of ]]
lll
rI1hena_ tbedute
of“ i i
he Dist. ol'N
I Couii o‘l"Probateifor I
Alfred R. Parrtzclccl
rt.
Nnrwalk. March 13. 1~“43'.' '
Cabinet Wiaiic.
desirous
“ C a b in ct
or-
walk._hath limited and allowed. six months
here.of.l‘or the creditorsjothe estate
laleol'No_t'_t,val.k', tleceased. to exhibit their claims
For settlement." Those who neglect to present
their accotiuis, properly att_estct_l_,, within said
time. will he delgfarrezl a r.eco_vcry. All person.‘-
idebted to said es'taI.c,, are rettttesléfl 10 ‘nuke
immediate payment to’ Tans.’ B. BIJTLE31]
The subscribenthough not
mttch ofa politician, is verv
of effecting some
C ha rt g e s."
H,_e has on hrtud. and‘ i5tI3_ar_1-_
llr«‘lQ_l_t_lflllg articles of every
j_-.-.d,esr_:rip'tint‘t in ltis line. which
he will 'cltange’l'or casbjat very favorable gates.
He basjptst rerttrnerl l‘ro_ni l}g'e\\' york tvitlt a
full and elegant assortrrtettt of Chairs which
were purcltascd, at the ;tresertt. low cash prices.
and will be sold art;br(iin,t_tly. ' I
Orders. for Collins and Cabinet \Vare solicit-
ed und promptly cxer-ntod.
Junsoztt P.
Nnrwallt. March l5.‘lS;!3.'
District Q/‘1\'0’l"l'(,?al]t'.‘SS. ]l2’ia~r.~p‘]_3. 18-I3}
\Vttt_cn'1;.
of \Vilton. in said Dtstrict.
Estate of IV/it Slurges. an ]usol_vent 1,3,.-btot';.
H E Assiattee represents’ the Estate insolv-
ent. and prays the appointment of Com- .
issiotters tlte.reon.—- Orr/ergr.l. That Commis-
C. A. l\l-'r.:A,!,)._. Jtitlge.
Royal R. llinrnan, to the Senate on Fl‘lCl:ty_
as Post Master for this city, and that the
nqtnirttttion was_ promptly 7'ejc(:terl. The
natne pl Joseph Pratt tvtts tltcn s"t>nt in. which
selection, the Senate approved of. \Ve be-
lieve this community \\lll be gr.-.tificd to
learn of the dc-leatt of Mr. Hinmon, who
mttst have arrived at i\’;tsltittgton_, alter
rejection. In tjegntrd to Mt‘. l_P.ratt, he is as
puoltjectionztble, p_e:_'h:tpS, as any other Ty-
ler roan. who tvoulcl have any chance of
nontination.—Hrtrl/‘owl C071;7'(l‘7‘t.Z
New York Cattle M:u'iicr.—-March 6.
Calves. and 300 Sheep. and Lambs.
liF.l'ZI<‘— S4. to $65 averaging 85 50.
M tLcn Cotvs—Sold at from $18 a
Snt«:t-:P—-Slteep at $591 a 8'7.
-_,.
A’ R R 1“ {G E
v.-.....'«T:7<.t
l
In \VPslpm'l, on \V(=tl:'estlay evening, ltv the ,1
in New York. on the Gilt inst. by the Rev. ,
Mr Court. Jar-ob A. Van Zandt of N. Y. to 3
Julia B. St. .lobn oftbis borouglt.
In New Canaan, on the 7th inst..bv the Rev. ,
Fl
A. Brott-n——a.ll ol'Net-v Canaan.
In Bethel. on the Gtlt inst.. by the Rev. Mr. ,
Guion. Mr. Anson Taylor, of New -York, to
Miss Mary Qsborne, of Bcthel. '
"“i5t—3"A '1‘ Efsf"——
In this borough. on the 1§3}h inst., James
Attgustus. son ol':\'l r. Lyman Richards. aged 4
years and 10 months. , -
in Portlantl. on \Vcdnesdzty mortting. March
1st. Frances Amelia. tlattglzter of the Rev.
VVilliam and Elezubetlt Jarvis. aged 11 years
and 7 months. This is the fourth child taken
from the afilicted parents in less than sit; months.
ltt Blount Co. Ten. M rs Henrietta, daugltter
ofthe late Col. Belden, of \i/iltori, and wife of
Dr. J. Stone. aged 41.
In Danbury on the fitlt inst.. Mr. Ebeueger
Nichols. in his SGtlt year.
In Netv Canaan. on the 5th inst., Julia Ann.
tlnnghter of Bani, Hoyt. E I yrand'3 montlts.
T a Court olProbate holden at l-litlgefielrl,
A. within and for the District of Ridgefield,
on the 6th (lav of March. A D.1S-12.
Present, \Vtt.LttM Sui-zrtwoon. Judge.
It is nrdstred. that the sixth day of April next.
at 1 o'clock it) the afternoon, at the Probate
Oliice in said Ridgelield, be assigned for the
appointmem of Commissioners on the estate of
Alp/Leus Cart/icld.
late of said Ridgelieltl, deceased. represented
inso'vent. and the Administrator upon said estate
is directed to give notice to all persons interested
by publisltiua a copy of this order three weeks
sttcccssively, in the Nortvalk Gaaette. and by
postingjlte shine on the public sign post in the
first society in Ridgefield.
Certified from record.
3t*l1 CHARLES H. J1-:NNINos. ,Clr-rk.
,,«,t.~.. I-Iotrsc For Satle.-—-The sub
V.,§.;_;m;-;g({1§;,~,‘ scriber ofiers tosell a horse that is
‘ r. without a fault. is perfectly sottnd,
_—,—,-:.e_- kind antl gentle. A woman can
c it. and get over the ground fast enough too.
Apply at Grurnau’s Dry Goods
11
driv
il' uecessa ry.
Store.
For New York.
"THE fine l'a§t sailing Sloop
J u l i'a. Captain G. Grumman,
will commence her regular weekly
» , trips, on Tuesday. the 14th instant,
leaving the landing at Five Mile River. every
Tuesday, and James Slip, New York. every
Saturday tltropgltottt the season. ilflreight and
';irrtdu§é'of'eyery kin__d taken on the most reason‘-
able terms. ' M ' '" "
Tlte subscriberlenders his thanks ‘to the
public Tor their liberal patronage during the
past season. and hopes to merit ’a continuance
oftlteir _l'a_vo,r. VVM. C. Satstnixs.‘ '
Noiwalli. i\£arch12. 1843. 11
T0 IIATTERS.
Copper Dye Kettle and a lank
_‘ Kettle with Planks and fixturpg, for sale
low. Inquire of ’ S oz. L Cutvrts.
Nortlvaljk. Ma_r__c_h 13. 1843. Hit‘
G,¢;tz;:2'g.l Watch. Jezgelrg/, Fa.nc_r/ Goods, and
Table _F-wrnis/ting Sto1'e—No'rutalk, Ct.
' -.\
-. -
//// .llll.lt\\ $0 QQ
.S1n'iI!3 !S'001.1s,-
- HE subscriber isthis we'té‘k opening a new
supply of go_otls.°which _addedto'hi's lbrmer
stock makes as good an assortment as can be
found in most. city stores. They wereiipttrchas-.
ed with cash,’ which enables him to sell
e.ttrczr_.z;ely law. Watcltes, Clocks, Jewelry,
Fnncy,Goot_ls, _&,c. will be duly noticed—r:ext
week.‘ -. ._. . ,
At Market 850 Fresh Cattle, Q0 Cows and Sal
l'avt:rs.
on 2,
one horse Lumber .\'Vagon.
Wagon Sl"l"»‘:’.3 constantly 0.9 head and for or w; H. Adams 6:. Co.
sale at the lowegt ‘
Also kipp do,
New _YtrrlC,
leav_ingNorwal
Saturday.
CABENEII FURNITURE
(;'flAllRS.
‘ lirst rate assortment olcabiuet ware
which he will sell as cheap as on
Several liundred
Ev.-t RT Q_U!1\"l‘AP.D.
Norwalk. Marr-lt 7. l8
IVE Geese Feathel-s___500 ibss of cause. and be heard thereon.
sinners to rg2c__ciye and (‘X:lll‘l1lll(‘ the claims of I
he crcrlitors of said (Estate be appointed at the
Probate Ollice in Norw:t_|k_. on the 25th day of Which it is offered will range as low as the
March. 1813. at 1(l,u‘-cloc_l;;. 'l'o_reniigtu ; ol'whicb owcsl.
all persons in icterest ~.v'ill”takc' ttotice. and
appear. il'tlt«2y see cause. and l:r_'2.' lteartl thereon. tttrel any tlutttantl.’
THE sttttscriber would iul_'orm his
l'riends and the pul:li<_: that he has
on hand at his old estnblisbtneut, as
his be l'ound at any establishment in tltacrtprtty. ,,
Chagrs at New York prtccs.
bunches of good rushes for sale.
prime Northern Livc Geese Feathers or
eh
..Y
Nurwalk. Marclt 6. 1843.
TOBACCO IFACTOIEY.
S. 65L. Cptt'tf1__s.
HE subsr.-ribet having assumed the mar.- I
agement oftlte entire business of the To-
tlter.-ountry.
..lotm G. QUIGLPZY.
Noirwnllz. Feb. 27, lS—l3-
NOTICE.
.HE subscriber h'it§on hand and lor sale.
ll:tC(:O Fstaltlislttrtent ltitlterto cottdncted by
3:-Etll9_‘l(‘y fig. _Clark. vv(tu'.dgi\'e .'3§>ll9‘€ ‘.0 lll,“-’ l-‘Uh’
i-: that he is rreparcd to meet ail demuntls for l
rlicles in his line —sntokin2 81,1‘
Rev. Mr Bull. \v;trd NlCllttl;f, to Mztry A. Gray. ;,ac(_.,,_;§,s .,0.',._ '{'n {,.,a|py, and on as
erms as ciin be obrairtetl at any other l'actor_v t
Mert-ltanlsrtud others interested
will do well to make themselves acquainted with
be advantages ul'l't-retl by this concern.
M“ P‘?l'0“. Gem?“ Ell5- E“‘l 3 '0 Mlis Milly f‘ul and ready attention paid to orders, and
every eflbrt, made to give entire satisfaction to
hose who shall give to this cstablisltmrnt their
A laitlt
at the old stand about 80 rods north of the
market price.
,3 most reasonable terms.
Rock Chains at 6d per lb.
Prison prices.
crs and Sledges on hand.
Norwalk, Marclt 1. 1843. llt;.\'ttY LAMB-
N B All those indebted to the subscriber on
book or by note. whose’ accounts are of more
ban’ 12 trionths standing are requested to make
immediate settletttent.
FOR sale Cl|§_:;_,p—A
quantity of well made rnen’s
i coarse boots. for sale very cheap
to suit the times-price $2.25.-
$3,00-tlouble soles and vamps
water prool'gentlenten’s do, for $5.00. '
Just received a hantlsome assortment of Rob-
bers. consisting o_l“lZ_.atl_ir-§_..’ trirpttt__eil and soled in
good style. Also gentle_ntett?s ,c_lo__. oi first rate
uality. '
The su.bscri_be_r ltasyconslatjrtly on hand an
assortrneuti of Ladies and children.’§ s_ltoe§. for
sale low to suit the times. ‘
sins. intended particplarly for riding both for
Gentlemen and Ladies.
The t_hau_ks of the unrlersigped are returned
to his pallroris and ihe public for their l«'avoi'and
support during the past year. 1842. For the
new year which wcltave now etttererl upon he
looks forcotttiuttance at their pal['()tl_ZigC_&.T8SOl\’€S
by assidttous attctttion to the wattts ofthe public
to merit their support."
A.
. .
Ht-ztvttg HANDES.
Norwrtlk, Jan. 1.343. ’
FQR NE W YORK.
Regular Trips lot‘ the Season.
Norwalk. March 18113-
The subscribe; would infurm“t'he
public that he will continue to run
his sloops ,t’ro_rn"tlte west side of the
Ifiridge (Narwalk) the ensuing sea-
son, 19 and frrym Nétv ¥0rlt,’1:t'Zl.' the Sloop
Mary A.'Sellcck. Capt. Byxltee} “'7” '18‘-‘-"€=
Norwalk every Tuestlay, and New ).’_or_l,: eyery
Sloop Dottteslic. Capt. Merrill.
will leave Norwalk every Saturday and New
York every '1‘ltttr;,ijay, tltropghtlte season. All
freight taken on the most reasonable terms.-
For further particu,la_rs. in_,qu,i,re at the store of
the subscriber. west of the bridge. or either of
the Captains on l)Oa}fd_ll]elr respective vessels.
N. B. The subscribe_r .eztp8Cl§ 10 illlefld to the
business hirnself. a‘ur,l ‘use his endea_vor,5 to ac-
iconitnodate all who may favor him with their
:_custom. No cltargestnade for storage on freight.
9.1}
. _ NOAH Sts1.I._acK.
blorwalk. March 1, l8'l_3,_-. "
Bridge. 1 Bltggy txraggttng ltwo seat. sttring
Vvogn » :_1 heavy one horse. three _Spl‘lttg “Mtg
Cikleatlwr tntt Bttrsy W=tz;.°n-=1!-<=°.S' 5 .1 ().rlr-ans. Lin. under the firm ..r Br-.ulle.V. 3ene-
j5_|acl:,§mith work done as
usual in all its various branches
itt the best manner and on the
400 lbs of Hinges at State
Also, Blaclismitltittgin all its brauches—horse
shoeing, &c.——wtll be continued at the stand
recentlyioccutsierl by Horace Reynolds. on the
river side. a few rods nnrtl: ofthe Bridge. The
public may rest assured that all work sent to
this shop will be well done, and at prices as
low as at any other shop in the place.
*3t9
50 pair of Mocka
'Inr: fine fast sailing sloop
t'\‘IAB.Y VVILLlS.Capt. \V3(Lli.IS
E J. M 1«;tzrtt'1"}'. will corprn,en,ce her-
regttlar \\'f?.Clily trips to New Slip,
on Tuesday. the 7th ir_t_staut——
k, (Eastside the Bridge.) every
'1‘ue‘s_d,ay evening.and returning will leave New
York every Saturday, throughout the season.
All kinds of Marketing and Freightwill be re-
ceived on accommodating terms.
Capt.Merritttenders ltisacknowledgmentsto
hiscustomers and friends, for their patronage
during the past season,and solicits a continu-
ance oftheirfavors.
»
:<_p_~a;;, - _. .
Please ctll attd examine at tl,ie olds_tan , west
black and while. 1 case beauti_[u
l'cl;tit_1t_ colors ttt
at a very low price. ' "
zmaiarm
I
of Dry Goods, to give us a call, and see l'or"t
very cheap rate.
ottu‘tt”i2”t1.tt’s or
Winter my goods at Cost.
REFERRINQ to’:-gell at}: our winter Gopds at or a little below cost. to keeping them over,
we now offer the greatest bargains on the way‘ of Flannels. Merinoes. Cloths, Sattinetta.
Dark Calicoes. Sltawl's,"t§_(g.‘e,ver olfered in Norwalk 1?) that those who have money and wish
to lay it out to advantage; have nu'w an opportunity .0 do‘ so that will not soon occur again.
P. S. Just received one'cas'e two‘ blu_e Meritttack prints. ],‘'_c'ase
. s 4
ASH
end oI_'the ridge. _
plaid rich Merinmck. 1 case
e:r,imacl,ss of the l::,1,les't 'srt_yle and richest pattern:
V,-_,._;_. .. ,
®<Z.9}®a
James Mallory & Co.
AVE received during the past week, a New and Elegant Assortment of SPRING DRY
GOQDS. which they offer tp_ the public at the very lo west prices.
been bought, (as the old story runs)'_fbr Cash. but ltaye ab,sol;utely been bought tvith Ute Cash,
and so bought, that they wtll be sold extremely ‘low. We any nysgk ofthose who may be in want
They have not only
hetnselves, whe‘tb‘e'r we will not serve them It I
Norwalk, March 14. 1343.
§...A,,S'_l‘ER‘ At Five Mile River
ol"’a so teriorqoality, either grttllZ.d or in
he sroztc, gritty be ll-td ni the mill of the sub-
scriber at Five Mile River. The prior-t§'at
Allcr the seas n of grinding commen-
t's. it will be kept on hand ready ground. to
CHARLI-IS BEERS. It)
Norwalk. (Five Mile River.) March 6.1843.
l
t: .
I
l
District ol'L‘;lorwall;, ss.—Prohate Court.
February 27, JS43.
'r.4rLo1uN¢,""’r«.‘.s* TA BLISHMENT.
HE subscriber ‘would respectfully inform
,_ his friendsarttl the publicin general, that
lie has op:en:ed a shop oyer the store of Wm. 61.
B. Loc~.k"wood. recently occupied by M. Banks.
where he would be happy to receive all order:
n his line. He feels confident in saying from
the experience he has bad in New York as I
Cutter.tbat whoever willl'avot him with their
custom can depenrlon havingtheirwork manu.
Norwalk. ‘April 20. Josx—;PH E. Column 23
Estate of Williant Seller-k.
1 IIE Trustee reprt-setiis the estate insolvent
and prays the appttittttttcttl of Cttr1)tttls-
sinners thereon. '
0rtler'cl—Tltat Cornrnissioncrs to receive
n;.l_' examit_t_e the claims of the creditors of said
estate be aprtpjnterl at the Probate oflice in
Nurwnlk on the 1__8_th day of Match 184,3, at 9
o'clock, forenoon; of which all persons in
interest will take notice. and appear iltbey see
Cyztus A. \'l§:,At_).Jttdgr-.
. HE Court of I’roltate"l'or the District ot
. ' .-t. - .
l\orwalk. tath ltmttezl and allowed stx
months. from the tlatehefzttf for the creditors to
he estate of
‘ " ' 7:1!/tart Se§'l_g,
late of New Canaan d'e'ceasetl.' to exhibit their
accounts for settlement. Tltose who neg
ect to prt.»'.st='nt their claims. properly attested
chewing to- within said time will he rlcltrtred it recuvetv.-—
I ' .. .~ . ,g 1- I _._ . v~ ' _
favorable All persons tpdebted to said estate are requester:
6 make ittttttetliaie pa_vtnettt to
Str.vA.\'us Sctzm, Executor.
Norwalk. Feb. 24. 1843. 9
lSSOLU'l‘ION.—Noticc is hereby giv
en that Robert Lambert withdrew from
the firm ol'Bradley. Benedict. 85 Co.. on the
9th February, lS13, by tnutual consent ofthc
partners. C. S. BENEDICT.
E. B_RAD_LE_Yo
W. H "A'n.uts.
Rt),_t;'1~L.mpt-znr.
Tue busin ss will hereafter be coniiiiucd by
the I,-,ttl.)§t‘rll‘)t5r:i at ifjcw Cauaait, Cnttn., under
the fi_rm of Benedict, Qrzttlley. (Sc ('0; at New
dict Co; and at Chicago. Ill. ttnder the firm
C. BENt~:l)tC'1'.
E. BRADLEY.
W. H. ADAMS.
New Canaan, Feb. 25. 1843. *3.9
The New Mirror.
Every number embellished with an
ORIGINAL AND EXQUISITE ntzstétv ox srparm.
Edited by .I.P Morris, '
1LLUs'1‘RAT1-ID or J. G. cnaiuv.
Who is engaged exclusive for the worrk.
mmrs, $3 ran ANNUM—-SINGLE ttunrncrts 61-4 cts_
in the course ofa few weeks. the undersigned
will tzornntence on his q:t'n accouitt, the publica-
tiou ol'a duty s,=,§,t'qt«:s’r'tl'the Ntatv Your: Mirt-
nott, in the octavoforrn. on an entirely novel and
original plan, with a steel engraving in every
number. and at the reduced price of T/ug:
_Dot'lars per Armum, or 6:} cen's pCT copy. ‘
The New Mtrtrton will appear with "many
striking and attractive features, distinguishing
it l'rotn—eive'ry other periodical." it will be pub-
lished with npw type. pn"l_';ne paper, and each
number will contain a "beautiful engravinv on
steel, designed and etched by Cha ftttan, i’ l_tis-
trating the letter press which aécptnpatiies,
and which it‘ will iriyest witlt peculiar interest:
Besides the C()l'Jll'llJ‘lll'l_0,DS "of all our extensive
corps pf cqrrespt)ndettis—ivhich embraces most
oftlictaletttof this cgutttr —we ltave made
"arrangements for fresh ant early translations
frog) sortie o the best writers of France,and for
prpul‘ sheetsfrotn several of the popular authors
of England. With such ntalerials, and with
such able fellow laborers in the literary tine-
yard. we hope to prescntto Attterican renders it
weekly journal of great value and unusual ex-
celleuce. The parade of mere names will be
seduously avoided. The Mttttto§t_ will be re-
tnarkable, we hope rather forgood articles with-
out names, than for poor articles with distin-
guished names. It will embrace in its scope
sing tales of romance, sketpltiésiiol soctety and
manners. sentiment, every ay life. piquant
essays, domestic and"’i‘o'reign correspondence,
titerary jptellig_e_nge. wit and humor. fashion
and gossip,'poetry, the fine arts. and literary,
musical and dramatic criticisms. Its reviews
ofiitetvwvorlts will be careful discriminating and
impartial. It wtll aim to foster a literature
suited to the taste and desires of the age and
country. its tendency will be cheerful and en-
liveniug. as well as improving. It will seek
to gratify every refined taste, but never to offend
the most fastidious; and it will ever feel its
duty to be, to "turn the suttuy side ofthings to
httman eyes.”
The work will be published every Saturday
in numbers of sixteen super royal pages with
dottble ;:cl,u_r;t'ns. and er_tr:_los_ed in a neat orna-
menta,l’co.ve_r.' It will form. at the end of the
year, Iwoisuperb volumes. 'ea)c_h of four hund-
redttndisixtecnipages. filled with llté gems of
literature and the fine arts. "' "
Theyery low price at which it will be issued
renders it the cheapest periodical ip tbis'or any
other county, considering I re cps! and beauty of
its '1=“tr-*'rI,r '1‘W0 t:t\‘Grt1n_rtt\'e'"s, and the intrinsic
value ol'iis literary coitten'ts. ")‘ltbse desirous
()f'yg3cei_\'irtg t_he paper l'_rot;_z the cotttruenccment,
will have it puuctua ly sent to their a_dtlress
upon their forwarding to the ‘ttrtdiersigned, at
No.4 Ann Street, three dollars.'l~'re_eof expense.
Letters, enclosing the.atitou'ut ofsttbscription,
may be franked'by all Postmasrers.’ Agents.
carriers. anrlpettvsmen. will lie supplied on the
usual terms.‘ “ The cash system will be rigidly
adlzercgl to';_cillzotrt tiny deviation wltatwer.
' ' G'1-:'r3nGr: P. filonittst,
' Editor and Proprietor.
No. 4 Antretroet. near Broiidway.
. . . .. ,
1
every department of elegant literatu’r.e,"compri-,
ERSONS Ittdebted to the subs t'iber, whose
accounts are of more than t {ICC mentho-
gtandtng, are repuested to make immediate
hztvment. VV C S'rM-:!:_;‘_.
Norwalk. March 3, 1343. ‘
ii PLASTER! PLASTER 3 l
‘ $% 59 Per Ton of 2,240 pounds.
At Soul/t Norwal/c Landing.
[T has been reported that we did not give but
. 2,00.U_ p0L_l.nt"s_ to the ton. We therefore take
this rnethotl to inform the public that it is an
err :r. All thosein wautoftlte above will please
call and examine for themselves.
i\'lart:h S. I T (36.1 R Pi-2C{{.
HE subscriber hasjust received a yerv fine
lot of Watcltes and Jewelry t_vh'icl_t will
or: sold at a ch_an_p't;a'ie. Fine gold"cas'e', Tull
lcweletl I_.ever_w.ttclu=t_,~_,'..t s5__u,, ‘lull j‘e'w._-ted
jtiilver Levers at 325.‘ very fine Lepipe extra
tewels. for $15. common ecapenient watches
-1 proportion. Gold guard keys at 129. some
=t5 formerly sold at $3; elegant ladies’ brilliant
breast pins. very cheap; finger rings of all
orices and descriptions; thermometers, spoons,
‘ea pots, knives and forks. pen knives, scissors,’
doc. (kc. Very fine ’ra;s§ _(-,'_lr_)_§_-_l;§:'[)'_§5ll_i$'lI':e_d g.’
G. l_'rztutes for V1; ood Cllot-ks for $2; and
warrantrtl'." ‘ "irvi C1..tnx.
[E9 l_3_lackSmit||s!
eoALtcoALt
100 Chaltlrons or Superior Q
VIIRGINIA C 0A I
HE subscribers have just reticived the
above Coal. and are now prepared to
sell From the yard a snpcrior_ article lower than
ever belitre ofl'eretl, l'o'r_' éaslt. ' Tlrose who and
in wartt. will do‘ iv‘e_ll"to‘c:tll and eiiii'ntiiti:é' iiié
above for t:herr't‘s'el.v_es'. T L & J R Pitpx. "2
South Ejiiriytailt. Dec. " i
l§Qbg§.—'l‘lte sub crib_e|__' has
on hand a ntt_::be"r ol"Bufialo Ro‘oe's'w'b’t’cii'
hewill sell very cheap. War. Swan
(_).-AL: C9all§—$5 Per Ton.-
PO
and for Sale by '1‘ L &.._l_ R Pncx.
The above coal is warranted to be pl‘. a supe
rior quality,
South Norwalk. Dec. 1842.
Q‘It.0t,f!3.I.eS' and st»=t«t¢'s'-trlngtisb and
5.; Antertcau, by tue dttzett. for sale by
« W C Swnppg-_.
.tR1t_t1AGE spt-tugs-Etiptig S_p,‘i"n'gs
‘assorted sizes. warranted. for salt: y
W C ,sTREETo
tlte’preseiit“year. just rsceived.
W E Brssr:t.r..
5)LI,Q\_v Wa1'e manufactured from
'Scotch pig ore, comprising a full assort-
ment For sale by W C Swm-:1-:1-.
Grooms (John. Register for
' 01V is Your Tilne.—Pet's0nI wish-
ing to get a supply of Groceries cheap,
can be furnished with them at cost.‘ ,é_’ri't’t‘l
cash. Joint‘ Bt':nttAL'1..
|‘t.- V
Norwalk, Feb. 13, "" ""
N 8 Likewise, persons that are pwing the
subscriber, that vro__ulrt“p'fe'l"ei"§{etlli'ng 'v'v‘ilh him
tp Mr Carpp, §;;;u"'ltpye"a'chance for a short
ttme. ‘ ' ' t
GREUND Pepper and AIlsplce.—
‘TA ‘firs? iate article of Ground Pepper and
ttllgpice for sale by the subscriber at 12; cents
per pound at retail. Joan BURRALL.
4 RICTION Matches by the gross. doz.
or single for sale, by LEVI CLARK.
" 'to1tIns, Shell. Horn. Ivory and Gertmrn
_ Silver. of all kinds. cliettp. L. Cutitx’.
_E_RI-‘UMERY.-Otto of Rose, Cologne.
Ruse VVater. Maéassar and other oils, very
low at L. C1.ARl’l.
AN_'1‘!3_D.—l000pound_tt of Beeswax.
Enqttiiieiof W. E. BISEEL.
Janunry"l0th. 1843.
ROPUSALS will be‘received'b'y the sub-
’ scribers gpfto t'l2'e'1§tb 'da "o_l"March next.
For consyucting a ‘highway, of about" 400 rods
in extent, to comrrgence near the residence of
Titus LC. Merrill. and meet and iptersecttho
road reéently built by Lewis Q. _Wilson', near
the dwelling house of John Cbr_rtstbcl't'.”to be
built by 't]lte'ro_d,, and completed bythe grstipy
‘ ' é a’ ‘
of June iicgtt. Bt-:'t§'.r.‘IEl".‘t_tt'g:fs"'
Ht:N_t_1_r S'r:1'.tIr:lc_x. “'."“"
Seutttih ST’-JOHN. Men
Norwalk. FPb- 13. 1343. ~' ’ 417
20 Barrels bleaclted Spertn,- Lamp Oil.
very superior article di'_r'ect' rom ‘Nev.-
l5edfurtl,just rec'd. for sale by \V STII-ZI:'I'.
INDIA Rubber $lloes"jttst"ieceived and
l't'tr ‘sale by " “ "'1' L 6: J R Pacx.
Ilouseandjiarn to Let.-_-t
T6 let l°rorri'1he Tirstof April next:
the Dwelling House,Barn and Gar-
dens now occupied by Mr Raynor.
s pleasantly situated ashort distance
Tlusei
from the Britlge. and from its many advantgesil ~
:1 d_esiral;>l,e ’re'siden
-' —' _ _ Bvcxtnagan Locxwoon.
Nqifljlb, February '
.“ 9' .---r"
1
5 tons sttperior Lehlgh Coal. just recei ed '
ce. For partir-ulare apply to« ,
Norwalk Chronicler