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"H.133 , 1.58145 3 ,1 Our casualh f,e_t_I;t,z_t'r,l,t\sQl';stI week upon the
.1 i evanescent c aracter o_ y er organs, seems
“r,,d“e§dny, Apr" 12: 1343, .... l8_ 1:1 19 7 to have had a w,p_nilerl,'ul ellect in raising the
_ ' Sglllzllgld lg ‘I317 lg 8 back and bristles, of our Hartl'ord.' Tyler.
Tire following tables are egpicd from the Hartford st,,fl'0,.d'_'_'_'_°_'_'_'2.33 27 $3 |. 178 274 20 14 neighbor, He cm-l,.,_, up to "9 gym, [he pecul-
Courziint. The ‘editors of which paper st1_yt.h.e)' 333:2“ ______ H194 .1! 2: iar;bark ofa nettletl hour, and in the most
ill;"s’:“llll_":l:‘,ll"'i"5|0Vzlllilililiellglllfé.al':‘l]::e";Jv0e'lll‘f W,“-mgmn ___‘fl ljg 3 I49 "8 9 exultiug manner tmattinahlc, without the least
. .=z . ‘ lgpl [752 92 |1492 1700 91 95 delicacy. or regard for our feelings. tells us
Baldtvi1t24.7_'Ez_l votes; Mr. Cleveland 26,575; Gil-
lette 1,777 ; scattering 72—Ieaviug a majority againt
Qlgyglapd of 48. There is, consequently, no choice
gf governor, nor, probably, of any of the State of1i-
pers. The whole vote in the State will be ahqtlt
55,000 of which the Whigs Irave polled about 25,600
. u-the Locos about 27 .300--and the Abglitionists and
scattering about 2,000.
We. have been essentially wllippcd, not having
gained the Legislature, or 9, single member of
Congress. Dr. Simons’ plurality will be very
scauty—the exact number we shall “gt lglqtv qrltll
the olficial canvass. In the Senate we glair“ 6_, lrl
the House the majority against us will he qbggt
Last year it was 63. There is comfort in that. One
year nrore, we think, will make our deliverance
pretty certain.
Vote for Governor.
"i'§t'1"§'f °°"“"1842.
\Vltig Loco Abo Whig Loco Ab Con
_Hartford. ....1286 1004 53 | 1182 853 39 142
Avon . . . . . . . .. 132 46 8 112 35 5 4
Berlin . .. . . . ..245 345 47 232 346 46 3
Bristol .. .. .. ..259 228 30 229 212 28
Bloomfield . .. ..91 104 21 124 121 6 4
urlitigtou .. .. 132 227 1 105 102 20
Eitlltllll . . .. . . .190 98 9 195 97 3 1
ast Hartford. .242 283 236 253 1 10
ast \Vindsor. .350 269 322 34 15
nficld . . . . . . . .263 159 6 239 158 3 2
‘urmington . . . 170 176 59 I55 153 36 fl
ltisteubury . . . 179 399 13 142 325 15 3
Grauby . . . . . . .203 253 197 258 21
Iartland . . . . . . 34m 96 110 2
Iarrcltester . . . 190 177‘ 164 156 l 9
M arlborouugh.. 75 83 2 68 84 12
Simsbury ..-- -209 230 1 186 202 12
otttlrington . . .200 208 16 190 205 12 1
‘ufiicld ..... . .196 313 1 196 300 1 29
Vetliersfield . .331 363 14 279 298 9
lYiudsor .... . . 174 160 2 126 233 3 34
————j__.—_— .__—_—__——g———
l
5117 5159 283 1 4775 4735 228 322
111-2“! IIAVEN CIIUNTY.
New flaveu..1283 999 5 |12l9 997 12 25
.cthany..... 58 135 4| 41 165 3 2
,rauford..... 79 173 '1 179
Cl1eshire..... 170 187 l 149 180 1 1
Derby ..... .. 279 245 3 253 264 1
East Haver1...172 92 154 98
uilford .... ..183 213 64 191 202 53
lztruderi . . . . ..108 203 87 211 _ 2
l.idis‘,m‘....::18-2 163 22 133 g 6
eriderr .... ..154 213 36 1-29 -1. 3 7
Middlebury....116 52 99 '46 ‘
illilfgpl ...... ..337 92 2 295 109 1 2
N.Branfq;,d..'..1l0 106 '
North Haven..l47 163 13 2
range ..... ..135 88 11 3 '
xford ...... ..I54 183 122 167 I
respect .... .. 9 56 39 13
P outlibury ....119 149 5 97 134 1
ValIitrgfot'd...l36 244 21 132 193 18
.,i‘q'1.q,§y“.;;.337 385 20 327 39 27 2
Vod'dbrttlge...112 95 | 115 69
Volcott ..... .. 38 72 36 77 12 1
————:———.:- ——._—-—.—.———_-1
4418 4257 183 4065 4278 179 50
NEW’ Lt).\'DON CDUNTY.
New Loi1don..257 345 23 262 345 27 1
Ivan.-act. .... ..476 572 74 552 541 40 1
?.'f.,.'.‘.‘.'.‘.‘.;;.'::::.S3 33$ 3 it; i‘-35 i i
ranklin .... .. 75 93 10 S7 102 3 2
riswold .... .. 140 125 13 '
1-j8:2..184 80 185 '
_ebz1rton...'.'..'154 21$ 192 11
edyard . . . . . ..105 5
180011 . . . . . . .- -
fiyme ....... ..179 214 5 137 154 3
astLyn1e.-... 75 93 10 70 64 2 18
Morrtvile .... ..us 81 24 113 70 14
N. Stonington. 94 227 4 111 229
§I’?_5I91l. . . . . .._4[ 8 145 1:18
‘flier:-1-‘ ------ -- 69 9“ I 77 7”
Stohtngloll ....2rQ 235 I 214 197 :1 10
'Waterfprd..... 72 134 2 59 135 2
2450 3154 E1. | 2725 ' 71
FAIR!-‘ll-2|.D coumtr.
I
I-‘airfield .... ..283 156 191 118 13
i'idgeport....406 336 331 334 6
rooklield....11l 153 116 156
arien ...... ..99 60 11 76 47 9 1
Dapbury . . . . "356 459 12 406 463
'r.. 15.... 27 295 198 260 1
ll3l‘:lllVIvgl:0n 53 " '77 129 "3
.... .. 72 175 61, 160
iE£"C':1naan..l75 191 5 173 196 13 1
New Fairfield.. 4 73 88 1
ewtown.....24l 286 218 263 3
orwallt .... ..359 209 32 228 180 14 26
figing .... ..163 149 3 $35 114 '
* field.....246 200 05 159
. Sig1gneford".:....345 272 2 284 248 2
,,g,,,,=,y- 39 110 12 '
13 3 3: 13 I
1.
gii-itiiiorli ..... ..138 209 1 77 166 2
‘l ..... ..170 122 141 111
yy;;i;oii.....153 171 4— 117 140 4 5
3345 3174 98 | 3434 3712 106 53
WINDHAM COUNTY.
1p,..t.t,-,a..-.‘;116 126 71 137 99 3 8
.Ii.i.'ron1'....:..123' 19% 57] 15 3
c t 1. ...;.15 14
Cliiiplirn¥¥..'.'.‘65 79 Ill 87 72 l
75 11; 27” 33; $53 1 1
"" '.;;'.:;2, 31 ,
ltilaiiitiéea .... ..1»li 153 152 168 17
P or ..... ..164 118 ‘
Sttiaiilineg ..... .. 86 99
Thoinpsou.... 175 292 57
&pluntown . . . . 79
', indham .... .148 313 67
§tv69dsr_ock.. . .204 217 120
r 11 . .
I.}1‘clll~‘ll-‘.110 COUNTY.
Litchfield...:'. 389 472 3l 353 420 2 E
11‘..+t?.t’i':T1r'_:r,t'_s't.&:_2i_,‘,r..;.58 151 7 122 1 2 13 ;_
BethIeni"...'.'.'-'.. 64 94 55 2
Canaan .... . . .'},_83 266 3 190 250 5
’ Colehrook..... 0 152 55 132 16 1
Cornwa 9...----4&9 .193 13 157 373 15
Goshen..'.'.'I.‘ 80 l 135 .8’
Harw'1ntonI.'L. 75 125 22 125 8 1 1
- Kent ....... .;185 189 161 159
‘I New Hartford. 178 107 .23‘ 183 99 22' 1
‘ New Milford.- 318 4.03 295 3.33 !
Norftdk .... .. 135 117 _
Plymouth.... 247 226 Iiil 2 2 37
Roxbnry . . . . .. 52 132 13, 56 10
Salisbury.. ... 190 269 {Q 34 1
Sharon ..... ..201 221 63 2- . 3
,'I‘orrington... 186 138 36 157 114 2.. 1
!'Wanen .... .- 6 .82 $2
‘ ,’$*Vas1u‘rtgton.. 143 170 24 12 7 7
,Watermwn.. 1 107 15 150 ,6 21
«1Vinchester.. 177 163 39 168 13 8
Woodbury... 201 -247 4 186 22 _1 4‘
‘ - WE 3887 271 3455 3739 .311 20
xtno1.'r:sr:x counrr.
654
.Middletown .. .551 422 _ 62
hatham .... .. 67 196 2 42} 166 5
. I oruand _ _ , , ..179 120
_‘;.c ester ..... .. 49 90 25 50 97 16
Clinton ..... . . 145 79 1 128 89 g
Durham .... ..111 125 Bl 119 11° 4
East Haddam..244 249 193 ?23
-J-laddam .... ..210 264 4 157 256 3 2
_ jKil|ingworth... 59 158 9 53 156 3
Saybrook .....309 211 43 268 233 4
;Westbrook .... 97 84 33 96 73 3'3
2021 2294 182 | 1647 2202 179 18
TOLLAND COUNTY.‘
TOIlInd.......l15 169 18
' Bolton........ 53 97
101 163 16 25
42 92 1
I_,is_§ qt} qepresentatives.
l_-l1\lll‘F~0RD C-tUN'rY.
H.till'rr_~7.o1_51>,.'1‘-lpimas C Perkit1s,'1‘imo M Allyn.
Avon Edward Wu.-ull'oril.
Berlin. Marcellus Clark.l Truman Coles.l
Btoonrficlrl, Biratr; Thral l.l
Burlington. Bowers French.
Bristol. Zeloles C Grarit—last year no choice.
Canton. Chauncey Mttses.
East Hart. Wi'liam Bigelow.l R.D. Hubbarrl.l
East Windsor. Ebenezer Pinney I-no choice
of2 l—meeiittg dissolved.
Enjlelrt. Henry '[‘l1..rru;s_t1q, l-‘P Qlrpstegtl.
Ear-nmgtgtt, 'l'-tin‘-y Qo_w_lres. I . M. \\’elch.l
Glastcnbury, N-rah '|‘ryon.| D. Andrews.l
Granby. Erastus Holcomb. Elmore Clark.l
IItrrt_lana'. one loco—no choice of 2d.
Manchester, Salmon Lyman.
Plymouth, Heman \Velton—last year loco.
.\r°nisbur-3;. Phelps Brtruartl, Mamre Case.
.SouIItingtort—no cltoice.
Strfli (:1. Henry -1’ Kent l Gad Slteldon.l
lVethcrsficltt. Leo‘d R \Velles,l G O Cltan1bers.l
lVindsor, lliclta rd Nile-s.l G W Griswold I
NI-IW IIAVIEN cous'rr.
New Haven. R S (1.-ilpin. K lifosper.
Branforzl, Calvin Frisbiel ' ' ‘
Bct/t.an_1/. Burton Sperry.l
C/res/tire. Julius Bmoks.l Thomas H Brooks.l
Derby. Samuel Fretrtzlt 2d.
’I.'.'ast Ilrvcn. lrlarvt-.y lltfwe. 2d.
tzlrtitforrl, no ohoit.-e. and nteeting dissolveg.
Hrrmr/cn. Loval F Todd I
Jlicrirtcrt llenry Stetlruan l
.lItu.l_ison. Charles M Minor.
/llidrttglgtrrg/. Ebenezer Smith.
7lIr'l’ir_rr/, Sclah Strong. Isaac Tiltitalls.
Nor-by Branford. l«1be'rit' er ll lz‘-tttyler.
NorI,iHaner1. Evclin B akes ee.l
Orange. Aaron Clark. Jr.
Orgforrl. no choice. meeting dissolved.
l’rospcct. no choice. meeting dissolved.
§7;ut[1lg1,1‘3‘. Charleg Hit-l_tot_t.l _
lfizltingjorrl. Altnou Q.ttilit'llc,l \,_Vttt Htll.l _
Wat_crb~r‘ry. Geo L Smith. and no choice for 2d.
lW1tc_ott. Moses Pond I '
lVoodbridge Nathan P Thomas.
rtrnrlnno coutvrr.
Fairfield. J Bartram, '1‘ Robinson.
Bridge-port, Sherwood Sterling.
Brook Leld. Eli Rugzlesd
Danbury. Sherman Ecrr —-m1”t:lt,oicc fol’ gt-L
Dari 11. Gilbert G Wa:e_r_itr_v.
Grclcnwic/r._ G Closeil lieter l§erris.l
Huntington. Peter eqrtlsley.l
Jllonrqcf Abguf Cable.l
Ne, Canaan, t1tt.:lnii:e—atlj without day.
New Fuir_fi.elo’.. no choice.
Nan,-to1p_r;. Uliver SIlllIll1t‘.fS,l Chas C Warner.l
Norwszl/:' Tlittmas B Butler. Matthew Wilcox.
Redcling. Barney Bartram. Edward Starr. Jr.
Ridge/icld. Albin Jeuniogs,Eben Hattley.
Sherman, '
Starnford, Win '1‘ M nor. Joseplpts llrusli:
stralford. no choice. '
Trumbull. \Valkt=r Wheeler.l
lVcston. E Hill.l D Patclteu I \
W'esIpor!. David Cowley I _ k
""lUD7|, Uiles Gregory.
H't'crtt:lr~;1.o cott\'.'l‘[-
Lilcltjicld. Origeti S Sevmour,l Enos Stoddard I
Bethtem. Gide-on Allen I .
Burk/tanisted. Warren Plte.lps,l A Doolittle-
Canaan'."Jol1'ii A Gil|etté,l -.151... , at§_on I
COL. BFOGIL‘.
Cornwall. William Hinman,l Edwin \Vhite I
Goshcn, Thus Bartlioleioeiv.-, Obed Humphrey
Hal‘lD£’I;q[;, As-lieal N Bqrl1er,,lttl1n Bull
'7cnt.Joti Stag.-prt.
New Hart 01,, Isaac t-.llogg.,L}ord-tn Henderson‘
Ngw Jllit/orrll, Fred (:unu.l .-\biga_I_1 -'l‘,l1o,r_11p§‘r_1,r.1 I
Nor/0 7:. no cl1oi_t:e. irieeting di_.solv_e
Ptymoiuh. ll-:mmt Wiltott
Roxbury, John Tm“ bridge I _
Salisbury. S C Scoville,l R Averilll
Sharon. Samuel E Everett. Lorenzo D Smitlt I
Torrington. Griswold Woodward , Asaplt Gillett
Warrcii. Henry Carter I _
Washir_rgton. George ,S,l€€l.¢-l Ed 9° °l‘°'°°t
nieeting dissttlvetl:
lVatcrto;pp, Htilhrrxtk Cur'iss .
lVt'.nchcstgr, bnllotied §_iit times. no _choice
Trodbury. Daniel Corliss, Stephen Atwood.
Nt~:w LONDON coygvpr.
New London, Noyes Billiugs.l 2d no choice
Norwiclr. no choice '
Bozrtlh. John Maples]
Colchcstcr. Enoch Browtt._l fl0bl>l}_l.8j Q7313)’ l
East Lyrnc. Egra lhlltltlifil ‘I
Funk/in, Daritis Frl,t,t,l_iyl
Griswold. 1 Whig
Groton. Albert Latham.l Sanford Stark]
Lebanon. Peter C Brow-n.l Henry Abel I
Lerlyard. Roswell Allen ,1
Lisbon. Vine Smith I
Lyme. Joshua N Warner.l John, W Bill I
Montville. I Whig. -‘
North Stonirtgton. Oliver Hewitt,l J DGallupl
Preston, no choice, adj sine die.
Salem. Matthias W Bakerl
.Stonington.2 wltigs.
Watcgford. Johtt Cavalry I
Mritnmzsrzx court-rv.
iddletown. lst rep. no choice. D M Crowell I
,C‘I;r1tIrant. Cyrus Hurd.l Dan B Nilesl
,0/tester. J L'Hommediue.l elected after the
meeting had been declared dissolved.
Clinton. Edward Wright.
Durham. L W Leach .Asher Robinson I
E Haddam, John C Palmer.l N Jewett.Jr I
Hacldarn, Diodate. Brainard.I Ansel Spencer I
Kittingworth. W D Kelsey.l Jedediah Stone I
Portland, Erastus Brtiinard
Srrybrook. Sclden M Pratt, Asa H King.
lV¢stbroo!c, no choice.
WINDIIAM COUNTY.
Brooklyn. no choice _
Ashford. Benjamin Warreo.l Chas Richmond I
Canterbury, Joseph Farnham, W Whcelerl
Chaplin. no choice
Hampton. Henry G Taintor
Kittingty. Ebenezer Kelly.l Joseph Adams.
Ptainfictd, John Gartlner,| James Miller.
Pomfret, Chrles J Grosy,e,t'_t_t0t‘. Scaroorough
Osgood
Sterling, Archibald Douglas | o
'1 hompson. Ed_yva,rd ,[:ippett,l ernvggn §t_tles I
Volttntown. ' ‘ _ _ ,
lV1ndhurn.|§eo'arr_1in Perry.l G0-l.Vtn:B. B.f:\".ll.¢.Y .1
ljfqodgtock, no choice.
' qrontgsntlp F0ttN'l‘l'.
5 . glland, Wm C Newcomb,l L’ C Anderson I
i_1lt_o_n, Samuel Ruggles I
Columbia, Wjlligxp Osborpc l
Coventry, _
Ellington, Asa \_V1‘tley
Hebron. Gu , ey Phelps, Chauncey D Root l
Mansfield. rgricis Swift, Jacob B Gurley I
Sorners, Elain".Chaf1'ee,l Marvin Mudge I
Statiord, Eliab A Qgrnvers,l Loren Dii-nick
Union ' . .
Vernon. Oliver H King.
5 Wiliington, John Turney,Mgr_vin Peck.
. Coliseum-—both splendid pictures. a plate of
that we are wnrtting in brains! It would dis-
tress our nrodesty too nii1ch—to ;w¢_;pp_t 11 re
futation of such a charge, even if we were able.
and the task then. after all, rriiglit be considered
as entirely gratuitous, for we have never, we
believe, claitned attytliiog like the compass
and versatility of talent exhibited by these
editors of the Tyler genus. Neither do we
cover it, tor itappears to us to be rather
onerous and ettpenglve tllgtp 0|l|_¢f\lr'lS'e. lt lrlls
.llr_e_atly cogr ripe of the Pirilatlclphia gentletnau
°I.‘llli§-£'.l;l:_Is, lorig [1;1tllllll§ of lpcarceratioti in
a dungeon for writing another maul; name, gtl_tl
our Hartford neighbor escaped the some large
only by the skin of his teeth!
T111-: CAIE or .\11:rtcr:rt was closed at Wood-
bury on 'rllll!SlJ8y_8llt2ll.ll1_l.);l]‘.. 'I_‘l1Ie charge of
the Judge was brief and leaning ip l'§1,y9g'gr,ltlt_g:
prisotier, and the lory, alter git absence of
about a halfan hou'r, returned a verdict of Not
Guilty. .'l‘l1e spectators who were present
receitfed tire verdlct with 9[)l)_lilll§l3,llllll1l crowd
who lullowed Mercer to his lodgings greeted his
fltrqtlllitll with three cheers. arglxal at
l’liiladelpltia was the occasion of potlgillerable
eacitement. A large crowd of l1,i_.-1 friends
assembled to recicve lllgp. ills act ulltal seems
lp_ lia'ye givert there the most unalloyed satisfac-
ll"":
Stgltpospo D£rAup't'§§.—Jrrcob .‘.*h'pman. J1.
confldential agent olthg bgtlks null brokers of
ew York and Pltiladelpl1iu.ltas very mys
lerlously disappeared, so for as it is ascertain-
ed with about $25,000 or 320.000. 'l‘he mys-
te_ry arises from the fact of the small arrtoont
takep. when a much rriore. considerable, was
lo hls hands. He has filled the capacity of
mail gpard au_d_ riyate. express for years,
and has ol’ten'l1ad from to thousand
dollars in his hands at n time. never having
been suspected of dishonesty. The Journal
Commerce thinks the matter looks more lilte
insapity that} villaluy, and strengthens the
cgrtglpsion by 1; rgttior of his having shpwp pu
anolher occasion. signs of derangernent._-_.-__-
Anotlrcr is mentioned by the Philad Eur], Illa,
lottery tickets and gambling might ltaveilcd to
this result.
Tm; Lap”-:'_g C,ttrtg.s_\t,t1_:_t.-:\‘t\_’e have re-
ceived the April uuurber, (considerably soiled
disfigured) of this well received and popu-
lip’ motitltly. lls ,reputat_io_r1 well sustained
pptlt as to literary merit ll}; design and ex;
ecuiion of jig l3”’lllelll§lIlll(‘l)l8. Among the
_contributor§, we notice the names of M rs.
ma Erpbury, one of the editors; M rs. Atirt
S. Stevens, M rs. Frartces S. Osgood. l’r_o__f'_e}§-
_§oplr1graI1tn. \Y,illiam Burton, Seba Sriiitlr
and Robert Hamilton. Bt.'§lt.lt:S tires; popular
writers several others whose names are fati.iliar
to the publlc,l1aye articles in this number.
The present ,rp,upt'l,1 closes the l§th volume,
and the protepectus lplitztris gs that the first No.
oftlie lglih yolpute will appear irt art entire
_r_1eyv dress, y_vl1icl1 will trtalte pne of the tiiost
l7ettt,ttil'ul rnagaiziries ttftlte day. '.l‘l1e ptrtbel-
lishments are "Leonora," 'tBy'rgn yjcwing _t,l,1,e
Fashions, and two pages of tntisic.
New York Cattle t1larket—April 3.
At Market 1000 fresh Cattle, 100 Cows and
Calves, and 900 Sheep, and Lambs.
B1;r;I'—$5 75, to $6}.
M1r.crt Cows—Sold at from $15a ‘B30.
Stu;r:p—Slteep at all}. a 86;.
"‘Nl‘A 'r"t‘1t YA G-1:i'S.' "
_'I'ti"Bridge;'1Tfit". on the‘ 29111 ult,‘,1‘1y 1lev"."_S. C.
Perry. M r. Charles Hu'bbe|l' to Mifss Maitltti
A. Gun. all of the city or Bridgeport. .
lu Danbury, March 29-11, by Rev. Mr. Floy.
Mr, Charles W. Fry to Miss Harriet H. Faoton.
"‘ :
DEATHS
ltiWiltor1.on the 9th iost., Susannah Mid-
{,l|eb_ro'til;','a'g'éd 88 yeafs. ’
In Greeusfarms, on the 30th ult,
Moreliouse. aged 83.
At Norlield,oo tne 4th iost.. Lydia Ogden.
aged 71. L
In Bridgeport, «111 the 30th ult. M rs. Louisa.
wife of ',l‘liou1tts' Ti‘ Wiliriitt, aged 26 years.
In Btiidgeport. on the 28th ult. '31 rs. Fiillpy
Freeman, aged 64. '-
ln Ridgelield, in February last,Jerry Scott,
aged 73 yetirs‘.
tt.1's- 9!!-Lt
Court of 1-.’r?ibate—_1)isirit:t l\_lor~vaIk-—
State of Connecticut.
Cntus A. Mass. Esq. Judge.
T a Cottrt of Probate. hotdeu at Nzrwalk.
- ‘within and for the District _of lllorwallr, on
the 11111 day 02' 4.1.11, A.'u.‘1843.‘ ' ‘
Upon the Petition of Minot Crofuot of New
Canaan. in said district. guardian of Carolitte
Seeley, Aaron Seeley apd Mary A. Seeley.
minors‘ rupder the age 'of twenty one yea_r_s,
showing 19 .l.l1,is court that said minors own" ‘an
undivided right in a certain tract of land ying
in said New Canaan. in quantity about eleven
acres. with tho buildingsstanditig thereon, and
bound north by Enoch St. _.l,ol_1n, east by high-
way,south by Lewis Ric ai,'_s. and west by
Amos Ayers; and praying tor ,I‘i',l._t_erly to-sell
the same. as per petition lot‘) file will-appear:
Ordered that‘Montla'y' ilié" 1,9111 day of Jtrue
next. at 10 o’t-lock. toreuoon. be ‘assigned for
a ,l_ié'a1'i,ng ‘on said petition. at the Probate Oflice
in said Norwalk; and the said petitioner was
direrfled_to giyp ',t)0tice thereof. by publishing
this order iiia newspaper printed in Norwalk,
three weeks success1velv.rit least six weeks
before said day of‘ assignment.
Attest— R. A. W11.1.iitus_, Clerk. 15
95.459 For Sale.--About
sevet_1'l'eeri‘ ac_i,e‘_s of va'lu'able land.
¢°'!§§.'l.0E ‘if lttl‘-Sbtfe §t.t'd meadow
lao . ' " i
sitfiated tit-"at Gre' oryts Mills
arid adjoining the road-Ieutliug l'rr3'tn‘Nitr'wi1'_li',to
Wilton, is offerred for sale low. Terms easy.l
HE Court of Prttbate 1.t!f..l“8 District, of
. Rediling. hath lirrtited an allowed six
months from the date heretif.'liiiiQ‘l1e‘creditors
to the estate of ‘ "' ‘
Aaron B3/ington,
late of Redtling deceased. to’ exh_'r,bi,t,ll1eir
claims for settl ement.__ Tliose. who l_l§glfil‘l' t_o
persons intlebtr.-d to said estate. are reqtiest,ed
to make itrimediate payment to
M.tnr liitsorox. Executrix.
Bedding April 6. 1843. 1.5
_.'I
l‘ I55 STBEET,‘i“'ill reopen her school
. . . liar instruction in the nstial English bran-
ches. Needle \Vork. Drawing antl Music. on
Mttnslay May 1st. at her residence.
Notwalk, April Stir 1843 315
[_ I!4‘!;l§ Lillie.-The subscriber keeps
t-trtistaritly on hand and for sale on thr-
mosl reasorioltle lerms.a superior article of
Sllll"l“C ,irr1c._u1 the old and well known estab-
lishment of the Hiil family. Orders for any
ntnditttt gylll be rliankfully received, and
prttmplly atti-pded to. Mounts H1r.r..
_ Ret1tltu_t_'. April6. 1843. 3:15
seeds.--A large supply of
(.u‘ardeu Seeds. warranted of last years
ENIWIII. for sale by J. A. \Vt-:31).
‘N_O'TTTl-T lot of those 82 Clocks. wire
ltrlls-._-_-gating fast. Lr.vr CLARK.
Beet. Seed, Union Seed, Rota
Boga and"'c'omtnon Turnip Seed. for sale
by J. A. Wsrzn.
EW ‘Spring Goods.-'l‘i:e subscriber
__ ltttsjust fPt'leVr9tI a large nrttl desirable-
:.l§.iIlflllIl'lIl of so-asnjrahle Dry Goods. which
will be otl'e_rcd as low as can be purchased
el.'sew_tere.' Alnttttg the assortment may be
fiturlgl a gp-.a't "variety if line and low priced
foreign aiid "tI'fl'IP§l:l4' prints. new patterns:
blt-tl't.' ted alitl brown shirtings. tie and low
o,rit:t.-ll lp.-ens, Alttzlplta. lauscp_n_es. De aines.
ll-int aziue, liittgltonts, ‘lack npdllolt 'Silks.
Litiett Table iirtd Stand a'..'~‘._-rs, 'l‘.iclsings, n
ltlfufi flsibrtrnent of um... Clrttl1s.C:tssin1ercs,
and .‘Ia=titietts, 'l'u.-can Hats. libltons. Flowers.
It-gctlttr with 71 general assortment o’ Goods
usualiy found in a Dry Gout s'eiiltil1lis_ligi1eot.
My frit-oils and persons iii want JI‘tli(‘:l‘CZ1'[’)’8,l1tl
good Dry Goods. are respectfully invited to
call. _Crr_.\s. N. CLOCK.
Norwnlk. April I2. 1343. ' " ' "
ll-illfe-'l°l' put-its Draper‘ a_; Tnpoir".
HE public are respectfully informed. that
the subscriber has taken the store recently
occupied by George \V. Raymond. for the
purpose of conducting the tailoring business.—
He thinks he can say. without egotism. that
_l,1,i§ egrtcgigqlcg lips been such, as I_f).‘lt?'0f!i1lrl.
his confidence irt his ability to give satisfac-
ti_t_1p to tlritseliavitring him with their patronage
ll’! ‘any ltranp‘ ol his business. The latest
iii-ltioiis will be consulted both itr cutting and
zrirrttrring. aml all garments made to order.
will be warranted to fit. Particular and
prompt attention paid to cutting, " '
Spring Fashiotis received. ‘
The sultsorilier having fellflqlllslletl his busi-
ness. would reconiutend his 8l)l;CP$Sflf- ‘.1lr.‘El-
hr,-rt Curjjg to all his old miepdl-ii and customers,
as a gt-nil.-uian in every respect worthy of
their cor1,t‘i-.lcoce and patronagt-.
Gsgagg W. Barnvtsn.
1-The subscriber having giv-
,,_. eti'tt‘p‘ti'ts busirtess in this place. notifies
all thoseilttlggltlt-ll"lp lilo]. lltll a'sc|ttI_el lent ol
their acct'1i't'ti'ts‘is not on y'tIes_tr'al1'le. but a solute-
ly llet_e.-starry. _ liis ltoolts will be found tor a
short tii_ne all his lort,t_i_r;,r place 91 business wltere
such setileinr-pt ifatrerided to iuiipedititely. may
be effected without expense. ' '
licence W. Rtinrotto.
Norwalk.April 10. I843.
lj ATBNT Bee IliVe.—'l‘he attention
of the public is called to a new and valu-
able improvement in the constructiott of lhe
Hives for which the subscriber ltas secured a
piiteut. This htve is constructed with a view
to the pft‘5t.‘f‘\'all:t)fl of the bees from that de-
sirui-ttve and iléatlly 'enetr1y'. the wortn,au end
which it is believed has never bielftrifbeen fully
accoiriplisltecl. It is composed of several suiti-
iog cotnparitrients or drawers. to either or any
number 1 f which the bees may be cittifiried at
pleasttreiirtiil on either IJC_L'()tIllllg titled with
honey it can be taken out not _t_l1e"t1or‘1'ey remov-
ed wiino'ttt“it’~"ury to or l'tir')‘ir1"'tlte bees. The
corrtpartmetits are made w'it'h ‘olilitpie bott_orr_1s
with an appcrture ranging ti,1,t‘,tt1igIt ‘each r ‘In
the top to the bottom. I his leaves no lud'gerr1ertt
'or the worm except a receptacle at the bottom
wt-iclt isffjlled with ashes. which in a shdft time
7 ,rt> '.'u .. .‘ . ....r -:1-.t. _
deprives litm of l,1l,e. llns h1_v,e 1§l)£lt¢Y_etJ to
be superior to any other which has been intro-
‘ _l.lllCt:Il. and is sold at the low price of $4 for an
individual ritrht and hive.
' 'l‘tiel1cst"evtde11ce o't'ths merits of the hive
is the 1.-etteral approbation which it n1,e_e,ts with
wherever introduced. During the short tiijre
since the pa.lt‘.l_I_l wag secorctl. the subscriber
has I'll.‘ "P we .3.” °'. 9. 39 .*.'?.t='-"°.‘§:.° .°.'..1?°*‘
ding. where persons wishing to oblapi
rim), may inquire. M
'1'.,his Hive took the pretnium at the late fair
at l)ar1bt_try,,the lirst at which it has been eg-
’lirb1u'e'il.' - ' l2.1.1.r.tit Gnpgigritsg.
Bedding. April 12, ‘ i1§
:B!Jpl§}V!_l[-2A_'l‘ FIotyr.—Wur_tte<| 8
qitai:t1ty"of Buckwheat tfour-apply at
|ll’lsttl_1,l(.‘t:.
"H ‘"subscribers‘h'biriri beeo_b the Hon.
T (}iit1.ri'iif'P'r'titbit'te'_I'oi'ltlig Dfstrii: oflllo yiral,k
appoirttetl coinmissioriers to receive, examine,
and adjust the claitns against the estate of
William Stturgcs. - "" " '
oftlie Town of Wilton. who hath assigned the
same in tfiist for the benefit. of his cretitors,
hereby give notice that they will meet on the
business of said appointment, on the first Mon-
day, ,,,-,l,,.,.; ;_.p'i,1 ,_S'.e')tember next. at 1 o'clock
P. M. at tr1e'l1o_u_se ,_t'Jeliio-.l Grumman, in said
Wi|r,oo.Eix rp'o’_1iihs l'r'd_n1 the 25111 day ofMarcli
ultffitis efeuialloyved by saidflourt lot the err.
hibition of said claims. '
F.tt1is't'us Syunons, Commis-,
b1..t‘i._-‘1’- 1‘): sioners.
Wilton. April 4. S43. 14
7 3- - d P,
Cg_)pp_ 9' __ ettle an a ank
Kl:'I_II¢ w1tl1"",1"lank’s‘artd fixtures, for sale
low. lot‘ titre of S or. L Ci:rt'r1s.
‘Non'v'ziIk. March 13. 1843. lltl
VEN Fronts assorted sizes for sale by
present their claims.properly attestt-d_.'wt, hill) :
said time. will be debarred a recovery. All
‘the 11th d y of April
; Scyrhes, bay 4: marture Forks.
GR,,,UMAN’S, .;ASH STORE.
New S15
‘ lo
'ass‘t_1'rIntent of goods ever offered in Norwalk.
wl§,— Brut-ha . Ca:-ltniere. Satindamask
13.9.0
11
’ ‘ ifléshtfevery kind, style anti qirality.
qnghagilggg of every shade of black and
l'pelIl|g$—a large asso,t_:ttn,cnt . from 4.1 to
by the piece or hale.
$31 God‘t"‘l 13.1
I -, T3’ 9.... ‘’.‘.I.. ("I ‘L-
'1‘id-lttr,-1('g§ ' l’1_ttsicry,' ,lo_ves._
I l '\
|ICf§g llfl
. 1.!‘ '
. entletnen in want of Goods,’ that we can
8 . . ..
,having cash to spare, can find goods to suit them in price snd't lll.J'l,l.l‘
Iy'_s‘:"—-an elegant sssortment of Cloths of every
Domestic l'IllSI&!‘§—lntll,tln Heads. Cabois, Lawrence
11.; y Goods.-S
E are now opening our Spring assogtmcrp of ry Goods. and can assure the ladies and
1.1
_ "shew tltemtlte best.cheapest,artd largest
W.e'intend keeping every article in our line
’tl1', can be called for. and will sell tltern for less thah_lht'::y' ilaii be purchased elsewhere. Hav-
in, had t_3_nt1t|gl] or the credit system. we will sell our gontls for cash and cash only. and those
and _abyle 'iia'\‘vl :‘!_'5t_1‘§n 1 to 820.
color and ql)IlIlx_,.',8‘,a to $6 per yard.
bltte black, l'ror_1_1_
1:. .
$1 per yard. ‘
Mills, M erlinaclt llnlillowntp
CIotII—-Bleached pods. by the case.
.l.i_tiet1_ Table Covers. lrislt Li en, Birds Eye and Table Dia-
, every 9.|l|.¢f fllllclvfi ill!‘ can I19. called fol, r_t,t piglets’ lies: than ever known before.
C. _. l1_t,rt,tutis. West End the Bridge.
of Dry Goods, to give us a ct1ll,aud are for I
very clrr-up rate. ‘ ‘ '
Court of Probate-]Oistrict of Nor°.valk—
State of Corint-cticut.
C pus A. .\i1-:.lo 113- . Judge.
'1' It Coitrt of l)l't1hlJle. 'l’|I):ldI‘ln at Nuns-allr,
within and for the District of Norwalk. on
y A. D. 1843. upon the
Petition of Hanfortl Davenport. ofNew Canaan
Guardian ol'Sarah Sceley. a minor under the
age years, showing to this Court that said
mino_rr'i_wr1§ an'undivide‘d'riglitin a certain tract
of land lying in said New Canaan. in quantltv
about eleven acres. with the buildings stan_gling
theleon. and bounded North by Enoch St. .lohn
East lgy ltigliway. South by Lewis Richards a_11d
west by Amos Ayers. and praying for liberty to
sell the same. as per petition on the file willa .-‘
pear :—Ortlere.d that. .\1or_ida_v the 19th. day"o_f
.Iune next. ' 10 o'clock forenoou, be assignér
_ 18
$1?-t?$iR®Il‘@~ @2533.
James Mallory & Co.
AYE rer_:‘eitjbrl.tlt1rir1g the past week, a New and Elegant Assortment of SPRING DRY
V (.rOQ_ lg. tvluch they offer to the public at the very Io-\est prices.
"'39" llltltalll. lag llle old story runs)_/‘or Ct_lsh. but have absolutely been bought it-ilh the Ca: ,
Blttl SOD-tlt2ttt,t_lp1t tlley will be sold exgremely lo-v. \Ve on'y ask oftltose wlto may be in want
They have not onl
ht mst.-Ins, vtlictlier we will not serve them at I
Norwalk, March 14. 1843.
REIVIOVAL.
A. Davenport, has Removed to the
,3 Stgre formerly occupied by 11. Hands,
wlrcrg flliljy "lip luuntl a good assortment of Gro-
ceries,Crockery——Q1ir1a. Glass and Earthern
Ware. u splended assortment, t the Iowa 1 cash
p,i,.,,,;_ , t’ 'i' " ll I1 l«r..1giL'te....
N-‘IL Those who are indebted to the sub-
scrther. are requestetl to call and settle.
Norwalk. April 4tlt. IS43. A 14
nROCKERY—China, Glass and Earth-
‘ll
enware of all kinds, cheap as the cheapest,
Dtsnttow's.
ABBIAGI-I Springs-—Eliptic Springs
assorted siz is. warranted. for sale by '
W C S'rn1:1:'r.
gr a hearing on said petltlon. at the ;robate
flice in said Norwalk; and snitl petitioner‘
was directed to give notice thereof, by publi-h-
ing this order in a r1,ev’spaper printed in Nor-
walk. three weekis sticcessitvelv, at least'six
weeks before said day of assignment.
Am-st— R A. W1r.r.ui1tt= Clerk. 15
I-21? and Clienip“ lfggjpljggxgyjonsj;
Alison's Htstozyof’ Itliirbpfaifrttttt 17b to
I815. now publislit-d in Nola. No. 1 to ‘No
6 no ready. -
Pictorial History of the United States. In
John Frost, to be t.'0ll1plelf:_Lllll .\'tt's. No.1
‘miZi"ml" G 1 I 1.
__c_cIurt-B on ea 11 , , 1.-gr es ¢-|
1-‘.1>..s. » gy 3 l liy’
D‘Aubigne's listnry of the Refonnaiii.l1iii
German and Switgi.-rland, in ‘the 16th Cen-_
l§{[y._lit_sl l'ecieved'a"t1tl' for sale by " '
’ ' Join: A. Wrzttu.
V AITQIIBS and Jewelry.--\\’o
'il1iuk we have as good a stock and
cheap as can be found in the place.
lllarclt 25. L_r:vt Cums.
lIUSIIl_i§.- Fine Cloth. Hair. Shaving
and 'l'IIt.t'lIl“BPll9l18S. trhr-apat Cr.,uut's
L0C!K§e:" Wl’Pll Clticks iii l,,§s'——-warraiit
‘i-d. aiiil"Brass do for lesii lltan . at
' ' is_nno'\v?s.
QTICE.-'l‘he Stockholders in the Sim-
paug Tiirnpike C'crr:1p'a‘nv"zire"lterelty
notified that the Annual blectirtg of said com-
WNIV fttfllte Election of ,Ofl"1cers, and to trans-
‘l.°-l .S."."l.' .°'l'°,T btgslt-cps as may be found
l!€‘3*?5§,Q.T)'- ‘Elli ll? at Steplrensonls Hotel.
in orwalk, on the first V\VetIrtcs'tli1y'ii1 April
next. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Josr-:Prr W. Hppgrzpp, Clerk.
Norwalk. March 20. ' 3.12
HARDWARE.
Cutlery, Guns, Hollow Ware, Me:
clranics’ Tools, Farmers’ Utensils
£_1'91I, Sieel, Palrgys, ogrs, ‘(ST-l:"iss",
WHOLESALE ‘Gr. I_tE'1‘Al[._,
Qpposite Hoyt’: Lgtnding, Nortr1'taI,l_:,
_ tlie»-trtanufacturers 11 large ‘assortment or
féireigu and domestic Har AA't1f8. Cutlc'r'y.'ds:c
which will he sold either wholesale‘ 9," 'l7gi,1r1'il\. at
_i e lowest Nero York prices. tVlerr-harits. _B_oi|d.
'e'rs and other purchasers, are invited to exam-
i‘r_te the goods and pr,i.:e§ befolre purchasing else-
where. tnorig the assorlir1er1t'i1'1'_ai/"be found
20(0) do? Liarkls bro,z‘t,tl‘;=r1d"p,t1'r'_ir1'\t'-' nus
._,,. Gross'§'c'r'ew's ass?) iftl rbm 111.3 irrci
2315 tll{2’Lmks. '.i_s;‘s.fq.'il»'.1‘1_«:ri’g,11. ar1d‘A’r'1'1riricttn
100 doz English an Atneiica'f1"l..a_tc,l1‘e's"" "
200 doz Files halfrottrtd, flat and taper
I000 papers Turtles. Brad§'and Sparables.
30.0‘ do; ivory’, brick and bone bundled Knives
‘ " and Forks.‘ ‘’
109 do; Frame Pullies _
I000 lb_sfi_11ewroi1g!1t Nails 6d,8il and 10d
'§0 doz Slates and 20,000 slate Pencils
30 doz Horse Cards
200 papers Fish Hooks assort‘d
200 Kegs No. 1 Extra and pure \Vliite Lead
300 boxes French and American Glass
Fine and low priced double k single barrell guns
American,Uprigl1t, Plain, Morticeand Escutch-
eon Lrit'ks, with Argentirtia. cut and pressed.
Class". Mineral. mineral slated, silver plated
and brass Knobs. _E_snutc_‘ie,o,r1 Latches. do do.
great vgyriet of fine and lpw"p'ridet_1 pdcltet
Cutlery _;' '_ o.??lo"f,tIo. }.,'cis_s,ors brid Shéarsl,
Eliplic Carriage Springs. Pat. Sc'ale Beams,
Ffa’t, round, and hal roullflo .l."f.’."." ‘am, ml“
Saw Files; wood. rifgle. and shite ,§15§ps.
Glass and wood Krtdhgi, screw do. be caps. do
Keys, Table Casters", do. Butts. Shovel and
Tonigst lopg, short and swing frying ‘Erna,
Brass Ké’1‘Iles."" Pots. Kettles, Bake ans;
Spiders, Skillets, High Pa s, Steafi1'c'rs, ~'_to_ve'
KettIes,'I‘ea do.and ,i_"re' ogs. "3 ' J '
. Mill. 5 c,1,1p,.har_)gl, git _n_e , l1g1ck.whip and
kev ,l_'1o,l,e Saws; A'i't2ers, dp. iits. Carpenters’
PIhn'e's, P7r‘:'miur_r'1 '~.lpt_’r.-¢,'Gtass antl Cradle
Cast Steel,-'_s,ii:el plated. and iron shovels and
Spades.
Coil. Ox. Trace. Halter and Jack Chains.
Acomplete assortment of Points and Oils.
Coach antl Cabinet Glue '
English square. round. and flat Iron; Swecdt-
square and flaldo.; American round, oval. fit-
and square. do.; hoop and band do.; cast, Eng
blister.German, spring and American Steel.
W. §1'nLlr,
W C Stun!-1.
Enlgoire of J. Call’ Jr.
_ ngrlwlllt, April 4. 1842. ‘ 14
TIIE subscriber is rlow receiylpg dlrect from .
LASTEII At Five iy_(;]_'
of a superior quality, eitlief "g"r_it‘i1r1 ‘oi "in
the srone. may be had at the tnill of the'§ul'1'-'
scril3_i!'t’ rl l;I't'e ~‘lile River. 'The prices "6;
which it is olli:re‘t, '.tll‘l'rl1_;1'ge as low as tli‘
lowest. After the sells pof grinding commen-
ces. it will be kc1_l on hand ready ground. to
lllflll any dcntélngl. CuArrr.t:s Bonus. 10
1st.....-.11.. (rim Mile River.) March 6,1843,’
ANNOT be Bent.—The price at
'.....I tthichl am selling Clocks about these
drggins cannot be beat’. Call and see if I
-li.-1’1’-1 furnish you with a banosome 30 hour
r-luck comulctcly finished and warranted for"
Also fine oak frame brass Cloclis,"4
beautiful article for—-almost any price.
Ltzvi Cntrur.
Insurance.
Howard Insurance Company, New Yo,t:l§_.
CAPITAL, $300,000. " '
THE Subscriber continues the Agency of
this Company, in this place. and will effect.
insurance in behalf of said company against
losses by fire. on buildings or other property,on
terms as favorable as arty other sitnilar institu-
tion. Every man may have the opportunity
l'or a trifling sum. of protecting himself against
the ravages ofthat destructive element, which
often. in a single liouer sweeps away the earn-
ings of many years. GEORGI ST. JOHN.
Nprwalk Jattuary 151. 1843.
Proteetlola Irgsurgsncg; go:
'- x - .4 Jihad 4:. =3 ' 1.5)}
1l_.tl,I?|_.'I‘,Ij‘.,QRD.
l M .. STREET A cn,o erst
' , ‘,llill1',rlrl'll,r,1, 'sps. Stores.‘ Milgllfagplridl,
Burns and llte contcrits ,c;1';l;', mg héf with
every sirurlar species ofpggp-griy. ’
x_1gu_r'n;rt {loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
those of any other similar Institution. and every
mart hns now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
to protect himselfagainst this destructive ele-
rpcnt. whit-h often in a single hour, sweeps tr-
wav the earnings ofmnny years.
Norwalk, January 1st. 1843.
AUC'I‘l0N.—WilI be sold at pub-
lic auction on Saturday. 22d ofinst
April at 2 o'clock 1\rl';' ‘rm’ ‘fife
' prcmises.(if not pm ously disposed
of) the homestead occopictl by the subscriber.
and situated about 11 quarterofa mile North of
the Bridge on the Danbury road. Also one
piece of meadow and pasture land on Sticky
lain, so called. adjoining James Valentine,
outaining about ten acres. and one piece con-
taining about four acres,siiuated on the same
street. Also one'tract on the New Canaan road,
opposite Smith Scofield and Edwin Ells’, con-
taining about thirty three acres. suitable for
meadow. plough and pasture, with some wood.
Any person wishingto purcl1;;_se','-w‘i'Il call on
the subscriber, or on Josepfi"W. Hdbb'ell'. for
information. ltlti-rittnltis I;1unnm.r..
Norwalk, April 3d 1843. “ ‘ “ 5- 1--:
N pi1rsuance"f1f‘tfi1‘ord_'er of the Hon. Court
of Probate _l'o'r“t'he' District of Norwallt,
dated 0rtlh’25.'1843, plfblic notice is hereby
given 'l’,a"wf'\'vi.l‘l\1',b‘éet ill"l'Iie dwelling hause
of" psrltli i_cl:t1,l,.",i,r)*1j,t:r;1r' Cd'na‘a'n','o11the 27th
.1. pr A or next. and "ate eraaay of Sep.
iernber next. at _9 o.'clock.".4'. L .of said days,
to receive and examine 't‘l1e’\clriitns of tlte cred-
ito'rs'ol the estate of
Tlromas S. Husled, .
of said New Canaan, assigned to Watts Com.
1‘ d. A‘:
stock. of saidlklefé ,Cai1aia'n.~
osrir‘, ‘._Srr'.r'.11t°1'1i‘lv.
3'51'.l Htitvruno.
New Lanaao. March 28. 1843.
2 Commissioners.
3114
For Sale or to Rent:
7 _ THAT well known Homestead
am _ situated in Westport (late the pro-
perty of Charles Wright) consisting
of about ten acres of first uality of
land with a good and convenient welling
House, large Barn. and a good Workshop wlth
several apartments. There is also a - g ’
Garden and a great variety of Fruit and 11 never
failing well of water near the door’. Said pro-
perty will be ,:-_ol~;I-on reasonable terms. and if
not dispo;ietI"oF‘lriei‘or'e’-this ‘first day of April
next , itzwillwhen lie rented forltlte year ensuing.
For furore? particiilars inquire bf t-he subscriber
at the Norwalti-Mills. Jos1~:rn’W. Ho1tru:1.r..
tlgrgrgllsl, gr» ;4. £18-13. . -..
Norivalk,='l\,1atclt 17, 1843.’ =‘ ‘
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