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From the Journal of Cominerce. June 13.
Rt-zci-:p't'ioN 0}‘ THE PR1-JSIDE-.\"l‘---In ttc- dgt . t,‘ h } t] -t t t - ‘m _ 9 C];(-;”;_
. crirtlzince witli the Progratiiiiio ot'arran{1ements idnliuinio “Or qrlfil 'ap]«]‘aZzlr ti“ H"-lep an DR. S. 0. RIC}IARDSON’S “"‘in S p up ~ ‘ .
‘vedncsdays June 219 1843- for the reception of the President, a national no ms-loumey lo my mg an ' His hand" coN(;].‘1\"]‘RATED stage No';-“.' "'91- l =
_.,,tme was fired" {mm me Bmtery at sunrise kercbiefis ‘pinned in.’ Under date of the 7th sherry ‘Vine Bfluws ‘ ’ alkygio "
I U - _ h.
. . -- ‘ —‘ \‘
inst. we find the following circular, from Mr.
Graham‘, t’os:ma’si'er in New York. to several
Posniasiers on the route prescribed fortlie Pres-
They are the unrivalled and cfiir-ocioos com .
rtminil of a regular Physician and graduate of
the l\‘ew Hampshire Mcdicttl College, who has
tiiade the study of iiierlicitie his profcs.-ioii, and
they are highly recoitimeiitlcil by many ofthe
most celebrated Pity sieiaiis in the countiy. as
«leciiledty the
Best Medicine ever offered to the Public.
For Dfitspcpsict, .launc1r'cc,Lt'.t:erComplainls,
Ilumors, ‘c. and Derringcttzrtzls of the
Stomach and Boicels.
F.-om [lie Ettrnirtg Signal. N. Y.
Sni~:i-.itY W'i.\'I«: Bi'r'i'i-;r:s.—'l‘l'icse are a
rent: dv very highly and very justly techni-
mended liy pliysicians. as ofgreat rliicar-y in
giving strength to the weak and di~.bilitiiicd.-—
The tise of years has sat sfaciorily proved their
virtiies. Untincturcd by the sligtttcsi deletcri
ous niatlcr. they cotiiintinicate ilie liealing
ptiV\€‘l's ol the best nietlicinril rooisaorl plants,
They restore, and if not laid aside. preserve
the whole aiiitiial cconrmy in a state of liabt:ii—
al liealtlifulticss. They r:aiti‘iot he too lirvqtlelll
ly coiiiiiieitded in the public notice by just
cur-oiriiiinis front the press. V
From the ./Vows Letter, Ilcelcr, N. If.
BicnAnn.<o:s"s Bi’: Tl-21:5, iitlvertisetl in anoth-
er colunirt, are highly spoken of in this vicinity
by gentlemen wtio are lit)! in the habit of drink
lug hitters (any more than the good girl was of
going to meeting) for the pleasure of ii. We
have no taste for these things ourselves, lieiiig
quite bitter eiiougli :)ltPat.l_\’, without the aid of
rue. Wortnwwtl. or it-iris.-i_;i. Nevcrttiteless. if
afflicted with the [lfevalelll(li'5t‘&)S(’S€Hlllli(‘l'ill(:tl
iii the advertiseiiieiii, and obliged ‘o I}(‘CI)llll'
cither a ‘pi ll swallower‘ or a bitter hibbler, we
should be inclined to call at Gr-ant’s and in-
l ' i \\ ‘ - rt o ’ '
‘tlti:.i,e,,,,li:,,,,.ay '0 “(aim Om] Slrenbmi 0‘ Dr‘ N. B.——(‘. J. GRUMAN feels grateful for past favors. and solicits, as he will endeavor
D ,'Vcs,I(l,,1.ng/V]/. CL June 18.1840. to nierii. the tzontiiiued .'ippiobation of the public.
R. S. O. Rrcnniii)-oiv—Sir:-llaviiio been ""'—"—'- , - , - . -.. ,7‘
for the last two years very much debiliiatzrl and PHJV E5l"fi,“hh,I,a“i“,i' , , ‘l UTlfEl3_Y'—6 d"Z Raz':r~°’_ “I 8 5‘”l’e“°f
iiiucli out of health oilierwise. and had the. ad- I100!‘ at 1i“S'.— I lie Dub" I q.”al"-‘." '90 Ti’ Puck“ knives’ fine and
deal of loco foco synipathy, and the presses of vice of twenty or thirty of the best physicians s(.”'l."Tr w'"'m msl'Ecu"ll-V lmmln ' lmv l""“ed'-lusl lecelved and ll” sale,hY
that liar|_‘i""0r some of llieui at least-are en- ll! Cliarleslon. S- (-3-: NOW Y0fl<. Surattifla T his llmmls awhile public’ iiim he ‘V C bTREE1i'
. . - - .~ . -- S irints Boston and ti to be lotlte il'ce< has "l’”“°‘l 3 Slwe S'”'e' '" ‘he 1 ) __ ~ . ' -'
dcavoriug to turn it to considerable political I 5 ' ‘ ' m ” " r l “ ~ Hm end of ri~,,(,,,,,,5s 3,,-mttnfl “lefil SHC ,,t-the I BUCE- Oil 11”“ EMTOCI 0rsl"’"C3 lb!‘
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ iiiakiiig Beer. for sale. bv J‘ A VVI-it-‘.[_)____,
l was in Boston on the 11th of l'i~t Mart-li ’ll]tl
I ‘ o . ls. A I C . -
lhev ()Ui’lll.l.0 be ash-ariiedul their ' -' B 'ln I ~ I t ' t- l~ lee into all l'int'< of
4 ° ‘ called at your office and botiglit ti. bo‘ileot our "' tap: ‘V "T '” '” ‘‘_'‘ ° ‘ ’l -* ‘ . . V
,,),[,UC,,,$),. They have no more regard for " K ‘Y Shoes for Liiilics and cliiltlreii. Measures take ti 5 I’ Hi IN G D 1% Y G 0 0]) S.‘
Cheaper tltatii‘ ever-t
V Si.-crry \Vitie Bitters. After I returur-d home I V. _ _ .
John Tyler ilian we ltttve, and it‘ their cnttdnt-t bought, more. l cotiinieitced ;{ttlnlt'ig from the “ml “lmk ‘,l'""3 by ll” Pxl'Hw.nc.H_l \V"rl‘Tdll m
very first, and I have taken three bottles and ll,” "msl m°l""".“M." and Sm,'Sl"""".V l"'.'"""‘ EREMIAH T. BROOKS, woultf r°éspect'-
rim tiow well. My case was despaired of as “'3 i'e"l’l° ‘"9 "”’”'""l ”’ Cal ’”',‘l ''x,‘’'"”"’ ll" '* fully iriform his friends that he has purchas-,
ccrtaitily Ill('llI'Zll)lt:. but in three niotttlis I have 'l'"';'s°l“‘'~‘- ‘ A_ \.‘t _ \\ t1,cpx--) ml a small, but well selected assortment of
gained just fifty seven pounds, \\ hit,-h is snrpri- 1\"'“‘“lk* J””e 12' 1843‘ '3"”‘fjl Spring Dry Goods. which- he will sell at prices‘
sing. as l have eaten nothing but bread and 0 1.‘,-,;_,-1,51,,‘-._.;__.'t‘t-,,3s,,t,S,.,,t,,.,. c,,,,,t,,,,,,,~ less than ever before known. For further pa!-
in ,t,e ,,_,,,,,,t,,,.,,,,;,,g ,,t' [.‘t,,,,,,,.t‘ pt,,;,, iiciiltirs enquire at his old stand at South Nor-'
.Y95"”‘l*".'Y m0"nlnE. and the national flag was
displayed oti the City Hall, the Hotels. and the
various other public builtliiigs in every part of
the city. About noon the divis mi of ziriillr-t'_v_ ,
l dent in New Lnglaiid. Wl‘.-itfli is as follows :—
and several niiiformed lT‘.illl1lr_V coitipaitics,
"‘l'3”"‘-l '0 the Bitlltfry‘. mttl W616 mflfalltillfll (\Vc copy from the one addressed to the Post-
BOROUGH Litiirrs Au A1N.—-Out‘ attempt at topo-
graphical science last week, with respect to the
borough, appears not to have been as accurate as
we at the time supposed. As we were about to
write a correction, we fell in with the law itself, and
to make the matter right beyond a doubt, we con- ._nt|e.- ,\],,j_ Generat S,,,,r,,,.,t.
chided to set it tip entire, though at an hour when The joint Coiiiiiiiitec, and members of the
we should be ready for press. \Ve hope therender Cflnllllon C‘"‘“"ll l?“ ‘he ell)’ I“ ‘he 5""”"b"‘"
will be as successful in uiiderstiindiiig and tracing ‘[\)"'w_ H"""“- fall)" I" Ill‘? f“”""""‘t '° ml-""' Hf‘)
its boundaries as we were. wsllllilll mild Smlet ””‘l C"""H" “mm in “"5
An Act in addition to and in alteration of an act Iii}, lH1)5m.Ainmi‘l,,' .A“tle,nm11)” _[.-”tr:’.y,‘.r,,r._:,_:' nl
eittitlcd ‘An Act iticorporating the Borough of .' l W’ Ufm. ‘ in ‘,re“5”' l )9, NM.‘ i f'__'l I "I
No,.w,,,k_. in l)t'll:ill of ihc Commort (,ounr~il dl.(l (.1-ll.'fll\
Sec. 1. Be it enacted hv the Senate and House of "l‘N"“' Y"’l‘~ 3"” 3‘ ‘he """‘-'l"5l"" "F 'l"'
Representatives in General Asseinbly convened, Pf“-‘ld"“"~“ "‘l’l.\'- ‘he ‘7"'”l"”'Y "‘“l’“'l“"l «"’r
The limits ofsaid burotiglt shall be, and they hcrel:_v this city. The boat was il||t'l'ii|H‘i'dlf'.l\,' tlot:oro-
are reduced and contracted, and the bounrltiry line 't'(l and pr \‘l(lHl with a band of iiivisic. On its
_thei'eofsli:il_l horczifter be as follows, viz: cotnnicnc- .-ttrivnt in the bay, not-r p;t,..i_vt2 Staten I.-Ittntl
mg “til ll°”"m.]. ihe “lest hide "J the ’”’”l‘ (“"1 salutes in honor of ‘the Prcsiilciil. ‘-fit-te h'i't:il
south highway, si.\iuds norllicrly of the iiortliwestly ,-mm me Va rimls ,nm,,,,_\, S,,,,,m,s in me ,,,,,,,,0rV
in the midst of which the boat landed at Castle
offour corners, said coriierbeiiig opposite and north-
,. .1’: . . ' .,' i ,,_ ,__ ‘
uly Of the Elmcolml Acddemy m Mid 1\mWd“i Uarileii. where the Pl"f‘.~‘ltlt’lll was presetttcil to P"5'm”5ler5- “ll” ‘"3 '0 i‘"”’"{1e m'c‘”"'l'"gl)'"
ll!" Ctlv Attlitoritit-s. and \\'clCtttIir'tl by an The President it scents thus dc-signs to travel
thence rutiiiing westerly parallel with and at a_ dis-
tance of six rods iiortlierly front the line of lhe'j)tib- I I ._ _ _ \ _
"‘ ‘ “'"‘° l'’‘”” 'l“’ M".‘)"“': l’-’ “'l'“’h “"31 "'“‘l“"' ,after the ftisliion of the great Autucrat ofzill the
Russians, from post to post, and woe be to the
lie higliway leading from said four corners to the
Danbury l'0i1(l—-Sflltl line after pa:-"sing the house of. replied.
ollicer whose refreslimeiits and relays are not
prepared.
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l§.;§t\\\f-I)" '-
Q~ ii“ \"' _ 7
tnastcr at Provitleiice)-—
‘.\'ly' Dear Sir—I /tat-e ant’/ten./ic arlcices
from ll’(t-s/iington.-—'l‘he. Prt-sitlnnt leavi-5
l.iHlH)l'l'0\\'-—\\'lll reach here on blond iv. and
will visit \’0tJl't'll}',lt1l(lnf[ the Sroni-ogrinn
boat on 't7e-dtiestltiy evc.'iitiL'. He will visit
Fltirlfoi'-l and New Haven after the celebrit-
tion at Boston. and go to Albany via the
Hcn-ti'nnic Rtilrtiatl. You iiitiy depend on
this itifnroiation and arrange acco'rcli7ig.’g/.
This will be quite a relief to many anxious
iriquirers in regard to the President's progress,
._,., _ .
is E at p o it? i in to El"
of
Not-‘Wat
The Proprietor of this If-‘tiisiiioiitabte Resort invites the attention
the preparations being couitiiiticd to the several
the Public to his Large and Valuable Stock of
Carpets, E%t°o.adc.toths, Cassiimeires,
fies Eiaincs, Rich Silks‘,
amiel the lairgcst and best asso'1'ttnei1t or _ _
anus‘ d TECEAES
4
and S'E‘&?E..E DRY GQGDS
Ever Ofleretl in Norwallt. “'lllt'lI \\ ill be sold at VVholesule or Retail at prices to suit the times-
E; H- Street. 10 vary. if UL‘ 5‘-s‘S=H’)'. >70 115 l0 =‘-Wllu The President's address was followed liv loud
said Danbiiry road at the soiitliwost corner of the ,,_.t,ee,»5_ '
doorytird of James Fitiiicy; thence across said A, H”, Muse ofqhi‘, (_m,mn”n , mp PrP,MPn,
Daubury road to a point on the sotitliczisterly side ‘, , I . d ' , ' . .3‘ ‘ . ._ °
thereof, six rods froiti the corner at the northeast '_m(‘T.”ml)"nm 3 ( el’””“'”" or T9 ””.l''"'y '”
cortier of the door yard late of Hezekiah Rogers, ""'e“' l~l’_° '""’l”“”' 'l’_" B“""’.Yi “ml _al“‘”V‘”‘l°
deceased; thence southwesterly, parallel with the f“"‘l‘3 3 ‘-"”"” ‘lime “"Y- “C‘5""tl“"”€’4l bl’ 9”
ttortlicrly line of the higliway leading from said ‘mlHPH-‘f‘- p|'0t't.‘Ssi0ti. wliit.:li tertiiinmcd at the
Daiibtiry road across the fording place and to the City Hall.
old tnill, and six rods distant iiortliwesterly front (Va learn that no intoxicating liquors of any
said line of said liigliwny to at point on the south him] were ,‘Umi,t,e,.t bv ,1”. Cm. ,,,,,,,;0,., y,.s,,_.,
litre ofthe garden ofthc widow Isaac Beldeii; thence ,t., , -md t}, t ,‘ . '. .. I ' d l. ‘' tO't .
east by the line ofsaid garden on the south line of If I ‘I i _ V W ne “ er" "‘m,m .l'r U‘ N " mfm
the door yard of said Beldeu to the Connecticut; ' "3 lo‘)! “hmh bmugm “WI reslllem U’ me cny‘
turnpike, then east across said turnpike to the south ”“
line of the higliway leading cast frotit said turnpike
and following the south line of said liigliway, to the
north east cortier of tlte ox pound, so called, oppo-
site the house of V‘/illitiin K. James; thence on a
straightliiie eastei'l_v acros the liarbor to the .=outlitves-
tcrly corner of Gen \V.Betts’ gtii'dcn,:1t the intersec-
tion of the highway riinning cast from the tltiwll
town road by said garden : thence alutig the north
line of said highway to a point six rods cast froin
said corner; thence northerly parallel with the north
and south liigliwzty, at a distance of' six rods frotii
the easterly side ofsaid highway to a point of the
south line of the Connecticut turnpike, six rods
distance from the northwest corner of the dooryard
of the residence of the late llezckiitb J:trvis, cle-
deceascd; thence west on said sotitlt line of said
turnpike to said corner of said door yard ; thence
in u straiglit line to the place of beginning; and thin.
the inliabitaitts living within said liiitits shall be and
continue the body politic or corporate created by
the name of the Warden, Burgesses and Frceiiien
A mart may be liouest and be a Whig; :1 man
must. be honest in order to be a. genuine democrat
—that is as certain as it is that two and two and
two make four.
Brother Trench of the Aurora said that, and
it is our opinion, diliitlcutly expressed, that his
ariilinietic is good. It must take at least three
times two to make four, in estimating loco foeo
PUsr~:ris.u IN 'riii~: AMI-ZRlCA.‘~' Ciiuttcii.—’lioiiesiy.
'l‘he Correspondent ofllie New York Coitiiiter-
trial. giving an account of the late Epseopal
Cuiiveiitiou at Baltimore. respecting the charge
by the Right Rev. Bishop Wltiiiiriglizitn. re-
lllU(ll in it to
The autliuritics of the cities of l’hiladel,.liia'
Albziiiy attd New Haven, did not deem it expe-
dient to adopt any measures for the reception
of our "traveling" acting Chief Magistrate in
This has stirred up a
maik;—-'iliat wlitlst there was their ,e5,_.€C,i,.e c,,,,_,5_
make the heart of every Christiaii l't‘_jHlC6, the
geiieral scope and tendency of his ‘Charge
gave great gricfto very many members of the
Convention, and a very large portion of his ticnouiit.
lay auditory. It is true he repelled, “fill cuti-
sidernble w..rnitli. and with all his emphatic
power ofexpressiozi. the arbitrary iuipuialioii of
‘Puseyisiii’ upon the doctrines he has felt it for
was prompted by the. honest feelings ofthe heart,
they would be as slow to place his accideiicy
would lead
some years, and now feels it his dirty to pro~ in fix so awkward, as that which
He urged his xiews, him to coufouiid l.\\U things, in his case so wide-
ofthe Borough ot'Nurv.'alk, with all the powers and tttnlgttte ant] tmtintttitt,
ii-ivilevres coiiferred b the ‘tot to which thi' i‘ in . . . - . . . ‘F, -' - t‘ , t.» - ’ '.
.1dd-,- °, and ma, ,hey,,,u‘b-,_ ,_ ,.,. ,7 '° ,°’ ,1 also, most unquestionably. in the most guarded ly ditlercut, viz. respect for the otiice, atid "."”‘. Ib.”” um "we lie. awe‘ Xm” med‘ , _
‘l Hm ’ 1‘ l‘m“’ “ma ‘m‘ t‘ c C1110 15 S€lllU.‘.’. “"‘~‘ll Um] ‘l‘”“.él '“U‘~'l' i'-“’0d- Cloths. Sal met 5. l“atiticl with Cotton warp Walli-
for stir-t:tit:g_, &t-. carding and spinttiiig. carding N. B. [would also respectfully inform my
.>"' t:'l"' . .
rcsptci .ur lit lllt itidiial Very resPe(,,,”,,yVy”Ur5.
C. Cti.=t.\iet;RLiiv.
From /he Barnslablc [’a£rio£.
‘lit-:At/1'11 .-\;'\'D S'i'iti~:.\c'rit.'—'l‘u rcgairi or
frir.-nds and the public in general that Istill con-
tinue to carry on Tailoring Btrsiness in all its
branches. All orders punclually attended to,
and respectfully solicited.
17.‘
and cautious language. But still the general
scope and tender cy, on the whole were such.
tliit had Dr. Pusey been present, or any of the
Oxford Tracturiaiis, I am afraid the ‘Charge’
property lying without said lines herein cstablislictl.
shall no longer belong to or be included in said M, __ ,_ , V ,
Borough. l’t'ovided, that the iiiltzibitznits and prup- ‘ "m ‘ (""0 0" l "’
crty heretofore included in said borough and here-
rolls and cloili drcsstiig.
tiiosi rnoileraio it-rots. J. A. C.-tnGiLI..
Iieiltliiig (Uoipawiitig) June 1. I843. *6t23
N. B. All orders It-ft wiili Peiitioyer <3: Mer-
\Ve hav'iil ittticli faith in a iiian’s lentpcrancc
who 5pt:l1l.la‘ tweiit_, five cents a day for cigars.
New Land. Ad2:ocu:v.
Nit! ll-
by excluded tlietcfroiii, be and shall rctit-_iiii liable to
tl "r and it. iri 't' f t ‘E z.' ‘ - - ~
1"‘-Y lel :1 ‘pm 1°" 0 ‘H l°t'="l °l'”"° would have betn cotisidercd highlylavoiablcto
against said borough existitig at the time of the pas-
sage of this act; and said inlittbitauts and said prop-
erty shall be liable to be taxed therefor by It vote tt
of said borough, and said inhabitants may attend and
vote in any meetings called for the purpose of'lev_v-
iiig any ‘such tax,—aud the owners ofsucli pi‘0pCt'iy c
and said itiliabitaiits may do any other acts arid take
pzirtin any other proceediiigs done or h:td for the ex-
their
would have startled those fathers uftlie Anteri-
Bishop Griswold.
tenets. Most certainly it would arouse
ie opposition of Archbisliop Whats-ly. and
CliLtrch—Bisliop \\"liite and
The consequence was that
art Episcopal
Nor have we. The ctiiielusioti forccd ilsell
upon our mind some time since, that a three
center after L.ll.iltt:t‘, and another afterstippcr, is
quite sutiicieiit for it tnoderate lIJZlll.&; that iii the
eu_jo_vtiient of these no legislative or uilier action
should iiitetfere.
“A statue of Henry Clay, in stig:trczitidy,1tas
preserve these is the great dcsideratuni.
log that we know of will do it riiure ellcctually
than Dr. Riclitirdst-ii‘.-a Sherry \'Viue Bittcis.—
Try tlieiti.-——’l‘lie strictest teitipeiatit-e titan need
not be afraid of the alcohol in them; there is
no titore of it than is absolutely‘ ttectrsseiry
to preserve the spirit of the roots and herbs of
which they are coiiipoutitled.
The following certificate of coniniendatiori from
. E-
rils Norwulk. will be executed without delay
and returned bytlie \Vagoiicr from Bedding,
Mr. Dll(l’lllfili.
0lU§E of Re-ft'eshmeaitt.—’l‘lte well
kiiown Teiiitieraiice Rt-treat of]. T. Irftml.
has been reiimvcd to the baseiiieiii of the shoe
store of llenry Scllcck, near il.e spring, whore
trttttsiettt persons, wagoiir-rs, and the [)lthll('
South Notwalk April '22. I543.
CROQSLKERY
Glass Ware!-
H E subscriber has been induced during tire‘
past week. by an airaiiginetit made with‘
an linporiirig House in New York, to engage’
the charge was by no means favorably received
by the in:iJ'orit)-' ofihe Convention. The usual ‘he Re“ 151*“? S3‘V')""’~ "l. ‘he B“l"l5[ D‘-"
titiguishiuettt of sticli claiius, iii the some lll‘.lllll8l' its
nomination. will be read with interest. M r.
they iuight have done, iftliis act had not been passed.
Sec. 2. All taxes heretofore levied and collected
9.9 ‘-""’”Va ‘‘''ll be sewed """h " '""'“l‘ M mm in the Glass \-Vere and Crockery Business. in.
been nia .e by it l’iiilud-.-Ipliia coiifcctioucr. Ail
“” "l ‘he °l’°”"5' ""'”"e‘ l” "m‘xC"l""”'"l’l‘i coniieetion with his Jewelry. In conscqnenco"'
The party are expected to suck it.
Cttltl, rCl'l't‘.‘.~lllll,|_,'
by said borough are hereby validated, and no suit
for the recovery tliercof uguiiist said borough or
against any oflicer on account of any proeeediiigs
in the collection of the sziiiie shall liereaftcr be ll
brought or maintained. a
Approved June (5. 18-13.
Bro. Holly. your devil deserves a little ofthe d
oil ufbircli for omitting to credit the list ofjustices d
for sundry towns in this couu’y. copied from d
our columns last week. We doubt not but that
you will administer the commodity in question
without delay, for it is not presuiirible that a
geiizletzfyour nice sense of propric'y, could
look with the least allowance tipon such an act
of flagrant injtisiice. VVe are the more partic
ular on this very uccaunt, that your reputation
.\
is at stake.
At the annual ll'leelil]_'_"_ ofiiie Stockholders of b
the Fuiilield County Batik, lioldcn on the 13Lli van.
Dr. Croswell. through ilie N. England Puritan,
inst the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the year ensuing—Claik Bisse|l_ a
Berij. Isaacs. Bnckitighani Lockwood, A. E.
Beard, J. \V. Hiibbell. \Vtri. S. L')Cli‘-\'OULla
\Vm. J. Street.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board Clark 0
ted as a matter ofcunrse ——but when a member
Church. so much opposition was tnztiiifested that
it was deeiiied expedient by the uiovcr to with
recently been intimated in various qiiarters that
Department, and David Hensliaw of Massachu-
setts be appointed to succeed him in the Navy
Depaziiiietii.
has lately embraced Episcopacy, and been re-
IIIl.tilSl['£]liOl] oftlie ordinance of baptism is based.
A note front Dr. Croswell appeared in the last
Observer, stating that no note of the character
rcsoluiiori for ordering it to be printed was ail ~p-
roposed a vote ofthaiiks to the Bisliop for his
ble an-J sotuzcl exposiiioii of the doctrine of the
raw ii. The Rev. Dr. Heiisbaw, especi-illy,
eelaretl with great force, that ifit was not with-
ratvn. it would certainly be voted down.’
The Boston Mcrcaiitile Journal says, it has
Ir. Upsliur will soon be transferred to the State
A suit of of Bridgeport.
aptised by the Rev. Dr. Crostveli ofNew Ha-
Upon this Dr. Hewit addressed a note to
sktng the ground upon which this second ad.
I Dr. Hewit’s has ever been rccezved by him.
Acw ./-Ittt:en Rcgisler.
Funn , that would be too but not half so
7 I
absurd as to sce a loco foco who tliscttiits much
upon his party integrity. snct-.ing John Tyler!
The following certificate from A. N. Starkey,
Esq. will be read with much interest. His
talents as 3. lawyer arc \\cll known to this
State, am! his opinions thus generously ex-
pressed, tiili be duly appreciated.
Dr. S. O Ricliart'lson——-Dear Sir: Being
in the early part of this spring extremely
bilious—-as 1 Hill liable to be at. this season
ul the year-aiid having tried almost. every
other species of medicine l't1C0llliliL'D(It‘d lot’
this coiitpltiint, without receiving any benefit
I was induced by my lrieiids to try your
valuable Health Bitters. After taking two
bottles, Iso fut‘ gained my usual health, that
in two weeks’ time I gained 10 Its.
Now, my dear sir, allow llieltlllliougfl an
(.'nl.ll'r: straiigcr to you, to recoinincnd your
truly valuable Mediciiie to the public with
this ntotto--—'I‘ry and St e.
Yours t;uly, &c. A. N. STARKEY.
Essex, June 14, l843
New York Cattte lYlziu'ket—Jutré 19.
At Market 750 beef Cattle, 50 Cows and
Sawyer‘s high sian.!ing as a, moral and reli
gious teticlier.and his proniiiietice as an advo .
cateofterriperatice give a peculiar iiiiporiaiice
to his opitiiuns thus generously extiressetl.
(COPY)
Iliereby certify, that for several years past
I have frequently had occasion to use Dr. S.
O. Ricliardsoii's Bitters, built in their dry and
liquid state, and tiotwitltstaiitliiig the ellorts that
have been employed of late to bring them itiio
tlisrcputc,l coiiscietitiously regard them as an
excellent ll‘:G(ll(.‘lDC for the diseases for which
tlieyare assigned, (Signed) L. S.-\\\'Yl-ZR.
Salisbury, March 9, 1843.
For sale at the Doctor's office, 15 Hanover
street, Boston, and by agents in every towti
throngliotit the New Englaiid States.
For sale wholesale and ietail,by \V E Bissell.
Norwalk: Wm B D_vcr Bl'i(l:J_(?])Dl'l; J L S
Bradley, \Vcstport',""Jeiiriiiigs & iViclt(t's. South-
port, C B \Vakle_v. Faittieltl, IJ Booth. Sirat
ford. D L Baldwin, Milford, and Holly &
\Vhite. Siam ford.
75 cts. per bottle. paper 50 cis.
NOTICE.—'l‘he subscriber woultl give
iiotice to those indebtetl to the firm of
Abbott cf Frost,
iliat the books will remain in his possession but
a few (lays. All that would save expense, are
earnestly requested to call and pay their accounts
without loss of time as the circutiistauces are
such that iiidulgerice is out oftlie question. and
style, and at mod ~rate rates.
litatriing spruce beer, and pop, and all those-
little ct cetras consi.-tatit with \VaslititgIoniait
ism. Notwvalk. May,]S13. _ 21
F 0 ":u‘lB!.cl‘S.—For sale by the suhscri
her. the Patent Churn and Butter VVorkcr,
well wortliy the attetrion ofFarniers and others.
for sale at the inaniil'iicturer’s prices. Now is
your timeto get 0 first rate c/turn.
CHARLES ISA.-\CS.
Norwallt. June 9, l8l3. 2-l
Ku”.}lNI}S'E‘0NES.—J'tist received a qiian
tity of Ohio Grind.~toiies,ti superior article
for grinding tools. for sale bv H UlilH~2LL JR’. Co.
T0'l‘ICE.—Tl‘ie subscriber would hereby
iriforitiliis friends and the public generally
that he continues the business of dying and
finishing ofsilk, cotton and worsted goods. of
every description. at the old statid, formerly
occupied by D St-lleck. Silk, worsted, and
other dresses: cloaks, shawls, la'ly’s hats, rib-
bons. gloves, liatidkercltiefs. ovettruals, patria-
lo.-ins. carpet yarn, and in short articles of every
descripiioii, which may need d_\'iu_<_v, will be
reccivetl and dyed to almost any shade or p.-it
tern wished for. and finished in the iieatcst
mariiier. and on the most reasonable tertiis —
will also he continued as liereioforc. Thatilsful
for past favors, he solicits a continuance oftlie
The wool carding and cloili dressitig operations-
of‘ this he has procured an excellent assort-
ment ofsuch articles as it is thought will meet‘
the wants ofthe C'H]‘lnlllll|y to a nicely, which
will be sold for such prices, and at such profits
as will satisfy the purcliascr, and at the satiie’
titne assist in sati.-f_ving the cravings of the inner‘
man. Those about to purchase any aiticlein the‘
above line. or dealers in them, are respectfully
invited to look in and satisfy themselves.
LEVI CLARK.
W/atciies, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
f-Iltl subscribers have opened a shop in’
\Vcslp0'l, where they iiiieud keeping an
assortment of goods in their line and hope lb’
receive a liberal patronage.
\lVatcE1cs and Clocks repaired, and»-
all kinds of johbitig done at short notice‘.
Coflin Plates always on hand’. V _
Tile. public are assured that the most careful’
attention will be paid’to watch a'ti‘d'Clock re-
pait-mg.
Goad handsome striking-clocks will be sold‘
fiir $2-and warratited} V _
Polished franie B-rass Clocks for $4 or less‘.-
I F. BRADY, «S1. C0.
Vvesiport, tttfnv I4. 1343.
"‘ CY'.l.‘llES.—--‘l‘he celebrated \Vinsted"
mowing and cradle scytlies, Cast Steel and‘
Gamma Sttcl. for sale at retail to Fa‘.-ni'er’s‘art'd'
others, and all warranted to be ofthe first quali-'
iy. Merchants supplied as usual by the dozen‘
Calves, and (550 Sheep, and Lambs.
Bi-_i~:x-‘—$4. to $6 50. Very dull.
Cows AN!) CAi.vi-:s—Suld at from $18 a $25.
and 30.
Slit-:t:P—-Slieep at $1 75 a $3 75.
MAt{R1AGES.
saute.
All orders in the above line left at ilie shoe
CUARLFS GURIHM. store of \Valton dz Hatiford, near the Bridge, or
Reading TOW” Hnnse ‘Una ,2] 1843. ' 3 25 at George Mattlier’s in D:-irien, or at the
[|f(‘.tl|i..~‘t‘S ofilie snbsci-ihcr, \\l 1 be tlitiiikfully
0'l‘ICE.—~l{aii away from the subscriber received and puiictually attended to,
on the 11th of June , 18-13, William H. Isaac Sr:Lr.r:r:i<.
Sparrow. an indented apprentice to the Hailing 3n.22
business. All persons are hereby forbid harbor
ing or trusting said boy under penalty of the
law. Juim Boitui-2N.
Ridgefield. June 17, 1843 3t‘l25
UNS! Gllns!!—Fine and low priced
double and single barrell Guns. Fine and
low priced pocket Pistols, copper and transpa-
rent Powder Flasks, ribbed and split and plain
Percussion Caps.just received attd for sale by
W C‘ Srtti-;n'r.
at mantifaciiir_er’s prices, by Cass-. ISAAC8.-‘
Norwallt, June 10. 1843.
CYTIHES, Shovels, Hoes, &c.—-
Cast and German Steel Scytltes,
Handled and eyed Hoes assoriedi: _
Eng and American Shovels and" Spades,
Garden dc Hay rakes, Scythe Snaths.
Rifles ézc. for sale at low prices by
The dozen. by VV C S'rtu:r.'r.
T0 IIATTERS.
Copper Dye Kettle and a Planlc
Kr.-tile with Planks and fixtures, for sale‘
low. Inquire. of S (51, L Cutu-ts.
Norwalk. March 13:-. I843. lltt
N E W . ., . .. .,
. . .- ‘I 2‘.
’i‘tlLllRlNll.,llS’llilBLlSlllllIllNl‘.-
S \V. Raymond woul-cl respectfully inform‘
0 his friends and the public ,g‘e'n‘er‘al‘i‘y,-that’
he has openeil a shop a few doors‘ West" of‘tlte‘
Uoiel, Marshall St., South Norwalk,.wliere he"
will be happy to wait upon those in want of
fashionable garuietits. All work warranted:-oi
fit or new work given in exchange. 11- share"
of public patronage solicited.» discount 05.
_ 10 per cent made fbr cash from former prices.
prices. Pierpont 6?. l-lotcliltiss’ patent door locks Cutting will be attended toby G. W. Raymond.
and latches. with silver plated. iri.in.eral.,plated, ' sooth Norwalk. A‘pril 25. I843. 17‘
'- -u’. ~ ‘ t b‘, wl" ‘I ( __ '
iii;..'Z$'“.‘il“I.’I.’..‘fl.‘?Ef$’“.‘l.§’i.".ff.'..'3I’...:....i :.‘;‘.f.’; re-.= --it
- ' W C S,rm_;m,_ built Rocltaway.€-arriage—-with two seats,-
for sale low for cash or-country produceby
‘ W (‘I S'rnt:it:'t'.
NEVV Sprihg Goods.—Tt:e' sii{,isc_r'th’_e;t-='
liasjust recieved a large and’ d"esiv'abl"e‘
_VaSSt)fllr)("[)l of’ sca'sb’nal'3le Dry Goods, which
.will be ofI'ered as‘ low as can be purchased
elsewhere. Among the as'sort'n'ien't tiiav‘ be
found a great variety cf fine and low priced
foreign and domestic prints, new patterns:
bleached and brown sbirtings, fine’ a’n'd low
priced linens, Alpacha, Pauseunes. DeLaine‘s'..a
Bumbazine, Ginghams, Black and Cold- Si-lkai
[Linen Table and Standv €'ov'ers;-Ticlfiiigs. a
large assortment of Broad Cloih's:VCassimeres,
and Sattineiis,-Tiiscan Hats;Ptibb'ons. Flowers.
togr-th"er with a- gene'ra’l'a'ssortnient of Goods-
nstially found in a Dry Goods establishment.
.My friends and persons in want of cheap andl
good Dry Goods. are respectfully it-vited to
Blssellt E5‘l' “'35 "e‘elec“'d Presldenh and says "should Dr. Hewit see fit to adtlrcss me
as one gentleman is bound to address another,
he may reasonably expect a respectful ans'.ver.”
lftliese matters of puuciiliu are got along
with, we may perhaps expect a set to, between
these Rev. Doctors, which will undoubtedly
all accounts. without distinction must pass into
the haiids ofan attorney lor collection
Floyd Tucker, has been appointed Postmas-
ter at Redding Ridge in place of Edwin Starr-t
Jr., resigned.—Danbury Tivtcs.
In St. Paul’s Church. Norwolk. on the 20-h N‘"“’“ll‘- Mal’ 23- 1843-
iiist. by the Rev. Dr. Mead, Samuel Henry
Bailey and Georgiana Stevens, daughter of
James Stevens, Esq
In South Salem. N Y. on \Vednesday last,
by Aaron Fantzher, Esq. Gregory Fillow of
Cranberry Plain, Norwulk, to Elizabeth Greg-
ory. also oftliis town.
In Dttubury, on the lltli inst. Mr. Andrew
Hosted to Mrs. Betsey Talliiiadge.
In Ridgeficld, on the 13th inst. by the Rev.
M r. CUYl):'IOCli. Dea. Joel Foster of Redding,
to Miss Elizabeth Bitrritt ofthe former place.
DEATHS.
A bill was passed our legislature, privileging
,he Housatouic R. R. Co, to dispose of its sur-
plus stock, at lialfits nominal value,and receive
pus sess tnucli interest.
Latest advices from Hampton represent the
Governor as fast recovering from his unfortu-
\Vatcltcs, Jewelry, Spoons, &e.
HE stibscriber hasjnst returned from New
York. with a grind assortrr.ent of \Vatchcs.
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, whit.-li he is ready to
sell at fair priccs——Gold and Silver Lever
\Vatt.-hes. Lepine and plain do-—-some very fine.
gold Chains. Seals and Keys. gold and silver
Pencils. silver, brass, steel, and Geimansilver
Thimbles; all kinds of Finger Rings lroin 3d .
to 43. Breast Pitts of every variety; silver
Speclacles.steel and German do ; Pen knives,
_ . . St.'issors,Talile Cuilerv, Sniiffters. (Sic. die.
the dztteliereul. fortlic creditoistothe estate of N,,,,,,,,,,,.\ Mm, 3tt_1S43_ LEV, C,_u,K_
r , I . V
lateof \X’ilt-on,1ilfle(i:f‘zisL*t1:iJs, lj(i)1(:fl,li.fl)lI their claims Sacks F_l'”3 S"’l't‘”"l 50 Sacks H3)’ 53”’
for settleuient. Those \\ ho neglect in present 1”“ “icewed and r‘-" 53"’ "'l’f"’l’ by V
their accounts, properly attested. wiiliin said F‘ ST‘ Jom"
time. will he deliarred a recovery. All persons
idclticd to said estate, are requested to make
initncdiatepaymetiiio SAMUEL Coitrs'i'oci<,
\Viliott. June 12, I843. 3|2-J: Executor.
OROUGII N0lice.—'I‘lie litiiits of the
Borough of Norwalk having been con-
tracied by a late act oftlie General Assembly.
it will be necessity to close up the old accounts
as soon as possible:
Therefore, all persons that have any claims
oti the corporation are requested to hatid their
bills to the Treastircr, Witt. C. Street, previous
- to the 1st day of July uext,in other to make
QTANDING GRASS at Auction !— tint Zl tax to iiieei Il1€ll')._
X.» The subscriber will sell at Public Auction \VM- -7- STREET. \VaI’tl8D-
on Saturday the first day of July next, com- Norwall<.J~tine 13 I843. 24
niencing at one o’cloclt, altermon. up the prem~V HE Cm”, of p,.,,t,,,,e pm, me Disuic, 0,-
1585‘ me grass smndmg on lwemy hve acres“ Norwalk hatli limited and allowed six
mezlflduw |a."d’ l" lols °”mm,‘me.l° lhree acres months from the date hereof, for the creditors
ligérrilgoafiiiilmpeugildaifigbée oS,.as:,:”h°'" 'e°e”e' to the Estate of Ai3sALoVi\i_ DAY, late of Nor-
' ,1, B BUTLER walk, tleceaseil. to exhibit their-V Cl1l‘l'll1Srl‘I.)T
N0m_a,,V_' June 20. 1843. 2 25 settlement. I‘hose who neglect to preseitt t ieir
accounts properly attested within said iime.WIll
FFICI-4‘ To Let.-—A room over the lie debarred a recovery. All persons indebted
,-n payment its notes and post notes. The new
stock is to receive an annual dividend of 7 per uaie accident.
cent, before any dividend can be paid on the old
stock. If a negotiation is not efleetetl. so as to
enable the co. to resnme,by the 1siofSepteinber,
the Commissioners must sell the road on the 1st
of December, and apply the proceeds to the re-
demption ofthe bank notes.
AN ATTEMP1‘ LPON New EivGLAi\'n.—A
Catholic College is about to be established at
Worcester,l\lus.=. The BosionAdvertiser says,-
“If we are rightly inforuied, ample funds are at
the disposal of those who have undertaken this
work ; and the whole scheme of the institution
is prepared on a scale which will insure an
elaborate course of education to its pupils.”-
These funds 0 1' course come chitfly from for-
eign countries: and \Voicesier is selected as
the central point of New England.
HE Court ofProbate for the Dist. of Nor-
walk, hath liniiieil &—.allowed 6 riioritlis lrofl.
C
To the Editor of the Norwalk‘Ga7.elte:
Sir—I attended the dedication ofihe Church
in New Canaan. and was ‘much pleased with
_ . ' . t i
the variotis performances of the ‘-l5lY- “"3
house is a neat, convenient building. and Was
filled tooverflowirig, with a very attentive and
respectable audience. The ded cation Seritiott A l\Ixs'rAKE —Iri one of the late Atlantic
' ti Rev. V/'il|iam VVeed ol - ~ . -
gas (fl_3l:JVe1"]3L‘,l\lV’,)z’1sa":Vcr able pwducliun de,.w_ steamers from New York was a quantity of
e:‘(’,lV:_:”; ilwch energyyand ,,,,,,,es_‘.,ve,,e5s__ cotton goods bearing the siatnpuf ‘ Stark Mills.’
” When the steamer arrived at Liverpool, these
at 3 o’clock, P. M. we had a most excellent
sermon from the Rev. Mr. I-]allofNurWalk«de‘ goods were seized by British otficers, oti the
complaint that the siaiiip was a forgery of one
livered in lits plain, clear (tlintl foreibble ilnatE{ncr-
v ' fir"! rate iscourse tie ev. _ , _ , _
iVI)rlhOtietii:liit?l§ri]f Rizddiiig The seriiions were Used by *1 B““5h C°ml““‘y "3 “"9 ‘’“he'' “"3”-
all rich in matter, sublime in thought, and de- The Boston Advertisertlius
livered with that eloqtience.“/ltlcll flU“’5 fmm we
heart, glowing with an ardent love lor the s.tl-|
. ' 71 I
vation of precious souls. they were pracllcd
discourses. containing much highly iintiurlflfll
insructio.rt.-wliat cozisiitiited the real Christian
character, not the external appearance; but |h6
piety oftlte heart—the persuital and relative dit-
ties devolving upon evry individual in commu-
nity. but especially on those vtbo are associated
together as the followers of the divine Savior,
and the danger of neglecting and despisiitg the
religious privileges al’.l't.l‘|)rt.\tl’)lseS of God. Whlfll
ween highly enjoy. Ilicse truths and duties
In New York, (iii the 14th inst. Anna, widow
of Hezekiah Wliiilock, in the (56th year of tier
age.
In Bridgeport, on the 9th inst. Frederick A.,
son of N. S. Wordin, aged 3 yeats.
In Bridgeport, on the 7ili irisi. Georgiana.
dauglitcruf Moses Mills,agetl 5 years.
In Bridgeport, on the I0ili inst. Benjzimin,
son ofAlfred and Laura Williams, aged 2 years
and 4 months. -
In Bridgeport, on the 6th inst. Mr. Hawley
H. Raymond, aged 27 years.
In 'I‘ruuibull', on the Gilt inst. Major James
Beardsley, a revoluiiottary pensioner, aged Sfi.
In Fairficld. on the 9th inst. Stephen Miller,
aged 76 vears.
FIERICAN Locks. &Cc.—'l'be sub-
scrilier (.llIc‘l‘5 for sale at Manufacturers’
manufactiircd in the country.
Norwalk, Nov. 1-1.. 1542.
IKE Largest, Cheapest, atid best assort
nietit ofDiiig.=, Medicines and Dye Stuffs,
in Fairfield County, may be fnuiid at No. 3.
Burrall‘s Buildings, where purchasers will find
it for their interest to call and examine quality
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
W E BISSI-ILL.
Hartford Co. Mutual Ins. Co.’
-IIOSE having Policies expiring in said
Company. can have them renewed by
calling-on the subscriber, or at the store of S
Olmsted ;' and any one wishing to’ efiiect
insitratice iirsaid» Company, may leave word
at the some place, and iliey will be attended to
without delay. L M S'i'nvnt~is, Agent.
Nortvalk. May 15. 1843. 20
ufacturitig towns.
notices the aflair:
‘Star/i: M'ills.’—-It is sufficiently amusing
that John Bull should have selected the a-
bove statiip as a forgery oflhe name ola Brit-
ish firm. The present generation must have
forgotten the battle of Benniiigton, where,
after whipping theiti sotiridly, Gen. Stark
captured a detachriient of Burgoyne’s army.
[t was on that occasion he said to his raw
militia: “We must thrash these regulars, or
Molly Stark sleeps this night a widow.’’——
The fact is, the name of Stark Mills was
‘ -d ' h -l It it and eiiga . . , ) K _ _
;vdiIr:e::.mrJecanT1ift ftiiiililecaitiiniiilitrilleyufpraise to “V9” '“_ h°‘“_"' Of the Old helot the ‘~5ml_’l'_°h' store of the subscriber, suitable for an to said estate are requested to lllaliefilfllllletllate ‘ _.
the Choir. Their performances were highly men‘ bemg Slum“-‘d °" Pa” °fa (“rm “ hlch otfice or shop, will be rented for the presrnt payment to No.m S. DAY-, ltxecutor. ANARYV and I-Ielnp Seed lor .-ale call. Cmts, N, CLo¢;,_._
year at a moderate rent. W C S'm::.v:-r. Norwalk, May 29, 1813. 24 J by J A WEEI=. l Norwalk, April 12, 1843.
A s“,c-utgott. actually belonged to him.
gratifying and meritorious.
Norwalk Chronicler