A evidence
' raised on Wednesday last.
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NORVVALK GEQZFETE.
Vvetlilcsday, August 2, 18-173.
R}:rte.i-:sittN'e.—-Saturday,g, past 1 P. M.-—
A copious shower coniiiieritretl about a ltalf an
hour since. giving in spots, an earnest ofa regu-
lar dreo'(-h‘e’r, which we are now receiving in
right good measure. The \vind is strong from
th'e north west. antl from the aspect of the
heavens, the rain will be felt to greater extent
than from any previous shower, since. that of
the 2d ult. Though this will have the effect
to revive, and perhaps redeem some classes of
vegetation. in this vicinity, there is much that
is probably beyond hope. This will apply
particularly to oats and early potatoes. Oat
harvest is upon its, and the crop is dimiutitive
indeed. Our only hope for potatoes is in those
of late plautiiw. Corn is not so seriously in-
jured, or rather the injury is ntit to that extent
felt by the crtips named. That tipoii favorable
locations, looks lolerably well, \\liile lliitl in
situations less favorable has Slil1i:l't‘t1ll()l a little.
The temperature of the atmnspliere during
the furenoori of to day has been oppressive-
the mt-reury ranging at about 90.
2 o'cltick.—Tlie Wl'l(l is now
east. The sun is niakiug its appearance, and
the rain has Slll)sl(lt‘(l.
rllomloy rllurning —The rain which coni-
menced so auspiciously on Saturday, rccom
mcnectl on Sunday mortiing and fell tliroughou,
tnost ofthe day, atid to sortie extent through
the night. 'l‘lie earth is well saturated, and we
have no reason to doubt that vegetation will in
It few days exhibit signs ofuew life and vigor.
in the south
it is a matter woihy of attention, a nd we
intended to have alluded to it l:efore—tliat the
celebration on the 4th at New Cattaatt, was got
up on the principle of a imio/z of parties No
violation of this principle. we belie.-ve, has been
thought or spoken of as having taken place on
that occasion. Yet when the regular toast was
reatl.*"1‘ue President of the United States," no
one felt under any restraint in giving expression
to his feelings. Some our-therefore proposed one
cheer, wlrich was teebly given, and then as if to
prevent John Jones, or the Patriot «Sc Eagle
from catching it up as a gll‘l'll1C‘illl0Il of John
Tyler, the intention ofthe cheering was hilly
explained in a general and bais£u'ovs' roar of
(hug/ilcr. When the President of the United
, States. at a no party celebration, by conitiion
consent, without thae fear ol'olicnce. is consider-
ed fair game for merrimcnt. it is a pretty gootl
P that he would much better become
sortie other station than that \‘\'llll.'l) by a fortuit-
ous circumstance he occnp'cs.
Loss 01-‘ THE l\lEi\‘ll‘lS.-—TlllS fine ship be
longing to Robert Kt rmit and others antl char-
tered by E. K. C-illinssc f‘o.\vent ashore On Ill?
island of Cliictirna(:tiii'tictt. thirty miles North of
Cape 11t)ll€r‘lS. at about 3 o'clock on the mor-
ning ofthe 22d ult. on her passage from New
Orleans to New York. The ship it is stJppoSf‘(l
worild be a total loss. but the passengers were
landed in safety antl it was the opinion tliatthe
cargo would be saved. '1‘liefreig~lit anti passage
money amounted tti S-1,?.(l0. The ship was
insured at various oliices in the city of N. Y.
for $350,000
Tun SHIP Mi:mrnis.——Arcotiti's from lltt‘
Memphis to the 24th inst. rcceivrtl at Norfolk.
state that only the bowsprit antl stump ofthe
She was outside, the
mainmast were standing.
breakers, and boats were plying between her
and the beach. apparently landing cargo.
'1‘iu.-tr. or Aii.\'i~:it ROGERS, Jrt.—Tlie trial
of Rogers for the murder of Mr. Lincoln, late
officcr in the Massacliiisetts State Prison. has
been going on for several days in Boston. The
defence set up was insanity. On Thursday. as
we learn from the Atlas. the jtiry retiredfor
eonstiltatiorijtist before 1'2 o'clock: at half past
7 o'clock they were sent for by the ChiefJus-
tics-, anti the foreman stated that they had been
tinable to agree upon a verdict, and it would be
impossible for them to agree. They were ric-
cortlirigly discharged. and the prisoner remanded
tojail. it is stated that they stood 8 for acquit-
tal on the ground of insanity and 4.for convic-
t ion.
Tim RAisi:\'t;.—-'I‘he frame of the new
Church. now in course of building by the
Methodist Society of South Norwalk. was
The work was
accomplished without accitlent. and in a man-
ner, we are informed, highly commeridatory to
the gentleman. (Mr. Thomas Craw) under
whose superintendent.-e the timbers had been
prepared.
DEDICATION SisttMotv.—We have received
a copy ofa Sermon delivered at the Dedication
of the Congregational Chttrch in Betltel. on
the 1st of June inst, by James Knox. V- D. M.
VVe have not fottnd time to give it a perusal,
but we hear it well spoken of. [t is for sale
by John A. Weed-
GnAn.nr‘s Macaztni-:.—'l‘he August number
of this i\’It-igazine has reached us. It is w»ll
filled with matter from the pens of such writers
as Bethune, Cooper. HoH'man. Hei'bet‘l.. Tuck-
erman. Coleman, Poe-—-Miss Sedgewick, Mrs.
Seba Smith, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Hale. 660. Its
embellishments are the Park Fomtlain. N. Y-.
a portra't ofWm. C. Bryant, and ‘The Attack.’
Tm: Auausr El.l~ICTIONS.—-On Thurstlayiof
this week. North Carolina and Tennessee hold
their Elections; on Monday next. Kentucky.
Indiana. Illinois and Alabama do liltt-.wisc.—
Norlh Carolina and Illinois elect Members of
Congress only; Kentucky elects Memliers of
Congress and all her L9-2l.~'laturc but a part of
the Senate; Tennessee. Ineiaiia and Alabama.
elect Governors. members ofCougress and Leg-
islature. The results will be awaited witlt con-
siderable interest.
A Camp Meeting is to be held at Stepney,
12 miles above Bridgeport on the 21st of Aug.
CoULD‘t\'r Come I'r.—'1‘lre Philadelphia
Foruni remarks that “it is said that Col. J.-tines
Page has been offered the Post Office in this
city,and peremptorily refused it. Tyler did
n‘ot know his man, when he made Cul. Page
such an offer.
Tut: Tea or Eiiui..a'i'ioa.—Preparations
are making for another trial of the powers and
. capacities of the two Engines of this Borough.
on \Vctlitcsd:i_vol'the present week. As the
Companies are both spirited and effcieiit. and
full trfctitifitleuce in the merits oftheir respective
inacltirics, we. may expect a little fun. \'Vhat-
ever the rs-still may be, we hope the proceed-
lug will be clitiracterized tliroug'nout by cour-
tesy antl good feeling. The strife will com-
ineiice at half past 3o’clock. P. M. on the
river side, just ttortli of the Bridge.
\Ve regret to bear that the laily of Ex Gov-
ernor Edwards died on Tburstlay Morning at
their residence in New Haven. Her age was
about 56.
VVe have it from the N. Y.TI‘ribune,tliat the
lion. Jam is :\l. Porter, Mr. Tylt-r’s Secretary
of VVar. is implicated, on the testimony of
Judge Banks of Pa. in false swearing to sustain
the legality ofthe appointment of his nephew
\Vm. Porter, to the Slieriliiility ofPbilatlelphia
by the nephew's own father. Gov. Porter!
Judge Bank's testimonyis elicited by a judicial
proceeding to test ihevalitlity of young Porter's
appointment,
The article frtim the Journal of Commerce
about the arrival ofiinmigrauts, is erroneous.-—
The dc zrease in the number of passengers front
last year to the same date this, is 23,225., the
The decrease
whole iitimber then was 36.254.
in the number of arrivals at Canada is in ti
greater ratio of dilil-rt.'nt:e.
The shozvcr that we expected, bt.tt ditl not
get on Friday afternoon last, autl which it was
supposed at the time. was bountifully ertjoyetl
in the city of New York. only fell in siificietit
qu.iniily. says the Tribune. to cleverly lay tht
dust. Our cotemporarv thinks it was fell in
portions ofNew Jersey and VVestcliester cu.
WA~:irt.~'e'ru.\' COLL]-JGE —'l‘he annual com-
mencement of \Vashingtou College takes place.
next '1‘httrsda_y. Aug. 3. The cxercises are to
be held at Christ Church-—to corntneticc at half
past 10 A. M.
YALE Coiu.\ii-:\cE.uEN'r.—'l‘he annual com-
mencement of Yale College. New 1'1'.l\«'0ll, takes
place mi 'l‘hur.sday the 17th of August. The
Literary Societies,oft:ourse,liave their addresses
(ice. the day previous.
Cottt.\rt«:;\'ci-::ut;.\"i‘ AT Miuni.t-:'i‘owN.—’l‘lie
annual conimencetnerit of the Wesleyan Uni-
versity takes place on \Vetlnestlay. 2d of Au-
gust. Rev. Robert Emory. tifDickirisoii Col-
legc, and Prof. Thomas E. Boiitl. M. D., of
B.-iltirnore, are to address the literary societies
the day previous.
As.s'csmeizt Va/imtion for i842, of the
City of Bridgegiort.
Nutiiber of Houses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435
Value of “ . . . . . . . . . . . . .-$705,5]b'
Acres ofltind . . . . . _ . . .- . . . . . . . . . . .- 445 1-2
Value of “ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$195,719
Stores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 102
Value of “ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - 211,400
Mtitiiifactories and Mills . . . . . . . . . . .. 46
Value of “ “ -..... . . . . .. 47,900
'I‘urnpikc Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - . 3,460
Bunk Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . - 119,793
Money at interest . . . . . . . . .. “" 129,350
Number of Polls Taxtible . . . . . . . . . . - 366
Amotttil of Grand List . . . . . . . . . . . - 133,959.83
Value of Real Estate as above . . . . .. 1,160,535
Value of Personal Estate with items
not included above ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . . 270,228.
1,430,763.
\Ve copy the above from the last number of
the Standard, and suppose it to be correct.——
The city tlebt. by the some authority, is proba-
bly something over $2l)0.000—or equal to about
one setmilh of the assessmem ttaluulion of the
rily. inclttriirig‘ both real and pei'sona/ csla[c.—
This is, certainly a very interesting picture for
otir central neighbors to look upon. Ain't that
enterprise?
UNION Cttltll’.-\\’Y —lt will be seen by ‘The
Articles ofAssociat.inns ofthis Company, pub
lislied in another column. that the subject of a
New Hotel in Stamford, has not oozed away
The
systematic course pursued thus far. seems to
and been forgotten as some have liintetl.
justify the conclusion that an earnest and deter
mined eliort will be made to accomplish the
work.
Cre=Iu.’irg -—A writer in the Globe says-
‘I shall die in the solemn belief that Martin
Van Buren was honestly elected President’
in l8/10! Van had (50 electoral votes and
Harrison 234; Van had 7 States and Harri-
son l9—.Bos£on. Al/(ts.
The Madistiuian antl the Patriot should no-
ticetltis and claim the same distinction for Mr.
Tyler.
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Tr.t.t~:tzisiti.—'l‘lit= editor ofthe Detroit Daily
Advertiser says :—-‘1 f, when we were in \Vtish-
iiigton, we had consented to publish the article
which John Tyler, Jr. wrote ftir otir paper, tin-
tler the eye of his farther, the President, and
which we were urged to do by both father and
srin, and devoted our columns to the. support of
his administration. we could have held in our
hands the disposition of every office in the State
in the gift ofthe President. The President dis.
li7tc(ly fZ72(l€mpflali'.'(1ll_'l/ made us the ofcr. That
we did not accept it , we think our readers have
pretty conclusive evidence already.’
The Bridgeport Standard states that the
subscription to the new stock ofthe Housatonic
Bailroad has been taken to ti large amo-.int.——
The object of this subscription is, to enable the
C0mp.:tl']y to redeem its circulation, and thus
save their road from beitig sacrificed at public
sale.
expenses of the United States from the 4th March_
1841, to the 3d March, 1843, inclusive:
From March 4, From March 4.
N.tt'rioxAL Itlxm-;z~'nx'rt:im.=..—Stateinents of the
T0 I.et.—-A part ofthe house
situated near Thus Brady's. Pos-
session can be had itiitiie(liately.-—-
Apply to Mr. Lewis Godfrey on the
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trust funds, the public debt, and '1‘i'castii'_v notes.
'1‘. L. S.\ti'rii, Register.
Treasury Drip? Register’s Olllce, July 19, 1843.
\Ve learn that an investigationoftlie circum-
stances connected with the fire underthc church
in New Town on the tltii, has resulted in thc
conviction_that it originated from carelessness
and not from design, as was at first supposed.
BU'I"1‘l-JR av LiGit'i‘.\'tr\'G.—Duriiig a recetit
sliower at Freedom, Me. a house was struck by
lightning and the 11‘ll’l passed into a churn in
The
the butter “came” as
which the cream‘ ofthe tl iry was kept.
that
completely aritl efli-t:tually as by an hour’s
consequence \'ElS
clitlr ing. So says the Belfast Journal.
The fullowizig toast was given at a celebra-
tion of the late anniversary. at llarre. Massa
chusetts. A more cutting bit of sarcasm can
hardly be (:t)n(‘el\'(’tl.
Presitleitt 'I‘ylcr——lf his motives are as hou-
est as his deeds are uu_oopular, his Vt1'lUCS do
serve a monutne-rt.
The. Rocliestt-r Advocate suggests that Mr.
113/ in the case now peritliiig against him, in
favor of Mr. James l“eituiinore Cooper.’ it is
it good idea.
grottntl of defence, as well as ciinifntzl.
Lt~:'r Lovi-: CoN'i't.\'Ut-:.—Tlie illadisonian
said Gen. Jut-ksou would be glad to see Mr. TV-
ler reelected l‘rcsi"er.t—vt hicli advance is iliits
grulily met by the Globe:
‘He looks upon Messrs. Tyler, \Vebstrtr.
Spencer, P()Il.Pl', \VI(‘l{llfli' &. Co. as he did
ripon the Arbtithnots and Ainbristers. who
infused their spirit iriio tht: trericliirrotis Sem-
inoles, whom he r-rtcotintt'-rt-d in their nntlrns.
cudes in the swaps and coverts of Florida.’
The Ii‘c-mar/rs on Tcnipcrance Societies. left
with us last week, would be entitled to consitl-
r-ration, perhaps. if the issue upon which tliey
are ground:-.d, were not almost entirely false.-
\-Vc decline publisliing i’.
Bird T'I‘(ZC/£8 in Stone-—ltappe:irs from
the last nutirb--r of Sillirn:rn’s Journal, just
published, that Dr. James D--arre, oi Gret n-
fit-ld, Frrtnkliii courtly, \\ as the fil‘SlOl)St'l‘l't‘l‘
in 1834, of the foot-prints of extinct S]')l‘Clt$
of birds in the new rt-tl sandstone of the Con
necticut River. He commuriicatetl his dis-
covery to l’t'oft-ssors Sjllitutin and l-litt:h-
eoclr, who at first were lfl(‘l'l:‘(ll1l()llS as to the
allt-.t,l9t-tl rouse ofthe 0l)S"l‘V(-‘(_l marks. But
soon Professor‘ l;‘l.t'}\'pl0l'('fll.l1l.‘ whole val-
leg? of the Conriectietit and frilly confirmed
the discovery ol Dr. Deane, giving the name
of Ornithichnites to the marks. The bones
of :1 gigtintic hirtl whose, feet must have
been large. enough to have made these
prints, called Dinornis. h:ive lately been dis-
covered in New Z-.-ulrrnd.
Northampton Courier.
A2'7"it-nl of Com. Moore at G(Lf’l70sl07L.-
By the arrival last everiiug of the steamer
Sarah Bl'1l'llt‘S, from Galveston. we have ol-
tained a p;per of that city (il‘lt'Cl\-‘lll‘c1l'l)C0l'l-
taining the following (‘llt'E‘l'lfl,f_,T news:
The 'l‘-xtin vessels. Austin and Wharton.
under Com. Moore and Capt. Luthrop. with
Col. Morgan, arrive-d on the 14th inst. at
Gtlveston. from Yucatan.
The volunteer conrpanivs, and a large
concourse of citizens, turned otit to welcome
their return. 1
The whole of the Mexican forces have
left Vucattin-—the lust having gone off un-
expectedly in the nit_'ht.——N.O. Bee, July 31.
The Two Real (‘c/t!s.——A grocer in
Clinton Cotint_v soltl ti drunlttird a pint uf
new rtirn accorrling to Law. and made two
rtid cents clear profit. The (1l'l1l'll\’Ell'd shot
his son-in l.tw while iutoxicrrtrd, and his rip-
prcht-nsion. COflfln“lll€l'll. to jail. ext-cution,
&e. cost the county more than one l/tons/.L'n.rl
riollars—wliieh temperate men have to ertrn
by the sweat of their brows! VVhat say tax
payet's? Are you willing to pay a thous-ind
dollars to enable the grog‘ seller to make two
red cet.,ts?
l\ilARRlAGES.
In Br-itlgerlort. on the- ISM) irst. by the Rev.
Mr. Hunter, Mr. Edmund S. llawley to Miss
Lucy S. Vlortliti.
In Savannah, on the 5th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. (jodfrey. Mr. Peter G. Thomas. to Miss
Elizabeth Barnum. of Dttnbury. *
l) E A '1' H S.
In Daiibury, July 21st, Widow Sally Kel-
logg.
[n Danbury, July 24th, Mr. Nathan Cole,
aged 64.
At 1-lougkong. Cltina, March 292l1. of small
pox, after a week's severe illness. Tlieodosia
Anti, wife of the. Rev. \Villiam Dean, of the
Atiierican Baptist Mission.
The Martha Wasliington Society will meet
at the Town. Hall oti Thursday the 3d inst. a
3 o'clock, P. M. An address will be given by
Rev. E. Hall. A general attendance is re-
quested.
T a Court of Probate holder) at Norwalk
. within antl lor the District of Norwalk.
July 31st A. D. 1843-—'l‘he executor uftlie last
will and testament of
Jlle/temhle Dzuming,
late of \Vilton in said District deceased. having
presented in Court an account of his adminis-
tration on the estate of said deceased :--Ordered
tliat the 5th day of August next, at 9 o'clock in
in the foreuoon. be assigned for the hearing. atl-
justment and final settleriient of said account
at the Probate Office in said Nortvalk. and said
to all persons interested in. said estate. by caus-
'ing this order to be published in a newspaper
,prtnted in Fatrfi.e.ld' County.
31 GI-TORGE A. DAV!-INPORT. Judge.
OR Salc.——’1‘be subscriber will sell
cheap for cash, one of Van Allen's Patent
1’tilmps- Jan. A. DAV!-m'l.-‘Un‘I‘.
_- ~ - 1341,: u. - l 3 1342. M l 3 P""“l5"5- - 5”‘-W 3°l““S°l"-
Hea‘!ilit(ftik£:s)il)en 1(is4:i.m 115343? re 1 N‘"“‘<"ll<~ Jul)’ 2-9» 1313- 31
°i:'.i';‘:t‘:°r:’.l::i.°.; -mi Fm‘ Sets-—By or-tu-
ime,.c0m.Se_a $6,215,946 49 $(_',_.9(35_451 G8 1 Ct)llf.l til 1’t(tb.’itt? for the district of Not‘-
Military ..... .- .13,903.893 4] 8,248,917 ea wttllt. I will sell at l'uliltc Auction. on Sutur-
Naval . . . . . . . .. 6.246.502 83 7.S)li3.G77 66 tlfly. the 12th day of Allan!!! next, at 2 o'clock.
The above is exclusive ofprtyincuts on account of
Greely of the Tribune, ‘put in a plea of insrm t
Civil suits need sortie universal-
“Executor is directed to give public notice thereof
P. M. so iitucli of the real estate of Nathan
Smith. late of said Norwallndecr-asetl, repre-
senivd in.~.olvet-.t. as will raise the sum of
529'? 29, with itit-i~le.r.ta!‘(-liarges. Sale to
be. held on the .pretnisc.~, it being the l:oine-
stead of said tlt'!_‘€t'd$€tl.
CH.\P.Ll-ZS lsaac. Admini-trator.
Nortv-ilk. Jtilv 3|. ISJ3 31
Articles of Association
OF THE
UNION COME’.-t.N‘i’—Stan1foI'd.
lst. \\'e the untlersiguetl have 2iS~‘f)(?l£l.lr‘.(l,
and by these Dl’C.‘SPlll.~X do hereby associate our-
selves aceortlin,-z to the provisions of the Stat-
ltte‘.1,i'lW0fll]lS State,eriti:lt2tl “An Act relalittg
to Joint Stock ,3-impnttirs," under rho name and
stylcof ‘The Union Company," for the pur-
pose of erecting a liuiltlitig, or buildings. to be
50t'Clli.l(*Ll by said Company, or to he i at their
i]‘.l(‘{lFllf6 hired out antl let to others, to be occu-
ipietl for keeping iioartle-rs. for keeping a house
for lrouscs of public eutertainmerit. when licens-
ed tliert-for at-ctirtling to law. or for purposes of
, niercliaiitlizing. or mechanit-al purposes, or for
lEllt_\', eiilicr. or all suclt [)ltrp().<€‘S. as said (Tom-
l puny m'ty determine, antl .~ut'li other buildings
gatrtl strut.-titres in r-onuection therewith as may
lil-e. necessary or expetlient for the purposes
lafuresaitl: and we .~ev<-rally agree eacli with
‘the other rt‘-spectively. as well asj iintly. to take 3
i the nntttber ri!'sliit‘es tillixetl to our natties. and‘
I pay the same in such serarate iristzilme-rt's as
‘shall be tleeinetl ictzesstiry to the Directors of
said (loiripany to complete the work.
‘.3tl. \Ve hereby further agree that the capital
Stock of said Company shall consist of not less
than three htintlred sha rr-s—e..'ir:lr share of
it liltzh shall be ttventy five dollars. and shall he
(le‘.l'l1(‘(l personal estate. an l he traiisferable
only on the lt»iOliS of said Company. in such
form as the Directors of said Company shall
prescribe.
3d. “is do hereby fttrtliet‘ agree. that the
stot-lt. property, and afftiirs of saitl Company
shall be managed by ti Board of Directors. to
be anitt ally ilosen from the Sl0tfl\’l1Itltlr'T.~‘.ltl
sur-Ii a manner as the By- Laws of said Cutii
puny may direct, and shall consist of three per-
sons. one of whom shall be chosen r’rO$lrlPl]ti
of saitl Company. Saitl Company shall also?
PlP(_'l a Tretistirer and Clerk, and such other
t ffitrers as the By Laws of said Company shall
prt~seribe—:ill of “llfllll shall continue. in tifiicet
for the tertn tifoue yttar, and until others be ap-
pointed in their stead; and said Company may
valuable stock of Dry Goods.
to all those \'t'l.\‘llln£_7 to port base. not visliirig to
l”f‘('l‘l\'l(l2 his Fall Gontls daily. As Giititls are
will find it to their interest to make their pure!
in the Fall.
" -‘ " Ttireatl ltltlgings.
It u 5.
“ “ " Giinpurc atirl other
H to In
“ Iriees fut Capes ts
Litlir-s’ Lace Caps. a superior article for
F.:ll (jr‘nt.-ds are ICC(‘l\'t'(l daily from New
P. 3. All those irtdtzhtr-ti to Grtima at C )-
tlic store of the subscriber.
A iilllkhlatlt if
. Bargains it Baltgains !
HE Proprietor of this Fasliionalile resort invites ‘he.atteniionioftlieypublic to his_ large and
110 will now St-ll his Spring and St:niiner'Goods at cost
The following new goods liav‘t’_-_iost Lcen received 2 .
10 pie.(‘cs stip'r Satin Stripped Alpzitaea Lnsirt‘._blk. bltie blk and colored;
A l-'t.'U't: assortriient of L-rrlies‘ Silk [1-ise. black and white. - ‘
{3
It
ment is ninth‘. their accounts will be ptit in an tit1ictr’sh-autls for colleczion,
arty. ‘
E .
Baitgains l l !
keep them until another season. He is now
ntlvanciug tti prices lll(.”Lat’li(-5 and Gentlemen
iascs soon. or else have to pay more for them
“ Needle W'orkeil liltlgirie and lnsertitzg,
Ctilttin l‘:tlgi.ttg.~t,
trrl Cllrtllllbls.
l.'2§ cents. ‘.
York and will be sold very cheap for cash at
C J Gt-.u.\i.tt.\'. West End the Bridge.-
nrt‘ ltttreby iiorilicd that unless izntnediate pay-
The books are‘ at
C.J. Germ .ti¢'.
EEV Books.—Sniitlt, and Antlion's‘
statetiicnt of facts in relation to tho rt.'C(‘nl
nrtlination in St. Stephen's Clitirt:li. New York
Dr. l'u.~e\ ’s sermon, pr--aclted bi.-l't.-re the-Uui-
vcr.~ityt)!'O:rl'iir-i. for wliicl) lie was stispetttltttl. ,
The. days of Queen Ma y with t-iigravingsl
Just ret-eivetl by, J. A. \\'t-:t:D. l
, LL Pt-rstiiis llll('l’t’.-‘lfttl in the estate of
F Joint-s llcrir-tlitrt. of Norwalk \\ll0 has
assignetl tltc satire to the. subscriber in tru~t for
the betir-lit tifliis tzrcrlitors, are hereby notified
to appear. ifthey see cause, at the Piolitite Of-
—fit-e in said Norwalk. on the 5th day of August,
18-13. at 9 o‘cEot-k A. M . then and there to bo-
iieard t‘t'lullt3P. to tl.e appointnieut of Commis-
sioners on said estate. A. l-1. 151-;.-xitn, '1‘rt.-stee-..
Nortvalk. July 28, 13-13. 3
--
VYEEO SELLS Ci-HEAPESI‘?
YE. that's the qriestion-all other argu-
z . tiietits are u-eless—-tltt.-store that sells the
cheapest must do the busiiiess. \\’ell. friend.-t.’
wlml llh you say? Cottitsstock & Bock-
well, of course! And litteen years’ business,
has frilly Ct)ltf1l'l|ll‘(l you in this opinion. \Vell.
so be it ! Tlttitis just as it s/toultl be. But recol-
lect the bargains you have had at this clieap
store. (it here you may ever find the largest
stock and the most general assortment of goods
kept itt lfttitfieltl Ctittttty) are not at till to lie
r-omp ircd to what they are now enabled to ollitr.
Altttiys on liaiid a great varicty of Goods for
the ladies.
Also on ltantl 150 bbls Flour. 500 lbs. \vt)Ol.
Pork atitl Lard, Gll bushels drretl peaches qtiitc
t-lit-tip. -
Recollect otir Goods are sold for the money.
Now, friends briugou your cash.
(‘n.us'i-oc.'i 6.: Roci(tvi:1.L.
establisli sut-h rules notl regulations for the mari-
agemcnt of their nlliiirs as llte_y sltrrlljrrtlgre ex-E
pedient, aml a majority ofthe Storkltoltlr-rs pre-=
sent at any legal meeting of said Company;
shall be capable ttftrttttstir-tirig the business of;
such mect.ing——eacli share entitling the owner’
tonne vote. _
4th. \Ve further agree that the Directors of
said Company shall have power to contractl
debts in lllt‘. tiutne and on the credit of snitl:
Comptinv only. for which the stocltlioltleisl
Iliereofsltall not be responsible in their private?
capacity. btit the. property and estate, of said;
Company: provided such tlclits shall itot ex-l
ceed one third of the aintititit of the prn,r1Prl_Vi
and estate ofstiid Company at the time of con- '
tractiug the same-
5 h. \Vc tlo further agree that ourselves. our,
sticeessors. antl assigns shall be and remain ill
hotly politic bv the name and for the ptll‘pn.~‘PSl
aforesaitl: and that we and all the Sl()(‘l-\lllllllFl'.‘i
of said Company shall be entitled to have,
antl enjoy all the rights on (l prixtilnges apper-
mining to said Company: antl the stock prop-,
crly. business, and affairs thereof shall be man-l
a-_etl. condttc't-tl, and carried on in all respects;
in eoriformity to the provisions of the statute
law aforestiitl.
lit witness vthereof we have ltcrr-unto sub
scribetl otir names, and atlixetl to f’.'l(.l’l the
number ofshares tPSper'ti\«‘elV taken, this
12th day of May. A. D. 13-13.
AL .7X’R. N. HOLLY. President,
Ai.t-zx. N. l--1oi.i.v,
’l‘ito’s P. DIXON.
J.-\;\ll-‘.S H. l‘1ll1"l‘.
Roswi-:r.i. flora‘. Clerk.
Jo.<i-:rit D. VVAnni~:N. 'l‘rsasirrt=r.
Directors,
SSEGNEE S:l1(E.—l5_v Virtue of certain,
(lt‘.('l'€'t‘.‘._~‘ of Britiltrtiptcy. and orders ofsalel
of the Hon. District Court of the U. S. for the
District of Connecticut.l will sell at Public
Aurrti in at the Hotel of David Stevenson in
Norwalk, on Ttiestlay the 8th day of August
next. at one o'clock P. M. all ll'tF' iritt-rr=st‘vt>sictl
in me as assicnec of Monsorr Hoyt and Ebene-
zer Hyalt of Norwa|k.in the real estate by
them _li{rrrierly owned in the towns of Norwalk
and \Vilton.
I will also sell at the same time anti place.
the interest vestetl in me as Assignee of George
N. l“ooie antl Thomas Carter of New Canaan.
in the |‘t'fll estate by then‘. formerly owned in
New Canaan. together with the interest of saitl
Carter in certain lands iii the State of Mis-
sissippi.
1 will also sell at tbetime antl plat-e aforesaid
sundry clioses in action. notes. &c. &t-.
Frutzni-ziticx S. Wi1.nt\iAi~'. Assignce,
in Bankruptcy.
Danbnry, July 27. 1843.
HE Court of Probate fur the District of
Norwallr, hath limited atid allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of
Avtrlrew A/.'-in,
late of Norwalk deceased, to exhibit tlteir claitns
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accouuts.pmpr2rl_y attested.wit|tin sttid time.
will be debarred a recovery. All persons in-
debtt-tl to said estate, are requested to make im-
mediate payment to
{R/[l;"L‘NL€;Sn1LP3.AAI:: E Administrators.
Norwalk, July 27. 1843. l 3
p—l
BY-Law in addition to. and altrraiion of
a by law relative to the mode of Taxa-
tion. adopted Nov. 28, 134-2.
lst. Be it ordained by the \Vatden, Bur-
gesses, and Freeman of the Borough of Nor.
walk. That so m_uch of the by law to which
this is an addition. and in alteration as litnits
the time of holding a special Borough Meet-
ing for the election of assessors and board of
relief to the fifteenth day of January in ear-li
year, be. and the same hereby is rescinded antl
repealed.
, 2d. Be it fu-ther ordained that the Assessors
and Board of Relief for the purposes and objects
in said by law mentioned. may be electetl antl
eliosen at a special meeting warned and hnlden
for that purpose. at any time tltiring the
‘year, when none shall have been chosen at
the prrcee-ding annual meeting.
Passed by the" Court of Burgcsses, Jluly 22,
18-13.
29th, 18413-. '-
'USS()rlll‘l€‘lll of goods in their line and hope to
Approved in Borough Meeting July R
31 .
New C:it‘.antt. Jtilv l5.-31843 29
ENTAL N0tic(‘..—'l‘lte untlersignetll
having returned to Norwalk after a‘.
l‘orttiiglrr‘.- 3,liSel1C(’, with irnprovetl health, will
be happy to wait upon his patrons again, and
teiulers to them his prul'e-.-‘tsitirial services.
()llit-e as usttal. A. Htt.L.
CEEFEAP '.P;‘l£AVELI.¥’(}.
Fare %§§ Cents.
¢%'Q‘§ls§,
The fare from this date tin:il
farther notice, to and from
“““"”‘* New York. on board the
steamcr 1"tlt'tnn'oci, Capt. Brooks. will be 25
cent.-. The i\'iinrod leaves VVilson’s Landing
every tiftertioon. (Sundays exceptetl) at ball
past 1 o‘t-lock, atitl New York. Erist side Catii
erine Market Slip every morning, (Sundays
t‘XCPpl(’.(l) til 6 ti'clttck.
Norwalk. .lttl_\,' 17, 15413. '29
W/atcltics, (flocks, Jewelry, ¢5:c.
H ltl subscribers have opened a sltr.p in
\Vcstpu'l, where they intend keeping an
receive. a liberal patronage.
V6’at.elacs mild Clocks repaired, and
all kinds of jtibbiog done at short notice.
Caitlin Plates always on hand.
The public are assuretl that the most careful
attention will be paid to watch and Clock re-
pairing.
(itt.')tl ltaotlsome striking clocks will be sold
for $2 and warranted.
Poll.-lied frame Brass Clocks for $4 or less.
it‘. BRADY. 61, Co.
\\7r=stnnrt_ ‘lav ltl». lgdil,
Al‘ 2! Court of l’rtihalr-. holtlen at Norwalk
within and for the District of Norwalk.on
the. 22d day ol'Jt1ly. A. D. lS‘13, Upon the pes
tition trf.\.linot Crofoot of New Canaan in said
District, Guardian of Caroline Seelv, Aaaron C.
Seely and Mary Ann Secly of said New Ca-
naun. minors under the age uf21 years, :~l]ti\\'-
ing to this Court that said minors own ait undi-
vitletl right in a certain tract ofluntl lying in said
New C.‘t.inaan in qtiantity about eleven acres
with the buildings thereon, and botintled North
by ltlot-ch St.Jolin. East by‘ Highway. South
by Lewis llicliartls and \Vest by Atitos Ayers,
and praying for liberty to sell the saute, as per
petition on file will appear :-—Ortlereil that
the 20th day of September next, at 9 o'clttt-k
forcnoon, be assigned for a hearing on said peti-
tion, at the Probate Oliit.-ein said Nnm-alk : and
the said petitioner was ttiret.-trd to give notice
thereof, by publishing this order in a newspaper
printed at Norwalk. three weeks sttccessively,
at least six weeks before said day ufassignmeut.
Gt-zoiton A. DAvi5t\'Pon'r. Judge.
Norwallt. J..|y 22.. 18-13.
NE\V
’l‘llLllllll‘lll'ES’l‘lBlrlSllllllli’l‘.
S \V. Raymond would respectfully inform
a his friends antl the public generally, that
be has opened a shop a few doors V-Vest ofthe
Hotel. l\‘1t1rshallSt., South Norwallt. where he
will be happy to wait upon those in want of
fashiotialils gartneats. All work warranted to
lit or new work given in cxclrange. lle feels
thankful for past favors. and still solicits a share
of pub'ic patronage. \Vork tlonc in the most
fasliionable style and at the sliortest notice.-
Call and see. Particular and punctual aneu-
iion paid to cutting. All kinds of trimmings
fti-rnislied as cheap as can be got elsewhere.
N. B. All kinds of country produce, taken
for work. '
south Norwalk.July 19,1843. 30
30
EW Stol‘c.——'I‘he ci-izens of VVeston
and vicinity are informed that the subscri-
ber will Open a New Store in North Fairlield.
Weston, about .he first ofthe present month.—-
it will be supplied with a good assortment of
Dry Goods Groceries, eye. which will be sold
on terms as.l‘a\-orable ave similar Goods. at any
other establishmeitt in this or adjoining towns-
The Gtiotls will be selected with care. full as
new. the public may have the opportunity or
met with readily elsewhere‘.
CHARLES PLA'l"1‘.
North F"airfiel‘d, (Vl7cston) Aug. 1, 1343.
they will‘ possess the advantageol‘ being entirely ’
supplying their wants in a manner not to br-
IV 0L.~iS§ES.—-15 bls. New Orlca t’-is‘! mo
la.-ses._just received an-d for sale by
F‘. ST. JOHN.
HANDS “rW:unt‘ett1.‘-The sub-
ad scribr-r wishes to employ about 200‘
persons to make up shirts, and clothing iii
taunt-ral. Applicétlit-n may be made at any
time at the store ofthe uolersigned in Wilton’;
or on Tlirrrstley «feat.-li week at the Store of
Char es Thotiias, nt ar the Nnrwalk Hotel. 29
Groitoi-2 B. Minnti-zmtooii.
\\'ilton, July 17, 1343. 29
E UST l'(-‘C€l\'etl a fresh supply of North River
9 Flag ulst) a few barrels of water cenic-ntl
aiitl llyrlraiilic Lyriie, both highly recot‘I'i'-_
lll(‘.l)(lt‘(l for pointing fences, or cisterns, and
well worthy of public attention.
E. Pitici-: &. Sou.
(}Fl"HC!-I To Let.—A room over.‘ the
store of the subscriber, suitable fo't"z'1n‘
otlice or shop, will be rented for the’ present
your at a motlcraze rent. \V C STREET. ,_
F 0 Fal'iucl's.—-For sale by the st'ib'scri-‘
her. the Patent Churn and Butter VVorl(eF.
well worthy the allet't'it)D of Farmers and others.
for sale at the rnanufaeturer's prices. Now is
your time to get 0 first rate churn.
CIXARLI-IS Isaacs‘.
24
Norwalk. June 9. 1813.
]‘I1ll‘1f0l'(1 Co. itlulual Ins. Co.
7 Vl-ll.)Sl.‘l having Policies expiring in arid
Compaiiy. can have them renewed by
calling on the sub.-'cr'iber, or at the store of S.
Olirrstetl; and any one wishing to effect
in.<uraur:e in said Company, may leave word
at the same place, and they will be attended to
without delay. L M .S’l‘EVE~.'\‘S., Agent.
Nortvalk, May 15. I843. 20‘
To Btri-ldcrs, Cabiiuict lllakcrs &c.
quantity of Cherry Bannisters, Newelli
1)-:Sl.S and table legs, Field, and French’
(.\laple) Bed Posts. Mahogany Crotch Ve-
or-ers. Maliogaiiy Boards, &c. for sale cheap for
cash, by _\1.\'i"rriiAs ROTHERI-‘0R'l‘Il, House 8:.-
Sigii Painter. atlioining \V. C. Street's [lard-
wure Store. ‘
Ntirtvalit, .lttl‘_y lull. 1‘S41J3',-
N. B. All kinds ofpainting and ‘Ti1l'lll.:3lll.ltg'
done on reastinalile terms. 263
7 V 0E’§‘El{’S new system of Matl‘iematics,~
with the addition of a complete Rieady
lle.e|totiei'. for the use of Farmers and Mechaii-'
tc.-‘. Just received by \V E BIss1£1.L.-
Norwalk.July 19.13-13.
BlEN'H‘IST1lLt?.Y.
R. T. Easton, Surgeon Destist, informs‘
the ptiblic that he has taken rooms at’-
Ihe Nortvztlk Hotel. where he will remain for
a few davs. Dr. E. is recently from the city
of New York, where he ltas practiced at his
professittti for the last ten years. His experi-
ence, therefore, warrants the expectation of
successfully meeting the warns ofthis com-
niunrty.
’l‘et-th inserted from one to an e.at'ire sct'.—’-
Filling also done either with gold or liquid’
cement. a substance which becomes as hard‘
as the Iootli itself, and renders it useful for life.-
The most tendertooth can be filled with this
28'
mirtilrly atlapted to nervous persons.”
Spanish Consul. Gen. McCarthy. Rear Ad-
tlie Prtilfs. of the University, &>c.-
ing the operations of Mr. Easlon on the teeth ,-
most respectable families. as well as from om‘
him to our patrons, friends, and the public in-
C. PUS1‘. M. D. C. PR!-JSTON, M. D.
HAY SALT.-
tiines. T L & 3 R Pi:ci(.
‘1 UTLEIRY.-6 dt~z Razors of a superior’
W C Striru-:r:_1". __
German Slrcl. for sale at retail to Fazmers and
at manufacturer’s prices, by_ CHAS, 15,44,433,
of first rate workmanship. and warrfited?
RAIN Cradles. Cradle Scythes, Mowing:
Norwalk. June 27. 18-133.
Handled‘ and‘ eyed Hoes assorted,
Rifles (ice. for sale at low prices by
Jtis. A. Davenport, will be rented‘ for the
Norwalk. Jul}-'43. 18:13.
ris Tooth I’-.iste—the best’ article known:
N. 13. Country‘p-rtitl-ucctaken in exchange
A t:test—- S. OL:ttis'L‘1~:.tio, Clerk.
for Goods.
article, without the slightest pain, antl in‘ the‘
language of the N. Y. Evening Post’, "‘il-' is ad‘-'
This substance has been approved of by the
Spzinisli Ambtlssador, Mr Haughtort, the
tiiiral Walton. Gen. Gaines, Dr F. N. Johnson,
Prrsitlent of the Mt-tlical Society, Dr. Bedell,-
Certificate‘.-
Having liatl frequent opportunities ofinspeet'-'
from his reputation as a Surgeon Dentist, anti
the satisfaction he has given to sortie of the
owrt knowledge of his professional acqtiirements
we do not hesitate, confidently to recommend
general, as every way qqra.t1§.3J. to perfi,nn.a|l.
operations in his profcssion..
J'0l-IL Fosriza. M. D. J Symes, M. D.
Terms Illoderatt-.
J‘ US"'l‘ received a large quantity ofltlay Salt,
which will be sold at prices to ttuil this
Also a lot of B'lotvn'3alL ofa superior quality
South Norwtrilk. July 4. 1843'. i
/ q;tialit_v. 50 dtvz Pocket Knives, line and
low prlt:ed,j'ust received and for sale l:v
‘ C-Y’.l‘}lE§.—-’I‘he celebrated" VVinsted‘
l mowing and cradle scythes, Cast Steel and"
others. and all warranted to be ofthe first qualiv
iy. l\’lercl:ants supplied as usual by the dozen:
Nortvallt. .l°tine1’f). 134,3.
RAIN CradIe‘s.——A few grain cmdi"es..
to r lease, for sale by Hn33p,1,;, & Cg,
Noruallt. July 1-. T543.
‘ Scythes. Rakes, Pitcliforks, all of the list
quality, and for sale cheap by C. i's.1tA'cs~'.
.CY'l‘HES,- Shovels, Hoes; &-c.-'
Cast and German Steel Scythes,
E’ng- and? Amerit-an Shovels and Spadtes,
Garden .5: Hay rakes. Scythe Snaths. '
The dozen, by ‘W C S'l‘P.!-2.1-21‘.
Y 10 Let.-—'1'be store recent-ly occupied by
remaintlcr of the present year, Possession
;given irnmediatelv. J. Ar..DA~VEl\‘1_’0R'1‘.
00TH l)1lS'l€o--Sllel’lTl'afl'S- Couip. 01-.-
’for cleaning and whiteningthe teeth. sweetening
l he breatli as, for sale by, W. E. Btssma...
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