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I As His Excellency requested his friends not to
‘ while it is well understood that he‘ has a batik-
_ meat:
'r“."V'.‘srd.'L ,._,- _-
Wctlttcstlay, October 4, 1843.
\Vl_tig state -C‘-onventiou.
-THE VV'ltig's of. Connecticttt will hold a State
Convention at New Httven,,on VVerlncsday the 8th
day of November next, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Treasui‘et",,' Secretary, and Controller. and for the
selectionof six ‘Delegates to the Nllil0tttllVVl1igl
Convention, to be holden in Baltitnnre itt May next. ,
The "convention to consist of delegates front each;
town eqtial to doublelthe number of its represent-.t-'
tives in the General Assembly. The Committee of
the several towns are requested to attend to the
calling of meetings for the appointment of delegates
as early as practicable.
JAMES F. BABCOCK. State
EZRA S. HAMILTON, Central
HENRY PECK. Committee
New I“,I,aven,,Sept.,,7th, 1843.
/ The Military Review that was to he in this
place on Tuesday 'ast. resulted unfavorably in
tconsertuence oftlte irtcleniency of the wegtlicr.
The Governor. about whose appearance D so
mttch skepticism Wa§\fell, (as if the sight of a
live Governor was eqtial to the privilege of lottlt~
ing upon the Pope or his next door uciglibor
down below.) was actually here in person! His
Excellency cante tip in the New York boat the
day previous, and passed on to Brilgepttft.
where‘ he spent the night. _He arrived here
during the forenoon, in company with Dr. Si-
mons, and the Mayor of the cetitral city. He
remained at the Norwalk Hotel until in the
afternoon, filling up the time by receiving those
ofour citizens, both Whigs.locos and 'l‘_\"ler-
men, who were desirous of seeing hint. and by
eating his dinner, pretty much as we all do.---
toast him. there was not tnuclrofafeasl of rea-
son. .General Thorp, we understand. scir.tila-
ted a little, but behaved with some geriertisity-,
letting the company all with a single toa.-t!
The democracy as well abvtlteir ,t_vnlieruatorial
head. bore" theittst-lves very we-ll,so far as
our personal llb"¥€'TVllll(tl'l went. ‘We areal\Vtt_y.s
really to give the devil his due .' ,
His Excellency informed us that .il was not
his intention to he a candidate at the next elec
tiott’fiirltis present oliice. On this ground. he
apparently ivishetl intake no little -credit to
l*.iutscll'.’or liiseviglettl freedom from ambition,
.ering fora ‘place. iii the U. S. Senate, \\ here a
‘vacancy must St)tlD‘,Q.E;'|.lr. ‘But enough ofthis.
The turtt otit both -ol"civil and military. was
very respectable. 'l‘lte litrnter,|~eiltaps,niigl'ii
_bBlZ()llSlllC7€"l as unusually The
military pa.-atled about the s'teet.~t until about
liliIll9l'tiUS.
tinun; when they marched upon the fitjitl. The
rain, ltowever. soon began to fall and they in
CI)l).s‘f‘qllen(‘e. were dl:llllSSP(l. very much ht-
dragglctl. and their trappings despoiletl. Thus
ended, -what prot-itisetlto be . a great day for
Nortvallt.
(-,‘ol,..R. M._Jolt'nson. the H-':lrlfI’ld' Times
says, has communicated his intention of being
I E ' V i in ‘ .
present at the Brigade review 8.l_Harlfurd dur-
ing the presettt week. '
‘THE Susrt-:c'ri~:n Pd KJIIDI-Ill!-2RS.—_A_l3(*.ll and
Roberts, the persons arrested furthe titttrtler of
Mrs. Bacon. tinrleruent an examination on the
26th ult. at Mitldletown, together with'Be|l’s.
wife, who was arraigned as an accessory after
the fact. Notltirtg direct was elicited by this
examination. but tnany collateral circumstances
transpired, all having a tendency to conviction.
.The parties are still detainedfor further exam-
ination.
A gentleman who left Mitlrllelown \Vetlncs-
day mnrning.irtformedthe Editor of the New
Htven Herald. lhttl circumstances have trans-
pired which render it probable that Bell, one of
the suspected murderers, will make a full con-
fession tifhis guilt. He had promised to tlivtilge
certain facts connected with circumstances al-
ready developed relating to the murder.
Later. —A correspondent of the New Haven
Palladium, writing front Middletown under date
ofthe 29th. Friday. says:
On Wednesday. Bell was taken on the
ground in order to elicit S0ln'.ll')il.g which might
throw light upon the sulijecl. The cone which
was fourtd in the room where Mrs. Bacon was
mo rdered. was identified by Bell as belonginfl
to Roberts, but he would not state where it was
cut.
A man by the name of Hall, who was once
guilty of burglary in Meritlen, and sent to State
Prison butdnring tlte past season has re.-idcd
in the neighborltood of this savtt.,t_ve murder, was
on Wctlrtcstlay arrested, antl there are. I am
informed, circumstances which show that he is
a principal it) this dia'oolic.al aflair. No forrrial
ex iminatioti has been had as yet on either oftlie
above suspected persnns—iI may be expet:tt~d
on Saturdav or Monday next.
LAT!-IR-S'l‘ll.[..—Uttdel‘ date of Saturdav
a'rrttt.her correspotttleut writes that. the three
men under arrest were brought out for ('Xttlll-
itiation on Finlay, but in _const-qstenr_:c of the en-
gatgemenls ofilie nouns:-l. the exarttiria‘ inn wt as
postponed to this ('l‘ties-clay) rttortting, at nine
o'clock. A i T ,
________________
Our nu-'n'erous engagement-z tltiring the past
week have drawn --ur -ti tcntionl frotn our col
nutns. ‘We tllerefore ask the ind ulgencc of our
readers.
lVa,n B-u,'re7'r. Repeal.-—'l‘he Free_man’s‘_
Journal of last week publishes the ex-Prt-si-
d.-m’s letterihn ‘Repeal with this poinlt'Cl corti-
'We corntnenfl this ‘letter to the attention of
‘tarts r.e;tders.';t.vis.-’i.in:.r them better luck (.2. as-
-Ce,[‘a",i.,,,,'.,,_';,. the _.m_;;,,,,,.,,,gg at the (ll$lll)§_?‘l)iSl'l-
ed writer thtri we have brill.’ 'l‘l1tttt9'l't “"'
ireatl it over several times lor the lt.'”"ll.“5'*
we are ttltlig-itl still to confess otrrsel‘-'t'S in
the dark as to what is the writer’s’ opinion ol
tht’ Dt‘ottt‘it=tv of the Arnerican iuovt-‘rnenl —
Il anv friend succeeds better, we should, be
glad to bear li‘om'bi'm -‘77‘0Sl(£.Q'e'7)(Zi(I'. M Seri-
ously. it would have-gratifi‘ed us much. had V
the ex-Presi,d‘ent'bee_n samctvhat explicit.
't'Pi\'t=.(l ht
Z‘ ‘Z
: :itii?ii’€l'i$§iéli'éi;3} c:~;‘s;;'..c £1ij1‘§iEiBfg’“’l_;;“tv“’5$13358-t-'
ly ‘}’lSllt‘d .__llll-'; *-M_a_chine"l' ttiatritnoplal. ithit-h
every one in__tlt_ese parts knt_iws, l1S.,li|l‘$l:;();\'e:l" the
State line in Gov._‘Bont-.t’s 'tltiinir1,it__ttti‘si.li Wltllt.
here ijlie-inquiry yvas.iriatte as to-the expense of
being ‘put through!’ The answering of'this
question led.'i'o‘ariolht=r. wliit.-h was. _\VjllP;lllG'l'
the womiau could not be tlirtmVti»in.at the same
price? Being answered in the affirtiiaiive. the
inquisitive atil anxious liachelor agreetl to be
*booked for his chance iii the next batclt. prnvitleii
ipotaloes. the avtti sofhis summer labor, should
be received as a legal tettder in payment! The
conclusion ofthe negociation has not yet trans-
pired. ‘ F
The citizens of New Canaan heldltheir town
meeting on Monday afternoon last. A gentle-
tnan who was present a little tints, informs us
that Watts Comstock, Esq. was cltosen first
Select man, and tltelncos elected the three re-
niainiiig members ofthe board.
"lMPR_0Vl-‘.D ‘VA:-'Hll\'G _t\l.tctttt\'i-:."-—Thu'r-
low \rVeed.- Esq. wliile traveling through Sc_o,t7-
land. saw. xx bat in this country. he tliinlts,
would be regti'de.tl_. if“itol. paltierilictl, as an im-
proved VVashing M acltiite. “Al least a ‘L'l)Z(:'D
wash-tubs were placed along the sltore of the
river Ayre, in which as many females, sortie old
and ugly, and others young and pretty, were
"pouitding clothes” with their feet!‘ I have
heard that the Scotch lasses, who have large
"Ba'l.iogs,_’ knead their bread iii the same man-
ner; tho lrtilh ol this, liowevcr, I cannot vouch:
but tha' l saw them tlaocing in wash lubs \\‘llll~
mu stockings or garters, is certain.”
How isthat. Mac. cart‘! you give us a vouch-
er For the trul/r. of the rr..'-titer’!
Art E22: was sent its from New Canaan last
wee-"ls, nieasnring 3; inc-‘res in long,-itudiit.il
tliameier. and 3 in coujog.-tie diameter.
Pitofrt-cttrtt>tito.—-.\lr. Ker-ler will spend a
Couple of weeks in .\V_iltun, (.\vhiIhcr be A has
,t_-oiie with his apparatii.-) previous t_o his leaving
fortlte South.
lt\’S'l‘R'U(l’l'lt)N Ann E.V't't-:tt'i'Att\‘mes'r.-—By
refereiice to our advertisirtg columns. it wifl be
seen that an exhiliitiott and lecture of much iii-
terest. will come olf at "the Town I*lall.lltis
('l‘trestlay)evening. V in
Coming to Il.—An alltlclitlleni, at the
suit tit ct-ltnin l3ontllttil.lt-r-, was last we-.-l.‘
laid upon it nttinber ol shares of Bank Stock
on ned by one oi our citizens. It is a mat.
lt~‘f of rt~joit:itig—rttit'tlt:it ;\'l r. VV:it'tlirt’s stock
has bee-t-n t‘ll.[:lCllt-‘Cl-lllll. that 1-. step has been
taken wliish must ere l("llQ’ bring‘ helore out
Cti_tit"S the question, as to the li-tbililv ol
yirlca./e plop-'*t‘ty tinder‘ the late tlt-ci.~ion,i It
is time that the dttuht tvltivh linrigs over this
lllvlllt-‘l' should be rcniovt d. lftt lortner nia-
iority in this cits.‘ had at their disposal an.l
did in fact own all the property supposed - at
that time to belong to the llilIl0l‘lI_\,', the latter
wish that the interesting point should be set
tit-d as soon as possible.
Bi‘irfgt-'pn7'l S! 2-mlartl.
Pttse_7/ism.-——lV» are t'er.y liap[)_\' lo pct‘-
ceive that Bishop ;\l.'llvaine. has deentt-d it
:1 solemn duty form:ill_v to protest ngairtst the
late otrlir-ation of Mr Gary. and tht he has
availed himself of his ilflfluoll chttrge to the
Convention of his rlioceast‘. to bring this
subject before-the Prolesla//it Epiécrtpalians
ol Ottitt.——Caur. (Sr Enq.
Foreign Items by the last Arricall.
There had been a terrible iitassstcre olthe
Nestorians by the Koords. which cause-rl
some sensation at C0n.<l:tittirtople.
The P--rte seemed incllncd to pursue. an
anti-Christian policy.
Izzvt Pat-ha had been appointed to inqure
into the disturbances in Bosnia. Accounts
from Erzeroont were not s.itisf.ictot’y. Ne-
gotiations were suspended, and the Persians
collecting troops.
New'York Cattle 1llarket.—Oct. 2.
At .\']arkel l3(l0 beef Cattle, 40 Cows and
Calves, and 2000 Slieep. and Latttbs.
Bl-;l«:I-‘—$4. to 5 50-—and not all stilrl.
Cows AV!) CALVE$—Sttlt.l at front 5515 a “$26.
Srti:t:P-Slieep at 5512-5:1 3 50—Latnbs at
l ]2& H 2 25. 150 left over.
Fl.-IUR. \'Veslern, u lirileszfetl at 4 50.
.\tAttRtAGEs.
lit \VilIon, on the evening of the 26th all.
by the Rev. Mr. Smith. Bert:-jolt Glll)t'rl ol
Lewisboro, N. Y. in Funny Maria, daughterol
lsfllflll Ker-Ir-r. 2d, of \Viltttlt.
lo Btfitlgt-‘pttrl. on the 20th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. l"ltiriler, Mr. M. \V. Bri‘.(llt‘._\_.', [0 Mia‘ Abi-
gul M. Hull.
On the 19 b. 31:.‘ John F Fartzu
Sandi H Brwliertttrt. :
Ll E A '1' H S.
in to Miss
ln Britlgepttrt.‘ on the ’.l9lh
Jtillltsttll, ilgt-tl 47.
In Bridgeport. on the 25th tilt. Henry Fertli-
ound, .-on ttfCharles M. and Eitiily Booth, aged
5 tllllllll'l". '
I -
Alpacca Lustres.
Alpat-t-as t-lain, Alpacr-as cliarigr-able.
r\l[t:t("('?l~ stripe. Alpat-r-as ti-srtrtetlcolors.
Alpat-r:us figuretl. - Alpar:casl'ree from cotton.
-Just rt ceivt-d at the ljtnpirc Store. _ .
~'S E intviittuv,
inst". M r. Elias
lAl’S. Cltiltl‘s Zephyr \Vor~it-tl,uiitl La__tltes'
J Li-le Threaal. Brtiadt-loths and Bt-eve-rs.‘
fresh goods now opening. Silk. a beautiful
article, among which are a—~ few. chameleoit.
S E (:‘rittmA\'.
i\()\V ‘ [S \'l U R. 'l‘l.\‘l E.
' 0 0
Gtmps E‘-r°znges,
of all widths and cotctrs. 3 large assortrttent, just
received and for sale c/Ie 'p by
. A - Jxs .\lALLortY & Co.
‘tKE'l‘CHEs of Yale College, with
K ..uittt-tons itllt'(ttlt)lt'.$ of the. _Siiitlr-tits. &t:.
Pllll)t-'lllSllt’(.l with thirty eiigraviitgs Just re-
W E lit--1-:i.t..
DDI'l‘l(~)'..\-‘AL lly.tttt.s,'tlesi,gticd as a sup-
[llt‘lllt'1ill tti l)wi_-.;lit’s Psalttis and H vtutts.
For stile at . Btssr:r.t..'s.
. ‘IDER l.'3a1"1'¢':l's.~-drew -ii-rs’:lt" rate cider
1 '"Ba'ttr‘-els t'ot'- sale clteap,by _ I A‘\V1‘-:t:_p‘.
-Vx
"fil"”iifti'i_=ér-The New""Mi-5vlt- ’
fag "}
I’
otlist E;)l\!3ll]l0,l"3‘l'lU:Uflljilll tltelvjlllage of Slum-
ford, will. by divine pcrriiissi-V-it,._lte.Atl‘tf-(licaitctl to
the Stirvlce of Altniglil'y G’od,i on 'l‘liur'st'lay, the
l2«h ol'- O_«:tob'et ‘next: 'l‘hc‘lRt; Rev; Etijsthf
lletltlitttz, l). ‘D. one J of‘ the -Bishops of the"
.\'lvtlt--d'_st Episcopiil-‘Clturclt, -will iireacli at T0
o‘t--lot.-k.-A. M-. The « -Rev.‘ 'Cliarles' Piliir-tn.
cqrrespotttlirtg Secretary of the-Mzssiotiary So
t-it-tv. ufstii-I Chitrcli. will preach at half past"
‘-3 o'ctrtt:k, l’. M, ; and the Rev.
Joiies. Fimirit.-ial' Secretary of the American
Bible. 3Stt(?it‘*l)". at 7 tt'(-lt'i(.'li in the evening. '
Qwarierlv Meeiitig on the Satttrd:iv’ttntl-Sal»
ltatli filittwiiig the tletlit-atioit, oil which occu-
sittn the‘ Rev.‘ l’ltine.as Rice will ofliciaie.
Slanifovtl. S"pl- 28. 18-13.
.SSlGNEE’s Sale.- \Vill be‘ sold at
Auction, the personal property assigned to
the subscriber for the benefit ofthe creditors,‘ of
James Benedict, consisting of 2 Horses. 2 two
year old steers and a sow, cx cart, sleigh, ox
and horse sled. 3 wag_ons._ plo'ogbs.,_ chains,‘
roller. cross cut and other saws. crowbars.
beetle and wedges, blasting tools, harnesses.
saddle, augurs, chissels, haskets','a grain clean-
ing rttachiiic.'iwo I ro-"J eh-tins, shovels. hoes.
\:|)Zl(lP, pittj'lil'~trlts. ll)! of wood retttly cut for the
fire. and a large variety ofother useful articles.
unable. to nienlion, uortliy ofattctiiton. Sale
to take place at the resitlctice t_if James Benedict.’
on Friday, llle,Glh inst. all P. M.-I _ i
, _ A E. BEARD. Trustee.
NtH‘\\‘.'-ills’. Oct, 2 1343., ]t~i0,
I ENTISTRY.-—-D1‘. T. Eastoitit.
Stir,.;e-»tt.DeittisI. respectfully-ittliirtns the
ptlblit.‘_lllal he will». remain lnlllls village for a
few weeks. Those who are desirous of his
services. will do well to call at his office at
the '.\'_nt'walk, Htitel., _ Dr. Easton is recently
from the city of N. Y. wltere be has practiced
his profession’ for the last ten years. His resi
«leticeis at 25 First Avetzite. References as to
his professiotial skill, can be given, fronrnersons
of the first respect-.-tbiliiy, both in.New York and
in this village. - ~ _ -
Particular attention is called to a composition
of recent di.-ooverv l)y:wl1l('.ll. while i_ti a plastic
state. tltctooth. (however render it matters not.)
may l)(-:.['iIle.-tl wiihoilt pain. In a short time
the (‘til,ltl)tl5"llt_()ll lic_r:_t_itncs as liatd as tlte_ enaniel
iist~|t'. ' "‘ ’ T ' l ‘H y _
Ladies nta_v he waited upon artlieir resltle_n-
ces, by leaving their address at ilte. Ollice,
should it be de..-irctl. 'l‘ei'ms moderate.
N-’=ru alk. Oct. 3. l8~'.l.-3. ‘40
E the subscribers. being by the Court. of
Probate fiir the district of Norwalk. ap-
poiiited cotrimissioners on the estate of Thad-
tletis Mead. late of Wilton tleceased, represented
lnsttlvr-nl. ltereb_y__g_;ive notice that we will meet
oti the busintss of our said appt inlment. at the
dwelling lionse. of David Steiensttu, in said
Norwalk, on the second Mttntlay _uf January
and Mzirclt next. at 9 o'clock forenonn Six
tnontlts from the Hub of S?t)l(?n’ll)t*l' 1843. are
llf‘llllr.tl for creditors to exhibit their claims
against said estate.
CL.-‘ARK BISSPILL, Cortirttis-
Etus't‘Us -"'l‘Ui:GE-‘, siotiers.
Ntirwnlli. Setileitilter 2-5. l3l3. 40
LL persons interesietl in the estate of D.tn-
iel S. Bzirtram, late of .\'nrwallt, dec'tl,
I't*trrt‘SPlll(’(l l't~'til\'t‘lll, are hereby lttillfit'(l to
appear at the Probate ullit-c in said Nttiwalk, on
the 7th day til Otttt-her. lSl3. at 9 tiiclttclt A.‘ M.
then and there to be heard in relation to the ap-
pointnient ul'cnmmis.-i :ners._ on said estate.-_
'l‘t.it- T. Me'>.wi\‘. Executor.’
Ct.Ai:iss.Ii B \R'l‘l‘.At\l, Exetrutrix.
N0r\\'l]ll{, Sept. 27. lS43.
EVENING LECTURE
And Beautiful Paintings !
7,‘, R. NE\Vll .-\LL.pr..poses rlr-livering at the
l 'I‘r_m-it Hall, ;\ltir\v-.tll\'. on Tuesrl iv wren-
iug, 0.--tulwr 3-1, a lecture on American
HiSt(Il')', illtistratetl luv 400 square feet nlele
gaot f'm'.nlingsun canvass.
The Lecture. will etnliriice facts relative to the
Ptwllillllg of the country -at a remote period of
nmiqoiiy; sortie. itctetinrit of the Aborigines;
~ltv-trzltcs of Colonial History. Revolutionary
Events. 56-’:
Tlit-‘[’riin/i't,:rs have ttniw-rsally been pro-
nourtrrterl verx elegant and instructive. Among
them is one lS_fee£ in lcngl/t. representing llte
gr.-at lmllle of Paul Jones on the Sea. at niglzl.
Lecture in contmr=.n.~.~. at 7 o‘cl.,ck. Tickets
12}: t'eni.s.('l'tiltlrcri 6% cts.
The exercise oflht-. evening will he closed by
a liriefLPclnre on the General Deluge.
[St-e I’IilI'ltllllllS.]
setting op‘.
A Large Stock of Dry Goods!
JAS. MALLORY 84. CO.
AVING in ctrntevttplatinii, a cliauge in
their liitsiaess. would offer to the piiltlic
tltt-ir entire. stock of Dry Gootls. comprisirig a
large. antl .su_nerior assortment of Fancy and
Staple Goods. at a trifling advance from cost,
for cash.
They would say to those who may be in want
nf<_toods_ suited to the present and apprria('-lgi-
irtg seasons. that we have on liand every ar
little that may be called for. and that, if any
are desirous of buying Dry Goods, at their
own prices. the opportunity is now affiirded
them. \Ve‘ll engage that any.r.-allittg on us.
with the expectation of buying cheap. shall not
go away disappoinletl. » ' - '
~ \Ve have just received in addition to our
forrrter stock. a very large assortment ofNcW
Goods. among which we mention the follow-
ing articles. viz: »
Salli"/tcll.\‘
Beat-er Clnllrs.
Vestirigs. _ ,\
Flamiels. Beri.i:er2cen’s. "Bau,gu.p C07‘/Z.
Tir/rings. Linen’ mill Colin-n. I)r'.tt77'e7.s'. Al-
7)/rcr/r_..\‘, ("lr;u.srr.ris._Mir..s-/in rle Lanes. 1l1eI_'i'
nos. Barri./)zt.zirres. and Girtgbanzs.
Also. splenrlitl lot of Sill.-stifevery style, and
in fact almost evyry thing else in the way of
Dry Gnotls, ~ -
‘Cool, Cool,
An‘ l_{EDUCEI) 1-ninjas. _ '
HE subscribers now tiflifir their _vs'"utjie.rirtr
qualities‘ Uf- Red and \Vl1ite ' Ash Coal,
at the i llowing low prices. lor cash, ‘
Ctr.»-simeres. __
BTO(ll[Cl0/[L8 '
Broken or egg. Wltite Ash. $5 00
Stove ' .. do 4 75
Ni)! I - dt) 00
Broken or Egg, Red Ash, 5 25
Stove (l0 5 00
'l‘lie above Coal is tleliverctl in the same order
we have :}lw.'t'ys- : tlellivcred our Coal, well
screenetl, and free froth dirt. .
THul\lAS dz Cctrrt
Norwallz. Ocl’. ‘Z. lt°43 —
E'NDllANA’s and Paramettacs.--A
new and sp'eiiditl article for Ladies’
(}—‘oaks.jtist received and for sale by ‘
' _ l,\.\t't-:< VlAt.r.nnv & C9.
ILLINEIRY G00(l§.—Hat Vclvets.
_ pliiittaitttl wnteretl ;’ Hat Silks. plain and’
.t-_ate_red',an'da beautiful assortniertt of Hat
Ribbons, Just recel-vcd_ by S‘ E Gtzutiéri_.ut.-.
Etllliulltl '
Beers, an inilentetl apprentice to the farmilt
‘lmsittcss, who_ is about 18- years of age.-of lar-._«~
LL~'per§i)’i't§"5t'?'ii3'h"é'°F¥-Tb'§'""fo”ib‘iil"fr’6's1ing~ my
- wife Marga-r”e‘t»,’fon -rny*aceout:t. as 1 will
pay tto.de_bt’s‘.of»lter contractiite. after l_,his"datg:.
-' , l_s.-u.c-.N. C131 F
Lewishnrn.Sept-.--I4.-1813.;. . i ,_ —_ 40
.-x ' V.~;LU.A'BIJE- ltentzzrai ‘Ito:-3--s-A-I.’
‘At ‘Jl,1i/mi_,'0‘/t.z‘o;;' l S’
"l - '1...‘
i
abou_t-’-one mile from the) village of
Milan. consisting of 230 acres of
. -. ,l_atid__.- 85 of w_liicli are bottom. and
H0 under iirip_rovenietit, b\‘l_lll,'fl,g()lt(l new two
~‘H)l’y._(lW('?lllllg house, .f1«'lfflS.,l5C(?.., an old orchard
of goo_t|_ apples. peaclles, plurtihs. die. The
farm will be sold l"or about §’c'3’l per-acre, about
one fourth dotvn. and the residuelto rein tin on
bond and ll’l0_r~l,¢_7,flgetll1llyl -one .-year after the
death of the, advertiser.and his wife. Should
mote. prompt payitient_ be convenient. alilzeral
tliscottnt would be .made. Said farm is-; well
adapted" to grazing. or tlteygrowing ot_'~”lw_heat.
corn,&c.. For further irtt‘urmatiorr:°.am‘ily to
Messrs. Conistock &»Rockwell, N! w Canaan.‘
Ct. or ofthe subscriber living on the preittises.
40*_8t Enos ST. JOHN.
' 0T-ICE.—-\Vltereas» the behavior olfltny
son. Cyrus-Crissy, has been of refractory
and improper cltaraclcr, I hereby notify the
public. aml forbid all persons to harbor, trust. or
empltiy-saiLl_lt(ty, under penalty of law.
' - . - SAMLEL Cittssr.
New Canaan. Oct. 2. 1343. *3'40
L18’? of Letters rt-trtaining ' in the Post
. Otlice at Norwttlk. Ct. Oct. ],.\[. 18.43.
Arnold Albert Lt)(‘l{\\'(ltttl -Frttttces
Beers .l;ittanna Mor,gan._ l:')lec.la M
Beers Miss E O‘Coriner .loh~n I '
Botilou Henry .O'Conell John
Benedict Henderson _:l’ennoyer Elizabeth
Banks Hartford .Rock well Julin J
Bedford John . Seytrtohr -,W']ary E
Dean Chas D ‘ Smith William F_
(rlriliitli Mrs Mary Stnitlt \Vil|iatn
Huiitpltrey James Sntith John
Holmes William Street Eliztthelll
Johnson K Esq VVilson Horace
Lewis lsaac H ‘Wilson Nehemiah
Persons calling for the above letters,
t-lease say they are advertised.
410 ‘ (‘ttattnizs ~l-=.t.tcs. P. M.
FOR Sale-—Aboui four acres
of first rate zneatlow land situated itt
this rowugnear the residence ofllen-
. .. . ‘ ry I{elltigg..cn the south side ufiltc
road. Should a purchaser appear before .-the
7th of November next, the above property will
be snltl at private sale. if not it will on that day
at 2 o’_c_l_ot-k,P._ M. at Slephe.nson‘s Hotel be sold
at public Aitct‘io'n to"the highest bidder. Appli-
cation rt’-ay be made at this otfice. . .
Ntirtvellt Set) 25 llS43‘.“ ' 39
UCTl0N.——Will be sold at Public Auc-
Z" tion on Wetlnosday the {ill} day of Octo-
bernext,-.at 10o‘clocl<, A. M. at the Hotel,
South Norvtalk.a nuntberof Horses. Carriages,
&c. comprising the livery stable atiaclted to said
Hotel. Also. a quaiitiiy ofhousehold furniture.
suclt .as beds. bedding, chairs, tables, (Sic. ln~
gather with two Sl()\'e.~, a lot of Kegs. barrels,
and other articles. Terms made known at lltc
time and place of sale. S. Fl-IVN 65 O't‘t-tens.
Nnt'\\':tll<. Sept. 23. l-S43. 39
JAS. A. I-IOYT,
\VI-IOLESALE DEALER IN
Cloths, Cassinttercs, Vestings, aszc. &c.
34 Pine st. near lVill~ia.m, New York.’
T HE subscriber will ltecp constantly on
hand. an assortment ofCloths, Ca-sitncres
Veslings, Sattinetts. '&c. pu'*cha.~cd at Auction.
which he will sell at a small advance from cost,
for ca~li or-approved paper.
Ni‘-w‘York. St-pit-ttrlii-r l8‘-l3.
’i"I'~‘AIR,PLAY!
iplaster.
Only $2 Per Ton.
- 2,240 POUNDS to the Ton.
T the Steamboat Lttritling. South Nor-
walk. The sttltscriliers are now prepared
to sell a Superior Quality of Plaster, at llte low
price of $2 Pol‘ Ton. —
Sorrze persons have taken particular pains to
report that we did not give but 2.000 pounds to
the inn. while others were selling 2 240. VVe
wish to have it fairly understood, that we will
2 0| only give 2 240 pounds. uitttl honest weight,
but that we. intend to canltmte to sell Plaster at
the Cargo Price. in quantities in suit ptircltas-
ers ' 'l‘ L & J R PECK.
Sottth Norwalk. Sept. 20. 1843.
f“lIonesty'is the Best Policy.”
Coal ! _ Coal !
$4 75 Per 'l‘on—Do'ubly Scrcctnetll
And uotone third dirt_ as has been represented,
for. sale at the Steam Boat Latttliiig, S. Norwalk
HE stiliscribers have now on hand, and art:
recoiviiig their stipivly of varir-us sizes of
the lies! qtinlily of P e :1 ch 0 1' c h :1. 1' all
Schuyllaill and Lchiglt Coal, which
lie)’ oller to sell from the Yard. \\‘4-‘ll screened.
and in good 0rdcr—N0l one third Dirt.
Some ofoor frit-ntls have taken rriucb trouble
rrnnneriiing our management iti buying and
selling Coal at reduced prices. and have arrivctl
at the conclusion that we trttist. sell part Dii't'—
All those ittider that impression. are invited to
call at the yard and exatttine the above.-
By so doing. they will probably find more dirt
about the report than the Coal.» _. -
- - . . T L 5:. J R P
South Norwallt, Sept. l3. IS43.
7 ‘0 the Pll_blic.—Tlie members ol'Relief
Fire. Cotttpatiyj conle"rnplate the establish-
mcnt ofa Library. for the use attd improveincut
or its members, and having been encouraged to
believe that the community would secoitd .-iicli
a prttjccl,give notice tosit_cu of their fiientls.
and the public. as are willing to_ rrialte,donatir_otts
of books ftir llldllllllllfifflllfle of this ()l'-jt’Cl, that
inlitrrnatioii in reference to such donations. or
the donations themselves. ttittv be‘ left with
\\’m K. Le.wi's,~ at the stureof Jttrttes Mallory
43:, (To. with S. H. Bailey. or with any rrictttbet
ofthe Company. Per order.
E. C.Bis_st-:I.,L. Secretary
_ Norwalk. Sept. 25 IS43;
will
Si3S
ECK.
Rana-.va_v from the subscriber on
. the 24tli_inst. an indented appren-
tice to the Fiafming business_.‘_ by
4- ~ the.n.1me of Morris Shelian, agetl
about 14 years. ' Said boy is ofmidrlling size.
active and intelligent. and wore away around
aliotttjacket and trousers. of blue black satinette.
All persons are forbidden to harbor or iriist sairl
ho_V under penalty oflaw. The _abnve reward
will bepaid for his apprehension and return.
' " ‘ Ctutitmtts STURGES.
\VilIon, S_e._nt. 25. 1543. "
One ‘Ceititt. Reward. ,
Left the employ ofthe subscriber. in cnrr.p:t-
nv with the‘ above. a boy bv the name of Edwin
l’
size. and die.-setl in grayisli clotlt dress Coal and
paittaloori.-',~-'witlr a hair cap. The public are
cautioned against h:irb'ori'ng’. trusting or ernplo_-.'-
ing said ru‘t't'away.- under penalty of law.
Iona WGRLBUTT.
V;‘l‘he.suIi.'sorittt-r has a _l‘en-m sitiuatcd
FIVE Dollars Rcwat-t'd.—- » A
. UST I-Recféived, the Largest Assortment 0
county. wlticlt tlie_ _subscr_iber «pledges -hiin
only. . '_I‘he_- lfolluwing Goods are fresh
ness, are well worthy oftlie attention ofthe public.
lishmeni possesses many advantages peculiar t
"t,...:..__T.::‘
c.
. . 5 ’l7Vesi't‘,‘i,17.'_,7_z“(l: of (Ira Bridge.
f‘ E_a§ltirittable Dryy Gtirids to be found in the
self 4!iti)_'f4st'2ll_a4§l’Cllt?'2]i?"Its ever for Cash, and casll
from New York, arttl ’frnm"*tlteir richness and cheap-
" it must not be‘ forgotten that this estab-
o itself. one of which is, the large amount of
goods disposed of. requiring so frequent replenishing of its stock. as to enable the proprietor to
be continually presenting something new‘.
a leading_establishment‘must always enjoy.
‘ This is a very imporlattl advantage, and one \\ bich
" - “ sfiroodsffor the Ladies.
10 pieces Rich Chusans; for Ladies’ Dresses
[2 ps Rich striped do‘
l5 ps Rich‘ dark striped Silks
12 - ps Blkand blue black do =
l0 ps super blk and blue. h.la_(:k Bnmllazines
13 ps super _s_atln stjripcd Alpacca Lustre,
ps
10 plain do [bl:tcla. blue blltt and cold
15 ps super Craps dc Lane
25 pg Mnuslin de Lanes. dark and very rich
40 psi Plaid Earlstuu Gingham
5 ps Super Eolienne
50 ps Silk Fringe and Gimp
B?1'oa5dclot:l1s, Catssitheres & Sattinette.
20 - ps lilk and blue. blk Broad Cloth. _.
l0 ps.'1Blue. invis. green and tnixt Brtiatlclolli
5 ps Drab cloth for Carriage Trimtnings
-'30 'ps Red, white, and yellow Flannel
’ . . i _ I
i ’\r
Dotttcstt
Brown and l)lt~3E_.‘li(‘llC‘()',lTi'lSlilTl by the case or bale
Bi-d Ticks in any quantity ‘
Linen Sll.il’,1l.llg\_l7,l'tl.\\'<ll an-'l \-/lt.°te. Linen Tal
for in an ext'eusivc.Dry‘ Gutls, lL‘tsta‘blislirnent.
20 ' ps blk.and,blue "black Cassamercs
30 ps Super Fancy Czissartteresy
50 ps Satttlot-ts all prices and colors:
An elegant assortmettt of Vesiing.
c G o 4) cl S.-
Brown and whi‘e.wltito twild Jeans
J0} and 12;} pure Linen Sheeting,
)l(‘- t'overs, and every article that can be called
Please. call and examine for yourst-._|ves.
C. J_. Gitum-.~t, West End the Bridgaa
II N
East ide of the Bridge.
Syg E6
V, I'l‘l-l an entire new stock of Goods. ll€l.‘3
this place.
Banks 66 Lewis, East side the Britlge, first dour norilt of
aS.~‘0l'ltl'l€lll. purchased for cash. and r-trtbrncing
Goods, which lie pledges liiittself. will be sold a
at AN;
again embarked in the Dry Goods trade in
He will be glad to see his old fzicrttls at the Store formerly occupied by
the Mill. He has a rare and rich
every new and desirable pattern and Style of
i the sntallcst possible advance from cost. Lel
it be tiittlersiootl that the subscriber will not be outdone by any title, either in he t:l'iaracter 0
ltis (:it‘ttltl.~‘, the excellence. of bis assotltttcttlt 0?
of Dry Goods. may rriake their selct: ions lion‘: a_ stat-it. as we have sai
it‘. place. for manv years.
opportunity \\‘lllt‘ll ltas ntit been etij tycd in ii
for ytiurst-lves. ()ur*goods will be shown with
cart ll.‘l‘.'e tlteut here without the expo so oftoll.
in fair and liohttrable dealing. Tl"-use in want.
d, before‘, t'.n(ire"q min. an
l’lt.'asC call and examine
If the public wantbargains, they
plt‘-asute.~
S E G HUMAN.
gfiile fees.
First door North oftite Mill——'E.'tst side of the Bridge.
I’. S. lfoiir neighbors had trtimntencetl years
they could not at this late sea-btt, have been old
to let their custoiners. who have gone astray. kn
C A ss l .\l E RES, oflatesl's’yles.-dn_of \Vool
lllztck. _ ‘ E Gnnsrxn.
COTTON. UP _!--Brotvn, Muslin. yard
' -.vitle,six_ pence ,perl_’y.=t_t~tl. and Cotton
Flannel at the satne price. at tbe’Eotpire. Store.-
- S -_E GRUMAS.
‘ ' C I__ . . V
W e s t 1 D g s .
HE ntostapproved style of velvet testings.
otii this Fall. are at S E GRU1iH.\’.~t.
Domestic Jiftrsiitzs,
By the bale, "piece or yard, cheap by
JAMES MA1.Lunt' & Co.
Scp!.,.S5illSll3.
Real Estate -
AT AUCTION.
HE subscriber will trlli-.r for sale at Public
Auction, on Saturday. Oct. 7th at 2
o'clock.'P. M. if not previously d sptsr-d | if at
private sale. a part of his Block of Buildings-
ctinlainiug 3 stores, t-ommeticirtgt at \Viit. E.
Bis.-'c|l's. Drug ..‘lt)l‘t‘, antl running to No. l, to
the watering place. iliert-t is a large plot of
ground ritrtriiiig northerly from llle_l)ulltlllI9_S to
Htib!-ell &. Co Lot bounded on the East by the
Mill Pond, which can be added it if it is wished,
there is it drill to it, from the Ewes: end of the‘
block. it is very desirable for irtcttliaztical pnrs
poses, there lwing alwaysa large supply of wa-
ler lianrly. Pt-rsoits'wisltirt,g to make art invest:
nteni, where they can get llIPll' rents paid quar-
terly. will do well to give it their attention, as
it is an tlpptirltlllllyi not often to be met with.
'l‘8i‘ms‘ll'le(le known at the time ol'sn|e.
- Joan Buitittt.t..
l\'nr\\':tlli. Sept. 1. I843
' Safes at ‘$70.95.
H E snltscriber ol'li‘rsltis stock of Dry Goods,
antl Crockery at cost. for cash. 2'
All persons indebted eitlter by Book or Note.
are requested it) make iutmetliate payment.
' Geo. ST. Juan.
Nortvnlk. September 4. 18-13.
For-ms for Sale !
§EVERAl; Tracts of Land wiili the. build-
5; ings tliereon. belonging to the. Eilflle of
Atirinda Lambert, l'aIeol' Wilton dcc. areolfered
-for sale by the Ex-ecutor.
SAML. F. LAMB]-‘.R'l‘.
All perstns having claims i,l,‘__{fllllSl’.\"Iltl'(’.5l8le
are rt qitesletl to present the .~a'r'!‘t_e for settle-
ment, and all those indebted to said estate are
reqtiesletl to make immediate payment to the
Execrttior above named._, . *
VVillon, Sep. IS. 1343. i t .38
FARIYI For Sale.--For sale
_-.a small Farm siluat_ed_in Norwalk.
about two miles fronrtlie Bridge, on
» the main road to New Canaan. near
the Four Corners. containing» thirty one acres
of good land, with a srnallfarm House. (Ste.
thereon. Said place is very suitable for a
farmer or a mechanic, and well wo‘rih the at-
tention oftliose who would like to purchase", as
it will he sold low- For terms apply in
Norwalk. Scpt. 25. 1843 CHAS lsA‘.~cs. 39
IS§0LU'I.‘ION.— -The coparl lI8l‘.~lli[)
lieretolore existing under the firm of Jen-
-zogs 6:. Davis, is this day dissolved bv mutual
-~onsent. G. D. ’.l_l-INNING3'
” ’ Bt'rt~i.r. R..DAv'is.
Nrirwalk, Sen. 13.1853 -
All persons indebted to the above firm are in-
t‘ormed that their accou-tits‘ must be settled wit_h~
to
9'6
s.
"on delay.
The subscriber will‘ co‘ntit‘rue the (}'rocer_y
\Viltott,i Sept. 25'. 1843.
O lbusioesséat tlieolcl stand. G. D. Jnsntscs.
..
ago to sell out n ‘*lacll£r" above cost. 93 We did.
igetl to get out a play card as long as your arm;
ow it. _ I _
For Sale.
. PRICE-$1050.
A Business Situation in Darien. on that
C0'Il7l£’-(3liC'll.l 'Iu1'npi/cc, 80 rods l-Vest of the
"Brio/r. Jllceting House, cortsisling of a. Du-el-
tling House.-,,_a) Goorl Ba.-rn, Store and Fire’
Acres ofLand.
. ‘HE Store is situated upon the corner of
the tiirnpike antl road: leading to New
Canaan, and is a peculiarly eligable siutatioa
for business of arty desci-ip'ion. either Merchan-
tile or .‘viechanir:al.- On the land is a variety of
gootl ftu'ii, also good water. and, by good judges
.lte premises, at the above price,-are considered
very cheap. The payments will be made sat-
isfrctory to the purchaser.
For further ptirticolars enquire ofWm. Brady
.\l:is!cr in the U. S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N.-
Y. or of the subscriber near Ilte premises. \\ hot
is agent for M r. Brady. AltllA\l Ct.oca..
Darieti. September 5. lS~l3.
.. O
Great Bargain !
T H E subscriber ofii-.-rs For Sale. his well
known place, situated at Five Mile River’
L:-tndihg. criiisisting of a Store 3; Dock suitable
for the tnarlteiing l)USll’)t.'FS.l()g°l.l1PfWilll a large
6: contmodious HOUSE. Barn. is-. other out build-'
ings. On the premises there is a large number‘
of fruit trees of various kinds. Said place con-
tains one acre of grountl,di\idetl ittto a garden
and door yard, at b'arn yard, and p‘oultry yard.
all of which are well and newly fenced. Near‘
the door is a well of never failing \.\'8l(.'l'- For
l'urt'n‘cr particulars enq‘uire of the subscriber on
lllt‘ p‘ret'rtises. lf said property is not sold by
the 20th day of November next, it will their
positively be sold at public vendue. ,
MILES R or.
Nnrwnlk. Aitgttst 23' i843. 35
Blacksmith Wa::ted.—The blacks
stiiitlt shop near the store of the subscri-
ber. in Wilton, being now unoccupied, presents
a rare chance fora person wishing to commence
business in that line. The shop. dcc. can to
had on accommodating terms by making’ im
mediate application to
Grzoaei-; B. llltonmznnoox.
Wilton, Aug. 28, 1843. 35
UNS! Gllns!!—Fine and low priced
doutile and single barrell Guns. Fine and
low priced pocket Pistols, copper and transpa-
rent Ponder Flasks. ribbed and split and plain
Percussion Caps,just received and for sale by‘
VV C S't'Ri-:i:'r'.
OGKS 1 Books :—For the People
find their Chil(ll'en.'—-Tire’ subscri-
ber has just received the following worksi
The Ba nlter‘sVVife. ]2§r:ts,
'° Presidettt’s Daughter, '~ *3
“ Neighbors, “ -~'
on at
“ False Heir. by G. P.K.Jamcs
_“' Home or Family Cares&Fainily Joys “
“ Days ol Queen Mary -25
. " Lye|l’s Lectures on Geology.
The true Cit-urchman Warned against the
Errors of the Times, by Home Anthon.
D. D. , 12; etc.
P'usey’s Sermon’ bi cts.
Parleys Uttiversal History, The Young
Rover. .\_Villy the \Vander'er, t»‘&lr'to'mac or the
Golden Rule; a tale oftlie sea :=‘()ld lronsidc. at
.=:o'r_v ofa shipwreck; l’arley’s Europe. Asia.
"Pacific ocean,Gree'c‘e, Little Reader do Fables:
T~h'i Atinualetlc, gt Gift fox-the Young; Yauth’3
lieeltsflke. for 1344: Shipwrecks and Disasters
at Sea. ilitistraterl-by-100 engravings : ‘Incidents
lot‘ the Revolu-tioii; Wotn:an.- an E-sigma‘. or
tljtfe. and its R-eve.ai'irrgs. The above works
twill be sold cheap for cash. Joan At. \VEi»:r'>‘.
It
(‘I8
is
pocket Bibles.
.' N. B. »Anotl'tct_*lotE of those cheap l’em"1l'y and-y
Norwalk Chronicler