- which he will sell or exchange for other prop-
NUMBER 212éNEW tsiaiiiti-is.
’-It.‘eli'n:‘i's of the G:3$r’.()E3.(!.
Village Siiliscijibcrs hy,Cari'ier—V-per your. --
Ill:-.il do in atlvaiice do (it). -3 Uil
Ollicc Slli)SCl‘li)C1’S, or those living out of tlie .
C:irt‘iei"s district, and who call for their pa-
r l
pcrs tttllte <)_-‘lice - - - - - - - - - - 1 "Oi
Coittpaiiics of '()l'!ll!t)).'C rccciiiiig tuui p.i- 1 r0,
pers by mail, it paid. in advaiice. - -- - . - . - - . - -.> :
Rates of Aiflvcraisitizg. t
One .<rpiarc——]G lines or tinder-—-1 insertion. . - (l ;.
v1V“.0 hbcl-’t'“,n__: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . .. K-I f
Tlircc itt—~‘e1'ti0 115- - - -3 - - - - - - - - - - ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' I i
liacli fiillotviiig -iii:tci_-tioii. . .’- - .Y - ._ . . . - - - - - - »-U I
.]~‘,xecuim-’_.; ;-_ml Adiiiiiiistrator s l\oticcs. - - - . . 1 l
C0iiiiiiissiniicr’s11011085 - - - - - - - - - -, - - - - - - - - - - 1 ‘if’ E
Git.-ii-ilitin, Divorce, ant] other notices.-- -. . - 1 C0.
' the square.‘ |
‘Y9.-arly advei'tisci's, oii sqttfll'8..-. o - - - - - - - - Ill’ 00’ i
' piivablc quarterly. The privilege of yc-:-.i'i_v an-,
ieitiscrs is limited to their own imuicdiitte btisi-i
ne-s.
Casttiil advci'tisciiictits sciit to this Clliicc, Ml.'S’I‘ Ill‘.
.AcCoi.ii'.t.\‘ii:ii BY Tl-ll-1 CA5!-I TU i.\'sUiu: l.\‘Sl-‘.R'l’lO.‘t‘
iosiiiipritixirtrie, D
ot~‘ ALL KINDS,
‘Executed at the Gazette Gtmce.
isetrt:ilg- as t
A Large Stock oil‘ Dry 6100118!
JAS. MALLORY 84. CO.
EAVING in contentpliition, ii cliaiigr: in
their busiiess. \\'tttlltl offer to the ttiiltlit:
.ilitir entire stock of Dry Goods. r.-niiipri=‘l”{-’ ‘‘
largo. atiil stipcrior as-soriineiti of It‘-it'll‘-5" ‘““l
Staple G-toils. at airilliiig advaiicc lruiii cost.
lliiiiitilli woiil-lsay to those who rnay lie in wait!
ofgonds. suited to ilte present atid :iitl"""'Tl(‘ll'
iiig seasons, that we have on hand every ar-
ticle that tiiay he called for, and that, if a.y
are desirous of buying Dry Gittttl-‘R -'3‘ "lll""
own ,,,i\c:,,,_”l1ic (iiii‘i0}l’l.Ullll_y is pltlw :Jll:]ll"i|l:.(l
(hem, -e‘ cnonge t tat aity cat 'llg it 9.
with the (!X[te(.'lt'l.liI?t)ft of buying cheap, shall not
go away disappointed. -_ _
\Ve have just received in aililittott titttttr
former stuck, it very large '-issoriiiiciii ol N013’
Goods. aiiioiig which we iiiciitiott the l'UllUW-
iiig articles, vizé
/Sallinells
Bea-L-cr Clollis,
- Vestitigs.
Fl.7.n.2icls. Ben.t;crte.cn.s, Bt.t.u.,2‘7I’/l CON]-
Tic/rings, Linc/i. anrf Cotton Df.'t‘7ICT$. Af-
pizccas, C}Lu..mti..s', Muslin dc _L((7l.CS, flI€I'l'
nos, Bornba.zi'./res, an-'l Ging/m-Ins.
Also, splendid lot of Silks-ofevery style. and
in fact almost evyry thing else iii the way of
Dry Gnotls.
Ca.»-sitttcres.
Brotttlclu//is
V11 HE public are resper:il'iilly iiiformed.~thaI
' the stiliscrilier has taken the store recently
ticctipicd by George \V. R:-iymond. for the
piirpose of cnndiiciing the tailoring business.-
He thinks he cati say wiilioiii Cg”!-35"]! lltfll
his experience has beenisiich as to warrant his
confidence in his ability to give satisftmtion to
tliosc favoring ltim with their patronage in any
branch of his business. The latest fatsliions
will be consulted both in cutting anil iriiiiniing.
And all garments made to Order, warratiietl to
fit. Particuluar and prompt attention paid to
ctitting.
ON lirinrl a good assortment of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings and Trim mings.
Also :1 large quantity of stocks. C'7ll3rSs B0-
soins, Cravats, Suspenders. Gloves. Eco.
‘ ELBERT CURTIS.
Norwalk, May16, 1343.
A Egare @iBz‘z2.El3.®®.
A F.-2-t'ii?.1'iI FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his
Farm, situated in New Canrtatt.
near the ceriter nfsaiil town. Said
20
.])l'tllgll and wood land, with a good orchard of
grafted fruit trees, and a large anti conyeiitent
ilwclling house, barn, and other out buildings,
in good repair, standing thereon. Also, a never
failing well of excellent water a few feet front
thedoor. Said farm is in good ri=.p.'-iir, and
under a high state of cultivation. Any person
wishing to purc|iase,...will do well to call on
me subscriber, living on the premises, as it will
be sold at a great bargain. Payments made
easy.
The subscriber has also. several other small
' I ~ ll
ll'aCi.S'0fl2lt)(i. lying near the above descrtaed
property, whtcli he oliers for sale. '‘
Also. a tract of land consisting of aboiii 250
acres, situated in Lewis Coiiniv,New York,
ertv. CH.-\Ut\‘CF.Y B. HOYT.
New Canaan, October 17. 1843-
Fairms for Sale!
EVERAL Tracts ofLind with the build
ings thereon, belonging to the Estate of
Aurinda Lzirnberi, late of Wilton dcc. areoffcred
for sale by the Executor,
SAML. F. LAi\lBEl".T.
All persons having claims against said estate
are reqiiested to present the same for settle-
ment, and all those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the
Executor above named. N
\Vi|i0n, Sep. 18. 1843. 3b
ENTAL situ'gery.—A. Hill, Dental
Surgeon, offers his services to the public
in every departmentof Dental Surgery.‘
Office as heretofore. in Burrall’s Buildings.
Refcrcncss--J. A. M’Lcan. M. D; Ira Greg
o,_ry, M. D; Hon. '1‘. 3. Butler;_ Hon. Bent.
lsaacs; Rev.Dr Mead; Rev Edwin Hall: IWV
Gr. N. Smith. Norwal/c. Nehemiah Pcrry,M.D.
_Rid2'eficltf. R.B. Bottsford ,M. D. Darrburyt.
Dr.lrIowellR.'odgcrs Colchestcr. Wm Witter,
42
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>‘ui=t-:iiioi». (_ ()Ult'i‘. l*‘.tiiii~‘ii:i.i) (,'oi:.\"t 1'.
I ()cl.-t/tc-I'_"./'1/‘iii, lS=.l‘.>'. E
-If f’O.‘\" the I)£'ll'l- it of i.'\ltl‘l_{rll \Vliiiittg. of
Siitiiifortl. in suit! Cotitlty. sliiixiiiig to thi-
Uwtirt iltiit t_iti (ll' iitiiiiit Iiii-. ill-li tiny i,-fUt:tiil_ti*r.
I533, she was lll.'il'l'li‘(l to .lt-ssi: \Viiitl:=.g llt('ll of
l.).=_trtc:i. lll said Ciiiiitty. and ever ;,.fti.r lived
with ltllll iii the (llS(‘llUlgl.' of all l](‘r duties its
hi- it ile, until oti or about the .‘22d day of.-\ii,;ti.~tt,
«I337. tvltezi he did \\llllt tit llll)'_jll>'llll‘IIJlt‘. caiise
\\'t'oti_«.-_ftiliy and \\ilfully (lt'$t:l'l 2ll.’ll 2ill3Ell'tti0ll
her. and went, as she i-2 iiifortiit-if atid llt‘ll(.1VC‘S.
to 'l'exas, as li:is ever since livid éJ\'.1I) front lt('l
itt utter tlcsciiinii aiiil ztliaiitlliiimmit of ill I‘.
part uftlic time in this State. and the rest r.-ftliii
tiiiicoiit of this State. as slat; is iitlitrtiiril, lll
Ti-xtis. but in \\ll1ll. part lll("v'('ltl she doth tint
ktiuw. with uiltiil and total iii-glut-t of his tlt.ty
to lit-r:is his wile during the \\ little time asaforcv
said; and for that cause, prayi fir a divorce
as prr peiitii.-ti on file in this (ft,-tiri, dazed
Scpieiitiicr lot, 1543. will more fully appcttr.
l~:i:isniitclt as it is Slitiull to this Coot‘. that
the rt spoiiilt-tit. the said J-'sse \\'l.itin_2. is Lll)..\('l_ll
-tot t-fthis State. and cannot be Sl‘I'\"t'(l with
zictiial ii._;tici-_, without great cxpt-iise, it l.<(‘-«!‘ll(‘l‘(’tl
tlial. saiil pr-tiiiori be i‘-tititlnuctl to ll 0 in .\'.t it tit:
oftiiis court to be liolilcti at I't1iifit~l=i. (‘ti thi-
.'2t_l Tiicstlay of Ft.-briiziry ricxt,aiiil the p4‘:i:it-ztii-y
of said iictition I)!-‘. ptililislit-tl, viz. liy the publi
cation ofa trtic copy of this order, attested by
the clerk ofiltis court. in two tie,-wspapers in illl>
State, viz. in the Sttiiiiford Atlvticate, piih!i.~l'ii‘il
iii Sizitiifortl. in said t-ottiity. and iii the i‘\’iir'.valli
(J';.z~.ttc. piiblislietl in i\'or\val|i. in Haiti County.
six wt-ck Sl)('(.'(‘S.~l\’(‘l:y’. lllllt:{‘.tll.'-ll(Jl_\' after the
rising ofthis Court. ’ By Oral: r of (Totirt.
\‘»'ii ll. i\'oi;i.i-:, (Eli-rlt.
The above ar.«l forcgoiiia is a true coiy of
the otdcro! S‘-llll Court tirade on t‘ e above pcti~
tiori. at said (.)l_'|(ll)(“l' Term. A. D. I843.
6:-"[6 Test. Wat. ll l\'oni;i:, Clerk.
ii
\
SUPERIOR COUIH‘, l"AlI‘.I"ll‘Zl.l) CttU.\"lY
October Term. l8-ll)’.
PON the pclitiott of Clztrt‘is.~:a Lockitood of
Giweriwicli in said county Sll()\\ ll:_g to this
(.‘onrt.iliai oti or about tlii-'10 liday t-fJz-iiiuary.
l833..~ltc was iiiarriv Ll to Dcrison A. Lot-kit nod
their t=fsztiil-Grcciiwicii, birt now. and fir lltt).'('
than three years last passed aliscoiitlcd front
and out oftbis State to parts to her uiiknnwn;
that she lived \\l|ll him in the di.~i.-liarge of alt
ll(‘l' duties until oti or about the 224 day of‘.lune,
l8Zl9, when he wilfully. wiilioi.t just Cause.
deserted, €tUll!l(lt)ltt&‘d and lift her, and left this
State, and has cvt-r since resided out of this
State in parts to her tinktiown, and lor more.-
than three years last pass~.i:il, has utterly aiirl
wilfully deserted and aharidoticd licr, vtitii total
neglect rifduiy to her during all the time afore-
said, and for that cause praying for a divorce
as per petition on file dated April 21st, 1543.
will more ful'y appear.
liiasmiiieh as it is made toappcar to this court
iliai the rcspondcrit, the said Dciiisoii A. Lurk-
wood is absent oat. oftliis State atid cantioi be
served with actual notice without great expense,
it is 0fllf,'l'C(l that said petition he i-oiitiiiuid to
the next term of this Court, to lie holdcii at
Ftiirfieltl in and for said County on ilic .‘2:.l
Tuesilay ol’Ft-britary. 1844., and ll‘al the pen-
tlt-ticy of said petition he publislicd in two
tlet\'SpI‘lpC“S in this State, viz: by piililisliitig it
trite copy of this order aiie.~te:l by ilie clerk of
this court, in the Stamford Advocate, piiblis-lied
in Staitiford in said Coiiuty. and in the Norwalk
Gazette, published in Norwalk in said County,
for six weeks $LlCccssi\'cly, immediately alter
the rising of this court. By order ofcotiri,
War. H. NorzLi:,Cle.rk.
The above and foregoing is a true copy of the
ordcr of said r-oiirt. passed at the October teriii
ihereofon said peti ion. A. D lS~13.
'l‘cst. \V.\i. ll. Noniu-2. Clerk.
i\'ovembei 8, I313. 6t'~1G
Sucsiuoii COURT FAIRFIELID COU-.\‘T\’,
October Term. 1843. E
PON the petition of Alice Hoyt of Green
wich in said county. showing that on or
about the month of O(:lnl.)er, 1837. she was
iriarried to Sieplien Hoyt then ofsziitl Greenwicli
l)Ul now gone to parts iiiikiiowii, that she has
i‘\.'€f lived with him its his wife on or about the
lst day of.lantiary, 1839. and more than three
years ago lie wilfully and wrniigfully, and willi-
oni just cause tlt'SCl'lk"tl her, and has ever since
continued absent and away front her in wilful
and wrong drseriioii of tier. in parts to her
unl-znown, with wilftil and total neglect during
all the time zifiircsaitl, nfliis duty to her as his
wife, and for iliai cause piayiiig for a divorce
as per p':iiion on file dated July 6th 1843,
more fully appears.
liiasniuch as it is made toappcar to this court
that the respondent. the said Sit-plien Hoyt. is
absent out ofthis State and ciiiiuot be served
with actual notice without great expense, it is
ordered iliat said [?(*llll()lt be continuerl to the
next term ofthis court to be lioltlcii at Fairfield
in aiii.l for said county on the 2d Tuesday of
Fclirtiary. 1844. and that the pt-ndeiicv of said
petition shall be pulilislied in two newspapers
in this Slalt‘, viz: by publishing a trite copy of
this order atiestvtl by the clerk of this Court.
ptililishcrl in the Srauiford Advocate. publislied
in Siariiforil in said county, and iii the Norwalk
Gazette published in Norwalk in said county
for six weeks successively, immediatr.-l_v after
the rising of this court. By order oft-oiirt,
\V:»i. H. l\‘<:.-ci.i-:, Clerk.
The above and foregoing is a true Prtpy of
the order of said Superior Court p£‘.S$.('ll at the
October ierrii thereof‘, A D. .1843.
Test. \t’V_tii. II. t\oii1..v., Clerk.
November 8, 1843. GHI6
0TICE.——The Court of Probate for the
district of Ridgcfield, liath limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors oftlie estate of
C/mrlolt Burt,
late of Ritlgefield in said district, dc-ceased, to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who
negtect to present their accounts properly
attested within said time will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL \V. FROST. Executor.
North Salem, l5ih November, 1813. 3t*47
ALL persons interested in the estate ofBrad-
. ley Keeler, of New Canaan, who has as-
signed the sanie to the subscriber, in trust for
the benefit of his creditors, are hereby notified
to appear (if they see cause) at the Probate
Ofiice in Nor\valk,ori the 7th day of December.
M. D. lVz'lfimantic. Ct.
[LLINE RY Goods.--Hat Velvel-‘
, plain and watered; Hat Silks. plain and
A. D. 1843. at 9 o‘clock in the forcnnon, then
and there to be heard relative to the appoint-
iiicut of Comiiiissioners oit said estate.
W/i'r'rs COMS'lOCXi, Trustee.-
waiercd, and a beautiful assortfimettt of H8!
Ribbons, Just received by S l1.
New Canaan, Nov. 27,1843.
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‘POETRY
i:i:t"i*:-:1-::—-Plartise insert the ft.-llowiiig ex-
Mti. P
tract in your its’.-fiil paper, and very iiiticli oblige
your old friend.
THE 'I‘EACi‘IER.
Of till professions that the ivorld hits kzioivn
ifroiii clowns and colilcifs, tipwzird to the tliroiie ;
Fruit: the gt-zivc iircliitccts of Greece and Route,
Down the l c.incr of it l'ai'tliing brooiii,
The ivorst for cute and iitidescrvcd abuse,
The first in real dignity and use,
Ifskilled to teach anfjl ililigeiit to rple,
Is the teacher of ll ' i;-ttrict Sc.-.oo .
He leads tiic gloiviiig iniiid thro’ every stage,
Froiii littiiihle A B C, to Goths owii p:igc— _
Pruitt CUiZl'SC 1'Oligil_l)0i-lit)()l-La‘, horrid tp the sight,
To liiiiwist lines that iinat on pttrest wliitc,
I*‘roiii l\'tiiiicra‘.ioii through an opening way
Till dark aiiiiiiitics seciii clear as day.
lfsncli his toil, sure honor, and rcgitrd,
Aiid licalili and peace should be his rival‘ rc\§'=11'd 3
Sure every tongue shntilil tttlcr forth his pi':tt.~'c,_
And lili-ssiii;;s croivzi the cvcuiiig ofliis (lays.
Yes! L-lc::.<ed iiirlccd by cold, tiiigrtitel’ul scoi'ii—
\\’itli.~'ttidy pale, and daily crosses \vo_i'ii,
Coiit.leniii’d each ltjtllttlls day, such toilet to hear,
As well iiiiglit drive, c’cii patience to dispair.
I)espis’d by those who to his l:il)oi';s‘ owe
All that they read, and ltllll().-jl. all they know;
}’liic"d on it poiiit—tlie object ofcacli siiccr,
His liiiilts eiil:ii'gc—~liis iiierits diszippeiir.
If mild, our la’/.v l.(.‘:lCll(:‘l' loves his case,
The boys at scliool do any thing they please ;
If rigid, he's a cross, liiird-lieaitcd wretcli,
He drives his cliililrcii sttipitl with his sivilcii.
My boy tvidi gentle iiicaii.-4 iuitids in it breath,
But froiviis and lloggiiis friglitcii hint to dctit.li--
Do ivliat he will, his coiitliict iimiigiieil,
And dear the title’tliiit he gets is gutii’v.l: _
Jtist: Ilcziveiil who l(ll()\\’.‘$ the iiiirciiiitttiig care,
Aiiil dccp solicittide that teitcliers slime.
If this tlicir fate hv tliv tlivitic control,
0. give tlieiii strciiigtli and fnrtittidc ofsottl-—
Souls to tlcspi.~:c the empty toiigttcrs oflzllttt-‘y
And sticciigtli to inakc tlic stiirdiii-.;t scliolitrs tziine.
(iii'iit1ttlii.~:, yc powers! to pcil-.igtigi:es di.strcss’d,
Tlit.-ii‘ sliarp lltll'(llllCl{(.‘1'lCS will do the rest.
THE \‘t’0.E{LI) HAS ‘VON THEE.
The world hits wot; ‘il:ce—go thy way ;
I will not slizirc thy lictirt,
I knew it \‘.'0lllt.l be tlitts, an-;l now
I tiiii pl'(:pill'Ctl to part.
Slow and sadly I have loosed
Each feeling front thy hold,
And reconciled my mind at length
To see thee cliiiiiged and cold.
I could not l)1'€ll.l{ with sudden force,
The ties so closely boiiiid,
But calm and stctiily clforts have
Each secret cord iiiiivotiiid.
The world has won tlice—-and I know
’l.‘li:tt in its cli:ii'tiicd eiiibracc,
The iiiciiiiiry of the past will glide _
Away witliout it trace.
But it will leave in alter years,
Upon thy bi'cast; it stain,
Vflticli, even Letlie’s sti'c:iin ivotild fail
To ivasli aiviiy again.
In sorrow, not in iiiigcr, now
I hid tlice this fareivcll,
And call iii_v heart to its own home,
In solitude to dwell.
The ivorld has won tlice——I refuse
To take thy love again,
It is not ivortli all it has lirotiglit
()l'bitteritess and pain ;
For though in ;\Iciiioi'y’s tangled web,
Sonic golden threads are ivroiiglit,
They cannot Slllllil 'l.‘tiiic’s iiiildew duiitp,
With blight and ruin fraiiglit.
And yet it is no fault of thine,
Like all iiiaiikiiid to he,
Mine was the fully to believe
Tliat none were like to thee.
MISCELLANY.
1)e&(iliitg' Society ()rator.—- Dear l’.,di.i
you cvct‘ ltvitl‘ Oi'alol' 0 Bothct'uiii’s speech
before the Dehutiiig Society, “On the coni-
p:tl'1tllVt:‘ happiness of the rich and the poor
man 2‘,
“M,-_ Pix-si.leiit,’_’ s-lid he, “I shall proceed
to compare riches to poverty, in such a lush-
yon yolfll p':’l'CL‘I\'t3 there.-’s no coiitparison at
all. Ilappiiiess is like a crow perched upon
at (llSl.:il1l.lllll, ii-liich the etgcr sportsuiaii
,.,,i,,|y to no put-po.-e endeavors to reproticli.
He looks at the crow, l\‘lr. I’i'csidei=it, and the
crow looks at him; but the very iiioiiietit he
cridcavors to reproach him, he vanishes
awtiv like the sciiisrnzttic tints of the rain-
bow: which it was the i:iirn.0tl'c1l NCWWD
that first deplored and eriveloptd the Causes
of it.
Is not the sofa, Mr. Prcsiilent, on which
the rich man declines his iiieagre and ema-
.-no
Publi’s!ii“ed_ Every ‘weclnesclay ltioiifiaiing, Toy .liA1?IES BEER), Jr‘. at Turbo Dotl‘;u:s,P
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- llli‘SL‘ c:iiiriot be flallgfl-Z.
c tr I .1 win 11 jail
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VOLUME 25»NUtiBER, 49.
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_, From Ilzc Lt'lr~/t_/iclel Enquirer.
"PHI-.‘<’L 'l‘l~l.t’l‘ C.»\N.\'O l‘l BOUGI-l'l‘.
' ‘lie pure air that Itl‘t:‘=.t'.l1t’s upon the
rllolllllltltl tops, the bri-iitl'i of air, S(’ll and sky.
'.i’l:1l.'tll(l\'t.‘S the sli-tidct‘ li'Zl\'L‘S of the flow: r
t-{irli a gentle greeting, or ivtikvs the foliage
til the forest trct-s to its ttiyriid tiielo"ilies——-
ti-pt gives life, and beauty, and joy to the
ivtirld—tliis CllllllOl be bi)u1__’l’t'.. ~
i;l‘.'ic cliatigiiig seiisotis, tlicse carriers and
tliipcnst-rs of the bouritit-s of I']t3«i's'Cll to evi-r_v
clinic. that bear on their Swift wings the l_\'p"
ole-very lTl0t‘:il, and Cl'0‘~‘.'I1 the L'll't.‘ld of tlir.
yt-_,lir ttitlia garland of happy iiii*iiiot‘ii~s—-
3"
)1‘;
.I'le.tlth, rosy liczilth, with merry eye and
j-tciind laugh, and step so t-lastii: ..-s sctirccly
tocrnsh the dew drop that it traiiiplt-s—~heul=h
The New Eng/artrl Sari-.'l'_7/. ttt‘ Ut'ltlt~'l'>3lRn(l.l
are pl inning for an 3:nl|l\'t'|'Si|l'Y llili _Vt‘=tf, 01
niiii.~:u.il !Ili."l“Sl. The fartlmi' we lioat on
the .=.tt‘i-aiii oftiiiic aivav from the latliliiig id
our fitl'iri's, the l1lOl't’ iiii:-it-at is tlierr §~tbrr~
ingj, all the while, about the fI‘t't".llt‘L2ll(.lfl of
tli it cvent. When we stood the oth--r tl.i_v
before li\'i~ir’s grvat picture of the t’lltbl‘lil\‘lt-'-
lion, and rciiietiibcri-il illti. upon that dick"
was gather:-d the \\'Ol'liI s be st liope for lib. r-
ty and \'ll'illP, we felt i£li‘.\'ttI’t‘$Sillilt‘ Sttli:'f&;c-
iion in liriouitig the l.-icitliztt l3tO\‘ldt‘llCC hud_
stisuiiiictil that liopt-, and landed ili.itcoiiipan_v
iii Aincrica. What if that coinpttriy had
been ot'crivliL-lined on the passage; \\ ho can
say how lliljgh 0,” mac would have l)r'lll
l‘r'l.ltl'(l'.’il in its SlI'tl£_Z‘;_3lt.' for cti::iiicip:itE0ii
front the craft of kings and pri-.»sts 'l'i.i-
the tnotlier of lltll'll'l——Illt‘- sister of cliecrfiil-
l'l"5S—-llO'.V in -l'l_\t a lltt)l’l_-"ll‘Cl'l in the pride, ol
pittvi.-i' ll't1ll'l£IIlt'S'.l'(I tvitii dying lips that she
ci~iiiot be bought.
vlieauty traiiiiut be boiiglit. She comes
gnify into the world with her sniootli bruit
and delicate ciii-ck ; and iv it-revt-r slit: look:
there is ft sriiili-. But t.'V('l'l \\ bile \\t' it-Jiiiise
«ct lt)V(‘llllt$S, lo, stiililliily the rust; has
.:liiingid to a lily. and as siid.l.-iil_v the lift
his bvcoiiie ll faded fl0\\t:‘l'l bririids may
iviycp, lll('(.llt,'lPit'l'S l'llil_V l~._ivisli storl s ol ilrn-gs
ztcétiiiiul.itci:i throiigli ages of l- artiiiig, the
heart lli:i_\' flatter l)rl.\\'L'(’ll hope and liar,
and _v«l. Beiiuty may never l't’llll'l'l. 'l'hl-
\\'t‘(ll'.ll it lit-ars lies not in Ciolci.-iitla or lati-
kt.i_i'—- it lies in the favor of :1 bouiitcuus
iii-aven.
‘- Ft'icii-.lsliip cannot be bought. The favor
ofthc world may be ptirchlist-d by (’Xl.f'l'llt'.ll
sliotvs, but it lorroiis its liglit f!()tll the glit-
tctiiig surfztce of the object oti \\ liicli it gnzx s
rind ‘(lies poor, sickly fl.iine, tvliin that stir-
f'r1:.'t.’.lSlitl'l'll$l1(’Cl bv adverse foituiic. But
th~' pure, deep Sylll-pi‘lll'ilC5‘ of two gt t.-crous
hezirts iii l.llt'll‘ llllp-'tSSlt)llt‘-ii, lltllllllll clcv0~
It-_=n, are not cotniiiodities of trallic.
Love too, spiiitaiicous love that cannot
bt‘lll' to tie traiispltiiit-rd, but with--rs as Soon as
it is plucked from the bosom ol the soil
ivlityliire it sprung——i.-.-hose incipient love is :1
look, a ivoid, a sigh, a sinil ; whose subs.-
qllt‘l'll growth is kindly attention, rt-cipi‘oc.ll
ease, Sllr’llCt'.‘ that is the most t‘fIlt.‘lt“l'll spouti-
t‘l"f—lO\'f‘, whose pledge is the U‘/ll)/L’ of inor-
'.lti"lllL’ with its joys and sorrows, shared in
eou.i| in- asure, and whose best postliiiuittus
ta.-tie is the nieinory that slet-ps iii the dt-pths
of-one Sffe/it bi‘e:ist——say not, as you honor
the nature that you bear, say not that it. can
be bought. with gold!
lRt:'llgl0t’l, the l<i~v that opr-ns the gates of
ll:-f'nriii:ititii‘i uiigh‘. have bet it O'v'r‘l'pt')\\'t‘l't'(l,
'-ltitl thick clouds have bet-rt aigaiii Sills!-
ting out the light. As it \‘.‘:iS, the wt.-rk oi
vtxiaiicipation, couipl-.te :1 d thorotigli, was
done at once. O.ir' aiiccstors C()flllliCll'Z(‘t'l oii
‘lllt‘St? slioiws, not striiggliiig under Hlu$.S(’S oi
oppr-ssion and lQlll.ll‘iltt'.'t‘, hut I/icy Z.-egar/i
_/iI'r'e. I4 -olt at Etiglziiiil. lloiv she ll’ liver‘
with Cl'~Sli't'S for lll)c:t\‘_ :ir.tl how she is let
ti-red and ttithiwilli-d siill, two l]l.lllt.lrt'll and
ttvt~iit_v yi,+.it's after that portion of her pen-
is attic. of: tie Bela go.
J'\/\/
Too Good to be La.-l.—_. Quite a lt}(llCll'.?llS
‘sci-iii-, siiys the Albiiiiy Atlas, occurred the
_oilter (-v;niiig' at the l'tjSitlt'l'.'(‘c of the District
z‘\itoi'i_ii=_v, Mi‘. Wlieatrri, i\l.o lad gone to
;Ncii.' York, l=ai'ing his f niiiy in a shite of
?:il=,:riii from fearof rubbers. A bout 6 o’cloclr
.i‘tl- ssrs. [Iowa 8:. Fret-ninii, who had been
matting ti‘ coat for Mr. W. sent the boy with
it to his house._ On‘ arrivin-_r, the boy rt-.r-g
the hell, but was not anstvirrrrl, Ali:-gin he
violt ntly. This
[-llllrtl the b-.-ll’. iiiorc
bi-oiight the IL‘ll1iIlL‘Stl‘¥'ilTlI to the door, who,
ivitltoitt optning it, i'.\'cl:iiined in rather it
high tone, "You rascal, if you don't clear
out, l’llslinot yon. 'l'heyoiirigsteri-xpltiiii-=
cd his btisintss, but it was "no go,” The
woiiian, a rt-al lieroinr-, we suppose, iaguin
ziaade her ihri-at. Exiiostulaiioii vi-as use
less, and the bu_v, tit rd of waitii-3': lvas going
to leave the coat on the stoop, \\ hen the door
siitltli-iily ripened. Ili-re w:.s a sight calcu-
ltttd to try the l!;C$l coiiriigeeus-—-all the
servants of the house had been titusterid,
and iqiiippcil. lllbllgll not as the law diricts.
An old ll‘.:l[) stood toreinost, with an old rusty
E‘l!'lU$li'tl. to his-shoiiltlcr, ti o tvonieii filling up
‘tilt’ t‘L‘«tI_'. ttttlt _toiig.=, l)l‘0Oll.Sllt.'li‘3, efizc. thus
!i[ll't'5t‘l’I.l‘(._|g an tuipi-nctrable plialaiix, ready
‘and tiilliug to do battle with the cneniy.-——--
till: who came over lit-rtt. wire ['t'l‘lL’i.'l.l_\_' lf€'I‘.l it is neiillt.-ss to say that ‘.\'l‘lt‘fl they discov.
it will proplbly r t;llli't*llll't‘~“ c titurii-s more
to plzicc Eiigli.~litii- ii in Etigl.-irid at it point
50 fit‘ at.lv.inc--d in the woi'ld's ri'nov.'ttioii, as
was l’lytnotith Iii.-.)t:l\‘ when our ftitlit rs first
pl.ll1l‘.".llllt‘ll' fr._e li-ct ll]"O[t it. With our.
l"'~plll'yCli_':1l‘cul ll‘iC;ltS(.‘l‘i’t‘S cfzlic cl-I ivorld’s
l‘IJl)lJl$l'l, and began :1 new world. I-luv.‘
sttange it seems to us, that a great mass of
pious and iitti-lligi-rit Clitis'.iaiis in Ei‘iglaiid
slioiild since-rely think an alliance with the:
State it -ccssaty to the support of r:'ligioii.--
'l‘lt:ttth+'y sliiu'd Il)liil'( l.llt_' li;ug«.l in o;
Curist (lt‘pL’Iltlt.‘lll. upon such l:iw that o: l\'l‘L‘é
-‘ts tin» tlp;‘.0lIil.‘Ilt‘ll'. of tlissip t-.d sons oi noble
laiiiilii-s to places; i.i cider that the sup
port of tliose. f.illllilt‘S iti:t_v be second to the
i.'lltl:‘CllZ That (‘Vt-‘ll the noble Scotch, whi-
I'iai-t- just aharidoncd all their church accent-
tllt)(l-tilitns and prefervd the open air with.
libetty, to costly tetitpies Ull!ll‘l‘ the 0ppt‘-S-
sion oi their civil alliaz.ces,—-that such int it
with their great li-ad.-rs. should altt-r all be
so in d tfl\’llt’SS still, HS to desire aiiotlicr ar-
filtlgt-‘tIlt'lll. ttllll the stair». Yet so slow its
all this are lllt‘l'l to learn the truth L‘Vt‘ll with
the exziiisplc of Ania.-ricti l)i~f0l'e their eyes.
Evert ill this coiiiiti‘v, how litany Xltt‘ll ltlt’
still so uiit-riligliteiietl its to doubt the ability
of the people to tiiansige their own alfiits,
douttfitl in fact, vclieiliei" the l’u.-foriiititioti
\\’dS ttcl on the whole ll rntsforiune, or at
Paradise, the hand ihat sinootlis the pillow
of-death, the flower that dips is leaves in,
'.li.-t sire-.iui which "flows fast by the oracle,
nl Goo.l"—ask Dives ifthe rich man's lablcl
least with Mr. Carey, Wllel.l'lt‘l‘ it did flul. go
lrmfar.’ Such men, we trust, will live to
see that the R-sforiii-.ition will go considera-
‘attll will be it safe customer.
t-rt-il lltrlt‘ llll$l.l1li'(‘,ll)t'll' ltt'l'OlSm fell con-
:szili«r:ilil_v bcloiv plll‘. The poor boy, in his
!ll‘i_‘._1‘il,llll'.-\V the coat into the hall, and van-
,jl8ilL'tl in double quick time.
_ Vflitit if you ha‘.-‘e a patch on the knee, it
is nothing to be llSlii1lYtt‘(l of. I: lays easier
on the iiiiiid than a writ at the door, org an
,iiitet'i'ic\v \\ itli ll cri ditur who feels vou have
ivrongtd hint. Bitter \\'t'<'ll' an old lint, an
ttiifishiotitible coat, or cow hide shoes.
titan to live cxtiwtvugiiiitly, run in debt and
have every body lt'(‘l iii .1 you are a villain.
'l‘hcre's nothing like pttidtiice and economy
-—-vspi-ciiilly if you are striving to keep up
your credit. Vilin will trust you if you are
poor and lazy, and driss in line broadcloth,
and displ.iy gold chains, rings and breast
pins? No one. But with home spun coat,
biotin lace, h.ird Illll';(lS, and industrious
habits, you are sure to be favored. Your
tl]'|pL‘:il‘illtC8 ll!’llCitlt'5 that you are frugal,
A Wctltliug See/.te.—-Squire Perkins’
f0l't‘-l‘(JOlll glowed \\l~.ll tile light of it round
(.ltiZt.‘lt of mould candles, and a hard wood
fire. The old folks in-i'e:eati-d on one side
of the l'(i0:Il—lIlt" young and middle agvtl on
the other. All iius as solemn as the grave.
It l't'St‘lliI)lL‘(l more the [)l'i'p:trall0l] of a fu-
:llt'.l'ill than a weddziig. 'l he p'tl'SOIl entered,
érUt.’i{t'(l llltllS(.‘lf in the antique arm chair in
lawful iiittji-sty. All was as hush as death!
it-,;'ostly apparel ever scciiie its possession. lbly further tz.an it has even now gone; so‘ The parties to be united in the holy band of
that cannot be botigltt.
CON 7SSlON UF Lz'l3lSLl£R.
Gt-.~isler, the German, who stands convicted
of the mnrdt-t‘ of M r. and Mrs. Smith, at Old-
lields, has made a full COllft'SSl0n of his guilt
~acliitowledging at the saute time, that he
had previously killed at man in Gt-rni:in_v.——
The (I-Iuiitingion) L-mg lslaiidi-r of Frid.._i-
con'aiiis the particulars, as given in a letter
to Sheriff Brush, in the words oi the unh.tp
py man himself, viz :—
My name was Stephen Kenn, and I w.'i.s
born in Germany. .It’|'lllSlr'd lit the Geiinun
army of my own accord, and after serving a
short time deserted; and for fair of being
Illl\'t"rl, I changed my name and came to llll:
country. On the second Stind.ty :1fti.-t‘ my
ai‘rit'al, I went to Mr. Smith’s. and while in
the house heard him counting iiioricy, and
this tciiipted the to contrive a plan to kill
the old people, and get possession of the
inoney.
On the following evening, after supper.
Mr. Siilith was sitting in his iisuril place,
and Mrs. Stiiitli was sitting: opposite to him.
and Isat behind Mr. Smith. Ithen rose
and went out of the house. the dog ftllowing
inc, anti [shut the dog up in the house,
where I found the l'll1l1lmt'l‘. I took it, and
rctiirneil to the room where the old people
ciated foriit, it not brought sir, froin l.llCi\Vf.‘l'6 sitting by the fire, and struck Mrs.
shores of Chili, and valleys of Pt.-rti?——
And the tea, l\'li'. President, which he so
affection fi_tlStS to his nausetited lips, is itnot
brought, sir, from the island of lspalian,
‘Smith, and then Mr. Siiiitli, and they both
fell on the floor.
[then took the candle, wont
main door and it was then fastened.
to the cast
I then
where l.lli'l‘e are the liglit-st niouiitain in the 3 went out rouiid—broke in the cast room
world ?- But the poor man,
M r. Preside-ntlwindoiv with the hammer.
I crept in the
‘Call on titan riiastct‘ on earth, shall be fully
-tb-eyed.’ Lt:i,tli-an, the event \\'ltlCll plantt.-d
lib--rty in the Ca/ill), he Cl'lt.‘bl'ltl.t'(il. The
ttioti-._;hts which gather‘-at‘oun-.l I’lyii:outli
Rock, \\‘llli1l\Vtl}‘S be too big for uiii-raiice.
The most homing cloqiieiice can never
bring them forth; the l'ltU:l.(’..\'_0l1l'lSl‘-’t:' giuius
cart l£CVt'l' fully compreliend Illi in.
An. ./If/r(lCfLi0i'L(lfi€ Spirit.-—l.Ve Sllfllt-’Iltfl¢‘s
meet with mt'l'l who seem to thitik that am-
iiidttlgi-ncc iii alTt'CIl()tiillC fer-lirig is a \\‘t’:tltf-
ncss. Tlicy will rt-turn fruit. at jonriiey, and
move among their children \\'ilh the cold
and lofty Splt'l’ldUl' of an ice-burg, SUl'l'i')untJc(i‘
by its l)l‘t)l\'t'Il fiagiiii-nts. There is liarillyti
more uuriatural sighton i-arth, lllltfl one of
these faiiiilics without hearts.
A father hstd l)t‘l.l.t’I' cx:iiigtii.~h his boy-’s
-eyes titan take away his ht:art, Who that
has cizpciiencecl the joys of friendship, and
knotis the worth of Sympathy and aflt-ctioii
would not rather l00Sr' all that is beaiitifuliii
t'iatui'c’s scent-ry, than be robbt if of the lud-
.li_n trcasiircs of the heart? Wlto itoiild not
rather bury his wife than bury his love for
her .7 Who would not ratlier lolloiv his child
to the grave than cntonib his patcriial affec-
tion?
Clierish, then, your heart's be-st affections.
Indulge in the warin and gushiiig eiiiotioiis
of filial, parental, fraternal love. Thiiilc it
nota iveakriess. God is love. Love God.
Love every body, and every thing that is
lovely. 'I'e-.-ich your cliil-.li'ei'i to love; to
love the rose, to love the robin, to love their
parents, to love their God. Lit it be the
grect their taiiiilics with disttiiit digiiity, :ll.Cl’
"'VYca, th--re ate mtinv, 1,-crt in :n ’ lllll‘lL"Sl'r'*”- lit l11C'l’.llt«ttth-L‘ direction (if.lt'SltS Christ l \\'t‘dlUCl\' will iliase stand forth’ said the ho
. ./ .l .. l . _
ly titan, in a deep srpulcliral and command_
tug voice. Is-i::ili Jciiltiiis, an honest yco‘
itian,‘~‘tlien led Bi-t cy l’ct'kii‘is into the mid
die of the ioom. Ile took her lair fingers in-
his li..ircl bu_t l}(Int'Sl list; her ‘lips quivcrcd, a
sutld. ii yaleuiss usurptd hi-r check-—
‘Lilzc lawn being sprctttl upon the bliisliiiig rose.’
‘Isaiah Jenkiiis !’ said the good main, ‘will
you takr: this LlttlllSL'l to be lit) lawful and
\\L'l.lllL'Ll \\llL‘—-lu\’i.‘ cherish and protect her.’
l&c. lsaiah wiped the rig drops of perspir,
ration from his Sull burnt bro-.v with his bun-
ldaiina, and replied in ii rumbling voice—-
{Wal, tioiv, I raytticr giiessl will!’
i -—=——---—-—-<———--T.
l A F(£(£l.—Itl a country not a hundred
lniiles oil; it certain geritlciiian who was light
in wit.but rather heavy in flcsli, with a piece
iol pftpct‘ in his hand, folded in it legal form
lurid kiiowii by the i.bbt'cvi:tiion of 'casa.’—-
fl-lziviiig found lltL' owner of the mansion in
like field, he rxpliiiiied his l-usiiicss, when he
:\\'ilS riqucsttd to read the capias, which
:C0llllllt'ltCt‘(l as usual. ‘You are hcrcby
lcoiiiiiiaiidid without delay to take the body
of,’ &c.
‘I'.IlllItp l' said the prisoner. stretching him-
self upon his back, ‘I am rt-tidy.’
Oh, but you don't e-xpt ct inc to carry you
in iiiy ariiis?
i (.'i:it-.iiiil_v: you must Ia/cc 77z_7/ body, you
l know. I do not resist the process of the law
luiiderstaiitl, but subniit with much cheerful-
l[]t“SS.’
5 Will you wait here until I bring a cart?
i C;iii’t promise; I ii.-ay lLCOVtI' my fatigue
-in the lIlt‘llll\\llllt’.
Well, iiliat must I do .7
declines his exp:-ciations to a high pinacle wiiidow, opened the desk, got hold of the
of bliss? Seated under the shady shadow of powder‘ cannistcr in my hand, and hurt my
an uriibiagecius tree, at whose vencral footlkiiee in getting out. Whoa I came l)cfort-
.~‘ltl(Ilt‘(l object of your domestic culture, to; I
give them warrn he-.iiis and at'di-i.t lifIi3(‘ll()llS.l 3 °”i”'U='l (I0 Sol” duly-
Bitid your whole faiiriily togtther by thcscl Allll lll¢‘”-' ht’ lay lflttt‘t0\’itl7lC_ Until the
cords. You cannot make l.llt'l'll
runs a limping brook, he calls his wife and {the house and saw what I had in my hand,
the resin.‘ his children about him, and instils
into their youthful minds useful lessons, to
guard theirjiiveiiile youth from vice and
iitimutability——by pointing out to them the
Bull and the Bar, ~.ii‘id the other fixed stars
and bright consternation, that are eternally
devolving on their silver -.ixlc-trecs,through,
the I)l't.’Sll€l.l'l space ofthe fundiiment above."
Cow in :2. Ram Ju.g.—‘Co\v in a rum
jiigl'——-ejaculittes a toper on reading the
caption oftliis paragraph, ‘How will you
make that out, Mr. Editor? Toads are found
in solid rocks soinetiiiies I know, for I’ve
seen ’eui, butI never found a cow in a
mm, or any other jug, and I’ve looked
into a great many.’
Tlisii all may be, but friend, if yoti never
found a cow in a rum jug, did you never
lose one there! Now just take thatjug down
from the cupboa'rtl—-«einpty it of ruin—rinsc
it well with pure ivalet‘—i‘cplace it on the
shelf—-—and drop into it daily the six cent and
ten cent pieces that were formerly dropped
into the runisellt-r's till for that good
cretitiire’--(very t'llfft.‘t't:'ltt from it though)
that has so often filled it, and in tlie course
of four or five months, will be found in it as
good a. cow as ct-er came to_ a. lee-lotla.r’s
8 /tot/,se for t/iii-t_y dalla.rs!
i
l
l
t
l
l
I threw it down and left it.
I then went into the room where the dead
bodies lay, and Mr. Stnith lying on the fire
partly COflSl1iTl(-“(i,?l[llI saw it vein in Mrs.
Suiith’s arm move, and this hurt my f--clings.
I then found an axe and inflicted the rest of
the wounds on him and then on Mrs. Siiiiili.
I looked at them and wept. I then went out
oftbe house to the watering pond, and threw
the axe in and went on, throwing away my
old boots, tvliercthey were found. I con-
tinued on stopping at tlilfereiit places till 1
was taken itito custotl_v.”
The iiiyszery in which this horrible affair
had so long been wrapped is thus cleared
away, and the Justice of_ the verdict (ii-liich
hail been doubted by some) fully Sllsittllled.
“The hardihood and indifference which had
been shoivn during‘ his trial in September,”
says the Huntington paper, --has been ti
in.-titer of astonishment and ofsorrow to the
beholder. He seemed to be stecled against
the comuiori iinpiilses ofliunianity, betraying
no contrition nor regret for the past, no,
anxiety for the future, buta total indifllr.
ence and recklessness, which we would
hope, for_the honor of human nature, are
rarely witnessed.”
Getting into debt witltoizt intending to
pay, is an improvement on stealing.
'(‘Xllli)ile(I on their standards.
strong
too sir;-ng. Religion is love ;——love to God
-—lovc to inan.—Norf0lk Hera/ll.
lous and almost incredible ignorance rel-ativ
plc so advaiiced as the Chinese in the useful
and ornamental arts, satisfactorily accounts
for the fiicility with Which ten thousand Eu-
ropeans SllCC(.‘(’dr'(l in dictating the adoption
of a libertl policy to an empire ofthree bun-
dretl million. The following extract from
the instructions ofthe Council oftlit-Euipirc
to the General cotiimandtng their Z1l'tlllt’S has
never before been published in lltlS country.
‘Take notice of this in particular. You
have to deal with a people that wear breech-
es so tight, that once the soldiers fall tliey
cannot get up of themselves. Your first en-
deavors must be to throw them down. Paint
your faces as fantastically as possible, and
wlir-n you approach the enemy slioutoutand
iiialie the most hideous faces and grimaces
possible to frighten them, and make them
iuinble down. Once prostrate they are at
your mercy.’
Absurd and preposterous as this appears.
it will at once explain the C.\'lllblIlOl') at Chu-
srin of ‘monsters and-chime-rats dire’ that were
Chinese Zllifitaiy ’1‘aclics.——'l‘lie ridicu-
, _ _ . e it too.
to military operations, manifested by a pen-t
"(slit-riff left.
I':L‘8Iti7Lg."‘iE\'€llll!g is it precious time for
gfiieiids \\ ho live together. Married people
; know it well, and brothers and sisters know
Contiary to the flowers of" nature,
A which close their chtiliccs at the close ofim
"day, the lovliist flower fticndship——confi-
fdeiice-—lovis most to expancl ttselfat evening
laud breathes forth its frag ranee iiiust gladly
louder the protection of twilight and silence.
,l'l‘ht-n talk we over the qt)t'SllOflS of the day;
‘lllt‘U conclude we peace itith our hearts, if
I we have opened them before to our friend,’
then seek we reconciliation from he-aven,and
Oflet‘ it to the world, ere yt.-t [lie riighicoriics
and then sleep we so sound and sweetly,
.;'z'ss Bremer.
Double ItIcan.z'7tg.-—A French priest,
who wasexceecliiigly C0l'pul('[ll, cominglate
one evening to a fortified town,a.=.ked a coup.
tryiiian whom he met, “if he could git in at
the gate '2" "1 should think you might,” rc-
plied the peasant, surveying his. proportions,
'lor I saw a load of hay go in this riioriiiiig.’
Joseph Long has espoused Jane Wrun. in
Petersborougli. Vt. Hope they will find life,
in the Long Wrun, pleasant and prosper-
-JUS
Norwalk Chronicler