_ tions. anti that tlte onlycheap route from this
' were placed."
and others, and a committee of six appointed.
with full power to carry into effect tlte objects of
the meeting.
WIIIG IVIBETTING.
T/Le Whtvs of tltis town are requested to
meet at the Norural/r Hotel. on T}t.ur.9rio.y
evening 25!}: inst. at 7 o'clock. for t/ic pur
pose of appointing delegates to [lie great
Baltimore Conz:enlz'o7t. on the 2d of Illag/.
Ho for Baltimore!
In reply to various inquiries. ‘we shall but
"briefly state that the New Jersey Rail Roads
make no retluctiou offare for the Great Conven-
city is that by "Steamboat arouttd the (‘hesa
peuke. Bay—Price $10 per passage from this
city and back," with berths and good living.-—
There will be no other route so cheap as this‘
though from Philatlelphia trains and boots will
go at all prices. From this city the steamboat
will-stttrt about noon on Jl/Iona'uy. April. 291/;
so as to he at Balimore early on Wctlnestlay,
May 1st. on which day the Nominating Con-
vention assembles. Next day, the Young
Men’s Convention of Ratification coovene.~.—
Those who send their names and the $10 to M.
O. Roberts ofthi-“city max: be sure ofa passage,
by steamboat to Bztltitttore; but those who have‘
business itt Philadelphia. or wish to see that
ity, will ofcourse pay more and go by land.
U N. Y fl'r7fbunc.
The press ol advertising ntatterthis week has
compelled us to omit several articles prepared
for this number.
Lt. C. H. Doryee. will deliver at Tentperance
'A(.ltlleSS in the Melhtttlisl Church, S. Norxvalk.
this (Wcdnesdtty) evcnitt_g_.
THE TARIFF.-—It will be seen from the pro
ceedings of Cottgress on Monday. that Mr. Mc-
Kay's motion in the House to take up the Nl‘W
'I‘artii'bill, was nt=.,gativet.l by a vote 84 to 95;
which is probably eqttivalettt to a deci~ion that
this bill shall ttot be acted upon at the present
session.
We ltave been asktd. says the Philadelphia
Forum. xx-hat trihunztl ltas the right to dtcitle
the case of the Hon. John M. Niles, who ll3.~
been prevented from occupying his seat iii the
U. S Senate. by insanity. His politit:al friends
ltave taken him to Wasltiugton in order that he
mtty take his seat in the Senate. antl thereby
prevent the. \Vhit_v Legislature of Connecticut
from appointing another in his place. His rela-
tives consider him hopelessly insane. and ll)‘
some time he has been confined in a lunatic's
cell‘ in Utica. N. Y. Jclfersott. in his publish
ed works. vol. 4. p. 238, givrs it as his opinion.
that under Article 10 of Ametttltneuzs to the
Constitution. the State Legislatures have the
reserved power oftleclaring a “ltmalic.a pattper.
a convict of treason. murder," &.c. disqualified
to occupy a seat in the Senate V
Tue Sons 01-‘ 'I‘r2l\lPl‘1R.-tt.\‘Ct-.'. constituting
the \Vashin2tuu Division of Dauhury. have
their firsfAnniversary' celebration, on Thursday
of this week.
A loathsome dist-use, rest-ntblittg leprusy,has
broken out in New Brunswick. The LPgl~la-
tore has voted £500 to be expended in inV't'Sli
gating the cause and discovering a cure for the
cotnplaint.
The general sentiment seerns to be pointing
tnwnrrls Hon. Mr. Mi-Curdy of Lynie, as Speak-
er ttftlte House of Representatives. . He occu-
iped the same po<ition in 1840 anti ’-ll‘. with
honor and ability. and will now bring the atl-
vantages of th.tt experience in aid of his former
excellent qualifications for the ntiice.
Hat (flirt! Courant.
FOREIGN t*t:ws.——\Ve are ittdehted to Capt. Cur-
tis Peck. Jr. for an Extra N. Y. Herald. of Monday,
containing flte news brought by the Acadia which
arrived at Boston on Sunday. This news is front
Liverpool to the 4th inst.-—-hulfa month later. From
Boston it was brougltt by an Express, over land, in
'12 1-2 hours, and from New Haven ill five.
\Ve have little ofimportance by this ttrrival,cx-
cept that cotton has considerably fallutt.
Bernadette, King of Sweden, is dead.
Nnthittgdotte in Parliament.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert will visit Ber-
lin abbut the 15th of May next. .
‘An entertainment is to be givento Mr. O’Cottnell
in Dublin, immediately after his arrival frotn Cork.
Wednesday the 10th of April has been named.
Great distress prevails in Galway, attd the other
western parts oflrclattd. The Fishermtstt on those
cbasts have appealed to the Government to aid them -‘
with means to pursue their avocatiotts.
Rebecca seems to have commenced her outrages
again in South VVales. for, on the 17th tilt. a gate
was destroyed at Cardigan, which was within six
yards ofthe county gaol.
THE Coutt’r.—The Queen left Windsor on the
9th inst for London, and on the ‘25th she will hold 3
a drawing room in St. James’ yalace. Her Majesty
is in excellent health.
The latest advices from Paris contain no new news
o_f'any importance.
52 years.
« are about 70 fruit trees on the pretttiscs.Curr.-tots
,_ ‘I:
A Goon PnnJt;c'r.—\Ve understand. says RUSHES.-a-Window, \Vhitewaslt. Dust
the Daubury Times, it is in contt=.mpl.'ttion. by
ct‘-t'ltt<t:re. iii the spacious arena in the \'iClllIl_v prices by S'l‘ltl<2l-‘.T 51. CAMP-
of the Court l-louse. At.-aeleoty. &c.« We trust
the time wi'l cgtnc when a portion ofthe dusty C ‘d . B d
avenue itt that section of tile village willgive I y’
pll-ace MI) in enclitisure nl firm greep syvtltrtl, and THE subscfiher has jug, ,,e_
1e coo reez o summer wave tie o tage of ,.,._,.,e,, a new Suppyy H,-Om Cider
Brandy, which is Old, and of
numerous thrifty trees.
~ a very superior quality. Persons
wltishing in get a supply, will do well to call and
examine it, for such an article is rarely to be
found Likexxise a new sup;-lv of Cogniac
Brandy, Jnmacia and St. Croix
Rum, Holland Gin, &c. &c.
Joan l5Unt~:.ttLr..
Norwnlk. April 19. 1814.
( IL.-—LitlS9Ptl, \t hale. Bit-ache-tl Sperm.
and refined Lamp Oil by the Barrel. just
received and for sale by S'1‘REI-:'I‘ 8: CAMP
F.-HRNFSS FRHM AN UM-:xPt~:cTt-in Sonact-:.—
.\‘r. Lt-avitt. in a late uttmtter of the Etnauci~
pitor. stys in reference to duelling and Henry
Clay:
"The Democratic papers are circulating
llIt‘St-' things. and tryittg to gain by denoun-
ring Mr. Clay. although it is in evidence that
their leaders had trained Cillev for the (lt1Pl.
in full exprctation that he would kill Gt‘:-tves,
And tbc t\'lt()lP. party lift‘ out in lull cry
against Mt‘. Clay for his tluellins! when titt-
tx-crld knows that the Di-‘tttrtCl'alS will giw
their votes for Vice President either to
Polk.’-t Kinar. or Stt-v-~n«~nn—itLt. DU!-‘.LIS'l‘.=l
MARRIA GES.
I-ll'l‘E LEA D.—200 Kc-gs pure. extra
and No.1 White Load. of a superior
quality. just received and for sale by
b'rttt~:a'r dc CAMP
RA .\'(iE.‘l AND FIGS.-—A fresh supply
of Oranges and Figs, a fine article for
sale by Joatv ButtttAL1.._
TAILS.—l0U Kcgs Cut Nails il*Snl’le(l from
2t In 6 inch. for sale by STREI-‘.'I‘ do CAMP.
UCTION.——I’ur.=ttant to an order ofthe
1/. Court of Probate for the district of Nur-
walk, the subscriber wtll sell at Public Auction
on Vvcdttcstlay the first day of May next. at 2
o’olock in the :tfe.rnnon on the premises. a small
dwelling House xxith altottl 90 IUIIS of ground
attached belonging to thcestate of Isa'ah Grom-
man. tlec'd.situ:tted in Wilton. on the Danbury
road, near Fox's 'l‘avern. Sale pr).~‘ili\'8.
Etuts-t'tts F-runot-:5. Executor.
Wilton. April l9. 1844. *2-17
In \Vestport, on Sttnday evening last. Aaron
Bennett. to Miss Philips, both of \Vestport.
It1 \-Viltott, on the 16th inst. Jonathan C. St. Joint
of this town, to Mrs. Laura Lockwood of VVilton.
In Rrooklyn. by the Rev. Bettjutniu I. Haight,
Rev. J. \V. Braden of Stautford, to Miss Imogene
Muzzy.
Itt Stamford, on the 1]tlt inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Parker. Mr. James Buxton, to Miss Ann Sutith.
In Stttntford, on the 14th inst. by the Rev. A. S.
Todd, Mr. Samuel S. Abbott of New Canaan, to
Miss Clarissa W'aketnau of Statnford.
DEAT HS.
In Westport. on the 16th inst. Anna, wife of
W’-.tlter Gray. aged 54 years.
In Stout ford (Stanwich Society) on the the 12th
inst. Edxvartl Bush, aged 69 years.
In Stautford, on the 13th inst. Charles Galer, aged
Grocery, Flour and, Feed Store.
NEW ESTABLISIIBIENT.
Fresh Goods. a.nr1PricesLow.
THE subscriber has taken the
Store next door east of Mallory 6:.
"L Banks—east side the Britlge and is
"3' nttecirtg a choice and hentttiful as-
St)l'lll1t‘lll. of Falttttily Groceries, Flour, &c
ltt quality. they are equal, at least. to any
tbin,c_' in th-' place. and that tltcy are as cheap.
the community will he. satisfierl when the learn
our prices and extttnine our articles. Competi~
tittn being the order ofthe drt_v. we have set ottt
with a full ttrttlerstan.lin,<_t of the necessity of
"|(?t‘llll2 its Otttl of meeting it. with some dearer‘
ol'sncct's-. \Vitb a fair trial we have no fear
but that we shall be able to utcet the wants and
approbation of tlte public. Sltall we have a
-rittl? \V. H. Ct.t;vt-:LA\'D.
Norwalk. April I5. IS-l4.
E'or° Stile,
: About2?3acrrsttfgoorl L:-.ntl lying in
\Vilton. near the D(lltllll'y road. anti
adjoittittg the road leading to l’,.-lde.n’s Iiill,
btiug a part of the estate of the l.‘llP Nathan
Odell, dcceasetl. The principal pa rt of said
land is pasture. two or three small tracts of
.ll)t"afll')W. and some wood. This propcrtv may
he bought, at a ltargtin and on accommntlatinz
terms. Application may he made of James
Reed. Jr. or oftlte Sllit<('l'iltPr. Htcz. Scorn‘.
Ritlgefieltl. April ll). 1344.
Ifthe above prnpcrtv =s not sold by tlte mid-
dle of May next. it will be rented for the year
16
Case R§®1"€.
§,§ 7 E \\t)Ulll notify our friends that we have
rccctved the present week an additional
supply ofthe fttllowing articles viz:
I/tgmin. Carpeting. I‘l’ifl/fl. Stair rlo.
1lIallin._.r_,rr1.1tri Hemp /lo. Pa/mleaf
Hols. La/lies Tuscan do.
Also. another lot of h:tnd.<ome Calicos. Bal-
zorecne. an elegant article for Ladies dresses.
Alpacca and Sutnttter Cloths, Plaid Txveetls, a
new article for Sack Coats, anuthcr lot of fancy
Cassitucrt-s, latest style; and we have a great
tttany other articles xxlticlt vxe cannot now
particularize. All we ask is. Ladies and gen
tlctnett. that you will just walk into the
now c.-tttltlishttwnt ul Mallory 62 Banks. a few
rods cast oftitc B.itl,qc.& we will show one of the
huntlsontcst assortntcnt of Dry Goods in this
village and the pricesof the articles will he
l’i,t_t_lll. Please call and see l)PlilI'l‘ purchasing
r-lseu-l'tr»re. l\lAt.LttR1’ 51. liAl\‘Ks.
HARDWARE.
Cttttlctry, Guns, Iron, steel, Vvindow
Giass, Paitttt as and (tits.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Ooposile Hogfls Lanrling, Norwa/Ir.
In New York, on the 10th inst. Frances J. daugh-
tet of'Phittcas '1‘. and Churtity Barttutu.
At Norwalk. Ohio, on the 30th ult. Lewis Burr
Sturges. He was a member ol'Cottgt'e.~ts front the
Fttirfield District, Cottn. from I805, to 1817, and a
son of the late Jonatltan Sturgcs, xvho represented
the saute district frotn 1789 to 1793.
At Mttdttra, India, on the utortting of Monday
the 8th tilt. the Rev. R. O. Dwight, of the Atnerican
Mission.
ONLVRISSEONEIES’ Notice.--'l‘lte
bllllSt.'lll)t'l.~' ltavittg tteeu vpttttlttlt-(l Com-
ttti~sioucrs to receive. cxantitte, and adjust the
t-laitns agttinst the estate of Mary Smith, latc
of New Cannon. (ieceascd. ltcrcby give: notice-
tlt.tt they will meet ou the ttttsittessttftlteir
appoittttncut at the house ol'D.-tvid Stephenson.
itt Nttf\\'itlli. on the last Mondays of June and
Septt-tttber next. at 10 o'clock fotenoon. on t-aclt
of.-aitl (lays
Six months from the 4th day of inst. April,
tit? allttttctl it)! the presctttatittn ofclaittts against
saidcstate. Btziw ls.x.A.cs Cottttttts-
Tu-ts lloetststm’ E sioncrs
Norxvallc, April 20. i344. 3 l7
WOIIINEISSIONEISS’ Notice.-'—~'l‘lte
2’ sttltsctittcrs having Lecu appottttcd com
ttti<siotters to receive.exatttitte and adjust the
t-laims against the estate of Henry M. Holmes.
ltcrt-by give notice that they will attvttd to the
l)tl.‘iill(’.Ss' ofsttitl appointntent. at the House of
Satttuel Davr-upurt in Wliton, on Monday the
' l day of June. and Eriday the 13th day of
Uctober, 1844. at 9 o'clock, in thc forcnoon on
each of said days. ' enstting.
Six tttuntlts from the. 18 it (lay of April, are
allowed for the exhibiti-tn ufsttid clttitns. ‘
S.-tMUt-ZL DAViiNP-tR1'- Cotnmi,t
3t17 3 A
S.nt't. P. ’tA.\'t.tLE. ~iottt=.rs
V I0 HBcIlit‘.‘.qltttelt1tS.—'l‘lte sub~crihcr havttt_r_t
t-xtetttlotl to his patrons all reasonable
lcttllv and accomtnntlation, would be glad to
re-cciive a little rt-ciprocity of favor in return.-
\lauy of his accouttts arc of more titan t\Vel\'t~'
ll'tt)l‘tl.llS stattt_l'ttt_g. an-t are of course fully ripe
for scttletttettt. l: is expectml tlterel'ort=., llttti all
\'l](fll will be attctttletl to without fttrtltcr dc-lay
No Cnsl will he rnade where it can be avoided.
bttt a settlement must be had.
BE-.\'JAllll’.\' '.Vlottsr,.
Ntrrxvalk. April 20. I844. 3=*l7
0'l‘ICE.—'l‘he Stockltoltlers of the Nor-
wa:k \‘lHrllllilC‘UI’illg Cotnttany, are ltt‘rc-
try uotilit-tl that their annual meeting for the
ct‘-oi:-e of Directors, sec. will he held at the ltouse
ol'Davitl s'r¥pl1t~*.tI.~'nn on the sixth day of May
next at 2 0’t-lock. P. M By order ofthe Dircc~
tors. Wm. S. Lucxwottn, Secretary.
Nnrtvnllc, April 21 I844. 2t"l7
A Rare Chance.
As pleasant a situation as can
very often be bought. is now offered
for sale by the subscriber It is
. within the limits of the borough of
Norwalk, attd about 10 minutes walk from lhl-
ct-ntcr of business, situated on ltign ground
coutrnanding one of the best prospr-cts,—in the
variety antl cxlt‘nt of scenery that can be found.
l6
Til E. subscribers are now receiving direct
front the manufacturers an extensive as-
sortment ol foreign and domcstit-Hatdware.&c.
which they off’:-r.either wholesale or retail. on
as favorable terms as catt be purchased in New
. . ., . _ _. _
'l he (lVt€lllrl_I'_{ House has been bunt 6 ye.trs_ ts Y“,.K_ Dfialers and mher purcmsers are
“i m”'l""” ~“Yl"~—“"*ll l’“'l‘ ""‘l ‘’‘’-'.V.' "°"‘“’-men‘ -‘(’(]Itesle(l to examine our assortment and
' I . I . . y‘ ' - - . a \
Ln first l'.tlPW( Ilot never f.ttltng water. lltcre prices he,-fire purchasing elsewhere. Among
the assortment may be fuuutl.
Atnericatt. and English rim. knob,upright. and
mortice Locks. with mineral, glass, porcelain
R,aspbcrrics. Grapes. &c. in the highest state of
cultivation. For a country rc.=itlet~tco' it cart
The American dwarf. Gen. 'I‘om Thumb. accom-
panied by his guardian, Mr. P. T. Barnum. of New 5
York, had the honor of attending at Bttckinghttm
Palace on Saturday evening. when the General ex-';
hibited his clever imitations of Napulean. &.c. which ‘
elicited the approbation of her tuajesty and the royal
circle.
_ C015,. sy,b-Marine Brt.tlcrg,.-—-'I‘lte. con-
templated ettpt-ritnettts with Colt's Sttb-t\’l:t-
rim.-. Bttt.-.ry took place as was previously
announced.
The btttk ofthe river for a low.’ dist "09.
was lined with spttctators who had ttssetttltled
to the number of ten thousand, exclu~ive of
those in Sl.PatTlt-‘l'S and‘ small ctatt. 'l‘he
p,e_.;d..m was on boat rd one of the steamers
At 5 o'clock the ship was put in sailing cott-
ditioo, her stils squ ~red to the wind, and at
a given signal from Lt. Boyle, ht-r cout-
m,,nd..r, the cables were slipped and the VHS
‘gel slat’l.t'd on" her course. The Capt. and
crew remained on board until within about
fifty yards of the spot where the b:tl.lt'l‘lt-‘S
About thetime of her starting
eau was thrown up at some
r ascended
a beautiful jet d’
distance from the vessel. the wait"
more than a hundred feet, as a stgml l';?'"
Colt that "all things were then ready. :—-
Thn first btttery in the range of those tn
tend.-rl for the destruction of the ship. ""Pl"'
dc-(I a short distance from her larltmtlti lt0_“’i
-,_h,._se,.,,n,j was much nearer, arttl the third.
took efl--ct ill_llll+’(ll-tlely under her fore mast
tbrowirtq the how of the ship some ten feet
out of water. and shattering the Wbolt’ V¢‘S5*‘l
forward of the tnain mast into atouts—thc
retottining portion sunk in one minute to the
bottom,_leaving the_stern in part out of water.
hardly be surrtassetl. it is not off‘.»rt=rl at a spoon.
lating price bttt cart he had at. a bargain. En
quire of C. E. Dt~nRow. on the premises, or
(-it W Bl-:'l"t's. 434 Pearl st. N. Y.
NO1‘lCE is hereby given that at a meeting
of the directors of the "Union Mauufac.
tttring Company." lt'eld at the Hotel of David
Sl(’.tlilt‘.tl~‘t‘m itt Norwalk. on the 17th day of
.-\pril. 1844. an ittstalltncnt was laid ttfntte dol
lar a share on the Capital stock of said Compa-
ny, payable on the 1st day ofJune, 1844.
Attest. E C Ht~st-;t,L. Secretarv.
Norwalk. April 17. I344. 6t.l’7
C - ‘ t
at petmg .
ECEIVED this day a large anti beautiful
. assttrttrtcttt of lugrain Cttrpe-ting which
will be sold a little cheaper than can he bought
elsewhere. JAME. MA1,[,uttY dc Co.
I ADIES’ Straw Hats.--'t‘lte Slll)st‘.l'i~
.1 bets wottld invite the attention of the
ltadics to a large and elegant lot of Straw
Bttnne-ts,,.jttst received and for sale cheap as
ever. JAM!-ZS Mannonv &. Co.
0TlCE.—-Tlte inhabitants ot'tlte town of
Norwalk are hereby notified and warned
that a special town mttetiug will beheld at the
'l‘own House in said Norwalk on Mottdav 29th
day of inst. April. at 3 o'clock aftcrnttnn. iotak-r
into consideration the Petition of the Housaton
in Railroad Company by their President. Wm.
P. Burrall,on which this town is cited to ap-
pear ht-tf'ure Ilte next General Assembly. and to
transact any other business found neccssa ry.
Bl-INJ. l.~‘AAC.~'t.
J0-tl-ZPH P. Hannroru),
Honor SELLECK,
and brass’Knoks.
Pad. chest, draw. desk, box, trunk, till attd
night Locks.
Norfolk, A.uerican, malablc, long, square and
escutclrteon Latches. V
Parliament. broad, narrow, table, loose and
brass Btttts.
\Vootl Screws, assrtrted from gt to 3 inches;
Flat, oval. ; rottud, tnill, taperand round Files;
Horse. wuutl and Shoe Rusps;
Aogvrs assorted from g to 25 inches;
Ettglislt atttl Amertcatt Shovels at: Spades;
Cast steel, (SC plated Hoes;
Long écshort handled Mattttre Forks;
Ploughs anti Plough Castittgs;
Hooks anti Hinges, plate Hinges. blind Fasts;
Mill. l><lt:ut. webu hand, back, whip and key
little saws;
Broad antl narrow Axes ;
Carpenters and Coopers Adzs;
Brace attd Bitts; bench and mouldin<__t Planes;
plane Irons, Steel and tron Squares '
7
A full assortment oflron Hollow Ware;
Brass Kettles, Frying Paus.‘Fire Dogs, Wag-
gott and cart Boxes;
A large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery;
Real stub and wire twist, double barrel Guns;
Imitation do do do a
Fine and low priced single do do;
English. American Sweeds at-. Old Sable Iron.
assorted sizes : '
Cast. English blister. German. Americaa, anti
Spring Steel.as.-ortcd sizes; _
Atncrit.-att attd French Window Glass assorted
from 6x8 to 18x24;
Pure, Extra andNo 1 White Lead;
English Red. Yvllttw Ot:hre,Paris. English and
Chrome Gret.-n.Vertlegris. and Lump black;
Coach and Cabittct Varnish; do Glue;
Sperm and Refined Lamp Oil. Linseed and
Select Men.
—— .-.-v
ing. Scrubing. Shoe. Paint and Varnish ' «I
prtvate subscription, to form a Park. or public Bru~l1es. for sale by the dozen at .\tlanot'acturers
‘N
>
ster
At Five Mile River. .
Superior article, eitlter ground or in the
stone. may had at the Mill nfthe suhscri~
her at Five Mile River. » The prices at which
it ts offeretl to the public, range as low asthe
l0Wt-.st. The season for grinding having cotn~
tttenccd, an abundant supply will be kept con-
"‘“"l)’ 0" it '"_tl- _ _ CHAttLns Bi-:t«:as.
Nttrwalk. (Five Mile River) April, l8«.t4.
Plows.
TTENTION ! Farmers 2' !—Hall‘s
Pretuium l’lout_ths and Shares, for sale
by Stephen. Olmsleud. N«')l'\\'all{. and Charles
(,annon. \Vtltou. April 16, 1844 ]5
Flows.
ARRING'S Plough Castings, of 3 supe.
rtor quality of iron. Old iron taken in
”"'?lt?ttt2t* by S dc L CUtt'rts.
Norwalk Academy.
NEVV ARRANGEMENT.
TEIE Principal of this lttstitutton is a ,o_tr:tdu-
ate of Antltcrst College. He has hatl long
t-xpertcnce in tcacltiug. and was for several
vents an ttffit.-er in Williams College.
The Female Department (to he opened next
May) will be under the care of Miss Eantes. an
experienced anti popular teacher. from Phila-
delphia. Site xx as educated at the Albany
Female Seminary. having; cnntp'ett-d the glue,-
years course ofstudy required for graduation in
that institution.
The school will be furnished with outline
maps and all necessary apparatus. including
valuable instruments for practice in surveying,
attd enginceritzg; and no efihrts will be spared
to render it useful to tltnsh who attend, both as
it respects intcllcctttttl attainments autl morals.
Tuition per quarter of 11 xveeks. as follows:
!
16
Common English branches. 8400
Higher do. not (including mathematics) 4,50.
ClE)S.~lCS and Mtttltematics 5,00
French and Spanish (extra) 1.00
Draxvtngz and Painting do. 3 0()
Musicon pianminclutlittgttse 0finstroment,l2.00 .
Nuscbolar is admitted for lesstbau half a
qtt-trlcr. V
Board can be obtained in the. f mily of the
Principal and at other places in the vicinity of
the Academy.
The year of the school is divided into sessions,
cutnmencittg on the first \V(=(IltCs(lEi_\'S of May
.'tll(l November, and each session ittto two quar~
ters \\illl a week of vacation ltetwcen them.
Early apylications are requested. as our ar~
l'at)9Pmt‘lllS are not yet completetl and txill be
modified by the pmspr-cl of patronage
JAl\lt~'.s ll. (.‘ot-‘t-‘t-.\'. Principal.
[i‘eferenccs.——I’r.ti' Oltrtsteatl, New Haven,
Rev. Amos Savage, Dnnttury. (neu. Mothers.
Esq. Daricn, Rev. Willitttit C. Mead. D. D.
Rev. Edwin l-Iall. Rcv. H. Hosted. and other
patrons of the school. Norxx-alk.
Mr Como enjoys a high reputation as a thor-
ottgh and 9fi‘it:lt‘tll inst ructur. and from our
acquaintance with him since he took charge tvf
this Academy, we feel that. it. is justly tncrttcd.
Professor Olmstead ofNew Ha ten. itt speaking
of his merits as a tcacltcr. savs: "I should
esteem it highly auspit-ious totlte cause of edu
cation._ifall our High Schools were under similar
direction." He is lli;1l’ll_y recomtncrttled by
various memlwrs ofthv faculty of Amherst attd
\Vil!iatn_s Colleges; oftltc fortrter of which lie is
it 9_l':l(lt1ute,untl was for several years a member
oftltc faculty ttftlte latter. 'l‘ltcfo||uwirt,q is front
Rev. Jttseplt Alden. D. D. Professor of Rhetoric
and Political Econntrty irt \Villiams College.
“.larnt's H Collin has had many years of
sttct-cssf-.tl cxperictice in teaching the Latin.
Greek and French Languages, and the Mattie-
matics. For the last three years hc has been a
very vuluultle ofiitzer in this Colloge. Hts at-
tatttzttcrtts in St'it’ttCf'. are verv t"rH9- Th??? 0'8
fr-w Professors itt our (,'ol'e,t1es equal to him in
.VlHlll€ITlilll('S and Astronomy. Hts perfect tip-
rightnt-.ss of cbarttcter. Hts kind temper. his
untiriug fidelity. anti in~lel'utit_val)lc industry and
uerst-verencc l’4?lt(l€l' him peculiarly qualificd to
take cu.-trge ofa literary institution, uhile his
reputation with scientific men would confer
ltttnttr upon it. He has talents for the details (ll.
inslructitttt and government, and for urgtnal in-
vesigation in sciettcc. it is scldom that. an
Academy has an opportunity of securing the
services ofa man of his talents, character and
scientific acquircments.”
'I‘e.stimonialsofa similar import are furnished
by the President attd other Professors; . also by
Prttfitsmr Etutnons. State Geologist. Albany.
N. York; Professor C. S Henry. New York
University ; Professor J. Henry. Princeton Col-
lege, N. J. attd frrtm numerous patrons at Green-
field, Mass. antl (lgtlettsbnrg. N. Y. vtltcre ht’
formrrly had charge of academics. Crerartl
H nllnck. E~q.etlil(tr ofthcJournal ol'Commerce
in New York city. After remarking that he is
intimately at-quaintcd with .\'l r. Cotiiu, says "he
is a first rate classical scholar and mathemati-
t:ian—ltis character is excellent. and withal he
has an uucoutrnon facultv of managing youth
without resorting to severity."
Under the care of an iustrttctor so able and
so eminent in his pr--ft-ssiott. the Trustees fcel
r-onfitlent that the Academy will stan-l among
the first itt New England. The building will
be improved arttl the accommodations enlarged
the coming spring. and it is believed that the
institution vxill be found itt all respects worthr
of the patronage of those who wish fortheir
children a thorough ctlttcaltfm.
GILES Stentoutz.
IOHV A. V\ l-ZED.
A. E. BEARD,
Fehrnarv I7. 1844
§ Committee.
S.--3dw
155 M, E, ]{y:ut, would respectfully
a(,q.,;,int the ('illzr'ltS of Norwalk, and its
.,.,L.,,,,.v, with her intention of opening a school
on ltlottdav next. April 15th. at the residence of
her father, Mr. L Hyatt, Main St. It shall be
A the entleavot ofMiss H. to advance those under
her care. with as much rapidity. as shall be
consistent with the attainment of a thorough
knnwletlge ofthe studies in which they are enga
ged. No illustration or explanation shall he with
ltelzl. which shall have a teodenc_V "’ ‘his °“‘l'
T,.;nMs_...:ls2 per quarter for common Engltslt
s,,,.fi,.,., inclttding instruction in the rudiments
of Vocal Music. in which the whole st.-httttl will
participate: $3 fur higher Eftfillfih Br9"Ch‘-‘5-
and Mathematics. Extra charges for Drawing
and Painting. Attention given to plain and
ornamental needlework. Special efiitrts directed
to cultivation of manners and moral. Refer to
Rev. E. Hall, or John Vlieed. Esq. 3t.15
0'l‘lCE is hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore existing between Joltn
.5, Alonzo C.Arnold. conncctetl in busines.~'.under
[he nay-ne ant] firfn 0!. J, & ‘\. C. élllold. W33
on the 8th day of April. 1844. dissolved by
tnutual consent. The accounts of the old firm
will be settled by A. C. Arnold.
15 Joan Ax.voLn.
Norwalk. April 8.1844. A C.ARt\'0LD-
Whale Oil, dcc. éic. S'rEnI—:'r & CAMP.
Norwalk, April 17, 1844.
JACOB .LuCKWo0D.
‘Norxvalk, April 22, 1844.
Y‘/lAl'I"l‘ING.—4 4,5 anti 6 4 plain and
.l. plaid Malting,just recaived and for sale
cheap by Junta MAt.I.otuf 6: Co.
“Unparalleled Attraction! as . _
at Btackman 8; B etts’
‘ ]V0rwalIs Wholesale and Retail ~
DRY GOODS STORE---MAIN STREET.
the the largest and best assortment ever brought ittto Fttirfield County,aod they are bought
at better rates, and can be sold cheaper than any other establishment in the county can aflitrd
similar goods. stores in town not excepted. The reputation of this establishment, long since
at-qutred._for selling the cheapest Dry Goods ofany store in Norwalk, will ever be sustained.
We consider it useless to go into 8 long enumeration of articles, but will mention a few among
ottr large assortment, viz.
'Broa-cl Clot/ts. Casstmeres and Sattmetzs of every s/'uza'e. style and quality; Vesti-age,
[ton/tout number; Summer Goods for boys and men s 7.(‘8a'l'. one ltundred dzfereat styles.
W . o -
rttttt 6.9 to 33 per yard. Also. an ele__aant assortment of Dress bonds for the Ladies. consisting
of, please call and see, as space will not permit us to enumerate; also Tuscan, Straw and
other Hats for the Ladies; Shawls and Silks. Parasol: and Shades. Muslin by the hole or lesl
quantity. &c. dzc &. BLACKMAN 5. B1,;-1-T9.
ON HAND AGAIN!
Nerwatk Gntdoing Herself!
Another Extensive Arrival of Goods.
“ o. .'l'.G-RtIMAN',
HAT Ptlflce of Merchants. is‘openin.tz 10 cases of Splendid Rich New Goods, among
which may be found the following, comprising but a few oftlte leading articles.
5 pieces Camclion Silk—Vcry Rich. 10 pieces Plain Black
if pteces Colored. figured dz striped Gro de Nap 10 pieces Blue Black. Plain and Striped
0 pieces col'd Gro dc Naplcs—Ver_y Superior 10 pieces very rich Plaid Silks-a new articll
Etadies’ Hats.
An elegant assortment Of Neapolitan. Am.--zon, Tuscan, Rutland, Leghorn and Straw Bunngtg,
A bplentltd Assortment of But Silks.
lifiillincry Goods,
The Richest Prul'usion—with every range of price. style and description.
Prints,
An elegant assortment of Calicoes, entirely new at 12} cents.
BROAB-GLOTES.
Black. Blue Black. Dark Blue. lllViSil)lP Green and Drab Cloths. cheaper than ever before
known, Cassameres. Satinetts, Moleskins. Beaverteens. (Sic.
Lisle, Gitnpure and Thread Edgings,
Needle. \Vorked Swiss and .lac. Muslin Etlginc. Kid Gloves. Cravats, Scarfs, Linen Cambl
Handkercltiefs. Linen Comb. Brussell's Lace. Net Caps. Lace Caps. Fattcy Spool Stands»
’l‘ailor's Measures. Stay Bindin-_t. Linen 'l‘apcs. I-los-cry of all kinds. Irish Linen. Birds
ltlye supttr Russia Diaper, Brown Linen Tablc Covers. \Nhite Linen Damask Covers. Spool
Cotton, Pearl Buttons, Hooks and Eyes. Pitts colored Muslin. Linen Thread, (While
L'..,._»,n Tllrtffltl very fine for netting) and every thing else that can be called for in an extensive
Dry Goods Store.
Ladies and Gentlemen! if you will call on us immediately. you shall be paid for you
trouble if you are in want of any thing in our line.
Ctsds ‘FENG.
A large attd handsome assortment of lngrain Carpeting‘; kept constantly on hand.
' Don't forget.’ C. GltUM\N, West End the Bridge.
N. B. New Goods reccivetl every week direct lrotn Auction. The remainder of our Fall
and Winter Goods will he sold at cost. in order to lTtLtlx'eiStll'e of the sale of them. ,
P. S. I will receive this tvcc-‘rt. another arjge addition to my stock of Goods.
Fresh Arrival !
E N C Q G 0 D S 3
some a BANKS l
HAVE jttst rcceived and are now opening a large and extensive assortment of New pring
Dry Goods. purchased low for cash. autl .x-ill be sold at unusually low prices. As our
Store has been considerably eltlt! rged and improved. we are now prepared to offer one of the
largest and best assortment ol'Dr_y Goods ever ttffttrcd in this place. among which may be found
Broad Cloths.
French, English and Ametican of every shade and quality-
Cassimeres and Sattinetts,
Both plain and fancy ofthc newest styles.
V e s t i n g s,
Also, Scarfs, Stocks. Collars. Bosotnv.
The largest and handsomest assortment in this place.
Shirts. Cravats, écc.
\Ve would now call the attention oftlte Ladies. as we have a great variety of of nice goods to
offer them. among which are a large assortment of Silks for Dresses. both figured and plain. of
the latest styles, also ‘Muslin De Laiucs, Cra pe DeLaiues. (Ste.
C
‘
P 1 1 11 t s
A large and elegant assortment or‘, entirely new patterns from G to ‘Z5 cts. Ginghams, Glove
, . . . " . - _ - rs
and Hosiery of all kinds, Ltncn. Btrtl’s Eye Diaper. white and brown Linen. Damask lsble
Cow-rs, Jaconett and Swiss Mttslitt. Edging. Net Caps. Cap Ribbons a good assurttnent. Also.
Sinrting antl Sheeting. in any quantity, Ticking and osnabttrgs; also a great yam‘-13’ Or £l°°(l9
not enumerated. \Ve would invite. tlte attention ofthe. public to call and examine ottr stock,as
a large prot-onion ofit is entirely new. and we shall ofl'rr'tttem at Ere!!! lt8rgttttlS- If any ODO
is di;.~,m=etl to doubt. all we ask. is. that they would call and examine for tlternselvcl.
N. B. 'l‘ailorittg in all its various hrancnes, carried on by M. 0. Banks. All orders Execu-
ted with dispatch. and in the tnost fashionable style. Norwallt. AP?“ 1. 1344-
Great ./ittraction.
ANGTIIER Lllllili lllllillltlL ill‘ ’l‘llE 0Lll S’l‘tlt\ll 0F
JAMES MALLORY 8: CO.
I‘ ‘HE subscribers have this day received, and are now opening another large lot of Goods,
which added to their former stock. makes an assortment which. for variety and exccllettcty
cannot be equalled in the countrv. A few articles oftheir new goods are enumerated below.
Summer Goods for boys &men’s Wear.
Stripes, Summer Twecds. Ken-
French and English Gambronns. Belgian Lastings. United .
Plaid Cashmr
tuckv Jeans. Cotton and Wool Cassimercs, Orleans Cloths, Mexican mixture.
retts. Versailles Checks, Erminetts, Drills, étc.
. Vestings.
Silk Satin. Valencia, Marseilles. 530.
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres.
ofevery quality, shade and style, chettperthan they can be bought in the country.
Summer Goods for the Ladies.
Printed Laws and striped Jacnnets. striped and figured O gandies. Earlston Ginghaultti
printed muslins Gingltams, zepbyr Muslins. crape. Nemoure, scindia Stripes, Craps do Lanes ac.
Shawls
of every description—altogethar the largest assoltment ever brought Into Norwalk, and fornlc.
as cheap as the clteapest. Now ts the time to buy cheap.
N-. B. New Goods will be received every week.
0
HF. Stock of t_he subscribers. to which they are making daily additions. comprises decidedly
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