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Miles Beardsley has been appointed Post
Master at Trumbull, (Long Hill) in place of
E. B, Middlebrook,rcmo7;ed.
THOMAS VV. DORR.
The Legislature ofRhode Islanil—-none but
!1\-‘owed Dorrites dissenting—lias passed a bill
directing the liberation ofThomas W. Dorr on
ilie sole condition of his taking the usual oath
This is the condition
on which other insurgents have already been
liberated.
of allcgiriiice totlie State.
A SnsPt:.\'sio_\' or ()i~i.\'io.\'.—'l‘ltc ii-rcgii-
larityofthe appeal which has been made in
the Bisliop's case to public opinion, is clearly
and wisely pointed out in the following extract
from the New York American:
‘A Suspension of opinion is ttslicrl we per-
ce-ive in v.trious quarters in b-~li:ilf ol the
Bishop. We do not in civil life l‘L’lllell-l.')r-l‘
tiny .~imilnr inquest in cases where :1 Court
of l.ist .'esor', cornpctt-tit. to try. and having
tried, the party ncctised —htd convicictl and
S"l]l.¥’l1Cc'd him. A suspension ofopinion for
what? Till the pi it'a‘.i:;n ol the evideiice.
int the House of Bis tops and not the public
-is the tribunal wliich the C.:ns'itutions anl
-canons of the Ep?scop.l chtitcli have consti-
-tuted to try, and according to the t-vitlencc,
-to i!bS)l\'t' OI‘ condetnn, and frotn lllt-‘Ir decis-
ion appeal there is none.
To ask then ll suspension of opinion after
all this has becn done. is to disp:tr.ige the
court an’! draw into question the wisdorii, if
not the obl-gatioti, ol the constitution and l.lIt'
ct-inons ol the chuixh. It is to transfer from
the high and SUlr’lIlfI tribunal to \'ilIICl'I such
a case as th ll. of Bishop O..der.loiilt is with
so much fitness reniitted and confided —to t-v
c ry tea t ble——-every g:ttht=i"ing. rcltgiotis or
irreligions——evcrv knot of quid riuiics-—lo
street tilk, and obscene newspaper cotiittient
rinl ribziltlly-—the (I€CI>ll)l’) upon the guilt or
innocence nfthe party ticcus: d.
It is a dPplflll'G from the ancient ways-
rin appeal in fact \\‘l1r‘l‘i2llicl‘tt is none in law
an invocation to popitlclt‘ impulses. passions
Lpiirtizilities and pi'ejodiccs to countcrvitil the
-csilm. I't‘glll itcd and liwltil course of an ac-
‘l~{lit)\\'lt‘dg’(~'(IIl'llDt1n:tl,:iCIIng under lllvS0lL‘ltt-
lnily ofan oath, and with the QVPT present
corisciutistiess that‘ with the m--asure with
-wliich ilivy mi.-‘tetl 0-it justice to th- ir accus
-ed brother—would in like CllCl.lllISl.tIICt‘S b--
-i.ne:isiiied unto them.
From the irrcvocab'e and unalterable s n-
t't=nce of such It tribunal. to risk a suspension
of opinion seems to us at least a novelty l’
Mort:-2 Loco?--co Dizi-‘At.c\'rio.\'s ——Cale'o
J l\IcNulty the Clerk of the United States
House offlcpresentatives, and a ferocious Loco
Focn of Ohio, and a whole bog advocate of
the Suhtreasttry system, has been appro-
priating the contingent funds of the House
to his own use. and that of his friends, to
the amount of about $45,000. Levi D. Slam’
of New York and other equally choice spirits in
‘Ohio, have had the fingering ofa portion ofthis
nice little sum.
M r. McNulty has been expelled from office,
and his place supplied by Mr.Fiet:ch of Ken-
lucky.
The loss ofthc Government it is presumed
will be the whole sum above the securities of
the dcfaulter $20,000.
., it-:nnt.VG. Jan. JG:ll, ISL-5.
Sin. :—-I rcceivcd the folltmitig letter by
mail last week, postn'.:.rked as you \\ill see, at
Gtneva. N. Y . which I guess some ‘old he not
got upto make a little fun ‘off of me.’ He is
welcome to all the fun he made, and if he
laughed as heartily in writing it as I did in tea
ding it, be is amply repaid for his trouble. I
am very choice of it, and keep it near me, so
that when I have the horrors, Iread it and they
soon leave me.
\Vhen I read it. I am led to exclaim like one
ofold, “O dear sus."’ If I really thotight it
was “a gal,” who wrote it, I would soon start
for Geneva, I will assure you. and I often think
of what M r. Cowper used tosay-—
‘Oh had I the wings ofa dove
How soon would 1‘ see you my lorc .’
ICI-IAB"D.
AT Hon:-1, is Ben.
My Dear Sweet Ichabod :
How I want to see your big black eyes. Oh, how
horror-stricken am I at your long abse ce. 'I lit‘
Lord knows I want to see‘ you and feel your
little heart beat like a trip liatnmer close up
agin mine. Oh, sweet Ichabod, now do come
out and lets get married. ifyou love me.‘ God
bless you. ifypu are iioi suliieientlv blessed to
being so sweet. Oh yoti marygold, you ltolly-
|,oct,-, vou tulip, you cabbage. Oh. you sweet
owl, db come and comfort your (lying. SOTFOW
smitten Caroline. Oh. Ichabod, how I love
your big black eyes. Oh you trim,tall fellow,
fun or manna of sweet love. how I do want to
see you, you model of perfection. You have
been gone this two months, and to me, poor
me, it does seem like a hundred years; Your
dear presence would to me be more than a cool
spring to the parched traveler of the desert:
more than the green grass to the hungry ox;
more than the pebbled pool to the wanton (luck ; '
yes, morethan a lump of sugar to a spoilt childl
Wliy then will yoti tint come, yes. fly L-‘_“'il"l 03
lightning to kiss the tour from the dimpled
cheeks of your mad love. Oh. bleak and wild
is the house, the garden, the field and thc.world.
without thee. Yes, bless thee my dumpltn. my
Jewsharp. riiy eel, my rooster, 01)’ g9"'le‘“5“'
God bless you. CAROLINE.
The Legislature of Maine o_ri—\iVe-dnesday,
chose Hon. John Fairfield, U. S. Senator
from Maine, for six years from the 3d of
March next.
Twenty Shares ofVVvstern Railroad Stock
It is said
were sold at $94 I-4 per share. d_ .
that this company tire soon to make a ivi-
defltlo _—____’_______i_______
Miles Beardsley has been appointed Post-
master at Trumbull, (Long Hill) in place Of
E B Middlehronk. removed. '
James W. Hale was the first to start an
opposition to the expensive and oppressive
Post Office system ofthe government. and he
has now eighty four postoflicesoi his own.
and gives employment totwo hundred and
sixty persons. although having commenced
A Church wit/tout a Bz'shop.—Noiwiihstand
ing the long controversy between Doctors Potts
and Vvaifirigltt, the question seems to be
unsettled, at least so far as the Eastern Diocese
of New York is concerned. No one appears
to know whether it is with or without 2: Bishop.
The Protestant Chiirchinan say s :
"The Court, hr fore which
Bishop C-Jridr-rdonk took place. liiiving hr-art!
lllfil l"'5ll"l“l'lV. fotirid the Jiitlgmt mg and
pl'0n0lI.l'lC("(.l.lltt‘. sentence, is _/‘u,u;,/y_,~ ,_. M,-[0
and being t.ll.~St)l\'(-‘(I, can neither r.-i-jg“. no.-
revoke the decision.
nal, and no power t'.\iSls gmv \\ lte:e in the
church to alt.--i or aniiul it. As the so nlence
. O ‘
ol stispettsttiti c:innot,th«»refotc, he ever re-
niot-e.l——as no assistzint Btsliop can he t-'ec-
lt’~l,itlttl the Episct.-p le not It(~'ll.I')' v,ic--n[
. A _ 3 "‘ -
lllt‘ Sl:-lt'.lJlll;I \.0lll.'Ill'lt‘l-.' (‘tllll‘l0l t-}\'.‘l‘t'isi- any
of the eccl: stttslictil aiithotitv cf the Bishop;
tittlcss the Bishop SI)'lll resign the Ellis--(,.
_*' I
pate,’-the Dioceso must continue w.-thottt the
~ervtcts of a Blsl.-Op.”
HELP FROJI l‘.IGlI'l‘ QU.»‘.R'l‘IC IS.
No one lias looked for anv l(3l(‘ll’lll;5S on the
part ofNew llatnpsliire Locofocoisni, iii l’l3lalIr)"}
r \_ 1 ‘ ‘ ,
to lcxas tnattcrs. but there is some compone-
tion. eveit there. .\I r. I'.l:ll(‘, one ofihe riicnibcrs
from that State has come out in a letter to ltis
the proje.-t, and says with some force that every
thing wliicli has been tir:_-ed llt favor uftlie lnCEIS~
ore, is “ Clllillclllfy cu/cu/and Io _pi-ova/re I/tc
-Scorn of cart/2.. um! judgntcrtl of I-Ictwcn."
\Vere a Whig to
Locofocnism would call it hard talk.
Mr. llale it must be truth. The olrsiat-les in
the way ofannexation seem to at-coriiulaie in
Mr. will
~'t)l)ll open his budget, and if he comes tip to the
use the satiie teriiis.
B ut from
lIU'lll)8f8, every day. Bi.-ntoii
former attack which he made upon the iniqui-
tons policy, he will merit the gratitude of the
country.
Harden of the Package Expmss, died it few days
since in the city of Boston, aged 3] years.
New York‘ U S St.nta.‘ors —Ou Fritlty
evening last ct. Dcniocrmlic Lcgislrtli-t'c cart.-
cus nomiri ttel John A. Dix to the Sen do of
the United States. to supply the vacancy oc-
cisionetl by the resignation of the [—]on_ Si.
l:ts Wrigltt, whose term t-xpires i.Vl.tI‘ClI SJ,
I849 ; and Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson to stip-
plv the vacancy occasioned by the t‘esignsi-
iion of Hon. M. P. Tullzrrtdge. \\'ll0.~t' term
expires on the 3l of t\‘I_rch next, I845
Hon. D;-mi»-l S. Dick:-~nson,w:ts also no-itina-
ted to represent this State in the Senate of
the Unitcd States for the term of six y« nis
from the third of ltlzirch next. »
Sale 0_/l/18 1)e!l.7I.S_?/ll.'.’lIt’(:’l ."rI.-zin. Lt'7ic.—-
The Main line olthc Public \\'orl;s' of Penn
sylvania was to be off. red for sale on Mon-
lay last, in the Pltiladelphizi Merchants Ex-
trhange. The Commissioners appoint.-d to
take charge of this important work, have
given r.-nlitt‘g’d publicity to the proposed s»|t.-;
rid we may suppose t'nrt if th+-i't.- is rt tlispo
sition in capitalists to possess the public
-.vorks of l’enrt,sylvania, it will be made mani-
lesletl on this occasion.
From the l’iot't'c/cricc Joiz/rial.
Got: King——Atiiong the irivvntions with
which political malice has ltSS=Illt'll the dis-
tinguished gentleinan who stood at the helm
of .l'r..u.- during the tem pestuous scasori of I8-
42. it has been said that he was a def;-.ttltet
to the State; that the large sums of public
money \\l]iCl) passed through his bands, do-
ring the iiisut’r:ction, had not been propr-ily
accounted for. The accounts of Gov. King
have bt.'t‘l'l suljected according to his own
wishes, in ii rigid evattiinatioii, by :t cotitrnit-
tee com posed in part of his political oppo-
vor of some four hundred dollars, bx ing the
amount of various sums disbursed by hi 9;
which, in the pressure of his ll'l!n“l‘tillS (lu.
ties, be omitted to charge to the account of
the State.
It is :1 char ring sight to 5-1’ the true heart-
ed Whigs of the South standing tip in Con-
grcss against the annexation of 'l'ex.-is; and
ti Spect-icle most ltuiitilizititig to witness the
trucltling subs:-rvicricy of Notthcn I_.ocolo-
cos.—N. II Prtllrtrlirnm.
Jllassac/i-usclls Mission to Lottis.€ari.rL.—
GOVl’l'llt)l‘ Mouton sent in the l.v-gislatuie. on
the 7th inst., ti mt-sszige in relattoti to the ap-
pointment, on the part of" Mass:.cliusr tts, of
tin agent to inspect and contest the operation
ofthe low of Lonisiaitn prohihitin{_r the eit-
trance of free ll+‘g’r0t’S within the limits of
that State. His Exct.-llency ill. the saritetinio
transmitted the South Carolina resolutions
on the action of Massachusr-its in It f.-re-new
to a similar law of South Carolina. The
whole sn'r.ject was I‘t.l£‘t‘l‘Ell to lltl' Joint Judi-
ciary Coniiiiittee of both Housrs. to which
were likewise submitted it preatt ble and pe-
rial enaetiiient in reference to such case.
7 Nuts [0 Crac/c.——-At Dublin, on Tuesday
evening. Dec. 3-I, there was a dinner of the
Orphan Charity Society, at which O'Con-
nell prrsidtd. t this meeting. says the
London Specttitor, the Rev. Mr. t\/Ioria:‘ty of
Pliiladt.-lphia (now in Ireland to collect funds
for rebuilding churches in that city) boasted
that Mr. Polk had been elector! Pr:-s.dent'by
the tinited spirit of Irislinien.’
A Shocking Afai'r.—Fratncis Coombs,
son of Gen. Leslie Coomls. of Kentucky.
and one of the prisoners confined so long at
Santa Fe, was shot in the neighborhood of
his plantation in the parish of Point Coupee.
In. on the 31st of Dec, by one of his neigh-
bors named George O"Bltinnis, with whom
he had some difficulty.
Aflair of Honor.-—A hostile meeting was
had bt'l.\’l'€t‘n Mr. Thomas Butler King and
Mr. Chris. Spaulding. on Monday. the (ith
instant, at Amelia Island. Weapons, pis-
tols-distance, ti-n paces. Two shots were
passed without eflect, when on the interven-
tion of friends. the afliiir was adjusted. and
the parties exchanged friendly salutations.
The difficulty originated from some cir-
of the two gentlemen while candidates for
Congress bel.0.I'e the people of this District.
. _.._ .__ Sav. Repub.
aslatcly as Dec. 13:13. I ‘
the trial 0'
The jtidgzctitr-ni is (3..
co.':stitucn:sitt whicii he strenuoiisly (ippt)s£‘s-
nt»-nts; nndtlie result is ~t balance in his la-I
eumstances connected with the recentcarivas ;
I New York, Cattle lYIax'Kct—Jan. 13.
‘At .\ta£t.et'1too Beef Cattleu
l3i:t~:1-‘-584 50, 5 75, a 6.
Mrncu Cows—-Soles at $14 it 28.
Sui-It-21>-—,1 50 a 5 50.
IIay—56a 75 cents per cwi for loose.
M A R R I A GE S.
On the ‘i2(lth inst by the Rev. H. Hosted, Jesse
,‘Lewis to Lstltcr M. Hoyt, both, of Norwalk.
t . In Rcddiiig, the 12th iiist., by Rev, \-V, F, Col-
ll“-‘r ll‘l|'- E_d\\tii‘d Pc:ti'r:(‘_. to Miss Stistiti Crofut.
In Stamford, Mr. Dtt\I(I Dtincttn to Miss Ann
Adituis.
IlI.Betll‘Ol‘(l_. "on Ntzw Years day, Darling Sc lock
5 to Miss illiiry Ann Clark both ol'Sttii'nfoi'd.
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Mbaawfis
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y IttNot'1ield, \'Vcstoii, on Sunday Inst, Mi’. Robcrtl l\"”."“ll‘- J‘“l- llv 1840- 3
!lD"w"S' l "I If E .‘:lt'.).~‘(‘l'Il)r-|'~' flppt-i|il(=tl by llll‘ Court of
In Stamfortl, on the 10th, very stitldciily, IVill-‘;
‘ittitt Ely, son of \'Vlll. M. and Emily I§.it'l;, aged 5} . . . . ..
,iii:~';-sioiiers to re.-ctvc. t-xntitirze and ZJKIJUSI the
5_t‘ctti'.s, 73 iiioiiths and 12 days. I
5
PAIR AT Ri£DDING.—'l‘lie Liidics of Chi'ist’sl
t Church lteadiiig respectfttlly give notice, that the-.y_l
tIilICll(l holding a Fair at the p:lI'50llll_'.__fe near tltcé
Cliiircli, on ‘»Vcdiicsda_v the 22d inst. aitdiftliat day
3 be ttitl':tvoi':ihle. to cniitinitc it tl‘.t'otigli the next day
evciiiii_:J!. Their 'dc:~'ign in this oporittinii is to re-l
'(ltict: a debt ‘v\llIClIl~'Cl‘I()l1.\‘l_V eiicitnihcrs their clttirclii
; and checksits iitipruvt.-incl. In this lzittdahle lIllfI€l'l1l- 5
lking, they rely tipon the kind ttssistiiiico of their
ifricrizls, e.<p(?CIZ.lll_Y upon the ttstitil l-zindiicss of the
;Lttdies in fttriiislziiig the product.-t of their skill.
jtvlictlicr its:-.l'iil or onianietitzil, to aid in the never,
‘ceasing work of--doing good to all inert, especially
‘to those who are of the hniiscliold of l’.-iitli." Airy
itliing intended for the kl'oi‘c.-aid purpose, will be
giliaiikfttlly rcccivr-tl, and may be directed to the care
‘of Ill r. F.tlW1ll’tl Start‘, Reddiiig Ridge.
MILITARY AND CIVIC
BALL.
V [IE committeeol':\rr:tngetncnts in behalf
oftite Illa/iiccrr. Rijle Crzrps take the honor
oftin l()Ulll’llI,'_f to the public that they will give
it Ball on Thurst'aV Evcnitig. Jaiiiitiry 3U3ll
I345, at the Cotiitecticut [Io cl, (wliicli will br-
decorzttel for the occasion) '
The committee pledge lllt“lllS8'\’('S that notli
ing shall be wanting on their pztrt to give per-
fect sziti.-f-.it-iion to illl.
Military Geiitlcitian are requested to appear
in niiil’-irm.
D-ulsu or li'.<ccleltrztted Coriiett Band is engi-
getl for the occasion.
Committee of Al'E':ll!g€IEIcllElS.
Capt. I’. S. Ciiniiiii-_rliatit, Capt. A. D. Pct-lt,
Lit-tit. G. \V. Sit-itli and C. J. Grninzin, t\'or
walk; Capt. \V. '1. Minor. Stai'iil'ortl; Capt.
W. I-1. R=i_viiiond. New Canaan; Col. 0. B.
llall, Britlgcpoit; Jt_ilin Fiiily, Port Chester;
\Vm. l\l.-rllor_V New Yitrk.
Tit-kets to he had of either ofthe Committee
or at the Coiiiiet-tit-tit llotr-l. 4
@a°ocom5e.s' 1’
01¢! Store aizml New Goods!
'lI"llllllilll" ‘ ‘
THE subscriber has taken the Store on the,
l S|eHn'll)tti1l Dock, South Norwalk. aittl snppl.etl§
III with it s'ock oft-nt_irel_v new goods. This
stock (‘lIll)l’r'.1f:(‘S a \er_v acttcrill, and very choice
assortment of ll-‘atmiiy GI'0(‘.c2'ies,:irt<l ilir.-._v
are ollerctl to the public at a very slight ad-
vance lroni cost. Those in ‘-\'PltI. ofatiy thing
in this litic, or wish to compare the qualities and
prices of our goods wi:li those of ottr cotcmpora~;.
ries, are invited to call. A share of public
patronage is solirzitcd. CL'l~2'US Pizcit. Jr’.
-South Norwizlk. Jan. 16. 184-‘). '
44 .
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HE Court of Proliate for the District ofl
ltitlgefit-ltl hath limited six months front
this date for the creditors oi‘ the Estate of
Philip Brrtrlley,
late of Ritlgcliettl in the District of Ridgelicltl,
tlcceascd, to exhibit their respective claims
against said estate to the sidniinistrator for ad-
jtistmctit. All who ricnlcct to exhibit their
claims -.vitl:in the time above liniitcd will br-
dcbzirred a recovery.
Ji«:s.=i: S. Bi»..-tr-i.i:Y, Admins.
R-itlgefield. .I2tl1tlzlr_V2-l. 18-1-5. 3t4*
lg, RAPPLVG Papeii'.—Fifty Rt-ams
\\'rtii)piiig Paper, iissortctl sizes. just
reccit/ed and for szile hy b"rrtnt~:'i' & CAMP.
SL.~i'H‘ES
30 doz. Gr-rinnn Slates assorted sizes
‘.30 "‘ I’ciiiis_\.'lvariia do do _
20000 Slate Peiicils, just received and furl
sols by S'iiii-:i-:'r 8!. Cave.
ILL S:i\‘3'S —Uric case .l{.=nvl:ititl,s Mill l
Saws of El striltihli-. thickness for this mar-
ket, lolly warranted, and for sale by
S't'iti-ti-:1‘ & CAMP.
E) LAI\'ES.—.\ full ussuitmeiitofbencli and
‘. ntoultliiig ploiics, grooving planes. 535'!
nlanes, l\I:i|lt-ts, Gotta!’-s. Cltalli SPHUIS. Plane
handles c'\’..:._j=ist l'l’,‘Ct'l\'f.'(J and for sale by.
S'i‘nni:'i' & CAMP.
W 0LA§SES.—-New Orleans Molasses &
titigarofa good quality for sale by the
Barrel or at retail cheap.
1 V ‘ '
Josi-zrn S M l-ll-;I(ER Ex. Son.
BUHLEDENG Lois.-—-A coup-
le of very liaiidsoiue Building Lots
situated a.‘.l'Icrzrin Pfacefjttst below,
..~-‘; the village on the west batik of lhe
harbor, are ollered lor sale on very favorable
terms. These lots are (30 feet front and rear
and 200 feet deep. Togetlier they make a spa-
cious and very desirable plot for building pur-
poses. Eiiqiiire at this otlice. -
SADDL-ES, IIARNESSES, &c.
HE best and most varied assortment of
Harnesses, Saddles antl Bridles, Truriks.
Valices, Carpet Bags. Martingales, Halters.
Carriage and Riding Whips. &'.c. etc. that has
ever been kept in this place or vicinity, may
now be found at the Store ol the subscriber.
nearly opposite the Norwalk Hotel.
This is no empty boast as any one may see
by calling. For workmanship and beauty, as
we” as Service. me work which he olIers can~
not be surpassed. Also :
Saddle and harness Trimmings of all kinds.
Sztddler’° Silk, and 8 general assortment of
articles L iualiy called for in establishments of
this kird.
Also good asso?tt:ient of El'istic,antl \Vebb
Braces if his own nianufactnre, made for
clurabfl, try as well as convenience.
The ibove articles, the undersigned pledges
himself to sell, as low as they can be fotind
elsewhere. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. ,
N. B. The strictest attention paid to all kinds
of repairing. \Vi1.1.iAu B. SWAN.
Noiwalk. May, 8,1844. 19
LOCkS.—Tell it all about town that we
have Brass Clocks for 3 dollars—now ain't
that cheap’! Wooden do. for 2 dollars.
A large supply of Looking Glasses this day
-ilic zifcriiooti ()l‘f3ilt'lI nfsaitl tltiys.
Cl’:-ns. Mair-lir-s. Brushes, Stocks, Ncetllrs. Pins
Geese Et‘eathe1's.
sale. Also a quantity of ditch and low
l'”‘?"ll l' eatttcrs. S. Cx L1’ CUR'i'iss.
Norwiilk. Jun. 14 IS-I5. 3133
7 Jlrl E Court of Probate f-.r the District of
Norwalk hath liniitt-d and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of
Jesse O'ms!eriJ,
late of New York. (IC('(“?lSf'tI, to cxliil.-it their
t.-laitns for settlcmcnt. 'l‘ho.<c who neglect to
prcst-tit their Z]t‘(:t)lll.l~', pro; erly llll8.~I(.‘ti, \\illtiti
said time, will be (ll-lJilll’(‘(l a recovery. All
persons ititlt-htetl to said estate, are rt-qtieslctl to
rtitike iirimctliate pa_vtiieiit lt) '
Es'1'ni:tt Oi.:.is'i‘i-:.ti), A¢liiiinz'slru"ri.r.
l’rohatc for the ,Di~t:ict oft'\'orw:ilk. Cont
claims against the estate of
Potinds Live Geese Feathers. for
Eames
AVING received their stock of Full and
‘ Oltl customers atid others, to the most
Cwmls yet OIIPIELLIO the public. Among their
mere de lttincs ; triiis-lit. de laines and chtisaiis,
£ll'l.lClcJ for ladies’ CIUZIES; also French lnstres
l)C'lIlllIi~l.ll styles.
A large and e
J.9.ir/7/1 B Hog/I,
late ol'Nt-ti‘ Cunaaii Ill said District ilcceast-tl,'
rt~prt:setitt-tl itisolvniil. licrrlty ,t_-ive ntili(_'e that
we will attend to thc bitsiitcss ofonrsaitl ;-ipp int
lllPlIl at the dwt-lliitg hoiise of J titties Stetcitc,
in Norwalk in $i.lIll District. on the lI|'.\l Tut-s t
.l:tys of It‘.-hruztiy and J tint: next. at 7?. o'clock lll
Said Court
has li!llll(’ll anal allowed six ttionilis front the
dote ll? reuf for the c.\ltibitioti of claims agains.
said estate. Gizo. A. l).~tvr;.\‘t*oit't'2 .. ._
[Ii-:.\'iiv \‘i-:i.t.t;ct' §Um”m°'
\ _ \,
l\:ni'\v.¢:ll\'.I)r=t'. 2l.<| l5<l~l-. 3
7'E'tIIE public are l‘it'ft‘l|_Y t-aiititiiit-tl itgiiitis‘
Tl~'C(’l}gIl\Q from tiny pt-rsori it Note ,Qivifii by
me for 154100. date.l Dec. 24 IE-I-l, l’a_\able- at
the Ft-itfieltl Conrttv. llnnk. iiint-ty da\s aftrgr,
-lute‘, to the t)"ll(‘l' ol'I]o_\,'t &Jt~iti:itigs. it I l‘lilIll.
that the satire is not lcgiilly l'|'ll(:(‘.|:vll)l(‘.
Grzti. N. I“u0't‘E.
Now Crinaan. Jan. (3 ISIS. ‘
Boots and Slices.
AT C(3S"ri‘.
W
ILL he t-lIi'l‘l:(.l for a l't~\v (love, at tho
store foriiir:rl_v or-cttpictl iiy lliratii Du
rand (west ol the Britta:-) an nssortiiit-tit of Books
one Shoes at Cost 1’rir:cs. Persotn‘ in \\'«'tU'. Ur
expt-t:tiitg to be in want snort, will find it to their
titlvaiittige to get a a1l3ppl\’-
ll. Citoss:tio.~'. Agent.
335
Norwalk. Jun. 1 hit IS~'I-'3.
School Books.
I
7 I [I I3 siiliscriltcrotfers to Country .\Ierchant~l
-. 'l‘t=iir:l'it.-rs :in.l l’iirent.s. the larL!t‘«‘-I 9550“ l
rrient of Scliool Books ever HlI"l't«_(l in this tii.'ir—-
kct. Critisistiitg of .'\rlllllI‘I(.‘lit,S. Dal.-oll's. Ein-
erstili's f'3:l aiitl .'_§l putts, .Siitillts,I)ovic5, l{t:itlis.
Bothattis. and C=)llllJ."lI'S, Miltclicll :tll'l .‘~Io'sc‘.~
Geograpliy. Ctittistot-ks and G ra_y"s (.'licnii~tr_\
Corristot ks. OlTIlSl(‘?l(Ii. Sxtifts and Blzilw-.'s l‘l-.i
losophy. Duy‘s Algebra. l’lrt_\l'.'tir'.-. ltlncl ll
l*‘l'ints at d D rvis‘ Sorv ~\-in;_r, Berint:tt's Ct llios.
and I’rt“5.lt)ti'S Bunk I\’c‘epiit;_'. Ctitipt=r's Vir-
gil. Aiitlrew.-i and Stodartl’s L'ititi Gl':]l1)'l!?. r.
Aiitlrr-\\’s Latin Retitlcr. Atitlr(:\v'5 Lfiliti Lis-
stilts. Lctiipriet'e’s Classical Dictiotiary. ’Bl'H\\'l|
Sm&ih’s tzlrariinicr. Abercoiiibie's lniellccf
inal I’liilo.~‘opliy. Goodrich‘s Greek Grit-iitncr
Wavlniitl’s Moral Scicnco. Lovt‘ll‘.~U ..\'li1lr's
New Atiterican antl .«\r.:atlen:it:al Speakcrs.—-
Littcob's liottitiy. ll.'ihiri's Outlines of llistory
Jamicsons, Boytls aiitl Blair's l’v"ietoric. Por-
tcr‘..- Rhrtorical Reader. National l'rr-r-epior.
Popular Lessons, Easy l'iP2Ill€f,CllIltIIS Instruc-
tor. \Vcbstcr.<zintl(')rilcy’u History-1..=. Priileys
Common School History. Purkers (‘outpost
lion. Spellei‘ and D--litter. \VclisIer" NIH-‘lllllfl
Book. &,c. «Ste. all of which will be sold cheap
tl. liberal discount tliatle to 'l‘ea«-ltc.t's
J. A. \Vi-zi-zn.
RA‘-5a‘G}l3§ :.-mad Pine .4‘. §B}D5CS.—
Just retreirctl and for sale. by
Jon \' I-3 rm it -t i.i.
Silver Spoons.
ANUl*‘AC'l‘UR ED in otir shop—tlie best
and ('llt‘.npes‘l in to“ n. I..il-'\’l Crotitri.
‘1 ,, E i
‘e * _ 6
$5 or. 3633 y.
H E sulisciiberlias now on hand the be-it
and cheapest assortnit.-nt of Chitin. Cl .ss l
and Eurthern ware that can be litiind in lll('
place. ‘ Will you call and see? l.i:vi Ci.Ant(.
til
'Y'Al\’E‘£EE I\'otioins.—A izrczit variety
ctitisistitlu (ll. Bllllt)fI$g (ititi:lJ~'. )vtl7.’"Sll'Hl)S
.\‘riull bovr~s Clear Cases. etc. L. ("i .-\'l‘K
- ?i'tines.
very fine article of Prunes, for sale by the
.1. Box or at retail. niieiip at Buntt\t.i.'=.
. Clocks.
WOOD and Brass Clocks, very low at
(.;'LAi:its.
®{} Yards M ti.-liiis, Bl€‘(‘('llP(l dc Pittwii
4: just rect-iv:-d and to bc sotd circa-
per than can be found in ttie State. at '
V UllU)l\’N s.
__ ..— ._...____..__.
-ERRFURHESEEY.-—Tlte clicapest. lot of
pcrfuiiiery fant-_\ articles &c cvcr be-lore
ol'l"r-tr:-tl in Norwalk can be found til l3|-=-‘|’-l-l-'~‘-
P EGlS'l‘ER.S.—Grcen's (_‘onnt-t:iicutAn-
ll nital Register and United States Cttlentlcr
for I845. just rcceivetl by. J A \Vl~‘-P‘«0-
For Sale.
Q Btishels Rock Salt. Bucli'.vl~.cat.Flour
Q}{} ground at Trcdwel|’s Mills constantly
on liantl. A quantity of Riissia Turnips for
sale.—Mould Candles by the l»0.’~’-
J S l\‘Il-IHICER & Sou
*1QME’[‘HIN(} NE \V.—l)aily Pocltot Re-
irtetnbrancer. for 1815. for the use of pri-
vate families and ptérsoiis of IJUSIIJPSS-—(‘0lIlR.ln
ing An Almanac, Banking Table, Counting
louse Almanac. and a blank space for Memo
raiidnnis for every day in the ycgi. Sold luv
A \\’r;r~:n.
“ RUMAN has just received another lot of
those line Doe lined. elastic Berlin Gloves
for gents. so universally admired.
KA'1‘ES.—Fine and low priced Skates, for
sale by the dozen or retail by
STREI-:1‘ 65 CAMP.
150
purchasers by
RON and Sleel.—-A full assortment of
foreign and domestic Iron and Steelijllsl
received and for sale by S'l'REET 55 CAMP-
ICKS WORKS.—The works of Thomas
D Dicks comple in one Volume. for Sale at
reduced prices by \V E «S: H M BrssnLL.
RANDRE DT H PILLS.—']‘he subscri-
ber is still agent for the sale ofihis valua~
Kegs first qualitv Cut Nails, assoirtetl
sizes, for sale in quantities to suit
- STIH-ZER &. CAMP
'l['llfC of,
Colicocs nfcvery tlcscription;
\Vorstctl and Woolen Plt.-ids, écc.
FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS 3
Easy Se Cos.
'tVii-ter Goods, would invite the attention oftheir
exit-naive and best selected assortment of Dr;
new Goods may he found. French. antl German
ntestnocs. alpacca Ltisires. plain, plaid and fignrttl ofall colors, casltinere d‘ecosse and cash .
ncu patterns; Iris cloih,a new and béauiiftt:
and crape cashincres for ladies coat dresses, &c.
Sliavvls.
(-'U*l‘-'“*?T*‘- Rttlt R033. Thibct \Vool, Brocha, ,\Vot'5tetl,Saiin and Silk. end many other
Silks.
legant assortment.
Fdlaiiiieis.
\Vcl~li, Eriglish and .-'*.merit.-an, of various colors.
also a large lot of Cloths, Cassinieres, Sattiizeits and Vestings.
Carzpeciitg.
\Vool. Colto
Also. lt‘!oor Oil Cloths. \Vilion and Brussels
n and Hemp.
Ptutgs and Matting.
The above nieiitinnetl (.‘r.t..-tl< will all be sold at the very lotvest prices.
'l'E3ACI§H:‘.E{ \V.-?ti‘lI'.7i"}EK).
, G:-ntlctiititi well qualifed to teach the
.t’_ coititiion English branch:-s, and who is
hiiriself wi~.l:ing to pcrstie a course of study,
may find a fuvrirulile si'tiation at Norwalli
At:::tlt-ttiy. as air Assisttitit 'I‘('.'ZIl'li€l‘. One who
has had experience in teaching district Sflltttilb‘
no-.iitl he prc ferrcd.
The next t]‘ll.lrl(‘l'l‘(t!1tIt'lPll(?t"S on the 29th inst.
J. U. Ut:I'l~‘l.\', I‘rii.-.
i\"urwall. Academy
N:-ivstillt. Jim 9. lS~l-'3. 3 '2
No P- A ctnleiiiplatcd cltange in bu-
siness reiidcrs it iit=ccssat‘_v that the subscriber
stinnltl have a seltlctiteiil with I is customers as
soon as the first of l*'t-biitary'ncxt. All persons
in arre-.ir.s, tliereliire, will please (.‘.tllSi-‘lCl' them-
selves duly notified, and act at-cordingly.
W. I]. Ct.i;v't:i.ANn.
{.3 Norwalk. Jim 1-1, 1845.
' ' .—\'l‘(.'[IES antl Jewelry ofzill kinds for
sale cheap, by Li-tvi (‘i..ini{.
ARE Ch:incc.—-A Gciitlt nttiii’s New
19.1 Fine Cloth Cloak for stile at cost.-——Eu~
C. J. Gl’lUt\IA.\'.
‘P00."siS.—All kind of silver poons
k iiititle t-f ctiin, kcpt constantly on hand.-—-
licrtttttt‘. Silver do., (lat-ii-mtt Silver plated do.
coppr-r plttlt-tl do_. English and American
Britannia. silver Forks. silvoi.Ct-rinnnsilvcr
and pl:i!cLl btitterknives. Every thing in the
spoon line at _( Disi:i:t)\\"s.
l.\"l'l!lR S'l'llAl.\"l-ID OlL.——A very
fine article of Wiiitcr Strained Oil,j~tst
V (
rr—cr-ivctl and for sale by Jon-.\’ liUiiitALL.
rt .e7‘* sf .7
Eta? . L can or .2.
' —\ SFIENEIEE3 gsiniiigeniietint
3‘ K ——l he sloop Julia. Capt. Grum-
fiftfftf. I“ tii:in,\Vill leave the landing at Five
Mile River. on Ttinstlay Jun. 7th
IS45, and again oti Tliiirstlav January 17th and
will cootinttn to make her Trips in about 10
tl:J.Ys Ulllil liirtlier no'ice. \V C S.~t.ttMls.
‘W
Mitldlelirotilts’ and Pi-indle'g A].
l manacs for 18-l5,jttst received and
for sale bv the Eross or dozen iii, B|s3~];LL9_
l
l
l inns: Guns! 1-Real Stub antl \Vire
l\\'I:‘Id01tl)lel)illl'Clgu[I$; Imitation do
do do do. Fine and low pri -
ced single be rel guns. just received and for
Sale by STl'tl1E'l’ (SC CAMP.
Norwalk. Sept. I7’. I844.
UR Sale at the Store ofthe subscribers. it
quantity ol'l3uenares Salt. Dotible Refined
crushed stigar—Carial Flour ol'a snpcrior.qual-
i!y,.Sperm (lantlles. ground Still in bags, and
various other articles. Also just received at
small Lraocli ofCrockery which with the stock-
ori hand will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
at wholesale or retail.
JOSEPH S. Mitt-:Ki:it & SON.
BY Order of the Court of Probate for tho
District of Norwalk.Deeember 26 18-14,
The Trustee on the Estate of Chas. M. Knapp
(lL‘Cf‘£ISf(l, will sell at public Auction on Satur-
‘l"3~ l*‘eb. Sth 1315.11! 1 o’clock, P. M. at the
the store ofGeo. W. Smith, So. Norwalk, all the
unsettle-tl accounts belonging to said estate, for
the hciit lit oftlin (‘rt-ditors.
M A'l"1‘ it i-:w \Vi LCJX, Trustee.
NtirW'Ztlli. Jun. 7. 2
A.\'lES MALLOEIY (‘L Cu. having made.
arran;;emt=nts \vill.l J. D. Lonzsbuiy or. Co.
for the sale of Fell Clot/is will supply those
who may be in want ofthe article, at the very
low est factory price. '
C O
Raisins.
A Quantity of very superior Bunch, Musca-
_ Icl and Sultana Raisins,just received and
for sale by the box, or at retail by
JOHN
BURl'tALl'..
§4'lOR agood assortment of Alpacas. Cloths
Frenclt Plaids and fine French Merinos,
give GP.IJMAi\' a call.
ST. Cii'oix.Mo_l,l,asses.—-A few _I;}lids. of
very choice St. Croix Molasses just recv'd,
and for sale by. - Joint BURRALL.
Elna‘ ck“/@625) iE"”o~2;°is.
};l''‘—\_ The slonp«i Mary A. Sellcclr
\Vest_sirle the Bridge, alterntttelv.
vh - -. _ ’ ‘_ " r ‘
every -"TlI€$(I:Iy, and New lurk
cvcrv 'l'litir-tlay or Fri-Jay, until further notice,
Ntir\\'3lll{. Dec. 154-}. N. Si-:1.i.i~:cir.
FIRE IN-SUl"ANC *. 3
I-IE citizens of Norwalk. and of Fairfield ‘
(.‘orinty are ll(‘r(‘l)_\' uotiiit-d tltat the _ t
M’it£i:iz:.2sbti::';g 1:7:‘i2'c E!E§E3l‘:‘.iE(!(: I
tI)0r.ni;p:n:;r,
will iiisnrc. the various kinds of; huilrlings. and
itcrsotitil property, iigiiitist lo.~:s’-or tltitiiage by
fire, on reasoiiable tertns. b_v applying to " I
3tiit.I9
Norwalk, Dec. 2, I84 I.
‘A ’ (.'_-astor Oi! Candy is liighly approved of
as the DPS! in-ulc ofatlriiiviistcrin;_v this valualile
ntct‘.icinc to Ciiildren. It may be used for all
puiposcs that the Oil is so extensively recom-
iIl"ll(ll.‘tl.(.‘t)lI')IIHH1 colds and all kinds ofCnughs,
Bowel Compltiirits, (Ritz.
Jotix A \\'r:i:it. agent for I‘-lorv.'all..
F} URIECE St0I.ic.—-I0 bhls Pumice Stone
for sale by S'i‘tti-:i-:'i' &. (‘Anita
I TO BLA.CKSl‘llH'P.‘llES.
[)l‘lI(Jl' article of
New Castle Coat,
at the South Nnrwalk Landing. which will be
sold at the lowest niarltet price for cash.
'l‘. L. 6: J. R. Pl-ICK.
Dcctnbr-r 30. 1844
OING Going l—A new article of La.
dies’ Winter llosiciy, ntrver before in
market. at GrtU.\tAt\'s.
VERS}[0ES.—A lot of very fine India
Rubhcr Over Sliot‘-s.just rect ived and for
sale unusually low by the subscriber.
[Ii~:Niti' I-IANni:s.
I-EEG Altmaiiitzur, ahd U. S. Reg-
ister for H84-'i.—-Coiitainiiig theOl'-
licial Retnrttsolitlie Presitleiitial Eliectioii, the
Declaration of lntleperiderice, the Constitution
ofthe U. Washingioifs l<'at'ewell address,-
A list ofall the Ol’l‘it:ers under the U. S. Gov-
ernment.tlic'I‘arilfLaw ol’1842. &c. Price
11:‘; cents. J A VVEEIL
RUMAN has Paragon Boots-a pretty
"I" article t'orinl'.-ints.
Grand assortment ofLadics’ Velvet and
f‘, other Card Cases.-— cheap at BISSELLS.
NNUALS.—The largest assortment of
I Annuals. Christmas and New Year Gifts,
everttffe-rcd in Norwalk may be found at the
cheap Book Store, at prices lower than ever
bnfore known. \V E 6L H M B1ssi:LL.
T a legal Town Meeting held in Redding
on the ]Stb'day of November. 1844,
Voted, Thai Swine be permitted to goal
large on the highways in thistown and not lta'~
ble to be impounded; provided they have, if
over th_ree months old. good and sufficient rings
in their noses. A true copy of Record,
Allest. JONATHAN R. SANFORD, Town C_'l_erZc
LADIES will find a superior article of
French Cologne ‘and Brushes at,
received. C E DISBROW. ..
ble medicine. LEVI CLARK.
l Gitutimns.
and Domestic. it ill leave the dock i
W
J.CA)lP,Jr. Agent.
" ‘EHBLDEEEN Cry for Ht.~—I‘]ollock’s ,
3 in the lump and ground, just received and ;
[IE Snlissriltcrs are now discharging a su- Z
Pounds of fine Cheese.-—-.itist rcs
ceived and For sale by
.lonv I3Ul".RAI.L.
1:09
lLD'S Castor Oil and V/orm Candy, II';l'
silt.‘ at. Bissi-:Li.s.
Cllaezip Boots and Slices.
HE subscriber hasjust returned from New
York with a supply of Men’s cheap Boots
and Shoes, both coarse and line, which are of H
gootl quality, and will be sell as ciieap as the
clieaptzst. Call and look before purchasii.-g
elsewhere. Hiznrtv H.iz~‘ni-zs.
Nt)l’\\'lIll{. Oct. 18-14--
A Fi3l'l§l for sale,
Containing about C0 acrcs well pro-
portioned into meadow, plow pasturc
and wood lnntl. Also, about '20
, acres of wood and pasture land lying about littlf
n mile from the .allUVf’. On the first men-
,tioi*.ed premises, iltere is a large two story dwel-
, ling house, wagon house. barn. and a well of
‘ grititl water near lli8(I')0l‘, together with a never
failing stream which runs througli and waters
, the farm. This properly is situated in the cast
part of'Ncw Canaan, about 5 miles from Nor-
. v,-allr, landing, and liolonsgs to the estate of
' Frederick Ricliartls. dt-c’sd. Inquire of Samuel
. L. Richards, living on the prcniises. or of
D.-mics ST. Jonx, Adiiiinistrrtor.
I New Canaan. Dec. 30. I844.
FOR SALE———At Public Auction
on Saturday the 15th of February
next, on the premises, at 1 o’clock,
. P. M. a House and (3 acres of land,
situated in New C‘.-tnaan. near the Four Corners
1, on what is called Claphoartl Hill Road, leading
to. and about three miles from Norwalk. Said
3 property belongs to the estate ofLytiiitn Brown.
l Dattius ST Jons, Trustee.
New Canaan, Dec. 31. 1844.
. CHOICE Lit;-,uors.—Purc
Port and Matleria \\"iiie, Holland
' . Gin, Jamacia Rom. Brandy, Ci-.
. - der Brandy &'c. The above li~
quors can be relied upon as pure and unadul-
terated, and will be sold only for medicinal pur-
poses, W E 6: H M BISSELL.
Look at This !
Pounds of very superior Cheese. The
lovers of- goritl cheese will please to
call and see them. For sale by
JOHN
Valuable Farms !
NE Farm containing about 44 acres, late
the residence ol’John Jas. Lambert, with
a good Dwelling House. Barn, Corn House and
other out builtlings,—-two wells of .vaier——zt va-
riety of Fruit Trees. «See.
Also; one Tract of about 14 acres of \Vood.
and Pasture Land,
Also: one Tract of about. 21 acres situated’
north ofthe Episcopal Church on the east side
ofthe Danbuiy Road.
Also; one Faint ofabout 37 acres south east
oftlie Episcopal burying ground. _
Each ufthe above contain a portion of \VooL‘s
Land.
Also; a large Dwelling House with abour
twoand a halfacres of land near the house of
Dr. Willard. _
For particulars, enquire olT. B. Bntlcr Esq.
of Norwalk, or ofilte subscriber near the premi-
ses. SAMUEL F Lauuuvr.
\Vilton, Nov. 5, I844. 45-
BURRALL.
Norwalk Chronicler