For the Gazette. , -
Brunet-zrotvr. March 14th 1845.
Mr. Editor .'—There is a great flourish qf
trumpets here.upon the occasion of Mr. Bar-
num’s sudden attack oftentperance. So anxious
in Mr. B. and his friends to turn this tothe very
best account, by spreading it througltought the
county, and duly impressing it upon everyindi-
vidual. that it is ditficult to pass along tlte streets
without having it obtruded upon you by some
blear-eyed swell-head. accompanied by a sig-
nificant grin.or horse laugh. which speaks itt
too plain a langtttge to be rttisttnderstootl. "we
have soothed the t.-ompuncrtons of \Vnshingto
nians and shall trick them into the support. of
our still steadfast friend." The tricl. is too pa?-
. pable to take here, with any others tltart lIl( St‘
governed by political preferences. Its r-{Tent
is to disgtlttt that portion ofthe Wasltittgtouia )9-
who act with fidelity to their cause. and the re-
ntark is frequently made in tlte hearing ofyour
corn-spontlent, by the men whom it was intend-
ed to dupe. "\\'e would SUUIIPT. vote for an
avowed opponent of Temperence, tltan for the
man who could stoop to such a degratlittg piece
of deception." The lteartlessness ofthis affair
few in In tltis vicinity doubt. & its result among
us will only be to ttnite our friends against im-
position in the present case, and render tltem
more vt atchful in the future. Tlte gossip ofthe
day is that tltuugh the bar and its appendages
ltave been removed. Mr. Barnutn has atnple
means to meet all (he wants of his customers
H.
where it can he done without hazard.
Ftnt~:.—Tlte Natiottal Theatre at \Vttslting
ton city was entirely destroyed by fire on the
evening of the 5th inst. The fire 0rl9.ltWlC‘t-I in
the-dressing room. from a candle, :tn-l in conse-
quence ofthecarelessuess oft ne of the actors.
The house was full at thetimc.but the audience:
made their escape without injury. Much other
property was de-troyed. and the Globe Office
narrowly escaped the. same fate.
The total loss is estimated at 40 or 5550.000.
The Theatre was ttot insured. c,
TRUMAN SMITH.
\Ve this week enroll among our list of candi-
dates litr the favor and service of the people, the
name of Truman Smith. Mr. Stnith has been
nominated for Congress frotn this District. He
is a resident of Lit.:ltficld. and has tlistirtguisltetl
himselfin the councilsof the nation. His talents
need not ottr commendatiott, they are known to
the country. Few ltavc taken a course r;fgrea-
ter USEIIUIKICSS. in the House 0l.R.f?|)fL‘.iettl€]llVCS.
His indefatigable industry has won ltim corn-
f‘n8[)(.I:lll()fl trom abroad as well as at ltotne.—
He was one ufthe most efficient members ofthe
27th Congress, and so regarded in other states
oifthe Union. It is to his assiduity that we owe
in a great measure, the passage of the present
tariff, and the blessings which it has brought to
our doors in the revival of business and the
introduction ofeonfidence in the comtnunitv.——
As he did much to secure the Tariffat its pass
age,ihis efforts would do much to prevent 'it§
repeal. His private characteris as spotless as
the public reputation vshiclt he has so ably ear
ned and nnbly l'l‘l€llnl3Ift€(I\.\"‘*-.“,
The oponent of Mr. Smith i\= the 2855 bag
who held forth itt this place previous to the Pres
idential election, in company with Daniel Par
sons. Esquice. and the Donkey. His talents,
are of the mouthy description— full of frothy
declamntion. Our readers who failed to hear him
on the occasion allttded to, may form an esti-
mate of his mental calibre from his companions
at that titne. The Donkey is equally a man in
all respects and would not suffer a whit in com-
parison with John Cotton Smllhs the I000 T000
Candidate for Congress. Of the talents otthis
gentleman we are not in doubt. He has been
here 5, in the language ofthe day -‘left his card."
Hislcharacter at home, our logos say is good.-
By their usual standard, this is probably true.
Some ofour citizens, how ever. who pretend to
know a thing or two, have a vulgar notion, that
in addition to following his party in the fttrtlter
ance ofthe institution ofslavery, he would be
able to multiply its subjects.
There is no more comparison between Tru
ntan Smith. and his namesake. John Cotton.
than there is between a meridian sun and a yel
ow pumpkin.
The President and the Sabb ath.--Tlte Jour.
of Commerce attempts to clear its correspon
dgm for implicating the President in the Sun-
day dinner affair, by claiming that he meant
Salurdtll/o by ""3 I3"8"”§’-° he eml’l"y.°'l'_"y°5°
terday.” VVe are to infer then that the letter,
whi._-.h bore date-of Monday, was written on
Sunday. That will do.
The correspondent oftbe Courier and Enqui-
rer of'~.\Iottday the 10th. Says.
“The Cabinet were together all yesterday
(Sunday) and again to day."
Rare regard for the Sabbath, that.
A Temperancelecture will be delivered at
the Town Hall, this (Tuesday) evening, by Mr.
Faircltild. _________________
We see it stated in the Journal of Commerce
' that Capt. Daniel K. Nash, has received the
ttominatidn litr Congress l'rom the Abolitionists
ofthis Congressional District.
Senator Bates continues very ill. No hopes
are entertained of his recovery-
_._._
WASliIN§TONo Match 12'1"-
The nominations begin to crawl into the
s,.,,;,re_ A few more were sent to to day.
which were referred to t_he.app.'oprtate,com-
lhlllr-t‘S, and Will meet. with Pl'°'“P‘ a°”°"',
Gen. Armstrong of Tennessee. form y
Postm-tster of Nashville. W“ ‘° d"Y °°“’ .
firmed by the Senate in his nppointtnfltl 30
the Crtnsulsltlp at Liverpool. in place of-709'
W. White of Connecticut.
' Norris Wilcox, ol Connecticut.-at PTPSCD1
‘Sheriffol,the County of New Haven. was
go day confirmed as Collector for the Port of
"Oaw Haven, in place of R. R. Hiuman.
_ Gen. John Davis of Bucks County, Penn-
s_vlvartitt.was also confirmed to day as survey-
or ofthe port of Philadelphia, in place ol
Thomas Cooper.
Among the nominations made to day by
the President. to the Senate, are the follow
mg: . - ~ _
Mr B F‘. Butler. District Attorney for the
South-_-rn Dslrict of New York, in place ‘cl
Ogtlett I‘I( firttttn, Esq. '
W. E]. Polk, flit?“ President’: brat/ter.
Ch.-trge to Naples in place ol W m.Boulwttrc.
A Mr. Jew-tt. of Maine. Charge to Peru.
lin ill=lCP (tl A. Bl‘\'8fl.
Nil. Pd|fllr'ltIF'l' (II l\'IFlS$.‘lt"I]usPI's, nu-(1,.
her nl the late Cot-grts-, i\'.-tvnl (-fH(‘rr at
Bo ton in place of George Roberts, Editor
of 'he B tston Times. _
Mr Cunningham ol 'I‘+-nttr-esr-e, Purser in
the Navy.‘to which (',‘-bttrlrs'\Vrllrs of P on-
sylvania had been nnmittattd by Mr. Tvler.
and which t\".ts rtot acted on during the last
session.
A. H. Everett, C'ort‘tmis.-‘inner to China;
Alderman Shaler of New York, Consult to
Plane Kort_£,’ ln Chum. in place of Thomas
W. Wnldrou. dc-‘east-cl. The-so. with others,
not vet known, will do very well for one day.
It is said this evening that Capt. Ryodo-rs.
of the Empire Club. has kicked ottt of the
lracvs and swo-or that he will leave the patty
H-"thirtks he is not tr-~a:+-rl uith as tnucli
re-pt-ct now as when the election was pend-
ing. It is impossible, however, for him to
quit the party; there is rto other but the Loco
Foco party it ho would accept. of his services
The Cabinet ts now complete. Bancroft’:
nomination, after hanging by the lids for some
days has at length been C()lllIl'ntt‘(J. The dilli
culty arose among the southern wing of locofo-
tstn. '
house on the first mentionetlifarm. see newt.‘
T-E_M.P-ERANCE HOTEL.-
Heidi,‘ will be found in another column.‘ The
thing ‘sticks out It feet.‘ and will be appreciated
we conclude by the \Vashiogtoni:tns ofFairficld
cottnty for whom it is inter ded.
elbmvsayu it reminds him oftlte old sinner who
had long years bitter variance, and had a—rircttn'-
ciliation with each. "l‘h_ei last was’ one _,w'tt l:
whom he had been tnore thnnttsually hostile
hitter. and as he was about to leavegltt-.. ‘room,
in case /te recovered from his sickness, all vtlria
reconciliation passed for rtotltirtg ! ‘ ‘
New York came Mm-ker‘—M..rct. to.
At market 1200 BeefCattle,120 Cows and Calves
and 900 Sheep. ' ’
full ‘25 cents from the prices oflast week—left 250.
Cows and Calves-—All taken at $13 a 28.
Slteep—$I 50. :2 25 to 5. good demand.
I‘I:ty-—Sttles at 59 to 67 1-20 per cwt. a decline.
MARRIAGES.
In Newtotvn. March 9th by Alexander Hall Esq.
Mr. George Bradley of Fairfield, to Miss Abigttl
VVeed. ol'Newt.own. '
Itt Monroe. March 9th by Rev. George L. Fuller
Charles N. Saunderst, to Rachel B. Allen, both of
South Norwttlk. ' ‘ _
In New Haven, March ]st,by the Rev. Mr. flog-
sou. Mr. David Bttrr, to Miss Elettnor B. "Nichols,
both of Fairfield.
A summary oftlte. town Eletrtiotts. ttt 25 coun l
ties. all sofar as publi-hed itt the Tribune on
Thursday last. sltows a ll-Vlrig gain (J84 Super-
-visors. leaving the \Vhig~‘. ahead 40 I i
The Snow Storm of Monday a.td Tuesday
oflnst week covert-d the grouttd in Albany to
the depth ofa foot. '
An Albany corm.-'non(lettt ofthe N. Y. Jour.
Commerce sttys ttte New York and Non Haven
Railruatl is opposed by the Harlactn Com. who
insist that it trtustueinter their road at a point a-
hove Harlaem river, or pay them a certain
nnmttnt. ofdamwges for the way travel which it
will divert from them.
Illustrated Spelling BooIc.—\Ve. have receiv-
ed from ‘he publishers a copy of ‘We.hsters El-
ementary Spelling Buok.’just puhlislted by G-
F. Coolidge and Brothers. N. Y.
This book. though the same word for word
with \Vehster's ‘American Spelling Book.’ is
calettlatetl to take precedence oftltat on account
ofthe i.tterest thrown around it by its pictorittl
These illustrations are well cal-
Il~’us(ra.’z°ons.
t-ulated to please the eye. and fasten the atten-
tion oftlte child while they inform the Judg
meat, and lighten the labor of study. They
may be used in the same class with the ‘Ameri-
can Spellittg--Bt3n,k.-’~ »
For Sale at the store nf.I. .4.
,_
Weed.
VVe are indebted to the Hon. J. W. Hunting-
ton for a copy oftlte Report oflhe Commission-
erof Patents.
The Legislature ofOhio has passed a malitia
bill, which rrquires every man to turn not. pay
a fine of fifty cents, or work a day upon the pub-
Iir: roads. I
Pa. U. S. Senator.— Gen. Simeon Cameron
has lteen elected U. S. Senator by the Legisla
ture of Pa. Geo. W. \-Voodward wasthc caucus
cattdidate. Gov. C. is said to be a decided Tarifl
man. and irt favor of Land Distribution. He
was sup; orted by the VVhigs and Natives.
The New Hampshire State Election took
place last week and the locus have only partial
ly succeedethand that by the skin oftheirteetlt.
The competitor of Hale. thrown overboardfhas
not it is thought been elected.
The two Houses of Congress, on the last
day but one of the session, concurred in an
appropriation of $2l0.000. for improvements
in the Navy Yard at Brooklyn. Oneofthe
items is $l50.900 for a dry dock.
The trains over the. Western Railroad
leave Boston for Albany, and Albtny for
Boston, at half past 7 A. M. This arrange-
tncnt will be continued through the summer.
There-.’sa fellow in West Troy of such
unbounded p-ttiotism, that he sits up all
night with n pt|lI'Ol horse pistols in his hands
watching the Constitution!
T/tc Globe and the Irtaugu.ral—As there
is no reasonable doubt of the Globe being
installed Court Journal to the new adminis-
tration, it look: all natural ultd proper to see
that paper blttzoned with laudation of the
speech from the throne. They who are well
paid for" praise-,sliall they not lay it on thick ?
And shall not courtir-rs utter the language
of their trade? It is all right. in the Globe,
but we hope that paper isaware that we lake
its eulogies with many grains of allowance.
\lVe have had too much ofthis in times past.
Putting green spectacles Oh a horse and fee-
ding ltitn with shavings may do for once.
bttt in the long run even an ass would rebel
against it. VVe‘have asked tor bread and they
gave us a stone——for a fish and they gave us
a serpent. ll wt.-judge httrshly. then,_ we
judge as a people who have been many times
deceived and betrayed, and that by the very
tnen to whom are now surrendered up the
guidance of the Administration. an-l because
we object to hanging the one about our necks
and putting the other in ottr bosonts. we are
denounced as rebels. and have lectures On
the enormity of not loving a Government
‘known to us only by its oppressiotts.’
' » ' Charleston Mercury.
________________._._
Hartford and New Haven Railfvad-—
This company has declared a dividend of
three dollars per share. from the earnings ol
the last six months. The Company
has derived no income from that part.
of the Road between Hartford and Spring-
Tlie l'Vhigs of New York are doing nably -—l§.
lflidgefie-Id‘
stock. Mr.JatnesT. fl‘wittey of Weston, to Miss
Martha E. Schelly of Rerldittg.
In Ridgtrfieltl. on the 9th inst.
cis. M r. Abel Pulling. to :\'lr.<. Polly Dan.
On W'ednesday. the 12 ttlt. by the Rev. Mr Tttr-,.
uer. Charles A. Smith to Miss Mary Hoyt, all of
‘j?
DEATHS
In New Canaan on Fridayuight last, Den. Hiram
Crissy, aged about 45.
In South Norwalk on the ]]th instant. Delia A.
daughterofAlfred .t- Susan Cltichaster. aged zlyears.
In Dztnbury, on the 9th inst. Mr. Zatlinon Jack-
son, aged about 50. .
Itt this town.outhc 12th inst, a child of Clark
Brown. aged 6 years. '
In thi< town. on tlte 15th inst, Orittda, aged 41
years. wife of Daniel Taylor.
In \Veslport, on the 16th inst, Miss Sally Taylor,
aged 64 years.
Brut Road Notice.
All persons opposed to the construction nfthe
t.-nntemplatctl Rail Road frotrt New l'Invcn—to
New York upon the route alreztdy surveyed, or
who may be irt favor of any additions to. or
alterations of, any ofthe provi-ionsofthe charter
of said company. are rtqttested to meet at the
llotel of Hr-7.»~kiah NlCllUl~l itt \Vestpo.~t on
Tttesday the 26th day ofittst. March. at 2 o'cl'k
P. M.
New Canaan.
The \Vhig.~z of New Canaan are requested to
meet at the 'l‘ownHouse on Friday evening tlte
2lst inst. at 7 o'clock, a full attendance is re-
quested. .l’erOd:er Town Committee.
A T a Court of Probate held at No_r\i-all; 17th
Norwalk. on the estate of
Fre /etic/': S/ttitlt,
late of Norwalk. deceased: Ordered that the
Adutini.-trator on said Estate. exhibit his admin-
islrflllnlt account to this Court for adjustment
at the Probate Office in said Norwalk, on \Ved-
nesday the 26th day of in-t. March at 2 o'clock
P. M. and that all persons interested in said
r-.sttJteZ_-tnay be notified therof. the said Adminis-
trator give notice there! faccttrdittg to law.
3tl2 B!-ZVJA-.\1lN lsaacs. Judge.
.7V"e-to Goods.
TEIE subscriber will receive during the
week. a large and elegant assortment of
Spring Goods, whit.-lt they intend tusell cheaper
than ever. Please give us a call.
.lAut-zs t\‘IAl.LORY 6:: Co.
1 U E Board of Rt-gistration for the Town of
Norwalk hereby give notice. that they will
be in session at the Town House itt said..\lorwalk
on the last Monday of March 1845. from nine.
o'clock forenoon to 5 o'clock uflr-rttunn. and on
Saturday next precr-edtng the first Monday of
April 1845. from 10 o‘t'lot-ls forenoon to two o‘-
clock afternoon, to perfect the List of Electors
and to’ examine and decide upon all applications
to be admitted to the privilege ofan Elector antl
to administer the oath to those so found to be
qualified. I
And said Board will meet at said 'l'owuIIouse.
onithe first Monday of April 1815 at 9 o'clock
forenoon. to admit and register such applicants
only. legally qualified to be so admitted. who
shall have attained the age of2l years, or shall
have become qualified by virtue of It residence
in said town since the last aforesaid meeting oi
the Board. after “lticlt the Polls will be open-
ed as the Law provitles. __
And said Board will also bcin session during
the time of voting, to register the names of such
qualtfietl Electors only.as reside in other towns
and to register the names of sttclt persons only,
as are Electors resident in said Town of Nor-
walk, who have heretofore been admitted as
Electors, and have been omitted on said list by
mistake. H t-zxnr St-'.l.Ll-2CK ]
A. E. BEARD Board of
\V. S. Locmvoon Registration.
J. A. Wt-:t-:o. *
Nnrwnlk. M arch 17. I545. 212
T H E Stockholders in the Sit'rtpnttgTurnpike
Company are hereby ntttified. that the
annual meeting of said company will lteltolden
.at.the Hotel ol”D.tvitl Stephenson in Norwalk.
on the last Monday (the last day) ofinst. Marclt
at 2 o’clock afternoon for the purpose of trans-
acting the Annual business ofsaid Comapnv.
Josrzrn \-V. HUBBELL. Cleric.
Norwalk. March 19 I845. 2t*l2
ALF Skins.—The Htghe.-t Cash Price
will be pail for calf skin: in hair. at the-
ntore of Gould D. Jennings.
Norwalk. March. I4 IS-I5. 3t'*I2
0 Fire Brick Makers.-A person
competent to manage the business of ma-
king Fire Bricks for stove linings. may hear of
an advantageous situation. as foreman, partner,
or proprietor, by applying to the subscriber at
Stamford. Geo. E. Wuutttvn.
N. B. For further particulars inquire of Chas
lsaacs, Norwallt. 12
Guns: GlIns_!!—RealStub and Wire
twist donblebatrelguns; Imitation do .
R-fir"
- do do do. .Fine and low prt
cod single barrel guns. just received and for
sale b ‘ * S-rtuzar 6:. Curr.
The sale of the Labmbert property in Wilton,
has been ‘adjourned to the 20th -inst. at the
- The advertisement _of Barnum's“ '1‘crt:perartce
A wag at our _-
we brought to his death bed as he Supp0§(‘(J'.
&. wishing to die‘ in reconciliation with the world"
be assembled his neighbors with whom he had-
the old rt.-tit... called ltim hack nntlitolrl trait that .
Bet-f—Poor demand, and we note a reduction of I
In Redding. on the 12th inst. by Rev. Mr. Com--.
tr»? Rev. A. s. Fran-=
Mttrcit. 1845; In and‘ forth: Dirlttict 0I“t'II3fi-K_ICl}lttn- lea-wing the landing at Five Mile,
0'I_'lCE.—'l'he copartnership heretofore
, :r.~._xtsttng between the subscribers was this
day dtssolved by mutual consent.
» ISAIAH Br-:'r'rs.
C.u.vt.\' Bl-ITTS.
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I \Viltnn. Mmh 15. 1845.
I , ENIGMA.
' . Am Composed of Eigttteen Letters-
My '
5 9 I 16 is an-Is’Iand In Africa.
813 S 18 2 isa river in Europe
I011-‘ii-x a mountain in A in
T7 16.7 5 is a tnouotttin in Europe
4, I0 6 5 is a town in_Al'ricn
I2 I6_39“l.5 is a town in Ireland
6 I0 "Isis _u lake: in Europe
" 9 I0 I3 is a county in the Mirldlcstutel
2 I3 6 I5 is a river itt Cttnadu
I I-1 5 7 is a town in Europe
- 465 is a city in Asia
- 2! (‘Utility In the Smnhr-n) Slates
_3§.iI rt river irt Africa
.‘II?'l6 I5 l5 I6 is rt cape near Asia Minor
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5
“ O 7 I1 1') town in ,\'pxi¢-_~()
, .10 I, I6 6 inn city to Asia
6 12 IS a county in the Soothe-rnStntes
18.0; 14 8 river in Austria
My whole, is the ||l£H‘.e.WItl'ft‘ the wise. the any
alttl the Tashinnaltle tlnily resort. W. T. C.
Lot ofSunerior Cheese. also Salmon, 1:
' rt new ar.ir:le.. nt .IU|)~’nN & (log.
on‘
It
lover Seed.-—Fur
’I' L «S: J R Prcx.
' U{§'l‘ Pub|islled.—_—'l‘lte Pictorial Ele-
‘ metttnry Spelling Iluuk. being art improve
trient on the Attteriean Spelling Ilrtolt. by North
\Vchster. L. L. D with about I60 illu~tra ion»
Just received and for sale by the doz. or ttiugle.
at Wt-:r:n‘s.
ADI!-Is and Chilarems Shoes.-
’ The stthscriho-rs tleettt it a wrong totlte
_|ruhlir~, to withhold the ittfortnatiun. that they
‘have at all times on hand a large 8SSOrlttt(‘n: of
End in Be Cl‘ti|.ln-ns‘Sltues. from which lItt'cttl]l-
-tnuoity may select to the-tr tttete. any style.
jmuterittl or color, itt this line. 'I‘he.ir work is
‘-ntatle in the rrtost fashiottnble manner. and by
¢‘X[l8l'Il‘n('(‘?(I and skilful workmen. Although
they hs.ve.e-vo-ry facility for suiting their cue-to-
lt)f‘rs from their varied assortment on lta-td,thr-y
are ready also to take orders and to fill them in
the shortest possible time. and to the ‘ttati-fur.-tintt
ofthe. public. Also Gentletm-'t‘s Brneans and
Pumps. JM W. HrA'r't‘ 6!. Co.
Noru-all: March I7. I345. 3mI'.£
BRlDGl2POR'l‘
Temperance Hotel.
N compliance with my convictions of duty.
I and with the solir.-itatiomt ol many of my
own feieuds and the strong friends of Temper
once throughout this county, and particularly in
rhediettr.-e to the. rt quest and petition nfthe Ln
dies of Bridgeport. I have determined that the
Hotel which I have kept for several years past,
shall hereafter. while in ntv hands he no other
than a stritt '1':-trtpcrartcc House. My old pm
runs. and all who rrtay favor me with the-.tr
company will find every thing as usual. (liquors
excepted.) '\
N. B The sultttcriber hasnn hand at all times
Horses. Carriages, Hacks and Cabs. to let as
usual. f‘urt.o F. BAKNUM.
Britlgcporl. t‘Ittt'(‘l‘t I3 I345. tfI‘3
For JV’ew York.
SUMMER Arrangement
—The sloop Julia. Capt. Grunt-
man. will cotnmence her regular
, -——_..- weekly trips for New York, on
Tuesday, March 18th and continue through
Wllll0'l‘llY and C
Sale bv
y
l
I
‘River. on every Tuesday evening and James
Slip. New York every Saturday.
Freight and produce of every description
received on the most fa votahle terms. Allurdertt
pttnetuallv attended to.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to the pub-
lie for their liberal patronage during the past
season and solicits a eotttinuance oftheir favor.
W C SA.\IM|.~t.
Five Mile River Lanrling. March 17th I845.
RIDD Peacl|es.— For Sale by
'l‘ I. &J R Pl-ICK.
OOIIIS to l..et.—A few Rooms to Let.
very suitable for a small family. for one
year frotn April Ist IS45. Enquire of _
, .J:>HN BURRALL.
Norxvnlk Mnrclt II I315. I2
NEIV Crop MoIasses.~—A small tot
cfsuperiur Muluses in Barrels. for sale by
. 'l‘ L dc J R. PECK.
' ARDEN Sceds.—Sttakers. Wctht:rs-
field and Fredonitt Garden Seeds, war-
rattted good. for sale at the store of
Jtsr:1>trS M I-It-ZKI-ZR 65 Son.
HITE Lead and Oil.
- 50 Kegs Extra Bellville
50 Pure “
5 Barrels Linseed Oil. for sale by
'I‘ L 61. J R Pncx.
FOUND !
ICKED UP in Long Island Sound. Twen-
ty Bales of Domestic Goods, which if not
Cl8llnetl_.pte\'l0uS to Ilte 20th inst. will be sold
all o’clnck. P. M. at Public Auction. as they
are in a perishable condition.
Motuus ALVORD.
Snntbport. March l0.l8-I5. ‘
-4
0'l‘ICE.-—The Copartnership heretofore
existittg under the name and firm of E.
Benedict a.-. Sun. was on the 18th inst. February
dissolvctl by mutual consent. All accounts
with the above firm may be ttetlletl with either
of the subscribers at their manufacturing
establishment in New Canaan, or at the store
591 Pearl street N. Y. ’
' E. BENEDICT
R. Bl-£l.\'BDlC'l‘
New Canaan. Feb. 27 1845.
The busiuesswtll be continued by the sub
scribers under the firm of R. S. Benedict dc Co.
'l‘lte mnr:ul'acturingbranch will be extensively
proser-utetl at the old stand in NewCanaan,em
bracing Gent. Boys. Youths and Infants‘ Boots
ol'the first quality. also Ladies. Misses best
Gaitersand Buskins, also, Meus Boys. and
Youths Cloth Brogans ofthe best quali'y. chil
dren‘s shoes ofall kinds. Samples of the above
work may be seen at their shop in N. Canaan
oral 291 Pearl street N. Y.
R. S. BIINEDICT
Bt:tv.r. N. HI-ZATII
Ctus. BENEDICT.
HE Court of Probate for the District of
T Norwalkdtath limited & allowed 6 months
from the date hereof. for the creditors to the es-
tate of ‘
Moses Gregory
late of Norwalk deceased.tocxhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect tp present
their accounts, properly attested. wtthtn Bald
time, will be debarretl a recoveryo All l’°"°"‘
indebted to said estate, are requested to ctalie
immediate payment to
In Get-zeonv 2
J. CAMP. Jr.
Administrators
. well of good water.
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BROADCLOTHS from - - -
CASSIM ERS from - -
S.-\'l‘lNE'l"l‘ES of all description:
MUSLIN DE LAINES from ' -
CA Ll('O from - -
and every description of Goods that can be calle
H E subscriber having taken the business ofBlackrmn 6: Belts. at the old stand. and having
just rtttttrtttiti from New York with an elegant a-sortment of sprln Goods 3
prepared to offer DRY GOODS Clteapertltan any other Store in the Comfy or Statti. . 00*
Among his extensive Stock may be found the following artielea:
82 00
75 cut
to 500
to 200
Is
_ 6:
rl for in a Dry Goods store.
to 2: 6d
to 1: 9d
Also. a large quantity ofsttperior ‘Vet Muslins.
V ' . < . . .
(zratcful for past lavors. he must rcspecttully soltctta a continuance of the same.
CHARLES c. BETTS. '
C .lI‘lPllI'JNI:i.--For Sale _by.
'1‘ L &'J R Pxcl.
Norwalk. March I3 I345
Selleck’s Line.
‘Yes! side the Bridge.
THE Sloop Mary
:\. Selleck I “will com
menct-. her V\’ee-kly
Trips for New York
on 'l‘uesrlay the lltltof March. and the Domes
tie the Satttrtlay followin«,r. Also. the sloop
.\'ttrpltts.w hen she returns from the south (which
is expected on hand the last part ofnext month)
will take her place in the Line on Thursdays.
marking a line to leave Nurw:t"k and NewYork
0: very other day. Sundays ext.-cptetl.
N. St>:r.t.t:cx.
in
-_.f=§7ii)2-.
_$¢u—¢-
Nttf“'Dlk. B'Ill-'f‘Il/
Ilams Q9 t§'It.0ulrlers
‘A_NU'l‘l-IEB Large Lot of those superfine
Hams and Shoulders. just received by
JUDSO-N 6: Co.
March II. I843. 11
R1130 Peachcs.—lt)U but‘-ht-ls Dneo
Pettchcs. rcceivett direct from Ohio, they
are ulfrn-rt to Mr-tr-hauls as cheap as they can
be purcha.-rd itt New York. '
Co,=tr-rrocr: 6.: II.u.x..
New Canaan. Ft-b.2-1 I8-15.
‘t LOVER and Timothy Seed.—75
bushels Clover and Timothy seed received
direct from Ohio. warranted clearfrom foul seed
and will he sold cltettp. C-t1tl~TOCK k. HALL.
New Cttnttun, Feb. 24 I845. 9tf
Farms for Sale,
AT AUCTION!
HE :4UI)~'(:l'lI)ef will otler at Pub_lic Auction
on 'l‘tturstlay the 20th of March next. at
I o'clock. I’. M. to close the Estate ofAurinda
Ln nhert. late of Wilton, deceased;
One Farm containing about 36 acres. with a
dwelling House. Barns. Milk House, and a
One Farm. t:()ttl_D.Ing about 60 acres. separa-
ted from the first by the road from Wilton to
New Can tan. On each tract is a large propor-
tion of wood land. - '
For further particulars. ertqni_rr- of
Sututcr. It‘. LAatnnrt'1‘, Executor.
\Vilt.on. Feb. 26. I845. 10
After the ab-we are sold. the following prop-
erty will be offeretl. viz; .
tte Farm containing about 44 acres with a
gntttl dwelling Hottt-re. Brno. Ctsttra-nd carriage
House. attlother out btllltllllggi two wells of
water.an Apple Orchtttd. and various other
fruit.being the late residence of John James
Lambert.
Also. one tract of \Vood and P_esture,contain-
ing about I3 acres on the old road to Belden's
Hill. - - '
Also. one tract containing about 21 acres north
ofthe Episcopal (Thurcb on the east side of the
Danbury toad.
Also. one tract containing about 37 3 8 acres
south and east oftlte Episcopal burying ground
Also. a large Dwulltng House with about 2
1 ‘2 acres ofland near the residence of Dr. VVil
lard. S F. [.At»t.nt-:n'r.
New Spri n 3' Dry Goods,
Just Received at the Cheap Cosh Store.
Comstock & Hall,
RE now opening splemled new styles of
A. Moouslin tle Lane.-I, Rep tle Lains. Cali
cues. Silks. Shawl-I. Cloths. Cas~=imeres. Sat-
tinetts. together with nearly every article in the
Dry Goods: line, and will be sold cheap.
New Canaan, .\lnrch 1. I845.
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Tajloring Establishment. ,
0 P POSITE Jae. Mallory 6: Co. All work
done with neatness and dispttch and war-_
ranted to fit.
Nnrwalk. March 3 IS-I5. 10
UCTION.-—By virtue often Order from
the Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk. will be sold at. Public Vertdue. on
Wednesday the 19th day of March next. at the
late residence of Joseph B. Hoyt. deceased all
the real estate of said deceased. consisting of
about 12 acres ofland lying in New Canaan,
ulmttt one mile. east of the _village. Also the
personal props.-rty of said deceased.consisting of
2 one horse \Vagons and Harnesses, Farming
utensils and Household Furniture of every dc-
smiprjon, Sale tocommence at 9o'elot:k, A.
M. Jo-rt-zen B. Hon‘. Administrator.
New Canaan. Feb. 18. 1845'
lSSOLU'l‘ION.—The Copartt_tership_
heretofore existing ‘under the hrm ol
Blgc-kn]a[] 3; Hens, is thts day dtssolvedby
mutual consent. S.uuUIt‘.t. G. BLACKMAN.
CHAS. C. Bt:'r'rs.
Norwalk, March 11,1845.
All accounts of 3 months standing, must be
settled without further notice. .
The business hereafter will be conducted by
Charles C. Betta. at the old stand of Blackman
Gr. Belts. where he will be happy to see all the
old customers. and as many new ones as may
be pleased to favor him with 8 call-
A full assortment of Spring Goods vtlll be
received this week. ‘ 11
LOVER and Timothy Seed. Marrowfat
If
A For Neibii- York.-
Regular Trips for the Season.
Willis, Capt. \Villis J. Merritt
has commenced her regular trips
_ —lt.-aving Norwalk (East side
the Brtdge)eVet‘y Tuesday. evening and retur-
'[‘"t‘1~ WI” l*?3V8 (New Slip) New York. every
Saturday |h't"'0U9.hout the season. All kinds of
M‘"k°‘l"¥ and freight will be received on ac-
commodating terms. ,
Capt. Merritt tenders hisacknowledgmenta
to hts customers and friends, for their patron-
age during the past season. and Soltclln a con‘.
tinuance of their favors.
Norwalk. Match 1.1845.
Grass Seed.
I-OV ER. Timotltv. and Red Top Sued for
sale at the store of J. S. Nltztztnm.
Comstock & Hall
AVE on hand a full assortment of Gro-
ceties Provisions Crorkerv. 61.0. which
are olIt red quite cheap. ' ,
New Canaan. Marc-It Isl. 1545
T0 BLACKSIYIITIIS.
HE ‘Subscriber-.= are now discharging a su-
perior article of
New Castle Coal.
at the South Norwalk Landing. which will be
sold at the lowest market price for cn.~h.
T. L. 6: J. R. Pt-zcx.
Decmber 30. 1344.
ST. Croix Itlolasses.--A t't-w tthds. of
very ‘choice St. Croix l\Jl‘IIf.S.~le‘l just fl'c""d
and for sale by. JOHN I?.UntutL;,.
EliIOVAL.——Dr. Thom'-.tt- Eastoa, Sur-
_ geon and Mac-ltnnical D“ftll$t. takes thin
opportunity to state to his fellow citizens that
his Oiiice will betemoved to Main st. second
door above M r. Lamb’:-t BlacksmithSttop.whcra
he will always be on ltand on. and efter.tl;e1..t
Iv-If At-ril next. ‘
I
Groceries .
' "_ Old Store and New Goods!
THE subscriber has taken the Store on the
Steamboat Dock. South Norwalk. and supplied
u with a stock of entirely new goods. This
stock embraces a very general, and very choice
assortment of!-‘alnily Groceries, and they
are ofiered to the public at a very slight ad-
vattce from cost. Those in went. of any thing
in this‘ line. or wish to compare.’ tIié'(']‘tt‘3It’i'Ie9’ultd'
prices of our goods with those. of ottr cotem porn-
ries. are invited to call. A share of public
patronage is solicited. Cut-:1 ts Pr-zcx. Jr.
South Norwalk. Jan. 16. 1845. 4
UIIIICE Stone.—10 bbls Pumice Stone
in the lump and ground, just received and
for sale. by STREET 6:: Curr.
TU Let front the first of April
next. the Store opposite Mr. Mal-
‘* - |ory’s. 'Applyto.
'-‘ BUCICIISGIIAM Locxwoon.
Norwullt Jan 26. 1845.
Geese Feathers.
50 Pounds Live Geese Feathers. for
sale. Also a. quantity of duck and low
priced Featlters.
S. <5.‘ L. CUtz't'tss.
Norwallt. Jan. I4 1845.
y-—o_.—¢.
ll)
5
3m3
[lice to Renl.—'l‘he Rooms occupied
by Dr. Easton, over the store ol H Hand:
to be rented afterApril next. STILES Currrrss.
Norwnlk Feb. 25 1345. *3t9
L00]! Oil CIol!l.—-150 Yrtls 4-4 Floor
Oil Cloth of good quality god handsome
patterns at 56 cts, per yard. Also an assort-
mentofCarpetiog. with-a large lot ofgoods pur-
chased last week at auction and for sale cheap
at MOUI.'rotti’9.
\Vestport. March 3. 1845.
3x10
H E Court ol'Probate for the DISITICI. of
Westport. ltath limited six months front
the date hereof, for the creditors of the Estate of
Hannah Plall,
_ late ofwestport, in said district, deceased. to
exhibit their claims against said estate to the
Adtttinistmtor with the will annexed. or be de-
barred a recovery. notice thereof is accordingly
hereby given. JOHN PLATT, Administrator
with the will annexed.
December 24. 1844. ll.
FARIII For Sale.-—A small
Farm of neatly 50 acres ofgood land
lying compactly in the western part
of New Canaan, (the homestead of
the late Nathan Chichester) well proportioned
lo tneadow, plow, pasture and wood lartd. with
a good two story House, Barn and outbuildings
in good repair.
The Farm is well fenced and well watered.
has an apple orchared on it of about 89 trees of
. “last part,
failing well of excellent water within a few feet
ofthe door. .
The situation is very pleasant in a good
neighborhood.
Forterms apply to Mr. J. Webster on the
l"°ml9°3o 0|’ 10. Lnwts Crttctnzsnm.
3|9 292 East Broadwav. N. Y.
Cheap Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber hasjust returned from New
York with a sup;>lyttl' Men's cheap Boot.
and Shoes. both coarse and fine,_which are of a
good quality, and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Call and look before purchasing
elsewhere. ‘ HENRY Hntnzs.
Norwalk. Oct. 1844.
_ OR Sale at the Store ofthe subscribers. a
qttantity ofBuenares Salt. Double Refined
crushed sugar_—-Canal Flour ofa superior qual-
ity. Sperm Candles. ground Salt in bags. and
various other articles. Also just received at
small branch ofCrockery which with the steel:
on hand will he sold as cheap as the cheapen_
at wholesale or retail.
Pease, White Beans by bushel or quart.
-with the will annexed.
3 1
field, until the 9th Dec. -last.
Noriti-alk, Sept. 17, 1844.
Norwallt, March 4th 1845. . . t
1 at
Junaotv 8: Co's.
Josxra S. ‘ttlzzxn at Sea.
The fast sailing Sloop. Mary’
choice grafted fruit and other fruit trees.a never '
Norwalk Chronicler