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Whereas, the a(ljUSttn_‘t’._nl of ti Tariff‘. on the
part ofthe General government, affects tlte
interests of the people of all the States. re-
quires calm deliberation 6; such candid ex-
.:tuiinatiun dc friendly interchange of opiri-
ion, with a view to the best interests of all.
asshall produce the rrtost ha rmonions enun-
sels. and lead to the most beneficial and per-
mam-nt results ;—aud \VllL'I't'.’-lS the present
Tttriff is unwise in its de-t=ti's. ()It_it-'(‘lltitlt.1l.)lP
inits provi.-ions. and of doubtful effic-.ie_v as
it revenue nteasure,--"I'ht-refort-,
Rem/z:t'rl. That in the- adjustrntrtt of such
'l‘:t.'iff. the duties shontd he :0 arr:trtged as
to be most eotitluctive to the ititt-rtsts of al
sections of the couittry; and th =t we tlt-prt -
Catt! ant‘ laivs, it'iter.(led or (‘.5tlCllldlt"tl to foster
any one int»-rest, l.y pl.-cing unjust burtl.-erts
upon anotht-r.
Result.-ml. That we regard the Tariff act
passe-l'by the lttst COtl‘ITt‘FS as untqz:.tl and
'rr~ttju.9l; and th.tt‘r.-tir Sen ttors in Congress
"are here-bv ir.stt~uct- d, and _onr Rt‘l'l'H$t‘l"tlil-
tivws t‘e‘q'l(*‘:‘u_‘tl to vote for such ti-.odilic:itions
of said act, as shall t'lti1l\'(:‘ it most consist lit
with the lstt--t‘ .~.nd spirit ofthe coostitutirtn.
adzipt it to the w:in's nfttte govt rnniertt. anal
commend it to the good sense of the pt-ople.
‘by the justice of its provisions. and the pros-
p=-ct of its pertri-.inent‘e.
XVIAIIGS OF CO.\’Nl.~IC'I‘l(.'UT.'
T be 'l‘_exas antl
The Cottntr_v looks to you!
'I‘atIfT(]llC.‘lit*tlS are both to come [refute the next
Congress for decisive, action. Artiicxaiiou will
be carried and the Protective Policy broken
down in that Congress, ifcver. You are about
to chose four Members ofilie House;
about to tell your two Senators which of them
)’l)U UN’
truly representetl you last. winter—Mr. Ilunl
ington in oppo.-ittg, or Mr. Niles in supporting
Annexation. Yours (saving that of R. Island
which has mainly a local hearing). is the next
election to take. place, and your voice will be
listened for by your cliilrlren now in Indiarta, in
Illinois, in Iowa, \\ [in are to elect (‘ongiessinen
after you. \Vi!l you speak so as to he heard.
and so that the friends of Protection. and the
adversaries of Annexation will rejoice when
they hear? Shall your filial sons throughout the
Free “lest he ertabled to ask exnliingly ofthcir
differing or doubting brethren. “I:{u2'c you ftcard
the news from o’tl Connecticut .7 Shall we, the
betrayed, distracted. surely tried \\'ltigs of the
Commercial Emporium. who vote the day after
you, be enabled to open tlie_conte.st at the polls
with "'I‘_ltree Cheers for the Land of Steady
Habits?” \Vill you choose a legislature to
tell Mr. Niles that you do not want Connecticut
pledged years in advance, to the creation of live
more slave slules ottt ofa territory where slavery
has been legally abolished, and only re estab
lished by violence and crime? Do you want to
add ten votes to the anti Tariff‘, eternal slavery
strength in the Senate oftlie Union ? Freemen
of Connecticut 1 mighty are the cooserptenr.-cs.
momentous the interests. which rest u;~on the
issue of your election? May you prove equal
to yotrr-fcarfttl responsibility l—-N. Y. ’ Uibune.
Settrzcn .\l.tr<i.\'c..-The Wa;-ltington corres-
respondent ofthe N. Y. Ttilinrie glances at the
various kinds ofspcecli making practieetl by ilie
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C?r1fi‘p8tEl]g.
assortment of Carpeting, Rugs. Floor Oi
CJ GHUMAN.
ADEES I-Haas -—Just
Bridge Store
:2 r-as-s 'l‘t:s_c-an Bonnets
I Ne.-tpolition do
I Fnr:r_\ BFflLIt)'rllECflU do
I’ Ettglish straw do
I Atitr-ricziii do
50 lit‘-X!‘-suf l:tr.ir‘.s Bonnet Billions r-f every
nlli':‘t'tl. .'\§illt-tiary -_voor‘s in great ill)tlnt'lzltIt'l}.
All in want. \\lll find it to tlit ir !lllI’rt’.<l to give
me a call. (I J Gt-:t;t\.t.ttN.
N0'H‘§CE.—'l‘lic\\'|iig Ifllectors r.-fthe town
of \\'iltnti. are t’l‘qtt(’a‘l(,’(l to Hlt'Pl at the. 'l‘owtt
llottse on '!‘l:ur_~rlav. the 3d ol'Aprtl inst at 7
«t’t-.lotk in the (‘\'F.‘tl.Ill_'_t, for‘the |'ilil"ltt.~‘(‘, of nia-
kitit_» the tttr-est-:tr_y rtrrriitgt-tiit-tits for the up
ptoacltirig Ell‘Clltttl. A pttttetrtrtl and ,t_tencral
:itIentl:_ittct: is rrq-rested. Slionltl the wcatlir-r
lie nttlavoralle. the meeting will he. held on
Fritltty eveuin:_'- Per Order, 'l‘owti Comm.
\Viltoii. April I I845.
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Toy s '5 ovs ! ,
4 RENCII, (ticrtnau and l<):id!islt'I‘oys. with
a great variety of other ftnrtv articles and
a gerterztl as-ortrnent of Fruit ntid Nuts. such as
Alttttttitls. .'\lndt.-tin Ni.-ts, Ptféltllllfi.l“IlIH‘t'lS. Cit
rnri. Mace. Ctrrtarrts, l<'it_ts. Piutirs. Cl{lVP$,()r
atigcsand L-ttnoris, Soda B;scoit and a general
assortritcttt ofConlet.'tionar_v. for sale by
Gr-:0. W. Jt-;.\.\‘t.\'cts.
Norwalk. April I, 1815'
Cheap Goods.
0u.r."V1o/lois Small Profits, Lay-one 3,,/its
ant! UlLliI'd?Ig' Allerztzion. to Br./,siness
‘I -TIC ltaveju-.t l'PC?"i\"F.‘lI2lt1t)Ill€l' large. lot of
very tlc.sirab‘e Dry Goods. \Ve will
not attempt. to ennnnierate. butcsay to all for
int n‘s e-qttt.l ifnoi superior to airy in Faiifield
("onnty in the sale of Cheap rich Dry G~iotJs.
Our stock is large a"d we intend to keep it
to still. and what is always tlesirable. c/imp.--l
We t't':Spt'Ctftill_V solicit art rxantirtatiori «.1 our,
goods and prices. (Ittai-Tocti 5; BALL
New Canaan. Mrtrch 29 I845.
14.
' Have now the largest. best and cheapest
Cloths Matting, etc. ever offered this side of N.
Y. bought at auction and will be sold very low.
received at the
""l“- l'”-“l'lW.‘-l_\' 50 per (‘rut lower than over
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and near that we are determined to offer induce-
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S0 thr0tt,t.t_lt the spring and sutnnier. so that per- lr-tety will he held at the. Court: c-tit-ut
stiriscttttttttg ft”-‘Tl it dtslflttce 03" lltttl tit? Gtmtls T J attics Stevens t\'orwall=, t H 'I‘ltursd.-ty.,!lieI0:li
II:'fi‘r Cutting anal Shaving.
his friends and the pttblic, that be con-
tinues his busincss of Shaving, Hair Dress-
ing and Shainpuoning. in the most approved
and fashionable style. at his old stand west at
the Bridge. He is always in attendance. and
happy to receive customers. His rooms are
pleasant and (‘0lt‘tfr)l‘t‘.tl)l€‘, and his appa rains in
the. very best ortlr-.i'.
He keeps corisiautl_v f'or sale a variety of
articles iti his litm, sot.-ti as Putz urn, raz H’ strap.-
s|:avit'ig soap, shaving bi'ttsht=.s, hair do, dressing
combs, pocket do. l(lr'lil)l€ ink, Ctilttgttc water,
llt3lCLt.\‘Sttt‘ -.til.ltears oil, antique. oil. conversn
tion cards. pictures arid frames, pocket books,
sctigs. c\:c.
t\t't)."wttll€. I.
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N ctiee.
F 1 II E Undcrsigtied tle;-‘ire rt-speclftrlly lo
itifortti the nicrch'iots and cl lZ‘tlS
Norwnlk autl its ireigltl-orliood.throngli this rtie
'Iltlll’t. that they have formed :i r~r:p:irtriership.
and have taken the coriini-tdiotts at-d very cen-
jtral Store I'Iousr.‘, No. 29-1 \-Vest. Street. New
York. fifth door above Dttaric st. and directly
tfrtttittg the New York antl ltlric Railroad Lari
ding. for the ptJrt‘t).s(: of trttitsactitag a zerieral,
business in Prtrvistotis, Salt and Fish. It is tlieirl
iriteiitititi to keep always o t h:tud, and to (llspnsr-i
ofat the. lowest tnarket prices. for Cu.s/2, a griodl
azsortritenr oftlte tl;e l'ol!o~‘~ ing articles: P<M'i'ii
and Kerri‘, M--ss and I’ritiie.persotially St°lrL'.l('tl-i
frortr the Itispet-tors‘yartls with care. H§:ttt‘;‘.'.‘.Sl,
City cured. from the well known stiiokin«_-}
houses of Lelnn l, llatris. Crageu. 'l‘ilton, and
o hers. Lard, Ohio, and city rendered. in;
kegs and barrels. 'E‘ci!gtE(!5, Smoketl I3ttf.§
and Sniokt (I Saltiiori. Butter, froiii Ot1lt)gt‘.l
lCrtetiant_ro, aritl Delriwarc t.:0Utll.('S. C/rec-Sc frt.-tit
-‘the most approved Duries in the saute counties.
llltcltltlittfl Ht-rkitiier and otlir-rs. SEEN, As'ltton’s
j'Factor_y filled. Livcrpo tl Ground. Syracuse. in
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tC‘it§f‘S, bags and I‘1ll'rt?lS.ittltl coarse salt in bulk.
‘,.Fiti§-"In, Mackerel. Salmon. Shad. Cotlli.-Ii. dry
land pickled, and Ilt»-rring, box and pickled.
} All orders, by mail or till) rwisc. for any ttflltCj
‘above, shall he faitltfully atitl speedily executed ,1
laud shipped in good order and season. '
\'vAl:l) & Wtrt'r'i\'r:ir. ,
New York. April 32. I845. *bml-ll
—‘€_EI}ICAIL l\'otii',c.—'l'ltr: Annual meet l
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itig oftlie Fairlie-ld Coniity Metlical SU'l
[Intel of;
A punctual,
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day t.f.—\pril at 11 o’t~lot-k A. M.
attendance is l'('(]tI"Slt—‘tl.
S I’ V I\' 'l'r:.\'I3nti;cK. Cltrk.
Ifnitfit-lrl. Mutrt-li 25 lS'I-'3.
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Retiiotraf.
HE Suhcriber has removetl from his old
stand. I-loyt's Landing, in No. 3 Isaac.-s’
Bttiltlitlgs. 2d door from Mr. C. Isaacs' Hard
wart: store. v here he will keep a geriertrl as.-ort
merit ol Gt-ztceties, also Fish, Flour and Salt-
Paints, Oils, Glass. Dru.-lies, Potty, (\'C_ He,
lf‘ll(iPf5 his aeknowledgenierits to his friends and t
the Public for past favors, and solir-its a share ofl
patroti-tgc h reaftr-r. J. S. SA;.i,ms_
N -rtvalk. April 1.-$1845. i 14
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II E.Snbscriber tenders his acktiotvletlge.
moms to his numerous custotrre.r.- for their
favors during the past year. and takes this mail;
rid of informing them that after this date he will
supply tht.-tn daily. as usual, \\ it]. pure mitt, at
three cents per quart, and uonld be happy to
add a few new Customers to his lt-t.
I.‘IE\‘BY CLARK.
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Norwalk Aoril 1-t ists.
§§~’t‘%Vf1'.tS.-—I have this tln_\’ 'I‘r‘t‘I'*l\'( tl I|tt-
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members of Cottgress. That fltltiltlttl by the
uneqoalletl Dr. Doncati of Ohio. be properly
rleriornitiatestlie‘_;1ir(oriul.’ Many ttfonr rea-
ders have heard. or seen stttttoiliiztg ofthe Dr’s
“dissectetl coon." spevcli. representing the 'l‘2i-
riffas a IV/rig .d1:asurc. Durtcttn has just ap-
pe.ared.says the. writer, with zitiotlier speet-h,ori
sonic question l|(‘l't>rt‘.Il'tL' Iloitse, in whit-li h.~
sczirccly refers to the sitltjettt under discussion
at all, btit launches out into a general vulgar
trirade against the \Vltigs. The $])CI"Cll is
il—lns'rated with pictures ofcoons, coffins. devils
bibles, &c. in about as rough ajoniltle as the
Doctor's on n brains, The designs were prob-
ably tn'i:le by Dr. Siiirtirfs of Contir,-:.-ticut. the
Dr. D. warns to
Travel
‘Committee on Engraving.’
go to Rtissia or sortie fort-i'.tti Court.
among even t.;ttt'lVlli'i"(l people riiiglit tend to
refine his tiianner. Dr. Sitrtons ought to be his
Secretary.
Mad E)0gS_.Q~tite an excitement has
been produced in our Village by the appear-
anceofa strange Dog supto.-ted to_ be rabid.
He was seen to bite sevcrel Dogs belonging
about the bridge, and to run furiously through
our streets with his tounge hanging from his
HIt)lltl'|‘ He was a good sized black and wliite
dog with a long bushy tail. Our citizens are
cautioned against him, and uthers.—Sliut up
your Dugi.
[1 takes a s ll:|I'l. roan to uhdttrstand the
politics of Rhode Island, says the Boston
M-,ii|_ The \Vhtgs support a democrat lot‘
}ovt-rnor, and to be even with thtm. lltt‘
dontocrats have nominated a Whig tor the
state office. The print-ip-tl matter at is-
sup‘ we believe is, whether Gov. Dori’ shall,
or shall ngi_ pa int any more fans-
The press of our door engagements, and unusual
flood ofadvertisements during the past week, have
not only delayed our paper, but withdrawn front it
much attention.
HATTEKIS Fons.—'l‘he artentiuii of Hatters is di-
rected to the sale of Furs, &c. advertised in another
column.
I\t'lARRlAGtES.
; f d, M nday the 24th tilt. by the Rev.
I\I:i"nl’StilrIi:rorl\'Irini7Vrlliatn I-loyt, Esq. ofsouth Mid-
' i "Y. to Miss Atnelitt.Jaiie, daughter of
dletown, Pu.
Smith Weed of Stamford. Rev‘ David C.
'I‘nrney of'Weston,to Miss
In Redding. on the 12th inst, by
Comstock. Mr James T.
Martha E. Sclielly oftlie former place-
'" D E A 't‘ H s.
lhmthis town on- the 26th tilt. Mr. John Isaccs,aged
about 27. ,
In VVestpoict, Mrs. Sarah Dike man, aged 72..
In North East, Du-tchess Cot. N. Y. on. the lltli
ult. Mr. Noah Peck, aged 72,~f'orrnly of Dapbtiry.
In south Norwalk, on Sunday evening .&3d
Edwin Conrtland, aged 5 months and 14 days, sou
ot'Woolsey and Mary Bradley-
In Redding on the 27th ult. Justus Sherwood,
aged 56 years. ‘
At the Astor Ho
25th, the lady of N.
Mirror.
use, N. Y. on the evening ofthe
P. Willis, Editor of the Eventing
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S large-t itssctrtriient of Shawls of all l.i:ids
evr-r ttllert-tl in this market r-onsistitt_t_r of
fflfl (.'nslitt‘iOt'c slittt.vl.~f ‘-Ill \vool.rit:li Ittflltil. patterns‘
I7 V4 r,\' riclz Satin Drittitrsli and silk sltttwls
Ill >l=r.',trlilln shawls lilat-k and colored
G .\lotle col‘tl l§tnliioith:rrd 'l'liilte.t Shawls of
all kinds. All of which will hrtsoltl very low.
(3. .t Gl—’.U..\I}’iN.
:ac!:tcsi.—-l«‘or S.-ttt-. liy
'l‘ I. &.l R Pt-icit.
1% my 5:.-lands.
MALLORY &. BAN KS.
__ AVIC_ittst received a large supply of new
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g lEDry Goods suitable fir the scrison com
prising ti great varit ty of the latest and itirzst
la.-ltiorialilc style. As no gains has IF! it .'*j‘E'tttl
in tiiakirtg zi st-lection of’ soc-li .'irtir'lf’S as will!
glvt‘ etttl c sati-f:i(:titit‘t. and its We f"ltltlt)l go iitttt
particulars at this time we would invite onrl
lritttitls and cttsirtiticrs to give us :i c'til and see
our G-rod: as they are \\flrl’¢’.lt.lCtI cltcztp and not
to cut in the r-ye.
TETAELOHRHNG
In all its \'f,‘lTit'>lhl)t;ttl(Ill(‘.S carrie-tl on as usual
by the suliscrilters, the latest fashions alwaxs
observed rind all g:-irrnents warraoterl to fit. '
t\fAt.Loru' <5: Baxirs.
I\h.r\v:tlk /\pril Ist. I845.
.@ Rare Qilflilfle
Selling oifat Cost.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
[I It} subscriber will t)fft:l' at cost during
the in xt two weeks his entire stock. \\ liicli
couipri.-res many new and beautiful styles of
spring goods and almost every article usnaly
kept in a dry goods store. This is an opportu-
ttiiy that seldom offers and sltoold be embraced
by all who would purchase their Dry Goods at
half their regular prices. K. BARKI-zn.
I’. S. The Store will be positively closed oti
the l5th inst.
USLHNS, not ‘V01, but very fine and
, heavy 1 yard wide. for only 6,1; the yard
Wgimintetl better Goods than those I sold for
6;} wet. Come soon or lhcy’ll be gone.
‘ C J GRUMAN.
(‘i LERK \'i’antc¢1.—.-\ young man who
/ has had experie.nce. in the Dry Goods btis
iness, and can give satisfactory references will
meet with good enconrtigement by applying to
the subscribers. immediately.
M ALLORY 66 BANKS.
300
tnrers pri:es, by
X Good One Horse \Vagon on springs with
f a box attached, suitable for pedlers use
l'.tr sale by
meant tee
Boxes \Vindow Glass assorted. from
6:4‘ 8 to 24% 30. for sale at manufac-
S'rii.i-:v:'i' «Sc CAMP.
\V E 5: II M Bissi:t.r..
009 1\lcws..-—Ladies I can now show
you the largest assortment of very rich
cheapand fashionable Dress Goods you ever
ltad the pleasure ofexamining i-n this county or
state. consisting of
75 pieces Dress Silk all kinds-
50 " Mouslin de Lanes
[0 ” Organdy Stripes-
30 " Berrages. very rich, all wool
20 ” Gtoghams
30 ” Printed Mouslins .
All of which will be sold very cheap at
,t»’('lttC‘l{ P. M. in front of.I c\'. L liratllt-y"s Strre
I .A.° .
.&i.E(3&.E®EB.
Eliatlers take Notice!
. ILL be sold at Puttlit: Auction on Satur
day the l9.h day of April l8-'15. at one
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\V<-stport, it quantity t.fIt‘itie Ur lirtishetl Hat.-xi
A qtinntiiy of other Hats, built firiishcd and
unfinished. A quantity of \Vool Bodies. A
large quantity of Furs. viz.‘ Stile, Ntrtria, Ros’
sia Hair, Betty. and Back Mttskrat. &c. Also
Powder. Shot and Guns, \Veating Apparel.
Uouseliold Fttrtiittrre. A lot ofBoxcs amt cou-
teuts. Oyster Tongs, Jewelry and Yankee
Notions, :1 large quantity. Gtld and Silver
\Vritclies. Also :1 Soil Boat. with sails, nearly
ncw. Saitl articles will be sold wiiti-ut reserve.
and may be t-xaiiiined at the store of J. 6.’ L.
Bradley oti the morning of the day of sale.-—
Said property bcl tugs to the estate of \Vakenian
Lyon late of \Vcstori.dt-cease-tl, and ares-;.ld by
\‘.lt'ttlt‘€ of an order ofthe Court of Probate for
the district of \\-'e.-too to tire giveh.
lflowarin I-lti.i., AtIt1tlt‘llSit'€ll0r.
\Vcston, Mrirtzlt 25 18-15.
A
ilfiltli day of Marcti 18-15, the following By Law
\\ as passetl.
A By Law to regulate the Fis/rer_y of 0_7/3/crs
u‘i(/tin the [irni's Q/'1/tc Tau-72 of 1\‘o.1cr.'l/.7. or
irt I/tc utclcrs or_/l.tl.s to/jttittittg‘ and belonging
litcrelo.
Scr.-Iittn. Isl, Be it ortlaiiietl by the itrliabitant.-
oftiic town of Nor“ alk in lttgul meet mt asst.-rnsl
blt-d. 'I.‘:IHIl the ftsliery oz" oysters witltin the
limits of said town and in the waters and flats:
adj-tiriitig and lieltttigirig thereto. ft't.‘2Tt and a ter
the 1st day of April to the lfitlitlay ofSt-ptembert
in this, and during the srinie period in each suc-
ceeding year while this By Law shall remain int
force, is hereby prolitbitr-tl. and every person}
who shall fish or take within the limits of said {
to.vu, or in or from the wa'ers or flats ad-f
jttiiting or belonging thei'eto. arty oyster. contra-l
ry to the provisinris ofthis section. shall fut bit‘
and pay a fine of seventeen dollars for each
olI‘*nt'e.
Sec 2d, Be it furtherordaitied,—'l‘hat. it shall
rttit be lawful for any person or l'toat’s crew to
fish, or take within the limits of said Town. or
in :lie waters or flats tlicrt-of on and after the
16th day of Septetiiber next, and till the 1st day
of Aurtl ISIS. and during the same period in
eat-h sticceetlirtg year while this By Lawsliall
be in force,a greater quantity than three bushels
of oysters in the space of tvtenty four liours.arid
overy person who shall individually or as oneof
:1 boat.’s crew, offend against the provisions of
this section shall forfieit and pay a lineofscven
teen dollars.
Sec. 3d. 130 it further ord..tined,——'l‘ltat it
shall be the duty ofeach and every person who
shall fish or take any oysters within the limits
of said town, or on the flats or waters thereof.
tturingitlie time mentioned in the second section
oftliis By Law, or at any time, to ctill the satire
uponthe ground or place where the same are
fished or taken, and throw the small oysters and
shells overboard. And each and every pt.-rsnn
who shall offend against the provisions of Ill'S
section, shall forfeit and pay the sum often dol-
lars.
Sec. 41/r. Be it ftrrther enacted.-—-'I‘liat it shall
be the duty oftlie Select Men of this town to
procure the publication ofthis By L'iw, accor-
ding to law. and to procure the prttsecutton, of
every offence again-t the provisions or the
same which shall come to their kriowvltlge, if.t3
their jtitlgrrieni there is sttlfrcietit evidence to
convict the offender. And they are hereby
authorized to ernpluy.ifthey deem it advisable.
some irritable person, to procure such testimony
and information of any breach ofthis By Law.
and to offer rewards therefor not exceeding in
any C858,}/l)eatD()Ulll of penalty prescribed for
the of’f't-nce.
Sec 5112.. All fines accruing from or by reason
nfa breach of this By Law, iftlre satneshall be
received in a p_rosectiiion by or at the instance
oftlie Select Meir or in the narire of the town
shall belongtothe treasury Qf the town. and
such as shall be recovered by any individual.
prosecutingin his own name, pursuant to the
statute of 1830 entitled ‘An Act concerning the
fishing of Clams and oysters,’ shall be, and bes
long to the person prosecuting for the satire.
Sec. Gt/1., Be it further ordained that this By
Law shall remain in force for the period nffive
years unless, sooner revoked and rescinded.
I4 Atlest. JOHN A \VEr:D. Town Clerk.
NK.—'Fhe subscriber keeps constantly on
hand a large assortment of Kent's Ink. which
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Norwalk legrtlly warned and ll(‘ltl on the]
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is considered the best new in use. J. A. \Vt-JED.
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. E0. \V. .lENNlNGS,respectf'ull_yinforms .
rtfl
l
lr-all and see ottr Catal tgne.
‘mu:-h l't‘(III(‘(‘tI.
lfor Doctor lIt.|l for the sale ofhis 'I‘!'tl.~‘~’f‘S.
0t'il! 0i!!!
.20 Barrels Pure Linseed Oil
10 “ "' Sperm “ .
10 “ \Vhalc "
10 “ Refined Lamp “
Just. received, and for sale by
S'rtiEt:'r 6.: Carat.
K998. first quality Cut ,\’¢1'[3, from
3-l fine. to 6 inches. for sale to dealer-
or retail on f.tvor.ible terms—ittst received. and
f t‘ Sale by S'rt:r:t~:'t' 6L CAMP.
so
l\"‘,<1s I’urr*. I'_‘iv'ra artd No. I IV/rz'.'c
Lead. of Ulster and Union brands.
for SOIL‘ at munufzictttts prices. by
STRI-'I‘.'I' A: t‘.tttii’.
rt.
.' t..-
Ptttttttls SZll.\‘lHJ!'\’Il'0li ofthe fu'low
irig sizes I§.3. -I3. 5. 3g. g and
inch squirt ,jnst receivttl and for sale by,
3'rr:tt:i~'.'1- t.§- (Tania
E9E..—A first rate Dottttle Bass Viol for
sale cheap. 'l'lio.-e iit want ofa griotl in-
.stl’tttItPtll for a church choir. will fi it_l this a fa
wrztble ttppttrtriity, as it v.ill be sold itiliv.
A Y P.-\t‘..tl1t‘21.t'1.
Svtttllt Norwalk. April 1 I345 I4
I'll‘) Court of l’rolt:tte for the llistrtct ot
l\'or\vaIk.htttlt lirrtitt-rl ac allowerl (3 nioritlis
trorn the date llt"r(.‘t.'f. for the creditors to the es-
tate of
l
]l1'(rr_7/ l'l'rL/ct‘/t-1/r_2/.
lateof New Cilfltlfltl dec‘d. toexliibit their claims
for settlemt-nt. Tliosc who rteglttrt to present
their at'cottttt.¢, properly atte.-ted, within said
time, will he tlt-barrntl ti ret:ow~r_y. All p(‘rStit..s
ittdebtetl to said estate. are reqocstetl to z:-akt-
itntiiediate payment to
Atiii.itt.tat ST .I~ti.'<. ttdministrator.
I
SAVE YOU
VEUIOSE \‘-‘I10itllet1tIptl!'(‘l‘l9iltl2 clothing tlti
. c.-illtng at O_--lens cheap Cash Store. Bel
t-es of Mr. \Vm. J. Finch, whose reputation as
cost. amt charge for cutting.
Idort't expect to to make any more th'in the r
A good asorttnent of summer stuffs always on I
Vests, Pants made at 50 cents, Bust style. (
of lioys clothing cut off hand and no c/ta/ge .’ .’
its tlieehezipest,——riot to be ttndcrsnld. Call an
®EO‘fTf'B-S, €&'§S.‘§iEll€3i’®S, Satinets, Westin
&c. in fire:-it Varietyi!
R M_iOl\lEY!‘.
£5:
= spring and summer can save 25 per cent. by
rig a tailor niyselfaud b:tvin_..;- secured the servi-
a cutter is very extensive and well apprtciated,
I am prepared to sell greater bargains in that line, thanany other man.
No charge matlt: for Cutting when I sell the elotli,——Or ifctistomers prefer,—Goods sold at
egtilar price ofcutting on my goods any way.
rand.
.‘o.~tts at any price, very best $33.00. All kinds
Remember that.
Also. a Large Assortniertt ol'Dry c..m.t§ spring siylesjost received and now opening. Cheap
d see. VVM. OGDEN,
CLE.tll% THE TEA
CK
Nor vrtlk. t\l:itt‘li 25 l-5-I5 3-*I4.
_ - ____, M-.. __ t
'I If E subscriber is agertt for Print-c‘s;
Nursery’ Fiushirg Long I.-l-tntl.l
« , it is generally know it that this is ()tH‘l
of the oldest and best Nitrseries in Aiittrica.j
\\.'c have at otir store a coin; lcte list. of eve-ryj
tltiiig that can be tlioti.=_tht ofitt rlie. litre ot"l'ree.-.l
.‘3'.‘:t'ttl;s Vines or Flows-rs.Frttit warrautetl gen-
ttinc. If yoti want any thing in the above litre
Prices have been
Call or C. It}. Dl~BRO\V’~‘. 3tl-l
££ull’s '£‘r-|itsses—'l‘tte Snttr-rittei ls A_t_tt-nt
He
keeps r~ori-taiitly on ll-'ttltl :1 large asstirttnt-or r f;
Melts &. C|tiltlrttti's wliich are 'arrnti:r::l. Alsni
Dr‘. Hulls Patent Rotary \\’r-tlgr: 'I‘rus=.
.lt?ir.\’ A. \~Vi-tr-tn.
ALF Skills.-——'I‘lie Iltgltest Cash l’_rit.-e‘
/' will he poi l for calf skins in hair, at the
sttrrc ol Gould D. .letti'titt,t_ts.
.\'orw:tlk. Mrtrt-li. I4 ISI5
i 0 I-‘itre E.’.ricEr. ltizatscrs.-—A person
r-orripetr-nt to roar.-age the business of mo-|
king Fire Bricks for stove linings, may hear of‘.
fun atlvantageotis slttialitin. as fnrcntatt. [lfll'lttf‘t',l (lav ,_|t5-5,4‘-er] by m.,rp;,| Qririsplit.
or proprietor. by applying to the stilt.-t-rilier at‘
Sirttitlitrtl. Grit). l*‘.. \V\f?l-‘.I.\'G. l
N ll. For ftirtlier particulars irtqttire of Chas;
lsaacs, Norttalk. 12.
20
SPRING GOODS!
!
I
l
Hit} st;tt<c-ribers It-'t\’l"~g jtst returned from!
. New York with a Large. Stock of N(5\'~'.'i
Goods, would resprctfttlly invite all who,-
desire to bentfit tlierrisclvr-s in the way of";
good bargains, to give Us a call. \Ve have?
t:il5.e_n sper-.irtl pains in selecting otir goods. andl
we are tlett-rntined to sell them at less prices‘
than they can poSSil)l_\_' he fottrtd at. any other-
estaltiislimcrit. Otti facititits for getting gootlsl
are such, that we are etialtletl to offer great!
itttlricenictiis to pt:rt~it:ist-rs,/rt id all we :'i.‘~'li i-.-
to give us it call before l)tl_\lI'l}_!. \Ve would only}
say, our stork is large and embrar-es evr-ry dc-l
scriptior: of Dry ‘-!£i(b0(‘;s found in any similar}
establislitiient.
\\’e shall keep constantly on hand, a full!
I
, , l
Ur-z Shaving Sna p direct from auc--
|
rion at ,']tlt'tittn prices at , Btsst-:t.Ls.l
l
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i,,_;s,,r,,,,,.,,, hp (llnrpeling, .MUm,,,r,‘ Floor 0'” . Ilil\tL3 at all titties oti hand it l.'tt',_vt» tlcstlrltlltftli Op
Cloth. Rtrgs. 503. &I'.
"I
J .-\ .‘tll~)\ .\'ALLOP.Y & (‘O
10(}'§.‘lH Paste I—.\ superior article it,"
Orris " otli Paste for clcrittirzg and pro
serving the '° tli. Also, Rose Lin Salve, at
l’ttssELt.s.
:‘m—*
‘lU'fi.‘LE'}E3Y.-—-A lztrgj-2 assorttnetil of Pvt}
J and l’or:l.,e. Knives. and Razors ofa very
suprrior quality, at remarkably low prlCr‘S. at
I3rs.sr:r.r.s.
lso. a good assortment of Razor Straps and
slraviiig Cream.
‘t9 the I.mlie§.——A new ariielejttst _rc’d
at the Bridge Store, 2 doz Mohair skirts.
they are very liantlsoiiia and cheap.
T0 Let-A Ilotise, B -rn, gartleti
‘E ‘ and ottt houses. pleasantly sittiatetl
3-2 -. {:2 about one mile from the head off‘nd-
: (llllg Lane. near the direct route to
New (Iattaati. will be rented oti fitvorab'cternts
from the first of April. on application to the sub
scritter. DAVID Ct=li1SToC'K, Jr.
Nortvalk. I\’larclt.24. IS-I5.
13
O'l‘lCE is hereby giveri. that the annual
meeting ofihe Stockholders ofthe Courteo-
ticut 'I'riroitikc Company will be ltold-~n at the
llulel nl'D;t\'id Steplicttsoti in Norwalk on the
second Tuesday ol'April next at l0o'clock tore-
noon. C. l’txsSi=r.L. b'ec'rc'a'ry.
1
Norwalk. l\larcli.:2.‘2nrl. l-S-l5. 3
Cheap Boots and Shoes.
HE sttliszribcr hasjnst returned from New
Ynrk with a supplv of .\'len's clieap Boots
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 I-]A.\‘Di;s.
A Nrirtvnlk. Oct. I844.
Nc w Sprin g1) l'y Goods,
Just Received at lire C/icatp C/is/r. flare.
Comstock & Hall,
RE now opening splentled new styles of
.t. Moouslin de Lanes, Rep tle Lains. Cali-
cues. Silks. Straw-ls, Cloths, Cassimeres. Sat
tinetts. together with nearlyevery article in the
Drv Goods litre, and will be sold cheap.
New Canaan, March 1, lS-T5. 10'
Raisins.
A Quantity of very superior Bunch. Wiusca
tel and Sultana Raisins, just l'(CC’lV8(I and
or sale by the box, or at retail by
JOHN BURRALL.
Grand assrirtntent of Ladies-’ Velvet and
other Cartl Case's.-—e.licap=at' BtssELLs.
Silver Spoons.
. ANUFACTURED in our shop—the best
and cheapest in town. Li-zvt CLARK.
ILL S:uvs.-—One case RowIand,s Mill
Saws of a suitable thickness for this mar-
ket, fully warranted, and for sale by
S’!-‘REt5'r dc CAMP.
/',.
A
direct from Ohio. worr,r_-nit-tl trlr-at-fit-in ftitil seed
just returned from .\7.e.\v York with an cl
I’; -U.).’\_DCLO'l‘IIb' ltom ' ‘ '
CARSI \'I It} RS from ' '
.S.»\'l‘lt\'IC'l"l'ICS of all dc snriptimts
l\tU."I.l.\' DI‘; LAINICS.‘ from
CA L]( if) lititn '
and eve;-y; (ie5('[‘il)lit)II of G-ititls that .--an be Call?
Also. a l%ll"_7t_‘ qtrtrtitity ofsttperlnr ‘V01 IVEIIS
ll lt‘. :-ttlisoriber having tattoo the lttisiriess offllacktmn & I-ietts, at tll(‘: old stand. and having
egarit ti-sortment of salring Goods, is now
'fi‘ree§, Shryzips and PB,-,iin3§,l prel.tar'e:l to offer DRY (.it)O:IS Clteaper than -arty other St»-re iii the County or State.
Atitortg his extensive Stuck may be lot1ntl'tltt.- following articles:
82 G0
75 cts
to
to
to 23 6d
to ls 9d
13
63
d for in a Dry Goods store.
iitizs. '
o o
Gran-l'ul’l'or past favors, he. most rcspet-ifttlly solicits a continuance of the same.
'5} RUSEE E3S.—'I‘he largest and ltest assort-
3‘ meat t-ver offered in t\'ut\\alk : Hurt‘
[‘,,,,_‘.t,,.s ol’ ow».-y style and price. Clotltcs
Iittls‘ll(’.~', Iflfislt l’tt'ti.-lii:s. [lat llrtt.-lies. 'l‘ooth
I"trn-lies. Nail lirttslies. -‘lltttc l3i‘tt:sltc.~‘. I’!-ttcll
Brit-ltt-s and Sltavitig lint.-lies. tvliit,-li will be
sold at pri(;C;~tliat dt t:\ r-oritpr-titiort at
‘V t3 N
.—-—,'p‘or Sale h_\'.
'l‘ L &.l R f’i:ci(.
irwalk. l\I€1Tf‘lt1tSls-I5.
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'l§\:l"0"THi,‘E.--'I'lie copa rt nership licretofore
I
existing liet.veeti the subscribers was this
ls.-ii_tii l'ir«:'r'rs.
CAt.vi.\" Br-;'t~'rs.
\Vtlton. hiarclt I5 IS-l5. 312
_—: _ ) -<1
-, 62:11.-
Edrrstts «£9 tater; fr.5cr°s
NO'l‘l-lltlii l..:..t-,<_-t- Lot ol' those stiperfine
Harris and Sttoul.lci's. jttst ret-t-ivt-tl by
.IUti5U:\' 'c\’. Co.
Mari-li II. l8-l-'). ' ll
{REESE} l’(.‘.';§(:5)(‘S.--IUU tttt.-to-t.~ l)t-ictt
Pr_'€lCll(':~‘. rt-t-eivcd direct from Ohio, tlic_\
are olferetl to M-ttelzartis as cltcnp as they cart
be purchased in New York.
(,‘-t.-‘tr.-1~o(:K 6.: ILii.r.a
New t":itiaan. Ft.-b. 1'31 l8lé3.
V
as
§:EiI>7ii5tE':?;.§§.i. trt~it;-.éti.’{t_tt$§? '§£é.i._7.a
htisliels Ul-Wer and 'l‘ltll-'t'l’ty seed rerreivetl
and will be soltlcltczip. C.t.\.t-Tocti &. HALL.
New Ctrnttztri. I“el-. '2-l ISIS.
ADEES aasd (IE-2iE:!i'caii’s !§E:c-cs.—-
'l‘lie sttt-st-rilters deem it a wrong to the
pUl)il(‘. to witltltold tlt" itIlit"lIl!lllt)tt, that they
..._ -
Lad es &. cllll:.ir't't'lS Sliztes. front \\ hiclt Ilit-r:oiti-
ttittnity ntav st-lcct lt) tltr-Er't.'ts-tt-. any style.
rtiatt'r‘i.tl orrolor._ in this line. 'l'ltci.- \\ttl'l\' is
niaile. in the must lashi -nnbie. nianttet. tttt-‘l lt_\
t-xperieticerl and skilfnl wurkrrrt-ti. Altlrrittglt
they l'12.'.‘(‘f£'\'t‘l’V facility for sttitittg the-it‘ ('tt=ltt-
nieis from lll!'l.t'\'1ll‘lCtIZ1$$i}tllti("til (ll1ll:ttltl,!llt')‘
are ready also to take. orders and to till thrni in
the slttirlesl possible rinse and to the sari-far-titttt
oftiie public. Alsttfiz-ritltttitr-'t’s l’>r‘tt_t_tat‘is and
f‘umps. .I.i-1 \’\’. IlY.\'t"t‘ N CH-
Ntirwnlli Marr-it I7. IS-I5. 3tttl'3
Lot ol'Sn,ii~rior Cheese. also Salnion, a
a new anir-le. at .lUnsot't I.-. (Tris.
iEt‘lE0'li‘HY antral Ciover Secc!.—-For
. .s‘;tt.- try '1‘ L ¢\: .1 R l’r:ci.-.
§US'E‘ Pliibfisfllcdl —'l'lte Pictorial Ele-
9 titetitary Spelling Book. bcirrg art improve
ri=ent on the. Aiiiericari Spelling Book. by Noah
\Vcbster. L L. D with at-ont. ICU illtr.-tra ions
.ltist received and for sale by the duz. or sittgle.
;;-I \\-'t-:r~‘:ri's-.
I’.3E€lE)G.li-2P(BE€'i‘
IE lersrgsczrrrsztecc flared.
N coir'tp|i:i'ce with my convictions of duty.
E antl with the soit.-it2.tior~s of man_v of my
own feit-titls and the strong friends of 'I-‘emper
ancc ll]l‘t)tH_{ltt)ttl. this county, and pnrtictilarly in
trbutlietir-e, in the rt quest and petition of the La
dies of Bridgeport. l have detertitirtctl that the
Hotel wlticli l have kept for several years past.
shall hereafter. \\ bite in my ltartds be no other
than a strict '1't7rt12cr(.-nee House. My old pat
runs. and all who may favor me with their
company will find every thing as usual. (liquors
excepted.)
N. B The sttbscriber liason hand at all times
Horses, Ca.rriagee,.IIat*ks and Cabs, to let as
-- Pirii.o F. B.-\l{i\'UM.
if'l2
usual. _ A
Brltlgepnrt. i\I."trr‘lt 13 IDLID.
dlofiin Pieces !
OI‘l<‘lN Plates of the very nearest kind
' will be handsomely engraved in order at
_ Dismmws
E . Sc
i'ibi1er’s
'I‘ailo1'ing 'Establishm‘eni.
PPOSITE Jas. Mallory &. Co. All work
done with neatuess and dispatch and war-
ranted to fit. _
Nrir\\'alk. ‘-larch 3 I345. do
200
purchasers by
:.»._,,
Kegs first qttality Ctti Nails, assorted
sizes, for sale in quantities to suit
S'l‘P.EER & Canter
‘Iratlit-rs’ Breast Pins for '75‘ cents.
CHARLES C. IBETTS.
ta » is r
Tr? £535 8%’! .
LOVER, Timoiliy. and bed Top Seed flit‘
.-at-: at the store of J. S. Mr-:t~:r<nii.
it-3‘t.'V 41:12:» Moizzsscsi.--—A small tot
cfsuperior .\Iolascs in Barrels. forsalc by
'l‘ L & J It Pt-zcrt.
A§§.€b£5N Se(.'(3S.—.‘;'-lrakcrs, \\"cthcrs-'
field and Frctlorria Garden Seeds, war-
ranted good. for sale at the store of
.lt sttitrt S. Mi-:i«:ki-Ii: & Son.
C
t
9.,‘ 'i‘. <Ctt'oi'rr: Mol:1sses.—A 1'.-.w Httds. of
0 very clioicc St. Croix Molassesjti.-:t rccv'd
:irttl for stle by. Jot!.\' BUmtA1.r..
@E_%}'H’.:.T7.HiOV"r.'1EJo""..[)f'. 'l‘lrom:ts Iiaston, Sur-
genti and .‘t‘le.cliaiiic.il Dentist. takes this
opportunity to state to his fellow citizens that
his Qllice will l_tt’.lClDO\':?(I to Main st. second
door aliove .‘«l r. Larr«_lt‘s lllat-ksniithSltop,wlt0rc‘
he will always be on hand on, and after, the 1st.
day of A ril rit--xt.
3} UNEHZE fiternac.---10 bbls Pntiiicc Stone
§ in tltc ltrntp and ground, just received and
ftr sale by S'i'rini-:'r & CAtuP._
flteese E‘erithe1*s.
Pounds Live Geese Feathers. for
sale. Also a quantity of duck and low
priced l9‘e:tthe,rs. S. c\; L. CUR't'iss.
Norwrilk. Jan. 14 1345.
3mf}
._L®G'fi§ Qill CEO!El.—l5U Yrds -'1, 4 Floor
Oil f.‘-l-ttlt of good quality amt Irltidsomt:
patterns at 56 t‘,-ts, per yard. Also an assort-
ment nfCarpetittg, with a large lot ofgootls ptir-
cl-.-ztsed last week atiauetion and for sale cheap
at Mour.Tu.\".-..
\\'IeSliml‘3. March 3. 18-15. 3t1(l
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are this day, (Tdarcli 25 It) opening a‘
fresh supply of New Goods, which we
have taken pains to ptircliasc at the lowest cash
price. and we think we can sell as low as any
o:her estttltlislimr-nt, we care not wltnre it is.-—-‘
'\Ve haven large stipply ofnew Gold and Silver‘
\\’att-lies of tariuns stylt-s. \tVe have some‘
Plt';!_:-lt‘.l cheap .Iet.vr:lry. Some very handssme
Gold and
silver Pencils. gold and silver Spectacles, v.-lsole‘:
sale and retail.
Combs and Brushes.
Fine. Coarse. Dress. Back. Side, Shell and
Horn Combs. Hair. Tooth,_Clotli andsbaving
rushes.
Fine Clftrtletry.
Fine Razors, Pocket Knives. best kind of
Scissors. Razor straps, Soaps, Boxes die.
Lookiazg Glasses and Clocks.
A large supply. and we are selling Clocks for
nnthirig tfaltnost)‘ and looking glasses as low as
we cart.
Spoons.
\Ve have all kinds of silver Spoons made of
the finest ofcoiti and as good as can be found
the "'c0utitry througli,” do Britania, German
si-lvcr,- plated &c. Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs,
&C. etc.
Slirndtvies.
Tea \Vaite.rs. Teapots. Castors, plated and
brass Candlesticks, Suuffers anrl Trays. VVe
have every thing usually kept in a Sil'.er
Smith's shop. Call and see. at
CnA’s E. Distzii.ow’s.
N. B. Personal attention is given to the‘ re-
pairing of all kinds of Watclies. \\7e warrant.-
or return pa_v- E. D;
I-IITE Lead and oil‘.
5U Kegs Extra Bellville
50 Pure "‘
5 Barrels Linseed Oil. for sale by
'l‘ L &. J R PECK-.
LOVER and ’l‘imoihy Seed. Mar't‘o‘wfar
I Pease, White Beans by bushel or quart,-
at Jun:-o.~.' & Co".-z.- U
P (BORIS to Let.-—-A few Roonis to Let,
I» very suitable for a small f’amily. for one
year from April 1st I845. Enquire of
Juux Bcrui.u.t..
in
Norwalk March 11 1845. 123
" } LANES.—A full assurt'meniol'beucli and-
ttlanes, Mallets, Gauges. Chalk-Spools. Plane’
handles &c.just received and for sale by,
- STREET dz Cami.
moulding planes, grooving planes, sash
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