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Pllblislled EVGPY W0dll€S¢13Y u°"1‘i“'a's by JAMES REEF), at Two Dollals Pct‘ Autumn in Advance. Office on IIoyt’s Dock, ‘West Si‘idc_of the B|‘i(1gC.
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SERIES.
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WEA§T--Eiiwgi mean instance 2
IS hereby given, that the “Great A1t:'.'1c.t§t>t::5,” lately advertised to be seen “Eas.’-side‘
the Bridge,” is a bold attempt to deceive the pi.ihlic,——thc ‘lG'rr.'r1l/1ttf.2‘(:ci’z'07t” remains as usual
‘Vest-B_3:i¢l tine §§I'ia1g(3 where crowds both from town and county daily resort,ard express I
gratification at the bargains freel_v extended to them. It is well known that we always keep the,
richest goods, and clicup.
, This day received, a new assortment ofbeaut
sired by Ladies ct" gentlemen, which we shall be more than pleased to offer to the inspection of.
our friends. “Old
iful dress goods, and all other kinds of goods de-
Bridge Sl0l'€‘,i’~—C. I. GPiUtVlAl‘l, Pi‘opi'lel0r.
Tcriins of the Gazette.
Vitliigcsitbscribcrs byc;iri'icr—pei' year- .. 0:
Mail do in atlvaiice do do...-- 2 Gt;
Olice Stll).~'iCl'll)l)l'5,t)l' tltose living otit of the
C:iri'icr‘sdisti'ict, and who call for their p:i-
pcrs ttt the oliicc . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . _ _ . _ . . . , . . 1 50
Companies ofit or more t'eceivi'.ig their pat-
pcrs by tttsul, ifpitid in iidvzince . . . . . . . . -. 1 50
Rates of Adveirlisitag.
One sqittti'e—16liiics or itndcr—1 lHSCl‘llOll.. O '75
TWO insertions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 0 S7
Three ll.1Se1'tlt):]S , _ _ , , , _ , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 U0
_ Ettcli followinginscrtjon _ _ , _ _ _ , . _ . _ . . . ... 2“
l'lxectitor’s and Adiitiiti.-:ti'attoi".-2 Notices-. . . . 1 till
C'ott1tiiissioiier’s notices. _ .. - -. . . .. - -. . . . . . 1 535
GtItl1'tllt1tl, Divorce, and other notices . . . . . . . 1 00
the S:’]ll?ll'0.
Yearly tltl\’et‘[l.~‘.0t'.<, on square, . . . . . . . . . . ..l0 00
pziyable quarterly. The privilege of _ve'.t1'ly ad-
vci'ti~zei's ls limited to their own iinincdiato bitsi-
iicss.
Cilsllall tidvcrti.-teinents sent to this Office, MUST an
Acco.iie.i.\'ii-zn av rtii: CASH T0 l.\'SL‘Rl-2t1\'Sl5R't‘l0-.\’.
JOB PRINTING,
on ALL KINDS
Executed at the Gazette Gm:-c.
Notice.
Tilfl Uudersignetl desire respectfiilly to
inf-iriii the merchants aitd (tl3lZ'.'|1S of
Norwalk and its neighborliootlnliroi-gh this me
dium. that they have formed a coptirtitership.
and liave taken the C()n1't'IH‘llnlIS and vi-'r_V cen-
tral Store llou-'e.l it. 191 \Vest, Street. New
- A Qihoice 1-‘zwziu for Sale.
A Plot ofgrountl ofregtilarform, (an
'1' “' oblong) Cll)l7r?iCll!L’ 30 acres with a
_‘,j.s.r....l.J,,_tl'Jrort‘)tl l_tp't-Iflroiitjoiib the l'ilanrli{try,
roa , a on 0' -. nit es rum in: oroug i o For-
walk, is offered for sale ata price which will
render it an object for a person liaving the means
and wisliiitg to procure a small farm for the pur-
pose of clegaiit iinprovenient. On the pi'en'ii.=cs
is some six or eight-acres of wood and tirnber,
some fruit. under good fence and in a high state
ofctiltivatioii. Tlterc is not a place on this road
and few in the vicinity, that lies so i’livoralilv,
that can he obtairedon so easy terms. Any
person wisliing to purchase cart obtain any lif-
formation by inquiring at this office.
t-er -_-L.
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ési:-
%A§D§?LE3E§‘i'.-—’I‘lie attention oftlic pub-
lic is int itetl to the large aitd elegaiitassort-
ment of llariicsses, Saddles, Bridles, Wliips.
York. fifth lonr above l):i:ine_ st. and dirt-ctl_»_
fr~niu<_v the New York arid ltlriv "t‘iilro-.id Lari
ding. for the purpose of trziii;-rioting it cenerall
business in Provi-rions, Salt ant! Fi-li. It is ihcirg
intenli-in to keep always on h:-ind, and in dispnsel
ofut the lowest niarket prices. for Cris/t. a ‘good?
assortnien? oftlie the fnllo \ ing articles: Peril-5.,
and Beef, .‘\l-‘s-' and l’ri'tio-.perstiii-'illy salt r-in.-l
from the liispct-ttii's' yards witlt care. llfituils
City cured. front the well ltn-awn snitukiiig
houscsuf Lf_*lJ)li-;_l. Harris. Cr‘-flgetl. Tilttin, and
others. Lard, Ohio. and city rendere--l. in
kegs an-'l barrels. 'l‘0:l;:‘E§t‘S,lliiiitiktitl Beef.
and Smokctl Snliitttit. Bilitcl‘, from Orange.
Clieriangii. and D-flit‘-V311“: coiintirs. C/tease from
the n'l-tst approved Dorie-1 in the sonic eoiiniii-s.
includiiig Herkizner and titliers. S3333, Ashtoii’s
Factory filleil, Ll\.’t'fr'p0!)i Ground. ta‘yr:iciise. in
cases. bias and barrels. and (-nurse salt in bulk.
Fish, M=iclit>rel. Sillfllflll. Sli:-‘id. C-ttlfi-'li. dry
and pickled. and llerring. l:-ox and pickled.
All ortlcrs, hv mail or ()llit'i‘\\'lsE‘. for any ollhe
above. shall l)L’-llllllllf‘-.llly and speezlily excciiictl
\V.-U20 dr. \V1ii‘i'.\'i:v~
New York. April 2. lSl-5. *3tril~l
353
C title:-‘y, Zriazss, i‘£;'m:i, steel, V:-‘is now-
Glzsss, Pzziaats nasal
\VllOLl<IS.-\lulsZ & l‘tE'l‘.-\lf..
Onpmcile H-aylls Laattling, It''orzcalr’.-..
' Elli siiliscriliers are now receiving (iiree'
_ front the in iriiillictttrers an extensive as
_l‘)1'ilI1:‘.fll of foreign and iltiinestiell aid at .'tre,tk('.
“rhicll they off".-r, either wholesale or l't'l1lll. on
a-_;l°u\'t)rul)l(3lel"Il1S ilS('.Zllll)(‘]H1rCl)Zl$t‘tlltIf‘iU\\'
Yljrk. Dealers and other purchasers are
reqtjeslflll to Cfiflflllllfs our a.~‘St‘H'lll1*.'lll and
prices bertfe tittftillflslllg‘(‘l$C\\'l)Cf€. Among
me 335.-mmcni ttlily. be loiiittl. .
A nm-3.-an, anti English run. lttiob,iipriglit. and
mwriice [,vi.’:’l{~‘., with itititoral, glass,po'rceluiii
and brass lttitilis. _
par], chest, draw, desk, box, truiilt, till and
ffl-‘_{lll Locks.
N,,rf,,|k, ,5‘. nerican, inzilablc, long. square and
es-gutchctin Latches.
Parliameiit. broad, narrow, table, loose and
brass l3uHS- _ n _ ,
\V,,,._| S('re\\'S, :]<S0l'l(§(l from 3; to o iritnirts;
Ftai, rival, ground. mill, taper and round it iles
[10,-Se, wood and Shoe Rasps:
Aug,-,,.s ass,”-md fr-join §.t‘t) 2.1 lt)t‘l)(3§;
English and Aiiiertcan Shovels &. Spades;
Cast steel, 66 plated lines; _
Long &sh.,n hantllcil .\lapnie Forks;
Ploughs and Plough Cas!l”flSi '_ .
H,,,,k's an.-1 [-lingr-,5‘, plate‘ lliiiges. ll):'ll)il lfa.-tts;
Mm, pdcut, web.) li:tut., back, w.iip and key
hole saws;
Broad and narrow Axes 3
Czirpeiiters and Coopers Adzs; _
Brace and Bitts; bench and inniilding Planes;
. ~ V , _
plane Irons, Steel and i[r1rtt:l5(l“5‘vf\;‘~‘ v '
A full assortment of lron o ow D are .w '1
Brass Kettles. F,§Vl":-3 Pa“-5» Fm’ ‘T5’ ' 3a‘
gen and cart 0x83 1 ' ’
A large assortmentof Fable antl P()(.h€llgllll8r)
Real slut) and wire lWl5l1 d°“l’l° bafle ""5,
‘Imitation (l0 ‘l0 ‘ll’;
Fine and low priced single (l0 d” »
Eualish. American Swccds 8: Old Sable 1'0"»
to ' _
assorted sizes : _
Cast, English blister. German. American»
Spring sielillltilssmliiiil/§lzlis; G'as‘ assorted
American ant rcnc v meow / . s
from 6x8 to 18x24; 7 _
Pure, Extra an'lN0 1 “ hlle Leifdi _ 1
English Red, Yellow O.cltt€.Pa“9-E"?-l'5l_1 3"‘
Chrome Grec,,‘V,.,,tegns, and Lamp black;
Coach and Cabinet Varnish : ‘lft (1lU_93 l I
d Refined Lamp Oil. ,Ltuseci ant
Sperm on - ,_
Whale Oil &c. &c. btriu-;r.'r & CAMP.
7 I 45.
Norwalls. March 25. 18
T ‘ Toys Toys!
FRENCH. German and English TOYS» “’l'l‘
a great variety of other fancy articlesnnd
a eneral assortment of Fruit and Nuts. such as
Aggmonds, Maderia Nuts. Peanuts.Filberts. Cit
Mane. Currants. Figs. Prunes, C|oves;Or‘
:(|,3ng‘es and Lemons, Soda Biscuit and a general
and
'l‘runks, 6:0. to be found at the establislirnent of
the SUi1SCl'll){‘f. lt is believed to be no exaggera-
tiori that this place, nor any other in the vicinity
has been able to prodtice so rich :1 variety, par-
ticularly in the Harness line. They are ready
iriride and complete. at a tiionit-nt's notice. \\I'ho-
ever will take the troulile to Cftfillilllt‘, will find
that the worktiiatiship oftliese articles cannot be
Stll‘]t7lSSL'(.l. Airiori: the lot are several sets of
double l~:lnrrtesses, wliicliarc worthy the atten-
tion ofilitisc fitting on: pleasure cquipages.——
Tliere. are also several very light and airy Single
linrtiesses, desicrned for neatnt-ss but m-.iitufacttir-
Qtlofillt‘lit:'Sll11ltl(3l’li\lS,I\ti(l eriibraeing the (lC'l.llJlt‘
merit of security and tastcfulness. Every article
needed in the line, may he found here, of the
best quality. and on very moderate terms. Be-
pairing as usual. Witt B iSw.i:~t.
Norwalk, April 29, 18-15. , 18
Fl 09% l"€(3‘*.1.'S. -Ladies l can now show
_\titi the ltirgt-st as-‘ttrlti’tcrit (if. very rich
tslieapantl fcisliioiial-lc Dre-is Gntttl-s you ever
had the plr-.-i.-tire ofexairiiniiig in this cutiiiiy OI
>l.'l|P. Ctirisistlitg of
75 pieces llress Sill: all |:.i:~ds
54) " Mutisliit dc.-. lianr-5
lt) " ()rt_vaittly i‘?-tripe.-'
30 -" l):t‘l'f¥l(_'f'F. very rich, all wool
20 7’ (i'I'I‘—_'_ll":tll~‘\
30 " Plll‘ilt‘tl .‘vlt!ti.-lit-.9
Allttf wliit-li will he Strlil very t-l-r-rp at.
(.3.J'(.1ni:.‘.i.i.~:-.
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POE T RY.
For I/re Gazelle.
TO MY i\'lOTllEPt.
Mother, I wish these lines to prove
A tribute frurii thy absent son:
They boast no worth, yet mttch oflovc—-
A love tltat’s felt f.r the alone.
In pleasant dreams I oft surve_v,
The place in which 1 used to roam;
And oft my thoughts uuhiddeii stray,
To thee, my Mother, and my home.
I hail with the approacliing time,
And hope that soon the day will break,
Vlhcn I shall see m_v native clinic,
And print :1 kiss upon thy check.
I In reveries I see thy face,
As wlten l bade you last, “good—byc:”
And see the tears each other ‘race,
i In quick succession from thine eye.
Think you, your love is not returned?
May God forbid it thus to he;
The laws of D.:'llUl'e may be turned,
As easily as I from thee.
Affections fire with steady flame,
For thee is brightly bunting now,
And when l hear my inoiher’s name,
Tis kindled to a briglitei'gloiv. .l. T. C.
LINES TO AN lNDlAN AlR.
Sltinilier, infant l slumber
On thy mother’s breast;
Kisses W1-'l‘iC=ulllUtTtl.JL’l'
lain upoit thy rest;
Fair they fall front many lips,
But from lier’s the best.
Slumber infant! slumber
On thy mother’s breast.
Slumber infant! slumber
- On the earth’s cold breast;
.l3lossorns without number
Breathe about tli_v rest; -
Nature with ten thousand smiles,
Meets so dear a guest.
Slumber, infant! slumber
On the earth’s cold bieast.
Slumber. in litnt l slumber
On an angels breast;
Glories without number
Cortsecraic thy rest;
Deeper joys than we can know
\‘."ait upon the blest.
Slumber, infaiitl slumber
In thy lieaveiily rest !
PUBLIC ACTS,
Passed May Session, 18-15.
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NORWALK, CT. VVEDNESIDAY, JUNE 28, 1845.
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VOLUME 28-NUMB.EiI-t 26.
Netti-Htlven, except for military purposes,
wit'out permission first obtained from the
Ma_ot' of said city, shall be ‘punished by
fine not exceeding seven (l0ll.it's, or by irri-
prisniinent in the county jail not more
thadtliirty days. App:oved,.lunc1O 1845
No Ci An Act iiiadtliiion to an act entitled -‘An Ac‘
tollttelld the Charter oftlze (ity of Norwich" pass-
edliii May Sesxiott A. D. 1836.
Spa. 1. Be it enacted by r/re S{7l0f8 and
Horse of [t’cpre.9c7;IrrIt'v~s in Gene.-al 1lsse7n-
My new comzencrl, That within the limits iti
said city prescribecl, or which hereafter
may be prescribed, by the Court of Coin-
mon Cotiricil of said city, within which
limits it shall, by virtue of the act to
which this an addition, he uitlawful for
any person to erect or remove any buil-
ding or addition thereto, tiriless the outer
walls thereof shall be composed of brick
or stone and mortar ;. no chimney, fire
place or stove shall be built, made or
placed in any dwelling liotisc or other
building already erected or hereafter to be
erected, unless the outer walls thereof be
cntirely composed of brick and mortar
or stone and mortar; and no chimney,
fireplace or stove shall be btiilt, mad: or
placed in any addition to be rrtade to any
dwelling house or other building within
said limits, unless the outer walls of such
addition be entirely composed of stone and
mortar or brick and mortar; and no addi-
tion shall be made, erected or built to any
wood building within said limits, such bttil—
dirig having therein or attached thereto a
cliimney, fire place or stove, utiless the
outer wall of such addition be entirely
composed of brick and mortar or stone
and mortar. Anl no building or part of :1
building having a chimney, fire place or
stove therein or attached thereto, shall be
removed from any place within said limits,
to any other place within said limits un-
less the outer walls thereof shall be en-
tirely composed of brick and mortar or
stone and mortar. And any person who
shall violate ‘any provision of this Act
shall forfeit and pay, for the use, of said
city, :1 fine not cxceedingtwo liundred dul-
lurs, to be recovered in the saute manner
as is provided in the Act to which tliis
Act is an addition, for the recovery of
fincs,penalties and forfeitures. And in ad-
dition to this fine aforesaid, all buildings
No. 1. An Act in alteration ofiiii Act relating to '
Banks.
ad, That the several Insurance Com-I
ofithe Banks in this State, as they had pre-
vious to the passage of "'3\n Act in addi-
tion to and in alteration of sundry Acts rc-
lating to B:-tales," at the May Session, 1842,
——any law to the contrary nottvitlisiandiiig.
Wit. \V. B0.\RD)I:\N,
Speaker of the House of Re-presen’.atives.
RUBEN BOOTH,
President of the Senate.
Approved, June 4-, 181:’).
loom: S. B.iLowi::.
No. ‘.2. An Act in zilteratioti of an act citiitletl “An
Act relatiitg to Savittgs B:ttik.~: and Savings
Societies.” i
Sec. 1. Bl.”l.!C72.’IC.'c(ff)'_1/t/I0 Srrzrrte and
I-[out-9 I3cp2'r3sc/it./I/z'ttr.9 in General /l.-;sembl_i/
co.»zt'r:7z'u', That so much oftlic first section
of an Act entitled “An Act. relating to
Savingsl3ai'iks and S:ivingsSocietics,” pass-
ed May Session, 18-13, as provides that no
loan of the monies or funds ofany Savings
l-lank or Savings Society be liercafter
riiatlo. unless the same be secured by inert-
gage of real estate in this State ttiiincum-
bered, tqiial in value to double the amount
of the loan secured thereon, except to an
good second
C E Dtsisiiow.
TE'l”1iRU"H‘EE_-‘.Vc’i'e ti lotofgood Britantiiit
ll. Teapots, the cheapest ever offered in this
market, try us, and see iftliis is not trite. 'l‘-able
l‘-'iatts, for preserving Tables and table covers, a
useful article, at DISDROWS.
Large lot of Gold Spectacles this day fin-
flg islied, also Silver, of every styleofglass,at
tvliolcsale or retail, do. Silver Spoons as good as
can be made.- Looking Glasses, Clocks, and
Tea Waiters in abundance, all at DISBROWS.
C ALL at C E Disbrows, for all sorts ofCombs
Tooili, Nail, Cloili and Hair Brushes, all
sorts Shaving Tools, Fancy Soaps, pcrfumery,
Periknives. Scissors the best kind, Jewelry of all
sorts—cvery t: ing usually kept in a Furnisluigg
store.
fiuilding Stone.
5
Scllick’s Line.
E. H. STREET.
Norwalk, May 520, 1845. 2
kg merit of Shawls adapted to the season, such
as Baregc and Muslin de Lains, plain and satin
striped borders. Embroidered aitd Damask do.
at the Branch Store of '1‘ L & J R PECK.
Sl?II'E.‘]l’§
Fashionable I-lair Dressing Saloon.
HIS establishment has been removed front
Thomas’ Building, to the Room on the
east end of Burrall’s Block, where the proprio-
tor will give every attention to his citstomersin
the line of Shampooning, Hair Cuttintls mid
Curling. Ladies curls done up in the most
tasteful manner. _ . ,
A large quantity of perfumery and Children s
gcriber which will be sold on the most.reasona-
Norwalk, April 1.. 184.5:
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hle ietjms.."' ' ‘ 6
Norvt a'k,, Ap__ril 1345., I
The Sllltsctlllfl‘ ll-W5 HOW , amount not exceeding in tl:e whole ten
9’ on hand a large assortment of gold andf
.'., 7 .,.. .' ._ ‘. . . _ - - . -
“ll” “ “l°l“5,“l ,,‘”.l,' l"W l"'c,°5' “Lot 5"l?'3; it in such Savings Batik or Savings Socie-
iaiit SI ver ware ies extreme v- - ' - _ . -
. - - it -' for the tune beinrr be and the same is
cheap. \Vatches ofall kinds carefully repair‘:-tl_: 3 0’ ’
and warrantetl. \-Vork and obs of all ltinds,l
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tliaiiklully received and done at sliortnotice. j
LOADS "(TY llfll‘-dsome Bulllllllg Sl0“‘—‘v ’ of the first, fotirth, fifth, and sixtlt sections
l°l 531"‘ E”‘l“”° at ‘he Pack“ Om“ of? of the act entitled “An act to secure the
llcities of Hartford and New Haven from
QlHAWLs.—Justreceived a splendid assort-I
Toys have been added to the stock of the sub-
pct‘ cent, of the amount actual y on depos-
hereby repealed.
Sec. '2. No loan of the moneys or funds
ofany Savings Batik or Savings Society
‘shall be hereafter made, unless the same
be secured by inurtgnge of real estate in
‘this State, unincttmbered, equal in value
to double the amount of the loan secured
I thereon, except to. an amount not exeeding
iin tltc whole twenty-five per cent, of the
amount actually on deposit in sncli Savings
Bank or Savings Society, forthe time being.
Approved, June 7, 1815.
1 No. 3. An Actin additioii to an Act entitled “An.
j Act to secure the cities of Hartford and New Ha-",
ven from damage by fire, by regulating the mode '
I of bnildiiig.” ‘
Be it enacted by fire Senate and Ifousc of;
Ii’ep7'c.9c7zz'(rtz"t:es in General fl.-.-semblg 9072-
’Ue7i€(f, That the provisions and regulations
ldamage by fire, by regulating the mode of
building,” and also the second and third
, sections of an act in addition thereto, pass-
‘ed in 1843, to which several acts this is an
addition, shall embrace and be in force and
established on both sides of Asylum street
in said city of Hartford, and embracing all
the land lying within fifteen rods from the
centre of said street; from Trumbull street
westward to the city line.
Approved, June 4« 1945
No. 4. An Act proliibiting the firing of gum and
other fire-arms in the city ofNew Haven.
Be ilenacted by Ike Senate and House of
Representatives in General flssembly con-
vened, That every person who shall fire
any gun or other fire arm of any kind
erected, added to, or removed contrary to
the provisions of this Act, shall annually
_ be assessed four-fold in the list of olls
30 15 0-’?'7C/¢’d 5?] ’/4'3 S07?-Ute 0"!-'1 H0?/-Ft’ Ofiaiidiiaii-tciible estate in the town and cil)y of
Rrpms-e1zt.'iz2've in General Jlssembly co7wcn- Nrm,-jc],_
Sec. ‘2. This Act shall not take cflect
parties in this State shall have the sanie_umi13m,,-0,-ed in ,1 ]eg.,,1 meeting of Said
fight bf) 1'lCgOl.lc'llC flnfl eflect lOfll'1S at any icity, the “ray-ning for {vhjch shall specify
such purpose, and shall be in force or not
as the same may be approved or rejected
by said meeting, and shall take effect as
soon as tlitis approved, or such part there-
of as soon as shall be thus approved.
Approved, June 4-, 184-5.
No. 6. An Act iiiatldition to an Act entitled “An
Act for coiistititting and regtilatiiig Courts and for
aplirtiptiiig the times and places for holding the
Filllle. _
Sec. 1 Be it marred by I/re Snzarc and
Hausa of f?c}))‘e~'(7.°,/r1t."7,'r2.v in General ./Isscm-
b/_i/ cowczzcd, That wlieiiever the parties in
any case pending before the Supreme
Court of Errors shall, by a writing subscri-
bed by them or their attorneys and tiled
with the clerk‘ of such Court, consent and
agree that the same shall be tried and de-
cided by said Court when in session in
some other county than where the same
may be peiiding,sttcli case may be so tried
and decided. And the decision of the
Retreat, at Hartfoi-tl, for the support ofanly
insane poor belonging to their respective
towns, whom the sclectinen thereof may
think proper to place in said Retreat.
Approved June 4-, 18-15.
No. 8 An Act proposing to the People an amend-
ment oftlte Coir.-'ti!ii'.ion oftliis State. _
ll‘/zereas, at a General Assembly of the
State of Connecticut, ll0ld€'l1 at New
Haven (in the lst \".'ediiesd:i_v of May
1814-, the House of I-leprcscntativcs
passed a resolution proposing an ni‘rrend-
merit to the Constitution of this State,
which amendment was cont’nued to the
present session and pnblislied with the
laws passed at the said Session in 1344-,
——and at/.vcreas, at the present session
two thirds of each house of the General
Assembly have approved of the said
amendment in the manner prescribed in
said (unstitution, which amendment is
in these words: .
a'ppi'0ving and adopting said tll1’)f’l1(llTlC1’ll3,-‘
he shall so declare in his proclamation, and
that a majority of the electors present at
such meetings have approvcdsnid amend-
ment, and that the same is valid to all in-
tents and pttrposcs as a part of the Consti-
tution of this State. But if it shall appear
from said ceitificate that a majority of
soul votes are not in favor ofaclopting and
."tp;‘)i‘.(')\'ll1,Q"S31lt.l amendmt--nt, but are oppo.
set] to, the same, he shall so declare in
slaid proclairizttion, and that a :-ii:ijot'it_v of
tee‘ electors present at .~;uclt meetings have
not approved said anientlm nr, Aifirl said
proclaination shall be published in all the
newspapers printed in this State, and re-
corded in the public records thereof.-
Approved Junc 10, 18-15.-
No. 0, An Act in addition to an Act concerning
forcigiicrs.
Sec. 1. L’ez'i' cnactal by {/20 Senate and
7' . _
.7'10?ISc QfIt’r3]11'e.9c2z/r1tzz'es in General .:’Isse-7t-
“Ex-+~rv it-liite male citizen oftlic United lull C°”?'~"”""/a 'l '13? W1)’ =1ll0t'!. “'lI0 Shell
States, who shall have attained the age of. “1‘:°,d“lY (‘ll-“’l‘“'_¢_‘v'-l lll-‘l”l0“ll0" t0 bevome
m.(_,m‘._0,,C ‘.C,,,._\., who Syn,“ [,,,,.e ,.,_,"sided ‘ it citizen of the ljnitcd States, in the inn».-
iii this Stiitd for a term of one year 11C.\Itlnl_3r P"5'5°l'lb°‘l bl’ l‘“"w‘"'”l “'ll0Sit=1 l tlIet'G~
P,.Cc,_,d,,,,,,, and i,, we town in‘ which hefaltcr have resided in this State for the
l‘]',:1Vv (,{ye‘,.1,;,,,sejftO be udmmed to the: tcrrri of one year, shall be autliorized and
privileges of ainelecior, at least six months °‘“l’°'*"0l'9‘l if’ l“’l"~ls 90'1"?‘/' “ml “"_‘”5l“l-*7-
next proceeding the time he may so ofl'er;b.V -‘§’”“}l~ ‘lif"l?“i “C590-'1‘ 0}’ 0lll9l""'5'-‘deal
himself; and shall sustain it good moral f esmle 1“ ‘M5 Miller l-" 715 lllll 3“ Cxlem 35
gliaractcr, shall on his taking stieli oathi
as may be prescribed by law, be an elec-
tor.
Sec. 1. Be it enactrtl by I/ic Se72.a'e and
House of Re]n*esm'a ives ’l:.‘l General ./lssem-
b/_:/ convened, That the constables in tliei
several towns in this state shall warn thel
electors in their re pcctive towns to mceti
on the first Monday in October next ati
nine o'clock in the f renoon of said ‘day:
for the purpose. of signifying as ltercinaf-j
ter provided, their approbation or disappro—i
bation of the proposed amendment, which"
meeting shall be held at the same places,
en as is provided in the first section of anl
act. entitled “An Act providfng for the ap-I’
pointimcrit of Electors of President and;
Vice President of the United States,” and,
the presiding ofliccr shall be appointed in’
the intinner prescribed in said act. ,
Sec. '2. It shzill be the duty 0' the town,
clerk in each town to present to said rncc-3
ting the proposed amendment to the Corn:
stittition, and after due consideration;
thereof, the electors present shall be called
upon by the presiding officer to bring ini
their votes by bnllouregarding said amend-i,
ment,those in favor ofaproving said amend-
ment shall give in a with the word “_I/Cs,”
written thereon, and those who disapprove,
thereof shall give in a ballot wi lithe word
‘no’ written thercon,wl:ich said ballots Sllilll?
be examined and counted by the presitlingl
Ofllcel‘ 8SSlSte(l by the town clerk and 50'l
lectmen, and the number of each declared;
in open meeting by said presiding officer. i
Sec. 3. The presiding Officers in stldl
st.-veral town meetings shall under tltCll‘i
hands respectively, make duplicate cor-E
ltflcates of the number ofvotcs so givenl
and I‘«S<:Crtaincd as aforesaid in favor oft
3PPI'0Vmg and adopting said :,imcntlinent,§
“ltd 8lS0 ofthosc tlisapproving of its:t.t(lop—:
tion, in words at full lcngth.——-one ofwliicli
shall be deposited in the office oftlic town:
clerk in the town in which such inecting
shall be held, and the other within ten
days after the day of holding said meeting.
shall be rlclivered, scaled up: to the Sccre-‘S
tary of this State or to the Sheriff of do
county in which such town is sit.u.'itct.l ;-
and said Slicriffsltall deliver or ransc it to
be delivered to the Secretary of this State
Court in such case being by the cltief 0r'Wlll1lt1 fifteen f]fl_VS fillet‘ the dfl,V Of S-'1ltl'
presiding judge certified to the (3391-I; of. meeting ;——wliicli certificates shall be in
the court where the same. may be peiidiiigtllc form f0ll0“‘Ht.£_I. 10‘ “'Il1’—-
sucli clerk shall enter tip jiitlginerit therein
accordingly, in the sairic inariuer as if said,
case had been there tried and decided z;
and judgment: may be entered up in like,
rnaiirier upon the order in writing of the,
chief or presiding jttdgc of said Court,'
when the parties in any case so pending
shall by themselves or their attorneys,
agree by writings filed with the clerk of
said Court as to the judgment which shall_
be rendered therein. 3
Sec. 2. Wltcnevcr by reason ofsicknessl
or any other cause the judge assigned to‘
hold any term of the Superior Court shall‘
be prevented from attending at the time‘;
-and place by law appointed for holding‘
such court, or to which it may have been
adjourned. suchjudge may by writing un-
dcr his bond, order and dirccttlie adjourn-l
merit of such court in the same mannerl
as tltoitgli such judge was personally pres-l
enttherein. And in case thcjudge so as-9
signed shall fail to attend as aforesaid, and ;
shall omit to make such order for the ad-,
jovrnment of said court, the same may bei
ad'oiti'ned upon the order in writing ofthe';
cl/ief or Senior Judge of the Supreme?
Court of Errors, and such order being /fi-
led with the clerit of said coitrt, the Sher-
iffof said county or his deputy shall ad-
jqurn said court accordingly.
‘See. 3. In case thejiidge of the county
urt in any county, shall be prevented
fim attending as aforesaid, such court
rrity be adjourned pursuant to his order in
' iting, in the same manner asisprovided
f the adjournment of the Sllpel'lO1'COl]1't.
tApproved Jitne 4, 1845. '
_No.. 7. An Act concerning the support of Insane
00?.
Be it enacted by tile Se-naz‘e and House 0 f
.presentatz'ves in General ./Issembly conven-
ed, That the selectmezi of the several
tdwris in this State be, and they are here-
b' authorized in behalf of their respective
‘At a meeting of the electors of the
town of —— , legallv warned and
held on the first i\TOn(lf1VOfO(‘.t0l)€l', 1S~'1«'.‘.
for the purpose of receiving the votes of,
said electors upon the adoption of a pro-‘
posed amendment to the Coiistitiitinn Hf
this State relating to the admission of
electors, there were given iit favor ofadop-
ing said amendment, votes,
and against the adoption thereof
votes. ,
Ccrtiied; A. B. Pressiding OlTlC(';‘i'.l
And the superscription of said certificate
shall be as follows:
‘To the Secretary of this State: Votes’
of the electors ofthe town of —— ‘
upon the proposed Amendment to the con-_
stitution. Taken and scaled tip bv ‘ I
A. B. Presiding Officer.
Or, such presiding officer may, within
said term often days after the day ofl
holding said meeting, instead of delivering;
said last mentioned certificate to the sher-__
iff of the county, dcposite the same in the,
post office in the town in which he resides;
and the Secretary of this state shall trans-,
mit on or before the first Monday of Sep-;
tember next, blank forms for the returns of"
votes to be given, pursuant to this Act, to
the town clerks of the several towns in
this State, for the use of said towns.
Sec. 4-. The votes so returned to the
Secretary shall be counted by the Treas-
urer, Secretary and comptroller, on or be-
fore the first Monday of November next ;
who, on or before the fifteenth of said
month of November shall transmit a certi-
ficate under their hands of the number of
votes soreturned in favor. of approving
and adopting said amendment, and also of
the number of votes so returned disappro-
ving of the adoption ‘of the same, to the
Governor of state, who shall, within twen-
‘ty days after the receipt of said certificate
sinners, and shall record
if he were a native citizen thereof.
Sec. ‘.2. All acts and parts ofacts incon-
sistent horcwitli are hereby repealed.
Approved June 181:3.
No. 10. An Act to regulate and 1'0.-‘l1'.lll'l the Sale
of 'i\"ities and Spiritous Lirpiors.
Sec. 1. Be it C.'2IICl£'(/ by 1/18 Senate rmrl
{House of 1'i’cpr.".9er2lutices 2'/ti G.-nerul ./.l.s‘-
sembly ronvr: .z-u’, That from and after the
seeotid l\‘loi'itla_y in .lanuai‘y next, no per-
son shall sell any wine or Spiritous Li-
quor, in any town in this State, except by
license from the Board of Commissioners‘
and the same notices thereof shall be git’-'i90"’5tl“‘l9d l-‘.3’ ll1l-*‘A<3l-
Sec. ‘2. There shall be chosen annually
in each town in this State, in the inarinei‘
herein directed, tlir:e persons as special
COl1llY1lS.Slt)l'lCl'S for the town, who sltzzll per-
form the duties 'nerein nssigiicd theiii.
Sec. 3. The qualified voters in -3-aclt
town shall meet at their usual place of
holding town meetings, on the first Monday’
in October in eacli year, wliich meetings
sliullbe vvarried and organized as meetings
for the choice ofanuual town officers are‘,
and th_e_\_'otei's'pi‘esctit shall bring in their
ballots for three persons rcsitling in the
toivn in which said meeting shall be held,
the names of which three persons shall be
tipoii one piece of paper; and the presi-
ding ofli-ccr, assisted by the town clerk and
selecttrien, shall in pul.;lic inectiug count
the votes, and sttitl presiding oflicci‘ shall
in said meeting, declare the same; and
the three persons having fl niajority of the
votes shall be declared to be duly chosen
special comniissioiiers. Aiitl the ballot
boxes for the reception of votes shall be
kept open till. fivo o’cloclc in the after-
Sec. :1. A ml the persons chosen special
cotiintissioners shall take the O2l.ll provi-
ded for judicial rind executive ofliccrs.
And it shall be the duty of the special
comrriissioncrs to meet at the oflice ofthc'
town clerk of said towri on the second
Monday in .l'.!lilltll'_V in each yen‘, and then
and there choose one of their |'lll»'inl:8i' for
cliairinan; they shall grant li-censcs to
such person or pcrsoii.-t under sitcli limita-
tions and restrictions as they shall judge
proper, and the sairic may revotc at pleas-
i.irc.
See. 5. The town clerk in each town
shall be clerk oftlie Board of con'imis~
the election of
special Ct){)'ll)"ll>‘Sl'JtlCl‘S, shall attend their
meetings, shall record their proceedings,
and have the custody ofall the papers rc-
lzitiiig to their l)ltS.l1(3SS.
300- 5- Ami ifttny person or pc2‘s.3r:s
not licensed as afoi-cs.-iiil, shall -ftcr the
second Monday in J:ii'iiirii'y, 134-G, presume
to sell any wine or spiritons liquors, he or
they shall f()l‘fClt and pziy for each several
and distinct offeitce, a suiri not less than
gtcn nor exceeding one hundred dollar's",
which forfeitiirc shall be paid
ll-1-‘.0 the
'l‘reasi.ii‘_y of the town where the offence is
committed, and any justice of the peace
7shall have jurisdiction to the extent of one
line oftwenty dollars.
Sec. '7. It shall be tlte duty of the spe-
cial conimi.-sioncrs to inquire into and
;prosecute airy violation of this act. But
.iiotlii-ng ltcrein contained is to be so con-
strued as to take a‘iva‘y‘tlie'ptoivers~or' duty
of any other informing officer.
Sec. S. No person wliatevcr, except a
1fl\'el'l'lCl' licensed by the board of coin-
missioners, shall sell, directly or indi-
rectly, by an agent or othertvise, to any
person or persons, nor authorize, nor per‘.
mit to he sold, any wine or spiritous li-
quor, mixed or unmixed,t-0 be drunk in the
house, shop, distillery, or other place 09
dependency of such vcnder, nor suffer nor
permit the same when so sold, to be drank
as aforesaid: and for every violation of
this act, shall be punished in the same
manner as the person who sells without a
license.
Sec. 9. Be itfurt/tercrzarted, That noth-
ing in this act is to prevent the licensing
of inn-keepers and tavcrncrs, as is by law
required; but such tavern license, shall
give no right to keep or sell wine or spir-
itous liquo '; and all laws so far as they
-are inconsistent with the provisions oftliis
are hereby repealed.
Assented to, June 14-, 1845.
issue his,proclamation reciting such cer-
tificate, and if it shall appear therefrom
t was, to make contracts, wi,tlt,a,_IM1‘-f-0 giVe
whatever vvi,t_hi_n the of the city of
an
to’ the proper of,fi_ce'rS. 9‘:-‘ tile I‘.‘.5"‘.-‘#9
- -‘. ____\_
\..
that aipajority of said, votes are in favor of
No. 1.1. An zTK—<:‘t‘iTi_alteratioTofan Abt relating to-
thc School Fuiid.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by t/te.E'cm1te and
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