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NORVVALK GAZE'I"1‘E.
“'ed'nesday, February, 18, ft 846.
"SW/ltig Ticket for State flfiiccrs.
For Govcriior——ClaIt‘Ei BESSCEE, Not-walk.
Lt. G0\'-—Cl3E|l'lCS J. 1?‘icCtiir(Ey, Lyme.
Secrctar_/-30%!!! B. I'30b(*.l‘i50ll, N. l-lavcn.
Tei':isurer—Je:S:_.‘])h B. Gilbert, Hartford.
C01l‘.pll‘Oli¢.'l'—.5zbi§a!l Catli:-1:, I-lzirwinton.
3?“ The old Farmer is trying to come the
gun:-game over the mechanics, by showing what
a flourishing business maiiufactureis and inc-
chanics are doing, notwitlistanding J Emmy Polk
is Pro-si_dent. ‘The Farmer evidently presumes
that there is too much ignorance or prejudice
among inechanics to trace this prosperity to its
true source. Somebodypossessing :1 little more
sagacity than seciiis to belong to that concern,
If.
’ ANo'riii:it ssotv S'ronM.—-—Suiiday,thi'ougl1-
‘out, was one of the bi_tt.6'1’C-St days that visit
«this region. The snow fellwitliout intermission,
through the day and evening, and the wind
!through a great part of the’ day blew a 'gale.———
lThe snow of course is so drifted as to be of little
leonsequence in the wayofsleighing. The depth
lto which the ground is covered, is some twelve
=lI1(:l'lCS or more. The consequences of this storm
to sliipping, must have been disastrous. The
New York papers of Monday bring us some ac-
i
Ecourits of vessels driven from their moorings and
;S(’.11t tlSl'l01'C. No irjury was sustained at the
wliarvcs, as the wind was ‘off-sliore.
Accini:.\"1‘ on T1115 SoL'.\'n.——Tlie sloop John
,Aduins, Capt. Roswell Nash, left. New York on
:Saturday for this place, and "was caught out in
itlie storm of Sunday and was disinastcd.-—
l\Vlictlicr cut away or carried away, our infor-
oiiatioii does not state.
5,..-
It is stated that the following arrange-
ments have -been made to run an Express
with the next steamer’s news from Halifax
to New York. 'l he papers are to be taken
overland from lrlalif-ax to Annapolis, N. ..,.,
130 miles: from thence to Portland by the
From Portland to Boston the news will be
taken by locomotive,and the arrangements
for the remainder of the route have not
transpired. It is lllougllli the news may
bfle taken to New York this way before the
(,-ainbria arrives at Boston.-110.-t. €021)‘.
New York tmlitlc l7]:lI“li('l—-Fob. 9.
AtMiii'kct 700 Bccf,C:ittlc.(250 from the South)
1'25 Cows and Calve.~i,aud 2000 Sheep and Lainbs
_l:rices—BeefC:ntlc—lnferioi and middling $4.75
at .‘,::).5(); good and prime $6 75 a $7.——-All sold.
Cows and Czili-es—,§-I5 to 530, 40lIl]$0ld_
Sheep and Lanibs—-—'l‘lic market cleared at $1 75
to $3 50.
7'
5lef”"b_°at I‘°““9beCj fl new "llld 515‘ b031, th_eiraccounts properly attested within said time,
which is to be kept fired tip ready to start. - will be debarred a recovery
in A iii: Ci7.i.”E:_‘l§ S.
_ In Didi...-,,-, EE"ii}E"4'{KKKi$}7‘iEIiI-"Ci."iiiéiiiéji.
,JonaZli.-in Stovcn.~i, to Clari.-sa Ely.—Al5u Uilr lust,
Geo. Ball, to Minerva Polly.
5.21
DE-A
. , In \Vilton, on the 9th inst. Abigail \V. wife
paper now eats up its own words, shows how _ of Stephen H. Buttersoii, aged 16.
innch reliance is to be placed upon its decla-l 1 btflgth N1§’r“"l1l‘; ‘"1 _Sl"ld‘1Y "ll-{ht 105?. fl
- . . . ‘ ‘). . . .l.:“'l' ' ~ '
, rations now. '1 he Tiines asserted in the most C.” ..o “It L CHI‘ 1“(°1‘nn’ “gel "bout 4
has labored ha]-ilcr than any otl;-er paper Hi the I_OS,m_c WW ,1 ‘t Mr T U a J. I Z. Z ,§0lills\.V.l I
, _ . . z in. -1; . ozzct I it s (1 cc era to‘ .v n it!) it t . ll -i - -- ; . ‘"-
State to show that prices were not aflected by . . ,. ‘I l ' ‘ ’ ) ' ‘P 10 1’ CW1‘ Gmgl”-l’ ‘i'~7”‘l ’4
the tariff ‘olicv and its iritural concomitant coin 1 I1 he was a “fcdcwhsi 0* the fint wmcn” whcn : Tl ' ' ‘
l . (. I‘,I'.1"' ’ l f i , H i did he cliangc——wlicn become a democmt 7 and ' he 11‘ 5 (“Sin y or EISIOIIL
etition. 7.05:0 ree t"'it-.c Wentr ' re'ison lie _ , _ _ _ ' 5 ‘i . .. - .. . - , ~
P H 3 3 i . what. ev;deiice is there that l1l5 Political creed isi ('0m.]-nm1g (1 ~-guwml mt-mductoly omlme ‘J
a book. i _ ti 1 V 1 N: . 3 unzrc7_‘.s'al I-123101-51/, Aizcmit and Jl'[0dern,
L m} C _ _ f any ie css 0)IlO.\;Ot.S Low than when the, and a 5,,,.,,._,. ,,/~ S,,],€,.,,,,, ff,-‘,.[0.,.,-(,6. (f
v . ,~ ' __ 1 x 8 " . " _ . _ _ . . . . . ,
"3 03 -‘1‘_D ‘ -“V 1 -0 °llll’l‘55-0ll°35 0 icliaige \\ as made ? l C‘L’€7'yp‘I‘Zl1('Z1)((lA(,tll0Il I/lat €.l".'SfS,
’ " - . ' ’-I" .* .V- . . . l '. .r' . ,.
to“ n, having found that the liquor l1il(..- lo , yr. _.ti_, ,.eg,,,.d to J,,dg,, B‘.s._.en, he ,3 ,.,_,.,,1Cd by than v;,s,=, ]_);()g)();‘.‘s' ];7-5-35),;
uccf, have set themselves to work to put a f,,w men in we 5,8,0 for I,,,,.:,,. of 1,012,.-.c.,1 .,,,d‘. “’73dl5i0'?l. 6-63 CV6» &c‘-
. . . 5 : U ‘ ' , ' ‘ n ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
stop 1, the trallicthrougli the influcce of per- ’,,,,,,.,,[ C1,,,,..,Cm,. .,.,d ifigh i,.,,L],c_C,, ,1 mp“ . BY SAJIUFL M.\U\TD1:'R
- A 4 L i LA. 1. . ‘ _ . I 2 ‘; -I "‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1* I
SUI-‘.Sl\ e. (.l18\\ll l1(.ll1 the ._.t..ti.c'. C0'1II.:lLlll]toSll-1:0:-Its. Nm.c,. ,, ,,,,,.,), lmcky 0,. Sc1.‘e,,,,,,,, 1,0130; The History of Ainoi-ica, edited by Jglm f,,m(m_
were encrcd last week and sc-rv.ce made upon K I The above valuable work is just; completed
_-.1».. -1, i.- .. . ,,. ‘ . is
two indmdtials, i.z.—An.os Barnes t..e piopiie-E deltendcm. and unObn_“si‘_C_Qln_mking from d.iS_-f:0llll1Ilg two huge octaio volumes, p1‘ll_]l(‘,(_l on
,o,. of an ,,yStc,. stand’ and F,.c,:1c,.,Ck St John, I. ‘Q Y but re ' _ bn , _d I‘ ,1 11 f 1 _ _ ,llll(‘. paper’ with clear type,_ llltlsfl-[,1lC‘.tl \vitli\
' B ~ 1 1 1 I 1 q _, r H 517“ 32 - ‘O1 --C 0'» at at t it. ca 0 its 101- ._ beautiful €)Ig'7'(It'C’(f t‘l_L'lI/IN!’ lzllixs bound in sub-
grocei. arncs nit .i.s ti ..i on ._at:u1(a} b.- , _ - - , . - . , . . . .
_ -_ Y - _ _ low citzcns. l\o l1'l:‘_l] possesses m 11 g1'e,'1tc;'VSlI1l‘ilZlll and e.egant binding. and will be furn-
tore Justice Vv’ectl, but the tcstnnoiiy was 0 ished at only Four Dollars.’ It forms of itself
should gently snap its long ears, and instruct. it! ,,;,&>~= \yr,,},j]—,1,c Zeal U,v;EE,,.,f0,.d Times
nol lo expose ll‘-'35 the 3”” ‘f “'0'” CM ‘39""]_7"T‘73/'5' and kiizdred priiits, to defame Judge Bis:-ell, the
The $0‘? H“V""'“ R“'.~‘;§l55‘51'v lo‘): l-‘l_“.Y5”§.‘”‘ flllliig candidate for Governor, not a clnirge has
been alleged against him, save that which the!
AfHs*"
cohborcrat Bridgeport. It is dyeudfunv uhmn- itself ailcged xyiyli equal \\’t11~1)')ll1 against
ed because manufactures are spi'ii;giifg up at T1,. Once}, 1 10 immmmc of nS.Own l.)mt‘V'——
. _ - - __ I ie moan and uiinianly way in which that:
the South, and are likely, in all probability to ' '
produce a most ‘ruinous co/n1Jc.’i.'io)2" with New
England int‘e;'ests.' very good. The Register
_c3aii. His career has been high, honorable, in-
_‘ Estate 'l‘hom:is I-‘. Rowland. .
l HE Court. of Probate for the District of
\Vestport', has limited and allowed six months
gfrom the date hereof. for the creditors of the es-
itate of Thomas F. Rowland, late of RV cstport,
; iii said District, deceased, to exhibit: their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
LUCY RowLANn, Erccutrir.
Iii:-xiir ROWLAND, E
, Gi-:0. B1,.-ici'{MA:v, l "°"t"”'
iVestport. Feb. 7, 18-16. . 7
For Sale,
BOUT sixteen acres of good
Land, with Dwelling House,
Cuirier‘s Shop and other Buildings
‘ .. thereon, now occupied by Smrii
TU'l"1‘I.E, situated in New Canaan, about due
mile North Vfest of the village. This place is
pleasantly situated and is desirable fora Tanner
and Currier, or most any kind of a Mechanic.
It will be sold at a bargain, and $750 can remain
secured by’ mortgage on the place. _Apply to
COMSTOCK (SC HALL.
New Canaan, Feb. 14, 1846. 7'
E-Eerse for Sale.
'_l-;,_~_-.~J',._-_-. I-.9 - .. ,7 . » ‘ v
‘rm
_. .1 _.
at the closing of the season, offer. the remnant of our Fall and \Vinter stock 6:‘ Dry Geddb‘
At Gust! - ‘
In order to make clean slielvos for tliat. bfatiitnofh Sto’c'k.'(i°f.\Slpring which is soon to‘iu‘_-rive.
In 1119, lot advertised, our friends -will find nearly every desirable aiticle-of- W'oollaii Stuflh,
and it -sliall be our pleasure‘ to sell them at Bargains. - ,
Our Stock is large, and must be reduced. \Vc want ni'ore room, and must lim._'e_it, there-
fore many e:rtr¢z-oidinai'y inducements are held out, which cannot fail to" produce a grand‘ rash to
THE BRIDGE STORE.
AS an earnest of what may be expected!,'wé’would piirticularize a few iteins—for example:
CARPETING at cost," w'ith'out; reserve : VVINTER SHAWLS—-a large lot-_—do: ti: fétii
MU FFS. on the same terms ; ME-R~I NOS costing 75 cents, for 44 ; do 50 for 38; handsome}
strip'd, plaid," and plain blk ALI’AC(.}.-XS costing‘ 75 cents, for 50 ; do 56 cents for 44; if Fit qfl
Comforters costing 19 cents, for 6d; KID, GLOVES costing 63 cents for 25 ; CALICOS cost-C
ing 23 cents for 8 ; Heavy “Tool GLOVES for‘ 1 shilling‘-V,‘ BROAD-CLOTHS and CASSL
A CCOR to‘ an established. and time-honored-p.ructice'lof' this.E.staiblisliinent, '
and even more.
In view of past favors, for which we return
an increased patronage for the present year.
BOX BASHNS. jg
Y UNG, well broke, and
' A, ‘ ‘ beautiful dapple Gray Horse
‘*1-"-L0“ ;,¥;'~'-._ lt_VZ' sale, on moderate terms. His
5.: .i_.<'-‘-‘ti’-..t' age is seven years the ensuing!
spring, sound and kind in or out of Hariiess-—i
Application may be made to Zalman Lyon, at’
whose stable the Horse may be seen.
MOSES O. BANKS.
Norwalk. Feb. 14, 1846.
._,__ ‘ N V
Attetioii .-
_‘t Y order of the Court of Probate for the
3 district nfNorwalk, will be sold at I’ able
Auction, on \Vedncsdny Qfitli of inst. Febi'tin1'_\'
at 1 o’clock P. M. at. the late residence of The-
l~1
F/urm'liu'c, consistnig in part ofFcatlicrbods and
Bod-Clotliing,Crockery.Cookingutensils,Chairs,
Tables, Clothing, \Vood and Boards, and a quan-
tity bf vazrious articles. Should the weather be
uiifavorable, it will tal-ze place the next suitable
day after. T HO-MAS AKIN, Erccutor.
Norwalk, Feb. 15th 18-16.
AU ITHON ADJOEJEKNED.
-1
1 ,degree the coiifidcnco of his iieiglzbors and, 01 1, f [Ina 7/ (fjf. , t.. t. ,1 I
5 . . . -,, .A . . .,.., .. _ . , ;a c uiie e 1-‘ r_ . :23 orv 0 mos inn; eva-
‘:,f.1dii,i1cu1.:ll,‘::(:(t]n~] gjd 3101-‘bi fulyihd itcluhtlmt l fl'30“d3a'"“d fCW 001315 COIIIIINIW1 50 Proud 3“ , tie to any one who wishes to/inforin llllllselfiflt
3 3 *~' D - ° 0 “l 5 03°C C“ ‘"3 0” "1 ,‘express.=on of that confidence at the ballot hox.’a trifling cost of the past liistorv and }}1'CSCl.'l;l
"ml ‘m M°"d“.‘.' m°-ml“.§.’- l3<‘f9!"3 The Same ‘Ills’ Ilis true worth, we are C,,m.,,,Ced is no more ' state of every principal nation that e.\'ists,ns well;
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tltce, a1i.d by ..djquii.inei.t is as initdc to contn.t.c ],,,_,de,.,.,,1,,ed m 11,0 Sm“, at 1,,,.£C. The 19,1, 3:913:81i1l3l:)l1tll*‘;\1rl) ;lll9l“-:.‘>‘,”°""tl_t C-\°““l+'§1,
t iroug i the aiternoozi. A great difficulty: ;., .- .- . - -. .. .z. - . . . - ‘ V ’ ‘ ‘ ‘>0 ‘ -l“’ ‘ T" "e‘"“‘mS 0 °m' “W”
,,,,0.e f..O.,, tip .,..St;,,,.___~.i 1171,“, is C},,,....,., 7.-, d‘°t“Ct “ 11} 5_h_°“ 1115 _“l’p‘9°“‘“°“ ‘ll l*"*1‘°v 1“ 3 , cou1itr_v. A splci'id.d cdtion of the same work;
Th’ *_ - _ -1v 51: t’ - ‘ 1- 1 I ~i' ./' ivoie that his il'l(3l1(lS will only ask to be approach- has also just been issued in i\'os. in paper cov-i
e prnicipa witness swore tiiat ie int pur-‘red in 0,1,“. S“,-ons or ,1 . . - mu 1,3,-..bi 4- . ..-p ,, . 1 :1“ ., ,;
_ . 3 1 , : t 10 State, to Sec-U10 11:11]’ .5, 5 (I .C 101 null .113, tllll. ‘bl lC S(.-Ht l0 an‘ 5
_ , . .. Q .. ;.l _ , . __ 1., '7' . . __ .j.;
chased two glasses of C/icrvy at ...t. Johns i-lfOlL, I ,, t,.;,,,,,,,h,,,,, e1Cc,,o,,_ W11,“ 3“). 3.0,,’ ,,.,C,,,,s’ 5 Il;1"1‘t“(l.f‘l]l.lC 1L1iite.l St.iti;).i:t the. 1C1(lt1LL(l iatts,
but could not tell what it consisted ol,or wheth- l W,“ You ,,,,,,,.0.,.,-,,,a.c 7 i0? l'~'l 10‘ (+11 l0=_lf:-.‘a'C‘-“: 1-99 l°1_ l 10 “ 071319’
crit cO,,t.,;,,ed S,,,,.,,0,,§ 1‘, ,,0,. To (]cc;(-Jet11i"i ‘ . 11 -* ' ~ - PVOS.k(COl11p:(3t(%)Zt~.i.——1"tilll)(Jl1ll(l,llll\\’0\'0lS. S4.l
I _ * '1 ~' . ‘l ' *‘ 5' C m C“, V, T H R H‘ F” _ . H 1‘. ts?” Agents are wanted to obtain subscribersl
question, a iiuinoer of cit;ze:is were brought up-! _‘L - '---‘-5- ‘ -U l 9 1’: -0‘ ulmel 5”} 5. -J5 i in r-.vei'y town in the United States. Any per-l
on the stand, no “V0 of “.hO,,,_, Sc,,,.Cc1,'., ug1.ecd,l'CS2glle(l . ndeed. who voult. have thought it?
lson olitainiiig two or more subscriptions. vinay
- - . ' “ " deduct one third of the swine ‘is his coinin‘:s’-o'i
as to the comnosition of the hever'ia'e. One! rzpsem - .1. i .— , i . - . .. ' ’ ‘ . .“ ‘ ' ’ '5“ ‘i
1 ° ‘ ° ' t-*—' *I‘t‘-*-°*l 3’ 03- bougflt 1“5t‘ “°°l‘ “ lhlw A and upon the receipt of the balance accompany-
". ..- :Tn~‘;_l u I n.1,-_l . . In . . , . ,
Ehldlt ‘V as made of-\v“ I-13*“-1dR'~"“ -‘C brhll ;year old Steer raised and fattcd by fr;end Abram. mg his order, the work will inimediately be
ed, another had made its €10-]t1:‘tl21tallC3 in the ‘ 11,11,581] of \v,]m_., “-1,-jc], wc;.,1,ed ,,[,0,,t 1,00 ' forwarded, by mail or otlicrwisc, as lieinav di-.
_ _ . ‘I 1 9 b I _ _ u I
shape ‘of Brandy, and anotlior had known it 021- t ,;,0,,Sa,,,,I1,0,,,,dS_ It “.85. an ,,,.,;m,,1 of fine p,.0_ 1003 Add-05>» l’05l‘P“1di ill” P1‘-bl1Sl1€1'.
ly in the form of Cl1el~1~y juice, water and sugar, ‘ p0,.t;O,,! and fat enough to S,,,;sfy the most g,.e,,sy,
which made a very pleasant drink w.t—li a little 3 cp3c,,,.e_
admixture of brandy! Seine knew it by the
name of C/z.err_z/, others as C.’zcrr_7/ Rum, andl
I07 Fultoii st.rc.ct', N. Y.
Probate Court lDi':st‘rict Non-walk. 5
i
§
THE TARIFI-‘.——Tl}C Vvashington Union of
others again as Cherry Brandy. \Vith some itl 1:;i‘3d"‘."s “Tick: 5f‘l.‘.'\:‘
. - . - - - ‘ '1 l.~‘ —'-‘l ' '~
was ardomeslzc art:cle—made in the tainilv—l "3 qllc. LO" 0 1 mice “mg dc“ ed "1 mg
1 _ , _ “ ;I-louse of Representatives, we trust the next
with otners, it was of‘/orczgn 11ltmt1fttClt‘.1'(‘.. In , ;,,,,,0,.,,,,,t ,,,,eS,ion 0,, the mpis Wm be the ,.e_, I ' 1 _ . ‘ ‘ ‘
color it was about as various, as in some of its‘ duction oftlio Tariff". \Ve understand tlfat the E 194 _0>t-lib. WI} -—T 10 _111§1ll“d0_d “Yhh l’_f“'t Oflli
It was scarlet pin/: red—in0\V' 1'0‘-‘came bill is 1-emly, and, We presume’lpefltlllll.1~ii(:t of land lying in said i\ew (,'ttL'tl.ll.l1,i
’ ’ aw,“ be ,.Cp0,md in ,1 very Sbufb. tinm by thc:]11 quantity thirty acres, be the same more 01';
less, bounded l\ortliei-ly by Aaron Hoyt aiid=
other attributes.
DANIEL ADEE, ._
tolerable good drab, and might have answered
very well to represent bottle green. It was
both zvlzalc and wcczslc. and soznetliing of the
long—ta'iZcd rat.
iiivolvcd in so‘ much doubt and uncci'tainty as
was this, upon the question “ l'l’7zal. is C/icrr_7/.7”
It was the great question of the day, and the all
Committee of \Va ys and Means. _ , , ,
, wile, Itastcrly by Aaron Hoyt, Soutlicrlv by;
The Superior Court tow sitting at Fair-, ,
.wity, valued at two litiiidrecl and thirty-seven:
f
Seldom has a coiiimunztybecn I field, has been engaged during the past wcek~_,,,,d ,,1,,,1fd,,I1,,,.S_ I
with a couple of cases of minor ll'npOl‘l‘fll1Ct‘..-——]
' AND HE I-‘ci'.'riii:it sars, 'I.‘liat the estate isl
I
This week the case of the sclmouey Josq;/L Gm-- at present unproductive ; that the avails thereof ;
ham, recently owned in Stamford,'in which the ' am Wllmcd. ml: mo. Support’ "””m°mm"" "ndl
» I education of said illuior, and that. it. will be fori
‘lbs-°1bil7§ l°l7lC of C°l7“"‘1'-“M30” “RC1 d35’C1‘~55lCns I authorities Gflhls Slllle and those of New Ymki the advantflge of said Minor to sell the same,‘
wherever our citizens met or came in contact.
If these discussions had been carried on with a
little more gravity, a stranger in passing might
have come to the conclusion,tliat some further
liunar discoveries had been made at the New
York Sun office. At length the. maze and-pet»
plexitywas swept away, b.y invoking the aid of
Dr. \Vebstei'. This was to‘tl1eptii'tui’l)ed mind,
what quack medicines are to the infirinities of
the body——a SOV'01'(:l<*l] pana'cea——all was clear-
all was satisfactory. C'7zcrr_i/ was composed in
part of spiritous liquor within the‘ intent and
meaning on the Statue, the end of wliichwasa
fine of $10, from wliiclidefeiidant took an a"'ppe‘al.
Orando Ferry, for the State, Blcardsliey for
fhe defendant.
R-icit AGAINST Tris’ Poon.——Tlie Jlfbrning
Télbgraplt has had a glimpse at the new Tariff
Bill. One of its features shows how much sin-
cerity thore is in the tears and phlegm that are
thrown away by the locos on account of the
hcavy burdens imposed on the articles consumed
By the poor man, while the rich man’s luxuries
are admitted almost free. In this Bill, the wines
guzzlcd by silk-pursed lbcofocoism, are to be
admitted under a duty of 30 per ccut., while
Brandy and distilled spirits, such astlie poor
man drinks, is loadedwitli a duty of 75 cents!
EDUCATION AND Di.«:itiocit.\cr.—-The remark-
able decla‘r:_ttioii'in Congress of Hon. J. S. Chip-
man of Michigan that Education is the implaca-
ble fee of Democracy has beensomeliow brought:
before the Common Council of Brooklyn, who
thereupon directed their Committeeon Public
Schools to inquire into the truth of the sentiment
and report thereon. Messrs. Edward‘ Macoin-
ber and Samuel S. Powell, forming the loco-
fdco majority of said Committee, have thereupon
made a Report, of which the gist is an accusi-
tion that; the W7tigs were always hostile to
Democracy, afndi in favor ofla spurious Educa.
tion, or “literary dandyisin.”
Backed Out, is that opposition steamer 'I‘ro-
jan before her vaunted year has quite‘ expired.
Just as we told ’em.
l§°About half past 7 o’clock on Saturday
m01'DlDgs a fire was discovered in the fifth story
of LOVej0y’s Hotel, in Park Place, New York.
Damage trifling.
l.?"Recent;' advices from Mexico state that
another Revolution has taken place in that ill-
fat’ed;Goverenment;. Paredes has been superse-
ded by Gen. Arista, Without bloodshed. Q
._-
came into collision, will come on. \Ve under- and invest the avails thereof according to law ;‘
stand also, that t'l1CiCZ1S0 between James Stevens “"h°"Cf""° 110 15“."5 l_1“"5 ‘here is Just mid rea-
aiid JOSE]?/L S. Ilfsc/.'cr, of this place, involving" t(():l,,f,‘,;.,i1;t!:,gO1,.l,l1e. .Suill(i'. liefilcliel
the. title of ground occupied by E‘«Icckcr’s store, be 5,»,.](1,",:,,,d ,0’ ,,,‘,,,',,,“.8,. L}.,1,,:u:,,.]
in wlizit is called SQ’L£((.-Tic’/“’.'>' How, will he reach-Q meet person to sell the same, pursuant to the
ed. There is seine interest felt" lierezibouts, in : Statue 1” sgfh .0350, nlfldcf llfld l)”,"';‘d'°d' _
tliis case, as the decision will have an llllpdlftllifi‘ Dated ,(;,1{1(;1,'6(?Orl’ C’ ”‘“‘d“m°
L(_.t.nig on othu property lllllllls t.c,inity. Dissflct Q/, Nonmuc Probate Court, 55'
l Tun T.~\1'ilF}-‘ ix P1£1\’NSYL\'A1\'1A.-—Tl]e reso-, V F-i-:nnU.-tttr 14th, 1846.
lations which had previously passed the Senate! OitDr:itED——Tliat the foregoing application be
of Pennsylvania, mzaniinousl_1/, requesting tl1c§i'fh0fl1'd and d0fel'min£'-d at the Probate ofiice in
I Niorwalk, on the twenty-fiftli day of April, 1846,
Senators and Repieseiitatives in Congress, to- . _
g at nine o'clock, forcnoon ; and that notice there-
'°_l’l3°‘l_e llllfmclnptsfo "her or modify the T“' l of be published in some public newspaper near
111” Act 0l_ 1842. V'\'61'G"i1(l0l71'6d ilflhe HOUSE Of I the place where such real estate lies, three
,Representativcs on the 6th inst.., only four votes! weeks successively, at least six weeks before
lin opposition. In the course of the discussion said mnéiusslgned-‘
fon the resolutions, Mr. Bonglaner, of Greene, A SIDNEY B’ fiE‘“msI‘EY' Judge’
(Loco) made a decisive speech in‘ favor of the
Tariff a.s it is. He was honest enough to admit‘
that his party claimed Mr. Polk as a better
iTarifl' man than Mr. Clay, and lie was sorry it"
:was not likely to turn out true; but he‘ hoped, AS constantly on hand an assortment of
:tlie defection at \Vasliington would not affect‘ F10“ "lld 1-709d of ll” kinds; 511011 HS
’ Corn, Oats, Meal, Cracked Corn, Ground Oats
coxsuiwinas or GR.-UN,-—BE w.-i'rcnrui.!
ROBERT J. Jli1IMl3RSO‘l\"S
euamans,
No‘. so 1«‘oRsr'i"‘I-I s-'r., NEW YORK.
P. N adjourned sale ofthe personal estate of,
Sin Thaddeus Hoyt, deceased, will be heldat}
‘the store of said deceased, in \Vilton, on Satur-1
day, the 21st efinst. FL-Lruary. at 9 o‘c.lock,3
forcnoon. The reinaining goods to besold. con-I
sist. or Iillmasscs, Tea, Sugar, :1 Ca.n of Oil, 21;
couple ofCounters, a pleasure \Viigon in an un-4
finished state, a quantity ofHardwai'o A‘. Crock-
ery, Dry Goods 2»; Groceries, alotofgood Casks
with liquors, and a Pew in the Episcopal
Cliurch——Also, a. quantity of tin conductors,with
other articles not lierc mentioned. Should the
wcatlier be ui:f:tvorab‘;e, the sale will take place
the ni-Let Saturday after.
\V.\I. CHURCII, JIa'nt.irzi.strzz.’or.
No: walk, Feb. 15, 1846. 7
Pi-olmte Court District l\'et'w:ttk.
HE application of Illinot Crq/‘oat, of New
Canaan, iii said District, respectfully
-zhowetli :——That he is guardian to Aaron C.
Sceley, it Minor liolongiiig to said District, and
that said the .‘»linor is owner of the following re:il ,
estate, viz :—the one fifth undivided part of at
TIIE‘ application of ilfinot (‘Ii-q/‘oat, of New tiertttlll tract oflaiid lying in said New Canaan, ism, ,1,,,m 50,. Se,,!C,,,c,.,,' ,,-,,d an ,,,,,._5O,,S,,,dcbt_
C‘”m,a,n' m Sllid Dlimctt 1"35l"3Cll“ll.‘7" 1" ‘l‘““’l"t.‘.’~ lh:I't';\_' acres, be the -‘‘"m9 mom 0”? ed to them are requested to call and settletlieir
A showetli :——l_l1at he is guardian. to hlary Ann , less. bounded .\ortlierly by Aaron Hoyt and; ,,cc0,,,,,S “.,,ho,,, d,,},,_,., ,,t the S,o,.c,.,,c,,,,”Y 0,,
-Se-eley, a BTlIl01',.l)(3lOl1glllg to S:1l‘d§Di5t1'1CT, andiwile, Ea.sterly Aaron IIp)’t. 50ml‘-"l'l.‘.'_ by cupicd by me 5u[,5C,.3b, 1.3, “-110.30 one of me
;that said Minor is the owner of the following, Saniuel C. S.llnnan, and \V cste-_-ly by Illgll-I ,.,,,.,.,,c5 \“._,-,H ,.C,,,,,,,,, for ,, few “.mp5 o,,}y_
way, valued at two liundred and thirty-seven
and a half dollars.
Axn iii-1 i-‘oi-.'riii:n s.-irs, That the’ estate isl
at present 1 nproductive; that the avails thereof?
are wanted for the support, maintenance and=
I Samuel C. Silliinati, and \Vesterly by High-3 ediication of said Minor, and that it will be for; mend ‘I833,-.S_ Scribncl. 55 Rue). to the public of
the advantage of said Minor to sell the same,l
and invest the avails thereof according to law;,
mas Akin, deceased, a quantity of Ifrmse/told ~
' ncccssar ' as an ’ one wishin to urcliase, vill
3 - J
UST RECEIVED a lot of very fine BOX
2 ILXISINS, in whole, lialfand quarter box-
es, for sale cheap at ' BLir.it.»u.L‘s.
. I
Kotztee.
A LL Persons ii de'>ted to the subscriber
whose accounts have been from four to six.
months standing, are particularly requested to‘;
call and settle them immediately.
CHARLES N. CLOCK.
Norwalk, Jan. 19, 18-16.
31 '
. ‘ I '
.A.isetioa,i1 ..
-%,V1LIJ be sold at Public Auc-
-. . , HQ tion, on ‘Vt:-dI1CsLltl'V'tl‘.O 18th
day of February next, at 2 o'clock
1’. M., on the preinises, by the sub-
scribers, all the property lying in New Canaan,
and for:'nei‘ly belonging to Thomas S. Iliistcd,
consisting of a good Dwelling House and lot,
with a Barn stariding thereon ; one House which
has heretofore been used for a. Select. School,
with the lot on which said House stands. Also,
one Store situated in the centre of the village,
and f.irinei'ly occupied for the Post Ollice. Said
property is all pleasantly located, and in good
condition. Further description is deemed u_n-
1:.
— i
fled
1- tr
examine before purcli-.ising.
’ ‘he terms, which will be accommodating,
will be made known at the time of sale.
STILES CURTIS.
JOSEPH Vt’. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, Jan1iur' 28th, 1846. 5
FOR SALE OR TO RES-.\".!‘.
THE House at South Norwalk, late
_:I_,,______ the property of Noah \Vilcox, deceased,
now in the occupancy of Valentine Van Seek-
liii. Enquire of T. B. BUTLER.
Norwalk, January 29, 1846. tf5
D1550 LUTEON.
IIE co-partnci'sliip liei'e‘.ofore existing un-
derthe firm of Mallory 6:. Banks, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against said firm, will please pre-
_ALl<‘R.ED iVIALLOR.Y. '
MOSES O. BANKS.
Norwalk, Feb. 2, 1816. 5
\\-'c, the iiiiclersigiied, do clicei-fully recom-
Norwalk and vicinity. Their long cxpcsrience
and CXtL‘l1.’$l\'e practical acquintance with every.
MERES at cost ; one piece of Cassiniere which cost $1 25, for $1’ . -
It is needless to prolong the list; suffice it to say, that all we promise, shall be performed.
J nst point. to the sign of the 5-2?‘ BRIDGE STORE, & onward moves the ball.
many thanks and sincere, we can but anticipate
C. J. GRUMAN.'- H
Notice.
IYE s11bsc1'ibe1"\\tishés to inform his friends.
. that he is in want of e'ver_v dollar and every
cent thitt due to him, for freight or cash paid
rut foi‘ t_lr'eiii,’_-—- and wishes to inform them
further, tliftt ,il’ l"l1é:' do not can immediately at
.'iis',oflice and settle'tliéir accounts-wliat then?
vVli}" lié'intc"iids to call on every body that owe‘:
1'iim'.' . . .. . .\?.OA-H SELLECK;
Norwalk, Jan.‘ 23 1’84'6'.‘
HE subscriber keeps constantly on liand,iin'
iissot‘tiiitl'nt of Sliaker's herbs and prepar-
ations, viz’: Sage, Suinmor Savory, Digitalis,
Fennel and Mast'e1-wort ‘Seed, Thyme, Ex't;.
Dandelion, Cictita, Befladbnna, Gurtian, die.
Canary and Hemp Seed, for sale by
I. it‘. ‘.t'isz':‘i>.a
Flour.
100 Bbls. N. Y. Mills (Rochester) Flour.’
100 do Ely s do do
50 do‘ R'icl1a.rdsou's extra do
50 do" Clinton’s do do
100 do Norwalk M"i1ls_ _(~Nor_walk) do
For sale at‘ New York prices, by-
, _ HUBBELL 63 Co.‘
Noi'\=;_"al'i:, Jan. 5th 1846.
It)?
BUSH’S Turks Island Salt, for sale
cheap by
G120.” VV. Smrra.
-0
_, .
-3; --
n ‘ ' ' .
Spririg Trade.
HE subscrilieij has” pflaté returned from‘.
New York w_itli'a2'netv lot: of Goods, and'
we intend to l{CC_:jIii1S large and varied assortment
as the niarketwill bear. Our goods shall bcso-'
leclcd with care, and purchased with the cash
in hand. It is our intention to liave as good an
assortment to select from, and to sell as cheap at
any other storeiin the Cotiiity,‘or State.
\Vi:tchcs.~Of~ these we‘ intend keep-'
ing a large ltSS0l'lfl'l€l1lf of Gold and Sil‘-_'
ver, Lever, Lepiiie‘ and coiniiion—F1'ench and
English‘ I‘v'.Ianufactiii'e; VVH think it for the'itd'-
vantage of purcliasers to call on '11S,‘ElS we can‘
, ., . . ... .. ..‘.,'~‘~ . _. _ _ . , _ :. ‘ _ .__ 1., _,_._
“hm “O10 L0 S135 “Mt ll“) (’ 1“ -lull and mason ldctail 0.‘ the tiade, cmineiitl_v qualify them to sen as 10,,» 01-1353, than are reg,-“led m the Clip,
able cause for selling the same. He. therefore
prays the Court to order said real estate to be;
sold, and to einpowed him or seine other meet?
person to sell the same, pursuant to the statue}
in such case made and provided.
l‘«I.l7.\'OT C.llOFOOT, Gzzarclicui.
Dated February 14th, 1846.
District of .\"oI'zt-all/."—I’robiz(c Court, .98.
Fl-‘.BIlU.»\lUi' 14th, 1846.
OtiDi;iiF.n——'l.“ii:it the foregoing application be‘
heard and determined at the Probate Office in
Norwalk, on the tweiity—fiftli day of April, 18-16,
at nine o'clock, foronoon : and that notice there-
of be published in some public newspaper near
the place where such real estate‘ lies, three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks before
said" time assigned.
7 Sirmnr B. BE.-XRDSIJSI‘, Judge.
Selling. 01? Cheap !
‘H E subscribers would give notice tliattliey
- are now selling oil’ their stock of \Vinter,
Goods at greatly reduced prices. ,
They would say for the benefit of those who’
may [)8 in want of Cloths, Cassimeres, or
V e'sting's,'tli‘at their stock embraces every de-
sciifptioii ofFi-encli, English 6.: American Goods,
and that it is their intention to adopt the method,
most in use among the Trade, viz :—ofselling at’
:20 per cent. less than former prices.
They would also invite the partictrlar atten-
tion to their assortnicnt of Dress Goods, which:
‘the )t11‘l ' in Peiins 'lvania. Tli \ ‘ari ’ - - . ,. , ,,
, Focgs Q30 "emu" t§0__1_ C _ L fl. 1'11 Loco. and Corn, ‘Oil Meal, Ilnie It cod, Rye It eed,
‘ 2: z=__ ‘ J05 017071 at *1 ‘1teh0“1- Ship Stufl, Shorts, Bale I-Iay, &c., &c.
R. J. J. having been some years in the busi-
, ness, flutters liiniselftliat; he can sell at 21 rc'duc—
tioii of prices as low as any one.
. To his patrons and friends he takes pleasure
in returning to them his sincere thanks for their
liberal.patronage, and hopes, by a strict. attentiop
to business, to merit still a share of the same.
Numbers of Farmers and Consumers of Grain
can testify to the selection and goodness of his
articles. _He would also say that. great care will
be taken in sending Goods on board rail-cars,
stcamboats, stages, 6:2. '
EFF ¢1"7'lC‘7‘-9. Stage I’r0priet0rs, fxiceryinciz
‘and ])calci‘s in Iforscs, umzld do ’i1':'cfl.f)_1/
calling before p'zu'c‘7z.a;v7'lrg elsewhere.
New York, Feli. 16, 1846. 7
IVIORE BOOKS AT AUCTION.
LARGE lot of Family Bibles; Dicks
‘V().l'l{S; History of the United States;
Bacon’s Discources; Byron’s \Vorks, &c., &c.,
together with an assoitnient of new and valua-
ble ]_300kSa Fancy Goods, &c., on Saturday
Evelnng 27th F ebruaiiy, at the Store foinerly
occupied by T. L. 66 J. R. Peck.
E00315 to Lct.——Enquire of
.»i.—...-...-,.,..~ .77”. .......;;.:T... L... - M
iSS1aéuretl:)rr0ceedl:,d ullollln , elecmln of U‘ _FE\V pieces yet remains of that; case of
' en“ 5 on )9 ll m5l- Gem Hen‘ imperfect Prints, worth 15 and going at
ry SW3” F00t8, 1000, is elected to the 10 cents—Ladies you can’t all get: them.
Senate of the United States for six rears, C. J. GRUMAN.
his term becrinning on the 4th Marcli,18-1&7
. ’° . . ‘ HHD. New Ivetas Syrup; a few bushels
lhe Hon’ Joseph ‘V’ Chalmers’ the pres’ extra \Vhite Beans; 25 bushels Southold
Fiat).-—’I‘lie dwelling of Abel Hawley, in
‘Monroe, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday of
last week. The furniture was mostly saved.
.29 Key Found .’——It is sta-ted in a for-
eign journal, that Rev. Mr. Foster has re-
cently discovered a key to the ancient
language ofArabia—-the long lost ‘tongue
of Pamyar’——thc language ofthe patriarch
Job! There is the deepest interest at-
tached to this discovery, as by- its means
these ancient inscriptions which abound
on the coast of Arabia, and whose inter-
pretation lias hitherto baffled the efforts of
the most learned oriental linguist, may
now be deciphered with great fidelity,
thus bringing us,as it‘ were,int0 immediate
connection with the ancient inhabitants of
the ‘land of Uz’——inscriptions carved by a
people who flourished long before the time
o.fM0ses, compared with whom the an-
tiquity of Greece and Romc,is modern his-
tory.
‘ that cannot fail to suit every purchaser.
_ Hats, alsd ribbons to match.
comprises every style ofNew Goods in the mar-:
kct. They would only add that they liave a
full asgortinént of every thing in their line, and
that in order to close up the years’ business,‘
and to prepare fortlie Spring Tradei‘, they‘ will‘
sell the balance of their \Vinter Goods at prices
, JAMES l\-IALLORY & CO.
N orwalk, Feb. 4, 1846"?
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
BUILDING L-OT _lié'atitlfully
f situated, within a few minutes
walk of the Bridge, on the west side
~ -~ of the Harbor, will be sold at a bar-
gain, if application is made soon. Enquire at
this Office. 6
FOR s.u.i:‘-:7 on T0 RENT.
VI ‘ HE new and convenient dwell-
; . iiig House, situated in \Vilt0Da
oti the Daiibury Road, about :1 miles
.. _ , from Norwalk, belonging to Nathan-
iel Goff. \Vitl1 the House is about one acre. of
land, inclusive of a Garden, F full“. 550- _ Em11111'0
of NORRIS CANFIELD, near the premises.
\Vilton, Jaiiiia1'y 31, 184(‘- tf5
[{0(;]([3}:Y———A handsome assortment,
just received, and for sale clieap. ,
: Gi-:0. \V. SMITH.
ALriii:n K‘-NAPP.
1846.
South Norwalk,’ Feb. 9,
—'V_7:e1vets 8: Satins.
. HIS day received a great quantity of 1:105
- and elegant Velvets and Satins for ladies’
ent Senator is elected tothll the unex ired R - rp . - f . 1 .
term Of thcillon. Robt. J.\Vall£er.« P , ussm lumps’ J0_l§f.e1yf[lj,:EI{ER. & SQN,
,;.' .
JAMES MALLORY 65 co.
with great credit to tliemselvos and satisfacfo ll
to the public. MALLORY & BANKS.
__,,__,_,_.__ ,. H ..
Entree.
’§ ' HE co-pai'f7iie"i'sliip lic‘i'etofore"existing be-
tween the subsci'ibers_. tIl1(lt‘:'1' the name off
Crisscy, &,Co. is dissolved by mutual agree-I
liiC‘.tt..Tl1e accounts are in the hands of \V. M.
Crissey, to whom all persons indebted to said
firm will please make iiiiiiierliatc pa ymeiit.
V-V. M. CRISSEY
VV. II. Bitowx.
Vista, Jan. 1st 1846.
The business will be“ continued by the sub-
scribcr, who hopes with a well selected _assort-
ment of goods, and strict: atteiition to hnsiness,to
merit: it» continuance of ]mbli('§ p=It!'0T"!
#316 \V. M. Cm‘ssi:i'.
A...
i§7F‘i_ei3.
persons indebted to the suliscriber,
whose accounts are of more than three months
standing, _or_td'the late than of _Strees 6; Camp.
are requested to make immediate payment
M. C.‘ S"r'itr:i-:'r.
I ' i
I
Selling off at Cost
HE subscriber wishing to make different
arraiigeirreiitsin liisbusiriess ofl'ers his en-
tirdstock at cost. Those wishing to purchase
5‘-'“”'3v' 0“ e"‘3l'.‘.' .l’m“Ch 05 the “'b°"° l’“5h"—‘55gai'id we warrant they will have less trouble if
tliey do not perform well.
.leweBry.-—-\Ve keep the latest patterns
of alnio_sti every kind of Pins, Rings, Chains,‘
Bracelets; Lockets, Snaps, Keys, &d’.
GOLD l’Ei\°'S AND PENCI'LS—-A much
needed and very useful compan.ibn—-—a large as-
soi~tment.—-Al'.=o, silver, and all kinds of common,‘
Thiniliit'*.~‘.. , "
l“A'.\’C‘f GOODS.'——Mbstly of real bencfitl,
—such as all kinds of Combs, Hair, Teeth and‘
Niall Bri:slics——tlic best assortment in t‘lit_3_z,n.ar’-',
l<e"t,‘(‘lve mean as we say.) Vllalfets, Silk tiild‘
Cottoii Pizrses, Peps, Tweezers, Bag Clasps,
l’u_rsc do, Hair 0 ls‘,‘Scaps, Steel Beads, 630.
All kinds of Laiiip \Vic'ks.‘ ' '
SILVER VAPtE.——A liii"gc“a’ssoi"tmcnt of
all kinds of Spoons, as good as can be made——we
care“ not where. ' \Ve wariant tbe S.lver as pure
as can be found, German Silver, plated, and met-’‘
at do—-every thing in the Spoon line, gold and
silver Spectacles, to fit all kinds of eyes—whol(;-
s'ale'and retail. ' , ,
CU'I‘LEEY.—All'kinds of Shaving tools, v'a-’
rious kinds of Pocket Knives, Scissors, the‘ best’
in market——we. waririint the Lad'_e§;they \VIl‘l“_l_1'(5t’
cut; friendsl_ilp,——Also, it lot of‘ '&ll.")I(§.Clltl8‘l'y.
CLOCKS AND LOOK‘l'NCf"GLASSES.—-
All kinds of Glasses, froiI'1" 1' shilling to‘ 87'.‘
A la_rge tlS_.'~.‘.0l'llnet’lt ofB,i'a_ss and’ _W'_0pd_'_ _Cl".ll_<"8“
—soi’ne nc'wpatc.nS. 11169" 8‘Ud'.,V'6I",,V" ,l<,>‘l_V‘_".‘, 55'."
VVaiters; Glass, Bra'ss,and Brittanirt Lz'an'jis‘iind’
Candli.-sticks.—Al:o Plated, English, An'ie‘rican"
Dry Goods .,.:. great; discount: will do well by
calling soo' Ternis Cash. ,
-’ ' CiiAs._ C. BETTS.
Those indebted to the subscriber whose ‘ac-
counts are of more than three months standing.
will please call and settle without dglujé .
Norwalk; J an. 19th 184 6. _3
+r—— v
For Sale Cheap .
OR sale, at favorable rates——a good one
Horse Lumber Box \Vagon on Springs, :1
licvlir Pleasure \Vagon, a good family Horse and
I.f',,,.,,css_ Any one in want of either the above
,,,.,ic1e3,may hear of an opportunity to sccurean
advantageous bargain by a pplyiug at the Gazette
Office 800!!-
N orwalk, January 16, 1846. 3
Boofas, Stationery, Fa ncy G ooils, ace
AT AUCTION.
V ILL be sold at Public Auction, a large
. quantity of Books, Stat2one1y,.&c. con-
sisting in part; of School Books of every deS61‘1P‘
tion, Blank Books, Bibles, Hymn Books. P_1"}Y°r
Books, miscellaneous, historical ‘and re.1lg‘°“5
works, Annuals, Fancy Books suitable for Pm‘
sents, letter and cap PIXPGIE P9“ and lifckei.
Knives, pocket; books and wallets, b}'115 95 0
every kind, a large assortin_ent. of shaving soaps
and croanls, pérfumory and fancy goods of every
descriptiOn,.\Vlll-I a variety of articles too numer-
ous to mention.
Sides to take place ei'cI3’_Tue§d!‘Y “#1 Sat‘
u,-day evenings, l1Xltll.fl11'lh8l‘ notice, commenc-
ing on Saturday. evening Jan. 17, at half past 6
o’clock, at thegstore formerly o_cc}lp10d by 1''
6.: J. R. Peek. in Thqmas’ buildme .
Norwalk, Jan',—1*~’, 1840 - 2
and Brittania ware. V ._
ACCORDIANS.—Tliis beautiful ai‘t.ic'le"is‘
very low now, and we have a pei‘ceptd1' by’ ‘which’
a mere child can learn. it is the pi‘ett:'ést’mt1sit_:"
for the price to be had. ' ,. , ., y .
COFFIN PLATES.-'—A‘ bdittitiftiliarticle of
Mettal, and neatly en,gmv'ed to order.
REPAIRING.-—All kinds of VVatches; Mu-
sical Instruments; all kinds of Jewelry; all kinds
of Jobbing ever called for in our line, done at the
shor_te‘st. notice. Call at the sign of the S ectac'l,¢,8,
a1zc"if'lVatc/L. C. E. DISB. .
j . , SADDl.ER’S SIIJ51’ .
1 LARGE qnantityofthls artiste. ofthebeot
quality, and of every ‘shade and color maybe
fgund at __ ‘VIE. B. SWAN"S.
R. sHER.M,ii‘N’s. Cough. Worm. and"
Camphor Lozenges. and P001‘ M%m’3'
Plaster, fbr sale by -1- A- WEE”-'
I‘ JANUARY 1st; 1846.“ q .
'-< LL persons indebted, whose ac'c'du’n‘ts" are’
of more than three month's stttn'ding'~,- are’ re‘sp'e‘ct_:--
fully reque’s'te‘d to c‘ _me forward to the“ sub’s_crt'-_"
her and settle‘ the samefwithout-fin'ther ‘B91108-.'
C. J. G;;u1gm-_i~i,-W'estcnd qfthc Brjzdge-.~-_‘_
Plaster.
450 TONS first qua1ity'No'va $cdtie’Plu-
ter, at the"uppe'i: la'nd_ix_1g-‘. A180.
tons at the lower, or" S0ut.h—_,_N‘orwulk landing.
1 1 b I1’ '15 -"b“f"s-
forgsa e ow yt esu s%H3§BELL 6; Co. I
_ -Norwalk, Jan. '5:‘184"6-sf--A‘
Registers for .1845. = .
5 1 REEN’S Conne'cticut’I_{e"stel‘. formic...
fo'r‘sale' by . Air \;.¥§8D~"
Norwalk Chronicler