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.».i~l*l0RV‘7AL1EfJ GAZE'r1‘E—
‘fl '\_\f.c(lI1c:sitg|y”," July 29, :8 I6.
i
vQuit.e an exhibition of-feeling, and no little
noise have been made licreabouts on ace Jttllt of
._'tlie'app'cara_'ncc iii a _1'ecciit_uuiiil)erof the Foun-
tdin, the following paragraphs :
, __ _.-,_;. . - “N0lt\\'.\l.K. July 10, l8-16,
Biz. S1'oiur.n,——Riiin still continues its work of
__(l8ltlll in otir i_nid.-it. Aiiotlter poor victiin died in
in a stable, \\ hither he had been carried by the Vtfll-‘
der or his ageiit; and after rolling about on Ilse;
ground all night (for he had not (.'\'t*ll a bed of straw ;
to lieon.) died the next niorniug-—as the brute dietli '1 ‘
No !'—as no brute ever died.’ 0.’ l'.orrorsl horrors .'
It catinotbe that retribiition will SltllIt.l)L‘l' for ever.
“Vciigeaiiccis ntiiic,—[ will rcpcy. Silllll ll”! l40t'.d "
The night oftlic 4th, ltl-Iltls place, was cliar:ictcr-
lzed by scenes the most di.-:gi'acelul and revolting.
The night was wet atid dismal, and rcudereil [cr-
vfectly ltideoits by the “Gt.()ltl0l.‘S ci:i.i~:iiit.\‘rio.v."—- of rum, and the depraved appetites of men, may 0,. ,,[,,,m; ,0 L.,,C,,,,,0 50.
Rain and the devil were let loose! Gov. 'l‘oiiccy.,
T audlliis‘. riim-git’/.zliiig coailjuotrs, \voiild have liell;
fine to have uitiicssctl such a sszctic. (). what a jii-j
‘bilee! The License Law had been re; exiled-tnatj
“odious whig law”——an.l nothing else but the inn.-tf
drlightfiil i.s'iii-:1-i-:.\‘iii:.\‘ct; was lobe enjoyed. l{tmi_T
and '1‘oucs.~y for ever! 7
.Imagine a blazing tar-bai‘rt-l. iii the middle of a:
-..a» z-- - - -... .~ ..
The fruitful cause then, was traceable to fl coni-
bined and determined cfl'oi't' among the grog-
eries of the place---an unholy alliance en-
tered into and brought to bear upon politics to
The success with which
secure a certain end.
i this effort was attended at. that time has had the
- effect to encourage bold,higl1-handed opposi-
tion to any attempts to abridge the asserted lib-
crties ofthose. engaged in the alcoholic traffic.
lIn soino cases they ha ve cven acted on the of-
tfensive. Sflg‘T1tll‘.lZl1)glllO generous impulses of,
wholesome restraint. and salutary laws, until ap-l
pcaraucesindicate, that unless the Ci)t1llI]1]I1lf._V;
yield .-rnbmissivcly to the wishes of the gentle-l
mcu alluded to, this community is not only to bel
put. at (ltrliatico, lint tlirougli the potent influence '
l
,bc compelled -no lens z'ol."2z.s, to rcc:.-iivc. to con-,’
si-tlcrable extent, its code of morals, and li:ivc its 2 ‘Vb
tnode oftliiukiiirr l)l'()‘..1¢-‘lit. down to their scculiai"
, D -‘D
staiidartl. The ctuninnuity will judge whether
l
a succcs.--ful rcsistatico to this state of thiiigsl
can: ot be as well made now as at any future»
tiniiking the swap, Poll; is apt: to be out of it.
as will C:-ivo .|olnisou.
THE CABINET.
It is‘ stated, we understand, says the New
York Tribtine, that Mr. Bancroft. is to be Polked
out of the Cabinet as soon as Congress adjourus
—-certainly by the 18th of Atigust:——ancl that
Hon. John Slidell ofLa. brotlterofCom. Slidell
t‘vIackcnzie oftiie Soiuers, and the last: of ‘the
band who have so illustrated our Diplomacy in
Mexico, is to take his place. The Cabinet; is not
yet sutlicieutly Sout.hci'n, but puttiiig out the"
uiost. Noi't:lieriily member and piittiiig in one
more Southerly than any one in it at: present,
will mend it some. \‘.’e have no tears to shed
for Mr. l3:iuci'oft—with uiidoubtcd talents we
deiiiagogue—l)ut, so far as we can learn, he is
not shuffled out.'on account. of his faults: but the
C|)i!1I'iii‘_'y'- His tlll'eltl])l. to clicck some of the
glai'i:ig aliuses in his T.)('pttl'l'.lKl(!llf has given his
ciitaniiesa cliaiice to oust, him. \\7e [.‘~t':"SLllIl(:
Pulli can do no loss t:lia:i o.-’l‘.-Ar him a clnrce of
the choice of the Foicigii Missitiiis new vacant’
Mr. .l3u(,'llt'Illtttl c:iu’t exactly in-iko up his ni'.nal
ctllcr he is to tikc the J 1.‘-',lgL‘Sl]i}) or hold on
wlie:-o he is; and when he is in the hunior of
\V:ilker, Marcy and Hzisoii bid lftir to hold on,
The lat=.*st. ostiiiiate in the Cabinet. is that the
' inidtllc of the l9ili‘cciitur_v.
u
_' .<qiia_re. (with six or seven rtiiii shops within ten rotlsl _
‘_‘ttl'it.'.) siirrotiitdcd by a |ll()Al0)' crowd of urea and Ii‘
‘ 'li'oy.-‘—.-‘ontodrtiiik—soinn <oher——but all yelling at
.; . s .' ,‘
tlieiop of their voices: fire-crackvrs—fi.e bal=——'
'\8lltl,S€rS'—;bt1l'ltlllg tar. «Sac. &c.-—tnen drunk. with
-=mt‘j; lfilioys cliasiug tlicin-tlirowin,-; crackers all
* around tlicni—piisliiiig them down in the :nud—ina
jiy figIiting—-s\vearing—dritikiiig—scroainiiig. l\'ow .
jttst stand otfa little distaiicc, iii a dark and drizxliiig;
nigh,t. and view this scene. and see if the licatliciil
_g:.ould celebrate their disgu.-ting oigies to finer of-l
Tool, or Paiidt-tuoiiium make a liner di.-‘plav. Am
,'tinie. It is the opinion very generally criter-
l . . .
,tiinicd, and -.n.lvocatcd lieretotoro by several of
,our t'L1l11gl'()(.'Cl'S, that if they could be permit-
ted to sell by the iiicasure, and the taverns by
the drain, that no rcasonalile ground for fault"-
fiuding would exist. The presciitlaw puts the
thing iujusttliat: iiotcli. Let. itbc onforccdthcn,
if to the letter, and the disorders alluded to,will not
this a 4th of.liil_v (‘.t‘.lCl)l':lll(Ht. iii the United St.-ites. . only be less froqtteiit, but the revolting spogm-
iii l\‘ew'l7.ii«_(laiitl, in old CtHlltt‘(‘.il(‘.lll, ainl in the’
O. glorious patiiotsl;
Ijover ofruni more than lovers of country! i
Yours trul_v." .
.
The s‘tat‘emeuts by sune have been warm‘.yj
cle of such deaths as that in the stable at Di-.i'icn_v
will not be made the bone of contention between
the inhzihitants of adjoining towns. to settle the
qtiestioti, upon whom shall the burden ofiniquity
"defended, and their truth and fidelity endorsed, ,-an 7
_ death from an intempcratc use ofliquor, obtain-
" described, carried to such an c.xtcrit, they were
I-_!:l1'i8_.__l)8.tl_)l'CA.IlI'0 becoming too common on public
while another party have voluiitccred a very‘;
earnest, very rancorous mid wholesale denial of,
every assertion licrciii containcd,and have ei:hibit'-
Q ‘ I l a u
ed withall a very tender solicttude for the i'cptzz(z-
‘(ion of our usually quiet. village, significant-
- ly:hinte.d that the person who would thus vil-_
lainously report such charges, though true, ‘
against ‘the place where his lot is cast, wouldi
hardly get his descts if compelled to submit to a ‘
jaunt: upon an old fashioned Ta'f.l7‘0(ltf, with the
"accompaniment of a suit of tar and fe.:tliers-.
This "state ofthings took a frcsli impulse fioin;
the appearance here on Tuesday, evening last‘
week of Mr. S.t0i'ei', the editor of the Fouiitaiii, T
‘ill which paper the publicity was given. lt is
not stmtigc,perl1zips, that. iuucli of the feeling,
iuznifested on this subject, was on political ac-
"count. The locos, for the most part, llt(,‘ll.1Cllttg'
ofcoursc, our rum grocers, took the negative of‘
the question and felt the deepest alarm for our,
reputation abroad. Some of the tnorc l20l1(.‘5tl
and temperate oftlielocos, however agrcetl with l
the whigs, that the statements, lamentable as‘
thcyunquestionably arc, were essentially true,
and they seemed to act upon the principle, that,-
though it might not be good policy to emblazou
abroad unnecessarily, our own shame, yet there‘
was much less to fear from :1 world-wide not 0 rie- .
ty, than from a course of silent and trcinbling;
solicitude for a fair name, abroad, while a moral
gangrene was suffered, unniolested, to eat out
the vitals of the community.
Since the subject, has come up in the nian-,
ncrit has, we have alluded to it for the purpose!
of correcting whatever is erroneous in the state-
ment of the l<‘ountain's correspondent and of en-
dorsing and reaffirining what we are sufficiently
satisfied is true.
First then, it is true, than not long since an
individual did die as represented, and the jury
that investigated the case, rendered it verdict of
l
ed at the store of Albert Byxbee; but itappcars
that the shop of Albert Byxbec, and the stable
where the poor wretch breathed his last, were
bothjust over the bounds that separate this, from
the town of Daricn, but so near that the jurors
were summoned from both sides of the line‘
This error respecting the exact location of the
circumstance, is the only one of any account, in
the first statement.
\Vith regard to the second-—that of the cele-,
bratiou on the evening of the 4tl1——we cannot:
speak from actual observation of the transaction -
on the east. side of the Bridge, any farther than
the noise, which no one could have avoided no-
ticing. ' Of the truth of the statement, however,
from what we had seen in the course of the day, 1
and the previous evening, and frotn what we’
have gathered from gentlemen who were pres-
white man named George Godfrey.
for his life.
negro was killed, Godfrey was passing the place .
Be-n_j. fsarzcs, Ifsrj. so well l-:i:own as it leatliugl
citizen of this town, identified with its busiricss
afliiirs, its i‘-cpresctitative in in both hranclzcs of
the Lcgislzttiim, as well as Judge of Probate. for
this d'zs’t'rict for many years, also as a Judge of
the County Court, besides having fillctl various
other offices. died siidtlciily of an attackof the
l
A cholera tnorbtis, on Saturday evening last, in the
69th year of his age.
333:?‘ Norwalk Englisli and Classical School.——
Storrs Hall Principzil, will open for the ensuing ,
quarter on Monday the 3d of August.-
Loco Foco l3.t.\'i{1..\'s.——-’l‘lie Fireman's lu-
suraucc Batikiug Co. at Citrcinati, Ohio, has
blown up with about S30,000.of GOV'0l'Itl)1Cl'tt§
Deposit on hand. No previous concert. for thus
dividing the spoils, has yet transpired!
The Tur{[]' B£Zl.—-—Tlic statemcitt. that the
new tariff bill passed the Senate. on Monday,
was a blunder of the Tclograpli.
no action on the subject.
A Young ’1';i,'lcr.——'l‘lie newspapers say the
la
Island, presented her liusband with a “fine boy‘.
on the morning ofthc 1‘.2tl1 inst.
____.I._-__._.--._._—-
The Staniford Advocate suggests the
building of a monument. to the memory of the
Rev. Daniel Smith. A
53?" Au Oat. kernel, oti the premises ofCapt.
Byxbcc, produced nolcss than 57 stalks, averag-
ing somo 5 foot in height.
A. frieiid sent. us last week, tl letter writ-
ten by a young in ui from this town, engaged in
the Ariiiy on the Rio Graude.
nothing but. what had been already published.
“"0 did not therefore deem it. expedient to give
it a plaice in our columns.
MAN SL.tua1i'ri«;u.——A colored man, named
I~larry \Vakcman, was killed in the town of
Eastou, in this county, week before last, by a
It appears
that Godfrey, who is a harmless, dcfeuceloss
stolen, or attempted to steal from Godfrey, which
determined the negro to seek and threaten rc-
At the time alluded to, when the
where he lived, with a load of grain, about nine
5 o’cl;ck in the evening, when he was assailed with
cut, and those who were compelled either by:1,mg,,,,ge someth-,,,g 1,ke_..N,,w, -d,,,,,,, ,,.,,u,
t_homsclves or members of their families to at—-
tempt a passage beyond the east end of thel
Bridge, we presume the scene is more correctly‘
drawn, than any friend of order could wish. In-j
deed, when we consider by whom, in fact. and’
for whose particular advantage this patriotic?
celebration was gotten up, we should have been?
much more seriously disappointed, if it had not:
l_:tad. One honest locofoco tells us that two or;
three members of his family, including his \VIfO,l
attempted to pass the place in question. to reach:
their home, when they found the disorder here
compelled to retrace their steps and claim his
protection. The attempt was again made, and
ncccom ilishcd only wi 11 the utmost d'f"f lt .
1 ti l mu yl‘ ing, pestileut fellow, and his death is looked upon-
and with no little hazard from the streams of
burning tar which ran completely across the
road—— ‘tom the hurling and blazing of the vari-
ous kinds of fire-works—‘—from reeling drunken-
ness, and the general confusion that prevailed.
It is in no spirit; ofdemonical or political triumph
that we make these declarations. It is rather
with humilty, and in the hope that when the
community are compelled to look .these things
in the face, respe.ctable citizens, for political
ends, will be deterred from running about deny-
ing these palpable truths, and encouraging those
Who are the producers of them, and that public
- sentiment will unite in the wholesome and land-
ableiattcmpt to correct the evils. Exhibitions of
occasions. The scenes of the day and evening
cft.hc'~last election, were of a smilar chtmictor.
George Godfrey, I've got you i” The negro
placed liimselfiiia menauciug attitude and ad-
, vaticed upon his prey, when Godfrey struck himi
with the but of the gad with which he was
drivinghis team. The first. blow producing but
little cffoc , it was followed by a second which
fell upon the temple, and brought the negro to
the ground. Godfrey, vitlioitt suspecting that
1'?“-"l3l‘°“ 0f the °h711"1'3l9l' 110"" g”""v mil" If ‘t, he had more than stunned his assailant, drove
Tho ~
on as fast as possible to get. out of the way.
ncgrzi died the next morning.
On \Vednesday last, an investigation of the af- 1
fair took place before 0. C. Sanford, Esq. and
the testimony was so clear in Godfrey's favor,
that he was at once acquitted.
The negro is 1'Cp1'CSCI'ltC(l as an ugly, thiev-
as :1 reliefto the neighborhood.
517° The Grand Lodge of I. O. of O. F. of
Connecticut have made choice of the following
officers of the Grand Lodge of this State for the
year ensuing:
M. W. Prelatc Dcmick, of New Haven,
Grand Master; R. W. John Greenwood, of
Danbury, Deputy Grand Master; R. W.
Junius M. Willey, of Saybrook, Grand
Warden; R. VV. Lucius G. Peck, of -New
Haven, Grand Secretary; R. W. Samuel
Bishop, of New Haven, Grand Treasurer;
R.- W. Pliilo M. Judson, of Greenwich 3 R.
W. Henry L. Miller, of Hartford, Grand
Represesentatives to Grand Lodge of the
United States- .
\
There was ‘
dy of cx—Pi'csident. Tyler, now at G:irdiner’s§
It cciitaincd ‘
j present. \‘v"ar on Mexit:t) willcost u.~:$3l()U,t)t,)0,()Ut)
ybofore it is c_oncludt-d, and tlicy think it will re-
elcct Polk. There is just where thvy miss it.
\Vi-:s'i‘i»oi~.'i', July 2'2, 18-16.
Mn. Riai-:1), ])(ar Si/':——‘f' you will be so
,kiud as to give the following article an inscrtiois
‘in your useful paper, you will oblige seven-
ciglits of.the pcop'e in \Vt)SlI)()t‘l’.
The article which appeared in the (iazotte of
.tlie 1:3thinst. over the sigmiture of “Equ:il
,'.l.’ilgltlTS,’ pui'port.iug to give a description of the
cclebriitiou ofthc -lth at \‘-.'cstport, would not be
Edccmcd worthy ofa reply, were it not. for the
lfact, that itcoutains some gross and itiziligiiziiit
,f:ilselioods, that. niay poss';bly be believed by
some not. acqtiaintetl with the very unusual cir-
cuuistances attending said celebration.
lt is the pnt'pose of the \vrit.ci' to make a cor-
1'cct‘. sttttctiieut of the wiiolt: traiisactioii, from be-
fgiiitiiiig to end, and he clialleiigcs “Equal
:_Rl_‘__§l1l'..\‘,” or any others of the II grieve.l p t‘.l'1_\', to
dispi'ovc what he asserts.
A call was l.~1.Sllt-)Cl for all who wt-._re in favor of
cclcbratiiig the appro:icliiz:_-__{ atinivcrsai‘_v of otir
V tiatiouul indepciidouce, to incot at the '\\"cst port
llotcl, for the purpose of inaking the tiect.-.~:-sat ry
:a1‘raugeiiiet‘its. The (:llLl‘[.(;‘ll.5, withottt t.listinc-
‘ tioti ofparty, assouiblt-.d iii pursuaiice ol't'n_o cull,
iaud appointed Cotnuiittees, cotiiposcal of both
;I7t)llll(.‘ill parties——aud I can a.-i.~sui'c you Mr. lid-
litor that neither "A.nt.i—Teiiipcratice, Locofoco-
iisui," \Vliigisiii or any other i.-‘in, than Anteri-
cauisin, had any thing to do with the lll.tl.'t‘.i'. iii
’tttt_\’ shape or form—-the t1S.'\:(‘.t'll0‘tt of “E2|t=.al
liiglits,’ to the co;itrai'y, notwithstaiidiiig. Mr.
"Equal Rights speaks of the church being desc-
’cratcd, by a noisy and tiiuiult.iiotis pai'ty ; V\"liat l
1M1‘. Editor, has it come to this? Is it it close-
cratioii ofthe house of God, for freeman to as-
semble on the glorious 4th of July, and col-.:bi'a!c
the most important event, (in a politial sciisc)
that ever transpiicd in the liistory of man I
Havetliose tnisei'able fauat'cs ever read the me-
inorablc specclt oftho venci'able John Adaiiis,
on the adoption of the declaratioii of .iiidopcii-
deuce, in which he says, “Ptililisli it fi'oiii the
' Pulpit.” So larfronitl‘.c Coiigi'ogatiotial cliiircii
in \Vcstport l;eiitg desccratt.-.d by a noisy and tu-
niultuous party, on the ~l'.h, it is a notorious fact,
and there are hundreds \\'ll0tl1'(:t'Ct1tl_\’ to attest
its truth, that a more quiet, and orderly assent-
blzige, ne.verconvct:ctl within the walls of that
Cltl1I‘(Jll---tlltd not. a word was said, nor an act
(lotto, tlii‘o1igliout. the entire. exercises, that
could ittthe least o.’i'cud the iiiostseiisitivc poli-
tician or tetiipoivtiicc man--,-all was good fcclitig,
harmony and patriotisui, and scarcly an intoxi-
cated person was to be seen during tlze day.
But, Mr. Editor. there were a few faiiatics, both
in politics and religion, that set tlioinsclvos to
work most, lustily, to defeat the cclebr:itioii, and
lf
0
the way in which they writlic, and sqttirin, is.
proved an entire failure. Dir. “l-Iqiuil l{iglits"
says that. a inajorit_\‘ of the nicmbers of the so-
ciety were opposed to the opening of tho '[lou.~:e.
So far from that being the case, it is a fact, sus-
ceptible of proof, that a inoniber of the society
,took the trouble to ascortaiii the sense of the
society, and 137 out of35 iiicmbcrs that he callerl
gon, gave llltl.‘-ll’ consent. to open the liousc. But.
:alas! for t ie poor Sci-tori and the iiiiofl'::i\.(li:i_«'
It'r=_i/---fut‘ oil the Sunday iiioriiiiig follov.'_iiig thf;
lcolebration, the f.in‘ious Paul (who happens to
3 be one of the soc';cty’s committee) having the
lspirit not of Paul the zipostle, but. of Saul of
3' Tarsus, took the i‘cspoiisiliility .oii liitmself, of
l giving tlicscxtoii his walking ticket, and took the
l key into his ‘own possession, to prevent it. is sup-
_ posed, any ftirllier de.-tccratioii of the liouso, by
«, a “ttolsy and tumultuous party.” And the poor
sort. ofmau, had had some difficulty with Harry key, hm] 1; been c;,,~,,,{,ic of p,.cp,,g, and of g§,.i,.,g
' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' -a n - n ‘ ‘ ' ‘ '. I - -. -'
wife in 1-ate;-once to :1 dog “-111 ,1} t]1c];-,t;ml- ]1;1d{1.1llcltI..((. of its feelings, VV ottlzl have cited ovt.---
-not on me, not on me, Paul, but. on the land-
i lord, who ‘-i'cfuscd to desert his claim” and on
‘ the sexton (iuwhosc hand I was but the instru-
vcngc, inscniuch that Godfrey, who well know ment of all this iuiscliiof,) wreak your vongoaiice
the disposition and powers of llariy, had fears ‘“5l’“"0 “*0:
.‘~‘pat'c me, most. noble Paul, for l
, amiiinocciit. A_tld now, M 1.‘. Editor, lest: Isltould
|wcary your patreiice, I will bring my countin-
lnication to a_ close, by addressing a few words
‘to “.l'Jqual Rights” and his coiiipccrs, of uiicn-
« viable notoriety.
Geiitlcnicu---It would be ditlicult for any one
,to read your well written, and able production,
‘without c.\'ciainiiiig that the great. men, like the
fools, are not all dead yet. If, instead of the
caption you made use of for your able article,
4, yoti had adopted the followingviz. Lies st coped
liu nialignity, it would have been far tnorc ap-
,propria;o, and would have had this advantage
over the one adopted, that of being pretty gen-
] orally believed. The coutcmptiblc misrepre-
, seutations and falsehoods contained in your arti-
I clc,_are its redeeming qualities, and the bitter
,S})11'll}t11lCl gall which you have infused into it,
‘ render it. harmless ior evil.
I The author ofthe article, wliocvcrhc may be,
is the very personification of dislioncsty---he will
yet realize that his works do follow him.
Mr."Equal Riglits," you have yet to learn that:
falsehood is a. kind of spice, which must be used
very sparingly in a iicwspapor production, other-
wise the compound relieves itself of its poison,
and the deception, which the author intended to
perpetrate, is dcfcatctjl. Patti may plant or (try
to) write, and young Roan may be an eye—\vit;-
iicss, and carry the mail, but it will not pay tin-
less the fair thing be doiio. Stickto the truth,
boys, and yours will be happiness indescribable,
compared with the uneasiness and . heart-burn-
ings which you have cxpcric.nced on account, of
the celebration of the 4th in \\"ostport.
JUSTICE.
l
DEATHS.
On Tliiirstluy lust, Preserved Fish, in the 815: year
of his age.
On board the steamerJiimestown. near Randolph,
Tenn. on the ism July , Col, C_ J, M’Nu|[y'0f ('_)1,i0_
lille Cl‘-’|'l< Ofllie [louse of Representatives. .
lu Stewart. C0. Gcorgia,23d ult._Pi'cscott Bush,
aged 90 years, a Revolutionary Soldier.
In \Voolcot. Ct. on the 27th ult. Capt. Lucius
Turtle, in the 98th year of his age, a Revolutionary
Soldier. -
In South Barre; Orleans Co. N. Y. on the 18th
inst. W1 oscs -Smith, a Revolutionary Soldier aged 91
years. _ ' y
! [)l't'.ll'_’\' coticlusivt‘ evidence that their oppositioiil
*-._ .-’.‘ .;.- _....._..._..,_ .
_ Iii Greenwich, on the Il8th inst. Mr. Pl,-itt lllezirl,
-l” ‘he 79ll1'.Ye‘d|,'~0f 1318 age, a highly respected citizen
. ‘ _ - , 4 , V‘__ . x ....
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ofthat totvn.-»
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spas in. '
- G120. \V. S.‘.II'1‘.1!.
,ALrm~:.D I{t\’.-XPP.
. 1846..
{)lll).llC4t1l}Ie!ttl0!l.
Norwalk. July 23
Edotaoe.
LL persons are hereby f01'.)l(.l(l(-In to trust
Lewis Pennoycr, a minor under the age
A
. .. . i_, - , _ . I‘ u___ , ‘ _ _ ‘
,..,,mO,,S ]_,,,nc,l,1,_., um] ‘.,]_f§.1ng me fl-,cm]S of, cstccin litin .i b.id cio... of lllu tyiant and lllt.- , 01 t“,.C,,t). Om, -,,.C,,,.S’ (,,,he,. 0,, hm Own, 0,. my
account, as no debts of his contracting will be
ackimwlezlged or, paid by iue after the issue of
this ttotice. » N./'\Tl.‘I.=\.\' PE.\ll\TOYl*lR.
l\’cw Czmiitin. July ‘.27, l8.l‘o‘. 31*‘ 30
Gift’-i-ltS§ ESEEB.
.4"1 LO‘.'l~‘. 2, lciltop and Timotliy Seed ofthe
{.1 first _tpial,'2t_v, forsale by
l-ll.7lll3E‘Ll.. & CO.
Stilt in Bbls for sale by
K; l--1' ‘C1313 ELL (Xi CO.
‘iii rt l‘?§{:a3.~:ers ‘é%’.'a=.1 tea.
I
. 5%
MP iOY;‘v‘l.E=.\"T will be given by the sub-
"F!
at tlioslorc t'c-;-c:itl_v occupied liy.lohti.-\. \\"ot.-il.
a ftcr Mozrlzty the 3d of August.
A. S3-.L'l‘lIll.
..,
VJ
N<ii‘\\'tilli, Jul)‘ 727, 18-15.
)1! (1 flora.’ of _/’."n./;itt’c‘ lmlz{r..-'1 at Xv/'2L‘:1l7:, it-ii/'15):
a/ul_/‘or f/U’. ]).7.-l.--[cl of .\I';r'iL‘¢11/t‘, in. the 22d
(lay of‘./ill}/, .-l. J). lo‘-lti.
ll? sT_.\'i'i'«: of is..u.c
...__tl N.wv' Canaan in said District. deceased.
(,)I'tf(."I'£‘{f, That. the L‘X(?(‘.t‘.l()l' ofthc last. will and
to-;t:iiucut ofsaid deccascd cxli'2l>';t his adtiiinis.—
tration account to this Court, at. the Probate Of-
fice in said Norwalk, for licariiig, adjiistineiit t\’
final sctilenioiit on the 1st day Soptt-.mber, A. D.
18.16, at. S) o'clocl: in the forciiooii; and that all
pt rzoiis iiitci'csted in said estate may be duly
notified thereof", said executor will Citlllic th s or-
tlcr to ‘we pttlilisltctl in at iic.w:.=papci' printed in
'l“aii'tit-.!il county, and also post a copy of this or-
der on the public sigii post ll(3ttl'(:::l' the last. resi-
detice of.-said dcctiztserl in said .\'cw Canaan, at
least llil‘C(' \vccl<.s lscfoijc said 1st. day of Sep-
tcmbtrr. G;-2'.)ltG1£ .-‘... D.tv;~:.\'ror.'r, Judge.
3031’-A‘
..-‘.Q‘L7.k'l‘l(.? .l;‘KCl} LSIONS.
The fSclit.ir>iit»i' Lafayette, iilreatly
.‘>_. . f.t\-orably l-;uo\vii to tile public as at
‘‘'‘m----- safe anal couimod'.ous craft forplcas~
urc l5lxcui'.~.:it)iis in tho liarl:.oi', is now in excellent
triiu for the act:o:niiit>-Llatioii of parties in pursuit
of aquatic sports and plcastttcs. She will be
conveyed to any point in the harbor froan wliicli
parties iziay \\'lI‘;lt to t'llll.‘:tl.'l{, at their o1'd-ct‘, left
either at S. C: E. Ulnistcad’.s store. or with the
.-sul);~ci'lbcr near l}e2iedict’s Tide Mill.
COOK ST.'Jf)HN.
L5.
1-‘or: SAL:-7.
Norwalk, July 27’, 18.1
bury, lialfa uiile south of the meet-
, 5.‘ iug-house, zoutaiiiiug about .'30l)aci'cs
of excellent laud. well proportioned
for meadow, plowing airl wood ; well wa term!
by never failing springs; well fenced with stone:
with t\vo young orcliards, chiefly graftetl fruitt;
also, severa kinds of pears, qttitlccs. ('lt0l't'iC.~_',
peaches, gi':t}:os and a variety of other frtiit.
There is also a good dwelling house, three barns,
cni'i'iagc house and gi'ai:ai'y, with other out buil-
tliiigs; a good \Vt'll of never liiiliiig water, under
:1 sited attziclicd to the house; also two btlicrs
in->:ir the buil.liii'_§s, L\:..'.,f') be sold together 01' in
separate pieces. as may best suit pui'chasors; for.
tiirtln-.r 1i:tt'l'l(€t:lttl‘s, terms, &c. apply to the sub.
scribci'oii the pn-.iiiises. .
JOHN T. R0 \VELL.
Ritlgelitiiy, July 13th, 18:16. 3()3t.*
Ffllia .‘_-"Alli-I.
The sr.bscril,~ei- offers for salc_ on
favoral.-le ternis, a liouisctcad, situa-
ted in this town. about: t.ln'c.c-fourths
/‘11‘'
‘J .l.\
i'csideiico of Goo. \V. St.
new and convenient dwelling liotisc, and about
one and one q1.iai'tcr ‘d('.!'(‘§ of land, with :1 Well
of excellent water, a gardcii, fruit and forest
n-CL-5 111m-mm, The location is plcasant, and the
pro}-city t'.osii'al.;lc for a person wisliing to live
ot..t of, yet near to the village. The pi'opert_v
will l;c sold low for c:'.sli. -
l-inquiry may be tuadc of FI..-'t‘.-'I-'.:s CL.-\.t‘.K,
living on the pt'etiii.~:<.-.-.
Nor 'alk, July 92, l8-l6.
ct’-2'13
NEW’ supply of first rate choose, just re-
1‘ cicvetl and for sale at l;iUllRALS.
Jtilv I.7lli. 19:16.
Y CC.-LL AND li\‘ STRUMENTAL
'7
«)0
es in
Messrs. CURTIS, Coui-:5, NASH & CAMP, of
New York, will have the honor of giving a
l"nr’zzl Cy ].v2s.'.rz:nzcIzf(zZ Eitlcrlafiiiurziit
at tl'e Town llall, Norwalk, on Tuesday eve.
July 28, 1810. To counnenco at8o'clock.
Ticltcts ('lS. each, to be had at the Hotels,
and at the door, on the evcuiiig of pcrt'o:'mauce.
1'l”E§€}G E13. A RENEE.
PART 1.
1. I.\"ritonucTioN.—J"tuz.faisic for violin, vip-
liucollo, flute and piaiio—foi't'e, on Blocltleyis fa-
vorite air, “Love Not,” :irrat_iged by J. C. -l.
,9. (;gu,\iv.'r1t:'i"i‘.——Glee, “O give me iniisic,"
(by the coiupaiiy.) ~ T- C0mC‘l'-
.\\"()l‘(.l:5 by lrleairy Kirk \Vliite. Both the
words and music ofthis glee are highly descrip-
live.
3. So.\tc..-—“The Angel’s \Vl1ispcr," (Mr.
,\';.51»_,) S. Lover.
4. QU.'\ti'l‘I-‘.’1"I‘.-l—Gf(:f, “Tliey played in air,”
(by the company. Sir J. Stevenson.
So.\‘G.——'t\li'. Conios.
ti. ’l‘i:io.—It’oimtI, “.llai'kl ’tis the liidian
drum,” by tho conipany. Sir H. Bishop.
This ('t‘l("l')l‘tll(-.(_l round is probably the most.
origiiuil and classic of l£nglaud’s gi'c::test. livipg
coniposer. l.‘.t1cl1 VOZCC ta kcs up the same strain,
' in exact. imitation oftlie Indian taticlcni tramp.
'7. ’l‘itio.—-Cult.-/i, “”.l‘ was you, sir, ‘t was
you I” Messrs, Comes, Nash and Camp.
P.~\l‘vT l l .
1. ]_)I\'l-‘.l‘.'l‘!.\'l~‘.t.\’TO.—-PittHO-l‘0l'tC, Curtis.
2. Duo.———‘-Sir, a secret,” (.\‘1essrs. Ca mp 65
N;]5l1,) . Ti0SSllll
:3. “It wasuot; my own native land,” (Mr.
C a mp,) B1'0“gl"
-1. Quarvri-‘.'r'r.——G'lce, “By Cc~lia’s a1'b01‘»”
(by the coinpany,) XV. Horsley.
To the lovers offine Old EugliSl1_ S1095’ thls
will be acceptable. The easy. fl0“'|11Sl”'°'_2=""’_’5‘
sion of each part, the rythin and melody pio-
duco a thrilling effect".
5. So.\'G.-—“T0ucl1 115 8911113’: 51110:" (Mr-
G co. L odor.
Come:
6. C:£i)J.-m'x'E'rT.—-Temperance Glee, (by the
commn " "-
7.X SdfvG.——“\Vanted, ti. Governess,” .(_~l\Ir.
Curtis’) J. ~.Parr ’.
Showing the “peculiarly perplexing predica-
ment” of ,“working for n_othiug and finding
yourself." _ ,_ . , - _
- 8. LAUGHING Ttuo.—-“\Vl1y, sure there nov-
Italian.
'ert1‘iet-’.’ . ._ __. _ A
-. . . Messrs. Curt_I.s,.Com_e:i <5: _C'~}‘.T‘P-
HE subscribeirs have just received a hand- I
some supply of choice sugars, well worthy of l
S(.'2‘ll;t:l‘lU .301) Sliii-t,Mak.ei-s, on application _
KEI-‘.l'.l'CR late of‘
St) I
A valuable f.trni situated in Ridge- 4
of a mile fiom the bridge, near the;
John, coiisisting of a‘
Lennaoin Syrup, '
superior article, for sale by ' .
/L J. A. YVEED.
H I ___ _ 2 ‘_ .-_....., :4
_..__ . . . . . _ ..._..._.."“. g_...-_.—-—.2;-—*4. . _ .‘‘._r_ . __ _, _ __
'"''i‘urn:ip and Beta Baring"-irllscesll.-'
i§‘OR. Sale by _‘ I " .3.‘ A. ‘VET-..D.'
;)EPP en. Saucc.—A. splendid ..r....;....,
A for sale by ' J. A: VVEED-.
firlfiky A1.‘ W'§L’E‘»0N.-$0,493!)
}Iard and Pale Brick of the best quality, to be
found at the yard of the sub.-:criber, about 3-4
of a mile above the .Congrcgatioiial Church.
The public may depend upon a constant: supply
at: all titties at. titisyard. J. D. lfisisnisit.
\Viltoii, July 20, 1846. tf29
AS’ ‘S.-—Tlic Scbscriber would invite the
V attention of thecralt to a lot of very liiind-
gsouio lusts which he liasjust i'eQeiv,ed fifoiii Bal-
' orc. Tlie lot comprises men’s women’: mis-
aud childrou’s.
in
ls:e:;
I
I _.- ___.___
g H-::.strn.=.1:tr’.on on the I’i:1:io-1T:‘o:''ic.
; 7 WHE subscriber, tenders his services to the
citizens of Norwalk, as‘ it teacher of
gt‘:-Iusic. He deems liiinsc-.lfqualitied to give in-
‘ struction upon the Piano, and also invocul music.
5 Lessons will be given privately or in a class, in
' citlier braucli Application may be made tit the
T ro:;itlcr.ce of Mr. >3tori's lilall. _ "l_‘ci-ins $12 per
1 quarter. .l()l.lI‘{ C. l'§l{l(£ US,
l Nt)i'\vall<, July ill), l5~1t'5.
AGENCY Ob‘ ' Till?
i:Ei:aii.=:nsti>:..i'_:.;‘ Fire Ea.-.-. Coazigizaisy,
Duo. 74 lVull sti'ccI,=.Vctt»‘ Yoric.
E)§E€E3€3'i‘®iP.‘-. :
Charles O. Handy,
Tlionias Mclilra tli,
Nicl*.ola:.; ‘tVyckoll',
Sainuel ll. Clapp, .
Lcniticl .l{'icliard.~;ou, Abin. T. Van Bosl-;e1'ck,
".’asl1ingtoii Pest, Jei'c.tuitil1 dGll!If.:Ut't,
l*‘raiiois Ditllois. ‘ _
_-‘.. B. Iiot:t;:i:s, Sec’): \V.-x;~u"'ro:.' Posrr‘, Pres.
_ l~1ENRY IlAlSlL1lC.S.
W-’
."'.
i Sittiiitel \Villcts,
\Villiam Laytiii,
l*‘redei'ick \V. lfavre,
.-‘tndrew C. llcnedict,
The citizens of .\hirwiilk, and oftlie county of
l*‘airlield, who are desii'o=.is of cli'cct.ing iusuramcc
in the above named couipaiiy can be at:couunoda-
ted on ll1V()1".'.lJlC terms by ap';l_viug to
J. CA MP, Jtt., .-'.\.g(‘t)t.
;\'orwall-;,§.lttly 14, 18-16. 29
i.Ei.i'ev.? €.%~oo§..;~=*l
AT THE om) ."I‘AND or
.l.lli“ El llltlltldlll/, tit.
1
ft.
HE subscribers have recently tt(.l.’.l(.'(l to their
. . stock, a large and clcgaiit assortnient of
Goods. suited to the present. scztson..
".l‘liore may be fouiid among them. a great va-
ricfy of ii.-’c/1.9’ and .Bo_i/s’ .§'i1m nicr l!"m.r'. Al.-to.
I}tin’i«:»:’ ]);‘(.';r.s' C:'oo;f.s-, consi.-;tit'ig of Printed and
i.l..‘i‘.“.".l’.""i.lii‘i3i'.li£ .l‘l3i1ilTi-§',’l~ 3§i§i.l5l'f-l5illi..(ilf
- -. ‘ . - I >.. -.. . , .. ,
and Plaid Muslitis: Etiglisli, Frciit-li and _-"uncr-
ican Prints. Ccc. t\'c. Also, a few pieces U:-;il‘:l
ltlrcxia-ii and Eaglisli firoadclotlis, togctl:er~w3tli
a bcautif-.:l lot of plain and Fancy Cassitneres, of
the very littost styles. Tlioylizive also on hand
a general tlS.<()1'll‘)1(‘:l!l' ofevci'ytliiiigiii tlieir line.
,that niay be czilicd for.» The public are invited
,- to call and cxaiuiiie.
Jlfc/is’ mu.’ J30}/.5" Cl/ill: Ct.1p.s'.—'l‘hc subscri-
I hers have on hand a beautiful assorttnent.-
Please cull and look at them.
.1 .-..\ii;s__.\_tI.t LLOR v_, 5; (;o_._
if {(355, HCFJ, ’ ‘-
. OR sale in any quantity. Enquire of
W’. E. l3l.i~.'SELf..
Bcisiascss §i:a:iic3t ii ‘:l}:u'ic1:t for sale.
THE sr.b:=cribcr iutciidiug to go west in the
_ - fall, olli:rs to sell his sit‘ttat.ion in Dari-
eu, consisting ofotic. half an acre of grotiiid, on
which there isa dwelling House, Store, Car-
riage Ilousc, Barn and other out-house:-', all
nearly new and in good contlitioii. The locality
is a good one for a gcnenil country store. One
having been kept on the premises for the last 15
years, and is now doing a fair liiisiuess. It is
‘ituatcd on the post road fitom New York to
Nov.’ llavcn, about. half way bt-tweii Stauifoi'd
and Ntii'\\’2ill;. It is but. three miles from Old
"ii-"t:li or Sotuli I\'or\v‘alk, where :*l.C:tl1ll)U2ll5 run
daily to and from New York, and about 2 miles
from two of the l)("Sl. landings for market boats
tiloiig shore. It is witliiii about 10 rods of the
Cotigi-cgatioiiitl Cliurcli, and 1-3 or ‘E0 rod:-_; of the
Acadenrv. There is every facility for doing 11
good btisiiicss on tc.-npcram:e print-i,-zles, which
can be tlcsircd. He will also sell either in con-
ncctiuu witli_tho above named property, or sep-
arately, 1'3acrcs of first rate liii_id and in good
state ofcultivation. l.‘T‘or further pat'tict:lars cu-
quire on the premises. G150. M.-t'i‘iii-zit.
Darien, June 25th, 18~l(‘. Qin*2G
N. B. lf the above property is not sold on or
before the first of Oct. next, it. will then be offer-
ed for l'.‘‘.}tllt}". ' '
The st;lisci‘ilicr would also notify the public in
general, that he will sell his stock of goods, con‘-
sisting of dry goods, crockery and groceries at
C-,()Sf_ Ci‘. '
TO L l5'l.‘.———Apartnieiits suitable
for a small family, to lot, and posses-
ion given iiiiiiictlititely.
l-ll<JN.l{Y IIANDES.
A .li~‘:u'n1 at Aiictiosa.
-~ ' . \VlLL be sold on the preiiiisos,
IT-.i on Tuesday the 4th day of Augtist,
- -S3. at 12 o’clock, noon, to the highest
bidder, a valuable farm, situated in
the town of Grcenwic'n._ county of Fairfield. and
state of Connecticut, 0:10 and a half miles froin
the Turnpike road, being late the p_t'opci'ty of
Esbon Ifusml,containing one hundred acres,
mowing, and wood sutlicicut for the fttl‘H1.- “Vii? 3
largo apple orcliard of
_;,Imnd;mt_l]y, and a great vai_'icty of 0
such as pears, plutns, cherries, die. 1 _
The situation is pleas_ant and hciiltliy], ant]
ta good iicigliborliood, within a mile afpr ._t 11:1
3 of two Cl]l.I1'Cl)(£S, three schools audaa .()ull‘é..llttg1
iAcn(lom_','_ and about two and a half: miles hon},
H110 st,.,,,.,,i,,,,,t twdnag, ivmoic boats stop to dill.
1 fl-mu New York daily. 1 here is a good conven-
ient dwelling li_ouse on said farm, a large barn,
mw-1,on<o, carriage-lioiisc, ice-house, wash-
1,(,'u;e cider-niiil, t\'c. all in good repair." Said
‘- 9 . v .
,,,.0,,e,-Ly well worth the attention of any pet-
son wishing to purchase a farm in that section
oftlic country. . ' _ _ '
The above property will be. sold ini'n.tw.o par-
cels ifprcforred——6O acrcs.wit.h buildings in one
parcel, and 40 acres in the other. ‘
Also, at the same time, a small place contain-‘
iug about 10 acres, with a dwelling ltouso,
near the above property, on the road to Peck s
Lane. _ . fl _
Terms liberal and made easy.‘ 1< or further
particulars apply to ALVAN hilcan, near, the
premises; or to JACOB AIMS, asq. at the Burgh-
ers’ and Drovers’ Rank ;for to JOHN‘ GRAY. '-(1)0
East. Broadway, i\e\_v Xork. , -9
' SOD.-1 \V.~1'l‘ElR
N the highest state of perfection, and drawn
‘- . , most-rt ) roved-fountains, with the fol-
tiom t 19 1 P
thcr fruit, '
most of which is suitable either for plowing or‘
i
grafted fruit. which _'bcar_s l
Norwalk, July .‘37’, I:8_-‘$6..
itmss -1>o.1:?I;.-
2 BAVRRELS Mess Pork of._the subscril-er’si
own putting up, for sale by the bmrcl or‘
less1quantity,by l.Il..'Bl3ELL & CO.
l\orwalk,- July 20. 1846; '
. Gzsocaznins, &?~t:'._
Efigjf-B.I°__ H" CLEVELAND has recently tit-’
lien _sto_rc_at Five Mile, -River, for-‘
”3°“l.V-’ ‘,3C‘—'5i-‘1°1~ lifjf L,B'grr.i.t‘ Ste.vc.ns, where he‘
lips opened a generaxl assol-fingm; of G,-Ucm-ies,
1* l0lJ‘l' and Pl'(JV1Sf0l)S, and expects to be able to’
meet the wants of the public, with all those'arfi-
cles found in tl family Gi'occry, ontorms, and at
pt‘l(‘().-‘.ttS favoi'ablc as other 0Sftll)llSl]ll)0nt_S of the
kind. A share of public putromigc is solicited,
Five Mile River, ‘yfay 12, 1846. 19
3 EIVIOVA L.‘-——Tl:e,subscriber has removed
E; to the Store, recently enlarged and im-
provcd, a few doors East of his foruicr stand,-
whcrc he‘will be happy to see his old ’frietidsf
aiitlcustoiiiers, and .fnrnisli them as heretofore
with any article in the Drug, Ivlediciiic, Book
and Statioiiary li_i;c,_ on as favorable tcrnis as‘
any other siniilarcstablishinent in the State‘.
Joii-.\' A-. \'\'i:i=:ii‘:
Norwalll; April 28,‘ 1846. ‘, - V
l‘§'()’§‘,l(‘.l3. - .
LL pcrsoiis imlebtcd to the subscriber
-L7 whose accounts are of more than 3 months
standing are requested to call and settle the suiutr
ii'iirii'odiately. y Jr. lllLL..-
Noi‘walk', July 170, 184C. " -
A Vazaatt.-Me Mitt Ptroperty ‘for'S:ilL-.
’l‘Ill-I subscriber \ 'ill sell his new
mid valuable Mill Propert.y~ in Nor-
". walk. Saitl property is situated
within halfa mile ofthe sloop landing
at th Bridge, and two and a ltalf of the village‘
of-Sotli Norwalk where the Stcainboats t}:‘rrive‘
and depart t:::clrday. The Mill is 40 by 30 ft.
two stories high, and is arranged in part fl
saw mill, for sawing logs, and in part: for turn-
ing, sawing, boring, inorticiiig, die by machine-
ry. -The water wheel is an ovcrsliot, and there
is sufiicieiit: powerto carry on all kinds of wood
niaiiuf':ict.urcs from sawing the logs, to comple-
ting the work; and connected with the mill are‘
all the m-cessar_v machines for that purpose,
viz : cirtrulziij and co:.n:h saws, turning lathe, ten-
auting, morticiug and boring iiiacliiucs, die. (to.
Connected with the property and adjoining,-
tlivro is a tlv-.'t-.lling house, and blacl-;sinith’s shop.
The whole are nearly new and are in first rate
ordcr: and the pi'opcrty is most desirable for
any person tlcsiring to do a carriage making or
other .-giinilar business, to prepare timber far the;
lIlltl‘l'It.‘l', or to do custom sawing. As the sub-'
oscriber czitniot attend personally to the f:usiiicss,-
ll1t)\‘v'lil dispose of tho preiiiises on i'eason:ibli:‘
ltornis. Enquire of Chas. [suites or Levi Clark
1 " . .
him 1.‘: J. ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, July 1.‘-ltli, 4."-AG. 28*
. ofNorwalk, or of
l, E’u:'EE, ' L:u'e.'!, Hlaisaxs, Sti'oul¢leI's.-
T 1111*) .~;uliscribei's offer for sale at‘ _wliolesalc'
. and retail on as fivorable tcrti'i‘s as can be’
, bought in Ncvv York—10t) bbls. Mess Pork ;'
[' 15 bbls. Lard; 10,000 Hams and Sliouldcrs——tilP
put up by ourselves with care, and will give sat-'
lislactioii. C()M_('TOCK & HALL.’
. Nc3_v:_C:tlanii, _Junc 15. 1846.
5 e o REW’.u§D.
LL persons indebted to the subscriber‘
whose accounts are of more than two
months staii'(li'iig are requested to make immedi-‘
ato payiiieut. S. \V. RAYMOND»
So. Norwalk,‘Jnne 1-:3, 1.‘_*-16.
._ 0'E'EC E.-—The subscriber having pur-
chased of Messrs. JOHN HUNT & co., 181.
\Vatcr strcct, their entire stock in trade, will
continue the business at the saute place, and
keep on hand a g‘cuci'al assortment of HATS
6:" CAPS, to which he invites tlieatteiition and
solicits the patronage of their customers, and all
who are in want of goods in his line of business.
New York, Juiic.l’9,184G. D. ‘V. l3EJ.DL‘.\'L-
Havirg sold to M r. D, "vV. Bi-‘.L'm«:.'\' our cntii-of
interest in the HAT and CAP business, at 181‘
\Vater street, we take this opportitiiity to thank}
our former customers for the patronage so lib?
orally bestowed on us, and solicit for our succes-
sors a continuance of the same. M27
New York, June 29, 1846. JOHN I-IUNT & Co.
__:L_.- -
IOIEN.
BUSHELS Corn for sale by
COBTSTOCK c\S HALL‘.
New Canaan, June 15th, 1i:‘4G.
ICES Cllifl.-Elli SALOON
Lg T the rooms over W’. E. BISSX-:LI.’S Drug
L store, No. 1:? ()lmstead’s Buildings, open
every afternoon and evening during the summer.-
'$;y'ttacs, SEISIIEIS; Foirl.-is, Bakcs,&e"'
1 RAIN and Grass Scythcs, common and’
patent Snaths, Hay Forks and Rakes,-
Scythes, Rifles, (Sic. by the doz. or retail, for’
sale by “U31. C. STREET.‘
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. LL persons indebted to me on book account:
or notes are requested to make immediate pay-
ment, at my store, as I shall retain my accounts
for one month more. I am in real want of the
funds, and hope those who owe me will call
immediately and pay up and save expense.
_ C. J. GRUMAN.
| ’\ l-llfl genuine Dally’s .Magical PaiIi‘Extrac
,’ - tor, for sale by J. A. WEED-'
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3 New Dry Goods.
CO.‘~.‘.‘.S'l‘0Cl't{ & IIALI4
AKE pleasure in anuouucingto their-very'
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that they have just received a select assortment of
Stapttc mind Fancy Dry Good, ,
for Gentlemen and Ladies’ \_Vcar, adapted to the
Sprz'ng rind Sit.imn'c~r .F(l§>'/L'f0’n$ of 1846. '
\Ve feel it altogether unnecessary to enumerate
articles, but simply say, that the reputation this
cstablis/zmcnt has honestly carried, not only In
selling cheap, but in keeping a large and we l
sclr.-cfccl slo_c7.', shall be fully sustained.
\Ve' have availed ourselves largely of the re-
ccnt reduction of prices in New York. conse-
quent upon the very severe‘ pressure in the mo-
ney market, and our stock never was more com-_
plcte in every particular; and as the greater
part of the goods of most of our merchants‘ were“
probably bought some three weeks ago, at the’
spring prices, we are safe in saying tI2a't*w'e are
iocll prcpurccl to OFFER. BARGAII-‘lS.in all‘
kinds of Goods to Cizsh Purchasers. ’ -‘ .
Those who favor us »with an early call,‘ will
have the satisfaction of selecting from an t_isso_rt'-'
merit unrivaled in extent and variety, and zrt'pri-
ces which we pledge ourselves shall prove sat-‘
isfacto_ry to the’ closest: ’C’a.sh Buyers.
'\Ve would especially invite nni_1_.ispcction ol_‘o_1“'
stockof MILLINERY Goous:;::.x- it *.9g"'§°.
large, and "a branch _of the -"tt’8‘_w,_t—‘,-’ .wf”c “G
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lowing variety of Syrups‘-—L‘en:ton, Sa1'sapalil(l:a-
Ginger, Raspbei'ry, Strawberry. Ornr-'-*' ‘ ‘*
may be found at. B1SSEL'S Dr--e bwrei 3°42
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;Ll5.RGE‘»;qnantit:yofthisarticle_,-ofthclbest
uisliiy, tin_d'.' of- every, .6hEd§3 ‘9J1d.'¢Ql.Q!-l!11tJ'ib°
Iouizd at ‘ r -. - .~ '.lW.‘Is-B$=7f'3.%'A-‘F-'5-'
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nut-nerous patrons, and the public generally _
Norwalk Chronicler