Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, September 16, 1846 · page 1

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NUMBER 357--NEW
JOB PRlNli'C|.‘mllCNG,

01:11.1. itixns
Executed at the Gazette (Milne.

e- -—IIAVING become

Agent for the llartforil Nllllllill insu-
rance Conn pa any, the Subscriber is author-
ized to take risks againstloss or damage by fire,
on Dwelling Houses, Burns, and out-buildings.
Also to renew and assign Policies. The prompt-
ness of this Company in paying losses. and its
general high standing,’ commend it to the coali-
ilenco of the public. 'I‘he premiums are so small
as to be hardly worthy ofbcing taken intoaccount
considering the satisfaction and advaritagodcrived
from tl1e security they afford.
P The subscriber is also agent for the “lost-
chester Mum :1! Insurance Co. and
will take risks on behalf of tliat Co. on Dwel-
iiings, Barns, Out-buildings, Stores, Grist. Hills,
ouscs of \Vorship, School Houses, Acadoinies,

Tanncries, and most all classes of building.-.|
Also, Household Furniture, Goods, ‘Wares, and.

5C.

1 India, Silk, \Voi-stcd and Iilancy DR Y GOODS,

Merchandize in common Country Stores ; I-Iay,

Gr-aiii, and Carriages in barns; Lumber, Stock,

find Tools of most rneclianical business.
Norwalk, Aug. 1, 1846. JAS. Rizisi). ;

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71‘ Notice. 1
HE subscrilaers having been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the district of l\’orwalk,
Commissioners on the Estate of THADDEUS E
I-IOYT, late of \Vilton, deceased, which estate
is represented in:~:olvci.-t, hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business’ of our ap1oint-
meat: at. the office of John A. \Veed. in said
Norwalk, on the last Monday of October, 18-16,
at 1 0’(:lock aftci'iiooii.

Said Court has allowed 10 months from the
3d day of January, 1846, for the creditors of
said estate to exhibit their claims, duly attested, .
to the subscribers.

ELl1’lIAL1-IT Swim‘, Commis-
.IOI{.\’ A. \Vi:i-:1). sioners.
Norwalk, September 1. 184i‘. 36

Vii i\”0'l.'lC I-3. 
‘HE Court of Probate for the District of
Ridgefield has limited and allowed six months,
from the date hereof for the creditors oftlie es- f
tate of JUSTUS B.-\NI{S, late of Ridgelieltl
in said district, deceased, to er-:hib‘.t. their claims L
for settlement. ‘Those who neglect to pro;-ent'
their accounts properly attested within said time
will be debarred a recovery. All persons in-1
dobted to said estate, are i-equestcd to make im-_:
mediate payment to l’ni.\'i~:.-is Cll.—\I’i‘-IA.\’, l

Ridgefield. Aug. 24. ]8-18. E:<ccuto1'.[35 '

Dissolution.

T H_E partnership I] erotofore existin g between
the subscribers, uni.ler the name and firm
of Hanford" «S; Smith, is this day dissolved by

mutual agreement. DANIEL I-I.-XNFORD.

CHARLES SMITH.
Norwalk, August 17th, 1846.

GRASS S E-IE E),
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33

LOVER, Redtop and Timothy Seed of the
first quality, for sale by
HUBBELL 5% CO.
IVIESS POIBEK.

6) {DRARREL S Mess Pork of the subscriber‘
A-l

own putting up, for sale by the barrel or
less quantity, by

HUBBELL & CO.
Norwalk, July 20. 1846.
Cash Tailoring Establishment,
MAINE ST.——NOR\VALK,
Thrre doors nor:/1. Of!/1.8 Connec/z'c.-.t Hottl.
LBERT CURTIS has just placed upon

his shelves :1 large stock of Staple and
Fancy Goods in his line, to which the attention
of purchasers is invited. They were selected
with care, and all the advantages of the market
were taken which ready cash could command,
and he has no hesitation in saying that iiiduce-
ments are offered at his establishment of no
common kind. His stock comprises in part :
French, Yorkshire 6.: London Broad-cloths,
__of various colors and prices.
Large stock of plain it fancy French & English
Cassimeres, very fine & extraordinary chn-.1 p.
Also a supply of plain and fancy Velvets, Silk,
Merino, and Cashmere Vcstings, to which
the attention of the purchasing community is re-
spectfully invited.
FANCY GOODS.—In this dcpartmentliis as-
Bosoms, Collars, Cravats .
Stocks, Suspends, Gloves, &c. &c. which can-
not but commend themselves both in quality
1 and price.
Orders faithfully and punctually executed,
and all garments warranted to be as tasty, easy,
genteel and fashionable as the work of any other

establishment: in the place. - 1
\Vith many thanks to old friends and custom-1

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era for past favors, his efforts will be unremitting
to moritcontinued patronage. April'2G, ’4(3. 18
FIGS. I-‘I G S.

’ Very choice article of Figs, for sale by

the drum, or at retail, at BuaItALL‘s.
Norwalk, May 13, 1846. 20

T’ I’ ‘~‘’\’\'‘ " '\"C/\/‘- /\z\.-\/\r\/\z\r\J\/~,-\/\_r\/ x/\/\‘\/\/\’\/\«‘

I Mlill» Clllllllllci lllilldv ll.':§l’-mils l"ll'llle'l illlil 1341:" As the hand came round on that tllill olil

stock of Linen C.i:iib:'ic

Iilo Etc Ci'otoii Cloth ,.l.‘\\'£‘.t—"(lS G-iiiibro(‘ns r-. - _
‘ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ ' ’ Ilie child looks up, but he caimot tell

-Cowl:-;, stri toil >laEd and Jlain Cotton floods 3r . .1 _
.. ’ ’ l The oid man we-epcili, he knoweili wi-ll
. very cheap, and a very large ilSS()l'llilt".lli.. 1

"lot of sliilliiig l’RIN'I.lS.

SERIES. DNE

NORWALK ENGLISH AND CLASS-
ICAL SCIIOOI.

HE uextquarter will commence on Moii--

NORVVALK, CT. VVE

POET RY.

’l‘lIE— CEl\”1‘l3i\’ARY or AN oil)

 

“ And thinks oftlie fliglit ol't?nie,
As he \\'lll('I1L‘lll the hands of the. clock, and hours
.'I he boll with its l.ourlv clzinic.

Inciilental expcnsr-s, 2,-3 ‘-
A Tcacl1cr’s departnient will be ()l‘(‘.l!(’-(I at
the comment-einont ofthc i1r-—inwliEcli lei.-turos '
will be giveii upon teacliiiig and Sll('.ll stuilic.~::l, ,, _ , . . ,
pursued as are ada1.>tei:l to tho wants oftcaclii-rs - 11,”: Dell “ilirll ll'I.ll".lll'l.l' "llllllf-l ll°*ll'-5 ll“:
‘of common schools. Certificates of .-cholar.«:li'-p ,, 1 ll“ l,‘l""‘lll*.‘-sh l‘lll.¥'ll.£1 léclla _
will be given to such as sustain their cxaniitia- 'll,llll l’“llg"'ll’ lll lll°l*'§lll- ‘llld l’”lll‘l~"-.‘r'
11o1,_ S'1‘()_1{RS 11,11, L, p,.,-,,(l.,-1m1_ Ihc scenes he 1-eiiicnilicrctliwell.—-
I IIo rein '.)ll1l.)E‘.l'E‘l'I‘i well his ch'.lilhood’s day.

Norwalk, .I.Iy ‘27, 1816. _
And the Iiuri-ying yciiizs that have s1:cd away.

'E‘liii'«‘.l A i-iriivzz I

-iiii iiiiiii ii; iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiis
AT NEXV C.-tl\?AA\’.

l§.§l"liilOl\"D elk (30. lcalcrs in A-
merican, Frcncli. It:.lE:in, (-.‘re1'maii and

. - day the 3d of August. CLOCK
TUITION. ,, , , ' _ _
In Common English Branches, $4 00 pr qi-.f ll"'1lI‘f 31" 1‘ "ill." ‘1’l_‘l llllllll lll llls ‘3lll°“' C_‘ll‘”l’s
L,1,1g1,,,,,£.§. _- 0 ,, ,, l “ is i‘:(Z{.‘3ill(} tiin aiir (Y]';1'1' ”

_.,~,- 0 U l _._ , ..-.3 _
1.~1.,,_,1c1,___,,_x1,.,1 Q 50 ,, ,, 'And his gra_iali-lii..'d ncarliiin with golden liair—-—
Music on the Piano, including use I A l’“‘l°‘llll‘l "llllll"“ll l‘l“."-

Ollll5ll'1lméUt—-0Xll'il 1.53 00 “ “ 1'l.‘l:»e old niau inusctli of ot lit’-l' §‘ozii's.
l
I

, 1.5
The hour is passing, and Ollwtiltl steals
The hand that tn ms with the l)l‘tl'/.(‘ll wheels,
To the point \\'IlCl.‘('9 that in il‘1<_i()lJl'il(-’V' slow,
It starteil an llull(ll’(‘-(I years zigo. '
lllic cunning hanri that. its iizotion gave,
Iilztlh forgotten its skill in tho siloi.-t grave ;
I1lii;-lliei»-pt. of flllf‘-Xlllllltlcf liatli cea.s=o.d to beat,
_ _ _ .- l.l( int 1 rcstci. .- no in its st’ll rot - -- -
liave_1ust. i'cceivcd the past week, an C.\.[UliSl\'e V 1113 1101,”, ,,11 101,1 ,;1.,”11,c Sm,1,'11-11," ’
assortment; of the latest; and mostlasl1ionaI>lo1(;)1'11,(, 1,1(,(,1,. 11;,,,S,._11~'1,,1,111,1,1,e11:O “.e11_
styles of Dress and fullcy /fJ0O(lS,{I(,l3l1.1l'e(ll to the . 13,11 11,0 1,1,1.11,,11.,,. \.11111,,,,,1\.m1 1111115 on
... n... . .. u.\I1v. |~ 11 .' . I’ ). |L‘~ ‘IT I2 '
season, ciiibi..ciii1gl.i v.iiic_i_, iln i..\teiit .ii.d iicIi- 1\,,,. “.,1,.11,(1 115 _.\_.1,.1_,11,.11,, 1,01. 11; 1,,,.,11,,,1 1:0,“, .
ncss unsur )'lSS(3( ) t -in ' 1r 1 ie countr". v H i 4: .. " :. -. 5 ‘Z
1 W l1"_1 -l _ ‘_ 1)“ 1. H 1‘,_ H 1, iiougli t.ic. nice of the dial is i-tisti-cl and gi-irn,'
1 “loll: l ll»=‘= “ll”-*> lll‘l.V V “\*l"- l0--‘~-l - The ('oIoi‘~: all failed the fio'ure< --ll dun ' [mote
_ . ~ . . . - - ' - -- - .« a, .. . i . '
Muslims, Ui'ganilics, printed Lawns, Paris I-{o1i.s.,.l r1\110,.1,11 111(.(.l1,ck11.,{11,,...O.‘.'§111.1,‘1 :,,1(1 .01. 1,, .1110 '
Del-iincs (.‘iiw'li-iuir'1'-id (‘in<*li'ii.'i L-iwn" 'Il:'l-7 5 l.” .4 i " -‘ “7 -l llll ‘cl J
_.‘ _ ‘, 0' -“— 7‘ ‘ ' to ‘ ‘ .,_°v_ fill 1.‘.‘o(-liecilul and bright as it scenicd oi yore,
zoinies, ooili \V(3‘l:::ICL:l and cotton; blllis. for : y1.1 1110 “.1,(.1,1S 1.1111 1,11 “.1111 11103,. 51.013111‘. 1,,.ce
Dresses, and blk Silk tor Shawls. and one of the ; A1-.11 111,,11.,,,,1S ,.,.1 ,,1,,,.C Dam. 111,, 111,11 1-_,L‘_,, ‘ ’
largest. assortriciits of Prii-ts in the country l ‘I v ' ' ' " ' ‘ ' " ' " ’
:—, ‘ ‘ ‘ __ ‘ ' . ‘ ~ . -_ 1And toe bell vet souadetli tli:-it. \\"ll'lllll" to;
$§:‘i:at.’t'!.~'é.—~Sillt, Damask, I5ei'iig;2,I3i:lzo:'iiio ’1i1,..1+,.i,1JO11‘1"1.. 1 K-- 1' 1 . I . ” I 0
' .: . 1... . .1 ., . _ _ 1 . .. ... .c, iouis, o t l(‘.)t321]sl()]5grfIQ\vn_
Defnaino, CulbIilll(.‘.lG ai.u w.;1.:lcd Sliauls; to— 1 11. 11,111., ,.,,,v,,1u-Op .1l1)1.d 1,). 1,:,,.111. 1, , L11 _ *’
, , , _ . ‘ A n ‘. I 1 I - .I , V ' ‘
‘-'L‘-i'Il(.‘.l' w;tIi ii "'l'(3{lt variot ' of Latlics Ci'avats. I I ~ ' . , - ;. -3’: 7.. ‘l '3’
D ‘W, .0, E; C i Q _ 1‘ _ 1.-\s time hath s1)ei.l in Ilih fll(::(‘..s:$ wav:
. :3: it -‘''‘i".' (HM ..\v'.:s ,-i; i- ‘ .~ .. . .. , ,. , -- '
‘ “ ‘ l‘ ‘ ‘ “ 1 1 0‘: I oi .1 centuiy past the I.ourliath told,

 

7‘°‘m° Mllblllls ’l"l l*)‘°““l"‘.' A,"‘° ‘,l_‘l"l.l l‘ll.%‘—‘- It soiiiiiiotli again, and the1~ciiduluin’siiotc
IIand.<erc.i:cfs seine Q..,. ..1,...~ _ , , _ - , _ _
v .-.i.. n..s Mil to (cast , “hilc Lie eclioes float
,' I n n .
I Iircugli tlic iiixcieiit; hall, l'llI lIl(‘_V d;e along,

Still rii:gii:g' and fading, and this is their song.

very low priced-

Liuiiics’ .‘§'fl':lts.-——I7'li>reiice,English Straw,
Rutland, and Neapolitan llats, with Rilil;-oi:s,,
Riiches and flowers.

./II.x-r;, a g:'e2it variety of Si.tmmei' Goods for,
Ilvleri and Boys '.vcar, consistiiig in part. of" Drabl

l

KY9 wake IIEC tlzoizghts of other hours.
()f l;a1=1"«_\:' 5(‘(-‘Hrs in sunimor bowers,
OI‘ smiling skies and fragi'aiit flowers.

lrown Linczis, Iiloleskiii, I-‘u.-.:tiaiis, I3aiigup1 1171,“, 11,13 (,c1,,,111L,1,011 11,1111 311,11.

Liiilics and 5‘-sciillciiiiizii are i'os1‘-ectfullfv‘ invited : Tlllll ll Sings “film llllllbr lost d”“d'
to call and e.\'a:nino our stock, and we think iiiiy \V0’Vf‘ 1l“ll'lil-‘ll "lllllllfl lll*‘- "9-“-5¢‘l"53 lllgllls
one wishing to piarclnisc. Dry Goods, or aiiy1 At setting >‘-“ll, Hf ¢lil“’13l”g llgllli
other goods USl'l.Z‘.ll_\' kept in a courztry store, can- A15 mom and neon. by day and iiiglit;
I Tlirorzgli cycles of tlie ccziselcss s1.vliei‘os

not. fail to be suited. H H
N1;-,v (gm;-_;m_ A 1,1-11 Q7, 1345, 18 1‘ .l olil lioiirs of_1oy, told 'noui's of tears,
I\'o\v past, all past, :1 Il1l!;(ll'C!.l years.

E An !i.n'it:iti:):a g
S extended to our feiriale fi'icuils to inspect. a i 1 . _ ,
£009 ‘_m,dS 01- m_ _ B ii innoiciicc i1llrI‘g.i‘(5;
ried styles which we will offer for the month of 1,l;l 1)lll lélflll Slliills lll, lltle Slolllllm ll‘-VS’
-Iulleaili-10ll1,%ll(1Cll01'V'tll‘lI. C. J. (r‘ii'u'M-t.\'. - (Ill 5 '0'”, .15 ”“( ’ ‘”‘l‘ ‘l "l ‘Cl ‘L05
" , \ '3 1- ~ n | \ . v
Ilemember the B.-'idgc S.‘orr-. (’ Ll “cl 1 l“ llle‘l‘°l-l '
A N

P {ERIN ES.

Extra quality of Prunes, for sale by the
box. or at. retail, at 1
Norwalk, May 11}. 1846. 20:

Thc boy 2' urns to his itliildisli plays,

l And the penilulus beats with louder tone,
I As the hands of the dial move slowly on;
i It kizowctli no rust, no wearincss fears,

) , 9
l’Um“”‘l' S’ But starts for anotlior hundred years.

Plumbe Ni *.’iiiilA§:‘a§gi:ei'i:-.iii G1l53Ci'yl-—‘-I 

From. the Ifzzic/rcrl.-ocl:cr.l

PIIOTOGRAPI-IERS’ FUI’i.=lIS IIING

DEl’0'l‘S? A DREMI '1‘T-1-V1‘ WA * ' »
\VARDED the Gold and ‘Silver Mcilals, I L ‘DRE 11,‘? TOP ALL A

Four First l’reiniuins, and Two Higlicst
Honi rs, attlxo National. the Massacliiitetts, the
New York, and the Peiinsylvania lflxliiliitiiiiis,
iespcchvcly. for the. ll10.\ts[:ILl](ll(l (_,-UIOl('.I.IJr1-~ In 183.1,, when [ was ‘gt a Vounoster
- . l I 3
guo1'reoty1:es. and best apparatus ever e.\liibue«l. _ . , 1‘ .
Portraits taken in e.\'c1uisite style, \'i'llIl01ll'. re- ; .befOll.3 the ma—S.l’ I look 3 ‘Hp to Pamlllllo
g,,,.,11.o,,.,,,,11,,,,., in a little trading schooner called “Ihc
. 1 - -
Instruction given in the art. lEll‘li_’ Commflmled by {molly Slilppel‘ from
A large assorment of Apparatus and Stock al- Fl0I‘lfl3, One Mat MaI‘Il'I, 11 dark skinned
ways on hand, at the lowest Ct1Sl1']‘.-l‘l(:CS. _ Spanish creole, who “for sli’ort.” was by
New York, 251 Broadway; Pliilzidelpliiii, 136 , his friends always termed HNjg_” The
'1 . " . . v~.' “ . »r'~ . ...l .
s£l‘fi£iiii3i5§.§l3f§‘ii-{iiiiiilélsl'3‘i§ii§i{lIl5§—l.5".‘ &5°l’°°“‘”.‘=’.‘*"°"“l'Y °‘"““l °“‘.‘l"Y g°°‘ls
) “" ._ V, H L ”j ‘_ , 1 1' ‘W .;_ =1, ‘:;and provisions on her owners account;
I ennsy v.in..i Avenue , I c—teisbu1,,, \.i., Mo but 1 “Va W 11_ (1 1 .d ,1. _h I k 1
chanicsl I-lull; Cinciimati, Eourlh and W’alnut, ' 1‘1, '13‘ 1‘l “‘ ll 1 ea=”(“ ll" PI” 0
and 176 Vfaiii St. ; Saratoga .‘:'prings, Ilroadway; ml §"*' il l llll 5 le lolllled _m°l’e lllilll ll9l'
Paris, 127 Vieillc Rue du Temple; Liverpool, % leglslel mllde llel Iesllollslllle for» and lllall
32 Cliurcli St. 1y27. her hold always contained more goods
'—_”—_”'"“'_”"'"—"_‘_"”_—""—_' than could be found on her manifest
-. . r F’ v ‘ .* . _
I;IRI‘Elll“U1*ll[ E‘ 5": ll Ll H1‘E":'Dr'P But to return. We were only nine days
3 S‘Ll)SCl'l.lCl'0 ers or sa e )yl"l(’- on,.on 01,1. 1.1", from New York out ,0 the
or atrctail a very superior article of \Vhite momh of Tampico river _ and about noon
Lead, warranted fully equal to the best English‘ ’ .
Lead,andsu1:eriortoanyotlierleadmanuti1ctur- 0" lhe,temh ‘l'll,’ “ie Stretched m over the
ed11,11,1S CO,,,m.).. bar, with a leadmg wind, that would have
easily have carried us with aflowmg sheet
‘up to the town, which was nearly twelve
miles above ; but for reasons best known
ito himself. the captain anchored as soon
1 .
las we passed the fort and rounded, Pointi

A true Ya-rn of the IlvIc.rica-n coast.
or NED BUNTLINE.

\V. C. STREET.
Also a full assortment of Paints ond Oils at
the lowest New York prices.
June 14 1846.

F WI] [£13.-\D L:l(‘.(‘..——A Splendid assort— T 1 . 1 I
merit of entire new patterns canbe found at." , ‘lllullekov Jtllsl ‘lllove ‘llld out of leilcll Of,
1h,,,B,.,,,,c1, 01- 1it.s guns. lhe revenue boat from the.

lgua-rda cos-ta. came on board before our,
sails were furled, and the custom housel
officers over hauled ourpapers and mani-
fest. They seemed a little suspicious, and
ione of the officers was left on boaid to
|watch us, while the rest went aboard of

T. L. &. J. R. PISCK.
May4, 1846. ; 1
UIYIBRELLAS. '
IJST 1'¢%<:_elVctl it large assortzmeiit. at the
9 Branch Store of T. L. &.l. R. 1751,-K,
l\Iay 12, 1846.

Rooms to Let.

LOFT suitable for Mechanics’ Shops—;

the same recently occupied by David
Platt, as a Carpenter Shop. Apply to

E. PRICE ($6 SON. ‘

Norwalk, March 30, 1846. 13

 

QYRACUSE Salt in Bbls for sale by
1., HUBBELL 65 CO.

 

I SODA wA'l‘l-‘.l§

. .N the highest state of perfection, and drawn
from the most approved fountains, with the fol.
fqyving variety of Syrups~—Lemon, Sa1~3n1m|i|1a,
Ginger, Raspberry, Strawberry, Oi-gem, 550,,
may be found at. Bxssi~‘.I.’s Drug store, No. 12
Olinstead’s Buildings. Norwalk.

A . SADDLE-2§K’§ ‘§ELK.

4. LARGE quantity of this article, of the best
quality, and of every shade and color may be
found us; XVM. B. SwAi\"s.

1 '. BUSHS’ Turks Island Salt, for sale
- ' cheap by Gi-:0. \-V. SMITH.

 _ -NOTICIE.

. - ‘I:rL- persons indebted to me on book account
or'not’es'are requested to make iminediate pay-
ment._at my store‘, as I shall retain my accounts
for one mqnl,/i. more. Iam in realwant; of the
funds,-pad‘ hope, those‘ who owe me will call
immediately’ and! pay" up'and save expense.

- - » " J. GRUMAN.

 

’ with any article in the Drug, Medicine, Book

 

ltheir own craft, which lay nearly half a
._mile farther down the river, under the
1guns of the fort. As soon as dinner was

NAILS! NAILS ll
KEC-‘:S Nails,:1ssoi-toi.l sizes for sale by
May 172, ’-16. T. L& J. R. PECK.
_-.__.._-__________ __..__,_, __~ ,._ _ _. .,,.___ _ _ 1ready
affifl.-\§0Li-i fiaih‘-1 5331343435-—'l‘l'1iS day ficer down in the cabin to dine with him -
Oil‘-'l‘lllll§q‘lll9 l‘ll'g"'3l5 ll-”’5"l'lll_l0lll»' fill‘ P“l'1l' I and as they went below, the former winked
S0l3Ii'1l‘1'3l'(l2uK;:3l.|1l Shades over brought into I\o1waln. 1 1,15 1,,,.ge 1,mg1,1ng eye at the mate, and I

SUMME R GOODS.

large assortment of Summer Goods for
meals and boy’-s wear on hand and for sale
cheap, at
April 1846.

I’ECK’S.
( EINGIE.-illI.'§ and (.lINGlIAM LA\Vi\lS

of every description, embracing some new

and elegant styles, just. received.
.IAs. MAI.Lonv & Co.

"P EIYIOVA L.—Tl1e subscribcrhas removed

5.: to the Store, recently enlarged and im-
proved, a few doors East of his former stand,
where he will be happy to see his old friends
and CllSi0tn(3‘i‘S, and furni:-h them as heretofore

1As soon as the captain and Mexican had
lgot below, the mate slipped into the small
‘boat and sculled ashore. I saw no more
of him until after dark that night. In the
mean time-I could tell by the lively voices
in the cabin that the officer and captain
were getting along very well together;
and once in a while the tinkle of meeting
glasses and a jolly song spoke of a “spirit
potential” that was playing upon the hearts
and senses of both parties.

As night came on, more liilarous were
the tones and ‘more varied the sounds
which arose from the cabin; and it ap-
peared that while twilight began to get
blue above, they were fast getting “blue”
below. First Icould hear our Mexican

 

and Stationary line, on as favorable terms as
any other similar cstablislnnent in the State.
Join: A. VVE1-:1).

spluttering out a Spanish bacchzinalian
glee; then Captain Marin would give a
touch from a sea song, or a specimen of a
“nigger-melod_v.”«..‘ At last,_a -little after
1dark,. with a» real Havana in each- of their

.Noi-walk April 28. 1846.

RES]-I’ '.l‘cas.-—Ten Chests Superior
Geen Teas, for sale low by
1 . in L 6:. J R PECK.

 

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_ - 'y \Ve(1nesaiay IllI0l'IllIlg9 by JAMES Rx:-‘ED: at .l‘wo Dollars Per .-I..llIl|ll'll Ill. Aavange office on the 90.35;» ‘V .
- - '. 7? 053- Side of I.!ie‘Briilge.

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SDAY, SEPTEMBER

*montl=s,they'came' on deck, the skipper

______ ‘llld llle “’*l‘Cll°l'- BOW \\’€‘l‘e decidedly nai-tlv replied; “Ills alla d——d lie! “'7li\‘ ’

and unequivocally drunk, if one might
judge from their “walk and conversation ;”
but I could see at a single glance that the
captain was shaming, although the "spirit-
ual reality” was visible in the Mexican.
.l.‘Ie seemed however to retain soirie slirewd
notions of his duty, and to know that night
was over us, if we intended to smuggle,
it was necessary for liiin to keep his eyes
open. So he seated himself on the taffrail

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VoLUi\iE 29_NL-ii

1 From the N-w}Ia1':cz'i Pifllafiriéiiiii
(V V
IHE BARMERS

said he to the other officers of the "'?ll'I(f(I.l - - 5-‘
" o-- . Vastl irr 0-: ‘ ' '
{C05-‘rt, “tli-at Q‘t?nll8mtIfl dined with me ' we' 1‘ ' Y ‘P ‘(midis h.a».prml.Ic-live tl.l”.fl~.'

1 __ ,_ _ ~ 2 to t ie maiiulacturets of small means it is
ifltllllt Pletly freely, and then came up O1.-"9111 or 1111-11. ~- ’. -
‘from the cabiir when both of o: la ' down I q 6 ‘-8 Fame can-Sequence
.liere to sleep ll did not \\"1l‘I bl ll t°l to lb? llflmer’ arnf] it ‘I everythmg to me
: _ 1, ‘ Fe _P ll l laboring man. Ilie vaiiie of the agricul-
snow. ie must. have been (Ir amiiig and 1 (1 . . 1' ""‘ -' - 
11,8,“ r, 11, ,1) ‘ . , 2 7 -tura pro acts 0. t_.-.is country 1S immense,
1 l’ ‘l L" ovel °l‘ld '” ll” Sl°elll loll ' beyond the ezinée’ tion of an ' who are ot:
-ll” fill“. lhlll I was wllnll ‘l“l‘-‘ell “'llt’ll l.0u‘fll‘YlIlll1l‘ viitli th Be statistic; and‘ I)’ Illbé.
. - . , . . a i ' c. ‘
;caine aboard l The idea is 1-bsnrd, i-ion-lS,,.1a11eS1 0,110,, of 1, {S cc-,,,s,;,;,ed’a1;l,.,‘,',',d-.
lselilslcilli lll3 ‘Vllllle 5l0!‘V lll'lpl‘()bttI)lt_-~. L-1w . P . .. -.-, =.-.._f
- - he customers of tlieufaigtner are home

‘ ‘““' ‘ ---- .-.a‘

holy horror toward the stars, and iiicli;_r-

1\vitli an an of diunlien dignity , and as hejycs, u/i,;o.s-.5-1.’;/e.’ See, my batches are all c1,s10me,.5; 11' 1113). are prosperous, they‘

.%hummed a Spanish barcarole’ ke t watt-li=battene I do vn 'i st -1‘ tl - -- - -u
’ P 1 ' ‘ ‘ all‘ ‘° ll‘) “U9 “l'~ll,li-ave the means of buying agricultural

.over the movements of the crew about the
-deck, glancing now and then up and down
.the still river.

, As the night advanced, I could see that
‘Captain I\'larin began to look uneasy and
;anxious, altliongli he pretended to be even
lmore drunk than his guest and spy. At
llast, when it was near niiilniglit, the Mex-
lican became less frequent in his snatches
lof song, and the “liquor drowse” .eemed
to be coming over him. He would all im-
willingly close his eyes, and then his head
would make a long slow bow toward some
being, imaginary or invisible, until the
chin would rest upon his breast, when up
it would fly, as if a bee lad stung it, and
slowly, drowsily the eyes v. ould open to
the accustomed watch.

Captain Marin now lay down beside the
Mexican, and pretended to fall into a
sound sleep, attesting the same by a long,
loud regular snore. This threw tlze Mex-
ican completely offhis guard; and wrap-
ping his watch-coat coloser around l'lln’I,Il€
followed suit; and then the twain seemed
to be trying which could snore the loudest.
When the Senor L\le.\'ic:iii:i had got. fairly
under headway the captain arose lightly
from the deck, and passing foiwaril, took
the lanthorn from the binnacle and lield'i:
for a minute over the bows. Presently I
saw several dark objects coming out from
under the shadow of the land, and in a few
moincnts more six large native canoes
were alongside of us. In the first one that
boarded us was the mate and a merchant
whom I well knew to belong to one of the
first houses in Tampico. The boats came
noiseless-ly alongside. and lllt ir crews crept
stealthily on board. Without a sound the
hatches were raised, and package after
package of rich dry goods it as passed up
from the hold and over the side into the
boats, by the tawny, half naked rascals.

The boats were nearly half loaded. when
I, who had been placed to watch over the
sleeping revenue officer, saw him open his
eyes; and bcforel could move or speak,
he saw and comprehended all that was
going on. Springing to his feet, lie shout-
ed: ‘

“G'u(zrda C0.S‘t(I .’——<'ontruI)am11'.s'(a !”

One bound from \\ here ILC stood by the
main liatcliway to the tziffrail, and our
captain was by the side of the officer, with
his brawnv hands encircling the wind pipe
from which proceeded so much noise.
The Mexican tried to draw his sword, and
struggled manfnlly to get free from the
checking grip; but Captain Marin I. new
that the entire loss of his vessel and cargo
would follow detection, and he was not
disposed to trifle. Raising the Mexican,
in spite of his kicks and writliings, in his
strong srms, he coolly pitched him over-
board! It was quite dark, and as the tide
was ebbing swiftly downward, he passed
out of sight instantly; but for minutes we
could hear him splashing and gurgling in
the waier, and trying to shout. Then all
was still again. We knew not whether he,
had sunk or gained the shore; nor, to tell‘
the truth, did we much care.

you were on board wheii I came ll‘. fri-oi‘ . . . . . -- , , ,. _- 
-sea to day ' iioiliiiiir has been move-tl ' iii * pwduubi and ll they ale-P90‘. a-nd ‘”"mo’u ’
,1 =2 2 } employment, the farmer is inevitably a lo-:
crew are al. asleep. He must have been “.1. 1‘1.1,1,., 11,6 ,.;1.cums1.,,,ce These »,-11.6
, . _ u. - i. o ?_
dieaming; al‘l(I.\VllllC.lle dreamed of smug- p1,,1n 11101,g1,1S’ and me). refer 110 P1,,;,1'-
_1lers, and the like-of such, he must. liave,1',,c1§ '
f:ill=n ov ;‘ l - v - v. I U l . "‘."
111.1: he :,edrSb?dl”(l1' 1 1 ‘e l‘”‘1“ 5, ,‘fl.i’ “Lll Now you farmers are told that if you
t "."S "1.’ J .' . ‘ '. ..l
The “O” F 11 ll o~.a 1 H encourage the Lnglislinianufacturers, a_
, ~ ll ‘l l *9 f3’lPt‘ll_ll ““~‘ “e ‘3_°ll' new and" large market willbe opened tl.ere’
ceived, and told with still better eflect 1o,.,.O1, ,,,,,1 V0,, “.111 be ,,',,1ne1,s instead
. , vr ,. . -- ’ u 2: ‘ ‘. ..
arnong all the‘ t'c\Cnuc O|IilCt.lS, save tlie101' 10381.5 by 1116 means. L0 you be11g1,e«_
victim Iiiiii.—7e.f, who calzcd upon every 111,15 1 1)0,1v1y0u be11e-ve that me C0510,-
saint in tlie c:lcn(’iii' to come down and? . - .- . . , ,. 
swear that liislstorly was ‘true. But lllt-‘.U‘d:1->p(“l'ln£Il Tom pro('lu(it‘S"§cl.o§s":t1'lle
H19“ 01,11. _ pd _. 1 ,1 ‘ ; 1‘.*OCL-.1ll, “on L. c.it_up your profits, provided,
ll l' -lll 9''“? “W 0 Olll ‘@539-s1yoii should obtain a reasonable price for
llle C”-ll" “ll 5°ll_ll‘l ilsll’-‘*‘ll5 lllll llfll"-ll°Slwl‘i-.1t you sold them’! Our export trade, is:
buttoned down, Just 1lS_lll§.V “'_9“‘ lll llle as nothing to our home trade——it. is as but
morning; the honest indignation of our ,1 11101, 1,, 11,9 0“-,,-,1», what you wOu1d~
sxlcepy ('.ll1)l2lll'l, and the acltnowleilgmont 0: 5.311 ,,b1.O,1d, W311111 be’ under the most 1‘,,«_.‘
ll 9 llullll lllill lle _ll‘l‘l llee-ll "WY ‘ll'llll='a » vorable circumstances, as nothing to what"
compared badly with his own story, anal y,-,1, €811 at 1,0mc_ 11 is Shown by the 313,--
-os ' ‘. .'- ,_. .' 1:.‘ ' y_| . . - s .3
[the y‘.iin of (2;l17l«!‘lll..i\'Idlln was l)ell€"\(.(I. 11S1,cg.1111,1111e hogs, 310,19, 1.,,1sed 1,, 11,15
Ilie ‘soaked oflicial was taken biicit to 1.011111”, are more 11, ,,,,1,,e than 6-1,, ,b;1;,,-1,15.
his own vessel, to. be tried aizd piiiiisliei‘l ,__.xp(,1.1S1 '1‘1,1s1.,1f;1.s1nmy 5ee1-n1nc1.ed1b]e.;
for sleeping on his watcli, while another 1,,” 11 1s11.1,e_ 1-01,1.1"o,.e;gn ma,.1‘e1: W111,-
?lll"el' “"l* lflllt lll llls lll‘lC‘-' l91l‘'°9t'’ .“5 at best be the mere running over of the
"ll" ~“lll”5_-’§.illllL-'- ll llell ‘l‘l.V l-.-‘ll L"llll‘3:.cup—all witlniii is your home business.—
“'°.“'°":§l“=‘l '-*“°l‘°“ “Ml S‘-lll§l'~l “P l" ll‘elNo\\' if vour home customers are not._pro;s-5
town, wl.ci'c we honestly Lllstilitirgled tIie1pe1.O,_,S, they mus, 1311.6 10 the lands 1-01;
“'90 ll” lllillllff'5lv Pll."lll’-T ll°ll°“l”l.l’ all isubsi.~teiicc. 'I"nis is the natural tendency,
°ll“l'.‘—.“'5 llllll ‘llllles’ lll9l'9“ll- in all countries u here lands are plenty and
. . '- ll? .' ,1, _ 1 - I . . , ‘
Captaiii nlallll on._i/ cleared five thou 11111S11,cy,,1 Once 1,ec0meyO1,1. compe1_,_
sand dollars by that trip; and we have 101.; and increage 11,8 ¢u1,1,1y 01- products
OfL'lll:1uQ‘Il€(l since at the scene I have “.111é11..1e ,_11.,_.ady so ab1111d.m1 that yo;
. \— _ . u.. -. ;
described, c-pecially tlic Mcxicanls D/‘cam c,,1,,1O1g-C1 more 111,11, 3 1;,.;ng p,.0_;113,,Pon
7.£'/LLC/I. was not all a Dream. 1.1,.1,,,1 ‘.01, C911
Vill you then siistain a policy which;
turns your customers info rival farmers’!
FANCIES. Is it not your interest to assist in causing
Friendsliip is like our shadow, lcecpirigfl V3“ l_V Of employments 50 Spflhgl lip _l_I_1'
(‘.l():€ to us while \ve walk in the suiisliiuc, 3-'0lll‘ D€1gl1b0l'li00<l and 10 See men €34-’
1,1,1 1e,,,.;n._,1 us me 11,531,111; we C1-055 in-,0 changing with each other, whatever they
" I o
tlieshade, .inakc, and find yourself feedinrr tliem alll.
Tl-is is the Wliirr olic 5 TIIGOIOCOS so
Obs-c.-'re7's. , 1'.‘ 1. . 0 P 3' ‘Y
“The strong hours coiii1uor us” says Piulwcr. l 1l):‘::ll')c:l‘:‘ll:lSa1:§le’ exclaplizthan.
. . ' -' ' . * ' is mers in no-.
I kn_o_\v of nothing more S‘dt.l(lC‘lllllg to 1,,11(1 1”S1em1 01- Ame1_1,cu_ :1-he‘, w0uT(17
llle Slllllls lllllll l° lllef’-la llllel llle l"‘ll‘e " have them all manufacturers because they
I/Balsa “’llll °lle"ll°“' Solleled by llllle "ml can mani.-fiicturc cheaper; and would have
familv cares into a grave and stcailv iriat.1,,, 011 1~.,1.me1.S becauee ,1,e,.e is so much
' . .' * ‘ 7 ~ _ V
;1"ll“‘Vll(§lll':ll"i llilll P‘lll_°‘l ‘Vllll “l llle lclieap land in this country, and they \,'v'o’ul’d’
usli, an b.ooin and hey day of beautiful ,1,,1,.e M1 ,,_1m0s11',ee ;,,,e1.c1mn,,e 01- P,-.,-,_.
. I ' ' . j 1 - V O I I. '.
girlhood. Ilhe licart_is,paiiied to Ul)S(..l\-e 111,c1s__01‘ Ame1.1c,,n com, &c_ 10,. B,.ms1,,,
llle Cllilllge “'l'°llgl'll ll‘ lllfil fact-‘. 01109 50 in-.inufactures. This they call free ti‘a'ilé I-’
radiarit with hope and _1oy. \-Ve read in D , 11 d 
the subdued ex rcssion of the eye in the 0 you not See t e a vantage of having’
. . ‘ ll - ’ your customers near vour door, in§téh'd‘_of
Sll” wlllle hm’ more mmllled expanse Of imnv thous-ind milesloffl Is not the value’
. . . s ,4 .
 li“‘.‘.‘.’;l’.‘;‘.$“i‘.;l.;‘?.'§f.‘3. *.:::"'r- rm by bean. a
‘ l. .9 ’ '. .’ l . I ITS, manufacturing village; and are not many
the timid, siiiiliiig, bashful evidences of r _ (1 - --l
. . . . 0 your pro ucts perishable, such as will
ll“ llllllllill l°yS'"lll° beaullrul l.°fl“°“"." if not soon consumed be lost? How can
of her own early st-lf——as we kiss tlicir mega be tmmported 7 Eu, you W111 wise
. . - A g‘ ‘H ~ 1 . . 1
pretty llps’ and ll°lcn [0 the” mlll‘-'7“ ll“]l' ten thousand, thousand, times as much as’
tle, we are reminded, oh, how painfully, “,1111,e w,m1e(1ab,_0ad Tho entire eKpm_,'s~
. . . ' . . . - 1 ‘_ ‘
that they t’1ls0(ilt'lfi'SuI):](3(,l.S of cliange. (,1r11,er “.1,O1e c,',~,,,,t,y',‘n .]84,4.,a1noumed.to:
'“‘-l”’l5l‘l7l“- only $99,715,119. (lhis of course’ (foes
‘TVC Often lzeilr tile l’€l'tlM‘I€ Hilde, [hill not include the Srna” arnount of goods
.“'e are the ('.I‘eatut‘CS OI ClI'CUlTISli'l.I’)C€‘. It irnported, and fe.exp01-ted.) Now then:
ls Cllllillly lllle l_ll‘ll we 3”‘ _llle lllilslels you will see that this sum is as nothing inf
0fC1FCl1ll|S7‘lllC9elf 5"’ “'9 “llll °lll)' C-‘ll-le comparison to the amount of agriciiltural
Wllll J1-_ F01‘ One ml“? Wlllllll’ ll“? Cl"3*l‘ productions raised lllltlle coiintry.‘ The’
titre of circuinstanse is assurance i-nougli ,11w,.,3 Sum, You W111 remember, is the‘
that he is either wortliless or imbecile. 31,103“, of all exports 11, that yeah Of
Circumstance is the material out of which 11,15 Sum, 01111, about $15,0c0,_000we1-e fig,»

THOUGHTS, L lNClS AND

“Bear :1 hand, boys I” said the captain ;l
“tumble in these packages; get the restl
of the goods into the boats, and let them‘
get ashore. If that d-iego l.as iilt drunk tool
much water, he may give us some trouble:
about this matter yet. ’ 1

In a few moments the last pac‘-age to;
be smuggled was passed into the boats;
the “patron,” who had made the purcbas.e,l
counted out the pay in doubloons; the ca-‘
noes pushed off, and soon vanished up the
river. In a few minutes our hatches were}
replaced, the decks were cleared up aslg
before, and the crew retired to their berths,
with orders to be sound asleep and not to
wake up on any account. 1

All this was scarcely arranged, when,
the dash of oars coming hastily up the riv-I
er was heard, and in another moment an
armed boat. from the gum-«la costa was

Ealongside. At the first sound of the ap-l

preaching boat, Capt. Marin had lad down

the captain invited the revenue of- where he first pretended to go to sleep, supposed ,0 um1e1,s1,1m1,1,e 0,310,). of 1119

and he was nowsnoring louder than ever.-
Even the curses, many, loud and deep, of
‘the angry Mexicans, failed to arouse him_

had been thrown overboard, still dripping:
from his involuntary bath, rushed aft, and:
lwitli no gentle means tried to arouse the
sleeper. At last the captain, gaping and
stretching, slowly opened his eyes, and as
‘he yawned and scratched his head, coolly
'aslted what was the matter and what was
lwanted. Then came a scene! All the
ill/Iexicaiis cursing and swearing and threat-
'ning and carrahooing at once, pointing _to
the officer who had been taking a m_Id-
night swim all alone by himself, who, with
voice louder than all the rest, swore that
he should have been drowned if St. Anto-
nio hadn't made the sentinels hear his
voice aboard the guarda caste, and caused
them to send him a boat. The captain

the matter; and when he was charged
with having thrown the revenue officer
overboard, and with having sinuggliiig

‘noblest of all warfilres is of tlze mind with

JAM:-zs MALLORY 6.’. Co. 1 . . . . ,. :sweetest ineanings are U
. . _ .- _ .__ 1knew well that there was fun in the. Wind. from his deep slumber. llie officer ivhohean knows no ,,1,e,,,,;c 01‘ “.0,.,1S, and ,.e_

could not be made to understancl wliat was .

we may mould our destinies: it is not al- ,.;c,,111,m1 1,1-1,duc11ons. - _
loflelllel ‘lll ll$—.’ell‘l3’ ll)’ “'lll"-ll °lll' “"lll'5‘3 Rely upon it farmers that your interest
of life is formed. To admit this would be 1“ 11,3 1,m1ec11ve 1,0116‘, 15 deeper,“ man)’,-
to make us the slaves ofa dumb, inanimate ,e_;1.,ec1S 1113,, 11,31 of {he mam,1'act1,,.e,.___
P0W0l‘slm(l blll llllle SllP°l_l‘ll l0 ll‘-9 llllllcss But you have been meanly sacrificed by.
who obey only their i",s'm<'ts. and =1re,t_lw this P..i:.- administration to the bidding of
only true creatures of circumstance. llie 11,8 51,1“, 1,-,1e1.es15,'“.1,0 care m1-,=1:-3 for‘ cot.
ton and tobacco than for. all your products.-
and all the manufacturers ofthe country.-'

INDUSTRY AND INTEGRIY.
There is nothing posible to man tvliiqlr
IliClll.$l.l'y and integrity will not accomplish.
The poor bov of yesterday, so poor that a’
dollar was a miracle in his vision, hO‘us'é-
lr_-ss, shoeless, breadless-—compelled to
wander on foot; from village to village, with
his bundle on his back, in order to procure‘.
labor and the means of subsistence, has
become the talented and honorable young;
man of to-day, by the power of his good‘
right arm, and the potent influence of his"
pure principles, firmly held and perpet'ual4-"
ly maintained. When poverty and '?.“h_'at.l-'
the world call disgrace stared him in-the
face, he sbuddered not; but pressed cu‘-
1\vard and exulted most in high and honor‘-'_
. 1. . 1, i d 11 -able deeds in the midst of accumulating
5°l'l5 ll’ llll’-I’“'”°m”le 0 Slg ‘S ‘m 3 an’ 1 disasters and calamities. Let‘ fh_'rs young
‘ iman be cherished for he honors his couii-‘

circumstance: it is a War waged every-
where, and lie is the greatest hero who
accomplishes the most in it.

Our pride rests, not so much upon what
we are, have been, or have accoinplislied,
as upon what we fondly imagine we \'ill
be, or will, at some future time, accom-
plish.

There are a few who practice charity,
but the many con"ne themselves to recom-
mending it.

[ovals I..angm/gc.
None lint -those who have loved can be

(:9 of a look, or the
ftlie face. Levels
nspoligen :- the full

eye, the mute eloquen
conversational powers 0

cos.
/like 1'nree events wliicli cause us to 11.3, and dignifies his mce_ H.1g1,1 1?1o1,d__-T:
think mosl $el'l°ll°'l3’ allll lo reel mosl pm’ if this courses not in his veins, be is 51 free__
foundly, and wliicli make the most decided 1,01,“ p1,1:“c..e,. we,,1,1,__w1,at owes he 1'01.‘
impression upon the character, are unsnc--.11,,,1, 51, 11mg 351,15 heart 19 pure,

and his’
cessful love,th\varte..l ambition, and the “,,,11(1,p1.;g1,1__1,eknows and [115 ¢b,1'1n11-yf
approach of d~.atb.

knows, and his country tellsfiliat the little.

' ‘"7" "'3 finoer ofan honest and upria tyoung man
I I ‘c ' i t c O

1 Illie VI orcestferflr lnftrlptlsllulfig tliarea is {-‘forth more man 11,8 “.1,01e body of an:
mlal1l H.001‘ OE €:.'l)1')uca b“e1e1p,,l§:, 1l',,enNew efleminate and dishonest rich man. These‘
“em Y llllll°l' '3' Y ll gel’ '3 ’. . ' v - l; tl countr --who’
York, and sent to be pastured in Asl‘il1fl_|'Hl» are the men “ho ma e la y ‘
in Berkshire Co. They, are ip 21 flrirgsglllrg
condition, and promise to fulfil the big est
“expectations of those Interests-

. The Ne\v—TiI—il‘ford Republican I1i‘3's_ been
removed to Litchfield-and was issued-
from thence on; the 3rd, under the name
of the Litchtield'I{epublican-—-more radical,

1',,;1;1,g sp;,.;t ;t.1,_15§,se,s.ses Oil‘ (_l'ésires=-_wht_>f
are rapidly rendeift,iig.it.the mig'bties_t,~most_.
powerful, as it. i_s_i‘aifi‘eady the freest, land.

beneath the circle’ of,.the._sun.- 1
A —The climax of human-indilTeI'en¢é I188‘
arrived when a woman does not care‘

‘she loo" 5-.

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