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his propcr ( lassificatien. Butifsuch anarrange-
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the business of that Probate District is done. l Of" b"m”.be'w“"“ the “°‘'m°’’i’ ""1 Am'l'M°‘°'
The judge, like innny others appointed by tllel $lI(;ll1S(;S\sVIlf1‘(:tIl lasgep t1\v'ok_Hoi(i]i~sfati}il(l Acsgtltiad is
_ _ _' y_ 0 mm o 5'i,eo —e nies an
last legislature, is a non-resident, and incompo- i of the Mormotiites 1 killed 2 wounded. ,'I‘l'l0
tent to the discharge of his official duties, and latter are rilpliesqllted to have l’°°’" "bout" 500
the 1 R b - E _ . __ __ ystroitg without artillery. The Antics, accord-
C or emg 8 ch’ the Interest“ °f flu‘ d‘-3” ‘Ct: mg to ‘this authority, numbered about 800 with
are suffering from neglect. The Palladium - .5 or 6 pieces of cannon. The battle it was tlio’t
lllinks it would be an act of C113,“). as we“ as would be renewed the same evening or the next‘
. . _ _ . _. . ;n,.,_
iiiagnnntiiiity, foi seine other judge to volunteer mom " -———--——-—-
.' , . , 2 ‘-.' 2'-. aarti ta. oit.
q : A.‘1voot exliiiod a5_ his llbsidvllce in
~ - . cs i.rc, Conn. oti the 15th tnst.:ittei' an illness
oug‘New Haven friends. of some months’ d uratiott. “rev. Foot.had serv-
0 have here a very II1iC1'eSt-I110’, amiable and
(self) competent judge, also coiifc:i°i'ed upon us
by the last legislature, from an adjoiiiiug town,
‘Who we would lend one or two days in the
week tethe unfortunate District of New Ilaven,
providcd,th(-ywill takeliiin at their own risk,
' and liavc. him securely caged for tranpertation.
- Besicles doing up the probate business in the most
approved loco foco style, he might be found it
"Very important acquisitioit to tltat celebrated col-
lection of itatural curiosities, inimortal':1.ed some-
time since in a graphic pampltlct de.-rcription. _
Sonic difficulty might arise in giving the critter
for many years, having been oftcti a Represen-
tative in the Legislature, Speaker of the House,
a Representative and Senator in Congress, and
Governor of the State. He was 11 man ofwartn
and generous fircliitgs-, aitrl highly csteetitcil by
all who know him, and most. loved by those who
kt o v him best.
To wiiou 11‘ M r coivci-:ii.\'.——All pcrsuiis
afllictcd w itlt Coii.-iiittptioii. or (,‘itn;:li.-4. or :tit_\' itit-
pure disciisc ofthe blood, woitlil find it to their iti-
tcrcst to l't‘..'t(l the tttl\’t‘l'lI.'lI.'lllt'lll in aiiitiltcr column
in this paper lletltltltl, C-t)]I\:|ll|pli(;:|,
"M iitiifiiiiiii'}i7i'i3s.
On the 15th inst. at New l.cltiiiion S]-l‘Ill;,'.~‘. N. Y.
llcv. E. Bitrgcs.-, of Ilie Aliiiii-ilitit,-_-::tii' illissiiiii,
Ittdia. to .\li.~'.-A :\l)l'_'€ll Mm-rt‘. latc ll>‘.*‘t1('i:-Ill? l‘riticip:tl
of Mt. Ilolyokc I'enialc Sciitiitary at South I-ladli-v,
.\l:t.-2-‘. Mr. Biir,-_-c.-s cxpt-cts to cutbark fhr India, it!
Bostuii. on the 2.-'tili in.-t.
merit should be entered into, the proprie-
ilors of the grand nienagcric may call upon us
_ _ . , Mention Al’-‘F.~\Il"tS.——/.l. B.zt(.ltr.-*—-'I‘lte Sfal
at the -sllp-shod and negligent ma,,,,e,_. in which; Louis Republican of the 14th, gives an accountll Q
ed the State, with great fidelity and iittcgrity, '
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
GOOD tissortment of Cstliceos, Muslin
D6 Lanes. Alpacas. Bombnzinos, Circus-
sia us, Gi'iighams,§Silks, Hosiery, Caps, &.c. &c.
lining the balitiice of tlto Stockaissignod by S.
E. Grunian, will be sold at Public Auction at
the store forerly occupied by said Gruman in
\Vestport, on Saturday the 26th of September
1845, at 1 o'clock, P. IVI. Tm-ins Ciish.
' ALVA GRAY, Assignee.
‘ \Vestport Sept. 18, 1846.
l J ’I‘S'I‘ RECEIVED. aaspiemtiit assortment
i of Under Shirts and Drawers, such as
, Lamb's \Vool Shirts and Drawers.
Merino do N do
Colioes do u do
Sliaker Knit do *6 do
* MIXCLI wool do “ do
Cotton, licavy do H do
Do line _ do N do
_ The _above goods can be bought as cheap as
in the city of New York. \V.u:i;.u.i.~' 6: Co.
N orwalk, Sept. 22, 184?,
‘VA Ill)
if AS received a large assortment of rich
. \’ViIiu.-i- at l.‘aslnnc,rc SHAW LS,
at reduced pt'icc.~_'.
i A. M.
Distric-l If lVcsIporl ss. Probate Court.
Sept. 19th 1846.
UI‘()N the application of Horace Staples of
\Vcsipoi-t in said disll‘lCl’,_5llU\\'llig to this
Court that he is Guardian to Mary E. sinpies
and \Villiaiii C. Staples, Mlllors belonging to
said District, and that said Minors are the own.
. crs as tenants in common of ti cortaiti ti-not of
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for an account ofihe habits, disposition, aliinciit,
and other cliaractci'ist.ics of the animal, which
would materially assist in assigning it its proper
'laiiil situated itt Bedding in the county of 1.3,}.--
,field in quantity about. thirty acres, boiiiidod
'N 01'lIlt.'1'l_Y by land of Joel Thorp, Eitsterlv on
l In Daitbnry Sept. 9th, Mr. Oliver I-I. Perry
ito Miss I-Iiirriet Iuloyt.
' In St. i\Iark’s Church, l3riilgew:iter. on the ]4th
. scriptive catalogue.
. 11 maj. against Dana, loco_0f 5,201, and a locol
this State. A leading cotiipaiiy has recently cs- obcdiciit child, naiiit-.d John G. Long, about 19
olic ' of $5000 at another ofiiceex ircd in June -' incitt it is neccssar ’ the accounts should be sct- -
_ P i 7 J
‘ amotint subscribed" in Middletown to the stock
place inthe exhibition, as well as in the de- . ,
A1 Ni:-W Ilitvi-it. llitlt. Prof. 'l‘lioitt~is A. 'l‘h:ttcli-
, ' _ ' , ' er, of" Yale College. to Elizabeth tl‘.Ill"lltel' f I’r si-
Jllautc Election.-——\Ve have returns frotn 31:3 tlrlli Day. I ' ° U 0 .
towns com )1'j§j[iiv mm , . . -,, . - ,5 At South Norwalk, 14ihinst..bv Rev. Mr. Ilo -i,
. 1 ,_. e t ta i seven mo ts ettlio H J 1 I P. I i “ , , , )
Starch The ‘V-mg candidate for Gmmmor has; i r. o in . ut. i.iri .-t to . i.-..s l.mtis:i t“(‘.i-|l)l|t:t‘.
«'37/711—'lll0 l0C0 31.310, others 8,880 showing.’ ‘ Id E A T H S.
. . _ _ _ ‘ _ L At \\’cstport, Sept. lfi, Geo. W’. Blacktiiiitt. ztncd,
l°3,s‘S'"C° l"~‘l 3 031' Of 5ilJl6- lo‘ ‘lllvus. and I3 iliiys, son of Dr. Geo C. Blacltiiiiiii,j
lho House stands 30 whig to 17 locus, and "l ‘\‘~'“'l""'-'-'° N l"
43 towns no Choice. At New Ilavcii, on the lith. IIoit..l\ovcs Darling,
: ztgcd (35. ;
Haiiimons, loco is elected in the first Coti- ‘ g I
grcssional district; second no choice; third Bel-7 . LA. DIES? . A
_ . , _ , . ILL oblzgc by inspecting the articles of
chm‘ “mg! by ‘‘ 3“'°“'a' l“"J‘”'ll.l" 3 l°“”l’v hfll“ Catiibric Hulk.-*, thread and Swiss :VIuslin,
and sixth tio choice; seventh nnci.-rtaiit. ;Edgc'ings and Iiisei't'iit:s, line Swiss Muslitts,l
_ L . I ‘ _ _ gwidc Ilttlitill‘ Silks, Dress ‘Goods, Slia\vls,_aitil%
In‘ ~‘“-“-‘-‘”‘' 11”’ ‘ldV“llll15_-l0-5 Ol L'f0_ai't:clcs of -tiiiicy and pet'futnct'y at. the i\t:\V’|
Insurance are beginning to be appreciated in ' Store of -‘L 31- \VAl‘l-l')- I
C FT the oiiipliiyiiteiit cf the s.nbscriber on
Monday tlic‘31st iii.-:t. a'i iiiidutiful and dis-
country as well as in city, and agencies are?
springing up in titaity of the principal towns in: [.1
‘ycaI's of itge ; this is to caution all persons it-
: gamst ltat-boi'iitg, trurtiiig, or cniploytng said boy. ,
QN. B. l shill pay no debts of his contt':tctiitg.=
IIIRAM B. LONG.
\\' il:o:i. Septcntbcr 2.2, 1:546. 37
tablished an agency, as will be seen by i'cfct'-
ring to our advertising columns, in this place.
The following paritgrapli, which we clipfretn‘,
I
an exchange, furnishes a striking instant-e of
the advautztgcs of this mode of castiitg an anchori '‘ Disstililtioli.
l HE co-partiicrship lti~.rctol'erc cxistiiig be-
. , itween DISBROVV & BENNE'I"'I‘ is by mu-
“Chas: 0' H*"‘d.‘.y Est} P1"-"5ld““l "f lllc N°,tuul consent this day dissolved. All the ac-'
Jersey '1 rttnsportat:on Company, whose suddoit I counts are to be st-tiled by (I. E, D’i_-Iii-ow, I
doatli took place in New York a few wceksl C~ l-)- DlSl)'l'l0\V~
' ‘V 1 V ‘J ', ‘\r 1.’ ‘
since, had an insunincc effected upon his life at. . . 11° .b'P‘1\‘\I“ 1 I '
_ . _ ,0 3 1\oi'walk, Sept. 12th, 1C‘Ill- 38
“"90 d‘n‘”°”l Omwst °f ‘:“”0v00O* A f°l“"l1_l N. B. In coiiscquciice efthe above arrange-
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to windward : l
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‘fled. Atty person having claims against the"
firm will please pi'escitt. them. Those indebted
to the firtii, or to tiie individually, will very iiiiiclt -
oblige me by settling. C. E. DlSBR()\V.
and was was also renewed. Thus, by El timely,
prudent and wise precaution, his family are lelt
independent.
A'1‘\VOO1l:iSf'I3A'I‘EN'1‘ A
I-Iniiiirc Hot Air
Pnocx..iM.\'rio:v or S.\.\"1‘A A.\'.i.—-——The
\Vashingteit Union contains the pmclatnation of
Santa Ana to his countrymen on his arrival at
'Moxico.
cupied ‘with’ mi explanation of his public life, and
‘an attack on the course of Gen. l’aredes. Ho
says he is the slave of public opinion, and shall,
act in accordance with it, subjcctiitg himself eti-
tirely to the decisions of the constituent assem-
bly, the organ and soveroigii will of the nation.
'\Ve infer from this, that he is for peace or war, l
according to the wishes of his countrymen.
It is a long docutnoiit, and niostly ec-
_ _ 1??‘ Recent letters from Greece, received at
the rooiits of the American Board, state that
Dr. King (Missioiinry) having been coiidciiiitcil
by the Holy Synod, was sent to Syra to be tried .
by the criminal court July 22. As the vessel in F
which ho was conveyed reached the wharf at’
/r.
-I:
Ctov,
or \Vinter or Summer use-—-for \Vood or Coal. ,
S _m a crowd on Show ,_ _ bl d 1 . This Steve has been used in various sectiors i
3 ’ “ ‘'5 "mam 0' 0 S""‘° of the Country for upwards of-1 years iiitd has:
him, and he would have been put to death had in at iii-stamens given univcrs ll satisfaction in all
he been landed. Those having him in chargt-.,'lt5 _‘\lI"'I"”'l~"“""l3'_ d I . d
returned to Athens, where he placed his house‘ ‘ _° brow.-l ct. ml cum. ‘ ‘"5 "“lT'°x"""le_ 5°
, _ _ _ _ zneai to ]l8I‘l(‘Ctl0I1 as this otie. Its C.'lptiCll’_\ and
""1 I’°5m°" ofdcfence ‘lgmllsl I’°P“l‘”"”°l°'"3‘3' excellence for Bakin , Roasting, Breiliit , Fr '-
3 .. g J
The British Ambassador waited upeii ltiin with inf,’ 01‘ l30llln3'. 11715 IIGVOI‘ linen 1lPPl‘0ilCl1C‘-ll-
‘ None that saves so much fuel, none so conven-
___________ ieiit and use, none re perfect in form and con-
Tlio Hm-ifo,-d ']_‘§me,, 5“).-3 um; M,._ pumps structiou, and none in \\‘I1iCl1il1(‘.. fire box aitd!
veto of the French Spoliatioii Bill is the weakest Ow." fines’ um. -50 W0” and lmnnly adapted to
, . their several objects and ends.
"°l° ll“‘)" l"“'° °V°1' l"3“d- At ll“? ‘V853 lll-*1, In all the stoves which are new extant, ovens
party think that nothing which has ciiianatcd are made to bake by radiated heat and (‘071_/I’l1(.'(l
from ltiin has been so weal: as his veto on the ‘ hm’ “ll: "ml this l="il10 Wilson Why ll"‘~'“‘l' 55°"
River and Harbor Bill. \Vlto shall decide as t9‘ lips to be lowered or raised, turned front side to
h f_ H ‘ f l _ , side, or in other words, watched almost contiii—
t 8 ‘e’ °"°55 0 l ‘G59 dl-’9“lm'"l° l ually, or it will burn or bake very uneven. Not'
L3?’ Thoi'eT\v_'iis“i1. -Mcaiiig in Litcli- '3 so Wm.‘ Te ‘““'°°d Sl°""“'
field on tlto 3d inst. of the descendants of John
Duel and John Marsh. original settlers of that: the side ofthe fire box, iitto the oven, and ulti-E
I0.~“t‘ll-
one thousand persons were present., three-fourths
of whom belonged to the two families.
an offer of special protection.
out the oveti.
The New and B(:_z0n Ra1.lmad._Th0, Herein consists the superior advantages of the
Atwood Cooking Stove over all others.
A variety of other Stoves, botlt Kitchen and
Parlor, may also be found at the store of the
subscribers.
S- 6:. L. CURTIS.
Norwalk, Sep . 21,, 1846. 8t38
Notice!
ILL be received this week it large ad-
of this read, up to Tuesday morning 15th, as we
learn from the papers of that place, was $268,900.
1(7lour——is moving upward with it gradual step.
The niarliet during the latte!‘ part: oflast week
wifilod not it lit;tl,e-—runiiiiig ashigh as $4 8772535,
but settleda littl;e«befoi'e the close. The range at ‘
wltolcsale may be considered at about the first
figures. A
Corn—is worth about 'Z5cts. and Outs are.
quoted at 35 and 36 cts.
IIay—-sells at 3-5 GD 45 cts.
lately opened by 5'? A.. M. XVARD. £3
The public are invited itch call and notice the
pleasing variety of his purchases, as particular
atteutioit is given to a selection of desirable pat-
terns to the exclusion ofsucli as are unsightly.
Here may be found it pretty assortment of
FALL, GlN(iPIAMS,. MUSLIN.
REP’ AND CAHMERE DE LAINESL.
PRINTS worthy the attention of all." ~
The £a.a_h,io,nable atfticlie of
PLAID. AL,I?’AC'ASi
Plain and Figured’ Cotton and. Silk, warped‘
BOMBAZINES. MERIN.Q»E.'S..
PLAID CLOAKlN.G2S,. SATINETTS,
CASSIMERES. B;I.{:(D;AD.CL()'I‘I-IS
' HOSIERY,
LT?‘ \Ve were compelled to omit the favors of
some of our correspondents, last week on ac-
count oftlie cramped state of our colutnns.
E?’ The »N_c—w—Yoi'It~T‘ri—l)‘iiii:_says that a
large portion of the 1 and 2 shillingpiecee in cir-
cularion in that city are base coin.
Destructive II-Iii-—iz—.———-_The Mott Iron. and .‘
Stove Works on Harlem Ri-v.er,,nearf the
. - . . , A dt lose——a.lilllc ;’ v - 2h’
Budge’ with we excepnon 05 Te’ engme i Allrofiivhildlf will‘be-sold f?{.‘tel?I§'I.I.I)\V-2(l:1:l€‘mnl'l{0U
ltouse,were totally destroyed. by fire be- =p,.,co for CASH 0,. suom. (3-,,,;m., ,0,,,,,,,mp,.
tween and 20 clock on Sait.u.t'.dfniy H1070’ customers, at the old store of Blacktnan é.LBetts.
mg.‘ ' __. i I ' -' Norwal,k,,Sept. 22,1.846.. 1. . -I -_
Ex
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been accent )ll.~‘ll(l(l.
I
35011106. is llenled. nntl by its exptiltsioll Cnl'1'lf“l ;loaves of bread at the saute time.
' m n ‘““'”'‘m {mm Ill“ “ml”-*Pllel'° ll"'0Uglli ll)’ l merit that no other stove possesses, and which.
The consequence is, that bread, 1
with a tnoderato fire, needs no attondance.—-I N0,.“.,,1k, 9:-(opt 9.2-,
dition to the Ni-:w STOCK of Dry Goods '
, inst. by tho llev. (loo. L. l"ootit, M r. Stephen \\'ells ' 11' nd Ofthc heirs of blruerdon B""'m"'d°ce"‘°9‘,o
,' to .~.~Iiss i\lar_v J. Slicriiiiin. both of Mow Milford. I ‘S"mll°l'l.'7" "ll lillld ‘ll Dilvld and E7-eklel Hull.
and \Vestei'ly by highway: statingthat there
. is just attd rcasonabli-. cause fbr selling said real
estate: praying for an order, and that lie or
some other iiioet;,pei-soti be empowered, to sell
the same. as per applicatiott on tile, dated the
i 19th day_of September 1846 more fully appears.
C)/‘I.lc'i'r.=d.——'I‘liitt the; foregoiiiglapplicatioit be
heard at the Probate Ofhce, in \Ve.-stport oit the
25th day of Noveniber 1846, at§tcit o'clock forc-
iiooii; and that notice thereof be published in
some public newspaper itoar the place where
such rcal i-.st:itcg,l’tcs, three weeks successivelv,
at leastzsix_;woeks before said time itssigited. I
3t37 Ei.irii.u.i-:'r SWIFT Judge.
I"ISIi’S NOV [5 I/l'Y.
Cooking Stove.
THIS Article.- i< entire-ly new in its constructioii.
It is calciilati d for either coal or \\IN)t.I. and may be
said to surpass all forincr iinproveiiii-tits in the llstf
of either. .~«-pi.-ratcly. All oftlie. difiictilties arising
from the difl'ct'ctict-s‘ iii the coiiibustioii of coal aitd
wood, (.-nclt as extending the llt‘lll. under the back
IltIllf'|'.~', itruiiitd the oven. etc.) are in this store. Pli-
tirely obviatcd, the oven is heated on the bottom by
it patent rclieatcd rcvcrlable flite. All oflhe heated
air in its circitlatioit around the oven pauses under
all the boilers and is rcltcatcd by the patent hot air
cliaiitltcr, which rec--ivett its heat from the radiation
oftlte b:tck attd ltoitoiii efthc fire, by which bread,
without being cltaitgi-d, will bake on the bettoin and
top. :iitd all sides. precisely alike, itnd as perfect as
can be doitc in the best brick even; it is large and
witltout:iit_v extra trottblc or care. it is ever reitilv
for baking. (when heated.) which has never befori:
The top has a flat stirfiice,
with one otitico-, to adtiitta large boiler, iititasitriiig,
(_in .he ittcdiitiit sized stove.) 39 gallons, equal to I
1.4 bltlii, wliiclt, with the iidditiott of it wood tank.
will stcant front 3 to 4 bbls of vegetables: this ori-
fice is divided by a patent (ll\'i.~‘i.-‘OI! plate into2 oval
boiling places of equal size. by this plate, the oval
boilers ut:i_v stand with one etid of each over the fire.
(which will be feutnl vi-.r_v ti.-cfttl iii washing ) or
with one directly over the fire arid the other back,
the saute as in common stove.-i ofmedcru coitstriic-
tioii, these are also snbdiveil iitto 3 or 4 boiling pla-
cie-i, all of wliiclt iidtnii boilers and kettles fitlly one
tltird larger than ati_v other store of the same size
The front is large atid um-qiialled for reaslitig; it
has it fccilcr, with a patent circular door which is
opt-itcd and shut with the coal lied; it is fixel at Ilte
bottom. aitd wltcii open, forms .’I hopper or rcccivcr
:titd cotiductor. The hcartli is oitc ltalfliyrgcr than
that of other stoves, and is adittintbly adapted to
broiling. All the extra appttrtcitaitces, together
with the extra size of’ the ordiitary fixtures, are an
entire additioti, wiiliottt an extra size stove or an
extra expense. iit l'ite|. Among all its peculiarities it
is perfectly .-‘llliple. aitd niriy be iitatiaged by it child
without any ditlicnlty. All who examine it are at
once coitviiici-.d of its superiority. and hundreds of
the most .-‘cictilific who purchased the first patterns,
and now have thciit in use, express their firitt coit-
viclioii that the “Novelty Stove” cannot be improv-
ed iipeit except in pattern; experience has taught
us the itcce.-sary intproventents, all of which have
been niztdc during the past year, the Stoves are war-
ranted in every particular. '
The public may refer to the following gentlemen
who have this stove, for their opinions ofits ntcrits
and superiority.
Sl.(‘]Illt’7l S-mill), Esq.
I-Via. St. John
Capt. I’cmio3/c'r
Evcrl Qiiitzlanl.
IV. II. Clcccland
Ilfonson H03/t
Janirs Grflith
J. S. Blacker Son
James 1"imicy
Burr {Staples
Charles 0._;Jcssup
Set/i. Sears
Alfred Jllallory
Jam es zlllallory
.Horace Gibbs
J. (}‘l’tl771m(l’IT'.- W'i'l!on
W'm-.. Greg/' do.
Sam‘! F. Lambert do.
TIVO OVEN AIR 'I‘IGII'I‘.
Besides the above stove, the subscriber has
a new pattern Cook Stove, called-. the Two.
of Fisk's and otliergsteves in use, and is capable
of baking in the most uniform aitd perfect. man-
T l10 till‘. l" fllls l"' ; nor, with no trouble or attention, from 10 to 12
This is it
gives it a pro-eminence over all‘ others. F or
'13,“ E,,qu;m,. 5,,y_.H1mt not has than 5 matcly escapes at the flue ove.r the top of l—l10' boiling, broiling, and fuel-saving, it is equallto the '
’ oven—keeping a uniform temperature through- ,1,,t(.5mnd 1,95; in)pf()\'(-,n)en|’s,
\VM. \V. BURRITT.
1 18416; - 3’?
‘GOAL! 2,000 Tons
EACH ORCHARD, RED ASH, atid
} LEHIGH COAL, of the various sizes,
' and best quality, new in the yard at the
Norwatlk Landing.
The subscribe-.i‘s arc ttow prepared to deliver
the above coal in good order, well screened, at
the lowest market prices. -
Consumers and purchasers are invited to call
at the coali oiflice near the yard, or on either of
the subscribers before purchasing elsewhere.
OLMSTEAD A’. CURTES.
S'rr.rni~:N OLMSTEAD. 2 Norwalk,
S'ru.r.s CURTIS.
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‘HE undersigned having been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, Commissioners to receive and decide-
upon the claims of the creditors of SAMUEL
E. GRUMAN ofNorwalk, an insolvent debtor.
hereby give notice to the creditors, that we will
attend to tlte-duties of our appointtnent at the
dwelling house of Hezekiah Nichols in \Vestport
‘on the Lst; Monday of Nouombei; a.nd_the 1st
on each of said days. Six months from the 9th
,day of J.une last, are: allowed by. the Court of
7Probate,.for tIl0'8xIlll)lI1l0ll oflolaims to said coni-
El.lBHALl-Z'.l3 Sw.n'.'r, G.
Ciuiiiit-:s-. \V...'1lA-vnoa, is ‘M’
lmissioners.
[,5 W.'estpor.t, Sept 9th,.18;46.. -.
. . . . . .. 2 ‘ . bi . I (I This
Oven Air Tight, which combines all the l!l¢1'l1l$"le"red ‘md "g"e"l’l“v 00'“ "lmg " re“ ""
Sept. 22, 1e4c.[33 ‘
iVIonday ofDeaeuiber next, at 2 o’clock afternoon 1
w’
-4. .4.’
, “._-.._.__-_,__._.....
DIIEIIIC.-II. INS'l‘I'l‘-IPTION‘
OF YALE COLLEGE.
LECTURE Turin for 1846—=‘-7, will cem-
_ mon_ca on Thursday, October 1st, and
continue sixteen weeks.-
Chemistry and Pb 13 _b- 3 "_, ‘ll’ ‘
M D. L.L.Dl|.l'mn y ) cu} Stjtman
Tliilory)-and Practice of Physic—-by Eli Ives,
"'.',:'.::."'.'2:...f;:’.z’. °' W
Obstetrics—by Timothy P. Beers. III. D.
Anatomy and Physiology-—by Charles Iloal-gr
M I
Materia Medica and Thereupeutics-—l.ty Henry
Bronson, IV]. D.
LGCNIFG F88. $68 50; Contingent Bill, 32 50;
Matriculation Fee, $5; Graduatioti Fee, $515.
CIIARLI-‘.8 Hooiuza, Dean of the Faculty.
New Haven, August 18, 1846. 3t."‘*37
Hams! llamslt llams! 2!
- .... ...___.. v-. . .._._-_...-......
..- .. .--.. -.-- --... a—.-.....-....... ,
.1-maxi”; s1i‘aeiitns
in DRY Goons A
“an amuse stoiisia
( PE NED on Moiiday of this v£'e'e'k my full assortment of Rich, New and Ezislifonabfei Goods,
and I cait new safely say that. I _(:'an anal will offer greater induct in:-.nts.to‘pu'réhasers
than can be found at gay other stor'e* in Fatflicld Citiinty). Every article that can b‘e‘call9e'dl for in
an extensive Dry (woods Establtsliinent can nowbe found at my store. Below 'a1"é‘ii' few of
the leading u,rt.E(_-Ii-s.
,5; DE LA N-it-s.;=
P 30 pieces rich DRESS _GOODS; 30 do rich all wool CASIIMEJRES
o0 do plittd FRENCII LUSTR SS; 500 do PRINTS, from 4 to 15 cts; 20 do the best.’ of
UST received and forsale at BURRALIIS,
a smallquantity of very choice PORK HAWS, ’
which he will receinnieitd to be first rate. Per-
sons partial to good hunts had better call before .
they are sold. Norwalk, Sept. 14th, 1846. l
Life Insurance.
I
HE Ntitionnl Loan Fund Life Assurance So-
ciety of Loiidon—capital of S'2,500,000——
having appointed the undersigned their Agent
for Norwalk and vicinity. will receive proposals
and issue policies of Life Itisuraitci-. on the mostl
favorable terms by itpplyiitg to J. C.i.ui-, jr.
37 Norwalk, Sept. 15, 1841". Agent.
') Y Order of Hon. Cyrlls II. Beardslei-,l
Judge of the County Court in arid for Fair-
field County, _
\V ill be sold at Public Auction to the highest?
bidder. at the Sign Post in Norwalk, near the‘
Bridge. On Tuesday the 29th day of inst. Sep-’
tctiiber, at. 3 o'clock afternoon, the following nr- i
ticles attached at the suit of Charles Fitch‘
against. Daniel Tillotson, to wit,-2 doz. \Vhitc
Eiiglisli Kid Skins; 7 yds Brown Lasting; 5
yds Black Lasting; 4 yds figured Linen; 2 do.i
do. lyd Grass Linen: 3 yds Brown figured;
Linen: 4 yds Brown Twilled Linen; 2 yds;
Linen Plaids; 4 yds Browrl Linen; 2 yds Green}
Litstings; 4 yds Plain Linen; 50 pair Ladies"
Buskins assorted: 6 pair \Vhitc Siitiii Gaiterszi
131 pair Ladies Gaiters and Buskins.
0 LEVI CLARK, Doptuty Sheriff.
Norwalk, Sept. 14 1846. 3
FALI; ARIIANGEIVIIENT,
Commencing Jl'lo1w'uy, Sept. 7:/i, 18-1-6.
PORT CHESTER, ROCKY NECK,
STAMFORD AND NOIIIV.-‘LIE.
~ .
u
_ _.., ‘A
The New and Splendid Steamboat
CATALINE, Capt. Curtis Peck, Jr,‘
\Vill leave New York from the Pier east side'
Catharine Market. Slip, as above every morn-3'
ing at seven o'clo~.k, Sundays excepted. Re-
turning will leave Norwttlk at half past 1lo’clk,
Stamford at half past 12, Rocky Neck at 1, and
Port Chester itt quarter past 1.
Stages will be in readiness at the Landing to
convey passengers to \Vestport, Southport, Fair-
field, Briilgq-poi't, Diltiliury, Ridgcfiold, NOW-i
Canaan attd Bedford. 1
!’ir""All persons are forbid trusting any indi-,7
vidual on account of this boat or her owners. I
New York, Sept. 7th, 1846. i
N. B.
HE Subscriber having mostly regained his,
health, and owing to some other circttm- ‘
stances has again placed himself at the \Vatcht
Repairing Business. From our success in for-l
mor years we think we can suit all who favor
us with their work. \Ve intend to do our workl
Gaori. C. E. DISBRO\V. i
Fresh Campllene this day. ;
VI ‘ AKE out the old and put in new. mid you,
will have good light. C. E. Disimow. I
Norwalk, Sept. 15, 1816. l
X Kurshon. I
F the weather sltould be fair, the Sloop Ma-
ry A. Scllcck, will sail on Monday 28th Sept.i
for Oyster Bay Long Island. Leave the Bridge,
at half past six, attd Old Well at half past Sov-I
cu. Returning the same evening, fare 2.3 cts. ‘
7]" NOTICE.
. HE subscribers are associated in partner-
ship as ATTORNEYS AT LA\V.
THOS. B. BUTLER,
ORRIS S. FERRY.
Norwalk, Sept. 1, 1846. 36
BOARDING AND DAY SCIIOOL.
‘HE subscriber would notify her patrons.
. and others, that the FALL TERM of
her school will conimenco on the first Monday
of October.
This school, which has been solong and favor-
ably known, is now in the enjoyment ofincretts-g
ed facilities for imparting instructions, as well
as for the accommodation and comfort of pupils,
wlietlterbeardors or day scholars. The tuition:
rootiis are new, and have been fitted up with
special reference to these objects. The dwell-3
ing apartments are equally pleasant atid airy, the
grounds arranged with taste, and the location
school an advantageous, contfitrtablo, secure and
happy retreat for children. _
Aided by a contpetent assistant, opportunity;
will be nfibrdod for making the course ofinstruc-
tion and tra.-ining thorough, characterised-a-s well-
by kindness as eti'r'c-‘re-ncy- . I
Parents and guardians in the city, desiring tl
Jfhrther acquaintance with the character of this
lschool may inquireof Geo. W. Betts, 434 Pearl
st. N. Y.; Edward Williams, 38 Irviitg Place, ‘
N. Y. ; Roswell Sawyer, No. 1 Maiden Lane,‘
N. Y. ; Nath'l. R. Long, 10 Platt st. N. Y.
ELIZA S. BE'l‘TS.
. Norwalk, Sept. 7th, 1846. 35
New Fall Goods
AT THE OLD STAND or
.l.-IMES lllillili0llY,& .00
HE subscribers would announce to the pub-
T he. that they have received during the
past week, direct from the Auction houses, the_ir_l
first invoice of goods for the Fall tmde. 'I‘he_Il‘l
-arrangenients in New York are such as Wlll .
enable them through the entire season. W Olliefs.
at the earliest tnomeut, all the new and various]
styles of goods, that make their appenmllce "V
that tnarket.
HE Court of Probate for the district of
T Ridgefield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors;
of tits estate 95 SARAH PLATT. ll%$0_ 99
Ridgefield .in,_~s_aid.-district, deceased, to exhibit
their claims for settlement.
Those jyjilmneglcct to present their accounts-
properly attested wittliin said time utiltl be dober-
gred :1 recover)’. . _
i All peiisous indeltte¢tiq_isaid'-esuitne are rogues-
Eted to make‘ immediate pqyinenti to~ . ‘
; MARSHALL S. P[,.i§TT. Executor»
‘ *
Ridgefield,,22nd,. Aug.. 1846... 3tptl.I,l5
_l9:re:ii-‘li, .Engli§.h and American BROADCLOTHS, from $1 875 to $6 00; 50 do superior’
(,A..SI.\IERl<.'S, of all ‘colors and kinds; 50 do SATINETTS, the best and cheapest ever
0lll3|'G£l; ‘_~’0 <l=ileI‘f‘tIt styles of_ goods for ladies’ CLOAKS ; 12 Cashmere LON G. SHAWLS, all
wool, very low 5 T5 all wool SQUARE SH.\\VLS ctshm:-.i'e; 50 Cotton and wool BROCHN
STA \VLS; Common \\'00'tt‘-I1 and dress SHAWLS in abundance; Also,a.t-asty assoriiiéiitl
of MILLINERY GOODS. ‘ :- _A
\Vc have not ttm_i-. to ('-lil]l11(‘l'.'tI0 articles, but will say that the wants of all can bé,'supplied till:
he lowest possible prices, at my old and well known stand. C. J . GRUMAN.
t ._ __ .._- . .-_-
NI-IVY DRY GOODS STORE Pound Calico at \Vestport,‘
I N W E RT. J UST received 1946 lb of Calico to sell by
weight. It is from the best Printing‘ Fae’-‘
IIE subscriber would inform the citizens of torles "f the East’ and will b“ '3°ld":“t 25 as
Fairfield Co. that he will oit the 19th inst.
per lb. Those wisliiitg bargains will please call-
open for their inspection in \Vestport. at the
early, at ‘_ ‘OGDEN’S.-
large store foriiiet'l3' oci-upied bv S. E. Gruman. Alsnl other DR} GOODS in greal imriet-IT‘!
a few rods east. efthe Bridge, it large and fash-
.. ..'-...-.. .
- can be desired.
and cheap. ' ' ‘ 3t3(S
iottable assortment of DRY GOODS, embra-
cing Clotlts, Cassimeres and Vestiiigs, of every
varit-.t_v; Culicos, Delaines, Merittoes, (.‘ringliam,
Slieetings, Sliirting, I'~losiery, &c.,togcther with
all goods usually to be foutid in it dry goods store.
attd ofthe latest styles and importation, which I
have bought withiit the past week in New York
at Auction, for cash, itnd which is new ofl'ered
at unprcccdcntcd low prices for (.‘AS1l()l1l_V.
Having made arrattgomeiits with a house in
New York, I shall receive daily direct front the
V AKEDIAN ¢\' (30. have this day re-
ceived a large and splendid assortment of
GEN'l‘LEMEN’S FURNlSHING:GOODS
such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Cravats,
Scarfs Pocl-.et H'dk’fs, Gloves, Suspenders,
Iloisery. Dressing Gowns, die. _
Gentlemen are iinrited to-szrlil mid‘ e:bai‘1tiine‘our‘
stock of Furishing Goods before purchasing else‘-
where, as we flatter ourselves thatwe are ca-
pable of taking the shine ofl“ of any thing out.
\VAKEMAN 65 CO.,
Auctiott houses aitd front the itnperters, tlieiygrest side gym g,.idge,_;’n_,,y,e more-forlnerly 0c.__
most desirable styles of dry goods that the mar-
ket caii afford, and being all bought for cash, I
atn enabled to sell very cheap. l’articular at-
teittien will be paid-to keeping it largo iittd ex-
teiisive assortment ofCletlis, Citssitncres, Sati-
copied by Jeltn A. Weed;
Norwalk. Sept. 7,_1846.
I l\'O'l‘ICI'I.
S hereby given to all the residents and non-
as
nets atid V estiitgs, which will be sold by the
yard or made up in it style that must please,
every ones taste, and at. very low prices. -,
I'Vmi(cil, any number of good shirt, vests, and
pantnleons makers, to whom plenty of work and l I845 3 _ _ _ V
,list, aitd tor the collection of said taxes,‘ and
[the convenience of the people, I will meet them
37 at the Town House in said Rodding on the 1st;
good prices will be given. _
\VILI.IA.\I J. FINCI-I.
\Vestpo rt._S gp_t,__1.4 th, 1 8-1 G.
lttstt-uction on the Piano-Forte.
V ‘HE subscriber, tenders his services to the
citizeiis of Norwalk, as a teacher of
Music. He deems hiinsclfqualificd ‘o give in-
structiou upon the Piano, and also in vocal music.
Atty pct‘.-toits wishing to take lessons in eitlicr
branch, may make application at the rosidciice
of Mr. Storrs Hall. Terms -3512 per quarter.
J()HN C. BRIGGS.
Norwalk, July 20, 1846. 29
II. A. VI. ‘VA RID liitviitg recently
. purchased my interest in the Dry Goods
business at the old and well known stand—
“NOR\VALl{ STORE.” I take much pleas-
ure in recoinmettdittg hint to all my old patrons
and the public gonei'iill_v, for a liberal share of
their patroitage. His inti-.gt'it-y attd business
(ptalifications are already known to the public.
N. B. All acceuiits of more than two months
standing due mo iitust be settled itiiitteclitwtely,
to save cost. C. C. BE.T'I‘S.
Norwalk, Sept. 8. 1846-. 36
Business Stand in Daricn for sale.
‘HE subscriber intending to go west in the
- fall, offers to sell his situation in Dari-
eii, coitsisting of oite half an acre of ground, on
which there isa dwelliiig House, Store, Car-
riage House, Btlrlléilfbtlll other out-houses, all
nearly new and ifi good cotnditieit; The locality
is it good one foi' ti general it-.o.unt.ry store. One
having been kept on the premises for the last 15
years, aitd is now doing a fair business. It is
situated on tzlziepost road firoiii New York to-
New Haven, about half way betweii Stamford‘.
and Nerwalk. It: is but three miles from Old
\Vell or South Norwalk, where steamboats run
daily to and from New York, and about 2 iniles
from two. of the best la-ndtiitgvs tibir tnarket boats
along shore. It is within about 10 rods of the
Congregational Church, and 15 or 20 rods of the
Academy. There is every facility for doing a
good business on lcnzpera-ace priiiciplcs, which
He will also sell either in coit-
nection with the aibove named property, or sep-
arately, 12 acres of first rate land aitd in good
state ofcultivation. For further particulais en-
t
l
residents that are liable to pay taxes in the town
of Redding are hereby notified that I, the sub-
lscriber have in my hands, it town tax of three
‘cents on the dollar. laid on the assesment list of
Also it State tax of one cent on‘ tlhosamo
Monday of October, 1846, to receive said taxes.
Those who neglect this notice may expect to
pay travel and collecting fees.
All who have not paid on list 1844. _must take
notice of this and‘. piry. Ht-:.N-J. Miztxnit,
Reddiing, Ifiugtst 22, 1846-'.« Collector. [35
Look at this.-
15 Pounds of Sugar fc~r'oiie’_dol_la“f,; at,
* Aug. 28. 18-16. B»UR_'_RAL-L’S’.-_ ,
SADDLES, II.-IIINESSES5,
UB LIC Atteiitioit is invited to the large and
elegant assortment of Harnesses, Saddles,
Bridles, \Vhips. Trunks, &c. to be found at the
cstablisliment of the subscriber, embracing, as it
does every variety of article and style of nianu-
facture. Among the lot are several sets of
double Harnesses, which are worthy the atten-
tion of those ftitng out pleasure equipages.-—
Th'e'i.°e- are also several very light and airy single‘-
harncsses, designed for neatness but manutiictur-—'
ed of the best materials, and embracing the double
merit of security and tastefulness. Every article
needed in the line, may be found here, of the
best quality, and on very moderate terms. Re-
pairing as usual. \VM. B. Sw.\.\'.‘
Norwalk, July 29, 1846.
Syt-up Molasses.
AFine article of syrup molasses, for sale ‘ at"
BURRALL’S.
BPP ER §:Il|cc.~—A splendid article‘:-‘
for sale by J. A.. VVE.I41‘_1;)_.-‘_‘
GIIOCERIES, &c.
WM. H. CLEVELAND has recently ta’-=
ken the store at: Five Mile River, for-
nierly occupied by Legrant: Stevens, where he
has opened a general assortment of Groceries,
Flour and Provisions, and’ expects to be able to
meet tl’re- wa'nt's' off the public, with all‘ t.l'1Dse'art¥il-
cles found in a family Grocery, on terms, and at’
prices as favorable as other "establishments of the
kind. A share of public patronage is solicited.
Five B-Iile River, May 12, 1846. 19
ASTS.—The Scbscriber would invittetlio:
attention of the craft to a lot of very'l‘iai1dl--
soine lasts which he has just received from Bal-
quire on the premises. GEO. MA'riii-zit.
Darieit, June 25th, 1846.
N. B. If the above property is not sold on or
before the first of Oct. next, it will then be offer-
ed for renting. _ _ _
The subscriber would also notify the public in
general, that he will sell his stock of goods, con-
sisting of dry goods, crockery and groceries at!
cost. G. M-
G-rocery, Crockery,
Flour mud I-‘cecl Store.
A! South "./Vorwalk.
HE subscribers would inform their friends
and the public that they have enlarged
om2(,' . timore.
~ -' ses and childi'cn’s.
The lot comprises nten’s women's mis-
HENRY HANDES.
Pork, Lard, Hams, Slioulclers.
HE subscribers ofi'er'tbr'sale' at wholesale’
and retail? on as fitvoitable terms as can be
bottght in N ew York—100 bbls. Mess Pork :_
1.5 bbls. Lard; 10,000 Hams and Shoulders—all=
put up by ourselves with care, and will give sat-
isfaction. COMSTOCK 65 HALL.
New Canaan, Jttne 15, 1846.
BOX RASINS.
UST RECEIVED a lot of very fine BOX
RAI SIN S, in whole, half and quarter box-
tltcir store and are now ready to offer a good
assortment ofarticles in tlicirline, and as cheap
as any other store in town.
Among their assortment may be found Groce-
ries ofall kinds, flour. feed and crockery, con-
stantly on hand, and they warrant 1l)e)’|‘p1'l'¢'33 10'
be in ac--ordauce with the times. _
All kinds ofcountry i-reduce taken in exchange
for goods in their line.
All goods delivered free nfeeggegée-SMITH
ALFRED KNAPP
N B All persons indebtel to the subscriber
on book, are-requested to make immediate set-
figment G20 \V Si\X1'l'}I.
"Something New.
' R. HILL—would respectfully call the at.-
tention ef the public tea wonderful iinprov.e-
mom in DISNTA I. SURGERY, by means:
of which the face may be restored to any degree‘
of rotundity that; m ty be desired. \Vhere tha-
cheéks have fallen in, and the natural expressioni
lost, the contour may be restored by means of
this improvement, as also the perfect harmony,
symmetry and beauty of" the features.
The author of:-' this imrovement Dr. J. Allen
of Cincinnati received from the American Soo’ty
of Dental. Snitgeons at [their Annual_ Meeting
last y0tl2t',. aspliendid gold Medal forthts tpvention,
it being c0lISIdeI‘@d=0l1@'0£ tlur girouliesli lmPl'°V§‘
meets in Dental §l"'gel’Y “"3 1”” hm" ma 6
for man ears. ~ . .
Dr. Align who has securcdi tihits invention by
liottiors patent has autihorizedi the ‘subset-thher to
maths game.’ and. he-new offiars his services to
uhj‘-public in this as well aagrery other ;l_'epaat—
‘ - '£ . he rofession.’ ce as usua ‘.-
'-3.-"~="-‘°' ‘ P A.= HILL’ 2
0
' Norwalk,~A-ug. 10th,.1-8-15..
es, for sale cheap at BUna.'u.r.'s.
' Imperial Tea.
A Very superior article of Imperial Tea,-just
received and for sale BURRAL-]l..’S‘.
New Dry G-ends...
CORISTOCK & IIAiLl__E..
TAKE pleasure in tinnounoingzto. tlieirrv-cry’
numerous potronsg.andtliopublic-generally
that they have just received a- select assortmentof
Staple and? Fancy Dry Good,
for Gentile-n:ien=and‘ Ladies’ Wear, adapted to the
Spring aml'Siimmcr Fashions of 18462.
We féeliitt altzogetlier unnecessary t‘o‘enui’nerat:e*
a—rtioles,— b'ut'-siimply» say, that the reputation this-
es~t'ab’lishine1il has‘ honestly earned, not only/b
selling chea ,-but=irt'ke‘eping~. a large end: we I
selccte stock, shall befdllfifsustairzczd:
We have" availed ourselves laitgely of "the re-
cent. rediietion of prices in New York, conse-
qusnt} upon tvh8‘V-81')’ severe pressure in the mo-
ney market, and our stock never was more com-
plbteiii every particular; and as the _gre_titen'
part of the goods of mostof-our merchants were-
probably bought some three weeks ago, at the‘
spring prices, we are sa e in sa_i/ing that we are
well prepared? to OFFER BARGAINS,’-in alla
kinds of Goodisti!(§'ii.9lt Purchasers. _ '- _ _
Those who favor" us with a-n early call. Will
have the satisfaction ofi’sel'ec-ting trom'an'nss9rt‘-'
. merit unrivaledin extent: and variety.’find’8t‘l’' ."
cos which we pledgejoumelves flmll _Pl‘9‘_,?‘_°'
isfactory to the -iclosest‘ Cash Buyers»-
zigu-ge; and a branclrof ttie_"tradb“to‘~w-lliohvwoe
I . ¢' lar allentiim. ‘
li[m)N€:V7”C7cl‘Ilnat1n§ May 8, 1846..
We would especially _invit'e'!"l""3P°°l5lPflil9£l"ll”' _.
isiocti of MILLINERY GOODS. imt ts~‘quito- '
Norwalk Chronicler