.-1 ._ .,.
Ia. ._».-.‘.,.
. ...»v.-v.. ..
I can hardly iiuagine the report to be true. He
would lose caste iflie should dare to come into
Perhaps however he, is coming to
it fi-be state.
pour oil on the troubled waters of democracy
He will find hinisclffnlly employed if this. is his °fl"“'l)"s
object.
The noii-arrival of the Gt. Britain has caused
_ This is her Qfitlidiiy
out if she left Liverpool on the day appointed ’
for her sailing. But it is thought by many that‘ -ll
she did not sail on that day orthat she put back 3 pi-ocee
for repairs. Dr. Cox is expected to return int," 130,-}, in winch
I Secretary, at which it was resolved that the
'persoiis present would appear in donicstic iiiaii- 1?],-9 Mm, Rue,-‘,,,. (ji,.,,.]0s [,,,,,".g.", Nm.“.,,lp_
ufactnrcs on the ensuing fourth of July, and,
that the Legislature should be nieinorialized to :
grant a inaiiufacturing cliartcr with a capital ofi
In 1810 the V irgiiiia House of
seine fears for her safety.
her. He gained high reputation abroad evcfl
llillollg fault-finding Englisliineii. - His coiigre'-.;u-
tion are building ii iie\v clinrcli in Bl‘UUl\'l_Yll
fivhich promises to be one ofthc first church ed-
ifices in that city.
_ The Ciiiistitiitioiial Convention has at last ad-
journed and the result of its doings has been
spread before the people. The Coiistitution
will probably be acloptczl, though I have not
heard ii single man speak in its fiivor. Theprcss
nowevcr pretty generally urges its ratification,
aml the press‘ is oninipotent. So editors think.
’1‘hm-a is little local news of importance. A
begro by the name of Thomas was on Monday
sentenced b_v Judge Ediiionds to be litiiig on the
20th o!'i\'oveiiilicr next. I mention _the fact on
account of its rare occurrence. The poor negro
had no money and of course had no friends.
'_‘lits explains the plieiiomeiia of his conviction.
If he had had one or two thousand dollars
he would Il:'l\'(‘, been pronounced innocent on the
ground of insanity.
_ The victory offlcn. Taylor caused great re-
joicing in this city among the lovers of opmilt-its
_i!nd feathers. They did not hear the groans of
the dying soldiers, or see the tears shod by those
who were made widows and orphans by the
bloody fight. \Vhcii will this nation awake to a
just sense oftlic onoriiiities oftliis most unholy
war! A day ofrctsibution will surely come.
Y.\.\'i.'i-:i:.
._ From Mexico.
Santa Ana is at length settled in i\Icxico, not
ndood as President of the republic, for this,
from policy, taste, or force of circuiiista nces, he
declines, but in a capacity quite as well suited
to his abilities. He takes command ofthc arniy,
and will as speedily as possible rally ()l‘.(l rein-
force the military power to the extent of the
goverriiient resources, with the object of oppo-
sing the advances ofthe U. S. forces.
The goveriniiont has already issued requisi-
tions upon the States for their contingcnts of
"OOPS. l't'quiring them to appear at the city of
Mexico, or at San Luis Potosi, within 70 days
after the publication of the order. The aggre-
gate of these contributions is expected to a-
mount to thirty thousand men.
All persons between the ages of 16 and 50
are obliged to take arms when l'Pqlll1'(.‘-(l.
A free pardon is tendered to all descrters from
the regular line, who may return to their re-
spective corps within three months.
All duties are remitted upon the iiitroductioii
and sale of cannon, niuskets, swords, and all
kinds of arms and iiiuiiitions of war.
The Government. proiiiises to purchase such
arms, etc. as may be needed, of pcrsoiis taking
advantage of this periiiissioii. .\Ioasiii'cs are si-
multaneously taken to establish a national foun-
dry, and the ma nu factu re ofgiiiipowder is thrown
open to competition. States, associations, and
individuals engage to raise atid maintain bodies
of troops in proportion to their iiieaiis, and en-
tirely indopendcnt of (i‘rove.i'niiic.iit i'etp.iisitioiis.
Puebla sends to the frontier, armed and slip-
ported at her solo cost, 1000 men. One citizen
of Mexico raises an equal number, calling upon
the Govornineiit for iiieans of arming them only.
The iiieiiibcrs oftho Supreme Court. of .lust‘icc,
in session_rccently, came to a siniiiar d-'.tcriii';-
nation.
This information comes from Vera Cruz by
way of New Orleans.
The Squadron, consisting of some twelve or
fourteen sail of various (ll scriptioiia still lics ell"
Vera Cruz.
I3?‘ Among the cases recently disposctl ofin
the Baltimore City Court, we notice that of Ma-
tilda Cordcry, charged with ici/c.’1crq/‘I (zml con-
ju.r(z(ion.’ by Mary \Viiinegar. She was de-
clared iiot guilty!
IIar!for¢I.-—The Delegates to the \Vliig State
Convention in Ifartford are IVIII. \V. Ellsworth,
Joseph Trumbull, I. \V. Stewart, and Zepha-
niah Aldon.
57!?‘ A steamer has been built at \Vilming-
ton, Del. on a plan entirely iiewaud novel, which
walks the water at the rate of 35 miles an hour
with ease.
'1'iHi"§ HOME LEAGUE.
lcouragemont o
of domestic iiiunutiicturos. The Richmond Eu
iqui
‘ re Richmond Times, in response,
t
l
lialfa_m2llioii.
Deli-gates passed unanimously the following;
in. C.-o{hcs con.~'i',.s't.ing of./ic mrmufzzrlurc of (hair
own. S/alc, or (he U/iitccl Slates ; and they will
furtlier, as far as their influence will tend to pro-
mote so (f('.5'lTtlf)fC an em! prt-rail on our frllmc
citizens lo_/2,llou= our f.'l.‘(lI7l[IlC.
better days of the Republic. The Secretary
oftliathoiiie ll-ague associatioii is now among
tliose who most bitterly revile every ofl'ort to
inaintam tho iiidcpciidoiico of American iiidus-
ti'y.
flfn.-°m'.---'I‘lie-House of Pteprcsciitatives, by
last accounts, stands 55 whigs to 5'.’ locus. '
Ilfizrg/lam].---Iii the legislature of this state
the wings have ii inajority on joint ballot of‘.’!)
---‘2-1 in the House and 5 in tho Seiiatc.
Georgia.---l"i'oiii Georgia we learn that
.\Icssrs. Tooinbs, Steplieiis, King and Jones,
(the last in place of Townes Loco,) all \Vhigs,
are elected to Congress, a \\'hig gain ofonc.
T/Ir: ll"'/iig Almmuur for 1-E‘-17 contains the
New Tarifl'law, iind the Sub-Treasury law—
both complete; Mr. \Vebstor’s Speech on the
Tiirill', with the letter o1'Boiijainiii Marshall and
others. It also contains an oxceedinglyinteres-
ting l:Iistory or Slictcli of the. Mexican ‘VIII’.
with graphic accounts of the battles on the Rio
(.ll'i1lltl&‘.. The article on the Political History
of 18-16 will also be found very iiitoreisthig and
useful.
The Almanac can bo obtained of II1:.\'iii'
Brrrrs, at this office. Price 112$ cents.
To wmm IT in Y coxcr.i:s.-—-All persom
afflicted with Consniiiptioii, or Coughs, or any im-
pure di.-‘case oftlie blood, would find it to tlicir in-
terest to read the adverlisciiiciit in another cnliiiiiii
in this paper headed, Coiisiimplion.
In \Vilton, on the 1.'}tli inst., by the Rev. Mr.
Smith, Mr. Cliarlcs II. Green to Miss Miary A.
Dudley, both of \Vilton.
In Daiibury, on the 11th Oct., by Rev. Ur.
Sniith, Hr. Charles Mead of Ridgctield to Miss
Fanny Nichols, of Danbury.
In :l)tllllJl1l'_\", on the 11th Oct., by Rev. Mr.
Smith, Hr. Sylvester El’/.ea of Ridgolield to Miss
Betsey Hitclicock of _l)anbury.
In New Caiiaau on the 15th inst., by the Rev.
Mr. Smith, Mr. Samuel St. John of \Vilton to
Miss Roxaiiiizi Faiiclicr ofNcw Canaan.
The People of \Vlieeling, without distinction
propose ii Home League for the on-
f the production and consumption ]
rer pronounces the scheme a "huuibug.”--
b""‘35 the , it ._taii
as should be iiiciiibors of the next legislative:
bod) , will at the iiiectiiig of that ho-ly, appr.-rzr
.-- -— - ~---v,-="-’.'. , A .- .-..‘-‘7./2"-I.~:.;”—‘ » - * 2 ‘ V ’ i
' From. the Orleans (N. Y.) Ani.e:~i'¢:’czii. 3;}; ':£ufl°rb‘va.%t°d imme
. - I y 0 e su scri er.
Ei.ni«:a'i" CURTIS.
Norwalk, Oct.‘ ‘-10 1846.
_ ..~..: . .. .. ... .. . ....-.
'soU'1"ii1 ivoiuw.aLK ACADEMY.
HE next quarter will cdminciice on Monday
Nov. 16th, under the direction of Mr. Rob-
ert: A. Collin, brother‘ of the late Principal.
s
fantly located.
“ Appllcatloli may be made to the siili;-'crilici' at
\VM. II. CLEVELAND.
Five Wile River, Oct. 10, 1846. 42
A 'l‘¢-:Ic‘lici' wantccl.
. TE ACIIE R. qualified to take charge of a
District School is wanted in the North >\Vcst
District——Brick School House. None need up-
7 o n . . a o I
“I‘liat so far as their ll1tI1H(Illlll exertions \\ ill ~ ply but such as are capable. Apply to either
go to etlcct so laudable a purpose, such of illclI1_ot the (_;,,,,,m.
Al.0.\‘7.0 C. Aiixoim I
Cxaiiii Bi:'r"rs, I CW1’
Oct. 19th, 1346.
N orwalk,
New Goods.
IIE su.bscriber has just receivoil a full sup-
ply of lI:u'd\v;are, Ciulcry, Naiis,
l
Such were the doctrines of Virginia in the 5 Glass, Paints, 0il.~', &c., which are oll'or- C
- ed on the most reasonable terms.
“7. C. STIH-J1-1'1‘.
Norwalk, Oct. 14 1846. "’
l\'0'I‘lCE.
DlSSOI.UTI()N of the copartiici°'sliip of
/' John Lani iert &. Co. took place on the
E.’0th Jniie last. The biisim-.ss is coiitiniicd by
It‘. A. Keliiiaii o" New Orleaiis, .Ioliii S. Lain-
bert and Joseph Lunibcrt, Jr. of New Canaan,
who will settle the accounts oftlie old concern.
JOHN LA;\IBERT.
New Canaan, Oct. 13, 1846. 42
I STRA w CU'l"l‘l3I{S.
REEIIUM Hay and Straw Cutting Vii-
chines, for sale by \V. C. S'r'ri:i:'r. ‘
URIB El{.——-At the Steam Boat Landing
South 1\'orwalk.—
T. L. «Y. J. _R. PECK. have just rt-.c'd the
past week a full supply of Luiiiber which will
be sold at the lowest: ll1lll'l\L‘,I prices.
100,000 Feet of Bonrtls and Plank.
15,000 “ 5-8 Box Boards.
10,000 Sidiiig.
2.000 Hemlock Boards.
1,000 “ Joist.
1,000 \Vall Strips.
1,000 Dress Spruce Plank.
300 Qiii. Spruce Plank.
100 Bunclios Shingles.
Sontli Norwalk, Oct. 13, 1843.
L6
LOUl{.—-The subscribers have constant-
ly on hand, Flour by the btlI'l'ul or It‘.i’lS
quantity to suit purcliasers, at the lowest market
prices. C. L. RAi'i\io:~'n, A: Co.
.L\'oi‘walk, (Five Mile River.)
[J ]iVIE.——Tlic. subscribers have constantly
on hand Lime from the difl'ercnt Kilns
which they offer at the lowest iiiarkot price by
the barrel or less quantity.
C. L. R.n'.\io:<n, & Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile. River.)
{P Gloves!
_ HE best quality and the largest llSS()I‘llllcllI
of Kll) G LOVES may be fouiidat \VAiiii's.
D E A T II S.
At: \Viisliington, I). C. 13111, Rt. IIon. Henry
S. Fox, late hot‘ Britaiiiiic Majesty’s Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Governiiient to the U. S.
In No\\‘ Caiiiian, on the 10th inst. Rhoda Car-
ter, widow oftlic late Ebenezer Carter, dec’d,
in the 70th year ofher age.
Stove !
OR SALE by the suliscribcr, a general
assortuient of Cooking Stoves, among
which may be found :
\Varing’s All Right Air-Tiglit;
Graiiger's Elevated Oven Air-Tight;
Low's Double Oven Air-Tight;
Fisk’s Novelty;
\Varing’s Kitchen Common Sense;
Ransoiii’s Eastou Steve;
R athbone's Improved Empire Air-Tight;
Rathbono’s Two Oven Stoves, capable of baking
ten loaves at once ;
Also, a general assortmeiit of Air-Tight and
other Parlor Stoves, all of which will be sold at
priccs which cannot fail to suit purcliascrs.
FRANCIS A. ROCKWELL.
Ridgclield, Oct. 10, 1846.
-x
42
The Sub- Cl'rcasu.ry.——'l‘lie editor of the Jour. ,
of Coimiierce saw the door oftlie sub-treasury,
unlocked the other day, when lo, aiul behold!"
there was not a dollar of specie in the whole
place!
U.-uox Coons r:—— '1‘rott£2i.g JlIa(ch.—'I‘licro
was a trot of considerable interest last week
over Union Course, wliiclidrewout a good iiuni-
ber of spectators. Lady Suffolk, Moscow and
Amcricus were the nags entered. Previous to
this there was a pacing match liet\vec.u Lady
Cricket and Harry Boyd, inilc heats best 2 in
3, which resulted as follows:
Ilarry Boyd 1—2—1.
Lady Cricket ‘J—‘.’—2.
Time 2.45——‘2.47——2.=12.
The main match was for $250, mile heats in
harness, best 3 in 5, $50 to the 2d best horse.vl
\Ve have not rooiu to give the details of the dif-i
ferent; heats; tliore were five heats run, Lady:
Suffolk winning 3, Americas 1, and one doat ‘
heat between Moscow and Americas. It wasl
quite dark when the last heat come 00'. The
fnllowiiig is the forztingz
,Lady Suffolk
2-1—1-——5‘i---1 .
Americas 1—‘2——2—0——-‘.3.
Moscow 3_3_—3——0——3.
Time 2.34-2.345——2.:i4§.-—2.35——2.3s&.
FURT1-IEIQ r;tit'rici3LAits.
Hundred .fImei-icans Kz'.’lcd——Two
Iluiidrcd l'l"ou.ndcd.
The Mexican army at the siege of blontery
numbered 11,000-—the Anioricans 6,000.
The only alloy to the gallant exploit of our ar-
my is the loss of 300 bravo fellows killed, and
200' wounded.
7'/irec
0 \VOR.'I‘I'I of DRY GOODS
will be sold at the Post in this
place to the highest bidder on 'I'hnrsday, 22d
inst. at 10 o'clock foreiiooii, cousistiiig of every
variety of articles usually found in a Dry Good
Store. LEVI CLARK, Dept. Sheriff. 42
'.l‘AXES—-Last Call.
NOTICl'3 is hereby given to all persons lia-
ble to pay State and Town Taxes in Nor-
walk, that the Tax Book on‘list 1845, may be
found at my shop at all times until the 10th day
of t\'oveuiber next. After that time I shall ex-
pect to be paid my traveling foes.
LEVI CLARK, Collector.
Norwalk, Oct. 17, 1846.
nii.oii\'G 'riiiiii:1ii:.—'1‘iio subscri-
’_ Slici-ill"s Sale.
$'2,‘30
.
Ar
bers have on hand a large assortment of
Spruce Timber, assorted sizes and lengths.
C. L. RAYMOND, & Co.
SII Pl..\l\’I(.—--The subscribers have
constantly on hand a quantity of \Vhite
Ash Plank of assorted tliickiiesses suitable for
carriage makers use.
C. L. RAYMOND, & Co.
NEVV
ESTABLISHMENT
AT
FIVE IIIILERIVER N0lK\VxlLK.
Lumber, '1'£mbcr, Groceries, c§'c.
IIE subscribers have opened at Five Mile
River Landing, 11 Lumber Yard and Store,
where they will keep coiistantly on sale as good
an assortnicnt of Lumber, Lath and Timber,
The‘ I\Texi_(:ziIl loss is 1llll\‘l10\Vll,'lJl1l‘. Supposed
to‘ be less than that of the Aiucricans, owing t
the cover of their fortiticatioiis, which were very
strong.
o0.
fevory description, as can be found in the
country, and at the uiost reasonable prices.
Also, a general iissortinent of Dry Goods and
Salt 1 Salt 1
600 B
USIIF. LS Coarse Stilt for sale by
T. L. «V J. R. PECK.
Oct. 13, 1846.
IBLACIK SNIITIPS C0.-IL
at the Steam Boat Laiuliug
SOUTH NOR\VALK.
L. &. J. R. PECK will be discharging
o this week ii cargo of Superior Black-
siiiitli’s Coal; those in want of the above Coal _
will do well to cull iuid examine the same.
Oct. 13. 18-16.
I\0'l'llC.'.'.
LL persons indebted to the late lirin of
STREET & CAM P, or to the subscri-
ber, whose acconiits are of more than three
ate payment. \V. C. S'riu-:i:'r.
Oct. 13, 1846.
Oils.
LEACIIED and uiibleachcd Sperm Oil,
refined, and common Lamp and \Vliale Oil,
English and Ainericaii Linseed Oil, by the bar-
rel or retail. for sale by \V1\i. C. S'rni~:r.'r.
UNDER SHIRTS.
ADIES and ('1‘entlei'iieii‘s under shirts and
Drawers. Also a very handsome assort-
ment of Dry Goods. Just rec’d and for sale by
M. \V.\i(it:.\iA:s.__
300
MORE Shirt I-Iauds wanted. The
highest prices in Cash or trade will
be paid on delivery of the work
at M. \VAi(i:u.ix's.
V lIAVA'I‘S, Scarfs and Suspenders, just
received a very hiiiidsonie lot.
M. \V.Iii<i:.\i.\:v.
\Vanlc(1.
\VO)IAN to do the work in a small funi-
ily. A person well recoineiided can liavo
steady employment by calling on
JAMES MAi.I.oiu'.
\VARD
AS a full assortment; of Satinetts and Cas-
simeres—of the latter, some ¢‘.'I.‘(7'('l fine.
LOCUST POSTS.
SMALL lot. of Long Island Locust suita-
ble for Fence Posts. I’ or sale by
T. L. & J. R. Piiicii.
H
A
Oct. 13 18-0‘.
NE\V FALL AND \VINTER GOODS!
AT COIVISTOCIC & IIA LL’S
Cheaper than ever 1.
-E AVING.beoii induced to purchase. largely,
both of staple and fancy DRY GOODS,
ifrom the extraordinary low prices that have
irnled in the great. “Commercial Eiiiporiuiii”
Tfor the piist few days, we are now prepared to
exhibit to the public a bflallli/Ill assortment of
Rich on I-‘asliionablc ~‘:incy Goods
suitiiblo for the season, and
OFFER BARGAINS
FOR SALE.—--The House re-
cently erected by the subscriber on
7 the east end of the street known lit"
' Morwin Place, and the lot on which
i is otli-red for stile on favorable terms.
dings ofa Home League held in that city The House is very neat in appearance, and coii-
Tlioiiias Ritchie acted as .Wmem I" Constructiollt “"1 "Ill-lll’l.Y "ml l’l°“5‘
4‘?-
iiiontlis standing are rcqiiested to IIIIIl\C iiiiiiiedi- .
A. E. B1-ZARD, Coin.
South Norwalk, Oct. 12, 1841f‘.
Asscssor’s Notice,
LI. persons liable to pay taxes in the town
V ofNor\viilk, are hereby notified tobring in
their lists ofratoable Estate, liable to be assess-l
ed, to either of the siibsci'ibcr.=, on or before the
20th day of iiist. Octolicr, or they will be liable
to be tlii°cc-fiililotl as the law directs.
Join’ A. \Vi:i:n, }
\V.\i. S. LUC1{\\'t)l)1), |
S.nwi-:1. Riciuiiiis, }.\ssossoi's.
41
x
F BEE
(
than can be foun-‘l at any otlicr store in l*'air.‘inlil
.l0.\’.-\Tll.\.\' C.\.iii-, Jr. I
Hi-zxav S1".l'2I.l:ZC1\', J
Norwalk, Oct. 5, 1-9-16.
40
Found oaiicos,"s’iE.
150
Just Received,
ob:-ated iiiaiiiif.ictories, at '2:';cts. per pound.
Also a good \’|l‘ltllll_\' at 145} cents.
from -'1 to 6.‘; cents the yard.
Aso, ii icry clicap lot ol'B ()’.1‘l(:lUlIlS, Bcavcrt
lotlis, Salinctts. Lllt-riiio-', Alpaccas, I’araiiiet'-,
tas, Muslin do Latins, woollen Plaids, Ingraiii,3
Vt-nitiaii t\'. Stair (.Iarpt-tiiig, with a full ass.oi't-
incnt of fall and winter goods, at the lo\v ttllllll‘
pI'ice.~', at MouL'rox's.
‘V0.-‘tpoi't, ()c.tolwr 1'3, 18'lfi. 3?’-"41 .
‘ SUG \ I3.
IIE siilisci'ilu-.i's have just race‘-vod a liaiul-\,
sonio supply of choice sugars, \Vt_'ll worthy of‘
public attention. (ii-:0. \\<’. S.\ii'rii.
AL!-‘RI.-2|) I\'.\'Ari-.
So. Norwalk July ‘.23, 11-546.
"é‘357a7.1“'! Goéi
Al. the Steam Boat Lviiiqliiig,
SOUTH t\'OR.\VAL:l{.
L. 6:. J. R. PECK have now in yard a
. - 0 full supply of
PEACII ()II«CI'Ix\IID & LEIIIGII COAL
of tho vii rious sizes, which will be delivered froin
the yard in good order, wcll screened and free
froni dirt. '.l‘lioso in want will do well to call
and cxaiiiiiic tlicaliovo. .\'o 1lIono,~m[_I/ at this
_I/((I‘(f, as our 1n'ic(-‘»' arc, and /iurc been such as
In ¢-rmi'I/icc l/[P3 public of this fact.
South Norwalk, Oct. 13.
(DA and Matting,
had cheap, of A. \l. \V.~\iii).
GOAL ! 2,000 Tons
EACII ORCIIAR.D, RED ASII, and
L E l.IlGlI COAL, of the various sizes,
and best quality, new in the yard at the
l\’oi-walk Lauuliiig.
The siibs_cribei's are now prcparc.d to deliver
the above coal in good order, we-ll scrceiied, at
the lowest inarkct prices.
Coiisniiicrs and purcliasers are invited to call
at the coal office near the yard, or on either of
the subscribers before purchasing clsewliere.
()L.\IS'I‘ CA1) c'\: CURTIS.
S'ri:i'iir..\' Oi.'.ns'i‘i-:.\n. Norwalk,
S'rii.r.s CUR'1‘l.S. ; Sept. 2'2, 1B16.[38
AIVI P Trimiiiings——Astrial & Solar Lamp
1 \Vicks. All other kinds ofwicks.
Astrial 6:. Solar Lamp Glass, Glass Candle-
sticks, Bi-itiinia Lamps, at the Store of
Sept 20. C-. E. Disbrow.
Shawls !
‘HE largest and best assortment of this ar-
ticlo may be found at the atom of
Its. M.«i.i.oiu‘ A: Co.
“iii-iitI:{;4‘?,4i"."£;Z-‘tit?-};‘i
AT PECICS BR.-‘.i\’C1'I ._"I‘ORE.
ITST Received a large and splendid assort-
ment which will be sold cheap for Cash.
Oct. 13, I-'5'-lli.
New Goods 1
This day rec’d at the Old f-‘tzuid of
J.»\M11lS MALLORY A: CO.
Oct. 8, 18-16.
C HE.-kl’!
H ENR Y Ilandes has just received his stock
. of Fall and \Vinter work, which is unusu-
ally large. superior and cheap. Men's Boots.
Shoes and Brogaiis, and womcns and childreiis
shoes comprise the leading articles of his assort-
nient.
Iim/Ea Rubbcrs.——-A fine assortment of various
sized India Rubbers suitable for men, women
and iiiisscs. Those who call first. will stand the
best chance. They will be found as cheap as
they are superior. Oct. 5, 18-16..
T ‘V HE‘Court of Probate for the District of
Ridgclicld has liiiiitod and allowed six
—
40
months from the date hereof. for the creditors
of the estate of IIANNAII LEASON, late of
Ridgefield in said district, deceased, to exhibit
their claims for settleiiioiit. Tliosc. who neg-
lect to presciit their accouiits properly attested
within said tinic will be debarred a recovery.
All pcrsoiis indebted tosaid estate are reqtlesteil
to iiialm iiniiicdiate payment to
Ilrzzi-:i(i.-iii Sco'r'r, Adiiiiiii.-tratoi'.
_ with the \Vill annxed.
Ridgclicld, Sc.pt. ‘J6, 1c‘~.-16.
N0'l‘lC IS.
AT a Court of Probate holden at Grct-iiw':cli
within and for the District of Staiiiford
October 8th 1816, on the Estate of ISA.-\ C S.
ISAACS deceased, late of Norwalk, without
this District, the scttleiiient of said estate l-aving
proper Cause legally pertaiiied to this Court.
Or¢lcrc¢l.——Tluit ‘the surviving Administra-
tor on said Estate exhibit his accouiits to this
Court for adjustment at this Probate Office in
said Greenwich, on the 10lli day of November
1846, at 9 o’clock in the forcnooii: and thatall
persons indebted in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the Adiniiiistrator will cause this or-
der to be publislied in a Iiewspnpei‘ printed in
Fairfield County, and post. it copy thereof on the
Sign Post in said Norwalk, nearest the last res-
idciice of said deceased.
41 EPIIRAIM GOLD}-ZN, Judge.
Glorious Prospect to Consumers of
D R Y G. O O D S l
HAVE been enabled to effect an arrange-
ment whereby I can obt.ain Goods of _ every
description at much less than regular prices.——
I
the lcadiiig -.ii‘ticli.-s.
30 picces rich DRESS GOODS;
B
in our Goon
R AIRS
S
“eta seats STORE 1”
PE NE D on '.\Ioiiday of this wet-.l< my full assortment of Rich, New and Fashionable Goods‘-,'
llllzl l can now safely say that .I can and will ‘offer greater inducements to pui'(:liiise'r§
County. Every article that can be called for in
an e.v.tc:isivo Dry (i‘roods Fstitlilisliiiioiit can now be found at my store. Bclow are a few of
. 30 a. rich all Wool C.\StIM1:‘.RES at-. DE i’..§1'~t'i'~:'s',*
50 do plaid l"R.E.\’Cll LUSTII ES; 500 do l’lll.\I'_l‘S, from 4 to 15 cts ;. i
20 do the best of
lr‘ri-.:icli, Engli.-li and .‘\lllt'.l‘l(':lll lll{()ADCL(_)'l‘liS, front 87$ to :51} 00; 50 do superior
lC.-\SSl..\IERES, of iill colors and kinds; 50 do SA'.l.‘l‘.\'ETT
3 Y Y g ‘ _‘ . lolft-red; 20 dill'crciit: styles of goods tiii'liulit-s’ (?[,(f)_-\]\'S; 1i3Casliii'i(z'i-é'L()I\I(§ S
1 OI} -\ [)5 (- -\Ll(5(-) 0f5"P°Ti0T wool, very low; 15 all wool SQil.\l{.l:I Sll \.\V LS casliiiiere; 50 Cotton and wool‘ BROCHA‘
‘l'“'l‘l.Vv l*'““‘ ("W 0‘ ‘I10 '“‘'-‘*l 001' S'l‘.-\\VLS: Coniinoii woolen and dress SI-IA\VLS in abundance; I
of M l L LIN ER Y (i'()Ofl_)S.
S, the best. and chea ,ést _evei°
HAN 7LS, all
Also, a tasty assorinent:
\Vc have not time to ciiunicratc articles, but will say that the wants of all can be supplied at
. . . ' . o - v . ' ' . .
’\l'‘" ’‘'’‘“I“''' l"l' "I Ill"-5° 10') 1-11'3"!’ (‘"l"305a the lowest possible prices, at my old and well known stand.
C. J. GRUMAN.
SEE.-i\Vl.§.
(1 .-\Sll.‘»*l ER E, li1'U(‘.lItl, Silk and ‘.\-Iooloii,
’ Diiiiiask, comiiion \\='oolcn and every oth-
or style of Shawls can now be found at the store
oftlio subscriber tit greatly i't-iliicil prices.
C. J. GRL'.\IA.\’.
Norwalk, Sept. 28, 18-113.
Look at this.
Pounds of Sugar for one dollar’, aiti
1' .
Aug. 28, 1846. BURRALL'S.
0
Syria 1) Molasses.
A-Fine article of syrup molasses, for sale_ at
BURRALL’S.'. .
Floor 0.! C§0lIl\ and (,':lI'§N:II|I,'_.f'S.
‘i OM E new patterns have just been added
L ' to our assortniont, wliich wt-. are plcilgod
to sell it little clicapcr ,1-no they can he bought
in the plaice. J.-is. M.-ti.i.oi-.i' 8»; Co.
lct. ti -1~"(i.
L1
Non’ l1)i.scovci'y!
]*ICON().\IlS'l‘S’ I‘.XlI\"l‘.
V _‘IlE snbscribcrs liaviiig purcliascd the
Riglit. to innkc, sell and iisc, the above Ell’-
ticlc, oll'ei' it to their friciids and the public, as a
cheap and durable s'.ibstit.:ite for white lead, (at
two tliirds the cost‘ of whitc ll‘2l(l) for the paint-
ing oftlie outside and iiiside walls of lionscs,
bnriis. fctic-es, t\‘c. Its diiraliility has been tos-
tcd, and we can with t1(mllt.lcIE(:iB l'ti(.'l)ll1!ll(_'.llLl it‘.
It adiiiits ofbciiig iiiixcd, as a bi'2llEaiit white or
any color or shade ordinarily used in house pain-
ting, ..\'c.
Buililiiigs and fences, wliicli liavo heart with-
out piiiiit 10 or :30 yr.-.aii's (la-ciiiisc. of the great
expense ofoil paint) are now painted with tho
econnniist'.-1: paint aiul are easily iiiistakcn tiir
new. Boards upon barns and fciiccs that have
never been planed are readily coined with it,
and on such will stand good for i:iaiiyycai's. For
covering white wash which rulis oil’, upon inside
walls, iiotliiiig ocpials it. It ]‘o:‘l'cctly prevents
the rubbing oil’, and is very lirilliant.
\Ve have also secured the right of iiiaking
and using ii varnish to lay over the same, wlicie
atantliiig clcansiiig the same as (,'t)].‘tll.\'ill'l1l$ll.
The above. prticlcs are alwzays on hand, for
sale in large or small rpiaiititie;-:, and ovcr_\,' di-
rection given to]~ui‘cl:a.st-i's for i;sii:g- tho .-raiiic.
Samples of its clli-cts can be soon by calling at
the store of the siiliscriliers.
DIMON FANTON, A’ (_,'O., IIousc-
Painters, &c. No. 8 i\Iain st.
Norwalk, Oct. 6, 1806.
Just I€('(:‘d at the N1~}\V S'l‘€l‘i‘.§E.
4 . LUE, Drab ck. Black Alpiicas; oxtra fine
i 3 Plaid do.: Plaid i\;lei'iiioes; I’laiii Black,
Blue, Drab, hliillit-i'r_\', t\'c.do.; very fine Thibet.
Clotlis; Muslin :l)‘.lJ21lllU.\‘, and C2i.~slniici'cs of
new style; Prints and Giiigliaiiis—very rich
patterns. \\'.iau.
-'10
New Stccl Goods.
‘ :2 AG Clasps, Purse clasps, Bet-ds, Tassels,
< 3 Purse Riiigs, Slidcs for Ribboiis, liiickles
for waists, a new article, Pens 'l.‘wccsei's, 'l‘liiiii-
blos, lIair-piiis Ate. New, nice, and clicap all.
. At C. E. ])isliro\vs,
AS rcc.'il. Brown Liiioii Talilo Cliitlis.
~ L 1 1 . '\]' I.
white Diiiiiiisa t.o.; co.nicd Iaiic Lux-
ers; heavy bleaclie-zl Slioctiiigs; coiiiinon brown
iind white do.; also Ticl-ziiigs.
A. Iiil. VI".-l. Rii)
‘lWliat is the 1\'ews?
IIY, JOIIN BUll.llALIi has just rc-
ceivcd ii new supply of very superior
quality of Cliecsc, and he will warraiit it not to
iuakc the person sick that eats it, unless he
eats too imich. Norwalk, Aug. 20, 1846
of \Vilt0n, and iioii-rcsidciits liable to pay Tax-
es therein, are licrcliy notified that. I will meet;
them to receive their State and Town Taxes
on list of 1845, at the Store of Abijali Betti‘. in
said \Vilton, on \‘.’edi:cstlay the 21st day of
October next, from 2 until .5 o'clock P. ill);
at the Store of Nathan Coiiistock, on Thursday
the 22nd, from 2 until 5 o'clock, P. DI. ; and at
the Store of Cliarlcs Cainioii, from ‘.3 until 5
o’clock, I’. IVI. of I*‘riday the 23d.
Eni-:.\'i«:zi-:it G. ’»i~:'1"rs, Collector.
\Vilton, Septciiilier, ‘28, 1846. .';t3‘:‘3t
T illillinor Vkaiitetl.
. IIE advci'tisc.r, long established in the i'n"'tl'-
liiicry businc;-:5 in the city of Savannah, Georgia,
is desirous of obtaining iiiiinctliiitely thoservices
ofa young lady as assistant in her e:=t:'.-blisli-
ment, on an engagement of a term not I.’.SS-'ill]ll|l
one year. To one of suitable cliaracter and
qualifications, liberal wages will be given, and an
agreeable lionie secured. Travcliiig expenses
out, will be paid by the advertiser. Inquiry inay
be made at this office. October, 10, 18-115. “‘-11
Vairiuisli.
"V
'1. HE subscriber offers for sale by the barrel,
can, or retail, S. I’. Smith's suporior Coach,
Polisliing and Furnit;ure \"arniiish_. and .IZ1'Pll"9
at nianufactui'er'5 DriccS- ‘V 31- 0- 5'1‘1““-F-'1‘-
._____.___.
Life I115.-zurance.
T HE Natioiial Loan Fund Life Assuiaiiico So-
cietyofLoiidoii—capEtal of >}'2,500,0ll0—-
liav
for Norwalk and vicinity. will receive proposals
mid issue pii'Fic'res+ef? L.i17e Insurance on the most
fin-orable tcriiis by applying to J. C’.-mil‘,
,3? Norwalk, S’:-.pt. 15, 18-143. Agent.
LADIES
a gloss is dcsirced, which is equally durable,
fila'§:eS'——TIl(‘. inliabitaiits oftho town‘
ing appointed the uiidcrsigneil their Agont_
ILL obligeby inspecting the ai'ticles of
El’l'l-II: S:ulcc.——.\ splendid ..-.i.i‘.'
for sale by J. A.’ \VEED.
's't-‘riiigcs and silk I‘-‘-aiicjt B!itl.oIFsx
l3I'iAUTIFUL
A .
assortinent just received‘.
J.\s. 1VI.-u.i.ouv &: Co.
'l‘lI0.V§_i.S RILEY,
M E R C I
IAN '1‘ ’I"A.‘I]‘..‘0 ,
\VOULD' take this
method to inform the
public that he has taken
the store formerly occu-'
pied by Mallory .2 Banks,
but more receiit,ly,
Scribner .tt‘IficT , Ril'ey__;’
where‘ he iiitoiids' to car—"
ry on the tailoring busi-
ness iii all its various
._-.,, .- branches; he would ton-
LL3: -T’ ’
‘dc.’ to theui his thanks for the patronage liere—
,l()fUl’U i'cceiv‘ed and hopes by caijeful and unre-
,lll.1illlll§I attention to I)tlS~‘ll1€-.‘.SS,fO' secure from
'll1(.‘llI a liberal support. He will assure those-.
who may favor him with a call that his work will
be done in a iiianiier that will give entire satis-
faction. Garinents will be furnished at as low‘
])l‘lt'(l’S' and (')’ll,flS_ reasonable terms as at an y otlier"
siniilar estzililisliiiii-iit'iii l‘I'tli'v{*ul’li".'
Niii'\\'iilli, Sept. 1, 1846.
Dissolmion.
l
IIE Partncrsliip of \Vilcox and Mitchell
was ilissolvnd on the 28th day of Septem-
but‘ 1816, by mutual consent".
N’.-\'1‘l1A-N‘
Jam-:s‘ 1l.l»'r‘i""t:iii-:‘I3i., JR.-
1..
W}
E. VVi’i.'cox'.r
31
I-‘ré"sli C:ilEllp}!‘(3‘IIO this d{I‘j"';"'
I 3 ‘ AKE out till: o1ila"ndpiit' in nest; and you
will have good light. C. E. Dxslmow.
Norwalk, Sept. 15, 18-16.
New Fall Goods.
AT THE OLD STAND OF
.l.-lililfl lilzlliL0ll.Y, & 00.
F VIIE subscribers would announce to the pub--
he. that they have received during the‘
past week, direct from the Auction houses, their
first iiivoico of goods for the Fall trade. Their
arrangeiiicnts in New York are each gas will
enable tlimri: ttliieligli. the eiitire season, to offdr,
at the earliest intiincnr, alI*’tl_-ie” new and various
styles of goods, that make their appearance iw
that iiiai'kc..t..
NEVV DRY GOODS STORE
IN WESTPORT.
HE subscriber would iiiforui the citizens of
' l"airliold Co. that he will on the 19th inst.
{open for their inspection in la"‘e's-tpo'rl3 ,al: the
Q large store foi'incrly :rt:ciipiii'(l by S. E. Cfi'tir2a’.!!_i.-
a few rods east. ciftlie“ )l"I(I_Q(‘», a large and fiisl*'i’--
ionablc assortineut of DRY GOODS, embra-
. cing Cloths, Cassinieres and Vestings, of every
. vaiicty; Calicos, I)elaiiies','Me_rinoes, Ginghaiii.
_,..
l Shootings, Sliirting, Ilosiery, &c.,together with
lull goods usually to be found in a dry goods store,
‘ and of the latest styles and iiiiportiitioii, which I
5 have bought. within _tlie ]')i1Sli_V\'e_f)'li in‘ New York
I at Auction, for cash, aiid'\\’lii3li'is‘,iibw‘ dgfcredi
5 at uiiprcccdcntcd low prices for CASH oi‘il'y.- ‘
Having made arrangements with a house in
New York, I shall receive daily direct from the
Auction houses and from the importers, the
most desirable styles of dry goods that_the X-3.8!‘
kct can afford, and being all boiiglit fbrciish, I
_am enabled to's'.«$f:l v‘ery__ cheap. Particular nt-
' tciitioii will be'p:iidi‘tb‘ke‘eping a large and ex-
tensive iissortiiiciit of Cloths, Cassinieres, Sati--
iicts and Vestings, which will be sold by the
yard or made up in a style that must please .
evcrv ones taste, and at very low prices.
llfanlcrl, any nunibor of good shirt, vests, and’
pantalooiis makers, to whom plenty of work and-
good prices will be given.
\VILLIAiVl J. FINCHC
\\'estport, Sept. 14th, 1846. 37'
A LEX. M." \VA‘RD invites the ladies to a.
trial of a new “sewingaieedle,”_introduced
by him into this market.‘
I
IST of I3-otters 2-’:-:‘_;'lI1?-1"il1l1lgllI1 the Rest Of-
_1 fic'c':it Ridgcffcld, Oct. 1st., 1846.
_-\.‘V.0l'y, Treadwcll Mills, Isaac
Bi;-dsell, Gilbert; Miller, Justus
mm,-s, John l\IcGregor, Alex
Combs, Simon Main, Samuel.
Drew, E S——2 Mills, Horatio W
])':cl=.ens Jr, Pete!‘ Nickson. 1-1 L
_l_t‘]'()st:,, i\Tl'S A. OIIEII, COIIIIDIJUS
(},-“cs, ,-N1,“-y . . Silleck, Betsey
.l'ciiiiiiigs, Rohertil Smiths NWICY
I\—C()l(?1',iI)1llllt5l K S?_H1f01'di Z9133“?
Muiisoii Jr,- J aii'ies"' \,\':"Hl'l‘_8ll, Ilfiss Eliza!
Mead, Mrs Aiiiy \V0bl3.' Eli?-11 A
40 RUSSELL J0.\'ES,"P. M’.
W S8. A. El. ‘VA RI) liaviiiii recently
. pnrcliased my interest iii'tlie"Dl‘y Goods
_.
Cainbric Ildks, thread and Swiss Muslin
Edgeings and Insertings, fine Swiss Muslins,
wide Italian Silks, Dress Goods, Shawls, and
articles of fancy and perfuiiiery at the New
Store of A» DI-
Groceries, consisting of cloths, and cotton goods,
teas. coffee. sugar. flour, feed, molasses, spices,
soap, candles, brooms, snuff, tobacco, lime. 550-
A‘ c. including almost every variet.y of iteuis gen-
erally to be found in ii country store.
Nails and Glass at wholesale and retail.
C. L. Raraiosn, & C0.
N orwalk, (Five Mile Ri.vei',) Oct. 13. 4‘).
All articles purchased of the subscribers that
do not answer the recolnmcnd given can be re-
turned and the money will. be Efifllllded and all
expenses paid.
A SADIDLEIPS SILK
LARGE quantity of this articlemftlieliest
quality, and of every shade and color may be
found. at VMM. B-.-Sw-.\N’s.~
Gen. Taylor had his horse wounded, but was
lliinsclf unliurt; at the first fire he had at iiarro\v «
escape. from one of the enemy’s balls. .
Gfe-ii. Ta.yliox now holds his head quarters In
Montietey.
in all kinds of Goods to Cash Pure/iizscrs.
\Ve feel it altogetherunnecessary to enumerate
articles, but simply say, that. the reputation t/tis
cstablisluncnt /Ids Ii.onc.sll_I/ carnccl, not only by
scllin g cheap, but in keeping a large aiiirl 'l6‘(.‘ll
sclcclcd stock, shall be fully suslciiizcd.
Those who favor us with an early call, will
have the satisfaction of selecting. firoinian assort-
ment unrivaled in extent and variety, and at pri-
ces which we pledge ourselves sh:i.Ll- prove sat-
isfactory to the closest Cash Buyers. _
\Ve would especially invite aniiispection of our 5
stock of MIL-LIN‘ER~Y GOODS,-as it- is quite
;large, and a- branch of the‘ tra_de to which we
pay particular attention.»
L New Canaan, Oct. 13, 1816.-
)is to purchasers will be
0 will call on me and ex-
amine the many bargains I have this day opened,
Among tlieni will be shown 1 case very rich
151,1] I51-ims or Calico, which will be sold at only‘
10 cts the yard, and they are warranted fa-st col- '
ors, aml as good as any pr’ its sold for 15 cts the:
business at the old mid well‘ léiiown stand——
“NOR\VA-LK STORE,” I-ta'ke much pleas-
urc in l't".c0lTllY1‘éIl¥IlDgrIIlIIl _to all old patrons
and the public generally, fin-' ii titiemi share of
their patronage. Ilis integrity and bu_sl_neS&
qualifications are already known to the publish] .
I HE subscriber, tenders his services to the‘; N._B. All accounts of ln01:0lT31fl<_n‘t‘V0(’]":‘0:;] 9.
citizens of Norwalk, as a teacher ‘of “standing due me must be scvtlcc l|YI13Ta§r:l‘:q' Yr
Music. He deems himself qualified to’ give ui- gto siive cost. (L. . L936
struction upon the Piano, and alsoin vocal music. Norwalk. Sept. 8, 1846.
Any persons wisliing. to take lessons in either ‘VIIITE LEA“.
".'~"i'€i’l-"' I .0... N...
0: - ' . ‘ ~ ' . _ - 3 -
‘ JOHN‘ C. BRIGGS. _ for 5:16 by _ T. L. 6.. J. R. I ECK.
Norwnlk, July 20,1846. May 1-1845-
Tlie importance of ti
fully shown to all wh
IVI':lLlT'A‘nY—-=’irr00})s_fbT fl‘aznpi'co---—'PW0 c0lI-t--
panies of the 4th Artillery, satioiied at Fortress
hloiiroe. and a company of Recruits, about 5250.
in-all. are expected to sail tot-day-d;est.iiit!.~ti.on
supposed to be Tanipico. The‘ accounts from
“Washington are that 1000’regulars and.4000 vol-
unteers,-under command of Gen. P'at-terson, are
15036 lauded by the GulfhSquadron at Tampico,
an are to commence t e invasion of Mexico’
froin-that point: ofthe Gulf'ooast.——*1"or/‘ollc Bea-A‘
C0flu
Instruction on the Piano-*I~‘o-rte.
ll
yard ; also one case more ofthose Chintz Prints:
for only 6.-{cts the yard well woitttho Slots. Call"
;soon or they will begone‘. _
-. C. J .~ GRU MAN‘ Old Bridge Store.
'l'will’cl Giuglnams.
new and elegant patterns have just
d"and-are offeredvery low, at the’
Jlas. DIAI§L0llY- 6.’. Co.
.1 OME
been rec
‘store of
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