Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, November 11, 1846 · page 3

' 0(l*.l blow from which it cainiot rise.

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NEWVCTAORK CESLECTIONLL
Great Victory!

Crow, Cliapinan, Crow!

Co71'e.<]7o7i(lcnceoftlic Gaicllc.
New Yoiiic, November 7. 184."-

Dizai‘. Stit:—'I‘his State was visited with H
terrible “rain storm” on Tuesday last. It sur-
passed in violence and fury the storm which
swept through Ohio and 1’eimsylv.'iiiia a few
weeks ago. Accounts of ravages have been
pouring into the city for the last three days, and
it is supposed that we now have very fall A: an-
thentic particulars of tlii.-. dauiagc done. The
The ship

storm has proved very disastrous.
“Cato,” Silas \Vriglit, Mast'e.r,was driven iisllore
and is now a total wreck. She lies on ii reefof
rocks called “the tariffof’<l(i,” and tliere is no
hope of getting hc.r otl‘, unless by some under-
In-

humerable fragiiieiits of other and smaller ves-

 

The depth to which Lot-ofocoism has been

,burie.l by the recent eloittion in the .l‘:llll)i‘l'(-3

niininw iro e.“ the reels can be 1‘einove.l. I . . .
=3 l C 5°. ° ‘ ‘ ‘State, calls fora tiiller notice than our pri.-sent

iliziiits allow tis to take ofit. The victory is more

st-.)_~ - \ ".1" H here fl0'tl3ltl” about and the o‘'-,- - - i
_ 5 ‘U0 L“ ‘l. ‘ ° i, . ii ‘ ,li '1lliiint and complete than the couiit'ry dare l to

licers are ciirsziigtlie storm winch has proved ‘ho .(. [1, 0, 0,, ,i, H “H I “ ,, . film ,“,).“§

_ , , __ _ :' ' ,'-.31 :.‘l zzy ‘o. -:i ii‘. e. '. 1,’.

so (lestiuctive totheirexpectatzoiiot t...tnre gain. l .', - i ., i . 5

I . , 5 ‘ 1, r , H ,w.t.i:n the State ertpi-ctetl. .lLltll)l':l(flliL{2lS does

~ t “'l\'C$ me p eastirt. owever o sta ‘e rit one . . . . .

, *3 I 1'“, (,1, , H t '_ ,‘ ' _ ,tlie Stats‘, the i~ei.=ti'e and lzeart ol political iii-

vesse. esci ,: -. a i us iiiiivi.-r.sa w. ecii.— _ _, , . ,, , . _. _

The “subtemucun ,, Hike “nlml hhs,m_ {mm iltiigui, an-.. l)¢-litg i..e ;.1i.iit.-ozi ul the iiiost you _
> 7 ' - l K J n > , - o u - .
, , , , _’ ’ ertul and i:o:isuiii:ii:ite i-.‘igiiierv ol political cor-

lilacliwcllslsaiiid tor Albaiiv, is repnrted to . . , ’. . .

,1 ‘C H I ,‘C, H] h” I I, ‘_ f I I _ 'l'tIIIl't()ll in tiie couiitry, and givnig these lll(‘.;1'
a' "ic.i e: c‘ iaceinsaey. t is

said, however, that the Captain of this craft will l . , . . ,

, . , Ito conic into tiio beliel tiiat.

not: be able to spend niuc.i time at Albany flltsl

R. ‘I erk could do
, , _ ., , _ iiiiicli to extricate herself.
‘.vinter, as his services w:ll be repiircl on l3laek- . . .
, triuiiiphed iigaiiist everv oiiils,
well s Isla:i;l. ', , '

_’ _ _ _ _ our liopes aisu t~-iirs.
which rezpiire sea air for their cure. I

Iltwiilijs he has certain iliseases
But -is .
‘ ,!eoiiiple‘.'i‘, we shall not llieretom atteiiipt to give.

llrit Island is '1 Wood i ‘ICC in vhich to stud ‘ loco I
. i. . . I ‘Q 11.‘ S _ -l_ tlieiii iii detail. this week. In general ternis
ioco navigation. a residence tliere l'lltS winter

. _ , tliev sinii‘ up thus :
will litlinu to take coniniand ol a larger and more ‘

. . . . . . A \\'hig (ziovi-1'iior bv 30,600 'ntajoritv.
Success to tnis aspiriiig nav:ga- , ’ , . .‘ , . '

‘ ‘ 33 tliorougli wiiigs 1:1 :1 Coiigressioiial diele-
giitiiiii oi 3-1, and I} olliers whose votes may be
counted on in tiivor of protectioii, making 26!

‘Valuable vessel.
let‘.
rewarded.

But what do you think oftlie Empire State.
pretty

Genius and l10t)O.s‘l7_)' such as his ought to be

6 out of 8 senators ', the l-louse ofl’tepreseiit-
atives by a wliolesoine iiiiijority ; and ii iiia_}ori-
ty on joint: ballot‘.

l3e.<i<les all this the whi_',;s have citrrieil the
-coniity iiilicers in a iii:i_ioriI_v ol"coiiiitie.~:.

l<‘isli, for li1.(‘.l2l (.‘roveriio:° failed ofan election.

That will do for the l‘iltlI)ll'C ; now make
way for the .lei':-‘ey l:’:lues.

N it} ‘C.’ .l R SE Y.

and the liigli-liaiidi-.d iisiiipiitit-iis of the lilxecu-l T139 “'l‘*".'-.5“ “ll-\"“«“' ~l“T-““." l‘”"“ “ Sill“? "fllm
lsaiiie leelziig wlizcli has prevailed in most of the

Is not: the foul stain of locofocoisni
thorouglily \\'2lsllO:l out by this great: “rain
storni I” The iufaiiious war with i\Iexico, the
Britisli tarill' ofl8l(}, the tricker_v, fraud and de-
ceit by which Mr. Polk ()i)litil1(‘.:.l his electioii &
seeks to perpetuate. his power, the b:ise trucl'.- i
ling of t\'ort.lie:~ii loc;ifocoisiii to the slaveoci'::c_',', 

live at tl‘e last se.‘s':o:i of Coiwres‘. li-ire been -. . . .
i i i 3 ° 5 ‘ i.St'ales whit-li have held their ele('t.'iii:s of late.

l
,Tne.y have electel 4 out of o Coiigi'essiiieii.
Locofocoisiii has rece':v- ; and carried the legislatiire by a majority of ‘£7

‘A

Oi,‘ me lo_ onjoint ballot—last year :3.

most enipliatically condeiiiiied liy the freoiiieii
of the liiupire State.
cofoco meuibers from this State in the ]>resoiitl The OM l3“.V Si"r"“' ""7195 ”“"3l- H01‘ l‘-:l4‘C'
. . . . ' ‘ | \,’z ‘ Ii_ 3 _ ; '.
Loiigress, who so implicitly obeyed the com- l'°" l l” h‘1l,°“_ ‘”''‘l l.‘ _ 7_
mands of the iixccizttive, last winter, one only, lt is said that an important agricultural
has been i'e-electe.l. They have thus learned I discovery has recently been niade,sliowing
Elliat by the union iif salt :‘ii'iv.l sent, a most
'vi .ll ra nre is re ured. l ':

learned that “no man can serve two iii:istei's.’’ ! mm ) e l i n N P. d i L 1”‘ been

And 8,, “,1, ,1, th an 1 .( of \, ,, ifouud that l:iiid uliieli nsuallv proiliiced

- l'lS ’ ' " e ' .11 '1. in i or tern‘ - ' -

‘ 1 '§ ’ _ ‘_ _ Y , ., 2.) tons of carrots to an acre, when fertil-
dclflocnlc-l"_t 1° tl‘f‘’‘'tC 50" "l *\°“ ‘”"_—“_" izeil by a inixtiire of six liiisliels und a hall"
aspirantto the presideiicy, has beeii beaten iiiliis of SUM ‘.;,.|d;,,,, {,,,.H._ This ,,.,,m,,,.e is

_ _ _ _ . ' r: . r p _ ‘ |
own State,aud-——wliieli adds a sting to the deteat ;,]5,, 531.] to be very gum] [or ,r_rrniii, and I
——by his political friends. After '35 years o.'i,in- especially so for potatoe laiid,\vliieh before :
iiiterrupted sway, after rising step by step tillyliad never produced more than I57 bush-
he had almost roairlied the topmost round ofthe Clb‘ l0 the "-979: )''cl“l'”_L—T 240 “her ll‘""”£—"
been irianured by a mixture of 30 bushels
'of soot and 8 of salt.

an iinportant lesson. They have practically

political ladder—just as he was about to lay hold
of the glittering prize for which he had been so

7/iazi/c.i;,ri'v£/ig~. —lu at least 13 States,
and all his hopes of future prefe.rineiitare“dash- , Tll‘”1“5.‘—’l"ll'l£.’ 1l”5 3'93" 13 10 be 0b5C1""3(l
. . 0 ' -’ -

ed to eiirtli.” Verzly he has at last received I ”” the ‘bill "F i\"‘ °”'l’°r'
his reward. No one mourns overliisf-ate. His, 51’ To \\'llU,\| .-r M v co.~'i:i:ii.~'.—.~\ll persoiis
fall is but ajust puiiisliiiiciit for his many politi- . “ml”"~“l “'l‘l‘ C,""“""‘l"l“"~ ‘"’ C‘,'_":—'lI,.~‘. or NH)’, l_”"

_ ;pure iliseiise til the blood. would tiiiil it to their Ill-
Cill ml5d"-'e'-l5- §ii:re.-I to read the ailverlisi:iiieiil in another culuiiiii

The Nortliand East no\v present an unbro- IN this paper l1C7l(l"‘li Cebtsssantnptiaian.

Connecticut, ‘ ""

long struggling, he ‘is suddenly t'.=ti'owu ilowii,

S.

Liiiifiiii iililiiiiitz

ken front to Polk’s tl(ll1‘.llllStl‘tlli()tl.
is now uoiiiinally in the locofoco raiiks, but thol
(lay of her political redemption (_ll‘tl\VL‘-ill iiigli.:
It is not possible that she will long reinaiii with

lu Stiiiiitiird, on the 1st inst.. by the Rev. B.
B. llalloi-.li, Mr. Jacob Sni.ler to Miss lfinieline.
,, . ,. t, ,_ _ _ 3:-irlow, all of Sfiiiiiliiixl.
t‘lc_c‘lCl]1'e§ 0 _l(' mu" A-l’ _ _ , 1 l In the Coiigregatfotiiil Church, at Dzirien, on

lou can imagine the shouts of 1‘(‘._]()t('.lIlg tinit the ]_,-¢_.i,,5t_, by the _1{,,,:_ M,-_ }{,.,,,,,y, ,\1,-_ P1,;
were sent up over the victoiy. Many whigs lander 1. l<‘aircliild, of Staiiitord, to Miss Eu-
liunkers‘ of the. mo.” “.'Y“{'d’. ‘it Dluiicm ,

, E In Sttiiiiiiiiwl, Qd inst, b * the Rev. Mr. lum-
whiw '3"ll't 'l1‘1\'C been nit ilown Col \Vebl w - - r ‘l - “
is 1' 5 ‘ l ' ' ' ' 3 ers,.Mr. l)ei‘i_;aniiii ‘.‘v‘1i. Adams, to Miss Amanda
and his friends iuay see from this result that the M. _Locl<woe~:.l, all of Stainford.
rank and file of the whig party, the real workers ' I“ “T0”. 03* 17ll,(‘=_ 4311 .1“-‘T-. l’.Y l’:f‘-\'- MR3 Al)-
have a riglit to be heard in a noiniiiating Con- ('"'“""” to Ml“ f"""m Abbott’
vention. Perliapstliey may likewise see that. -~"-*7-—
l D E A T H S.

their o\vii power and iiitliience are on the wane .

l _.._’ *_%:TL',-. 
*’l3lml3 the l"”'l.l' 9”“ Set "l"“§ "‘3".Y“'°ll Wmlout, Nov. 7. .la_nies Mai'io:i, iiifzmt son of.laincs M
their aid. 0 iRced, aged E) nionths.

New _yC,.S,,_,. must not be f,,,.g,,m,,,_ rpm,’ III! \V:lton, on the .')0*.l1ult.. Thonias Rusceo,

‘ . . . 't"‘(_‘.( '77.
. ‘ i’ ' ' .“ ‘ ‘ 1-‘S . . .2
To‘ C03 lufas 1) “O pm_‘C(_] "lune to “lug lnmc I ln (Tt'OC11\\'t(:ll.,Ot) the 21th ult. Zacheus Mead,
P195 "5 tile” fllillcrs ‘lid 1" 1 la Revolutio:1ai'y I’ensioiier in the 87th year of
, _

I see that: you have re-nominated your old _ his ?1.£.’-"-
» Ad_§o'uirt:ier:l Boretiglii IlHeeli'i:ng'_

tiekpt. Yankees down here. are predicting that.
the “"hlg ‘“"l°1'll)' “ext Slwlllg I" Collllocllcllti -AN adjoui'iicd aiiuual iucetingof the Borough
]_i; is too ' of Norwalk will be held at the Town Hall
in said borouglv, on \Vediiesday evening, No
vember 11, at half past (5 o’cloek. Per Order
S'ri-:1>iii-:.v Ot.;\lS'l‘1-1.-\D, Clerk.
Norwalk. Nov. 9, ].84(‘.
ll"0E€ SA LE5.
The wood Land, containing about
40 acres, called the Horse Swamp,
said to be one of the best pieces of

exult over it because the old

saw].

III).

will equal the Ilarrison majorities.
bad that locofocoism should have. gained the as-
cendancy in the land of steady habits.

There is some doubt whether the New Con- 3

stitution has been adopted by the people in this 

State ornot. The majority against. it in tliisi

city is about 18,000, and all the river countiesl :i"§‘.
. . . I h ‘ "BEL; Ah

:' -'2 ~. 't ..i .t, t.. t 1 ... . . , .

h“,c 11110“? hheiivy. ‘0 C “gum I 1] ol ‘m '1. iniber in this State. It not sold

51"tH'0”t dl5t‘'lCt *3 15 “"”'ml.Y 5ul7l’°l'l0d- I ‘ soon,.t.hc tiinlier will be sold se}‘iii‘ate from the

mink it; has been adopted, llill](l,tlttllltltltllesI0Sltll1])lll'(:l1tl$0I'S. Also. about

The boys are crymg up cx,_,,,,S (,,),,,._,,-,,,-,,,,,_17 acres,.called the Joliii lot, at the Rocks.
‘ ' " ° 2 Terms of payiiient. will be ttl:t(lL‘ easy to the pur-

~ 7' - V 1' " . . . .
news by the Loston steamer.‘ do not heat ,c,,,,s,,_,_ ,,,.m,,dCd secllnw ,8 gmm. A
that there is any thing ofparticitlar interest. The ,,;,0._.,, “ms the ,.,,.,,,,,,,.,y of \V,,,_ Lock-
\Vehave had any quantity ofrainyweatherliir wood, late of t\'orwalk, deceasetl. Enquire of
' . I l".O.V.\Rl) l’ri.-\ni.i:r N, ' >1-v .
week past,and from present appearances we \‘, ’ ’ 7 ,9“ I,“ 0"
_ , \ M. S. LOCI.“ eon, l<.sq., l\or\valk.
are to hme more. 1 hope people will stop N0,.“.,,i_k, ,\v,,.‘.,,,.,,b,,,. _,,’1846_ 45
grumbling about dry weather. A very hard "””

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ldue iiitlueace in the stile at large, it was hard;
. ‘ ' l u .

!Sl'_V'l(.‘S of such Goods as are now in niarket, (ii
lut she has uoblv l 4:11 \ \\'[ <4 . -I - .
- .- ,.._ .- 4..., a large us.-~ortiii.-iit. aiiil (lt.‘t‘.lL(5t.ll"y

and Lll.\'tt])[)t)llllt‘;.l,
The rt-.tui‘iis are not coni-

MEETING of all poi-soiis interested in
l‘17~3*'3l2"l-‘J11’: t;‘1'3 i-elationship of the
Jeiiiiiiigs in the U. S. to \Villia.m Jeniiings. who
flit‘-Ll ‘L793. in Eiiglziiizl, will be helil at the Fair-
lield Court House in li‘ziirtielil, on Tliui'sday the
19th iiist., at one o’clock P. M. to consider tlie
ways and nieiins best adapted to establish the
fact; of such relationsliip and secure a large
ainriunt of Property now in Euglaiid uwaitiiig
the Statute of liiiiitation. 3y order of the com-
mittee. Aii.;iis'i'us .li~‘..‘v’.\'I-.\'GS.
_lat‘e:,l Southport, Nov. 2, 1846‘.
 Ji'PEl!CI‘lEYiV! ‘KN '5‘.-\!L€B R wanted
f" ltll'.Xl1)(litIl't‘.l_V. .Ciiquii'e of T. .l’tlLlC\'. ‘

Norwalk, Nov. S), 18-115.

4';

I ‘@7222. NJ’. iEi‘ilit2el2,.”

, §Vi".S'l‘POR'I‘,
, OI? Ll) agiiiii ask the attention oftlie pub-
? ‘ lie to the following advertiseinciit:
l He retiiriieil from Ni!\\' York on Saturday,
‘\\'.;lll iiililitiiiiis to his foriner well si:leete.l stock
of Dry (iooils, and has now ii very gciieral as-
sortiiient of all sncli iirticli-s as are expi'essl_i.'
ailapte.l to Full and \Vii1terwi-.ai', cii:isist'iiig of
the various de.~:cript.ions and qualities of Cloths.
, Cas.~:iiiiei'es and V estiiigs, wliicli will be iiiade
 up if i.lesii'e.'l, at short notice. and at low prices,
and in a style not e.\'celled by‘ any.
l"or Liidies’ winter wear, he has iill the new

de.<criptioii of which is iiiiiieeessary,) and of

izlieiip, tho pricesofwhichare tioiii 37% cents to
$10. Of CALICOS, he has also a very great
variety of piitteriis, to wliieh he woiilil pa rtiulai'-
ly ask the ladies to exaiiiine, as they are sold by
the yard at a less price than by the pound,
which is so very objectioiiiible on account of the
many pieces.

Also all and every thing that is requisite in
the :l)l'_\' (lends line. \Vtl'I. .l. FINCl‘l.

\Vi-.stport, Nov. 5), 1816.

7' ‘II E undersigned having been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the IJist:'ict of
Rhlgi-.lii-.lil, Coiiiiii':ssioiie‘.i's oftlie estate of J US-
TUS ISANICS, late of Riilgelielil, tlei:easei.l,
liereby give notice to the cre.litiirs of said estate
that we will attain] to the duties of our appiiiiit-
uient; at the late dweiliiig-lioiiso of the l.lt:‘«($t‘.2l.\'(‘..'l
iii l{.id_:_{e.tieltl. on the last Saturdiiyin l)(!C(El!ll)(‘,l'
It‘.-lb‘ and the last Saturday in April 18-17 at 10
o’cleck in the forenooii on eiicli of said il:i,‘,‘s
Six inoiitlis ll‘()2ll the 31st of October 18.1.’; are
allowed by the (_‘-oiirt of l’rob;ite for the e_\l12bi-
tion of i-lainis to said Coiiiiii'zssione1's.
Ill) ‘/1 lCl\'l A ll S(,'O'l".l.‘.
ALl'll N J l£ .\'.\' l.\'(lS.
ltiilg.-.tield, Oct. :31, 1546.
1' illlli Ilinorable Court of Probiite for the
District ot'i\'orwalk, having appointed the
uii(lersigiiei_l (.'oiiiiiiissioiiers to receive, e.\'amine
and adjust the claims against the estate of
ABBA M CRISSY, .lr., of New Canaan in
said district, an insolventdebtor, assigned in trust
for the lieiielit of his creditors; and said Court
liaving liiiiitedaiid allowed (5 nioiitlis froin the 1st
day ot'Septeniber A. D. 1846, for the exliibitioii
ofsaiil claiiiis;

Notice is tliei-efore hereby given that we will
iitteiitl to the liusiiiess of our said appointuieiit
on the last Saturdays of November and Fel)ru-
ary next, at 9 o’clockiii the forenooii of said days
at the dwelling-liouse of .lose,'ili Silllttltlll in said
New Canaan. -

HOLLY ll.»\-.\il.7Ol.lD.

.lOSlL‘l’II SlLLl.\IA.\'.

l\'ew Canaaii, Oct. 27, 18-lli.

Ltfe Etasurance.
TIIE N.-XTIONAL LOAN FUND LlFE
ASSUR.A.\’CE SOCl.l¥I'l‘Y—or Loiinox,

E Joiiiiiiissieiiers.

L1 :3

3 Commissioners.
44

J. Jr. Agent.

PREIVI l U|Vl8—-For the A.~‘.~‘lll‘tll)C(3 of $l0t)
Gin :1 s§:a;,=,’li: ife

10 IO N; I" " F V

I .7. 4:. is >3 ‘S S 5 H3 3‘: Aizp tpnq axon oiiv
s.i[;0.iil 1tI0t[1t.\\

if 3 -3» .a. am an; -uio.id 'uV

s1no.iil u'n.\\

' E3 o3i[ Jog -ine.id 'uV

S1[l.').l(l ’.1t'l0l['Jl.-\\

S 0_tl[.t(i_l'lllO.ItlOliltlls

ifpio .uio.C one .io_.[

Kpxo s.u:o.( o.ii_;.io_.[

‘ LOSE‘ l
W01'l‘l 39 l7lC‘l5‘3' h‘”'° h"5 been g"°"td°'Sn'u°' 6 N the New Canaan Road between the four,
tion to shipping this year. Accounts of losses Corners and the village of New Canaan, l
are still coming in from all qum-tot-5, mi the 16th ult. ills ,l)ollar.-‘5 in bank bills of tthel
1'.-\.\‘l{l‘2l-‘.. following descripti<m.‘~‘ ; one mi the llridgeportl
Bank; one -531} on Fairlield County Bank; two
$12, banks not 1'GlXtL‘.tltl)0l'(‘(l, and the residue
supposed to have lieen mostly oi‘ie:<, mid on the
Bridgeport and other Connecticut Banks. \Vhen
dropped the bills were folded together, and it"
found may have been eit.lier in that, situation or
separate. A reasonable reward will be paid for
a return of the money or for any portion thereof.
- .l()1\’ATl-IAN Dax.

North Stamford, Nov. (5, 18-16.

tsailins niiul Velvels.

ECEIVI-ID this day, satins and velvets for

- Ladies I-lats, ol'cve.-i'y color and shade, with
ribbons and feathers to match. . All in want. will
do well to call at the “Old Bridge Store,” as
they will be sold extremely low.
C. J. Ctni.m.4.~‘.

Arrival of the Britaiiiinia.

This steamer arriverl at Boston on Sati.irday
last in 17 édays. Grain and Flour are still in
the advance. Cotton is also on the rise. The
wires of the Boston telegrapli were cut, it is
supposed byspeculators. The money market is
depressed. Great distress prevails in Ireland,
and disease is following in the wake of fatuiiie.
The inm-i-iage of the_ French Duke and the In-
fiinta of‘Spaiu, was consumated on the 10th.
Mr. Bancroft our minister and lady had arrived

in London. Elihu Burritt was addressing large
audiences on universal brotlierlioorl. The Gt.
Britgaiii has moved about 100 yards nearer the
shore, and has 10 or 12 ft of water in her hold.
All efforts to get her 00” have proved vain.

46

an

-"\Vant.e(i Inimediately

 More Shirt: Hands. The’ highest.

prices in CASH or trade-will be

_?_...-._.

Renuncialion.———Rev. CHAS. S. BAILEY, who
was located at \Vestport. sometime since, has
renounced the creed of Universalism which he
has for live years beerr advocationg with. tolera-

Fpaid on delivery of the worl-: ii t"
‘ M. \V.A1:~ :MA.\"s
In the store formerly occupied by .l-. A. \Veed.

,1 8 $1 $32 co

1 i 1 68 32 61 0 7 0 83

1. 1 1 73 33 23 0 82 0 85
i 1 77 :3 85 0 83 6 87

1 1 82 34 48 0 85 0 88

1 68 1 87 35 12 0 86 9 90

1 7. 1 92 35 80 O 88 0 93

1 77 1 97 36 47 9 90 0 95

1 82 2 62 37 17 0 93 9 98

1 87 2 68 37 87 0 96 1 01

25 1 93 2 14 38 59 0 98 1 65
26 1 98 2 26 39 34 1 62 1 10
2" 2 93 2 26 40 09 1 05 1 15
28 2 09 2 33 46 85 1 10 1 26
29 2 i5 2 39 41 61 1 15 1 25
30 2 22 2 46 42 37 1 21 1 30
31 2 28 2 53 43 13 1 26 1 35
32 2 34 2 60 43 90 1 30 1 40
33 2 41 2 68 44 68 1 35 1 45
34 2 48 2 75 45 45 1 40 1 56
35 2 55 2 .3 46 24 1 46 1 54
36 2 62 2 90 47 63 1 50 1 57
37 2 69 2 99 47 83 1 54 1 59
38 2 77 3 68 48 65 i 57 1 66
39 2 85 3 17 49 49 1 59 1 62
49 2 93 3 26 50 35- 1 61 1 63
41 3 03 3 36 51 26 1 63 1 66
42 3 13 3 47 52 21 1 65 1 69
3 3 23 3 59 53 20 '1 67 1 72
44 3 35 3 7; 54 22 1 69 1 75
45 3 47 3 85 55.27 1 72 1 78
46 3 59 3 99 56 35 1 76 1 82
47 3 73 4 15 57 48 1 80 1 86
43 3 88 4 31 58 64 1 84 1 92
49 4 04 4 48 59 84 1 89 1 98
56 4 21 4 68 61 08 1 94 2 66
51 4 39 4 88 62 38 2 no 2 20
55 4 59 5 19 63 71 2 08 2 36
53 4 86 5 34 65 68 2 17 2 53
54 5 3 5 59 (56 4:} 2 30 2 '73
55 5 28 5 86 67 82 2 54 2 95
55 5 53 6 14 69 19 2 78 3 19
57 5 79 6 43 76 54 3 01 3 43
58 6 07 6 74 71 90 3 25 3 68
59 6 36 7 07 73 27 3 48 3 96
so 6 68 7 42 74 63 3 73 4 25

l.Cx.»\ui>La;s.-—-A person at the age of 25 (next
birth day) by the "])(I_7/lIlC'l2l of 98 cents will have
insured the sum of $100, should his death hap-
pen withiu the period ofmtc year from the date
of Iiisurance, or by the annual payment of 531,05
for five years, he will have insured the sum of
53100, should his (loath happen within the peri-
od of /ire years from the (late of l.iis_ui'anee. Or._
by the single piiynieiit of $-'3-:3,-Eat’), he will have
insured the sum of 553100 at his (loath iv/icizccei
it m..a}/ liappmi.

Or, he will secure $100 at his death, by pay-
ing 551.93 aiinuvlly during the‘ remainder of his
life ; or by the annual payment of-$‘:‘£,14, instead
oft'l<1,93, be will be eiittled to participate in the
profits of the‘Society at each division. '

\Vith very’ slight‘ variations, the Premiuu:

laeeoixling to-convenience.
In all ca:ses.the‘Life of n. FE-MALE will I)(

‘ liai'gsiiii for the pi.irel1asor.

;may be piiidin-lzaU'-3/purl}/,»or qitalcrly payments. -

j_ ' x » ..-s‘ .~ _ "1.1’.§" . ~'r:".'.‘ ' J“ ' ‘

I-IE notes and accounts of l"i'c'dcrick J; No-
_ dine are in my hands. Those interested
will please consider this notice sutliizieiit.

4 LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, Nov. 3d, 1346. 4.;
Fi':u§3i‘3.Eiii| Fir."-place Stoves; ate.

For sale by \Vt\I. J. STREE'1l, iii
part ta close a Concern. ‘

NE Dr. Nott‘s stove suitable for at Hall or
Factory.

Two Franklin stores, open fronts, such as are
used to burn wood, and a lot of pipe to miitcli.

Also one Frankliii lire place, large s':'.ce. war-|
t't‘lIl’.("-l to stop any chiiiiiiey 1l'Ull| siiiokiiig if set.‘
in the tire plaice, buriiin_'.; any wood, greeii or
dry.

Also one Gig, built some 15 or 20 years siiice,
by Sainui--.l K. Knapp in his most, stibstaiitial
style, kept in good order. niouiitedoii C spriiigs,
ha.-‘. been reci~.iitly painted, and has an inrlia—rub-
l)('l' top. ‘ll: will accoiiiino;laie some person ad-
vaiiced in age, but not ii dandy.

All, or any part oft'l1eseiii'tii:les will bea great

Norw:-ilk, Nov. *2, 1i:~.'4l.5. 44

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S: :3 LIV]-I‘i’. ' STAl‘iLlC
us: 19%

THE iiiidei'sigue..l wo:il.l i'e.<pectfiilly' inform
his frien-ls that he has on hand a few choice
Silorses & C:lI'I'i:lge.s' which he will let on
very reasoiiable ternis. lle intends to keep
none but the best kind of liorses, ai1.l lmviiig pur-
cliased a iiuiiibor of.\'ew Cui'i'i2iges and lIiiriies-
ses of tiisliioiiable and geiiteel styles. he would
invite those who may want an estzilillsliiiieiit a
little snperioi'to those usually kept. in a coniiiion
livery stable to give him in call.

'i\IA.llCUS BRUEN.

Niwwiilli. Nov. 2, lSlli. 4.

p..-

‘wtuatetl Imnflc ;li:1tely.
5000 prs wool socks and stoekiiigs.
1()()Ull lbs. white and iiii.\:’d Yarn. at tltd
Dry Goor.ls'Store of A. M. \V.\iu)
who has for sale it large assoi'tiiie:'it of .Vl.eii’s and
loy’s C-iips. Also, it‘lUll'S, l‘l"‘ll(l(llll:£,>‘., Butts,
lVtil']), Slieetiiigs, lfliiiiiiels, Cloths, Cassiiiieies,
Sattiiidts, 'l‘weeils, Jeiiiis, I’rints, De Lziiiios,
Alpiicus, i\l0!'lll0C4, O.l Ci-;ith~*, C:irpets.', t3-3. rye.
all at the lo\*.‘est. prices. Norwalk, Nov. 10.

air an & ll'l.\ll‘llltllll‘4flS,

Aa‘Nnu*CANaaN.

Q A YR.l~IS have received a very
1.. 0 large stock of DR.\i' G()Ul.)S, (}l{(-)Cl1i-
RIICS, Cl.’tO(.‘l\'lCRY & ll ARD—\\"ARE,
which they ollier at. greatly reduced prices" for
cash. l’ielo'.v are a few leading articles.

l<‘i'eiit-.li, liiiglisli and Aiiieriean Broadcloths
A’. CtlSSlll1(".l‘(‘.<, ofall prices and colors. Cash-
iiiere Vestiiigs, ll very great. variety; Dress
Gootls, Casliiiiore l)eLaiii~.s, Alpacas and Lus-
tres, Meriiioes, Freiicli 6; lfiiiglisli of all colors;
Brocha, worsted and cotton Shawls; a great vii-
riety of Calicoes, iS.'e. t\'c.

Alsn, A general assortment iif (lroeeries.
Crockery & Hardware, all of which willbe sold
very cheap.

New Canaan. Oct". 31st. '18-l(‘. 44
_ l\' lli \V
E$"’.ii.“£lBEiESK'3Il§§?i1“§°3.'
AT

FIVE EXILE REVERE NOFKW’.-ILIK.
Lumber, Tim.bcr,- G'roceri:.~i, tyc.
H F. subscrilicrs have opened at. Five Milo
River lninding, a Lunibtfr Yard and Store,
wlierc‘. they will ‘keep eiiiisltintly on sale as good
an tlSS()1'lttl(-flit of Lumber, Liath and Tiniber,
of every desi-.i'iption, us can be found in the
country, and at. tl.c niost 1'(‘llSOl1ttl)lt‘. prices.
Also, a geii(3i'al asso'i'l‘iii‘i€iit. of Dry Goods‘ and
Gi'oeei'ies, consi.stiii_t: of cloths, and cotton goods,
teas. collee, siig:ii'. flour, feed, iiiiiliisses, spices,
soap, candles, broouis, snuff, toliacco, lime, t\’c.
t\'e. iiicludiiig alii1oste':ei'y '.'ai'i(-ty of items gen-
erally to be found in it country store.
Nails and Glass at. wliolcsale and retail.
C. L. .l{.-\rMo:\°n, & Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile .l-liver.) Oct. 13. 4'?
All articles purchased ofthe subscribers that
do not answer the ri-coniineiid givi--ii can be re-
tnriied and the iuono‘y will be refunded and all
expeiises paid.
SOUTH N0i'3VVAL[i ACADEIYRY.
I'll’. iie_\'tquarter will commence on iVIonday
- Nov. 16th, uiidertlic diri=ct.ion of Mr. Rob-
ert A. Collin, brother of the late Principal.
A. E. Bi«:.iitn, Coin.
South Norwalk, Oct. 12, 184(‘.
fill P LANIC.---Tlie subscr'ibers have
constantly on hand a quantity of \Vl1ite
Ash Plank of assorted thicknesses suitable for
carriage makers use.

C. L. R..n'ziio.\'i), & Co.

Coal l Coal !

At the Sitcaiin Boat. Lmlding,
SOUTH NOR\VALK.

L. &. J. R- PECK have now in yard :1
- o full supply of
PEACH ORCHARD 8: LEHIGII COAL
of the various sizes, which will be delivered from
the yard in good order, well screened and free
from dirt. Those in want will do well to call
and examine theabove. JV0 ]lIon.opol]/ at this
i/ard, as our prizrcs arc, (mil have been such as
lo convince the _]7lll)llL' of this fuel-
South Norwalk, Oct. 1:}.

GOAL l 2,000 Tons
EACH ORCHARD, RED ASH, and
P LEHIGII COAL, of the viirious sizes,
and best, quality, new in the yard at. the
l\'m'\ ':|lk Lantlingr.

The subsc.riliers are now pi'epare.d to deliver
the above coal in good order, well screened, at
the lowest inarket. prices.

Consuiuers aiiil piirchnscrs are invited to call‘
at the coal office near the yard, or on either 01
the subsci'i|)ers before purcllasing c-lsewliere.

OLiVISTEAD A’. CURTIS.

S'I‘E1‘tIF.N ()bt\lS'1‘}-'.AD. Norwalk,

S_'1‘Il'il-‘.5 CURTIS. E Sept-‘3‘3i 1346-[33

NIEIV CROCICERY
AT PECICS BRANCH STORE.

UST Received a large and splendid assort-
o meat. which will be sold cheap for Cash.
Oct. 13, 1846.

41

C II IS A P 1 _

‘ EN RY Handes has just received his stock

of Fall and \Vinter work, which is unusu-

ally large, superior and cheap. Me‘u’s,_Boots, .

Shoes and Broguns, and wonteiis and childrens

shoes comprise the leading articles of his assort-

ment. _

Inrliiz Rubbers.—A fine assortiuent of various 

isized India R‘»lllZll)E‘l'S‘ suitable for men; women

and misses. Those who call first will stand the .

l‘iest ahance. They will be tound as cheap as ‘

,-they are superioi'. Oct. 5, 1,846.. _

3 , Molasses i

OR sale at But'rall's ; a new supply of-good
Molasses cheap for cash.

'.~--v.--4 .~ s--.--net‘- «-2, 1..

 

lfich Goods
Norwahg Nov.11,]8;6,

(

CASSIUERES, of all colors and kinds;

of M lLL1NER.Y GOODS.

than can be foiiiiil at any other store in Fairlield County.
an extezisive Dry Goods lfistiililisliiiieiit can now be found at my store.
' the lending articli-s.
30 pieces rich DRESS GOODS; 30 do rich all wool CASIILVIERES 8: DE LANES ;,
.30 do plaid l'*'R.l1‘.\’Cll LUS' ‘R ES; 500 do PRINTS, from 4 to 15 cts; 20 do the" b'é's"f of
Freiicli, Eiiglisli and Aiiierieaii Bl{(‘)A1‘)CLO'I‘,I‘lS, fi',_0.ttl to $0 00;
50 do‘ SAE'IlIN!‘}TTS, the’ best an
offeretl ; $20ditlic-i'er1t'st.yles of goods for ladies’ CLOAKS; 1'2 Casl1mei'e LONG SHAWLS, all
wool. very low ; 1.5 all wool SQ U .\ RF. SI-1 A \V LS cashinere; 50 Cottonand‘ wool BROCHA
STA \V LS; Couiiiioii woolen and dress Sl'l.~1VVI.‘S in abundance;

 

I have this day removed my entire Stock of Dry Goods and Carpeting
into the Store foi‘mei°l_y occupied by XVM, &, B, LOCKVVOO’D,i_ at
the foot of M ain Street, East side of, and witliiu a few feet at Bridge.
It will be called "TH 5 OLD Baujgg §"i"(Tjfi§,n .1,
,has been fitted up by my ,l<.iud and gentlenianly Landlord; in--a style
that is not su ‘passed in oid Coii‘nec.t.icut, and is not éijitaled in thesé
parts. To my friends and patronsl i°etiii'n iny sincere thanks, and
~clieei'l'ully invite all to call and exaiiiiiiel my extensive stock of 112%? and

C. J. GRUMAN.

 

“ 6L2 %RlflGE 87637 in
. , Fats. .
Pls‘.-NED on Moiidiiy of this week my full assortmeiit of Rich, New and Fashionable Goods,
and I can now safely say th:itI can and will oll'ei' greater inducements to purchasers

Every article that can be called for in,
Below are a few of

déb‘ do superior
cheapest ever

Also, a tasty assorment

L .- . ‘ I . ‘l i " ‘ H . ~-
\Ve have not time to enumerate artiizltfsi but will siiy fhaf the wants of all can be supplied in?
the lowest possible prices, at my old and well liiiotvii stand.

C. J. GRUMAN.

New C-‘reeds.

T HE subscriber has just received a full sup-

ply of lI:u'(lw-tare. djiiitlery, Nails,

Glass. ’:uints. Oils, &c., which are offer-
ed on the most reasonable terms.

\V. C. STRE1-2'1‘.
Norwiill-1. Oct. 1-1 184?.

l\'ew Disimveryl
l*‘.CO.\"O.\IlSTS’ PAINT.
ll E subscribers liaving purchased the
_ Right to make, sell and use, the above ar-
ticle, offcir it to their friends and the public, as 11
cliea p and durable substitute for white lead, (at
two thirds the cost; of white load) for the paint-
iugoftlie outside and inside walls of liouses,
burns. fences, die. Its durability has been tes-
ted, and we can with contidence riocouimciid it.
It admits of beiiig iiiixed, as a brilliant white or
any color or shade ordinarily usedin house pain-
ting, t\'c.
Buildings and fences, which have been with-
out paint 10 or 20 years (because of the great
expense of oil paint) are now piiinted with the
ccoiiouiist’s paint and are easily mistakeii for
new. Boards upon barns and feiices that have
nover been planed are readily coated with it,
and on such will stand good fornianyyears. For
covering white wash which ri:bs ell’, upon inside
walls, iiotliiiig_e'quiil.'s it. It pei'fe‘ct!y prevents
the rubbing off, and is very b'rilliant.
\Ve liavi‘. also secured the right of making
niidusing a varnish to lay over the same, where
it gloss is desired, which is equally durable,
stiiiiiliiig cleansing the same as copal varnish.
The above articles are always on hand, for
sale’ in large or small quantities, and every di-
rifction giveii to 1 11H_‘l2ttS(‘l'S for using the same.
Siiuiples of its elli-cts can be seen by calling at
the store oftlie subscribers.
DIMON FANTON, 6; CO., House-
I’ainters, &c. No. S Main st.
Norwalk, Oct. 6, 1866.
 MORl'I Shirt; Hands wanted. The
liighest prices in Cash or trade will
be paid on delivery of the work
at M. \VAi<i~:iiiAN’s.

r If‘

[1 [LAVA .3, Scarfs and Suspenders, just
K) received a very handsouie lot.
M. \V.»\~m-:-.\:.\.\'.

NEW’ FALL AND XVINTER GOODS!

AT C0.7IS'I.‘0CIC xfi ][.~\l.L’S

Cheap_er than ever!
AVING been induced to purchase largely,

frmn the extraordinary low prices that have‘
ruled in the great. “(_.'ouiiuei'cinl Eiiiptiriuiii”
for the past. few days, we are now prepared to
exhibit to the public a beautiful assortincnl. of
Rich G: I-‘asI,Iipn:}hle “:In{3_},' Goods
suita ) e ‘or t io season, am
OFFER. BARGAINS
in all kinds of (loads to Cash Pure/uzscrs.
\Ve feel it. altogetherunnecessary to enumerate
articles, but. simply say, that. the re mlalimi. I/ifs
rsltiblis/micnt. has Iiiincslly (.'(l7‘ItC(l,17l0l only by
selling cheap, but in keeping a large anttil well
sclcclccl slot:/:, shall be izlly sus/nine .

Those who favor us with/ an early call, will
luive the satisfaction of selectiiig from an assort-
ment. unrivaled in extent; and variety, and atpri-
ces which we pledge ourselves shall prove sat-
isl'actoi°y to the closest. Cris/i Bu]/crs.

\Ve would especially invite an inspection ofour
stock of MILLINERY GOODS, as it. is quite
large, and ii. branch of the trade to which we
pay particular at/.enl7'on.

New Canaan, Oct. 13, 184(‘.

l1VI E. The subscribers have constantly
on hand Limo from the ditlerent. Kilns
which they offer at the lowest; market; price by
the barrel or less quantity. '
C. L. R..u'Mo:\'o, & Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)

. Va rnisll.‘

can, or retail. S. P. Smith’s superior Coach,

Polishing and Furniture V arniush and Japan,
‘ - "I

at m'zrniitact.ui'cr’s prices. \V.\t. C. b'rii~i-‘.r:'1'.

Instruction on the Piano-I-‘oirte.
I IIE subscriber, tenders his services to the

Music. 1Ie’dee.uis liimselfqualified to give in-
struction upon the‘ Piano, and also in vocal music.
Any persons wishing tp take lessons ineitlier
bra-nch, may uiake a-pplication at the residence
of Mr. Storrs Ha-ll-: Terms -1512 per quarter.
J‘O'IIN C. BRIGGS.
t€oru2uk,Iun=2o,1846. 99

'I‘will'«l Ginghillilso
O‘)-IE» new and elegant patterns have _ just
been reed‘ and are offered very lo‘W,.at the
store of J‘.-xs. MAi.Lomr & Co.

UILDING TI-u1mI:.~—.'t""h~e subscri-
bers have on hand tl_. large assortment ol
Spruce 'I-‘imber, assorted sizes and lengths.

 

assiircd.ae=a Life one year lees-titan. the acute

N orwalk.

ble ability.

urge. 44.

Norwalk, Oct. 2S,.1846.—

C. L. Ranxoup, 66 Co.

both of staple and fancy DRY GOODS; .

7' 1 1
HE subscriber offers for sale’ by the barrel,

3Earings, too.

citizens of Norwalk, as it. teacher 01‘

S§‘!|_a‘§i'f§ f . _ ,
HE largest and, best assortment of tltlll tir-
ticle may be found at the store of
Jas. MALLORY 6!. Co.

T

Look at this.

5

Pounds of Stigar for one dolliir, at ,._,
Aug. 528. 18-16. BUR.RALL'S.'

Syirup ll}-()I.5;§.SS(!S. Q _
AFii1e article ofsyrup’ inoliisses, for sale at“
- BURRALL’S.
iiarr-tin saucc.—-t splendidi iii-tacit;
for sale by J. A. \VEED’.';

I-‘rizigcs and silk Fancy B|I't't"('i5iis‘.~'_

A BEAUTIFUL nssortinent just received.
JAS. M.iLLoar & Co.

I-‘reslii Camp}: one this day.
1 ‘ ARE out the old and put: in now. and yolf
will have good light. C. E. Disxmow:
Norwiilk, Sept. 15, l8-ll‘. _____
LOUR.-—-Tlie subscribers have constant-
ly on hand, Flour by the bane] or loss
quantity to suit pu1'(:l'lflS(‘.l'S, at the lowest marltot:
prices. C. L. Raviiiorin, 48'. Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)

New Fall G-oods
AT THE OLD STAND or

J.ll1lES,lll.lliL0llll, 6 ii. p

T ‘.

I lie. that they have received during the
past week, di_rect from the Auction houses, their
lirst invoice of goods for the F all trade. Their
arraiigeiiients in New York are such as will
enable them through the entire season, to offer,
at. the earliest, iuouient, altthe new and various
styles of goods, that make their appearance in‘
t.hat market.

S'l‘lKA.\V CU'I"l'ERS.
REMIUM Hay and Straw Cutt:ing~Mn~
chines, for sale by \V. C. S'r'r1:E'r.-__

... JV

OHS.‘ _ .
BLE:&Cl1ED and unlileiiclied, Sperm Oil
refined, and common Liiinp and VVhale Oil,
English and Ainei*’!'ciin'Lii‘iseed Oil, by the bar!
rot or retail. for saleby \VM'. G; STREET.

U ND E R S Id-l’R‘TS. ~
A‘DI]£S and Geiitlemen’s under shirts and
Drawers. Also a very handsome assort-
ment of Dry (joods. Ji1st'1'ée,’dian_d for sale by’
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New Goods.

UCI-I a stock of N ew Goods as the subscrit‘
ber has received, places his store on an‘
equality wirh most of the city stores. His pur-
chzises having been made for cash, and his ex-.
penses being comparitively light‘, 1ie't\2‘e$8* ft}
confident of an ability fie? c‘(rtEi'i'pel5e' with thé'éi 
trade. , _
l Vitlclz e.s.— Anew, liii-n'd‘s'Ot‘i'i'é'2‘._‘ss’clt’tili&$ht, both
of gold and si~l~'ver,. elegttnt:-,e and’ el:'x‘éiipe'i' than‘
ever: _ .
Jnucli-_1/.——A great variety of ne-.\'*."';'i_il,t'l’ét_’n_a, of‘
Breast. Pins and Finger Rings for both éntlé-'
incn and Ladies, ranging in price from 535 down.’
Studs, chains, keys, 65¢.
Slcél Goods.-—-Ber'liri - Iiroti é6i'1ilis“,' P_i‘Bs, _und'
Chains. Steel Beads-‘bagand purse clasps, rings}
rtiissels, sfidés, liuckfe's, tweeiers,’ &c. 1
' SpoonsZ'—All patterns, on l'ulild‘dr made téf
"order, work 62‘. 1nat‘et'ialoff}‘i‘e'b‘e‘sli ,Alls6’pl'q.tod‘
'and Bi-'it'annia ware; sugar logos, iiiid'ddflin’pltite;t'
neatly engi'iive’i.l to oi'dér.



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5 ; clocks from $1,50’to 5 ; tea waiters, tea port,’
candlesticks, lamps,‘lamp glasses..wicks, razor‘
straps, brushes and soups. , _ - ,
Combs. Back and side, shell_a'pd tlliidy put‘-"
tern combs; hair, cloth and‘t'odth briisbes _
Also, a large 1ISSOTE5"n!il§t,Of walléts,~,tI1y6I,-
scissors, pencils, spectacltgsboth gold and,'s’IlV,éf$'
wholesale and retail, uccordianSr,b°°k§._§5¢j _ ‘
Call at DIsBR0W'S. and if you am‘ not
lsulted, you shall be pleasantly entermgngds‘ _
‘. ‘ Repairing of all kinds of both watches, up,
;ieweli . » , v - .4
l Noryvalk, Nov. 2, 1846. 1 4‘

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Fancy Goods.-i—_Looking Glasses from $1 to’-