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,TI-IMI’ERANC_E.——Tlle cause of temperance I
has received an impulse during the last: fewdays
which marks an important; era in the history of I‘IC7'0lil€, Capt. Jarvis of this place.
the cause in this place. A very large number
have signed the pledge, some who were so lsecond voyage.‘ She was wrecked on the Tex-
slavishly addicted to their cups, and so complete-
]y em},-oned and swayed by those who have an
jmm-est in their bcsotted and hopeless course of‘, will not; be great as the. vessel was insured.
life, that they were tlioizglit to be almost lreyoiicl
the reach ofia hcaltliful, refoi°iiiing influence.
They have now S-llttl{(‘-P. offtlioir fl‘:-ll1)t‘l:‘-, and ta-
ken ii noble stand in defiance of i'i<:l?ci:lr~, as well
as the iiiterestcd and sordid cfforts oftliose who
for pecuniaryatlviiiitage would not liesitate to
place them again on the road to clog:-cilzitfion and }
wrctcliedness. Let. them guard alike agiiiiist
the shafts of ridicule and the wiles of temptatiioii, '
and persevdie uianfully in niaiutaing the ;:rai.~:e-
worthy stand lllG_\,'l1fl\‘(3i«'!l~’.€‘l1, and it will not trilze
long to realize that their happiness and i'espcct.=2-
bility as well as that ofthcir fam':l'.es, has not
suffered by the change.
The eflicicnt cause of the l‘>resc:it' stir *5 main-
ly owing to the elTorts of ;‘~lr. .T?l(‘()il (,.‘a:~:es~ wlm
has been lecturing in this place and vic:-tritv for
several days.
Brother Holly gave a toniperar(:.<i '
‘lie Methodist cliurcli last week. whii-ii wn -2".
told was liiglilycrcclitable to himr:clf. arzl s,*r::ti-
fying to his auditors.
\Ve trust the \Vlii_,r:.< of i’7o=‘-': - *-
not unuiindful of the ccrs.-dItio1i of r:==5‘l:-.' =;
mid of the virtual o’.'(-1"..l:1'ov.' of ti c :‘;f : .
\Vasliiiigton, thus (‘.21l'l_\‘ ii: ’: ~ his‘
when the time shall ('.t)I’2‘i~'_‘. 7.1;.
Tirrill has been sentenced three years to the
State Prison, for adultery with Maria. Bickford.
5:?’ Samuel Inghani has been nominated for
Congress by a loco foco Convention at New Ha-
vcn.
\Vr.ncii or THE HEnoiNii.—Information has
§reached here of the total loss of the schorncr
( The Hero-
Eine was a new vessel, this being her first cr
Tom, will: thou have t.his woman for thy Wife:
And love her well and truly all your life ?
Said Toni, with a nod iiitcnde-'.l for a how,
“I 1/:mi’t /iarc (i7i_i/ 12:22.3; yls-.4, I vow.”
And for a liii.~:li.~ind wilt. thou have this youth,
.-\n«;l love him with fidelity and truth?
iglis rcvcrcnce said unto the lovely shc:
\\'ho lilusliingly ans‘-.vei'c(l. “Yes sir-ee.”
as coast. The cargo we understand was most-
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gly saved, though in a damaged state. The loss
Pi'icc.s of Z"i‘o(/ucc.——Tlie last foreigii arrival
lllttzil the effect: to riiise the prices of flour and
igraiii to an unusual r.otcli. I'liiiii' at last Silll'S
ranged at -.57 and a fraction untlcr.
JfZ'()l1) $1 01 as high as 123$.
It:l)OUlI«$l.
Corn varied T
./ll.-aifco and (.j.’WtI‘I'l[ flmc iTc.'i.-——'l‘lie
Sonthcrii Provinces of Mexico have bccn
lIt\':1L'lt‘(l by the President of Central Ameri.
Ca, Gcu. Carrcra.
1?}/c stood at
Oals sold fret-.l_v at 48 and :30c.
M 1: ch
ning to be drawn to this new discovery for al-
Jl1'or.‘o:i.‘s Leif/icon. attention is liegiii-
R‘. ‘s.‘0r3-; €31.12:-. Mai-21<et~J:iii. ‘25.
At .‘ol:ii'l:i_~t!"i?.() llccf Cattle. itoitcfroiiitlic South.
100 Cow.-: and Cal\'c.=, and 3000 Sheep and lAHHlI-‘
l’i'ir'c.-'—-13¢-:el'C:ittlc-—(£cod and l’rinu.- $6 U0 to
.17 :31).
SI-.(.~:p-—"%l {:0 n 5 0'tl—all taki-n. -
<','(iws and (lalvaes-—.'\|l at t1lZll‘l~2L’l taken at rates
oflictwceii .-J, S and .‘}-l().
Lilac other new
For-*
lizips this article has the good fortune to enjoy a
lcriating huniaii suft‘ci'in_;.
ll1..l1§,-:3 it finds its fr':cr.ds and its opponents.
::l’x
lzii'g:i1' share of the liirnier than the lattcr.—
V.-'liilc we hear occasionally the voice of con-
('lr':‘.l}12’2.’ill()!'i pi'occ.ediiig gt'!llt".l'.‘tllY we liclie'-.'o froni
tlicsc v.l:o have lint little practical acquaiiitancc {Ljr‘== '17., v,-Hm; 11' ,-,1 Y .;n;,«.v-..;,»;_,-,__;,ti pm-sou_.~
1lllll(.‘ll‘(l with (‘on.-:ump'.ion. or CUll§1lt.‘.l.0l'illl.Y im-
puro ili.-‘eiise oftlie blood. would find it to their in-
tcreet. to i'c~:irl the i'l!‘l\'l‘t'll>‘t‘llH‘lll in anotl-.cr column
in this p:ipcr l1(3fl(l('tl, t-C:i2:i.‘-uiéazpfliosi.
with the article, a considerable proportion oftlio i
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.’12I"". «fiat i$('llll_V lt1(5ll.}f,lttig some of the higlicstl
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‘-. 1*.-.:':g an those places; where the LCi‘ll0Ol1llftSf
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-lA _l;lRlA GES.
ii-io.-.' :li:ii':iiiglilr tr.-"ted. are fotiiid cndorsin.<_{i
=_=..il.t_v. azal adiniiiittiiig its use in their prac—';
rxti '
tic-e. his is the case in the city of Dos-E
The Lotlicon
D E A T H S.
been iiiti'orluccd§ _. ... ‘
i‘1iO’,lil..~' place, and adiiiiiiistercd to a consider:i- In Ilrerliliiig, on the 3-1111 lHSl--i l‘3l)L‘l10':'.t'>t' San-
' 'd, aged 8-I---a l’~.ovol'.it'ioi::ii'y Pensioner.
_\‘,:.[“_,h= We have in Cmmmm with mimv of O” -. In this town. on \Vediuist;lay last, Jancwa_V,s
-1 .infant son of \Vm. and Joanna St. John, agcdl
‘ It has been breathed by V0,”. am] 4 (1,,-,-_;, ’
.:- r.-tore ofoair physicians, and has been ad-_l In P.idgoficld, on \VcLlnesrlaylast, Esther Pol-
. - v . . . ' 3' v 7, 0 v--\. -- rll“ - ‘ ) ' '9‘ ‘
2;‘ :- .-..’-.ci'i-d to uiomlici's of their families, and . ll’ "lied “0 ~“‘””" “l‘0 of 1 Elm Olm5"C“d of
t;i:i. has
1 'i:'-:i:l;ci' of our citizens, several cases o{".f‘“
wit no:-‘sod.
:up.
District of Residing, ss Probate Court.
E 15th January, 1847.
trict, an assigning debtor.
D The Trustee represents the Estate insolvent
,aiid prays the appoiiitiuent: of Commissioners
(thereon.
I 07‘€18T8{1l.---That Commissioners to receive
{and cxaiiiiiie the claims ofthe creditors of said
ilgstzite be appointed at the Probate Office in
,I\eddtng, on the 30th day of January 1847, at 9
fo’clock, toreiiooii; ofwliicli all persons in inter-
lest will take notice, and appear, ifthey sec cause,
la nd be heartl l.llCt't‘Ol], 4*
J()NA’1‘l-1.-.\N R. SANFORD, Judge.
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,Norwalk has limited and allowed six months
‘from the date hereof for the creditors ofthe cs-
ltate of JOHN B. STARR, latc ofNorwalk in
‘_Sfll(l district‘, deceased, to exhibit their claims
Efor settleiiii-iit. T iose who neglect to present:
gthcir accounts properly attested within said time
(will be dcbarred a recovery.
‘ All persons indebted to said estate arerequeS-
ted to make inimcdiiite paynient. to
Al3IlY STARR, Executrix.
Norwallc, Jan. 18th, .1847‘. 3:4
suit is the NC".‘i'S?
‘sly HY, .lOlIN BURRALL has just rec'd
a supply ofStewart’s Sugar House Syr-
Pcrsoiis wishing to procure. a nice article,
to use with liuclnvlieat cakes and puddings, its
-equel cannot. be fhuud.
Norwalk, Jan. 29:11, 1847.
MARBLE vane,
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2 ?a“5’.t._R.E€, C02: in .
Jlloniinzmtal War]: in all 2'! B)'u'7lC/18.5‘.
Hearth Stones, Fire-place Facings,
Paint Stones and Mtillci's.
PRICE & SON aroprcpared to exe-
.§_./. - cute all orders for the above articles at
STATE of Frcc/cricic Read in said Dis-
HE ‘Court. of Pi'ol)al‘e for the District of
J01“ llle”"'°3C9 ‘ll lhc‘ ff-?73"l‘3'~‘ l"-i:.iii all we can §_§¥itliei' of its effects, we are in-
8. nfltlOll Of l‘l'C(‘.ll]Ui} ‘vYill I7l‘C‘liU'C.? ('x'i.f'.4.)‘? it i.= ~‘l'l-’ !'l5?‘.(n{_l ['0 luok upon \~(-ith f‘-(yo;-_ In the in-
and mischievous E‘.(ll11ll}i:i'l'i‘:?i(tI'. Tim :_= * ..i’x"(.‘*'- ivliicli we have wit.iicsscd the l3I:;tract.ion
mom (“‘””0t 03'7"‘? “S 0\‘-'lt 1”‘ -‘>‘‘«??' < " 3 ~ o.-":.ci-tli hr:~i been pei'fornie(l with apparent and
Executive is tltwartcd in his own T'_l£=‘iE5(’:‘. .-‘._
2::-l:iiowleilgctl c:ii'clcs.:3iic5s ofpaiii, and no evil
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iiiajority there, is of no more avail to h.ni 3
fin.’ timn ‘hey W"“l‘l Ii” ll‘ ll‘-"~" Bis-"ll-‘ll -l~)"‘*"l3"‘*‘ ‘ lowed. ii't.li::- discovc1‘_"f is as free from ol)_loction
“"'‘’”t' The fillilli-“ll “-'“l3“l3l“3 ‘Tl 1155 I";-1-'39 as we are disposed to con.-zidcr it, it niust prove
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not the whigs of Connecticut be i'ciid-y to unite
ministers. are the sport of his own fi'i(.-:;«:ls. 1.-
cniiiieiiti_, serviceable in preparing the patient
in the verdict which the people are i‘endcriiig "l f “y 5,~,,-g',(-H1 (,2-4,9,-,~,m,,,_c-_ tppe (,.';m-“(ion Ofmc,
A Are t.l:e_Y niaking the prcparr.tio:is Cl£‘.l11l1t1(lL‘{l.,_é,‘.,,_,_:’ ,,,,,_.}. ]_,,,_‘SCC,, at “,0 cm“, of D,._ Hm,
‘ Union and energy.
\vlio
Pmillllt ‘”’d“'l.'-§°l'°“5 “‘°l'i‘“l makes frcquent use ofit in his dental practice.
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will secure a result at which the wliigs of the
Union will rc-joico.—— C’oziranf. 55- 9f To
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From the exposition made by Col. Bciitoii in .2. Sons of Tiiiiipcraiico, the following Pl‘C2‘.lUl)lC‘-
the Serrate, it seems that the plan oftlm Lit-.1-,r_ tll‘.f_l Ilosolutfons wore unaiiiiiiously adopted:
U"/i.ci'c-(2.9 it hath pl."asc(l alniiglity God in the
wise dispensation ofl-lis providence to visit our,
circle and i'c.'i:ovz- by the hand of Dcatli one of
.-.:r tiuiiiber, 13:-otlicr E. J. Jens, from the
.l)ivision, ‘.ll(‘t'L‘ii}I'0
.£?c..\-m’2'ci'/, That in this (the first dcath in our
circlc,) we tlccply feel the event \\'lll('l1 calls us
iiiourn the loss of ii_/iii/./i‘/iil ]))I'/J./.Il(.C’7', and to ad-
monish us that we too must die.
Gcneralsliip was originated by him, and sugges-
ted to the President. This was a modest meth-
od oi_i his part, of obtaining a high office for liini-
self.
Au address on the subject. of teznperance ‘
will be given at the Town Hall on Tliursd-av
ovcniiig oftliis week by Ur. Jacob Carter.
Rosa-lrctl Tl):-if we clicrisli tlievirtnes of our;
(lcceased llrotlicr and mourn lii;-zdepaiture from
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The Cr)n_g‘i‘ess;70i1zzl Co2i1'cizfimi. for This Dis-
. _ our Il)l[l:'l'; "il1Lllll'1l.\\'llli(‘. we look at his v'ic'inti
trict assembles at Brookfield this day, Tucsdav, L l l K ‘
sea", we will rcncw our ofiints in the gooclcatiso. ;
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$31 inst. Vt e suppose ineie can be no l)i'Xl‘l11(\\’l)t.‘l'c \\ e have finigl.t sidc of» side so loii§1_,and§
(0103,, m,,p;,,g 1\.,_,O“.n 11,3 P,.m.,,](,m Op,“-,0” in ' double our tlll'lIl‘,‘.‘.9.fI(IL‘ in (his and cvor_‘,' good woi_'k.l
“To have .1 ' _f‘5C.§'t)Ill'f7f, hat we (;,I'f‘_/).(_I/‘ S_:y'l11]litllIiSP- with;
ins agi-Ll Motlicr and otiici'ro.iiti'.'cs.and that we
heard no °lh‘3l"s""“ll‘3”l5ln llnnlel-llJ"~l“l1‘3 iii"-‘5 “Flt 3 l1Cl'(‘l>_‘,' tezitlcr to them oursincoi'est contlolci.-cci
able incumbem, and we think we ];;,-ml-d tgmp in '. in this their severe afllictioii and irrccoverable
this vicinity as to the candidate.
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saying that ui all probability he will be the nonii- z 10”‘ —
nee ofthe Convention. A better iioiiiitiatioiiwe‘ ‘i.r£F'5Y"lli“"'Z ‘J lint’ lhls Plielllillllle "ml lllase W50”
elm lnrdl _ C;:m_Ct g lutzons he pulilislierl in the Norwalk papers, and
‘ ‘ -l ‘- ' ' ' a coji_\j' ofthcni sent to the relatives of our dec'd
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7 V I V. _m ‘ V v _ ;l_)lUYll.{.A. “}r.l.\r.PPT.Tl'4\‘\ l.ll..LD, R. S.
T. T. 11 IIIFFLILSE “I: 1.‘ EDI-. l’.ALIS_‘\I.i 1\orwalk, It cbv. 1st. 1847.
The loco papers of this state have boldly do-l
nied,as they did in the case of lsaac Touccy, thatl
their candidate for Govprnor was ever coiincctcd
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with the old 1* ederal party, and not only so, lint;
Esiifidézig xi. I$E{'etiaig-EZos:~:e in
Grid Eiiiacs.
I".-‘om (.720 Tomi ]i‘croi'(l.s' r_»/'i\'oi'7c(1l;7.', 1678.
"At ii towne iiicctiiig Desciiilier _\fe17't.li1(i‘78,
it was voted and agi'ecr.l that the townc will lcavcl
tho ilifcroiicc about. the place where ya llltitlllfl,
l;ous:e shall stand that is now to be crcctcd, to
tiire honest, inditTerent,judicious men, and tlicy'
arc to vow the places in cont1‘o‘.'t-.1";-‘y, And to;
hear all rcsons and argunionts on both sides: and
the town ingages to sit down sati.-‘lied with there
d--ti-.i'ii'iin:‘.tioii as to the place of its srtanding.
Anal furtlier it was voted and agreed, that thol
h()not'cd Deputy (§iovernoi', and the lionercd 3
i‘-la_ior Goold, with the _l’».ovei'ciieLl Elder Buck-l
lll_L‘_’ll::lt"t, shall he the men that. thotowne will put‘
this inatter of dissonance too, rospectingthe placcl
wiiear the meeting house shall stanc .”
“At the same iiieting. voted and agrec.!.l that
D-'3-“'3UP~Ya 315i ~l?=l1l1H1‘.':»"1 1347- the Etit"t,‘illl,",'l1-’)LlS(3 that to be erected shall be
Editor oftlic lfzzri‘/'ori:l C'o:ii*a;'i.'.——_7).:,.::.- ,- ti»-:_y foote square. and sixteiie foote bctwin
they 'even gone farther, and licaped upon tlioscl
who made the charge, uiiiiiea.-:ureI.l abuse. The
editors ofthc Hartford Coui-ant and ;\’ew l-lavi-ii
Palladiuni have both come in for the share of
the abuse, and to meet. the eflioiitei-y, and ap-
parant confidence oftheir denial, have been com-
pelled to establish thctrutli of their declarations
concerning Mr. \Vliitt.lcsoy, by the certilicat'es
of Mr. \V’s. neighbors. If any one doubts that
T. T. \Vliittles.oy is tainted with a previous
connection with the Fodeialists of this St:-rte l:‘|’
him read the following evidence:
——Some time since, in 1'eply to a call fvozn 3'. -- iiiid the Rolioftho said house to be built
I-lartford Times for proof with l't‘;_’:!l’(l to ' ll-so manner andlorinc of l<‘aterfild iiioctiiigj
'\Vh1ttlcsey’s former politics, I wrote inl7ir;ii':;.«g I-‘.1’
you of some ten men, citizens (,;»'t}1§.,~i-im-;,, -,x,~;,., “""’_"“‘“""”" _
would propobly be acquaiuteil with t.lie:n. _?-.:al C‘ "5 ' '“‘3"‘“ (’I‘D“_R“5S8ll B‘ Imeler of
in the Hartford Times of 7th it):‘;:*., i am \‘i".l'\,' A 3? -lzé.
politely cliarged with i°e-zi;:sci’i’m:_; H *,‘;;§,-.L.},~,,,,,'.-_‘,
originally uttered by you. I ST2‘.".'t‘fl tfazt .‘-l.r.
'\V. was originally a Fcdei-is-"
sl::izglitercI.l'a two year old steer
\\'2_.L. '~.’.".5if,:'ilC-fl over one Z/i.ozisaizzl lbs. which is
l)'.‘.i2(‘.'-.(‘..i to be the licavicst creature of its age
over ::::..-ted in Ridgefield.
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-"', :t:i.'l Rf: (--:;'1t .il,
ed as long or nearly as l:iiigz1si'l=-'~ l-‘i,-.:‘.z-:-..l ~.~. ii"
ty hadany organizatioii. 1 sezizl l;ei-i,~.wEt?. 1=-.=-
certificatc of 19 1'espeCl.al)le cast of 2 his g‘l=.(::'
concerning it, which I will 1'; ; _\‘o:: to pixel‘-li
Had the Hartford Times tlihlltl 3 Fl
\Vhit.tlesey’s federrlism, wit 2'
offensive language they li::v~
tor you with, (a portion of v~.'.' ;:: .
kindly given ine,) I should rat‘ 1;. _
myself in the nizitter; but whezi ?
eoplc with lying for asse:'tii.;; a ..
known as the one that Mr. \V. wa:-: «.
Federalist is known here, that is zine:
Yours truly, ])_,,;-;;,-;;;;y,
The Ha1'tf0rd Times liaving accnserl the
Courant of falseliood in asserting that Ilon.
Thomas T. \Vl1it:tles<-y was Ollifii-Bull I“c-:ic:' .list.'
and having challenged the Courant to prove the
same by citizens of this tow:i——
“7e the uiidersifrned, cit'izons st Danbury, do
_hereby certify that we have known Mr. V.-\7l1llZ-l
‘v'oi;t::<rr.i-:r.iNe.—-An effort is making, S0ll1Cr
.*l:,a:.-darcl learns, in Bridgeport and vicinitv to
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' zi c.o.npany of volunteers for the 1‘.Ie.=;ican
II. T. I-l uggiiis and Dwight Morris, Esqs.
l;:;o'.:c;l their names for a share of any glo-
ry l'i1:;i‘ iiiny grow out of the thing. It strikes
*.:~: llliti‘ that loco fcco state’s attorney would be
T7‘
a .<u’m-.t,‘;e minrlitlzitc for such an expeditioii. .1 e
ll1P.‘1:’) no cl§si'c:-:pcct to the other gentlemen na-
iiicrl .
tors what many others ofiis political party con-
. tent themselves with tliiiziciiig of President
Polk.
r-1'i';.‘cts so far as we have been informed has fol- ,
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‘, to b'..-ar the iiiflictioiis which geneiully accoiiipa-'
at R D 7 Q, _ Clias. 17’l::.tt. Na2'u'cil.7.'.
T _ _ F l.lol:ort 1* lyn “
» i\‘i«:w l’lt1..'l‘:5 .iUs' Sally l‘rli:i_~lioll u
at the I-lotcl of l‘lt}'zEl). Nichols in said \\'cstpoi't 'l01q‘m;fi K3/L(13;iiuhbo1I l\0r,?faU“
ion the ad day of April aiid the 3d day of ‘July, F I)islii‘o\v ‘ “
-18:17, at one o'clock. P. M.; on each of said I"("_;C"C]_”]'r,_ ” ,,
,days to receive and atljvst the claims of the (JV-‘X'nl R-' Iimwig “
£Cll']tf(lllOt'S ot's:iii.l insolvcnt,. Six iiioiitlisiizislieeii J_”n('_< filltéileil “
la owed from the date lieroofb ' the said Court. ‘ ' W -’ i ' .-
tof Probat<—. for the exiiibition df claims to the Jorhn \V"rm” A;-w Canaan’
' COmn_l.Lqs,0__m_§ ‘\3_ni. L. Beers la csf_}Jo1'l. .
l 7 ' ' “ _ , \Valtcr\Vliituey Dcrrzcrz.
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\VM. H. Riciiaaus 5 "O‘mmsSmnels' N THE S.ubsci-iber takes this
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'I’»edding.
very iiiodcr:-ito prices. Their supply of Marble;
T::{,-_:_;:~';‘--s f ‘ —--- ‘W; €§1i1l)E'fi('0S. the best .t']‘.ltlll[l(.'.S of Auierican and
" ““E"” M) Ll" P““°lm' ltalian, with a beautiful vai':ctV of colors. _r-
‘ Hi": P1’-hilt‘ -"T0 ll01'9l7§' €‘%¥11'Ll0W‘/Ll llgillnsll]';tt1§_Tt"l11€l:l'S have, been made by which they are
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Li-‘.'rti'i~:o:i, adniiiiisttcd for the extract.ionoftccth. fpm«j-m- m'ti()]e of Vci-uiont Marble. which for
d\:l10\\‘ll‘.glllZ‘tf» such articles are in use, and that ,,u,-};,-, _q_u5C0ptgt,}1;;:,- offifingsh and gene,-at excel-
mucli injury niay resultfrom thoin, 7. fuel it my lozicii, is scarcely inferior to ltziliziii. Specimens
Tll‘-15' l0 'v""“ll"” llle °0“"ml”lll.“illlillnst ‘helm iiiiay be soon at; their _vard, and 21 conipai'i~:oii
l I\:' B_ I)(\p_:()n bfif n].y_;5IdIf has an.V ](3,g;;] 'l)t‘i‘»'.'(.3Cll illld l'l](.'- lll'flC‘l8 ll) COHIIUOII I158 lll.\‘l}l-
.;-igllt to 1153 i‘.lorton‘s invention in‘ Fairfic-.l¢_l ,t.uto:l. The c..aracter oi the work done at this
()0-,m1~_\_-_ All 31.1‘;-actions of this ;-§§_ym- will l_1e;_YiIl‘(.l will ceniparc f'avoral.~l_v with that ofany
pi-(;s;oc;:t;-.d. A, ll;;,;,_ ‘oil.-cr sllnlltt1‘Ti)Slltl)ll:;lltIl0l’llLin the country.
l E.*.ta':: £5222: E3ti.t‘.€'¥§ Kai! Gloves‘, —-1:-m\Iii—il‘—’--7'-i-I-Him)?’ 1547'
I HOSE who like a good Glove, will do well MORTON’S LETHEON.
I; Z- to call on “\VARD” who has the article in, _‘ _ .
every variety of style and color, and ofthc best.‘ FE‘ 1115 ‘V‘-‘}ld_°"l"ll1 "‘.5T°"‘"=_f°" the l'9l_‘9f Oflmlll
material. and sufli-ring in surgical operations, may
now be tested by any one. at the office of the
subscribc-.r, who is prepared to adniiniste1' it in
all cases where it. may be 1'cquit'-‘cl.
o1n3
?:is‘g~ia;;:'cs.
ARRIACE .\‘T&ll1L1i‘itCtl1l‘f)1'S may purcliasc
lb-'3 11-‘*3? Of“ 1’-l’1"'l0“9 “l'l‘lCl0 l0l' i"'i'0?’-'1'0F*"-‘3 i ctiablcd to furnish tlieir custonii-rs with a su’l
I have this day removed my entire Stock of Dry Goods and Carpeti'ng
into the Store formerly occppicd by VVM. & 13-. LOCKVVTOOD, at
the foot of Main Street, East side of, and within a few feet of the Bridge
It will beicalled “TH E QLD 3 R195 5 3TQRE_” I:
has been fitted up in a style that is not surpassed in old Coiiiiecticut,
and is not equaled in these parts. To my friends and patrons I re-
turn my sincere thanks, and clieerfully invite all to call and examine
C. J. GRUMAN.
my extensive stock of new and Rich Goods.
Norwalk, Nov. 11, 1846. C
B bx-
at
I
.8lil§§E STQEE lll
’ PENED on Monday of this week my full-assortnicnt of Rich, New and Fashionable Goods,
and [can now safely say thnt.I can and will ofl'er gruatei: inducements .o purcliascrs
than can be found at any other store in Fairlield County. Every article that can be called for in
an extensive Dry Goods Establisliiiient can now be found at my store. Below are a few of
the leadin articles. '
30 pifces rich DRESS GOODS; 30 do rich all wool C.~‘sSI-LVIERES & DE LANES;
50 do plaid FRENCH LUSTRET‘; 500 do PRINTS, from st to 15 c_ts; 20 do the best of
French, English and American BRO.-\DCLOTllS, front S1 8'7} to ;;6 O0; 50 do superior
gC.-XSSIMERES, of all colors and kinds; .50 do SA’1‘INET’I‘S,tlie best and cheapest ever
oll'cred; £30 difl'e1'cnt styles of goods forladics’ CLOA KS; 12 Casliinere LUNG SHA"tVI'_.S’,Aal’l
, wool, very low; 1:3 all wool SQUARE SI-IAXVLS cashmere; 50 Cotton and wool BRQCHA
;STA\VLS; Common woolen and dress SHA\VLS in abundance; Also, a tasty assornioiit
l of MILL1NERY GOODS.
' \Ve have not time to oiiuiiieratc articles, but will S:!_‘.’tllZ1t the wants of all can be supplied at
the lowest possible prices, at my old and well known stand. C. J. (_-IRUMAN.
Shawls E
HE largest and best assortment. of this ar-
ticle may be found at t:lie store of
JAS. Miumoiiv dc Co.
‘Wmntcd immediately
, _ More Shirt Hands. The liiyhestl
l prices in CASH or trade will be i
paid on delivery of the work at
M. \V.ti{i:M.iN’s
In the store formerly occupied by J. A. \Veed.
Norwalk.
. Bosoims aim! (toilars.
UST rcc’d a good assortiiieiit, and for solo
chca; by M. \\fAK)Z?vI:\Z\'.
1-‘ ii a: gcs_an11 y B H atoms
1%‘ ]3I:‘AUTlFI.'L :1S.<()1'l.I11(‘tnt just I'(‘.C0i\'Ctl.
.l.\s. MaLi.onY '& Co.
'i‘:1ke care of that Esorscl
ND do notlet the poor animal oncoiii tor un
' protected, the stiffciiiiig, crucl storm while
élfjgglainlrcfs and Drilg-5-g£ai~e being sol(lVsi{Rc%cap Afi;:”ml_ hn'0‘, “.,E&,E, and
i ‘ ‘r.”_“ig'h BERN GOODS
3'] ' ‘“ ' AT \VES'1‘POR.T.
HE subscriber offers for sale by the barrel,
/ ,},,.,-H. rA;v,.,',,.,,,,,,‘,,g.3, (1.1.-(,— ]0“- M 11.0 Now Please read the test.inion_v of the followingfcan, or retail, P. Smitli‘s superior Coacli, HA1‘ E this any rccvd fmm NC“.Ym.k a
‘ . . . . .: ' 1 ~ ~ ‘ . ' . . ' . . ' . . ' ~ ‘ , ,
Sim-O, ,-\, \[, \\7_.mD_ per.-tons. Many inoie of the same kind might, Polishing and l.‘l1Htll.l.1e Vaiiiiiisli and Japan, 1,”-20 pm of (,],,_.;,p Dry (‘,'0(,dS' A1,." am/.
. - ~ ,, . .... , , -~ , -, ...-. .: . v A _ ‘ _-- - - '
Roi-walk. Jan. 95, 1841. If“ 3‘‘“l, but these aie deemed sufiicieut. ‘at m.inut.ictuiL.i s pi .c:=s. \VM. L. S1 .u.:.r. ql-_,,,,t,n,,_s, of \Vct (_,‘(,0r1g‘ (~,,m,_.;nng of [,],;,w},H1
JL:2:::;:: S6133. « 1 r « A° hILL°
' C.hRTlFlC.A1‘l'-1.
[K NEVV supplyof \Vhite Lamp Oil,.of a
S ‘C I"_‘”'§' 5Vl“"“°" ‘l“"‘l‘l-" l."(Jf"Ql‘é;:‘d llgnflmr E certify that we have tested in our own lhcrsoiis
”‘ )5 ' ' '“ llhm‘ ithe cticctsof .\;lor.'ro.\"s Lm‘ui~:o.-N’ as adniinis-
,_
Eloéiziw ‘.i'1’:ir:-.
Il‘\’."~lEl’» l’()'l.‘S, Kettles, Spiders, Bake
1’.-ins &c. c\'c. for sale very low by
W’. C. S'rui«:i-:1‘.
‘ lti.-red by Dr. A. Hill of Norwalk, and can bear
dvsriiil power in suspciiding coiisciousiicss of pain
tooth; andthat. we experienced no injurioiis
c.fl'ccts either during or subsequent to its admin-
i.--'trat';on,
Boi:’t <".a'ev.2'c:5 I Qsfjj
‘ RECEIVED.
John O. Smith "
James Lticas
;Julia A. Beers
lCarolino M. \Vliitiiey
The 1]l‘z(.l(‘.l'Sl,Q_’llGd having witnessed the opera-
Fire Ilfilc I?i'rci-.
New Cmiamz.
l-Vc-stport.
Du I'i('71 .
Hoes.
VERY siiperior quality of Cast Stool
warranted~l;1oes, for sale by the dozen on
inaiiufacturer‘s account by \V. C. S'riii:i:'r.
V70 the nndersigiied, do hereby che.crfully-
T"
. .. ‘at?’
iA‘=fiE3'3r*t'-——DRIVEN fromlier mooriiigs
la decided and uiicquivocal tcstiiiiony to its won-,
I
or sufl'eriiig durintr the operation of C.‘Ill‘t't(‘.llt1°'- . , ., , . . . _
" E’ "’ 2 cd grceii on the bottoni,learl colored wash boards. Squirrel. &c. die. all of which will be sold at
Muslins, Calicoes, Laces, ccc. which willbe sold
at 5 their real value.
Also the largest and best iissortment of Mufii;
ever brought into l"airficld Couiity, embracing
Miirteifs, Iinitation do. lustred Filct, French
Sable, lustre(.l Lynx, Bolicniia do. Isabella Bear,
Silver Badger, African Lynx, Silver Martin, bl’k
at Norwalk Islands, on the 7th inst. a Sail Boat; Getter, Mink Sable, Canadian do. lustrcd Rus-
rr.-bout. 14 feet. in lengtli. sails mid mast out. paint-’ sin bl’k Sable, Iludson’s Day Lynx, Siberia
EIZLBENG 'll'Hi‘l§BE§R.—-—Tlie subscri-
. 49 bars have on hand a large assortment of
Spruce Timber, fIS.‘3()l‘l(‘.(.l sizes and leiigtlis.
C. L. P\.‘.1’.‘vI0-.‘v'1’i. it Co.
with a new painter, two pairs of o_vs'.0r tongs, , St‘.Cl1 prices as ixiiist' astoiiisli thepeople. Please
:1 pair of oars, and a center board-wheu last‘ call at \V'.\l. J. FINCH.
sceii was drifting ca:-twzird. A liberal rcwar:ll \Vc;‘tport, Dec. 20, 1:“:-'16.
will be given for the recovery of the boat, 01' "‘”‘ """"'
any inforniation concc.rniiig her.
lit-‘.UBF.N A. Sr. JOIIN.
Norwalk, Jan. 19. 1817.
E‘ .'='.OilB€.-—'l‘lie subsci-il:ci's have constant-
ly on hand, Fionr by the barrel or less
quantity to suit. piirchasers. at the lowest niarkct
pi-ices. (3. L. RA1Z‘:lOi\'D, 6: Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)
13
Grocery and Crockery Stoi'c, 6.1:.
E/. E have just received from New York, a
N~_,B.§.fiCE. tioii of'cxtracting teeth, under the influence of
HE subscribers havinrr been appointed bv MQPTTON.-’-SiLETimO?' as m'h"“”Sm.~i'ed by
Hm Cwrt of Pmbngje for we '(jiSn_m: 61.; A Hill 01 1\Ul‘.\\’ltlli,.(nL)1l1Ol‘(3l))' cl:¢rei'iLilly' CGi't-lly;
\\'estp-ort. coiiiiii".ssioiiei's on the liistnte ot‘DA- hm m our 0-lmnou it goes 13055-035 the I-enimikil-'
V18 ,,,‘,\YLOR (gfsuid “-O\_¢Pm_;‘fl“ imolvcm ble powc1~ of suspending consciousness of pain.
‘ _‘ ‘ _ _ , ’ . ‘ " or SlIl'lt:‘l’ll')0'(lt1't'lt1°‘ its operation.
debtoi, hcieby _£Zl\(‘: notice that. they will uiect. ‘' °
metliod to iiiforni those indebted
" ‘ _ ‘ _ T to him that he will keep his accounts in his
E) 53 ?3J'€JH'‘. TE HES S’E‘€)(1ll<t.-—-~\V ARD I}li1ndS four weeks longer forsettlenient. If they
_’ Q’ °l‘Cl'5 dc L“l“95 “"0 (_3i13l‘Im01'8S at lcsslare not settled up bythat tinietliey may expect.
t”"“ C0-"L “A W0l'tl T0 U10 W159.” &C- to pay a cost. This is the third and lasi call.
6,,“ The subscriber may be found at his old stand
-11 5 - I . -. ~ - . ‘- - 1 r I
fi?‘@3?'1§__1%___,],HF Svbswiber at So. 1\oiv.alk, wheie he is ieady to _\\nit on
1H_,;n" hem] du,‘ H vim, (1 gm: ‘ ' f‘ th ,all those in want of Clotlnng, both cutting and
(\l ,—,, .r i, - --a, ,. . . —. ,
Counijv ofFaii'field Ii: l)“:l"1t‘:(l l'O€?'(:)%t11li)1i(’ this imftumg‘ which will W .d(me.m lhle best Style’
(ll1'ClC5l()l‘l1l1C appoiiitniei;t.. All 0 ders left. atlimd at the shrmulsi m?nC~e, 1%} C-as L ' -
the store of Hubbell & Co w‘ll r -ceive d 1 '1t- S. V; ' RAYMOSP’ llmchant Timm-
' 1‘ ' _.' L‘ ", "6 ‘ So. Norwalk, Jan. 18, 1846. 311151
teHYI0!J- 1\A'I‘HA.\' CAAIP. .—-— _ _
Norwalk, Jan 26, 1847. B051‘; §§23--‘§51‘5§-
T Q NE hundred boxes of Raisins, of the first
quality, in halves aad quarters. Persons
wishing to get a supply for Christmas and New
Years will do well to call at BUun.A.i.L’s.
KNEE. Tlie subscribers have constantly
.. A on hand Lime from the different Kilns
which they offer at. the lowest market price by
the barrel or less quantity.
C. L. RAYMOND, 65 Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)
“A 'E‘i:::c for all tlliings.”
ND now is the time to secure bargains in
the purchase ofFall and \Vinter Goods—-
to close this season’s trade at \VARl)’S.
E2353” If you doubt: it.—t.ry it!
“T550 E”s::il:2ao:l.ist.."
choice solcction ol'.I’salni ck: Hymn tunes.
chiefly new, hy Thomas Hiistiiigsaud \V,
B. l3radbury, for sale by J. A. \VEED.
SATURDAY, Jan. 15.
Egsgfilce--—TIIE Notes and accounts
due the Estate of Joseph S. Meeker, which re-
\Ves1port, Jan. 16, 1847. 3t5
4
.-TUE.‘ A‘UC'§i“lIGil'¥.
-§'X§7.-ITJ-Ll be sold at Public Auction, by order
oftlio Court of Probrite for the District.
of Norwalk, un Tuesday the 2d day of Februa-
rry next, in Thomas’ building, west side the Nor-
'alk bridge, at 2 o’clock, 1’. M. the following
ai't.icles,bclonging to the estate of TH ADDEUS
l'I’§) YT, late of \Vilton, deceased, viz. one new
Pleasure \Vagon, a quantity of Wine of different
kinds, :1 large cast iron Cog \Vheel.intended for
a Saw Mill, togetlier with various otherarticles.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
. \VM. CHURCH, Adm.
Norwalk, Jan. 25th, 1847. 11;?!-‘
Al (Z C'0IH'£ of Probate /ioltlcn at Norwal/.7, willi-
in midfor the Dz's/.i'£c’I, of Normal/c, on [lie 23d
day Q/'Jcmiiai‘y A. D. 18-17. 1’;
E STATE of ' THADEUS HOYT, late of .
\Vilton, in said District, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent.
Or:[crerZ—That the administrator of said Es-
tate. exhibit. his adiiiiiiistratzirm account. to this
Court for lic:iriii,r:, adjustment and settlement
at the Probate Office, in Norwalk, in said Dis-
nil in L & l”l‘l'l‘l‘l’ aitiiii
lulu .' ll 1 -l‘ 1 it 1,
i I 1: Q 9 1 1‘ ,- Cw’) pm’ AT NEXV CA.\’.»\A;\’.
out 0‘. net‘ ‘ai..':t-‘rt Wat‘. n . L .o A 2; " ' -es. N _ J, g . ‘z _
1\"l:ole boxes,halvcs ciid -quarters, new P.:i‘.s- ‘ l 5“ E‘ A1 h‘""'° .‘C3“‘Ved '1 V01]
iiis- Soap ‘ind Czfidlcs wholesale ard rot-iil'* l~ " large Smcllol DRY GOODS’ GROC1“
._,x 1 'x.‘ ..., - a n .l-,( ‘ -‘ ‘-1 - ,
{Oak SQ“-, Li,.e,.,,,,O1 L.,.0m.d do. hrge .md RH‘-.S, LROLKILRY & I-1ARD—\VARl:'.,
, 1. ¢l ‘r A 4 I _ 1 V: ‘ .‘.. _w ’_a .. . _
small sacks salt; also a quantity of rock salt,‘“h‘°h “ley °fi“_ ‘ll z‘=,'“‘”l.‘ (,°d“°°‘l lpllces 1"’
ground, in lb bags; 2000 PlClkClS ready fez‘-,°“‘h' B]cl"],‘j‘ ‘”_"h“ l"'(‘]V lfllllllél “”=1°3e5-
Use; Lamp 0”, f,.om7'.-, 6,3’ to 551,95; Ropes Fienc i, ‘tlglls an _ . niciicaii ioadclotlis
of-.1“ Sizeg. 010%,. ,,m,,,h(,.,m..1 md to], Wed. & Cassnnercs, of all prices and colors. Cash-
‘- -i i '- ' 1" . ,.-. .. .. ..-,.. ..
a quantity ofnew leaf sage; Molasses. and Su- ; 8°‘; lgfilngés. RD‘ {:1 6-«X:]\a1‘icty ,d Riots
gars ofall kindsand prices; Flour by the barrel‘ 00 fr “,3 ‘mole "- ‘”E’_°S,: _l’“C“S ‘m us‘
0,. at ,.e,.,,n; Stove Blacking; C0,." and 0,,tSHl.1'eS, Mcrinoes, French LL. lagnghsh of all colors;
and articles too numerous to mention, all of B"°°l“‘v “'°"3le‘-l “la “Om” ‘‘3l‘”''‘'l3i 1‘ g1""‘l"l1‘
,- ‘ M .1 f riety of Calicoes, &c. &c.
“mbe sold chew’ ::_.:I:1heI3S§ii2:()MEEI{ER_ Also, A general assortrnent of Groceries,
Norwalk Dec_ 15, l846_ Crockery 6: Hardware, all of which willbe sold
OARSE and fine Combs, back and side
very cheap.
c
Dress Combs, also Cloth, Tooth, Hair 6.:
}\’ew Canaan, Oct. 31st. 1846.
V‘Yit'\"'i‘E5 ER A R RA=.\'GE.lIEN'i‘.
Nail Brushes, 21 fresh supply at.
DlSBRO\V’S.
large stock of'Crockcry in addition to the
stock we had on hand. Also, Earthen Platters
Comllis aim Brushes. 44
‘L-\ THE S1002-JULI.-1.Wlll leave the
A Landing at 1* we: Mile River, on
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 29th, and
. 1 again on Thursday evening Jan. 7th
New E€c.IT»i!.=.!e:' for 1937. t 1840, and Pikie Slip, N. York, on Tuesday Jan.
HE Coniic-c~if7'cut Regsilc-7' being an official lltli and Friday Jan. 15th and contiiiue to run
State Calendar of Public Oflicers and l.n- , on Tuesdays and Thursdays t1ll€1‘l’!ZlL1V0ly until
stitutionsinConnecticuttbr18.l7, by Chas. \V.Lifuriher notice. Freight and I’ass‘agers takeii
Bradley, Jr. Clerk in the Office of the Secreta- . as usual. W’. C. ‘SAMMIS.
ry of State. Prepared with great labor and _N~rii'wzilk_,_])_eg._N?8g,1846.
care from the most authentic sources, and fur §R_i “.115
nislied at a very low rate. The subscriber iii- Q’ ‘ , ' _ _. ,
vites his friends and customers to call and ex- _-§1:.f%SlEi£n]:]:1’;&t?rl::E Oflzlfilcwgafilllfsf Ztigtezi.
amine the above work, confident that all who (V. _Qh_ 1‘ _ 1° ’] 5 If
: Wm buy it. J. A_ \VEED_ coiiinion nitel .- aw s, ‘O1 sae vow ‘O c ose
‘Ce’ the fall trate, at \VARD‘S New Store.
301 ‘Ch’ _ Syn-up Molasses.
LL llellsons mdllbled to me’ mm of. .'l Oseph Fine article of svrup molasses for sale at
S. Meeker &, Son, are hereby notified that “ BURi{ U-_‘L,S
I . ' ' ', \ ‘ _.- .‘ 5 a
payment must be made foi thwitli to the, so iscii
bcr. GEORGE R. BIEEKER. gs; N Essay on the uses and advantages rfif
NOv_ 17, 1845' 46 ’ ~... “Town Oi'ganizait_ron,” by Robert A. Co -
, _ _, _ ’ , -_ _ _-”_ fin, A. M. Principal of So. Noi-walk Academy,
Townsend s L3;t.ir:1c..o§ $3.11 span .2. forsale by J_ A_ ~(VEED_
raw HE genuine article, for, .leAb..Y VVEED. W, USLUVS,Bm_1flpS,SuSperior d0ub1et“,i“2d
' bagging, warp, horse blankets, carpets,
Blankets.
oil-cloths, £3-c. to beThad cheap of W.-um.
LARGE assortnieritofR_ose and \Vliitney N°"“”‘“" 315‘ Am"
. Blankets, of all qualities, at very reduced A me“. Supp“. "3 Cheesm
prices, may be found at the Old Bridge Store.
C. J. GRUMAN 1 POUNDS ofvery fineC[-IEESE
for sale at BUR1i:tLLSp
R; ‘IDDLEBROOICS ALMANACS for '
Nov. 28, 1846.
1847, for sale by the gross, dozen or re- Ne“, Books,
J. A. VVEED.
66 AVE me e~xcused,;I or to prag;icalto§po-
. r‘ fs 0' - 't' fth Pri eote rea (up-
A new slmlbly 0 uguns pm, by Kiemez.;’iA' M” Pastor. Ofthe
.._—-'23
/'5.
tail, by
tlesey from his boyhood up to the picsciit time,‘
mid have, with the exception of the time passed
b him in Yale College and at the Law School
in Litchfield, been faniilliar with his political
course, and we have no hesitation in sayiii
that. to our certain /c/iowlcclgc, Mr. \Vliit.tlesey
did not with the Federal Eparty until about the
year 1827 or 28 whenever that party was or-
ganized in this town.
Danbury, 15th January, 1847.
Samuel Tweedy. Russell Dobbs.
Russell Hoyt. John S. Blackman.
Ho’:-ace_Bull. Seth Comstock.
UI'_l2ll1 Wood. Oliver Stone.
Ffllrchlld \Vildman. Nnjah \Vildman.
Wm- H° Rule‘? Niram Wildman.
Gershom Nichols. David B,-,bbs_
Sm" Nicholsv Eli Hamilton.
A Daniel Comstock. Ezra G,.eg0,y_
\Vm. \Vildman.
Very far are we from attaching any blame to
2 Mr. Polk. He assented to a nomination he
‘ never songlit: and, we believe, discli:u';_:es the
' duties of his high station conscientiously. But.
I he owes the people notliiiig. If his early habits,
. his education, and all the associations of niaturer
lyears, have taught; him no sympathy for that.
numerous portion of his fellow citizens by whose
labor bread is made, and battles are won, they
must not blame him, but thank themselves, for
accopting an “available candidate” upon trust.
Representatives in the seven vacant Districts
was made on Monday 18th.
Brewer and Orringt,on,a \Vhi;z was elected,
In the District of Berwick and North Berwick
there was again no choice.
Edgecomb, a Whig has been chosen.
M.-u.\'i-*..---A.nbtlier trial for the election of
In the District. of
In the District composed of New Castle and‘
trict, on the 3d day of February, A. D. 1847,
at 9 o’clock in the forenoon ; and that all persons
indebted in said Estate may be duly notified
tliereof, said Admistrator will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper printed in Fair-
field County, and also posta copy thereof on the
public sign-post, nearest the last residence of
said deceased, in said \Vilton, at least six days
bedfore said 3d day of February.
1t""4 Gi-zoiior: A. D.A\’EN1’ORT, Judge.
LOCUST POSTS.
SMAL_‘L lot. of Long Island Locust suita-
L ble for 1* eiice Posts. For sale by
T. L. (S; J. R. PECK.
Oct» 1846.
* LINSEED OIL.
BLLS. Linseed OIL, for sale at the
lowest market prices at PECK’S.
‘ May 12, 1846.
main unpaid on the first; of February next, will
be put in suit without distinction.
JOHN A. Witso, Administrator.
Norwalk, Jan. 19, 1847. 3
List. of Letters i'cn1:iini|Igiai the
Post Oflice, Ridgefield, Jan. 1st, 1847.
Bennett, George Leet. HONICG
Bates, Mrs Catharine L Merchant, Abel B
Bouton, Enoch Olmsted. Mrs Eliza
Dicliens,’lI*Iai'vey; P«'1t1'iCl\'. George
Dickson, David Reynolds. E B
Dean, ,\Vm L Scott. Thaddeits
Fautoii , '1‘ B Sherwood,MrsRach’l
Gilbert, Samuel Shaler, Solomon
Hoyt, Mrs Amanda Smith 3d, VVlliain
Kniflin, Mrs Mary- Smith, Erastus
Kendrick, Mrs Hannah \Vells, G 0
Warren, Miss Sally
Persons calling for the above, will
advertised. RUSSELL JONES, P. M. 2
please say vicinity, all which will be
BURRALLT‘ Church in Darien, Ch I 3- A- “LEED-
Flo! asses ‘
F OR sale cheap at
Nov. 28, 1846.
In Bi§0WNs F“"0l1‘M3|‘kC3s N- Y: OR sale at Burrall‘s; a new supply ofgood
T‘ ORMERLY of Ridgefield, Ct. will sell on M0l115505 Che"-P fol’ C3511-
- commission, aall kinds-of Poultry. POYR. N°l'“”‘”‘* Oct’ 28’ 1846'
Veal, Eggs, Dried Fruit dcc. on most reasonable N0TlCE_
terms. All coiisignmoiits punctually attended BUSHELS Rock Salt this any recvd,
to. LEANDER BROVVN, Fulton Ilinrkct. A supmy of halves, quarter 55430,-_
NOW Y0l'k. DBC- 7. 1845- 49 Raisins to sell cheap on account of duties being
FOR SALE. off‘. Also a supply of new crop New Orleans
. . - M I . , f 1 b1 th ' t ' f
PEDDLER._’S one-horse VVaggon on elip- 0 asses or S? e rilioflligfia Z: 1(§E}g?}§R_
lic Springs, for sale by ' -
\V_ E_ BISSELL_ Norwalk, Dec. 15 1846. ‘ I’
. 1‘T'ERS.
Sc‘hool and Classical Books. ,3‘? straw ’Cutcing.Ma-
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