RELEEF E-‘OE’?-1 'E‘¥HE ;»'i\FI{<‘LEi3’1‘i'.§3l1').
ROAKE’° IODINE
District of Reclding, ss Probate Court.
15th Janna:-_1/, 1847. S
4 STATE of Fret/eric/c Re-acl in said Dis-
trict, on assigning debtor.
The Trustee represents the Estate insolvent
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€33”: REM, ‘.w,“3 Cure H!” nun‘ ‘;1‘.m”;3O;]) . p;o1nt1ncnt oi Comnnss1o11e1s
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OBSTICNATE CASES OF l L(1)rcZerea’,---That Commissioners to receive
. . . . an examine the claims ofthc credlto -‘ ' '
Rhc?utnnl‘1sn1.G:111f. S\‘v'<’:ll=11fI-s, Sprams, Bruises, ‘F “,0 be ., , .o;,,-pd .t ,1 I) P. b. I 15 0‘ silld
r . ..n .. 9 .g... .~»,,.- . 1°‘ ‘ill - Ll» -1 lvl 10 Me Office In
I‘umo»s. C.1..o».11s-, .- c1o um, Cn11:.1i11s, ~.(,,,din,, on 11,? "UAJVA 6“ , {J F _ ,_ 1 O
11“o.:‘; \V0*.u.ds Spine lleadaclic Sti-‘f i 1“ 1' ' O X - O 'i"u'n} at "
igilcck c:..h» '11;-e.,,,; E1, __;%l‘_lS o'clock, forcnoon; of w.11cl1::ll persons 1!) inter-
‘ '._,‘ ‘ _‘ ,j 35‘! ‘ 1 esztwzll tal:cr10t1ce,andap;;ca'r, iltlzcvseocause,
D1"’l’5.I'1 1‘ CV3’ $“l"’5‘1 (’m"’5v and be heard thereon “ ‘
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United States was formed to “secure the bless- W720 is to Blame ?—-The Wilmot Proviso,
ings 0f1lb._81't_'Ya" and it must not be used to eX- ; prohibiting the admission ofslavery into any ter-
tend the curse of slavery. It was framed byiritory that may hereafter be acquired, is de-
free men, forfree men and not for slaves. It was ; nounced as an obstruction to the prosecution of
framed to give effect to the doctrine Of humzln the war. If so, then the administration make
equality, and it cannot be cmployad in r-educiiig it an obstruction. No one has seriously at-
men to a state of bondage. It was framed by jteinpted to tack the proviso to a supply bill. It
men who had perilled their all in 1‘c:i:~:':.i.r1g op- iis rot. made the condition on which either men
prcssion. for inormy arc voterl. But; when the proposition
“Not another incl1 of slave te1‘1~‘.t'o*-.-y.” Lat. ' ::\.r.se to approprir.to three millions to facili-
thc issue be joined betwoen frcozloin 2222:} .-:l:.z 9- into the 110g0fli1!lOfl 05 1’! 1?Cx'lC0.ll3 35 l31'0;'70i'lj’
I have this day removed my entire Stock of Dry Goods a11d‘Carpeting
into the Store formerly occupied by ‘NM. .82» B. LOCKVVOOD, at
the foot of Main Street, East side of, and Within a few feet of the Bridge
It will be called “THE OLD Bmpgg -5TQRE_” It
has been fitted up in a style that is not surpassed in old Connecticut,
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13'.‘ Let the question be finally sct:le.l. I brougiit ior\vard.. ll theyvaxrla:1gu1slrcs.1n.co:1- JON .-X'I'1:I_._A..1\' Ix. SA;\FORD, Judge. and is not equaled In the-_S(_~_ P31-fS_ To nly friends and patrons I re-
believe that the g1'e:1tst1'::;gglo is at l::::u3. '.l.1‘1C- e=cr;uc1':r:c of;t,1t IS a ;?l'*.')UI t.1:1t tne :1:_ir11m:stra- mp‘ 5”-L._ &c_ F5‘! Iva-.;;'5‘,:.;'_; ‘ _ ’ . _ I n 1% d J n _,. ,1 . _. ,1 _ 1 « ,~
g HE tum my S1l‘lCClC tian 30, an on--e1tui y invite at to cal and examine
'3o‘.:rt. of P1-obato for the District of
Norwalk has limited and allowed six months
frcirn the (late hereof for the creditors ofthe es-
ato ofJOI-IN B. S‘T‘AI\'Pt, late 0i'Norvvalk in
said district, deceased, to exhibit t.1c.3.r claims
hosts are ,,1,.md). ,,m,.Shum,.lg M. .,g,,, C-,,;_f}=_c:_-, jtion, ixisteatlofliglititzg for the redress cl'\vrongs,5
T I . _ , , . , . I t ., or ’1"ll.E HIP .:oi:~*r.
he u‘;u.;‘.«;_g up :‘1l'0 lIl(3'.'Cly SLl1L._Vil!g 10 2I(‘-C]I]l1‘C S HVO 8l‘I‘lc0l'y.
New Your, I‘._Ta1'cl1,]84S.
J2/L=..5-57's. S. I/zgecsoll 6; Cb.-Gents:
The battle will soon be set.
p my extensive stock of new and Rich Goods.
freedom and h,,_m,m ,.,g},,S Wm ‘._.,,;,-,. ,_.(, 31,53. ,-30- lt. \\":ll prove that. all their prof-es:s1ons of _patr1- '
Norwalk, Nov. 11, 1846.
C. J. GRUMAN. .
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to]. . buy If [lye v .)--U‘-0 onto to (hen~L.2‘_.hL\g -,nd:O‘.1S.11 cue» Llfifli‘-lI1.l..... 1» 1-‘: (1.111 J1 \ q :1 . 1, . ‘ '_ g _ ’ ‘ L‘ x, - ,, 3‘
3, I y I i - ii ' » - ~ ~ - ‘ l*‘'e '11‘-'t?"c of the w'11'v'it“o=" 1'c“11si11rr Cu“'l‘ll(‘S I..DC].it a dud ii) sum’ rm-he hm-hm’ 0.! tie 5for settleim-ot. Those w"o neulect to revert
l0 ‘he g"el‘t Calls“ 1“ ""‘“"l’ ill‘? “'0 C9-5é.“'S°d ‘“ -l" ‘” ' " ‘ i “ ‘ii 4" " " "' ‘ " ‘.p11h1:c. the asto:'n.-'l11ngc1‘1re O{.lllYS(i‘-ll, wh:ch [S5 , .’ ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ O . . P, T‘ ‘
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,how much more Cl‘lll1;!}.'tl w;l: llLl)L", lortlae13103-,.,5m;,0ws;_.'f or the last f,',‘§‘e_r_(,y .3-C,-,,-S I }-,m-,, gm‘ ” “L "““'=* P101-ell} llllt“--°-l"d W*lh'n 53*“ “me
they will, they 72::/.31! comc ell" cot}-'.p‘.r11'e2's.
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«. . . . . , , - , .w:ll be do‘J'11*1'otl -1 r1 ~0v(1" -. ..
idesitto neglect. the apnlicatxon of supplws rath- been troubled “-1.11 RllW"“‘“5'”: ‘I could not, ,__H ,,,,,.s'O‘.,s ,.,.1',t ttntd . '13.?! ~ .+ . ..
wall; without canes or crutclxies. 'l‘l1-:2 P-‘tin was !1_,(f‘.0 ‘frjl, 0‘; n‘ (‘E ‘f. ‘O "“" °r°lf*~~e "131 9‘l“e5‘
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(.'.:<(-.z'11(:1n.*1110‘ so much so 1l1:.tI comd not eleeo‘ “. ~ ,
I , ,. .. . iriplits 'l‘fibdE:<c11so iinallv settlud in my hi}. F, , AB-UK STARR» EX6CU?1‘13-
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*1 11,3 C()nn9¢;K-(,1-cleC1,(,,, L. m,\-,- ,;.-,-9,-‘. Is tneic not so1net.1l1.g c:.sm.1lly g1o.esq*..e 171;}./)int; th“ ,1i;,:_h§wCu”M_ e,0m,“,m,_dm,pu_;hedOm[ .\0l\\."1l1<, Jan. 18lll, lb47. 3:4
and the N. I. l”leb1an says-—“ : ho l. ¢_=.\:1s claiimngthclizgli pizce of 11.9.-.d.».t1.ti's as a p1o.1f.(,{,.;;3 goclgcl, by the pain and 1.=s;’l:1inat1or1; the: i 3- 63:12 I’.-(!wS?
flurry has melted :1 on y like a .~",>i inn .-1:-m-.' that the revenue policy of the government is fa- ‘cords. became (:o!1i1'aclcr.l so as to throw tnykncel l,j—.7HY. JOI-I.\ BU {BALL has iust rec’d
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Sq._,a,[, “pd (he p,—ep,,s;em,,_,- ,.x,.,,[,_.,,._,_.,-,,, . vmubye to the fiwmm.-_7 -“rm, ,H._h,,d0w ,.,,,0,“},3 lUl:‘v's'nl';.lf, and (.ll]C\V 1|”) ta,-tit l{.11r.im.1.1i_1, :io jthey v v pa siippzy Fl1l1‘._:,:|C\‘-‘:llt,b Sugai House Syr-
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mm “’l”"h l"€'CPi"-’ ‘lll"“'9d ll“""-“‘l"“5 l” be cast. on the l1:1£g:1t'd comztenanccsoftlie star\'— A ¥Q1'~l‘1.l:(‘(:4/llny‘ mm mm 3 mm‘ mi 1 18 gum“ “mm A up U Cab ‘i S H S i ) 1 ‘mule a nice mimic‘
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From the N. Haven Ii€‘.g‘.tSi.Cl‘, of the 4th of g 9,. t1,,,,,_g;_g},, 5),. f,.,,,_, :L.,,,.,.=,m,.:,._
April, 1844. , ; '
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My health was so mur-l1 i1:1pai1'a(i,
lto use with bnckwlir-.:2t calaes and puddings, its
be thrown b ' it is 01 l-- \\‘t1rll1 bciiw Z./.-rr/1. . . . . . - .. . -
‘ii at as a-00')? j.“_./m ‘I-3: letter r_(_m<*_i mL't:_l_v1ng inilhons In Europe, were they 111fo1‘:z1r~?tl_1 made up my mind tlmt the rtzs-case was so fcqucl cannot l,‘0lt)l1i‘1d. ‘ .. _ fir ’ g
" b " " ' . 1 ' ' ' ' ‘ tl1'1ttbc 1:11‘-1:ito:' of )O'\\"5l‘ on thi" s'de of tlio ' i§"111ly sc::t'c.r.l. Elrzl notliinv could i‘.C'l.‘£’.fll. me; I Norwaik Jan. 29ll51 1847. E N A
her of Congress srys—--‘ The 'l cxas fcvcr ‘ ‘ l ‘ ‘ ’ ~l ‘ " ' i ' i i ” .. ’ ’ - l." a has K. tfidii-2 B
is dying out; and unless Calhoun can re, 1 _ F _ 7
rive, it it will be :1 lmrmlcss ltnmbug.’ IV e , L 1°“ 51‘ ‘9““§‘“~
doubt \\ll€’ll't<.’l‘ the Sc-crc'.ary of State vrilll
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even attempt to galvanize the dead body . ltmufll
TRUMA}; ‘by two of our Pt.9pl'CS(.‘lll:ll”lV€3 in Congress,
in we mmt (Hes ; Ptockwcll 5-: Dixon) to prevent the
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t'usc ofardcnt sDir’.ts in the N;-1v_',' ofthe United
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giutilied with the efforts rccciitly 111ade
SF The notnination of Hon.
SMITH to represent. this district
Congress, was very liarmoniously effected u M ‘
Brookfielrl last Tuesday. The Convention was &"ii'-t3S-
well attended, a11d the spirit W'l_llC;.1 pervaded it.’ E
gave evidence of the ultimate accomplishn:-12: off
it wishes. Mr. S:n':tl1 was nearly the only-l
candidate presented, and in the informal ballot, . O . ‘ _
of mmslxcct _]L!:}t issued Ill 1"-low Haven by Byington,
The date on the outside should have been
Feb. 10, instead ofl4.
Nt°2."« Ifwrczz f.’tzi.l_y J.oz.'r7zal is the name of a
receivc-.d almost. the unaniinous , support
Convention. This is as gratifying as it is desorv-= _
. , , ° . 1 - «' lAda111s as pt'.l;iisl1c1's, and T. G. ‘\3.7ood\vurd as
ed. Mr. Smitn has taaen a Inga stand in too, '
1"?" . ' qr -.
- - 1.01101. Th D0 1 11 is of H31 1cs.e<.t1 lo
House, a11dco'.n‘.nande;l the approb11t:on of his, _ L1 ‘” I1 :~“‘n ma the 3MP Cl f‘B}
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constituency at home, and the respect of political ; ‘‘l_‘ 0 3 "l V“ ’ ‘ ‘
~ . I ‘-'0‘ ’w'1'l '1 s1.=.f"acic1‘t. w'11'1-"nt of tie ab"-l‘t '
and opponents at the. scene of his labors. \Vc, WW ‘l ( _” ' ‘ ‘ ‘ “ i “ ' ‘ 3
tof its lLtlllOl'lz1l ma nngeincnt.
look with confidence forhis return to his prcs—‘ g ._ 1 A y " I “ _. _ _
am Post of usefulness. «terpttso al. success, but ll0lD t.1o co1n,.ct..t:o1: in
Our opponents in this district have nominate _ _ . _
for Congress. Dr. Geo. Taylor of New ‘1\Iillord. 3 energy Wm M lffligifqfliffllflllalld 1?’
,1 . the field upon which it has eiitered, the utmost
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As he is wholly unknown out of his own neigh-
b ‘h. " ‘1. 1': - =l " '. 1' " .' ' l"'.. . - - -
‘oi ‘001L11,VVe.l-A ‘de ‘M01 llml 1'” l ‘“mC‘ll “°"d5gtL11'cs111 tl]!S place on IIu111an Nature, n1osme1'-
u_ -r. - ,. .}. A .. _,_ _ I , ,
t '1?“ t 81 " ?°_ale‘m L “M0 fin 1”° CIR‘ 0"’ glsm, Plironology €~.c.attcndcdw1tl1 cxpeiiincnts
thoir hopes of success are not uxifrequcntly 111 1 The
the ratio of the obsurdtty and insignificance 0
Thi* kind of iiewative met‘: ' . . . . .
. . 3 ° -. . r‘ , find some things in the experiments very dill";-
was t.l1e1rrel1unce when tbcv placed Mr. Wn1t- , , . , , , .
, , , ; _ . ,C'12iE of explanation. Co and near him.
tlesey in nominatton fortnc Lwnbcrnato1'1.:zl Cl1E1Il‘_
His fame, however, has found its way out, and I
which are lligbly aiiiusing and instructive.
their candidaie.
No wonder, says a cotemporary, Mr.
the consequence IS, both hound his lricmls arc, Pun; wams 3 Lieut, (}¢-neg-3], It u-(,u|._]
upon the rackof-anxiety for liis fate. ‘Colo.-ss relieve him of his weigliticst resporsibili-
the Dr. can be nude to stay 11:1_?n:ow:1.1l1cro;i1y. Secretary W:1ll.'er can dctend the
is some reason to fear that he will never reach: l"e"5‘”.lr" ‘lelmnnlem ' for lllmself bell“
the Capitol "titan the President can for him, and so he
— - is gcnerously permitted to stand between
the iron chest and those whose pockets
are expected to replenish 1:. Mr. I)-..llas
killed the Tariff, and the Fresidrnt gener-
,ously gives him credit tliercfor. lf some
“‘<l:1_\."s1‘11:1n"could only get between Mr
l-’ol':< and Santa An:1,hc would feel 1na!e1‘i-
‘:1’ll\-‘liglitenecl. V/'l1o wishes to relieve the
t . ~ T 0
F T}_ _ _ ,gl:stre.-sccll I erily there are hard hearts
port atmer. 11s episode fzom the tine lllleg in me bowms of cemdn t.dem,,c,.a,s_:1
ofduty of one called to disseminate the cloctriaus:
of the Prince Q/"Peace, the Editor ot':l;o
ard has seen fit to review. and in do3‘.=g
has triumphantly l.nocked out the 1.n;~-;l.~,2-*-'-=
of the Rev. gcntle1na11’s m'gume1:ts, 1:2:-ll :7“-<
The Rev. Mr. Hunter. of _B:-i<l;_re;_>o1't, who‘
we believe is looked upon by his clt-rical and
other acquaintances. as an cratic sort ol'ago11it:s,
has of late been prostit=.:tin_;: his talents to the
defence of Col. Polk’s \Var, both in a prblic
address before the Bridgeport Lyceum, azwd
through the questionable medium of the l31“icl_gé-
r-., ,v_l . . ' .
-?«<’~-‘~= ; ,l 50": of .;Zfr1cz1.—On Sunday evening‘,
V. 13,3 the B1151. Eve. Jour., a corigregration
121:’-1," -am the various l".pisc.opal Cliurclics of
A ‘Eye -:i'1,'.li.<tcned willi deep interest to some
‘via.-1i:11'y statements in connection with
ull
qn
him to be a mere novice in political ace:
and very poorly furnished for the new cl1a.':;-'_<:}‘ ' 3 I‘
he has assumed, of a political glazliator. A "H5 Jufii mm ed {mm Africa’
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\VHITTLESEY AND 1-‘1«.'1312_e.~..:_.1..».~;.~.11. ,;“;“U ‘.‘”l‘ .,l?°"°‘ “l. I t’ld‘."°,nE"«f-g
. . e 1.-11 mversi ms was ins ruc e in we -
Uncle Thomas has seen fit. to take .r_r.~:oa::;d in. , - ’ -, ,.
_ _ ‘ . ‘1g\‘,:lt1ll ordained as a l.-eaco11,l.1v bishop
his own defence against the char_r;e Oi Fe-1:21-:'.l-? 13 ’ "
C‘ X
ism. He declares in a note to the Il::r‘.t'o:‘d5
Times that this charge was i1:t.c1.-ded to place
him “in thcfront 'ra7z]c with those who opposed
I
ly or:'l:1i1'1e(l as :1 Priest, by the Arch Bish-
p,lo_\‘c1l:1sz1 .\llssi0nary and Chaplain of the
En__r;lisli commercial establishment at Cape
the last war, &c. and says, It is not within my _‘
Co;1st.~—1.a’o.s-/on. Lave. four.
recollection that I ever supported a Fetlcral :
Ticket, or ever advocated the Fcrlural p:1:'t‘_vi
measures or party cadidates, or ever attemled
a Federal caucus at which such
were made. (, A
Now on this d;3,;10Su-,-0,533-3 I-he H,”-xfo-_.,-_]‘ ‘.“xi'f¥'Ii1l'lit3l9:;:9 Bccf Catrtlc.11<_111efro111 the South.
Times’ We have to ,.emm.p’ 1_ That “,0 ,,e,,e,._ 1l‘I.uwS :1n,d L.'1'l‘vcs, and .)b0O -§llL'("[)' anxlFl.a1nl1s.
harbored the idea that Mr. V. w;1scve1"‘i11tl10 ,..7' ,Ql,(,:e°‘_beQl "umC_G°"d and hm” :55 501°
‘out rank” ofrzm art’. i. ; - .. . v /9 ..‘,’‘' _ , ,
fl '/_p '3 . H s age dl7.'l(’.1\\0lll(l! _)m,,‘.,l)__qJ.] U0 3 4 50_mU.0 take”.
have prevented hls lnommence 1” the 1‘ ellcfilll Cows and Calvcs—-fill at 1n'-irket taken at rates
party, which was nearly defunct when he came ‘ ,,[‘1,,3m-cm, 3530 and
upon the stage of active lilo. \Ve cllarged that _____
he assisted somewhat 1n blowing t.l1ee111be1's of Q} To VVHOi':I 11* NI-IY cozvci-:a.~«'.—All persons
those decaying fires. 2. \V1thout 1mpcach1ng- flflllctefl “Hill Cf’“5l1m[?ll0Il. 0? C0I1gl1S.0l‘=I11y im-
the honesty of his disuvovm], it is sumcieut tO‘lp11.'rc‘(l1.-tease oil the blood, wonl<l_ linrl it to their in-
any that his want of recollection is met by the itxeilltritstoqrcadl t.1ed:1(éVc1"l1se111c11t 111 a_notl1er colu11111
avovval of nineteen. of his fellow citizens, that. to P‘ P” 1°“ 6 ’ C0m’“’mli’“°“-
their cerlai.-n I-mowlcdgc he acted with the Fed-
eral party. Such is the letter between; the
contending parties to this controversy. The
declaration of each is consistent with the other
and we are content to leave it so.
P5220 York ]lIar.7:cs!.—Fiou1' and G1'ain main-
, min the prices oflast week.
noiiiinatiozzs
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l\'l‘ARRlAGl:lS.
In Ridgelield on Sunday Evening Jan. 31st,
by Rev. James Hawley, James Riderto Hannah
Gregory, all ol'Ridgeficld.
In Ridgclield, on the 3d inst. by Gould Scott,
Esq., David Dikoman of Danbury to Miss Lu-
cretia Roocls all of Ridgefieid.
In Danbudy, on the 1st inst, Mr. Hiram Bar-
ber to Miss Cat,harine C. Snow, ofSo11tl1 East.
DEATHS.
In VVest:port, on the 81.11 inst. Mr. Josiah
Gregory, aged 87’——A Revolutionary Pensioner.
In Wilton, 011 the 2d inst. Mr. Nathan Hub-
bell, aged 82 years.
In this town, on Saturday last, George Quin-
tard, Jr. aged lf‘.
VVHAT 1s MODERN D1:MocaAcr?—Ansmcr.
-—Slavery at the south, anti-sl avery at the north
-——exte1'1sion of slave territory to- day--prohibi-
tion of servitude to-morrow—-internal improve-
ment at the south, and a blessed state of be-
tweenity at the east.—all of Oregon, half of
Oregon, and our patriotic President forever!
The Ohio House of Representatives, on the
21st ult. passed the following resolution by a
vote of 43 to 12. Had the House been full,
the vote in their favor would have been much
greater:
Resolved, By the General Assembly ‘of the
State of Ohio, that the Senators and Represen-
tatives from this State in the Congress of the ; _ _
United States be and they are hereby requested bflwmg with neatness and dispatch. Good
to procure the passage of measures in the Na- Work or no pay is the motto. A share of p11b-
tional Legislature providing for the ewclusion of he patronage solicited. G1-".0. E. ISAACS.
Slavery from the territory of Oregon and also 1‘ 05- 30: 1847-
from any other terrztory that NOW IS, or may S - _,
subscriber
HEREAFTEB. BE annexed to the United States.
having been duly appointed Surveyor for the
The suit of Mrs. Gen. Gaines, in which . .
she obtained a verdict fir $l7’OOO'0O0 in County of Fa1rl_ield, 1s prepared to resume the
the district of Louisiana, is shortly to come
before the Supreme Court of the United
States, on an appeal.
Ni‘->’E‘iCE.
HE Mill formerly occupied by St. John &
the store of Hubbell & Co. will receivedue at-
tention. NATX!AN CAMP.
,« Norwalk, Jan 26, 1847.
ch»
=At.la21tic w..rc inaking political capital out of
dclrzzlctzé .‘3',_'.77fr2'i‘,.v in. the N(z*.'.'-_.',/.—-V/Io. have been l
5 (recently connected with the G-:1zett'e Olf:cc,) EC.
\Ve wish the en-=
Prof. Grimes is dcliveringa course of Lec-«
.di.~;.l1clicuc1‘s in M esinerism and Phrenology will .
:li.<cour.~:e from Rev. ./llr. 'Ha.nson,,‘
'1‘[,;5'and address the Convention, afternoon and
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,l=_;»‘=r::l..;-1x1;1r1, an Alrtcati b_v birth, was grad-E
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l‘0’~.'~."ll‘.-‘ll nfC011r1r-.ct1c'.1t, was subsequent-.
op of C:1ntcrh:1ry, and Las since bccn cm—,
Shepard is now ready to do all kinds of
duties of the appointment. All otders left at
had t1'lc.'_l the very best. pl‘.ys-:ici2111s.a1:-<l all ofthe
,su1'e cures without relief. I was advised by u
zfricnd to try
R0.-\l\’F/S IODINE Ll'TIi‘\‘lENT,
‘ \Vl1icl1 I consented to without faith ; bnt,l1ef'-31'e
I had used one bottle, I found re-.lief-it1‘e:"l11cecl
ithe inllaination, and extracted the pain. I con-
tinued to use it freely, for six weeks: the cords
‘became relaxed, the leg resumed its former ap-
lp<=.:11'111‘.c'c, the pain and iiilliipiatzon has all sub-
fsuie-.d, and, in l‘.u‘l'-, lam pmfeclly well. Iwalk
Lwitbout cane or crutch, and am :1'.l‘er1ding daily
{to niy busir1ess,t0 the joy and comfort of my
lfamily. Yours, truly,
A. -I-IERBARD, 75 John st.
irg/T19. i..v3s1':rrrv All in want of Valen-
l
tines, can obtain them of C. J. Guc.1.1A_\',
"ofany price or kind, also, Valentines writers,
,onvelopos &c.
I __
lA
:
gw -.
«'1'; »_l .
§“.~’.1i1~.'’§‘E3ll).
GOOD Girl to do the work ofa small fam-
ily. To one who unclerstaiids her busi-
ness, a pcrinansnt place can be (1l1tain(‘.d by on-
q:;1iring of the subscriber or at this office.
_e c. J. GRUMAN.
Elm.-‘z: 5}’
. ‘ IX Lectures on the Uses oft/'11? Lznzgs, cans-
:L cs, prev(*.';‘1.’,l()n and cure of Consumption,
Asthma. and diseases of the Heart. On the
laws cflozigr-.'.'it_v, and mode of preserving male
' and foinalc health, symetry and beauty; expos-
ing causes and cure of these diseases that pro-
duce Consumption, or shorten life, as al}'ections'
iofihc skin, spine, .~:tom:1cl1, liowels, kidneys, liv-
5 er, scrofula, piles, gravel, and female complaints.
. Its rulcs, easy‘. p1'actical, and pure form a guide
lto p(=.1'l'cct health and long life. 28 E11g1'z1i'i11gs,
E32-l pages. 50 cents. Postzuze 9 1-2 cents, by
lS:\;‘vIUEL SH ELDON FITCH-, A. M., M.
£13., at 707 Brozzdway, N. Y.
E Any person remitting 50 cts., free, will re-
coive one coyy, by m:1il,1o:.ny part. The trade
lsrpplied. Jan. 1847. (ieow
P€c:1-as E-‘mil 4132‘.
‘*i_Tli'7ARR.; NTED strictly pure, for sale by
‘li/I’ the can, or at retail. by
'\V.u. C. Srntzijr.
}§‘.A‘iI€§é‘tE-‘EIEVTHJED C8EZ"‘=i'E'¥.
CO'LiN'I"f Aiati-Slaveiy moetixig will be
held iii the Town Hall Norwalk, on
\Vcd11os<l:1y the 10th of Feb. cotninencing at 10
o’clocl-:, A. M. and : ontinuing tlirough the after-
noon and evening. Let there be a general ral-
ly oflhe Friends of Libcrty.
A nominzstion ofSe11ator for the 12th District
gwill be mz-.do. and sonic action [subject to the
-1'evi.=.al of the L?l;c'.ty party in Litchfield Co-]
7wiil probably be ta ken, in zsefcwiice to the sc-
\lect:o11 of :1 t-:1a.1lE<l:ato for Congrc-ss.f1'o1n the
j4t.l1 C()11g1'essi(m:.l District.
VV111. H. Bui-loigli of Hartford will be present
Eizzi.-Tole Emmi Coazspaaaiola.
1
evening.
. " '3 , P ’ .
C'3El1i0iI ao 3. c :1 urislzic
'1-IE Public are hereby cautioned against
the use ofa spurious article for Morn‘ :«"s
LETZUZON, adn1i1.1istc(l for the extraction oftceth.
Knowing that such articles are i11 use, and that
l much Injury may result from them, I feel it my
,duty to caution the communityagainst them.
I
N. B. No ,orson but 111 ‘self has an ' legal
. P, . . . -l . ,->
right to use 11I0rton’s invention in Fairneld
County. All infractions of this right will be
prosecuted. A. H1LL.
Extra til: 0 Bin:-K ES Ed Glo-Vc~‘s.
‘ vI~IOSE who like a good Glove, willido well
_ to call 011 “‘.V.-mt)” who has the arliclc in
every variety of style and’ color, and ofthe best.
material.
Carriages.
‘IARRIAGE Manufacturers may purchase
- / their ’1’rim71Lings,ve1'y low at the New
Store. A.‘M. IVARD.
Norwalk, Jan. 25, 18471
Lzanap Oil.
NEIV supply of \Vl1ite Lamp Oil, of a
very superior quality just.1'eceived and for
VV. C. STREET.
1‘
sale by
Iionoxv V9"aro.
INNER POTS. Kettles, Spiders, Bake
Pa11s &c. &c. for sale very low by
\V. C. S'rr.£1-:'r.
E? ,=':)e1a’l. (lrowclllga
at WA Fl D ’ S .
NEVV PRINTS JUST RECEIVED.
A‘ VERY superior quality of Cast. Steel
. warranted I-loes, for sale by the dozen on
manufacturer’s account by \V.~C. Srum-:'r.
NOTECHE.
HE subscribers having been appointed by
the Court of Probate forthe district of
\Vc-stport, commissioners on the Estate of DA-
VIS TAYLOR, ofsaid \Vestport, an insolvent
debtor, hereby give notice that they will meet
at the Hotel of I-Iczh. Nichols in said \V_estport
on the 3d day of April and the 3d day of July,
1847, at one o'clock. P. lVI.; on each of said
days. to receive and adjust the claims of the
creditors ofsaid insolvent. Six monthshas been
allowed from the date hereof by the said Court.
of Probate for the exnibition of claims to the
Cornmissioners.
ZALMON SANFORD
WM. H. RICHARDS
“VVestport, Jan. 16, 1847. 3:5
EDUCE TIIE STOCK.——VVARD
offers de Laines and Cashmm-es at Z533
than cost. “A word to the wise,” Gcc.
E7005.
Commissioners.
. M} 9-: r:
Maketsvaao,
I'":"5.):".‘."ii7*'é".‘:".§‘-.ll.l‘1x{, {'1-J.)l3:zt.
.-’llonu77zr~ntul ll'or/'r in all 1'.’ B22715/zes.
Ho rtb Stones, Fire-plzice Facings,
Pai11tSto11cs and Mallets.
7:‘ PRICE & SON are prepared to oxe-
§_.J - cute all ortlers for tho above articles at
very 111od:-,rate prices. Their supply of Mai-lilo
‘Q PE NED on Monday of this wcelapmy full assortment of Rich, New and Fashionable Goods,
’~ 5' and I can now safely say that. I can and will offer greater induceincnts to purchasers
than can be found at any other store in Fairliold County. Every article that can be called for in
an oxteiisive Dry Goods Establishment can now be found at my store. Below are a few of
the lerxding articles.
30 pieces rich DRESS GOODS; 30 do rich all wool CASHMERES <35 DE LANES ;
50 do plaid FRENCJI LUSTRES; 500 do PRINTS, from 4 to 15 cts; 20 do the best of
French, Engzlisli and Americaxi BROADCLOTIIS, f1'o111$1 8752 to S6 00; 50 do superior
.3.-'l.SS1».V.lEI{ES, of all colors and kinds; 50 do S1\'I‘lNETTS, the best and cheapest ever
offered; ‘.20 clif£'crent styles of mods foi-ladies’ CLOAKS; 1:2Casl11ne1'e LONG SI-IAVVLS, all
.1
E
embraces the best qualities of A1nerica11aucl-
ltalian, with :1 llcautiful vari ety of colors. Ar-l
rangcmcnts linve been n::»:d-e l_1_',' which they are
enabled to furnish their customers with a su-
perior article of Vermont. Marble, which for
purity, stzsccptibility of linisli and general excel-
lence, is scarcely infc-.1'ior to Italian. Spcciznens
may be Seen at their yard, and a compari::o11
between it and the article in common use in.<ti-
tutcd. The character of the work done at this
yard w';llcc—mpa1'c fz1vo1'al)ly with that of any
other similar cstabli:-:l1n‘1ent in the country.
Norwalk, January 1847.
MORTON’S LETHEON.
3m3
7 “HIS wonderful agent, for the relief ofpain
. ands11tf1-ring in surgical operations, may
now be tested byany one. at the office of the
subscriber, who is prepared to administer it in
all cases where it. may be requixed.
Please road the testimony of the followin_t_:
persons. Many more ofthe same kind might
be given, "but these are doomed su :"t’1cic.'1t.
A. HILL.
CERTIFICATE.
IVG the undersigned. do hereby cheerfully
certify that we have tc.-.t:cd i11 our own persons
the cliccts of .‘»Ior.ToN’s Ll;1’I‘lll~‘.0N as adminis-
tered by Dr. A. Hill of Nc>1'\\'i2ll<, and can bear
a decided and unequivocal t‘cstin1o11_\r to its won-
Ll(‘,l‘l‘lll\ power in suspc1;di1~.;_v consciousness of pain
orsuli'cringduri11g the operation of extracting
tooth; andthat wu cxpo1'ie11ced 1:0 injurious
cllbcts either during or sr.-bseqncnt to its admin-
ist1‘a'Li0n,
Chas. Platt;
Robert Flyn
Sally Mitchell
John O. Smith
James Lucas.
Julia A. Beers
Caroline M. \Vl1itney
The undersigned having witnessed the opera-
tion ol'e:~;t1'actingtce1h, under the influence of
:.\l'om'o.\‘,s L1-:'1'111-:o.\'. as :1(l1ni1;is‘.1‘.1'cdl1y Dr.
A Hill ofNorwalk, do l1c.rcl.)_v chceriiilly ccrtify
that in our opinion it docs }')os;-'0.-'5‘ the remarka-
ble powcrof su;-;pe11ding corisciotzsncss of pai11
or sulfa-e1'i11_tz«l111-ing its ope1'a'.ion.
Norzcalk.
II
(5
Fire _/'l’['ile R2’-vcr.
P.-7:10 C-anaan.
Iii/'c.s-l,m)1‘t.
1762/'2'r"72.
John A. \Vced Norwalk.
Joseph \V. I-Iubbell “
Chas. E. Disbrow “
Levi Clark “
\V 111. K. Lewis “
Jaines I\‘l2l(:llBll “
John \Vz:rre11 New Canaan.
\Vm. L. Beers l'Ve..vIy7ort.
VValter \Vhitney Dccrictz.
7% E) THE Su'oscriber takes this
A o P . method to inform those indebted
to him that he will keep his accounts in his
hands four weeks longer for settlement. If they
are not settled r p by that time they may expect
to pay a cost. This is the third and lasi call.
The subscriber may be found at his old stand
at So. Norwalk, where he is ready to wait on
all those in want. of Clothing, both cutting and
making. which will be done in the best style,
and at the shortest r10l.ic<*, for cz1.~‘l1.
‘S. \V. I-I.-1r.11o:~'1~, Mei-cl1a11t Tailor.
So. Norwulk, Jan. 18. 1846. 311151
nos‘ E?..&.‘s:lt.‘§§. ,
.-NE hundred boxes of Raisins. ofthe first.
quality. i11 halves aad quarters. Poisons,
wishing to get a supply for Christmas and Nevv,
Years will do well to call at BU1l1'iALL’S.
EiilE.——Tl1e subscribers have constantly
-J on hand Lime from the dillicrciit Kilns
which they offer at the lowest: market price by
the barrel or less quantity. .
_ C. L. PLAYBIOND, :52: Co.
Norwalk, (Five. Mile River.)
“A "imv Elsa‘ all :l.‘sia1§.;,'s.”
ND now is the time to secure bargains in
-‘ the purchase of Fall and \Vintc1' Goods——
to close this season’s trade at VVARl)’S.
L7?“ Ifyou doubt it—try it!
’ “'lI‘fl1c Ps::lmozEi.~:s’."
choice sclcction ofPsalm 8.: Hymn tunes.
chiefly new, by Thomas I-lasting.-7 and \V,
B.B1'adbury, for saleby J. A. IVEED.
SATURDAY, Jan. 15.
Eafilge-——THE Notes and accounts
due the Estate of Joseph S. Meeker, which re-
main unpaid on the first of February next, will
be put. in suit without distinction. ’’
Joan A. VV1-zen, Administrator.
Norwalk, Jan. 19, 1847.
3
List of E..ct1es's rcm:1i1:ing in the
Post Office, Ridgelield, Jan. 1st, 1847.
Bennett, George Leer, Horace
wool. very low ; 15 all wool SQ_UA.RE SI-IAXVLS cz.=sl11nerc; 50 Cotton and wool BROCHA
S'l‘A\VLS; Common woolen and dress SI-IA\VLS in abundance; Also, [1 tasty assonnont
of MILLINERY GOODS.
‘We have not time to enumerate articles, but will say that thewants of all can be supplied at
the lowest. possible prices, at my old and well known stand. C. J. GRUMAN.
S-'s'a:iwls 1
T
‘\‘.‘?:":i:112:»13:-.123 Ilsasaaacdiateiy
Q fl 1‘ More Shirt Hands. The liighestl
A-..J If prices in E).-l1.‘3‘-Fall or trade will be5
paid on delivery of the work at
M. \V.\K1::.I.s.N’s
In the store formerly occupied by A. \Veed.
Norwalk.
HE largest and host assortment of this or-
ticle may be found at t.l1e store of
J.-‘IS. MALLORY dz Co.
liznsoms mud Collars.
. UST rec’d a good assortment, and for sale
9 _cl':ca p by M. ‘A7AI£)2MAl\'.
'E‘z:kc cmrc of tlmt Bio-1'sc!
% ND do notlet the poor animal encounter un
A‘. protected, the stitferiing, cruel storm while
Blankets and Drugge£._a1'e being sold so cheap
by IVARD.
l"F!"l V:.n'a:i§h.
A HE subscriber offers for sale by the barrel,
can, or retail, S. P. S1nitl1’s superior Coach,
Polishing and Fu1'11i'ture Varpinsh and Japan, ]m.ge 10,; 0,-Cheap D,-.y G0(,ds_ Also any
ill ‘ll“l’l‘l“"il“'°“’S ll“°“’5' W M‘ C‘ ‘C~'Tm’-HT‘ quantities of \Vet Goods, consisting of bleached
3; an Lggwg 'V§‘BNE BE §g____The su|,sc,.g_l Muslilns, Calicoes, Laces, &c. which will be sold
ii bers have on hand a large asso1'tinent of" at 921 l“°”' real W139‘ ‘ /
Spmcc rpimber, assorted Sizes and ]eng,.hs_ Also the largest and best assortment ofM1_1ll's
C_ L_ RAYMOXD, & C0_ ever brought _1nto 11 airfield County, embracing
Marte11’s, Imitation do. lustred Filet, French
Y _ Sable, lustred Lynx, Bohemia do. Isabella Bear,
'5' 1“ ‘L '-—DRIVEI\ from11e1‘m001‘mgs S1lverBndger, Alrican Lynx, Silver Martin, bl’k
«'11 N0l'W5ll< 15151955, On The 7H1 inst» 3 Silll B0“? Genet, Mink Sable, Canadian do. lustred Rus-
about 14 foot. in length, sails and mast out.paint- sin by}; Same, {udsoms Bay, Lynx, Siberia
cd _£1'c-en on the bottom,lcad colored wash boards Squirrel, &c. &c. all of which will be sold at
With 11 new P330101‘. 1W0 Pairs Of 0)‘SU3l' tongs’! such prices as must ustonisb the people. Please
:1 pair of ours, and a center board—-—vvhen last.‘
seen was drifting eastward. A liberal reward
call at \VM. J. FINCH.
b \Vestpo1t, Dec. 20, 1846.
will ‘be given for the recovery of the oat, or -—~ _‘ _ '
any ,,,fm.n,,,,i0,, concem-mg ,e,._ LOU£b.---T113 SUlJSCl"1lJel’S have constant-
REUBEN A_ ST. JOHN_ _ly on l1and,1*lour by the barrel or less
Nm.“.,,1_;,, Jan. 19, 1817. quantity to suit purchasers, ajt the lowestgmarket
prices. C. L. Ix.n'MOND, do C0.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)
F5-i1:;;c5 and silk Fzuacy Buttozns
63 BEAUTIFUL assortn1e1_1t just received.
. Jas. MaLLo11x & Co.
Aaatisc-r lot of tva-."i‘ and
DRY GOODS
AT VVESTPORT.
"" HAVE this day rec’d from New York a
3
Grocery uuzd. Crockery §to:'c, «fie.
"’ v ' - ‘v -‘ ‘low York '1 -
_ /Eliaie_]ust1eoe1\edf1o1_111 H ,1’ l,_;, ,3 H _ , 4. _,_
Tail large stock of’\,'1‘ocl-'.ery 111 addition to the ill §(I鑧,l H
_ , ,, 1.. E,.1. 1)1.,.. Ilia}! I111 ih1I Elli‘ l,
stock we l1ado.'1h.11.d. A.s0, aititn ...ttc-1s AT NE“, CANr\_,LN
and other Earthen ware, at the I*11cto1'y prices. ; _‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ _' ’
\Vl1oleboxcs,l1alves and quarteizs, new I{ais- 55 E- -‘X13135 h*""‘f l'CC0‘V°d 3’ V917
ins- Soap and Candle“, wliolesale and ret-'1il; ‘-37- li11'!;0 Sl0Cl< Of DRY GOODS. GROCE‘
-1, 1. ( 1 .1.) K I - l - _ I
Rock’ Salt, Liverpool ground do; large and RI_ESy CROCKERY '55 Iil-‘\RD—\_V15-RE»
small sacks salt; al.-:.o a quantity of rock salt, which they offer at g1'cz1tly1'_<idL‘C'i'_5C_l P1'lF3‘35 fl”
ground, iii 25 lb bags; 2000 Pic!-;els ready for C115ll- 131G|0§V?11'_0 ?1l“‘“'l03d“‘_g *"1“Cle5- ‘
Use; Lamp 0”’ from 75 as, to 5,-1,95; Ropes Frcncn, English and. American Bloadcloths _
Ufa” qgzcs. c1U.,t.,. mnoi}-_ym].] red top seed; & Cass1mc1'es,ofall prices and colors. Cash-
,, qu.,,,,‘m, '0fne,.. ],;.,f q.,,.(.; :\;0].,st-es and Sn- mere Vest.ings, a very great variety; Dress
‘ ~ ' ' “bi ‘ "WM '1 1 I .. 7 . .. . -
vars ofall kinclsand prices; Flour by the barrel (J00dSa. Cilslllllellv D91—'“‘]"5; Al_l7“C‘15 ‘ma L“
81- at retail° Stove Blnclgino; Com and Oats, trcs, Mermoes, French cc lsnglish ofall colors;
and '1rt.iclcs too l]l1IIl9l‘0llSb to mention, all of Bl‘0Cl13,W0l’5l'0d 1100-0011011 ShilWl5; ugreat V51‘
wil‘ be sold cheap at the store of ' riet)’ “ll Cullcoesi ‘$53’ 83°‘
’ ALLEN (35 MEEKER_ Also, A general 11sso1'tme1‘.-t of Groceries,
N0,.W,,i.k' Dec. 1st, 1545. Crockery dc I-lardwarc, all of which willbe sold
very cheap.
New Canaan, Oct._ 31st. 1846.
IOARSE and line Combs, back and side VV5fi’§‘§3§g A gg§‘g_.§1V,;G§3f,*i§3N'§‘,
’ Dress Combs, also Cloth, Tooth, Hair & 1 THE Sloop JULIA will leave the
Na1lBrushes,a fresh supply at fit” . Landing at Five: Mile River, on
' DISBROVV’S- ,,..'.‘1:.':-t-.. " Tuesday Evening, Dec. 29th, and
‘‘ "UT" ".. .'...again on 'I‘hursd:1y evening Jan. 7th
1846, and Pike Slip, N. York, on Tuesday Jan.
11t.l1 and Friday Jan. 15th and continue to run
on Tuesdays and Thursdays alternatively until
furtlier notice. Freight and Passagcrs taken
as usual. ( \V. C. SAMMISK.
Norwalk, Dec. 28, 1846.‘
SR.-i ‘C-.%"L§.
E") ROCHA SHAVVLS ofthe various styles,
‘ from common to rich. Also, a large lot of
common VVinter Shawls, for sale low to close
the fall trate, at \VAPtD'S New Store.
Syn: aw Tliolasses.
AFine article of syrup molasses, for sale at
BURRALL’S.
N Essay on the uses and advantages of
46 - “Town Organization,” by Robert A. Cof-
fin, A. M. Principal of So. Norwalk Academy,
forsale by J. A. VVEED.
R/‘-3 USLIN S,Burlaps, susperior double t,vvill’d
E. bagging, warp, horse blankets, carpets,
oil-cloths, 13"). to be had cheap of VVAR1).
Norwalk. 31st Nov.
A new supply of Cheese.
POUNDS of very fine CHEESE
for sale at BURRALLS.
Nov. 28,1846.
New Books. .
66 AVE me excused,” or a practical expo-
sition of the Parable of the Great Sup-
per, by Ezra D. Kinney, A. M., Pastor of the
Churchin Darien, Ct. J. A. VVEED.
Molasses
OR sale at Burrall‘s; a new supply of good
Molasses cheap for cash.
Norwalk, Oct. 28, 1846.
(3 2:21:35 avid EB1'§11s.‘.1cs. 44
- Blow E§es§.<;tc1- for 58-37.
F":l‘lIvIE Connecticut Ifcgsitcr being an oflicia
ll State Calendar of Public Oflicers and In-
stitutions in Connecticut for 1847, by Chas. VV.
Braclley, J1-. Clerk in the Oliice of the Secreta-
ry of State. Prepared with great; labor and
care from the most authentic sources, and fur
nished at a very low rate. T 1e suoscriber in-
vitcs his friends and customers to call and ex-
amine the above work, confident that all who
see, will buy it. J. A. XVEED.
N€B'E‘EC§?.
A% LL persons indabted to the firm of Joseph
1. .. S. Meeker (5: Son, are hereby notified that
payment must be made forthwith to Inc subscri-
ber. GEORGE R. Mianxua.
Nov. 17, 1846.
'R‘:)'.-'.':nsea2<;l1’s E-.‘.X:2'ac!.0f §:1a'§3>3‘-3'i”“°
FHWHE genuine article, for sale by
A J. A
Efiizu-akcis.
LARGE assortmentof Rose and I/Vhitney
Blanlccts, of all qualities, at very reduced
prices, niay be found at the Old Bridge Store.
C. J. GRUMAN.
IDDLEBROOICS ALMANACS for
1847, for sale by the gross, dozen or re-
J. A. VVEED.
A new supply of Sugars
be
\VEED.
-.'
ran, by
OR. sale cheap at BURRALIES.
Nov. 28. 1846.
L. Bx-sown, Fulton Market, N. I’,
F ORMERLY ofRidgelie.lcl, Ct. will sealm
commission, aall kinds of Poultry, Pork,
Veal, Eggs, Dried Fruit die. on most reasonable
Bales, Mrs Catharine L Merclnlnt. Abel B
Bouton, Enoch Olmsted, Mrs Eliza
Dickens,"I-Iarvey‘; Patrick, George
Dickson, David Reynolds, E B
Dean, ,\Vm L Scott,.Tl1adde1:s
Fanton , T B Sherwood,Mrs Rach’l
Gilbert. Samuel Shaler, Solomon
Hoyt, LVI1's Amanda Smith 3d, ‘Villain
Knitfin, -Mrs Mary Smith, Erastus
Kendrick, Mrs Hannah \Vells, G O .
' ' Wa1'1'en, Miss Sally
advertised .
Persons calling for the above, will please say
RUSSELL JONES, P. M. 2 prices.
terms. ‘All consignments punctually attended I BUSI_1I§(£'§1l{f3'E'Sa1t thisda ,
_ . K ,‘h . ' yrecd.
to LEANDEP BROWN, Fulton Mom A sumy of ha,ves,qume1_ & Box
New York, Dec. 7, 1846. 49
FOR SA LE.
PEDDLER’S one-horse \Vaggon on clip-
lic Springs, for sale by
V’. E. BISSELL.
Raisins to sell cheap on account of duties being
oil‘. Also a supply of new crop New Orleans
Molasses, for sale reasonable at the store of‘
ALLEN <56 MEEKER.
Norwalk, Dec. 15 1846.
P STIR.-it TV CU'l"l‘El{S.'
J School and Classical Books.
UST RECEIVED by the subscriber, a
fresh assortment; of School and Classical Books,
comprising all the books in use in this town and
vicinity, all which will be sold at publishers’
J. A. IVEED.
W. C. S'1"r1-:1«:'r.
chines, for sale by
J. A. VVEED.
wood, A. M. for sale by
REMIUM Hay and Straw Cutting Ma-
? HE Statutes of Connecticut, for the use of
Schools and Families, by Wm. B. Wedge-
Norwalk Chronicler