.quench.
‘CT
does the water from their pipe to extin-
guish the devouring eletnent—_fi;'r'.
By W in. B. S\vari—0ur-wc.7‘r/iy Wcrrlen,
Chief Engineei-, and O_fi‘icr:rs of .z'\”o. 1.—
VVe cheer their presence, may they On all
occasions extend to us their sympathy,
and aid as in every time of need.
By James C. Newkirk—I1’z'ppowam Co.
"0. l.—\\'e give her representative here
to night a hearty welcome.
By. W. L Lockwood, (of Stamford)—
Er.-gine ('0. ./\"o. 1.—l\'lay their annual re-
turn ulways be celebrated in tl.is good old
way. '
By R. S. Bay—Fire Co. No. l.—Wlien
duty calls ll eylre “I/gar.”
By Eli S Qnint:ii'd——'l'/te Bn_1;.s' vf ./V0.
].——Although wrongly styled b_. sortie “the
Broadcloth Firenien,” they are alivays on
hand at their posts when wanted.
By Win. H. Seymour——Ou7'Ezr-Foreman
-——i\lay he retire with the assurance of the
competency with which he has (liscl)arge(l
his duties.
By .l. F. Bennett——- 5'. H. Billie]/-Tllollgll‘
absent. in body, he is present in spirit.
Br J- R 1’«-ct.-——'1‘/1. 13.1:-.7..s..-mt I-'nre-
man ——I\’lay he never be trotibled with
holes in his /Lose, nor rusty screws.
By Platt Price——'l/ic Sc.cretr/.r_7/—-—3\"lav he
al\vays\l1:1ve ihc scratc/us on paper,’ but
never in his feet '
By J. Roberts-—T/zc Ti'crsurer——\VliileI
l.e stands_si.\' feet two, may he never coiii-
plain of living “.900 L”
- By C. B. '1\lott——Fireme7i- of .f\r”orwnl/c—’
May they all prove c M 1ra../er men.
By Ci':1ft—fi’r/izf Fire Co. ..I\"o. l.—-
May they always number as jolly a set of
boys as are here to iiiglit.
By 'l‘liomas Rile_v—0m' ..’\"cw/_2/ Electetl
0]/,1‘-C/’7'S—\'3:1y they prove themselves wor-
thy the vocation wliereiinto they are called.
By Elbert Curtis—Our E1‘-For:-I1mn—
May peace and happiness attend liiiti in
his rctirctrieiit to private life.
By S. E. Olinstead——0ur Host and ]7’osz-
ess——When they need our services, may
it always be in this line.
By James ’tee1l——'l he newly elected
Officers. of No. 1.
By W. T. Smi1li—7'I.e Ladies 0fJ\”m'1cnl/r
—May not one of them ever look into a
mirror and see the reflection of an old
maid.
By Levi Cla'i'k——T/16 B’/toys of Engi/ze
Co. No. l——May they never be obliged to
contend with afire that cold water cannot
By R. S FIay——Re/irf Fire Co. ./\’o. 1-
May their efforts as Men, as well as Fire-
men, he always attended with success.
By E. S. Qnintartl—EI7g.7ne ./V0. l.-—
She al\vay< has, and may she always carry
it hold figure.
By John Smith---E/1’.crt Curtz'.--- hlay he
prove that instead of requiring nine tailors
to nuike one man, in him it will require
but one tailor to make nine men.
g I"lour—Tliei'o was, by tho last New York
pa pers, but. little doing in the flour market. For
Gennessce, prices ranged from $7 to 7 and a
isliilling. 5,000 barrels were bought duringlast
week, of Michigan, to arrive in June at $5 75.
Grain-—In the Grain iiiarket there appears
to have been little activity. Corn, Jersey yel-
low brought 95 @ 98. VVhite it shade less.
It’;/e——a small portion brought 94 conts. Oats,
Caual—‘.2(l0O bushels sold at 50 cents.
4 Fire in New Hare-n.—\Ve neglected to meti-
tion in our last, a fire which broke out in rt bi1il—
diii occu ied b ' the New Haven Palladium.
8
The. building was injured somewhat in the up-
per part, where the fire originated. The pro-
prietors of the Pailadiutii suffered in the loss of
some of their mtitci'ials, and the upsetting and
scattering of others. How the lll'0=Ol'lglllZ1f0Cl is
not. known. Insured.
T/ic Yout/1.:-Gzfiinct, by Rev. Francis \Vood-
wortli; should find a place in every family.
Price only one dollar.
The Phtniiix Batik ofllartford has declared
a seiui-annual dividend, offourdollars pcrshare
payable oti and after the 8th inst.
Cruelty.-—’I‘lie Locos are perfectly savage on
the subject of Federalism. \Vliy -will they
persecute Mr. Bucliaiiiian so unrclentitigly ?
\Vliy have they no syiiipatliy for Messrs. Mc
Lane, \Voodbui'y and Hub’.)ard'! \Vhat in-
gratitude is iiiaiiifested to their most distinguish-
ed leaders! Last and least, have they no bow-
7-15 of compassion for Mr. Thomas T. \Vhittle-
sey? In the pleasing dream of gubernatorial
honors, he had well nigh buried the past in ob-
livioii. \Vhy break his forgetful slunibers with
perturbed visions of ancient fedcralisnil
‘ I-Iarfford Courant.
Snrrziuoit Coun'r.—Tlie. February term of
the Superior Court was closed on Tuesday of
last week. No cases were tried subsequent to
those we reported in the last No. ofthc Gazette.
In the case of Godfrey against \Vilson, the ver-
dict was for plaintiff $60 and cost.
Fowler Scllcc/c, whose trial for rape was to
have come on at this term, forfeited his bonds,
($1,000) and saved hitnself by flight} from the
liospitalities the State has prepared for the like.
of him, at \Vetliersfield.
The amount collected for the relief of
the Irish, in the Catholic churches in and
about Boston, exceeds $16,000.
'1/ze lVilmot Proviso.-—lt will be seen,
has been killed in the Senate, by the deci
sive majority of 31 to ‘ll. “'9. have feared
this from the first. Vile know that some
Whig Senators who deprecate the exten-
sion of our Slave‘ Territory would yet be
constrained to vote against it Proviso con-
strued as affixing a stigma on the States
by which they were commissioned and
elected. On the other hand, we were
sure that several Loco Focos from Free
States stood ready to vote against the
Proviso. It was clearly doomed.
. "No matter: the principle is fixed. The
House will not consent to incorporate
another inch of- Slave Territory. Many
who voted so in the House were not hearty
in it, but their constituents were and are
and-their successors will be. —.’V'. Y. Tril.-.
N. York Cattle lll:u'l1et——tll11rcl1 1.
Slie':p—"$2 a $5. -
hardly equal to last wcek’s average.’
are iio-.v obtaining are considertihly higher
those then current. No cattle l)l'()llgl1i.lt‘.SS
Cows and Calves-—ln poor l'eqtlC.S't at 1‘riee.-3,
Atlllzirket S16 Bccf c:ittle,575l'i'oiii the South,
50 Cows and Calves, and 1050 Sheep and Liiinlis. Q_
l’rices——Beef' Cattle-—Tl1e olferiiigs were about "J
equal to those of last week, but the prices holders , _ . .
than 10911111!) real estate lying in \Vilton, and belong-
tmm $13 ing to the estate. of ’l‘liad1leiis Hoyt, late of said
Real Estate for Sale at Auction.
PURSUANT to an order from
Elfl‘(:\TCI(:l\1l'§'0f ,Prlqli1lite foii (;l1et(llStEl]0l'.
--- ‘rt... 0' -'11 1:, wt )8 so 11 )ll ic
: auction, to the highest: biddcir, on
turday, the 27th day of inst. March, at one
o'clock, P. 1‘.I.,t‘.ie equity 0fl'8CI0l’t'1pl'1OZl iii 8c to
To llIeI'cl1a1it Tailors.
' . .. goods adapted to the wants of the trade,
which he proposes to sell on as favorable terms
as any house in New York. All in want are
requested to examine my goods and prices.
.-31110112,; the goods just received are 12pieces
Superior bl’k French Cloths; 10 do Cassi-
mores: 30 do Fancy Cassiincies; 5 do Satin
‘HE sul_)scriber is opening a large stock of
while, the bulk of‘ the s- l1-s ranged ll‘()m that figure \\-"ilton, de’cd., as follows—-5 1-2 acres of land
to a 0, and in sonic. iii.-tancc.-1 as lugli as 5510 4 on tho Dtiiibury road, 5 1-2 inllosfroin Norwalk
par cwt. vspis :'.__".l‘.'(3ll for low} qriiiie qiitlilitiles. JV11 ! B,.i,j,_.C_y with H Smfl,‘ d“,.‘..”~mg- house and gm.“
"“' r‘‘“ 3'' ' “"‘- “ ""r' E‘ l’”""“ "*7 '°" “"' 'l‘lie. situation of the store is
Vestings; 10 do Faiicy Vestiiigs.
Also, Sewiiig Thread, Twist, Buttons, Sus-
penders, Crzivats. Canvas.-I, Puddings, I-1’d'l1'f5_
ilu.-se, which will probably i'eiii:iin for soiue titnc Yet
to conic. as we learn that the iiiiiiiber of cattle on
tho 1-ray is iiit-iisiinlly sinall.
111 .1 R1’. l A <_i'i?:'§.
.._...-__.- -_._ __ _ ,_ ____ ___ _ ______’
ofilie. former pla (to.
M "iifii 1171‘ ii 8.
In D.-tiabtiry, l\'I:ll‘t'.‘ll 2, wd. Rhoda Betie.dict',
aged 8'3.
In I)1inb1ii'y, Feb. 28, Daniel C. son of Mr.
l1eiii'y Sliuto, aged 7 years.
In I)1iiibiiry Feb. 2:3, Mary P. dniiglitcr of oftlie best quality.
Mr. ll1:iir_v P. Joy, aged ti inoiitlis.
In .l)anoui'y, Feb. 25, Mr. .lo.~:cph Gillett,
ganged 66. _
1 In llctlicl, Feb. 12, wd. Mary M. Crofut,
aged .55.
f At‘ lli'ookl_v_ii, on the 28111 ult. Haniiali, wife
_of Curtis l’t-ck, in the 531] year of her ago.
SI 3'24 \‘i.'1i(1iI'I_i'_ii(i‘iS.——Orders iiihy be I
gtliis oftict‘, 1121- the following rare and delicious ' adjoiiriiiiu-.iit front time to tittie until the proper-
lvaiictic-.~; ol Sti'awbcri'Ees; the. Bostoii Pine, ty is all t.l".sposed of
llovcy's Sci-dliiig, the coiiiiiion lied \‘.’ood ttndi
Sto:idai‘tl‘s Seedling Alpine, by the cul’ivation of
which fritit inay he had in .‘.‘lt(‘(.'BSSl()ll from May
to Ortolit.-1'. ,
I?lE3£2'i‘!N;'g'.—'.l‘lic \Vliigs ofl
\.V 1-1161
this town iiiust not forget thatau adjourn-
ed iiicctiiig will be held at the Norwalk Hotel,
on Tliursday cvoiiiiig at 7 o'clock.
To Rent. ,
Tlllrl tlwclliiig house. togctlior,
with cariiage house, barn, wood
“W l
Esq. d’cd. Attached to said place is alarge gar-
dcn containing grape vities, l)(’.tll'1l}g boiiiitifully, l
also‘ l‘?.Sl;(‘l'l‘l(‘S, s:ti'awl1ci'i'ics, curriiuts, aspara-
gus bed, «.3-:1-. tog:-tlicr with a large fruit ya rd,
it large apple orcliard of select and tlc.-'it'al)lc.l
fruit; also a good well of water and cisterii iiil
the yiird, c\'c. ciiiliiaciiig alingetlieroiie of the l Vlhigoii l\Iaker’s Shop, being ttlle lioniesteztd of exliibitioii of claims to the Ct)ml11lSSit)l1el'S.
inost conrciiieiitiiiid des‘ii‘ablo rcsidciiccs that
can be found. ‘The itbovcpreniises will be run-
tcd ll’Olll the 1st of April next to tl desiritblo ton-
am, on reasoiiablc tcrnis.
Application nia_v be inadc forfurtltcr ]‘~tll'llC1l
lltl‘S to .lONATl‘lAN CAMP, Jr. Esq.
Norwalk. March 6', 1817. 10
ROBATE N O'.l'ICE.—T1i1-. Court of Pro-
bate for the District of \Vcstport, has lini-
ited and allowed six months from this date for
the creditors of the estate of JOSIAH GREG-
OR Y, late of said \Vestpoi't, deceased, to exhib-
it their claims against said estate to the Execu-
tors. Those who neglect, will be doburretl :1
recovery. JOHN GRAY, .E.rccu(nr.
Ei.i.i:.\' Gin-tooitr, .I;'.t‘ccu1‘rir.
\Vestport, Marcli 6', 18-47. 10
no 1{§..1 L1: or -1-611113-1~,
1-; THE Place formerly occtipicd by
Thomas M’Coi'niic, dec’d, situated
in Gi'eeiisfai'ins, within a few rods ofthe Congre-
gational Church, and D. mile and it lialf from
\Vcstport Bridge, is pleasantly located on the
main road, consists of a good sized Dwelling
House, Barn and Slice Shop, with between ‘2
and 3 acres of good meadow land, with it first rate
Orcliard of choice. fruit thereon, 2 wells of good
water, and ti stroain of water ruiiiiiiig tlii‘oiigli
the ineadow. The premises will be ready for
occupancy on the first of April. Any furtlier
inforinatiozi can be obtained of
Cii.~i’s Disimow, Norwiilk, or
D.-\.\'ii-:1. Bonn, \Vcst; ort.
Norwiilk, March E‘, 18-17.
To the Probate Cui:rf_jbr lhc ])Zst/‘ictQ/'1\'or-zval/c.
. WI-IE applicafion of Li.1c_‘,-' Ma_vliury of Nor-
walk in said Disti":1:t rcspcctfull,v sliowcth
that she is lawful guardiaii to Grace Maybury,
it Mztior beloiigiiig to said District, and that: said
1VIinor is the owner as tenant in common with
others in fee oftlie following; real estate lying
in the town of Ridgelicld, in the county of Fair-
field, and State of Coniiecticut, viz. ; a certain
tract of land, in quantity sixteen acres more or
less, with a dwelling house and other buildings.
thereon; bounded nortlierly by land now oc-
cupied by Sally Gilbert; and ottliers, easterly by
land of David Burr, soutlierly by liigliway, and
westerly by land of Phinczzs Chap-iiiaii, the
Sugar Hollow Turnpike running tlirough the
same. The. iiit.e.rost of said Minor in said Estate
being valued at Five I-Iuudrcd Dollars.
And she furtlier §a_vs, That the Estate is at
present unproductive; that it will be for the
advantage of said 1VIinor to sell the same and in-
vest tl.o avails tlioi'co1’1tct'ording to law; wliere-
fore she says that there is just and reasona-
ble cause for sell ng tho smite. She there-
fore prays the Court to order said real es-
tate to be sold, and to empower her or some
other meet. porsoii to sell the same, pursuant to
the staitic in such case iiindo and provided. Da-
ted March 6th, 1847.
Lncv M.-ivituitr. Giiardian.
District of Norwullr, Probate Court, 33.
.7l*Iarch 6th, A..I). 18.-17.
0rclc7'c(l——'I‘liiit the foregoing npplication be
heard atid determiiied at the Probate Office in
Norwalk on the 13th day of May, 1847, at!)
o’clock foreiiooii; and that notice. thereof be
publislicdiii some public ncwspapernetir the
place where such real estate lies, three weeks
successively, at least; six weeks before said time
assigned. ("ll'I()RGE A. ])tl.\'E-.'\‘1’0ll'l‘, Judge. 3t10
—H AL L‘S' ‘Pro iiiiti in Plows’
and Castings for sale by E. O1.ius'1‘1:.»1o.
'l‘o Rent.
TVVO rooms suitable for offices,
--. er some small business, desirably
_ ; situated in the. new building, lately
erected by Benj. Isancs, Esq. d’cd. adjoining the
store of Chas. Isaacs, Esq.
Also, an office in the building opposite the
Nerwallt Ilotel, formerly occupied by Benjamin
lsattcs. ‘ For further information enquire of
J. CAMP, Jr. Esq.
Norwallt, March 6, 1847. 3t10
T0 RENT.
THE store occupied by JOHN
' S. SAMMIS. Possession given
4- the 1st ot'April. Cius. ISAACS.
Norwalk, March 6, 1847.
Carpeting.
PECEIVED this day, it handsome and
I cheap lot of Carpeting. Di-ugget, Oil Gloth,
Matting, (Ste. C. J. GRUMAN-
BOSTON SOAP.—A new supply of very
superior quality of No 1 Boston Snap.
BUa.4LL’3.-
Just received and for sale» at
Norwal!-:. March 5. 1847.
;statitliiig tliorcoii. Sciiils, Gloves. ll.osici'y, Siit.iiie.tts, M ulesking‘
Silk and Cottoii Under shirts and Di':t\vei's and
1
in fact, cvt.-i'_v article adapted to tlic wants of a
ftlt-cidotll_v one ofthe be:-rt o:i the road, and the
,luiild1ng is iie:ii'l_i.' new. The land is good, and
In Yonkers, \Vc.‘lt-lies!(11-—oE:\T:iYjli'Fb. 23,
Aaron \\7li':tlock, of \\’ilton, to Susan Gtll‘l'ls't'lll:
. leral tillage or any other purpose, well feiiced
ipicseiits a level trout for building plll'[‘~0St-.S.
1 _Also, auotlier tract oflautl lying on B1-.ldei1’s
;l1ill, so called, in quantity about 152 acres, suita-
lble for ineadow or pasture land.
Also, nnotliertraet of land at said Be1dcn’s
11|”. in aniouiit about 10' acres, suitable forgett-
-and of oxcclleiit quality, with a house and barn
thercott, known as the I’:-tci James place.
, Also, aiiotlicr tract of hind, kiiowri as the
|I.\'cclcr 1"arm, in the vieinty of Soar llill, so
*callcd, in amount 3'2 acres. comprising plow,
I pasture. uieadow and orcliard, some of which is
Al-<0. scvt-i'al tracts of wood or young timber
‘land, lying at \\ lio1'tleberi'y \Voods. so called,
lituiotiiitiiig together to about 3;! acres. These
:t.racts raiige in quantity from 3 acres to 15,lying
.011 the main road. '
l "A150. will be sold at the saute time, a slip in
Qf K7. } .9
1... . 11.111 iew s Cl'lll't.‘ll.
V Sale to ctiiiiiiieiicewitli and at the PeterJaincs
place on Belden’s Hill.:ind to be continued by
Y 1
1\. B. '1 he notes and accounts dtie the es-
tate, rcuiaiiiing iiiissettlod ;1f'1c1- 11,0 30,], im,
March, will be adreitiscd and sold at publicly
auction to the liiglicst bidder.
‘ \’l.".u. Ci-initcii, Adiniiiistrator.
Norwallt, March 0, 1847. 10
W Real Estate at .5 izction,
}'1~" ii-51» ANT to mi order from the Court of
1 robiite for the .])lStl'lCl’. of N0l‘Wttll(, will
be sold at Public Aiictioii, to the highest bi(]d,_.,._
on the 94111 day of inst. Miircli, at. one o'clock,
= lioiise, pi'ivilt-goitrf ice house, and ‘tin the afternoon, (unless 1)1‘eVi0ugly disposed of “r,,_S,|,0,.,‘ C0,,,,,,;SS-,(,,,m.S 0,, the
other otit buildnigs connvctetl will! lllo ll01nu— sat private sale) so much of the Real Estate of HENRY PLAT”, of said \Vestport, an insol-
stead, late the i'csitlci;ce of llcnjaiiiin I.‘illt1CS, f ll_l‘.‘-\11i 1 MILAJ). late of \Vilton, in said Dis- vent debtor; liercby give notice that they will
Lrict‘. t.-Oct‘-’lS0(l. its will raise the sum of $914.46,
with ii:c':dcnt el1ai'ges of sale,
Said Real Estate is situated in said \Vilton,
. _ O _ _ . . . 3”‘! l\t‘-“la 50 03111011. tlbmit. 5 miles f1'o1ii Norwalk oti each ofsaid days to receive and adjust: the.
with varioti.-: kinds of fruit; on the ["l‘t'l!1l>‘(‘S 1.-.4: 1‘)l'Idg|‘1 Oil the i\0_i‘\\‘itlk and Dzinbury I-load, and claims of the creditors of said insolvent.
consists; of it piece of land containing about. ($51
:lt‘l'0S with two Dwelling Houses, :1 Barn, and
the latcaid deceased. Also, of 1111011191 piece
of land containing about 125 acres lying near
said lioiiiestead. Said pi'opert.y, which is well
suited to the wants ofa mechanic, tnerclisint, or
lJ:lV(‘l'llt3l‘, will be sold togetlicr, or in parcels to
suit })ltl‘ClltlS‘.,'l'S.
Sale to take place on the premises.
made l-Lnowii at the time o_f_sale.
1S.~\lA ll K E E L E R,’ Administrator.
SAEAII ANN MEAD. Aclministrtitrix.
\Vilton, March 4. 1847.
Terms
10
Auiclioin.
lj; URSUAN'l‘ to an order from the Court of
- ’i'obuto for the District of Norvvnlk, will
be sold at. public auctioii, on the 31st day of
.11arcli,'itist. A. D. 1847, at 10 o'clock in the
foi-enooii, ceruiiii articles of the porsoiial estate
of B E'.‘.lAMIN 1SAACS,late of N0t'\\’flll{, in
said Distiicttleceased; viz. 3 cows, 1 horse, ii
qtiaiitity of good hay, ‘2 one horse pleasure
gCI’lll£‘.ll'ltlll, or Mct‘t:liatit Tailor.
The above goods were purcliascd with cash,
and at extieiiicly low prices, and will be sold‘
at a small aclvunce. The above goods are at
least 20 per ct. less than former prices.
C. J. GRUMAN.
l\' 0'I‘EC E.
T HE Mill foriiierly occupied by St. John 6:
‘. Sliepard is now ready to do all kinds of
Sawing with ncatiiess and dispatch. Good
work or no pay is the motto. A slinro of pub-
lic patrortagt-. solicited. Gm). E. Is,1_.\cs.
Feb. 311, 18-17.
_ IlISlll':l nice.
1 WII E subscriber is the duly authorized agent.
- oftlie IIurl_fiu‘rl Alumni liisiirance Co. and
of the Comicrlicut Illutiml Lffc Insurance Co.
of 1-111 rt ford. l.’ei'soiis having business with ’ ei
ther of tlicse Cos. may have it attended to by
the undersigned, at the store of llawley A: Biti-
y. L1~‘.wis EI. B.-1iL1:Y.
Ridgefield, March 1, 1847. 9
0210 (full R1-w:u-«I.
RUNA\VA Y from the sub:-rcriber
on the ‘.2lst. Feb. Ll.ll.l1Cl' Morgan,
an indentured apprentice at; the
- '-‘— -' - fariiiiiigliusiiiess.
This is to forbid all persoiis harboriiig or trus-
ting said Morgan on my account, as I will pay
no debts ofliis coiiti-acting. Pl-Z'l‘ER Siiiirii.
New Caiiaan, Fob- 2211. 1847. 3t*9
l\0'l‘lCl;‘-.
7 THE subscribers having been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the district of‘
estate of
lllPel3 at the Hotel of I-1+-zekiali Nicliols. in said
\Vestport, on the 20:11 day of l\Iarcl1. and the
'20th day ofAug1ist next, at. one o’clock P. M.
Six inoiiths have been allowed from the date
hereof, by the said Court of Probate, for the
Cii.-1nLi«:s \V. TAi'Loit.
I'I1£;\'l‘.Y Siiizitwoon.
\Vestport, Feb. 20, 1847.
N0'll'i()‘l3.
I-IE Court of Probate for the district of
Ridgefield, has limited and allowed six
inontlis front this date for the creditors of the
estate of AARON LEE, late ofllidgeficld, in
said district deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those. who neglect to present
their claims properly attested within said time
will be debarred a recovery.
All tho:-:0 indebted to the estate are requested
to make iminediatd pnyiiicnt to
\Vii.i.i.-mi L1:i~‘., Adiiiinistrator.
Ridgeficld, Feb. 15th, 18-17. 3t*8
NOTICE.
HAVE with the advice and consent ofthe
Court of Probtc fur the District of \Vcstport
Coinmissioners.
3t 9
Of New,
- Spring
P51-1151311151-s
0-
\Vanted Immediately
5) More Shirt Hands. The highest
and ' prices in CASH or trade will be
paid on delivery of the work at
M. \VAxi-:1s1AN's
In the store formerly occupied by J. A. \Veed.
Norwul k . A ,
'l‘ala.c care of that I-Horse!
ND do not let. the poor unim'al'encounter un
LL protected, the stiffening, cruel storm while
Blankets and .l)ru.ggct are being sold so cheap
by WARD.
Flt ’:-irnish.
. HE subscriber offers for sale bythe barrel,
can, or retail, S. P.'Sinith’s superior Coach,
Polishing and Furniture Variiinsh and Japan,
at ii11it1nfactt1i'or’s prices. 11711. C. S_'riu:ic'r.
1) U I LI) 3 N G 'I‘ E M BE I{.—The subscri-
bers have on hand a large assortinent of
Spruce Tiin'oer, assorted sizes and lengths.
C. L. RAYDIOND, dc Co.
Ncrw Resistor for 18217,
TIIE Cozinecticut Rcgsitcr being an ofiicial
. State Calendar of Public Officers and lu-
stitutions in Connecticut for 1847,.by Chas. W.
Bradley, Jr. Clerk in the Office of the Secreta-
ry of State. Prepared with great labor and
care from the most authentic sources, and fur
nislied at ll. very low rate. The subscriber in-
vites his friends and customers to call and ex-
amine the above work, confident that all who
see, will buy it. J. A. VVEED.
'l‘o Sliio- niakcrs at lllanufacturers.
V ANTED, at No. 55. Avenue C. N. York,
FIFTY SHOEMAKERS to work on
course sewed Brogans. Constant employment
and fair wages given.
Stock, cut tip. will be given out to be made up,
to such persons as can furnish it proper refer-
ence. Munufiicturers can obtain contracts to
furnish shoes, on application at No. 55. Avenue
C. where samples can be seen.
wagons. 1 two linrsc lumber wagon, 1 1mrsc- appointed Henry Plait. of said \Ve.stpoi't, my
CWT. 1 5101811: 1 1101'S0-Tillie. 1 Stl'tlW-cllttelfi tlgvlll’. to sell aiitl dispose of the stock of Goods
Also. vai'iov.s articles of household furniture, 1155113111-1] by-111111 tome for the benefit of his
con.~:.istiiig of beds, tables, chairs, bureaus.
c:irpct.s, lookitig-gla:-‘ses, &c. Also, 1 cooking
stove, 1 hall do. 1 fraiikliii do., a large quaiitity
of crockei'y, avaricty of cooking utensils and
iiiiinorons other uriclcs.
Sale to take place at the late residence ofsaid
deceased in said Norwalk. Terms made known
at tinte of sale.
S.-11.111121. LYNES, Administrator.
Nowall-:, Marcli (5th, 1847. 10
VA LUABL E FARIVI
.‘~ AT AUC"5“l0N.—Pui's1i1int to an
order of the Court of” Probate
for the District. of Norwalk, :1 Furiii
belonging to the Estate of Erastus Sl1tl‘_fl(*.S.(l('.C.
coiitaiiiiiig about: 84% acres of good land, with it
dwelling house and burn thereon. will be offer-
ed for sale at public auction, on the 23d day of
Mnrcli, 1847, at 1 o’clock in the afternoon (uti-
less previously disposcdofat privatesalc.) Said
farm is pleasantly situated in the town of \ViI-
ton, at Cliesnut Hill, so called, about 4 iiiilos
from the village of \Vcstport, and about 5 miles
fi'oiii l\'oi'walk Bridge, and is well pi'opoi'tioned
for meadow, plow, pasture. and wood land.—
Tliore are about '20 acres of wood land with it
large quantity of valuable tiinlicr standing the e.-
oti. There is also an orcliiird of iipple and oth-
er fruit trees on said farm.
Any person wishing to purchase a good farm
will find this a favorable oppoitunity. Sale to
take place on the proiiiises. Terms iniidc known
at the time ofsale.
AARON B. Sruitoi-:5, Aduiiiiistrator.
\Viltoii, March 6, 1847. 3t*‘10
New Goods.
’E\V SPRING GOODS, are being rec'd
daily at the celebrated Bridge Store and
great bargains can i1lwnys‘_l)e had. Every arti-
cle that can be called for in an extensive dry
goods store always on hand and for sale very
cheap, by C. J. GRUMAN.
50 LBS. GE ISE FEATHERS best
quality. For sale by
COMSTOCK 6: HALL.
New Canaan, March 1, 1847.
'l‘() lVIl".l{ClIAl\"l‘S.
ONSTA1'\"].‘LY on hand at Manufactureis
prices, Carpet \Varp, Cotton Yarn, Bat-
ting, Twiiie, \V_icltiiig, &c.
S. E. OLMS'l‘l-1AD. '
Norwalk, Mtii'ch8, 1847. 10
(.1 Aill l’lEEI\'E-I*‘RESI‘1 this day, March
1 S). S. E. O1.:ns'1'1:.-11>.
IMPORTANT
T0 PURCIIASERS OF
DRY GOODS 11
JAMES MALLORY 66 CO.
WILL receive during the present: week.
their Spring Assortment of Sprui g 1)_ry
Goorls. Their object will be to offer great in-
ducetnents to all that are in want of goods, and
no pains will be spared to keep their st.ock com-
plete, and attlie same time so CHEAP that: it
will be for the benefit of all buyers to give them
a call. Particulars next week.
Norwalk, March 10th, 1847.
llleaimac Prin's.
ECEIVED this day. 20 different: styles
. of Meritunc prints, all of which will be
sold at 12 1-2 cts the yard. Call soon or they
will be gone.‘
Also another case of those Chintz culored
ci-eilitois. A1.v.\ GRAY, Trustee.
'\Vestpoi't, Fcb. 15111. 1847. 3t8
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
I-‘oi'.‘s‘alc, or To Let,
' AT Grecnwicli, Ct.—a beautifully
situated, spacious country residence of modern
Letters post paid, addressed to J. M. VVooD-
W.-inn, New York, will be promptly attended to.
Feb. 6, 1847.
“fife \l’aint.ed.
BACHELOR between the ages of 18 and
45 in the town of Bedding is very anxious
to obtain :1 conipaniou for life and takes this
inethod in hopes that some lonely maiden will
respond to his call and grant. hint an iiiterviow.
8t7
style (sliding doors) with all the necessary out;
buildings, and well suited fora genteel family.l
It is situated on the Boston Turiipike, 30 miles?
from N. York, within lialfa mile of3 Churches,
an Acndeiiiy, and the New York and New,
l-Iavcn Rail I-‘load as surveyed, about a mile
from the Steainboatlanding, and only a few rotlsl
from the Post Office. l:"osscssioii given imme-
diiitcly.
Also, For Sale or To Let, near the above, it
two story House. Possession given the first of
April 1847.
Bztiltfing Lots for sale in the villa go.
Inqtiire of Bl-INJ. Piccii, Jr.
FOR SALE, A BARGAIN,
The homestead lately occupied by
Daniel \Vced, about. half It mile
' froin the village of New Canaan;
consisting ofabout fotir acres of land, with it
lionse, burn and other buildings thereon. Ifnot.
sold by the 10th of March next, it will then be
reiited for one year. Apply to
JOHN A. \VEED.
Norwalk, Feb. 22, 1847'.
For Sale.
A House and Lot situated in Main
st. l\‘orwalk, now occupied by John
9' -.5. Moreliead. Any person who wish-
es to, purchase it desirable and pleasant location
is inv‘-i.t__ed'.to examine said property. ‘
. ~ ‘ ‘ 2. JOHN MOREHILAD.
-5,1847.
In \Vilton, on the ‘25tli Murcli inst. unless pre-
viously sold at private stile. One farm contain-
ing about 31 acres of meadow, plow, pasture
and woodland, with it liouse, barns, ‘lllll\'-l10llSt‘-, ,
c\'c. Also, one farm, north of above, containing
about 61 1-2 acres. These farms are about five
miles from Norwalk, west of the river and are_
divided by the road from \Vilton to New Cn-
naan. They will be sold together or scparittey
at it great; bargain to close the estate of Anrinda.
Lambert. tloceiisetl, if not sold at private siile——
they will be sold at public aUt:ti0n,.on the prem-
ises, oii Thursday the 25th dayot March. inst.’
at 1 o’clock, P. M. Sale positive. i
SAMUX-‘.1. F. LAm3i—;u'r, Executor.
VVilton, March 1. 1847- _______ 4‘ 9
TO RE1\'T.—The Store occupi-'
ed by D. H. Persons. Also, the
_ rooms over said store---possession to
__- accoinoditte. S_'riLi~:s CURTIS-
Feb 21,1847. 4t3.
Syrup lliolzisscs.
AFine article of syrup nl0:ll:;l%?§§i{f;({1'L5Ifi’1§. “1-
To Boot-Makers.
JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS
10 on sewed Lace Boots, and 20 fitters,
wa nted immediately, to whom the highest cash
prices will be given. Apply to either of the
sbscribers at Deansville in Stamford.
J onu DEAN.
AARON DEAN.
Stamford, Feb. 19. 1847- 5“?
IRCULAR SAW.—A 30 inch Circtilar
DQVER PRINTS, which will be sold at the
low price of9 cents the yard. C. J. Gneuxrt.
Saw, for sale by ‘W. C. S-1-a-an-r.
' must be post paid.
She must. be very liandsoine-—this is the only
qualifications ncceasni-y. Letters directed to
C(13Ll-‘.133, Redding, telling Wllore and when an
interview can be had, will be iinmediately at-
tended to. To pevent iinposit’o'is all letters
This is no hoax, as the wri-
ter was never more serious in his life than at the
niouieiit of writing‘t'liis. ‘ _
lcdding, 2211 Feb. 1847. 3t.*8
E A Tl‘. HE”!-‘.S.——100 gross ofClai_'k’s Match-
: es, for sale by S. E. O1.:\i_s'I'i-2.-11).
GEO!-EGE ST. J01!-N,
AGi:.\"r or THE
Conn. Jlluzfual Life Insurance Co.
Offers to Insure
The Lives of Men, \Vomen, or- Children, for
1 year, for 7 years, or for Life.
Guarantee Capital $50,000
This Company is oi',¢1aiiised upon the Mutual
Benefit system, by which all the assured be-
come itiembt-.rs thereof, and share in the profits
of the business, which profits are annually cred-
ited to the members in scrip ccrtifficales, redeem-
able iii cash, or they may be decutrted ‘from the
'nmount ofthi-. premium, or added to the sum in-
= sured.
Persons insured for life, may give their
note for one half of the premium ; or if desired
it may be paid in it gross sum, when the insurance
is obtained ; or semi-annually, or quaterly.
Rates q/'Insurancc oft.-‘£100 on a single life
for one year.
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This Company‘ has ali'eady.dco_htred a divi-
dend of 75 per cent.
Not-walk, March 4, 184-7 9 .
N3. 1..
Rich and. - G-ooél
ry 050113 2
This day 1-1459.1. and will be freely
sliievvn tonll favor me" with a call.
next. Week.
V"
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-.5 1
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-13;.‘
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1.“-
Shawls 2
HE largest and best assortment of this at-
ticle may be found tat. the store of
.155. MA1.LottY 8: Co.
Bosoms and Collars.
UST rec’d a good assortment, and for sale
cheap by M. W.4Ku31sN.
.l
l~‘i~iinges and silk Fancy Buttons
A BEAUTIFUL assortment just received.
. .l.1s._ M.-11.1.0111 & Co.
Another lot of \\’E'].‘ and
DRY GOODS
AT \VESTPORT.
I IIA VE this day rec'd from New York a
large lot of cheap Dry Goods. Also any
quantities of \Vet Goods, consisting of bleached
Muslins, Culicoes, Laces, 621:. which willbe sold
at § their real value.
Also the largest and best assortment of Muffs
ever brought: itito Fiiirfield County, embracing
Mrirt.e11’s,Iinit1ition do. lustred Filer, F1-ench
Sable, lus.ti'e.d Lynx, Bohemia do. Isabella Bear,
Silver Badger. African Lynx, Silver Martiti. bl’k
Genet, Mink Sable, Canadian do. lustred Rus-
sia bl'k Salilt-., Hudson’s Bay Lynx, Siberia
Squirrel, &c. &c. all of which will be sold at
such prices as must astonish the people. Please
call at \VM. J. FINCH.
\Vestport, Dec. 20, 1846.
LOUR.--The subscribers liavé"constant-
ly on hand, Flour by the barrel or less
quantity to suit pu1'clir_isers, at the lowest; market
riccs. C. L. R.n'MoND, & Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)
IDDLEBROOICS ALMANACS for
18-47, for sale by the gross, dozen or re-
tail, by J. A. WEED.
A new supply of Si gal-s
OR sale cheap at BURILALIIS.
Nov. ‘28, 1846.
‘t ROCK ll l{Y——A handsome assortment,
just received, and for sale cheap.
G120. \V. SMITH.
AI.Flll£D KNAPI‘.
South Norwallt, Feb. 9, 1846.
For Coughs, Colds, &c.
ILD Cherry, and Irloarhound Candy, for
sale by J. A. Vv’i-11:11.
Carriages.
(‘ ARRIAGE Mzinuf-.ictui'ei's may purcliiiso
their ’1’r2'mm2'/igs, very low at the New
Store. A. M. VVARD.
l\‘orw11lk. Jan. 25, 1847.
"l‘o\vnscii(ll’s Extract of Sarspaiilla.
F11 HE geiiuine article, for sale by
J. A. VVEED.
N Essay on the uses and advantages of
“Town Oi-ganiz-.ition," by Robert A. Cof-
fin, A. M. Principal of So. Norwalk Academy,
forsale by J. A. VVEED.
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 ofthe
Church in Darien. Ct. J. A. WEED.
Mlolusses
OR sale at Burr-.tll's; a new supply ofgood
Molasses cheap for cash.
Norwalk, Oct. 28, 1846.
NOTICE.
50 BUSHELS Rock Salt this day rec'd.
A supply of halves, quarter & Box
Raisins to sell cheap on account of duties being
off. Also it supply of new crop New Orleans
Molasses, for sale reasonable at the store of
ALLEN dc MEEKER.
Norwalk, Dec. 15 1846.
S'I‘IR.\\'.V CU'l"l‘ERS.
REMIUM Hay and Straw Cutting Mn.-
cliines, for sale by VV. C. STTEET.
I HE Statutes of Connecticut, for the use of
Schools and Fa niilies, by \Vin. B. VVedge-
wood, A- M. for sale by J. A. WEED.
EDUCE .'l‘Il E STOCl€.——\VARD
I; offers do Lnines and Cushmeres at lea:
than cost. “A word to the wise,” &c.
VVINTEII ARlEAl\'GERlI3l\"l‘.-
—\ THE Sloop J 111.111 will leave the
Landing at Five Mile River, on
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 29th, and
again on Thursday evening Jan. 7th
' 1846, and Pike Slip, N. York, on Tuesday Jan.
11th and Friday Jan. 15th and continue to ruin
on Tuesdays and Thursdays alternatively until
further notice. Freight and PaS53g9"5 “:9”
as usu,,)_ VV. 0. SAMMI...
Norwalk, Dec. 28. 1846.
BOX Ii.-lSll\'S.
NE hundred boxes of Raisins. of the firs:
quality, in halves and quarters. Persons
wishing to get; it supply for Christmas and New
Years will do well to call at I BUiutA1.1.’s.
INIE.-—.The subscribers have constantly
J on hand Limo from the different _K1lns
which they offer at the lowest market: price _l_>y
the barrel or less quantity.
C. L. Rxvmoun, 6: Co.
“r-l
“The Psalmodist."
choice selection of'Psalm 6: Hymn tunes.
-cliiefly new. by Thomas Hastings and W,
I5.Bradbui-.y, for sale by J : A. VYEED.
Sgrcnosv. 485- 15-
Norwalk Chronicler