~in twent ' tli 'us'ind men with a division of six ,- . . -
g 5 U ' ‘ ' , unwell the day and eveiiir.-g previous, and was Said O-‘-‘l**tO-
’ tle comnienccd, near five thousand men,
_ and with a well balanced and enlightened mind,
the advertisement. 1
-Late and Important from
The Army.
V By, an arrival at New Orleans, from the Bra-
sos on the 5t.h inst. intelligencohas been receiv-
.e_d,of_a most startling and momentous nature.
It appears to be the general opinion here, liow-
. . ever, that the news is somewhat exaggerated,
-yeta laterarriviil from the Brasos confirmsthe re-
port ofa battle, but no details are brought, fiir-
thor than that Santa Anna lost immensely and
was repulsed. All communication is cut offbe-
,tween.Caniargo and Montcrey.
is the report of the battle.
_ The battle commenced on the night of the,
23d, near Saltillo. It continued for two days.§
The iilcxicniis had no ni't.ilei'y, their force being,
coinposed alone of cavalry and infiiiitry, iiiiiber- 3
thousand men in their rear, Santa Anna coin-
niziiicliiig in person.
' 'G,e:i. Taylor's force nunibe.i'ed when the b2it—l,
coiii- l
posed of Infaiiti'_v, Dragoons, and 18 pieces of?
Light Artillery. mid he was making his i'etreiit’
"to Moiiterey. He has lost about two thonsaiid 2
‘men. The Mexican loss is about foiii-tlioiisiiiid i
five l1l2ll.l1‘(’-(I. Gen. Taylor was in hopes lllztlif
-he would be able to retain his position, which is
about three miles from Saltillo, iit :1 Mill Pond,
where he possesses seine natural defeizcos.
I " Gen. Marshall had set. out from Moiiteroy
with a large escort, carrying forty wagons _of
ammunition and two 18 pouiidei-s. It is gener-
ally believed that he will be able to join Geri.
Taylorin time to afford relief.
‘ Tho genaral opinion among the Mexicans at.
Ciiinargo and Matamoriis, as expressed, indi-
,_cates that Santa Anna has been badly wliippcd.
Col. Morgan was mortally wounded, and his
‘command entirely out. up at Ccrelvo and other
points along the line of observation. cxteiidiiig
from the latter place to Mior.
AA train of one hundred and tweiity wagons
had been captured by the Mexicans. Tliey
murdered all the teamsters and the escort of
twenty-five men. ' They have also captured a
train of sixty wagons, though nothing definite is
known as to the disposal of teamstors and es-
cort. They have likewise captured ii. hundred
pack mulesloaded with sutlcr’s goods.
. Gen. Urron is marching on to attack Minamo-
rns, with about four thousand men.
I _ FROM EUROPE.——Twonty eight days la-
ter news has been received from Europe by the
arrival of the Hibernia. A still further advance
has taken place in wheat and flour; the stiffer-
iiigs are presumed to be less from the little that
is said upon the subject ; Mr. O’Connell was
considered as dying; the Cotton market was in-
active. and money tiglit.
Vvornsz To beT.*;l at this Ofice.
Charles Thompson, the vile miscrcant. who
assissted the violation of his wife, in Soiitliing-
top, has been sent to the State Prison for life.
The Locos of this town have already brought
forward their candidates for Representatives,
John G. Quigley and Asa E. Smith, are the
Asidefrom their pernicious political
This
nominees.
opinions, they are very clever fellows.
single fault, however, is it fatal one.
_ -C'}ia72ge.—Mr. David Swords has sold out his
Omnibus business to M-r. Roswell Benedict.
The same hours willbo observed, and Mr. Ben-
dict will try his hand, on Tuesday. and will no
doubt do all in his power to accommodate the
community. I
‘ BLACK LIST.
The following is a list of the Northern Loco
focos who voted for the \Vilniot Proviso on its
first passage in the House, but defeated at its
last by voting NAY. Pass round the traitorrs!
W’. IV. U/'ood'»wort7i, N. York.
Jos. Russell, N. York.
Joseph Edsall, N cw J orsey.
Jame: Thoinpson, Pennsylvania.
T/zomas J. Ifenly, Indiana.
I
If those rocreants had voted Yea, the major-I
ty would have been exactly reversed and the‘
Proviso adopted 102 to 97.
Eur the Gazette.
Some of the grass rcry green that the fellow
was told to “go to.”
The “ mitten" that 1). young lady gave a fol-
low. I _
The wedges with which a fellow split the
difference.
The horns ofa. yearling devil._.,
An instrument for measuring the height of ,
impudenco, and ii plumet for measuring5the ‘
depth of obsci:i_ty.__V__
1’V'a.sliz'ngton Bridge.—-VVe’"i1nderef’, ~. -
the VVasbington Bridge. over the .;Ha_;.—
tonic_River has been sold to the N. .Yoi~‘:.,
and N. Haven Railroad Company. Itis ai
strong frame, and probably will. be, usedl
for the rails. The price given is said to‘;
be $15,000, but of this we are not certaiii.?;
1'5. York Catllc Mau-kci—Mai-ch 15.
At Market 1115 Bcefcatlle,l00 Cowsaiid Calves,
and 1000 Sheep and Lambs. l
I’rices—Beef Cattle—The state of the inarliet!
since our last warrants some material division ofilie l
price: then quoted. 7 a 8 is about the highest.
About 100 left over. 1
Sliecp—PriceI are a little lower, and the demand
has been soiiiewhntbetu-.r—-all in marketsold. M 0.~‘t
of the transactions were at $],75 a 3 to $5,130, as in
quality. ;
Cows and Calvea—All at market met a ready ,
sale, at prices rather lower than last week. The
sales ranged from $12 a $20 to $39.
With a sense of honor. fastidious to a nicety,
did Brant expose the secret of reinedics,and thus
do moreto assuage the mortality of Consump-
tion and Scrofula, than all the medical science
of the world. This action should have met with
bright and more glorious renown than any splen-
did achievement he was capable of accomplish-
ing. The true merit. of these remedies are the
only hope and stay in Consumption and Scrof-
nla. and doubtless areifast becoming the only
reliances as a perfect cure. Please look over
MARRIAGES.
In Redding, on the 17th inst., by Rev. Mr.
Nichols, Mr. Ralph S. Mead. of Bridgewater
to Miss Pliidelin Drew of Redding-
In Stratford. Feb.'11th, by the Rev. Mr.
Hllefiteds Mr. Otis Beers to Miss Susan Ann,
only dlughtefi of Mr. Ashbel Curtiss, all of
Strotford.
In Stratford, on the 7th inst., by the Rev. Mr.
Tlie lbllowiiig:
-NEWSPRING GOODS
, '.i73r-nlilo t.erms.
~.'-i,"f;‘urclmv_.~ci's may l;aietlie advantage in selecting
DEATHS.
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Ira N.
Crossman, aged 42 years.
The fiiiiiariil will be attended at 2 o’clock, P. M.
'I’uesdn_y.23d inst. Members of Lodge No. 10,
I. O. ol'O. F. are requested to meet at the Lodge
room at 1 o’clock P. M. '
In New York on Monday the 22d inst. Jo-.
soph B. Stnrgcs, aged 20 years, lately of New
Orleans. Funeral to take place in IVilton, on
VVedne.sday, 24th inst. at 11 o’clock, A. M. at
the house of LVIrs. Rcbccca Belden, where the
'body will be taken for interment.
In l3ridgoport, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Mary.-
'Travis. aged 76. - ‘
In Bridgeport, on the 0th inst., Mrs. Isabella
F. Vaitdcrvcer, aged 41.
‘ g n I .
New Spa mg Goods.
JAMES MALLORY dc CO.
' AVE rec’d during the past week, a largo
assortment of NEW GOODS, and
would now offer them to the public at prices
which cannot fail to suit ALL who are desi-
rous ot buying Cheap. Please call.
P beautiful assort.ment of English, French
3. a nd American Broadcloths as Cassimeres,
just received and for sale low, by
Jas. Mannoar 6: Co.
Cloths and Cassiieercs.
'2 OTICE is hereby given to all those persons
interested either as di-btors to, or credi-
In lliiniington, on the 13th inst., Capt. David‘, iOl'3 Of ‘he E51339 Of JOHN NOYES. lflie Of
B._\Vhe.clei', aged 80.
_In l‘£i‘idgepoi‘t, on the 10th inst., Mrs. Mary
Wiliiims, aged 29. She had been somewhat
foiziid dead in tho 1l"iOl‘.'ll!‘.,Q.
Iii Bcihel. on the 9th inst. Ira B. Andrews
to Si.:s.iii I3. Meiji’, both of Bethel.
In I\':-xvlowii, Feb. ‘28th, by G.'ovoi' Hawlcy,
Earp, Col. Eu'v.-'ai‘d Perkins of New Haven, to;
Miss Eziiiiiy Slinprird, of the former place.
In Siili‘ioy, N. Y. Feb. 23d, Rev. Don C.
} Jeston, deceased, that three months from this
i date has been allowed for the exhibition ofcliiims.
' and the settlement of all accounts for or against
S.~.Mui:L S. Novas.
'\ViLLi.-mi Novas,
Vfcston, March 19. 1847.
l°\i’-‘3~'§‘§C§3.
HE Court of Probate for the District: of
Noriviilk, has liiiiited and allowed six
Administrators.
3 Ll‘ 12
llizi-J, f-.ii-iii.-.i'ly of Diinbury in the 44th year of, months from the date hereof for the creditoi's of
h'::: ago.
In E‘~’Ii.-:.soui~i, 25th Dec. last. John Gregory,r
iigcil 18; also Sarah Maria Neel, .lan.last, aged
26, ClIil’_ll'E‘.iJ of Mrs. Polly Gregory, formerly of.
D.iIi‘iiii'y. .
Iii Reililing. on Friday morning, 19th inst.
very ‘siiddeniy, Mr. David Hull, aged about 84
‘Y0-lll'S. . '
Iii Rcdding. on Friday morning, 19th inst.
wd. Dorothy Duncan, aged 88 years.
In \Vil.'ozi on Suiidiiylast. Azor Taylor, aged!
iiboiit GU years. '
in Redding on Sunday last, the wife of Aaron
Siiiiford.
$§::‘:n‘vi‘o(-.5ries.——Orders may be left atl
this oliice, for the following rare and delicious
Vill'l(3l'l(’S of Strawberries; the Boston Pine,-‘old
I-1oi'ey’s Seedling, the common Red Vfood and
Stoddiii-d's Seedling Alpine, by the cultivation of
which fruit. may be had in succession from May
to October.
NOIV C:lla:§:!n.—The \Vhigs of New Ca-'
nziaii are requested to asseinble at the Town House
on Friday evening the 26th instant, at 7 o’clock.
The important interests pending in the :ipproacli-
iiig election demand that the work of preparation
should receive ininicdiate and vigorous iiticniioii.
Towx c0;\1.'eilT'I'1-LE.
A Great Pzirizele
S made about GINGHAMS for a shilling.
You can get them for ten cents. at
lllarch 22d. ‘\VARD’S.
Knitting Cottons.
N assortment by
Also, \Viiidow and \Vall Papers.
A. NH. VVARD
§_'j§ AS just rec’d an assortment of Linen and
Cotton Table-Clotlis, cheap and extra Ta-‘
ble Damask; American and fine Nankeens;'
French Cloths and Cassimeres; Ginghams;
Prints, Musliiis: Laces; Black and Fancy
Dress Silks; and many other goods needless to
in eution. March 22d.
ARD.
A Kid G‘oves.
fresh supply of those superior Kid Gloves
rec’d, at; \VARD’S.
Hair Drop.-sang.
f URNER SMITH having re-established
himself in this place, announces to his old
patrons and friends, that their calls for shaving,
hair-cutting or Sliiimpooningfwill be promptly
attended to, mid in a style, as is well known,
unsurpassed. He will be lound in Thomas’
Building. near the Norwalk Hotel.
#Noi'walk, March 22, 1847. 12
NE ‘W §'E‘0R£E
mud
'1IIE subscribers having associated them-
selves together under the name and firm of
Bissell «S: Moody, for the purpose of transacting
the Dry Goods business, have located themselves
on the west. side of the bridge, in the new block
ofbuildiugs adjoining the store of Chas. Isiiacs,
and beg leave to announce to their friends and
the public generally, that they will have ready
for their inspection, on and after the first of
April, as dcsimblc and well selected assortment
of SPRING GOODS, as ha’: 0 ever been offered
in Norwalk. As we shall buy our goods for
cush only and replenish our stock weekly. we
flatter oui'sr~lvcs that we can offer great induce-
inciits to purchasers, and that they will find it
for their interest. to favor us with a call before
making their selections.
HIENRY M. Bissi-:LL.
I2 Daaii-2L M. Moonr.
Alimtiiiiiis Trees.
2 '7 _’ T HE subscriber has a nursery of
~ I ‘.~ tho;-‘e highly ornamental trees, of
_ ition. and will supply orders on the mostfé4l1_'a-
; Besides the advantage iiixpriee,
for themselves, and the additional advantage of
obtaining tlieni fresh from the nursery. Prices
will raiige from S6 to $25 per hundred. Orders
may be left at this office, or with A. B. BRAD-
Lnv. South Noi-walk. A. \V. ST. JOHN.‘
Diirieii, Mnrcli 24, 1847. _ V , _ 12
ii-‘oiirz sane." , .
.,.-- THE following tracts of Land,
" situated in New Canaan ; viz. On'e
"' tract of \Voodliind, containing tvge"
ty-two acres one rood and thirty-‘li,_
roos.
uel A. Weeil, easterly by Noroton River. so
Leeds, and westerly by highway.
tract of eight acres formerly the homestead land
of Stephen VVeed, deceased. Also, a tract of
one acre and twenty-five rods, bounded west
mid north by Henry R.‘ \Veed, east by Ebenezer
Ayers and south by highway; said property
being part of the Real Estate of the late David
Law deceased. Enquire of JOSEPH SILLIMAN,
Esq. New Canaan, or of VViLi.ixii1 ADAMS, 38
White street, New York.
March 19th, 1847 _ 12tf
For Sale.
A house, barn, and about 6 acres
of superior land, woll fenced, and
..-_-- * under the highest state ofcultivation,
mostly in grass, and having upon it an apple or-
chard of very choice grafted fruit, situated ll. few
rods from the Danbury road, in Wilton on the
west side of the river, near the residence of
garage Janos, late the property of Henry Betts,
ec’ .
Also about 14 acres of wood laud, lying in sd
Wilton on the \Vestport road, about halfa mile
from Liimbert.'s corner, late the property of J as.
Church, deceased.
This property will be sold on accommnting
terms. Application may be made to SAM’L. P‘.
Riuinm: in Wilton. or of BENJAMIN Lonzn,
45 Wall st. N. Y.
various sizes, suitable for t1‘«'l.IlSpll1lll2_-‘ ’
. . iig, mid in tlic. most vigorous and thrifty coh-
Uoiiiided northerly by highway und‘S_i,t,_ jg-. j,
crly by heirs of Samuel Stevens and Johfiif Tsllb” 5°m9m°nt'
Also;'.5”&fi-
the Estate of LE1‘/IUEL BROOKS, info of
Norwalk, in said District deceased, to exhibit
their claims against said Estate to me for settle-
merit.
Those who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested within said time will be deter-
red a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re".ues-
ted to nial-ze immediate payizicnt to
JEREMIAH T. Bnooszs, Executor.
John Knapp of said Norwallc is duly authoriz-
ed to receive for me, claims against said Estate.
J1~;ni::i:i.riii T. BROOKS, Executor.
Norwalk, March 16th, 1847. 12
S'§‘BAY’i) from the subscriber,
3,” on Friday the 19th inst. a small, red
"*"'~*'liii'i'oiv Cow, about eight or nine years
A liberal revtard will be paid for her re-
turn, or for such information as will lead te her
recovery, and all reasonable charges paid.
Wax. ST. JOHN.
as
Norwalk, March 22, 1847. ' 12
figgzg Valuable Eiotiiiestcad, cfizc.
E':“*I'5__§ AT A UC"l0i‘l.
'5” THE subscriber will sell at Pub-
. 3&4.» lie Auction. on Monday the 12th day
of April next, at one o'clock P. M. his Heine-
stead situated in Norw.<ilk about one mile from
the village, consisting of a two story Dwelling
House, Barn, &c. all nearly new and in good
order, with about nine acres of first-rate land,
with a fine orchard ofgrafted fruit. Said Home-
stead is finely situated, commanding an exten-
sive prospcct. It lies near the route of the New
Haven Railroad and is a veiy desirable place
for a f.-irin or or mechanic of almost any descrip-
tion. Also, at the same time will be sold about
four acres of good land, situated at Calf Pasture.
Also, about 5§ acres of wood land, called Sel-
lecl«;’s Vloods, near the house of Benj. Bishop.
Sale to take place at the Homestead.
. VVM. M. RAYMOND.
Norwalk. March 22, 1847. 12
FOR SALE. .
_ THE subsribers will sell at Pub-
lic Auction, if not previously dispos-
. f ..-,+.,'. cd of at private sale, on Friday, 2d
April, 1847, at 3 o'clock, P. M. A tract of land
consisting of 15 acres, situated in the town of
P}-Tevlv %t‘tl%f11f\l‘!'1 ‘in Ppgus st. gistricti edjoinlilng
t io an o latiianie. i-issey, r. A so auot. er
small tract of \Vood land containing 2 acres, sit-
uated nenr the 15 acre tract. Said land for-
inerly belonoing to Hiram Talmiidge. late of
New Canaaii. Conditions made known at the
time ofsale BENEDICT, BRADLEY & Co.
New Canaan, March 22d, ’47.‘ 2t12
__CllEiLB-REi\“’S P.’E'E‘§§EA'a’i‘.
HE subscribers would inform their pat.rons
- and others that their Spring Term will
commence on the first Monday in April.
This BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
which has been so long and fiivorahly known is
in the enjoyment: of increasing facilities for
impartiinginstruction, as well as for the accom-
modation and comfort ofpupils, whether board-
ors or day shcoliirs.
The situation is pleasant, and yet siifliciently
retired to make it a desirable retreat for chil-
dren separated from their parents.
Instruction will be given in the various Eng-
lish branches, and in plain and ornamental nee-
dle work; also in vocal and ll1Sll'l1Hlel’llI.‘ll music,
if desired. ELIZA S. B1-JTTS, Principal.
_ JULI.-\ S. OLMSTEAD, Assist.
Parents and guardians in the city desiring a
further acquaiiitance with the character of this
school, are respectfully referred to George Vi’.
Butts, 343 Pearl st. N. Y.; N. R. Long. 10
Pliitt st.; M. R. Sawyer, 101 Maiden Lane;
John B. Diinlinm, 23 Union Place.
Norwalk, March 22d, 1847. 12
'i‘il‘0 NEE BZCHHA i‘€'E.‘S.
ONSTANTLY on hand at Miiniifacturers
/' prices, Carpet \Vai'p, Cotton Yarn, Bat-
ting, Twine, \Vicking, die.
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
Norwalk, Mnrch8, 1847. 10
("W AM PH l3NE——FRESH this day, March
J 9. S. E. OLi\IS'l‘F.AD.
Acir'miiu;L.——A few barrels and half
- _do_of No.‘ 1. and 2. S. E. OLMST1-SAD.
.:‘1\’0'l‘!Cl'-J.
_. sof Probate for the district of
._fhath limited and allowed six
iéjdate for the creditors of the
W late of Reb-
‘district deceased, t.o exhibit their
, _, Those who neglect to
-_‘{e§'e‘i-it their claims properly attested within
‘said time will be debarred a recovery.
All those indebted to the estate are requested
to make immediatd payment to
JONATHAN ANDREVVS, Executor.
Reddiiig, March 8th, 1847. 3t"‘1l
" ..\'EzER ANDREWS,
ROBATE NOTICE.——The CourtofPro-
bate for the District of \Vestport, has lim-
ited and allowed six months from this date for
the creditors of the estate of JOSIAH GREG-
ORY, late of said Westport, deceased, to exhib-
it their claims against said estate to the Execu-
tors. Those who neglect, will be debarred a
recovery. JOHN Gaxr, Executor.
ELLEN Gm-zconr, Erecutriz.
Westport, March 6, 1847. 10
To Boot.-illakcrs.
10 JOURNEYMEN BOOT MAKERS
on sewed Lace Boots, and 20 litters,
wanted immediately, to whom the highest cash
prices will be given. Apply to either of the
sbscribers at Deansville in Stamford.
J om: DEAN.
AARON DEAN. _
5t8
Stamford, Feb. 19, 1847.
Selling 0!!‘ at Cost
HE stock of desirable CARPETING.at
.,~tf1 2
Hueéted.’Mr- Levi G. Lewis. to Miss Harriet
Curtiss, of Stratford. . . ..
.4
\Vilton,_March 19, 1847'. 7
March 16th, ’47.
\VARD‘S»
..-haw»...
a House located near the Bridge, con-
venient for one family.
Also, Apartinents suitable for a small family,
in a house adjoining the above.
Norwiilk, March 15. HENRY HANDES.
E To Let.
_ TWO large rooms situated over the
store of- Fi-ed’k. St. John, formerly occupied
by the Gazette. Enquire of N. S2-:1,LEcK_
Norwalk. March 14th. 1847.
\’.‘5'os-tiny of Notice,
BY those who wish to purchase
a Farm. The subscriber is ‘the
,_.,,g__ owner of a Farm of Land, in quan-
tity in the whole. about ninety acres, situated
in the town of Easton. and now occupied in
part by J. F. Bulkly; said farm is a “right" one,
and will be sold at El bars-,ain; will be sold in
separate divisions if desired. As no one will
wish to buy until they have examined the prem-
ises, nothing furtlierneed be said. If not sold
before the second Tuesday in April, 1847, it
will then be sold at auction, at 1 o’clock, P. M.,
on the premises. Terms easy. For further
iiifci-mation_enqi:ire of Enivxi-:1) H:LL.
Eiistoii, Marcli 8th, 1847. 11
EWPE} S.-1.1.53 32' '.3"i) RENT‘,
THE PlliCf5- formerly occupied by‘
Thomas M’Coi'mic, dec’d, situated’
in Greeiisfnrms. within E1 few rods oftlie Cong;-e-
gational Chui'cl:, and a mile and‘ a half froin
_VVestpoi-t 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 tl first rate
Orchard of choice fruit thereon, 2 wells of good
water, and a stream cfwiiter running through
the meadow. The premises will be ready for
occupancy on the first of April. Any further
information can be obtained of
Ci-iA’s Dzsnaow. lTOl"WZlll{, or
DA.-iim. Bonn, VVest;.ort.
Norwalk, March 8. 1847. 10
A rictiion.
URSUANT to an order from the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk, will
be sold at public auctioii, on the 31st day of
March, inst. A. D. 1847, at. 10 o'clock in the
foreiioon, certain iirticies of the personal estate
of BENJAMIN ISAACS. late of Norwalk, in
said District deceased ; viz. 3 cows. 1 horse, a
quantity of good liay, 2 one horse pleasure
wagons, 1 two horse luiiiberwagon, 1 horse-
ciirt, 1 sleigh, 1 horse-rake, 1 straw-cutter.
Also. various articles of household furniture,
consisting of beds, tables, chairs, bureaus.
carpets. looking-glasses, &c. Also, 1 cooking
stove, 1 ball do. 1 franl.'lin do., a lar_r.:e (ftiiintity
of croz-.kei'y, avariety of cooking utensils and
numerous other aricles.
Sale to take place at the late residence of said
deceased in said Noi-walk. Terms made known
at time of sale.
SAMU2-.‘L LYNES, Executor.
Nowalli, March 6th, 1847. 10
Real Estate. at Auction,
URSUANT to an order from the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk, will
be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
on the 24th day of inst. March, at one o’clock,
in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of
at private sale) so much of the Real Estate of
HENRY MEAD. late of \Viltoii, in said Dis-
trict. deceased, as will raise the sum of$914,46,
with incident charges of sale.
Said Real Estate is situated in said '\Vilton,
in Kent, so called, about 5 miles from Norwalk
Bridge, on the Norwalk and Danbnry Road, and
consists ofa piece of land containing about 65!:
acres with two Dwelling Houses, ii Barn, and
Wagon Maker’s Shop, being ihe hoiiiestead of
the latcaid deceased. Also. of another piece
of land containing about 12% acres lying near
said homestead. Said property, which is well
suited to the wants ofa mechanic, merchant. or
taverner, will be sold together, or in parcels to
suit purchasers.
Sale to take place on the premises.
made known at the time of sale.
ISAIAH KEELER, Adininiatrator.
SARAH ANN MEAD. Adiniuistratiix.
\Vilton, .Maruh 4, 1847. 10
‘ 5 _ VALUABLE FARM
AT A‘iUC'I‘i0N.——Pursuiint. to an
' - " order ’ of the Court of Probate
Terms
. -... for the District of Norwi-.lk, a Farm
belonging to the Estate of Erastus Sturges. doc.
contiiiningabout 841; acres of good land, with a
dwellinghouse and barn thereon. will be offer-
ed for sale at public auction, on the 23d day of
March, 1847, at 1 o’clock in the afternoon (un-
less previously disposed ofat private sale.) Said
farm is pleasantly situated in thetown of \Vil-
ton, at. Chesnut. Hill, so called, about 4 miles
from the village of \Vcstport, and about 5 miles
from Norwiilk Bridge, and is well proportioned
for meadow, plow, pasture and wood land.-
There are about 20 acres of wood land with ii
large quantity of valuable timber standing the e-
on. There is also an orchard of apple and oth-
erfruit. trees on said farm.
Any porsoii wishing to purchase :1 goorlfiirm
will find this ii favorable opportunity. Sale to
take place on the premises. 'I‘erins made known
at the time ofsale.
AARON B. STURGES, Administrator.
\Vilton, l‘«1a1'cli 6, 1847. ‘ 3t:10
I-‘or Slate.
A House and Lot situated in Main
st. l\'orwalk, now occupied by John
. Morehead. Any person who wish-
es to purchase ii desirable and pleasant location
is invited to examine said property.
J01-IN MOREHEAD.
Norwalk, Feb 15. 1847.
AT AUCTION,
In Vfilton, on the 25th March inst. unless pre-
viously sold at private sale. One farm contain-
ing about 31 acres of meadow, plow, pasture
and woodland, with a house, barns, 'l1lll{-I10l1St'i
6:0. Also, one farm, iiorlh of above. containing
about 61 1-2 acres. These farms are about five
miles fyom Norwiilk, west. of the river and are
divided by the road from \Vilton to New Ca-
naan. They will be sold together or separate,
at a great bargain to close the estate of Aurindii
Lambert, deceased, if not sold at private sale-
they will be sold at public auction, on the prem-
ises, on Thursday the 25th day of March. inst.
at 1 o’clock. P. M. Sale positive.
SAMUEL F. LAMBERT,Execul‘Ol'.
VVilton, March 1. 1847. 4t 9
1'0 I§El\"I‘.
THE store occupied by JOHN
---,,._ S. SAMMIS. Possession given
. 3= the 1st ol'April. Cius. Isxxcs.
Norwallc, March 6, 1847.
To Let.
A part ofa house and fa ctory,
about 2 1-2 miles from Nnrwalka 00
the Danbury Turnpike. The house
is in first rate repair, and the factory can be
used for almost any mechanical business t there
can be a continual stream of clnar waterlet into
the factory if required. For further particulars
inquire of - JHON A. LUDFORD.
In on the premises.
’TO LET, from the fii'stofAp1'il next . '
er. a.
Of L
83888 "ETlNGl
J
assist tar
dtii
Receive is
I have this day received, and am now offer-irir..', a complete and extensive hssonment of
French, English, American, India and Italian Goods,-—among which are ' _
FRENCEI-—Bi1=sdcloths, Cassfmerea. lioinbiisiiies, Alp-sccns, Dress Silks, Ribbons, Lace-
Goods, Giiigliams. Caiicoes, Mouseline de Lanes, Gloves of Kid 5311;. and Lystle Thread. Hosie-
ry, and an endless vat-i'e=.*yof Fancy dc Mills.-‘nary Gooods; - ’
ENGLISH—Cloths, Cass .izr_-.i's;=, Satin:-i for Venting, Fancy ‘Vestingf
. - . . - . .
an-a Embroideries, t.-Icszery, Giiigl.-ams, &c.
A.Zl’!EAtICAN—Cicths and ,5.‘-tl.lD‘33f.'S, Ginghams, Ciilicos. l‘vl'ro‘.ins bleached, unbleached
and colored, V/zck, Vifarp and "I‘wir.-«V-, 'E'ir.s, Sewincs, Jeans and all kinds of oods manufactured
I - u I 0 b
in this country, in the Dry grads lit!’-.‘-.
INDIA-—Silli Dress Goods, S.i'rF.T~’iS, Cray-es. Fire Muslinsand Fzincy Goods.
ITALIA Z‘;-— res Silk, blacl: 'vVait'ere:l and Pliiiii, Diizcla D:'e='.s Silks fiom 3-4 to 6-4 Wide,
O ‘V I ' v I I
Colored Dress of evrry kind,.‘;:lk. Scarfs anti H'.ia'.fs, Pocket Holds, Fanc-" Muslims, Shawls.
Also, a large invoice of Iri.-li Linens for shirting. sheeting and geiiei-al family use; also
lrisli Linen Ciinibrick Hdl-zfs. Linen Dnrniisi; table Covers, Niipkins and Towelling, Dlapers.
Linen Tapes and Bobbin, brown Linea T.-a.*:Je Covers, 0:21-Iolliincls, do French Linens, etc.
lso received ii small lot of Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Matting. Rugs, die. A great variety of
Transparent “C‘»7iiidc'.v Sizziciss, vvliich vriil be sold at. 2'3-faced ;.'ricc:=.. ‘ 4
I intend to have alwiiys on hand every article tliat can be ciilled for in an extensive DRY
GOODS ESTABLISHMEIV T, and aid all my Goods will be sold at the lowest cash price!
Among my goods are mriny great lzargains, and “LI persons are l'8.~3,')9Clfl.1ll_7 invited to call and
examine them before purchasing el.~:e\\'l;e1'e, as they wall find it £251‘ their int:-.i-est. so to do.
C. .1. GRDMAN, a the Old Bridge Store.
Calicoes, Laces ‘
lorwalk, March 15th, 1847.
Rd :21: ii
a
1
Estate for Sale at Aizettoas. Rosems mail €olEm's.
PURSUANT to an order from '"§UST rec’d a good l'lSSOTl’X'!1BtI(‘,8Dd for sale
Il1P.vCG1.2l.".; of Prob:-.te lot: the district ’ cheap by M- ‘V-’*KE39-1'-
,4. °‘f *;P‘r:"“;l" ,}_':3‘llh:’f, :f’f‘b_‘(;’é E‘:-irsges mic! r-xii}: Fair:-y Buttons
<1 - -_- ‘ 84° *3 v if **= _s--1 ‘f ' BEAUTIFUL tlSSO1‘i‘!I}£’.l'l'C just received.
.-iituiil2.y, the 2.Ith day of inst. l.‘.Id1Cll, at one _, J ‘I 7 & C
o’clock, P. M., the equity ofredeiription in. 8% to ' ' As’ 1'' ‘u‘“(I§_.T_- 0'"
certain real estate lying in ‘.1/iltoii, and boloiig- Pots :1‘-.ia:al P432: 3'] AS1201.
ing to the estate of ’I‘liadde.us Hoyt. late of said , ._ ELECTED 5,, ,.,.J.,-,._m,._.g_ Am, sa;e,.atu,'
\Vilton, de'cd., as follows——5 1-2 acres of lace of .~‘.‘.‘.-'l9‘.'l01‘ quality. in all kinds of pack.
on the Diinbury road, 5 1-2 milesfi'om Norwallt ages, f_._,,. 5310 by’ rp_ F_ CQRNELL,
l3rid;_v_e, with a St01‘8r.‘(Il“.'v’H_llll‘:g. lnoi:-(se_ and hiirn ° Cgoeme-,3 313,,’ N_ y_
.-tandiiig thereon. Ilie situation 01 the sin: e‘ is gig.-P 0531-5 by mm; W11; meet with pmmpg
decidedly one ofthe best on the road, and me ,,tte,,«,.;0_,_ 4:11
building is nearly new. The land is good, and I,‘ 4 _
. '. -. ,. - ..... . .-..:-as‘r9i:aiit"'.
presents a level tio..t fl). builoi..,c:_ ,,..ipose.-.. _ «- =3
Also, another tract oflaiid lying on Beldeifs EOE‘-IV ED this (lay, ii handsome and
Hill, so called, in quantity about 12 acres. suita- '< clie.-1;: lot. of{3ai'pc-fling. Drugget. Oil Gltliho
ble tor meadow or pasture land. --5--'”t'LT-l".-'.Is 556- C- -1- GBUMAN-
Also, aiiothertract of land at said Beiderfs
Hill, in amount about 16 acres, suitable forgeii- _
oral tillage or any other purpose, Well fenced 3- 1"1-‘l1-I-OP~?__OF__§O’5-
iind of excelleiit quality, with a house and born -9 L93&,;.F__The.S,,bS(.,.,be,.S have constant-
thei-eoii, lmowii as the Peter James place. 0 _g_ I}. on 1,,,_,.,d’ 2.-;ou,. by the b,,,.,.e1 0,. less
,.{Ag5°' ‘;,’°lhe", ‘Tet 9f. l_“"d'f kc’:‘°W_‘”‘ §‘(.",,“:°' quantity to suit purchiisms, at the lowest market
.. ee er. arm, in the Vlclllty 0 -Jeni i ., .0 p,.,ce,,_ C_ L_ RAYMOND’ 55 Co_
called, in amount 32 acres. comprising plow, J-_.;O._.W,,p, (Five 3,4356 Ri._.,,,._)
giasture. ineadow and o‘:chard, some of which is --~'——’—~‘—3l. .——~3——— —-—'—— -
ofthe best, qunmy, A new siz;opl~'y of Si.'i::;zzi's
Also. several tracts of wood or young timber. 37.03 5,119 cheggpm; 'Bu;:_3_5LL’5,
land, lying at YVhortlebei°ry Vfoods. so called, _,lil_‘ Nam 28, 1345,
amounting together to about 32. acres. These
tracks range in qgantity from 3 acres to 15, lying
On I 8 Hllllfl 1'03 0
Also, will be sold at the same time, a slip in
St. l\Iiitthew’s church. -
Sale to commence with and at the Peter James
place on Belderi’s Hill,and to be continued by
adjourplnéeiit from tfime to time until the proper-
ty is a isposect 0 .
N. B. The notes and accounts due the es-
tate, remaining unsettled after the 30111 inst.
March, will be advei-tised and sold at publicly
auction to the highest bidder.
WM. (lnnacn, Administrator.
For Coughs, Colds, 531:.
gig ILD Chemy, and Hoarhound Candy, for
?' sale by J. A. ‘Wax-;n.
Y‘ 2-" "“'-" . 0
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2
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Not-walk,‘ March 9, 1847. 10
N-ORWVALK E’l:‘.liIA LE SELECT
SCH-I00 L,
ILL commence the Spring term on Mon-
day, 5th of April. Those wishing to become
pupils from abroad, can be accommodated after
the middle of May, in the family with the Pre-
ceptress, whose time and efforts will be devoted
to their improvement and happiness. The Empiricism of our nation is well nigh
The number of diiy scliolars will be so limit- becoming proverbial. A strict sen:=e ofjustice,
ed, as to ensure a thorough i.-.oursc of iiistruc- 5 urges us i:ripei'ativei_-r to resort to those well-
tion to each student. A vigilant supervision ‘ doiiricd and siinple }‘:'epari:tions, which being
will also be exercised over the morals, the hiib— :_ pi'ep:.i‘cd ll'0nl
its, manners and recreations ofthe members ofi 1'il‘.=~‘E'."'~.'<3 E“i'€2<§i!P§i0‘=TS by
the school; and much exertion directed to lead. NATIVE HANDS,
them to understand and value the powers and hme p,.Cd,.,ced me miy ficmal cures ever made
faculties Of their OW“ bOlO.v‘-T- in those reinzirkably (loudly diseases
‘ 7 ‘ '9 3'} I .fi- Cd. F‘ ' ‘ '1! I \ \ 1. ‘:1 '
fi?;‘,:';;?“ Mg!)--1‘ L-11,3’ “S 83‘-3‘; C'Z9.7.t3-flU.'i1P'§E0I"i' as re... E?-.0£E‘ULA,
V v ,_ H**ArpT, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Couvhs,
11 _ i.J_AR3 ‘E X Colds, Bronchitis, and all Pulm8-
G""i‘iha‘“"" nary Coiiipliiiiits. ’
ECEIVED iliis day, another lot ofthose
.L handsome Ginghams, for only 12 1-2 cts.
ayard. They are one of my bargains for the
seaso". . C. J. GRUMAN. _ _
has raised a host of captions eneniies, but their
.Pl”'5‘:CE' ,assaults we trust. tall as harmless now as ever,
HE Mill formerly occupied by St. John and we call with ‘
Shepard is now ready to do all kinds of L-m.‘,,e9t S,,,,,P,,,/ly
neatness and dispatch. Good ,. " ._ . ..
A S},,,,.,, ,,f ,,ub_ upon every SlJil_el'Cl' to lay aside all prejuoine
G,,:0_ E_ I3.A_,CS_ and obtain 1l‘i<_:se_pi-epiiriitions and by actual tri
al prove coiivii.r.-iiigly the
>-—~' EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINAL
P1GEE7$..__HALLvs up,-omium ppm-5», P.'>V.'s'c:' and Effect '
and Castings for sale by S. E. OL:iis'rr:.-in. iso urgently claimecl for them. Numerous certi-
-—*~—‘-" “'—“‘”“:"“‘—““—“"“— lliCtll(‘S written with iiitensc and ll1l’lllill{I interest
GANGEEAOES-‘S0133 Choice Slfles 0f, bytlierestored persoi:s.iire publislied wifhattes.t-
1 d SOOlt:3h]fh1‘¥l:_F1'9'f{lE?\¥1 GlO:11:'”"‘S ‘“"3_"0“’ ‘L tlllolls and refei-eiices zifilwhiglicst respectiiliiliry.
ore tot e a ieso orwa ',ii son bciiuti u ’
article of Ginghams at 12 1-2 cts. the yd. 1 yard
wide, by J. MALLORY do C0.
1A[RPE'll‘IN(i§, liizbltiangs 65.: Oil-
’ Clo-Ih§i.—'.l‘l1e largest iissortinent in town
may found at J. MALLORY 8.: CO'S.
Sielieclc s Lime.
‘Vest side he Bricl,-.;;c.
THE Sloop Mary
A. Selleck, Capt. Gru-
man, will commenpe . A
her VVeekly Trips for
The paitictiliiniad woiidcrfulsiicccss of the
GREAT Cli EF BR.-‘iNT’S
Hi;-itiniiii stein:-«lacs
Sawing with
work or no pay is the motto.
lic piitronage solicited.
Feb. 3d, 1847.
and inay be had ofthe Agents without charge.
BR.~L\l‘I"S INDI.-\.‘.\l
Pisiinzmary Balsrun,
is prcpzired cxpresly for the cure of
Coiisumptioii, Coughs, A.Sl.‘.llt11n. Coldss,
Broiir-liiti.<, Spitting of bliToil, Pains
in the Breast. Side or Back, and
Liver Complaints, and
_C‘3!RA~l‘!l 'E"§ EN BIAN
Pu,-2_'f:i/2'/pg Erlract
is the Chief’s great Purifer of the. blood, and
' .3 never has failed to cure
Scrofulii, Ei-ysipelas, U.'cerate;i and Nursing
Sore Mouth, Biles. Ulcers, Scald Head
Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, <3; all
E1-aaptive and Skin Eiscasoii
and by its extrr-.oi-dinary power in regulating
and equalizing the circulation of dyspepeia,
piles and costivetiess. H ' , - ’
1\'I;.'rrni:w 'l‘._ WALLACE, Proprietor.
JOHN A. CLUSSMAN. General Agent.
Office 66 Cedai-st. N, S. . whohas appointed as.
' - .;n:o~..-
oévn-Q-no ‘ V '« ----<
[New York on Tuesday inc 15th of ldarch, and
the Domestic, Capt. Merrill, on the Saturday
following
Norwalk, March_ 9, 1847.
OSTON SOA'P.—-A new supply of very
superior quality of No 1 Boston Soap.
Just received and for sale at Bun.iLL’s.
Norwalk. March 5, 1847.
LBS. GEESE FEATHERS best Agents
quality. For Stile by Noriralk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..IV. E. Bissell._
‘ COMSJ ocx 6: HALL. New Cm-nan . . . . . . . . . . -. S. C. Sillinizin.
Neg‘? Cgnaanq 1\‘I;||‘ch 1,, - - - - - - - - - - - - -l-I- -(ix
Kg! e . . . . . . . . . . .. aw e. - in e.'.
To sun.-matters it 1!EamuacIllreI'.s. We-iiiort ............. ..!mm W. i‘ay.oi-.
ANTED M NO 55 Avemmc York IV}/ilton . . . . . . . . . . . . ..G“l75.Mgjldleliinok,
. I ' ’ ‘ ‘ .' ' ‘ uu.‘i|]t' . _ . . , , _ _ , . _ _ ,, in , S] , '_ s_
FIFTY SHOEMAKERS to work On Sléitllltlfll... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roswell plflilvllll.
coarse sewed Bi-ogaiis. Constant employment
and fair Wages given.
Stock, cut up. will be given out to be made up,
to such persoiis as can furnish a proper refer-
ence. Manufacturers can obtain contracts to
furnish shoes, onnpplication at No. 55;-_ Avenue
C, where samples can be seen. -'
Letters post paid, addressed to J. M. Woon-
WARD, New York, will be promptly nttendedto.
Feb. 6, 1847. . 8t'7
[instant uce.
5}‘ HE subscriber is the duly authorized agent
- ofthe I-Iariforri, Mutual Insurance Co. and:
of the Coimeclicut Ilfut-ual Life Insurance Co.
of Hartford. Persons having business with ei-
ther of these Cos. may have it atrended to by
the undersigned, at the store of I-liiwley dc Bai-
‘ey. Lnwis H. BAILEY.
Ridgeiield, March 1, 1847,. '
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