]lI£litm'_y.——At a meeting of the Field officers
‘of the 2d Brigade of Con. Militia, lioldeu at the
MR Em.,.oR_Am,'mg me most p]e,,S,mt of Tontinc in New Haven, on \Vcdiicsday the 1st
t,je,,s,mt things, is ,, trip to Sag H,,,.bo,. and the ! inst. Col. .\Vm. T. Ixing of the 4th Re-giiijlciitg
region round ,,b0“t_ Such ,, ml, we had jnstiwas unaiiiiiiously elected to the coiiiiiian 0
week in the good sloop Domestic. \Voll eqiiip- Smg bl“‘(i'i:'_d°' h . B _ d_ I (J I
. , , _ , 0 . xiii" wast e senior ri a ie ‘enerzl ,
‘ pedi mid ‘Yen Provided’ “G left the “hmf hem uiidc ' the obll ()l'"‘ll1l7‘ tioii and Site COll‘l1l‘lll(l-
about 4 P. M. on Tuesday afteriioon last, and; } S? 1”]; _“ld ’_H _' tf ‘ d
' -‘ . .':..', rm 3. . I :
came to at the wliarfiii Grccnport, L. I. about gag? I “R. “J I d 1° in‘ I S I: :1] “C V6 11"
9 Quack the next morning. '0 ‘lClt,ll.ll.(t). igei ant wi (0 pipc: otcaily [tr rc
new mi 1 iii aw in 0 success u 01 era ion. .is
(’"_i°enpm't' "8 you me “w‘”°' '5 the “Stem ,also stated that the uniforms adopted for the dif-
t.°”“.m‘l5-.°f ti‘? Lmlg I-*'l"”d P“‘ll"°"dv ‘md Sit‘ jfereiitariiis of the militia, are the sanic as those
uated very pleasantly on one of the must bcauti- lof the United Smtcs m.,,,y _(-»0u.ra,,,
‘ful sheets of water in the world. Protected by —_._._—. i
"ii iiortherii branch of Long Island on the west The Prices of Flour and Grain are gradu-
and n0i'_th, and,.by Shelter Island on the cast, "ally declining. Cicnessc Flour which brings
For the Gazette.
THE EXCURSION.
‘with a depth of water sufficient for the largest d the best prices, by S,,t,,,.d,,ysS ,.e,,o,.t Stood "ti
vessels at all times of tide, it coiistitutcs one of.,_~35 59 ,, 75 and Otj,c,.g,.,,dcs ,.,,,,,,i,,g,,5 10“.
the finest of liarbors. For spoi'tiiig, fishing. «Sac. ‘as 4_8,1,,- ]0_s_s_
it. can scarce-ly be (-qnalleil, much less excelleil ‘
by any other place. And for sea batliiiig, and
its line beaich, it is perhaps, unrivalled. Black ___,__-_ . _ .
fish and Porgics are caught in abundance from '1'/in _E.-iv,-z(r.s-£022 oftlic Doiiii=.s-tic on Monday
the wharf, and in differciit parts of the bay, and .'itleiiiloi.l by tho Riilgufield Band, was made to
here we suppliodlourexcellent st.ew:n'd, who in Bridgopoi-t, and proved, as we learn, a very
l
Corn l':lllg(’.(l at 00 a 70.
Outs rallied a little and are quoted at ~15 a 50.
turn brought them on the table, served up in a , ]ileiisaiit:iliiiii'. Our citizens were l';ivo1-pd with
way, to tempt: the most delicate appetite, ‘several tunes, on the arrival of the Baiid, and
u
The Philadelphia North American says’ P _ _ , _, 1\'()'E‘]C]3, _
that the Chinese Museum," formerly in URSUANT to an order of this‘ Court of
Boston and recently exhibited in that city, Pl'°.l’9te for the District of Réddiiig. Will be Sold
has been packed up for its removal to N. O," M°nd','-Y lheiiith dny °fO°l°b"" "exli ‘ilt 1
Y0,.k_ o clock, I . M. (if not previously disposed of at
________. nI'H'nte sale) the real estate of FREDERICK
3:‘. York (;‘:.'.3li¢i M :u'l»iet-=Aiigiisi ‘.30. READ of Bedding, assigned to thcsubsci-iberin
A, ,\[;,,~|mU,',(}0 geer came’. 75 C,,,,.,, and C,,1,.c5, l'._l'tlSt. for the benefit of his creditors. S’d estate
and 449.3 Slicop and Laiiibs. consists of,abou_t fifty six acres of land, pleasant-
Tlierc have been more Beef Cattle offered lliis;]y_Sltu"léd m Redlllllgi l” Lonelolllll 50 (-8 led:
week than for inziiiy iiiuiitlis, and prices liave given With :1 good dwelllua li0USBs bill“. COW-110'-‘S6
iy:i_y_l'nlly :30c'pei' cwt. The ruling qiioiaiioiis are f "ml Ollie!‘ out buildings thereon, and is well pro-
.153 '00‘ al 7. I he isiiles h:ivc_bccn li'll"fe, thoiigh Op-' purtioned into meadow, plow, pasture iind wood
ei.itoi-s i.ive not ieen acme eiiriugi in clieai the land. Sale to take place on the preiiiises and
iiiailu.-t, and about 300 head reiiiaiiiuil unsold‘ ltcrms made known .,t Hum "Md Phce of S110
:&3(U.i:li\}:i4i6iid (Iain-es—.\larl;et steady; allsuld ;;$].l' . ELI S_ BOUGHTON"Assigncc.
Sill‘!-'l)—I.)l‘lCeSrtlllgfi from $1.10 375. Lambs Reddmg’ Slim‘ 30th’ 1847' ' 36
lo 2 75. . I
_______ District of Normal]: ss Probate Court, Sept. 3:1,
W'iscAssr:'r'r, Maine, Jan. 30. 1847-
F. Brown—-Dcar Sir: I take this opportunity to, STATE Of SAMUEL B- ‘V-‘\RRENy
renirn to you my most sincere thanks for the benefit‘ late of Norwalk, in said District deceased-
A l have received from the use of your S.-\ RS.-1 l“A-l The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
' RILLA and TOMATO B['l"I‘F.RS. I can with , walk hath liiiiitod and allowed six months from
-"“)' llliilll ll“‘i°‘l’e*:" l";,"‘fll PC’: , the date hei'cof, for the Creditors of said Estate.
mlwewilll a"S’e'V':”°'_ , ,l“,'fe, ‘"3" W." ’ "_‘ ._°' " to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
._ cre solo a .i ii.iinor, for v.hu.li I li.i\c - who mwlect to ) _0 t th . _ Y _ _,
applied to all our pliysiciziiis, without receiving the ‘. ‘ , ,3 ,. 1. 1' S3" . elr llfcoun 3' lnope‘ y
least relief; at last I was induced to tr ' your Bit-,'me°t“ ’ “"A':," Sal mflei wbl be dfibarfed ”
tcrsi. by thc strong rcconiincndaiions o m\' ITICIILIS, "0C°"e7'}'- 1*" I79l'5°“5 mdeblcd l0 Smd Lsmle
and to my iiitcr zistoiiisiiiiiciit they liaive' entirely .aro requetsed to mako iinmcdiato to 36
‘Clll'f,‘(I inc, and I find by iiiqniry. flint I am not lllcl JOSEPH \VARPiEN, . . _
!on|_v jH?l'>'0lI that have been Clll'(-!(.l by its use in tliisl HENRY FINCH, E Adlmm t”'t°r3'
iparl iiftlic country, It is ln-comui-Dr one of the um,-1_l _--j-- _' ---- F ~ —--—~—- —-—»~-——-:———————-———
‘popnlar iiiodiciiics cver sold linre, and I hope soon I l)l'5l"‘cl ‘ff *\0"l’«'“U~' 35 P"0balC‘ CONN: Aug-
Eto .-‘cc Ilzcni becoiiic iii geiicral use by our pliysi-l 30/12. 1847.
'('.lilll.~l. ABBOTT, late of
:‘:>‘\-' _ . . ,
’ M-
Niiiisror. THE ARMY
_ THE FALL CAMPAIGN FOR. 134-? _ _ ,
Bids fair to surpass all others in degree of interest in the Mcrcazztile Busincss of this Villng’e_.‘—
In fact, we mean to iniilco it so! ‘
A72 t?ic?:@7(Zt'i72 g the above; we have first received.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PALE; G®0DS3
Embracing as great it variety as can be found elsewlicre. purclmsed at exceedingly Low Prices,
and niany‘ oftheiii for CASH, wbicli will enable us to St‘ll them very lawjiir Cash or approved
Crcdi(—i'aiigiiig from 5 to 30 per cent lower than those who buy on ‘long credits.
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, a great variety. _
SUPERIOR FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTIIS, at very low l>i'ii:'b's':
CASSIMERES, SATlNE'l."I‘S AND VESTINGS. a very large assortment.
DOMESTIC GOODS, die. die. «Sic.
As the public are to judge of the prices we offer our goods at. they are requested to call before
pui-chasiiig. \Ve are indebted to the public for the increase of trade since our doing busiucss
under the present firm, and hope by strict attention, and selling goods at fair prices, a. contii u-'
ancc of the same. Fall Fusliioiis of Hats and Caps just reci-.ived. , g _
New Canaan, Sept. 6, 18-17. 36 ‘T. A: \V. E. RAYMOND.
NEW FALL G-ODDS I
4
AT
. . _“ _. . I; ~_ ‘ . ‘ _ -: iv \ 1 V g V
their coinpany, and also on lllCll' (l(‘.])fll'lTIll'(‘.l _ I ,l_“”’ “_',',h_ll'fi 5‘l"‘."e' .1, l“’__"f.l”‘?"c,e ’.U‘"m ’ E-l‘|S1,A'1 ii‘ of J0“l"‘T".“‘\. . .
3111! ll( ti(.in to .i ,:l.\ .i nio.-I llil ( . salc, .ini. (‘lIi'(:lll:Il_ l\r-w Cunmm, m Snld j);_,~n-mt, dece,,5ed_
Grecnport has several fine churclics, ii iiiiiii-
r 1 - _ ‘ _ _ . i _ I ' '. _ V \ _ I . . .. . . . . . V _
Ibo piccc.-3 \\(‘lC will c.\cciitcd, .iiid ('3il(.l(‘(II.(ll.(.(l_) for iiiipaiino-s of the blood. Plea.-c send; rjiyw C,,u,.t,,fp,.0b,,mfi,,.fl,e Dist,.,c,_ 0,-No,._
her of suinpfuons hotels, and many pleiisiiizt
i‘lwoll'n ;s. It has grown up entirely \\'llIllll(H,ll'jgouornl C0'""“°“d"ll""~ “ml ll”? '-lCl’Ul‘l"10HT “ml
‘g(:ll(‘l':ll beariiig of the pa rty, lcft ii iil\’()l'ill)l0 iiii—
i5ccollcct.ioii. Sonic sixty buildiiigs,wu wi-re,
.ni2oi:l'.i l'l‘.~'l‘; ‘S: .- ' . -- - -
~ ' " ml‘ " '5 ‘” “’'d m ‘*“-'=i°' ‘”“l "l’l'l="’l\v:ilk hath liiiiited and allowed six niontlis from
your lllU$l Ul)L'(lli:lll. .<ci'\‘aiif.
JAMES H’. ARRIIN.
‘the date licrcof, for the creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for scttleiiiciit. Those
UMAN’
§_,,fm_.,,,,,d' “.,.,.e amt up them d,,,.;,,Q me ,,,,_,.,,-'fl)1't‘~=‘-"I<)ii upon the minds of our (:ll.I7.f,‘l)S, which Sold by J. A. Weieil and W. 1'}. Bisscll. 35 1 I 1 t t t, . f I
' , ', , _ " , s . ., - . , ,, . - _ , _ _ __ “‘ i _ ‘ *8 _--—-—- w 10 not cc )1‘ zrcii. ieir nccoiiii s )l'( or
Near. ' ’I‘ll0;\\‘ll_illlllg bnsiiicss is also carried on .l”"l“l ‘Wt '“ “"0" h°‘”t-I “hem” ‘ls the) d'”“' DR “'l:’T-‘\R’S BALSAM OF “"4” lulfesletli\\'lllllll]S1ll:l film‘-. Will be ll"-l’*ll'l‘°‘)lp“ "CK
to some extent, and about 12 whalers are seiit.7““'“.V' . CHERRY. lcuvery. All persons indebted to said estate are '
"out from Hm, mice. A“ er ‘Comm, 1 hour‘ “Sh_ , "mm 1SL‘L_ .__T, ‘ 3.1 ,.:t_ _. _ V ‘This is a Cllf-Plllly-ill Q-,_[I’ilCl l‘.«mn_ \Vild Cliiriyy and 1-oqiiusted to iii:il_<o‘iiii1iiedia‘te piiyiiieiit to _ . . . ‘V
l ‘ " I i H) )6 “(S H" ( l‘ “Lt of lair. I'.\'i-ryliody knows that Wild (,lici-iy po.-scss-, ED\VARD D1» 1‘ OREST, Adiiiiiiistra- THIS day received a large invoice of very RICH FALL DRY GOODS. consisting of
lllg,_fll)(l;(‘.illll)g a good dinner of fried l.’oi'gios, _lR-ll()(le Island, which effected no choice at the
we left for Sag IIarbor,by}way of Suuihlioldlregular clccliou in April, has been foolishly
This is a coiitiiiiiatioii of the sonic sheet thrown away by the l'cui.ls among llio whigs
furl growing out of'fl)orri.~:iii, &c. l..;'/uli/go, law and
bay.
of water, which runs on nearly west
\Vc arrived at; the wharf in iurdcr, has been most sliainefiilly siicriliced in fl
'district in which tlicro is a clear wliig majority
soine30 miles.
Sag Harl.-or in just 12 hours, after leaving Crocu-
'i-s iniportaiit iiicdiciiiiil [)l'0[lcI'll(’.~‘-—:lll(l "Fair water _
has always bci-.ii :l(llllllllSl.Cl‘(.‘(l in Coiisniiiplioii, and 5
Lllllg jlllliclltlllfi geiierally by our oldest and licst_
pliysicizins. This ])l'f!p:ll’illl()ll ciiibodics all the vir- .‘
ines ol'T:ir and \Vild Clieri'_v in ii inucli sinaller coni-
lpass than any ullior over prudiiccd. The nirinncr of
',pri-pariiig it, and its siicccss in all Pnlnionary and i
‘‘ Liver iilliicliiiiis, conclusively prove this. \Vc say
for with the \Vill annexed.
3(i3tpd
7'5‘! l\'0'i‘lCiI.
. I.-IE (§‘oiii't of Probate for the District of
Riilgelielilliiitli liniitod six months from this
date for the creditors to the estate of
SARAH. LYNES,
late of said Ridge-field dcc‘d. to exhibit their
Norwalk, Sept. lst, 18-17.
Dress Goods in all their varieties, Cloths, Cassimeros and Satinetts, Millinary Goods and Fan-
cy Goods——all ofwhich will be sold at the lowest New York prices.
Call one, call all.
C. J. GRUMAN.
u . .
HEAD ouaaamas A _
For GREAT BARGAINS in
port. with a hcail wind and strong tide setting of500.’ Miss Rliudy, this is not backing up,“j°“xl_l“l°"‘l3'v ""L"“*dl°l"" 9"." elrccled SM“ "0"" clainistotho Adiiiiiiistratui's on said estate for
. . . . . . . . _. ( or ii care‘. 31 no oi = "We r, t . 1' ’ ' ' ‘ ' . . .
against us. But. the Donicstic is used to such ymirfrieiidsaltcr the fashion it was expected of 13%,; .,,-,,s,, :,;,;.,,‘,,t .,,,.;,,l.L, fin‘. ., ,l,).,,,(j C(";3:],',i,i,l),l(:i,.',',,S ' scttleirieiit. All who neglect to exliibit their
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 ‘ ' {-3 33 * l r‘ :5 ' . . . . . I . _. ,.
,h,,,gg, and ,t (my not su,.p,.,5e us much 1 9: you. (.‘ll lr.U,,, ,.,_ge,,,Me _‘.n,,S,_,,,,,,,.5., C,,,,ge,,,,,l at ,,,,,_.e ,0 claims within the time above liiiiitod, will be dc- ’ aw ég Q? fly S '
r _-__ .- _ ,-_ H’ -.‘_.)‘. ' ’..‘ .. ..._....
there was ngennenmn on bmud who h“ d long Flip, “lugs of ,\Lune um] }.I,n)]nud must ,3. our s()ll' .llIll‘h_l stun, it is S-Ill... simple and (.ll‘lCl(_lll. lmllcd ll lelo‘ 9"} _ Y ‘ _ _ E. .
. _. , rm. ,1,-,. 1 Q- A l.l'cilll.~‘(? reiatiiig to this subject may be had at the S- (2- Li INILS. A(llI|lH|S-
C0ll1l11llll(l(‘Ll a vessel from Sag llarbor to New l‘ 8 "'~"_'__m__“__W _____‘ ~__ ;,g,;,,ts [hr [|,,,71};,]§,,,,,, (;a]1,,m]._.ce' it Be sure! SAMiL_ IJYNES, t,.,,m,.s_
and get. Dr. H i.-tar s Balsziin of \\ ild Clicrry. as‘ R;,]_L,.{‘,(.,]d, 2611. Aug, 1347_ 35
York, who repeatedly expressed his astonish-
ment. and acliuiration at this feat of 01ll';L_'_O0(I vcs_
Sag Harbor
The From:/1 S/Mimi‘/' I\i:w Yo;-/;. This
stcainer arrived on Saturday tlllt‘-l‘l)()i')ll at about
sel so sin rularlv str'in e to him. . _
' S ' l g -1 o’cluck. On coming up tho East River she
then: :irc iiiiiiations aliroad.
None gciiuinc without the wrilt“eii signature ofI.'
BUTTS.
For sale by J. A. VVL-ed, Norwalk.
l
35,
N. B. Iiithe abscence of the Adiiis. ac-
counts may he left with \Vin. M. Lynes of s’d
Ridgofield.
JAMES EERLLQBY 8: 00.
IS now abundanily supplied with every descpriptioni ofDry, Goods, and it is believed
is adelightful place, situatcd on the Southern 1 I ‘W it t l , I , I . , ,. , 1 ._ .. L - I ‘V ‘DD
_ _ ., , . _ ' , _ g Y ‘in ga is a 1ill‘{ l)ElL.'.:( wii )Sll"'tll' wiicis ie _ , . ‘ AN’1_- _ , _, _ _ _
bmdel "f (‘””'d‘"°'l° 5“.l' "ml '5 the l"'-§C“t to“ " 1. . j .1 . 7., - .”E“”‘”".""'7 rl‘°"“""l‘ “"'m~"' '“‘°"“’."l3' l“""; 1' ' thatno similar cstablislinicnt in the country possesses _"l'CtllICl' facilities forthe nccominodiition of thd
, I _ ianiagoi S()llI0\\ int, and iit the same time ,1...-C,,m,1-1,”; .,,,jm;c,j l)'(ler-[|]lreu]pn[(){[hc 130.,‘--~ Ai\DS to work on wouleii Sack Coats. . ~ 5 -- - .
on t.lic eastern part of Long Island. Pliis place ,_ ,_ I If , I t. I _ . 6,." m. ld-,'.,,,.,],,, 3,, m.) R! ',. 3 1-; _, V, 3 Q8 ,, ~,,, A W ~\VARD public than ours. Our goods are purchased in large qiiaiititio:;———uiostly for cash——und -‘largo
‘mu ‘m 0 “we” 0 1°‘ "ll" b“cl‘et“7' Al‘ " ‘ ' L “O H H‘ “Y” Hm‘ ‘ ml " '8 l ‘ ’ ' 1 ° ' sales and small profits” shall be the order ofthe day. It would be fully to go into an enumeriition
was severely visited by a most destructive fire,t__ H _d . _. _ V ' . I '
_ _, _ . (.l\\«ll , in c.idc.i\uiii.g to avoid a sail boat, slic
smile 3 years ago’ But by the cmcrlmscoi its Cir‘ came in contact with the pier at the foot ul'Rut-
izeiis it has again been rebuilt in ii more costly,
substantial and beautiful iiiaiineiaand it now pre-
sents rhc.'ippcri'aiice of a cheerful, thrifty tll1(
busy town. About 60 whale vessels are owned
here, of which 13 were in port, refitting for fu-
ture operat.ioiis.
IIere,our compa ny amused theinsclvcs in ii va-
riety of "ways-—s~oinc fishing, some riding, mid
some looking" about town. In the afternoon of
Thursday, two carriage loads of us visited
Bridgchanipton, and the beautiful sand beach
in its vicinity, washed by the clear blue waves
of the Atlantic. But here the scene was por-
fcctly enclianting—language is inadqute to coii-
gers st. ovcrtlirowiiig a pile of luinbcr and break-
ing both the logs of Mr. Uorris Maury. The
difficulty arose from the inability of the 0fll(:(‘l‘S
the steamer to understaiid the ,ordci's of the
pilot, which were given in Irliiglisli.
,Tlie iiiteiaiiciits at New Orleans, from yellow
fever, during the 48 hours ending 28th ult. were
92; deaths at the Charity Ilospital 26; inter-
monts at Lafayette, 27.
A correspoiidont. of La Pafria says that Par-
ades left Vera Cruz a quarter of an hour after
lllS:ll‘1'l\'t1l—-lllcl 300 gncrillas a short distance
fruni the walls, who traveled with li'in to Mex-
would obtain ccrtiiiii relief on a faitlifiil use
oflIYl-'.l{’S PILLS. the American Iinpruvcd Hy-
gciau Vegetable illcdiciiic, one of the liest corrcc-f
lives of the System ever known. A fair trial will
s:iti.<l'y every one of their valuable properties; and I
ofthcir gcni-rail beneficial influence in all coiiiplaiiilsl
incident to the liiiiii:in sysiein. I
Sold by J. A. \Vced, l)riiggist, and N. S. Bailey,
Norwalk; S. Lockwood, Druggist, B. J. Daskain.
Stanil'ord; and by J. Beach, Bridgeport.
Sagacity has often l(.‘(l to important resiiltsin life.
The i'ccm'd of incidiaiiial cii'cuiii.<t:iuccs coiincctcd.
with the life of Brant the Indian Chief, and his rein-
udics, discloses an iiistaiice of this fact peculiarly re
inarkzible. Indiici-d by the wants of the sick and
dying the Indian Medicine Man sagaciously Cll().~‘e
those rare licrlis which proved sosnccessliil in euros’
ol'ConsuinpIive and Scrofnlons Coniplaiiits. Tliel
same iili-niiizal articles are coiiipoiindcd and known
as Bi':iiil’s Iniliaii licincdics, and for a description
llif‘lll. in this paper.
N EVE’ ESTAB LISIIM l3l\”l‘.
HE subscriber has taken the stand on the
west. side oftlie Bridge, over Sti'eet‘s store
where he expects to carry on tho tailoring busi-
ness in all its branclics. Having had some ex-
perience in the business he feels confident in
being able to iiiectilie wishes of those who may
entrust him with their work.
G1-:0. A. Ki~:Nwoii'i'iiv.
A Boy wanted as an apprentice to the Tailor-
ing business. Apply as above.
Norwalk, Sept. 6, 1847.
N 0'l‘I.lC'l3.
HE Court of I.’i'obate for the district of
Ridgclicld hath limited mid allowed six
5 months from this date for t.lie creditors of the
30
iE.';t.:ite of CHARLES GI’lUiVIMAN, late of
of their cllitizts, rcfcrciicc is made to tho advertise-Sllltl lllsl-1'lCla <l0C0ll-‘Ulla t0 exlllblt l'll0l1' Clt1ll1lS
to the Adiiiiiiistrator on said Estate for settle-
of the articles to be found in our stock, but we would say Great. Bargaiu may be had in the way of
Birozulolollis, Cussimeres & Vostiugs, 'E‘wccd~', Sut.ti:actts. Ky. Jeans, &c.
SILKS——A largo assurtnieat of fiisliiuiiablo styles: DI? ESS GOODS, an eiidless variety;
article usually called for in a drygoods store.
be sold as low as honest men can sell them.
ll:u'dw:u'c, Building Illaferiuls and
l-‘arminig Utensils.
PR.INTS———Frenc1i, English and American by the stack; Buinbasines, Alpaccao and other woit—'
sted goods; Linens, Lawns and Diapers, cheap enough; Gmgliaiiis, beautiful styles; Gloves‘
and Hosiery, it nice assortment; Shawls of every kind too numerous to iiieiition,
In fact every
CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS and DRUGGETS,
New pa Ltoriis, and Cheap.
Tcc above goods have all been recently selected with the utmost care, and will in all cue
J. M. 6.: Co.
Property at South Norwalk-
FOR SALE
.,-.-,; THE house and lot, contaiiiliig
~ «L-*_'<..;#—§£. about quarter of an acre of ground,
GEVERAL assortment of I‘IARD“‘ARl-1"
(‘.ai'penters’ Tools of all kinds, Iron. and
Steel, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, Plough Castings,
Shovels mid Spades, Manure Forks’, Crow Bars,
friiierly known as the Josiah Smith place, sit-
uated at South Noi-walk ii little north of the’
Coiigrcgationiil Church, and directly opposite
1 ‘Jay the Clcllglllflll cnlolions “four llllrly as ‘V0 i(_0 ox ( (itvcd to I ( thclc 0" ll“! 1~” -~'~ 'v~'-' ~'—- -- — 4 —-—-- - --------------- -——~ , nypnt P01-gong ‘"110 ngglcct to pl-eaenf their 1.1.13, Clltters of the first quality, 1);1tenfC]]11fns, I110 llilltelis SIIODS of I-VIIB Igeurdn -Also-
.—-..)P‘‘ )3 ' I 1, . , g, " _ __~ _ « . _
ll 1 I "4 MARRILD ' lat-counts. within the lime. lllllb‘ limited Will be &c., &c., constantly on hand, and for sale very - 4-_ The two Dwelling Houses and Two,
‘~i“r, acres of ground formerly occupied by
stood upon that glorious beach and heard the
everlasting tliuiidcr ofihe miglity ocean, as its
dashing breakers chased cach other to the shore.
As far as the eye could roach each \vny, was
this beautiful beach, its sands waslicd while
l" ll"? 0C9*"ll'3 lbllllli “'hll‘3 nlmlg its smlmcm learn that tho (iioiieral docs not expect to reach
’“""gl"i "”‘ll1°"°‘”'l'lg l’1'°"ll"e"3 Of lllo E"““t,ilii~. Capital in loss than fifteen days. He left
All““llc- It “"5 “ SC‘''“° ll” Sllr the d0’l)“lSlI)ll(-'lIlEl on the 7th of Angust—t:his is the 92d,
of the human soul, and ourliltlo party feltwliili-. Hm] it is pygmy ,,,.(,1,,,1,],, mm 0,, ,},,,-b. ,,.c,.,/ [[0,],
gazing On l-lllS in:-gnificcut si;,'bt.1li=it llllS ?ll0lll-‘« Gen. Scott is iiniking his fI'Il(IlI1lfl(llll cnlrzmrc
would pay us for our journey. But. as if to ;',,/,,[]m ‘/‘umous (,"£/,_i/of A:!ccs,--—N. 0. Della,
crown our delight. and ovcri’low our cup of cm -3-3,.,([_
gets there in that time he will niakc the most
i'xti'aoi'diinii'y trip on i'ccord.)—.\'. 0. Dc/la.
Gcn. Scott's flftzrc/i.—B_y a private letter from
a l)l'Ollllll(§lilT officer in (icii. Scott’s ariiiv, we
. aged 8:3.
In P()llll(ll‘l(lf_‘(‘, N. Y. on the 21st ult. .llllll(>‘Sl
Ilarvoy of Danbury to Sarah J. Beardsley of?
Sli':ilfoi'il. j
_. .. _-_ 1
g 1. l I«il):__
In \Vos-fforil, Otscgo co. N. Y. on the fld iust.,
Mr. Juhii l’artrick of this town, aged 51 years.i
On l"riday, ild inst. after a short illness, \V. l
H. .l.l0‘.v:ird, son ofCliauiiccy and Mary Sniflin, 5
aged 1 ycai' and 7 months.
In Danbury, Sept. 1 Mr. Forward Stevens, ;
In Roddiiig, 16th ult. wife of Alfred Grcgory,l
aged 40. *
l the subscribers.
debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to inako iiiiiiiediate piiynient to
CHARLES NASII. Adininistrator.
Ridgelielil, August. lli, 18-17. "“3t3:3
NOTICE.
HE Honorable Court of Probate for the
- District of Ridgcficld hath limited six
moiitlis from this date for the creditors to the
estate of BEi'JAMlN BENEDICT, late of
said Ridgelield, dec'd. to exhibit their claims to
All who neglect to exhibit
their claims within the time limited will be de-
' barred a recovery.
low by CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk, March 31, 1846.
'.l‘. B. GUNNNIG, Dentist.
HAS removed from corner of Cliainber st.
and Broadway, to :33 BOND st.
New York, May 1st. 1847. _
Oak and Pine “'oml.
OR Sale by Gan. \V. SMITH & Co.
So. Norwalk, June 5, 18-17.
13
BLACK-S 1lll’l‘l[’S COAL
at the Steam Boat Landing
SO UTI-I NOR\VALK.
A 35;, Nathaniel Benedict,jr.dec'd.situated
about 30 rods below the road leading
to the strain boat landing, and within a. few
rods of the New York 65 New Haven R. Road.
Both pieces of the property are in nvery im-
proving neighborhood, and offer a good opportu-
nity to persons wishing to purchase in that vi‘
cinity. Apply to JOHN A. \VEED.
Norwalk, April 27, 1847. tf‘l7
~ To Let or Lease.
, A lzirgo new three story building,
i, adapted to maiiufacturing purposes:
1,‘, (35 by 55.) Situated in the center.‘
of business in the borough of Nor.
jnymcm’ (1 company of 25 mm were more Srrious —i—:(.i)‘l \Iond'iy nioriiinw luNewtowu 1"Ih ult Mrs Aniri Smith rel l‘D\VIN. BFNFDICT Adiiiiiiis 1 l 1
‘. _ 0' 1.‘ ,‘ . H ‘ Q |_.i .. 4 . .; - i (g I ' ‘ 1 we a . 1 , - (4. . 4‘ {L ' V — I . ' . yr - .“_; . 1 '
‘l”“V‘“a ‘l 5°'“e' “"5 “’‘‘S W0 of m" m°"t the 30th ult. the boilcrin the .Exti'act \Vorks obi‘ ict of Mr. George Northrop. JOHN H. BENEDICT, E traitors. . éfvegkli Efgkogvguggliigf walk. Enquire of
the Stairiford Maiiiifiii:lui'ii:g Co. (i\Iessi°s. Saiid- In Bedding, August. 31st, Mr. Stephen Bat— Ridgefield, August. 0, 1847. 333t* Sm,th,S Call; those in gwum ofme ,,},O,,e Con] Norwnlk AuguStG§33§i§$%.—5- LALLY-34’
exciting things which we witiicssed during the
foi'd's) at the cove, blew up, de.~:troyiiig H brick
building enclosing it, and iiijiiriiig 7 or 8 uflho
worknieii.
lVm. _l)0lCIlf)I{[, ii painter, at. work on the
building, was instain.ly killcd.
Aaron Ilfrr/.‘I:r, also a painter, since dead.
Il"'m. llfcccl of New Canaan, died shortly af-
ter.
Mr. Taylor and others, naiiies niikiiown,
were sevcrelyinjured. \Ve were informed, soon
after the accidonl, tliatune. or more oftlie woun-
dud were not likely to recover.
trip. To see those hardy fishermen throw their
itiiniense not around a large school of fish. and
draw them to ‘the shore amidst the tumbling
breakers, was intensely exciting——su much so,
that several of our parry in theii-anxiety __to as-
sist; them, ca mo near being drawn into the
breakers flieiiiselves. About a dozen of these
llSl10l'lnCll‘(ltlSI)c(I into the very breakers, clinch-
ed the not filled with fish, (among which were
several large sharks, 6 feet in length) rolled
them together, bagged them up, and drew them
to the shore. And then, clincliinga large shark
by the gills, throwing themselves a‘sti'irle it, rode
From (/16 A’. 0. Bulletin.
Gen. Pi!/ow.—ln common with the com-
munity generally, we were under the im-
pression that in case of any accident to
Our party remained here two or three hours, Gen’ Scot.’ Gem Pillow would assume the
_ command of the army, as being the onlv
and then returned, and I will venture that the fun x,\.i],,jO,. Geneml prescm, after Semi
recollection of no circuiiistniice can afford us 1 An experienced office,-0_f‘t|,e army informs
more pleasure than this briefvisit to the Ocean. ; us that, in his opinion, this is not so, and
Two ofour party who remained to fish in the lllflt G€'ll- Vvolllla lllougb Only 11 Maj. Gen-
Iiarbor, had supplied us with an 8l)l.]l1l’Itll1CC,E_crulby bl'e"eli.Vel 35 llls bl'9VGl C0mmlSSl0”s
it up the beach, where they left it, flouiiciiig in
the" sand.
Iiiivingc'iucht11" Porgies in about one hour"S or an older date than Gen’ Pl“°“",5 f“ll
i b .. I
and a half. Thursday night was passed in port,
and on Friday morning we left for home. \Ve
remained in the bay to fish until 9 o’clock,wlicn
we weighed anchor and stood out, and beat our
course for Norwalk, where we arrived about 10
o'clock, P.i\I. And with the exception of
‘Thelong-legged Jew,thiit ran do\vn the wharf,’
we had nothing to mar the pleasure of this most
delightful trip.
To the kindness and polite attentions of Mr.
John Sherry. and Capt. Nash of the steamboat
Statesman, our party are much indebted.
“Lou-ish.”
E?’ The friends of Temperance will hold a
meetingat Selleck’s Hall on Tliurday eve. 9th.
Several addresses will be made.
A Dangerous Contcrfcit says Thompson's
Reporter, of Two's on the Phmnix Bank, Hart-
ford, are in circulation. Vignette, goddess of
Liberty, Eagle and Shield, engraved by Raw-
don, \Vrigbt and Hatch.
A TEN. supposed to be of the same bank, has
also made its appearance, but owing to its strong‘
resemblance to red dog Jllic/iigan, its run, ex-
cept. for “old clo’.s" is calculated to be somewliat
limited.
comriiission, and he was actually in com-
mand as a Major General, he would:retain,
that command over Gen. Pillow. The
point is a highly important one, and we
should be glad to learn positively whether
this is the correct view of the case.
Important fllzolition .Mo'vement.—Letlers
received here by'the Caledonia from un-
questionable sources, aunounce thai on
the 28th of July last the King of Denmark
issued a decree declaring that all persons
ivlioshoiild thereafter be born in his do-
minions, should be born free; and that all
persons in servitude in his dominion on
the 28th of July last, and remaining so
on the 28th July, 1859, shall then be
absolutely free, without compensation to
the owners.
In the negotiation with the colonists
which preceded the issuing of this decree,
he offered them the alternative of three
years with a compensation of $60 per
head for each slave, or twelve years with-
out any compensation, and they chose the
latter. .
Denmark has three small islands in the
West Indies, viz. St. Croix, St. Thomas
and St. Johns. St.Croix contains about
30,000 slaves. St. Thomas and St. John
perhaps 5,000 more--—-Jour. Com.
lerson—a i'evolnl.iuiiary pensioner, aged 87 yrs.
In (;il'6(’ll\\'l(:ll, on the 28211 ult., George Loclgj-:'
wood, aged about 75 years.
In Stamford, on the 2611) ult. :1 child ofAlox-
antler Austin, aged about. 2 years.
An Old fsauncl for Sale.
A RARE CHANCE,
"HE subscriber being desirous of leaving
Norwalk,ufl‘i-.i‘s for sale his entire stock
in trade, with the good will of the establishment.
His stock consists of Tin and Sheet. Iron \Vui'e,
Stoves, and a general assortiiiciitof lIoiisekeep-
ing articles. The concern is in the full tide of
siiccessful oporatioii, and located in one of the
most beautiful and t.lirift.y villages of the State.
Tho upportuiiity thus offered fora pcrsuii wish-
ing to ostablisli liiniselfin this line of business,
is one of rare occurrence, and wortli_v of atten-
tion. Enquiry iiiust be iiialle of the subscriber.
\Vl\I. \V. BURRITT.
Norwalk, Ct. Sept. (5, 1847. 36
()TICE.—The taxable iiihabitants of the
.1. town of'Ridgeli'eld and noii-residents liable
to pay taxes in said town are hereby notified
flint I will meet them to receive their State,
Town and Highway taxes on the list of 1846
at the Town House in said Ridgcfield, on Mon-
(lay the 4th day of October next from 10 o’clock
A. M. till 5 o’clock P. M.
« HENRY SMITH, 2d, Collector.
Ridgelield, 26th Aug. 1847. 36
- BFOICE Into the enclo-
» sure of the subscriber, on the 30th
ult. a two year old red Heifer.
The owner is requested to prove
charges and take her away.
CHARLES HOYT.
Darien, Ox Ridge,-Sept. 4th, 1847. 363t*
Brigade orders, 2d Brigade, St. Conn. g
Head Quarters, SHARON, Sept. 4th, 1847.
WM. B. E. LOCKVVOOD, Esq. of Nor-
walk, is appointed Brigade Major and
Inspector of 2d Brigade with rank of Major,
and as such will be recognized and obeyed.
\VM. '1‘. KING, Brigadier General.
Brigade Order, 2d Brigade, St, Conn.§
Head Quarters, Simnoiv, 4th Sept. 1847.
THE several Regiments ofsaid Brigade will
master and encamp for exercise, inspec-
tion, and review, in accordance with the law
as follows :-—2d Regt. Col. N. C. Hallenbeck,
at New Haven on Tuesday, Sept. 28th; 4th
Regt. Col. Hotchkiss, at Litchfield, Oct. 5th;
6th Regt. Col. Kelsey, at Middletown, Oct. 12th
and the 8th Regf. Col. Guyer, at Norwalk,
Oct. 10th. Per order Brig.. Gen. Kl-.\'G.
WM. B. E. LOCKWOOD.
Black Silk Vuivcls.
5 BL’K Silk Velvet, and 5-4 Bl’k Silks,
" for ladies‘ Cardinals and Visetts with
Gimps. Fringes, Buttons and Lace for trim-
mings, received this day at
C. J. GRUMAN’S.
Alpat-cas.
GOL’D and bl’k silk warp lustres, Coburgli
Cloths, Canton Cloths, rich Satin Stri-
ied Alapacca Lustrcs, coiisistiiig of every vari-
ety ofcolour for ladies’ rich and plain dresses,
received this day at C. J. GRUMA N’S.
Solar Lamps.
‘HE subscriber hasjust received and made
arrangements for ii consnnt supply ofSoliir
Lamps, both for parlors and stores. with cut
glass shades. These Lamps are beautifully
finished and will give a brilliant light with the
lowest priced Lamp Oil. Prices very low.
Sept. 1 \VM. C. STREET.
Brown Sugar.
VERY superior quality of Brown Sugar,
/7 for sale cheap, at BURRALL’S.
August 29th. 1847.
THE GALLANT AMERICAN ARMY
now quartered in the Golden
“Halls of‘ 1lIonf[ezumas,”-
,'\Vill require for the approachiiig winter avast
amount of clothing.
To be in readiness foi' any orders with which
the subscriber may be favored he makes known
his immediate want of
20,000 lbs Mixed Yarn,
10,000 do. fine \Vhite Yarn,
5,000 prs \Vhite and Mixed Hose.
1,000 do. Cliilds’ do
For these supplies the highest market’. price
will be paid by A- M- WARD:
at his NEW and CHEAP Store.
Norwalk, Aug. 31st.
f[\ HE Fairfield County Bible Society will
- hold itsannual meeting the second Tues-
day (14th) Sept. at the Coiigregational Church
in Ridgelield. The business meeting will coni-
mence at 11 o'clock A. M. and addressé's may
be expected at the public meeting at 2 o'clock
I’. M. The attendance of all the friends of the
society is requested "
Al’
JAS. A._EIA\VLE Y, Sec.
Gi ngliams.
NEW Styles of Dress Ginghains consisting
of Turkey Red, Plaids, Twilled and plain
in all their varieties. Received this
C. J. GRUMAN'S.
Ginghii ms,
da y, at ..
éhievcueluz I;l—lSIeI'S.
NE\V style of Rich Dress Goods, rec: iv-
GRUMAN'S.
36 Bri.gadier Major and Inspector.
A
ed this day at
will do well to call and examine the same.
IGURI-ID Linen I-l’(Ik’fs.—A hand
some lot, just re’d at \VAiu:1\iA.\"s.
VVANTED.
BOUT 250 good, fine Shirt Hands can
have plenty of work and high prices in
cash without discuiiiit, at
M. VVAKEi\1AN’S, west side Bridge.
Norwalk, July 12 ’47.
III.-ICIKEREL,
IN bbls. and half bbls. at OLi\ISTEAD'S.
Aug. 25, '47.
Imperial Tea.
Very superior article of Imperial Tea, just
received and for sale BURRALL’S.
STRA VV CUTTERS.
REMIUM Hay and Straw Cutting Ma-
chines, for sale by \V. C. S'l‘EF.T'l‘-
I HE Statutes of Connecticut, for the use of
Schools and Families, by \Vm. B. Vl:cdge-
wood, A. M. for sale by J. A. VVELD.
L 1VE1u>ooL Sack Siili—nt
OLiiis'rr:.u)'s,
ERRY DAVIS’ Vegetable PAIN-
IKILLI-lli, iust received by
J. A.. WEED.
- Omisri-:An’s.
‘PATENT Fuse for Blasting at
OSTON SOA_.P.—A new supply of very
superior quality of No 1 Boston Soap
Just received and for sale at BURALIIS,
Norwalk Mach 5, 1847.
NEATSEOOT OIL.
ARRANTED strictly pure, for sale by
the can, or at retail. by
\VM. C. STREET
'l‘0 DIE RCIIANTS.
ONSTANTL Y on hand at Manufacturers
prices, Carpet \Varp, Cotton Yarn, Bat-
ting, Twine, \Vicking, &:c.
S. E. OI..MS'l‘EAD-
Norwalk, DIa 10
RlNTF.D-& GINCrHA1\r1.LAVVNS.—‘—
A nice assortment just received by
JAS. MALLORY 66 Co.
Patent Skirts.
I 1HOSEladies who have so often enquired
for this “just the thing“ article. can now
find it at ‘VARD'S.
l Norwalk, August 24.
Dissolution.
THE partership of E. A. 6.’. G. A. Sanford,
is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
The books and papers formerly belonging to
aid firm are now in the possession ofEnoch A.
Sanford who will attend to the settlement of”
the same. ENOCH A. SANFORD.
GEORGE A. SANFORD.
Redding, August 6th, 1847.
T he Carriage business in all its branches will
hereafter be continued at the old stand by Enoch
A. Sanford. 3t"'3i5
Pay your Taxes.
HE inbabitaiits ofthe town of Norwalk and
non-residents liable to pay taxes in said
town, are hereby notified that I will meet them
at the store of George \Voylsey on Monday the
13th day of September next, and at the store of
George W. Smith on Tuesday the 14th of s’d
September, and at my store in Norwalk, every
day during the months of said September and
October next for the purpose of receiving the
Town and State Taxes on list 1846.
LEVI CLARK, Collector.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1847. 34-
Collectoi-’s Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the inhabitants
of the town of New Canaan and non-resi-
dents liable to pay taxes therein, that I will at-
tend at the store of VVilliam Ci-isscy in Ponus
street on Saturday the 18th day of Sept. next,
and at the Post Office on Monday the 20th
from 2 to 4 o’clock P. M ("on each of said days to
receive their Town and State tax laid on the
list of’ 1846. *
ED\VARD DE FOREST. Collector.
New Canaan, Aug. 18, 1847. 34"‘
, NOTICE.
LL persons having unsettled nccouncs of
over t/irce months standing with the un-
dersigned are invited to call without further no-
tice, . A. M. XVARD.
Norwalk, Aug. 24.
P 0\VDER.4—Sporting mid Blasting, fdr
. sale by the Keg or less quantity, by
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
A Guns ! Guns 2 E
new supply of fine wire, damascus, & stub
twist, double barrel Guns, just received.
Aug. 24, 1847. \VM. C. STREET.’
SHAD.
A EE\V half bLls. No. 1. at
Aug. 23, 1847.
E. OLMSTEA3 VS.
Norwalk Chronicler