‘ surpassed hv any thing in the country. - Thou-
sands and tens of thousands flocked to see it,
. the city, save two or three, were extravagant E
v
.reaped a golden ha-rvest.
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Cor’respoudeuce oftlie Gazette.
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many
&c.' &c.
it New YORK, Feb. ‘21,
and
Your readers have all heard of,
of them soon Powers’ Statue of the brook.
Slave. It isaremarkahle production and as;
an exhibition ofgeniusland artistic skill is 1111-:
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while on exhibition here, and the artist: mustv
have realized a \'Pl‘_Y liandsomei sum already,
as the fruit of his labor. All the journals in,
in their eucomiums, and cxpatiatcd largely on
‘the benifit of cultivating a national taste for the
fine arts. This Instr; is now developing itself
very rapidly and curiously. ‘Our people are
too practical to admire the beautiful in the ab-
‘strnct——they must have the living embodiment
before them. This traitofcharacter was taken
advantage of by Dr. Collyer, a shrewd obser-
ver, who immetliatcly announced his “ Molel
Artistes.” These are nothing more nor
lcsstlian pretended representations of ancient
classic" and Scripture events, pcrforined by
men and women, dressed in flesh colored
tights, with very little surperfiuous drapcr_*.'.
For instance, the pieces announced are “ _5.d— '
amand live departing from the garden of Eden"
“ Venus at the Bath ” “ Sappho,” &c. and as
the object is to correctly represent these differ-
ent characters, and material must be,
adapted to the occasion. Of cours(.'tho exhibi-l
tor finds it for his interest to procure the most l
perfect models of the “human form divine, '
wliich itispossible to obtain. Of course Dr. C.
I-lis rooms were
drc.-s
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crowded with ladies and gentlemen cvcry even-l
ing for several weeks. But that is not all, en-
couraged by his success, and this sudden pas-
sion for the line Arts, a number of other exhi-
bitions of like nature, opc_ned in different parts
of the city. Their number has been constant-
Sy increasing, and now you meet Model Aarti‘s-
tcs in almost. every street in the city, and in 5
very (1-itlorrent. ‘style, and price, from the '.-‘.ris-
tocratic Palmo‘s, to the Plcbezm Canal stroet—— ‘
from the sliglitthongli gracefully arranged dra-
pery, to those well nigh “J22:/'23‘ 7ia!.u7'ulibu.s-.”
l\'either need any class of our citizens he do
prived of this favorable opportunity of cultiva-
ting a “taste for the arts,’ for the price varies
from a dollar, down to :1-i:~;pencc, This
great country. The .-Xmericans are apt schol-
ars, and in this city we fear we may become so
is a
classical and scriptural, that the municipal au-
thorities will be "obliged to put a stop to our dis-
coveries. Indeed it is time they had done so
long since, for if the present amusements are,
allowed to proceed, the morals of the city will
soon be in no wise better than those of Paris.
The clfccts of the “\Vigwain” war meeting
are no longer visible, and everything is quiet.
Money is still hard to be obtained, and brokers
are driving a flourishing business. PAUL.
°-CIIILDRE-.’S’ C-ONCER'l‘.”
This vocal festival, as we prcdictcd, was no
ortlinar_v afliiir. There were ninety-live juven-l
ile vocalists on the stage, the female portionl
neatly attired in white, with wreaths of roscsl
to lend acharm to their native beauty. A single
glance at the happy faces ofthesc children was;
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worth double the price of admission. But n‘._v,l
how the “ urchins” did sing .’——oue could hard-E
ly believe but that the whole tribe of Orpheusi
had broken loose. The church.was filled to,
o':ei'flo\\'iiig. and the audience were apparcutlyl
\Vc heard several express a.’
Gucssf
highly pleased.
decided wish that itmight be repeated.
you’ll have to do “ that same” again, Doctor.
SUPERIOR <;ouiiEm.r7’1i5.I«‘1i-:Ln cof
JUDGE ELLswon'rn, presidin<T~.
Stiles Curtis ts. Ellozzson Hoyt and Silas
]l[ec7cer.—Action of trespass for the violent. re-g
moval of a building belonging to the plaint.ift',l
situated in Norwalk in the bank near the bridge.
Defence, that the land on which building stood:
was the property of Mrs. St. John, and thatl
defendants acted as her agent in doing the act?
complained of, and that the building stood on an
east and west highway and on a north and south
highway and was a nuisance, and as such def-l
fendants removed it, and also, that the town of,
,l\'orwalk gave defendant permission to grade:
said east and west and north and south highwayg
and to remove incumbrancos theron, and that
defendants in persuance of said vote, removed:
"said buildinrr. Plaintiff claimed that neither
" defence was true.
Verdict for plaintiff $600 damages, and costs,
Brid}Tc1)ort Ban]: -rs. 1)]/C7‘.-—;\Ctl0[1 on 2'
a bank check endorsed by defendants. De‘;
"fence, want of dilligance in the presentment of;
the check. ; ’
’ Verdict for plaintiffs ,,.‘'700 and costs.
Executor of ffawlcyiss. I'Iarral.———Act'iou ofi
:trespussfor removal ofa building in Bridgeport. and are the uiost innocent and ellicacious of ullyqhe ice“, York ,,m,.p,,ti,,,_, b,,_‘i,.,eSS is (p,,,,,_.
Defence that the act was done under the an-_
i l 5.?-'5‘“° 'il~‘ilie'continnc4dij alisence loli_Mr.
'’ Tlze Greed]: Slave and: Pu.’)lz'c ./5' .’tu5c7ne.'2.lS, Pierce, who suddenly left his luunc, at Roches-=
,ofthis excellent monthly is not quite equal in inter-
. eral l"‘.j._i_n'.ly lllcdiiziiic, and especial
. average from half a glas.-: to half :1 pint at a time.
_ verc cough, spitting of blood. élzc.
ter, a few days since, has led to painful con-
jectures as to his fate, and much crtcitcmcntg
exists in Ptochesterin (onscqncnce. He has:
been missing fiom that city" since 8 o'clock on!
the evening of the fltlth nlt. since which tiincl
nothing hss been heard from him. The Com-l
mon Council -has offered a reward of «$5500 for,
the arrest; and conviction of the supposed mur-I
dirers of Mr. I‘. it being generally bi-licvcdl
that foul play has been used. l
The Boston Depot 1"orLo.si‘ C.‘liildrcn.l
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573:?‘ The Sons of ‘Teinpcrance are ,§Zr‘.lt),g'_:
.ahead finely in New Llampslzire In lid-tllICllPS-;
ter and Nzisliiizi, special xnectiizgs were held to
initiate new members, so great is the number:
during the year 1817’, t'e.s_:orci.l -1:f;‘J() children to
their pat cuts.
that are joining the order.
_ E317“ Rev. Mr. Poisal, Agent: of line Virginia
Bible Society, st-i_v.~s that there are 15,000 tinni-
f- C
.. ._tatc t‘.c:;titutc cfthc Scriptuics.
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:“.7.i;?i‘ll.‘ill3 Surgeon Gcticral of the army of.
the United States has forwarded :1 SLl')‘ll‘,' of
it . ,
chloroform to ii!‘2ll'1f1ll.‘S of the l, nitcd States.
9
or l.3t;'r‘r.a.'.o.—-A census of l}u.ffalo,i
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Ci-_‘.\‘s:.=..
taken under the direction of the School Super-
intendent. by Ul'1_l£‘ll' of the Common C()1l1l(.‘ll,i
shows :1 population of -1ll.:3:'~.’ , of which 711 is
The increase from last year, when a
‘as taken, i.=;10,0UU.
colored.
.-similar ccn.~:.us u
MI«:.<sI‘.s. 'l‘IL11'1‘(>i‘.s :—ll::ving paid a visit to
the District. Sc tool in Main strcct. I would ex-l
""' Clarl;c’s'
in o
n;;, and as you
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press my gratiticzition at Mi‘.
syst t‘l1lt1ll(.',l110(l(.' of.~c.hool l(!Il‘.'l1l
“ urchins” may wish to see for yourselves,
would invite you to visit the school also, and tell
us how you like his new modg of teaching the’
“young idea how to shoot.” I.i~:.xi;xr:i:.
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Ixvicni-:i;noci;2:n.—'1‘osay that the l"el)ruary 3.0.‘
cts to the last. preceding, is no (ll.~‘l1t1l‘i1gfé2tl1Clll_ loyi
i
t is sulii-,5
the subscription prii::: for the year, and we would:
suggest to our readers that this is an appropriate}
time to send in their names, and cc l11lllCl.('C the vol:
nmc with the year. The dress in uliich the n~:v.'§
volume appears is really c-harming, and must be a—i
great fovorite with the ladies.
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ccivrd and fully .sn;<t:'.ins the rcpulationits prcdeccs-3
sors liavc obtaincd .ltshonld be in the hand ofevc-l
ry mechanic in the land.
Yoc'r.ti.-" C.-\ni.\'r.1'.—\Ve have neglected to note
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the arrival of our little favorite, for t*'elu‘iiai‘_v. 1: isl
a model n:ambcr—-(.‘hiidien, have you seen it '!
o'r ron FOOD. 1n;'i‘"'i“o 1-t1i)C7riii':-2' l
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Tlmt is, ll\.'r.n’s I’it.l.s are not to he swallowctl
by me (p,-,;<~n, inorningr. noon and ni t, and tlictil
1,5,» the half dozen. between meals. by way of lunch !
.-ll judicious u:-'c—thc prc.-'cribcd nse—will invariably ,
aid the sick, correct all dcraugcmcnts of the S)'.~‘l(3lll'
and restore it to a healthy tone and action. f\'ll1Il-I.
burs are dail_v testilyiiig to their great value as a gen-'
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y in all litt_'_-'ct'lu;_{
or (}'hronic alli.-ctions. No l'.ur:il_','..~‘l1oul:,l be without,
m,,,,,‘ (_';(.,,,_.,-“I Depot. 130 .l"ultou .-trcct (Sun;
Baililingl New York. J. .1. Wczzil and 3.‘. :5. Built.-yi
ix’.
Igcuts, Korwzzl
i.l:‘.'l‘ l“.\C'i'S SPl'I.~‘.l§ FOR '1‘lll§illSELVl'IS.
Mr. Seth W’. l’o-.-.'lc:
Dear .‘_Sii—l am happy to sign my name to thcl
following (:I'l'ilill_’L1it£, hoping that o:i.crs may )'t:cci\’Ct
bcnclit frein the '
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ssnne invalunl)lc nw.du:i::c :
())iF()lll_) Co. lilo. Nov. 1:’. lS-i-
'l'liis may certify that in .-Xn;_:ust of the present;
year. I :'.':is taken with lilccilingnt the lungs,-aiul;
had in all .-cvi-ntccn (liffercnt spells, bleeding on an?
1 I
applied to one ofthe most .-.;ilful phy.-‘iciars in the:
county, and received but partial rclicf duringltis at-i
tcndance. 1 was all this time suifcring with a so-I»
I tried
i'oinci'.’ics but all without .~'uccc.~:.-:. until. by the ad-l
vice of my friczul.-‘. itricd Dr. ‘.Vistar's Sal.-am of"
\Vild Clicrrv. and to my great relief, in three days’
time mv coil;-'h was so loosened that I raised with
)l'l‘li0Cl~0i'1Sl?,~lll0 pain and sore:ics.-: having been on-
tirclv removed from iny suzinach and inn}.-s. I am
uowltakiug my second bottle. and my health is rap-
idly improving. I have since ridden thirty five
iuilcs by stigc attended t.o the purchasing ofa stock
ofgood.-, \v.ti1 very little inconvcnicucc.
Sicned,
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l\one genuine unless signed 1. BUT Pb on the
w ra p per. ,
1- or sale by J. A. ‘Cecil, Ntir\x';1lli. 3?
§ia.pi-fies‘ Elisa.-a!:.v.r«'.l.
The lll1(l(‘.l‘.~'lgll(!tl is putting up a very superior
article of 1‘v'lU.‘5'l.‘Ai.lD—-two preparations, one for
table use and the other in sickncss.t'or pla;-‘tor.-, poul-_
ticcs. &c. ltisltis intention to keep both prcpara-l
tions of a uniform and superior qnalitv, so that thel
consuinc-r may always rely upon it. The lovers off
good filustard cannot fail to approve. Itis war-j
ranted equal to any En_«_vli.-h Mu.-tar(l in nnirkc.t—itl
is very neatly put. up, with directions for use. fllltli
sold at a rcsouable price. Dealers supplied at thel
American lmprovcd Hygcnian Vegetable .’\led_iciue,
Depot. 130 Fulton street, Sun 1,’-nilding. New York. 5'
Sold by J. A. “"1-21:1), Druggist, Norwalk.
:31 P. PRICE.
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From the Boston liveniug Gazette l
The extensive sale of Brown’s Sarsparila and 'F0-{
Lnato Bitters" is the best evidence of their excel-I
lencc. l\'o othermedicineapproved by the Foc-
ultv has had so succes.-‘liil a run wiilnn so short a
pciiod. They are entirely composed ofvegctables.
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corrective _vct oll'ercd to the alllicted. In our opiu-1
ion these Bitters are one oftbc best compounds yetf
: made easy.
‘ County. and also post ti copv thereof on the
_said tlcttcztscil, in said ‘\‘v'iltou, at least one week l
‘dispo:-to ofisaid estate.
esta »
ettasami‘ EBAEIGAENSQ “ " ;
' I«‘.RESI-1 and cl-qgarit ml:so1‘t_1i‘.etif. of Dry
- .'(loods. embracing nearly ‘every variety
and style. is now offered at the Store recently
__ . ’F()R,_.S_'.‘-.LE, AT _»x'UcTio:\;_
THE house and lot, containing
about (pn».rter ofan acre of ground‘,
ell.‘ l\“<I\‘~‘n as the Josiah Smith place, nit-
.‘;_-z___. '
_ form
-~i. l ’ l'issell'& M o'lv 2 , . ». ,
0“ T l: ~)'l J AT. C()(_;.'P‘;’ p.v‘ated at South L\\‘l.Vl'$\"tllli a little nortli of the
Those in want of szomls will do well to call C'(mgl"’£-lllliftnill Cburczli. A180»
Tl’? t“'_" D“'l=ll}nglI_onses and Two
a :'1°i's ofgronnd forinerl_x,.- occupied by
_ l\uthanicl Bcnedii-.t,_ir.dec‘d_siiu,m.}}
ahou: 30 rods below the road leading
in boat landing, and within a ti.-vv
Tolls ofthc Z\€e‘vv Yiork 5.’. New’ Haven h. Rn;u1_
ll1£.‘iR.Y M.B1.‘5SEL ’ .
without (lelay. _
n"F3
-.\’m-walk. it‘:-1). 2I.H1..°.~'lS. ‘
For Esihestgr.
7T‘ilill.ll‘ll'-‘. vil! be an Anti-Slavery Couu-, B0,,‘ ‘iem, mu,“ _ ‘ _ _' _ . _ .
IV Convention held in i\'c-rwalk, On? -’." ‘ l" films Uiltpmliul-.l ‘W’ m 'll"m-l ml‘
- zproving lit-!l_L!lJl)())'llt)liti, and ottera good opportu-
"\Ve<liic.~’;I.lai.Y. the lsll (l“.‘." “ll M'=ll'Cll. in lltC‘-
Town l-"loll. t:Ul11lXi(.‘[1t‘ll‘.!I at It) o'cloi:l_i, A; M. _. ._
. .- , U . . cuntv. .
in the afternoon and e‘-":niii_z. .10 moral and , H: d._ g _. . ,,
ll-olittirral iiifli.ict:cosi;i' EL}. \«’}.<‘.l{Yiu our couii-11.3,} nim If-lufieii Ti‘ prwmns ll” S"l“"“"."v llm
' . " . . . _». l(.i'1'U‘ ‘ll‘(:ll0.' i " -+ -~
trv, and the c.’i.-tits and 0bfl..2‘((l2',(/its of men and .0,.I.. Pu‘,-lit ,P‘L,'.0n H’ Til‘ in“: If") lb"; d"-l ll“
‘ . . . ‘. _. ~..: ' ' ;..‘; J] 3 ', ~gn_—- L ‘. .-
Women in relation to ll. will b0 (ltscussod bf‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ " ‘I ‘m‘ “M "“l°"l‘
, _, _ . . I:'ftcruoon. O ’ . ’ " J‘
cnni.cnt .‘:>pcnkcrs. All are invited to attend. ' N . .. -. 1" J ' “A ‘L V’ ALI)’
. oinail-., ll (-
yrnty to persons v.‘ish:ng to purchase in that vi-
‘J. 15. '1_.-?ilf’:‘.
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»‘.~'cal.>‘ 7‘r.».vcr-rm ,’b'r Ilia Ln¢.’7'cs. 218 l __,w_.
_______________________ _______'_____ _ _____,_,___ -_ .. __.,_..__. I‘ ' ‘ V "" "T
~ ' )1-..‘ 1* A RM 1«‘-()]{, K‘ 5 I 1.‘
If no FE , all i rw ,. .‘ . LI‘ 1 f'
% H‘; e l lllu Sub:-:cril)i-.r offers for sale a
..- f.u.m .:lil...il.t3(l in l_)a1'im1, (-0:13;“.-,1“,E
ECEIVE D this day from auction, :2 laryze' __-z 1. H, _ . _
0 my -lllllt‘. ::c1'i:-5 ta‘ good lntul,
Eh.) amount ofgood and durable Spring Dry 5
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Goods. All who \vant l‘(~‘tll‘l)tll',(_{'tIlll.‘2 will (loll-_“_Ini“ .1 o \\ .1.) good. 5l()I)(!\\;]“, ()1; mi.
, ( :31
well to call.
LI)
(,3, J, (_-1.131} ;‘,t{Aj\;I . ;_"U0~‘l lions-c. Barn, and othcront build
ling-s. Tllu l:l.'h_'t*. is l()L'2:l(‘.(_l ::l:0t!l: 1 mile north
"‘§7:’»’«'i‘"'”'e:s, 7"!- ‘-<s..v'='j
liafliixua
aof Darii-n i‘~l<‘.t.’l1-'18: lionse. l~‘or ic=.i'l)l‘a' of sale
land other particulars, enquire of the on-m,-y L,“
_ . . . i '1 - nr in -_ . \
5 {I00 3 :r'.:st'-.‘ boy about 1:2 cars old t'oll“l.l l’“"l"‘“"' 3‘-L1.‘-5 -l0H.\'SU.\'.
L‘-'.\ " . ' . ‘.5 I l“.”.'A.\ 1." I _-y »-.i ,. _ .
I “a do the (-ha:-t-..-; 211.1‘. zttitlll family, and go to; >__*" lffifg V 00- :,_ lo-.8. '*‘~3t; bit;
school a part of the tires. lfior further ptIl‘llCll’l if .' ‘€;,,"—,;, " """““ Mn"
hpws, tpiquue at 1l.c t)ll'.t.t.. ol the l\ot mihqi, ‘E E_°3_:§__ie’\_
i‘l?.L‘. c. »! - - . .
i.. ._ ., __-_._._._- ,,--_.__. - ._-. .._,--_... --.-..-..----——--—i l "L 1 A ltlrln of st:.'t_\' acres of the firm.<l' =
’_ g _ . . r_,—_ _ |‘ P‘. .v'_. I‘ I ,.‘ . (‘ v. l
in ,..,¢,,_,,m \. V '1; as 3 5 ull.| .tl..l(,i(.\_-Ut1lll_\. ,onn.\xu)
..i’m l3t=fiv?§;’.Le‘..J/n é Egg, -.31.:-,-i a large new modern built o'we-.llin_«_r.
t and out litviist-s the-rcon, eligibly sit.-
Tl liC sul;.<i:ribcr offers for sale a; _ ,_ _ _ ~
‘ iatcd about one male from the xillzsge of ;\ew
pig *1; l":n'ni situated in llidgcfiel-:l locatud; , _ , ‘_
-‘-"ml-'-~<.”i.:~':'-3 tll'('lll two nil’:-- cast of said vill'i<'rc lL‘“ml““‘ and “V9 “T” ll“: "‘l"‘””l"""l l"““”"~' ‘ll
!'E‘._=. "' ““' ‘ ‘tr’ !....i. _ ,;_ _ _ ,- ~, “
consistiufl of fiftv acres of lllonah. l }‘0'“l'Ti" h“”m"‘lm‘° "” °“‘l‘i"““7l""‘ "‘”“ l""'m"
1ncai‘.o\v, pasture and wood land. with a d\v,~,.]_ ;i[l7'Ul ll?‘-E’ “fl 1:“ 5ll]l'l'‘’lJ31-’‘‘ll'‘l1 ¢“|’l”‘“'.V- "lid ‘ll
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hug h“,L,S,,. b,,,.,,€ m,.,.,,,,_,,/, 1m,_,SC, Ea,‘ find: ,o.i,, T: ant .:.l;tlllL..1 t l.‘,l.’\.(-it-‘\\.ll(ll.(.1,ylllll
fim” it; ‘Wu m,,,_,,.mp ,,,,,.v, 3,35 upon 3“, good m,_ 3 has upon it .1 line orcuard of-graned tt'ncs in n
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chard of winch many are graltetl trees. F,,,-,l"-‘*””'§-’ Slum-
fnrtltor partii-t.tlars‘ enquire of the subscriber
1'esidi::g with C::z;1' Jones in said Pt.ii1gt'field.
-vs
ble ti-:~rms. ‘For fLii‘.l.'ci' particulars, inquire of
J. M. (J.-\n'ri«:a, Esq. Atlc-rncy at Law, at .\'or-
1!. 1:1«;.\‘ I'Z7..U’. u.‘-' us. _ _
[z‘,.,l,,.L,,,,.\. 935,‘ 1843' _-nag Wilili, 01' the Sill)>‘(‘l‘!l)(’._l' neat’ the pi'cmisos.
' ‘.‘\.’ll.L]_-‘Jl i)RL‘;‘~l;\10.\l).
“ca.-~ "“ ti . "1 .—
- . -i.-arm» -.= as .-,-s _ .~r.\. ...m.:an, 1* c ). 1.) ].~.».:. -in
3; 61.2’. iii .E.l:9.i E ~e:a.l=.@. ’
-. . ’ "3’ 9'"- can
small fiirin in Darren, Q1.-‘L-‘
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l!1ilt‘3 from Stamford, and half" a rppng
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S1‘£l)S(!l‘lll(?Z' offers for sale 11
mile f"om the rail rent‘ on tl"o '2): ii‘ x.=.-_- . - ‘ - .
cg?’ 1 _ ‘ _, _ , ‘ ‘ ‘t ‘ _‘._ ' "‘ ‘*,5§_,,,;, nc\\ Dwelhng 1-louse, builtm mod-
load to .\e‘.\ Lanaau, containing be— nanuwrr . .. _ - -,-
twcen “O and ‘)0 acres with '1 l"o'1se and Q. .11 iifjlléri? Cl” '‘''‘.‘l<?: “"1111 -“lb--l“lI flWl'-*7 '30-
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‘ ‘ L ‘ “ twccu parlors, with a good barn and
barnthercon, in olibrcd for sale. Possession
given immediately if wanteil, and payment"
Said farm is well watered, and
pleasantly sitnntcd. If not disposed of bclim-.
the 21st of iilarcli, it will on that day be offered
at public auction. _
linquire of l..l.%\’1:) Bonn, Ridgefield, Cn_.\u:\~
ci-zr l‘_.’~. ltlorr, i‘\'e\v Canaan, or of the subscri-
Noi'\\':ilit. The lot is ill feet front b_\_;' $300 deep.
on which are fruit trees, .~‘lll'Ltl.rl}0I’_\_', (Sic. and is
within about two minutes‘ walk oftlie contem-
plated Railroad Depot. For further particu-
lars enquire of Gl£0l‘.Gl-2 Si;r.ueL‘-R. opposite the
prcinises, or ofthe Stlll.<(.'l‘llJ(‘l‘,
Pllll. l P ll. 1ll’O\VN.
bcronthe )l'(‘-llll.‘(,‘\‘. Dxvio P ’urr - , _ ..
D_,,.;C” i1;‘(:h .9“ ' J ' ‘ "81.; Stamfoid. Jan 31, 18-1:’. ots .
. . , . . ~ , 1.-.... 5 P. :5. ‘ft the above proinises should not be
';sold before the iiiiddlc of ;\l:u-cli next, it will
At (1 C'oz:'rif of 1".=‘(,-/;a.’(3 }zo.’n"c:7. at .-‘.'o:‘u‘u!/.:, _ _
then be to rent for ‘..ie ensuing year.
iri//ii/2 am/j79‘r I/ic ]')z'.<.-11"/1'!rf.\bru:;1/A‘, Feb.
1f)?.~’z, 1-‘3»lI-R3. l'}.~;.’r.'./c (3,/' Jmnc.s- 1". (,’.".~a,~mz(.')/,
Vfaafizazaialc: Pa'o1::s:'iy For Sale.
__(a.{e of IV.-'/."o21. in .s~.r/id Dist-2-:"r7.'., iz'cc’d,. TU” _
Y “ll-.=_'cl :iclziiinistratoi' on said lifstate 1'('[)l'C‘-—: ', 3'" }'l_l“:"“) _“°“' °f‘f3“l"°‘l l-'3'
Q'\_l‘ _- Io, . : \..2..,, .. ,.. .- .,| .'.'.g.—.c‘_.{x:f Ll*.\l (......ltl\. be-autilullv situa-
.L.ll.‘> I... ... ..<. .n.o..ci.t, tiht ]i.i\s t to “M1,, , , _ _ .
nifpointtm-rizt of (_‘on:mi.-sinners t'hc1'c:?-n. - ,l""l,‘.’l' T" “'_““"l Sld” Ell ll”, (""""“
‘ Ill 1\ orwalk. IS now otiereil for sale.
(}i'r/era/—'l‘l12it (.'oix1inissionci-storeceive and
t‘.\’tttIlil1L‘.il1t3('lt1llllKinfll10 Creditors of said F25-
tatc, be appointed at the Probate Oli'i<-e in Nor-
jralk. on the 4th day of Uarch, 18-18, .:;_t._,i.’.
o’(:lo(:l»:, afternoon ; of which all poisons lull”-
tcrcst. will take notice, and appear, il"-.lu‘_v si-i--.
cause. and be heard thereon. And the said
atliuinistrator will cause this order to be pub-
lislicil in a r.c\vspaper printed in said l:‘airfi-.-ltl , _ V , ,_
:prcmi.-.c:;, at L’ o clcclc, zuiornoon.
ll. coiisist.~.; of a new house, built. in modern style,
new barn and other out bi:ildings,a good garden,
well of water, grounds well laid out and platit-
ed with trees and :.hrobl.-cr_v, and is .<:it‘uatcd
near the \'illagc. in the nciglzlir: rhoozl of thc
_clnir(:l:cs and several iioorl .-rt-lit.-cl;-. lfnot sold
pt‘s‘vi(m.s to the 11th day of 1‘-l::t'cl) rest it wil
on that day be ollicrcd at public auction on the
Tcrtzls cl
public sign post 1:1.-an-st the last residence ofi \ _ y ,
chaser. _’.l'})l)' to Li-zvi C«L.\.I:I{, on the proto-
l:-et'o;'e said -'.th day (:l':‘vLr::l'(:l!.
Tnos. ii. l5L"ri.z~:n, Jud
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I\cr\v::lla, Jan. 19, 184-5‘
eases
E]; R(.)POSA LS will be i'cce';v(--d until ‘the 1st
. of.-S.pI'il ne.\t, by the Building Committee
.toi:.\" -.1. wt-1151).
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is lat-rclry _:,'ivcn that Ilenry
. who tcgctl1ci' with Daniel i\.:
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1‘-l'ood_v, iissigiicvl to me their estate for the pav- E
ment: of their delits, pursuant to the act entitlf'd
“ an act against frau-tlulent. conveyances.” has
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been drl,‘.' z:l"l‘oiutcd by me. l2,Y and with the ttfl‘ loll Tu ht C°".~S"“l-""-ll‘3“‘ll S0‘-Tel)’ of -Nt”‘“'“li\'l
for the creation of a house of public worship,
agrccz_:l;le to plans and specifications now in the
lli1'..‘LlS of said xfllommittcc.
>3Tl L 1') S C U ll TIS.
V./';\l. S. LQCl{\\"OOI), l
A. M.1\LLOR Y,
S. ()Li\lSTl'l.-Lid).
Norwalk, Feb. 7, 18-17.
otiee. if
ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
Tlinrsday, the 17th Fcbitniry, 18:18, at
iico of the Court of l.’robatc, _.gent. to sell and
.l;‘.;.\llSb' RISED,
i\-'01‘\‘-Willi» hub. 13;’, 18-13. Trustee.
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1'0 ll..E'i'E‘.
A shop suitable for carpenter,
cabinet maker, or painter.
”‘ l~.‘:icpiii'.3 of
Building
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G. A. LALLY.
.‘\’orwalk. Feb.
¥l' O‘ EE ‘£5.51 5.53.
THE real and personal estate of
J.\coB N.-xsu, deceased, will be sold
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‘list? at public auction on the premises, 1‘) ""’l°“l‘: "l‘ie“‘f’_°”v. b)’ ‘_’’'‘l‘”' "f ll”? U°'”'l Cl
01-] Thmsdny the Ed day of M~m_ch Probate for the i.nstrict of ‘Westport, so much of
the real estate ol'.A‘.lmgail Ilill,‘an insane person
lot’ said \V'estpoi't,as will raise the sum eflhrco
hundred and se\'ciitv—ci4;lit dollars, and nii:etv-
Fob. 2.3, 1848. sgvcii cents, witli fllf‘l1li:l(ltPlllal eliziigtes ofsafe.
1 he Lstate to be sold is pleasantly situated on
5-U M BER '°-T- ‘*’VE5TPORT- Coznpo hill in .said V\’cstporr, and the auction
3, Burclics superior shingle,‘warranted-; will be held on the premises. ,
6}‘ 2’ 300 do. common. ALVA" GR..»\ Y. Conservator.
Also, a complete t‘.SS()l’l'1H(‘-tlf. of lumber and v‘ebruary :3, 18-18. 216
liouse findings, on the most reasonable terms by I —
S’l‘A1’I.lCS t\'. A‘DA.\l
in-.:<t, at two o'clock, afiernoea. Said property,
subject to the life use of the widow.
D. K. NASH,
E.\;ccutor. "1"-"“
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Féczance.
\Vt"3l'l’0l'l~’» F“-lJ1’Wll'Y 14: 1843- ""517; A "W1-11'} Court. of P.robate for the District of
,~ Riilgcliclil, hath limited six months from
av-art‘: K -H V I,-* , -D“,
55% lnice Brush, late‘ of said District. deceased,
figilllrlg SW9]-i “l‘dTll_-‘‘‘t"-’'‘35fl°f *1 “'_9” lllt’*dl1l’icxliil)it their claims to the Administrators for
, ‘-‘l'°C0".l_"“}d *‘“l“°" '5l‘_“"’; 1” the "‘”’,“fsettleii‘xei1t:. All claims not exhibited within
public street in too borough of ;\orwalk, and IS ,t_.7_.,,-ld time, will he deb.m.,.b_d H rCU,,,,6,.y_
doing a very good business. This store does not.‘ PLATIJ‘ BR [331 1_
want praising up. It is advantageously situated l UEN_Ry' C_ BRUSH
on the cornt-.r,« in front of the square, wuero all ' Ridgcfiem, Jun. 28‘ 1843_
to
2 Admin-
, istrutors
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Thercasons for selling out will be given byl School B4bvi:_i£s.
.‘:7aid farm is replete \Vll.ll.('\"(*l‘_\' .
conveinenoc, and is offered for sale on fa=.‘ora- ;
other out liouses, licautiifuly sitizateil in South
payment. will he made sz:tisl3:ctory to the pur-
( (.'-oinmittoe. ‘
thisdate for the Creditors to the Estate of En-
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thority of the common council of Bridgeport.
inquiring of the subscriber at. the storeon the ’
corner, next door to Chas. N (‘.lock’s.
7 1 [119 subscriber has on hand a large assort-
ment of School Booksselected with a view
;_sc'.'il)ei' their sole agent. at wltose store-. llm _('on]n|L1llll_\"lIIH‘\"
lgrruzt and 27€'I_'f'.‘(‘l tens to be found in the is-in-ltl
.fqi2ality. they defy competition in price. \‘.".u-.rt-
it-.Lu'cd the. liigliest. satisfaction, ant
lis siskcil is a fair trial, which we solicit
i\'oiwallI., Dec. :30, 12':-17.
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1”.E.-\1ilNit t:u0.\1..\‘.
Ellild r<ulrsci'iln-.i' liming titted op tho XV”,-ll-
ing-’oniau Pu=trt-at, as a ...li0fI'(::-l1l!lt‘.Ilt Sn.
loon and Remliiig Rooms, will be ready to attend
lit) the calls ot'.his friends and the public gcz:t-r- ’
rally, front 7 .-L M. to ll) 1.’. M;
l mm. or r.\r.}:.
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2 / '4;2’l ’ . " fig.-\\: ~ - _
i aafibtaiiilliérov §
, . ////ll tin \
3 lots
C‘. E. DISBHOKV,
‘E C.-\'l‘(.}ll ~."\l.“‘ili(’l', Jeweler and Silver
smith. .\o. 5 Maisi st‘. ,;\iorwalk, Ct. has
..<-onst.=mtly.on liand all kinds o’f.lewe?r_v, from lL
l’mnpkiu Pie. Apple Pie.
Iblince Pic. Tarts.
(.':ilaPs and [lot Coffee.
l":imilies supplied at short ll=Jll(‘{‘.
L. lJlC_\'l:}DlC'l‘.
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3.6 3 ‘E1759 lgiilfl.
The .-‘..an.-.iean. ‘-.l!is:'oa'ic::i!
'1 l~'.C()lll.‘)S Oil" ;\.'llR'\".'.»\ Liv’. 1ll't‘. rczuly
for still:-‘-2fl‘ll‘n‘i‘:.i and for sale at the store of
,.l.»\s. M.-u.1.ozn' 1".“ (Jo. _
.»5.lso, ct-;tra copies of the .I.l/up of .\'m'zm[/.‘.
fund the Plan of (II!) _-17tc.l«=.71t -"7ctIl<'mc7.-.’, printed
ion plate paper and suitable for framing.
E. 1-1.‘. L L.
cw tilirogy
O. S-l;'(;‘.~\ ll. and MOLA
. })l'lIll¢!t1l‘ll(,‘li*. for sale at
T. L. X J. 1. l’lCf3l{‘.,.
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Bleeisstse.
@3711} have just rcceivi-il a new and couvivnt
atticlo of Liquid lllacl.in_;', wliich will
, make leather bright without. ln‘L1:-lung. .5. vi-.:'y
iconveuicnt article for Ladies’ ludia l:l1l)l)(%l'S.
For sale at (,7. E. l3l.S}.’-I‘i(i)\.‘/‘S.
Asa 0x—<L".a:'t, F.-‘air S:;tc.
‘ENQIT RE 01' S'i'l£1'I1I-Z.\' .\Io'r'r.
. Noi'\\';ill<, Jan.17, IS-18.
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Sctttcnncait Noillltl‘.
7‘~\:l'C)'l‘lCl‘l is hereby-' given to all persons in-
l _l_ debted to the subscriber, that an immedi-
ate settlement is requisite and zwcessatxy. We
'may for the present be foutid at the Gazette
Ullice. Isis. lhznn.
Noiwzilk, ._Tan. 12. 1943-.
Giugzsl (tags 1 ‘
‘-fig/. 1-IN and Boy.-' Cloth, Plush mm It nr
1. Caps for sale by ’
Jau.17, ‘I18. T. L. :5; J. R. PICCK.
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efasnptzcaae
RLSH every \veck, in quantity to suit pur-
chasers. \\’c sell it cheap for casli only.
C. F. D1513!-‘.0 \'l.".
lautiiu E‘s'ar.!>ll>cn' Shoes.
HE subscribers have just 1'cci-i‘vei.l a large
assortment of India Robber Over’ Sll(H‘..~1,
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ofall si'/.c:~:—a ver_v superior assortment and to
sale vcrv low. .1 AS. 1‘.'l.—\ f.l.()R'i" t\' (30.
l.)istricl Q/'.\'.'n'u'ul/5 ss /)/‘Nil/I/C ('’mu'/. ./-'m. 17!/i:
lb‘-1'o‘.——l*l.-;t:ito of
bath assigznecl the same in trust for thebcnctit
efhis creditors. .
The Court of Probate for the. District of
Norwnlk hath limited and tlll()\'\'P(l six months
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l Levi Clark, at the date of ltisassigiiixiciit. towit z
Elan. 4th, 1“ lb‘. in which to exhibit il1(tl1‘(.'l:~lllt)S
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lagainst said t-state so assigned as aforesaid ; and _
ylias appointcil (.li-zonal: A. l).\\'i:.\'roa'r and
i.-‘\LUl£li.\'0_\' E. l5';:.-mo, ()oinmissioi:cis to re
iceive and c.‘;t1x11inc said claims.
Tues. 13. l3'.:'r1.F.n, .TuJ_;:c3.
The subscribers give notice that tltey shall
iniect at the dwelling house of David Stephen
lson in said .'\'orwal". on the second .‘vloi daysitf
' L\}arch and July A. D. 1:‘-lb‘, at one o'clock in
zthe afternoon. on each of-said days. for the pur-
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If E subscriber has just received a splendid
1 assortment of Valentines, which cannot
}bi3 surpassed in point of variety, beauty, or
§cltC:1pucs.~:. Give us it call.
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6}@ DOZEN finished Calf Skins, Suitnljle
as for. Spring work for sale by the snh;:ci-iher
.l.-XMISS S.\1ll3l£P.'l.‘..
Ni)i'\\':ill<, Jan 21 Exit‘
Emilia I§'lli:'D3)4‘I' 6vc:'sEnecs,
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LE VI CL.~\ l’.l{ of .»\'or-6
alk, in said District. on ::.~:si:,iiinj,r ilclitoi'.\vl1o,
meet. Crxcouox-: A. I).\'.'r:.\‘1'on'i‘,? - .
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I .»’\1.or:a.\o.\ la. l;i..t.i:n, S
i All persons indebted to said estate-are requosu
gterl to make immediate pa_vme-ntto
lijtf .101-1.\' .»\. xvi-.22-:p. '1‘:-n-n-.r~.
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ADIES’ and Gents.’ lndia lluliber Slim”.-;'-*5
_ . l oli'cred'for the cure of (lyspcp;~‘ia, and the long truln
Verdict for defendant. ‘
l of nervous disca.~'es
State vs. Jacob Brush——El2':abcl7i IIanj}mZ..
--The parties in this case belonged to Norwalk, =
and were charged with the crime of adultery’
lfllizabeth Ilanford being the lawful wife of
Charles I'Ia.nford of \Vilton. The trial came
on Monday last, before the Superior Court—
the first of the criminal cases. ‘We learn that;
the verdict was guilty—and the sentence 5 yrs.
imprisonment in St2git_.e_i_):i_sfli-_.__
New N.\Mx-:.——The villages of Syracuse and
Salina, N. Y. have been merged into .a city,
and there is talk among its good people of giv-
ing it the name of " Onandaga.”
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E§?"Pl1oinas Cole, the distinguished land-
scape paintcr, died on Saturday, at his residence
near Catskill, fiiom what disease we are not
informed. '
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- E?” J . P. \Vhitney, Esq. who died recently
at New Orleans, seine time‘ since effected
t_hro'ng‘h some ntcrchants of that city, an insur-
ance of $330,000 upon his lifc———\vhich handsome
sum will now revert £0. 1135 “'ld°“'-
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For sale by Frederick llrown
corner of State and \Vashiug-ton street.
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I The above is o uly printed as a proof of the high:
.<.timation in which Brown’.-' l5ittcr_s are held by}
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l every one that has seen or experienced their won-:
dcrful virtues. _
There is one thing that should always be thought
that is, be sure and get the genuine. Always
nly original article
of;
:1.<l{ for P»ro\vn's. as that is the 0
of Sarsparilla and 'l‘omato.
Sold by J. A. \Veed and ‘W. llisscll.
'I>i'J::‘D';” '“
On Sunday, the 20th inst., of Consumption,
Elizabeth Johnson, aged 23 years.
In Rorlding, on Monday, 21st inst. Il'Iary,,
wife ofAlanson Lyon, aged 40 years. 1
In Bethe], Feb. 16, Phebe Ann, wife of
Thomas Sherwood, aged 30.-
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Selleek s Lme !
T1-IE DOMEST1C
will leave this Tuesday
evening for New York
and the ‘ 1\1AR.Y
3SEL1_.TCCK on the Tuesday following. Fur-
ther. a I't'tttige:11ctti. given hereafter.
Norwal kl, I"cb. ~.‘.’.‘2. N. «SE in l.:I‘iC'l{.
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V _| _ t.o the wantsofthis community. ’l<‘o-‘sales/zcaip,
lxorwalk, I‘ ch. fl, 19-18.
and at .l.)U’i)llsll(_‘.l"S ])l'lCf‘.. Call and ex-,unin0
our prices before purchasmg elsewhere.
Axourgw SPILL]-ZCIC.
GD'.i‘EfiJH3.—-—'l‘lxe (.70-pa:'tnc.i-sliip horeto- ;
fore exisiiiig between the subscribers is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
1lENR.Y 1‘-1. BISSELL.
, DANIEL N. MOODY.
Norvsulk. Feb. 10, 1848. ‘ 317'
Di.s'Irici. nf1t’r(/.d-.".ng‘, ss. Probate Court, Jm2zuz-
23:, 21.1. 1848. ,
‘V ST.-‘t'l‘.l'~3 of BENJAMIN GILBERT,
_.._.A late of Redding, in said district‘, rlcc’d.
The Court of Probate for the Dist.rictol'R.cd-
ding hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, forthe Creditors of said Estate,
to e.vhibitt.l’1eir claims forsettlcinen.‘.. Those who
neglect to presenttheiraceounts, properly attest.-
ed, within said time, will be debarredarecovory.
All persons inclcbtedto said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
\VILLIA-.\1 J. GILBERT, Executor.
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AT a Court of Probate holdeu at :\'orwallI..
. within and for the district of i\hi'\\'ttllt, the
12th day ol"l"el.n-nary. 1845:‘
Estate of HENRY M. BISSELL and
DANIEL N. MOODY, insolvent debtor, both
of said No1'\\':1ll<, constituting the late copart-
nership of Bissell it Moody, assigned in trust
for the benefit of creditors.
This Conrtassigus the 2l‘»tli da'y of lilebruarv.
18-18, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, for the ap-
pointment, at the Probate office in said Nor-
,wtIlli. of Commissioners to receive, examine.
and adjust t.he claims of the creditors to said
estate : and the trustee of said estate is directed
,to give public mtlice thereof to all persons in-
lterested in said estate by causing thisiorder to
ibe published in a newspaper printed in Fain-field
§(3folip'itby, at. least rang wecik before said 96111 day
' HI ‘ 0 ruar '' an ‘Iostin ' a co 6 '4
~ ‘‘‘‘3b"““'Y 9: lsfisé lthe public postff) isnirl l\iLoi'iv':illi).yiith not fun
Q .\'O'l.‘llER supply
J.L. just received and for so
i 1 lth day of :said l"_elu'uar_v. _
Tues. .13. B'.".“ ""
le at.
lT§’UR1'l.\L‘L'S
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_ _ _ eurest the 4 of the nndcrsigited
ol L-tewarts .-n’up;resideuce of said msolvents, on or before thel .
_ on hand and for sale at
Jan. 17, ’-18.
ILUMEI-I R .-Vii‘ \‘:‘V§~}S'l‘P0ii’E‘.
g‘-S.-\>i\ll_“(_}il.’iI)il]2lS at_ his yard hear the
- Bridge, a large quantity of all Irlnds /if
Lumber bought under cir(:umstan(.'Ps peculiarly
fitvorable. and to he sold accordin,t:l_v. Those
wanting to boy will find it so by coming to see.
$';%”° i‘.c1§:nr ShiIB'._.{§i‘.S.-‘—~-l95.UUU l\'ortl1
Carolina cedar shingles. which are dcciileillj.-'
the lmsf(172([ (‘IICLIJICSZ shingles to ho hail this
season for roofs. So those say that have used
them. ’
ALso——\Vliite Lead and Paints of all kinds,
Linseed and other Oils, Varnish, Japan. Tar,
Pitch. Rosin, Glue, Spirits Turpentine, Hard-
ware, llouse '1‘ximniings, Tools, all kinds of
Nails and Spikes, Glass, Putty. &c. &c.. and
all such articles. '.. S.&.\'l7OPtD'
\Vestport, Jan. 10, 18-17. til
,7 .A'i.‘!E.——75,0-90 Pl:lSIfl1‘ll)gliii.l1i‘f0l" sale
by T. (Y J. ll, P1-.Clx.
South Norwalk, Jan 10th. 1848.
‘ 18-lo‘, .lANUAR.Y 1st.
S'.l‘EV‘S’Al.l'E"S SYRUP.
IUST roc’d, a new supply of Stewart’s cele-
9 In-ated Sugar House .\.'_vrnp, a fine article
for "Buckwheat Cakes and Puddings. Persons
v‘ ' t - till (1 . 1: t. 't. by calling.-it
“wlnug to go in” 6 cm ]llD]RRALI.’S.
‘Notice. .
HE Pm'l’.nex'ship _1ge1'eto?o;‘% cxisitlinjz lie-
tween the suiscri era an: .ussc one.-<.
. ,,,,d_m- the name and firm of‘ Jones, $.s‘lawson «S:
('20., is this daydissolved by the withdrawal
frointlio said firm. , ‘
B. .‘>'I..'\W’SO.-'.\’.
.g\ARO.l\' BE'l"fl?'.
, Feb. 1, 18- I1‘.
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T. Rii'lgcticl'l ,
v 1 uses
‘ P:-ope:-I3’m.§¢iiItih,Eion-w.t£k O T ‘ a ' ;_ .. , - .~ A
./V"mc Fulfill: ouml Cmaiozt Tee‘ éilompagny.
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ill}; Tvcw X m-k _C_.\‘;\'l (_l;\ '1 ISA. CCt:‘:lP.-\I\\ , the flltll.‘-“ii and most. CIx'f{,‘l'lS!H’l tea
estublisltmont. ln Puiiei-it-ii. have ‘o-stal;-lished anagency in ;‘\'or‘walk, and iappouitedgvtlio sol»-
bo _snppli'c.i,l with 'tl1e'p{if€5/4.7iiost fu-
-—-China excopted‘.' 3os’nli-.~i' lieiiig‘ uiiequnlled in
ever tht-ir_ l('1l:l liave lies"-.2: tried. they have so-
the coittinned and eager patronage"oftlie purclinsoi'.’ gAllii.llttC
from the Llli2'.i'1lS of Norwalk. ‘ ;‘v
1 as. M . \V.u;g.u'.~i.\' .
i o’ cf. Pin to a 3S:3() G-.1111 Via:-:ll('l]; all kinds ofSi!-
ver \\"aro on hand or iriadv at short. notice In
l-inlet‘: Silver and U. S. '.l‘hin.-blc.-'; do Specta-
Wilt‘-5 1“ Sill‘ l1i!_l' t"_\cs; lv'ino Cutlery, (.?omb:.
ll_3l‘l1sli'91s. Soups, liazors, Plat:-d and L-ll-iii-ani,t
l\Vnre. Looking Glasses. Clocks. .x\l,'(.'L)l‘ill:’1ll$--~
with lJUUl\'5_°n also a great variety of Fancy
(J-nods. \Ve buy for (“.‘..~l1 and we know we can
lsoll as cheap as any other stoic in the Stat:-.~— -
lljall and see.
1 {W lllfi.-$.17" .SUli'.- just received a large
J quantity at low prices, by
_~‘ __ #4. li. OLl‘dS'l‘lC.\D.
EE/~ .-§'l\"§‘ll5E3-‘, by the sulisc-ril)m-3, 300 bugh,
i’ lluclnvhcat.:1ud2()0 do. Rye. '
T. & \\'. 1?}. R.-\.v;'.io.\‘:1>;
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, 'srm-:'r:a: 's‘s_«:tii‘-{s“:“i'"
F l~..\‘SllL3‘. l:I—:.litors :—l"rozn a vztrli-ty 0f.‘_»i,--
' ‘cI.ainstai2c':s' l have l)f'(_*l] led 10 599 111,,
yinssneusc1importanee of keeping the ii-ct-ll (,-‘_c;; 1.,
= ' . -.. I 1 . , - .
‘and in .1 m.utn_v state. Patents do their chil-
dren an irreparable uryury by permitting them
to nog'e::t the. second growth of their teeth.
by the advice of Dr. A. llill. 1 liave pre-
pared a powder for cleansing the teeth and
gtuns, which is '.'cry much liked by many who
have tricd it. l.’.cr.~:ons iuay save tlicraselves
much pain and much expense by using it little
powder. and a good brush.
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.‘\l.\(). a laigo assortment of Teeth firushes,
C. E. DlSBRO\V.
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‘very cheap.
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l €!m}E3 E1‘ ’.''5 L31.-9'9.‘ ’.'5 E0011 AND
P if "3 M '
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,E“as2:i.._ y - aganxne,
l FT? HE oldest Mzigziziiie in the United States;
l coptaios inontlily s;:~:ty pages of 1'(.-adin;,f
ymatter t.-_',‘ the hrst Vv'l'll(*l'.‘5 in the chum,-3-7...-
fitwelve more than the l\cw Yo.k inaguziiins.
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i l we splendid stool i~iigi'aiviiigs. an undeniable
’ nuthenzzecolored ntnntlily Faslzioii pl;-ite, Model
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;\,l|ilt1'_'¢'ts' and (linrchcs. (notcln-I \Vork,‘aud
lother matters lor the Lad,es, all illustrated
land well explained, Gzc.
ll’riee for one _ve:ir. which includes the
l_ Lad_',"s llollai _Ne '.'.-:p’.-iper. making
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three publicatii us in one month, 00
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1“. o copies ‘without the Lzulg, ’s Dollar
‘..'\ewspnpm', 5 00
l} we copies with one to the person send-
ing the club 10,09
3 flight copies, 15,00
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3 Int-.l\c cop-iv.’-7-, g(;,()U
A spot,-imon of either the Lady's Book, or the
i l.:u.l_v’s Dc l'ar Newspaper sent to any person
t1>Il_\‘iH_2 ti postage on the i‘e.vp~.e5i:,
* Adzlrcss. L. A. UODE Y.
.'\'o. 113 Cliestnut-st. Philadelphia.
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Vgllllt stuliscribcrs would inform the public
_ that Illny have purchased the stock and
intcrt-.s‘.: of Mr. \Vm. \\’. llurritt, of Norwalk,
and will continue the manufacturing business——-
keeping constizntly on hand a large assortment
ofcooking and parlor stoves of various patterns,
which may be put‘ehasc'.l on as reasonable terms
as clsewlzc-.i‘c. Al:-o, on hand G. E. \Vnriug
Co.’s castings. lrlliczur ‘L. Clark's matches.
Miller's water-proof blocking. Rags,I‘_‘eathcrs,
Furs and Grain taken in ¢»..\-hange.
LOCK\\'OO.D oi IIAIGHT.
C.\n.\n Locnwoon.] [\VM, 1), 11,.m_;m-.
.7\'or\valk, Dec. :'-37, 18-17. '0
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1%‘ INT‘? '\V :issoi't11icrit of Toilet, Dining and
1 Pen sets, Just rec'd and for sale cheap by
A. SMITH.
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Qampltiene.
S sold at E. OLIviSTEAD’S for 50 etc.
per gallon, and he expects to sell at a less
price very soon. Jan. :30, 1848,
Elresh Clanipliene‘,
If OR Sale wholesale and retail by
____ J. A. __wE13D.
Book store um! Biilelilzg.
111% subscriber has st:it't’.3d1hc0ttt1et:tlOn with
his lmok-bindery a book store at which the
‘public will find an assortment ofsizliool and-mis-
cellaneous Hooks, stationery. Lithographs and
such 0ll‘,<}Tltl‘il(:lt)S as the wants’ of the commu-
nity,.may require. The prices of this establish-
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New Crockery.
llfi.-k'1‘O'~.\"S Itch Oiutmcnt—-the genu-
ine article, for sale by
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men! will range rs low as the lowest. A share
of public patronage is solieitetl. .
A.\'_ntu~:\v SELLI2CK.-
l\'oiwalk, Jan. 4, 1848. (ft
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BOOKS.
'E”US"I‘ received a. new supply of miscellane-
c nus books", atlaptcd to the tastes of all -
Positivc tbat. our business facilities enable us to
buy our books clzcrxpcr than any one else, in this
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A::n:-'.i;vv Si:1.Lx:c1..
ledge ou1‘:el'.=c.:-to sell them clzeapizn.
Norwalk Chronicler