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1fSI.AfND.-
.i.."":Retdl' !‘from"most‘of the-towns-hré given: in
the Providence Journal of the‘ 7th. showing the‘ '-
A _ 'c‘é.used'. ' '
_fol1_o\_vin_g aggrfa_ga_tes for Governor :‘
_ 'tiit'iiis,"[iv.j 4:976;-Sacltet, [L.] 3,082; seat. 316.
.. 10.1118. Leglsllltllrei S0 fur as l18m“l- 17 Whigs; Probate ofticeiii Norwalk, on the 15th day of
Locos have been chosen to the Senate, and
I __ A \Vhigs to 23 locvosgin the House. Both Hou-
._seI thorouglily.\Vhig! All hail, Rhode Island,
‘ .-POSTCOFFICE .-\DV.ERTISIl\’G.
I The publishers of the ‘Detroit advertiser,
Vvhig, have brought suit against Mr. Bragg,
the Detroit Postmaster, to recover in dainages
,_ I f_;h~¢ v’;ilu;e ofthe Post Otfiee advertising for the
of Marcli. _"1‘lie case was tried, on the
-» ...§5th ofiMarcl1, and some rather curious facts
5'~'5*“Wél"0 elicited.
Theiidverti-_ing has been given to the Detroit
'Free Press, Democriitic. It was proved, how-
i_“0V'6l',_‘ti1'ttlL thecity circulation ofthe Advertiser
2 is'51‘2, and -tghatz of the Free Press only 335;
according to which the advertising ought to be’
- {giver}, iii;coii'nplia'iice with the act of Congress-
-_-; to the loriim-.r. The publishers of the Advertis-
er domaizded it, with proofof their circulation,
.in 1-‘.-.i..-mu-_.-, but the Postinaster refused to
. make any ciiaiige, declaring that he wot.-"id ex-
amine into the matter on the 1.st tfJuly, plaiit-.:-hath zissigiicd his estate in trust for the benefit:
_.. . . .
‘ing himself on instructions from the Postmaster
,.G8ll8l‘tll, (lesignatiiig this as the time for ex-
aminations aiid the award of the adveitisiiig ;'
' the plaintilf taking the ground that no time is
‘ designated by the act, and that the Postmaster
. Gieneralilias no right to select the day, or make
the examination annual. '
The: decision .\\fll3 against th_e,I’ostmast.er,
with an assessment. of damages for $17 08, be-
. ing the value of the advertising for the month
‘ of March.’ “To look upon this operation of
‘ Pi:OSl’il‘ll&S_l,B,l'S in defiance of law, continuing to
foster their ownjparty presses by their office
patronage, asvery small potatoes—zi dirty busi-
ness toflwhicli no honorable man will tlcscciitl.
The letters in our postotiice are now advci-tis‘ed
in the Gazette accoi'ding to law, not from am‘
or
‘ ._demand.,of ours, but a desire on the part of
the P. M. to abide by that law, irrespective of
‘party p‘refei'ences.
13‘ The following is it list of the officers of
Concord-Division, No. Q, S. of T. for the pre-
sent quarter :—-Hezekiah Raymond, \V. P.;
Marshall French, \V. A.; James H. Hoyt,
R. S. ; John Elwood, A. R. S.; John C. Betts,
F. S.; Gould D. Jennings, T.; O. S. lilerry,
C.; Geo. O. Street, A. C: James Sliearran,
I". S.; Chauncey Siiifiin, O. S.
The oliicers for Friendship Division, No. 10.
S. of T." for the ensuing quarter, are as fol-
lows :--Eber Stevens, \V. P.; Lewis S. Steel,
\V. A.; John Ostiander. R. S.; Isaac New-
ton. Aiull. S.; Justus F. Hoyt, F. S.; Nehe-
iniah Sliciiiwood, T. ; Benjamin Benedict. C. ;
Henry Hamilton. A. C. ; Amos S. Beers, I. S. ;
I‘. \V. Vv'aterbui'y, O. S.
. Good No. 17,
Sa ma ritau Division, has
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g..- ‘
7th, 1848'. , ' .- .
ST-ATE. of SAMUEL B.. XVAR-REN.‘
late ,of_ Norwalk, in said. district, de-
District QT .Nort_cd”*',. S8 TP52z‘te_} Court, April I S .’
21.. 2., _ —~
'~‘Cl'IBA_P-131.2‘ '1‘llAN‘I§Vl2R.
- _su.bsci_:i_ber has purchased during the
past. week, with cash, a large assortment
Ordtizreid--Tliat the Administ.i'ato‘r exhibit his i of New Goods, which added to our former stock.
,,account to this court for adjustment, at the-
'.
;lA[)l'll, 1848, at 9 o'clock forenoon; and that
iall persons interested in said estate may be no-
itified thereof, the administrators will cause this
"order to be published in a newspaper printed in
Norwalk, and post a copy thereof on the sign
post in said Norwalk, at South Norwalk.
1t Tnos. B. Bu'rLi:a, Judge.
: District of Norwalk. :5. Probate Court April
l 3.1 1848 .-
i Pu STATE of ALLEN H. BETTS, late
I of \Vilton in said District deceased.
' ,Tl18lC0l1l't of Probate for the District ol'Nor-
.walk hath limited and allowed six nioiiths from
the datehereof, for the Creditors of said Estate.
to exhibittl‘iei_r claims forscttlcmeut. Those who _
" neglect to present theiraccouiits, properly attest-
5 ed, within said time, will be clebarreda recovery.
ito make iininediate payinent. to
ALLEN BETTS,
' All persons indebted to said Estate are requested ,
iiiakes our assortment as large as most city
,stores. Our rent. and expenses being less we
. can sell cheaper than any other establishment.
we care not where. '
\‘V:ucl|es.—A large assortment of Gold
‘and Silver, \Vatclies. Good full jeweled, gold
-Levers, for 35 dollars, do. full-jeweled Silver
Lever. for 1,8 , dollars. Lepine and common
VVatches in the same proportion. .
Jewelry. All sorts of Pius from 6d to 5
dollars. Jeautiful Stone Rings for 1,25 and
‘ 1.50, worth 2,25 an_d 2,50. Gold Pencils about
. one-hall‘ their former price. Gold,Cha\ins, Sil-
'vcr Thimble-.s, do. Pencils, all sorts Gold and
Silver Spectacles.
Stool Gzooals.-Beads, Clasps, Rings, Tus-
sels, l«‘i'iiigcs, Slides, Chains, dcc.
Ci!lleiry.—Table Knives and Forks, best of
English Scissors, do. Razors, Pocket Knives,
&c. &c.
Silver ‘Ware.-—A large assortment of
Silver Spoons-—as good as can be found, in this
ior any other country. Butter Knives, Forks,
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i more or less, with the buildings thereon stand-
, \V-M. B. JOHN.’ ,q , Q _
T3t15 Adininistrators, \Vitli the \\-’ill annexed. §"."g-l” P°"g'Q' Old "l"’°"s mime °"e"' A 1",‘ ge
' - ~' _ assortment of plated goods, Lake Baskets, Cas-
;Di.:tric£ of .l\'orwz.'l/c, ss. Probate Court, April §lOV$.;Qillldl0Stit=kS» Sl’°°"-‘3- 5m1lle1'5 3-lid TWIIS.
- 3. 1848. V ‘ - c.
E4‘ STATE of Be-ldeii Scott. of \Vilion, inl Accordians.-—A large lot, at about one
l_...J said district, an insolvent dcbtor.‘wlio llfllf Of lllfi‘-ll‘ fOFm8FPl'lC03-
, , . ,B,FF,“'_°¥ §"","’\‘,,',"h‘“{“'1,“°_"'5°f1,C°¥J{5y‘"}diNINGS. as NEWKIRK, for the purpose or;
l.0lcI'e(lIYUI'$- s '”5‘e5vi3°"P>~ “ 9% “’°'~‘5- 9-'1 ‘”te1s"l‘l‘llI1S1'lCtlll_2 the Grocery business. at the old;
. This Court assigns the 17th day of April, Cl0Cl\'Si Looking Glass?-S. find everytliing called
:18-18, at. 9 o’clock. ll)l'(3llClOll, for the appoiiitnient 101' lll 0111‘ limb C» 13- D1SB1’~O\V-
at: the l’i'obate Office 'insaid i\‘oi'walk, of com-5 N- B Vviltcll W0l‘li Of all lillltls (10118 UP 7115
mi.<sioiii=.rs to receive, examine, and adjust the 5
claims ofthe. creditors to said estate ; and the 11“ kinds Of j0blJlUg'dO|1O ill 5110112 D0tlC<‘--
irustees of said estate are directed to give ptib- C- E- D-
Klic notice thereof to all persons interested in
{said estate. by causing this order to be piililisli-
led in a iiewspaper printed ll]-Ft1ll‘llt*.l(l County,
latleast once before said 17th day of April, and
ialso byposting a copy thereof on the sign post
. ['10-it1't‘-Sltlllb residence of said Scott in said \Vil-
ton, at least six days before said 17th day of
A}:-i-il. [Iris] '1‘. I5. BUTLi-;i:, Judge.‘
iDi.«-i'rz'ct QfNor-zcallc, ss. Probate Courl, April.
- 15343.
2 E’ l’O.\" the application of Charles Isancs, of
. Norwaik, in said district., showing to this i - -s *' __ - o --
iC0lll'l2 that lie is Guardian to Benjamin R. L«_ Loclggvoog) 503;,
l lsaucs, a minor, belonging to said district‘, and
E
'that said minor is the owner ol an undivided
«inter:-‘st in the following real estate, situated in ‘ 4'‘ “Ir 0 S ‘ V 7
said Norwalk, bounded and described as fol- ‘ 1 “ Ln 1”“ D’
lows: one tract oflaiid, in quantity, six acres, B0195 Building, ltlam-Street,
_ V _ E E AVING just added to thrill‘ former stock,
.iiig. b‘_““‘d,ed noxithelily by F110 CU|Hl€’ClIcut_ a large and well selected assortnicut. of
Turnpike Road in part‘, and in part by land of fasl-rionzilile Spring and Summer goods, coin-
Cliarles lsaacs, ii l1,(l in part by the land of said _ prising all the varieties now in use for Gen-
. Charles and the heirs of Bi-.iijaniiii Isaacs, t.lemen’s \Vt-an-, would invite the "mention
'do;-c‘(l, easterly by liigbway in part, and in part j of tl.ieir customers and the public to the same,
ll)’ lilml Of Stil**=>' COWS, SOl1tl101'lY by lilnd Of assuring them that all Garments made by them
heirs of Eli Sanford dcc'd in part, and in part by shall be done in ,1 save,-ior and sat;5f,,ct0,.y
land of C. J. Grumaii, and westerly by land of-manner. .
Chas lsaacs. Also one other tract of land called Pm-ticular attention paid to cutting for others
Seymour Meadow and Short Rocks. in tiuaiiti- to make up.
ty cigliteeii acres one iood. more or less, bound- 1\‘oi-walk, April 3_ 1848, 14
ed northerly by Seth Seytnotii‘, easterly by,
liigghway, Itayinoiid Beiiizclict and Moses Byx-I L35,-3 cf glegun-5,
bee and heirs of i3eiijainii'i lsaacs, ucc‘d, south-i EM AINING in the Post on-we, Nor“.,,1k
crly by heirs ofBenjaiiiiii isaacs. den-.'d, Ray- EL AP,“ 1_ 1g.;3_ 1” '
mond Benedict and Moses Byxbee, and wester- B M, I _ , _
l - b P my Hall and heirs ‘ f N-~ai-in N sl) ‘ °C""'3" G°°'g°
3 9 1 ‘ ‘ 0 * _" ‘ "‘ ' . Brown, ‘V111. L. Murphv, Catherine
dec o. Also, one other tract of land called 1 »_mwn Haj“. Moorelbuse [mac H
5 . 1 - . I ( c
; Scudder’s \Voods, in quantity lilteen acres two V Be”. Hiram '
roods, more or less, bounded ll(ll‘l.ll(3{ly and : B”meS0,,‘ George
wesmfl-l by l.“‘ghwi;y‘.?.uSieHl‘ by L' ‘L Stu" lBBllPLllCl.C0l'(l8lltl Mrs.
vans, and soutncily iy _ho.~.. I>..Butlci. Also, , Beers‘ Miss Mum,“ E_ O.Cm_me”, rpimmhy
one other tract of land called Hitchcock lot, in Bl__,dlt_y A B
_ 1 ~ , 1‘ o
Nash, Mrs. Deborah E.
O
hort notice and warranted to give satisfaction, l
O19‘-‘led 1110 {'~'”"""l“.'.s' ii“ 05 Om‘-"3"-‘A lb" lli°iqiiiiii:it.y rigli‘. l'l('l’0.~', more or loss, hounded
present quarter :-—Abiacr Stevens, \V. P. ; § iioi~tlu~.i-ly by lieirs of Jainos Kellogg, doc‘d,
Jonathan Belts} “7. A.; James Platl, R. S. ; “;“?ll‘l‘l3_l"ll.i)' 133;] l;lf:1"".l' ilblgl [§i(~.'ili"s; oil:
. ,_ e. gs, ,.~;o -'._ -e 3' eogg,
Smlges pelllletl‘ A‘ R'"S _’ Seth “'L”‘]‘ F‘ S’ ' E and westerly by highway. Also one other tract.‘
3-. H- Pickett. T-3 ‘V llllflm Bmlllellv C-3 C- of land called Morse Swan’s. in quantity eight
A. Smith, A. C.; J. E. Jones, I. S.; S. M. ‘; acres, two roods, e-igliteeii rod.-:, more or loss,
Cole, George R.
Crane, Joseph
Chichest er, Edward
Reed,
Ruby, Geo. \V.
Rayiiioiid, Flatt‘ F.
Olmstead, Polly
R
George
Cari-oluii, Miss Bridget Ruyviiond, Natlianiel
Coiily John
Ilockwood, Joseph
Main, 0. S.
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ET?‘ A Philadelphia jury in case of Swager
C vs. Stevenson, for breach of promise of inur-
riage, rendered a verdict df $10,000 damages
for the plaintiff. Young men! beware.
13'' The Church of the Pilgrims, in Brook-
_lyn, L. I., which after completing their noble
house land its furniture, found themselves in
. -debt to__,t_h_e ainouiit of 815,000, have recently
-subscribe'd the amount of the debt. individually,
-and placed the society eiitirely out of debt.
K-7:?‘ The State Delegates from New York to,
-the National Convention are John H. Collier
and Sainuel ‘.'t"ood, Loth ardent advocates of
Mr. Clay«and-elected as such.
.3‘ Bennett of the Herald, “in his way”
‘Ethos draws Mr: Poll-;‘s character :
' Mr. Polk, as a public man an(l politician
=appe'ars to be compoiinded of four histori-
-cal elements-—that is to say, he is one
.quarter Cromwell,‘ one quarter Napoleon,
one quarter Robespierre, and one quarter
Louis Phillippc, with a slight dash of
Judasglscariot.
-_.W.-“._i-_T_.___
' it artist.
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z
“Disbrow to Miss Esther M._\Vebb, -ot'.Ridge-
"bury, Pa. .
icb.
In \Vilton on the 19th inst. Racha-el J.
(laughter of Stiles Green, aged 18.“
. D g‘ _ .
Lookmg Glasses.
FIRST rate assortment of Looking Glass-
es constantly on ‘hand, and for sale chimp-
-er than can he found at any other establishment
‘in this county, at the cabinet. ware rooms of
E. QUINTARD, Main-street.
Plates fitted to old frames and frames for-
nished for old plates.
Norwalk, April 11, 1848.
3t15
Nerwalk Academy,
‘ I_*IEA'Summer‘ '1‘erm will comuience on
\Vednes‘day the 3d of May next. A
5tl5 S. HALL, Pi'incipal.
“Light! Light!
HE subscriber has a_ new article of small
_Solar Oil Lamp, which the inventors
confidently affirm can be burnt for one cent an
hgm-. '1;-may be understood by many that-,
coinlnon oil gives the most light when it can‘
.5,‘,',-jug,‘-" Every family having two or three to}
Qfiyh opp;-said, should have oneof _ these lamps. _
mob. in liindsCtJf;,.A:3!‘Il xirizi. Solar lamp‘
.‘-,dlun..a‘o seen . .
"’°"=:'-9° ‘ DISBROW'S..
In this town, by Rev.
. , Chase, Miss Sarah E. Reed, J. A.
bounded iiortlieily and easterly by hignway,i D I Reed Roswell
sonthe:ly by heirs of James Fitch, deed and iD,m Mr, ' S
: I , I I
St. John, Samuel
Stebbiiis, Miss Diary E.
Sissim, Miss Mary
Sheldon, \-Varren
Slcbbins, Mrs. Elihu
Stevens, A. (Squire)
Saxon, Miss Marth
Saly. Mrs. (Indian)
Simms, Capit.
Sherwood, Eunice
Smith, Mr. ('l‘cacher.)
" SlLll'gPS, Wm.
westerly by ll('ll'S ol'Eliphalet Lockwood, dec’d. ; Driver Fanny
Also, a store and wharf lying on the west side j Dwis ban.)
of Norwalk harbor, bounded westerly by high-‘‘ 3 , 13,- -
way, noitliealy by Stiles Curtis. easterly by the ' D‘sbww' jplscmn
channel of the harbor, and southerly by \Vil- ' F0‘ Bets
liam K. James. Also a tract of salt inoadow ; FO'ene 'MYiss Bria mt
bounded easterly by the cbaniiel of NorwalkfF,m,c”' M,mh(,wl“
harbor. southerly by Gould D. Jennings, west- 3 Fimow yLc"vis
erly by highway, and northerly by bank flll(l'jFiSher‘ I '
Henry Brusli, and showing just and reasonable ' "G
cause for selling said real estate: praying for , Gimey Mipimei
an order, and that’ be or some meet porsoirbe 5 Gm"-my M',,,.,.,s
. 3-
fully iippe;ii's. 0r([erai’——That the ft)l(“.°t)lll" - r John‘ Mflmmw
application be heard at the Probate Offide. iii E ppm, 2rerw0Odi,vJOhn
:Norwalk, on the ‘27th day of May, 1848, at. 2 I_1"'”,»m_d“'i\.i.lSS‘hlguflha ‘ nusom ' ',n'
‘UL-lock aiioriioon; and that notice tliereol be Hmlfurd‘ M-‘SS E. B.
Hogan. Thomas
Tredwell. Mrs. Marg‘t
Thomas, Mr.
lliavis, \Vm.
Thair, Mrs. Ellen‘
Teen»-y, Bridget
Taylor, Lewis
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies, three weeks
siiccessively, at least six weeks before said
ti-me llS$lO’lle(l. , . _ ,
'1‘:1?;.l3llf1TPE1‘~.l9f‘e‘%9:.. :l2ll:‘a-?‘lili;‘.’-.:"°““
District of Norwal/c, ss Probate Court, Apri _, K
(3,-;,, 15fi3_ Ring. Leariics \Villiams Le-grand
' PON the application of Mary A. Curtiss; I\f"‘_“'°”1‘5_'v GF;“"'g9 9 \V*_ll50"a H9-11|',Y
of the city and state of New York and’ K‘”m.Yv Mlss 1‘=-W191‘ “ZWTOO. JOlm ‘V-
;‘Diivid H. Ctirtiss, hiisbaiid of siiid Mary sliow- L W 'l5°”~ Ge°"l§° C-
f mg to this ‘Court that. she is giiardian to G~eor- _ _ ‘Vt’-Obs» 0- Hi _9
=giaiia Nash, late of New Ca iiaaii in said dislricf. Lockwood‘ “:'”"‘m \V?l|‘!‘t£n, Martin
a minor, now residiiig in the City of New York, L°°k“'°°dv W m' R‘ \V‘”'dv G"'°"g"
and tliatsaid Minor is the owiie_r ol the follow-I _ M \Vi”d- Hem"? D‘
ing estate, situate in New Canaan in said Dis- ' Mmldi M55 M“f.Y \V- “itlfids -ltllm
trict, viz: an undivided l'lgll[ in a tract of land M“el"_e"',iV£"3' ('30- “’”.55lllv “rm-
and l)uilcliti_g~i tliereoti, in quantity one i'ooi.l_M°"””i lflus \Y00l59-V~ -l0lm
more -or" less, bounded east. by Aluiaduras Memlv E"“l¥ 3 °“".£{5 Selllck
Brower, south and west by Samuel Raymond, lM-eake" 6‘: Sl‘°_l'W°°_d- Vim D8BOgl1FtiM-‘ltl-lie!‘
and north by highway. Also, another tract of' Pe"5°"5 °"”‘“l'1~'.lOl' ,,lh9 HOOVO letters will
one -rood more or less, with the store standing f Please 5”)’ " i1d"'9l‘“5ed-
thereon, bounded north and west by highway, J-‘AMES STEVENS» P- M-
cast and soutli by Samuel Kayinoiid. Also, one N0l‘VW1ll<i Alml 1. 1843- *
otii-er ll‘ii(Zi in fee in quiiiitity one rood more or
'less. lznnialctl iiortlierl ' and easterl * on hi rh-
lv;z=._‘_-'. west on heirs of3Sainuel St.3John find.Pl.0vis$;E$‘§l§fig[&§)%,°ckc|_y
é soul}: on land of the heirsof H.aniii:li C. Ogden. E devote much time in biiying the above
_ Al.-cm, tract at Mount Misery of 3) acres more ' mticiesy and those of good m,,:;li,y_ Om,
"or lt':%S, l.)O‘t1ll(letlIliOl"ll1f0;l)lllnd Set _Sainuel1 P..,,,Ss0,.m,em is genemny very Imfge many 0
Tulllcs Oflst ‘"1 ill“ 0 9”" m“ ‘' Sm“ 1 °“ ‘ them iurchased for Cash and we irofe ,
lflnd Of 50101110“ \Vi“'l"S "ml W95‘ 0", Josellll a beltler article for the same niduey ziiijii
Sillliiiian. Also, one Olillt“-l‘ tract of six acres I stem in the C0umy_ ‘V6 do not chm“ the
more or less, bounded north by land ofSt‘ephen , f,,Cu|ty of gemng rid of inf-e,.i0,. “macs at
Hoyt, east by land of heirs of Sainuel St. John, as good prices as we would ask for the best
South by hem’ °l Hezellluh J°‘"“”§“7 ‘”‘d “'_"'5t: quality. It is our intciitioii to be in the market
by land of Seymour Comstock, and showing: ,,e,,,.]y every week during me season. Hence
just and reasonable cause for selling said realgwe cm, take the ,,d,,,,m,,ge of buying goods
esmtei iP"“Yl"g for ‘"1 °"d°"v “lid t-hilt he Or 3 low when olfered, which will be for theabenefit
some meet person be empowered to sell the ' of our customers, as we shall charge onlya very
same, as per application on file, dated the 5th small profit in ,,dv,mce_
day of April 1848 more fully _nppears". . _ T_ 55 \V_ E. RAYHONIL
Ordered-—Tliat the foregoing application be New Canaan, March 10’ 1848_
he rd at the Probate Office, in Norwalk, on the .
27bit day of May 1848. at 2 o'clock afternoon;
and-that notice thereof be published in seine
Johnson, Lewis
Ly rich , Micba cl
publ c newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks successively, at
least six weeks before said time assigned.
3115 ‘~ THOS. B. BUTLER. Judgg._‘
JVOTICE.-;—My wife Roxana, having left my
.1. bedand "board without just cause _or,prov-
Owliofl. tbisis to forbid all persaiis harboring or
trusting her on my account. as -.I .: will -, pay. no
debts of her contracting. SIL AS BEERS.
Riageii'ei_d April 3, 1848. tn-is
HE subscriber has taken an office on the
second floor of Pennoyer 65 M errill’s store,
second .,door from the corner of the Bridge.—
Those indebted to him will please make them-
selves acquainted with these premises, without
delay, and where those having any business
with "him in the way of his ofiice as collector, ‘or
in the line of insurance. are invited tonal!-
Juna .-Run.
Norwslk. March 19. 1848. ll
‘ *-‘i§1".-;":‘-.'?':'?"- »
*lliiroliliaiiiiiisiali.
E. GUERTIS,
ERCHANT TAILOR.‘ NoL '10 Main
- . st. ‘O.Imstead's‘Buildings, would t.a1<'e’tliis
opportunity to return his tlianks. to his nunier-,
ous friends for their liberal patronnge,and solicit
a continuance of their favors." He would also
sortmeut of _ .'
BROAD CLOTHS.
Consisting of French, English, German and
American Manufacture.
, CASSIIUERES.
A large assortment. of French, Doesltin, plain
fancy, and Tweeds Cassimere. '
VES TINGS,
A large and splendid assortment over brought
into Norwalk. - -
The above goods will be sold as cheap or
cheaper than can be he bought elsewhere.
I The subscriber pledges himself that alligat-
fments made at this establslnneiit, sin: 1 be supe-
lrior in style an_dwoi'kinanship to any thing in
5 town. .
I Cutting done as usual.
Spring Fashion: .Rcce2'-red.
Norwalk, March 29, 1848.
Notice.
invite attention to a large and well selected as- ‘
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Airong an unusually'large' stock may be fo‘i‘iud_
we would invite attention. The printer cannot
and examine for- yourselves. Come soon or they’ll.be gone’;
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i'aitce iii Arms
Great Consternation in E urope. .
HILE we read of \lt:"it'r's,and'rumo‘rs Of.V_V'n'!'S‘-.-‘--Of revolutions" and nnfiional ovortlamwc;
let us not forget that the cause of such ti°e_m‘en_doiia‘ excitomeug in ; goym, jg 111.1». 3
' - _ new and splendid assortment of DRY ‘ GOODS has_ }llSt been received by the sub-’
scriber at the old stand of A. M. ‘Ward. which he’ rsso'llm'g off at prices which defy competition.-
some most exquisitly bD8Uf.lftill,Dfln18'—l0 which‘
spai-e us the room to _par=ti_c‘ulari1e',-s_o jug: calf
CHARLES C.BI1.'1"l‘S.-
Tremendous
More myfiootls.
The Old Bridge Store Forever}
if HE llmlersigzned have this day formed a
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co-partiiei-sliip under the firm of JEN-‘,
Stand of Gould D. Jennings, No. 7 Main-street,
where they have on hand. and intend keeping
as choice air assortment of groceries, and as
cheap as canbe found in this or any other town.
GOULD 1). JENNINGS.
. JAMES C. NE\VKIRK.
Norwalk, April 1. 1848.
P. S. The subsciiber would return his sin-
cere tbanks to the public for their former pat-
ronage. and would respectfully solicit ii con-
tinuance of the same to the new firm. In
bringing his old business to a close, it will be
iieccssary that all accounts should be settled
without delay.
GOULD D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk, April 1, 1848. 14
French Cloths :rml Cassimercs.
C. C. Bl1)'.l"l‘.*f.l.
Ghildrenfis Retreat.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Main st.
term on the 3d of April.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
E. SUSAN Bl-2'1"l‘S, Principal.
J. S. ()L!lilS'I‘1-SAD, Assistant.
NORWALK, March 28, 1848.
0'l‘lCI3.——The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Conn. Turnpike Co.
will be holden at the Hotel of D. Stephenson,
on the second Tuesday in April at ll o'clock A.
M. Pororder E. C. Bissi»:i..t., Sec’y.
INVALUAIBLE
I-‘ANIILY COIVIP.-ANION.
‘IX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
'-
ofthe Heart, and all Female Diseases. 334
pages, 28 eiigravings. Paper 50 cts; bound 75
cts.
Mail to any part, 50 cts. postage. lnlialing
Tubes. Silver, 83, by innil, letter postage. Ab-
domiiiiiiiil Siippoi-t.ci's, perfect, 38 lto 810, for
all Ruptnres. Falling ofthe Bowels and \Vomb,
and \Veak Rack. and Chest; sent. by Express
everywliere. For Braces or Sll[)l)Ol'l’(.*l'S, or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, and circutnference of person next the sur-
face, ju:i' above the hips. If Rupture, mention
which side. Agents wanted for the sale of the
above goods. Address Dr. S. S. FITCH. 707
-Broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb. ‘.24, 1848.
N E \V GOODS.
THE subscriber has just received large ad-,
. ditional supplies of goods in his line which
are offered either wholesale or retail at the
lowest New York prices. Among articles re-
ceivedare— I
‘.250 kegs first. quality cut nails.
‘.200 boxes \Vindow Glass from 6X8 to 22X30.
5 tons pure \Vliite Lead, best brand-:.
50 reams wrapping paper.
1y'13
and neatsfoot oil. Paints of kinds.
Ploughs, shovels, spades, mill and cross-cut
saws, together with a general assortment 0
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steele, ézc.
VVM. C. STREET.
Norwalk. March 27, 1848. 13
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L ARGE stock ofbleaclied and unbleach-
ed Muslins at unusually low prices.-
An extra nice article of bleached at one slrilli-ng
st. c. c. BET’
’l.‘A.XES 2 Ta)‘ as 1 1
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To De11r.v._iuent:s l
TI-IE un‘-p 5,.’ '_"....cs on lists of 1845 and '6,
have been duly placed in the hamls ofthe under-
signal for inziizeclizzlc collecliorz. As these lar-
cs are past due, and further delay out Q/' the
qucslion. deli’-nqucnts will have 720 cnasefor com-
'pla2'nI,, ifaflcr fair notice. they are required to
])a_7/for all extra travelancl trouble of collection.
JA1lTES REED. Collector.
Norwalk, fllarc/L 6, 1848. 10
District of l_\'orwallc', ss Probate Court, April
3d. 1848. ,
PON the application of GEORGE W’.
RAYMOND, showing to this Court. that
he is Guardian to Gershom Raymond of Nor-_
walk, a Minor belonging to said District, and
lthat. said Minor is the owner of an individual
interest. in the following real estate, viz :‘
All that certain tract of land situated in
half acres. with the buildings thereon standiiig,
bounded north, by land of heirs of Sarali Dike-
man, dec‘d ; east, by highway; south, by Cyrus
Fitch, and west. by In ad now or late ofthe heirs
of Stephen Sillick, dec‘d, and showing just and
reasonable cause for selling said real estate :
person be empowered, to sell the same, as per
application on file, dated the 3d day of April,
1848 more fully appears.
Ordererl-That the foregoing ‘application be
heard all The Probate Ofiice, in Norwalk, on the
20th day of May. 1848. at 2 o’clock afternoon;
and that. notice thereof be published in ..some
public newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks successively at least
six weeks-before said time assigned.
‘TIIOS. B. BUTLER, J udge.
OLD PEN S, .1 us: received a good assort-
- meat of ditfereiit meters. at . I
. - C. E. DISBROWS.
lENTS. wishing to purchase soiiietliiiig
Mail to any part.—postage 9 1-2 cts. I
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, $2.:
pr yard, is sellinglrapidly at the old stand Main"
said Norwalk, containing about three‘ and a-I
praying for an order, and that he or some meetl
‘and see.
Norwalk, April 3, 1848.
other cstablisliinent in Fairlield County.
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfied of the truth of our statement. T g
P. S. Just received a fresh supply of New Spring GO0(.ls-I most splendid assortment. Call
Excitement.
» tion. can be purchased of a better quality, and great deal cheaper than at any
W E believe that it has now become a settled fact that DRY GOODS of every dc-sc‘i'ip=
Those in want of anything in the Dry
C. J. GRUMAN.
sis-sis
_ _ fl f C] I ‘ _ receiving additions during the past; two months.
W,” d7(”"0"”“ le _Wi‘l.l' 0 -1 mp; W C/Rhséllleles alinost every kind of American, English, French, German, and Italian Goods. VVe do not
! ‘ *"'“" 1° U‘ “'5 lie 0‘ Sldllda ‘- 0- 11 wish to conceal thefact that goods are very low.
AGAIN IN THE FIELD!
WITH A LARGE STOCK or
ry Goods
UR friends, and the public ,generally, will please notice the arrival of our New Goods.-
bcing the first of our large purcliiises for this st-asoii, although we have been weekly
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\Ve have now a good assortment of
‘We have never seen Domestic and Feb-
;Clgl'l goods lower. The system we have adopted since the formation of the present firm, and
Elite large increase of pati'onage has convinced
1is to sell goods at. it very small living profit.-
.enable us to sell goods lower than otiieis in the (rude.
iseasoii many real bargains in the Dry Good Lino.
V'D‘I--IIS school will commence its SlllDIIlB1'|lllt':ll' interest to exaniine our stock and ariclcs.
Terms as usual.. obligations whatever to buy if they look through our entire stock.
Call and examine our stock of sheetiligs and domestics of every description,-
' only consideration.
and compare prices with others in the trade.
New Canaan. March 9, 1848.
us the only successful way to pursue business
The liicilities we have availed ourselves of will
\Ve predict that we shall offer this
Those wishing to purchase will find it to
‘\Z\7e do not consider piirchasers under any
Lowest‘ prices should be the
'1‘. 6: \V. E. RAYMOND.
TEAS !
Teas 1
News Y'orI.~. and Canton Tea Company.
HE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY. the oldest and most extensive‘ ted
establishment in America, have established aiiagency in Norwalk, and iappointed the sub-'
'sct'ibet' their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purést, moclfra-'
Cure of CO!18l1lll)ll()l), Asthma, Discs ‘es.
I I grant and perfect teas to be found in the world-—Chinii excepted. Besides being un'e‘quallod id
quality, they defy competition in price. \’/liereever their teas have been tried, they have so-'
cured the highest satistiictioii, and the continued
Noi-walk, Dec. 20, 1847.
SPRING ARRANGEDIENT,
Commencing Wed/isduy, Jllarr/z lst, 184-8.
--ron——
PORT CHESTER. ROCKY NECK,
S '.l‘AlYII~‘0Bl) AND l\'0IE\‘l/ALIK.
*“"§,—-
THE SPLENDID S’l‘EAM)-ll.
Calif. .Ao Do
\Vill leave New York from the Pier east side‘
Catharine Market Slip, as above---
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 1 O’CLOCK
SUND/AYS EXCEPT!-JD.
II?‘ Returning, leaves Norvvnlk every mor-
riin,-_r, Sundays excepted. at 7 o'clo zk, Stamford
8. Rocky Neck 85's,, and Port Chester at 83.
Stages" will be in readiness at the Landing to
convey passengersto VVest port. Southpoit,Fa ir
field, Bridgeport. Daiibury, Ritlgefield, New-
Lmseed‘ wh"le' Sperm‘ elellhmm dive‘ lard‘ I Canaan. \Viltoii, Stanwich and Middlepiittin.
!$’All persons are forbid trusting any‘ indi-
hvidualmi account oftliis boat or her owner.-
New York, Feb. 29, 1848. ’
a 7 '
Selleck s Line !
THE DOMESTIC
will leave this Tuesday
7 _ evening for New York
..-..—.- . and the MARY A.
. SELLECK on the Tuesday following, Fur-
' the-.r arrangemeiit given liereafter. .
'Nnrwalk, Feb. 22. N." SELLECK.
P, S. The Domestic will leave on Saturday
March 4th, and the Mary A. Selleck the Tues-'
day following-——Coinmciicing their regular trips.-
Wanted.
do the chores in a small family, and go to
school a part ofthe time. For further particu-
lars, inquire at the office of the Norwalk
« Gazette. {fa
ROOM TO LET.
ROOM over the store of the subscriber
now occupied by (ice. A. Kenworlhy,
suitable for an office or shop, to lot. from April
1st. ‘ Wu. C. STRI-21-3'1‘.
Doincslic Goods.
S UST received 5 bales Brown Goods bought
O at the present uncoiiiirioiily low prices it
little lower than ever before and will be sold
faccordiugly. '
Also, a large lot of bleached goods very low,
‘by '1‘.L.<§,-J. R. PECK.
DRUGS AND FIEDICJNES.
B have been‘ making additions to our for
mer good assortineiit, of Pure Drugs and-
Medicines which we offer lower by 100 percent
than others in the trade. That is to say, 50’
"cents will buy as much in quantity as can be
bought any where else for -$51. 'I,’ersons will?
please call and get a printed list of Prices and:
compare with the usual price they have paid‘
before-—we' furnish all who call for them. _
" - T. 6: \V. E. RAYMOND.
‘New Canaan. March 10-
~ For Sale...
HE subsci‘iber offers for siile"a' light two
seat pleasure Carriage, and‘ single-ha_'i~
D683, on reasonable terms. For fiirther partic-
ular: enquire of _ Au'u‘.n--M.'u.i.oiiv.
Norwulk. April 3. 1540.
L‘ GOOD trusty boy about 12 years old to-
I
Hi
and eager patronage ofthe purcliase‘r'.' All that
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of l\’orwalk. Mas. M. \\’.txssiA:v.-
51
Cé_”.=®IJ.d1®:i:1 2?.-1221311
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG ADIES.
muncispom‘ CONN:
7 BE Sutnmer session of this school W‘
commence the first ‘Wednesday in May.-
Terms, references, and testimonials given H
circulars ; for wliicb, address the principal.-
MRS. LOUISA A. SMITH.
Bi-idgepoi-t, March 6, 1848. 22310
_ _ , DISSOI.Ul‘IONa , .
H E co‘-partnership heretofore existing II-'
dcr the name and firm of Vfeed 6.’. Hoyt,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 4th of
iii.-it. March. All claims against said _firr'n will
be settled by either" of the‘ parties at their’ for-
mer place of business, and all persons ii‘i'd'olitod-
to said firm are‘ respectfully requested to cell
and settle such debts with the least possible‘
delay. In giving this notice to the’ public, out‘
friends and custoiiiers we beg‘ leave to return‘-
; our sincere attkiioiiledgciiieiits, for the very‘
liberal and t'iniforin_patronage with which we
have been favored 1' nd to inform them tho!
the business will be continued on the same
- . premises by one of the former firm, Benjamin‘
"Hoyt, and’ that a continuation of the forms!"
patronage will be gratefully received. There
will be always on hand a large iind genera‘!
assortineiit. of Dry Goods, Hardware, Gre-‘
ceries, Crockery, Paints and Oils, with the‘
various articles asked for in _a country store,»
and everything of the best quality at the lowooc
market price: S. A. \VEED.
, _ BENJAMIN HOYT;
New Canaan, March 13. 1848.-
I . .
New Spring Goods
'1‘ Pi-:cKs you will find a general- assert-‘
ment of new Spring Dry Goods; which‘-
;will be opened in the course of the p'r'e‘sen§"
j week together with a large‘ stock of Groceries,-
Ci'ocke’ry,- Ready Made Clotliing, Boots Shoes.-
&c. a list of which in part will be found below.
Thercl'ore', . .
Call at Pt-ek’s Branch Store, there you'll find
Dry Goods to suit the eye and mind;
Brown and bleached muslins, very nice
Are selling cheap at any price.
‘ Ginghams, Alpizccas-, DeLaines and I’:int.I.'
And a good assoitinetit of Chints,
Edgings, Ribbons, Blinds, and Laces,-
The best in this or other places.-
Il'dk’fs, shawls, both long and square‘,
And rich silk goods for prices fair :
Dress good of all styles, Shades, Parseletttg.
Linen, Hosii~.r_\', and Sattinetts,
Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings. Cra-vat_s'.~
Gloves, S‘uspeiidcrs, niian and boyp’ Capt".-
In short, Dry Goods of every ki'n'd,- ‘ '
At I’eck‘s’ Branch‘ Store‘ you will find;
Crockery and Groceries too‘,-
Are offer-‘ed cheap for cash to you‘.
Our China, Glass, and Earthenware,-
With any stock will well ‘compare.-
Whireand Bi-own sugars at all prices‘.-
Good, Molasses. Coffee‘ and Spices.-
Our B'lack- Teas are very low‘,-
Greeu Teas you’ll' find not so slow.-
In truth all Goods ‘we’ have for sale‘.-
To please the buyer cannotfail,
So make a call and take a look ‘
And you'll find what we say is “Burk.”
"March 27th, 1848'.
" _ TIMOTHY. _
,_CLovER and lied, Tpp Seed - or «put.
~ lit’, ' afved. _
. °°'.. M." 5- 2- onusrlhh.
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