:5 against it,'a_nd
I‘.
J x
1"
"I‘aii'Wui'e Ai.iii.?ifuic_ i"oi' 11851 is piililishied.
P It contains a gieatiquiintity offvaluable politica|_ I
information. i _ . _ . ,-
I3’ The Lowell Courier, by t.uriiinig._~toi'tli'e
vdtein 1793 establishing the l«"ug'it.ive, Slave
cl_au_se of the Coiistitution, proves that it. was
passed by 11 majority of Northern votes, there
being 26 votes from Free States in its favor to
22 Southern votes in favor to
2'agair.st. it. ,.
IMPOIVI‘.-\1\"l‘ Di:cisio.\'.—Tl_ie Fire Depart,
ment of New York has recovered $11.,000‘on
a_;uit agai:."st Mr Gale, for building the walls
of eleven houses of less thickness than required
by law. ,./
CENSUS or Vi-:r..\io.\"i‘.——'l‘lie census of this
State has been completed with‘ the exception
of eight. towns in Rutland county, and adds up
303.1,90 inhabitants: gain since 1840.\Q0.(l589
which will probably be increased alio‘ut. 500.
making the iiicrmise in the State about 21,000.
1 F1H~‘.P2 N1-1G aoi-zs -AT 'i'iii«: Sou'i*ii.——-—Tlie
Charleston Mercury opposes the proposition to
reinove tliefree negro:-s from the State. It
considers sucli a uieasni-e olijr-t,-iioiizilile on the
score of expetlieni-y. lt siiys theyare a peace-
able and orderly people, and we have seen no
reason to siispect them eiilieii-ofa disposition to
conspiracy or to riot. Tlicir sympathies are
with the whites iatlier than with the blacks
M any of them are slavcluilders, and a good pro-
portion are industrious, sober and useful mem-
bers of the cominunity.
1NoiAN::.——li‘i°oiii the last report made by the
Commissioner of lndian allairs, it appears that
there are in the State of New York 4,000
-Indians, having under cultivation 1600 acres of
land.
JICNSY Li.\'ii’:s Pl-2l:lL(iUS Vo\’.\oi—:.~—Tlie
\Vilinington (N. C.) Coininercial contains a
card signed by J enny Lind and her company.
bestowing warm praises on the captain, engi-
neer and crew of the steainlioat. Gladiator, for
the praisewortliy manner in which they ma ii-
aged the boat during their late passage, which
they say was of an unprccedcntly teuipostnous
-nature, and lasted lltt'0U:;ll0ltl. the voyage of
:~tliirty-fo.ur’ii:iurs. bi-ing seveiiteeii hours beyond
rtlie period iisiiiill-_v occupied in the trip.
@'it is_ estiiii:i1'ed that: there were 900
niitrijiages in -Coiinrt-tic-ut on New Y(nr's ore
and New Yeai”s day.
C-§’f§ law fir-i.‘.i,;a short t.iin.e since, existed
at Buillilo, as "‘.FlllI.t10J‘(%. I;la~ll & Hziven. One
-of these gentletnen is now Pi'e.sitlci.it of the U.
States, another I’ost.inastei' (~}enei'al and a
.'.hii'd is just eh-icted to Coiigre:-‘s.
'Coit.\ii:ac~i-: 01-‘ (‘,‘o:\".\'i-:c'iit-u'i'.—During the
goat‘ ending June 30. 1850, tliere were built in
Connecticut 3 ships, 7 brig-‘, ‘27 scliooiiers. 9
I‘loops and canal boots, 1 steamer. Total, 47;
‘tonnage, 4.890.
The tuniiage of the several districts in Con-
necticut is as follows : ,
l‘.nroll-id.
12.033 72
l7.l'.’() 6'3
6.72.1 03
10.730 70
13.900 ‘Ll?’
Total.
19.19!) 3'?
~'l(l.l«.‘3-l
19.919 ':')tl
15.7211 4'0
.G~‘1,'8L’t:' I2?
Ptegisn-i'erl. '
Mic-hlletowii 95
N. London 23.30-1 ‘.33
Stonington 13.158 «'17
I\',‘llaveii 4,9514 0:’)
Fuirfeld 808 35
" —:i?iTl:.e young Countess De-.iiilii-isl..i, who
came to this country in July last. with her lins-
band, who is now honestly and uobly siippoi'tiag
himself by selling sega rs in Nassziii street, New
York, was born the Princess Cs:ii'toi'isL,a.
Paooni-zss IN I{o.\ii-:.——Tlie Americans have
obtained to build a Protestant
church in llome--tlic first ever t)Pl'tfiil'l’(3Ll in -the
Etei-iril City.
I?” The census returns of the State of Mn-
ryland exhibit a population of 591,000. of
which number 90.000 are slaves. The slaves
hiiwi increased only about 1,000 since 18-10,
while the iiici'case of the white and free colored
populat._ion has been 1‘20.000. making an iii-
crc-iise of 121,000 souls in the State within ten
permission
years.
I?Tlie Britisli ship Delta, arrived in New
York on Sunday last. with 349 emigrant. pas-
sengers. Nineteen died of ship fever on the
'pa_ssi_ige, and all were in a pitiful condition.
_Dppt'esse(l by the divest. poverty. Forty of
them were taken totlie New York marine
hospital. 1
33"’. The editor of the St. Louis Intelligencer
has been reqni-.sted by the proprietors of tive
of the most extensive flooring mills in that city.
to tender to the Hon. Henry Clay. henceforth.
any quantity of flour necessary for the use of
his household at Ashland.
E?‘ The Legislature of Delaware organized
on Tuesdav. Gov. Tliorp expresses liiuiselfin
favor ofthe late Coinprnniise ineasures——-ui'ges
‘ 37iip_oii the Legislature the calling of a Conven-
,_tiou—and says the exp’-‘nses of the State for
‘the last two years have been $31,000; and the
revenue, $28,000.
E5?‘ The Homestead Exemption Law of N.
York, went into operation on the 1st inst. it
exempts from sale on execiition for debts, here-
after contracted. the lot and buildings thereon,
occupied as a residence owiied by the debtor,
being a iiouseholdcr and having a family to the
__vnlue of 31000.
Tm: \VAsui.\‘G'ro.\' i\1o.\'u.\ii-:.\"i'.—-Iii aid of
this work, the Chickasaw liidians have, in
council, contributed 3200. During the dis-
cussion of the matter, it was stated by t.lie
members that the Nation had never shed the
blood of white men in war, and that they ven-
' erated the memory of \Vashington as much as
their white brethren.
I?‘ The public slioulrl be mi their guard
against. mutilated bank bills. In many cases,
such mutilation is caused by counterfciters,
who take four bills and make five of them. The
banks in some iiistances refuse to i'edcein the
patch-work notes in self-defence.
I?’ The Pope is now residing in one of his
palaces near Rome,
. N.'York Cattle Market, Jan. "7.
At market. 1.800 l)t3l;£gVeS, 100 cows and calves, and
good retailing qualities at
'{r(C]d\i:é?afii)dtOC8iil(iii:.s, Sales at from 20,00 rto 40,010‘.
1,5S0l18a(l$‘{()i83t‘l(715J.I!t11lJS-'-Sheep at 2,00 3.10,. Lambs
..K
V;.I-1--1':-4»-. -2 , .. .~>~.'¢'.-.th~.,‘:\-‘:~«‘~.:.:'h'¢
In:.Danbui'y;~':on' the 1st:* iust., by; -:Eldei' -‘J.
Abbott, Mr. Ebenezer G.» Bailey to Miss Mary
A. Keeleri also on the ‘24tli. ult.'., by ‘Reid - H.
L_vo_n_,\_Rev_. Geo. 11. Deere, to Miss Louisa
Downing: also on the 1st ii_ist.; by Rev Mr.
M8l'\V'iD. Mr. Benjamin B. Read to C2itli'a_rine
Seller.-k. ' ' * A .- °
_ Died.
In this town, on the 8th inst... Mr. Cliarles
\Vliitney. aged 35; also on the 9th 'inst., a son
ofli‘redi-ick Smith aged 10 years; alsoon the
7th inst., Uriah Lee aged‘54; also on the oth
inst., Joseph Hoyt, aged 77 years.
In D.ii-ion. on the 7th inst., Samuel Kinny,
aged 10 yea rs. ‘
ln Soutli Norwalk, on the 7th iiist., Mrs.
Estlic-i' l)‘i'usli, aged 58 years.
In Georget-own, on 7th‘ inst., Mr. Mathew
Br-ant-it, agi-ti 05 _\-‘ears. .
lu Danliury. on the Shh inst., after a . linger-
ing illness, Mr John A. Rogers. in the 39th year
of his age. .
. In NP“-'l0\\'l1, on the 27th i.ilt., Joanna wife
of LllI'tll)S()tll3ll‘(?ll. and dau;:liter ol the late
Rev Solomon Glover. aged 76. '
Butter and Cheese.
4‘?P.Ot\l Verniont dairies; 900 lbs. butter
put up in about 50 lb tubs forfimily use,
at 1.5 cc-tits per lb. by the ti.ib. Also, 1800 ||,.-,
clieesu at G} cts pct‘ lb., by the cask or sinalc
clieeso. fin‘ Stile. at MOU LTO.\"S.
\Veslp0t't Jan. 13th, 1851.
Ready Made Clothing.
7 ‘HE sub.-:ci'il.ier has taken the store iicxt. to
the one occupied by Mr. lsaacs. which
he. has lilled with a choice assortuient. of ready
made clothin_<_v, caps. umbrellas. (Ye. Persons
iiitendiiig to pnrcliase will do well to call
and exiiniiiie his stock, for he will sell gobds as
cheap as can be found elsewlicre.
ll. MAGNER.
‘2
Norwalk, Jan. 13th. 1351.
Fall and Winter Goods
EFOR sale at greatly rednt-erl prices. by
31 s \l()U[.TON, ‘J.-.
'\Ve:-ztport. Jan. 13th, 1§5l.
t\'O H. W .-\ LK
S'.'E'E.é§.'£'VZ Fmamsraa IVEII.-I:
AND Szlfill Mil) Blilfill FiiC'1'll1l_Y.
H
H
A Vl.\‘Ci purcliaseil the building lately oc-
cupied by Alexai'ulei' A ustin, as an lrmi
l7otiiidry. (about. six rocs froiii the Norwalk
Holt-l.) we have lilted it up liir the-. purpose (if
"tilt-'|ti'iI<.'ll|I'iI.,i_,' Doors. Sa.-*livs and lllinds;
Plaiiiiig, 'l'(iii;_-iii-ii.i;{. (li'ooviii;_v_ and Sawing, and
all work coniiccti-Ll with the above lmsiiioss; and
are now ready to receive. orders for any aniouut.
of work. which we will guarantee will be ex-
ecute-il with di-pati.-li :.i.-d in a .=iipo.-im- m;.m—,.-,-,
at prices that cannot fail to suit. all who may
favor as with their orrlm'<.
Our inachiiie for Sashes and lllinds is con-
structed on anew principh’-., and is the. only one
ill llli‘ Sljklr“-: and we are pi'i».p:irr-il to prove to
the szitisliitrtiiiii of any good jutlgn that the work
turned out by this nincliiiie is .S'II,')t?/'I.0I'.l0 that
done b_y hand or by iiiacliinei'_\' not (3t)ll:'-‘ill‘l.t(.'ll'tl
on the same principle. Our Planing Macliiue
is one of \\"oodwoitli’s patent. wliicli is the only
one. as the public are well aware. that does its
work in a proper nianner. \Ve also have ii’
niacliinie for uiaking Mouldiiigs. of (llll‘t-.i'li‘lil
sizes and patterns, by which we are enabled to
furiii.-‘li tliciii clii-aper than any one c:in pur-
cliase his stock, and saw them out by iizind.
ln sliort. our liicilities for 4-ai'ryiii;; on the bus-
lllt'$'€ are scco7i.'( lo iionc,and we would invite the
public to give us a call. 1l.1Sl3E.LL LY. CO.
lll-2.\'l{Y l.~‘IHZLl..
I’iiii.o .l. I-xiii-;Lr..
Norwalk. Jan. lltli. 52851.
A Gl’»l£A'l‘ l*l.»\ll.G.-UN‘ Oli‘l“Ell.EDl
E‘ar.m for Sale
]Vc(l.r ll"'Z.';.~‘/ll"/igt()2i.., D. C.
ON E of the very best lilI'll1.~l in .\1arylaiul.
?__aliour 5 miles ."'roui the capitol, cousistiiig
some ‘300 acres of grain grass and wood
3t*.‘.’
ii’
1 land, is olTci'cd for sale upon very ac(:omnioda-
lllI_L{l(‘I‘l1lS,:ltl(l for less than two-tliirds its value.
it is the iornier resideiice of the late Judge
Dorsey of Md.. who expeinlml iiiatiy thousand
dol'ars in lieitiitilyiiig the groiinds, buildings.
L\',(,‘ , and obtaining the clioiccst varieties of ev-
ery species of fruit. Tlicre is upon the place
a large . nil . ommodious two and a half story
dwelling and other suitable. outbuildings. An
orclia rd of two tlion.-and beach trees ofthe W?-".V
lie.-t quality. which will in any ordinar_\ season
\'lPlll a clear prolil. of $1000: about 300 apple
trees, with plums, apricots. quinces, pears, nec-
ta rines, clu-rries, grapes, &c.. and about one
acre of the tiniest. strawlierries. Aboiit one
linnr.lred acres is of the ricliest and most pro-
ductive soil-—the remainder is in wood and gra-
zing land. Under propercultivation the t1'l(‘.ll(l-
ow will cut 100 tons of good hay, which in
\Vasliin.'zton niarket is always worlli $90 per
ton. This market is pi'ove.rl.iial as being this
best in the Union for the farmer. as all his
products bring the very liigliest price. On t.li ‘-
place is a clialylivate spring, which is consid-
ered the best of mineral waters for debilitated
and invalid persoiis. it is beautifully situated.
proverbially healthy, and easy of access to the
city. lt will be sold at a great sacrilice because
the owner is unable to attend to its manage-
ment, and upon such terms that an industrious
and energetic man, with a litt e capital, can
purcliase. and pay for it from its own earnings.
l~‘or furtlier particulars inquire at this office.
Jan. 1st, 1851.
Notice.
HE dry goods lnisiiiess heretofore con-
ducted by my fatlwr in this plaice is now
tra.isferred to me, and all persons indebted to
him previous to Jan. 1st, 18-51, are requested
to settle 1l,1;3ll'l)lllS immediately with me.
S. MOULTON, Jr.
\Vestport, Jan. 6th. 1.851.
Gopartnership.
H E subscriber has this day associated with
him in linsiiiess. Flt)-ZDI-ZRICK A. QUIN-
TARD, and tliey will continue the ltlardwarc,
Paint and Oil business, under the firnrof
S"i'iti:i~:'i' 6: Qui.\'1'.\nii, at the old stand.
WM. C. .."l‘.Rl".lC'[‘.
N. B.—-PBISOIIS indebted to the .~;ub.-‘criber
will please make inimodiate payment.
I‘5oi'\valk, .laii. 1st, 1851. \V. C. S.
- Farm for Sale at Auction.
_ THE farm lies in Daricn. about one
mile north of Darien depot, containing about (50
acres of good land, well divided into meadow,
plow and pasture land; has a. good walnut.
orchard, and plenty of fruit of all kinds growing
tliereon, also a good house, barn and other out
buildings. Sale to take place L\1arcli4ili.1.851,
at. 1 o’clock, P. M. Part. oftlie money can re-
main on interest, if desired.
ELIAS JOHNSON.
Darien, Jan. 0th. 1851. 9t1
(BIVIFJIBUS AG-AIR! ll
NE \V and elegant Oninilins from the city
of New York, has just been placed upon
the ioute between i\'orwulk and South Nor-
walk, and will leave either place. (ne:tI' the
Connecticut Hotel at the Biidge.‘ and the llail
-load Station at South Norwalk.) Elli 51100 l'l°U"=‘
as will acconiodate those arriving by. 01' Wl5l1-
ing to take the trains. \Vi1.LiA.\1 CKOFUT.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1350. ' 41
5 Slates.
DOZ. American, English. and German
"pencils, for sale by
slates. a.ssoi'tcd sizes-—-and 100 M slate
-S'l‘1l.EE'1‘ 6; QUlZ\"l".-\R D.
: -»Sa!'eoof.?:_V.:a_li1ab,le-neaL..§stg§:e.l,
'EN.pni-snance of an order from the court. of
, probate for the district of VV—e-stport, direct-
ing the sale of the real estate of~H. Allen, late
of \Vestport. dec’d--will._be_so'l'dfat auction on
the premises. on \Vcdiiesilii_\'h.;_l,l_l—H.- [29th. ’inst.,_
(unless .pi'eviously (lisposedof7i‘it~'pi'iv:ite sale) ‘
the following real est"ate.‘viz:‘ ‘ ‘
No. 1. A tract of land-_-i_ii ‘Westporl, above
Bnvis’ liridges, joining land of Levi Coley and
others, in quantity 20 acres more or loss. O
No. 2. The branch factory property witligall
the n'iacliiiiei'_v., e'mbr_acing 1260 Aspiiidles.3~0
looms. aiiil evei'ytliiiig- iieces.-'ary for’ making
printing cloths; dwelling houses for 8 or 10
families, and 4 acres of land," A new and ini-
proved water wheel put in ayear ago.
No. 3. 487 shares 'oftlie stock of the Rich»
tnondville Maiiufaclui'itig (In. This pr-ripe;-ity
consisisiof a':»,laige stone liiiililiiig 40x90 feet,
witli'§tipcrior water power, mansion liouse and
other smaller (lwollings, barn, slnip, c\'c. witli
the machinery and tools in the mill, and about
25 acres of l:iiid.
No. 4. The large mansion lionsenaiid store,
\\1th the lot near’ H. Nichols‘ hotel"
No. 5. The house and lot. in the village,a
few rods iioitli ol the bridge, occupied by Mr.
Lloyd. T
No. 6. The house and lot on the Coiiu. turn-
pike, :} iriile east ofthe village.
No 7. The lionir-sli-ad place where Capt.
Allen formerly rcsided———a conveiiient. dwelling
house, barn. carriage house. écc. with an excel-
lent orchard and a great variety ofclioice fruit,
about a mile east. of the village.
No. 8. A tract of land near Eli Brot.liei'tmi’s.
a mile north of the village. joining land of D.
Andre\vs, l\1et?lit'*t' and others, in quantity 17
acres" more or less. _
No. 9. A tract of land near Bradfoi-(I Jerrod’s.
joining land of David Wliiiiiey and others, in
quantity 19 acres more or less.
‘No. 10. Two lots near \vVm. A. Batter.son’s,
in quantity 7 acres more or less. ‘
No. 11. A lot. of land near James Allen‘s,in
quantity about‘ 5 acres.
No. 12. The lot in the village. directly west
ofthe Cong. cliurch, in quantity about '2 tl(!i(‘S.
No. 13. Tlireo lots south of the Conn. turn-
pike, near Epli‘ni Lyons,-in quaiitily 7 acres
more or les:-:.
No. 14 The corner lot, adjoining land of
Cltilsi\V:tl{t"tI1ttt1 and lwirs oi_Eliph't Stratton,
in quantity about. 4 acres.
No. 1:3. Tlie, t.ract called the Dislirow land,
joining la rid of liliakini lrllwooil.Gerslioin Guyer
and otliers. in quaiit.it'_\' al)oii.'t. 1-“i acre.~':.
No. 16. Tlietractopposite liliakini l'Ilwood’s.
bounded on Conipo creek. in qiinntity about 13
acres——~eiiih..;iciiig scvei-zil at.-rt-..-a of.-‘alt incadow.
No. 17. The tract calh-d the lsland.‘at the
head of Slu-.i'\vooil’s mill pond, in quaiitiiy about
7 acres——about half of which is valuable. wood
land. Sile to t.-oiiiiiicuce at 10 o'clock, A. W].
A. A. l'lU'l‘(’.?l~llNSO-N. Adm"r.
\Vestport, Jan. 3d, lo‘;3t.. -itl
Kiss of Letters
. EI\lAli\IlN(1 in the-. Post Office at Nor-
. walk. Jan. 1st, 1.551.
Atiern. Michael knapp, Burr
"Alli--.ii, Miss Eliza Keller‘. Michael
Atwilt, Mrs Sarah Lcvotigli. Aiidrew
.-\iiib|er, liuocli Lym. Aiigttstris
llariws, .lames Mitcliexl. Miss Ellen
locis. ;\l rs Mary Malone. John
Bee-.i's. Miss Sarah Maiiiigiiinltis
Hell, Capt: Harnian Cliiel) ‘.2
llzii‘iiilu-i'go.i-, ~.\1 Motrin. Alice
l"it-‘.:?\\'l('.l£,- i.‘.li' Moingo. .l D
lirlts. M rs llanuah Malian. ()'.vt-n
llrown, \Vil|iain i‘-'l(-rrill. N .lr
l};.|;l.t-tt, Lewi.-2 1\lc()ai't_‘,', Catherine
liar.-sctt, Clias \V illonii. A ll.
Br'l(_lt‘.ll. N M Mr:Gratli, Dan"l
lllunt .‘-\lf'.‘(tlll(l(-‘l' Mcbaiigliliii, .\latlliew
ljonnellv. Smith i‘~.lcLaii_:_jlilin. Patrick
Ctilllt-§lt)(#'l\". llalpli Morris-oii. :\Llichael
(},,(,t;, tjfapt. Leanrler Ntii't'iiii, Sliipuian c"\‘.' Co
(jostellti, .ltllllt’.S Neely, l“._l'i7.-Ilwlll
C;ire._y, ’l‘honias Nash, Miss .\loiis:-.a J
CouI'url. Rev li‘ \V ’ N()i'l()lt. Li 3
Clark, Samuel Nanglitoii, Miss
Clark, Miss I\lai'y E 2 ().-r-.liger
(Iarroll. Dennis (l'1\'oeli~3. *.\1argaret. 3
Ciiiiiielly. .\li.ss Ann l’arti'ii,-k. J S
(jook. Capt. Pliilaniler Pearsaizl. C
Clark. Miss Sarah A Piiiii, Err/.aliotl1
Connors, Selea "Priest, \VIII C
l:)2l$[l18.l'l'Pltll Artist Pennoyer. Mis Lnltm
‘l)ri.-‘col. Pat .Pe|liaiii. M rs i.\]artlia
l_)uiin, Catlicriiie Park:-i'toii. Clllll'lt.‘S
Donny. Elijsili Plielaii. Michael
Dean. Catlierine laynioiid. Louisa A
Derliert, Oscar Risiig. S O
Davis. \\’in Ptyan, Jzltlles
l'.)a_\', Abraliam B llyan, John \'\2 Edward
Durand (Slioeinaker) Ryaii, Patrick 2
Doc ittle, Fraiicis Ryan, .loliii
l‘::l_\‘ttt‘i. Janies 2 Ryan. Mary
lfiddy, Daniel 2 R u.-lier, Miss Nancy
liilwood. Mrs. C Ptoake, T
Elton, l-Sradley Jr Rogers, .\lai'y
l<‘itz;:ei-alil. Michael Ryan. Catliariue
ii‘.-.i-ris, .loslin.i B Shaunessey. Miss t\Iary
l‘1illeo, Lt-Wis _ Small. “'11!
lfranklin. .loliii Selleck. Noah
lt‘ergu.-"on. :\1iss F A Smith, C A
l*'ui-gusori. G VV Smith, Rt‘V'F \V
l¥‘|anigan.Ann Saunders. Plutt
Finnev. Rul'us- Smith, Lavinia
Fitch,‘ \V Slierran, Julia
Goolrey. Geo SllP.t‘\V00(l, George
Giliiiey. i\largaret 9. Sullivan. .lereniial1
(}i'iti'etli, T B Smith, M rs Sarah
Golden, James Slierinan. Epliraini M
G raliani. James Smith, l-‘rut-.l
Gregory. Neln-niiali Street, W'arreu
Grovesiior. Rev MasonSiiiitli, Clias \V
Gooluly. Thomas Sewards. .\lartha L
Haiuiltoii, John C 2 Selleck, ii‘:-ances A
Hill. Miss Eunice Sanford, H C
Hyatt, George Stanl-.ard, Mary
Hallenbcck, i‘.Irs A N St-lianlan. Maurice
I-la.-brook, Philandcr Slianglinessey. Pat;
l-lawley. Mrs Sally Stricltland. J A
, l:lustey.'l.'lioiiias Taylor, \Vm S
Hart ly &Adainson Tubbs, Chas ll
Flttltb, August Taylor. Chas \V
Hawley c\’-Bailey Trai'n-r. Pat. 2
llorson, John Vanderbilt. ldrancis
Haiglit, Rev S Vin e l. lidward ll
l“ltiyt, (,'liarles \Valton,M.r(slioeniaker
Holenbeck. A M \Valte.r, Mr
Hartly. James \Vilson, Mrs Eliza 2
lrvine, Henry \Varti'ous. C \V
Jones. Miss Mary E \ViIlli|C<’-s M 1'
.lOt'llt‘li. Patrick \Vilr:ox. N 11
KuliiieA l'li'ushmaker§.’Yale. l?'.|ias.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised. C. B. MO'l"l‘. P. bl.
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List of Letters
RlEhI.AlNlN(i in the Post. Otfice at New
- Canaan, Jan. 1st. 18-51-
Ariiold. Lewis ['1
Adams, (.i'f'l'tll‘(lltS P
Arnold. Alexander‘ S
Ayres. C and E Ayres
Bishop, Steplicn
Bishop, Robert;
Barns. Cliai-les
Blnut.Geo \V 2
Birdsall. Erneliuo .
Bi'igg:-, James
Bell, Jane E
liruniley, Mary A
Bouglilon. D \V
Com.-ttock. Esther
lToi'nel'l'. John
Clai k, Jane
Cliainbers, Aurelia
Di_ver,.Geo
Fuller. A C
Gafney,'Luko 9 V
Persons‘ calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
llyatt, George
Hunt; lirey, \Vm G
Johnson, George
Jennings. llannali E
llilbui ti. Ha rrict
Lambert. Edward A
1\lerril, John H
Mills, Stephen
Mt-Coy. Mary
Plechabite, Tent. of
'Rayiii_otid._ Joseph
Steveiis. .l-lutiis
Sliearan, Mary
Sle\’P|lS', Nola-iniah
Scolield, Lewis K 2
Sniith, Anne L
'.l‘alma:_'e, Caroline E ,
'l.‘i'eadwell, Lucinda.
\Vai'dwell. Iiarriet
.usnally approaclied by this route.
BEN.IA.\ll.\’ 1-IOYT, P. M.
E —
I'..‘ef9f‘1",fi1\,f: o r was 1-1: ,
y-_-... A ":.;L¢tadiiig a£'Roc7c_i/ Néc7c. _
i t.o;l\.loi'-\v:ilk. 50 cts;,to Rocky Neck,
.?i7l=- l".tage.s. will wait for the t)itSSet1get‘S‘
it) This bout. 1:0!‘ DHn.bui'y, Ridgefield, \Vilton,*
\Vestport, Fairfiald."Smiilipoitt, and all places
The new and splendid low pressure steamer
A LE5 Will, létl_Vt3'5Eitsil’i River sten m’io;1t,
place. ‘Peck slip, 'I‘uesday,}Tliuifsday and Sat-
nrday.,at. 10. o’cl0ck.'A- M‘. ’F5etiii'niiig, will
leave Norwalk every Monday. \Vcd nestla y and
Friday. at 11 o'clock, A. ‘\l.. R ocky Neck at 1'2,
and arrive at New" York nt.'2 o'clock, P. M.
For passage or freiglit apply on board the boat.
New York, Dec.‘ ‘.28th, 1850. 53
From $15 to -$25 Reward.
SINCE the death of Mr. \Va_ke.man Gray,
the account licok kept by hint, while in my
employinent, and several notes taken by him
tin‘ me, have nct been found, which indiices me
to_ offer the above. reward to any one that: will
ret.urn the same to me soon.
JOHN BARSTOXV
Bridgeport, Dec. 24, 1850.
N B-———Any gentleman owing me_five dollars,
on the above Book or Note, that will eiiclose. by
l11tIll.y(llt'9(‘l9ll to "G90. \Vaile, lCsq.. 3i'idge-
port," shall receive my receipt, by mail, free of
postage to them. Two orthree geiitleiiicii may
enclose in one letter, aiul the. receipts will be
duly returned. with the thanks of vonr hnnible
servantn 53 J01-1i.\' i3A'us'i‘o\v.
Lost,
EVROBI the w:i_u,gon of the. subsci-'ibei',' on
Saturday evening. ‘.2lst inst.. in-twee-ii
i\'orwalk village and \Vilio:i (l3alti Hill.) a bun-
dle contaiiiiog three pieces of ioinestic tili-
bleaclied ninslin,and lialfa dozen tippers. The
tinder will he reasonalil_y' rewarded by return-
ing, or by inforniiiig the subscriber where it
iiia the found. STE 1) l‘1l'i=.\l IUSCU,
Pu-iiirlence opposite the Metliotlist Cliurch.
\Vilton, Dc-cenibcr ‘35tl1,1850. ll"-*'53tl'
To all who are interestesl.
LL persons who are indebted to the late
1" lirm of T. 6;. \V. E. Rayinoiiti are i'eqiin.-‘t.
ed to make iminediate payment to the subscri-
ber, without furtlier notice. -
. ' '\V.\l. l°‘.. RAYMO-.‘~lD.
New Canaan, Dec. ‘2Gth, 185i).
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Efiniem of the States.
% Nli \V cook-stove by the above name has
.1. just‘ l)Pt+l1 received by us; it is the union
ofall the good qualities reqni.<ite for a complete
kitclien stove. lt has the |:ii'ge-t. oven of any
stove in rise. and is expressly for wood.
LOCK ‘WOOD, HAIGHT 6; CO.
.i4'smni:iu:»ry' <22. Tiéforovalis Railroad.
f€L)'l‘l(}l£ is hereby given t) the sigilisi-i‘iliet's
to the capital stock of the I_7.=i:‘.l)iii‘y 6.‘,
‘.\orwalk llailroad Coinpairv. that the pa) merit
of the llISl‘!lttl($lll payable on or l-efore. the first
Monday of January next, has lie-on siispeiid.-id
until further action of the llnai-d of I)':rectors.
A. S l7. {C LE Y, Sect '_v.
'.D.inbury, '33d Dec., 1t:'50. ‘2t.5.‘3
l3.~\J{l1lCl..S of \Ve.'stcliestt—‘i' Co. Pork
23 of a suporini' quality, piicketl with great
care for family use; for sale by the ba rel or
lllllll.ll'1’tl. \V:‘i . li. RAY-.‘i10.\‘D.
New Canaan, Oi-c. *’.~3i,h, 1.-‘~.-3t).
E.‘.'ot.iiee.
‘Hid Slll)S(.‘l‘lli('-l‘.'~‘. liaviiig been appointed by
- the Court of Proliatt-. for the .l)isl‘i'ii't. oi
;\'orwalk. Coiiiniissioiiors to i‘c(:i-ive and (‘..\’il.lll-
ine the claims oftlio creilitors ofthe estates. of
Cll=il'lP.~' l“icld and Edwnril L. lJl‘lllll’l(Il\S. late
partiicrs by the name of Field It l.lendi'it-ks.
limit of Noi- -.all\'. in .-aid 'l')i.-ii'i(.'.t. in.<olvt-ii/
debtors, ii.-‘st-_iiii-ti in t-rust for the-. beiii-tit oftlieir
Cl'l‘ll‘i(H'S, lic-rcb_v give iiotice that we will at-
teiid to the liiisiiiess of our said appointnient at
the ollii-c of litillor K2 (',.'.:i:'!ci'. in said :\i(ii'\\*:ilk,
on the tirsi i‘\loin_iay.-s of l“ehi'uai‘y and June,
18:31, at 1 o'clock in the aftt-i'iiooii of eat-.li of
said (lays.
Said Court. has limited and allowed six
irioiiths from the date lit-roof. for the ('.‘illll)lilt)ll
to us. of claims against said t-stzite.
('.ll.~\l'lLljiS ISAAC-S. ZCriiiiinis-
.l(.|SlAll M. C.~\l"»'l'l1‘.R, 5 Sl0Ilel'S.
Norwalk, Dec. Qrl, 1't'.5().
All accounts duo said estate must be paid
without. delay to the siibsi~rili«-r.
JA.\1l£S l'll'Il9ID. Trustee
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A i P :i.*.\ii>'i.-sf r}..- sale ii.-.-
LOCl{\VOL)D, llAlGl1'1‘ & co.
€‘/‘H
. '.\l ll l\l‘Ll:~'l1(‘.'~'. back conibs. (some new
pt-ittcriis,) ivory and (1ll't‘.\‘.~‘ll1_,‘_1(‘(itttl).<. for
sale at BlSSlCLL’S.
_ OA P-S'l‘O.\‘l£ Gllll) l)LlCS, an excellent
L3 article for liakiiig liiickwlieat (-nlte:-.
LOCl{\VOOD, li1Al(.ll"1'l‘ 6: CO.
Notice. .
S'.l‘R.=\ Y E l) or sloleli from the
A posture of the subscriber. on or
_ . leap about the 1st. of iti;-‘I. I\'ov(-nilier,
live so 2") owe.-'. The ariilicial mark on llit‘ltl
is a \V in the near ear. \Vlioever will return
sail sliccp. or give iiifoi'niatioii wliereby they
may he obtained shall be geiieiwitisly t‘t-!\v'2lt'tl(-Ll,
‘ DA VlD \VlLL.~\R_l).
1«‘.~‘-:30. :51
\Vill‘0t), Nov. 9,
‘t li'l*Il’»M_.\NS Cough and \Vorni Losenges
lot‘ sate by J. A. \Vl‘£l§D.
( it l‘»()C.‘-l£llll§S, C :’»OCKl£ KY, HARD-
\VAl’»lC. «.\'.c., a good ll\‘.~‘0l'l'l1lP-Ill, for
sale. as cheap as the clieapest. for 'rc:ul_i/ pay,
SEY.VIL)Ul{ CO.\IS'l'UCK.
New Canaan, Nov. 6. 18;3t_)
{:ALCl.\'lC D l.’L:.\S'l‘E R, for fiiiisliidg
walls, constantly on hand. at
5.15. OL.\lS'l‘EAD'S.
Bed-Glothes Clasps.
(OLD iiiglits are coining. and many an
./ honr’s anxiety may be saved to parents
by the use ofour bed-clot hes clasp. Try tliem,
and if_\.'on don’t like them, bring them back and
get your iiioney. -48 DlSllRU\\7.
S it is the season for Con},-hs, Colds, Con-
LL SUttl|)ll()ll. &c.. the iilllitztetl should call at
J. A. \Ve.eil’s, and get a bottle of llusliton,
Clark (S: Co's ‘od Liver Oil. Price $1 per
bottle, or 0 bottles for '
Lamp Gil.
URE bleaclied sperm, solar, elepha i t and
retiiied whale lamp oils, of the very best
qualities. l'oi'sale by 44 VV C.S'l'1lF.l§'l‘.
JEUTA BAGA SEED, of last‘ yi-.ai"’s
Szrowt h. for sale by J. A \V E ltl D.
Fotatoe Hooks.
(:1 A ST and German Steel. for sale by
I S'i‘iti-:i:'r & (QL'lN'1‘At".D.
-E/‘ ‘lDDLl§P>1{OOl{S Almanacks for 18:31.
" For sale by the gross or less quantity at .
A. SELL l~ICKS.
"El UST rcc’d. at large assortment of lanterns.
L(i(:I{\Vt)()D,1‘.lAlGl1'1‘& Co.
. Cheese.
('7' ‘HE best in town, at
ARPER’S Monthly Ma1a:.'.ine for Dec.
for safe by J. A. \VEED.
0LMS'l‘l~3A D's‘
Washing Fluid.
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.-3.. i.
it{&s‘3ti?ét.*Ex¢it9niént.ameiififihélt. s 1
»The Cipieopluei ‘an: om... witness the arrival l.iaiad,"',exli_il.i’tion is 9'
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ILDREi
CH
alh-fun} -,
new CANAAN.
,.":‘-‘.'..'-1"" Of the most extensive an
E'ashio<nab1e Dry G'OO.df‘si
Ever before ofi'ered in the State of Connecticut.
the track sweeping all before it. The
(1 beautiful assortment ‘of
The locomotive making great time, yet on
Clicczpcst Store in. the State,
Yet in the ascendant, and crowded day and night after many of the great bargainsnow ‘ofl'ereidi
for sale.
the late arrivatls.
extensive variety of goods adapted to the
LADIES
It would be impossible to eiinmerate. or _to give any idea of the ext_ent andyai-iety
'1 hey embrace every species of Dry Goods, among which may befound an
Wmvws.
To this Department particular attention. is given. \Ve seldom flail to please thosenvho call at
this Store. New Go'od~i received every day d
want of goods, will do well to call and find out.t
nring the entire Fall and \Vinter. Those in’
he most approved and fashionable styles of th
season lor we are always pleased to show goods without cliarge. »
I 1 - . . . 1 , _
lo the Plain Scientilu: l.‘tll'l11el', or Meclianic. or to the Gentleman 01 Fashion, we can offer:
"°"'.'Y great. induce-ineiits in l<‘re.ncli. English and
American Broadcloths, Cnssimeres, and Vest-
ing-‘. This is the place where the materials for a suit of.Clotlies can be purchased for 8
small sum of niocey.
_ \Vl
Assisted by L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON
The business will be conducted by
, B. C. SCOTT-
l_.Ll-AM E. RAYMOND, Sole Proprietor,’
Nov. 5th, 1850.
Esfifl
T
e&i§W§§r
Eficceived this day directf-i°om
aeemrou,
~ANO THEE IJIMENSE ADDITIO./V TO MY
FALL & WINTERGDRY GOODS,
All of which will be sold at prices that will defy competition.
M y stock ' of
sssawns,
Is now immense, among -which are many great bargaing. In
EEESS
\Ve have every style,» quality and kind,
G@®BS9
among which are an immense stock of
cases SELKS,
Frencii Me.-rinos and Cashinei-es. real Norwich
Poplins, Mons. de Laines. Thibet. Cloths, Al-
paecas. &c. c\:i~.. all of which will he sold :-it a very small advance from Auction prices.
7
in Broad Cloths, Ca.-'sinie.i'es. V
Bliiiiltets. aiul Domestic Goods, our sto-':k never
estings. iV1i|linary and Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Flannels.
was as good as at present. And all may rest
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the plane for bar_r_rm"ns.
C. G. GRUMMAU.
SC "‘_°_°.£-_5}.9..9.l<_D.EP0.5'T°_BY-
pi.
_ ROE _i__oc i__<_v~_/ooo _& SON
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Z91 ‘
. its is
15:1.’-._-‘ii .
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ROE LOCKVVCOD & SON,
BOUKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS. AND IMPORTERS
411 Bromlwny, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
Havcn Railroad Company.
___________
PGEW G-DEBS.
Tllli sub.-'(:t‘il)et' is this
morningopeiiiiigthelargest
stock of Goods in our line
that was ever olfered in
one store in Norwalk,
making our stock as large
as many city stores. Our
l'(-.lll. and other expeiises being so much less.
c.onnti-_y custoiners will find it. to their advan-
}eld and Siver \Vatclies
rage in call liere. .
Gold chains, plated do. Keys
from ‘$5 to $110.
of all sorts.
Souie very rich bracelets and pins; breast
pins ear rings, finger-i'ings, and all sorts of
Jewelry in abundance.
Silver and Plated \\'aro in any quantity.
You can find everything usually called for
in a Si!versniitli's l<‘ui'n'isliiiig Store. \Ve pur-
chase every dollar with cash, which saves at
least ten per cent. Call if you want goods
cheap, at DIS 3RO\V’S
Norwalk. Nov. 11,1850.
The American Washing Fluid.
OR wasliing in hard or soft water; it saves
the time and labor expeiuletl in rubbing
the clothes. and they will be much cleaner,
whit.er and softer than they can be made with
ozimniou soap. Sold by
51
JOHN A. Vi/:1;‘.ED.
Reward. Reward!
LL persons having unsettled accounts on
my books of more than two months stainl-
iiig, are requested to call and make immediate
payoient,and receive the thanks of the sub
sciiber. C. J. GRUMAN.
Water Proof Roots.
H17. subscriber liasjust. returned from New
. -’ York with a large lot of the best water
proof boots to be had; also, a large quantity of
India Rnblier.()v«-r Slices, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. H. HANDES.
USH'l‘O.‘l. CLARK 6:’. (}().’S genuine
cod liver oil, rec’d fresh every week; also
'l‘ownsend's and. Sand’s sarsaparilla for sale by
the doz at N. Y. prices, at BlSSELL'S-
Crockery and_G-lass Ware.
UST received a large and splendid assort-
ment: of extra and common crockery and
Fall and ‘Winter Dry Goods.
HlTCl~lCOCK (S: LEADBEATER,
N0. 347 Broadway.
Con. or Li-zotvanu S'l‘R|-IE’ N. Y.
! AVE now in store. and the prepared to
serve customers with all kinds, and new-
est and best styles cf
Fall and 3-Vinter Dress Goods,
which they will sell at great bargains. Their
st_ock embraces l*‘i'eiicli l\'1erinosand Cash-
iuei-es, of every desirable shade and quality,
Paramattas, or Cobnig Cloths, of various col.
ors; in appearance and finish precisely like
Merino. but of only about half the cost. Print-
ed Casliiiieres and De Lains. of the newest
and niost desirable patierns; French, English
and American Calicoes; Silks of every kind:
Bl‘()Cll0 Long and Square Shawls; \Voo|e.n, or
Rob Roy do do; Canton Crape and Thibel:
Shawls; and fndeed everything adapted to ibe
Fall or \Vinter season, as well as to every
oilier season of the year, making theit stock
one of the
Best and Largest in New York,
and giving their attention particularly to the re-
t.ail business, being themselves in constant coin-
iiiunlcatioii with their customers, learn their
wants, and will supply them, if any pains, and
the markets of this or any other country will
enable them to do so. In addition to their
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS GOODS.
ttiey have port-liased heavily of Housewife niid
Family Articles, and are prepared to serve
their customers with. plarseilles and Toilet:
Quiltb; \Vindow Drapery Muslins, of which
they have very large and splendid assoriments.
Linen Slieetings and Shirtings, Damasks,
D‘.apers and Napkins. and indeed every kin
of Linen Goods, whicli they ordered before the
recent. advances in prices, and will sell
FULL 20 PER CENT BELOW THE
USU./IL RAfl'ES.
Also. all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. together
with Woolen Blankets, Flannels. Canton Flan-
nels, and, in short. everything u lady or fami-
ly can want. in the Dry Goods line, inciuding
every kind and style of
Mourning and Half Mourning
Dress Goods,
and a full and perfect assortment of Gentle-
lnieiiis Under Shirts, Drawers. Scarfs and Cra-
‘vats, Silk and Ltnen Pocket Ha iidkerchiefs.
Gloves. Sl.1>‘[)ell(lel'S, Hosiery. Broadcloths. Cas-
sinieres, Vestings, &c.. 65., at prices far below
the usual rates of Gentleman's Furnishing
Stores. 37
TIME CHANGED.
N. York &. N. Haven “Railroad.
.. _ ., _._ -1- ‘.-2'1 ‘.7 . ~_ ‘_
- '5.-vi‘-‘.-3‘ rrygi
3" I - "'3 --~- ' ~:,'::-:::= - '*~:v;.-
~ -\ 1 \. ' 2 -,,',2=£m ’ e 9 2,,» E
EJ'NT1Lf-irtlier notice trains will leave‘ N.
York, from 29 Canal st. for Norwalli‘ at
7.15 and 9 A. i\'l., at 3. 4,and 5. P. M. ' ‘ '
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 7.00 and
9,40 A. U. and at 1.10. 4,30, and 8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9.96;
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no furtlrer than
Bridgeport.
_ Leave Norwalk for New York at 6.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. .11., at 2,16, 5,53. and 9,252 P. M.
R. B. MASON, Siqzerintendant.
Ink. ,
ARR[sQN"S Columbian Inks‘.--Black.
japan, copying. innrking, blue. indelible,
scarlet, red, carmiiie. These inks flow more
freely from the pen, and give a stronger and
more durable color than any other. For sale
in any quantity by A. SELLECK.
UST rec’d, 4000 lbs. superiori.Oliio Cheese.
Country merchants will do well to call and
examine before purchasing. as it will be "sold
cheap for "cash. RAYMOND (Y MEAD.
ORSE for sale. Enquire of .
Locxwooo, HAIGHT 65 Co.
A little more Light upon the subject.
URNING FLUID (at 75 cents ii gallon.)
-and camphene, rec'd fresh every W003.
glass wa es.
LOCKW'0OD, HAIGHT as CO.
-'EL\VOOD'S \VASi:lli.\’G- FLUID for
_ _ suleliy \V.- E BJSSELIL
for sale at BISSEL L15. V
and 11,18 A. l\'I., and at 4.55. 6,13. and- 7,13‘
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