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__‘____ 'll3'Li_figiSlttl?l7l'Fl of ‘;NOl'l‘h.
nicli :i(.joiiriii-d on the 22th ult., pas‘~
sod over three: hundred acts and ri3soli.it_.ioiis. in-
(‘(.\l'[tt')l':tl(-‘ll thirteeii plank road C0li:t.l'l;tIliE‘S,
eight turiipiko compaiiir-s.-tlii‘ce railroads. four
iiiiiiii-gaiid fourmiiiinliictnrihg cotiipaiiies, two
tmvigation‘ and two river iiiipi'oveiht»ii_t. compa-
nies, one. canal, two new banks. four savings
institutions‘, and six male and three feniale
academies, and increased the banking capital of
the State. $l,100.000. The crowning act. of
the session. however. was the passage of the
Equal .S‘iIfrag'c i'ict———whicb will take. eliirct af
ter liaving been acted‘ on again by the next
Legislature.
53° Gen. Sam.1-loustou has accepted the
invitation tendered him by the democratic
members ofthe Pennsylvania Legislature. and
will visit Harrisburgh on the 29d ot'Febri.ary
Muuuaorz EX'l‘ltA0nDIN./tltY.—-C3171‘.
-Hartiiian. a soldier of the war of 1812, aged
'70 years. was married on Tuesday at Pittsburg
to it Miss Ricliardsoii, aged 9.0 years.
John
5??’ Intelligence has been received in Eng-
land l'oi-the expedition sent in search of Sir
John Ft-niiklin, up to Sept. 13. Tliey had peti-
etrated to the 6th degree of North Latitude,
but with no success.
PL!-ZAD Gnii.Tv.——\Vni. McCadden. a gradu-
ate ofthe Uiiivcrsity. of Pennsylvania. plead
guilty of manslaughter in producing the death
-olia _\'oung lady named Ni-.il, by giving her a
wrong pre.scriptioii. C. I}. Chainberlaiu,
-charged with the same otii-ace, was acqiiited.
STORM ox 'riti«‘. A'i'LA.\"ric.—’1‘lie Atlantic
‘Ocean must have been swept during the last
rmontli by very powerful westerly gates, as
quite a number of" vessels which 1el't the dili‘er—
-ent English and Irish ports during the inantli_.
have returned in distress, liesides the Atlantic.
'5???‘ It is said tliai: Gen. Houston has written
-apowerful letter on the state of the nation,
‘which will be pu‘blislied in due time.
E2?‘ The Railioad l}ridgeci'os.-iiig the 110113-
'atonic River at 1'10llStll(ll‘tl(:, was waslied away
-by the fe'c'l=.e’t on Saturday night.
EZ9‘Th9 U. Frigate La\vreiice.. which
has gone over to England with goods for the
\Vorld’s Fair landing freight at Soulhaniptoii.
is to bring back to the United States-'3 the ro-
iuaiiis ofConiodore .lohii Paul Joiies, wl:':i:li
are resting at Paris. They be brought home
in pursuance ofa resolution of Congress, pass-
ed a long time since. i
52?’ The value of the dry goods imported at
New York during the month of .lanuai'y. was
$17,359,108. being more by two uiillion ol'dol—
iars than the coresponding month last year.
Di-:.=i'i‘it or Jessi‘: Hu'rciIi.\‘so.\'. Si-:.\'.—.lesse
Hiitcliinsoii. the l'.-.tlior ol'ilie 1’1Llit'lllt'IS(m liini-
ily. died on Sunday. at his i'esideiice, near
Milford, N. H. The mother is also said to be
‘dtlllgt.‘1‘0l1Sl_)' ill.
L? J. E. Dwight. a full-blooded Choctaw.
has become sole (-.ditoro1'tlie Choctaw liitelli-
gences. publisliczl at Doziksville. Choctaw Na
tion. One half of this paper is piloted in the
Indian laiigiiage, the other in Etiglisli.
E3?” The piopiii-toi'ot' the \Vasbington Dai-
ly and \Veekly Globe announces that in coiise-
quence ol'tlie the increase in the wages ofjoor-
iieynii-ii printers of twenty ])t‘l' cent. the [obli-
cation ofthe Globe will be siispeiiiletl alier the
4th of March astlie iiicreaseil rates for coin-
position they cannot be published without se-
rious loss to the proprietor.
N. York Cattle Market, Feb. .18.
At uiarket. l.70l) liceves, 75 cows and calves, and
2.700 sheep and lambs.
Price.-. &c--hfales ofgood retailing qiiiilitiras at
from $56.00 to 8.00.
Cows and Ciilyes. Sales at train ‘34 50 to 50.00
Sheep and L:inibs—Prices raged at llom 2a3,50
to 5.00.
Whigs of Norwalkl Attend!
THE \Vltigs .of Norwalk are requested to
meet at. the Hotel of David Stephenson on
'1'hursday the 27tli inst.. ('l‘ltui'sday oftho pre-
sent week), at 7 o'clock in '-he eveiiing. for the
purpose ofappointiue, delegates totlie Coiigres-
sional and County Conventions. and tllttt to the
Senatorial and Probate Convention, A fun
meeting is very desnalile as the work oforgaii-
ization will be commenced at; this tll6!(>,titr(_r,__
VVhigs are also roquest.eil to he piiiictnial the
hour, 7 o'clock, as the bussiness ofthe ineeting
must be commenced at that time.
Per order 'l‘O\VN COMMITTEE.
Wilton.
THE Wliigs of \Viltoii are requested to
meet. at the Town House in said \Villor. on
Tliiii's(lay evening the '27th inst., (the present
week) to appoint ilelegatos to the Coiigi'es.sioii-
al and County Coiiveinions, also to the Seiiato
rial aiul Probate Convention. The tneeting
will commence lnisiness at 7 o’clock.
Per order 'l‘O \VN CO.\1t\1ITTEE.
New Canaan.
TH E \Vhigs of New Canaan are requested
to meet at the 'l'own House in New Canaan
on Tbursclny (’.VetI1ttglll(.‘.Q7llllt\Sl..(lll0ttt'(‘St‘tI1
Week.) to appoiiit ilelegitesto the Coii<_vi'ess=oii-
iil and County Conventions, :ll.~0l() the Seuato
rial and Probate Convention. The meeting
will commence business at 7 o’ltloi.-k. ' '
Per order, TOVVN C().\l.\11TTEE.
Darien.
THE Whigs ol' Darien are reqiiested t.o
meet ' t the School House nearthe Brick Meet-
ing House. on 'l‘liiii's-ilziy evening of the pieseiii
\V8f‘-k 10 illttfltlltl ill‘-lP,Qill(‘S to the Coiigressional
and Cotlty Conventions. also to the Senatorial
and Probate Convention. The meet},-g will
comineiice business at 7 o’clocl.'. F
Per order. 'l‘O\V1\’ co.\-1Mi'1‘Ti«:E.
Senatorial and _Probate Con-
vention.
THERE will be a convention of the \Vhigs
of the 12th Senatorial District at the St:ign
House in Staiiiford on \Vi.-dnesday the 19th
day of ;\lari-l'i, 1851, for the purpose of nomi-
nating a candidate for Senator 110'“ said district.
in the next General Assembly, and also for the
purpose of uoininating candidates for Judges of
Probate in the r.li.-'ti'ii-ts of Stamford and Nor-
walk. The ilelegaies will meet. in Senatorial
,...‘.iveiitioii at 11 o’cluck, t'oreuoon of said day.
The business of the Senatorial noiniiiatioii hav-
ing been concluded, the (leli-gates will iiioet in
separate bodies for the ptlrpnse of making the
Probate nominations. The \Vhigs of the sov-
eral towns in the ]‘..’th district a re reqiiestcil to
send to said Convention ilelegates equal to
twice the number of Representatives to which
“the respective towns are emitted in the Gen-
O. S. FE LRY,
eral‘Assembly.
District Committee
--=:'=t--as-~GTonn=ty«--convention.
p'l:l“1l‘1l*3E will be a_ i:0iivoiitiiiii ol'tl'io \Vliigs
oi l‘ tlll'ltt‘l‘.l Coiinty at the City Hall ill l3ridgc-.-
ttmt On \Vm,lI-ie_..-'<la_y. tho, 1_2'tt,i..<1;iy, of .March,
1551. at ‘.2 'i)"(i"lt);(:li“./'ttfl.t*t'l:i00ll.§l1'§t‘ the purpose of
nouiinatiiig a candidate for Sliei'ii‘i' of said Co.
The ‘W-ltigzs ofthe several towns nr_e requested -
to send ilelegiitesio said convention equal to
double the iiiinihor cl‘ P»epresent:.tive.s to which
the towns are entitled in the General Assembly.
N. L. \Viti'ri«:, g
\V. A. June, County
0. FERRY. ICoininittee.
FRANCIS lvi-:s,
Gongressional Convention.
TH E Whigs of the Fourth Congressional
Distriizt. are he.i-ehy notilied that a coriveiitioo
will be held at Terrill’s Hotel in Brool.fie.ld on
\Veduesilay. the 5th day of Marcli, 1851, at.11
o"clo<.-k in the forenoon, for the purpose ofiioui-
inating a candidate to r'epi'esent said Districtin
the next Congress, and to doany business prop-
er to come. before said Convention. Each town
in the District is requested to send delegates
to said Convention equal to double the number
of its i'epi'esentativcs in the (:‘reiiei'iil Assembly.
Buizi. St'2DGl'2WlCK, Litchfield
A. G. BRADFORI), County
JOIINSON 'l‘oi\ti.i.\'so.\'. Committee.
NI-ZLS().\' L. \~Viii'ri;, . .
O_ S. FERRY, E luintield
A , County
\y' J,L“,D_’ Committee.
1* a.~\.\cis Ii i-.s, 3
‘it/Earried.
In this town. Feb. ‘.20th, by Rev. Mr. King.
Mr. Cliarles Benedict and Miss Mary Dibble.
In New York. Feb 16th. by R ev. M r. Peaso.
Mint \Viu. Finch and Miss Hariiet \Vaters, both
oftliis town.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. Geo. M. \Vatei'-
liur_v, Silll'_$_THS Nortlirop, ol'New Cniiaaii,to Ma
,-y E. Lockwood of \Vcston.
Died.
In New Haven. Feb. 1411). Mary Elizabeth,
diiiiulitar of Charles .lelill'. Esq. aged 16.
‘ 2~Ii°—."or Sale.
gl
, Tll F. siilisi:riboi' oil}-rs for sale. his farm
containing .35 aci'i-s ol‘ excellent land. situated
in the town of \Ve.-rtport. 1-1: miles from the
l)ridge.2 iuiles l'rom Norwalk. and one-lialf
mile lioiii \V(-stport. railroad station. Tliero is
a good two-story dwelling in good repair, a
large barn, carriage |iou.sv.aiid other liiiililiitgs.
Tliere is an :tl)l1lHl:lll()F9 olfruit. ti'ees. consisting
of a; pie. pear pezicli. plain. ctc. Tliere is a
never liiiling suppl_\,' of c-..\ci-.lli-tit wa'er. Tlio
tilaci-. is pleiisiiiitly located. overlookiiig the
Souiid, and (‘2t.~_\,-' of access from any direction.
'l‘erms of piircliaise and t):i_\‘ltlPlll'. or-ule easy.
.l<.f)SEl.’l1 SCRIIBNER.
\Vcstport. Feb 23. l>:‘:3l. 81f
‘t?¥e.n't.e:‘t immediately.
NF. .l()lll'llt'_\‘llltlIl tailor also an apprentice
lo leaurthi-. talors trade. by
Cll.-‘a R L ES S. _LOL'-l{\VOOD.
Norwalk. Feb. '24 28:31.
‘For Sale.
\V.—\GC-ON with 3S|)I‘lh;IS in good run-
order, also one box siiiinhle liar a pi-dlar.
LO(!l\' WOOD l-lAlG'1‘ & CO.
A
E‘-‘Entries.
,_“w'EALED proposals will be received by the
S1ll).~(:l'll)(’l‘ until the 1011i ol't\larcli for the
iiiiisonry oftwo liriil_g_-es and the grailing of ii
liigliway across: the mi--ailow opposite the dwel-
ling of \Vni. Comstock in \Vilton. Plans and
.\'pt-citicaiioii ofthe work can be seen at the ol-
lice. of the i-iigiiii-ci's ol'tlie Daiihiiry and Nor-
wnlk ll. R., in Norwatk also iii the store oftlic
sii|)st:iili.>i' near the Congregational ineetiiig
House in \Viltou.
lit-.‘> NATH.-\.\' COMSTOCK.
Itiztsoaaie.
ST. .loitN‘s Loose, No 0,
1\'orwalk, Feb. 2211, 1851. E
Br RFZQUICST of many
I meiubers of this I.oil5_:c,
';. ' _- "L 131'!) JNO A_ ,\'lcLt-;,.\N
:5} ‘ K 4 will, on 'l'liursda_v eve-
’ .' <1-‘\.~ llll1E.'j next. t'e_ne-at ilie
:34!“ Address given by him ‘.2
we C _vcars since. The Ad-
i‘ ili'r-5s’ will be given at
Odd Fellows llall,in this
place. All tiicrnbors of this and ailjaceiit Lodg-
es, in good Si:llt(l_lll_L'. are invited to attend.
Exci-ciscs to (‘(J1nlT‘ti‘nt‘i‘e at '7 o‘clock, P M.
Dl.\lO-N F.»\.\"l'ON, W. M.
W'.\i. 1) IflA!GH’!‘, Secretary.
New Eirrang-ements.
3 TE have made. and ordered a lot. of silver
spoons hiitter knives, l'orks &c., and
have ])l.1l‘(.‘llt|S(~‘(l of the iiini1i.iliii-tureis, a large.
assoitiueiit of plated _qoods,siu:li as tea-setts.
spoons anil firks, (at 30 per cent discoiiut for
casli) You can purchase these wares and have
them engraved at the same price at
D.lSBRO\V’S.
Carriage MalI~ers’ Goods.
l’l{1.\.’GS. Axles. Sh-dis. Poles. Carriage
Bolts. Tire. lolts, Ivory lieaded Screws
and Nails, Ivory and Bone Slides, Sand Paper. '
Lining Nails, Oil Cloth. Lllaleable Castings.
Stump Joints, Concli Locks. Carriage Bows,
Buckles, Hooks and Riiigs. «Sic.
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 \Vaier st. Bridgeport. _
Carpenters’ Tools.
LARGE assortmeiit of carpenters toofs.
just; rec’i:l bv
S'l‘R.F.E'l.‘ & QUlN'I‘A‘I-tD.
Dist/'77’! ‘If Noricul/c ss Probate Court. Februa-
."l/15//I. 18:31.
h"l‘A'l‘E of LA\VRF.NCE M. STEV-
ENS late of .\’or\valk, in said district‘. da-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the district of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date liercof, for the creditors of said estate,
to exliibit tlieirclaims for settleuiont. Those
who iieglect. to present their at-,couiits', properly
attested. witliin said time. will be debarred a
i'ecovi-i'y. All ])0l‘S.)tlS iiiilebted to said estate
are rcqiie.steil to make immediate payment to
.l()SEPI-I \V. l'lUllBl~ILL._ ‘ Execu-
8 SAMUEL E. OLMSTEAD. 3 lots.
Galifornia Gold.
‘ F.h:ive. been in New York during the
past week and have purclizzscd a large
lot of new goods for the spring trade. gold
wiitclies. chains, keys, pencils, eai'riiigs. linger-
l'lll~', l)l’(’.t|:l.-pills. gold beiugpleiity makes many
ofthose articles very low. Call at
DlSBRO\V’S
OCK ET‘ CU T LE R Y.——Englisli, German
and Aniericaii. a full stock.
IIOLCOMB 6.: LYON.
83 Walter st. Briilgeport.
Lockwood, lllaigiit 8:. Co.
.\li\.\’Ul-‘AC'l‘URl-IRS or -
TIN, SHEET-l[1()N. (Y. BRASS \VARE
I AND ni-:.\t.i«:its IN I
All lcinrfs of II/IILSC-I):(,'(’])l:7)g Arliclcs,tS'c. LS7.‘-
Wanted Emmecliwfcely.
o \\()l o i i s
6 [1 AN DS t ' -k i Cot t‘. Pants,
Overliauls,and Sliirlis. at
l\'1AGNER «Sc BALL’S.
Norwalk.fiFeb. Q2, 1851.
For Sale.
A IOOD Slio\ver- 3nth, it good portable
.Black or \Vliit.e Smiths Furnace, and a
good Patent Sofa Bed chair—All at.
' ' D1SBR.OVV’S.
in V‘ ECE1VF.D‘tliis day an exit‘-l1SlV'£9't!.=S0l't-V
ment of new and desirable _Spriug Goods.
[.0 wliich the attention of all in want is invited.
.1. (mo-.V:IA:'¢.,
FAIIIFII-‘.LD 1', ,oti_s'11v BANK, (
24th I‘‘eb.,,18'5'1‘.'"‘' 1’ 4 55
NOTICE is hereby g_'iveii that an install-
ment. of ten per ceiitaj on the add,iti('ii'i'al
Stock of this Paul; is payable on the 7th of
March next. Per order, _
A T. WARNERJR.
THE CICLEBRATED CHEAPEST
Oarpeb Establishment
In the United States. _
No. 99 Bowery, N. Y. ' ‘
HIRAM Auonnsonis
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms!
HOLESALE and retail; Families and
housekeepers furnished at wlnlesale
prices.
List of Prices. -
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 9s
Imperial do do 103 and 11s
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 123
TtlpeSll'_V« Carpets, 9s and 12s
Venetian Stair Ca rpets, 2s, 3s and 45
Door Mats. 25. 3s aiul 4s
Table and Piano Covers. cheap
Common Carpets, 2s and Its
English Drugge-ts, 356d to 63
Floor Oil Cloths, Rs to 49
Floor Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
Eiiglisli ()il Cloilis, 8s to 93
'l‘ut'ind Rugs. ‘.203
Axminister Rugs. $6
\Vir.do\v Sliiides. S1 to S6
Checked Matting, 4-4. 5-4. 6-4
Stair Rods. 0s, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths, 33
HIRADT ANDERSON,
is9in’7 No. 99 Bowery. New York.
New Spring Dry Goods.
IIITCHCOCK 6.: LEADBEATE R.
No. 3-17 B.‘00(/7I.'(l_U. corner If Lcoifartl st.
ifir’ ARE ALREADY IN RI-‘.01-‘.lPT or 'rI-Hair. New
AND BEAUTIFUL. SPRING GOODS,
and are pre.pared to serve their customers
therewith, as well as with every kind, style
and qu_:_i_lity of
I-‘ALL AND Wt.\‘TER DRY GOODS,
of which they have one of the largest. and best
assoriineuts in New York, which embraces
every kind of
I-‘.~i\cY AND STAPLI-Z DRY GOODS
worn by la dies orgentlemeu, or used l)yl'itll)1llf‘S.
It is impossible l'1)l'lll(’.lll to eiiiimerate even
a moiety ol'their articles.ani.i would. tlierel'ore,
bar:-ly naine a few’. as
c:I‘.EN.\Dii\'t:.‘-:, Ol’.GAI\'DlI-ZS, siLK TISSUES, SlLKS,
{Pi1i.\"i'I3i).t.\co.\‘E‘i‘s AND CAMBRICS, t:.\It1:G ES,
c.t.\'ToN Ct‘..-\I’E AND TIIIBEI‘ stt.\.wI.s,
M.iN'tit.t..xs, swiss nusLt.\'s, &.c.
They would also beg leave to say that they
give their attention entirely to the retail busi-
ness, are in constant communication with their
cu iatoniers, and tlierefore
I.F..\It.\‘ Tut-.11‘. W.\I\"rs AND WILL SUPP_I.‘x' TIIEM,
if any pains, and the markets of this or any
other country will enable them to do so; and to
make their ttSS0l'lZlllCt]1} so general as to enable
any lady to
SlT DowN A.\‘D st-:Lt:c't‘ EVERY ARTICLE
she wants. without the fatigue aiul perple.\ity
ofslioppiiig, while their invariable rule of
ONE PRICE, wi'rnoU': VARIATION,
secures to every customer, whether a child or
an adult,
FAIR. A-Ni) HONEST DEALING.
In addition to their extensive assortment of
I~:vi«:11Y KIND 01-‘ nut-:$s GOODS,
they have coiistantzly on ha iid every kind of
I-lOUSE\\'aI-‘E AND I-‘AMlt.Y GOODS,
As Linen S/icelt'.ngs and S/iz"i'ting's. Damasics,
Diujicrs. Ntzp/ciizs. and indeed every kind of
Linen Goods, which they purchased before the
recent. advance in prices, and sell
F all tii:r2iI_'i/P539117‘ cent below t/ic usual rates.
LACE AND MUsLi.\' wi.\'aow oimriziiitzs,
woo1.i~:.\‘ BLAl\'KE'l‘S AND QUILTS,
'roii.i:'r. TABLE AND Pl.-\‘;\’O covizns,
co'r'ro.\' SHlR’1‘l.'\'GS AND S111-IE l‘I.\'GS,
1\IO[lKi\'I.\'G AND HAl.F MOUll.\'l.\'G GOODS,
And a full and perfect assortment ol'gentleme.n‘s
Under S/zirzs. Drawers, Scarfs and Cravals,
Sill: and Linen Poe/set I-lam//ccrc/i2'Ifs, Gloves,
At prices far below the usual rates of Gentle-
men’s Furnishing Stores. is
Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
E are constantly receiving trout Samuel
Goildard’s celebrated gun factory Bir-
mingliaiu. England. a general assortinent of
double and siiigle barrel guns. made to our ()l'tlt‘l'
and engraved with our names. ranging from $10
to $60. Also. Aiuerican rifles of tlill'i=reiit. trinit-
iiliictui'es; Colt’s and Allen's revolvers: Ger
man guns and pistols ofall qualities and prices
H()LCO.\lB A: LYON.
83 \Vater st. Bi-iilgepoi't.
N. B.—Fishing apparatus of all kiuils.
House Wanted.
ANY person having a house to rent in
the town of Norwalk. for the suminer or for a
loiiger time, may apply by letter or oherwise
to the subscriber. care of Genin 6.: Lockwood,
\Val| st‘., New Yeah.
21*?’ LEG RAND LOC-K\VOOD.
Wanted.
' NE ointwo apprentici-s to the tanning and
currying business. by
ISRAEL LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk. 17th Feb., 1851. 3t""7
For Sale.
HE lot north ofand arljoiiiiug E Olin-
sti~ad's stoi e. on iVIaiii street. aliont 8811
front. The \vliole ofthe pi.iri:liase money may
remain on inoi-tgzige at 6 per cent. for three or
five years. Apply to
FREDERICK ST. JOHN.
Feb. 17th, 1851. 3t7
-Holieontb 6:. Lyon,
I.\‘lP()lt’1‘l-IRS AND C()Mi\IlSSlON
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
OULD respectl'ully call the attention of
merchants and uiaiiutiictiirers to our
extensive assortment. of Hardware. comprising
almost. every article of English, German and
American tnanulactitre, and we ,9;itar:iiit'ee to
you that. our prices are as low as any house in
Boston or Nevv York. Of this you can satisfy
yourself by calling on us at 83 \Vater street,
Bridgeport.
Files and. Rasps,
ajONSTANTLY receiving from \V. 65 S.
Butcher, Shellielil. England.a full assort-
ment of the above goods, for sale at New York
prices. I-IOLCOMB (‘Sc LYON.
83 \Vater st... Bridgeport.
Horse and 65: Cards.
DOZ. tiist. qual ty copper teeth cai'ds
i°ec‘d and for sale by
STREET .5: QUIN TARD.
5
-~—A-~.G.R!3A.T; isA_ti_.c_§j§tN .0F.‘FE1{ED_!._.._.,...._
,_ E‘-arm. for Sale A
"Near l'V2§§L7Li7ig[07i, D. C.
. ;, __-; ONE ofthe very best farms in .\'Iaryland,
tiiii ahour 5 iniles from the capitol, consisting
of some 900 acresgof griiin_,gi':i'ss and wood
land, is ol’fered for sale upon very accommoda-
tiiigtorms.nnd for less than two-thirds its value.
It is the former residence of the late Judge
Dorsey of Md., who expended many thoiisa l)(1
dollars in beautifying the grounds. buildings,
(Sac , mid obtaining the choicest varieties of ev-
ery species of fruit. ~ There is upon the place
a large and wmiiiodioiis two and a half story
dwelling and other suitable outbiiildiiigs. An
orchard of two thousand peach trees ofthe very
best quality. which will in any ordinary season
yield it clear profit._ot' $1000; about. 300 apple
trees, with plums, iipricots. qltinces. pears, nec-
tarines, cherries, grapes, &c., and about one
acre of the finest strawberries. About one
hundred acres is of the richest and most pro-
ductive soil—-the remainder is in wood and gra-
zing la iid. Under proper cultivation the mend-
owwill cut 100 tons of good buy, which in
\Vashington market is always wort.h‘$‘20 Per
ton. This market is “proverbial as being the
best in the Union for the farmer. as all his
products bring the very highest price. On th-s
place is a chalybi-ate spring. which is consid-
ered the best of mineral waters for debilitnt .d
and invalid persons. It. is beautifull_y"siti:’iitdil,
proverbially healthy, and easy of access to the
city. It will be sold at :1 great sacrifice because
the owner is unable to attend to its inauage-
ment, and upon such terms that iin industrious
and energetic man. with a liite capital. can
purchase iind pay for it from its own earnings.
For fortlier particulars inquire at this otiice.
Jan. 1st, 1851.
Farm for Sale.
THE suhsci'iber oti'ers for stile ‘that.
" valuable homestead.lbrnierly owned and
occupied by the late Capt. Aaron Lee, coiitaiii-
ing nearly 24 acres of land, with it dwelling
house. barn, cart in go house nnil gruiiiery. &c.,
all having receiitly bi-en thourougly repaired.——
The land ofthe best. quality. and well water-
ed, containing a choice selection of fruit trees
ofvnrions kinds. and lies on the dirt-ct road
from Ridgelield village to the Norwalk 5.: Dan-
bury rnili'oad depot, to lie located at .\larvin
Sat lord's and about one and tl hall' miles i1'UllI
the smite, and about two iiiilas lriuii said vil-
lingo. Also 1i'(l(*..~‘ll'e(l about 16 acres of wood
and pasture, land, lying a short ilistance t'roui
said liomested. lfihe above propert_v is not
sold bel'oi'e the 1st of t\1arcli next it. will be to
let. FRANCIS A. ROCKWELL.
Riilgcfield Feb. 4th. 1-‘$51.
Tame Cutlery,
HEARS and Si-issors. of \V. & S. Butch-
er's, Roget-‘s, and Hilger’s manuliicture,
for sale wholesale and retail by
1-lOLCO.\lB & LYON.
83 \Vater st.. Bridgeport.
‘Saws,'
LANE IRONS. Cliist-ls and Goiigcs. of
\V. 6.’. S. Biitclier’s iiiiiiiiifzii-tni'e. For sale
wholesale and retail by HOLCO H13 6.’. LYON,
83 \Viiter"street, Bi'iilgeport.
Jewelry.
ANO'l‘H F..1. large arri-
. val of jmveli-y. liincy arti-
cles. é:c., at the Cliciip Store under the Conn.
Hotel. consisting of gold and silver lever and
lepine watches, car rings (some new patterns.)
finger l'll]}_vs, breast pins. liracelets, lockr-ts. sil-
ver and plated spoons and lhrks. gold chains of
every style, vest cliaiiis.togi-tliei with every
variety ot'jewelry that can he found in a coun-
try store. Ptll‘llt‘llltll' attention will be given
to watcli repairing and job work in general, and
my _:j>otlS will be sold at lower prices t.ha.n over
before ott'ei'eil in Norwalk. To be couvin. ed,
come and see. CHAS. A. DU R.-\Z\’D.
Ready Made titloizhing.
Y ‘H F. subsciiber nas taken the stoic next to
the one occupied by Mr. lsaacs. which
he has filled with a choice nssortuient of ready
made clothing, caps. unibrellas. L'\'c. Persons
inti.-.n(ling to piirc'linse will do well to call
and examine his stock, for he will sell goods as
cheap as can be found elsewhere.
H. MAGNER.
Norwalk, Jan. 13th. 1851. ‘.2
Very Cheap.
"PINO-ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
‘ . and Sliouliler braces, for curvature ofthe.
Spine and kiiidreil diseases; ofallsr/.es,l'oi' sale.
at. very low prices (nearly one hall‘ less than
l'ormerly.) bythe siibsci'iber. Call mid see
them at the ofiire of DR. A. HILL.
Jan. 2811}. 1851. 4
Fluid Lamps.
NOTHE 1 lot of Fluid l_.:iinos,jii't i'ec’d
and for sale by C. A. DU {A ND.
Disliicl o/‘Norwal/c ss Probate Court, Fcbruar_i/
7//t..1 51.
STATE of DAVID ll. \VARREN. late
of Norwnlk in said District. dece-.ised.
The Court. of Probate for the District. of
Norwiilk hath limited and allowi-i.l six months
from the date hereof. for the Creditors of said
Estiite. to exliibit. their claims for settlement.
Tliose who neglect to present‘. their accounts
properly attested, within said tinie, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebti—>d t.o said
estate are requested to lllillit‘ iiiinieiliate pay-
ment to VVILLIAM \VARRE.‘l.
6* Admiiiistrator.
Dist/‘icl of Ii’ii/gfc_/irlcl ss Probate Court, Jan-
mI./'_1/ ‘.3311. 1851- _
ES'l‘A'l'E ot'Cl:lARLES DAUCHY. late
of l:’.i<'gefield in said district, deceased.
The Administrator represeiit the estate in
solvent, and prays the appointment of Com
uii.~.sioners thereon.
()rr./cred——'l‘liat Commissioners to receive
and exainiiie the. claims ofilie creilitors ofsaivl
estate be appointed at. the probate iitiire in
Riilgefielil on the lirst day of l‘vlarcli, 11-‘L51. at
3 o’clock afteriioon; of which all poisons in in-
terest will take. iiotice, and appezil‘. illltey 580
cause. and he heard ilieI'I’0n-
6*‘ EBEN EZE R HA \VLEY, Jnrlgc.
Hall on Baptism.
HE Fourth Edition Revised and enlarged,
just publislicd: for sale by
AN Dl’.E\V SELLECK.
NOTHER Supply of 'l‘ownsend’s Sarsa-
parilla, and Cod Liver Oil. Just re-
ceived by JOHN A. \VEED.
More New Goods!
HA V E just received an immense addition
to my stock, and among them are very many
great bargaiiis, both in Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and in Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
C. J". Gavin.-\.\‘.
Interesting to the Ladies.
ECEIAE 1) this day, an entire. new stock
_ of Ladies" Plain and Embroidered Linen
Cainbric and Lawn Haiidkercliiet's of i‘-_t-'G'_'§‘
stylg and quality; some very rich and entirety
new styles, ranging in prices 6 1-4 cts. to $4-
» (,‘- J~ URUMAN.
Webb’s Washing Powders.
N E\V and convenient article for removing
,i_ dirt. from, clothes of all kinds without rub-
biiiir. ’
Try it, and if you don’t: approve ofit, the money
will be returned you.
LOCK\VOC‘vD. HAIGHT, dc CO.
Norwalk, July 15, 1850.
- low prices. Persons wanting any species
will continue. .
the largest and most extensive assortment of.
. 9 I ‘ ‘ ‘*= .
Spring Dry Goods
Ever before offered in this village,’to which the public attention will"be called at an early_ day. , __
The subscriber ‘would here tender his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage bestow'e_d ,
subscriber is desirous of selling 01? tlie bal
3 --..-meg K.‘ E1) ,_--.
.x..-inf? . .. i. .,.s ‘.1’
- WENTEE- DRY 1’
since of liis.iivintei- of goods
of goods will now find a-i-are oppoi't_u‘nityg 91.,
obtaining them far belowthe usual rates ;‘ from this day to t.be fit-st: day of March this reddctiofn,
More room is wanted for his spring stock,
as it is-' his intention to open by for
"'1
upon this establishment during the past year, believing that no store in this State can bo:ist"of'a
greater increase of patroiiage‘ within the short:
goods will always sell when offered at low prices.
3!
Received this daydireet ,
New Canaan. Feb. 1, 1851.
\
wan:
space of twelve iiiooihs. New and desirable
VVILLIAM E. RAYMOND.
Q ' s
A steers EtBN,
A ANO THER IzlIil1ENSE ADDITION T0 MY
tint. 8&3 itiiviiiii Din tiooiis.
All of which will be sold at prices that.
3. s,
Is now immense, amonu which are manv reat bar ain . In
D u
will defy competition. My stock of
assess stones,
371%’
French Merinos and -
In Broad Clothe, ,‘:i.<siiiiei'es. Vestiiigs.
\Ve have every style, quality and kind, among which ai'e an immense stock of
set. is s,
(‘.ashinere.<. real .\‘oi-'.-"tcli Poplins, Mons. do Laines. Thibet, Cloths, Al-
pttt'?C:.S. dcc. 6:c., all of which will be sold at :i very small advance frmn. Auction ]2i‘ii;es.
illillinary and Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Flannels.
I3lankets. and _Doint-.stic Goods, our stock never was as good as at present. And all may rest
assured that the 01.] Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the plane for biuj_r_rm'ii.-:.
c. G. GRUMMAN. '
l
. Farm for Sale at .£Anc"'eion.t
TH E liiriu lies in Darieii.
iiiile north of D:-irieu depot.contniiiing about 00;
tltll'9S of good land, well divided into meadow.
p'ow and pastiire land; lins a good waliiiit;
0l‘Clltll'(l,fllitl plenty of fruit ot all kinds _‘.1l'()\\’ttI_g‘
tlinre-iiii, also a good lioiise, barn and other out,
linildings. Sale to take place Mnrcli 4th. 18:31.?
at. 1 o'clock. P. M. Part ol the money can re-!
main on iiiterest, if di-sired. __‘
ELIAS JOHNSON.
Darien, Jan. (3th. 1851. _ 9t1
u
2
3
4
a
Water Proof‘ Boots.
H17 siil)sci'ibei- liasju.-:t returned from New
York with a large lot. of the heat water
proof boots, to be had: also, a large quantity of
India Rubber Over Shoes, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. H. l'lANDF.S-
Mill Saws.
1 CASE tliiu Mill Saws. (3 Feet. for sale. by
S'.l‘1’..E ET 6: QUlN’l‘ A RD.
Reward. Reward!
LL persons having unsettled at-.coui'its on
k my books of more iliaii two months stand-
log. are i'eqiiested to call and make llllttletlltlttt‘.
payment, and receive the thanks (it the sub
sciiber. C. .l. GRUMA.N.
A Ii/lle nmrc Ligl/I upon (lie siibjcrt.
URNING F LUl D (at 75 cents a gallon.)
and eainplieno. rec'd liesli eve-‘ry \\'r(ll~;,
t'orsalent 13lSSELL‘S.
Bed-Glothes Glasps.
OLD niglits are coming. and many an
.1 hour's anxiety may be saved to parents
by the use of our bed-clot hes clasp. Try tlieiu.
and ifyou don’t' like them, bring them back and
get your money. 48 DlSBRO\V.
To all who are interested.
LL persons who are, indebted to the late
lirm of T. 6.’. \V. E. Rayinoiut are reqiinst-
ed to make inimediate payment to the subscri-
ber, without further notice.
\V.\l. E. RAYHOND.
New Canaan, Dec. 20th, 1850.
The American Waslzing Fluid.
OR washing in liat'd or sol"! water; it saves
the time and labor expeiiileil in riilibing
the clothes. and they will be ll1'Jt‘.ll cloa-.u-.r.
wliit.e.r aiul softer than they can be made with
common soap. Sold by
51 JOIIN A. \V.EF.D.
US'l‘ rec'd. 4000 lbs. superi(ii' Ohio Clieese.
Country mcrcliants will do well to call and
examiiii-. beliire purcliasin_g:. as it will be sold
cheap for cash. R.AY'.\.lO.\d) & '.\llCAD.
E ',.\]R, l\:':J§ll(‘S.1)tlCl{ comb.-‘. (soiiie new
patterns,,‘ ivory and di'es-siiia i-omb~=. for
sale at; BlSSELL’S.,
.i:-E;g;“7c‘.~i;.?ai.‘..i..-5:
NE\V supply of llovey’s patent hay-
cutters.jii.<i rec'd by
S'l‘RF.E'l‘ 6.: QUINTARD.
. More Eiigbt.
.RF.S1‘1 Canipliene and liitriiiiig fluid just
rec‘d atid tin‘ sale, by the l)ttl'l'(’l or retail
S'l‘R.E ET €\: QU l;‘~i"l‘A RD.
S it is the season for Ciiiiulis. Colds. C00-
suuiptiou. &c.. the alilicted sliould call at
J. A. \Veeil’s, and get. a bottle of Rushton,
Clark {C Co’s Coil LiVm' Oil. Pl'lC6 per
bottle. or 6 bottles for
Ii’
' BA» {i"»ELS of \Vi:stcliestei' Co. Pork
7 ot'a superior quality, packed with great
care for family use; for sale by the hairi-.l or
1lLllltll'(‘.tl. '\V‘.‘v1. E. l’»AY'.\IOND.
New Canaan, Dec. “5t.li, 1350.
IDDLEBROOKS Almanni-.ks for 1851.
For sale by the gross or less quantity at
A. SELLECKS.
Lamp Gil.
URE bleaclicd sperm, solar, elepha rt and
i'i-».tiiieil whale lamp oils. of the ver_v best
qualities. forsale by 4-1 \V C. S’ ‘REET.
Washing Flnid.
EL\\7OO.D’S \VASl1lNG FLUID for
sale by w‘. E BlEtSE-LL.
J UST rec'd. a large assortineiit of lanteriis.
L()CI{\V0()D. H.-UGUT (E Co.
cheese.
Vfi-11:11‘) best in town, at
0LMSTEAD’S
Winter Nights ,
RE cominv. Enquire concerning your
lights. W'hat is the best and cheapest?
\Ve have a great variety of binning Fluid
Lamps. VVe have the fluid di'rcclli./ from (/16
f(1Ct!)’I'_'l,' in New York. We warinnt; it pure, and
to give as beautiful a light as ever was bu:'iit.—
Try it, and if you don’t like it. bring lamps and
an back, _ C. E. DISBRO W.
'I‘1i\IE (J H ANG-‘ED.
"W" ‘W’ 5 N. York & R1‘. Haven Railroad.
§;]N'l‘l L fnrtlier notice trains will leave N.
York. from 29 C.-inal st. for Nut-walli at
7.15 and 9 A. .‘-l., at 3. -‘i.and 5. P. 31.
Leave New In-1a ven for Norwalk at 7.00 a mi
9,-l0 A. M. anil at 1.10, 4,30, t!tH.l8,10. P. ‘I.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9330.
and 11.18 A. WI., and at 4.55. 6.13. and 7.12.’.
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no fartlier than
Bridgeport.
Leave Norwalk ipl‘ New York at 6.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. M ., at 2.16, 5,53. and 9.22 P. M.
R. B. M.~\S(‘)-N. .'S'upcri‘ntcndan.t.
Street &. Quintard.
wuoi.t:sALi: AND at-:'i';.iL DI-1ALl'2RS tN
[I(Z'I‘tblL’(lI‘(.'. Cu/t'cr_i;, Guns, Iron, Steel, l-Vz'.'i-
clow Glu.s..s'. Pain/s and Oils.
No. 4 i\‘l.iai<i-:'r SQUARI-I, NUHWALK.
RE iio.v receiving direct from the iiiaiui-
»- liiclurers an extensive assortment. of for-
eign and domestic Ilardware. &i:., which they
oli'er. either at wholesale or retail on its favor-
able terms as can be tiurcliascd in i'\'ew York.
Dealers and other pui'chascrs are requested to
cxiiiiiiiie their assortincnt and prices belbre
purclia.-ziug (’lsB\Vltt'.l'(|.
Aini.-iig their :i::soi'tnie.nt may be Found
Americaii and Eiigffih rim, knob. on ‘~li_tf,
and iiioi'tii-.0 Locks, with iuiuei-Rt, po‘. .‘?i.*...in,
and brass knobs.
Pad. chest, draw, desk, box, trunk, till and
night Lccks.
Norl'olk. American, maliible, long, square.
and escutclieon Latches.
Parliament, broad. narrow, table, loose, and
biass Baits.
Wood lficrews. assorted from 3-8 to 3 inches.
Flat, oval, halt‘ round, mill, taper, and round
I-Pl HS,
Iiorse. wood, and shoe Rasps.
Angers, assorted i'roni 3-8 to :3 1-2 inches.
Englisli iiiul American Shovels and Spades-.
Cast steel and plated Hoes.
Long and short liaiidli-.il manure Forks.
Ploughs and Plough Castings.
I'looks and Hiiiges.plate llinges,li°iiul Fests.
Mill. X cut, weeb, hand, back. whip, and
l-’.(!V hole Saws.
l3rond and narrow Butts.
Carpeitteifls and Cooper’s Adzs.
lrnce and Bills; bcncli and moi,ildiiigPlanes,
Platte lrous. Sit--el and lron Sqttiires.
Fire Dogs, Wagon and Cart Boxes.
A large a.-:soi'tinent ol'tuble and pocket Cub-
lerv. .
Real stub and wire twist, double barrel guns.
liiiitation - do do do
Filth pod low priced single do do
Englisli. American, Sweeds and Old Sable
Iron iissi;i'teil sizes.
Cast, l«)n_.;lis'ti blister. Gernian, Amei-ican,
and Spring Steel, assorted sizes.
American and Fioncli \Vindow Glass, as-
sorted fi'oiiiGx8 to 18x24.
Pure \VllllI0;l.;(‘tllI.
Eiiglisli '1ed. Yellow, Ocher. Paris, English.
and Chroine Green, Verdcgris, and Lamp
Black ,,.
Coacli and Cabinet. Varnisli; do Glue.
S|)t‘.l‘ll1 and refined Lamp Oil, Linseed and
\Vhale Oil, &c..<3.'c.
Norwailk, Jan. 1651.
®}.'v'.EI¥1'EBE3'S AG-AINX!
N E W and elegaiit Oiiiiiibiis.'t'i'oin the city
of i\’ew York, has just be/eii placed upon
the mute between Norwiilk and South ‘Nor-
walk, and will leave either place. (near the
Coiiuecticut Hotel at the Biiilge, and the Rail
Road Statioii at. South Norwalk.) at such hours
as will accoinoilate those iirriving by. or wish-
ing to take the ti'aiiis. \Vi1,LzA;\1 Ckcj-‘13'r.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1850. 41
Winter Goods. .
C. I-1A.\'DLE has just opened the
- most spleiidid assortment of ‘traps, hits
and v.mbrellas, over oltercil in t‘loi-walk; aiul at:
prices beyond coiupetition. Call at No. 1.7
Main st. and look for _\'OUl'Sf’-IVCS. Quick sales
and small profits is the motto.
Sleigh Bells.
2%
DOZ. stiaiuii BELLS, assort-
the dozeu, for sale by
ed sizes and colors. on straps and by
S'1‘REF.'1‘ 6: QUINTARD.
OAP-STO.\'E GRIDDLES, an excellent
S article for baking buckwlieat cakes.
LOCKWOOD, I-IAIGHT 56 CO.
Iron and Steel!
FULL assoitinent of American, Screed-
ish and English Iron. round, square and
[hit ; and Cast, Eiigiisli-blistei', German, Ameri-
can and Spring Steel on hand and fi ‘tale by
S'1'tu:m' 6.’. QUI1\"l‘ARD.
Oct. 1st. 1850. » .
USt-ITON, CLARK &. CO.’S jgenuiiia
cod liver oil,_rec'd fresh 8_V_Bl’yWePl§";_ zilscr>__-
Townsenci’s and S”and's sz1rsapa2~j,lla fD|?.$tll_é~_'€-'1‘l.. - .
the dozat N . Y. prices, ‘at
.'4
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