‘ifi ‘.._ _ I . --" ‘ / - ’ I ( pa . -- _.._._ ‘
:.—«.. ‘ = —= ’ .- ]s'1‘ OF LETTERS‘ remuinin .in the _ *Ngti¢g,. ,
ibrsale Post'O{lice. Norwalk. A-pI'il’:l.7 31351-“' ' '1‘ a special town meeting, of the .lnhabi-
A“i‘;‘.-—’{ Iii: _(}_REA'1‘ BARGAIN.
'.F-Ila»:-T"S,l'1_I).Scl"ll)8l'S offer for isle “V0
@ 4. farms-lyiiigiii the town of New Canaan.
_ One of said forms is situated about four
"}*l9s from Norwalk landii g. and contains about
Sixfiyaci-es of first rate land with a spacious
d\ve]|ing_h0u8e and tither out buildings thereon
Winding. Also another farm contiiining about
.:8«.!le~.l:_nndi'ed acres of good land, with a farm
“-house and otliei- buildings thereon standing
llb0l.lt‘lI,'!l'_§‘__8_,!_l,_l)(I a halt’ niiles from Norwalk
lsndii3g'an'd__--_is';a .i_i'iost. desirable farm for any
person whowoiild-like to be situated near the
salt water. It is well divided into wood. pas-
tiwa-.-nieadow and plow land, and is well wat-
4-red, and is w'ort.by the attention ofthose who
wish to purchasea good farin. For further
' i2ai't'iculai's enquire oftlie subscriber at New
Canaan orlof _C-has. Isaiics, at Norwnllt;
“ ‘WTLLIAM DRUMMOND.
New Canaan’. Dec. 9.1850.
»,-g Building Lots fbr Sale.
LE: TH-E subscriber offers for sale three
uildng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwiii
50
place about a. quarter of a mile below the _
bridge; also, it lot with a new dwelling house
standing thereon. Also, a house and lot. situ-
ated at. Five Mile River. near the Landing.-
Seventy-five per cent. of the money can remain .
on bond and mortgage for a term of years.
Enql1lt‘t'1'Of(‘}'HA R_L ES L. RAYMOND.
Noiwalk. [B we Mile River.] Dec. 24. tf52
For Sale.
' THE House and Lot formerly occu-
I ll . . ,
pied by [ainery Bissell. deceased.
‘ A For particularsinquire of
. ' CLARK Blssl-ILL,
H ' or \V. E. BISSELL.
g Norwalii. Ana. 27. 1850' 5
GRQCERIES &. GRGCKHRY.
G. W. Smith.
HE‘ Subscriber would iuforiu his former
in customeisand the public generally.lliat
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwalk, where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive,assortiiieut of (z'i'o;-eries, Provisions,
Crockery. Cliiua. and Glass \-Vare. Also Flour
and Feed_,. Sporting and Blasting Powder,
Patent FD_S8.».altd a general assortment of
Patent Mediciiies. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or-elsewhere.
Fresh Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
A South Norwalk,.Zl1lay (lth 1850. 20
.,, -I'atr"m for Sale.
lull THE place formerly occupied by
Alvin Hyatt. dec’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about. three acres of good land.
wit~l>.:a- d3ivel‘li'ng-lioiise and barn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
tholiouse of Ira Betts. Jr., and on the line of
the Daub ury dc Norwalk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
= - SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n. March 3,1851. 9tt
' Til’
»-i. it '
1.1. M. -Smitlfs Marble Yard,
Near "the Bridge, ‘Norwullc. Conn.
SEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
3-, Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. 'l'l1e best as-
‘wrtinent of American and Foreign Marble,
E;-apt’ constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,ure invited to calla nd
give a. persona-l.inspect-ion of his material and
workmanship, as this will be ni‘oi'e's:ztis§iicti)i'y
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con.-
ti‘-acted far.
?"l‘he Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
w‘arraiit it to give er.t.ire satisfaction.
Norwalk. Aug. ‘.21. 1848.
TIME (JHANGED.
N. York &. N aver: Railroad
. “I . ' g I V‘ TT ‘
-.- '-.
-Il"g"F.l‘
_v_v_
IjN'I‘I‘i;i f-'ii'tl'ier not.ice trains will leave N-
_ York. from 529 Canal st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. M., at 3‘. 4,and 5. I’. III.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 7.00 and
9,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30, and 8.10. P. ‘id.
Leave Norwiilk for New Haven at 9.26.
and 11.18 A. M., and at 4.55. 6.13. and 7,13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport.
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. 51., at 2.16. 5,53. and 9.22 P. M
R» B. MASON. Superihtcndanl.
oat, Shoe, Leather and Find-
mg Store.
' HENRY HANDES iienews again
mills acknowledgments to the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
_during the year past, and hopesto merit an un-
interrupted continuai. x of the business rela-
Cl_0_nship which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will be found new at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. _l‘s;mcsi
Where he‘ will be happy to see, andserve his
fold friends and the public. The charact.er of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and children’s wear, with R.ubl:e-i's and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman
-FINDINGS. of the best quality, and in any
quantity. suited to the wants oftlie craft.
Norwalk,Jan. l. 1849.
18
_._...__ .-,__.
2:. 0. wazinffiiiu,
Cabinet Maker & Undertaker.
Two Doors East q/ the Bank,
sraiiironn, CONN.
WOULD respectfully inform the inhabit-
_ants of this, and the adjoining towns,
that battle satisfied from the urgent necessity
which has frequently existed in cases ivheii
death has been caused by putrid diseases, and
In almost all cases ofdeath occurring in warm
“'°?Wl_18|‘. that more ample provision in the line
of articles necessary for the interinent.s of the
"dead than has heretolbre been made in this sec
‘.2-ion of the countr . is called for, he has beeii
Induced to make the necessary arrangements
for. apd that he is now prepared to furnish Cof-
‘"‘_9v ‘_5l"'011dSs Caps, Scarfs, &c.. of every des-
°"fPtl0tt.tltat may be desired or that can be ob-
tained in the :it.y of New York. at 11 moments
warning. day or night, and on the most. reason-
able terins. He is also prepared to furnish
Hearses, ,Carriage_s. see to the digging of the
grave, and to a_t.Iend to any other arrangenients,
that may he wished for the funeral procession,
die. Phone who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friendseveral days. can be furnished
with an ice-box in which it may be preserveda
week, or longer if necessary.
The subscriber has also on hand and for sale
Ledoyen’s disinfecting Flnid—-ii ii article which
will effectually TQHIOVP from the sick room. oi
from roomswlierp deiitli has occurred,all ofi'e..
‘ifiyvmsmell. and completely freshen and purity
‘ail’. 'I’h.is fluid is _fa_r superior to chloride at
"-h$%‘l"30d1l. it being much more powerful and
'5.i!§!§$ly_,.d'f_e6 from smell, which makes it doubly
..4iAli}If'..l’lO; ....j E.ciiAUucEY _WARR_EN.
~-I-"‘emf6rd, Feb."19th,’l848. 711'
-tiou oftlie Vital Powers, and all those tor-
" Mr. Haywood, and believe his state-nent to be
,with any kind of oil, iind is a beautiful dark
IN QUART BOTTLES.
For I’uri_fi/i7ig' the Blood, andfor Ihe Cure of
Sci'ofu'la, Rheumatism. Stubborn Ulcers. Dys- '
pepsin. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Erysip-
elas, Pimples. Biles, Mercurial Diseases, _!
Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Coiiiplaiint.
Bronchitis. Comsumption, Female
Couipluiiits. Loss ofappeiite, Gen-
eral Debility. &c.
’N this preparation we have all the restoi'n-
propoa-tie.-i of the root. (-ouibined and con-
centrated in their utmost streiigth amlefficacy.
Experiments were made in the inanufacture
oftliis medicine until it was found it could not
be improved. Accordingly, we find it resort-
ed to almost universally in cases of Scrofula,
.Liverdi.~ieases, Salt Rheum, Geneml Pi'0stl'il-
menting diseases oftlie skin so trying to the
patience. and iujurous to the health. It is H
tonic. aperient and (IlSll‘.‘fPCtllllf. It acts simul-
taneously upon the stomacli, the circu.l(zI2'on
and the bowrls, and thus three processes,
which are oidinarily the result oftliree differ-
ent kinds of medicine. are carried on at the
same time tlwough the instrumeIit.alit.y of this
one i'eiiiedial agent. 'I‘lii-re. are many ways
ofrelieveing pain for the time being, but there
is only one way ofremoving disease. No palli-
ative. no aiiodyne, no tropiciil appliciition will
remove it. It. must be attacked at its source. in
the fluids ofthe body. which convey the poison
to the localities where it is developed in infla-
niation. sores, ulcers, t.umoi's, abscesies, gland-
dulars swe ling as the case may be.
These fluids must be reached. acted upon.
purified by some powro-ful agent. Such an
agent. is Sands Sa.rsaparilla which gently stim-
ulates wliile it tlisiiifects and eicpels from the
.~st.om:ich and bowels all that is ll'l‘llHl.lll,‘..’. and at
the same time restores their vigor and tone.-—
Its great merit is that it meets and neutralizes
the active principle of disease itself, and when
that is gone, the syniptoins neccessai'ily dis-
appear. The rapidity with whim-h the patient
recovers his health and strength uiidei this
triple influence it sur_nrising. Eacli new case
in which it is applied furnishes in the result ii
new cei'tilicat-‘e ofits excellence; and weliave
only to point to the ll(i3Ul!ll1lflI’.8tI l6Sl’.ilx’l0!iy of
multitudes who have c.xpei'iem-ed its effects, to
convince iocreduality itself of its i'e-.al value.
Lieut. Miller of the Ai my has kindlysent. us
the following letter from California :
Mo:v'ri=‘.ai-:Y. Jan, 18. 18:30.
Ii/it-2SSR& A. B. $5. I). S.-..\*ns ;—Gentl.'-.menI
beg leaveto add my favor of your invaluable
medicine. hoping it may lead some other unfor-
tunate being to try its effects. and that they
may be i)9l)t‘filI’(-‘!(l as I have been.
I arrived here from the United States by the
overland routeaboiit thefirs-t of October last.
A few days afterl was attacked with a very
iiisiigieeablceruption of the skin, which my
pliysicisii could not cure. I liappencd to find
your Siirsaparilla in a store in this pl~.ice,iiiid
aemembei-iiz,'—_: the popu-la.i ity ofthe medicine at
home. I purchased three bottles. which had
the desired effect. ofi'einovizig my difiiculty en-
tirely. \Viih high rega.rds yours écc.
J. H‘. MILLER, U. S. A.
From the Slate of/ifaine.
The atteiit-ion oftlie reiitler is called to the
lbllowiii-g ceitiliczite of ‘.1 remarkable cu»re ef-
fected by using only live bottles of Suiid’:i Sat‘-
raparilla.
Si.-mvi-‘.7. (Maine) April 15. 1850.
hlrrssns. A. B. 66 D. Sasns :—t§eiitleincsn :
this is to r-ertyfy thin the sut.iscri'm-r, of Sidney.
County ofKe-nnebec, State of Maine. has bee)
afllicted more. or less ever since my birth. with
Sci-ofula, wliicli continiied to iiicrease until last
*‘ebruary. In January. my legs were seswsl
leii I could tot. get on e. boat or a atocltiiig. and
had several large sores on me all the time. It
this situation. I was about to give up in despair
when l was advised to try Sand's Saraaprilla.
I had not much faith in it. but i send to Angus-
ta. Me. and procurred ii bottle, which did me
so much ggod. I sent and got another, and con-
tinued until I had taken five bottles. lam now
perfectly well. li’ a ny person who may read
this letter is afllicted with and disease ot-Scro-
fnla I would most sincerely iecommend and
advise them to make use ot"Sand’s Sarsaparilla
lfauy person wishing further information about
my case bp calling upcii me I can convince
tlie-an efthe healing power ofthis medicine.
Signed STEPHEN C. HAY \VOO D.
Augusta, April 16, 18:30.
P. S.—- \Ve are personiil ilcqlltlltlled with
Sigiieil.
DlLLl.NGHAli'l dc TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. At D. SANDS. Druggist and Clteinist.
100 Fulton street. corner of Williaiiii, New_
York. Sold‘ also by druggists generally llll'0uI]-
out. the United States and Canad-as Price $l
per bottle : six bottles for 3;’). For sale by J.
A. “FEED, Nor‘.-/iilk, Ct.
EH18.
Point your Buildings do Fences.
SANFORD has just rt-.c‘..d a qua ntiiy of
D superior M iueral Paint, warranted equal
to any Paint ever before offered to the public.
It. is proof agniiist fire, water and WmtlI)6l‘——-lt
is iincliaiigealile in its color—it. mixes readily
brown or freestone color. This Paint rec'd
the premium at the N. Y. State fair held at
Albany in 1850. in competition with t.he Ohio
Fire-proof and several other mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the I-‘.ind in use for
cheapness and riurability. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits superiority have been given by those
who have tested it. of which these aie two:
_ “ We have used your niineral paint in paint-
Ing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely recomniend it as a very superior
cheap and durable rirticle of paiiit.”—Hi.;m,u~.~
H. PHi~:1.rs. Superintendent. Syracuse 6: Utica
Railroad. . Oct. 30. I850.
“I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and I find it to be far prefeiiible to
to the Ohio or any other point now in use——it
is impervious to water, and uiichungeable in
color.”——HonAci»: JOHNSON, Painter for the S.
65 U. Railroad Co. ,
_ This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the manufactuirers.
Westport, March 24, 1851.
Union of the states.
NEW cook-stove by the above name has
_ Just. been received by us ; it is the union
of all the good qualities requisite for a complete
kitchen stove. It has the largest oven of any
store in use. and iscxpressly for wood.
'L-'ocKw‘o,0D. HAIGHT 66 CO.
Fluid Lam . N
12tf
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.110”, \vl){¢('e it Em,-_aelim.vii iiiiiiiistzikzible evidence
‘may he found in our c'zrciila r. to be li‘:l(l of the
N,O'I,_‘,HER lot of Fluid amns just rec'd
and forsale-liy ' C. A. DURAND.
West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the No2'wa»lk Ilotel.
Manufacturer
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices. C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
B. ,Harnesses inanzg/Zzctured to order.
and Dealer in
iii-pet Bags, Satchels, ‘.Vl1ips, Mutts, I3I'U-‘$1188.
\Vai'e, Trunk Locks, écc. 5£c.
Terms favorable.
P. BRADLEY’S
_‘Ne-w Ifamess and Saddle Establ-is/meant.
VIVHE subscriber having had an apt
invite the attention of the pub
Trunks. Valices, Carpet Bugs. Mais-
dzc. &c. which he has coiistaiitly on liaiid.
Harness. coinbining iieatuess with di.ii':il)iiit._v.
at this establishment. of the ver
not fail to satisfy cust.omei's. 3
Just i-eceived a lot of Bali‘-alo Robes,.I3lautiets, 6-Kc‘.
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849.
i
.
I
.
For Ilse Cure of i
OOUGRS, corms,
HOARSIENESS, anon’-
OHITIS, GROUP, .AS‘I'H- |
MA, WHOOZPING-GOUGH l
AND CONSUMPTION. i
TH l-3 iiivaluable reiiiedy for all (1-new-'s**8 "If:
tlirui-.i and lungs, has attained celebrity from itsi .-
cures, never erpi:tl.wd by any other mediciiief
before. Other pi'epariitions have shuwntlieiii-2
selves piilliative. and sometiiiies eti'::<:teil notable:
cuues, but. none has €IV'*.'l‘ so fully won the cofi-i
deuce of every comm-unity where it is kuown.._
After yg-.:n'g oftrial in every cliiur-.te,tlie ic.<ult.s-
have indi.~‘pntal;ly shown it to possess :1 niiistei'y
over tliis (lHll;!_6l'OllS class of dismiss. which
could not fail to attract the attention of l’liysi-
clans. Patieiits, and the public at lai-go.
See the statements. not of oliscure individ-
uals aud from fiir distant. places, but ot men
who are knoivn and respected throughout the
country.
'l‘lie. widely (!i’lPl)l'8l'8fi Surgeon. Duct. VA L-
ENTiNE MO'I"l‘. of New 'l=.'oi‘k city says:
H It gives me pleasure to certify the value
and efliczicy of‘ Ayres Clierry Pci.:tor'.il.’ which
I consider peculiar adapted to cure diseases ofi
the throat and lungs.” '
Dr. Perlains. the venerable Piesideiit of the
Vermont Medical College, one ofthe eiiiiiieiit-
ly l6l'll'fl‘r'.‘«(l pliysiciaiis of this country wriies the
Che:'i'y Pa-zcturul is exieiisively used in the sec-
of its happy e1°."::ct upon the pulmoiiary dis-
eases.
The Rev. Joe. D. Cm-lirane, :1 distinguished
Ole-rggytiniii oftlie Eiigli-li Church
writes to the propis-tear ii'oi‘ii fVlC-ll’tl't~‘Ell., that he
has been cured ofa s;~n'ei'e asiliiinilic iitiiiiztiiiii,
by Clieiwy I’.u:tori2l. iii.-' letter at full leiigtli
agent, and is v.':2rti';_'. the attention of ustiiinatic
patieiits.
Tlii.-i letter is fruit‘. the well lciiuwu Druzist
Hg Bitlzul-.ilo Elie-.ii;1;: l’!. one otitlielargc..t.deal-
ers in the State. and this case is fioni his own
observation.
l-iii.z.s:nAL'.‘.. ~.‘dicii.. Dec. 10. 1848.
Dear Sir: lmiiiediately on l'tit:t~'l;)I of your
Cherry P0-cl0l'iiI, Ic:-irried :2 bottle to an ac-
quaiiitaiice of mine who was tliougizt to be near
his end with quick tzonsiiiiiptiois. He was then
unable to i'ise from his bed, and was extiwiiielj,‘
feeble. His friends believed he must soon die
unless re-liel'could be obtaiii.~:.d for him, and l
induced him to give your exzzelent. Int‘-(Il('lll6 ii
trial. I imim-diatcly left. l0’-.Vll for three weeks
and you niayjiidge my surprise on my return,
to iueez him in the street on my way home
from the cais, and find he had entirely recov-
ered Four weclnc from the day he commen-
ced taking your medicine, he was at work at
his arduous trade of blacksmith.
There are othei cases within my knowledge.
were the Cherry Pectoral has been singular
successful, but none so ll‘l?tl'I\'P"i'l as this.
Very truly yours. G. \V. UNDERWOOD.
HA.\'ovi-'.P.. Olin). April 3. 1850.
Dear Sir: l wish I could tell all that suffer
with a Ctnigll. wliat. your Clicrry Peciuriil has
done for me. It due.~:. seem they iiiight be lien-
fittod by the information. I had a lung fever
which left. my lungs weak and iiifiained Being
very feebleaud unable to gain strength at all,
my frieiids thought l must. soon sink in con-
sumpticii. [had no appetite, and a dreudl'ul
cough was fast wearing me away. I began to
take your beautiful medicine. by the advice of:
a e:ie;-gyiizziii. who had seen its effects befure.l
It. eased my cou;1li "at first, and gave me iest. zit
night. In less than a fortniglit I could eati
well, and my cough had ceased to be trouble- ;
some, my appetite i'etiii'iud. and my food nour-
islietl me, which soon i'e.~*tored my st.rcngt.li.—-—
Now. alter five weeks. I am well and strong.
with no other help than your Clierry Pei-toral.
Yours with respect. JULIA DEAN.
I hereby certify th;-it the above statement of‘
mv wife is in izonforiuity with niy own views‘
oflier case and her core by Ayei-’s Cherry
Pectoral. JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Julia his
wife. are personally known to me. and implicitl
confidence may be placed in their statement.
SAJIIUEL C. VAN DF.R\VEN'I‘,
Pastor ofttie Baptist Cbui'«_-li. |
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer, Prac-2
tical Chemist. Lowell. Mass. l
Sold in Norwalk by \V.E.Bissell; in Stam-i
foi'.‘.l. S. Lockwood. and by the drugists general-'
ly throughout the Suite. i
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l
come and See. 1
HE subscriber has just received a large=
and valuable assortment of the latest
improved Cook and Parlor Stoves. and :1 variety
of useful kitchen Furniture. Among which
iuay be found the following.—-'I‘he Quincy,
Empire-_ State. National. Saratoga Ai-tight ;,
At.wood’s Empire. Common Sense. All-Right l.
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of \Vood Air-Tight Parlor Stores. The,
}Etna, The Gothic, Fancy Air-fl‘iglit.. Cottagefl
and Races Celebrated Heat Regulator.
Of Parlor Coal Burners, fourteen different;
varieties and sizes. and fifteen or twenty varie-
ties and sizes of Shop Stoves and Furnaces.
H.e.baii also samples ofDavy's Patent Sad-
Iron Heaters. which for economy and conven-
ience cannot be surpassed. Also,_a good as-
sortment of Bi-it.annia.Juppan, Tin, Sheet Iron
and Copper ‘.Va re. French and English
Knives mid Forks of superior lllulltlIilCl.liI'e,
_Yankee Notions. éic. &c- «
Jobbing done as usual. at reasonable rates.
All oiders punctually attended to.
F. H. NASH.
South Norwulk, Sept..‘.’4th, 1840. '
..
39,
iartuieiit fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
lic to his extensive assortiueut. of Saddles, I'Im'iiesscs.
Rugs, \Vliips. Lashes. Brusllfifl.Currycombs.Sliammies
' He has on l}:lI):I several setts of very light single
Everyaiticle in his line of liiisincss may be had
y liest materials and style ofwoi'kmaiiship. at prices which Will
lfiepairinw done in a neat and substantial manner.
F. BRADLEY.
Par $ale or to Let.
_ AN estzililislied busiiiess stand in the
....‘ .villii;ze of D:tI'li‘ll. Cnnii., within 100 yds
of the N. Y. (5: N. H. i'ailroi:d depot... where
the cars stop tour or five times :1 day to and
from New York. The building is coiiveiiient
for store and dwelliiig, with about four iicres of
land attaclieil—situated on the corner of the
Boston turnpike and New Cn~llt1l!li road. Price
.53-3300; a pirt of the piirriias:-. inoney can re.-
maiu on bond and ii‘iort‘,<:age if ieqiiiivil. lzftjt‘
pai'ticulai's. eiiquire of W. N. If RA DY at the
New ‘i'oi'li Navy Yard.or of PIOLLY BELL -
at. the Darien i'aili'o:id depot. ‘.2iii*‘3
For Sale.
, A valuable ll0lllr"Sif‘iI(l ot ‘.263 acres of
. liiiid,for:m-.rl_y the residence of .laii'e<l
Ayres, in New Canaan. On it is in good
two story dwellin_z-house, barn, and other out
b-iildings. and tine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in :1 lieiiring state. Also, ‘.27 at-.i'e.s offiiie.
-timber land. 3.1 miles noi~tli-west of Norwalk
I3l'lilgg, Also, six ac‘-‘es of -.\'mi.i and timber
laud lying one mile north of 5‘-’ei.v Cauuaii vil-
lage. Also twoaci'es of’ wood laud I_‘,'ill£Z near
the saw mill of '\Vaits Coiiistock. Esq. in New
Caiiaaii. For furtlier parzicul:ii's enquire of
the Sill):-'Cl'lI)(’.l' at. the residence of Vvtll. Drum-
mond. Nev; Caniinn.
EDEN EZER CARTER.
New Canaan. June 14, 155i). *9t‘.25tf
'I‘Ai\'.‘€ERY FOR SALE.
_. .3 Valuable Froperty
FOR sale at a lmi'giiio.-——'l‘iie sul)scri-
ber. coiitaruplatinga removal toilie U.-'9.-st.ot‘fe.i'.~:
for sale iii.-5 faiaui an-.": tiziiizery sittiatetl in l‘“.'ci.v
Ca naa ii :.- bout ii mile and n lml:"'i':'oin the village.
and about four tlllibrl from Not'\=.'2sll'. lam!iug.——
The fai-in consists ofabout 4.i"iaci'es of i‘ll':$l.-l't'tl.8
la ml with a §{(}l)lI two story dwelling--liotiae. barn
and other lziiildings thereoii. and would be it
most. desimlilc place for a fa i'm.er or iiiechanic.
The tannery at which there is now doing ii fli‘:~‘i
rate business in that line will be sold separat.e
or with the fiirin as desired‘ by the purchaser.
For fut-tlier ptH‘ll('.2.‘ltl enquire ol Darius St.
John. New Caiiaiiii. or of Chas l.-iaacs, N61‘-
walk. D.-\ RIUS S. AYHES.
New Caiiaaii, .l:iii.§),1b‘5l.l. 3
Euilding E.~ots
ON EAST A‘-/'E.\IUi§ FOR SALE.
7 HR? E izllllillllg lots on the Iiliist. Avenue.
iiiljoiiiingg the’ l’t‘.‘4l-‘It-‘vi’-i!t‘~i of the under-
sigrieil. 'l"lii-so lots are a rnong the most desira-
ble in NOl'\'S'tlIl{. and are 150 feet in front art?
£25) feet deep. For particulars enquire -.
GEO. V.-V. i3E'i""S, No'rw'ilk. or £34 ?earl at.
N. Y. 321:9 f\Ittl'Cll 3. 1851.
B -mbury &. Norwallz Railroad.
Nl}'l‘lCFJ is lieieby given to the subsci'ibers;
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwail-i Railroad Company. that the Presi-
dent and Dii'e.r.tors at ii meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September. 1850. 7:0-
led that an instalineut of 10 per cent. on the
capital stock, including the amount paid at the-
time of subscribing, be paid to the 'I‘ieasui'er on
or before the 20th Oct. iiext.
And that further iiistaliiieiits. of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first Moiidays of Do-
cember, Jiiniiaijr. Falivuary. March, April.
May. Ji ne, July. and Augiist. uei-:t° I
The siib~zcribers residing at Noi'iv:ilk and its
vicirity. will please call and pay to William
Lockwood. E.<q.. Assisiaiit Ti'eiisiii'er. 5
Certificates of stock. and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of izistaliiieiits.
for delivery.
AARON SE E L IY. Treasurei'.
Danbnry, lGth7 Se-.ptein‘oi.=.i'. ‘.850.
Boarding and Day School.
FOR YOUNG LAl)lES—-Norwalk. Cl.
Jllrs. Lriizisa A. .S:n.it/L, Priricipal.
HE \Vinter session coniineiiccs on the
fir.-‘t. VV ediiesdaiy of i\’ove.niliei'. Ternis—
l*'-or Board, and wa.-shiiig. Tuition in the Eu-
glisli bi':iiiches, Music on the Piano or Guitar.
Drawirzg. Paintiiig, French and Latin langua-
gzes——-$l()0 per session of five iiionths-—witliout
music 3580 per session.
Day Scliolai's—En_glisl2 studies and music.
per quarter. Esiglisli studies alone. priir.-i-
ry. $34-——liiglier $5 per quarter.
Norwalk, Sept. 24, 18:30.
Fruit Trees
at ilze
SOUTH NORVJALK NURSERY.
V iii E subsi:i'iber respectfully solicits the at-
tention of fruit-growers to his stock 0!
trees, consisting of choice peach. apple. pear.
cherry, plum and apricot trees. together with a
good variety of ornamental trees and shrubs,
such as eve-rgreeiis, mountain ash, horse chast-
nut, weeping willow, &c.. Isabella and Catawba
grapeviues Also.on the first of October a large
lot of red Ant.-iverp rasberries. A good assort-
ment of Hats and Caps ronstiiiitly on hand, a
few rods west. of the depot.
IRA SEYMOUR.
South Norwalk. March. 1851. lltf
FRUIT TREES,
AT 'riii-:
SOUTH NORVVALK NURSERY.
7 ‘HE subscribers respectl'ully solicit the at-
tention of Fruit growers. to their stock of
Trees. coiisistiiig of choice Apple. Pear, Cher-
r ’. Plum, Apricot. and Peach Trees. We
wish to call particular attention to our large
stock of Evergreens and extra sized Horse
Cliesnuts, and Mountain Ash Also,a very fine
lot oflsabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also.
tho'I‘rue Red Antwerp Raspberry. Our Nurse-
ry lies a few rods South west. oftbe depot.
GEO. SEYMOUR 66 CO.
N.'B.—\Ve wish it to be distinctly under-
stood that we have no business connection with
lra Seymour. . - V
38
MERY. Borax and sniid paper, wholesale
and retail by
HOLCOMB 66 LYON,
Persons calling for -the’.-m will say ad. tised.
Allen bliss Elirliibetli ‘Lockwood "AD
Barnes Miss Eliza Loin Catharine
Brown \\'‘in 3 I I Ludwick Charles
Bouton John‘: ‘ Levy Andrew
Belden M N Lawrence 'l‘hos A
Bouton \Vm S Mi-Cormick Patrick '
Bvxbee M rs Mary .Morun James
Bbgny Hnnry M(‘KHIl)‘ Chas
Bronsm, Gen A Murphy Tenirs
Bi-asnau John i\li-Hugli Mary .
'Barkei- Samuel Mulvey Mary A
Bishop Seth McPatlin Pat.
Benton Chas McLimglilin Farel
Booth \Valier N Nash Francis H 2
Bepnjaniiii Mrs llcllen Norilirop Chas B
Wu] (), DtDIIflPII"pllfI'ICk
B,-ash Geo S Ulmstead \Vm
Brown Miss Ami A Olnistead Sully
Brown Mrs Angelina O'BI'i9n Michael
Bionson John \V Purdy \Vm
Caliill John Price Mrs Cornelia H
Corners Catlierino Phelaii Michael 2
Cannaiid Tlioinas Pennell I ‘
Crofut. E W’ Price \Vin
Corcoraii John 2 Peck J esse
Carroll Denis ‘2 Ryan Chas
Clrapmiiri «Sc Crofut
Cole 6.’. Co Nlt’:ll0lS_
Coainell i\Iaurice 2
Crnflon S.‘tl'Z|l]
Crew Eliziilietli
Coiiiiortiin Micliiiel
Chase Daniel
Coniier Piitrii.-k
Hooper John C
Douova ii John
f)olierl_v Edwni'd
Downs Miss Caroline
Foly John
Fox J-.iiiiv'5
Fitch P S
Fiii'iel| Alice
Farrell Lawrence
Fi'e.n(-ii Elizalietli
Fisher Friiiicis
Gi'eaoi‘y Allen
(}oilfi0y(1‘e0 D
Giziliiiin bliss lace
Grilfelli Jaiiies R
Gold.-.ii Jaines
Hooch M is l\'lai'y
Hall(ii'au 'i"hoviias
H ll:'le'._y' Tiniotliy
”llCllt'.()(.'l\ I) I“
Hawlov Daniel
l'~}'amilton Henry
ll a riforil l-l'u~r::i:e
Hubi).-.ll liliss M:ii'y
llcilstcii Fi'cClei‘ick
fiiiicltly .lohii
ll erse John
Hart 1’
Hoyt Mrs F':mny
lloyt Stephen
Hill Eliza
Joiizisz.-ii ck’ Co Isaac
Jane f’.i(-liiird
I{e.clei' S
Ketcliaiii John
Kiiiglit. .lonatliim
Kuliue H H
Ryan Michael
Read \Vin
Rayiiiond Rufii.-i
Randell Caroline
Raynioi.-il Miss C E
lliordon James
Richards Rufus
Quinlan Thomas 5.’
Quirk David
Staples Eliza 2
Scribner B H
Strong Chas P 2
Sella-ck Jo-‘enli
Shepard 6; Son L
Sciiiilon Ally
Seymour Miss J O
Sullivan Tiiiiothy
Smith John
Stevens Loren’/.n D
Smith l\‘Ii~‘s M A 3
Siiir_s;es '\Vii‘ A
Stcveiis Catlieriiie
Stieet Miss Fiaiices E
Sliepard \Vin
.‘4taplc«.~r. Sturges B
Smith \V F
Sella--ck Mi-'£~ F ll
She rwooil .\.I l'ti M a ry
Tier \Vm
Tailor John T
'l‘i'olaii VS'in
Vauhom:ei' H
Vanderbilt. Francis
\.V:irren Goo
\Vlieelei' E
\Vi‘il.~4li Pzitriizk
‘.Vriglit Saniiul A
\Vil.~‘:er.«. '\Viii E
\Vliiti:t-y I.a=Gi'and
'\V:iri'eu. Ann
\\’aro l‘v'lis;.~: l-Zinnia
\Vebb Mrs i\‘l:i.~‘r-.s
Y5-'ilson Stephen
\Vliite lllavid ll
-flrlllé) Elias
C. B. MO'I'T. P. M.
I-\"l.' of Letters reiiiaiuiug in the Post Ofiice
I.‘ Now Ciiiiaati, April lst, 1851. Pcrsctis
L'Mlllll_L for the la-.tte.i's will say ailvertised.
Adams 8 VV l\lcAm Felix
Albert John Butt: I\'.lOl(‘il()’d:~‘6 Susan
Burtis \.Vziulsey, liluiisoii Luther
.§roi.\'n Hiram N(ill!ll‘JlliIlll‘lZt J
B0ll"I2l()ll1)hV New 1 men E enry
i‘)’l'U\:'n fmgeliiie Uliisi-iizil Dani:-~i
Belts Ste iben Heirs of I’ulmoi- i\lai~<varet
Bates E.<lliei' S Pike G H b
Cliatciton Tliiiinns P.-iGllili'(iS G-so
Ciirzou James l~losbui'v Sarah E
Davenport David Ry:-in Ca/lieriiie
Davis Daniel S Russell Cliairies
Denham John Roberts John A
Fairbaiil-'.s Gm) \V Seymoiir lra
l*'zi_i:eivvetliei' Geo Seyuiour Ira
Finch lliurtis St John David
Foot. 1"3mviiian See If,’ Cllti rles H
Hoyt iiariiey Scofield Caitlieriiie
I-li.‘.‘t \Vm R Sc:irle.< L‘-lewtowii
Jolinsoii Elias Seely .lI)$i‘[lil H
Kane i.Vm Tuttle E=ii.'-"tn.-; W
Kelli-.r .~‘i.l'?)ei't G Tewii Henry
Kllltllltll Daniel G Tewet lsleiiry
L=iwrcni:e. Cllttl'l&‘..‘l B Uieii ‘\Vm
Lockwood Lewis B \Vurdwell lsziac H
Locl~:wciod Sll(‘.l'lIi3l‘l ‘Ni-til"; ‘Win C
Lewis Betsey ‘Yliitiiey Snlllllitl
Mahony James ‘.1.-'ee~.d Siiiitli
BENJ. HUYT, P. M.
Cheap Goods at lVIculton’s.
G R EAT vai'=et.y of articles rem-.iitly pur-
cliaserl at the New York. auctions are
oll'ei'ed for solo at extreuiely low pzices. many
oftliem at. a very great sacrifice. Aiiiorig lllt"lll
may be found Black 'l‘will'd Freiirli Cloths
and Ca-:siinei'es. French and Engiisli Calicoes.
Fieni.-ii and Eiiglisli Gingliams. Cluiiiibi'a_v do..
Plaid Czlll)l‘:l‘lt:.~', Plaiii S\'.'i.<.~‘. lint, Cap. and
Neck Riliiiiiiis, 500 picicss 3 4 and 8 4 Linen
Diaper. Crash. Linen I-1mi<lkei'clii+~l's, 1'»!-.irl-;
Sewing Silk.‘ fir.-;t quality. '*'uspendei's. Printed
Cloth, 'l.‘nlila Cuver.~i. 300 doz Elastics, Il'l.'SIl
Linens. Muslin De _L7ilIh‘-S. Silk 'I‘i.«sue.~<. it
siiperinr article. Also ‘J50 Mi-ii’s and Bi)_\'::'
Cloth C.zip.'~:, superior; also 300 Heavy Blue Pi-
lot Cloth moiikey.I:u:k¢-ts; also 40 Bbls. Ship
Bread; also 10..-0 yds 4-4 and :3-4 Canton Mat.-
ting. 'tVhite and Colore-l. very cheap. '\Vinili;=.'.=
Shades. Paper Haiigings, &c., 666.. kc.
New Goods every week.
S. i\'IOUL'l'ON. 3R.
Mon’s and Boys‘ clothing cut free ofcxpeuse
or inaile to order in the best iiiauner and at the
lowest prices possible.
Vvestport, April 8th, 1851. 14
Mealio’s Hat and cap Store.
HE principal and most fnshioiiable Hat.
store in New York is on the corner of
the grezatest. tliorouglifare of the city. at 416
Bioadway. on the soutli-east corner of Canal
street. and next door to the N Yoik and New
Haven Railroad Do.-pot.
M EALIO'S SPRING HATS.
are of the iiewest style and pronoiinced by all
coiinois:~.ui's to be the most elegant in form and
beautiful in fiiiisli ofthe present. season. They
are made of the best. material.~i and are of the
finest. texture. and so advantageous are his facil-
itit-s for niaivuliicturing that he can sell them at
the most moderate prices; at the ori,r_»‘inal cost.
which others not having his facilities are 0“ll;:€¥l
to pay. He addnces among his advantages.
his long experience as a inaimfactui'ei' and artist
in his line of biisiness—liis judgment as a mas-
ter worl-:inan—t.liat he employs the best ine-
cbanii:s——the reputation which he enjoys among
the oldest and iiiost respectable iiihaliitaiits of
the i-ity—liis independence in point of capital.
which enables him to buy his inaterials to man-
iifacturohis hats and to sell them on the very
lowest terms——so that in quality, in style. and
in price, he fears no competition.
Cheap as the Cheapest and Good as the Bx-st.
is the ‘rule of his establisiiient. ‘so do not. forget
4“; Broadway, where in addition to the
best assortment of the-newest stock of -Hats and_
Caps. purchasers will find an elegant supplyvof
FRENCH UMBR-ELLAS inst imported by
him from the most fashioinihle mannfactory in
Paris. naniely. elastic spring or self opening
Unibrollas. traveling or folding Umbrellas._which
can be put in—a trunk or carpet-ling. Also, a
select assortment: of American Umbrellas. 10
‘ carpeting. 1
ECEIVED this day.‘direct from auction.‘
2000 .yards of common, fine, superfine.
and three-ply Carpeting which will be sold iita
83 Watei' st., Bridgepoit.
grcat"bai‘gain. C.’ J.‘ G RU MAN.
tants ofthe town of \Vilton legally warn-
ed and held at the Town House in said Wilton,
on the 7th day of April. 1851., Abijah 3etts was
chosen moderator. .
Voted. that all Cattle shall be restriiined from
going at large on the highways and . commons
in said town. ' _
V lczl. that all sheep shall be restrained
fiom going at. large on the"'liigliwi.ys and com-
mom in said town. ~~ -,
' Vol/:11. that all swine shall be. re.~xti-nined
from going at large on the liigln\'uys_ and com-
mons in said town. and if so found shall be lia-
ble to be impounded. and theiieiiailty for each
cieatnre aliiresaid so impounded. .~I’ltIll be
twenty-five cents one half thereof to the pound
keeper. and one lui'fto the inipouiider.
’o!e¢1. that the l'ui-egoiiig By-law be published
four weeks succ-=ssit'ely iii the Norwiilk Ga-
zette. a newspaper printed at iVorwalk in the
County of Faiifi--lil. lII‘.tl then to become a By-
law of the said town of \Viltou.
A true copy of Record Certified by
SH EP.i\I.-‘AN P. FITCH, Town Clerk.
\Vilion. April 15th. 1852. 4225
Notice.
T H E sub.-tcribers appointed by the court of
probate for the district of Norwalk co-.n-
iiii.--sioiicrs to receive and exninine the claims of
the creditors of the estate of Harvey Squire
late nt'\Viltou. in said ilistrict, deceased, rupre.
seated iii.<o':rei.t, hereby give notice that we
wi‘l attend to the liusiiiess of oiirsaiil appoint-
llll‘lll at the dwrl?iiiJ_-liousi-.ol'Joliii-l Griiminaii
in said \Viltoii on the first Mondays of May
and ()«-.t.ober. 1851. at one o‘c‘ucl-. iii the after-
noon iifcacl: of said ila_\‘.~i.
Said court liiis liinited and nllowevl six month!
froin tlii--date lieieot‘fur the exliibiiioii to us of
claims iigiiitist said e:-tiito.
S.-\ .\l U EL P. RANDLE. 2 Commis-
.l El-ll lili GRU M MAN, S sinners.
Vt.-’iltoii, April 1?, 1851. 311.’)
District of Nurwal.-': 5.9 Probate Court. Jiprit”
lg//II.
* ~‘.'l‘A'l'E of TH().\iAS GRF.E.\l. an in-
solvent debtor of Noi-walk in .-‘lllfl Dis-
tnci, assigiii-d in trust for the be-tic-lit of his.
ci'editoi‘s.
()rr./m-cr/——'l‘li:it Commissioners to l‘(‘('0lV8’
and exiiiiiiiie. the olaiins of the cn-(liters ofsaid
estate be lI])}inll)lt‘tl iii the probate tzfficein
Nam-':ilk on the ‘.26'tli day of April. 185l,at:
9 o'clock fore-iiouii; of wliirli all pe.i'soiis in in-
it-‘l't’5l will take iintice, and appeal‘. if they see
ciuisv. and be lieard tliort-.on. and the trustee of
said e.-ante: is (lll't‘(Zf.“(I to give public notice‘
tliereofb_'.' publisliiiig this 0l'(lt‘.l‘ in ii ni-w-.:piiper'
priiite-.d in i'<‘airfielil coiiiity. and by postinga
copy oflliis order on the public sigii-post near-
est the resideiice of said debtor in said Not‘-
zwiill-; at least ten days bcfoize said i)o“ti'i day at’
April.
(i-‘EOl{GE A. DA VE;'\'PORT, Jiiilgn.
31.71/'2'.-'1‘. of ;Vu:'1¢'a1l.".' ss Probate Court. April
3-/. I851.
V.‘$'l‘A'l‘Eof SARAH ST JONH late of
.\7ew Csiiuiaii, in said ill.-trict. cl--cuiisecl.
The Court of 't‘rob;ito tor the district of Nor-
wiilk liatli limits-.<l and allowett six moutlis from
the date lli‘.l‘(3iii, for the creditors of;-aiid estate,
to exliibit. ilieirclaiins for settlement. Tliose
who iieglai-.2 t.) pro-~:eiit tlieii':iri-oiiiit..-x, properly
iittesteai. within Sfilll time. will be debarred a.
l‘t’t1.')l-'Pt‘_\,‘. All pe-i':‘i.ins illtlt'I)ff".tI to said estate
-.iz‘siroquu.-‘tell to niake iinmedinte piiyiiieiit to
'\i.’lLL!-A-{ii L. Vlrti.-R~I'.\i‘.7“, Ad2uiui.~;ti'ator.
Eéotice.
HF. siibsci-iiieis, nppoiuteil by the court of
probate fut‘ l'l'lt¢‘[ll:‘-I.-l'lt‘l of NiirWz.lk. coin-
l|ll~'h'lt)!1t'l'5lI) i'eci=i'-‘e uiiil exit mine the cliiiiiisof
the crz-eiiitois of the nslaitc of George \V. Arm-
'5-ll'0ti_;, an. iusolseiit llt‘;l)it3l‘ of Ne-.w Cniiuan, in:
said i:'i.~rrie’., El.‘-':il‘.‘_-"l:(‘.(l lll trust for the licnelit of
his ci'eilitui's. 1.:-mt}; give notice that we will
vatteml to the liusiaioss ol our said :ippoiiit.meiit
at the (i\\.'i‘lllll_j iioiiseof Geor;ze \V. Ariiistroiig
iii .~‘-llltl l\’ew Citl!l:tll'!.,.()ll the lust i‘-ioiiiiiys ti?
Apiil and Septeiiiber, 1851. at one o'clock in»
tlse ;iftei'nu=i:i of earl) of said days Said court!
has liuiitnii aiizl allowed sir: in:,;iit-its {cm the
(I3ll.t‘. li-re«:ft'oi'tlie exhibition to us of c‘aiins
cfsiiid ij-shite.
BU R f..lNG D. PURDY. C0l:l'n2l.1-~
A Nlfiliii “.7 BICNIC DICT. uionera.
New Ciiuauii, Marcli ‘2‘3tli. lS.'3l. 3ll4
Di.-;Ir1'r't of Ii’://i/Eng ::s Prei'u.'lr: Court. Decem-
/irr 278111, 1851.
‘E-§.~"l‘A'l'E of S.-§..‘vlU?.L G PERSONS.
late of it-ricliiig, in said (li:-triirt. il;-i:’d.
The Cmirt of Probate. for the ilistrict of
f-Zetlding liu.-1 liiiiited and iilluxved six inoutlis
hum the date hereof, for the Cld'1(liltH":£ of said
estat.-. to exhibit their cliiinis for scttleiiient-
Tliose “ho iieglect to present their !.C(I0‘Ulli.‘3
properly iittestetl wltliiu said timu will be de-
lmri'e(l a l‘t'C'\'t'l‘_V. All persons iiiiielited to
said cstiite are l‘(?qtlf‘..\'lt'iJ to make iiiimediare
payim-iit to DANIEL H. PERSONS,
I4 Adiiiiiiistrator.
To [/16 Probate Court. for the District of Nor-
urrzlk:
Vi ‘ H E appliratioii of B CN.lA;‘%3lN BETTS.
- l'i‘)S[)(‘.(,'lfUlly sliowctli that lie is parent
and iiatiiral g_uni'il'snn to Lcgi'aiiil Bette,
illasg E Butts, iilijsili lietts. Saimtel Butts,
Charles H Betta. niiiiors lieloiigiiig to said dis-
trict. and that said minors are the (i':Vl)6l'S of
the following l't‘l|l e.-auto, viz : ii curtain piece
of land lying in '\Viltoii. in said district. at.
Cliestiiiit. Hill. so railed, iri quaiit.ity three mods
and tliii't_v,rods more or less. bounded north
and west by lii;,vli\-ray, south by land of heirs of
S ally James, dci-.°il and west by land of Riiodit
Beers. Also :i cart:iiii other piece of land, lying
in the town of F:ii'lielil, at Greeiificlrl, so called.
in o_imiiti.‘;.' four acres more or less, bounded
nortlieily by land of Iiczekiuli Ogden, east.-
e ly by Pent road. soutlicrfy by land of
Hoiace (l,'c'(lt“n, and uortliei ly by land of
Alva Bi'oili:-.rtoii. And be furtliir says that
the estate is at pi'e.-‘iciit. uiiprodiiclive; that the
avails tliercofare waiitcil for the support. main-
tenance. and eilucaiiou of said iiiinor:i;iind that it
w ll be for the i!tIVi|lllilg0 of said minors to sell
the same, and invest the avails tlzerecf accord-
ing to law; ‘vVI)r_’-l‘Ul.0l'6 he says them is just and
i'elis.,iiablo cause for selling the same. He
;h..rel'oro prays the Court to order said real
estate to be sold, and to empower him or some
other meet person to sell the same, pursuant
to the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated Mzircli 29th. 1851.
BE.\l.lA MIN I’»ET'l‘S,
Parent and Nntuiiil Guiirdiiin.
Dist.-'ict qf Norwallc Probate Court, ss. Jllarch
‘.29/./I. 1851.
()ni)i:i;i-;n—Tliat the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the l’i'obate Office in
Norwalk on the 14th (lay of June, 1851. at 9
o’clock forcnoon; and that notice thereof be
published iiisoiiie public. iiewspaper near the
place where such real estate lies. three weeks
successively at least six weeks before said time
assigneil GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
3ll4 Judge.
Adams House. .
3;‘ THE above House is one of the best
Hifuruislied houses in the city. centrally
dloitaled. with allthe modern iinprovements nec- '
cessary for the comfort oftlio traveling public.
The proprietor, late of the Parker House,
New Bedford, coiilidentlyliopes. by strict at.-
teotion to the wants of his guests, to merit a
mango of its former patrons and friends.
- S. B. ROBBINS.
Boston. March -20. 1851. 2m12
Horse and 0:: cards.
DOZ. fiist qnal tygcopper _-teeth ' cards
5
rec'd and for sale by ,
STREET 6.: QUINTARD.
coiitiiiuance of its patrons, andthe favornnd pat- _
Norwalk Chronicler