after the bridal ceremony was over, hoped
she would live long, and be happy in Gos-
lirihoiough, with her deaf husband. and
Tonia * C l‘' lis ’ ‘-l '
il_) 10: A“ ll. -fl.}{".‘l.
r...:.-...
.-1 Lmge Ban/is Concrzr-n.——'l’lie Pl-ai‘pcrs’
hook concern. already one of the iiiT.$.’<3-31 in
the world, is, as we lP.arn from the Jouanal
of Commerce, being further enlarged by an
addition of another building, on Pearl street,
(connecting in the rear with the principal
astiihlishniriiit in Clifi"sti‘ect,\ 45 by 100 feet,
and five stories high. Among other im-
-provcmciits to be introduced, will be an ap-
p,~,i-aiiis for drying paper by stc.am—a pro-
cess liitli erto used, we believe, in but_one cs-
ta'nli'.-linicrt, in Etliiiliurgli, Scotland, 'l'here
are already cniploycd in the estr-blislimént
aborit 400 hands, whose wages exceed $10,-
000 per month. In the composing rooms
are forty liands, who are frcqilé‘-iitl)’ engaged
,_,p0n (.;gh;cen or twenty Works at one time.
in the 5t5‘.X'e()iyp6 foundry tbirtc-en hands are
employed, turning out more than 700 plates
per week. Between 50,000 and €i0.,00_0
pounds of metal are consumed yearly in this
csiahlislinicnt. In the copper anti S_‘~*?9l’f’l’3‘9
printing rooni,are nine hands and eight pre s
cs-——c-acli. or the latter averaging 700 iin-
,-,,-egsiong per day. The press room cont-.~.tns
twootir Adams’ pO\’\‘Bl' presses, and two band-
,-,,-esseis, which are kept constantly running.
1'-jach power press averages 5,000 imprt-ssions
per day ; forty five hands are imploycd in
\‘.'Oi‘lIlU!,;' them-—Eight new power presses are
to be putin the new building. Fifty giils
are cmployed in the sewing room, and one
hundred girlsin folding, pressing and dry-
ing the sheets.
There are in the bindery, forty-five hands.
Some of the principle expenditures in this
department are,--for gold leaf, $4,000 per
year ; leather, $6,000 ; muslin,4,50O ; eggs,
(used in sizing,) $3500, The cutting_s t,.yin
the edges of the books in process ofbinding,
amount to eighteen tons per annum, which
are sold to the paper makers.
The vaults for stereotype plates (subterra-
)_‘.(?l't], to ensure the safety of their contents in
case of fire, ) are Very extensive, comprising
4,305 feet of shelving.
Eight large rooms are rrquiretl fir the
szlie, storing and delivering of books, in
which thiztc-en cit-rks, salesmen, &c., are em-
ployod. Oftliis number, four are sons of
ineuibers of the firm.
The tiiotive power is supplied dy =1 fifty
horse power engine driven by a puwcrlul
boiler. The annual sales have been estima-
tctl at over 2,000,000 voloms, including pain-
phlcts. The aiiiiual cost of pfipci‘ consum-
cd is about $150,000. There are kcpt con-
siaiiilyi on hand about 7,000 reams.
The Tztiiiii’ no‘. the Iron Bnsiiincss.
The Iron \Vorkei's, Capitaist and Laborer,
are ttndcrgo';ng a severe cxpmieiice uridcr
the prt-.-sent 'i‘_ai~ifl', the clirect effect of which
is to pi~otcct_fo2'tv'giz not /tome labor and cap-
ii;il. The tones that have not stoppcd, arc.
lg;-pi, in oper~.ttiu:'i at a loss—on a small scale,
-—-and only in the hope that a better day may
{_f(iiTle. in the Noithcrn part of iliis-statc,iliis
is the case. The 6-ff--ct to stispend ct'.tirt-ly
would he to distress, by throwing ope:-zitivcs,
hi-,\-ing families to support, out of employ-
mciit ;aiitl'3-et unless relief is obtained even
this must be done.
The Ptttsburgli Gazette speaks thus ofihe
l~-on business in Pennsylvania: ‘i\lan_v of
the furnaces up the Alleghany are now out
of blast, and those yet in blast are in a vtri'_v
tlcprcssetl condition. The prices of pig metal
are too low to save proprietors from actual
loss. The consequence is that every cl-ass
iii that section of the State, except the weal-
ij--_y s,')t3('L‘ilul0l'S, is suffer-itig. The grain
(=','Qp_:, we 1,:-arn, are abnndatit, bnt the prices
iuinously low Real estate is depict-iatin_:_;,
,'3n.'_l,i;1 Short the late unexaiiipletl prosperity
ofthat section ofthe State is entirely at'restt=d.
An alteration of the T-.irifl' Law by sub-
,g;i,,.«_;n,_y the specific for the ad valorcm prin-
ciple would afford the desired l'(:li('f, and
liglit tipag-.iin the forges that have <_/one out
\-mp such wide spread disaster. This point
ihe Ainerictin people must insist on——tbe
battle must be fought sooner or later, and we
trust the present season oftrial if it have no
other effect,-.it,will prepare them for the con-
tc-st.——T7'oy' IV/t.i;,i.
T/H.’ TV/'/Z‘..—If you wish ‘to be happy and
l1:-ice peace in the family. n.r:vv_=r rc-probe your
liusband in coinpaiiV——evcn if that ieproof
be ever so light. If he be irritated, speak no
angry word. Indifference sometimes will
iucdttce unhappy consequences Alivays feel
an interest in what your husband undertakes,
and if he is pei'plexetl or discouragzed, assist
trim by your smiles and happy words. If
the wife is careful how she conducts, speaks
tzntl looks, a tltousanrl happy liearths would
cheer and brighten our existance, \\ here now
tl'iCl'e is nothing but clouds ofglooin, sorrow
arul dfscirutent. The wife, above all others,
siioiild sti ive to please her husband, and make
home attractive. -
J3-lilor .]‘iZt:-rZ.~—-i\’Ii'. J. M. Pettingall, an
rclitor in l'\iass., sued, the other day, a Mi‘s.
.?'~iacCircr_rnr, late f\'llSS Emily l3:‘owu, for
lvcnclt of mari'iage contract, and recovered
t;‘;1G0(). The day before Miss l’. was to
lrtve inarried Mr. 13., she cloped with .1
fvotiiig‘ Scotcliman named iV’lacGi'cgor, {:1
cousin ofRob Roy pcrh:ips,) went off toa
2-‘if'lg_{l'll)0l)l'lng’ icon and got tnarrit-:d to him.
Mi‘. P. findiiig his love suit a failure, com-
tl‘iC'DCC’.1 suit in another court, and got thi-
\'.°i‘t’ll(‘l, as above, in his favour. The
:,'.:i$l'i hn~.- entirely healed the damagetl heart
of '.\.'lr. P, and he is tleteririiiietl never to be
rnii;-'iit r-etting gals again. He, howevm-,
couldtfitdo a better business. We would
have our licart”'.,bi‘okcii cvt;-ry day for sixteen
hundred dollars.
]i’frtc/tincfnr E7/z,nlo_7/izig llzc TValr>r-Pozrcr
0/Ri."crs.——l\lr.Josopl1llni'tlic, of Vsctorio,
i‘:fi8 taken measures to sccure a patent for
nr-iv tii:icliinci'y to be subtnergcd in rivers
\‘. here ilicro is a current, limiever small, so
as to propel tn;-.cl'iincry on shore by the poiv-
r;-t‘ oftlie \'.‘t:li-I‘. Tidal wlier-ls are old and
-vi-ll lziiotrn, but Very few of them have been
vtiiployetl in our country and they are not
:i(iZlplt’.'tl for many of our rivers. \\"hat a
power tlicrc is in tho l\’lississippi river, and
}:et it fiows on to the Gult'ofi‘.‘lexico without,
opplyiiig its giant strength to move—-so far
as we kno=.v—a single mill—-A inachine to
:i,iply this power safely and cconcrnically is
-adesideratiim: Mr. Hardie has applied his
inventive povi crs to do so. His water motor
is submui-god and is connected with a frame
work on the bank ofihe river, which can be
cievatcd or lowered by capstan or Windlass,
according to the high: of the river.
Riot in ' Pennsylvania.
A bloody fight occurred near Christiana,
Pcnn., on Tli.tti'sr.lc.y the llih inst. It was
occasioncd by an attempt to arrest fugitive
sl2ivchol.d-er was from l‘»‘lary-
land, and was accompanied by Y3-altimore and
Ptiiladelpliia officers.‘ A correspondent of
the New York Tribune givesathc following
account of the figlitI——
"‘ The blacks, having received notice of
their coming, gatherccl, a consid rable nutri-
ber of them, in the bone which the slave
catcliiitg party were expected to visit. The
door was fastened, and the blacks retired
to the upper part of the house. VVhen the
slave liolder and his company approached,
they were ivarned off. A parley took place,
the slave-holder declaring, as it is said and
believed, “I will go to h- or have my
slaves.” The door was broken in, a horn
slat-‘cs. The
(lows : after an intei‘val,a company of blacks,
armed, g:itliei‘ed on the spot, and the ncgroes
in the house made a rush down stairs and
crowded the whites out. Here the parley
was resumed, the spokesman of the blacks
telling the white men to go away; they
were determined he said, to die rather than
go into slavcry, or allow any one of their
number to be taken. He declared hon ever
that the blacks would not fire,’ but if the
wltitcs fired they were dead men. Shortly.
first the nephew, then the slave owner and
hir son fired revolvers, wounding a numbcr
of the hhicks, but not seriously,—one man
had his ear perforated by a ball. The
clothes of 0tliei‘s were pierced and torn, but
not seriously,—-one man had his ear perfora-
ted by a ball. The clothes of others were
pierccd and torn, but as. the blacks said af
tei-vi ard ‘the Lord shook the balls out of their
clothes.” The fire oi the whites was retur-
ned. The slave owner fell dead, and his son
very dangerously wounded. The whites
then returned the fire. One of the U. S
officers summoned the posse, but in vain.”
GEN. fit’.-7-t’:'.R'£‘ISO LOPEEZ.
There is no longer anv doubt of the fate
of Lopcz. He struck laolilly for a Revolu-
tion in Cuba. lle criiititlciitly CXpCt‘.tt—‘(l, on
Sl10WlI'lQl".lms€’lf in force upon the lslund,
that itsiinliabit-ants would rally around his
standard. ln tbishc was fatally tlisappiiiiitctl
The life which lie thuspci-ilcd was justly
forfeited, and he met his fate, according to
the accounts, like a man who had picpzired
himst-lf for good or evil fortune.
Gg.n_Lop<-'1. was born in Venrziiola in
1709. His fttlit-r was a ltlercliant at Carat:
cos, the son linving cliarge of a l‘)i=.ti‘iCii of
his cst._ililii;-liirieiii at \"alcuii.'i, in ISI 1, ivhcn
that place was takcn after a <.;'c.*pci:2tc strii;_i;-
ole by the Patriots. Young Loprr. distin-
oiiislictl himself in dvlcnaliiig the Toii-n,aiid
ii-.ft(>r the S1tl‘l‘En(le|', escaped, by the aid of a-
s(‘i'\'tinl, in the night, arid imiricdiatcly join-
ed the Aimy of Old Spain as a I’t'ivate —
He S|'.‘l‘V€tl, gull-autly, it is 51‘ll(.l,Ul'iiil tlic \V8|‘
tt,’l‘t2’-}lti°f‘tlL‘Ll in 1823, by the success of l3-ill-
var, liziving t_tlt{)int‘if,l the faith’. of Cul0l'i('l of
C-ivalrv. Wlicn the ’Spnu‘.sli Authoritics
and Aiiiiy cvacu-.ite=.l, Col. IJOpf‘Z went with
them to Cuba, wl.t—.re he married and estab-
lisliod himself in liu..-inr-ss.
Some years af'tciwai'ds, r.-‘hen in Spain to
i,bf__f1i[|tlle 1’€:l.lltli-ion of moneys arbitrarily
taken front his family by the Cuban Gover-
nor, he took an active part, at ."\'l:idrid, with
ii-,9 ,,m..~oi- of Don Carlos and absoluteisni,
for ivliich lie was appointed Aid do Catnip of
Gen. \’al-.lcz,(:tf'tei*w=iiifs Captain General of
Cob-.,) it‘ll)sO l'i'it-iidsliip he zilw-.i_vs l_‘l’i_jt)_\f('tl.
He was silbst-‘-quenil_y ttppointcil to the) com
lngn,-,1 of [he I‘ u,it0u'.1l L':'J.'ll'l_l>‘., tVlili.'l] pOél lit‘-
retaitictl until his return to (3tilia,ii:ii'iiig ac-
(;om,,li;;l~ed the oliject of his mission.
Before lt?fl\’ll)g i\lzult'id, l'Hi\VPVt-ii‘, Geri L0-
pez had been upp0ii'itf£l a Senator‘ from the
City of Seville. In this position he had
seen much, to (llSg'L]:l him with the Govern-
ment, and after the cxpulsion of the Cuban
Delegates from tll(-.'ll' ‘tic-uts in the Cortez, be
resolved on an c-fI'urt to Revolutionize Cu-
ha.
Upon rcsigiiiiig his Scnatorsliip, the Gov-
criiuieut, for some timc, rt-f'tisr.-rl him pCi‘ml5-
sion to return to Cuba. Finally, liowcvei,
in 1839, when he did return, his friend, Gt-n
Valdez was Captain Gcneral of the lsliinrl,
This circumstance lcd him to postpone his
inoverncnts, though his purpose remaiiierl tiri-
cbangcd. Tho subseqiietii dowiifztll of E5-
pariero, [anotlier friend of Lopcz.] led to the
rccall of Gen Val-Jcz, lcavinr__r him free to
commence his. opt-i‘atioris. [dc immcr.liat<-ly
resigned his place as Governor of Trinidad
and l’resii.lerit of the t\"lilitary Commission,
which he received from Vultlt-z; and while
apparently engaged in working a Copper
Mine wits for years really at work to under-
mine those whom he held to be Tyrants and
Opprcssors.
lu t8-18, Gen Lopcz supposed that his ar-
l‘at'tf__i’Gtn€'litS were such as to justify an open
dcmonstiatioii. But while waiting for infor-
matiou from America, his plans were discov-
cred by the Government, his friends were ar-
rcstr-d and he fled to this Country, where for
the last three years, he has been prosecuting
his design of overthrowing the Government
of Cuba.
Gen. Lopcz, therefore, liowovcr gicatly
he has Cl'1'C(l in jm,lg;int‘-nt, and fatal as his
errors have been to iiiuny gallant spit its, hurl
the sainc excuse for his conduct that has
proved a vindication for thousands of more
ftirturiateI{,e'»'0lL]l.l()tllSIS._ His was an enter-
prise, the character of which, so far as he
was concerned, dopendgd upon its result.-
Wliile defeat rnndc him it Traitor, success
would have ‘nude him a Liliei'atoi'.
./lZ-5a.iI._1/ Eve. Join‘.
./711.0!/Let‘ ]?.zmai0(I_7/.—:‘vlr. Doolittre, tlic
conti-uctoi‘ on this end of the D. and N. rail-
road, l()()l( smldr-.n leave of these quarters on
Saturday iiiglit, leaving his employees and
nutncrous other creditors, lat‘,Q;0ly minus.—--
The regular pay day, we understand, was on
the 15th of each month; he has consequent-
ly left his worltuien a full month in arrears.
'DlZItfIu7‘_7,/ Tzmcs.
.Dm..I/L of.E.rz'i'lors. —Witliin a few days
three editors have departed this life, viz :
Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield (Mass)
HP[‘iUl)llCOD, S. M. B:ii'tlr»tt, of the Quincy
(lll) \Vhig, and James M N€VVC1l, of the
Bridgetown J) Clirmicle,
Pin Ilialfirzg —The American Pin Com-
pany at \~Vatcrbury, manufacture about
4,000,000 pins per day, Oi‘ l.200,000,000
per year ! The pgttent to which the compa-
ny t»Well1(:il‘ success is kept a secret, and not
known even to the stockholders. The right
to use it wassold in I-jnglniid for $30,000.
was sounded out of one of the upper win-.
tiic People, ."._Q‘:ill‘.Si1l'i(.‘- 1'0-CSlt1i)ilSlimE!lll of
The Girl w/rod worked in-a .P2'inting Oflice.
—-A.'Cincinatti paper-states that three years
.-go a poor orphan ‘girl applied and was ad-
mitted to set type for that ptipcr. She wor-
ked two years during which time she earned
besides her board,.about S§;200,and at-titling
herself of the facilities which the printing
office offered, acquired a good educati0ii.-
She is now an associate editrcss of a. popu-
lar paper, and is engaged to be married to
one of the smartest lawyers in Ohio.
Let us go.—-The ladies of the ci'ea—tion have
invited the lords of thecreation to the W0-
man’s ri~_rl'it con.verit:ion to be licltl in \Vor-
ccstcr, l\/iztssttchusetts, oit the 23d or 2-1*lL
of next October. Some of us will be coin-
pellet] to remain at home to do the washing
and tend baby; but let all i.he l')3Cl]t:l0l'S go
and learn what is in store for tlir:m should
they rush into nintrimony. In our opinion
the sttpremacy of man is in peril. Let us
assert our royal rights.
.'I7
Polaloc Ri2t—-VVe are sorry to icarn that
the potutoc rot is prevailing to :1 considera-
bleexteiit in this region, The farmers had
begun to congratulate themselves that they
should escape the blight, but it has lutelyap-
peat-ed in a vcry tlireaicning manner. '1 he
potatoes vi hicli were gathered a few \Vt’0lFS
since and stored aivay,arc. all so-timl. Those
only which have been sufl-ii‘CCl l0 i‘6m<'3|i'i In
the ground iothis time have been _dff-iclcd.
Palladium.
_:‘3 Mn: Furotiani, the 2iulh0t‘l‘SS, and the
lady who “beat up” for fr.-male emigrants to
ta Cruz, near San Fraiicisco, in a kind of
Fourier association with an lrisliman, and
Miss Bruce of Massaclitisetis. A gentle-
man who called upon her recently writes
that he found her in the field at the plow,
with whip in hand. “ Mrs. Fainhain apol-
ogisctl for her dress, which consisted of a
Massaclitiseits calico bonnt with a short tu-
nic and wide pantuloons of the same stutf,
over light boots. She said she was not
able to do aiiything in the long frocks, when
_<__ioing up stairs or up hills l~l'it'- was obliged
to beep it up with her hands, and -going down
stairs and down bill it; tioublcd her, besides
it killed 50 iii'«in_i,' plants in the garden: so
she had resolved to do away with it. Miss
-irucc had adopted the same style.”
As/tlultit/a. Cot/./if!’ C-'lii.-’/mis in "cw 17);‘/t‘
CI:/:1,/.— by :.~tc:.ini to Dunkirk, and then by
i-ailroatl to the great. metropolis has Sl)0t‘l.t‘l'H‘tl
the way to salt wtitet‘ wonderfully. The
for. ls ofOEiio find their vrcy to that good mar-
l(t-l, \\'l1t'f) they discovmetl lllt‘.l)‘iSEl\'t'_‘S to pe
woitli from two and si.\'pni.c-3 to fifty cents
per head, iiisti.-ail of ilie dime which bought
them in their nniivo barn yard. Thrce cents
ti head co vt-rs all costs to the City. List weck
irerc shipped in good order from the port of
Ashta’ u'i, twelve boxes of cliiclcens, t"fl(‘li
liuldirig seventy five——nine llltIi(lt‘t‘tl in :i.ll———
and one box of tui°l.'eys, all for New York
City, and the profits will ‘come up to $200,
to say nothing of the eggs laid hv the ivay
_/is/t'(Ibula Tclrgraplt
R/Lff."0.1-’f.t iii)!/I./tf)[I,’ for /ri/ling, Cat’!/c.—
The t\'cwark A-zlvcrtiscr reports a case re-
cently tried in that ncigliborhood before a
justice and it jury of twelve men, in which
the plaintiff‘, Bt'idgt,-t Co_vlc,sougl1tto recov-
er dama_«_r,cs against the New Jersey Railt'oa(.l
Coinpiiuy for inaiming tl cow on their track
in May last 'l‘hejury renelerd a verdict
fortli:-2 tlafcndziiits, on the principle-s laid
down in Vuzttli-<_rrift vs Redilci-i‘, 2 Zzihri.-:k—
is-'s ‘{cpot'ts 18.3 viz. "' Tltat an engineer in
cliurge of a l0C£)ll'lOllVC cnginc is not liable
for an accideiital injury to a cow who, suf-
fcreil to go at ltiiv-_1c, had sti'n_\,‘etl on to the
i‘-)lliO2)Ll- The ownvirof cattle is bound to
keep them in his own close at his peril.”
])i.«'crrli0.-t. I/uz bat/er 77:1./‘t (if 'Vulor.—The
Qiiixotic Gen Quitutan, the Disuriiiin cand-
idate for Govcriior of Mississippi, has with-
drawn from the con'csi, and left the course
free to his com poiitor, who goes for the Con-
stitution and the Union.
II.;-7'/‘U;/c and Ft /(Ll C(zlr1..<ilm,iz}'i.’.——Jolin
June, a young man about 22 years of age:
left the l'eSltlt‘n(:P. ofCharles Sarlcs, Esq., of
Potindri-.lge, (with whoui he was living as a
hired man,) on Sunday inorniug the 8th inst,
with a gun and dog. In about an hourafi.er
he left, the dog returned. June not coming
borne in tho cvenin_3;, it was supposed by Mi-.
S.-tries that he had gone home to his father‘s
who lives in St21lnfDl‘l,l,'Cf., some five or six
miioszlistsint, but not returning to his work
on i‘vT'il‘ltlt1y, cnquiries were made, and it
being found that he had not been home, fears
were aroused on account of his my.~tcroius
abscnce. S€'ul‘Cli was iminctlizitt-l_v made by
E.-q. Sarlcs, in which he wasjoincd by some
twcuty or thirty of his neighbors. They
searched the fields and woods in every direc-
tion, and late in the afternoon of '1‘ucsility
they found the lifeless body ofdono, with his
gun lying beside him dist~li:ii‘ged, the load
cntrin,-.3 his ltcad under the jaw and passing
out over the left syc,\vliich must have caused
instant death. He was fotind under a grape
vine with grapes in his pocket, and it is sup-
posed that he was picking them, vthcn, by
accitleiii, the gun discliargcd itself, the - lock
being: a very insecure one.
The body was muc.h dccompoed, so
much so that it bad to be pl=.iced in the ct-.ti’iu
as il was fotin='l. It was tukcii by his father
to Stamford, for intci'mcnt.
The Newark 1\il'v'Cl‘li3E‘.' says that the
only iiccdlc l’1)fifll]f;i('lOi'_V in this (‘ouri'.rv is
in that city—r-sit.-blistied by a gentleman from
i\lt1i)Cl1(?St€‘.i',Eiiglaiitl. The niannei‘ of run-
king necdies is (.lt’.‘£Cl'll)C€.l as vcry intirestingr
-«some sixtzreii L‘ifli:i-cnt pivcesses being nod-
essary for their completion. The Wile form
which they are matte, is imported from Eng-
land. It is cut into lengths siifiicicnt for
two ner-..'lcs catch, and after being rubbed
straiglii, they are pointc-.d upon a stone atihe
rate of one hundrcd per initnute. They are
then Sl{iIl‘i[‘€Li \\"l7.li iiiipi'e.?sit'i'.~is prep-aiaiory
fortlie f‘y(-_‘S, which are pouch».-d by it pl't-‘SS
at the rate of fifty 23 minute, and then .<tri.ing
upon wires and placed in another iuachiue
to be filed and fuSl1lOl]t“d into the form (,f
needles. The liarticuing is nowdone by a
hot fut-n‘-ice, and they are afterwards temper-
ed straigliiened and gathered into bunches of
about 52,000 each, which are staturcd
with oil and emery, tied in a cloth zard
placed in a trough with a heavy plank tnov-
ing backward aiiil forward over them, so
that after some nine days’ chafing in this
manner, they are relieved of inipei‘fections
and rendered sinoth enough for the final pol
shing. The temper then ‘taken out of the
<‘Y09,3nCl1lit'_i,' are drilled to prevent their
cuttiiig.the’thi'e'.u._t. ‘
...__ ._a_- -_ ~._
Calnf0rnia;‘ is now conducting a farm at San-‘
1‘l0B.WALK GXZETTE. »
'li‘U§e‘.Si.‘)AY., scpt<.-usa'e_;_- 23a 1351.
El££TOur readers will not scold we know, he-
ctiuse we linppeiito be blessed with it perfect.
jam ofadvertiseiiteiits this week. Folks will
get li1ttl‘l'ie(i and of course must: he divorced,
living in Coiitzecticut.
Last hours of the Foot Bridge 2
On \Vedtie.-‘day ht.-l zt few surviving friends as-
seiiibled at an c:irl'.y hour to \vitnc.~'s the clositig ob-
scqnies of the short lived. iil fated. Foot Bridge. It
could tint he said that all its curly frictirls who bro’t
it into this world of sorrow and tears mid sticcoied
its tender and more briliunt age, were there, yet
a l'€.~‘?_N3Clitl)le and solemn few were there who hung
over the raitings and felt the deeper grief‘, for ‘those
l\]mi_y too, stood (if.-.1‘ Off
looking on, with emotions too overwliclmitig to be
presciit. Of this niimber were oiii'sclvti.< and neigh-
Iiorlaincs, wliose fortitude llI3\’t3i‘ shone so resplen-
dent before. who sat in his office door deriving con
solution fmm ti volume of Shzikespt.-ui'e wl:-ic'.i lay
open before him, and from which he was lieitrd to
-zirticulstic ti p:ti':tgrnph iii llamlct sniiiclliiug like the
foliowietg--“ To what base its: sdo we come at last
who were lcftbcliiiitl.
” here his eyes glanced froiu the page, and
filled,‘ntid his utterance was clicked- Men,
Oxeti, Curls, Logs nitd Cliziiits were the instriiiiieuis
oftlie r.-xccution, and after uiauy deadly thrusts it
was tlnltnllllced that one half (zilzis, that in death
should llZl\-'e been divided) was ready to be let d(i'.\‘lt.
Those from below were wariiod to stand frnui un-
der, the oxr,-it were hitched to the tail of the cart and
the iiiotiruersucfiiioiiisiied not to give way to grief‘
——whcn, Dl)\\'.Y went its disineiiibcrcd oorsc into the
disiiial abyss below. The shock was tretiit-iitloiis i
The spectators stood agliust! Poor Stephen Roe.
and Andrew Ogden, chief amoiig the mouriie fr‘.
who were standing at the iiiomciit on the brink of
tho diiin, were seen to perform sundry giddy ;;yrr:i-
lions and then plunge into the potidlikt: friglitciicd
tai'r:ipiiis! The oxen too, sprang off at frightful vc
lociiy— -‘
Across the i’»t'iilge and over the v:il’t-s,
Tlitiiidciiiigalong and fluppiiig their tails 1-
Up Mill Hill they gollopcd, and roared, ilrtiggitig
tlic Cari stern forc.uio.<t. after them, soon iiiarslitillitig
in thcir wzilie at crowd ofyolpiiig incii and boys —
At this crisis Holly diove by with :1 live, C0l()t'C(.l
bluoiiier in his Olllllll-HIS, wliicli had the cfli-ct to
draw of} tltctittt-iitionoftlic crowd from their sor-
rowsaiid llicy siliiiitlytlispmsctl for their liunics and
the pun r britlge floated down the linrbor as if noth-
ing had liuppeiiotl.
A BLOOMER.
One day last. week, our devil, the scnmp‘
came rnsliiug into the cfTit:c, with his hair bolt
on ends like any porciipiiio. liis iiostrils disten-
ded, tiiitl 8_\'0.~‘f]ilSlllllg. i'0(:il'ei'.'tti«i_<__; us l()Ltl its
his spent. brnzttli would permit “llltll there was
it bi0oii:oi——=i rcul lii.'e liloniitor in the s:'i'eet!
looking for all the world” said lid, “ lilie my
lmmmn ‘V6 fortliwitli
our old fvtllllfi-I‘ into its inky l'P(3P[)ltlL‘l(‘, slti iii-
the
i'n0stei'." dnslicd
nind down the st-issors. and lioltetl to see.
siglils, Sure eiiougli tliera slie wits, puss-iiig
iiloiigiis,iiiodt>st grzicr-ful, and iiiiaffcctetl its ti
svnn There wits iiotliiug out of tho. way
with her HS f3Ll't1S we could see. but we did eel
with Sldl-3l)0ill'(.lS to their
ears, who stood sqniiitiiig sidcwiso ovoi their
liuou,_ and looking lltl‘(ill_1_1l1 tlieii‘ fingcrsut
for the young men,
every cariiei‘, its slit-. pnssetl. Go in B ooinei'S.
tli» pi'inr.oi's are with you. for as Prt-iiiu-,e oli-
sr-rves, we lizivc little time to enjoy the Ladies
society : ii l we want to see all we can of theui
when we have un opportuiiiiy.
Cars Rliiniiag!
About :1 dozen cars for the Dziiiliury Road
were rcccivt-.d here last. week and put npoii the
track. Aniong those who went offiii ecstzicios
who will discourse to tlieuiiinit inted vpon the
speed. sinootliness oftrzick. dividends. &c.
I):-owned, Alnnost!
A poor son of Af'i'icn, who like the sti'.'ingei'
of old, tiuivolliiig down to Jerico, found liimself
in Norwalk late on Saiturduy night, beset by it
gang of roivdics if nbt l'Ol)l)eI‘S—-\VllO citlier
rleeuiing him it f:t‘._'.lllVt-‘.. or deservin;_1 of ti l)(‘tll‘--
iug up, for not being one, put. chase
uftoi‘ Ebony. By their liorrid yells and cltitter
of lioofs culfy wzisentircly scared out of silt pro.
priety and his long heels rapidly vniiishcd to-
\ '21 rds the (lock, wliere be tlllfigt-‘.lllC‘l' disappea-
rod into the briny fluid. He SllCCO(-‘tletl in gait)-
iug the midtlli-, ground wliere. he was rescued,
li=tll' drowned, from his perilous situation.-—
Riiiu, was the cause of l.lie row n nd be equal-
ly guilty witli the rest we lieiir.
THE YACHT Aiiiizitica, nft.ci' her triuinpli
over all the Eiiglisli suitors was sold to Capt.
De I3ltiquiei' of the liiilizin army for S-'35,()00.
As the Aiiioricn was beaten liere before going
to England it will be requisite for .lonutl‘iuu to
send over unoilier _\j:iclit to beat her, now that
she has bccoiiie Britisli pt'opoi't_v. Joiiittliuii
is bound t.o bent on tliogo-zilioiitl principle.
K5?’ \Ve have at letter from Charles F‘. Ray-
lii0li(l, Esq. (liited tit Paris. It is crowtlml out
with inosr,evoi'_ytliiiig olse this week, and slinli
appear next.
?
A Ruih'ond meeting was held at St; John, N.
l’»., Saturday, Sept 20th. til: the Commercial
Bunk, at whit.-li Mr C. D. Arcliibuld, on be-
ha‘f of his frictuls, subscribed _c'~£80,000 of
stock in the Europeziu uiid North Aiiiei'icaii
Ruilro;id. Tlicdc-.;:osit of .'£lG0.0ti0 will be
paid in and notice iitiiiiecliutely given for El mee-
ting of s:ocklioldei's to oigtiiiize the Coiiipuny.
Foreign.
There was no iiewsgfiiiipomiiice from Eu-
r ipe by the urivals last week. The great sub-
,ject of excitenieiit in England is the victory of
' the yacht .-Xmericu.
£2?’ The Drotu/1. now prevailing over a hi‘.-ge
Meiioftliis country has rairely been equuled_
The Delaivnre River, along the Erie R;ii].-om],
ooks like 8 snutll mill~brook, and the Nashua
(N. H.) Telegraph says flint; the Meri'iin:ic op-
posite that plnce was never known so low be-
fore. Many usuiilly large streams, as also
wélls,tire completely dry, and pinch incom-en-
ience by men and suffeiitig by animnis is expe-
rienced daily. The Contiocticut river was nev-
er known so low, and the wells about Hartford
‘ are also failing.
about the “ first ride“ was our friend ~‘ Ronsi.er”‘
FIRE’ A1‘ Bninanronr.-—Oui' Bi‘i(lgepm't
neighbors were visited with ,n‘very severe fire
on Saturday night; week, wliich pretty much
swept off an entire strent. It broke out intlie
Union Foundry of Lewis <56 309: from Wl15"C°
spread to the Episcopal church which it dos-
troyed. Two siiitillft1ctoi'ies were burned. and
some other buildings were injured. The loss
of Lewis 65 Son, is about: $18,000 ; insured
$56,000. Applicntioii had been made by them
for$G,0O0 additional insurance. and they were
to receive their policies the day after the one
‘on which the fire occni'i°ed. The Episcopal
(:l.'l1l'(3l1\\‘.'is insured for 53-2000. The burnt dis-
trict will soon be rebuilt H itli more substantial
edifices.
A'r1'i:.iii='rr.n Ronni-‘.n\' Ar Bi-int‘-IZPORT--Oil
Tue;<d:i_-,' €V'illiitlg. Mr. A. Cliadwick, conductor on
the Housatouic Railroad, stopping at the Sterling
Huiise, Bridgeport, was awakened from his sl-‘op
by ltl‘l(:.S0lHI(i ofmoncy falling on the flour. Pei‘-
coviiig it man in his room, he sprang from the bed
and grappled with liiui. A severe coiitcst eiisiicth
lint M r. (Juidwick sticcccdcil iii iiiasteriiig; his \‘i.~‘il-
or, and throw him to “D3 floor. Assistitiitze \\‘:i.< pro.
cured, and upon sourcliing the prisoner, it was
found that lie liiiil rifled the pn(:kc.t' of Mr C. of
some $230, and was about to n‘.=.ike his escape with
his booty. wfieri Mr. Clitidwick was forttiii:itcl_v
Zl\V2ili(’.l.‘C(i. He gave his name as E. Collins Smith
and said he had stolen the inonoy prni.'ioti.<l_\_', and
was about to inztke i'e:itt:t'.itioii. He was bound
oven for trial.
(;(,.'- It is ostiimtcd by the best autlioiiticsr that
gold sciit from this country to Futrope this year will
aiiioiiiit in $35,0f)t),00t). Such are the beauties of
free trade.
A large proportion 0" the wliig papers of .\l:issa-
cliu,-‘ettszire atirncaiiiig iltcclaiius of Mr. Webster
for the‘ next Pl'e.~'lLl(:l|Cy.
J. Foiiiiiiiini'e Cnnpcr, the Novelist. died at his
paternal iesideiicc, in Coopers-towii. N‘ Y, on Sitti-
ihiy wcck.
Pomi ICAL C05“-"e‘.\'lXf).\'S.-4'1‘lie two great polit-
ical parties 0fl\'c»v York hold their cuiivr:iiti'riis|:i.-t
week. at b‘_vi:.tcii.<e, for the tioiiiiiiaiioii of ciiiididulet
for State Otlicers.
Otii'f}ivo‘ii:ii -iit li-is rcccivel tli.~ip'itt:lics f:'mn‘
New ()rl-‘+uii.-uuiioiiiiciiig that thin. i'cui.-iiiii'ii;z lfi0
pi'i.~‘uiic.i'.-' at Iiziv.-tiiiri were to s.iil for Spain mi tlic
Silt inst. It is uudcrsinotl that
out iiisiruciiona by the Atlantic to Mr. Bui'i'iiigci',
our iiii:ii.<ter at M:uli'ul. to ur;_ic the Spzinisli ,‘_7(i\'(‘i'l].
the l’i'c.sitleiit. st-nt
merit to exercise iticrcy towai'd.~i lier tiiisgiiided pris-
()tlL'I':4.
D.i.\'ii‘.i. \Vi:n.-='rr.n has lmcu cliosnn to deliver
the ltlrxl Oi-titiuti before the Phi Br-in K.-ippzi Soci-
ety of Yale Coll:-go. \‘.’m. H. St-w;ii'rl is sulistitiite.
A(Tt‘)‘gl)()!lS(Tll"Ti{ ii.-iiiind fieiir-dict, in Brirlgt.--
port. has diii'iii;: lllf‘ lzist cij_vlit iiionilzs. rubbed his
otiiployers of :§,~“.2-'illti in goods and li‘.0lH‘._V, cziiisiug
ITO‘fl('iill()\\'hI‘(ig('¥S serving :i foriitcr
ciiiplei}'crti~':'itlfl .siinil:irl_v' The first iintiwd .<titl'ct'nrs
tire F ‘N. Siiiiili &. Co.
wuytlie _\'niiiif._z-'-:__vciitlciii:iti alisnrl)r.‘.e his stctiliiigs.
their fziiliiro.
"P¢'l.~‘[” Iiviiigj is the
The Now York 'I‘ribuiie c.-timutes the annual
nuuiberiof (l£‘tIll1.~' in that city from inteu p’l'.‘1lll‘.(',
at from 500 to (300.
Atnowg the 5'3 mcti shot. at Iliivuua. was Mr.
Ci-.;ts, A. Ruliiiisou, forinr:rlv of Muiisficltl, Ct
III: was 17-0 _\'t‘iil’.< ofu_Lc. Ila‘: sailed in the l’am_
porn with Gen. Lopez.
lg?’ Since the trininpli oftnc Yuiikccs on stcumitig
uiitl siillitig. .s:i_vs the Spriiigiii-ltl Rcpiililicnn. Yun-
knc Doodle-do slmnlrl be cliitugcd, in England, to"
Yankee Dooillc-Diir
luff The President and his Culiiiu-t liuve been on :1
visit to l5-iston to uttciid the flip grcrt Railroad jai-
bilee. He left on I"i'itl:iy for l"'Ie\v York.
GL1-‘..~‘lS0.‘«"S l’ir;1‘oiii.-tr. Dr..-iwi-.\'o Roma COM-
Pt.\'iti.\'.—\Vo notice in this populiii' illitstruted
jouriiztl, ti very dc-citlerl ituproveiiient in prin-
ting and paper, making it one of the li-.indsoin-
est streets issiii-tl in this couii-try. Its price has
also been iiiucli reduced, sot hat to clubsit comes
at $200 per it niium.
up tit the Post Office.
it cheap.
A club is now being lHW.l8
This is the time to get
A rlcsructive fire occurml at Hartford on
Friday in i\'iulberry~st. bi.-iwecii l2 mil 1
o’cl0cir. lt originated in D. Dcwcy’s furni-
ture room, and communicated to his long
brick block. \Vlii'-Clzl was entirely destroyrcl.
His. loss on tho. htiiltling is $‘35,400— insured
SL600 at the Howard oflice, Lowell. The
loss in his ft1l'l‘.lllll‘8 wa.re-room is about $300.
with an insurance of $500. I
William Spericcr’s livei'_vst-able was saved,
but he has lost 65,00 in sleigbs, which is
fully covered by insiirmico in the jEtiia office.
Mr. J. G. Bassettlosi in the west tenement
$l50. No l{lS‘l'lI'a|'il‘e.
M r. John l\'lcM:inus, who kept the Stran-
ge.r’s Homo, lost about 95400. No insurance.
About ciglit fris-h families, living in the
block, lost about $200.
The fire is supposed to be the ivorli of an
incendiary.
ZVcw C01/./1le:frzits.—l.7'ive dollar notos on
the Th'duies Bank, at .N0!‘Wlt'll, Conn_,
which are exceedingly wcli
cxecutcd, and (‘.«'ll(‘tll:‘tlP(_l to deceive, as thoy
have done, the best jutlgges, have made their
appearance. The centre vigiiette is the fig-
UYG Of‘ Hope recliiig on an anchor and look-
ll1g'.e£€f‘t\Val'(l with a rainbow and ship in the
dislaiici‘. On the right margin is tlie head
of a child, and on the left a knot-ling Cupid
writing on a rock. The Brink has he notcs
so eiigravctl in circulation, and as the work
is \\’(‘ll done, and the notes liavo a clean and
artist like appearancr-, the. public should be
oti their guard against them.
I’/ti/l.Z11’sI"ii'e Armi/z.t1alar.—'l'he follow-
ing isa discription of the machine given by
the inventor:
“ The ordinary size is less than that of a
small upri_.-_i,lit coal scuttle, and its weight not
greater than can be carried by man or wo-
man to any part of the house, it is charged
with a compound ofcharcoal, nitre and gyp-
sum, moulded into the form ofa large brick
The igniter is a glass tube into the top of
the brick inclosing two vi:ils—onefittcd with
a chlosate ofpotasse and the other contauing
a few drops of sulphuric acid_ A siight
knock upon a knob drives down a pin, which
breaks the phials, and the different mixtures
coming in contact, ignite the whole; and
the gas or this, acting upon a Water chamber
contained in the inacbine, produces a steam,
and the whole escapes forcibly in a dense
and expanded cloud.”.
C.-u.isoaz~'i.i.—Ther news from California .is
upon the whole good. Prices are» down‘ on
trade, but the miners were in the main success-
ful. -Every nri-ivnl now brings about $1,000,-
000, whicht is as soon resliipped to England to
pay our free trade scores. How fortunate
that we have all Culiforiiin to pay with.
E3” Paine"s Light is not yet extinct. _ The
last. \Vorcesiei' Spy has a communi'cntion*from
ilie veiiiiible H enry M., inclosiiig ti stzitesmenti
from ‘ the A ssuycr of Mussncliusetts,’ professing
to dcinoitstmtc that four l-.ii'ge burners may be
lighted with P:1ine's - mixture for less than two
cents per hour-—:ii2d that‘ this is destined to be
the clieapest, us it is new i tho safest and most:
simple’ oflights. Vifell: let us have it!
ilfi‘.-s Dr. George A. Gardner, has rcturn—-
ed to .\Vashington and dclivercd himself into
the custody of the Marshal of the District.
He was placed under $240,000 bonds.
3% Felons on the firg_7er’n‘.ay be effectu-
ally Clll'('(l, it is said, in three hours, with a
p-ulticc, of the size of a bean, made of
quick limc, stacked with soap, bound? on the
spot and renewed every half hour.
L;
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.__o
In \Vcsiport, on the 19th ins-t.. l-iiiiiice Coley,
:tv;cd {iii years. On llit: ‘.30tli,~ Ellen Coiiiiers, aged
{>3 )'C3ll‘S.
In l)niibiiry,St-pt. fiili. Rot: IL;-riry Eziiiics. agcd
77 _vn:ir.~2. (iii the '.£7ili. rili., H:iiiiiali,rclict of the
lain Daniel lit.-tiiiyia. agt-rtl H3 yo-:rrs.
In Builicl. 231st. ult., \\/il.i.iin Giiyer. in the 43d
year of his age. _
Iii Si:unl'ortl mi tlzc-.10tli inst, Edivard L. Ray,
aged about 2.30.
LOST,
$53 Sunday the Qtst ltisi in going frointho
Coiigie-gniioiizil Church to the luinbcr yard
:t Gold Bracelet. with white and blue so-tiiiigs.
The flntlf r will he suit2il.ly I'ewiirtlcd b_vle-tiring
it with Mr. (7. E. Disbrow, or zit; this ctlice.
sep 22 It
CAE'ii'.fi.fl.”z?3 NUR 5 KEY.
V ‘U lhi iiuisery now enilirziciiig fiftecri:i';i'e'-1
of lill|(l. consists of tl]()l'(“. than two lion-
('ll’f.‘tl tlimisiiiitl 9ligl‘t’.ii(’.tl lfru-it 'l‘i'er-s, ciiiliiaciiig
Apple. Peal‘. Pciicii, Pluni, Cherry and Api:i-i-
cot. Also, :i Vill'l(‘-ly of Grape Vines, Goosehe-i'y
l{:isplici'i'y and b°ti':iwt:ei'_v |.liints. The oiiizi-
tilt‘!-Hill trt-cs are llorse ¢:ll9>‘flitlf, Mountain
Ash. Spi'ii..t-, Aiiierictin Fir, Arbor Vitae uiid
Eiiropt»-ziii Liircli.
The S(‘lt.'Cll()l] of the vurit-iii-s of Fruit trees is
only it few from the many. cnibrucing only the
inost. vnltiztble vuri_eties known, in t-nltivuiioii in
liluropc. and Aiiici'it::i. Tlic Trees oftliis nu.--
sery are young, vigorous and true to their
uaiiiie.
\Vesieiii New York and are lI0l suljcct to dis-
t-zisoktiowii as “ ‘r'oHuws’- wliicli usunllv infest.
ll't‘(3.~‘ ggrowii in tlie niti'soi'ies of i\'e\v..lei'sey
tllltl viciiii:y of New York.
As the :‘Ul)s;,‘i‘ll:t’|‘S can supply it few thous-
and of tho vtiiiotios Slliiilltll‘. for truiispl:it.iii_«_;
this tittl. ilioy i'e:sp+sc-ifiilly invite illl who wislr
to plant Ft till trees, to visit tlii-ii'iiiii:-my ivliicli
is sit-iiitil».-zl on t.lit- furni of .\te~plicn Hoyt. ono
mize and ti li'.ilf9n.<t oftlm vilhige of Ni-w Ca-
iiziziii and tlircc miles and it l'i:ilt frnrn l\1oi'wtt|k.
sci‘: fliii S'i'l§PllEt\l ll()Y'l‘ 65 Co.
E‘3%.§.?E’.'£’ "'.:i“.E'£EE-‘..Z-'»
A '1‘ 'rtii«:
Eva???‘ 1- f1* Y9» .
,t_‘-7E{.§?i'1‘lll‘l -"Ul)S(.'l‘li)(‘-IS l'P.:\*,‘jj(.'lf‘tlliy solicit; ilio
..i:.iL. iitttzriliun of fruit gi'o\voi's to lflPll' stock of
Trecs. co:i.~iisiiug ofchoico Apple, Pt-sir. (flier-
ry Pluiiib. .*\]ipi'l(:Ol and Pt-ucli '.l‘icr-s_ F.'-’(>'l'-
gt‘:-cits ilHt».l extrii sizctl liorse Cliostiiuts stud
ii‘iouiit:iiii asli. Also ti voiy lino lot‘ of lsiiliellu
and Czittiubu Grape Vines. Also the tint: Rctl
/i‘/1/u'ci'p ]1’usy:Iic‘t'_1/. vrliicli we \\'tll rniit, and
lio‘tl Oll!‘.:'elV('S iespuiisiblc for its lining the new
or Pure rctl i\titwei'p. Tlie lust of Oct. or list
of Nov. will be the proper time for pntriiig out
the plants, when all lie(.‘.(*..‘-'.~‘5ll'_V (lll't_'.(‘l.it')ll will be
givieii. (:il’.O. Sl§_Yi‘il()UK CC (_‘.o.
P. S. \Ve cuttiimi the public to buy no
Alil\'.-'Pl'[)S ofuiiy poisoii without. lioltliirg t.lic.tn
rr-spo isililo. for its being the now or pure red
.-tiitiverp. The country is full oftlie spuiious
kind. ' sopfltl if
To the lion. Superior Court to be /icld at
.D(L7tf)1I.'r3/ in and for Fuizjiclrl County/, 0):,
[lie ls! '1'u(.'x/la-_7/ of October, 1851.
THE Petitioii of E.~:tlic.i'Bediurit ofthe town
ol \Voston in said Fztii'fieltl County, liunibly
sliowctli that on or about the ‘2()i,li day of May,
ried to \Villiuiii Bediiint of said Weston will)
wlioiii your petitioner lived in the peiformnur-e
of all the duties of the iiiurringe coveimiit on
her putt to be perforiued, until on or nhouttlie
first day of Scptciiilitm A. D. 1850, when the
said l'(-,‘.\_‘j)0t)(l(3Iil. ivillfully deserted your petiti
ticitcr, and hits continued his said desertion with
tolzil 'iiej_:le(:t: of till the duties of t.lie iniiiritige
tzoveiiaiit on his part to be pcrfurined, froin
tlioiice liitlierio.
And your petitioner furtlier sliows flint. the
sziid i'cspotuleiiI isluiliittinlly ll)i(‘lnj)Cl'tilP and it
('()li|il!()|] druiiku rd, and lliutlie has for it long
spttcn oftitiie, to wit, for the space ofmore than
one your last past wholly neglected to provide
for oi’ iiiiiintniu your petitioner, and that his
contluct toixards your petitioner is such its per-
mziiieiitly destroys the happiness of your peti-
tioner and defeats the purposes oftlie in.'ii'i'i;igo
relzitiou, \Vltoi'ofoi'e your petitioner prays the
court to inquire itiio the truth of l.l1et1lleg:tiiOl)S
her in divorce pursuant to the statue in stieli
cusses provided.
Dated at. \Vcstport this Otli day of September
A. D. 18:31. ES'l‘lllSl.-I Bl!IDlAN'l‘,
by her ntioriiey, S. \V. CIIAl\‘lIH'Zl'.LH\'.
or cil/Icr Uonsm/ill: (ft/zc (own If Wvcslon in
swirl C'otml_t/—Gi'ei-.titi,<_;:
By uulliority oftlie state of Connecticut you
tire l)t'l'el)Y commundetl to si.iiiiiiioii said \Vil-
Court to be held ill l"I.iiibiii'y iii and for Faiirficld
county. on the 1st Tiiestlny of October, A. D
185i, then and there to show ciisue if any he
have why the prayer of the lbrragriiiig petition
should not be gruui;eil. [‘1('.i'(>3(if fail not, die.
Dated at \'\."csti)o:'t, this 9th day of Septem-
l)et','A. D. 1851. S. G. TA YLOR.
Justice oftho Pence.
' ESTHER BEDIANT,
Z.
\Vi1.LiAni Bf-ZDf.\I\'T.
State of Co/tncclicztl, ["mfr/iclu.’ County, .53. Nor-
icul/:, Sr./Jle.-1z.[:r:/-, A. D. 1851.
Upon flit-. petition nfstiid E.-;t.lic-1' Bcdinnt of
\V(§Sl0l) in said l"ttiiliultl County, praying for.-
1-e;._<on;,- therein set. _f-.ii't.li. for :i tllV0l‘i:0, now
poiuliiigl before tlie,,Siiperioi' Court in and for
said Fit ifieltl County. to be lioltleii mi the 1st
’l‘ur-.stluy of October A. D. 1851. It. appear-
iug to and being found by ilie subscribing nu-
tliority, that the said It espoiident‘, isnbsent from
this State and gone to parts unknown, There-
li()l‘(?,'0.l'(lCl'8(i that notice oftlie pendency ofsnid
petitition be given said respondent by publisliiiig
this ordorin the Not-walk Gazette. tl newspa-
per printed in Norwnlk in said County. two
weeks successively, commencing on or before
the 23d day of September, A. D. 1851. '
-THOMAS ROBINSON,
Clark of the Superior Court in and for Fun-field
C°‘“"5’-. 0 step 22 2
The Pt-‘tl('ll trees are of licttlifiy origin from,
A. D. 1849. your pctitioncr was lawfully mar-V
tiforesziicl, and oit finding llieiu true, to grant.
To the b'/ier([/'o/'1"ai:;/iclz/ County/. //is I)c]:u(_t/, _
liniii Bediant to appoint‘ before the b'uperioi' *
Norwalk Chronicler