Noi':walk,.May I0, 1851. "A 16'm19,
- :...;....,l3LAKE?S_"PATENT - .
rire..;and W tor ‘Proof Paint.
‘Ca pital
the agency of the above named Coiiipa-
' Mills, Factories, Baims and the contents ofea c li
' together with! every other species~of_property
-_ ._nian has now an opportunity,foi- atriflingsuin
to protect liiiifselfagainst this destructive ele
A away the earnings of so many years. ’ e
, renewal or policy on buildings, to inform the
‘ ‘ lliiit increase the 1ia.zard:, or on machiiioryren-
‘ its destruction.
;..31!ilyi,1.I..lR,'I'.-'.c.o.l:s for Sale.‘ L '
HE .-sub._s_ci'ibe'rs,olfei' for sale. some very
. gtdeskirable Building Lois,on West Avenue}
eppo_sit_e,,the residence’ of _l_H0ll. B. Butler.
Eiiqu_i,i_'e.of.E.,_B. . PRICE‘ at his residence : or
at ‘26 Maiden Lane, or of‘MOSES O._BA'NK$
18 Liberty,\St.,-N-»Y,--. .- ‘ . _ "
A|go,:.,§o;me,70_'oi"100 loiids '1 of first ‘quality
Building Stone. ' Enquire of PRICE. .
siipei‘ioi' paint‘ is applied in the same
f‘ ‘nianner, ,a_s~-_oi-dinary '_'pain't rand after ‘a
fewxmoiitlislexposui-e to‘ the‘ atniospheya be-
comes, as hard as slate or stone. 1
BE3VARE‘_,'QF COUN’1‘ERFEI='1“S.
Within the last two yeiii's, there have sprung
up ip.oll‘elth_:ln‘__.a hundred’ different kinds of .
count.erfe_its,'most'of them: no better than. dirt
froin_.the roads, and all pjurcliasers are cau-
tionod.ng'ainst.b_uying of ‘anyexcept my author-
ised agents. War.’ B1..u<i-2'. l°aentee-.
For sale is STREET. Q‘UINTARD,.'
' J " "Agents, Norwalk, Con. . ,
saddle :and_ Harness ,
STABLISHMEN'I,‘.—-Thesubscriberre-
spectfully informs the public thathe con-
irinuesttlie Saddle a_-n'u’. Harness business a few
rods north of the "Congregational Church in
\Vilton,J‘where—he has been for the past two
ynars.; Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. Valises,
i_)'ai:pet ,Bii'gs, B.i'idles,‘Whiiis, _&c-, &C-. made I
to order, of the best material and: wet k-nianship.
Repairing done in a most expeditious and
woi'kinanlik-atmanner. All goods sold at the
l0_W9St:,1‘il,t8S.f0l'—_cilSl]. ' ,
H. MIDDLEBROOK-.
Wilton, June 2d,5l85l .
Danbury do Norwalk Railroad.
NOTICE is hel‘e_by«given to the subscribers
— to the Capital. Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad’ .Company, that the Presi-
dent and'Directors at »a meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850. 41:0-
iE"ccl that an- insta-lment: of 10 per cent. on the
.‘~}lPll‘.lll stock, including the amount paid at the
time of subscribing, be paid totlie Treasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. -next. I
A\nd't‘hat furtl_ier instalments of'1‘0 per cent.
be paid on or before the first lllondaysflof De-
cember, Januaiy, February, March, April,
Mlziv,-June,.July, and_4August, next‘ ’
Tlie‘ subscribers residing at N orwalk and its
vicinity, will please‘ calland pay to Williaiii S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assistant Treasurer.
C’ertificates“of7 stock, and amount paid, will
be ireadyat the time of payment of instalments.
for d'elivery.
AKRON SEELY. Tl'easurer.
Denbury, 16th. September, 1850.
. f , l A. snnnnon,
_‘ (Rook, Seller [and Binder,
HAS just returned from New,York wit.-lra
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Miscellaneous Books. Also, a large assortment
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
l.e_tl.ei:,',and-Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c-.,
wl'ii'cli he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought for at any other store in this vicinity.
',‘iL3E’Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
uiid.satisfa'ci.iea given to all.
v .x.
..‘l'..1VI. Smith’s Marble Yard,
" Near the B ridge, Norwal/c. Conn.
‘V EPULJC-H§R'.A.-L-‘ Monuments and Grave
3.. ‘Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
uoi-tiiient of American and Foreign Marble,
E4-cpl‘ constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monninents or
H =iy kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and
~=.'orkmansl1ip, as this will be more satisfact.ory
i.lian= to purchase ofA_geiits without an opportu-
iiity of testing the quality of the article con-
‘s='i'zicted for.
‘@The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
Wfrtrrant it togive entire satisfaction.
‘RV-)llt!TV’T(ll{. Aug. 21, 1848.
-' Norwalk Savings Bank.
p‘ .OTI-C E is hereby given that deposits will
J. I be received by the treasurer at the Fair-
lield County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. andfrom 2 to 4 o’clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesd-ays-, Tliursdiiys and Fri-
days. and on -Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
2r‘ndl2 to 3 P. M.. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
bland a ‘written application to the treasurer,
stating amountand security.
- . . 2'1‘. WARNER, JR., _Treasurer.
Norwallg, Dec. 3,18-1.9.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
‘ A ing Store.
-' ,' » I-HENRY HANDES renews agaein
yflhis acknowledginen is to the public and
. , _ his friends for their generous patronage
f_llll'l"g the year past, and hopesto merit an un-
iiiterl'upted‘continuance of the business rela-
tlyjlship which he has so long maintained with
i‘l“S'cominunity. He will be found now at his
IIOW stand opposite the store of ‘Chas. Isaacs,
Wllere he will be happy to see, aiidserve his
-old ‘frierids and the public. The character of
'his*work in too well" known to need a word of
‘praise’. ' It comprises every article of men’s
and children’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season,for,ladies and gentleman
"F‘iNoiivcs «of the best quality; and in any
quantity, suited to the w-ants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,,Jan. 1,1851. .
Protection Insurance Co.
‘ " Of'1:IAR'I‘FORD.'Cor.'i\'.
$200,000— lVz'lli Pflvzlcgc to In-
. crease to IIalf a Jl/Iill2'on.
LLIAM C. .'TRE.ET, liaviiigreceived
1
nv is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
./Ygainsz Loss ,_or‘ Dmnage by Fire.
Therates ofpremium offered, are as low as
(‘hose ofany other similarInstitution,and every
meat, which often in a single hour, sweeps
, it is incui_ub_en,t on all persons applying for a
‘agent of all changes in and about the premises
o'ored.uiiproductive by new inveiitions, usecex,
less by changes‘-in business, as no insurance
oliiceis bound by their-policy,'to, payany more
than the cash value of property, at the time of
‘ ler from wells at a distance.
‘carried to any part of the house or burn and by
I
i
-vsouth 1\'lorwalk7 7lvIacliine.Shop
"[1 HE. subscribers take this method-of inform-
ing the public, that they are new prepar-
ed te do all" kinds of Jobbing‘ in their line, via:
cription of Siiwing,_Wood turning from :1 Po‘:-
itico p.illai'"dow,'n‘to'an awl handle, Turned-
Cedar’ hitching and fence Posts on band; also
blind hinges and fastnings for sale. ' ' « -
An-assoi-tineiitofFurniture.?"find “I059 “P3
locks may~a'lway's be found at the oflice oftne
Factory, at manufiictui-ed~fp‘iiices} dsliare of
' ~ - ~is resiectu ysoicie .
public pationage NORTON&VCO.
RI W. ‘NORTON, '
M. M. NORTON I _ ~ -_..,
Sou:li,“Mo_rwalk~, ‘Sept 15ll|. 1351 1“
E.‘ 0.;-WARREISE
Cabinet [Walter and Undcjrta/cer .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.) ~. ..
STAJWFORD, CT. '
—H\{IjN G recently conmpleted an
’“"“‘extensiv"e alteration ~ and --imp’rove-
ment in liisexliiblislinieiit, and ex-
tended the compass of his business.
' . would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tanls of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now o_ii hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of _ '
CABINET WARE
iz; a good and general variety of _
Beadsteads, Tables, l«Vas/islzmds“, Secretrirzes
Bioreaus, Sofas, (Sic. 4'6. . ,
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a varie_iy of CIIAIRS—liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Houselioldfurnilure of any description manu-
‘rictuied to order at short notice on the most
aasonable terms. Also a very extensive as-‘
iriment of
zilaltresses, Paliasscs, Pa-tent Bead-
steads, (ya. do.
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
ii less than two minutes.
He has also a fihandsome assortment of the
nost fashionable styles of
0 - .
Looking Glasses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y where. ’
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SI-IROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery'descriplioii that may be desimd. or
that can be obtained in lhe city of New York
at a moments warning, day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish hearses, carriages, see lo the digging of
graves, and l.o attend to any other arrangement
tliat may he wished lor the funeral procession.
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of"
a deceased friend several days, can be furnislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. VVARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. lf
37tf
Warner’s Patent
’ Anti-]"reez'ing Suction and Force Pump
Can be used in our deepest wells or fetch wa-
lt. works very
easy and discharges a gallon of water to each‘
motion of the lever, and will not freese in the
coldest weather. By attaching pipes water is
attaching aliose can water the garden. four
yard, wash your windows, Carriages, &c. BI’
is also a good engine in case offire as the pow-
er of two men can throw water to the top of
our liighest houses. Sold b
Y
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT 6.’. CO.
Cheaper than Ever 1
Groceries selling off at astonishing ralesal
I./zc old sldrc of
GEO. \V. Si\l.ITH, SOUTH NORVVALK.
HERE purchasers can find one of the
largest and best assortments of Groce-
iies, Crockery, &c., ever olfered in this inur-
ket before. To our up town customers. (for
we have cust.oiiiers from the Bridge. cause why
we sell better articles andcheaper than others.)
we would say that we will guarantee them a
saving of 25 per cent. by purcliasing of us,
which will pay for a ride upiind downany day.
Call and examine for_\‘oui'selves..
. GEORGE \V. SMITH.
South Norwalk, August 12, 1851.
Parm for sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
.'-Ll:-. Alvin Hyatt, dec’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about three acres ofgood land,
with a dwellingdiouse and barn t.hereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
lhb house of Ira Betts. Jr., and on the line of
the Daiibury 6: N or\valk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
9il
_\Vilt3n, March 3.1851 .
For Sale.
_,__ THE beaullful Homestead with the
buildings tliei-on" standing known as the “ old
St John Place.” opposite the residence of Gov.
Bissell. Also a tract of land in quantity about
24 acres called the “ Saugaluck Brook Land.”
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the “ East Rock land. For
terms &c. apply to GEO. ST‘. JOHN, or F.
ST. JOHN LOCKVVOOD.
For Sale,
. WITH immediate possession. a good
Mill with water power on an excellenl stream.
with a convenient Honse,Barn, and 1.4 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
Stamford. For particulars enqii_ise of S. E.
OL.M_STE.—\D. or JOHN BATL.EY.¢
Norwalk. May 24th, 1851.
For Sale.
N. . A valuablehomestead of 2651- acres ol
iinii _ _ _ . . I _
ll‘.-ll," land,foimeily the residence of Jaied
~-.-."‘llll'.‘~ Ayres, in New Canaan. On it isa good
two story dwelling-house, barn, and other out
buildings. and fine orcliard of grafted fruii
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acres ofline
timber land. 35 miles north-west of Norwalk
Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the sa\v mill of \Vatts Comstock, Esq. in New
Canaan. For furtlier particulars enquire ol
the subscriber at the residence of Wm. Drum-
moml. New Canaan. in
' ;EBEN EZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *9t25t
E.’1tf
Ready Made clothing.
THE subscriber has on liand and intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 lall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassiiiieres. and Vestings, which
hle will make up to order in good style and at
s iert notice.
N. B. Partic1.lar attention paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
'_ .‘NOl'\Vflll{,_F8b. ‘.25, 1851. 9
‘Norwalk cemetery Associa-
T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29th., 1850, vo-
led that Evert Quintard and Lyman Ri_cliards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
-stones to graves, without permission and advice ‘i '
. ’. ‘
of said committee. _ ~
Atlest. E. Quiivman‘, Chairman.
': . ‘,1. i';-iui...-i.';'i i‘ I ' ’
Machine work in general, Die turning. all rles-~ '”
inonu-ments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots, .
. West Side Bridge, nelctrlg/H
Manufacturier
ADDLES, Harnesses, T‘.u!)ks7 Vflllcess
, Silk Purse Twist, Belts, VVHMJ. Saddlery
B. ‘Harnesses manufactfured to
HE subscriber having had an appartment
invite the "attention of thepublic to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats, Rugs.
dcc. &c. which he has constantly on hand,
Harness, combining neatness with durability’.
at this establisltiinenhof the veg? best materials
' satis customers. e
n0.tIf1:l;l4i'te)ceived)li lot of superior ' LY NETS.
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849. .
fi
He
FRANCIS
3..
Carpet Bags, Satchels, .\Vliips, H Matts,l.lBi';ushos,
\.Val'¢9 Trunk Locks!-.659‘ .&.0.-2! ‘:. ,. -v . :,:. .“.’.‘:
' ' » Rhoda Gregory, dec'd«. . -
P. BRNADi:.EY’s 5
, New IIar'/less and Saddle_EstabZz'sh-inent.
extensive" assortment of Saddles, Harnesses,
Whips,
Every article in his line of business may be had
airing done in a neat and substantial manner.
mm UFACEURER or rm, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE; DEALER IN STOVE».
BRITANNIA, JAPAN AND WOODEN warms, sap IRONS AND HEATERS,
FURNACES, mos ran KE'l'l‘l..ES AND uoLLow WARE.
BRA SS KE'I'I‘LES, IRON. WIRE AND RODS, CARPET TACKS, FRENCH BASKETS
AND WILLOW VVARE, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, FORCE PUMPS
STOVE BLACKING, &c., &c.
fopposiltc -flze‘ Noric.o‘llai..Hotel.
and .-'.De.a1e.r in
order; "I T erlizs favo2_'ol_2le.': '
tted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
Lashes, Brushes,Currycombs,Slianimies
has on hand several setts of very light single’
and style of workmanship. at prices which will
cheap for cash.
F. BRADLEY.
.-H. NAS_lI.
Everything for Everybody.
one of the most extensive assortinenls of
Groeri es, Crockei°y,;\Voodenlaud other \Vares
to be found atany other store in this county.-
Especiiil attention is paid to our Market depart-
ment where may be had tfresh from N. Y. ev-
ery ay, all kinds of vegetables, fruits, &.c.. die.
of the clioicest quality. Also, all kinds of shell
illltl other fish in their season. In short, we
keep a general lamily store, and are selling off
at prices which astonish everyone. Give‘
us a call at our store in Main st.
’ ALLEN «Sc MEEKER.
NORVVALK BOOT AND SHOE
" - EIVIPGRIUIVI. .
TI-IE subscriber would icspcclfully inform
the public that he has on hand one ofllie
la rgest, assortmenrs of Boots and Shoes, Gait-
ers, &c.. _&c., ever olfcre.rl in Norwalk. His
goods are all inanufaclured in the most superior
be warrael ed in every particular. Ladies and
gentleincii in want of goods in his line will find
it for their ins:-rest to call. Don’t niistake—-
No.3 Main st. CHAS. SMITH.
August 1st, 1851. 31
‘1AR1P..AGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles.
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, dcc.
HOLCOMB ac" LYON.
- RINDSTONES. ‘.25 tons superior grit
just landing from Berea Ohis.
HOLCOMB 6: LYON.
ABLE CUT[.ERY.—-150 grass of W.
- 6: S Butchers’ table cutlery,jiist rec’d
at HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 \Vater st. Bridgeport.
ILES.—1500 dozen W. 6: S. Butchers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind.
now opening by HOLCOMB 6:: LYON.
OCKET CUTLER Y, Shears and Scis-
sors of \V. 6.’. S. Butchers’ and Rodgers’,
odening and for sale Wliolesale and retail by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
1 5 DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and back.
0, , Saws ofButchers’,Spear&Jackson’s
and Becketfs, at wholesale and retail by HOL-
COMB (Sc LYON, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.
RACE AND BlTTS.—-A large stock of‘
Marples' superior plated and plain, whole-
sale and retail, by HOLCOMB &.LYON.'
NVlLS.—Hill’s, Peter Wrights’ and
Mouseliole, wliolesale and "retail by
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
ISES.—--Hills, Peter \Vriglit’s, Hyde’si
and Tillotson’s of every qualil.y and price
just opening, and we would call particular at-
tentiou to our stock. HOLCOMB <85 LYON.
83 Water street, Bridgeport.
LACKSM.lTH’S BELLO\VS constant-
ly on hand and for sale low by .
HOLCOMB 65 LYON.
A1LS.—l500 casks Fall River ; also 40
A casks superior wrought nails by
HOLCOM B «St LYON. VV‘atei' st. Bridgeport.
LUE. BORAX AND EMERY.—-50
bbls. Glue, ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood’s
refined Borax; 25 casks superior London Ein-
ery by HOLCOMB dc LYON.. _
' OVUSE FURNISHING HARD\VARE.
——A full and complete zissortiiienl by
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
7 HE subscribers have coiislanlly on hand ‘
inanner by the very best of workmen, and will -
, soon asvissued from the press.
Paint your Buildings & Fences.
SANFORD has just rec'd a qua ntily of
O superior Miiienil Paint, warranted equal
10 any Paint ever before olfered to the public.
It is proof against fire, water and weather—it
is unchangeable in its co|or——it mixes readily
with any kind of oil, and is a beautiful dark
brown or freestone color. This Paint rec’d
the premium at the N. Y. State Fair held at
Albany in 1850, in competition wiI.li the Ohio
Fire- proof and several 01 her mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the kind in use? or
cheapness and durability. Numerous certifi-
cates ofils superiority have been given by those
who have tested it, of which these are two:
‘F We have used your mineral paint in paint-
ing cnrs and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely recommend it as a very superior
cheap and durable article of paint.”-Hi~:i\iA~.\'
H. Piii:i.rs. Superintendent Syracuse 6; Utica
Railroad. - 4 Oct. 30, 1850.
“ I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and 1 find it tobe far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint now in use——it
is impervious to water, and uncliangeable in
coloi-.”—HoRAci: JOIi.i\’SON, Painter for the S.
(56 U. Railroad Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the.maiiufacturers. ’
\Vestporl, March 24, 1851.
.~ C. T. CORN\VALL, ’
Draper and Tailor,
' OU LD inform the public that he has
taken the rooms over the store of
Lockwood, Haight & Co., where he is pre-
pared to make all kinds of.gentlemeii’s and
boy’s clothing in a neat and fashionable manner
and on reasonable terms. He has also on hand
a good assortment 0f‘l'eil(l_V-l1ltl(.l6 clothing, and
those in want will find it to their advantage to
give him a call. A share of tlie_ publicpalron-
age is respectfully solicited.
Norwalk, June 23, 1851.
Books! Books 1 _
UST rec’d, a liirgeaddition to my formei
extensive assortment of Books. Stationery,
etc. of every possible description, which I will
sell at prices which I defy any one to under-
sell. I purchase of regular dealers for cash
and make it .iiiy business alone to select and
purchase for this maifkel, and am confidentl ‘
can sell for less than any due else in the county.
All orders, either of wholesale or retail, from
abroad promptly dispatched. Magazines and
the current literature of the day received as
Binding in all
its branches executed as lieret.ofore. ‘
A. SELLECK. 17 Main St.
Books 2 Books 1 !
HE subscriber is now receiving extensive
‘ additions to his stock of Bool«:s,‘Slalion-
ery. Blank \Vork, &c. , A complete assorlnieiit
0l__Scliool Books at less prices than ever before
Ollered in Norwalk. Cap, Letter, and Note
lfilper, Envelopes, dcc. A few reams of choice
lbnglisli Laid Paper and small size French
Letter Paper. n12 W. E. BISSELL.
Watches.
AKE advantage of the want of money and
coi_ne and buy a watch orjewelry of any
kind. Bought with lhe cash at a discount. 11
new and large lot this week, at A
I D]S13ROW’S.
strayed,
_ ON or about the first week of July.
‘ r a light red Steer. four years old; a _
12tf
("'1
-'. showetb that he is lawful guardian to Esther
=-—M..ry Jam‘!9"l“d Mi.neiii'a Ifillifiis vminfirs imdei‘
* th.°7“g°. .of.21f $7°?!"9?."!ld.‘l"!F- said . ,.
-the’ o_vvners of the fo1l'owi,i_)g,real pstater,,yi;c_::_
certain piece of land lying in sin
‘y '-Toilsoine so called, in quantity two acres more
a 2f...'§if; ':.°..“"§:-‘.*...".::"s::;'..’.,..'.’>' ’°“" ih way.
'westeI'ly by Seth _Flll0'\$’aalld wife. Also, ‘a.
certain other piece of limd lying in-said \Vilton mus’ Keltmlckyikygnnshy .&c_,
.~ -,».'~.~'-gs...
walk
of Wi_l_to_n,«in_;_said, distijicl: .l"6‘S[)x'8l_l!tflllly
‘llll',‘.5."5 .8319.
3.
<1‘ Wilton‘, at‘
so‘i'il:lierl y /and
in q’ua’ntity'one' acre-moi-¢_§_or less.'lioundod_on"
ll -allsldes by Stlmflel Gregory, being land‘ dis?‘ ,
Atribuied lo heirs of Sally * I
ames dec’_d. from‘ es-‘
tate of Samuel bregory d,ec'd- Alsonil certain
other piece ofland lying-partly_in snid’Wi|ton
and partly in Norwalkin qu”amit.y‘t‘liree acres’-
'more' 'or- less bounded ‘noi-llie‘rly' by Samuel
Gregory, easterly by- liighway. southerly and
‘westerly by Nathan Ol‘i‘nst6>av.l, being land. stat
‘CIT to heirs of Sally James dec"d from estate of
And he furt.lier says ihat. the estate .’.s at pres-
ent unproductive ; that the avails lll6_l',8C‘f:-lIl'e,
wanted fortlie support, maintenance arid: edu-
cation of said minors. fllffl t.li-atfil. will be for the
gidvantage of said minors to sell the same, and
invest the avails thereof according to_law ;
wherefore he says that there is just R1111: reason-
able cause for selling the same. _He ‘therefore
prays the court to oi'ilei".s‘a‘id real estate to be‘
sold. and to4enip'owe'i‘ him or some_ other meet
person to sell the same, pursandt ft)‘ the statute
in such case made :inc¥|)i'oviiled. ‘ 5
SAMUEL GR EGORY, Guardians:
Dated Oct. 14th, 185]. '
District of Norwalk Probate Court ss. October"
14th, 1851. - _,
Orderecl'—*-That the foregoing application’ be
heard and d'e_l‘.ei'Il1hie'd at the probate ofiice in
N orwalk on the 27th day of Deceiiiber, 1.851,
at 9 o'clock foreiioon; and that notice thereof be
published in some public newspa per near the
place where such real estate lies, lliree weeks
successively, at least six weeks l_iel'oi-e siiid_ti_me
assigned. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
42 -J udge.
Taken Up
By the Slll.l3l;l'll)el a Red yearling
- . . . lieifer, with no artificial marks dis-
cernable. The owner is desired to prove prop-
erty, pay charges and take her away.
3t4'2 .. F. ST. JOHN.
, Stray Cattle.
ROKE into the enclosure of the subscri-
. her on or about the 9th of Oct.. two red
steers one year old past, one red heiler one
year old,one red heifer two years old with both
ears cropped. The owner is requested to
prove property. pay cliarges and take them
away. THOMAS A. COMSTOCK.
New Ciinaaii, Oct. 15th. 1851.
Wood for Sale.
V ILL be olfered for sale at Vendne on
Saturday. the 8th of November, at 10
o’clock, A M, llie wood on about four acres of
land, opposite the place formerly occupied by
Daniel Belts, dec’d, about fifty rods south of
the Episcopal Cliuicli, and the same distance
from the higliwiiy. Sale to be held on the
premises. Conditions to be made known on
the day ofstlle. WM. STURGES.
\Vilton, Oct. 18th, 1851. 2t4~2
as-.“.’
_l
Seminary for Young Ladies,
NORWA LK. QT.
HE Winter Session will commence on the
5th of Nov. Terms for boarding scholars
$80 per session ; extm charges for music, draw-
ing. painting and the languages. Terms for
day scholars $4 and $5 per qiiai'tei'; extra
charges the same as for boarders.
MRS. LOUISA A. SMITI-1,.
3l*41 Principal.
G-irls
ILL find metallic llc':i(l combs new and
cheap, croslia needles in boxes very
cheap, and a great variety of fancy goods; also
a new and interesting article of game, at
DlSBROW’S.
Notice.
ECEIVED this day ii large assortment of
the best quality of one yard wide silk
Velvets forladies cloaks and montles with every
variety oflrimmings lo match. I have velvets
of every variety of C0l0I'S.- The .above will be
sold at a bargain. C. J. GRUMAN.
Now is the Time to save . Money .'
Raymond & Mead,
7 HA NKFUL for the many favors so liber-
ally bestowed on them by the public,
would respectlully solicit a continuance oftheir
patronage—fecling assured they can now offer
greater inducements than they ever before
have done.
Their stock is now large and well selected,
comprising all the ul‘l.icle~1 usually kept in a
grocery store. togetlier with a variety of fancy
oods, such as Sardines, Capers, Catsup, Sau-
ces, Table Oils, Maccaroni, Col'n Starch, Pre-
served Fi°uits,Spiced Pickles. 650., 65c. Their
stock of Teas is the largest and most carefully
selected of any in Norwalk, ranging in price
from 5C cts to $1 per lb. A trial oftheircofi"ee
is all that is necessary to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the place. Sugars al-
ways on hand, cheap and good for the price.——
Also—Floui', Fish, Salt. Pork, Lard, Hams.
Smoked Beef. &c. which will be sold c/icapfor
cash. I?‘ Goods. delivered to any part of the
village free of r’-liarge.
Norwalk, July 26th, 1851.
CAN I: R ILROAD.
Summer Ar-rangcmcnt. H
N and after Monda , April 28th. pasen-
3’
d ) gefrtlrains will rundaily,(Sundays'except-
re , as o ows.
._Le,ave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P M.
Leave New Haven for 'I‘arill'ville and Colins
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven at7.40 A.
M., 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 P. M.
Leave 'I‘ai-ilfville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsville at 4'45 P. M. and Tiu'ril}'ville at 3.
P. ML, élre freight trains, with passenger ac-
commo ations.
Special Arrangement. '
On Saturdays, hereafl er, until further notice,
the 2d passenger train out of New Haven will
leave at.6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. express train from New York.
Trains ofthe Hartfoad, Providence and Fish
~kill Railroad leave Plainville for Hurtfoi-d in
connection with the morning and afternoon
trains fi'om'Collinsvilleand Tarilfville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.30 P. M.
The'tra ins of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the-New York and New Haven
Railroad.
G. W. \Vl-IISTLER, Sup’t. '
New Haven. April 28, 1851. H -
‘ piece from one of his ‘ cars is gone-
'Doz. LONDON MITSTARD, for
'saleat BlSSELL‘S
. . Wanted.
SHIRT MAKERS, also hands to
make ccgls. pa ms and vests.
. GEORGE A. KENWORTHY.
Wanted.
E .N apprentice _to_.lhe tailoiing business"
in
20
agimwgn, July 1-3:, 1551.
W. C. STREET, Sec’y pro tein.
Q
41»
wanted immediately.
E. CURTIS.‘ l
.a
' found shall be reasonably rewarded.
‘ment and constant employment will. begiveh lit .1
rhinkir, is the right ear. Wl'l0eV6l' will, return
said steer or give information where he may be.
S
MARVIN RAYMOND.
Building Lots.
EVERAL beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at a bargain. Enquire of L
' ALLEN dc MVEEKER.
Norwalk, (Silvei-mine.) Oct. 185]. ‘3.t40 .
- Wanted immediately. “
1 OR 2sleady,_industrious Girls. to work at
the folding and sticking of Books. To
such‘ properly ‘qualified, good wages, good!'tre8t-
‘W
(lharles S. Lockwood
adoring line that may be eiitrustedgto 1
the. book store of A.
‘ta’ .,
_li§l.'_\__vulli,.Aug. 7,1851.
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li ni-
1
Hii ;p{.iic{iii8ii.i§l‘}s.i_i_iiitiI33:.lr2.- l3REdo1i'Y‘ " ‘
‘as Muslin Delunes, ‘ lo '
'Also.30_0 Blue Pllfit
‘a good article and vei'yg‘cbe_ap'.,_.do.a-good assort-
,_
i_.1~-r.n.‘.’--n .‘
Ilvlml
.“_l :_. .-..;». A ’ 7 y ‘
Q ..y ..~.- 3‘ ‘:.r.1—A,Ti .~...,el. ,i-.,.n .’.. .3
" ' ' ' A -s-'.-,-'. 1‘: ii‘
»MO‘Cl?LTON*S ‘.
I ,,. _ . ,“ ‘
“oMp,a‘1‘s“1’ " -trill‘-3ii‘la§6l~iiniliié'*6l tilts’-W
.,i3i_lesii‘siy'i§I}_?if llrdies _,Dros§. Goods. su‘cli'.,
so pric'e'd’to‘"éiitra -an-a;=
.....~. _
,1
- i
I ‘,' i;1< ""
figured, pla' argd:_changeajblefi§lpaccas. Para-_ '
mat_la_s an_d,‘£ustres',' Iiriii'l8il"'.and plain Cash-' ‘,5
incl es, English.; French -ii‘ .Al‘ll_e‘I‘lA¢';Ill!A
Also, for gentlemens wear," ii. 'gfl§‘nt'jva i"iely"'of’ '3
Bi'8a‘l¥clntlis;_ Beaver Clotris, ’l%;is'si’nier§‘."satliii--' ‘
, estiiigs fof ‘Silkf.‘~"‘~ 1‘
Satin, Velvet. Casl_imere'&c‘.‘ 1 A~lsolové3pricet1_;’5
. I :
ualilies_—-a ,¢},ood’asso'r'tm'ent. __., _ _ _, ._ _,
Cloth ‘Monkey ‘Jackets; _
merit .of;,otlIel' ready niadé‘Clolliiii‘g’._ consisting,
‘of 01:9;-j‘cq;!t.;,,sacks,—Pants, Vests", &'c.' “Alsof, '
.7 new and very mucl1.i?fI}P,|'5?Y°!l,,li.l.liI.l’°l'.W9°l9.|!"' ‘
Under jSliirls.-. - . y _' ,
Also let? pair Bab'coc.k_s_‘should‘e'r ‘Braces ‘at I
95ct»s'i>;e.I:ii.nir.=- 5: A/.: ”‘ “ ’
Bay_. State Shawls, all, qualities and sizeslrat
manufactururels‘ p_rice‘s'.' '. I " if °' l . .
l‘}ih'petlirg‘,l,Malting. and .0il.,(1l9tlgs.- constant- _,
‘Y 0'? llmi . ‘." -. ' ‘
Also 5000 'yr'ds 4 4 Brown Sheeting,‘ the best‘
quality made in this cocntry at6 1.-4 cts per yd; -
also superior- Bleached Sheeting’s' at the same
rice. _
Also 40 bills Ship Boeadisiiilable for‘ feed.
New Goods from’ auction and other sources?"
every week. ‘ - -
, 1\1ei‘i'sa_nd Boys"C_lol'l1i’ng" cut as usual free of”.
fzha rge—or made to'oi'der in the best and latest :
style at much ‘less tliaii the oi‘di'niiry prices.
' S. BIOULTON, Jn-.3
\Vestport. sep‘. 15, 1851. tf-—
BANAEN NURSE‘. "
Yr HIS nursery now embracingfifteen acres
of land, consists‘ of more‘tlian two hun-
dred thonsa_'nd engrafted F ruitTrees, embracing"
Apple, Peal": Peach, Pjuffi, Cherry and Appri-
cot. Also, a variety of Grape vines, _(‘_ijoosebei'y ‘
Raspberry and Striiwbery planls. The orna-
iiiefitzil trees are Horse Chestnut-, ll'loii'iitiiin‘
Ash. Spl“u;_e, A_i'iié'i'l€:'aii Fir, Xrbni Vitae nndl.‘
Eu:-npeun Iuiitiéli. ,_ _
The selection of the vmeiias of Iifi‘r_uit trees is‘
only a few from the many. eli'ibl‘a‘cing- only tlie‘.
most valuable varieties known, in ciilt’iilafion‘iii‘
Europe and American. The Trees of this 'niifii'-?‘-
sery are young, vigorous and true to theii“
Ylilllll}. '
_ The Peach trees are of heallliy origin fi'oni’
Western New York and are not subject to dis:
ease known as “ Yollows" which usually infes't‘--
trees grown in the nurseries of New Jersey‘
and vicinity of New York.
As the subscribers can supply a few thous-
and oftlie varieties suitable for transpliiting’
this fall, iheyrespeclfully invile all who wish-
to plant Fruit trees, to visit.tlieii-nursery which
is situated on the farm of Stephen Hoyt, one
mile and a lialfeast of the village of New Ca-
naan and three miles and a half from Norwalk.
sep 2m STEPHEN HOYT 65 Co.
rnurr -rnnns I
AT THE
Scull? Norwulli Niirsnry,
fiTHE subscribers respectfully solicit the‘,
attention of fruit growers to llieir stock of-
Trees, coiisisling of choice Apple, Pear,’Chei'-’
ry Plumb, Appricot and Peach Trees, Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Chestnuts and
mountain aslil Also ii very fine lot of lsabellar
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the true Rub
Antwerp .R£ZS1Jb(.‘Ty., which we warm nt, and-
hold ourselves responsible for its being the new
or Pure red Antwerp. The‘ last of Oct. or 1st
of Nov. will be the proper time for putting out
the plants, when all necessary direction will be
iron. GEO. SEYMOUR 6.’. Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no
Aiitwerps of any person without lioldiirg them
respo;isible for its being the new or pure red
Antwerp. The country is full of the spurious
kind. " sep20 If
Great Ivlass Gathering at
GRUlVIAN’S
Old Bridge
swig
J net Received!
The Largest Stock
0f J'E°e..i:a@y and Staple Dry
Goods, at prices perfectly astonishing
In fact, some Goods are almost.
Given Away.
Our assortment of Delaincs, Cash-
meres, Alpaccas, Poplins, Persian
DeLaz°7zes, _T/Libel Clot/L, Jllérirzo,
and other DRE-SS GOODS was’
never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Iinmensef
consisting of Black and Colored,’ Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our alocll of?
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys}-’
wear is larger than ever before offered. In’
fact, Ladies and Gentleinen can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use. 6r Orna-w
inenl. and at prices lliat would astonish all, and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds the cheapest Don’t forget, the
“Old Bridge Store”
Is the place for BARGAINS .' .’
' ' C- J. GRUMAN- 7,-
Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851. 1
Great Inducements
At No- 15 ,Main Street.
EVV STOCK of Fall Goods at the Hat,
Cap, and Fur Store of H. C. R.andIe.;——
Just rec'd a large assortment of men’s cloth,
plush, mohair and glazed Cups of the latest
styles; also, the best variety of children and
youth's Hats and Caps ever offered in Norwalk,
- which are not to be beat in neatuess, durability
and clieapness- Call and see his stock of wool
and fur Hats for children, fancy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Uiiion and California Hats; constantly on
hand hat cases and band boxes. A good article
Furs of all kinds in their season. ‘
The fall -fashions for gentleman's Hats.i"ec’d.
fiom which he is manufacturing an article that
cannot" fail’ to please.’ varying in prices’ from
$2 5010 $4 00, the quality of which has been
so well tested by his numerous patrons =that: it
is needless to comment. Caps from lsto 208. .
Also a few Alcohol bbls for salecheap.
Sept. 9, 1851. .
' Sc/iool, 1lIzsce_llanemlsoud~Bla1ik.
Books. .Stat1oner.y,. &.c, doc‘.
T RE’I‘AlL.:—-Blakemarréc _'I‘om|ins_on,
, 13 Wall streej, Bridgeport, Ct.,',ure’ now
selling School'Books,'Statio'nery,‘&:c. ‘at retail
at from 20 to 30 per cent less than the usual
_ . , retail prices.- Books: that have foi‘mei‘ly..li‘een ’
OULD respectfully inform his friends soldal. $1 12 they are now selling from 30»: to
and customers, that he has made ar- 85 cts ; others that have been sold for 75 they
rnngefflfints with L.. H. Randle, Esq. wbere- are now selling for 60, and 62 cts—‘-other Books
by he is enabled to execute all orders in the, pi'opoi'tionate,ly'low. ' ‘ " " °
\- . BLAKEMA-N gs: froML1'N son‘.
' 'Btidgep’ort,‘9ct. _1a5i=. A -i
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