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I
IPUBLLSHED Evifny TUESDAY MORNING!
I:x_
" THE Non mi; u.iziii"i‘s.
A. H. BYINGTON 8-‘. (30.
A. H. Biiacros. l'l- W- llYATT- '
Ofiitc at the foot of Main ‘sly.-—o7.=cr t/Lb More of
C’. J. Grmiialz.
Tcriiis ‘ml the Gazette.
Village suliscribers by ca rrier-——pr yr 317;’
Mail do in adi.'aiii-e do 2 ill)
Olfice .~iiil)sci'il-iers, or those livin;'z out of
tlié Carrier’s di~xtri(-it. and who call for
_ tli'eir papers at the ollire _ 1 50
' lC'dnItlui‘.ii+sofliveoi'morei‘e(?“l"l“Flll'9”'
'papers by mail. ifpald in advance 1 50
Terms of Ailvciitislligs
16 lines or less, 1 insertion 75
u 2 H 87
u 3 -i 1 00
% Joe PRINTING r:zimirTcrZ with ncdttzsss
‘anal rirspalc/L, anal at low priois.
W _, _~_.,+....,...,
lg .
Yor . Haven Ztftaiirload.
WlN'l‘ER ARllAN(1‘l:1.\1EZ\'l‘.
c'bii1ui~:.\ci.\'c. DEC. 1, 1851.
llieave .\'-o'rwal_k for New York.
l'L3oinmutatio"n 'l"rz:iii (3 o'clock 38 min. A ll]
lhccoiii iiléili‘-.‘u‘o"n 8 9
H 10 47
'lExpress 9 — ‘-71 P M
"=A ccoininodation 5 3).!
Ex;ii'ess 9 49
Le-give I-\Ttl'l‘.:\i'i.*llll{'_I-Ol‘ ‘New llavcn.
'.Accnmiiiodatioii train 9 o’clock 13 min A M
, -i l 36 P M
’_Express 4 53
',Accoininodiitl’oh 6 15
:Coininut.ation _ 7 9
' \Vesl’. ship ‘only at Stainl'oi'd.
‘Express trains
“ East *‘ l‘il'l'lgel)t)l'E-
_ Leave New York for Nt)l'\l’llll§.
Accoinniodiitioii train 7 o'(:l‘it::li, A M
" ll 30 _
Express ‘ 3 P M
Acconitnodation 4
Commutation 4 55
L--ave New Ilavr-n for Noi‘walk.
'Comrniitaiion train 5 30 A M
Ac-coiiiiiiotlzitioii 7
V‘ 9 35
-Express l [5 I’ M
.-\ccoiiiin'odiiti‘olt 4 ‘20
I")
I-4-
I
Express , v .-' , ,
GEO. \V. \VlllS'l‘['.l‘3llr. Sup'1.
New Fall Goods.
37 "HF. sillisci'iliei‘ would call the atlcirtioii ol
the public to his stow-I. of I):'y Goods just
"puri-.ha.-oil. eiiilirai-.in_-_' .<l.ylc?~. of all d_i-:=::*r':piioiis
-"'3uimlile for the Fall it-avlo. siicli as ligiired and
"plain Popliiis. very |'ll‘ll C:i<liiiii»i'c.<, l)i>.lniiiii>s.
"Gingli:iiii-—ne\v styles and v r_v line. (;'a|icni=~‘.
‘Gloves, Hosiery. iind :i variety of t|lllPI‘ tlooils.
"all of \Vlll('.l‘l have been [)ll|'t‘.lI:I\‘Ptl at the lowest
market prices. and will he snld =ir'<'m‘«lin -
He has also a f-"esli supply of l}~o~nli-loili.<.
‘.lC.is:«iiiiei'e~: and Vestings of ‘ill colors and qual-
iities, which he will cut lice-. of c'i<pr-iisi-. or
‘make to orderin the lllil.<l' f:i~liioniihle stylc>'- at
§*pi'ice's-tliat will net} coiiipr-tition.
L ll. R.ANDLE.
Noi-walk. August ‘.'iGEl‘l, l8:3l .
Till‘) cr:Li-:cn.~t'i'i:i.
fizivanmnrsn EETTERS,
CONTAINING l\'O ALCOHOL,
A sure R/iiizr-_//_y /‘or
‘DYSPEPSIA,
, ‘IN ALL rrs V’1l{lUUS 1-‘()lt;\IS,
lSucli as Pain in the Stoinacli. Ileartlinrii. Ila-
bitual Ciistiwiiess. A(‘l(l .\'toiii'ii'l:. lead-
aclie. Loss of Appetite. Pile-.s. f‘ll;;lll.
Siveiits. Astlniia or l’ltti.-ii-..
Fliituli-nce or \Vnid in the Stom-
of the
-zicli. Nel‘V(lll-\‘[1B3-‘lo Coldness
Extremitics, \V'eakiiess of the Limbs,
General Debility,
and all the iiidesciilialile syiiiptniiis of this uni-
’versal «lismiso. These are also the best tonic
, known for t,|m_pi-eve-iitioii and cure of
Fever and Agile,
These BillHl'.< liiivi-. it-i:i-iiveil the Ill(x'lll-‘..<'l‘
"I‘i-:s'ri:iio.\'ui.s eve-r om-.i-ed to the public in la
vor of any medicine in the world, and are ap-
proved by some of the best. pliysiciaiis. who the
them in their practice. For the most. satisfac-
toi-y proof of the succ»-ss of this reincdy. see
pnmplilets containing full particulars and cer-
tificates li-om .VIeiiilier~s of Cl)llL{|‘eSS and r-ther
parties well known to the public. Any individ-
hal wishing furtliei' information respeiztiiigz this
W W
INVALUABLL MhDICINE,
areinvited to (all on the Ageiits.tiiiil satisfy
themselves by ref»-.renco to llLlll1Pl't)llS letters
and certifii-.ates of the liigliest i-e’spci~.tali'ility.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, \V'nid-
sor. Vt. '
REED. B.-\'1‘E"» & AUSTIN. \Vll0l9S"l9
Di'iiav,ists. No. ‘26 zllercliants’ Row, Boston,
Gerteral Agents.
Price $1 per bottle; six for $5.
?C&U'l‘lO"l.——l<Jeali bottle ol' the Genuine
0.1:")/genated B-}.I,I.er::. will have the outside
wrapper printed in E_ii2lisli.l3‘i-eiicli and Span-
a_h_,wjtli_tl1i~ signature of Goo. B. G.rei-.n, Pro-
prietor, upon Three Sides. anrl in addition, a
finely engraved label upon the top of the bottle
vg.itli.th_e s‘i,_gl»‘la’f|ll'.e of Reed, Bates (‘Sc Austin.
\t1_ho_nre,t.h'e s0le.(i‘reiiei'al Ageiits,and to. whom
all Olfders must he add ressoil. »
'For stile by W. E‘. BISSELL. and drug-
gpts generally in the U". S. and Canudas.
NUMBER Q17--NEW siiiaiis.
BY A..
H. BYINGTON & CO.
Rare Ghance for Bargainsl
Fjil-its: .~‘ltl)SCI'll)(~‘l'.~& ..i'r.»'.l- for Stile their new
. liilildiii-._z now occupii-d as a dwelling and
tzliaiidlei-’s shop. tot_vctliei' with the li.\'turi~.s and
a large quantity of tnli'o\v. with their good will
in the liiisiiiesii. Thu opportunity affoids it rai'e
chance. for a profitable iiivi-stin--tit. .
'l‘li(f,' wniild also i'e(pic.st. all iiiilelitml to the
lirni in lillllie iiniiicdiate-. payiiient. iisthe senior
[ltIl'll)t‘l' is about to leave for the *' lll;__1Qlll‘:3-"——\
'l‘liey trust that none will llP_glPCl the aliovia call
as it is tieci=ssai'y tha_i" all niustandiiig accounts
should be settled witliiiiii‘ ili-lay.
A large qua ntity of l'l"i>..»-li _g'i'ocei'ies on liiind
for sale at. about iziist. Also. an extensive as-
sorlriiiant 'of'c:°oi-'i~.i-i'y. which will he sold clielip
lui'(:ii.-l'i. A feiv l)lllltlltI_fl lots arlvziiita:,';i=ously
.<i!u:iti-d. to be disposs-ll of. Call soon with the
“dust ” ALLEN &, Eli ICEIUSR.
Norwalk. Jim. ‘20. 185?.
Eimisé and Lot for Sale.
'l‘lllC .~ulisciilii>r ofliirs for sale his
l luo'u~"e and lot Sllllllle’-‘ll on the niaiu st rent
in the Vlll7.‘.J_t-‘. of New C:lll2|tlll.: 'llllP ilwellin_g-
li‘oii<‘e is Itwo-stoi'y wnoil liiiililiirg with It colit-
iiizizliiiiis ha":-k liitrlien and a well ol‘,t1iio:l iiater l
t""r'i'i'i’iii=‘i-toil lll(-‘l(‘.Wlll‘.. ,'l'lici"i-._ iii iilso it ,€_{tI{Ml l
tau-n. lvl.'I)i?ll liiiiisi-. ',€;iii'dei-, and a lot C(5!'ltiiliiiilg
mm. rn'od "i-oiiiii-cteil tliei'ewitli. it is 1! very de-
sinilile l()t':Illlill. For terins irp'pl_\;‘ to the sub-
~:i-riln-i' at t‘{'0i‘w:illi. pr:-vioiis to the first of
Mari-li. _ 'l“llU.‘d,.-l.‘3 R.53YM.O_N D‘.
I\oi'vV:ill<, Jan. ‘J-1. _ ‘ill
_ ____ ___ ___ __ ’____A_____________._—
D/civic.’ of Rm’/rli/ig ss P'ro:'2aL'c Court, ‘Febru-
.i-rv; 3//. , .
§'—]'l’().\I the iipplit-:'rliriii of Gl’Ol'fl6l I_’miiiii5.lt oi"
Nrii'\\':illi .~ltui'.'iiig to this Court that he is
liliii'iiili:in to f~‘ti-pliiiii ll»-iinctt and I"llll‘l'l:’,.l Ben-
nett. minors lioliiiigiiig to said (list-'ict. :i':'id that
said llll‘ltll'n‘ are the owiuus til the fol|o\'viii&E l'<’tIl
t‘Slt|l(‘., 'vi:«'f: ‘r::i'i'li tho llll(ll‘.'l’lt‘ll t_\\'i-lflli pa rt of
a pi?»-(-oi of lzttiilsitiiiile lll§::i_tl li"dtllllfi. in qiiaii—
lily lialf aii :i'.",re. witli 3'. iiivclliiis-_-liiiiise aitd
barn tlinri=on ~lanilin:. liounileil north and \\'€‘..\f
by (lllllG|'l. lit-‘llll tt cit (..lo.. east and south by
liiulivt/iii’; the iii?-5-i‘i-st if-t" 1-::':':il :':‘iiiiors tlici'i-in
licizigg "-.«';ilu'ed at aliiiiil il':‘.ll:ir<. and :’:l'.o\\'iii':':
just atiil i-o:i<'iiiii;l»l’:- ‘c.;iii~'i-. for he-lliiig saiil real
esl:2l'P.——';ii':i_i'iii}._r for an order tlial. hi- or sortie
othi-r lil('t‘l l7f‘!‘:-Ull he t‘llll)ll\‘i't’~‘.l‘t'(l to sell the
§:—ii'~.~.«-, ;|< p‘pi- ;‘-.p;il_ir-zilion on file ilali-d the 3d day
of l7'i-hi‘iiary. 1952. lllCl;"t% liilly apps-ars.
Orzlr-rml——-'l,‘lii:t tho fiimgoiiig .tl|ll.llll‘tlllt'lll he
lioard at the Piolialo Uiiicn in ll'4=ddiiii_-'oii the ~
15th il-.i_\' of April. lr?:'>‘.’, at It) o'i-li:i:l-' li)l'9l (ion.
and that notice tln-.ri-ol' he piililiiilieil in some
public nr>\\'spapei' llPtIl‘ tlre pla"cn \'v'i'ti-i'e. sncl':
max mtiite lius. tliree iveeks sul;t-e-ssi:-ply, at
least. six weel-;.< l)(‘lll"f‘. said tiimn iissigiieil.
3'6 Li~:.\iUi«:L .<A.\ l’Olll). Jlliige.
To the I’/‘abate C0iu'(_/hr I/ic 1)/.'sti'ir‘l of Ric/ge-
ffl"f// .‘
VEHHC application of \vii.LI.s. .\l IJTCE rs-
.~pi*-.t-i‘l'iill_*,’ Sllliwrlll that ln- is .ginii'iliaii
l() .‘i_S.'li'I-Stet‘ l:‘iiilfi't'_\". ir1‘l‘tl!l7'll'-il I5. (;iiflli't*)‘. Al-
li-ia! (;"oill‘i'i-y. .loliii C Gavilitiy t‘-l‘;(l Cieiiige F.
Goill'ri-y. iiiiaiirs llt‘ll)ll_.‘,{l‘ll,‘.', to said lllall'l('l. und
that said ininors are the (l\'i‘tlt‘i'.\‘ of the follow
inc; real (‘.\lill('.‘Vl’/.2 the livi»-sei‘i»tilli:‘~ of tli'F'?.
liirni u\‘.'lll‘ll by \lfitlit'lll2tll A. (9oil‘.'i-i-_y,ii;%c'd,
and for two yuars past occiipii-d by his wt-lm\',
_\],,,y (}ml|'i-oy, couiainiivg about liliy at-i'i-,.<,
l)I_)l:titlt‘tl north on ltig_li\\'a_‘v. land ol'.loliri (iltl\’i“l'
"ml [null .--,l I‘:l)f‘ll£"/.4?!‘ ll. .\'.'.niiiiil; east on land
of D;|\'ltl l_ittt't‘., Lin-y .‘il2i_i.‘liiii'y and land he-
ii‘lll,‘il.'i;z lo the (>‘~«litlt‘. of .\lU-it‘:-i‘ lliihlicll. dc-it'd;
sllulll on the estate of .\lo.~es Illll)llt'-lll. aiiil land
bl-longing to Couch 66 Saiiforil; ivest on land of
>nl..in in lfixmvn. and land Uf.ls-lin (ili:vP.i.\Vlll]
the (l\\'Plllll}'_ llonse and liarii stittnliiig t".ei'i-uii.
Wlill tlizi ."5ii~g:it‘ H‘ollo'i.*J 'l‘iii‘iipik'r- lluail l'uitni.ng
tlii-iiiigli l‘.l‘.lill' the (,'t'llll£‘ ofsaiil fat'tti.
' Also, ninoa(:rc; of wood land in Ileilding.
.,p;i_~,« Jot”, (Joni-li‘s il\v(=|liiir,,z, hon-idi-il stllilll on
l‘.i'_'liwn',', '.=,-i-,.~:t'_ an-l lH)l‘lll on land lieloii;_'iiig to
[pp 5.5;‘:-;'.;¢a. gt‘ l\'il)~‘I'.\‘ llttlinol|,'<li-c'tl. and t’ll.~l (Ill
I-nd of Most-s lllll and lll'(llllt’l'h‘. The V\’llUlt‘
farni Vil'll(*‘ll at ulmtlt two t|iou.~'and dollars.
And he lin their Stlys that the i-.s!ate s at pros
mil‘. iiiiproiluctiie. that the nvziils tln-i"i-if are
\\’tIlllt-‘ll liir the su‘;.po.l. iiiiiiiitciiziiiéte and edu-
catiuii of said iniiiors. and that it. will ltl‘ l-ir lllr‘.
:lll'v'Z-ll|ltl"J_8 of said iniiioi's to st-‘ll the Sttlllf‘, and
iii‘i'i=;-"t llll’. avails tlii-ri-of :u'i-oriliiig to law:
\V'l‘.€‘l‘(‘Iitl'E‘. he s’ys that there is just and rea.<uii-
able (:aiist- for selliiig the sa-tie. I‘lt‘ tlie-i'i~fori-
prays the t'0lll‘l to oril.ir said ri-al estate to he
sold. and to i-mpowcr him or soiiie other meet
persoii to sell t to P-ltll3“.]llll‘Slllllll tothc statute
in such case llliitlc and provided
\VlI_» Ll ~\ .\l I..l’.l‘T., (‘~liiai'diati.
Dated at RltlLLI"llt‘lll, l<‘vh. 4'=ll. l55‘3-
;7)i.str:'i7I of Féic/gcficlcl Probate Court .93. Feb.
4/Ii. lF:‘.:3‘2. _
()r«/cra1—-'I‘liat the forcgoiiiyz application In»
llPtll'(l and ileteiiiiiin-d at the probate oflice in
lli-lgi-fielil on the ‘llltli day of l\l:ll‘(‘.lI. 1851’. at
4 o‘i-lot-k :ifiei'ii(i<iii; and tlnil notice tluei'i-.oflie
ltlll)ll.~lll‘tl in sonie public iiewspaper near the
pl:t(:P wln-re .-:ii'cli real i.-stiite l|P..'1. three week.~3
siici-essively, at least .~;i:‘<_ we:-las In-t'oi'e said time
assigned. El;'l3NlCZlCl’t llA\V Ll‘) i .
‘G Judge.
District of Nnrwal/c ss P:'o'batc Court, Febru-
ar_i/ 31/. I852.
N ..\_"l‘A'l‘l£ of GEORGF. S'l‘. JOHN. late
4 of Niii'\\'iilli, in said Di'.~’t'i‘icl . (l(‘(2(‘ilSt“tl
'l‘liu- (flllll'l of probate tor the di<trii:t of Nor-
walk hath liiniiml and alloweil six months fioiii
the date liereof. for the creditors of said ostiite
to oxliibit their claims for sct.Ilcini=nt.. 'l‘hose
\=‘.'ho llt‘glf‘.Cl to l)l'H.~'Plll’ lll(‘.ll'lI¢‘.t ounts. properly
ztttrstrcl. within said lllltf‘. will he (lPlllll'|'('(.l tl
t‘.:covei'y. All pc.rsons llltll‘l)lPtl to said t‘.“.liltH
are l'PqllP,.\‘l€‘tl to niake imnn-diate payinent. to
\Vl I4 LIAM LOCK\VUUD. Admin-
lV.'lARY L. ST. .ll)ll‘l\l. §l'ill'lIl0l's
6 \Vith the will iiiiiexed.
Notice to Contractors. _ ‘
- l,<IAl.l€l.) l’ll' li’().‘:l.-‘tint: “ill be receiveo
until ftloinlay. the ‘23d of Ft-h. iii-fttql0l'
the constriuztioii of a Union ficliiiol lloiise lor
the use ol the Union School District oftlie lirst
scliool society ofNorwiill.'. Said House is l0
he built nfhiiitk. three Slttl'lE‘.S‘lll,£,’,ll iliiiiensiiirts
54 by (38 feet. ttL:t‘Ol'(llll$_[ to a plan and .~'|ici:Il_icn*
lions adopted liytlie‘ I)istrii:t. Peixsoiis \\'l.~'ll-
in; to contract will apply to U. S. l"erI'_v ESQ-9
at liisoflico where said p'an and specifications
inay be seen. _
N _l5——Propo<als may be made for the entire
builrling, or for the carpenter and masonry work
separ‘:i’te.
l\lorvvalk,Jzinuary 10tli,l8a'i'2.
E. C. llissitr.-Ly.
'1‘. \V,ui.\’r:n. Jr. -
CHAS. E. DISBROW-
- IRA Glll'ZG(tRY-
Gnu. ii. Bisnop.
BRADLI-'.\' O. BANKS-
.lA.vii5s F‘i.\'i~n<:v.
O. S. Funny.
' do‘-'ii'ahle. for ladies’ iii‘ i7eiit:‘s wear.
7‘
Qt _t;’ainili_i Nctnspupcr---Ecnoiclh in Eiltrtttiirr, ®i:i1i:ral3iitclli.‘geinc, lilatitits, Qtgritiiltntc, 11:15-
,‘-ggpcnavss _-gaggvxfi.-»
NORWALK, CT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, I859.
rs.-2.-.~...' ~I'!"Q".' .1~r -
, Cloizié ,0$_'1é'. China All.
UC'l‘I(l§l SA LE of Cabinet. Furniture at
Nmv Cttlllllltl, Ct. to take place on the
Shh day of ;\laich, 1852, opposite St. .loliu’s
Iliill. It consists of Burr-nus. Chairs, Tables,
all sizes and patterns. stsiiids. toilet. wash. can-
dle. work, stools, oitoinans, lounges. beautifully
fiiiislieil. and everylliiiig in the cabinet, chair,
sofa and lioililiira line of business. Siil‘et'o ‘coili-
irience at 10 o’clocl-:. A, IVI.
GEORGE
nmrnnsoa.
Scliooiieir for Sale. _
.- THE scli(i'oncr Minerv-.i is oti'ei'erl
I, for sai'o._ She ‘cai‘i'ii-.s over 100 gross
\ toiié~",_:'iiid is iii gtiiiil sziilivig condition.--
Iior _liii‘tlii-i' pa rticnla rs, enquire at the
store of F. Ii. Nasli, or of the suliécrilior.
A , D. P’. KASII.
.‘~'outli i\'orw:ill<. Dec. 12th. H551. 50
New Fall and Winter G-obflsg
L A L LOB V _1S: LE WIS are now rit”t,‘i-.rin,<_z
.«_vroat iiiiliici-iiieiits to all hu.yers of DRY
GI FUDS. 'l‘heir assortiiieiii‘ iii pi'esé.'rrt is diilii
of the largest in t.o\vu, eiiiliriiciiig evei'ylliiirg
They dc-
sirie all who only be iii want of anything in their
line to give tlicni ii call ll(’;l‘t)l'f%|)lll’(1l|llSll1.’Z else-
wlicre. Norwnlk, Nov. ‘.’.5tli, 1851.
_, _ Lost.
" \7 \Vorliiesllay alii-rnoon last, b'é;tim-"en the
villa:1e(.f South Noiwalk and the _i'esi-
ll*‘ll(.'e ofDavid Coni.-iocla. .lr., ii Ca meo Breasl.
Pin. 'l‘he lindcr will be lilwrally rewarded by
leaving, it at this office. or at the residence of
. ELlSllA C().\lS'1‘UCK.
South Niiiwvzilli, Feb. 7th. 1852. It,
_.___.___.- .,,. , —
, , Eiotide.
V HE siiliscrilwrs liavivg been 'l])p0lllTe(l by
the honoiahle Court (if Pioliiite for this
tll.~,‘ll'l('.!’. of R id_gi=i'i+-lil, i_Ibiii:i‘iissibiiei's to reci-ive
(ix.-iiiiiiie and ':iiljii.~t the claims of the seveial
cieditors of the (‘>'l;Il(»‘ of lsllieiii-7.6-.i' Jones, late
of l‘illlf_'_%‘Ilt-‘l(l in said (llSl.l‘l(‘l, ileci-use-il, repre-
S(’lll(—‘tl insolvent.. llf‘l'9lly give notice that six
months froiii this date is the time lii_n":ted by
said court for said '(.'l't'(lll‘!)l'S to eixlliliil llii-‘ii’ re-
spei':ti'vo claims, and that ms will iittenil as the
ltll\lllt’5.\.~l of our said appointment at the lioiise of
C’/.a r .l()l-(“.~ of said l'il'lfJ_fillt'=lIl, on the first Mou-
(lays in .\lay and August next at 10 o'clock in
the fur;-nooii on each of said da_ysi_.
(Ill.-\ U VCI’. Y (ll. .\‘lS'l‘EA'D‘. .
'Gl£()l-{GIG l{lCl*2l.l<IR. E
fiitlgclivltl, lilcb. Qil, l8.")‘3.
Coii'i'iltiEl-
sioners.
.i.m‘ic:-.F.s 01+‘ ASSOC£AT’iG.‘*l
or -no: V
Ericigeport Chemical Company
E, ‘ ii, the siilist-i'ilii-i"s, desirous of forming
' an ii~.siii-ititiiiii tor the purpose (it out ll-
nfiii-ttii-iii_!_'_. i-xt..ii:tiiig. or iillienvise operating:
iipriii. any or all clieimczil pre.pai'atioiis, drugs,
iiii-(lii~iiic::, difs, 'l"..\'R(’.ll_(‘('-R. c'>:i:., of (lflllllllg in
ainl ti'aii<pni-tiiig to or from V'tl'lUll.‘l places in
this and otli"'.‘.‘3tates, said clii-i'iii‘ciil pi"ep‘ii':'ii-
lions. (li'ii_gs. inciliciiies. oils. essoiices, 6£c.,and
i-l>'() any or all Iltlll(’.l‘;tl‘*. iiiaiiiifai:tiii'eil or un-
iii;'iiiil'.;t-iim-il. i‘:-5__:ct;il.lii pi-niluctioiis, or any
olhrr Zlll7.l'(;lt‘\‘ of ii‘ici'cli:iiiili.sr-. : do licri-by
aiurera to a.~i<'oi-i. to and do iis.~o(:i2ite oui'.~el\'i-s
loge-tln-1', as a jo nt «tuck company, will) the
,,,,“-,.;-,< and privili ‘is. and siiliji—ct‘ to the res-
trn.-tioiis of the s ii ute law of the State of
(?ov:nei-iiciut. 3:.-till:-d. “ An Act. (.‘0ll(3Pl'lllll;Z
(,‘om:’niiiiit‘§ s ant‘. Ciii'[i'oi':ili'oii-5." :i"::cuI“diiig to
the pi'ovisioiis of the 14th cliapter of said ‘act,
and do In-.i-utzy ,r1ree to the following as our air-
licli-s of as.~ociation:
A in‘. 1. Tliis Coiiipiny slifill be known by
the tnilllu of the “ Bridge-p"ortClteinicul "Coin-
pan_\." _ _ , .
ART. 2. The location of tliis Company
shall! he in the-. city of Bridf5opoi't, County of
}.‘,,'..fiwl«l and State of Coiiner-ticut. at the of-
fice» of Ii. F, 5;, \V, D. Blsllflll. unti the same
nllttll he cliiiiigerl by :1 vote of the 'di'I"e‘c'tot's
\\'llt‘llClItl>.'i‘~l).
A WI‘. 3. The purposes for vvliicli this cor-
poration is foi"itie:d are as liei"eiubefui‘e set
forth. ,
Aim‘. 4. '-l‘lie capital stock of this conipany
is fixed and limited at the suni of filly thou
sand dollairs, and is 'ilividi-"d into two thousand
sliare.~' of twenty live dollars each.
ART. 5. l“.‘:lt|'ll .\'lll)SCl‘ll)ill‘ to llli‘§B nrtirtles
ilgir-i-s ltlllllifi the nnmbcr of slltl"P8 iiflixed
to his name, eiicli of said sli:ii'es being; twen-
ty-five dollars. and to pay upon the saute any
iir all iiistiilliiiciits. wlieiierot‘ lh"e satire shall
be '(‘;tllt*tl in by the said suiii of twenty five dol-
laps slnlll ll; ve been paid in upon each sluire.
A a"15~.»G. 'l‘he said statiite law is liercliy
inadi-. a pint of th’<=s‘e :El-ticles. ’ _
Done at lil'ltlZlt‘pUl'l this tenth day of Janua-
ry, A. D. 1R:3Q. .
lll*l\'ll Y \VU,RTZ, 1000 sliares.
E. F. Bl:'5ll()P, 500 sliairés.
~ \Vl‘:-I. D. l}l.\'Il0I’, 500 sliares. v
. Valentines.
.lUS'I‘ received. at BIS-
SF. I. US. ii lili-go» 2I:5!iOl'llll(-"-Ill
of Vtll9llllll?!S, tor the coming
St. Valentines’ day. 14th of
Fe'lii'iiar_v. Also, gilt and
ciiibussed letter and note pa-
per. envi-lopes of every vari-
~,..,\ oty. motto and time wafiws,
§,; «Roi... dzi.-.. which will be sold
clieitp.
ll. W'.l71. BIS°'ELL.
1:... 2.1352. "
. Aid for Kossuthl
ti’-‘ \Vt-ll<lllEAS Ex-Gov. Kos-
fig; snth hiiviiig ll(‘(’.l5l subji=.ctei.l to
‘jig liard tare through the pcst(li)
of Au.<trian Cowiirdii-9 ll l‘tIl)Cl.~i
Joseph, was compelled to leave
f1.ll7l.g‘l'I“’I/ and seek the diet. of
turkey! He (lid not half at
lzrim l)lll',Q' for the’ p'rbv7'3_ional
govvriiineiit but out via‘ S0(l1)l.ll“
Ifumtmi for the r'af.i0'na Ian 9
. fl'8?|lt)lll—- Aiitericit. to sea‘-‘cure
the b(c)ncon of Liberty. New tlierefore lie it
known that I Cupid liuvo at the dlsptisiil o_l':ill
Sytll[lllllllS(‘.l‘S 600,()lltl inissives or patriotic Val-
oiitiiii-..e. the circulatioii of which will rouse up
‘.2,0U0,U()'0 hearts to his aid.
A. b'l'ILI.l§CK, 17 Main st.
Afiéung Man,
GE 23, wishes toobtnin it situatio'n as
copyist or book-keeper, ivas for five years
in the office of an eminent solicitor in London,
and can give good rcfere‘nce's as to (:ll‘cll'tl(:l8l‘,‘
&c. \Vould be willing to‘ nialte hin'Ise'lfg'eiiei'-
ally useful in ll store. Any conivnnniciitinh‘
addressed to this office will be promply attend-
ed to. Jan. 3}.-
‘ROSS-CUT and Bhzli Saws filed and set
ready for i.rse,snd ivuri':iti_ted.f0l' “I6 by
Do
POETRY.
The Pilot-
The waves are high, the night is dark",
\Vild roam the foaming titles,
Dashingiiround the straining bark,
_As galliintly she rides.‘
“ Iailoi ! take heed what: course you steer;
ur bark is tempest driven !”
" Sll'tlilg8r be calm, there is no fear
For hliu vvlib trusts in heaven !”
“Oh, pilot! mark yil.ri,tllhn'ilél" cloud-—
The hglitning’s lurid rivers,
Hark totlie wind. ’tis piping loud-.
The inain-iiiast bends and quivers 3
Stay‘, pilot, stay, and shorten sail,
Our sloriii try-sail is 5'1!/ell!"
3' b'triingel", what. iiialters, calm or gale‘,
’l.‘o_liiiii who trusts in Heaven!"
Boriie bytlte winds. tile vessel floesl
Up to the tliuiideriiig cloud,
Now tottering low the spray-winged seas
Conceal the top-insist shroud.
3‘ Pilot ! are wav-»-s break u‘ei' us fast,
Vaiiily our b.ii'k has Striiten I”
" Stranger, the I;.ord can rule the bln§t-—’-
Go, put tli-y trust in Heaven 1”
Giiiid li'op'a ! Good hope ! one little slut‘
Gleauis o'er the waste of waters;
’Ti.~i like the light l'(*flt‘(.‘lell tar
(_)fBnauty's loveliest daughters! ,
“ Sit-aiiger, good hope He givetfi tllée;
As He has olien gli/‘oil;
Tlien leurntlns trutli—-wlil'it’ei' may lie‘,
To put thy trust in Heaven !”
My Book’. ~
Come out, old honest ti-iend——-i‘ my book,"
’ Tliis winter night. so dreiir and cold;
Come out—froin out thy dusty nu'dk—
And talk to me as wont otuld:
My lainp, grown diui 1 will retiim ;
My tire shall be rcuewcil, l truw;
For this is nice-.t. when two lriends gre'ct.--
And such mo friends its I and thou.
M v life has cliaiiigcil since last. we met;
‘liou‘li mind. I think, that sunnner time
\Vlii-.n, every hour, my heart was set
To niusic breullii.-d in thy sweet rhyme ':
My life has cliuii};,cd—-yet still nplace
My lieu rt llais sacri-d kept l’i)l' Iliec ;
And, of all other lriciids, no lace
'l‘h-an ttiiue to-night would welcome be.
Nor is this strii nge, when I i'<-‘fleet
How iliiiugliiless late l‘ve bi;-eii‘uft'liee,
\Vli'o always spite of my in-;_;li-ct,
Hits proved so true it tiieiiil to me;
\Vhu ‘always had ll word of cliei-l’,
Just lilting for my nioud of iniild‘,
And one lllill 1 llt.’llt‘.\’t‘tl sincere,
‘As it. was ever wiirin and i.ind.
Then leave old fiend. thy (lusty p‘ln‘ce;
fldiiie, bring to night. haul.‘ "oilioi days,”
And, slltiiig licic. thus face to lace,
Ilcclisiiit to me thy 'i:hai'ii'iiiig lays
For they have power, thou l.ndw’st oféild,
Ilo tiilee li'uin me all feat‘ of ill,
And. b_i tl‘ir.ii'teii«,!eriie:i, to mould A
My stubborn piissions to tlieir will.
BALLAD OF TEIEL‘. CA.\l'A L.
Wis were crowd.-d in tho cabin,
Not a soul had room to sleep;
It wits iltidiiiglit. on the \'v'lllt is,
And the banks v'.'ci‘e very sun-.p.
’Tis ii 'feiii"f:i_l tliiiig, ‘wlii-*.ii sl‘e‘e.pit§g,
, To be startled by the Sllt)(tl’.,
And to hearthe rattling truinpet
'.l'liuii'dL-'3' "' tzuiiiiiig to a lock !"
So we sliu’d7;l'ei’eil tli"ei-is in sil'ei'ii:'e,
For the stoutefst berth was shook,
VVlnlc the wooden gates were opeiied,
And the 'i‘ii'iiteta'ill.'cd with the cool.-_.
And as we lay in ‘darkness,
Each one wislwcl he were there, ~
“ \Vc are tlirougli l”__ the captain sliouteil,
And he sat down on ll chair.
And his little daughter wliispered,
Tliinking that he ought to know,
“ ls n’t traveling by canal limits
Just as sale as it is slow i”
Then he kissed the little iiiliiden“,
And with liettiwcliei-r we spoke,
An" we trotted iiito,Pill'ai-(liniii.
When the iii'drii l-ickcil llil'<3’Lhe Siildke.
, Blowing Bublilcs.
Half ‘our s!st'i"ow.~x. _h:ill' our tt'oul;ll33,
l\ tll«‘itl,é', lié-sad and llPlll'l'. to zilzlie.
Are tlie-fruitof blowing bubbles,
Briglit to view, but quick to break.
All have pliiyed the ‘child irnliécile,
Breatliing hard to swell the sides
Of _tl sliinina fluid vessel.
Fruili-i' than the air itridcs.
From the infant’s cradle rising’,
All the bulible iiianin show.
Oft. our l'l(‘l1P_SY. wealtli comprising ,
In the bulililes that we blow.
Brilliant, liurlynnl, upw:i'~d goiiig, ,
_ l’leaso:l we mark them in their flight,
Every line of Iris showing.
As they glance along the light.
Little castles. high and :iir_\‘,*, ,
\Vith their t‘l'\'Sltll Walls so thin”,
Each [)l‘9SPlll.‘lllll~‘t wickiarl fairy,
Vanity, enthroned ivitliiii!
But when two have sti'i1'cl<togetl1'et‘,‘,
\Vl'int of either do we find ?
Not so much its one any ft‘lllllPl'
Flying hope has left. behind I
Sllll. the world are busy l-)l0Wll‘lg
Every one some empty ball -,
Sc_i_lu>; Seeds of mtsclru-t‘ s'rm»ili_§
\Vhere to burst the bubbles fall.
Nor for self alone to gatlier
Is our evil llttl'lH!Sl‘ found; _
Oft with pipe and clip we i'iitller
Step upon our i‘i'e'iglib‘oi"s ground.
Thus" aiiiilsiiig one another,
\Vhile the glisteiiiiigplaytliiugs i’isi3','
VVe iiiaydooiii ll friend or bi"bth'ei'
To a life of cure and siglis‘.
Do you doubt. my simple story 7
‘ Ican point it tliousand ways,
Wliei'e this bublilo'in:iking glory
Hlls its darluicss hid in rays?
Yetwelllspiire ti slight con'fusio‘n’
Cnnsedfhe world by giviu'r__>; n'aiYi'es§'
Since ii right to so'ir_i'e',deliision‘
Every one from nature cl'i1‘~i‘nis.‘
‘B B‘ I ~ AT .T[WO. DOLL-Ii-RS‘ Pi«:.ir~.rNN-tin.
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- t iio,I.ii1ii1i Xxxii.--NUMBER-s.-i
{L
, MISCEIiLANY.
if/ritten for the Gtiizéttc.
--, BART0N;I.
A STORY oi=_ di_DEN TlME§.
-'-iir Till: ia:i'isieLi:.—
CiI.‘u'rLv.:i1 XIII.
The American forces ii-'er'e concentrated
on an eminence north of, ind about half a
mile distant from the position occupied by
‘Gen. Tryon. Amid the smoke, and flame
‘and roar of the conflzigration, the little band
had seriously annoyed the British by firing
upon tliéili, with a single field-piece 'I‘o
dislodge the p'z‘1'tiiiits,the English general de-
tached a cotisidei~abl‘e l:;'o'dy of troops. Gen.
erals Parsons and llfdlcolt, who, together
with Captain Barton, stood on the brow of
ibe éuii'nen'ce,speed.ly espied this rrlovement.
and heldu hurried coiiéullation, as to the
course to he pilrsued. “ l iini for meeting
them half way,” exclaimed the fiery Bar-
itoiis, “ our boys are really for a fight, and if
they were not while liiol;ing at yonder sight
then every man of them mg/it to be shot."
“ And wliat say you, Captain Barton,” in-
quired Wolcott.
“ I agree with the General, sir; our lnlen
arr: ready for a conflict, and I verily believe
‘we can drive those scouiidrcls back to their
boiit£'t.'l
H “ Let the word be given tll‘en,’lireplleil
Wolcott, and the other two dcpziried to their
several stations. The march commenced,
the patriot ti-‘oops advancing in silence ; their
feelings were too deep, their ltldigtlalinh loo
bitter, to ado it of cheers. With flusliing
cycs, and teeth firm set, ‘they advanced to
mPet the invaders. John Gray was in Bar-
ton”s ‘company zi'ct.in'g as volunteer; the
yoiiiig Cziiztain had in Vain endeavored to
persufide the old man to take command in
his stcz"ul,'b'i'1t only ‘obtained the reply, “I
fought its a pi-‘irate soldier at Louisbiiry,a‘nd
I’ll do the satire for my native town !"
Sassomoc too hovered around the skirts
of the company, the wild gleam of his eye,
and the cxiiansiiin of his. nostrils, sliowiiig
the strong natural instinct of the lndian,
seiiii civiliéed as be was, on the eve of bat‘-
tlc.
Almost its soon as the opposing forces
crime in sight ol each other, the British bal-
tcd, and gave signs of indecision. Tile
first fire of the Ainciicans returned
with but little effect. After a fol‘? rounds of
musketry, the enemy commenced a rclreate
and the utmost cffiirts ol the American ofli-
cers were required to restrain lhe forces un-
\Vi"ls
det‘ their coinrilanil from an iniliscrirhinate
and headlong pursuit ivliicli ivoiild, in all
probability, have proved fatal to the greater
portion, by entangling therit in detached
frngni'e'nt8, in a ‘contest with a foe superior in
nlltnllefs. John Gray seconded the cflhrts
of Barton in restraiiiiiig his men. “lice-p
Cool, boys,” said lit‘, “ keep cool, if we drive
‘em to lbeir boats it's _lF.Si.’1l.S good as if we
killed llfiif of ’em and lost half of our own
fi‘ieI1d.~i with lllctipll
“ Yonder is my house in flaimes,l’sa1d a
stalwart fen-nier “and I ll have one more
shot at them if I die for it," and breaking
from the tanks, lie sprang over the adjoin-
ing letter. and beliinil itcrept up toward the
retreating troops. A few others followed
his example, among them Snssornuc, but
the exertions of Burton and Gray kept the
remainder of the company in tolerably good
ordei. By Eden, the I3ritish hid concentra-
ted tbemsl-lves on the road leading to the
place of debarkatioii, while the pairiiit troop:
slowly followe-l them‘, and numerous skir-
rnisbes annoyed the flanks of the enemy.—
At thisjuncture, Captain Barton, perceiving
SZ1.~S0m0C near, beckoned to him and at the
same time addressing Mr. Gray, said, “ I
feel extreinely uneasy sir, ut the unprotec-
ed ciinditibn of your daughter; it is evi-
dent that the English are about departing;
to attack them with our small force would
be iiiadiicss; is-P. can only watch their de-
parture. I propose to devolve the 'c'o-nm'and
of the company on "the lieuIeiiant,vibilc you
and l, and Sussomoc go over to your house.”
“I was tliiiiltiog of some siicb plain niy-
sclf, Fi,tll‘I"; Iconfessl begin to feel no-
comfortable myself tliitiking of the poor
girl, with no one but N-nuick there to de-
fend liér. What if some of the slraggleré
ol yoiidnrinlcrnal band should stray over
there.” ,
“ Heirs coities General Pal'sOtis,"’ said
Barton, “-1 will speak to hiiii at once.”
As soon as our new’ had explained the
Situation in which Mr. Gray liild left his
daughtéi",'tl1‘e General excluniied, “go, cer-
tainly, go at once ; ,tli'ere isn’t much more
use for the troops‘, except to play the _s'c'ai‘e-'
crow to the British vu'lu1re's;‘ t‘a_'k‘é 8’ of
soldiers" with" you if i‘vi‘*§li5."x’l
?«'i\':i'y frien'd'_ Mr.’ our
wail‘ m‘ys.eit {rill ti’-‘V .»
,; pli‘e_tl‘ an iv"
mic, and lmmedl
aub .tl1liiiinfa£tntei3.~.-
. . ..s . ...~..... .
_u.-—
‘-1-
pi~lrsiia'nce of the liiaifeigitaiitedi
The little party vifere not long" _in ;e.¢h".'
but the heart of B'éirton" beat’ fa"'st’ a"a be ob.‘
serired the outér door standing’ open and’
beiircllihe harsh tones of a" man’s‘ voice‘
exclliiined,
“By heaven! tb‘ere’s"a t'”eil-‘coat. in’ th?
by his two compiiniiins.
5'8 they entered the r’o”on'i", three of tire’
English soldiers fled front‘ the rein‘ of (lid
us they could. A noise in the chamber
drew our little patty t'biilier,'iviihou‘t a‘ttem'p‘-"
ling to follow the llying enemy, and has‘-'
tening up the stairs, were lcd the sound
to the room ivliiclt ll-.i;l been the scene of
conflict alid blood.
tick dead; in One corner was c‘rou"ch'ed 8‘
wou'ttd’ed l3nglishni'an,' and fastened to I"
Chair near by, was Dame Lucy, Her’
el'foi'ts to extricate herself had caused th'6'
soundwhich had drawn our friends thither.’
As the p’al'ty entered, she sbrieked out in lief‘
shrillesit tones.
“ Ta rry not. John Gray; stop riot, Harry.
Barton; but turn and cbiiétlé the spoiler who’
has carried off my poor Mary from us!"-"
Gu.go,I tell you, for if they l'€8Cl) the?
British bouts before you, we shall never see‘
our darling baby again, till we all reach
Heavcn ! With much pains taking and af-'
ter releasing the old lady from her bonds,-
Baiton, (for Mr Gray seemed half stuplfiic-dd
by the suddg-/nness of the sbock,) succeeded
in obtaining from the Dame ii partly inlet.‘
ligible a‘cc'ount of the occurrences which
had just taken place. Without a word hé
turned and seizing the arm of Mr. Gray
was about hastening away when his progresii
was clieclied by the appearance of Sasso-
nioc.
The old chief was standing, with rigid
countcnaiice, by the body of his sob, and
chanting in a low nionoionoiis tone an In-'
As be observed that Barton
baiised in naiiiral sympathy—Sassomoc,'
ceasing his chant, turned toward his friend;
find exclaimed, almost pr0udly—-
‘‘ The race of the Pequot is run ! He was
the last—and he has gone to the warriors of
his tribe in the land pr‘e.pz§ted by the Great
Spirit. Sassomoc cannot nioiirn for him; it
is better Ilia! Nattick should die, as be had
done, tliali live in alter years alone among it
strange people, though in the land of hill
fathers.” As he finished, the chief walked
frorit the rooiii in advance oftlie white men,-
and all three immediately set out in pursuit
of Clinton.
The latter individual, meanwhile, ac'co°m-’
panied only Baggs, had bo‘rrie Mary‘
Gray to sortie distance from her home. Thé
maiden had fallen into :1 deep swoon, and lay
heavily as a corpse upon the Tory’s t1rti\_._.‘
Yet his bnrdeii seemed not to weary him, or
to diminish the speed of his flight.
diam dirge.
“ 1§—li it, B=1,<jgs !” exclziirtied be, as they
hurried onward; it's in cursed shame that
you couldn’t get any horses; you say the’
boat is at Gre-gory’s Point‘, safe enough.”
“ -Yes sir, and it’: but it short sail from
there to the i‘esscls; but you thus! be tired;
Cllnloh-——sl'lttn’lI spell you nvvhile C?"
“ Vvhat !” said the other fierce-ly, “ give
bar into your dl’lll8‘l Never; God ! 1 would
carry her to New York even as 1 am now
she refuseil to be my wife once ; perhaps she
wili again‘, but wife or iriistress, by
3bc’s mine l”
" I-lullo l’l sairl Baggé, “yonder go oijf
soldiersytbzit we left at the house, scudiling
across the country, as if for life itself. Catt
they have been driven off ?”
“'I‘hey appeal‘, to be well loaded, at all
events,” replied Clinton, ‘‘ but it’s no time td
tz§.ll'{ l'iO\i'.”
Again they liiirricd onward, and had
reached the li‘-eziil of the little creel: viliich_
juts into the iireailovvs on ibe eastern side of
Grcgory’.s Point, before another word was‘
spolren. Suddenly Bziggs with an exclama.
tioii of pain, leaped forwzird, and at the iiamé‘
iiio"rnent the report of a musket rang upotl
the air. .
l‘ I’u'i liitfl said Buggs; striving in vain to"
lift his right arm, now disa'bled by a" shoi, iii’
the shoulder, “ but not l)i'l(l, l think , drop lbs:
girl, Bill, and lct’s run foriit.” ‘
“ Not if hell were let loose upon me," iuii
the other, tbrougli his set teeth ', as turiiiii‘
- r
«Ch...
Sussoinoc epproai~’,‘ii‘n;v
Kr?
and Sassol1".oc
sutficicnt A Genelaloalll ll"
“ atcly m‘i‘ii. the s=°iii1e<1‘=ind
p'r§s‘{5l‘.
stood at bay-‘
.1.-.-' :.—.'.é:n..l.”
_1
ts‘
.-
individuéils,na‘ni‘ed‘_by liiui, h‘e'_ 4391, out, in'- ,
log the liiwn b‘ef-ire the h'ou"s_e of Mr. G'ray,- .
‘within ‘Suddenly spiingin}; forward he A
house,” and rushed into life llall follbwéai '
building, carrying‘ with them s-ifcli‘ plu’ndei‘' ‘
On the floor lay Nat-’ I
around he tlétielii I”;.irt.on_, Mr, Gray at ,1
o I(e€.i'p'.l)lcf0'{é fple, ‘ééééé, a’,,=,j ,_n~.
"Tl"; ‘filter did as diréctéil, vast. cti;l«.o..:»=_
W '“"“l“’,;, wllh oi.-..~ on held no tcfrln of”
Mar'_,: (‘Jmy~’._ ,-5-5 55- £0‘ protect his per:-r‘€zl frail?"
, ,, . ~. ‘:J'- at‘? . .-" .4:
8Ilt‘Anef ghbi, while‘ he (ll‘eVlI._E1l‘S ircmainuilgj
' in on. i't‘istz1"nt',"Ba‘gg-3,: ~‘vl‘f«’> ha_d'n§t“f
liunderstood the nature: of hill; _W°““d::'l°ll‘i
heavily to the earth, siseinga‘ which,.Cimtoif“
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