Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, September 13, 1853 · page 3

Acts Passed May Session,185Cl.
[Continued from last wcck.]

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it enacted by the Senate and House
.'m:rul As.-acnibly Cl»'7l.L‘L‘1II3e([ ,-
 1. Thai all conve_vanccs and assignniciits of zmv
1.1, teiinniciits, goods. chaittles or Clloics‘ in .,,,-i,,,',
" t1H‘_ectl_,v ur_ indirectly, by any person, per.;ons'oi'
i’0l‘=1tlon in failing circumstances with a. view to in
"°n°-"7 5h“ua against the creditorsyof the Partv mak-
s' ‘.ll '- - - -' - ‘
"3 1\“ouve_i.iiice or assignment, be deemed and ad-
ge raudulcnt and utterly void, unless the $,,,,,,.
5‘ be '‘_’‘’‘‘‘‘° ‘F “Tmug .101‘ the benefit of all said credit-
‘“ ,li1°l’Ul‘U0n lU their respective claims, shall em-
10:; 1:1,, LEI: property of the assignoi: or “signers, both
1 “MP8 -_‘’’-‘‘t‘‘ 7 ‘-W,-911% such_ as 18 exempt from execu-
lalecfi -ff-fpd tell estate situated out of the State of
‘wn ti“ : ‘W ,9-\°°lmIlg also in the case of sole as-
i0d- M ,e_ Sum 0 put: hundred dollars in cash, and shall
uinllm ) Orgfqori in the office of the court of probate
‘rt tfilsflfitel ; and the judge or clerk of said
T_ --d , eutel thereon the time when the same was
91“ 101‘ mcord, and the record shall bear the same
9» “N1 such assignment shall take effect when so
go .
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“f Rb7II'esentat1'res in

_ 1 Whenever a writ of attachment shall have
-" 939-“) issued upon a claim founded on contract or
lgeipcnt of one hundred dollars or more, upon which
it; all have been endorsed by the inagistralc issuing
~_~ P-‘9: Hie oath of the plaintiff, or his :ilIoi'nc_v that
' ,9‘ 11!‘ believes the debt. dc.-xci-ibcd in said writ 710 be
I‘ .V 41,19, and to be of the amount aforesaid, if the deb-
, or either of the debtors described in Sillll writ, shall
use _to the oiliccr serving thc same sufficient propcrtv
008111: to such debtor or debtors. or to some of such
JIf>I's, for the security of such claim, or if‘ the officer‘
V101; Inc same, after making demand of-all such debt-
lns ure_lou.nd within his precints shall be unable to
sufficient property on which to levy and satisfy said
ucliment, and shall have made rcturn upon such writ
‘.h.-it effect and shall have made oath to the truth of
5 "em-|"‘-. then such creditor may bring his petition
he cont of probutc herci.nut'Iei- designated. proving
the appoi'.u_v.incnf. of a trustee to take possession of
property of such debtoo or debtors,, for the benefit
in: or tn. ir ereditorai ; upon which pctition such
rt. shall iss..e_ ii. citation to such debtor or debtors to
call‘ before said coin-t,at such time as said court shall
pint within tendays to show cause why the praver
laid pemioi should not be granted : the hearing LP.
Winch application may be adjourned from time to
e as slniLl be necessary ; and shall be so adjourned
such reasonable time as the court shall dctcrniine, in
3 that actual notice of tho pcndcncy of such applica-
\ Shall not have been served upon such debtor. or one
uch debtors, in which case the court shall order
n further notice as shall be reasonable ' and if upon
hearing before said court the alleginlions of such
high shall fail to satisfy said debt, oi- to secure the
.e In such manner as said court shall dicm sufiiciciit.
court shall thereupon at once appoint one 31‘ moré
itee! who shall take possession oi, manage and dis-
: of all the property of such debtor or debtors. ex-
: real estate lying out of this Stziic. and slim person-
roperly out of Luis State, as can not be iiill-L-icd by
laws of this state,—unlo.-ss the same he voluntarily
veyed or transferred to such friisuce——;iii-.l excepting
lH‘9pert_v exempt. fpom execution in the same man-
us If said properly had been vo’untai-ily assigned by
_l debtor or dcuiurs to such trusts.-c under the first
ion of this act. And all the property of such debtor
cbtors, both real and debtoi-s, both real and person-
I every kind and description and \\'hci-csucver found,
:ept as above exccptcd,) shall at once, upon said up-
itment, become vested in said trustee in as full and
do a manner as if the some had been voluut.irily as-
ed, or conveyed by such debtor or debtors to such
t8c,.&c., at the time of the application to .lie court
irobutc for the appointment of such trustee.
:0. 3. Whenever an assignment shall be made for
benefit of creditors, or whenever a trustee shall be
ointed under the provisions of this act, for the set-
ienf. of the estate of an insolvent debtor, all attach-
its of the property of such debtor, either real or
aonal made at any time within sixty days preceding
1 assignmcnt, or the application to the court of pro-
: for iiucliappointnion; shall be dissolved, and all the
ycrty lo attached shah vest at once, free froiu such
chments, in such trustee ; and in like manner. all
as of executions on such property except where
le in pursuance of attachments not invalidated here-
but. such attaching and levying creditors shall be
wed the amount of lhtlr legal costs before all other
lands, and in the order of such attachments and le-
., if their respective claims shall, in whole or in part,
illowed bp the commissioners appointed cy the court
irobnte toreceive claims against such estates. And
one any attachment shall be so set aside in any ac-
i founded on a tort, the plaintiff in such action mav
sent his claim in such action before said commis-
icrs, in the same manner as if said claim hail bi.-cu
udcd on contract, and in all cases where attachnicnts
ones are so set aside all inicrvcuing conveyances and
isfers of the property so utlaclled or levied on shall
if no effect.
-.‘C. 4. If any person shall hold ii. claim against any
2r person, founded on contract amounting to one
idred dollars or more, which is noi. due, and which
not become (lve in season for liiiu to avail himself‘ of
provi:-lions of the second and third sections of this
or shall hold a judgment of that auionii t which is
pended by proceedings in error, and since the coil-
ning of which debt or during the peiidcncy of the
L on which such judgment was rendered, such debtor
ll have failed in his circumstances, such creditor
y bring his petition to the court OJ probate hereinaf-
designated, setting forth the above mentioned facts,
1 verifying the same by oath, upon which petition the
irt shall issue a citation to such debtor to appear be-
ii said court, to show cause why It trustee should not
appointed in the iniuiner providcp in the second sec-
ll of this act. And upon liciiriiig the parties, if the
lrt shall find the allegations of such petition true, and
such dcbtor, shall not provide secui-iiy i'or siicli Clilllli
such manner as the court shall regard as .-u1li(‘icnt_.
an the court shall regard as sufficient, men the conri
111 at once appoint one or inure ti'ustc¢.-5 in the .-':iiiiI-
inner as if sand application had been made iiiricr ii.<.
:ond auction of this act, which trustee shall have the
ne powers, and shall succeed to the rights oftlic dob-
In the some mal)nei' as is provided in _-xiii .-:u.;uo1i.—
id any conveyance or iissignirient of ]1l'LllN'l‘I_\‘ that
all be made in court by any debtor for tho purpose of
resting procca.-ding.-i againsi. him under the pi-ovi.~iou=
the second or the pl-cseni. section of this act. shall bi-
Id good and valid as ngaiiist other (-rcditors ul sulu
btor unless within sixty dziys tliei-i,-iifzur the estate 0!
id dcbzor sqiill be carrii-d info .<I-ltlcinciit in the court
probate as an insolvent estate uiid.or Illtt provisions of
.11! iict.
SEC. 5. All proceedings under the foregoing sections of
is act shall or had in the probate court of the district
which .~iuclliusolveliL «.lchaoi's re.-‘id:-s, except in the
se of insolvent (:0-p€lI‘lllL‘l'.$lll]):| and col'1ioriitioris, and
. proceecdings with rcgiird til the estule.-i of iiisolvom
-p.'ll‘Il1\‘l'Slll1J.-I and corporations shall be had Ill the
obutc court of the lll.<l.I‘lL‘I. within which suoli copart-
rship or corporetion had its oflice or principal place of
.siiics:4. And in all cases where any procccuiiigs have
en lsgiilly couimf-nced, and are still pending , 1“ 8_")'
abate court for tho settlement of the USIIII.) many in-
iveut debtor or debtors, all later proccedidgs by any
ior l):1l'I.lI‘.i in interest shall be coiniiicnced emu pun-
ad within the same probate district. _
SEC, 6. Wheiicver an a.~i.-sigiiincnt of his estate sh:-ill
ve been uiude by an insolvent debtor, or wliciiever at
lstuc shall have been appointed by the court 0! Ill"-"
le upon the cstiite of any such debtor, under the ITO-
iions of this act, such estate shall be auiiiinistcrcd
on and settled in the manner provided in this lip-\'ised
states for the settleinent of insolvent t‘.a‘l:l,I(:,.-l,u..~‘.Slg‘llt5\l
‘ the benefit of ci'oditor.-;, in the fourth and fifth ciuip-_
r.~i of the not entitled “ An Act for tho‘ sctilciiiciit Ul_
tates, test.-itc, intcstiitc and iiisolvl-lit.
Si-:(‘. 7. Nothing in ihii act coiituincd shall hc_ so coils-
ucd as to alllct any covcyuiices or t_i‘an.~4_1ur--'- 0! l1Wl’“*"_
, real or persol.al, made in good faith in the rcguliii
ursc of busiiiess, or aor the security of any dcui. in-
rrcil by the puichasc of property, or for tilt‘ s0Ct{|‘“.V'
any loan cndor.-.onicnt or gu&,l‘ul|W&‘: ‘‘'1‘“'“ -‘'_‘'‘51‘ “_“1'“‘7
m (5ndor,~]e1n0nl, or guuriullce is imule at tile tinic ulicii
ch security is taken, or for the l"il.""“‘m “T ‘”‘-‘_ Feb‘
gully incurred and due at tho time ol sucli_ com L-.,uIcc
trnn.-sl'cr, or so as to affect the payment oi money on
ly such debt, uiiless such loan slmll liiive been Llladc,
such endorseiiicnt or guairaiitce :,'l\'\‘|b 101' We Pul"
use of aiding such debtor, in view of insolvency, in
,.ing 3 preference to it part of his creditors over oilic-is
' such convcyaiiicc, transfer or payment, shall lune
ecn made in view of iirsolvt-iicy', and for the purpose ‘of,
ving this party receiving the Sillue,.:l prcfcrciicc 0\ cl
met creditors of such debtor , and Will] the linoivlcdgc
'1 the part of such party that such coiiveyiiiicc, trains-
-r or payment. was so mado, and no nioatgiige or other
inveyalnce of prop:-rl_v, \vithii_cld from i‘-.-cord. fol‘ tilt:
ui-pose of concealing the ( xistince ilieieof, nor any
nnsf-.~r of personal piopeity where ior 1|. like reason the
snucr is permitted lorciniiin in possession, shall be oi
,_,. clfcct against crcilitoi-:4, alllioiigh such con\'e_\ ance
uy‘ be put on record or posscs.-ioii of such pcr.-oiiiil
operty taken by the vantlcr, before any pi-occcduigs Ill
golvgncy are instituted under this act by or against
9 pig-Iy-' iuuking such conveyance .01‘ I1‘i|DS|t‘l‘- _ _
 5. If any in,-iolvent.dcotor wliuse estate is Ill‘ set-
mtmg under the provisions of this not isiinll, within
',fl’- day; gflut: the assfgnnient or the appointment of
,1-ustee, or if from his auscncc, or sickness’, or other
my ,.ea_.,on, 3 lung;-.r tune is lll3(:OSSifl’_\', _ within such
no as the court of probate in ll.~l discictioii shall hx,
liver to the court of probate a lisi of his creditors,
ih their places of residence, and the aiiuoums scvcriil-
due them, as far iii; tho siiuiu are kuowii, and shall al-
dcliver ii. H'ClIQ$\..lLll|£‘0l. all the propcrty of every kind,
ccept such as is_pri\'ilt-god by Lhls ii.cl.,) owned by him
in which he had any interest at the ume_ of such as-
ument, or the application for the appoiiifincilt ‘of a
istec, including real and pcr.-zoiiiil esiiilc our, of the
itc of Coiinccticut, and where-.vcr found or situiilcd,
o book accounts, notes, bonds and cho.-ics in action oi
cry kind, and illiilll iuukc oath to thc sclicdulc of such
Jperty, and as ii coiiiplv.-‘Io list of his creditui',~i, and the
iounts due them according 10, tho be.‘-*1 oi his knowl-
gc and bolief; and shall within said limo miikc a sin-
ble conveyance of all such real e.a'_lilLi: as ho. may own,
have any interest in, without this ntiiu-_. to the said
name, for the bciicnt of all his CrL‘|llIUl'.\', iii siicii
.uner as will host cilccl. that object, and :i_ccuril with
I laws of the State, or nliifcs, _\\'lici'L- nlild properly
y' be situated, and all such iissigiiiiii-iits :'.ll<l Iriiiisici-s
:-locks and otli_cr assigiiiucuts and trzliisiei'.-2 oi stocks
1 “rm-r pcrsuiiiil property, in this built: and clsc\\'iicl'c
spill] be _n'c_i: sury in pass the title thereto by the act
such debtor, and it shall ilplltfill‘ to s.iid court ihiil
.1,;é}_,1‘u,~', mp] it sliiill uppcai'r‘tu Sillll court that said
blur has ‘in good faith dial; crud up all his property of
q‘_-.' kind to Such Il‘llSlL‘L‘, except .s"iich as is privili-gcu
liiis act, and has uiiidc no a.-."sigiiiiiei1l- or coiivcyiiiicc
p,.i_vpropci~1_v,eithcriii this State or, l:l.sI)\\‘ll(‘l'\:, in
-.v of inablicucy, for the pui'po..i- of giviii,-_; any prclc
ice to any ci'o(._i.or, or (‘l...‘é.~i of ci'eu.1or.-., or to any
ht coiitrziclor, ciiuorsci- or sul'c'i_\', aim has iiol, by
lu. ion wlh iiiiy cri-iiilor or creditors : i i.-sled or ena-
d any one or iiiori-. i f .-uc.-ii \'l‘L'dlLUl‘.s‘ lo uuzziiii an ad-
utiygc over others by ntiiicliiuciit oi iiuy pi'opcl't_»',l'ciil
pL'l'nUI]:l_l, Wlllluul \_l-lv filillc and shall uiiikc unu sub
-ibc ie the CD11.“ 01 probiiti-, tho oath o_r illlll'lll:Lll0ll
rc;ii:it'v.er pruyiucd, than no siiiiii be cupitled to all the
Ieiins and pi'iv'il~:.,'c’>i l”°"_"l*‘*1 ill the tciith sec-tioii of
.s act. cinch villi‘; 0_"“1l“‘lI1itli0u, siiiill be niiulc, and
all ll‘-‘1”'l"E““‘1 ‘“‘l‘““l' “Y the court of probate rillull
had, at a. time and place lo |1(‘.:l]p iiitcd by said court
Wlll.:u suitable nolicc Hllilll Iii: D.,”, by ,,,,\.c,.,,s,,_
‘Ill. and y0=‘1iHK» ‘*5 1'‘ U1!‘ vim.‘ ui il. iioiicc oi the limit-
10H 01 \=i£Ill1|*‘y “‘ 1"‘*”" ‘“'° ‘W"‘\'~_~‘ l-1-luro the din’ lixcil
r iiuch lleiirilig, and '1)’ ‘Hm ('11 01‘ counsel. l‘:\':lllllll(5
ch debtor unucr uaih. _ _ '
Site. 9. The oath or ilfllrinaition of such debtor shall
made in writing, and tillb-‘-cI'Ib*‘l1 by him bi:ful'I.‘ said
urt, and filed in the (iIl.\'l?l,.’l:|,::lIll.r)llIlll be in siibstzilicc us
lows: l to s L ,' sivciir (or :\llll'll'l as
e case may D92) “mt 1 .h‘"‘“' '““d1‘., in the sciicdiilc
ad by mo in this court, iii the ca. . of my in.\‘(Jl\'ellI. cs-
ze here in settlcuiciit, ii full and ciniipleic llln(:l(I.~llll'(5 of
the property of every kind l.|t‘lU"'~°’H1g in me, or iii
xlcii I had any interest, at the Illll|5,0l iiizikiiig my fin-
nincnt, (or at flu: time of the application for the up-
iiimeni. of ii ii-uslcc on my cstiiu-.,) except pi'upui'ly
such civics privileged b_v law, and Imitl liavc (l(.‘ll\'(‘I‘-
up to the u.'u.~i_Lce.~; on my esiiilc iillsuch prnpei-ty of
,.,.,~,. lpi,-,d-, gggcpl. as above A ‘cc.-pf.’ as :l')',)\‘L~ ¢:,\‘c(-ploil,
I viiii.'i‘p' i,n tlig uc.-.1 nail in wlucnl \i',;s able, iiiiiiii.
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uccéssaiiy couvc‘_vziilc-e‘.
_l‘pi':riuiiu.1, witnoiil llie.<1;i1e, for the equal meiic-;.t oi
I creditors, and liaveiiiiiinic no nssigiiiiicnt. of any
sporty, ciLiici' in tliir: Si.a,f_i- or «lscwlicrc, iii vicw of
solve ncy, for the purpose of giving any prel'crcnco to
v creditor, or class 0! cI'I:-.lilors, or to‘ any joint coli-
icior, cnilorscr or surely, and have coniiivcd iit no ut-
cliiiiriits ul' pi‘-)pL'l'l.Y Wtllmut this suite. for the pur-
.,.,i, or giving any such pl‘|.‘ll‘l'(.‘IlcL‘, and tiiill. "l h;i'.'e in
; npinjier wliatsocvier, wilhlicld, coiicczile-,|, or in any
M’ disposed of iliiy jnoiiey, iiolcs or other propcrt_V O!"
I_’ kind, to \\'iiicli' ,l,l.,l(:.l.‘l‘ll.\.'lf‘-l.',f.,)l' niy cstate wn.-1 ciilillcd
g tp;-'p'e_;i,g;l_i_r, :_:lll|l€l' uucctly or iiu‘iirecfl_\', of myself, op
my liihiily, or of any iiicnibcr tlii.-i'col',"or in any so ll‘
,, 72,9 to prcv'e_iit thi: lipplic_a_tioii of tlie saiue to ‘tie
:i,ilcin.enI‘ 91' .19.)’ debts; 9""!-lgn the said trustee nf my
:5 aw. ‘ ‘
lsnd if said oath shall be wilfully false, said (Iabtor
ball be liable to the pexiailtius 91' per,iu.r,v. ' . . ./
am. 10, ll'uimli<lirmnr sl. 1! <:.oiiii>b' with tho condl-
ions contained in the eiglitli aim! iiililli si.*uti9m‘.of' flu,
ct , and not oiliersi'i8u, he shall be cmitl¢d~ to-tho‘--:'ol~_
owing privilego.-i and bcneliis, viz.: ' ‘

/1. no snzill Di: allowed out of .~:iii-I estiitc, for the nec-

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2. If .-uich estate shall, upon final Hettleniciit, pay fif-
ty per ccnf., or more, llp0l1_tlIC claims allowccil by the
conimissionci-s appointed to .rcc'oive claim.-i on such cs
tate. said court shall, if said debtor so i-cqucst, order
siiid trustee to pay to said debtor twenty-livc per-ccnt.,
on the auiouiit of said estate that sli:il1 be luff. for dis.
tribution, iiffcr fifty per cent., on said cliiiiuu shall have
been paid, not exceeding, liowcvcr, in the wlioli_-, um
sum of one thousand dollars, which amount so allowed
to said ili-blor, shall be exempt from attachment. in the
hands of said trustee, and sliall be held bv him ‘subject
to the order of said debtor. '

:2. If upon final settlement such estate shall pay sev-
cnty per eent.s or more. on the claims so allowed ugains
such estate, then such debtor shall be entitled to 8. fun
and absolute discharge, and on re‘eiving thc cerrificatc
provided in the next section of tins act, shall be absu-
lutely and wholly disclinrgc from all his debts, founded
on contract, which shall have been actually proved
against said estate, and the property of such debtor
shall be exempt from all legal process, founded on any
claim by contract, that might have been proved against
said estate for two years from the time when such dis-
charge shall be decreed.

1’rom'dcd, That no claim accruing from breach of con-
tract shall be in any manner affected by this act, where
such debtor has been guilty of any fraud or breach of
trust in the transaction. In determining whether such
estate shall have paid fifty per-cent on the claims against
It, the cou.It of probate may receive evidence, upon the
application of such debtor, of any actual payments on
such claims from the proceeds of property of such debt-
or out of this State, and in settlement in any other
Stetc for the benefit of creditors, and of any nctulll pay-
ments from any other source ; but nothing shall be In-
ken into consideration, aside from fqc propcrf y in settle-
ment in this State, except such actual paynieuts, and
the settlement of such estate shall not. be delayed on
account of unsettled estate in any other Suite or Status.
But. upon application of such debtor for a full discliiirge
from the debts above described under thc pi-ovisioiis of
this act such debtor may show to the court of probate,
by proper documentary and other satisfactory evidence,
the amount of the net proceeds that may reasonably be
cxpected from such estate so in settlement in other
States ; and if the court shall be satisfied that such on-
tate will pay enough, in addition to the amount actually
paid by the estate in settlement ih said court of probate,
to make in the whole the sum of seventy-live per cent
upon the claims allowed against said estate, then such
court shall grant such full and final disclixirgc in the
same manner as if said estate had actually paid the sum
of seventy per cent. upon said claims.

SEC. 11. The certificate of discharge, granted by the
j udgc of the court of probate, under the provisions ofthe
next preceding section ofthis act, shall he in substance
as follows : S'l‘A’l‘l-.‘ UI-‘ (.‘U.\'I\'l-_'C'l'lCl"l‘,

Disjrnicr or

To all people to whom these presents shall come, I, A.
B., judge of probate of the said district of son
greeting :-

Whereas, it has been made to appear to me, that C. D.,
ofE., in the probate district of E., and _county of l~‘.,
whose estate has been settled in this court as an insol-
vent estate, for the benefit of creditors, according to the
provisions of an act passed at the May Session of the
General, Assembly, A. D., 1853, and entitled, “An Act
for the rcliefofinsolvent debtors, and for the more equal
distribution of‘ their effects among their creditors,” has
act, and has become under the provisions of said act,
in all respects conformed to the requirements of so id
entitled to ull the benefits intended to be secured thereby
to holiest but unfortunate debtors, and to a full and ab-
solute discliurge from all debts proved against his estate,
except as below excepted.

I do accordingly certify that the said O. D., by force of
the act aforesaid, is absolutely and wholly discharged
from all his debts founded on contract, which hn ve been
proved against his mid estate, except such as may have
accrued against him by reason of any breach of trust, or
fru ml, of him the said C. D., and that the property of the
said C. D., is by the force of said act, for the space oftivo
yerii-s from this date, exempt from all legal process found-
ed on any claim by contract, that. might have been prov-
ed against said estate. except such as may have accrued
by IYEEIOIJ ofany breach of trust or fraud of him the said
L l

-Given under my hand and seal of said court, this day
A. D. 18 .

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SEC. 12. No discharge of any debtor under this act
shall release or dischargeany person who may be liable
for the some debt, as a partner, joint Contractor, drawer,
endorser, surety, guarantor or otherwise. for or with
such debtor.

.\'or shall any discharge of any debtor under this act,
avail such debtor, or be ofany ellcct, where such dischuge
shall have been obtained by the false swearing, swearing,
or other fraud of such debtor.

SEC. 13. In any case where an assignment shall be
made to any trustee, or a trustee shall be appointed by
the probate court under the provisions of this act, and
such insolvent debtor shall have been at the time ofsuch
assignment or of the application for such appointment,
possessed of any interest in real estate, or in any bank,
railroad or other stocks, or in any property wliiitsoever,
(except real estate lying out of this Statc,) which shall
require any separate conveyance or transfer, and such
debtor shall neglect or refuse to execute the proper in-
siruments for the conveyance or ti~aiisf'(-r of said proper-
ty. then it shall be the duty of said trustee to procure
certificates l'roin the judge of the probate court in which
such (-state is in settlement, stating briefly the proceed-
ings that have been had with regard to such estate, and
that all the property of such debtor has become vested
in such trustee, for the benefit ofcreditors, which certifi-
cates it shall be the duty of such trustee, as soon as it
can conveniently be done, and within one month after
such assignment or appointment, to have recorded in
the records, and on the books where the conveyances and
transfers of said property, if voluntarily made by such
debtor, would properly have been recorded, and the title
of such trustee to said property shall be, in all respects,
as complete and perlcct as if the same had been conveyed
or transferred to said trustee in proper form by said debt-
or, and such conveyances or transfers had been properly
rccorded.

SEO. 14. Any debtor whose estate is in settlement un-
der the provisions of this act, may be cxiiimned, and in
all respects proceeded against for the recovcry of proper-
iy claimed to be retained or concealed by him, and which
belongs to such estate, under the provisions of the 7241
-'CCIldll of the act of the Revised Statutes, ciitifled, “ An

let for the Settlements of Estates. testatc, intestate, and

insolvent. ;"’ and upon ll refurzal to deliver up to the trus-
fce any and all property belonging to such estate, that
on i-inch‘ oxniiiiiiiitioii Hllflll be found to be in possession,
or within his control, ("except such as by the ncxt section
of this not he is pt-riiiitzed to retain in his posse»-asion,)
shall bc proccdevl with in the smile manner as if he had
refused to appear before said court, or lllld refused to be
cxiimincd on oath before said court. On an ex.-iminiition
under this section, either party may introduce other fes-
timony on his behalf. No person shall on such cxami
nation, be excused from answering any question, on the
ground that such answer will tend to convict him of
friiud _: but his aiiswcr shall not be uscd as evidence
iigainst him iii any criminal prosecution.
Si-:0. 15. The household furniture of a debtor whose es-
tate is in settlement under the provisions ofthis act. and
which is used by him in house-keeping shall be ciiibraccd
in the inventory of such estate. and shall be appraised
with the other assets oft-inch debtor ; and said court of
probiile shall set out to said debtor so much thereof as
shall be necessary to the convenicnc and comfort of said
debtor and his family, not exceedingin value thrcc hund-
red dolliirs ; and the remainder thereof shall be permitted
to remain, subject to the claim of the trustee or trustees
of said estate, in the }~O.'lSeSSl()Xl ofsuch debtor, until a
siile ofthe same is ordered by the court, and a special
order shall be required for the sale of the same, which
shall not be made, it‘ such debtor so reqiicst, until after
an order has been made for the sale ofall other property
of such estate. and such debtor may redeem Sllcll furni-
ture, at any time before such sale, on payment. of seven-
ty-fivc per cent. of the sum at which the same is ap-
praised : provided, that the amount thus paid shall not
be, in the whole, more than two hundred dollars below
the appraisal : provided also, that if such debtor shall
make, or attempt to make any disposition of such furni-
ture inconsistent with the right of said trustee to the
szime, or shall attempt to remove the same out of the
Stiitc, it shall be thcd uty ofsuch trustee to fake posses-
siunof the same, and proceed therewith as with the other
property of such debtor.

SEC. 16. The trustee of any estate in settlement under
the provisions. of this act, may bring any suit or suits
that may be necessary in the nettlenient of said estate,
upon any contract, book account, or claim of any kind
belonging to said estate and accruing to him in his right
as trustee, in his own name as such triistee, whether
such contract-, account or claim, stand in the name of
such debtor or ofany other person. And said trustee
may, under the direction of the court of probate, submit
to arbitration in the usual form or compound, and settle
any doubtful or disputed claim in favor of said estate,
and any such claim against said estate that would not
properly go before the commissioners on said cstafc.

SEC. 17. The time limited by the court of probate for
the creditors to exhibit their claims against any estate
in settle-inent in said coilrt-, under the provisions of this
fl ct, sliall not be less than two, nor more than six months;
and suclrcourt shall order notice of such limitation, and
of the names of the commissioners appointed on such es-
tale, and of the times and places of their meeting to re-
ceive claiuis against said estate, by publication for One
week in two daily papers, or for one month in two week-
ly papers published in the place, or nearest to the place
where said estate is so in settlement, and by posting on
the nearest sign-post, and by such other notice as the
court shall deem proper, and a copy of such notice shall
also be sent. by mall or otherwise, to every known credi-
tor living without said district, within one week after
such order is niiidc.

SEC. 18. All debts duo from an ' insolvent, whose estate
is in settlement under this act, or any labor pcrfornicd
T0!‘ Sllcli in-‘wlvont within six months next preceding the
institution of such proceedings in insolvency, shall be
paid in full, if less than twenty-five dolluri-i, or to the
amount of twenty five dollars, ifof greater amount, be-
fore thc general liabilities of such debtor are paid, and
shall rank next before such general liabiliiies to the ex-
tent uforcsaid, in the order of payment.

Size. 19. If any crediior shall present a claim against
any estate in settlement under the provisions of this
act, who has any security for such claim, by any mort-
gage, pledge, attachment or other lieu upon any proper-
ty belonging to said estate, it shall be the duty of the
cOllllllli~iNl0BOI‘l-l on such estate to inquire into the cash
value of such security, and report the siinic to the court
and unless such creditor shall be elected to ro-liiiquisli
such security, and report the shine to the court, and
unless such creditor shall be entitled to a (ll\'llll.‘ll(l frmn
such ostutc only upon the excels of such claim :il,i.o\'o
the value of such security. '

SEC. 20. The pr'o\'isi9ns, {if this act v,-ilh regard to any
debtor, creditor or triistee, Bllflll extend to the case of
any joint trustees ; and any numbcr of credifors.whcth-
erjoiut or otherwise, inn__v unite in any application to
the court'of probate, or in any appeal under lli_iS act.

SEC. 21, If any person .«ihii1l'bo aggricvc<l by any or-
der, denial or decree of xi court of probate in the kettle-
ment of any estate under the provisions of this iict,such
person may appeal therefrom to the S\l[)t'.l‘l()|‘ court in
the county where such court of probate is held, in the
manner pziovided by the act relating to courts. .

SEC. 22. The fees of the jutlgf of probate for services
reiiilered under this act shall (3 I_ _ , ,

For the liegiriiig \‘pon_ an gipplicution for the appoint-
niciit of a trustee, ' ' . 3-’ 

For every continuance, , '-‘ii

For every dgcrpe setting on} furniture to a debtor 7

For every order making an allowiiiicc
for support of family, _ _

For the bearing upon the application of
a debtor for the benefits of the tenth sec-
tion of this act, _ 2

For the hearing with regard to estate in
pettlcmeut in other States, . I 50

For granting certificates of discharge. 1 00

For all other services the same fees as are
now provided by law in like cases.

If the petition for the appointment of a trus-
tee shall be disniissed by the court, and suih
decree shall not be at pcaled from by the poti-
t-iouer, or shall be affirmed on appeal, the pro-
bate fees shall have accrued on said petitioner.
otherwise out of the estate of the debtor; and
if such petition be so dismiszicd, the estayc of
the (lcbtgr ; and if‘ such petition be so dismis-
sed, the petitioning credi or shall pay to such

lcbtor the sum of ten dollars as his costs of

efcucc before the court; of prob,atc—-:_1,n(l on
appeal to the superior court, costs shall be al-

lowed or not, at the discretion of the judge
‘ who shall try the case.

Cnc- 23. 'l‘lic sixty-sixth section of the act
for the settlement of the estates, tesiatc, intes-
tate, and insolvent, and so much of the seven-
ty’-fiffy scctioii of said act as Provides that the
court of probatgz sqall limit a. time not less than
six months and not more than a iyeur for the
pi-escntatioii of claims against estates in SCttl(’~
ments under said act, shall be repealed by this
act, when it goes into operation, but such re-
pea1_js1m11 not gill‘-.-otgany estate than in settle-
iiient lllltlfll‘ Bald act. nor shall it operate to,
,,,,,k,, ‘valid any conveyance or €\S8lg‘i‘l1l’l8Ilt of
‘property heretofore made, and which before

said repeal

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SPECIAL
Dr. Barnard.
We are requested to state that the Hon.

Henry Barnard, will a(ldl'ess the citizens of
this place, on this Monday evening, the 12th.

Tm-1 lIl'.\!OR0l'S Sl’l~L\l{ER, is the titloofii voliuiie from
the press of .\'ewman 8: Ivcson. N. Y., handi-.d us by A-
Selleck. It is a compendium of liimirous, cal‘oqu e -,dia-
logues, speeches, witticisiiis &c., intended for the young
speaker and for the sons of genuine wit and true mirth-
fulness.

Com. Nicnrs,-—l1avc at length arrived and indicate the
necessity ofthrnwingaside the summer wardrobes. Good
thick clothing is essential to health, as well as comfort
and he who neglects to visit I.ockwood’s at once, certain-
ly betrays ii greiitlack of judgment.

K3‘- Tm-: Iurs-riurrii i\IAGA7.I.\'E or ART is received from
E. E. K:uPP.—This work is the best pictorial work pub-
lished in this country, each number contains from thirty
to forty engravings of the first orde, the matter is princi-
pally Historical but interspcrced with an occasional in-
tercsting story that will richly repay one for the time
spent in rcadingif,

ALSO

No. 5. of the Porrun Eoccnron, and an excellent noni-
ber if. is, the more we are convinced of its utility and
usefulness and we wish it might be introduced into over,
family in the place. -

 

HARPER. for September, has been handed in by the
agent E. E. Kx.u>P.-—'l"liis Magazine is now the most wide-
ly circulated and readiblc periodical published. It furn-
iahes more reading matter for the money than any of its
competitors and niatter that is -worth -reading, whether
original or not, we care very little, and so do renders gen-
erally. It requires In our opinion mare real talent in
seledivigy for a newspaper or magazine than In writing its
original articles.

 

Columbian Hall.

The proprietors ofthis popular establishment are sel-
ling their large and choice stock of Ladies Dresses at prices
irrespective of cost, and to which the attention of the
comm-.inif.y is requested. These dresses consist in part Of
Silks, Satins, Baregesi, Muslin.-1, etc., etc. S. &_, .\I. E-
TOWLE & Co., have slso in store a very select assortment
of Mnntlllas and Snawls for autumn and winter ware,
which also are offered at bargains. The goods recently
received at this store are not to be surpassed either in
quality or lustrc, and we are certain the fair patrons of
No. %1 Grand-iit._. will be delighted with them.

 

CLARK has just replenished his famous and unequalled
stock of fine Wathcs and Jewelry an d is now prepared
to sell more fashionable styles and riher patterns of
jewelry, at less pries than can be purchased clsewhere
in the county. He prefers quik sales, with moderate
profits and a host. of purchasers, to large profits, slow
sales, and here and there fl. customer. But the people
know where to go.

Lot For Sale.
One of the most desirable and eligible building lots in
Norwalk is now offered for sale at fl bargaiii. It is the
ot next south of Road Doty, on the West Avenue. En-
quire fuijther at the office of the Gazette. ‘ 35ft‘

A Card.
New Dental Establishment.

Prices Reduced 25 Per Cent.

nn. CHARLES !'I'I.‘Gn~ Dental Surge on.
having opened an ofiice over No. 2. Skiddy-‘s Blnck,\vould
be happy to serve all who may desire his professional
services. Teeth filled with Gold, or such other material
as the case may require.

Teeth inserted from one to an entire set, upon gold or
platina plates, combining every modern improvement.

Pivot Teeth inserted with Gold or Platina pivots.

Teeth Extracted, Clea-nod and ad justod when irregular,
and all other operations appertaining to Dental Surgery,
pcrforined with the utmost on re so as iint to occasion
unnecessary pain and in the bcwtpoxsible -man1w.r, and at
prior»: at least 35 per cent. less than those heretofore
charged.
$31’. S. Powders prepared for lndivdual cases, with sui-
tabln bruslics.

The following is from the New York Evening Mirror,
May 25, I819.

“ WlSTAR‘S BALS.-\.\l Ol-‘ WILD CHERRY.—-Among all
the Paiiaoiis advertised for the cure of human ailments
tlivrc in none in which we have more confidence thiin
“ Wintiir-‘R Balsam of Wild Cherry." We regard it as one
of .\'af.ure‘ii own prepnnitions—-simple. safe, plc-asilnt to
take. and almost certain to urc all billions and pulmo-
narvaffections. We have \\'IInt‘SSQ*(l its wonderful effocts,
in cases that were regarded as hopclcssly desporute, and
can coiiscientioiisly recommend it as one ofthe boat mod-
icincs in the world.”

The following in from a very reap efuble source :

Boston, Nov. '27, 1848
Mr. S. W. I-‘owle—Dear Sir: Althoug averse to having
my name made public in the neivspapcrs. I make this
unsolicited statement. and you are at liberty to make
use ofit as you may please. In the fall of 1847, I took a
violent cold. which brought on a severe cough that last-
ed through the winter and spring. and caused me to raise
blood and plIl(‘[!,‘ll1 continiially. day and night, which
greatly reduced me in flesh and strength ; I tried several
kinds of medicine. with little or no effect ; I had become
feeble and emaciated, and began to despair of ever getting
relief. when by advice of my frienrlu, l wasiuduced to try
Dr. Wistzli"ii Wild Chvrry Biilsaiii, aiidufter having llll-i('ll
five bottles I found inyselfiieiirly or quite well, and to
this alone, I think I owe [)l'(‘.s'vnI c\i.-tmicr-. I shall be
hnppy to give furflu-r inforniiifion to any one who will
call on me. Respc-ctl'iill_v yours.
WlI.l.l.~\.\l WIIEI-ZLER, Grocer.

Harrison Avenue, rear 730 Washington-st. -

The only original and genuine WIS’I‘AR’S BALSA-.\I F0
WILD CHERRY, was iiitrnduncd in the your 1838, and has
been well tested in all the complaints for which it is roc-
ommended. For ten years it has proved more etliczicioua
as a remedy for (‘oughi-1. Cold.-i, Infliimim, Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption in its incipient stages, than
any other medicine. .

SETH W. I-‘OWLE, Druggist, No. 138 Washington street,
Boston, Mass., is the sole proprietor of the original re-
ceipt for the manull-«icturc ofthe genuine medicine, and
supplies both at wholesale and retail, and of whom agen-
cies can he obtained.

Williiun E. Bisscll and George W. Suiith. Agents for
Llii.-i place; J. W. Taylor Westport; W. J. & E. Shelton
Bridgeport; W. B. Haight Stamford : Slunuel C. Silliiniin
New Canaan ; L. II. Baily & Co., Ridgefield ; Wm. I’. Ste-
voris. Danbury.

Applications for Agencies to he made to the General
Agent, SETH W. FOWLE, Boston, Miiss.

The genuine and original Dr. Wistar-A Balsam, on ac
count. ofits great popularity has been extensively coun-
tcrfcitcd in Philadelphia and Home thousand bottles has
been thrown into the market and extensively circuliitod.
'l‘hi.~i is to caution dealers and public generally against
buying any other than that having the written signature
of]. BU'I'I‘S on the wrapper. ,

Dental Card. -

DR. Jnnvs G. BARIIOUR. Surgeon and Meclianical Den-
tist—Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally, that having made arrnngciiicnto whereby he
ciin be absent from the City a portion of his time, he
will devote that time to his prolossion, in Norwalk.

DR. Buuaooiz may be found at his residence, EAST
Avi-:.\'vi—:, two doors north of DR. HlLi.’s, on Mondays.
Wedne.vda.ys and Fridays, of each week, ready to attend
to the calls of any who may nccd his scrviccs in any of
the various branches of his profession.

Having had an experience of more than twelve years
city practice, and still being connected with it firm in
me city, Dr. B. feels confident that he is able to give
perfect satisfaction in all ofhiii operations, which will be
be pcrformedin the most approved and scientfic manner.

Tceth filled with gold or other imiterial, as circumstan-
ces may dictate. Teeth extracted with case, when so
far diseased as to be incurable. .

Dr. B. is prepared to insert Teeth with artificial gums,
from one to a whole set. These Teeth for durabilitynnd
natural appearance are not surpassed by any.

Particular attention pair! to the regulation qf
Children’: Teeth. All charges will he as reasonable as is
possible, to combine the best materials with perfect
workmanship.

All operations warranted

 

n§=I’i-ofessor Ai.i-:x. C. BARnv's TRll'.‘OI’IlI-2R0l'S, on Mn-
mc.i'ri-:n Com-ouxn, for Bcautifyiiig, Curling, Preserving,
Restoring and strengthening the Hair, Relieving I)isciis(-s
of the Skin, Curing Rlieumatic Pains, and Healing Ex-
tcrniil Wounds. Iioundocl by no geographical lines, the
rcnutiition of B.\_l{l(,\"s 'l‘I‘.lC0l_’IIz-:_lloI.'s pervades the Union.
Tllc siilcsof the article of late years have increased in a
ratio that iilniost exceeds bclicf. I’rofos.~ior B.uun', after
a careful examination of his sales’ books, finds that the
minibcr of bottles delivered to order, in quantities of
from half ii. gross upward, during the your 1852, was
within ii trifle of 950,000.

It is unnecessary to present at length the evidences of
the wonderful properties of the Tricopherous, when the
public have furnished such an indoriieinent as this. The
clieiipncss of the article and the explanations given of
its clicmical action upon the hair, the scalp, and in all
cases nf:-mporficial irritation, first recommended it to the
atti-nlion of the people. This was all that the inventor
dcvlirctl. Every bottle advcrtiseil itself. The cll‘ccts of
the fluid exceeded exp:-otatiou.—lf. acted like a. charm.
The liidi:-.-i would not be without. it. Country dealers in
err,-ry section of the United States found they must have
it : illlll thus was built up a wliolcsiilc trade of an cxtcnt
hitherto uiilii~,:u-d of as wgarils articles of this kind.
Tho‘ liigliest point has not yet boon rcacliwl. uiid it is
belicvi-d that the sales this your will be Il million and ii
hiilfofbotllcs.

I):-pot and Manufiictory. No. 137 Broadway, \'cw-Yoi'k.
Retail price, 25 cents a large bottle.

Llbcriil discount. to purcliiiscrs by the qiianfity. Sold
by all the principal mcrclinuti-i and iii-iiggisls tlirougliout.
the l.'uitcil State.-i and Canada. Mexico, West Indies,
Oro>:itl3i'iuiin, Franco, &c.. and by J. W. 'I'ii_vlor, \Vvst
port. ' 6in*‘2l

MAFEEBBE D .

On 'l‘ucs.liiy mmning last, in the M. E. Church, Scuff
.\'orwall:, by the Rev. Mr. Hill, .\lr. Plzitt Price to Mr‘s.
Eliza A. llyxbcc. ‘

In Diinlniry. 'l‘liui-sdav, Ii-it iniit., bv the Rev. Mr. Cliipp
Mr. ri.e.._.i.~.m Lyon, of Norwalk, to Miss ‘Hc'i'I‘i:ietta‘ Wild-
inan. I)fDll7,)l)llr_V'. ~ ' " ‘ "

In Islip, I.. II Sept. 4 bv Rev. 1-‘. W. Seizcr, Mr. Richard
S. Miller, of Stamford to Miss Susan W. clauglitcr of Capt.
Moses Wicks. of lsl,ip., ’ "

In New Canimii, on the 19th ult., Mr. Solomon Warren,
aged 88. '

In this town on Siiuudtiy Morning last Joel Smith, aged
about (59.

In this town on Friday last, i\Ir. James Hoosey, aged 403

FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having opened a street
through the beautiful grounds on East Av-
euiic, south of his residence, and had a number
of lal'g,'B and eligible building lots laid off, of-

fcrs thcmjfor sale, upon very reasonable terms.

Beautiful Building Lots

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xxwiigiaiiiiiaiwnxf

Lmd me your Eyes for just Onc Jlzloment .'.’

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Hydro-Electric Voltaic

CHAINS

RE presented to the people of this town
and vicinity, as an article deserving of
more attention from all who are suffering from
any NERVOUS DISEASE, than other remedies
before presented to the public. The patient is
not required to be constantly pouring down his
tliroiit aconstaut stream of Bottled Swill.—-nei-
tlier to rub himself with fat and p(ppcr—buf.
all that is required to produce a. permanent
cure is simply to WEAR rm: CHAIN ovniz THE
PRRT DISEASED for a few hours each day, until
the part has obtained its natiual amount of
.N”ervau.v Fluid, from the Chain. They are so
constructed as to be worn next to the skin, pro-
ducing a constant current of EIectro-.MagneI-
ism, and can be used at all times, and will last
for years.
The Diseases in‘ which they produce their
most marked results, are
Rheumatism, Uterine Pains,
Ptllllflll Swellcil Joints, Flatiilence, Dyspepsia.
Paralysis, Sciatic, Contracted Joints,
Palpitation ofthelleart Pains of the Chest,
Nciualgia of the Face, Gout, General Debility

BE IT KNOWN,

That PULVER.\IACIIER"S CHAINS are
Patented by the United States Governmml,
and are now in daily use in every Hospital in
New York, and are recommended by Profs.
Mott, Van Buren, Post, Carnochan, of that city,
and are also used by most of the

PIRST MEDIGA In MEN 0!‘ EUROPE.

The price of the Chains iu'c and S5 ' and
can be sent by mail to any part of the tate-
together with a pamphlet of 36 pages contain-
ing a description of their manner of use.

WILLIAM E. BISSELL, Sole Agent forNor-
walk, will be pleased to exhibit their mode of
use to all who may apply.

N. B. Although Uterine pains are readily
checked by simply applying one end of the
Chain upon the Spine, just above the hip, and
the other upon the Abdomen, still, it is not safe
for ladies who are “ encim!e"' to make use of
them only for a few moments each time, as mis-
carrin e is most sure to follow by long use.

- J. STEINERT, General Agent, 568 Broad-
1y37

way, N. Y.
A. Jeweler’s trade. Enquire of
HENRY GOODWIN ii: 00.
Successors to Henry I. Hoyt, Norwalk, Ct.
P. S. Good reference required.

NEW FALL GOODS,
at jfleotport.
HANDSOME,new styles; Muslin De Laines,
Cashmeres and Persians; Black, Blue,
Green, Brown, Drab and Tan color Fine Para-
mettas, English and American Prints.
-‘ Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and Vest-
ings, a full assortment.
_ Also, a large assortment "of Ready Made Cloth-
ing, together with a general assortment of sea-
sonable goods just received and for sale cheap
at , MOULTON’S

New Goods are received two or three times a
Week during the season.

Cloths cut without charge as usual, Garments
for Men and Boys made to order in the best
manner at very low prices.

Sept. 12th, 1853.‘

wnr GOODS
From Steamer Clm-okee,

LARGE lot just received from Auctions,
:1 very little injured by water, among them
are Blk. French Cussimere Pants, very fine.

Sattinctt and Col’d Cassimere Pants.

Satin and Silk Vests.

Blk. Frock Coats, extra fine.

Sack Coats, over coats, monkey jackets, fine
wool under shirts, fine linen collars, black and
plaid alpaccas, wool ingrain carpeting, a large
lot of Muslin De Laines. S. MOULTON, Jr.

Westport, Sept. 12th, 1853.
gym For Sale In Berlin.
J L - A very beautiful country residence, situ-
ated in the town of Berlin, Cf.., is offered for
sale upon reasonable terms. A lithograph of
the property may be seen at the Norwalk Hotel.
To one desiring a retired country seat, this is a
rare opportunity to purchase cheap. Apply to
3'i'f.f A. M. W -\RD, Bl’-IRLl.\', Cr.

Taken Up.

BY the subscriber. a last spring
Bull Calf, Red, with white spots on
hind feet and a spot under his belly. The own-
er is requei-itetl to call and prove property, pay

eliiirges, and take it away. JESSE KEELER.
lidgefield, Aug. 1st. 3t37

Saugatuck Bank Stock.
ROM one to twenty Shares of the Capital
of said Bank for sale “ Low.”
Apply to any Stockholder in the " Village.”
Westport, Sept. 10th. 137

I FOR SALE.

TEN Shares of the Stock of the Danbury ii:
Norwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
Sept. 11th CH IS. B. MOTT.

Boy Wanted.

SMART, active Boy wanted, to learn the

M137

T CHICI-I ESTER-‘S Hardware Store can be
.1 found the largest assortment of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes and Painters’ Materials, ever offered
in this market call and s-=e him. scpt. 8th.

500,000 ‘’‘**.‘:;:i2§sF.;‘.I::i..’.‘zt 3*“

2 Skiddy’s Block.

Ornamental Boxes for Ladies

UST received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
rose wood, &c. O. S. CLARK.

SILVER fob, vest, and guard chains, a large
assortment now opening at CLARKS new
Jewelry store, sign of the red watch.

No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.

E have received during the last week, over

1800 dollars worth of new goods which

we are offering to the public at prices which

defy competition, among our new goods may

be found Ladies’ work boxes, reticules, block

braceletts, (some very fine,) beads of all kinds,

lamps, girandoles, looking glasses, fine port

monnaios, &c., together with the largest stock

of J cwelry and Silver Ware, ever offered in this
county. 0. S. CLARK.

10 STYLES pocket knives received and
now offering at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
Prices from Is. to 16s. 0. S. CLARK.

Special Notice.
FREIGHT OFI-‘ICE, N. Y. d: N. H., 8:. D. 85 N. R. R’s.
Scorn NORWALK, Aug. 29th, 1853.
ROM and after the first day of September,
all freight bills must be paid on delivery
of the goods, unless arrangements to the con-

trary are made with the subscriber.
3t36 THEO. GRISWOLD, Freight ./Igent.

ROCKE'RY—,.Cl1ina and Glass Wares, in any
quantity, at ’ }IAIGHT’S

9

District of .N'orwalk .93. Probate Court, Sep-

tember 9th, 1853.

4 STATE of SOLOMON WARREN, late of

New Canaan, in said, District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be dobarrcd 1!.
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate.
are requested to make immediate payment to

SIDNEY R. LOCKWOOD, Executors.
JULIA ANN WARRE.\'. 41.‘. 7

Hardware, Cutlery,
GUNS, Pistols, Agricultural Implements,
Freiicli & American Window-Glass, Paints,
Oils, &c., can be had of the subscriber at the
I '_c§t market prices. Having taken the old
nd of Dimon Finch, he intends keeping a
good assoitnicnt of goods in the above line, and

wishes to. be remembered.

E. V._ A. CHICHESTER.
Norwalk, Sept., 8th, 1813.

Sportsmen,

ALL at CI-IICHESTER’S if you are in want

of something extra in the way of a Gun,

Pistol, Shot-Belt or Pouch.
Norwalk, Sept. 8th,

Nails,
Nquantitics to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTERS.

pocket.

U"l‘Ln‘R Y .-A splendid assortment of Amer-
icon and English Cutlery, both table and
Please call and examine.
E. V. A. CHICIIESTER.

EAD Jr. FULMER’S Croton Metallic Fire
proof I’aint.—This article is acknowl-
ctlgod by all who-have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against. the
action of the weather and fire, and IS cheaper

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NEW EAT MARKET,
At South Norwalk.
IIE subscribers will open on Tuesday mor-
ning, the nth inst., at South Norwalk, a

now meat inarkct, under the siiperiiitciidcncc
of Mr. I’. ll. Joiics, 3t3(i Mi'r('ui~:i.i. ti: C.i.\n'.

Notice.

IIE Stockholders of the Wimiipauk Compa-
ny are hereby notified that the first meet-
ing of said Company, for the choice of the oth-
cers. of said Company. will be held at the office
of Lounslmry. Bisscll ii’. Co. in Norwalk, on
Wednesday, the 21st day of September, 1853,

at 10 o'clock. foi-ciioon.
()n behalf of the

I Stockholders.

TIIOS. Ii. BUTLER
Norwalk. September 3d, 1853. 3t36

CIIAS. C. BETTS
COOK STOVES.
HE subscriber hasjnst received direct from

- the manufactory at Providence, R. I., the
celebrated

Bay State at Banner Stoves,

and respectfully invites all who are in want of
an excellent, economical stove, to call and ex-
umiuc them, and is permitted to refer to the
following gentlemen, who now have in use the
Bay State. F. F. Farwell, Edwin Hoyt, Henry
I. Morgan, Jacob Smith, Nathiui Roberts.
WM. D. IIAIGHT.
N. B. Also the much admired Connecticut,
for wood. on hand. W. D. H.
Norwalk. Sept. 3d, 1853.

 

Something New.
WARlNG’S Parlor Coal Air Tight Stoves.
Sheet Lead and pipe.

Fancy Baskets. Willow wagons.

Camphene and Fluid,Hang Lamps. for stores.

Wooden Ware. Clothes line and Rope, Wil-
low Chairs, Baskets, &c., at 1IAIGHT’S.

Great Bargains.

T Disbrow’s is the place to get good Bar-
gains. Our goods are all purchased with
ciish—a new lot this wcck——Gold and Silver
Watches. Pencils. Pens, Lockets. Jewelry in
any quantity, Portmonies. Pocket Knives,
Scizzors, &c.. at DISBRO W’S, Jewelry Store.

4 CCORDI-!A.\'S and Flutenas, anew lot, with
new Books that a mere child can learn.

ILVER Ware, Plated Spoons, Forks, Knives
S &c., for sale at DISBROW-‘S.

Watches, Jewelry, Silv or-Ware.

‘ E have added to our stock the . present

wcek, ii large new stock, making our

stock the largest and best to select from we

have ever had. You can buy goods right of
C. E. DISBROW, -near the Old Mill.

.-I By-Law relative to nmiyancr.-s, passed at a
Special Borough Jlfeeting of the inhabitants
of the Borough, duly warned, :orwalk,
./lug. 12th, 1853.

BE it ordained by the Warden, Burgesi-ies

and Frecmen of the Borough of Norwalk:
First. That if any person shall obstruct or
cause to be obstructed any of the Streets or side
walks in the Borough, so as to make the public
travel less convenient thereon, such person shall
forfeit and pay to the Treasurer of the Borough,
the sum of Five Dollars ($5) for each and eve-
ry such offence.

Second. If any person shall continue any
such obstruction, such person so continuing,
shall forfeit and pay to the Treasurer of the
Borough, for the use of the Borough, Five Dol-
lars (S5,) for each and every day that he shall
so continue such obstruction.

Third. If any person shall place or cause to
be placed in any of the Streets or public places
in the Borough, any offal, filth, shell fish, shells
or any other matter that shall be noisome or in-
jiirious to the health of the inhabitants of the
Borough, such person, so offeiiding, shall forfeit
and pay to the Treasurer of the Borough, for
the use of the Borough, the sum ofFive Dollars
($5,) for each and every offence,

By order of the Warden and Burgcsses of the
Borough of Norwalk. flttest
3t3(i CHAS. B. MOTT, Clerk.

District of J\"orwaIlr, ss. Probate Court, Au-

gust 27th, 1853.

EST.\TE of JOIIN RAYMOND, late of Nor-
wulk, in said I)istrici., deceased.

The Court of Probate for thc District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and allowed, six months from
the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to preseiit their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be dc-barred a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
DAVID LOW_. Administrator

with tlie‘will annexed.

3t""'36
Articles 0fAssacz'azz'on of the

‘ WINNIPAIIK COMPANY.’

E it known that we the undersigned, citi-

zens of the State of Connecticut, have as-
sociatcd and do hereby associate ourselves, as
ii. bodv politic and corporate, under and pursu-
ant to the provisions of Chapter XIV, of Title
III. of the Statutes of the State, the same be-
ing entitled, “ An Act concerning communities
and corporations,” and under and by the fol-
lowing Articles of Association, viz :

Am‘. 1st. The name ofsaid Corporation shall
be the " Winnipauk Company.’

Am‘. 2d. The capital stock shall be one hun-
dred thousand dollars divided into four thou-
sand shares of twenty-five dollars each.

Am‘. 3d. The purpose for which said corpo-
ration is established is the manufacture of fab-
rics of cloth, of wool, cotton, or other material
by felting or otherwise, and conducting and
carrying on the business necessarily connected
with and incident thereto.

ART. 4th. Said corporation is to be subject
to all the provisions of the aforesaid statute
and all acts made, or to be made and passed in
addition thereto, or in alteration thereof‘.

Airr. 5th. Said capital stock is subscribed
for and taken by us in the following propor-
tions, to wit :

Clark Bisscll,

1000 shares.
John D. Lounsbury “

500

Edward C. Bissell, 1000 “
Chas, C. Belts, 500 “
Samuel B S Bissell, 500 “
Thomas B Butler. 500 “

Alid we severally covenant and agree to take
the number of shares set to us respectively as
aforesaid.

Am‘. 6th Said corporation shall be located
and established in the town of N orwalk, coun-
ty of Fairfield, and state of Connecticut.

ART. 7 th The officers of said company shall
be a President, Secretary and Treasurer, who
shall be one person, and five Directors, whose
duties and compensation respectively shall be
specified and defined, by by-laws to be hereaf-
ter adopted‘

And to a faithful adherence to these articles
we severally bind ourselves, our heirs and as-
signs.

Dated Norwalk, the 1st day of Sept, 1853;

Signed.
CLARK BISSELL, J oiix D Loox SBURY,
EDWARD C Bissi-:i.i., CIIARLES C Bi-:'r'rs,
SA.\IL'El'. B S Bissi-:i.i., THOMAS B Borni-iii.

ONEY Soap, a new article; also, other
kinds of soups and toilett articles, at
DISBROW’S.

Dissolution Notice.

THE co-partiicrship heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, known as the firm of H.
B. MATIIER 52 Co., was dissolved on the 22d inst.
by mutual consciit. All persons indebted to
said firm will please cull and settle their ac-
counts at once, with cither of the subscribers-—
Thc Business will be continued by II. B. Mather.
H. B. MATH ER
WM. F. MATH ER.

I\'orwalk_. Aug. 28th. 3t‘35

Norwalk Iron Pound:-y.

IIE siibscribcr would inform the public that
he still contiiiucs his business at the old
stiind, where he keeps on hand a general assort-
ment. of castings of all dc.-zcriptioiis, consisting
of Coolrizig and Parlor Stoves, Plouglis, Fan.-
m'ng-.rlI£Ils. S!raw—Cutter.s-_. Corn Sliellers, 8,-c.
Stoves repaired, and all kinds of Fire Brick
kept constantly on liaiid. CIIAIN PUMPS, on
the most improved plan, and superior to any
now in use, are niamif'uctured and sold, whole-
sale and retail. Dciilcrs supplied in any quan-
tity, at the shortest notice. ,
J33“ All orders addressed to the subscriber
will be punctually attended to.
ALEXANDER AUSTEN.
Norwalk, Aug. 26th, 1853. tf36

Protection Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CT.
Capital $500,000-—wz't/I privilege to in-
crease to I-Ialf a Million.

'WILLlAl[ C. STREET, Agent of the above
named Company is now prepared to In-
sure Ilouses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Burns, and
the contents of each, together with every other
species of property, .io.u.\‘s'r Loss OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE. The rates of premium offered, are as low
as those of any other siniilur institution, and
every man has now an opportunity, foratrifling
sum, to protect himself against this destructive
element, which often in a. single hour sweeps
away the earnings of so many years.
Norwalk, Sept. 5th, 1853.

Geal t ecihants! and

PORWARDERS.

HE subscriber.-' would beg leave to inform
the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity, that
they are pi-upm-ed to forward Peaclies, or any
other kind of domestic or foreign fruit.:=, at tlic
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terins.
We are selling Peaches from 39: to $3 per bas-
ket ; Customers will please state the price and
quality required. We keep constantly on hand
everything in the Fruit line and can fllI‘l1lSl1 the
best the market affords, at the shortest IlOtlCC‘.‘—-
For references, &c., please enquire at the (1 a-

zette Office. BROWN ii’. ALCOTT.
NOAII Biiowx 210 Washington-st.. N. Y.
Wu H ALCOTT. lmi’--I

JACOB SMITH,

HARDWARE

Commission Merchant.
AGBNG! or
New York Machine Company,
95 Maiclen Lane, N. Y.

ing merchandize, viz :

Steam Engines from 4 to 60 horse power
Turning Lathes, for Wood and _Iron _
Woodworth’s and Daniels Planing Machines
Sash and Moulding Machines, Tcnnon do
11-on Phming do Drilling do

into board of any length or width into thin
board for Panncls, &c.; Spoke Machines which
will turn 5 spokes at a. time, and turn 800 per
day; screw wrenches assorted, steam cocks,
steam whistle. mill saws, circular saws, saw ur-
bors, saw gummers, ford and rotary pumps,
well curbs, garden engines, bench planes. jack
screws, assortment of best quality machinist-s‘
files, Patent Stretched Leather Belting at Mau-
ufacturers’ prices, and various other articles
appertaining to the machinery business. t.f3-l

Cheap Horse Wanted.

ANTED a good family horse, suitable for

a woman to drive and manage. Age or

condition not so much of an object, as sound-

ness of limbs, kindness of disposition, and cheap-
ness in price. Enquire at the Gazette Office.

Norwalk. August 19th. 3t*3-l

Medical Institution of

YALE COLLEGE.

HE Course of Lectures commences annually on the
last Thursday in September, and continuos four
months.

BENJA_\II_‘l SILLIMAN, M. 1). LL. D. ProfessorEiii-
eritiis of Chemistr and Pharmacy.

ELI Ivizs, M. n. rofessor Emeritus of llateria
Medica and Therapeutics.

J 0.\'A'I‘IIAl\‘ KNIGHT, .\I. n. Professor of the Prin-
ciples and Practice of Surgery.

Tixoruv 1’. BE]-IRS, .\I. 1). Professor of Oh-
stctrics.

CHARLES HOOKER, M. 1). Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology.

HENRY BRONSON, M. D. Professor of the Theo-
ry and Practice of Physic.

B£:\'J,i.\n.\' SILLIMAN, J R. If. D. Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.

On account of previous engagements of Prof.
SiLLi.\i.Ii.\', JR. the Lectures on Chemistry, du-
ring the ensuing term, will be given by Prof.
Join: A. PORTER.

Lecture fees, S68 50 ; Matriculation. S5 ;
Graduation, $15. CHARLES HOOKER,
Dean of the Faculty.
New Haven, August 19th 1853. 3t*f-ll

. NORWALR
Carpet Weaving Establishment.

HE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the Public, that he is prepared to exe-
cute all orders for

RAG CARPET WEAVING,

at the shortest notice and in the best possible
manner and for very reasonable prices, at his
residence near the Union Factory.

JACOB BL.\CI{.

Dyeing Establishment.
BIRK, of Bridgeport, silk, cotton and
. woolen dyer, formerly of New York, dyes
and finishes in the best style, ladies’ di'esses of
every dcscriptioii.

Also, broadcloths and cassimercs. broadcloth.
silk and iucriuo cloaks, satius, lustrings. crapcs,
plush, lace veils, silk and cotton velvets, sew-
ing silk, crapc, merino, cashmere, Thibet and
cotton shawls, Italian and French capes. Also,
smaller articles, such as handkerchicfs, parasols,
sunshades, ribbons, gloves. hose, lace, gauze
articles, &c., &c., which will be done on reason-
able terms.

G E./VTLE./IIEJV‘-' S GflR.ME.’VTS.
Overcoats, coats, vests, pants, &c., dyed with-
out ripping, and made to look as well as new.
He will also cleanse and finish in the best mail-
ner, coats. vests, pants, military garments. inc-
rino shawls, table cloths, crumb cloths, &c.

Also, carpets cleansed at short notice, and in
the neatest manner.

@" All orders left with Mr. JACOB BLACK.
Norwalk, who is agent for Mr. Birk, will be
promptly attended to. 30

500 Agent Wanted._
$1000 A YEAR
ANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE
UNITED STATES, active and enterpri-
sing men, to engage in the sale of some of the
best Books published in the count-ry. To men
of good address, possessing a. small capital of
from $25 to 8100, such inducements will be of-
fered as to enable them to make from $3 to 310
tl. day profit.
 The Books published by us are all use-
ful in their cliaracter, extremely popular and
command large sales wherever they are ofi'ercd.
For further particulars, address, (postage
paid. LEARY ii: GETZ,
No. 138 North Sccoiicl-street, Pliiladelpliia.
31113-I Publishers of Subscription Books.

The New YorK Branch
CLOTHING STORE!

IMPORTANT AN~.\'OU.\'CE.\[I‘.ST
Great Sale of Ready Marie Clothing.’

 b_Tmm.\\'oiild announce to the
poop e of Fairfield County, that they have
recently made a very large addition to their
former stock of Well Jllade and Fa.vln'onal2lc
READY MADE OIaOTH'N'G.

for men and boys, which will be sold on the

‘Cheap, One Price, Cash System.’

and all who are in want of a. good garment for
a little money, will find it for their advantage to
call at the .New York Branch Clothing Store,
where will be found in part the following arti-
cles with prices affixed : L
500 Frocks and Sacks, of Broadcloth,
Doeskins, Tweeds and Fancy
Cassimeres, from

1000 pairs Pants, of all shades and
colors, for Laborers, Mechanics
and Business Men, from

200 Vests, of new patterns and de-
signs, all varying in quality and
price from

2 to $12

to

Ito

31

75c to $4
—-ALSO-—
Bosoms, collars, gloves, suspenders, sliii-ts,
stocks, scarfs, liandkerchiefs, shoulder Braces
—in short, every description of Gentlenie-n’s
Furnishing Goods, besides many other articles
too numerous to mention.
N. B.—Evcry article will be marked with the '
Lowest Price on it, with no deviation, and we
defy all competition in regard to Prices and
Quality, us many articles will be sold than the
cloth can be procured to make them up.
Call and see under the Conn. llotcl.

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For Sale.

TIIE undivided piece of land belonging to
_ the heirs of the late Josiah II. Fitch, dcc'd.
situated in what is called the " uppcr field."
and kuowii as “ Fruitful Spring,” coiitiiiiiing
about. nine acres. 45 acres upland, and the bal-
ance sult meadow, very clesirablc propcrt._v.—-
If not disposed of bcforc the 20th Scpt., it will
then be sold at Auction. For inforniatioii. cu-
quirc of SAMUEL DASKAM, Norwulk, or of
the subscriber at New Haven, Coiui.
HIRAM FITCII.

Norwiilk, August 15, 1853. ’i't.*31l

Nvew Goods for Summer Wear.

E would call attention to our stock of
goods just purchased for .

Summer and Fall VVear.

We keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment of goods adapted to this market. Making
our purchases every two weeks enables us to
keep our stock fresh and of tlievlatest styles.-
Particular attention is requested to“ our stock
of goods

For Jim and Boys Wear,

which is unrivalled in this place.

All goods in this line cu! free of carpellsn, or
made up to order in the latest styles, at this
lowest possible rates. L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk, August 9th.

SOAP.
SUPERIOR article of Washing Soap at
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Wcll’s Patent Saw Mill, for re-sawing plank‘

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Fail T mic’ ES53_

NEW 85 HEAVY WOOLENS
The Greatest Bar;-;-.iiiis ever offered in N. York.
_ WM. II. l{.\'01ZI’FIZI..
303- 99 AND 3.5.93. \\'iLLi.iM STREET,
, _\'E\\".i'OP.K.
,I{.-IS now for sale an cxtr.-nsivo stock of
l«‘.\ LL F.‘-()Ql‘)S Sllll..'ll)l(‘ for CLOTHIERS
AND MERCII ‘NT TAILORS, mostlv of his
owx I.\II’ORT.\’l‘ x. '
; Short-timc and Cash Buyers, are particularly
‘invited to calland ercnminc my stock before
piircliar-ting ElSCWl1!T'1‘l?. 13,-3

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PIANO FORTES.
‘I 1¥'¢%E£mEgR &. C0,,

Q-Llll Broadimg/, New York,

I_Iavc now on hand at their spacious and ele-
gant Pi.-ixo 1«‘or.'ri: W.-ir.r.iioo.~.is at the above
number an f?7\'l.L'llSlVC assortment ofP1_ixo Form-:s
ofthc be.-L nnmnfiictiire and of VERY Srrniuoa
Toxic. F01‘ chasteiiirss of design, elegance of
finish and Iixcnnnaxiin of workmanship, they
Cixxor be EL'l".l‘.\.\'i~‘lL'D, any more than in FL'i.i..-
xisss .Riciixi:ss and I.’-E.\L"l"x' of Toxic. These Ix-
’ :~iTl‘.l‘)IIvJ.\"l‘h‘ Ll.'I'. Iii l.'.l".(ii-1 .\'lZI.-ll) CASIES of VERY EN-

C0.\I.\I(l.\‘ S'l‘li_'-I.\'l.Tl.l. :=.rid have an IMPROVED TU-
iztnm BA(i—-0118 oi‘ the most v.iLL'.siBLE ni-
Pitovi::iiE.\‘T) of MODERN Times. The PIANO
Fonrns of W. .9; Co.. from their peculiarity and
coinplctciiess of coiisl-ruction. possess}. remark-
ablc qualtitv of keeping in tune for a. great
lciigth of time. whicli is an important deside-
rntum. The prices of't!iese superior instruments
will be found llll1lS1l,flll_V‘ l‘,L‘;lE'0ll£‘ll)l(‘_. coiliisideriug
tliolr u:1lil_v. they iavc icon univcrsa y admi-
red I)? the ablcst Pianist.-: in this city,a'~e wher-
ever they have been introduced they have in
every instance gl\'|‘l1 very lllf‘-.l'l{f‘d stitisfaction.

 A I‘i:i.i. .-ixii L'::aQrivoc.ir. \\’.inii.§ExErI:
Givizx Ix ALL C.\.~‘ES. J. F. WARNER O,

' 411 Broadway. N. Y.

DRY GOODS.
'E\V SPRISIG AND SURIRIER
DRY GO!f)DS.—HITCHCOCK dz LED-
BEA'l‘El‘., .\'o. :-:—lT llroiidway. corner of Leon-
ai'd-sf... New York. have in store, and are daily
receiving from auction.
NEW snzazrze 3-: snrmrnn Goons.
of N10 1:119.-I Pzii-is-tiim styles, and oft-he most cle-
ganl; tnxiurcs and qualities, including a large
stock of the most beautiful
‘?RET€GH AI‘--IE3 INDIA SILIIS,
of every «lo;-ii-able siylc, sliadc, color, and qual-
ity with prices viii-_viii;;' to suit eiistonicrs.
CANTON (.'¢.T:-.l’I'.-?.'i‘n'? SI-IAVVIIS,
both plain and enibroi'«!ere(l_. very elegant and
cheap. Al:-to Tiiibet. and all kinds of Simi-
mer Sll€lWl.=. in every variety of style, qual'i‘l.y
and price.
HA1-{AG-335:1 AND SILK TISSUES,
it most splendid nssortmeiit. French Muslins
and lawns, Mouslin dc Laines and Barage de
liaincs, in great varict_v. and of the most cle-
gaiit styles. Scotch and French Gingliimis, of
msot desirable styles, and superior quality,
ONE SIEILLING} A YARD.
A large and beautiful n.==>=oi'i.iiiciit of goods for
Ladie:-"' Traveling Dresi=.es, l-hc handsoniest and
best for that purpose ever introduced in this
market.
IIIOIJRE-IIIYG G0‘-33$. EVERY KIND.
oflhe very best quality. most desirable st_v_1cs,
and full thirty per cent. lowcr in price than the
satiric groorls are sold in any mourning store in
New York. Liiicus. Di1l'Il!lSl(S. Napkins, &c._. in
great vai'i*efy, including cverythiiig in the line
of

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LINEN G80.-ES 2'03 PATIEELY USE.
A large a:=s0i'tiiicnt of Ladies’ Fancy Goods,
such as Coll:ir.<. Ci':ivnts_. Gloves. Handk-erchiefs.
etc.. in great variety. and of every quality and
price.

lhncc and 3Ea1~slin Yiilslovr Draperies.
atihe vcry ;;_reiitest liiii-gaiiis. 30 per cent. low-
er than us-zuiil ; and in short everything that ii
lady or fziinily can want in the line of dry
_::oods. Gcutlciiierfs Iliuidkeicliicfs. Cravatrs,
Gloves, I'ii<_lei'.'-'hirl~'. Ilmivv-1':-'. and everything,
in fact, in

6'.-E"i?«7‘.'a.T".-“"2.-E.’.l'IE'.1.‘:'-‘S EUISEJZSEZINGS.

iii: ii '.'ei'_v _Q‘l‘L“‘.lf rciliir-tion from the prices 0.’
('reIiflciiicn’s Storis. Tcrins, invariably, (‘Asu-
cash on dcliv»,-ry. Gni*2U
‘-'-""5 AI‘-.Z’D PRICE‘:

I{ERBS allkiiids at T. B. GRIFl~‘ITII’S.

South Wbruialk.
.I=3@9K£-‘o & SZFATIONERE
T Wlioh-sale. KlGGI.\'S S: KELLOGG,
.L 88 John-st., New York, Pzllllislzers. Book-
sellcrs S'.‘r1tio.=z«'rs. and .‘.I-.1iiiifzicturci'.= of every
ion of" I,’I..‘.Z\'i{ BOOKS, having enlarg
ml ilicii i:i:iiiiif'::cliii'iiig clcpurtiiieiit, and added
:i. new Sales Room to their estublisliiheiit, are
now ‘,ircp:u'e(l to supply I>’o0.’.'.<-¢'I.’rr.~i and Coun-
!r_z/ .-‘.."n'i‘fi(i1zi‘.s- with (:\'(§1‘y variety 0f'Boo1r.~i.
.B.’r1,-i/’.- i>’.)r2§‘.s- mu! .‘~'.-‘atimwry. on the most fu-
\'OI‘illJl'.‘ t«.-riiis. Tlii-Er .-lock of Bl..\.\'K Books,
all of tliv-’r own m~.uiiaf‘:iciiii'e. coiisists of all the
\':ll‘lOll5! ' -‘ and .-t._\-'lv.~.< of dccoilzzt Boo/rs,
. 3‘.f.'-niorrz ll .'Ium.~‘. I300.-’I‘.s', I1'rifi'n g,
(.'z'pr'.wri';i,Q‘. 1';'.rz=ri . T.":.w*, Roll and
.'rau-.>'n,<; Bun ~, Bookkrcpi/lg
.8’.’(.:.ii.!.:.~, ma. 3;."., Sic,
DIARIES FOR 1831. :1 j_;l'L‘Ilt variety.
ilooxs in I'\'v.‘l‘_\' (li‘l)2ll'llllClll oflit *ra.tu1'e_, suit-
ziblc for Scii«iol.-‘. .-\(".‘i(l-'.‘l1llL‘S. Colleges ; School,
Suuiliiy Sclimil. Pizlillc and I’i-ivate Libraries,
Siznulcrrd IE'ur/':.v in Prose (17.11 Poetry.
A.\'.\'i'.ii.s and o‘.‘iici' lgoukr; in line bindings for
the lrloliilay.-. .IL'\‘H.\'Il.l-I Books. of every de-
scriptinii. Bmi.i-:.-', Pi:.ivi-:i: EC: IIYMN BOOKS in
all their viirii-tics.

Alba): Filusic Books, &:i:.

STA'l‘IO.\'ERY. plrzin umlfancy, .Englis/1,

Fri-;zi.-/1 S‘ .I'mrrican.

Slates by the case at Mi-.iiiifactitrcr‘s lowest

rices.

‘All of which they will sell, at prices avera-
ging probiibl_v l0W(‘l‘ than any other Establish-
ment in the city.

llrders by Mail filled c:u'efull_v and promptly,
and as at low priccs as if the purcliascrs were
prcsciit. 1nI*2S

 

 
 

 
 
 

UTLER ‘i’ of our own iii:iiiiif:1ctiii'e and war-
’ riuitul, C A’: E K LOCKWOOD

 

Still in Town.
 TCIIES. C‘locl:s, Jewelry Silver and

Plan-(1 ll'arz-.-. I’ori‘-nzonnaios. fine
Cutler}/, Combs. Br11sbe.v, F_mzr_z/ Gooils.
L!l))I]I.s‘, Lamp (.'Ia.»'.- and Hficlrs, Loo/rmg
(z'/(I.s~.«ii'.s‘. &‘r'.. Sci’.

.\li:. Eiwroii.-—Wc would say to the public,
Illl‘0ll£{ll your cnlargcil and improved paper,
that we have not the Crystal Palace. nor the
l\'m-ld’s li‘aii'—|iiit we /mm‘ ii very large stock

i:ii~:li. and llil\'lllj.;’S0l£l more _i:ooils the lastiiiontll.
than over in :in_v 0‘l]t‘l' mouth in Norwalk, we
are led to feel that the public are satisfied that
0111' (‘_\‘pt.'l‘l'..‘lli'L' .-ind i".-rilitics for buying goods.
;,-iri.-- cntii-c siiii:-'!':iclioii as to quality and price.
\‘.'c expect. .-:min to ciiliirgc our store and thus
ripen to [ho public mic of the I-.ii'gcst. (of our

 

fi'oin.w1iiirli i-‘l I‘. rich and cheap. Call at
lll..~i%R‘.)l‘.”.§‘, iieiir the Bridge.

taro Scrunch."-"_'
COll.\'lSR 01’ MAIN AND VVIIITE STREETS
Near the Rail Road Depot.

III-I siilisci-i!,wr llfl\‘lll_L1'lCIlSC(l the above nam-

ed Hotel. is pi'0pai‘cil to receive boarders
and imiisiciu. visilv.-r:=. The House is -,).bundaut.-
ly siippliucl with spring \\‘:ll.L'l‘. and has all the
cmivuiiiciices llL‘CLS5:ll')' toiuiikc g‘llCSl‘.FCOn]l01‘l--
llllit‘. and the llll(l(‘l‘>‘lgIl(‘(l feels confident from
tlic cxpcriciioc tliiit. hc has had in the business
01' Iiofcl kecpiiig. that he can give satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.

W. SIMONSON.

N. B.——W:ii'iii and Cold Water Baths ready
at all liour:-:. il)iuibiiry. Sept. I853. tf3(:

I)i.s‘trict of .«‘.'oru-a/.7: ss. A Probate Court, Sgp-

tmibcr Isl, 15.32:. i '

ST.-\_Tl3 ofJ.-_\.\IES ROWLAND, late of

Wilton, in said District. dcccascd.

The Court. of l’i'ol):i.tc for the .l)istric1: of Nor-
wiilk liath limited mid alloweil six inouths from
the flllll,‘ licreof, for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claiiiisz for settlemciit. Those
\\‘lm iii-glcct to pl‘\‘S(?lll3 their accounts, properly
iittc.-t-,-il. witliiu siiiil time, will be dc-barred a
i‘i-ciwvry. All pL‘l'S0llS iiiilelited to said Estate,
arc l‘t‘¢[ilI‘>'ll'll to in-.ikc iinnicdialc payment to

ELIZ.-\l:ETlI W. ROWLAND, Exccutrix.
Wilton, August 6th, 1853. 3t*36

II E .-tockliolili rs of the .\'orwalk PapcrMan-

 

 

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NOE VALK INSTITUTE.
For botli Sexes.

Riou.\i=;. 8. JAMES, ‘A. M., Principal.
HIS Irviitution is located in the beautiful
‘ _ and h.,- .lthy borough of Norwalk, Fair-
field Co., 4, mn., within 44 miles by Rail Road
or Stcumb: t of New York. The building is
new and one: of the best adapted for School pur-
poses in tlic State. The Principal is assisted by
competent and cxperienccd Teachers.

The 1‘C;.'%.ll{1I' course of study embraces the or-
(liimry En-glish and Scientific branches, with
the Latin, Greek and French languages. Young
men may be fitted for any class in college ;‘ and
it is the design to furnish all with the best fa-
cilities for acquiring il. thorough and practical
education. Diplomas will be awarded those
who complete the regular course. Particular
attention is given to the moral as well as men-
tal training of the pupils.

Board inay be had with the Principal or with
other families under his inspection.

The Academic year is divided into two terms
of twenty-three weeks each ; and begins Mon-
day Sept. 12th, 1853. There arc two vacations
of one week each, at Christmas, and in the
Spring; and one of four weeks in the Summer.
Pupils can ccfcr at any time. '

F.‘x_pemes.—'1‘iiition 88 per term. Music,
Painting and German, are extra; Board, Wash-
ing. &c._. $55 per term.

Address the Pi-incipal or either of the follow-
ing: IRA GREGORY,

G. G. BISHOP.
JAM FINNEY.

Committee.

House Trimmings,
F every style and description, wholesale

and retail, by .
HOLCOMB do LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Carriage Hardware.
FULL assortment of goods in this line, con
stantly rcceived direct from the manufac
turers. HOLCOMB dc LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Blacksmith’s Bellow,

ALL sizes, for sale bg
H LCOMB & LYON ,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

India Rubber Packing.
FOR sale at. m:u1ufacturer’s prices, by
_ HOLCOMB & LYON,
8:3 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
~ Nails! Nails!
CASKS Cut Nails. 50 do. supe-
rior Wriz. 0.
' HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

VICES !

ILL’S, Peter Wright’.-3 solid box. Hyde’s.
and various other makes, for sale by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Borax and Emory.
‘WHOLESALE and Retail by
HOLCOMB &: LYON,
Si; and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

GLUE.

ETER Cnoper’s Glue, for sale at munufac-
tu.rei's’ prices. HOLCOMB dz LYON,
-$3 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

H A PREMIUM

ILL be paid on old half dollars and dol-
lars by CHAS. E. DISBROW.
Keep. Cool.
;R’EFRIGER.-\TOl\'S for sale cheap.
C. dc E. K. LOCKWOOD.

N.—YOi’.K crrv, FASHIONABLE

MILLINERY.

RO0)il.< AI‘ Morr PLACE, Sncoxn FLOOR.

W ISS l’.lLGRI.\{ can still be found at her
J. old .-:and_. Jhfott Place where an assort-
ment of all goods in her line, comprising Silks,
Lawns, C‘ .'.j)l‘S, Laces. Edgings, Flowers, Rib-
bons. &c.. can be found. Also, a small assort-
ment of rs.-.id_v made Bonnets, both of Silk and
Lawn.

Straws cleaned and altered with neatness and
dispatch.

C

1500

,_..-_

For Sale.

A Tract of land, formerly the property
of Samii-cl ii. Blackirian, Esq., situated near the
i'cs‘i¢lciice Iii’ Isaac Church, in Norwalk; compri-
sing about Iii) :icrcs_. is offered for sale, at 9. bar-
Thc property comprises several eligible
biiildiiig s as and will be sold in separate lots,
or ciitire, 'd.,~ iniiy suit those desiring to purchase.

 

 
 

 

N B Th«.- iure for the remainder of the
season is o... rs-d for sale. Enquire of WM. A.
l’i“.CK, Fair iiaven. or of EDWIN Locxwoon, .
.\'orwalk. 3t3I

” NAILS.

kl
 }{P‘.-GS of the celebrated “Tre-
mont Iron 00.” Nails, bought at
3 very low ‘pl'lCL‘ some time ago and will be
.-old less than they now cost in New York
Dealers and Builders will do well to call and.
buy. 32 Z. SANFORD.

'1'. B. GRIFFITH,

Somn NoRw.u.x.

1 AS just received and has for sale, an exten-

sive asmrimciit of fine wares, such as
China Vasre:-. ‘uriniis styles and figures, from
50cts. to 313 nor pair.

Bohemian. ._‘.!;-.ina and Pariah Card Baskets,
some very ri-.-1..

Bohemian Vascs and Mosiac Safes, of exquis-
ite workmiuish’p. various patterns.

Watch and Jewel Stands, of China, these are
very fine.

Segar Stand:-‘. fine Porcelain, finely wrought.

Motto Clips and Saucers, § China, Gilt and

do Cups Painted.

China Ink-st-.m(ls and Paper Weights.

Bohemian Cologne bottles, $1 to $6 a pair.
These are very rich and beautiful.
China Cologne bottles, from 45. to 12s.

Sometliing .-Von‘. Snow Storms of various
colors, very de.-irable in these days. A descrip-
tion of these goods cannot be given, it is neces-
sary to see them to know of their- richness and
beauty. Call and examine. Also, a good as-
sortment of Perfumery, Hair Brushes "and Hair
Combs.

Old Norwalk Forever.
ES sir, A New Jewelry store in Old Nor;
walk, who'd a thought it. Not a window
in some dry goo<1's store, but a tip top stock of
fine Jewelry. watches, seals, chains, combs, fans,
port-mouiiiiies. purses, brushes, soaps, hair oils,
clocks, casters, cake baskets, card cases, card
baskets. [SOIIIC fine oncs,] razors, razor strops,
gold and silver spectacles, silver spoons, plated
spoons, &c._. and every other article usually
found in a J cwelry establishment. New Goods
received every week and sold cheap for the
money, at the new Jewelry store, No. 2 Skiddy’s
Block. sign of the red watch. 0. S. CLARK.

P. S. Mr. Levi Clark may be found at this
shop and no where else, where he is ever ready
to repair Watches and do all other work in his
line, in a superior manner.

WELL Buckets and Shieves, for sale by
WM D HAIGHT

 

‘Union Hall

GLO?-‘:'i'rIIN'G STORE!
THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
ment, would inform the inhabitants of Norwfllk

and adjoiiii-~ . towns, that he has on hand a good
:lS.S0!‘lill]£.‘[‘ll3 ci‘ Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling at. great bargains; those. wanting
anything in his line will find it_ to their advan-
mue to give him a call ; as l1lS experience in
mi? business and facilities for carrying it on, en-
ables him to furnish the some articles for a less
price than those of less experience possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, coiiscqucntly is better made than is gener-
ally found at other stores. I also have a larger-
stock on hiuu‘. than any other store in Norwalk,

so that the purchaser has a better assortincut to-
select from. I am also receiving daily additions

to my already large and Well selected stock"-—
Some very nice "ests and Pants new patterns..

In addition to the above I have a good as-

sortment 0fGeutlcmens Furnishing Goods, con.-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and all other goods

 

uiliciiivii "\.‘ompi_u,iy., are hereby notified

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found in clothing stores.

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