POETRY. this convent in gratitude for an opportune sup ply of water and provisions; and (as the monks HOME. assert) gave them a firman, written by Ali which confirmed to their order Justinian's grant of the BY BERNARD BARTON. Peninsula. Not being able to write, Justinian Where burns the lov'd hearth brightest, spread ink over his hand and laid it on the pa Cheering the social breast? per as his signature. This firman was sent to Where beats the fond heart lightest, Constantinople, where Sultan Selim collectcd With humble hopes possess'd ? all the relics of the Prophet; and the monks re Where is the smile of sadness, ceived another to the same effect, which, they Of meek-eyed patience born, say, is now at Cario. It appears the monks of Worth more than those of gladness the convent are very ill used by the Arabs.— Which mirth's bright cheek adorn ? The gardens are spacious and highly cultivated; Pleasure is mark'd by ficctness vines are trained on trellises, and form shady To those who ever roain ? walks. The apples and pears are excellent, and While grief itself has sweetness BY WE G. BYE IS. PRINCIPLES AKD MEJS". $2 PES ANNUM, are sent to Cairo : melons, apricots, pomegran At Home! dear Home! ates, almonds, and mulberries are in great num There blend the ties that strengthen ber ; so also are oranges and lemons. There is Our hearts in hours of grief, a Greek church on the mount, which glitters VOL. 18. N"ORWAliK, MASCM 179 18o5. KG. *9. The silver links that lengthen with the golden portraits of saints and worthies. Joy's visits whtfn most brief; The floor is of mosaic gold; and the hands and There eyes in all their splendor skull of St. Catharine, to whom it is dedicated, are carefully preserved; but the great object Are vocal to the heart, olent an attack ; he stepped back, having never gained her courage, and as she raisedner eyes two, from two, four, in time a whole acre, and This tender and faithful mother lived to a of interest, "the Holy of Holies," is the spot where And glances gay or tender before felt the strong gripe of a human hand.— she saw lying at her feet a leaf which shone as at last a farm, and then shall Els}' have a new great old age in happiness with her children, and tradition has placed the burning bush, and over Fresh eloquence impart; He smiled kindly on the woman : do not disturb bright and yellow as gold. Quickly she sprung gown. lie had got thus far with his project, Numbernips' favorite grew to be a brave man, which a small chapel has been erected. This Then, dost thou sigh for pleasure, yourself said he, I am no flesh eater, as you sup up, ran with it to her neighbor, the Jew's wife", when Numbernips, raised a whirl-wind around served for a long time in the Emperors an;13' un bush is called Seneh, which means a thorny O ! do not widely roam; jiose, and will do you and 3'our children no harm showed her what she had found, with great joy. him and overthrew at once his basket of glass, der Wallestein in the thirty 3'ears' war, and be shrub, and may be the species of accacia called But seek that hidden treasure but let me have the boy, I like his looks, I will The Jewess owned it to be pure gold, took the so that the broken wares fell into a thousand pie came in time a verv celebrated officer. At Home ! dear Home! bring him up for my own, I will clothe him in usury and paid her for it two thick dollars down ces. This wasa thunderbolt to Stephen's heart : lens by the Arabs, of which there are many in satin and silk, make a brave knight of him and upon the table. Every heart's sorrow was now the desert. The word Sina is probably derived Does pure religion charm thee at the same time he thought he heard at a dis lie shall grow up a brave knight, who one of forgotten. Such a treasure in money the poor tance a loud laugh; perhaps he was deceived, MISCELLANY from Seneh ; and as the Lord says to Moses.-— ^ Far more than aught below ? these days will support his father and brothers. woman had never before had in hand. She ran "Put off thy shoes from off tlij' feet, for the place Wouldst thou that she should arm thee and that it was only the echo giving back the If you ask a hundred crowns for him I will pay to the baker and bought bread and butter and a sound of the breaking glass. He thought it was whereon thou standest is holy ground," this cus Against the hour of wo ? THE WHITE WEASEL, it now. shoulder of mutton, that she might prepare sup malicious triumph, and as the whirl-wind seem tom is strictly enforced by the monks ; and the Think not she dvvelleth only A VERY INTERESTING TALE OF TRUTH. Ha, ha, laughed the woman you like the boy, per for Stephen when he came home at night tir ed to him supernatural, he easil}'divined the au Major and his parly entered the chapel barefoot. In temples built for prayer ? do you, he is one of a thousand, that I would not ed and hungry. How the little ones jumped to thor oftfs misfortunes. Oh, complained he, oh In the reign of King George III, there lived a Horeb and Sinai form but one mountain ; and For home itself is Ionely, r sell for all the treasures in the world. meet their mother when she came in and brought Numbe.T.ips, what have I done to you that 3'ou bo\ in London, who was born in the neighbor this is the reason they are frequently confound Unless her smile be there : You fool answered Numbernips, have you them such an unusual breakfast. She gave her take away from me my morsel of bread, 1113' bit hood of St. Paul's Cathedral, by the name of ed in Scripture. A chapel has been built over The devotee may falter, not besides three children who give you trouble self up to the joy of feeding hungry children ; ter swe&! and blood—alas I am a man dead while Curtiss. He was left an orphan child at the age the cave which the prophet Elijah is supposed The bigot blindly roam ; and pain, whom you can hardly feed, and who and then it was her first care to get rid of the I am yet alive. He then got up in a kind of of ten 3'eurs, destitute—not a penny in the world. to have occupied during the forty days he was If worhipless her alter plague you day and night ? goat, which she thought killed by witchcraft, and rage, and uttered all sorts of reproaches to the The question was with him, althougn so3'oung, miraculously supplied with food. Mass is some At Home! dear Home ! to hide this family misfortune as long as possi mountain spirit—villain,said he, come and mur what shall I do ? He resolved that he would times said, and pilgrims perform their devotions 'Woman—Oh well I am a mother, and must iu it! The author compared the account of Mo Love over it presided), follow my calling, children give pain but they ble from her husband. But her astonishment der me, since thou hast taken away from me, run errands for any one who would employ him, r and early in the morning he sallied forth from ses with the present aspect of ihe mountain, and v With meek and watchful awe, also give pleasure. exceeded every thing when she b} chance look all tliar I have in the world. Indeed his life was ed into the manger and saw a whole heap of gold of no more value to him in that moment than a the hovel where he had slept the night before, in observes, he and his parly had the satisfaction Its daily service guidetb, Numbernips—Fine pleasure to bear with their en leaves. If she had read the Greek popular broken glass. Numbernips however kept out of quest of employment. He walked but a few of reflecting, that the features of the country could And shows its perfect law ; bawling, to drag them and feed them. not have changed since the advent of the Israel ^If there thy faith shall fail the?, tales she would have quickly supposed that her his sight and hearing, Poor Stephen resolved, minutes in the strand, near Somerset House, Woman—In truth, sir, you do not know a mo ites dear goat had died of an indigestion like that of if he would not carry his basket home empty, when a gentleman met him and accosted him ; for though the general face of nature is ev If there no shrine be found, ther's joy, all her labor and fatigue is sweetened er varying, and destruction or decay effaces the What can thy prayers avail thee, King Medas; as it was she supposed something that he must gather up the fragments of glass, thus, "My lad, would 3"ou oblige me b}' carrying by one friendly look, the pretty smiles and lisp- of the sort. She sharpened her knife, cut open that he might exchange them at the glass-house, this note to Chancery Lane?" at the same time works of man, the firm and lonely desert, and With kneeling crowds around! ings of the little innocent creatures. If I look the granite mountain remain the same through Go ! leave thy gift unoffer'd the dead goat, and found in its stomach a lump for at least a pair of glass dishes for the beginning handing the note, with an English shilling, say only at the little gold headed fellow as lie hangs time—undisturbed, unshaken, Leaving Molmt Beneath Religion's dome, of gold as big as a greening apple, and another of a new trade. Melancholy as the merchant ing, "1 will give 3'ou ibis shilling for so doing."— on ine, the little flatterer, he is not crying now Curtiss insiantW took the mone3T, and punctual- Sinai, the summit of which the author reached, And be her first fruits profler'd 1 1 1a smaller one in the stomach of the kid, w^°°e ship and its lading, its men and mice 1 you see. Ob, ifTlmri 1 - - b""' T and proceeding northward, he camc to Sar^ff*"" At Home ! dear -vou'ifflRliui" nuuilP - 1 delivered 'he note to whom directed. On his Now she~iaiew no end to her riches, yet in have all been swallowed"up~ni 1»J •ml'ufSfhVg ill-K had an, where, on a smalLjaViV. he found a lift and carry any thing in working for you, dear return, he met a poor woman near the Temple possessing it, she began to feel a care how she ocean, he descended the mountain bearing with nuinbeToHscfiTdstone tablets, from five to eight DEFENCE OF HOE-CAKES. little creatures. should keep it. She bccame uneasy, fearful, him many hard thoughts and occupied withma- Bar, who apparently was in want, and, although Numhcrnips—Buthas your husband no hands but a bov, she solicited charity from him. Cur feet in height, three feet in width, and two in Dinah, in her kitchen seated felt her heart beat, knew not whether she had 113* speculations as to how he should make up thickness. The greater number was enclosed to work ? better put her treasure in the chest, or bury it in his loss and continue his business, lie at last tiss asked the supplicant what it was she had un By the oven's vapor fann'd, Woman—0,rlndeed he has, I feel them some der herarm, to which she replied by showing him by a wall, part of which remained, but some To herself these words repeated, the cellar. She began to be afraid of thieves recollected the goat which his wife had in the stood on mounts on the outside of the wall; times. and treasure diggers. She was not willing that stall, \ret she loved it like her children, and wil- a little white kitten ; he immediate^ offered her Sambo' letter in her hand : r within were several small chapels, erected at dif Numbernips—What, does your husband dare Stephen should know all, since she feared that lingh' he knew she would never part with it.— all the mone3 he had for it, being the shilling "Hang de fellow!—dis is 110 cake, to raise his hands, and against such a wife ? I he had just earned, with which she was much ferent periods, one of which had columns. The Lorry marey—what I say ? he would be carried away by avarice, take pos He resolved, however, upon this trick to prevent tablets were covered on all sides wit.li hiero- will break him of that trick, the murderer, session of the gold, and leave her and her child his loss-being known at home. He determined pleased. Curtiss then set off with his kitten for He has sent me dis here hoe-cake, IVbnian—(laughing)—You will have a great Charing Cross; on his way thither, a gentleman glyphics ; were erected by different kings ; and ~ To eat upon de weddin' day !" ren to starve. She reflected long how she should not to go back to his house in the daytime, but recorded some event that had occurred in a par many necks to break if you break the necks of manage the matter, but could not come to any at midnight to steal in, drive away the goat to met him near Exeter Change, not far from the all the husbands who abuse their wives—they Adelphi, who espying the kitten asked the lad ticular year of their reigns. The enclosure had Then she sigh'd, and mix'd the flour, conclusion. the Schmeidberg market, and spend the money certainly the appearance of a burying ground ; Itoll'd the stubborn, dough, and then are a poor race, and those who wed take sorrow The priest of the village was the patron of all for which he sold it in purchasing new wares— what it was he had under his ragged blanket?— to bed, but it must be borne, for why was I mar Curtiss told him it was a kitten. The gentle but the monuments were not sepulchral, nor was Nothing said, for near an hour, good wives who were oppressed—whom he al but on his return he would reproach and up there the slightest reference to the well known ried. man requested to look at ir, which lie did, and Save—"Heigho—dem men—dem men !" ways supported, either out of kindness, or be braid his wife for having through carelessness forms which are found on everj' tomb and Numbernips—If indeed 3'ou knew that the examined it most critically: then said lie 'my on Middle notes—the watchman's, mission— cause he considered them the weakest party, he suffered the. goat to be stolen in his absence.— every mummy-case. They appeared to be me Fun and frolic—hopes and fears— men were a bad race, you were much to blame gave them all due honor, and never suffered those With this well arranged plot, he threw the bro lad, 3?ou are very much mistaken, it is no kitten, when you married. but a white weasel; will you sell it?' Yes, sir, morials not of victories or national events, but. of Crowded on her mental vision, husbands who were strikers to misuse his spirit ken fragments in a heap near the village in a some private act of the Pharohs, who set them Woman —May be so, but Stephen was a brave said Curtiss, what will you'give ? Five Guin Till pots and plates dissolved in Icais! ual daughters, but if complaints of such treatment hedge, and awaited with great anxiety for the up.—Proceedings of the Geographical Society. lad, who had a good trade, and I was a poor girl reached his ear he laid a hard penance upon the hour of midnight in which he might rob himself. eas, said the gentleman. The Kitten, sir, is Simple girl!—but, see, she raises 7 "without a dowry. He came to me and asked unruly house tyrant, and always took the side of When twelve struck, he took his theivish path, 3*ours. Curtiss received the mone3 , delivered Her greas'd face—all's MOONSIII.VK now, IMPOSSIBILITY OF MAN'S FLYING.—We are ine to marry him, gave me a. wild man's dollar, the wife. Thus he had never spared the slaff'cf climbed over the low gate, opened the inner door over the kitten to the stranger, then walked off Marvel not—she loves like blazes, so in the habit of seeing birds fly, and they fly and the bargan was made. He afterwards took penance over the grumbling Stephen, hoping by and went in with a beating heart to the goat's with his guineas in his pocket. The day follow Gaze upon that sable brow. r with such apparent ease that we are apt to over the dollar awa} from me, but I have the wild means of it to drive his ill humor out of the house. stall; he was fearful lest his wife should find ing, Curtiss (who by the by, was a very handsome Now she pulls her knotted TKKSSKS, look the many mechanical difficulties that have man still. The good woman hastened to this comforting little boy,) hastened to Cambourn alley to pro Smiles, and turns the hoe-cake o'er, him engaged in such wicked doings. Con tray to be overcome by their organization, But Numbernips—Perhaps you have made him soul curer, repeated to him her adventure with to the usual custom, the stall was open, which cure for himself proper and respectable clothing when attempts have been made b3' men to con To the jmoke her love confesses, wild by your obstinacy. that he might appear as well dressed as any of Which she ne'er has done before. Numbernips, told how he had helped her to a surprised him, though it gave him pleasure, for struct flying apparatus, or even accomplish the Woman—Oh he has driven that all out of me great treasure,and what anxiety she felt aboutit— he found in the neglect a sort of justification of the respectable boys in London, which lie lully apparently "much simpler object of directing a Hush !—she speaks again !—oh, hear her, I assure you. He is a violent fellow. If I be she proved the truth of her story by showing the his designs. But he found the stall all empt}' accomplished with two guineas. Being thus baloon, which floats buoyantly without any ef "Sambo, I am ALL ver own! haved like an angel he would be more furious in whole treasure which she had brought along and bare; there was nothing there with life genteelly equipped,jind hearing the bells ring- fort, because it is filled with gas specifically Tink my' fection more sincerer, the house than you good Numbernips are in the with her. The Priest crossed himself at the and breath, neither goat nor kid. In the first ingfordivine service at White Hall, where King lighter than the atmosphere, the altempters found For hoe-cake and you alone!" mountain, and then he tells me of my poverty wonderful occurrence, rejoiced heartily at the terror he '-bought some m°re adroit thief had been Charles the first was beheaded by that arch hy that the3T would require to go a long time to school and that stops my tongue. If I had brought wit h Sambo sought the dusky maiden, fortune of the poor woman, and turned his cap before, hiiti, for- mislortunes_seldom_come_ sin: pocrite and tyrant, Oliver Cromwell, he repair.- 1 me a portion, I would stand my ground better /]''^YnYfIfB fvib)ecTs."" Jt flying ap Pressed her to his heart for life— Sijfais'a'hft tt heavy sadness came over iiim that from the lips of the Lord Bishop of Durham, r with him 1assure you. , , ,, . feral- cfiw-r paratus, to be moved b3 the human arms, i3, And with lo\e and hoe-cake laden, - jSumoer/aps—Vv hat is your husband s Liaue 1 wealth, and also to find means to prevent the ill- this last attempt to renew his traffic had failed who on that, occasion delivered an excellent ser like the kindred fancy of a perpetual motion, a They.became—LIKE MAS AND WIFE! r Woman—He is a glass trader. His calling humored Stephen from getting it into his hands. him. mon. On leaving the Ro3 al Chapel, a lady, physical impossibilty ; and the attempt to con Do my readers ask, "Sir poet, makes him cross, sometimes. The poor fellow After he had considered the matter for some After-the bus3r Elsy had come back from the apparently of great distinction dropped her white struct one, is one of those absurdities into which Wherefore spin a yarn so long?" bears his heavy loads from Bohemia, year out, time, he said, listen my daughter. I will give you priest, she had employed herself very carefully cambric handkerchief, which young Curtiss ob men are apt to fall in the infancy of knowledge | To instruct you—and I'll show it; and year in. If he breaks a glass on the way I good counsel. Weigh the gold that I may keep in making preparations to receive her husband served as it fell. He instantly picked it up, ran when they have vanity enough to lead them Mark me well, yc wooing throng; and the poor young ones must suffer, but love it faithfully for you. I will then write a letter with a good feast, to which she had invited her to the carriage just as it was going to drive off, wrong, but want ihe requsite knowledge for keep Don't send your fair a sugar-show cake, blows do no great damage. in the Italian language which shall say, that your friend the priest. He was to take along with and preseuted to the owner the handkerchief, ing them right. Even if the aims could be trim If you truly, fondly feel; Numbcrnij)s—But can you love your husband brother who years ago went into foreign parts him a mug of spiced wine, and at the cheerful (who proved to be her grace the Dutchess of De med to perfect wings, bearing the same propor Send your love a real hoe-cake when he abuses you so? was in the Venitian service, and then sailed to feast to announce to Stephen the news of his vonshire.) The politeness and gallantry of the tion to the weight of the human bod}' as those of r itjtade o' the very best of meal! W/umun—Why not ? Indeed, is he not ray India, where he died and left all his wealth by wife's legacy, and upon what conditions she bo3 was highly pleasing to her grace, and she the bird of powerful flight have to its weight, children's father. That makes up for all, and will to you, on condition that the Priest of the was to share it. Towards evening she looked directed him to take a place in her carriage, that there are not in the human body any muscles by WAR AND LOVE. they will pay for all our troubles when they parish shall take carc of it for 3^011, that it ma3r anxiously out at the window, to see whether she might inquire into his situation and circum which such wings could receive any thing of a The boy most readly accepted of this War and Love have various cares: grow up. be for 3*0111" sole use. I desire neither pa3r nor Stephen was coming, went out of the door in her stances. flying motion. Then, if that difficuly could be kind offer, and had the honor of remaining in her I^Var sheds blood and Love sheds tears; Numbernips—Poor comfort, children reward thanks from 3'ou, 011I3' consider that you owe the impatience, looked up the street with her black got the better of which it is evident it could not; Tar has swords and Love has darts ; their parents with trouble and care indeed! The holy Church a thank offering for the blessing eyes, and wondered what kept him so late; and Grace's Palace until she placed him in the the spine would bend and the body cant over Westminister School—where b3r her bounty and KVar breaks heads and Love breaks hearts. last drop of comfort will be drained from your heaven has bestowed upon 3'ou, and dedicate a when night came, her care and anxiety follow and tumble to the ground 011 whatever part hap cup, when the Emperor sends them far away in rich mass robe to the vestry. This advice pleas ed her into her bedroom ; and she thought not of goodness he received an excellent education.— pened to be the heaviest. Or if this again could kVar makes foes, Love makes friends, his army to be killed by the Turks. ed the woman greatly ; she promised the Priest her supper, and no sleep visited her eyes until As he grew up, lie was distinguished for talents be got the better of, man is not adapted foi breath- War's soon o'er, Love never ends; Woman—Oh lie ! that does not trouble me : the robe, he weighed conscientiously in her pre morning, when she fell into a restless slumber. and worth, so much so, as to become a member ingon the wing, and thus the circulation would kVar makes wrath, Love makes strife; if they die, 'tis for their E mperor and country, in sence the gold to the last drachm, placed it in tae Poor Stephen was not less tired and troubled of Parliament, where he did himself great, hon stop, and there would be an end of the flyer in kVar takes wealth, and Love takes lile ; their proper calling. But if they live, they get Church treasury, and the woman took leave of in the stall. He had so little strength and spir or, particularly in advocating the abolition of the the very beginning of his flight. In short, it American slave trade. In the recess of Parlia War moves bold, Love moves sly; booty and gladden their parent's hearts. liim with a gay and light heart. it left, that he dared not knock at the door. At may be said without fear of contradiction, that no Upon this, Numbernips began again to traffiek Numbernijjs was no less the patron of the wo last lie aroused himself, knocked, and said in a ment, Mr. Curtiss visited the watering place at addition to the human body could make man a War makes us rave, Love makes us cry; Margate, where b3' mere accident he iell in com War's ruled by men, Love's rul'd by ihcTair ; for the boy ; but: she gave him no answer, crowd man than the parish priest, but it was with this sad tone—Dear wife, awake and open the door flyer. If the study of the structure of birds had ed the leaves into her basket, tied the little screa difference—the latter honored the female sex to your husband. As soon as El.-53' heard his pany with a most beautiful and accomplished no other effect than the preventing of such fan War needs many soldiers, Love needs but a pair. r mer fast to her belt, and Numbernips turned as particularly (as he said) because the virgin Ma voice, she sprung like a dart from her couch, 3'oung lad3 , about twent3' 3'ears of age—by name cies as these—fancies which, like the other ab if lie was going to leave her, but as licr load was ry belonged to it, without having ai^' predilec opened the door, and embraced her husband Deodama, who possesed eveiy grace and virtue, surdity mentioned, still useless—it would be TAL.ES OF THE IXARTZ. very heavy, she called him back and said, I tion for any individual maiden, which might with joy, but he returned her hearty embraces that man could wish or desire, to make him hap worthy of our attention. The author of this have called 3-011 once before, help me up, and il have brought reproach on his good name—Num in a cold and hasty manner, set down his bas py. On declaring to her his passion ; Deodama sketch remembers long ago, a case in which a ket, and threw himself sullenly on a bench.-— was equalhr pleased with Mr. Curtiss, who was voung man, in a small country town, had got A LEGEND OF NUMBERNIPS, you would do me any further kindness, give the bernips on the other hand, hated the whole hu boy who pleases you so much a Good Friday man race on account of one girl who had jilted When the gay wife saw his sad countenance, it of an elegant form—grace, manner, and most so much of the formal and colloquial part of sci (AVERT CELEBRATED GERMAN FAIRY.) penny to buy him a couple of biscuits. To-mor- him, though his humor had now taken a mild went to her heart. What troubles you, husband manly beaut3'. It was agreed between them ence, that he was looked upon as a prodigy, and Translated from the German. row the lather comes home, and will bring us tone, and induced him to protect and be gracious said she, surprised, whatis the matter? He an that it should be made kown to the father oi the among other things, a very Archimedes in me lady; which was done. The father not only One day as Numbernips was sunning himself some white bread from Bohemia. I will help to one single little woman. As much as the good swered 011I3' by sighs and groans. She contin chanics. Earth could not set bounds to his am you up, said Numbernips, but if you will not wife had won his heart by licr feelings and her ued to question him about the cause of his trou gave his consent to their union, but also settled bition, and he would needs fly ; so after months in the corner of his old garden, which was now upon his daughter twenty thousand pounds ster like any other part of the Hartz mountain, there give me the boy, you shall have 110 pemty.— conduct, so much also was lie displeased with ble, and his heart was so full he could not long of labor, he produced a pair of wings, and Very well said the woman and went her way. the rude Stephen, and felt a great longing to conceal his misfortune from his trust3r wife.— ling, and appointed Mr. Curtiss her trustee. On mounting to the top of a barn at his father's farm Ine trotting gaily along a woman who attrac- the day of her marriage, he put a diamond ring his attention. She had one child in her arms, The farther she went, the heavier grew her revenge the good woman upon him, to play him When she found that Numbernips had been yard, spread them for flight, and shot boldly in basket, and every ten steps she had to take breath. a trick that would vex and worry him, and playing him a trick, she understood the good in 011 the finger of his beloved daughter, of the val to the air; but no shot pigeon, or even pig of carried one on her back, she led one by the ue of two thousand guineas, as a token of his love id and a somewhat larger boy bore along a She thoughtfsomething was out of the way, and thereby make him so humble that the good wife tentions of the Spirit, and could hardly repress lead, was more true to the perpendicular, for the that perhaps Numbernips had played her a trick should have her wish and get the upper hand in her laughter, which would have displeased, poor and affection, which ring had some time previ wines barely saved him from a dangerous fall. ivy basket, which was to be filled with greens ously been presented to him by the great. Cath the cow. A mother, thought Numbernips, and hid a heavy stone among her leaves. So the house. For this purpose he saddled the Stephen. He did not take notice of her seem Mudie's Natural History of Birds. r arine, Empress of Russia. To Mr. Curtiss, he good creature to be sure, she drags on her she put her basket down on the next fence and morning wind, set out and galloped over moun ing gaiet3 , but asked anxiously about the Goat. presented a Bank Note of the Bank of England- medicine, emptied it. But their fell out leaves only and tain and valle3'", spied like an outrider all the This amused the good woman still more, for she In the chief tonics are bitter. The four children, waits upon them without a mur- of live thousand pounds, observing at the same misfortunes of life are intended to act as such. mer, even if she has the weight of the basket lie- no stone. Then she filled it half up, and put roads and cross paths of Bohemia, and when he saw he had been sp3'ing about the house. ^ AY by r time, "Mr. Curtiss, I verily believe that you When a long series of prosperities have left the side. These thoughts made him wish to have as many leaves in hrer apron as it would hold, saw a wanderer with a load he was behind him are 3 ou concerned about my Goat, said she: but soon it grew too heavy again, and she was and watched him as narrowly as the owner of a 3-0u have not yet asked about the children ? The have the greatest love and esteem for nw belov energies of our nature inactive—when the sun some talk with the good woman. She set the ed Deodama, my only child, and she having has shone so long and so brightly that we ba6k l-'t children down on the grass and stripped some obliged to throw away some more, which made basket looks after its contents. In this way it goat is carried off to pasture, perhaps—leave off the stout woman wonder greatly, for she had of was impossible for the heavy laden Stephen to vexing yourself about the malicc of Numbernips; signified to me her attachment for you, I give thanklessly in its beams and with scarce a con leaves from the bushes. In a little while the her to you for your wife. But first I must tell sciousness of its beauty—then comes on the low baby began to grow tired and to cry. The moth ten carried home much larger quantities of grass escape. At the hour of vespers came along a who knows but he will still make up your loss to 37ou in some other and better wayl You you, Ml". Curtiss, that, independent of your great ering sky of the approaching tempest—then er left off her work, played and frolicked with and never felt such fatigue. Nevertheless she stout man with a great pack on his back. Un r set her household in order when she got home, der his heavy steady step the burden that he car may wait long enough for that, said the despe worth and talents, 3 ^^ have strongei claims to comes on sickness, the loss of friends, pecuniary _tlie children, took the little one up, jumped about me for my beloved daughter, than any- other gen losses, disappointment hopes, unexpected fears sang to it, at last rocked it to sleep in her threw the leaves to the goat and little kid, gave ried was heard to sound. The watcher was re rate man. Oh! said the wife, good often comes tleman whomsoever. —and then it is that the dormant powers of our lis and returned to her work. Soon the flies the children their supper, put them to sleep, said joiced as he saw him at a distance, that his prey unlooked for—take courage, Stephen, to be sure, r "The facts are these—when Deodama com- noble faculties are stimulated—our sympathies, her evening prayers, and quickly and gailysunk was now secure, and roused himself to do his } ou have, no glass, and i have no goat, but we the little sleeper and lie began his music municatcd to me, that an attachment subsisted herself to slumber. best. The panting Stephen had nearly gained have four stout children, and four stout, arms to our fortitude, our reliance on GOD. in ; but the mother did not grow impatient; between you and her, I applied to her grace the went into the woods and picked strawber- The first red of the morning, and the waking the top of the mountain, the last swell of it alone feed them and ourselves: these are all our wealth. r Dutchess of Devonshire, your friend and patron- SUBSTITUE FOR IVREOSOTE.—The Boston baby, who called for his breakfast with a loud remained before him, and then his way home God have merc3 , cried the sorrowful man. it the Is and raspberries, and put the smallest child ness, to make some enquiry of her grace into Medical and Surgical Journal states, that a voice, disturbed the healthy slumbers of the bu would be all down hill. So he strove to gain goals are gone; then throw the four babies into her breast. This motherly management your history and character. The Dutchessgave French Physician has discovered that obstinate sy wife and called her to her daily labor. She the summit, but the mountain was steep and his the water, I can never feed them. Well then, I leased Numbernips much, but the little cryer, me, with other matters perfectly satisfactory, the cutaneous affections, and cancerous ulcerations, went first, according to her custom, with her load heavy. He was forced more than once to can, said Els3r. no had ridden on his mother's back would not most irrefragible proof of your being the identi may be successful^' treated with soot, instead of milk pail to the goat's stall—what a dreadful sight. rest, and put; his knotty staff'under the basket to At this moment the good priest came in; he contented, he was a naughty, violent boy, cal boy of whom I purchased theWlnte Weasel, the expensive article oi Kreosotc. Ihe lotion is |rew away the berries that his kind mother of- The good old goat, who nourished the family take oil"its heavy weight while he wiped off the had heard the conversation while he stood at the door. So he look up the word, and preach near Exeter Change in the Strand out of wdiich I made by boiling two large handfuls of soot in a red him and then cried for them to eat. At with milk, lay there stiff and cold, her feet sweat that stood in great drops on his forehead. piut of water for half an hour, and then straining stretched out already dead, but the kid was roll After stretching his strength to the utmost, he ed Stephen a sermon on the text that the love of m-ade my fortune, as follows:—I disposed of1113' ;t she grew impatient, and called out, come White Weasel to the great Bashaw of Egv'pt in it, , This is applied four times, or oftner, a day. lumbernips and take away this screamer. Im- ing its eyes in its head, stretched out its tongue, reached the top, and a fine straight path led money is the root of all evil, and after he had with sufficient sharpness explained the law, he exchange for ten hogsheads of opium, w'hicli I pdiately Numbernips took the figure of a coal- and shewed by man}' signs that it was near dy down the other side. In the middle of the path SIMILES.—ll hope I don't intrude,' as the knife announced to him the g'ood news of his wife's sold in the old city of Byzantium, which was Ian, stepped up to the woman and said—Here ing. Such a misfortune had never happened to lay a pine tree, which had been cut down, but said to the o}'ster. 'Come in,' as the spider said legac3% took out the Italian letter and interpre built bv a colony ot Athenians, (no./ -vulgarly jam, what would you have? The woman the good woman since she had been a housekeep the stump was left standing as straight as a can to the fly. 'Come on,' as the roan said to his ted the contents of it, that the present priest, oi the called "Constantinople,) to a great tea merchant very much frightened at this sudden appear- er; struck dumb with fear, she sunk down on a dle, and as smooth as the top of a table, and all boot. 'You make me blush,' as the lobstercried \ Jce, but she was a brave hearted woman, and bundle of straw, put her apron before her eyes, around it was the green grass. This sight was parish was to be the executor of the will, and of Canton, in the East Indies, and received teas and spices of that country in payment for the out in the boiler. # Ion gathered courage. I called you just now, that she need not see the pain of the kid, and so inviting to the traveller and so convenient for that he had already received the money into his 'Do you like novels!' said a Miss Languish to lid she, to still the children, but as they are sighed deeply. Unhappy woman, thought she, a resting plnce, that he immediately deposited safe hands. opium—my tea and spices I shipped, and brought them safe to London,(the queen, of all cities.) her up country lover.' 'I can't say,' answered |w quiet I do not need you, though I am much and where will my rude husband begin when his loaded baskct on the stump, and stretched Stephen stood stupified at the news, and rr\:;d he, 'for I never ate any; but I tell you what, [liged to you for your kindness. Do you know he comes home; the blessing of God in this world himself opposite to it 011 the soft grass. Here he do nothing but bow, as the priest from time to which in a short time after their arrival I had the good fortune to sell to a London East India Com- I'm tremendous at a young 'possum!' Id the old follow, that people do not call me is gone from me. In a moment she drove this thought over how much clear gain his wares lime mentioned the mighty Republic of V enice, If you will destroy your own repose, disturb |re unpunished ? I hold you to your word, thought from her mind—If the dear goat was thy would bring him this time, and found after a and took off'his cap as he did so; at last he em pan3', for one plumb, aiiasone hundred thousand braced pounds sterling, which was paid me in specie at that of your neighbor. , r , . re me the screamer that I may eat him, I have only blessing from God what is thy Stephen, and close calculation, that if he did not spend a sin- most tenderly his wife, and from that In marriage, prefer the person before wealth* |t met with'so nice a bit for a long time. As what are thy children ? She was ashamed that pie penny in the house, but depended on the time Stephen was the most pleasant husband, the the Bank of England. Under all these circum stances, Mr. Curtiss, I could not refuse you my virtue before beauty, and the mind before the said this, he stretched out his hand to take the she had been so hasty. Let all the wealth in skilful hands of his wife for food and clothing, kindest father, and most careful provider, for idle body—then you have a friend and a companion* the world go, said she, I have my husband and he should make enough tobii3' him an ass in the ness had never been his fault. beloved daughter, and at my death I sbalHeave you and her £ill my fortune, which is considera jA^ a hen when she sees a hawk hovering high my four children—The fountain of milk for my Schmeidberg Market, and to load him. The The honest priest from time to lime changed Since Colonel Crockett has made known his lthe air, or the wicked wolf creeping into the nursling is notdriedup, and there iswaterin the thought of how gaily in future he should load the gold into money, and hought with it a good ble.—-Go and be happy. determination not to be a candidate for the Free- Ird, first calls her chicks into the secure hen well for the rest—And if Stephen is angry and his beast and trudge along by his side, came to farm on which Stephen and Elsy lived the restof JOURNEY TO MOUNT SINAI.-"The last two idency, he has taken the cognomen of th© Urea* pp, then ruffles her feathers, speads out her him at the time when his shoulders were smar their life. The remainder of the money he put treats me ill, it is no matter, I shall lose nothing chapters of Major Felix's account of a journey DecUaed- " )gs and begins with her strong foe, an unequal ting under the pain of the load, and was so to interest., and guarded the capital of his parish by it. The harvest is near at hand, I can go to Mount Sinai were read. The convent on the btest, so did the woman seize the black coal- agreeable to him that he continued the train of ioner as carefully as the treasures of the church, after a Iap«e; and reap, and in winter I will spin till late mid mount was founded by Instinian, who endowed it The field of battle at WaferJpo, Jn fiercely by the beard, doubled her fist, and night,—so I shall be able to buy another goat, it. If I once get an ass said he, a horse will never taking any reward for his services but the of 19 years, is remarkable for~ r'its its e:extreme feytil- Mass Robes] which Elsy took care to make so with the whole peninsula of Sinai. When Ma " ' rank color' of jte neb crops oe 3d out, monster, you must first tear my moth- and if I get her, I shall have the kid without soon follow, and when I get a horse in the stall, sligion 7 heart from my body before yon take away doubt. I shall soon get a patch-of cround fo raise his splendid,tha^an Archbishop won homet V/23 sp: Vty' y human ,gQ: c, ear.Che is tain to have spared a I child. Numbernips had not expected eo vi- As she thought thue, she dried up her tears, hay upon -from one field .1 shall come to have ed of them. sword ever th
, 1 — (T?» The Whig Meeting held at the Hotel of The Tory press appears very desirous of We beg leave to express our sense of the From, the New Haven Palladium. Resolved, That this country owes to the firm, George Selleck, on Tuesday evening last, anac- charging upon the Senate the loss of the Fortifi- kindness and attention of the Hon. Gideon Tom- THE JACKSON CANDIDATES FOR timely, and able defense of the Constitution in count of which is given in the proceeding col- cations Bill. The facts themselves prove the linson, member of the U. S. Senate from this CONGRESS. ** terposed by the Senate of the United States, and umn, wos highly respectable, unanimous, and in contrary. That bill, before the three millions State, in sending us, during the past session, va Never has there been before the people of Con its uniform and effectual opposition to the en- the fullest sense of the word, large-for the were tacked to it, had been passed in the Se- rious public documents, upon the many impor necticut a weaker Congress ticket than that now croachmepts of the Executive Power, its present presented by the Jackson party. Look at it lea room could afford accommddations for no more, nate and sent to the House, at least eight days tant subjects which have come before that body. hopes of liberty and success. der, and if you know any thing of the character All present concurred in the opinion that the before the adjournment; thus leaving ample 03= We ask permission to repeat a request or abilities of the men composing it, you will Resolved, That the Whigs have, after a ma Whigs had no cause for fear. This appeared time for its arrangement. But with the view to say we speak the words of truth and soberness; ture and deliberate examination, the fullest as formerly made, that our advertising patrons— to be the settled, considerate and calm reflection put into the hands of the Executive the^ is- there is NOR WALK GAZETTE. surances of a triumphant majority at the en for whose favors we are always grateful—would of every mind, which was shown neither in the cretionary employment of three millions of dol- ZALMON WILDMAN, of Danbury, whose thirst suing election in this state; and that to secure send in their notices, whenever practicable, on for office is insatiate and ungovernable. He TUESDAY MARCH 17, 1835. hurrah nor uproar of the servants of his majes- lars, with the implied understanding that it might so desirable an object, we will neglect no honor Saturday. The press of mattef on Monday fre has resorted to all the artsof the practised dema Andrew the first. It was not composed of be used to forward the prospects of Mr. Van Bu- able means. quently forces them out. First come, first served. gogue to effect his purpose ; but as he has not men fresh from the influence of a pot house cote-' ren at the elections and strengthen the hands ol sufficient talent or cunning to hide his designs, WHIG Resolved, That a general meeting of the Whig ha has disgusted even those who are generally DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN rieoran electioneering ramble; but of quiet, de- the party in power, our relations with France From the N. Y. Evening Start Electors of this town be called at this place on WAR OR PEACE.—It is seldom that we quote but little disposed to censure intrigue. He will termined, and well informed, tradesmen and and the hurry and confusion incident to the last HomsMBosa. the Friday evening (April 3d,) preceding the from the Journal of Commerce,- but the followi & receive the smallest vote where he is best farmers, just from the field, the shop and theVo- 1 day of the session, were taken advantage of, and election. is the conclusion of a very sensible article in • known. FOR GOVERNOR, mestic fireside. Their meeting was cordial, not j the amendment sent to the Senate to inveigle CHARLES THOMAS, Chairman. ply to some folly of the Evening Post: i ANDREW T. JUDSON, of Canterbury is one SAMUEL A. FOOTE, "The Post may cry coward asit likes. Bef i t* EDWIN LOCKWOOD, ? . noisy; social, not bacchanal; and conducted that body into its adoption. But, the clear of the small beer politicians, a man of perfumes EOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, SECRDARIES we make up our minds to a war with Fran and essences, soft words and effeminate actions. A. E. BEARD. S throughout as became the land of steady habits, |sighted members penetrated the flimsy artifice THADDEUS BETTS. we shall have the courage to inquire whet; •t An old democrat, upwards of 70 years of age, FOR TREASURER, decently and in order. These are the men who J at once; and, not until the amount was reduced the honor about which we are to fight, is reeiiy gave in this city in a few words one of the best EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.—It would be ask think and then vote—and vote understanding^,' to eight hundred thousand dollars and specifical- of the kind to be worth what it will cost. V. e sketches of Andrew T. Judson that we have ISAAC SPENCER. FOR SECRETARY, ing too much of the Tory party to require them and with the single view to their country's good ; ^ ly appropriated, did they consent to its adoption shall contemplate this happy country exuberant" yet heard. The old gentleman remarked that with prosperity, and its free and generous sons THOMAS PAY. to reconcile their pretended dislike of monopo who have no darling schemes of party or per- j But the committee from the House, wanted not ne knew him from his infancy. "When he making all earth and ocean teem with their en- _ was a boy," said he "he was little puff— now lies, monied aristocracies, and incorporated soci FOR CONGRESS, sonal advancement; no pledged candidate from only the whole of the original amount, but also terprise, in peace; and its cities deserted, its- that he is a man, he is big puff" eties, with their support of that monstrous anom- NOYES BARBER, whom to expect private favors; n" political hob-' that the President should dispose of it as it might commerce annihilated, its merchants ruined, and DOCTOR LAUNCF.LOT PHELPS, of Barkham- oly in our government—that giant of monopo its citizens slaughtered in war. We shall turn our' 8tead, we leave to the electors of Litcefield coun JOHN M. HOLLY, bies to ride for the amusement of their masters ; suit his views, without reference to any particu EBENEZER JACKSON, JR. lies and aristocracics—an uncontrolled and al eyes on our institutions of religion and learning, ty. We believe him to be a harmless inoffen but men of stern, unbending integrity, equally lar object. Hence they refused to report until growing up on all sides, in peace, and vice and sive man ; as well qualified for Congress as for JOSEPH TRUMBULL, ^ most unlimited Executive Patronage. When SAMUEL TWEEDY, above the want and the desire of office. And the hour of dissolution had passed ; and the bill violence domineering in war. We shall look the Presidency. The doctor would be as much John Quincy Adams was President of the Unit of such men we have a good round majority in was lost. No sophistry can gainsay these fact at the allpervading supremacy of oar laws,- in astonished to find . himself in Congress as his EBENEZER YOUNG. ed States, we find the then democratic party this town-in this district-in this county; and These three millions of dollars, placed at the peace, and the danger to those laws by the in neighbors would be to see him there. crease of military forces and the eclat of military ELISHA HALEY, of Groton, is, we believe, a SENATORS. taking the same grounds that the Whigs take when we include the county, we include the unlimited disposal of the Executive, would give lOto District, THOMAS B. OSBORNE, favorites in war. We shall look at the prospect* good Universalist; a great enemy to every thing now; with this difference, that, in 1826, when State. Connecticut is safe. It is impossible to him the power of deciding upon the question of such as it may be, of obtaining five millions of that in his quixotic mind smacks of Church and 11th do. STARR FERRY, Thomas H. Benton made his famous report, think otherwise. The tricks, tales, false esti- war or peace with France ; and of bringing into dollars by peace, and the certainty of its loss, State. We know not however how he gets 12th do. CHARLES HAWLEY. breathing the same republican spirit that Mr mates, scandal, bragging, boasting, of the tories ^e most efficient instruments of with five millions more, by war. And finally, along with the Rev. O. B. Brown and the Post WHIG MEETING. whoever may cry coward, we shall look^ at Office. In consequence of his religious views Calhoun's does now, exeevtive patronage had not party, to achieve the moral subjugation of the At a meeting of the Democratic Republican are all understood all set down at their max- France, our old and faithful friend, contributing he is considered by those who think as he thinks, been exercised to one thousandeth part of the ex whole country. It would be practically assent Electors of the town of Norwalk, at the Hotel of imum value. in no small degree to our happiness and honor as a very liberal minded man ; he is one of the tent it since has under Gen. Jackson. No such ing to the claims put forth in his Protest of ju in peace,—but with a warlike population triple original Jackson men ; is no twadler, but ex George Selleck, on Tuesday evening last, Mr. things as the Post Office abuses, the appoint IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.—We understand risdiction over the military, naval, civil, and our own, a well disciplined army of three hun tremely bitter towards all who happen to differ Charles Thomas in the Chair, and Messrs. Ed dred thousand men, and a powerful navy, ready- from him in opinion, especially on religious sub ments, the removals, the disgraceful quarrels information has been received from Albany, di monetary force ofthe country. It would, in fact, win Lockwood and A. E. Beard, Secretaries, to be let loose oponour coast in war, defended as jects ; he has however more common sense than the extravagance, the pretensions to almost so rect, by some of the faithful, that the Tory ticket be virtually conceding to liim the sceptre and we are with half armed fortifications, and an ar a score of such men as Andrew T. Judson. after hearing the report of the Delegates to the vereign power, the direction of men's consciences, will have a majority of twenty seven—not to the crown. And these were beyond question my nominally consisting of six thousand men. SAMUEL INGHAM, of Saybrook is "twaddleum- State Conuention; two persons to represent this It is idiotism not to reflect on all these things be- dee twaddleumdum ;" he is one of the fencertien the doctrines of abject subserviency to the Pre mention fractions—in this town at the election the objects of what the party arc pleased to term town in the next general assembly were ballot fore we take irretrievable steps in pursuit of that —was lately denounced as such by the Hart sident, were known, or anticipated, unless bjr |n Ajvril npvt. No^hodv else has the news. ^ a^jlnpfttfnti"ISAAC TOUCEY, OP CHARLES W. TAYLOR, of Saugatuck, The evils then so strongly deprecated by that of the executive shall drive this country into a whether there may not be some mistake; and a number of gentlemen who solicit his consent about and we must rely on the Hartford Times were chosen> and nominated by a unanimous Senator, he has been instrumental in bringing war with France, the journals in the service of for a description of his character. It appears whether the estimate might not have been made to run for the Presidency, says—"The person government will be loud in their cry of"nation- vote of the Meeting as the Whig candidates of about; and now, as if to prove their paternity, that Luther Loomis was the candidate of the to prove that the tory ticket would receive twen who would refuse to accept such an office if of alhonor"—"insult toourJlag"—"cowardlyyeace twaddlers in Hartford County, and that John the town for that office. he supports them. The whole tory party con party"—"traitors," &c. &c. ! but they will fail ty seven votes, and fractions, as the whole fered by the people of the United States, ought M. Niles was the candidate of the Times party. Committees of vigilence were then appointed cur with him. Those powers, the abuse of in their objects. If war is unavoidable, the amount of tickets polled ? For, although in the to have a much stronger hold upon the public whole nation will carry it on; there will be no As neither party could procure the nomination for the different districts, and the Chairman and which, were to denote the approaching dissolu opinion than I can ever hope to possess." Now division among the people ; no two parties in a of their favorite man, the disaffected of both par tion of the Union, or its total absorption into the language of Mr. Cambreleng, "figures don't lie," ties turned upon Toueey, and he became Secretaries authorised to apprise them of their we have read this sentence over some half a contest for the safety of the country ; we shall executive functions of one man, are now defend it might prove to have been some such error as all act, to a man, becoming Americans; painful the choice of the Convention by a majority of election. dozen times; we have read it backwards and one. It is pretended by some that both factions On motion, the Chair appointed a committee ed in their fullest, broadest, most tyrannical and was committed by the N. Y. Times, when as as such a conflict is, there must be, there will be forwards, and sideways, and as Davy Crockett no shrinking from it; thevVar will be unanimous are satisfied ; yet others say'that the breach in of five to draft a series of resolutions for the con unjust exercise. If it'were prudent and expedi serting that ten out of six of our Candidates for the party is wider than ever. We now proceed says, slantindicular; we have turned it into ly carried on, and the censure on this adminis-j sideration of the meeting. The following were ent to restrict them under the mild, economical Congress were presidents of banks. to the extract from the Hartford Times which rhyme, and asked criticism to beat time to the t'ration will be equally us unanimous—the aide« and equal administration of John Quincy Ad- Our active tory politicians remind us of the and abetters in driving us into the conflict wifl exhibits the political character of the candidate then reported, and adopted by acclaim. chorus; we have reduced it into its elementary of Hartford County, who has now become & pa Resolved, That we cordially approve the spir airs, what shall we say of their restriction now ? lottery venders in New York, who were in the be put down by the decided voice of public opiiH tent democrat. practice of putting up their flaming hand bills principles of the alphabet by the analysis of log ion, but the country will be sustained. We sa^J it of unanimity and mutual concession which "Where are the democrats of that day 1 In the this now, because the honest and patriotic efl'ortM From the Hartford^Times, of March 25th, 1S23. just before a drawing, with large letters display ic ; we have applied the square and the com distinguished the proceedings of the members of Tories of this. "In the two most efficient operations in get pass, and run it over by one of neighbor Clark's made by the true frinds of the couutry to mairB ting up the opposition in this town to Major the State Convention at New Haven ; and that The following passages are taken by the New ing the capital prizes—"Now is the time! two tion peace, construed by the collar presses aH stop-watches; and yet we cannot discover that Seymour as Senator are Noah A. Phelps and we will unite in the use of every proper exer York American, from the Report of Mr. Benton. blanks to a prize ! Ten thousand dollars for five "truckling to a foreign power"—"surrendering ISAAC TOUCEY. As to the former gentle essential property in it, which is usually regar the rights of the country." While peace, there* tion to secure the success of the ticket presented Let them be read with attention. —shares in proportion ! All the prizes sold at man we shall go no further for the present into ded as entering into the composition df senten fore, exists, let us cherish its blessings by continH this office!" The placards had their effect; ually calling the attention of the people to thH the development of his political character and by them to the electors of this state. The extracts commence after an enumeration ces written by great men, to wit—sense; not conduct than we have in our paper of this week* Resolved, That in no instance will we suffer of the names and compensation of the Custom for people will be duped by such specious evils of war. There is a large class of peoplB But it is necessary to inform the public who House officers in the city of New York: calculations. But, mark the rezult; like the common sense, or good sense, or nonsense, mere who have uothing to lose, and who are loud foH any personal feeling or consideration to weaken war; yet these very men on whom this adminl Isaac Toueey is. About four years since be "A formidable list, indeed! Formidablein num tory twenty-seven majority, they had taken the ly—but any kind of meaning. he came in to this town from Fairfield County, our interest in the common cause of liberty and To be sure we find it put into large capitals istration mainly relies for support, have in realH bers, and still more from the vast amount of wrong numbers, and their golden expectations and opened his office as a young FEDERAL democracy at the approaching election; and mouey in their hands. The action of such ity much, have every thing to lose by war, vizB in the letter, as if to invite admiration or a so the means of earning bread for their families. LAWYER. He called upon a number of the that, putting aside, for the time, all local jea body of men, supposing them to be animated by came up blanks. lution, we know not which ; and, therefore we When the President seized upon the public deH oldest and most thoroughgoing federal lawyers lousies or private predilections, we will agree in one spirit, must he trememdous in an-election; It is a double loss to throw away our votes on suppose we have no right to find fault. It is posites, and a loss of public confidence and a in town to whom he had letters, and positively and that they will be so animated, is fa proposi- a losing and a bad cause. and unreservedty declared his politics FEDE- every patriotic endeavour to continue the go- -~'*»i-nipless, our individual opinion that some scarcity of money ensued, who suffered ? Th« over'a"man's"suppdrCfias alway^TfeeT:* — x- KEisuom ur unsiuu.—The Govenor and poor mechanic—the poor laborer—the poor work® ceptiblfTof the fullest proof, but it is a fact that one of our literary societies—trie I'm r>cia Kap sponsible hands, and to sustain it in the election admitted to be power over his trill. The Pres Senate of New-York have turned out all the old, man in his shop. • this his great coadjutor and patron, the other of a sound Whig Legislature. ident has "power" over the '•"support" of all pa, the Philolexian or Philological or Philoso Let our merchant vessels be once strippecB gentleman above mentioned, has said he knew long established auctioneers in the City of New- Resolved, That we regard the approaching these officers, and they again have "power" over phical—might with the greatest propriety offer and carried up to the ship yards—the warehou-B his friend Toucy to have been a federalist, not the "support" of debtor merchants, to the amouut York, and appointed in their places such men election as a political contest of more than usual a prize for an essay explanatory of its sense and ses locked up—the mechanic and cartmen un-l withstanding about a year since he declared in of ten millions of dollars per annum, and over as may suit the views of Mr. Van Buren and employed—the coast blockaded—our merchantsB the Mercury that he was an old school republi the order of composition to which it belongs.— importance; upon the rezult of which may de the daily support of individuals, professional, the Albany Regency. They don't care what ef traders and others retiring to the economy of <• can. What now is the part we find this gentle pend the question of our continuance under the mechanical, and day-laboring, to whom they Judge White certainly deserves the degree of the country life until peace ensues—let the wharve® man acting? Just what we should expect.— fect this change may have upon the revenue so protection of a popular representative govern can and will extend or deny a valuable private Great Obscure, and we hope some university be desolate—let no buildings be contracted for—I . He was one of the most active in getting up the long as it may help the party. The tory press, as well as public patronage, according to the will so honor him. let the house carpenter, and the mason, and thel meeting of the 21st inst. and at the meeting he ment. part which they shall act in Stale as well as in at the same time, are uttering the most lamen laborer be unemployed—let our manufactured was the most clamorous in favor of Elias Per Resolved, That the cause of the Whigs is the Federal elections. Still this is only a branch, The Democratic Herald, a semi-official suspend business, and the hands be turhed loosel kins and Thomas Day—men of whose political table cries about proscription. What a pity it is cause of democracy :—because it is the cause of a mere prong of federal patronage in the city of paper of the Party, published at Philadelphia, on the world without wages—and to this let DI-1 life, his own is a copy. We could state more New York. The same Government has in the that besides all the offices and all the money, the people and not of the office holders; because RKCT TAXATION come on the people instead ofl other conduct of this gentleman that would cor same city, a branch of the United States Bank, some small gratuity could not be voted them as threatens the country with a third term from revenue derived from commerce, when we'liavel respond well with what we have stated—but we it is opposed to the project of buying the peo wielding a capital of many millions; a large a solace to their afflictions. Gen. Jackson, unless Judge White 6hall be the least means of paying the tax, and we shalll will postpone for the present. ple's votes with the people's money; because it military, naval, and post office establishment; withdrawn. It is pretty apparent that the old all feel and all deplore the evils of war, and all! Is this a specimin of the firm and decided is opposed tomisruleand proscription; because it a judiciary, with its appropriate officers; pres {t/^We are given to understand that the Hero is to be used by Van Buren to intimidate lament in "sack cloth and ashes" the rash, thel men that the Times has been so long croaking ses, which print the laws and public advertise unjustifiable, the uncalled for threats and mena-l is opposed to the sovereignty of the Executive > twenty seven tory majority estimated for this for ? Is this the democratic Candidate of Hart ments : and a long list of contractors and job the Judge; and it is not unlikely should the ces of the President, which drove us into thel ford County ? The Times must now support because it is opposed to the doctrine of succes bers. town, has grown out of that remarkable discre Judge still prove obstinately bent upon trying contest. I this same Isaac Toueey—who declared himself ***** sion ; because it is opposed to the infallibility of pancy in orthography for which the "heroites" his hand at the game, the Magician will actual While negotiation is open, let it be kept so— (for so savs the Times) "a federalist of the first caucus ; because it is opposed to the intention The whole of this great power will centre in are distinguished ; every marker having "a way ly withdraw and put the old gentleman to the while there is a hope of keeping peace between tcater !" " the President. The King of England is the the two countries, let us cling to that hope—while of creating 6cisms between the rich and poor, "fountain of honor ;" the President of the United of his own" in spelling the name of the individ experiment. The following is the oracular par the door is open, let us not by any rash act, any PROSCRIPTION.—Much has been said by the to deceive the latter for the purpose of pillaging States, is the source of patronage. He presides ual put down, gave a variety and volume to the agraph from the Herald:— blind devotion to power, close it upon the coun Jackson party about the proscrption and intoler the former ; because it is in favor of equal rights, over the entire system of Federal appointments, returns quite gratifying. Hence, every man's "JUDGE WHITE—THE PRESIDENCY.—The try- ance of the last legislature in removing from of jobs, and contracts. He has "power" over the equal eligibility to office, the liberty of opinion, name being spelled in a great many different present attitude of Judge White of Tennessee, HORRORS OF SLAVERY.—A gentleman having fice certain Judges of County Courts, Courts of "support" of the individuals who administer the appears rather calculated to produce an impres charge of an extensive forwarding establishment, Probate, and Justices of the Peace. They have and the purity of the elective franchise. system. He makes and unmakes them. He ways, gave him the multipled individuality of a sion of division in the democratic ranks of a se relates the following:—A fine looking intelligent labored and are still laboring to prejudice the Resolved, That, as free citizens and unbought chooses from the circle ofhis friends and suppor ray of light passing through a five sided prism. rious character. But this danger will vanish, negro, who had been employed on board a Ca public mind against the Whig Party because ters and may dismiss them, and, upon all the subjects of power, we regard with feelings of re But when we bring these to a focus at the polls, when we reflect, that if it should appear formi nal boat during the summer, not liking to be idle- they "turned out," as they would have the ignor gret and alarm, the demorolizing tendency of the principles of human action, will dismiss them, we are rather inclined to think their lights will dable when the National Convention meet, that ant believe, eertain incumbents of office, and fill as often as they disappoint his expectations. His set his wits at work to contrive some way of turn practices and doctrines of the general adminis burn small and blue. body will dissipate it in a few minutes by the ing an honest penny during the winter, atlasthit ed the vacancies, thus made, with other gentle spirit will animate their actions in all the elec nomination of Andrew Jackon for a third term; a men, of better qualifications, but not so devoted tration of these United States, as well a6 the tions to State and Federal offices. There may upon the following expedient. Taking with him measure every way calculated to avert the de a stage driver ofhis acquaintance, they journe^Mj to the idol at whose shrine they worship. If the ready and pliant subserviency of the party that be exceptions, but the truth of a general rule is ThE PATRIOT & DEMOCRAT.—This is the feat of the Democratic party by the Whigs;— members of the Ltgislature had been guilty of proved by the exception. The intended check ed lovingly together to Richmond, Va., ne^H uphold and defend them; andjhatin the usurpa curious title of a new tory paper publisned at and more than justifiable by every principle in which city the negro had formly lived. Here IH the offence, with which they are charged, there and control of the Senate, without new constitu volved in the contest of the party, who are fight tions of the former and the concessions of the lat Hartford, in this state, by John B. Eldredge. The was sold as a slave by his friend the stage di^| would be more foundation for complaint; but tional or statutory provisions, will cease to ope ing for popular rights and Democratic Govern the truth is, not a solitary instance of removal ter, we recognize the leading principles of ac rate. Patronage will penetrate this body, sub articles are written with a commendable degree ver, for eight hundred dollars. The stage driv^H ment." " immediately decamped, and the negro forthwi^B took place at the last session. All our legisla due its capacity of resistence, chain it to the car of ability; and we wish it all the success it de tion which have distinguished the enemies of took measures to prove, and obtain his freedon^W tive, executive, and judical officers, with the ex of power, and enable the President to rule as eas A SENSIBLE DISTINCTION.—The Tories dis popular freedom wherever the name of tory is serves. In this, by the aid of friends and papers in his- ception of Judges of the Superior Courts, and ily, and much more securely, with, than with The Editor is anxious that the wliigs should like the name of Federal, because they are not Sheriffs, are appointed annually. All there is known ; and that, as a consequence, the title of out the nominal check of the Senate. possession he succeeded—was liberated and it ^ about it is, the term of theii appointment had ex Tory must necessarily be attached to the pres ***** change their name. That will depend upon a federalists, but Tories. Pray, let them have turned home ; where, much to his satisfacticjf he found that his partner, agreeable to promis ^ pired, and they were not all re-appointed.— ent dominant party, from the absolute imprac We must then look forward to the time when change in the doctrines of the tories, whose op- their choice. They like a strong government Should any part of the members of the Senate the public revenue will be doubled; when the had deposited four hundred dollars, the half ticability of finding any other so fully and forci posites we must remain; and being thus oppo and an expressive title. his puichase money, to his credit in the Savin ..-' ' and House of Representatives fail of being elect civil and military officers of the Federal Govern site, cannot be other than Whigs. We are not ed at the coming election, they could, with the bly expressive of their mode of action, views, ment will be quadrupled ; when its influence Bank.—Catskill Recorder. • {£?=» We see the "markers" have put down same propriety set up the same cry, and charge feelings and affections. over individuals will be multiplied to an idefinite particular about names ; although naturally so the electors with proscription and intolerance. extent; when the nomination by the President licitous to preserve the purity of language and our friend, L. M. Stevens as doubtful. We The Northampton Courier states, that i '. Resolved, That we regard with shame and Mormons have formed societies m several • But admiting failure to re-appoint, without can carry any man through the Senate, and his give it its legitimate expression. doubt whether they could have made a greater satisfactory reasons, to be a species of proscrip regret the part attributed by public opinion and in that neighborhood, and have regular xelig r^it J recommendation can carry any measure through mistake. He may have doubted between the tion, who was proscribed by the last Legisla the natural course of the law of evidence, to the the two Houses of Congress; when the princi exercise after their own creed. In South fi : 1 (U® We have received a copy of the Eman ley is a society, partly Perfectionists and p?;r ture? The cry has been sounded long and loud President of the United States, as filled by him ple of public action will be open and avowed, value of a Tory vole and a yard of red tape ; through the State, that Chas. Arnold is a pro MY HIS cipator, with the following paragraph marked but in nothing of greater moment. Mormons. H in the despicable conspiricy lately exposed by a the President wants vole, and I want scribed and abused man, because he was left out patronage; I trill VOTE as he wishes, and he for our attention. We republish it for the grat Zerah Colburn. who, during his youth, ^ • Committee of the Senate at Washington, to of the Probate Office at Haddam; and no doubt will GIVE me the office I wish for. What will ification of those who attended the meetings in DANBURY.—We are pleased to see by the an considered a prodigy in mathematics, is nrv • there are individuals, in the State, who are un destroy the fair fame of an honorable gentleman; this be but the Government of one man? and dicated ; and who, consequently, know better imated appearance of the Danbury Gazette that preacher at Ciaremont, N. H., and at the IK fl acquainted with Charles, and his legal qualifica and that, whether implicated as the instrument what is the Government of one man but a mon of a Methodist congregation. • than we do, what "portion of the audience" is our excellent friends, the Whigs, of that town tions, who honestly believe that he was left out of a band of conspirators or as the plotter him archy1 Names are nothing. The nature of a because he is a Jacksoninan, when that party thing is in its substance, and the name soon ac comprehended in the conversion. are "up and doing." We have reason to ex It is rumored that the duke of Orleaa- r;,l self, the facts in the case, reflect serious discred asked for the hand of princess Mary Beauha; ix: • jiiedominatcs. But what are the facts in the comodates itself to the substance. The first Ro From the Emancipator. pect something more than a hundred majority at case? Every indivdual that knows Charles it upon the dignity of an American President. man Emperor was styled Emperor of the Re daughter of princess Stephanie B., who. nun : • MR. PHELPS, AT Norwalk.—Rev. A. A. the next election. the grand duke of Baden. Princess Stepha • Arnold, knows that, although he may be a wor Resolved, That the corruptions and abuses of public, and the last French Emperor took the Phelps, agent of the American Anti-Slavery thy man and a good cirizen, nature never de daughter of the empress Josephine. The t j• the Post Office Department, stamped with the same title ; and their respective countries, were Society preached at Norwalk, Conn. Sunday signed him for a Judge of Probate. But at the just as essentially monarchical before as after Some young rascals have been tarring and fortune seems to have turned in favor of tht i'.v • seal of reprobation by a unanimous vote of the before last; and lectured on slavery in a popu ily of this discarded and ill-treated lady, I incorporation of the District he succeeded in get the assumption of these titles. It cannot be de lous section of the town on Monday and Tues feathering an old lady in Onondaga County, ting into the office, and in finding a clerk capa Senate and the reports of the House of Repre nied or dissembled but that this Federal Govern day evenings following. A gentleman who was New York. This is rather a supererogatory act Runjeet Singb, of Lahore, is about to se-r ^ 9 ble of doing the duties of it. Though a large por sentatives, are not only evidences in themselves ment gravitates to the same point. present on the occasion, informs us that the on their part, if we may believe lovers and po ambassador to the British court. This I tion of the District have always been dissatisfied wishes to adopt the laws of England, ani • of that laxity of moral principle which marks house was thronged to overflowing, that a very ets who describe the fair sex as angels with with him, yet he has always by some means or Mr. J. S. Powell, of Burlington, N. J. has large portion of the audience are considered con that purpose has despatched a camel to CVtk u H other, succeeded in obtaining a re-appointment, the dccline of empires; but also afford in their feathers springing from their shoulders. Theji published the second monthly number of the verts to the genuine declrines of abolitionism. to bring to him from thence all the books >f iL H contrary to their wishes. At the last session of continued support and countenance by the Ex must have been sad admirers of Tom Moore, gland; not being more, as he supposed, .bai H the Legislature, it was thought advisable to make "Spirit of the English Religious Magazines," ecutive strong circumstantial evidence of collu The Rev. O. B. Brown, late of the General not to have known that they should stick there decent camel's load! H the Judge de facto the Judge de jure, and conse which is hereafter to be issued once in two sion on his part, and lead, irresistibly,to the con Post Office Department, is assailing the Com A dashing young blade, who frequented ' <11 quently Charles was left out and his clerk ap weeks. The design and scope of this periodical without the aid of tar. - pointed. But is this proscription—is making clusion, that the government, as now adminis mittee of the Senate who lately put him so se fashionable society at Paris, lately attires hi. are explained in its title ; which naturatly opens 0^" A communication was thrown into this self in his ball dress, and gaily entered hi rot • the man who is capable of doing, and actually tered, is rapidly approaching its dissolution. verely to "his purgation," through the Globe.— does the business, the Judge, proscribing the man upon the mind the promise of a large, rich and office a few evenings since, which falling into which he had previously prepared with si: lig • i?cs0foed,That the attempts made by thepaJty Mr. Grundy, a Jackson member of that commit- ed tapers, and a pan of ignited charcoal, tu tv• who ie not capable of doing it, and who does not varied store of religious literature and intelli the hands of some person in the dark, was torn in Congress to put at the unlimited disposal of fee, tells the reverend gentleman he fibs. TheTe hours he was a corpsc. This was comnuUi B do it ? If this is proscription, it is certainly of a gence, gleaned from the multitude of original up to light a lamp with. Happily the signa ;jicw\kind. Some men if they cannot engross all the President the sum of three millions of dol is nothing left of his clerical character but his suicide a la mode and secundum artem. worksof the kind, hourly coming from the Eng ture was left, but the great body of the matter the offices in the gift of both the people and Le lars, and the consequent sacrifice of the bill cloth. ENCOURAGEMENT TO BACHELORS.-M; RM H gislature, are always complaining about pro lish press. The number before us is full of en had only contributed to kindle a pyre to illumi making the necessary and specific appropria is held in such high repute at the remote sett • scription; and the more their voracious appe tertainment and instruction. The price is two The communication of "Enquirer" is un nate the lonely inscription of "A Bachelor.''''— ment of the Galena lead mines, that the yo.-: • tites for office hav'fi been gratified, the more they tions for the national defence, is at once to be de dollars a year in advance ; which is exceedingly der consideration. We do not wish to get up a What were the solitary cogitations of this biped, men have formed themselves into a Hy^en • wili mutter and complain. If we go through the plored and condemned, as evincing an abject society, and established a set of premium* to > cheap. • ^ the editor cannot determine ; and therefore must State we shall find most of the cases of non-ap- and dishonorable subserviency to power and a new excitement until our politioal one has sub first members that enter into the bonds ci S poiutmeiit based on reasons, if not so palpable, Wc have received no daily'Courier &r sided. Wc prefer keeping public attention fik- invite him to make another essay. Solitude is lock. A suit of clothes, value §90, to th-^fir- M yet equally satisfactory. Some of them we think rcftkless and reprehensible disregard of the wants cd upon matters of more immediate interest. the nursery of genius. V ^ another, $50, to the second, $-15 to the 'hi t'; H •f no: ieiriK h^rcRl'icr.—Hartford Review. l/and interests of the country. Enquirer for the last two weeks. j illfe From the Boston Traveller. up to the door, and closely followed by a "Turk" YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY.— TV" OTlCE is hereby given that all shares of the THE subscribers having From the N. Y. Mercantile Adv. of Saturday* 1/^ capital Stock of the Sugar Hollow Turnpike LATE FROM FRANCE Sii MOMTHS IN A CONVENT.—We under and his "Lady," in full costume, and desired to The second quarter of Miss SHERMAN'S SCHOOL entered into co«partaerihip stand that Messrs. Russell, Odiorne and Co. of be shown into the drawing room< The affright at the North Academy, will commence on the Company, on which instalments are due, will be soltl under the firm of The packet ship Rhone, Capt. ROCICETT. ar at the House of James Stevens in Norwalk, on the rived yesterday morning,, sailed froitl Havre on this city, have in press and will very socfri pub ed servant complied with their request, but 13th of April next, when she proposes teaching 30th day of March next, at 10 o'clock A M., agree JONES 6c WEED, the lllli ulu and lias brought iis pdpers to that lish in a handsome volume, the narrative of Miss scarcely had she done so when another batch of the usual English branches, and French and able to the bye laws of the Company. would inform thair friends R. T. Reed, a highly respectable young lady fancy characters afrived, in the shape of Jews, Music. She will also attend to plain and orna By order of the Board, aud the public, that ihey have date. and intend to keep on hand at The feport and resolution of the Senate, on the of this city, who two or three years since was Grefcks, Spaniards, and other. In the midst of mental Needlework. Feb. 17, 1835. M P. MEAD, Sec. induced to become an inmate of the Ursuline the confusion, the lady of the house made her Reference to Rev. Dr. Kemper, T. T. Mer- subject of our Relations with France, whielrwas gJPRUCE SHINGLES.—A large quantity of su- Convent in Charlestown ; but who, after a res appearance, and was not a little astonished at win, Esq. Stephen Smith, Esq. Mr. Edwin ioawnv near the westend of Saugatuck unanimously adopted, rdached Pafis on. the 6th, S perior Sprue:; Shingles for sale bv bridge, a large assortment of articles usually kept in and appears to have ilad a favorable effect on the idence there of five or six months, became un the motley assemblage. An "eclaircissment" Hoyt, Capt. Wm. J. Street, and Charles Isaacs, Feo. 17; SMITH fr HOYT. similar establishments, viz.. Saddles, Bridles, Har» Fiench public. happy and found means to effect her release and took place, and the party returned to their homes, Esq. nessos. Trunks, Valices, Whips, Spurs, &c., which It does not appear that there had yet bedn any return to her frends. We are told that she has deeply mortified at the trick that had been play For terms, apply at her residence, at the house g ARM FOR SALE.—The subscriber offers for they will sell ns cheap as can be bought in any other final action ciil the American Indemnity bill, but ndt attempted any logical argument for or against ed upon them. of Hezekiah Jarvis, Esq. ML sale his Farm, situate in the town of Norwalk. shop in the county for cash or approved credit. St seems that a large majority of the committee the institution; that she ha3 not indulged in any LABOR OF CLERKS!—The accumulation ofbusi- Pupils can be accommodated with board at neai New Canaan, about two miles from Norwalk PHILO. VV. JONES, harsh language or abusive epithets, nor aimed at the same house with the teacher. 19 Bridge. It consists of about thirty five acres of land OSCAR WEED. of the (Chambers, to whom the subject was refer ness upon the hands of clerks tif the House, for under good cultivation, with dwelling House and red, have declared themselves in favor of the a display of elegant composition ; but in a plain several days before the adjournment of Congress NOTICE.—AH persons indebted to the subscriber and simple manner, she has told the story of NE WSTORE AND NE W GOODS! Barn, and the usual out houses. by note or book are requested to make immediate, bill, and there can flow be but little doubt of its and the great exertions necessary for its despatch If not sold previous to the 20th day of March next, what she saw, and heard, and was required to EORGE B. MIDDLEBROOK, having taken payment, PHILO. W. JONES. passage. induced upon these officers a great degree of ex the store formeily occupied by Jesse Smith, in it wi;l then be offered at public auction. For further Saugatuck, March 10, 1835. ly Our corresptindcrlt at Marseilles, tinder date do while within the walls of the cloisters haustion. On Monday night apprehensions were Wilton, has opened an entire new,-general and vnln particulars, apply to CHARLES PHINNEY, of Feb. 2d, says:—"The President's Message Convents hitherto, in this country, have been entertained for one of them, that he would sink able assortment of l)ry Goods, Dry Groceries, and Feb. 6. 13 on the premises. f SI AKE NOTICE.—A general settlement is re« literally shrouded in secrecy. None but the in with sleep whilst in the act ofreading an amend Crockery, China, Glase, Earthenware, Hardware, _IL quested with every man that is indebted to the has had some effect on American vessels liel'e, -1 he subscribers having been se as those waiting freights do not even get an ot- mates are ever allowed to witness their ceremo ment. After miscalling half the words, with a and every other article usually found in a store of subscriber, by note or book account, by the 1st of nies; and no one who assumes the veil is ever the kind, which, having recently purcha-ed at mo parately engaged for several years in the whole April next; and nil accounts and notes over six fer, Swedish and other foreign vessels being pre thick and unintelligible voice, he resigned the sale l)iy Qoods business, have lately entered info permitted to report to her friends what transpires work to a substitute. Such fatigue must be the derate prices, he will sell as cheap as enn be bought months standing, if not punctually attended to and ferred under the present aspect of things between elsewhere. Wilton, March, 17. copartnership for the prosecution of the fame, under paid by thai time, will he actually pwt into the banda the United States and France. The prejudice within the secret place. This first attempt, natural consequence of a session of fourteen con the firm of H ALLOCK Si BA 1'i^S, at No. 234 Pearl then, to present an accurate picture of the inte of an attqrner for immediate collection. here against the American claim, is very strong. tinuous hours. The servicesofthese officers are street, coiner of Burling slip. They have uvailed Wilton, March 10. 3t 18* THAD. HOYT. AH the Am. vessels that have left this port for rior of the establishment whose wanton destruc unceasingly in demand, whilst, with the mem ONE DOLLAR REWARD.—Kan themselves of ample room by completely arranging Sicily, have been obliged to go to Malta to i)er- tion has caused so much excitement in the bers, the case varies. The latter often retire for away from the subscribers on or about together with the first floor and cellar, the spacious T a Court of Probite,holden at Norwalk, Match the 28ih of February last, an indented lofts of tin* building, in which th«y purpose to keep quarantine before they can be admitted." community, will, it is presumed, receive from an hour's rest or refreshment, conveniences for A 9, 1835, on the estate of Eljphalet Taylor, late all classes, the welcome it deserves, and be du apprentice to the carriage making bu a stock of Fancy and staple Dry Gfo>>di, comprising of Wilton, deceased—Ordered, that the Executors 5n PARIS, Feb. 7.—We have papers and letters which are provided in the Capitol. A refectory siness, William Dauchey by name, an atsortment, which perhaps will not be surpassed ly appreciated by an inquiring public. is fitted within it, and it is conducted by a system exhibit their administration account to this Court for from New York to the 16th ult. from which we about 20 years of age, all persons are hereby forbid by any in t ie city ; they therefore respectfully in adjustment, at the Probate Office in iVorwralk, on the learn, that the Senate had unanimously adopted From the Danbury Gazetee. of regulations arranged by a committee of the harboring, trusting or employing said apprentice on vite their friend; and merchants at a distance, to call 23d day of March 1835, at l6 o'clqck, forenoon; and penalty of the law. $1 will be paid for the return of '•the report given in by Mr. Clay, and thus de *$*Notwithstanding the press of important House.—Boston Traveller. and examine their goods, and venture with confi that all persons interested in qaitj Estate, may be said runaway, but no r.horges. dence to state tht t the prices at which they sell, tak cided, that there was no ground to authorize the matter on hand, we give place to the proceedings Uncommon energy.—We had last week as a vis notified thereof, the Executors will capse this order President, Jackson, to take any discretionary RESSEGUIE & OLMSTEAD. en in connection with the ussortmo it kej.t, render to be published jn a newspaper printed in Norwalk. of the "Rail-Road Meeting" held at Norwalk on itor, one of Col. Crockett's neighbors—a child Ri dgefield, Match 16 1835. 19 measure with regard to the question with France. inducements to purchasers rarely offered. March 10. 18 BENJ. ldAAQ3, Judge. the 6th inst. It will be seen that our enterpris under 10 years of age, who has rode since 22d New York, Feb. 21, 1835. 16 2m .This resolution is a palpable censure upon the ing neighbors are preparing to co-operate with December, on horseback, 900 miles—having ALUABLE FARM FQR SALE, hy the sub- clause in the Message relative to Franee. FOR SALE OR TO LET, front the us in this great public improvement—such eve passed through the Chickasaw, Choctaw, and 1st of April nex'., the Siore and Wharf scriber, containing about forty five or fifty PARIS Feb. 7.—The question of the Ameri THE Subscriber has this day re V ry reflecting mind must acknowledge it to be— Creek nations of Indians, and been out during now occupied by Messrs. (iibbs Sf Ray turned from New York, with the acres, wtll proportioned into meadow,orchard, pas can indemnity has been examined in the bureaux, nor can there be a reasonable 'doubt but that the late severe weather. The little fellow seem i mond. For terms, &c. apply to best assortment of Watches, Jew ture, plough and wqqd land, with a dwelling House, or standing Committees of the Chamber of De stock invested in such a Road will be good at March 17. 3t 19 HORACE A. GIBBS. elry Sic. ever offered in this place. good Barn and other out buildings, and a never Tail ed less fratigued than the gentleman in whose ing well of water within H few steps of the door, or if puties. The investigation commenced with an the out set, while every month and week, it will company he came. He is a child of remarka Time will not permit an enumeration ; call and see. inquiry into the motives which induced Minis IIAT FACTORY to lease, and ii good set of Jan. 30. LEVI CLARK. it will suit the purchaser, about 30 acres will be sold be growing still better. The Norwalk Gazette ble sprightliness and intelligence. Tools for sale. Work taken in payment for the exclusive of tho building}. For further particular* ters to allowthe President of the U. States tosup- says "every man concerned in mechanical, A Mchemet Ali has made Egypt almost inde same. Enquire of HENRY B.CHASE. JNOTICE. inquire of the subscriher. pose that the concurrence of the French Cham commercial or professional business—every hol Norwalk, March 17- 19 Said Farm is situated ahaut nine nVdes from Nor pendent. of Europe; he has built a navy, organ HE subscriber contemplating different arrange bers was unnecessary to the fulfilment ot the der of real estate—every farmer interested in the ments in his business, in the Spring, begs leave walk landing, three miles nortn qfthe Protestant ized an army, established schools, arsenals and T treaty. The interval which had elapsed between establishment of a ready market—must feel a di LL persons having unsettled accounts with the to call upon all those who have any accounts over 6 Church in Wilton, and a few rods f>Qin the District factories; set numerous steam engines in opera the exchange and ratification of the treaty and rect interest in its success." To all this we most A subscriber will please tall and settle the same months standing, to settle them without further ivita- School House. STEPHEN MORGAN. tion, and improved the country wonderfully, but either by cash or note during the present week. its presentation to the Chamber was next made heartily respond, and in the laconic language of lion. Feb. 6. 13 he has ground the population to the dust. It is March 17. M. B. MEAD. the subject of severe comment, inasmuch as Geii- the fair famed David Crockett, we say, gentle Feb. 17, 1S35. C. N CLOCK- be to hoped that his successor will be enabled to ^lAIRFiELD County ss.. Norwalk, March 7th, •eral Jackson, who, in consequence of the prom men "GO-AHEAD." do something for the people, and thus ameliorate TOyOTICE.—The Court of Probate for the District CLARKS chewing and smoking tobicco t 1835- Whereas Mary Strattion, of said Nor. ises made to him, confidently reckoned upon the J_x of Danbury, hath limited and allowed 6 months walk, hr>s brought her petition to the Hon. Superiot their abject condition. kept constancy on hand aud for sale by the adoption of the bill, had conceived himself au From the Norwich Courier. from this time for the creditors ofthe estate of groce or dozen at the factory prices. Court, to be holden at Fairfield, within and for said thorized to draw upon the French Government. It cannot too frequently nor too strongly be M. de Talleyrand completed his 81st year JACOB RESSEGUIE, A small quantity superiot smoked Beef, and Pork County, on the Tuesday next following the first In several of the bureaux, Ministers were urged upon the Whigs, that no considerations on the 2d of February. He repeats from time late of Ridgefield, in said district, deceased, to ex Hams; Goshen Cheese a superior article. Monday of April, A. D. 1835. alleging that she was taxed with having furnished incomplete and mu- growing out of our policy with foreign nations, hibit their respective claims to the undersigned ad Feb. 10. CARMl BETTS. lawfully married to Euos Strattion, on the 24th day to time that this year is the last of his life. It is ministrator on slid estate ; aud all who neglect to of December, A. D. 1836. and that since that time - tilated documents, and with liaviug kept back should be permitted to divert their attention from said he lately told Louis Phillippe that if he had exhibit their claims within said limited time, will be AKE NOTICE, all you that have account the said EKOS Strattion has been in repeated instan. the correspondence which took place between misrule and bad government at home. If war been accused of abandoning all the different go the United States and the French Government barred. A HI J AII RESSEGUIE. with the subscriber over three months standing" ces. guilty ofthe crime of adultery, arid praying for must .eventually occur, we trust that oyr cause vernments of France a quarter of an hour before Ridgefield, March 9,1835. 'JtlO* Administra'or. that you are requested to call and settle the same be" that reason to be divorced trom the said Euos, as per previously to 1831. It was also alledged that will be so far just as to unite the people in its their death, he would not have it said as a last petition, dated this 7th day of March, A. D. 1835; the meager documents which had been presen fore the 1st of March next. CARMI BETTS. support; but war is yet, we hope, far distant, reproach, that he was willing to die with the UHL1C AUCTION —The Subscriber will of Feb. 10. and uhereas it appears that the said Strattion residca ted to the Chamber contained no memoir or oth and is in fact too remote, in any way to effect present one. fer for sale on Wednesday, the 23d of March, out of this State, and that his place of residence can er papers from the American agents, clearly es the question at issue at the polls. The election ir.st., at 1 o'clock P. :Y1. a quantity of Household fur SYARI>. STOVES! STOVES!! NEW SUPPLY OF STONE. NORWALK BOOK STORE. INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A MOKE L.UMBER. NEW YORK. OFFICE, I1E Public are respectfully informed that the HE Subscriber has on hand, (east ofthe Bridge) HE subscriber has just received a large sup HE Subscribers have now on hand at the SMITH & HOYT subscribers have just reveived per schooners a general assortment of Stoves of all the moa t NO. 54 WALL STREET. TSO|"AVE just landed from the Sloop Orange, a su T T T ply of Marble, suitable for Giave Stones, T above Establishment, a complete assortment George Washington and Swan, 200 tons ofthe much approved kinds.—Also, a good assortment of Tin, Hearth Stones, Ifc. also North River Flagg for of Classical and Common School Books, besides jsCM p.srior cargo of lumber consisting in part as HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY celebrated Peach Orchard, Schuylkill Coal. (Mind Jappan, and Hollow Ware. many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to follows viz. Wiliiains cross and single branded shin Hearth Stones, which he offers for sale cheap for , have appointed George St. this season from Sphon's mine.) Also, per sloop All kinds of Job work doneat the shortest notice.- OF NEW YORK gles. Parsons do. do. do, cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant Teachers, Merchants, and others, Wholesale and T Orange 150 tons of Lackawanna, a superior article LESTER BELDEN. John,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad First and second quality siding do do Pedestal Monument of White Marble, for sale at his Retail, at the lowest prices. Tho following comprise joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and lor manufacturing purposes. And per schooner Pur- November 7, 1S34. - . establishment a few rods east of the Bridge. a part of the Stock:— also hoards and Plan/;. A real good lot of Spruce property contained in them, such as Dry goods, plan/; cheap. ; Hemloc/; scantling and boards ; Hat amount 3000 bushels ofRichmond Virginia Coal, for Norwalk, Jan. 11. EDMOND PRICE. Webster's Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synonimes; AKERY.—The subscriber continues to supply Groceries, Sic. Sic. ters box boards a good article cheap ; Cherry boards Smith's use, all of which are warranted inferior to Grov«'s Greek and English Lexicon; wj3 stores and families with fresh baked BREAD, N ofthe first quality, which in addition to their former none to be found in New York market, and cheapei RY GOOD AND CROCKERY STORE.— Goodrich's Greek Grammar and Exercises ; agafnst Itm or trainee iDn fire. CRACKERS, all kinds of CAKES, &c. as cheap stoc/; ma/ins their assortment complete. than can be obtained except by the caigo. They A general assortment of Dry Goods and Greek Testament; Jacob's Greek Reader; the Howard company have a capital o( §300,000 and of as good quality as can be obtained in city or Call and see for 'tis no stoiy intend keeping a ceneral assortment, and constant Crockery may always bo found, and at the very low Greca Minora; Historse Grajcea ; Cooper's Virgil invested country. NICHOLAS LA1DLAW. paid in and safely for security of those For we will sellto IVhig or Tory—cheap. supply on hand, and solicit the patronage of the pub est market prices at the Storo of J. MALLORY. Virgil Delphini; Ainsworth's Disiionaiy, Svo.; who may have insuranceniade by said Company!-!- lic. The following are the proposed present pnees. Norwal/;,July 7th. Oct. 7. Ambon's Ainsworth, 18mo.; surnce effcted at the lowest prt.mium Si none, need For Peach Orchard, direct fioin vessel $G,75 OHN W. TAYLOR has just return Ciould's Adam's Latin Grammar; be brought from affluence to want in consequence NEW AND SPLENDID Clean Lump 7,25 J ed from New York, with a large assortment of CAPS, CAPS. Cicera's Orations, with notes ; Horace Dclpini, of loss by F're ; as all can be pr >tected from its de Broken and Screened S.25 goods, which together with his former Stock, render Folsoin's Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutori FIRST rate assortment of fur,hair seal and struction by a smalt yearly stipend. Ihe above FALL. AND WINTER GOODS. Egg screened 6,75 it very full and complete. The following articles Hutchinson's Xedophon; r comprise a part of his assortment, viz., broadcloths, Lcloth caps for sale by E. BNNETI named Agent is authorised to issue Polices to those I LL1 AM GALE has just returned from Nut size 5,!j0 Worcester's Elements of History ; who mny apply. The Company pursue a libral W York, with a large assortment of Fall a Lackawanna, Clean Lump 6,25 cassimeres and satlinetts, petersham, camblets, me Goodrich and Mason's Eccle. History ; and prompt course in adjusting and;) aymg t-en Winter Goods, viz. 200 pieces double and sin- Virginia, per chaldron 10,/5 rinos and c reassigns, red yellow and white flannels, STAMFORP. Tytler's History; Whelpley's Compend.; width French, German and English Merino Cloll . Canton doi. black and col'd silks, silk velvet, satin TO 1/ET with immediate possesion, osscs. STILES CURTIS & Co. Goldsmith's and Grimshaw's History of England, Circassians of every desirable color and quality ; and figured silk vestings, tabby velvet, and velencia a snug Cottage,late the residence of James Skelding, Norwalk, July, 27. CHARLES THOMAS. Greece and Rome; 400 pieces Frcnch English Domestic Calicoes, from do., a large assortment light and dark calicoes, meri Esq. deceased, with Ice-house, and other suitable UST received alid for sale hy the subscribers Oiney's, Matte Brun, Woodbridge, Morse, Cum- S cents to 50 cents; 40 pieces Furniture Chintz Cal- no and thibet wool shawls, imitation anJ Prussian , out buildings, and garden well stocked, abounding and splendid ssortmeut of Double ami Sin- 1J7* LI B* BENNETT has just received, at his new rnings and Willett's Geonraphy; J coes ; 500 pieces Bleached and Brown Shcetinf- do., colored ginghams, jticconet, book and cambrie j' with choice fruit Trees, pleasantly situated uear the ^ Store, a fe v rods North cf the Mill, a large Worecsterand Parley's diito for Children; ole Barrel Fowling Guns; also an assorlmont and Shirtings, from 6 cents to 25 ; 60 pieces colon muslins, bobinet. lace 6-4 and 4-4, footings and edg waterside; or for sale with 14 acres of good land, supply of good and cheap Goods, suitable for the (-omstock's Chemistry: Blake's do.; of Musical Instruments. bMlill Si IIOi I. Cambrics for linings: 20 pieces Ordean, Dorchester ings. A large assortment of gents gloves, including including two capital orchards of grafted trees, in present and approaching season, which will be sold Comstock's Natural Philosophy : June. 27th, 1834, and common tickings, from 9 cents to 23; 10 pieces black and brown buckskin, furred do*, woolen, cot-_ full bearing,, of which possession may be had on the at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction to Jamieson's Rhetoric; Hedge's Logic Russia and Imitation Russia Shuttings ; 8 pieces ton, horseskin and buckskin mittens, fur hair and 1st of April next. Rent of the Cottage, frc. till that the purchaser, Broadcloths, consisting of all colors Walkers Geometry; Parley'sA-lronomy; Burlaps and Osnaburghs; Red, White, Green, Yel cloth caps, a great variety of bombazine, satin and period. $60 or sale price for the whole $3500.— DRY GOODS NOTICE. and qualities, Cassimeres and satinnets do, a good Days Algebra; Day's Mathematics; low, and Scarlet Flannels; Green Baize and I* rize ; velvet stocks, Italian silk cravats. Bleached and HE subsetiber having just returned from New assortment of Vesting, blk and col'd Gro de Naps, apply to S. II. MINOR. Playfairs Euclid, Blair's Lectures i brown sheeting and shirting, umbrellas, shoes, Ia~ '' York with another large and vveil selected as Table Covers, Cord Skirts, Brown and White do Satins and Florences, blk and green sarsnets, St*amfo, May 2C. 21tf. Gummere's Gibson and Flint's Surveying; die's fur stocks, travelling baskets,combs of all kinds , sortmentT of Seasonable Dry Goods, is offeiing ihcm Jeans: 10 pieces 4-4 and 5-4 plain and figured Oil blk sinchews and blk Italian, a superior article, a Bennett's and Shey's Book-keeping; Cloths, Birds eye andRussia Diapers, Silk and Cot knives, brushes, fancv soaps and perfumery, glass large good assortment of French and English Ginghams, MEDICAL BOOKS. Porter's Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ; very low. He has received auditions to Ins ton Umbrellas, Black Lastings ; br'wn table Cloths, Printed Musi, Plain and fig'd Jackonet, Swiss, and lamps, brass cdndlesticks, school books and station One Sett of Beachers American Practic of Medi First Book of History ; Child's Botany ; stock of Broadcloths and Cassimeres, which will Iv 8-4 and 9 4 fine Linen Table Diapers, Bishops Book Muslin, French and English Cahcot.-s, p'ain ary, looking glasses; globe and pocket lanters, ra cine for sale cheap by WEED & BU1LER. Webster's and Walker's Dictionary; sold at baigains. The public are respecuully soil- Lawn, Silk Hdkl's. Linen Canrbrick and Line- and fig'd Bobbiiinet Laces, Thread Laces and in zors, do. straps, pocket books and wallets, scizzors, Murray's Gramma'-and Exercises; citcd to favor him with a share of their camphorated and preston smelling salts, lip salve, LAWRENCE M. STEVENS, Cambric Hdkfs. 40 pieces fine and common Snir sertings, Footings and Edgings, Grecian Lace and APS.—A new style Boy's Caps, also Straw Brown's Grammer, Greenleaf's do ; ings; Linens from IS cents to $1 12. Grecian an macassar, bear's and antique oils for the hair, oil C Tuscan and Leghorn Hats, just rceived and English Reader,- Introduction & Sequal to do; An"'. No. 2 Burral's Buildings. Footing, Linen Cambric and Linen Cambric hdkfs. Blonde Quillings, all widths, Thread and Bobbini Irish Linens, Loug Lawn, Scotch Lawn ar.d Plaid soap, buttons of all kinds, thimbles, watt h toys, ever sale by JAMES MALLORY. Popular Lessons: Improved Reader; Lace and Insertings, White and Black Blonde Jackonet, Sewing Silk, Gauze, and Ildkfs., blk pointed silver and plated pencil cases, elastic steel Elementary Reader; Political Class Book; STANLEY'S COOK STOVES. Edging, Green, White, Black and Blond Gauze pens, lucife'- matches, toy watches, spetacles, beads Greenwich, Hale, and Webster's History of the French and English Bombazine, Pongee and Nan NEW SUPPLY. Veils, Green Barrage, fine, plain and figured Bob- kin Crape, Pongee and Flag Silk Ildkfs., Linen and safety chains, flutos, snuff and tobacco boxes, UST Received direct from Boston 300 bbls and United States ; binett Laces, all widths and prices; Pongees, Nan venitian anil other winnow blinds, together with a Daloll's, Dilworth's, Colbunvs, Smith's, Si Wanzer Table Diapers, all widths, Cottcu do, Green Mo J half do No. 1 and 2 Mackerel; 150 quintals first kin Crapes; Red and Green Moreen, Fine, plain reen, blk and col'd Circassians, 4-4 and 6-4 blk great variety of articles not enumerated quality Codfish; 12 tons superior Nova Scotia, grind Arithmatics; ray® figured, plaid, Jaconet, Mull and Nansook Cam Also, a choice selection of Dry Groceries ofthe' Webster's, Sears' and Emerson's, Seplling Book; French Crape, Scarlet and Blk Merino 7-S and 8-4. stones. For sale low by the subscribers. brick, Book and Swiss Muslins, from 15 cents tc Shawls, Scarlet, blk white Thibet Wool Shawls, best qualily. The public are requested to call and Speller fc. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book ; KUBBELL Si PORTER. §1,12. fine blk hat and veil Crapes, pink, white Black Prunella, blk and brown Crape Camblet, oxamine for themselves. rvincs Catechisms of Jewish SI Roman Antiqu blue and green French Crapes, Napping Cloths Saugatuck, (west end the bridge.) Doc. 11, 1834. and of Universal and Roman History ; blk and col'd cambrics, hangup cord, b'averteen FASHIONABLE SILKS.—Now opening, a brown, drab, andgreen Petershams, 50 doz: Suspend and moleskin, blue and yellow nankin, browd linen . new 6upply of Black and Colored Silks, at low Questions to Blairs. Lectures; Tytler's History, "ETND1A MATTING, just received and for sale ers from Gets to $1 25, 10 ps wide blk French Bom and drillings, white and brown jean, blk silk velvet, and Grimshaws France and Napoleon : J1 low by J. W. TAYLOR. Iprices, by JAMES MALLORY. bazines. blk, blue blk and purple silk Velvets, 150 tabby do, ^reeu berage, green gauze veils, ladiessilk Easy Lessons ; Child's Instructuctors ; doz ladies and gentlamen's Gloves of almost every white, blk and randam hose, silk and gingham um Drawing Paper ; Writing Paper ; description, figured and plain India mattings, cotton HILDREN'S SHOES. Just received,a quan.^ TO THE PUBLIC. W ESTER BELDEN, lias just received an as- brellas, parasols, furniture calicoes, Russia sheeting, HE Subscriber will pay the highest market Common and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper : Carpeting, curtain Fringe, &c. Ctit v of children's shoes, of all sizes and colors, T laU sorlment of Stanley's Rotary Cook Stoves, otl cloth, India matting, brown and bleat lied sheet prices for live or dead Poultry of all kinds, through Writing Books; Cyphering Books; Slates; /The largest and cheapest assortment of Broadcloths for sale by J. W. TAYLOR. for wood and coal. The improvements in this stove ing- bed ticking, fine satin and bombazine slocks, the season. Also wanted for shipping, between this Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder ; ever offered in this place, viz—blk, blue, green, oliv over any other in use, are woethy the attention of Ladies and Gentlemens Gloves, Misses Gloves, blk PESjHi H^ subscriber will keep constantly on hand a and the last of November, at different times to fill Ink Stands, Sfc. Sic.—also brown, drab, claret, mixt, mulbury and invisible stove-buyers. One of great importance, is the Re and white cotton hose, blk and white worsted do, jy general assortment of School Books of the lal orders, 200 Geese; 200 Ducks; 200 Turkies, full A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn green, 100 ps plain, striped and mixt Cassimeres and volving top plate, Persons wishing to nsamime the corded and quilted skirts,checks, Mens brown cotton est editions, stationary, writing paper, blank books, grown and in good order for Sea. A. NASH. Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books Satinets, 10 ps wide blk and blue blk Gro de Pari article can have an opportunity by calling at his es hose, flannels of all qualities, linen collars, napping 4'c. J. W. TAYLOR. Norwalk, Oct. 21, 1834. 43 of all kinds, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Quills, Toy 10!) ps colored and blk Gro de naps, and Gro de Be. cloth, canvas and padding, a good assortment of Saugatnek, Dec. 28. 1834. Books, Paints and Brushrs, Engravings, School tablishment, east side of the Bridge. lins, 5 ps Sinchevvs and Sarcenet, blk India Sattin ASH paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats, a Rewards, Sic. for sale very low. Norwalk, Nov. 7,1834. boys cloth and hair caps, palm leaf hats, a good as and Sattin Levantins, blk mode, blk twilled Serge, sortment of linen and cotton goods. for boys wear, r the Norwalk Mill. HUBBELL Si PORTER Norwalk, March 25th, WEED & BUTLER. /ii/OOLEN l ARN, just received and for sale c Italian Silk, brown and green do, white, pink and split straw and leghorn hats, furniture dimity, chil ? ¥ by J. W. TAYLO\/" Kept. 13th, 1833. NEW ESTABLISHMENT, blue Sattins, a large assortment Lustrings andGauze dren's shoes, suspenders, pen knives, Knives and HARDW A1113 At Norwalk, east of the Bridge, an assortment of Ribbons, gentlemen's fur Hats, forks, scissors, carpet and bed tick binding, cotton "ffiT^EllFUMERY. A good assortment of perfutperfum-1 DISPENSARY, NORWALK NORWALK. Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove Warehouse. youths cloth Caps, Ladies and Misses fine split straw yarn, all numbers, cotton batts. candlewick, cotton _EL ed waters, fancy soaps, smelling salts,''^c. cq.n> No. 6, BURRALL'S BUILDINGS. MITH & HOYT would infoim their friends and and Leghorn braid Hats, red, scarlet, white and bllf fringe, travelling baskets, foundation and crown lin- sthntly on hand by J. \V. TAYLOR. LESTER BELDEN,would in- Merino and Thibet wool Shawls and Handkerchiefs the public generally, that (hey have received n lining, burlaps, paper hangings, Marshall's thread Fin HIS Establishment is constantly furnished- S " form the public that he has com cheaper than ever before offered., sewing silk, gauze Bills of FLOUR. 300 bbls. su ' their store,a few rods west of the Bridge, large add and Clark's spool cotton, blk velvet ribbon, a good B with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Med menced business in the above lino, crape, barageand silk handkfs, Prussian Shawls anc perfine Western, and 200 barrels do.y lions to their former stock, which make their assort assortment of coat trimmings, blue cotton yarn, Lc, cines, Perfumery, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters Ar- at this place. AH orders in Tin, hdkfs, all sizes, a large assortment of ladies and gen Beach's fancy brand, which is warranted to be ofthe ment of fancy and staple Inn dware complete. The fol A large assortment o( Crockery, China, and iclts, &c., which are warranted of good quality, Sheet Iron and Copper, executed tlemen's silk, cotton and worsted Hosiery, head b;.:ils. Copaiva Imligo soft Bruflies; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel JUST landed from sloo quested to call on Samuel Selleck now living on the ment, blk and blue blk silks, a great variety colored 500 ps bleached and brown shirtings and sheetings Chain. Flowers Fir Nutgalls and brass thimbles; polishing powder; rat and mouse Paragon and Mechanic, 20 premises, who will name the price and make known Gro de Nap, Florences and Sarsnetts, plain and from 7 cts to 25, bli< and blue blk silk velvets, biwn iv.'ifi'ron Spts. Turpentine Sal.Tartar Trps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish Cooking Stoves, consisting o0 the conditions. SAMUEL SELLECK,,. fig'd bobbinet laces, footings and edgings, thread and blk Goat's hair camblets, 4 4 and 5-4 oil clotlu Pearl Barley Oil Spike Hatter? 'Jacks lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons Cornell. Cunninghan & Co's,- ANSON D. PENNOYER, laces, edgings and insertings, Irish linens, lawns, blk lastings of the best quality. Petershams for over Cream Tartar Oil Tar Stop'ng Brushes stands fordo; shovels and tongs; andirons; clay, soap- Hoyt's, James's and Wilson's Feb. 6. 3.n SAMUEL RAYMOND. v tabie diapers, all widths, linen cambric and linen coats, gentlemen's fur caps, a good assortment La- Arrow Root Spts. Hartshorn Siioe do stone and iron Furnaces; pots and keitles; spideis improved paterns; wireplate cambric hdkfs, pongee and flag silk hdkfs, sewing die's fur slocks, fur collars of all kinds for coals and liquorice Nitre Tooth do with and without lids; frying pans; toasting irons; and box Stoves; coal Stoves, ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE; containing silk, crape, and gauze hdkfs, blk French and Eng cloaks, brown and white linen table cloths, &c. etc* Sassaparilla Lee's Pills Whitewash do iron, composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles; ^various patterns; Nott's supu- Vabout 70 acres, with a barn thereon standing, lis!) bombazine, printed muslins, cambric, jackonet, Jan.1G,1835, Peruvian Bark Hygean do Pliila. Portei griddles; gridirons with fluted andstraight bars,bake, P" rior Coal Stoves and Parlor lying in Norwalk, Fairfield County, State of Cojin., "icull, swiss and book muslins, fig'd swiss and jacko- Rhubarb Syringes London do sauce, nnd warming pans; biass kettles; glue pots; Grates. Also, a large assortment of comnvon So:iP~ called Belden's Neck, and is pleasantly situated, ex» Orange Peel Couklm Salve SaU Petre sheep and horse shears; oil clo;h for cnrpcting carria nets, red and green moreen, scarlet and blk merino ALE. tending into Long Island -Sound; is well divided stone brass mounted and bronzed Grates, all of which wu jI aiicovis, rumJiure chintz, Pearlash ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains; steelyards; ,.;it I.e. a«IJ tu. IV,. oc.l. BBLS. Albany Cream Ale, 15 half barrels into Mowing, Pasture and Wood land, and trader Ising Glass Tamarinds prunella, blk and col'd circassions, blk and col'd Potash pocket lanihorns; iron weights; sl' igti bell; waggon N. B. No stoves sold except for Cash or approved do. do. being the high cultivation. Said farm is an eligible situation White Mustard Essential Oils cambric, white and brown jean, blue and yellow Sal. Erafus and gig axels, turned with boxes: hooks and hinges; remainder of the stock formerly owned by Schu\ler for gentlemen residing in New York for a country Squills Essences notes on interest. ' •nankin, stuffs for boy's wear, beaverteen and mole Sulpher Opodeldoc Castile Soap coal hods and sifters; hemp and manilla cordage: NOTT'S IMPROVED STOVES Sf GRATES. Bebee, deceased, and will be sold at New Yorl- pri seat, as the Steam Boats pass daily, and can stop skin, very cheap, bana-up cord,crape camblet,brown Brimstone Aiomatic SnufF Jank Bottles trunk, chest, draw, cupboord, book case and pad For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatness safe ces, by CAR1UI BETTS. without any inconvenience, Payment will be mudeM drilling, vestings.fine blk bombazine stocks, green Poland Starch Itch Ointment White do Locks; carpenter and joiner's bench and moulding ty and economy, surpass any thing that has been Norwallc, Jan. 16, 1S35. easy to the purchaser, and possession given on the borage and green barage veils, green and white White Wax Blue do Vials planes; axes, compases, mill, cross cut, brass back introduced. The above stoves are for sale by first day of April next. For further particulars, in gauze veils, silk and gingham umbrellas, parasols, OTICE. The Court of Probate for the District Bees Wax Mai letn Oil Tohaccs& Snufi compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and STILES CURTiS SI Co. quire of the subscriber, living in LancsBorou^h, Grecian lace and footing, brown ami bleached of Danbury, hath limited and allowed six months Cochineal British Oil Sponge trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke shaves; mill N Mass. or of Benj. Isaacs of said Norwalk. sheetings, oil cloth, Russia diapers,\ Russia sheet from this time for the ci editors of ofthe estate of Magnesia Sodii Powders Hull's saw, half round, lat tail, hand and pit saw Files; nails SOCRATES SQUIRES. ings. bedticking, very cheap, Ladies silk, white,blk, ESTHER BENEDICT, Ox. Acid. Sefdhtz cio Emery of all kinds, by the keg or less quantity; sash pu!- random, and brown cotton hose, gloves of all kinds, late of Ridgefield in said district, deceased, to exhib Oil Soap Lfinon syrup Stvaitn's Panacea iics, brass and iron draw rollers; oil and water stones, NOTICE. WHITE FLANNELS, checks, napping cloth, flannels, canvas, padding, it their respective claims to the undersigned executor Norwalk, July 16. WEED Si BUTLER. bed screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights, F all qualities warranted not to shrink by wash» coffee mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locl<3, buckram, burlaps, corded and quilted skirts, linen of the last will of said deceased—and all who neg ing. Also, colored, bleach'd, and brown Calls fgn nE subscriber would inform his friends and collars, suspenders, boys caps, palm leaf hats, Ieg- lect to exhibit their claims within said time will be ton Flannels, some very superior for sale by IJfNA. GLASS & EARTH siioe pincers, patent, common and spike gimblets, C EN WARE, an extensive assortment, just re double and single barreled fowling pieces, do pistols, f| the public in general, that his Packets have hori; and tuscan straw hr.ts, cotton yard, from No. 3 barred. JOSIAH B. BENED1C 1', Executor. Nov. 23. ELI MORRIS. ceived and for sale cheap bv powder horns and flasks, hunter's bottles, ink stands, commenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom tn 20, blue cotton yarn, paper hangings, childrens Ridgefield, Jan. 16, 1835. 10 A VALUABLE MEDICINE! Sept. 30, 1834. "EM B. BENNETT. pocket books, opera glasses, shaving mirrors, tea and his landing io Peck Slip in the following manner; shoes, ribbons, combs, buttons, penknives, scissors, N APPRENTICE wanted at the Cabinet Jink I£7Rccnmzirnrfrd by :hn,r: tinnuble nr.il mnc.!u.iii:r. trsl:v:cs. dinner bells, cologne water, steel pens, dog collars, Sloop MECHANIC, ALDEN BROTIUVKLL Master, knives and forks, travelling baskets, cotton batts, rpJlJi lYoprielor conliuciitly oilers to tho pulilic wliat ex ing business. A boy from 14 to 16 years o: percussion gun chargers, steel, plated, silver shell will sail Tuesdays and return Saturdays; Sloop candlewick, pins, needles, irish thread, carpet bind A i>erience lins proved to be one of the most etlicaeious 1835. and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces, CITIZEN, Sam'l. '!'• Morehouse, Master, will sail ing, furniture dimity, spool cotton, cotton balls, tape: age, of good moral and industrious habits, may apply compounds in the Mtiinria Maiica, for the cure of that class to CURTIS FINCH. of distressing, dangerous, and inveterate Diseases produced i ivory rings stillettoes, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla Saturdays^* returnon Thursdays, For Freight or hooks and eyes,Sic. liy mi impure stale of the blood, acrimony of the humours nsnPlE Connecticut Register for 1835 for sale by Jan. 9. 3t "JL WEED Si BUTLER. geolets, clarionets, violins, Sic. An assortment of Passage apply to the subscriber or toeitherof the and vitiated habit of body, and usually exhibiting themselves in the various forms of Scrofula, .Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St. An- Jan. 2. Russia, Sweeds, American and English bar Iron; Captains on board their respective vessels. -^IIEAP WINTER GOODS.—The subscriber MONSON HOYT. ROADCLOTIIS, CASSIMERES & SATINETS. Uicnu's Fire, Fever Sores, White Sicellings Foul and. obstinate old sable nail rods, blazer's rods, American,Sweed, CJ has just returned from New York with a large Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scald Head, Scurvy, and Venereal "8£>R0A!»0!,0THS( CASSIMERES. SATTI- Spring, English, blister and cast Steel; American Norwalk, April 20,18.'4. supply of Winter Dry Goods, which he spared no ILLIAM GALE, is this day opening an ex Taint, when Mercury has failed. &J NETTS, a good assortment jind at moderate and Russia sheet Iron; tinmen's shears, cart and pains in purchasing at the lowest possible prices.— Wtensive and elegant assortment of the differ UR. REJ.FE'S wagon boxes, vices, anvils, cVc. He assures the public his assortment of goods is now ent varieties of Fall Goods, viz. Bioadcloths of every BOTANICAL »Ii«PS!I 5 rices by JAMES MALLORY. FOR SILG. have, in a multitude of cases-, cured these inveterate aiM^ The subscriber would inform the public that many complete. Goods cheaper than ever offered before, desirable color for Ladies and Gentlemens cloaks Oct. 2. r deep-rooted complaints in their worst and most hopeless ofhis goods were imported by himself and can be ... - «1|||' TITE House and Homestead of Nathan and well chosen. Judging from the flattering pros and overcoats. Brown and drab Petersham, Cassi stages. The Drops are also given with success for violent -HAKLES N. CLOCK has jutt received from sold as cheap or cheaper than any otherestablishment jjSigjJg Benedict, deceased, containing about pects already received, he feels assured, by diligence meres and Satinets of all qualities and pi ices, brown eruptions after the weasels, red blotches, festering eruptions, g acres of Land, pleasantly situated on and jiimjiles on the fuce; and in connection with Dr. JEBII'S, %. ' New York, brown muslins by the bale, also n the country. July 1.1834. and a close application to his business, to merit and red, green, and white Canton Flannels, black, white Liniment, they remove white swellings of the joints. The canvas paddings, burlaps, Russia diaper, bed tick he road loading from Norwalk Bridge to the Old receive a full share of public patronage. and green blond Gauze Vails, finegreen barage fig'd Scrofula, in its early shapes of mere tumours behind the ears V, ings, checks. umbrellas, oil cloths,travelling baskets, ASTINGS.—The subscriber,agent lor Geo. Well. Also a tract of Land lying at Long Swamp, L. M. STEVENS, Vails, a large assortment while, red and black Meri and under the chin, and swelling of the upper lip and nose, will not only quickly yield to this preparation, but scrofulous buclu am, and blk and col'd crown linings, co'd cam E. Waring, of Stamford, will furnish to so called, containing 32 acres. Also, 1 piece Wood 6 West the Bridge, No. 2 Burrall's Building no and thibet wool Shawls unusually low; French, C Land, lying at Bart'lett Lot, so called, containing 12 ulcers, which have spread to such an extent and depth, as to bric inuslids, blk lustring, also an assortmment of order, Castings of all kinds, at furnice prices. German and English Merino Cloth, Gentlemen's corrode the cartilvgcs and affect the bones with caries, have been acres. Also, the House and Homestead ofthe sub unbleac'd knit cotton and lamb's wool Drawers and gradually and permanently healed, by the persevering admi Gentlemen's and Youth's fur hats, all of which will Any person in want will ylease call on UR CAPES. A small lot of black and light scriber, situated about l'mile west of Norwalk Bridge, Shirts, 5000 yds. bleach'd and bro'.vn Shirtings and nistration of this powerful medicine; the sunken stjualid bo disposed of at a liberal per cent, from cost. Norwalk, March 24. LESTER BELDEN, colored Capes, for sale unusually cheap by countenance restored to its tlorid hue, the vital energy re containing 12 acres first rate land, with a new Barn, Sheetings, fine white and mixed Woolen Yarn, Norwalk, Feb. 1835, ELI MORRIS, established, and the whole system purified and invigorated N. B. The highest market price paid for old 26 by 40 feet, a good well of never failing water with Men's and Youth's Fur, Cloth, and Hair Caps, Fur Jan. 2. No- 3, Burrah's buildings They arc also the best Spring and Autumnal Physic. FIRST rate Cow for sale or exchange for one wrought and cast iron, copper, bras?, pewter in 15 feet of the door. Also 8 acres of Land, prin Collars, cloak Tassels, light aud dark Silks, a splen From many other proofs of the superior virtues of Itr that will give milk through the winter, and can and lead. cipally Meadow, lying convenient to the homestead. did assortment. llclfe'•« Drops, the Proprietor selects the following A T=r ADIE'S Buck Skin Moccasins, for sale cheap INTERESTING CASES. be well recommended. EDMUND PRICE, The whole of the pioperty will be sold together or Oct. 21. IH?A Lady, to whom reference can be made, was for ye*rc Sept' 2. EW GOODS-J 'he subscribers are al- separate to suit puichasers. For particulars enquire 1 A by ELI MORRIS, afflicted with humours on her neck, accompanied with irn- 1^3 most daily receiving New Goods at their store of the subscriber living on the premises. Jan. 2. no. 3. Burrll's buildings qucnt itching eruptions, and running sores. She had t:.- J "H" EATHER, for sale by the subscriber, at the eaat end of the Bridge, which are sold at a small ad JAMES BENEDICT. NEW GO0138 various remedies and had taken the best medical advice, '-\i' . store of S. Raymond. & Co., in New Canaan. could got no permanent relief, and her case daily becon ..,r ELJ vance from cost. The undersigned tender their Norwalk Sept. 9th,183-1. SGtf MORE NEW GOODS, MALLORY has just received from New-York worse, fears were entertained of a fatal termination of h'.i 1000 sides Soal Leather of various qualities, a gen thanks to their customers for past favors, and solicit AT NO. 2, BURItALL's BUILDINGS, WEST THE BRIDGE. e a new supply of Spring and Summer Goods, complaint, when a friend providently recommended the eral assortment of stout and light upper leather, cal a continuance of the same. which ogethcr with his foimer stock, comprises a nical Drops, four bottles of which efl'ected a complete < E.B. BENNETT.offers fir rSnilE Subscriber has just returned from New to the surprise and jov of herself and friends. and lining skins, Sic. All of which will be sold on Young Hyson Tea at 4s 6d. very handsome assortment, which will be sold very sale, a good assortment of Hats of the jg York with an extensive assortment of seasona ID=A Child of 8 years, had lost the use of his arms one as good terms as can be obtained in New York or HUBBELL & PORTER. cheap, to say the least—as cheap is the order of the teg was almost crippled, hip dropped out of place, thigl an'i ble Dry Goods which he spared no pains in purchas elsewhere. D. W. & L BOUTON. latest fashions. Gentlpmen can be day—those wishing to purchase will do well to caJ' arms swollen and broke open in several places, and ma oi ing, and which he is now prepaied to oflur to the New Canaan, Jan. 9. TIMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS. furniilied to order upon the shortest and examine for themselves before purchasing else the sores had penetrated dovcn to the bone. On taking '• public cheaper than ever yet offered in the county, Drops he recovered the use of his limbs, the sores heale. SJMITH Si HOYT, have just received by the notice. Norwalk, June 22. where.—Among his assortment are Broadcloths ol he therefore solicits purchasers to call and examine and he was restored to health, although thought incural - HATTERS ARTICLES. £2? Schooner Abeona, almost every shade, qualily and price, also black, JE?A young Man, near Boston, was reduced so lo •:-> his gonds and prices before purchasing elsewhere/ LCOHOL; Shellach, Verdigris; Nutgall; 95,000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank and boards. ET HATS. XD blue, mix't, drab, and fancy striped Chssimeies. eruptions and sores in various parts of his body, espe nil» they may depend they will find it decidedly to thei his neclc and hands ; weakness at the stomach, loss of , Copperas; Oil Vitriol; Ext. Logwood ; Jacks; 500 feet oars, 5,000 cedar posts. THE Subscriber have on hand an A advantage to do sn. Ihe following may be found Vestings, a large assortment of Silk, plain and fig'd rite, general debility, and gradual decline of the •tir.T Stopping Brushes ; Blocking Twine ; &c. Sic. By the sloops Orange and Rover, assortment ofgentlemens'Ilats o fgood Marsailles, Valencia, and other Vesting, Black silk svstem, so as to threaten an approaching Consumption among iiis assortment, Broadcloths of most eveiy The above ai ticlas are Cor sale cheap, for cash 100.000 feet Boards and Plank. quality, and intend keeping a full sup was entirely cured, and restored to a line state of heal shade, stvle, and quality, Cassimeres and Sattinets, Velvet, superior and common quality, black French only, by the Subscribers WEED h BUTLER. 200,000 (not Williams) but T. S. Williams cross, ply made in the best manner and fin five or six bottles of these Drops...... 1 do., Flannels of all colors, Merino Cloths and Cir Bombazine, Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for m? A Married Lady was for years afflicted with eru Norwalk, April 1, 1834. single and no brand shingles, ished in New York in the latest style. cassians, blk. wlit. and scarlet Merino Shawls of ev Ladies dresses; green and black sarsnet, black Cir on the face, head, ears, and various parts of the boi at 150,000 Vickery's Shingles. Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats tended with violent itching, burning, &c. had tried ?.rw ery size and of Ilenequin's best make; those who cassian, merino cassimere, satinetts, Hatters nap ROADCLOTHS, a good assortment of fash N. B. Ml the above articles are offered to the to Order upon shoi t notice. prescriptions without effect; was confined to her rooi :iaC want a suitable article in this line may depend on ping cloth, Irish linen, very cheap, calicoes, a good declined all company. She was cured by taking four I if* ionable coloiw and superior finish. Broad pub:ic at a very small advance from cost. June 25 ALFRED MALLORY. B findiug it. Camblets of every description, and all assortment; cambric, jaconet and swiss muslins, pf these Drops. , , cloths, suitable for ladies cloaks, for sale at reduced Norwalk, March 2, 1!>35. 219 Try A Lad belonging to Saugus, whose head was other goods usually found in a Dry Good Store, linen cambric, and linen cambric'handkfs., long prices, a.? No. 3 Burrall's Buildings, by ENGLISH MERINOS. lawn, pongee, and flag silk pocket handkfs., silk all over with sores and blotches, was wholly cured by % ,s» ELI MORRIS. Nov. 11. Tj. M. STEVENS. bottles, after every other remedy had failed. ^ UST received by William Gale 50 pieces super, WILLIAM GALE and crape dress handkfs., 5-4 black merino shawls, rrr A Child five years old, had her face covered ...... scab, various eruptions about the body, and was blind .• .v SM 5 and common English Merinos of every desirable OFFEPvS for sale a handsome and bobbinet and footing lace, Ladies gloves, Hosiery, NEW GOODS, color and at reduced prices, Ef VDIA MATTING.—-Co. d and plain 6-4 Mat- a good assortment; silk umbrellas, gingham do., eyes. She was cured by taking five bottles. genera! assortment of IIATS, inelu 1L ting, for salo by JAMES MALLORY. A Correspondent writes thus : I have had Ulcers yv. i..y. At the New Store, No. 2, Burr»lVs Build N<«v. IJJ. ding those of the latest New York shirting muslins, brown sheeting, Dorchester ticks, legs so bad that I expected to lose the use of them, am coiiiu only walk on crutches; two pieces of bone came awa, ings, West the Bridge. fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied beaverteen, moleskin, plain and striped bang-up sattinets- rSHO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—The cord, French drilling, blue and yellow nankeen, my right leg; when hearing of your Relfe's Botanical , :.T,| ' T3" AWRENOE M. STEVENS, has this day re large and splendid assortment, from the coars* with Hats to order upon short notice. j|_ Subscriber intends to keep constantly on hand after trvinsr everything else that 1 thought would al;- . * l-7| 3 A turned from New York with a large supply of A black and col'd Silesia, col'd cambrics, children and sufferings, on using three bottles, I found myself nearl. i i; jj est to the finest qualities and most fashionable colors, Norwalk,March 18. 1835. first and second qualily OYSTERS, by the load oi seasonable Dry Goods, which, in addition to the youth's cloth and fancy caps, childrens red morocco the ulcers began to heal up and cease running. ; for salo by the piece or less quantitv, by retail, through the season. ^ A Gentleman writes, he had been sorely afflicted .or ten, _ stock he purchased a few day.s since, makes his as shoes, stocks and collars, Men's Ilorskin, Wood ELI' MORRIS, fiorwalk, nov. 10, JS*34. A. NAfcsH* 4o vears with Biles all over his body, and having tried all Aind-i - sortment very complete. His stock of goods having To OLD & YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS stock and buckskin gloves,trimmings,an assortmei t ")f remedies without success, by the use of these D.ropr. I'-r p No. 3, Bunall's Building's. of best quality, together with many other articles been purchased nt the present state of the market (jgJTYLEB CUR'llS Si Co. have at their Store, a n-as perfectly cured. . . J fciUMBJEffii not herein mentioned, all of which will be sold on Another Gentleman writes: "I have been seriously !:«?,•< » ea I,, puts him beyond the reach of competition, and ena few rods South of the Bridge, a general and with the S3 i Rheum on my head, , 9 tM2 Norwalk, Jan. 30. ItiSSi