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' ' WEEKLY .4L11IflJ\’-4C'X-
_ AUGUs'”r., I OR. 05- R.-35-7‘
”f<s"i”v'EEn‘esa-..y ‘ 5-'21‘ 639 morn
2'7iThurs‘day 5’ 29 ‘ 5 3 I 0 42
‘28—Friday _ 5 23 1 09
29 S'at\r-1'1‘-dtay 5 25' 6 35 2-4-2
Sunday‘ ' 5 6 50
— _ 31 Monday 5 27 6 3.). ‘ 591.?
’ . ' 1 Septqp‘}_be_r 5__?_9 .5 31 7 24‘_
Scott’s .
asétt of Scott's Fainily Bible, Hart-
, -4 _» for-pd edition, two or three Nos. of which re-
‘mairrgto. be published. I'nq‘uire at this Office. . ’
» J uly} 8. _ '
. Art of ‘Weaving.
. , Ifust rccez~ocd‘anrl for sale at this Ofiicc, and
' ., ‘ also "by N. L. SKINNER, Bridgeport,
_ . The .Weav‘er’s Asslstant,
*‘ Explaining in afamiliar mann_er,~the first prin-
ciples of the Art of VVeaving;, containing up-
I, \ wards of eighty different Drafts, both of Diapers
and Coverlets ; to which is’ added, Observations
on Draft’ Painting, with an Appendix: C0ntaiI1ing‘
several useful Tables. By PHILO BLAKE.\1AN.”
‘ Aug‘. ll. I 15
' from ./Ilbany, -with Boards a1'rd'2Sh'in-_
gles, to W. J. STREET, and Order.
Catskill," on or about the 1st September~rici-‘rt,
unless a suflieient freight should be'previo._us-
ly offered. ‘ ' f '_ v "
By this m-2'i~.=al, the subscriber lzas'_’1‘ccci5ccd '
- BEST warranted SHINGLES
6,000 feet clear BOARDS, of a
superior qualit)"’~'—-1 5,000 l‘t. merchantable do.
' W M. J. STREET.-
"15
.WNorr_valk, Aug. .
C ardlng. I
l-II“. subscriber respectfu'lly informs‘ his
friends, and the public in general, that he
is now ready for the reception of Cloth,‘ at his
stand, in New-Canaan, where he will Full, Dye,
and Dress Cloth,and.Card VVool, in the best man-
ner, and on the most reasonable terms. He feels
grateful for past favours, and earnestly solicits it
continuance. All orders in the above business‘
will be punctually attended -to.‘ A liberal dis-.
: j count made for Cash. 4 ~
I" ' HENRY CHAMBERS.
"16 3m
:7 &"m
-l_
. New-Canaan, Aug. 14.
Cloth Dress1ng,‘&c.
‘ L‘ HE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he is
ready, athis Factory, to receive Cloth for Dres-
sing ; that he will Full, Dye, andDress Cloth, as
well and as cheap as any ‘Mill irithe country‘. Het
will dye'Black, Blue, and any other colours, that
shall neither fade nor crock. I-Ie Hatters himself
from the experience he and his workmen have
in the business, that he shall be able‘to'give uni-
‘versal satisfaction. All those who will f;=.voxj,l1im
withtheir custom, shall have the grateful ac-
knowledgments of the public’s humble servant. .
‘ SAIXIUEL ‘DAVENPORT.
N.‘B. All kinds of wool. caanrsn at the
above Factory, in the best manner and at shortes
notice. Nor-walk, August, 1818. )5 3m .
Cloth Dress1ng. 4
HE subscribers respectfully "inform their
T friends,“and the public in general, that they
are ready for, the reception of Cloth, at their Fac-
tory. Cloths will be Fulled. Dyed, and Finished
in {be best manner, for the following prices.
Black, and all other colours, except Indigo Blue,
from 17' to 29. cents per yard. ‘Thin cloth, for
‘.Vomen’s ware, will be dyed and finished for from
' 12 to 1.1 cents per yard. Indigo Blue for 5() cents
per yard.
The subscribers will dye Cloth Navy Blue, or
Logxrood ‘Blue, and warrent it to be as lasting
and as permanent a colour. as Indigo Blue. _
All orders in the above line of business will be
thankfully received and punctually executed by-
the public’s humble servants, -
BURR HULL, .
‘JOEL MARCHANT.
’.cndin,n:,»A115tt2st 1, I818. 6wl4
One Cent Reward. _
R.tN.a WAY from the subscriber,'on the nu.
by the name of Isaac Butt. This ‘is to forbid all
persons harboring or trusting him on my account.
‘vVhoever will return said runaway, shall re-
ceive the above rewnrrl but no charges. ‘
- ‘JONATHAN JOHNSON. I
Grcanwicir, Aug‘. '14, 1818." »16
A _ days.
ARR1v1«:D,this morm'ng.,.Sloop ORBIT, Nasu, ;
_~Said Sloop willsail again for Albany and _
Cloth D1-essirig and‘W¢oI s
of November last, an indebted apprentice,’ --
N ‘oltwalk Packet;
The new, supcrioi',- fast soiliizg »
. Sloop PACKET, , _
. ' . Samucltflaskam, vnastcr, ] ‘
IS intended solely for the zaccommoilation ‘of
Passengers, having‘ three elegant and‘ spa-
cious cabins, with 42 births. Theproprietors
assure their friends and the public, that no exer-
tions will bevspared for the accommodation ‘of
passengers. The bar-will be well furnished with
will leave Norwalk every Tuesday and Saint?
day, and New-York on Mondays and Thurs-‘
Packets.‘ ..
To Sail from‘ Burrall ay -IIubl_2ell’s Landing at
.l.V'orwalh, for .N'ew-1"_orl~:, 1’cck-Slip, 7.-2'2.
T HE newand very fast sailing Sloop ORION,
elegant births, ‘will leave Norwalk every Tues-'
day,"anc_l return from New-York-on Saturday. ,
Sloop'COMET, G.WATERBURY, master, will
leave Norwalk every Saturday, and return on
__'l‘hursday following. Each vessel will perform
their weekly"‘trips" through the ‘season. For
freigllt or passage, apply to the isiubscribers, or
to the Captains onboard their vessels.
,co’m‘m‘oda.tioni of Passengers. ‘ ‘ _
BURRALL 8: IIUBBELLI
Norwalk, May‘ ll. ' - _ fl
as
r Accommodation .Pa;ckets,,
. . , TO SAIL - .
*F;rom Ebenezer D. IIoyt’s Landing at Nor-'
V walk, for.1’écI.' Slip, .N‘ew-1’ork.
SLOOP ELIZA, PENNOYER, Master,
y ILL commence sailing from the above}
’: A “ " landing; on. Tuesday, the -12th ' day ‘of,
‘May next, and return on Saturday. ’ ' '
Slaafz IIJECI ,-5',’/'IC, '.Bv‘y'ant, Master.
VVill sail on
day.
Tlrxirisclay, and return-on Tues"-j.
. v .S.'oo;'z U.N‘IO.N',~.Brc-wn, rMa.9t‘c'r,_ -‘
, VVi’ll sail on Saturday‘, "and return the Thurs-
day following‘; each‘ vesse_l:-pqt1m{orm'irt‘g their-
weekly trips through the seasons‘?-'*,_-I 0 '7 ' --
or to either the Captains on‘ up lof their re-
spective vessels‘.
Norwalk, March 5." " ..-.,...I V .
j Cheap, Cassie Store.‘ , I
_ BILTTS 8; CANNON,
Offer for sale, anexteusive assortment of
Dry Goods 8; -Grocerzes,
'---AMo.\‘GwH1czt ARE-F 7 H I I
TALIAN Crapes ‘ I
' Do. ~ Lustrings - A _
Black and changeable Florence and Levantines
\Vhite, green, blue,‘ and pink figured do.
Striped -Marseilline Silk '-
Black, white, and ‘green Sarsinets
Black andwhite Sattins
Merino Shawls, silk and cotton do.
Silk I-Iandkercliiefs - ‘
Cambric Dirnities
Sarsinet Cambrics, corded and striped do.
India and Scotch Book Muslins
Cambric don.
Mulmuls
Silk and cotton Lace ’
Linen Cambrics
Silk and leather Gloves
Merino Trimmings
An elegant assortment Ribbons
Black and coloured Bombazetts ’ ’
Florentine, Merseilles, and toilinet Vestings —
Tabby and Manchester Velvets A
Corded Velvets
American and India cotton Shirtings '
American cotton Sheeting ' '
Irish Linens ' I
Black, blue, bottle green, and mixt Broadcloths
'Black','blue, and mix‘. Cassimeres
4:-‘rattinetts -
r ' Dutch Blankets -
Afnierican and imported Bed—Ticking
Cotton and linen Checks, Sac. &c.
China, Liverpool, Stone and Earthern W'are
Bibles, Testaments, Psalm Books and Spelling
Books. ' ’
_ , '--ALso--
Jamaica and St. Crorx Rum,
American and French Brandy ‘
Do. and Holland Gin '
Madeira, TeneriF_fe,
American and Port
I-Iyson, Young l-lyson,
Hyson Skin, and
E WINES.
TEAS. '
Souchong ~
Loaf and Lump Sugar .
Muscovaclo . do. by the barrel, or retail
Coffee and Spices
Indigo_ and Dye VVoods _
Cotton, of superior, and‘ ordinary qualities
Salt, 8:0. » .- A "I '
..."Nor\valkLA_t1g. ll. 15
’ HIS is t_o forbid all persons harbouring or
trusting my wife HANNAH, under the
severest penalty of the law. .
_ JOHN MILLER,-
_. j Greenwich, Aug. 14, 1818. . - n 16% .
SJ
if-7l"0RifV*4iK'.:(iC'Q"ll-J‘,WE1lN:ESjh:dI: 19-s16—'s ’
tlre‘.-best of Liquors, Wine,,»Porter, Sac.-‘She I
as -§
B. K1~n~:'LEn,1naster,. having 16 superior and .
EC? Every attention \vill“be,_,pai:l ‘to ’theac..
’ ' '3"_A'lso, Patent Composition for the axles of car-
For freight or passage applytfihe subscriber, r
HQYIH. ,'
Silk and cotton Hose ‘ 4
law directs.
_.._.
-11.1 reet,
I AS just returned from New-York, witha
« - « fresh supply of seasonable GOODS, of the
newest fashions and; latest imp‘ort_ations, nearly
‘the articles added -to "his stock, will be found :
Canton and Italian . Crapes ‘
Fine Irish Linens '
E-_.I..r)\v pric’d-"do. * ' .
' .§’Fancy 1*‘ lagg and Bandanoe silk Ilandkercliiefs’
Black Canton ’ ' ' ~ . _ do. ‘
..,I"ine 6_-4*Cambric._Dimity, 37 1-2 cts. per yd.
‘Common .d,0.I -clieapr and good
_ 6.-4-Cambric Muslin, 332'.-.1»-‘J.pea' yard
- ‘-4 &’6-4- super. India» Book. Muslin
4-4- 8: 6-4.Bri'tisl1 * " do. «do.
India Cambric and Jaconet do‘. «
W'bite, check; and striped Cravats
Black and" cri'mso‘f‘}“_Bo;nbazetre
Black and white .si_lk- Gloves‘
ASs9r.tm.ent.0i‘:l~:i;lf;rxid. beaver, Gloves
iiine w_Qifs‘_ted-_3a‘n'd ‘cottonf Hose
E}I;d,j1,tvhite and .yellow Flarinel ‘
«Steam-loom S_.hi'r,tiIJ,g; finé_~and- common ’
‘ India ;M_nslin ”of’all 'desci'ip'tions ‘
Good dbmest_ic‘1Shirting,from 20 to 25 cts per
,.
~ -Bl-u'e, pink and buff Gingliams [yard
?Carlisle ’ do. » I
'Am€1'iCan do. . ‘
I I doz. super. London made Vests, $2,215 each
I doz. readymade Pantaloons, (Jefferson sheet-
- l".Ԥ) $1 per pair 5 5
20 doz. Pocket Hhkls, good size and quality,
' 6' cents each - '0 ‘ I V .3?‘
' 100 doz. elegant Fans, from '2 to 3 cents" Sac]:
' ' Li/l‘r-iv2'sc--a ms-w su/I/zly of -I
-, H.-4j2D ts‘ HOLLOW-W.r!R1£, GROCERIES,
I CROCKE]?’Y, BOOKS, £3’c. €9"c.'U'C.
.F0P_fl1,f,tI1er particulars, see former advert? -
ment. . : ‘July 28,
A .DoInest1c Ma1111factt1res.
- HE subscriber offers for sale,‘ (W’holesa1ef
_ and Retail,)’.at his establishment in Nor-
xvalk, Sheeting ans.‘-S_l_iirting Muslin of a superior
gqnfalisty, StripesandCliambrays,‘with -.1 general
;ass‘ortment of,Yarns, suitable for Bedticking and
-’o'Vfhe1' purposes, of the ‘very best quality, both
ililtie.‘an(l"whi_te, from No. 6 to 18. VVoollen yarn
:.‘.V0V¢3'on' c'ot’t’on warp at the shortest notice.
5for sale as above? "AARON NASH.
.I_une‘29th. I818. 9
If ' ‘ if A; N»
r ' ' - I ’ -.v-
4‘/2’/‘ llilk ’ ‘ \ "
,. .' "333
putty my wing, I
if’ \ \ _-,, .‘ " .
I
_ PHINEAS HILL,
NFORMS the public that he still continues
the businessof, ‘ ~ '
Stone Cutting,
At his stand, a; few rods north of the "bridge,
where may be had Stone of every descriptiori, at
short notice. He has just received a good as-.
sortment of Vihite Marble, of an excellent qual-i
ity. suitable for Head Stones,.and keeps constant-
ly on hand a general assortment of Scotch Grey,
and Jersey Free Stone, suitable for Hearths.
Chimney-pieces, Grave Stones, Stc. Also, Soap
Stone, of every description ; all of which will be
well finished, on terms as reasonable as can be
_ afforded by any one in the county, those _who are
in the habit of peddling their stone, not excepted
Norwalk, June '3. ' 5.
HE honourable Court of Probate for the dis-
trictof Danbury, hath allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors to the es-
tate of‘Stt’l1/It-’7t Norris, late of Ridgefield, in said
district, deceased, to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, .within said time, will
' be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate, are reques-
ted to make immediate payment to _ '
STEPHEN NORRIS, Executor.
Danbury, July 27’, l8_l8. 15
At a .Cour! Q/‘P1'oba'té', held at Staznjord, in andfor
Stamford district, on the 7th day of July, 18 l 8.
Present, JAMES Srnvaxs, Esq. Judge.
N motion of George Smitlz, Administrator on
the estate of SAMUEL Siwrru, Jr, late of
Stamford, deceased--This Court limits seven
months from this date, for the exhibition of claims
against theestate of said deceased, and orders said
Administrator to publish said liimitation ‘as the
Certified from Record, ’ ‘
' Simeon H. l\/Imon,‘ Clerk.
Kaleidoscope.
25*
_ of _D,oc.t. Brewster of England, may be seen
at J . MEEK_ER’S 'lTavern,'in thisplace. Grown
persons,‘ 6 cents, Children 3. _ A
An .,ll.~ . . I .
_§(Igq—uint.als good Cod-fish,
Just received and" forsale by _ . '
. A'ug\pst‘,'_{1-. _ ‘ '\V'lVi. J. STREET. A
r.z..s..z..~
all‘bought at ‘Adntion, (with cash only.) Among ‘
. C'crtg'fi_t" Q’
I I HIS curious Instrument, the late invention *
I’repa1'ed by John 1’: W/lil:7b'-1'“, Cllelllisliallllj,‘ ='
.'_. Druggist-r-Boston}? L ‘-
. Herbs )LPatc7zic-rt’ ’¢1\nd,fI{l:’c'{1°r’z'z:?z'§c‘-tl._ .~ V
IEIV 0l'«.ilQn° OI: lhf? fill...‘-l.l.l..‘.5 V7".-‘L‘3,'f“.1..l“.?‘I.l'3'Z, ‘f'3¢.3 I
I-.un‘it"e-'tb'.<2,s«.= a'drama'sé$ .53.é*?3%°l§f§5¥*‘§$‘l5fPi?.‘7
tatory, which i'l‘oV_ba’cc'_o, coinbined .‘witl1"jo1nher-‘ ‘in: _
grcdients, is ‘capable o_fprotlu'cin‘g. ”.'l‘li'e'c"o;rnr.n’o.'n
Scoih snuff is not only de_stittite,_of‘_fine fla‘vor-,
but is universally alxcgwga‘ to_be"flinjrrx'iofu§ to the _,
head and stomach, and sooner or l;‘;tei"elfects the
transparency,—and é_6lou,’r,of'tl1e 'l_'lie coarse‘ —
black .-.n'ufi_'s, instead of clearing and .stimulati‘ng ‘
the olfactory nerves,’ sen-e,burj to, ob,st_l'._t,rt:tn_ant_l ‘
dcaden them ; and in profins -of -_1irn_’e"; step-
ping. the passages,L_lias ‘an"'~ ,l‘{lt:f_l’l_l_:__‘v'c1_II?:_C__t: upon the
speech. ' , .'l.’lu_-2 ;I.’q,'f_:(_;;_t_¢flc_.{,!rpnir2ifi:~‘ will‘, .by;é_x4
l>e!'5¢1!°?-?a"13$i"f9.i!li<l fi5f.1i‘éil5l;¢:l7" »Ftl3‘.5.'$>‘.i.3."l<T>‘>'i.l‘.?§téli°.I‘.5-‘r* '
its flavor .is.’i’ra rant’ e'Ifcjcl:_‘
‘ ‘ . '1r..-a_si'riv;..a_r"z"»c’1,‘I-.2‘: trt1vf;'r‘3-"-‘=‘~f-i-.t‘"shims-‘.‘%iv‘ii5it0rt§‘%‘=5'»‘ili¢
liead--sifffisijaly stivmolates the Jsp_iri,i_s, A an_‘cl_‘_i‘¢-
-moves. that:.§lI‘5‘§vsine7ss Ztv’lji,c,li o§c‘a.sion‘s.
will ,prévail:Iin’§pite §£_oug--utmost efforts t'o‘,b'allle.
it. repeeategl nexp:eArin1‘cfnt_s,iiti i:s_.'_knriwn
of essential _service to those who a're“t_x"t'j_t1l)'_lc,tl,‘ti.’i.r h '
long, doll, nérvoius head-aclies, and _will,'befl‘o’und
far supe_rior.fo_r, thisvpurpose to th_eCep_halic snuff. _
In cases of,catarrl1, or what .cornn1only called
a cold in the head, a pinch or_. two_'ta_ken_ at ‘night
on going to bed, will, by‘rn'olsten_in‘g the mucus, ,
effectually "remove all obstI'uctions before morn-
ing. All those troubled with the‘ hypochondria
or vaporsfifvill find in _ this chemical pr’ep'a'rali‘on,
‘a coznplet5;_anti__dote. During'a_ tedious confine-
..».-nt in a crowded house, or awarm at_mosph"r':re7, .
i walk, ora long ride, a pinch or
, 'er a fatwig
twr}"-‘of this s 'ti'fi-‘ will by its grateful and ‘enliven-‘
ingvqualilies, ichly repay the purchaser the
trouble-of co_ tantly having ’it'in'his pocket, and
which, wired _-éll secured, will, for a long time,
answer all jtlie purposes" of a smelling bottle.-—,
From its ngyreiat «antiputrescent - qualities, no com-
position is’ better qualifietl to resistpc_ontagion ; the I
-use of it therefore is indispensable for all those
who watch _w_ifh, or._v.isit'the sick. - Allsedentary
and studious persons of either sex, will find by its
occasional use, a cheap and cheering relief from
that lassitude which invariably I accompanies a
3 _ _ _ »: long sitting, or. much reading." This snuff, the
~rrages,’ah_ excellent substitute for tar, grease, Scc. ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
s£'ragt_'ance of which is derived altogether from the
natural flavor ofthe principal articles of which it
is composed, is well stopt in a handsome square
bottle, made eggpressl y for the purpose, and which
will be fbux1t-I-e'o_"unite all the advantages of a-snuff
Box] . I n. _ n . K
in Bad» .1?e?1}azniI2.":?It¢1'Z4°'1£-*‘0: .F“'° '
low a/' glsé, 1-(fifmcrican ./Icadcgrzy mm and Sci‘-
cnccs'—_-'gg1't_1 of the Jlfedical Society in London-——-
and of tire’ Jl/ational filcdicqlt-School o/1"1‘ancc-'—- 1
and late I"rq/'c.ssor oftlzc T1z_cory and Practice of
Physic in the Um'ver.sz'ty Q/_‘ Canzbridge. ‘
Boston, Ilfilk-Street, 1Warc/.1 30, 1813.
Sir-——In answer to your letter containing an en-
umeration of the articles composing your ‘snuff,
together with a sample of it. I would remark, that
although I have found no reason for changing my
well known opinion of the pernicious effects of
the inordinate use of tobacco, in any form, Inev-
ertheless cannot perceiv_e- the same objection to
yours. , The articles ‘are certainly innocent in
their qualities._ Those liable to nervous and oth-
er head-aches well know that fits of these dis-
tressing affections, most commonly subside on a
spontaneous sneezing towards night, -and if this
relief can be expedited by a sternutatory,.I should
give the pref». _:;ce to your snuff over that of
powdered tobacco, or even the imported Cc/2/zalic
Snzmj‘, the ingredients of which are unknown to
us. VVith this view I have used your composi-.
tion myself, and recommended it l0‘0‘.l‘.el‘s.
I am yours, 8:c. . B- \VATr;uHoos1~:.
T 0 J. 1’. HI’/zitfzliell, C/Icrnis.-t and 1)rz1ggi.<.-i‘.
Forrsalc by ST. JOHN & ISAACS.
Nor-walk, July 7, 1,818. lyto
I B 0 OKS
UST received, and for sale at this office, a gen-
eral assortment of SCHOOL ‘BOOKS, con-
sistingof S I _ ‘in
1\Iurray’s Grammar, large, do‘. do. abridged,
Key to the Exercises. Introduction to tho; English
Reader, Sequel, Columbi-an Orator, -New"-York
Reader, do.‘ Expositor, Scott’s 1.:-s_sons, Morse’s
Geography, VVillett’s do. Dwigjl1t’_s ido.'I’erry’s
D_ictionary,Spelling Books. Clvild’s Instructor. Scc.
Also, Bibles,_ Testaments, Common Prayer
A , Books, Dwight’-s Psalms and Hymnrs, W'atts’ do.
Olney Hymns, Ste. Stc. _
-—-1,rxawtsE Iuscr-zxvran-— ~
Edwards on the \Vill, l\'Iackay‘s Navigator,
Millei"s Letters, Sketches of Lower Canada.‘ by
Joseph Sansom, Esq. The ‘vVritings of Miss-Fan-
nyVVoodbury, Force of Truth, by '1‘. Scott, Por-
traiture ofMethodism. A Topographical Descip-
tion of Ohio, Indiana, and Louisiana, &c. Ste.
A handsome assortment of TOY BOOKS.
Lead Pencils, ‘Ink Stands. _\Vafe-rs, Sealing
VVax, Scc. Stc. Scc. June 30." A
~ Walkeris Dzcteesamr-‘g/,‘. Day
Books-85‘ W/3°ztmg_;r-paper"
‘ For sale attlris otlice. ‘
. JUST PUB-l.IS{I.t<;D, ,
Jlnd for sale at this Ofiice, and also by the
. ’ 'Past-1£iz1.€rs, * > ’ -
- THE HISTORY OF ‘
LITTLE HE N RY
Am) HIS BEARER.
(Comjzbsctlvv jzrizzcipizlly Roozfland
more étfeéd-4é7iéi
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