Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, November 18, 1818 · page 1

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I8 Vvetlnesday 7 12 5 48 9 17

19 Thursday 7 13 5 47 10 2!

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at Saturday 7 I5 5 4'5 ' mom

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28 Monday 7 17' 5 4-3 1 36

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Cheap Cash Store.

BENEZER STEVENS and EDVVARD
. l H. STREET, have connected themselves
,i'n_ibusiness, under the firm of _

STEVENS STREET,

And have taken the store directly under Mr.
Jessi: Curcrrs’ shop, west side of the Bridge,
where they offer for sale a general assortment of
genuine GROCERIE S, and fresh FR U1 T .--the
foilowing are a part'-='- '
Jamaica Spirits, by thelPowder and shot

barrel VVheat, Rye, and Buck-
St. Croix Rum -do. Wheat Flour
' Sugar do. Smoked Herring
Molasses do. Codlish, 3C6. Sec.
Holland 8: Pierpont Gin 1~"ruz'r.
Wines Oranges, Limes \
Cordials, of all kinds Madeira Nuts, Peanuts
Teas do. Almonds, Prunes
%Loaf and lump sugar Drum Raisins
' Coffee and Choccolate Figs, Cocoanuts

Dried Currants
er [co Box -and keg Raisins,
,,}land and paperTobac-; 8tc. fxc. Sac.

The above articles are all of a superior quali-
.ty, and will be sold on terms which will render it
an object for their friendsto call.

Norwalk, Nov. 3. - 537

Cheap Cash Store.
BETTS 8;‘ CANNON,

Have just received a fresh supply of

Falltif l’V*£nter Goods‘,

._.\‘.1'-hiclx makes flielr assortment" equal, it not an-

Pepper, Allspice, Ging-

. perior, to any in town, which they are selling at

BLACK-Rock Patents, and of which, the follow-
ing are a small part :-- ' _
Black, blue, bottle green, drab and mixt Broad-
cloths -',
Black, blue, drab and mixt C-assimeres,
P.-lisse Cloths, Sattinetts *
Lyon-skin Coating, Rose Blankets
Florentine, Merseilles, swansdown and toil-
net Vestings '
Manchester Velvets and Cords ,
Red, white, yellow, blue and black Flannels
1"igurcd and plain Bombazetts, assorted colors
Italian and French Ci-ape, figured Ratlinett
Black and changeable Florence and Levantines
Figured Levantines, I/Vhite Sattin
VVl1ite and green Sarcenet
Cotton watlding, for Ladies’ Great Coats
Merino, silk, and cotton imitation Shawls
, Leno, book, cambrick, and mulmul Mtzslins
Cambric Dimities, sarcenet Cambrics
Corded Cambrics
VVire Cotton :nd Floss '1‘hreads
Silk, cotton, and worsted Hosiery
English and French silk Gloves
“lashed Leather, Beaver, and Kid Gloves
Men’s Deer-skin Gloves and Mittens
Merino Trimmings, Irish Linens
American 8: India cotton Sheeting 8: Shirting
Linen and cotton Bt.d:.ir:kiug
American and Engglish Chock
Cotton Candle\viCk
an assortment qfH.x;1RDWJlRE and CROOK-
I ERY.
-—AL:‘.0-—-
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,
American and French Brandy.
Do. and Holland Gin
Madeira, Tenerilfe, .- ,.. -
American and Port E W ‘hr"S'
Hyson, Young Hyson,

Hyson Skin, and TEAS.

Souchong
Loaf and Lump Sugar _
Muscovado do. by" the barrel, or retail

Coffee and Spices
Indigo and Dye VVoods
Cotton, of superior, and ordinary qualities
Salt, Stc.
Norwalk, Oct. 27.

~_-“Salt and Codfish.

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UST received, and for sale by the subscriber,
:1 quantity of superior Turks-Island SALT.
' . -—.4lso, CODFISH, of an excellent quality.
* t ’ EBEN. D. HOYT.
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For sale at this Ofiicc, by the doz. or single.

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Red, white and yellow
F lannels
Crimson Scjscarlet Bom-
bazcttc
Orange and brown do.
Black, green 3: pucedo
Fig’d Rattinett for chil-
dren’s dresses
Trimmings for do
Black and white silk
Cloves N
Dark Kiddo
Real Merino shawls
Imitation do
Super. .8-4. Waterloo do
8-4 dark imitation do
Canton ,2: Italian Crepes
India and English book
Muslin .
Jaconet ant. “All mul do
Black Canton, Slagg and
Bandanoe I-Ihkfs

stout India silks
Ribbons, an elegant as-
sortment of fig’d 3: plain
Tabby and Manchester
Velvets .
Black and changeable
Florenczz-s, at 75 cts.
’s’h§tr:, striped and plaid
Cravats
Carlislc, pink, buff and
blue Ginghams

Florence, Lev-antinc and‘

HAS just returned from New-York, with 2'.
fresh supply of seasonable GOODS‘; which
he is now offering as cheap as can beobtained at
retail in the city of New-York. Among the ar-
ticles composing his assortment, will be found

ment of other Calicoes
India, jsteam-loom and
American shining
Extra superblue Cloths
Fine and common do
Superfine black do
Olive, brown, mixt and
drab do
Black, blue, mixt and
drab Cassimeres
Mint and brown Sani-
netts, very stout

Lamb’s wool 8: worsted .

Hose’, some at 18 cts
Black and white Cotton
do. at 25 cts
Irish Linens and Linen
Cambrics _
Brown Holland .3‘, L
30 doz. Madras "_ ‘d
kerchicfs, 6 cts‘.-kw,
Li/<c'toi.se,,_fi 
Elegant ivory bone
handled 3:-. and
- Forks, with arvers
Desart Do.
lritannia table Spoons
l7'nc polished Scissors
and Pen-Knives
B-est gilt Coat and Vest
Buttons
Razors, Cases, 8: Strops
Butt Hinges and screws
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Furniture, and assort- es, RC.
-'-ALSO--

100 dos.DiningPlale.9,at 12 1-9. :5» 16 cts. (L set.
.3 general (tssort2:z.ent of CHIN’./l_. GLJISS,
and CR'T20K‘ERY- II’.d.7.‘{E.

.3 new supply of GI£0C.E."lIE.S', Cotlfish, Cot-
ton Wool, and Wudtl-ing.

0ct.27, 1818. so

_ ]lLl'o«'re Cherry? Goods.
Lewis Mallo1'y‘ 8," Co.
Are now opening, and oli"ering for sale, a
-new and choice selection of

Two Dollars p r annum] .N’0RW./1LIt‘, (Conn-.) WED.N’1l‘SD.r2I’-, NOVEMBER 18‘, 1818.

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y *NI¢_H0'LS ,3 PRICE’, A‘ V 11113411 -1- S131 eel: Vi/J.11ter Arrangement;

_ PACKETS,
Sail every Tuesday, from Bnrrall :3‘ Hub‘-
bell’3 Landzng at .N'o'r-u_2alk,— for Nerv-
. , York, Peck-Slip, viz.
VF HE new and very fast sailing sloop ORION,
. B.I<'7r:1-:.L1s1<,mastet-,having 16 superior and
elegant births, leaves Norwalk This Day, (Tues-
day lotb inst.) and will retulin from New-York
5“ Thllfsdalb (19th) of the week following.
SIOOPCOMET9 G-WATERBURY, master, will
leave Norwalk on Tuesday, the 17th inst. and
return on Thursday of the week following, and
so alternately, through the season. For freight
or passage, apply to the subscribers, or to the
Captains on board their vessels.
:6-=' Everyattention will be paid to the ac-
_, commodation of Passengers.
BURRALL 8: IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, Nov. .lO. 28

To

New Regulations.

NORWALK PACKET.
The new, superior, fast sailing
_ Sloop PACKET,
Samuel Daskam, master,
IS intended solely for the accommodation of
Passengers, having three elegant and spa-
:';ious cabins, with 4.2 births. The proprietors
assure their friends and the public, that no exer-
tions will be spared for the. accommodation of
passengers. The bar will be well furnished with
the best of Liquors, VVine. Porter, &c. She
 will lean e Norwalk for New-York, on the follow-
i ll1.£§'<la3's. This 1)ay,(Tucsday 10th inst.) and re-
, turn on Thursday the 12th inst.—-On Saturday,
‘I4-th, and return on Tuesday following-—On
Thursday, 19th, and return ‘on Saturday—On
Tuesday, 24th, and return on Thursday-On
S-.tturda_v, 28th, and return on Tuesday, Dec. 1st
-—-On Thursday, Dec. 3d, and return on Satur-
day following-—-On Tuesday, 8th, and return on
Thursday-—On Saturday, 12th, and return‘ on
Tut-sday-—On Thursday, 17th, and return on Sat-
urdsy-—On Tuesday, 22d, and return on Thurs-
day—-On Saturday, 26th, and return on Tuesday.
Nov. 10, 1818.

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ACCOMMODATION PACKETS,

To sail on Tuesdays and Saturdays, from Eb-

Urotc/so-my,
—-AMONG wmct-1".-.1u;--
and mix: Cloths

Extra superfine blue, black, mixt. and drab

‘ Cassimeres '

Sattinets, Flannels, (a good assortment)

lack and colored Bombazetts ’

Black and red figured Rattinetts

Imported and American Ginghums

Black,brown,plumb,and crimson tabby Velvets

Black silk, and olive Manchester Do.

Florentine, Marseilles, and toilnet Vestings

American cotton Sheeting

American and India Muslins

Plain and figured Jaconet Do.

Sarcenet Cambrics and Mul Muls

Irish Linen, Linen Cambrics [ti-ings

Good Italian Crepes, black Levantinc and Lus-

I3ee.vet', kid, and silk Gloves -

Green and white Florences ,

Pink and buff Ginghatns 1

Canton and Flag Handkerchiefs '

American and India Checks

VVorsted and cotton Hose

Dutch Blankets, Bedticking, &c. Scc. Stc.

Li/retwisc,

A good assortment of GROCERIES, and a
large assortment of CROCKER I’, (very chcap,)
among which are Dining Plates, at 25. 3d. per
dozen, or 14 cents per, sett.

The above articles comprise but a small part
of their assortment. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well to call and look for themselves.

Norwalk, Oct. 27. 26

ti’Zf°New Cash Store.
Eli B. Bennett,

8 now opening, and offering for sale, a hand-

some assortment ol Fall and .VVinter Goods,

(at the store formerly occupied by Wm. J. Street,
a few rods east of the Bridge) consisting of

Dry Goods, Groceries, Fland-

wclre, and Crockery,
All of which were bought at Auction, which ena-
bles him to offer them at very reduced prices.—-
He thinks it unnecessary to enumerate the arti-
cles or prices, leaving it for those who feel dis-
posed to call, to judge for themselves.
Norwalk, Oct. 27, 1818.

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To be sold at private sale,
B~’.)U'l‘ lorty acres of LAND, handsomely
situated on Bclden’s Hill, about 3 miles
from Norwalk Bridge. The above Land is of
an excellent quality, and under good improve-
‘ment. An indisputable title and immediate pos-
session will be given. For terms, apply to
— HANNAH B. SKIDDY, or
SAMUEL BURRALL. -

Dog; Goods, Girocoriles, asst?‘ 

EAL superfine blue, black, olive brown, -

cs: crew-1!. Hoyt’s Landing at .N'or*walk,
' for Peck Slip, .N'e*w-Fork.
SLOOP ELIZA, PENNOYER, Master,
' " ILL commence sailing from the above
landing, on Saturday, the 31st day ofinst.
October, and return on Saturday following.
flloop .-MECII./M/‘I0, Bryant, master,

\Vill sail on Tuesday, 3d of November, and

return on 'l‘ucsday- following.
Sloop U.N‘I0.7V', Brown, master,

V’ill sail on Saturday, 7th of November, and
return the Saturday following; and so in rota-
tion through the season. '

For freight or passage apply to the subscriber,
or to either the Captains on board of their re-
spective vcssels. D. HOYT.

Norwalk, Oct. 27. 26

For Salc—at a bargain,

NE half of that valuable FARM, formerly

occupied by Jonas Weed, 3d. now occupied
by Henry Ilvecd, 5th, consisting of about 24 acres
of excellent Land, perhaps the best that can be
purchased in the county of Fairfield. On the
premises is a good House, about 36 by 28, one
story and a half high, and a good Barn. Said
Farm is well proportioned for meadow, plough,
pasture, and woodland, and situated in the town
of Stamford, (Middlesex socicty,) within one
mile of a Presbyterian Meeting-House, one mile
and a half of a Grist-Mill, and two miles and a
half of Rings-End Landing. Those persons
wishing to purchase a Farm cheap, will not hes-
itate to call and see it. Payment will be made
easy, and an indisputable title given by

HENRY WEED, 5th.
Stamford, (Middlesex,) Nov. 3. 27

For Sale,

In .N‘or-walk, about 40 rods north of the bridge,
HE PREMISES, where Mr. P/zirzeas Hill
now lives, consisting of a Lot of ground,
six rods from and ten deep, with a Dwelling-
House, Barn, Well of water, and a number of
thrifty apple and peach trees, Stc. For terms,
apply to JONATHAN KNIGHT, Esq.
Who is authorised to give a good and sutlicient
itle for the same. J. CRISSE Y.
361111. 30. if *

Wanted Immediately,

W0 smart active‘BOYS, 14 or 15 years of

age, as Apprentices to the Blacksmithing

Business. Those who can come «well recom-

mended, will meet with good encouragement, by
applying to A. E3’ N. BEERS.

Norwalk, Nov. 10. ’ V 28‘

 

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Norwalk, Oct. 13. 24

Just published, and for sale at this Otfice.--_

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] PUBLIC ACTS-.
_ October Session, 1818.‘

An act relative to the election of Governor, lieuié
tenant-Governor, Senators, Members of the
House of Representatives, treasure‘r, and sec-
retary. » .

§1 E it enacted by the Governor and Council
’ and Hails: of Rcjzrescutati-‘ues in Generdrl

Court assembled, That the Constables of the sev-

eral towns in this State shall warn the Electors

of their respective Towns to meet together on

the first Monday of April in each year at the u-

sual place of holding elections or at such other

place as may have been previously designated by
an annual town meeting, in such towns respec-
tively, at 9 of the clock in the morning of said day,
which warning shall be given at least five days
previous to said meetings, by posting notice

thereof on the sign posts in such towns, and in ’

such other places as they deem necessary.

§2. Be itfurlhcr enacted, That the town Clerk
and Select Men in the several towns, are hereby
authorized if they deem it expedient, to desig-
nate the person who shall preside at such meet-
ings of the Electors ; but in case no presiding
bfiicer is designated by the town Clerk and select
men, the Electors shall choose the presiding offi-
cer; in which choice the town Clerk if present,
and in his absence, the oldest select man. present
shall preside.

§3. Be it further‘ enacted, That the Electors
present at any such meeting, shall first proceed
to choose the Representative or Representatives
to which such town is entitled in the General As-
sembly next ensuing said Election.

4. Be it further enacted, That at such meet-
ings of the Electors immediately after the choice
of Represntatives the Electors shall be called up-
on by the presiding ollicer to bring in their bal-
lots for Senators in the General Assembly of this
State next ensuing said elections and each Elect-~
or present may thereupon deliver his vote or
suffrage for a number’ of persons not exceeding
twelve whom he would choose Senators, with
the names written on one piece of paper : after
the votes for Senators are given in, the presiding
officer shall call upon the Electors to bring in
their votes for the persons they would choose
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer and
Secretary of the State for the year ensuing said
election, in the order above named. The presi-
ding oflicer assisted by the town Clerk and select
men, shall count the votes, and declare them in
the public meeting of the Electors, and shall also
make duplicate lists of the votes for Senators,
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer and
Secretary; one of each lists of votefs shall be
scaled up by the presiding ofiicer ‘directed to
the Secretary of this State, and returned to the
Sccrelary or to the Sherlfi‘ of the County in
which the town is situate, within ten days after
such meeting, and the other within three days
after such meeting shall be delivered to the town
Clerk, each Sheriff receiving said votes shall
within fifteen days after said meeting, return the
same or_cause them to be returned to the Secre-
tary of this State. The votes for Lieutenant
Governor shall be counted by the same persons
appointed to count the votes for Governor ; and
a fair list of the votes for Lieutenant Governor,
Treasurer and Secretary shall be made by the
persons authorised to receive and count the same
and laid before the General Assembly on the
first day of their session, who shall declare the
persons elected to said offices respectively.-—
The votes for Senators, Lieutenant Governor,
Treasurer and Secretary shall be counted within
the month of April in eachyear—and the ori-
ginal returns of all votes made by the presiding
ofiicer shall be submitted to the General Assem-
bly on the first day of their session.

§5. In the Election of Lieutenant Governor,
Treasurer and Secretary, a majority of tho
votes given shall be necessary to constitute a
choice ; and if no person has a majority of votes
given for either of said oliices, the General As-
sembly shall proceed to fill the vacancy.

§.6. In case the office of Treasurer, Secretary,
Controller become vacant by death or resigna-
tion, the Governor shall fill the vacancy, unless
the same occurs during the session of the Gen-
eral Assembly, in which case they shall appoint
a successor.

§ 7. The bond required by law to be given by
the Treasurer, shall be accepted and approved by
the Senate of this State, before the Treasurer en-
ters upon the duties of his office; except when
the Governor appoints, in which case the bond
shall be approved by the Governor.

§8. Be it further cnacfcd, That so much of
the Act entitled An Act for regulating the elec-
tion of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, 'Assist-
ants, Scc. and for the Acts in addition to and al-
teration of the same as relate to undue influence,
bribery and corruption in elections, and which
relate to the preservation of order and prevent-
ing disturbance in;Ft'ecmens Meetings, and re-
lative to persons voting in F reemens Meeting,-
who are not qualified, and putting in more votes
than one forlhe same person at the same ele'c-
tion, be and the same are hereby extended to ‘.116
meetings of the Electors and the prt seeding: un.
der this Act. T . ‘

Gem-rat ./Issembly, October Session, lfsllcl. ‘

GIDEON TOMLINSON, Sfz‘,:okcr
- ' of the Home of RFfl7‘C8€77.tdtiv£S.
OLIVER VVOLCOTT, Governor.
Attest—-'l‘rio.*.us Dar, Secretary.
An act relative to the admission of Electors.
§ 1 Be it enacted by the Governor and Counci!
and Hou.9c of Re/zreocnlativcs in General Court
Alasembled, Tha_t the Town ‘Clerk and Select
men of each towp in this State are hereby an;

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