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.N‘ear the Bridge, NORWALK, Conn.
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TERMS.-—-TOWN st1bsc1"ib_e1's, and
those who receive their papers by Post, 55
$2 per annum, payable quarterly. "
Mail subscribers, $2, in advance.
Atlvertisetnentsconspicuouslyinsert-
g V ed, on motlerate terms. 5;
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L. Cheap Cash Store.
' BENEZER STEVENS and IEDVVARD
- ii. STREET, ‘have connected tlremselves
" in bulsincss, under the firm of ' ,
V STEVENS 43‘ STREET,
*-._And.l1'ave taken the store directly under Mr.
JESSE CUR'r1s’ shop, west side of the Bridge,
where they olferforsale a general assortment of
genuine GRO CE RIES, and fresh FR UJT :-—the
following are a part-—_ .
,O'1|C‘|Ip-lac-H-15-7043-Q r 4 .~
unvuac;-Ino-m!rou1v.:::.:.::::f
DOOIIC o o - a o o aaunacyauu-other n u u - o on
¢ o I - . o --h-not-coo~-o-oo--o-ouo-¢mt-
Jamaica Spirits, by.the Powder and shot
barrel ‘Wheat, Rye, and Buck-
St. Croix -Rum- do. VVheat Flour i
Sugar do. Smoked Herring
Molasses do; CodE1s’11,8r.c. Soc.
Holland 8: Picrpont Gin " AFi~'uz'r.
‘Wines 1 Ora‘nge_s,'Limes
Cordials, of all kinds Madeira Nuts, Peanuts
Teas do. Almonds, Prunes
Loaf and lump sugar Drum Raisins
Coffee and Choccolate Figs, Cocoanuts
Pepper, Allspice, Cing- = Dried Currants
_ 7 .:,,,_er .;;;._'.;;:_ [co Box and keg Raisins,
‘ . Hand and paper Tobac-l‘ &c. &c. Scc. ,
The above. articles are all of a superior quali-
_ ty, and will be sold on terms which will render it
an object lor their friends to call. ,
’ Norwalk, Nov. 3. 27
A A 1" Thousand War-
ranted SHIN-
; 90,000 feet mcrchantable BOARDS,
l
GLES,
5,000 do. clear do.
1.500 do. do. :_PLANK,
2,000 do. do. ’StDING,
1,000 do. refuse‘BOAltDS,
250 Yellow Pine PLANK,
‘.206 White Pine do.
.50 Quizitals CODFISH, , .. _ ,_ ‘
- -1-Olrart-els*pickled FISH,
900 bush. coarse. and fine SALT,
. For sale by VVM. J . STREET.
._ ‘Nov. 10. 9.8
Cheap Cash »S'tojre.
BETTS 51" CANNON,
Havcjustrcceivc1l~a fresh supply of_
FCLZZS," iVin.te~1'° Goods,
‘*3-illicit makes their assortment equal, if not su-
;1'3l"it\.)l', to any in town, which they are selling at
tlr.,tc1:-llocr. PRICES, and of which, the fig low-
a _;r 2.:r:: .-. xamall part :-- 1
lack, bzne, bottle green, drab and mix! Broad-
cloths
iilzxrzltz, blue, drab and mixt Cassiuneres,
1’:!.i:s.~;c Cloths, rlattinetts ‘
i 1.; .1o-skin Coating, Rose Blankets .
3:'"1o1'c1‘;ti11e, Itlerseilics, swansdown and toil-
net Vcstings
Mzinchcster Vtzlvets and Cords
Red, white, ycllotv, blue and biz
Figttred and plain Bombazetts, asso1'tt:11 t
it-.l1i-.111 and l“rencl1 Crepe, fi_g-.11-ed Rattinctt
Black and=cl1angeal)le 1"1orencc and .LL.‘l"olnlifl(‘.'e.
'i*‘igurcd Levantines, VVhite Sattin
V1/'l1itc and green Sat-tenet.
Cotton watlding, 301' Ladies’ Great Coats
1V1‘.-r1110, silk, and C()ll.-’/11 itnitation Shawls
Leno, book, cambrick, and muhnul Muslins
Cumbric Dimities, sarcenet 'L}an1b1'ics
Corded Cambrics
\Vire Cotton and Floss Threads
‘Silk, cotton, and worsted Hosiery
English and French silk Gloves
VVashc(l Leather, Beaver, and Kid Gloves
A lMen’s Dccl‘-skill Gloves and Mittens '
.Merino Trimmings, lrish Linens
American 8: India cotton Sheeting 3: Shirting
Linen and cotton Bedticking
American and English Chuck
Cotton Candléivick.
.911 assortment qf'II./1RDW.z2RE and CROOK-
. ERY. ‘
‘ ,«;.;,E , . -—ALso—'-.
.lamait_i‘a‘»an_d St. Cl‘O1X Rum,
Amr:.1-ican and French Brandy
Do. and Holland Gin
3.‘Zadeira, Tcnerilfe, “,I\,ES
American and Port g L '
Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin, and
TEAS.
Souchong
Loafand Lump Sugar
’;V'luscovado do. by the barrel, or retail
‘Coffee and Spices
Indigo and Dye VVoods
"Cotton, of su.pcrior,and ordinary qualities
Salt, 32C.
Norwalk, Oct. 27.
THE HISTORY OF
(Little Helzry 8; his Bcmcer,
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_ Black. gre1_i§,t- .8c:.»pI mcndo-J
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1S11?.11",’ _Dh‘CE.1IBER 9, 1818.
]lfo1~e_‘Cheap Goods. g
Lewis Mallory 83‘ Co.
A-re now opening, and r)li'i<I'i1!_f.;' for Suit‘, :1
new and choice selection of
Dry Goods, G21"-oce7°-ies, cmol‘
iC7+0ckem ,
—-AMONG WHICH .tu13--
. EAL supctfinc blue, black, olive brown,
and'm1xt Cloths ' * _r
Extra superfine blue, black, mixt. and (11:11;
’ Cassimercs _
Sattinets, Flanncls, (a got-cl assortzneht)
Black and colored .Bo11'1b;1z~;tts
Black and red figured Railillvlis
’ Imported and‘ Amcric-.111 L§iv1gh.ttns _
}3lack‘,l)rown.plumb,a1'1(lcrimson tabby velvet,
Black silk, and olive 1.1/iancl11:s1.cr Do.
Florentine, Marseilles, 2~.'.:.;l toilmt Vcstirlgs
American cotton fjhceting
American and India l\-'lusli11s 1
Plain and figured Jaconet Do.
Sarcenet Cambrics and Mn! M1115 _
Irish Linen, Linen Qambrics [trings
Good Italian Crapes, black Levzmtinc and Lus-
Beaver, kid, and silk Gloves ‘
Green and white Florences
Pink and buff Ginghams
Canton and‘ Flag Handkerchicx"s
American and India Checks
VV_orsted and cotton Hose 1
Dutch Blankets, Bcdticking, ac. Etc
_ . Likewise, ‘
A good assortment of GROCERIE-S’, and a
large assortment of CROC1t‘lER Y, (very cl‘1cap,)
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
New Goods, at the New Store.
W 1ll1am J. Street,
I E AS just returned from New-York, with a.
fresh supply of seasonable GOODS, which
he is now offering as cheap as can be obtained at
retail in the city of New-York. Among the ar-
ticles composing his assortment, will be found
Red,‘ white and yellow ment of other’Calicoes
. Ste.‘
Flannels ’ India, steam-loom and
C1'1mso11‘&:sca1'letBom- American sbirting
bazette Extra super blue Cloths
Orange and brown do. Fine and common do
Olive, brown, mixt and ’
drab do _
Black, blue, mixt and
l*ig’d Rattinett for chil-
drcn’s dresses
Trimmings for do
_n
‘ Real. Merino shawls
Black and white silk
Gloves
Dark Kid do
drab'Cassimeres
Mixt and brown ‘clotti-
netts, very stout ‘
Lamb’s wool 8: worsted
Hose, some at 18 cts
Black and white Cotton
do. at 25 cts
I-rish Linens and Linen
Cambrics
Brown Holland
30 doz. Madras Hand-
kerchiefs, 6 cts. each
L2‘/re-raise,
Elegant ivory and bone
handleti Knives and
Forks, with Carvers
Desart D0.
Britannia tab_1e Spoons
Pine polished Scissors
and Pen-Knives
Best gilt Coat and Vest
Buttons
Razors, Cases, 8: Strops
Butt Hinges and screws
blue Ginghams No1jfolk8cTl1umb Latch-
Furniture, and assort- es,&c.
—--ALSO--—
100 doz..D~ini11gPlates,at 12 1-2 :3‘ 16 cls. a set.
J1 general assortment CHIJV‘./1, GLJISS, 6
_ . and CROCICERF-W.I1RE.
J1 new supply oy“ GROCERIES, Gorlfish, Cot-.
ton Wool, and Wadding. —'
0ct.27,.181s. _,
To be sold at private sale,
BOUT forty acres 01 LAND, handsomely
situated on Belden’s Hill, about 3 miles
from Norwalk Bridge. The above Land is of
an excellent quality, and under good improve-
mum. An indisputable title and immediate pos-
session will be given. For terms, apply to
HANNAH B. SKIDDY, or
SAMUEL BURRALL.
Norwalk, Oct. 13.
Art of \Veavi1:1g.
Just recewerl and for sale at this Oflicc, and
also by N. L. SKINNER, Britlgeport,
The Weave1"s Assistant,
“ Explaining in a familiar manner, the first prin-
ciples of the Art of \Veaving; containing up,
words of eighty different Drafts, both of Diapgrs
imitation do
Super. 8-4 VVz1terloo do
8-4 dark imitation do
Canton 8: It-.1lia:1Crapes
India and English book
Muslin
Jaconet and m111mul do
Black Canton, Flagg and
Bandanoc Hhkfs
Florence, Levantine and
stout India silks
Ribbons, an elegant as-
sortment ofilg’d 8:plain
Tabby and Manchester
Velvets
Black and changeable
'l"‘lore11ct-s, at 75 cts.
\Vhite, striped and plaid
Cravats ‘
Carlisle, pink, buff and
\
26
on Draft Painting, with an Appendix. containing
several useful Tables. By PHILO BLAI:EMAN.”
A1193. ll. 15
Blank Certificates and P ow-
ers of Attorney,
For Pensioners, for sale at this Oilice, and al-
For sale at this Ofhce, by the doz. or single.
- umcration of the articlescomposi
' spontaneous sneezin
and Coverlets ; to which is added, Observatidns
‘A7-emf anrtrv‘ ‘ ~' IQ)‘-V’ "’\7 " ‘ ‘~'
Persons tl-;-sirous of having
oollsn or Linen Yarn
V7 ove on Cotton Warp,
‘Can have it done. from one to any number of
, Yards. at the shortest notice, and on the most
A rgalsotlahle terms, by applying to the subscri-
il:'er, in Norwalk,_ near the Bridge.
. AARON NASH.
Sept. 14. 2
Domestic Manufactures.
Fifi-115 subscriber offers for sale, (VVholesale
.3- and Retail.) at his establishment in Nor-
«.vef’;:l:, Sheeting and Shirting Muslin of asuperior
quality, btripcs and Chambrays, with a general
J9!-or-tment oi‘ Yarns, stlitablt: tor Beclticking and
other purposes, of the very best quality, both
blue and white, from No.6 to 18.
Also, Patent Composition for the axles of car-
riages, an excellent. substitute for tar, grease, Scc.
fog sale as above. AARON NASH.
‘dune 2911). 9
Volatile Aroonatic Herld-Ache
_ S71/tgf.
Prepared by John P. Ii’/zrtwell, Chemist and
Druggist-—-Boston.
(Camizosed fzriizrzyzatly of Roots, and .r1romatz'c
Iierbsj-—1’zzte7ztccl and I4/arr anted.
. .E'\V or none of the snuifs in ordinary use-
unite those advantages as an elegant sternu-
t=+' ry, which Tobacco, combined with other in-
gradients, is capableofproducing. The common
‘cicoth snuff is not only destitute of fine flavor,
but is tmivcrsally allowed to be injurious to the
head and stomach, and sooner orlater effects the
black snufl's,' instead of clearing and stimulating
the olfactory nerves, serve but to obstruct and
tlcaden them ; and in process of time, by stop-
ping the passages, has an evident elfcct upon the
speech. The Volatile .r17o1nazz'c Smgfl", will, by ex-
perience, be ‘found not liable to these objections—-
its flavor is fragrant and delightful—the elfect
pleasing and salutary--it opens and purges the
l1ead——sensibly stimulates the spirits, and re-
moves that drowsiness which on some occasions
will prevail in spite of our utmost efforts to ballle
it. _ By repeated experiments, it is known to be
of essential service to those who are troubled with
J-long}, dull, nervous head-aches, and will be found
“’”i"”"F'~'“’ i"1~“"i"" "9’: '1’ 7'l}l'r.t:‘ §1t:}:z;'1-imr;"or=£i3is',iurg;or,‘;s- to3,l1eCg«-ithalicxlgpuill ..
< . v , *'~‘'v ~_ ' ~~1
In cases 01' catarrh, O1‘JVlla1‘. is commonly ‘called ‘
- a cold in the hcad,a pinch or two taken at night
on going to bed, will, by moistcning the mucus.
effectually remove all obstructions before morn-
ing. All those troubled with the hypochondria
or vapors, uill findin this chemical preparation,
a complete antidote. During a tedious confine-
- mom in a crowded house, or a warm atmosphere,
alter a fatiguing walk, or a long ride, a pinch or
two of this snuff will by its grateful and enliven
ing qualities, iichly repay the purchaser the
trouble of constantly having itin l1is pocket, and
which, when‘ well secured, will, for a long time,
answer all the purposes of a smelling bottle.—-
From its great antiputrcscent qualities, no com-
positionisbctter qualified to resist contagion ; the
use__of it therefore is indispensable for all those
who watch with, orvisit the sick. All sedentary
and studious persons of either sex, will find by its
occasional use, a cheap and cheering relief ‘from
that lassitude which invariably .aC<_30mPaY|1€S 3
long sitting, or much reading. This snuif, the
fragrance of which is derived altogether from the
natural llavor of the principal articles of which it
is composed, is well stopt in a handsome square
bottle, made expressly for the purpose, and which
will be found to unite all t11e advantages of a snuff
Box.
Certificatefrom Doct. Benjamin Il"aterI1ousc, Fel-
low of the ./Imerican Academy of Arts and Sci-
ences--anrlq/‘ the Jlfedical Society in London-
and of the National Medical School of Francc—-
and late Professor oft/re Theory and Practice of
P/zysic in the University of Cambridge.
Boston, Milk-Street, March 30, 1313.
Sir—-In answer to your letter containing an en-
ng your snuff,
‘together with a sample ofit, l would remark, that
although I have found no reason for changing my
well known opinion of the pernicious elfects of
the inordinate use of tobacco, in any form, Inev-
The articles are certainly innocent in
their qualities. Those liable to nervous and oth-
er head-aches well know that fits of these d1s-
tressing alfections, most commonly subside on ‘a
g towards night, and if this
d by a sternutatory, I should
give the preference to your snuff over‘ that of
powdered tobacco, or even the imported Ce/zlzalzc
Smmf, the ingredients of which are unknown to
us. With this view I have used your composi-
tion myself, and recommended it to others.
I am yours, 8:c.’ B. VVATERHOUSE,
‘To .7_ P, IxV/zitrwg-ll, C/zemist aad Druggisg,
“For sale by ST. JOHN & ISAACS.
Norwalk, July 7, 1818. 1y10
YOU 1'5.
reliefcan be expedite
so by Sherman, Baldwin, (5? Go. Bridgeport.
‘u~.1t°.spare11cy, and colour ofthe skin. The course ‘
I
ertheless cannot perceive the same objection to '
Just published, and for sale at this Ofli.ce.—-- ._,_m,a1‘, 1,355,707 55,
[v0L. I;4NO.; :12.
NAU I{EASURY’REPO1tT,'
- ‘.I"1‘~ans_1‘nitted-to both Izousés qfvoizgross; .-N‘o1:;23:
In obedience to the directions of the ‘Act,
supplementary to the act to establish the treas.
ury department,’ the secretary of the treasury
respectfully submits the following report and cs-
timatcs: '
REVENUE.
The nettrevenue arising from duties upon in‘:-
ports and tonnage, internal duties, direct tax,
public lands, postage and ini:identa'l receipts, du-
ring the year 18 16, amounted to $36,743,574, 07
cents—-viz. _
Customs, 27,569,769 71.
Internal duties, 4,396,133 9.5.
Direct tax, 2,735,343 20.‘
Public lands, exclusive of M
1,754,487 38. =
Postage and incidental receipts, ‘237,8tl2_0 53-
And that which accrued from the same so .-
ces during the year 1817, amounted to 24,387,
993 08--viz. ._ ‘
Customs, (see statement A,) 17,547,540 89.
Internal duties and direct tax, (see staten‘1en§__ ’
B)«1,512,2s7 31. _ _
Public lands, exclusive of Mississippi 51001:,
(see statement C) 2,015,977. H i
Postage and incidental receipts 312,
It is ascertained that the gross amo
ties on mercliandizc and tonnage, which have ac-
crued during the three first _quarters of the pres-
cnt year, exceeds $21,000,000, and that the sales
of the public lands,during the same p"e1_‘iod', great-
ly exceed, both in quantity and value, those of the
corresponding quarters of the last year. "
The payments into the treasury during the
three first quarters of the year, are estimated to
amount to $17,167,862 26—viz.
Customs, 13.402,4'09 65.
Internal revenue and direct tax, 993.574 36. .
Public lands, exclusive of Mississippi stock,
1,875,731 20.
Interest upon hank dividends, 525 ,000§
Postage and incidental receipts, 49,438 19.
Repayments into the treasury, 322,708 86.
And the payments into the treasury (luring.
the fourth quarter of the year, from the‘satt'1‘e
sources, are estimated at 5,000,000. ’ ‘
Making the total amount estimated lo be"re--
ccived into the treasury during the year I818,
22,167,862 2.6.
Which, added to the balance in the treasury
on the 1st day of January last, exclusive" of $8,
809,872 10 cents, in treasury notes, amounting:
to 6,179,883 S8——makes the aggregate amount
0f_28,34«7,745 64. 1 ’
The applications of this sum, for the year 1818,
is estimated as follows--—viz.
'1}. the 30:11‘;-Sept. tl:e.p'3.}'xn2nts_(e.1:—:12'si=.tc.£.-E
$9,1.48,2.'37‘4_0 cents, of tr<:asury notes, Whicli
had been drawn from the treasury and cancelled)
have amounted to 16,760,337 05. .
Civil, diplomatic, and miscelhmeous expences,
3,289,806 28‘.
Military service, including arrearage, 5,620,
203 08.
Naval service, including the permanent appro-
priation for the gradual increase of the Navy,
2,333,000.
Public debt, exclusive of the 39, 148,237 40
of Treasury Notes, which have been drawn out
of the Treasury and cancelled, 5,467,267 69.
During the 4th quarter it is estimated that the
payments will amount to $9,475,000—viz.i
Civil, diplomatic, and miscellaneous expenses
520,000.
Military service, 1,175,000.
Naval service, 575,000.
Public debt to the first of Jan. 1319, 7,205,000.-
Making the aggregate amount of 26,235,337 05.
And leaving, on the first day of.l-an. 18 |9,_a bal.
ance in the treasury, estimated at 2,112,408 59.
or THE PUBLIC DEBT. _
The Public Debt which was contracted before
the year 1812, and which was unredeemed on the
1st day of October, 1818, as appears by state-
ment(1) amounted to 3l,835,788'29. _
By the same statement, it appears that the fun-
ded debt contracted subsequent to the lst day of
Jan. 1812, amounted to 68,071,933 14—:"r,ak111g
13723.
uh
together theaggregate amount of 99,907,721 43, »
VVhich sum agrees with the statement of the
unredeemed amount, on the 1st day of October, _. ;_g g
1817, as per last report, exceptingthe sum off.}‘_’_-- '
$4,123 98 over estimated, and which hasn9;_"__ -
been corrected by actual settlement.
On the lst day of January, there was a
Treasury and cancelled, and for which the fol-
lowing stock was issued, viz :
In six per cent stock 234,422 10; in seven
per cent. stock 99,019—333,44l 10——Total
100,241,162 53. .1 1
From which deduct seven per cent. stock pur-
chased in the fourth quarter of 1517, 332,984 60.
And also the reimbursement of old six per
cent. stock,and deferred, between 1st Oct.l817,
and lst Jan. l8l8, 800,830 ‘)8--l,l33,8l5 58.
Making the public debt which was unredeemed
on the 1st January, 1818, per statement (2) a-
amount to 99,107,346 9.5.
From the 1st January to 30th September,1818,
inclusive, there was, by funding ‘.t1'casu1-ytmtes
and 3 per cent stock, (‘.70 08) issued, added to the
public debt, as appears by statement (3) the a-
mount of 73,795 49-—-99,181,142 44.
From which, deduct the amount of stock pur-
chased and redeemed during that petiod, p:.r
statement (4) 415,993 87.
And also the estimated amount of the final
reimbursement of the old six percent. stock,
709,312 03,
.And the estimated reimbursement of the dc-
ferred six percent stock, 230,401 76-9-39,713 79_
ississippi stock,-_ .-
uT1Ii‘0f do: ,
”at.11s.r.’1{a.,~ P‘
the amount, for 'I71”'easu1'y Notes brought into then '
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