,______.'___‘__.__———
FROM THE FRANKLIN GAZETTE. I
an‘i=at=sc=s=tt=aHt= c A beam gg_hg,-ml ,1’
it
VVi-tun pleasure smiles with aspect 88)’:
And bright, alluring mom 3
“rpm ioy emits its clotidless tray,
‘S'v'hile id-arkling storms seem ..ir away,
And all is bliss.~set'ene— t .
‘tvhen friendship cheers with sacred charm;
And sympathy sincere ;
VVhen circled in all'ection’s arm, ‘
‘Whosei glance, can bitter grief disarm,
And smile, dispel the tear-—
When all that glittering wealth can boast,
Or laurell’d fame bestow,
Unite -with science’s richer zest,
Tr, crown the favored votary blest,
"With happiness below—
01,, say ! from whence that secret care,
That rives without control ; .
That spurns each bliss as empty air.
‘While rack’d, it feels with keen des r
Vacuity of soul .’
Learn, mortal 1-—th’ expanding mi.; 7.
I‘ That essence from above ;_
Danae Ei.i.\N.vrioN 1 is design’d,
To feast on deal/13:33.9 joys rel'i;i’d,
And drink Eternal Love I
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FROM i>oui.soN’s DAILY A’ VEI ' ‘
THE DU"
There is a curse—-’tis ‘ i‘ “
As fallen spirits know ,
It rings afllictionsdeep. " iv
It stamps despairing.»
’-Tis thou FAI_.S!_~‘- "'''*‘’°“ 3 ~
That ,_.s_.~s wfrli secret gt
>":.'s moo. by '1 yrant Ctistoi. “
Th-.it murders with a smi' ' .
"1"is thou that SPJFHSWC I-‘mil?
That mutual so.i»‘~'““”"‘i‘:l‘im
By 1"rz‘endsl1i/z’s hf!’ mil V
An offering to _,’Y Shrmc '
quidowrcl .b1'\
The woes that rel-1 ‘he .
espair-—~
And rise ivitli,‘i¢C“ G
4L .
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The sigh that 5.31:3 ‘R w,.___ ‘ l
t , ‘ . . . 5 .1
l he hapless nj...v.2n i 4 7
_ , ,.oxo.t . --LISSE‘
’I‘ae.9c are thy ti\lml"‘5)a,_, . -‘
. . f thy TC ,
(i‘h:'E -‘.)~('<plll::O 1 ’“,l,CI Wreathcc,
Lt tl:y D‘.’.lll(:‘ l
i»::9¢2B>Q5==-—+.
occurred in the ‘
ierish, near Guilt
f'.lWIl, drinking, ‘J
I one of the swan .
the writer, and he
d. This was 0l):~;
;):ti'k, and did not
illy after, this vi
ever been molest:
I thereon.
' can call and view the pl'€n'ii'.~'.t'.S.
AUCTION. , s i
- - . TO be sold at Public Auction: Q“ ‘be
31st day of inst. March, at 1 0 clock
_ afternoon, if not previously disposed of
at prizate sale, a Dwelling-'i'l<_JlJS6_ alld 133"‘: and
about Fifty acres of Land, lying in the northeast
par: of N ew-Canaan. » Said Farm is suitably di-
vided into plough, pasture. I_T\_3ad"W9 and “"°°d
Land, and is well watered, with a good 0IC_h'<“'d
Conditions will be liberal, and will be:
made known at the time and placeof S81<=;“'l11°h
vill been the reinises. '
i P JOSEPH EVERITT.
New-Canaan, March 23. /37
F or Sale,
HE situation. late the P"°P°"‘Y °f
'l'iio.\i.is C0RN)"r'ALI.-1 <l*1C€"‘5€d=
,. _ consisting of about 5 a£_‘.1‘c8 Of L3“d1_9“
which is t: good two story Dwclllng-Hpouse, with
a well of excellent water within 10 let‘ _°£ “"2
door.- On the premises are a great ‘V’-\1‘[¢'tY "l
Fruit Trees, a Barn, Sac. The above is situated
in Norwalk, one and a half mile from the Bridge,
on the east side of the river. If npt d_15l"’5e‘l°i
before the 12th day of April next, it will then be
sold at Public Aiictioii. For fl11‘ll1€1' P“”‘°‘”a‘"*"
apply to g. M/n.x.1AM CORNWALL, or
JOSIAH C01{N\V_ALL,
I ._.. ..... . ...
‘Cheap Cash Store. J
BETTS & CANNON:
Have _just4received afresh supply of
Fall &‘ W/‘inter Goods,
Which makes‘ their assortment equal, if not.su-
perior, to any in town, which they are selling at
BLACK-Rocit Piiicus, and of which, the follow-
ing are a smallpart :—-
Black,-bltie, bottle green, drab and mixt Broad
cloths
Black, blue, drab and mixt Cassimeres,
Pelisse Cloths, Sattinetts
Lyon-skin Coating, Rose Blankets ,
'loi'entine, Merseilles, swansdown and toil-
7 - net Vcstings
l..*Manchester Velvets and Cards
= Red, white, yellow, blue and black Flannels
.- Figured and plain Bombazetts, assorted colors
{ Italian and French Crape, figured Rattinett
( Black and changeable Florence and Levantines
, Figured Levantines, White Sattin
Vt/'liite and green Sarcenet
= Cotton wedding, for Ladies’ Great Coats
i Merino,‘ silk, and cotton imitation Shawls
,1 Leno, book, cambrick, and mulmul Muslins
t’ Cambric Diinities, sarcenet Cambrics
Corded Cambrics
\Vire Cotton and Floss Threads
Sill-i,.cotton, and worsted Hosiery-
living on the pi'efi‘;°"' 0 "‘'‘“'Ch 22: 18l.9.-- 47
2 For ‘Sale,
A small Farm,
north of the Meeting-House, containing a-
bout nine acres of excellent Land, together with '
it new‘ two story Dwelling-House, standing the-z‘e—l
on. The place is an excellent stand for a Me-
chanic, particularly a Tanner and Currier. An
indisputable title will be given. For pm-iiculars,
imp.-ire of the Slll)SCl'll)t:i'.
MOSES NORRIS.
Ritlgebury, Feb. 25, 15:9. 47
-1 1
ii‘ or Sale,
A ocrlizaczblo Fawn,
bl the town of Patterson, Putnam county. Said
‘arm is situ.i:ed about halfa mile froththevillagc,
.otit.iinittg about 30 acres ofland,well proportion-
;d with meadow, plough, pasture, and wood land
--—illl excellent Orcli'.trt|, and plenty of almost ev-
V cry kind offruit, together with a Dwelling-Hons:-.
and Burn. The price will be low, and payments
. made easy. Any person wishing to purchase,
For further par-
ticulars, apply to the subscribers.
JOEL ./\’E1r'1iUnr, V‘{C_.“s
Jomv .»Y£W13URr, ““ '
Patterson, N.Y. Feb. 18, 1319. 5w44
STEATED in Ridgebury, about one mile 2
English and French silk Gloves
’ Washed 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 Bediicking ‘
American and English Check
Cotton Candlewick '
flu assortment qfH.1RDW.9RE and CROCIC-
ERI7.
-—ALSO—-
Jainaica and St. Croix Rum,
American ancl French Brat.-dy
Do. and .l'10$l'¢.t1’i(lGll3
' t\ltideii'a,'Fc‘net'i e, . ,‘ _, ,'.
.\tiieric:.iiianr.l l‘o;'t vi I*\Lb'
Hyson, Young llyson,
i’i_§-’r'.~‘.I)ll Skin, and
Souchong
Lo-.~.i' and Lump Sugar
lliuscovado do. by the barrel, or retail
Cnilee and Spices ' ‘
liitiigo -.tn:‘.- Dye Vi‘-foods
Cotton, of supciioi-,and ordinary qualities
Salt, Etc.
A Nc.i‘wzilk. Oct. 27.
_ , ,
VV illiam J. Street,
Has this day received an additional supply,
consisting of DRY GOODS, CROGK‘E-
IIY, t}.-ROGERIES, &ct &c.
This addition makes his assortment equal, if
not superior to any in the place. It will be alto-
TEAS.
26
. ‘ L
t ish, Lumber, &c.,
Qulntals best quality Codfish,
6 bbls pickled Sword-fish
20,000 feet Mercht. Boards
2-,0O0_ do. reffuse do,
2,000 do. clear do_
1,000 (10. yellow pinedo,
1,000 do._Clap.board (siding . _
RUM and MOI..«1SS1<.‘S, by the hbd.‘ or regal;
for sale by WM. J. STREET "
|i:;P N. B. Those indebted for Lumber will
please to rernember, that 60 days was the long-
est credit given on that article. iAccounts not
puuctually paid, are entitled to interest from date
«file interest will most certainly be required or;
such accounts as are fairly due, unless they am
immediately attended to. W, ,L 5-‘.
Norwalk, Jan. 15. 33
Waiited,
N active, inclustriotis LAD, about 1,5 or 16
years of age,pas an apprentice at the Coop»
er’s trade. Also, one or two Journeymen at the
above business, by" ELIJAH MARSHALL,
near the Bridge.
Norwalk, March 16. i‘"‘¢ A“
Apprentit 0 ..
ANTED imint H ' i . ’ .
trious Boys, ft .\ w t _ -,__, 0, age,
as Apprenticesto the .....cksmitliing Business.
Good recommendations will be required. Ar;
ply to A. U’ N. BEERS.
Norwalk, March 16, 1819. 45
V0 lwtiile Aromatic mad-Ache
Srtufii
Prepared by John Whitwell, Chemist and
DI‘llgg_ist——-Boston.
(Com/zased j2rz'2_2c2'/zaliy of Roots, and .,1;~om,m',—_=
Her(7.s-)--1’atc72tcd and I/Varr amcd.
or none of the snulls in ordinary use-
unite those advantages as an elegant sternu-
tatory, which ‘Fobacco, combined with other in-
gredients, is capable of producing. The common
bcoth snuti is not only destitute ol;‘1g_-piine _ll:.y1m.
but is universally allowed to be injfii'iou,s'-ire?
head and stomach, and sooner or later -‘
transparency, and colour of the skin. '1‘
black snuffs, instead of clearing and stir
the olfactory nerves, serve but to obstri‘i€t£’..
_ deaden them ; and in process of time, by it
ping the passages, has an evident effectiipon.
speech. The Volatile ./Iromatic S1zuj]’,:_will, ty
perience, be found not liable to these.Qliject_ioii.
its flavor is‘ fragrant and de1ightfu.lf—§j-ffthe .e-fl
pleasing and salutary—it opensf:§n_ purges
heatl-—sensib,ly stimulates the spiiititsg‘ and
moves thatdrowsiness which on soriiéfoccasi
will prevail in spite of our utmost el‘l‘r,r.ts to be
it. . By repeatetl experiments, it is known tc
of essential service to those who are troubled ti ....
‘vi
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’ K9,.)
I
it
luv-
.. _ For Sale,
fig; « A valuable FARM, in Faii‘fiel(l. two and
A 5 ~“'“-‘~“’»»°~":? half miles west of the Court-House,
long, dull, ndrvotis head-aches, and will be found
for superior libr thispurpose to tlieCephalic sntifil
In-cases of catarrh, or what is coingnonly called
a cold in the ‘head,-a pinch or two t ‘k
,;ether superfluous to say his Goods are Cheap;
such as will do him the favor to call and buy, may
’i:i.ve a convinciiig proof of the fact.
when on l4.tll(i;.ȣlllv
wbutli snrrotindt:. «
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(of.
' L
3
1
‘Jo
XCKET,
-very otlzcr ’i'urs.'.i'.,r:_.:-/. fr-niiz
ll’s L(1lltll7lg at ./\‘°u'r-
k-Slip, .N‘cw-I"ork.
. .,. y fast sailing sloop ORION
.l. B. KEELER, master, having 16 superior and
elegant b-ii-ths, will leave Norivalk for New-York
every other week on Tuesday, commencing //zis
day, (9th inst.)
For freight or passage, apply lt':.tl1C, subscri
hers, or to the Captain on board. _
,ii:,'P Every attention will be paid to
commodation of Passengers. , « - ,
BURRALL 8: IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, Feb. 9. 4. 7 28
Spring Establishinent.
F"’\ ‘ i"\.
are ~ v
i Iitlglilii Eh-.-‘J-: . -’ -
AUCOMMODATION PAC-”E'I‘S,‘
To sail o'n"1'ucsdays and Saturda_ys,frmii Eb-
enezer 1). I[oyt’s Landing al‘..§Z§,fbr1valIt,
for Peck »S'lz'11’*‘x,‘4,j.§]l.’.’e*zv-I"oli'lc.
Sloop ‘Elizn, P enn'oye'r, ,
the ac-
. ' Sloop ‘Mechanic, Bryant, ‘
Sloop Union, Brown.
One of the above. Plickéts will leave here eve-
ry Tuesdayaiid Satuitday, -for Net'v-York,- com-
mencing this day.
For freight or passage apply to the subscriber,
or to either the Captains on board of their re-
spective vessels. _ . E. D. HOYT.
Norwalk, Mzirch lo". 46 .
O S. 0. L Fr.ont-S'ti'eet.’i'-
. C ” ‘Lewis Mallory‘ 8,‘ 00-".
Have just received from New-York, a new
- ‘ and fresh stipply of
~ "Dry Goods, Groceries, and
C7*o,.='3kery, 0
Purchased for,C.1SH;sat very reduced prices.
0 Molasses, , ,
Of a very superior quality, at 5.9. perrgallon, and
other articles in proportion. Dec. 30.
The Conkliribtrengtheiiing
0' Plaster,
N adrnirable remedy for Nervous, Rheu-
, A maiic o'r‘Gtoiity pains, and the Tooth Ache,
for sale by the subscriber in Norwalk ne‘ar,tlte:
bridge, at A12 [-2 cts. the roll. A reasonable al-
loivance made to thosevwlio buy tr sell again.
AARON NASH.
Norivalk, Feb. lat. ' 40
9' mnpilce road leading to New York. The
sins about 45 acres, proportioned with
Plough and Pasture Land. On the
pz-emises are a good dwelling House. Barn and
other out-houses. Also, a Grist Mill with two
run of good Burr Stones. and a good run of cus-
tom, "1‘he-fences are in excellent repair, and
the land in a good state of cultivation. The
pfigc will below and payments made easy;-—
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
' SAMUEL KELLOGG.
F‘ail‘fir:lLl, Nor. l8th, I818. tin; 30
To Let,
HE Place formerly owned by Col.
Uzi-as Martin, dec’d, in Norwalk,
~ -.- _. on the Post-road from New-York to-
llostuii, about two miles east of the Church, con-
taining I2 acres of excellent Land, principally
Meadow, with a fine orchard of iiigrufted fruit.
There is on. the premises, 21 good Dwelling
I-louse, Barn, Carriage~l-louse and other out-hou-
ses; an excellent well of water near the door.-—
The above will be let from the first of April
next. Apply tp W31. BENNETI‘. .
S-augntiick, March ll, l8l9. "45 '
F or. Sale, .
‘In Norwalk; obo-wt-10 rods north, Qf the bridge,
A‘ A 0 THE Premises, where Mr. P/zincas Hg‘/1 '
, now lives, consisting‘ of a Lot of ground,
_. 6£i'od—s front and I0 deep,witli a Dwelling
Hutise, Barn, Vv'ell of water, and -a number‘ of
tlirifiy apple and peach trees, Ste.‘ _ For terms,
apply to JONATHAN KNIGHT,‘ Esq.
"VVho is authorised to give a good and sufficient
title for the same. ‘ J. CRISSE Y.
Scfzt. SO‘.
To be sold at private sale, *
BOUT forty acres of LAND, handsomely
situated on Belden’s-Hill, about 3 miles
from Nor,walk¢ Bridge. The above Land is of
an excellent quality, and under good improve-
ment. An iiitlisputable title and immediate pos-
session will be given. For terms, apply to
* HANNAH B. SKIDDY, or
SAMUEL BURRALL.
Norivalk, Oct. 13. 24
Domestic Ma.nufacture_s. ,
HE subscriber offers for sale, ('\’Vholesale
.’ and~Retail,) at lllS.eStal)li&l11'IlCI1l: in Nor-
walk, Sheeting and Sliirting Muslin of asuperior
quality, Stripes and Chambrays, with a general
assortment of Yarns,_suitab_le for Bedticking 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 Stll)Slltlll_'C for tar, grease,.8c_c.
for-sale as above. AARON NASH. '
a
simong /ii: artz'cl..°.s just received; -will bcfinmd _
FITRA ‘superfine blue, black, and mixed
Cloths and Cassimeres
Bombazetts, black and assorted colors
Calicces and Ginghams of various qualities
Black Tabby Velvets and Canton Handkerchiefs
Black and scarlet Canton C rapes
Cassimere merino and imitation Shawls
Fine sarcinet Carnbric and jackonet Muslins
l"'ne Leiioes and book Miislins
Green, black and changeable Florences
Cambi-ic and common Dimities .,
Steam Loom and cambric Shirtings _
Domestic shirting and sheetings, from 20 to 35
cts pr yard .
Large supply of India Muslims, from 18 to 33
cts per yard . '
Silk and cotton Flag Handkerchiefs
Ladies best silk and kid Gloves
Common do. undrest, at l8 cts per pair
Mons best Beaver Gloves
Apron check-of superior width and quality
Common do. at 18 cts per yard
Silk and Toilinet Vestings
Swans-down, very good, at 31 cts the: pattern
I2 doz. stout India Shawls, from 10 to 12 1-2 cts
each A _ . N
20 doz. Madrass and mapt Hdkfs,‘ from 3 to 6 cts
. Liitiswise_,_7 g [each
Blue and printed Tea setts .. . _
Do. cups and saucers, halfpint Tui_nblers, wine‘.
Glasses, Goblets, 8tc. 8tc._ ‘
- V ' "ALSO, '
Teas; lump andbroivn Sugars, Molvasses, (rrrew
c'mp,) Clover and '1‘imoihy Seed, Stone Lime,
wrought and cut_Nails; Bridgeport afld 1.3‘{5'5°"
Cracltus, at the factory Prim‘-'9 by We ‘l“a“'.-‘{W- .
March 8. - - ‘
i,33”Neiv Cashstore.‘ 0
l Eli B. Bennett,
Has .;just returned from New-York, with a-
— newisiipply of 0
Dry . Goods, 0 Groceries, ,IIard-
iioare, and‘ Crockery, ;
Purchased at very ‘reduced prices. "and together
with his former assortment, will be" sold accord-
inglv. ——ALSO—- 1 ‘ "
CODFISH and SALT',of superior qualities-
Being‘ determined to sell CHEAP: It “'1” be
. for the interest of those who are desirous of-
purchasing, to call.
.ll/'ar_«wal/c,- ajeru rods east
qftlzcflridgc, Dec. 1.
31
E
ALMANA.cKs,ro.- A
For sale at
‘F
en at ri=i,g._li,-
on going to bed, will, by moisiening the mucué,’ —
effectually remove all obstructions before morn-
ing. All those troubled with the hypochondrisl.
or vapors, ivill find in this chemical pl'£'pal‘atl0l.‘_
a complete tuitidotc. During a tedious confine-
ment in a crowded house, or a warm atmosphere,
after a fatiguing" walk, or a long ride, a pinch or
two of this snuff will by its grateful and enliven-
ing qualities, richly repay the purchaser the
trouble of constantly haviiig it in his pocket, and
which, when well secured, will, for a long time,
answer all the purposes of -.i smelling bottle.--—
l~‘rom its great antipntrescent qualities, no com-
use of it therefore is indispensable for all those;
who watch with,_or visit the Isick. All sedentary
and studious-_pe,r'sons-of either sex, will find by its
‘occasional use, a cheap "and cheering i'clicf:froni
that Iassittidc -w'hicli invariably accompanies a
long sitting, or much reading. This snuff, the»
fragrance of which is derived altogethei'.from the
natural flavor of the principal articles of which it
bottle, made expressly for the purpose,-and which
will be found to unite all the advantages of a snuff
Box. ‘ = ‘ i '
Certificate from Doct. Benjamin 1'1--’aterliou.s~e, Fel-
low of the American Academy of ufrts -andvSc;'-I
€’77.C£'.S'—--a71(1 of ’tj_lIc Medical Societiy in Loizdon-a.
and of the National Medical Sc/zoo!‘ of ~F1'a72ce—-
Physic in t/ze'U_7'zi-oersity of Cambridge..
Boston, .ZlrIz'Z7c--Street, Marclz’30, 1813.
Sir-—I-n answer to your letter containing an en-
umeration of the articles composing your ‘snuff,
tOg.:¢_",thCI‘ With 8 Safnple ofit, I would 1-en}a‘1_"_k; that
although 1‘haVe foimdfno ieasonfor clianigingiiny. l
, well known opinion of the pernicious ,-'eH'e_cts-0
thejinordinate _use'of tobacco,'in any form, Inev-
ertheless cannot pe_r.ceive,the same objection to
yours. The articles are certainly innocent in
their qualities. Those liable'ioner.vou.s and oth-:
er head-aches well;know that fits of these dis-
tressing alfectioiis, -mos-t.commonly:.. subside on a
rellefcanbe expfidiledby a stei‘nutatory,‘ I should
givsithe Pl‘€fe.|'0T?¢e:to youifisntid‘ over that of
polvtlered tobacco,‘ofr eh-'e‘ii theilm po_i'ted Ccfl/ialic
Sziufl‘, the _ingi'ed1ent-S of . which are unknown to
us‘
tiifn myself, and recom ended i»t‘i'6'.6ghers,‘
‘, I am yours, 8<c- B-_‘rVA«'li‘ii_‘.I'l’liii0USE.
7 . . .
i'Forsale»by_, ST; OHN-&ISAACS..
, Nm'ivalk,July_f ' iyib
‘ . lainkbertific tesaiid Pow-
a
l
.2
position is better qualified to resist contagion ; the .
is composed, is well stopt in a handsome square -
“(id {die 1’7'qfcsg9_ar qf'tlze' T/I€0Ty and Practice qf '
spontaneous sneezing towards nig'lit. ahtl if this _
VVilh this View I; ave tised v'ot'ir'con'iposi-F--:,-._;
J. P. PVl1z't'zvg[l, C/1:-7 ‘st aad Drz1ggi.9t. ', 0 4
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