ifiossessing the riieans and the ehterprice, oi',in-
creasing the strength, and adding to the 1'e.sour-
ces of the state, can never be viewed with indif-
" ference, nor want the necessai‘-y eiicotiiagemeiit
from your honorable bodies, to carry their objects
into successful operatinn-~Sl1oi..ld your honoura-
,:}4,ble bodies therefore deem it the interest ofthe,
‘’ state to dispose of that island, yotir memorialistl
will endeavor to being to that settlement, manu-
factu1tei's, mechanics, artists, and such persons
from Polutltl and its borders, as may be familiar
with agriculture, togeilit-r with -ine1'cl1ants', and
enterprizing titliders of capital.
VVhile Spain and Porttigal gave an encourage-
, merit to the comniercial enteiprize oftlie Jews.
‘ the wealth and commerce of these nations were
inexhaiistiblc. when bigotry and flliillticisln pre-_
yuiled, and-the Jews were banifhed, tll€.SUn Ol
their prospeiity set, and they have not since rc-
covered from the shock. ~ - ‘
During the late war on the continent of L11-
ropc the allied sovereigns dl e-.v most of their stip-
piicst for the mairiieiiancc of their vast ar111lC51
from the Jew bankers of Landon. Pal-is, Allister-
dam, ll-anibtirg, Berlin, Stockliolin. l*‘i‘ulilif0l'll
Vi'cni1.l, St. l’cte1'sb11i'gl1, Lt-glioin, and Venice;
and yet, when a gelieihl peace pix-vaileil, some of
the dlllctl powers, were unable or iinuilliltg to ex-
tend to tliclt‘ ‘or-s1tri.1il'ls.tl1ut |.lll'ctll6llill)lC protec~
tion, which is rlu-: from 21_12;<-.\e1'11!1le21t l0‘dCll1ZCll
It is than time. th.lt the Juws‘ should be assured.
that tlicre ‘is a country in which pe1'5:'Cutliin ls
ul.kn.lwn._ ,
It is supposed, front the best comput;-1t1o‘n, that
tliere arc upw_1rds of seven lllllll ins of Jews
thl-;.ugI1.,.ut the world ; and ‘:-lli1lll(l the 1'epre~.c11-
latinlls which yoiii Illt:I‘n'll‘lall‘\[ l1.ts.n1adc and will
continue to lll‘dl§r‘ l-cl;-‘.1: e to the la\vs,ll1s1itutio1‘ls,
chllraicler, soil .-ll';l L‘ll‘ll>.lle of the U11i1edSta1es.
lead to the t:llllg'l"all-Jll which he contemplates,
should a proper esiiinatc of these great 'dtl\‘LIill‘cl~
gas i)lc\‘t|ll. and a people l'Ll‘n'dl'l{.1l)l*: for their p.1-
tient elidui ancc ofilisultaiiid uiiniei itcd ll‘etitlXl‘clIl.,
rise superior tot/,ppressi.-n, ui1dtt11*l1 tl1~.i1"e_1es1o
the only country cito;-en forth :ll' 1i1lie1'i'tance,slio11ld
a detei'miil=.1tio11 exist to exchange the‘ whips and
acorns’ of Europe, of Asia, and of Africa, for the
lights of liberty and ClVlllZ':‘.lll;l], which they can
enj-vy as citizelisof this republic. and under the
bciligii protection ofov.11‘co11stit11iioi1 it is llnl)’)S-
sible to assign limits to the great bcnélits which
our country may coinliclenlly anticipate, from a
population thus silgularly constituted. In '.1ddi~
tion to these general adv-.1111-ages, your l'nt.'l1'10ll'dl~
isr is not i.l|~(llSlblc rlor iildill'crc11t to the bent fits
which this state will derive from a sctilcnient of
Jews on l$1'a1i(l lsl.111d. The completion ofthc
Grand C1l1izll,at:.l1e moiiili of which this island is
nearly si-.-.:'.1tc(l, rindthci:llpi'oie111e11t of roads
\and inland n.l\'l;.,.l1iu11, will ii-:c»:~.s:-litily lt=:<p1il'e
‘ , heavy (ll$bHl'.‘iCl1lL:lll.5 To'ic'.1lize iliilnetli.-i1cb::11-
efits, and glxc an impulse to a brisk ll‘dlli;, settle-
ments of :1-.co1nni‘:1*c1.il cli.iracter will be necessa-
ry; and if e.~.i.ab.i bed on Grand Island, a very
imp-.11-rant f1'0rlt1e1' post may be def-.ntie.d nithout
cost: and a people wl1o.~.c llov.-nitig capital is 1111-
I-.|lt‘flSt', fllft)‘ be induced to pz11'cl1-use and hold all
the sfzitc stocks, and clliilleiitly benefit our llacill
concci-rls.
l“l-om these consitle1':11in11s,.. your niemorialisi
is persuallec-', that if enierpiizilig Jens are once
(lit-ecied to this part of the world, and should re-
ceive ti li'b:r1xl'co__u= l.{,'ll'.ll'lC€'_lJl'tilHiy0i.li' liononrlible
b die-.~1, tho; they will lire eiiablctl and (ll.pi1St.'(l, to
poo.’ ill a strellm of \V‘:‘illill and conlincrcc. which
will pl.iCt. the stlle in a most prosperous and un-
iiable coiniition.
'l’l1e.-re advantages are of stillicirnt importance
to j1is*lf_\‘ :1 l_;i.ltui1ous transfer of that sl'l1Llll is-l
and ; but your lll’Cn'l\.il’lLtllSt,I1l')l. uisllini: an act to
be pas:-ed, wl1.cl1 might give a prt-fc1'ei1ct: to ally
religir.-us $Lt‘.l, is rlesi:'oi.1s of put Cllilbllig the tract
in qdt-«ll'.')ll, and 'l1e=i;fore cnt1~- tits y->111-lioiiorablt
b--dies to pass a law aiitliniizizlg the survey of
brand lsllincl, and the sale. (11 it to him on sucll
tel 1115 as your honorable bodies may consider just
and liberal.
And your mcmorialist, as in duty bound, will
ever pray. l\‘lOl‘lDEC:‘tI M. NUAIJ.
AllJ:lll}’, Juli. 16,1820. "
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NURWALK. G.-tZlt:' "
li'El"')..«‘t/°;’;‘.S'I)./)1’, J.l.-v‘. 26, 1820.
'1"/ll: ./c-uni-.—A lidll-plllil. 11-as bt-cn plll)ll.~.llt;'(l in
Europe, l‘CC(1'.lil‘lH'.'ll(ll1ll_:”' to the Jews to {mm a
colony ill the Uizitcd States. Mr. NOAH, of the
city of Null’ Yorii, has applied to the Lc;-is-lati.l1t-.
of ;l1.-J. state, to putclizi--e tjranrl lslzind for this
otjzci. 1511'. we should doubt whether this tract
would be tfX'.t'll::l' e enough to forin tlic co11te1n-
ipl2llL‘(l$t‘l‘.lt:l1lC|il, it being bill about six miles
in lcl:g'l1- arid two in l)l'i::'<tLlll1; the island is Szlltl
to be futile, and is pirtly COVt:lC(l with timber.
I-‘min this ll‘llt:l'e5tl_llg memorial, we have given
extracts Ln our Ulla week’: paper.
At 21 iiiectiiig of the republican members of
the l‘1ew~Yol-k Lr:gi»'l.ltt11‘c, {opposed lotlle pres-
ent adnli .1s'1i':11iol1,) held at .\lb.lny on the 18111
inst. DANILL D. lO.\'ll’KI~.\iS was iioininated
by a 1.11 gc ill-.lj:.1 ily, as -.1 caiididatc for the office of
(;'ovt;rr.or, at the cusuilig election.
J‘i"c-'.'v- York Biml-s.—-'l‘l1e (‘on1p1rnllcr of New-
Yolk il‘.l$ given notice, that the notes of the sev-
eral iilc«ll*pora1ed banks (ii that state, except the
b_.i.kof Nl.lg‘ul'&, the Jefferson co. bank, ()i1iar_io
bank aililis Ui‘dI‘lCllt:5, \'i.'a8lli11l;ton and VV.il'ren
batik, arid b..1lk of l'lllLl5‘()ll, will be l'CCl“l\'c:(l at the
l!'C‘d:illl')' in payriiellt of taxes.--./V'zle.x' Reg.
The murder of Cuniznillgs, noticed in otir last,
was cornnliitcd in Pliilxipstoun, Putnam co. N.
Y. iiislc-‘ad of h.ali.—1n,as was then stated. '1 hr.-
other t‘ll'CUnlblullCt:$, as far as they extend, are
(I0l'ltCl. The (lCCt:u:t:(l expired * iiithout speak-
ing. or utteriiig .1 gr-oaii, and Mead, when remun-
stratt-.d with. det.la'i'e(1 he was glad he had killed
him, and that he ought to have been dead long
bell.-1-ta.’ l\-lead «was ill-ilietliatcly arrested and
confined in Putnam co. Jllil, to await his trial.
The Military road now opening from Tennes-
see rive/1' to Lake Ponchai train, progresses rapid-
ly; 162 miles is completed, and about 140 re-
mains to be done. 11 is supposed the troops will
liiiish the whole this winter.
A number of cl-imiilals have ‘escaped from the
Baltimore prison, by underminiiig the l'oundati0n.
Destmclive }‘7'z'rc in 5‘.n:arz7zczFz.-—l.cttcrs receiv- '
‘ed in New-1"ot'k, and Charleston, from Savaiinali,
give the particulars of the most destructive lire
ever lent.-w‘n, perhaps, in this country, which broke
out in that city on the morning of the llth inst.
lltfore its progress could be arrested, a ‘ space
of one-third ofa mile in length, alld one-seventh’
in b1‘eadtl1,closely built and in the most active
pai*t,was completely desolazcd.‘ Four or live hun-
dred houses and stores were 'destl‘0yc(l, and the
loss is val'ionsly stated from two tofive millions of
dollars. The following is an extract of one of
the letters :—-* Many buildings supposed to be
fire proof coulclnot resist the intense heat. The
largest-stoi'e her-e,'or perhaps in the U. States,
with most of itsgoiitcnts ofdry goods. is destroy-
ed. All the priiiting ollices are burnt. The dis-
tress is great. Not a barber's or apo1hecary’s
shop, a liar-dware,ia dry ‘good, stationary, crock-
cry, or clothing store left! The Phoenix Com-
pany of Londoii, had insured about $103,000, be-
sides a good deal by the New-York Fire Compa-
nies. .l.\’T':\l1t' are 1‘ui11ed—-particull1i'ly the retail‘-
ers.’ Anotlicr account states, that malty of the
houses were partly cleared of -their contents, but
the property was -geuei-ally.bor11t. iiiilie street‘.
.‘«'lany hundred of families‘ at-e'li=elally linked in
the Sll‘Ct'1lh——Dl)lZ evcn clui;l.ing was saved.
The S.1Vu'lIl'l‘dl] Nluseuin, of the I3tli inst. gives
d llfill in part, of the st1ll'e1ers, among whom are
Messrs. Hull 8: Hoyt, .l‘J.L1l'I(llOl‘(l.l{|]‘dpp, and Da-
iid B. .\icl1i1ls.
\Vc perceive by the papers, that a meeting was
to be held at Cl1ai'lestol‘i, and aliotl'1c1' at Philadel-
pllltl, to (levist: means for ftiiwlishiiig aid to our
s11t’l'cril1g fellow citizens at Savailnaii.
The Cotton Miiitifactoi-y, belongingito the Bal-
timore Uiiion‘ Manufacturing Company, was des-
rroycd by "fire on Tliursclay last. It was situated
21 few lllllcb‘ west of Baltimore, and was one of
1.16 lnost spacious establishments of the kind in
our cov.lntry. ‘
By an arrival from Rio J...11siro, we learn iliat
a Ru.»-.~z'an .<guarlron q/'_fiv7.' sail, arrived there on
the 28th of i\lUVtL'llll)t:l' ; and that a Brllis/1 myriad-
ran qf;/our sail of the (ills, under the coillnland
of Sir lhoinas l'lai'dy, \VLt.‘i also at tllatport, hav-
ing arrived the week b‘efo1'c. No p'a1r'.ictllai's ici-
ativc to either of these squatl1~oi1s, or their (les-
tiiialion, was learnt.
Letters from Rio Janeim of Novcnibcr 41h,
state that A1-rig-.15, assisted by Ca1'era, fo1inc1-di-
rector of Chili, was actually nia1'ching zlgairist
Buen-.13 Ayres at the lltiéltl or 3000 men, and that
he l.'.1d already cut oll‘ the CDll‘lll]UlllCdll()1l l)l.‘-
twecn that city and Peru and Clilii.
A leticl‘ from St. 'l‘.loi11;1s, of the lltli Dec.
say S-—‘ A vessel arriied ye-st-c-1'd-try from a l‘r2yulz's1
port on the Main. and brings the iinpoi-tint in-
1clligci'icc of ilo1.1vlllt being at the litao ol'_,“i/zc-til
I/iOut5‘tUll‘l mm. iscll tlisciplilied, and 1na1'ci1il.g rap-
idly’ for Cai1'acc.ts. l‘~lorillo has only about
iour thousand riien to oppose him 'lhcie
can be little doubt but [lint this Cillllpcllgn will
put an end to the war in that quarter. in tact, we
consider lie-re that the ll1‘£lLl)t.'ll(lCllCC of Venezue-
la is established.’
SILVER l\lIl\"E.
E.-lslract Qf a _l.'.-‘(tar _/'ro1n Z11/lt’.iv7J/llI',, O./150,. dated
Jim. 7, 7-.~c'el‘vl.=(l nz ..".’li.’ulll'//1./1l'a.
One of our Ilt.'lglllJU!‘i> at 130 lcct. who was hol-
ing for Still, have struck a strattiiil of Silver arc‘.
.slxfc*ct liileli‘, of the purest qtialiiy, stiitl ll; be (1-
qual to Ame1'ica11 dollars. 1 A large company is
llrnied to dig a mine; so that you may expect
to liear of the est-..blisl1inent of a mint in our
woods, to equalize the western with the castcwi
cu1'rcnc_v. '1 no public are on the tiptoe of ex-
pcctallcy, though l am by no i1l»:ai1':. ':lall‘,;Ull'lC of
(l)\;ll‘ success. It is wt.-ll knot-:11 that silver or-3
does not lay l]‘()l'l.LOi|[dlly but pci'pe11ilici1l111‘, there-
fore the stlatoni must be very li'.11'row.
The Clienaiigo Baiik has rc-commenced re-
i.lcc1’11il1gtl1e1l- bills, and express 11 coiilidciice ul
being able to meet all dcinanrls.
—--—--%-21‘:$$-‘:lZ-5tx~I=--——-
Lisl of I’rl'ze8 over .50, rlratzm in Mt’ I"lzz'r_-firrlzl
_1'C/list»/zal «Sol 2'. 11/ Lottery, lo 1/15 71/; llu_l/‘s tlru:u-
iliga ll-'cl-.'.t.\.z-11". 1'/ll: ‘R’/l('C'iiS /awe gazllecl ublul
$52-LOO. lift’:-1.9.9 again this dug, (25% inst.)
No. 43 ii 20 No.3-1.67 :8 20 No.81-1.7 ,5; 100
136 1000 8479 100 8.50 20
154 50 3540 100 8309 20
l6l 20 3751 50 ssoz 20
187 20 3769 20 8673 20
308 20 3776 100 20
411 20 3782 50 8860 20
512 20 S823 100 8855 20
563 100 3870 20 8859 20
743 20 3873 100 8839 20
7.6 100 S935 500 8940 50
766 20 4076 20 9222 20
780 20 4197 100 9233 20
85l 20 43:8 20 9285 500
801 20 43.7 100 9526 20
1034 20 4504 20 9567 20
I007 20 4634 50 9809 20
1155 20 4853 20 9979 20
3263 20 4854 20’ 10124 50
"1374 20 4955 50 10206 20
1423 100 4993 20 10128 20
1433 20 5103 20 10252 100
1492 100 5124 20 10270 20
1516 20 5233 20 10332 20-’
1332 20 5335 20 10372 50
1647 20 5345 20 10378 20
1733 20 5690 50 10659 20
1860 20 5808 20 10710 20
I976 20 5842 50 10761 20
1989 100 6242 20 10776 20
205 20 6294 100 10784 20
2093 20 6343 20 10806 20
2235 50 391 20‘ 10897 100
2290 20 6775 20 10952 20
2517 20 6831 20 10976 20
9580 20 7058 20 10985 20
2220 100 7256 20 11098 20
2850 20 7310 20 11167 20
2855 20 73:2 20 11371 20
3022. 20 7357 20 H474 20
3037 50 7428 20 11508 20
i 3130 50 7510 20 11717 100
3158 100 7995 50 11758 50
3186 20 8022 20 11804 20
3203 20 8045 20
-3282 20 8141 20
- b.i1-red a legal recovery.
JOSEPH B_oill_ti15Aa:'1*r:., in [a letter concerning the
recent desfructirln of his -mansion by fire, after
stating that all his furnitu_r(,'__é,l pictures,. money;
plate, gold. jewels, 8:0. had‘b‘e"en scrupulously re-
_tu1‘ned‘to him. without the least loss, adds--t this
sh'ows that men in general are good, when they
have not been perverted in their youth _by abad
education; when lhey maintain their dignity as
men. andlfeel that true greatness is in the soul,
and depends upon our-selves. I cannot omit on
11.15 occasion, to repegit. What I have said so often,
that the Americans are, without contradiction,‘
the most happy people l_lia_vc known ; still more
happy i_l‘.rli‘,"c'-f'y‘.tr11d<:rstzi.rid their happiness.’ '
The efiienses of the New-York Legislature,
in 18 1 9,_f_il.r.,pay. travelling expenses, 3tc. amount-
ed to $'l'0'6,804- 46. ’
‘-———---n£—:::--t‘z::-®-:.':-1*.::-un----——
- MA KRIEIJ,
In ltlicldlesex, Mr. Harvty Wed, to Miss Nan-
cy. Jar7.'z's._ ln Oblong, N. Y. ‘Vlr. I/P_’y.7'c Scelcy, of
1‘/liiidlesezr. to Miss P/relic Titus, of the former
|)lctCe- ln Bethel, Mi‘. Preston Gregory-, to Miss
Clanz .Hl‘ckoc'lr ; l_\li'. flea/lwl Barnum, to Miss
./llary Hickocl’<' ,- Mr. Bcncr./z'cz_ Taylor, to Miss
Laura Gozlld. M b
In Potiglilreepsic, N. Y. Vlr. C/iarbzs I’. Bar-
mun. editor of the Duchess t.)bserver, to Miss Su-
san V. IJ’r.'7Icd_ict, daughter of Mr. Joshua B.
IIIEI), .
I'll l\lic-iiillescx, ,M1'. Gideon ll/cccl, aged about
76; Mr. Hm-ut'y Hair, aged about 25; Miss
Hatlnu/I Yolingfis-,,ag‘tj(l about 58. J
ml. .1.N'1)EBS0.N"1_S' “
COUGH DROPS,
41 fresh siipply,just received and for sale by the
slll.)SCl‘ll)Cl‘, at his store a few rods east of the
Bridge —VVhere also may be had, a general as-
sortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES.
STEPHEN ST. John.
Nortvallt, Jan. 25. 91
MUSIC.
' ITTLE & S.\’lIl'H’S collection of Sacred
Music, a new edition, revised and enlarged,
just l'ct:civt:(l and for sale by
NICHOLS ly PRICE.
Jan. 25.
Notice.
./If a Court of Probate /zolzlen at Faz'r_'fil'lcI, Janua-
rg, 24-, I820.
V HIS Court limits and appoints six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to
the estate of..1'bv~-rt C/In/Z'mlfl, late of Fuirlield, de-
ccasecl, to exhibit their claims against said estate,
and the Adniinistrator thereon with the will an-
nexed, is hereby ordered to give public notice
thereof according to law.
. By order of the Judge.
Notice is therefore _hereby given that unless
the creditors to the estate of the Sllltl fll/Jcrt C/za/z-
mu-'z, comply with the above order of Court, and
bring in lllzll‘ claims to me the subscribcr,witl_1-
in the above limited time, they will everaftcr be
(it’.'i)‘tll'l'€(l a recovery.
LE‘.‘v'IS RAYMOND, Arlm’r.
Fai:"licld, Jan. 24-. *9l,
/1! 12 Ciczcrt of Probate /zolllen at Nurlualk, Jan.
2l, l8'_O.
THIS Court limits and appoints six months
froiii this date, for the creditors to the es-
tate of Davis! Sloan, late of Wit..n, rleceasetl, to
exhibit their claims agzliiist said estate. and the
A(ll‘llllllil.l'Ctl.0l‘ (with the will annexed) is hereby
ordered to give public notice thei-emf as the law
directs. Test. \V1i1. G. BE'r'1‘.~;, Clerk.
Notice is llcreby given that unless the credit-
ors to the estate of Davirl Sloan, late of \'Vilton,
dcce1lscd,exl1ibi1 their claims against said estate,
within the time limited, they will ever after be de-
"'9l MAT l‘I-lE\V MARVIN. Arlrn’i'.
Second Notice.
LL Ptl'S0l|S having accounts with the sub-
scriber of more than six MONTH: standing,
are hereby requested to settle them immediately,
or they “ill be put in a way of collection.
ISAAC‘ JENNINGS.
90
Nolwi-alit, Jan. 16.
\
RAN AVVAY from the subscriber, on the
*28th Dtct.-lnber last, a negro boy named Ml-
ium ONO. an indented apprentice. The saidboy
is ab-tut l8 years of age, and middling size. Who-
ever will take up said negro boy. and return him
t0 the subscriber, shall receive One Cent reward
and no charges; and all persons are forbidden
employing or hal'l)01'il1g him under the penalty ofl
the law. HEZEKIAH GOULD.
\-Veston, Jan. 8, 1820. 90
AN AXVAY fl om the subscriber on the 13th
inst. all intlented apprentice to the .'l'umlz'ng
lillu Carrying btisiliess, by the name of SANFORD
BROWN, about 18 years ofage, of light complex-
ion. All persons are hereby cautioned against
trusting, harboring, employing, or paying, him
wages,'0n penalty of the law.
ALVA]-I AYRES.
New-Canaan, January 17, 1820. *90
Registers, for 1820,
Just received and for sale by
NICHOLS .5» PRICE.
Jan. 1_8.
..MOL./?lS'SES',
F the best quality, at 48. per gallon; al-
‘so a few ready made Great-Coats, for sale
Lrawrs Mlu.1.o1tv 5: C0.
87
low.
Norwalk, Dec. 28.
Plaster and Codfisli.
UST received and for sale by the subscl'ibet'
a quantity of the first quality of Nova Scolia
Plaster .6 also a quantity of COl_f/is/I.
. Brmaltm. 8: HUBBELL.
Norwalk, Dec. 6. ‘
A Stafi10ficcr’s Ungform,
Complete, tor sale. Inquire of Ebwiiv HOYT.
Norwalk, Nov. 23. 32
UST received-_and for sale by the subscribers,
a quantity of Nor-th-river Sl-lI,N:G,LES, (wan-
do. do. -‘clear BOARDS, (ranted
do. do. Merchaiiitable. do.
do. do. clear PLANK,
do. .do_.commo1i do. , -
ALso, TURKS 'ISI.AND SJAALT, of‘an ex-
cellent quality. BURRALI. 8: HUBBELL;
.\'or\v;-ll:. ‘May 9.2. . . . .
. ‘I - " _ ~ --
l\l1.l *1/‘V ’UrO0DS.=
E11 B. Bennett,
Has just returned from New-)"o_l~;k,_witll a large
supply of 1v'..1‘lL‘1-. as WZJl"’1_'liR G0’o.0.s,Q
_ _ ’coNs1sT1_.\"G or _ _
- UPEREINI‘. blue and black Cloths
Cassimercs, _ _, .
Red, while and yellow Flannels
Black and colored Bombaéetts
Tabby and corded Velvets
Flo1'ei1tine, Toilinet and Ma1'seiiles Vestiiigs
American and English Check
Green and changeable Florences
Figured Rattinet, Black Sal‘blt1Ci
Black Canton‘ Handkerchiefs
Silk and cotton Flagg do _ -
Plain and figured Le-noes and Book Muslin :
Plain and fi,_1;u1'ed Jackonet Muslin
VVorsted and cotton Hose
Irish Linens, Russia Sliceting .
Ladies, English, and French silk Gloves
Ladies’ Kid and Men’s Beaver do
Cambric Dimity, Cotton Cassimere
Vi/'i:'e Cotton and Floss threads
Cotton Bed Ticking, Curtain calico
American and imported Glngliams
Pink and blue do .
Cambric Muslins, India 8: American do 1
Steam Loom Shirting, black Cambri:
Merino and silk Shawls, cotton do
Madrass II'cll"I(lkel'ClIl(‘.'l‘S
Vtlliite Jean, blue and buff striped do
Blue and yellow Nankeens ,
VVl1ite and black Thule Lace, Thread do
Saiinaiid Lutestring Rilibiilis, Calicoes
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, l'arasols
Cotton, Cotton stripes, Scc. .
Oil Cloths and Window paper.
LIKEWISE, _
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. French Brandy
American and Holland Gin I _
Hyson, Young I‘ly‘S":D, Old Hyson, Hysons
skin and Soticliong Teas
Loaf and blown Sugars, Molasses
Southern Flour
Coffee, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger and Raisins
‘And a general assortment of CROCKERY, &c.
The above articles will be sold very cheap for
Cash. Norwalk, a few rods eastof the Bridge.
November 2.
Pickled Cod—fi—sh._-W‘
UST received and for saleby the subscriber,
40 barrels Pickled C0dlisl1—P1‘ice, 4 dollars
the barrel or 2 cents the pound. VV. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Jan. 3.
CURES PERFORMED,
Tllough /zcrclq/ore corzsidcrcd /last 7‘(’[f(_’f I by
D11. REL1"L’S BOT./1JV'1(.'./IL D1<o.P.s‘.
R. .5‘/zcarman, carpenter of 15051011, was 22
montlis alilicted with a Tllmoiir on the
back of his hand which ilicupacitated liiill for
work, after having tried eiery thing in vain and
suffered an operation on his hand and coiisitlercd
illcur-.tble, was cured and l‘cstol'c(.l to llC'dllh by ta-
king 4 bottles of these drops.
’l\‘l1'. Plfrig/zl of ISUSLOH, was 3 years alliicted
with a Fever‘-sore on one of his legs, hall tried
most l‘l'lt(llCll'iCa "without effect, was LLll'L.(l by 1110
bottles.
./1 c/lilll of Air. Burrill of Hanover, was en red
of Ulcers and lsiles, SUIT)‘: of which had tatcii
down to the ribs, by 3 bottles. Tris child \\'-.13
co1i6i<l-i'-.-<1’ in a dying state when he began takiiig
tlicsc drops.
flu in/"ant of Boston, was covered all over with
erupti.-us, blind with both eyes, ti/as cured by 3
bottles.
.7111 €L'd(.'7'fy lady of Boston, was StVt:l‘cly affiict-
ed for I6 year's tiitlii an irruplion all our list‘,
attelidcd with the most torlllcii il.g icllillgs,
burniligs and blolchcs, had lost thereby one lin-
ger and two we nails, was Clll‘L(l by 4 bottles—
she had not left her room f-.1‘ six months and was
considered past all relief.
.4! gelzllcmtuz of Lexington, was afflicted twenty
years with live ulcers in his legs, could obtain no
relief, was cured by 4 bottles.
.1 gsntllmanof Boston, his wife and five chil-
dren was many years afallicted with eruptions, had
tried every medicine without success, was cured
with these drops. '
flgentlernan of Roxbury, was 50 years afllicied
with a humour on one of his legs attended Will]
burning, itching and l)l0l.Cl1CS,\\'u.a’l'eSlgl1L'(ll3S past
relief, for 30 years could not lie in bed at times,
was perfectly cured by these drops.
/I lady of Cliarlestown was 2 years afflicted
with a white swelling on her knee joint, had tllt d
every assistance and considered past reiit-l, con"-
tractlon had formed, when on taking these drops
and using Dr. Jebb’s Linimeni, in 3 weeks she
had the perfect use of the joint, the pain left her,
and by colitiriuing them has obtained a perfect
cure.
fula, St. A11tliony’s fi1'e,l'.=.prosy, pimpled facts,
tnlalgretl jlands, sore levs, ulcers even whtn the
bone at-fgcted, vellerialbtaiuts vi hen mercury has
failed, are the best spring and aiituirinal pliy.-.ic,
and may be given to children with pcift ct szilcly.
Price 1 dollar per bottle, or 6 bottles for live (lnl-_
li.ll'S. 31:?” Ask for - Dr. 1\’efi:’,.s B0la‘71i(‘t1l.U7‘0/.'.s'.’
None are gttni.lllt: unless signed “I47. '11‘. Con'wuy.’
Pl-e )aretl and sold wholesale by tie so e proprie-
ti)T;l\‘Va T. Conway, chemist, No. 1,, B~il‘nSl’.L‘2l(l
Place, Boston, and by his special appointmt-nt by
B. 8: C. IS.-XACS, Norwulk. Seymour Juriis,
Stamford, Stiles Nichols, Bridgeport. D. P. Hop-
kins. Hartford, Dyer 8: C0. Sotithill-.iid 8: C0.
Middlctown, Ripley, Norwich, Dyer St llotves,
'\Vil1dham, Green, New-London, M. 8: B (‘.1-ant,
Stafford. and by most Booksellers, Druggists,
and Post-Masters, throughout the Union. where
may be hadall those justly esteemed and highly
approved Medicines, prepared by W. T. (on-
WAY. Price SI, or-six bottles for 535. Nov. 23.
‘these drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scro-
Norwalk Chronicler