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table body, the Senate have decided, by ,4 vote of
nearly two to one, that the Congress of the Uni-
ted States does not possess the right to impose
upon the people of Missouri the proposed,rest1'ic-
tion as a condition of their admission into the
Union. ‘The majority is greater, we believe,
than was anticipated, and the vote is the largest
which we remember to have been taken in the
Senate—every member being in his seat, except
one, who it is understood would have voted in the
majority, had he been present. _ _ _ _
The following were the yeas and nays onthe
-question.—— Yeas, Messrs. Burrill, Dana, Dicker-
son. King of N. York, Lowrie, Mellen, Morril,
Noble, Otis, Roberts, Ruggles, Sanford, Taylor,
Tichenor, Tritnble, VVilson-——l 6'.
JVizys.—Messrs. Barbour, Brown, Eaton, Ed-
wards, Elliot, Caillutd, Hunter, Jolmson of Lou.
Johnson of Ky. King of Al-ab. Lanman, Leake,
Lloyd, Logan, Macon, Palmer, Parrott, Pinkney,
Pl-easants, Smith, Stokes, Thomas, Van Dyke,
VValker of Alab. \Vall-zer of Geo. VVilliams of
Miss. W"1lliams of Tenn-27.
Nnw-H1tvEN, Feb. 5.
Librl Q2419,-—On Tuesday, the 25th ult. came
on for trial before the Superior Court, the case
of Joshua Stow, Esq. against Mr. Sherman Con-
verse, editor of the Conn. Journal. The declara-
tion alledged that the defendant, in the month of
'.March last, published in his paper a libel of and
concerning the plaintiff‘, charging him witli mis-
conduct as a public officer, and establishing an
infidel club, and seducing the companions of his
youth to join said club. After a full investigation
of the charges, which lasted four days, the jury
returned a verdict for the Plaintiff of 3 I000 dam-
ages, and costs of suit. _
The case was argued on the part of the plain-
tiff by Nathan Smith, and R. I. Ingersoll, lisqrs.
and on the part of the defendant, by David Dag-
gett, and Seth P. Staples, Esqrs. VVe under-
stand it will be carried to the Supreme Court on
a qt1.€.‘S'..inn of law —Regz'sf1=r.
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NURWALK GAZETTE.
WEI).N'ESD./II’, FEB. 9. 1820.
A letter from Gibraltar of the Slst Oct. says-
‘ The new Minister from Spain, General Veves,
is on his way to Madrid to learn his lesson. He
is performing quarantine first, and after an hun-
dred other ceremonies just as necessary, he may
’ be ready by next Jzcgztst, to set out for the United
States.’
A French government ship has arrived atNew-
York, for tbepurpose of taking to France the _un-
~forttmatc refugees from St.Domingo. now asserti-
bled in that city from all parts of the U. States.
The U. S. ship CYAML, with her convey, the
Sli-l‘p‘EllZ'dl)Ctl1, having on board about 90 people
of color, destined »_to the coast of Africa, sailed
from New-York on Sunday last.
On the 3d Sept. 1819, there remained due for
lands sold by the United States, the sum of nine
millions, rig/it /mndred and sixty-eight thousand,
two hundred and 7z‘¢'7zety;/z'vc dollars andforzy-eig/1:
cents.
The Governor of Nevv-Jersey has recommen-
ded to j the Legjslature -use adoption of elli-
,|. cient measures. in order to assert and maintain
the terttitorial and jurisdictional rights against
-the claims and eucroachments of the s:ate of
'. - New-York, "in regard to steam boats, &c. The
communication was referred to the committee on
that subject.
The citizens of Baltimore have requested the
Mayor and»City Council of that city to transmit
forthwith to Savannah, the sum of ten t/musmzd
tdollrzrs, to be applied to the relief of the sufferers.
The sum of $10,000 has been received at Sa-
vannah from the city council of Charleston, and
f5'lS40 from the town of Darien,in Georgia.
Bunk Robb/1rz'e8.—'-.'W'illi-.1m -Fraser, book keep-
’ er of the Farmer’s.Ba11k- at Petersburg, has e1n-
bezzlcd property to the amount of 20 or 23,000
dollars,,and disappeared. The bank has his bond
with good security for 8, l0,000.—~P/tiladel. /za/1.
It is stated that tl1e first 'l"t-ller of the United
States Branch Bank, at Richmond, has decamp-
ed uith twenty thousand dollars of the funds.
It is also stated. that the Fa1'mer’s Bank of Vir-
ginia, at Lyrrcltliutg, has been rol)l)ed by an under
7 ‘clerk of about three thousand eight hundred dol-
lars. -
' , Sz'ngui&‘i-/.-—+,A Hen belonging to a person in
Portsmouth, was DUl'IL‘(l in a snow drift on the lst
of;IaT1uary, and continued until the 14th, when it
‘was taken 0111, and is alive and well.
fl C':'u-ious T/zievery.‘——Several of the butchers at
Providence, for some time past, occasionally mis-
_ sod paper money from their draws in the stall,
\ which caused ntuch vtiarm blood amongst the froz-
en meat. The mysfery was, however, at last sol-
ved ; a vacancy was discovered between the boards
of the stall,'and onexamination a mouse nest was
found--70 or 80 dollars in bank notes were ap-
propriated to this purpose by this fraternity of
light fingers. ,
There is now in the possessicti of Mr. Daniel
Lee, of North Lyme, a pork barrel, I12 years
old. ‘There are three houpsnpon it set by the fa-
mous Bill Hobbs. of New-London, 43 years ago.
Said barrel is sound and tight, and what is singu-
lar,it has 1‘at‘ely,ifcver,been empty.
[.N't-rw-London Gaz.
‘\
Cam. 1l4’Donou.g/2.-—\Ve are gratified in learn-
ing, from Gibraltar, that on the late suspension of
Com. l\/l’Donough. his crew, with a feeling that
is both honorable to them and to their command-
er, opened a subscription to raise money to‘ pur-
chase for him a Sword, and the sum of $1250
-—-—-
~ was immediately subscribed, and the money re-
mitted to London with orders to make the same,
accompanied by the following mottos :--2
Upon the scabbard, ‘ The gift of the CREW of
r‘ the C'.U1=.Rn11~:n1«: frigate to their Commander,
-,Captain MACDONOUGH, July 8, 18I9.’ On the
‘blade, ‘ ./‘('0 ’IIn/Iressnzent.’
blade, ‘ Sailors’ Rig/its.’
On hearing of this noble transaction, the Com-
modore was much affected, and feelingly expres-
ed his regret that he could not accept the Intend-
ed present ; but his crew insisted on his compli-
ance, and with increased attachment for the un-
assuming character of the man who had led ma-
ny ofthem on to victory, persisted and ordered
the sword to be completed with all due expedi-
tion.-—.’V'. Y. Goz-.
On the outside of the
l ufslicrlring afi‘air,ret:ehtlyt00fs. place in the fam- --
- ily of Capt‘. Joel Sanford, of New-Milford. Soon
after taking breakfast, the family, six in number.
were all attacked with violent ititeriial pains and
vomiting ;. this excited alarm, and physicians
were called, when it_ was ascertained that arsenic
had been put into the coffee kettles, from which
, they had drank; but happily the dose was so large
as to defeat the intended‘ object, and the family
are recovering. A’ lad 13 years of age, who was
clerk in Capt. Sanf0rd’s store, is now confined in
Litchfield jail, on suspicion of being the perpe-
trator. It scetns the boy had been detectedin
purloining money, and had manifested much in-
dignation at the exposure of the fault. , 4
;/I'll/ill C¢zlamz'ty.--On the night of the 25th ult.
a small cabin, near Pittsburg, was entirely con-
sumed, together with its coi1teiits._ VVhat adds
to the horror of the scene, the people of the
house had just put their four children to bed, and
left the house_ to go to a neighbors, a few rods
distant. ‘hey had been absent but a short time,
unable to savetheir children, three of whom were
burnt to death, and the fourth so burnt as to be
past recovery I . _ V
Serious c-uil.—Several persons are engagetl in
the northern part of Vermont, in innoculating
spurious matter for genuine Kine Puck t and as
hundreds of persons thus innoculated, have been
exposed to the infection of small pox, serious ap-
prehensions are entertained of the rgonsequences.
zllurcfc-rs.-—A Mr. 'i‘homas Hancock, of South
Carolina, was ret:e11tl_v ,'hot and killed by two of
his-negro slt-ives. One of whom has been sen-
tenced to be hung and the other to be bttrnt.
A man by the_ntt1_11e_of VViggin, at Stratham,
(N. H.) stabbtd his father with ‘a shoe knife, so
that he died next day. The deceased was a re-
spectable citizen. " "
A horrid murder took place at Lawrenceburg,
Indiana, last month. A young man of respecta-
bility was preparing for the solcmnieation of his
nuptials with a young lady, when he was accosted
by another person, asserting that the lady in
question was engaged-to him, and that unless he
would fight him, or Sign a writing which he held
in his hand, he would blow him through ; on re-
fusal, the villain instantly put his threat in execu-
tion. He is now in confinement awaiting pun-
ishment.
Jt‘.2:eczm'on.-—Ja1nes Vest, was lately executed
in Virginia. His case is briefly stated as follows:
The pcljsnn murdered was the wife of the crim-
inal, and the principal witnesses were three girls,
victim l It is btlit-ved, too, that a fiend in female
shape, ttrgetl him to the deed l The murder was
committed in a deeply secluded spot, and was
discovered only by a singular accident. A runa-
way negro, who was concealed in an adjoining
thicket, witnessed the murder, and was so horror
struck at the sight, that be surrendered himself
to justice, and disclosed the terrible crime.
1v.fi2.=cts c_2fInmn/1erar1ce.—On the morning of
the 19th ult. Mr. David Root, aged 45,was found
frozen to death, near his dwelling, in Kent. The
afternoon before. the deceased had been at a wood
frolic and drank freely, and in the evening, upon
,_,l_1js_..retn1'n.home, fe.ll..a.-~victii’n to its fatal effects.
He has left a widow, and several small children.
News Post Ofiicc -—-A Post Ofiice has been es-
tablished iii the town of North-Eaot, called S/2en-
cer’.s Corner, and Enos HOPKINS, Esq. appoint-
ed Post--.\’laste1'.
.l4‘xt1-aordi-naiy.-—A cow has been slaughtered
at VVarsaw, N. Y. which weighed I057 lbs. and
had 140 lbs of rough tallow—the whole tried tal-
low, including the leaves exceeded 200 potlncls.
An:o11g the petitions presented to Congress, is
one from a man in Ohio, who hadiiiveuted a pc-
culiar kind of a trap to catch rats and mice .’
I11 the New-York House of Assembly, 011 the
28th Jan. a resolution was offered by Gen. Root,
and adopted unanimously, for appointing a com-
mittee to inquire into the conduct of VV1n. W’.
Van Ness, one ofthe judges of the s11 prcme court
ofthe state. Gen. Root explained the reasons
why he offered the resolution, which were as fol-
lows-—The American, a newspaper published in
the city of New-York, has charged the Judge
with the crime of having received 85000 from
the bank of America, as a reward for services as
-.1 member of the council of tevision, (at the time
the charter was granted) for the passage of the
act incorporating said bank. It is stated that
$20,000 were distributed among different per-
sons, to obtain the charter. Judge Van Ness has
prosecuted the editors of the American for a li-
bellous publication, &c.—N. Haven Register.
. --u--:1:--n-———
MAMRIEIJ, _
In VVilton, Mr. Wzlliam Hendrick to Miss
Charlotte 1):"-ngy, both of Norwalk : Mr. Gers/zom
Hill of Reddiug. to Miss Lemantlra Gregory of
Wilton : Mr. Hezekiah Fitch to Miss E1mz'ceGod-
frey of ‘~Veston : Mr. Doctor .Be(lz'ent of VVilton
to Miss ./Ibbey G/zoram of Saugatuck: In Ridge-
lield Mr. Benjtzinin Pi’/zeeler to Miss Permilia
Bouton ,- In New-York, Mr. Orlando Fi6lz,’of
that place, to Miss C/uzrlotte Mead of VVilton.
3.:
Vendue.
0 be sold at Mr. C. Worrell’s Inn, on the
24th inst. at 4« o’clock, P. M. 12 acres of
Plough and Meadow Land, on the Silver Mine
road, on both sides of Silver Mine brook, late the
property of Stephen Abbott. Conditions to be
published at time of sale. LEMUEL Bttooxs.
' Norwalk, Feb. 8. 1w 93
E the st'.bscribers‘,being by the Hon. Court
of Probate for the districtofNorwalk. ap-
pointed Commissioners, to receive and examine
the claims of the several creditor's to the estate
of Dauirl Butler, late of said Norwalk, deceased,
represented insolvent, hereby give’ notice, that
six 'months from this date, is the time limited by
said Court for the exhibition of claims against
said estate, and that ‘we will attend to the business
of our appointment at the house of the deceased,
on the first Mondays of June and August next.
All claims not exhibited to us within said tim ,
properly attested, will be debarred a recovery.
HENRY BELDEN, , Commis-
JAMES Qt'1IN'rAI'tn Jum; sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are request-
ed to make immediate payment to, _ V
, HARVEY SMITH, Adm’r.-
Norwalk, Feb. 7, 1820. 95
when they discovered the flames I but alas, were ‘
the common olfspring of the murderer and his
, FAI‘RlfIELD_I'.'0',I‘.TERY. .
Prizes over $2 50--.13;/2, 1417:, 15:5, and 152/;
4day’§-- drafwing.
No. 44 g 20' No.4704 as 20 No.8388i s" 20
- 122 100 4721 50 3341 29
204 20 4892 100 8434 20
206 20 5180 20 8548 100
244 100 5416 100 8588 so
553 20 5473 20 8585 20
305 20 5492 20 8851 50
931 20 5524 20 8872 20
1240 too 5799 20 8904 20
1398 20 5839 20 9273 so
1355 20 5934 so 9481 20
1474 50 6936 100 9355 50
1497 50 A 6111 20 9311 20
1572 100 6167 20 9425 20
1797 .20 6359 .20 9630 20
1831 100 6475 100 9657 20
l926 too 6525 20 9670 20
1981 ,50 6617 20 9681 20
9002 top 6629 20 9786 20
2050 20 680i 100 9814 50
2591 100 6808 20 _9897 20
2322 go 6315 100 10190- 20
273 50 7051 20 10266 ,20
2835 50 7167 20 10229 1000
3136 20 7185 50 10385 .20
_Sss9 20 72:0 20 10444 100
3437 20 7361 20 10493 20
3580 20 7470 50 10763 100
3627 20 7545 20 10791 20
3731 50 7554 20 10841 20
3793 20 7669 100 10856 20
3839 20 7691 20 11130 -50
4011 50 7859 50 11169 20
4044 20 7968 20 11171 20
4091 20 8107 50 11354 50
4476 20 8175 100 11845 100
4560 20 3193 20 11901 20
4616 20 8246 20 11965 59
4669 __ 50_ 8258,, 20
Q: . . -L
For Albany and Troy.
,@ 1-113 Sloop EAGLE, D. Jmss,
- Master, will sail for. Albany and
Troy, in the cotirseof the riionth of Marcli, or
as soon as the river is open. Orders for lumber
will be punctually attended to. The -Eagle is in-
tended as a regular trader to the above places,
and will stop at any other place on the river. to
land or receive freight and passengers. Apply
to the master, on board.
Norwalk, Feb. 8. 93
Notice.
HE subscriber, intending to leavethis place
March next, requests all those indebted to him
for':Blacksmithing,1o make payment by that time,
without fail. The Shop which he now occupies,
he has disposed of to another person, who will
continue the business, after his leaving.
DAVID A. LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, Feb. 7, I820. 93
N ottce
{IX months from this date, are limited by the
k ‘ Court of Probate for Stamford district, for
the exhibition of claims against the estate of Gid-
eon U/'6-cd, late of said Stamford, dc-ceased.
DATY VVEED, I£xec’r.
Stamford, Jan. 24, 1820. ”“93
N otice.
EVEN months from this date, are limited by
the Court of Probate for the district of Stam-
ford, for the exhibition ofclaims against the es-
tate of Danirl Lt-=zvis. late of Greenwich, deceas-
ed. DANIEL. LEVVIS, only acting 1E.'.re.'."r.
Stamford, Jan. 24, 18140. ""‘93
.1us'r at-rcnivnn, AND ron s.\Ls,13"r
NICHOLS 43* PRICE,
_. Illl..l?. .-\'! LAS; ct.-nsistitig of nine Maps,
_ with explanations, illustI‘aIi\e of Scripture
History, designed for the use of Children, price
37 l-2 cents.
_’l‘n1~; l"11ts"r P111.\'c1rL1=.s or R1~:1.tGt'o1v, and
the EXISTENCE or A l)1«:1'rv, explaittctl in a se-
ries of Dialogues, an interesting little book for
Children, price 12 1-2 cents.
_ A few grace of elegant Copper-plate Scnooi.
C1-‘.1t'rt1=rcAT1«;s. School 'l‘eache1-s ate respect.
fully invited to call and examine them.
Gazette-()flic‘e, Feb. 8.
For Sale,
. ROUND PLASTER, by the ton or bush-
el—GlNGliR, by the keg—-Cut NAILS—
and seasoned Albany pine BOARDS.
-—\VAN'l'ED——-
A quantity of good CORN, to be delivered in
4 weeks, for which Cash will be paid on delivery.
Inqnire at the Mill, adjoining the Bridge.
' SAMUEL CANNON.
92
Notivvailk. Eeb. l.
, Thomas Green,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
, _ rnom ENGLAND,
ETURNS his thanks to his friends and the
public in general, for the favours conferred
on him since his commencement in business, in
this place, and begs leave to inform them that he
is enabled, from the reduced price of things, to
lower on his work, 25 per cent. He likewise in-
forms them that he has for sale VVATCHES
(warranted) for front 4 to $20. - {l3’All kinds of
Watches repairedin the best manner, with punc-
tuality and dispatch.
Norwalk, Feb. l, l820.
DR. .d.N’DE1£S0.N"S
COUGI-I DROPS,
A fresh supply, just received and for sale by the
subscriber, at his store a few rods east Of the
92
' Bridge.-——Where also may be had, a general as-
sortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES.
. STEPHEN ST. JOHN-
, Norwalk, Jan. 25. 91
' Plaster and Codfish.
UST received and for sale by the subscriber
, a quantity ofthe first quality of Nova Scotia
jflastcr .‘ also a'quanti1y of Cadfish. C.
' BURRALI. 8tHu3n1~:Lx..
Norwalk, Deb. G .
_.--Z— -&'.—:.4 ' Q
'7 1 For Albany antljfllroy.
for the state of Delaware, about the 5th of _
‘:1
HE sloop ORBIT, Daniel K. Nash’;
‘ master, will sail for Albany and
1_"0)’: on or about the 20th March next: She
will take freight, for any other place on the river,
Orders for Lumber will be received and executed
with all possible dispatch, or contract will be en-_‘
feted Into for the delivery of any quantity, by the
first of May next. Apply to the Captain, or to
' , . L _ VVl‘yI.,J.S'I‘REE'l.‘.
._ 1 ~ ON HAND‘, AND FOR SALE,
50,000 Eastetn Shingle, inspected and warranted;
20.000 North River do. do.
l0aO00_ feet Merchaiitable boards,
2000 feet '1 l-2 in plank,
2000 feet clear Boards, A - . '
3000 feet Clap Boards or siding. VV. 3. S.
Nor walk. Feb. I.
“7,’B.‘3,»‘C. ISAACS
I AVE now on hand, at their Store a few rod
west of the Bridge, a general assortment o
Groceries, Drugs, imjcl Jlfgggl‘.-.
1 icines,
VVhich they will sell low for CASH or Country
Produce. Norwalk, Oct. 27. 79 tf
Stone Lune‘.
HE subscribers have for sale a quantity of
the first quality of Redding and Ridgelield
LIME, which they willjsell at 2 dollars and 25
cents per Cask. BiJR1t.u.L E5’ HUBBELL.
Norwalk, Oct. l6.
‘V
STONE. CUTTING.
Phzneas Hell,
NFORIVIS the Public that he has just return-
ed from Long-Island, where he carries on the
business of STONE-CUTTING, at intervals,
and is now ready to receive all orders in his line,
and on as good terms as any other person. He
earnestly requests those persons who wish to per-
petuate the uiemory of their deceased friends,
to call at his stand, a few rods north of the bridge,
and see for themselves,’ before they agree with
those who callat houses as soon as they hear of
a death,‘and offer a percentage lower, and have‘
no stat1tla1'd to take their percent from. The
public’s humble servant. P. HILL.
Norwalk, Dec. 28. 87
Lumber and Salt. g
UST received and for sale by the sul)scribei‘s,
a quantity of North-1'ive.r SH ING LES, (war-1
do. do. clear BOARDS, (ranted
do. do. Merchantable. do. i
do. do. clear PLANK,
do. do. common do.
ALso, TURKS ISLAND SALT,_of an ex
cellent quality. BU RRALL 8: HUBBELL.
_..\'nrwalk, May 22.
"' I I TLIS 8: S1\tI‘l’H’S collection of Sacred
_ Music, a new edition, revised and enlarged,
just received and-fo:_s_a_l_e~_at this ofiice.
ADVF.RTlSEMEN'l‘l
V HEN a cure for one dollar, or at most, for
two dollars, can be obtained for a cough",
cold, asthma, diliiculty of breathing, tightness of
the chest, wlieefsing, pain in the side, spitting of
blood, a strained stomach, &c. must it not be
a matter of surprise that we see the obituary daily
swelled with deaths. occasioned principally by
colds ? On an average_, at least i1:;PUr:e /zundrcdi
and ,/zfly I/zousuncl /zev-.5-071.9 die annually of con-
sumpuon, originating principally from taking
cold. commencing with cough, then difficulty of
breathing and pain in the side, at length the lungs
become affected, consumption ensues, and death
closes the scene. Alas l too of.c11 does prejudice,
by listezzing to some, and adopting the ()i"I|.l0II of
others prevail ; thereby preventing a t1i-.41 of such
tnetlicines as might afford relief, under the idea
that no relief can be obtained. Scarce a case oc-
curs, but may be relieved by the timely applica-
tion of DR. l{1«;LFE’s As'rHMA'r1c PILLS l 1 I
./Isa /zroqf ofw/zit‘/1, the jb/lorving intereslz'ng
cures are 8-zzbnzim-d to jtublic 1/crzzsal :
31;? MR. STl£'l'SON,
Of Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violen
pain in his right breast, attended at times with
great difficulty of breathing, and wholly incapable
of attending business ; after having tried in vai11
all other medicine, was cured, and his health per-
fectly rcstored by two boxes of these pills.
./in cl(lerlyLad_t/, her daughter and grand-daugh«s
ter, of Boston, were each dreadfully afliictetl with
asthma and difficulty of breatl1ing,were all ofthem
cured and restored to perfect health by 7 boxes;
Judge ' , of Salem, had been many years
severely afflicted with a violent cough and dith-
culty of breathing, was cured by two boxes; his
sleep was restored on the second night, which
had been broken for many years. ‘ ~
A Lady qffloston, turned of 60,,was severely
afflicted with a violent cough, pain in the side, at
times spitting of blood, could not lie down in her
bed for 4 years, could not sleep but at short inter-
vals, was restored to perfect health on taking 3
boxes.
These pills give instant ease in all coughs,colds, ,
asthmas, difiiculty of breathing, wheezing, tight-
ness ofthe chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, spitting of blood, chillness and
shiverings, the forerunners of malignant fevers,
8:0. ; common colds are removed in a few hours ;
the aged will experience relief equally agreeable
and instantaneous, even when the lungs are af-
fected. 31:?/I3/(for ‘Dr. Relfe’s Asthmatic Pills.’
One boar, contaz'nz'ng 12 /zills, frequently qfects a
cure. To [zrevent i1n]1o.s~itio1z the outside printed
wrapper is signed ‘ W. T. Conway.’-—-Observe
this as you -value /zealtlz! Prepared and sold whole-
sale by the sole proprietor, W. '1'. CoNW.1r,Cl1em-
ist, No. I, Bumstead Place, Common-street, Bos-
ton, and retailed by special appointment by
B. 8: C. ISAACS, Norwalk. Seymour Jarvis,.
Stamford, Stiles Nichols, Bridgeport, D. P. ,
kins, Hartford, Dyer 8: Co. Southmaid-8: Coa-
Middletovrn, Ripley, Norwich, Dyer 8: I-Iowes,
Stafford, and by most Booksellers, Dtuggists.’
and Post-Masters, throughout the Union. where
may be had all those justly esteemed and highly
Wu. Price $1, or six bottles for $5. ‘Nov. 2-3.
Windham, Green, New-London, M. 8:13 Grant-
approved Medicines, prepared by \V. T. CoN- -
Norwalk Chronicler