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NICHOLS & PRICE. ~
'' ’1‘mt2.ts—'ll‘wo Dollars per a‘nnurii.
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Cheaper tha,n"ever'. _ _
‘TI-IE little old St’ore,’, west side llltiil.’-l:l(lg£_’.,‘
continues open as usual, and has recently been re-
plenishcd with a full ass-ort.irzmiz~ of GROC 1"-
Letters to the publishers must be RIES, 1«'1eU1'1', CROCKERY, and ‘GL.1b"S
‘post-paid.
l'V./11t'.E.. The prices are such that it is presu-
.,y.;..-:;-:.-;_':;-:.j.':;-:;' ::-:12‘--i‘.‘2”--£22}: _‘_-.,;-_-;..::_‘j:-:13:-:33;-:_f j::<j.‘,:—:j::»~::;~£-a: ::-<',‘.:-1'}-*.’.‘.‘--’.";'-*.‘."-‘<’."a‘-‘-S.’ i-‘-€-tit‘. m Bil I) ii i’ a S C I" 5 _ W ll D C 6 V C I1 010 TC Ill a D ‘ I’ A I D _/0 7'
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.C-HEAP STORE.
' E. H. &‘ L. Street, '
- T the new Store, west side the Bridge, have
__,_ for Salt, cheap for Cash, a genei'al assort-
riient of
Groceries, F?rwIt‘.,i Crockery,
. rmd Glass l'Vm"e.
i3¢1,,g.(leterni_iitetl to sell low, persons in want
of any of the above articles, will be well paid for
calling at the above store.
Norwa ", May 29.‘
L "Lewis Jlfalloity 8,‘ Co.
A NCE more offer to the public a general as-
sortnieiit Q/' clzoice. selected
DRY GOODS,
Vv°liich were bou_t;'ht_for Cash, and ~::-ill be sold
1..oW.- for the same. The articles being; numer-
033 ‘no,-i11 be too tedious, as well as entirely use-
less ,0 men,-loncmc P,-icfcs tintl qualities.
Gt"ocer1cs: aiicl’ C1‘ocl;ci’°y,
09
A good assot‘tment—-VeI‘},’ l0W- - 5
Ajso on hand...-.R()(_:I‘: SAL1‘9 Of ?ii'VCl":,‘ ClljjL"
N_orwalk, April '24-. 104 j
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riot‘ quality.
Seasonable Goods.
Evm, «_,it¢m'1ve to’ the wants of his friends and
eustonicrs, (with a single eye to his own intcrcst,)
7/Vin. J. Street,
HAS spent a long time in the city of New-'i'or‘k,
f,_,,. the purpose of selecting‘ and pui'ch_as'1r.g
GOODS. By attentively watching the auctions.
he is pi‘epai'ed to offer one of the c/tea/zest and
best Assortment of Goods in his line this place af-
fords. Having a little leisure time, it may not be
entirely useless to devote it to the enumeration of
articles. Among the great variety may b_e found,
I HITE Canton Crapc
jéingham Robes, and fancy silk wShals,
Pink, btii’t'and blue Gingzhanis
Green Florence Silk, _Ill-acl; and white Sat-cenet
Fine Irish Linen,
Camb,-ic Line“ 3; Lawn Thread & cotton Lace
Inserting trimmings, from 2 to 12 1-13 ctsjper yd.
Garriiture and fancy Ribbons Lbrellas
}3,._,...,50js, 5omg,..\'r2:‘y»eleg8nI, Best gingham U211-
Silk, _}.~‘loi'entine and Meisailies Vestings
Extra_supcr blue Cloths Superfine black do.
Common blue, black and drab do.
Xiuperfinc black and blue Cassinit-rc_
Mixed Cassimcre and S-attinet
Olive Velvet Cord, Fine and common Dimity
First quality gilt coat and vest liutinns
Fine black Bombuzette Coininoii do
Olive, brown and hluc do
Fine undressed Cnlicoos
§‘."uriiitiii‘e Cliiiitz, vciy t-lt-gatiit
Do. Calico, some at l5 '.:t':l‘.l..'~1 per yd.
Italian _Ct-ape and sewing bill; [llgured
lfine Mtilmul and Jtickoitct i\iu;-ziiiizs, plain and
Fine and low priced .l3pt)k ldltj.
'4-4 and 5-4 Caiubric» iV‘.t-.;sliii': ant ' iinitics
"Floss, quilting, sewing and ltnittiiig cotton
l='inc Steam Loom Sliirtin gs
Povvcr Loom and hlatlapolani cl.)
Doinestic sliceting Ea sliii'ting,blctit:l.’tl or l)!’t."-‘r'll
India Mtislins suitable for quilt linizigs
Bedticlting-s, cotton Cassimerc
Flagg, billlftlzllloc, and black silk ltlirlkfs.
3‘='Eadrass and printed do
Plain,fi-rui'ed and cross-barred cravats
Galloon binding and Cotttm ‘ferrets
Men’s beaver and liiiglisli black silk gloves
Ladies’ silk and kit‘. do Pl!lS,Sll(:C(llL:S 3: heads
GROCERIJJ '.
Brown, white and lump Sugai's
Rum, Brandy, Gin and V‘.v’iiies ,
Young Hyson, Hysonsltizi and Souchong Teas
’ JMolasscs,fii'sct1uality New Rice
Dried Codlish, Mackerel by the barrel or retail
Plug and paper Tobacco, small and large papers
Soap, Candles, Spices, Indigo and Starch.
II./‘./RD TV./IRE-—./Ind 1lfli£eriul._v for Buildings.
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Thumb-latclies
Butts, I--lin es, Locks, Screws 8.-. Scotch stones
Vi/i'ouglit aibiitl cut Nails
Uood Stone Lime, at 552 25 cents the cask
Boards. Shingles, Plank, Si:i1ii%,I;8;c.”/1/{R1
‘ CROC1t'b.'R Y and H0 . 5.
Blue printed tea setis, 'l’urnblers, Pitchers,
Ilnwls, blue printed and edged dining plates
’l'tril’llers and Muflins, edged and cream colored
oral dishes, vegetable dishes, saliad dishes. lla-
kers, 'l'urr‘ccns, \Vash-bowls, Ewers, Basons,
Cliambers, étc. Cooking pots, large and small,
tlish-ltettlcs, tea-kettles, spiders and skillets.--—..
An assortment of domestic ware at the Factory
prices. Also, 100 setts of ciiamclicd Cups and
Saucers, at 18 cents the sctt.
Norwalk, May l2.
I
Domestzc Jlfanufactures.
' HE subscriber ofl'ers for sale, at reduced
prices, lor Cash or most kinds of country
produce, at his establishment in Norwalk, Sheet-
ing and Shirting Musliii, Stripes and Chain-
brays, wholesale and retail. Also" Cotton Yarn,
both twist and7lillii:g (assorted numbers) by the
bundle,_run or skcin, blue and white, at Factory
prices. Candlewick, in 1-4 and 1-2 lb. balls.
sen REEDS made to any order, on the short-
cst notice. V
Also, Patent Com’p6:sitioi'i for the axles of car
riagcs, an excellent substitute for tar, grease, ate
for sale as above. -i it ARON NASH,
Norwalk, Sept. 7, '
calling.’ - j .
Among the articles lately added, may be found
the following: .
,AMAlCA, St.Croix and New-England Rum ;
Cogniac Brandy, Pic-rpont and Holland Gin ;
Sicily, Madeira, Port, Sherry 5: Cut'i'artt '\’Vincs l
Cordialsjof all kinds ; Noyeotl, l’ort<:r,bcst Alba-
ny. Ale ; lirst quality Molasses, 37 l-2 cents’ per
gallon ; Old Hyson, Young ilyson, Hyson Skill»
and; Soucliong Teas; Lump and Loaf Suygar;
Brown Sugar, superior quality, Box Raisins _;_
Keg‘ Raisins, excellent quality, to cents per lb- 3,
Oi';1[3geg, Filb-arts, India (liii‘i'ants, Citron and
'i‘a:n'.:rind:+; Pt-pper, Alspit:-:, (Iinnanion, Nui-
tnegs, (Jolie: and Cltocolatc ;' Roll, plug and pa-
per 'l‘ol>-acco ; .\.‘egars by the box; Rice, blown
Salt, Ailum, tloppcras, v.'lic-at and rye Flotir, criti-
dies, snap, codlisli. pork. -l)OV\l(lL‘l‘ and shot, _t;'iii-
ger, sslipeire, starch, iiitli,;o,‘sliaviirg soap, cot-
ton, laiiip oil, butter and cheese, patent polisliiiigj
potvdcr, logwood. 4d-and 3:! cut nails, 8:! and'it_)d
wro.-ight do. window tglas.-:—._ Sac. 8tC. togctlicr with
a good assortinentjof C’i'oc/(erg/, Glass and Iiurz/zcrz
Ware. EBENEZER S'l‘l£VI:}NS.
, Norwalk, June 5. L 10
..._._.... .-........_..._».._.
NEW'7Gi0OD5S.
Elsi. 3. Bennett,
Has just returned from New.Yoi-k, with a large
supply of SPRI./V‘G if SUMilI1<.'R GOODS.‘
ALso_'—-GR O(.'£:IRII_'.'«1>' Cir C) CKL'.'R Y_-'- Fat‘
sale Cheap.
Norwalk.~l\'Iay 12.
_ Vollitile alramatik: Head-./lclte Siiilfh
Prepared by John P. W/'zz‘.‘we![,Cl1entist and Drug:
gist——-Bostun. (Composed principally of Roots
and AromaticHei'bs)—-Putentecl and warranted.
FE\\7 or none of the Snul-is in ordinary use-
unite those advantages as an elegant sternu-
tatory, which Tobacco, combined with other in-
gradients, is capable of producing. The coiiimoii
‘_b‘cotch.snufi‘. is not only destitute of line liator
but is universally allowed to be injurious to the
head and stomach, and sooner or later affects the
ti'anspui'Enc_v and color of the $l£lh- The coarse
blaclt snulis, instead of clearing and stiinulating
the olfactory nerves, some but to obstruct and
deadcn them a arid in process of time, by stop-
ping the piissagcs. has an evident ellect upon the
speech. '1'/2.-: Vt,-[at/le ./Iioiiiuzic o'i2irfi‘ will. by ex-
pcriencc, be £'ou'nd not ii.-.l;.'c to these objcctioi_i.s-—
ias flavor is lragr-.iiit and delightful--‘—tlie effect
pleusiiig and sali:t'.try-—-it opens and purges the
head-—sciisibly stiitiulates the spirits, _'..nd re-
moves that t'l.ow.siii-.-ss Wliltill on some occasions
will prevail in spite of our utmost ellorts to baille
it. By rcpcatcd c:-:pci'imcuts, ll. is knowii to be of
jessentiul sesticc to tli-vsc who are troubled with
lt)l:t_;,(l‘u"il, nervous liead-aches, at‘-ti Vvill be found
lar stipc-riot‘ for this purpose to the Ccplialic slltill.
in cases ol'catai'ili or wliat is coinmonly called -.i
icold in the head. a',»/iiicl: or two takcii at night
‘ on goiiigg to bed will, by riwisteitiiig the mucus,
c{l'cctu..lly i'e.t'i10\e' all i.-‘ostructioiis before morn-
iiig. All those troubled with the liypochondria
or vapors, will find in this chemical preparation a
complete antidote. All scdc-n‘-.=.iry and stntlious
p::i'sons of either sex will find by its occasional
I
use, a clicap and cliceriizg relief from that lassi-A
' tude which iiivai'i.ib‘.y accotnpauies "a long sitting;
or much t'c-aoitig. 'i‘his siiull' is well stopt in a
lzandsonic square bottle made expressly for the
) l‘) , ' \"llt:ll w1l‘b 1 incl '0 unite ll the
uosca.iu.i i.‘?—'Ult a
_ advaiitagcs of E1 snufi’ Box.
1'.'.L’.’ru:: of a (.'crl{/z‘/.'ai‘e_/i'o7.vz Doct. Bcnjaniizz
I'Voz¢'2/zuzzsc, I’ct’.’o'-iu .3/it/Eu J‘-Iedical Socirly in Lon-
.[t,;,v._u;;,j 1,;/';;‘;,. J‘.';;iz'um.iZ Eu’:-ilicul Cc/toolif1"i'w1cc
--and lace I’i'ofissr2i- of tile I’/"ii-ory and Practice’
q/'1’,’i;/is-ic in 1/16 Ui2z':»er.s-i1_z/ q/‘C'ambrz'a'ge.
Boszczz, .7i'.’z'l/:~t'3ti‘i:et, ."i[a7'c/i $0, l8l3-
‘ The articles 'dl‘0 ccituinly innocent in their
qualities. Those liable to nervous and other
head-aches well know that fits ofthcse distrcssiiig
aiiections most comniotily subside on a spoiitan-
eons sneezing towards night, and if this reliefcan
be expedited by a sternutatory, I should give the
preference to your soul? over that of powdered to-
bacco or even the impoitcd Cejz/zalic Snufi, the
ingredients of ‘which are unknown to us. “fill.
this view I have-used your composition myself
and recommended it to others.’ A
I am yours, &c. B. \VA'rcnnoUsr:.
To J. P. 1'!"/ii./-wet’/', C/icnii.»-it and Druggist.
For sale by B. 8: I-.“-'AACS.
‘'‘,,‘’f‘ A: the same place may be had Dt'.Dean’s
Rlicuimztic [’i.’le, so famous for this complaint in
the N. States. This excellent medicine is ac-
companied by numerous certificates from Judges,
Clcrgymeii and respectable Physicians. Price
50 cents abnx.
UST received at the Gazette Bookstore, T/zc
.Momz.s-tery, a Romance, by the atithor of VVa-
verly, Ivanlioe, (sac. 2 vols. Also, fllunstcr Coz-
tage Boy ,- a new supply of ./Mania-’ Latin Gram-
mar ,- and ./idams,’ Cunimings,’ U/2'/le!t's, 1lf01'se’s,
and 1)-wz'g/it’e}_ Gcagrajz/lies.
.'\Vant'ed immediately, a quantity of good clean
S/we/i Skins, tanned with oak bark, suitable for
Book-binding. Inquire at the Bindery.
Norivallc, June 6.
DR. .HJV'DEI£S0.N"aS'
COUGH DROPS,
A fresh SUpply,jt‘.Sl received and for sale by the
subscriber, at his store a few rods east of the
l3i'idge.—VVliere also may be had, a general as-
sortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES.
trrcenmn 8'1‘. JOHN»
91
Not-walk, Jan. 25.
BL-ANKS for sale at this ollice.
* rlrolzwlm-, I(_Conn.)" .itf;gi_r'Ef§_s; ._1s?io. ~
., ed by Capt. Pltztt Peafsall. will sail fr0m,G.B1~2_AD-
TL
iIiitrepie1,&?i,Ii%is.
Saugatuck Jccoiiitinodatioit_1?ockctsfar,l\’1}’oi'I:., _
‘ LOOP INTREPID, comrrianded, by ‘C-ap_i.j _
'./Ilzia Bzlrr, will saillrom the_ L_a‘ii‘din;;' of r
‘L. T. £9’ Dowars, oii.Suugatucl~5.,.r_ivVei-, _on;’ V
Saturday tlie'20th__inst. Sloop l.R,lS,‘.,c_,cintmattd-fjl
LE2’ £9’ Co’s Lantliin; on Tuesday, following ;.ar_id
will so continue tosail, on each sttcceeding Sat-'
iirday and Ttiesday, thijougliout the summer and
fall seasons, extraordiuaries excepted, The speed.
"convenience of their accommodations, warrant
the subsci'ibers__in saying: they are not i_nleri_or t_o
any Packetsthat pursue the same line ofbusiness.
Persons who may be disposed to enter as passen-
gers in either of said Packets, may rest assured
thatithe best attention will be paid to. their com-
fort and convenience, and freight will be received
on the most reasonable terms. Personsliviiigat
at clistaqce from the Landings, who shall arrive in
s~.i'id¥l’acltets, are informed that Horses and Car-
riages can be immediately procured iii the vicin-
ity of said Landing-;s to transport them to their
respective places or" residence.
1.. T. 8: S. E. DOVVNS,
._ V I j G. BRADLEY 8: C0..
Saugatuck,(_F_airficld) May 15. Q7tf
Summer Arrangement.
Accoiniitodatloii P ackcts,
To sail _froin.Ebcizc:-er I). Hoyt’s Landing, at
Norwallr, for Peck .S7i’p, .New-Yorlr.
LOOP UNION. Brown, will commence_sail-
L. ing front the above landing, on Saturday the
list of._Api'il. and return on 'l‘l*lu'rsday. Sloop
‘CITIZEN, P-eiinoyer. will sail on Tiiestlay, and
rctuin on S'.iturday. Sloop MECHANlC, Das-
ktim, will sail on 'l‘hursc_lay, and retu:n the Tues-
day following ;. each vessel performing her week-
ly trip through the season.
For freight or passage apply to the subscriber,
or t_o either the Captains on board of their re-
spcctivevesscls. E. D. HOYT.
Norwalk, March 27. _
Summer Arrangement.
A " PACKET,
‘I j ___=__ To Sail from B~urral_l Hubbcll’s
Lit-iidliig at .iVorwulIr,_for Peck-Slip, .7\”.I’orl»:
V HE new and very fast sailing sloopORlON
li.K.E1~:LE_lt,11‘iastei',l1avitig l6 supei ior and
elegant births, vvilljsail on Tiiesday the 28th
. inst. and retui ii the Saturday following, continu-
in;: her wcrckly trips through the season.
For l‘t'<:iglit- or passage, apply to the subscri-
bcrs, or to the Captain on board. .
gi:;~‘> Every attention will be paid to the ac-
commodation ofPassengers.
ISURRALL 8: HUBBELL.
Norwalk, March 27'.
.-1.-..._
. DANllURVY'.~.1~2n NORWALI
.9 C C 0.11.41 0 D.-'1' 1'] 0.3" S Te‘) G ,
"ii?-\'7'll.I. commence running on the 1st of
‘ti’? April, by the way of Bethel, to perform
its regtilar trips tliicugh the season.
To leave Daiibury evciy Li"zic.s-day, T/mrsday,
and -'3ai‘uI'day, and ul‘l'ivt: in season to take Packets
or stage at l\’-oi'tvl_=ll;--oiitl to leave Z\7orwalk on
the l.(;ll0\Villg days.
3:113” Extra cai'ri~.iges will
shortest noticc.
Cuititccs VVoittti«:LL, .N'or=z:ia!l', 2 Propri-
be furn'tshcd on the
j DA\'1D \~Vooo, Dazzbui-y, c[ur5_
l.'cb. 29, lS‘.lO. ‘étitf
D
B. or C. Isaacs
just received :1 fresh supply of those
justly esteemed and highly approved Med.
cities, prepared by '.V. T. Conway, Chemist, No.
Buinstead Place, Boston, to wit : A
Di‘. R<:lfe’s Botanical Drops.
Dr. ’.ell'e's Asthmatic Pills. '
Dr. Relfe’s Aromatic lfctnalc Pills for Obstruc-
tions, ~Scc.
Dr. l{ell°e’s Antibillious Pills for Indigestion,
Billions affections, 82c.
Dr. Rell’c’s Vegetable Specific (for sicl; head
ache.)
Dr. Rclfc’s Vegetable Rlicu‘-matic Pills.
Dr. .lcbb’s Rlietiiiiatic: Liniment ; Rheuma-
tism of 20 years standing, has been cured by this
in 24 hours.
British Antiseptic Qenti‘ifice, most excellent
for the teeth and gums. ,
Duntfries’ Ointment, a certain and safe cure
for the Izc/i, in one /zour’.s- a/i/ilicutioiz, be it ever so
inveterate. fig!“ JVO dangcrfrom taA'z'71g' cold.’
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immedi-
ate, and while it dissolves and draws the corn out
by the roots, it causes not the least pain.
Cambrian tooth-ache Pills; the relief is instan-
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth.
Dr. I’IulllCl"S celebrated Pills ; Dr. Hunter’s
Injection Ponders, and Doctor Ilunter’s Cer-ate
for the prevention and cure of vcnerial complaints
with perfect secrecy. A treatise, explaining
symptoms, and method ofcure accompany each
packet. ‘
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may
be had of the agents, gratis.
3::-3 Jvonc of z/ie above are genuine, unless
sigizcil‘ \V. T. CONWAY.’ A large discount to
country Physicians, 'I‘raders, 8:0. The above
Medicines may likewise be had of most Booksel-
lers, Druggists and Post Masters throughout the
United States.
of th s P'cl-zets in silin *combined with the . _ , ,
C C J ’ d g‘ sessions of the -_Gencra_l .:’tsse-mbly, .a._nd,_-atfall
it . N0- us-T7
T1
riintit; AS3,'1.‘$--1l4..ar:.5le§Si§.fi»153,30-.
An act authorizing the appointment of.-a SeC.l‘<‘-‘=
_. ‘ta/ry to the. ,,CVO\'e.l‘ll(_1ll"0f this state. .
. .,Be it emzcted by tile. Sezz_atcj.ang1 Hous,e,»'o/T Rrlzrc-.
se_ni;utives_, in Gena-al../Ysscnibly cgnoened, That-the.
.(i-O.~V't".:l'flOl‘ o_l'_this_state}-gif-tlie time being, .or__t'h;ev
pexrsonv by: tvhoni _the oflicé. of .(}.o,vernor...may bc‘
a_dmit)istei'_ed, be, and be is._hereby.autho.rise.d:and
crn.pow.e_red to._appoint a _Secretary, who shall do-;
ly _rece_i_ve_»-thje oaili__-presciribed by the constitution-
for'exec'utive,~antl judicial 0i§_CCl‘S,,aHd~\VllOS6 duty
jitshall be tqattejnd the.G‘o,v'ernor,,or the-person
administeringilie ,ofl‘ice of Governor, during the‘
times, .to keep a.coiireci-journal and record of-all
executive proceedings and decisions. and t0.,do.all,
other acts which sliall be. duly i'equii‘cd- of him,‘-.
which shall apperlain to said ollice ; for which
services,he shall be allowed the sum. of tw();l1llI'l-'-'
dred dpllaijs per annum, and at certificate fi'on_i_tlic
person administering the ofllce of Govei'nor, for
the time beiiig, (lll'f;(_:tC_(l‘ to ihe (.‘.ompti-olle.r, sta.
ting the snm_-due, shall auiliorisetlie (jomptrolletia
to draw on the Ti'easurei‘ of this state, -l.'or..the
payment thercofz. and it shall be the duty of’ the-.
Secretary, to deliver over the executive journal
and record, and all papers appertainingto the ex,-
ecutive department, to the, successor in oliicc to...
thcpcrsontby whom he may be appointed as a—_
foresaid: and the executive journal and record,
ofa committee appointed by the General Assem-
bly ; and copies thereof may be received by the
General Assembly,and all copies ofihe executive
journal and record attested by thebecrctary, shall
in all cases be admitted as legal evidciicc : Pro-
vided the Secretary shall not demand orreceive
any compensation for copies he may furnish. .-
§ 2. And be it _/ill‘!/IE7‘ c.-riactrc’, That the act en-
secretary to the Governor: ofthis state,’ passed
by this Assembly at the.May session, I819, be,
and the sameis hereby repealed.- . _ - = -
General ./lssemb.-’y, .ZVIay_ Session, .4. D. 1820.
DAVID PLANT, ‘S/icaller of tile
House of Ire-/iresentativcs.
JONATHAN‘ INGERSOLL,
Presidcizt of tile Senate.
Approved May 18, 1820. ' ~ —'
‘ OLIVER VVOLCOTT.
An Act prescribing the number of judges
several county courts in this state.
seiztati-ues in General flsaenib/y convened, That the
Count)’ courts in the several counties in thisstatfe,
shall consist ofa chief judge, and two associate
that purpose, any two of whom shall constitute a
quorum-and that the powers and duties by law
_jud,t;e——-and that the powers and duties by law ap-
pertaining to justices of quorum, shall devolve
upon and be exercised by such associate
any law to the contrary notwithstanding.
2. .z1r:d.be it further enacletl, That when, and so
cessary absence of, or just exception against the
chiefjudgc or any ofthe associate judges in any-
county, there shall not be a suliicicnt number of
them to hold such court, or try any cause,_ the
quorum shall be supplied by any of the justices,
ot'tlie‘.q>eace ofthat county, to which the court
belongs.
§3. ./Ind be it fart/ier enacted, That the 57th
section ofthe act entitled ‘ an act for constituting
and regulating courts and appointing the times
and places ofholding the same,’ and the act en-
tited ‘an act prescribing the number of judges
and justices of the several county courts in this.
state,’ passed in May, l8l9, be, and the same are,
hereby repealed. _
General .4.s-sembly, [Way Session, ./1. D. 1820.:
DAVID PLANT, S/zraker
qf the House OfR(’flTest’7zlatives,
JONATHAN INGERSOLL,.
‘ Presiderzt of 1/75 Sena“-_
Approved, May l8lll, i820.
OIJVER
An act cslablisbing the session oftlie superior and
county courts in Tolland county.
Be it enacted by the Senate and 11l.'0U8E'Q/‘I36/Ire-
seiztalives in General Assevnbiy convened, That
from and alter the first day of October next, the
superior court in the county ol"'l‘olland, shall be
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cember, and on the third Tucsclay of April : and
'.:';=: coontycourt, for said county of Tolland, from
and after said lirst of October next, shall be bold-
en at said 'l‘olland on the third Tuesday of Sept.
and on the third Tuesday of February, in each
year, instead of the times now by law establisjhed._.
Gt-m'i‘al./1.;-:;e7nb/y, Illay Sass-ion, .4. D. 1820.
DAVID PLANT, Syzeaker
q/'1/ze Hou.ve Q/'1\’r/ireseiztatizves.
- .l'ONA'l‘H.-\N INGERSOLL,
Presidezit q/‘t/ic Serzalc.
Approved, May 18, 1820. ~
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An act to repeal part of the act therein described.
“ 13eit_enacted by the Sent. re and Hon-re q/"Re-‘lire-
senzazi-ué-3 in Cv€7l€ra[.'f.5S€7I£d[y convened, That the
seven first sections -of the act entitled ‘an act reg-
ulating the manufacture ofnails, made l'ci_'_ sale
or exportation within this state, and for repealing;
an act heretofore made on the same subject,’ he,
and the same are hereby repealed.‘
General./fsseiizbly, flirty Sessioai, 1820. ..
D.“tV'ID PLANT, S/zea.(‘er._ __ -
of (/1: Iiou-re of Rrfzresezztatives, 1'
JONATHAN INGERSOLE,
Presirlerzt Q/'t/ze Senate.
Approved, May 23:]. I820. ~
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An Act to regulate the recovery of damages upon
certain Bills of Exchange therein specified.
Be it enacted by tlze Senate and House q/'Rr/zre-‘A
Norwallz, Nov. 23.
'&:’7If0lZ'7.'€<'>‘ in General .'Y.S’8c‘h’Zb.’y convent-cl, Thar
shall at all times, be subject to [.llC-iIlSp6CI.iOI1-
titled ‘ an act authorising the appointment of a
ofthc
Be it enacted by tile Senate and House“ ofRc1‘zre-L '
judges, to be_ uppointetl and commissioned.,for .
appertaining to a judge of the county lC0!ll‘t.,3l}a'fl_
devolve upon and be exercised by such chief"
judges, '
often as it shallhappcn. that by icason ol'the-ne_- .
holtlen at Tollaiid, on the fourth Tuesday of Dg. V
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