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g(j~°CLoci; AND VVATCH -Ivlaxsn, Sicvmtsitirri-2'
HE subscriber having-,by a painful and some.
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‘ SPRING oooos. 2 SPRING Goon s. , New Establishment.
rt:nI.1sii1iu BY ' DAUGHY (5. JAMES Be~l1nett ‘ JOSEPH KEELER,
‘r -‘ ‘ 4' ' ' '. ' i 1 i ; i . ' . 7
S,‘ ‘T’ ' I?}lLlNE‘Dm_ “mum I 2°Wm“':i:é‘:i:§lc:g::l.pr;”.j§‘_ °n(.(t:’Z: ' llas just replenished his store with a large as-
TERMg_..I‘w0 0 are ‘p. . . ._ ,t js elves ‘a ‘e et "1 I ‘ _ . l_ | ‘ it im: ‘r-,o_ rtmcntol st-asonable Coods. which will be sold AND _}E,,,ELLEn_Q,:,§
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Notice.
‘ 7 HF. subscriber takes this method to inform
his friends and the public that he has at§5“‘“"}‘
expense erected a lVoa[(*It 1''acl0'I'y»3_11U'<““‘l "“ M"
amis river, about a mile and a hall above the ul’
pct‘ landing in Greenwich, and is now ready to
receive \VOOL for (iartlingr. He will aisotnalh
ufacturc Clot/is, S(ztIz'7icts, E5'c. by the )‘al‘<l 0|‘ 0“
shares-—€pin by the run or pound-—also weave
woolen yarn upon cotton. Dying, fulling and im-
ishing will be attended to in their proper seasoti,
by experienced workmen, on reasonable termit-
Those who may favor him with their custom may
calculate on having their‘ work done in W3 "ci“‘
est n'tanner—-Indigo blue colored if required. All
orders thankfully received and punctu-ally atten-
ded to. All kinds of country product: tecctyctl
-in payment, at the New-York prices, on "}'«‘k1”$%
an allowance of the fr<:ight. Customers will find
their account in picking the traslr out of then‘
wool, and in properly cleansing it after it is shear-_
cd or pulled——thc carding will cost them lcss,and
their rolls be much better ; it i5 '~'Xl’9C‘Cd ‘he
cleaning will be particulzirly attentlttl I0-
CREENWICH F.»tc'ror.r, May 1. lt52l 1_l'-f
P. S. In this month Vool for carding willnbtr
received at the store. after that at the store or tac-
tzbrl’ of the subscriber. ELIAS PEG“-
Grocery, Fruit, C9~ocI'wry9
and Glass FVCL-re Store.
-—C1“I1'.'¢1P FOR C11-S‘H—.
AMAICA, St.Croi:;. and Netvj-Etiglztiitl Rum,
by the barrel, keg, or less o_uaniity. Cogni-
tzc Brandy, l-lolluncl and common Gin, by the
barrel or smaller qtrantity A good assortment
of VVincs and Cordials Old Hyson, Young: fly-
son, ilyson-skin and Souchong Teas Loaf-. lump
and brown Sugqars Coffee, PCPPE": Plmcmm
Qlinger, Pearlash, h/ltiltisses. l‘.’l0uncey’s fine /\.lC-I
by the l)'dI‘l‘:l or less quantity’ London and Phila-
<lt*lphia Porter, Stou5rhton’s Bitters by the bottle,
Segars, Tobacco’. Snuff of all kinds, lVl.ll':‘.Cal€l' and
f-keg Raisins, Butter and Cheese, lJ°“l*» 1lC'=l"~“'|d
Pork Hams, Critlffslt, Ma«:kcr<:l and Shad; 303}?
~anri'Catidlcs, wititer-str-amtzd Lamp Oil. 198- Sum’
do. 63. Shot No.75; 10, 5- 3- 133- P0""d3"a
12,5, om; an C-oral,‘ Flour ol'a~lLkinds, Lrrgwtlotl
Nicquaragtia-ivoorl, Coppcras,_LKttl._Id Bl‘<i¢l<1ngs
Crintlstoncs ofdilfcrent sizt:s.,At7li2au_v green Peas,
VVindow Glass, ‘.7 by 9 autl8 10, and many other
aytietso, tn make out._an assort-ment. i
A general assortment‘6f‘C2'€C=’U:7-‘£522 2-’, C'z‘~r'-95-‘
VI"./118E, and FR U17’.
Being determined to sell low, persons in want
of any ofthe above articles, will be well pai for
calling at the above store. '
II. S'1'R1'.‘I'.'T.
_i\lul‘\‘.-'all~I, April 23. -
cles were bought ataticttiou, and \\ill be sold very 3
cheap for cash, viz-— V ~ 1- .
Black Canton Cl_:d])C. Colercd do
lllack Sinchews and Sarsincts
Blue, white, and green }:‘lorcncc
Figured Mulmul, Book and .-'uck0lI
4»; anti 6 4 plain do . . ._
Seeded Muslin Robes for Dresses ~.
6-4. and 4-4 Cambric Muslins Scotch Iiawn
Plain andiigured Lcnocs, . j
Light corded Gingltatns,.a variety of patterns
6-4 Cambric and other Dimitics
Light and dark Calicocs, an elegant assortment
Me-rsailles, black Florentine and other V'estintr-
Jrish Linens, very cheap [and tlomesgic
An assortment of Shining NiUelll'l,‘}ZlU|'0pCilll
ltibbons, some very elegant. L
Ladies’ Beaver and Kid Gloves
do black and white silk do
Ct-ntlenten’s.Beaver Cloves, some very cheap
VVhitc and plaid Cravats
. Flagg silk l-landkcrchicfs
Black Canton do _
Superfttr: blue, black and mixtCloths
do black and blue Cassimetc
Satinets of dili'etent qualities
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ct l\/Itislitiis
inerican Ginglrttrn do. Calicoes do.
Camhric Mttslins Figured Moll do
Shirtintr, and sheetitifg b‘usp-sntlcrs
.Men’s lleavcr Gloves by the d<.~z.
.l‘/lolasses by the hhd. l)‘-.u't'el or ling
Sttg;at' by the barrel. A
‘ - The above articles ‘and many others
will be sold at New-‘York prices.
*3,” 'l‘lic-. above‘ articles cotnprise but :t,est“n'-all
part. I3‘ersons 7L~i.w'ii§vzg to purcltase, will do "wc«’:'
to Cull. ’
ALso--A- general ' assortment of G]i’0,C"E-
1t’I1*.'-S’. /1/I]?/Jll"./1It‘1*.‘, am! (.'ROC'1t'1'.'R Y. ‘”
Not-walk, April 23.
s....,..
Accommodation Packets.
To sail fro-in Ebr-2zezct' I). [fog/t~‘.s L(I.’Il.t'f'(.:?Z,g",'Clll,‘
.N'orwu.1I,'_. for Peck .S'l'ip,. .N’cw—1'or!r.
HLOOI’ UNIO N: -’>‘7‘o~:t.~n, will conimt:nce~$ail—
mg from the above landing on .‘~.atttr'(lay the
31st of l\’lzirclt, and tetttrn on T‘hnrsday. hlmp
CI'l'lZl£;‘, 1-‘cmzoyer, will sail on Tuesday zintl
return on .‘iaturtla_v.
/{'rt7.=v.. t-. ill sail on 'l'li:tt\rl~.iy and l‘ClI.:1ll UH: 'l‘m:s-
day following; each x-cos-3} p¢,~f.,,-n,;,,g he‘. week,
ly trip through the season.
l"orfreiglit or passagt: apply to the subscribers
or tofieither the Captains on board of theirre-
spectire vessels. D. HOYT ETSON.
Z\W)t=\'v:illt, March 27'.
"' WM M11. L ltԤlft
L RS. M. A. SlLL[.ECK ll(‘.‘3 just. t'eturnctl
_l_ from NcwYork with .1 frcs_li supply ofMil-
linary Goods—Leghorn, Straw, Chip and silk
Hats, of the latest fasliicns, straw and '~iik Trim-
mings, elegy‘.-.nt "Ribbons. Batttllioxc-s, .':.l‘lil’it‘,i:ll
flowe-rs,&c. 8:(;. which she offers to her friends on
the most t'eascnable terms No pains “ill be spa-
red to give satisfaction to those v-ho favor her
with their custom.
Dlortvttlk, ;\’lay l-:1. li
l‘Vhea.t"on’3 Itciz Om.f9mr.~'2.t.
That noted Itch ()ll1ll‘l‘.C,I‘ll,l)('ln_L’_‘ -.1 stile, Speed)‘
and sure cure for that tormenting (‘.isortlcr—-.'t’ricc
t/zi7‘i’y-881107! and .2 /z..w_';“ cm!-5-. AI.so—-
Wlzcatoifs well l~.'7zb'1tm J(l1lvtl(l'lC6 Bitters,
so eminently useful for retnorin;-,~ all jtttllltllct: and
bilious complaints, which are so prevalent at the
_ present day--—l4‘or 5:‘.-alt‘. by B. C. lsincs. Nor-
, walk, and S. 34111 vrs, Stanili id. 6
" livééz C. fsatacs
A‘v'li just received a fresh supply of those
1 justly esteemed and highly approved Med-
cints, prepared by ‘\V. T. Conway, Chemist, N0.
llumateatl Place, Boston, to wit :
Dr. Relfefs Botanical Di‘-:~p§.
: Dr. i<Lelfe’s Astiimzttic Pills.
’ Dr.Ptclfe's Al‘OUl_ulli.? Female Pills for Obstruc-
- tions, Szc.
l Dr. l{elfe’s .‘\ntibillio'us Pills for Indigestion
Billions ali'ectiou,, Stc.
Dr. {elfc's Vegetable Specific (for sick head
ache.)
Dr. t".<:lfc’s Vegetable I-llicumatic Pills.
Dr. Jebb’s Rheumatic l.iniment ; Rheuma-
tism of :30 years staiidiog, has been cured by this
in 24 hours. ’
Briiisli Antiseptic Dentrifice, most excellent
for the teeth and gums.
Dumfrics’ Ointment, 21 certain and safe cure
‘ for the Itch, in one I.vom"a a/1/tlzmtioii, be it ever so
inveterate. §t:}'—" No (langcrfrom ta/rirzg cozd ~.’
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immedi-
ate, and while it dissolves and draws the cot u out
i by the root-s, it causes not the least pain.
Cambrian tooth—ache Pills; the relief is instan-
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth.
Dr. Huuter’s celebrated Pills; Dr. lrlunter’s
'Injcction l’owders, and Doctor Hur;t<:r’s Ccrate
ofor the prevention and cure ofvcncriul complaints
‘with perfect secrecy. A treatise, explaining
vsymptoms, and method ofcure accompany each
packet. '
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may
‘be had of the agents, gratis.
}:P.I'V'0nc of the above are gczzzzine, mzlrss
.5 ignccl‘ VV. '1‘. Conway.’ A large discount to
c; otmtry Physicians, Traders,’ Stc. 'l be above
, 1\ ‘ledicines may likewise be had of most Booksel-
lo rs, Druggists anti Post Masters throughout the
U. tiited States. Norwal k, Not‘. 23-
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-3' U3 Ill!/L‘ Jr‘
,5? J11-:1e/1.:r‘o v:.t7:L7.7v7:/'.
Y:Z'.-l-_::,%"
1 PACKET,
suit _/rem .’31tr."al[ E3’ '1'/'10/no.5-’ Lm2(.’ing at .:\‘ur-
twalir /or 1’cc/c Pill‘/2, .«Vi«::)-{o1‘k.
T var}; superior fast sailittg sloop ORIO
Il’z(.’z'am Ifmyorrl, Captain, (for tncriy Packct~mas-
ter at llri(lgepot't) llLtVlllf.{‘ l6 superior and elegant
births, will sail on fttestlay the 8th May, and re-
turn the Saturtlay following, continuing l‘l(‘.t‘ week-
ly trips tltrou;.,jh the season.
For ft eight or p:tssap;e apply to the subscribers,
ml‘ to the captain on bcartl. gtf?’ livery attention
will be paid to the zicconnnotluiion of pussen_;;ers.
.liL'ltflALL S: Titoiwms.
Norwallt. llay l0
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Grocery Store.
Vwji llc subscriber liaviu_t; returned from New.
York, with a fresh supply of G1i’(JCl'.'RI1'.'-S’,
now oli'cr:s thcm lor sale at his old stand just west
of the Bridge, cheap for Cash. 'l'he lollowing
articles cotnprisc a part of his assortment:
.lamaica. New-ling,-lantl and bi. Croix Rum
C-(lglllilc Brandy Holland and cotnmon Gin
Matleira, Port, Shetry and Currant VVines
Cordials, Ale and Cider llrandy, London Porter
Honey and Molasses Teas of all kinds
S‘-ugars of all kinds Tobacco {aisins
Butter and Cheese Hams and Pork
Codfish, Mackerel and blind
Soap and Candles Lamp Oil
Dye VV00tls and Copperas
A general assortment of Fruit
Clover and Timothy Seed Bear.-is and Onions
\Vrouglit and cut I\'ails Powder and Shot
Floor of all kinds Rye and Corn
't\'hitett'asli and scrubbing Brushes
Liquid lllacking, and a great many articles not
enumerated.
All the above articles are of the first quality
If any disbclicve it, lct them call and judge for
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themselves. The least favor gratefully acknow}.
och;-ad. DANIEL 5. ll.-\ll'l‘l{.=\ M.
Norwalk, March 13.
./Vow Supply of Lumlyer.
4 VVM. J. S'l‘Rl:il:‘.'l.'
Has just received a large supply of Lumber,
which is oll'ere.d for sale--vary c‘I.:ra/z_/‘or Cas/1.
The following comprise a part : viz
75 Bunches North River Sl:itigles,\va-rrantgd
20 do common
8 ‘V1. 3 feet cedar Slii-ngles
10 M. do 2 feet
‘.2000 Albany Boat-(ls A
3000 feet clear Boa-rrls
5000 feet merchantable do
1000 feet clear Plank
2000 feet common do
2000 feet Clapboard or Siding
Likewise a quantity ofChcrry Boards, Scan’-
Bom‘-oztzt-ttcs bv the iece lnnorted and A-.
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Sloop MECHANIC, Lla;-- ~
Ab
Ha.
-new supply. A _
E X'l‘lt‘A superfine blue and black Cloths
Common and blue do.
Hoperline blue audblack Cassimeres
Sattiiiuts, Olive cord,-.
Silk, l“lorentinc and l\IIersailles ‘fcstings
t Caiitoli C-rapes
Irish Linen steaiii Shirting 'Walthain do.
lslack, blue and crimson B‘oinbaz,etts
Furniture Calico, Sarcenet Catnbric
l"i'ne and common book Muslims lndia do.
5 Flgtgg and black silk lihdkfs.
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.‘l.'-ctlttcking.‘
Domestic sheeting Sr. sbirting
Galioon binding‘
Mcn‘s lirstquality Iieaver gloves . _ _
Ladies’ kid and silk do Green Florence .
: Dimity Domestic and imported Cinghams
C_assirncro Shawls Figured Ratinct
Black and crimson tabby Vclveti
Apron Clteck, \Vhite and black worsted Hose
Dressed and undressed Calicoes Floss cotton
» First and second quality coat and vest buttons
}Cotton balls Pins
Large and small cotton Shawls
c'1ror;1«;1e11v.‘.s'. _ .
Rum, Brandy, '\Vinc, Gin, Old Hyson, Young
!Hyson, Hysonskin and Soucltong Teas Brown
and lump Sugar, Molasses, Plug and paper To-
bacco, Copperas, Cotton W'ool, Codlish
Soap, Candles, Spices, lntliggu and b'tarch.
3 l’owder and shot, Fine Salt, fxc. &c.
l CR()CI~'.l:‘.RY—-A general assortment.
S _I‘l_o'_rv.'alk, May 1.
(JURILS PliP.I"ORMED,
T.’ioz.zg.’i /it-n;zq/"arc co//siclcircd /ia.s~trc!z't_'f.’ by
:05. 1u«.L1«‘1-.’.s' 130'1'.-1N1C'.r11. 1)1«0P.s'.
7%/§"l{. o‘/iuarnian, carpenter of Boston, was 22
.1. -t- mouths alllictctl with a Tumour on the
b-.tc'k of his hand which incapacitated him for
work, after having tried every thing in vain and
sm‘i'ercd an operation on his hand and considered
incuranble, was cured and t'estoi‘e(l to health by ta-
king; 4 bottlesof these drops.’ ' ~
Mr. H/rig/its of Boston, -was 3 years afflicted
‘ with a l"ever~so:'.e on one of his legs,‘ had tried
most medicines without effect, was ctircd by two
l)U'..tlc':‘. —
,4 child. of fiir. .Bu'rrz'!l of Hanover‘, was cured
f Ulcers and lilies,’ some of which had eaten
oowu to the ribs, by 3 bottles. This child was
ousiderccl in a dying state when he began talziiig
nest: drops.
e,rnptiott.~;, blintl will)’ both eyes, was cured by 3
bottles.
.422 elderly lzirly of Boston, was severely all‘iict~
ed for 16 years with an eruption all over her,
attencled with the most tormenting itchings,
bttrnings and blotcltcs, had lost thereby’ one lin-
ger and two toenails, was cured by 4- bottles——
she had not left her room for six months and was
COllSI(lCl'L'(l past all relief.
.4 gmztlcmun ol'l.cxitigto2Ii, was afllicted twenty
years with live ulcers in his legs, could obtain".-_io
relief, was cured by 4 bottles.
./I g::n.’{:_-nzcnz of Boston, his wife and five chil~
dren was intmy yea rs ulilictcd with eruptions, had
ll led every medicine without success, was cured
with these drops.
.1'gm.t/c2;.~tm of Roxbury, was 50 years afflicted
with a humour on one of his legs, attended with
l)tlt‘uitt;;', itching and blotches,was l'6':iigli'.:(i as past
relief, for 30 years could not lie in bed at times,
was perfectly cured by these drops.
/1' la.-ly of Charlestown was *2 years alilicted
it-lib a white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance and considered past relief, con-
traction had fot'med,whett on taking these drops
and using Dr. .lebb’s Liniment, in :3 weeks she
had the perfect use of the joint, the pain left her,
and by continuing them has obtained a pcrfeot
cure.
These drops are a rztdical cure for scurvy,‘ scro-
fula, St. Anthony’s lire, leprosy,‘ pimplcd faces,
enlarged glands, sore legs, ulcers even when the
bone is al-l'ected, venerial taints when mercury has
failed, are the best spring and autumnal physic,
and may be given to children with perfect safety.
Price 1 dollar per bottle, or 6 bottles for live dol-
lars. 31:?’ Ask for ‘ Dr. Re!/22’s Bouzvtiral .1370/.’8.’
None are genuine unless signed‘ W. T; Conway.’
Prepared and sold wholesale by the sole proprie-
tor, W. '1’. Conway, ch'emist, No. 1, Bumstead
Place, Boston, and by his special appointment by
B. S: C. ISAACS, Norwalk, Seymour Jarvis,
Stamford, Stiles Nichols, Bridgeport, and by
tnost Booksellers, Druggi-sts. and Post-Masters.
throughout the Union, where may be had al-
those jtts'ly esteemed and highly approved Med-v’
l
icnes, prepared by VV."l'. CoNwAY. Price 31,
or six boxes lor 555.
Norwalk, Ptpril 9. 6’
LIME.
HE subscriber would inform the public that
he continues the business of making Lime
at the kiln la-tcly occupied by Barium: E5’ C/la/1-
man, and will furnish it on as low terms as can
be had at any kiln in this part of the country. A
supply of the first quality on hand: all orders
thankfully received and punctually attended to.
- PHINEAS Ci»iAri\1.m.’.‘;;
N. B. All letters Containing orders for Lime
will be post paid. .
Bitltrcfit-ltl. Nov. 22. 3'5tf
ADll~l5’ itlulluctgu -$110125, ofthc very
best quality, for sale by the subscriber, at
his old start i‘tca__r__the bridge. ‘ He intends to keep
a much 1 ‘gear assortment than formerly, which
, will be sold at a considerably reduced price-—-for
Cash. -
*,."“ Paste and Liquid BLACKING, warranted
good, for sale, by the wholesale or retail.
tling and Lath. April 2:‘,
Hsxniz SELLECK.
.>‘.‘_.‘.;°.H‘,'‘-_;‘,‘ ’ I.
./In znjtuzt of Boston," was covered all over with
what embarrassing experienctg, ascertained
that public patronagejis decisively and zealously
iinclincd to the encooragetneht and support ofnti.
I’0lt'l‘hD MERIT, has the satisfactiott to announce.
hat alter a voluntary exile of six months l't~on_i
like land of his jizt/zero and the ltome of his youth,
he has returned, a’ stranger "and an alien, with eye.
cry itnpression obliterated, and every recollection
lost in mere oblivion, which once connected him
with his friends offorrner days and the spot 0
his nativity. j j t A , ,
It would add to his satisfaction to announce that
his residence abroad w.as__in the city of London, as
thereby a foundation, liro'ad and tleiap, would ho
laid, on which the loftiest pretensions" to skill, and
the most extravagant claims to reward mig_ht' be
securely erected. 'l'i'otl_i,,lio\vcv-;r, compels him
to sing an humbler, though he trusts no vulgar
note. An American state,'(if a distant one) may
twinkle a star d_iscet'ii_il)le in the same firma‘inen':
of public opinion, with that splendid luminary,t
the British". Metropolis: he‘ therefore consoles‘
himself with the expectation that when the fact;
is made known that he came hither from the state
of(3eorgla, not _over land, but on thebosom of the
wide Atlantic, his gtta/1'/Ecatz'ans /bi‘ tirzkcring will
not be disfzuteri. V H
The subscriber has taken a stand in the east
tenement of E. H. Street's store, a; few rods west:
.:of the Bridge, where may be found a variety of
articles in his line, and \V4ll('.“_l't3 every attention will
be paid to any Business he may be entrusted with.
Norwalk, May 2!. l2
5 CONE’S SALVE.
, gait i1].faff.ibf6 remedy for the Salt Rlieuiii.
has remained a secret with the descendants
of Dr. Cone, an eminent Physician, vi‘-.to lived
nearly l00_ycars ago. The subscriber, one of
his descendants, possessing the knowledge ofthis
compound, feels it his duty to use it for the benefit
of the st.il‘l'ercrs in the human family; and there-
forewithout lurther introduction, offers this gS'at'vc
to the public as a safe and efficacious remedy for
that implacable malady,‘the- Salt ._R/ream’. Itvhas
never been known to fail of a radicalcure when
one box. ~~ j _
, The method ofusing this Salve is to apply it to
the part allizctetl two or three. times a day. .VVlren
the disorder is deeply rooted, and oflong staiirling,
lat gcr quantities are necessary ; and sometirnesa
pot-ion or two of salts may be useful. ' The pttlh
3-6 :\I'.‘.‘a:-21.: CAL.-.-total ::«b;L*.§:‘t-:¢f"'.q_'.1r;_.tnIh.- l\rnr:.:- _ Tfd‘.-.s5.;:«_
are genuine not signed by L. DE\vz‘:r.
New-York, lS2l. 3
_ 513° The above Salve for sale at this,Ofice.——'
Pl‘£CC $1 per box. t A
{3==LAsT N0'I‘ICE.;,gj_) ,
ERSONS indebted to the late firm of Nit‘:/Ir
01.9 if Price are brine morc>(an'd for the LAST
TIME. in this way) requested to call and settle their
accounts. Onejofthc firm‘ ltaving removed ‘out
oftown,i'. is rendered indispensably neccssarytliac
all open accounts with’ them should be 'closcd.——
The books at present remain with the subscribe,
for Settlement :' 'l‘ltosc,h‘owever, who neglect to
settle their accounts within 30 days from date‘
must not be disappointed, should they be called
upon by one * dresser! in a little brz'qfaut/ioriity.’
Norwztlk, May 2!. P. PRICE.
./16 a Court qf Probate lm_’o' at .M27".‘va1.(‘, [Way 21,
, . _ 182l.
VIYHIS Court limits and appoints six months
from this date, for the creditors to the es‘-
tatc of Danirl Gregory, late of Vv'ilton, deceased,
to exhibit their claims against said estate, and the
Executor is hereby ordered to give public notice
thereof, according to law. I j
_ , VVM. G. BETTS, Clark.
Public notice is hereby given that unless the
cretlitors to the estate of Daniel Gregory, late of
VVilton, deceased, exhibit their claims against:
said estatejwithin the time above limited, they
will ever after he debarred a legal recovery.
A _ l\dA'I‘THllW M.tItvm, Exec’r,
VViltom May 9.1, 182i. 14*
J)GR1CULTUR.6L SOCIETY.
l-IE Meeting of the .Ext:cittivé Committee
of the 1"ai7_'fir.=la' County ./Igricup.’,tural tS‘aci,:ty,
for the purpose oftlcsigttatitig objects of Improve.
ment, and allixing suitable p'remiums, by way of
encouragcn'icnt to the en'tet"pt ising and industrious
members of said Society, stands adjourned to the
4th Vi/ednesday of Jtttte, l8*21, to meet at the
dwelling-house of Matthew B. \-Vhitlessey,
in Danbury,- at 10' o’clock, A. ‘VI.’ at which time
and place the interest of the insti:u=.ion demands
that every member of the committee should
punctually attend. An earlier day for this _b;usi9
ncss would have been desirable in-many respects‘,
but the Committee, flattérctl with the hope that-
the Legislature in; their wisdom mi'ght'dccm is
expedient to extend a fostering hand to this and
other associations for siuiilar purposes in the
State, judged it advisable to delay the assignment;
of premiums until the (lay above named, to learn
the result of their delib‘ct'atiou's : should that cor.
respond with their wish'es,~ the committee will
then be able to embrace in their considerations,
a greater variety of objects that require encour-
agemeiit than‘ lieretoforé, and proportion pi-emi.
ums to the actual state of their funds. In the
mean time those who wish to _hecome competit-
ors,~may rest assured that none ofthe objects and
articles which H were the subjects of bounty the
last year will beinconsiderately abandoned,
WILLIAM EDMONDS‘, Pnas’1'.
Rossar; ‘How, Sc:c’r_v. L "
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t31'c:i;'ijED CODFISH and 1viUsr.A_1m smm’
‘ For sale by D. S. Bitnrngm.
lll:. compound of this ll)Vallf‘dl.)l€ Medicine .
properly applied; and generally with -the use of .
Norwalk Chronicler