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Nor-zballc lVoolen Factory.
' HE subscriber ,acknowled_ges to the publii‘
’ _ the liberal encouragement which he has
met with heretofore, ;-mu. now takes this opportu-
iiity to inform his friends that live has again ‘com-
,,,,-mccd ,1“, M,,'nu_;;,cm,-‘ing Business, at his old
Establislitnept, about two miles north of Norwalk
Landing, on the main road to Da_tibury,.<whert-; he
is ready for the reception of all kinds 01 .\V00l----
As he has put his Machinery in complete order-
and procured one of the first rate workrncn 1n_t_hc
‘ County, he flatters himself that a general satis-
faction will ‘be given to allthc-se tha see fit to em-
ploy him. ' _ _ _
Wyool may be manufactured into Cloth from
the fleece, either on shares’ or by the yard, as
best suits the customer-—ll mill’ 315° be "“ld° in‘
-to Broad-Cloth, Cassimcre, _ Sattinct, ‘or/zc1z'ng,
,1;-_ra,,,(-e,,',,g, Flannela, ’c‘7‘c'. Blankets may be wove
the full widtli, ifrequested, and done clieapcr and
lie.t‘ter than at home. VVuol will be carded for 4
cents the pound, (cash.) “Tool and Cloth may
be’ left in Norwalk, at the store of Mr. E. B. Ben-
, net, 0,. :D,,,,c.1,y &: James, from, whence it will be
taken, and ‘returned immediately.
.'N. B. Cotton and Linen Yarn colored indigo
£'bliie--'9-wart-anted permanent. Al-‘I02 Gemlemell
and I._.a_tl~ies’ Coats scoured: free from grease and
inputs, or dyed over again--Silks and Crapes dy-
ed and dressed to any sample, excepting scarlet.’
Kvoolen Yarn will also be received for the pur-
Vpose of being wove into plain Cloth or Cassimere,
Sattinet, Blanketing, or C-arpetting. .
GARRITT H. Newman.
Norwalk, August 23

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a Notice.
HE subscribertakes this method. to inform
his -friends and the public that he has atg-‘real

expense erected a Wooaen 1"aclory,Situatt:(l_ on Mi-
atiiis river, about a. mile and a half above the up g
"per landing in Greenwich, and is now ready to
»reccive ‘VVOOL for Carding.. He will also man-
iuufactutie Clot/as, Sdtlincts, £_9'c. by the yard or on
shares--spin by the min or poun,d—-also, weave
‘w.oclen yarn upon cotton. Dying, fulling and fin-
,-is-hing will be attended to in their proper season,
by gxpci-ie1,ceds"y§_rkmen, on reasonable terms.
Those who may .?f:.ivIot' him withtheir custom may
calculate on having their work tlonein the neat-
!€_5t manner—--lncligc blue colored if required. All
‘orders thankfully received and punctually atten-,.
-d"e‘d to. ‘Ali kindsof country pt-oduce received
..~i_n payment, at the New-York prices, on making
-an allowance. of tli'e‘frc'ight. Customers will "find
‘»the'tr'account irtpicking the trash out" of their
wool, and in properly cleansing it after.itiis’shear-
odor. pulled-'--the carding will cost them less,and
-itheir ré_>‘l‘ls be much better ; it is expected the
:c=lejan-ing will_be particttlarly attended to. _ A
0 Gtmistvwicit Facronr, Mtay I. 1821 " lltf

P. S. In this month VVool ‘for carding will be
‘i'eceived'at the store, after that at the store or foe-
tory ofthc subscriber. _ ELIAS PECK.

.. Cloth-.Dres3ing. .

I HE subscriber is ready for the reception of

; CLO TH at his Factory, and Hatters him-
eelfihat he will be able to give satisfaction to all
who may see it in their way - to call.- ”'*,f Cloth
left at either of the stores in Ridgefield will be
immediately forwar4.~ied,,and done in the best man-
-ner,-» and returned; {,3 \Vork done cheaper-_

.for—Casl;i -than in any other shop in thispart of the .

«country. i V B. HULL-.
_, Reddingi, Sent. 8- _ -?9ll'
Ftilling, Dying, and Cloth-

,I‘€SSlIlg.
THE.subscriber lakes this method to inform
; his friends and the public in general that he
is ready for the reception of Cloth at the stand
formerly occupied. by Ht-nry;R'cmzayer, in ‘Dari-
'en,,about one fourth of amile north-east from John
.Le.eds’- store, where he intends cayrying on -the a-
bove business in .all its various branches ; and he
-flutters himself that-from the. experience which
he has had, and the str‘ict~:attention which hewill
.pay, to .his work,-that a'-genera-l satisfaction will be
-given to all who‘-.fa«v.or him with their custom he
also informs his frir;-nds,.that his Carding will
tcontinueduring this - fall, A

- V Pe o'ple'_livingVat- a distance may send their cloth

vvitha sampleand -written directions, and left ‘.,i.
their at the.shop.V or at the store of John Leeds,
It-om wliiclf it will be taken antldressed in the
best manner and iascheap as atany other shop in
the county- , . .2 Aanoiv BYINGTON.
._Darien, Sept. 1?'«th', 1821. " 29"‘3_nl_

 LIIVIE.”

if-IE subscriber woultl inform the public that
, he continues the business of making Lime
-at the kiln lately occupied by Barnaby: U‘ C'/m/z-
‘rwtayt, and will furnish it on as low terms as can
 Iliad at any kiln in this part ofthc country. A
:p_ly of the grst ‘quality ‘on hand ; all orders
ankfttlly ieceivédand pttncttially'_att_erided to. p
' :. PHINEASV Cii.«ti>i\i;i:~t.

 N.‘ B. All letters containing orders for Lime-
will be post paid. -

C ,Ri‘dgefield,' Nov. V

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.RO,C.K. ‘SAL T.
, QUAN'l‘IT‘i' ofROC1t’S./{L 2', of the best‘

quality, justreceived and for sale by

9 . BUBRALL 8: 'I‘itoM.1ts.
Norvvalk. Sept...l4. .

 -. , Vron SALE, t
NE acre 0 Peer Land, of the first quality,
(formerly owned by Ebenezer Phillip 
For particulars,"‘inquire of the !.%t)l)4sl:"i'_ll)c_r.i "'- "

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Eli B. Bennett,

H/IS justvteturncd from Jv'cw- York with a new
so/tfzly of G 0.01.38, among to/zic/i are the _/'olla=zui'r'2g
articles :--- ‘ '
EX'l‘llA superfine blue and black Cloths

_ Common and blue do.‘

Superliner-blue and black Cassimeres

Silk, Florentine ancl'M<:i'sailles Vestings
Sattinets, Canton L‘-rapes '
Black, blue and crimson Bombazetts

Irish Litton Power Loom‘ Shit'ting‘.

Steam Loom Shirting VValtham' do
Furniture Calico, Sarcenet Cambric
Domestic ‘sheeting,8t shirtitig

Bedtickings, Galloon binding

Cambric Muslins ; .

Fineand common book Muslins

Flag:,; and silk hhdkfs.~ black do.

Domestic and iuiported C-inghams ' Dimity
Mt.-n’s beaver gloves__ '

Ladies’ kid and silk do Cotton balls
Green Florence Green Gauze

Black tabby Velvet Figured Ratinet _
Dressed and undressed Calicoes Floss cotton
Large and small cotton Shawls * do. do. silk
Vilhite and black worsted Hose Striped ’Jcai'i'
Cotton Cassimere A , .. ‘ I
First and second quality coat and vest buttons
Black Italian‘ Crape .

Figurcdd Book and Jaconet Muslins

GROCERIES.

Jamaica, St. Croix and N. E. Rum, Holland
Gin, Cogniac Brandy, Tenci'ill'e and Port VVinc,
Old Hyson, Young Hyson, I-Iysouskin and Son-
chong Teas, Brown and lump Sugar, Molasses,"
Plug 8: paper ‘Tobacco, Soap. Candles, Alspice,
Peppei~.‘(.~'-inger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Pearlash,
Starch, Fine Salt,vshaving Soap, Chocolate, Snt.-ll‘,
Codfish, &c.,&c.

CROCKERY--A general assortment.
=Norwalk, Aug. 7.

J

_ CURES PERFORMED,

. Tlioug/2 /lerelojbrc considcred.jtastrclic;f.' by
DR. R.li.‘L.lf.l£’-S‘ BOT./l3’VI(.'..4L 1)R0PV.5'.-
 ‘R. S/Ieurmafl, carpenter of Boston, was 22

months afflicted with a Tumour on the

back of‘ his hand .-which incapacitated him for
work, after having tried every thing in vain and
suffered an operation on his hand and considered
incutstble, was cured and restored in health by ta-
king 4 bottles of these drops. ‘

Mr. lVr_igIzt of Boston, . was 3 years afllicted’
with a.;Fevei'-so.-fie on one of his legs, had tried
-most medicines without effect, was cured by two
bottles. . " ' .

.4 child of Mr. Burrill of H-ztnover, was cured
of Ulcers and Biles, some of which- had eaten
down to the ribs, by 3 bottles. This child was
considered in a dying state wlrefi he began taking
these drops-. ‘
~ .dri:z'r.-font of Boston, was covered all over \\lllvt-
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by 3
bottles. ‘ ~

./in elderly lady of Boston, was severely afflict-

attended ‘with the most tormenting itcliings,
burnings and biotches, had lost thereby one hit-
get‘ and two toe nails, was curedby 4 bottles-—
she had not left her room for six months and was
considered past all relief. . ~

./1, gemlernan ofLexing-ton, was alllicted ttventy
years with five ulcers in hislegs, could obtain no
relief, was cured by 4 bottles. _

A gentleman of Boston, his wife and five‘ chil-
dren was many years arilicted with eruptions, had
tried every medicine without success, was cured
with these drops. ‘

./fgenltlcnzan of Roxbury, was 50 years afflicted
with a humour on oiieof his legs, attended. with
burning, itching and blotcli_-:s',w..s resivgtied as past
relief, for 50' years could not lie in’ bed at times
was perfectly cured l)y.tlieSe drops. ,

.4 lady of Cltarlestowu was 2 years afflicted
with a white stvelliiigon lierltnee joint, hadtried
every assistance and considered past relief, con-
tract'loi_i had formed,wh_en on taking these drops
"and using, Dr...lebb’s Linimeni, in :3 weeks she
had the pet'_fect’ use of the joint, the pain left her,
and by continuing them has oblained—a perfect
cure. ' '

V These drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fuli, _St. Anthony's lire, leprosy, pimpled faces,

bone isaffected, veneria-l taints when mercury has
failed‘, are the best spring and autum‘n_'al,l physio,
and may be given to children. with perfect safety.
Price’! dollar per bottle, or 6 bottles for;five.dol.
lars. |_t:_‘i° Ask for ‘ Dr. Re_lfc’.s- Botanical Drafts.’
None are genuine unless signed ‘ W’. Con-way)’
Prepared and sold wholesale by the sole prop:-ie.
tor, W. T. Conway, chemist, No. l, Bumstead
Place, Boston, and by his special appointment by
B. S: C. ISAACS, Norwalk. Seymour Jarvis,
Stamford, Stiles Nichols, Bi'idgepo;;t-,, afid by
most Booksellers, Druggists, and P_ost_-l\1-asters.
ithttougihout the Union, where may be _had a].
those justly esteemed and highly approved Mu].
icnes, prepared by \V. T. C'oivw.n'. Price $1,
or six boxesuior 55. V '

~«'°» Cheap GTOCBTZBS.
‘T‘HE subscribers have‘ hand a ‘generalfaso
I " sortment of Gt'oceries, which they will sell
_low for Cash or Country firoduré. ' The following
articles comprise a part, viz -— _’ . -
Jamaica, St. Croix and‘ New-England Rum,
Cogniac‘B’randy, Holland" and Pierpont Gi4i,V_All-
spice, Pepper, Ginget_',_Pt':arlash, plugand paper
Tobacco, brown and lump Sugar, Yottiig Hyson,
Hyson-‘skin and Souchong Tea, Spanish and Ben-
_gal§,._Indi‘gou, C0ppc;ra:s"i?:§ufi;Allum,‘Co,ii'(3e, best‘ south.
em, Flour, Mess ‘ Pork, N utmegs, ‘Cinnamon,
Rice, Ste. Scc.‘ W - _ f ' 
Li/n2‘-ztiise-—A small assortment of Di-C,’-_',(,;o:c)ds,‘
among which are Domestic and Imliortgil Ging-

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hams,‘ Cotton__Cassi,inere',,striped Flot’fe§,"ti,ti,‘r:,e,,l\«_ler.'
, gsfsttles Vesting, American and steam-loom t~.'hi_rt— to the“sub5‘c_;-ib'e|-_ 
. ypnvgtk . . . _ . .. .

.

Bt.'ititAi.i. St"_'l.‘I'jl:(>MA$.

K

1:. Ste. 

EDNESJDJII’, 1f0;_13:ER,,3‘. 1.59:1:-i‘, I

ttiattincts, line and cbintiion

,.-Light‘ and dark Calicoes,

0 Assortment of Ribbons.
- Gentlemen and Ladies’ Beaver Gloves

‘ Figured Mulmul and Book Muslins, Plain do

ed‘ for 16 years with an eruption all over ’her,.

enlarged glands, sore legs, ulcers ewen when the .

' and instantatieous, even when the lungs are af-

_ . p;trtcn,.Scpt.' 14', 1321.. .

n t I ~ '_
t9- ’i.“§3--.- 'v, in I ..‘'‘~‘

DRY “GOOD S,
A_ A,_general assortment, suitable for the ap-
proaching season--bdught ,clica/1,‘ and will be sold
accordingly. byj _ .
- ._ DAUCHY JAMES. .
XTRA mu‘. ‘and black Broad Cloth
_ do‘. Handsome blue mixture

Save’ list antlother blue Cloths, large assortment
Carnation Cloth, one piece only '
Fine block and blue"Cassime‘i'e'

Red. white and yellow-lflatinel

Merino sliawls, Black worsted Hose
Black India Lutestrihg and_sarcetiets _
White, blue and green /Flotience,

Black and colored Canton Crape,

Black and green Italian do.

Carlisle and silkand cotton Gitightfms
Light striped do , I
F lagg,'bl'acl-:, Canton and Madrass Handkerchiefs
Black Tabby Velvet, Purple and white shawls
American Ginghams and stripes

Imported 8: American sheeting’ 8: shirting muslin
Pins

‘ " do black and white silk do
do white and colored Kid do kl’
Thread and Thule Lace

Cambric Muslins, Dimities, Black Litmcn
Irish Linnen good and cheap

Black Cambric Muslin

Black silk and worsted Florentine V esting
Mersailles and white Cassimere do

-First quality coat and vest Buttons
Gentlemen -and Ladies’ white CottottHose
.iGtnl.lt:i_lH:ll,S mixt do. Stc. &C. &c-

HEDENBERG & MAC. COULM, _
, (FROM .lV‘£W- YoRK,)
"ft;-.1 I-lave‘just commenced the
' . '2:
Tm, Copper, Llrass, 8; Sheet-
17-on Zllcmu factory,
Jr the stand lately Octujllvti by Mr. E VANS, in .N'or-u
-ztalt-, a few rods cast Qft/16 Bridge, ‘
\Vhere all orders in the above branches of
business shall be punctually attended to. .
*";“ Hatters’ Colouring and Plank Kettles, Dis-
tillers’ Stills and Worms made and mendedfat
theishortest notice.
, All kinds of tin and sheet-iron work made and
mended in tlie-ncatest manner’. ' 7
IE?’ Also-—lB'rass Kettles bottomed, and Cop-
per '1‘ea-kettlestinned. - "
Norwalk,Aug. 7; *
ADVl£RTlSEt\lENT.

9.3‘?

cold, asthma, difiiculiy of breathing, tightness of
thechest, wheezing, pain in the side, spitting of
blood, a strained stomach, Ste. must it not‘.be
a iiiatter of su‘rpris_e that we see the obituary. daily
swelled with deaths, occasioned principally. by
colds? on em average, at least pj°0ne /mndrcd
and fifty tizousaztd [lemons die annually of cott-
sumption, originating principally from taking
cold, commeiicing with cough, -then dilliculty of
breathing and pain in the side, at length the lungs '
hecomeaffected, consumption ensues, and death
closes the scene. Alas I too often does prejudice,
by listening to some, and adopting the opinion of
others prevail ; thereby preventing a‘ trial of such
medicines as migli-t afford relief, under the idea
that'iio relief can be obtained. Scarce a case oc-*
curs, but .may be relieved’ by the timely applica-
tion of Du. P.isLn«;’s AS§?H‘hI»ATIC'PTLLS-lill I

/Isa [zroaf Q/(70/tic/1, the jbllaruiizg irztcresling
cures are submitted to-/mblic fzefusal : ‘

§:_‘,i° MR. STETSON,

Of Hanover, was 9 yeat's”a’fflict’cd-with violen
pain in his right breast, attend‘cdV‘,at times with
great difiiculty of breathing, and wholly incapable
of attending business ;-after having tried in vain
all other medicine, was cured, and his healtli per-
fcctly restored by two boxes of t'h_es'e pills. . ‘ "

ter, of Boston, were each dreadfully afllicteellwith
asthma and diiliculty of bi'eathing,were all ofthein
cured and restored to perfect health by 7 boxes.
- Judge , of Salem, had be‘enr‘tiany years,‘
severely=~aliiictet'l with" a‘ violent’ c'o‘ugli'and d'illi-1
culty of breathing, was "cured" by two boxes ; his
sleep was restored on the second night‘, which
had been brokcnfor many’ years. ‘ 0 I
'4 I A Lady of Boston, turned o'l"60', was severely
lafliicted with a'viol'ent'cough, pain in the side, at
‘times spitting of blood, could not lie down in her
bed’ for 4 yea'rs,‘could not sleep bttt at short inter-
vals, was restored to perfect health on taking 3
boxes. _ ' ’ ,
These pills giyoihstant ease in all co'u'ghs',colds
asthmas, difficulty of_br_eathing, wheezing, tight-_
ness of the chest, st‘i'a‘inéd stomach, consumption,
‘pain in the“side, spitting of . blo'od,'chillness and
shiverings, the‘ fo'rerunner's ofnialignant fevers,
Sic. ; common colds are r'ei_'noved in a few hours;
the aged will experience relief equally agreeable

 

fected, §i:',F’.dsk_f‘o'r "Dr, IR-ll'e__:"s Asthmatic Pills.
One box, containing ’l2 11511:, frcqiucyztly c_'fl'i.*c‘t.9 a
cure. ‘ To {irevent iin/Ivosiition the outsideprinted.
wt'ap[p_e‘r is signed ‘ W. T. .Conway.’.——0bsc'2_-ve,
1/150 053'/014 ‘oizlue health .’ Prepared and sold w:l-iolje_-

list, No. _l , Bumstead Place, Comino'n-street, Bos-
ton, and retailed by special appo.inm'ien_t by _. V ' ;

_,— 13- 33‘ 0- 15540.5-.N0i‘W3lk-_.». I

1. on or about the 6th »inst., four .HE-Il"ER‘S,‘
supposed to be 2 years old, of the following deo ~
scription, viz: one black, onewhite, pne. red with —
a white face, and the,oth_ei~. a daVrl~:-red. The own-

Bombazettes, an exteiisive assortment,somc lig’d. “Sf,-"i. ,

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. Regular Packet,‘

To sail from HURLBUTT8’ BU1212'$‘Lzz'm1ing,

scribers. l

y- trip through the season.

V‘/'llEN. at cure for one .doll_ar, or at most, for .
twoudollars, can be obtained for a cough, t

«In elderly Lady, her daughter and grand-daugh- '

sale by the sole propri_etor, CO.N8'A2",Cl1Cln- 

,ltUK|:L intothe eticlosuijc_oi ,the’sobscrioer ~"'e.¢°"°'~Y* t

 
 
 
 

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T LtlMBER*———at Illorwd. 0

6° B.“"°l1¢3"N-_ R. Shingles, (warranted)
20 do ' . '_ best ¢omn‘ioi.~ ‘
l5g yéllovy pine Plank
A 5 cm ock Scantlin _ . “‘ ‘uam '
'20V,00Ovfeet Merchantéible Tioards, lsttqzind fiid
3,000 do Clear do 7 ‘ .
2,500 do Clapboard or Siding
1,000 do I I-2 and 1-t-linen Plant:
_2.000 do common Plank
10,000 do Pine Laili. . y g A
*.."“ Most of the aboveis seasoned, and fit for
‘Witt. J. ST1lii‘.ET.
SI"/‘II. l5. I l '

at Sa-ugatuck, for Park Slijz, .N'c~w- York.
-NEW SLOOP DR-EAD--G. Btniit, Master,

-. ‘{°mm¢,n5'ed Sa.iliDg"f3ro’rn'tlie above Landiugon
'1 hursday the 30th August,’ and returns on Tues,-
‘lalo bhe will perform her weekly trips through-
out the season. ' V’ .

lids‘ F51‘ freight or passage apply to ‘the sub-
, _ VHURLBUTT BURR.
‘Satt_gatucl_:,__S_e_ptchiber,__l821. 2§tf . —

Accommodation Packets.’

To sail from Ebeizezer 1)._Iiioyt’s Llirtding, dt

Norriialk, for Peck Slip, Jw;‘~2u.17¢,rk,
 UNION, Brown, cdmm¢nce.é§i]a
ing from the above landing on vsaturdaiy ._t.‘—e—

3‘lst‘of March, and ret_ti.ri_i on Thursday. a_. Sloop
(.l'l IZEN, Pennoyer, will sail on Tuesday and
return on Saturday. ‘
. ‘/cam will sail on Thursday and r t th '1‘ -
. ALs0—A general assortment of GROCERI-ES», day following; each vessel e um e “es

H.dRl)W.x1RE. and c'1to_c_'2tf1znir. 4 -

loop MECHANIC, Dav
performing’ her week-

For freight or passage apply toitlie subscribers

0" l°.€ltllel’ tllc Captains on board; of _theirre-
spective vessels. .

. E. D. -HOYT £9‘ SON.
N oi'walk,Mat'ch 27,

DR.’ RANDAALUS
, Illuch Celebrated I
AN TI-BIL-IOUS PILLS.

foulness of the stomach and bowels, Dropsy, diz-
ziness of the head, female obstructions, suppres-
ion of urine, and c_olds—-for sale at the store
of the subscriber, a ‘few rods east of the Bridge.
STEPHEN S-r. .lon_x. .
Norwalk, June 16. ,' .1s.s'm ,_

' CODFISH. .
JUST received and for sale by the subscribens,
a quantity of the first quality of Codfish. '

‘ Aug. 13. Boiutttti. 8: 'I’iroiiuts. "

Saiddlmg Burmese. .. V.

HE subscribers take this method of inform‘

ing their friends and the public, that they

continue their business at their old ‘stand, where

they offer for sale, on the most reasonable ~terrn's,

‘ Gen tlemrn and Ladies’ Saddles, Bridles, VHmfm.’88

"ofall kinds, Trunks, Valicgs, Cafiii,__,H918(¢_’T3.lSW°7d5 ‘

and Pistols, rcdlarid rvliite Vulm” f’_lil7'?l€5: 597"‘
man Few/1:.-rs, Bz2'tto‘n.v‘, Stars, ,"€9’.c"._.‘£9"c. V '

pt? Repairing done in tlieglziest manner,-and
at the shortest notice-. V i‘ ' ‘ ' ‘

 

_ ’ St:;ii'rr“8:-—lVl_.tav1tt.
Stamford, Aug. 20tl1,_l39l- ‘ 2? ,5”
V antedt, ‘ 
LAD, from it :9 16‘3rea_r;, of as?) 33: .““
. Apprentice, to the ‘Bloc/tam?‘/3.,”l‘3‘”‘”8’ ‘°

wh m oodencouyra ement will beg‘!-.."iS"‘.' , . -
’ 0 - g ‘ V‘tfst.H;9r'r;

Nortvalk, Sept._#l7-'.

 

"ANTED immediately7,'by..1h§:-.3‘-|,l25ClTll!¢"~
- ‘ two Journeyman S/10¢’-7l2£_1_k,'.GT3‘§‘l0.ITl3.
work, to whom good encouragement and .¢°“9.i?.\m
employ will-be given. Nzt'raA~n.L0ZCliW9°”V-~
Norwalk, Sept.» 17.: _ - « -‘ 29

“ -. F river? Doilllarfs 
RAN away from ltliésdbscriber on the'¢V_0tfl“§
, 1 -of the ‘ istti-;i_t‘rs'r.’ so indented ’at!t!P'¢m'¢*‘-“by.

hatter‘ by ‘tratle;’*iatt‘)‘oiit‘ 5-‘_f‘eet*_6 -inches in height
iclittk hair, diirlt eyes, at_id‘;dat-k_f<=otnPleXw_“i“'34
‘on or with his?‘ ‘aims b.1~ret>.t<r9-°‘<?‘.*‘.5‘.*.“.‘ .*—!‘5°
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or give information of said boy "tb‘tVh’t: ‘§%lb3¢Tl5l3'
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ii trusting said boy ‘on penal,ty‘,gftll'fel§,y\j-' ‘ 
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 from this date rot-..:,t-he ¢t'e.d1tors.-ito.the .68-
ftate of Esaiaa Bouton,-late of Nor.w,al;lt,.decea.s¢d
urexhibit their claims, _ _
theikslministrator is.h'ere,by :i|’<lje|f.6d .19-8'“'° Pub’
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