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, klI3.subscrib.¢|.'s‘h‘aving eiiterc'din't6 _P§!‘,lner;1.,(;]:l _ ‘Ggscriber:-‘vb-mdjififo"fi,_-mébdbjya.
ship utiderthe lirnrot BAn'r_ita.M,&.b_raesT,,t~F ° ~ -,,,,cs..,4,gi guggnés-5 6; ,,,5k;r,g_:1:ii’_iia
noW_ ofi‘cr for sale at their store Just. west of the at the kiln’ la f ,,0«cc,,,-,;ed by. ézia,-nmii bi‘ '_ ' " T.
Bridge, aggeneral assortinentof Groceries, Croat.-~ mm, ans)"-,,,',1_i.},,,,~,,_,‘-it 0“ as low ,',,',.,‘,.,§,,,“i_i,“'—'iA'(:§§'fiV
c-1y, Hard I_’Vare, and bruit‘. '1 he following fir ‘be had‘a"t any kiln‘_'in‘_ti,;,,u,~,,;€t of (He tountfyi
cles comprise a ~paf1:j!::‘0l'lnl_t:Dt. supply of the -first q‘il§l'ity‘~"q'n liaiid : all ’t_:«rtlei‘s
' G " _' - . tlianltfully received and“iunctii tl tt ndetl in”.
Cogniac and Common Brandy, Holland 8: com- t ‘ t ‘ " I {Y a e
/tecip. Groceries.
subs.
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~. » A ' T ct-ihz.-is ;h'clVt‘.".0l'l hand a ‘generaliais-',
S, .W.' BENEDICT. g‘ 5'0,-m,'e,,, of (;,.,,¢c_i_'ies, vvhichtliey will sell
_‘ -"I;;7'O0len’ Factory. articles comprise a parts viz -—..
" ii" =- iH'l‘3HS|lll$C|‘lb€l‘ aCk"0Wl6d8'°5 ‘l’ W“ PW!" ' Cogniac Brandy,’ Holland and Pierpont Gin, All-
: ‘I’ " ' ’_t.1?§~>c>-$9.b>r<><>~.’><><><><i"‘:"”€~’¢":><“>‘5>‘"““";“>‘:><>‘-"* low for Caslioij C'azlzin'y /lro"(1uce.' The l_0llotvi,ng
Jamaica, St. Croix and New-Englancl Ruth.
A We llbflill €'lC°“"“3“m°‘“ which ‘W ha”, spice, Pepper,‘ Ginger, Pearlasli plug and paper
,5 -I I Vniet Wllh lieretofore, and now takes this opporiu, -1-Obacco, brown and lump Sugar, Young I-Iyson, ‘_ ‘ _ v . H ’ P,,,i,E.,§gg—,.§,,§,,#&,,__,r_f.1
tf culty to°iiifot'in his friends that he has again com- Hysomskin ‘and Souchong Tm,’ Spanish and gen. "1011 (am: Jamaica: 51- .(-F013 and New RUDD: C1‘ -N.“-~B. All letters" containiiig or cars‘ fotf‘ Lime
tler Brantly,.Slierry, Lisbon, Port, h'ladci_ra,,and
Curiaiit Wines, Cherry Rum, Cordials; Ale and
P0l‘l.?l., Molasses, Tcas_of all ltinds,.Wheat.aiid
Rye, F_lot_ir, butter‘ atidCliecse,Poi‘lt,,BeefHams,
Soap and Candles, Wiiiter and summer strained
will be post paid.
Ridgeli“eltl,‘Nov_. 35'tf‘ 1
. .>Regulai~
‘<’ menced the Jlrlaiiufacturiizg Bzzsiizeaa, at his old
I,Est‘ablisliiiien‘t, about two inilcs_tiortli of Norwallt
. v1.aiiding, on the tiiaiii road to Danbury, where he
' jjisi-ready_ for the reception of all kinds of \/Vonl.-4-,
"'iAs he has put his Machinery in complete order
gal Indigo, Copperas. Allum, Coll'ee,.hest south-
ern Flour, Mess Pork, Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
_.Rice. Sac. 8tc. -. ‘
Li/r¢wi'.ic—-_A small assortment of Dry Goods,
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,';,~;,m-whicli it be taken and dressed in the those jtistly esteemed and highly appi'ov.;;d M3,]. aillicted witli.a violent cough, ‘pain in the side, at b0tIt_il- "That iiitle naughty W9F£l_ lrtI__s'i',_ inniy if
‘bggl manner and as cheap as at any other shop in icnes, prepared by W. T. CONWAY. Price $1, times spitting of blood, could not lie down in her opinion, detracts very much from tlie.b‘i:a‘tit_y of
‘he mumy, g Armor: l3itiNGT0N- or six boxes for $5» _ - bed for 4 years, could not sleep but at short inter- the sentence. It maid? Well Cfiolfgll l,'(?lT“lll‘C‘S‘ul_)-"
Darien, Sept. 17th, 1821. 29*3iii ““ "' vals, was. ,-estored ,0 pe,.[_ect beam-, on taking 3 ‘_;ects of John B_ull_, btll._'l;0.th_e' fcolll1gs9.;__(),.fw5"flf‘c_‘e
» ~ ~ d I a ' hr . .....“”s“annrurtWnst 2
. I - _ ' ‘ ese i s ivein'stantease’in a con s,co s saw.‘ never 1 i e , at am are pro’, 'e‘- «
i‘ .Z’ICl’1’l/’l.£;f.C$Ct’l€’l"7»7’1«g'p Q" , _ asthmasfilifliciiilty of breathing, wlieeziiigg, tight- térmifled not to use it in ml’ C0!‘Ii6Spon'de'i’ic"e.'L _
\ D7a6SSing, &-c_ ' ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption, N_0W YOU m=:1Y_l‘6l'§1¢ml?'~’-_r ‘hat 90ml’ ‘lift? ,.=i'gb.iI
. . . . ‘i=3: . H _“:-.- pain in the side, spitting of blood, chillness and published a ve,ry,loving.epi~tletovalljthose wl_iose _,,
8‘ D‘ BANKS would inform their fmnds v is . sliiverings, the forerunners of malignant fevers, notes or accounts became due previotts tothe [st 1.,‘
A ' 3"‘! me ‘public g.enm'a“.y’ ‘ha! they .3”: .. i&c. ; common colds are removed in a few hours; of March last,‘ that! \V8l\l.C(llllei‘tl;,Si:_t,ll_C(l' liy the ' E
,g0W read)’ for the nee:-iitton of Cloth at then. l:ac- Th t t d Itch Oimmem b in . f ed , the aged Wm experience “lief equally agreeable 1st of August.l::.é‘)d Wlhgrbas verylfew imdzeprstocgd _ H. ‘
‘wry’ where may Wm btcf 1i'a‘l)“ll‘ilt3‘l?\fiiiiiiiuffiélificclfi: and siiit‘ent?ui3-e for that torriieniirtcir d£isaii:lei":pIsv'ici: “Pd i"5‘a“‘a'l°°“s’ em“ when “'3 hmgs ‘.l""“f“i- ‘what I. said’ ‘Nal‘h°‘3g.h" it was °"="‘§".“.‘lii,il‘i .Pli“i-'1
9 0:tii1l()\:liilVch?h‘e1i’a:clfntfiwledge their gratitude I/iirll/‘seven and a half C(‘7lt8. ALSO-— f"°t“-d- ‘C?’-’13kf°" ‘DIV R‘~‘1f‘3’5 Aslhmalm Plu5- t°':m5 3"‘! gramntattsal-lmtsuases "¢V€l'lh€l€SS,
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‘and procured one ofthe first rate workmen in the
‘County, he fiatters himself that a general saus-
faction will be given to all those tlia see litto em-.
’-ploy him. _ ’
Vvool may be mu-nLIfaClll|‘e(l into Cloth from
Ute fleece, citliernn shares or by Ill€’Ya"di 43:?
best suits tlie- cu'sto.m'iet'-—It may also be made iris.-"
to Broad-Cloth, Casirinzew, Saltiflftt C“"fl0-‘i’-'15’:
..Bldml'cting, Flannels, £‘I'c. Blankets may he wore
the”-full widtli, ifrequésted, and done cheaper and
I bet't'cr‘thaii at home. ‘Nool will be carded‘l'or 4
‘cents the pound, (cash.)’ VVool. and Cloth may
be left-‘in Norwalk, at the "store of Mr. E. B. Ilen-
nett or Dauchy-‘&:l James, from whence it will be
taken, and returned immediately. _ _ :
.N,,;B. Cotton and Linen Yarn colored indigo‘
bltie---‘warranted p'ei‘manent. "Also, Gefltlemcni
and «Ladies” Coats scouredfree from grease and}
spots,-or ‘dyed over-agaiii—Silks arid‘Crai>.6S <1)’-1,
ed and dressed to any sample, excepting scat-let.:_
\Voolen Yarn will also be received for the put‘-f
pose of being wove into plain Cloth or Cassiiiierc,§
Sattinet, Blanketing, or Carpetting. _ E
ANTED immediately, a good Vvcaigers l0_
whom liberal encouragement will be git‘-E
en. None need apply unless well rccommelldfidr
GARRITT H. NEWKIRK.
_ Norwallt, Oct. 9. 93
Notice.
. HE subscriber takesthis method to inform
' ' liisfrieiids and the public that he has atgreat
expengg erected a I/Vooleu‘ .l4'aclary,situatt:d on M1-_
atxiis river, about a mile and a ‘hall’ '<1bUVB We “.9
pct laiiditig in Gre'enwicl_i, and is now ready" l0, .
receive'V’VUOL for Cardiiig. He will also man-
ufacture C'lot/is, Satliizels, £9’c. by the )t',"“"l °' °“
shares-spin by 'tlie'i-u_n or pound—also weave
woolen yarn upon c‘ottoh. _‘Dyiiig, lulllllg and 5"-
ishing will be attended to in their PWP3’ 5°35“!
by,_expericticed W0l‘ltmt?l], on i'easoriablc terms.
Those who may favor hiiii_w_ith their custom mu)’
calculate on having their work done in the neat-
cst manner--_Indigo blue colored if required. All
orders thankfully received and pun.C1,UfdllY a‘_‘¢‘,"
(led to. All-‘kinds of country pro'duce received
_in payment, at the New-Yorlt prices, on lIlal§lt1g_
an allowance of the ft‘_cIgllt. Customers will 5.00
tlie_ir"account in picking the trash out of 1116'".
wool, and in properly cleansing it after it is shear-
ued or pullecl-——th’e carding, will cost them less,‘-H‘-d
their rolls be much ‘better ; it is expected the
cleaning will be particularly attcntled to.
CREENWICK FACTORY, .\'lay.l. 1821 lltf
P. S. In this month 4\/Vool for carding will be
-received at the store, aifter-that at the store or fac-
tory of the subscriber. ELIAS PECK.
C lath-Dressing.
YET HE subscriber is ready !'or.the reception of
-, (,‘L,O'l‘l—l at his Factory, and fltitters him-
self that he will be able,to give satisfuctioii to all
who may see it in their way to call. *‘,,* Cloth
left at either of the stores in Riclgefield ‘will be
immediately l'orwarded,aritl done inthe best man-
ner, and ieturncd. 5:? \Vork clone cheaper
for Cash than in any other shop in this part‘ of the
comm,-y, B. HULL.
Redding, Sept. 29t_l;__
Failing, Dying, and Cloth-
Drcssing. »
. ‘VHE subscriber takes this method to inform
his fi'ien_ds and the public iti general that he
is ready for the reception of Cloth at the stand
fO,.m‘c,~['y occupied "by Henry Pczmoycr, in Dari-
en,about one fourtli of a mile north-east from John
.Le(._ds,’ store, where hetintends carrying on the a-
hove business in all its‘ various branches ; and he'-
flutters himself that from the experience which
he has hid, and tli'e strict attention which .lie4will
ay to his work, that a general satisfa'c_tion' will be
iven ,0 an who favor him with _their custom lie. for, VV. T. Conway, chemist, No. l, Bumstead a 0f Saltmi had bee“ man)’ Years . .
also informs his me“d3i_lh3t his Carding will. Place, Boston, and byyliis specialappointmcnt by severely afliictcd with a violent cpugli and dill'i- N looking over some recent C0mmlllliQ1i:i0ll3
Tgon-.intie dtiringtliis fall. B. 8: 1.1.. ISAACS, Norwalk, Seymour J3,-V33, culty of breathing, was ctired by two boxes ; his ‘ the other day 1- noticed the following "very ‘.2. "',
People living at adistunce may send their cloth
- $3,}, 3 sample and wi‘itt'eii directions, and left ei-
ther at the shop, or atithe store of John Leeds,
1-,”. pas, favors, would solicit and endeayor to mer-
fig comi-i'maiicv oftliem. A liberal discount will
is made from last years prices, to those who pay
Gasli,oti deliV€l')’ °f ‘he ‘V°'k‘ .133 M0”? lefi cl’
tlierat the/store of Messrsliitig 8: Haivleyi Wt!!-
Cmcker, Bradley 8: bniith, or R. Randall 8:; Co.
will be attended to evei‘y'wecka_W(l T‘-’lU"'_“*d a5
goon as done. *,,,* Matiufactui-tug done, in. the
best manner and on reasonable terms. -- p
1'. WAit''t'eii-—A titinfiber of bart'els pf good 300/1:
for which 2‘ 8‘“°"°“5. l"'l°“ mnbc given... '
,5: 3;,,g,,g-,,,i,;, August, last. » emf
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amoiig wliicli are Domestic and Imported Ging-
lianis, Cottoti Cassimere, striped Florentinc.t\~ler-
sailles.Vcsting, Aiiierican and sit-am-loom Shirt-
rig. 8tc. Ste. Sec. _BURRALL Sc 'l'iioMAs.
Norwa_l_k, Sept. 4.
HEDENBERG 5: MAC COULMQ“
* I (Exam ./t’1s'iV-1'0-R15»)
' Have just commenced the
Tm, Copper, Brass, 8,’ Sheet-
Iron llianufactory,
./It the stand lately occu/tied by 15 nits, in Nor-
-walk, a _/but rods east of the Ii’rz'dg€i
E Wlhere all orders in the above liianclies of
business shall be puiictually attended to. _
"“:“ Hatters’ Colouring and Plank Kettles. 015'
tillers’ Stills and VVorms made and mt-iidecla 3‘
the shortest notice.
Allkindsu of tin and sheet-iron work rnutle and
mended in the neatest manner. ‘
3:?’ Also—-Brass Kettles bottomed, and Cop-
per Tea-kettles tinned. '
Norivalk,.Aug. 7. 23tf
“ . co nis.) .«-aai Ui\.V£If.U,
T/tough /1c’7'c'lq/off COIlt'>'L(ll.'_l't.‘(o jzuslrtllgtg/’ -'_ by
131:. R11'.L1*‘1_£’t')' BE} '1‘.'1.a'\"‘1‘L...-‘ls unuro.
I MR. o‘/zcarman, carpenter oi Ilusaoii, was 33% In
iiioiitlis atllicteo with a ‘futile-mt'L0n lllt
back of his hand which incapacitated hirii for
work, alter having tried every ttiiixg in Vitm HUG
'Sl.lil.Bl't:t.l an operation on his haiitl and consitlered
lliCul's.tl)lc, was cured and restoied.to health by ta-
king 4 bottles of these drops. ' ” .
Mr. Wrzg/it of Boston, was 3 yeztrs-afliicted
with a Fever-sore on one ofliis legs, had tried
tiiost medicines without eliect, \t'aS-CUl'§'¢_l'.lJ)l W0
l)0lllBS. l _ ‘ " r‘ '
./1 C/Iild of Air. Bm-rill of'?I-Ianov_e_r, was C'l1f~6Ll
of Ulcers and "bites, some of wli_it':lt" had eaten
down to the ribs, by 3? 1)Qt;tl€Si ~"l nis child was
considered -in a dying state when he began takiiig
these drops. ‘ ‘ * '
An znfami uf,.Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind witli both eyes‘, was cured by 3
bottles. . '
./In eldcrly lady. of Boston, was severely afflict-
ed for .16 years with an eruption all_0Vt-‘K’ 1-M3
attended witli the most toi'meii‘.ing itcliings,
burnings and blotchcs, had lost thereby one liti-
ger and two toe nails, was cured by 4 bottlcs—-
she had not left her room for siicniotittis and was
considered past all relief.
A gentleman of Lexington, was alllicted twenty
years with live ulcersiti his legs, could obtain no
relief, was cured by 4 bottles.
./I gentlclnan of Boston, his wife and live chil-
dren was iiinny years ufllicted Will! et'UPli0“Sa had
tried every medicine without success, ‘was cured
with tliese drops.
./Igcnllcnzmz of Roxbtrry, was .50 years afllicted
with a humour on one of liisic-gs‘ attended with
btirni_ng, itching and olotches,was resigned as past
relief, for .50 years could not lie in bed at times
was pet-fectly cured by these diops.
A lady of Charlestowii was 2 years afliicted
with a white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance_ and ‘considered past relief, con-
traction had formed, when on taking these drops
and using Dr. .lebb’s Litiimcnt, in 3 weeksslie
had the perfect use of the joint, the pain left her,
and by continuing tiieiii has ohtaineda perfect
cure.‘ A
These drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fula, St. Anthony’s lire, leprosy, pimpled faces,
enlarged glands, sore legs, ‘ulcers even when the
bone is atfectctl, venerial taints when metjcury 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 five dol.
lars. 5:1“ Ask for ‘ Dr. Re{fe’e Botanical Dro/is.’
None aregeiiuitie unless signed ‘ I’/V. T. Conway.’
Prepared and sold wholesale by the sole proprie-
Stamford, Stiles Nichols, Bridgeport, and by
most Booksellers. Druggists, and Post-Masters.
throughout the Union, where may be had a].
Whcaton’s well known Jatmdice Bitters,
so eminently useful for removing all jaundice and
biiious complaints, which are so prevalent at the
present day—-For sale by‘ B. 8:. C. ISAACS, Nor-
walk, and S. JARVIS, Stamford. . '
Also-.--UR. DAvEnroii'r’s celebrated
EYl13-WA'l‘1Slt—-Pi-ice 25' cents, for sale as" a-
bove. ‘ ' '
hlorwalk, Juno 4 h.
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BLANK Lisirs
For 1821, forsale at the GAZETTE OFFICE.
Oil, sweet Oil, Sugars: ofall kinds, Starch,Pearl-
ash, Dye Woods, Copperas, Allum and Indigo,
Coffee, Pepper, Allspicr, Ginger, Nutmeg. Cin-
iiamon, Cloves, Mace, and vai'iot_is_l;intls of Rais-
ins and Cut‘_rja_ms, a general assortment of VV. 1.
Fruit» '1,'0bflCC.0, Segars from 3 fora cent to 3 cts a
lllécfii @150 1?} Fhc box; Vinegar and Cider, bhad
iVli':.::ltet'el and Codfish, Onions, blown salt, Rice
Craclters, Snufl',,Brooms,.Mustat-d, shaving soap
and salts.
CROCKERI’. -
Li-uerf.ool Ware, consisting of Dining Plates,
'l’witlleis,'7 (:55 4 3 inch ._.\'lutlins, _Tea setts and
Teas, Coflfee-pots. and Collies, quart, pintand half
pint Bowls, sugar bares, peppers, rnustards, 4 qts
2 qts 1 qt and 1 pint pitchers, Scc.
lifiainci/(Cd Ware, Consisting ol Tea‘-pots, Milks,
Teas, sugars, quart, pint and half pint Bowls, 2
quart, quart and pint Pitchers, qt. and .pt. Mugs.
CFC!-'fil colored Warc—-Dining Plates, Muffins,
Cliambers, Etvers and Wash Bowls, Pit’: ‘tars,
Bowls and Mugs. Greenmzd blurred g_dt~3 fare.
TL‘-‘-‘K_1f‘fg'l&r£dAPitC/l8f8, E.9'c. fife. ‘.“A.’. 3"
G1.../188 l’l’.x1R1£—Quaijt_a_nt,l*j;_int .,ec,aii'tgrs,—
'l‘ugiblcrs and Wines of all sizi;,,,,‘,>f"§j1_,_j*'h;i__i’aijtiVsIt,ziiitl
5855: Pin! and lwll PitIt.B0l‘tleiSe. ' l“ .
H.d._R1)#_€v4R11'.—I’eivt_eij§§,iigi§§§blbck- tin and
tum table and tea sp‘pon's=; Slates &}~.'slate pencils,-
s Pl-'e.rs; ivood,,saw,an'd rattail'._Eil.e,s‘.; Gimbles ;
Ivory Combs,‘ .lew’s.Ilarps, Brass -=_a_ritlt_Japancd’
Lamps ; Sad: Irons and ._slal1«dS,\Ei ’,',I;It‘llesti,cks;
Chest atid Pad Locks ', Che_st,li"‘ i '
screws ;,_ skates ; bridle
Jinives of all sizes and pricc_s,;?;Si}, 's’t‘ifl:s"3?'t.Sheat"s,
R_§zors ‘; Knives _and. I1‘o'rl;s ;
jog neeolcs_;{‘spitler__s.; \/Vine‘; Pow'dcr,fshot-an,d
lliiits ; liquid .a'r.d paste .Blackitig.; Gri‘nd.sto_ite_s ;
one pair large all(l_0D_e pai'i{sni_a_ll S.cale,s._j. ’ 7
1v‘1.zV1‘)I.I,tG _1i‘-4-——Awl' Blades .an_t_l Halts, Tacks,
Rasps, and Rao Files, I-Iammers, Pinche-rs_ and
Nippers, Heel Ball,S‘dll(l paper, sewing andshoc
'1 hread, sand stones,‘ shoe-knives, 8:02. ‘ I
3”“ Two handsome Cooking Stoves a_ri‘tl~,Pipes,
which will be sold low for Cash. .
Being (let:-.r,iu_im:d to sell low.-for cash, those
_in want ofany ot7_the above articles‘, will do well
t0'~Cal.l. , D, S. BAit'rit.uii.
E. H. .S".'riit«:is'r.
I Al)Vl;l{'1‘ISli_hjiEN '1‘. V
‘ ‘HEN acure for one dollar, or at most, for
’ two dollars, can be obtained for a cough,
cold, asthiiia, ditiiculiy of breatliing, tightness of
the chest, whc.eziiig, ‘pain in the side, spitting of
blood, a straiiietl stomach, Ste. must it not be
a matter of surprise that we see the obituary daily
stiellccl with deaths, occasioned principally by
colds? on an average, at least |:’,r3=Oue nundred
and .1517?! ‘/“’“i9U7Id{tc'?‘«8oII8 die annually of con-
suiiipttoii, originating priiit_;ipally from taking
cold, coniineticiiig with cough, then difficulty of
breathing and pa_in in the side,at length the lungs
become allectetl, consumption ensues, and death
closes the st;erie_. Alas I too often does pi ejudcc,
by listening to some, and atlopting the opinion of
others prevail; thereby preventing a t1'ialOfsUCh
medicines as might afl‘o'rd relief, under the idea
that no relief can be obtained‘. Scarce acase oc-
curs, _b\Jl may be relieved by the timely applica-
tion of DR." Rst.i=is’s ASTHMATIC P1LLs! l 2
-I180 fltaqf q/Vw/zic/2, the jbllowing interesting
cures are aubinilted to [mblic /ierus-ol :
fi;jP MR. STISTSON,
Of Hanover, was 9 years alilicted with violen
pain ‘in his right breast, attended at times with «
great difficulty of bre-athiiig,‘and wholly incapable
of attending btisitiess; after having tried in vain
:all other metlicine, was cured, and his health per-
fectly restored by two boxes of these pills.
dn cltlerly Lady, hertlaughtenand grand-dat’igh-
ter, of Boston, were each dreadfully afllicteel with
A asthma and difficulty of breathing,were all ofthem
cure_d_ and restoretl t'o.perfect.health by 7 boxes.
Judge
sleep was restored on the second night, which
had been broken for many years. -
/1 Lady of Boston, turned of 60, was severely
V One box, cuntainiizg I2 [zill9,v'frequei2t1y cjflecrsav
cure. _ To fzrevem imfzosition the‘ otitside Printed
wrapper is signed ‘ VV. 'I_‘. Coi'iw’ay."—'C_)bsc-rve
this as you -value health.’ Prepared and sold ivhole,
sale by the sole proprietor, '1'. CoNF42‘.Chem-
lsli N0- lrBumsteatl Place, Common-street, Bos-
t0‘h, anitl,_-retailed by special appointment by
' B. <3’-Cj.'"ISAAGS, Nor-walk.
Paintsi. 0ilt....8rc... .
JUST. .l'§39_§l!{§(li,,a,ll._(l ,for.,'sale_ .«on. the .most-_'reason-
able'ierms,ib;3}" ,. E. D. H_0.-Y.'I‘;& .5015» .
. . . Sl!_.°§Pl§*5*ltl '1.‘<‘>itsSi .
Spck Loclt_s,; _C).ti'i'y _.Comb_s'; Kniging and sew- A
To sail _/ram HURLBUTTt9' BURR’SLézodfng,
‘ at Saugatuck. for Peck Slijz, New: York. I
NEW» SLOOP DREAD--G. Bun, Master;
C-ommenced. sailing from the‘ above I.-aii'tlihg
Tliursday the 30th August, and returns o'n"l‘ués.—'
'day. She will pei'foi'm her Weekly trips thi"ough'-i
out the season. _
I fa" For freight or passage apply to the s'u'l_i'-S
scrtbers. HURl.BU'l'T 3: BURR.
_i8_llga1llcl§, September, 1821. 28"tl’__._ _
Accommodation P acltcts: I ,
To sail . from Ebenezer D. Hog/t’s Landing; al
-N'0Twll”~.'sif07‘ P 061-‘ Slip, .N'ew-'1/ark.‘
LOOP U_N ION, 481"0'w71,‘WllliCOl'l]IntlICC sail.‘
ing frpmtthc above landing ontbaiurday-the"
31st of March, and return on Thursday. Sloop’
CITIZEN, Permoyer, will sail on Tuesday {ind
return on Saturday. Sloop MECHAN[C,¥1),'g,,.
kamo t‘-",5" Sail 0" Thursday and return the vi ties.
day'_,fol1owing.i each vessel performing her week.
ly_ trip t-hrouglithe season. . .
fF0l‘fI'_€,iglIl .011 passage apply to the sub‘scribérs
orfto eitlier use Captains on board of tlieirre-'
spccti s‘;_vess_els. - E. D. I-IOYT £9'SON.'“
’ A _'al'lt.'ll’l_ai_‘cli 27'. . . .- ':
»f "RQCKSALT. )
A QLTAN”"l‘I'I"x' of ROCK 5.41. 2', ‘or the best
' H’ quality, just received and. foi-sale by .
, . -, _15UItRAI.L' 8t3'1'.i§on'i—As‘.‘
Norwalk, Sept. 14. ' a '
Boardsmand Shingles;
s ‘ WILLIAM J- 5‘l‘REF.'l‘ . .. 1. ‘
IIAS this day i'et_:eive.da large supply of Eas-
tern Lumber, viz. "
"80,000 inspected Shilngles
20.090 feet clear Boards
' 4.000 I I-4,1,1-"2 and2 inch .i>i..,,-,2‘:
10,000 fe¢l‘M¢l'CllaDlabi6 Boards'." ‘I .
V'l‘lie‘ahovc, in addition to-his fo‘rz‘i;'e,i‘ §tm;i—';',
makes his assortment quite extensive :’ the clear
stulf is very superior and well Seasoned; : st:
’0ct'ob”cr8 I A "
A ppren tice VVa-ntecl».-... _
'WAN'l‘ED iniinedilately a healthy yV.{,,.ng-,1Za~'d'
for the Tailoring Business, one ,th‘.tt is s'orti.~-
what acquainted with said business 'woul_'d l);: pt‘:-
ferred : none need applybtit such as can cmaeiv-.-‘t_t‘
recr.-mmended. ’ l{UFU§' béofiiriin‘; .
Norwallt, Sept. 18th, 182]. ' V ’ '
T -._
'5
~.
_ K Taken up, 5 _ _
Y the subscriber, about the initials of Sixti-
tcmber last, two last spring (;_al_t'cs, hr-.._:,=.
red, one oftheni a little white on the.b'clfi-~.+ -*l"ti-.-.
owner is requested to prove property, pay: chat-—
gas, and take them away. i ' A
. USUAL VVi3‘.r:I.i.’
31
Flax Seed W anteel;
price for Flax Seed. _ V_ q,
‘ They will, for the accommodation of Faiimié-rs.
and custom'ers,_‘re'ceive their Seed and put 2-. in
Casks on the same terms as has been 'c‘ust2,_mar—,v,.
‘ ‘ BUitn.u.I.' 8: realm.
Norwalk, Sept. 9. ’ ” ’
4, on the 25th.of Sept. last six SHE-EP4::-as
Owner is‘-.rt;quested to prove property. pay: c’hat'-
gcs, and,ta'ke them away-. Ab.-1‘ l"El<tRl-i.
-‘Janifortl, Oct. 2; V ' 33
K’,
To whom ihmay concéri'1;.,
egant extract :——'- Sir, your ./Vat‘: lilacs’ be: /2i'z’z'rl oi;
the ‘lat Qffi/p-oembcr.’ ‘Some folks _would call that-_
elegant, but for my part I can se;é‘-rio “elegance a-
ityou Wi|l'n9W ‘be "$0 Y]*=‘f¥ "‘>'isi.ns a.s..to pay up
by the'1st'ef November_‘next, I1,-\t7:!‘l2l let you into .a
-s'e'erét‘that will“ pay ”yo_ii‘ 1 for‘ all y_t_itir' ‘trouble’, ‘anti
éfivhich y.°0.d°;'n9s.%§§“ii?..t9 be 3'Wat‘é, vi2.,.t'I"t='is
‘é‘asier"to pay an‘c‘jc,;l\t‘>l",l;4t‘I‘”1_li,éjIi't'§'t"o :" and a_s;,’the,sub_,-
scriber has ,ente,rjtfd,ifn__o settle, new _-._t'_i‘-'rtin‘gement.=., _.
it becomes ncc§:§5€*’”}‘Tf'll‘?i!3 hiS,.0lCl :b9oks—bcj,balan-
ted by Not? 01‘ P=iY.Fi'<_‘‘-i!¥s " ....;‘ .:
t t s - " '- ~ ~ r D.“".,.s."I B-‘anti-4.
y I‘ "as; ; ..
.- »\VA.RR:AN-Tstfor ' the collection-.‘~ ‘if.
diary l*'.'7rm, fot‘-‘sale-b_yv‘ '3 ..%(_~PRI(:3E’-. "~ .-
" Norwalki ‘ . ‘
THE subscribers will pay the hlglicSti1‘iat'l:e2‘.‘ _
{fit
~ It
,-
9 \
y;_h ,3, ,
ROKE into- the enclosure of the snlistiiibi-:4 *1
Norwalk Chronicler