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runsrsniin BY
8. W. BENEDICT.
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Nortoallc Woolen Factory.
yd‘ HE subscriber acknowledges to thepublit
_' ’*‘the liberal encouragement which ht: has
met with heretofore, and now takes this opportu.
nity to inform his friendsthat he has again Acum-
menced the Manufacturing Business, at his old
Establishment, about two miles north "of Norwalk
l..and_'mg, on _the main road to Danbury,_wl1ere he
is l‘_é'.l‘Lly for the reception or allkinds ol Wool.—
Ashe has put his Machinery in complete. order
}v),1'i<l‘px'ocut-;:‘d,ot1e of the first rate workmenin the
'County,Ahe flatters himself that a general'satis-
.f-action willibe given to all those tha see fit to em-
r>l.°‘r 1=i.rn- V; . s . '
\/Vool may be manAulactured into Cloth from
the fieA¢¢e,¢itAherVnn shares or by the yard, as
, b_e'st'suits the customer-—lIt may also be made in-
to Brood-Clotlz, C'assiAmerc-, Satlinet, Car/zeting,
Blankr:tz'I_Ig,1fYa2zn€ls, o‘5‘c. Blankets may be wove
the full width, ifrequested, and done cheaper and
better’th_an at home. Wool will be carded for 4
eentsithe. ‘pound, (cash.A) Wool and Cloth may
A be left‘ in ',Norw_alk, at the store of Mr. E. B. Ben-
néu or Duuchy 8c_James, from whence it will be
taken, and . returned immediately.
N.B Cotton and Linen Yarn colored indigo?
Also, Gentlemen
and} Ladies’ Coats scoured free from grease and
spots. or dyed over again—Silks and Cr-apes dy-
A. ed and dressed to any sample, excepting scarlet.
" S‘/‘,Vooleu Yarn will also be received for the pur-
pose of being wove into plain Cloth or Cassimere,
Sattinet, Blanketing, or Carpetting.
- ' GARRITT H. Nswxmx.
9. 23
N ottce.
' HE subscriber takes this method ,to inform
his friends and the public that he has at great
expense erected a Woolen Factary,situated on Mi-
amis river, about a mileand a half above the up
per landing in Greenwich, and is now ready to
receive VVOOL for Carding. He will also man-
ufacture Clotlzs, Sattinets, Ur. by the yard or on
shares--spin by‘ the’ run or pound--also weave
woolen yarn upon cotton. Dying, fulling and tin-
ishing will be attended to in their proper season,
‘_ANorw-alk, Oct.
Aby experienced workmen, on reasonable terms.
Those who may favor him with their custom may
calculate on having their work done in the neat-
est manner--Indigoblue colored if required. All
orders thankfully received “and punctually atten-
ded to. All kinds of country produce received
in payment, zit the.New-York prices, on making
a,rAi.;Ait£l_lo§Av_anco of the freight. Customers will find
;itt.;pi¢t<i,rL'2;~:xhs=-s-est.-—»erttt;.;.£;:a:¢f.:: '
. ' O ' '
A A f,"ati‘d in‘ propel-lyl cleansing it after it is shear-
ed‘-or pulled—-‘the carding will cost them less,and
their rolls bejmuch better; it is expected the
cleaning willbo particularly attended to.
, .A‘ _ ELIAS Pncx.
GRElf.NWI¢AlA£ Facroav, May I. 1821 litf
Zlfanufactursng, Cloth-
Dressmg, Src.
8: D. BANKS would inform theirfriends
0 and the public‘ generally, that they are
now ready for the reception of Cloth at their Fac-
tory, whcre they will be happy to execute’ the or-
ders ofthose who may favorthem with their cus-
tom. and while they acknowledge their gratitude
for past -favors, would solicit and endeavor to mer-
it avcontinuance of them. A liberal discount will
be made from last years prices, to those who pay
cash on delivery Aofthe work. tj? Cloth left ei-
ther at the store of Messrs.King 8: Hawley, VVm.
Crocker,-Bradley 8: Smith, or R. Randall 8: Co.
will be attended to every week, and returned as
soon as done.- "‘,_,,.”" Manufacturing done in the
best manner and on reasonable terms. »
WANTED-4-A number of barrels of good Soa/2,
for which a. generous price will be given.
Ridgefield, August, 1821. 30tf
A NEWISUPPLY OF BOOKS,
».,.N'ow receiving and for sale by .1’. PRICE.
'4 RU‘MBULL’S History of ‘Connecticut, 2
A A vols. Views ofltaly, by Lady Morgan; Brief
Remarker on the ways of man 3 Spiritual Trea‘s-
ry for the children oftiod ; Chalmer’s Discourses
on the application of Christiamty to mercantile
and ordinary affairs of life ; Life of Mrs. Graham,
W'ilAlison’s W_or.ks; Ciarl-ton the promises; Sell
Knowledge ; Bucks Remains ; ADoddridge’s Rise
' ‘and Progrtss; Buck's Memoirs; Fuller's sys-
tem ; Beauties of the Bible; I.aw’s Serious Call,
Zimmerman on Solitude,.Milton’s Paradise Lost,
do. Regained; Young-’_s Night Thoughts; Re-
mains of Henry Kirk White ; » Moore’s Poetical
W'o.-ks, 5’ vols. ; .Montgot_ne_ry’s Poems; Gold-
;-sr-nitl1’s do; Home-r’s Iliad, 2 vols. Campbellls
‘_-“Poems; Cogan on the Passions; Views of A-
"merica ; History of New-England ; Life of Put-
nam‘; I-luAnt’s late war; Bracken:-idge do. ; Nat-
ural History ; Brydoue’s 1 our; Carr.’s Northern
Summer; Franklin’s"Essays; Gibbons Female
Duties; Guide to men and manners ;- Domestic
Medicines ; Dictionary of Quotations ; Domestic
Cook_ery; Robinson Crusoe; Romance of the‘
Forest; Gil Bias‘; Tom Jones; Almeria; Al-A
moran and Harriet; The Missionary; Hermitin
I the Country ; Florence M’Carthy -, Geraldine;
_Clergyman’s Widow ; Cottage Fire Side ;_More-' ,
land Vale; Lavinia or the lovely Orphan ; Bibles;
‘Testaments; Prayer and Hymn Books; Roman
Antiquities ti Pal’ey’s Philosophy; Day’s Algebra; -
Cutnming’s,Morse's,Willett’s,Adams’&Dwight’s
Geography ; Murray's Spelling Book and School:
History; with an extensive assortment of‘-the
School Books in general use ; Ink Powder, Alnk
Stands, American and Holland Quills, Wafers,”
Pencils, India I{p_bb‘et',.Slatcs; Sand Boxes, ‘School
Certificates, Co'p,;;,Slips, \V‘ritingll_?aAp'er, 8:6.
' , Norwalk, h, -1821.
37,.
.A,.
. bottles.
l
.sta'mrord, Stiles Nichols, ‘Bridgepoi-t,‘and by
Enos: justlyAcsteemed apdiliiglily approved Mgd-
Books comAPlete ; Butlt:r’s Compcnd of Gefi’eral<{1cnes’ prepared by W‘ r’ L°N.W‘3A." ‘P“°.e $1’
‘ Fall ..andttAW1nter r Good;s.;:
T‘HE subscribers have just rececived a7‘l'a'rge
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, ma-
kingtheir assortment equal if not superior to an)’
stock‘ in the place. As goods are hourly advan-
cing in price it may be well for those that stand
in ‘need to buy quick. Among the goods they
are new placing on the shelves may be found i
ROAD Cloths of various prices and qualities
Black blue and mixed Cassimeres
battinets line and common
Red, white, green and yellow Flannel
Bomb-azettes ofall colors, some lig’d and twilled
Black Bombazene, line and common
Best India Levantme silk
White, blue and green Florence .
Black and colored Canton Grape, _ ’
Sinche us and Sarcenets [with bflfdt’-1'5
Casssimere shawls, drab, black and scarlet, ,
Imitation_.purple and Merino shawls ‘ '
Black, blue and green Tabby Velvet
Black silk ditto Green Baize A
Scotch Pl-aids for Cloaks, a very superior article’
Vestiug, a great variety, of the dandy style
Black and green Italian Crapes "Suspen(leArs
Flag,-5 black, Canton and Madrass Handkerchiefs
White and figured Cravats
American and Carlisle Ginghams
Fttit)ltut‘e C-alicoes Velvet Ribbons
Domestic and Imported Muslins
Gloves, a general assortment
Vlfhite and mixt lambs’ wool Hose
Black and slate colored worsted do.
Thread and Thule Lace
Black and colored Cambric
Calico-es a variety of patterns
Knitting and sewing Cotton _
Black and blue sewing silk and twist, Scc. Sec.
HARD W./JRE.
Knives and Forks, some very cheap; penand
pocket Knives, bread anti shoe Knives; 5P00HS §A
Knobs; Chest 8: Trunk Locks ; Butts 8: Screws;
Scissors and Shears ; Files, Door Hands and
Ketches; Razors and Razor Strops ; Clothes and
Tooth Brushes; Brads, Cut Nails. 4&1 5&1 6d 3d
and 10d Wro’t Nails; 8d and 10d Bellows Sec.
C.R0CKERI1L-A general assortment.
GROCERIES. " I
St.Croix, New-Rum, Old Spirits; Holland and
American Gin ; Cogniac Brandy ; Molasses ;
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Shouchong Teas ;
Lump and Brown Sugar ; Pepper, Alspice. Cof-
fee, Ginger, Allum, Pearlash 8: Starch ; Plug 8:
Smoking Tobacco, Sugars, fxc. ac. Stc.
DAUCI-IY Sr. JAMES.
34
Ribbons
_Norwalk, Oct. 91st, 1821.
CURES PEP.Ij‘ORMED,
T /tough hereto/'or'e c,onsi(ler¢:d /zas-_trr:lir_=]".’ by
~ DR; -—R1i‘L.1"l'."S ‘
* ‘R. .3/ienrzzzaiz,"carpenter of Boston, was 22
months aftlicted with a Tumour ion her
back of his hand which incapacitated him for
work, after having tried every thing in vain and
suifcred an operation on his hand and consi(let‘e_d
incurable, was cured and restored to health by ta-
king 4 bottles of these drops.
Mr. PV1-lg/zt of Boston, was 3 years afllicted
with a Fever-sore on one of his legs, had tried
most medicines without effect, was cured by two
A child qf Mr. Bnrrill of Hanover, was cured
of Ulcers and Biles, some of which had eaten
down to the l‘ll)s, by 3 bottles. This child was
considered in a dying state when he began taking
these drops. ' ’
An injéml of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by 3
bottles.
An elderly lady of Boston, was severely all‘lict-
ed for 16 years with an eruption all over her,
attended with the most tormenting itchings,
burnings and blotches, had lost thereby one im-
ger and two toenails, was cured by 4 bottles-'-
she had not left her room for six moutlisand was
considered past all relief. ‘ l
A gentleman of Lexington, w as alllictcd twenty
years with live ulcers in his legs, could.“-~btain no
relief, was cured by 4 bottles.
A gentleman of Boston, his wife andfive chil.
dren was many years affiictetl with eruptions, had
tried every medicine without success, was cured
with these drops.
./Igentlcman of Roxbury, was 50 years alliicted
with a humour on one of his legs, attended with
burning, itching and blotches,was resigned as past
relief, for 30 years could not lie inbed at times
was perfectly cured by these drops.
fl lady oil‘ Charlestown was 2 years'”ai’flicted
every assistance and considered past relief, con-
traction had formed,‘when on taking these drops
and using Dr. Jebb’s Liniment, in :3 weeks she
had the perfect use of the joint, the painileft her,
and by continuing them has obtaineda perfect
cure. ' ‘
These drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scro'
fula, St. Anthony's fire, leprosy, pimpled faces,
enlarged glands, sore legs, ulcers even. when the
bone is affected, 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 five.dol-
lars. fi§° Ask for I‘ Dr. Rel/‘e’As Botanical Dro/22."
None are genuine unless signed‘ W’. T. Conway.’
Pi-epared_and sold wholesale by the sole proprie.
toi','W§.,,,Afi‘. Conway, ch A ist, No. 1‘, Bumstcad
Place, Bust-or;,AAand by his ‘special appointment by
13. 8.1:. IS'A‘ACS, Norwalk, Seymour Jarvis,
most Booksellers, Druggists, and Post-Masters,
throughout the Union, where" may be had al.
or six boxes tA‘orA.$5. _
ant‘-‘ti: I
A pt'entice',toAL_tlie A Slioemakingv business.
I { Worzw./ILIC. (om. )*WE1_),ANssA1u1r,
. _ .z_-. —.....r «N»
,._—.
with a white swelling on her knee joint, hadtried
to‘ 16 years of age, as an aP.A_.A: .
‘N ew Establishment.
HE subscribers having entered Aimd partner
. ship under theliirm of BARTRAM 8,; S‘i'1tEa:'r
3°," Offer for sale it their store just west 05 the
Bridge, a general assortment of Cr'r0ceri¢-’8, C705/~"
673/, Hard Ware, and Fruit. The following arti-
cles comprise a part of their assortmettt. '
GROCERIES. .
Cogniac andcommon Brandy, Holland 8: com-
mon Gin, Jamaica, St. Croix and New Rum, Ci-
der Brandy, Sherry, Lisbon, Port, Madeira, and
Currant Wines, Cheriy Rum,:Cot‘dials, Ale and
P0"?-is Molasses, Teas of all kinds, V\’heat and
Rye Flour, Butter andCheese,Pork-, Beef Hams,
Soap and Can'dles,_AWinter and. summer strained
Oil, Aswcet Oil, Sugars ofallkiuds, ‘Stat-ch,Pear1.
ash» Dye Woods, Copperas, Allum and Indigo,
C0336: P6531361‘, Allspice,AGAlnge'r, Nutmeg, Cin
patnon, Cloves, Mace, and various‘ kinds of Rais.
ins-and Currants, ageneral assortment of W. I.
'FAruit,'Tobacco, Segars from 3 for a cent to 3’cts a
piece, also by the box ; Vinegar and Cider, Shad
Mackerel and Codfish, Onions, blown salt, Rice
Crackers, Snuff, Brooms, Mustard, shaving‘ soap
and salts. -
CROCKERY.
1:2’-oerfzool Ware, consisting of Dining Plates
'l‘wilflers,7 6 5 4. Sinch Mullins, Tea setts and
Teas,‘Cofl'ee-pots’ and Collies, quart,Apint and half
pint Bowls, sugar_ba_res, peppers, mustards, 4 qts
2 qts 1 qt and 1 pint pitchers, &c. '
Enamclled Ware, consistingeof Tea-pots, Milks,
_ Teas, sugars, quart, pint and half ‘pint Bowls, 2
quart, quart and pint‘ Pitchers, qt. and pt. Mugs.
Cream colored I/Vare—Dining Plates, Muflins,
Bowls and Mugs. Green and blue edged PVare.
' Pres-t Figured Pile/zero, fife. f3'c. t9’c.
GLASS W./1R1£—Quart and pint Decanters,
Tumblers and Wines of all sizes, Mustards and
Salts, pint and half pint Bottles.
H./1RDW.x1RE.-—Pewtcr Facits, block tin and
iron table and tea spoons; Slates 8t slate pencils,
«.s-nuffers ; wood, saw and rattail Files ; Gimbles ;
Ivory‘ Combs,’ Jew’s Harps, Brass" and Japaned
Lamps; Sad Irons and st_an_ds;‘ Candlesticks;
Chest’ and Pad Locks ; Chcstrflinges, Bum, and
screws; skates ; bridle ‘Bittsl ;'Pocket and Pen
Knives of all sizes and prices ; Scissors 8: Shears,
Razors ; Knivesanrl Forks ; hovel and Tongs;
Stock Locks; Curry Combs; Knitting and sew-
ing needles ; spiders ; Wire ; Powder, shot and
flints ; liquid and paste Blacking ; Grind-stones 5
one pair large and one pair small Scales. ‘
" ‘ ‘ BARTRAM £9‘ S'rnEi;'r_
{S took Replenished.-.
Tire s'tibscribers have on hand a general assort.
L
tluce. The following articles are a pan; ; _
CROCERIES.
Jamaica, St. Croix and New-England Rum,
Cogniac‘Brandy, Holland and Pierpont Gin, All-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, Pearlashbrown and lump
A Sugar, Teas, Itidigo, Salt Peter, Candles, Soap,
Coffee, Rice,Nutmegs,Cinnam‘on, Chocolate,‘&c.
CAROCKERY.
Large blue printed Ewers and Basons, cream
colored do. blue printed Tea setts, Teas 8: Pitch-.
ers, cream-colored Chambers, common earthern
do. eatthern dishes, pitchers, cups, pots, stone.
pots, and jugs 5 tea pots some of a superior qua].
ity, Stc. &c. ' .
" HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks, 7 by 9 Glass, Putty, 8d and
9d wrought nails, 5d 6d and 8d out do. ; VVil-
son’s cast steel shoe-knives, bread knives, pocket
and pen-knives, pocket combs, trace chains, stir-
rups irons, bridle bits, snulfers and trays, spoons,
shoe-rasps, awl-blades, tacks, taylor’s thimbles,
brass candlesticks, Hints, slates and pencils, steel
tobacco boxes, I-Iunt’s Blacking, tkc. 8tc.»
mestic Muslins, Bombazettes, Woolen Cloths,8tc.
I LIKEWISE, a quantity-I‘-of the first _Arate Cheese
for family use. Persons wishing any of the above
articles are requested to call and see for them-
selves. BURRALL 8: ’l‘noM,ts.
Norwalk, Nov. 12. ~ -
DRY GOODS,
Suitable for tire a/zizroacfiing season, Just rec’d by
E. B. BENNETT. '
. XTRA blue, black and mixed Broad Cloths
- Common do do do ' do
Drab Kersey Pelisse Cloth
Blue, black and mixed Cassimercs
-R_‘ed,‘wltite, yellow and crimson Flannel
Olive and drab Velvet
Black tabby Ado Black and figured Ratinot
«Plain and ligu‘redABombazetts ' »
Scarlet and figured Cassimere Shawls
Black silk Shawls Black Satcenet
"Green Florence Green Gauze
Biack It_alian'Cr-ape Rose Blankets
Purple ‘and white Shawls . ’
Flagg and ‘black Canton hhdkfs Madrass-do
Light‘ and dark Calicoes Furniture Calicoes
Carlisle Ginghatns Black Cambric Muslin
§In‘_tporAt‘ed and American Ginghams A
‘do Aldo sheeting and skirting lvluslin.
Irish Linen Cambric Muslin-s A B._ookA~ do
-.Lé"no'and Sarcenet Cambric A.._ '”
Figured Jackohet Ditnities A , A
Gentlemen and Ladies’ beavct'iglo_v.e;,
Ladies’ kid do White and black siAl;k§,do ‘
Black silk and worsted F lorentine;..Ve‘stii:g-
Mersailles do Cotton balls and Tape
Black worsted’ Hose Lamb’s'vVool do.
First and second-quality coat and vest buttons.
Pins and Needles Millinett, 8<c. Ste. A A
5:? Age, era] assortment of GROCERIES¢
H./1RD-W./I ‘Ali,-ANJ5 QROCKERY.
Norwalk, Oct. to.
Joint Fspmmo.
I Norwalk, 1821. "As:
BURRALL 32 frnomas. A
Chambers, Ewers and Wash Bowls, ~Pitch'ers,»,
DRY GOODS.--A small assortment of Do-.
CODFISH.
I A new supply of Codlish just received and for‘
sale by '
' October 22.
..= _ __ .
"~' ' I - .‘ r
.
ivoht
~ .. '
ITCH QIN~TMEI‘iT.
That noted Itch Ointment, being a safe speedy
and sure cure for thaAt;toi-menting disord'e'r,l‘-Price’
tllirty-seoenjand Aajgagf A,_-,.’,,,,,_ ALSO;
Wh€'aton’s;well knoitm Jamidice Bitters‘,
so_em1nA_cntly uAseful_for removing all jaundice and
bilious complaints, which are so prevalent at the"
present day-A,—For sale by .B. 8:. C. IsltAd§;No'r-..
walk, and S. Jaavis, Stamford.‘ .
Also;-D11. D-avi*.rtr»oit"t*’s cellebralted
OVC.
Norwalk. June -4th.
e T.
ROCK.
~ LARGE quantityjol":the:?ré1}yAl-.bestijbality
of Rock Salt,’
.j—
stéale by
— D-r**.°Y.T 5.0“-‘.
QUAN'l_‘I'I‘Y or ROCK 5.41. 1; of the best
‘ quality, Just received and for sale by; -
Bt_m_1AtA1.r. 8: Tiioiius.
Paints, Oils, 8;c. ii‘
IUAST received, and for sale- on the most reason-
able terms. by ' D. HOYT 8: SON.
Norwaik, Dec. 2. _ A27”. . '
A reasonable -req?t_wst= and
0/1.?‘ qfer.
AKEN from the-store of.;the subscriber, a
few weeks since, a copy of Dwight’: Psalm
am-I Hymn Book, elegantly bound inred morocco,’
‘full gilt. As the person who took the Book .
shows no disposition toreturn it, and it being nei-
ther convenient or agreeable to the‘ subscriber to
communicate with him personally, he- would
wish, through this medium, to make one request,
which is, that it may be -well used. A ‘
The subscriber has also become well satisfied
in his own mind, that the person who took the
designsreturning it, and as that will be of but lit-
tlevuse to him without the second volume, he
would suggest the propriety of calling and tag
king it. The subscriber is ever disposed to ac-
-commodate his customers as much as possible, iii
t_l\’;‘i:g‘A.A-A‘t'A;ase particularly, and will either buy or sell.
.’_H,ii'§§vould, however, request if the person should
fihereafter wish to get any thing more, (or any’
‘other one, in the like way) that they would in-
form him.of it. lAt__wwill be some_A§,a_ti§(actiou,,.at"
'9
V enclue of
A 0 be sold at Public Vendue, on Thtifsday,_
the 3d day of January next, at one_.o’uq;u,A
hate for the district of Norwalk,“ so much of. the
. Real Estate of Jesse.Bedient, late of -Norvvalk,
deceased, as will raise the sum of about Eleven
Hundred Doll-ars,with incidental charges of sale.
The V endue will be held at the late Dwelling-
House of the said deceased-.‘ Conditions made
know_n at time and place, of sale. ,- r ,
SETH TA\'I.OR, Exec’:-.
Norwalk, Dec. 17. ' , ' 42*
FOR SALE, _ A _
11 EN 0|‘ twelve acres of.Woodland. situated
A about two miles from Itlorwalk“ Bridge, ly-
ing on the corner of the New.-Canaan a_nd"Sil_ver,-
Mme Wad: A150, about 20 acres, situated at
Mill POnd- For terms of sale apply to the,_sub-4
3°“b¢T- 'A ‘Joint CousIc$i:i.' ,g
Norwalk, Dec. 13,
1
./It a Court qf Probate Izolden qt Narwalk, 035;...
bar 12, 1821. v -I
‘from this date for the creditors to the es-j
tate of"ElizabetIt Woolsey, late of Norwalk, dec’d,’
to exhibit their claims against said ,es_tate; and
the Executor of the last will and tQ3l:|hl|l1Fc[it.of said
deceased, is hereby ordered to giv‘e-‘~p‘igt;11e‘i,o.;c.
thereof -as the law directs. l“5‘;f.f‘.':'7:
Per order if
of Norwalk, dec’d, exhibit their claims against.
said estate, within the time above limited, they".
will be debarred a lcgalrecovery.
42*‘ A
ENOS VVE.EDs Exec’r.
._;¢_
OTICE is hereby given to all personscon ,
o’clock A. M. to _be heard relative to the appoint.-L
ment of Commiiigigpers on theestate of Jamggm.
Banks, jun. lateféfi Hpxrth-Castle, dec’d, represen-.j
ted insolvent. "Grim: B. Honor, Exec’:-. .,
*42
Stamford Probatefiflfice, Nov.
VOTED, That,po’person, not an inhabitant of
this town, shall hai_“e._gny liberty to take any Oys- _:
~ ters, Clams, or anylg ofshéll fish, in any of
the Waters, Creeks, ii?--'Coves in this town ; and .
that every person so ofignding, for each offence ,
‘ shall pay a line of ‘five dollars, andone half of the ,
fine shall go to the complainant w.ho.pros_ecutes.
and no inhabitant of this town shall ?hAavAeA_A lfibert.y
to ‘take’ any Oysters. in the wat'er__s or flats‘_of this
town except-liberty being first. had from Aoneof
the Select-men, in case of sickness, between the ‘_
of April and the 29th day of September, _ A,
un'EAlei- the above penalty ,3; live dollars for every A’ I *
breach of this law, to bejgfecovered in the same. . ' '
manner. Examined;.byA me,
4*-1.2
EYE-'WATER—,-Price 25 l:ehtAs*,‘A.for sale as a-_ T‘ -
first volume of ‘ Melmatli, the llfarzdcrer,’ never A
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lthey ofl"e_'t' for sale low for cash or country pro. “ I I " '- e- '- C
P. M. by an order from the 'Hon.ACourt of ' I
VVhortlebury'Hills, at the head of Chamber's -
THIS Court limits and appoints sis: months;
WK. G. Burrs, Clelrli.’ .
Public notice is hereby given that unlessitho, 12-‘
creditors to the estate‘ of Elizabeth Woalscy, latfé,‘:""
cerned, to appear at the Probate Ofice in -
Stamford, on the 7th day ol"January. nextfat ten; .A., A‘ A?
./It the Annual Tawn'Mec!z'ng of mg To:gu7il‘;-f':'s-llA'l.:”; ‘_
Greenwich. held on the 26:]: of November, l8_2l .: ; "I
to efl'ec__t,', and the other half ‘to the town tre_a_sury ; , .
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