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- Stock Replemshed.
7'The subscribers hate on hand a general assort-
ment of tlietiist rate Groceries, Sec. &c. wliictt.
_ they ofl'er for sale low for cash or country P"°'
duce. Fire following articles are ‘a part :
‘ ' ' CRUCISRIISS.
Jamaica, St-. Croix atid New-England Rum,
"~" A eQgtilaC Bralltly, Holland and Pierpont Gin, All-
'_spice, Pepper, Giiigcr, Pearlash brown and lump
iiitig-at‘, ;l'c,tS, Indigo, Salt Peter, Candles, boap,
C-otfce, .tice,;\‘utmcgs,Cinnarnon, Chocolate, Ste
' Cl{t)CKEl{Y. .
\ Large blue printed l".,t»ei's' and Basons, cream
’ Vctiloited do. blue p- inted Tea setts, Teas 8: Pitch-
, _‘e"rs, ct-ea‘rri_-coior'etl Cliambersa com uton earrlltrn
do. eattlierii dislies,-pitcliers, cups, pots, stone-
ptrs, and jugs, tea pots some of a superior qual-
hy’,&C. &Cn '
_. F ' _- HARPHVARE. . H '
‘ Knives and Forks, 7 by 9 Class, Putty, 8d arid,
9d_wr-uuglitnails. 5d 6d and 8d out do. 5 Wil-
soii.’s cast steel shoe-‘knives, hiead knives. pocket
and pen-kiiives, pocket combs, trace chains. stir-
rups ‘u-oiis, bridle hits, snuH'et's and trays. spoons.
.slioe-rasps, awl-blades, tacks, taylor’s lhimbles.
B biass C'alIf.llt:?-.vll(‘.l(S. Hints, slates and pencils, steel
_I.ob:t’cco boxes. Hunt's Blocking. Sec. 8:c._
‘DRY GUt)l)S.—A small assortment of D_o~
mtgstic Nluslins, Boiiibazettes, VVoolen Cloths,8tc.
'L'ii<t~.wis~E, a quantity ofthe first rate Clieese
H-fm. family use. Persons ti-isttiiig any oftlie above
aI‘li(.lCS are requested to call atitlsee for them;
sctveg, Q Buiut.u.i.' 8: THOMAS.
Norwalk,-Nov. 12. .. '
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i;RY G()Oi_)b, ,
Suitable for the ‘of;/zraar/ring .5-moon, Just rec'd by
E. B. BENNILTT.
4; XTRA btuo, black and i-nixed Broad Cloths
Liotiinion do do do
Dial: Ker-s<:y Petisse Cloth
Blue, btackand mixed Cassimeres
Rctuulitre, yellow and crimson Flannel
- (}ii\C~ ancl drab Vclntt '
Black tulil)y' do Black and figured Ratine
Plain and tigtired Bonibazetts
tscttriet and figuiul Cassimere Shawls
filttuk. stilt Sliatvls Black harceiziet ,
Greezr l"lot'ence Green Gauze.
Black ltaliaii Crape Rose Blankets
Pmple and white Shawls ~ ‘ ,
Flagg and black (‘aiitun hhdkfs Madrass do
Lrg-tit and dark Calieoes Furniture Calicoes
Cariislc Ginghams Black Cambric Muslin
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Imported‘ and American Giiigliams 0
do do slieetitig and st-iizting Muslin». t
Iiisli Lineii Cambric Muslitis Book do
L_etio and Sattrenet Cambric
Fl;_;lll'c(l‘.lat:kt)llcl. Diiiii:ie8
Getitleinen and Ladies’ beaver gloves
Ladies’ kid do . VVtiite and black silk do
A.Biat'.k,_.silk and worsted Florentine Vesting
Ms;-r-s»ailies do .Cottoii halls and Tape
151:-lCl{ W()l‘S\'.C(l Hose Laii.b’s W'ool (lo.
1-‘it st and secoiltl qttallt._v coat and Vest buttons
Pliis and Nt’€(ll&S M,i'll'mc:t. &.c. &c.
§Lj='-3 A general ‘assorlnitnt of LzRt’)LERI1'£S-
.H.u'€‘D- H-".*1’Zt’E, AND CROCIt’1'.'RY. ’
Norwalk, Oct I6. _ 4,~____-‘_
_ _ 1 ,
C0Ni’u’S SALVE, ,
' an mfall-zble remedy for the Salt lilreum.
"till; compound cl ttiis invaluable Medicine
has reiiiaitred a secret with the descendants
ol'_Di~. Cutie, an eminent Pliysician, who lived
neatly iOt) years ago. The subscriber, one of
his tlt'bCCl'lLl‘tll|l.H, possessing the l{l’lU\VlL‘(ll,!;C ofthis
CUlTll)!)i.'l'l(l. lecls it his zloty to use it for the benefit
of the sirfi'c-rers in the human family; and there-
fore Wliiltiul further intr'o(luction, Offers this Salve
to Hi: p-..l)llC as.a safe and elii'caciot_ts remedy for
‘that intpl:-icable malady, the Salt R/zeum. It has
never: been known to fail of a radical cure when
.properly applied ; and generally with the use of
one box. ‘ M . g i
” 'l'‘lie me-hod of using this Salvais to apply it to
thepait -.it‘l'ecte(l two or tlii'ée times a (lay. \’Vheri
the disortler is deeply i'ooted,and oflung standing,
la. ger quantities are necessary ; and sometiiiiesa
portion or too of salts may be useful. ‘The pub.
’ lic are catttiotied against spurious boxes. ' None
"are getiuiiie not signed by _, E. Dnwgy,
3;?" The above Salve l'or'sale attliis Ofiiée...
Price $1 per box. ’ .
Notwuk, Oct. lst.
, , .»l’Vhea.ton’s~/ t
ITCH OlNT.MENT.
".lflia- noted ltcli ()intineht,l)eing a safe,’-gieedy
and sure cure for that tormenting dlSOl‘d_§!;éij‘?:P"lcC
3/rirty—s(-vi.-it and a /z_u{/ Cr-7118. A-1.:-'o——
W/ieo1on.’s well known Jatmdioe ‘liittd
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"so eminently useful tor removing all jaundice
bilious coiiiplaiiiis, which are so prevalent at.tli?:,:-vi
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, present day——l"or sale by B. 8:.
walk, and Jztitvis, Stamford.
‘ AlsU—-UR Drivimi-oit'r’s celebrated.
EYE- W AT it 1’.--Price_25 cents, for sale as a-
‘hove. " ‘ " A
C. ISAACS, Nor-',
4...».-o— --—~"‘ “ A I ‘ ‘ . <- '---
.15,000 ft. clear pine Boards,
Cottsistlng oft inch, l l-4 and 1 1-2 inch stufl‘,
' -some sery supeiim‘. and seasoned. and fit for m
4m'edta’ie' use. for sale by V\ J. ‘3'riti~:i«:.'r
ROCK SALT. -
‘ UST. received and for saleby the sub§ci'ibers,
, Five l-_-[rtndi-ed bushels of the fir-st quality of
, 41<'0C'Kb‘.r1l.’1'..u BUR_RAI;L’3.tV_THOllJll;8._.'
, Hymn Books, A
miit;x'i'oni)_ SELECTION, FOR sun; '8'! .
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Cl{lLENWlt.H VVUOLE.N FAC'l‘URYi
. HE -tub.-._crib-:r'taltes this method to inform
‘ his fritznds andthe public that he has afgreat‘
expense erected a Woolen Factory on Miamis‘
river, about a mile and a lialfabove the Upper
ianding in Green uich,and is now ready to-receive
'.-Vool _fuI‘ Carding. \-He will also manufacture_
.;lgths; Sa'tinetts, Ste. by the yard or on shares-
also weave woolen yarn upon cotton. D, lug, fol
ling and illllsuillg done lorxcnstomers by experi-
enced workmen, on reason_able terms. Those
who may lavor him with their custom ‘ may cal-
culate on having their work dotie in the ncalest
mariner-—-Itidigo blue colored if required. All
orders thankfully i'pceiv'e(l and punclually attend-
All kinds of C0t.lnll‘y.‘[)l‘0tluCc‘ receiyed in
payment, at me New-Yotkprices, on making an.
allovvatice for the freight. '("5uSt0me|'S' Will filld
theit accuunl in picking the trash out of their
~.wool, and in properly cleansing it after it is shear-
ed or pulled-—the carding will cost them less, and
their rolls ‘be -much better; it is expected the V
cleaiiiiig willbe particularly’ attended to. . H
Emits l’iaci;.jun
Gree_n.wichi March 1. P i , l
Norwaé/c Wootetz Factory.
7 ‘\ HE subscriber \aCl{_llOWl€LlgCS to the puum
,tlie liberal eiicottiagemetit which tie has
met with ‘licietofore, and now takes this opportt.,-
riityito in orin his frieiids that he has agaiii _cmn
utcucod tho Manujiicturing Business, at his olt:
Establisliineiit, about two miles iiortli or Not w'oUk
Landing, on the main road to Daiibuiy, where he"
is ready for the reception of all kinds ol Wont.-
:\s"lie has put his Machinery inrcontpleicptdu
and p|‘ucul‘c(l one ofthe first rate wuiltiito.-iiiii.tlie
County, he flutters himself that a general sali-
faction will be given to all those that see fit to cm-
ploy him. ‘ - i ' -
Wool may be manufactured into. Cloth from
the fleece. either on shares or by the . yard, as
best suits the customer-—Il may also be made in-
to _B7-oad-C,'ott‘.~, Cassinzere, Saztinct, Carjzeting.
B[anketi7tg,1"la7mels, E:-"c. Blankets may l)¢ ‘VOW
the full \\i(lth, ifrcqtiested, and done cheaperand
better than at home. Wool will be catdcd for 4
cents the pound, (cash.) Wttol and Cloth may
be left in Norwalk, at the store of Mr. B. Beir-
nett or Dattcliy 8: James, from whenc\: it will be
taken, and returned itiiinediately.
. N. B Cotton and Linen Yarn colored indigo
blne—-wart-anted permanent. Also, ’Centl¢,3.Im‘n
and Ladies’ Coats scoured free l"‘0m grease and
spots. or dyed over again—Silks and Grapes dy-
ed and dressed to any sample. excepting SC31|‘ltl
W'oole:n Yarn will also he received for the pur-
pose of being wove into plain Cloth or Cassimere-v
Sattiiiet, Blanketing, or Catpetting.
(:Aittti'r'r H. NEVVI{IRK.
..m
illioiie l\'evV‘(ii’)ioos.
LARGE supply of seast.-liable Goods, bu’t
since the coiiimencetiient of the new year,
at prices much luwcl‘ llljitl the former value.
Being anxious to reduce their stock previous
to the lirst of April, (at which time they exptct
to rt-l‘mq.tisli the business) they will sell at a very
small advance, niakiiig it an olijezit worth the at.
lelllltrli oftlie.purchaser. » ' -
Among the articles rec'd. may be found
Fine Dt'ab.Uxfoi'tl Mixt_,hl-ie 2;: black BroadClot'ris
Blue iiiixl, and low priced blue Cloths
Superliiie blue, blat;k_, Oxford tiiixl, arid drab
Cassiinere do. iiiixt, new style
Low priced tnixt and blue do.
.5‘-..tt'iucr-5, line and conimon
Black, blue, crimson, and dt'ab,tabby Velvet
Black silk do. .. Green Baizc
Blue, green, white, and pink l"loreiice
Red, wlilte, yellow, and greeti Fla't'iiiel
Btinibazettes, line, black. figtir'e(l and tgiille
Cassimere bliawls, black and scarlet ' ‘
~.\/lcritio, purple and ltiiitation do
Fine undressed Sliirting VValtham Sliirting and
blieeting Domestic Ginghains and Checlt
Fl-agg, Canton, and Madrass l-iaiidkercliie'l‘s A
Gt-iitleineti’s Cravats, new style, with borders
Ladies’ black and white silk Gloves B?-aver and
Kid do. Ge_ntlcmcn’s Beaver 8: W'oodstock J...
Indispensable Clasps, Gilt Snaps
LZk£'wi8E—-A_ll'Csl1 supply of Groceries, Crock-
cry, and Hardware. consisting of ‘ ,_ ,
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cogniac and Cide.r Brandy,
iVl(llflSSCS, l'ea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Tobacco,
Slluli, English and American Powder, Shot
Sk.ttes,".Kiiives and F'otks,Spo‘o'ns, Thumb and
Norfolk Latches, Knob Locks, "Butts," Screws,
_ Chest and Trunk locks, Paste Razor so-apt, Pon.
knives, Combs, Scissors, Pins, Needles. Also a
lat ge supply of steel boot tips, which will be; sold
at 12 l 2 cts the pull‘. ~
Norwalk, Jan. 25.
Paints, Oils, Syc.
JUST received. and for sale on the most reason.
able terms, by D. HOY1‘ so SON,
Norwalk, Dec. 2. C . ‘
Tifor Catskill and -Albany.
WHE Sloop ORBI l‘, NASH,
will sail for Catskill and Albanyon
or about the 20th of March next. Those who
wish to send for Lumber are reqtiested to forward
their orders in season, as they will be attended to
in tlieorder in which they are feccivfido‘ Such
-asywisli to contract for Boards or Shingles, (de-
livered on the ltst of May) can be acconimodatcql.
9Dll1<= I‘lV€l'- In Order to facilitate the purchase
of Lllmbers lhe Subscriber has‘ made arrange-
ments for opening a store in Catskill the ensuing
in his ‘line. i «
Wu. J. STREET. _.
Norwallq-Feb. 16. " - -
) WEDJV‘ESD.6lY, -M./iRcH,' éii-, 12222‘.
r * (ROfG*K SALT.
Just r1'c’d. and for sore by 1).’/1U(.'1.r 1’ £9‘ ./..r11l’1ES C
Freight Will be i‘ccei,Ve(l and landed at any place _.
Lumber on better terms than any’ other pet'soii_s. represented insolvent.
. 5" ‘- .
‘ ' Bartram & btreet
HAVE on hand and for sale--Cheap.
Cogriiac and common Bi'aiidy,,l-loiland bx. com-
mlih Gin. Jamaica, ‘at. Croix and New ltum,'C|°
tier Brandy‘, Sherry, Lisbon, Port, _Madeir"a, and
Currant Wines, Ciiei-iy Rum, Cordials, Ale and
Poi‘fct, Molasses, 'l'easl‘ol' all kinds, \'\"lieat an“
Rye‘ Flour, Butter andClieese,l’ork, Beef Hams
Soap and Candles, V\'iotei‘ and sum riier strained
Oil, sweet Oil, Sugars ofall l{lll(l_3) Starcl.,l-‘e-.ii'l-
asli, Dye \'\/oods, Copperas, Allrtm andlndigo,
Coffee. Pepper, Allspicr, Ginger, Nutmeg, Chi-2
l'l’2lll'l0!l, Cloves, Mace, and various kinds of Rain-
iiis and C'urrants, a ,_.;eneral assortmeiitiof VV. 1'.
Fruit, Tobacco, Scgars lroiii, 3 fora cent to 3 Cts a
piece,also ‘b, the box; Vinegar and Cider, eliad
Mackerel and (.'odl‘is_h, Onions, blown salt, Rice
Crackers, Snuff, Brooms‘, Mustard, shat.-iiig soap
add salts. _
. .l..iverj:oul W"'are, consistinlg of Dining. Plates
'l'wililets,7 6 5 4 3 inch ;\'iul*i'ins, Tea settsyand
, 4 eas, Coliet:-pots and Collies, quart, pint and ball
pint Bowls, sugar bares, peppers, niustards, 4 qts
;2 qt: 1 q= and 1 pint pitchers, Ste, .
‘ L'.m_unc.lr:¢l Ware, consisting ol Tea-pots,Milks,
l'eas.‘sugars, quart, pint and half pint Bowls, 2
qtl2.tl".,,(]ll'dll. and pint .P.tcliei-s, qt. and pt. Mugs.-
Crr-..m colored i«l'urt:——Diniitg’Pl_ates, Muiliirs,
Bowls and Mztgs. (inert and blue edged H"arc.
P7‘:-.t 14'tgurcd'Pitclicrs, 5.‘:-‘c. E.‘J"c. U2‘. _
GL.4-‘.6 W./1R1v.‘-Quart and pint Decanters,
Tuniblers and VVilics of all sizes, i\'lustai'ds and
Salts," pint and ball pint Bottles. , '
11A1t1)t»V..t1w..-Pett-tet~ rttcits, block tin and
iron table and tea spoons; Slates 8: slate pencils.
~iiufl'ers, wood, saw and ratiail Files ; Cimblest
lvury Combs. Jew’s Harps, Brass and Japaned
i.‘ul'Ill)S ;' Sad Irons and s__tall(lS; Candlesticks;
Chest and Pad Locks ; Chest Hinges, Butts and
screws ; skates ;' bridle Bitts ; Pocket and Pen,
Razors ; Knives and Forks ; ‘hovel and Tongs;
Stock Locks; Curry Combs; Knitting and sew-
ing needles ; spiders ; Wire"; Powder, shot and
Hints ; liquid and ‘paste Blacking ; Grind-stones ;
one pair large and one pair small Scales.
- ALERIUS, a Roman story, 2 vols. ;
‘Mciiitniivci Rina; The Bi-:ci.us-E. a
.tl‘a'ti».latiUn of - Le Saiitairc,-’ \-\'helplcy’s (join-
pend of History, and ’conversations on Natural
il‘lli]_(_iS(){‘il‘l}*-—.]l_l.S'I 1‘C€e.'i'Ufd and for sale by .
pyl). 23. _ P. PRICE.‘
P-PRENTICE WANTED.
’.a.mii'si).a Lad from 14 to 16 yeal‘-S_0l
age,‘ as an apprentice to the S/Ioemakmé’
business. i ‘ JOHN FLEMING-
Norwalk, Feb. 12. . 59 ..
2:.
LA RGE quantity of the very best Quallll’
of Rock Salt, just received and for Salc by
‘ E. D. HOYT 8: SUN-
JUb'l‘ received and for sale at the Boo/rstorraitd
_ Library west side ol the Bridge. -
URl)iLli’b Village Sermons, 4 vols. Chal-
iiier on the application of Chi-istianty to
tViutca'ii-.ile and ordinary aflairs of life : 5pring’s
CuI'.(lallCC to the Holy Scriptures (a neat pocket
vohitne ;) Village Harmony, (a collection of sa-
l]ll)t:i'.:'Cllll‘l Century ;l.~‘.hild of'l'liit‘ty-six Fathers;
Ahridgeiiient of the I'iUn(ll'<:d VVoiiders of the
\'\"otld,(lor the aiiiusenient of children;) with an
'~‘Xl.ens'tv.e supply of Primer, Cat_ecliism‘and Ju-
lenllc and 'i‘Oy Books.
./Ilsa on band, a variety of Miscelltuieous Books
(tor sale or hire ) School Books of almost eve-
ry tlescription iii general-‘use ; Bibles, large and
small; pocket and school Testaments; Pra) er
Books; Dw,lght’s Psalrns and Hymns ;' Watfs
do ; Spelling Books, School Ceriific-.ites. Sec.
l.e'-.lt;el‘s, Day~l=$ooks, .Memorandum Books;
paper, leadpeiicils by the dozen or single, slates,
itik—s‘tan<ls. sand boxes, ink ponder. quills, Sec.
’,," Persons troubled with that _/ilz/iy tras-lz,,and
worst q/'all _evz'ls—-CASH, will lind no difliculty
in relieving lliemsgilves of their burthen, by call-
ing as above.’ W'ood and most kinds of country
accommodation to the purchaser.
J‘-H1 2|. P. i'PRICE..__.
TO LET, _
CO-NVh}Nlf;N'l‘ Hatter’s Shop
and Tools, situated at the west part
. . of the town. For furtherlpartictilaisin
quire of V ‘ Isaac BoU'i‘.0x.~
N/orwalk, March 4-, I822._ _ 1
Y order of the Court of Probate for
titaniford District, will be sold at
public veiidue on the 25th of inst. lV'larch
at- l o’clock l’. M-. the farm lately occupi-
ford, one mile west "of the village, and about the,
same distance from the landing, containing-about
one hundred and thirty acres of land, with suita-
ble proportions" of plough. meadow, orchard, and
‘wood land, and all well watered. on said farm
der Mill, Etc. The veiidue will be held on the
premises, and conditions niadeknown at time of
$3150 ‘
CKIRRLES KNAPP, Atlmiiiis.
_ SAMQL LOC-KWO0D,jtln. traitors.
Stamford,/March 4, I822. , 1*
Y order oftlie Court of Probate fur the dis-
trict uf Stamford, tiotice ishereby given to
all personsconcerned, to_ appearat the Probate
Office in‘Stami"ord, on the 3d Monday of March
.Ai.lm,ifa
Jriituiis "Cantu, jun,
_Greenwiich,_Feb.25, I822. ,
"~"-.-'-Ta -.-.~.--yu 1*.‘-‘.4; *§L’.'{ —'s‘ts»'~‘4+_,‘
Cli-anthers, Ewers, and M/ash Bowls, Pitchers, .
Knives of all sizes and prices ; Scissors St Shears; ‘
The
Essays ; Zlmnierman on Solitude; Bi-own’S Con-'
ci'cd_music;) P-iieumutree, or-_ the l"airy of the
produce will not“oe refused where it. will be any
ed by Ezra Lack»-zuoad,dcceased, situated in Stan» ‘_
are a large new Dweltrn;.;- riouse, two Barns, Ci- ‘
reenwich, deceased, of said days.
"‘ 3.’t‘i3§',°“"~flD-
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.7 E [lid subscribers being aI)poii}Lo_d
Hon; Court of Probate. -for the district of"
Norwalk. (._ommission_e_ré with full potverio ye.
ceive, examine, and 8(l_]USl‘Llll8'Clail'DS ol-' the c,-ed‘.
tlors, to the estate of Willia7n'~Scg‘/mozicr, late ofsaid .
N0l'“'alk»'deccascd. represented iiisolyent. hisreby
give.Notice that we shall meet on the businesstif
our appoititment at .the.dwel_lio.;;r-house of Hue-
'kiali Wliitlock, in said Norwitlk, on the let 1V1ouL_
days of May and August next, at 1_o’clock P.’ M.
bix months from the date,hereol7isallowed.said’
creditors to bring in and-prove their claiti_is._ _ ‘
BENJAMIN lsaitcs‘ t.‘ornm_is-
‘ W in. G. Bf.'1‘TS. .sit..ners.
Norwalk, March 4tli,.l822. “3 ~
ANTED--a smart, active Boy, about. l5-"
yitfdfb’ Olagc, to serve as an Appreiiticc to
the Tamnng and Ctrrrying Bilsiiiess—one who,
can come well recommended ; none 0.1.3.5-..¢ed
'."°‘m- Jesse B. Scitinuen.
Saugat_uck,’March 4th,'l822. ‘ A _ *1 "
‘ THE’ PittATE;
A Norm. 2 vols. by. the au.hor of W..mi,-
Ivanhoe, Sac. Just received by p_ pR1'CE_ ’
at . . VENDUE. t »
, 0- be sold at vendue, on Tuesday the .9‘5,'h
. inst. at two o’clock. RAM, 15., {,,n0w,ng
P"=¢°S 9* land. viz: One piece containing in, 3.
cies, lying at Lalf Pastime--oiie piece ly‘_i,.,§ at
bteven s Island, containing five acres with six a-
cres ofsalt meadow—-and one other piece coma,"
1n'g‘.five acres. lying at Duck Pond ;_jf not sold
previously at private sale will be sold at auction at
the above date, at the dwelling. Home of the sub_
Wilbert by whom an indisputable title iv
en. to-iditions made known at ,i,‘é.,ime of $3,,
. . Q‘.
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Norwalk’ Match ‘St, 1822.EV_Vl8‘(.a Fitrpn.
DISSOLUTION.
‘HE Partner-ship of J. M. £9’ [-1. SM[,” was
, b)’ l‘‘5 Own limitation. dissolved on ‘he
it-ist. All persons having unsettled accounts with
the subscribers are requested to call and -settle lhe
same without delay. JOHN M. Smi ii,
Hziitviiit Sm-m,
1822., r ,2. '
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Ridgefidd. March 2
vi! a Court of Probate Ixeld at Danbury
me dz'st_rz..{t of Danbury, on the 191/; ,
ruary, ./1. 1). H322 :
. PON the petition of,Petrr Hall. of South 9a..
lcm. in ii]: County of VVest(‘—l1l:Ster,a,,doslfme
of New-York. Guardian to .'Van¢_,, [2,.,,,.y I,-[2-Z
be.-zlz Penny, al'ld_ Susan Penny, all of bi-ufh-‘bu ii.
in the county of Putnam. and state of Nc:\v.Y(.yhk,
and all minors,:under the age of twenty-on ’
-showing that said minors own. as lieirr.-.3, MW
of their father. Darius Penny, doc. as..d,_ me one
yqual undivided half ofa certain piece of lomtl -,
mg in Ridgefield. in Said district or D... Y
(led north-east and west on Ctzmfort s,.,,_s. lam,
and sontli on Samuel Sears’ land. crtntainiti .3:
boot fourteen acres; and praring tliig. ’(:,,u§‘%.t-0
order the sale thereof--as penpetit o'- nnfilc da-
ted the l9tli day ofFc-hriiary, A. D.‘ i822 : i.
It is ordcrcd. that the 6'h day of M
ten o’clock A. M. be assigned for the
in-ancifo’
day of Feb‘
e years
but },lio_t;_na
bury ; and that notice ofthe pend.en¢'y‘,b't,.c°f be
given to all persons interested therein. to atrpe-.tr
at the time and place afot-esaid.and be heard theret-
on, by plll)lishing!; this oi-derin a public rte.t.5,>;,.
field. thtee weeks successively at legs, - . —
before said 6th of May. ’ six weeks
1 REUBEN B001-H‘ '_,“dge..
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WE the subscribers being appoiiit-.-tl hv the
t Hon. Court Ol Probate for lli‘. Dim,’-jm of
Stamford, Commissioners to receive, ;x.,,,y,in¢,
and adjust the claims of the creditors to on. ,.,-
tale of_Janies Banks, late of North Castle, state of
N-Y0|‘ka <l€C'd, rtpreseiited tnsolvr nt. hereby trite
notice that we shall meet on me _t,u,§.,,g,,5 o‘,',,,,,;
appointment, at the duel|ing—house of SOl()ml:n
Mondays of April and May next,at 2 o’clock.P.'.\l.
.. Seven months from the date ll?:l'eti_f is ,,l].,t.,,,-1
prove their claims.
' BENJiiMii~I BR-USH,:jU[l.‘i Commis-
ISRAEI. K. VVoon, ,5;on.;-3-5.,‘
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Greenwich, Jan 7, 1822. \
‘T E the iiubscribers, being appointed byrthe
H0” C011“ ..0f Probate fos the di.-rtrict~ of
Stamford, Commissioners, yvilh foil Powers ,0
. receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the
creditors to the estate of Ste/tlien Peck, late -of
the city, county, and state of New-York, (leccas-
ed, represented insolvent, hereby’ give nt)ti¢;¢,1lmt
we shall attend to ihe business. of our appoint-
ment at the dwelling-house of Benjamin Page,
in the town of Greentvicli, on the first Mionday
Oldune next, and on the last Monday of .-luly next.
Six months from the date hereof is allowed said
C1‘6(lll.0l)S to bring in and prove their claims.
A ETHAN Fisititxs, Commis.
'1 JABEZ MEAD, g sinners,
_ Greenwich, Feb 4, 1822. ” ’ 1'
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HE Hon. Court of Piohate for thelbistrict.
of Danhury having appointed the 5ll\l)bCl‘lv
lJeI'S COl'l'lIni$SlCrl'lel'S oti the estate of Pres.-road
Ta!/1,01‘: late of Redding itisaid district.dereased,
l'epl‘escnted insolvent, and- liatirig allotted six
» months fromithis date for the exhibition of claims
ngaitisthsaid estate-—noticc is hereby given that
they will meet at the Dtvellititr-hnttse of Wm.
Keeler,ui Ridgelield, on the business oftlieir .{p-
poiiitment, on the first‘Tuesrlay' in lvlajw no-rt»,
Sp:-ingfi, .With the advantage of a Partner con- next. at o'clock A. M.’ to be _heard relative. to‘ and at the House of Amos s“m5lh, -,,,, ‘I-ll‘-3' last
stanily in the Market to-attend to the plll‘§‘.ll'¢l88t Flie appointment of Commissioners on the estate Tuesday in July neixt,at9 o’clo‘ck A M on each
he has couhdence to believe that he can lut-nish of C-uar(c's. iljaare, late of G ' ' r ‘-
Lo'r'"' F 0/RR!-§/STER, 7 .
WM.’ Hr_twLEy, :Com’.-3,? _
WM.'KEELER, _ » . "
February 25.
Hllllly; and such will meet with gr.iod etti:out-age- “
i_ll be giv. ’
“'y "ext,
_ . _ hearir r,‘
said petition, at the Probate Oflice in said "
per ,printed at Not-walk, in the County of }:fai,._~‘
Ing-ersoll, in the town ol Greenwich, on the last '
for the creditors tosaid estate to bring in arid"
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