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, Stock Replenzshed.
’ The subscribers ‘havejon han_da.ge'ne_ral 33343?!‘
. mfent of tlielfitjst r.2_tte,Gi'oceties,x8<c. kc. wltlcll
“they ‘ofiér for sale low fotjcash or country‘, PTO-_
‘.dui_,:e".f I The foll9wing—1art_'i_cles are a part = -
_ . I ' < CRUCERIES. . y 0 __
.Jgm,'aica, Sr,‘ Croix and New-If‘.ngland._ Rum,’
; caigancn.-andy', H9_ll'ztnd and Pierpont Gin", All-
;?1 t‘spice,_Pepper,Ginger,Pearlash brown and lump
'$uy‘,-aii, ~.'re,.g, lncligo, Salt Peter, Candles, Soap,
Col’l'ee,~Rice,Nutmegs,Cinnamon, Chocolate, Scc
1 ; ,*?. cnocxunr.
L :bl”tie . printed ’ Ewers and . Basons, scream
tolorédilo.-~blue printed _Tea setts, Teas_8: Pitch-
jr crs, cream-colored Chambers, common earthern
:,_,___ilo. eaiitliern dishes, pitchers, cups,,,po,t.s, stone-
fpots, and jugs 5 tea pots some of a superior’qual-
' ity,_S’tc. Etc. ‘
.1,‘
‘>4. .-'
Z ‘HARDWARE.
; Kn,i_ves.an’d Forks, 7 by 9 Glass, Putty, 8d and
,j 9d::Wl'Ol.1_glll_ nails, 5d Gd and 8d cut do. ; VVil-
" ton"s caststeel shoe-knives, bread-knives, pocket
and peo—kn_ive_s, pocket combs, trace chains, stir-
raps irons, bridl.efbit.s, snuffers and trays, spoons,
shoe-rasps, awl-blades, tacks, taylor’s thimbles.
ebrasslcahdlesticks, Hints, slates.and pencils, steel
0 tgbiccrgboxes, Hunt’s Blacking, Ste. &c.
’ 'D;RY.;,'G‘()f0DS.-—A small assortment of Do-
mestic Mus1ins,lBombazettcs, "Woolen Cloths,&c.
Likewise, a quantityeof the first rate Cheese
r£or_-,'farni_ly use. ‘ Persons wishing any of the above
art_ic_7les are requested to call and see for them-
selves. . BURRALL 8: THOMAS.
Notfwallt, Nov.’ 12. .
. s DRY GOODS,
Suitable for the a/Iflroac/ling season, just rec’d by
. XTRA blue, black and mixed Broad Cloths
Common do do _ ,do do
3' Drab Kersey Pelisse‘Cloth .' '
i Blue, blackyand mixed Cassimeres
Red, white, yellow and crimson_Flannel
Olive and‘ drab Velvet
‘: Black tabby do Black and figured Ratinet
Plain and figured Bombazetts
‘. Scarlet and figured »Cassimere Shawls
§Blai:i;,-"silk Shawls Black Sarcenet
Green Florence Green Gauze
3‘ Black Italian Crape Rose Blankets
iPurple and white Shawls
Flaggeand black Canton hhdkfs Madrass do
3 Light and dark Calicoes . Furniture Calicoea .
;.Car_tisle A(s,ing,hani§....-. lack (-_1atn.b,'_c..,Muslin. ‘
ll ‘
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m‘poi'ted"'arid A'nierica’n"Gihghams " .'
do’ do sheeting‘ and 'sh'irtin_g Muslin
flrish Linen Cambric Muslins -Book do
{Leno and Sarcenet Cambric
§Eiguredj-’Jackon.et Dimities’
:;Gent_,l'ei-nen and Ladies’ beaver gloves
5Ladies’ kid do White and black silk do
,Bla‘clt silk and worsted Florentine Vesting
’;Merspilles do Cotton balls and Tape
lBl.ack worsted Hose ’Latnb’s Wool do.
}First and second quality coat and vest buttons
Wins and Needles Millinétt, Ste. &C.
‘ A A eneral assortment of GROCER~I1t'S~
D-I’!/_!RE, AND CROCKER Y.
3 .
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l T .Whaallon’s ,-
ITCH, OINTMENT.
That noted Itch Ointment, being a safe, speedy.
and sure cure for that tormenting disorder -Price
§,__(_/lift!/'8cU€71 and a half crnts. Ai.so—-
“Wh'c_aton’s well known Jaimdice Bitters,
Eco eminently useful for removing all jaundice and
lbilious complaints, which are so prevalent at the
ipresent day-—For sale by B. 8:. C. ISAACS, Nor-
iwallt, and S. Jltitvis, Stamford.
l Alsu—-D11. D_1_tveNi=oii'r’s celebrated
E.YE- VV ATER-—Price 25 cents, for sale as a-
§bOV€- ,
JUST received and for sale by the subscribers,
‘ _'F'tve Hundrcdbushcls of tho firs: quality ‘of
LROCK S./11.7‘. ‘BURRIALI. 8: Tiioiuns.
t-ROCK SALT. ,
I LARGE’ quantity of the véfry best quality».
of~Rock Salt, just received and for sale by
v ‘ ‘ . w .
t CONl1.’S SALVE,
fin infallible remedy forthe Salt Rheum.
jlllc‘. compound of this ‘invaluable Medicine
A has remained a secret with the descendants
iof _Dr..'Cone, -an eminent Physician, who lived
4? ngarly I00 years ago. The subscriber, one of
lhis descendants, possessing the knowledge of this
compound, feels itliis duty" to use it for the benefit
inf the sufferers in the human family; and there-‘
' }fore,without lurther introduction, offersthis S'a‘l-"ob
;to the public as a safe and efiicacious remedy for
_‘that implacable malady, the Salt Rheum. It has
inever been known to fail of a "radical cure‘ when
{properly up
loneybox. . _ . » .
p The m'ethod‘of using this Salve is to apply it to
, jethepart affected t'wo‘or three-times a day. When
» the disorder-‘is deeply rooted, and of long standing,
' ;la_rge_r”quautities are necessary ; and sometimes‘ a.
: ,portion-*or twoof salts may be useful. The pub’:-_
; §lic-fore icautioned against spurious boxes. None‘
{are3*‘1g”euuine not signed by , i , DEWEQYQ ,
r I I3"'~,'l‘he slime Salve for salsgattliis Office.-
I Price SX perbtlx. ' I ‘ ‘
N orwaltt, Quit. ",1 st.
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l__ _olmts,_, p a V _
EXIST rece ml, and forgpalc onlhe mb-St T633035
V ablcA’term_ "by
. ~Nor_walk,
ROCK SALT. A
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plied"; and generally with they use of ’
1- ‘ ‘V1620,’-to’-5l69"8, 2 vols. 8‘v‘o-by’ Cvo-r'i_*on‘M1l-1-'g1.:ii,:
. R. . ’.For_s'al¢"b‘_y ‘ A"
I Oils, 8_rc.:,’ A
yrs. n;_i.iov1‘ s_:SO,I..‘l_- , a 7
7‘. EENWICH WOOLEN .’i=?A7c'i'ORY. ‘
V ; y ;; ' HE subscriber takes this method toyinforin.
2;: "4 -.-his friends and the public that he has at great
expense erected a Woolen Factory on Miamis.
river, about a mile and a half above the upper
. landin in Greenwich and is now ready to receive
3
Wool for , Carding”. He will also manufacture
Cloths, Sattinetts, Sic. by the yard 0!‘ 00 Shares“
‘ also weave woolen yarn upon cotton. _‘Dy'Ings fill‘
ling and finishing done lorcustomers by experi-.,
cnced workmen, on reasonable terms. Those
who may lavor him with their custom’ may cal-
culate on -having their work done in the ncatest
manner‘-—I_udigo blue colored if required. All
orders thankfully received and punctually..attend-
ed to. All kinds of country producer received in
payment, at the New-Yorlt prices, on making an
Customers will“find_
their account in picking the trash out of their
"wool, and in‘ properly cleansing it afteuit is shear-I
‘ed or pulled--the carding will cost the-iilvlesss and
their rolls be much better;'it is _e'xp_ecte,d the
cleaning will be particularly attended to. ‘
. -Emits Pscx,jun.
Greenwich, March 1. l
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tMoi_-e NeW'.(10()(lS&?=
Iuar rec’d, and for sale by DJ! UCH Y 53‘ JAMES
A LARGE supply of seasonable Goods, ho’t
since the commencement of the new year,‘
at prices much lower than the former value.
Being anxious to reduce their stock previous
to the lirst of April, (at which time they expect
to relinquishthe business)they will sell at a very
small advance, making it an object worth the at-
tention of the purchaser.
Among the articles’ rec’d, may be found
Fine Drab.O.xford l\r'Iixt,blue 8: black BroadCloths
Blue mixt, and low priced blue Cloths"
Superfine blue, black, Oxford mixt, and drab
Cassim_et'e do. inixt, new style a
Low priced mix! and blue do. » e '
Sattineis, line and common
Black, blue, crimson, and drab tabby Velvet
Black silk do. Green Baize
Blue, green, white, and pink Florence
Red, white, yellow, and green Flannel '
Bombazettes, lines blacks figured “ml ‘willed
Cassimcre Shawls, black and scarlet
Merino, purple and Imitation do
Fine undressed Shirting Waltham Shirting and
Sheeting Domestic Ginghams and Check
Flagg, Canton, ant-l Madrass Handkerchiefs
Gentlemen's Cravats, new style, with borders
Ladies’ black and white silk Gloves Beaver and
Kid do. .Gentlemen’s Beaver 8: Woodstock do-
, Indispensable Clasps, Gilt Snaps
Likewit-e——A fresh supply of Groceries, Crack-
jary, and Hardware, consisting of
4,: Ruin, Rune” 3n.d.€3d2r 5K1‘-5!.It.l:r;. .
.Molasses, Tea, Sugar, Soap, -Candles,"'l‘obacco,
Snuff, English and‘ American Powder, Shot’
Skates, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Thumb and
.Norfolk Latches, Knob Locks, Butts, Screws,
Chest and Trunk locks, Paste Razor Straps, Pen-
knives, Combs, Scissors, Pins, Needles. Also a
large supply of steel boot tips, which will be sold
‘at 12 1-2 cts the pair.
Norwalk, Jan. 26.
VAl.ERIUS, ‘a Roman story, 2 vols. ; The
' MOURNING RING; The KECLUSE, a
mmslation of ‘ Le Solitaire ;’ Whe|pley’s Com-
pcnd of History, and Conversations on Natural
llhilosophy-—-Just received and for sale by
Feb. 23. ‘ P. PRICE.
APPRENTICE WANTED.
AN,"liED, a Lad from 14 to 16 years’ of
age, as an apprentice to the Sbacmu/ring
Business. ' JOHN Futmins.
Norwallt, Feb. 12. 50
NEW BOOKS.
ENIOIR of the Rev. Henry Martyn.
'l‘horntou,— on Pure Religion.
Foster-’s Essay on the evils of Popular Ignorance.
Farewell Letters. by the Rev. William Ward.
Family Prayers, composed principally in expres-
sions taken from the scriptures, and from the
established services of the Church ofEngland,
by Thomas Cotterill. ’.l_enlt’s Elevation. '
Sacramental Exercises, by Jake‘: Earle.
l3rown’s Concordance, pocket volume.
The true Masonic Chart,or Hyerogliphie Moni-
tor, by Jeremy L. Cross. A
Paley’s Philosophy ;Greek 'l‘estainent; Flint’:
Surveying; Perci‘val’s Poems; Vicar of Wake-
"field (cheap edition); Wagns’, songs‘, including
Catechism.-L, Prayers, ,8tc_. arranged for Sunday
Schools; Memoirs of Susan B. Marble; do. of?
,Caroline Ann Andrews ; The Hundred Vl/onders’
cf the World, in two parts, abridged for the use
of children ; together with a great variety of‘
_School_’andt Toy Books, ' T
. Just received and for sale by
P. PRICE.
to read. are informed they can be accommodated:
with It’nz'ckcrbockc;r.’s Hi8¢_°7'9 9)" New York. ,
1.-
, VFOR SALE--Caner, _
N ,Artillerynian’s Coat,C'a]l, Sword and Stock.
I Inquire of ‘ V P. PRICE. ‘
March 23. '
A FRESH supply of Groceries,
" “Hardware, and Fir_zdz'ng:—-..lu‘st. received-
aud for sale by _ BAm'zz.uir E31 Srkssr. 4
Also—- Wlziterbasb and Scrubbing Brushes. , I
‘ Not-walk‘, March ism,_‘is,22‘, _«
L_
rtr..tz...’. z»r..,,.....z..., l
:5 ' R", the» Ecclesiastical’ 1-Iistcjajpy-‘;_of,1 N,,,,,,;.;,,‘g-.f. '
I lahth».'i.fl'omi "i'ts‘first_“ plantihitlxlnl ole‘ year.
t"co:mtERsATIoiN ; $i.!i€»'?‘!‘h=‘F“°‘°"z.t‘ ‘Tm§é‘e‘.s.‘ I .
Forsalc by ‘- ' 7 ,i ,1 I f ,P.,P_R_lCjE.‘ _l jBomMI.£ .§9'_ TnoM.4_.S.' .*’JU5'_l?‘i‘eceived*aiid
" ‘ 3 '_ y T Nor,mll_irMtirch 15*.‘ ‘ “ " ‘ '_ ‘ " , ""l§,l_o‘r_'tv§ll's].April;§ "~“““'v"‘
. _ . ' '. | :1‘ 5' t'.‘.’~."'>,~._; t’
March at; at. ‘L,
[ !,h6._'
N. 8. Persons in the habit of taking,Books out;
YE‘. _. .
; * E...
' HAVE:,oii’hsnd and for sale—Ch§‘-{Pa
: Costtiséfihd B!3|_"lr.Ho1l,an£3 & 0°9-
‘_”.:'G‘ih,' 'J‘amaic‘a, St. Croix and Newffluma
46.? 13.§.r3th.iIr.5 Shérrr. Lisbon: ‘P°'Fv 1‘.‘'‘3*‘‘-°‘'‘‘.‘5 “"9
Curtigigttiwines, Cherry Rum, Cordialia Altgall"
P0l'.té’_l,_ Molasses, Teas of all kinds, Wheat all“
Rye.Ffour, Butter. andChecse,Porli, Beef Ham.-5
Soap.and.Candles, Winter and summer ,8.tf'«lmed
Oil, sweet Oil, Sugars of all kinds, Stati¢‘.l1aP¢’—_'4"l°
ash, Dye‘Woods, Coppcras, Allum and 1,“d'8°.a
Coffee-, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, N utmeg. $3‘)?
namon, Cloves, Mace, and various kinds ‘of R315‘
ins and"Currants, a general assortment of .W.- I.
Frttit; Tobacco, Segars from 3 for a cent to 3 CIS 8
piec_e,~also by the box; Vinegar and,Cide.t', Shad
Mackerel and Codlish, Onions, blown salt, Rice
Crackers, Snuff, Brooms, Mustard; 5h3VlDg 303!’
and salts. .
.L.g'ér}erf:ool Ware,’ consisting of Dining Plates
'rwulu.‘rs,7 as 4 3inch Mullins, Tea setts and
Teas. Coffee-pots and Collies, quart, pint and half.
pint'Bo‘wls, sugar. bares, Peppers, mustards, 4 qts
\ 2 qtslt qt and 1 pint pitchers, Sac.
" Jfnbmelled Ware, consisting ol'Tea-pots,Millts,
TeaS;,§§hgars,_ quart, pint and ‘half pint ‘Bowls, 2
qtiari,fcjitart and pint Pitchers; qt. and pt. Mugs.
Cream colored Ware—-Dining Plates, Muffins.
ifllismbers, Ewers and VVash"1.Bowls, Pitchers
Bowl\§'*»and Mugs.’ Green and blue edged Ware
Prr.-at Fig-urcd Pitchers, Uc. We. 3:. __ ~
GL.lo‘S_ W./1R1£—'—-Quart and pin! Decanters
Tumblers andl\V_ines ofall sizes, Mustards and
Salts, pintand hall~pint'Bottles.
II.»/{RD WJYRE-.--Privyter Facits, block tin and
iron table and tea spoons’-,..,1Slates 8: slate pencils
snuffers"; wood, saw and raftail Files ; Gimbles!
Ivory .;C-ombs, Jew’s Harps, "Brass and Japancd
Lamps; Sad Irn.-as and Slallds I Candlesticks»;
‘iidle Bitts ;' Poc'ke‘t-and’ Pen,
screws ; ‘‘ ska? ,__ y
and prices ; Scissors Sfshears;
- '.,,.’-,3 '5
Knives of ‘all-i'§‘ize’§--
Stock Locks ; Curry Combs ; Knitting and sew-
fiints ; liquidand paste Blacking ; Grind-stones ;
one pair large and one pairsmall Scales".
“I3-i1_./Iui/rarity of the Mate, of Cdzzrlccticuf
STATE LOTTERY.--CLASS I.
SC'HEME. ‘
1 Prize of $2000 iii $2000]
3 1000‘ ' ‘ 3000
6 500 3000
4 300 I200
100 N30 10,000
100 50' 5000
I20 30 3600
, 300 20 6000
,, 2709:; #5 16.000
3334 Prizes 50.000
666 6 Blanks _.........
,o,ooo Tickets at 5 Dollars, is - 50 000
Less than two Blanks to a Price. Part ol the
above Prizes will be determined in the following
manner, viz.--The first 1000 Blanks to be prizes
of six dollars ; the first drawn number on the 8th
l0th, l3th and 15th days, to be prizes of 500 dol-
lars; the first drawn number on the lélh, l6th
and l8th days, to be prizes of 1000 dollars, and the
first drawn number on the 19th day to be a prize
of 2000 dollars ; all other prizes are floating from
commencement. It is understood that 500 num-
bers constitute aday’s drawing, whether more or
less are actually drawn on any one day, and will
accordingly regulate the stationary Prizes. The
t,tveasu_t'es of this scheme are not absorbed by one
or.t__'wo overgrown prizes as is commonly the case,
but itswealth is more equally, therefore more use-
fully distribu'._ed. The advantages oftliis scheme
over others we would recommend to the panic“-
lar attention of an enlightened public, with full
confidence that it will he by them patronized.‘-—
All prizes subject to the usual deduction of fifteen
per eent,and all prizes less than 100 dollars pay-
able in sixty days, and all others in ninety days
after the completion of the drawing, which will
positively commence at New-Haven,‘on or be-
fore the 21st day of May next. All prizes not
called for in one year after the completion of the
drawing, will be considered as generously given
to the object for which the Lottery is g'ianted,and
will not thereafter be paid.
’ ‘JEREMIAH Srunczzs,
Tirom4sjF. Rowuuo.
HEZEKIAGH HOWE,
Gisoriciz Borrzm, ‘
“New-Haven, Feb. 1. V 4.
_ "Q T1’eL‘s9'sfor: sale by WM. J, »Sa'1u:c9', Mar-
tvizlk, who will /my all Prizes lcssllmn’ 100 dollars-
by him‘ ‘sold. ' t
A ' 0R_.SALE9
GOOD‘ Dwelling-House and Shop
L A with _a never‘ falling well olgood
' water-_-well calculated for a Mechanic...
gt-_1.>t.
./f
. ,,i,,,a,e,1§on the west side and within half a mile
of Norwalk Bridge, and joining the haijbor--‘with
about one acre ofland, and between 26_ and .30 of
the lips: quality of grafted apple and-p_tj._a_r;_ trees ;
with a new Barn, built of the best mitgrials. Al-
to two acresof salt‘ ineadow \vithiin;oii§,’rod of
: r|_1e_house-_-likewise anew wliarf,-coiivfinient for
», ' small craft, and a good i'ow,.,boat'.with sails‘, only
'Cr0c/tcry," ' ' “
2'years old-—also a good cooking stove ; two;-.good
new milch cows,o_ne breeding uow,aud two shoals
ol'_,tht:,-gI.‘ia_ss breed. — -
pl. 5;. The House, andland’ can be y
with :or,without iheiie articles. I ininediate
“seaaion, and au..,i;idisputable title given. Pay-
inentsmade easy. Apply to K2-.x_rn-;'ni SAoii'.._ ,
Norwalk_, March 19, I822. . 3
' -’ WANTED, _
‘LiI!éosan’d Cotton RAGS,
.1
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. . ~ -.,'.»_-."7.'.‘,“ I -p;1.t.L':.- I. .
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A dilly
and tormentingldisordcr, I/£6,116/I. Llkgwisg, ,_
‘ , August 30th.
Chest and i_l’ad_.3l§%§ks ; Chest Hinges,‘ Buns and "
Razors ; Knives and ‘Forks ; Shovel and Thugs ;,
ing needles; spiders ; Wire ; Powder, shot and‘
Mam:-. 1
‘ids
. «ed"i$=i57.j~¢téd1i¢rs:'{$§!'~
..x -A t as
_ for which
' f_Ca§h 'will»h'efp:aid.-by, I,he‘htlbs:c_rlbe1'I/; who
’ha"v'e_>on hand Writing-.and ‘Wra'}l[u'ngt Patter, ‘fol’-_.
a
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y .9, 0mtnwntfo1j~the‘1t¢h, .
F uli pI_:asan_ttiess, iiafety,e_itpe'ditiop,,ease gag‘ ' _
.- .__t:.‘elflalnl)’,_lS infinitely SUpcl‘l0r.rQ.*’any our,‘-,.,
medicine‘, for the cure of thatmost disagrceabic.
-.‘eI'tain remedy’ for cutaneous er__upt_ions, scorbu..
tic afl'ections',of' the head, pimples in i_he,fi,¢e,l‘
mswotrns. stubs. morrhcw. , and all’ .erupzio.,,..
9f the Skin-. N0_l{avelleI: by land-or sea ought to“)
PC Wl!h0|_lt_this valuable ar'ticle.—1-Yricc 33 .j.,.;,, ;
-Auto-—CLAY’S .S'1‘.0MAOH 1,;-mas. 7
- V 'l~ii_r.ir_ will beifoundin all-cases olihe following
description to give relief ; Nanci.-i, vomi,i,,g,.=
flatulence, heart burn, costivcness, weakness a:-:
the breast,-pain in the stomach, excessive weari-F
ness, loss of appetite, dullness and oppression,-3-;
propensity to sleep,bitter taste in the inouth,loa1h.~..
mg of ,food,and allother symptoms of indigosfim;-‘*
They are a ‘very pleasant cordial Bitter, and-are.
recommended for the use of taverns’-asewe‘ll ‘est
private l'amilies.—-1?rice38_ccnts. - -. .-
Theabove "may be -had of .Stc/men St Jalm and?"-
B U‘ C’. Isaarfa, «Var-rualk, Mr. Cannon, ‘ W'z'[;o,,'!'_~;
Jarvis, Stamford, and in every town in ma-.r.E‘.~.,
27.eow ly *
l“0R SALE 01?. TO LET," _
. DWELLING HOUSE, 13..., am,
. Shop, with-three acres of Land 3i;.=:
,u-ated half a mile north of the_Bridgc. For (com,
3PPlY ‘° _ ' . STEPHEN Hltnronn,‘
( Or to Wzllzam Lockwood, ncm-1),, ,3,.,-ldgc.) L
Norwalk, March 25.
TO LET,
T W0 ROOMS well calculated for almogf
_ any Mechanic, over Messrs. Bartram. &._~
btreet’s Store, and now occupied by Jesse Curtis
Terms reasonable, and immediate possession 31,;
°“- " " ‘E. H. S-rims";-.‘ “
Norwalk, March 23. ‘
0 MILLINARY. , 5"
RS. M. A. SELLECK has just returned
from New-York with a general assortmelit‘
Of Millinary Goods, consisting of Leghorn, ‘Sn-aw,‘
Cl“P9 and Silk Hats, of the latest fashion, with 35;
€l°33‘1t assortment of Ribbons, Artificial Flow.‘
ers. Banboxes, Ste. Ste. which she offers to‘ he}
Customers on the most reasonable terms. * A’ ‘
N0"W81l<sApril2, 1822. r t 3
a Summer Arrcmgemcnt. I .
: A,ccOmmodation,P.a.ckets.
To sail from Ebenezer D. Ho. t’s Land’ ‘ .
g ‘ Norwollc, for Peck Slip,.JJ\"¢;g.-y,,,2.’]:§’ - G
~ 89.00? _uNiON Br-awn, mu ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, "3,
3. ing from the above landing on Saturday tlie
6th of April, and return on Thursday. Sloo”
CITIZEN: Pmnoycr. will sail on Tuesday ans
return on Saturday. Sloop MECHANIC, 1)a§.
kam, will sail on Thursday and return the-Tues: .
day following ; each vessel performing her wgék,
ll’ “'1? ”}?'0Ugh the season. - ~, V.
Forfrcight or passage apply to the subscribers ’
or to either the Captains on board of theirrg;
spective vessels. E. ‘D. HOYT USO '. =
Norwalk, April I. . 53"
R:§1;:WAY {rpm the sobscribgr, on the
Shoe-mal~:' mil’ 5"‘ "“’°m°d arrrentzcc to the
Hfflf gflnfgs’ the name of
_!I 11:00 9 a ut 17 years of age, 5 feet 7
.01‘ .8 Inches high, and dark complexion. All pgy.
son: are forbid ‘harboring, trusting,» or cmployihg
sat runaway on penalty ofthe law. _ 4 A
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New-_Canaa_n, Man,‘ 30, l822.1‘3N/‘_‘. W go.
HE DISSOLUTION:
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T the firm of Bigraefl"f:J"o7?lloem¢::1:ill‘l,gb;::$
fif: 38”‘-¢_m€D1a¢1tpIre on the tlstof May .n¢g‘r,.,.,‘..
'?dY P¢'§0D 0|‘_Pel'Ions have any clalmsor dc‘.
man piagaipst said.firm,they ara requegrgdpo prg.
sentt em immediately for payment, An who
are indebted to said firm onraccount, are r€¢ll1e'st..
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Nopwalk, - 1822, nouns. .
arr,» Court of Probate Iiolden at 1«‘l.i.;,?éE,- Mam,
26,1822. * j..-..
- HIS Court limits andappoints six..m,,n{1,’g.‘_-
_ from this date for the creditors to the estate
of Jason Diebrow. late of .11‘-.,i,-fi,,._]d,‘ damaged"
*0 Cxhlbil their-claims against said estate, and;t'lr¢” . "
Administrator (with the VVill annexed) -ielhéréfk
by ordered to give notice thereof as. the'law_~d”i-
l"~‘Ct5-._ _ Davin HILL, 'Jud‘g-E;
Notice is hereby given to the creditors to the
estate of Jason Disbraw, late of ~ Fiairfield, de-
Ceil-‘eda that unless they exhibit their claims‘-wi(h’._
in the time above li‘mi_tcd they will-be debarrediu‘
reC0Very- A .SE'I‘H TAYLOR, Adrnfr.
' ‘ (with the Will annexed».-
Norwalk, March 26th, 1822. ' O
E the slillscribe r_s, being appointed by Inc’ . ‘ . -5:j’_’N
_ Hon.‘ Court of Probate for the distriétofp ' '
Starilford‘,Comini_ssioners,' with {on pg fig.
ceive, exam'ln'e, and adjust the claims ofllie‘.“" "ed; "
itors to the estate of Charles illore, late,;°§ff;~,?¢é},.. .
wich, dec'd,' represented ‘insoloent, ligféby ... I
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notice.-.“tliat ‘we will" meet on ‘t_he.b_u's
appointinentj, on the 3d, grlondaygo
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