‘ mists consist of about 9. I-2 acres of land, with It
‘ possertsor might wish to pttrsuté, having an ex-
-tle. will be given.
It‘ -‘Bate at the lower part 05 ll“? low“
.' ‘and a quarter from the Bridge. Said Mill is in
‘will, a proportitrn of wood laud.
. ' a.Fat'tn. The Farm will be sold either wi:h,ot‘
’ ‘Z .._,5~.,~ptemtu-er’. 25m; 1922.
I ' 1,l|-lllllllglfiona I" L PEI)-‘ .9: 1823' '
xvnofc No.’ 255.]
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TERj.,,5___.’1‘1Lte Dollars per artrtutnp ptll/l1--
blg Quarterly. Mail subscribers m ad-ccmce.
Al)vER'i‘ISE.VlENTS, less than a square, 75
cents . a 3q,,g,,-0, $1 (20, for three insertions.
2 - _
Jon PP.rN1‘1N'G, of ti“ kmdss “lean?! ex-ecu‘
ted, at the shortest notice.
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'FU1£.-\'ITUl.’.E W./IREHOUSE.
James E. Itfilboumn,
N l«;H‘Pl£C'I'I"ULLY int}.-2m.s the inhabitants
of,Noru5alk. and the public In lzvencral. ll!‘-ll
he contemplates opening: a Cabinet W are l.l‘t\1*7C~
on the fins, of May _ne;Er, at Ins stand a few rntlls
E“, of me llridb-e,’ Lngagcrnt.-nts can be mac c
previous to that date-
Nurtvallé, .I'.ll). 97llL I823-
FOR SALE.
: hat excellent and well known
‘gland, a few rods west of lltt:
A Britlgc, now occupied as :.1‘Tavrrr1
and ._f;_mg¢.['Io11sc, by .lcru.~.h:r ‘Street. llle We‘
ly48
new well finished two story House. Barn. Coitfll
[—}_.,n:-.c, and other out-houses. all ID 800“ l“—‘P"’"-
quehannah
by Miss Porter.
dclphi-a’.
CIat‘inet, Hautbov. Flute and Bassoon.
taming 25 or 30 acres, it is well proportioned in
meadow, plough, pasture. and wood-land, hasa
good young tirchard, well watered and under
good cultivation.
on the 20th of March next, at 1 o’clock P. M. at
sale. togetlier or in pieces, as may best suit the
purchasers. For fu r'tl1er-p:.u-ticulars inquire of
.N'01£W.4LI(', (con...) :I‘UE.éo./11/, MARCII 13,1823. '
._____§....
NE‘.\tV- WORKS,
Just rcc‘d at the Library,
tzurst end of./Vow-Black.
I VHE Pioneers, orthe
______ __ _ . sources of the Sus-
, by the author of the Spy, 2 vols.
New-'1‘ales, by bliss Opie, 2 tols. -
Tales of the Manner. by ;Vlrs. Irloflidtttlt 9 WIS-'
B.tnnockbur'n, or-‘Sequel to the ScottishChicfs.
\Vt:lsh Mountaineers, 2 vols.
Things by their Right Names. 1 vol.
Sass,’ Jgurney to Rome and Naples, 1 vol.
Arabian Nights Iintertainmcm, 2 vols.
Maid of -.\l-iscmv. 1 vol.
Cuttings Chemistry, I vol.
' Percy An. _c,..'lutc:$. in a series of Numbers.
lallous’ Eleven Sermons, delivered in Phila-
I"lutc Preceptors, Violin do.
Inst-'ument.al Preccptor,or lirstt'uctionslbrtvI1e
Scliuol Certilicarest very c/ten/z.
(Jopv Books. superior qtraliy. ‘P PRICE.
-. N -rwalk. Matrix 4=h, I823. 1
‘ .«_, 13‘ UK SALli.—-A valuable tract of
" Land, situate in the town of VVil-
ton, one mile east of the Church, and
six miles from Nortvallc landing, con-
To be sold at-public vendttc
he house ol’.N'uz/um Bells, if.nut sold at private
EBENISZER Armor.
Porrndt'idge..Mar_ch -loth, 1823. 2
with a never‘ failing well of excellent Wale!‘ “C”
the (l.')nr‘. ill is ct-nsitlered one of the most cI1-'
. . - - \ . ~ A | 1
gtble situations in the bounty‘ of F.urfiu..l(. for .3
Public House, or any other business which the
ccllcnl market near by, and bring within 5 hours
sail of New-York. One third only of the pur-
chase money will be requit'ecl. and the rest may
' An indisputable ti-
Jsnosua STREET.
45tl'
remainon griotl security.
Notwalk, Jan. 4-, 1893-
FOR SALE:
VALUABLl.tL GRIST XWILL.
with Burr stones, and about f— of
an acre of Land, with a good Dwcllrn_9;
House-_ancl out—houscs thereom Silt -
, about a mile
pond repair‘, and most ofthe muclrinet‘_V new. and
gas ,, ,‘.,,,,d_.,-l,;,.-¢ of public patronage. It will be
sold cheap for cash. approved_credrt, or In ex.
cl,._,nq,. for 3 Farm. Being a t1dc—mrll it has the
advantage of other millsin dry seasons. In the
pmpl a"e large beds of Oysters which are grow-
i,..,., 3,, ,,l,m,.-llmce, and would be considered an ch-
‘ re l\utcliaset'. For Iurlher l73l'llCUl3l‘5
fthe subscriber.m- oi Jeremiah Leach,
iscs. or at the store ofliit B
ject to tl
lflqlllrc 0
livingon the prem
1lc.,;,glt,‘ric;tz' the Bridge. .
. Cn..\nLEs Gll.D0.\'.
Norw;t‘.l:. Novernbet‘ ‘Z6. l’r:2‘.Z. ' 39tl
.F()ll. SALE.
I-‘ARt‘vI situate in Ridgt-Iicld,onc
- mile and a hulfnorrh ofthc Pres-
byte.-liar‘: Meeting-llotrse, containing
100, acres of plmigglr. pastut‘c,rnearlu\v
On the prerni-_
sets are a good Dwelling-lienrte and Barn. with
out-houses, all of whirh are new. .'I‘hv :.tl)m'c
place will be sold low for cash or approved cred-
it Fm. l._,nl.¢_-r pal'2icI,lI'fl‘!_‘_§,?illqlllrt: of Jab.-z .l'i.
Gilbert, neat‘ IN? PV¢Ul15'5-‘it
Rirl_2'efiel(ls l"lt”V~ l3- I322‘
' ‘Wt cm .~.,~\L,l«;_.— .l_lrut excellent and
well known stand, situate near
" , Slanwicl) Meeting-Iluusc, now occu-
’ pied as a 'I'avcr._u and Start. The
premises cnnglgt of about ten :u:t'es ul Lantl with
a well finished two, s',()t"y. D ucllin;:~llou~'e, Barn,
carriage and slaughter-hotrse, all in good repair.
with other 0m_l,0u,-33, and a ncvet‘ falllllg WCII Oi
water near the door‘. CA5 the sub-criber will re-
move to New-You kthis spring, it willbe offered
upon reasonable terms.
Sm39
Sonomorv INC!-‘.RSOLL.
_ ‘5.,,,...;ct.', rm). 27. I823. I
I H) he sold and possession given
on the Isl day of Aptilncxt, a
valuable ‘Farm, situate in the town-
- ship of .lelierson, in the county of
Morris. and state of New-Jet‘se,V» almul 15 mllfis
;,.,.,, Mm-ristown, on the turnpike road leutlmg
from thence to Sparta. The Farm contains a-
bout 500 acres. 300 of which is good arable and
meadow land, under good fence, the remainclcris
,,,,',t,er and woodland.‘ This farm is believed to
be one of the best grazing farms in the st.atc.-—-
fl‘l,er‘e are on the prentises a good two story dwell-
ing-lloust-, a Ci(l~.-r-Mill and .D’r:steIler‘ys, 3 l§0"¢l
B._,,,, amlhe,-cry nlllcl‘ cnnven1ctrt:e n«.—cesz~_ary for
w
wirhout the Stock and farming utensils: '%_1S‘_m‘<‘Y
best suit the lturcliaser, For further par'.’rcuIars
inquire of lt.'d:zv:zrd C'on(lr'c(. E.»-q. at I\'I.(;)l'l"ISl0\Vnv
or ofthe Sllbsctllrcl‘ living tll1llt(,‘.”_[)l'-C‘:l1!,lSe9- ,
3:? .'I‘hLe above prop_¢;_l_'t_y,h\Vi‘ll.‘ be, ‘sold cheap.
and um. y-y,;i§,,g_n’(:',lvl5"':t’1]'£l(i.C easy to the purchaser.
-,:.,.l.,»r.tain3¢}un.te. DAVID B. Hum).
I / I I I I . *to5
' “V U1’. SALl$-_-.A good new House, at
the foot-of Mill Hill, Norsyalk,‘ for'- .
met-ly.ot-tncd by 'l‘hu’s llatvxhiirstt The
front can be occupied as a store, ,and is
one oltlre best standsirt town-, and has‘-an oven,
and other apparatus. for carrying. bn the Baking
business ex'en‘.~ivcly.. For tet ms.,(whic.h will
' la”) apply to B.-;:jam_r.'n Iaarzcs. near" tf L‘
" ' _NA‘l‘HA.\‘lEL _P.Usc'o
8l'l:'50
lfcaaonal)
ri(lg_t‘- '’
- Cracker;/,, 5,-l':’{4\:'d'1tl_£_zb re,
UR bt\LI$—Tliat I*‘-arm late the
‘ property of Samzu-I B. Igmzcs,
(.l8CC2l5c(l, consisting of 140 £!Cl‘cS, (it?
~ it best suits the purchaser, but 100
acres will be sold) situated in the town of South
Salcrn, county of \Vestchester,-.rn(l state of New
York. on the road leading from D;mb_ut‘y to New
York, and about 15 miles from Nnrwalk Land-
ing. On said Iiarru is a Dwelling-House, Barn,
and Orchard bearing a variety of trait ; and the
l'-arm is suitably proportioned into Plough. Pas-'
turc. Meadow and \«‘Vtm(l Land. The said larrn
will be sold at a reasonable price. but um: half
the purchase money will be requir‘-:d at the time
of sale, the residue can remain a number of
ytzars--a good title can be given. For further
particn|ar.s inquire of the .~.uh:-.ctihet', liting on
the premises. .l.t.ur.s I3. ISAACS.
South Salem. I)-ac. l.l822. 4-I
, V F Uli b'Al.I—‘,‘—-—I itt-. atmzsttl the: ()l--
lezs for ‘sizilia a l’arrn of about
; 432,- lorry acres, well pr---pm-tiona-cl for
.-‘~..-3..-‘s..;.£-_.—.i& . ..
"' Meadow. l’lo‘ugl1.aml l rrnh-er Land,
aituate in the town of Warwick, C--ttnty of Ur-
ange, and state of New York. On it is a good
Dwelling [louse and Burn.
‘I here is also on the l)l‘rl'llISt:';S, a Falling Mill,
and Carding Machine. all in complete repair -
It is sitttattztl on a good stream ol «tater, and is
one of the best stands in the courny. 'i‘herc is a
\Vood lot of about 30 acres, Slltlfltc within a mile
and a hallof the I’arrn. Payments mttdc easy.
For further patliculars inquire ol the subscriber.
ltvint: in the \’lll'd-56 of W-ar\vicl=..
5l““3m SYLVANUS FANSHI-tn.
VV_artrir-k. Or‘-amzt= Co--n'v., Feb )7.
l“Ul\' SALE.
GOOD Family li()RSE, kind
t11ha:n_c.~.s, or under the sad-
dle-'—wiil be sc.-ld clteap—-apply‘ to
x , VVM. M. BET'l‘.'$.-
Dec. l4'h, l"‘Z2. ' 42
bony and Catskill.
LOU.’ O.-bit, D./('..Mz.'s-/I maliter,
A sails fur_Albuny and Catskill on
or about the 20th of March ncxt.and
will stop at mli:,r' places on the river
to land and rt'(‘ci~e frcig’ht. Orders lor Lum-
ber will be received and promptly exrcuted. by
the master on board. or by VVM J. Sr1'mt:r-:1‘.
N. The subscriber is interested In a store
in Catskill (under the firm of Jacob1)auc/zué9'Co.)
where goodsor lumber intended for this place
can be deposited. Those (lr:Sll‘O‘.lS of having
their Lumber bought this winter can be accom-
modated by addressing a‘ line lo me firm,
l“t'l1..ll- I _ VVM. J. S'rrna:t7.'r.
ELI B BENNET1‘
AS lately returned trom .\‘ew-York with a
a general assortmc-‘nt ofGoods suitable for
the approacliirrg season. The fnllowing com‘.
ptlse a part, rw/uclz -wiltbc told Cfllvjfll’ /‘or ’Ca:9/l.
or Cbruzzry Prorlrrce. .
Blue and Black tjloths, various qualities
Oxford rnixt do Drab do
Blue, black. and mix’d Cassimeres
Blue and black-mixt Sartinctts
Ladies’ Pclisse Cloths Rose Blankets
Dcvonsliire Kcrscys, dill‘-ercn: qualities’
Burdered and plain Cassimere Shawls
Drab and Olive Fearnought
Ladies’ black worsted Hose
Gcntlemen’s Lambs Wool do
Black and Blue Tabby Velvet
Drab and Crimson do‘ do Plush
I"la,nnels various colours and qualities
Green Baize ' Arr assortment. ol'_Vestings.
l*'ignt'ed~ and plain Bombazettes
(lsitmon do 1*‘igut'e_'d Ratinetts
Tartan and C.arol_ine-_I_3laids * ‘~
Ladies’ and Gcntler1ie'ri’$_ Beaver (‘gloves
Black Canton and Flagg silk l~l'ndkl's
American 8: Impor'te<l_5shit'tings 8: sheetings.
do do’ ’ -Cin_t_;harne
C'a,nton=Ct"apes Velveteen Handkerchiefs
,_ ashmérc Shawls, Spool Cotton, sec. Sic.
g.:;=- Also, A general assortrnem of Groceries
Norwalk.
For Al
-
l N671) Store & New Goods
REUBEN R. rtncn woscrrt inwsu,
having lately established thcrnselves in busi
ness at Gr:-enwr'ch. (Coscoh Landing) under tlu
extensive Assortment ol Dry Coeds, Gro-cm‘.-s,
C/“'1”: liar!/zcrz, (zlass E3’ Stone I/Var‘:-, Hard-r‘uur¢«
Cwlcry and liollow More ,'- Sc/:ao'l13u’O/.'.s-, ~1lIcdr-
Ci”-¢’8._€9'c. and as the Goods have nearly all been
recently bought. at Auction for Cash, we feel con»
Iitlent in assuring the public that they will be of-
lercd lower than they can be obtained elsewhere.
The following articles comprise a part of the: as-
sortment, viz.
Superfine blue, black,bt-own and drab Broadcloths
do do ~ Drab and 'Mtx‘d Cassrrnere
Oxford and Queens Mixture [very fine
Bordered Cassirncrc Shawls some ol which are
. 8 quarter plain do price $2 62-}, cts.
Rose Blankets from 7 to 11 Quarters [colors
Satjtinetts and Flannels of various (|U3Iltl{.‘b and
Green Baize Drab K.erscy‘for Pea Coats
Tartan, Scotch and Caroline Plaids
Bot-nbazettes, a large supply 1-‘iguretl Ratinett
Black,blue,drab, crimson & purple Tabby Vclvct
Black-Silk Velvet Black btusenzztt
l"rench and India Levautine Pcurl colored do.
Figurctl Lenocs Book, Swiss and Jackonet
Musllns Camhrics Sarsnet Cambricks
Jackonet and Mull Mull Muslins
Ladies’ white and black silk Hose Merl’: do
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’: worsted and cotton do
Ladies black and white silk Gloves Kid do
Beaver do Gentlemen’s Buckskin do
.\littens and half handed mittens Crap: Shawls
Power Loom shirrings,shcctings, plnid:s_,sttipes,
and checks Steam Loom and long cloth
Shirtings Irish I.incn.~, a large 'dSb0l'lmc:lll
Colored Cambricks Dlenacd and Undrcs:sed
Calicoes Itorniturc do
Russia Duck and Russia sheeting
Cotton uudLrnen Holland Cotton Shauls
Large azrsortrnerit swan.~t.lown and other Vestings
Silk Flag Sc blat-.k_.~flk lltllsfs Velveteen H‘dkf.~.
Cotton Flag t:l‘lEl’,l1llllt'y rcd_BanZ toe do
Madras Hhdkfs and Fancy ' L;ra\'atb
Shoe Ttimnnngs and C-ailnon Bindings by the
Box or piece Barred Cutton,price l.s~6z1pcrIb.
Cotton Yarn candle VVick \'Vo0l, 570.570-
(‘r'ROC'E1?Il'J~5'-Uld Jamaica, Alitigtra and
Molasses Rum, Cogniac and Spanish Br-anuy
I"I0lla:,d‘alICI india Point Gin, I\'Iat.leit‘a. Ptrrfatttl
(Lunar-it Wine, Cordial and Cherry Br‘.-.n(ly,
\'Ve:.r India and New Orleans Molasses. Young
l-lysnn“ and llyson Skin Tea, West India and
Bzown Havana blight’, White l‘IuVa:'u do, very
cheap, Loaf and Lump do. Whcar, Ryt: and
liuckwhcat Flour. Rtce, Cuties. Ginger, Al
spice, Pepper, Cloves, Nritrriegs, Mace, ’Cas..~ra.
and Raisins, Blue and \\r hire Vi-Pol. Flour" Sul-
phcr and Roll Brimstone, Canttlcs, Soup, Paper
3: Plug 'l‘ob-ucco, American and Spanish Segars,
Starch, Cupolas, Lwgwood, Nicquaragt.-a Wood,
Allum by the cwt. or It'SS quenitity. Cltcrsc, but-
ter, Lard, Pork and Fr.-.h, W in<.'uw Class by the
box, Shot. Flints, Putty and Lamp (til.
1‘1fl1(l) .4./V1) .HOLI.O!V l"l’./IKE-.Swceds,
Russia,'En,;li.~;h and American Iron; Crawlcy’.-s
and Hoop I. Stecl; l’cersr~.n’s 3, 4, 6, 8, l0 and
lild cut Nulls. wrought Nails, knives and links,
table and tea sp<mr..~., sissors and :tIlE:'¢ll 5, r".tz«.n-s S.
IaZul' straps, VVi3.son‘s shoe, butcher and bread
lu'ri\'v::.. lol);icco and snull boxtzs, chest, trunk an(l
pad locks, wrought and cast iI‘t,III hut-.5, wrough-.
and cast apatables, brass butts. HL hinges, .~.cr-ows
and brads, Nutlitlli and common thumb latches’
and I~'Lll:-IICS, attgt-_-r's and gimblcts, slates and slate
penciis,sho:: hammers, pincz-rs,:asps, an-l blades,
haftas. tacks, sand stones and hilllfl paper, l)cll()W5.
griddle.-s, bake pans, di:.h-kettles,ft-ying—pat1s.$:c.
I Greenwitzlt. Dec. 2d. I822. 40 ‘
G?"0C67‘Z6S, Crockery, &c.
7' ‘l HF. suh.scrtb.~.rs have just received fromNet.x
York a hantlzstmie assortment of Groceries
(Jr-oclun-y, Hardware and Fruit, which they will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. The fullouing ar-
ticles comprise a part of lllcil‘ assortment : .
GRO C1'.'Rl1£S-—C0gni:tc and commonBrandy
Jamaica, St Croix, and N. E. Rum, Holland and
Pi.-rrpont Gin,Madcira,Port,Lisb«m,MaIaga,Cur-
rant and Cherry VVines,Cordi-als of all kinds, Ale
and Porter, Molasses (none superior)Loal,Lump
and brown Sugar,Box and Keg Raisms,imported
Currants,_\lace,Citron and Uloves,Carroway seeu
VVheat, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Old Hyson
Young Hyson,Hyson skin and snuchong 'I‘ea.Al-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs and Cinnamon
ground Nicquaragua wood, do Logwood, Colice
Copperas, Allum, Vinegar and \'Vhiskey,' ‘Wiri-
ter and summer O1l,Codlish, Mackeral, pork and
beef Hams, soap and Candles, blown Sill, Rice
‘Cheese, Crackers, Mu-atar-(I, Indigo, Onions, and
a gt.-neralassortmentol West India Frurt,8zc.
(.'ROC'K1t.'RY--tonsisting of Liver/zool, Imam-"
died. and Cream-coloured I/Vure, as follows :
Dining Plates, Twrfliers and Mullins.'l‘ea setts
and Teas, Coffee pots and Col’l'ees,c4, 2 and 1 q'.
and pint and % pint pitchers, quart, pint. 8: —.‘_,- pint
Bowls, sugar bares. peppers, mu-.tar:l.=, bakers‘
Chambers, Ewcrs Basins, &c. Sec. .4113»-—Blue
and green-edged ware. ‘
GL.>1SS- I4/.rIRE--Quart and {int Decamers
double flint ground bottom 'i‘t-mhltrs. common
do. W'ine Classes of all kinds 8: sizcs. Muslartls
salts.’ quart, pint and g. pint Bottles, Vinegat's,S<c.
' HAR[)_W.Al.RE——l’ewter facirs, block tin and
iron table and tea Spoons, slate and slate pencils
snuflizrs. wood, saw and rattail _files=, gimblets,sad
irons and stands, japaned lamps, candlestlclrs
\trunk‘.cchest, cupbtnard, and -pad locks. l1_lY_1§€5.
butts-and -sci-e,ws,sk-ares, "pen and pocket knives
knives and ‘lurks, scissors, shears. razors, shovel
and tongs, stock locks’, curry-combs?» snide!‘-“vi tel.
kettles. gtiddles. bellows nails, 10d, 8d._an§l 43
cut nails,powder and shot, Weavers‘ brushes; 3“:-
§°3fc; efc.
~\'I
. 1_h\R'rir_,.7_tpr§: STltEls‘.'i‘. .
g.‘ .- ,- .,.
film of Fmcu 8: B1ttJsn",du now (,-ffcr for sale an .
..l
u
‘lots - E’S
~ Stove fi1anufactory,;:3
(No_nwALK, a java roclsea.-t of t/zeilBr'id§r.e,)
WI--IERE can be had the best improved I’atcni
c'oo1s'1.vo .S’1"0I’1«:s and Stoi)ePz'{zc.é-,
as cheap as they can be pur-
chased in NuwYot k. V
F. L; H. returns his thanks, to his lrienilé and
the public for past favors, and tropes to gain, their
particular attention in future, by doing all in his
power to give general satisfaction to his custom-
ens. He has lately returned from Nev-'Yur'k with
a new stock of Goods in his line, which he will
manulacture on the most_reasonable terms for
CASH. Having got one of the best \voi'k,_n'ierl
thecity alfords. he -will continue to make all kinds,
ol'l-lattcrs’ C‘ol.ouri.-ag and Plank Kr-1_t{e.s>, Distillers’
Stills and Worms. and all kinds of Copper and
Brass Kettles. ./11.3-‘o, Sheet Iron Stoves and Stove _
Pipes. and Tin 'VVEtrc of every kind, made and
mended,—at the shortest notice and of the best ma.
terials. N. B. A general assortment of Tin;
Cr-/1/zcrand S/met Iron H/'ure constantly on hand.
A i_\lor-walk. August 26. I822. 26tf
IHURE NEW GOODS;
VF HE subscriber has lately returned fromNc':w
. York and replenished his stock in trade, so
that he offers for sale a handsome assbrtmcnt of
Dry- Goods, Hardware, Crockery, £9'.(;[‘ass.«wa1'-e ;
The following‘ articles comprize a part :
QR Y-GOODS-V-—-Drab and blue Cloths; Cor-
nnauon Cassimere; Sattinet ; I-’lann‘cls,; Bum.
hazcttes ; best Braver Gloves ; Cotton Umbrels
lzts ; Suspenders; Gingham: ; Calicoes ; Gam-
brick and Book Muslins; wide 8»: narrow tap‘e.8tc.
I-,!_./JRD-lrV.flR1£--Japan’d Candlesticks with
extinguishers; Bell’ow~<; Butts arid acre ws; pock-
et and fine tooth Gcmbs; Jack Knives; Pen do.
shoe brushes ; shoe raspg ; pinchers; heel-ball;
sand-stones; awls and awl-hafts ; wrouglrt and
cut nails; bed-cords; powder and shot; 7‘ by 9
and 8 by l0 gla‘53,Needles by the hundi‘cd,cheap.
:'.'\’OC.ERI1': S-—-SI. CPOIZ, I\l¢w;Engl-and and
Jamaica Rum; Holland and Pierpont Gin ; Cog.
niac Brandy ; cu "rant and Madeira VViuc »; Moe‘
l-asses; white an brown Havana Sugar‘ of the
first quality ; Alspice, Pepper, Notmegs, Coffee‘
I-Iyson, Ilysun-skin, Old Hyson, and Souchong
|'eas ; blown salt; soap, candles, smoking and
plug Tobacco, lkc. 8:0. -
Li/rrvuz'.wa-—A handtst-me assortment of GL./{S8
W.1Rr, and CROC:'t'lv.‘R Y. A .
3:?’ Persons wishing any of the above arti-
cles will d'o well to call_ and judge for themselves.
Jon‘): BURRAl.l..‘§.
40
Norwalk. Nov. 36. 1822.‘
G
from Green county.N.Y.(bnrh ofthc first qualit
perfectly clean. Just rec'd, and fora-alc by
VVM. J. Snuar-:'r.
Nor-walk. March 3d. I823. I _ ‘
F.‘ REED,
XVATCH AND CLOCK~.VIAKER.
7 ISSPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public that he has taken a Stand in
liront of JV. I3'e.~r.s-’ store, near the bridge, where
he will repair .1/Varc/res mad Clocks, at the :sh,orl-
est notice.
N. I}. A small assortmrnt of VVatches, Jewel.
ry, and \Vatr.h trimmings for sale. .
Nut-\vaIl<, Dec. 16th. I822. 4‘?
OR SALE_—-A Dwelli_ng—House.
Barn, and ten Acres of Land,wel!
proportioned into Pastiire, Meadow and
Plow Land, with a fine orchard ofyourng
fruit-trees, which will produce 20 barrels of ci-
dc!‘ a year. Any person‘ wishing to purchase,
will please call 9n the subscriber, living on the
premises. Payments made easy and an indis-
putable title given. Josxspn B. Sricmvoob. -b
Rcdding. Dec. l0. l32‘3- - "491
‘It A 33 SEED.-—Ot1c Tiercc of Clover seed
frnni Litchlicld county‘--one do. ’l'im'i-hy,
if)
At a Court of Probate lzoldc-72 at JVar-war‘/r, Fcbrué
‘cry 19. 1.823.
I HIS Court limits and appoints six months
T from this date, for the creditors. to the es»
late of ./lb/jal: Hat;/brd, late of Norwalk,.dec'd,
-to exhibit their claims against said ».eTstate, and
the Administrator is hereby ordered to give pub-
lic notice thereof as the law directs. '
v . VVM M. Br-:'r'i‘s, Judge.
‘ l5ublic notice is hereby given to the creditors
to the estate of Abzja/z Han/ord; late of Norwalk,
deceased. that unless they exhibit their claims
against said estate within the time abofvelimitedq
llq.-_y will be dcbarred a legal to.-covery. Those
indebtv.-d to the estate are requested tozmake im—
mediate payment. ZALMONBURR, ?_ Adminis«~
NAxcvHAx‘rono,5 trators.
Norwalk, Feb. 19: l333- ' *1
TOTICE is hereby given to all persons in-
]N terested in the estate ol Sa 6r’z' B. '-S'_/rz'dnzo'rc.
deceased. late of Norwalk, in the district of Nor‘-
walk, represented involvent, that the Court of
Probate for said dist rict,_ has assigned Monday
ll“, 24,1, (lay ofinstant ;\'latch. at‘? t-.’cl_ock A. M.-
at the Probate office in said district, . for the _ap- ’
pointmetrt of Commissioners unflsaitl estate.
Bzuruxxx I3AA_CS, Aflm’r.
Nnrwalk, March lOtl1- :2’
I u 'l‘lCE.-flit persona irruct)t‘cu7 t.U
I .tht:'.~.ul)°
N scriher for Lumber, on accounts-ol more
man 50. days Agtanding, -are f'CqUC5tt‘(I to’ nettle
the same previous to the firs;1«tl.:y.ol April, with-
out fail.’ _5I'he (liflic,ulty’-exttelfienactl'1o‘C0ilt=C.l"
;,,g_ by we treacherous m‘cmo'ry' oticust-omers,
has constriained him“to‘n'otice lhat"I-rom and af-
ter this date,‘ the terms for'Lt-ntb't;.I-‘ lsl€_.ttS,lt~'lh9
prlceretluced acC°""ll'll£lY- —VVM:"-l- S'1"REBTv
Norwalk. March lOth. - 1823. Q .
' AMS,-—-A quantity of"Pur_lc Hlms, first".
Hqualirly,for sale, by BART“-AN 3% ‘.,'_l‘,.l_tBi;-'1‘:
in.
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Norwalk Chronicler