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FUILNITURE WJREHDUSE.
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James E. Iifrlbourn,
‘ESPEC'l‘l"Ul;l.Y itiforms the inhabitants
of Norwalk. and the public it‘ f~".€l1€V8l- U137
be contemplates opening a Cabinet \Vare l—I' use,
on-the first of May next, at his stand a few rods
East of the Brid;.;e.
pi‘eviotrs‘tn that date.
— Nnrttalk, Jan. ‘Z7-.l'l, l823- l}'43
UR SALE.--A l-‘arm containing
about 80 acres of Land, situated
‘ hr-ll‘ northeast ofthe Meeting House,
with a good Dwelling House and Barn standing
th"ereon, and a well of good water near the door.
Said Farm is well proportiorretl. into Plough.
Pasture, Meadow..and_‘ wood-Land, ‘with Orchards
bearing fruit. of the first quality, and will be sold
on reasonable ter ms. For further particrrlars in-
- quire of Silas Olmotrrzd. in New-York, 0!‘ Of lllt‘
' subscriber in Norwalk.
. "Ci-i.\iu.I~:s OLMSTEAD.
Norwalk-. Feb. 24. i823. 51’-
OR SAl.E, or to Let, a Dwel-
F ling House, Barn,and Shop,with
three acres of Land, situated half a
’mile north ofthe Bridge. For terms
apply to the subscriber, or to Wm. 3: B. Lock-
wood. STEPHEN HANFORD.
' Norwalk. March t0th, 1823. . 2
FOR SALE,
lhat excellent and well known
stand. a few rods west of the
Bridge, now occupied as a Tavern
_ and Stage-House, by Jerusha Street. The pre-,
niises consist of about 2 I-2 acres of land, t-.iih a
new well finished two story House, Barn. (.'.o'.ich
' House, and other‘ out-ltnttseb, all in g00fl l‘€P=-rill
with a never failing well ol excellent water near
the door. It is considered one of the most ell
gible situations in the County of Fairlit-ld for at
Public House, or any other business which the
possessor might wish to pursue, having an ex-
cellcnt mar ket nearby, and bx. trig within 5 hours
sail of New-York. One third only of the pur-
chase money will be t't:qtilt'e(l, and the rest may
remain oti goocl security. Au intlisptrttthle ti-
ng “in be given. JERUSHA 5'1‘-".El-1'1‘.
N(tv‘\,\':«lk Jim. 4-, l893. 451‘
FUR SALE;
VALUABLE (.‘1t'I~S']‘ IWILL.
with Burr stones. and abvut‘ of
an acre of Land. with a good Dwelling
House and out-houses thereon, Slit»-
a'-e at the lower part of the town, about a mile
and a quarter limit the Bridge. Said Mill is in
good repair, and inusi ofthe machinery new, and
has a good share of public patronage. It will be
sold cheap for cash, ztppt'nv:d credit, or in ex.
Change for a Farm. Being a tide-mill it has the
advantage of other mills in dry seasons. In the -
pond are large beds of Oysters which are grow-
ing in abundance, and would be considered an ob-
ject to the purchaser. CHARLES Ciiiiori.
pf}: The above property will be sold at pub
lic vendue on 'l‘hur'sd'.ry the 3d of April next, if
not previously sold. Vendue to be held on the
premises at t-wt) o’clock, P. M. Condrions made
known at time ol'sale-
; Norw_-.lk. November 26, I822.
FOR SALE,
FARM situate in Ridge-fir:ld.one
mile and a halfnorth ofrhe Pres-
bytcri-an Meetitrg-House, containing
100 acres of plough, pastor'e,meadow.
with a proportion of wood land. On the premi
scs are a good -Dwcllirrg-house and Barn. with
out-houses, all of which are new. The above
place’ will be sold low for cash or approved cred-
it. I For further par'tictrlars inquire of Jubtz 11'].
Gilbert, near the premises.
Ritlgt-fielrl, Nov. 18. I822-
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3rjn39
I‘ ""lO be sold and possession given
on the {st (lay of April next, a
ship of Jefferson, in the county ol
Morris. and state of New Jersey. about 15 miles
if,-om Moi-ristown, on the turnpike road leading
from thence to-Sparta. The Farm contains a-
bout 500 acres. 30-’.) of which is good arable and
meaaow land, under good fence, the remainder is
_'tlml)ei‘ and wood land. 'l‘his'farm is believed to
be one of the best gr-axiiig-‘l'ar'ms in the state.-—
There are on the premises a good two story dwell-
1,,g-H,_mse, a Cider-Mill and Drstellery, a good
1;,,,~n~.-and every ntlierconvenience necessary for
a Farm. The F-.ir_m will be sold either with or
without the Stock and farming utensils, as may
best suit the pirrchaser-.‘ For lot-ther particulars
inquire of l'ld'ward Coudict, Esq. at Morristown,
or ofthestibscv il)t:t"ll\'liig on the premises.
K? The above property will be sold cheap,
and the payments made easy to the ‘pttrcliaser.
,'l'itle indisputable. DAVID B. Himn.
r - * - -'_...._7
Engagements can be made i
' arige, and state of New York.
in North Lsratnlord, one mile and a I
‘valuable Farm, situate in the town'-
‘-A~-3f.~’._~..~' -.‘,-.~' gr.‘
.N‘(_)RW./?LK'. (com) "1'U_E.§D./III’, .r1.i1z‘crI 25; rseé;
New W0ltKs,
Just rec'd grit 1/re I-!'6t‘d7'£/2
mpg! 371;] Wkw-B[OL'k.
7 ‘HE Pioneers: °"lhe
sources of the Sus-‘
nu-
_».—.
qt):-hannalt, by the author of the Spy, 2 Vols"-
Netv‘-Talcs, by Miss Opic‘, 2 vols.
'1'-ales of the Mannor, by Mrs. Hoflimtl 9 VUl5-
Burinockbrrrn, or Sequel to the Scottistrchiefs.
by Miss Porter. \-Velah Mountaineers, .2 vols-
Things by their Right. Names, l vol.-
Sass’ Journey to Rome and Naples, 1 vol.
Arabian Nights F.nre_rtainment, 2 vols.
Maid of M rscow. 1 vol.
‘Cuttings Chemistry, 1 vol.
Percy Am cclotes, in a series of Numbers.
Ilullous’ Eleveri Sermons, delivered in Phila-
delphia. Flute Preceptors, Violin do.
Instr umental Pr-eceptor-,or Instructions for the
Chrrinct, Hautboy. Flute and Bassoon.
School Certificates, very C/leaf-1.
Cnpv Books. superior quall'y. P. PRICE.
Ni-rtvalk. March 4th. I823. 1
' f:','('_ . OR SALE.--Tlie subscriber ol-
'- 5“ fer-s for sale at Farin of about
!m'ty acres, well proportioned for
‘- Meadow. Plough and 'l'imber Lam],
isituate in the town of '\Var-wick, Cnun'y of Ur-
Dwclling House and Barn.
There is also on the premises, a Fulling Mill,
and Car-ding Machine. all in. complete repair -
It. is situated on a good stream of \'-ater, and is
one of the best stands in the county. There is a
\'Vood lot of about 30 acres, situate within a mile
and a halfof the Farm. Payments made easy.
For further particulars inquire olthe subscriber.
livim: in the village of \Var-wick.
5l*‘3m Sri.vA.vUs FANSHER.
VVar'wick. Orange County, Feb 17.
FOR SALE. '
V GOOD Family HORSE, kind
in harness, or under the sad-
dlc—will be sold cheap-—apply to
\'VM- M. Burrs.
Norwalk, Dec. l4'h, I822. 42
’ OR :a'ALl:‘.—-A good new Hou-e, at
the foot of Mill-Hill, Norwalk, for-
merly owned by 'l'ho’s Huwxhursl. 'l‘he
' front can be occupied as a store, and is
one ofthe best stands in town; arid has an oren.
and other apparatus, for carrying on the Barking
business ex'en.~ir.‘cly. For terms, (which will be
reasonable) apply to Brnjanzin Isaacs, near the
Bridge. NA'll-IANIEL Rosco.
l~tonring~nn. L. T. Feb. 9. 13523 3» 50
UR SALl§—.-’\ Dwelliiig-House,
Barn, and ten Acres of l.and,u ell
proportioned into Pasture, Meadow and
— A Plow Land, with a fine orchard ofyotrng
lrtrit-trees, which will produce 20 barrels of ci-
der a year. Any pei':~‘.(rn wishing to purchase,
will please call on the sub.-rcribr:r. living on the
prernises. Payrircnts made easy and an indis-
putable title given. Just-zpn B Snmnvoup,
Rt-dtlirrg, Den. l0. I822. 41
ELI B BENNETT
1 "AS lately returned from .\lew-York with 3
a geii‘l§'r'ztl ass-ortntcnt ol'(J-ootls suitable. for
the approzrcbing; season. The follotving com.
prise u par 1, rw/uc/i will be sold Cl'11L'.fl” for Cash
or Country Produce.
Blue and Black Cloths. various qualities
Oxford tnixt do Drab do
Blue, black. and mix’d Cassimeres
’ nliltie and black mixt Sarrinetts
Ladies’ Pelisse Cloths Ruse Blankets
Dcvonshire Kerseys, different qualities
B trdercd and plain Cassimere Shawls
Drab and Olive Fearnmrgltt
Ladies’ black worsted Hose
(lentlemen’s Lambs Wool do
Black and Blue Tabby Velvet
Drab and Crimson do do Plush
Flarrnels various colt-urs and qualities
(3,,-can Baizc An assortmeiit of Vestings
_1"ig-nretl and plain Bombazettcs
Crimson do Figured Ratinetts
Tartan and Caroline Plaids
Ladies’ and (‘zentler-ieu’s Beaver Gloves
Black Canton and I"lagrg silk Hhdkfs
__American & Imported slririings 8: sheeting:
' do do C-ingliams
Canton Crapes Velveteen Handkerclriefs
Ca.shm<:t‘e Shawls Spool Cotton, Sec. &c.
3:? disc, A general assortment of Groceries
Crockery, I-Iarrlwarc. £9’c. £‘J’c.
N‘t)'l‘lCE.—Att persons iiidcbted to the sub-
scriber for Lumber, on accounts of more
than 60 days standing, are requested to settle
the same pt'evi~tus to the first day of April, with-
out f.:i|. The dil"r‘rctilty experienced in collect-
ing, by the treacherotis memory of customers.
has constrained him to notice that from and af-
ter this date, the terms for Lumber is cash. the
price reduced accordingly. WM. J. STREET.
Norwalk. March lOth. 1823. 2
R A:'SS Sl1'.l$D.‘—-One fierce of Clover seed
from Litchlield county—-one do. Timithy,
from Green couiity,N.Y.(_bolliofthe first quality)
perfectly clean. Just r/’ec'd, and for sale by
j \’\’M. J. :~.TttEi-:1‘.
_Norwnlk, Maritli 3d. I823 - l
r 1%'.‘l1-ZEED,
WATCH "AND Cl_.()CK-WAKER.
the prrblic that he has taken a Stand in
lront of JV. Beers’ store, near the bridge, where
he will repair Watches and Clocks, at the short-
est notice. - ,
N. B. A small assortment of Watches, Jewel-
ry, and Watch tr;inimin‘gs‘,for sale.
'_Figured Lenoes
On it is a good ,_
Ladies’ white and black silk Hose
‘Ladies’ and C-entlemen's worsted and cotton (lo
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
l Navy Store & .7.Ve-w Goods.
REUBEN R. FINLLH o~io:;i«:mr BRUSH.
Having lately establislied tlir.-mselres in btrsi
nessat (J-r-eenwrclr. (tfioscob Landing) under th-,
firm of FINCH 8: Brtusii, do now offer for sale an
extensive Assortmcnt of Dry Coeds, G»-t-em’.-.,
Unlflas '1'-‘art/zen, Glass 0’ Stone ll/‘are, Hardware
Cutlery and Hallow Ware ,- Sc/tool Books, A'Icr1e-
“"‘6’-‘I. €92‘. and as the Goods have ntarly all been
Vectfllly bought at Auc=ion for Cash, we feclcun-
fident in assuring the public that they will be of-
fered lower than they can be érbtuiued elsewhere.
The following articles comprise a part old the 85-
sortment, viz.
Superliiie blue, b!ack,brown and drab Broadcloths
(lo do Drab and Mrx'd Lasstmere
Oxford and Queens Mixture very line
Bordered Cassimere Shawls some ot which are
8 quarter plain do price £2 62; cts.
ROSE Blankets from 7 to 11 Qtiurtera [colors
Sattinctts and Flannels of various qualrlies and
Green Baize Dr-ab Kerscy for Pea Coats
'1‘-artan, Scotch and Caroline Plaids
Bombazettes, a large supply l"igu7‘c<l Rallllell
BIack,blue,drab, crliiisoti bi purple Tabby Velvet
Black Silk Velvet Black Sarseirett
French and India Levanrine Pearl colored do.
Book, Swiss and Jackouet
Muslims Cambrics Sarsuet Cambricks
Jackonet and Mull Mull Muslins
Men's do
Ladies black and white silk Gloves Kid do
Beaver do Centlemcifs Buckskin do
Mittens and half handed mittens Crape Shawls
Power Loom slrirtings,sliectings, plaids, stripes,
and checks Steam Loom and long cloth
Shirtings Irish Linens‘, a large assortrnent
Colored Cambricks Dressed and L-'iidt'cssed
Calicoes l*’urrriture do
Russia Duck and Russia sheeting
Cotton and Linen Holland Cotton Shawls ,
Large assortment S\lal)ts‘t.lU\vl) and other Vestings
Silk Flag 8: black silk Hdkfs Velveteen lrftlkts
Cotton Flag and Turkey red Bairdanme do
.\'ladras Hlrdkfs and Fancy Cravats
Shoe Trininrirrgs and Calluou Burd'in;,=;s by the
Box or piece Battcd Cotron,price 1-36¢! pct‘ lb-
Cotton Yarn candle V\’ick \’Vool, 5.‘7'c.€9'C.
(:‘1\’O(.'ls'1\’1.lv.S—Olr.l Jamaica, Antigira and
Molasses Rum, Cognitrc and Spanish Brandy
Hollai d and India Point Gib, Madeira, Pcrraud
Curr-ant Wii;e, Cord';..l‘ and Cherry Brandy,
VVest India and New Orleans Molasses, Young
llysrm and Hyson Skin Tea,‘ West India and
Brown Havana Sugar, \Vlirte Havana do, very
cheap, Loaf and Lump do. Wheat, Rye and
lluckwhr.-at Flour. Rice, (Itrlfee, Ginger, Al-
spice, Pepper, Cloves, Ntrtrrregs, Mace, Cassia,
all-l(l Raisins, Blue and W hite Virrol. Flour Sul-
pllcl‘ and Roll Briiustoiie, Candles, Soap, Paper
8: Plug Tobacco, American and Spanish Segars.
Starch, Coperas, Logwood, Nicquaragua Wood,
Allum by the cm. or less quanti y. Clrcese. But-
ter, Lard, Pork and l"i-slr, Vl indow (lla.-is by the
box, Shot, Flints, Potty and Lump Oil.
H./IRU ./1./VD HOL1.0l'V W./1.lr'1L'-—S\veeds,
Russia, Engllsll and Arireric.rn Iron ; Cr-uwl£:_v’s
and Hoop L Steel; Pearson's 3,4, 6, 8, l0 and
laid out Nails, \rrooght Nails, knives and forks,
table and tea spoons, srssors and shears, razors 8:
razor straps, VVilson'.s shoe. butcher and bread
knivcra, tobacco and snuff boxes, chest, trunk and
pad locks, wrought and cast iron buns, wrought
and cast sparables, bra-is butts, HI. hinges, screws
and brads, Norfolk and common thumb latches
and kctches, angers and gimblets, slates and slate
pcncils,shoe hammers, pinc‘:rs,.'asps, arr-I blades,
I-rafts. tacks, sand stones and sand paper, brllows.
gl'l(l(llL‘S, bake pans, dish-kel tles, frying-paus.8:c.
(lreenwich, Dec. 2d. I822. 40
Groceries, Crockery, 81-o.
7 \ HE sul)sCl‘lbcl's have just received ffOmNc\t
- York a handsome assortment of Groceries
Crockery, Hardware and Fruit. which the)‘ will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. The following ar-
ticles comprise a part of their assortment :
GROC1'.‘RIES-—-Cogiriac and commonfirantly
Jamaica, St Croix, and N. E. Rum, Holland and
Picrpont Gin, Madeira,Port,Lisbon,Malaga.Cur-
rant and Cherry VVines,Cot-dials ofall kinds, Ale
and Porter, Molasses (none superior)Loa.‘,Lrrmp
and brown Sugar,Box and Keg Raisins imported
Currants,l\lace,Citr'on and Cloves,Carroway seed
Wheat, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Old Hysou
Young Hysun,Hys0n~skln and soucliong‘ Tea.Al.
spice, Peppei, Ginger, Ntitmegs and Cinnamon
ground Nicquaragua wood, do Logwood, (jolfce
Copperas, Allum, Vinegar and Whiskey, Win-
ter and summer Oil,Codtish, Mackerel, pork and
lleef Hams, soap and Candles, blown 3 .1t, Rice
Cheese, Crackers, rVlu.~:tard, Indigo, Onions, and
a general assortment of West India Fruit,&c.
CROCKER Y—-ronsistirrg of Liver/tool, Enam-
elled, and Cream-coloured Wizre, as follows :
Dining Plates, Twtfllers and Mutliiis,'l‘ea setts
and Teas, Cofibe pots and Coffees, 4, 2 and l q=.
and pint and § pint pitcliers, quart, pint 8: -5- pint
Chambers, Ewers Basins, kc. Stc. .x1lso-Blue
and green-edged ware.
double liint ground bottom 'l‘umhlt-ers, common
do. VViue Glasses of all kinds 8: sizes, Mustards
salts. quart, pint and -21 pint Bottles, Vinegar-s,&c.
11'./{RD WARE-Pewter‘ facits, block tin and
iron table and’ tea Spoons, slate and slate pencils
snul’fers.' wood, saw and rattail files, gimbleis,sad
irons and stands. jttpaned lamps, candlesticks
trunk, chest, cupboard, and pad" locks," hinges
butts and screws, gkateii, pen and pocket knives
knives and torks, scissors, shears. razors, shovel
and t'ongs,. stock locks, ctirry-combssisiridersa ha
kettles, griddles, bellows nails, l.0tl, 8d. and 4d‘
_cut nails,p0iv__der and shot‘. VVeaver-s’ brushes; 5“!-
Bowls, sugar bares, peppers, mustards,bakers_
GL.dSS- W.xiRE——Q~ravt and [int Decanters-
, >"'._‘._.‘.. -5.‘: ‘
' _ _[vo‘L; vvI;,—.~_?0.-t. j C
FRANCIS Ll. HEDENBERG’S
'»S'to*'ve fllanufactoryg
(N6itwALK, cg/e'zi: rods east 9/ (lie .l.irz'3g'e,)_.
WHERE can be had the best improve-sl Pateiil
coozmvo S’1‘0V1v;'S and sroirepryrcs,
as cheap és they has be p‘...-.
. "chased in .NewYor k.
F-. L- 17- l‘¢lur'ns his thanks in his ll'iendS_'alid
the public for past far-orjs, and hopes to gain tlreir
|’3"ll'CUlar attention in fulut'e,by doing all iii his
power to give gcireral satislactiorr to his custom-
em He ht-5 lately 'r‘euir'm.-d froth Nc~sYor-it ‘with
at new stock of Goods in his line, which he \\ ill
nritnulacture on lllcltlloét. reasonable terms for.
CASH. ‘pl-laviiig got one olthc best woirkmen
the city affords, he will contihu: to make all kinds
offlatrers’ Colouring and Plank Kettles, Distiller 3.
Stills and Worms. and all kinds of Copper and
Brass Kettles. fllso, Sheet Iron Stoves and Stove
l’lP8'i. and Tin \/Vare of every kind, mtide and
nieuded, at the.s-lrortest notice and of the best ma-
terials. N. B. A general assortment of ‘Tin,
C0/I/W‘ and Sheet Iron Ware constantly on hand.
_i\’orwalk, August 26. 1822. 26tf
CLAY’S SIOMACH Bl’l"l"EP.S.
These approved Bitters are for sale at the stores
of B 59’ Clvaacs and Ste/than St. Ja/in Nortralk,
and Seymour Jarvis Stamford. They will be
found in all cases of the following. description to
give relief: Naucia, vomiting, flaitrlcnce, heart
burn, costiveness, weakness at the breast, pain
in the stomach, loss of appetite, and all other
5.VDiptoms of indigestion. They are a very" pleas-
ant cordial Bitter, and are recommended for the
use of taverns as well as private l'amiliu.—.Pricc
33“ccn!/3. I 33 '
DIURE N'EW GOODS.
7 HF. subscriber has lately returned fromNevv
- York and replenished his stock in trade, so
that he offers for sale a handsome assortment of
Ur_z/- Goods, Hardware, Crockery. U’ Glass--ware :
The following articlrs comprize ti part :
DRY-GOODS-—-l)rab and blue Cloths; Cor-
hnation Cassimere; Sattinet ; Flannels; Bom-
btrzettes ; best Beaver Gloves ; Cotton Urn‘brcl-
las; Suspenders; Gingbams; Calicoes; Cam-
brick and Book Musllns; wide 8: narrow tape.8zc.
H.dRD-IV./JI\’E--Japan’tl Candlesticks with
extinguishers; Bellowc; Butts and screws; pock-
et and line tooth Combs; Jack Knives; Pen do.
shoe bro.-.hes ; shoe rasps ; pinchers; heel-ball;
sand-stones; awls and awl-liafts ; wrought and
cut nails; bed-cords, powder and shot; 7 by 9
and 8 by IO glass,Net-dles by the hundre<l.chcap.
GROC'ERIIv.‘S—-—St. Croiz, New-Eng,-land and
Jamaica Rum ; ‘Hollatid and Pierpmt Gin ; Cog-
uiac Brandy ; currant and Madeira VVine ; Mo.
lasses; white and brown Havana Sugar ofthe
first quality ; Alspice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Coll‘:-e
Hysoir, II} son-skin, Old Hyson, and Souchong
"teas; blown salt; soap, candles, smoking and
plug Tobacco. Stc. Scc.
I.z'kww£se--A liurrtlsnme assortment of GLASS
’.-1It’E and CROCKER Y.
gfi? Persons wishing any of the above arti-
cles will do wcll to call and judge for themselves.
JOHN Bcmuti.i..
Nor-walk. Nov. 30. I822. A 40
For Albany and Catskill.
LOOP Orbit, [).K.J\as/1 master.
k will positively sail for Albany 8;
Catskill on the 25th of March, and._
will stop at other places onithe river’
to land and receive freight. Orders for Lum.
her will be received and promptly executed, by
the master on board, or by VVM J. STREET.
N. B. The subscriber is interested in a store
in Catskill (under the firm of JacobDauc/iy£9'Co.)
where goods or lumber intended for this place
can be deposited. Those desirous of having,
their Lumber bought this winter can be acccvm.
modated by addressing a line to the firm.
' Feb. 11. WM. J. STREET.
Third and last call.
RUBEN FINCH 8: Co. having 12 months‘
since oissolverl partnership, and at the same
time requested all hose indt bed to call-and settle
their accounts immediately, and have ever-_since
been calling on them, but notui lrstandirig many
have neg-lrc-‘ed the call, and the subscribers feel-
irrg unuilling to make cost for such heedless
r'ebtors, are in luced once more to call, and such
as will come f»zrt~ar'd and pay their accounts be-
fore the first ofApi'il next, will very mrch oblige
4.:.;
"them, and such as will not most t‘XptCl cost, and
Rt-;uiir-:iI Firicu.
' REUBEN R. Fnvcn.
Gt'et’n\V'l(‘.h, Feb. 22d, 1323. j'_2
that immediately.
N0'l‘lCE is hereby given that those I! d Ut-
ed to the StJbSCl‘Il)cl'. whose accounts have
been more than 6 months standing, that p:.t_v-
ment must be made by the first day ol'Atrril next
without fail. as he iirtends Closing his l)tlSlllt:S39
which in future will be carried on in the same
place by Davis! Sellrck, who uill attend upon a-
ny orders in‘the Fulling and Dyeing business
that the public may see fit rolavor him with.
‘ Cii.utLx-:s S_i-“.i.i.i-:cK.
Nortvallt, Wlarcb Tjh. I82’; ' ' ‘ > ‘2
.‘ ‘ X Order or the lion. Court ot l’roo-atc tut‘
the district of Sr rirnford. st1v.eri_n10nllls from
this «late are limited for the exhibition of claims
atzalnst the estate of Janus 14"cr:l, late of-Dari-
en, deceascl. All persons who neglect tofltex-,
lribit their claims within the time limitedttilll
forever after he (lel)'dI'l"(:(l a legal rt-cov_cr_y. , .
Jomrs VVEED. [Execu-
. Pun. VVm.ii. S tor-s_,
D-arien, Feb. 7,'lll. 1823- ' ' ‘"2.
Geutlenien: aridiladiefs’ Pearl T00"l'lhl radii. I ‘O
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D.ER—-Prepared by Dr. Ci_..nr,
Norwalk Chronicler