Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, November 18, 1823 · page 1

 
 

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ACCOMMODATiON PACKETS»
3%, ‘gig f,-,_,,,, ,1}, 1), _H9y:’s Lamlin_g‘ {:11 Not‘-
witfk, for .Pec’r.~.Sl1)>, J\('ew-Iona‘.-

.,. he Nm.w,,[R Line of Packet.-. will com.
' mencc their weekly trips on '!‘ut’.s<l?0’ “"3
~*_fith inst. and sail regularly tlirougli-_‘-la‘: W150"
in the following order: ‘Sloop, _(.rriaerr, Pain-
iia;i;cr, to leave Norwalk ler N. t)|'lt my ].‘i:f.s-
days arid rein-.-ii the Saturday fcll0\H“S*””'

Sloop Meclianic, Drzslccrm, On’-.l'l1*1='5(l%*)’5r*"“l

relluir the Tuesday following: and Sloth’ 5,3:
binra_, Brown, on Saturdays, and TENN“ “L
Tlittrsday following. For freight or passage
apply to the Cirptaiiis on board, or of the sub-
scribers. En D» HOYT &* SW5‘

A BARGAIN; _ .
.For t-hnseivlsliing to movie to the Slate Dim).
. .',._ FORs:rle, or excliangc for pro-
perty in the country or city,
a valuable Farm,‘ lying in the
v,_ . state ofO,".o, ant bomoring on
‘the Ohio river, about &2.’i0[pirl'es ly§;lowdPrttI5n-
"butch and 10 miles above etnrt . apt s.
thecabcve farm is_400 acres of first rate land
with algood dwelling house, 2! large rmprove~
men,’ la ymmg and gr-nrvrng orclrard of apple
and peach trees. The abovcltis vitnde: good
-fence and in El wood state o cu ~.rva.ro_n.--
Tliis is universally allowed to be orient the
healthiest siiuatipns in the staieof Ohio, and
is in the midst ol a very f'1ourislring neighbor-
-hood. ,For further partictilars rntp1rreol;tlre
subscriber, at the store of Parrolt ‘and flirt/.2,
*She['\\'QOd,S Bridge, in the town of (‘ti"€€llWlCil,
Conn. ' EZEKU-IL M.liN.ip1=.
Sept; sziih, 1325. 32:1‘,

FOR SALE‘.

N reasonable ternis,that val-

uable and pleasant situation
-. . known by the name of “ The
».Village,'’ lying about a mile ‘from the Old
_Well, in Norwalk, and ‘consisting of? lal‘_ge
Drvellirig-Houses, 0". large Pottery, 2.Krlns lot‘
burriirrg, W‘are, a good Store and Barn, with
‘other buildings, and 5l0_acres of Laird. For
furthcrparticulars inquire of
Bass. Isases.

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Norwalk, Nov. 8, 1893.

4 VIVAKEN UP by the subscri-
‘ her, on the Ed inst. a red
Heifer, supposed to be 9. years-
 - old,without any artificial mark.
is desireil to prove property, pay
clrzrrges, and take her away.
SETH Hicriox.
’ New-Canaa-n,0ct. 10, I823. 37*

NEW BOOKS.
King ofthc Peak, a
Novel, in ‘2 vols.
Reginald Dalton. by
__ the author of Valeri-
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Fables for the Holy Alliance,‘ Iil)_Ylh‘P.5 on
the Road, S,'c. by the author of the Iurilge
Familv, 1 vol. Just rec’d at the Bookstore
and.Librar_v, west end Nerv-Block.

T HE Boousmonn SI. LIBRARY west
" end of New—Block, coiitinires -to be fur-
nished with an extensive assortmi-.nt of
SCHOOL BOOKS,

Comprising; almost every kind in ceneral use.

B-IBLES, TESTAM‘EN’1‘S, PRAYER
and HY’-MN BOOKS, differeirt qualities antl
prices. , _ _

TOY BOOKS, a great. variety, suitable
for—School Prerriinnis. '

SCHOOL CERTiFICA'I‘ES,vcry hand-
someand Cheap. _ '

Ink-Powder, Indiri~Rubber, Pencils, com-
mon Qrillls, VVriting and ‘Letter Paper, 8Lc.

,,_** BOOK-BINDING, as-usual.

SHEEP SKINS.

' P ANTED a quantity: of good SHEEP

' ‘ .S'K1.’\’'S, for’ rvhicli the liiglrest price
.w'ill‘be given, in exchange for Books or Bind-
-ing, Sept. 22,- 1323.

B=¢¢2~s" 8; 17g1?:ddl,8'O?"00]i'},S'
ALMANi_\CKS.- -FOR 1324,
Just published, and for sale -W7zolc.9r1l'e and Re-
'iai!, attire Bookstore and Library west end of
Ni‘... Block, _ 1’: PRICE.

OR = SALE, 200’ Tons Plaster : fllso
Rock, Turks Islnd, and Hay Salt. ofthe,
ms, q,,,,my_ E. D. Hon‘ &. Sons.

 

 

 

l€Lro.n1: New-.‘I .oi?lt'---direct.
 subscribers are now offering‘ to the
pttb.lic.a generLal assortrnent of DRY-
€l0.0DS, consisting of Superfine and Com"-
irron Cloths, Casslineres, Suttinetts,“Flannels,
Plaids, Baizes, Cassimere Shawls,’ Bomba-
zett-es, &.c. &.c. togetheinwitli a g0od*=assoi't-
mcnt.ofc|redp Doiirestic Shirtings‘and»Sheet—
'ings,.with-a variety of Fancy Articles.‘ _
Persons wishing to purclrase will‘ do well
no call at the Old ~Sta.nrl where 2004 G00tlS

are always to be had. *.,3‘' CR0CKERYd‘71‘l

GR.o(;ER-(ES, ofthe first quality, as usual,

’ '. «i CHEAP.
Sjrlsd e - Lewis MALLORY 8-: Co.
Norw_alk,.Oct. Q0, 1803.’ 34' ‘

‘D

. LEGHORN HATS.
IT HE ,sirbscrihers..|ia.ve constantly on liand
2' ' arrassortiiient of Leghorn Hats, which

‘ are otfercil to the public very‘ loW,.fur Cash-
. Likewise, a quantity of Ladies’ Straw Hats.

D. &. S. -Li'..\'r:s $2 Co.

' Ngoru-'allt, Oct. arm, 1823. -. 35 ' .-

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' ‘CL'0'I‘HING~ AND DYEING.
' "L'.5rRGE‘. quaiitiiy oi“ W eel just rec’d, and
for sale by the siihscriber,-wlro would in--
foriii the p-.iblic,that_ licstill pursues the Cloth»
ing and Dyeing 'ot:sine$‘s, and is now ready to
receive any orders his custoiriers-tiray see fit
to send him. ;. They are informed tlrat.lie
is now able to Yrirriisli them with the best In-'
digo Blue and Scarlet, upon wool, yarn or.
cloth, and every o__rher colour tlrarjrriay -be~ca'i--
{ed for, Cloth will bedyed and dressed thru’
the season, in a manner alittlc. superior -to
what has i=.ver'l:ceir done betirtge. I-nd.igo.blue-,
l’ted,mrd'Bl:u:k, on Cotton ,yurn,.or ;_cot~tou
goods ofany kind. Indigo Blue and -Black,
on Linen and Tow yarn. Silk and. CI‘ap.'e
gowns, and goods of every name, will be done
‘uecorclirrg to order and short ‘notice. Direc-
tions will be given lor preparing and niziriti-.
facturirrg the iri._«.r,r';riir Carpets, as also the dye-
ing ofyarn suitable for that kind of goodw-
Ordcrs left at the store of \Vm.J. Street, ‘or
at ‘bl r. L. M-.rllor_v’s, Norrvalk, will be taken,
done and returned, as soon as convenient, by
D.\vi-1i Si«:i.i.r:cit.
Norwalk, Oct. lflth, 1033. 8:3

CL‘0Tll-’l)RF.SSlNG.

VIVUE sitlisci‘ibers would inform the public

that they continue their bmiirress ofCloth
-Dressing in all its various branches. indigo
Blue, ‘Blac'l\','Suuft', Snail’-Brown, Cinnamon,
London-Brown, flreen, Bottle-Green, Red,
and Crimson, comprise a part of their colors,
which will be done at slroi't'noticc, in the best
manner, and at a i'edu‘ceil price for Cash.
Manufactrrring Cloth, S:-rtinett, Flannels,
&c. by the yard, and Spinning by the ruir, at
a mnclr less price than can be done in families‘
in the common way. *‘;°C2ll'Lllllg will be
continued tlirouglr the Winter, by the public’s
humble servants, JOHN D. LOUNSBURY,

'l‘uoiiAs GREEN,
Qrnsrl , ISAAC Mean, Jun.
Greenwich, (West-Society) Oct. 20th.

CLO'I‘l-I-DRESSING.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he
continues the business of Dr"essin‘g Cloth in

all its various branches at his oldstand three

miles from Norwa-lk Bridge, wliereevery at-
tention shall be paid to custoti_iers, and their
Cloth fulled and dyed to any sampler, in the
neatest manner. Cloth left at the store of
Wm. M. Betts,or D. &. S. Lynes 8:. Co. shall
be taken, dressed, and returned as soon as
possible, by SAMUEL .DAVE.\’P()l‘.'l‘.
Norwalk, Oct. 20, £323. 34-

TO FARM'ER.S AND'O'1=‘H‘E'RS.
-HE subscriber will in'.tnrifact’ure Corri-
mon-Clotlis,.with the exception oflpdigo
blues, for 75 cents per yd’; and weave them
1 1-4 yds wide; broad cloths oftliesnmc qual-
ity for double the price with asiirull addition,
which will be about :t’l9= less-than can be made
by hiring in ‘the family way, allowiug._ fertile
board and ilillerence rn~witlth, &.c.' besides the
cloth will be much .~;upo'rior; line cloths, and
Indigo blues, proportionally clieap.
Cardiug, Dying, and frnishimz, done‘ for cus-
tomers. _ ELIAS 1"r~.c_K, Jr.
Cloths; Sattinots, $30. for sale at said facto-
ry, by the piece or yrl. at rcasonzrlrle prices.
Greenwich Factoy, May 20, I823. 14

FUL-Lli‘€G,. DYEING, AND CLOTH-
I)R['}SSll'\G.
TIIE srrlr.rcl‘ibers would inform the public
that they continue their business at the
Mill formerly owned by Henry Pemroyer on
tlrc-rrrairi road from Starnford to New-Canaan,
.wlrcre they will attend to Fiilling, Dyeing, and
Cloilr—Drcssing,- in all its various branclres.———
-Blue,Bl'.ici~:, Brown, Olive Brotvn. London
'3rown, Cinnamon Brown, Snuff,» Siriilf
Brown, Olive Snu-ff, Cinnamon Scull‘, Plum.
£irrpleéCr'iiiisp3ii, Brigllit IGITEI), ll3‘ottl£ (iregn,
'-live reen, rit‘ ‘in in s, ar )Oll, . ct , r-
ange, Yellow, Slate, Cinnamon, Cvzc. &Le.
Silks and Crapes, Silk Shawls and Stockings.
dyed black, red, purple, &Lc. Cotton and
Linen Goods, and Ligetr lipid gotten Y‘-1El|'lll,I
dyed black, orange, re ,ye ow, *c.; an a
kindsof Carpeting dyed -in a manner satisfac-
tory to those who may please to favor them
with-their custom. The subscribers assure the‘
public that their work shall be done as well.
and on as reasonable terms, as at any other
Mill l(l1|ll18dC‘(‘)l.lll.]l‘»‘,’." All order; ill)'rankfully,re-
cerve , an allill] yexecute ,_ y
*36 JOSEPII H. Li-:m)s,
ALFRED Pi~:.vNovi-tn;
***I”Vool-Cardiiig carried on through the
season, as usual. Stamford, Nov. 3.

NEW‘ GOODS.
D 8:. S. LYNES &'Co. have recently ad-
‘ (led to their present assortment ofDry—
Goods,the following articles,wliiclr are olferéil
to the puh|ic,at theirusrial low prices for Cash.
Blue, Black, Mix: and drab Cloths; coni-
mon and superfine Cassimeres; Siitiriets; as-
sorted Flarrnels; 7, 8, I0 and 1 I Rose Blair‘-
kcts; 3, S 1-2, and 4 Polutdo.-; Drab Kerscyf;
Dorclrester 8: other Ticking's ; a general as-
sortmeirt of Boitrbazettes;
Cloths ; Tartan and Caroline. Plaids; ltnlltf-‘
tion Plaids; Valcntia and other Vestings "
Furniture and other Calicoes : Cassiiirere
Shawls, a general assortrnerrt ;Siipcrier 8-4
Sciirlct :rnd‘Black Merino Shawls ; 4 and 6-4-
dol; Silk and Tabby Velvcts; green:$L red
Baize ; Buclisliin Mittens by the doz. or pair;
lndia Levantine; fi_e,iir'ed,‘ plaid, and plain
"Silks; Cassimere points; black and colored-
Crapes; figured do;,lrlk zmd-wlrite Gyinp;
Chililrens’ stockings aad socks ; blue-and‘sca*r-
let Camblet ; Ve.vet Ribbons; Spool and
Floss Cotton ; sprig’d and dotted Swiss Mus-
lin ; Plain do.; Jzickonet audotlrer Muslins;
Cotton yarn, from. No. 5 to lvl‘; Barttiiig-Cot-‘
ton; Domestic Shirtings; fine Cotton, do.
Horse Ririzs, &Lc. &u‘!- 330- r
FLAX ‘SEED"WAN'I‘F.D.
. HE‘ stibscriber will,lor the aceoriririodatioii
-vof lfarmers arrdvcustomers,“receive their
Seed and; put it in" casks, on the satire’ terms’

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Raltiiict; Oil-

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GROCEBlES, CROCKERY, Ste, -
HE ‘subscribers have just l"e_cElV6(l.ll‘l3l1'I
 New-York, a hand'so‘_me assortment. Of
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware and Frult,.
which they will ‘sell as cheap as the clreapestr
The follorviiig 'arti‘cle3s coiiiprise a part oftlielr
'ast~or'tr‘ne‘n't‘t '
H GROC’1§R1ES—'Co,tgrriac and common
Bramly, Jziirruica, St. Croix, and N. E. Rum,
flolland and Pierpont C-in, Madeira, Port,
_';Li'sbon, Malaga, Currant and Cherry VVirres,

C-0rdials‘ol'all kinds, Ale and Porter, Molas-

s_es,- (none superlu_r,) Loaf Lump and brown
Sl1‘g§ili*-,'l_30X_ii'tid‘J{cg Raisins, imported Cirr-

, .i”Lt'nl5,'l\‘li1l3f!,;Cllt’Ul) and Cloves, Carroway

s'c'eil,.Whcat,»Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Old
l}ySQl_l, -Yourigliyson, fhyson-‘skin, ‘and soil-
clron'g_'I‘ea,Als'plce,Peppe_r, Girrge‘r.,Nutmegs
a,i'id Cinnamon, ground Nicfiugrraigua wood,
do. Logwooil, Co.‘l’ee,Coppei'a.s,‘ Allunr, Vine-
gar and Whiskey, Winter and suinnicr Oil, ‘
Cmlfisl), ‘Mac’li'c'i'ul, pork and beeflianrs, soap
and C_ar'idles, blc.\vir Salt, Rice,Clicese,ci'ai:k—
ers, I°v1'i:'s't2i’rd, Indigo, Onions, and a general
zt'5St))"tnteiit of V‘v'_t-ist India Fr-nit, S,‘-e. . .- :

’CROCKERY-—”Co1tsi'sling of Liverpool,"
enaiiléllcd, drill c"rc‘_am colored _Wi;r'e asfolloivs:

Dining Fla't'e'3-, Twifllers, i\luftiris, ’1‘e‘a setts
and Teas, Coffee pots zrnd Coffees, 4, E2 and 1 -
‘qt. and pint and 1-2 pint pitchers, quart, pint
and 1-9, pint bowls, sugar bares, p‘eppei‘s,iii'_us-
tards, bake'rs,Charnbers,Ewers bas'riis,%r.l':r bio.
./Ilsa--13»lire and green-edged ware.

GL.alSS- W./1RE—Quart and pint Decan-
ters, double flint ground bottom Tumbler-.<.
comiiroii do. Wine Glasses ofall kinds and al-
zes, Mustards, salts, quart, plot, and 1-2 pin;
Bottles, Vinegars, &:c.

H./1I£DW./1RE—Pewter facits, block tin
and iron table and tea Spoons, slate and slate
pencils, srrulfers, wood, saw and ratiail files,
gimblets, sad irons and stands,japaned lamps‘,
cairdlesticlis, trunk, chest, cupboard, and pail
locks, hinges butts and screws, skates, pen and
pocket knives, knives and forks, scissors,
shears, razors, shovel and toir,Ls, stock locks,
curry-combs, spiilers, tea kettles, gr iddles, bol-
lows trails, 10d, Bil, arid aid cut trails, powilcr
an ‘l shot, Weavers’ bruslres, ‘kc.

i3.\ii»'ru,i:.r 8: S'rirr:i:'r.

' .. H . ,‘ ‘\ _' ‘
Dry Goods, (~.~roc.ci-ie‘.-, bcc.
., Ll B. BENNETT has recently added to
his—Stock the following .Articles, rriany
of which are well ailapterl to the approapliing
season :—-1?-lite, black, limit and drab Cloths
and Cassimeres; PclgssclClotirs6lSat:hii:tts ;
Devorislrire Kersev ; ‘mi ) and ' ive /e vets
Tabby do; crimson, red, white, arid yellow
Flannel ; green Biiizc; ;3()iIi|.~:r?:él1es ;'lflg’il
and black Ratineit ;- silk and V-«rlmrira Vest-
ings; Swarrsdow-n do.; 8--‘. &' U-rl'Ro.-e Blair-
kers; Si-9. SL4 Po'mt.~; do;;» Car‘-oliire‘-.nid lin-
itation Plaids ; Scotch do.; Black C-.rssirrrei‘e
Shawls; Scarlet do. do.; White and colored
do.; do. with Borders; C-asliiriere, Velveteen
and silk Shawls; black and grcerr Frenizlr
Crapes ;Canton do.; Carolirre and oIl_r‘er‘Girrg-
barns; Bed Tickings; Urrlrlcaizlrerl Sheeting
and Slrirtiirgs ; blai:k Canton Hlifsx; silk and
cotton Flagg do.; Black Sinclrews; green
and white Florence; Cambric St. Book Mus-
Iiiis; Book do.; plain and tig’d Leno; do.J.rck-
onet; Sarsinet Carribric ; white and figured
Cravats; Linen Canrhrics ; Irish Linens ;
brown a_nd_black do. ; Vclvr-.t Ribbom ; Catri-
bric and common Dinriiy; 3-It be 4-4 clrecks;
black worsted Hose; Bnbinct Lace; ilcn’s
Beaver and Ladies’ kid 3:. silk Gloves; buck-
skin Mittens, &c. 8:. .
./fllso, a general assmlrncnt of Gr°oecries.
Crockery, Hard, Hollow and Glilsfi-\“V'¢1l'L’.
Norwalk, Oct. 90. 1393- _
JOSl£l’l'I I(i<1El}Ell, , ‘
VVATCII ELL CLUCK-MARI-‘.lL, Si.i.vEi'. S.\1i'i'ii,
' AND J!-IWI-’.l.l-Zl’.,

' OULD inforui his old cttstoincr's, and
the public-at large, that he lras.|=xléerr a
stand directly opposite Mr. Dervis l\.l_allory’s
Store, where he carries’ on his business in all
its various branclu=s, and corrllilerrtliy hopes
that by a close application to the same, he may
obtaiua share of the public rr:rt'riirraga=.. He
has on hand a small assortment ofGoods in
his line, which will be sold cheap for Cash.
 Wantedan Apprentice to the "above
business. Norwalk‘, April 28. 9

FREDERICK REED, _ , ,
. W./ITCH '.9.IVD CL GCIC-JVIJHKER,‘ |
. -AS removed from N. Bée.'r"s Storeto the
‘ room next door to NW D:iskam’s G'roce-‘
ry, (nearly opposite the Post-Oliice) where he
is ready to attend irpon- his friends and cus-
tomers. \Vatclres and Clocks repairednpon
the shortest notice, and warranted for one
year. ’ He has on hand a small assortinenfof
Jewelry and other articles iir his line, which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms.——
Adi orders puirctnally attended to.
Norwalk. April 15, 182255. 7
. VEN DUE.
‘Y order of the Court of Prolrate for tire"
districtofStamford, will be sold at prililic
auction, on the .°.£6tli day _of No'vérnbér‘ r'rc'.\it',l
at 1 o’clock,' I’. M. on the premises, the fol-‘
lowirrg -property, belgrr'gi‘ng‘ to the‘ ‘estate’ of
Vi/ni. Keeler, 'd.ec’d,‘ late of Stnnrford, viz':‘—
Use oftheS.~W.chanibcr in‘ the" lrouse in ‘Nor-'
, walk,‘ lrerctofore owned by lsa‘acKee’ller,déc"d,"
and of fifty-two rolls of land'lyir‘rg° rieai’sl'a':'il"
house, during -I-he-life of Mary, tliér'rviil,o'\v of
David Keeler, deccaseil.~ Also, ‘an iidditi_on_a‘l

'riglit- in said lrous_e, and the barti'iidj'oiriiri;':'.',
thereto, viz: one lraffol’frout roorn‘,orieltlirr"d" '

’oftlre cellar and also’of=thé garret in‘ the
_lroirse, and one ninth of the’ Ira’-r'n'. Al'§1'),"ai‘
Stamford, on the 523th day of Nov. rre>_;‘t,- on.

the premises, at I\,o’clock,- P. M. the house"

lately ‘occupied by said W_'i'n. Keeler, witlra‘

good g'ardcn—-_Also, a barn :riul liaitte'r’s shop,‘

Also, a quantity-o’l’ unfinished’ hats, and of

household furn'iture. The -house” and shop

firi-riislr an excellent stand'fo‘r- a rrreclrariic of

any description. '

time and place of s_al'e;. .
C.,I:_lArvi.i:r, Adm’r.
' DERBY Ki~:r:Li-zit, Adrnr’x. -
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 AND_ CHEAP STORE.
_ _E,l_iEi/V't7.‘ZER SZPEVE./,V.S,

_ _Esi3ec'rt~‘o1iL1_r ,inl'L)I'l1lt§ his friends and the
_ , ptibliciri general, that he has just r-ec’d
front the New-Y_ork auctiiirisnahaiidsoiiie and
general assortment of Dry-Goods, Groizcries,
Crockery, See. which are offered, at his store
adjoiirlng’ the bridge, cheaper than they can
bcbouglrt iir New-York, or elsetrliere. ’.l‘lie
following are but a part!

5itriei‘es, Sattiuetts, Circassians, .BUllrl)‘.iZlIleS,
Boiribazettcs, Angola Cassimere, white, red
and yellow Flanncls, common and superfine
Liirerrs, iinported and domestic Shirting and
Slicctirrg, plain and tig’d mul r‘nuslirrs,Jaclio=
net rriusliirs, Book do. Carnbric tlo-. fig’d and
plain Lcnoes, striped Jaconet _mllSllIlS for la-
dies’ lrdkfs-. plain and striped Drlllin'gs, light
and dark London Calicoes, Canton Crapes,
real , India Levarrtiirc Silks, _ ‘Slut-lrews and
Lutesti-.lngs,strrped and plaid Silks,blacli Sat-
in, white and black silk and cotton hose, black
arid slale c0l’d do. Ladies’. and .Miss’s sizes,
plaid, fig’d and plain Ribbons, pink and black
llalliill Crepes’, beaver, kid and silk Gloves,
plultlfdlltl plain -silk Shawls, an assoijliireiit of
Vcstings, Gentlernen’s-whiteand ‘figured Cra-
vats, a large assortment ‘of Domestic Ging-
harns, veryclieap, union mixt and domestic
stripe for men’s wear-, olive cord, bed-tlcken,
Russia Duck, Diaper, striped Jenn, Grand
Dur'ils-, l)t‘0\vl) linen and cotton H0lla'nil,black
rnuslins, Long Lawn, green, pink and white
Florence, Susperulers, silk and cotton Hang
lrdlifs. Chintz Ciilicues, window paper, VV;{|;
luce’s superior coat and Vie.\l,l)L!'.l()llS, needles,
pins, combs, it small assorlirient of Leglrorns.
Groceries-—St. Croix Rum, Cogniac Bran-
dy, Holland and Baltimore Gin, Madeira and
other Wines, Jainirica and Portland Ruin,
Young Hyson, and llysou Skin Terr, of very
superior quality, lump, louf, and brown Sir-
gars, rrrolzisses, paper and plug tobacco, gin-
ger, colfee, box raisins, starch, rice, pepper,
pimcnto, candles, soap, cirrrraiiion, mackaboy
srrrrif, blown salt, &c. &.c. Also, a general
irssorurrent of Crockery.
Norwalk,July 7th, 18°23. 19
NEW Boos‘ AND SHOE STORE,
W¢’§9t-$1716‘ Qf the Bridge, East end JV'ci‘u Block.
'1‘ HE subscriber‘ has on hand a general as-
sortment of Gentlemen, Ladies & Child.
ren’s'S’hoes and Boots, rnarrufaciured of the
best rnaterials, in the best manner, and new-
est fashion, which he offers for cash.
Custoin work done in the neatest and best
nianner, and at the shortest notice.
'\VrI,Li.isi M.-irtztziiii.
Nor-.\-nrti, Agni! ecu», rites. 9
MORE LUi\lBEl{.
W01. JSTREET has just rcc’d
Orbit, fro'm Albiirry, a fresh supply ul
‘Lumber, consisting of , _
50,000 best warrarlted Sllihlgles,
5.000 feet i\’lerclrantable Boards,
10,000 feet Albany Ct)'iiiit Bioarils,
5,000 feet. Clap Boards, or Siding,

sold at the lowest market prices.

LUMBER.
300,000 \Varranted Shingles
30,000 feet Seasoned Merclrantiilile Bo'-.m'ts

- 10,000 :: Clear seasoned Stuff
4,000 :: 9. ‘inch clear seasoned Plank
3,000 :: 1-Elincli do do do
3,000 :: 1-4 do do do
6,000 :: 1-918:. I-4mercliantable do

93,000 :: Tally Boards, seasoned

6,000 :: clear Siding

6,000 :: rirercl.i:rntubl,e, do

The above lot of Lumber is mostly-Vofa ve-
ry superior quality, seasoned fit for immediate
use, and will be sold low for Cash or short
credit. _ EBENEZER JESUP ‘$5 Co.

Szrrigatiiclt, May 10th, 11:93. 12

AMERICAN coUcHD'noi>s'.

Coughs, Astlirrias,aird 'Con'suiript‘ions, in
their eirrlystages, prep'ared’_ eirtirely_fr‘oiri .4-
mcrican‘plc'm'ts. Any person using two hot-
tles agreeable‘ to given ,_directions, and reap-
ing no‘ benefit, shall have tlreir money refund-
ed. Price 75 cents. _For saleiat tlre‘G'az,ctte
Office. Aiigiisi’ 4th, I893. l_v.28

, Bli\C.l§S11\1il\1\‘i'g.,. , _

‘N7 be’ c_o‘ntiniie_d at the stand fori.jner—-

. ly_ occupied by David A_. Lockwood,
work will _be done‘ as soon as called for-
horse-slroei'iig' _,aii_d'_ox_-slroeing, and all other
w'o'rk'_in'tlre above business will be done in
tlie'bés't"rriarrr'rer,' iititlic lowest prices, and at.
short notice." Also,’ li0rse—sh_oes kept constant-
ly_on'4lia'iid—-plcase ti}, call andsatisfy your-
selves.‘ , _ ,.BUNDr 8:. Locnwooi).

Nor-rv‘ad:,f0ci. 20th.’ 1029. 35

Biac\;'siiri‘;i1i‘iig. .
Il'E sri'l)!sci'iber woirlil ,in'for.ur the public,
A that he has pru'ch'.:s.e(l the Blacksuriili es-
i.'ibl_is'_lr'ir'r'crit late-l_v occiipicd by D. B. Tliorp;
situated on the Town House Hill, where he
iritends e'ar'ry_iirglo,ir‘ilie business iirall-its va-
.i‘io"n_.s‘ br“:rir‘c_lre_'s. _H:_rvir_tg eniploycd first rate
A rvorl;‘irié‘rt' , he can assure tliuse who may favor
him with" their crrsio_i_r_r that, his work w.ill,be
,(loi'eié'i'n'tlre“l'ii's't‘ style,’ and upon _the shortest
riiilicef ‘Cast st_eel,,e_ilgc.totrls of every dos-
.cri'ptioi'r ii'iad’e‘arrd repaired in_.i,lre,best,in_an-
.ner. 5 ,‘ , , S. SCOFIELD.
No'rw5iti."0'c:; crib, tees. , 3.5.
, I order ofihe. Conri"of Probhté for the
' , i ‘ district ofStamford,’-rrotii:c‘is‘hereby'giv-
é_n that six iririntlis fr'oir‘itlic date 'lrereo'f, are‘
llimited for tlre.-e.\*lri'bition ot"‘clalirr's‘a'g,a‘i,i)st,
;t_lre estate of ./\.fatIiaii-iial'1"erris,'late’ of G'ree‘n-"
'\l(iclr, ilecfil, 'I‘_hosc who neglect to .preseni
their‘ cla-ir‘ns-witlriu 'said' tim_e,_ will" be debared
offa-le'ga_l= recovery. ” Gt ui§o£\'_'Eis'iuiis,Adm_’r.
- Gree‘n‘vvic’lt, Ocfi ltlt|i,'I82"".' 87

we Clit-istiiiii5‘.Mii\‘£i‘iit1ck,',

Fol‘18514-r-(ASH-0lnt)ll)l§3fll,GEllClllall‘fll)$'l‘0l'Ill‘;
, me‘r:i‘dia-n”of Ne'w-York)-‘—'Jiist rec’d and for
1 sale, wholesale and retail, by P. Pizicir.

E_._‘<tru super blue and black Clnilrsand Cas- _

per Sloop.‘

which, together with his former stock, will be‘

[4 SAFE and almost certainiciue for Coltls,

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 .,- ‘non ‘mi; Ni rain: sgscrirua. ,, _, 
GREECE, FROM AN EYE WITNESS;

-Tlr'e‘Greek ‘Committee in’ Loiidoll _appblri'-’-
ted, in the early part ofthe pieselit yeiir, an af-
gent to visit the .Mm‘ru., and rrom'personai ob-
servation lo fur-nisli the Committee with the
true state o_f_facls in that cduirtry: Edward
Blrz_'quicre, Esq. volirirteered his services for
this interesting mission; and at a tneetltig in
September last his employers rece'iv,e'd"an a-
ble report of some oftlrc results ofhis'vislt.——
Tlris impressive paper is wi-Etteri in ii full and
flowing style, but without exiravagaiice. It
bears the impress of a flirt: ririiid, stroligly im-
pressed by what it has witness'ed, ‘and filled
with a riranly deteriniiiation to spread the satire
impression iii the bosonrs nfotliers. The wri-
ter is enlirely convinced that the Gre'eks have
been grossly thislepreserried and ciilurirhiiri-_
‘ed '2 he feelsjustlyindignant at the neglect of
England to a cause so every way wortliy of
her esponsal ; and he;labo'rs to reinove those
false views ufthe Greek cause, which he seems
persuaded, have mainly operated in retardirig
the aid ofthe British _-public to it struggle so
well calculated to excite the syiripalliles ._ofa.
brave and a free people. _ Not having room to
present this docirinent in its entire form, we
shall give our readers a ‘g'eiieral view ofit,witli
sortie -extracts. A I _

In January tlrnprovisiohal govertiitienl of
Greece had sent to England a confidential a-
gent rramed Lurtottis,witlrputofficial despatch-
es, but with letters ofintroduction to leading
men. His object was to sound the disposi-
tions oftlie people of -England towards the
cause oflris country. _ '1‘o ascertain these, the
circulars were issrred, which produced the
formation of the Greek Committee. They
were addressed to persons ofall parties", and
not exclusively to irrembers of the opposition,
tlronglr-a majority oftlre latter appear to have
been inllrrericed by them. Tire result ofthe
effort disappointed those who had ‘made it : and
attributing the apathy of many to misrepre-
sentation, Mr. Blaqniere reso.ved to accom-
pany the Greek envoy on his return, that he
might be enabled to ascertain wlrether the iii-
jurious impressions oftlre Greek clraracter and
conduct were indeed well founded, and if_not,
might be authorized to state facts in contra-
diction. ,

He was appointed in February, _ but owing
to dclaysfdid not reach the shores ofthe Mo-
rea ull May. .

Having landed at Pyrgi, in small cove oppo-
posite the island of Zarite, early in the morn-
ing of M ay 80th, the first objécls which 5[[‘uc,k

-rny siglrtwere a number of husbandmen and

females busily employed in the various occu-
pations of tillage, weeding‘, 8.‘.c. : while nu-
merous lloclis aiid liei'ds wereseen, grazingon
a plain of-about 15 miles in circuriifei'ence,:iiril
surrounded by avrange ofliills tlriclily sinddczl
with oliveaiid other trees." On rcacliing I5,-I-
~gos,,a large town eight miles, further on, coni-
-rnanding a delightful prospect ofiis extensive
plain uud neighboring icountrj‘-, including the
mountainousdistricts of Calavarita and Arc-
adia with the sea. in the distariit=,tlrere_appeiir-
ed to have been no material irrterruption to
agricultural pursuits, as we“c,ont'inually passed
through vineyards, corn fields, and orchards
of mulberry trees. Groupes of wonieii and
children were also seen round the wells, occu-
pied either in washing or drawing water,-as if
enjoying the most perfect security. 'J‘lrcs.e
enlivenirig and uriexpected scenes continued
while we followed the roniantic and everwind-
ingcourse of the Alplieus, tlrrouglr the most
eucliiinting comrtryl ever béheld, for a dist-
ance of irrore than sixty miles, \r'hi?n we as-
cended ilie-i-ang’e.of nioirritains t.hich inter-
sect the Morea throughout its centre. _ Here
tlieroad layover rocksairdprecipices offriglrt-
ful aspect, formingn number of alrrrost.im-
penetrable passes for a considerable eiitent.—-.-
Passing over a region of lofty pines, _which-
cover a space of in-any leagues, we descerided
into another dwell cultivated plain, but desti-
tute of trees, previous to teaching that on
which Tripolizza is built, . _ . _ , _
The almost total dcstruciioii of the Turliisla
army,‘ wl_ii_clr followed its atjteinpt ;o_"r.'.t-are
the Mdrea in the atitti_mn_ ofi82£‘2, as well as
the various“ important events to whicli that
merrrorable campaign‘ gave rise, lraving iii_du'—
ced the Provisional Governmerrt ioiirrvokcit
General Congress at_Asirbs, t'lre‘Il1c'iiiliefir's‘f,(if
the Executive ar:d.De‘pi_r'ii'es had just’ reak:_h'cd
';l‘ripoIi.'iz:i.a; we arrived.‘‘_ Wlietlrer w,‘e" r';e'_—
gard the iinportanec oftlre nieasutics-_'decidéil
tliere, or the dignity ’ and moidcratiori with
which the deliberatioirs were carried on,‘ the
meeting at Astrosnray be justly considered as
one oftlie most impressive and interesting e-_
vents ofthe sfriiggle. _ X ' v
Above three lrimdi"ed Deputies had assem-
bled by the beginning ol'April‘; tliere \vasg‘l—_
so a large‘ body of-‘troops, ncarly‘_all the Mill!
tary 'Clri“el's, and many thorrsaiid casual visto'iis'§
The meetings and (lelib'eiations of Congress:
were held uridcr 'tlre‘sltir(le of,'an ora‘n',¢;é‘ii_'iiiI"

‘lemon grove, between s_ui’rri'se and neon, wliilé;
‘all those who were desi_rous_ or hearing,llie_d_e-T.

bales, or ivitrressiiig the-prticeedings; occupieil
the surroirnding spacetbickly shaded with til‘;
we tr'ee's.. _ _ _ ' ‘
~ The first care of the Corrgress ihus ass;e'rirli§.
led, was to revise and correcit such ‘arficles-'.iii|
tlre:'Coristittttioii f rairiéd at Elpidaltiriisdsiiigteéiif
mouths bcforv, as experieirce had provhedto be
susceptible of arnelioratlon.‘ ' A '
most liberal institution’: of Europe_'fo'r tljeiiz,
models", there was» riota sih.gle”c,lau'sc,l 'add.e'tl'_
or retrencheil, without a,pi'ece'deiit being. pie; ,
viously‘. established, ‘either in 't|:'e‘pr’:'ictice"o'f
t‘he.Br'itish Constitution, or that of tffC_ff7lill?(i‘
.S'tat'e.9, which the Legislators of Gr_eéc'é icon‘.
suited. as knowing-it to emarialte from th'c‘sp'li'-
i1‘ta'rrd:lett'cr of En’g"lislr' ‘Law. I I'oi'iglif not *

to 0llli[‘SUlCll’lg, as coniiccted'witlr this pciirfioii . .-

of the labors ol°Coiigr"ess, tli:at.'its‘p‘riiicip,al‘at.-gl,

-fenlion was directed to the best _rn’od_e"ofdra'w.,.
- inguup civil and criminal codes, and ' o'fint'ro-f
.drr'ciri,«,;.the'trial by jiiryinio thelegal §proee- .

dure of Greece", as well as‘a regdlgn-‘system or,

|iu_blic:,edu‘cation» on the priiiciplesof Belland '

Lancaster. Having decreed the necessary
clauses upon the above points, so essential to

.Ad«?in.i,fis Ill?-*. ‘