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Qu-arl;etjly._ ' Mail subscri_be'i's in advance.
Aoy'°.iiTismii-:.*i'i~s, less than a square, 75
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-AQVCONIJIODATION PACKETS.
To Saz'tfi'om H 0
‘A _‘ .’\_/brwal/t',fur Peck-.S'lip, .New- York.
l-IE.Nol'w:ilk Line of Packets have coin-
_ nienced their weekly trips, and will sail
It‘-,£’,|ll€ll'ly through the season in the following
brder; Sloop CX'l‘lZl'-ZN, Brown. to leave Noi-
§V_‘dlk_ for New York on Tuesdays, and return
tlie;_._Satiirday following: Sloop Mi~;cii.t.\'ic,
,_H‘d_5/t, on Tlitirsdays, and reltirn the Tuesday
Iolliiiving; and Sloop SABINA, Drzshum, on
Saturdays,and return the Thursday following.
For.Freight or Passage apply to the Cap-
tains on’ board, or at the Store of
HOYTS 8:. CO.
_Norwalk, April l, 1336. 6
REGULAR PACKET,
Between Five Mile River and .'Vcw York.
HE subscriber informs his
old customers and the pub.
licthat the Sloop A’I‘LANTIC,
Capt. Byxbee, will run the eit-
froin the new Store and Wharf
near the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leaving
every Tuesday evening, and returning on the
Saturday following. Every accominodation
will be given to passengers and freigliters,and
all business faithfully attended to. Apply to
the Captain on board, or to the subscriber.
Aisnnetv BELL.
Norwalk, Five Mile River,
Ft-liriizirv ‘Z0. ltlflfi.
Sm* 5352
HE Steam Boat
,, JOHN MAR
— . 53l{ALL.Ab’tnBensou,
erinee '_s'.rt-.-i Ft.-..i‘y, every day, al7 o’clock in
the morning, (Sundays excepted.) and Old
W'ell, Norwalk, at 9., P. M. touching at her dif-
ferent places, going and returning. For par-
ticulars.inqtti_re ori the Wharf or to the cap-
tain on board in New York, or of Chichester
Sr. Quintard, Norwlk.
Passagc,VVliitvstoiie 50 ct.s,Sawpits 75 cts,
_ Nolwalk SI. CFREIGI-I'l‘S received at the
usual prices, payable on or before delivery.
N. B. Post Coaches and Stages will bein
readiness zit Norwalk, to com-i,=.y passeiigers
to any place. Mav “.231. I896. 13
DANBURY AND N(‘tR\"l-'ALi{ POST-
COACH LENE.
LATT, PARTRICK, &. CO. wish to
give notice that they intend running a
daily stage through the ensuing season, from
Danbury (by way of Bethel,) to Norivalk—
feaviiig Danbury at 7 o’clock every niorriing,
and arrive in time to meet the sir-_am-boat,
which runs daily from Norwalk to Ne\V'Yt)l‘l§,
and leaving Norwalk upon the arrival of the
steam-boat. Having recently ptirchased a
new Post Coach expressly for this route,wilh
good teams, they flatter themselves theyshall
be able to give general satisfaction to all who
may be disposed to favor them with their cus
tom. Norwalk. April I. 18926. 6ft
H E sloop ENTERPRIZE.
_ U.Pisi~'i~‘oiri-:11,inasler,will
perform her weekly trips froiu
_. _. Five mile River, to New York,
tht; ensuing season, leaving the whaifof the
subscribers, on Tuesday evenings, and return-
,ing on Saturdays. For freight or passage,
apply at the store ofthe subscribers. or to the
master on board. A. &L E. SEELY.
Norwalk, 5 mile river, April 17. 8 Elm
MASONIC NOTICE.
THE Anniversary
of St. John the
Baptist. will be cele-
brated by Armour’s
Lodge, No.1C0, at
the Inn of WiLLr:'r
L» _ '. ,- ’ -Mosmmrr, Village
' "'- of Sawpit, June 9.4,
139,6. An Address will be delivered by a
Brother. The Brethren of the Ailjat-‘ell!’
Lodges are respectfully solicited to attend-
HIRAM P. Rowi:i.r..
ELisiiA R. BELCIHCR.
Committee of
JOSEPH H. ANDEILSON, Arrangement.
Jorm Hoopsa.
LUcKi\‘r:n Mr:.a.n.
May 13,1896. 19
IVIASOIWIG NGTIGE.
71‘ HE Anniversary of St. John the littplisl
will be Celebrated by Union Lodge, No.
5, Stamford, on Saturday, the 9’.4lli of Julie
next. A discourse will be delivered on the
occasion by the Rev. Mr. Todd. The Lodge
will assemble at the Hall at 10 o’clock, A.,M.
~Members ofadjoining Lodges and others are
‘_respectfully invited to join in the celebration.
Byorder ofthe W. M.
J. S. DAV[2.1\'I’0R'1‘, Sec’ry.
Stamford, May 15, 1826. 19.
LUMBER. I
UST rec'd by ihesnbscribers, a large stip-
ply of Lumber, consisting ofcloar and
merchanlable BOARDS, SHINGLES, Sl-
DING, Sac. most of which is seasoned, and fit
for immediate use. They will be constantly
adding to their stock, which they will dispose
ofon the most reasonable terms. 8 Em
‘I A. &L. E. SEELY.
l\7orn'alk, five mile River, Atari! 17.
NORWALK, com. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, iaés.
JOHN BURRALL
1. AS latcly rec’d from New York an ad- A
dition to his stock in trade.
the articles are the following, viz—-
Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof, ofan excellent
quality; Holland and Pierpont Gin; St.Croix
and New England .Rum; Brown Sugars, a
good assortment '; Loafand Lump Sugars;-—
Young Hyson, H_vsoii Skin, and Old Hyson
Teas ; uiiiscatel Raisins, by the boxcr pound,
cheap. A quantity ofAincrican Class, by the
box. ofthe first qtiality. -
LIKEWISE. Shovels Sr. Spades; Shovels
and Tongs, and Gridiroiis, cheap ; whitewash
Brushes ; ground Log Wood, &.c. &.c.
Likewise, Halfpint Tumblers, a good as-
sortment. Norwalk. April 16. 18°26.
LEVI GLAREK
I ’‘ AS now for sale
Silver English
and French “ratch-
es; Gold Seals, Keys,
Slides, and Rings ;_
Gold Chain; elegant
Fil|agi*ee Ear Rings
-- .. Breast Plus; a great
variety ns and Belts.
Self Sharpening Pencils; Plated Soup
Ladies, Spoons, 83.0.. 82¢. Pocket Books ;—-
Steel Bracelets. -
Coffin Plates kept coristantly on hand, and
engraved at short notice.
An assortment Shell Combs ; Imitation do.
Table Bells, CourtPlaister, Hair Bruslies,
Shaving do. Teeth do. Conversation- Cards,
Imitation Coral Necklaces, &Lc. Ste. Sac.
Norivalk. April 3. 18°28.
Qtiisntlral Zambraratfnit.
SUPPLY of 1Vhifwcll’s Liqliid Opo.
dcldoc,jiist received at the Dispensary
South ofthe Bridge. PRICE $1. ."vl’Li~:.tN. ‘
Amongst
April 3. 18964. - . 7
BOOKS, STATIONARY, 82c.
- _, HE subscriber
“"_:_ has recently
replenishcdhisslnck
of Books and Sla-
tionurg/, which, to-
gelher with the for-
mer assortment, he is selling off at reduced
prices for CASH Among the articles just
rec’d are an assortment of Quarto Sr. Octavo
Bibles, with marginal references, very low;
Benuett’s Book Keeping ; Gooilrich’s Greek
Grammar; Woodbridge’s Geo_qraphy 8:. Atlas;
School Bibles, Testaments, Webs-ter’s Spel-
ling Book in chip, paste board and leather
binding. writing and letter Paper, superior
qiialiiy, rose letter paper, quills, inkstunds,
ink powder, india rubber, sealing wax, Wafers,
lead pencils, carpenter pencils, slate pencils,
slates, boxes paints, caincl’s hair pencils, sil-
ver pcns, Sic. .".~z.c.
Boole-Biiidmg of almost every description
done in the best manner and on reasonable
terms, I
UST received and on sale by the subscri-
ber 100 BAGS——a real good article, and
well made, lioldiuc, 8 bushels each. at 37 L92
a piece. Also, on cominission, WRAPPING
PAPER, by Ream A. NASH.
SEEETEB. SPQQNS.
Hli slibscribi-r llavinu received limit his
Friends and the Public geneially, a
much greater share of their patronage than
he even anticipated, would now tender his
sincere thanks and solicit it coiitiiniance. He
has made such arrangeincnts in his llllsiiiess
as will enable hilii to supply his customers
with SILVER SPOONS of-any description
at the shortest notice, and on the most liberal
terms. People living at a distance by sending
their orders by either of the Post-riders ma;
be supplied with SPOONS of any pattern or
price and warranted good Silver. The Ini-
tials ofthe name and more if required will be
handsomely engraved, flee ofcxpense.
He also continues the Watch Repairing.
and will be thankful for any favours he may
receive. CASH and the lliL_{l)£‘5I price al-
ways paid lur old Gold and Silver.
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, April 10, 13916.
ANTED iminediately-—.-i Journeyman
Tailor; and an apprentice to the said
business from 17 to 19 years ofage; one who
has had experience in the business will meet
with good encourageinent.
ALSO WANTED——That all those who
have accounts with the subscriber of front one
to seven years standing, would call and settle
the same without delay.
NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, May 9.9. 13
CUNKLIN,STRl£NG'1‘H’NlNG PLAS-
’I‘ER—'.\’ A REA ;'~i"1‘El) ENU'INE—
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Non.-,n., April 10. l1l'lf.‘». 7
CLAY’S ITCH OIN'1‘.‘JENT,
OR pleasantiicss, safety, expedition, ease
and uertainty,is iutinilcly superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable aiid tormenting disordcr—Likewise
for all lierretie eruptions and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 _ccnts. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Staniford.
Jilly 4th. lacs.
Clay’s Stomach Bitters,
Just rcceiticd anuffur sale at the GJIZETTE
UI"lt'lCE-—-Also, by S. St. John and Bcnj.
Isaacs, N orwalk, and by Seyrltour Jar'l.‘2'3,
Stamford. _
‘ "-iii«:sE approved Bitters will give relief in
all cases ofNausea, voinitilig,flatulciice,
lieart-burn,costivencss,wealtuess at the breast
pain in the stoiiiach, loss of appetite, and all
symptoms of indigestion. They are a very
pleasant cordial bittei'.——Price 25 Cents.
Noveinlier I8, 1895.
Pearl Tootli-l’oWder.
Gentlemen &Lml‘ics' Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER—-Prepared by Dr.:C1.AY.
For sale at the Gazette O_[/ice-—Price 25 Cts.
For sale also by Benj. lsiiacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and s..Jarvis, Stainlord
November 7, 1825‘.
5
REGULAR PACKET—-FOR N. YORK.
Summer Arrarzgcmcnt-—IVcchly Trips’.
HE Sloop ORANGE, SYL-
VANUS S. Rniriuozvo, Mas-
ter, will run the ensuing season
.. . . from the Store and \Vliarf of
“I. &.B. St. John, on the east side of the
Bridge, at present occiipied by E. Stevens,
leaving Norwalk on Tuesday the 16th day of
instant May, for Peck Slip, New York.——
Every attention will be given to passengers
and freighters. for freight or passage. ap-
ply at the Store of Ebenezer Stevens, Nor-
walk, or to the Captain on board.
SYLVANUS S. .RAY1\101\'D.
Norwalk, May 8, 1826. ll
3. FRANCIS,
SURGEON DENTIST. -
I21 Chatham-st. Corner of Paar Strect,.N'.Y
ESPECTFULLY informs the Public
that he sets ARTIFICIALWTEETH
with care and elegance, equal to real: he
cleans, scales and divides the teeth, and cilrcs
the Toothache perfectly, without extracting.
From :1 practice of many years, with much
sueeess, he hopes to give general satisfaction
to such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor
him with coinmaitds.
New York, Nov. 7. 189.5. 39
S.-achlrs, ‘itzartitsstrs, 8:2.
=.\‘El‘v' ES'l‘ABLlSHMl:1-.\”l‘. ,
will be sold on the most reasonable leriiis.
, Black and colored Carlton Clapcs very cheap
HARVEY E. EEGYT’; ,
ESi’ECTFULLYL acqliaints his friends
and the public generally, that he lius
opened it shop in the rearward of Eli B. l.)n(3ll-
nett’s Store, a few doors east of the Bridge, l
where he ket-‘ps, and is inaniil"acturing,‘ al
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR-
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, POR'I‘i\lAN-
TEAUS, l.iOLS'I'EB.S, and VALICES;
together with various less coininodities zipper
tenant to his busiiicss, made expressly lor
customers.
He has also for sale, \Vhips, Spun,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Bulialo Robes, 8.10. ixtc. allof
which may be obtained niieas ruoderatc terms
as at any similar eslablishiiiciit.
Old articles promptly repaired. I
Vvanted, C./ITTLEKS I1’./111:.
Nortvalk. Jail. Eld. 18°26. 3:11-15
V
N EVV GOODS.
l5.'WIS .'u'ALL()RY 6;. SON nave rec’d
from N. York a new supply of Fancy
and Staple Goods, suitable for the approach-
ing season, which were bought cheap,an(l will
be sold at a small advance from cost. Aiuoiig
llieir assortment may be found—-
Extra super Cloths and Cassiineres of various
colours and qualities
Valeiitia and Mersailies Vcsting
Black silt; and lig’d velvet do
Prunelle and Denmark Satin
Levantine, fig’d and plain
Fig’d Gro dc Nap. Circassian
Ljcersuckcr; Grandarills;Calicoes; Gingliams;
lrish Linens, and Lawn ; bleached, and till-
hleaclied Muslins; Book and Jaconct do ;——-
Jacouett Robes; Bobinett Lace ; ladies’ and
gentleinen’s Horseskin Gloves; Woodstock
do ; a good assortnient Hosiery, together with
a great variety of articles, not here enumera-
ted--iiiakint_r, a very general assortment.
GROCERIES &: CROCKERY as usual.
Also—An assoitincnt of good BROOMS,
which will he sold cheap.
N. B. The TAILORING BUSINESS,
carried on as usual by A. Mallory. All or-
ders thankfully i'cc’d, faithfully executed, and
in the best style.
Noiwalk, May 8. 1326. ll
RICE &". .VI’LEAN have for sale Trotler’s
trtic and genuine PECTOR./}[. BJJL-
S OM Q] 1-IOJIRH OUJVD, for coughs, colds
zisthinas, hooping-cough, &'.c.
May 329, 13:16.
PORTABLE FURNACES.
TREET &.JAtldES have on hand an as
sortincnt ofthe above article, at manu-
factory prices. March 13, 18926.
ADVER'l‘lSE'.V1EN’I‘.
. VI‘ HE subscriber having recovered his health
again offers to his l'i'it‘ntls and the
public, at his dwelling, a general assortment
of COTTON YARN, both blue and white,
from No. 5 to I8 ; Candle-Wick, and Batting
Also, CO.VKLlJV‘ STRE.iV"Gfl'H EA/'l.’V' G
PL./]S'1'1:.'R, by the Gross, Dozen or single
He will be happy to meet his old friends and
customers in the line of his btisiuess.
A. NASH
Not-walk, Dec. 26.18035. 44tf
Ur. I.full’s Patent Truss.
RICE $5 M’LEAN, agents for the Pat-
cntec, havejust received a supply ofDr.
A. G. Hull’s improved hinge and pivot Truss,
which for convenience and utility are surpas-
sed by none. Numerous c,Cl'tific~,1tes fr. cele-
brated Physicians and persons who have used
them, of their extraordinary effect, can be
examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispell-
sary, south ofthe Bridge. May 1.
"i‘ROY ALE.——The subscribers have on
hand, and forsale, fifty barrels of very
14
superior quality TROY Stout: AILE.
,' Cotton Yarn from No. 5 to 13
t ges, Leinons, Cloves, Nulniegs, Mace, Cas-
April 25}.-. _ _P-‘M-‘E1‘3L-‘faxes.
fiattrp anti §ta;JIr_!Br,ig=(I}notiri.
. . SAMES MALLORY
I AS just returned from New York with a
new assortment ofFresh Goods, which
Black and white Gro._dc Nap for Dresses
Cinnaiiioii coloured do ’
Black and white silk Hose __
Bobinett Lace for Veils,8:. widths for working
Floss Thread and Pearliug. No. 200 cotton
Calicoes latest style
Plain and fig’d Swiss muslin
Black, wliito, and green Freiicli crapcs
lrisli Linens an excellcrt style
Long Lawn and Linen canibric
Ciiinbric and Jaconctt muslins
Plain and fig’d Book do
White crzipe Lisse ,
Fancy silk hdltfs. a good assortiifctit
Silk and co‘tton flagg do
Linen and cotton hdkfs. with borders
Fine black Bombazine and Boinbazetts
Black silk Vestings
Wliitc aiiil coloured Florences
Blue and pink Furniture. Calico
Chintz. Superior black Levantirie
Black canton liandkcrcliiefs
Gro de Nap and Barrage do
Bobinelt and Thread Laces
Spool, floss, and sewing cotton
Pnowii intisliii for bats
Russia and table Diaper
Light and dark imported Ginghams
Olive and Buiiigilp cord
Silk braiils and corset liiciugs
’t§lo-res Lf most every kind
Rihboiis SI uooil 7l§Sl)l'lllH'3ll[
(Sutton and worsted hosiery
Doiiiesiic (llllglltlllls
Ilort-iieslcr and other Budticlsing
Blue and yvllow I’*i"ziiil;or-its
Tabby Velvet ofall colors
Coiiiinoii and superior Checks
Cotton and silk Ulllll[€llilS
Gl'ECl:1llSIfl|)l.!. Oil Cloths
Baizes and Flatiiiiels
Unbleacheil inuslins very superior and re-
nlurkably low
Super sea island sllirting
Rtissiii slicctiiu; and Dolvlas
Cliildii.-li’s morocco slioes
Small assortment ofCutllery
Cotton Batting and Candlewick
Groceries and Crockery, bus. &.c.
Nor\\':lll(, April I. ,
SP RING FASHI°..,l'.NS.
J 0%.‘-'E'Ia1’EZ E. GORISIEER
P l‘3S[’EC’l"r'ULLY informs his friends
3: and the Pulilic in general, that he still
cztrries on the business at the old stand of
Scolield &z. Corker, where all orders from any
part of the country, will be tlianltliilly rec’t.l 8.’.
punctually attcndedto. He would also in-
form them that he hasjust returned from N.
York, where he has spared no pains to secure
the latest Fiisliioiis, and from his experience
in the l)llSlllBSS, and having experienced work-
men, he will assure all those who will favour
him with their custom, that they may depend
on liaviug their work done in the neatest and
most fusliioiiahle manner.
N. B. A supply ofthe best ofTrimmings,
kept constantly on hand.
Norwalk, 1‘/lay ll, 1817.6. 11
N cw Supply of Groceries,
WHOEESAEE &RE'1'A.IIi.
'}7,'DV\'ARD H. S'I‘Rl')ET hasjust return-
4 ed front New York with a fresh assort-
ment of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
he otfers on as reasonable terms as can be
M
ptircliased elswhere.
Among his assortlnent may b.e foun(l——
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Wines, Est. Cordials;
various kinds ofTEAS and SUGARS ; Mo-
litsscs; Butler ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish : Rice
Crackers ; W. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
Pearlash ; Nutinegs ; Segars; Snuff and To-
bacco of all kinds ; Candles, Soap, 2'sLc. &t.c.
Together with a general 7tSS0l'llllChC" of
HARDWARE and FINDlNGS.———Li.’ce-
wisc,—Grouiid Logwood and Nickeragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin. and Oil-
stones, Sac. g Nortvalk, Nov. 12.
N orwalk _, _.__ Dispensary
Sign of I he Jlfortar,
Sam], of the Bridge,
7 I-IE Proprietors have recently been mak-
ing considerable additions to the above
eslublisltmeiit, which, together with fortner
stuck, enables them to offer to their friends St.
the public as cxtelisive assortment of
DBEFGS; MEDICINES,
iilatrttt ,§,i'5‘:‘s'£"t‘.'iE‘§t‘it.‘.‘f£,_(‘Iii£’mft'Etl.‘3, sat
As are usuailly found in a country store,whicll
they will dispose of, If"/iolesale and Retail, on
the most re:isonable terms for cash.
A variety ol'Fancy articles, Perfuniery,SLc,
ainong which are put Es: roll PoMA't'U1lt; real
Windsor, imiiatioii do. embossed, transpar-
ent, St. coinmon SOAPS ; Russia, macassar,
and Antique Oils; Dressing Boxes, milk of
roses, toutli brushes, india rubber, wafers, 81.0.
Fruit 8; S}n'ccs—-Rziisins, Flgs,Taiiiarin-J5,
Almonds, Filberts, Pcaiitits, Prunes, Oran-
sia, race Ginger, Cayenne Pepper. &c.
Essential OILS, and ESSENCES, ofall
kinds prepared in the best manner.
A small assortment of pttre Liquors, 775716,
Porter, .*7£e, &z.c. for sickness.
A constant and e$c_te'nsive supply offiist rate
POTASHES, at the lowest Cash prices.
In lilting tip and furnishing this Establish-
ment, the Proprietors have spared neither
labour and expense, and they now earnestly
solicit public countenance and support
so long as they render themselves deserving
of it, and no longer.
PRICE l.$L M’LEAN.
COTTON BATTS
FOR sale by Locxwoon 8:. ST. JOHN.
March 13 I896. 3
Q constant supply ul‘StonoLiuie, kep,i;'tiit;'rl
sale by Srmigca 8: Jmiz.-= 18
’_ _._l . . as-.~-.
HE subscriber informs thepublic that lie
continues the Carding business at {Lg
Fulltng Mill owned by Isaac: and Jesse VVa-
‘e'lJl")’_a near the Saw and Grist mill, $3 ne'ar_
themainroad from Stamford to,N. _C-.m-aan,
where he is ready fqrthe reception of,Wool.
His maclnne .lS_:ln pomplete order,,,apd the
cartlsioftt f1rie,quality,.for the purpose ofcar-
Plng l_“e“"0 and all lilnds of VVo.il., , Being
eXP3,Ftet,iced inthe business he hopes to be a-
ble toigexecute his work i_n:,a manner satisfac-
tory to those that favor linri \V]l.l]__[,he‘ir cuswn-,
He also assures the Publicthat he .will.do lll~_'
won; as well and on as reasonable terms as ..t
any m)“ !" this place-, All oi'ders_in llIS lit...-.
of hiisiiiess will be thankfully rec’d and punc-
tiially atteildedto. ___ _ . . t
_N- B-_ Fulling.’ D,)".lng,' and Cldtli dressing
will be attended to at the sai_rie_ place. ,
_ Josrzpn H. LE1-zns.
.‘New Canaan, May 224, 1836. 14 #53;
I NEVV FIRM. _
S MITH o. SA‘-HIS ms. DIAL’, have
entered into pzlrtnersliip in the black-
smith business, under the firm of Samis S}
Dial, near the meeting house in Darien,wlieie
they intend carrying on the above named bu-
siness in all its various branches, in the best
possible manner, and on the most reasonable
term5- SMITH C. Saws,
_ J.t'iiii;s Dun. ,
Darieu, May 20, I326. 14*
ONE CENT REWARD!
RANAVVAY from the subscribers on the
15th inst. an indented apprentice to the
blacksmith business by the name of Joshua
Hart, 19 years ofage ; he is a very‘ profane
person, and frequents the lowest class. Who-
ever will return sd. boy to the subscribers shall
receive the above reward, but no C1,,“-ge5_..._
All persons are hereby forbid harboring,trust-
iog, or employing said raiiaway, on the st'ric't-
est penalty of the law.
RESSEGUIE &. OLMSTED.
N. B. WANTED a smart, active boy,
from to to 16 years ofagc, to serve as an ap-
prentice to the above biiriness. Also one who
has hail some experienceiu said business.—-
None iiccd apply without good recomniend5-
tious.
Ridglield, May 15, 1326. 14
Catskill &. .iI\\)any Luntbcr.
STREET & JAMES
I E AVE just i'ec’d from Catskill 8:. Albany,
air additional supply of Lumber, lion-
sistingol
13,000 feet Merch’t Boards
6,000 do Hemlock do
£3,500 " clear do
r,ioo “ i 1.4 8.21 1~£1c'learPl-ank
7,000 “ clear Siding
5,000 ‘* Merch’t do
109.000 “ wrirranted Catskill Shingles
45.000 “ Albany do
Nnrwallt, Mary 20, I826. 14
AtaCourt pfProbate, holden at Norwalk,
May £.’4,.1826.
UPON thePeliiionol'Cii.xit1.r:s PATRICK,
of said Norwalk, Guardian to Stephen.
Patrick, Jane Patrick, and Bennelt Patrick,
minors under the age of 9.1 years, praying
this Court for liberty to sell the rights of said
minors in a certain piece of land, with the
btiildiiigstliereoii, boiindetl and described as
per petition on file, dated May 24, 18% :——-
Oidered, That the consideration of said Peti-
lioii be continued :0 a session ofthis Court, to
beholden at the Probate Oflice in said Nor-
walk, on ilie second Monday of August next,
at nine o’_clock, A. M. and that the Petitioner
give due and legal notice thereof. 14
W’. M. Bi:'r'rs. Judge.
NOTICE.
HE Co-Partnership liereiofore existing
underthe firm of i\IA'1‘tlER. St. Morta-
Iioustz, is this day dissolved by mutual con.-
sent. _DAVID S. MATHER,
Hrzmur MOREIIOUSE. '
N. B. The business, in future will be carri-
ed on by D. S. Mather.
Dariun, May 17, 18916. *l4
,_._:¢;, T:\KEN up by the subscri-_
’ ' ber, on the §’.lst of instant
.. May, two Horses, one a mare,
:_;_,_______r_“'i_._____ sofrel, with a white strip on her
no c, and one white foot, supposed to be 1201'
JS years old ; the other a horse, dark bay,
black mane, and tail, supposed to be .5 or 6
years old. The owner can have them by pro-
ving the property and paying the charges.
JOSHUA KNAPP.
Greemvich, 24th May 18%. 14
TEACHER WANTED
IN Myainis River District. Inquire ofthe
Committee, in Greennicli, upper Landing.
BENJ. Par-.r:.
1-1-
May 22, 1326.
HE Court ot‘Probate for Norwalk dis-
trict hath limited six months from the
publication hereoffor the exhibition of claims
against the estate of flsa Cole, late of Wilton,
dec’d, to the subscribers. Those indebted to
the estate are requested to make immediate
payment. ll/]A'r'rm:w ;Vl.uzvix,Z Adm,“
WtLLiA3i COLE. '
Willi the Will annexed?
Norwalk, May 22, 1826. .. ’ 4
OXEN LOST.
— TRAYED or stolen from
tint: enclosure ofthe sub-
.s(Zl'lb(’r on Saturday night last.
. May 27, one yoke Oxen, a-
bout 7 'v;..-.~s =.-ld, both a reddish culounone
white faced and the other line back. Wh0°
ever will return said Oxen to the subscribtlf
shall be reasonably i'ev.'arded.
OBADIAU WRIGHT-
Saugatuck. May 29,8826. *4
Mo'I‘e Cheap Goods.
,- ’ jiamcrs iirtalluw , _
.41/S this day received from NeW’10l'l< 8
‘ good supply of FANCY AND STA-
pL'J‘ DRY GOODS, well worth the atten-
tion of purchitsers—all of which will bfi. 50}
orithe most reasonable Terms.
pNorlva!_k,lt:.l,a_,y la, 183$. '
Norwalk Chronicler