line of stages from ' ‘I ..-.,...,.._,1-.2 WHOLE NO. 453. w , '@.~<><><:=<><:< ..~< :<><:--2.-<><>::=< ><>r><><>< ><><$ PUBLISHED BY S. VV. BENEDICT. '-].‘i-:i't.ii:t‘.s.--Tivo'Dollars per annum, payable Quarterly. Mailsubscribersin atlvance. Anvnrt.'rrsi~:iimiv'rs, less than a square, 75 igenis; a square, 31 00, for three insertions. fig v<;~<><><>o<'><><><><'><><x><><><b-:;v.><><><4t= _. . SALT. HE Subscribers have just received 700 , ~ bushels of superior Turks Island Salt——- 300 do Rock do 150 Tons Plaster 2 which they ofi'er for sale cheap for cash or coutitry Produce. Also-— PAINTS AND OILS ,-—as follows : White, Red &. Black Lead, Yellow Ochre. Spanish Brown. English Whiting Rose,Pitik, Prussian Blue,Stone Yellow,Chrome Yellow, Utnber, Venetian Red, Vermilion Red, Ivy ‘Black, Lamp black, Letharge. V9'Tllt1.'l-in Sprut-.erYellotv, Patent Yellow, Putty, Rvsllls Tar and Ttirpentine by dc barrel ; Linseed, Fish, and best of Lamp Oil, Spirits Turpen. tine, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &Lc. Norwalk, Dec. 11. I‘IOY'1'S $1. 00. noon scar. are. T 509 BUSHELS very superior Rock Salt, 100 Pounds Salt Petre [VGTY °he“PI 150 barrels Canal Flour,of different brands A quantity of superior MUSTARD _ . A quantity ofthe first quality Box Raisins. N. B. '[‘he above articles the subscriber offers for sale at low prices. . Joim BURRALL. Norwalk, Dec. 7. 1395- 43 For Sawpit, Norwalk, Betiforrl. Dattbury, B,.,dg,,p,,,-1, Dcrb_y,_8;c. by a Line of Stages, fo meet the steam. boa’ at b'(tw}7ii8 31'JV'WwU1/L ., --, . , ‘HE Steam Boat JOHN MAR- , __ _, _ , _., SHALL, CAPTAIN .i+r«_‘*f?:,i'I:;~:;--~.-‘.rs.’+::‘-- BEl'.\'SON,C0ntlllIleS run- ning from foot ‘Catharine street. New York; 0,, ‘me fonowing days, viz. ;—-Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturd ayssai 9 0'1‘-l0°k. A- M- Norivalk, Mondavs, Wednesdays, 8:. Fridays, . at 11 o’clock, A. M. stopping at Sawpits, in supp _ , _ Fare, froui New I Stoves, for sale at the lll1llllIl'dl.'lUl’eI‘ 5 prices, return, at 1 o’clock, I’. M. York to Sawpits, 25 cents ; Horse Neck and ,' by the subscriber. North Castle and ,l years has proved thein tlecirletlly superior to Greenwich, 50 cents ; Staliiford, 692. 1 '2 cents ; Bedfurd 81. Norwalk $1; Sauga-:.uck, St 25 ; Mzil River and Fait- field. 81 50; Black Rock SI 63; Bridgeport, st 75; Stratford,S2. For freight or passage applv to ELi.t.ui W. NicoLL,308 Front st. N. York ; CHICHESTEIL tit. QUINTARD, Nor- walk. or to the Captain, on board. 4'2 N. B. When the Steam Boat isstopped, the public will be accommodated by atlaily New York to Dctbv. HE subscriber having the agency ofa Chair Manti- .factory in New York, hasjust received a handsome assort- ment of FANCY CHAIRS, which he offers for sale on as good terms as they can be bought for in N. York. They are warranted to be tiiade of " - the bestofiriaterials and in the best manner. It is his intention to keep :1 constant supply on hand, and when any par- ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it can be immediately ordered and procured.- His Chairs are made at one of the uiost re- spectable Factories in the city. H. K. FROST. Norwalk. August 28. 1826. LEWIS JII./JLLORI’ & SON’, DRAPEES 6!. TAIEORS; HAVE just received from New York it ’ new supply of Fall and Winter Goods, ‘which makes their assortment very extensive, and will be offered to the Public on lower terms than usual. Among their assortment may be found-— Extra sttper black, blue, olive, claret, drab, Oxford and steel mixt Broad Cloths Cassimeres and Saiinetts Devonshire Kersey Brown and blue Camblet Tartan and Caroline Plaid (very low) Green Baize Flannels Vcstiiigs, a choice selection Black, blue, green and drab silk Velvet Tnliby do do do do Levantine, fig’d and plain Bcmbazctte, do do Black and drab Ratiiiett Calicoes Imported and American Ginghanis Canibric, Jaconett, book andSwiss mtzslins Bleached 8L uiililr-ached Shirting 8L Sheeting Batidanoe, flagg, and faticy silk hdkfs —-Clic(:ks and Ticks Hosiery, a good assortment IN/oodstock Gloves Ladies beaver antl liorseskiii do do kid,some at is. the pair A large supply of the best ’l‘ritriniings ‘Fur Seal and Nutria Collars Books and rings; cloak clasps and great coat fbuckles, &i.c. These, together with a great variety not herein nteiitioned will be sold uncommonly low. Also, ready made Clothing on hand and for sale. chcap. Work done atsliort notice and in lllf.‘ bust stilt.-. Groceries and Crockery, a good assortment Persons desirous of purchasing good and cheap goods, will please call at the old stand of Lewis Mallory lsz. Son, East end Main-st. Norwalk, October 36 TROY AIEE. - 'HE Subscribers rill’-.-i fin‘ sale by the bar rel aquantity offiist quality of TROY ALE. at N. Y prices. S'i'iti-".i:'r & JAMES. INSEED OIL, SPERM. st WHALE OlL,—For sale by s. J. FROST. October 16. 0:.» REPAIRING. .-$0 HE Subscriber takes this nietliod to in- form his friends and the public, that he has commenced his old business again, of cleaning and repairing "Brass and Wootlen CLOCKS. Also,GUNS will be repaired at short notice. IRA HOYT. Norwalk, one. mile from the Bridge, (east side the River. 49.tf ll CHE.-1.1” FAR./ll. * HE Subscriber will sell a val- uable FARM, remarkably cheap. lying in the North part ‘Sf .. ,_ Poundritlge, and two miles from S-..:::l. Salem meeting house, and within a few rods of a grist mill, saw mill, fulling mill, and a school house. Said Farm contains 6% acres of excellent land, suitably proportioned for meadow, wood, pasture, and pi:-iigliing,with a Dwelling house, barn, and other buildings, and at first rate well near the door; it has plenty of good lruit, is well watered, 8:. many other valuable privileges Further particulars may be had by applying to STEPHEN GILBERT. Sottth Salem, Dec. 12. 1826. 48* n6 New Establishment. IEVHE Subscribers having formed a con- nrxion in the Grocery business, under the firm of Hoyt 8; Chichesler, would inform their friends and the Public, that they have taken the stand formerly occupied by Edward t H. Street, where they iiircnd keeping a gen eral Assortment of Groceries, Hardware, line. They have now oti hand LIQUORS, consisting of Brandy, St. Croix. Jamaica and N. E. Rum, Gin, Wines, Cordials, Ale, lszc. TEAS.-—-Hyson, Young Hyson, I-Iyson Skin, and Souchong. SUGARS.—Luiiip and St. Croix. MOLASSES, best quality. Wlieataiitl Buckwheat FLOUR. BUTTER, CHEESE. SALT. COFFEE,very superior. FISH.—Mackerel, Shad, and Cod. Raisins ; Oranges ; Pepper ; Alspice ; Gin- ger ;Peai'lash, Starch, Snuff, Tobacco, "810. 8:c.toge'.her with an assortment of Earthen Ware, Hardware, &‘.c. FRANCIS I-Ion‘, WARD CHICHI-:S'1‘F.R. Norwalk. Dec. 15. I896. 48 OYT’S PA'1‘EN‘I‘ COOKING and FRANKLIN STOVES.—A constant ly of the above highly approved Cooking The experience of 2 or 3 any thing of the kind ever offered to the pub- I lie. House--keepers are earnestly solicited to exatniiie them. They comprise five difft-rent sizes from 518,10 $35. with fixtures complete. - P. PRICE. CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT, F‘ OR pleas-antness, safety, expedition, ease and certainty,is infinitely superior to any ollicr medicine, for the cure of that most dis- agreeable and tormenting disorder-Likewise for all lierretie eruptions and impurities ofthe skin. Price 83 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Staiiiford. Gentlemen 8,‘ Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW- DER-—Prcparcd by Dr. CLAY. For sale at the Gazette Oflice—Price 215015 For sale also by Benj.'Is:iacs and Stephen St John, Norwalk, and Jarvis. Stamford FALL GOODS JUST RE C"D BY Em I3. b.-‘l;.i\'.l\'E'l"l‘, J1 flaw Rods East of the Bridge. LUE, black, olive, mixed Zsi. drab Cloths and Cassiitte-‘es Diabet Blue and black mixed Satinetts Bang tip cord Devonsliire Keiscy Lyoiiskiii ‘Rose and Point Blankets Red, White, yellow, green, and Salisbury Flannel, various qualities Tartan Plziids various patterns, some at 25 9d Caroline plaids and stripe Green baizes Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and figured Boinbazetls Bllt boinbazine, circassian, lustring 8r. satteen Fig’d and black Ratinett Furniture cliiniz Calicoes, various qualities [hams American and itnported stripe Plaid $2. Ging- Cassiniere and Cashmere Shawls 4 4 scarletValentia, 8:. 8-4 scarlet and fig’d do Purple and cliiiitz Shawls Silk and cotton flagg liand’fs Black canton and plaid do White cotton bordered and battees do A good assortment of Shirting Muslins Linen of various qualities Long Lawn Furniture Diinity Muslin Robes Linen cambric Cambric muslin Blue and plain Naiikeetis Cravats, assorted colors Blue silk Velvet Plain and fig’djaconett, swiss 8r. book muslin Figured Gros dc Naples silks Green and white Florence Black Canton and French orape Black sarsinett and India Levantine Bobinett Lace different widths and qualities Green and white crape Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 105 Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves Silk Buttons, assorted colors Blk worsted and.-blk and white cotton Hose Gitnps, assorted colors Floss tliiead antl cotton, skeins and spools Foundation muslin Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand’fs with wor- ked borders Black silk Vesting Valentia, toiliiett and marseilles Vesting India calico, a good article for bed quilts Qiiiilitig cotton Ribbons, assorted colors Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors Meii’s first quality Beaver do Brown muslin for bats Cotton checks Bed Ticks Umbrellas and Parasols Pearlitig Black and crimson Tabby Velvet Flat bobbin Cotton cord Bed lace Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue Boot webb Tapes Quality binding Belt Ribbons, a new style Oil clotlt Silk Braids, assorted colors Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves Papei hangings Bonnet wire Shell, horn and ivory combs Spoons Knives and Forks Looking Glasses Clothes and shoe brushes - Spelling Books Barber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors Clnldrcn’s socks Slates and Pencils Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick An assortment of Groceries, Hgrd Ware and Ctockery,_ - October 2 Diaper STREET 6!. JAMES FFER the following GOODS, at the lowest market ,prices. Blue, black, olive, drab and Oxford mixed Broad Cloths Blue. black 81. mixed Cassimeres] Satiiiets of all kin ds, and cheap Tartan and Caroline Plaids and Camblets R'\.d, white, yellow, andgreen Flannels, Baizes Black Boinbazines and Bom- bazettes Devonshire Kersey Drab Fearnought Cashmere and Cassimere Shawls A good asortment dark Chintz" Furnltnrv Calicoes Caiiibrics Income? and book Muslins Figured. Book and Swiss Muslins Wide Bobbitiet Lace Thule do Black and colored Canton Crapes Black and white French do Cravats, all kinds Bandanoe, flag-_~_* and black Cotton Hdkfs. . Cotton Flagg lidkfs. cheap as arty Canton Flannel Bedticks, Checks and Plaids Bangup cords ofgood quality Gloves atid Hose, ii general assortment Imitation and purple Shawls Scarlet Salisbury Flannels Spool Cotton, very low Ribbons Braids ct. Lacirfgs Elastics ft-ue sheetings Plain and fig’d"Gro dc Nap Black Italian Lutestring Black India Levan- tine and Sarsnett Col’d Florences Fig’d Rattinett fine and coninion Irish Linens Linen Cauibric and Lawn Black, pink,.and blue Canibric Wadding for ladies coals Blicltskin mittens Light blue Ladies Cloth Rose and Point Bl:-mikets Bleached and unbleaclicd Sheetings, &t.c. &t.c. Etc. HARDWARE. Knives atid Forks ; Razors anti Straps; Knob Locks; Stock and Trunk do ; Butts $1. Screws; Buck Saws; Saw Files; Door Han- dles ; Brass Nails ; Shoe and Bread Knives; Wrought and cut Nails, &Lc. Also—-A small assortment of Groceries. , HARD-WARE. ‘ JACOB SMITH. (Successor to N. Beers.) F RYING-PANS, English Sliove|s,a gen- eral assortment ofScotch Hollow Ware, English Buster Sir-el, Trace Chains, a gene- ral assortnicnt of FILES and RASPS, Casi l 4 and G.-riiian Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws, Clout Nails, Brads, VVrought and cut Tacks, Tlitinib Latclies, Scissors and Shears, Jack and Pen knives. shoe knives, bread 8r. butch- er do. Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks, Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can- dlesticks, Bed screws .rid keys, Iron squares, Curry Combs. Snuffers SI. Trays, Coffee mills Slates, sand paper, Cliisst,-ls, Brass Knobs, Brass Curtain Pins. Shot, Paint brushes, ism. Nor».allt, September 925. -~ 1' r- STU./VE L1. am, Ol‘§S'I‘AN'I‘LY on hand, and for sale by the Cask. LOCKWUOD 82. Sr. Joittt. .-'\tlLl,l|\‘l Isl, I8‘26. IiA.bf.D.-‘WARE, 820. JOHN‘ BUBRJJLL AS just rcceivetl from N. York an addi- tion to his stoclt of Hard Ware, besides a small nssortnient of Hollow 'Ware, and lieels confitleiit, altlio’ he does not consider himself a Succr-ssor to any one, he can sell ascheap. The following articles comprise a part of his assortment, viz : Desk and trunk Loclts iTable and teaspoons Stock and deati_tlo Ink powder Chest and pad do Lather brushes and Curtain -pins boxes Norfolk and common latches and ketches Coarse and fine tooth combs Commode tiubs Siitilfbr. tobacco boxes Block titi tea pots Quint-baug and sand stones Pocket Books 8:. wal- Wilsoii’s Bread and lets shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing Butts and screws brushes Wrought Tacks and Scissors and shears Sparables - \Vafers Jack 8:. pen knives Sand paper Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack Cast hob nails Spades atid shovels Betts’ Blacltitig Peging aw! hafts and Shovels and tongs sewing do Grid Irons An assortment of cut Barber’s Razors Nails Benj.’s razor straps Norwalk, September I8, I826.‘ ]l.’fz'ddlebr0oks’, Prindles‘, and . Seymo,ur’s Almamaclcs, or 1827, 05% Sale, by the Gross, Dozen, or Sin- gle at the Bookstore and Library, south ofthe Bridge. I P. PRICE. Lehigh Coal Stoves. PERSONS wishing to procure Lehigh Coal Slaves can be furnished, on appli- cation to the subscriber, at the Norwalk Dis- pensary, where one can be seen in operation. For Sale, a few tons Lehigh Coal, cheap. Nov. 28. P. PRICE. ‘OHN BURRALL offers for sale 500 weight offirst quality Goslien CHEESE 12 Boxes 7 by 9 GLASS, first rate A quantity of first rate CODFISH A new supply of old CIDER BRANDY A supply of CROCKERY 81. Glass IVARE A New supply of good MOLASSES 75 Bbls. Fresh Ground Canal FLOUR A few halfBarrels do do Norwalk, Nov. 11. 1826. 38 U'I"l‘ONTYARN,' Cotton Batting, and Candlewick, a new supply, just rec’d 81. for sale by JAMES IVTALLORY. ' 250 Bushels T. Island Salt, and Canal Flour, FOR SALE av s. J. FROST. CONKLIN S'I‘RENGTH’NlNG PLAS TER—-WARRALVTED GENUINE- FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:-. .\*otrw.atLi., 'rUEsi.)Av;".i'.f§t"U_.§RY2. is»:-i. l. --v 1 snesoztrnnnn Goons. MAY BE FOUND AT- JACOB SMITH7S__, GENERAL Assortment ofFanc_y and Staple DRY GOODS, and of as good quality as can be found :- Superfine Blue and black Cloth do blue and black Cassimeres Superfine claret coloured Cloth . , Saitinctts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets Devonsliire Kersey. Bang-up Cords Red, white, and green Flaiinels , Green Baizes. Tartan 8L Caroiiiie Plaids Fustian. an excellent article for pantaloons Russia Dttck and Russia Sheeting}, Dorchester Ticking, first quality Sheeting and Sliirtiiig Muslins _ Furniture Chintz. 4-4 and 7-8 Irishglgidens London, French and American Prints 7-4 Mantle Merino Shawls. - 7-4, 4-4, and 6-4 Prussian Shawls 614 and 4-4 Cuslimere Shaivls A splendid assoittnent of fancy Dress Shawl 6 4 and 7-4 Cassimere Shawls, very low Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton Gentlemen’s &L Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves Black, white, and colored Canton Crapes Gilt Buttons bythe gross. Fancy Vestiiigs Silk Flagg Handkercliiefs , French striped 8:. American Plaid Gingharns Fine and low priced Bonibazines Fine and low priced Boinbazettes Cravat Muslins. Bobbiiiett Lace Black English Silk Hose. Ribbons India and French Levantine. India Sarsnet Italian Lutestring. Black Florence .Fig’d and pla_iii Gross dc Naples Silk White, pink, blue and white Florence White Mersailles Vestiiigs. Linen Cambric Plaid and Fig’d Circassians, Col’d Muslins Colored Boinbazettes. Apron Checks Buckskiii Mittens. Uiiibrcllas. Parasols Canibric and Jaconet Muslins. Shell Combs Figtii'ed and plain Book Muslin Splendid assortment of CURLS, &.c. Cotton Yarn and Cotton Batting. Cotton \Vool, &r~. Norwalk, Sept. 925. V./1LU.&B[.E REAL EST./SITE FOR SALE. VALUABLE Real Estate situated near the village of Stamford, state of Connecticut, thirty-six miles from New York. It consists of two large Flour Mills, one of sixteen and the other eight run ofstones, cs. pable of grinding one thousand bushels per week. They are located on Long Island Sound, with the sole use ofthe harbor,(wliich is lleVt'."i‘ impeded by ice when the Sound is navigable) ‘admitting vessels from seventy to eighty tons biirtheti; together with houses it the iin~:-.et,liate vicinity, calculated for the res idences of niillers and oilier labourers, with work shops for blacksiiiiths and mill wrights, and all the tiiotlern improveuieiiis for carry- ing on the business so as to render it lucra- tive to the purchaser. Also, an elegant modern built Dwelling-House, Large and commodioiis, well adapted for the i‘t':Sltl(:IlCe ofthe proprietor or any other gen- teel family, and coiiimandiiig a beautiful and extensive view oi"LongIsland and the Sound. Fisliing, Fowling, 8:0. in all their varieties.-—- Attached to the House is an extensive Garden of several acres, beautifully located, and con- taining a great variety of choice fruits, flow- ers, and shrubbery,witli an ice house, summer- house, and handsomely laid outwith gravel walks, togetlier with about forty acres oflaiid divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,- Barns, stables. granary, and other out houses. The whole embracing an Island immediately connected with the main land. The above extensive atitl valuable Real Estate will be sold separate or together. For desirableness of situation, beauty of prospect, or place of business,it is no probably exceed ed in the state,and therefor possesses import- ant advantages either to the man of business or leisure. For further particulars inquire of JOHN W. HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BYRNES, 'I‘uimizLii: 8:. Co. South-st. New York. Also for sale, the Sloop.E:t:press, burthen sixty tons, built in 1821, is well calculated for a mill boat or coaster, being in good order bi. well l'ound—-s-.tils,and one cable new. Inquire as above. 131!‘ l\Iay,__1._8fl6. T WELVE Boxes VYiudotv GI. °..’.0_dozen Knives and Forks ‘ Glass Lamps Brass stand Candlesticks 4 Pen and Jack Knives, very cheap For sale by S. J. Faosr. Ulster VV'tndow Glass. FEW boxes superior 7 by 9 UlsterGlass just rec’d and for sale by STREET 8t. JAMES. HOLLOW VV ARE. ARGE. and small covered and common Spiders, iron Pots and Dishkettles Bake Pans, very cheap A Skellets High Pans ‘Tea Kettles Fire Dogs, various sizes ‘Griddles Sad Irons. Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6 English Spades and Shovels Trace chains Wool cards Large wire for baleing Wisk Brooms and Brushes Superior and comtnoii writing paper Letter paper and manufactured quills GL.HSS WJRE, An assortment. CROCKERY—an assortment The above articles and also an assortment o DRY GOODS, Are offered to those who wish to purchase cheap, by LOCKWOOD 81. ST. JOHN. November? ' ANTED, a BOY from 15 to 16 years old as an apprentice to the Hatling business. Hagar W. SMITH. Norwalk, _Np_v. .3} i. PX‘. N0. 415' . Ready ‘made; Clothes‘. . nnwntr Locnwoon. , HAS just received ‘a new _and_ handsome supply_of readyandfwell made Clothes‘ of all_l)0$_l every description, suitable for the present season, w_hic'n he can sell a little less assortment may be found-— __ _ _ , _ , _ P98 _C0a.t8, _'Iaricf-is qtialities; Great coats, Lvonskin Jacltets ; Roundabout do ; Satinett and broadcloth Pantaloons,dif’ferent qualities; do. ofbest kind of baiigup cord ;Vt-sts of blue and black broadcloth, silk, mersailles and sw_ans_down, bio ; Flannel waistcoat; 5; di-aw.‘ ers ; cotton fit flannel shirtsi Guernsey frocks, suspenders ;sto_ckings ; boots andshoes, &.c. Also, a general assortnieiirof Groceries. . Tlie,_above articles will be “ exchanged’ than can be, obtainedflelsetgvhere. Among his very low for cash; Norwalk, Novetiiberli 87 _ ,_, town of Fairficld, legally coiivened _and Resolved, That if any person shall take Tuesdays and Saturdays, he shall forfeit and take more than ten bushels of oysters within less than one dollar, which several forfeitures that this by law shall extend to the taking of’ property ofindividuals. 43 Attention the W hole ! has on liatid a general assor merit oi" DRY cheap for cash, or country produce. for past favors he has received, and is in hopes to New York by the middle of this month, CHARLES IIURLBUTT. HE subscriber hasjust returned from N. Wliicli lteolft‘t:- to the pt.i‘iiu; on fair and rea- V 1'réi’.'es’W doors. an assoi-ttiient of Goods, worth the illlell‘ Elegant black and white fig’d Gros tie N.-.-plcs Black Italian Lustiing ColoredFlorctice's Black Catitoti and Italian Crapes Ginips Daisy Buttons Green‘ Gauze Veils White Crape Lissa Ribbons, a good assortment Ratinetts Cashmere shawls and hdkfs. all colors Calicoes, a good assortuieiit ; Furniture do Fig’d swiss antljaconett inusliiis Irish Linen Satinetts, very cheap Tartan Plaitls ; Caniblets; Baizes Flannels of all colors aiitl qtialities Gloves ofall descriptions. Black Feathers Russia Diaper Dorchester Ticking English Blankets, for 65. 6d a piece Crockery, a good assortment At a Cotirt of Probate holdcn lat Norwalk, f H I‘Jl]ills, late of Wilton, deceased, having pay the debts due and arising therefrom, this appointed to receive and adjust . '-115'." Ifxtono day ofJanuary next, at H’-'4 ¢"'*‘-"-“"‘- , A BY-LAW; , A away oysters in the waters within the limits of pay a stint not less than one dollar, nor more the limits aforesaid, in any one day, he shall shall belong to any person who shall site for such oysters only, as are common property, The above is a true copy of Record, HARLES HURLBU'I"I‘ would inform GOODS, GROCERIES, H.iRDW.£1[tb', N. B. The -shubiscriber ten- tliey will again be willing to stretch forth their cash or country produce will be received in Saugatiick, Nov. 1, 1826. 3niS7 York with an assortment of sonalile. itttll‘-F. H. K. FROST. Cheap and 12-iandstmze. tion of all who are in want. Black Levantine, very stout, for ladit 9 great Black and green Sarcinctts Green and white French Crape Bobinett Lace for Veils, some very fine White and black silk hose Vestiiigs 7-4 and 8-4 scarlet and black merino Shawls, Black and scarlet Cassirnere do Caroline Stripes and Plaids Umbrellas Carnbric, mull and book do; muslin cravats 6, 8, and 10 4 Daniask Table Diaper Ladies Travelling Baskets Very liatidsonie plain scarlet Flannel Good undressed kid Gloves for Is. per pair Bleached and niibleached muslins, as good as Children's red, green 8:. black morocco boots, Cotton Yarn, Candlewick $1. Batting, as usual’ Dec. 18, 18226. ,, of Joseph represented to this Court that the estate of Court therefore orders said adiiiiiiistrat-‘or to the creditors to said estate, 31 where all concerned ma)’ be l‘-’~‘~‘‘‘J‘ "*3 ""’“‘ Ta meeting of the Inhabitants of the held in sd town, on the 11th day of Dec_.l826, the town ofFairfield on any day, other than than 17 dollars ; and that if any person shall forfeit a sum not exceeding 17 dollars, not‘ and prosecute the same to effect ;—Provided, and not to such as are the sole and separate Attest S.uu’L ROWLAND. Town Clk. his old friends and customers that he on CROCKERY, which he will dispose of, rlers his old friends and customers his rtiaiiks bands to assist him. As be positively will go payment for old debts—or new ones also. N GOODS. T F./ILL GOODS, N:--‘ts-alt. iirt":lre~‘£l4 AMES .‘\lALLOI’u UII‘3l'.\ lOIl)t' 3.-ublit: Among the assortnient may be fouvv?-— coats Black Satin Shaded Gm de Ntip,plain and fig’d Fiagg, Baiidanoe and Fancy Hdkfs Fig’d Bobinett and 'I‘hread Lace Morocco Indispensahles Braids; Piping cord very cheap Prussian Shawls , Black Bombazine and Bonibazette, cheap Swiss muslin collars, cheap and handsome Linen cambiic; Long Lawn, very fine Black and green Prunelle , Green Serge" Salisbury Fiannels, some very fine All kinds of Hosiery Drab Kersey Brown Caiiibric for bats ; colored cambrics can be found Cotton Wadding and almost every thing else Norwalk, October 9, 1826 59 E administrator on the estate aid deceased, is insolvent, and itisiifi'i-.‘.a::tn to give public notice that COITIIIIISSI-)Il8|'§ will be Office in said Norwalk, on the sec. erg; W: M.B.s.'r'rs,Judgc.. the clai:i.so_f .. the Probafe . .-’L._ Ma. .'
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