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' F ' 1 them. They tell their perilous situation ;- I S'1‘(_)C_K REP§.ENISHl§3D- N orwalk Fancy Store. NE W GOODS. _

_ 3003“!-" but with undaunted firmness and desperate New GOOOS. Wllllaln J- §l1'eet 55 00- _. . . , I . M. M. I.AWREN(_3E

I STANZAS. ‘‘ resolution, they told the Cannadian oflicer M, GALEis this day opening a large ntl AVE J'I1itI'e§eiyed an additional supply P‘ 5 “‘ ' LEV,‘ C.L*‘RK 3”," “I, now offers to the P001”!

On Asylum fortlw Dcafand DumIr,a€ not tocome any nearer-to them. If he did Wsplendid assortment of ' G000’ l“ “"35” ll“? °.°"“‘,‘Il“i‘=:, °l dC"']‘;°",’,‘;°; _ its tgrliggufhggtlguii Ea a new and general assort-

Haflfimi C0'm- ‘ they would certainly kill hint. At first he FANCY St. STAPLE DRY GOOIS. al'"C‘.’" ‘,’‘:r-VF.°:,°.1'1‘,f’‘‘‘‘,?r';v “7 “" " bong,“ in ,, ment of
B!’ GREmr'tl’.LE IMELLEN. laughed a, ,hem_ He .cou]d not suppose Among his assortment will be found—-100 pces a’:1’u0§7g’e,’I',H;sA:f“LC::s ‘I'M, BE. FOUND , NEW YORK’ ,'};.£. GO0Df_»$!,
Alndiintliy silence was his aentcvwe.---Prometheus' ;, ‘ .-- ' - .- ~ dark and light chiniz Calicoes of thelattst svle, ‘ 'l- , .k S,’ d t or any Shop in the coun- ,. » “ '15 which are as or 0W3:—-
. _ ' possible that two boys, neither OI’ Illem . -_ F_ h G. h, B ,k ,d Sugar and tea ofthe best qua ity , Poi , in , ‘ I . _ L V. M’, , E F .

There stand forever! G d wllbe th - ., . , - L'El}l3"‘l_‘l‘1'k_ “W3 "'8 “mi l ‘ma 1 I d C dfi h' Fl ,R' ; M Id d t .. \ try—No E:i:ccptwns- —. - . Good Silver rig sh

‘ while 19,,“ things 0;-e:,.,~,«, ;,,,,,;;,, E315; , _eligl"l“9" Jéatrs l°f 38:: 2,0‘-Ii: 1" lhfnfjacse Mulrilulo Ciiéassianu a éarge ass0J1'tmeln&.I§llE’0 glilgflcglifndllgs; (Spesrni B(&)ll|lIll{ ail: Vvhlzllle Oil; Fine Fglishand French VVatches; Gold Seals, Watches, Gold and Silver French do., Alain}
, Sosureisltf r'llt * h “.3 a"g° 9 39"”-’" 0 Sal’ ge 9“ '8 an "e 5-” e 5* “r ‘m “" .°f” 5 - ' " d ' 0'1. ' 1 ' - llk' d. f’G'lt.l Ir - a dPat ntR t’ «rd . Watch Trimmings 0
"cy S I 0 crown I e cup’ , Green Baize and Frize {or Cloak Linings ;w re: Glass and P”“.V - V‘ “"9 Lead dry 3“ "1 I _S|ides,Rin s 8; Chains. 3 "‘ ‘ ° 1 CW9 37 v esery d:scrip*:il:)9na.A"];rg‘; assortment of Fflagree

eys and Seals; Silver and Brass Ever-

burning with reseiittrient, and flushed with _
some at 45.; Silver Tooth Picks,

hope, dare to execute their threats. Find-
ing that they were in no wise iutiniidated
by the dangers which on all sides surround-
ed them,the Cannadian commander resort-
ed to the bold expedient of moving towards‘
his youthful adversaries ; llirowing open
his bosom, defying them to fire at him, and
at the same moment raising his sword to
cut down theyourrg Anierican. In the act
ofstriking, they both shot him lhroug_|i the
heart. He fell at their feet. But such
was the presence of mirid of the. young A-
merican,-in these fearful circuriistanci-~s,un-
certain wlie'il'ier tlir otlicer was certainly
dead, that to render “ assitrairce doubtly-
sure,” and to prevent the possibility of his

OPPl'essive Silence! where one feel: alone caning Hm to his demchmem to fire 0”
As if all souls from their mortalityhad flown.’ ‘hem. 09 ‘M030 We bull 900 l|l5 muskels

G0,; 1,,“ ,,,._,,1,,,, up an “,',s_a“ lips are s,”,___ and with it broke, at one blow, the neck 0;.

Has closed all ears, tilt sound usetris over; the enemy whom they had shot through

And now no discord ivakes a warring will, the heart. At this instant, the friendly

0' Wave“ ""h°l3' break °“_ P“55l°“’5 5h°"'» Pottawatomies providcntirrlly appeared on
Peace is the watcliword on this liallow’d ground - - -
Religion speaks in silent eloquence around! ’ the opposite shore of the rrvi.-r, gave a tre-

Tlio biterci-it cup of human destiny I
Joy! thata flame in noble hearts is left,
To llghtyour sha_dowed'path,ye stricken Kt bereft,

Holy retreat of the unspotted soul ! -[claim
That hearest not the world’s loud tongue pro-
Ils “=09 0f n01hlng' o’er the madd’ning bowl,
Where Pride and Genius sink to Guilt 8: shame-
Thou shalt survive,a glory to mankind, [beliind.
When we shall makeotir graves,nor leave a name

There is no noise ofinirth within thy -halls,
Though the full flood ofLife is rolling there.
A thousand tongues-—but still no echo fo.lls—-
A thousand prayers--but still no sound ofpray’r!
A thousand spirits there may melt to song,

Though ’tis the heart’s deep music,silent but how

strong ! I

'__LII{E‘)§7IsE——— Compass _
Locks, Hinges, Butts, Screws, Norfolk and point Pencils, Ch (1 d hm
Thumb Latches, Wrought and Cut Nails, Coflee Silver Peps; Peflfl. -lei. Pi!St€.D. 359 3'; D§’u'b‘
Mills, &c.; also. Cooking Pots, Dish Kettles Finger Rings; 1‘! 19-S"°_° E?’ P‘l°ps ricessf
Tea Kettles and Bammo,-_, Spiders, manufactiir- some very handsome; Fillagtee iusu aG pld nud.
ed in Albany from refined Iron, and only lialfthe Paste Ear Bings very cheap , Loc ((1613, ‘o Pins _
usual weight. The Ladies areinvited to call and Gill; all kinds of P8‘-‘Tl: -lei 3" d 8%,? SP0,’
,,_x,,,,,,,,,._ mi, ,,,.,;c]e_ Bend Purses; Purse Clasps Steel an i t . -

_\ _ . anrl gilt Buckles; Sleeve Buttons: Silver Thirti-

‘ bles; Steel and Brass do.; Stilletoesi P°‘_3l‘9l

UST received at the Gazette Bookstore, Books of all kinds, some very fine for~Ladies:

elegant Quartc, and Octavo Bibles Cloth, Hair. Tooth and Sharing Brushes; lltzuiicy

I-Icnt'V’s and Ulark’s C0mIltCl']l‘.3l'y _ Soap. Suaving Boxeg, l:i'aci(2;lil:t Clasps an1t\teeidz1lr;:-

Pocket. Bibles and Testazrrerits, toy Bibles lgts, ll"ti‘c-tet CoIn'l1)_§.bk:1é%tyl‘ Ii‘i:3II1§;r(‘;‘|l’%JvH.p0in{

Common school do. a good edition P:)°cfls,“§::gf§.Oxdes’ Mfisizgal Eons, Com/ersa_

Village H-Ymils’1arge and sum“ - tion Cards, Burning Glasses, Watch Ribbon and

Dwrglrt’s, Episcopal and Metliodtst do. Chains, Len“ Stamps, Poe“, Ammmcsy Pen

l\"'l‘Valki S9?“ 12* 1831' Knives and Scissors, Lead Pepcils, Tpiy Watches‘,

' . - ' Razor Strops, Stet-lTo‘)at:co ‘oxes, assoon an

ve““l‘,d'“S\“p'_ Claiionet lleeds,Violin Strings, Plated and Brass

E, Candlesticlts, Plated Snuffets and Trays. Sleel

V EACHER ofpractical and ornamental wri- Snuffers and Jappan Trays, Fine Brittannia lea
ting. respectfully gives the Ladies and Gen-
tlemen ol Norwalli notice, that be will comm_enCe
a course of iristriti;liorr in this art, at the North

Pots, Block Tin Tea Vols very cneap. 30319 ell?‘
Academy, this (Tuesday) evening, at half past 7

gant Trays.
LOOIKING GLASSES.
o’clock. Terms of ’l'uiiion $1 25 our 13 lessons
ofl 1-2 hour each. Stationary furnished by the

A large assortment of gilt 8:. Malioguny frame
scholar. Specimens of writing may be seen, at

ied, green, yellow and blk Flaunels; a largeas-
sortmer.t ofBroad Cloths of all colors prices rid
qualities; Superfine blue, blk, mixt and Fa y
col’d Cassimeres; Fashionable col’d Satinettla
superior at ticle; fig'tl Silk Velvet Hid Silk Vdt-
ings; Devonshire .KeI‘St‘_V; Bairgu . Cord; B -
vertceii ; Drabctte; one box hlk and white, ‘
binet Veils; Green Gattzc and Berage l;“..i'_-/; b.
India Satin ; blk Italian, Srnchev.'s.and Sanfnet'
Silks; blk and blue blk Gro do Berlin, an 'Gro
do Naps; col’d and changeable Silks for Lldics
Dresses of every description: l;lk, blue, sclrlct
and white Merino Shawls,wari anted entirelylfrec
from Cotton: Prussian Shawls and Hdkls} 50
pieces bleach’d Sllcellngs and Shirtings: l0ps.
Osiiiliurgliséb Burlaps: 60ps. brown Sheetirgs:
4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 wide red Padding: Canvass:
Buckrain: black and wlri‘e foundation Muslhs :
Knapping Cloths: brown 82. white Jeanes: cord-
ed Skirts; bovs' Leather Caps: a good assort.
of Geiitleineiis’ 1-".ur Hats: Nnvariuo Hats: Tm-
velling Baskets-—a1l of which will be sold ata
small advance. N-orwalk, Sept. 4, 1331.

.'}rloro .l‘\'e.\v Goods.
ST. JOHN 8; RKORRIS

AVE just received a splendid assorImer.t of
SELKS ;—blaclt and col’d Gro de Naples
very cheap; blk Gro de Berlin

Ear Rings and Pins, Finger Rings and Breast
Pins of (‘very description, Silver and Brass Thim-
bles, Pocket Compasses, Ever pointed Pencils
with and without Calendars, some at 43. Pocket
Books. Bead and Silk Purses, Hair Pius,Elegant
Bead Bags, Silk Reticules, Silver and Steel
SPECTACLES, Glasses fitted to frames; Belt
Buckles oflutest fa hions, Cloth, Hair, Tooth 8:.
Shaving Brushes ; Fancy Soaps for Shaving and
VVashing ; PERFUMERY.

RAz()Rs_ A large asssortment of Ra-
zors of various prices; Strops; a large assort-
ment of Pocket Knives cheaper than ever belore
otl‘ered.--—Platetl Spoons large and small. Pltiteil
and Brass Candlesticks, Plated 81. Steel Strum-rs
and Trays, Plated Castors with 4. 5 and 6 Glass-
es from 7s. to 483., Brittania and Blocktin Tea
Pots and Tea Setts, Gilt anti Mahogany Frame
LOOKING GLASSES, Curtain Pins, Brass An-
dirons, Shovel and Tongs. Tea Boards
C0,1yBg5_ Shell Combs, large and small
Horn Combs ofevery description, very cheap

_ 3-‘*_ Silver Spoons of every de-
scfi;;lt)i9n?Bi‘?ttailia Table and Tea SPOOONS.
Plated and Silver Butter Knives.

Stocks, Collars, and Gloves.

A good assortment of Stocks and Collars made
by the first Shops in Nr-wYork.—-Also, an assort-
ment of Gloves and Mitts, besides many articles

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There is no sound of mournin
Though Sorrow there oft lift her tearful eye;
Butliving Stillness moves along thy walls,
Where cars are sentenced for eternity I

g in thy halls,

Glasses will be kept conslantly_on hTand,. as low
or less than can be bought in l\cw York.-
New Glasses put into Old Frames.

. . . nlendous ‘ell 8.: rushed a ‘toss the sir -ant . _ - _ . . .-
8i'Gh):ihatiiyfrdldimnilahonshnoDdcakntemb W“ "'9 rililitlily olilivlitrribxrv The s:u»'- Bil:g1ll‘%i'L(linS“ldl§N{slllfilltllttlllbtlk1‘.Lusnmg “"S°““"°' S"*"‘ 6' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS no”-t=c<=ss«'"'y t°"le"‘i°'=-

avream - ..- *3.“ . ‘ ‘ . ' '-. * ' 3.. . 1.. .. or h b-'1 h b
Thy v;s,m,;o,,3 on us_,-or°‘:e Egeumay 8 age enemy’ by {Ins “me ,,p,,,,Zed of we Col’u Satliis Lhnngcztble Gro de Piaplcs ,l\e\V Dry GOOQS. Clarionets, Flutes, lilies, Flageolets, Violins, onlgiritll “l’3“iS‘:l3li(;'l;3:h;de0:;' lfgilfiggitfti 

ha‘ C-‘"1 llnvail the Future, bidcs with Thee, fate of their commander, and seeing the 3'“ black Fl°“"“°° 0°‘ G''° 09 N"‘l’l°“ 3IC- VET)’ Cl19='P- say, rim; he will sell them as cheap as can he

VVlL}.LIAlii GALE}

In thy blue home Thou tmapproached &. hi h ' ' ' ' C°l°"°“ Fl°Ve'=°°5 *1” ‘’l “"'l°l‘ are "fl“”°‘l 3‘ “ Silver S oous So at Tongs Cream and Salt _. ,
_ ' g -- ; d ,= , I f I 1,: ;t t I’ ’ . . . . , , . . _ P ’ g ’ . I. lel where Ctrr or Counrnr
One, and alone, in ihy uncmmging m,,je5,),, r ll“ 31 l’“’'‘c ’ 0 l le PM lwl Oml“ 00 ‘ small advance, (lst door West at the Bridge.) AS Just received and offers for sale an ex- £2:Iy:%n§1a:,,£‘)m‘:(::1::t:£di;;E puqt‘gc‘!fi:1(§;t:1tUcl{:;cand Vifatches ofa-U Scapemems
‘ ; M. v ‘ '

Yet than shall mm fm aésion H H k g to flight. Tip; brave lads were saved,p:~p.
1,,de,,,,’,,,Q.voicelessP3,,”al_;’;muth;e‘u]ry);]e' cr-seded on “gilt-ii‘. Juuriicy amidst per-ils
v1h,,,,,;ey cangmsp creation wmuhe eye, scarcely lr ss Cirimiinrent than the one they
Amt read ,1“, mm, that ,e,,ch_ mew rm ,him, .had Just escrrpeil, and efti-ctcrl the 0l)_]eLI
own.’ _ of their ti-'yirrg and dairger-oils niissiori.——
“E323 3131i."-z’1g’:‘”8nl1‘:)TsJt’ ;:‘a:‘:sP;)$!1;la:i~:lt|:iu§3 e, The ttcaty ol Gt(‘Cl_lVlllt: was _stgned and
E!” , -V "‘ ' ratrtled ; pence was restored uitlr the Itrdi- J
an tribes ; and the intrepid young A-
merican, left a pciiityless orplisiri by the‘
death of his parent and the diszistrous ef-
fects oftlre war, lived tocducateaiid bring and 1,,,,,,, we ,,-,,de_ r,er.,.e..,, 13 amt 15
up a large family iii sisters, by his own c-x- years Ofago. Apply at -he Store of Mr. Enivls
rlions, and still lives, in ptrrspcrity and ii"$212?":t:‘;:“':%:;°3f(::};_5'1‘*'ll“the ‘“b5°“b°"'
fllrrei.-Ce, to ciiyrry the st-iciety otrlirii farlr- (,93.M‘.5) ’ ‘ 1,-MDERICK LOCKWOOD.
me panies is ;n,;,,,,,,€,}y k,..,,“,,, ,0 m,,__ ily, respcctzilily t.'.S‘Etl.3ll>lIeCl in life, and to "“"—
The ,,,,,,;C scene, whn,,,,afiv,,,ds a new de_ see the savage \\‘iltlelllL‘SS ivhere~ he ‘was ' -‘ 9
veloperrreri; ofthe llIdl\'l(llJEll srrtl'erings and c”“”°d “"d “”'”'“’d "“‘*l‘”’ ‘he ”l’l‘“"d

7: ‘at tensile Zl.sSOl‘lmt‘.lli. of Dry Goods, among
which are-

Cambric Swiss Mull; Jackonet, Book, Nan-
sook and Medium Muslims; Imitation Linen
Canibric; 4.4, 5.4, and 6.4 Swiss and Jackonct
Lravnts; 80 pieces dark and light Crrlicocs and
Giiigiiams; lrishLinrns and Linen Catnbrics;
<1.-1.5.4.6 -l airrl 7-‘1 white and blk Bobbiiiet Lace,
Tlircad and Bobbiiiet Lace and. Edgcings, a line
assortment; Bobbinct Footing; Grci-ii Barrage
antl Gauze Veils: Blk and blue blk Gro do Berlin
and Gro do Naps; Elk and col’d Gro de Indies;
Col’dGro de Naps; Changeable col7d Florerrccs
Blk Italian Liistiing; Blk India. Sattin and Sat
tin Levaniinc ; Green India Sarsiiiet; blk Mode;
Col'd Srittiiis; blk Nanlteen and Canton Crape:
6.4 blk Crrrpe for Veils; Pongces; Fine black
Bomliaziuesa large assortment; 30 ps. blk and
col’d Merino Cii'cnssians, assorted colors and of
a_snperior quality; l5la.nd Gauze, Crape,Bcri age,
l'alinarine and other Fancy Hdkfs.; blk, scarlet

Norwalk, Sept. 6. 1831
REl<_‘r\‘;\VI=.\"DO\'V BI.lNDS—-just received
and for sale cheap by Sr. Jorlutit Mounts.
Slirrzol/’2.g,I teed,
', EW CROP, 1‘. prime article.
BED TOP SEED,
ust received and lot‘ Sale by ‘
.I.ioon SMITH 8/ 
VVA.T()K~li .L‘vlIAE§.lii“\' G.

LAD is wanted capable to attend a Store

carefully repaired.
Sarigattlclr. March ‘23. 1831 I70

.l‘l°ew be Cheap Broadclotbs.
WILLIAM GALE

AS on hand and ofl‘ers for sale 50 pieces of
_ Broadcloths, viz.—Blue, blk, brown, green,
olive, Claret and Steel inixt Broadclotlis.
Fine black, blue and mixt Cassimeres
5 pieces Fancy coloured Cassimercs
Satinetts some very fine
Silk, Valencia anti Marseilles Viestings
Blk Genoa Silk Velvet : Red Padding: Ca
3 ps.NnppiiigCloth, it good article for Hatter.
Blue and Green Table Covers different sizes
Green, red, white yellow and blk Flannels
4 pieces blk Prunella: Batting, Candle l/Vick &
Twine : a good assortment of Gentlemens Fur
l1ats—riI1 of which will be ofli.-red at very re
duced prices. Norwalk, August 15,1831

ed Table, Tea, Cream and Salt Spoons, Pearl
and Ivory Salt Spoons, P itted Soup Latlleb‘.
Brittanin Spoons; Brass Aiidirons, Shovel and
Tongs of all prices, and many other articles not
enuirierated.

III?’ The strictest attention paid to VVatc_'li Re-
pairing, and all Jobbing done at short notice’ .

*,_" Engraving of various kinds execcled with
nentness and despatch.

N. B. All Orders for work or Goods sent by
Post Riders or Waggoners, will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to.

./'\"rwal/c, Jllarcli 14, 1831

A GAME‘.
TAILORING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
E. CORKEIR would return his thanks to
9%.. the public for past favors shown him in his
line ofbusiness, and solicits a.t:ontir'i_ua:.ceT ofrthe
same. He is constantly receiving lrom l\. 1 ork

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ifliscsllansotts.

_From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.
A THE YOUNG VVAERIOHS.
EXTRACT on A LET'I ER FROM MICHIGAN.
“ For the substantial accuracy of the fol- "'
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EN, on SALE CIAIEAP, by VI CLHK

LE .1 .
horrors i;'cidcnt to war, esirecially to bor- l"
der wars, discloses traits of youthful cour-

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mahawk, in a Slitlt-.‘,Ol.l'Ilgll cvl:ivatir:n,&

lossoming and b.'o‘oming like the rose.”

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[E;"An Apprentice VVanted.
Norwvalk. Sept. 3, 1830.

aiiil white Illerino Shawls a superior article war-
ranted free tram Cotton ; Pongce and Silk Flag
I-idkfs; Silk and Cotton Hosiery ofevery dc-

the latest and most approved fashions lrom the
best establishments in the city, and all orders cu-
trusted to him shall be executed in the most faith-

NE‘W ESfIl‘_ABLISHl‘tIEN'l‘_.
Iron, Provision, Grocery, paint

age and presence of mind eminently wor-
my 0,-pubpc ,ecOrd_ HABITS on A MAN or nUsiNr:ss.——A sa-

.' .- credre ard to the rinci lcs of ' t"
“ T°“’?"‘lS ll"-3 close oflllg late “ar “llll forms mge bqsis of eye“, ,lr:_mac,iO',],uS zllcred’ the estate ot' Chaiinccy Keclcr, late of Wilton,
Gwal B”"“"o '0 18139 0" 1814: when the ‘ . ' i ‘ . " ‘ deceased. to exhibit their cl-.'.ims for settlement.
American arms had been so far victorious "gulales We °““””°t Of the "l’”gl” mil”

fb , H _ , , _ _ Those who neglect to ‘present their accounts,
as ,0 alarm and imimidage me Indians on O usrnoss. e its strict ln ltcepll.-g ltls properly nttesttd, witbinsaid time. VV1ill)e(lt3l)§ll'~

sci-iption ; Ladies and Gent’s Horseskin, Beaver
and Kid Gloves a. good assortment; Long Lawns
and Linen Caiubric Hdkfs.; White and Brown
Jeanes; Green. 8L Red Moreen ; Corded Skirts ;
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas ; Green and Brown
Parasols; Green, white, pink, and Black French
Crapes; Table Diapers: Russia Sheeting: Dow

Titllifl Court. of Probate for the Distiir.-t oi
Norwalk hath limited and allowed Six
Months from the date hereof, for the creditors to

and Oil store.

7 HE subscribers having entered intnfpart .

E nersliip under the firm of BART RAM 6:.
I-IOYT, now offer to their friends and the public
a general assortment of the above described
Goods, viz :

ful manner, at his old stand over the store lately
occupied by Street 81. James. _

All kinds ofMilitary work done in the nearest
manner. Norwalk, April 18, 1831 173

Boot. and Shoe tore.

7:

. I _ .._ ergagenletits--Clocs nothing cat'elc-sszlry or redarcrovi-ry. _>\llpf:lS0[1§ indebted to said es- 1: ,1 . . R, . . D .1»; 3 dz; 1‘ 0. S0 ‘ ' ‘ ' Russl" Cast r°‘md‘l’9q"l"°
lllese fwmlerst tlli‘}’_ acceded l°_d_l-‘r°P°°' in a hu,ry__,__.mpj(,ys m,b,_dy to (1,, .“.h,,, late, are requcstcdvto makeiinnicdrzite payurentto b‘I_50w::"l_:‘[:‘(‘1)"ble:'l"’:“h‘:, Sgaxesliz S‘i‘l:a‘e"lpn .3 all3x°d E;ABXql1llAT:Yl:§I3L1J}5E3-X Swedeg’ Gerémn. AI’nErican’
"On to .meet- Amimcan comnussmnelsal ie can easily do iiinlsell‘—-ltevlls every SAwlUEI"'SC'():m‘," slllfliflglsi TF&Vt‘”l"E-' Baskets? D0351?"-3-‘l'”" .§ Fliflgrgntleineliii-ldl‘L:di:: E"g1iSh’a"d IRGRL E“5“"h B“‘t3"' “ml
Greenville, in Ohio, for the purpose ofma- IlAl.RlE1 Kl~.l«.LEr.. lgrpix. BPS: Dmsmbm’Leghm_n’am, Navarmo Ha,S:___ 0.‘, Mum,“ am it; vicinity 5,3,8, S,,,.,,,g STEEL’

Nails and Glass of all sizes

thing in its proper pl.-ice—leaves nothing ‘
Pork and Beef Hams

undone which ought to be done,and which
circumstances permitted him to do -—ls_,ecps
his designs and business front the view of
thcrs; is prompt and decisive éwilli his

VVilton. Sept. 9, 1831
"i HE Court Ul Prolittte for lllB'DlSl:ilC[S0f
Norwalk, liath limited and alrowe ix
Months from the date hereof, for the crellll0|‘S 10
the estate of Rcbccca Arclrcr, late of Norwalk, de-
_ ceased, to exhibit their claims for scttlcment.——-
fv‘ 03" lllfi Those who neglect to prcsenttheir accountsli D-
rlv attested, within said mm-. will be avlNHI‘«'- ll!
...;...mry£. an pt.-1.suns ixideoted to said enllttéluin
equestctl to make immediate payment to I '
SE’.[‘H 'I‘A1’I..ou, nun: _.

Norwalk, Sept. 8, 1831 ‘H9-l
‘l a Court ut Probate, holdeti at t\'orwatk,
September 8. 1831 : On the estate of Joseph

 

king a treaty of peace and of cession and
iudemnities. The British authorities in
Canada, learning the intelligence of this
contemplated.convention, became anxious

t ' t . fih Illl)‘S dis (Wed "
 

For this Piirllose thev detached 3. force of "8Sl"‘1Tll:‘.elbr3.Sl:°” clieqlls to ‘"33 0""-‘s e
. - - * , a cast ocre it ransicuo tt :-, ' ‘
Canadiansavages,comnianded bya French wllhen ‘hey can be advaintagizgsulugzy illylzlégz r
Canada" ofllcer‘ whose Obie?“ " wa.S to pithep in buying or selling ; and small pio-
imetcepl a mbe of the Amencan In-mans’ fits in credit cases, with little ris.l<s to the
and ovemwe "hem from proceeding to change ofgreater gains with more hazard.
Greenville- T_h}s sch;-we _s°°" b°°*"“,° H, ,5 ,1”, ,,',..r explicit in all his bargains c‘/wrnmmr '8“?°.‘N°’W“‘ki.d?°°f“°d"9E‘”“"l‘”=
k“°“”"° ‘he mlmary ?ulhcr.]I".)l; ofihe Uni- --leuvcs nolliing 0f"oll°9qUe[iCe to mvmo- Tm“‘"jg:‘:fi§‘§:,fl,f,°',§fE313‘;;i{f,;§fl“‘,§"f,fI,‘}3'§’.§’
' - “ ” . ac tin ' y . ‘
ted Slaw-S on this fronilen fir:mE)o_ !‘_V which he‘ can and ought to commit to halt? Ollice in Norwalk. on the first Monday of
ll’ ’-d°Pl9d m°a5“’e§l°c°unm;fi$.e I P writing ' keeps copies of all his important October, 183], at 9 o'clock, forenoon; and ‘that
iect ofthe enemy. They selec, tl fa lad leuers wihich he cendsfaway, and has every all persons interested in said Estuue may 86.08!!-
‘ ' ' . re- . . l - ' .- f l I f. h Administrator wi cause 11 r-
‘bow smeen.3""‘f§ age’ih,e Sim E ahad letter, invoice, &c. belonging to his bust— ‘“:eg:°pu‘b§shed in 8 ,,,,,,,5p,,,,,,, ,,,;,,,,,l,, ;,,
spectable native o t is coun 1)’. w 9, ,. ness titled, classedand put up in order ; N,,,.,,.,,”,. (.194) B,,,,,,,,,,,,15,,,,c5_ Judge.
°"l°yed.1hec°nfi.del’ce and goodimn 0 never allows his desk to be confused witii
l the Indians all his life. The father hav- -

1 OTICE is hereby given, that Six M nths
, _ .- ' l 'n u on it‘ is aways at N
tug died, they transferred their attachmrut “my papers -Y‘ g P ’

from this date are limited and allovve for
. . . ll h 'd if his business V‘-‘ell lifl0WlU§£ tle I'l 'tionofclaims againstthe estaieot mos
to the son. This boy armed himself with “I; i‘;‘;‘e‘,eav ’ ’ ’ ex '”'
a tomahawk, scalping kriife.- musket and ,

esit, it will leave him; holds Rer{jz'cld.l~"1‘€“'f Fairfielrh decwsed- A” '.°='°
. . - - ' l
ammunition ; engaged, as his companion "

all of \Vl1l.(_:l1 will be sold as low as at any other
Store in the country. .
.N'ori/:a('/c, ./Iugust 15, 1831

For Sale.

THE Subscriber oflers‘_l;upfi<i§él9;:(i
-,,‘;,,_~,f‘,_,—_;'b,?,L,l,t,y'i,ivg,2,1c:fl,s;:),,', efgfiiiizlllieiv Dwelling-
hous 9, and ..u..—.r ottt buildings,-—Also, a well of
nPVe'(‘ failing water. Also. about one and a half
acres of Orchard of the first rate grafted Fruit —
The above is airexcellent stand for a Shoemaker
or almost any other mechanick. The above prop-
erty is situated at Flax Hill, in Norwalk. For
further particulars inquire of Wn.av SELLECK,
near toe premises or ot’GooLv SELLECK, N.York.

Norwalk. June 11, 1831 (l8l"75tf)

WJLLIAJII J. b'1'I€.i‘.'b" ' .§' ()0.
EEEAVE removed their stock of Building
materials, Carpenters’ Finding, Szc.
(Lumber excepted,) to the Store formerly oc-
cupied by Stephen St. John, East side of the
Bridge, opposite Edwin Lockwood’s Store.-
They propose keeping a more extensive as-
sortrrient of GROCERIES for family use
tvarrapted of the first quality. Among the
articles on hand at this time may be found :-
\Vro’t and cut Nails all sizes, HollowWai'e,
Butts and Screws. Norfolk &Tliumb Latches,
Square Bolts ; Knob, Iron ritn’d, pad, chest,
cupboard and trunk Locks. Knives &. Forks,
Spoons, Sad Irons, Shutter Fasteniugs and
VVitldo\v Springs, Saws, Nail I-Iainniers, Car-
denter’s Rules, Squares, Comillode I-laildles,
Scythe Snaths, &c.

that he has opened his Store,
, ‘ first door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of St. J. &. M.
{Sign of tire golden Boon)

where to keeps constan¢iy..on mind and for sale
a general assortment of lirst quality Boots and
Slioes—~:ilso ineesures tziizou. Ge-itletlieri and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, a
general assortment of superior FINDINGS. of
the first quality, for sale attbe N Yorkprices.
Also, Liqiiid and Paste Blacking of a genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States.

WILLIAZII GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, in
cluding those of the latest New
, York fashions. Gentlemen can
.- r_\_\ be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice.
Norwalk, March 28, 1831

33’ HATS. £0

THE Subscribers have on hand
an assortment of gentlemens’ Hats
0 fgood quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best inan-
. 7.»; ner and finished in NewYork in the
. “ latest style. Gentlemen can be
5“PPl'ed Will) Hats to Order upon short notice. '
LEWIS MALLORY Si SON.

Salt and Flour.

 Bushels Coarse whiteT. Island
SALT; 200 bushels Hay do

M50. 8 Supply of Fresh Ground Wheat and
Rye Flour, for sale by Humzmr, 6;, PORTER,

IRON WARE.

ISH KRTTLES, Pots, Bake Pans, Spiders
I _ common 3:. covered, Tea Kettles. Fire Dogs,
Frying Pans. Sadlrons, Toy Sad irons, English
Spades and Shovels, Shovel and Tongs, Casts[_eel
Hoes,Iron Candlesticks, Table and Desert Knives
Forks, Pocket Knives, &c. for sale low by
M0)’ 15. 1831 Gsonoa Sr. Jomr.
E E} Hltds. and Tierces first quality retailing
Hhd N Molasses ; 10 Barrels Mess Pork; 10

s ew0rleans Sugar; 10 Bags good Coffee,
For sale very low by HUBBELL 8: PORTER-

PORK, by lhc barrel
Lard, Butter and Cheese
Mackerel, No. 1 and 2, by the bbl. and half bbl;
shad, Codiish. Herring. lszc. &c.
Sugarofvarious kinds by the barrel
Molrisscs by the hogshead or at retail .
Loaf and Lump Sugar, by the loaf or retail i

Together’ with all the articles usually. fdund in
:1 Grocery store. -

A small q_uantity of choice .Spirits and Wine:
for Medicine.

Oils and Paints of all descriptions.
Halters Drugs, an extensive assortment
Painters and Hatters Brushes, 81c.

D; S. BARTRAM.
Enwiir HOYT.

.\'or.valk_ April 25, 1831. 175

SHINGLES AND LATH.
200 Bunches best Cross Brand SHINGLES.
50,000 Sawed LA'1‘H—-for sale by J. HILL.
Norwalk, Sept. 18.

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.5

- ' ' ditors who neglect to bring in their claims 10
t as a maxim, that he whose credit is sus- “'9
9

. , f. l b ‘ u ted is can the subscriber, within the time above liinilerlntlll
. o r s ' ‘ - . . H

0 lllm-‘breed’ me nePhe.w of ‘lie Canadian p:l(lltltl()j’,€lXSfll]1l)ltl]lsf?°‘elllS b:0l~'.S éasedslhrtiugh be deb‘me.d d1.rSe.l::)\v(§rt’l: REDFIELD, Exellt.
cbmmflflder Oflhe h°.‘"l° Ind":-n fore‘-a'— all his allairs asbfar as ‘carol and attention Fairfield, Sept. 5, 1831 ’*l9,ll ‘
3°m°‘”h” dd" [hm l]imself’~.& pmce9'd-- enables him--balances regularly at stated —"’""‘ 
ed {mm Delmll ‘° Vii“. ‘be fllelldl-hind!’ times and then makes out and transmits
‘"39 W‘ l0 mduce :l1em’b?hhilS all hid accountcurrent to his customers and
in uence, to W009 011 9*‘

_ , h - constituents, both at home and abroad ; '.t- _ i
Gwelwlllesas Well” l°f}";"n‘ em agmilst voids as much as possible. ‘till sorts of give notice that we will tnecton the bus? ,-‘zvor L1KEWISL‘SP°"" 5-" 3301‘ Ollrwllille
the meditate attempt o t e enemy to in-

. . - . , -. ._ 7- d Linseed do. While Lead dry and round
- . 0 modalion in mono matters and our appointment. 3‘ ‘h°l’°l1se0l’Steplit=. r T‘ _ ‘ 2 _ _ u g
tercept them. - The two lads marched Wllll r:u_;,s when [h( re isy the legs; hay, house, in Saugaluck, on the .l2l.SlIlB‘IOl1tla)'=‘ -r _='* -'-~ ]?ll 00l-‘ll, Ellgllsll £03 Amerlcano 53.07039:
. - - - ° , s _ , . . . ‘. ~ ’ ‘_'-.' ‘ ‘ ' i
, ce.lerity,.anndsttrying dilficulties and drip Md _ is economical in hm ex,,e,,d,,,,,e, a;_ wombat and ltabéualy next. at 0 oclo H I‘ ow, Y lelnetiaup _e gB?'pdnLSl1 Bfirlowp,
. Tl , ussed a pouawatomms V1]- 9 , , , , ., . ‘ _ on each ot sat ays. _ _ .;,._'rrome e ow, russian ue, amp ac r,
g-ms‘ . 18-l P - .- - I - 1, b-t , 1 ways living Wlll-"1 his “ll-°m0 s _ke_"PS fl Six Months from the 5th ofinstnnt = 2.’ "" Window Glass allsizes, Spanish VVhrte, Put-
I359! ‘"0’ ‘he Pbongma m ‘a ‘an S 0 memoranduinbook with a pencil Ill his is allowed by said Court, lor the ex ‘ 3., Gold Leaf, &,C_ &C '
Whldl ‘he "mexlclm lad lvas 8 great favor}. pocket, in which he notes every little llarv claims PFOPCTIV ““e5‘e"- . Glass cut and fitted to Pattern or order.
ire. These Pott-uwatomtes were aware 0 ‘
the movements of the Canadian Indians ;

lwla’ "“-"“‘l",‘1" ‘° “PP°_l“‘.““"“5’ ."‘dd' ' From .l‘«‘t'ew-‘ll 0I'l€., llirect.

and am" ‘be two has had ‘eh ‘heir vmage Endbpetty _C-is mu‘tteu.:”, 3:13‘, C:l[1sl:)t;:.lSan'ld0is Saugatuck, September 9,1v8'.S‘l .-._.-“ U ; THIS day ,.eccived by the Subscr,bm_a8p,en_
- -t of the business on which they 8 "“:"'“°5 “Gill 3' - B 3 ' To CARPEEQ fiE . did assortment ofseasonableDR.YGO0DS,
m puts!" . _ ' generous only \l hen urged by motives of _ ANTFD immedimely fol“, ,,. . ’l1lCll will be sold as low as they can be purchas-
had be°"hd‘5P,a‘Fh"d* flllecdhnz humanity: Q ‘ ’ d in the city, or at NewYork Shops in the coun-

ensive t at l ieir ion a avorit an _
iiompanion might lie captured and massa- “es”

neymm at thhe Hgusé-yfarpenttfil ,1‘, -‘Si- ry. Poisons in want ofany article ofDry Goods
136 SIN"!-"’ some Pe"l’_l° havellf 'i°l_md' H .Al'§%gta°,uicke E: ,s,(,:,:ll)e,l,:.’Jlt,n,._,,l1.[',,t,,s_;'1i are invited to call before purchasing elsewere. ,
about way of getting at things, w net is as W59 "1 d i ' -

 

E the subscribers being appoiiBleidV’tlie
Hon. Court ofProl:ate for the Distr '1 OT
mrirfielrl, Commissioners to receive and adjtist
the claims against the estate of JOS/lud..t.l(l’tl1I’1$,Jl'-
late of Weston, deceased, repeseuted insolvent-

r"

firs.

 

FAL OD

Ebenezer Stevens
Has Just returned from New York,
 TH a large and well selected assortment
_ of Fall DRY GOODS, many ofwhich
were selected from arrivals last week.
AMONG WHICH ARE:
Super blue, black,brotvn, olive. drab and mix;
Broadcloths, which he can and will sell cheap. _
Fancy Casslmeres and Sattinetts
Worsted and Silk Vestings, low
Red, green, yellow and white Flaunelg
30.pieces Merino 8:. other Circassians very cheap
A new assortment Silks, cheap as ever
Merino Shawls, superior quality" _
Ginghains and Calicoes. some extra rich and en-
tirely new patterns ‘ - '
Bombazines. Camblets and Plaids ‘ '

 
 
 

 

. ' BI Eli 5 AMONG HIS .»i<so1t'1'nE\*'r MAY * - -

ated by the hostile force. .They,therefore, . _ . .‘ _ . _ N,,,r,cr,r, URIAH Ar?! . ., _,, . . _ . . _ no 1«oUl\D. F,,,m1_,,,o ,8_,, P . S, ,

. , . . -‘t-fl fine dslt is it rnrrto the d- _ .514 , I 1,114, __ . , _ , , russiap laws
on a numbewmmr W W ‘ “ ‘t ..:i. .r.. .:...r.. 9» 1831 9 . .t::;.. ;...::.:V:.*:.";‘.::l=::.‘t:.‘::':at “HES & WES Bumble straw 
for the purpose of affordiugthem protec- _'e"°"' , l’ b d H OTICE. is hereby given that an lpstaliiiert fiarmnvted mm“ M 5_4& 64 T1 _b ituv run s, Hars— Black and straw col’d Navarino 30°26" Pan‘ Gloves. uncommonly low

in the paper, and advise every o y, on a “TWENTY pm i \ on ...=.,., r‘ N..s..~ ‘I H N; . . tr e 00 do. Hats, whmh ,7,“ be SUM at the lowest prices, Silk and Cottor. Flag Handkerchiefs

(ion, Before these generous allies over-
took them, the two boys had begun to cross
a river in a canoe. On the opposite shore,
they descried a detachment of the savage
enemy: But it was too late .: They were
ordered by the Canadian commander oi
the detacbinent to cotne on shore and sur-
render themselves. Feigning submission,
our young heroes, as they approached the
enemy, whose commander was advancing
towards them aloiio, came to the deter-

I t-.§.~Dl'lmEllt of col’d Merino Circas.
t: F.»-k. Valentia and Marseilles Vest-
.. I.~"'f: ‘Velvet; Black Italian Lustriug ;
' ti 0 de Naps; Blk and col’d Mar-
" orences ; A large assortment of
3 ’-"198; Berrage Palmeririe and
l . Ffllack anti col’d French Crapcs;
’ liefrflget Cflmbric, Jaconet,Swiss,
Ium Muslins; 44, 5-4 and 64
Bobbinett Laces; Thread and

. ’ tings 3 Bobbicelt Footing of all
' _ ities; Blk Bombazines and Cir-
blk & green India Sarsnet ; blk Mode ;

Cambric Muslius of all colors; Bleach’d and un- V
bleach’d Mulius ; Bangup Cord Ila Beaverteeii
Bedticking higher than ever, but will be sold at
small advance; Russia 8.’. Cotton Diapers, &c.
IE? Purchasers please call and sec, at the 2d"
door North cfthe Mill Sept. 19, 183].

I shall

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L. HUBBELL.

TOP LEATHER,
UITABLE for Carriage Tops, just rec"d
and for sale by .SELLEcl( & H1LL.

Norwalk, May 16, 1831

B LACK HEATH COAL for Blaclrsmitbs
rise, for sale by ST. Jomt & Monnis. '

manner of subjects, to be short. by
he so. _

What can be more vexazious, when you
are just going about your ordinary business,
and perhaps in a hurry too, than for some
idle follow to take you by the button to
say ‘ only aword,’ and detain you halfan
hotir in durance vile listening to a story
without a beginning, middle, pc_i1fl_f. 01" 900.
in which every little particular is intermin-

the Capital Stock A it-'
Turnpike Company. " ‘ _ _'g, 'r'--»-

LEVI CLARK, Tre . .. V. ‘ " '
October next. Per . ' '

_"
r-'ur_--_

Norwalk, Sept. 3 .
wo or Ti-lit. I
to learn the T2

They will be learnt
it itli the family by serving

 

‘ Soda and SttgarCrackers,
‘Zg"VERY excellent ,article—For Sale by
" ' ‘ Jonu Buanum.

 

IBRIUK.

, LEMON SIRUP,
OR I.‘ WINE, Malaga and Claret in Bottles,

it suitable inc.

' ’ able dl T5’-‘5l‘“‘ Silly Comment! and lire" 'fb letter Ostpfild '0 l<‘n.tucl‘s$A.\‘K ply cassighliltion and Italian Crav t - R’! b t‘ B tr d T ' ' C0NS‘TANT§'hppl'Y of hard’ so“ and sar
mination to sell their lives dearly, and not _ .' » . ,’. _ l b 1 ' Y 0_,,._ ’ P 9,. ’w t ‘S, , ) _t f _ WY ,k widths “V. A E . . 51 S y_ 1) ons 0 all 8l‘,_.,lm y, enerilfe and Currant VVine- .__ monBrlck, on hand and for salel ’
gomejnalllly. I ake we 1 a one yl to cars, 19_ ) a or lt.t.. , u _ . . .i -. o ors, Green, red, white. Yellow and For sale by EDWIN LOCKW-OODA May 15 HUBBELL 8; PORTER

10 be taken alitze, ifcaptured at all. They

formed the plan ofwalking up as near as

possible, with safety,to the Canadian oili-

cer, and of shooting him down on the spot,

 each pledging himself to the other to tire
"\ simultaneously. As they came near to
‘him, the half-breed discovered that the
officer was his uncle. , For a moment he
l faltered 5 but re-insp'ir'ed the determin-

' ' ed spirit and energy of the American lad,
he marched fearlessly up towards tlte‘com-

«-='i‘it=v*t§ ; Green Baize _; 4'4 and 5'-1bleach’d
.< Lt :_s!iuetings; Hosiery ofevery descrip.
. ft?‘ .llticl<_, Beaver, Castor and Horse.

put-tar. lradies Horse skin and Kid do.;
M ‘ u: and dark Chintz Calicoes, and Ginghams
l '-‘I. is -.-zrge assortment; Bnngup and Fancy Cord;
 Bcaverteen ; Fustiai: ;Bedtick; Coat Trimming:
35'} of all kinds; together with every article usuaul
' called for in a Dry Good Store. L. HUBBEL.L,y
' Norwmk, Sept. 12, 1831

WOOL-For Sale By E. STEVENS.
He will take thro’ this month in exchange
for Goods,WoolenYarn,Woolen Stockings,Wool.

and tell him be s/tort, under penalty of
losing them.

But the fashion oftlie times is contagious
.__:e[l all the story-tellers, and speech mu-
kers. tell all manner ofpcople how pleasant
it‘ is to-be short. _

Dirr'nv.l«:i~icEs.—It is remarkable that
men, when they differ in "any thing consid-
erable, or which they think considerable,
will he apt to differin almost every thing

 

. v L‘ ‘\ i_,, lL:‘.".:
ball So see the cheat» (rifles _ 
and Fruit Storeo? 3
VVIVI. TAYLOR, N“? _.‘~ .:- ‘ ;;,._,‘}~._
H0 begs leave to -V: . -1 cut’:
inhabitants of .N0!‘,Vt. ;. :tr;r‘ .,g.,,»,-,“,
be hasjustr ceived a fresh as.-it-;t«=~. iitdrl
all dcscripti. '.., direct from t .0 'i:.nu tor
which he is enabled to offer at the very well
prices. One call-..this Store,F.ast ofthe idg8_.
willsatisfy any one fvho may honor Iii Ill].
call beyond any thing he is enabled 1 ay If

OTTON YARN-—t'rom No. 3 to No.20‘.
Carpet Yarn warranted good, just rec'd’
and for sale by L. HUBBELL,

3 or 400 Bushels of Beach Sand for sale at
6d per bushel. Geo Sr. Iouiv.

N. B. The above Sand sold at the above name’
ed price. only when several bushels are wanted.

TO RENT

A-ND immediate possession given, the Store
lately occupied by Mr. Eli B. Bennett as a
Dry Good Store. Enqu l - ’

Lumber at Norwallc.
STREET «$5 JAMES,

HAVE just received large additional supplies

ofLumber. Their stock on hand consists of

100.000 Superior Lake Shingles

100,000 do Rail Road do

100.000 feet clear, 2d clear zli. merch’t. Boards
10.000 do 1 1.4, 1 1.2 and 2 inch clear and
20.000 ft. 3.4 Bds. for Boxes [2d quality Plk.
20,000 ft. clear and merchantable Siding
10,000 ft. Albany Tally Boards

 

 
 
 
 

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- - ‘ . ' ' \ - - . ‘ ._ f‘ ,1 . . , _ . ‘
mnnder. Wnliin a.few_ steps of him he else. '1 heir differences beget Coflllitillt, struApL::_ac on hand, fine FM 0” n Socks, Home made Flame,’ and Geese Feam A l_,5U%]ft. superior cherry Boards ‘ Htlniziru, 3,, p.,,,.,.,,,,_
demanded an inimedlutesurreiider of them-, tron. (.:Onl.l‘ElcllCllOn‘ ‘begets heat. _ eat kinds’ ,.mh.__and m season dime, from or ,5, __ N9,,,,,,,k’ 5,3” ,9’ 183 ,_ L]u::,wsoo;Plpngr, Sc.-r.rSull'r(ug,;.[%ci“1 SAW ED LATIL
selves and their arms'.- ‘They l0°l<0d ii-L quiclty risesintoresentmennrager 01"“ ‘"0’ to be sold for asmall advtyice, t'or cosh o . u _ E, res i um! I . . E an,’ jug, received and for.

, _ , _ 50.000 58W€dL
They" perceived ‘that the Thus they,,ditl'er in allectioris asthey differ _Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1831 -- sale by STREET 5,, JAMES

g.

- l0_|lB€l ihemo ,_ _ _ _fi _ ' _ 000 Feet Cherry Boards and Plank, ‘d , . .
licltile savage detaclitnent, were stationed in judgment; and the ct on that be- lbs. Flax, ofgood puziliiy-— ‘nsaldfil upd ofgood quality, received this dfiyfvi e 30,000 re“ axfinch BOA ~__‘S, For saléb 113233: S-;ng:::30 ggclts Blown all,»
on the brow of a hill about fifty yards from girls In P,-rde, ends in, anger», . _ . Q’ by bri;;...,C.unr~is .o. u y_ 8. J, Hug,“ . , _ I_,Q§‘,,’.1R_HH,LL’ 3' For ah wig}, leggy H§;;;ru:r§:oI.‘on"R