"E
the General Government had it all their own
way, no serious opposition being made to their
comlidaies. Isxmc HILL (now a Senator ol the
United States) is elected Governor oi the .State.
§ Cl‘/zefollowi'~_n.g' articles are iiiserlcd by
particular dcszre.
A NEW SOCIETY.
CALLED T111-I
SELF EXAMH.\‘1NG SUCH-ITY.
Among the many societies establislicil in our
country to extend the principles of‘ Cliristiaiiity.
anil improve the morals ofthe people at lai'_tze.
it is a subject of‘ real regret, that while so land-
able azeal is inanifestcd, and so mucli pains
1 taken to remove the mole out of‘ our tieiglibiir's
eyes, there should be no society formed, no
pains taken, to induce men First to cast te benin
otit of‘ their own; or in other words. a Society
whose end and aim should be to exairiiiie ottr
own hearts and lives, and see it‘ we ourselves
, are not guilty of‘ some habits and vices that need
ref‘orin, wliiclt it would scent, Ollfjflll [u take thi-
lead ofallothers: and it sltould be the first ob-
ject of our exertions tostipprcss the vices and
follies of‘ mankind. “Physiciari heal thyself."
is an admonition coming fromtlie liirzltest author-
ity, and is as applicable to the Scribes and
Pliarisecs now, as it was eigliteen liundrr—d years
ago. Did the members of ottr poptilar socic
ties, as well as others, take lialfthe pains to ex-
amine themselves and.,,g_ori'ec' their own fiiults.
that they do to l1l1lltl]l)“£ll1tl CXpt)Se1l1Cl‘2lllilS., 6:
follies ofotliers, how muclt more like cliristians
would they act? How inucli more happy and
peaeeable would be the condition of‘ every coni-
munity atid nei_ghborliood 7 And were a socie-
ty for selfexaiiiiiiatioti once instituted, in llll.\
or any other place, and made as popular as our
-Teinperauce Societies and many others now
are, how mucli less ruiiititigto and fro. or of'nuni-
v bers staiiditig at tltecorncrsof‘our streets. thank-
ing God thattliey are not like other men, should
we then ‘oeliold.
Tut-2 C0l\'S'l‘I'1‘U’I‘10N.
Art. 1st. This Society shall beknowu by the
name of‘ the Sell‘-Exairiinina Society. and shrill
be composed of‘ inembcrs of both sexes. whose
heads and hearts are Cnjttildle (ll. moral ll11})l‘t)\'€-
merit.
Art. 2nd. The oliicct of‘ this Society shall bi‘.
while we may see all others f‘aults to l‘ccl and
correct ourowii. To suppress all manner of'de-
-ceit and liypocrisv, slander and rlcliiirtiitiiin.
back liitiiig and evil speakinr_v. with all that teiitls
to injure or tlcfrtiitil our iieiglibor, either of his
propertv or i-liaractr-r.
Ari. 3i . This Society shall he iiidopcnileiit ol‘
;tll other 9ocieties——each member shall he \'c.st-
cd with .“ull powers and privilcfll’-“ lll ?lll“ll'l ll‘
liisown concerns. and liesliall make it liisdiitv
to mind his own bits-inoss and let others alone.
And no Presidents. Vice l’ri:-.<iilcnls, Sr-crel:tric.~'
Spies, 1nFormcrs., Coifllnittccs. nor Delcr_v:ttcs.
shall ever be clrtscn by this Society to watch o-
ver the conducts of others and make re,-:o:‘t. it
their iici__ql.ilioi's tiiisiliiiiig-s, until such a work o
Cliarilvsliall lirive licen ltcgtin at liouic.
.Al‘l.i-‘1ll1. Tlici'e shall he tio public or pi-iviito
meetingsof‘tiii.< Society on anv appointed ilavs
10l11F}lla'It'.‘llt(‘l1' ccnc ‘l'llS. or licar lectures do-
livcred before it, but it shall he the duty ol‘i-vr--
ry member. to inset liinis-ell‘ alo-ic every ilay
and listen to the lcctitres of‘ his own r-onscieucc.
Art.‘ 5th. No nioiicv .‘~'l‘l.'-lll lic r:iisr-d l‘i-om
time to time. f‘or Fiiiiils to stiitport this Sor-ictv.
nor to cirr-iilat-c st-ll”-vxwirriiiiingr :iltit:tiiacs. or
psiv to Minister: or L'iwycrs iitr tli-li\'erin'_r
ailvlrcsscs. to coiivittcc. its how much ecisicr it is
1t)f‘?\'.'1l’t1l!le otlicrs. tlianit is to C.‘-;Zlll'lli1F3 otir-
sclvcs.
Ai'l.Oll1. Every lTl:"ll'll)(‘l‘ of‘ this socir-tv shall
\i
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/im-
thy voice like a trunipcl. 3llll Sll0W my people lwe would call the attention of‘ those whose
their ll‘f1Yl9_'_{l't’S$l()l')S, and the lioiise of‘ Jacob
their sins ;” or in Eze/c. 3, 18, “W1ieri I say
unto the wicked, thou shalt surely die, and thou
§fl\'(:Sl. him tint w:iriiitig. nor spi-akcst to \‘ftl‘U
the wicked rmm his wickcd way to save his lil‘e,
the saute wicked man shall die in his iniquity,
but his blood will 1 require attliiue hand.” \Ve
admit of" no such ncf‘arious iiitcrf‘erence with
other peoples’ business as described in 2. .S'am’l.
12, 1. to 7, “And the Lord sent Nathan unto
David, and he carnje unto him and said &c.—-—’
\Vc choose rather the course of‘ conduct poitit-
ed out in P3. 50, .18. “\Vltcn thou sawest a thief‘
then tliott cotiseiitcilst with llllll, and hast been
partztkcr with adultcrers.” \Ve countciiat cc
no such iloiii_;J_s as are set f‘ort.lt in Job. 29: 1,
13. 15, 1.7, “\Vlie_n the ear ll€.'Jl‘Ll me, then it
blessed me; when the eye saw me. it gave wit-
ness to me : The blessing of him that was read-
y to perisli, cairie upon me, and I caused the
widow's heart to sing fiirjoy. 1 was eyes to the
'lllll-l, and feet was I to the lame, and l brake
tlicjaws of the wicked. and block the spoils otit
gtl‘ hislectli.” V‘/e utterly renounce such a scu-
-'lll‘l(?lll as that contained in Jus. 5 : 19. 20,
"Brctlircti, if‘ any of‘ you do err from the truth,
'll1t1 one cortvert him; let him know that he
which convertetli a sinner from the error of‘ his
ways, shall save a soul f‘roni death, and hide a
'llllllll’lJ(le ol‘sins.” \Ve repudiate the ilagitious
-idvice contained in Phil. 2 ; 4, “Look not eve.-
ry man on his own tltiiigs, but. every man also
on the things of otliers ;" and in Gm’. G, 10 “As
we have tliereli)t‘c opportunity, let us do good
unto all men.” ‘No set ourselves in utter hos-
tility tothat odious requisition contained in Jltlm‘/5
.16 : 15, “Go ye into all the world, and preach
the Gospel to every cretittirc.” \Ve could wish
the author had minded his own coriccrns. and
let ours alone, acooriling to the principles of‘ our
rocicty. He will find otir messtigc in Lit/re 19:
[-1, \Ve will not liave this man to rci_-_tn over us.
['.laviii_i_{ coiiicto the resolution (lcsciilte-d in JCI‘.
18 : 12, “\Vc will walk alicr ourowii ilcvices.
-‘ll'lLl we will every one do the ltllzlfliltillittll of‘
his evil heart ;" \Vc are dcterniinctl that no one
shall propliccy to us, unless he speak on the priii-
ciplcs pointcd ottt irt I.s'r1.30: 10. “Prophecy
'ltl[ unto us right illlll_QS, speak tiiito us sniootli
lll1ll_JS. propliecy zleceits.” Hence uttr advice
to the societies iiteiitioriei.l in the first line and a
half‘ of‘ otir preaitilile. will be found in Isa. 30;
tlio path. catise the Holy one of‘ lsrael to cease
l‘rotn l.tcl‘ore us.”
N. 13. \Ve. beg we may itot be tlioiiglil incon-
-:istent with our principles, albeit we have fortit-
eil, ott:‘scl\'-es itito {-1 society, to attend to other
peoples‘ concerns, accordin_r_r to our preamble. by
l1:ll{l{l_‘_I pains “ to imluccnicii to ’.‘((.S‘7 the mate
out 0/‘l."tc"2‘t‘o2I;;t. 0]/cs ;” and albeit. we tnake it
the 1‘ll'sl olijccl of‘ our exeriioris, at-r-oriliug toour
ziri-ziirilili-. "lo stijiprcss Z/te vices and jb/.l-ics
'}/-/I'l(ln‘/i.‘7i7ltid..’ Our ni-igliliors ol‘(-oiirse, will not,
think that we put our coiislitulioti in print mere-
ly to heal ourselves, orto help us exatiiiiie our-
~:L-lves, or to "niind otir own business and let
others alone ;"
our ll(,’l_'_[l)l)t')l“.s'2 we want to "persuade men‘ tocast
the more out of‘ their own eyes." \Ve want to
".<llp]l."CSS1l1l3 vices and Follies of‘ nia‘iiliiiiil."
\Vc ailuiit it would be wrong. according to Art.
I)‘, Art. 6, and Art. 8. to f‘ortn ourselves into a
:=o(:it_'lylo per-suailc men to leave of} dritikiu_iz,
tlioii.{_tli tlit-ir t,‘._y6:‘S2 should he lilood-shot with
bi-ntii or tliiitigli they should be loaded with
liz-urns till they si;i<_rger under the \Vt‘l_1_’_lll.—-
\V<: would not allow any pcrsuasion to he
ttseil with tlii-se. N»-illier they not‘ tlio.<e who
ui:tkt3 them so. are to be ntciltlli-il with at all.—-
\‘.7c tneaii :-tccording to article .‘3ud. to SLl;)[)t‘(-’.~'.~'
:ill sii::l‘i llllf"l'l‘l.’l‘l.‘ll(‘(‘!Z and thoui_:h we are ob-
ll;1t*(l to inti--rli-re willi ititei'l‘ereiii-e‘, we still bcg
wc may not he lltouiglit incoiisisrlent. ‘”
Note on article 6. \Vc hope otir neigliltrii‘s
will not think that our constitutioii was print-
3 3
I
‘ lt.'l\’ due regard to tr>iripei'aiice in eating and
-drinking and evcrvlbiugr else. But he sli'ill be
. , his own jtttlgc wliiit he sliall eat, and what lie.
l‘, 5 -shall drink. and wiwre-witlial he sliall he cloth-
ed —w'ii lc tlriinkcrtiiess. _:1liitoii_\-'. and ill_1llll.“l(‘-
"-ing shall be left to the iznriwiii-gs of‘ coiiscieticc.
— and the consnrnniion. with all that poniilar rc-,
-proacli lllF.'V't1€!.<r=.l‘\'e, \\'ill‘t*’I‘.ll the lien.‘-fit of‘ the‘
-C-iertzv, or the votes. or- lectures ol‘a temperance
society.
Art. 7th. Iivcrvtliinrz sliall be called by its,
jriizht n‘«1l11(‘-—ll’1l‘l1i.<lI11ll not _nut bitter for swei-t.‘
‘ 'lVlrlS\\’Pl"f For bitter. nor call For River when tliev
mean Rtttii. nor for Cirlr-r or \Vine. when thev
.- mean Braorlv or Gin. And no Tun-ker-pcr shall
not new \Vini> into bottles of‘ Frrncli Bt'andv.
fin‘ the useof his leinpowiiicc cnsioiricrs——.-ind no
grrtccr or l1l“t'f‘ll51lll.Sl1!1ll sell pt-r~nor:itioiis of
‘.Vliiskev For ‘l‘v‘1ala_2a or M:-iileria \Vine, or St.
Croiv Rum.
.Art. 8th. Evcrv rrmtitber of‘this Sa"icl\' shall
be allowed to drink Tea or f'lofi‘cc.‘r‘I-lrl \V.”llPTl1!‘
lint water. Buttermilk or 1‘..eu1o'l?‘l'l"-. as suits
him best. Or to chew or .‘~‘ll‘lflliP Toltacctt, or lake
Snllfi‘. when not t)i1‘f>l1'*'1\'!‘ to the company’ he is
in, without bcintr excomrriitnicateil Ft-oiii r_rood
gsocietv. or delivered over to the bufl‘eting of‘cold
water Pharisees.
Art. 9th. No member of" the Society shall ev-
' er set liinisclf‘.tip above his l‘-allows. and seek to
establish his own character and conseqiienr-e. by
blackciiiiig his l'lCi}_Il‘ll)m"S good iiarne, lllil'll\'ll1f_7
to make his mvn appear whiter: but it shall be
the dutyof everv one to exaniine their own
hearts and dispositions, and set a double giiard
against the sins that most easily beset thein-
_selves.
.,’ Art. 10th. This society shall f‘orm no cliristia'i
, r party- in politics. and no political party under
the name of'theself—et<amininr_r society. It shall
have nothing torlo with Masonry or Anti-Ma-
sonry, Colonization or Anti-slavery. Missionary,
Bible or Tract Societies, as being in anv man-
'f' net connected with it: nor shall anv Religioiis
Creed, Test. orlnrpiisition. Council or Synod.
- ever he established or countcuanced bv this soci-
etv', but cverv menilter shall enioy hisown Re-
_ lifiion. and allow to all others the same liberty
’ he claims for himself‘. without being pointed at
as a heretic, or branded as an infidel.
Art. 11th. Goorlsocictv shall not he ei<cliisive-
'ly Formed out of‘ the Aristocracv of wealth, nor
I made out of'tlie popularity of swindlin_9; specula-
tors. or of‘ civil or religious prrifessions. It shall
include the poor who are itidtistrious. as well as
the rich. ‘
’ Art. 12th. The members of this society shall
’ seek to do good and not evil: love and not hate
teach other; and when reviled they shall not rc-
vile again: buttbey shall bear with the faults
and infirmities of otliers, knowing that they
\ ;_l:t_gt'nS~7el as are men of like passions and imper-
"fections. They shall respect the virtues and
talents rfif‘all men, nor shall that honor and def‘-
'ference be overlooked which is justly due to the
working part oftlie community. to the Farmers
and Mechanics. and to all whose honest labor
» "is a public as well as a "private benefit.
N OTE S,
Explanatory of the Coizstitulion Q/‘ the
SELF-EXA MINING SOCIE TY.
I/Vilh Scriptural Re;/izrences.
“Each member ofour society (Ari. 3d.) shall
tmalie it his (lllly to mind his own business and
. ‘let others alone;” according to the doctrine of‘
.‘ Cain. Gen./1. 9. “Am 1 my brotber’s keeper?"
"-We‘allrtw' no Such rloings as are spoken ofin
' L€v- 19. 17. “Tliousbalt in any wise rebuke
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ed witlioiit f‘unds, or cinttilaletl without
;lia:id.<; .'lll\‘lltlllL: in Art. 5, to the contrary not-
: . ." "
:ivtilistaiit_liii_~_r.
\\"li<-tlicr our distributors have violated Art. 3
;in cii'culatiiii_‘r the constitution, or traiisi_;i'csse<l
Art. -5. in itfli-riiig to sell copies for ten titties the
price ol‘ordiiiary tracts ; we beg no one will en-
quiio.
.l‘\'o'ri~: on .‘=.rt. 2.1.-“To suppress all manner
of‘ slander and defamation, l)fl(‘lil,)il1ll_‘_7 and evil
.<pe:ikiii<_r:"—Lest any one should be f'i‘igliteneil
l'roiu joining us by the strictness ol’ our rules.
we llt‘_;_{ leave to state that we tolerate as niuch
inilulgeiice as slioiild satisfy any reasonable man
provivlctl one be cart-l‘ul to tttrii his slatt-
Eders aguiti.-t the proper object.
This we liavetaken pains to e.\:empliFy in
our prezintble and coustitiition. 'l‘l‘ius in our
prcatiihlc. we speak of‘ “Scrilies and Pharisees ;"
we iutiniate that they “take pains to httrit tip,
and t’Xl)t)SC1l!l'ii1lllll$ anil f‘ollii=.s of‘ others.”
\Ve intimate that the societies spccificvl in the
first line ol‘ the preztnible. are the guilty per-
soiis; and in Art. 3d. we intimate that 2’tlll()l)g
other otlicers they keep “spies and iiifbrincrs to
watch over and make report of‘ their neiglibors’
riiisdoiiigs.” This. as can be readily perceived,
is a popular andtaking iiioileofcalliiigtlie mem-
bers ol‘ the “niatiy societies €Sldl}llSllt:‘(1 to ex-
tend the principles of‘ Christainity and improve
the morals ol‘ the people at large," hypocrites.
wliited septtlclicrs, &c. dsc. \Ve shall be tiri-
derstood just as well as thougli we had said so
directly; and the intimation will take with peo-
ple who would instantly reject the direct asser-
tion. All this is in accordance with -that adiiti-
rable mode of‘ attacking such sort of‘ folks point-
ed otit in PS. 11: 2. “For lo. the wicked
bend their, how, they uiake ready their arrow
upon_ t.lie string that they may privily shoot the
tiitriglit heart :” and P3. 6-1: 3. 4-. “VVllo whet
their tongiie like a sworil, and bend their bows
to shoot their arrows even bitter words, that they
may shoot in secret at the perfect, suddeiily do
they shoot at him and Fear not.” This is not iii-
consistent with Art. 2nd. because we aim otir
Slltlllfi (E? at the proper objects. Ifany one
shall think this license too small, we beg liirri to
read oti, and see if‘ the example of‘ our constitu-
tion does not alliird as iriut-li elbow-room as he
desires. '1‘liu..<. as the tenipcrance society stitnils
in the saute rank with those specified in the first
object of‘ attack. \Ve. tlierelbre rriakeourtlem—
onstrationszof‘ assault in Art. 5th; at the close of‘
Art. Gth we open our batteries; in Art. 7th we
unmask the great aim of insinuatior:,and talk
of them who “call for beer when they mean
rum, and for cider or wine, when they mean
brandy 0!‘ gin.” Many a man will have sense
enough to understand that we mean to chain:
the members of‘ temperance societies generally
with hypocrisy and f‘alsehood. Then we aim
ottr shots at the temperance taverns and tempe-
rance groceries, by irisinuatiitg that they put
wine into bottles of‘ French brandy, for the use
of‘ teinperance customers, Ate.
This is as good asllie direct assertion that such
inn keepers and grocers are generally swindlers
and knaves; and so people will generally un-
derstand us.
VVe allow as much license as any reasonable
man can desire, provided he will rail only
at the proper objects: any thing in Art. 2. to
the contrary notwithstanding. We go by the
spirit of the constitution rather than by the let-
ter.
These explariations, we hope, will satify otir
neighbors of‘ the purity of our intentions, and
, ‘thy neighbor. and not sufl"er'siu upon him :” or
180- :58. '1. “Cry aloud; spare riot;__lil‘t _'up
consistency of our measures.
As a further inducement to _]Oll'l ourfisoctety,
11, “Get you out of‘ the wiay, turn aside oi.it ol‘
no; we printed it for the good of’
line attd a lial_l‘of‘ our preamble. it is a proper,
_ .
cltaractcrs are too bad to allow their admission
into giiiiil society at present, to our rule in Art,
11, which entitles every member ofours to ad-
mission into good society without regard to char-
acter.
'',1E‘*‘’ The Fair teld County Silk Sucie-ly, will
liold their Annual Meetiiig. in the Court House,
at Danbury, on Tuesday next, the 12th instant,
at 10 o’olock in the foreuoon.
nu... us. a --r -41 \-‘t LL ....z:.._-
‘DIED.
Died on the 1st inst. in the 25th year of‘he_r
age. Harriet, \Vii‘e of‘ the Rev. George H. Hu-
lin. and daughter of‘ Mr. Lewis l\l'.z.illory.
NEXV SPRING GOODS!!!
l,[ ,‘-.101-‘,R.l< is now receiving from i'\’i-it Yolk
_ ‘ I...-go iiditiiiouv to his stock of‘Dt‘_v Goods. any
of‘ which will 49 gold at thr lowest prices. 'l'lie fol-
lowing comprisr-. :1 p-irt 01" his assortiitcnt, viz:
1ii'oaili~loilis of‘ r-verv fasliionitble color.
Ribbed l’iri- k :l.'iii, and plain Cassiiners.
Satiuetts ol‘:tll~Qolot's and q‘”"“lll-Y:
Fnlicocs, a ,r_rre:it v:ii'iet_v,
lrisli Linen ol‘:t|l kinds,
Linen (‘ainlii-irk1ldl<fs.vorv fine,
Glivrlgt Iiusie \', S8\V1'i1,‘_TSl1l\'. SD00] Cotton,
Patent Tliieatl, French \Vorl;ing COW)“. 533- ‘Sic-
-\l,SO
Doni.-atio Goods or every <tc=.ci-iption.
April,:’). 1836.
21
ETO'l‘lCE.—Timo. T. l\'l(-’t‘V\itt has removed l'is
office to the room over lllt’. Town Clerk‘s otlice
directly opposite the Noiwvalk Hotel.
l\’orwalk, April ‘2, 1836. 213t‘
A'l‘I-I.—l(l0.0(lO one arid a half‘ inch [miigor
A Ltttlt. just t'ece.ive:l at \Vestport. by 1li‘!.\‘IIl)st'r1
bcrs. S'l‘Al‘Ll'}S 8:. S.-\Nl)FU1’.D.
April 2, 1836 21
ifi.=NEw GOODS!!é=:[}
HE siilwctiliar has just rt‘-ccivcil an exti-iisive
and well S(‘|('CiPtl :l;_q0l‘in1(‘l‘li of‘l‘lrilish, Freticli
lndia and 1)nmrstic (§oo,}.- ol‘everv v.-irielv of style,
pattern, ptice and qiltllitv; so that all 1.'l~‘Y"S may be
suit:-d. and every buyer‘ I-pL'|‘1VC sittisllicviiin iii the
worlli oftlie moucv cxpnymlr-cl. Also.-l)t‘_v (‘.i'tocO-
l'ii‘.\‘, [laid and Hollow \\i',,.-9, whicli will he sold at
ii siniall advance upon [h() ,-.,.;t..
(2170. l‘.llDDLF.l§RO0K.
1Viltnn. Attrll 5, |Rf}5_ 21
Tl.\’IOT.HY AND CLOVER SEED.
truth sttnplt.’ nftlie above sccd,ju.st rec.civcd
and For sale hv
CEORCF R. M1DDLEBRO‘lK.
“Hlion, April 5 1836. Q1
l'<‘.\V l.1\1l7‘., ‘i-r wliitcwasliiiig Ste. just t;eceiv-
ed and lbr sale ltv
(iF‘.tlRO17. B. MIDDLEBROOK.
uitmii, Aiil .1. 1336- 2|
’1§"l‘ of‘ Tmiters remaining in the Post Of‘-
lice at Ritlgcliclti. April 1,1836.
Benninli .1. Belts,
Eliza Raretoti,
Jesse l-irivl,
Could L. St. .Tolin,2.
1-iarrir-it Rucl.-ley,
Lewis ‘°Vleail.
.1‘. 1.. Plleltts.
.1riscph \Vliillncl<.
.1t\linallian \Vliitlncl<,
\Vnl<r=rnaii \Vbi=r>lcr.
THADDEUS K1*.‘.ELER. 2nd. P. hi.
213t"*
(‘().tg7'I'(;.f‘ _Pl'r“i7Y)/7/8. 1111776/I
])i5/t-71.-I or Z\or7crtU:.
'1‘ :1 Court of‘ Proliate, lioldcn at Norwalk.
/‘ Marcli 31 1836. in the miiiieroftlie estate ol
\V,ii. G. Qiiiitli, late ol‘said Norwalk. llf-‘f‘Pa=Nl-
It was orilerc-'1. that the Executor exhibit his ail-
irtinistration account. to this Court. for liearinfl
nni] ;'glln\vnn(\p_ at the Pl'nl1.'ll(‘ ()l11l'0 ill Nor-
walk. on l\'londa_v the. 11th of‘ April next. at 10
o‘clock of‘:lie. f‘ori-noon. and that he a’l\'l-? llftlllle
to all persons ititcresierl therein, then and there,
to appear and be heard thereon. llV r'lllW’tll$lll.J
this order in newspaper printed in Norwalk, and
posting a. copy oi) the sign-post in said town.
in testimony whereof‘, I.
the Clerk of‘ said Court.
liaveltcretiiito set my hand
and seal ofsaiil Court.
G. '1‘:-\YLOR. Clerk.
OTlCF..——All persons indebted to the es-
tates ol'Sniith & Hoyt, and Jacob Suiith,
are hprehv n()lifiPl1ll171l, unless payment is made.
to me. on or bel‘ore the 15th dav of April,inst.
ihpy will be sued without tlisr‘l'ln]1llflll0l], as a
settlement tltcreof‘is iioav_oivl:tlile.
D. S. R ARTRAM. Trustee.
Norwalk, April 5, 1836. 21 2W
NPIW FH'l‘[.ABlQ1‘-H."5117l’9'.".
R HE stilisct-ibr»t' liavins.’ taken tlw aim-e i‘t)l'll|‘."'lV
occupivd bv l\les.s-t'~' Suiith (ti Hint. \\ott'rl
iuforrn his l‘ricurl: and the public tzener-..ll_v. that lie
11 s just l'(‘(‘.l‘iVP(1 a lure and siilonili-l sills! l‘rltnI'nl 01‘
HARDW‘«R,l". and ('U'l‘l.ERY. and all lltlt='t‘ 31‘-
liclcs u=u.-illv kept in a llzirtlware store. which he
will sell on as reasotialilv tcrtnsas anv other stint-
lar establishment in the counvrv.
JAMES B. SMITH.
‘AKEN up, Monday the 4'h inst. Two Sows
one white and one spoltvtl. Apply‘ to the
subscriber. DAVID B0-\l/1‘.
21 ll.
MILLINF. RY.
ISS .lULl\ A. lSl'.'l.A\Y begs leave to inform
the Ladies ol‘Noi'walk and its vicinity, that
slit-._ has contnieiiccd the Milliir-r_v busiiicss, in its
NE
Vtil -as ’ii'anc|i.:s, it the Old ‘.712 l, and solicits a
a'ia eof'iii- it pationiige in the above natm-d l)llSi11t‘Sfu
She wlll km-p c--itstaiitiy on liaod, an assortment ol
Eilks, Ribbons, &c.
N B. She. may be {band for the present at the
resitlciice ul'.Jaiues Quintin.-l.
l\'oi‘wa|k, Old \VciI, April 1. 1335.
\VANTED TO HlRE.
7}‘l"'t W0 young nicn, Americans burn. to do the
work in and about (1 l'aLtoi'_v ; to whom liberal
wages will be given. None in-ed apply but those
who can couie well 1'6CUl!'|fIltNll.lt!ll for Solo-iei_v and
Morality. .lA.\1l£S QUIN l‘AltD.
l\'orwalk, Old 'J'4'cll, April 5, 1836. S21
21
l.'IWGUOl)S .—'l‘lie sulisctibers are almost
datl- rt-cciviug New Goods at their store -cast
end the liriilgc, which are sold at H smttll advance
tiom co-t. '1‘lii: llll(lel'S1,‘.’nPd tender tlii-ir llHttll(5 to
tlti-ir (.tistoniersjor past liivors. and solicit a conliu
uaiiteofiltc same. Young llyson Tea at 4s 6d
llUBl5El.L Sr POlt‘l’F.R.
lSS0l.U'l'iON.——Tlie i'opai‘trtei'sliip ll(trelL‘-
tori-cxi.<t.iiigltotwi-en the subscribers under
the Erin oi‘ STILES CURTIS 61. CO, was di.-s0lv-
!!_d On the 9th instant, by mutual consent. The bit-
siness will be continued by Stiles Curtis on his own
account, to whom all items due the firm may he
pttid. STILFS CU[{.'[‘[S,
CHARLES GILBERT.
Notvtalk, licb. 10,1836. 14
.i:».ie°S:.ir.iaet/.2i
__ ._$‘ AH:
Jweec Esra
A T OL_D1VELL.
Hi i HE subscriber Wtttll. inform his l9‘ricnd.~t and
the Put.-licta f_’(3lli’l‘.'ll, that be has opened ;
Store at the Old Well, l\'orwalk: and will k-‘ep
c_0n.staiiily oti hand it -_-nod anil fresh ti.-'sortitieut ol
UK 1' GOODS DRY Gli.()f71‘iRl ES. selected with
special care. for the &lCCl')i:)'ll'Jl1~:1li')ll of‘ his custom-
ers, and tlieref‘ot'c would i'e~pL-ctfttliv solicit it share
ol'the Public P.itt'onage, as he will sell as clteap as
any store in tovrn‘. J.‘-c. L()V[{,luY_
N. 1’. Eggs 8ttllF;1‘t‘.l‘.,(.l gt'ain_.ol'ell1;inits taken
in lmtlc.
I . \‘r‘.-\N‘liE.D, as above, :1 f‘ew good sewers for ma.
li1l},", line sliirts.
_l€1Rlf«‘-*5 El j$£’t.-it fizz’ @511.
G535 £362 5-} ST. JGDHTV
ESiRl-IS to iutbrin the t_oniinutiitv of this and
_ the adjoinii g towns, that the llO'i\’Al{|) mg-
Si-ll{~'\-VCI3 C‘-llill it’-‘NY 01‘ Neiv York. coniutenci-d
l)llSlll8Si9 upon it nc'.v capital o.‘ 8301) (lt;t)_ on um
1-ltlt ol' Miiiitli. At i1l:lC(‘llll,'_{0r|It(f Board til‘ Di
t'c.ctoi's, tlic .~tIl1‘.9 day, it was ituitiiiinously rc.-ulvi~d_.
to lltistllllt‘ all the ‘)1ll\iiil1dl||,'_{‘pt)li(;iCS(lt|{lc|' thg for-
"f"l' C-'ll“l_-‘ll 0“ ‘~\'ll|Cll "0 lihs hart occtt-red at 1'2
o clocl-' pl that clay. The liuard as.:tt‘i‘es tllc ltoltlers
of‘ l’olicii-s, that the oc.v Capital is. l0_g~,itly [m,,,,,1;‘,,,
till lll.~‘5(‘;~.‘ whicli inay occur uud:-r polii issiied tin.
(.l(.‘,t“ll1C 0itl(,zl,')llitl,(t1‘[C1'|ht} (_l,.[_r3 ,,i,,,v,, mnmg,-,m,d_
ll‘05*‘“'ll0 ll1lV'f’. C?llll'r‘lletl their izolicies at niv
itgi-iicy, inc i::f‘ornicil that the iiuiusurcd ptcmiutit
Wlll hie l'L‘ll)l:‘.f'(l when called for. The now ‘{.'-ihitztl
0l$il0U.lli‘i(l, being all paid in, 1 ant .'1lll.l.-Ol'lZ' d to;
l1'1’tl((‘. new in.-turattccs as lieretofore, in beliiilt‘ cl“
the Company.
The liouoralile and liberal coarse piircunil bl’ l
this Cfoiiipziiiy, in..'uce me to eitpcct a sliare cl‘ pttli‘-i,
l1(2[1llll‘()l\-tg‘i’:.
5
l\'0l'\V‘dll(i tlIZ1.l'(‘l12D, 1833. "720 l
~— l
. .'
[L V/OOLEN 1l‘AC'.l’OR Y l
1"tvi‘.salc or to rent. situate in Rid«_-cfi l.-l.l
_, _on the Sugar Hollow 'l'uiitpi:;e1{u.-til, about ;
l-1. ilcs f‘rotn .\'orw:ill:. [lac f‘:tc!ory is 1]_;)'.In it hi.-go
ecu lc, and the YI’1H(.'lllllt3l'_V (tnzllpl-"'|(3 and it’. good re- l
I
pair. ltwill hc rcntcd withtiul the tti:i,--li‘ttle.t\-' if l'C-- ;
attired. For f‘urtlii=i' pariiculiiis, apply to \1'‘iill:Il}1 :
.11a_vbi-t'r_v. at 1\‘t)t'\\'€.l1\‘. or to the owner, |'P>iI'litl’_' on i
the prctitiscs‘ D;‘.V1 D B.\:\1‘;.“1. l
Iliilgcfi.-ld, .\1:itcli‘l‘), 18.35. 2;) 5
l
NEVV‘ SPRl‘.‘\lG GOODS. l.
ll«l.lA.l‘1(='Al.E ’a.<_iust retuiuuil from .".'mv l
Yuri: with the l:1!,t_’,t.‘.\f and oe.~t ilSSOl‘llltCll1 of
:iuc_v and S1.-Ipll‘. HIV (imotls ever ofl‘~.*red in trial
“t
ltllmt‘-. "lld will be sold at very reilttcel prices V123. l
150 ps black and blue ‘dink poult dc soi, gro di-l
i“\VlI~‘~‘ illltl 1£l‘O dc naps silk-'; 21) [is double and gain-
gle willlli ii;:i‘itioiia ltaliztn >lll(S2i3llf)[)Sl1gl1l'4'(.l platdl
-ltd plningro dc Berlin i1‘.1(lLIl'()(1t‘ n-ip sill-:s. furl
Latli-'-s drt-ssi-s and hats , blk siitcliew-3 ;:l‘.(l saiciiictl
lwiiwtt and '='1'!3E't| Sl|!'Cl!ll’lS, wide englis satiltis :1 il,
ll-Wllllin-‘S. L"tlI=l‘<‘ll flurcttce-:. E351 lt.-.~ stint.-r l“l'(?liLll
tioiiiltttziue-'. 150 1I‘lSl!lli’lt*n:_ 574 i;~i_,~li gm-ii.,g_,—,
dtiinttsk and l)it'ilee_ve illllit‘ iliziper, all widths 3 lins-
.-i:i shcetiiig and diaper, 150 ps splunded yi rd wide,
!<‘reucli calicoes, siuall and large figure; 5:lt) p.s‘.i
new p;ttti=.i'iis, London prints, liglitandilark ; 4.";tt ps
(ll‘tTl(:.~’|lC c:ilicocs:‘.2ltO ps. plaid tllhi.5ll‘ip'3(l and
figured l“I‘tl1Ll)g1tlgl|illYlS,l‘3lll1|‘C new style; It) pg,
ltlztck liistiugs ; S pe. fi:’_lll'Gtl and pliilu lioor C.'ti1it
b.ii7.e, plaid and plain liidiii mulling. bishop lawns;
tigurt-d, plain, sliipetl, iiuitisook book ca:nltrics,j.i-
tzuncl, uisill and swiss intislins, front 20 (35101, ,=_{_);l
7-4 and S 4 hilt. F(‘.'t1'l‘L'1:Il1Cl wltltc. nivriiio and tliibil l
wit.-l shawls trout $1 to 15; £1 l:ii',go :lSSt):‘Hl‘l=‘11l of‘
i‘t'll(.'V ili'cssstia\vls and lltll-ifs t)l‘1ll(.‘tl(‘lli'sl styles in
iii-.ii'kct 1111”llll|‘IlCtIl)lll:‘ic lidklfiq; p..ii,._r.;c .,,,,i ,,,,n.
kin cI'?'l“‘-‘U it large i'[.~'«()I'itltt‘lH of‘ liIlllt“\‘ and 5p,.;,i;.-
t.'lU\'t-s, all tf=>lOl'S. 5ll pt» colorod tlul 111-_-'lll't3(l vi lvcts,
llllrro“ fol tri iniu;_-s; H lzttggc sissoitiiwiit imliigs,
fiuc l‘l(‘1ltll wniltctl nitistlin capes and r,ol.'.-ii...-,
13:1-(PAl)Lil.()i1.“-\i\1)(‘:\%Sl,\]l<jl{S
and unit.-:u:tl lE1l‘_fl(3.'t>'StII‘ll11Blll i)f1‘.iticy coloieil and
lil it ‘it and lllllt‘, liro:idc‘lotli_<, ciissiiiiers and .-:1 in..ii_,-
iihbed stiipt-d :iud plain ll()ll] 5!) (jlg ii, $;;,;‘,() ,,i‘,.v.
my shit e and tpiality 7“ ps‘ |tc:ivcttiiit- and b:ill'ilo
clotlts and b:.tl‘,'U|l cords t'roin 2.5 (:l_s l() ,~_{<l,iiti 5m) p.~
biowu sliiriiiigs. zlllll ps lileaclies! /1-4 and 7-4 s till-
iugs and she -tin=»-s "ruin ll} cts to 25 cts it) p. hle.~ii;li
l‘llv‘l1Ll1)1‘l)‘.'iIl :‘llli‘=tll\' (ll’til~ ltl'()‘.\'n and s:.t,ii';. Jam-3,
‘.15 [)3(l1.llIP‘l‘ll.:~l kind it tickiiigs, 4U ps biul.ip_< and
"Zllli"'léT‘. ‘J“"'~‘ ltllc :-ind _'l)l()l't'll -il.< and ccttoti
cr.ivat~',iiiri-=iil, liobbinct and tnusliu cdigiugsi and
i..::i-i'tiii-_vs, it la ge il>5UI'l!T1l’ttl.figllftfll and pl‘.-tin Slili
V'-lvi-t and otlti-i'_~‘t_ylr:i of’ Vi .~!ll1__l1S with black and
colored cordeil :~ltii't-'.lic:td bags‘ and purses, l)flCl{
and side ct.-tubs of‘ evei'_y description, youths cloth
ctipc, (cc. Lin: &c.
Norwttllz. i\l:trcb‘29 19:56.
63 R'E“V']‘R D-'—Dl‘0Wncd. l‘l’()l1l on board
2%? ‘ ' sloop ixperiiitetit of‘ i\'i:w-Y.~i-k on
ltigrrl llfllth. 1l1§‘l‘Z}1.l1‘?l'l.1§.(g1l{("n Poirit_.oppositc Nor\i';ilk
lg’ ‘””“t ' M‘ lhll ‘ "li\'ClT\"l‘. llad otia drab
pn.:i'j:-ic]l<ct,"a l)lUGI'lOl[|‘lt(l§7l)0|11, ti heavy pair ofboots
illll ll -‘ “ll lll"l'l~l.'l ‘- . The above reward and
all l‘ClISlt)llill)e 't“ll&Il‘gl'S will be paid for the recovery
ofthe ioily o said Vincint: iiifbrintitiou lll!‘l‘t’()l‘ io
:79 git/Flu‘? ‘lit"l‘tI£.l"Vll1Cttll, at the Navy Ya.-,l (5.,-,3.
t_o.1 all I street, ew lot k, or to (i. B buitth,
light house kt.*cpct', l\orwalk Isl.-ind.
Plu"1‘Eli VlN(‘I~.\'T.
2o 3.;
‘.70
New York, a1l.ii'c'o 21. 1836.
- 5
'‘:‘.:'‘Y‘'.. 25
th -ii aliottl si
it-tit't.‘ of‘
1\‘U"\\'L\ll( .\'1.ircli. 28. 1836.
Full s.-\ LE,
'l‘llP_l‘llSl -sailing Sloop Wecliaiiic. bur-
xty six tons, tor l'ui~ibei- pa,-.;,.,,,,,,._,.. em
lt1uNso.‘t noY'i'.
‘.20
BU.()I{S-'-.R.nSi1lnl)ll(i, ()|' (1 giarrutive of
:l"‘ cllllllvlll‘ "lld Sllll‘ "l”:'§3 ‘ll i'1'I .‘\ln('t'1CHlI
Ielnalc, tinder llH'- Ptlillsli Piiesli. in the island ol'
Coho, written by ll°.r:<)Elf‘, with notes bv S imugl ls_
«South, liitea Priest in the (,‘lllt1‘L'll of Rome, jg,-i
wceiv--id by J. A. V‘Vl:lED.
l‘lN V Y MAG \Z[.\'ES.—.1itst |‘C(.'t:1Vt'(i_ P.“ is
41 42 and 43, being the last uuniber publisticil
oftho Petinv L‘vl8gil'l.lllI‘S- [’et'sons wisliinb to 0l)l:|iii
them, to call 1llll1lrtll‘zll.el_y',2tS but l‘ew Nos are let‘;
alterstipplyiiig .~ubscribers. J. ;‘E- \l.EEl).
20
OR Sv\lE--A qnatlllly 01‘ STONE, Williiii
,litill'a intle of the Biiilge, suitable for (‘ellut
walls, Do ck-, Sic. ED WIN LO(IKt\ OOD.
I\‘oi'w:t|k. i1l:ti-c|t‘.?‘ltli, 1t$.i(5- 20
E Al)Il~‘.S Sl'.lA\V l1A‘l"‘.—.1ust i-ec’d by the
..A subset iber, 6 cases ladies and ints.~essti'.-iw hat.-‘
ol'alinosI evrrv dc.-cription, viz :—‘2 cases ladies.‘ and
Il1l~St‘s' le,-;lI<-t‘ti brniil, 2 cases fine and couirnon split
straw, 1 case lanrv open work tuscttns, 1 case fine
braid tuscaus hats. Also. a large and splendid us-
soriini-iit lttiicy gauze and thick hat and cap rllilions,
the rictiest st} lc-. evt-r off-it-tl in this mat ltct ; single-
and double titickrtinis, colored crzipcs and tlouimes,
crown lining, wliilo and colored siitius,liztd wile,
black hat and vi-il crzipes, iii-ceii, white and black
bloiul gauze veils. which will be sold clzecp by
WILLIAM GALE.
20
Norwalk. March, 26 1836.
OTICE.-—The Copartnersliip hmctofure exist-
ing under the firm of‘ J. '1‘ 1!ll’.()S'l‘ A9. C0.
uzls dlssulveil by mutual consent on the 15th ‘Ji)|1ll-'l-
r_v lust. All pcrsons having Clt)l1)52|HlS atgaiiisi thi-
firm, are rcqiiested to present them iiritiietliati-l_\'. and
all pet‘.-ons ll'r1"lllg'lll1S('“l(:‘d ac-_ouuts will coul'er ii
filV()|' by calling at the old siaiid, and nitjusiiiig the
saute. J. T. l"l{U.$'l‘,
U. P. Fl{US'1‘,
S. BUTLER.
North Salem, March 15 1836 ‘ 19
l$.\lOVAt..-—-Tue su'ustriber lIi1\‘l‘e1|1l)Vt‘.l1 his
business from Nortvalk to 1-)auliurv. where
he iiiteiirls cart‘_ving it on in -ill its various lirauclics
N01 lt.‘E.-—Bi.-trig desirous of liaviug the pleas-
ure ofsettliug his own accounts, he gives notice to
those iudeltteil to him, that the-._y will much olilige
liitn by calling and settling the same by this lr'.\th or
l5tli of‘ApIi| next, at the house of‘ David Steven-
son ;— ottioiwisi-, be will be obliged to let them niuke
their scttlemeitt with no olliccr. ,
l‘\1.ircli28. 1836. l\'0R.‘vlAN P-\YNE. 20 2t,*
over Coat.
Nortvalk, Oct. 13, 1835'
"“'ARGA|.‘lS.--—'l‘lte subsct'ilicr.ot1‘er5 for sale
.5’ cheap. one Bllt. and one Blue Coat. also one
A. Ll-l.~\L1__.tJR_Y.
only attested, witnin the time sp-.'cil‘ii-d, will bi: do.
on let l“.S so rea.-touable that tncy cannot but he sat-
1
;§\§ON'[“E'.‘tii‘l..-X'l'13l1 11E.‘\l(')V.-‘.L V‘/iliitttn .-.
fig] Slrc-.t’s .-:l.~'tck ol‘ llztrd and Hollow \‘.'il!‘e,
l"aiuis, Oil, lron, Sic-el, etc. will he reinovcil flout
the sli-rc be. now occupies, to his st ire in trout of
llt)_Vi’>‘lvlI1"lil1g. \ve~'t side oi‘ the 1i1‘l5glY.lXtlW Ol.:Cll-
pied by J2‘.lT1='2S l.ally and Mr. Ta_\ l()l'. Hi». propos-
cs: to 6lil.l1‘;_1t.' his C:‘I.".‘U‘.lwl)ll'1".'lll, and sell itu ace H11-
irioil.it.iitg_ terms 1‘\‘iii'i'.'alk, ;‘i1-.t'cli ‘-33, 18355.
lg-.:3'1‘O.\‘l-I Ll.\ll-.‘-. by the cask, liir salts by
l>~:‘.v’ Felt. S36. 11". K. JA 11135. 16
T.’{/—F..'\'DUE,Ol-‘ REAL l‘.S'l‘A'l'E.—-‘i‘.'ill be S!tl‘1,
' on the pi'enti.~‘es on S-l1.*ll‘(.l:l\,‘_ the 2.1 d:iy of
April next, at 2 o‘clocl-: P. M that ~.'.'iltiible pi-.ipcrt_v
be-loiigizig to the Sl.ll)Sl.".l‘ll)("I'. situated a ll',:w rods east
ol‘t.lie l’rc.~b_vtit'ian l‘.l.::=ttu_:: ltnnit), in \\’ilto.'i. con-
sisting I.l‘a new two -tc1'_v l)lIiltl_1l1‘-_’, fiillu I up for it
s'lUl't', Sliucin:i'itei', '{':ti'0t' and t‘~:t'itllt£l'. l..li~’.f)‘.\’ise -,,
ltlIfi;,t'l\\'ti story lwi-liiiig li-iusr.,iii good |'i"p.'ll'.—
Ciitiiliiiiiiis l1li.‘.(1t' kiiowu at the sale. For p.il‘lit'u':trs
(‘11t}l|ii'(3 Uf‘llle $L1l).5t.'l'il)Cl‘.
11. G. ;1!li)Dl.l3i3l{OOK.
Vv‘iltrtu, I\l.tt'c.li M, 13311.
'1‘! A Ft’ :7 ;'<‘A €)'S‘(B5€ ‘E.
HIS’ ‘FR Bl.iL‘Dl£‘.\',
’xi:»‘?.i1\”EFI‘l‘ll'£}l1 and Tit workci i:i::l;c.~'; to order‘.
51"} load troughs, and ('()lItlLlt:1()r<_ and all iii-,.l.; ,,i‘
joliliittg done at §ll0l'l’£H'Ill'.'t', ctaslsi le Elie l)r1:l1_'H.
.’£ay 1'}.
I l-LKK \V.\ \"1‘El.‘).-—.~\ boy l‘l'.‘)t1l H to lGycar.=
)' ol'.'t;:o. \\'(-ll rri:.:iriciiderl, in iv hour or" 2113111111-
tion, by ztpplviu,-5 iiitiiicdititcly to the stiltsci'ilici', at
tliiv\‘.'i:stpoi't Var ciy Store.
Fc'uii:try Isl, 1836. JOHN l.\", 'l'.,,':‘L()l}.
9‘ Aillligl FUR S'1'O-".‘l(S.———.lii.=l re-':’d by Wil-
gj inn: Gale it l:ir_r;i- :~t.-st ol‘ l.adic.-t litr Slnr:l~:.~'.
viz. 150 ot'tltc l1l1t'\‘l quality Lynx s:.icl~:.-;. ll} Gt-tiet
natural color, 2ll.l ()(.‘ltl‘_\' and rich 1-‘ii:-2 do.
12
l-‘UH .‘..\D l-lAll{ rSl<I.\l. (I.-\i’.3'.
- 1A1.’-.LitZ A...<ortiiiz-_ut ol'l'-.ir and hair seal caps
just to-.ci‘ved, and for siilc sit t't-tluz-ctl prices,
by 1.. Bl. ‘e‘-'l‘l;V£'l.\'s’-
;\‘o'.’. 16, lt¥I'l5. LE
(I()lif\’ b'§,il‘ll.l.l"§l‘3.
V.'ll'i'll‘ig‘$ putt-tit corn slit-llcrs. on btiitd
@:.?i.i:.. V
LES rigs: E‘.lSl.Dli;\'-‘
1i:l(l l‘tIi'.\‘Illt* 1:3’
l.lt_‘.': ll}, 13215.
ll ,_ N HE (‘onrt oi‘ l’i'olinli: for the District of.‘\'ul'«
.51. Walk, has limited six iiioiitli;-7 f‘r-~m the ditto
lieretif‘. for the (‘i'otlitnt's ot'tl:u lC.-3l:i:i- of'.lnli.i 1".\'l,‘l'}-
' Y . .
lt.'_\,’.l2llt‘()fNUl'\‘t'till(.(.!‘Ct':lNt’tf,l()])l't‘Si:‘ill1ilf:I1'-Il.Il|n5
1‘l)I‘S8lll€‘l1‘tt’.lll.. All who do not prcsciit their‘ clui 2
l)LlH'i'(l a l‘C()()\'0l’_‘,'. All persons iitilebt.-,-d to said
Estate, are requested to inulte iuiin»-il'i:it.=. p:lS'l‘IlC11.',
Cl'1AS. l.‘$.‘._-‘-.{_7D‘. Ailiziqz
with the will iiiim-xcd
l\'orwall-: illaicli 173. 1833.
'1‘. l"R()-ST‘, gratcl‘nl f‘ot' the lib.-i':il piiti'ona:_fc
G}-.-SJ o lterctot'oi-i- conferred upon hint icturiis to his
f‘t'it-lids and the public his sincere tliztiilcs, and in-
l‘iH'titS lltcin lie is gnittg to coiitiutie the liusiuess as
lien.-tiifi)i'c. He ltopcs to tntilte it the iiii‘erestut' his
C1}-luztlt-rs to toutinue their trade. by .~‘U})Pl_}1t1gll)-'11)
with stzcli ar-.ii.-lies its tlicy may wish to purchase, up-
isl':tctoiy to tbeui.
U l\'orih Sttluz. filiiicli L33;
6.
iii i“.’l)l.-X :‘.l.-'\'l_"i‘l.\’f-7.——.-\ few’ hie:-cs of‘ (‘.‘(r'(.‘llt)tl
qtit:l:t_'.', at a vcr_v1otv pricc, just |‘(,'l'I'i$'g?.i and
lot‘ S de by lit 1.. ill :5 l'llVl‘Ii\’.‘5.
:3.
’_a. N a_ ptenticc to 1.llt',Sll\'t'3I'.<l11llll l.tti.-tiucss, “timi-
vd by Lt-:Vt (:t.Aitt{. i7
1"-“JR RICHMOND Va,
The fitzlittoitet‘ Gen I.al7tyetie, Capt. .l1lI’VlS.
uill ‘Ltli tor lil.',ili‘12(lIl(il, in ;ib._,.;.i, :33” (jay,-,
lit or pasmigc, apply on board oi to ‘
'W.i1. .1. 5'l'ltl£E'1',
‘-‘v'.lI- K. J_\:.it-:;~_s.
‘ ‘i
tr
2)
Mttrcli 18 183 '.
D ' ~ ~ . . .
x\Y HOOD‘). —'.~\ large anil_i:_r_-i;cri-.| zissoi-uiietit
0l_ st-ago table dry goods min be found at the-
-‘W0 til El.l ?i§t)l:ltlS.
Slit .\l-it‘-:lt. 18336. 3 Bttri'all'.s lluiidiiigs.
NE W s:*o..'-z «: AND NE W 0001):.‘ 1
EUR” to-'
3__‘_ UL. H. .\lll)l)l.Ei}l’iOOK, lttiving tttkcn
_“U‘§_ lllc -‘l)l'e l‘:H'nterly occupied bv Jessi-. sllllill,
in ll tlioii, has opt.-tict! an entire nesi‘, i_ruii.-rtil and
'.':tlu.ilili: 3I.~‘Si)l'|ln('llI of‘ Dry Gtlflllfi. Dry Gmcc-i-ipc,
and Crockery, (jlti-iii, Glass 1l;.‘{|llll'll\V.‘l)‘Q, l-1;...-it-
““"‘e “”_‘l ‘3"‘3l.V °lll0l' article usually Fottiid in it store
of tlrc ktnit, wliiclt l).tVlll:g’ reci-ntlv pitrcliasi-il HI mo.
llelalr prices. be will sell as Cllt’t‘I‘p‘:|< can be l)0l1'_:lll
elsctvlieic. l.Vilton .l.larcli. l7.
UU-‘TV. AND l~‘ll~"1'Y -‘:.Cl{ES or
31.... l.2\.\‘D, for‘ sale, Slltlllleil in New (jim,-,;mV
about one mile and it halt‘ ea.-t l‘roui the nicotine:
ltouse, ““ llle road lctttling 10 i\’orw:-lk, South Sa-
lem an-l Ritl}.-elii-lil. "lie liottsis isncw, two story
l~.igli_ and wvlé iitiislieil with every con .’(;‘nll*.n('.l! for
it liiinily. Thc but it is a liiijue and good siilistiintiiil
|inililin,i_r. '1 lie land is uiitlm good i_-iilii-;;.i§.m_ pi‘,-in
l'XCf=lll‘Hl 50”. "ml is itiviili-d into ..t'ahle, pztsttirc and
wood, and is well walerr-«I. Tltere is :1 great vurietv
ttl‘l'I‘llll fret‘-‘i "poll it For fttrtltt-i‘ pni'ticttlnt’~',iti
quire on llH3iH'L’tl1lSt‘.S of‘ HlR.-\i‘.1 BROWN.
New (':in.t:iit. l::n. 1.\‘3:'i 9
FOR SAL ll).
A 1.-\1"uGi'i two FItll'_\‘ dwelling house, welt
r fitii.~t.'ii»o, ii gooil biito and ot"t.‘I‘ out lietiisics,
ii')}_{t.'1ll(’l' with ten ait’cs of this fifsl. title l-ind. ti-
lioiit two iitcrcs of‘ l.'.’l)'ltl laiiil, \Vill-.'ll1t.‘\'l.‘l‘ l‘iIlllll:1
\lH!l|ll1 nl‘t=-tit:-r l'l2l‘ltI1ll‘_! through. ’i"lii>re i. 312:1) fin-_i
on the pt‘Fllll-l3~‘, lili._v in l gl'()\\'tI apple ttccs _.or:ilie=‘
\\1llIil1I’ b.-st ol' fruit This above p':ici- is ‘a'lll}'tIc:l
in l)at'ir-.i-, hull’ it niilc f'~oiii tlii- titriipiltc, nu ilii-
road lmitling ft‘. in New (.‘llll$IlHlllI1i.‘n_',’.S lilriil i.ilu:l
ind. 'l'lit-. _:1l't£d’(>_‘-1 lJ'I-l.l|f‘il1(’ purc.lia<i- in-ine_v can
t‘etiiaiii at inti=ii:<t. F.i:qii'=r: til‘ \‘t"ttltain H Date.-
oii the pieniises. or of the subset ilicr.
19 3w. , I'ilSl\'RY B-\‘1‘E5.
T0 RENT.
1"‘RO.‘t‘l anti tiller the fiist (lav of April l‘.(‘Sl
_ --= a laiga two slot'_i' dwe-lliu’_«_r iliiuse, I-..ii-, the
property 0| Rii-hat d Pike. Also. it \'1tl|'(£:n)lHl1('ll|!g Oli
the pri-iiiises. which is now oiciipied by .-\. l-let's
and '.Vlll(ll1S\‘.'€il situate»! cillier lot‘ ll1fl|'(,‘.'ll"l‘ilt-' or
1Dt‘(‘,ll&HIlC:I1 lllhilll-‘SS. Said in-opci-t_v is qiiimii-it in
Wilton on the inziin road l‘iotii.\ltirw:i1'< in I)-,ii~.linry,
bi-ins: f‘0ttt' and a lialf‘niilcs l‘t'om :\'orwall< la iiiliiig,
.-,. done and ti liitlfiiiiles from the Fpiscopnl (.‘hin-i-h
Wilton. For t'ut'tlier pait:cul.trs inquire of':‘~. P.
RA.‘\DLE near the nrt-iiiises. 19
7 “' ‘i M ii‘. (‘ouit ill‘Proltato for the Ul.~“l‘l(Jl. of‘ \\ Pa’!-
_. port. hath limited and tillowed six tnoiitli:
from the date hcieot‘, l‘or ll‘eiCl‘(!(.lll()l‘~‘ to the estate
of‘ .-\:iron Adttins, late of \Vr'stpot't, (1(’.('evl§t‘(1, to
exhibit llll"1l'(.l:|ilnS against said estate. Tliose who
tteglect, will beitcb.-iri-c:.l a r-'*cnvcr_v: and all i...
ll(’l)lt‘(l to saiil estate, are i'cqut—stt-d to in:-lcc im'11t2
(1l«'ll€pil_\nlt't\1,10 .1.-\~‘5EZ All —\1lTi.
\\"e-lport, ‘i\larcli 14, 18316. ISAALI .-\1).-‘L115,
19 311' Exes iitois
Q:s;SPR.lN(:} GOODS llqcfjj
' \ HIS DAY the siiltscrilter has mct-ivcl ii large
supply of Dry "mails of‘in st t-vi-ry di-sripliozi
style and qitaiitity. His pl‘te~t:‘iit assortiiie-tit ol' Dl\
li'rod~‘ is l‘llll('ll i_no_m exiensive for th-- st-.:i-on ll‘-‘it-
it llZ1Sl)t'f3l) lH‘f-|l'(",:tt|‘l1l.l5 lli‘:~‘ iutculiou lll1l’lllL’ lh
prest-nt year. to keep an ("5'l(’lISi\e iissoi HHPIII
has ever been kept in the l ounty. The ll‘-tll't)!1«'l,:{-"
the public has 1)‘*.\‘i(J\\'t:‘d on him, f':r \‘l1‘l'l1 lie ro-
111l'llSl1§< wariiiest thanks, for the past year‘ he
thinks will warrant the extension in ltttsiiii-5: so as
to have every article called for His ass .i-i.,,,3.;i oi
all the various Dry Goods he thinks is so complain,
that almost any pt'l'>‘01'| can find swim in suit. ll--
dot.-s not er.ntiinct':tte articles, but would sztv to pur-
(‘lla-5"|'5. "HY lllll‘-g you want call, and in all proba-
bility you will find i.l1‘).n|'ti(‘le and very ClH'i>|")
Nt).lw:tll(, .\'1iii-ch -22_ 19.36 t.. in S'l‘l~‘,V~ Ns.
NJ-3\V SPRING Goons. '
1'1-‘«RL.l".S N. CLOCK, has jii.-_t l‘t'1l1|‘nt!(1 from
New York with a lRl‘_Jt‘ assoi'tmt-.i'it of" im.
importcil Fancy and Staple Dry Gnarls, compris-
ing, almost every :lI‘11'.‘l0 u<u:tll_v kept in a coun-r_i
iliy good store; all of which is ofii-red at the veri
lowest market prices. tit his Establishtneiit, west
B _\D .'~l
Lut'1 _.
K
H‘
side (iuljuining) the Bridge.
b'ort-zalk, March 24th, 1336 19
DR. BR.-\\‘DRE'l‘ll.S VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS.
133 .5. 1‘‘.-\ C1‘, tit=ttll1ct‘e are good rtmtetlies, but
"1 it is very t.loubtl'ul wlietlier tlturi-. are iiiiv good
Pltysiiiiiits. |‘:.\‘ll'fl(l|’tll|l'rlt"_'/ cases in which Bran-
tlri:tli’s Pills have cfi‘-cred a perfect cute alter the
most t‘11)‘lllu’311f medical men had altogether failed -
Tlie lI)(ll\'ldU-'llS ate liiglviy l'('9lW.‘CH'll)1l‘5, and their
:e-:idi=nce tire-given. Call at. Dr B’s store 1157 Hud-.
son §1ri-ct, New York. and rt-ail the ()1'l2ln:-\ll(:llC|"¥,
ztll proviii_g' the extraoi'diii:it‘_v p’)Wt:l‘ of Bt't1ndretlt's
Pillsin t'_ciit0i'iog (ll:a‘ifi1sl'S of the most opposite char-
zicle-: {rain the C.ms:ittiii'}n. ’l'be_y, in fact prove,
y 1l)t'L'l.lt'L'S tbi.-_v Il]'|llC, ilifit there is no necessity;
~..-1' any other intrditzitte.
Ma's Lutli:', of‘ North 3d street. uearfid street-,
\Villiatnsbnr.-g. for 17 yr,-iirs was S('.rl0ll.~‘lly tiffli-.-ted
with it violent pain in lH‘.|' left side, which ulicn be-
canie very hail. 'l‘lii~. side wits tveztring to till ap-
praraiici-fmvay, andju-i over the seat oftue p:i-in, wzn
;i pl ice _\ou |lll‘_'ll1 liuv-: laid an egg in. lfixtrcinio
ilt-biliiy i|'l(l _i;vii.-i'stl bu»! fecliuirs was the csuse-i
qllt','llCt' ;slie could do uot.'iin_:.' For herself‘ and lasnily
with pil*:t\‘ll!'B, no re!ii~f‘w;is experieuceil from any
thing used until July last. when lit‘.-ii<lrctli's Univer-
sals we:-i: l'v‘l)t)lElln(‘ll(lv'.‘.'l, and iiniiiediitte relief‘ was
i.-:tp.~.iii-itcuil. and on the 3lst.of‘ De.-:. site as‘Slll'E!.1 Dr.
ilic Pills bail pert}-ctl_y l"t‘3!Ol'e(1 her health, and
=.li.it hi-1' cidi: was liecomc like unto the: other. Mrs,
L. stat-.-il in.tn_v other pariiciilars, which were there
sp ice would be tn:-ntinnci‘.
.-'llI{. \Vl1.‘3ON of 135 Cl.rii-itie street New York’,
for 15:‘ yearn»; was:ifl1ictei.l with tliirouic Rheutiiatisrn,
iin_d for the last 3 _vi.-airs \'u‘i1:i not able to walk. has
t.-ikri: iuolvc lioxcn the p in has entirely left his tee!
and l*.llL‘(.’:':'..~"J1ll'ill lieis able to. wall: with comfort.
itli.-5 ‘.‘." ""”'“-, a ytiuttg lady residiiig in Hubert
Strut-t, i\"c.v Yoik bud asevure pain in hi.-rltuee
l‘rniu wliicli sltc izttfli.-rctl l'.‘1Cl'LlCi.|1i g pains for up-
wurtis of dire» years, which confined 118!‘ to bed al-
iii.»st all tlietiutc D . ftiiittitiiil scvi-ral other of
tho lb ulty had bled, li-tiztlicxl, and bli.-tI>.'c.d to no
cl':‘i.-ct ; by tal<iit~_; a ti:'.v boxes ol‘tlicse Pills she has
pct'l't-ctiy rt-cuxeie,-il the use of her l{llCt'.' Observe.-
llflll.-i on the ab.-ivc \\‘(it,ll(1 tit-. :5ultel'i1uol.li. Miss ll/'3
-'1ll'll'('rh' is at 1).. 1,’: '.~_ t)fi‘t.‘t) '
1’ l'Z\"EE{ ‘a.\ D A'L‘.l,ll.C.--.‘.1it. G. MILLER, of
ll:iil:,-.iiii. in Sept, llist -was tlrc.itll‘itlly nfiiictcd with
{_"..-tier .\,- .-‘._-,;-.ir; tlzi: tttutck gt.-iier.tll_v caint-. on him
c'i't‘rv (lay about 12 u’t.lock; llll'|ll.'-‘t.‘il:Cll&l(ldU1)1l1l8'
lcd him in sui-ti itniziiiiier that lii_.-t recovery was doubt-
lid. A t;(’Ul11311)Z|!l\'s'!)U tested the goodness of Bran-
tlrt-.tli’s Pills in his own ftitnily, [)(3l’SlliHl(,'(ll)1Ill to try
the tneilit-inc. Aliei-t'.c-. f1l‘$l.lll).\' the Fever was per»
t'i:ctl_v and by Ltllltillttlltg taking the inedicine for it-
bout six wet-.k.~:, perl'cct ltPH.ll‘i] was restored.
Bf-1Z‘.'.l. \Vl:‘.£'.l{S, of Vt]!-‘.~‘lCll(‘S[f£l‘, was ‘violently
iifllicted with l_)_vspepsi'-t; Lie could not take any
liiod without the ii‘io.~tttnp!e;isaiir SCll°.i.|1.10llS to his
ch: st, head and bowels. His Cll(."1 was so sore that
two siigltlest prussurc gave pain ; his lil‘c was most.
tni.-er-able: l1ItIlIt‘l'Ol.l\‘ were the int-.dir:int-s used: and
llK skiElol‘lhc first Pliytseitiiis tried in vain ;as in
l.t:-1 rccottrste ltie too‘; L»i':ttidietli‘s Uiii.'.'crsttl, and in
two tnoiillis tbc_v t:ti‘i-=ctuLl it perlcdt euro.
The l'ollowiu_-.5 case is iibstraclt-d from a New Red
lord prtpor, wliich can be sreit at D. l5'r offii-e :
, CURE oti‘ i«;t3it.i;Pst:y, Olt FALLING
SlL'Ki\'E*3S, ol"thi*ce years stain-liii;‘,;\'1r. “iliu-oiztber
“ll ll “st Point, -.\'cw Bedlord For a periou o1‘3 years,
“"1-‘l ilflliclcd with this lcrril.-le dist-use-.. He has liud
£lSt11;y_i'i\.' as G or 7 11.5 in I’. d.i_v, tiid f‘oi‘tlie time above
.~l.:t.!K,l' in,» was not iible to attend to arty bii.~iiness.--
l‘-"-’Ci~i,- pll_ylSL'l:-ll) of‘sl~:ill in his section 02 the c<tutIll‘y
“'3'-" t1l’1‘.ll:'tl to ; he 8'./t.‘ll went as tiir .15 Boston for
help; liut no relief‘ (3_\'pl‘I iciiccd. and at the time be
llL’iird of‘ t'.’iaiiili'etli’s \"e;_;etabtc Univsirsztl Pill.-, ha
llild taken no ll'.(.‘:llCll’]‘.'S1‘Ul'.'l gicat while, his friend-,
lltiuigingg there was no Cl1l't'. But as 1’iritut.lretl1’s
Pills, \'-'iBl‘L‘§1l'UI)é_;_\l teconiinended by Mr. Sis-son, of
Union street l‘-‘ew Pettford, who, beside s i.-xpei‘tct'|c-
nu: Ll'!‘(“ril beiicfii front them hiiriself‘ had seen their
l)l“(‘1t:li1t‘iitl pO\VGl‘~‘l on several other persoiis, sortie in
his own f‘.iunl_v. lt was agi'cciJ that a tri.il should be
iiizide. Four monllte li.ivi: not yet pasted since he
CUllllllC11Ct',(l with tl-ii-in, and :Ill.l1()l1f_,,"l1 Mr. M. con-
tinues daily to t ikr-. me Pills, It should be observed
iii,” almost from the ii,-st commencing witlt them, he
has lit-en ntlettdin,-_r1i~ his bugincgs.
AS'l‘H.‘il.\ CURED -—-.'_l.‘lio:iitts S. Brown of
(‘il‘C(’|\\\1Cl1,(C0l1|1.) was taken Wllll l1C0ldi numb
li,-cliiig on the 13th ol'.lunc last. He began to cough
and raise plile«__;in. and in tlte course of24 hours. llbolfl
two quitrts of’ thick wl.ite ji:ll_i; was expceloiated.
'l’liri=a pliysiciaiis in Stainl‘oi'il. Greenwich, and Suw-
pitts proiiounu.-d it _a ncri,'ous, humid spasomtltc
.~‘.silirutt, and atlcr prost:i'ibiu: For some tune: l° "0
i»l1‘ei:t, the tliiue con.=ul:er_§ tugitlier, and finally de-
cliireil li‘C:1’(‘.()11lI'l do him no g000i ll “"3“l‘l- "lld
must 1'L‘~'llll in consiiinptiou, and death would oiisttre.
and lllltll1l.'1Vf‘I'y short time. ']‘lie pain Wllil SXCCSSIVO
lit all parts ol his body. and the iliflictily of breatliing
was such, as alniosi to cause slritiigiilation. He was
induced to a more skeleton, and finally gave himself
iii) to tltlillll. About four wcclis lltlck he silw the
:lilVt3li1a'(’l!lBlll01.111’. l5’slVcgettiblc l’i||s,tlnrl immedi-
ately sent by Capt J. Wiiriiig-,. of‘Grecnwich, for a
‘35 cent box, and l‘ound relief‘ in the course of a few,
(lays, which eiicouriigi-il hint to persevere, and he is
now (Qrltli tlctolic ) in .\'ew Turk comparatively
H ell. Hi». ¢.ei-t'iiiue- taking the Pills, and feels confi-
de-nl lllvv will soon make him perlectly well. Capt.
lieujainin lttistt-.l, oi‘ (‘1I'P<‘tl\ViUl1, Conn. is fully ,8-
witrc ol‘lhe disti'e.~4siug slate Mt‘. bi. has l)0"I'l, ltml
can be re 11-'l‘r(>3(.1 to. He has now taken nine twenty
five cent boxes. He has recointnended several pet'-
sons to use the Pills, wlioiiave all received great
bi-or-fit (‘min thtim.
More than 400 similar cases to the above, can be
now iet‘i.-rrcit to by Dr. B.
|]_’_",r"l'he above Pills ettn be had at the store. of‘
.lOilN’ R. S.»\;\’l)FORD, who has the sole agency
f‘ttl'l":Ilil1Pl(l county. and wliere aconstaut supply
will be kept on h-ind.
Price, ‘25 cents per Box.
iritliiepiirl. \l‘«tt'clt E39, 1835.
l.l-.‘.'l LL|..-\’{K is the tHItl‘()flZB(1 agent for Not‘-
zwlk, ol wlioui the above lllctllcllle can always be
li:,d_ 2‘-
HOUSE l-\_f‘i}3 LOT FOR SALE.
lill ‘Cit~lX.~"'I“i)~‘l vii‘ --a for .:it.l,‘, it _-< uoum: and
lot. with It -_=--:.': 'u.it'-- -i.. ll!’ i-ii i:.i -e.-‘: si it-itml
\\'lll|l|| threw (‘i'.':I'‘1€‘2‘‘N4’' :. .i-.. --l' t..».; iwi-l ." on the
Iilfl‘! It-.iif:ii;_=1.i 1) i.-_'-tut. , ‘Ht 2‘ lit .-t l=-f‘P=Jll.1in.-.l-'ll€
so oallcd: liir l‘ti.tlmi p -rlti ultizs ttilqhlllti U1‘ tut: sub
.~.v-ribi-rliviit,-1 on the pr- in «i--.
i'.'llA il.bJh.‘ QUINT \l‘€D. 10
CLOCKS! CL( )CKSl
. THRY‘ :1:-od and l|"l1ilaI:IHl7 UllH.'l(S.1i)I‘ sale cheap
by l" t.t;Vt tiLAP.K.
u
S I 'R.z1 YED.
F!UI\1 tiii- subscriber, on the 521st,
\la=cli ln\'1.‘M|[,il red C'lVV, with :1
V\'llil.t' f‘«tt.'r', and one horn broke-n ofi‘.
\Vbot-v--r will take up said Cow, and
give uil--iiuzuioti to lltc st bscribcr. either by ntailol‘
otlicruisi-, shall be liberally -euaitled, and llll rear
so able (fh.|!gf‘S pztltl. Sll)l\i1‘:_Y LOCKVVOOI).
Nrw Cziiiii.-iii, i\"7Ir('.l1, Q5. lr-'36. 211.
Citiiw into Ih-- e-'=clo=.ure of the
subs ,i‘ilit=i', on ‘.1-'-titles‘ lav Ill»! ‘.331.
....5;,5 inst. in red, Wlllll‘ li-tvezl (‘‘0‘.\', one
K‘ horn bioaen, and the other with a
knob on tlu,-i=iul ol it. The owner is requested to
cull, pry Cllit."Lft‘.\‘:{lt:i Like h»-r aw it.
i.iEi\'R\’ HOYT.
-2.‘) 3i
Vfiltoii, 1}-tt'cli ‘£9. li'5“'-ii.
R. 1‘) .\l O V A L-
; 7. ll?) .-u‘=~.:« ri':i.-. lt‘I_s‘l"H11-Vf‘. ’ -- stock or” Goods
31 to llI"Sl~'-|"‘ 112-1 ,5 di: tilt‘ ."‘.i-.t-.-2‘, a few .'lo0rs_
nl||1h"1‘ lhi- i’;rltl;;e_ l-.1. ly -:n'titpie_:l by \Vu_'t
(Io iii.~i.'ii-li. '-\ll£‘1't)l1f'l3f‘!‘8i‘7l1"’.11"Sllpi.l)'C5l;1UnIa|'§
with tlitTlti.~‘( any article lhev tit:-is c..|l tor, at the low.
.-st prt 't-ts. .l().‘li\' “:7. T.-\YL_i.lR
\\"e~‘lp';rt.. llarrlt 2|, lH':il3 211
"y AN‘l'F.l‘)., 1*'i*lyjiiuriieyttietI Sltmvmetlwls at
‘ ‘ii pvtzszing an I st.-wing, leather wurk. None
are waiitcd but ilioki-i oi‘ ii-mperiiiu and moral habits.
To such coitstimt cniployini-oi and good wages will
-e {;’1\'l’|| Apply to CALEB B_E\iED_lC'1‘, Senior.
W-\N'l‘El) ':1l~‘0,HSlI1)UV8, tivi; ,,,. three‘ BOYS
-.sttppri-tttiie—. Bins only will be received’ who
‘ate 0| tt L'UlHl uioial cltaractcr, and disposed to con-
iiurn uiih tlie duties and instructions ufareligiotn
l‘.tmilv.
lliliiits ii
. VALlL‘.OE‘3 —A large assortment ofdnrk twilled
’i/ and plain [)I'l1"H.\ a grant variety. ofvery‘ des'ir'a.-
ble patterns, for sale very cheap, bi)’ ’ ' ' '
ELI MORRJS, t ‘tt_.u. 13,36.
New Canaan. February 9. 1836.
Norwalk Chronicler