- on the south by liiiitl of'I‘liiidtleus Betta and wife, in
3-. tfort County, as. City ol'Ilartl'ord, Ft bruury 6,
A. D. I837.
l't{II’0N the petition of Eliza lune Kilian of New
Cunatm, in Fairiivld County, alleging that she ‘
"as latvfully married to John Iiilluii on the ‘list «lay
f'llIt1.Y» -\, D. I826, with wlioin she lived till tlielltli
ay of June, I830, in said New Caiittaii, when the
tit! John Kilian wilfully tlt»set'tetl her, and bulb rc
ztiined absent and apait from liei ever since, in tin
:.'tal neglect ofiluty to the pt’I.lIl0lI(‘I', praying to be
livorced from ilit-said Joliii Kilian. Said petition
ldated the 28th day t.f J.'tntiary, I837, and is re-
urmible to the Superior Court, to be hold at Fair-
leld, within and for the County of Fairfieltl, on the
fucsdiiy next following the first MoiiduyofApril,
I837. It appealing thut the said John Kilian rt-sides
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTEFTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
lord. Connecticut, offers to Insure Houses. Store
.._..~...._-_....._.._.__......_...._
' I-LLIAM J. SI'RIv.‘E'l', of Norwnllt, agent of
the Protection Iusurtmcc Company, in Hart-
Mills, I"ac'orir-s, Barns, and the contents of each,
‘U5?-'llH‘l‘ with every other similar species of proper-
ly, 1I,_¢.{(linst Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of go;-tmi-nt oi IRON, ro.nii-ling ol'Amt-ric.'iu, Swectls,
l’reiniuiii offered, are as low as those of any other
-'iiiiil.ir Institution, and eveiy main has now an op- or shape: lint, square, or round, from I-4 inch to 3
purlunily, for a trifling still), [0 protect himself incl."-_3,
against this destructive element, which often in it English Blister, Gcrntun Cast- and American S'I'EEl
single hour, sweeps away the earnings of many whiclp he will dispose ofon asreaaonnbleterins, as
CIIVH.
y The course the ofiice pursue in transacting their
tm.-‘iness and in the adjusting and payments of lanes.
:-ut ofiliis state in [)'<lI‘Ix«l unknown t - the pt-titiont-i-, is prompt and libenl. For termii ofinsurnnce, appli-
I tlo thereupon direct that the petitioiier cziiiso this cation may be made to the above named Agent, who examine fog themselves.
Order to be published in two newspstpei-s pi-inietl in is authorized to issue policies to applicants without
laid County tifFuii'fiolil, six slit t-t-ssive vvue-ks before tlelay.
‘he term of said Court in April next, coiiiiiiciiciiig
'ifl0I before. the I4tli day of iiistziiit l"tehi'iiiii~t-, uiitl
hat such publication shall be flCPIIIt'(I itiitl ht.-ltl stif-
icicnt notice to the respoiitlt-nt. ofthe pt-iitlt-ritzy of
said petition, unless saiti Superior Court nliaii older
itlicrwise.
CLARK IIISSELL,
A Judge of the Superior Court.
Feb 8 GW l 3
Court of Probzite, Distiict of Norwalk,
State ofConnet:ticut.
S'I'l‘li’Ili".N SMITH, Esq. Judge.
AT :1 Court of Probate, holtleii iii Norwiilk, willi-
in anti for the District of Norwalk, on the 2lst
Maria Gruinr-ii, parent anti natural Guardian of Sa-
muel E. Gruiniiii. Cliolwell J. Gruiiiaii, nutl Cathe-
rine E. Gi'uin:in, minors untlertlie age of twenty one
years, showing to this Court thiit said minors own
an undivitietl one third part of a certain tract of
land, Iyiiig in Norwulk, in quantity about 2| acres,
situate near the I"ir.-t. Congiegutioiial Church, boun-
ded on the north by liiiitl of Hugh and John Knox
and of Edwin l.ot.-kwood. on the east by highway,
part, and in port by land of John Cannon, and on
the west by land of said bolts and wife, in part, and
in pafrt l.;:VbIIlt‘ COllIlt‘|('illCli.ll Turnpike Road, and pray-
lug or I crty to so tie s.tine. as per pt-'Ill.l0n on
file will appear:—()rtlt-rtstl that 'l'huistlay, the 20th
day of April next, at it) o’clot-k. forcuooii, bc assign
ed for it lic-tiring on said petition, in the Probate Of-
fice in said Norwalk; and the said petitioner was
-Iirectt-d to give notice tl.ert-of. by publishing this
order in :i neu-spaiper priutotl' at Norwalk, tlirt-e
weeks successively, at least six wt-eks before stiid
day of assigiiineut.
3wl5 Alt:-st—S'I‘I3PIIl-l.\‘ SMITII, Jud e.
E
Court of Probate. District of Norwulk,
State of tloniiectiriit
S'I‘El’llF.N SMl'I'Il, Esq. Judge.
T It Court of Prolzato. lioltlt.-ii at l‘lor‘vulk, with-
in and for tiic District of Norivulk, on the I7th
day of Ff.‘l.)I’l1tll'y‘, A. l). 1837, upon the petition of
Tliatltleus Hoyt, of Wilton, Guati~t,lian of Eliza Ann
Hoyt, Stephen Iloyt, and lslster -.\liiiv Iinyt, minors
under the age of 2| years, showing to this Court
that said minors own an uiitlivitlt-d intt-rest in four
pieces oflaiid, lying in \-Viltoii, one of lllf‘Ill at St.‘a'll'
Hill, so called, in quantity about 12 acres, onuiitletl
by lands of Natliuiiiel Scoiieltl and Polly Cliiircii.
Another oftliein, ('.l|llt'(I Stony Lot, near Dix--ii’:
\/Voods, about 5 acres, bouiitletl by liigliwuy. Mar-
vin Rtiyinond, and Aziroii lit-r-iv-.i. Aiiotlici'ol'tliein.
part of Dixon's Woods, about 5 zicrt-..~‘, Iioiiiitl:-tl by
ighway, Polly Church. Aaron Kc-cler, and .lcniiii_v
James. The other, Wliorilebnriy \Vootls, 3 I-2
acres, adjoining Betsey Finch and others, ttllll pray
ing for liberty to sell the same, as per petition on file
will appear:-Urdered that 'I‘liurstlii_v, the '2l)ili day
of Apiil next, at I0 o’t lock, forenoon, be u.~z<igiit-d
for at lIe.'1ring on said petitioii. at the llrobtitc (Jilin-e
in said Norwalk: and line said p°.Iiti0llC1' was di-
rected to give notice tliere-of, by piiblishing this
order in it iiewspaper [)l'lIIl.t‘(I at Norwalk, three
weeks .=ucct.-ssively, at least six Wt‘Cl\':l bi.-fore said
day of assignment.
3wI5 Atte.st—G. '1'.-\YI.OR, Clerk.
Fairfield County, ss. iVorwulk, Feb. I8, 1837.
PON the petition of Ann Eliza Colton of Nor-
walk, in said County, alleging that she was
Inwfully married to Richartl I‘). Colton on the 30th
day of September, A. D. I830, with whom she lived
at said Norwalk, till the 20th day of Nov-einbt-.r, A.
D. 1833, when the said liicliard E. Colton wilfully
deserted her, and liatii rciniiiiied absent and apart
from her ever since, in the. total neglect of duty to
the pctiiioner—-pniyiiig to be divorced from the said
Richard E. (folttiii. Said I’t-tilion is tlatt-.d the lst
tluy ofFehruary, A. D. I837, and is retiirnablt-. to
the Superior Court, to he Ilt')ltll‘l| at i«‘aii~fit:ltl. wiiiiin
and for Fairfield County, on ‘.he 'I'ut-sday lollot-.-ing
the first Ivlonday of April next. It uppearing thin
the said Richard Colton resides out of this state.
in parts unknown to the petitioner. I do thi-rt-fore
direct that the petitioner Citllse this ordt-r to be pith-
Iished in the Norwalk Gazette, in newspapo-r printed
in said Norwalk, foi six !tlCC('.SSi\’t’. \\'t:t'l\'s before the
scssion of said Court, to which said petition is re-
turnable, and that such publication shall be deemed
and held sufficient notice to the rcxpozideiit ofthe
pendency of said petition.
CLARK BISSELL,
A Judge of the Superior Court.
Feb 22 6wl5
Court of Probate, District 0fN0l'WfllI(,
State of Connecticut.
STEPHEN SMITH, Esq. Judge.
'1‘ ii Court 0fI’robate, lioltlen at Ptorwalk, with-
in and for the District of Norwalk, on the 20th
day of February, A. D. 1837, on motion of the
Administrator of the estate of John Eversley.
late of Notwalk, within said Di.-itritt, deceased.
the said Court appointed the 4th day of March
next, at 10 o’clock. A. M. at the Probate Oi‘-
.Oflice in said District, for the licariiig, alloiving, anti
settlement of the Administration Account of said
Adniinistrutor; of whii:li lie was directed to giVP
public notice to all persons interested in said estate,
to appear, (ifthey see cause.) before said Court, at
said time and place. to be heard tliereou, by adver-
tising this order in it newspaper printed in Nonvzilk
2wI5 Attt-st—S'l'El’HEN Sil'll'I‘H, Judge.
'I' a Court ofProbntc, held at VVe.~ztp.irt, Ill!‘ ldlli
day of February, 1837, on the estate ofJona-
than Meeker, an insolvent debtor, the 'l‘iustec on
said estate prays the appointment of Comiiiissioiiers
thereon :-—0rderetI, that Coininissioners to receive,
examinc,antl allow the clatins of the creditors in
said estate, will be appointed at the I’i-obatt: Ollice
in \V.cs£po_rt, on the 20th day of I-‘ebruury, I837, at
9 o’clock, ,f0|'L‘Il0OII, of which all perstiiis interested
will take notice and appear, iftlicy sec cause. and
be lieiird thereon; and the 'I'rustt-e on said estate
will cause this order to be published in some public
newspaper printed within the County of Fuirlielii.
lwI5 THOS. F. ROWLAND, Judge.
NOTIC E.
[IE books and accounts of the firm ofSumnii.-i
&'(3olIins_, Carriage Multers, liaving been as-
signed to the suhicribers, all persons iiitlt.-bled to said
firm are..rcqiieisted.to make puyineiit without delay.
N. B. -Suininis 8t. Collins are tluly aiitliurized to
settle said uceouiits in the ab.-ciicc ofthe assignees.
WARD NICHOLS,
I‘lA'I'lIAN BICERS,
ASblg|I8PRa
3n'I4
Norwuik, Feb ‘I4. -1837
‘DISSOLUTION.
HE Copnrtnersliip lierctofore existing between
Jones &. Weed.is this day tliscolvt-ti liy niuiu-
nl consent. All tzltiiins against the lirin will be set-
tled by I’liilo W. Jones.
JONISS 8:. \VF.ED.
Wealport, Feb 13,1837 3wI4
All those who have uccoiiiits due the firm, will
lease call and settle tlicrii iniiiietiiutt-Iv, as tleiiiys
P PIIILU W. JONES.
are dangerous.
PRIVATE SAL 3.
HF. itubsci-iber having concluded to change his
place of residence. will sell his store of goods
at cost, for cash or approved notes, _cone=istiij.g ‘of
Dry finotlg and Groceries ofgood quality anti varie-
y, The subscriber is tloirg a luir liiisinr-ss ut ma-
",-,,c,,,,.;,,g (tl0Illif|,‘.’, for New York lirins,_tn the
mount of 2000 to 2500 dollars per year, WIJCII pri-
ilege he will lransft-r to the purclizi-er. Itor fur-
er particulars inquire of the siibsci-ilier, at Nor.-
Noiwalk, Jan 4, I837.
8
I-IARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
IRON, STEEL, AND CASTINGS.
LINSEED. SPERMACETI, AND FISH OIL,
wtii'ri~: LEAD, DRY AND IN OIL.
vr.Ns'riAN ANI) ENGLISH nan,
FRENCH AND SPANISH YELLOW,
SOAP STONE. PREPARED FOR use,
LAMP BLACK,
required in finishing ahuilding, and most article
(in my line.) to furnish it when completed.
Jun-I
PATENT BEE HIVEo
tiie subscriber's Store, No. 5 Burrall's Build
in use, and must come into general use by all thoa
who are in the habit of raising bees.
Noi-walk, Wilton. and New Canaan, is now ready t
grunt individual rights on liberal terms.
Please call and examine it.
NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwnlk, Feb 15. I837
VEROIGRIS, CHROME GREEN SLYELEOVV. '
STONE YELLOW: SPANISH WHITINGI AND French and English Mt'flI|0e8, a large assortment
'l‘03‘5ll“” Will‘ “°“''l.Y 3" ‘“"lcl°3 I" "'9 “"9 °r hang up cords, I)PtlV0|'It‘.6’ntl, linen and cotton sheet-
Painting or Glazing. including a large assortment 5
of Window Sashes, from 6 by 8 to II by I5. Among
day of Ft‘.l)l-tlzlpy’ A. D. 1837, upon the petition of the shell goods may be found nearly every article ‘arse '0, of wperfine ,,,,|;,,,,_ at 12 1.2.-em; per yard.
WM. J. STREET. 8
7 [IE public are respectfully invited to call at
5
iugs, and examine Judd's Patent Bee Hive, which is
.ill that it is recommended to be, and requires only
an exiiiniiiatioii to convince any person ofthe ad.
vantage it possesses over all other Bee Hives now
I?
The subscri-
her having bought the patent right of the towns of
R
that shall return him.
S. LOCKWCOD;
New Canaan, Feb 14, I837 3w
AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Sunday,
the Ilih inst. an indented apprentice to the
Slioeniziking business, named Natlinn 0. St. John.
All persons are loibid harboring, trusting. or em-
ploying said boy, on the strictest penalty ofthe law.
Uiie cent reward, but no charges puitl, to any one
I-ll
LOOK AT THIS.
Dry Goods business, by which arrangement it
above specified time.
fIIlI\'I expect " .
Noiwalk, Feb 7, 1837.
M. STEVENS gives notice to all those in-
. tlebted to him, (except where special agree-
ments Iiave been made.) that their account: must bi-
settled wiiliin 60 days, at the expiration of which
time different arrangeinenta will be made for the
.
I.‘
necessary that his books should be settled within the
”All that neglect to comply
13
large supply on hand anti for sale by
L. M. STEVENS.
Sept. 5, I835.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOES.
43
CASTIN GS.
"Y WM. J. STREET.
, URNACE_doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for sale
GROCERIES, WINES, 65¢.
at the lowest prices, for sale
FRl".o‘l~l and select assortment of Groceries
Wines, Sugars, Teas, ac. of the first quality
rind must be isrttlctl without further delu .
Jan 18
b
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 28
LOOK OUT.
ll l". subscribe-r gives notice to all those who are
iiidebtt.-d to him, and whose accounts have
been stiintliiig 6 months, that such accounts are due,
LAWRENCE M. STEVENS.
. 10
sale by
Jun. 4, I837.
}A'I‘E.\'I‘ BALANCES, just received and foi
WM. J. STREET.
8
A I LOOK A'I‘ 'I‘IllS!
sale by
JOHN BURRALL.
Ollicc.
Norwzilk, Nov. 16, 1836.
4 ORTY Boxes Bunch MuscatelRaisius, for
N- B.—Pe.rs0ns. wishing to purchase by the
box, or zitrctail, will do well to call at the Post-
lfi°NEW Goonsszai
Tnntl well selected assortment of British, I-‘ten
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv viii-ietv of aty
pattern, piice and quality; so that all tastes may
suited, and every buyer receive satisfaction int
ries, Hard and Hollow Ware, which will be sold
a small advance upon the cost.
. GEO. B. MIDDLEBROOK.
\Vilton, Aug. 3, 1836.
HE cnbscriberlias just received an extensive
ch
is,
be
be
worth ofthe money expended. Also, Dry Giaco-
at
C
upon terms that cannot but suit.
for yourselves.
Norwalk, Oct. 12. I836.
HAS. N. CLOCK has received from New-
York a splendid assortment of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, which he offers to the public
They are well
selected and bought low. Just call and examine
48
READY MADE CLOTHING.
71‘ H
preaching season.
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwulk, May 24, I836. 28
E subscriber has just rt-ceivetl an auortihent
ofready made clothing, suitable for the ap-
MOLASSES.
lasses, the very best along shore, and will
clitisera.
with the article, will do well to call soon.
all of which will be sold at the lowest market pri
IJY Ac
Not-walk, July Isl. I836.
UST received, a quantity superior Syrup Mo
be
sold witl:otit distiiictiou in any quantity to suit pur-
Persons wishing to supply themselves
Also, an
assortment first quiility'I'ei1s. Sugars, Cofl'ee,&c.
ce
NEW ES'I‘ABLISH)IENT£
A T IVES 'l'P()Ii"1'-— I/Vest side off/tc Bridge.
SYI.VES'I‘ICI{ S'I‘EVI'Ii\S,
LACKSJII I II anti IRON dealer, begs leave
to iiiforin the public, that in count-xioii with tlit-.
Blacksmitli llIl.~‘IlICtIl"-, in all its lirtniclies, be hits 0|)
hand, anti will keep constantly for sale, ti general as-
Engll.-ih, Oltl Sable, Juuietta, and Peru, of any size,
Also, it choice and selected assortment of
any establishment on the sea board» _ _
A share ofpublic patronage in respectfully solicit-
Q
Q.
I
invited to call and
H29
Blacksmiths in the country are
Wcatport, June Ist, 1836
LESS THAN COST.‘ -
HE Administrators would again invite the at-
tention of the public to the extensive stockof
Dry Goods belonging to the estate ofthe late Win.
Gale. They have determined to reduce the prices
considerably below fifll cost, which must make it
G. I’. WILLIAMS
AS just rt-turned from New-York with a splen-
did zissoriment of first rate Groceries. The
following coinprises a part: 1,000 lbs. cheese, 1.000
lbs. molasses sugar, ‘.5 lihtls. St. Croix inolzisses, loaf
and Iuiiip sugar, white and brown Havtiniia do , St.
Croix do., green and ground rolfee, poi-it hams,
mackerel, biitier itnd lard, raisins, candles, soap.
flour, sweet potatoes, brooms, pails, Manilla mats,
the. 31.0.‘
Norwalk, Nov. 2, 1836. 51
HE subitcrib or has returned from New-York
with as splendid an assortment as can be found
in any store 'in the county. He has spared no pains
in selecting his goods, they are of the latest fusiiions
anti newest style. It ‘is the common practice to ad-
vertise a long list of articles received. but he thinks
it is useless, for what he gays he has received, the
public may depend upon its being correct. More-
0"?!’ I w0u\t\ ‘invite all v-ho are in want ofany kind
of Seaeonable Dry Goods, to call, they can find the
same by calling at his Store, on the Bridge, west
side.
CHAS. N. (ILOCK.
Norwnik, Oct. 19. 1836. 4
an ob'ect to all, “in these hard times," who would
practice economy, to give them a call and examine
for themselves. The stock is still large and con-
ttias a great variety of seasonable articles, such as
of Cloths, Cassimers, Vt-stings, Satinets, Flannels,
ahiitings, and diapers; Tliibet wool and silk
us.’ Also a
shawls and hditfs; gloves, ribbons, Ste.
N. B. The entire stock would be sold a great bar-
gain: -
J. S. SAMMIE.
L. 0. WILSON.
. Administrators.
Dc-e28 U7
a-
IRON AND S'I‘EI".L. .
OR, SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’s landing
Sweeds Cart and VVaggoa- tirc,
English do do do do
Square and flat aweeds iron—-all sizes,
do do American do do do
do do Engliun do do do
Round American and English do do do
Nay lor «Ir Co.'a celebrated cast steel,
Sattuderaon, Brothers 81. Co.’a do do do
Band, nutt, and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, &c. Jrc
IV. J. STREET.
Norwalk. Jan 4 3
NORWALK CONFECTIONARY.
HE subscribers take this method to inform the
public, that they have taken the catublislimeiit
formerly U. Gilbertai. Co. at No. 5 Burrail's Build.
lugs, west side the Bridge. where they intend to keep
it good assortment of tfoiifertionary, both at whole
sale and retail, at as low ti rate as at any other esta-
blishment. Country merchant: can always be sup-
plied at a few hours notice. and may depend upon a
good article. They will also miiniifiicture and keep
for sale, all kinds of Cordials. Stougl-ton Bitters,
Essences, and Lemon Sirup, a pure article. Call
and see. NOAH S. BAILEY 8:. SON.
Nonvalk, July 20, I836. 36
T0 all to whom it may concern. Left the em-
ployment of the subscriber, in July last, an in
dented apprentice by the name of Eli Botsford. I
therefore forbid all persons harboring, trusting, or
employing said boy, under the :-trioteiit penalty of
the law. Bola tailors will be cautious how they cm-
ploy him. Whoever will return laid boy, shall be
entitled to one cent reward,
Norvvalk, Sept. 14, I836.
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING.
EORGE W. JENNINGS respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he continues
his business of Shaving. Hair Dressing and Cutting,
in the moat approved and fashionable style, at his
old stand, went ofthe Bridge. He is always in at.
tendance, and happy to receive customers. His
rooms are pleasant and comfortable, and his appara-
tus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale a variety of articles
in his line. such as Razors, raz't§i»_¥traps, sha"ving
soap, ahaving brushes, hair do, dressing combs, pock
et do, indelible ink, Cologne water, niacassar oil,
boat's oil, antique oil, conversation cards, almanacs,
pocket books, prints, songs, 81:. doc.
Norwalk, Jan 25, 1837 ll
FARM FOR SALE.
OR Ialo, a Farm, situate at Metuchin, New-
Jcrsey, two hours ride from New York. Within
sight ofthe Newark and New Brunswick Rail Road
Depot, 7 miles from Bahway, 5 from New Bruns-
wick. and 6 from Perth Amhoy. The Farm con-
tains 110 acres, between twenty five and thirty acres
of which are highly valuable wood land. Nearly
the whole tract is meadow land of the richest and
best quality. There are few places ‘which offer so
many attractions to a farmer. The neighborhood is
good, the situation healthy and convenient, and the
land as rich as any in the country.
For particulars, inquire at this olfice, or of Mr
Wm. M. Ron. adjoining the promises. “I
1
Jan 26
0 all whom it may concern. The subscriber
H requests all those who have unsettled accounts
with him for Tailoring, to call and settle the same
without delay. _
Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting done, as
heretofore, at short notice. -
N. .8. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Jan 25, 1837 1 l
NEW FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
tent: of Noiwalit and its vicinity, that he has com-
menced the Tailoring business in all its branches, at
the store recently occupied by Mr. I. P. Hull, west
of the bridge. The subscriber will regularly receive
the newest fashions and employ the best workmen,
and at all times be enabled to execute all -orders in
his line in the most approved style.
NATIIAN G. BROWN.
P. S. An Apprentice wanted at the above estab-
liahmltnt.
Noi-walk. Sept. 28, 1836. _ 6mo46
Let the prejutliccd stop and consider.
THOMSONIAN PRA](_J3TICE OF MEDI-
C .
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he con-
tinue: to receive calls as usual. Ofiice in the village
of Weatport. He flutters bimselfthat his long ex-
perience and successful practice, will entitle him to
the confidence of an enlightened public.
A genuine assortment of Medicines, as recoun-
mentlod by Dr. Samuel Thomson for the removal of
diseases, constantly on hand.
N. B. Those who wish for Thomson’s genuine
34 Antl.[),-gpeptic Wine Bitters, can obtain them at
STAGE COAC H.
4
gain. I-Inquire at this Office.
Doc. 28
OR SALE, :1 well built. liaiiduoiiie, four horse
Stage. good as ne\v—-will be sold it great bar-
7
JOHN BURRALL
A S Just received it good supply of the follo
H. ing articles, viz.:
800 lbs. Firkin Butter, cheap.
I500 lljtl. good Cheese-
l(l0 lbs. Piiie Apple (lo-
50 bbls of Canal Flour.
25 sacks of Blown Sall-
300 bushel old fashioned Rock Salt.
Raiilins by the box 0!‘ 0| I'€l&ll-'
eniiiiiei-utt-tl. will be sold cheap for cash.
Norwalk, Nov. 16, 1836-
'0
6 lilitls Syrup Molasses, by the Mid or at retail.
N. B. 'l‘lie iibnvc articles, with many others not
I
THE ZODIAC,
- l.
‘"" 0” w°' Joim LOVEJOY.
15
Feb 22
the Arts, is published at Albany, for 1 dollar per a
num. SIIl).§i'l'lllll0lI8 received at this ollicc.
Jun ll
MONTHLY Periodical, of 16 pages imt-erial
octavo, devoted to Science, Literature, and
n.
my otfitge, designed expressly for medical purposes,
(unadulterated) Also, Syrup and Fpugh D_|'0l{So
ac. &c. designed for coughs. cotisumptiontt, pain in
the side, weak stomachs. and general dehility.
DOCTOR GEORGE W. RUBEY.
N. B. Dr. Ruhey has had the iidyautage ofa regu-
lar study with one of the first physicians of the Bota-
nic order in the United States.
Jan 4 3mo8
LD NEWSPAPERS, at three shillings a hun
tired, and convenient for wrapping paper, for
sale at this oflice.
I0 DOLLARS REWARD.
ILL be paid upon the detector: and punish-
‘ ment ofthe thief or thieves. who are in the
constant practice of stealing shingle and boards
from our yard at Norwalk.
WILDMAN It GILBERT. _
tfu
Danbuiy, Dec. 14.
TANTED, a man to work on it form. one that
‘ bait a thorough knowledge of the business,
ofnoberiind industrious habits. Any such one up
plying immediatel , will find ll good situation and
obtain the boat 0 wages. For further particulars
inquire of ABSALUM DAY.
Nonvalk, Old Well, Feb I IN‘!
The subscriber respectfully informs the iahabi-I -..
FOR SALE,
VA LUABLE p lace, containing I2 acres of
Land, a good orchard and other fruit trees, ti
house, barn, blucksmitli’s and shocmaker’s shops, an
excellent well of water, and a never failing stream
of water within a few rods of the door.
is liaiidsoiiicly situateti in New Fairficltl, one mile
Said place
north of the Meeting House, and is an excellent
stand for a blacksmith or wagon tanker, and will be
sold extremely low. For further pm-ticnlru-g, inquire
of the subscriber, on the premises_
ABRAM A. WORDEN.
New Fairficld, July 2], 1336, 37
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIE S,
Y JOHN BURRALL, who iiasjust received
_ from New-York a full supply of first rate Gro-
CGTIOS. which have been purchasetl since the fall of
goods. Persons wishing to get their supply of good
and cheap goods, will do well to call at his store, it
few rods west of the Bridge. The following arti-
cles are a part of his assortment, viz.:
SUGARS.
A full assortment of St. Croix, brown, and white
Havana, and Ioafand lump Sugars.
TEAS.
A general assortment of Tens, of the latest impor-
tation, among which are some of very fine iiavor.
_ _ _ MOLASSES.
A quantity ofsiriip Molasses, 11 superioi article,
the best along shore.
RAISINS.
A quantity of I-4 boxes of Raisins, in fancy boxes,
:1 first rate article.
Do. half boxes.
- SEGARS.
Principe anti Havana Cigars, first quality.
. . 20 boxes do. do. second do.
50 sacks blown suit, by the sack or at retail.
100 bushels Liverpool ground salt.
All ‘those to whom good, pure Wine, &.c. &:c. are
an] object. will do well to. call and judge for them-
in vee.
Norwalk, June 22, 1836. 32
LL kinds of Cordials, Essences, anti Stoughton
Bitters kept constantly on hand and for sale by
N. S. BAILEY &. SON,
No. 5 Burrall's Buildings, west sitlc the Bridgt-..
Purcliusers may depend on a good article: if it
does not prove so, the article can be returned and
the money will be refunded. 47
1837.
IDDLEBRO0K'S ALMANAC, Prindle’s do,
Parleyls do, Pocket do. American Comic do,
Elton’: do do, Every Body’s do do, Comic Naval
do, David Crocket's do, Temperance do. Christian
do, Anti Slavery do, and all other Aimanac’s for
next year, for sale by J. A.‘ WEED.
Norwalk, Oct. 26. I836. 50
DR. BRANDRETH’S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
‘HE above valuable Medicine can always be
ha l in any quantities, atthe following places:
' . . 1
At &°;;lI?|,';;:‘,:,:"d Agents for Norwttlk.
Of George B. Middlebrooks, Wilton.
Of Samuel Raymond, New-Canaan.
0f-—-- Duuchy 81 Co. Ritigefield.
The above persons are the sole Agents for the
towns in which they reside, and no Pills are war-
ranted genuiuc unless obtained at the above Agents.
Beware of connterft.-its. 35
WVANTED.
N Apprentice wanted to the Tin and Sheet Iron
business. Inquire of the subscriber.
STYLES CURTIS.
A
Norwalk, Jan 11
ONCE MORE. '
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
late firm of Hubbell, Porter, &. Co. are notified and
warned. that unless immediate attention is paid to
the settlement of their accounts, that they may ex-
pect to pay cost.
N. B. That this notice means something.
October 26, I836. 50
ARPENTERS’ PLANES, at large assort_i1ie_llt,
Just received and for sale by
WM. J. S1‘REET.
Nov. 10, 1836.
I AMP OIL, ., the bbl.o
by
. Nov. 16, 1836.
3.
hi
i less quantity, for sale
WM. J. ‘STREET.
1
FUR AND HAIR _SEAL CAPS.
200 of the above article _]lJSI. received, anti for
sale cheap b L, M_ STEV W _
Oct. 12, 1S36. ENS 43
DARK CHINTZ CALICOES.
pieces on hand of the latest styles, ex-
tant, aitd for sale by
SULLIVAN’S LINIMENT,
L. M. T VE .
Sept. 5, 1836. S E N3
OR the cure of bruises, sprains. rlienmatism,
and salt rheiim, sold by
43
J. LOVEJOY
, An .
_ out Well, June22, ]836. ‘’°'" - 0
FOR SALE, -
FEW barrels of Cordial, of all kinds. Also,
a few pounds first rate Butter, by I
N. S. BAILEY & SON.
1]
ROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND
SA'I‘INET'l‘S, it new supply, just received
and for sale low, by L M STEVENS.
FRESH GRAPES.
VERY superior quality of Grapes, for sale by
JOHN BURRALL.
3
Jan 25
Norwalk, Nov. 30, 1836.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
US'l‘ received by Wm. J. Street, direct from the
Factory at Sand Lake. [00 Boxes of German
and Rensselasr Window Glass, it superior article,
which will be sold on as good or better terms than
can be obtained in the city ofNew-York.
Nov. 2, 1836. 5]
FUR CAPS.
A new supply of For Caps, Boaii, Capes, and Col
lars,jiist received by L M STEVENS.
MOCCAS_INS,
A further supply,just FBCCIVGE bly! STEVENS’
FRENCH WORKED COLLARS.
ANOTHER large supply ofthe above article at
' prices as low as former. just _tec'd and for sale
by M." STEVENS.
Sept. 6, I886. '
h
FRENCII, German, and English Toys. with it
great variety of other fancy articles, and a ge-
neral pssortmentof Fruit and Nuts, such as Almonds,
Madeira nuts, peanuts, filberts, citi-oii, mace, cur-
t'an!S_, figs, prunes, cloves. oranges anti lemons, soda
blscllll. and a general assortment of Confectionery,
l'0l'-‘S1118 by GEORGE W. JENNINGS.
West side the Bridge.
Norwalk, Jan 25, I837 Ii
GE NE RAL DEPOT,
AND
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his al-
ready extensive stock, every new improve-
ment in nrticles of Kitchen furniture by which his
customers may derive every possible advantage from
the inventive rind entcrprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
combination of
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
The following new articles deserve attention :—
I-IOW'S PREMIUM STOVE for the Kitclmn.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly lin-
isheil aparutns for cooking, boilers, kettles pans
griddles &c,;consumes less fuel, gives out more
hcat, than any other article of the kind lit-:rctofore
presented to the public. It is besides, compact in
its form and highly ernanieiitaI.'I‘he subscrilieii.-i
now fitting up some very handsome patterns, which
his customers are invited to call and examine.
THE CYLINDER GRATE STOVE, I8 a neat,
pretty and economical article for stores, shops,
aiidoilices. Several have already been put up in
this place: and for chaapncss, convenience and
warmth are rekoned the best yet introduced.
TO 'I'Al|.0RS'
I.EWIS’S Patent Coal Stove’s, for heating tailor’:
Irons, an excellent article, which may also with .
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purboses
THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge fziinilios, with its latest im-
provcments, for burning wood or coal, art: still in
constant demand and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pattern plain and ornamen-
tal, brass, Russia sheet. iron’ soap stone_ the. at the
Iowcst rates, and set in the most fasiiicuable and
commodious style.
BOX.circular, and other stoves, of every tlescip-
tioii- Also,cvery kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsoniai metal tea and coffee pots
spoons, knives and forks, and u varit~.ty o.ft:iblc and
kitcheizfurnitnre. Antlirous shovels and longs. &c-
STYLI-ZS CURTIS.
Norwalk, VVcst side the Bridge.
CIRCULATIPIG LIBRA RY.
. IIE Subscriber would inform his oltl patron.-z
and the public generally, that he is CQl|SliIIIll_\
n tilting additions to his librar_v of the most popular
literary tvorks——-the following is a partial list.
The I'Ieiress, Sayings and Doings, Guy Rivers,
Refugee, Tales 8L Sketciies, Village ofttli-i_ettdorpl,
Lenders Cyclopedia ‘lewtou Forster,
Peveril ofthe Peak, Four years lit. a lialfin the NW)’,
Tl e Insurgents, Champions of Freedom,
Pacha of many Tales, Three years in Auiei‘ica,
France in 1829 65 30. Life of it Sailor,
Silinian’s Travels, The Alliaiiibrii,
Whigs of Scotland, Tales ofthe Manor.
Hajji Baba, Jacob Faithful, Miserics of Marriagr-,
De Vere. Cruise of the Midge,
Lagentlziry, Mystery, England &. the English,
Two Old Men’s Tales, Men Sr Mai.iiers,
High Ways dc By Ways, Doniinies Lt-gritty,
The Abbess, Jucqueliiie of Holland,
Qnantin Durwa rd, U. S. Criminal Calender;
Life of Mrs Siddous,'I'ibb|etoii,s Travels,
N.-w 'I‘ales by Mrs. Opie, A-nerium Landlord.
Rhoda, Honor 0’ Hara, Right Nuiiies,
Duke Cliristian, The Spy: Tl": l-’ll'1I|e
Eartliquake, Bracebridge Ilall,
English Life, Melinotii, Red Gauiitler,
Joseplius, Eugene Arain,
Dotliinus Ducltwortli, Mandeville,
Tales ofthe Priory, Cottage Boy I
Pastors I-‘ireside, l’erils of Woman,
Pen Owen, Prairie, Titles of my Landlord,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Ponipeii,
Festivals and Fasts, Missioiimy,
Pleasures ofLife, Matthew Wald,
Memoirs of Buck, Newton's Messiah.
Travels through Spain, Mrs. Morrell’s Voyage,
Westward Ho, Sketclies of Society,
Sketch Book, Mason's Compond,
Walsh's Jcurney. Iinickeibocker,
Service Afloat, The Guards.
Tales of the West, Anna 0fG0l0I‘SIf'n0.
Manners 8:. Customs, Fortunes ofNigel,
Moreland Vale, Diinallare. The Roue,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valley ofsheuaiidoali,
Woodstock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, Adventures of a Kuzzilbash,
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyril Thornton,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa King’s Page,
Great Britain in l833F, ritze_(}eorgei
The Carbonaro, The Separation,
Tilncy Hall, Invisible Gentleman,
Eiliot.’s Debates, Lifc_of Napoleon,
Roman Literature. Lllc 0li_ Pmckney.
Letters from the Egcan, Life of Tavlor,
Chronicle of'Gotliam, Dwight’s I’ravcls.
Darhy’s Tour, Saturday M,agazIn0._
History ol'Europe, Tuckney s Narrative,
Lord Byron, Wild Irish Girl, Porters Journal,
History oi Notjlllmefli Plrlcldey _
posthumous .Pape_i;s, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Cofflillg OI". 'I‘lI8 BI'il"0,
Clarence, Welsh Mountains, King Of the Peal‘.-
Heidenmaiter, Lineol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Perth,
The Disowned, High Life, Flirrntion,
Elizabeth de Bruce, Pelhzini, Devercziu,
Antiquity , Glaston tie Blondeville. Itctreat,
wept of Vvisltton Wish, Water Witch,
History ofthe Bible, Polar Seas and Regions,
Rollin’s Ancient Biitory, English Baron,
Pleasui-rs of Hope, Tiiadtleus of Warsaw,
Babylon the Great, Tales ofthe Heart, .
Coningsmar, Abbott, I.)lsCOVt:l’,V o_f_America,
Life of George 4th, History of_British India,
Orations of Demosthenes, K“"lw°"l‘»
The Rambler, Decision, Fall of.lerusalem,
Paris Chit Chat, Children oftbe Abbey,
Domestic Recreation, Fables. Sp;-r_iisli Daughter,
Lacon, Essays and Sktchcs, Happiness.
W liite’s Remains, Willison’s Works: Vfllllfki
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, ‘(ill Blasa,
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams:
Launceiot Greaves. Henry Milner,
Sir Charles Grandison, Early LeSS.0l18,
Guy Manet-lug, T. Moore’s Works,
Almoran & I-lamet, George Desmond,
Abbey of Weyhill, Birds ofScotland,
Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Bannock Burn,
Cottage Fireside, Ainelia, Pillets England.
Elements of Wai, Email, Florence Macarthy,
Lollartls, Lionel, Campbell, Pbysiogiiomist,
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution,
Lectures on Politeness, Balm of Gilead,
Essay on Modern History, Tales ofa Traveller
Shtikspear, Hermit in the Coiiutry, Collegians,
Oxonians. Ciiiistian Researches, _
Asmodeus at Large, Fiddlers Observations,
Fonr Cringles Log. Domestic Manners of Americans
Hull's Memoirs, Mariners Chronicle,
Pirates and Robbers. CWISO 0‘ PNONNIC.
Falkland, Pilot, Helen, Caspar I-lauser,
Tough Yarns. I-l“W°0d5.
Croekt-.t’s Life of Van Burcn.
Iloi-so Shoe Robinson, Kcntucliian in NewYork
Rumbles in N. Amaran-
‘ JOHN A. wasp.
this office.
~ .
TWO SLOOP-S FOR ‘SALE’.
For sale, the two well built, substantial, superior
and fast sailing sloops Mechanic and Citizen, bur-
then each about 70 tons. They are well found in
rigging. spars, and sails. &.c. and will be sold uptm
rcrsonable terms, on application to the captains on ‘
board, at Peck Slip, N. Y. or to the subscriber‘, at
Norwalk, Conn. _ .
MONSON HOYT.
29
.1;
Nnrwalk, June I, .1836.
MORE FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
I1‘ HE subscriber having received during the
past week an unusually large supply of
scasoiiublc Dry Goods, \viiicb, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment much larg-
er than it ever has been before, and will be sold
at the lowest possible prices.
L. M. STEVENS.
}
No. 2 Burrall's Buildings, west the Bridge.’
‘:ll
rs
— IIEIiIOV;i L. _
HE Sl]l).'~'ClllN¢l' has reiiiovctl his .\3arlile Yur".l
5‘) Ol‘ 60 rods above the Bfitlgc, (in the main
road to Daiihiiry. He has on hand a large iusmt.
ment of Miirhli-, suitalile for Grave Slopes. Ileiirtli
SIOYW7‘. 310- -‘\_l-<0. tllrve Pedestal Mori_iignent.~.; all
of which he ollcra cheap for cash. - _
i- EDl\IOND:l’illCE..
Jim II in
FOR SALE, _
A ‘mull place, coutaiiiiiig about 7 acres.
. ofltiutl, we-ll dividedjiilo nit-zidow mufplow
Ill -I ::ootl limiue and 2 wells ofiievciafailing
=.{nit!,'u'i
miter. to_:eIlu-i' with as great a variet.y ofthe best
.~4t‘ltft;‘lIf‘tli of I‘: nit that can be found. Aiiyone wii-tlr.
iig to buy can cal l on Mr. .II3mtxi_y Janm,-_ 5;,',(]_p|,,ce
Ii flllltllbd on lit-lu'cn’s Hill, 3 iiiileg from‘ ,\I,,,.,,.ap‘
llrl-‘lee. ll!" lfiHItllI.lg- Said place is \Vt'll calculated
for any Illt cliaiiie.
ANDREiV .lAME‘7l. ,
OW'l3
Wilton, Feb 8, I837.
LOIIK AT THIS:
_ EV.‘ II. I’_lll.il3.-'tRl)‘S CAl(Mlh'A'f‘IVli‘ "-1 -
ii SI’ Tlll” ~“'l”"x ll" "l’\\'iit'ds of tliirl)’ )‘i '1; MI‘ E. \
been ct l . - - ‘t "3 “'9
J r littroyitl in cuiing pl;|r.L._.,,,,,,,,,,,s umlonwr K
lldlll u allectiuus, zislt-loiis, bili-s bruieéq 3. "\
"lt"‘rS. c=u‘i>unvle.=. acne in the faize i- 5'" '”-inns’
cold or tlecuvctl teeth 31"!!!‘ in tin bicii itcdflillled ii’-V
- ‘ '.."' ’ "-“-1'l!‘:":
,).llllll.Il,*_'liIlllll1l;”. sw(,,,,,,,,,.,' _§.,.,.0,-"la mp“. wtttl ,".
stilfnei-k,e:it=.iclit',cltilbluiii50, ;',.,m(‘(“_F ' Ia‘: rvi .__
corn.<on the feet, SilllI'll(‘[lIl) but IIC. si"il I: Him mm“
_~ _ .. , ...,.t rye" '
[ltlItI.\:)IiI.llt‘_]t)IIlI< {lllthhdcd “.3”, S“ Quin‘; _l l""?_l"°
tiil zillruxiioii.-i gerit:i':i|ly. The pf’lIl'|r'l[r:' I in mm
traortliiiuty powers pm,-sewed by ,hi.'S':Fi,‘”l.d ex‘
.- -"t!tlll't.-
liming and t.lll‘ltlg.lll8 most painful lo,-,,l ,,n-,'_,._,,,_"\_
IIl(lllt!t:tl the proprietor to give to. it [he _ , "
t”i”;tlivp._‘!(3i”',: ,l‘_,..i\,ed I-F0.“ cuyvlcn . Ilillnlu/-‘_1||\
t-iiiise cliarms Ilrtilitlly rgtm,-;5,ed M,“ W l:§léVSft1‘iFf’, ‘(he..
. . .' ‘ Ir-r~
plly.~ll‘lilIIS iii ancient times applied the term ,0 E’ age
|f‘|Y'l'(l|t’S whit-Ii were snpp,,.,.,_i ,,, pg Kg, H "" 9
. ~ - M ....s -
ofa (‘harm in allayiiig piiin Ayanvplusi ind llpncr
.- - . ' , . cans inve
l)te§f.l'll)ctfl‘ this Sal,-e with (l(.‘CltlPd ,,,g.,..,,,,,,,‘,c in ,1
wine! o - ' -.' . .‘
. acme and Lhmmc “ll-“""l€.f-5. In l'6llt"\'IfI"
il.e ptllllt)rt)lLlrl‘ilClure(II)o|)Qs ca,-l,,,,..,,, __ "
Il‘l(Il1l‘HlOtl or hardenrtl swelling; ,,-,.,-n,],0ll.Ilnmlf'“’
AnlIlttt13"s fire It has also been P[]]'pl,:,‘.':£1’:.'i\'o' 5'‘
benefit as a strengthening ,,l;,;,.,e,. ,-U} 'S"3°” .
the chest, back, oi side, and also in th e-il -‘hem 0‘ '
factions of the lungs, consuuiptions ,§'lt;iiti7.ll.-‘i .'if .
- ~ . : ~ I? .
'nau°"z"’ "'"t"'."l" ""‘l‘""'. “'llt)0l)iI1° coiioli (liiil-ti:
qr croup, &c. 81.6. In milk cake -,,,hd ,,g_,‘l'e 3,. III‘
. , I , L,
be found '1 e wet . -
°"”'-' The i"‘°P|‘l8lor has alinliell itiiii illtidflcmltlnni
«lretl c'ist~s ofili ' ' ' '.' -" "'”'
. . ‘ . e l""di 50me 0! the inostpa_iiifultlt-s-
cription, anti in no one case has ll,» eve“ ' ~.
fail ofrelieving the pain in a few hours 'im:lvll '1'.”
(lays poi ii-sting .-i cure. Directions 80,9. [I in a cw
box.‘ Price tun shillings. Also omlmny ' dc.“
REV. B. I'IlBBARD’S VEG'ET
BILIOUS FAMILY
_.
‘V!
K
lireast,thi.-' Salve will
’ —
I
Hi I S . "Bill? =\N'l'l=
some know] [0 ‘hp P"h':ic.c;lTi"’.E:llOl:’(? pills lia_ve be
Their powerful influence in ielieyivn t3e"'_.V"-‘UPS’
cases have been so repeatetlly leSllL'§dI1ll‘:IuI'll"g ms-
pr_ieti(i,r is intliiccd to comply with tlle,SOIlCIlal.i!0li)°tri))I'
rien s in than fIOIlCllItrthen . _‘
knowledge of the nieaiiis ofi'tilieefxt‘ti"i'(ilenig) illiiltireby a
rallv. The r, l'o l . I, ' ' u ‘C geflev
l i if ’v n 9 '.'°l‘ Y "PP'€Clated for the relief
liey a oid in affections of the liver anti ti’ '
n -V ' ' v V‘
oigan.-. Iiie v,-orstca.-‘es ofclironic dy§peI':‘i‘:tiii'lq
veterate COSIIVCDO.-'!S,Il)(Iirresfi ,, ‘-_ .‘ ’
l.I0n, riieumatisin, .nervo:s (,:nq'i‘(_-.‘kS’l]‘:£:(l](.,;tirngumg
Scum, ' ml , b . ‘ _ - Lie, an
[hem ;y"lsgfil":(l:l::(fi:::fi::zi(Ell:'8(l by it Pt-opet. 1,59 oi’
l'ever,juun(llCt! dy.-,,_.m.e' '. 5‘. btlever and algae, bilious
“nary sympm;ns O‘ C} .l'0|_- oody flux. the preuio
-l , . . - ‘°— 9'3. dronsicai swellinas
pi (’.S,fW(llmS incliiltli-en, fits, loosenpsg and i”_gg:l,;
I.’ : -- " ~ -I I . « ‘
3.: "-.-l.'2.".‘.’.‘;:“.‘“’.".:°°3;'“'?"r' by t
_ . _ “ 8 8|lltI_Ve, c_atliai'tic, or laxative,
accortling to the manner of taking them P‘ .l.
liavin cw ' - . - , .' . ' "1" '9’
pshierg ?h;_I.::l_tt)tl to test then efliccicy, W,” ever an"
. . co highly to be without ti . , P
ticular attention should be given to the lenl" d.-"Ir
lions wliit-ii accompany them_ r]twem,m"P”°~-_""’¢l .
box—eacli pill is a dose for an adult I pgcféos ‘m ‘l.
33: O''‘l‘’''9 (P033 I”‘idv) for the‘ above artciii-litisi
promptly executed by 1', R‘. Htsnano, my priqc} .
Agent. No. 228 Bowery, New York. A suitable
count allowed those who purchase to sell again’ I lg I
226 Diower_y,"N,-Y.
B. I-IIBBARD,
J. Lovi;.ioY,‘Agein. _
LLARS AND-CAPS.“
above articles, some of wliiclt
st received and for sale cheap
0c,0bm_26, 18% L M s'.rEvi:Ns.5q'
BURDEN’S PATENT HORSE I
NE TON °l‘H°"59 Sl'°93; .ln casks
Fflcll. for sale by the subscriber ' t8 1-4 '
bl’ ‘lie Cask. 0|‘ 8 1-2 cents at retail. d . cans’
w. J. -srassr,
- 3
Also, for sale by
Old Well, June 22, I836,
FUR CAPES. CO
A Iargesiipplyorthe
are ofextrii quality,ju
Jan 4-
NOTICE.
Ali those who .' d l, .-‘-
book, of more thaiirfoldi riioiietlis iiiatiidinzuiiiiiil
‘ii (I, i I] ' - ‘ ' _ . .
.'.’.'.’,‘.'..‘i..i‘.Liiil.§£'d'2i§}’f'"" "G ""° “"“ l"""“l"“ '“ ,
. » EDWIN 1.0.0 ~ . ‘
Norwalk. Jan 4, 1837. .K‘W.OOD ‘3
N’é‘.YR?.§§““.?
_ _« j .—"ie subscribir is c at tl '-,. -
pleuisiiingliis stock of goods, which eniibieiiin iiiymlteo
keep a good assortment on hand. No nai_ii_s will he
9P}“€(l' to l}1|'l_l1Sll his customers with what they
wish in his line oftrade. Patronage from ms ,-fiends ,
will be thankfully“ received. Please give an
friend a call. -
Old VVell,May .10, 1836. J’ L9YE‘l°§,:'
POST-RIDERS. .
good Post-Riders waii_lcd to deliver .- .
Paper on profitable routes. ‘ Inquire -at.-2-‘ " ‘
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