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-~.'shoors irottr the cltoiccst sorts, insert tlu.-rtr itr a
/potatoc, and plunge both into the gr-o_u_tttl. lr.':t\_’-
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If/git reu-rm/s qflerec/for I/It-'€lt’(.,lll7'7£.S'----T‘ll('
this building \\'.':s tlcstrpyctl. avul also t_lt_t: ware-
‘illte lo<softht- gt-rttlctr‘.tru la.-r natnt-ti, we arcl
.. told, is about liv.-: tlr r-tszrnrl II rl!:trs.;
$.'$lll,l0.
ofpork, tltc propcrry of \Vtn. Sargcnrrt, CK’. Co. .
,rnost gracefully, in their printitivc assembly.
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A Lump of ‘t_t'()](‘L-——I[ has been ca[(.,,],,,,.,] In the midst oftbis singular political feeling, we
that if the capital ofthe.Unired States Bank (35 i 593019 S”mlay‘l‘-""’“5d l" l"‘3““'e5 00 [lie reltgious
millions) werein one cubic block of gold, it would ”‘.Y5l9"le3 Of E2)’Pla'l0 lite OPETG. 10 lhe legiti-
measure on each ‘side arm“; 56:} inches, 3",] 1,5! mate drama, and to all matters connected with
The French papers are also full
jof political disquisitions, but {hey are exceeding-
gly uninteresting—beiug merely persotral,-local,
weight would be upwards of 63 tons.
]l[r. Roane, the new Senator from Virginia,
has aunoutrccd his intention to speak but seldom
in the Senate-—and ‘that he designs ‘to hold tlte
nail, leaving it to Mr. Rives to drive it !'—in
which place, a contemporary remarks, ‘he will
frctptcntly stand a chance ol getting his fingers
Sill;lSllUl.I.’—]tit(l6,l_gfL (N. 0.) Register.
Beware of Counter/‘ct'.ls.—-A merclrant oftbis
city received yesterday frotn Mobile :1 draft pur-
porting to be from the '.\Iel't:hanrs atrd Manufac-
tures Bank of Pitrsburg. datetl Marclr 173th, and
nu.-nbercd ll-I0, signed J. Carotbcrs, Cashier,
which proves to be a counterfeit! There are
doubtless many of the same character afloat in
the South West. It was for 3-3,-560.--Cotrr. .3-
Enq. I
Nortcic/r. aml lVorc-ester Rail Ro(ul.—All that
part ofthis rail road which lies within this statc.
extending front the border oftlte state of Con-
nccticut to tlrc_'itrnction oftlrc road with tile Bos-
ton and \Vor(-cstcr railroad, is ready to be ‘put
under contract. The road is nearly graded ."or a
distance oftwcnty-live tnilcs frotrr Norwir-h.
Dislinc/ion.---‘ Sir, do you mean to say I lie,’
said a person to a Frenclr gcrttlctnau. ‘No.
sure. I tlo not say tlat you lie, but sarc,I say you
valk rotutd about the truth.’
Cunsolilurg/. The ice on the St. Lawrence
at Qtrt.-lrcc, April 11th, was oflicially measured
by the engineer- corps, and was lhnnd only 13
inches'tlrick.' Near the slrorcfilcut 3} itrclrcs.
‘1‘lt,cr'-e was an agreeable" rumor in circulation
that two hor.-:es had actually Lt.-en st-ctr to full
thron;_th.
l'.'.r'prrrrg'r.r/. The ‘v'.~"lrt-clir.'_'_', Va. Gazette
says that when Mr. St-naror Benton at that place
his name was ctrtcred on tile butt-l rcgisrt-r, as
trosrorrrary. btrt it was soon after z:.r.-pttn,gf(:r.l. A
black litre was drawn Erflllllll it, and his favor-
it ~ word written in bold cltaractt-rs around it.
Arlcerlise/rrertls are nI()V(.‘iIl|lt! signs, whiclt
meet the eye of customers in all places and situa-
tions ; and that man of bu.-:itrt-ss. wlto is deter-
red by the comparatively trifling charge of tlrt-
printer, from availing lriurst»ll'of the advantage»
advertising allbrds, cannot boast very largely ol‘
minurencss or care with which he has traced
causes anti el’Ii:cts.,
.\'ew Incl/rod of propczgaling apple lrecs.—A
new plan for increasing plantations ofapplc trees
has lately been carried into extensive pra(:tir;c by
rltehortictrlrtrr'ists of'Bolrcrrria. N9llllC{SG(ftlSllttl‘
grafting is required. The process is to rake
ittg but an inch or two ofthe shpots above tln~
nrgfacc. The. potatoc nourishes the slnz_pt,- while
it ptrslres our roots, ;t,_nd the shoot gradually grows
up and becomes a, l.rr:n_util_'u_l trt-gr, lrcari_rt_g the
lrésl frttit, without retpririttg to be grafted. '
\Vharevor truly be the success of yhc r,t_rtdcr-
taltirrg, its rtovcl y at least is an inducctneut to
give it a fair triztl.—-F(t,rr.ttct,'and (.u'ur<lner..
ye-ccnt alartrring fires at New Orleans are irnprr-
cd toinc-.c.rrtliarics. One man httsbecn arrr-srctl,
t~ft‘\'cral t-trllcctitttrs ofcourlrtrstiltlc tuaterial have
but-tr lirund. Messrs I)o_vlt_- t.\' May have t llicr-.
ml u re» aid of $500 forrhc villains who attcrnpt-
4-4 to lire their store. The lrrsttrancc Cotnpal
pi-s oflcr $3000. and the Conntsil oftltc Sccontl
,\Iunt-ipality $1000, for the detection of inccn_;
diarit-s.
["5/'e.—Abottt tcu o‘t-lot-k last night the ware;
house owrn.-tl by John Blair and trt't'rtpicrl by
\\"artl & S-nitlr, was tlist:oycr'ctl to be in flartrcs-_,
and norwitlrsr:tt:ditr_gtltc ntost t‘ll{‘l',f1t'llt':('xt:l‘lltHt§
,.
A. F
‘ science and art.
and referring to cliques of politicians, not to broad
views or general principles.
On Sunday last,‘ at Bristol, an old lady fell as-
leep tlttring divine service atrd lot lter Bible fall,
(which had large massive claps) the noise awak-
ening her, the congregation were mtrch strrpris-
ed by hearing her exclaim, in a high key, ‘ \Vhar
Jane ! you’ve broke another jug, have you 3--
Ertglis/L Paper.
Ila!/rer .‘oo gra-vc a sulg/’eclf0rjc.5l.—Art Eng-
lish paper records the following typographical
error : ‘ A curiotts typograpltical error appear-
ed in a country paper last week. In niving art
account ofao inquest. it was satatcd ‘ rue deceas-
tttl bore an (rccidcnlal character, and thejnry rc-
rurncd a verdict of c.”r"r:elle'/at death.’
The following is extracted from a late Londotr
work. -on the subject of tlriscoutrtry.
Social Corrclilirrrt of an Arrzericrrn Operalitse.-—
On entering the house ofa respectable mechanic,
in any of the United States, one cannot but be
astonished at the apparent ncatncss and corn-
fort ofthc apartments, the large airy parlors, the
nice carpets and mah_og_ony furniture, and the
tolcrably good library, showing the inmates’ ac-
-rptaintance with the standard works of English
literature. These are arlvantrtges which but
few individuals ofthe same class enjoy, by way
of distinction, in Europe; bill which, in Ameri-
ca, are within the reasonable hopes and expecta-
tions of almost all the inferior classes. \Vhat
powerful stimulus is this to industry ? \Vhat
a pretnium on sobriety and uuexceptionablc con-
duct .7 A certain degree of respectability is, itr
all countries. attached to propcrr_v, and is, per-
haps one of the principal reasons why riches arc
(_'o\'t:tctl. A poor man has certainly more tempta-
tions-, and requires more virtue to withstand them.
than one wlrois in tolerablecircutrtsranccs. The
motives oftlte riclt are hardly questioned, while
the poor are but objects of distress and suspicion.
Pauper ubique Jarret. The laboring classes in
A nterica are really less removed from the
wealthy merchants atrd professional men than
they are in any part of Europe ; and the term
‘mob,’ with which the lower classesiu England
are honored, tloes not apply to any portion ofrh-3
Atncrican cotrtrnuniry. \Vitb greater ease and
comfort in his d,o,t_p,est_i_carrangements, the labor-
ing American acquires also necessary leisure
and tlisposirion, for his circle of ideas bccotnc.-’
enlarge-tl, and he is rent cred more capable of
appreciating the advantages of the political in-
stitutions of his country.
Origirt of ‘I)un..’--—Tlre expression to dun
for a debt, is supposed to have arisen from the
name of a famous slrer'ill"s officer, in the reign of
Ilenry the Seventh. named Joseph Dun. This
mart was so very dexrcrous, that it was usual
when anyone rg:l't‘t_s£-t,l, to pay a debt, to say to the
creditor, " \Vhy tlott_'-i, you rlttrt hit1_t ?' that is to
say, why don‘-t y,qtr_ sepd Qttn to lrirp '.'—L‘ng.
I’“.l"-t3'.'- '
I/I zrrelclrerl c'0trItlr_r,;.--;’l’lte following epigram
has been razecd frottr an English paper.
ll:unpslrirc’s a county so retttr\vn’tl for health
That Doctor Tugs no patient there could try;
No one got sick._ and so he made no wealth;
Sad place! where he could ucitlterlive not‘ (lie.
¢u.-‘- ,‘
g3.-4Iat't‘trtt,
In ‘.Veston, by the Rev. Mr. Batterson, M r.
IfI_l_i L\YlL'lt‘(‘llS.:.(‘!rl' Danbury, to Miss Elisabeth B.
Njclrols, ofrlrc ilk!-rlllzcr place.
3?-.tir?1,
pfthe fire dt-p;trttttctr.t and chi’/.t-.rrs _-_-ctrcrally,
thc stczrm lluuringl
1
arouse rte-xt .-t:l'=-iuirt--'. and
_ .l c- .
t(‘ll:ll'tl Ilillistrd, both at pr.-..<t'-.':t ttrtttr'_(-.ttpictl.——
no .itt.sur- i
That of .\l r. Blair, also ntrinsurcd about ,-
The lossof Messrs. \Vartl Smith,
pilliug artd covered by insurance. A tprrzatigy’
antw-.
was-tl-.-stro_\-ctl. and not being instrrctl, their lrrss :
is about -SI.-100. 'l‘\vo tlrqrr_s.a_tttl l.;u<lrcls tr,l',;;rr‘rt,
said to be ()\FJllt‘ll itt Oswcgo, Next‘-Ytlrlt, and fulg
Jy insured, were .-rl.-,0, burtrctl. Five hundred
barn,-ls of flour w ."C‘l't"lXlt§}_'t“,'I front the wttrr:- ‘
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iron-re of Mos.-‘rs. \V-:rr.l S:pith, and saved. It , B1‘-“ll.
is srrppo.-t-tl to be ripe work of an ,iucen«liary.—l
(t‘rr.-.-.--tmuz H.-mt~./-, April l.j3_. ;
‘ Slri/re, l)_u_I. /tear.’ The hands employer] on
tltc public works at \Vaslriugt-ott. .~‘ll'llt‘l{ for rbct
ltrtl hour system, on Tlturttdrty. Tire 31¢.-tropo-‘
litan says they Wvrr‘, on that day, ‘ grotrpctl,
lrcfortl. the President's gate-way.’ This is, we
opiue waking up the wrong prrsscttg:-r. It is
front that gate that decrees go fo_r_ttlr ‘that none
break except those who dt:st.~r\'cit,’- atrtl ‘that
here is notlistrcss in the country, lirr wlrich arty
honest rnanought to be sorry.’ Tltcy are dis-
ressczl it st-cuts; ergo, they are (in the govern-
cut phrase) ‘tlislt_onpst,'—,\’ew-I7»/c Cbtcricr.
,' Enquirer. '
Jlfuil III/min/_;r.-—l-I_is I3xccllcrrt:_v, the Po.-.=,t—
tn_;;srcr General, to raise the witnl ofhis reputa-
rion_ tr little, is talking rrzagrtiftt.-ently, in the
(jlobc, the L‘/tquirer, and a trtttnbtrr more of
-tlisirrtcrcsrr-tl pr'r-sscs, alrottt braut-hing oil’ his
prescttl systctrt of cx]r;'cssc§, into fresh lines"-
otrc lironr Col,tttt,llJli.l !” (ll!§lt‘_l,‘3r=l.t’J,}]; Elm-l 8 great
western one. It rrtay be §ltilll'tt_.l, lt__x,.-,g,H,'-.h grand
dernonstratiorrs, to divert ptrblic attention froth
the terrible itrt-fficicncy of the trrail dcpartructtt,
for the tnost ordinary purpose. Upon the whole
we would advise lrottcst and trusty Amos to
creep, before he flies; and not to dance before he
has learned to walk.---1'12.
From Flor-iaa. Advices frotn Savannah
.fr;g_r1_rGertcral Jcssup up to April 17, state that
he reciirr1tt'rcrttls to the platrtcrs not to rctrrrn to
their homes until he announces that it would be
safe. Gen. J. is fearful of collisstons between
wltitcs and the ‘Indians now in possession of
{he lands of the lorrncr. He will not. permit
any whites to come within fifteen miles of his
camp. Gen. Ileruatrillcz, with upwards of 200
'nie'r't. is at Tornoka. e "went there some days
_zi'rro, and he has ctzcarnped near the ruins of
' udge Dunham’s btriltliiigs.' Indian fires have
‘been seen in that sectiqn,'anrl'a few Indiatrs.
Some were fired upon by'a'setttinel. Que of
the soldiers \varider_t_.".g about three ll“"‘l".(}(l.Yi,l[llS
from the cncam uncut or picltqlg‘. \}/as Slim.
tsctrlpetl, and his licad was cut off.
: 'I‘lte,a'rrn'y alI'¢.3'i§_Zllt.I to have marched with their
Indian ' prisorictts to Tampa Bay. They had
better ship of! as n_ran_y as they can, before more
‘troubles break otrt. ' ' ' "
IPUREIGN PARAGRAPHS.
At a late ball given by Louis P-lrilippe, so
great was his apprehension 0l"ilSS£lS'.'3'lnl.lllI)l), that
Jobbcctpre, the leader of the Quatlrille Baird,
was held personally responsible for the musi-
cians he introduced into the orchestra.
The throne of Louis Philippe is not secu re- '
’“ In everygpart. of France there are secret ideas and
passions at work. that will burst forth into revo-
lutiotr and blootished one of these days. The
ll. botlt rr\\'ttt'-tl by -Nlnssrs. ltltlrtrrtrttl Clark and ,"’.-‘.3
In Dztnbury, Mrs. Dan, wife of Mr. ‘.Vallacc
Dan, auctl about 50.
Mrs. Roxana Cranes, wife of Mr. Jesse Cranes,
(‘ll :30.
Mr. Peter Loveless, aged 60.
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41* L-‘/-‘
NOTICE.
THE Barrel of Oil supposed to
the subscriber, was rolled off the plat-
_form with a view of having it precipitated into
the river by Q It has since been
found on the wharf nearly empty, where it came
ttt contact with a ltogslrteatl of Molasses. Those
ettgagctl in this outrageous transaction must pay
the Bill this week, or look out for prosecution
the beginning of the next.
-\VM.' J. STREET.
Norwalk. April 24, 1537.
NOTECE. . g
.3’ -‘lH_E Annnrtl meeting of the Stocl§‘lrolt.le’rs
of the Stantlord Bank, will he lreld"on
Monday, the Isl day_of May next, at 10 o’clock,
A. M., at the Bztnl.-itig Ilousc. _'
.13. HILL
)4:
1w!
, Cashier.
~ It-xv?
Slnnrfortl. April Q0,‘ IS3’.
have been stolen from the Store of
" pu_v-able on dt-r_narr_d.. . . t
COLLEC'l‘OB.’S NOTICE.
0TlCI-I is given to the taxable irrhabittrnts of
t.'tt- town ol Statnfynrd, that the subs:-ribr 3- will
he at t,lte__s'ot'c. of W. R. Hoyt, on Tlrursday the Hub
0‘ ;\l=t,t"Jit.’Xt, lrcttttcctftlic ll0tll'.‘_ of 9 and --12'», A M ,
and at the storc of I‘- m. Webb hetwt-r-n the hutlrs of
1 and 4., I’. M ; the $atnrda_v_ folrouiug ;.t,r)",a' store
lof John H. I.('(‘(l3, bctwccu the hours of 9/I-filltl 1‘),
IA. .'\l.; anrl of_ l't.-It-r‘ Ilttstcd from’ ‘.1 to 5,13 M : at
I the storc'ol‘ I.-'.-'2-.c Jones, on Mtmtlay, the. I_5.rb. from
l9 '0 1'2. A Mr.-: ol'llalplt Iloyt,~orr"I'uestlay.5tht- Ilith.
Ifronr 9 to I2 A. 1\l.: ol°Jolm llustctl on Wetlncstlrty,
,ll“0{n 9 to l'.2 A. l\l.: ol‘ Alanson Slu_'.i\\t_:ll, on
I Ilrttrsdtty, frotrr 9 to I52, A. M. _ ;_'
-'3» I‘il.ISI‘Iil'l‘ \lr'l~lld-‘._l_".,
Colit-clot of Tour: ..'.l‘.‘txc.s..
. l>3"a'7. _ Rwli
- . 'i‘3il§) Iii lit‘. ECQE. 0331.‘.
i ,-, F the (it-rrttt-cticttt 'I'urnpil.c (.‘ortrp_an_v l:;rvt'-
} (l"<‘l-’H't‘tl.a LIlVlllt'H=l of llll‘1.(?‘tl()ll?ltS'i'l1il:llItl't'.
Slttntfnrtl. Anvil lfitb
_ . _ . !3lSS.£I.
l\trl'$\'.'llI\',_A{.l'll l7, l ‘7.~
O.
'I‘rca;-rt re- r.
3: lit-. G
.t«‘r1«"rv noLL-Ans: Rli V.-l1>.n“
\Vill bc prtid for tltc.dt,-livery of Jiamels Gor-
lilllil W (1l.11l_‘lI.lttl,l,, in 'I’l_t.i_l‘._t-',lt:lv;tltlt;.""Said Uni’-
land or Gztrltttttl has been collecting strbs:;ripriort..<
in New 1"'orl.' and the New Ijlllglatltli Sl2.l|t‘S. lbr
the Latly’s Book, \,V'l‘ll)()lJl anyanthority from
the subscibcr. ' A. GODEY, ‘
Philadclplria.
Papers eastward, exchanging with the La-
dy’s Book, wi_l_l cotrfct a favor by copying the
a )(l\'t3..
’£l‘E;i iii} Viv’ Ufi §;lLD .
Poelzrotl. ])i],;l)I£(lfl.(', I"as/tionable,
[l,lll6lL‘(ll, .‘5'12or(ing, rye.
Is the title ofa new weekly publication, issued
in New-York, nine nutrrbcr.-3 of wlticb basal-
rcady appeared.
VE‘ IIE ‘.VOI’.L-D is the largest qtt.'.tt'1()ittll;c
. country, ol'rnamu.oth dimensions, and has
alrcatlycontaincd original articles from Ilorz.-cc
Stnitlr. Esq. author of Rejcctctl Addresses. Miss
Jatrc Porter, author of Thaddeus of \Varsaw,
and the Scottish Chiefs. Professor \Vilsou, edit-
or of }llackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, and
Miss Pardoe, whose productions are favorably
known itt this country and abroad It will here-
after contain productions from the most distin-
guishetl writers of Atnerica and Europe.
The various heads of the \Vorld are--
1. Original I’r/pa/'.s'——Urrtlertlris hcad may be
lirund tales and skctcltcs from some of the best
tvriters (we say not the best) writers in the land,
together with a series ofligltjt l)llpC!‘S which were
commenced in the Ladies Corrrrpatriun, and
have been continued by their author in the
W'orld: showing up some ofrlre most conspicu-
ous frcquentcrs of Broadway, entitled ‘ Broad-
way Analyzcd,’ Crayons. écc.
2. Scleclcd Puperxs-.——Utrtlcr which may be
found the best productions of foreign journals
and magazines. and in some instances, of our
own.
3. Literary ll-"mlcl.—Containittg rather ex-
tensive‘ reviews of new works, with such ex-
tracts thcrefrom as shall serve both to amuse
and insirucri. ' '
fl, J)r(tnralz'c l'Vn'lzl.—--Cotttaining independ-
ent and candid notices of Dramatic prodtrcrious
artd performances, together with all the theatri-
cal inforurariotr which may be afloat in this coun-
try and abroad.
5. Poetical l‘i"0rlct'.—-Cot‘ttainiug original and
selected Poetry.
6. .l"orcign 1>’¢tragrup7rs.—Containing inter-
esting itcttrs offorcign news.
7. Ocltfs anal IL’/t¢l.s'.—Containiag bits ofgra-
Literary,
suit all cases.
8. T/rell?)/'1:/.—(3t)ntaitting editorials and
late news, of which lrcad, perhaps, it would ill
become us to say a single word.
B('Slll(:S these grand tlivisions of our paper,
we may now‘ attd tltcrr ltave one or two addi-
tional, such as the Sporting \\’orld---Shrctls
and P:rroln.-s---Mttsit-al \Vorld.
A n ttrdgittttl pit:-t-r.- ofmusic will be given from
Killed by the fall of a tree, a sort of Mr. I‘irilo_
\Vood, aged about 17.
In New-York, on I
Tbozrras, only son of \Villiam. and Caroline F.
Jooke. aged 7 years and I0 trrontlts.
l\'EYt’-.-Y()RI,§ PRICES CURRI'J’.§"I‘,
APRIL #373. 1837.
- .
Flour, 3,‘, sup. brl. $9 00 a 8 Q0
l.l_\_'c. do Ct 00 a 6
Indian Meal, do 4 00 a 4 25
do 6 00 a 15 00
Pork, do 17 50 a 2.2 00
.\I.'rcl.t‘rcl, do 5 50 it 10 00
R_vc, bush. 0 87 a 0 95
’)uts, do 50 a G5
Corn, do 0 la? a I 00
Lard, Ill). 10 81 II
Butter, do 1-1 a 23
Cheese, do 10 a 172
Ilants. do 9 a 13
._ ‘-" A meeting will be held at the house of
Jzrrrrcs Stevens, itt tlorwalk, on Saturday cvc-
ning the 29th inst. to make arrangements for
raising a new military corps. All who feel wil-
ling to aid in the above undertaking are respect-
fully so_licit_ed to attend. ’ '
Norwulk, April 2-1, 1830.
A Iii E E T I N G
F the Faitlieltl County Silk Society, will
beheld at the house of E. \V. Farrchild, in
“lost port, on Tuesday the second day of May
ut-xt at 3 o’clock. P. M.
I’ \ II E subscribers being by the Court 01' Probate
for the District of Nor-.valk, appointed Corn-
nrissiorters to receive, examine and adjust the claims
of the sevoml creditors of the estate of J01-IN
LOVEJOY, of said Norwalk, an insolvent do-bror,
hereby give notice that we shall meet on the busi-
ness of ortr said appointment, at the dwelling house
of David Stevenson, in said Norwalk, on the first
'I'tu-stlny of August next, and the 20 Monday of Oc-
tober next, at 10 o'clock, forenoon. on each of said
days; six months from the date hereof being allow-
ed by said Court for rlrc‘t-xhibition of claims against
sai-I estate. A.‘ E. BEARD,
'” JAMES SEYMOUR,
Norvyu_lk, April2'2, I337.
I ‘HE Hon‘. Court of Probate for the Dis-
- lf_lt.‘I of Stamford, having appoirrtcd the
undersigned Cornrnissioners to recc‘ive and exa-
mine the claims of the creditors-to the estate of
JOHN CURTIS, late of Stamford, in said
D strict, deceased, hereby give public notice
that we will attend to the duties of said appoint
ment, in receiving and examining said claims,
at the dwelling house of Isaac Jones, in said
IS,,,,,,f,,,‘,_|,"ou‘ the 2d Tuesday in June. and 27th
day of September next, at 2 o'clock tn the after-
"noon of each or said (lily8- '
Said Court ha_th l-in‘rired_ Six l\Ionth_s from
the last Monday of March last. for the ,cXltt|fi-
tiorr of claims against said estate.
SMl'I‘El R. SlBLEY,?
é Comm’rs.
3w7
Comm'rs.
time to tiznt-,tl:o=.tt.1l, on account oftlte rcdrrctiotr
gofour prit--.: ol'sul.>.-ttziptiratr, we shall not be ena-
,},e 13,}, ,,,S,_ \V,“,,,,,, ltlctl to _«_;tvc the satin: o.'tt-ncr tlrttn once in two; S,-§_i}§}jL ;~;3;ggY _,-1
rut-nths.
We would glatlly El('Ct‘])l of any post master
itttbe country as ttgtrrrt for our paper, and here-
by oll'cr all such as pray choose ‘to'undertakc art
agency, fifty cents for every single yearly sub-
scription l'ot'wa;'dcd us, or three dollars for eve-
ry live, six dollars for ten, and so on. Our
terms are, in all cases, in adieu-nee, and no pa-
pers will hereafter be forwarded to country sub-
scribers without a compliance with them.
City sttlrscribcrs, who pay in advance, shall be
cttritled to our paper at per annnm; if other-
wise fifty cents will be added for every (3 months.
It is absolutely necessary for us to make these
arrangements, so great is the ditliculty and ex-
pettse ofcolleczing our dues.
Two Editions of the \Vorld will be publish-
ed iu future, the one on Saturday afternoon, the
other on Sunday morning.
flff’ Qflice of publication 218 Broadway.—
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should be addressed to the Editor ofthe \Vorld.
No letters will be taken from the cffice unless
post paid.
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country with wborn the \Vorld exchanges, will
pléase copythe above.
J. M. CHURCH,
Editor atrd Proprietor..
\Vm. W. Snowdcn, one ofthe original co-ed-
irors to this paper, hasretired from all connec-
tion with the same.
FIG-’,D, I/IND PLAIN, COL’D AND BLK
l§‘1L_fK»§‘,
I? the best qtraliry, and of the most bcautifttl
figures and colors. for sale low by -
‘ STEVENS 81. BELDEN.
April 19, 1337.
BrtoAnor.oTr~1s.”C.A. ‘SIDIERES ‘
AND
sawrtsnssts.
STEVENS 81. BELDEN are now ready to show
the largyst astortmentof the above Goods that
was ever brought into t\'orwalk. in this assottrncnt
may be found, ‘Elk, Blue, Brown, Dahlia, Grccn,
Invisible (ire:-tr, Clarct, illulberry and Mix! Broad-
cloths. Ribb‘d atrd Plain C:t~‘S2ltlel't‘S and Satinetts
of all qualities and color-, which at their low prices
cannot fail to suit those who may favor lllel1l\\llll a
cult.
April 19th, I837.
BLEACIIED AND BR0l'VN
zvrvszzars
" F all I4l|1(lS‘t'Il‘I(I prit't~s. for sale by the bale or
Q picce, cltcap, by S'I'I£VI1‘,NS 6'2, BEl.DEN-
April 19, I837 '
N U’i’-iii H1}.
i""l II E Copztrtnerslrip lteretofore existing l_t_ct\_veetI
E the sttbscribers, uutlt-r the firm ot':'tnttltt\1
Ilirtrtrttri, is this day by rnnrual consent dissolved.
ST l'.iI’I‘I IS N S .\'l ITH,
BENN *3’ " ‘ HINMAN.
Norwrtlk, April I8, 1837.
"N. B. 'l‘lrc debts of the Ct)ptlYlttCl‘§ltlp will be scl-
tled by Stephen Smith. 7“
'l'0 ALL l'VHO]lI.I'1' Jl/IAY (,7()NCERA7.
LL"l.lrost,- itttlebterl to CHAI{,l.I"..S N. IJLUCIS.
will. take" notice that his bololis and notes are
n.=sigm-.d to ill!‘ sulntcribt-l‘,'to wltotn inumadiatte pay
urcttt must be made if cost would be rtvoi¢lt‘(l-
‘ S'I'El’l'IEN SMITH.
old Robinson taste of rtssassiuating king and em-
perors,,appcar to be developing itself in France.
J()’1‘HAM r1oY't‘. S
Statrtlbrd, April 17, 1837. 3W7
Nortvrtlli. April 24, 1837.
vity, fun and humor, original and selected, to ,
‘complete of any to be found.
I
ii}§i'€5SU§.i 3&7 ';‘-2.‘§€}7 .
V VHE ctrparr'nct‘sltir) of John l5 Gxttrnuutrt it
Co. is this ‘day rli'ssol'~t-tl, Irv mutual cons-2trt..
(.l0st']tlt l.cwis.ol‘ Britl,«_;cport, tvrtlrtltawiug )-
lhc lJlt.~ll‘t(‘.¢.~‘ will llt't‘4'tlll.t,‘t" I.-.;-. :_-out.'ur,r.-it by mu
to all who, nra_v litvor llittrwi-lr their t-:.tr‘orr..ne
.lUll.\ 1:. (il:L.',‘\1,\';,\,'\J_
\\'Al\"I'I'Il)——A smart .'tt'tr\'c boy frog} 1;} rt) 16
_vt-:tt‘s of age, to serve as an apptcrrtice to rlné Siivt,-r
Plating bu-.iuess. A good reeotntucn l',tll‘)lI will be
”?’~l"ll‘9d- J. n o.
I'lrd__u_.tLield. April II}, l-"‘:_"»"r7. ' :.’u.(‘.
'.E.‘ L3.‘ E.) §.l .'..A 2.4 hr.“
t"'""- ll.‘-LVCIS K.\’.-\l‘l' iofo:nrs lltc ptthlit: that In-
2-... ltasiust rt-lurnt:d tr-urn .\’t-w-York ..itlr_,-. _.,-,-in;-,1
d.-'>’or'tn*.et_*.t cf l)l(\_’ (i(_)t_)l)S and (;1{t_'r()[.,“”.;S_
\'-‘hit it he is (‘Il"t'I"llt'c' tltvap for cash, at the old stand
l’ot'rnrt‘l,v Ut'(‘l1jli(‘(l by E. Mo-"s ‘x'Vttite. _
& I".-\-I\"I.U;\' l\'_L‘(.‘[) (‘(I,_lVl.\l.il|ll.g-' nu [mud
at the store of the i2ltllt.s‘t3l'II')t“l', a full supplv ol'lasb- ,
iouable Ladies’ and (."'iltZrt-It's Sll(_,llj:5_, "',,,ai,ic.‘n 1,9
left .3. n -J‘
st-lls at their old pr'it:€.-si.
FR.-\.\'Ct'S I{.V.\I‘E’.
I);:nl.ttr_v April 17, I837. (hf
CA U'E."I'UIԤl.
‘®’\;‘.'~§7Ill-I I-ll.-XS mv I’tt.l.', my pr. try toy,
4 My \\’il'e, my Cltarlotse llo_\t,
Ilas left. my home and her ctnploy,
',l'o rovc again about ;
Till-' C.\U'l‘to.\‘ S lIll‘l‘t'lil‘2‘l’f to f.rrcw;rrn
All pr'0[)lt' not to Il'll>l
To her the worth of an Acorn,
Or‘ lose it all they ntust;
For l’ru (lCIEi'ilIltlt‘tl not to pay
The value of tr stra v
Of her‘ contracts‘, in any \v:t_\-,
Unle.-.5 C0:trpt'llct.l_ by law
.ll'I.'~'."5l~J IIOYJ‘.
3w U
South Stilt-nr, April 153, lS;‘.7_
‘ "7 H. " A
B3 5".-z.t.tt~."\3'll:f
01" TJTE T0l‘V.'V U1" I.’El)DI.\'G'-.
A T 3‘ l'~'g"l “"“|1 IIIPP-ittg ht-ld itr Ilcdding,
In vcmbcr l«l:h, lS:5(3:
I'0TE.l), '1 hat suitrc be pcrrttitled to go at large (‘II
the lttgltwnys, and not liable. to be iutpountlt.-tl, pro-
vide-tl tllt‘_V lravc. if over 3 nzonrhs old, good and suf-
ltctcnt r'tr‘rgs1tttlrcir nosc:=.
A true copy of Her-.ord,
All-f’S_'l, .lO;\l.-\'l'IIAN 1. S-Xi‘-IFOIID,
__M 'l‘owrr (Tlerk
. _"-tr rtr 3 V , _ ,- —
85.3 Ii‘.-vi.-t [.~.'_'3.l .§‘.Z§ x‘l'E‘§t(,3f¢l..
GE 0-R GE 1'}. CUIUS '1’O(.7_I\”,
Sm-ce.«'.<:or /o Ca’/‘mi Bells Btn'r-.tr'l’s In-1.7 r '22:»
1,‘ V r I :8,
-‘%,fs',:{,"UIlLl) i:rform_ hi_s fricrrtl-‘ and II!(' public that
'27 he has now relurucd front the city with a frt-sh
stock ot choir.-c GROCERI ES con.-'isting of Stt,«;at‘s.
Tc ts, Colfcc, l.iq-tors and \_\’irrcs_ all of the fir.-t
prttlit_v—pttt'e Spcrrn Oil, I’rovi.-ions or all l\'llltl>‘, ;m.«t
No-
‘I
\V é
I
Vi.’
I)
)
Jul
cvt-r_v arliclc l:r'tl3lll_}’ kt-pl in at Grout-r_v Stoto—:tutl
he would say, pl: use call and judge for _)‘0l.ll'-('lv(-5,
or lte feels ttssurctl, that none can l'urui.<lr article: of
rt'l|(:t‘qttttll1_\ , or at :1 Cllflttpcl‘ rate. A share of pub-
lt‘. pt-ltortagc is soiicilt-.l.
l\prt\':tllt, April 11, 15:37.
.. -
(.lI0l(‘l'I collection of-Uartlett Sct=d.<, vi ar-
rantcd oflast year's g owth——l'o'r sale by
J A \\t'l".l".lt.
it .t'r;-t1..*
l
l
l
5
P E4.
ft}.-§ E‘; ii N C .
l)_.\Vll) Ii. IUYI tvottitl
i‘:tl.trl'Il)l the public that ll!‘ has
ott.h:ir‘.tl and l.~'('g‘IlI~‘.lt-l1llyItt:l~
nttfat:trtrin_; a gtznoral assort-
ment of Satldlt-s, Il.':t‘tlt‘Ss‘t'.~',
Britllc:-, \Vltip.=, 'l'ru:tks, and
_,._ . every article usually found in at
" Satlttlcry Ware Loose, which
~"7'~'$<‘v's:6:¢2-‘-‘.433-’&?"'7’O he offers on the trio.-zt favorable
rm-mu, at the stand fort:tt=rl_\ t-c.t'upit-tl by George
Ttettd-.va'v. opposite tire Nor\v:rlk Iluzt-l.
t\'. B. I):tl‘llt‘ttlll|' atlcutiort p.tid to all 0. tlCl’S, bulb
as it regards style and quality.
Norwalk, April] I, lS.;7
‘ 3
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IVE IV F_~'I.S'I-IIOIVABLE './I .7\"C'Y JIAVJ.)
{STAPLE SPRING D'RY GOODS.
'\('.I'F.VlC.\l3 (S5 BIQLDIIIN l] we this day I"‘llll'lI(3Ll
% front New York, with attotlrer In rge and spicu-
did assortrnctrtof Spring Dry Goods, WI-irh added
to their present Si\)Cl\’.l1'H1lU‘S it the largest and most
' Among ll1r—lt' assort-
them may be fountl French Canrbric rllttslip.-' of new
and splendid patterns, Silks, Ilotnbrt;_Lrrrc.-', I_"repclr
and lfingli-:b Calicoes. Girrglmtns, I’ttrl<etL.'tlusl-trrs.
lilk Clralleys for ladies dt‘e.-_ss'es, l’ottgct‘.>‘, tttltl ‘-1
large assortment of Summer Goods for inert and
childreu’s wear, and all other artit lcs not usually
t"ottnd'i'n a ciounrry l}r'y Good Store.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anfine their goods l.)L'I:OI'€ p.l.«‘l’CIl‘dSlflg' (3'I‘_lt'\y'llUl‘3.
Apt-i|'l9, 1837
E‘.- 1 r F awn .' rt‘; 1’:-
llll it lb 3.. ll .£‘=.' ii‘: t3 ifs
PRESS ELIZA Q,U§N'i‘AIRD, '
"" OULD irrforrrr the latltes ol' Norwnlk and its
% vicinity, that she has tTt?2l'|l|'l(‘lIC(‘(.I her‘ busi-
rtess at the hon:-'e of Mr. Eli Saufrrtl, a few rods
South of the Bridge, where she has on hand
b'ILK.‘_5', IlILlI3()NS, CUIt’I:S, BAND-
BOX"'.S. rye.
Not-wztlk. April l7tlr,'18ll7.
..
3v\0
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1“ -ll’
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' JEJ _
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rat‘: ~"': . ‘t-.11’!
': :-=
mam. ET“ E?-gag.-.iia
Ill RS. BE DEW.-C In}.
(late Jlfiss Sco t.’.’l(l,)
Nl~‘ORl.llS her old it-ie_ntls and patt'nns._tltt1I shr‘
Ea has teeeivctl her Spring asstrr'tttrertr ot MILI-
l\'l?2I‘vY, whit-lt she is oll'er'ntg tt_t ll(‘.I' old stand at litt-
most r-=asouablo prices She has an elegant selec-
tion of 'I‘tl.‘-'t:at1 and Straw Bonnets, blllfir _l§'l’lZ".“3;
Flowers, (fut-ls, Bfitnd Boxes. «kc.
The str'ir:l’est ttl_t«-n’tior_"r will be paid to all orders In
her line, and llt'l' work performed in the nt'ul.('Sl. and
most fashionable manner. '-
Nor walk, Aphtlslstlt, 1837.
1?‘./.9.-.l§
.jlII).'.' l:' -- -' » -~ , . , ,, .. ,
\ at II )I r, who will bl happy to ,-_r\c his art. rrllt)tr ‘.,”Hm um,” ,,,_,, |,,-,,,,, and _~‘l.‘:ll,
6
'-'-. ANTED, a woman to dothe work of .a
small family. One who can obtain good
recommendations. cart have liberal wages atrd a.
permanent place, on application to
J; A. XVEED.
1 To all people, (0 whorrr these. presents shall come l
(r'reeli7t_g' :
H l'.'|(l“.AS., Sltlt'gPS l\'l, Judd, of the town of
tr. l):tuLutr'_v, til the County of F:rirlr'.‘l«-l and state
of (Iounct-lit-ut, lraving obtairrr-d Letters l’atent for
I new and useful iznprovt-rnent in the constrnctiorr of
Bcc Ilivu-‘. ttnd itt the rnarrage.rtc.nt and preiervtttion
‘of bees, l.t,ytrin1z date Iltlrh Matrulr, I‘.-‘-36. I\'cw tlrere-
fore, l<.'trnv,' all nu.-tr bv tlr;-.-cpr'cscnts, tlrat I, the
above n.:tucd Sturgt-s M .lntld, for divers good call}-
cs and C0ll.~'ltlt‘t':tllt)ll~‘,ltlll e made, Oltl£_)_lllt"tI, author-
ized and upD0llll(’._ti, arzd by tbc:-e prest-itts do t_t_r:tkc,
'ordaitt_ ttttlltorize and :tppt_riut NU.-\lI S. I_iAll.EY.
'of .N..t'w:tll.j, ill the (.‘ourtt_v of I"ait‘li::l.t and s!:ttt- cf
C-orrl‘.t.‘ctit til, tr;_\’ 1- H“ and l:t\v'ltl ttgt-rrl or ittlorttr'_v
for inc and itr u._v in-.rnt: to SP“ and dispose of indi-
vidual l’.tt:tt't‘.s'. for Ila: tt-c of the above natncd l’::-
tctrl, to itilylli-i'l'>'(tll or pt—ts:in_s |'(‘:~‘i(illl;_: in any town,
«"otu=t_v. or ;-r..rt- itt the Uttitt-tl Starts, the right to
which said town, county or .<t.:te shall not lttlvc tn ct‘.
pro viottsly s--l-l or ozlt.-rv.'i-'9 tli.-pn.~c-l of. and rcturtr
ant.‘ an a.:cttt'atr- li-t or ~t-.ltt,-drtlc of the “mm s of
pPt'.~‘trtt$ to \\'lttrlll sold, with their p':.ct,-s ol rtsi:lertce,.
\\'l‘.('ll Callml l l I
l.
this ‘..l_'.lr (lay trf .\lar't.lt, lt~.‘2l7
.‘3'l‘UI{Gl-IS .lUlt,D.
(IIIN I.0Vi‘.lOY ll.t\’lrt_-_f ttssigt-ctl his property
6"‘ to the sttlr.-r_'r'lltt-rs, in trtt.-l, for the bt_‘rrt'lll of his
t'rt-tlrrors, it lu-eorncs ttlr~nlu'cl_v- rtt‘t"«.-:-‘_-t»rt'y llrtll all
who are itttlt-'rtt~;l to him should trrakcit:trn~:dt.~t:e
p:t_\i.tc:rt to line >lli):.‘."_:t‘il):‘i'-'.
‘ ‘ .t.=\.\tt-Is: CtUlt\'”l‘J.ill).
l\U.-'\ ll \\ l_l.l.'l.J.K.
--I re -mes’:
N()l‘\\':tlI{, (Old Well) ftlztr. lr"_‘I’;, lt-‘C37. Lilli
NU-' i§V't7.+it E.-Pl E3 .353 Ii’ E33 S .33. ii. It’,
"\VlC ST O ‘S TIIIC
BR l DC ld.
'\.lllS estalslislrtncnr is t‘tlll$l:llttly furt~.i.<bt-rl with
.571 an a:xlcttstve tts:-t)t‘tt:rt'-rtt ol Drttgs and 3lt:«.li-
tint-s I’r-rfutrtI‘t_\‘, llt't.sl=c;t. l)-,r Stttfl‘-‘, lltrttcrs -‘tr
:it'l' s, ssltit-ll ht"-'_‘ \\=!I'l'.!:l1t‘tl ofgood (pt:tlit._v_, rntl
will be sold on I‘l‘.".\'t)ll5iI)l" ttrnts.
_/lrrrorttr /1-«= arfir/I-..s' ‘tn-'I.,".I l“"./lvttrztl:
Urum Opium, Camphor, Myrrn, Aloes, thtrn
boge, Gttaic, Ammoniac, ‘cammony, Ktno,
Foctid, Galbanum, Arabic, '1‘mgac-arrtlr and Bar-
bary Gum, Ilochelle, Epsom and Glttubcr Salts,
Sal Nitre, Sal Amtnorriac, Pulv. I{lrttlJar'l.v, Root
do. Gentiana, Gittsettg, Senna, Pink rent, Vir-
ginia Suture root., Iil:t'?l{ Snake root, Scncgtt
Sn:tl.'e Root, Valerian, Uvi Urst, Rosemary,
Di":i'.al is, Clunnoutile 1-‘lowers, Errgltslt anti‘
So‘:-mish Sztliivn, Dultz, Gold Tlrread, Sago,
l"c:u-l Bttrlev, Creatm Tartar, At-mvv Root.
I-‘lake Manna, Cantharidcs, Strazrtottittrtt, Foe
utt-grcck,C Colclricttm, :€:1l't.l:1ll]1()Qlfl,t}C0lFl1l1t.i£3l‘,
Annis arawa ant "cutie. Sec s, ttntper
llertriels, . Cubeblsl, Extract. Litproricc, Root do.
Spuuisli Sm-Zn]—;:xlrilltt, .l\IIc€C1l‘)ll'ilII00[,PCt.)ltl%ii;)O,
Blood Root. ‘ole ricttm mu e ator -toot, on
. get" do. Al_r;Ettslt.tt‘:t, Caucllrt, Cfll‘S:tl‘li)l:1, Simarou
bn, Peruvian and Tooth ache Bark, Pttlv. Peru
Barlr, S:tttfot'd’s do. (_)r~artj;e Peel, Qttzrssta,
Gttaic, root and Pulv. Cttr't'.-.tuttt, Prepared
Ch:tlk, Rltf~.‘.'~'l:.l and Amcrlcttn lsinglass, Corrttts,
\".'ltitt: and Black IIcllt_~.borc, Vv7lrit.e Mttslard,
_-Cast.or, Sqttill root, Icel:tntl:\_.loss, Catc.':lr_tt, Sul-
plrttret of Antitnony, Sulp, '1/.tue, Sllj__‘S,'t1ti(tli Leach
.‘:'t_;nri. Ox. Lead, Lapis, (_.:t amine, ‘tr p.rttr, ro
Br-irustonc, Sulphate of Potttsh, I-’o|_untl Stt1t'C_lt,
V\"lrite wax, Cochincul, C:tlt:iu_cd A\l:-\1_.’tlC5I~'1,'
Carl). Magnesia, Cttrb. Autmonta or Salts o.
ll-.trtsltorti, Oxalic Acid, 'l‘ttrtarie A<_:_it_l, Super-
Crtrb. Soda, Sal Soda, l\'l_uri:t’.c of Lime, Tart.
Atrtinrouyj, loot. and Pa ‘. lpecac, ‘Jttlap, Pre-
ztrcd Arttiuimttv, Co_wb _ ".t':_‘,'0'-, C0‘-)'C_V'“l‘.
. 'ttx Yottttczt; Ut't:ctts .‘~.l:u-tis, Calotuel, I’.ot,l Pre-
ct,,lr.at.e, white (lo. Corrosi_ve Sttblitttrttc, A:-st-._rrit_:,
Sttlplt. Qttinine, Acetate i\'Iorplttt}e, Strycltntttc,
Eleterian, Iodine, Lunar Caustic, Caustte P.ot.ash,
lssue Pease, Ox. Bismuth, l\"lilt'Sit:tll’S I}_‘lo\vt:rs or
iron, Phosphate of Iron, Cttrb. It-on‘, Liver of Sui‘
ohttr, Phosnltote of Soda. Ltllttlmttttfli I-’ar::.wortc_.
Eltx. off-lealtli, I-Zlrrc. l’r‘o. Syrup of Squtlls, I-live
Syrttn, '1‘irtcturc..~; cl’ I-lhttbarb, Cinnamon, Pc_lla_.
Lory, Digitalis, t'.'anrirartdes, Catechu, _ Iodntgz,
Colclricum, ant Blood root, Compotmd Tinctures
of Gttaic, Vt1lCl‘ifilt, Pct-ttviatt Bark, and Laven-
der, l\lllt'lt1IC ting oflron, dCc)).|ol1'3I_iitne, l(t:2st cold
rrcsscd Czts.or il Olive i , a stunt 'fv]t‘.1Yl'fl1
lie. Fir, Sttlplruric Ether, Spirits of '~.I‘ttl'pcllIlllC,
Venice Ttu-pcutinc, Oil Spike, Oilof '-I‘-at‘, Qll 01
Sttcciui, Spirits of I-iartslrorn, Sptrtts Oi I\tU‘<_‘-:
'\Vorm Poviders, Dovers Powder, Picra, Hysteric
Pills, lilt,-.e Pills, I-'at‘.tily I’ill-.=, Cough Pills, I-lull s
Pills, Arrtinrotrial C\'. lpccac. WVine,Picra,Adltestvc,
Dyztcltylr,-n, i\‘lCl‘L‘l.ll‘iltl, Sll'Cllgl.IICllIIJg and Bhstcr
Pl-.tst.cr', Attgttitttttrtz, Citron, Iodine, Red, Earth
con, I"ilcs, \Vlrite 8: .‘$im_nlc Ointmcnts, 'I‘tp'ner’s
(_lCl’ttlC, l-Lxtrttct, Pepper, IIcrtbaue,Cicttt.t1, Su-
vine, and Gt:lli.l:‘.llll., Injection Pipes, Inj. Syringes.
Bl\l'lJl\tlt)L'$ '.l‘ar, (.‘-onl.'lin’s Strctrgtltentrtg Dlastcr.
OILS AND ESSEI\’CES.—Uil of Almonds,
.lttnip:.:r, Origntutn, Roscn1ar'y,‘uVttrtnsqed, C10“-'%
Sprttce, Lavender, Bur rzunot, Annts, Lempn,
‘Vir1t.crgrccu,(Jinnrunon, ’eppc,rmrnt, Spearmint,
Tansy, 'W'ormwood, Hemlock, Pennyroyal. and
Sttssttfras, Ess. of Spruce. _
SPIOES, &c.—Gt-ound Cloves, Cinnamon, All-
spicc, Pepper, Gittgcr, & Cayenne Poppet‘. NHL‘
megs, Mace, i\Ittst:trd, P1'0Sct‘\'cd Gm:-’,'9|'. D3‘-C5;
T-.tn'::trirt<ls, &c.
I’;\'I‘E;\"'I‘ l\lEDIClNF.S.—VVhitwcll"s, By-
apfs, Stcc-r’s 8'. common Liquid ‘Opodeldoc, Opo-
dc,‘.tloc Liuimeut, \Vhitwcll‘s and Httcheock’s
Snuff, l3yam’s Plrysicttl Drops, 'Wheat.on’s and
Clay's Stomach Bitters, \Vltcatou‘s, Cla.y’s, and
I\'cwe1l’s Itch Ointment, Davcn ort’s Bilious
Pill°,; and Eye VVtttcr, Lee’s ilious Pills,
Ht. r. r’s Pills, Bateman’s Drops, Godf_rey’s Cor-
dial, Cbing’s \Vm-tn Lozenges, Tr'_otter’s Balsam
o_f I-Ioarlround, Pectoral I-Ioney of Bon_ese_ Bats.
of I-Ionev. Turlingtott’s Balsam of Life ' rider-
8on’s Cottgtt Drops, Church's do. (-fooper’s IL‘:-
sence of I‘cela_nd_ Moss, Harlaem Oil, British Oil,
B:1tley’s celebrated Congress Powders, for making
Congress Spring\Vat.el", Seidlitz, and Soda Po'vf-'
dcrs, it superior article. ~ " ‘ = - '
LTANC Y ARTICLES, PERFUMER Y, &c.—
Pot and roll Pomatum, Antique Oil, and Cologne
WVatcr, o. varict of Patterns, .Lt1vett¢-l_,¥-‘T ‘"20 _,
Ortinge flower V titer, Betir‘s Utl, Macassar Otl.
Musk, Naples and VVindsor Shaving Soap, ‘:1
variety of fancy Son] -t, \Vas.h Balls, "white Ecr-
funted bar Soap, for slraving_ washing, Src. very
cheap, Castile Soap, Smelling Bottles, Flesh and
hair Powder, Court Plaster, black 'z_tnd t’l_cs'n
colored, Clay’s Pearl Tooth Po_wder,'_ Compound
Charcoal Powder, an cxcellent. article for the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Cloth and Shoe
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and ‘ll,/'_htte \Vash
Brushes, 81c.‘ - '
DYE STUFFS, UA'I‘TF.l"...’ ARTICLES,
&c. &.c.-—-Chip Logwood, Red wood, Fttsttc. N t-
caragua, ground Camwootl, Extract. Logwoorl,
Verdigris, Alcohol, Gum Sltcllac, Sect] Lac, Oil
of Vitrol, Blue Vitriol, I\litric and M_ttrra.ttc Act-.1,
Mttriate 'I‘iu, Co peras, Alum, Indigo, Spzttttsb
Annato, Aqua I< ortis, Alleppo Gulls, Salts Tar-
tar, H-.ttt.et's’ Jacks, Clothiers’ do. flutters’ Stop-
ping Brnsltes, Soft. I-‘ittisning do., extra tlo.
London and Philadelphia Porter, Stonghton’s
Bitters, Sallad Oil, Castilc Soap, Salt Petre, Sal
ZErat.us, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and corti-
tnon Junk Bottles, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Pumice and Rotten Stone, Glue, a su-
erior oualit ', Bath or scouring Brick, Black
Lend, Ivory lack, Red Chalk, Rosin, W'htttng,
Shoe Blocking, Coarse and fine Sponge, Indra
Rubber, &c. &c. _ _
TD:-.‘ I-Iull’s Improved Patent Hinge and Pivot
RUSSES ' ' ‘
"'t\urwa_tk, April 11, 183?’:
3...:-f3a.E§.ES
IIE strbscribcrs will open this tla_v,
1 Case ljntlies Tttscatt Brai-l Hats
v-t
5
1 it ' Split Straw
I “ Leghorn Braid
1 “ Open worked Tuscan
1 “ Ladies and Miss?-"s Sltakr-ts
and a large assortmettt of l\'li=se_s Hats of all kit ds;
,\,',-.-it 1'9. ‘ ' -' s't‘l-‘.VENs & Br~:t.t)F.v ~
‘assessor TURNIPS, r...- sale by
GEORGE E. COMSTOCK.
V NOTICE.
.Arrangemcnl for Apai
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TIIE STE.-IIIVIERS
54113333 {:3 A1313 P3331803.
‘P ]'Il.l. lcuvc Bridgeport at '8 o’t:lot-k A. M.
% Norwalk at 10, Statnfortl ll, Rocky Neck
half past ll, and Sawpitts I2, Pv.n'y day, (Sundays
-excepted) (lltI‘lI\:! the rnotrtlt of April. Rt.-turning,
- \.\'|li lcavc t\'t-w York, I'I:_t_.»t side,.L'ntltarirre Mark»-.t,
every nrttIjnitr_l_:, PSt't"pI Stiudav. at-7 o'clock, A.’ M.
All .‘_'.“9 ls. |':tt'r:e|s, p=tcli:—r.t__;es, hlulltlle.-, Irlltllis and
all other lt-.tgg:rgt-, taken only at the risk "of its re-l
~'pcutvco\\’nct‘s. - ,
All frcignt shipped by the Boats’ mu:t be paid for at
the time of tlclivcry, as the custom of charging
fr.-iglu to he settled for :tt the expiration of the year
is Vt-:1ot-.n.
$7":v7
S 3!
SI’()O.\'S, 5'
533 El. 2;‘. 3? .
still contintres .ris business
west side the Bridge where
l l
ris o ( store
he will be happy to furtrish his old customers
and thc pttbltc with gold attd silver Patent Lever
\‘v’arr:l.cs, Lt-ptnc, English and French, do, gold
Seals, I'{e_vs, and Chains. Every _variety of
limit-'t1u't'ts and l3‘incer-rings; Ear Drops and
.\'ul;s; silver ’J'hitnblcs. Pencils, and in fact
every thing in the Jcwt-lry litre. Silver spoons
it lat:-gt: as.-orrmct~.t always on hand: silver and
srt-t-L Spot-tttt-lcs Candlesticks, soldiers and
trays; littc Britauia tea and coffee Pots; look-
l!t;iilttbSC$2 tca waiters, tlrcrrnometers, clocks,
&c. Iivcry attention paid to watch re-
p:.~2.-ing and jobsdone at short notice. Engra-
xi:tg.< on Sprrons, t.-olliu plates, rrtrnk plates,
rto!:tt'inl seals, ('~'.c,. crzccutcd with ueatness and
at short notice. ' C " -
tVlarelt. 1837.
‘I§.”‘.«:#‘-‘i..'EZll;'L. at 3
CU‘.
NG-
fe. Ti‘ 63 L ii} PVE L L.
.5 "Il.»\itI.l-‘.t5 Id. l\'l\'APP, respectfully informs
3. ltisifricrtds and tlrc public, that he has just re-
‘nr ‘|‘(l frotn l"\'t.‘w York with goods to his line, which
2:. ¢|t.l-ilil'IlI to his former stock, rn.tkes at good assort-
-.n--..t: t.'utl.\l.~sIlI1_:;' or‘ blue, I)l'rItIl\', green, adeluide Ga
t'l tt'f'.‘ co‘:-.nt:tl L'l«.-tits: black, ribb. drab and fancy
this-imm.< I;lt’:IVt‘ll.l‘t‘l)S, .\"c. ; an assortment ofgood
and |'at.<lti..mthle wstirtgs; goods suitable for chil-
tbt u'.- ttttrc; an assortrnertt of good trimming kept
t-oustanrlr on hand; superior fancy gilt buttons, &
tttluds oftnost rvcry description; thread, silk and
rui-t, or‘ (.llIIi'l‘t‘tlI colors. The subscriber’ feels ve-
ry g.--art-l':tt for past favors. and solicitsa share 0
public p.ttr-m:t;_-,0. llrs attention wr".t be turned
principally to cu-tom work, and no pains shall he
-pavetl to have bi: work cut an’d made in the most
":pprovt-tl an-l faslrionatrlc rnanucr. G1 intent: of
all :.in~.!s tn .dc to order‘.
C N‘. KNAPP.
ll?‘ ll‘).-d_v made Clothing on hand, Consisting of
pa.nta|oou.<, H-st_s, A e. \_\_l_lt",.'ll_ will be sold attire-
t?ut:t~d pri: ti. ’
Norwallt. (Jlul \\'oll. t\lttt't:lI I5. I337.
lg ‘HE strhscrilrcrs, bttipg Ct)t;ii;t'i3I'I_’ro-
-. bate for the district of Exorwalk, aippditited
Cottrtttissiortt-rs to receive, examine, and adjust,
the claims of the several creditors of the estate
or‘ \Vlll. Ualt-, late ol'said Norwalk, deceased,
roptcscrrtt d insolvent; do hereby give notice
that we shall nu.-ct on the business of our said
ttpprrirrlttrctti, at the dwelling house of-David
Stcvctrsott, in saitl Norwulk, on the |ast,Mondays
in May and September next, at "ion o'clock
fortzuuoo, on ettvl) ofsaid days; six months from
the :2-3th day of March last being allovi{'erl‘Iiy'
.-aid Court for the exhibition of claims against
said estate. A. E. BEAR-D H’
' ‘ NOAH wtI;doX.
Nrrt‘w;tlli. April ]0llt I337. Commisr’-3
'I‘VV‘J BUYS WANTED-
ETE AE\"l‘ED two boys, between the age of
‘G 1-1 and 16 years, to serve an apprentice-
ship at the Ilatting business. Applv to
SlIER\VOOD 65 OSBORN.
~ put 10. 1837. 5wtf
FOR SALE.
ltr
Darrlutrv.
" "‘IIEsloop hlitrerva, of this port, recently
‘ COll)lllal1tIL’tl by Daniel K. Nash. Meas-
ure eighty one, '7(5-‘.."-'3 tons, four years old this
spring, a lirsr rate stllltfl‘, arid §§'§ll found. She
is now lyirrgut the head oftltisg ltarbor. For
furtlrer particu‘.;"s t-ntptirc of '
Capt, D. K. NASH
\V.VI. J. STREET, or
. ‘ w..\1. K. JAMES.
N()li\\'{llf{,it\lllI'(:ll 22, 1836.
5
Court of Probate, District of Nonvalk,
‘.jt:tlQ ol Comic.-tit nt,
S‘! l')i’HI~‘.\'- S.\ll'l"II, lisq. Judge.
AT A C-oUtt't‘ or l’ltt)BA'l.‘l-‘.,holderr at Nor-
walk. witbirr and for the Distrit-t of Nurtvalk, on the
t7’rlt'd'.r_r of Aprii,A. It. 18:57. the subscriber was
.-appointed atTmir:i_=tr:ttor on the estate of Thaddeus
S ersing, l;.tr- or’ rt rltnn, within said l)lstricl dec’d.
Six rrrontlrs have lie-ctr-lirtritegl rind ttllowetl by said
(:.,.'.,. rm» 11",,‘-,.-.»d,tin.-.-1 to'pt-e'1£énr‘thgi't‘cllrirnsagainst
-ai.l tlslilllf. All claitnis not 'pt'c‘se‘r:'_tt=ld_’ 'w‘t’t‘lri_t‘r"th&t
.im¢~_ [.1-.rpt3rl_v :tlIc.«i.<'il, I5 Illé Stlitl» AIIIHIIIISITHIOH
.\ ill be (it I)ill't'(‘(I tr l‘('(,'0V"l‘_V- '
~ ,.., M.-\'I"I'HEW' MARVIN,
A’dtnitristrator, with the will annexed.
iv-G
(j,,,m1 of Pi-olnrte Di:-|.rit:t of 1\‘orwalk,
Stars of Con-tecticttl.
S'I'l3l”lll-2r\' S.\ll'I‘Il. F.-‘q. .lud,,_-re.
'l‘ a Court of Probate, hold» it at Norwalk, with-
in and for the i)i.t- Il'I of l\'ot-wall-:, on the 15th
day of April, A. D. I337: On motion ofDuVitl Chis
cltcsre:-, Adtnitti.<t-;at_or- of the estate of Mary Chi-
,-[,,._.-‘...-, l-he of Wilton. within said District, deceas-
ed, IIIH szritl Court ttppollricd the ‘.’.9rh day of instant
April, at It) o’t~.rt-ck, A. M. at the Probate Ofllceln
-at-J llistr-§(:t for ltcarittg, allowing, and settlement
or the Atlrrritti-traliott Accottnt of salt! estate, of
wltirlt the .~\tJ:niuistr:ttor' was directed to give pub-
tit‘. notice to all |)t‘l‘SOIlS interested in said estate, to
“pp.-lu-(it' tln.-_v see cans:-,) before said Court. at said
time and place, to be heard tltcrootr, by advertising
mi,-, ordwl‘ according to law.
In tt-sr‘tmou_v wlfércof, l have hereunto set my hand
mu] the scat or‘ said Court, the day and year
ft.st abort: writt--n
..,-b S'l'EI‘HEN SMITH, Judge.
'1
Court of Prdlrate, District of Nurwalk,
State of (‘earner-ticut.
S'I‘Iii‘Iil«'.N S-.\‘Il'I,‘.H, Esq Judge.
'l‘ rt Court of I’roba.zc, h{:i‘l:‘-tr at Nttrwalk, with.
ffi in .~.rt:l for the l)i-trier of N'(tI‘W.11,l’li: Qt! (hf! 153“
day of ,-\pti ,A.‘D, IS37: ()n motion of David Chi-
.-,h slt-tr, -\dtn'tui.~n-..rnr of the r-st.lte of l’iteb,e_ Chi-
cltt-stt.-t‘. late of Wilton, \VIIIlIfl said Uistffét; deceas-
tut, the said Court appointed the 29th dayiof ‘iu_S|BtI.t
_x,,,~',|, ,,: ll) o’cloek, A. M. at the Erobat_e"_Ofi1eern
,.,,',,, Dgmict, for l'l'.‘i.ll‘lnf.’.. allowing,‘ ‘and settlement!
of the Administration Account of said »e'st;gtp, of
wlriclt the Adlllllliaitulilf was diret.ted to‘give pub-
lic.n’ot.ir;t-. to all persons iuttzrcstt.-d in: said eslalfi, lo
ippr-nr (ifthey sec cause.) before said Court-, alfald
time and place, to be ncaril tlt't>.re'on,- by a'IIV8|'l|8||‘lg
this order-accordtrrg tolaw. ' ‘ ‘
In t9?-llllltltly wlrercol‘,t have hereunto set my hand
and the Seal of said Court, the day and your
iirsl. abcvc wt-irtun.
Norwalk, April 11, 1837
.3 w b
b"rE1’HEN S.\l1TH,J,ttdge.
Norwalk Chronicler