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vrumble to-iuorrowjust as lustily as ever.
create dismay in the councils of Pandemonium.
Gen. Jaclrson found the country happy and
prosperous. He took in those two Srzizg-i'czcZos,
Benton and Kendall, and it has been bleed and
purge-—blced and purge—until there is nothing
lefthbut a skeleton, covered with muscles as
transparent as parclinient.
_ LUCU-F€3COE.‘.9;‘.’ .
The following articles are copied, (as our
readers will pcrceivc,) from two of the most
subservient Van Buren presses in the country.
The Locos will see tlicrein what they have to
expect from the “Government.” The truth is
the Ailniinis.ratioii presses are fast coining
round to Vllhig principles, (and yet, they dare
not own it,) and leaving their combustible allies
quite in the lurch. -
From llll.‘ rllbuny .~lrgii.a-.
Among other cxtravagancies insisted upon by
the Loco-Foco Dr'll‘i.lZ-‘ll’lS at their late meeting
in the cil.y of New York—tlie procccdiiigs of
which have been ushered to the public tlirougli
their organs, the E:-:amiiiei° and Pliiimlr-alt-r——are
such as these: that all dcbts fbc decl-.1i'ed to be
debts of honor; that thcjudiciary bc rel'ormcd,
and precedents abolished; that the public do-
main be free to actual settlers, and that a state
convention be [Field in Utica, on the ;’.-..l ‘Monday
in Sept. next, to devise a new constitution,wliicli
shall be based solely upon it principle of right of
conscience, and which sl:-all i'Cct‘i,jg'!ll='6(), iieitlicr
law nor the legal right. of protectioii of life and
property. The Saratoga S-I‘:lill!lt’l has reviewed
the address oftliis iiotable body, promptly and
forcibly, and with a sound cxpiisitioii of. the fal-
lacy of its positions : and in the following arti-
cle it playfully satirizcs this last inovcnicnt of
ultraisni, by sketching an outline bf the propo-
sitions to be discussed and .‘3.(lOpl,€‘gl,Zli,*_~l.ll“ zip-
proaching state convention : .
- From the Sui'(zlogu Scizéiiicl.
The New-York Loco-Focus have recently
conceived such an aversion to the credit system,
tlii-it they avow tlieiiiselvcs in favor of ]‘t‘[)"€llil)g‘
unconditionally all laws for the collection of
debts. VVc are informed that the delegates froiii
this county to their appro=ichiiig_5 state conven-
tion at Utica will be specially instructed to ad-
vocate the followiug iii-lditional propositioiis :
1. To raise‘ the value of gold and silver, so
that every dollar shall count twenty-five.
To discontinue the present iiuti-deinocrat
ic mode of admiiiistnriiigjustice, and so amend
the constitution as to allow controversies ofeve
ry kind, particularly those rcspectingliinii titl-.'s,
and such as arise out of banking or p-.'I.l‘l.ll'.’l'Sllip
dealings, to be tried by the people in town meet-
ing assembleil. .
3. To abolish our present mode of creating
‘public offices, and in lieu tlicreot‘, to let the as-
pirants assemble annually at the “Park” and
settle all questions ofpre-eminence among them
by a game at liussle-cap or cliuck-faitliiug.
4. ’l.‘o abrogate so much of ourexistii:gcrinii-
nal code as prohibits pctit larceny, and make all
‘such transactions matter of account between the
. parties, depending for their proper adjiistiiicnt
-_upoi_i the “ honor” and “ conscience” of the of-
fender.
' These things are certainly wortliy ofthe grav-
estconsideration, and we tlierélorc respectfully
beg leave to press them upon attention the of
the Loco-Foco coiifraternity.
\Vitli regard to the first and second of the
above propositions, they are so obviously need-
ed, in order to perfect the new dispensation
.which is about to dawn upon us, as hardly to
require one word of coinuient. '
The third will cliectiiully prevent that monop-
oly which inielligeiice and good bchziviur may,
and government should be changed, arid that he
should have the privilege of conc-ociing';a better.
He is ‘a restless, unsatisfied mortal ; and could
behave all his heart desires to-day, he would
The Devil will grieve when Kendall, Blair and
\Vhitncy leave \Vashington ; for the work of
fdemoralization has gone on so swiininingly un-
der their diabolical agency, that better men must.
From the New .Haven Daily Herald.
AVVFUL (}0NFAGR'l‘TI0N.
» One of the most destructive and distressing
eonliagrations which has ever befallen our city-
exceeilcd in extent only by the large lire Ollfllle
\Vliarl', in 1820, and probably not equalled by
that in the amount c.l'sidl'eriiig pi'oduced—occur-
red lust riiglit, by which fifteen or twenty biiild-
ings in the heart oftlie city are reduced to a heap
of ruins. The alarm was giveii about half past
8 o’clock. The fire was found to proceed from
11 small wooden building, containing zi large
qiinuiity of swingling low, in the rczir of the
lcubi et ware house olfll. B. l3o‘.v(litcli, in Orurige
‘street, from which it very soon commiiniczited to
‘line ware house in l'l:0l’Il,'21l]tl the adjacent build-
gltlgs, .progrcssing wiili tearful i‘apiil,ity, until an
lilizit’ portion ofthc square between the dwelling
house of Henry \lVliite, Esq. in Orange slrcei,
and the large brick store occupied by Col. Gardi-
ner lliorse. in Chapel street, together with the
iiiziss of buildings in the rear, were enveloped in
one b‘lll_‘_{lC sheet of fluiiii-, and eiitirclv crorisiiiried.
iliiist o['tliebnili;liiigs on the north side ofChapcl
Street. ll‘()ll‘t the New l.“l‘d\’CI] Bank to the store of
r. TliaddcusAusiiii, were also more or less in-
jurcd. '
Notwitlistaiiding the lireuien and citizens re-
paired with their iisuzil proiiiptiicss and alzicrity
to the scene of ilcvzistution, yet owiiig to the
combustible nature of most of the buildings and
inaterials, aided by ti strong s(iiiilicastci‘ly wind,
wliicli prevailed at the time, all i-lliiris to check
the progrcssoftlic lluiiics proved uii2.ivailiii_-'_z_, until
near 1;), o'clock ; and it was not until between
2 and .3 o’clock in the morning, they were com-
plctely subdued. '
\Vo are unable to day, from the coiifiisioii
which every where prevails, to give ucciiraie in-
lbiiiiiatiiin oftlic amount of tl&HX12)_L{(:SLiSil1ll]Ctl iii
the loss ofproperty or the number of buildings
ilc.slro_ve<l. The following, as for as we have
been able to ascertain, is a list of the sullcrc-rs,
with the buildings that were wholly or partially
destroyed :
()R.'L.\'G.'-I STI‘.YCE'l‘, wi-:s'r SIDE.
Dyer VVliite, ESQ.-(l\\"€lllll_,’{ liouse COl'lSlllt2l’£1'
lil_v iujiired, bziriideslroycil. l.‘ltlllI'_\’ \Vliite, Esq.
ilw3’l'in_«_: house slightly injured, wood house in
the rear destroyed, Samuel S; B:-issctt, Look-
iiig Gl{l5§:-tiiat]UlllCl0I‘)’, building and goods most-
I_\_/ ilcsiioyeil. Partially insured. J. B. How-
ditch, Cabinet \VL!l'6l]()USL‘, with worksliop in the
rciir. entirely consuiiied. Partially insured.
Yciiiiiiciis U ””l\loi'eliouse, Chair and Sign
l’-uiiitc entirely destroyed. Insured.
cii.-iri-‘.L 5'l‘REE'1‘, soU'1'u SIDE.
\'i’m. A. Tlioiiipsoii, dry gooils'stoze. destroy-
ed. Fully insured. Bciiuli Bradley, slice store,
dcstro_veil. insured. 56 M. Pzirkenmiliners.
ilcstroycrl. Misses Tyler, dress makers, destroy-
ed. \V. l“ziii‘cliil.‘l, ladies’ Shoe store, dc-
s'.io_vei.l. liisurcd. L}. \V. 6: A; G. Tuttlc, dry
gnoils store, destroyed. No insurance, goods
saved. Norris E. Caudee, linen drapcr. no in-
siirnnce, total loss. ‘V111. lt‘.:iircliild, ladies’ shoe
,._~
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store. Noin.-turaiicc.goodspartlysnvcd. \Vrn.
C. _llnlilwiu, slice store. No insurance. Bost-
Partially insured.
Horace Maiislield,
wick C»: 'l‘rczidway, saddlers.
ll. A. Rt-cil, grocery store.
lioolis-toi'c;iiidbindery. lusurcd. Sziiii’l\Viii.ls-
woiili. t3}iCll£lllge oliii-.0. Partially insured.
tjlilos liliinslicld, lint store; Jonailian Fooie.
slice siorc ; \Viii. A. Law, thread and needle
store. Insured. Cr3l'Llll)r‘f Morse. drug and
paint store, sliglitly injured. D. P. Tucker,
C()l:ll.’Cll()ll8l‘y ziiid fruit store and dvvcllingiii the
F0111‘, priiir~ipzill_v destroyed.
L‘il.‘.Pl£l.. S'1‘i1EI-‘.'l‘, NORTII SIDE.
Mrs. Scott, millincry store, building and goods
principally destroyed. No insurance. Mrs.
l_.:iug«_loii. iiiilliuery Sl()I‘G,(i0. do. Partially in-
siirvil, Miirlt '\Votis‘ler. _£_"l’t)(1Gl'y. siiiiicwliat in-
jured. .l. 3:; .l‘. D. Beecliler. stove and lamp
store. building principally destroyed. Partially
iiisnrcil. D. \V. Davenport, fziucystore, slight-
ly iiijurcd.
llesiiles the above, [1 number of out—hoi.ises
and oilicr buildings, were inure or less injured or
entirely ilcsiroyeil.
Our iirouieu did nobly. Every arm was
nervcd for the contest, nor were their exertions
l'elr',l.\U(l until their appalling foe was completely
SlllJtlUC‘(l.' Neiilicr should the conduct of our
Fair lItl\’€.‘lI frieiids be forgottim. They tlcw to
pcrcliance, secure to iiiilivitliials in the way of
political ailvaiiceniciit: it will aid, iiioreovci‘, in I
insuring the complete and pcriiiziiieut triumph,’
of the great principles of equal rig/il.s'.
sembliug it has too long been deplored by that
meritorious class of our fellow citizens. who,
through disincliiiaiioii to labor, have occasional-
ly been forced to the now soniewliat. questiona-
ble expcdient of taking wiiliniit iicgolla.’ion., or,
in couiiiioii parlzicc, .s‘tcul£ng' the iicccssities of
life.
Froiiibdieigihi/ic‘:C'o u ri c r.
GOOD NE-‘v"v7S F.?i{{)DI BIESSIFSSEPPI.
Tiir: J-ZLEC'1‘l0.l\'.
The election in Adams county has resulted in
El triumph ofilie \Vliigs uiore coiupletc arid more
glorious than the most ardent lover of his coun-
try could have aiiticipaieil.
The official returns from Brunefs precinct
were received yesterili-_iy alieriiooii. The result
was, for
Prentiss, 26
Acee, 26
Claiborne, none
Gholsou, none
The whole county of Adams has given the
following vote :
_F_or Prciitiss, \Vliig, 577
Accra, \l.7lii;__r, -3-'36
Claiborne, Tory, 210
Gholson, Tory. 186
Hurrah for old Adams ; SHE, at all events,
has done her duty.
The Whig majority, has nearly doubled
since last November.
It is something remarkable that .Bruncr’s pre-
cincts which two years agosczircely returned one
Whig vote, gave us at this election, not a ina-
jority, but their whole ticket—-the names of
‘ .Claiborne and Gholson being returned with a
couple ofcypliers attached to each.
The people of A.d.ims county deserve all praise
, and all honor for their independent adoption of
the two patriots, Prentiss and Acce. \Viibout
, other prompting than their own disr.-rimiuation
between the right cause and the wrong, they
united under the banner ofour counir_y’s cause;
and, gave substantial proofs to Mr. Van Bnren
and his subordinates in oliice, that for those who
w’ ask the favors of the citizens of Adams coun-
t in their_names, dcfeat.—ccrtain, humiliating
defeat will be their sure reward.
CIIEERING I-‘ROM NORTH CAIIOLINA.
Extract of a letter from .Was/iingtoii, N. 0.
dated July 29.
- ‘9 The Congressional election --has this day
tcrmgpated, and the \Vliigs have succeeded by
the largest majority ever obtained in this district.”
The N. Y. Star says, that the election termi-
nates on the 10th of -August. That in this dis-
trict itcommenced on the 27th July. Mr. Slan-
Iey is the candidate clectedand by a very large
' Whig vote—the district generally gives ii small
Whig majority. Things therefore look well for
North Carolina.
Liciiig in hojic.-—An elderly man, probably
about 70 years of age, on being asked iflie htltl
.nny,family, replied ‘with great na_ivct,_c—~“ N 0,
-‘sir, not at present.”
As to l
the fourth, the absence of some provisions re-y
the rescue with that energy and proinplness
which has licrclofore characterized them on
siiiiil.'.i' iiccusioiis, alliordiug such timely and elli-
cieiii aid as demands the warmest zicknowledg—
iiiciits ol'ourcitizciis.
The exertions of our Fire Department, as it
body, in this emergency, are worthy of all praise.
Their plan ofopcrationsin quelling the flames
displayed a degree of wisdom and energy which
fully evinced that they are worthy of the impor-
turii trust tliut has been confided to their care.
Great credit is also due to the students and
otii'ceiso1' Yale College, for important services
rendered by them on this occasion. Among other
iiisianc-cs, we have been informed that a niim—
ber ofsiudeuts removed the entire stock of books
from the store of Messrs. Durrie 65 Peck, which
after the tire wassiibdiied, were safely restored
to their proper places without injury.
\Ve take pleasure in stating alsothat a number
of ladies, in the exercise of that sympathy which
is an ()l'l'l{}!I‘l(3l1l. to their sex, were actively en-
gagcd in furuisliing refresh moms to the exhausted
tirciiien. and rendering such other aid as was in
their povrcr to give.
The benefits derived from the forcing pump of
Mr. Rowland and the supply of water obtained
from the Canal. are int-alculable.
By this distressing calamity a large nuiriber
ofour fellow citizens--many of them defenceless
females-—liave been in a moment turned out of
house and home, and deprived of their property
arid,tiicir ordinary means of obtaining :1 liveli-
ho d. They should be rcmemlicrcd by their
i ore fortuiiaie neighbors who have the means of
relieving tlzcir wants, and their situation render-
ed ascoiiifortable as possible.
VVli:it renders this disaster the more distressing.
is the fact that there is no doubt that it \vastlie
work of an incendiary. Until these incarnate
dcirioiis who infest our city, are detected and
brought to coiidign punishmeiil, there can be no
sccuriiy for persons or property. Let every
citizen be on his guard.
The N. Y. Evangelist has been purcliascd by
Messrs. Coolidge dz: Lambert, and is to be edited
by the Rev. E. N. Jolins:-n, pastor of the third
Presbyterian church in this city. The only mo-
tivc assigned for this change is, the desire of
many friends oftlie paper, that it should be con-
ducted by Prcsliyloriaits.
The Boston Atlas speaks of two cables,
uinuiilhctured by the Boston Cordage Company,
expressly for the Pennsylvania. They were
each one hundred and twenty fatlioiiisin lenglli
and weighed eight tons apiecef Rising three
tbousarid strands have been twisted together to
form, these enormous ropes.
New ORLEANS. July 22.
Anal/icr Ducl.——.-Yesterday :1 duel was fought
at Carroliun. on the race course, about 12 o'clock.
The combatants were coopers. They fought
with rifles at the distance of fifty paces. As
usual, ilicre was a crowd of spectators to witness
the liglit. Tliclirst lire one of_.thern received the
bullof his antagonist in the back of his right
hand, which came out a little above ilie wrist.
The man was shot before he pulled the trigger
of his rifle--be tlicn fired and grazed the ear of
[his adversary. No further harm done. Like
generous enemies after the lirst shot ll.l€'~/' ad-
vanced, shook hands, buried the tomahawk,
drank a jiilep, and Sll]0l~‘.9.Ll the Calumet ofpeace.
\Vc are happy to learn, while we condemn the
disgra(:el'iil alléiir, that it was no more fatal than
it litls been. The quarrel arose about a game of
doiniuor-.s. How liiolislilyscnsitivc iiicu are this
l1Ul. weather ".7
F.L€)li*§l1'I}.—3..
. \Ve regret to learn fmiii a coi‘i'e.spoiiile'iit, who
is well iuliiiiiicd, that there is no icliziiice to be
plziced upon the liidiuns; that they have no iii-
teuiiou of eiiiigratiiig. It is believed that the
lllicaslllieys. Talluliasses. Tullopecs, and Indian
iicgrocs, must be cxtci'iiiiiiatcr_l before the Semi-
noles proper can be rciriovcd.—--.Sarmiiza/i Geo)‘-
gluiz, .,7ul_'./ 533.
.81. Augzisllizc, July 22--Arm_y r7l’]()UC)72C7'I.l.--
hlzijor Gen. .lc-ssup, who has been detained in
this city for £1 few days past, on account of ill
hetilih, left here on .‘_~'zi!iiiilu_v l'Ilt)I‘lill'Ig in the
SlL‘Zillil)t)fll Clizirlesioii l'oi'l3l'.ii-li Crock. He had
iiiudc 21 will upon our cxcciitivc liir h force of
men ; and diiriiig his stay here he was busily
engaged in ()l‘f_{€.1l.‘l}‘.ll)g iiiouiitcd and iiif-.iii'.ry
coiiipauics for the proteizliori of the froiitici‘scttlc-
H'l(’t'llS and for active duty in the lie-ld.
lt is the iiitcuiiori of Gen. Jcssiip, and we
learn from it source cutitlcil to credit, to ('.‘l1ll)l'2](‘(’-,.
wiilioui fartlicr delay, every fnvorxiblc opportuni-
ty to liriiig the Seiiiiiioles, to llll(:\il1Lllll0ll7.ll
sul:iiiis.-.ioii.; and he will, we liirilici‘ learn, re-
quire every solilici‘ to be in readiness to iriarch
at 21 monicnt’s wiirniiig to any point WllUl'C he
riiziy deem it I'l€(.'C:SS2'll'y to strike ii blow, duriiig
the siiiiiiiicr moiiilis.
C-‘cu. Jcssup is ilcsiroiis of relying principzilly
upon the Florirliaiis, to it-rminzuc this lndir.
wai ; and we are pleziscil with the spirit of
cliiviilry iiiiiiiifestetl by them wliciicvcr his
wishes have been made known. The moiinted
men lieiiitends for active diity——tlio iiifaiitry are
for local ilcl'ei'icc ; and so far, as arc ll]ll)l‘ln-
ed, his plans are zirrniigod with the r:ii'ctiiiispec-
tiou and core ofii liruve arid expei'iciiircd Gciicral,
ariil we hope he may siiccccd. llut wlicthcr
successful or not, Floridaiis will do their duty.
F{}'.7§icIE'i'£f1'.
The foilowiiig items. comprise every thing of
any interest since our last :
A Paris paper states that the Mcxicaii govern-
ment lins applied totliat of Fraiicc to mediate
between the Mcxiczui republic and our own, rc-
spcctiiig the existing matters ol'dill'erciicc, and
especially ll]C revolt oftlie Tcxians.
-»
_ D _— vill lC£1VC tlie Steamboat
uhurf near the uridge, on Saturday afternoon,
_ ilie 12th iust.. .115 o'clock. for an C.‘~2CU:‘$lt)l] on
Lupg Island Siiuuil—-returiiiiig to tlié Bridge at
9 o clock sonic evening. Tickets for the trip -'30
cents each.
Norwizik, May Shh, 15737.
V37 A 32"? E B‘,
.E'.I‘.l.-ll‘-.'£‘ active boy as an apprentice to
153- the ,B.).l{l.ll,'=" liiisiiie.-us. lnquir.-2 of the sub-
&C1‘llJL"1’. S.=\?ilUl<J l. 1. BUNTIN-G.
Noi'wnll-.', August 7, 1837. 13‘3ti"
1122
Court of i’robate, District; of Noi*wi~.lk, )
-..i'!.'.ite of Ciiniii-i:i.ic:i:t,
‘.Vl‘vI. ST. JOHN, Esi1..liirlge.
' T a Court of 1-’robai.o hol:}cu .-it.‘ Nor-w=;ilI;,
'13;-xi V‘.'lll‘il.'1 tt 1} for tilt.‘ DiSl,)‘lt:t (if Ntiyi-,';ri']{. 0;’,
wire 7n. .z.-._=,- of .-ii.;_-ii.-i, A. in. .15.—~:r:—'i'i..- éaii;
sct'iiiCr ‘.v'»s< E’i})fl'.)illl‘.‘(l ."\.’.llilllli.<‘.l‘Iil_Ol‘ of the es-.
t:‘*.t~'.r oi‘ ‘ lzhir iii. i "‘ ' ’
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witliiii so l)istrict, l'i'.'CL‘il:~t‘il. J‘_:.'.'{ niij.’!il,;-5
have ‘or-r-in "
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ini ed and t:l:.~\\'I."t1l;'~.’ s:-ii‘ Court to.-
thc CI'L‘(lli0i‘S -~
to }J?CS{‘.l}lilif,‘ll‘ cl: izns tlffztltlsf. .,,.i;}
lcsiiitc. /‘.-..l Cl‘.'.lil3.5 not pxt‘. . .-d vvitl:iii Lb:-.3
time, ].‘i‘u'7;.("i'l_‘/'till.13Sl.(?tl, to said Adniiiiistiu-.tcr,
,\'.'}li he dcl-a.r:2il ."-- i'cr:m.'oi-y
l:§_ir2~2] six M-U. i-:'L ii-tcoT'i',
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fiilllif suli.~.ci'il:x—irs lizivi.-ig l)t‘l?ll by the lion.
, -. . . -. . .
.5. Lxiiirtol l.’roli.-it.c tor the _l__)lSi.!‘lf!l’ oi
wall-:, 1-.I)_Dt)!l1.i’(‘tl Coinmissioners upon the sstiiic
i‘it_of' his (fl't.‘(lliL()l‘S, ll’J‘.'(,‘lly give notice that we
Wlli ?.tii'31.'i. for the :li.:cliargc of our duties at Ste-
vcn.<r.-ii's liotcl in I‘i(.II“.\’t’.ll§., in said l)is-‘vrict, on
the I334} day of October i!t'.‘.'i, anti the fL‘?)tli day
Oi: .l=.:nti~iry next, at 10 o'clock, A. .=‘~.-l., on ezurli
of EZ‘.E(l d.-iys. i‘J,:i-jg Court liziih liiiiitcil six
nioiitlis from this (late for the cxliiliition and
pron." before us of claims ii;_|':tll‘.St said (state.
(.3l1r.‘i li.liES l.lr‘.l.li LEY,
.l'."\..\il‘lS B. FAIE-‘;.‘-.1.-tZ‘I, ‘ C:)ni:1’i’i‘5.‘
'1: ‘\ 1-1 V , -
Y .2. l‘l‘.l’l-lint‘-I sari El-E, §
l\;=.irwal.’-:,.l=.ily 739, i823 . 3.22
‘.;:V _-{W *uv_17 - ‘ r-.---
iii v.§'.=‘£ r.‘i_. 2.341.,
L‘ the subscrilicrs, li.-wing on the Gib day
“€' ii of .iUl_V, A. D. 1837, been appoii'it.cd by
the Court of Probate for the District oi" \Vcst-
port, Ccmniisr.ioners to receive, c:~;ainiiie and
=.idjiist'. the claims of the several creditors of
_Sli'l‘l‘Z A. SEARS, of said \-Vestport, an insol-
gyciit delitoi',wlio has assigiicd his property for the
Letters from Naples, ofdune 10th, give pairi-
’ul accounts of the iuvagcs (.‘()lDI1]lll(:(l by the.
Cholera. The N:-npolitui'is were e.'irnsil_v iiii-,
ploriug the assistance of St. .ltlDU<'ll’lllS against
the disease, and the king, to quicken the sniiit’s
zeal. had bestowed upon him the graiid cross of
the orderofSi. Ferdiiiand and doubled his pay
as geueralissimo oftlic army.
The latest accounts l'i‘ou'i Denmark were, that
the king was dying. There are iiiifavorable re-
ports also as to the liealib of l3ci‘n'.idotie, king of
Sweden.
Sonic Swiss tailors have petitioned the Coun-
cil of Zuricli, dcuiandiiig the art of stitching
broadcloth to be coiisidcrcil a liberal pro/"c.s'sio7z,
(cgibbagiiig is prob-.ibly iiicziiit.)—Sim.
(EDZDS D i‘S?*Ti}.".
Green fruit for sale about the strects——cliildrcn
buying it,-—two for a cent. Better swallow the
pennies whole. Ifuriforrl Courier.
The papers are making a great fuss about a
doctor in New Haven who raises cucumbers for
market. ll‘ the doctor’s cucuii'iliei' beds help to
iriaku sick beds, \‘.'ll0sC business is it ’l——Hui‘(/i*~.ril
Courir;:'.
.2 1'
Samuel Chester, hack driver, in Pliilzidelpliia,
fined for cliaigiiig more than legal rzitcs.——
“ Charge, Cl)C$lCl',Cl]f1l‘ge l”—IIa'r(/brcl C0lt'I'l(3)‘.
Soiiicbody says, the government has broken
so many liouscs, it ought to be sent to the peni-
tentiary for house-brczikiiig. No iion-comuiittzil.
-10.
Green corn has ai'rived in Philadelpliia market.
He that licuhears to eat, let him cat.—I(i.
Sliip arrived at the Sundvvicli Islands-—eiglit
iiiissioiiarics ubovr: deck, one hundred liogsheads
of rum below. Ilcntlicn drink the ruiri-—niis-
Sl()lli'1l’lCS‘pl‘Cfl(.‘l'J iioiii top ofliogslicads.-—-ll).
Cluiiiiaizl to I/ic British 1"/iroiic.——Mr. \Vood
zi payniaster ofa rcgiiiicut in the loiiian lslozids,
has lately come out as a natiirul son of George
IV. and Queen Carolina. He states his name
to be John Guelph. and that he is prepared to
prove his birth beyond the possibility ofa doubt
Vwllell the proper time arrives. He is represent-
ed to be perfectly sane, and a highly respected
ofl‘l(:cr.
l4'7a7.~iiig Iii/iiscl/'.—A Dutchman the other day
bid an 0.\’li"U.0I‘(lll]:tl'}’ price for an alarm clock,
and gave as a reason, “ Dat ash be lofl"d to rise
early, he had nothing to do but bull the string,
and he could wake liiinself.”
Reign. of 'lVoiiici2.—Tliis is truly the era of
female 1't‘.lc! England, Spain and Portugal are
each governed by a young Queen. If the priii—
cess Victoria is as successful as her predecessor
“the good Queen Bess,” Old England will be
happy. The greatest virtue on her part will be
sutlicient firmness to resist the macliiiiations of
those around her. It is feared the poor girl,
however, will realize the old saying, “ uneasy
is the head that wears a crown.”
By the death of \Villi2im lV., the Haiioverian
possessions are separated from the Britisli Crown.
the Duke of Cumberland (the oldest survivor of
the sonsol'Georgc lll.) bccouiiug, by this event,
King of Hanover, by the ellect of the Saliquc
law, which prcvailsiiitliat Goverriineiii', though
not in the Britisli, and excludes l'eii'ialc licritagc
ofdoniiuiou. This separation will be no loss to
l:lriiziiii, the Govcrniiieut of l‘l:iiio\«'er having zil-
ways been to that iiiition it bl.ll'tl6n, which the
Britisli People, of all classes and all panics,
will be glad to get rid iilZ——;“*.'iit[oizul Iiilclligcizccr.
lourt ol'Prol.iate, District of i‘§oi‘walk, 2
Static offloiineciicur,
\VlLLlAM S". JOHN, Esq. Judge.
T a Court of Probate, lioldeu at Nor Valli,
fl within and for the District of Norwalk. on
the 7th day ofi\iigiist, A. D. 183"/'—'l‘licsubsizribcr
was zippoiiiled i1ilii'iiiiisti'uloi' with the will aiiiie.\:-
ed, of the estate of AARON KEElgE.'i{, late of
Norwalk, within said District, (lecased. Six
niontlis have been limited and allowed by said
Court for tlie creditors to pro.-scut their claiiiis
against said estate. All cluiuis not presented
within that time, properly nttesteil, to the said
Adrniiiistrator will be ilr~l:.'.irretl :1 recovery.
3122] LE VVIS G E-‘.lL(.}Ol{Y. Adni’r.
Court of Probate, District of Norwalk,
State of Con iiectirrnt,
' \VILLlAM ST. .lOHN, E511.-Jlltlgc.
JQ-T at Court of Probate, lioldou tit Norwulk,
within, and for the District of Norwalk, on
the 7th day of Aiignst, A. D. 1837--Tlic sub-
scriber was appointed Ailministrzitorofilic estate
of MERCY KE ELER, late of Norwalk, wiiliin
said District, deceased. Six moutlis have been
limited and allowed by said Court for the creditors
to present their claims against said estate. All
claims not presented within that time, properly
attested, to the said Adii.iiiiisli'a'.or will be debar-
rcd :1 recovery.
benefit. of his creditors, hi,-rcliy give notice that
we will meet on the bzisiiiess of our appoint-
iiiciit on the i3b':.li day of Aiigi.ist, andon the
10th '.l;:_v 0'.’ .laiiuzii'y ncsit, at the ll():l_«~',3 iil’,l<]liad
Ftlil'Clilli’l, inn i»{CC_l‘)(.“i‘, in said ‘~‘Vcstport, at 10
No l‘- .
oi‘: Llillfl TAYLO ll, of \‘i"iltui=, in sziiil Dis- l 1t)_(,iz,‘-Q
ti'ict,~.vtio hath assigiictl his property for the l.l-."iit‘.~-l
fé?’.£-tattiirs HERE fiiriartzip.
, FINE assortment for sale at. prices or
' ' pending with the pressure of‘ the firms. by
LE Cl CLARK.
20
\')‘>"'L7?-
Norwalk, July 27, 13:37,
N9.-‘C?’-’li‘§CE:'7.
'I‘.4..l{l~lN up by the subscriber on
or nboiit thef27ili of Jtfiio, ii <l:iri<
. hey lilorso, with one white spot in
-2 the fort-l'iv:iil, no other p:=.rticiil:1r
./I iiiaik ;- the said horse was l'oi‘iii-.‘.rly
owned by tllt’¢.S‘iliJSt:1‘ll)«’ r. "“ nor can li:i'-.'e
i .:c ow
s.-rid horse by proving the .‘!.'ZiI’l=" to be his ii!‘:ili:}l‘-
15y. 'DANlEl.- B:‘_F.LO'i‘.’.
Stainford, .lul_v 3, 1337. 3.21‘
Ul°i‘lif.fl:i.l-‘L3’ 9'.§U1‘il°”zl.,3’.:3
7:j§‘t'IIl'l sii':iscri‘o::i's have just rirccivctl
it.$EUl‘ilillI‘lli. ii
.‘71
Jli
0
:1 laigr:
S :'..'.lr’.li"
\‘«.'lllCll w<-i~;.- lii '.i"".'ii
[ll'lfft'S its will "- ‘
(:'.'i;i' l;cli.)i‘-: <ili'._i'i il
s-.irt.ii;cnt at i)i':.tEE.‘ill
DR Y (7 (,7()Df~',
tor “<3.-.sii,” and at siiizl:
1
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-45
i _ ‘I ,
.iao~'.: tlicm to :.-'.,-d Ctl£'i'.ll‘.‘l' tlizii.
the if-.«:
2‘
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in
l.: [1
iiity,
.» 9..
LA t.Z
Tll,‘.‘{‘t tlorii‘ to the Mill, '.x‘li
1::-tic ‘J-'.)".l l-\;lie'ls “-Vii‘, :11. .’i1‘i.’l la
qiialily W". l;;d.‘.‘.--.Lol.issr:..-' ; ll}.
lirzixi-‘iib".i;1:-.a*.~:, oi’ \'7’l :'ir-.11? t;’.’..'.'.il:’.i.':5 3.21;‘, pl-‘.;.,-;~,
‘SUE! lbs. i5.:l'ei'2iti:;=; 1;3(‘;.i lb,-_ -.
‘l':ltiH'.l.‘i uiid ,ll:'-.=.:I.‘l 51) i.- .-;
. V '
’l:t'.‘I.‘:lii1 ‘.2. " ‘-;
)1 .~
llilll
7.-ll liox-7s Di1tl(’ll Li .i.si:.<, .
cm, Grain l_3"~'~" nu: .“:.'iil ’
Also. a , ':.l ti. . oz" F.-".I‘~..?li.‘;'
C-iif)CEll.li:~;:l.
"l-" - ~.. . . . ..
{)\~,‘T‘ :.'I-Llll. - l«'i.:‘.Cl‘l.'-—~
All kiiidiz oi’ C’-iii;1i‘v
".‘."‘7-'
.i .\.1\,
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L\ ,I..".
WE‘,
-2.3;,
.5-i"§‘{-‘if-. .-1.’:
A;'\.i'r]S I-‘i- - 1
Ca‘? Cro:;l.'cry Sl.L?li?, N’).
an e.\’t<-iisivir o.ssrirI.iii-:-nt ::'
:3 i3:=.i‘i‘-..li’s lliiilrliiig-',
l
I
.5‘ _’i' ‘-‘.'."-J A .\'..O lull Z.‘ "1 ‘Ii 17-‘ V l:"".l.‘1<.:ir,':‘;
wliicli li..i will, iiir the pi‘ *‘ at _/}zr:1,'ri,vi/
,I.'I"1.'C-'38. Tlniise \‘,_‘li0 arr ' i1tt_'-,' i‘.'.‘liUiClL~‘
of this ilescriptrn will do 5;-'i~.".: him a
call. '
T\Tl)I‘\Vtlli-' July 8t.i. 1-‘? ‘T. :1’
li;‘iS no.2‘ on l::'.iid rind
for :-‘tile 'l‘t“I‘I/ I://rr/,~i, it lui‘-.;'e~
o’clc-clc, ibrcnooii, on each of said dziys. Si):
l1]0nl.llS li‘.')iii date are allowed by said Court for
tho 5-.ii.:l creditors to r-xliiiiit their rc.=.pectivc
claims. l$’l.‘_i1‘.l’l*llGi‘l Si‘.ll.'i.‘ii,
JOHN GRAY,
g- Coii‘.ni’i‘s.
Vfcstpiii-t, July 16337.
| I’
.3t'.:‘.Z
..,
f:Tt‘{_1l.'t..'li.4 Court of Proliate for the District of
‘ Staiiiliird, liulli liiiiilcdsix iiioiiihs froiii this
date, for ilic cxliibitiou of claims zigaiii.-it the
estate of Deborah l_’almci', dcccascd, lute of
Grccuwicii, in said Disii'ict. Those who do not
exhibit lliC‘ll‘Cldll2lS witliin said time will be de-
bzirred a recovery.
SE'l‘l.I P. QUINTARD, Adui'r.
('ii‘eciivvicli, July 27, 1937. 3:22
3“ "Q7 @""”l‘““’”’”
.El"“§_srl§:§il- —*i‘<.:.—"7‘l ‘ '9;
(,3 TEVl§;\’S cl: BELDE N have just i'er*.(-‘ivcd
IE3 aiiotlie-' supply of Sl".{lSi'1ll«'P.lJlL‘. Dry '.'}ticil.s,
w.l‘.};l‘- \vi l .i'. sold at the i‘iri~scii-‘. Nt.='.v—Y«~rl: i-.;-.
duccd prints. I\'or\vzilir, Aug. 7, 1-’5"7.
Pl '5»!
r‘_-~-- L‘-. "G
1.‘.- ‘:1 '-2.,“r‘\ "ruin ,"'f !:‘-.i \
’£’ll 5.‘; CEL’d ft Lléfilaliclvl .;‘...it=.E}‘
Alla VAY from the subscribers on the 31st
U11. ilav~ot' .lulv last a ho bv the name of
. 7 J
.r.s.Mi<::s' iinowiv, 16 years old. All persons
are forbid harboriiigr or trusting said boy on pen-
zilt ' of the law. \Viioevcr will l'C‘l.‘.li‘l‘i bun to
3 . .
the subsci'ibei's shall receive the iiliovo l‘U\‘v'ftl'(l
but no charges. I. M. GIL ER'l‘ ll: SON
Ridgelicltl, August 4, 1837. ' 3.
{.‘9l"a"iiQ CENT ll{lE‘%VA§ifi3.§}.
'=-"E%ANA'\VAY from the subscriber on the 6th
1-.31. iiist.-int, a lad ngeil about 17 years, by l.llC
r1aiiic(it'(}\VEE‘t l'IARR.iG: N. All pcrsoiis
are foroid harboring. triistiug, or employing said
lioy on penalty of the law. ‘iVlioevcr will re-
turu him to the Sl,'.l)SC'.2‘l_b‘C‘i‘ shall receive the above
reward, but no charges.
RUNA ROCKVVELL.
Augiist '7, 1837. Llt’-"‘2‘3
I‘i{l3'll‘IiClE'I.
T’§;"lIE Ladies Fraginent Society attaclicszl to
£3- Clirist's c iurcli, Grrceiiwicli, will hold t.lieir
Aniiiizil Fair at the house of Mr. Arza B.iiiks,
(late Lyon’s ll-Iansion House, lIorscueck,) on
'l‘liui"sday,17tli iiist., CGl“nlI1CllClllg‘t£.t3;l, o’clocl-:,
P. M.
Grceiiwicli, August 1, 1837.
Rid: eh ii ry,
-7: “.0
~i~u
'i'- it in
li?iE.-’;-E.
1: Ki‘ 9, ('1 i"'."' 1" ~ _ 1-:
12'‘. )1‘ 13-. El xv .l-3.’ ‘ii’ ill‘ 9
Auctioii on the
:w-. . . . .
V ‘v prciriiscs. on Tliiirsilziy, the llltli inst. at
.‘?.o"clo(-lr, P. 31., about -1 acres of land, with a
good ilwelliiig house and new born on the same.
the lioiricstcd of Hciiry Gibbs. iii I\'or\vnlk. zit
3:“ iCil-
ll‘: bill.
VL it.'iii-
ll \\'.l""
L '‘;:--.i'
aiiilvii
3;?’ Bl‘lt.;5-'.‘})0l'l, iiinii i
’-‘‘,_t_‘-’'‘ Cluck.-; and “latch :3 cs;rtiiii._,'
and warranted.
l‘l.'?-ll$.'
Noriviillc, July 10, 15537. I-Six”
Cii:l.‘l.~L’=.‘rlS“ C. #1. §J3§?.££..
THE SUBSCRIBER ()lii’_‘r3 for‘ s:-.le at the
store of .l:in'ics Fiiiiicv, No. :3, ll irriill’.-: l'l-.- -l ,
at select assortnie:-iit of SlltxI".'~‘., of the. lies‘.
cos \\‘lti(.'ll caiiiiot fziil to pl.“ -
es arid Cliildi‘;:i.=’-.3 iillio-‘;< .
ft liniiilsritiie lot of ~33-riiitlzwtv
and ’ (~'
l\"oi-w.'ill{. Jiilj.’ 1;-2t, l:‘_lZl7. 1-
er.‘-
TO l’tl_];\i"l‘——O:‘.e li:ili" r.
, 'I¥{7;TEL3E.'“ -
ALL those who are-iiidcbtcil to the tiraii oi"
. F - l’..<lLi‘...’EIi‘ S; .12’.-lF.'LOl’lf.
are nctiticil that iftbey wisli to save cost, Zlioy
must zitt...-rid to the settlement of their 3.C\?‘}‘i;l'3l??‘
either bv Cilifll or note without delay; for ‘=3,’ the . ,
1:3tiiol‘}':u;:iist ii:-.\:t, the l.-‘t‘»0l£S will be in tin (Li-
c.cr’s liands for collectiiiii.
l*'l.O l D T. PAI.l‘ill".R.
D.-\.‘Zil".i. K. I_}.-\PtL(.>'-{'f.,-
i;..-m,._- July; so‘, 1:23:37. _
Ea r".-a'L'. 25-.‘
r ', ~aaz3(-~,'_1:
"_fl‘.Ji'_‘: 12' :23: 5?; E
- it lllt‘ iili ~:ze of 't“i’c.='tp:_.~ . ,
the ll:<i'.L~'lI side of ;iig.'i1.iii:l; 113'/ca‘, Witliiti 4-’.
i'~c.il.< of the turiipil-Le l.‘}‘E(l§_!'L‘. ‘
cod : .. -
‘$3993 9"."Ci‘y' 'ilflCCSSiU’y -'.
?.E)U_l.1i.iDl1 ofa siniifi
Thu ll'.}1.lF%
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., i.l* in.
:;ir=:".t l.1:.i:i=,7.
. . _. by any in the viz:
ll?) :—‘lll).<Cl‘ll‘ii'P‘i', ai‘,'t‘ii.:
‘Pi’. '1‘.-'X‘II.{ -..
_".f,l.7_
s’L£®G3}E;‘..
llii .=.iil::=ci';l:ci‘, Iliziiikliil for past llt'.’.'.‘,-,
\".".illl ii‘.lii:‘iii liiss L-ii-~lnii2t'i‘3 and llie p-.'-il-
;.:.’lt‘l‘.". '\ till lit‘ li:".Slt‘.li(‘ll the store lzitczly
ipiiwi liv ll. ll. Cliiirso, (iit_:.'ii‘l_y iippiisitc.
'.-..—; (.‘?7‘~-.) xvlir»i'o iii;i_y zilwu_\js lie liiuiiiil :.:..
~'.': iii;-«l cl».-_'v_;:iit 2l‘~‘:’(1i'lil‘it‘l‘il of Ul.'llllC‘l].-'.'.'.».~.'.
1'niitli’s niiil Cliildrt.-ii’s Boots '
:7l'...c.»‘ —-iii.'iili.- iii the best iii:iiiiicr', of tho 3
-l
. i
.i_,’, it
lll£.ilL‘ll€1lS, and iii the llltiril ll1>'lllt)Zl.'_ll)l€ si_vIi~- --
iu. the iim.i rv ii:-‘ti-1.Ill>lC ]Hl('t:S. Pzirticiilu: oi-
ir-iitiou will he priitl to all orders in his llllL', as.-i
tilt.‘ p:iti‘o-nugii otilic public is respectfully ix].
igitctl. '
Vfllilil AM GIUFF.l'l‘[l.
;“.'ni'v.';ill.', fiiiie .l.'P.’, .l«‘:237. 1 f. . '.
WTWW" :3: v :3. rue.
._ (",7'_','{
D 1..
L
err. r;.'5r-_'--vi
I» ..v .-i._a:..c.~.F!
771- ll. l’.-‘il{i.‘1J’cclcbriiicil Sooiliiiig Syrup 5‘-‘
r.-liif:,li‘:»ii :eoil:i::::; the virtues ofwliiirl. E.
i‘t-lirviiig the iiiost (l
.. F
.9!"
lf<ll".‘SSlll'_? r-.'i-
J.A. \‘.-’.l-LE5.-“.
<i)tiipl'ci':'l',’
: ale ll
Ill‘i.'.'llii.“.
L'\i!)
Vl‘ ri'r-<'iv-~il rind liir solo by the siilistzri. -.:.
l.-is l~'riiIi .=iii:l 'l"«.-y F-limp, and for Salt: c:hi- j.
"~‘.“.l l"ii:e .-'\.pplc.=:,
I_,¥-.Ii) ll.--. l‘3::v';.":'i:i Nuts.
(Ci=i{.lll(ll*". \\'. J'l1lrli\"lNllS.
;‘{iii'i.v:‘ill<, .li::ei3 l 5), l«'f\‘I}?’. l-1"’:
.v'i‘.' .-':il.:.-::rilicr w-'i:ilr_l iiospeclfiilly ii‘ii":. :'.::
the initial iniits of I’{or\\.'2illi and vii.-is '
‘lint he lll1f%‘!liClltftl :i Sliop ut. No. -11- llurri
liiiililiiig-', xvi rt: till oiilcrs in his line will
§il'Clll}i‘.l.‘~,.’ Elll("l‘.l,'i‘.".l ‘iii. "WV. K. \VE.‘3'.l.‘():\'.
All ".j,I‘.l'."11{'lll'-J iiizidn by the SllllSCfll;t_".'.
' ii to tit, or no piiy. .‘5toL-ks,
' -2:-s, (Cc. l-;r‘-pt r.-oii.-gtuiitly on liiiiid
\"i’. li. ‘.‘»/‘E "'"(""
ll
‘Al
AK.
...
H‘.
D1 .5l\-
.-.i
3‘ I,‘?
."«.'.‘~l .‘..‘/11 . ..,.. iif‘i.' is i-ipeiiiiig at the .-;t'ir-. 1.-
T Y" ,‘--'\' ‘v'."' C‘
-(1J—\-\ L~I \,!.1.
l
I
Qlll.Vl“.l?. I12‘.-’l S'l‘l".EL Si .-}t"" '= ’,‘i.‘;i'.”-3 arm
. GOGGLES, for sale much lcszs tliziii ii--: ‘I,
in coiiscqiusiicc oftlic rI.~iliii:t.io:i of lnii-.)l‘ (iEli'll!j;
tlicsc days of *' Berittiii I‘.-lint. Drowns.”
Lbjvl CL.='iP.i-Z.
OH
w\1
Norwall-:, July 2-3, 183 .
l:-Q‘ OR Horses and Cov.'~ '
J5‘-. vi'.'.iiii!..y of the .‘.3rid:!
'7‘. '
t I:
ll
tion to i ’
Norwalk, July 18, 15? '3 i
‘=7?
gt "._"‘ all liiiios, for sale very ‘iv:-.p. by
will i.’ €)L.‘~.11i-I.
mi Nni'wall<,'.luly ‘35, 719-137. 113'
4;.‘ T‘i‘-IV.’ liiirdred Old l‘::prrs sitit.n
packiiig up Goods, for s;il1i tins
at 37% cents per lil1tis’.ll'r"tl. .lul_v 13.1.5,
iizrli i.E'l‘Y p=.1ii'::‘ T"i'c:i".li “~.l'ii‘(ii_-no i’$.i5,-:= for
it " ‘. ‘ ‘ . I
by the :~5'.‘...~.3CI‘ll)t’;'l'. Pi-.:.~.e -.‘.r§l.
/111
Gl'1'Qltu_:n
Viltoii, .'\::g_riist 1, 1.8332‘.
.l;‘i3.llZ?§.
Ely's i‘\‘e<:k, so called. There is on the
it combines plezisaiituess of situation, with
l72i‘t2liiy ol'..-‘oil. and is near several iaiitliiigs, bo-
twcrrn which and New York there is :1 daily
coiiiiiiiiiiicetioii. ’ ._
Tcrins iiiade known at the time and place o
.-s;1lc,'.iii'J an iiidisputublc title giveii.
[lE;\‘R‘.r' ("l-ill!)
I‘\'iir\'.'all<, Ai.igiist 8, 18237. ii”"','3.‘2'
s:
s...
1? ' “IX! ="~=:.~'-:3 vfr. '-‘_-‘V’; -§
I .595. ‘ 7’ I." ‘. " z‘‘'." - %*
9:55;: Eu») Qt}, :".lii"fIJ cg‘ i-..u\\7'i. ll
N .lCl'w:-"i>"='Y"UP.i§t§ (:~‘ii'.“.iir.l‘ll-‘DEFT.
.53". JOIIN .(‘.l_Cil'.I:'.l..'.\l:l'.'-_’*(('4.l.l".I"l
T.-1L t‘E5Zf~‘.lO,UUO.
."i'.'t".“'-lb’ of T"'i‘Cll\iL:n'l very rcasoii:ilile—-l-issos
.' Q. proiii§itl'_i' and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a Sillllll yciii'ly suin, save yourselves froiii
Leiiig siicldciily, by the i'i1v:igcs of fire, reduced
to pciiury .'ind'waiit, from circiiiiistaiices ofeasc
anti zitilnencc. Gl.“.-ORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the I-Ioward liisuraiicc Coiiipaiiy, 51
\Vall street, N cw-York.
B ‘i.’ A
‘V
l"' ' *1 V
r..‘; i .l/;’{1.i‘,‘;
prcuiises, good water, and ii variety ol';:oii<l fruit.)
and well worth the attention of iiwcliiiiiics, asl
i .-
ii'il'orni the pub i
crs iii prirtir_-.iil ,
I
"iil-.-' t)'.‘('lljil"il by lilli 1:‘-.il)l;l'lS, Ni). -2» l. as
1'- ili-i:'li, Elli"l1""liill.illll.l c.\::i':isi\'e zissortiiir
" i'::icl-Lori,’ ill}-ll ’..-1.:-2 \v.'ii‘e, \\'i.'l{‘ll lie tiller‘ .-’
film.‘ pulilic in: the U2. ii‘, iict:-iiiiiiiodiiting tt:r‘:2'
llu iii:;.::ds ' :r(_‘t}1l.~‘.lllllll\/' on liziiitl, cv-:.§1‘
1li"ilt.'l(‘ iii zize (‘rm _-ry lizic, (ind iiivltes ‘Sill
give him ‘:i call Lieiorc t‘ -"
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.'iii-.l the piililir: that lac liiis just l'{'(:Cl‘-H I
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iii} i.i)l' .:'L1lt.‘ Lilli li.:‘.'l_S
i‘l'.i>.~tci‘.
I-‘_-‘.}.lill'.1' GROCERIES.
Czinzil lltllll’ by the l)k.ll'l'Cl or at retail; SL1.
‘ ’ 'i'r-2! of ii superior quality, by the qtlflllll‘ .'
il, (:lii;~:ip: §’i;i:i‘.z l..i‘.':~.oii Teri; Sn;
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".’ll‘~'. (.1.-rtt';.-2 l’oi-.iioc-s, Mziclierc
and other kii..l..
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., ;t.‘-.ll:~'lliS, Curi.ii..-.
ilziiiallcs. Soda Bison:
. iiciiimis. iilltl all kind.
of .'irt?.:l.,.- ii.~,:;.=.llyl-:1-pt in a (,Iroccry Store, i .2
oi'v.‘iiii-li he is tl('l(l'Zllllil.{li()Sl:ll(.1S cheap as 1;
cl.c:,;pc.-it, for (l£.:.:ll or l‘L‘L!".l_'y' pay.
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74 T ll‘? 1‘. 5.’ :5 -5-; l*)lCLDi‘I.\' have received ilizr
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Lo‘ :i;r_{ i‘.;i- pzi-t ‘.".'t_‘fEl_\'. :i lui‘gc and spleiidid ;.:
_<t)1'l1‘,]t'11l of i;ii;s?; cvi,-rv dcscripiioii of St-ii.;I»t..
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\‘.li'lt ti splciiiii
and shoes of every de.-cripti
mi with rteaily \‘.'€i!‘i{ on tii -roost t‘t‘t::" ' ~ ‘
The following‘ coni;:~i' E‘. ii in-.i't of 12:
hand. wliic.i he oil’ at the lriwi‘.-1t c:
s.. l? - . -v
‘ . I :1 .2)-.'Ut.:. ul. -) '-'
,‘:,il. ,- i pr. pziir.
:31) pair - «-
$300 do Liiiliirs 1"i't‘~.i:r:b T1: at 87,’, can. do
100 do do Gr.-.il.w t‘ l}t‘.<i- 5,11 5-E1) do
Fill do Misses ii"i:l,'l}i‘.'.‘!':~‘,--)0 .-v.ii-.l 7.3 c. * do
‘ltl ('0 i‘il:ii"s \"v"i1i"-Eiiri.«rtoii Slims 3" do
'* 1 :3
50 do Boys do do “T do
53*.) do C-inks, do do
N. B. All ki;*.d..' of Bur,-ts and Snows lllfltltl to
order, oftlie very best iii:it.e;'ials, and ii.» the u';o::‘a.
liisliiiiiialilc and \v.ii'k:ii:i=ilikc iiiaiiiiei‘.
{L‘f;-* Also on hand rind .t7ir sale zibout one Toii
of first quality Sole l1'.‘2llll7‘i'.
GEORGE .l.‘..‘il.i"‘.is‘.
quencc of the “glorious specie currciicy”—t'or
wliich we teiidcr T. II. Benton 6:. Co. our
(we aliiirist said tlziiiiks, but dou’t nioaii so)—we
are enabled to sell unconimonly low. But to be
serious——we are determined to olller our silver
work at prices which peillars cannot get under.
Cull ruirl sec.
017* ()ur spoons areiwarrmited gooil silver.
LEVI CLARK 8.: CO.
7)
4.
_July ‘.2-‘."i'li, 1837.
" UEN‘S UNl.Vl!lRSALS'l‘RENG' TIE’; ‘-
JNG l’_LAS'l‘]SR, Celebrated for curing
pains in the l')ret\.St, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rlieuinatisin and liver r:oiiipl.'iiiit.~'.,' for
3i.2I? ‘ LL WIS CERF. GORY, Adin'r.
sale by J. A. WISED.
Niirwtilk, August 7, 1837. esztr w;iro.'._ July :3, 19:37‘: ‘.’1tl
V 51*] .1’ Fl {Se
THE SUBSCRIBERS -‘9\ LL tliosc lP.t,it,‘:l)lC(l lUT4‘."Sl.0l‘Ti-_'li'li:ll on i’.ool«:
R1‘) constaiitly l1llll]1'ii‘llCt[ll‘ll!;_{‘SllVC1‘s;)0()l‘lS -75- 01‘ N010 371'“ l'€“.l“-‘5l9ll ll’ “ll (“ml 5‘-‘mi’
ISL and other Silver \Vare, which in coiise- the smile on 01 lictoic the 1st ol 0 pti,-i.iuz.i
next. All accoiiiits rt-iii:i.i::ii'i;;‘ Liiizizzid will be
left in other liands For collection. i‘~i:.-w :ii-i‘ii.iign-
iiient in my business i'cquir<':-t 5.~<‘il-l-'.'l5"’?ll of my
Books. ‘ l.-.l*l':_-3Tl‘-J R ,ll.l:il.Dl:".‘.‘Y.
Nurivtrlk, .lulv 5.’-‘l. 1-337. 5'33
/l3‘il>IE Coiirtof l’roli.itc for the l)i;:ti'ict of
\ Starrford, liatlixliiiiiteil six nioiitlis I'i_'oiii
this date, for the exliiliitiriii of ulziiitis tigaiiist
the estate of LYMAN H. SMl.'l‘l.l, ilcccasod,
late of Stiiniford, in said District. "i'hosc \‘.‘lI0
do not exhibit their claims within said time, will
be dcburi'ed_ii. recovery.
.(l}I.1l1IO1llGl: l}i:itIIl‘{}TIBBARD’ l i-1..-.-.-,-'.-.-5."
.J .' 4‘ . . , i '7
Snirriford, July 17', 1837.
‘J,
1.-li'3(‘i
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l l‘ lijlh
lfirv (,‘lt¢(.“_i.‘i; (,‘oii.<i-tiiig in part of l3'.‘~v.~
L‘.
bit‘
I.
and color cxtz-Hit ; Blziel-: -‘:':"-
ii.-i. ilzi. ; also .".t)!l‘iC Splcii ii.
7'.) piece:-' l"i‘ciirtli priiitcii Cti:-:-
l_)['l,_‘:-’, r-;iilir;ir;ii ;» ‘iii: l;t‘.~.'. zissrirtiiieiit to be four .i
3,; the 4-,,m;i>-,~; ;‘ pi::i:e:i: Dork uiid Light (,‘hin::;
‘» “z-p--.:.<. oftfic }.:ic.-..t p:utr.-i‘iis; l“aiicy, Cliilll;-.
‘., llllt_l i.-tiicr "Die.-s E.-‘liiiivlsz, zi large assor:
ziii iii tii'.‘»l‘1fl'iI1:)FliZl\‘.'li~§ 70 pieces of Siiiiiiii-‘.;'
Léri-..~tls for men liliti youtlis pp.-'i:'cl, and zilriiia‘.
{§\'t__'{“,’ rjtlirrv .']1’{l,.’:lOl() lit‘ liitiilil in ‘tilt’: Dry Uticfl
line,” wliicii \=.‘e ilcciii it \\."liolly iiiiiicccssary I ‘
(3illllil\'l‘Ltl(‘. .€lllll(iL‘3 it to say, any article Wt1l‘llr"'
lit the ,Ur'~,' thiorls liiie——c:;ill and you will be mo.»
siirv to liiiil it, 2‘-.iid at prices calculated to suit:
;‘{iir\vt=.lli, Julie 5, :lS;l7.'*r .— l‘
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v.':i i it o i" it
‘ill by llltt ."-aili.-C
article of lmiioii ifl}'l‘Ll
uii‘i'(;- jiiict) of ill‘! L-'Ji;’iuii, wit and i‘(‘-tttiih
."'.'-;>. :3 l3urr'.=.ii’s Btlilil‘il“i_.l.’."- \v<=.-xi. the .lii‘l(i{_i;(; .- _ .
N. la. B.~\iLEx 61*, SON. ‘
I‘~.'or\_'-.’:ill;. fiiiic ‘26, 18:57. It‘.
2. '5. .v
he pleas ‘re of announcing to his"
ds, and the public generally, that _l‘i-"4
-ady to wait upon those who are in
ny art.i<~.lc in the DRY GOODS line.
liis piwzsciit t‘.lC'_-Ztiilt and t~_\;teiisive assortiiient
will be s-.,-ld ,-‘Cir l,’i.'.x’ll, at the /on-(.31 1")TlCC.S‘.' and
he trusts that his tlc‘;‘€lLl‘,lOllS attentioii to his bu-
siness, and disposition Ito l1U;:t)l]l!U(llO.lCl!l')C shop-
‘ .-.- - -t v at =* "it i tic c ieapucss
ping t.().il.1llli!ll_Y,t(.|cLi.u.1 \.I _l
of his Gooits, wiil secure to him. a liberal Sl’lt'._l't)
oi" the public ii.i.trt’iii'.s;1>'e.
i\'iii‘\v_;ill;,.liily Ill. l-54337. 19-fl
Vlilhéfififf’ E ' .. "0!’ --‘l8 “V
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