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()\e r_ _r I . t a he mi e late king S(1Ct1ll]'.‘lt’I is lllcll1l)0'(‘t’-!,,"{ltlfll'SU(.C0>>li)ll gave her 4 free passage and ii dollar.-—Joiunal0_/l fig £5, gag; , ,_ E)R{_,,p E3‘, Y
llit‘. Duke oi (lirniberluud ll2l>' Cu:irrncrcc. n.;. 5 T‘'‘''' ' " ' 5,-:,-a -.«, ',‘;= ';'.‘f‘3
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free than 1'.llH\'€ liir iiraiiy years: gt-I up on
. tlltis stand with inc. and shout .,r_-'l0r'i/.”’ The to
still of the election in Scott r,-oiiiiiy. the Vice
,-President-’s home of nearly or quite lorry years,
proves that a terrible qnuking anion,-_; the dry
sboues took place on the‘ first three’ days of last
(week; Collars were "strapped by the scores ; the
sound ofthe noise. is now rcechoiiig throughout
the Utiioii.—-—Cz'72cinna_ti W’/.-ivr.
Fi f'1§*IEG.‘+'. ‘
'i'Ex.ts.
,:E.r£r'ac( ofa lctlcr, clalccl Vclrzsco, Texas, Au-
, ,i;'u.st’ 5, 1837.
Since inywlast, I have been to the seat of go-
vernment, .I‘I0lISl.0l). All tliiiigsiippnartti go on
very well. There are upw-irds oi'1G-30 citiz=-ii.-t
and many transient persons in this city, Hous-
zton. ,Geu. Houst.on,ihc Presiilcnt, has r«::tnrn-
-Qt], atidis in fine licaltli and spirits. Hchns ct‘-
-fectcd a treaty with the Iiidians, whicli has not
as yet been pl]l)ll.\‘l‘-"fl.
The Hon. W’. S. Fisrior, S.-*.oretary of VVar;
has resigned; Col.‘B. B.~Bce, is spoken of to
fill his situation. '
_ The notorious Thompson, arrested by Miijor
J. VV. Scott and Capt. P. VV. Irlnmphrcy, has
been exaniined and i-elcasctl. I expect he will
be commissioned as a ‘privateer captain. Hi.-
-will be of great sci-vice to us I make no doubt.
The army is still at Tcxaiia, unrier the command
-of Col.-Morehouse. '1‘h«:~y are in good lieultl:
aiiilsubordinate. ”
Dr. Lynch, surgeon of‘ this port, (Vi-l-‘1SC0,)
was killed in it duel with Lieut. VV. Rnifir-l'rl, a
few days ago. 1i.=‘(lIl>_'lt'l is in the hands of the
civil authority. No one, however, blames him
for his having so done. The post is in L()ln-
,matid of Lieut. R. G. Saunders, and things go
on smoothly.
Col. \Vh.ii-ton left ll!-.‘I‘-'3‘. a Few datys 53110.0 fol‘
Metamnras, in an A!n!!|’iC:)ll a"--incd vessel, uni‘-
rying thirty prisoners For the _t‘»tI:'})USt=. of i-il"-.=.:t-
ing an exchange. \Vl)0Illt‘l‘ the {lag of truer-
will protect her, remains to be seen. He is eru-
powered to give his thirty for one, and in the
-same rate for all of our prisoners in their pos-
_-session. .
Ithink,.in the absence of srmr-tliiiig definite
from Mrxico, the iiext CO2i;1l‘L‘:=S wiil U1'tlct‘:t
call for tlic_ariiiy on ii.ii'loiigli, and invzidc .‘:It-xi--
co. Ten tlionsand men can be raised for that
purpose in thirty days lierc in Texas, and I sup-
pose half that number in the States. The bus-
ttile Indians have retreated l)('iilt‘e our men, v.=ho_
rare prosecuting the war with vigor, in their re-
motest villages, where they will have to give in
or fight.
Houston
against duelling, shortly.
mcndous, and cotton very flue.
-are accordingly.
, The New-Orleans Bulletin of‘ the 18511 i1ig,.’..
,says—\Ve learn that the ves.-‘,i.jl alluded to in oi.-r
just as liaving proceeded with a nu.nner of pris-
.oncrs under the care oi'Col. \Vhartoii, from Ve-
lasco to Metamoras, has been lost oft’ that port
and thattlie officer with his conimanri and pris-
oners fell into the hands of'tlw_.c Mt-xicaiis. It is
gaid me (;1‘u’:\V oi‘ the sclioo.-ii:-r sunk her on lind-
jng rhar__rhoy could not t)ll1!‘l‘\'-’lSG avoid a ‘cap-
turc, in hopes l..llt'l‘t’-lly toc.-scape, be.-‘rug consider-
ed in the lightot‘ prisoners on larsrliug, but the
result proved that they l‘t'.‘L‘.l(;)IlC_Cl witliout tlit-ir
host.
iiiteiitls issuing his proclarnatioii
The corn crop is tre-
All other crops
~ ' Mzaxtco.
Mobile, Augusll-1.——'1‘tio U. S. sloop of‘ war
‘Vandalia, coininander Tiioinas Ct‘8.l-I),1tl‘l'lV(‘d at
Pensacola on Soturduy morning from Vera Cl"JZ.
[from which port she snilcd on tilt.‘ inst. By
“,9 gremhozit Cliampioii, whicli lcti Po:-sactila
jnasterday, came over to this city, on his way to
\Vashi_iigton, Mr.‘ Robert Grcvnliow, a p.'tEt~“4!ii-
"get in the Varrdalin, xvlio liars bee-n <li;spe«t._cliuo by
our gev(!r|fi‘n11\(13:t]l..\\'1I.ll tniporlttzit COiKllIlU.'I1CttLl0tlS
for that o ; vxico.
He lefttlic city of Mexico on the30i.h ofJr_ily
last, at which time all was tranquil tlironghout
"L Ana was residing quietly at his l)l8.tlf1ttl=.lfl, Man-
de Clavo, near Vera Cruz; the rumors ro-
specting the dcspatch of troops to .'tpl){‘\.’il(‘.n(.l,
liinnarc uiifotinded. , .
Mr. Greenliow relates, that when about to
leave Jalapa, at‘3 o’clock in the morning of the
lad inst. avioleni. vartlzqnakc occurred, vrliich,
ion his arrival at Vera Cruz, hclcarucd had caus-
ed much damage to the city, and produced the
utmost coiistcrnation among its iniiabitants, nia-
tiy of whom tooli rvfugc on board the shipping
in the harbor.
The shock was felt on board the Vandalia,
about which it occasioned much agitation of the
water,aud shook the chain cables. The Van-
dalia remained for “1 days at anchor in th.: nar-
is preserved.
llJ‘t)l)?llll_y iricrerisctl his previous ll_lll)'i),)ulari[y ;,,
-l‘-llfllillllla by a (let:lar:itioii zibolisiiiug the consti-
lllll0” “ll Hil|1U\"3t‘. Wliir-li we believe was adui»i- known that in lll‘rli'V' cases ll(‘.t'.~<‘UllS Wll" llllw A brol~- oi?‘
ed as ti corisequeiiceuftlie '.l.~'l'(t£-lly ol'Vit-niia and
suiii-ironed by his ‘two l)reile(fi_*5$()r3.
dilllcllltiesslioiiltl ensue rmm ihiszict of the kin;_r.;
lllfiy Wlll D0 doubt be odjtisii-tl (y the Graiid
Diet of the Geririuiiic C(tllll:tltir‘dllt)It.
7 0 . .
l‘lic coiiiiriercizil ziccoiirits bv this conveyanrtet
are too meagre to impart iiiucl: inl'oi'uiniioir. ‘ in the iimrniiig in the iiiiddle oi'Jiil_v, (l‘.ll‘lll!_’ the;
Liglzl/ii/ig.—lt siiould be more geiicially
been struck dead nppiircriity by ligliiiiiiig. may
it" any l he resioretl to life by poiiriiig cold water freely,
uvertliein. i
A rciiiurk zblc irisi.'1iice ol'rr=.s:i:-zciiation from a
{stroke ol'li:1hiiiiug lo; the use ol'\v;iier ti-ll tinder.
oiirobst-i'\'iiiioii .-evi-r'nl yr.-;irs i!|_'t). Aliotit lrtu
\Ve perceive. lioweu-r, no new i"cziiurc in ilicgsliglit Zlp]il‘t;‘ltt"li.\’lUl1Ullilllltlli(lL’l'Slt)l'lll, llw ll,'_'lll-
Ultmey uiarket ; and as to the Li\'crpiiul cotton
tiiurlaet, tliougli prices have dcelinr-d, corislrlcrn-
ble busiiit-ss has been done. in the pi'i-soiit
.‘-‘(.'ttit'lly ol'nionc_v, and ea_r_rt.~i‘iir>ss to rcnli7.r=,, it is
but nziiiirul, buyers should obtain il(l\'illilElgt‘b
over holders. A
The iicixoiiiits ll'Ul't) Spain are so detaclieil. that
we can giillicr little more from llltflll than that
the Ctirlists are mukiiig l’d]iltliSlTl(lt.'s towzirtls litr-
litiétl ,o\-'crilirmv oi" the Qut=oii’s power.
Still L(tlci'.—-\Ve stop the press to aiiiiotiniw
the arrival of the packet ships Slit-ridan. Cr)lUlll-
hus, Mctliiitior, and George VV2isliiu;rion. Capt.
Holdridgc sailed the lust. and liriiigé ns London
papers to the evening ofilie 2-lili and Liverpool
of the 25th July. .~
At the latest ilates, the election For i‘neinber.s
of [)i1t‘li'c]ll'!t’lIl froiii London and Liverpool were
on the point of closing, and the papers are I'll_ll‘.ll
with llllle,Oll'l(-‘I’ iiiniier (‘,$t‘(*[.{t in relation to the
CZ1.ndii.laies. Bit.-:iiie.<s iridci-(J on the some ac-
count appeared almost entirely siispentled.
, Ge-o,g7‘a11/ii'crzl Discovc/‘ics in N620 Yor7c.—Tlic
highest inourituiiis in the :~‘lr‘ll6) have just bi-,-eii
visited by 0 party ol scir—niil‘ic gzenileinen, one. of
whom we liave seen since their return. 'l‘liese
inouniziiiis are in Essex county, near the head
\\’:-1lé‘.l'S()l‘ll]e l.‘1lltlst)ll. In lll(‘l. the Izludsou talies
its raise in these niouuiziius. They are without
at iinrne. liaving been hitherto unknown in our
geography, and it is believed that their principal
suriiinits have never before been reached by
white -men. The nearest settler is nine miles
ilisiarii. Heiglit of‘ the l'l_l,j_’.l1€S1 peak, about
5,.'3b,0. lee: above the level of the sea. \Vheu
our ltlliiflllillll visited it, on the 5th inst. the ice
was bah‘ an inch thick. ‘We hope to publish
‘soon. {I more detailed account ofthe expedition.
The Hudson -river had never before been ex-
plortd to its sotzroe, which proves to be an eleva-
tion of about 4,000 feet, or 7200 i'cet above the
l.iglie_-st. peak of the Catskill Moiintairis. The
mountains of New I-Iainpsliire, a few miles
south oi‘ the \Vhitc Hills, were dcscried by our
inibriiiarii through a tlcpressiun in the Green
,I‘-loirniaiii range-.——./ou'r. of Com.
Ccznczdiazri A_fliu'rs.——-'I'lic LF‘g'iS1t1l.ut'8 of Can-
ada was opened by the Governor in person on
the 15th inst. by a. speech which, coiisidcring
the excited state of’ domestic politics in the
proviuccs, is much more mild and conciliatory
towards the ilisafiizctetl party than was antici-
pated, It was fbzrrcd that the occasion, and par-
ticiilarly the arrival of‘ Mr. Secretary \Valcot.t,
would be attend--d with serious disturbances;
but the apprehension was not realized. It is no-
‘.‘t'l‘il‘lt'tlt'S the coiivictioii of the best iirf'orined
l;)i:l{«"='S-Oil in the capital cities of‘ the Crinarlns,
that matters cannot. long remain as they are~
t:il.ll".'t' the party of which Mr. Speaker Papiueau
is the lll‘t1(l, will triuinpli, or gotcrriiiir-i’it will put
down the opposition which exists. A postscript
to the Q-is;-bee Mort,-iiry of Saturday evening
last says, “ At Forty l'lllhui.:?SHfLCl' four, the l]OUSt‘:
was still in cmnrnittee, and M r. Pzipincau on his
l-.‘.‘g>‘, invcighing furiously agztinst the Execu-
tivc.”——£\’. Y. Sun.
From Floricla.—By a slip from the Savannali
G--orgian we h:rve' advices from Black Creek,
row pass between the island of SitCl‘lI‘lt:lOS and
the main laiid—and her crew enjoyed better,
health in that situation, than at any otherperiud
of the cruise, altliongli the yellow lever was rag-
ing in the city. * _ _ P
Tliere is no prospect of an invasion or Tex-.1.-, ,
and certainly not the reniotc.-t, cliancc of success I
if tlicatteriipt should be madc.——.—Rcg.
_ ti.u"ri.
‘We have received a pr-oi.-liiinat.ion of PFCSI-.'
dent Boyer, of H:iyti,issued on the 20th otlluly,
in consequence of the einbarrassnients imrlcr
which the people of that country are laboring,:
from the depressed state ol'con:ruercc and cred-
ie, and the scarcityand dearness of the niieans ,
of subsistence. This is attriliuted partly to the
financial difficulties in foreign countries, p:t.i‘il(‘Ll.- ‘
larly the United States, and partly to ilroiigiir,
which has affected the differeiit parts ofthc R-=-
public and cut off its principal rcsoiirr:cs.. Ho
exhorts the Haytians to apply Lll(‘l't:sL'lVt?s by
their industry, and a prudent economy, to en-
suring the means of subsistciice for lil‘.'mSClVC.'n‘j
and their families-—to rely tipon their own re-,
sources, without dependirg for the si_ipp]_r.~ ot‘l,
their wants upon foreign commerce, wliicnmayll
be again struck with the same (llSI1:itf‘t'S which
paralyze it at present, and its l’ClZ1l.1t)1'lS may he,’
suddenly interrupted by unc-xp-ictcd wants. He g
the cultivation of the earth, and to raising of‘,
those nutritious roots which are safe against the ,
fury of hurricanes, long continued orou;rht or[
an excess of rain. He calls upon the publici
functionaries to watch over the execution_of‘tbc
. layvs, to exhibit in their example a ‘zeal in the
cultivation of the earth, to repress idleries, and
to see that the rights and property of their fol-
low citizgns ar_e every where protcctcd.—B0.sl0n
llaiig/A vcrtiscr. ‘
5 From the Courier t§- Enquz'7'er of Jklonrlrzy.
ThevshipEmeral:l, Capt. Prindle, f'rorn Liver-
ool, has brought London dates of the 19th, and
Liverpool _of'ihe 21st July. __ ,
»The Queen, it appears, prorogued Pa.-liatnent
in person on the 17th July, with .the usual
eoletni-iitics, to which cereniony her youih.aod
age added peculiar interest. Her speech is of
the usual unmeiining character, as it properly
shbuld be, while uncertain oi the result ot the
pending, elections, which will decide tli.e,par=y
from which she shall choose her future, Ministers.
‘In the Housetof Commons. previous.Io its
prorogation._ notice was given of a)mo_uon to
ring in a Bill, inihe next scssiunofl arliamcrii.
vesting the succession to the throne to Prince
George of Cambridge, thereby passing over the
next hair. the Duke oI_Cumbeil:ind, the present
King of‘ Hanover. There is no pmbahiliy. Wt‘,
think, that this bill will pass, as the demise ol
&c. to the 11th ill:-.'l.. The I.idians are begin.-
'iiin_g_r to come in, at Fort King anifotlicr posts,
with words of’ peace upon their lips. John
Hicl-ts. a noted chief‘, crime in on the 3d, said he
expccterl to find the other cbiefé, who were all
corniiig,Osceola audall. Says the Indians are sick
and siiifcriiig from want. Two other chiefs
calm; in on the 8t..li, bringing similar tidings, and
issuranecs that the Indians will consent to the
removal in the Fall. Six of‘ 0sccola’s Indians
came in on the same day; they said that the
l\Ii;:i-:saul;y chiefs were coming, &.c.——.:§un.
H lVar,_ Pestilence, and Frzrnz'r2c.—-VVlien Mr.
Clay said that it was better a country should be
visited with “war, pestilence, and famine,” than
with a blind and idolatrous devotion to inilitary
glory, a prodigious sensation was produced
among the liero-worshipers of our couritry.——
Treason and l)la.sphe.my were among the miltlest
terms ii.-=cd to cliaracterize an cxpri-ssioii which
had agcncr.-il application, and which all history
has coiilii-iiied as an inctmtrixverliblt} truth in
politics. \Ve have l).’t(l a war, however, with the
iiicntiiiriles which has already cost the blood of”
rriany of the best and liravest of‘ our country.
inou, willi at least -‘f:'$10,000.000 in money, and
has not yet terminated. \Ve have had no Fam-
ine, tliougli our rulers have created astute of
stliings tlnit has brought nearly the same deplora-
‘,‘i.lrs rc.-ult, viz: a stagnation of all enterprise and
i)-‘Hi miss, and 21 consequent dearth of employ-
ment, which renders it tlt‘Xl. to llt)ptlSSll)lI'.‘ for the
poor man to procure the nccessriries of life.-
3 l’crhaps the best. reason why we have not been
\'i;5itt*(l vi-'it.h pestilence is, that. our rulers have
not been able to create it; for, by the tone of the
JlObC and other presses in the pay of Govern-
ment, it would seem that :1 visitation of‘ all the
pla.giiv.~s of’ Egypt, its inodcru one inclusive, up-
on our merchants would be deemetl a light in-
lliciion for their outrageous rebellion and obsti-
nacy in per.-istinglto censure a Goverment. so mild
and paternal, for iioctlier earthly reason than
that those measures have riiiucd more than one-
lburth of‘ thcrn,and crippled the rest.—Parti‘san.
From the Savannah Georgian, Aug. 9.
P1ttA'rio.xL.——’l‘lic ship Rhode Island, late
Capt. Schroeder. at this port in distress, reports
having, on the 29th ult. in lat. 26 loii. 27, spoke.
the schooner Tziutivity, from New-York for Mo-
” exhorts them particularly lo 3Pl’l.V l3ll"‘“5L‘.lV9‘~5 l0 i llilt.', and supplicdhcr‘ with bread and water.—
The 'l‘iint.iviiy, 8 or 10 days previous had been
boariied by a pir:itical brig, painted black, with
about 150 men, who robbed hcriof all her pro-
visions, water, &c., even taking the clothes of?
the backs of‘ the men of the Taiitiv-ity, stabbing
the captain in the head, and wounding two oth-
or men.
,l'Vo7‘.s'c(/ran Piracy/.'—'I‘lie Rhodc Island re-
ports that on the 3d inst, in lat 31, 27, ion 79
W, she spoke brig Monunieiit, of and for New-
York, and requested her to keep company witli
her until she got to Cape Hatteras, when the
captain oftlie Monument refused, and bore away,
leaving the Rhode Island with colors union
down, the ship on her beam ends, with 6 feet. of
water in her hold, and all hands at the pumps.
in hopes that her situation was misunderstood,
the weather being boisterous, ti board was ex-
hibited on which was written, in large letters,
6 Feet water in her hold. Notwithstanding all
i.his, the Monument bore away without reiidcr-
ing any assistance, leaving the Rhode Island
and crew to their fate.
Malernrzl Afl'ection.—-A poor woman, on as-
cending the ladder ol'tlie ship Nestor for New
Orleans, gave her child toa laborer on the wharf.
who, in handing it to the mother, let _it fall into
the dock! The mother was standing on the
rail, about 15 feel from the water, whence Slle
leaped and saved her child, amid the cheers of
several liunrlred persons; and for this bold act
the Crown has. already been provitlcgl for by a
bill brought in by the present Miuistors since the_
of aflirctiori and humanity, the agent of the ship
to strike .~Jt:\’l.‘l‘(tl hon.-'es in a iiiilcs’ distziiit-c from,
The r-ui‘it'u.-:-‘ioii Hi‘ the air \'~'t‘-4 M13
at ., . ~‘
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' l'Illl_'_7 tl(.‘>t‘t:titlt'3’l with such ircii'ic-iiiloiis Cilt’(.‘l us}
I
l
I
i-zicli otlii“i'.
;:i‘r::it as to czinzzc the cliiizcli lltfll to i'iu}_{.
ly rippr:-tilt: to our-. til‘ the luitiscs \'-.lllt'li tvsrrei
.-trick-~:i and rent to pieces, ii ytiiiiig mun W123]
thrown down lrorn his S"2l'. in his store, wlicrc
tic l’t’til2Illl(‘,tl sevr--i';il iiiiiiiiics beliire he was dis-
r-overt-rl.
ing on his back tippari-iiil_v dead. He immedi-
ately went in, l‘t’lllI)\'t'tl him to his coiiiiiing room,;
in his llti_:t.‘.
was taken l]t)lll(11lli:l put into bed, where he ri-‘.-
inziiucd soiis-clo.~:s till live in tlic Lilicriiooii. Iii
\\’.‘t5 scver:il xvi-cits licliirc he i‘c(-iivcrctl wlicii he
was told wlitit, liiid linppent;-d. 1"It.‘ was entirely
i«_vuoraui that lie burl been struck by liglitiiiii2.;
and stnicrl that lie wits uirr:onsciou.< of the sl;o(.-ki
or tifilii--sliglitcsi (l(‘gl'f‘(} ol' pain. His eyes ll_I)‘.‘.’-i
ever, were so severely 2tlli’("IC(I that he did not l
rer-over the use of them t_'cr several mouths.-—
;‘.’a.s~/izitz ’l‘clrgru}2fr.
5:71‘. Louis, (_‘vlo.) Aug. 10.
The old and new uioiisicrs. the United States
Baiiks. seem to be very liziril to kill. and all the
tlt?lllllIL‘ltlilt)llSll('E)l)€t'lU1)lltclll will not put ilieiii
out of credit. A4 an eviileiice ol' Ilic rilisiiiinte
periimiciiy with wliicli_ihey riiaiiiinin their credit
in this city, not wiilistaiitliiig ilic presence ‘
their deadly opponent, we mention an C('.‘(‘.tll‘t‘t.‘l1Ct;‘
on Muir: street, wliich took place yesterday.
gentleman had {-1 quantity oi'Unitcd States Bonk
paper, hills, to sell, for wliicli he asked five
per cent. prciniiiiri ; a purrcliaserofierctl him an
even excliarige of'sil-«er, which he declined. The
bills, or zi portion of theui. were finally sold for
five per cciit.—I?c,r2zrl;[ica.'1. .
L2'_c‘7rliii7zg.-—'I‘lic lzouse of Abijnli Flrizg. of
Boylcstoii was siri.-ck by liglitiiing on ilic eve-
ning of ilie 9th inst. A small burn was also
struck anti i:oiisuii'icd with its contents, anioug
which was a considerable quantity of‘ grain
newly hzirvcsted.——Hary‘crd Tclcgrrryi/L.
Fifty dollars re'.vzir.'l is oflererl for the best
design, drawing or model ol'ilic new bridge about
being built across the Hzirlen: river, New York.
Amongst the whole population of’ Lowell,
which is eighteen iliousurid, there are but two
Hcrrls and one Soul. '
Dr; Muse, of Dorcliester cotinty, Maryland,
is cultivating with great success the sugar beet.
The Farincrs’ Bank of‘ Virginia has com-
mciiced its issue of six, seven, eiglit and iiine
dollar notes.
A Brink Dcmocr(r(.——lsiiac Hill. Governorof
New Hziiripsliire, has lien,-ii elected Presiderii. ol'
the Mr-cliaiiics’ Batik in that state. After the
tirst oi‘ Sepicurlier. the l)ll>.'llit‘SS of tho pciisioii
agency is to he iratisacii-tl ni ihz.itBzinl-:. Truly
lsazic is well lionurr-.d with oli3ces—-Governor of
New l.'IE)ill[)Sllli‘P., Pri-tsiderit of the Bank, and
Pi-riisioii Agent. l)t‘.'~‘itlt*.S hi-iiig a Sunday School
teacher l—_Hnr_{farr.l C'a;:riei'.
A .S'ign.——'1’lic Missouri Republican says,
that a geiitleiiiziii ofiliat city, who has a quanti-
ty of U. S. Bank notes on hand, was receuly
oliered silver for tliem. but, that he relused to
make iliecxcliange. How can l\1i‘.Bt3lll()l‘i per-
iriit such abominations to occur under his very
nose? VVliy does he not run awziy.——l’i'cntice.
"5“tE’U, _,
In this town, on the 23:1 inst., Jane, daughter
of George Hoyt, aged 3 years and 10 months.
“ This lovely bud, so young, so fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just come to show how sweet a flower
In Paradise wou’d bloom.” Cam.
In this town, on the 26th inst., a son of‘ Mr.
Charles Patrick, agctl 1 year and 6 months.
In \Vi|ton, on the 22d inst., M rs. Sarah Mid-
dlebrook, widow of the late Mr. Clurles O. H,
-.\1iddlehrook, ZlL'6tl 4-1 years.
TEES i'.)UL-§.; ’ til.‘-1%, E2’ti‘_',.VV:.
ILL be giveut any person who will give
such inf'orinai.it_n as will procure the con-
viction ol‘ the pi.-rsrni, or persons, who broke
open the Borough Prliind on the night of the
L‘-.4tl inst., on appliciitioei to the \Varden and
Biirgtisscs Oi"t.lio B1'l‘t_Jtl,Qll ol'Not‘Wti.ll{.
Norwalk, August 2?, 1537. 3195
N033’ IS THE TEN} E.
355*” €72
CHEAPER THAN EVER "KNO VVN BE-
FORE. '
IE‘ HE subscribers have this day received an
. unusually large assortrncut of Fall Dry
Goods, which were bought for cash, and at such
prices as will enable them to sell at prices low-
er than ever known before. Any person in want
of‘ superfine black, blue, claret, or invisible green
CLOTHS, would do well to call. \Ve have
them very cheap indeed. Our assortiiiciit ofall
kinds of’ Dry Goods, at prcsc-ntis very complete...
Calicoes and Muslins at most. any iirice. Calll
and sec. STEVENS &, BELDEN.
Norwalk, August 29,1837. ‘25:.f
l.i"é=.l.lll;.lli.lMil."' iL’;}:. E3 '—'-
’Is':‘ HE SUB C;llEB§3]E.éS
AVE taken the Store Nortli 0f'the Bridge,
-I mextdoorto the Mill, where they have for
sa e 10,000 lbs white and brown Siigars of vari-
ous qualities and prices; 200 lbs Almonds; Fil-
bertsi and Brazil Nuts; 20 boxes Bunch Raisins;
50 busliels Peanuts, 10 boxes Citron, Prunes,
\Vheat and Rye Flour, Sack Salt, 30 Firkins
Laird, Nutmcgs and Spices of‘ all kinds, St.
Croix Molasses, Swr-et Oil, Brooms. Fresh Teas,
Coffee, 1‘.’1rs. G. B. Miller do Cu.’s fine cut 'I‘o-
bacco by the gross or less, 150 btislicls Rye,
Mackerel by the barrel or less, Coilfisli, fresh
Butter, Cheese, Soap and Candles, Pipes,
Plug Tobacco, and Snuff‘, Saleratus, Starch, _::-
rligo, together with most every article usually
kept. in :1 Grocery Store.
Corn, Oats, and other country produce bought.
The above named goods will be sold in quanti-
ties to suit, and very low.
' G. SELLECK,
.- .v. ..’1«_
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F?‘
C
.
A l‘t'lt*l:(l in piissiriu. observed him ly-,-
3 .
,to pcnnry and vraiit, troin i:lt't'll'ii:-l.iil!“ s of case
slrippetl his l,)l‘r':l$l and ilnslicil it liuckct til‘ \v21tci‘._
He soon slimvoil sigiis of lllI}€tl1.tll
A l-
llias the care. of'tlicin,) and t‘XiL’v.i(l in the Bo-
l T‘lim‘.-'<‘:'-\f, the ..-;.li iiistnzit, on the ‘Nil-
’ ton l't71)»l,.‘1 d_.;irk bruwii plain silk Parasol,
him it‘, iviili an ivory hook, the ivory top
The ii dxr will l:-:2 suitably I‘C\Vi|l'(I..‘.(l
.by lcziviiig it with the S'.tlJ.~‘.r32'l Pi‘.
EDVVIN HOYT.
NFll‘\'.‘?tll{, /\ll_'tl.'-‘l il-‘El, ll?-'i‘7. 3325
1‘lZl:IA1l‘."llI;d4\I" C311’ £‘l§;1’l‘II suita-
" ii .i.i il ll! .
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bl:‘..i'_L:
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3:)‘ M, Ij{.‘lA1’I’.
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" A'l‘EC‘ of‘ I‘ro;nitiiii ‘\'t?‘.‘y ft‘:,1S{ll1Ill)lL’—=-IxlFS(‘S
: "—- :"« 'l}.ix’l§’ and lll;x.:l‘..lly iirljristi.-.1 anil paid.
I,“ =|D*yr'iirl_‘,' Stun, Sill.’-‘t _VUl!!‘r;I.‘ll/(‘S froin
lltlittg sui Iilfillly, by the i'=1\r'.~.;—vs or‘ {ire-, rod-,;ct_-ii
and .'ili_i1lt‘lll:-'. {-jfq,
Gl‘3Ui1{.l iii :31 .l O
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, =.ltlll‘.:t;illl'lii;f ."silrr:i"3,-iooiss
. I‘ "rV.ti‘c, wt-iii.-li in (“.)!i.<‘.,‘-
(pit,-t.ce oi’ tint “‘;l!li'ltt'.l-.1 .--,)"(;i:‘, c'ii'.'o.;ir;y"—i".ri-
\‘.'llli'll V-so l’.~’,‘l!!l'."l‘ 'l'. H. 13. -ntoti '5; (To. our
(-.v:_r tllsit5il.i.Lltl1il.lll{9,lllll tloiilt El‘:-"r".i’! 24!’)--‘.\'(}
il"' ‘.iii{ d to soil llll'.'»:itlJ.2t‘siil_\,' low-, B-,r'rr,., by
.‘.‘‘x_‘. are (l-'1-‘l'l2lllii'(l to i.i'i'-.-.' t,-tar silvcr
at §=l't-‘£":5 wliitzli C'Li'l.'l£):‘_ _j;g[ u{'11_i(_-i'_
Cir‘./'.l rrzml .s'L’.;‘. '
(‘QT Our .-.pcc-us are \‘i.'i}l'i'.":Ill.”fl rs-iorl _=ilirr_>i',
Iigflfl CLARK do C0.
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iltlizlui-.
Jitlv ‘,:‘5'.li, 18:37; - 20
‘JP: -,r'..:;f 11:’ .
‘xi *1) Li l.‘ "-3.1 5; _ 9
‘(!:5‘_'1I’1l!l public .'ii'I3 lisri-hy lli'!llil:fil, that the
‘ "'7 .'i_1cti(:v of Cliarlcs 1’.-itrii-k lirr tlic sirliscri
her. and for ’.\lt‘..3sl‘S. lloyi .5; Pr.-r-l<, as the pro
pi'it:i0i'sul' the “Di2s;i:itt:li Litre," ltzis ('t‘.'-l-s(‘tl.
and than he will pity iii>t_|t-his lici'c:il‘trvr t‘tillll‘tt(.'l-
cd by any [lt'*l'.~.‘t)Il on ti::L‘tHl:ll i.-i'ilie “ I)-__-spziitrli
Line,” c.\;cepi liim-‘L-ll‘. i'*-l()NSON 1101' T.
i‘~}"iir'.'rnlli, .-‘xrigrist 11. "1537.
1
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we
L454
.0
'.E‘._§. 13$ 53’
LL p('.i‘:5tms liuvizig t‘l.lllll$ o:_r:iiii.~‘l the “ Dc-
sptilcli 1.-lire,” arc licrt-by ll()ltll('(l I0 liziiitl
them in toilie subszrribcr wiiliont «It-l.-iv.
EiiO.\'SU;\' t-ion‘.
‘it’-Y; rv: I
$1 an :‘.-o
Noiwviillt. A ugii.-st, 1-1, 23
ET; A N.-'%,I$"‘:7 A “,1” froin the subscriber on the
ll-l1tiiori:iiigr)l"tlict.l2ird lE‘i::i._){'tT, no lll(l(2lti.‘.‘(l
apprciiti-so by the iizim-2 oi‘ GEOI’-.9-l*l.BISlIOP.
Ail per.-sons arc lbrliitldeii li:.i‘i:i:i'iz;;_>‘ or trti.-ztiiig
him on my iiccoiint. Wliocvw will "rt,-tizrii said
apprcrvice shall receive such (:Ot11:)"r'i5-’tl.ii")Jl as l
dcoiii ad: quzitc. GEO. E. V\’ARl;\7G.
Si€tlllIl)l‘\'l, All;‘t1s.il.9l.l!, 153537. “ 9
-)l2u
Bi iii? it to:
LL persons are ll: ruby l'i'),‘l)ll1 to enter the
N353. ground or take any llllli. f':'o:u my lots sitti-
ated at the Rocks so cZl.iIlf(l- 'l'h«.-y comrnorice
near the rcsitleiicc of ‘Win. Ci(.'t-;Vt3l.'?.t‘r(l, (who
WM. J. S’I‘t?.EE”.‘.
'24:f
r‘ou_5,rli limits l‘.i‘.i’lll.
A:;gust.1S, 18137.
-',’{l‘l’3T,
_. .., N \'\'or.lri-'sd~1y ai'i.eriiooii,be.tween the hours
I 052 and G o’clnck, on the road i°roni 'iVi-st-
port to Briugr-poi‘t, a lar;;e figured Silk ‘hawl.
with white groiintl. \V’io=-v=.xr‘i\=ill bring s:1i..
Shawl to lls zckitili \’icliols, Esq. Vilcstpoi-t,
shall lie’-: siiitiihly rc'.‘.'i:i':l rl.
‘.Vcs-ttport, Augtist 16, 1837.
.;_ lllf. Court of I’robntc lot‘ the District nl
3 Stan'il'ord. hath limited six nionilis't’roni
this (lute, for the cxliil.-itioii ofclriiiiis iigaiiist the
estate oi‘ J.-\'R.l3lD l’ ICCK. deccziscd. late oi”
(;ltceiiwich. in said Disii‘it:!. Those who do not
exhibit their claims within said time, will be
debarrcd a recovery.
BENO.\'l PECK.
GILBERT P. 1*‘l.\'CIl,
E Adni‘rs.
Grecnwicli. Augiist 1-1, 18137. 3i2-1
'§.‘§:§l.i*.i S‘~UBi*3~CE§§.3CKt’t
Y;-U OULD inform his friezitls and the public,
‘ll that he li'-is now on hand Ready Made
Clothing, coiisistiiig of Round Jackets, Vests
and Paiitziliioiis suitable iiir the season, Stocks,
Bosoiri.-',' Collars and Sllfipelltlers-' They will
be sold at at l'(’ZlS()l’lill)l€ price. Tailoring done
as usual. Ortlerstliniikfully rC(7€l\‘(3(l and punc-
tually attended to. Good iriniiiiings kept con-
stantly on hand. . I
A new supply of good Ni‘-erlle.=.
'3ll..-XRLES ill. K;\’Al’P._
Nnrwzilk, (Olil \Vt:ll.) Aug. 22, l8I:l7. 2-ill‘
. . ‘'3' FUN tlic iciiiiori of
,F(1zrj:cZv:/l C0110:/,1/, ss. J”,m L. .,l»fl,nm,,g,,”
ol'Nr-iv-Cziiiaaii,in1t‘air'liefil county,addresscdio
the Superior Court to be lioldcii at Dziribury, in
and for said f.‘:iiiiiIy. on the lust 'l‘iicstluy oi‘ Octo-
hgr, A. D. 18237, ngniiisi Jiiiiics Clock, lain ol'tlie
City 0]‘ Na-W--1’.,rl;, now gone to putts to the peti-
,;,,],,.r ,,,,:;nq\vii, praying for the ll)l'(.’(‘lt)Slll‘(;‘ of zi
ccriiiiti !I.lt)l‘lg2l'~_’(‘. (.‘X(‘.Ct.lli'.'(l and given by said
Clock iotlie pmllit)tlt‘t‘,t.l(ll(’ll iii-1lt'(,‘ll 18th. 12531, 0!’
ccriiiin lands lying in saiil .l.\-_i’t.'\\’-Cillta:ll't, viz: a
tract in quantity six acres (more or less) with
l)|illtliH5_{.\‘llH’l'('t)ll. liouiiilcrl north by land of the
heirs of .lo~_=epli Sioveiis, rlcr-r-ii.-oil, cast by high-
way. suntli by laiid of said Clock, and west by
land of" said heirs oi‘ said itlteveiis ;- and another
tract of thirteen zir-res.’ more or less, bounded
noi'tli,hy lurid oi Eliphalet ‘.Ver-il, east by lurid
ol'.<uitl Clock, land of‘ Nancy Luilorbiii-k and
land of .Itll})‘.‘S Stevens. south by lilntl of‘ James
Sicvr=.ii.-5, land of said heirs ol' .lo.-epli Sicvciis,
and wt.-st by land oi‘ Aaron Bunion and Sicveti‘s’s
lnnd, \‘.'liit:lt said iiirii‘ig:.igc was givcii to secure
puyiiiciii of two noiesigixcn by said Clock to the
petitioner, hoih dzin-rd illorcli lSih. 1t~‘L’»;'. one for
33100. payable on dciiianil, the other for El=l€)0.
o - *5 - . i._)
payable on or lieluri-. tlio lbili til ;\l:i_rtrli. 1bo7.
which petition is dated April 10th. .ltx'257. To
ilie end that sztii-l Clock may ll:-l\‘t’ tiuiict-. oi‘ the
pr-nileiicy of said petition, it is ordt-i‘ed that :1
true copy of this order nl'.noiice piihlislit-.d For
,|,r9,-3 \_t,»,,,-[gs sticcessively in the Norwnlk Gu-
zctte, C<)l’1lllh‘.’ll(‘lli£[ with the week next follow-
ing this date, shall be sullit-it-ut notice to him,
line said Clot,-k, til the poi.-tlciitry oi‘ said pi-.iilioi'i,
and For bi‘iiigiiig the some to at lic:ii‘iii_; and de-
teiruination at the term of the Superior Court to
which it is addressed.
Dated at Danburv, Aiigiist 17, 1837.
CYRUS ltl. ‘EARDSLEE.
Cliiel‘.liirlj_vc til" the County Court.
'-V1‘
i'.’€§3"E‘ ii ‘to {iii-
7 I-IE Commissioners appointcil, under an
_ Act passed by the Gr-ncral .-’\.sseiiibl_v oftliis
State at their ROS:-iott in May, 1837, v ntitled ‘F an
Act autliorizing the distribution of‘ the Arms-
belonging to the state of‘ _Oonnectictit.,l’ will be
prepared, after the 23d inst., to ilistribute thi-
Muskvts to sticli coinpaiiies of Intuntry and
Light Inf‘enitry as have ct)ttlpllt‘(l with the pro-
visions of’ said Act, to be used in the manner
provided therein, siibjoct. always however to the
0_rdcr of‘ the Governor of’ this State. , ,
The l\Iuskets are at the Arsenal near this city,
and are packed in boxes, which boxes contain
twenty M usknrs I‘.'iCl1.
SAMUEL L. PITKIN,
[3i2-1]
Comm’rs.
lduccd prices.
'\
500
ofifirst qtiality Sole Lcatlicr.
ts‘ TEVENS & BELDEN have jtist received
3- _ another stipply of‘ scasoiiable Dry. Goods
which will be sold at the present New-York re-
Norwalk, Aug. 7, 1837.
"“»"*‘ ~ -‘ x... ...~- .'= ..'. .. . -
c;~:=_.-’;.t~.ar..-a _-,—§.t.2-.§=.;_>.
FlNln‘ ilSS€tl‘l’.ll1(?ntIi.ll‘ sale at prices corres-
peiiidtiig with the prr:ssi.irc oi the titties, by
LEVI CLARK.
A
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Norwall-:, July 27, 1837. :30
CE}-.E;‘.-t.Et’ ti£U<-()§;$':l.
f§fYI,l.l3 snbscrib.rs have just t‘L‘CC1\"3(l a large
:iSSt)l‘lln(‘.l|i o '
.“_.'L-'_-lf.l1L"}."Z 771? Y GOODS,
wliicli \VC1‘i.‘IJ7|'.l£_Zll1- ior “t::.:-;:i,” and at siich
pritzvs its will cm.-.li’c il!t‘lll to SLll clicnocr tli.-in
-'.".‘(.'l‘l."c'.l_ili'xL‘ L~l,I..'l'r'.‘tl in the c-_:u::ty. Tiicir as-
sortment at prcscizt. is nrni-:ii:ill_v ll‘t:"3_}‘:".
S'.i‘i'*_l“\.’ 2-; NS 8:. BELDEN.
,......
I“:-'.'ll"t‘.".'lll{, July 1?, I..*-.=.-.
.‘§’éi"~l‘lf3J ll’) 5: it}: ..-. -. -: .
IE3 Fi;\’.‘\'l“.'t’ liars i'.~.:t,i\'i‘tl
5-J Ci'cokci'y Stow, i‘~l:_i. lfiiirrzillis Bin Ll
an exit ;‘;.~‘ivi.' ti;-st»:-titre-zit, oi’
ST-.’J.‘.'!;' 4:}'..‘\..".) -’~"7'.i’IX'-.'.‘\' rd .7.’ E,
which li=- will, for‘ the ;.-r- sell at fr.'r:(0ry
' T‘! I ' v I -
.3'l'{.(,'r".'3. .1 l1l=F{l \\‘llO -'ll‘i‘. II} '.V lllt U1 3li_'y' al'llC'l(lS
oftliis desci"i;,.icii will do well to give him a
I
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Norwal"
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ii‘. I ' ” E '1 Lvtl
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7‘l3 ‘I’-‘>5
II.‘-.S now on llttlltl and
fur *-‘alt? 't‘1.*r7/ ('.-lrcrt/7, :1 lairuft‘
F.-S.
jr.\'\
It l.-LC
J ll} ‘-"v'Ei.ll Y, SlL-
SPUONS, B1‘liltli-
i‘-in and 1’..'i.tr=rl \'l"ni'i-,
A ya, _ -re“ 1.?!-Til-Zl;\Vt} G in". ‘SES,
and vririotis kinds of .ll‘1\I‘:l_l Y GOODS.
{l;'-'3" I3:‘lrl,-’_g't.‘Pt)l‘l. ll'tCtit3y l_ulCr"ll for G.-rods.
t‘tll(l.\V{ll‘i'illll(‘t.l.
Norwalk, July 10, 18:7. 181i‘
~I.'~3§.3.§.~‘:I-? Sv'iI.§}i'_". S'EU?.-‘E.
I-E.
tr. ,
E‘fi‘..£'-'43 -;
-’\I‘.. ».
THE SUBSCRIBER oli't'rs for sale at the
store of Jzirnes Fiiiiicy, No. 5. Burr-all’s Block,
it select iissortmcnl: of‘ Shoe‘-s, oi” the best work-
manship and t'ri4iS'L' Fstsliiozialile style, and at pri-
ccs which ciiiinot fail to ple:=-..=.<-‘- Lvirliesi Miss-
cs anti Cliildrcn’s S120:-s or’ all descriptions, and
it handsome lot of Gr-"l"til:"I.Ylt"lI’S Pumps. Call
and sec. GEORGE IIOYT, 2d.
Norwalk, July 1st, 15:37. 3r1'."'
TO RENT—C.iie half of the
House lately oircupied by the sub-
scriber. Posscssion given imuictli-
atcly. Inquire oi‘
_ GEOPGE \‘.’.
Norwalk, July 18, 183 '.
If
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CA1?" -‘
JENNINGS.
19t.f
%lLVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and
GOGGLES, i"or sale iniicli less than usiial,
in consequence of the rciluctiori of labor during
these days of “Benton Mint Drops.”
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 25, 18317.
~: ,. v .. - no r=;-.:'rsnr==e'='ss".'=’!
t-‘.E.s.~ttL‘£~t"‘%@ £""s.a:::a.r. .
Er! OR Horses and Cows, in the imnieiliate
vicinity of the Brill‘;-in to be let on implica-
tionto TIMO. T. I'vIER.'\VIN.
Norwalk, July 18, 1837. 19
"£4.-setting;
-y (‘lt(‘€lP, by
Norwalk,'Jul_v Q5, 1837'.
FEVV hundred Old Papers suitable for
packing up Goods, for sale at this oflice
July 26, 1837.
1.-
at 375 cents per hundred.
§‘:lIF'I‘Y pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. Price
GEOR_.G~E JAMES.
VVilton, August. 1, 1837. 210‘
BOG-"TS SHOES.
TI-IE Subscriber would respectfully
iiifoi'iu the public and his old custom-
,-__ N ersin p{1l‘[lClll.”1)‘,l‘.ll3.l'. he has reopened
gfl with a splcrirlid. assoi'tm_ci‘.l; of Boots
and shoes of every description, at the old stand
fbrincrly occupied by George Mead, Esq. wliere
those who wish to purelmse can be acco.inrnodat-
ed with rcadv work on th -inost reasonable terms.
' ‘ho followiiig comprise apart of his stock on
hand, which he offers at the lowest cash prices :
50 pair Mi.-n’s Clzilfskiii B..vots. at 3 & 5:34 pr. pair.
do Ladies Fi‘cnc|i Tics, at 871- cts. do
do do Gaitcr Boots $1 50 do
do Misses Slippers’, -50 and 75 cts.‘ do
do Mi-;n’s ‘Nasliiiigton Sliocs,e‘,7S1 37¢ do
50 do Boys do do 87$ to $1, do
50 do Cocks, do 44 cts. do
N. B. All kinds of’ Boots and Slices made to
100
50
100
order, of‘ the very best riiatcrials, and in the most
fiishirinlllile and workinaiilike manner.
{V54 Also on h:in_rl and for sale about one Ton
. GEORGE JAl\1E__S.
Wilton, July‘ 3', 1837. 1311f
1%’ €iB'E;‘;‘£ Elli.
LL those indt-bteil to Lester Bcldcn on Book
or Note are requested to call and settle
the same on or before the 1st of Scpteinber
next. All accounts remiiiiiing unpaid will be
left in other bands for collection. New arrange-
ment in my business requires sottlmnunt of my
Books,
Norwalk, July ‘.24, 1837. , *3}-/1
CA Iitlll~é_5l§§EH4 lit} FEELS.
FRESH supply ofEvans’ Camomile and
Aperictit Pillsjust rec_ei\-‘ed b.y
- J. A. \VEED. -
just received :intll'0i
fjljs A'I‘E.\T BALANCES,
sup. by \‘:’;\l. J. S'l'REE'1'.
Jan. 4 1837- "_
’§‘U="i*”"“’ SEW i:*.'**..':~”wm..
N()'i‘ICE- _
V""“lHIS is to forbid all persons trusting any
E person or persons on my '<'lCCOlllll3saS I Shall
t debts contracted afterthis date.
no pay any ELI S. BEN_EDIC'I‘.
Ridgetield, August 8th, 1837. 3l*23
PIAN it F0 1% SA L E.
-‘ FIRST rate second hand Piano for sale.
1‘.’. Inquire qftliefslpllispiilliplr at the Cabinet
Wm Room’ °°t 0 ivivii A. BARLOW.
G. D. JENNINGS.
N orwalk, Aug. 28, 1837 , 25“
JAMES T. PRATT, -
. Hartford, August 19, 1837.
, 3:24 -
Norwalk, August 24, 1887. 94”.
Q . cggczcaaezlu,
OFFICE OPi’O.‘3ITE THE
33-® 322 33'. 327. C9 ‘i’ 33 3'4.
Norwall:, Atigtist 2'3, 1537. ‘.3~1l.f'
n:-'.=«.i'tiiiv:xt ol' \VA'i'CI’I- -
*_,,‘*-" Ct.>cl::,: and \V:‘.l.'.:it s carctiilly I"t3l):‘.ll‘t'.'(l
4
THE Stihscribcr offers for sale
liis, ]_)\\'(-j_llll|1_l' House and lot, (con-
? tiiining i.'_l)Oi:l one rood 0l'land),'Situ-
'- atcrl ii] the village of \Vcstpo'rt, on
East side of Siugziiltcli Rivet‘, i-viihin it. ft='v¥
rods of the t’tirupike bi'idgc.
-if-‘rll style, and pHSS£;S:l.‘S every littt_'L‘S='lz!‘y con-
venio.-rice for the nccoiriniod.-:tioii of‘ ii Sltldll or
largo family. For ])leu:‘.€i.itlnt‘SS, and beauty its
loc:-.£.ion is not surp:-.sseil by any in the villaigc.
For terms apply to th-’- Stll‘.:“‘l'li)l‘l', at the pre-
mises. J{)«l‘f'l ‘fl/. TAYLOR.
Westpoi-1, Jiinr: :37, 1S.3;7. 16 f‘
i
. 5_£tl.Jv"i"il§-‘.‘°.:i.
if-13 ‘7~ELl)lLlN lllU.’='.jtlSl.1‘t'CClV£'(1
‘-«.3 :1 large and splendid 8.5'.x'Ol‘3ii)i‘lll. of Stlmllltr
dry goo.-l.-, whicli will be sold very low in these.
‘‘ liitril tim ‘$.”
Julie :7‘, 1837. 16.
" ij-T‘? ll 13
would iiiliiriii his r-iisiniii:-rsziritl t|ie.publit:
Qt,-ii<'.r:ill_y, tlint lic liars lulu‘-ii tho .-,.ioi‘c lately oc-
t“Ul)lt~‘.t.l by 11. ll. Clizistz, (iicurly uppositd the
1"i).~‘l Utlii-i-) vshr-re rn:i_v :ilr.n,‘-..- be found on ex-
tensive and «'lr;_v:iiit 2l.~:‘(tl'lllli"lil ol' Us--iiilt-iiicii’s.
>_illll.“(‘l’ll)Cl', ilmnltfnl for past favors,
Ladies’, Yonili‘s and Clillill‘t‘ll.S Boots and
Sllt.('S"‘ -‘rattle iii the bi-st tiiaiiiiit-r, til‘ the best
ltllllt.'llZtl.~‘, unrl in the iirosi li‘i~‘l:liIll7il lo .-l\,'l(3—-
at the iiiosl i‘r*:i»~o'::il.vlc prim-.-'. I“.-riiir:nlar ai-
iciition will he pair! in all oivlvrs in his lino, .-mil
ilic pniifotinge oiilic public is i‘c.sp:-cil'iill3' soli-.
t'll{_‘tl.
"-.\’lI.l;l/\3I GRlFl3'ilTl~5l.
Nt7l"»\'flll{, June 12, l«%.\I_5'7. 1-lit’
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‘WE’ .
K IS’ ('(.'lI,‘lil'i'llt‘.(l [\‘ooilriii_g Syriip fl-if
.53 (flill-'ll'(?l'l tcr.-ilii:!1_; the vii'tiic.-< ol'wliii:li, iii,
coitipleiely t'i'li-..\-'iii_-_r the um;-t (ll-5ll‘t‘.:':ll)E_‘ t.-nsrjs its
iii\':ilii:iblc. l"or';:iil-: by J. A. ‘»‘v'Ei§.D.
run
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. UST l"t‘('t.‘l‘."ftl and .‘'.-r suit: by the snhscrilicr,
-2}] at his lv‘rnii and 'l‘o_v téhop, tttitl for sale cheap
I Sill) Pixie Apples,
300 lbs. \l‘Vl.'lll(‘Flll Nuts.
G.l9IOl.1CE \\". .lEtlNlNllS.
Norwalk, June 19, '1SfJ7. 15tf"
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-.g5~1tE.v. ' ='*g;-3.-*3=_-i:~=sgg, =1‘-.i-.13 5".-11
-is ..:.3.-.r.._- as-E 3% £1. .
‘Pt
:'i=i‘ll1l3 Slll)SCl'll)l,‘!' vuuld rcs_nccil'ully inl'orrn.
the italiabitaiits of i\rirwalk and vii:ini_ty.
.iliat he has opened a Sliop at No. 4- I3urrall’s
Builtliiigs, where all orders in his line will be,
promptly attended to. V’. K. \VESTON.
N. B. All garments made by the subscriber,
will be warruiitcd to fit, or no pay. Stocks, Bo-
soiiis, Collars, «kc. kcpt_ constantly on liand by
the subscriber. \;V. l&.'\VE.'TON._
Norwalk, June 19. 183’. 1015
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it-iw CIIZUC.-u<.BY
§A;\'Il.1S FINN RY is opening at the store to
2 ceiitly occupied by Eli Morris, No. 5 Bur
rall’s Block, an elegant and extciisive assortiiicnt
oi‘ Crockery and (Jrlass wore, which he ullcrs to
the public on the usual 2it:cr)iiiiirodutitig Itf‘l'IU>'.
lle iiiichrls keeping constiiiitly on hand, every
article in the Croi.-‘kery line, and invites all who
intend purcliasiug, to give liiui zi call hefi)i'c they
buy elsewhere. I“urilicr p:-iriiculars lii.-rezil'tei'.,
JAMES 1l'1NNEY.,
Norwalk, June 12, 183?’. 1"Itf‘
N€‘)§/T4& $53? A‘; PL.~$§.'i'li‘lCit 3
t'E‘.I-IIC siib.-:cribcr would iiil'orm his liicnrls
-.‘ and the prihliciliat he has just. received
and ollers for sale 30 ions best Ij~lova Scotizt
Plas1er._
FAMILY GILOCERIES.
Canal flour byilic barrel or at retail; Sou-
cliong Teziof astiperior quality, by the (linuiiiv
or at retail, cheap; Young I'ly.-suri Tea; Sug-(Ir-
of diliereut qiialiiies; illiiltissies; Tzimariiids;
Pork, Harris, Corltisli & Potatoes, Mackerel,
f.:i'oi_incl Cotlec, Java Collce and other kinds,
Brooms, Salt by the sack, Raisins. Currants,
Prunes, Citroris, Rice, Candles, Soda Biscuit,
Nuts of" diflercnt kinds. Lcuions, and all kinds
of articles usually kept in a Clrocery Store, all
, of which lie is determined to sell as cheap as the
pay.‘ _
J. S. MEERER.
Norwalk, June 13, 1837. 1-lit‘
EJEVV GGOESI IVIEVV GOOIFSU
NOW is TH E TIME.
TE VENS 6: BELDEN have received dur--
ing the past week, a large and splendid as-
soriment of most every description of Seasona-
cheapcst, for cash or ready
‘bio Dry Goods; Consisting in part of‘ Broad-
clotlis, Czissiuiercs and Sattinetts of almost every
shade, style, and color extant ; Black auzl
Colored Silks, do. do. ; also some Splendid
Figured Silks ; '70 pieces French printed Cam-
brics, embracing the best assortment to be found
in the county; 300 pieces Dark and Light Chintz
Calicoes, ol't\he latest. patterns; Faiicy, Chally.
Silk, and other Dress Sllfl‘\‘ls; a large assort-
ment of Merino Shawls; 70 pieces of Summer
Goods for men and you:hs apparel. and almost
every other article to be l'ouud in the Dry Goods.
line, which we deem it wholly tiiiiiect-ssziry to.
eiiiimcrzitc. Sullicc it to say, any article wanted
in the Dry Goods line-—cali and you Will be most
sure to find it, and at prices czilculziied to suit.
Norwulk, June 5. 1837. '
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IL ’2"'-I {D :-~; 31' E-.-;'.J ,.
OR SALE by the subscribers a first rate-
article of Lemon Syrup, .'l1it'_lG from the
pure juice of the Lcinon, wholesale and rrgtiiil,
No. 5 Durifall’s Buildirigs. west side the B:-iilge.
N. S. BAILEY 8.: SON.
Norwalk. June 26, 1837. 1G_
E‘-_:§‘AS the pleasure of announcing to his
- friends, and the public generally, that he
is again ready to wait upon !li(.‘S*-' who are in
want of‘ any article in the DRY GOODS lint-._
His present elegant and extensive ut~‘L-‘t')l'ilI!CHt
will be sold for c(l..s'/t, at the lozccsl prices: and
he trusts that his assidtious attention to his bu-
siness, and disposition to accomotlutc the shop-
ping cottiinunity, togetlic ' with the clieapness
of’ his Goods, will secure to him a liberal share
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"of the public patronage.
Norwalk, July 10, 1837.
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7 "-HIS DAY the subscribers have received
the largest assortment of Ladies Cliiso
Tuscan Hats, ofthte various shapes wr.-i-ii. Al.-o.
Split Straws, Lealiorii. Ilruisl and ripi’-ii xzork
'l‘u.-can of‘ Ladies Evil Ni-.<.;~s, p‘i;?.t‘«‘v~'. 'I‘hey
I1all€rlltt'?rl\‘4(‘l\'(':-‘ll!i)lllli‘}' ll(i\(“ tl.c best a.~...'~..on.
merit of L:ii'Lii—‘s lluis ever Ulli:l'CLl in the county,
and Lil reduced )I'lC(.'5. ’
STE VENS 6.’.
Saturday June 3, 1837. "‘
The l)()lI:5(} is in good crriirlitioii, built in mo-~
l\'or\\':ilk, Jiiuc .1-ll)‘, ltlfl . 15. '
Norwalk Chronicler