Wm ‘this’-Irish of Billy O'Rourke.
" Acrinhonis HA1-In
orvs Ha“ I what a quare looking place it is !
be ma from sich all the days of my life I
. - ' ' ’ . ' brooks -- ‘-
-burl think whataburnln' disgrace " 18' interpreter‘ and some oft em extended their h‘ h b htf b d t l or George B'Mldd|e ‘N -’Canaan.. \ — _,. _ . . . . , ._ . ,.
we, 8,1,,“ to be gmin a w,&,_ salmmionstto Mr. Wave, ,he_ Missionary Jew, Grli3§;l:.a:i' ell¥lt;ll')£ie plpgm tprstéplsaé tgiicgs ii)‘: 0! Sallttgal Rpyiigfiggy R‘_:(‘,'aefie,d. , _ V. ._ -LOOI§lNG GLASSES, recpmendations given show that it-ertc,els;an_y:
‘ ‘ S‘ H P or ' "ac ly ' ' Dthe sole Agents for the and Various kllldfi Of FANUY GOOD5 article ever before offered to the public. nllhiai
-‘ he ould Bachelor, gloomy and sad enoilghv
’. acing his iakittle over the tire—-
I Soon it tips over—St. Patrick ! he's mad enough»
(-If he was present) to fight wid the ’Squi.'e.
Now,*like. ‘am has in 8 mortal-bed “"."‘°“'h‘3'
Awkward enough. see him lmading his dough;
Troll)! 'Ift-he bread he could ate without swal-
' 3' V lowing. _ ' 1
‘ How it wouldgfavor his palate you lxD0W -
His dishclothiis missing. the pigs are devtiurlllg I‘-
In the pursuit he has-battered his shin;
A‘p]at_e_wanted washin_g—grimalkin was scour-
ing it. . - _
Thunder and Turf! what a pickle he's in-
Pots, dishes, pans and such greasy commodities.
Ashes and prata skins kiver the fiber. I
‘His cupboard’s a store-house of comical oddities.
Things that had never been. neighbors before.
- mation and ardor. They renewed their vows
honor. he rose; walked to. the table- where the
Secretary of War stood, embraced him, then
bowed his head, so as to enable him to pass a
green ribbon (to which the medal was .suspend-
the Secretary, and generall ' with the agentand
who was in attendance. After all the medals
weredistributed, the Secretary took a seat at the
table to hear the Indian talk. _He was address-
ed by several, and some ofthem spoke with an-
of friendship, andappealed with great solemnl-
ty to their Maker, that they would live in peace
with the U. States. They received the like-
ness of their Great Father, they said. as zipledge
of his friendship. and they would wear it in their
bosom, to keep it warm. Thus much lor the
cereinony, and now fol lIl€_f(('I‘CC that followed.
One of the Ottowaychiets had a close coat.
made of the skin ofa young buffalo; the Slehveh
were the skin from the forelegs and the Claws 0f (
the grisly hear of the rocky mountains surmount-
ed the collar, and the ends of the sleeves at the
wrists. He spake a few minutes with great el-
oquence and case. He then commenced unty-
ing the collar of his coat. will the hY'§mhhe"5
supposed thatjg was uncomfortable to liim, and
that he wished greater freedom in addressing the
representative of his Great Father. He. h0W6_?-
ve;-, after untying all the strings, pulled off his
coat, and handed it to the honorable the Secre-
CHEAPER THAN
are enabled to sell uncommonly low.
serious—we are determined to offer ‘our silver
work at pi-iccswhicli petlltirs cannot get under.
Call and see.
,.__j4
fail creams. -.
EVER KNOWN BE-
FORE.
ed) 3l'°“h‘] his neck’ He Iheh shhhh hhhds with III HE subscribers have this day receivetlan
unusually large assortment of Fall Dry
er than ever known before. Any person in want
of superfine black, blue, claret, or invisible green
CLOTHS, would do well to call. We have
them very cheap indeed. - Our assortment of all
kinds of Dry Goods, at presentis very complete. '
Calicoes and Muslins at most any price.
and see.
Call
STEVENS dz. BELDEN.
SILVER SPOONS. ..
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A constantly manufitctnrin g Silver Spoons
and other Silver ‘Ware, which in conse-
quence of the “glorious spucio currency”——for
which we tender '1‘. H. Benton 8!. Co.’ our ——-
we almost said thanks, but don’t mean so)——we
But to be
0;‘? Our spoons are warranted good silver.
LEVI CLARK‘& CO.
July 25th, 1837. ~_20
IRON AND STEEL. *
OR SALE, at the store opposite I-loyt’sl:inding
Sw_eeds Cart and Waggon tirc.
,
NOW IS THE TIME.‘ ‘
. ,-_..._._. ._.__.
DR. .BRANDR’E'I‘H"S' *
had in any quantities, atthelollowing places‘:
At Levi Cl rk’s and I N ' lk.
Geo. E. ‘Co‘instock’s lAgemsvt:_rhox:rwh
.| 0
_ The above persons 8}’:
towils in which they reil 0:
ranted gcnttiiie unless obtaine ‘ {ens _,
Beware ofcotintci . -
wAN'l‘ED' "I ll ii
‘ I 1' I 0
N Ap,,,.e,mcc wztnted_tp tllt. Lliiiabned. S let. 1'
A business. lilquire oi Lie stlbscl -
s-rrhns CURTIS. 9
and no Pills are war-
d at the above Agents-
‘ 35
{£013-[C SALTo ' -
BUSIIELS Rock Stilt, it very line 3|"
e}: ticle for grinding, for sale by & C0.
WHOLESALE AND RE'l'All.. I
i l ‘ism it w-- l~ ?.‘.{.°'i§’ “*'*:‘.‘:~:':‘..:.::
Q Factory at Sand bake. “"3 ’ ‘
which will [ye sold on as goodN'or I)e\l’.U3l'kIeruIS than
can be obtulneil in the city OIL ew- oi . . 5,
Nov. 2. 1836.
TEVE-.\‘S 2.. BELDICN. have :_ustre€fii,‘:°‘:
pieces choicely st-li-_t;ted, which XVII“ 0 ,,.‘,,ed
low as can be purcliased in New York. so, s 5
Norwalk. Jun ll
HUBBELL
and Rcussclttet' Window Glass, 8 Si|Pe|'l°' “"‘h’h’v
TN_ CARPETING.
and plain India _Mattings, various widths. 50!‘ Stile
VEGETABLE _UN1 V ERSAL PILLS.’ ., I
{I1 HE above valuable Medicinefcflii alwfil’ 5°
g._
as ...k. ~
-LEVI CLARK. i
I " ' HAS now onllaiid and
for sale very clte‘¢,z&2,‘alar e
assortment of _A'l‘C -
ES, JEWELRY, SIL-
VER SPOONS, Britan-
ins and Plated Ware,
(Kr Bridgeport money taken for Goods.
*,,,* Clocks and Watches carefully repaired
and warranted. . .
Norwallt, Juilyd.10._l837. 18
NO RWALK STO~-VE VVARE-
. H O U S E.
East side the Bridge. A
THE subscribers take this
method to inform the public
th3‘tiioy have purchased all
right and interest in the estab-
. lishmeiit formerly conducted
J“ by Lester Belden, and will
-~ continue the Store, Copper, Tin
and Sheet Iron business, under
ofJ. A. Rooms &.Co., and are
now receiving their fall and winter supply of
STOVES, among which may be found it good
assortment of all the most approved patterns for
Cooking and other purposes, viz: _
Premiums in the greatest variety for wood or
coal ; Parker’s Propliesy ; Tl1orp’s improved;
Rotaries, with all the iniproveinents of the day;
Wilson’s. People's. and Union. Also, a variety
J.» {.43
~ * .:1MPoit-Muir -'BISGO'VER'Y'.. » 2
* 'E"DGES ‘ CiE’LEBRA~'l‘ED‘ -RHEUM.':A.'¥
' TIC PLASTER. This plaster isieqnal-'
ly eflicacious "whether the‘ disease abe ilocatedlin
the hip, sboulder_ or elsewhere in the system;
and in most cases‘one'boit ‘ is '_'s‘i‘ifl’ici'ent‘ to effect.
a cure.
. plaster is to beiapplied in all casesto th'e»soles_
of the. feet. For directions a'nd'recomii_iendations_
see bills accompanying each box which will_
satisfy the most incr'é"dulous.- For sale by-
" J. A. WEED. ~.
Price 25 cents per box. , . .
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1837. "
9-.
FIFTY pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. Price 81. '
GEORGE JAMES.
VVilton, August 1, I837 ‘ 2ltf
HARD AND HOLLOW- VVARE,
IRON’, STISEL, AND CA«S'llNGS. V »
LINSEED. SPER.VlACE'l‘l, AND FISH 0iL,_
WI-Il'1‘h‘ LEAD, DRY AND IN OIL,
VENETIAN Al\'D_ENGl.lSH_ RED,
FRENCH AND SPANISH YELLOW’,
SOAP STONE. PREPARED FOR USE,
VERDIGRIS, CHROME GREEN SLYELLOW,
STONE Yl£LLO‘.V, SPANISH WI-ll‘l'ING, AND
LAMP BLACK,
Together with nearly all articles in the line of.’
Painting or Glazing, including a large assortmem
of ll-'iiiu‘o‘.l' Sashes, from 6 by 8 to llby 15. Among
the shell goods may be found nearly every article
, , . .
_ g h _ . _ . . _ _ tan. 5,, ing the Great ltather, lifting his eyes ‘ . _ _ _ , _ , .~ , n_ : . , v ,_
His meal being °_Ver.the table's 18“ semhg 5° to lieavgn, liatl made us all one flesh and blood ; I1.ll§llSIl dlld _. ‘h’ ,, hi‘; d° . low. at the store recentllrly lgoctiplplped--by Wm. Gate. of other P’me"h5s lhiill from gm, ,0 mo ,}U,,e._B; {tspigigggl:iil;ti,llp;il:g,o:,:i{:a,ct3opt articles
Dishes take care of yourselves if you can! that the White and the R.ed'man were brothers, 'S<ti1i:,i'°'<iiill 5'“ 5“",‘(’)° A’,I',:;’l'_‘,C,l’|‘] d’o “' ’ do do dec d. 8 lew il00_l'S "208" 1 ' 3 Parlor Stoves for wood or coal, together wit ' ' ' I ' " ' ' WM. J. S"t‘i{l3:E-p
I ’ f in and fret- and he "3-Vehls Chan” hm hhhhr the Phhsmhhh O . . - Nmwhlk’ hhhch 1’ - ' ’ numerous other patternssuitableforstores,sho s — V. ’ - .0 - - ‘
But bun er returns, than to 3 um g . p do do En llsn do do do ICE. . . P * . . . “'9
8 I) ltldThl=ftl 5 1\0I‘ s .
l.n s0_ and wished I30 9 C 0 le ' e C aw‘ O 18 Round American and Euglislido do ‘do __.__._.. TH CGNCFRS‘ -- &c. all of which have been selected with the W A T (J ,_I§?{,.,.§53;_:
' ‘ 1 h , ’ * _ , HTISIY bear Tamed as he hhhheh the hhht th ‘he N,,_,.|,,,.,g, cogs (_-e|,3L»mtedc;15i5lccl,' V Tu .u.t. WHOM rr my on Dillon in" £01,”, es_ greatest care, and upon such terms as will cna—. glr VER SP00\—¢' "4, " I ’
Och ! Let mm alone for 8 haste or a man . Secriemrh }, ,3‘ ° 1 h - } S““"d°'5°“t h"°h‘h"5.h' C°"°‘ h° h° h° I I ‘ HE "§l{,’l‘,‘,°. "“'é,a‘i,:°:’,‘;::S,se,,_ urge 8”,’ me 5.0,, ble us_to sell as low as at any ‘Other establish ‘ “ ‘ 7’
Law in (he n, M then he 085,0 bed S,),ver,n_ [I ardon t e lgl.€bS_l0n(, nt ese I.tt‘l'iiS,\V‘rl8Il Baptl,nutt, and hoop iron. H Suslte ii; iapphe midemiunm, have omy .,, re ment. in the state. _ Z5 E12’; 15 fl 35 3,3,
’ -g - g , Mr’ Van Bum"-S fneh 5’ as Wren as F" an Smile ‘ma "“'“°d$’ am’ he’ ' 0 ~ 1- l-dml“l- ' re of'en roiiowed by unpleasant _ A good assortment of Copper. Tin and EH CLARK ‘still conli ueshis business:
Nivehihh h" 19 ‘he hhh made at an’ hhheh’ are Chang-"lg the" chhts’ ‘I °“h.] you hot ‘V. J. SrREET' 3 '.nd.“ ‘ ":,l,,:.,,:."'vs a J S SAMMIS. Sheet Iron VVare constantly on hand. Those at his old siore \V€Sl./Sltle tile Bridge Where
He cram-,s.,ike 8 ,,,”,,pi,, under the ;,;,.e,;,,__ like to see the P_rt.-sldent athls first drawing room, Not-walk. Jan 4 1-0"-WI“ °' L O w-[§o_N, w,shi,,g t0_ purghase we invited to call and gym. he will be happy to furnish his old , customers
Bad luck ,0 ,1“, pic,ur9 ,,,-Bachelorvs Hall, hmhhh hm" his he" “"‘°”d."°.he’ hhd ‘filth thg ILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and M,,,.,.,, ]4_ 1337 Administrator. » mine and Judge for themselves. and the piililic with goltlalid silver.Pateni. Lever
_ Clhws 0f the SHSIY bell!‘ lecellélng th‘*i_he 93 ah GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual, ED ,‘ILK ' ' {1}-‘~‘ Hatters Kettles, E-ave Trough Conduct— \Vatr_-hes, Lepine, Eiiglishaml French, do, gold;
.‘ thfizhingx oftthe Am1?!l'lCat] etgopo gs-tlh t in co,,Scq,,ence of the reduction of labor during ELACK AND COLOR ' “Er "fi_e;_e,, J ors, Geo. made and repaired on reasonable terms. Seals, Keys, and Chains, Every varigty oti
’ AN EULOGIUIII ON RUM. wasutheo siliiiilitln-for tilidihlgiglhohr Tile Ihldlgtls these hys of “ Benton Mint Drops.” ()ihl“ Dlldlle ‘aghast (3‘I‘:tS)(l)lrEI2§lrlIOllS of Silk 80035 Ploughs and Plough castings kept as "shah Bhehsllhhs hhh Fl”.‘=’e""h'§5i Eh’ Dhhhs amt
I . BY JOSEPH SMITIIQ ' 1 5’ . °' . . LI‘-‘VI CLARK‘ ° - e c. l y.' . ysh 4,, the could wish; Also; _ -7- 'A- ROGERS: Nubs; silver Tlitiiibles. Pencils. and In F80‘
were in tieir usual costume. Some of the le - . will find it most -my 3 )'_ “WI T SQOFIELD , . . . ‘\-
g 837 20 . . 1- - - r'llilo l J » l rs oous
. . - - - - t . h d h b ' h H Nmwalki July 25’ 1 ' bl’k Chall v of an excellent quality, for sale low by trey . it g in I it: ewelry line. bi V8 P
Ansel -ye pimpled. lipltng race arise. _ gapls were ulng throun t_e igtiom Wit smii _ . d , . , ’ STEVENS &.BELDE-LN. Nonvaik. Sept. 6th, 1837. 27i a liirge assortment always (in Ilantl: silver an
‘ .F’°-‘“ ""3 '°‘-‘"‘ ‘W’ l'““=‘8°“""’"‘ °°m°! agisloywbelzfm 11bfIeih’di(lrle;]iirt1l.£l ttlitfmgdlltihh o(i'fth!d]i‘l' THOhIeSIlNl);fi\ldl§lt-'llghl‘Il23(EwOslh ehIEDI M-'"°l‘ ‘-’3'- W7‘ 1' I it heel S"e'm'""eS‘ C”'"“°S'h"‘$' “5‘"'"'H'c'h""h'm
_ , _ _ g ,_ _ - _ , _9 _ . .r.- ___._ .. _.
t Sh°“" 30”’ ‘ed hhses hhh °'°'h"‘"hg eyes’ hi-eech-clouls. the)’ rose in rapid succession, and CINE fidftfflfh ¥Ill.’3’ttl'<’!lll7E’ @.0llI.3I’*ul9t am am SBI’Jca(1l:],zl2't72QRVIIZIIE‘/h‘i7l€ahIl2ng m (1 Em)(h‘i hue Bmama‘ ma aim whee Pm; ‘mk-
_ . . I 5 .- V . (7 - 0 . ~ . ' _ _
And help your poet chant the PF?“-‘e 0f "1"" each presented his garment to the honorable the 3' HE subscriber would. respectfully inform his ' n,.utvrr~oito. CONNEC'.l‘ICUT- HE s,,gS,,,,b,,,. Wm j,,_.,,,,,e ,,,.d,,,.,, ,-U, 1:-,,,.,,1,,,_m’s Itfigsesh‘:'hhYwhh'chhh°l'l" ii:»Jiiin.e,:e.{.s,;,f.i°°'‘“‘
: The cordial drop, {he-morning dram, I sing, Secretary, j‘ingling_ the metal balls, or rattling . l‘riends_und tlle public gene;-g‘tlly, tlltiit lielpon- BENJ,.g,\1]N IS.AACS,'AGENT,_-0 000 Patent \-Vusliiug lllnebine, and fmuisli tllcrn ,,,,m,,,, and jnbs dune m shun "mire, . E-Sure-.
Th '(l d dl ' d the evenin slit) the clhwh ht the gnsly hem‘ Vvhlle Perfonnlhg hhhes 1° hhhhwe hhhs as “Shah Uhwe "It I9 V‘ “'36 !iicorP0l'i1'0d 1“ 13“): ‘hhh " Chlmill °h$ '3 t 2 on short notice. He has one at l‘-Ls dtvelhilg house .-° tr :1’ S ' ill I - ‘, ATH-
8 ml - ay [0 r-I’ an ' g g. this evolution they reminded him that they were "I we-“P°"l' He hhners hhhshlhlhhl hls. hmg "h" and power to increase the same to $950330‘ \i'h.iCI1 can be seen in operation every washing llilv. Hub". Oh lmhhsi ‘h ” l’ "”f~‘- ‘Will lllilles.
Hail ‘V by‘ Ru l [he son -ins ‘um merit brethren, and wished to be clothzd as he was l"“h3h°‘.’ ‘mh hhhhesshh .h”‘°h°e' “'h'.hh"h° hhh h’ HIS long established Institution has I‘0l'.mOI‘e “was i.»_ft there three or tour inoatb§,u,nd Ii_as.gi_ven hhhmhl seals’, ‘kc’ ex-eh”-‘hh “"‘-lh “£30693 Ind.
. . mtg y m . 5 P g _ I I d (1 ,h d. d f , b, the conhdence ol an enlightened public. thdna q,,,,,.,e,. of ,, ceutmy ‘pampered its ex gnod, Su,,Sfl.,,,,,m,_ at short niltlce._
)‘ 15 known to many a bad in these our days: (OOl3]el1! “Int ikulhhma e Wu-rln fin] lilflnhurtla ed A gmmine assonmem Ur Medicme5' as rem"). lmlslhe bl15l“e53 °n ‘he mos‘ .l“5I ahd llheml I-"Incl The Lliilies in l\artictiltt.I', ?ll'(‘»1'CqlleSl8dlO G-«’|Il arid Illztrch. I-33_7<._ ' l
‘ Apollo's drink, they find. is void of spirit— 2 ec 11:1 tfio ec'?huatT,hn}’S rm? dln.‘ 68]’ afu 'heh"°‘I hy Dr’ Samuel Thomso" for me "whom! hf ples, paying itc losses _with IlO!].0l'aDI€ pr0lIiPUll‘-‘35_5_ examine for theiitsel.ves. . Messrs. _Olm:<tet'l 5'.‘ Co, " * ' ' , . T ‘ ‘ - --
\* , . _ _ PT 5 D 5 em: an 10 15 19 3-C 9 “I59 Y! or diseases, constantly on hand. ad th,epi-eseut Board ol Directors pledge l.hemS€lV0-e have secured the Patent Right lor this t_0ul-.l_v. AU ICE. , ,
‘Mere chicken broih—insipid as their lays; the day was stormy and uncomfortable. Agree- N. B. Those who wish for 'I‘homson_’s genuine ,j,,‘h-,3 p,“.,,c“,,,,. ,-any ,0 ,,,,,;,,t,,i,, 11.5 high repula ' wM__;_ S-{R331-_ . , H
I And, pleas’d, they’d give a riv'let—ay',' a sea 3:1,); '50 Ihh‘hht,‘,5‘ld‘l,l1§3ttet,tfhte §9°l'9:3l')’ Olfght not Anll-,:i3.i’5P:3,Ph_° hillh‘; I'3;""’,;s,.o‘;“h‘e‘:,I:(:":'}n::_;:’,;he‘;‘ tion of the Coinpllilnyl. Ltjdnéllllgiisu I3: gilifiilglji Not-walk, May 29, I832‘. 12
" i - ave ermi e iimse o e on o it one» o , .‘ esirrne e ' ss ' .,: - - . - . _, A ' ' ln"S. - ' -v ‘ * , .
Fl’, Ofihhefhl wmeh for one qua" of thee! rosity; hut perhaps, it was fear of cr::tin,r§jeal- liihriiadiilieifrated-=3 Al-9°‘: Syrup and 900%“ D'‘°l’5~ ,:(oJr:l;|,enlI3i-rift!Iglhselfftlgililurz. and persdnnl proper T. B. BUT LER,
Hail, mighty Rum! how wondrous is thy pow-
er! '
Unwarmed by thee, how would our spirits fail.
Wlien dark December comes, with aspect sour,
-And, sharp as razor, blows the northern gale;
And yet thou’rt grateful in that sultry day,
When raging Sirius darts his fervid ray.
Hail, mighty Rum! to thee the wretched fly,
And find a sweet oblivion of their woes;
Locked in thy arms, as in the grave, they lie-
-Forget their kindred, and forgive their fees.
Arid Lel'he's stream, (so inucb extolled by some.
In ancient (I359) I shrewdly guess. was Rum.
ousy among the chiefs, in the bestowal of his
pantaloons that prevented him from disrobing
himself on the spot! for the Secretary is "a court-
ly man. The scene, however, was most; ludic-
rous iiiid amusing. '
During the talk, Mr. Wolfe requested that
the Indians might be informed, that he was a
missionary from beyond the big water, and that
it was his wish to go among them and make
them Christians. As soon as the interpreter ex-
plaiiied this talk, the Pawnees bitrst into a loud
laugh. with a. look expressive of their full belief
that Christianity and Indians would not go hand
in hand; and shaking their heads, repeated seve-
ral times—“No! no! no!”
Tan SPY IN VVASHINGTON.
Sic. &c. designed for coughs. cousttrli.lill0ii5- Pillll in
the side, weak stoinuclrs. and general delnllty.
DOCTOR GEORGE VV. RUBEY.
N. B. Dr. Rubey has had the advantage ofu regu-
lar study with one of the first pliysiciaiis ofthe Bulfi-
nic order in. the United States.
Jun 4
.4
NOTICE.
THE copari-ieiship lleretofore existing between
the subscribi-.rs under the firm of Samuel I-Iawlcy,
81. Co, is this day by mutual ugrceinent dissolved.-
All persons having claims against the said firm are
i-equestotl to present them to Samuel Haivlvyand
Rufus H Pickett, who are aitilliorized to settle the
SAMUEI. I-IA\VL.EY,
R. H. PICKETT,
E. O. BEN-.\’lS'I"I‘.
Ritlgeflcltl, March 9. I837’. ‘
claims against the firm-
tfl
3m 0.8
ty getii=r:lll_v. against loss or damag‘-‘by “"9-
iugtou, H. I‘Itl|‘tllngl.nl‘l,.Il'. Albeit Day. Sitmuel III)/il
liams, Edwin DIV, Morgan, Job Ally": 59°78“ '1‘
nam' Jnnius S. . organ. ,
‘ ’ P‘.l.lPHALE'l‘ TERRY, President-
. JAMES G. BOLLES, Sccrt-tary.
Noi'\\:ilk, Aug. I0. I836-
‘N EBTICE.
. THE h took a piece of BUR-
LIITS markti)tlers'hx.Sl\Zve(its Beltlen. No;-walk.
Connf,’ from the Steamboat Landing. Old Well.
on Friday, the %9ft_h _qlt., istirillfqrmdeed that it is
t tie re a ra -
very muc wan cST%i:VENS 85 BELDENEO
October 2d, 1837.
guard of Directors,--Ellpllillel Terry, S. H. Hunt
6mo39
ATTORNEY AT L.-nv,
FFICE west side ofthe Bridge, over the I‘I.il
Storefof Henry I’. Chaise.
Norwalk, Feb l5, I837
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
' ‘HE Subscriber w;t:!d nforin his old patrons
and the public gent-rally,tlint he is constantly
it tilting additions to his li'.)l':ir_v of the inosi popular
litciary woi'lts—tlie following is a partial list.
The Heiress, Sayings and l)oings,.(iily ltirers,
Refugee, Tales 82. Sketches, Village of.\/Irieudorpt,
I..:intlt:rs Cyclopedia "lewton For:~:tcr,
Peveril ofthe Pcak, I"oiiryears 62. it hall.
The Insurgents; Champions of Frecu'olu,
Pucba ofuinny Tales, Three years in America,
France in 1829 & 39. Life of a Sailor,
l.l’l~
the Navy
E'A'.Et‘I{.E’-Z3‘-33.-1?: .e.I~_rIo mrmaon. ’
I, % ','I;\."l._ lonrr: Bl'l(lg(‘p02.‘t at 8 o’ttlot'l.' A. Mx.,
on-; .-‘-.'--1» v.
.t‘.‘.:f.':» 'é.i‘::...:‘;t;'1::?....J:. .‘i"‘t‘;t..!t.:"“
. - - "I . , - . Y3
Bxjfepllftl) during the innnlli of Aprll.i Returning,
will leave New York, Eu-i side (.‘ath:lriuc Mark-st,
every inorliixlg, excnpt Sundztr, at 7 o'i:lot:lr, A. .'ll.
All goods. parcels, puck.’-ages, huutllns, trunks and:
all otlierb-.igg:lgc, taken only at the risk of its re
specilvc 0\Vllt‘l‘S.
All freight shipped by the l3'o:it:: must he paid for at
the time of dt:livor_v, as the ('llsIUll] of charging.
fr-sigiiit be settled form the expiration of the you
I lees.
,.- 1 ltfvrhe (.,,,;,,.»i business will hereafter be con , BARRELS Pork; 10 do. Mackerel; -.,. ,_.,. I , , T, ’ Al, . bk
Hail, mighty Rum‘. what can thy power with- FALL AND VVINTER DRY GOODS tinned under tliti firm of Hawlev & P’ick~il.t. 1 30 Kegs Lmd, 20001135, Cheese; Shot ?,',,:;::h°,“. Sf,:)‘,,ems,’(,‘ .,‘.::,e§ ,:?;',',e',;,a"o,_, ’ lDDLEBT.OOI{’S and PRINDLE’S
stand! - C.’/leaperumn Che." . . BLE .15-IJED AND _]3R()WN bv the Bag; Preciission Calls. f0l‘ Sale h.V Hztjji Babzl, Jjtcol) Faithful. .~ iseries ofM:irria.ge, AI‘M,A1\A(,3S fh’ 1838’ hy the 370931.
A , _ THE subscribers have received within the ' ‘ ' SELLECK &. JENNINGS. 9., Vere, c.,.',,-,~., or ii... Mi,lg,,, dozen, or single, tor sulg by ,_,,. .. -4.,
E on lordly Reason flies thy dreadful face; past week one of the largest and best se— MUSLIMS Norwalk Sellt. 18. 1837. 28 Legend...-_.v. Mystery, Engluml cS:.tl.c nugiisn, _ v. . - ‘- ' ‘ ' " - J
And Health and Joy and all the lovely band -100%?“ ‘1SS0l‘lment of Fall and \Vinter Dry F 3“ ‘I‘l'‘h’‘ ‘mh hh°"S' I-orsale by ‘he ‘hill ‘-0’. ~""1G’D‘A:VD PLAIN. COL’D AND BLK ,'l'wo 0li|.M!’;ll’.r=i'l‘ril6S. M6" h.._'h"'.""h"‘..‘ . ' " '4 I I ' October 9th 1837 . A. ‘WEED’
- - -I nice: Goods! ever brought IO .N_01'\V’z1ll{_ hrheirassort- piece, cheap, by S1‘F:VI‘;I\I‘S T - I ’-_,_~._ ~ __;~,_',... . ;..._...-- ___——-— ---——-5-?-—-4-"I Vvays & BV \'VuyS, Dullllllles L¢§0acy' ’ .
Of soclalytriues, shun thy dwelling ii men, a,,,,.esent, , . , . , . - J. .. ° . .' |- (H t. ° ’ BUTT --——.
— .. . -. . 4 ‘G ., .. .;._ , _ V ‘Of Spasonable Gs plomp etc, with every variety Apltl 1.), 18.37 - , , ., Ilte A,bbess, .I,dt.t,ll1fJllI4B cc i‘o.,.si,.l.I,t.l.C' in d ‘ _ , ER. AND CHEESE}.
(F0, ,3 whatever breast it rears its thrune,- - g __<_’_9,_$ tie Ne,w,-York Market af- E)RIV , . I ’ Eprautip £trirt§.;5:k,ms. '.l.‘,bbltre,i(:no: "_r:"*\t' Ir, lbs. best Dairy Butter; 500‘ do
1 . . "W . ‘ ' ‘.'~-«.—.._-.—..J -. V‘ " . . - .~' , . - A ‘ , .
Like Turkish mhlluarcllsv Wm mus‘ "119 31033) f°l‘dS- The g°?dS_,_werc, bought for cltsd. unu .. _ . _ J _' "‘ J" ’ , {BF the liitsl tl"=il".i'- 'd'lfl"°’ ‘lie m0-‘ii bcaiililiil Nifv 9,.,,,c5 by MW 0",?’ A.,,,,,_.;,..,,,, _,_,a,w’,,,,_d. Fl;ll’lI‘llOng lowpr.f_cc; 5000 lbs. Cheese. for saleb
\ b.,0}lghI« 33-1935‘: 30-1301‘ cent less than last Fall OF ALL I{[NDSo , figures and ct lors._l'pi‘ :dlfl1I_(‘)\V by ‘ Rhoda Honor 0: H,,,.,,, pug," i\,,,,,,‘., 3.)] §ELLECK & JENNINGS .7
And would our western brethren be less proud. or. p‘l'lCCS, and will be sold at prices to correspond. NEAT”, EXECUTED AT THIS Op-pm-E_ . S1 Ll EM: 8:. BELDl'»N- Duke (’3,",,s,,,m, .,.,_,e Sm, The 1-. mm ‘ ‘ “ T‘;
In other words, throw by their gun and drum, ball and satigfyf yotirselves, The lgtallowing ‘ ,‘ Ahhh lh' 1937' Earthquake’ Bracvbridgfi Hall, I HA1\f'D(§l(§M»EALz:.. dChI-IEAP,
. - . _ oln rise a t e i"a§ "r : ' ' V " . " ‘. 3“ , ' h I ‘ .
F0‘ dhhhh hhh squirrels’ have lbeulead and how hide}: iiylr, ll)iho\_i/nhgrelen, cl:ihet.nii‘ii'iI other Igihiihh ‘I-§Ehju‘1E,j:ve IJtis1§eE:zi£e<T:il$iii'.ge as En .l3<ils€z';'>sIil1: ‘El11:]l(?i‘l';Il:‘l‘?itY1ted (lam n er‘ A. Inquire at this ’(.lflic(:oelI and Parlor Gm“
der. clotnfat prices varying from $2 to $8 the yard. 1 somSne;:=:),_ Ligdies and Misses Ha“ o,.a,moS, OH“ LOVEJOY ,”v,n,_ maimed ms pmpenv Dl‘tIIn:l13‘Ul\(:)ltl.\v0|‘Ill, llItlD,dcli‘3lll9,' October .31. 1837. 3
I . _ . . . _ ' . . . ‘ I I‘ , . ‘r n .D -. ._ _ :‘ - ”\Iot" _. . .
' And Send me Ihwhy rogues Same pm“ of mm‘ at pnces hstomshmgly reduced ’ 150 pleces ever)’ tlescrtlltioii : embrziclrlg some extra line 1il3- to the SllI)SCI'lDl‘.|‘£‘7 in trnsl, for the benefit of his fhilslhths I‘ireesitll2(:rI3leIils olglelloihltn, 'l‘0YS 1 T0 1'5!
I dare predict, they all would gladly sock ll;
And every inother’s son soon kick the bucket!
But fear not. Rum. though fiercely they assail,
And none but I, the bard, thy cause defend,
Think not thy foes, tho‘ numerous, shall prevail,
Thy power diminish, or thy being end :
Tbtugt. o,'nu'ut1tJ from table. and the public eye,
I; the snug closet safely shalt thou lie.
Cassiineres and Satiiietts, embracing the best
assortment of the different styles extant,
ever offered in this county; 100 pieces French
and English Merino, of every desirable color;
100 Merino and 'l‘hibet Wool Shawls, cheap; t
200 pieces English French and American Cali-
coes, &.c. &.c. STEVENS & BELDEN
can Braid, and Split Straws of the latest lashiou.—
All of which will be sold less then New-York i'etttil
prices.
received in addition to their former stock, embraces
They flatter themselves. that the Hats just
be best assortment to be found in the county. _
STEVENS Sr BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by VVillitim (Jill
Oct. 2d, 1837. 30
fib WORTH ATTENTION.
GEORGE COMSTOCK, Tm
.@.. =%ox4aeau,
OFFICE OPPOSITE TI-IE
ct-editors, it becomes absolutely nect-ssary that all
who are indebted to him should iiiillielinmtrdltlle
payment to the subscribers.
.lA'.\'ll~‘.S QUINTARD.
NOAH WILCOX.
Norwalk, (Old \Vell) March ‘.22 , I837.
IVIESPEI 5°03 IQ.
FEVV barrels of first quality Mess Pork, for
sale by HUBBELL 81. CO.
May 9. I837.
3tf
9tf
Pen-Owen, Prairie, Tales ofiny l.:tlullolfd,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Ponipeii,f
Festivals and Firsts. Missiona.ty,
Pleastii'es ofLife, Matthew Wald,
Memoirs of Buck, Newton’s Messiah.
Travels through Spain, Mls.Morrell’s Voyage,
VVestward Ho,_Skeiclles ofSocict_v,
Sketch Book, Mason's Compeud.
Walsh's J urnc,/. Knicketbockel’,
Service Afloat, The Guards,
'l‘ales of the West, Anna QLGOICYSICIIG.
Manners be Customs, Fortunes of.\'igel,
F AENCH, Gcriiian, and Eligli.-:h Toys, Wm,
agreat variety of other fancy articles and
. . - "1
a gonclal assortlnent of Fruit and nuts, such as
.Alt‘noiids, Madeira Nuts, p,,,,m,,S’ F,,,,cr,s Cit
ron, IILXCC, Cu"-¢.,mS_,’ Figs, P‘_unQ8’.éluYeS9 Or-
angers and Lemons, Soda Biscuit. ltlltl a, gdlieral
assortlncnt of Confec-tion:iry,for sale by
GEORGE w. JENNINGS,
\Vest side th B '
Norivzilk. May‘ 23. 1§37. e "d‘h(i‘1,
The cores which it has efiiéctedfandrtbel _
(Successor to C'arm.i Betts. Burrtu'!’s buildin.g's,)
.%/' UULD inform his friends and the public that
%/ he has now returned from the city with afresh
stock of ttlloice GROCERIES consisting of Sugars,
Tezis, Colfee, Liquors and Wines, all of the fiflrst
quality—pui'e Sperm Oil, Provisions of all ltiitds,a‘nd
every article usually kept in it Groccr_v Store-and
he would say, please call and judge for yourselves,
for he feels assured, that none can furnish article: of
better quality, or at a cheaper rate. A share of pub.
lic patronage is solicited. ,
Norwalk. April I I. I837. 5
NORVVALIC HOTEL. .
N orwalk, August 22, 1837. 2-ltf
HAIR CUTTING? Alan
SHAVING.
GEO. IV. JENJVINGS
ESPEC'l'FUl.1.Y informs his friends and the
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and Cutting, in the uiost approv.
ed and fashionable style, at his old stand, west ofthe
. _._.i____
NEW GOODS.
‘I TEVENS & BELDEN have just received
L another supply of seiisonable Dry Goodg
which will be sold at the present New-York re:
duced prices. N orwalk, Aug. 7, 1837_
5a BARRELS \Vestern superfine FLOUR
for sale by SELLECK &. JENNINGS.
01'?‘ Cash will be paid for Corn, Rye and
Oats, at the store ofthe subscribers.’
1‘2Z5é'|i£i (d?®dl:3il3 :2.
HE subscriherhas just received an extensive
and wellselected assortment of British, French
I-ndia and Domestic Goods, ofeverv varietv ofstyle,
pattern, price and quality; so that all tastes may be
suited, and every buyer receive satisfaction in the
worth ofthe motley expended. Also. Dry Gioce
ries, Hard and Hollow Ware. which will be sold at
a small advance upontln 1.
G E0. I5.MIDDLLb1t0OK.
VVilton. Aug. 3, I836.
Moreland Vale, Dttniillare. The Rona,
Blue Stocking Hull, Arabian Nights,
Rod Rover, Valley of Sheititntloiih,
lVootlstock, The Bitrony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, Adventures of it Ktizzilbiisii,
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cylfil Tliornton,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures of it King’s Page
Great. Britain in 1833F,ritzeGcorge,
The Carbonate, The Separation,
I‘ilncy Hall, Invisible Gentlernzln,
Elliot's D4 biites, Life of Napoleon.
Roman Literature, Life of Pinckney,
And ‘oft when Sol’s proud chariot quits the sky.
And humbler Cynthia mounts her one horse
chair,
To that song closet shall thy votary fly;
And wrapt in darknesss keep his orgies there;
Lift the full bottlejiyons to his head.
And great as Caesar reel sublime to bed!
I
38
"SCENE
VVITH THE INDIANS. r r 1 J - 1 B,“ 8 0, 3 H S in 1, H , _ , _ %
WAsmNGToN,DCc_ 11, 1837, _‘ ,Sl‘KENiA%:, i£b":,l[J,.fi$,,5;(c,[,Mhe me,gm.w:iw".).e,_pvHy,s l_o°n,t:pp:,.5:,s.;pl«:Jpdppygt UEN-5 UNIVERSALSTRENGTHEN- Leliel°§frOmlIl€EgOal1,I.I.fet)£~ :,.,"r1vpv.lor, .ro LET/One l_ialfof=t_latrge double
On Saturday last, the Secretary of War dis- al has ms, ,.c,,,,.,,ed ,,.,,m New‘_Yo,.k Wm, ,, Selpc, fortulllc, and his apparatus in the very bestordar, . .ING PLASTEIL celebrated, ‘for Curing gh‘:;’“',‘_'l,‘i,°“"’Sll"ilil.ll3‘;~\'fiht s travels. _____2 house, pleasantly situated in this town,
lributetl medals among the Illdians that have assortmeni,of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, Hf’ keeps °°h‘“"'h-V h°‘'5‘h‘’ ‘‘ "“"'le‘.Y 07 3l'llCl€S hams m the breast’ side’ bhck’ or hmbh' Aiso Hikltdh °ol'i:l.l-’o t‘3"hI:|.(lt."l.inP gglhhihgilve not far from the B“dge' Possession given im
been in \Vashington for some mm, ,,,,s,_ They WW2,‘ he ,5 offering Cheap ,.0rmsh,al the old smnd in msline, ‘such as R,,z,,,.,,' mzo, s,,,,,,5’ s,,a,.,,,g for gout, rheumatism andliver complaints. for 10.", By W“ Wpkfmch G-3;, Po“e,___,o’m_M, inediutcly. Apply to MRS. MARVIN.
soap, shaving brushes, hair do, dressing c,,,.,,i,,., sale by J. A. WEED. IfI,5,m,yyo, 1\¥'.,,,“nen'"P|,,c,dé' ° Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1837. 28tf
form:-rlv occupied by E. Moss While.
BRIGGS Kt FANTON keep constantly on hand
at the store of the Subscriber, a full supply ofliisll-
ionzible Ladies’auil Chiltlren’s SHOES, which be
are about to take their departure for the wilder-
ness in the far “fast. The scene was interest
ing, and ifpubliciiy had been given to it. many
would have been gratified in witnessing a dis-
pocket d0! indelible ink, Cologne tvatei, inu'cass;.r
oil, bear’.s oil, antique oil, coiivcrsatioli cards, al.
manacs, pocket books, prints, songs, Sac. Sec.
Norwalk, May 23, 1837.
Posthumous I’apers_, (jontrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out. 'l‘lie Bravo,
Clarence, Welsh Mountiiins, King of the Peak,
GUARD AGAINST FIRE-
P-RO'1"E("1'ION INSURANCE COMPANY.
SLTIVIIVTER DRY GOODS.
H TEVFNS &. BELDEN havejnst received.
play of the Indian character. The most nu.
merous delegation was from the Pawns.-es.-
This l,;;'oe;is more savage than ally iiearour bor-
ders. The policy ofthe government is to con-
ciliate the Indians, as well as to impress them
with correct ideas of our numerical strength.
Before the Ariiericaii Revolution. likenesses of
sells at their old prices.
’ ‘ ‘art
0 Les
FRANCIS KNAPP
I)anl.itl'_v April I7, I837. (Elf
sl..ii’.h.sI.§-S N‘. @E.i©©7i.iS
§_ ’AS_ the pleasure of_ announcing to his
friends, and the public generally, that he
SOOTHING S YRUP.
I) R. VARIS’ celebrated Soothing Syrup for
children teething; the virtues of which. in
completely relie\'i';';g’;.l,ie mostdistrcssing cases is
invaluable.
J. A. WEED.
15
For sale by
Norwalk, June 19, 1837.
a large and splendid assortment of sumlner
dry goods, which will be sold very low in these
“ hard times.” .
June '37, 1837.
INSEIRANCE
BY A NEVV-YORK OFFICE.
16
Ileidenm.'iucr, Liueol Lincoln, Fall‘ Maid of Perth
'I'hc'Disowned, High Life, Flirtiltlon,
Elizabetll dc Bruce, Pclliuui. Dcvercau,
Aui.iquit_v , Glaston de Blondeville. Retreat,
Wt-pt of Wislitdn Wish, Witter Witch,
History ofthe Bible. Polar Seas and Regions‘,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron,
Pleasul-cs of Hope, Tliaddeus of Warsaw,
‘FTILLIALVI J. S l'Rl£E'I', of Norwalk, agent of
the I’-ro£cct2'ml Iustiraltce C0mpr1n_1/,in Han
foriI,Conni-.ciii-ut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents of each,
iogotllnr with every other similar species Ofpropefr
ty, Against Loss or Damage by I"rre. The rates of
preiriiuin offered, are as low astllose of any other
similar Institution, and every man has now an op-_
is again ready to wait upon those who are in
want of any article in the DRY GOODS line.
His present elegant and extensive assortment 4
DU SOlII_/‘OT cas/1., at the. lowest, Pricgs; and
he trusts that his assiduous attention to his bu-
siness, and disposition to accomodate the shop-
ping community, together with the cheapness
of his Goods, will secure to him a liberal share
of the public patronage.
Not-walk.J'ul=y 10, 1837.
Bathylon the Great, Tales ofthe Heart,
Coningsmar, Abbott, Discovery of America,
Life of George 4th, History ofBritisli liltlia,
Orutions of Demosthenes, Kenilwortb, ,
The Rambler, Decision," Full ofJel'us51lein,
Paris Chit Chat, Children ofthe Abbey,
Doineslicllecreaiion, Fables. Spariisli Daughter,
Lacon, Essays and Sl<tcl‘ics,IIapplI18SS.
White’s Remains, Willison's Works.§tlick,
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Blass,
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb’ Willi:-ms.
portunity, for a trifling sum, to protect liitnse_lf-
against this destructive element, which often ini_
single hour, SWt:0P'~‘lWay the earningc of many.
years. i
The course the otfice pursltc in Il‘al1Sfl(‘.llngl.Il6ll’-
btisiliess and in the adjusting and payments of losses,
ti prompt and liberal. For terms ofinstirnnce, appli-:
cation may be madeto the above named Agent, who
satttliorized to issue policies to applicants without,
delay.
Norwalk, Jan 4. 1837. 3
GEORGE ST. JOHN A GEN’ '.—-CAPI’
TAL $300,000.
RATES of Premium very reasonnble—losses
. promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to penury and want, from circumstances ofease
and allluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
STAGE COACH.
OR SALE, a well built. handsome, fauri Ilorse
Stage. good as new—will be sold at great bur
gain. Enquire at this Oflice.
Dec 28
NOTICE. .
A STORE to let, now occupied by the
subscriber, For further particulars in-
MONSON HOYI‘.
the Sovereigns of Great Britain were given to
the most distinguished VVarriors and Chiefs with
whose tribes the whites had any intercotlrse.—
They were worn suspended at the breast. and
were esteemed of great value. as marks of re-
spool, and as tokens of frienilship. After the
atloptii)tl_ of the federal Constitnlioii, Presirlem
\Vashington, knowing that the Indians set a high
value on the likeness of their Great Father.
l8tf
quire of
deemed it expedient to present his likeness to
them in silver. Ten times the value, in any oth-
er arl.icle.would not have had the same influence.
LOOIC AT THIS.
Norwulk. April 4, I837‘.
HE subscribers would lnlorin their friends and
VAL UABLE PROPERTY
Wall street, N cw-York.
Noi_-walk, August 7, 1837. ' 22rf‘
LHIIIICCIOI Greitves. I.‘]8llI'_V Milo-7|’:
Sir Charles Grandlson, Eat"! L955°“9.
. FARM FOR SALE.
HE subscriber offers for sale 150 acres of
land, lying in Stamford, in the society ‘or
North Stamford ; distance between one and
two miles from North Stamford meeting house.
Said farm is well calculated to divide into one,
two, or three, and will be sold in that way, or
together, as best suits purchasers. Said farm
is well proportioned into wood, meadow, plow,
and pasture land, and has three dwelling houses
and barns and other out buildings thereon. ;
0:? If the farm should not be sold before the
first Monday of March next, on that day, it will
be sold at Vendue. GOULD RAYMOND. :' '
Guy Maneriug, T. Moora'S W°"k5s
Almoran & Hamet, G80’!-'9 DCSHIOHII,
Abbey of Weyllill, Birds ofsgotland.
seekers Lec,,,,.e5, Recluse, Lights and Shadows, ‘
l‘0uiSa Madnnuifiv Bflnnotik Burn,
Cottage F;,,,._..'c!e, Amelia, Pilleis England.
E,e,,,e,.,,,..i War, Entall, Florence Macartll,v,
L,,”,,,.rs, Lionel, Campbell, Physioguomj-,1,
g,ginald Dalton, Precantion,
lgectures on Politeness, Balm of Gilead,
I::SSfI\)' on Modern _History, Tales ofa Traveller
aliaxspcar, He_l-mil in the Country, Collegians,
Oxontans. Christian Researches,
-tsmodetts at Large, Fiddlers Observaiioizs.
F°'"'C"l"§le9 L°§- Domestic Manners of Americans
the public,that they have when the old _.,m,,d
of E. Boughton, situated half a mile wastofihe
Borough of Danbury,and have macinery in the best
order for Carding Wool, Carding and Spinning
Yarn by the run, Mantifactllriag Satinetts per yard;
Dresslng Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, «Sic. &c.
Allthose who may favor them with their custom,
may depend on having it well done and on leitsonahle
lei‘li1S- E. BOUGIITON &i. CO.
Dainbury, May 6, 1837. -' 9.
BROADCLOTH. CASSIMERES. dcc.
7%‘ bscrlbers have just received a Iago as.
flaflroadclotlls. Cassimeres and Sat
‘While the British held the north western posts.
they continued to distribute medals of George
— III, among the savages inthat quarter, and even
after the surrender ofthose posts, they induced
i'he.Indians on the Northern frontier, within the
jurisdisdiction of the United States, to go into
Canada_and receive the medal of his Brlitannic
,Majesly_'. To counteract this influence of the
Britishover the Indians within olir borders, all
the Pr§3$ld8'?lS. down to-the close of the admitt-
istratipil or John Q. Adams, liberally presented ‘
t‘liesetokcns of friendship to the Indian Chiefs
Ll. those who are intli~b.-ed to Eli Morris on
book. are notified that if they wish to save cost
they must attend to the payinent of their account;
without delay. J. VV. HUBBELL, Assignees.
April 3. I637. ' 3.;/4
watrltrs alto slrtnrlrp.
FINE,assortinent for sale at prices corres-
Z pending with the pressure of the times, by
' LEVI CLARK-20
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale
his Dwelling House and lot, (con-
_ ttlining about one rood ofland) situ-
ated in the villa e of Westport. on
the East side of Saugatuck River witllina few
rods of the turnpike bridge. .
‘The house is in good condition. built in nio-
dern style, and possesses every necessary con.
venience for the accommodation of a small or
large family. For pleasantness and beauty its
location is not surpassed by any in the village.
Norwalk, July 27, 1837.
CHEAP DRY GOODS-
with 'whoi"ri' we were in aliiity. iilet‘o. ii‘ ' V = - . - . . . , - .
‘The number of medals presented on Saturday wil 5 hst:ilhntll.tu:hiilIytl:lsi‘lti],: Shade am.‘ stylh"Ivh'c" For terms apply to the subscriber, at the pre- THE subscnbehs have -lust‘ "caved 3' large Hull's Memoirs, Mariners chronicle Stamford’ Sept’ 14’ 1837' o 28‘
were between fifteen and -twenty-five, The STEVENS & BELDEN lnises. JOHN W. TAYLOR. hssortgigt of Dy GOODS, Pit-atesant: Robbers, Cruise or Pi.rh.m.c , ’ TAKE ;N0T[GE
agents and interpreters. designated to whom? -‘‘“l"3 *0“? |‘°“9rill.V Occupied by Wm. G I8) ii°’"h Vvestport‘ Juno 27' 183?‘ 16‘ - ‘ S. b MDRc.rD“cAslr ” and at such .h“h‘h""di hh°" H°h’"-C“5lW' Hall-tier. , ' - - --.- .
,,,ey_‘sho,,,d be given, The huge medms were. March 1837. ATS N ’ _ which were ougjfe them to sizll che th Fougli Ya,-ps, Linwoods, . . I ' Persons hflhlng claims against the «pa.
v ' BW York Bank N018, L181. C0llD- Prices 88 Will ell ’ “Per h t)roekei’s Life of Van Buren. spatch Line,” are Ilereby notified to hand
bestewetlon the most distinguished chiefs. and’
; smaller ones tothe principal head men. When
it chief was d6Slgnalc(I as at candidate for this or
ever before oxreht lh the °;’,h",tY- Thelf 35
V ,...presen is unusua y urge.
“°'""°“‘ srsvsus 5!. BELIIEN.
them in "totbe subscriber without dela .
' ‘ MONSON ,
llorso Shoe Robinson, Kcntuckian in Nevl_lYork
ierfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
Rumble: in N. Amer'ca~
' Jourl A. wean".
sale by .l A. WEED.
Oct. 16, 1887. 82 .
,' E.-EV—E-S’ SON’S superior writing fluid,
_]USI. received direct from the Importer, and
sale by . J‘,__A. “rEED_
..Nor\valk,_August, 14, 1837. fl ,
Norwalk Chronicler