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‘ L I S T _ .
¢2)°.Bro7ren Banks and Fraudulent Insmutzoizs.
The following list of I)I'Ol{t:ll’ b:ml5s' and 'fraLutltLI‘lenl
institutions is taken from Day s Billlii Note is . i
“ Havin" liad frequent noiices.thut bills of banlxs
h « _ . _ . - : _
- long since failed, and also 01 many lnslllul‘l0n., llildl
existed only in name, as well hs some wio pit 9;
, pretence of a cliai‘t’«'r, Oi‘ 01llt‘l'\.\'l.~lc‘.‘.\.Vt£l'e C|l(il‘.-lllllfi
bills of no value, we have compiled from out‘ 11-
such tiaiikliig tnstitnlto:is. and lH‘e~=ent_to tlll‘ ll"b*‘° f“
one view, in the following table. The i'5_‘l<l"l'vw‘”
observe ti dash-—npposlle R numbero lJ=t'1"‘-"5-"'.
These institutions are iioi known to helnsolvmit,
but from some reason. they ate unsaleable in NW”
' York : and it folloivs that it would be unsafe to l-“lie
thein.”
____.
Silver Lake bank
Swatara hank
Union bk of P+=nns_\'l'na
Wasliingion bank
W'cstitioi‘t-laiitl hank
Willtesbxirrc Bridge Co.
Youlmgaiiy hank
DELAWARE.
Bank of l_.nur.nl
Wilininstnn Loan Co.l
MAI-‘.YL\.\71).
Bank of Caroline
Rank of l\‘larvl:mtl
City bk of Baltimore
Cnll0tIll()i‘t2'llP bank
l7.lkton I~‘;( of Ma vlantl
llavrc De Glace hank
l“lantm-'s bank of Pl'lIl(‘6
Ceorfre Co.
Sriineizsct. and Worccstei'
bank and branches
:U’qtlF‘ll.'2t'.ll:l Piri-lgc Co.
ntsrtticr oz: C'!l.U;'llBI.\.
Bank of ,~\lexaii:lri:t
Bank of Columbia
i‘("lIl.I'lll bk <ifGi.~orgeto' n
and VV:isliing'loii
l7i'.'inkliii bk of‘.-\le.\'andi‘ia
Vlecli:iiii<‘s' bk, do
Jzlcrcliatitsx’ bk, do
VIRGINIA.
‘ilononfzolia l“ai'iner’s Co
Virginia Saliiiti li-ink
’~.Ve,.~:tv=i-ti bl: of Vircinia
S.')l7'I'lI ciittoctriii.
Banl: of Clieraw
ot:ouc.i.\.
Augusta Bridge {.‘uinp=tli_v
Bank of l\laroii
Farmers’ bk of C.italioo-
MAINE.
Bath Bank
Castine Blink
Irlallowcll &, Augusta Bk
Kennebec Bank
Keiinebuiik Bank
0: ford Bank, Fryhiir.<;l'
Passaniaquziddy Bank
Saco Bank
VVat:=rville Bank
Wintlirop Bank
\Visca.<:~‘et Btihlr
NEW tiaiti-sittns.
Hillsborougli Batik
VERMOi\‘T
Jefferson Baiikinsr C‘o.l'
i\t.iss.-icitust-'.'i‘Ts.-
Anierican Bunk, Boston
Berkshire Bank
Clielsca B‘-lllli
Coninionwealtli
Essex Plant; of Salem
Fat-mm-5’ bk, B('l4'll(’l‘i()\\'Il
Farmers’ Bunk, lloslonl
'F‘i'ankliu bk, South Llo.toii
Grcy Lock Ilankl
Lafayette Batik
Moiitloii Bank
Midillcsi.-x Batik
Nahant Batik
Plicmiix Bank, Nantucket
Sutton Bank
Wiscasset Banlti
ttuovn: ISLAND.
Burrilltille Bank
Eagle Bunk, Ne\V|)0l'|l
Farmi.=r~’ Excliaiiige Bank
F.'irinei's’ 32. Meclia iiics Bl:
Franklin bk, I’:'ovi'.l-‘meet
cosuscricpr.
Briilgcport illanufzic. Co ,,h,_.e
D9Fll_Y Bflnll "ml Blllllcll Mei-cliazits’ and Planters’
Eagle Bk of New Ilavcii bk, A,,_,_,.J_.,d
" Y°l"~K- Al’.ABA.\l.\.
l EX‘-'ll' Bnlllil Toinliecklic bank
ii"? ;~ - ll‘l5°“ onto. '
' “ I '»l‘l'='ll"a ‘lank of Cincinnati
_.L_ as i"iattsbtIi'g or M,,,,5f,,.|d
Clifll'1.0I'8d Biltlltl 3‘ Snntluslry Bay
Clinton Manuf‘. (Iomp_v’.~l <-
Cliecks on Jefferson Co.
Bank
Columbia Bank
Delaware County B-'Illlil
Exchange bk, l‘o'l.ec-psicl
Exchange Bk, J l3arkt-i"s
Franklin Bank
Stenhetiville
Excliztnge bk Cincinnati
F'ariners’ bk New Salem
Farnicrs’ and Mechanics’
lvk, Chillicothc
Farmers’ and Mechanics’
bk. Ciiiciiinati
-‘lei-man bk of Wooster
Franklin Manul. Comp’_v [.1.,,,,,i|,,,,, -,,,,,] 1:0,-,,.;ti,,
Green Cmllll)’ llllllk _ '\'lanufactiiring Comp’_y
N Y. Lumber Assoclatioi‘»t,J,,m.,.so,, |,,»,,,[;
Marb o Mauuf. (‘ompany ;K,,.,l,,,,d 5,,f',.,,, SOC bk
Mldllle Dlsllilcl B"‘”l‘ iL“it’liflIlOll and Miami BLtt‘.l{-
\Vasliiiigtoii and l'\'ai'l'cn l ing. C,,_
N'r-W -Tl‘lll‘El’- Lebanon and Miami Exp.
Bank of New Brun.swicl« CO,
l"ranklin Bk. «l9l’5"Y Cl‘) Ilauliattan lllllllxl
- \ 1 , . ,
I-lobolien Bknbz 'C!l'i\Z- l4"- Ohio Rail Road Con1lli!n_'. T
Jersey City min’ Owl Creek bank
Mechanics‘ bk, l’=1!°*‘-“On lll’latt [.I. ll ] 3; Co‘si,.k
l\-lomnolllll lili 0f N -l‘5'”$_".l';Zatie:<villr-. Canal and Ma»
N- -l- ll'l€l“- Bllllli El (-0 : niifactiiriiig‘ Compziiiy
N. J. I’rotcction and Loni-l ,;,im_,,-ti ,_
l>i1l“~l Colllllllll)’ lFarmers’ and Iilt.-cliaiiics’
Slab! Ballki 'l"7”“l°" - l blii Madison
Sflleln and. Vplillatlclplllai TEL\v,\‘y.;5sp:[.;_
__Mil|ll1ll|C- l 0- _ iF:ii‘iners’ and illeclianivs’
-‘.'.u,=l|lllgtnn Bunlni-lg Co.’ I H -
rx=~*'-"5"l-"-l-"lA- Franklin and l‘r'l-Vflll-ifvlllt‘
Allenhan bk of lien"-‘_Yl* zittssissirri.
b -. . . . .
Bpnl- <-I‘ Urn)f'=r l:"““l‘l'.\l:s<i~<sippi and Alabama
my bank. Imslmrzh Raul Road and Batilling
Centre bk of l’eiiiisylva- C0,,,p;,,,,,
r-lit _ , I=t.on;n\.
Farmers’ and Mcclianics i3,-mt; Of \\t,.;,., pi,,,,,,,,
bl‘ °r l_‘1‘l.V°l“3 (-"lllllf ’§(:O'I1|'ll‘*l'4'litl bk of Floiirl.-i
Fa£|lllF,}l)'.S atpd iE'l0t,'l1i.llllCa‘ i_‘,,',3rchaiii..~’& Plaiiters’bk
C, Ills Ufgl ;\“c1.”(;A_\-'
Farmers’ and ,i‘ilecli-.iiiics’ll‘;;m',( or i\;0,~,,~,,e
bk, Gr_et-ticastle _ ’lDei.-oi; bani,-
FEll'l\|(’|'.\." and Mt-cliantcs C,”-,,n,,_
hit, Na-l2s~iil~
.;, . ~.‘*.;__
THE subscriber, thankful for past favors,
would inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has taken the store lately oc-
cupied by H. B. Chase, (nearly opposite the
Post Office) where may always be found an ex-
tensive and elegant assortment of (:cntlemen’s.
Ladies‘, Yontli's and Childrcn’s Boots and
Shoes —-made in the best manner, of the besl
nititerials, and in the most fasliiot)iable style-
atthe most reasonable prices. I arliciilar at-
tention will be paid to all orders in his line, and
the patronage oftlic public is respectfully soli-
:‘ ‘Ll. .
( “L \VILLlA.VI GRIFFIT H.
Norwalli, June 12, 1837. 1411
9
Tii*IiE SL003’ CITEZEN,
Capt. JE])lu‘D1.—’lH BRO!/VN.
VVill sail from this landing to James Slip, N
York on Tu"s!l:iys, and return on Saturdays.
’-3.‘liI§%”.' 545.68? EEECHANIC,
Clipt. GREG’-UR Y GR U1l1M'AN, Jl'[(ZSl87‘,
V‘/ill sail oti S.it.urdays and return on 'I‘hurs-
.lavs. Freight will be taken as low as at other
lmitlitigs. For further particulars inquire of ei-
ther of the captains on board of their respec-
tive vessels, or at the store of the subscriber.
\VlLLIAi‘i’I T. IIOYT.
N-irwalk, J-.'.ll. 2-1, 1838. W45
-3 '.":.‘, «- i..~;'- rs rs: -1 1 “ r’ ~
£1 ill i.l4:..z.;'S Able Q9 GEE
§;_'_, "AS the pleasure of announcing to his
Q. friends, and the public generally, that he
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
will be soldfov crash, at the lowest prices; and
ill) trusts that his assiduous attention to his bit-
siness, and disposition to accomodate the shop-
ping community, together with the chcapness
of his Goods, will secure to him a liberal share
of the public pati'onage.
Norwalk,July 10, 1837. 18tf
T0 'i‘&'ilE EL’?‘lLl§£ LE1).
?Ia;"VltAi\'CIS KNAPP informs the piiblit: tdiat he
has lost returned from i\‘ew-York with a select
assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCl".l'{l'ES,
wbicli he is offering cheap for cash, at the old stand
l'oi’nii-.i‘lv occupied by E. Moss W'lille.
BRIGGS 8:. F.'\N'I‘ON keep constantly on hand
at the store of tho Subscriber‘, a ftill supply oflasli.
ion-able Ladies’ and Chi|di'cri’s SHOES, which he
sells at ilieir old prices.
FRANCIS KNAPP
I);-.nl.ui'y, April 17, I837. fill‘
“"‘—""“. .
DR. HULL in I.-lIPRt)I’ED I’RU...5 A1‘
REDUCED PRICES.
3'3‘? HE subscriber would inform those afflict-
.5. ed with I-Icrnia or Rupture, that the above
iiistrutnent, so long untljustly celebrated, is now
l‘t)(lllCtj(I in price so as to bring it witliiiiihc
uieans of the poor as well as tuc rich. Its su
pcriority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31
32 .‘\1"S Nc\L- Xrotli Dani: Nritn List, Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant. lllr
-sale by J. A. \VEED.
Oct. 16, 1.537. 32
go. "céazwaerzra,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
'.li':"()RV‘o1'.A.Ll.-"K EEOTEL.
I\'m\\‘all:. Aiipilst 22. 1813 .
_ _s'~lVlllS3 lllslllullollll j~\2l’lC‘ullui‘:il lilt. Toroiilo
t-iirard Loan (.;UlllP7‘l‘,ll flank of Brotkiille
Hai'iiiem,' Institute i",,,,,mp,Ci,,i i,k_ ;r,,,., Em.
. ,‘ _ _ _
Huntington l.s.ii:l. Corii;n<:i‘cial minlg, 13;-(,4-1,-.
Jttnlatii bk of Icniisylva \-,h,._; “ms in mm, 0;‘
mil £.‘llll,°, Colli:,i-n .3; Co}
Lunibei'mtin’s Bani:
Mario ta tihd Su:sq'iet:anii;i
Trailing Ctiiiipiiny
New Salem Ilanltl
Northern Batik of Penn-
f‘anadi;:ii bank
Colonial bank of Chatham
Joint Stock and B.':tiliiii_r:
Comp-.tnv. Toronto
Xlecliaiiics’ bk St. Johns
sylvaniai illcrliaiiirs’ bk, Lllmitreal
N0llll|ItttD('lldlld Union -.‘vit=rcliants’ bk, }.Iontri~,al
Colu. bk ()ltaw:i li.-ml;
NOl'lll\V€'5t(?l‘n bk ot'F‘onnv Pliciiix hank l’lil|i.-burghl’
“.VlV3llll‘~ bl. I.:iwi't=m:c batik and
Lumber Co.
Uiicui‘tci'i-.d bank of U. C.
\\-'I8C().\"~:l.\'.
Farrrier’s and Mcv.~h.:nic.<.'
Bk, Providence.
Pennsylvania Agricultural
and Mount‘. hank
Pliiladt:lpl'iia Manuf. Co};
Pottsdam Mauufac. Coj
Ricliai-d’s (Marlt) Checks
‘I Fraudulent.
TABLE OF SHIN PLA.‘§'i‘i*Z;‘RS.
Corporation of the City of Ncwarlt, par
Corporation of Jersey City par
South Ferry C0lli[')‘l|‘I)’ (iiearly all called in) par
Cc rporation ofihe City ofPhiladi»lphla, and oth-
er Corpoiations ol'[’iiilade|pliia County, I 1-2a2
Bridgeport liirorporztcd Excliange Company,
[12 \Vall sirct>t.] stopt
U. 3. Foreign 8.2. Dom. Excltange Co. N. Y. [8
W all street]
New York and Foreign Domestic Excaiige Co.
—lheii' bills on the l*.astei'n batik, 1.’-at-.gui‘_.".'lo.
Also on the Commercial Bank, Upper Cana-
da, [13 Nassau street] stop’.
Am. Iixch. Company, N. York, [44 \V.'ill st.'l
Rosendalc Cement i'\lanut' Comp’v lllstm‘ Co.
N. ‘I Joint Stock Exch. Cmipany [6 '1.‘-Jiitine
buildings] -—--
Phcenix Manuf. Company, '1'renton. wot-t’nlt-s-
Fairfield Loan and Trust Comp’y_. Fail fit-ld.
Conn. Mining 8:. Maiiuf. Coiiipauy, fililtord
(4 VVall street)
Mechanics I-Iall Association, -'\’ewai‘lt,
Met-lianics’ Loan Company till-1 I-2 Grcenwicli
street.) N. Y.
Corporatioii of '.l‘m_V,
Nortlicrn 'l"ransporlatlon, \Vlii'cliall,
llahway Fire Association. ' Good in E Jersey
E. M. l’atI.crson’s CllCCI\S ofConi.
_——_
.._._._
bk of Perth Aiulioy, do do
N8\\2tl‘l{ Wliziliiig 8:. Scaaling Coni-
pany, Newark. do do
GENE RAL DEPOT.
AND
E?‘ U Ell ‘~. ':’5*§-§"“:' é KG Vl’ARil1lHOUSE.
l’”£-T'*’. II l". Sulili ribcr is constantly atldiiig to his al
,.,,,,,iy C.,,[...i,ivo stork, every new improve-
mr-lit ii‘. arti-_ lcs til Kitchen l'ul‘iiil.ul't’ by Wlllbll lll5
(.‘l1.~‘l()l!I"lS may (ltfl "ive every possibleadv.intage_l'roiii
the invt.-iitivr». and uiitoi-pri7.ing spirit. of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
coiiil-iiiaiioii of
I£C():€O:1lY AND CO.‘-IFORT.
The following new articles deserve atiention:——
PICRI-‘l$C'I' lL"Rl-.Ii\'I IUM S'l'OVl:1 tor the Kitchen,
will burn ivood or coal; has ample and highly fin
tslied apiratus tor cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
gl-iddli-3 &c,;coiisuini-s less fuel. gives out more
heat, llIdii'dl1._V_’ other article of the. kind Iii,-i‘etoi'oi-e
['ll'USCl1(t"(l to the politic. It is besides, comp,“-1],,
its form and liighly ornainciittil. The SllI)S('ril_ieri5
now fitting up some very liaiidsuine patterns, which
Iiisctistouicrs are invited to (‘all and examine_
THE l;Yl'.I.\'l)l<li{ GR:-\'.l‘E S'I'OVE, is a ,,e,,,_'
perity and cconomlital article for stores, shops.
and oiiict-s. Several have already been put up n,
this plac;..: and for clicapness, cotiveiiiencc and
ivarmth are reltoncd the bestyct l|l1.l'0(luc(3d_
TO I‘AIl.OI'tS.
LEWlS’S Patent Co:ilStovt,-’.~,foi- llCfll.li'lgl,.'iil()r’5
Irons, an excellent aiticlc, which [flay also with a
trifling expense, be adapted to (:iilii;;,',-y,,u,-poses
'1‘IlE ROTARY (TOOK STOVE. so well adaptetl
to the \vaiitsoflrii'_s,e families, with its latest im.
provements. for burning ‘wood or coal, are still in
constantdcinaud and in high repute.
GR.\'I'ES. of every pat.
tern plaimaiid oi'ii-.iinenia|,
br:iss,Russinsliect iron,sonp
stone. Sac. at the lowest
T3169. and set in the most
fzisliioiialile and comiiio.
dious style.
BOX.circular, and otlierstovcs, of every dcscip
tion- Also,evei'y l(lll(l pf tin and sheet iron work
rloneto order. Brittannia metallea and coffee pots,
5'
DUTTOEF SEED CCRXV.
THE subscribers have purchased of '1‘. B.
Butler, rt selected and choice lot of Dot-
ton Corn, raised from Seed obtained last. spring
from Albany, which they offer to the thrtners ot
this county. This kind of Com, which while
it will yield as much or more than either of the
kinds usually planted in this neighborhood, and
weigh from 4 _to6 poiiiids more per bushel—-mak-
ing a. proportioiiably richer and more nutritious
meal——is sure toget ripe and to be all sound.
It is computed th it an extra sum of $500, ex-
pended in the purchase of this kind of Corti for
seed last spring, by the farmers of‘ this county,
would have increased the value of their corn
crop, at least $50,000. Those who wish to be
sure of obtaining a. rcniuneriitioii for their labor.
manure and laiid,bestowed upon their corn crop
will secure seed of this variety for their next
gpri1]g"B plfl11l.ll'lg. CL
Norwalk, Dec. 18, 1837.7
‘(fill
spoons, ltnivesund forks, and a Vai'letyofml,|e and
kitclici.furnitnre. Antliroiis shovels andtongs 81c.
STILES CURTIS, Westsidellie Brltlgle.
Norwulk, Novetnber 1., 1837. 34
STOVE AND PIPE
{VCR SALE by WM. .1. STREET, at his
ll. Store-—one good shop STOVE, used two
winters only, at u_ great bargain.
Likewise, 109 feet 6 inch PIPE, from 6 to 10
cents per lb.
Norwalk, Dec. 1st, 1837. tf 39
CALICOES & ‘FRENCH CAMBRICS
soo.t:.‘.“.CES *5"
lllarcli ‘28.‘183'.7Ty L BELDEN'
SIJEIGH BELLS.
3% STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS. for sale
by
, WM. J. .
Norivtilk, Dec. 23, 1837. STREET‘
4?.
“Ti
NOVV IS THE TIM1l- ‘
Jftaflfl G®Q9E.."":.. l
CHEAPER THAN EVER KNOWN, BE-
' FORE. _:
7 HE subscribers have this day recelted an
unusually large assortment of Fol, Dr)’
Goods, which were bought for cnsh,an<_l Such
prices as will enable them to sell at pI'tC% IOW-
er than ever known before. Any person 1 ‘Nimt
of superfine black, blue, claret, or invisible recn
CLOTHS, would do well to call. VVe have
kinds of Dry Goods, at presentisvery complete.
Calicocs and Muslins at most any price.§ Call
and see. STEVENS & BELDB_N.
SE 3. V E 2?. SP £98353.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ‘,
A RE constantly iiiuiitifacttiring Silver Spoons
A and other Silver ‘Vfure, which in conse-
quence of the “glorious specie Clll‘l‘8llCy‘”;-‘-f0!‘
which we tender 'I‘. H. Benton 8:. Co. our
(we almost said thanks, but don’t mean so),--we
ure enabled to sell uncommonly low. Butto be
eerious—wc are dent.-riniiicd to offer our EllV0l'
work at prices which pedlurs cannot get under.
Call and see. _ « ‘
0:?’ Our spoons are warrantetl good silver.
LEVI CLARK at 0.).
~ I 20
July 25th, 1837.
IRON AND STEEL.
OR S-ALIA}, at the store opposite I-Ioyt’slti'ading
I Swcetls t_.‘ai't and Waggon tirc,
English do do , do ‘ do
Square and flat sweed.~i’ron-—all sizes, _
do do Aniericaii do d0 d0
do do Illllgllfill do do d0
Round ;limPt‘lC3lI and Englisli do do do
Naylor S; (,‘o.’s celiibrated caststecl,
Stiuiidcrson, Brothers $1. C-o.'s do do
do
Band, nutt, and hoop iron. 1'
Spilie and nail rods, &.c. &,'c,
W. J. S'I'RHE'I‘.
Norwalk. Jun 4
£3‘ ILVER and STEEL SPEC’I‘ACI.ES and’
GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
in consequence oftlie reduction of labor during
these says of “Benton Mint Drops.”
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 25, 1837. ‘20
NOTICE.
THE copartiicrship heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the lirni ofS:imucl Hawley,
R2. Co, is this day by mutual agrecmeiit dissolved.-—
All persons having claims against the said firm are
requostml to present them to Samuel Hawlt-y and
Rufus H Pickett, who are authorized to settle the
claims agaiiist. the il\‘l1l- SAMUEL HAVV l.EY,
R. H. I’lCKE'I"I‘,
E. O. BEN'.\'E'I'T.
Rirlgeficld, March 9. I837. tfl
IL’? The Cabinet business will hereafter be con
tinned under the firm of Han-lcv (Sr, f’ickot.t.
BLEACHED AND BROPVIV
FEUSEINS
' "F all kinds and prici-s. for sale by the hate or
piece, clwap, by STEVENS 5:. BELDEN.
April 19, I837 ‘
T65 TCEIE LAD.§E??«‘:.
$1 HE subscribers have jiist received 11 large as
g sortiiicnt ofliatlies and Misses llals, ofalrnost
every description ; embracing some extra line 'I'u.:-
can Braid, and Split Straws of the latest fashion.-
All of which will be sold less then New-York retail
prices. They flilllCl‘ll1f'.l‘flSl*l\-‘RS. that the Halo just
received in addition to their former stock, embraces
the best assortment to be found in the count . .
S'I‘F.VF.NS {Sr BELDISN,
At the store recently orcnpit-tl by \Villi:=ni (.;.i
.lf§A.?..33. €.‘t3i.'.?".."iZ"‘3.xi"I.'l.§\l'G- AN?
SEA VENG.
GEO. W’. JENNINGS _ ,-
ESPl7.C'I'FUl.LY informs his l'i'icnd_;nnil the
public, that he coniiiiuesbis l)lISll‘l(‘.~’h'.l)tf.Sll2
lug, Hair Dressing and (fiiittiag, in the iuost appm -.
ed and fasliioiiuble style, at his old stand, west ofih.-,-
Bridge. He is always in :1ttemla'iCe, and happy to
\
receive customers. His roomsare pleasant and cum-
fortablo, and his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale a variety or al'llr‘l(3§
inliislinc, such as Razors, razor str::;::., ‘sliaviiig
coup. shaving l)I‘ll.‘slttTS, hair do, dressing combs,
pocket do. ipdelll.-le ink, Cologne water, ~ll‘HlCR5$ll1'
oil,bear’.s oil, antique oil, conversation cards, a].
iiiniiacs, pocket books, prints, songs, Size. &.;,
N()I‘\\’l]ll(, May 1837.
NOTECE.
A STORE to let, now oar-upled by the
_ __subscr'iber, For furtlior particulars in”.
quire of MONSON I-IOYI‘.
1'\lnt‘witll\', ADFII4, I837.
Eaalnrutg at our E3;-‘ell.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
.-"1 HARLES M. KNAPI’ respectfully informs
‘ix his friends and the public, that he has just
returned from New-York, and has obtained the
latest Fashions. He feels grateful for past fa-
vors,and still solicits his share of public but.
rotiage. Work will be done to order, and no
pains shall be spared to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with 11 call.
The subscriber, for the present, has made
such zirrzitigeineiits, that any article of goods in
his line can be had to order. Persons wishing
to purchase can get goods of any description,
and as good and cheap as elsewlicre. He will
endeavor, as far as possible, to accommodate
his customers. Goods on hand at present will
be disposed of cheap.
{ff Ready made Clotliing, good Trimmings,
kept on hand. Also, Buttons of various de-
scriptions for Coats, ovcr Coats, and Children’s
Clutliing.
Norw.-ilk, (Old \Vell,) Oct. 23,1837.
LOGIC AT T HIS.
7 111 E subscribers \voult‘Iiulorm tlicii-l‘i-ienih, and
the pub|ic,Ih:it. they have taken the old stand
of E. Bougliton, situated half a mile westof lllc
Borough of Danbui'_v,and have macinory in the best
order for Cardiug Wool, Cttrdiiig and Spinning
Yarn by lherun, IVIanul'actiiri.ig Satinetts per vard,
Dressing Cloth, Dying Y.'dl‘Il fancy colors, Sic: &c,
Alltlioso who may favor them with their custom,
may depend on having it ivelldoiieaiitl on i eiisoiiable
terms. E. BOUGHTON 8:. CO.
Dtiiihury, May 6, 1837. 9,
AR.l’Ei\"l.'lrIRS’ PLANES. it large assortment
just received and forsale by
WM. J. Sl‘RF.F.T.
FALLAND WINTER DRY GOODS.
C/tcrzper than ever. V
T ‘HE subscribers have received within the
past week one of the largest and best se-
lected assortment of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, evcr brought to Noi-walk. Their assort-
merit at present is complete, with every variety
of Scasonable Goods the New-York Market af-
fords. Tilt-3‘gO0(I3 were bought for CASH, and
bought at least 30 per cent less than last Full
prices, and will be sold at prices to correspond.
Call and satisfy yourselves. The following
comprise a part. of their assortment: 100 pieces
blue, blk, brown, green, claret, and other Broad-
cloth, at prices varying from $2 to $8 the yard,
at prices astonishingly reduced ; 150 pieces
Cassitncres and Satinetts, embracing the best
assortment of the different styles extant,
ever offered in this county; 100 pieces French
and English Merino, ofcvery desirable color;
100 Merino and Thibet Wool Shawls, cheap;
200 pieces English French and American Cali-
coes, &c. &.c. STEVENS &. BELDEN
ii;-.Oct. 2d, 1837. ' 30
11
32-ltf
CASTINGS.
, UR.NACE.(l00l'S and gratt-..Ii, fire.-dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon htrltes, for sale
' WM. .1. SIR!-lE'l‘,.
thetn very cheap indeed. Our assortmentof all V
DR. BRANDRETH’S .
VEGE T.~l BL E UNI VERSAL PILLS.
fii HE above valuable Medicine can_always be
hall inany quantities, althe following places:
At Levi Clui-k’s and . .
Gm’ E_ Comswcws giflgentsfoi Norwalk.
Of George B. Middlebrooks, VVilton.
Of Saniuul Raymond, New-Camlalh —
Of Daucliy 8:. Co. Ridgefield.
towns in which they reside’, and no Pills are war-
ranted genuine iinlcssobtaiiicd at the above Agenzlgs
\VANTED- ' ‘_ _‘
‘aid Apprentice wanted to t_lie Iinand thcetlrou
r-
STYLIES CURTIS. (
BUSHELS Rock Salhfl very fine «"-
efi ticle for grinding, r..i~.~..ie by A‘ CO.
WHOl.ESi‘H.l-‘. AND Ri;'rAii.. ‘
US'l‘ received by W in. J. Street, direct from the
and Ronsselaer Window Glass, ll 5llPe"l°"“”l"le-
which will be sold on as good or better terms than
NOV. ‘.3. I835.
INGRAIN CARPETING-
pieces choinely sclccletle \VlllCl' ‘Vlll be 5°l_d as
low as can be purchased in New Y0fl<- _Al5°: Sllllled
low,attlte store recently occupied by Wm- Gillea
Norwalk, March ‘28, 1337. 3
NOTICE-
."ll‘FV HE books and accounts lielongtlng lollle 05'
_E_ “.19 William Gale, deceased, are at the store
i . p , followed by unpleasant
::;::.I.‘:.::.‘.::;?v ° 6‘ . . ........is,
l Adininistrator
- ‘ ‘ BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
{}l\‘E of the largest assortment evcrolI'ercr’ .i
The above persons are the sole Agelllll l-°l' the
Beware ofcount.ei‘fr.'ils-
business. Inquire of the subscriber-
~ V
ROCKS SALT .
i.iu3.ii*l.t.
Q! Factory at Sand Lake, [00 Boxes ofGerman
can be obtained in the city of New-York. 5]
'%"I‘EV.E.\'S 3; BELDICN liave_;ustre.ccived a few
nndplain India. Muttiugs, various widths, for Salt‘-
dec’d, a few doors north the mill.
To ALL “.3051 11' MAY on non! CONCERN.
or] S Samm‘,s_ ’_l‘he undcl':llglle(.l llfl\'B Only 10 re
p 1 ‘_ L 0 WISON.
Marci, 4_'.1g37 .
the county. Any person -lesirous of silk goods
will find almost any fiyle t|iey1_coul;l Wl.~‘l'l.I Avlgo.
!. 1.1: f _., tqnaity orsaco ly
til k Lhal _\ 0 an oxri S:-FEVENS 7& BELDEN.
March ‘ZS, 1-S37.
an-;§,3,~n )Ell€:'lll'¢Tl'l['" (flntttpaitp,
HAR'1‘FORD, CONl\'EC'1‘ICUT. T
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGEN .
Incorporated in 1810, With :1 Capital of r$l50,O0O1
and power to increase the same to $'.‘o0,0f)0.
1 IHS long established Institution has foi'_moi'e
1 than a quarter of ii century ll'tII‘l.'~‘3lClC(I its ex
teiisive business on the most ‘just and llllfilal Pl‘lll°l
ples, paving itc losses with honorable promptnessl
n(llll9l;l8.°B|\1.B0:ll‘d ofDircCl0l'~‘ lllediie ll“""~“""‘*‘
n this particular fullyto niaintaiti the hiflh nillulll
lion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
vorable terms, public huildings.cliurrlies, dwellings.
stores, m€l‘i‘litlIl(llSe, furniture. and personal proper
ty geiiorally. against loss or datnage by fire.
izmmg ,,f Dim;¢org._E|iptialet Terry, S. H. Hunt
iiigton, H, Huntin‘gton,Jr. Albeit Day. Samuel Vvll
liziius, Edwin D. Morgan, Job All_yni(Jle°l'E."‘- Pl“
nam, Jnnius S. Mor,-_v:in. _
l:l.lPl~lALE'l‘ TERRY, President-
JAMES G. l.’iOl.l.I£S, Secret:ii‘_v.
N0|‘\\illl{, Aug. 10, 1836.
N €3TECE.
ll? THE person who took a piece of BUR-
‘ *1 T .
LAPS, marked “ Stevens 8- Belrlen. A rzoalk.
Conn.” from the Steamboat Landing. Old VVel'l,
on Friday, the 29th ult., is informed that it is
very much wanted for the retail trade.
STEVENS & BELDEN.
October 2d, 1837. 30
i7rc7~p .4.-vo PLAIN. COL’D AND BLK
SILK S’,
F the best quality, and of the most beautiful
figures and ct lors. for sale low hv
('irno3.
5 and warranted.
LEVI CLARK
HAS now on hand and
for sale very chew , a large
assortment of ATCH-
ES, JEWELRY. SIL-
VER SPOONS, Britan-
nia and Plated ~VVare,
—. -._ .- LOOKING GLASSES,
and various kinds 0 FANCY GOODS.
0;’? Bridgeport money taken for Goods.
*,,,* Clocks and Watches carefully repaired
18
as
Norwalk, Julyzl 10,1837.
NORVVALK STOVE VVAR.E-
H 0 US E.
East side fly: Bridge.
.THE subscribers take this
method "to inform the public
the‘ they have purchased all
right and interest in the estab-
lislitiient formerly conducted
' V‘ by Lester Belden, and will
_ ‘continue the Slave, Copper. ’1'in.
, g _ and Sheet Iron business, under
the name and firm ofJ. A. Rooims &.Co., and are
now receiving their fall and tvblntcf 5l:l‘PlY 0;
STOVES among which may e fount :1 «mo
assortment ofzill the most approved pattern‘-s for
Cooking and other purposes, viz:
Premiums in the greatest variety for wood 01‘
coal ; Piirkcr’s Proph_esy ; Thorp’s improved;
Rotaries, with all the improvements of the day;
Wilsoti’s Pcoplc’s and Union. Also a va.riet.y
of other p:itterns,‘ivith from onlc t.o mic; boilers}:
Parlor Stoves for wood or con , torret ier wit
numerous other patterns suitable forsfodres, shops,
&c. all of which have been selectc with the
greatest care, and upon such terms as will ena-
ble us to sell as low as at any other establish-
ment in the state. _
0:‘:.t=- A good assortmentol Copper, Tin and
Sheet: Iron VVare constantly on hand. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and ex).-
mine and judge for themselves.
lfi” Hatters Kettles, Euve Trougli Conduct-
ors, 6Lc. made and repaired on reasonable terms.
Ploughs and Plough cagtirlgs fiigaprirséigual.
. . 1 i - ,
WM. '1‘. SCOFIELD.
Norwal S»-pt. Cth, 1837. 71
Fainlranfs Patent Rotary ll'asIzi7ig and
Bleaching Jlluclzinc.
H E subscriber will receive orders for F:rrnli.iin"s
I’.1tt-nt \Vas|iing Machine, and fumi-li them
on short notice. He has one at his dwelling house
which can be seen in operation e\'f'l’_v ivasliin-:2‘ day.
Itivas"li-f1tlicretlii'ee or fou_r months, and has given
good satisfaction.
The Ladies in particular, are requested to call and
examine for thcin:-i-lvr-s. Messrs. Olinsicd 3,‘ Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this (()llI'i1_V.
\VM.J. S'I'REE'[‘.
Norwalk, May 29, 1837. 12
T. B. BUTLER
FIFTY pan-s_French Morocco Slipl, for Isl,
by the subscriber. Price $1,. .,
_ GEORGE JAMES-
Wilton, August 1, 18337 , i ‘ M21:
IMPORTANT DISOCVERY...
I" EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUMA-
TIC PLASTER. This plaster is equal
ly efficacious whether the disease he locatedil
the hub shoulder or elsewhere in- the system;
and in most cases one box is sufficient lo effect
a cure. The cures which irhas effected and uh
recomendations given show that it excels any
article ever before offered to the public. Thii
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the soles
of tlie_fcet. For directions andfiecommendationt
see bills accompa_nying' each box which wil.
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale 1;
_ J. A. WEED.
Price 25 cents per box,
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 6
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE
1 l\’S'l:".)‘Il3)II)\J’ Cabs? ‘N95,’
Wlll'l‘E LEAI5.‘ our :\l\‘IJDl“lF”CIJ[.o'L'
V[~‘.NE'l‘l.-\N AND t3Nci.isii RED '
t-‘iii-.Ncii AND SPANISH vi;i,io-;’,-
SOAP S'l‘0NE.‘PREPARED t«‘oii'usr':
VERDIGRIS, (IIIHOME GREEN‘ siYt~‘i.t.o'w
s'i'oNi«: YELLOW, SPANISH i\:HmN‘G Am,
T I LAMP BLACK, ’
ogetier will ,; I H - .
Painting or Gltlzlllfglirl)ll:llttlli:¢lt;1e|fl,in ‘be ‘mad
of ll iiidow Sashes, from 6 by Bhio ]1,,g;,a,-isonmcm
the. shell goods mav be found nearly everyfiglgnfi
.eqnircd in tinialiing abuiluing, and mo,,, amt]-u
in my liuc,) to fui uisli it when comple1p.i, .
With ..J. STRI-‘.1-2'1‘.
W A T C H E s :;
SIL ICE]? SPOONS, ig-
El as so 325' it at as,
LEVII CLARK still continues his bl) ' ‘
at his old store ‘lvesl side the Brit] sme“
he will be happy to fiirlilali his old ' 8e where
and the pt;‘..'lic Wlill gold and silver Patfzuslimers
\\r;;tc|ies, Lcpine, E,,,,“°.,, and Frenchnt] ever
Seals, Keys, and Chains, Ever v,«,°.goid
L‘-reastpins and Flfl£Z€l'-Flllga. Ea?’ Dariety ol
Nulls; Silver Tliimhles. Pgeticils I1!lt.irol[l)ls lind
every thing in the Jeivclrv line. ‘Silvers 9:5;
a large assortment alt\'ays on hi‘.-nil. Silva’; d
steel Spectacles: Cniidlesticks, snluffers and
trays; fineBritauia tea and coffee Puts‘ loaotig-
”‘.~‘%(1l‘l55“33 lea Wallets. thermometers: blocks,
pairing, and jobs done at short notice. En ;r
Vmgs on Spoons, coflin plates trunk 11:311.
_ . ‘ ' I 9 ) 93
notarial seals, &,c. ex“-u,Cd WM, °
at short notice.
March. 1837.
neatness aud
. ._-.1
Tire s’ Eicti '
ATTORNEY AT EiA‘l"§’.
FI"lCl‘I west side ofthc Bridge, over the Ilat}
Store of II(‘tll‘y B Cliasc. "
Norwalk, Feb 15, I837 iff-
CIRC ULATING LIBRA RY.
'-ENI’TIii'Sl.‘rlDiC2‘l‘Df3l’ would inform his old patrons
and the pniilit: gem-rall_v,tli:it he is constantly
ii tllilllg additions to his li‘orary of the most popular
literary woiks—llie following is it partial list.
'I‘lie Irlcircss, Sayiugsaotl lloings, Guy Rivers,
Refugee. Tales 8:. Slcetclii-5. Village oflllrieudoipt,
Lilli(lCI‘S Cyclopedia ‘\'ewtou F0rslPr..
l.’i-veril ofthc l’ci:l-1, I-‘ouryears & a hill.
The Insurgents, Cl‘:atr.j:-ion: of I"rci~ilom,
Piicha ofinany Titles, Three _vc:irs in Aiiierira,
France in 1829 it 59. Lifeof a Sailor,
Silitu-.iti".~:'I'iavcl:', 'I’lic t‘llHIVl|lH':I‘
Whigs of Scotland. 'I':ilo.~ 2 7:" . -~r.
Bnbzt, JHCOI) 1:‘t‘llElll‘i' - I ''
De: Vere. Ci uise of tin». i\i
t'_.l-gendai'_v. i1l_\'stcry,Eng < -. "- .
two Old Mr-ii’s "fairs. Mu. ., ...'......ei~_~,
the Navy
,1
STEVENS 8i.'BELDF.N.
April 19. is.'i7.
OTECE.
_ OIIN LOVEJOY having assigneil his property
6 I0 the slilJ.—ci'iln-i‘.-7, in trust, for the hem-fit of his
ci-editoi's,it l)r'(_'.t)m(’S absolutely necessary that all
who are liidolimtl to him slioald makciinmcdiate
payineiit to the subscribers.
JAMFIS QUINTARD.
l\‘OAl-I WILCOX.
Norwallt, (Old Well) l‘t'Iari:li 23, I337.
NHESIS 3343!} Est.
FEW’ barrels of first qiialliy Mess Pork, for
sale by HUBBISLL 81. CO..
May 9. I837. , 9,,
’ UEN'S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
__J _ING PLASTER, Celchrzitcd :-for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism utidliver complaints, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
SURIIVIER DIRY GOODS.
STEVFNS 51: BELDEN liavej‘ust_rcccived
“ a large and splendid assortmeiitof summer.‘
dry goods, which will be sold very low in these
“ hard times.” -
June ‘J7, 1837.
El*~§S”§3'RA.E€'G.i‘J
BY A ivmv-Your: OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT. CAPI
TAL $300,000.
RATES of Premium very rt-ason:ib,le_]osses
_ 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 aflluence. GEORGE ‘ST. JOHN,
3t!’
16
Agelléélafi]l:;c§{?i:’I:l;g-%_3:lt:i'aticc Company, 54
,Nor\valk, August 7, 1837. 22”‘
£,%Ll. those who are indebted to Eli Morrison
book. are notified that if they wish to save-cost
they mt.I.~'ltil1.tén(l to [lie p;[V|‘nf\nt 0" their twcounllg
Q ~ ' 3
witlioiit delay; J. VV. IIUBBELL, As=.'ignee5_
Acid 3. lo37'. 3W4
Eilfiattltts .-‘um 3}t’itJ.”lt’,l).
A FINE assortment for sale at prices cm»,-es-
ponding with the pressure of the times, b
' LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 27, 1837. 20
CIIEAP DRY GOODS.
7 HE sub c 'be l ' ' .
Fassortmsnflofrs mvewst recewed 3 large
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
which were bought for “CASH,” and at such
prices as will enable them to sell cheapertliun
ever before offered in the county. Their as-
sortment st present is unusuallv large.
STEVENS &. l}ELDEN_
SOOTHING SYRUP.
R. PARIS’celcbrated South’ S f
children teething; the virtueiintil w)l;rll:;l),
completely relievingtlie most distressino case; is
invaluable. Forsale by J, A_ WiigED
0VEirs:aos«:. '.
' FEW pairs best quality India Rubber
_Overshoes, for sale by J. A. VVEED.
Norwalk. Nov. 27, 1837. ~ 38,.
REEN’S CONNECTICUT REHGI -
TER. for 1838, for sale by S
J. A. .
January 30. 1838. WEE?f47
300 LBS. REFINED SALT pmnig, to,
sale by J. A. WEED.
lligli Ways 62 By Ways, Dmiiitiies ].t-gacy,
'l‘hc Abbess, .lsicqi:eliiie ofHo!.:ind,
Qnantiii Durward, U. Crimi.i:tl ('::l4~srl.;-5-;
l.ii'e of l‘i'lr.< Sid(loiiv,'I'ibblctoi: s '.“ra'rz‘ia,
New 'I‘alcsb_v Mrs. O;iie. A2D~B_‘l(‘iH‘l 1-a,;i_~d1;;d_
lilioda, Honor 0'' liarn, Riglit IVll|lt"!,
Duke Cliristian, '1".-‘re Spy: 'l‘lic Prute
l".artliqu.ike’ l.‘il'flC|")l‘lLlg(' Ilall,
English l_3fe. Meimotli, Red Gauntler,
.losr-izlius, EugcneArain,
Drtliinus Duckwortli, Mandcvillc,
'I'ales cf the Priory, Cottage Boy.’
‘Pastors I‘ll’(*‘:Slfl(’, Perils of Woinnn.
Pt:n.Ow(=n, Prairii», Tales ofniy Lanillord,
Country Neighbors, Lila‘! Days 01. Poll),-mil,
Feslivalsand Fasts, Mi.ssioiia.t_v,
Pleasiiros ofl.ifc, .‘lluttliew Wald,
.'\‘IvmoiI» of Buigk, NQ\\'to§1’5 _",«le.~slali,
'l‘i'avels llirougli Spain, Ii1lS.M()l'l'cll-is Voyage’
\Vest\vai‘d llo, Skclclics ofSocivty, '
Sketch Book, l'lIason‘s (joinpeiid,
Wulslfs J tirney. l{tll(Zli8Il)0CI{€l',
Service Afloat, The (iuzirils,
Tales of the West, Anna 0r(1‘0lel‘Sif‘l'l8.
M:innci‘s xv Cu.-toiiis, l"ortuni-s uf.\'igel,
Moreland Vale, l)una|l<.ire. 'l'lie ltouc.
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valli-y ol'Slienando:ih,
Woodstock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell. Adventures of a Kuzzilliasti, _
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyi-il']‘|,o,-.110",
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures of ii King’g P,,«,,
.Great Britain in 183317‘, ritzc George, D
The Carbonate. The Separation,
l‘ilncy Hall, lnviailglc Gentleman,
Elliot's D hates, Life of i\'apolt-on,
Roman lilit.-rature, Life of Piiicktiey,
Letters from the Egcan, Life of J. Tavlor,
Chronicle oftilotliain, Dwiglit’s 'I'i'avels'.
D-.irhy’s Tour, Snturda_v Magaziiie.
History ofEurope_,.'I’uckne_y’s Narrative,
Lord Byron, Wild’.ll;lEll Girl, Porters Journal
History oi Nortlimen, Placide, '
Posthumous Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out. Th!’ Bravo,
Clarence, Wt-Ish Mountains. King of the Pe;ik_
Ileidenziiauer, Liiieol Lincoln, Fair Maid of pen“
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtntion,
Elizaiietli do IJl'tl(7'.’, Pvlliaiii. Dcverrau,
—Aut.iqult_v , Gltl>l()l'l dc Blondeville lit-treat,
\\’i-pt 0f\Visliton Wish, Water V1/itch,
ilistory ofthc Bible. Polar Seas al1(lRPg1on5’
R.ollin’.~‘. Aiicietit History, English Baron,
l‘leasures of Hope, Tlradilt-us of Warsaw,
Babylon the Great, 'I‘ales oftlie I-Ieart, ‘
Coniugsmar, Abbott, l)iscovcr_v of America,
Life ot'Gcorge 4th, History ofBritisli India,
Orations of Dcmvistlieries, Kcnilwortli,
The Rambler, Decision, Fall of.lerusalem,
Paris Chit Cliat,L‘.liildrcn oftbe Abbcv,
Domestic Recreation, Fables. Sp“ nish 'D,,ug]"e,-
_ -- _ , . I
Lacon, Essays and blitcncs, Ilaplliuess,
Whitc’s Rcinalns, Willison’s Works, Va
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Blass
Tales oftlie Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Launcclot Greaves. Henry lllilner,
Sir Charles Grandismi, Early Lessons,
Guy Mancrlug, T. Moore’s Works,
Almoi-an & Hamel, George Desmond,
Abbey of Weyliill, Birds ofScotlzind,
Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Bannock Burn,
Cottage Fireside, Amelia, Fillets England.
Eleincntsol‘ Wat, Email, Florence illacarthy,
Lollards, Lionel, Campbell, Physiogiiomist,
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution,
Lectures on Politeness, Balm ofGilead,
Essay on Modern History, Tales ofa Travellci
Shakspear, Hermit in the C0llUfl'_y,Co”egia|)g,
Oxonians. Christian Researches,
Asmodcus at Large, Fiddlers Observations,
Hull's Memoirs, Mariners Llironicle,
Piratesand Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
Falkland, Pilot. Helen, Caspar Hanser,
Tough Yarns, Linwoods,
Croeket’s Life of Van Buren.
Horso ShocRobinsoii,Kcntuckian in NewYo[k
Rumhlesin N.Amer'ca-
JOHN A. WEED
Fon r Cri ngles Log. Domestic Man ners of Americans
E‘.A.IPa.E‘.'E':‘£.".1'.-D AND EJ131303
I
‘ILL Imwc B"l‘l£'~"l‘0l'l til 8 o’t_'lm'li' A.M
Norwalkat It) >'tiuit' - ‘ ~
. -- mil .1 - 1
l-all Past 11.21"" Saiwllllls to i‘Val‘\'ll.t1E'u((JSy liicck
cx;et.d ' '. -. ~"'ll'l‘ll"
it” §lll:llI1‘_: the moutli' ul _.\,,,.,,_ m,,,,,.,,i,,g,
.. .1‘! v oik, La-t .-tile (.-ith:iriiii- ;\'l;.,-kin
over) ltl()l'i'llll‘t',Px(1-In 5,,,,d,,, M 7 "Hmk A V '
"Org. |;_.,.‘‘ .‘q .- . , ..; a
'1” otlii-r l()lS:lIIi‘1'¢: iii‘ fem bu'””e“' llrullkll and
‘ .‘ aw» fir 'i:v'itil
<pm‘H_(10W”v.:.rs. i _ I ie its. cl Us re
“Alt ,/preiglit, sliippetl by the float.-‘ mild he paid fur 3}
'9 lllllv Or (lt:ll\'('i‘_\', as the L‘u_\'It')“] (,f (,|m,.g,'"g,
vieti-ed.
s s s sl.”""
lDDLEBROOK’S and PRlNDLE'S
filr hv filn -fTG:,f,‘
,( .. , 2 . ,-3 »
.1. --' - I'll‘ .-2...
(‘,1-
.\.,,,
,ij,iy_ ":1/_
l 1:51: .1."-.-:3-LEI‘ brill-Vlfi;
. HANDSOMI - . H '
lg Inquire at tliiE’(i-‘fliccoelid ham Parlor Grate!
Oct.ol..»er31, 18:31
_E_____
’i‘UY:sz TOYS’
E‘! RENCH, German, and English Toys, with
a gi-(gilt. Vil.I'Il,‘i)1 (_)f Uther fancy artiépes’ and
. rrc - ~s - ' -
1 O lt(.I'tl. as Ol'l.I1l€llll7O'f Fruit and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira t\u.s, Peiinuts Filbert C’
ron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Clove? 01:.‘
angcs and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and a. gdne,-1;
assortmcntof C'onfectionary,for sale bv
. GEORGE W. JENNINGS
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_1g9m-..ii:.1it..y 23. isihist we we B""“§‘,,
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rssitn scone.
J TEVENS 31- BELDEN have just. received
1» another supply of seasoiiablc Dry Good.
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which will be sold at the present N,,w_y,,rk re
duced prices. Norivalk, Aug. 7, 1837 .
5% BARRELS Western superfine FLOUR
for sale by SELLECK & JENN[1\'(}s_i
0:‘;-’ Cash will be paid for Corn Rye and
Outs, at the, store of the subscribers. ,
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1,1
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‘TO LET—One half ofa large double
__ “Ollie: pleasantly situated in this town
not far from the Bridge. Posse-ssh," '
, iven im
inciliatcly. Apply to MRs_ MA ‘VIN
Norvva-.ll_{. Sept. 12, 1837. ‘ 2'8"
(iUARl) AGAINSI‘ ivitiig.
I’Ii’O'l'E("l'l0N I.V-5'UfiA.’VCE (,'0illPA,vy
’ ll.LlAi".l J. S IR.l;'E'I', ot':\ur\valk, :l"eltl.eI
E the Protection lusurancc Company Inc Han
loi-<t,Coiiiu-ciit-ut, ul1'ci‘s to ll1*fl|'el‘l0uge;" 5,0,.”
Mills, Faictorlc-s, Barns, and the contents of each
iogctlii-r with every other similar species ofprope;
ty, Agumst Loss or Damage by F¢1'e_ The mm,‘ 0
premium ofl'cred, are as low as those of any on“,
similai Institution, and every man has now an 5p
purtunity, for a trifling sum, to protect liimse]
against this destructive element, which often in:
single hour, S\VC2l"“lWfl_V‘ the earnings of man?
’(‘:l|'§. '
’ The ('0ll|'SF:'tne otiice pursue in transacting thoi
l)ll.~ln8SS and in the atlyustingatid payments of losses
a prompt and liberal. I‘ or terms ofinsurnnce, appli
cation may be mndeto the above named Agent “,1,
sauiliorized toissuc policies to applicants wfiho,
delay.
NorwaIk.Jan4, 1837.
FARR! FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale 150 acres a
‘ land, lyingin Stamford, in the society 0
North Stamford ; distance between one on
two miles from North Stamford meeting liousi
Said farm is well calculated to divide into onl
two, or. three, and will be sold in that way 0
together, as best suits purchasers. Said‘ fiin
is well proportioned into wood, meadow plow
and pasture land, and has three dwelling lion“
and.barns and other out buildings thereon.
0:‘? If the farm should not be sold before tli
first Monday of March next, on that day it wi
be sold at Vendue. GOULD RAYMOND
Stamford, Sept. 14, 1837. '
A GOOD SALE. ' ',
secon land two horse LUMBE
BOX SLEIGH and double '
for sale by the subsci-ibers. HARNESI
HUBB '
Norwalk, December 16, 1a37PLI‘ 87 C9‘,
READWELLTS ‘ ' , A -.
T FLOUR,justireceiggdfiiidrfor Eallleikbzhl,
1 J. S. . 1
Norwalk, January 1, ‘1838_ -MEEKER
STAGE COACH. -
F081:-aSALE,da Well built, handsoine, four hoi-
8°-B°° 35 new—will'bc sold at great In
ain. En uir tth' Om ,
Dec 26q ca’ is C.
&c. écc. ' -
Every attention paid to wawh n,_.
rl"‘l"ll1l I13 ~ - 1' .. , - . .
.., settled .01 .it Hit. tixpimtwn of ,h,, _,.c,,,,;
Norwalk Chronicler