L I S '1‘
0/ Broken Banks and Fraudulent Inslitutiorts.
The following list ofhroken banks and fmiidiilent
lititutions is takiin from Da_y’s Batik Note List:
" Having had frequent niiiices.th:it bills of banks
long since failed, and also of many institutions that
ejisted only in name, as well as some who pndci
pretence of a Cll:il'lt'r, or ()lIlQl‘\\lSe,t\'l?fe cti'i-tiialln.’-T
bills of no value. We have compilrd lmm ml" L”! all
such banking institutions. and present iotlw public at
one view. in the following table. The i‘onilt-i- will
observe a dash __,,,.,-,0,-gie a ntimlicrol b:in‘.is.—
'l'hese ingmmion: are not kiiown to be iusolvunl.
but from some l‘l_'!_:.~‘(In. they ate iui<;ile-able in New
York : and ll. follows that it would be utisull: to lake
them.”
.............
Silver Lake bank
a‘ '\'fl[2II'tl bank
Union bk of Pmin<_‘,'l’iia
lvaqlyinglnn hank
VVPS(ll'l0l'Pl'ztl]lI h:ii.k
\Vihtcsb:irre Bridge Co.
Yoiiliogitiiy hunk
Dt:t..-t\v.m:~:.
Bank of Lauri-l
Wiliiiiiigton Loan Co.l
tit.tnvi.t.\n.
Bank of tlarolinc
laiik of .lI:ir_t land
t.‘it_v bk of Baltimore
ziuittiz.
Bath Bank
Castine Bank
Hallowell &. Augusta Blt
Konnebec Bank
Keiiiiebunk Bduk
Oxford Bank, Fr_vhtir9,l
Passamaquaddy Batik
Saco Batik
\’VaterviIlu Bank
\'t'intlii‘op Batik
Wiscasset Bank
NEW 1t.i.\it-stttttt~:.
Hillsboiougli Bank
VERM()N'I‘. C-Ill()L‘llt':.ti_'tie batik
Jefferson Banking Co.l rllkton l-k of Ma vlam
MASSACHUSI-'.T'I'S. Ilavre De L-‘lace littnk
l'lanter's bank of Prince
George Co.
Somerset and Worcrstcr
bank and l)l'Zl.llt.'ll(‘S
Susqncliziniia Bridge Co.
Disruicr or-‘ Ct)l.U‘lBl\-
Bank of .-\lt-xaritlrizi
Bank of Coltiinbi:-I
..‘i-ntral bk .ifGenrgcto- ti
and \Vnshiiigton
Fr.'inkliii bk of :\l0Xilll(II‘l2.|
Vlechanics‘ bk, do
.l.Ierclitinls' bk, (I0
vttioi.\‘t.t.
Llltinnngoiizi I"ariiier's Co
Vir.-;inizi Salina lntilt
Westcrii bk of Vil'=_{iniil
s.iu'rii c.Itttot.t:.'.v.
Bank of Cliul‘ii*.v
ot-:oitGl \.
.\iigii:~'t:i Bridge (.‘omp‘in_v
Bank of Mat-on
I"aritii‘is’ bk of C.ililll00'
chce
American Bank, Boston
Berkshire Bunk
Chelsea B:-ink
Commonweailth
Essex Bank of Salein
Farmers’ bk, Belrliertown
Farmers’ Bank, Bostonl
Franklin bk, South Boston
Grey Lot k Banltl
Lafayette Bank
Mention Batik
Middlesex Bank
N.‘-iliant Batik
Phoenix Bank, Nantucket
Sutton Bank
Wiscasset Bankl
tiitom; i‘si..tsti.
Biirrillville Bank
Eagle Batik, Nei.vport’t
Farincrs’ Excliauge Bank
F.'irmei's’ St. .\‘Iecli-.inics Bk
Franklin bk, Provide"-icel
CONNFCTICU r.
Bridgeport Mtiiiiifiic. Co I
Derby Bank and Branch
Eagle Bk of i\'cwII.ii’cii bk, Augusta
NEW YORK. AI.ABA.\t.-\.
Agency and Exch. B.-ink’! 'I‘oinliecltbe bank
Batik of Hudson OHIO.
Batik of Niagara flank of Cincinnati
D0. of Pltitlsburg “ Mansfwlil
Chartered Bankl “ S:itit|u.<k_v Boy
Clinton lllanul‘. Comp_v’sl ‘- Sieubcnville
Exclitingo bk Cinciiiiiaii
l“ariiioi's’ bk New Sulrm
Farmer.’ and Mcclutiics’
hk. Cliiilicoihe
I":tl'lll8l‘S’ and Mechanics‘
hlt. Cincinnati
’ii>rni=iii hk of W00~‘lel‘
Franklin M-anul. Comp’_v llniiiilion and Rtiswillr
Green County l)an".( Maniifaciiiring Coiiip’y
N Y. LumberAssocialionf‘Joli?-rson l).'\:ll{
Marb o Maiuif. ttompany K‘..-.1-,.nd Sufi-tv Soc. bk
Middle Dislricl Biillk Eclniiitia and Mizitiii Buiil;
Washington and Warren ing Co.
Ni<.W JERSEY. Lehanoii and Miatiii Exp.
Bank of New Brunswick ()0,
Franklin Bk’, Jersey (iii) lluuliaitzin I)Z‘t|ll»\‘l
I-loboken Bk do Graz. Cu. Oliiolt Ill Road Coinpanyl
Jersey City Batik 0-.vl (‘reek bunk
Mechanics’ bk, Paterson ' Plait [.l. H ] 8; 3o'shk
Mollinouih bk of N.Jerscy Z_i|fl€SV’lil(‘. Can.-il and Ma-
N. J. Man. & Baoli'g Co. iiufzicturing COIDPI-lily
N. J. Protection and Loin- l.\‘DI:\.\',-\.
bard Cmnp:iny Farmers’ and Mccliaiiics’
State Bank, Trenton 131;, :_\-ladisou
Salem and Plilladelpliia TI-2N.\'l-SSS!-‘.E.
Manufac. ('o. Ii‘airniei's’ and Mecliaiiics’
VVashingion Banking Co. bk, l\ii.l3llV'IllC
PENNSYLVANIA. Franklin and Fa-yetteville
Alleghany bk of Pciinsyl- Mississippi.
Bank of Beaver [vaniri llississippi and Alabama
City bank, Pitts_hnrgli Rail Road and Banking
Centre bk of PeimsylVa- Cotnpany
1-‘t.ott:t)t.
Batik of West Florida
Co_iiii‘icrcial bk of Floridti
.l'Icrc.liants’ & Planters’ bk
MICHIG \.\'.
Batik of Monroe
Detroit batik
CANADA.
Agricultural llk, Toronto
Bank of Biockville
i'ommcicial bk. Fort Erit-
Coiiiinercial batik, Brock-
villce; hills in favor of
Sims, Colburii 81. Co.l
Canadian batik
Colonial haul: of Chatham
Joint Stock and Baiikiiig
C(llllp<In\'. 'l'oroiito
Vii-cliaiiics’ bk St. Johns
tlflccliaiiics’ bk, t\‘Ioiitreal
Mvrchatits’ bk, Montreal
Ottawa batik
Pliciiix batik Plillisburghl
5t. L:iwt‘('n(:e bank and
Lumber Co.
Uiicliartercd batik of U.C.
wisco.~tsit~i.
I"armtar’s and l\‘Iccliaiilcs
Bk, Providciitc.
Checks on Jclfetsoii Co.
Bank
Columbia Batik
Delaware County Baiilti
Exchange bk, l’o'keep.:iel
Exchange Bk, J Bttt‘kt*r’s
Franklin Batik
nia
Farmers’ and Mechanics’
bk of Fayette County
Farmers’ and Mechanics’
bk, Pittsburgh
Farmers’ and Mecliaiiics’
bk, Greenciistle
Farmers’ and Mechanics’
Savings Instiliiliouf
Girard Loan Coi‘npan_vl’
Harrnony institute
Huiitington Bank
Juniatu bk of I’<.-iinsylva
nia
Lumberman’s Bank
Maiietta and Susquehanna
Trading Company
New Salem Bank?
Noithern Batik of Penn-
sylvania
Noitliumbt-iland
Colii. bk
Northwestern bk of Penn»
sylvania
Pennsylvania Agricultural
and Maniif. bank
Philadelphia Manuf. Co-I
Pottsdain Manufac. Co.’t
Bit'liard‘s (Mark) Checks
l‘ Fraudulent .
TABLE OF SHIN PLASTERS.
Union
Corporation of the City of Newark, pat
Corporation of Jersey City pm
South Ferry Coinpziny (llt::ll‘l_V all called in) pai
Ctrporation ofilie City ofPliiladelpliia, and oth-
er COl'p0lulI0tl£ of Piiiladelpliia County, 1 l-2;.2
Bridgeport Incorporated Excliaiigc Company,
[I2 VVallsll't‘et,] slopt
U. Fort-igu 82. Dom Exchange Co. N. Y. [8
Wall street]
New York and Foreign Domestic Excange Co.
—tlieir bills on the l~Zasici'n hank, Bangoi,,\lc.
Also on the Comniorcial Bank, Upper Cana-
da, [3 Nassiiii slret-.l] stopt
Am. Exch. (.‘oti'ipauy, iv. York, [-14 \Vall st.'l
Roscndale Cciiienl .lIuniil' Coiiip’v Ulster Co. -——-
N. Y Joint Stock lixch. Ctmipaiiy [15 ’[‘oii;i.;i.g
buildiiige]
Phoenix Mauiif. C-ompziny, 'l're-.nton, \V0|'llllPS3|
Fairfield Loan and 'I‘rust Li0lllp,)', i"airlicld.
Conn. Mining 8L Mahuf. Co-iipauy, Milford
(4 Wall street)
Mechanics I-loll -tssociatioo, ;\’cwai'k,
Meclianics’ Loan Coiiipaiiy {:31-I I-2 Grcciiwicli
sin.-et,) N. Y.
Corporaiioii of Troy,
Norlliorii 'l'tansporlalimi, VVliiteiiall,
Rahway Fire Ai%0l;liIIIUn, Good in E. Jersey
E. M. Pat-.e-i‘soii's Checks ofCoiii.
...—..—
.._.
'liiscii-‘to.iici‘s are invited to cm
.\‘Ic-icliants’ and I’lau'.crs,
' Soiichong
GENERAL DEPOT.
L'D
1:'U;11\‘1sH[N(j;\.\ WAREHOUSE.
7"‘ HE Subscriber is coiistniitly adding to his 5!
E. ready extciisivc stoi.'k_, cvcry iicw improvi-
tnt'l)l in articles of Kilclir-ii lui'nil.ure by which his
,-u5mm,.,s may derive overy possible -.idvaiitaige_l'roiii
the inventive and eiitci'pri7.iiig spirit of the times,
and secure to tlicnisclvcsand their families every
coinbiniiiion of
ECONOMY AND CO.\lFOR'l‘.
The following new (ll‘l.l(‘l!3S'l"3SCl'Vt’. aticrition:——
Pl~‘.P.FEC'I‘ l’Rl1)MlU_\~l s'i‘0vE fortlie Iiitrlicn.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly {in
ished aparatus lor cooking. boilers, kettles pans.
g.-i,|(||(-5 &c,;c0nSUl]l(!S, lcssliiol. gives out. niorc
lit-at, than any other articlcol tlicltiiiil licrcioloi-e
pl't.‘St!lll.L‘.LI to l.l|P public. It is liestdus, coinpiict in
its form and liiglilyornaiiiciital. The snbscriberi.~i
now fining tlpSOtll(~: very ll2ll‘ttlSt)!1)P ptitlt-riis, wiiicli
‘l and exziminc.
’l‘l-IE (JYl.I.\'l)lr1R GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
perlty and economical article for stores, shops,
am.’ oiiiccs. Several have already been put up in
this place: and for clicapncss, coiiveuieiice and
warnitli are rekoncd the best ynt i|ll.l‘0(Il1CC‘(.l.
TO I'All.OlIS.
I.l§WIS’S Patcnt Co:i'.Slo\'t*'.-',forliczitillgl.:iiloi"s
irons, an excellent article, which may also with :1
iriilintz expense, be adapted in culinary purposes
'l‘IIl~‘. RO'I‘.A\ RY (JOCK STOVE. so well adapted
to the w:iiiisoflai'ge fiiniilics, with its latest im-
pi-ovenients. for burning wood or coal, are still in
cotistaiitdeiiiaiid itlltl in high repute.
GRATES. of every pat-
tern ploin and oriiatiieiital.
lii-:iss,I{u<-iaslicr-t iron,so;ip
stonc, &'c. at the lowest
rates, and set in the most
f:lSllI;llill)le and coiiiino.
dioais style.
BOX.circuiar, and olliiwstovcs, of «very dcscip
tion- Also, every kind of tin and shoot iron work
donetoordcr. Brittaiiniti mctallea and colfee pots,
spoons, knivi=s:iiid forks, and n. viivit-,tyufi:ililc and
l.itclici‘.fui'nitiii‘e. Andiroiis shovels and iongs,&c.
STILES CURTIS, Wostsidctlie Bridge.
Norwzilk, l\‘uvenihr=.r 1. I837. 34
——.—.
"El I-IE subscribers would inform their friends
I1 and ilie public, that they intend to sail the
sloop Pawcatuc. Titus K. Mertili, master, from
George St. John's lZlll(lll‘l}_7. at the head of Nor-
wallt harbor, to James Slip, New York, on
l‘iiursdays, returning 'I‘iiesdays, throughout the
eiisiiingseason, commencing the 8th March next,
for the purpose of carrying freight and market
stuff. All orders in their line will be ilianlifnlly
received, and punctunlly attended to; and by
ll1"‘l." regular and careful attendance to the busi-
ness, they are in hopes of receiving a share of
the public patronage.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER,
TITUS K. MERRILL.
Norwalk, January 29. 1838. if‘4—7
3'9 Busliels Russia Turtiips for sale by
@ GEORGE WJENNINGS.
VVcst side the Bridge.
February 12, 1838.
NOTICE.
HE subscriber having sold out his interest
in the Packeting business to his brother,
William T. Ho_vt,the business in future, will be
carried on by him. In consequence ofthis ar-
rangement. it will be necessary for all accounts
to be settled immetlialelyto save cost; as all ac
counts ant settled by the Isl of March, will be
sued iinmediately after that date.
MONSON HOYT.
il‘45
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1838.
THE subscriber having taken the hiisinessof
his brother, Mouson Hovt, will continue to
transact the same on as favorable terms as at any
other landing. and hopes by a strict attention to
his biisiness,ihat he will receive a share ofihc
piihlic patronage. Neither expense or exertion
will be spared to have the best ofmcii in his em-
ploy.
N. B. Freight must be paid on delivery of
woods. VVILLIA M T. I-IOYT.
Norwalk. Jan. 1, 1838
GUN S I GUNS I 3
£11 LARGE assortment of Percussion Lock
--GUNS, a. first rate article. Price $5.
VVM. J. STRBET.
42
Norwalk, December 23, 1837.
Off’ CHEAP Cl€OC'l'}1i’1ES. éj}
Vi‘ HE subscriber litisjiist received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt,Co.nai Flour
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, I-Iavanna, crushed and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
TEA, Potash, Tatnariiid 2, Pork,
Ilams, Codfish, Mackcrcl, Ground Colfcc, Java
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
Is. to 64.11 pound, Curraiits, Prunes, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot.
Bread, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bro-
zil Nuts, Altnoiids, Oranges, Butter and Cheese,
small plug Tobacco, Snuff, Sulznratus Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in
It Grocery Store, all of which he will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay. _
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwalk, Oct. 2, 1837.
PIANO FOR SALE.
FIRST rate second hand Piano for sale.-—
Inquire of the siibs_crilicr at the Cabinet
bk f I) i‘ At I , d d -r . - _- -
Netvaiik \‘t?lll‘lll'Illglglugytlitlflllllg Coin- 0 0 “I are Room)’ fool 0‘ Ml,“ Hl”° ,
p-any, Newark. do do Vi M’ BARLO“ '
Norwalk, November 14-. 18.37. 3Gil
no-micro snap CORN’. EMPL"YM EN '1'-
THE subscribers have purchased of T. B.
Butler. :.i.sel.:ctcrl and choice lot of Ditt-
ton Corn, raised frotti Seed obtained last spring
from Albany, which they oil’-or to the farmers of
this county. This kind of Com, which while
it will yield as i-iiuch or more than either of the
kinds usually planted in this ncigiiborliood, and
weigh from 4 m6 pounds more per bushol-ma.k-
ing a proportioiiably richer and more nutritious
mcal—is sure to gel ripe and to be all sound.
L_lIt is computed th it an extra sum of $500, ex-
pended in the purchase of this kind of Com for
iieed 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 remuneration for their labor.
manure and land,bestowedupon their corn crop
will secure seed of this variety for their next
|pring’s planting. HUBBELL &. CO.
Ngrwallr, Dec. 13, 1837 if 41
STEADY. industrious man, who is well ac-
. uaiiiteil with the tnaiiiim-tiieiitof a farm and
(lI.~'pOi(I’.(l to render himself ll:‘ll1l to his €llll)lU_V8l',
may obtain a good situ.-ition on appliczition to the
siihscribei'. ABSA l.0.‘vl D —\Y.
if 52
Norwalk. (Old VVell,) .\’ltirt~|i 5. I835.
ti
TO LEI‘,
TENEMENTS, th:1t'will accommo-
date four fainilics. Apply to
ARNOLD &. BISHOP.
N ‘rwalk, March 5th, 1838. ti‘ 52
ITALIAN SPRING VVIIEAT.
,§ FEVV bbls. Italian Seed \Vheat for sale
- 1) IIUBBELL & CO.
Norwalk, March 19. 1838. if 54
0DFISH.—100 Quiiiipls Coillisli, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. HUBBELL 65 CO.
Norwallt, February 5, 1838.
.,'p'<
I
SELVE R SPOGNS.
_ THE SUBSCRIBERS
KRE constantly inantifzictiiriiigSilvcrSp00llS
Z‘. and ot.hCt' Silver VViire, which in conse-
quence of the “glorious spr-cic currciicy”—-for
which we tciidcr T. H. Benton & Co. our
(we almost said tlzainlis, but doii’l'. innan so)—we
are enabled to sell uncommonly low. But to he
scrions—-we are dctcrinined to offer our silver
work at prices which peillars cannot get; under.
Call and sec.
0;",-“—' Our spoons arc warraiiterl gooil silver.
LEVI CLARK -37. CO. 0
2
...5t.h, 1837.
IRON AND S'l_‘l.CE'L.
July
fi,‘VOR SA LE, at the store opposite lloy Uslaiiditig
Swcctls Cart and “Waggon l.lI’(:,
[g.,g|i,,,, do do do do
Square and Hal swcod.-ii'oii_—:ill sizes,
do do .-Xni-ei'tt:=in do do do
do do l‘.n_v_~,!I.-‘ii do do do
Round .-\l‘t"l(’l‘lf‘.1lIl.'ll’lG linglisli do do do
i\";ivlor ct; ('.o.’s r:clcl)i‘zil.ctl mist-".r'.cl,
Siiun(li:rsoii. Bi'iil.lit*i's S; Co.’s do do do
Band, iiutt, ltlltl hoop iron.
Spike and nail rods, &c. &c _ ,
W. J. :'~'I RFII,'[‘.
Nnrw:-illt. Jan 4
"‘71TFft3R and STEEL Sl’EC'I‘ACL'ES mizl
GOGGLES, for sale niitcli less than usual,
in consequence oftlic reduction of labor during
these says of “ Benton Mint Drops,” r
LEVI CLARK.
20
Norwtilk, July 25, 1837.
NOTICE.
THE m,.;,.~im;rsl-i1'i heretofore (’.XISlIl1g'I)t'.‘l\V(‘f‘ll
the sulis-crilit‘|‘S tinder the firm of Sutiiiael Hsiwlcy,
81. Co, is this day by lll,llI.ll31lilgl‘(‘(?lnCllI(llSS0lV(5(l.—-
All persons liiiving claims against the said lirm are
i-cquciztml to present them to Sziniiicl I.I¢"l‘vVll’.y£Il1(.l
Rufus I-1 Pickett, who are zititlinri7.otl to settle the
claiiiisagaiiist tlic Iiriii- S.—\.\lUEI. II.-\‘i\-’l.EY,
R. ll. PICKI-‘.'l"].‘,
E. 0. l>'EN.\'I£'I"1‘.
Ridgcfiolil, March 9. l837- lfl
B? 'I‘lie (Zahinot lJlI\‘ll‘l(‘S.< will l‘ll"l‘f‘llflCl' be con
tinued iiiiiler the lirin of I-lztwlev St. I"ic'<«.-ti.
EE.t35.EZ£-.°’a G1i"‘.éZ“I£"‘l.7E1'i;'i’E“."z.- AEEB
SEE.-3’... 3:. HR G.
..__..
GEO. IV. JELVIVIIVGS
ESPI5IC_'I'FUL1.Y informs his frir-ii:.‘~s and the
‘ public, that he continues his l)lISll'lP.~'S of Shav-
ing, I'IZlll' I)i'cssiug and Cutting. in the most approv-
ed and l'u5l]iun;il)le style, ill his Old ;~I1tiitl,‘i’x'(‘,‘Sl.0fll'¢’:
Bridge. He is alwziys in attcnilii-i!.‘t’, iltlil linpiiy to
l'C('GI\‘B ciistoniers. llis i'ooms.'irc plcasiinlatiil coin-
fortalilc, and his appnraliis in the vr—r_v bcstoriler.
He keeps coiistantly for sale a variety of articles
iiiliisliiie, such as Razors, rzizoi straps, shaving‘
soap, sliaving liriislics, hair do, Lll’eSSil1g combs,
pocket do, indelible ink, Cologne wzitei, ititiczisszir
oil, bcai"s oil, antique oil, coiivci'sation cards, al-
iriaiiacs, pocket books, prints songs, ‘kc. 52.0.
Noiwalk, May 2:5,]-$137.
LOOK. AT TEIIHS.
I''- II E subscribers would inlorm [ll(’ll‘fl'lGY'l‘lS and
the piihlic,lliat they have taken the old stanil
of E. Bollgllloll, situated half a mile west of the
Borough of I)iiiihui'_v,aiid have mticiiiory in the best
order for Ciirding \Vool, Cardiiig and Spiiiiiing
Yarn by the run, t‘.'laiiiifacti=ri:ig Satiiiclls PP!‘ yard.
Dressing Cloth, Dyiiig Yarn f.inc_v colors, Zstc. &c.
.-‘tlllhosc who may favor lliciii with their ciistoiii,
inaydcpetid on having it ivelldone and on reasonable
terms. IS. BOUGt';I'I'ON ill. CO.
Dziiibury, May 6, 1837. {It
All.l’Ef\"l'l".l.{S’ Pl..-\i\'l£S. (I large assortincnt
just received and for sale by
WM. J. S l‘RI~‘.F/I‘.
1
CASTINGS.
' ,«URNACE doors and g|'.iIi‘S, IIl=.‘ dogs and
plough points, cartaiid wag,-_on I:)li‘{‘3s,I‘n1‘5:ilc
by \V.‘/l. .?. st lil-‘.l-‘.'l‘.
‘VIFHY pairs Froiicli Morocco Slips, for salt:
by the subsciibcr. Price :32.‘ '
GEORGE JAMES.
\Vilton, August I, 1837. 21l.f
JOB l’i2llN'l‘3I“*IG,
or‘ ALL IHNDS.
Ni-‘.ATl.Y EXECUTED AT THIS OFF]! re.
E EEV ES &. SON’S superior writing fluid,
_ just received direct from the Importer, and
for sale by J. A. WEED.
FOR SALE. CHEAP.
% HANDSOME, second hand Parlor Grate
I. Inquire at this Ollicre.
f HE Maiihaltaii Collection of Music, by
Thomas Ilastings, adapted to the use of
Classes, Choirs and Congregzitioiis.
The good Fellow, a novel.
The \Vhig Almanac and Politic-iatt’s Register
for 1838. coritainiiig tablcsofthe votes for Presi-
dent, zi list of chief Executive and Judicial (lfI‘I-
cers ofthe United States, Members ol Congress,
Anecdotes, Boo Mots, &c. &c. For sale by
J. A. VVE ED.
Norwalk, Nov. 27, 1837'. 38
DR. 11ULL’S IMPROVED '1'1{USSAT
REDUCED PRICES.
HE subscriber would inform those afl1ict-
ed with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
instrument, so long andjustly celebrated, is now
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
means of the poor as well as we rich. Its su
pcriority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. VVEED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31
AY’S New York Batik Note List, Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 16. 1337. 32
Q6. fiauaaezzw,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
NOR‘V_#1LE{ FIOTIEL.
Norwalk, August 22, 1837. 2-1
SLEIGEI BELLSEI.
3 STRAPS SLEIGH BEL .s. forsalc
by WM J. .s’l‘REE’I‘.
CALICOES &: FRENCH CAMBRICS..
PII-ICES calicous and caiiihrics, for
sale by S'I‘EVEZ\'S & Bl1.Ll)I:‘.N.
March 25'. I837-
STUVEL‘. AND PEPE
OR SALE by WM. J. STREET, at his
Store-—one good shop STOVE, used two
winters only, at it. great bargain.
Likewise, 109 feet. 6 inch PIPE, front 6 to 10
cents per lb.
Norwalk, Dec. 1st, 1837.
rm» is stab an
THAT valuable establisliiiiciit lo
ca.tcd at the Old Well, in the town
of Norwalk, Conn., long occupied
as a house of public czitertaintiieiit,
and a favorite resort for New-Yorkersin the
SU[nll'lF)l‘Sf‘{‘l.SOl‘I. The place is sitttatecl upon the
west bank of Norwalk river, within 20 rods ol
the stettniliozit docks, from which-steuiiiboats ply
daily to and from New-York. Though suscep-
tible of great improvctnonts, it already possess-
es all the requisite buildings and accotnm0tla--
tions for :1 first rate public house, or suinmer
'.)0{l.1‘(IlIlgll()tlS=.'. Money may he made by sull-
ing off part of the premises for lJLllltIlllg8.ll(l_Wil.-
ter lots. Capitalists and speculators in real es-
tate will do well to visit‘ the promises, as the
place will be sold very low. Forfurtlier partic-
ulars apply to Time. T. Merwin, or to the sub-
scriber. HARRISON DAVIS.
tf 39
Norwiilk, Oct. 24, 1837 33t-f
WANTED.
- N Apprentice wanted to the Tin and Shcetli-on
gbusiness. Inquire oi‘ the siibscribor.
STYLISS CURTIS.
9
I
Norwalk, Jan 11
Eli {BL‘H§ SA E./E‘.
BUSIIELS Rock Salt, .’I very fine ar-
’ ticlc for grinding", for sale by
IIU Illl-‘.l.l. (‘H CO.
\VIIUl.IlSAl.l«‘. A Ni‘) i_{l‘l'I'AIl..
EUST i't=ccivcd by \Vm. J. Street, direct from the
o, l’.ir:ttii_\' at Sand Lake. ltltl Boxes oft}ci'in:iti
and I‘iI‘llSstflil(§|‘ Wiiitltiiv (RI.-gs, a sitpc-i‘iiir;ii‘tit:lc,
\vlliCll will he sold on as gooil oi l)l.'llt.'l' lcruis than
can be oliiuinctl in the city ofNew-Yo. k.
Nov. 3'. ISIXII. '
INGRAIN UAIIPETING.
TEVENS Est BEl.Dlt‘.t‘ li:ivc_;ustrcccivcd ti few
l:_ pieces tthoirely st-It-ctr-«l, which will he sold as
low as can llCp'.1l'CfI1lf<elIIll New York. .-\l.<.>, striped
and plain India Elliittitigs, various wiililis, for sale
low,:ittlie siorc recently occupied by Wm. Gale,
ilcc’il, a fmv doors north the mill.
fil
n
-)
Norivtilk ill‘-ircli 28. lS37.
AVE of the largest }l$Sl)l'Ill‘lt:lll. evcroll'ercr’ ,.
the county. Any pr>i'snn 'l8Sll'OllS or sill,» «mods
will find ?llii‘.().~‘.t any style they could wish. Also,
til’k Chally of an €’XC(!Ilt“l1lf]ll2lll1_V, for solo low by
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
or
vi ,,
STl$VI‘‘.Z\‘S do BELDICN.
Mzircli ‘.38, I337.
rzizsro laitioii its: «;;=:i:i:~=:;g,*o,;i_;,
II.'\I‘~TI"0RDa CON N II(}'1‘ICU'1‘.
BENJAMIN ISAACS, AGENT.
liicorponiicil in I810, with :1 Capital of $150,000,
and power to iiicrcaso the same to $25l),(lU0.
;- V lOllg (‘.\'I11l)lISlIt‘(iIIISIIIIIIIOII has for ‘nope
than it qti:ii'tci' of ti century trtittsacled its ex
it-nsive husincss on the most just and liberal priiici
plies, paying itc losses with honoi'ahlc pl‘0l‘l)}3ll](£SS;
nd the present Board 0fI)ll't'Ct0l'.~' pledge lll(‘ll]St’,lVOS
n this p ii'ticitl:ii' fully to lllilllllilln theihigh i'(-putzi
tion of the Compziny. lt insures upon the most fa
1-1
& 6-.
ty gt-,iir»i~all_v. iigainsi loss or ilaiiiiigc by fire.
l't[1lll,.JI".lllllS S. .\lorr';:n.
EI.IPl’lALE'I' TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Scci'ctai'_v.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I836.
i'~7§.'€.§£t%',
,.é;."“--‘I7 the nest qiiality. and of the ll'lO.'~il. beautiful
3;’ figures and ct lors. for sale low by
S1‘iSVE.'.\'S SI. BELDIZN.
April 19, 1937’.
sectors.
.--4_......—.._.--....u..
. FEIV l..'{lItl.l5 first qsialitv Mess Porlt, IL
1 stile by IIUBIZELL 8:. 00.
May 9. it-:37. Qt;
_ UEN‘S UNIVERSALSTREt’G’1‘HEN-
__J ING PLASTER, Cclvbratcil for curing
pains in the l.)rt:i'lSl, side, bac k, or limbs. Also
for gout, l‘l1L'U111().il:‘.li’1 aiidliver complaints, foi
sale by J. A. \VEED.
E2537.‘ i.i'.E’l.%..4€%..;i~.."‘~ £333
BY A NIEI-S‘r""J§.rORI{ (PFIITICE.
GE OR (.7r'L‘ S ' ’. J OII N AGEN’ '. C.-IPI -
’ ‘AL $300,000.
:7: ATES of Premium very rc:1sonablc—losses
E promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For 3. small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to pciiury and want, from circiiinstariccs ofeasc
and aflluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Iiisuraticc Coiiipaiiy, 5-'1
VVall street, New-York.
Not-walk, August 7, 18257.
'cii!‘J.'v.tciirs .-ma 3}r'mt*.lt'z_>.
.- FINE assortmctit for sale at prices corros-
/. I‘ ponding with the pressure of the l.llYlt‘S, b
22tf
Norwalk, July 27, 1837.
SUUTEIIN G S Y B. Up.
R. PARIS’ celebrated Sootliing Syrup for
cliildrcn'.cct.liii1g; the virtues of which, in
completely i'elieviti_«_: the most (..ll$ll’eSSIll_‘_! cases is
iiivaliiable. Forsalc by J. A. \Vl_CEl)
l'—§_‘iRlCAl)\VELL’S superior Bucliwlica
FLOUR,_)ust received and for sale by
J. S. MEEICER
Norwalk. J:inii:iry 1. 1838.
GOOD sec
' FOR SALE.
A mid hand two horse LUMBER
BOX SLEIGH, and double HARNESS,
for sale by ilie subscribers.
, HITBBELL &. CO.
Norwallt, December‘ 16, 18357. 41
GUARD A(.iAlt’S'J.’ Flllltl.
PROTE("l'l0N IiV.5'ljlizl;'i'L'E C().lIP.-1 N Y.
§‘.-I ’,' Il.Ll.*-\‘.'ll J. S l'I’»l'IIS'I', of i\'orwali'<, agent of
the Protection ]llSIl)'(I)1l.‘8 COIIl])(l7I_l/,ll] Ilart
ford,Conni-ctit-ul, oll'ci's to Insure Ilouscs. Stort-s,
Mills, Factoi'ics, Bariis, and ilie coiiti-nts ofeach,
together with every other similar species ofpropcr
ty, Aguiiist Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
premiuiii offered, are as low as those ol' any otlici
siniilai Institiitioii, and eveiy man has now an op-
porluiiity, for it trifling sum, to protect liimscli’
against this dcstriiclivc clement, which often in a
single hour, swccruwvay the cariiingc of many
years.
The course inc oliice pursiic in trtiiisnctiiig their
business and in tlieaidjusiiiigaiid pziymenis ot ltisses,
ii prompt and liberal. For terms ofinsuriiiicc, appli-
cution may be madeto the above named Agent, who
5 authorized to issue polities to applicants without
delay.
No.r\\'alk. Jan 4. I837.
'l‘*{)YP§l TOXVSI
flRENCII, German, and English Toys, with
ll great variety of‘ other fancy articles,and
a general assortmeiit of Fruit; and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, Filhcrts, Cit-
ron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Primes, Cloves, Or-
angcs and Lvniions, Soda Biscuit, and a genera.
3.SSOt‘l'.lm)l’ll.0f Coiift.-ctionar r,f'or sale by
GEORGE \V. JENNINGS,
VVest side the Bridge.
Norwtilk. May 23, 1837. 11t
6£ti\’:{\i:"u. _
4.
8
I:‘.A.IRE‘I‘.v3.'§.’.-1'3 AESD I‘i'II‘v’£RGD.
%, "ILL It-.iivr: Bridgt-port at 8 o’c|ot'k A. M
Norwulk at It), St.inii"oi'd ‘.1, Rocky Neck
half past II, and Sun-pitls I23, <~v.ir_v day, (Sundays
excepted) dui-ingtlie nioulli of April. Rcturiiing,
rill leave New York, East side Catluiriiic Maii’li:=.t,
cvci'_v inoriiiiig, ('.xt'I!pl Siiiidav. at 7 o’(:loclt, A. M.
All goods. p.ii't:-.-ls. p'-«cl:-ogos‘, huiidlcs, trunks and
all oilier biiggzigc, takcii only at the risk of its rc
-'pt£I._'lIVC oivticrs.
All freiglit sliippr-tl by the floats must be paid for at
ii". mm. of delivery, as the Ctlstmii of cliai'gin,«.-
1‘.-niglit to be settled form the expiration of the ycai
Vttlii()(I.
T0 TE‘ E II’ E 3 LEE}.
EN RANCIS K.\'.-\Pl" inlbriiis the puhl-ic that lit:
if has inst returned lroin Ni-iv- ‘l’ork_\\illi a S"ll.‘(‘.l
assortmeiii. of l)l{Y (EOOUS and (iIl.UO-IHKIES,
whit-.11 he is ofli-riiig cliceap for casli, at the old slaiid
foi‘mi»rl\' occupii-d by E. Moss \Vliile.
BRIGGS St FAi\"l‘O.\' keep coiistaiiily on liaiid
at the store of tho Sitliscribci', it full supply ofIasli-
ioiiable Ladies’-ant] Cliililrcii"s SIIOES, which he
sells atiheir old prices.
. FRANCIS KNAPI’
Dz'.nI.ui'y, April 17, I837. g (itf
..
V02‘i1blCl('l'm5. Public biiildiiigs,clturchcs, dwellings,
stores, nl0l'I“li2ll1l'llSe, fni'ti'.tui‘c. and |7t.'t'Stillill proper
13mm] of Di/'cc£ors.—Elipli:tlct Tr-rry, S. II. Hunt
ingtoii, ll. Hnntington,.lr. AlbeiiDa_v. Samuel Wil
liaiiis, Edwin D. Morgan, Job .-&llyii,(jeoi-gc Pu:
Giii(i39
FIGLD .’I;\TD PL./I];\k COL’.D JIAID BLA’
i
LEVI CLARK. i
go
Fam7zam’s Patent Rotary Washing and
Bleaching Jllac/I.-inc.
II E subsizrilicr will receive zircli.-rs for Fai’nham’s
Patent VVasliing Machine, and for-nish them
on short notice. He has one at his dwelling house
which can be seen in operation every tvastliinsg day.
itwac. left lll(’.l'(‘. three or four tu0IliIlS, and has given
lgnod sntisf:-ictioii.
The l.a'diesin pf-ll'llt.‘llI(li', are rcqucstcd to call and
cxatiiinc for tlicuisi-lvi-s. Mcssis. Olmsted & Co.
have secured the I’:ueiii Right for this county.
\VM..I. S'I’ItEl3I‘.
Norwnlli, lily 29, I837. I2
T. B. E}UTL§ij iii
- Va. S '1' v
.'§‘a.'TTUE?..‘e LY AT iu.-‘iC".*7‘V,
[«‘I"lCi<‘. \V(‘St side ofthc l$riilge,ovci' the flat
Store of Ilciiry B Chaise.
I\'oi-walk. Feb 15. 18357 ,3-,,
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CIRU U {.19. .1 IPZ {S LIBR.-1 RY.
EV IIlj,Sr.b:c:'i:.:c,r wt-.i:Zt.l inform his old patrons
and the pnunc gOnt‘I‘illl)',IiliII he is constaiitlv
ii alitng additions to his li.ii,':ir_v ol the ‘most po,,u},,,
lll't"l’Itl'_).' ‘-\',0l'l£S-‘Elle, following X3, /1 harti-.il list.
Ihc rlcircss, Sziyiiigssiiitl lloings, tiny R3,-erg,
Refugee, Inlcs &'_:l.'etclics. V,“,,ge 0,_M“eudo,.,,,,
Lziiidcrs L‘.yclopcoiu '\‘ewion I‘()|'.~iIt‘l',
I’:-vcril ofilie I’u1k.li‘oi‘ir rears (Q. a hill.
The Insiii'g-"units, Clzatnpiors of Frectloiii,
- r“ 1'. .- , . .- .
I’-.icli:i ol niziny 1 al-3‘:-, '_i l._2.c _\ cat s in Ame;-"_-3
. , ,, ,3 . . ,. Q . .i
Ft-mice in 18.19 oz. .-.-t.. I.ilt-c. a ._ailt.~r,
Siliniaii’s’I"ravcls, Tlie Allianilmi,
Whigs of Scotland, 'l':ilcs ofllie Manor.
I’I'«t_j_ll Babzi, J,-acoh Fattliful, lS('l‘leSOI'LlI1Il'l'Iiig(:,
Dc Vere. (,i‘iiisc of the .\ltt!g:.~,
I,.Og(.'l'l,tl?ll'_\'. lysllcry, Eiigliiiid 3:. the English,
Two Old i\lcii’s ltilns. illcn t\' r'\I:llilll'x'5,
High Ways 6'4: By Ways, l)omiiiics Ll‘gaCy’
'I‘lic Abbe-ss, Jacipzcliiie ofiiol.:ind,
Qiiaiitiii l)iii‘w:ii'il, U. S. CrEmi'.i:il Ct‘l"*r};-'*
.- . . . . . ‘ ‘ ~t
Lite of Illrs Siddoiis,'Itbbl~i-toit s .'rav9_g,
New Ptilcsliy Mrs. Opt.-3, A:rM.:icaii I..a:::.’. zgd.
Rhoda, Iloiioi‘ O’ I'Iartt, I’.i;:ht =.'\'in:i-~:,
Duke Cliristiaii, The Spy: The Prate
liarthquake’ Bracobridgc Hall,
linglisli l_‘.i'c, Mr.-liiiotli, Red Gaunllgi-,
Josephus, Eizgciie Aram,
Dl‘llIll;l1'-5 DllCl'\\\’Ot'l.ll,0I1ln(.l(:VlIIe,
'l ales cf lac Priory, tlottagv lint !
Pasttirs Piiositlc, Perils of \l’oi~.iiin,
I:cii_Owe_ii, ,P.I'«'l|Tlt‘., Ia_les_ofmy 1,.-millm-,1,
<.ounIry IVelgill)0l'S, Last Days of Pompeii,
Festivalstiiiil Eaisls. Missioiia.t_v,
Pl(’1l‘~‘lll‘CS ofI.ifc, Matllicw \'l’2il.l,
fllcmtitis of Biit-k, Nctvtoti’s .‘rIessi;ih,
'I‘l'1‘.\'filSl.l"tI'l‘Hlgl)‘5f3illil, Mi BI-)|‘|'gIi.’S 1.-',,,.zg‘,._
VVcslwtii'd Ilo, Skctclics ofSocir=ty,
Skctcli Book, .lI:i:on's (Toiiipciul,
‘.l'al.-'li’s J‘iir:w.'. t\'t:icl;t:iliut_-lggi-
St :‘v':-;e .-'-.lloat, -The Guard.-, ’ _
'I'.i!.'~.t of the West, Aiitiii 0fGel6l'..=ir-lli‘.'.
"‘:i'e:in~"‘.'s t'7u.i0::‘.;, l‘"oi‘l::;:cs of.\'ig;-I,
‘-l-.:rcl:::d "idle, l)ur.:ill'irc. 'l'hc Rout-.
the Navy
)
SL2. Elocltiiig ll-‘all, ‘.l‘!llllHIl .\'iglils,.|
RI :3 ilo-.-er, ViIlil‘}' o."Si:cn.~':tido:ili,
‘.‘,".;,,ul-'.cu;l(, 'l'hc I3-uioiiy, l‘l.'i.'>r~,Y~, (j,--_;,._:..,-,
‘I """‘ll_. /\ilt'Gitit.':'CE of ti I‘x'si:—:';:i.’i:;i.-‘it, '
The _l".cvost,Tlic Ex:-lti.~‘it'o, Cyi-ll "I'lir.;~gi(gn_
i’rr;’= :21 this I’ilgi‘lms, AdVt‘nltH'Cs ofa I\'i:ig’s F.!".‘
l:"‘~.-at l’:t'it2iiii I|lI833F,l‘IlZ9(139759, J
"I is. C2-.ibotr:‘.iii, Tlit: Si~p:ii‘a',inn,
i‘il:~:\'-' LI.-l’ I:;'.i-El;l-.: Gt-ntlviiiziii,
i'Lllioi’s D liatcs, Lift: of Napoleoii,
:'Io:.;;‘.-.i l..ll(‘l‘i.lI'dI'C, Liti: of Fiiitkiiev,
'Lt:t:m : froiti tlit- Iigr-an, Life of J, 'l‘;is,»lm-,
Uhrozzicle ofuotliaiii, Dwiglii’s ‘I'r;ivi-ls,
iJni'lt_y‘_,- ’_!‘.'\iti‘, Si'il‘.‘.l‘!lf?_V _‘.l:‘: ":?rc,
I-listory ofEit'.'opc, 'l’itcl.'ncy’s N:ii'i'ativo.
Lord Byron, W'ild liish Girl, I’oi‘tci'sJuuri:;il
I'IlSl.0l‘ ' oi i\oi'tliii‘.e-n, Pl.-.t:ide
1‘ re , «
Postliuinous liI[J(.l'S,L(lntl1l:'I, "Rho Rivals;
Hope Leslic, Coming Out, ’l‘|~.c Bravo,
Ciareiicc, Welsh Moutiiatiis, King of ii”, p0,,k_
,I‘I(3Itlt?l.l2ll.'llle|', I.In_cUl 1,:l,llCU‘lf,I, Fair Maid oi Peitli
Ilic I)l<OWll(‘.(l, High Lilo, I'lii'tniioii,
Eliziilictli do Brook, I'i:lliani_ Dt’.'.’L‘l'('-'I‘.],
Al}'Iqllll\', (u'la.-toii dc Bloiidvvillc ltcti-cat,
Wt-pi of \Vishtoii \\ ish, \\"atcr Witch,
l'lisluiy iifthc BIl.llJ, l’t-lat’ Seas and liogioim,
It-illi:i’.< :\|l(3lUliI. Iiisioiy, Iiiiglisl '3ai'on_,
l’lc.-isurt-s ol Ilopc. il|?l(I(I("'.!.~‘ cl ".“.'aisaw,
Bolt,» ion Illtf (in.-zit, i“:i?c.-' oftlic ilciirt,
l,':)lil:‘;_'.~‘l‘t12ll',r\l)l):itl,l,)l€lIU\‘t’l',V (it",."‘.itiv-rim],
Lifc oi (.coi',r_zi-. -Ilh, lliszory til Brftisli India,
Oralions ol l)i:tii'\st!ieiic-‘. if:-nilwortli
Till.) I‘iil.llll)lt.‘l', D(‘Cl>Illl), ‘Fall iil'.lci‘ii;:il,_.m,
Paris (fhit Cliut,tZl:ililroii ol the Atibcv,
Doiiicslir R.t.‘L'I‘!)&lll0n, l<‘:.L-lc.~‘. Sp" i~.i::ii D{:l)gI;‘er,
Lacnii, I“.SSil)/S. and .5ittclir'.'-‘, II;-_pp,'u.-.5_;,
\‘v'liili+’~ iiriiiaiiis 'i‘.'tllis(iii's l.'.'oiI" ’/4 I
1 ' ib, .1
Ship \\ rt-cit, FUl'I‘gl'lIltl I’ickli-., Gil Blzlss
'I':ih:s ul the Critstiilvrs. C-ileh Williiiiiis,
I/iiiiit-.--liit UH-.:ives. Henrv .\'iiliii>i',
Sii'Cii.ii‘lcs Gt‘:iii(l:si'-ii, ‘Early L¢g,,0ns’
Guy f\l.'iiict'itig. T. M-1.-rii'c’:- Wtiilcs,
.-\.lln0l'alI dz Htiinet, Gt-or_«__r9 [)¢~,-inoml,
,-\hhe_y of \V('_Vltlil, Birds ofticotland,
Seckcrs Lcciiircs. llccluse, l.:;._hts and Sliadows,
L()ttl.‘~’£l_ Maili-line, Ba.-:noil«: Burn,
Cottage I< Il‘t’.>‘l(I6, Amelia, l'illots Eiiglautl.
Eleincnlsol Wat, lintail, Floirntzc .lIilL'£l|‘iliY’
' I -
Lollards, Lionel, (zEl.lll,i)l)t‘ll, I’Ii_,-bi.,3,,,,,,,,_,[,
Iicgiiiiiltl Daltt-ii. I’i'c.::iuiioii,
. ) ' . .
l.:'t‘Iut:;.- on I oliteiicss, Balm ofGilr>:irl,
E:‘xg_<:'\,\' .')i| :\'I(2tl('I'll,,II,' .tGr_'.-, flltiles‘ ofa '1‘;-;ivp||,.,
:,,,,”{-T-,.r.;ir.‘. IH‘:':l',1|I l::)l no i,,,,,,,,,.y , CU,,,_,g,,ms,
;),._..o:.t'...<, (liii.-'lt:iii .-._» .\.~.-:2‘.-lie.-,
to-.i=i:’-I‘H~‘H1l«?I"2P- l"iiliflt:rsObset-v:iii..ns.
{.\””,.{‘t"l!lgI(l,$I.4()Ej,I),.;lI!f‘5Ii(‘ttluiinggrgO[‘1“”,U,-i(.,,,,s
stun ,.- .-nrrmoii.-', .\I:iitnr.r.- ( ItlUlllt:l,,,
ii',,.,,Hig.j2l'l§i.II0ltll'(‘lS. f'I'l1lS'(.' OI‘ I‘(ll()I]),|C’
F:-.'i‘ul:iiitl,l i'l.nl. rlt-l"n, Citeplli‘ IIilll5L‘l‘,
xv . :1 ‘HS dnwoot
l<ii.;=ll Y, ‘ , I , , '5:
[‘,r(ip|;P~l Life \ am But-en.
fin,-er, blip I"~~l~‘vl|1‘»i'l‘i. =\ci.t.:ci. tan in 1\',,.,\,-'.,',,,]‘.
R,,u‘hIi!: in Z‘. . A.iier'ca-
JOHN A
'-ll.’ I7. I-1,‘)
THE SL001.’ CI'l‘IZEN,
_ Cupt.J.EDl_'.‘D1.-I f-I Bl{()li/.\'.
_\Vill sail from this l.1ndin«_r to Janie.-s Slip, N
York oti Tuesdays, and return on Saturdays.
TITS S LOOP Iii ECII .~l.NI(",
Capt. GREG-UR Y Cr'RU1l£l1lI/IN, /llastcr,
\Vill sail on Saturdays and return on 'I‘liurs-
days. fi‘rci,(_rht will be taken as low as at other
landings. For furtlicr particulars inquire ofei—
tlicr of the captaiiis on board of their respec-
tive vessels, or at the store of the subscriber.
VVILLIAM T. HOYT.
Norwalk, Jan. 24, 1838. If 46
“IV
0Wla14E{S.é2"fiUES.
FE\V pairs best quality India ‘Rubber
Overshoes. for sale by J. A. VVEED.
Ntirwulli, Niiv. 27, I537. 381
?.ton~Z::‘ztg Eflassrs
{>17 all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
LEVI CLARK.
NEVV BOIPIQS.
A SUMMARY of'Dr.
Gri|l’s System of Phre-
nology, translated from
the French.
Ernest Mziitrt
‘W * "'“ novel by Bulwei.
Attila, a novel by G. P. R. James.
Ziiizeiidorf, and other poems by Mrs. Sigour-
“9Y- .
And many other new works ust received by
J. A. WEED.
rs, a
Norwalk, November 14, 1937. 36!
30 LBS. REFINED SALT PETRE. for
a sale by J. A. WEED.
IMPORTANT DISOCVERY'.
EDGES CELEB-RATED RHEUMA
TIC PLASTER. This plaster is equal-
ly eliicacious whether the disease be located in
the hip, shoulder or elsewhere in the system;
and in most cases one box is siifficient to effect
=1 cure. The cores which it has efi'ected and the
reco.-netidatioiis given show that it excels any“
article ever before oII'ered to the public. This“
plaster is to he applied in all cases to the soles.
of the feet. For directions and recommendations
an...
.._., an-. .
see bills accompanying each box which wi
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale b. ',
_ _ J. A. WEED.
Prtct" 2;) cents per box.
Norwalk. Sept. 4, 1337. 5 :
ll.»\l{D AND IIOLLOIV WARE,
IRON, S'l‘l:lF.L, AND CASTINGS.
LINSEED. SPliRtVlACE'l‘I, AND FITH OIL,
Wlll'l‘I:.‘ LE-\D, DRY AND IN OIL,
vi-:Ni«;'i'i.iN AND ENGLISH RED, - ‘-
FR1".N(,'ll AND SPANISH YELl.O'«'/'
SOAP SIONE. PREPAl{l«‘.D FOR usi‘.
Vl-ZRDIGRIS, (Il-IROME GREEN &.YEl.!.(IW
S'l‘ONl~2 Yl-ZLLOW, SPAMSH wt-iiiii.'G, Am)’
LAMP BLAt‘.K,
T0§‘3lll9f Willi nr-:n'l_v all articles in the line of
Painting or Glazing, including it larveas.-‘ortmom
of t‘. indo-.v Sashes, from 6 by Sig 113:‘. ]5_ Am,,,,,,
the shell goods may be found nC?i|’l_)"8VCfVul’ti(_‘I!|,:
reqxtticd In I|ill>‘lll.'i,g’illltllllllflg, and |ll()5l-fl.I’lICIt'I
in my linc,) to fun iiish it when i-ompleu-,5,
WM. .1 S'l'Rl«‘.l-‘.'l‘.
IVY’ Ii}. '13‘ U ii 3.43 5%’ 3!
S [L
LVEI? SPOONS, A‘
EVI CLARK still continues his business
at his old store west side the Bridoe where
he Will he happy to furnish his old ciistomers
and the public with gold and silver Patent Lever
\Vat(_-lics, I_.cpiiic, Etiglislt and Ii},-.m.},, d0,g(,|d
Sea Iicys, and Ciiziiiis. Everv variety or
’.rca.~:ipiiis and Finger-iiiigs; Ea} Drops and
Niilis; silver ’I'h'tinliles. Pciicils,and in fact
c‘.‘ci'y lliiiig in tho Jt-wt.-lr_v littc. Silver spoons
«'1 l.‘ll‘,’,f(? ttssoritiivtii ziltvays on hand: silver and
steel Spectacles: Caiidlesticlts, -snitffers and
trays; fiiicBril:inia ton and coffee Pots; look-
iiigtllzisscsz tea waiters, lll(_'nn()[ne[ers' elm,-lisp
dzc &c. Every aitcniioii paid to watch re-
p.'llI‘lll_’_I. Zllltl jiilisthitic tit. short notice. ljngm-
viiig.< on Spiittiisz, culliii plates, trunk p|a;es_
noznrial seals, &c. executed with iieatucss and
S! :‘~li.’:l'! Ilt'i2ii't'.
i‘~'i.'irt-li. I937.
ls,
il;3i3I.EI3;"u'.}(lI{'S and PRINDLE’S
. I ,- ' ‘ " ‘.".n
1; u L. 11.11.!‘-[\I‘~‘4X(:.:~’ fit,‘ _l,‘:\J,3, by
1'2-‘ll, or :‘::i_-,5.‘-.‘, .‘.;-,r 5;,1_._ 3.3,
J. A. WEED. «-
_._-_,, ,___,_
rryil--ecriptirin. for sale
'‘ .7 - In 1"
iltzl‘-.::,i'
T\ ’E S'l‘ilF1~’S tift.".’
-~ L“... \. -\..
__i.._,_ l"_lLf‘?’t{) for c:t:li. by J. A, \\’l~‘_ED,
I:‘a~{P0'I’S ARI.) SI'i€'_2ES.
5:}? THE Subset-ibcr wool-:l respectfully
1%. tnfortii the public and his old custom-
E’ ,/fig trig“ -1 -ti ll I. 4 I
,,,L.‘.....- L.,..‘ l p..i .c.t ..r,t .:1. it: has reopened
’-i‘ '.‘.‘l'L.i a
splendid assortment of Boots ,
and :‘.ll{)€‘S of every description. at the old staiid ‘
foriiicrly occupied by George Mead, Esq. where’
t.lin:<e wlio wish to puri:li:is«;- can be acconimodat.
ml with rciirly work on th -most reasonable terms.
The followiii,; comprise a part of his stock on
hand, t\‘IllCl} he t‘lIii},fs,itl. tho lowcst cash prices :_
50 pair ?iI::i'.’s Laltsliiii Boots. at 238: 35'-I pr. pair, I
500 do Lziilii.-.-I I“i‘t=ticli Tics, zit 87$ cts, do
too do it. C:~.il.- .- 13......- 5:1 50“ do
50 do Illisses Slippers. fill .-iiul 75 cts. do
I00 do I‘iI«:ii’s \‘/asliiii_§;to:i Slioc.°,$1 37,, do
:30 do Buys do do 875 to .3-1, do
51) do Catzlts, do 44 cts. do
N 15,, All klmls of Boots and Slim-s ]n1)_(lcgto
oi-«lo.-,r, or the: wry best rn:itcri:-.l- and in thcinost __
ltlSIlI0't:l.Illt‘) and woriiiiiaiililzc m:~.nnr_:r. -’
fl?’ {kl->‘.tl-,()?l ll inrl and for sale tl.lJ0l1l.0l';€ Ton
of tirst,qti:~.!i:y .‘:‘..3eL--atlic-2'.
GEORGE JAMES.
' 21ti'
\Vil1.on_ Jill}? 37}, 13237.
N “l‘}i'V 300 €42.51‘.
la , l’.\,l3'.i.Ii't"’S I,,l|,ii\'(.‘I'.\‘ill History on the
2.‘; , ,IJ,.'l$lS'tlI‘ £"t'(,l'°’,I"'.'lz)il\', Iiff :l,e rigs; l.'u,,,,“L_s,
.l:ll.~l|.ttf:(I i_y -.n..,.-s and ,t.‘ll‘_'l2lVlflg:' in 3 V,,is_
’l'ii-..- Yoiitig l.:ulv’s,Fi':t~n‘vl, by Mrs. John I-‘arrar,
I."ll.'l, ii imvi-l, by In. I.. I)lll'tV('I'.
' ‘ht: I’,~:illll$ Lllitl ll_viiitis"ol I)r. iVntt<, in-.;mg,,_-g I
hy, Di’, ltippon, iwilli Ur. ll.i;ipoii’s .~i:li-ctioii, in mm l
vo . 'n'-t l'(:t3l'I\'l't I! J. . ' -L.‘
NI , H “H _ ,'.Y___ figs A it I I‘ D.’
J.\i.\ \, L ..I(,ll 1:), Ct) . [[03
‘V\
l3'1‘l...
A
2.133’! CS4.“ EEK
,_ Ii.-“~.S new on hzmd and
mr .-=t:lc very c/’icap,:i large
assorttntrtit of \VA'I'(,‘I_I-
111,43‘. JE I-VELRY, SIL-
V_l;R SPOONS, Britan-
_. _ q , lil.'l and Plated \V:ire,
5<.L\.,:-',5.,.-37",‘-,,}_-_—__‘__,,_.§§::k‘“‘ , 1,.’-IQKING GLASSES,
.:.i‘.(l variotir kinds of 1* ANDY GOODS,
GA’? I;’~'iilg-“.;,it.ri ill:)ll(3_y taken for Goods.
‘+' "locks and \V il.'.t;:lt"S czircfiilly repairer]
* \J_I
'iiid v.':-.rrantctl.
I‘{oriv.tik, Jalyd 10,1537. 18 ,
N15 V'i7:‘,ES IX-It.li3L§3‘3'§.;'l.‘lIEPil'I‘. I
in-22..--533 ash... i I
5:7: ‘
u-"- ihn
«""r‘*7't IIE siiliscrihcr, lllaflliflll for past ('3,-org,
would inform his customers and the public
generally, that he lizistiikcii the store lately nc-
f‘lllllt".l hy II. B. Cliase, (nearly opposite the
Post OIIItf(“) wlicrc iiiay always be found an ex-
icn.~:i\'c and t:lt*g.')lll ilSS()l'llnt’lll of Gentleinen’s.
L:itlics'. Yoiitlfs and Children's Boots and
Shoes —itizitlc in tho lit-,-st iiiaiiner, of [he beg,
iiiatcrials, and in the most fashionable style..-
at the most retisoiizihle prices. Particular at-
tciition will be paid to all orders in his line, and
the patronage ofihe public is respectfully sou.-
cited.
\ViLLlAiVI GRIFFIT II.
Norwalli, -I|liH’I2. 1837. 14”-:
REEN’S C(')NNEC'.l‘ICUT REGIS-
TER. for 1838, for sale by
J. A. VVEED.
Jzinnary 30. I838. “'47
l‘€EV‘o’ ESTABLISIIIVIENT.
, 1"anu3l'i/ Grocery.
HE subscriber is now opening at No, 6
B“”’3ll'3 Bllllllings. a select assortment of -1-
Groceties. and all articles usuallv inquired" foi-
at a Family Provision Store. ‘Colic-3. Teas
Sugars, Spices. Molasses, Fish, Pork, doc. (Sac:
ofthe best quality, and atthe lowest cashprices
may always be found at his store. Give him i;
call before you purchase elswliere.
GOULD D. JENNINGS. I
h 27. 1838. “'55
SPRING DRY GOODS.
M. STEVENS will open on \Vedneo—
° dill“ "I ‘he llresem Week. a large and
wellselecled assorltnentof Spring Goods. Pur-
chasers are respectfully invhed ,0 can and exa-
mine before ptircliasitig elsewhere. 1
Norwalk. March 27,‘ 1838.
GARDEN‘ SEEDS.
EVHE subscriber has just received the most
complete assortment ol‘Gardeu Seeds. ever
olfered in this place, all of which are warranted
of last year s growth, and put up in good order, ,
' J. A. _
Norwalk, Marc
55
Norwallt, March 27, 18-38. gf55 1
Norwalk Chronicler