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' ‘Log on the-noxious insects.
The Subtifllreasury being‘'' disposed of‘, the
country will ’i‘iow look with a, great deal of in-
terest to Mr. W’-ebster’s Resolution, proposing
the receivability o’f.-the bills ‘of Banks issuing;
small notes, &c. _ . - ,
The North St. ILIOIILIS steamboat .on her way
to Shreveport on the 5th inst. split her steam-
Tlie Board of Navy Captains adjourned on
the '2'3d instant, having passed forty-five nud-
shipnien. ' . '
'1'/zc Fzzrnzcr and (lie Bcggm‘.-A strong.
xliearty, lazy fellow, who p.'cl'ericd begging at
rprecarious subsistence to working for a sure
d at the house of a blunt Massachu-
setts farmer,and, in the usual language of his
race, asked for "cold victuals and old clothes.”
‘.“You appear to be a stout, hearty lo_ckinginau,”
said the farmer; “ what. do you do'fo‘r' a liiing '3”
“ \Vhy not much," replied the. fellow, “except
travelling about from one lllace to :inotlier."-—-
“Travelling about, ha '3” rejoiiieil the farmer;
‘ can you travel pretty well T’ 0 yes,” repli-
ed the sturdy beggar, “I'm pretty good attliat.”
. “ Well then,” said the farnigr, coolly opening
the door, let's see you travel.”
A C/ianiyiiorz-qfl/1.c Toczal.—Dr. Storer says,
in his reporter: the Iclitliyology of Massacliustts,
“ The habits of the common load are becoming
better uudeistoecl, and the Horticulturalist, in-
-stead of destroying,‘ carefiilly preserves it on
his g«roi:u<_«ls, for the benefit it‘ a1Z*‘ords him by feed-
In the. same may
are our springs and Wei 1"3ll(lt‘I‘-Ell purer, by
the p.res‘cucc of the eariiivorous salamaiidcr.
ls
.5-ma/.5 B-i.I1s.—No-t a single member of the
iNoiv"l-la.n.:ps'liirc House -of Reprcseiitatipcs vo-
'.tci‘.l'for ‘be coiitiiiuaiice of the law against
'smn.'l.'l rbil-ls. Ev:-ry \Vliigvoted for its repeal,
mid cvJeiyVaii Bureu maxi for its suspension.
"-'_l‘hc Bfll'ISlf.{.l':F:t., now on the North Amcri
czvn-stat-ion,at ~Q,ucl3cc and Halifax, together
’ with that which has been ordered to rendezvous
/ant Berinrida, is composed of 3'2 vessels, ships of
the line, frigttes and small steani frig.-1tcs, and
carries 1160 guns, and 10,210 men.
The Great \Vestei°ii took herd-‘parture yes-
Iterdayat 4 l’. M. from the wharf near the Bat-
rtcry. Curiosity nor enthusiasm do not appear
xtoli.-we abatsd in respect to this noble vessel.
’il‘bc B.ittci'y was tlironged will: an immense
crowd iv’-ao cheered her as she left, and an cs-
cort of six steamers filled with passengers at-
utendcd the gallant vessel to the Narrows and
fitook a parting adieu in reiterated liuzzas. The
day was fine and calm, and bcforeslui-down she
was far out of sight upon the ocean wave. he
‘took 90 passeugersm-—N. Y. Star.
______._.:.__._..—_ ,
.EIIlI_.Q‘l‘II,ff.OIl From i‘./1c Ciinuc/as.—-The Hamil-
ton ("U.,C.) Express, presents-.1 melancholy pic-
-ture of the state of affairs in the Provinces. It
is not the i.issol.»tc and the idl -——incddiesouie
xand worthless i-..-lvenln crs who are coming
"among us, but tlic-_ substantial fiarnn:-.rs and me-
~.c.luiiii«.:s,-_-—tlie class of men most to be desired,-'
xvho. weary of the protracted troubles in the
illrovince, are s~-cking a quiet. lioinc in our
{VVt:Sl.t.'I'!l St.ites.—N. Y. Express.
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If the Toroiilo I‘.-itri-it be an index of the
feelings of any party in Canada, it is not :1 won-
-der that thei-re is rebellion.
I Front the Toronto Patriot.
\Ve have from t.he beginningauiiouucezl, that
«var with the United States i:iv:vital)‘.e_-—INEV-
i'l‘Al3l.l"-';. we say again, IT IS; and it will be
lnu CUM LVION war, but a \VAR OF EXTER-
1\’IIN.—\'I"IO;\I. Ye expect daily to hear of
some incursions of the briganil.-2 in the ‘Nesterii
/fl)istrict,, wlricli we understand is lnefl. in a per-
fectly liezlpless state. Such is the horrible pre-
zilicauieiii-tolf this loyal people, and yet Buffailo
stands, ‘D-.-troii-ti ~s£nn(l5. Rochcstergtnuds, Oswe-
ro stamls; yet"-viitli all the resources of the
.-ilisli Empire at coiiiniaiid, these nests of iii-
famy stand to mock our misery, while to involve
‘them all in tire fateof ‘Sodom and Gomorrah,
would be as easy as falling rffa horse.
'=I‘b-.2 C0l'£lll.I’f_-,}’ is filling -with Yzuikee loafers;
not a ta~'.-‘era can any one enter but. one or more
ankee loungers are there, listening to all that
is said.’ What come they he-re ‘lbr, but "to “spy
(~lLc -1uz!ce<Im:.-i-1; of tliclanuf,” and to convey in-
tclligence Lo tlrc Bimlitti on the other side, who
are ever in rF.‘3(.llll|'FS to pounce on any unguar-
" ded poiiit. '-l‘he pestiloiil, vag--.bonds every where
-‘abound’, and uulcs.-; s-3-inc decicivc steps are ta-
Sicn by the Government to prevent the "ingress
of such scum, we slui-"ll perhaps see the fulfil-
rrieiit of Mr. Cl_ay’s prophecy, that the Cana-
das will fall to the Uiiiéteil -tS'll{'£‘S \7VI'I'H0UT
§“IGlI'l‘ING. Pusporls ought; to be made ne-
vcessary for every ¥a.:!-(cc itinerant. in this coun-
try, until it be dceriicd yropcrto stop intercourse
entirely. _
__ Brztllc in l.'[:y1cr Cczmzc.’.(z.——'l‘lie Lervislon
"_i‘clcgraph. lflrztru, of l“ri.la_v stakes pus-ilively
that a whole company of Qn<~en’s .IJ'lllC'Cl‘S, $(‘lll
mil to liic Swniiipy lrncl, called the Short Hills,
13 miles from the l"nll.< ofNingnra. lo put‘ down
‘tire turbulent splrlls who reside there-, had been
‘suddenly surprised. several killed and the rest
taken prisoners. The l”('pr)l‘l (says the extra)
was first doubled, and n gentlemen ofllie highest
ncspectabilily went (wcr to Quecnslon to ascer-
tain its truth.
Capt. Palmer, the coiiiinniider at that place
ndn'ii'1icd that there had been a Sl-Ilfll1lSll‘l)(3lV\"CC‘l)
ten ofilie Lancers and two hundred patriots, in
which the former lost their horses and equip-
meiils, and were all taken prisoners, but v.‘erc‘af-
ierwards released.
This morning 110 regulars and some volun-
teers were ordered from Chippewa and" Druui-
monvillc in that district, bolas the Patriots have
now commenced the war, the woods are alive
with them, and the regulars will probably, all be
cut to pieces within twenty-four hours.
There is no doubt, according lo a correspond-
ent ofllie Albany Argus. at Niagara, that a skir-
mish liad taken place. The " Patriots,” so call-
ed, numbered from 4-00 to 1500.
Trial "of the pris0n_cr.s' at l'V¢ztcIl0wn.——'I‘lie
trial oflhe persons implicated in the burning of
the Sir Robert Peel steamer, was to commence]
\ at \Valertown, Jefferson county, on Friday, un-
der Judge Cusliman. Anderson is the first
named on the list. The Attorney General ofllie
state had arrived to assist the District Attorney.
Niagara‘Fron(z'er.—'I‘lie number of British
troops on the Niagara frontier is computed at
500.- There is a body of U. S. Troops at
Buffalo. Gen. Brady left there for Detroit
"Thursday. At Chippewa armed senlinels are
stationed at the hotels and at the wharf where
the steamers from Buffalo laud passengers.-
-About four oflhe luuccrs are said to have been
killed in the late action.
_ .Milz'Lary Force at Sacicetls I'Iarbo'r.—Gen.
Macomb arrived at Ssckelts Harbor ciillie 18lli ;
200 troops on the 19th. The General bad
chartered the steamboat Telegraph, wliicli_was
to be armed-and employed on the lakes.
The C/zc'ro7;ccs.——From Albens, (Geo.) to the
16th, we have information from Fort Newman
'0 J‘-“*3 Sill. giving very favorable accounts of
the Nation. They are very peaccablc, and the
only cause of delay in their removal is to give
them lime to dispose ofllieii‘ stock. Some oflbc
Indians are represented to be worth from to
‘l
Christian Church, and bold tlieirmeetings in the
fort. Seine oflliem look upon the VVest as the
promised land. In this respect the missionaries
have inculcaled a hope which is now turned to
a good account.—- Star.
New Ifamps/iire.-—-(loveriior Ilill. with that
siii_;ular modesty wliii.-li is so eliaracleristic of a
true Loco Foco, declines lu-lug considered a
candidate for reelection. The days of Loco-
Focoism in New Ilainpsliirc are numbered.——
Darkness cannot exist with light on every side;
and at the next elecliou the (.1'ruuile Stale will
place hersclfbyllic side of the rest of New Eng-
land. People talk of clirisliauiziug China, and
hopes are cnlerlainedofcivilizing Africa; is it
in béimagined that New Hampshire will remain
in political barbarism. -—[’rov2'clc'nce Journal.
Jllmmeis in If-'i’issoiu"i.-—A member elect ol‘
the lower cliamlierofllic Legislature oflhis state,
was last year pc"sundcd b_v some wags of his
neigliburliood, that iflie did not reach the State
Ilou.-se at ten o'clock on the day of Asseuibly, he
could not be sworn, and would lose his seat. lle
iiniucdialely mounted, with liuiiliug frock, rillc.
and bowie knife, and spurred llll he got to the
door of the State House. where he bitched his
nae. A crowd were in the cliambcrin the lower
house on the ground floor, walking about with
their hats on and smoking cigrirs. Those be
passed, ran up stairs into the Senate chamber,
set his rille against the wall, and bawled ont—
“ Slraiigeis, where's the mini that swors me
in?” at the same limetaking out his credentials.
“ ‘Null; this w.-iy,” said the clerk, who was at
the niozneni igiiiiinga real Principe, and be
was sworn without inquiry. W'iicii the teller
came to count rinses he found there was one
Scuatortoo many present. The iiiitslake was
soon discovered, and the liuntsman was inform-
ed that he did not belong there.
“ Fool, who.’ with your corn bread !” lin
roared. “You can't flunk this child, no how
you can fix it. l'ni ‘let.-ti-d to this here Legisla-
tor, and I'll go again all banks and eternal ini-
pro\'ciiieiils, and if there's any of your oratory
gentlemen wants to gel skinncd,jest say the
word, and I’ll light upon you like a nigger on a
wood chuck. My constituents sent me here,
and ifyou want lc Ilooi this two-legged animal,
hop on, jest as soon as you like, for though I’m
from the back country, I'm a lillle smarter than
any qnadrupcd you can turn out of this drove."
Alter this admirable. liarraitguc, be put his
bowie knife between his teeth, and look up his
rifle with “ come here, old Suke, stand by me 3”
at the same time presenting it at the chziirman.
who, however, had seen such people before.-—
A ller some exposlulatiou, the man was persuad-
ed that he belonged to the lower c'.liambcr, upon
wliicli be sheathed his knife. [lung his gun on his
shoulder, and with n prufopiiil cougee, remarked,
“ (;lcnllenien,l beg your pardon. But ifl did’nt
think that are lower room was the groggery, may
I be shut."
“ T/.n Brilz'.s/’L Quccn.—Tlic following are the
diini.-ii~:ions of.Ihe steam ship British Qiiceu,
building in England for the British and A meri-
can Sienni Navigation Company by Messrs.
Curling, Young Co. She is supposed to be
the largest ship in the world; the length exceed-
ing by about 35 feet that of any ship in the
British N-avy.—Journal of Commerce.
Feet. '11.
Lenglli from Figure head to Tnll'rail 27-5 0
Dino on Upper Deck ‘ 21-5 0
Ditto of Kccl 223 0
Breadlli within Paddle Boxes 40 0
Ditto, including ditto 6-1 0
27 0
Dept ll
Touuage~—No. 1862
Power of Engine
500 Horse
Diameter of Cylinders 77¢ In.
Length ol'Sli‘okc '7 Feet
Diameter of Paddle \Vlir:els 30 “
Esliinnled \-Veiglil of Engines, Boil-
ers and ‘Water 500 Tons
Dillo of Coals, for 20 days consump-
tion ' G00 “
Dillo Cargo 500 “
Draught of water with above weight
and all stores 16 Feet
Two brothers, named \Volcoll. employed in
the kitchen department of Yale College, were
drowned there a day or two since. They went
out to bathe, and one sinking. the olliera'.tempt-
ed to save him, and bolli perished.
To protect s/rude t'rcc.s*.—Insecls which infest
shade trees may be removed by throwing on
the leaves, with a syringe, sal aniouiacdissolvcd
In water. ‘
Anolbcrremedy is to bore the trunk of the
tree about half through Will! an anger, fill the
cavity with powdered sulplier, and then plug up
the hole.
Ifoic to preserve Ornamental '1'rces from
Cale:-piZlm's.—’1‘lie editor of the Baltimore
'l"rauscripl (who is fond oflrccs) givesllie follow-
ing :
Take a small quantity oflbe strongest decon-
iiou of 'lub2ic'co leaves, and soak them well in
water until quite a strong decoclion is uiade,
Willi \'.‘l)lt2ll bcsprinkle the tree, either in the cool
of the evening. or early in the morning. This
doncuiice or twice during the summer. willse-
‘cure them against the attacks ofcatcrpillars,and
the leaves will appear much ‘more fresh and
beautiful.
“ I owe you a drubbing.” says Tom in a pet;
“ Never mind it,” says Dick, “I forgive you the
debt.
“ The law is,”-said one of our sage Aldermen
to n venderofoycslers, last August. " that oysters
shall be sold in no month in which there is not an
“ R.” How do you excuse yourself from being
fined as the law directs?” “ \Vliy the easiest
way in the woild—lor I puts the P. in and
spells it Orgust.” He was excused for that
month.
Gen. \Vool has left Boston for Augusta to con-
fer ‘Vlll) Governor Kent, who is now ui session
one or more military posts near__ our Norlliern
l<‘ronlicr. This distinguished olficcr has been
sent by the War Department of the United
States at the earnest application of Governor
Kent, for the purpose of making a reiiionslraiice
and selecting suitable positions for llle establish-
ment olposls to protect our territory lrom lorcign
ziggression.——Portl(md Adv.
Political Death of Martin Van Burcn.
The Sub-Treasury Scheme was the grand
ilan ofMarlin Van Buren. by Wlllcll lie Teaclletl
the Presidency, and by which. be iiitcndcd to
tyrannise for life, over the interest, opinions and
libcrlics of the people. Money. m0“€.Yl has
been over his cry, since he started the safety
fund system. Judgirig by his o\vn knavisb and
Corrupt disposition, be calculated that all the
people could be bought and sold at so much 21
head. 'l‘he price of his own honesty could not
be naincd, for he had never kept the article on
hand since he was (logged at school for playing
lruant. He dealt in a counterfeit preparation,
which he sold in parcels to suit purcliasers,
though he never gave credit. VVlien be handed
out the mixture with one paw, he look the pay
with the other; and very often he took the pay
first, and never furnished his customers with the
comuiodity at all.
535000. Many of the tribe are mciubcrs of the -
He built all his hopes upon the passage of the
with the Council, on the subject of eslablisliiug.
-nun
Sub-Treasury Bank. Gen. Jacksoi_i's populari-
ty once gained him the Presidency. I-"lie well
lincw that capital was cxli
his own his heart clung to as indispciisihle.
Could be have carried this uicnsurc, lie \\‘(iul(l
have nc:-zt uiovril lor ii life lease of the Presi-
dcrilinl chair.’ llc lias been lill()‘v\’ll to say, llial
be held every man as his enemy. '.ii:d all men
were L‘l‘(r.‘ll('(li.l.0 be used by some uizislcr spirit.
Acting upon this gcrui of corruption, lie ins laid
his plans simply for his own adviiucenicnl. All
his hopes lllf lime and clcrnily were (‘lllWllH‘(l
Will) the passage of the Snl_i-’l‘rczisuiy hill. ’l'le::l
hill is lost-—dcfuncl —- anniliiizvlcd ; null as it roll.-;
back into the pit ofinfamy \‘.'ll(_'ll('£.‘ ii sprung. the
appcnrnnce of n lic-all with small wiskcrs, and
hair only frqui lllC crou u back and over the car's,
is seen lollowingil, to iis dark and disinzil home.
Politically, hilzirliu Van Burcn is ilcnil.
Ho bas failed to corrupt the in:-mbei's of Con-
gress, bni his evil gr-.ni'.is will slill prompt him to
action. Ilc will now go to the people, and cu-
llCOY(ll' to pour out his own infamy into individual
bosuiiirz. He will instruct his n_:-gents lo pity his
fate--—lo say how he has been lll:3llllC'll"'lll)\V his
enemies have c.'iricaIurcil him, and how the pa-
pers have ridiculed him. S_vmp.'illiy is the next
chord be will touch. and we shall have long at‘-
giimcnts from his niiilossndors against the
abominable liberty ofllic press.
But be has had his day, and wlialcvcr rascali-
ty he may now propose will only sink him deep-
er in the mire.
\Ve congratulate the V\llfllL‘ people upon the
defcal ofllie I’re:5iil:~iil’s bunk bill. ‘.Vc congratu-
late the whole world, for the United States are
again free. The republic is sal'c—-—llie nation of
nations is still pure, and the fool oflbe opprcssor
is thrown from ll'iC necks of the people!
Bring out the gl.'!i.-i‘, lei Us have :1 general rc-
joiciug. Let us hold up the tucuibers who voted
ugaiiist the bill as deserving the most enll.vu:-ias-
tic zipplnu.-:e. Tliey number one hundred and
twenty-live. The ayes are one liundrcd and
eleven. The iiiojority for frecdoin is fourlecu.
Now let the people bcstirllicinselves. Out with
the powder. Fire a salute of 1.243 guns, and
liereaflerlet 1-I guns be the grand political salute
of freeincii .'—-IV. Y. I'll"/rig‘.
More “ Choice Scraps.”
Gcmzinc P/zilanl/irop_i/.—Fora learned for-
eign “Barrister” to come to Connecticut, to as-
sist m “elevating” the cliaracter of the press in
this State.
One step towards suc/L ‘° elevation."-—-For the
editor of the “most ably conducted paper in
State” to go to New Haven, and make the
modest request of the State Legislature to sub-
scribe for 300 copies of his proposed “ volum-
i..ous reports” of every thing said and done in
the House, and upon the refusal of the House to
accede to so ‘i‘,‘L"I‘.'_l reasonable :1 request, for the
said editor to return and comineuce serving up
second hand (llSllCS of Loco-Foco slang about
the said Ir-gisl:itu:'c, their committees, &c. and
thus earning for himself copious doses of Loco-
Foco s_i/iizpiil/'1_y and, soft soap.——Hiz7'l. Courier.
“The press is in a more unproductive and (le-
giizclccl state in Connecticut. than in any other
Stat: in the Union. ‘We do not say where the
fault lies.”—Rcvicw and '1’clcgru12h.”
Nor we llCllll€‘l‘——l)1ll’. we know where a cer-
tain neighboring‘ editor lics—-unless indeed he
considers his own papertlie representative of
the press in CornccticL1t.——IIar4/brat C'ou'ricr.
A Sensible 'll'7oman.—A capital story is told
in the New York Gazette, of :1 Buckeye lady
who knew bow to place a proper estimate upon
the Loco-Focus. It seems that she was the
luiidlady of a public house in Ohio where a
Southern gentleman happened to stop. Seeing
that she was a very buxom l)( dy and exceeding-
ly good looking, he took occasion to coiiipliu;-ci.=t
her upon her owning so fine a negro, as she
SC(‘.nlt.’(l to possess in the person of a strapping
black fellow who was waiting upon the company.
'° Yes sir.” says she. "be is an excellent bus-
band ."’ “ The devil he is," says our traveler.
“It is very strange that a woman of your ap-
pearance could so degrade herself as to marry a
black man." “\Vell,” replies the landlady,
‘* it is a bad business to be sure. but, when Itliink
of my sister's lot, I am quite contented with my
own. She poor creature has made a much
more unfortunate match." “ ‘Nhy, what did
she marry?” “Oh dear.” says our heroine,
“ s/zc .'2zar7'7'cz.7 a Loco-F000 .”’—Pzr:aymzc.
.lIonc_y fllar/rel, SzuuZr.z_7/,Ju.7_1/ 1, 5 PJII.
There are uiovcinculs now in the market,
wliicli indicate an attempt townrils resumption
on llie purl ofllie U. S. Bunk. There is to be on
Monclay a meeting of Bélllll delegates of the
western and I’cunsylvania banks; and it is ru-
mored that M r. Biddle will be governed by the
liiajorily.
\Vc learn from undoubted authority, that R
correspondence has taken place between Mr.
Biddle, and II. Clay, and Dan’l \Vcbsler, iridi-
vidually, in which ilie latter two gentlemen urge
the immediate resumption ofllic U. S. Bank
as a mailer indispensable for the public utility as
well as for the credit of the Bank. The
large quantities of stocks thrown into our
market on bank account, are supposed the result
oflbis correspondence. From every quarlcrtlie
appearances are most auspicious for resumption.
There is n(‘)(len1fl[)(l for money. The Atlantic
banks are fairly gorgccl with specie. Foreign
exchanges are two per cent under par. The crops
have nearly all reached market, and no carllily
reason exisls xx by those banks who can pay
should not pay. Public opinion is nov. so strong
in this direction, lbata serious injury will be done
to those‘ banks who should longr-r stand out for
non-rosumplion.——N. Y. Hcmlrl.
COL(it.\'lZA'i‘E()N. H
An address will be delivered in the C«iiig_reg£'i—
tional Church, on \Vednesday evening. the dill
inst. at 7§ o’clock, on the claims of the American
Colonization Society, by Doctor IV. 130017), af-
cnuse of education in Africa.
Marricil,
Al \'VIltOl'l, en the 27th ult. by llie Rev. Mr-
Bowcn, Mr. \Vm. S. lfilcli of VVcslporl, in
Miss I-larriel Rayinoud of VVillcn.
At Rlll§,{CIl€l(l,()[] Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. .I0scpli Fuller, Mr. Jesse S. Bradley to
Miss Mary E. Smith.
Died,
At New Canaan, on the 17th inst. Isaac New-
ton, and on the 30th, John Milton, only children
of Isaac \Vatcrbury, aged 1 year and 10 iuontlis.
Peace to your dusty beds,
Fair, lovely sleeping Clay;
Here rest your weary heads,
Till the great rising day.
Then quit the dark abode,
Celestial clicrubs bright,
To serve and praise your God,
In bcatific light. [Cum..]
Al Pawliugs, Dulclics Co., N. Y., on llic27lli
ull. Mr. Jcpllia Slcbbins. ngeil about 70
01?’ The Norwalk Forum will meet as usual
on Friday, Gib July, at S o‘oc-luck. prcciscly.—
Dissertation Question fordiscussiou, "llas
Wl~2AL'l'lI or Ki\‘O\VLI£DG)£ the most influence in
society. Meetings public.
F. ST. J. Gllllls‘, Secretary.
‘ A,ll,'§_‘ will be ground at the Norwalk Mills
E3 on 'l‘uc:sday, July 10lli, should the weather
be fair, ifuol, on tliclirsl fair day llicrealli.-r.
ousted, and n btuik of Alilll 'l'll0mtlS
ter which a collection will be taken in aid ofihe;
, LIST of Letters remaining in the Post
_i it Ollice. at Norwalk, .l‘unc 1, 1838.
Lee Azariab
Lockwood David, 2
Mt-Kenna Patrick
.f‘rIUClllll,.’lI‘. Arthur
l‘.li«lillr:lxi~m.l; Lauira
(llinslcsul ./'\bh_v
Ilobiiisou iv. Cally.i:.=.n
l,:i_yiii-..li:l Clapp
R.'t'.ll1,Il'(l.'~‘()ll .l
/\rmslr«*-nsr F. letscv
,1’. ‘limit .1} tan "
' Boyer I-}r=tl:cr, 3
Bouton Ann M:-iry
Barron I.l~:vnrv
B'nkeuian'I‘l Mary
C:,ii':li«:,-ld Samuel
Cninslucl; S.~ineucl
U!‘-l;l:;‘lU(,‘l{ l’E:rlw.~ llayinonil bl.-cry
(,‘.oins-tin-.l; l".l\.-[‘:o1 Ii-:cd Aug:-line
(Jeiiislocl; .l A .l‘l.fI‘C‘tl .I.iiiies, .Ir.
Ct.‘-lllSl.4'Jt'.l{ Sleplmii l?.:l_\'.uuiiil VV .l.-lm
Diiniiiorsl, l."r.-i.lll:i£; ll.ocl<\vi*ll J Szirulg
.l.‘~.:\'.'i'c I‘*.I;ii'y
l)rvoL‘ .los‘r-pli
.I-)l.‘_'l)l'O\'\' .l:>.:;ies
‘r-‘. x Cll:3l'll‘S
’i"il.ch .l ‘.".’a.lici‘
l.‘:ll.($ll II.’-nry
I‘ ilakli .Iolui
l"r::-choru Get-.i'_gc
‘:“tmr\' , 1
Fl 3? ' lliliiiniii, :;
x’_li‘r-gorv I'll?’/:11.
(Iruimdoii Grcnrory
ll--yl: :f«'illi‘:_‘,’ D
lluntingloii l’ Cliarles
llawloy C "rl-.l\vl_irtl
.lnnes C Iliram
Kriiglil. S l):i\-‘ill
Kellogrss I." i‘.lai-y
'I.«~linsl:-lily Mary V‘.’.iil—o I! John
L_vr‘:i I).t'v'lll \'\’<mli~ti:-y Ii.-bu
N. B. l‘i~rsons inrpiiriiig for letters will please
8.‘-l'_v they have br-en :nlve:ii~:i-il.
[3:(}0] JOIIN IlUl.\’llAl.Ii, I’. III.
i"«‘o7:i. ic,
§EYllie siilnsci‘il.~ers, a Dye Iiclilc, \Vlicel-
Wright, 2 st-tsof l‘i:mli. null ollu-r utensils
suitable liir c.'irryiug on the llauing liiisiiii-ss.
Also, for sale, :1 good llorsc Cart. For furilicr
particulars inquire of
GIIYICR A’. IUNNER.
Norwnlk, .Iune 27, I838. 3i*(50
E‘U.lBE.§C AUC'll.‘§’.E'l‘i7.
VEVO be sold, by o'i.ler ofllis Court of Probate
for the District of Stamford, properly be-
longing to the estate of Samuel '.Vliiling, dec'il,
situated on the turnpike. lialfa'uiilc west of Du-
ricn iVleciing—|ionsc, ('f)flSl:‘lll)g of the house oe-
cupicd by \Vui.\Villiniiis, together with as mncli
land adjoining as will raise $500. The sale will
be held on the premises on lhc27lli of.Iuly next,
at -:l- o‘clock. I’. M. For further particulars iii-
quire of ABRAM CLOCK. agent to sell the
saiiic. II ANNA II \V IIITING, Excculrix.
Darren. Jump 28. 1838. 2l*G9
THE Tlliiflfi} AN!) I..«\.‘f.'1‘ CALL.
Si. .lolm l\'I:iry
St. John Stcplien
Street. l‘lli
Scovil'c Caroline
Skinner Nclsuiii
Smith I} ‘iVilii.'ani
Slrewiii" \\7 m. l‘iLl\';.i:'il
I':llllll.ll ill Abliy
S.-:i’i.‘Ici'.~: t,‘lia.rlvs
vi:-lcy (1 l"..luns:mi
xii-ll B tsey
on Ann or Q
Blziry St.-inlmi 5
bberwooil Cli:_-.rlc.~.~i
'_l'iiic:iuis!cr '1'‘ ‘kg.
Taylor 'l).iviv.l
Towiisciiil I}il'llt'.'l
\Vilson ill Il‘‘iii‘l(.‘.'tl.l1
‘
I‘ '-
Sliclil
L L those indebted In the estate of Lewis
[73 N. Nash, .lr. by Nine, Book, or Vcndue
Bill, are requested l0(::ill and settle \\'Illlf)lll. any
fuilliei‘ notice, as the subscriber has given all the
indulgence in his power. The Boolis and Ac-
counts are at IIcur_v I3. I‘-iicbol's Ilzil .53lore, next
door to C. l<‘ox’.~: Groi-cr_y.
ll EZE KIA I1 NIC IIOLS, Assigiice.
\Vnslporl, June 29, 15:3‘ . GIGQ
%'l‘ a Court of Probate, boldvn at Norwalk.
1- June 27, l‘3“° on the eslnlc-ol'.Lczri.s‘ T<z_i/-
cut),
for, an insolvent. dcluor, of \Vlll0ll. in said Dis-
lricl——Oidci'cd, that the Trustee on said Tziylor’s
estate exhibit his account to this Court for :uljnst-
menl, at the Probate Office in Norwnlk, on the
12th day of July, 1838, at 9 o'clock, forenoon;
and that all l)t:fS()llS interested in said estate may
be notified thereof, the Trustee. will cause this
order to be publislisd in a ucvsspnpcr printed in
said Nurwnllt.
[U69] B. A. I{(,)USSl4'i.:‘\ U. Clerk.
F9’ . BAl'll’tl‘JLS Superfine \Vcslcru Flour.
1‘
fig Also, a few barrels Scralclicd Flour.
very cheap. For sale by
(jw'F.O. SELLECK.
Norwalk. June 26, 183 lib‘)
RAHBIVIS TO LET.
NE or two rooms over the si:bs:riber’s slore.
well calculated for olliccs, or some inccliu
nicai business, can be obtained on reasonable
terms. Apply to \V;\l. J. STllEIC'I.‘.
L.’ AN IIIGIILY lMl’Ol{'l‘A.\_’T Ci\U'l‘lUN T0
TH E PU ll.ll.’..
“ Cm,-c no tilubc.s”—BczI;arc qffrclliiig.
0(."l'OIl. I-EVANS, l(lO Clialliam :~t.. I.'ll(t"9ll1O
;- ' present opportunit_v ofteriilering hi~' must UH‘
feigned at-liiiowlidgnients lollic uiimerous pa.ierii-
(ulllicled with the various form of ilisr-use incident. to
liumauitv) who have connnilleil llieiiisr-lve.s to lll-'
care, and be has. the salisfaclioii of knowing l'roi‘n ma.-
uy living eviilcnccs, that. his l‘t‘l7l7:(.ll(‘S have l’(.‘lIl()V0(l
or relieved of llIt'l:' l'cspvl.'tive lllilli'l(lI(‘S. as for as lies
wilhiu the compass of liumnri inezins How dig.
ll‘CS~'IIlg to the :ii‘liicled is DDYSBEPSIA OB. IN-
DIG ESTION? poisoning all the sources of his
enjoy meat, and leading in inaiiyiuslaiiccs to the ini-
series of confumcd liypoc-oudriacisin. Long as it
has been made the sub_jecl of iiiqniry by niedical
authors it remains involved in mucli ol:.<curily.—
Jaundice, lliurbma,Cholera and Cll()ll(', also per-
forms a c'mspieuou.< part in the drania ofuiorriil af-
fections. l)r. Evaiis has been singular lv successful
in Hue lrealuicnt ofthe above coiiiplciiiits, by l't"llll:~<
i'lie- drawn from lllr) i‘es(=.:ii'(,‘lics of the most einiuenl
pli_\‘.~ici:lns in "‘urop'<~-. He has also bud vast exlie _‘<,
14
delicate diseases, all of which are for the inost pant
iiggnivalnil b_v,nn«l rooted in the (0l‘lSllIllll(ll‘I_ by
the CONSI’ll’v.-\(Ill*iS OI" l\ll‘Il’tCUl’tlAl. MUK~
l)Elll~.‘.llS, UN l’llll\l($l l’l.l3D, UNI“.-l)UCA'l‘D and
UNI’.l’t.-\.C'I‘lf‘.El.) in any art save that of attempting
to ll-ad the cre.'lulon.< on the road to ruin. Dr l".vaus"
lOllice is supplied with the clioicc-st l‘t‘lllO(llt'S from
lfoicign ma: kels, and compoiiniled on the most sci-
eiitilic pi'im‘iplcs. A pliy.<ician is always in aliendx
alien, and all those who Ct)l.'l8 tliere iii the hour of
need will go oil‘ rejoicing. 3:116‘?
-a N(_)’l'l:llf‘.ll. TICSI‘ of the cll':r:iic_v of Dr. J. l..
_' l’All.lS’ sooiiuimu sviiui’ r...- i.i:..ni..
'l‘cciliir.g. from Mr. Win. Johnson, 248 Iludson st.
Dear Sir---The great hen:-lit a fforiluil to my stiffer-
ing iiifaiit by your Sooliiiu_:_: Syrup, I! a case ofpro-
tractcd and pziiiiful dentition, must convince x:ve1‘y
fccliiig parent how e:e.-‘cnlial an ear l_s~ appliciulou of
surli an int‘:ilu:ible medicine is to l't,'llt'\’.’3 inluiil misc-
, ry and torture. My iiifaiit,.wliilo ieelliiiig, experi-
fcuced such acute sulferiiigs, that it was iillacltcil with
1 convulsions, and my wife and fainilv siipposcil Ilia!
l dciiili would soon release the babe frnin angnisli, l.ill
l we procured a bottle ol'_vour Syrup; which as soon
‘as applied to the gums, n v. nude-. ful ::liau5_-c W:-.5 pro-
duced, and after :1 few :ipplicaLion.-2 llie ('l‘.lltl display-
c.-~.l obvieiis relief, and by conliiiuiuxg in its use, I :ini
glad to inforrn you, the child has coinplcti-ly l'(‘ifUVPI\
ed, and no recurrence of that awful conzplaint lias
:=in(:t.- OL’lIlll'l‘(‘.(l; the teeth ale mii::u:iii:'g daily, and
the child r~njo_\s f)<'|lI=(:t licallli. I give you my cln-cr-
ful pcrmi.-siuu to make this nclciiuulcilgiiii-iii public.
and will gladly give any infiriiinlioii on lliis circum-
slance. \V.‘il. .iUllMSUi.\'.
To the agent‘. of I’ill‘l>'i So Jhiug -By i-up.
Sold by appoinimi-r.l. at f'v'u. 8 l-.’ Scull: llliglilli Sl-
and also at 7253 'i\’orlli Tliird st. one door above No-
lile.
(ieurgc Paszmore. corner of I0tli and Green.
Ccorgc Gt-lz, lli-iiding
Jusepli Scott, \Vilniiu,~:‘1ou. 6'i.fi3
INDU \V (}.lJA.SS, II.-\ RI) VVARE, &c
I G by S, '7 by 9, 9 by I.‘3, 9 by 13, 10 by
I2, I0 by II, and 12 by 16 \Vin«_low Class, by
lbc box. Also, llard-ware, IIUlll()\V-W.'.ll‘(), Car-
penlcr’s Tools, \Vrought and Cut Nails by the
cask or less quantity, G E VVariug’s celebrated
Plouglis ziud Castings of all sizes, cutislaiitly on
hnuul and for sale at the l4‘nclory prices; cast
iron Cult llubs, cu.-l irn:i Ux Scrapers, &c. &c.
for sale at the lowest prices.
CI'.lA.llLl§S llS.*'s.ACS-
l\'inwall»:, June 10, 1838. lfl3'7
=l)I.ll'lCll, «.-.- Cll:till.l€:‘ l.‘3..-XACS, Norwalk.
cries and success 'llll'(Ill;1llOul the whole family oi <+_
LIME--for sale by
CHARLES THOMAS
1838. tf66
FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
-' I‘ H E s_ub_scriber offers for sale :1 Honi‘esle::il,
_ consistiuxzul' nlv.-ml live acres of good lam],
“"”' fl D‘l"v‘lll":!! llousc. Burn, 3:6. Elicrcon
sl‘nnd:ng, plcn.-'.'iiul_v siliinlcd in Daricu, [’1f_‘z]rll|(}
I‘.-niigwgrilioupl church. It is a first rule slzindl
tor ii uieclinluc of any (19.5-(.,;_,,,i,,,,’ am] if amp}-
="l IUF Soon‘, will be sold at :i bnretiiii. If not sold,
.-:::iil place will be renlril for oncior two years.——
For terms. apply to .I€)NA']‘IIAN B.-XTES.
HILL‘S
Nor_walk, June 12,
_.IOIrIL‘-I COOPER.
if (33
H?‘ '4‘? "'“ldi"1l’F'r"l‘N 3'5
.. ' .‘5L;'?:7\.< :3} hit k;df!:.~’:LI$9
Oil, ._,.\ L l-‘.——l¢“irrii‘t.':ei~. 5-.lli'll‘(‘S of the Cupi-
lul .‘_iiock ofllic_ConuecIicul Tnrnpil-'.e Com-
pany. lflnqriire at the ljillfllfiltl County Brinl;
' T. \VAl,{l\’lCl*I..Ir., Cnsliicr.
.l‘u no Isl. ]€<::r‘:. ii‘ (35
ll.-'l.llD l1'a3'Ll_0l"‘/ ‘.=‘-.’.“-.l*iE, CUILIZRY, Pr".llrlI3,'
0ll_3, Gl_r".S~3, l/‘bl-.ll.S, €40.
I”;-,2”-.l!.=". siili-i'i'ilici' li:i~.-_i-isl i‘.-i‘.civc(l (I l2ll','_-'(‘.'1(l(ll
$3 ll" -Hl sllpplii-s of llzzr-livntc, (.'u:lcrv. l’ninl.~',
Oil-', (Ila-‘:4, 1"-Inil.-', .“.'c. v-lllt'llIll2I.l(llll()lll()llISlI)I‘1npp
~l0l:k, iiiielws ll-is ZtS~l.’l'lI!H.'lll cniimlr-ale:
I-ll“ do’/.4.-u l;niv<'.< 2-ml lorlcs from '3.» up, curving-
ilo. ciiuppii:-'. slim.-,}urk. po: km, and pen l{illVt'.\“‘,
liiiiclicrs, Hlll-I li!l)li? sir-cl; r~:'/.ors, sizissors and §lH'tll‘<_
.~'ll('t‘_l1 slcur.-'; l»ro.ul, \\'UUtl,:lH(l limrs axes; do llill(‘l|-
els; Briirmnia tnblc and le:i f3pI)(l-IIS; iron, coppm-_
'/._iuc, and sliei-i, iron is-_a lwllle.~; lil‘Il2llllllil_il|l|l bloc-k
lin i(-a pol.:~'; l)i‘Hr1:§_. J.‘-gp-nu, and iron {3£ll'i6llU\‘llt‘l{S§
brass:inil .lapp;inlnmp;-*; br:i.-sslair rods: (In, eyes;
linllers, tailor.-‘. llnlirlu toy and Slltl irons: coll}-q-. mill
patent do: cirr-.ul:ir gi-iilircn.~: t'ryiu5_v pmi.-‘, new slvlc;
long and sliort ll'rl|I(llU, «lo; steel and br.i.<s.- .~‘lllllli:l‘S
do. \'-llllll'.'l)'>1l.Hnll(illzttiill{llIlllllg'[)ll.$;silvcr,I(-;i(l
illlll slate pr.-ucils; :~‘iiiill'lu*-xi-9; steel tol).'ii7i:o l-axes;
lunar and steel pcn.-; Iiflllzll ink; do pI)\Yt.It‘I', p.~.wilei-
lioriis and ll;:sl.s; slial b.ig.~; neck and back cunib.-';
i.'ull'.~l\iii illlll izioroiziai p-,ii:'.{cl bot‘.k.~'; l)(l,\'t>‘_q [')L'l'l‘IIl]l(l.
ry, lio1'.~:i- and rixliug wbip,:_ do. l.ishos, spur.-_ (‘.05.
liiig".~‘ and l’ret’s l.)l2U.'~l\lll_',", >‘l£ll(’.$, lir:i.<.~; Hull rzlziss
('0ll:lllt)lll) knobs, hrn.<.=s and glass CtllI;lll’l pine, lira,-S
-‘Illll iron lillllt! ('H.~lor.~.', (lo. slniill, do. esculcllcuii, till
locks, l-ed .<ci'nv;s, pirlure and curtain i'iii_e,.~‘, [miss
Hobs. lna.-s and iron bntions, do. on plot-s trunk
and chest luiiillles, closet and lint pins, c;upimi¢-,.-’,-
pill door door locks, knob brass u:orlice,clo.~:cl, clie.-rt,
trunk. llll, pad and dr: wcr loi-ks. knob.-: and Norfolk
lntclics, square, round and neck bolts, lirass do, llruss
and Jappzin dour l\'Il0t'.l((‘l'v.‘, riisps, files of all kind.-,
dinner and ten bells, iron sliovi-ls and spniliis, (IIICIN
lug shovels, iron and biases. shovels and lungs. hel-
iows, \viiul-m-, ciuinb, clotlios, shoe, liorsr-, while-
\v;isll..~'i:i‘ubliing, paint, slniving. hull), and pencil
laruslu-.-, cooking pot-2 from :2 to 16 gallons, dish and
wasli kettles, sp'ulcrs, E:-.gli-li, Riissiaii, Swcdisli,
and Anicricun Iron: .".:ni-rii an, (Ii.-l'iii.=iii, I".ngli.~li
blister, .<prings, and Cast 5:‘-lo.‘-l, old sable nail and
.<pil.'cucrd~', plane irons, out do._, riizoi‘ straps ilo.,
bi-:.'i=..< and scalp, coal .-iflcr.-‘, siisb \Vt!lglll.~', grindlns,
lliiiilosuii and Tutlccy oil .-lonc.<., ship sc up:-rs,
double ii-id single tun ril go *..-',liusce I, lamp and lish
()ll.\\'llllU1llllll‘t‘£l(l lc:i(l,clii'oiue, spruce, aml l'"i'r-my),
yellow, I‘llI"llx‘ll, '-.-"cm.-li:m and Spanisli red V'CI‘lIlIl\
lion, l’.suss=:in blue, ('.lllUllI(‘ _~_._(reeii, dry and groiind
vi-riligris, lamp and ivory lil;u'l..', wliiliug, umber
-elone, ochre, lelln-i':ig_=e_. gold leaf, gold and silver
bl'oI‘zc, boiled oil. .-‘piril..~s Ii-trill-.iiliiie., lii‘i;,'|it mill «:0-
p:il v:irni_~ili,juppzin, Scc. WM. .l. S'I‘ill-Jl"l'l'.
l‘\'0I‘\\ull<, i\l.'Iy idl). I335. II. III
-r.
Al E 33/ .-iiiié E21’; 3391.; ;’l*.3i“%fi EN To
.'1'?l'(.- 'i'riyr.s' on, n‘.:(lflI'I'(lLt'_7/, 0/. (3, ./l. 11/1. and II, 1’
Il[.
For S1111-/rill, 11¢;/‘arr/iccfc, Stamford,
i“i'ur:I.‘.:l/.7, and Uri:/g'cpoi'l.
rél.
..'.~al:xas‘ -
'-5*} i‘_"«'§‘l'.‘C./ii Ila? I37 KS
'.F.é§-..'.ll.'i?.l'$.5E“."i'.'.I7‘.Z:3 £i.1‘-313 IWINEIROD.
\Vill. leave New York, Callierine st., and Mar-
kel sl., slips, every ino'rniug al 7 o’clock, cxci-pi
Salurilziy, wlieii the hour of leaving will bcti
o‘clock A. l\l., and 3.’. I’. l\'l., making two boats
from New York, and two froui Bridgeport. Nor-
wnlk, &c. every Salurd-.i_v. Leaving Bridge-
port at lialfpnsl 5, Norwaik half past 7, and
Stamford half past 8, Snwpius ball‘ past 9—nnd
I I’. M. frurii Bridgeport. Norwalk half past 2,
Stamford half past 3, llorscneck 5, Sziwpius
half past 4-.
i\'londoy, returning to New Yorlt, the time
will be altered one hour earlier. Leaving
Bridgcpor at 7. Norwalli at 9. Stamford 10,
llorsenerzk hnlfpasl 10, Sawpiu 11 o’i:lock.
May 28, I833. 1]‘(5.1
F} EAD ‘I MADE CLOTIII NG.-—'l‘bc sub-
§_'i‘u scribc-r has on hand and lbr sale cheap for
casli. a variety of lien-'ly Made Clothing, suita-
blc for the warm season: some very nice child-
i‘cn’s I’anialoons. Also, a good second hand
black Cloth Frock Cont for 21 small size man.
l’le:isc call and see. C. M. KNAPI’.
Norwalk. (Old \Vcll.).Iunc 19,1838. If(i7
_ EIRI‘-l BIIEKR G(){)DS.~'I‘l1esubscriber
has on hand Goods suuiinble for mcn’s and
cliildrcn’s wear, for sliorl Jackets and Pantaloons.
with a variety of Vesliugs, which will be sold on
as reasonable terms and as clirap as can be ob-
tained elsewhere. (fllrders will be llizinkfully re-
ceived and pnnclually attended to in his line
He feels grateful for past favors, and still solicits
-:1 share of public patronage. \Vork cut and
made in the most approved and durable manner.
(3l*lAll.LES M. KNAPI’.
Nnrwzilk. (Old VVcll,) .luue 19. I333. tfb"7
, ST ll AYED from the su bcribrr
‘on the Gill instant, two yearling
llcifcrs. one all over red, the oili-
, ,_.,.. . er red Will] a while streak on the
back, Willi 8 short tail. \Vhoevci' will take up
said Heifers and give information so that the
owner can get them, shall be ri’2)s:)llLll)l_V reward-
. ELIJAII I{EE.'l).
Nnrwnilli, June 25, 1833. I;l*G8
l’E.‘~2‘i HE Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, liaili limited and allowed six
months from the duo lim'ol'. for the creditors of
the estate of James Benedict, late of New Ca
naau, dcc'd, to exhibit llicir claims for SClllClllCl]'..
Those who neglect to p.'(.'st)lll their accounts.
properly attested. within said time. will be de-
bnrred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate, are rcqiieslr-.il lo iimke iiniiiediulc paj,--
CALEB B ls‘.NEDlCT, Ilx‘r.
3:68
ed
merit to _
New Canaan, June I-21,1-*3-30.
NOTICE.
“ IIEIIEAS my wife ABIGAIL has left
E my bed and board, wilhouiany just cause
or provocation, I hereby forbid all persons liar-
boring or trusting lrcr on my account, as ‘I
sliall pay no dcbls ol lier Ct'lllll‘Z1L?llD,Q‘2lIlt?l"rllllS
dale. \VILLIA M NICllOL.>.
Roililing,.Iiiiic 11. 1838. "‘<>ll)/
I. A§)§ El’-3' H ii.'l‘S.——Tlicsubscrilier has
1 this day received a very .la:'ge assortment
of Ladies llalsi "liewrrv deS””Cl’”0”- A'“°“§1
them is a large lot of Tuscan Braid llats, at
prices much reduced. All who want \\()l.‘l'l do
wr.lltocall. _ ‘Inn P~l-S’1‘hVhNb-
N()l\\’illli, June 18.30.
P A iRAS()LS.
LARGE assortmcutjusl received by
L. M. STEVENS.
. if
-9-‘) 68
~..:,
A
/7?
' dune 19. 1838. 67
I cvru ifs. Pl’l‘CH-l«‘Ol-{K5, £~:c.—Mmv-
iug Scytbes. and I?ilcli-forkfia "*"‘”3'“‘“‘ I”
New Invcrzzecl C‘/icmical Renovating .Bal‘ls.
" IIE above pre_nar‘aiion will effectually take
. out all grease spots, paint, pitch. and tar,
lrom all kinds of woollen clollis. silks, bats, &c.
willioul fading the color, or injuring. the article;
io which it is applied. For sale.‘ b‘ i
. ().‘I-IA £t'.LES M. ICNA PI’.
Nnrwalk, (Old \Vcll,) M.-iy 1‘), I838. ifs}
@'Pl.l:\ YE D, from Sloop (,!ili'/.r-n, on Tuesday
last, 'l5lli inst. 9 Sllt".'ll‘(‘tl Sliecp. \Vhocver
\\‘lll return them to llu; slll).<L?l'lllrfl' will be liberal-
ly rewzirilctl. \VlI..LlA M T. IIOYT.
Nvrwnllc. May 22. «I62
’\
Tire: ,:Lc-or‘ CITIZEN,
Cu;-t. Ci"[i’UJ'lI.rl-[xl1\", ]l’[tlSl(.‘)‘,
l\Y\¥illl.sai| ,.€niii Hnytvs l.'I.ll(llIlQ' toJ;,m,.S Slip,
A » 0| x on lucsdays, and return on Saturdays__
'i‘H:li':'*3 S3. 343?’ i‘t§1T.(}EI.-INIC.
Capt. [i’()C.<'ClV1JLL, Jlluslcr.
Will Sail on Satnrdavs and return on Thurs.
«lay:-'_. Frcl;_rlil. will be taken as low as at other
laiidiugs. For further inforintitiou inquire ofci-
thcr of the captains on board of their respec-
‘uvcvcsscls, or at the store of‘ the subscriber.
, _ H 't‘v’ll.LIAM T. IIOYT.
Norwalk, May 22, 183-3. tf 63
%?ER.
1 V . . . _
1‘ Hr §r.llC; {ll IIHS OlIIL‘(’, Al. Rcallls paper, Ora
largcrsize than used for primh... me (,‘,,zeue at
20 cents per quire, or $1 per [‘(_:;1[]'), ’
Norwulk, May I-1,1835,
, P-’€.3':‘E aura.
. ‘ “I ‘v, 2 -~._ «'1»-l'l1_£§ assigneil all iheir
l)\l:->P(.l:l§, l',(}§!,(.:il‘Cl">\“.llll. t.ieir Notes and Book
;’h(‘ti:‘l(‘lrl‘l:l“'(t’)rsl subscrilicrs, for the benefit of
_- _- - . < = pcisoiis indebted to either of
said l'll‘llls‘ are hereby notified that iininediam
llil_)’HlL‘Hl nl_uSt_l>c llllltlc lo the subscribers.
.l).-\‘l{lUS_S'l‘.\IlR, _
, NILLSON L. VVHITE,
Dnnbury, April 5, 1838;
_ ‘ 'l"AIL()RlNG_
LE‘ .l‘lE_ subscrilier would respectfully inform
the inli:itnt'uits ol Norwalk and its vicinity
that be has taken the Store, one door east bi“
Sl.(‘.Vel‘l.S0ll.’S Hotel, where he intends carrying on
tlie'I‘ailoring bu.-iiii-ss in all its branches-. The
subscriber feeling‘ confident that be will be able
10 l”lC3>?_0, ‘ill: Cveii tlic n‘iost_t'astidious, hopes that
by a strict attention to bu.-incss he may receive
a share or public pat.roiiage. E, ]}_-1JR1()E_
t. N. B. Particular attention will be paid to Cut,-
mg.
2 Assignees.
if 57
Norwalk, April 1-1, ]838. . (;m58
%‘7%]lNl)t)\V (IL.-'\SS AND SASlIl£S.—-Just
l'UIZl‘l‘iUll and l'or sale, “'ll()lt3J~‘tlll3 and retail
I00 boxes (ll-rinan and It:-nselaer GLASS, ofii su:
[wrior quality, assorleil, from (S by 8 to 12 ll 16.‘.
Also. 31 lhl‘g«.- assortment of \\'lNl)()\V s_.\sHEs.
‘I5-’°'l'¢‘Il: [mm (5 by 1'} to ll by I5. ii first rate article’.
WM. .1. s'r1u-:i-;'r.
N. B. Interest is required on all accounts over 90
days stniiding.
Noiwnlk, May 28, I833. tf I6-I
Clll~lAl’ CASH S1‘0Rl".,
No. 2 Burr;ill’s Buildings, West side the Bi-idgé,
- "illls} Sullncl iher would inform the public that the
liberal p.ilro.i.'igc he has _rcceivvd ( uring ilii.-'.
few past Wm-Its, has led'u«-‘ed him to eiilargeliis
stoifk of Goods, and he is now prupareil to offer a
very ’(.’XlPllSl\'(,‘ ussorlnienl. of BI{()AD(Z[,()'[‘flS,
CASSIM l£I{l‘I.S and S.~\'l_'Il\' l:IT'l'b', with :1 general
tISS0l’llI|(’.l) ofsiinimer wear, which will be con.-
.-'lanIl_v |‘t!pl(‘lllSllC'l,Ellltl he trusts that his cxperis
once will enable him to stilt-cl Sl1('I.I styles of goods
as will icconiiiieud themselves for lieuilty and dum;
bility. Those in want are respi-.clru||‘y invited it)
call and examine, as no pains will be 5])?-I|'(‘.l’ to hoop
the assortment complete, and prices the lowest ever
before lieard of.
III? A good assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods alwa_\s on hand, and for sale on the most
liberal terms. _ _ g _
N. 8. l.owe‘si p‘rices invariably asked and fig
nbiilcincnt. TAl.l.M1\DCiE STEVENS,
Norwalk, May 28, I833. 64
E}§EE.‘h' EE-{FEEDS}.-
cn EAP AS THE on EAPEST‘.
3"‘ I-IE subscriber liusjusl received a large and
extensive assorlmeutcf Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, comprising almost every article
wanted in the Dry (z‘oods line. -['Iis present as-
sortment has been selected with care, and adapt-'
ed more parliuiilarly for the present season ofllgn
year. Another large lot of Dover prints, for 125
cents the yard. just rec'd; The subscriber is al-
lle intends to have his assortment constantly full,
and there is no mistake but he will sell them as
cheap as can be 'puri.based elsewhere. Call and
see; _ L. M. STEVENS,
Norwalk, June 5, 1838. if 65'
E ROKEl/l F.l'lD DDUBTFUL ‘BAMK BlLLS.—The‘
subscriber will take in exchange for Dry"
Goods, until further notice, bills oftlie follow~‘
ing Boston Banks, at the rates annexed, viz: _
Coimncrcial, lllancock, Oriental. and Amerl-.
by Bauk at -15 cents; Commonwealth Bank at
4.0 cents; Roxbury Bank at 70 cents; Norfolk
Bank at 55 cents. . \
I have now on hand a first rule assortment of
Dry Goods,j'usl bought at the lowest cash prices,
and will be sold accordingly. _
TALLMADGE STEVENS,
No. 2 B urrall’s B uildiugs, \Vest side the Bridge.;
Norwalk, June 5. 1838. If 65
-M FEW .
F5 ‘is? r @9633
AI l/l0llWI‘.l_lt', OLD WELL.
f IIE subscriber respectfully informs the in-'
- liabitants at the Old Well and its vicinity,
that he has commenced business in the "Store"
near the ‘Steamboat Lzinding, and now offers for"
sale a general assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c_. all of which
has been purcliasecl recently, and at the lowest
auction prices, in New York, for cash. 'I‘hose
who wish to 5l1;),'_!ly themselves on the most. fa-
vorable terms, will lind it to their interest to call
and examine his stock, before making their
purchases clsewliere. . 4 ‘_
His goods will be sold at moderate pi-_ic'e'_s and
on aocoinmo-lating terms. He friendly invites a-
sliare of public patronagp '
Nor-walk, (Old VVell,) May 29. l83B.__
.4 I . .4 l: I
lillitlit ~li‘i’.@riil_(i$3-. ..
GENl£l’\-AL assortment of Rocltets; Fire
‘Nliecls, Snakes, and Crackers,_for sale by
GEO. VV. JENNINGS.
Norwalk. June 19. 1837- 2'67
HAY SALT.’
5%
HOMAS L. PECK. _,
W65
BAGS HAY SAL'I‘, for sale by the,
subscribers at low rates. ling CMOLAS‘
\-Vestport, June-18. 1833- .
--—:—',VV SUPl‘LY.——-A new suPPlY of Hair
.l_ PaudS'.ick' Salt-just TL“”d “ml ‘'0’ 5319 by
be good, for sale by CIIAS. ISAACS-
Noiwalk, June 10, 1838. ll‘ 67
[56 tf] HUBBELL 51- CO-, I
most daily receiving new Goods from N. York. .
A few doors North of the Mill. _'
can, at 85 cents: Fulton Bank al50 cents: Kil-I
Also, 4 Hhds. first quality retai
« ,. - . «Sc. A. SHERW.0O.Di.,
“LS H 4t67-.
Norwalk Chronicler