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(est was maintained. with great slaughter on both
sides, until he stood alone, wading in the'bl‘ood
of his companions who lay in heaps, dead and
wounded, aroun_c_l,'hinj. lg this conditipr_i be
seized a musket. and being a man of great_ mus-
cular strength, defeptled hirpself, k0,?§l<Cd
‘own his enemies right and left, with tlte butt
and of it, untjl the Blltish comrriander became
heartily sick ofthe cbntest, and begged that for
§}_od’s sake that he would desist and spare the
sacrifice of human life, seeing he must evertt-
t:1a'lly fall into their_liand'.3 or alive. He
coolly replied that lie was not a prisoner, and
again placed himself in a posture Of d€f€-flC€-
The British officer renewed his enireaties ; tell-
ing him he wa_s the bravest man he e\7t.*l‘ saw.
and that it was a pity so valuable a life .-ltott:~'
be lost in so unequal a contest ; pronti.-in; ‘tin.
with the kindest treatrneitt., At It-.it_t_.-ti.
covered with wounds, and faint antl wt.._.«';~
loss of blood, and ’no longer able to
weapon of defence, he r(‘lt_]Clat'1i’ly grit-.~. -_,~'t:t.—«-tr". .\'.top the destroyers if po.-sible.
lll~ i,('ftlll()ll ofthat holy guuiid.
p , under a pledge that he would be woll it
etl,‘atid egtchangetl the first opporturtit_\ : whit-lt
protnise was faithfully pvrforrtietl and he was
soon again at liberty to take up arms in dt-t'e-tit-e
of freedom. His bravery, intiepidity. and pi-
gantic sti_'ength'r'tia'tIe him a terror to the lltiti.-h.
wlierever his na'r't:_e was kziowu ; but the Torit-s
and London Traders were his most invert-rate
foes. "A whole squad dared not encounter him
in the day time, even wlien alurie,
Ona certain occasion when he was on a strttttt-
iugexpedition on Staten Island, a party of Tories
secretly dogged him into a house in the evening.
and after he had laid aside his arms rttslietl in upon
him and tirade hizri prisoner. where to his great
grief and mortification, he remained nearly a
year before he was 8XCflZlli_£(3tl.
Ar‘-,he head of his volttnteers licorice encoun-
tered a company of Hcssians. one of whom being
somewhat separated front the rest took deliberate
aim autl wounded Captain R. in the arm. He
plainly saw frotii whence the bail came. (the
companies being very near together) and walk-
ing deliberately up to the fellow. as, though he
would say sotttethirtg to ltim. seized him utitlcr
his sound arm and brought him offa prisoner,
whilst his gaping comrades s‘ood motionless with
surprise. Captain R. was finally killed by it
tnusket ball in a battle near E|i7,abetltt,owti and
bttried at \Voodbritlge with the honors of war.—-
Newark Ed 315- _ '
Prentice, oftlte Ltitiis\'ille Joiirrtal. having re-
cently publislicd sutuetltirig l't'fl(‘Cll!}g upon a
Mr. Caclicll. of Ittdittna. that pt-r.-onage replies
to him in the followin_-_r straiti—cliaracteristic ofa
gen-_i:te “ live Hoosier.”
"The first snuff I get at liit:'t, in the
fiert‘e,jrzss of my wrath, will pttuti',';:e tlpori him
like acataitirttirit on a 2-kunk—srratcli pieccls’ of
hide frorii him as big .-t.-a mus ’t-s’l;ii‘i at E: gin};
-'.—‘i it-iii‘t5v..~ttu britll i;2..- ,ie'e;-.ei.-’ tract-‘tiii his ti..-
"ei"s.—..-lt-l't't','i"l.":*s'ears-islit his rtr.t‘se——-l:rit,;t:-ll-: out his
Sofa _tc'et'li4-liiget'ifficlitir‘i|ts‘t:l'flesh byltlie pu_-.,irid
7---livistitillfiliifd rigltt arm and beat liitn villi the
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biqtitly _ellt,l-".4! will crat-k his thigh bones and
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grease [fly ll1t‘l(1t'£l.~‘lllS with the marru\v—-I will
take his ‘brains to dress htic.;-sltiii, and his ‘skull
irt"plat'*e't'il' a tortoist:-.-liell to make my wife a
soap-gou.'rtl—I wiilvliterally eat him up, as it
Yankee would a dish of codfisli and potatoes,
and on the frugtttcttts I will feast my dog.
Yours respectfully,
ISAAC CACHELL.
I‘Iuti1llttiri co. la. July 3.l.3l, 1838."
Til/"est Inrlitz I_'.'ntrtnciprtlion.—Tlic accottrits
t‘ frotn the \'Vest Indies since the entire entaticipa-
tion of the slaveson the first ofAttgust, are sortie-
what coiitratlietury as to the results oftlie ert'i:inci-
patiuri. The Kingstori Despatch gives utel.-'ru-
choly accounts of the idleness and vagrancy of
the negroes, their refusal to work except for
enormous wages, their disposition to create dis-
turbances. &c. Other papers, on the t-ozttrztry.
repres-’-ut them as generally quiet and peacea-
ble, and speak of the dispute about wages as
prbluilrly only temporary, anticipating oti the
whole tlie happiest results from the cliarige. It
,t,Vlll _tal;e some time yet, h«_ivt-ever, to i-'.lll)\V pie-
cisel how the new plan will succeed. VVe cer-
;ainly hope thelrestilt may prove lieueficial in
,c"ver'y respect to ,.2,lll"(.‘()fl(:Pl'llL’.Ll.--[1r(lI‘[, C‘,_=u;;',;',-_
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A Fulal xillcrrrpl at 'Lyrtclz.ing~-—Vicltsbtrrg
has’liect't llI8iS('elTet)l.iit)tlll’l(‘f disorderly and ille-
giil ttFHC€Ptlltt.L', Wlll(‘ll resulted in bloodshed and
ileath. The particulars are given at full length
in the Vicksburg Register, btit we have rootu
merely for a general notice oftlie afliay.
It eec_a't's that'soute ten or fifteen persons, ar-
dent 'loveis of justice autl social order, armed
themselves with mnskets, ropes, &c. and pm-
ceeded, about 11 u‘clor-k oti Tlinrsday night the
23d inst. to inflict stitiimar_v_itistice upon a fami-
ly of four Germans, named Flekenstein, (a father
and three sons.) who lived in the upper part of
the’ town. 11,120 _t_.vl_io, it was said, kept a disorder-
ly ltti'ti‘se,. 4 '
Tlzey rlenj.at:ded' Z)Lin'll_;‘.§l()i]. Tliis being rc-
ftts'(-.d; t‘hc_v broke operi the bitter door and enter-
ed, A. ITelt.'a German, and an unusually rash-
advcrittirtlrts young fop, lead the way. ,B,._i',,,-,.
he entered he called to his 'Ct)ttlt'tirlt?S——‘-' who
will go with me if I lctid’tlte'wa_y ?" Several
r't-ipliéd that they tvould. The lliitgily was in the
Upper story tif the house. He Cl)lt1’lilf’llC(.‘tl as-
ceuling the stairs, wlietjt, pcrlitips dreatliti-_r the
resistance of sortie one he saw, or _rnorc (.‘lli:('[—
ually ti; clear the way, he tliscliargcd (mg: of his
pistols and wounded one of the sons of It‘lekcti-
steinseverely in the neck and jaws. A volley of
four or,l_iv_._e shots was almost instantly returned,
Halt fell dead, a piece ofthe skull being torn off
and aiinost the whole of the brains dashed out.
His corr.~rat-les seeing him fall, suddenly took to
their 'heels and no «more was seen of them.-—
Some other names have been comrrtunicated to
us but we refrain from giving them at present,
lest we should either injure innocent individuals
or prejudice the administration ofjustice. It is
thought that the wounds of Flekenstein will not
seriously endanger his life. An inquest was
held over the hotly of Hell and a verdict render-
ed that he “ came to his death by the hands of
the three Flekensteius.” Measures have begn
taken to bring the offenders tojustice at the trek;
termofthe crimiualcourt. ‘ '
Invasion of Texas conftrmcrl.-—'l’tt. oi
._ an invasion of the northern portimi ' V ms, W
_300 disaffected Mexicans and 1.5t.tu ll_"_]||¢,
corroborated, via Nat-ogdutrlit-s. t-t " ."\t-w Or-
-leansslips, Of. Aug, 28. G(lll.: Hflll‘ it. i.\ ho was
"at Nacogdoches at the time, orifert-it out by ome-
lamation 600 of the militia. Orr At.-t_v. 1'3 lll(‘.r(3
had already assembled iltere 400 llitiIilllt‘('l men,
under Gen. Rusk,aud more reirilitrcetiieiits were
on the way to _.jt'iin him’. I
Several plariters"hatl been killed by the Indi-
ansin the v_icinity. '
_ "Tbe"ari_i'val-oftthe papers by the Columbia
steamer from Housto‘n,’at New Orleans, August
28t_i‘5l’lfi”l.15 15.8 3b0,Ve- The Indians whoiare
attelmpiing the in/,vasion of Texas are said to be
disafiected Cherokees from the United States.
The crops look ‘fine in Texas. Vast quantities
ofcorn ltave been raised. 'The"ftiends of Col.
Grayson, deceased,'ha_ve tnetarid 'ag,re'ad not to
nominate another candidate in opposilion to Gen.
Lamar. Col. Karnes has escaped" front the
hands of the Mexican banditti. S'ome armed
Texians have marched from Velasco and Vic-
torifa to take possession of Corpus Christi, and
oppose a’ band of 300 liostile Indians (Tanka-
wairft: and Lipans) who have been seen near
Lttblicca?
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The stermer Warsaw, at Houston, had been
converted into a Floating Hotel for that city.
Later accounts from Natcliitocltes toAucr. 21.
say that the insurgents had been quelled.. The
Tcxian force, amounting to 3200 titen, having
alarmed the disziflectctl Mexicans who had ac-
cordingly submitted.
Brmlrcr Hill lo be Des(r‘o_t,'cd.’—Tlie I‘»ostt:n
Journal sa_ys——"Tlie grading of Bunker Hill or
more properly B1-cecl’s Hill, ltas comtneticerl,—-
\Ve visited it yesterday and louritl the pickaxe
and spade briskly employed. \Ve learn that it
is the intention t filie proprietors of the lots to re-
duce the hill fllittrt ci_t_'ltl feet, and ofcottrse the
t
'_.i--.- Iltetlesrcrzttiiig “oils and save the battle grotiritl."
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"Ill Earth. not Tlierrtiopylrc. nor the Ct‘.l[ll|t)lllle
.:l'.' t1':l..~tt'.-t .. t:"-‘ll‘tl.\,'-1‘(l,'2]llLl till the SUT-
it'~..iJ\t‘Ii. (‘l\('t'itllllg El few hundred square
utourtd the l\.ltitllafll(‘l‘.ll \Ve lt'HI’ll llléll
titttt-it leeling e.\'i.-tsin rtzlatioii to this prticcetling:
and we hope it is not even ye, ,l§)t) lute to stop
.‘<'t.*t
Save the. tles(~:-
Tliere is not a place
[lift of I.-’.oii'te. so worthy of irumort.-il liottnr. or
wlit-nt-e. have sprung results of such moment-
ous importatice to the lzutniin race."--l§:.'yn'css.
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Mr. Gordon D. B-..=yd, one of tlic defaulting
Sub Treasurers (Receivers) of Mississippi, ac-
l§llt)\Vlr"(lg't-S lteis tlt-ficieut to the suiri of$50 000.
IT!’ trittlccs, in addition to this, the following
ttlartuiug coitfcssiuri, in whicli, ll0Wt*VL‘l', we are
grztttfietl to preccivc that he C't_.-’lllC(‘S some re-
uiorsc of cortscieticc;
“ One oftuy friends sttggeatctl to me, that. as
Itvould not be able to pay my govt-rumeut dues,
at any rate the discredit would be none the less
to l:-ca large amount in arrears, and recommend-
ed me to enter an amount of public lands, as I
tnigltt, perhaps, by the profits arising, make up
tlielosscts wltit:lt Iuiight. otherwise sustain. I‘
stated that I did accordingly afterwards enter
about the amount of$1‘2,U00, and u 50 said that
aftcrl had done so I was convinced that I had
tlclt d wrong, and wrote to a getitlemtiri in ofiice
in Vvasltlllgtfltl city, desiriui: liitn to itifortn the
secretary of the treasury of the fact, and state
to liiiu that, if he tlitiuglit it: proper and would
permit it, I would ugciu relitiquisli those lands to
the United States.”
This is more than can be said of mos’: of the
office holders that have lived for years by plun-
dcrrngthe country. -' "‘
Ana!/rcr .S'la:'cr C(1_i,~;'ll?'C.'l.-—’l‘l|C brig }f?astora
at Nt.-w Ot'le:tri's l'l'Olilil’Ia\':dl)a, 'reports‘tw'_o Eng-
lish \/(‘safflb ol'_war at that port. one of which had
captured r slciver with .;2‘_t:4:0_Slij.,:\'(3:':i,.Z1LlLl sent them
to .latitai_ea.' ‘ “
Dimrcr tal/re Hon. John Brit. of ’1'cn7rcsscc.—
The cttrrstitut-tits and frieiitls of this tlis:iiigtiislt-
etl gerttlt-titan at Nrtsltvtlle tothe nttmbcr of500.
gave him a r-‘plctitlld erttertztiiimertt at that city
Aug. 23tl. For the grtttilicatiori of those who
may be spcculzitirig ttpou his ()pll'.‘lt)LlS tipoii the
l’ e.-itletttial question. we, quote with much
pleasure frorti the i\'tis-hville Banner, his frank
and iitnrtlv at-kuo-.\ letlgriierits on this point:
“ He was comntittetl to no man. He was
cotnntittr.-tl to the prirteiples r_-/' ’1'cnncs.scc, which
be slititthl t‘tidt-zivor to preserve and uiaintaiu-—
avotving at the satire tittic his t)l'(.‘ft.'lCllC8 for Mr.
‘lay in the event oftlie r-oittcsi being between
that getttlt-iiiau and the pt‘csc_zil iur.-untberit, a criti-
tirigeiicy that frorii present iitdications sccmctl
probable. He avowed an equally decitlcd pre-
ferctice for either of the other two distitiguislterl
gentlemen of the \\-'liig party who have been
spoken ofiti C()ll1'.€CllUll with the Pi'csidcucy.”
Fro:rr fltti Nair: - York IV/'tZ;,r tgj‘.5ctlut't,7rt_i/.
New ‘.-.';)-:1: Mai'l«;c‘.':-3.
Flortrmit.7 Gr.:r'n.——'l‘ltc flotir market has been
on the ititprovtatiierit all the week, cotiirr‘teucii‘ig
last iSdlUt(.l&‘l\'. 'I‘o—tltty fancy brands \Vestcrn
were taken “at -‘SS. and cotririion at $7 75 21
$7 87;}: New York and Troy «$7 7-3 There
has not been any particttlurclizt_tj.;1c in Snutlicrti
kiritls. Ohio partakcs of litelltll])l‘t)\'(?tt”l(3Ill. No
nllcralirin in Rye flour or corn trreal. The de-
mattd tlirotigh the week has been fair and the
receipts light. The stock of grain in the mar-
ket is very small. :D-itttt'stiC'VVlt}°‘tt_l bit‘ Emit’
.t..msi 6t)a$l G6.andEoreigu$I_50a1 62,;
Rye sells at 95 a 100c; Corn at 80 a 900, atitl
Northern and Southern Oats 35 a 45:.
Cattle Jllarlret.-—At market S-30 head oflieef
Cattle, '70 mli('ll Cows. and -I 300 Sheep antl
Lambs. The demand for Beef was active. and
;il)()i|l 700 were taken at from $6 to $9. average
88 per l00lbs. Milcli Cows were in limited de-
matttl ; 40 sold at frotii -$.‘2-'3 to -10 each. Sheep
and Lambs were nearly all disposed of at last
weeks prions, say 5.2 to 4 for '?hecp, and for
Lambs -$1 25 to 3 Some few lots oflive Hogs
have been brought in and sold at (3 to 6;’,-c per
lb. The supply of Hay has been small. and
sales are tttade by the load at 100 to 1123c. the
100 lb. l3zilc hay sc_lls at (32:15 1.070061115-
I?rocisitni,;.—.'l"h,cre has been a better demand
for provisions of all kinds. The transactions
have been rriaittlv for home use. The prices are
f.,,- ft],-_.~.;.~ Purl; ; Pritne do. 318; Mess
V
Beet‘ $15; l-’rit_ne do. -‘S12. and 12 50. Lard
has improved. Sales at 13c._ The arrivals of
butter have been to a fair extent. Trausactioris
at 18c a 20c; Cheese sell.-‘freely at 7:‘, :1 __8c;
Harris have improved to 12 ‘ct 140; Sl1UUltl€l'S
«Sgt: and Dried Beef 12c.
Married,
On the 9th inst., Mr. \Villirim \Vildman of
Brookfield, to Miss A_nn Stilson, of Darrbury.
])'IclTo
At \Vilto;1. Mrs. ’ ‘
Micliael Ahbt;tt,'agcd
At Daribtiry. on the 10th in_st. _Fri_eiit_l Starr,
Esq. aged about
Abbot, wife of Mr.
V‘ ANTED, iinmediatcly, at this Office. an
_ active intelligent ‘boy. as an apprentice to
the printing business. Aug. 20, 1838.
SILVER SPUUNS.
‘ Hit‘. ---,t‘v-riber has on ha_nd andiis constantly
tiutitttt. . . ::‘: «__r Silver Table, Desert, Tea,
Salt and Cream Spoons, Sugar Tongs, &c.
which he offers for sale as low as can be bought
at any ot‘ne_t*.esta'blislimerit, and warranted of the
best of silver. I3|e_as,e call and look at them be-
fore you make your purchase.
Looking Glasses, etc. for sale cheap.
He. has made such arrangement as will ena-
ble him to give his whole attention to ‘Natal:
Repairing, and will warrant his Watches to go
well or no cliarge. " ' ‘
Erigraving of‘-almost any description done at
short notice.‘ " ' i '
Cofiiu Plates ofall kinds furnished at an hour’s
notice. ‘LEVI CLARK.
Sept. 10, 1838. — i " 9
DK_U_GS AND IVIEDICINES.
' THE subscriber has opened in
this place, a few ‘rods north of the;
bridge, for the selling of all kinds of
‘Drugs and Medicine's, &c. :c., be
. being agent in selling a‘tid'reCeiving‘
goods from an old estab_l_ished Druggist _in New;
York, will endeavor to do justice to those who
may favor with calling on ' '
Their ob’t serv't,
P’
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NOTICE.
MEETING of the Norwalk School So-
ciety will be held at the Town House, on
Monday, 17th inst., at 4 o’clock. P. M. for the
purpose of Cll0‘OSlDg officers for the year ensuing.
and transact any other business foutid_ricccssary.
J S. Mist-ztu-zit,
A. llIAIIi_.nRY,
H. Sirfiili-:cK".
Norwalk, Sept. 10, 1338.
C “All L RS NEE R R I'll‘,
SURGEON DENTIST,
E. AVING permanently locatetl himself in
‘ ~ lllfi (-'llY ol'Britigeport, begs lcave respect-
fully to irtforni the iriliahitarits of Faitfield and
lllc ?“l_l‘>lHlng counties. that he is fully prepared
to pcrform.atiy opt:-re.-tititi upon the Teeth. at his
rootiis,iit the titost approved and scientific ntantier.
. Ladies and gr-ntletiteu w_ho lvisli to have teeth
tusertt-tl. are lltll)l‘lll§,‘<I that he has, and will keep
cntistziiitly on ltunrl, a superior assortment of In-
corrnptihle Tcctli. wlticli, for beauty and color,
are quite equal to the natural ones, and in point
of duraltility. arc rtittcli stipei‘io._".
C. M. has been lot:.-itcd in this city about 18
uioutlts, and lii:;sticccss ltas been suclt as to war-
rant_liim iii assuringtlic public, with the most
perfect Ct)t)fltletlCC, that this place will continue
to be his ilt’l'lllEItl(3lll residence.
All calls irt his profession will be gratefully re-
ceived, and attended to prtnctttally, any hour of
the day, at his office in Plienix Builtlirig, \Vall
S1rt‘t=l- September‘ 5, 1838.
6 School S0,_c:icl_"./_'s Cory,
' 1.79
O:-.9 Plte fofowirtg certilicritc frotii citizens of
Bridgeport. is respectfully sutnitted to tire public:
\Ve are happy to-unite in assuring the public
that otir fellow citizen, Mr. Charles Merritt, Sur-
geon Dentist, is both professionally and person-
ally worthy their fullest confidence, and that he
possesses our own. \Ve have citlier expcricricetl
ourselves, or witnessed in others, the skill, ease
and elcgartce with which he operates. aritl are
cotifident that his work is not surpassed by any
Dentist in New York; whilst his comparativclv
moderate charges afford to all the exercise of liis
professional ability. ' -
Philip A. Cannon,
H_ydc &Curtis.
\Vrn. R. Taylor,
Stiles Nicltuls 56 C__o.
Hubbell Tltotopson, Iiirdsey it l3ea'cli,
Delbrest (SC Bearilsley, James Porter,
.B’I'ic/g cyiort, J_t'tf_L/ 28, I838.
ONE CENT REVVARD.
E? ANA\VAY frotii the subscriber on the 26th
August last, an indented apprentice to the
farming lttisitiess, by the name of DANIEL
CLARK, between 18 atitl 19 years ofage. All
persons are liirbitl liarboring or trusting said boy
on penalty ofthc law. \Vliocve.r will retttrri said
boy to the subscriber shall receive the above re-
ward but no charges. JOHN L. S‘.\IITIsl.
Ntirivallt, Sept. 10. 1838. 3t’l‘79
TAELORIt\'G AT OLD ‘Vi-ILL.
David H.’\Tasli.M. D.
\Vtn. B" Nash, M: D.
\Vrn. H. Noble,
Henry Shelton,
Oiti79
FEW HE subscribrr feels grateful for past favors,
antl still solicits a share of public patron-
age. He wishes to inform ltis friends and the
public gcricrally. that he is prepared to execute
orders in his litre in the best attd most approved,
fasliioris. He liasjust returnetl from N. York,
and has taken pains to get the present style of
cutting and triakirtg. His work will be cut and
made it: the best. nianncr. Orders for ffioodsas
well as work.i.vi|l he thankfully l'(‘(.'(-'l\'Ctl and
pun_ctuztl_ly attended to. All who will call on
him shall have the vvortlt o_f their mou~y.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand an
assortment of good Tririittiiiigs, 'I‘lircad, Silk
and Twist, Liiiings suitable for all ,‘1Zll'ltit.‘ltl$‘,
Buttons for over coats, coats. short jackets, vests
and pantaloons, of tliflererit kinds. llc _ha;-‘jtist
purcliasetl good Satin and Boriibazitie Stocks,
Lirieii Collars aritl Bosortis.
lt’eru.’_7/ tirade Clo!/ring on. /zancl.—One blue.
Clo'lt Dress Coat. one Coatee. titre second hand
Surtottt, and a lt‘rock Coat, Ptttitaloous, Vests.
arid Vestitigs. \\'lllt.‘ll will be sold clicapfor cash.
Sept. 10. 1838. if 79
BROKE otit oftlte pasture ofthe
p ,0
Stll.l5Cl'llJt‘I‘ on the 29th August. a
‘ * large white IIORSE, about I0 or
' ml‘ " _
£3‘ '%5\ - 13 years old, a little lame in the oll_
t.__ £:§a fore sliuultleror leg. \Vliocver will
return said Horse in the sttliscriber shall be rea-
sonably rewrirtled. USUAL \VEED.
Darien, Sept. 1, I838. ’ ' __23t78
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liE:.!-lib it Hi Alli $2ll.i.E.l‘l_.Gt l l.-‘ll-.
‘ HlTNEY’S Imperial Strengthening
I Plaster‘, has abundantly proved its stipe-
riority over all others in the removal and cure of
those distressing pains and weakness in the side.
breast, back. c\Cc. Also iti rlietrtnatic afiectititis
and iritligestitin. Hundreds of certificates of
tltt:irutilit_v might be given, btit the following
fror_n one of the most respectable iuliabitants of
Eziirfielrl County is deemed sttfiicient:
I\'orjlclcl. Comz., Augttsl 2i, I838.
Mr. \Vliitney: Dear Sir-—By using one of
your Illli)El’_i£ll Strengthening Plasters, I have
been relieved iii the short space oftwo weeks. of
a pairtful and distressing weakness in my back.
with which I have been troubled for the last fif-
teen years. I take this occasion to express to you
my ackuowlctlgments for the benefit thus receiv-
ed, with the hope that all otltcrs wlioarc -.-i:itilar-
ly affected, may be enabled to avail themselves
of your valuable remedy.
Very respectfully yours.
JUSTUS PLATT.
For Sale by Mr. J. A. \VEED, Nortvalk;
and M r. J. \V. TAYLOR, \Vestport. Price.
25 cents. 3tti**77
NEW AND .Cl--IEAI’ FALL DRY GOODS,
NOW OPENING
T the store of L. M. Stevens, one of the
/ very"bcst and most; extensive assortment of
seasonable Dry Goods ever offered in the county.
The S1ll)SC1'llJt.‘l' can assure the public that: arty
article ordinarily inquired for in it dry goods‘
store, can be found at his establi.-‘liment, at
prices uncommonly I :W. If the citizens of
Norwalk, or any of the adjoining‘ towns wish for
cheap and good goods, and a large assortriiem
to select from", ' they will find it well worth on
trouble of corriirtg to the subset-ibcr’s store to
purchase tliein——Ertst of the Britlgc a few doors
north of.tli'é Ii‘.’.Illl.. ' ‘Among his assortment may be
found 2 '
Broztdclutlis, Cassimr-res and S :ll’lOl.lS‘
Freticli C:t3icocs,Frcircli and English Merinocs
Etiglisli and Aniericrtit Uulicoes
Boinbazines and Silks
L. M. S'l'EVE‘.\'S.
Norwalk, I7, 1835.
If AN HIGH LY l.\ll’()ll l‘.-\\'l_' C.-‘tU'I'lON T0
'l‘llltl PUBLIC. " ‘
“ .C'uz'c nc Iiltr.bcs”—-Bctcure of rtlling‘.
OCTOR l'lVA.\'S, ltlfl Cltzttlittni st}. t'alt't>s the
present oppottuttit_v oftt-rideriug lti-' most un-
l'cit_tttr-tl at-ltnotvlt dgiuerits tr; the ttn=.'tie:'ous pat it-tit
(rtfllictetl with the v-.tt‘ious forui ol’tli.,-‘t-use lllt.'l(.lr‘lll to
lttttitatritv) who littve coutiiiittctl tltetttst-Ives‘ in bi-
carc, and he has the satisfaction uflttro-.viug l'rottt tun.-
u_y living cvitlt-ntzcs, that his t'(‘t]l'.‘(llt"S have t't.~ttiovt2tl
Ol‘ relieved of their respective llli.lltU.llt'S_. as for as lies
within the compass of lttttiian tntstnis. llotv dig.
tressiug to the ttftlictetl is DDYSPEPSIA Oil. IN-
l)lGl£S'I‘lO.\"’l p()l.<0llltlg' all‘ the sotrrct-s' of his
t-trio} rticnt, and letiding in tiirtttyittslaitcr-s to the ini-
.sr_-iios ofcoufiimcd l‘l_)'p0(_‘0tI(ll‘l3I(‘l>lll- Long as it
has been irtttde the sttltjt-art of iuqttir_v by lU(‘(.llC‘rll
atst.lioi's it reu‘t:i’ns involved in lt‘tll('ll ()l).-.Cllt‘ll_}.--
irtuiidicc, |Ji:irlim:t. Cliolt-ra and cl|t)llt', also |)t'l‘~
fornis Z1C’.)Il§})l(:tl(Ill.~‘ part in the drttttizt ofniot-ltizl rif-
fcctiotts. Dr. Evans has been Sltlgllllll l_-.' stir,-t-.t-.-'sftil
dic- drtiwu from the |‘CS('l1l'L‘llC:~‘ of‘ the ll-ltt).‘ll.i'(l‘lttlt‘.c'lll
pliysicrritis iii lfttrope. He has also turd ':‘:L;l ('?_:}iL‘l i-
v-ncc and stir-cess tlrt'ott_s:ltnu: this \\‘l‘»f)l'J .’=.:uiily of
:l!_'llt"ill':' diseases, all of \t'liicli"ai't+‘-fr»i' Llit'-.“tlih,.t p.irt
:.£,’gt1t'v'ltlt:‘(l by, and i-oot_t:d in the ttittstittttititi by
fife t.-jo.vst=ttt tci no or-' ‘ttitmcuitt.-it. MUR-
l)El{l<‘.RS,'U.\' §’Rlt'\'Cl i’l.l3D, UN l:‘.»l)UCA'l‘l) attiu‘
Uf\'I’Il..-\-_C'I'l(‘-El) in any art ‘sat-‘e that of attcttiptittg
to lead‘ the cretttiloiis on the l'()il(.l to ruin. Dr ltlvtttis’
Office is supplictl with the choicest l‘t:‘lllCtll('S from
foreign itttttket.-', and compounded oti the most sci-
entific priticiplcs. A pltysiciatt is always in attend-
rtnce, and all those who come tli-are iii the hwur of
need will go off rt-joicitrg. Zliiifii
NUl'lll'llt. TISSI‘ of tliettfticucy of Dr. J. L.
If P.-\l§.lS' SOO'l'Illi\lG SYRUP fut‘ liifttiits
Tcetlirtig, frotn fill‘. Win. Johnson, 218 llud.-:oti st.
N. Y.
Dear Sit’--Tlic great heiiofir afliirdutl to my Slllli,'l'\
ing iitfuiit by your Sotitltitig Syrup, ll rt c.i~c of pro.
tt':tt'tt:d and ptiittlul dentitiott, must ctiiititice e\‘(‘t‘_\
lieelitig prtrent lI()\V esscntittl an cut l_s- applit-nsioti of
Slltllnllltl\'itlllill)lGlt1t:tll('lllCl:4l.0l'Cllt‘\'(_!ltIli.llllltllS8~
ry and torture. My iiifttut, tthilt: tcctliitig, experi-
enccd such acute sulferiiigs, that it was iIf.ttt(‘l((‘Ll with
r‘ ‘sinus, and my wife and fttttiilv supposed that
-convu.
deatli would S'.)0n release the babe from aziigtti.-:li, till
we [)l‘t')(illl'(’tl a bottle of_votit' Syrup ; \vZ.icli‘as :.‘l)‘tttl
as applied to the gains, at \\ otttlc-tfril't:li:tti;;t=: was pro-
tinced, and uftr-r :1 few ttpplitratious the (‘l|ll(l d_ispltt_v-
ed obvious relief, and by tzoutintzing in its. use, I am
glad to itiforrn you, the child has cotuplettily l‘(‘.t'()Vt‘l'\
ed, and no recurrctice of that an fttl coriiplrtiut liti.-.
since oct:ttt'i'cd; the teeth tire t~rii;iiittti‘.'g daily, and
the child r=rijo_t s pcift-ct hettltli. I give you my c|icer-
fttl [)(‘ttlll.~Sl0tl to make this it(:l{Il()\\'lt‘tlgllll‘lt| public.
and will gltttlly give any ittf'ot‘tt‘t-.t'-ioti on this t-irt:tttu-
stature. \V.\I. .}0ilM50.\’.
To tlreugcttt: of Dr Paris’ So .thiug S_V't‘ui‘l.
For stilt: by appointment at Dlt. EVANS‘
Office, 100 Cliatltatri street,
-3.-tint atttt E.-has Seize ‘r.
§‘s‘.,T“t" ‘"5 'l‘l‘lilC Sl_Il)~l(?l’ll‘tt_‘l‘. lt:,t\=iog put‘-
‘I t:lt:tsed ilie stock in trade of Mr‘.
Henry Sttlleck. oftltis town, con-
sisting of gcritlentait’s and ladies
Boots and Shorts, Sole and Upper Leather. &c.
has opened a Store a little Nortlt of the Britlgc,
one door from Lawrence M. Stevens’ Dry Goods
Store, where he intends keepiugtltcsczitticlcs for
sale, togetiier with at general assortirit-r_:t of Call
Skirts, l\‘Iorocco Skirts, Linings arid Findings of
every dcscriptioti, for the accomtiiotlatiott of all
who may want articles of the kind.
He has comtriittcd the business to the care of
Mr. H. Durand. who will give his \vliole tituc
and attention to it; and from his long experi-
ence in the l)USll]t.’:‘>‘, it is prcstitttel he will be
able to give general satisfaction to those who may
be disposed to cal’. Hc tliereforesolicirsa share
oftlie public patrutiugc. Measures will be tak-
en li)_t‘ Boots and Slit es of all dcscripiittits, at the
store, and all tirtlcrs proiiiptly atteritletl to.
Please call atitl try. DAVID SELLECK. .
Norwalk, August 21, 1838. if 76
TAILUURHNG.
l YIIE subscriber respectfully informs the in-
at. liubitarits of Norwalk and vitziiiity, that he
has opened it Shop at No. L l.}utrall’s buildings,
tvliere lie is prepared to execuitcall orders in the
Tailoring line, with ueatness, and iii the latest
fashion. A share of the public patroriagc is
solicited. GEO. \/V. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, August 20, 1838. (itn76
E‘ll3i.%'§\‘t‘l.i”EE§lE§ Ei'3..."‘@©l§.-9
OR SALE-——Fourteen shares" of the’ Capi:
tal Stock oftlie QortnectictitTiirripike Com
pany. Enquire at the Fairlield _County Bank
of = T. \VARNIt}I3’.Jr., Cashier.
June 1st.1838. v ' if 65
NOlt.\VALK FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
NY person wishing to enlist in the above
_ Company, are notified that there are at
present some -I or5 vacancies.
L. M. STEVENS, l’oreman.
8
Al the C‘/reap Cash Store.
HE subscriber li:-isjust received one of the
__ largest, best selected, and greatest varietyl
of Fall Dry Goods ever offered in Norwalk.l
Ha}/ing iaken great pains to buy cheap, andl
being determined to sell goods of the same
quality less than they have ever been offered,
he can safely‘ say that no store in the county
can offer greater induceuicrits than his. The
following are among the many new goods re-
ceived: '
Blue, black, olive, brown, claret, invisible
green, bottle green. niixt and drab Broadcloths;
-'1-0‘pieces fancy colored Cztssirncres and Sati-
netts; 20 pieces Beaverteens and Ban up
cords; 50 pieces black and colored Silks ol’.al-
rnost every style, color and quality; 20,000
yds. Calicoes from 8 cents upwards, embracing
decidedly the best assortment’ in Fairfield
county; French, German. and English Meri-
noes of rliflert.-tit styles and qualities; .60 Meri-
no arid Tltibet wool shawls of tlillererit sizes,
colors and qt_:alities; vestingsalargezassortment;
10 pieces black and blue black Frencli Bomba-
zines; white, red, yellow and green F-launels,
green Baze"; 20 pieces comriion and superior
Bedtick‘; [00 pairs gentlemen and ladies,Gloves;
gauze _and huraze Veils; Ja'c-kinets,' Canibrics,
Muslins; figured and plain Lace Edgings, In-
sertings, &CC.; 300 pieces oleatched and un-
bleached Muslins; 50 doz. worsted and cottoti
Hose; Bur_la,ps, Russia Diaper, and Sjlieetitgg ;
Cotton Yarn, \l_Vick, Warp, and Baits, Rag _Cat-
peting ;' Traveling Baskets, Baud Boxes, and
every other article usually kept in a ‘Dry Goods
Store. ' * " '
N. B. ‘Lowest prices invariably asked and
no abatement. No. 2, Burrall’s Buildings.
T. STEVENS.
JACOB SMITH, Agent.
Norwalk, Sept. 10, 1838. tf79
Hard and Pale Brick for
s‘;-idle by ilicsub'cribei'at tiie Old \Vcll Landing.
‘ ' ' THOS. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old VVcll,) August 6, tf74
O'l lCE’is hereby given that the Courof
N l’roba_te for the District of Danbury, has
limited and allowed six montlis from‘ the. date
liereof. for the creditors oftlie estate of ._,“OS,l;' P H
I3-ENE DICT, late of Ritlgefieltl. in s'aid District,-
deceasetl‘, to present their claiuis against said
estate, dul_:,r- proved—Thercfore, all claims not
exhibited to the undersiguetl Adntinistratorsori
said ‘estate, witliitt said time, will be by law dc-
barred a recovery.
JESSE L. BENEDICT,Z
JOHN H. ISENEDICT, 3
Ridgelield, August 16, 1838.
LUST
(DN Monday last, asmallemerald breast pin,
set-in gold. The finder will be-sttitably
rewarded on lea.viug~i-he same at this office.
Norwalk, July 25, 1.5.33.
Ad in ’ rs .
‘""3t -77
' TEW S,lJPl‘;I.Y.——.-A new supply of Hay
and Sack Salt,just; rec'd and for sale by
[66 tf] HUBBELL & CO.
THE Court of _Probate for the District_of
Norwialk, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors-to
the estate of Dcivitl Bislwjgt late Of N€‘V'C3ll3§1na
deceased, to exhibit their claitns for settlement.
Those who neglect to present'llt8i,l:a}Zif0'Jl7lS.
properly attct§_te_tl; within s,alt,l l,l|,1}99' ‘,"‘ll be d‘_3"
barred a recovery. All perS0B5_101l€_l).l.€_‘_.l l0 S3|‘l
estate, are requested‘ to make immediate pay-*
iu the ll‘(.'Ftlll‘.t.lll ofthe above cotrtplztints, 't:y retttt:- A
., tnises.
l LATEST FASHINONS.
WEE subscriber ltas titis day received 8 large
and superior assortment of men's and
youtli’s_ Clotli'Caps, which will be sold at 25 per
cent less than their real value, at tlteclieap cash
store. No. 2 Burrall’s buildings, vt.'est' side the
Bridge. "9 ' if’
N. B. Lowest prices irtvarialtly asked and
no abatemertt. T, STEVENS,
Norwalk, July 21-. 1838. ' I 'tf72
FOR SALE AT A -GR E: T BARGAIN.
I o q I
7 l H E s'uhscrtber tillers for sale a Homestead,
cortststtttg of about five acres of good lantl,
won _a Dwelling llottse. Barn. &c. thereon
Slfltttlittg. plttastititly situated in Darren. near the
Lttrtgrt-guttttitttl clttirclt. It is a first rate stand
ft“ fl 1110;’-‘lt?1.Il!<.‘ of any description, and if appli-
ed for soon, will be soitl at a b.‘-irgaiii.
s.-tirl place will be retried for one or two years.--
It or terms. apply to JON.~\'l‘l-IAIN BATES,
Darren, or _Cl.I.-'tRLES lS.»\AC§'5, Norwalk."
JO_IIN"COQPER.
l,._.7_:.iricti. Mat. 31. 1838. ' " ’ if 6:’;
E l£A.'I)‘[ MA DE CLOTHING.——'l‘hc sub-
’ I scriher has on llZ1t‘t(l&ttl(lll)1‘.S8lC cheap for
cash. a variety of Pyoatly Ptltifltl Ciotltiug, suita-
lile for the warm settsori: some very nice child-
|"~‘U'$ l’.:tttt:tloops. Also. a good St‘(.‘t)lltl ltatttl
Hat-lt C-lorii iilrock Coat for it small size-. mac.
l’lt>.ase call and sec. C. M. KN.-kPI.’. '
Norwalk. (Old \Vt-ll.) June 19. l«‘53b'. tfG7
G{.lE§:r‘tZ GUNS!
UST r'eeeivctl one case G-:-rrnari Brass
it 'l\I'ouut.ed I)o‘t‘Cll.-‘..-'ltil‘t Lock Guns, :1 first rate
article. Price, five dollars.
Also, :1 few I‘)-’l'_3'll.-ll Cuns, Brit
tout Lriclts. l"ric<-, t;iuc‘tlo|l:trs'.
" ' 5 \V.‘ti. J. STR
N!ir\7;flllC. Au_r_r, fgft. lbfljfi.
E ./"3, Bill E55 dd A '§‘§.-Tlicsubscriber has
. A this tltiy rec.-ixctl a very large assortiiiciit
of Ladies flats, of t:\'cr_v descricpiiori. Atitotig
them is it large lot. of Tu.-‘cart Braid flats, at
prices mticli reduced. All who w.-trtt wool-l do
‘.\'f ll to call. I; -.\l SrL‘bJVENS6
Nt)l\\'rilti. Junta Q3. l‘3"5' G
CHE.-hi’ DRY G(Hlii)f§.
r""-"‘\ IIE subscriber has just received :1 large as-
surtineut of Suinrncr Dry Goods,wliicli ht:
is ofl‘ci'itig to the public at prices \\Cll '.j0i"tliy
l.llt‘ll‘ attttittiori. l.lis :issort.irient at present is
large, but in the course of t.lic presctit: week he
will open tilt(‘. of the lzttgrcst assorttnoiit of Stirri-
irtcr and Fall Dry Goods to be found any \‘/llL‘l‘C‘
in tlic (Jounty. By an :ti"i'titig_rct:'-ieiit, Olllt‘.l’t?tI in
to with Mr‘. OlIAi'.iLI1lS N. CLOCK, (who will
attetttl pritit,-ipttlly to the stile of Goods.) the,-sub
scrib;:t' will devote cousideraltle of liis—tirrtc ‘to
rip; pm--,,-Ii-use of (,i'..‘()tlS. B51 so doing he
Llfiulgs hr; will be ent.-blcd to 0ll'-:r the ptiblic
2‘l'(‘.al. bztigttitis in the Dry (gloods line. He will
also endeavor to ltave, if possible, I-‘wry article
called for, and it ltirgc assorttnniit' of most of
r1i.__-iii,‘ _‘.-_-‘u-,—._;ons residirtgiri rtnv pttrt‘oftlic‘ttottti-
ty, will find it will pzty llit't]) to purcliasc tltcir
Dry Goods oftlie subscriber. ’l‘liry will find lit.-
Gootls, to say tlit,-: least, as chc.tp as can be
bougltt. at rtttzil in New York or elsewhere,
witltout, exception. Call and s;.ttisl'_-,2 yrittt‘.’5clV€S,
at his Store Ll. few doors north Olitlifl Mill.
- ' L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, August 15, 1838. ‘-75
rtuttctt :1...
re: ..'l
EL‘-'1‘.
tf‘/6
8
IIARLES N. CL()'t_7K would irtform his
old friends and cuatonicrs, and the public
t_rciierall_v, that he has i'utttovt‘d to the Store of
L. M. Smttctis, a. ftxtv doors north oftlio BI‘l(l_1IC‘,
where can hcfottnd tr lttl'}_TC5 asssorttncrit of Fo-
reign and Dotncstic Dry Goods. IL; hopes they
will not fttr,t_rt=:.f. to call \Vl]t.‘.lt watitittg tiny article
in the Dry Gontls line, for liccaii rtsstirctltein he
can sell them Goods itl prices less tltttn they are
iit the habit of buying. All persons indebted t.o
the subst.'t‘iboi' will call to where he has removed,
and s ttlc their trccotttttt-: tvit.ltot:.t; tlt.-ltty.
I\l'it'\Vi1ll(, Attgtt.-t ti}, 18:38. ‘
'75
__..f_._;_
E4./‘§.t’=:$'T.‘ QR/li§:\g,.tFi!Jo
7 "I II E subscr'ibt=r oticn tiiore l't‘t|llf‘.Sl5 all tliose
who areuwiirg llllll fur Tuilor'ittg, to call
and settle without lltl'lllt‘l' tlcluy. Those who
neglect this call will be cliurgcd iutt-rest.
NO.-\l-I S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, July 30, 17555.
70
l/IORW/\Ll( STEAM Clll/l'r'ECTl0l/lAPtY.
THE Sltl)SCl'll)t'.‘l'S are ttow pTt.‘pttl'C(l to m:t:iu-
fitcturo all kiritls of Cortfct:tiouar_v, in the
best manner and of superior stock, which for
dttrttbilityatid ht-.-titty ofatppetttaricc are surpass-
ed by' none. Experience has taught them that
an article made oftlie best quality of sttgars and
sold at a pi‘o,iortioiiatt,e price, is far-bcttt‘-r, both
for the buyer and SUll(,‘l'liltitll a prior tlil‘llL’:lC‘ at it
low price. They liavci therefore coircltttletl to
take the fortntrr course. Country trtercliattts can
always (l(‘p(.‘i'l(l upon bcitig supplied at I lit ir doors
with :1 fresh article. Alt kit-ids ofCot..fectionary,
both \VllUlt'F{}.le and rctrtil, at their establishm -nt
No. 5 Wall street, where all \VlSlIlllgl’.O])l1l‘-
clitise are invited to call.
N. B A splendid article ofJUJU.l3E PASTE,
the real .l'reuc.li manufacture, has just. been rc-
ceivtjd, fresli ‘from the ii'.iportCrs, .j,nd is offered
at it low price. Call and see. ‘
' N. S. BAILY & SON.
Norwalk, Atrt_rtist G, 18338. ' - 75
. UM Elli‘. R GU*()DS.—'l‘besttbstrrilmr
has on hand Goods suuitable for men's and
chiltlr.en’s wear, for slit.rt .2 ackets and Petritrtlttriris.
with a variety of Vcstiitgs, which will be sold on
as r‘casot'iaiile terms and as cheap as can be ob-
tained clsewliere. Orders will be tlinrikfull_v re-
ceived arttl punctually atte,ndt-t,l to in his line
He feels grattftil for ‘past favors, and still solicits
a share of pttblic patroriage. \\’or'k cut antl
made in the most upprovt-d and -tlttraltlc tiiatiticr.
(ill.-\RLES M. KNAPI’.
Norwalk, (Old Vfvfcll.) June ll). I83-'. tfG7
A REGILW EN'.i‘AL IKEVIEEV.
HEREBY itiforni the members oftlie Regi-
. merit under my cotrtmantl, that I have ap-
pointed Tltnrsday the 13th of Scptcu'iber next.
for Regimental‘Review, éccu. at Albert Scole_v’s
in Durierr, at '7 o‘clock. A. M. Said Regiment
will be attctirotely llt)ll(.'€tI and the inspcctioii will
be done agreeable to the geiieral order. Tire
law will ‘be strictly ertforced——those that are de-
l=:tCle!li in part will be dealt with in proportion to
those that are deficient in all.‘ ‘ ' -
I do ltcrebyrequest all -rtijlitary men now
holding office in t_'oe elth Brigade, a_nd‘tliose "tho:
I
in the limits of said Regiment, and all gentle-
tuan -and ladies are respectfully invited to attend
prayers with the Regiment. and hear an address
from the Brigadier General, at 2 ofclock, _P. M.
in tlien,r'iél‘rl l._1, miles west of the Presbyterian
Meeting House in the town ofDarien. '
EN RAYMOND,
Col. 9th LR.eg’t.
August 27. '
3tf-577
F03 $3./3l.ll..E.,,
A VALUABLE House, Lot, and
Qut-buildings, all nearly ne\'v,'and in
.' good repair. Said House is well cal-
culated for a Boarding _S!::l‘td0l, or for
Mercantile business; situate a fetvrods south of
the Br_idge on Main street, in .Danbury. For
rerir'is,apply to thesubscriber, living on the pre-
9
STEPH
tnent to YVA_.TTS COMSTOCK, Adm’r.
Norwalk, September 1, 1838. tf 77
Netv-Catiaaii, S,ept.'1, 1839‘. 3’,t78
SANDS iérsitxtus.
Dttnbury, Aug. 22, ‘1838. ll
if not sold, ~
have been discharged, and all civil officers with-.
y.
77 terms.
do which it is appli
‘- Norwallt, rota Wett_,) MayIQ,'“1a338.
New Invented C/tcntical Renovating Balls. I
THE above preparation will efI}:ctually'taka
out all grease spots, paint, pitch. and, inf,"
from alljkinds of woollen cloths. silks, hats, &c'.r
without fading the color. or injuring the article
ed._' For sale b
CHARLES M. KNAPP.
tf63
STRAYED, from Sloop Citizen,on Tuesday
last, 15th inst. 9‘slie'arcd Sheep. ‘ l_iVhoe\'er
will return them tothe subscriber will lie’-liitferal-
l y rewarded. WIL LIAM T. no?“ i.‘
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. i ' L552
V,._
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THE SLOOP CITIZEN
. C'a17l- G-‘R UJIJMAN, Jllastcr,
NW lll sail lr;om Hoytfs Iitllfllml‘ to James Slip,
. York on '1 uesdays, and return on Saturdays;
TIIE S LOOP Fri EC§;nl'.~’’l.'l?-lilff‘.
, Cw. {t‘t’)C';f_:_.’_l§7.._L-‘iL.Z-. ".df5'r1;['jr; ‘tr .-
lV'lll1S1I11l_ on Sztttrrdayn_ and retiirii"o_ii Thurs._.
ilays. M..:__l'8l'f_!{t‘t,ll. v.",t_l .‘.a.;eri as low §__:;.;i,t other
,=lll1t«1t-,,-8- cor further tnforrnafion riiqutre of ci-’
tier of the captains on board of their respec-
tt-.cv-'.-sscls, or at the store of the subscriber,
VVILLIAM T. HOYT; .
I}Tort‘.rri‘§l_:, May 22, 18353. ‘ ' ' t"_f.63
ivaeeetae eerie.
1 - A \
For Sale, at this Office, Rcattis paper, ofa
lurgcrsizc than used for prititiiig the Gazette, at‘
20 cents per quire, or per rcazzi. '
I\or\\':ilk. May 1-1, 1.53:3-. '
NOTH{‘.E,,
Ct’:/l7lELD & ROGERS and JOHN R0
V V ‘I ' a . .
bl‘-Rb 55 (IQ;-. .l!aV'!l'.lg,8SSlgl](.'(I all tliéfa
pt‘tip(.‘t‘ly, together ‘v.-;ir.: their Notes and Bo'ol;'
Ac'._-onuts__to the sttbscribers,-' f;->1‘ l'hc‘benefit of,
llieli‘ <ft't‘;::tors, all persons indebted to either‘ of
suidfirt:i's"'ar.3 hereby notified that immediate
payment must he matleto ;lie subscribers. ' 1‘
_ , 9
, .
DARIUS C"l‘ARR', 2 ,-
NELSON L. WHITE, ; -“S5'.é¥*?‘?<_?5_.-
Danbttry, April 5, 1838. '
'i‘.tii.oi:1.vo.
YEA IIE_ subscriber would respectfully inform
the tnlittbitattts of Norwalk and its vicinity? -
that he has taken the Store, No. 3, Big}:
rtill's bttildings, where he intends cttrryinu-i‘o'fy
tlit:'l7ailoririg l1lt.'~:lllt.‘SS in all'i7,'s branclieoi (The
subscriber feeling coiifident that ‘me. W3} ‘:13 9:519‘
to please all, even the rnostfitstidious,hoi)i5s that
by n a'ti'ict attention to business he may receive
a sliatrte ofpublit: patronage. E. B. PRICE, k
[I N. B. Ifa.rticuI;ai' atte:=‘io;1 will be paid to Cut-
Ztl_I_‘{'. — ’ - A .4 ,_ T. .
Nortvalk, Au
%ig‘*t.\‘nt)tv GLASS A.\'D sAsiics.——Jus{
rerrritcd and for sale, wliolc;-:ale and retail
lO'.lltoxt-s (Eertuuii and Rerisclttet' GLASS, ofa S11»:
pcrior quality, assorted, from 6 by 8 to 12 hr’ ]6___i..-
Also, :1 large assortment of l\'lNl)OWfiS.\~S[i1;s
assoitctl, front ti by 8 to II by I5. I‘. first raleztrflticiel
' _ win. J.‘S'1‘REE'l‘,' I
N. B. Interest is t'equi:'e_d on all accounts over 90
days sttiiitlitig. H ~ ' . . _.“_
tf
f\'oi\vull<, lllay 28, I823
fit): ROKEVI Al/1D DUUBTFUL BAMK BlLLS.--Tlté
‘.3 sttbsc_t‘ibci' will take'in excltange for Dry
fronds, tirrtil ltirtlier notice, bills of the follow.‘-
ing Boston Butilts, at the rates-a-ti;ie;:ed, viz, *
Coritmercial. Hancock. i')ricntal,‘»a;i;1‘Ameri..
Catt. at 8.3 cents; I-7'al_ion Bank 'at.’i0 ccnts;- Kil-
hv I3_~anl-; at 4:) cents; Coinrnonp ealth Bank at
If} céents: ftoxltury Batik -':.t"'70 cents: Nuifulti
Bank at -35 cents. ‘ “ -” ' " -. -,-‘-
I have now oit hand a firs‘. rate assortment of
l-)-'.\’ G‘""l~*‘-.,lUSl bought at the lowestcasliipricesli
and will be sold accordingl . '
TALLMADG_E STEVENS.
L\O.r2 Dutr.ill’s Builtltrigs, \-Vest side the Bridge.
i\orwall’ lune " 5’ -if 55
t\. -. t). -i:v5e9.
I assure GOOBS; =
"- AT l/JORWALK, OLD WELL. "'
7 VIII‘; rtril>s;rilict- rcspecifullyiinforins the in
hribitants at the ‘did "well and its vicinity
that he has cotnmericed"bi;sirtess='i'u t£ie.-'t'*3t;ore-
near the Steamboat L:inding.iand now ‘offei‘s' for’
sale a general assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERJES, C-ROCKERY, &c. all of which
has been purcltgtsed recently, and at the lowest
auction prices, in Ejlcw York‘, for cash'.‘ Thosé
who wish to supphr therfiselves onithe most fa-
vorable tcrtns, will fi..d it to their interest.to call
and examine his stock, bc'foz"c'm'aki~'ng~t.lici:
purchases elscwlicre.
I‘.llS goods will be sold at moderate prices and
onacconitnadatitigtcrrns. He friendly invites 8.
share ofp’ublic patronage. : -
TI-I O M A S
1.1, 18:35. '‘5,',,',-,,,
I
L. IPECK.
Norwalk, (Old \Vell,) May 29, 1838. t.f65
TH E ROAD 'i‘o- ‘W32.-tLTtq: ('7
I!\'SUItEl)1"OR. riFtt':icEN'fsl 7"‘
UST c‘o.'iimence.'I a new '_'.-"al=._.'_a':)_§3‘ Monthly
e, -I)tt_bllCi1t-lift), adapted tothé'purpo‘ses ofevery
farmer, and designed l()'pl‘t')*;)8gD.l-3{ll:.‘_USt)i'Uli'8llCl
practical informatio‘ri crtnc'e'rniDg'tl1é §il_k"grov 3
in}: business in the United States. entitled "-
THE AMEll.lC.-XN SILK GROWER,
AND r‘.-'ttt.\tistt’s MANUAL;
cmbellislied with appropriate engravings, edited
by VV.'.'rd Cheney /3: Brothers, Burlington, N.J-.
and publi:ilic’c_ ' by -Charles‘ Z_.l,..l(.'2_L-'£t,!l(_l'i‘.".,t‘,-' Pliiladeie
)l]l8. ' ‘ ' ' i
The first nutrtber of this ltighly important and
valuable v.'or'l-:, is now read_y for delivery to sub?
scribcrs. ~ . . W1‘-1
'Te'rr’ns one dolla" a year, payable in advance,
for single sttbscriliers. T-venty subscription’:
will be supplied for a whole year by forwarding
a current ten tlollar bill. free of post; 3. *
LIBERAL 'l?RE.E11U1l1=~-*2
Arty Agent forwarditig 100 siibscriibers for one
year, and a $550 cu=rt'ent bank bill, -fvvlillt be entifi
led to Ten '1'/zousarid Silk I/Vorm Eggs, selected
from the most ap__oroz-‘ed varictz'es—-whicli can be
~forward_e,d= by mail to any“ part of the Uriitéd
States, at a triflingeitpense, and which if proper-
ly attended to, according to" the ’ins'tr:u'ctions
which are promulgated in the work, will yield a
profit considerahl exceeding the amount oftlie
price ofsubs'criptiou ,for'one.huridréd copies.
S-ubs,cr‘;7p£‘io*rts ‘r'e:t:'ez'i.-"cal at l,r'._z‘s' Oflice.
WILL YOU SETTLE YOUR ACCQUl.‘lTS£.'<'
' AVING ‘sold out‘ my stock ltrhdé?
. would request 5';-it immediate iaetitiegrient
with ‘ail c'oncc_rn,er_l_-5—ptirticula;~lyt- vii_itjli"' those
where _i-t; is probable there is a.bsl;nee due me-
Will you call and do the hard _t_vo'1'k.'of ‘settling
a mec_litt‘nic?s bill’! You n_ee..‘1'not‘be ashamed
to call,‘ for with some of .you'my_bo'oks sayqwo
hav.-'3‘ been long acqua_izit‘ed. VVilt you call‘!
‘ } r ‘-“HENRY SELLECK.
' Norwalk, Augtisj: 20, 183')‘. ' 3t76
N. B. ‘The store now occupied by the sub}
scriber; to let till 1st April next, on tnodero,t;,'a
. H. SELLE'(X.. '1?
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Norwalk Chronicler