drive'Louis' Bonaparte, who is suspected of‘ in-
ujguing-forihe vll),lj§)De, from that vicinity; but
their SWlSSAI,1Clgl_ll3QT_5,.I.'el_‘US§ to expel llllll from
. thei_r territory." ~
I Grebcelis in a bad way, and King Otho is said
to he a stipendiary of Russia.
T,“-olgirls in 1-',’.aris recently fouglit a duel Will?
pistols, and after exchanging two shots, were on r-
1-ictl from the field unrcconciled. The quarrel
grew out of a love aflair. The lucky man
should have acted as peace-maker and married
them both. ‘- -
East. Indies.—En;_rland is beginning to be un-
easy about her East India p0S_SU'5S.l<_HlS- RjJss_m
has captured the important Clly Ol 'l‘hh<‘1‘ii‘-. 1"
Persia, and it may notbe long before the Rus-
sian army may be permitted to march to the con-
finosof that empire. ‘England. in rcf'ci'cnc<.~_to
these gigantic strid:-s of‘ the Autocr-at, has in
duced Mehemet Ali to settle the difference
with Turkey.‘ A railroa will be made from
Cairo to thb Red Sea, which will be navigated
by steamboats to Babclmnndel, and across the
Indian Ocean, so that with the steamers f'r-om
Eryglamlto, Egypt, the British can throw troops
into India in fifty days.
Death cf Gen. Clar/c.—Govcrnor \Villiam
Cla k died at St. Louis on the first of this month.
H was the companion of Mcriivctlicr Lewis, in
that famous journey over the North American
eontinznt, across the Rocky lllountains, to thc
’ mouth of the Orcgon and the Pacific Ocean, the
, first time in which that journey was ever per-
formed. He first arrived at St. Louis in 1803,
and‘there the enterprise was planned, and the
associates in that great under-tnlriiig collected.
On his return from the journey be was lllflflt‘
Governor of Missouri, and afterwards. Superin-
tendent of Indian Alliiirs for th: VVrstcrn Di-
ivisiori, an Oflice which he held till his death.
The St. Louis Republicaii says : _
' “ In the ofiice of Superintendent of‘ Indu=.u
Afiiiirs, and in his intercourse with the Indians
of the VVest,.his services to the United States
hgive been prc.cmincntly valuable. H: well un-
derstood tlidlridian cbzzractcr, and his whole in-
tercourse with tb»:-in was such as won their lii;_-fli-
est esteem and most unbounded confidence. His
name is known by the most remote tribes, and
his word was" rcvorenced by them every where,
They regarded him- as :1 father, and his signa-
tu,e_w1,icl, is known by every Indian, even in
the most distant wilds of the far wcst——whcrever
sliuwn was respected-.
¢.He was _sixty—,cigl_it years of age _v.'licn he
died, and was probably the oldest. ..merica.n _S(."-
tlcr residing in St. Louis, Thiougli a long.
eventful and useful life, he has filled the various
stations of a citizen and an clliccr with such
strict integrity, and in so affable and mild it man-
ner, that, at the day of‘ his deutli. malice and de-
traction had not a blot to iii: upon the fair scroll
which the history olhis well spent life leaves as
,1 pig}; grid iiiesstiniublc legacy to his cliildrc-u.”——
Pcst.
.
THE LAST r«:i-‘roars upon T1-H-.2 CUnRi:n'cv.-~
C((3e Qfj; [l[ L. ll’. H. ..\.'corI'lle.-—’l‘lic Grand
Jury of the S. District Court ot'Cunnc_c-tlcut
have fotiiid a bill against these gentlemen for tha-
inaiiiilimttzriiig ofthe copper pieces "not one
ccnl,’.’ which were in circulation aftcrthe repeat-
-cd experiments of the government u,:o:'. the cur-
rency had brought about it Sl1Spe“Sl0l! of spccic
payments. The manufz-.ctui'ers of these pieces
live in ‘\Vmc-rbtiz-y Connecticut, and the copper
pieces they made, were made to order, and .-:o‘.u
as rm-reliandize—and never as coin, as the “ no!
one cent.” purports. The public at l.l‘raL limo
demanded almost any thing for ciictilatiori.
which would be taken by cominon consent, 3.-
ga these pieces were; and so great was the ne-
,..’ cesditv For a circulating m€:t.'l'.:tn, that not only
Shin Plaster-s of all kinds were in demand --but
oven bad bi ls became current. No party f‘cli
th5 necessity oi‘ resorting to new modes of doing
business more than the Govcruiueut, for the Sec
rotary oftlie Treasury wasin the constant habit
-of (l)‘:1\vit\t_f drafts upon Burks \\l'iE‘1'e he l.‘2‘.(l no
funds, and then using the protested dz-r..'ts as
‘ currency-
The government having become eomc-what at
ease by its lit.-nrul Ilse of TrP.'t.-‘tiry Notes, and
the aid ofthe P(.'llllF..ylVt!.l-ill U. S. B1nk,has been
casting for a victim to vcnge its_spi‘.c upon, and
it thinks it has found one in the Mrs:-‘rs.
Scnvillc, of‘ ,\’Vuteibury. ‘Vireo we remember.
that the U. S, Marshal iu ,CUl;lIL‘(:llt.'Ul, gcncrzilly
l’.Zllit.‘E the occasion of the meeting of tho U.
District Courtto procure a r:rm‘Joc;iti0n of Loco-
‘ Foco leadingPnrtiza:is under the pay ot'thc Go-
"vcrnnient, as Jurynien, or witness-cs. or some-
thiug else, this bill, tlitis f‘o:iu(l, at this late hour
of the day, is not at all l‘(,‘lTl8l'l{ttl.)lC. On this
Jury, for example, we are told was the collector
of'New I‘_I:\VCll, with other warm pzzrtizans, who
have just discovered the law to have been violat-
ed in the inamifactttrc oftokens, or counters. as
merchandizc to order. We are very glad that
the time has passed when tlien‘ was any call for
such a currency-— but the government oiiglit It)
be very lrnicut, even to real ofi‘-.‘ndci's—wlieu
for ten pr twelve months it resorted to all sorts
of inal—prac'ices to raise the wind to pav the
ordinary |‘.Xp(‘l)SCS of its ollicers.—.‘\’. 1. J.-.'.:r
press.
r
The oarth is believed to increase in heat a de-
gree every fifteen or twenty yards in ill"-ptli. ."
this be the cases, we are beings eiilisrizslivig but
upon the scum of a cauldron of’ liquid fir-3.——
Mellizzerz Gazelle.
That’s nothing new. The theory nt'gr:ivit2i
tion, and the centripetal and cc::t.rii-ixgiil ll).-cc-.=‘,
was exploded long ago. Every body lm-ritvs by
this time, that our globe is nothing l!)l')l':: nor less
than an enormous lur.-omolive, propcll-.~d by store m.
It goes, on its orbit, which is con.-iructed very
much‘ uponthe principle of a railroad track. at
the rate of 69,000 miles an hour. ()f'coursc to
keep up such :1 Velocity, it must rorpiire a
tremendous hot. fire down l)ei0\V.—I;/(n/ji)/‘cl
Courier. '
“As the Whigs rise, the country sinks.”
This is the current slang of‘ the administration
press. The, country was at its lowest depres-
sion at the opening of the extra session, about
atwelvemonth since. '._l‘lie l’Vll’lg'S have been
rising ever since, and have brought the country
up with them. The Whigs rose week by week
during the last session of Congress; defeating
all the leading measures~of'the'I‘ories—antl kill-
ing the Sub-Treasury five several times. Every
success of‘ the Whigs gave a new hope and im-
'pulse to the country-—an_d when Congress ad-
journed, _leaving the Whigs masters of the field
,-I-Lwith an elfective niajnrity in the popular
-branchof the National Legislature, new life, new
vigor spread throughout the republic. As the
Whigs rise, the country rises. It flourishes,
and new men and new measures promise pros-
per-ity' and peace to the c'ountry.—Cour. «S; Enq.
\ ‘ Po‘litical E2:pealiem:_y.—The following para-
gm h§,from ‘Judge White's recent; speech at
Knoxville, contains the true doctrine of political
' 'c5:rpccl'£ency—a doctrine which some may stigma-
tize as " detestable,” but which is neyertheless,
the only ground uponjwlnch men can ever act. to-
gether, for the accomplishment of‘ any common
0bjec;_ ‘There. g,re_,r indeed, someliard headed
' ' 't: next to impossible ever to
persons, who find I . _
-make a sacrifice ofthcir own stubborn self-will ;
~._. menwho diguify inclination with the name of
A‘ ~.' principle, and who attempt to find some consola-
"llzion for the insignificance and lielplessneas to
l N
.r.
9 .-if‘-"-’
2
which they reduce ll1PlTlSelVf;‘.S, in singing hymns
to the burden of“ solitaiy grai'id_cur,” those who
find it agreeable, are welcome to enjoy to their
luvart’s content; but it seems to us, that nobody
who mzzkes any pretence to reason, to say noth-
itig OF P3,ll‘lOllSlI'l or public spirit, can refuse to
join in the f‘-..-llowing sentiment ol".l-udnrc White:
“ 1 Uugllt to trxmcise my right of Sllfil‘22_g‘t3. so as
t1)testl.ti })l70tii'ltt3 the public welliire. I l1!il.f:7?'
£7-"$1.7/’ 01-‘[70-V311 {0 fi)llIJl(.7l7If.[ I/re c'.2:a1:zy:le Q,"//1.v'0w—
ixng a2::u_7/ my vole. because the commu.nz'l_7/ will
nc7'll1.cr sclecl me, nor lllt.‘ man of/n.2,r c/(0{(:c. It; is
my duty, deliberately and iii'i_p.irti_ally, to
compzirc the pi‘i.’.ciplL‘S and (.‘lltU’flClf::'S ofthose
between whom the choice is to be made, and to
vote accordingly.”—— l2’oslon'_/lllas.
From Me New - York lvl«'7’ri,Q' of Salurcla_7/.
New Y-32'}: li)1'2‘tYl'Z{:iS.
Cal/le Jlr'<zr._7.'cl.-—Fr'itla_v, Sept. 28.--Tlie do
manrl for ‘acct’ was fiiir, and 9:30 ho.-ul v.-ci'c tak-f-n
at the prices oflust week. say 536 :1 Y), l'or-iiiiinz
an average price of‘ $.27 75 per 100 lbs. The
nzarkets for Cows and Calves rcinains without.
¢'.l‘.:ingo--G0 head wcrc tifibrcd to day and 4.0
sold at» $330 a 45. Sheep and Lzimbs continue
in demand; 2700, being the whole number in
m=11‘liOt. were sold at 25 a 3 for Iillllil‘-R, and
-‘.32 .: 4 25 for Sheep. I-lay scarce at 8’/"go a
$31 12 ; traw is also arriving slowly and sells
at $3 a 4 per 100 bundles ; being it considerable
advance.
Flour.-—Thc flour market closed this niorning
at 339 a 9 25 for VVcst.crn and Ohio ; for all
Southern descriptions except. Riclirnoml, which
sells at -$9 -50 a 10. lvo Flour goes at 50,
and Corn Meal at 50 per barrel, and $1!) 50
for puncheons. The demand is confined to the
trade. Receipt light.
In Grain, during the week, sales have been
made of up’-yards ol'90.0UO hnslicls ot'domcstic
Wlicnt, at $2 95 a 2 Ole. The last operation
took it-l~c<2 yesterday at $1 90. Or" Rye, about
8.000 bushr,-ls were sold at 5.51 06 a 1 12.1,;
Northern Oats sell at 50c. Nearly 15,000
liiislicls of‘ Com have been r-.-ported as sold at
-$1 a 1 06. There is hardly an Grain now in
first hands. It is taken on arrival.
Bu!/cr.—VVcstc 1 dairy .>riiigs from 18 lo 220.
Cheese 6 a 9.2.
_ R‘X1I1'l'iC‘.l,
In St. .lolin’s ClttH‘('ll. at Stanifiml, on the 22:1
inst... by Rev. A. L. Todd, Mr. J. \V. Lane of
Stamford, to Miss Mary E. Blakciiiaii of Nor-
walk. 4 '
.E}IClIO
At \Ve.stpm't. on the 11th llll. Seth Bartlett,
son of‘ lilicnt-zccr Ilisl>i'_:'.t’,_:, aged ll iiiontlis.
"-1" -1-‘R '- - -— .~.e-....»__....- ‘._—o\.....-3-.5-Ln
‘,'/ 7,‘)/L.
l.:ll'i~.\l it-ii-.-E/®'@ll3'J
Vlilll’ gent-r:il assoitnu-mot‘ STA PL]? and
I ‘ FANCY GOODS may :ilw:iV‘s he had at the
Store of C-'l'10ltGl£ JOHN.
Norwnlk, October ‘2, ltlscl. A tf'S2
"'t.\Ul.l}l‘xO3‘~l l{l~)'l‘Tl)l)S. t'i-mu L3 to 60 gal-
IVLJ lens, for sale by S’l’ll.l-ZS (.‘UR’l'lS.
VVA R l*) ,
._
..__. .-....... ..
C-ll NA, GLASS 5:. l')Al{'l‘lll£i
I
.-"“h F mo.-t kind.-', colors and p:iltcrii.-2, to be linughl
-i 27 ..r (: l7Jt)l1(-‘E S1‘. JOll.‘~'.
N:)l‘3\‘ltll(, October "’ '0"? tf'S{’,
-, .cv-;-.
.~. iv siii:Li.i-zits, rm-
(:0
s l‘i_!.l-1:5 CUlt'1‘tS.
l). W’ il{.\'G’o' CO
I)
1\.~
9 sale at the l')a:clory pri
'.‘1U-".\RL‘5. TEAS, and other l.i.itls of DRY
2-,,‘ .x
(;:~:oCi-Lilli-.3, for sale by
oi-‘.oi‘..'.;i-‘. ST. JOHN.
l\'urwalk, October '3, ISIIS. if 99.
T*:'§:)V:" F}; Ll‘) .-*.\i‘~'El' T*3’if‘{'.'.'E~)E{ G"aN3DS-.
A.‘-if-IS ;lrlAl.l.Ol‘l‘r" is alum-‘t '.lail_v reCLiviu,2
;§,_§? zitlditiciizil supplies cl‘.-‘v;-.2sni*.:llil«: (i'.)t)tl>', which
lbr tzlwnpnt-sz (‘.'!.'nli()l he f‘.\'i~l_'-mlctl by any other
~'lH p. Among lzls .’l~‘~‘(Jl".l)‘-till may L-.—, It-mm! I
l-ziozuli-loilis of all ;it‘it:t‘:= and colors; Cassirnc-i't-s
and S:uiiictts. :1 gr-mit v::rict_v; l-‘launels of every
'i(".‘|'l'lPlll)flg together with a good n.=soi'tiiient of
Silk-, (“it-ucli, (ll-rrnan. a-.-.d l')nf;ll.~'ll .‘»lcriuoes;
Pilot Cloths, i“rc--cli and l-‘.1.-gli,-Ii l’rin_l.<, lii_:_'.rain
Cur])e|iu;1,iinil Donicslic Goods of C\‘ci‘_v descrip.
lion. The assortincnt will be liiuual to be quite as
extort’-"i'.'o. u.ul l'u'-l as t'liL-up, as at any other store in
this place. (‘all and examiiie for _\'t)ttl'St'l‘-‘CS.
llj” t'hina. I“.-an-ilien, and Glass Ware, :1 very nice
assurtinc-iii.
i\'or~valk, October 2, ISSS.
.‘~)'I‘UVES AT AlUC'5‘I0.'\l.
ill‘) A:-:sir_-‘noes ol‘ .S'r:r_i/lrlrl tX- Rogers and
33- J0/1n.A.]?oge'rst§'C0..\\'ill sell at Public
Aticlion on Tliurstlny. l8tli October next, at the
Hill Store of Scoficld dc‘. Ptrgcrs. in Danbury,
at it) o'clock. A. 33., all thcirstock in tratle,con-
sisiiug of every variety of Cooking, Parlor, and
l}..x Stoves. Also. 5! L'U<Hl ZlSS0l'll1lCnl of Tin
\\’nrn, llollow \V2iru. Brass Kettles. &c. in lots
to suit purchasers. The stock of Stoves is large
and of late patterns.
Dr\ -I"l1/.\-R]-{'9
NELSON L. \VlllTF.,
Dzinbnry. Octulwrii. 1533. 3!SI..
ETU33 aijli C iiizh LE.
0 be sold at public auction, 21 certain tract
of land l)t'ls)l)_'_1lllglt) the heirs of Samuel
\‘.7liitiug. f3’:i':«l properly is situated about half
it mile west of Duricn Meeting house, on the
rmul near Jcremizili Andrews. It consists of
pn.~inrr-., [)l()l,l_t_'l1 and wood land. and contains
;,l,,«;nr:l['3 .w,crr_=s. The sale will be held on the
1-H‘.-i’:i3..-_r_'..' li‘lllllL' f2'I}:lr ol'()r-.tobci'ncxt, at 3 o’clock
E’. ill. but‘ furtlicr particulars inquire of‘
U. \-VIIITING.
3682
fig‘.
.5‘.
‘)3
Darien. Sept. 29, IS.) .
Fl.\5Al4 ‘iN()’.‘.‘i(IE].
LL persons indebted to l£Ll MORRIS by
1'. book or note, are hereby notified, that all
clziiuiswliicli remain unsettled one wcc/5 from
date, will be put in suit, without distinction.
Tli\lO. T. l\1l_Ell.\~VlN.
Nonvalk, Oet.,2, 183 ,
NOTECE. _
- LL those indebted to the firm of Pennoy/cw‘
I 0' Jlfcrrill, are requested to call on the sub-
scriber, or at the Store of Pennoyer 8.’. Merrill,
and settle their accounts iuimediatoly. The
subscriber has.in consequence of his not being
able to attend to his business, taken the ac-
counts to collect, wliich must be settled, as an
alteration in Ilic said firm is contemplated.
- Tl‘-l,OMAS MERRILL.
Norwalk, Oct. Isl. 1838. l 6182
TaCourt of Probate, holden at Norwalk,
A within and for the District of Nurwallfi. On
the 1st ‘day of‘ October, A. D. 1S38—Upon the
petition of GEORGE LQCKWOOD, as parent and
guardian to Sarah Lockwood and Mary E. L_ock-
wood, of Milan, County of Huron, State ot'O|iio,
minors under the age of twenty-one yeE1Ys.shmy-
ing to this Court that said minors own certain
land and buildings lying in said,Norwalk. viz:
being certain rights in the premises and build-
ings belonging to the estate of James Cannon,
late of said'Nor‘walk, deceased, and is pEIlllCU-
larly described in said petition, reference thereto
being bad for said description. autlprayt-n_g for
liberty to sell the same. 113 9" l’C“‘l"“ -0," l1l°_
will appear :--Ordered that the 2d Monday of
Deceuiber next, at 9 o’clock, l_'o_rcDO0I1_a be 35-
signed for a hearing of‘ said petition, at the Pro-
bate Qfficein said Norwalk; and the said peti-
tioner is directed to give notice ,llier<_30l} by l’”b'
lisliing this order in a newspaper printed at Nor-
walk, three W eeks successively, at least six weeks
82
before said day of assignment.
[3182] I3ENJA,.MIN ISAACS. Judge-
. Huwley l‘). l-‘..
A LIST ofllie Letters remaining in the Post
_ ()i'l'ice at Norwalk, October 1st, 1838:
.-‘xliln Lcviiizi l.ockwoo(l Gcr- hon)
’\_ll‘-'" 13- lllmgv I.OCl\'\\—'0t)(l .lolin
l)l‘Olll(3l‘l()l1 E. Mary I-,}j|l,, [.‘_ Stpphcn
Bctts A. S. Mrs. llli,-all David
lirot-.':i A Saruli ltlalfvlii E3--t.-‘y
Botttuti l‘). f\l:iI‘g:i:'c P.lQ|'(3 l,, C.
Pivldcu [-‘_ 3 H i‘a"ortoii S‘. liar-kus
l‘-Pl0\‘v'U l:~‘:xttC Ctlpl, (lrgjil '_\i;1,='l{,-t
ll-‘it'll it‘. .'il:ir_v :3 Pclliam lilavitl
l5‘-‘NS Allen 0|‘ Ciuick Tliaddnus
\V'ilc6x zxflol.-uni 'l‘err_v Ranm-ls
B‘-‘ll ll||'=1H'| I?.:._v2uond John
ltrown ll; gli Rogers A. J.
30l‘~‘U0<J -l0-<CplI ll:tymond II:-Zftlililll
Clllcllf‘-*l=‘l'l 5 Ste}-cits Sziiiiiinl
(}'t‘u‘.v J. Sully ‘r‘.irs. Solomon i-In-.ic<!icl
Uotliiion llt-ury Suturly .i't-niir.~.:t
(.700!) M. Mai iuh Smith ('li.'rrlcs
l)‘-H‘-‘l1_\’/\.l'). lllrs. Siuiili 'l'l:om:zs
::s::n .d rs.
l3=U'§=l.~'nu ll. Lydia Si. .l«.)ll:2 Ciuirlcs
liztvis ll:ti'i'i.~'un St. .ltrl,::l l).\‘lll('l'
ll:)\\:sr.: llciiecllzi Mary Smitli .-\. l}'r~oi'ge
“HY l-lllilcllil St. John l.li:-us
(ilovrr \Villi_nni St. John‘. 3. Mrs.
(illl:CI'l Aluir-r l:'crllmcr ilirzim
.:colic zl l~'.«l\vin
Smith T. B. ‘W'-
Smith ('l‘..ipn-.:in
fitcvcus l')ll'/.ltl)t!lll
Timl-.ill .-\ Mrs.
Timby \V. Cit-orgo
Utter Samuel Mrs.
Vorden 'l.'liom:ts
‘.’atorbur_y Bcislinbaoi
Sheldon Ann
Viliite Sunitu-l
Wit.-on B. All‘l'{‘tl
\'i'orlvv A. t-‘t.-.oi'go
Willi:-.ms 'l‘. Edwards
lloyt Georg.-zr>. Mrs.
liggiiis Sarah llliss
ll} an Stephcu, J tin.
lloyt Daniel
II;iiili)3‘d l\'t,-lsnn
iloyt Ann lluih
llubbcll J. lleubeii
ll;t\Vlt'_v Sarah
Jud-I B. Ell/.al)t'lli
.lulin.<on A. l.
Judd ll. Rev.
Johnson Ilcnrv
Kellogg Ami l'l‘f:ir_y
K:-ys David Jr Wilsoii llannali
l.o«:k\vood Bcnj.-iniin Young A. All-:-::iiitloi‘
N. B. Pct.-‘on.-: calling for the 2tl)0', o lettc.-rs, uill
say they have been Ettl\"t'Il.l>'i'tl
l
C9
M
[2ltC".’ J0ll-.‘-1 iron at LL, 1’. M.
J.‘-.*U’I‘EC’ii:3.
THE COUIIT OF l’l;l.Ol}.-‘;"E, within and
for the Districtol’ Dauburv, hath assigiiczl the
Stli day of October, 13553. at 10 o'clock in the
forcnoon. attlie l’rohnte()lliccin said Danbury.
‘I1
I Now opens:-in.
[3, I‘ the store of‘ L. M. Stevens, one of the
L 5. very best and most extensive assortmentol
S!‘.'lS.')llillliC Dry Goods over oi‘l"t-i'ctl in the county.
'l‘h_e subscriber can assure the public that any
ar'ic.le ordinarily inquired for in a dry goods
Sl<jTC. can be found -at his ostabiislrincnt, at
l"‘l‘3(‘S 1mC-L‘-lnlnnnly l HV. If‘ the ClliZ<‘llS ol‘
Nortvalk, or any of the titljoiiiiiuy towns wish fol
cheap and good goods, and a lEl.l‘Ejt!' 2}sS0l'llilCCtl
lo Sclvct 0031?: they will find it well worth thu-
troublc of comin,<_r to the subscril.»c-r°'s store to
purchase thoin—-—E-est of the Brill-.30 a few doors
north ofthe Hill. Among his assoitiiiciit in.iy bc
i'ound :
.":ro::dclotl:.=;, Cassirncros and SJI-lI‘.Cl.l.S
Frencli C-1|ilC0t_‘S,1“i".‘ll(:ll and EU_'_1‘llSl1 I‘rIC“‘:ilOCr1
l*)ng"isli and .‘.\iiicric.'iii Cl.‘-.llC()L‘S‘
}.it.‘l]ll)t‘.’1.lllCS and Silks
it
u
L.
N-irwnlk, Aug. 17‘, ]E,l:'5.5,
I. STE VEJ
AN IllGlli.Y l.‘.‘il"()ll‘l‘.-‘t\"l_‘ C.-\U’l'lOi' T0
Tl l l‘) PUlil,.lf'...
“ C'r/2:c no /."!::!;c.'."’-—]3rz;'rz7'c r_>f'f';u’.’£n__Q‘.
l G -Ll'.‘.' ANS,_lU0 Cliatlmui >l.. tultr-s the
£2-39 jli't'Sf‘Ill(vpt:t)i'll1liil}‘(?rlI“l1r,lt:llt};: his inns: um
fol-.rur-rl at l~'.li')‘.\'lr‘ti,:_lll‘llliS in the -usinicruns pa iciur
(:il‘.llr-lull with the varimis form ol'<li<<‘::sc lucid:-nt to
lnunauitv) who liavn Comniittcrl lllf'l!lFv"l‘\'!.'5 to his
care, and he l‘-as the ssztisfaictitiii ol'knowins:_ from um.-'
ny ll‘.-’lng C\'ltlx'nCl'S,‘.l1(tll‘ilS |‘t‘m-’.'(ii('sli:i‘»‘t3 removed
or lt?llL‘Vt‘(l of litvli‘ l‘t‘Sp(’t2'Ll‘."(.‘Ul1llrlI.lit‘S, as for as lir-s
witliiu the c-o:np.'is.~: of human menus. lluv: dig.
l|‘(3.‘-'<lll_: lo the :'=fllictvtl is .DD‘i":il’l-}I‘Sl_-‘g (3.71 lN~
illGl$STlO'.‘s'‘ ‘? poi:-'oi‘.ii‘.g‘ all the soLii'cr~s 4:." his
¢‘|l_l'<-‘_\'Dlont, and lo-mling in many l|lSlItl‘.U(.'.\' to the mi-
series of'r.-oi:t":iincd it)pCf:()tHlt‘lll1'lSll1- Long as it
has been made the sul~_jvt:t of‘ iiiqiilry by rm-(li:;;.l
:‘.!;lil0l'>‘ it i'mn:i':ns in'.'olv(d in lnt'.t‘il ob:-'c'.'it'i:y.--
lauiidlcc, lliurlnx.-zi. Cliolt-rzt an-.2 Cl!:)li<', also p--r-
l-.’)l'.‘llS l1C’)III~'lll(,'ll(\tl.\' part in illt’(ll'1llH.'t ul'inorbid ail?-
ll_'f‘.llt.‘ltS. Dr. l‘)v.'ins lias hr-cu singu|arl_v slim!-ssfiil
in thc tre:itnu.ul of'thc ubovc C0113)?-l1tllll~‘, by 'rt-n:c--
iiii-- drawn truth the l‘CS(‘tll‘(‘lic_< cf the most omit-'.c-nt
pli_v;~ici:in:-; in 'h)nropc. llc has .-._:io had vast t-xpr-ris
-"l‘.'.'i2 and Stl('{'l'.<:3 llIl‘Cllgllt;Llf tlzc wholgi ftgmily of
tlt.‘ll:'Tl1l~T3 tlis,m.<e<, all ol'i'.'liich are for the inn,-', part
Hl.','_.'l’liV1llt'tl by. and i‘:mt<=.<l' in the roixstittitiun by
the ()().'\’Sl’ l.{»\|'.‘tl HS Oi?‘ ill l~)i’t(.‘Ull.l.-‘-.|. ltlUil-
in the District of Danbury, for the appointing of
Commisioncrs on the estate or Bradley Keelcr.
late of llitlgefield, in said District, tlcccascd,l
represented insolvent, when and wlicre oil per-
sons intcrestcd in said estate may appear, ifthcy
see cause. and be heard ihcrcop.
POLL‘! Kl§li)L'El'i., Administratrix.
HULL l£l.*)l_~')Llv)[~L, Atlltlllll-:'lI'-’.ll0r.
Rirlgelit-lll, Sept. 2-l. ]SI38.
T623 'i‘A§§,.i}’.’~’;.‘5.
V5‘? “"0 or three gmitl bands can find imrnerli-
ate ciiiployincnt by calling on the subscri-
l
1182
her.
{):‘j,-" Also. wanted. 3 or d good Tailorcsses.
CllAllLES LOCl§\‘.’OOD.
Norwalk, Oct. 2. 1833. if 82
Q/7%]A N'l‘l*)D——A smart active young man who
is acquainted with the Tailoring liusiiiess,
and one that is willing to lrlLll\C liiii'ist-If iistful,
in part, as Clerk in a guilt-ral business country
Store. The best of‘ rcii-rcncc will be rczpiiietl.
One of‘ such a stamp will hour. by applying lin-
lllt:tll.’1lt.’ly€llL).‘\VlS 6.: Flgllll.-’..lS' store, of a
desirable situation.
(lrccmvicli, St-pt. 99.1
(')'l)lCE.——'l)lit-.i'c will he :1 iizcutiiig til’ the]
l_‘i Jiourueymcn Ut}Ttl’»\clll('TS Soclvty, of‘ the:
tt)\\'ll of" Nurwalk Iltitl \'lt'lllll_\’, to be liultl on the
Sal illuiitlay ol'()'c.tt:l.>ct‘.
own
000- 5i
A £1!.‘llt‘.‘l‘ttl zittcndziucc
is requested, as l)tt.'~‘li'll,‘L-S‘ oi" iuipurtuzicc will be
laid before the iiicctiiiq.
Elli‘) Nl:')Z ER B
lloi:i:'2.'i' L.t:.ii;i-‘n'i'. Sm‘-.
can suites;
E3‘? lll‘) sub.<cri'n(:r lins lritmy rcc .'
ezucrislvc and clegtiiit :i~==nrIm-nl ml’ 1
1*‘ A NUY AN!) S'l‘.-‘-.l’Lli) if-l:?..\:' (.lOOfl.):7_’.l
Wliicli he will oller to his lricmls and to the put,-
lic generally, on very l]ll\’:llll:l'~_‘f,‘()llS terms. [Io
cotzsitlcrs this newspaper pi.-..'2u;__: and lii‘:iggiii_;,
and ad‘.'ci‘tisiiig gnmls so l:iv‘:3t:l_1.-'. and those that
you have not got. as a more t:at’s paw, calculat-
ed to injure rather than bcnulit either the buyer
or seller. [lo would say this mucli that his as-
sortmcnt is as good and as cheap as can be
found in Norwalii. J}. .\l ES MALLORY.
Norwalk, Sept. 2 l-, i838. lfSl
I%,”g’_iUSlCAL NO l‘lCl').——'-Airy person wisIi-
ing to join the ilorwalk Musical Society,
can now have a favorable opportunity. The
society has engaged the services of Mr. Lee, a
scientific prol'cssorof' music, to instruct them. so
that any person who wishes to inform hiinsr-ll'iu
that science, will do well to join the society.
Persons sodoing, will liirnisli themselves with in-
struments, as the Band in-struinezits are all occu-
pied. _,
Applicniits can leak-'e their names with H. ll.
Parsons, at the store of Levi Clark, or Will) the
subscriber. Pcrordor, ll.BAl_L_l£Y,Sec.
Norwalk, Sept. 25, 18138. , 3:81
N. B. Application should be made immedi-
alely.
N $33‘? A E‘i.5-3.$..r‘-ltlili.-3 ‘.7§dl'§.‘.
7’??? ll‘? subscribers will run, on and after Mon-
‘l- day, the 34th inst. a Stage from Dziubury
to Sing Sing every day in a week, except Fridays
am! Smut-nys, leaving Danbury at (3 o'clock, A.
M. and arrive at Sing Sing at 11 o’clock, one
hour and a half‘ before the boat leaves for New
York, so that passengers by this line may spend
an agreeable hour in that flotirisniiig village in
viewing the water works, and other public ini-
provcments at that place, and arrive at New
York at 11- o'clock, afternoon. The stage will
leave Sing Sing on the arrival of the boat from
New York, at half past ‘:2. %’cl0(:l{, and arrive at
Danbury at -1 o’clock, alicrnooo, on each of the
above mentioned days. ‘
1i‘.,r {reiglit or passage apply at Slicrwood Os-
horne’s l‘lotel,:l)anbury. and Levi Pr-ck’s llotcl,
Sing Sing. Fare through. to New York 31 75.
S. OSBOIK-Nli 6; D. \VYA'l T.
Sept. 22, 1838. A 1 3m8l
LOOK AT ’l't‘Ht'zS.
Tllld Sl1l)SCl'llIel‘ would rcspectl'ully lllll)i‘tTl the
public and his old customers, that liedias re-
opened at the old stand formerly occu-
pied by John Knapp, situated on Flax Hill, near
Old~\Ve|l, where he is prepared to execute all
orders in the Boot and Shoe lino‘ puith neatncss
and ol'thc very best materials and in the most
fasliionable and worl~'.n‘ianlil-:e manner. He
therefore solicits a share of" public patronage.
Measures will be taken for Boats and Shoes of
all descriptions, and promptly attended to.
Please call and try. WM. SEELY.
Norwalk, Septenibci'.‘2G, 183 *3t 81
N. B. Cheap for Cash, no Trust.
T0 TIRE PUBLIC.
HE subscriber would respectfully inforiii
. the public that he has coiiiiiiciiccd Baking
Graham Crackers, on the New York system.
He will have constantly on hand a general as-
sortment of Cakes, and Butter Crackers, Sugar
Pound Cake, and Fancy Cakes inade to order,
attlit-2 sliortcst notice. " -
1i‘1{l5S[1 BB.l_1‘.AD EVERY DAY.
The subscriber hopes by giving gt?ll€l'Lll satis-
faction, to merit a Sl]t]l',C of public ,l'avor._
' JOHN McGOl.\__l_IG_L-lE.g
Norwalk, Sept. 25, 18258. 3l’l‘51
N. B. The Gttlllfllll Crackers can be liznl at
the Store ol'.lohn Burrall, west side u_l'tlie britlg-'7
atPennoyer &. l\Ierrill’s, east side of‘ the bridge,
E N;“ll*)'l‘, Pres.
gr: '1"-e.. .r«'v.. N .
2.522 -1.-z azlitlfi-'.
1.
f
l\'L’ll :1 V0:
l>l'-llll-‘.lf,S,UNi’l{lI‘lCli’l.li1),UNl-1DUCz\'l‘l) and
U.’\'."l"..-\'(3'l‘l(‘-i‘)L) in any art save that ofattcmptiug
to load the crctl-.ilons on the road to ruin. Dr l')vaiis’
Olliccis supplied with the choicest reinedics from
f'orei;_',n lilltllttils‘, and compounded on the most sci-
entific principles. A pliysician is always in attends
once. and all those who come there in the hour of
need will go till t‘t‘j-')iCll1g. 3.-n(3;2
I
I, ,‘ N'\).l‘lll‘)ll. Tl‘)S'l‘ ol' the t‘lllC2lt‘_V' of Dr. ,.. L,
L’; "P.-\ ltliti’ SUU1'l’.llNLl SYRUP for infants
'l'cotliing, lioiii Mi‘. Win. Joliiisoii, 2-13 lll.l(.l:.1Oll st.
N. Y
Dear Sir---'i'iic grr.-at ‘.;c:im’it all'o'rt'lc<l to my siili'ci'-
ing infzeiit by your Soothiu_-__v Syrup, ll. :1 c lit: ol'pro-
tructct! and p-.ii.i."ul dc-ntiiion, must tiutitilim.‘ cvcrv
Tci.-liug pzirczat. how cssr.-ntial an out lg. 1ll)lllit’llll'.HlOl.
Stltll an _lll\‘:ll‘.tltlJlt" ll‘.t.‘tll(‘lll() i.-: to relieve iulttzit llll.\‘(_'~
ryand torture. My iiifnxii, wbilc tctetliiiig, (-.\;pr-ri-
ozicctl such acute siill'.:rings, that it tvas ntt::cl<ul with
cuiivulsiou:<, and iri_v will: and fmnilv supposed iliul
tl('i|lll would .-‘unit release the bztbc li‘:>m -::n::ni.~.l:, till
we procured a bottle olyuur Syrup : which as soon
as applied to the giiiiis, :1-.~.'oiidt.-rliil trliau;:c was pro-
uitct-tl, and till!‘-l' :i l'c‘.v zipplitwztiuus llw ( hild tli.=.pl:i,\'~
ctl obvious relief‘, and by continuing in its use, l am
glad to iuii)i'i'n you, the child has coiiipltitrly rt~r-ovz-r-
t‘tl, and no l‘t3t_'.Ltl_‘l_‘()ti(:!.‘ of that :it\'l'ul c..1npl;iin.L lmx
Slllt"' ()t'l‘ll|‘l'(‘(l ; The ti;-ctli ailc mii.niztti:‘g daily, and
’tho cliilrl r~u_io5s pcili-rt lwztltli. I give you my (-hr-or-
l'ul pt‘l't|)i.~.GlUi1l to litltlil: this ;it-Ilium-lctlgmcu: public,
and will gliully give any in-l'orn'.:ioioii on till: rirx‘:uui-
s-ta‘.i<-n. \V.li. .lUll.ilL'$UI\'.
To tlis_;i,g+-utz of Dr I-’:1i'is’ So .-tliiug S_vrnp.
l*‘oi‘..s.'zl:,- by nppointiiieiil at Dll. it) VA
Ollice, I00 (_.‘lralliuni strcct,
NS’
<..
6!
“::‘~:i ..._‘€1-‘=.~l'=.s:
Till‘) subscriber having pur-
ficliu-:c«_l the slut-ls in trri-lc of" Mr.
lt'Iil“.' l-“‘_tlllf.‘(.'l-I. t:l‘il:i< triwi), mm.
., .5"-l:;lllI1_; nl gcn!lcm;i:i's autl l.’.ltli(‘-.<
. .
Boots and .‘;>lu=cs, .‘;«ulc and Upper Lcatlir-r, die.
::,;r:;~.':-,l :1 Sim-.w n lilll-\ Ixl...-rt. ..l' Ilin Rri«l;_rs>.,
p
» 1
it
13?.
<d~....._l 5%’
1,. t
-.~——F'.
'..‘-‘.'...~.-I ‘:
43:;
one door froni luiwrouce l\l.‘Sic‘.'ciis’ Dry (.-Ion-.ls
Store, where he intends keepingtli::scuitit:lasfiu'
sale, to<_;etiicr with a general nsslmiiiciit of Call
Skins. l.\]orocco Skins, Linings and Fintliiigs of
cvcry description, flu‘ the ticcouiuioilntiuii of all
who may want ztrliclcs of the kind.
[In has committed the luisiiicss to the care of
Mr. H. Ditraiitl, who will give his whole time
and attention to it; and from his long t‘.\‘p(‘.t'i—
ence in the business, it is presunicl he will be
able to give gciicrnl sati:,f'actioii to those who may
be disppi!'cd to call. He therefore solicitsa share
ofthe public pzitroriage. Measures will be tak-
en for Boats and Slim;-s of all descriptions, at the
store, and all orders promptly atlcritletl to.
Please call and try. DAV! D_ Sl:)LL_l£Cl{.
Norwalk. August 331, 1838. ll’ 76
S-lijie-" 1.3?) l°lI’t){P:I.*3.
T33‘ lib} subscriber has on hand and is coiistantly
ii. maiitil'a(:tiiriiig Silver Table, Dusrert, Tun,
Salt and Cream Spoons, Sugar 'l‘xiiig-s, chi.
which he ollcrs for sale as low as can be lioiiglii
at any othercstablisliiiient, and warranted of the
best of silver. Please call and look at them bc-
forc you make your purchase.
Looking Glasses, dcc. for sale cheap.
He has made such oirangt-inunt as will con-
ble llltll to give his whole attention or ‘tVatcl:
R.opaii'iiig, and will warrant his \Vutc_hes to go
well or no charge.
i'o‘ugraviiig of almost any description done at
short notice.
Culiit) Plates ofzill kinds liirriislictl at an hour's
notice. Ll‘) Vl CLA.lll{.
Sept. 10, 18338. '79
})’;?iUG.’3 AN El) ll}i’lCiNEE§.
Till‘) subscriber has opened in
this place, at few rod.-3 north of‘. the
Drugs and illctliciucs, dzc. c\:c., lie
li.-ting agent in selliiig and fCCClV'll‘l,Q
goods from an old established Drriggist in New
York, will cinlezivor to do justice to those who
ina_'-,-' favor with calling on
Their ob’t scrv'l,
‘ JACOB SMI'l.‘lI, Agent.
Norwalk, Sept. 10, 1838. tl'7'9
73' 1! ‘'‘\'(‘1
'i‘A.u\.l§:.-U. AT OLD ‘\~,"i'r)LL.
.~ ‘ill l<) subscriber feels gratcliil for past favors,
and still solicits a share of’ public patron-
age, lfle wishes to i:iforii'i his friends and the
public generally, that he is prepared to erzecutc
orders in his line in the best and tnost approved
fashions. l-le linsjnst returned froixi N. York,
and has taken pains to get the present style of
cutting and tucking. llis work will be cut and
made in the best manner. Orders for Goods as
ivcllas work. will be tliankliilly received and
puuctually attended to. All who will call on
him shall licvc the worth of thcir moiicy.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand an
assortment of good Triinminj_:s, Thread, Silk
and Twist, Linings suitable for all garments;
Buttons for over coats. coats, short jackets, vests
and pantaloous, of tlilIL=rcrit kinds. Ile liasjust
purchased good Satin and Boiiibaaine Stocks,
Linen Collars and Bosoms.
Rt."tiul_I/ mrzclc Clul/1in__g on lLa71¢l.—Oiic blue
Clo! ll Dress Co:-it, one Coulee. one second hand
Surtout, and a Frock Coat, Parllaloolls. VHS-ls.
and Vcstiiigs, which will be sold cbeapfor cash.
CHARL 58 M. RNAPP.
Sept. 10. 1838.
TEA E ’.L(}"§£'t’t)SS§l)l‘9' V3‘ Ai‘<l'§‘ ill) 3}.‘-'
Those who understand making l’autzilor;ns,
will find imuietliatc eiiiplo_ym«_-ut by applyiugto
CHA RLES M. KN 5- P”
.aud at the Bakery.
I
O ..
N.,~r\valk, Sept. 25, I-S3-‘o',..
bridge, for the selling ufail kinds of
"/Sh l‘
m‘P1,:-.c1fi‘.il._ST r.-j.-_~*..siiio_:-ii‘.
‘gr 1 In subserioer has tars day received a large’
and superior nssozlrncnt of‘ uJcn’s and
)'OU!li’s Cloth Caps, which will be sold at per
cent less than their real value, at thcclicap cash
Sl0I'6. No. 2 Burr.':.ll’s iiiiiltlintrs, west. side the
Bridge. °~
N- 1}. Lowest prices ll '.'arl:iblv asked arid
"°=**’=i'<‘m<~=H- ’l‘.‘l=1\’El‘lS.
N--rwulle. July 9:. isss. tr:/>2
. - .-.
E;-E l&~A..D1 CI1()'T‘I'd [NG.+-'l‘l]Q sub-
33- scriber has on hand and for sale cheap for
"‘*‘l‘_'“ "‘5”'9l)" “l ileody Made Clothing, suita-
l’l9,l‘" ll“? WHY”! St.‘-IISUII: some very nice child-
VC" 5 l’1”“=ll”='HS- Also. a good second hand
ltlarrk Cloth ldrocl-. Coat flu‘ a small size man.
l’l<~:i.-so call and see. i C. '\l. .l\'~.\’.-XPI’.
p_Noi'\vall.'. (Olil '\\"cll.) .lunc 15'), 111.5,‘;-‘,_ ‘(Q7
Z Z
UST l'C{'(.l'~.'t‘.’l (H10 (3350 ':_i,lI_‘-1‘,'])fin ‘fl;-355
=3"_ ill-.‘ll':il=_‘-ll i-‘c~:'r,'i:.-rzzimi Loci: Cliiiis u Gist rate
article. l’iicc. ll\’C‘. dollars.
Cit!‘-IS. Brass ’lutcd Pa-
e tloll:irs.
. .. VVD»-I. . . S’
l\'--nvu st‘. 1\lEf_“. ‘S0. l.S."3‘3,
1"xl.<n, ii few l‘)-.I;_-_ -:'
tciit _l.4“)t.'l~LS. l.’ric:=
Y1yj71
ii. 11':
if 7:;
o.-
,, _, T, , 'i'.iir.oIa:am'..
. - . 'i , Y, , -- - _ .
V I€?IIl1E-fiuvscriut rfrc.-pectlully inf'oi ms the in-_
- 1.: L1‘-1an|.Sl0T I\orwalk and vimiiiizy, that he
has opcneu :1 Soup at No. 1, Buirall’s buildings,‘
Wilt.-.‘t'e‘ll‘.' is_prepar£=d to execute all orders in the‘
Tailoring; line. vith neatncss. and in the l-ates
ia::_ni.on. A share of the public pitll'0ila:'5C in
=::>-n}«’c-<l- GEO. w. RA¥l\._IOi\*jD.
I\orw.'ilk, August 20, 1838. ' ' {ini7'f1
$
rm
'll‘AIL(.‘sRl.‘{ -‘.
@VI-IE subscriber would respectfully info
the iiihabitzints of'Norw.'ilk and its vicinity,
that bebzis taken the Store, No. 3, Bar-
riill's luiildiiigs, where he intends car-ryint_r on
tlie'i‘a~.il ting basin ‘:8 in all its "ranclics- ‘Tho
will be able
subscriligir Pooling COI‘lii(lC‘.’1l.l.il&t he
to plcaso all, even the most fiistidious, hopes that
by a strict attention to bu:-.-incss he may receive’
a slnzrc ofpiiblzc patroiiagc. '
I‘); D. PRlCl$. "
,_ N. I‘. l_’::.r.:?.cul.ir P.ll.1;liLl'.-!1\‘.'illbCpltitlto Cut-
.2:i_;. . ~ - K -- -
I‘-.‘r.rv.'2ill:, Aug. 1-£71‘;-333, (;,,,5,g,
I-Nuuw Gl..'+S:l A.'\l) s.isiii-:s.—.i.zs-;r
"' ‘ n - .' . ' . .. * - .
Y *3 lLI,(‘HO-l and fut sale, Wllt)l('~llle and rptml,
l(.d b.')r.‘.s (u"|'lfl7lll and Rrii.-:cl:ici' (]L.\3;g,c1‘,._ ,,,_.,_-
‘1‘ilso.=.: ltil'g‘t’ il.‘..‘i0l‘lll|(.‘l}l of W35’ DO‘y‘.’ S.-\SHi§F=‘
:fis.witt:Ii, lrzzm
R-. .'é.l=~3 é‘-ifs‘ 5.‘i‘é€.—'1‘n«»su:;;.cri:..,-.-nus:
5.11 this tiny i't.‘Ct‘l‘-Ctl 9. \'cr_'-/ lLl2'_,’,"t"l
of L-'.!t-llt.'.'-.‘ llat-.1, oft-vi-r_v (lcsr-rir:ption.
them is a |:ir_:;e lul of‘ 'l‘u::c:.iii l‘»:z1i<l llats,
prices min.-li rctluccd.
w: 12 to call. l.-. Bl
Nor\\':ili:. .ltinc ‘"13. l‘)"‘»
C A 1’
ll‘. sub.-crib:':i' in
:-
53 T L-'.
V la‘. N :2‘
":1 g,\
14... ill if €,,‘—','
E -‘ ;
just rcce
J 553
‘I
S
nun
u...»
be public at pri
tlu-ir at! 22. His nssortinc‘-.it at present is
lzsiigc, lit;-t i h_:: ct.-i:i's;2 of the prc.3ont wool; he
wiil open one of the largest as:=oi'tniunt of Sam-
mci‘ and L-"all Dry (locals to be fi.uud any wlicre
in the County. ily an :irriii'.,-5.,-,,~..»-1; (j1‘,[Q[-(_-(j in.
i...
to with Mr. CHAl’ll.l*)S N. CLOCK, (wlio will '
attend prizicipally to the sale ot'Guods,) the sub
scribcr will t.lt:VulO considcralilc of‘ his time to
the pUl‘l.'ll(lSC of G;lCtlS. By so doing he
thinks he will he euzrbled to oil’-.\r the public
great baigztiizs in the Dry Goods line. He will
also endeavor to have, it’ possible, evm-y art lclc
called for, and 21 large ussortinont of inc-st of
lllzllil. Persons rcsidingin any part oftl‘.-e coun-
ty, will find it will pay lhcin ta purclinizo their
Dry Goods of the sizliscribcr. 'l‘lu'y willfiaid his
Goods, to say the least, as cheap as can be
l)0llg_j'lli. at r-.-tail in Nclv York or elisc.-.v‘:n.-i'c,
\'-.'ll.llU’.Zi. t‘.1;c~3ptioii. (.‘-all .'-.n:lsn.ti:-;l'v votirsclvt;-s,
at his Storz: 2). l'ct'.' tloors ll0.=‘l.il of tin; Etlill.
L. M. S'l‘EVE£\’S.
Nor. elk, All§l1§l15,
lg;
{V I.’;\l‘tl.ES N. CLOCK would inforiii his
J olllfric-mls uudcustomers, and the public
fqcnerrrlly, that ho ll'.t.~t rcrnovud to the Store of"
L. bl. S*.c‘-.'cns, rt ll-iv doors north oftlio I3i‘itl.Q‘c,
wlicrc can Dillillllill n largo assstzrlm-:=i2i. oi" Fo-
rcigii and D.-.in(:.tic Day (lauds. Ila linpcs they
will not. fiiijqvt to (‘all wlzi-ii wanting any urlielu
in the Dry Goods line, liar he can ::s;.;'.irotlieiii he
can sell tlieui Goods; at prices lcss thrtn they are
in tho llllilil of littyitig. All pt‘-r.~;ors intlt-bterl to
the r-rubscriber will call totvlicr-2 he has |‘Clllt;VCtl,
and s--ttlo thzxir l‘.Ct'(!lllll5 without Lltlliy.
75
I\7nrw::lk, Allglllxl. 15'). 18:38. 75
’"&“.‘ifi."iu‘ ii-‘E UI.’.li)Zl5.¥.
Cbnicr Q/'./z.-/ut mnl (.i't.~l:l 5'1/eels, New York.
’ Till‘) szilnsrrrilicr li::-gs leave to in-
lbriii the Printers that he has piit'r.-lius-
ed the c:;t::iisiv«3 (‘:sll.}lill$llll'!-‘it'll li'i:'i:lL'l'-
ly l)Ci(1llg,l!l_‘_;‘ to Poll 59; llrother, and liaviug fut-
uislictl entirely new iiniiiltls, and t'll,'_jflg!"tl \‘-.-'ork--
men ultlie lire! tal--izi in the tlllli.‘l'I‘l‘l :l:'3j>fli'llll«‘.‘i’:l:1,
he is lit)‘-V prcp:ii'c'.l to t:3'L'C-Stilt) iv” "“
,..,_., .—..ui \lt_.‘jht|l.'ll-
llis vziriely uinl style of 'i"ype isiiilbriorto
none in tliis cuiit'.lr\’, in 1iLl'.llllt)t) to these advan-
tages liofurtlicrl>i»o.,l:::i\'ctt1-egg jtlmt the ll'lt'1l-Ell
listrtl in the ll‘iillllll‘;‘.(.‘ltl."‘t‘.t)l' lily}, peis (liiIb;'ctit
lloiii that used in any o‘.ln'er l-‘uni .._v, and he \‘\'lil
warrant that it is liir more durable than that in
general use. ‘ . v
in Elflllllltlll to the :ii'in:i."acturiiig of Type, lo.‘-
lins lP:i'l:.' arrxingi-in.:i;i.-; ms-uppl_v the 'l‘r:ulc with
all iiiatcriuls ucccssaiy for l’rliHiH‘.! Ullit’-‘r‘n‘~
TllOI\1AS Ulfliil N.
August 2.7, 1 4.180
FA LL AND \\'lZ\"l‘l=)l’t GOODS,
Al l/xc Hell» - Yo//.' bl‘:-;'e. I
Vgfiwlllli‘. $lll)$('l'llt(".l' ha.-zjust received one of‘ tho
.5... largest assortnieut of Dry Goods cver
b.‘ong,ht ll) Norwalli. lla'.'ing taken great pains
in selecting his Goods. he believes he can not on-
l_‘y'Sl'.()Wll1:.‘l:ll';1l’Sl a.-‘.soi‘tmcut of'Dr_v Goods, but
the clzezzpi-st to he l'.2'.:nd any wi.."i‘c iii I-luiifialtl
County. The circi:ni~t:ii:cc' uutlcr '.‘.'lri(-.h ho
bu\'s must of his _<_;nuds will gi\'c liirii that !1(l\‘llli-
lair). lt tlinrt-l3.n'c stuiuls (‘lt3lt}Zil(:l‘tl iii lanutl to
give him it call before purclizisiug (3iSz:\'\ll{§l’0.--
The l'ollo'.\‘ing may he ll'li'!‘.ll(!l-lC‘tl its the lending
articles in his us-mrtma-tit: IUD pit-ccs Broadcloth
of‘ every tlc.-.irnl>le Sl‘.2‘.(lL‘. color and quality; l.-30
ping,-3 C.5}_~:,5iiu(-rt‘:3 and Szitinctts. einbracing the
best :'.l!~l.'.~:I)i‘lillC[lll|l the county; 1'30 pieces l=)reu(:l'1.
l:)nc,lisl; and tierziitiii hlciiiiucs, some of v.liicli
are‘er.tra line, any color or qultilty wanted can
be found aiimng ilieui; 300 pieces l~‘rencli. Eug-
lisli and .‘\tl'lUl’lL'titl C.-ilicocs, among whicii are
some of the most splcnditl p:.‘.llUt't.';5 extant; bill
and col‘tl, fi;.;urr:tl and plain Silks. embracing the
most cxtciisivc ll‘=':.1()lllllCl1l ever in Norwulk;
G-oat‘s lluir t..':iniblcl and Plot Cloth. 11 largfl
assortment: -10 pieces white. j/'Cll0\\". |‘G€‘|1.r€tl.
and plain Fltiiiiiels, very low lllll'L"U'-li Clmlly
and Musliii dc Lanes. 3 large 1‘-5SUl'Hn&*.Hl. éfc.
L. ill. S'l.‘lt)VEi‘~lS.
A few doors North of the Mill, East the Bridge.
Norwalk, Sept. ll), lSZ3b'. 80
, Now is I//c (2').-zc.jbr Grcal Bargains.
13:‘ A LL AND \‘.’J N'l‘l£ R DRY GOODS.-—
il- The 'suliscrlbcr has this day returned front
New Yr);-lg, with the It rgcst assortment that has
been brought into the place this ecusoa. and he
will warrant the prices l >35 and goods better than
can be found at any other shop in the county.
as he has adopted the expedient of selling goods
for cash only. being fully convinced that it its
better for all concnrncd_, to buy but few Cheap
cash (flooils than a great many dear credit Goods.
Large profits and lung nay days are not the things
they are cracked up to be. ‘
I w')ul'.l therefore rcsp,vcIf'ully intimate to all
who wish to buy cheap, to call and cxarriine my
ch.;-ap tjomls. \-Viih the cash in your band you
can buy 10 per cent cheaper than you can to get
trustmlyor to take orders. ‘ A bird in the hand 18
worth two in the bush.’ Iain not about to pull
lllV(.‘lIer'l|) Goods into notice on paper, but “ill
siiiiplv at-k your attention wilt‘-fl YOU 00”“? "7 ‘hf-‘
,},,,,,.,§I,;,,2 ,(,w,, 01‘ Norwalk, to my stock of c:i<.n
pun-,li:isotl Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at No.
2. Burrallls block: ‘Nest of the Biitlge, where l
coiifideutly believe I can make it _\;f)tll"’ intercsl
,0 ,,,,r,,1m_se_ if you want cheap (.tI')()l.I-'5'. I (ll)
not deem it nccesszirv to enumerate ar|;cle.'-1. but
will ‘simply say to all.
that you will find every
article ca led for in my lm
(1-Tiff}
u)._')O.
n
i'~
or of business.
T, S'l'E7Vl$l‘~lS.
fig‘ _\{‘.
Norwzilk, Sept. E, 1508 0*’
“”""""""‘7. v ~1 ~
E) A S E.‘ GD AL L.
iii Ill-) subscriber once inojre request _)
who are owing him for ']_:,i1l.l-"I’l'2‘(.bd w
:iti-l SL‘lll&3 xviiln-,u.1
s all tboscr
tt‘ '1
ri1i'“6g.l.;lliIl';',Cll llIl(’l'C5«"_" r
F)-‘(\l!!;-gk.II\o- S'«B.i1[4.C4§|- -PU’
_}lor\valk, July 330. ll‘3C‘- ' '
._...ga.-..
‘-’ll‘iiil(.‘i!l
_/LujUn‘2 I f.l£ij‘S Sliltl
.1
All who \=.':mt would Lloi
l
l )1 .
c. .. 3:‘-O {l.~:- 2 .._=
on’ cl’ .‘3=.i'2‘.:nci‘ Dry {)iuU‘..lG,\']liLi,Cl\llC ‘ mi”. I
O " ' .'.i1 .. i.,, Hug‘. me
tic. l..OI‘.li._] 331,,“
l
l
l
prwiui‘ quality, nsso:'£t'(l, l'rom (3 by 8 1., 19 by‘ ‘
ii5.—--
ll)’ 3 (0 H by 15. it first rntcartir-I:-.1’
\l‘.\l. J. S'i‘ll.l'll')'l'. ’
5 l‘C'J_ul:‘C{l on all accounts over 9U_
(3
N. ll. Iuicrost-i
,.
ultig‘.
N-')i"-\.';ili-: fiiay 28, 1:’-‘J59 if {,3
‘-3 2-1 - *3:-‘a _ W
--‘.-:_a: C
l ll‘.’l_a'.‘lll(, 0l.ll WELl..
'1. :-ubscribcr rcspcctliilly i_n{'oi"rn:-3 the in
lialivitaztta at the Old ‘Nol; (1nd its vi-,;inily'r
to has co _*.:ncnced btisiituaa in the Store
Sir-auibuat Landing, and now offers for
T Q‘i?!‘.Cl‘:‘il assortment of DRY GOODS,
G ltOCERlES. CROCKERY, &c. allot‘ which‘
has been purcliu.-.etl rcrseritly, and at the lowest:
auction, prices, in New York. for cash. Those
who wish to .=;upp?y thcinsclvcs on the most fun:
vorablu lL'l'lil;~', will ii :d it to ihcir interest to call
and CK:-tlilille his stock, ‘L.-cl‘-are iaulziiig tlici-.3
purcliass-.‘-s cclsewlicru. ‘ ' "
Ills goods will be sold at inoderate prices and
on arrctiiiiiiimlatiiig terms. Ilc friendly iuvitcs
sliaro ofptiblic p~:.ti'o::zigo. ’ ' '
THOMAS L. PECK.
Irlcrwnlk, (Old '\Vell,) May 29. 1838. tftiil
T HE ROAD TO \VE.-XLTH "
irrsuimo F03 I‘lF'1‘Y cicrrrsl ’
‘T IlST"C0tl.J£‘_’18l1CELl a new \’l}ltll1l)l§3_ llionthly:
9:. Publicai:‘on‘,_adapted totke piirpoa0slo_l_'cvei'y
-turn-.er, and t.e'.Slgtl8»’.l to propagate all useful and
pro:-ucal inforniniion concerning the silk grow’
lag l:ii~:tuL‘S~i in the United States, entitled
'.l‘lll~) A31!-)illC.-\-.'\' SILK UROXVEFA
AND miuiicii’s MANUAL; '
embelli-.hetl wnli appropriate engravings, edited
by \VnrtlClieriey dc Brothers, Burlington. N..I.
and pizblislictl by (.‘liurlc's Alexander, .Pliilztdcl~'-
l-lb.-i. "
The first number oftliis laiglily important and
\'zil,ua'L*-le v.'ai':;, is now rciuly for delivery to sub‘
s::i'.=l.ers. ~ '
Terms one dolln' it your. pnyableln advance,
for single sulnscribers. 'l.‘-venty subscriptions,
will be .supplE:-J for a whole your by lbrwzirtliiig
ti cur:-.2.-.:t it-ti tl..ll:p~ bill. fro;-pl‘ posting-_._~,-, f «“‘
l.lBl:l.AL l{lr..\1lU.-‘.1.
Any .A1l_’g(‘llSl _f‘6rw:i:ding IUD subscribers for one
year, flllt it .:i current bnnln bill, will be entit-
led to Ten '1'/iuustzncl Silk ll'o_nn .Egg.v, sclcclcri
/lo.-'.*z the ritual ajrprovcl i.'a.-'z'et£es—-\\-liicb can be
ft-twain‘:-Ll l.y,im;'-.l to any part of the United
States, at a triilaug expense, and w hit.-h ll‘ [.nrop.cr-
ly nllt‘lltl'.:Ll to, tzccoraling to tho iustructitiiis
\‘.'lll('ll are proniulgatcd in the work, will yield ti
profit coii.:.i:lc'.'ebly exceeding; the amount ol'tli,'i
price ui'suibsci'iptit;'.: for one hundred co!)ic‘:.
...;.oot: r_.v.-..o.-is: /:'.‘C.t.'t.'J5Lé at U228 (11/ice.
., ;. ,, ., ,, , , .
o v .”?’l;::¥.:Z.;§l d/:l‘t§.-‘©Ell’-.9
$1‘! Oi’. 0' l)~—i~‘o'.irtecii shares of the (Japil
$1. tal;*3iu.;l.t.~1': ie iiunut-.~ticut Turnpike Going
pt.-ziy, i;)u;;uii'e at the .l-‘:ii.‘lielLl County Bank
of I T. \".’.»l.ll;\’ l:'..E{.Jr., Casliier.
.Iune1st,183;;‘. ’ ' ' A tl'G€.'§
ANTI‘) D iuimr-dinu-.ly, iu exclmnge tin,
' Dry ti-.inil.«. 500 yds homespun f:‘lannel',
3f)O lbs. best \'.’nnlen Yarn, 600 pair-ER-‘Jooleri
Stocltliins and So:-its, 300 lbs. first qtizility Live
Llecsc lt'c-nthora, 300 yds. homespun tow Cloth.
N. B. The highest prices will be paid for the
above urticlcs, at No. 5.3 Burmll’s block, \Vest of.‘
the liritigc. T. .".ll.l1)VENS. "
l‘-ion-w:.lk, Scptemlmr 18. 1833. 89
run $lx:lLE3,
A VA LUABL 5) House, Lot,av:; ,
Out-builtlinga. cll nearly new, audit’
H’; {;H__-.’‘ good repair. Said House is well col-
H.=.l._ n ' u ‘ '
a.§}—; 9. .1.-L (:ulait:=d for n Bo.'irdiug School, _or for
.\lt3i‘r'niitilebnHiness; situate a few rod: south
the Bridge on Main street. in Dzmbur_y.' For
terms. apply to the aubscribnr, living ou the pre-
iiiise-3. SANDS I’ERl{lNS.
Danbury, Aug.2:?., I838. ' ' tf'7"(
"'§,« —’Ol’.lSU.\".S \’I-j(,ll<)’l‘AllLE UNIVER-
V SA L I’lLLS.--'l‘ht- slut»-cril.er being up:
pointed agent for the sale of the above medicine
by El. Sliepliennl Moat, will keep a co;rg_:an=
sin.-ply in pat~l-gages '‘-f' 553, 531, or {single boxes at
cents c:u:h.f' A large volume oftestimouials
of'tlio.vii'tue,s of tho l.ll‘Jt.llL‘llIt‘, may be seen Ol._l
application in J. A. VVEED. "
Sept. 2§._I§35. If8_l,.
I/.3,;F*.'ALi< STEAM CGMFECTIOMARY5
"L?-'3IIl‘Tb"’ttl)*.-ICX':ill(.“l'ta are now prepared to menu-
""' faciixre all lziuds of Confectionery, in the;
best manner and of suptrior stock, ayliicli for
dural.-ilityand beauty of appearance are eui'p.-iss'-
ed py none. Experience has taught them that
arfarticle made of the best quality of sugars and
sold at a proportionate price, is far better, botl_i
for the buyer and seller than a poor article at a
low price. They have therefore concluded to
take the fl.-rmer course. Country merchants can
aluvayr-. ds-peiid upon. bciiig aupplied at theig '_»;lDOl'l3
Wltll :1 .~‘rezsli article. All kinds ofCoi.fec:icnary,
both wliol-'-zeal-’: and retail, at their establishment.‘
No. 5 Wzill street, zvhero all wishing to par,-
chnse are invited to cell. "
N. B A splendid article of'.lU.lUBE PASTE,
the real Frcncli nianufacttire, has just been re-3
ceivcd, fresh from the importers, and is offered
at :2. low price. Call and see. "
N. S. BAILY 8; SON.
Norwalk, Augvnqt 6, I838. ‘ " 7.!
FOR SALE AT A GREAT BAR.GAIl‘_l.‘
7 ‘H E subscriber offers for sale in Homestead:
consistingoi" nhout five acres; of good land;
with a Dwelling llouse. Barn, 65¢. thereoii
standing. pleasantly situated in Darien, near the
Corigregaiional church. It is a first rate stand
(‘or a iiischanic of any dsscription, and if appli-
ml for soon, will be sold at :1 bargain. If not sold,
said place will be rented for one or two yea_rs.—-
}<1(n- lei-“jg, 3;-.i’ilV ll) B_?..TES9
Darion, or Cll.-‘Ll-T.l_.£*)E:i ISAACS. No‘rv.j'all5'_ ‘
‘ JOHN C0O":_tf' 65
Darien. May 31. 19:58. LE‘ (-0,, me Dis"
THE COURT OF. P,Fu six months from the
trictol‘ \Ves-tpori.-ll" ~”"‘~"l‘l9"3 _‘’f ’h‘’ .°°,‘_°l:‘: 0.
,p,,,, h,-mop .1'.l-‘.‘.R. late or said Xvestpori, 0,3;
5,1}: gun exhibit their claims agziinptsaid e_3tat‘e,
lio claims iii:.i_c
.1. '.he executor. or be clcbarrc-'1 H I‘?-‘<“W9T_”‘/H’.-5 ‘3'il.‘li‘?
- - "1 -.
be left with bbziiucl Jackson,‘ ‘qg
said \Vest port. '
7,‘./\
O I LL
\VM _
\,Ve,~t.port, Sqn. S,
KER, Executor,
.3,L5’1
Norwalk Chronicler