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,. .,_ .,‘._Messrs.~i _ezv.~and-Ruez, the clai‘ina‘nts
- **it=“ef°?=f'?>=t‘.t.hb=ir¢i tlie..'Amistad» 
'..l?Fi‘i'l tfiirlegifil-infill lhéit "Alli.-€li3.ation. {for..5ssa.u1‘
.~_and;.fbatter_y,‘.and false‘-imp‘riisonme'Vut; l
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Yort;,,wjth a new supply of, gold -and silve-

 

 

-, ,.§,1,'1‘i_t.it}:;:,t":zl'it”eVin,t~.--,'l"zl,it'ai"i”ollowingintro-
V‘ duction,.t,6}ai.pig;ce ;of_ poetry in a,-late»-nurnbér 5,,,,,_ .

NOW is your time to,,bVtiy good watches. mar-
 ’ket"f_tVgll and__: Vrrtonejy_-;scarc'e‘.‘ }VThe subscri-
b‘er..has dt’i'ring the 'pa’st~v've"elt returned from New

lever "and plain watches. seyeral «with extra
1*‘-.WS?l"¥-’-? Persons to want will do well to call.
They. are in__al_l cases warr_anted- to suit or no

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 - ' .'I-‘he stibscri-' ‘fdrmédéa
. .cori_net;-tion in.?t—hc’ ‘D‘i‘ti‘gT-busi-n°ess,
V - §un_der the firm Oil I«l—'.;:E.
gt? 1. Bisse.ll.i

 

No pains w'rl‘lV-be spa-i't-(JV to ii't5ncl<-i‘Vthe._eVstab-
Vlishment-in every ‘way \j~.'o"rtli"v' of their sup.

1_ Of‘ the Springfield Republican is quite novel _
"l".’-.l}'§%.«-'i."e1l'1'..l‘«l.-€= =f9ll<>..iitir'!gelihes were Willie‘? —
S . m9K§}lll@I3 . years .ag.o.: byfon e: who ill“
. f0_£' .1{1';1¥.lf)l.¢,3€.l.l.'8.~.8l,€‘-pt.‘in‘~hisgrave, r2te”rcly_—ffq'i- .
..Ii._zs oion. a.1ituse7iz‘enl.’'. .: . ‘ — ‘- - ‘ ’ - ~‘

. q , Q ,._A BOAT .'i‘ot.-'r~'D..
 iri t'hVe‘poVsscssiori of oncilsaac Jet
 ;*t'».0'd...a Block. Island built boat, sharp a

 
 

" 7: '-~..-.-T*.Thtt<o2tZiie_=cf'So7i§.*¥A short tirne‘Vsincc a
 ti‘iariV"gViv‘tis 'h’eaifd “ -‘l_a’m'_e'ri_,ti'n g the death of two
r-of’-h’is Sbh§.U:i“ Ti’tjofs_tout," hearty boys,’ said

 

posed to have btV_a‘e_rVi stolen from _the eastward

q 'l_ he,V‘_‘anli'diedjtistafoi‘e hay'in’time—-its eny- Island. V jg _ JOSEPILNASH.
‘ .Xl1()V$f:0IltIlCI'Iilé.r ' _' , ;..'»'_ . ._WeS,ll1l).!t._Septé-mber/28, 1839. 3t"_*I36

 

wanted-ato see .hirii on particular business.

Requiring a description oftlieannounced, the

‘reply was. ‘ A mtiniof :- colori’. It Oh,.say no
‘:raoVt-e,’ -said theécolonel, ‘ I know " iivhdt color
-3; :—..-ztlisa dim;-:. — - ‘ t

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be '_sVo‘ltVlV'on_jthe rn_ostVreas_o_iiabl_e terms.’
3 1 Noit.ir.tN- ANDREWS.

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.72! ‘Fair Co‘1n5}iro‘ntise.—A gentleman in

wishedfto name after his daughter, Helen ;
but the young lady thought the compliment
due to" her mother. ’’‘'The matter‘ was ;compro_-
mVisedV-and "'th,e-b.oat is to be called 'He’le_n'V-
 . . =' ‘ ’ 1 ‘-' V‘ " T‘ land, with the .biiildings-thereon standing. now
‘.. 4V V; _ ._ - - . _ 2 - v ‘ _ ' _ occupied‘byV'thVe widow Julia Gibns.and sec'ured
~' q°7_"Pl‘7'77‘eV7’m'719’-—A" _ e"3”°_ Poellcal to her by mortgage‘; also, the undivided’ one-
.,o‘QVn1l13 3b0l1N0WD. was highly delighted llle seventh part-«of a lot of land, containing five
,amlei7,,day, by _the:.editcr’s telling him -he re- acres.~triol'e or less, on the west side of Sangu-
m;_._.}b]ed Lord-By;-'o’n_~ =9 Do you really think tuck river, sout_li of Danl. Plaitfs barn, suliject

, '50 3' asked the‘ mooristlrucksonnetter in an *9 ‘be life e9‘3'e’°r Ebeuezer Je5UP~ and ‘he
.ecstacv*.__--pray. in what 1-espccg (.3 «yV},yV right of dotver of the widow of the deceased;

V0,, wem. -yo-u-.t.shi,.t con," upside down. and also. three and a half-sliareVs‘ of Norfield Turn-
"86,-tips“), omgin an«.d'“_mer ,,~ . pike stock, and__suudrtes,articles, personaleszate,

ter acres ofland, near the house where said ,de
ceased last dwelt, secured to Seymonr‘Ta_’vlor.

 

 
 
 
 
 

- and a number of books. If not previously dis-
posed ofwill be offered at auction. on Thursday.
Oct. 24th, at the store of Jackson & Plait, at2
o’clock in tlie-afiernoon. . -

. _ HEZEKIAH ALLEN, Ad:n’r.
\Vestport. Oct. 9. 1839. 1t136

Court of Probate, District of Norwalk,
State of Connecticut,
T a Court of Probate, holden at Nor-

,A ;__Fai1: -‘E:!VV$c/ld7l;',"£.-—-Tile following is a
li”rVal.copy of-billet sent by a clerk of a
ptt't'i'sh in 1VVarwicksliire, to a ...p_ei’ghboring
..- -fricndof the ‘same’ calling, ‘Deer ‘John-
wul you bury my wife and ‘ill bury yoiirn
'ony uther day whcnjyou want meI shall be
very happy any time. I ham deer John
yours to be obligct

‘ , . I Iwmam Tumuij" ‘ Norwalk, on the 7th day of Out. A. D. 1839'.
"E _ V_ _ . . V . On motion of the Administrator of the estate
. I _ . M”“.°d' _ of Catherine Comstock, late of New Canaan,

In ll“S‘l0.".W» °1’ ii“? lo?“ mslilmv bl’ ill“ within said District, deceased, the said Court
R9": DI“ Mead» -M73 *4l59"‘B3/“beer to M153 appointed the l5tli day of October next, at
H0’-7"l‘i€¢ B¢€7'5- ' " _ I0 o’cloEk, A. at the Probate Office in
A‘ lvll‘°"~ by the R‘-“‘“ M’-‘ S”"‘h‘v M“ aid District, for the hearing, al‘lotvin'g,'and

George S- 'B’.1'’'’'’'7'c'f'”’' 10 1'5“ Deli“ H°l'”’e5- ettlerncut of the Adrriinistration account of

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cctctlto give public notice to all pel‘SOnS.il1-
ntcrested, in said estate, to appear, if they
ce c.ausc,,'_bcftii'e said Court, at said time
nd place, to be heard thereon, by advertis-
ngthis order in a newspaper printed in Nor-
walk. BENJ’N ISAACS, Judge.

'1

(]:5'" THE Norwallt Lyceum will hold a pub-'

lic meeting at the Town House, Thursday eve-
‘ Ding next, at half past sixVo‘clock.

A Lecture will bcdcliverctl oti Music.

»Question for tliscussi_t_iVti--_“Ought-.tlie -Afri-
cans captured intlie Aruistad to be delivercdtup
to the ‘Spanish autlioritit.-s 7"
' ’ ' , Witt. A'rivtLL, St:c'y.

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"EWELRY.-—A great variety of patterns
392». and prices, of linger; gold pencils; gold
ornuriierits for the neck. 2. new lll’llt:l6i- gold
'-kt'=_\~.c'; motto scnls. Arc. &t.-. at Disartow's.
V CHEAP STORl.'.'.
* - 'i"“"i HE stib.-‘cril.--.-rs liaving trrtitle. fll'l’$ll)g€l)‘l8l'll9-
 with the iirtliortcrs ol'Nt-w York: for -tlieir
fancy goods. would give notice. to tlicptiblic,
that frrmi the prt-svtit time they will be able to V V _
- slio-.v the greatest assortriient of goods, and sell tron in buslliess under the firm of VJLLC/it-V
tiiem a little llm lowest ol any concern this side sort. cf‘ Plait, at the old stand East side ol
ofIli'c'2reat.ci'i_V- . S'i'i-:vi-:.\'s <S'.CLoCK_-_ Stiugatuclr Bridge, where may be found. a
(}:'}"VIC'I'URlA Steel \\-"tiring PHIIS. the complete assortment of seasoned pine lumber,
"best ever otlered in market, for sale bv Hemlock Boards and Scamling, Spruce
. 1' i L‘ C“‘”m ‘I5 0"‘ Plank, &c. Hill's Lime, Paints and Oil, and
W001) AND MEADO W 1.Az\’-D. lionsc findings.
OR S-'\l-l‘3- 11 Pl‘‘°*= "7 |"e3‘l‘“V.l_3"d- 0“ Also, a first rate assortment of Family
I‘ Bclderi‘s Hill;in \_Valuut meat'low,VsVocall- G,.0c,,.,»i,.sV Stone and earthen VVai’t~, Salt,
“ls °""‘”l“.l“$ b.°‘“’.'-‘Cl’ 4‘ 3"‘! 5 acres‘ ,. d Sole Leather, Cordage, Brushes, &c., all ol
. ".'.':’..:.l;":: which "‘s'>'°fl"” C/warts“ Wt
property is part of the estate of Aaron Keeler.
dt-ceased. ,__tliSllib_Ule(VI_Vlt) the heirs of Nathan
/ eclér, dcccascd.‘ For terms. Vdzc. apply to
_ - - .- "T.lM0.‘ '1‘. MERWl.\'.
fifi-9._[§\‘!ilk. June 1. 1339-_ ll‘ 1'17
3 SACKS salt-, large size; GU bags bay
 salt; Mess pork by the barrel; saluta-
ius by the quantity, or at retail; tubs. Pails.
window glass and nails, for sale by t , - -
‘ I JOSEPH S. ilirziairisit

FOR SALE—A valuable family Horse.
Apply to Time. T. Illerwin.
Nortvalk, Oct. 7th, 1839.
i.UVi‘tiB§i‘.il, G1€()Ui€.l{IEB, &(J.
TPIE sulscribers have formed a C()llIlt‘C-

_ 2
Samuel Jackson.

V Hcn7‘g Plait.
 Westport, October 7th, 1839.

age.

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bet‘ should be settled without delay. Those
interested will please call witlioutfurther in-
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’ \t.:v25. 1539 ~ “mo” ‘ — “mm M W t
. B‘I‘AlCIV, ‘VD C-OLUREDSILKS T0 J0-URNEYIIIEN SHOEIVIAKERS.
L.ARG‘EJas'sortnient of: Plain and“Figuretl ‘
. A Silks of alruofit e:]'e{ry shiitltiy 00:?!’ and
- ' ' . - ‘r . ow.
‘ .. 
April 16, 1839. ' r _ .
‘(E W PUBLIC‘ HOUSE .

their work every week.
50 Journeyrnen on \'vo=.nen’s wolts.

,' ,V [L _ 50' do.‘ on L-.tdies’_ welt Gaiters.
 Ostilisciibcer has taken the _ 10 do. on Fudge half Boots.
house lormerly kept by him. but re— 10_ do. on Brogans. '
ceutly occupied by Charles Patrick. . V 10 -,do. on women’s Turn-roun

 

' .Also wanted, seventy Shoe Binders, viz:
.50 .on Ladies Gait:-rs. -

 10 Fitters on Gcn'.lemen’s half Boots.
'10 do. ' on -Dancing Pumps.

. - -at the-Steam -Boat Lfllgldlldgp Old
.we|.|; and will be happy to wait oriall his old
friend;s,and such strangers as may call upon Vl-iirn
for accommodations. He trusts byfli 59-d“l°“5
attention to the duties of ‘a Landlord,. to ren-
der hisihiouse an agreeable-3'°PPi"§'Pl3°°''f°~’

’ a11w_ho favor him with their .pal.l‘0n8ge-

‘, Horses kept in the bestmtinner, and on the

ost rcasonableterms. ‘HARRISON DAVIS-.

'Norwalk. May 1. 18.39.-. . {V112

SéIlJB3(;.lfl~bg‘WlE)ul}1‘ln1%()L§lll&Il.e public that

, he is manufacturing, arid-‘intends to keep

“constantly on hatirland for sale, an assorlmentfll

_'pu,-‘,mu,e ¢VfaV11 kinds and qualities, not to be
‘excelled short of New York city, and cheaper
than can be bought in this County or elsewhere-
He win be’ happy‘ toaccommodate his customers
and friends on the ‘most reasonable terms, All
kinds of Ware made ..at the shortest IVlOtlC€.-_:-
Ari elegant -‘assortment of Chairs now for sale,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

West side the Bridge.
James C. Homes.

Norwalk. October 9. 1839.
FIG’D &. PLAIN‘S1LKS—-The larges

ings,

_Vl
St-trans & Clock.

Call and see.

and no mistake.
‘ Stevens ¢§- Clock.

both V._entlVs‘,_- painIed.Sptinish brown red. rigged
_intoa sloop, and ’C._Douglas, branded on thr-
rudder, which ‘the owner can have by proving
property“and'paying‘chVarges.- Saidboat issup-

say train the eastern part of this state, o_r_L0ng

,. ,. . _ V V _ _ ed, and;-for sale“low for cash. .-Also. just
TOWN’: W33 lold.—.by-.h1s-servantthat 3 P3301! received. a large ‘addition to the fornier'assort-
mcnl-of ‘li_ard_war'e.' Iron ‘arid,-_sV:e,el. oil_s_ and
pain_ts..and carpenters"tools.~ All of wl_iich will

Y. order ofthe Court of Probate for the Dis-
_ _ V V, V trier of Westport, all the real estate of
_.P,hiladelpliia, VlatVely,.bi_iilt'_a boat,_which lie CliarlcsJesup.late of ~Westport. deceased——Viz:
A The equity of rederi_1ption oftwo and three quar-

by rriortgage; also, the equity ofredemption of
one untlivided halfof tliree—foiirtlis of an acre of

walk, within and for the District of

aid Catherine Cotnstock, of which he is di 1 .

rt-spectfurly solicit a share of public patron-

E5’ The above arrangement makes it ne-
cessary that the old accounts due the subscri-

‘ ANTED imtnediately, Journt-ytrit-n

on the following d.-scriptions of tvorli.
towhom constant employment and liberal
wages will be given, and the cash paid for

' All journeymen slioernakers, shoe binders
and fitters who are in want of work willdo
well to apply soon, at No. 3 Burrall’s Build-

assortment in Norwalk, of all kinds,
from the very best to thelpoorest, for sale by

VRENCH, ENGLISH & GERMAN
MERINOES.—A large lot very cheap

 ' V A Ernefrgzji B2'.c.s-ell.".__"7g1.
I I r . VVillz'a.mBi'ssell,.‘
‘ . -Norwalk, Oct. 9. I839.‘ ' . ‘ I i

SSESSORS BLANKS in any quantity
. for sale by V I 'J-. A. WEED.
Ta Court of Probate lioldt-n‘at“Noi'wallr,
~ ' October 7, 1838--—A,t this Co_urt the ad-
‘ministrator of tile‘ estate of Eri 5Betls, dc-
ttetised, late of Wilton, represented said estate

r>ort_- . I ‘

missioners. The ci'editp_rs_’of tV'hVe estate of
Eri Belts, deceased, are'hert.=b_'v notified to ap-
pear ifthey seccause, at the Proliatc,.OfBce‘
in said Norwalk on M_o,nday, the 2lst day of
October, inst at9 o’clock, fOl'L‘D0On, then and
there to be heard relative toithe appointment
of commissioners on said _(‘Slt1l.€‘. _ _V T

132] _ _'Benj. Isaacs, Judge.

'CLOTHS & CASSl.MERES.—-A large"
assortment just received, and for sale
cheap enough to induce almost any person
who may want. Also, a large assortment of
the very best kind of sattinetts. If you want
ltliem cheap, call and see.

Stevens .9 Clock.

' ' IST of Letters remaining iuthe Post Oflice
at New Canaan, on the first of October,

1839.
Abbot John’ Hanford S H
Ayres W A Lockwood E leazcr

Beers S James
Burtis Jared
Crawford Thaddues
Churchel Henry
Chambers William
Daiichy William

. Gardner S A Miss
Gurnsey Walter Tucker Charles

Hyer A Sarah . Wilts Rox not:

All letters not called fiir within three months
will be sent to ths General Post Office.

135*] ' CHARLES RAYMOND. P. M.

7" "VI-IE Disti-ictVScli'ooI Teachers of the
town of Norwalk, are respectfully re-
quested to meet at the_South Centre Acade-
my, in Norwalk, on Tuesday the 13th inst.
at 7 o’clock, P. M. for the purpose of form-
ing :1 Teachers’ Association ‘ ' ’
Nortvalk. Oct. 5, 1839.

Noble A Mary
Palmer Jatie
Pennoyer E L
Pennoyer S
Parkerton James
St. John Hezekiah
Secly W Merry

l
' large assortment ofvarious colors, from

!
l 12s. to $5, for sale by Ste'vens¢§~ Clock.
' OOK AT TI-1lSl—l yard wide tin
V bleached Sheeting for 6d the yard, fo
sale by Stevens Clock.

QAXONY MERINO.—Anotliei' large
N lot just received and for sale as cheap as
ever, by Stevens Clock.

LIST of Letters remaining in the P05
Ofiice at Norwalk. Oct. 1. 1839.

Anable Joseph Miller Ann Sarah Mrs bed um? wm- almost invarialiiy agree‘-perma-
Bums James Marvin Henry nent relief, without further aid. Vllieir _effcct
Bigaloxv Robert Miller A Harriet Miss upon fevers of 8 more agile and.vmlem klpd '5
.BU»”i" Vvmiam Nickles Slephen not less sure and speedy rl l£|IiE‘.D.ll] proportiona-

ole quantity; and persons retiring to bed with

Nickles G Mary
Nusli C Deborah
Olmstead Nathan
Olmsteatl Stephen
Plouquet H Lewis
Palmer C Liberty
R-ayrriond 'Nilliani

Brown E Hannah
Brush Betsey

B=tx'e.r B Sanitiel
,BenetlicI Mary t\‘lrS ..
VBP.n(‘.(.ll(‘| Edwin
‘Beitetlici E M :\lts
Criliill .l\’lit-lrael

Clark P D Raymond Nailianiel
Crew J \V Raymond J Abby
Cofiin Nancy Richards Ralph

Southwortp Cecilia
Scribner Nancy
Snfiiird M John
Stewart S D
Slawson Elias
Seymour Charles
Saunders Ann Mary
Saunders Thomas ‘
Secly Wix

Seely M Nancy

s-.. John Abijah

St John Mary
Stephen Stephen-
Smith Samuel

Smith William 2
Stnith A Louisa Mrs 2
Smith L Esther
Smith Amelia

Thuir M

Taylor John - -
Tlitiriipstin E

Turtle C Lewis
'I‘ltopson G Francis
\Vil|iatiis S J

Cliatcrton Elflida
Clowk James

Craw Amelia
Deming R. Joseph
Dtiiul-icy G John
Davidson Amanda 2
Fetiton H Jobti

Fitch George

Grumaii Gregory capt.
Gray .W

Gilbert Abner
Gearliart George
Gray Evelina

Hoyt W George

H urlbui Seth

Holmes A '1‘ryon
Hathaway Gilbert
Harrison Michael
Judson Jamesjr.
Johnson -William
Keyscr J Vi/illiam
Lockwood D

.I4('2lClt G George
-.Vl'Cltire Sally
Morehouse Anncr Mrs .W'iL'ks Emeline
Martin C R M rs . Whitney R.Tlio's Col.

Wriglit J Judson‘ :
F. B. Persons calling for the above letters.
will please say they have been advertised. ‘
. I .. . Joni\"BuitrtALr.._ P- M-

lsrael Nash

David‘ Plait

Messrs J Plait & Son
Lois Street’

Nathan Smith

Abraliatn Bell
Samuel W Day
Benjamin Elwood
Mary Fool .
He.-zt-kiah Mills
Walter Meeker Edwin Sanders

Harry W Nash Harmony Turtle
Messrs Wakemaii _&, Charles G Whitlock
I35] _ .\V,tu. PLA{1"1‘. P. M.

70 CONTRACTORS.

ROPOSALS will be received by either of
the stibscribers, until the first ofNovember
next,l‘or huildingaChurcli Etlifice, in Nortvallt,
onithe site of the present Episcopal Church.
The plans and.Spt'VC‘lIlC;)ll0tJS of which may. be
seen by calling on either oftlie t_indersigned.V——
The ground to be cleared by the 10th day of
April next. and the building to be corripleted by
the first of September next. ' The buildingtobe
60 by 80'feet, and finished agreeable to the plan.
Also, proposals will be received for excavat-

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consisting of Kitchen, Wi§ld80f, F390)’ ,Cl"“"
‘ Sea.t,‘and‘Cut-l’d-'Ma'p'lc Chairs, Boston Rockers,
Eancy ‘do,., Chiltlren’8- TI,Ib._l9 1111.3 :L°W Chairs.

one horse lumber box waggon.
etc. can at the Cabinet ,Ware Room a. few r959 3

ply to ,. Stevens (3; Clock.

‘ ANTED to purchase, a second Ifiiil
. ‘ Ap_

log and stoning a basement 60 feet square. lay-
ingitlie underpinning and preparingit for the sills
oftbe bui'lding,and to be completed by the 20th
ofApr'il next. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Eastjorjurg image. where you can ‘"1?’ Y°""
. 1,9,, ,,VndV,—o:olige yours, L0
NoiV-.VwallVt,VFeb_. 11,1839, ‘ ‘V,tf-V1V9_l;
."“”vMiviEIi str‘UrF$—a-.érs'm'; varied.» = "N 9'?"

,V,}.'..PVb'y V ‘ V‘ __ V Juru MA!-I-037} V V V V
= AS'1‘- Iron Kettleslfor Farmers -use from 40 and .qual1_t1es. ""3 dab’ °Pem"$' by ‘

FIGURED Tagliona for ladies cloaks,
beautiful article, just received by
 ’ ' Stevens <§~ Clock.

SI-IAWLS.—l0O Brocha, Merino an

Plaid"Shawls, of various colors, sizes

J osnrn \V. HunBr~‘.LL..

Asa E. SMITH, - t -

WM. JV§TREET' Committee.
Nnrwalk, September 14th, 1839. 31132
d BLEACHED MUSLIN at 6d"p'er yard, can
be had at the store of I ‘L CLARKGI Cb.

BANK STOCK FOR SALE
SHARES‘ of the capital stock of the
Stamford Bank. or any part of it, is

a "Building

11

'~;to'70"gallbns. For-nleVbyt.~ V ‘ A , S“’”e”s‘s‘ Clack‘
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, ill‘t:Orrinteirce on 'I‘hursday.,|b° 36 in“-
; 119134] V‘V _ ‘ " I F‘ A.FI$K,E‘ Norwallt. July 1-2. 1839.

V! 7 , 2 V, _i_ ,— he
.5‘ ANOTHER M or finolI.;4'ieCnLhAcl.1i‘{c‘zaC1Ii ~lbleIult for sale low at .

remtuzn n el
_DUB!u:'s.

,.o
!».

now offered for sale, at a price wel-l worthy the

‘ A .,.'~.5i¢Pl:-9'5.-~ it-._., is - 9.2-‘ ‘:5 .- ’ v. 2* =tj’:.-'.» ' '," l;,D'?§1.Lql‘fif,Ie'(E,:U§f°e'd for S3], attention of any person having tnoneyio invest.
- J ’ "TNOTICE I L if I RliI?ns1'\I‘etters Elli: aworrrnsm Sdald Head The 5‘°°l‘ has paid ianilaverage diviijend or 8
« ei.i.- ~ .- -- * t.'af

if ' Eall term of the Nor,W6l.l‘ A°°d‘my' andall other cutaneous eruptto(q:;AsFtf;;;:l:e: by Efilgffggi ;']'l’)‘:V:’:r‘i't:’e‘::V”v‘;;‘s‘,;":fi:]"v°e';t el§eE’hs;';_°'

May 21. _S’.l‘EVEN8 dc CLOCK.

i- VTANOTHERI lot of calicoes at 7d per yard.
L. CLARK 6: Ca-

V _ The . patronage of
the pttblrc: is rt-specttully solicited.-

insolvent, and prays the appoititment ofcom-' tliisday received by

VV Tiieunivcrsal estimation in which the celebrat-

'can they be taken in vain.

1 [LOT & BEAVER CLOTHS.-—A sous would tlieoreiicallv believe, butin which
I

cold should partially return during the day, the

o<:a=o.‘<'<<n:::.-"

Bitters.

cability to different complaints, ‘ accompany
them; and they can be obtained. wholesale and

’ IST of Letter sremaining in the Post UHFE 1
ds; at Westport, October 1839.

_ ; =,'e»'-VICTORIA SHAVWI...

 style of Victoria Shawls the most
_‘SpleVtiVcVltt_l article ever in Norwalk, for sale

I‘’“’ [XV :’ ‘ "‘ . "_'l‘. STEvl€NS-

:. Norwalk. hath limited and allowed six
-mhVf,’."lllS’l'fA(),ni tb7e___Vdate llL;l"€0r, for the creditors to
_ :,é‘;::‘l"*-‘. 9f:W {ll-_ I-1.~V_(zrVu;i-_;N. late of Wilton.
- T-B d—.t_. to BV.‘{‘llll)ll their clattits for settleriient.

, 059-‘ ,Who neglect to present their accounts, pro--
P€Fl)_'V attested, within said time. will be debau-
, ‘.-"_l 8 recovery.V. All perst-ins indebted to said cs-

~li.1.lt'9. are requcsletl to make itntr_ietli_ate payment

.19 . LEWIS Gar-zrziv, Adm‘r.
1» «Wl,ll0n. Septemlier 24. 1839. .. 3t I34
JIIOLASSES.

Q :id]s.firsdt qualiilzybtnolasses. for sale at whole.
a e an retai ' T . L. I-‘ ‘ .
Old Weir. June 153.’ 1839. “O5 W‘
lE‘§ A-NEW style of‘steelPeus"ari_d liziutlles,
_V L CLARK 8:. Co.
 AVTCHES,’ Clocks, Jewelry and all Job-
bing carefully reptiired, and at very cheap
rates—-Cofiin Plates furnished at short notice—-
Engraviiigpn Spoons,_&c. neatly executed, at
“*9 3h0P Oi Lravr CLARK &. Co.
. STRA YED
[;‘1V1OMtheVsubscriber on or about the 12th
Vinst. a bay mare Colt, Vwiili ti stiizill star in
the forehead. Wlioever will give information
where ilic subscriber can find her, or return her.
shall be reasonably rewarded.
Josi-:Pn B. HOYT.

New Canaan. September 23. 1839. 3i*133
VEGETABLE LIFE

 -.OFFA’I" “S
PILLS AND PHENIX BI'l‘TERS.

eU_L7fc Pills and Plzeizix Bitters are held. is
satisfactorily demonstrated by the increasing de-
marid for them in every state and section of the
Union. and by the voluriiary testimonials to their
remarkable efficacy which are every where offer-
ed. It is not less from a deeply gratifying con-
htlenpe that they are the meatis ofcxtonsive and
inesltmable good among his afliicted fellow crea-
WFGS. than from interested considerations, that
the proprietor of these preemiriently successful
medicines is desirous ofkeeping them constantly
before the public eye. The sale of every addi-
tional box and bottle is a guarantee that some
persons will be relieved from a greater or less
degree of sufiering,_aud be improved in general
health; for in no case ofsullering from disease
The proprietor has
never known or been informed of an instance in
which they have" failed to do good. In the most
obslinaiecases ofclironic disease, such as chronic
dyspepsia. torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma.
nervous and bilious headache, costiveness, piles,
general debility, scrofulous swellings and ulcers,

the organs and membranes, they affect cures
with a rapidity and permanency which few per-

liousands have testified from happy experience.
In colds and coughs, which, ifueglected, super-
irfduce the most fatal diseases of the lungs, and
indeed the vicera in general, these medicines, if
taken btit for Iliree or four days, never fail.‘
Taken at night, they so protnote tlie iosensiblc
perspiration. and so relieve the syslein offebrile
action and feculent obstructions, as to produce a
tnost delightful sense of convalescence in the
morning; and ihougli the usual symptoms ofa

repetition ofa suitable dose at the next hour of

nflammntory symptoms of ilie most alarming
ind, will awake wiili the gratifying conscious-

Ei-"l‘J“‘*‘ Ullufl 0|" Probate for the DlSlr'cl of

scurvy, salt» rheutri and all chronic affections of quantity. for sale by

Boards, Laud Sides, GLO. constantly on hand,
and for sale at the factory price-'. by

 
 

JAIIIES C." VLOOMIS.
Aijyjrney ~a,mz Counsellor at Law.
git As feinttivetl ti) tl-i'e'city' ofBridgt'P"‘"‘- ad.“
: " J "lice over the store of I\'Icssr_s

 . taken an Lu-
Hall and Nil.-.s. in State f_V',“3e" .
. April 23. 1839.

 

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‘ wzrrruiited or no salv. L CLARK 6: On.
RIO USALINE DE LAINES _
£9‘ NOTHERJ large assortment of Mousalirie
-.-. (le Laine. You will find some beautiful
patterns among them by calling immediately at
the cash store at reduced prices. VV
* T. STEVENS.
June 24, I . .

LIVHJCKERY AND GLASS VVARE.
" ‘.ORsele by the subscriber, at the Post Office
alitriidsoriie assortirrcut of Crockery and
Glass \Vare. Forsale’clie:_ip. _
Julie 6. Jon}; BURRALL.
 ' OYD £54‘. S()N’S MO\.\"ll\G SCYTHES,
, for sale by J. S. MEEKr‘R.
UOUIJ bleached Muslin at 8-.l peryurtl.
L. CLAI’tKtSz C0.
S'U_"rI.l1ER GOODS. ,
GENERAL assortmciit; for sale cheap at
L _ Oltl Well, by Trros. L. Priciz.
June 16. i839.

JIIILITARYBLACKING.
LASTIC Water proof Military Blocking,
"or Boots Shoes, or Harness, equalled by
none. Also.
The American Corn Curc.'an infallible reme-
dy for curing Corns without pain or soreness.
Prepared by A. A. Cooley. For sale by
R. CAMERON.
Also, on hand, a gctiuirie.assor,trricut ol'Toys,
Curls. Combs. Razors, Soap, Candies, the
genuine UUIII\IIIJ Salve. &c. ésc. °
Bridgeport. April 15, 1539. tfl1'7
J. II+‘LES.—Lane’s celebrated Topaz Rifles.
'1. a superior article for sythets. and for sharp-
ning knives. fur Stile by lbt: dozen or single.
tjiiss. ISA.-\Cs.
May 1. 1339.
‘l‘VIiE1\CI-I 'I‘ra\eiiug Baskets. Band .I.5U.\'t:5.
and Palm Leaf Hats, for sale by
April 29. T. l‘5TI-ZVICNS.
0:‘:r=l\IACASSAPv Oil, Otto of Rose, and
other perfuttiery. cheap. L ("LARK C CO-

_ NE IV BOOKS.
HARLES TYRRELL. by James; Geri-
tleman ofthe Old School, by do.; Pliautom
Ship. by Capt. Marryat A quantity ofclegant
fauiily Bibles, very cheap for sale by
J. A. Waco.
“ CO‘I"I‘ON BALLS at 6d per dozen, any
{GT L CLARK Jr. Go.
‘,Lg“l.‘ALI(.‘OES atStl.9tl, and Is per yard,
said to be the cheapest in market. at
L. CLARK 85 Co.
\U'I‘ and W rouglrt Nails, Spikes, 6w. by
the keg or less quantity ; Windsor Glass
No. 1 and cxtrl. White Lead; Linseed, Whale
and Lamp Oil ; Venetian Red, Litltcrage, Red
Lead, Turpentine, Cope] -and Japan Varnish;
Chrome, Green and Yellow, Prussian Blue,
Verdigris, Rosin, Tar, Olzum, and Lamp Black,
for sale cheap by Time. L. PSCK.
Old Well, Julie 16. 1839.
PLUUGHS. ' . '
E. \VAl{IN(z'r’S —celebruted Ploughs, of I
G c all sizes. Also, Plough Sliures, Mould

CHAS. ISAACS.
March 18, 1339. §
‘1 Ii. VVA.IiI.\U’3 CURN SIJISLLEISS, for
(I 0 sale attlic I"-.u:tot'y price.
S l'lLl".S CURTIS.

€SSIl1E’Illle fierce enemy has been overthrown,
nd can easily be subdued. in the satne way,
isceral furgesence, though long established, arid
isceral inflammations, however critical, will
ield—tlie fortner to small and the latter to large
uses of ‘the Life Pills; and so also hysterical
ffections, ' liypocondrrocism, restlessness, and
cry many other varieties oftlie Neurotical class
f‘ diseases. yield to the efficacy of the Plienix
Full directions for the use of these
medicines, and showing their distinctive appli-

retail, at 3'75 Broadway, where numerous certi-
ficates of their unparalleled success are always
open to inspection.

For additional particulars of the above medi-
cines, see Moflat's ‘ Good Samaritan,‘ a copy of
which accompanies the medicines; a copy can
also be obtained of the different Agents who

oflairocerics, for sale cheap by

tor suit: by

CHARLES THOMAS.

Norwalk, June 12, 1838. ‘tf66
AKDWARE. Hollow 'W'ai'e, Carpenter’s

11 tools of all kinds, alaoageneral assortmen

-‘ETRILIJS LIME

-tVt'1~1.2 "1

VV . .. '
ERY fine Razors in cases; Straps. 62.».

_. -,.,..., ._ ..

—'-; 1-__-‘:1 1-«.-..m 

- FREIGH.2?.at;1’.+f:s.s,.~.c4a B0413 

‘ '3' ' VTlte'..Steli.mjPak7te,t,Qzt:;en,;_’_V.‘Mif 3
_. Wu. ..-.,A.i -.-~L’ac'mv.<.> op’... (:3-%«PT-stetlt. 
 - ’ -. WILL ‘ter-we .Hart’s.1titi<l'-
’ ’ing'nt NVo.rwalkV_BVridge,.d_ur--
- 3-tug the iiiunt_hV.'of,(V)_ct_ob§',t.

.2»? ,,_._, . . .. , .
“J” ' " as ’ L ‘ at the folltnvtttg hours‘; 

 
 

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"‘.U1§SD_AY is: at .6 an.-1._.V2.-2.".:,"i;t_'.i.
‘,2 -.v“‘.‘0AY« 3d at (T: 
7“'l’.J1‘~>~ :rer»..z.: 9 
TUESDAY '

 l.(”]l~.' M "iv. 3
TUESDAtY 151/2, at 6 . - _- 
TIIURSDA Y i»7u.,~_a;- . ~-

_.VVVV‘V?

'~'~u-u

'1.U.ESDAY 2211, at. 3. ’ ’ ”:’-it
TIIVURSD.-1 1524!/I, fit 91 ' “iii 3:.
TUESDAY ~ 291.72, at 6 is
TH URSDA Y 31st. at 6 I I W"

The Citizen lt.'tIVV'é$ New _York‘-, _'iit‘.th'e fact‘ of
Mttikct street, every VVe_dr:t_-sd'tI)’: at .9-‘?0it3lr3t3l-7.‘,
and ev.i‘ry.;Saturday ate 1 o’clock,,-P. M.- 7-‘. , 
_ N. B. All pt.~rso.= s are.hercby..tforhittd'enVt,,
trust the crew of said botit-on acciiiirit oj‘;._th¢
boat and owners ; nor will said. boat, 0,-. _ow,,e,.
be _)'CS]')'.)nSll.V)Vle_ for any t‘reig_l_;tg9,-.VpV,,,_ci;V,,V._.(,' f,,,.
whicha rt-ceipt has not b>en glvfln, signed‘ by
_llVl9‘Cl1pllitlllV or cl,e.l‘.l< of said boat. For further
infortnation apply on board, or _a,t,1_hVe ‘mm of
the subscriber. . . V . _ V" _ V-,3.
x V .» . i‘ 5 _ _ 3
P. S. N o frieght delivered_until paid {oi-f
Norwttlk,October1, I839. . .. , ,,g',
A COUNTRY RESIDE;’\'f(3}§"".‘-,f17b7?
‘g.a4.LE J V’ _ i
 TV-V0 story dwelling house, witli-sixteen
1- “CW5 "ll lands consisting of ti. meadow. an
apple orchard, anfla hanrlsoriie grove of \Val-
ntit trees. 1 It V.is situated one mile from the
village ol Vt/est port, Fairfield county. Colin. and
about the same" distance from several hotises of
Wqrsllllh. and gtio't1’s'cVIit’iVols. It is [2¢_=Vm,-;{V‘,,V}ViVy
located lur a country residetice, as it corri-Vttiarids
a very extended vieW_0f'_Longlsland SnuEr.],.:r';;-‘ztl
the surroutitling country.‘ Gentlemen wisliing
to purchase a retreat‘ from the btlalle and con.
fusion of the city during the warm surnmer
iriontlis. will find this place for‘-clie‘aprie‘ss and
beauty of location. an objeci worthy oftheir_’a'_t-
teiitioti. VTitle indisputable» For terms which
will be liberal, and other particulars apply ‘in
CHARLES Is.ucs, Norv.-ulk, or Tuos..C, 1-JAN;
FORD. near the stearnboat landing, Old \Vell._’uVr
to Wu. C. Bruivc.'Vrr-:VrtVnorr, No. 12 Day st. New

York. V ‘J - V V ltf‘V11.1
CHAIRS! CHAIRS ll. , ' . --
_VVVV_VPV_VV‘VV‘V.V.V VTHE subscriber has constantly

,, on hand at his shop. on the Dan-
" ~__*'"_"_i'-.7Vr';’-’ bury road. about lralfa mile north
9 of the Bridge, it good assurlm‘e_r_it_'ol'
chairs, which he will sell very
cheap. -Among his assortment
may be found Maple, Fancy, and
' VViudsor chairs ufalmosi all prices.
Boston rockers’ from-3 $2‘ to 4-.—'-
Nurse chairs at 12 and 13s.” A

 
 
 

 

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goodassorttneutofcahiueiware. . .

. 7 Q-ER’1"-QUlN't‘.itRD.
Nnrwalk. August 19, I839. . . ~ W128

1EirNoLn's AND PARMEL Y’S FE‘

MALE HEAL TH RES 11012.1 'm'1:.‘
-« ‘HIS medicine is admitted by physfciaiis
A who have given it a {air trial, to be the

best tiow in use for the diseases peculiar"-to fe-

miles. It invaribly removes obstructions. regu-
ates in most cases of pattrfm, too frequent on

profuse nieusiruaiion, and has cured the most

ibstiunte cases of fiunr albus. Dr. J. Morrisott.

who has practised for 20 years in Oneida, N.
Y. says he has tried it in the worstcases ofro

"-106 teaiiion or suppression of the Luetist-s with ad-
mirable succesa. and recommends it to all physi-
clans to use it in their practice.
Catliartic but Tonic and Aperient tried-icine.‘
Price 82 per box. containing 100 pills. P.-eparetl
and sold wholesale and r'etaillby‘R.eynulds 66
I“ariiiel_v. Pitrsford, Monroe co. N. Y., and for
sale by J. A. Weed. Norwalk; N. S. Word-in,
Bridgeport ; B. C. Baxter. New London ; Leu
66 Butler, Hartford; and G. M. Boardrrian.
Mitldlclown. -

It is not it

if 130

CHAS. ISAACS
Norwullt. Oct 15. I533. tl'8-I
At\U'I’I‘II‘.I{ large IUI ol LUU1f11\’Cr'
GLASSES. just received by
L CLARX dc Co

ALT.-—-1000 bushels hay salt. for sale cheap
by the subscriber, at Old Well ‘Landing. V
THOMAS L. Peck.’ -
June 15, 1839. - 1

P O‘1‘ASH-- I“or sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
i ' EEVES 61. SUN’S superior writing fluid,
just received direct from the Importer, and
for sale by J. A. VVEED.
' \ UEN‘S UNIVERSALS'I‘ItE.NG'.l‘HEN-
J1; ING PLASTEIL. CeIa,'br8.§ctl for curing

have the medicines for sale.
French, German and Spanish directions can
be obtained on application at the office, 375
Broadway.
All post paid letters will receive immediate
atteniiori. _»
Prepared and sold by I/Vzlliam _B. Jl’Iofi'al.
375 Broadway. New York. A liberal deduc-
tion made to those ‘who purchase to sell again.
Agents.-—The Life _:V1e(ilCll]eS may also be
had of Ilie principal druggists in every town
thrtiughnut the Utiilt (1 States and the Canadas.
Ask for Mot1at’s Life Pills and Plieuix Bitters;
and be sure that a fac siinile of John Motiat’s
signature is upon the label of each bottle of bit-
ters or box of pills. '
JOHN A WEED, Agent for Norwalk.

if 117
~ ILVER Table, Ti.-r., Mustard. Desert, Salt,

and Cream Spoons, warranted as ptirca.

coin, on hand or made to order, at prices less
than usual.

. . Spoons handsomely engraved at the fancy

L. CLARK 85 Co.
BR().Al)CLO'1‘.liS ."
7-'lVHE largest assortment of cloths. cassimeres
anti saliineis in the village. for sale very
low by the. subscribers who have taken great
pains in selecting them for this tnarket. and
can be warranted to give the purchaser satisfac-
tion. Call aridsee. ’
August 26. STEVENS dc CLOCK.
MORE NEW GOODS.
STEVENS & CLOCK liavejus: received a
large assortment of Dry Goods suitable for the
iresent and approaching seasons, which will be
sold cheap. Call and see.
August 26.
'—§.ttUU.L‘lD b‘AL'I‘.—Grouritl salt, a very
(“Ii fine article for dairy use. for sale by
‘ HUBBELL 6: Co.
TAI]_,()R.'S 65 TAILORESSES WANT-
EI).—'l‘lre subscribers wish to engage workmen
for making coats. vests. and pantaloons. rflbey
will also give etiiploymerit to lernales at making
shirts. drawers, &_c. Apply imtnediately at the
store ofTweedy 65 Hoyt..
. JOHN H. T-wmznr, 6.’. Co.
Danbury. August 12. 1839. ‘ W128

BLEACIIED AND. UNBLEACHED
V IMUSLINS. .

A LARGE lot which were bought at the
lowest possible prices_ for cash and will be 80ltl
unusually low. SIEYF-N5 5‘ CL°°K'___;
fit HE stibsbriber has just received a. superior

assortment of all descriptions of Perfumery.
which he ofl'eraVfor sale cheap.

store of

'1‘. STEVENS

O~\ru’E'rlNG and .MA't‘TiNG. a good mo"

mgmjufl {mm me! my’ m..I’Aii:ti]a1lIJi.‘Loii:.

pains in the breast, side, buck, or limbs. Also
for gout, rlieuinatism and liver complaints, for
sale by J. A. VVEED.

-ran IV. b’ xiv‘ -u"-. ‘ '. -,' '3'
".ll‘l‘.—tI’t‘a.'.V l.."’ll‘»*.i~..i.~.: E*’éi\’.‘a\4’_3i..~$.e
OR SA-LE—I*'uurtcen sliarcs oi the Cap
tal Stock oftlie Connecticut Turnpik-'2 Coni-
pany. Enquire at the Fairfield County Bank
' T. VVARNER-»lr., Uzisliit-.r.
June 1st. 1838. ll‘ (55
.Snn'L'ey’s .t\’e-w Geog rap/Lg and Atlas.
1‘ OR stile at wlioleslzle and rcttiil, by
J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, March 19. 1839. it" 106
———-RESH ’I‘EAS.—luiperial, Uuu Ifimttler.
I‘ Young H_\_son. Hyson, Skin, and Son
ciiong Teas, for sale by
CHAS. ISAACS.
CHALLL YS C} M USLIN DE LANES
NOTHER. large assurtrrieut just received
and for sale very cheap by
S'l‘EVE.\S 6:: CLOCK.
March. 2-1. 1839. 107
Clot/‘is, Cassii2zei'es, and Satlmetts.
, GOOD assortment for sale cheap by
1*“ JAMES MALLORY.‘
Jan. 1, V________
I I RE.MO VAL. _
The subscriber has removed his stock F amt/y
Groceries, to the east side of the Brulgc.
FE VV doors north of the Mill. where he
./.1‘ will be happy to wait on his old friends and
the public generally. He intends keeping Vonn-
stantly on hand a complete assortnient cf the
very best articles in his line. and will sell them
on the most accommodating terms. ‘ V
GOULD D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk. March 18. 1839. W105
.2 B LANK VVARRAJNTS forthe collectioti ul
J) Military Fines, for saleby
‘J. A. \VEED.

 

' NOTICE. . -

7]’-VI-IE Genuine Reportoftlie Jarvis Divorce
Case, for sale at the store of

July 16. T. S_'l‘.l-IVENS.

MERINO SHA-WLS

 the best quality, of_difl‘crent'. colors, sizes

and qualities, for sale by ,_
April 16. ' ,ST3VENl_5LC'1.0CK.

VAL UABLE IIIEDICINE. .
F ECKWI'l‘H’S Anti-Dyspeptic Pills for
. Dyspepsy, Ace. and Beckwitb’s Anti-
Bilious Pills. for sale by LA. \Vi~:ED.
 1"igu.red Sa:i:on ./llerz/to ; 1"’ren_c/t and
Ertclzslt do. L. CLARK &V Co.
PENCIL: .-my PENS.-A variety ol":'si_l‘-
vcr pencils said to be twenty per cent cheaper
tbanlhey have formerly been sold in this market,
At . Disi3now‘s

P ORTO-RICO and New Orleans Sugar. and
new Rice, by the barrel. Tor at retail.
cheap; White Havnnab Sugar ; 3 Hhds; first
quality Molasses ; 10 quinlals Codfisb ; a few
bushels clean Flax seed, for sale by - - -' 

’ J. S. i\Il-ZEKER.'_ i
April 16.‘ r ' tf1l.0

GERMAN SILVER —S-ROONS. .-
VHTHIS day received «twelve dozen German
Silver Table Spoong, (En,glish'rnanufac-
ture,) which will be sold less than at any other
shop or store in Fairficld county. V . , ,5-‘
‘ L. CLAu'it an Co.
Norwalk, April 16, 1839. ' ‘ ‘ ' tfII‘O
‘ 33 ANTED---A good stout lad; fron'1'l_4 lo
16 years of age, as an 8ppreil'llceil'ti-Filgo
carriage stnithing business. One who cangcome
well recoromended will meet with good en-
couragement. _ Q V V_\§7V;1.,('}t.0.VEit.“ ”
Norwalk, Old Well, -Sept. 23. 1839. 3t"T133
N. B. Carriage repairing done at short rio-
tice and on reasonable terms. -- V; . "
R. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVER-'
WOR'P.—'l‘he genuine articile. for’ the
cure of consumption,. livercomplaints, &.c.- for
sale by the subscriber, agent for Norwalk. ’ .'
' -I -I.‘ A‘. ‘V3120. ‘

1{.UAD()LU'I'I-IS. Cassitrieres aridSatin-
ijeltS.—-The largest assortment in Norwalk.
can be found at the 6; CLOCK.
March 25. 1839. 10/8
V (}1V)FIE‘.\liI_.-100 Qniutals Codfisli, for
saleby the subscribers at the New-Y0l'l<
rice,-.3, « HUBBELL 55 C0-
Ntir\vall:._FVeb_:uary §,V_1V8_3_3_-____________
‘‘ -H1cHEsTERts s lling Book for sale
C P8 J. A. VVEED. 4
[f8

tb

October 1'5-.‘1s:is.

.. LOVER d T‘ thy Seed. for sale by
3. an ‘mo HUBBELL 56 co

C TS XNTED.
 Izrtbusliel will be
E paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCHV-5.
I

Narwalk, March 27, 1838.

' ANTED‘. 1000 -pairs woollen stockings
‘ and socks. for which-thebighest price
will be paid in exchange for dry goods. the best
-DSSOYlmGlllin'1l)8 countyto select frot'n,'at N0- 2
Burrall's Block, west the bridge. '- .
, - '1‘. Srzviezts. V

September 18.. ‘ « I

JUST rece'ived_-,a supply of Hay andisack
Salt. and for sale by .. . “ L - r ‘
June 24. . -
INTER. S'I‘RAINED V SPERM V OIL.
a superior article for 
, iv... 1.1s39. -. . . H1169
ttoct<t:ti.v and Glass’ ware. u tié7v‘ mm-.l.v..-3

,_H_UBB-ELL &iCo.I'.

the ofStoie JAM!-LS MA‘i.Loru'.
‘ ADIES BONNI-'.'I‘I‘S, just rec’d and-Tori. t
ctzcap by JA213.s.MAl.L0h3-'2

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