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Drugs, Medcinir I, &c. 1

A fine Store to Let.

/,_, To Let-—-a fine Store in N0. 4.
’ W Burrall’s buildings. ll is very suit-
! app, 11,.» Dry Goods. or arty otuer
 respectaltle merttanllle business.-
Pus.~ession can be given imtnediately tfrequited.
Rent reasonable. Enquire (it John Burrall on
the promises. Norwalk, Felt. 13. 1844.

For Sale O
AT A BAIIGAIN.

-A‘ very convenient ll) tvelling House and lot
situated a short distance east of the Epis
cnpttl Church, on the main road. trod now oc-
cupied by Maltby Elwood. Said hoiist: u as
b:.ilt about 4 years since. and is two stories high
and in modern style. 'l‘ht=rt-. is on the plflct’.
a very good tlsrden. with a large numbcr of
thrifty fruitirecs of tliliiarent varieties. Said
place will be sold at a bargain. For further
particulars call on the subscribers.
1-lunaizm. 61. Co.
Norwalk. Feb. 1. lStl=l.

FOEE Sale.-'l‘he Stll)5(!t'il)t‘f
nflers tiir sale ltis well known ‘Pan-
ning Estahlishuient situated in the
_ . village of New Canaan, with a two
snry dwelling house atljoiuiug. The buildiugr
and yard are in good repair. with 3 atmtl \‘.’8lt.'.~'
power connected with the above esléllillsllillfittl :
all of which can bt.- bought on the most reasona-
able terms. For further pztrtit-olars et qt.ireut
the Slllt.~Cl‘il)P!'. Wu. H. Ari-ms.

New Canaan. Aug. 15, 18-13. 31

Fo1'_Sale.

PRICE —$ 1050;

A Bztsivtcss Sitwatiort zn Darien. on UN’
Ctittmerticut 'Iu.r:tpi/ce. 80 rot/s l’l"e.s't of tire
Brick M’:-etittg House. cnnsisti-ug "fa. I)/t'c/-
l_i/Lg House, rt. Good Ba.-rtt. Store and Five
Acres ofLrtnd.
[~]E Store 18 situtttr-.tl upon the corner of
the turnpike atttl road leading t.n New
Catiuau, and is a pettuliarly eligable situation
for tittsittess of any tlt-scrip ion. either Mcrcliar:
tile or .‘tiechatiir:a|. On the lattd is a va iety of
good fruit. :-llit) gout] waiter. and. by good jtitlges
me pr.-mises, H! the above price, are ('t)t'Sl(lPt’Ptl
vcrv t.-lit.-up. 'l‘he pttvtuotits will be made sot-
isft't'.tory totiie port-liaset‘.

For further [t'|'lltttll:ll’~I enrptire of\Vtit. Brady
Muster iii the U S. Navy Yard. Bruttklyn. N.
Y. or til‘ the sttttsttrilwr near the prcrnises. who
is age-ut for Mr. Brttdv. Attl’.A\‘l CLOCK.

Dilfit‘tl. St‘ltlr‘t1llH-‘I 5. l3l3. 36

 
 

 

 

Val stable Real Estate

 

In §§’ES'l‘P0l£T, F01‘ Sale.

H.-\ l‘ Vtllllttltlfl Ht.-tnesteztd late the pro.
perty of Chrtrles Wriglit, is ollcretl for
snlta, cnnci.-ring of about ten acres of tits‘. rate
land. with a good autl ('.tiIt\-'8t’tlt'ttl D-velliufl
House. large Barn, 3 Caliinel Maker's Shop
sulliciently large to acconitttotlate frottt 10 to l5
\Vorl:mcu. and may easily be _iurned into 1‘
dwelling ,_a gthitl well of never failing water
uearthe house,and a variety of thrifty fruit
trees. Said property is a desirable spot for a
tuan of lJU~‘lI)t.‘SS or of leisure. it being in the
yilvagc. ]f said property is out. disposed ufat
private sale before the 2d M--ttdayuf Marc!
-next. it will then be olli-retl at pttblic auction on
the premises. at 2 o'clock’, tifterrtmtn.

For terms, (which will he made easy) and a
more particular rliscription of it.e property. alt-
ply to either ofthc sub-cribcrs.

STARR l<‘i»:niu'. Bctltcl.
J(')rs‘tt'.]>u W. l‘l[lBBEEL. ; Nmwnu.‘
Wm. S. Locitwoou.

Nnrwallt. Feb. 3.18-.l:~l. 8' 6

Eieir Sale !

The l+‘~:rm of the subscriber, lying
in the \Ves!et'n part of this town.
near the Mills of David St-llct-k.
- cousi.-tiu_g of about 60 acfesof good
lonl. well propttrtiottcd itito plow. rucatlow,
pasture, and wood land. with a good cornforta-
ble l-louse, and cotnrnodtotis Barn thereon,
standing. On the property there are two’
orcnartls. with a quantity ofotlier fruit. There
is also a goo-l mill site. eqtial to anything on
Five Mile River. Atty one wishing to pur
chase, will be furnished with every rneans of
information by applying In the subscriber living
on the pretiiiscs. R.\YMO\D Jonssozv.

Nurwalk. Dec 19. l3-13 If52

Earth for Sale !

I--IAT valuable Farru. formerly occupied

by \Vm. Green. in the town of W'iltun.

containing betwet.-i150 and 60 ucrt—s of excellent

laud. conveniently dtvidt-d. and enclosed prin-

cipally by sulistaiiiial stone walls. Also, a

piece of wood land of about 19 acres. situated

in the ad_j=tiuing town of \Veston. On the‘

preniises are :1 comtnotliuus Dwelling IIHUSP.

Barn. Graiuery. Hat Shop, (to. For terms-

apply to Mr. Eli B. Bennett, Norwalk; Mr.
\Van.' Nichols. Weston. or to

Eu \-\’itx't-i-3 6: Son‘.
No 1bS \Vater st. New York.
Wilton. Jan. 23. 1844. 5

 

A Good Opportunity for
Invcstmcnt.-——'l‘tte stilisCtil)t>t
: ttuw otlers at priva:e sale, the whult
 H, mm Hf his valuable real estate».
consisliu-__r of five Stores, situfitt-‘(l 8 f€W t'ttt'l.-
west of Norualk Bridge. in the center ofthc
hti<iuess part of the Borough of Norwalk.

Person that have funds to invest. will see it
to their advantage to call on the subscriber
at his store. who will give them his terms as
to payment ol‘ the same. JO!-IN BURRAL.

Nt)T\V}lll{. DH’. 5. lS’l3. 50

Sale or to Let.

TH E Store belonging to \.Voolsey
Burtis. in New Canaan. 5.-. ret-etttly
occupicd by Johnson 66 Cumstock.
.~ — or. should any one appeandt-sirous
of going irtto business. atitl willing to enter into
purtnersltip with the sort ofthc .=ub.~crihe.r, such
an arrangement might be r-Hi-.cted. and the
3' ore occupied for tl:ai purpose. Application
should he made as soon as possible, that every
thing; might he completed for an opening on the
first. ofApril next. \\-'oo1.sm' BURTIS.

New (‘.:tr_:tatt. Jau.18-l4 4

For Sale.

THE Homestead ofthe subscri-

. her. t-onsistingof2acres ofexoellent

 land. it grind Dwelling House, Barn.
- and Shop standing thereon, a quan-
tity of Fruit 'l‘rces, a \Vell of never failing
water. pleasantly situated on Maittstreet. within
halfa mileofthc landing.

For further particulars, inquire of Charles
lsracs. near tic Bridge. or of the subscriber
living on the premises. Terms easv.

JAMES S. KELLOGG.

 

 

 
 

No:Walk. Jan. 20. 15446‘. Mow

HE Cotirt of Probate for the district of
Redtliug, hatlt limited and allowed six
months t'rotn the date hereof for. the creditors of
the estate of
Abijah Sanford.
late of said Redding. deceased. to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly attested within
said time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons intlehtt-d to said estate are requested to
make irumediate payment to
' DANIEL SAt\'l'oRD. Executor.
Redrling. March 5 I844.

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'[-]E Court of Probate for the District ol'

Norwalk. hath lttitited and allowt-d six

rnonths front the date hereof, for the creditors of
he estate of

Grace Grumman.
late of \Vilton. tleceasad. to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who ncgle_cI to
present their accounts properly attested. willi-
in said time will be dt-barred a recoverv. All
persons indebted to said estate. are requested
to make itntucdiate payment to
Tlltil\l.‘\S BRADY, Executor.
Norwalk. March 7. 1844. 3tl1

0'I‘ICE.—-The books and accounts of
.31.-phen F, Mills. tlt-ceased. will be left

in the liatttls of T‘. L. 6:’. J. R. Peck for st tile-
tiient. All persons having accotit.-is thereon
standing. are requested to call and make itntt-e~
tlittte payutt nt. t_‘Uit'rts Pi:c1.. Atlni'r.
South Notwalk. Feb. 13. 134-1. 7

A-'l‘ a Court of Probate. holder) at Ridge-field
within and for the Dis-itict of iii-lgcficld.
on the 1st day of M rch. A. D 1844.
Present. Vl’iLLi.ur Suiziiwoon. Judge.

On the petition of \Villiant \V. St-ytnoiir.
Guardian to the ncrsons and estate of Matthew
Seytitt-tir. 2tl—\Villiatu O. Sr'_Vlnt)tH' and Syl
vcsit-r Scytuottr. minors of this district ; show-
ing that said minors are the owners of certain
real estate. situate-tl in the town of \Vilton. iii
the county of Fairtield. in the hotuestcad of
El-_j-th Butts. late of said Wilton 4lt°.f'8zl~'f.'tl, in
tpiautty, twelve acres. 1 mod and ll rods. and
tmnntletl north by Land of Bcttjatiiiri Belts.
heirs of Alntira St-ymour deceased. and Polly
St. John. south by laml of lsaat: (.'hurch. and
we~t by land of Bettjamiti Br-its. James Belts
and Polly St.Johu; attd that said real e.st.ite
c.tnnot be occupied and =mpruvt-d to advantage.
and for the interest antl benefit of said minors.
and that lit his opioittti it will be for the into-rest
of said minors to have said real estate sold atul
the avails lllt‘l'Pt)rtll~‘l|tt~‘t’tl of as the law directs‘.
and praytttg for liberty. &t:. as PP!‘ petition on
filo tlated the 1st day of March, A. D. IS44

Ordered that said pt-titioti be heard on the l0-h
day of May. A. D 184-"Lat 2 o'clock iii the
aliertititttt, at the Probate: Otlicc in this tli~ttit-t,
anti that said Gttartlian give notice of the [wit-
idertcy Ofstiid petition. b_v zidvcrtisiug this order
in a newspaper prinvrd in Nurwalk. in lfair
lieltl rruuutv. three weeks §|lt‘(‘PS.~‘l\'PlV at least
six weeksilwfore said 10th day of Mai‘, A. D
l5Il4. Certified from rectirtl.
10 \Vii.LiA.\t -‘HERWODD. Jtttlgt-.

A1‘ a Court of Probate. hnldt-n at Norwalk
‘ witliiti and for the District of Nrorwallz.
oil the 4th day of March. A. D 1544: Upon
the petition of W/nits Coinstuck ofNe—w Canaan
in said district. Gtiardiati of G-cnrgc. B So-clv
of said New Canaan. a minor under the age-
uf 21 years. Slltiwlllfl to this Court that said
minor owns certain real Ps=ate lying itt said
.\’ew Canaan. and described as follows. viz:—
one tract ofland in quantity. one acre antl two
ruods. bouutlt-tl northerly bv Highway. caste-rlv
by 'l‘hotuas A. Sccly. soutltcrly bv Simeon H.
Secly. and westerlv by heirsuf Siinr-on Set-ly,
tleceasetl; alsoone other tract of loud in quart-
tity, four acres two mods and Pl+‘\’f'll rods.
bounded north by Htghway.casterly bv Delia
Seely. southerly by 'l‘buutas Seely atttl we.-—t
Pl'l_V by Ne-lientialt Ciisscy and licirsufsimtatm
Seelv. rlecetisetl. and praying for liberty to sell
the satire. as per pelltlnll on tile will appear:-—
Oi-tlered that llth 1st day of May next, at nint-
o't-lock. fuicnoon, be assigned for it ltttariug on
said pt-ti iott. at the Pl‘tilttl’9 Otiit-c in said Nor-
Walk: and the said petitittner was tlircctctl to
give notice therof. by publishing this order in
a newgpnpt-r printed at .\orwalk. three weeks
stir-cessively. at least six weeks before said day
of assignment.

10 GEORGE‘ A. D.-\vi:\ponT.Jttdge.

District of Nnrwrtlk. ss.
PROBATI-2 CUtllt'l‘. March 1. A. D. 1844.

ES'PA'PE of Absalom Day. late of Nor-

walk. in said district tleceasetl: Ordered.
'l‘hztt the Executor oftlte lttst will and t-statucnt
of said tlect=asr=d. exhibit his A(ll'llllIl~‘tI':ilitin
account to this Court lbratljttsttiiettt at the Pro-
hate Ol’i‘i('e in said Noru alk. on the lllih day of
April. A. D. J3l4. at. 9 o'clock. f-trcnoott; 5-.
that all persons itttt rt=str>tl in the 9.-‘rate of said
dec'd may be notified thereof. said t-xccutor will
cause this order to be published in a tn-\\-spapt-.r
prltllcd in Fairfieltl county. and post a copy
thereof on the sigm-ost ltPllft'Sl the lttst rt-si
tleuce of said tlcceasetl. in said Norwalk. at
least two wecks before said l0th day of April.
3:10 Gunner: A. DAVESPORT. Jtitlge.

District of Norwalk. 5:.

PROBATE (’ot'it'r. Mart-h 5th. 1544.
E S'l‘.-\'l'E of Ezra Seymour. late of New

Canaan in said District, deceased: Or-
tlert-d that the E.\'et:uturs of the last will and
tcstattterit ol said tlP(‘.(’i]SP(l exhibit tht-iradtniu-
istrattun account to this Court li.-r t-ltljiisltllPnl at
the Probate Office in Norwaltt, to said district.
on the 2l.~_;: (lay of Mat-t-ti A. D. 1844. at 9
o'clock. furenouu. and that all persons tntcrcstctl
iii the estaieof said tleceascd may be nntilietl
thereof. said Exccutors will cause this ‘ idcr to
he published in a ticwspaper printed in Fair
tield county. and post a copy there--it on the sign
post nearest the last resitlctice of said tlecenst-.tl,
in said New Canaan, at. least 12 days before
Sllltl 21st day of .\’litrch.
10* GPIORGI-I A. DAVPZNP()RT.JtJtlgc.

HE Court of Probate for the Di..trir~r,nt'
Ritlgefield. ltath lizuited and allowed six
months front the date hereof for the creditors
ofthe estate of
Joseph Hanforrl.
late of Lewisboto. \IVt!:l(2lIPSl(‘l' County, N. Y.
tlt=~t-cased, to exhibit their cla ms for setttettiettt.
Tliose who neglect to present their !l(‘(‘(ttItII~‘
properly attest:-d within said time will be de
barred a recovery. All per-tittsitttlehtt.t1insnitl
estate are l‘€‘qllPt-lP(l to utilise itntitt-tliate pay-
tnent to SAMui-:1. Scti1"i‘. Atltuinistrator.
\Vi|tou, February 26, 1644. 10

DltIINlS'I‘I{ATOR’S Notice.--No.
ttce is hereby given. t.liat the sulist:ribe‘r
has been duly appointed. by the Court of Pro-
bate. for the district of Weslport, administrator
on the estate of
Joseph Plait.
late of said W+'Sltir)rl rltaccasetl. and that said
Court has limited the term of six months from
the 27th day of February. 184-}, ill!‘ the Cf(‘tlil.tH'S
ofsaid estate to exhibit their claims duly at
tested, or be debarred ti rec.-tn cry.
. Gtoiwi-: M.ut.t1iN.
\‘/eatport, February 27, 18441 "‘3tl0

The Place to buy Books Ccal;p
HE subscriber hasiust received a large as-
sOl'ltII(:nt of Books. A new and valuable
collection ofStar:da rd and Miscellaneous works.
which will he sold at prices to defy competition
Those in want will please call antl examine titr
n,,:_mseh:e3, You u ill find Bibles ofevery kitid
and quality front 23 to 38. also tzite largest col-
tection of Prayer Books ever offered in this
place from 2: to ‘

Annuals and New Years Gifts for 1843 at
rt-tluct>.d prices. Blank Books in auv quantity.
ofcvery kitttl, price and quality. also received
during the past week a few liundred copiesof
Porters‘ Rhetorical Reader and Daholls’ new
Arithmetic. for sale by the tl- zt-n at New Yuri:
prtccs. A low copies of Scott's Life o|'N=ipo-
leou; Spark's life of VVasliittgtott. with other
ltistorical hooks, uhich will be sold as cheap
as thc cheapest, at the old stand No. 3. Burrall’s
Buildings. W E Blssl-LLL.

Norwalk. Oct. 25. 1842.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! 3
Quick or You Loose Them!

 EVER a better tittte to buy goods than at
present. and at the oltl established store at

J as.lVIall01°y & Co.

where tho best goods and the cheapest are
always sold. Our a~sortmeut. is too nunterous
to r-tiutiierate prices or pieces. Cheap is otir
motto. Call at the store of James Mallory 66
Co. before buying elsewltcrc.

New Goods !

‘ AVING just returned front New York
 with a supply of Full atid Winter g nods.
the stihst-rilier is now reatly tosupply hisfricttds
and t:tlSl0tll(-‘t’S with gootl and Cheap G00ds,—-
.-\s Chi-.:tp is the order of the day——vte want to
be tiut.l<-rstnotl that we shall sell as vlieap for
Cash as any of our ueigltburs, and for proof of
what. we say. we wi~lt our frieutls to call and
cx=tmine for themselves. As otir assortiucnt is
qtttte r-xtetisive. in the Dry Guodsliue, we shall
not e-utinicrate articles.

N B. Tailoring in all its various lH'Z]ll(2l'Z8l~‘
catritl on as fortuvrly at the old and vtt-ll known
stand ofthe SUl)St.‘l'll)Pf. A MAt.I.oRY.

Norwalk, Oct 9. IS-43. null

Cheapltumleer.

Boards only 4 Cents Apicce 2 I

HE s‘Il_l)S('Tll)8l’.\‘ have this day recs-ivetl it
large and well selectt-tl asstirttiictit ol
Lunnber. which was pttrt-ltrisetl for Cash,
and will be sold lower than ever before otlcreu
in this market. 'l‘uuse= in want of
C IIEAP LUl‘llBEI3o
will find it to lllt-It‘ tttterest to call and examine
the ftilln\\itI§72|<5tit'ltIlf'lll, viz.
100 OtlO_ft-et of Board.-t and Plank.
]5 U00 " Siding.
lo 000 "' 5 8 Box Bttflffls.
10000 Plot: and lletizltittlt Boards.
2.000 \V--ll Strips.
1 000 Hcmlock Jtiisls.
2 000 lf)rcss Ptrw and Spruce Plank.
400 BllU(‘.lH"S Sl'lif!_£1lt‘F.

Timber. Lat/ii l’z'cA'ets. Fence Posts.
and all other articles u.~u-.tll_v t-:tllt»d for it. titt-
Lutnber Linc. T L (V. .l R. Pl-ZCK.

South N ~rwnll{. October 25. lS43.

N. B. The suhsterilie-rs have cxten-ive shetls
built r-xprt=ssl_y to keep their lutithc..' dry. 6z.l'totu
exposure to the weatltcr. 'l'lio.<t-.. tttcrefurv. itt
want of Dry. Soitsotictl Lttttibr-r, will always
find a large assortment at the lowest t-ash prit-cs,

at 'l‘ L 6:, J R l"s.
‘t0UG-HS, Cods, arc.--site-rtt.:ttt‘s

Cottgli Lttzcttges. Pcttst-.-4’ Huarlioiiiitl
Candy. Alltlf‘7.~'ntt'-'4 Umtizh Drops. \\'iuslow\
Cotupotind Balsatn lleurliouud. Balsatuic
Cough Syrup. &t:. for stile at Btssrzttfs.

0 Carpcitttc1's.—A l‘ir.~‘l. rate assurttttcnt

ofCar -cute-r's l‘oul.~‘. just rccttivetl. Also.

Htlt'tl\\'tlTt' and building titatr-rials of all l>§llt(l~‘,

iron and Steel, &c. for sale at t‘(’tltt('r*tl prices by
(Iii.t- l~‘AAC~'.

_)~AY Rum, ofthe best quality, forsalt- by
) the tltiZ*‘tl or single bottle. at
Bts=t‘i.i.'s

FAIR PLAY!

Plaster.

Only $2 Per Ton.

2,240 POUNDS to the Ton.
% '1‘ the Ste-atiitmtit Litttlittg. South Nor
walk. 'l‘he stilisr-rilit-rs are now preparer!
to sell a Superior Quality of Plaster. at the l--W
ptit-e ol‘$2 Per Ton.
Statue pt‘.r~‘titI.'~ have taken particular pnirts to

the run. while others were st-lltttg 2 23-10. \'\’e

wish to have it fairly ttttdcr~tood. that we will
or only give. 2,240 potinds. good honest we-igltt,

but llizil we intend to contmttc to -ell Pla~tt-t at

the Cargo Price. in quantities to suit purt-htts-

ers 'l‘ L 6: .l R Pi-zcx.

South Norwallt. Sept. 20. L943.

 New Goods!
Btiutltr-.-t sit; error Nail Rods

200 duz Sleigh llclls assoricd ftottt 00, to No. 10.
30 d~ z Skott-s. line and low l)l‘l(‘Ptl.
30 pt Sit-‘Pl Plulctl.‘tl'ltl cast Slcigli Shoes
20 lbs Sptrin and R.l'l'itl(:tl OIl._lll.~tl fPt'Pl\'C(J
and for sale by W t) >"i"=i-:i:'r.

 

NJEVV GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! 1

Jae. Mallory & Co.

AVE just retur‘-ml from Ncw York with
.- a new supply of Cheap Dry Goat/s. wurtlty
the attt-ntiun ofuny person wishittg to pttrr-lt-»tst=.

Ul-‘FALO Robes, Horse Blan-

kcts and VVI|ips.—Pt-rsuns wistttttg
In porch tsc Pllltcl’ of the above articles t'l'H'2ll).
cart have an upporturtit_\- by calling on VVM. B.
St\'A.V. nri the \Vt=st Side the Bridge.

NFLUENZA.--S|u=.rtnan's Cough Lozen-
ges are wttrratitetl tocure the 8lttt‘.'f‘ com
pltiint, Snld bv Jntthl -\. \Vr-nan.

POOKS for the I-‘conic.-—-Nctg Bo--ks
'l‘lt(* Jew. it RtI.ttatit'c; The Ht-rr-titr, traits-
lalerl frotii the Russian of L-t'p»tt-hittktifl'; The
G|'U'lIl|lPl'. a rotnarice bv t\'li~:~ Picl<t=riug; Jack
of the Mill. cotiimttiilyralltatl Lord Oathmill;
Th? Uttlti\'etl OM‘, by rs. Htifl ttitl; 'l‘r;n-pl:
in Californi-t; Sr cues in the Pacific (Moan. by
Thomas J. Farnhatn; Pmsiolngv for Cltildrcu.
by Mrs. Julie 'l‘avlt'ir : Ne-:il’s Historv of the
Puritans, and Pictorial Prinienjttst l'Pl't‘iVPtl by
J [IN A Wei-zn.

IIELL COIllI)§.—\Vc- think we havt
It the lte~t lot of Shell t‘.ttttihs for the prir-t
'hnt was ever llm‘T' d in this town, Also, i\'()r\
and H -rtt Combs of ow-rytlescription. Hair.
Tooth and Nail Brushes very cheap. at
Dttttnnoiv's, West side of Main st.

Alli/I8 Steambrmt Larttlirtg Soul/L Nttrtcallc. '

report that we did not give but 2.000 omtnds to_

Hartford co. Mutual Ins. Co.
HOSE having Policies expiring in arid
Company, can have them renewed by
calling on the suh;cr'tber,or at the store of S.
Olmsted; and any one wishing to effect
insurance in said Company, tiiay leave word
at the sonic place, and they will be attended to
without delay. L M S1-events. Agent.
Nurwalk. May 15. 1843. 20

Protection Insurance Co.
HAR l‘F()Rl), CT.

lLLlAiVJ J. S'l‘REE'I‘,Agentmflerstn
‘V insure Hottses, Stores. Mills. Factories.
Barns attd the (‘IIIIIPIIIS of each. together with
every similar species ofproperly.

Against Loss or Damage by Fire.

The rates of premium ot'l'eretl, are as low as
those ofattv ()lll8l'.~'llTlll2lt‘ Institution. and t*V‘€f_V
man lins now an opportunity. for :1 triflittgfltlttl
ttt protect himself agaitist this destructive ele-
ment, which often in a single. hour, sweeps a-
-wav the earuiugsoftttany years.

Nnrwalk, January 1st. 1843.

NEW YORK INSURANCE co.
capira—$3oo .000.
GEORGE s’l‘.JOHN AGENT.

H E uuulic are hereby inforuicd that the
Agent still continues to issue policies and
ell?-ct itisurattc-es upon building- variotisly loca-
ted and ot:cupit=.d : itnd_upnu wares and Mt-tr
phnntlizr-, fatnily Stores. (Sic. contained in them.
l-’crsou.- wishing insura rice, will please call upon
the agent at his fPSitlt-'ll(.'€.

Delay not doing till to tl10't'()W, what ought
to be done to day. If property is \\0l'lll owning
antl keeping. is it not worth ittsttriug?

1\'nr,tv'.-lk J:tnt‘ar_v l. l-Stl-l 5?.

EH’ Establisluucut.-—-'l‘he sttti5(:ri-
-'_ her has crt-ctt-d 2; Saw Mill autl Carriage-
Shup.:tht-tit lialf a mile from Norwalk Bridge.
near Newtown Ttirttpilte. where he intends to
do all kinds of sawing. Carriage making and
repairing. The tuacltinery for sawingis supe-
rior to almost any iii the County or State. hav-
ing three kinds of saws. Ctititicctetl with the
above. is a turning lathe with which tnost kinds
ofturning will he done. It is also ltllt’lltletl to
act.-oottnotlate the public with B‘at-kstusilt work
of most tlc.-cripttoust. By reasonabe Cllt'JI'\~‘..'~.
assitluity antl prt.tnptuess. he intends to secure
a share of public patron.-tge. Jos. Stiseiirzttn

Norwalk. Oct. 18. i842. 43

N. B. 'l’hc Sl]l)St.'l‘ll)t’l‘ is also preparing at
his estttblislttitcttt to cut sltiuglesto any di-
tnensinns. and in qttutttitv to suit t-u.-totrie>.r.-t.

ARIP ()il.—-Pute sperm and rctiut-d
Latuu ():ls. dtrcct from New Bcdfurd, for

~ale by the barrel or less quantity by.
\V. C. STE!-‘.l-2'1‘.

OCK El‘ llooks and Wallets ofevery kind
. and dc.~'cripti~tn. just received at
Pit.~‘~'l-2Ll.'S.

t H E ii .\']AN’S Poor Man's l)ltl~'lt'l' for salt
at ' l’-isst:i.i.'s.

lLES.——llt-i'se and Slioe. R:t.'~‘]I.~‘. flat.

oval, ltalf ruttttd. round. mill autl tappet

Files. by the pat-liagc or less qttautit_V for s:-J e
by \\’ C S'i‘iir-‘.F.'r.

DUI l'l()Nt-\L ll\/tm.s, tl8~'l2fH'tl as a stip-
plr-iiicitt to Dwi_-_-lit’s Psaltttsand Hvttins.
For Stilt‘ at Bt~'-‘t-'.t.t.'s.

UNSK Guns!!—-l«‘int=. and low priccd
tiouhleand single lt.-trrell Guns. l*'ine and

low priced put-krt Pl~tnlS, cooper and tt‘t'iti.~'pa
rent Ptiwtler Flasks. ribbed and split and plain
Percussion Caps.just received aml for sale by

- \V C Sttit-:t:'r.

Q IEYIJHSKI LllStI’C,—l“ttr l)lat'lil ‘g stove.~
it supcrior unit: 9. J. A. \V.t-‘t-ii).
V. ll\'D0\V Glass.— 300 ttoxes lirst

and sccoutl q-tali|_v Ante icon and
French \-Vittdow (i‘tlzis~. assoIrctlsi7.t=s. at mati-
ufat-turt-r's price . ltv \\’ C .\"i'i:t-:t.'i‘.

RITISII LIISIPC.-—Gctttiiiit=. liti'i~l
Lustre in cases and pat-ltagt=..-x for Sfllt-‘. h_\
W. (I. .\"i‘t:Bi~:'r.

Poor Haws Pllnsterl
l 00-:l,l)'00. Sold Yearly.
H E sttbscriher has l’t‘(?t-'l\t’tl a new Sltp]il_\
of tht-tn. .lOll.\' A. \Vt:i-tn

YE Stllfliiu-Uritttvrtiotl. Ltigiumil. Nit‘

E wt-nil. Hvpcr Nit-. H/uotl. Rt-d \Voo:l

Fttstic. Matltler by the barrel or less q~tauti:_\

Blue Vitritil Red 'l'art:tr. ltttligti Vertligris. .-\|

titn. Coup:-ra.-, Extract lmgwuud. &c.. for sale
cheap. for cash oolv. by .i 1. \\'i-:i-:n.

——“}Iont-.a~‘ty is the Best Policy.”

Cottrl ! Coal !

$1 75 Per 'i‘oaii-Doubly Screenctlt
.-'-\tt-l tttll.t)ll(!-llllrtl (/51! as has lH't‘!t reprr-seiitt-tl,
for ~"—ilc at the .\'t--ant Boat Landing. S Norwalk
‘HE ~tllt~‘t't'll|Pl'~' llth-‘P now oti httnd, and arc
ret-t-iviug their stir) lv ofvarittus sizes of
the best rttt-ttitv of P cane In Or c h a rd
Schuylkill and Leliigll Coal, \\lllt‘lt
tlicv other to st-ll fmtit thc Yot-t. vtl! sctccncrl.
atttl iti ,'."5-vtl urtlcr—-I\"ot one I/tird Dirt.

Some of our fricitds h.=tvt- taken tiittcli trouble-
t-onct-rniitg otir titanago-ntcnt iii hu\.-in: and
s-t»lliug'Cnal at retlut.-ct! |tl'iCtt§. and liavo arrived
at the coticlusion that ice ttt'.l.~l. sell part Dirt —
.-\ll those under that itnpres-ion. are iuvttt-d to
Call at. the. yard and cxatttine the above.
By so doing. they will probably liud more dirt
about the report than the Coal.

'l‘ L & J R Peon.

Stititli i'orwalk.Scpt l3. I343.

PODELD6C.—— Dot-tor Steel's and
\\ ltititig-’.~' lallrlltl ()potleltlor'.. a safe and
tiicctual t'f’tYH'!l_\' for lirttises, sprains. l'llt'llllltvl
lstlt. cltilblaius. &t:. for sale by the gros- or
dozen at \V E l’.is~i:i.i.'s.

RUSll ES-—I'1tir, Shaving. Cloth l*‘lc~h.

'l‘o-‘ith. Hat, Shoe. Stopping and Ht-itrtit
l"it‘lt.\'ltt"-'. For salv (‘hr-‘tip hv J A \-\’t-,r:n.

EPP E ii. -SAUCl.C—A superior article. just
t't'ccived and tin snlc by J A \\’t-zxn.

few ver liuc eiuhi tla Brass I tl(.'li~ at
z_- _‘ l
L CLARK

‘1UTLERY.—6 don Razors ol 3 Sttp'r*!lOt
’ qua itv. 50 d- 7. Pocket Knives. line and
lmv price-l.just rect-ived and for sale by
\V (7 S'rt:i-:t:'t‘

BIC FION Matches, by the gripes dt Z
or stugle.fur sale t.-tteap. by
Lt-zvt ("L/trait.

New Goods !

-‘ARIES IVIALLORY & Co, will re-
Ccive tlutittg llic prestrut no-t-it a large utid splen-
did as~orttrtt-tit ot‘.§‘priug Dr» Guoth,-.

N--rxvnllt. \l:trt-rt l2ttt 

CI§S0l3S.—-\V-'- have H--gt-rs dc \Vostt=~ii

ltHltli's ft’-‘Ell Ettglisll St'ls.~'ttr<, lllt? in s
ttticlc that’ can he found. Al~o. Small Shears
and t'Oll'ttltt)n St~i.~sors. Prnl.'niv..s arm Razors
ufthe first quality, at the variety store of

C E Dittniiow.

E A R D W A R E.
Cutlery, Guns, Hollow \V:tre, Mc-
chanics’ Tools, Fatmers’ Utensils
it-on, st cl, Paints, om, Giass, arc.
WHOLESALE & R.E'I‘AlL.

Opposite Ho_t;t’s Landing, Norwalk.

H E subscriber is now receiving direct from
the tnauufacturers a large ussortntt-nt ol
t‘-arcigti and domestic Hardware. Cutlery. (Sic.
which will be sold either wholesale or retail. at
the lowest New York prices. Mart-liants. Build-
tars atttl otlierpurcttase.-rs. are invited to exam-
ttte the goods autl prices before purcltasiug else-
where. Among the assnrttncnt may he found
(500 tloz C=ark's broad and uatrou Butts
S00 (iross Screws assorted front gin 3 inch
200 duz Locks. assorted Em.-lislt atttl American
100 duz English and American Lair-ht-9
200 duz Files half round, llat, atttl unper-
lU00 papers Tut-ks. Brads and Sparttblcs.

and Forks.

l00 duz Frame Pullics
[000 lt'S fine wrought Nails 6d.Sd and 10d

50 duz Slates attd 20,000 slate Pencils

30 duz Horse Cards
500 papers Fish Hunks assort‘d
200 [(t‘,‘_’§ No. 1 Extra and pure \Vhite Lead
300 boxes French and Auterican Glass
l*‘ineaud low priced double .'.-. single barrpll gun,
.-\tne.'ican,Uprigbt, Plain. illtirtitteatitl Escutch

and l)l't'l$S Knobs. Esctttt:ltcurt Latt.-lies. do do

C .tlery; do. do. tln. Scissors and
Elipitt: Carriage Springs. Pat. Scale B('ilnI.~‘.
Flat,rouud. and half round. taper. and mitt

Saw Files; wood. horse. and shot-. Rzteps,
Glassatitl wood l{tiobs.screw do. bed caps. lit
Keys, 'l‘ahle Casiors. do. Bulls, Shtivcl ant!
l‘oug.-5; long. short and swing t'rving'I’nn5_
Brass Kettles. Pots, Kettles. hike Pan.-,
Spitlers, Skillets, High Pans. Steauicrs, Stovt
Kettles. 'l‘ea do. antl Fire Dogs,

Mill. .54 ctit. hand, pannel. hack. whip ant
key hole Saws: Angers, do. Bitts. Ctlrpetilers
Planes. Pretniutu Plows. Grass and Crud].
St.-ytltr>s. hay at manure Forks.

Cast Stcel, stcel plated, and iron shovels ant:

Spatlcs.

Coil.Ox.'l‘race. Halter antl Jack Chains.

A complete assortment of Paints and Oil.-
Coach atitl Caltittet Glue

English square. round. and flat iron ; Swcetb
\‘tltltll‘8 antl llttt tlu.; American round. . v ,l, f];,
and square du.; hoop attd baud du.; cast Eng
~ili-it-r.Gcrm;ttt. spring and Atllt~'!l('t)n Sit.-ti

Norwalk. Sent 1843 \V. (I. -‘ Tm 1'

Hfiflflwflflfi.
CUTLER Y. (fa.
' ‘HE subscriber utli.-rs for sale as cheap as
can be fouttd in any esinhlisliutt-pt i.
lfairriettl Ctitttity, it largc atitl ('t)lllltlt‘lt‘. assort-
zttcnt of ll.-\l'1l)\~V.~\1{E. CU'l‘Ll.')RY. &.t‘
nitotig which may he fotintl—. [S;,.._.
ilaud, panel. cutitpass. cross cut. back and tiiil
l‘}ugli_.~li and Atiit-ricaii Chisels uf all sizes
Ettgli~li and Attierictttt Drawing Kttives
l*‘ore.jut:k.smoothing. uitticliantl rubbiit Plane.-
Bratrcs uutl hitis ol all kinds
’.}oticavc and cottititoti Angers
llollowsand l{ouuds.sash plancs.Grcci.'.in nval~
2). U. autl Ft:lett.-.sitlt_- rabbitt, beads and plots.-
Cotutnun atid tttortit.c Gottgt-s
troti and steel .~‘t]ll3I'("S.l.)CV€lS and try sqoarcs
Platte irons ofall sizes antl qualities
\ large assurttitetitufsltell and anger bitts
L’.ro:~ttl and narrow Axes
tron strap hinges all sizes [Lnr-|,.
Rim. uprigltt. niorticc.till, trunk.cht-siitutl pm
Tlark's. t-outttton. table and Parliament Butts
Plow.-s attd t-:tsttttgs—-—rnattttrc forks
(,‘ast steel. English and Atitcr. shovels is-sputlt-..
llt-tl kcys ts.-. screws——escutchcuu &giu5: ]{n,,t,_.
Ct'ti\\l)fll’S cart and wagon boxes
l‘race. halter, dog and lo.-l. cltaiua [_.-,i,.; S
\'r-ll \\llC("ll$1lllll Hill!‘-—-bl';)5§ and in," ,,,,,,,H_ _
lruti cook pots of.tll sizes brassantliron ken}. 5
“-arvcrs '.ab,lc and dt~st-rt knives and forks
"attire and frying p:tus——grtdirons
\\"}l.~'ll tubs and lioattl.-t—tltitir ntats
Blackiiigltorse. strrttbliittg & white \VflSlti)rusl|rg
(last iron furttaccs.spiders,;ttttl fire tlug,
Shovel and tongs. stub stzytlics. window glag.
-ashes. 57.!-. CSO.
A fun assn'/‘latent of Iron
liittglislt it to wagoti tyre. from
all llll:‘.I-"PS5(’S

nml Sire/..
1:} to 15 incl

English dt. cart do from 23 to 3 incl
\‘\vt=tlt-s do " do fruit) 25 In 3 do
\tiit-ricau tln round do from H to g th.
Do do sqottrc do from 1 rr) 3. (1.,

lltitip and litititl lrtitt.}tll Witltlis

_<;.nntlt=rsttn Cc Co's best quality cast steel 3 ant‘
§tit'ingt)tt. and 1. stltiarp,
All tltt-searttclcskept constantly tmlmnrl an.

V-tr \‘!)lF ltv (‘HA9 ’.A‘.\(-g
Iitttttllcs l’ S. l. Nail Rt)-ls, inst r(‘('O-'I\.'|t

7 6
3 and for Stilt‘ ltv \~\".\], C Swnpiz;-1‘,
)ERF‘UME-ZRY, Fancy Articcs.

&c. in ttti\ qtia-ttity. 'l’ltc largest nn.
-hcaptst tisettrttrietit of [tPl"lttttf‘rV ct-t~r ufli-rc
tn ;'\lutwalk. among tthiclt ltm_\‘ ht» fittzutl (2..
"tune \Vatt-r ul'cVct’v kiiitl and quality, Lavett
tor \Vatt-r. Florida \V3ltPf. Rose \N:ttt-r. PXlf1.lt"
if Pair: toulv. txtract Mag olia. exirnct Sai~.u..

'r.tatn of Lillitis, .\|iltt' of Roses. Olin of i‘itl.~i‘
t)tlertfttrou.s- Cttntputtntl or P rsian -‘\\'t-‘Pl ling.
l’t--stun S tlts. Faint-y Soap-A ufall kinds, 'l‘nuil
l'tt'.i-tlct, 'l‘tmtli Paste. 'l‘t.oth S\ rup, 'l'ootl
l-trttslics. llair. tflothcs and Nail Brti.~ltc.~.
Hair Powder. 'l‘oilt-t Ptm (let. S“ ift'.< pc.rftttitt-ti
Flesh Hall. p*ep:trcd Cliatlé’ lx ith almost tvcrx
article that can he (‘tilled for in a \'at'iPlV Store.

P. S Call ana see for yoursclvns. '
W E Bis-'i:i.i.°

OR the Ilail‘.--R.owlattd's Mat-;t-stir

Uil. l3Pttr's Uil Curling Fltiid. Rose Hair

Oil» Antique Oil, Persian Oil Ros-ts. (lltlritlgt-Is

I"-alnt ‘.u|titttltia. VVard's vegetalile Hair Oil.

l‘tttttatttttt. Extract dc Potumade. All the

tl)tl\v'f’ articles are warranted ,QPttttitIP. Just
rcccivc-'l and for sale ttv W E lit.-st:i.i..

00]) Liquors.-—Pure H--ltaotl Gin.

ilu Jtttttatt-st Hunt, 1 cash ll) \cais old

Brandy. pure Port. \Vinc. Mattlr-ritt Witte. Titt-

tliovt: (‘.llttlI'!l.‘. liquors were selected vtiilt great

--are and all oftlte purc.-t kind. and “ill be sold
only for medicinal purposes. For sale by

l’»t~-i-:i.r.

i'.\U\tV lS Y‘ ‘U R. 'l‘l.VlE.
Grimtps $9 5 'rin «res

/ g 9
of all widths and t:olor~'. 9 large rissortmr-_vnt,jns)

received and for sale c/te- bv
P .
Jns .\l.n.x.ortY 6: Co

( LIVE ()lL—l*'rc.~lt front the lntportt-rs_
‘Ht’ I -ltlf’ IIBXM. &I'. J \ \\.’.H,:".

P I1 Is. lllunnu
ill-"ll Plrltttltti liihlc. It) ct-"mi" _.le(..|
l4‘.--t_-rat.‘irtg.~'. to he pulilisltt-tl in 50 ttuinb.-rs _..'
<""Q"fl|l'llII‘I\' r--r-tivr-cl lty J _\ \‘7'_:'," 
LL pt"l‘.~Ztlt1.< iudubtt-ti‘ to the .*UltaCl'tl.M‘f‘
. wlttist_=.accutittts are of more than three
'"'""l'~“ *"“'d'"gt are rerpiestetl to make imme-
tlttitf! t>3)’m°“'- \V C STREET.
lNo:wolL', Jan. 17. 1846.

200 duz ivory. buck and bone handled Knives‘ Turpentine.

eon Lot-ks. with Ar-_veutiuia. cut and prt-.sst-tl
Glass. Miitt-ral. utittcral plated. silt-er platctl

A great variety of tine and low priced l)tl(‘l{Pt
>ltcar.~

THE subscriber begs leave to en
the attention of Physicians. Mer-
cbants. and others to his stock of
Drugs.Metiicittc-s.Cltettiical:~.Pt.tint‘.
Oils. Dye Stuffs. Pctl'untr-ry. Paten.
Medicine-'. ézc. which he offers at \\li0|rs_8l(2 or
rt-‘wilt as cheap as articles of the same quality
can he obtained (-l.~6.'\»\ltE‘l'e.

Jlleuicines ——Opiuitt,Cttiuphor.Sulphur Laud-
zitittiit, Suit Pctte. Epspn. and Giunmm gut“
Patigoric. Castor Oil. Rb:-uburb. Cnlttn-cl
Magnesia, Castor Oil. Quiniuc Pipcritic.‘MuI’-
phcue, Iodine, Tartar Ltrtetic, écc.

Puints.- \\ hite l-t=.ad,Litharge. Lampblack,
Vcrtligrts. Pru.~sia, Blue. Crotite Green and
Yr-llt.w. Unvlwr. (Sic.

Dye Sl1Ifl"s:—Madder, Indigo, Logwoc d
Fustic, hen \'\tmt.t. L.uppct'u.-. AItt.u.. utue
Vttto . Aunatto. CUl'('Ul’ltb, Oil Vtitul. écc.

Also. Pt-.arl=-sh. Sularatus. Soda, Alcohol.
Gum Shelac. Gum Copal. Gum Trugat-attth.
Rt-sin. \\’ltitiug, Glue. Chalk,
Rcliucd Borax. Clox cs. Ciuuauiutt. I\uttncgs.
Mat-e. Sponge. Wafers. Seal-itg \Nux. 'l'rtoth
|’tmtj,.,' tjtuuiue tjtturt Plustcr, Hutlctu Oil.
Briltish Uil. Oputlcldoc. 6:0.

The above stock has been selected with
great care. and ptmliastd ou the must admit-
taguus ttrnis. l’lt).~it-tuus. tutttltattts, and
titltcrs, desiring fro-..~ti uttd pure litll('l(‘!. can
now hate an opportunity t.l l-It] It)-H13 3l.‘(‘llI'
St'l\’t“S at this t.-:~t:blt.~ltii.et t. tqun as good
lH‘tl:S as in Ntvx York. All orders t-uitt.-sit-dt
to the stittscttbrr will be put up at the stori-
t-st [Nt.~.~il)lt' noticr~. W E BISM-.l.l..

P. S. Particular attention v.il1_,bc paid to
putting tip Ph_\'siciau's prcscriptioiis. Medi-
cines, tleltvcrtd at all hours.

NlI!\\'tllh. Nov. 9 i843.
WISTA l‘»'S IS A LSA \1 OF
\VlLI) CKHEKIRY,
T/It! Great RcIItcI/_1/ for

Consumption of the Lungs,

‘HE best ttll-.‘(llt‘lttf‘ knuwtt to man for in~
cipient Cousutuptioit. Asthma. of every
stagt‘. l)lPt:Ilitt2 of the Lungs, Cttttglts, Voids,
Liver Coniptaiut,and all tlist-nscst-l'tlte organs.
. ~ TUBE S OWN l’RE.SCRll"l‘lU‘.\'.
A Iiooipotitttl Btilstitltltt prt-pizration of the
Riunus Virginiana.or"‘Wiltl Clu-rry Bark."
combined “tilt the Extract of Tar. prepared
by it new t:he-mic-tl prut-es~', l.l]tprn\'f'(l and
rt-cottttiiendr-.tl by the titt-st tlistitictiislted-p‘ y-
sicians. and uuivorsttlly acknowlr-tl;_rcd the
most valuable uietlicinc ever discovered.

O QU.-\Cl\'ER\'.' NO DECEP'l‘lONlf

0;‘:-“All rublishctl start-ittt-ttt.~_4 of (.'Itt(‘..'l pct-
forutctl bv this rnetlitittc. are in curry case,
'i'itiii-2. Bt-. cttrteftti and get the gt-uuiue " Dr.’
l-Vistafs Bulsamtf lVilrl Cherry." its spurious
ttititaiious arc abroad.

Ottlcrs from any part of thc countr_v should
be atltlressctl to Isaac Butts. No. 125, Fulton
_-5trPPl, N. Y.

Agert .s—Juhn A. \\'cml. N-trwztll: : John W’.

~t:tou ' llollv ck’ \Vltitc Statiifttrtl. l0

L JLVS’ l£00ks,—'l ll-: Mysterit-s of Putts
u l\t-vt-l by‘-Eugene Sue. 'l‘raits'lato-d

from the French by~,Cliarles U. 'l'own. Esq.,
For stile by Joim A. Wizin.

Ebb’ Books.-—Gcrolstciit n stquclt to
l\’.l_vstertt=s old Paris; Narrative of the
l‘rave|s ol't\lonsir-ttr Vtolt-t. by Capt. Mnrryat;
\letttnirs of Rev. John \Vitlttttus; '1 bitty
Yrurs from H-ttnc. Jttl|l\' A. \\'t:i~:n.

U51‘ received The l-letisou uhy lam it
' Ctingregatitiiiallsl. for sztle \\lio|ri-zT"e or
" '=t'l ’ Jt~rit\'—A Vlrzirn,

. ACESEIB ltllléic.-—Cntittina Sucrti or
3 liostou (It llccttonol Clttirclt i\l-t~it:—-.\lan-
'-ullattC0llc(:Iiott—d1unica Sacra. 6&1-..f-it sale

3/. J. A. Wmzn.
China, Glass,»
AND

EAI§'l‘HI51\'-‘V.-£1313.
A'l‘ Cl'l'l' \-VllHLE.\"Al.l-. l‘l'll(‘l-IS.
L. t\'. J. R. Peck. have-.in store a large
o attdsplcutlttl assurtntt-nt of the above
Goods which t!ti2ll)lt‘St llt'tIl to sell lllpri('m~ mot-l-.
Inwcr titan can be had,at any other establisi
tut-ut to thc couu:ry. Call and sec bt-tore pm.
llttt~'lltL‘ Hlsewi etc.

To CABINET‘ DlAKEl§S, &c.,
 Hlllllllt I lul til l4‘t(»-|t('l7
tiHlp0Sl~. and Cut-try Batttiistcrs, \\lri(‘l| will
be .~ttl(.l Cheap tor Cash. hv
.\l. ftrriti-:itr'ui.-rtt.
Housc. Sign. and Ufl|t«tllt‘ttiEll Piittttrr,
"’iltltisll°l'. Cit‘. ittlitiitpirtg 1", C_
Sll't‘P3'.~‘ i‘lardv.'uir- stoic. Norvt'alk.Cf.
N. B. Mixctl Paints ofall colors. also for 3 la
‘y lhc S'7l|~l't’.~l)Pl'.

Superior iirttcle of Sttir.glitttrt's Bytes:
.. for still‘ by the gallon at Bis.-n.1.'t=.

’ 00'I's rt SHOES-New stock.-

r"[)P .~tilt~t'.ivliH., li.:vt-jug». WC iv“; 3 “Q,”
“’l'!'l.Y ‘W1’-’00ts Htltl shoes Wltlrll will ll!‘ sold
tt prices that cannot fail to plc:t.~tvtltr» purchaser

'l‘ L rt .1 R Pi-zctt.

South Norwalk. Jan. l8, 1:343, ,
T TWVEEDS CASSI1VlBI€E.-

HE s‘ttli~(‘t‘tl)t*rs have just !H'ttvt-(I a new
.i$tt.'lo» lur Gt-rill:-nit-n't~‘ Suck Cont3_ “.l,},.h rhey
l’l'cr for s-le very low. Please call 9",] examine

his new and beautiful iirtit-le.
N- v. 21. JAM]-8 lVl.u.i.orir 6: Ca.

P early Made Clothing.--'l‘ L or. J: R;

Pt-ck hztvr-_ju-z r€.'(:¢-ivrtl‘ a lot Over Coats,
l’=mt:tlot»n.<. Vests, do-.. which will he sold very
low for cash. Sotitli Nrirwzilk. Dem. ]8.~]2_

.TSS0LU'l‘I0N.—'l'he (Ir)-par nessliip
. livret-i|~,ite existing between Jalnes Map
l0t_V't NUSP.~' 0. Banks. and Williar“ K. Lflwig
lltztlvl’ the nanteand firm of James 'M,,”0,y &'
Cu is this day tlestilvetl by mutual ('0Hse"|. by
git-e witttdrawal of Moses 0. Banks from u,.

tin.

'l‘ht= Books ofthe late firm will he-left" at'tl')ci'r
old stautl liar settlr-tuent. Those trim ,,,,,-.a,_
tlcbtcd are t'PqttPstetl to call and settle thgiy Le,
counts without delay. JAMES MAL. 0,“

lylthltli 0, BAX‘.
. WM K. Lewis.
Notwalk l\larch.5 1844.

N. B. The cut S(.‘l'llJt'!S will cut iinue the
liusiur-ss at the old stnlltl t-l',)nm. 3 ;\1,,“,,,v. un_
dcr the natne and lirtn ol'Jaa .\-lnltnn, 5‘ ‘Cm

JAM!-Z8 .\liu.r,tntg_
Witt K Livia.

ISSOLUTION of (,‘o-pa..tnel._
shill"-"'l‘l‘t‘. Ctilhtrttit-r-lit ) ht-rttolnro
9“t"i"L! tHt'lf't‘ the firm of \\laltonl 6-’ H.-inford
i< this day tll.~‘.~‘O'Vt-ti by mutual consent At;
pt-rs-ons ind-'.itcd to the firm must n akc. immn-I
diaie paxmt-nt, and r|..,s.. r,,,\.i, g ,,,,"”'m',"
against it will present them f r .~‘Ptllt-'tl'tt.m_ “
WALT N &- H.u\'ir.,m,_
P. S. All accounts not settled by the fi...,‘,,E.
At ril. will be put-ed in the bands or "‘ ‘
, . .; In .
for collection. Anon”;
Norwafk, March 11,1844. 3,“

'l‘u_\-tor. \Vcstport; S C. Sillitttati, New Ca-\

Old VVell, A] ril 27,1341.’