-the craft.
-I-New Goods !
JAMES MAl.LOBY& co. will re-
edive during the present week a large and splen- (.
ied assortment of Spring Dry Goods.
Norwalk. March 12th 1844. -
~ CISSORS.-We have -Rogers 61. Wooten
holrn's real English Scissors. the best
article that can be found. Also. Small Shears
and common Scissors. Penknives and Razors
ofthe first quality, at the variety store of
C E DISBIOW.
"YE ‘Stllfl's.—-Camwood. Logwood, N ic.
D wood, Hyper Nic. Wood, Red Wood.
Fustic. Madder by the barrel or less qti_autity
Blue Vitriol. Red Tartar." Indigo Verdigriso Al-
um, Copperas, Extract Logwood. 610-. for Stile
cheap. for cash onlv. by J A WEED-
PODELDOC.—-Doctor Steel's and
O Whiting’s Liquid Opodeldoc. a safe and
effectual remedy for bruises, sprains. rheuma-
tisrn.chilblains. &c. for sale by the gross or
dozen at W E & H N Bissm.r.'s.
RICTION Matches, by the gross doz.
or single, for sale cheap. by
Lorri C LARK.
00_'l‘s an Sl[0_BS—NcW stock.-
Tbe subscribers have jtist received a new
supply of Boots and shoes which Will be 80ld
at prices thatcaiinot fail to pleasethe purchaser
_ '1‘ L 8:: J R PECK.
. Soitih Norwalk, Jan. 18,1843.
TWEEDS CASSIIVIERE.
' HE subscribers have just received a new
article for Gentle.-men's Sack Coats, which they
offer for sale very low. Please call and examine
this new and beautiful article.
Nov. 21. JAMES MALLBRY 6: Co.
In early Made Clothing.-'1‘ L oz J R
Peck hzivejusz received a lot Over Coats.
Pantaloons, Vests, &c.. which will be sold very
low for cash. South Norwalk. Dec..18/l2.
—‘ EW Books.—- I he Mysteries of Paris
a Novel by Etigene Site. Translated
«from the French by Charles H. Town. Esq.,
For sale by JOHN A. Warn.
_ EW Books.-—Gerolstein a sequel to
- Mysteries of Paris; Narrative of the
Travels 0fMonsieur Violet. by Capt. Marryat;
Memoirs of Rev. John Williatns; Thirty
Years from Home. JHHN A. Wrzicn.
B
UST received The Reason why Iani a
Congregationalist. for sale wholesale or
retail Joittt A. Wt-ztrn.
‘ACRED lllllsic.-—Carmina Sacra or
Boston Collection iil'Cliurr:li Music-;\1an-
hattan collection—Musica Sacra. &c.. for sale
by. J. A. Wr:r.n.
f Drugs, Medciuies, &c.
THE subscriber begs leave Inca
the attention of Physicians. Mer-
, chant.s.ya.od others to his stock of
Drugs.Metlicioes.Chemicals.Paint.
Oils, Dye Stuffs. Perfumery. Paien.
Medicines. occ. which he offers at wholesale or
retail. as cheap as articles of the same quality
can be obtained elsevrliere.
Jbledicines —-Opium.Czimphor.Sulphur.Laud-
anurn. Salt_Petr'c. Epsom and Glauben Salts
Parigoric. Castor Oil. Rheubnrb. Calomel
Magnesia, Castor Oil. Quinine Piperiae. Mor-
phene, Iodine. Tartar Erneiic, (Sac.
Paz'nrs.——White Lead,Liiharge. Lamphlack.
Verdioris. Prussia, Blue, Crotne Green and
O
Yr2llt)\v.- Umber. &C.
I Dye Slu_[7's.—-Madtler. Indigo. Logwood,
Fustic. Red Wood. Copperas. Alltini. Blue
Vitrol, Aunaito. Curcuma. Otl Vitrol. (Sic.
Also, Pearlnsh, Sitlaratus. Soda, Alcohol.
Gum Shellac. Gum Copnl. Gum Tragat-ariib.
Trirpentine. Resin. Wliititig, Glue. Chalk,
Refined Borax. Cloves. Cinnamon. Nuttnegs.
Mace. Sponge, \Vafers. Sealing Wax. Tooth
Powder, Genuine Court Plaster, Harlerii Oil.
Brittisb Oil. Opotleltloc. &c.
The above stock has been selected with
great care, and purchased on the most advan
tagous terms. Physicians. merchants, and
others, desiring fresh and pure articles. can
now have an opportunity of supplying them-
selves at this establishment. upon as good
termsas in New York. All orders entrusted
to the subscriber will be put up at the short-
est possible notice. W-E & H N Bissi-11.1..
P. S. Particular attention will be paid to
putting tip Physician’s prescriptions. Medi-
clues. delivered at all hours.
Norwalk. Nov. 9.1843.
Chi nor, Glass,
EARTHEN-WARE.
AND
AT CITY WHOLESALE PRICES.
L. 66 J. R. Peck. bavein store a large
0 and splendid assortment of the above
Goods which enablesthem to sell at prices much
lower than can be had at any other establish-
ment in the country. Call and see before pur
chasingelsewhere. Old’We|l, April 27 1841
T0 CABINET IVIAKEBS, &c.
UST RECEIVED. another lot of French
Bedposts. and Ctierry Bannisters. which will
be sold Cheap for Cash. by
M. ROTHERFORTH.
House. Sign. and Ornamental Painter.
Varnisher. &c. adjoining Wm.
Street's Hardware store. Norwalk. Ct.
N. B. Mixed Paints of all colors, also for sale
by the stibscrsber. 1
A Superior article of Stoughion's Bittess
for sale by the gallon at BlSSELL'S.
I OR the IIail'.—Rowland’s Macassnr
Oil. Bear’s Oil.. Ctiiling Fluid. Rose Hair
Oil, Antique Oil, Persian Oil Roses. Oldridge's
Balm Columbia. Ward's vegetable Hair Oil.
Pomaium. Extract dc Pornmade. All the
above articles are warranted genuine. Just
received. for sale by W E & H N BISSELL.
GOOD Liquors.—Pure [Holland Gin.
do Jamaica Rum, 1 cask 10 years old
Brandy. pure Port Wine. Maderia Wine. The
above choice liquors were selected with great
‘care and all oftbe purest kind. and will be sold
sale by
only ‘for medicinal purposes. For
Btssiu.r..
The subscriber ‘tenders his
acknowledgements to the public
fortlteir patronage during the
year 1843. and otibrs his assur-
i
lance. tolthe public, that he is still desirous of
-‘serving them.
His shop is at the old stand
opposite the store of James Mallory 65 Coi
where~he will‘ be happy to see the faces of
his old friends and to supply any of their-
waats in his line, either from the ‘shelf or
measure. His work is of the best quality, and
comprises-every article of men and children’s
wear-
.A nod assortment of Rubbers, and other
Overs‘ toes. can he found among his stock. from
which rne public will have tio difiiculty in
nirikirig a selr-clinn.
I-‘indi“ngs.—Findings of the first quality.
and in any quantity. suited to the wants of
Hutu! Hrtttnas.
Norwtilk. Feb. 1844.
The. Place to buy
which will be sold at P"
Those in want will please c
themselves.
and quality from 23
Books Cheap.
HE subscriber has just received a large as-
sortment’ofjBooks. A new and valuable
ollection ofStan‘d'ard and Miscellaneous worlia.
'ces to defy competition
all and exarnine__for
You will find Bibles ofevery ktiid
to 38. also the largest col-
ection of Prayer Books ever offered in this
2 $50 ' I
l!:::n"lrl(t,]’l: drlfd New Years‘Gil‘ts for 1843_ at
reduced prices. Blank Books in any qtttittttty.
of every kind, price and quality. ills” I"."‘f.“’e‘l
during therpast week a few hundred copies of
Porters‘ Rhetorical Reader and Daholls new
Arithmetic. for sale_bV the d“?-*3“ 3‘; New Y‘""
prices. A few copies of Scott s Life of N3P"‘
leon; Spark’s life of Washington. with other
historical books, which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest, at the old stand No‘. 3. Burrall s
Buildings. ‘ WE Bl-.'ehLIu
Norwalk. Oct.25. 1843-
Chcap Lumber
I
I
P
O
Boards only 4 Cents Apiecc !
At the Steamboat Larnding South Nortoia-l/r.
THE subscribers ltave this day received 3.
large and well selected assortment of
Inunber, which was purchased for Cash.
and will be sold lower than ever before ollered
in this market. Those in Want Of
. CIIEAP LUIVIBEIE
will find it to their interest to ca
ll and examine
[1 ‘ . tment, viz.
me fil0(())vff)l0‘()2feqesl)bf Boards and Plank.
15.000 " SidiritZ- .
10 000 5 8 Box Boards.
10.000 Pine and Hemlock Boards.
2.000 Wall Strips. '
1.000 Hemlock Joists.
2.000 Dress Pine and Spruce Plank.
400 Bunches Shingles.
Timber, Lat/1.. Pic/iets. Fence Posts,
and an other articles usually ('ltllPtl for in the
Lumhe, Line, T L 86 J R Pl-LCK.
South Norwalk. October 25. 1343- _
N. B. The subscribers have extensive sheds
},.,;1r.-xpregsly to keep their lumber dry. 6_Lfrorn
exposwe .0 we wearher, Those. llI'Pt‘Elt)rt.‘. to
want of Dry. Seasoned Lumber, will always
. . li irices
find a large assortment at the lowest cas _ i ..
a. T L & J R P's.
OUGIIS, Cods, &c.—-—Slierman‘.~
Cough Lozenges. Peases’ Hoarhotinrl
Candy. Ant,lcrsoii’s Cough Drops, \\’insltiiv‘s
Compiiund Balsam Ileorhouiid. Balsatnic
Cough Syrup. &c. for sale at Bissi:i.i.’s.
0 Carpcnters.—A first rate assortment
mf Carpenter's Tools. just received. Also.
Hardware antl btiildirig materials of all kinds.
Iron and Steel, &c. for sale at reduced prices by
Crisis ISAACS.
AY Rum, oftlie best quality. fursale by
the dozeuor sitigle bottle. 81 .
Bisst:L1.'s.
Ul-‘FALO Robes, Horse B_la_n-
kcts and \Vltips.——Pi=.rson.~t wtstttttv
to purchase either of the above ariiclcs cheati.
can have an opportunity by calling on Win. B.
S\V'AN. on the West Side the Bridge.
NFLUENZA.-Sherman's Cough Lozen-
ges are wrtrratiied to cure‘ the above com
plaint, Sold by JOHN A. Wican.
00IiS for the Pcoplc.—Ncw Books.
The Jew. a Romance; The Heretic. trans-
lated from the Russian of La';t=tchinkofl'; The
Grunibler. a romance by Miss Pickering; Jack
of the Mill. commonly called Lord Oailimill;
The Unlovetl One, by Mrs. Hoflsind; Travels
in California; Scenes in the Pacific Ocean. by
Thomas J. Farnharn; Phx siologv for Children.
by Mrs. Jane Ta_vlor ; Neal's Hisiorv of the
Puritans, and Pictorial Primenjusi received by
JHHN A ‘Warm.
SI
that was ever offerrd in this town.
and Horn Combs of every description.
Tooth and Nail Brushes very cheap. at
Dtsnaow's. \Vr-st stile of Main st.
CROC&KERY
Glas s Ware
HE subscriber has been induced during the
past week. by an atrarigment made with
an Importing House in New York. to engage
in the Glass \Vare and Crockery Business in
connection with his Jewelry. In consequence
of this he has procured an excellent assort-
mcnt ofstich articles as it is thought will meet
the wants ofthe community to a nicely. \VI'll."ll
will be sold for such prices. and at such profits
as will satisfy the purchaser. and at the saute.
time assist in sati-fyingthe cravings of the inner
man. Those about to purchase any aiticleirt the
above line. or dealers in tbern, are respectfully
invited to look in and satisfy themselves.
Lt~:vt CLARK.
ERFUMERY, Fancy Artices,
Gcc. in any qtiautity. The largest and
cheapest assortment of perlutiiery ever oflirrett
in Norwalk. among which may be found Co
[ELL 'C0lnbS.——\Ve think we have
the best lot of SheliCotribs for the price.
Also. Ivory
Hair.
I
f logue VVatt-r ofevery kintl and quality, Laven
der Water. Florida Water. Rose Water. extract
of Paicltotily. extract Magi olia. extract Saissy.
ll‘-ream of Lillius, Milk ofRoses. Otto of Rose,
Oderiforotts Compound or Pvrsian Sweet Bags,
Preston Solis. Fancy Soaps ofall kinds. Tooth
Powder, Tooth Paste, Tooth S_Vl’ltp, Ttintlt
Brushes, Hair. Clothes and Nail Brushes,
Hair Powder, Toilet Powder. S\\'ift’s perfume-tl
Flesh Ball. prepared Chalk. with almost every
article that cati be called for in a variety Store.
P. S. Call ana see for yotirselvns.
W E 6: H N Brssr:i.r.'
LIVE 0IL—Fresh from the Importers
for table use, &.c. J A W i-:t~:o.
$2 Clocks,
NOTH ER lot of those $2 Clocks. wire
bells—-going fast. Li-;vi (lroutx.
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
0 . _
Gzmps Q‘ Frzngos,
of all widths and colors. a large assorttiient,just
received and for sale cheap by
JAB. i\_].u.r.oitY dz Co.
Cheap Groceries.
Hhd. Sugar. 4 boxes Brown Havanna
Sugar, 5 Hbrl Superior Molasses. 5 Chests
Green Teas. 10 Bags Coli'ee.jost received. and
for sale cheap for cash by T L & J R Pi-:cK.
South Norwalk. March. 1844.
TLOVER and Timothy Sc\ed, just
/ received, and for sale lay I
T L & J R PECK.
Soitth Norwalk. March. 1844.
ANTED--150 Bitsltels Uortr wuotetl
byTL GLJRPECK.
South Norwallt, March, 1844.
‘ Deforest David
For Sale.
The following parcels of Land.
belonging to the estate of Joseph
b Plait. late of Westport. "deceased.
. g viz: 15 to 20 acres of plough.
meadow and wood land at VVolfpit Hills. so
called; about 20 acres of plough and wood land.
called the Booth Lani. situated near the Con
nectictit 'I urnpike. about one mile east of Nor.
walk Bridge. adjoining the land of Isaac
Church. and about 80 rods east of Mr. Church's
dwelling: alsozsouie Salt Meadow at Canl'ield‘s
Island. For fttrther particulars. enquire of
Mrs. Plait at the late fPSltlPll('B ofthe deceased.
Norwalk. March 12. 184-1. 3.1.12
Fol! Sale.—A new and con-
venient two story dewelling House
and lot. pleasantly lncaierl a few
' " rods east oi the Episcopal Church.
in Norwalk.
Also. a hotise and lot near the bridge.
Terms easy. Enquire of J. CAMP. Jr.
Norwalk. Jan. 1844. '
T0 LcU—l'rtim the first t)fApriI
next. the-. .~I()l'8 opposite James Mal-
l-. rv 65 Co’s. now occupied in part.
by Ilenrv Hands.
0!‘ [W0 tencntetils. Apply to
BUCKINGHAM Li0CK\\'O')D.
Norwalk. Marclt 4. 1544.
A fin
Burrall’s buildings.
ied in one
P
Rent reasonable.
the premises.
Nttrwttlk, FPID. 13. 1844.
F or Sale
AT A BARGAIN.
copied by Maltby Elwood. Said
b'..llt about 4 yea rs since, and istwo stories bigl
and in modern style. The-re is on the place
a very good garden. with a large number n
thrifty frtiitirecs of tlillererit varieties. Suit
place will be sold at a bargain. For furtlze
particulars call on the subscribers.
HUBBELL & Co.
Norwalk. Feb 1. I844.
FOR
village ol'New Canaan, with a twt
sory dwelling house atljoiiiing.
power connected with the above esiablisiimetit
able terms. For further particulars er"-qt.ireo
the stiliscriber. VVM. H. Angus.
New Canaan. Aug. 15, 18-13. 3
It can be occu-
10
e Store to Let.
To I.et—-a fine Store in No.4.
It is very suit-
able firr Dry Goods. or any other
i— respectable tnercantlle business.-
Possession can be given iriiitietliaiely ifreqtiired.
Enquire ot Juliti Btlrrilll on
vi-ry convenient Dwellitig Hotise and lot
situated a short distance east of the Epis-
copal Clturclt, on the tnaio roarl. and now oc-
housu was
6
Salc.—Tlie Slll)S(.'l'lI)t‘l’
oflers for sale ltis well tinown Trin-
ning Esiahlishoient situated in the
The littiltllngr
and yard are in good repair. with a good wales
all of which can bo bought on the roost reasona-
4
.WIS.'1‘:_AR.'S" B ALs;A tit or
WILD clmnnr. I
The Great Remedy, for
Consumption of the Lnngs.
HE bestmedicine known to man- for in-
cipient Consumption. Asthma. of every
stage, bleeding of the Lungs. Coughs. Colds.
Liver Conipiaint, and all diseasesofibe organs.
NATURE S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Balsamic preparation of the
Rrumts Vz"rgi1t-£ana.ttr “Wild Cherry Bark."
or mtiined with _the Ertract of Tar, prepared
by it new chemical process, approved and
recommended by the most tlistitigtiished ptty
sicians. and universally acknriwletlged the
most valuable medicine ever-discovered.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION-ll
0:‘7'.\ll published stair-rrtents of cores per
forrued by this ffl('!(llt'll)P. are in curry case.
-rmrr.-__ Be c:trl?ful and get the genuine “ Dr
Wistar's Balsam rf Wild Cherry." 89 SPUHUUS
imitations are abroad.
Orders from aizypari of the country should
be addressed to Isaac Butts. No. 125, Fulton
street. N. Y.
_Ag»en'5....,]ril-m A, \Ver=rl. Nrtrwalk : John \V-
Tuylor, \Veslpnrt; S. C. Sillitiitirt. New C8
nrian; Hollv A’: Wliile Statitforrl. Ill
Dist-rir:t of Norwal/c ss.
PP-=t2A'ri-: CoUit'i'. March 18, I844.
STATE of Pliilrtnder Rockwell. late of
VViltori. in said district. tlcceasetl: Or
rlt-red that the administrators on said estate ex
liibii Iltcir arliiiiiiisiraiion at-t-ount in this court
for Dtliti.-l!l‘nt'l')l and fitirtl settlement. at the Pro
hale Oliit-e in Norwalk in said tll.~‘lfl(‘l, on
the 27th day of Marcli. A. D. 1844. at twi-
u'clock in the afternoon; autl that all persun:-
inierested in said estate maybe nttllI1t‘tl thereof.
said AtIlIIll'llSll'il'.ttI'S will cause this order to br-
ptiblishml in a nev.-spziper printed in Fri rfirtltl
county, and also post it t-npy llleretifon the Sign
post, nearest the last resident-e ofsaitl decerisr-tl.
in said \Vilton. at least six days beiore said 27th
day ol' March. Grzo. A. DAVF1NPORT,JIttlge.
‘District of Normal/c. ss.
Pl{r)BA'l‘l~2 (‘on-rt'i'. March 18th. 1844.
ES'l‘:\'l‘E of Nathan Seely. late of New
Canaan in said District, deceased: Or
«lercd that the E.\'('('lll0l‘ of the last will and
testament of said deceased. exhibit his admiri-
istratiun account to this Court. for adjostnicni at
the Probate Otlice in Norwalk. I" said district.
on the 29'h (lay of March A. D. 1844. at 9
o'clock. forenooti, and that all persons ii-iteresletl
in said estate titay be ntililietl tliereol‘.
said executor will catise a copy of this or-
der to be published in a newspaper printvrl in
Fairfield county. and also post a copy thereof on
the sign post nearest the lust residence of said
deceased, in said New Canaan, at least ten
days before said 29th day of March.
12* Gt-ZORGI-2 A. DAV]-I-.\'PDR'I‘.JlltIge.
HE Court of Probate for the district ol
Retltlirig. hath limited and zillowetl six
months from the date hereof for lllGlCl'e(.lll0tS of
I
l
9
r
l
T
e
9
f
For Sale.
PRICE—$1050,
, 4
._.,,’:_.i ‘ -
Brio/r. Meeting House, cnrrsistirrg «fa. I):/tcl
A ares ofLrmr1.
HE Store IS situaictl upon the corner o
for business ofarty dcsr~rip'ion. either Merchur:
tile or .‘viechanical. On the land is a variety u
very cheap.
isfrciory to the purt.-liaser.
{luster in the U. S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N
is ‘agent for Mr. Brady. t\ltP.A\l C1,oc5.
Dtirien. SPpI.t’fllIlPt 5. 18-13.
A Bir.sin¢2.rs Situation in Darrietr. on the
Connertictrt 'I'uxrrrpi/.'e. 80 rods West oft/‘re
ling Iiouse. a Goorl Ba,-rn. Store tzrtri Face
the turnpike and road leatlitig in New
Canaan. and is a peculiarly eligrible siutaiion
good fruit. also grind water. and. bvgood iutlges
the pretiiiscs, at the above price, are considered
The payments will be made sat-
For further ptiriictilars enquire of\Vm. Brady
or of the subscriber near the premises. who
36
the estate of
Abia/1. Sanford.
late of said Redtling. deceased. to exhibit their
claims for seitleiiietit. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly attested within
said time. will be tleliarred a recovery. All
persons lntlt-‘l)lt'(l to said estate are requested to
make inittietliaie payriieitt to
D.ANlP2L SANFORD. Executor.
Redding. Jlart-it 5. 1844.
ALL persons intercstrrl in the estate of
Mary Smiili. late of New Canaan deceas-
ed. rr=prcst=tited insolvent, are hcreby l'lttlll'It'tl to
appear if they see cause. at the Probate office
in said Norwalk. on the 4th day ofApril. A. D.
1844. at 9 o'c|ct.-ls‘ in the foreiioon, then and
there to be heard relative in the appoiiilniciit of
commissioners on said estate.
St-lEP.lllA\' Siiiirrt. Administrator.
Nnrwalk. .\larr ii 15. I544.
Sawiing‘ &Turn i-rig.
HE :5llI)~‘('!ll)t‘:l'S have comrtienced the bit-
12
f
!.
1‘)
a.
For Sale !
in the \/Vestern part of this towrt
2. near the Mills of David Selleck
- ...’~ consistitig of about 60 acres of gum
laud. well proportioned into plow. nicarlow
pasture. and wood land. with a pupil crinrfprm
Five Mile River. Any one wishing to pur
chase, will be lttriiished wtth every fljeang r,
on the premises. R\YMO\D JUHNSON.
Ntirwnlk. Dec 19.1843
The Farm ofthe subscriber, lying
is also rt gool mill site. equal to anything on
information by applying to the subscriber living
t f5‘Z
siitcss of Sawing and Turning. Having a
complete set of mttcliinery. driven b_y steam.
and having employed a practical Joins r. \\ ho is
well qualified for the btisiness ‘of tlto.-r-
hrancbes. they feel fully authorized to say that
i all orders will he met. not only with proniptness
and rlcspatcli. but with that ttccurucy which
* follows perfect at-quaintance with the tilijo-cis
and applications of the work. Slats for blind-,
ble House and cummttdious Barn t rr n . . . . .
, 1- '0 I . In 9" lt‘tl(.‘P. nnrl ’\asli sitill. 66c. 65c. itt sawing. and in
Jim” mg' . n he limp?"-V “Wm. are "W iuruinn. colutiitrs, caps and bases for rlo..new+-I
orchards. with a quantity ofother fruI'- There» "
posts. Itrinriisicrs. and alriiost every species of
\\'t)t'l(__WlllCll prtipcrly belongs to such an estab
li.-htneni. will r-ome within lltPll’ province.
Shop at the foot of Mill Hill.
E. Prticr: 6: Son.
Norvtinlk. Mart-It 4.1844.
f
10
Investment.——'l‘iie
st.‘-
' —-:—‘~‘ or part of his valuable real estate
business part of the Borotigh of Norwalk.
to their advantage to can or.
to pavmcnt of the Santa. JOHN BURRAL.
Norwulk. Dec. 5. I843.
A Good Opportunity for
suliscriber
'. now tillers at privrne sale. the whole
t?0ttSl5lltt:_! of Five Stores, situated a few rods
Wrst of Notualk Bridge. in the carrier ttftlic
Person that have funds to itivest. will see it
the stibscrilier
at his store. who will give them his terms as
50
District of Norwrtttc. ss.
PROBATI-JCt>Ult'1‘. lilnrch 22. A. D. 1814.
ES'PATFI of James Benedict. of Norwalk.
in saitl Distsict. assigned in trust for the
ltetiefit of his creditors :,- Ordered. that the
Trtistce ofsairl (‘Slate exhibit his account to this
C--uri for tirtjtisinirni. at the Proliato Olfic.-: in
.-ai.l Norivullt. "on the 10 b day of April next, at
9 o'clock in the forenoon ; and that all persorts
iiiterestcrl in said estate. may be notified tlierr-(if.
said trustee will cause this nrtlt-r to he puhli.~ihe.!
in a iiewspnper piinierl in Fairfieltl courtly. and
V
_ Extra Bellville White La-nil. inst
*5.-etved and for -';:.le by '1‘ L 5; J R PE.-;K_
Souilt Norwalk. March. 1844..
L‘
_ Post Office at Norwalk, A nil 1‘ }344_
Akin, Lavinia Mrs Haiie Jain.-_s
'\ll"”- R"l?“t_’l «IT 2 Hatnilton Otis
Allen. l\’lelvirlatli R Isaacs Charles 2
Blakeriey William Jarvis Sarah
Beers. George Judson James Jr
Bariium Eli -Jackson Sr-ymonr
Blackman Alfred Jetiniuos Michael
Blanchard Cliarles A .LOCIiW.f)O(.I G.-rshom
Beers Saulord Miller Wimalrn
Bongbtori Joltn Mrs Mt‘-ss \Villiam
Benedict Jariies Mc’Anlev Sarah Ann
C"lfi" -Itttttes A -Merrill Valentine-
Crofut William Mirldlem-r,,,k Hem. G
Cornal Hiram Nortliau Is-ac y
C”'le.V -I"h" M Neil Mrs Isabella M
garter Charles Richardson Mrs James
omstock Samuel Rnyrrrrmd Gem 8 .‘
Coalev Levi Read James Mg .
Rflymontl George
Rider Samuel
Sellcck Mrs David
SW9!‘-li Mr David
St John Ahijdh
Thomson R’... E
Thomas Mrs Sarah M
Tuttle \V,illiam
Tayler Gtilfin
Wheeler Mary Ann
Wiseiiian John
Wbalen James
Walton William
Devine Brigvet
Dtsbrow Noah
Darling Lafayette
Ferris Stephen Capt
Fanclier Thomas
Finch D
Grifliih Henry
Golden Httgh
Gmitlsell E H
H()l('lll{IQ Eliza 1’
Hyatt Esther Ann
Httzelct Amanda"
Hoyt Beunajah
Persons calling for the above letters. will
pltease say they are advertised.
Srrtrnxrt Sari-re, P. M.
HITE Lcad.—5t) K995 Pure and
['8'
ST of Letters, remaining in the
also post a copy thereofon each of the public
sign posts in said Norivalk, at least twelve days
before said 10th day til. April.
12 Grzoiici-‘ A. Dnvt-;\Poii'i'.Jvtrlgre.
’l‘aylor’s Balsam of Livcnvort.
PRICE REDUCED.
Lrzrgc Butltes $1 50, S-ma/t Botttrs $1.
‘HIS popular Metlicineis, after all.ihc only
- one that can be safely relied on for the
cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Pain in the
Side. Catarrli. Palpitntion of the Heart. Sore-
ness of the Chest. Pleurisy. Night Sweats.
and all alleciions of the Chest. Lungs. and
Liver. The subscriber having been engaged
in the sale ofit for many years. cart recitin-
mend it to the atfltcted, with entire confidence
in its effect. '
3tnl0 JOHN A Witt-zn. agent for Norwalk.
A STORE - TO LET AND A
Stock of Groceries
For Sale at Cost.
HE subscriber is contemplating making
different arrangements in his business.
now offers his Store to let. and his Stock of
Goods for sale at cost. Any person wishing to
rent the Store, can have the privilege oftaking
the entire stock of fixtures at a fair price. and
uossession given immediately if desired. Rent
reasonable. For further particulars. enquire of
the subscriber. Jontv BURRALL.
N. B. A few bottles of very choice til i Jamal
ca Rum. very suitable for medicinal purposes,
at 4.9 a bottle.
Norwalk,-Marcli 11. 18-14. 12
Ptlt-'8 of -$2 fPcr .'l‘on.
c’ U ‘T“L Y.“i ‘to? I.
. . . . _ as.
"b' I 'bei‘i‘ofli*r:‘ fb”r:'§alé"as?f _
.50“-H.’ $2.Pe‘."lEon' 5, -'canSlbe‘sll‘rdbrid..ir:-riiny establishment In
2,240 POUNl)S:;to‘ the ;'l‘on.,. Fait'fi_eld.Cnu_ti.ty.. it lartte attd-C0,m.tt.l.t’l° 0-S5.-°"'i
. T the Steatnboat,L‘a'ri't_!ing. Soutli '__N0t‘‘
5' _ walk. -The siibscrtbérsare now: prepared
0 sell. a StiperionQunlii_y-of Plaster. .81 ll"?-_~l"“'
Some persons have taken parti€Ul8.|' Dali‘? '"
report that we ditl not give but 2.000'~'tt0tttt1l5 '"
I
he too. while others were selling 2340- , "
isli to have itlfttirly tinderstootl. that -“‘e_“’'”
or t)nIv give 2,240 pounds. gtttitl honest weight,
but thtii we intend to continue to sell Pltl-'l€t tit
the Cargo Price. in qiiantities to suit purchas-
urs 'l‘ L 6L J R. Pt~;cK.
' Snuth Nt)f\\’alk. Sept. 20.
TO IIIAIVUFACTURERS OF
Boots and Shoes .
SYESES &tHYDE.
GENERAL AUC "ION dc (‘.()M‘\llSSlON
MERCl:lA.‘i'l‘S—-NEW ORLEANS.
Catalogue Salcscf Boots. Shoes. Brogans.
and [-]ais.‘ivt-ice a week. Consignments so
1'..,3red, andadvant-es niatle l‘-y
HYDE 6.’. SYKES. 30 Ferry st.
3m*3 Nr=wYtirk.
..!. N
iltlfli.
tll
lll lei
'.t
I
lllll
. . . t-
HE §rm5r;r-rm-rs tirive now lulty 6 I80. shed
their bttsiness at their new staid. at lltb‘
foot of Mill Hill. directly iti front oi the Pot-
tery. They have also added a steam engine
in the _ H _ y
the wants oftlie comtntttitty. |_lieir prices are
nitride to trorrespontl with those increased lactl
ities, and are riiure lavortiblt‘ Illa“ llfre
toliire and much ltt‘l0W lltttse "I5-"""’“‘le‘l
by itinerant dealers from other scciittns. As
no H-ifling expense alletttls the Pflttlittflll lltt')tlt'
Ul seekiiit.’ out jttlh. they mlw "H9-_I' I" 5"l"l’l."
orders left at their yard. at it !'CflUC'lt0" “rill l9“5'
v ‘ 1 .\
riltetm or twenty per cent. Ilia. this not
vtiere &l.~‘S(‘rlItifI. ilie public are invited to cut.
iittl n.-ct-rtziiti for tlictnselves.
Their stotk t-f stone is large. arid crt=ltrN‘-t
everv quality and description. The character
ofilieir \\'Ol”l‘\lll€ll!Slll]) may be asccriaiiietl lrotit
_.~’,..C;n,er,5 or Tomb Stones and Moiiument.~:
nlw.i_ys on buurl at the yard.
The subscribers are also prepared to meet
all orders for I-Iytlraulic Lime and \Vatt=r
Cetneni, Soapstone Points. l,r'rouu_d Marble for
Plastering. Sand, Norili River Flll9.2ltt2-_‘tS5‘3-
E. PRICE 6! box.
All kirttls of prntluce taken in pay for marble
work. Nortvnlk. Feb. 15-14. 5
I5
lEzuii'tt‘ortl Co. Mutual Ins. Co. .
HOSE having Policies expiring iii srtil
Company. cart have tlictti renewed l’l_y
calling on llleuslll)-.~L'l’lI)E‘.t'.ttl‘ at the store of S.
Olmsted; aiirl any one wishing to elfcrl
insurance in said Cotupiiuy. ttttt_V leave Wttttl
til the some place, and lltt=_‘.' will he aitctttlt-tl to
without tlclav. L M S'l'EVEI\‘S, Agent.
Norwnilt. lVl:iy 15. 1843- 2
Protection Insurance Co.
HAR'l‘F(')R.l). CT.
ILLIAU J. STREET, 1l_gcnt.oli'crslrt
‘W insure llottses, Stores. i\‘lill.~‘. lftJt?ttttl€S-
Barns and the (tnlllt-‘Ills of each. together Willi
every similar spo.-ies ofprriperiy.
.Ag‘ainst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium ol'l'e.retl. ate 39 l"“’ 35
muse of anv other similarlu.-tiiution. and ever}
mun hns mliw ati tipptiritttzity. for a trifling -“Um
to protect hltl1SPll‘8g:llfl>l this destructive elc
tnmtt. whit-h tillt-'t) in it sitiglc hour, sv.et.-ps 8
way the earnings ol'ttta'n_v years.
Norwalk, Jeiniiztry lst. 1843
NEVV YORK INSURIINCE C0.
Capita— $300,c00.
GEORGE ST..lOHN AGENT.
HE public are hereby informrtl that the
Agent still corttint.-es to issue policies atttl
r-fii~r:i insurances upon builtlings varitttisly lttctt
red. and .,.3r-rrpierl ; and upon wares and Met’
..|,,,...t;z,.._ {,,m'.lv strrre.-_ (tr,-_ cootaitietl in them.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call tipon
lie rigeti-t tit his rr-sitlr-tire. .
Delay tint doing till to rnnrro-W, wlial ttttgltt
.,, he .t..nr- to day. If propr=rt_v is \\ orili owning
and keeping is it not wurtlt iiisitrittg7
1\'uriv-.ilk .rnniiar_v 1.1344. 52
EVV EstabIislnncnt.—'l‘he subscri-
._ her h.-is t-rectt-d 21 Saw Mill and Crtrritigr
Shop. trlit-tit half a mile front Nttrwtllli B'ldr‘l‘~’-
near Newtowt-i Turnpike. where he intends to
.I., all kinds of sawing. Carriage makitig and
repairing Tlie iiiocliitit-r_y ltit sawing is supe
rim to ultnosl any iii the County or State. hav
iua three lti'nd.- of saws. Cuiiiiecieu with thr-
utiove is ziiuruing lathe with which most kin-"ls
ofiurrring will be done. It is also inienrletl to
accotirrnotlate the ptiblic with Blavlisttlsllt Wtttlt
or .1 ..- I -.-:ri.i iiit. BI t‘ets‘t)‘l'lbt3 chares.
agsgrtuiry. 3...] pmmptness, hr: intentls to secure
a sliaretif public patronage. Jos. Stiiariii-zap
Nurivalk. Oct. 18. I842. t 43
N. B. The SUl)s('l'Il)(-‘I’ is also preparing at
his establishiiieiii to cut SllltiglPSl0 any di-
mensions. and in qutintitv to suit t.'tistt>mefS-
U(,‘KE'l‘ Books and VVallets of every kind
and description. just received at
‘ C Btsst-:r.i.’s.
Poor Muti’s Plaster for Sale
H ER .\'lAN’S
' Bisst-:Lr.'s.
ill
) UGLES, Beads. &c.—A small _lot of
. Bugies. also Bititrk Beads. Gilt and Stccl
Beads. Hair Pins. Black Dress Pins. Patent"
and Common Large Pins, at. DisBRttW7S-
RU.e‘HES—H.iir, Shaving. Cloth. Flesh.
Tooth. Hui, Shoe. Stopping and Hearth
Brushes. For sale cheap by J A Wt-:i~:D
OPA RTN ERSHIP.--'I‘he subscribe-rs
t-ave this tiny vote-rt-tl into copartnersliip.
untlerthe name and firm of \V. E & 11. NL Bis-
sell, for the tran-action oftlic Drug &Bnn'$ bris-
iiiess at the well known cheap Drug Store (for
merly W. E. Bissell’.~) No. 3. Bu'rrall’s Block.
Business will be carried on iri_all its V8fP.lIl”S
- - HREAD 'l3dgings.—A large lot of where as good an assortment may be found as
the cheapest Thread Edgiugs, ever known i
s kept in Norwalk. W. E. Bissi~:1.1..
sale by
Jiuuts MAr.1.ott1 6: Co.
just received aud_for
~ No_rwallt.' April 1. 1844..
H.— -M- Brs,s$r_.r_..
1.4
tr already extentlctl facilities for meeting -
meat of ‘HARD W*A’RE.”CUI'1‘L’ER.‘Y’.' 51-0-'
among-‘wliich may be,found—-- . . E; .'.,l’,.S§~,!f*_'-3‘
H_a_nd,- panel. cum,pass.‘cros_s_cut. back and ttl_tl.l'
Eltglllall and American Chiselsztif 'a'll‘“~stzee~‘- I
Eugliahand 'Ainierica.n‘,D,raw.ing -Kriives ..
l«‘ore.jack. stnoothiog,,tiiatchandrttbbitt Pla
Bracesand bins of all ki'tid‘s" *"
Concave and cotniiioii Angers‘ , ,, .
Holluwsand Rounds.sash pl_anes.Grec_ian:ov_ale»
(). G. and Ftlletts,side rabbitt. beadsaud’ plows
Cumnion and tii‘ortic..e‘Gottges .. r — -5-it
Iroti and steel squares,bevels and .lryA8qU£|l‘C3_
Platte irons ofall.§izes and qualities’ _ .__
A large assnrtmetiiofshellaud auger bit”
Broad and narrow Axes I -- - * '
all sizes [L0Clt|
lron strap hinges , _ ,
Rim. upright. nl0rllt.'('.llll. t'riink?.cht=st and pad
Clark's. cortirnoti. table and Parliament Butts
Plows and casiittgsetiiaiiure forks
Cast steel, English and Anier.‘shnvels &s‘padce
Bed kt-.y‘s‘&-. screws—cscuiclieon tnglass Knobs
Ct"ti\\'bal'S cart and wagonboxes N
Trace. halter. dog and lt_)\'k chains [stick-
Well it heels and rupr=—brass and iron candles
Iron cook pots ofull sizes brass aiidiron kettles
Carvers table and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying p,ans—grtdirons
\Vas!i ttibs and boards—door mats
-Blocking, horse. scrubbing & \\'llVIl€W3SI) brushes
Cast iron furnaces, spitlers,aiitl fire dogs
Shovel and tongs. stub scyihes, window glass
-‘ashes. &'.c.' ‘ ' I
A fr/..r a.s-snrtritertt of Iron
English "lg ll] wagon tyre. from
all llll£'I<f‘€SS€Sv
and Steel.
13 to 11- inch
Eri__g_lisli dc cart do , from 2; to 3 inch
Swedes do" " do front 2; to 3 do
American do round do frotii 1:} to 3 ‘do
Do do square ‘do from 1_ to § do
Hoop and Band lron,rill widths ,
Szittntlersoti 6.‘. Co's best quality cast steel j and
3- ocizigoii. and 13. 1. 3. 3. square. H
All these articles kept ctiiistantly on hand and
for stile. by CHAS l.-xucs.
Allcbasiis Medicine
The Most Popniar now in Use.
CONSISTING OF‘
The Black. (or Al/ebasi's) Salt.-e.
Al/cbasi's Herr./I/r Pills.
.Allc/m.s'i’s Tool/L Ac/ic Drops.
A//r:basi'sPon7'Man'sStrungtheningPlaster.
IKE SEHVC Cures almost tiiiivcrsally.
Fevr-r Sores. Ulcers. Fellotis. "Burns.
Scaltls. Cuts. Pttnctiiret-°. Ttirrtors. Qtiirisey,
Sore Tliroai. Cliilblains. S‘fl‘ellIli}_'.fi of almost
every tlcs.-riptiou. Rheuriiritisni. ltiflaniriintory
rintl Clirotiirr. Agoe iii the Face, Breast. &'c.
The Pills will cure. when used according
to the directions. Scarlet Fevcr, Biliutis Fever.
Fever and Agtic. D_yspepsy. Acid Stomrch.
Disortlererl Bnwels. Jriitiitlice. Head Ache. Dist-
zinr-$8 in the IIIt'tJtI. Worms. Llvlfl‘ Cotnplai-nt.
I-It-art Burn. Cliolic. Bowel (_'orij.plaint, General
Deltility. Ctrstivr—riess,,&c..
The Tooth Ache Drops will cure
an ordinary case of ’I‘ooiit Achc, in from three
to ten I"Il-UIES.
The Plaster is taking precedence over
" cvr~r_\, other l’la.~.ter in this country. for Pain or
\Ve:tlttit=s-' in the I3Zlt'l\'. Chest, Side. Lttins.
i\'Ill.~’Clt'S. Rlteumaiistii. Lung and Liver Cont-
plaints Coughs. Colds. A.~th:rin. &.c.
N. B. All persons are requested to ask the
Agent for a Patiiplilct which will be furnished
gratis. which contains a tlcscriptiori of the Med-
icines. and a histor_v of C0t1lplzlItllS.«Wl|Il numer-
ous (‘F*fllIlL‘fllPS of Cures. and explicit directions
for using the int-dit.-inrs.
A litierol discount made tocotintry Merchants
and others who buy to sell again.
Lrairi-N W. GILBI-'.R'l‘. Proprietor. -
214-. Fulton stret-t. N. Y
Agcints.—J. A. \Vc-ed. Nttr-walk : John W.
Taylor. Wt—s'port; .l.S. & ll. Gurn.-"r-_v. Stam-
ford; Nir-ltols (SC Belts. Faitfieltl; N S Wottlin,
and W J Shelton. Bridge-port: ’Lewis Burr.
Greeolicltl; Mal ett Svele-_v. \Vestt-it; C. Fan-
ton & Sort. Rerlrling; ']‘htin.z:s B. F'anto‘n,
Rt-titling 'I"oii'n House-; Samtiel C. Silliman.
N--w Canaan: Ker-ler (Q2 Sn-itli. Ritlgt field;
Edwin Beiietlict. Darrbury; B Peck. Gm en-
. wit-li: LPf__7l’ttnl Sicvr-us. South Notwnlk:’Jtidtl
r.\', Corning. Bi-titt-I; Ezra Morgan. \V B Glover
and George lirtirllev, Newttiivii; Htzekial‘. S’.
Nichols. Trtirnltull.
Farris For Sale !
._ One ofthc first farms in Faiitlieltl
lip;
County. in proportiotiio its size. is
ntiw riffererl for sale. It is 9 Itiated
- ~ in the town ol New Canaan, flbtrul
one mile from the village. and t'_0l’lSlSls of sixty
ricr--s ol lirsi rate land. with a large new Dwel-
ling blouse. and other but tllngs thereon. Saul’
from is well watered. and has upon. it a fine
young orc-liard of grafit-tl trees. and is replete
with every coriveuitnt:e.. and well worth the
utieritioti ofiliose. \\ ho are dvsirotis of purchas-
ing. The title is irirlispiiiriltlt-. For terms. &c.
;ippl_v to Chas. A. H-unforrl. R,Il'IgPfiPllI; Chas.
I.~‘tlt)t‘S. Norwalk. or of the subscribe-r. in New
Canaan. \Vai Druiiuiitortn.
New Canaan. March 7. 1844. [1
Call to the Imercsted.—-'_l‘lo- sub-
S('fllit’l' would make known in all those
inrlebterl to him. that -his c-off‘?-rs are low.'atid
that a SPlllPttt8tlI. is a matter oi absolute neces-
sity. Although gratelul to fr.~entl.-i liir their
patronage, he is not disposed to be rm-aly-
mouthed to the long wiotlt-d. l e there fore tiflt-rs
:ostich. one of two things. either to call and
se_:ile wilh him, by the 5th of May.next. on
settle with the Sheriff's Dcputyaftr-r ihrii‘tii'r'ie
HEVRY HANDE9.
Ntitwalk, March 18. 1844.
New Arrangeme-nt.
HE subscribers having tzrrrinected them-,.
selves in business. would infprm rhef,
friends and former customers that lhpy intend
keepiiig an extensive assortment of Dr ' Goods,
and would respectfully invite their friends and
the public to call and examine tlieirt-trick of
Goods. as they intend not to be outdone by their
neigbbors in selling cheap and ‘good Griwds, _'
‘ .A. M Amount.
111- 0 sins.
V3'l0Us lirutichea.
‘ All orders execu.
atcli. and in the most fashionable
\
‘.
N.‘B. Tailoring in all its
carried on by‘M.lO. Banksi
ied with disp
style.
P. S. A large suppl
received next week.
Norvtalk. March 20. 1844.
y of new ‘Goods will be
12
0- 2 01’ Hat"per’s‘Pic'roi-rat Bible
to hP.' r-oriipleted lit Filly niimh.-r,-‘ .3
contaiu16U0steelengravings‘ Juan 1 _
- . A ftttrttrg.
. .1 ‘
‘DDI'l‘lONA ' . d - . -
.i*.%.‘;..t:t.'*;-:..t*:.:s*:.:.ti.*=.?~.::::.t;:-
PM Ml" ’"' - "I I ~Bts§t»:'r.'A.'s. '‘
A l'°“~' ‘.’°l'.Y -1530 ‘tight 1 day ‘Brass’ Clock; at’
t
Norwalk Chronicler