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Liichfieid, E. 457 451 5 529 412 ei-enceto our zidvei-tisuig colunins, it will be seen! EMAINING in the Post Omce’ Norwnni,
‘V ‘ l _ A 1 8 is ‘6 Hui-wiiitoii. 141 80 21; Ex: J: E that this valuable medicine 1S oflered for sale mi Apt-3] 1, 1846,
g "‘ "‘*““159 P" ’ ' ' ,2: :5 n._._ this city. Vise e_steein.it.a pleasiire to be able l Allen, John J Leun-She-,.,-:y,. A]c'xaf]de‘r
1vii.c11'.§.i'er’-203 164 52 ‘.1’-'-'1 === '~"-‘ ‘° “"°°“"“."“ ‘ms ’"ed‘°’”"a'"‘S “he best C“-°“‘lA1b91'1S°" <55 Smith Lockwood. Gérslmm
TIIE, ELECTION. IBrn,mm‘s'_|en"]80 177 H. 29.: 2::-.-. -: lated for the purpose of curing coughs, colds, _;A1b;u, Cluuqes Lmnnson, Edward
TUESDAY NOON. Cnmmmk, 9.0 136 15.. --- 6-("'1 " lSL(:x1'le-stl11’(i:1f,1aSll}mil, and alj zilfectiofns of t_l11e,Andrus, Perry. McGloughliin, Farrell
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AS °ur.ExpreSS mums are not yet m’ we Sit’ 33.; 33.11 3333 D1‘-ghylle. we knoivptllidflllio 1i:sqiiounqi11i]1:l:.‘l2‘rti<l Ilggdgilicllsfitlnuel lfllthew
down to give our readers the state of the vote \V:i5hingl01),]38 153 :23 161 ]76 20 his mediciiies are not nostruins of the modern Bee,-5, Ezekiel Nn¢i°;’M,.S Mary E
about home, which by the Way is. any thing but ' 7% 1’ 15 Cry ‘lib. b‘1_t {'19 the 1'}19j“l‘ Of his 10118 5‘XPe1'1e11C9{_ Beers, Miss Mary Nash: Abby Jane—-3 -
satisfactory. Our labor has been anup-hill task. Wnnd’nn’,,., 23, 216 2 229 199 2 “3e'}1lPl:lab°£§111z‘%:zlg’?C:{11Db?11dD111;3 $991159 01_Buel, Miss Phebe Ann Odell, Eleanor Miss
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do it .31.: 11.2.. -. i’ J” L 1 my .1E:3::.::,i:%1:.*::...... i.’"::‘°‘i.§i:::1.’. ..
just such a t.hi'eshing as we feel disposed, but to S,;‘,;,m'ry',’ 23.‘; 264 ‘3 :1‘! ‘.5 ONLY GIVE [T A FAIR r.pRIAL__\Ve 'Bm_it’ vunnam P:‘ci:‘M1_ 9
struggle with our friends is a little to much for C'ui’1ii_ii ii, _’ 70.3, 5-: :5: : ask no more of finy qne,11mu yo ewe ,D.,-,,Ia_1y‘m_g'5 Bidwe-11, Alexander Roberts’ Ed“-.,n.d
us. The license law has been used against us Iq"l"f‘_°”‘v 31 =:__: as 2- .E.L:!76C[.0T('1(;l7l[tl‘l't1ll'l:l:l8l,'fll1d if it does not curethe Burdock, Samuel Re,,_.,ne,., Andrew
_ n_ O _f_.P d 1 I -.‘1-non. __o 0 E: :2: : Vi'11lO11S .Seases toi which it is recomeiided, Booies, Ruben Reynolds, Debn,.nh____.2
m°3t3d1'°1tl.Y and efil3°”"’ 3' u‘ “"1 3 ““"= Loriiwall, 1:7 204 19 ___ __=_ : soonerarirl more effectually than any other uied- C,-eokSh.,nke' Marin R, mend Rufus E
been willing to submit to the ignomiiiious yoke of Goslieii, 231 7] 123m ieiue that has ever been nfl-cred to the nnnnc the C‘. ‘B _.d’U . Ty . -’ , ._ ' '
_ _ _ Ken, 3,,“ 169 184 P _ _ _ _ _ 1 intoii, 11 get Ra mond,Miss MaryH
loco—focoisin, temporarily, rather than the exc1s- ' __ __ __ __ __ ioprietor is willidg to undergo any penalty, Cunlmins, Rufus 3 Se leek, Gen
ion ofthe mp. bylaw. and thus we have been 3933 3530 35*: 1915 1996 131 1’I‘:l’};,fs‘“‘,3’,,S‘;:’ C°“’3’v J01”. . §“‘¥“de*3~ A H
Comllened "3 yield tolfm aplmmnt ]°°°‘f°c° HARTFORD COUNTY‘ Cnzlghs, Colds. A3111-m}1. B"r021r:li'£ti.s. Bleealiné’ lmldiizd
gain. I-Iiirtford, 1380 982 39 1223 940 54 from the Lungs or T/zroat, _W7zo0pz'7z,gr=CozigI1, Dennnlyz Rnbm Smbb,;,,S,JOSe'ph
Here is the position of the case in Norwalk : , A"°'?v 14? F35 7 124 71 Ii 0’ W17)’ and *1 Ve1')"l‘11_'£’9 1Tj".l°1'1tY Oflhe "1055 Fitch, Geo‘. Smith, Mrs Susan
First Representative. lgcfllnl’ §§i}1‘)‘ilp°*_"§3 011533 Of (.{ON~5I.If_l‘.IPTION9 Whell Gould, John 13.--2‘ Siiiith,Mi's Mai'gare'tt'e'
. V i.sto , .-. ~ .. .. . - ysicians and presciiptions ail to_do any good. Gregnw. Josmh Snnth’ Miss Mm. M
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Th°m"‘5 B‘ Butlmv \V' 7‘Blo:mifield, 125 215 1/ 108 191 21 Again we say only try it. It will not harm Cm A]. , Sh Id ‘V
J‘ P‘ H‘mf°"d= L‘ 273 Burlington, 136 129 6 121 121 7 you, but it must and it will do you good. 2 [Q fltmi.‘ . T0‘) 3 ed On’ B fine"
He11I3'KidI1eyi Ab- 15 Canton, 208 133 22 209 152 28 ' ‘H05’ -'1, ""§‘S0- $11!} °ff’N“r§]B
4- H111. ‘~’ E.Hai'tford, 268 278 3 223 230 3 M A R R 1 A G 133 'Ham,' 8"’ .' "S ‘.13 ‘f° ’M°"E
J. G.’ Qpi.9.le§’a 1 E. \Viiidsor, 363 242 2 208 125 1 . , 1;§5,;,§1,;: Ojiin E \t;lg’bi),r’1yI,.:SEmi]y
3111111 ht-T011111 1 Eiifield, 301 159 3 306 145 6_ In 1‘_.i1r1ie1.i, March 26111, by Rev. Mr. A(l:ln1S,!HoVt’1\[igS C,,,,.,Ss,, Wu-,u},,,k_ C,,n,Geo
—‘ 092 Farmington, 155 185 53 155 200 59_l1V‘l1-.qVV iii. G()lI(.l(!l1f0i}dBl‘lLlg8p0l‘l, to Miss Hairriet’Kej1y,Jnhn \Vnte,,bn,.y, ASne1A
~ ' Glusteribury,210 344 5 192 374 5' - - wrs<==‘o1’*aiI'1o - . 1,,,ck,,'.o,,d M,“ C B
-- Granby, 254 261 100m ——-.~ - 1,1,? Pmisnné 11- f t} 1, . L . . .
55 Hiirtland 103 1-21 1 81 123 2 DEA TH-S. .-1] 1 . . C,i1.'."§ 5" la a me me”
Second Representative. Manchesfei’. 201 156 2 203 159 4 Iumn mwuon .1.nm,.d,, I”, V, C, _, O‘ “I p else sa)J::\fi3t§eS'TEVENS, 1;_ RI.
Wm» 3- L0CkW00d. VV- 339 M‘”'lb°"°i 91 66 1 76 74 i [ed .,,,:d 54 3 ‘y “D '1 L my 65 m- Norwalk April 3 1846. 14
A- E- 51111111» L- 9'73 R°°kY Hm’ 108 115 9 9'5 195 9 S iiiiiiié1ow{mnThu1s.1w1a=i Mr '1"m 111 11- y ,
D- K- N11-“ha All 15 Slm5b_ur.Vv 199 172 2 200 183 rill, aged 67 —Also, on 'l;l-ll1l‘SL(li’ly last, I111: liolsiiisll LIST 0.F LETTEIRS’ .
Win, H_ Benedict, 1 Southiiigtoii,199 216 20 Reed’ ,,geu5]_ EMAINING in the Post Office, Ridge-
s. H, _13,.11e_,-, 1 Suffield, :2-24 317 2 204 331 5, in 1111. town on the 2.1 inst. Araty, Wife or Dea. fi01d.Ai>ri1 lot. 1846-
I~I;u~vey Pennoyer, 1 &;et(li1ersf'd,282 230 ? 249 214 10 Ni;ll1:iéi_dCa1fii:;;,‘i1i tllel 49y1car eftliler age. Abbot, Charles R G-ilbeyf, Benj
_ in sor,— 205 259 209 292 H I we on. no lie 3 sign t. 1)’ the RCVGTCHJ B rr U I H k' , L 155 H
297 S_ Vvindsol. 160 171 1 I HlPlll°_VCl', .!lit(l:IleS l|.a(.<(.1ii (:1gc()l all:oi1t 60)} to B3”: E335,-Id I{(‘31CI,)IelxllSMiss Rinry G
__ __ _j_ ____[\\'l 0\V Zillllill linlli agei ' yel1l'S VV 0 HOVV 1'15 Bu1.l. J1. Dr '[(e(_Ip.’ M‘ E
.— . 1 — 'hci' l'oi1rthl1ii.-baiid. Mu)’ success attend them in all ’ ". ‘- ' ’ “l’ 1.55. my
35 0578 5159 357 4977 4904 991,“, - d,. . I.‘ ,,_. ‘Bette, Philo liee"ler, Phillip B
NEW HAVEN COUNTY. %1‘"1’1jl,,):-l‘[1S:’,l‘)',]j),)an, An,“ 53,], Abignl D“,;gn,'“,n-C Benedict, Benj Lines, ‘Wm M
Sena“-.¢_12g}, 1)i,,meg_‘ I‘Ii1lV'ell. 27 1528 53 .ofI'l‘l1;i1iloi'e Dnviglit, in, ihle SV]lSl_\';3tll’2gl‘lllei‘Ci!g(\,N Ilguieiy, $t(c3pl‘.8g:—2 l1\)‘Iille1',] Jl1S§\Il18D
' nfarvin H/n.n.te aini_e1i.. . _ . ni ‘ 11 e cliiy 0 ‘L (::w or (,1 “ye, _ ,1‘ . ,,,.n',,,,e outoii L 0-., ‘ time; n,.nnn ee‘ . 1 . n
3.2 ’ at!.‘.:’:‘.:_:-.:“:%:. 33 . 3:’. 3 i‘5.L.f;,i"€v‘3.§.’..‘3.‘:i‘°}§‘.?£.3‘ °“‘“‘°* %‘.:‘:.':*.":‘ %?‘’-"it** 113%“ ‘°‘1."‘” W“
Vliiltoii, 179 134 N-Hi?“-'11--1‘~36 15?» 123 ](50 1! liiBrid:1epo1't Marcii'2lst'R.eb9cca A.-d'1i‘1oh‘ter - ‘ Z ).’ mf . T-ley’ cm-Ty
- _ r. _ .. 1 . v ’ , , ' _ ‘ D De P oi est, (reoige Riley, Lewis
New iuaiiaati, 139 193 Bé’.lll2HI_\’.. ..(i9 117 l0 (16 U9 2 ofLev1 ziiid Betsey (1. W ood, aged Zycars. Dickene H.u.,.e Sunderlnnd C 1.0]-
Darien, 78 75 W'o'dbridg H2 95 91 75 Atl3__i'i1iil<|_vii Infill‘ the l6ll1ult. Charlotte L. Dione”; Sgephgn Smith Mrs‘ Esflnheille
S,n,n,fU,.d, 333 237 _l)ei'b_v. _ _ _ 292 '21] 1 ‘.284 219 I gag:-.d 2tyea1's_ wifeol \V1llia:iiH..lacksmi.aiid1Ja1igh- Dicipns’ Pheb qt ‘_ ’_t‘ H ‘
as ..-. - 1:8 :27. 1%.‘: 1:3 .1‘";;.‘11':'1;;?..i‘::;:::s:1.i°3::i3.;".::?;*.:::€’.*i.%:;::.':— D-.uLi..»‘ 1.1.13.1 ‘éh°e.‘-fi~‘oé»a. 3113211.
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1383 1204 17 Ii-liablln Stratfni-d. Cbristiziiia child of Charles Curtis, D:l:l:SEZI:l7B Vgiylsdii T1l1e()SI{fi1i1‘Set
1904 1_>.~....~,..-c1.'.. 03 5.1 10 so 57 aTuge.12 Years. ’ 14 RUSSELL Jofxugs p_ M
Wolnoii .. .43 60 7 37 90 81 I11 Triiiiibiill. March 31st. Jeruslia Finch, aged 70. ' ’ .
llfaj. for l‘iI:i1.«'ii'i, 179 ll. liavoii. . 171 67 358 i Aiso. Natliaii H. Nichols. aged 74. d '
to 9 °*" .
the vote for Governor in New Cannon for tlmt \1.’..1iiig1i1§.i 130 233 17 ;':__j '2 :3 In N'..i.,«,umici?, 11.11-c1i271l1 ‘Mai-jorOl‘riii iioiciikiss doz. Butts, f1(;SfJI'té(l; 100 doz. ‘Eng-
of Senator. Ff"‘f'1?“"l --10,“ 1’: ____ 5’ _“’§ n ‘°’ '“““)')'°“"-“ DGPUIY 5119110» Hged 06- lish, German, and American Slates; ‘£0,000
111‘.-'1 .Dl5fI"l.Ct. %""l""l " ‘ 13‘) ‘z. Slate Pencils; 200,000 Cut Tacks; 200 doz.
Ba.,,.s, Ferry. 2’ __ An A djollrnetl Sale Round, Taper, 3 Round, and Flat Files; 200
Danbury, 418 342 ».\’;i1ig-mic 160 161 2 173 170 4, the effects of Mary Raymond, deceased. d?Z- Fm“ ‘md low lmces Table Cmleryi 1000
Ridgefield. 40111 "“ """'”"‘ ""‘ "“—' -‘-. ~.. will take place, by order of the Court of (~j1'°55 \Vr°°d S°"°“'53 Cu1'1'Y C0mlJS. Horse
New Faiificld, 67 102 5023 3590 949 5154 4351 2‘-30 Probate, on 'lliursd1iy the 16th day of April, at Cards’ “_“t‘3", L°"f"15i Dog C°"‘"'3v OX B3115»
Neivioivzl. 2:13 233 NEW ‘LONDON COUNTY. 19 °'°1°°k~ 11- M-. consisting of Household Fm'- C°“°e" *‘.I‘“$' 3°.“ *5°“e“'5' B"“SS.K"“‘“’ 139°"
Rodding, 169 169 N_ London 373 436 65 iiiture, Bed, Bedding. :1 large quantity Linen BBells with furnitui-e, togethei. with 11 very full
Broolifield, 123 142 N-Omncn ’ 784 519 78 .756 478 53 Sheets, Toweling, &c. Also, about 500 lbs. 5“PPlY Of H111'd“'11T6. €550-.Jl1St1'ecelV0d‘I1nd for
Sherman, 47 112 i3Uz,..,h ' 100 112 12 88 107 16 Hams and Shoulders, smoked, 700 lbs. Pork, 3153113 by H A FIVILLIAM C- STREET-
. ‘ ' barrels of Cider and a rent variet of other °"“'a ‘v P“ 4» 1845- 14
Colcliester 213 2fi6 10 204 199 . ~ fl Y .
1102 1155 3 , ' — ,urticles. ABRAM CLOCK Adiiiin.
1109 i%3§§1iiii.’,“’ 133 Si 19 33 133 iii‘ D““F’_‘.’:._A13‘Ii.],-_7" 1846- ’ 14 P13513913
, (ii-swoid, 161 109 13 168 133 24 AI BEEWS MlLL.Five1YIile River-
F°"'Y5 m“J'~ 10% District 53 Groton, 117 2115 121 185 E.f 9' M2 h LASTER of a superior article, either
‘ _ ' Lebanon, 154 187 42 155 195 T _t‘ d “Y 1e‘°‘9ge‘_“’ '13 °“ 3°“ {.5919 ml‘; ground or in the stone, will be furnished to
_ SW./£5’ Edw<l"d5- L_95l)"“’dv 105 138 34111 ‘ ‘ 1 5 ‘me’ °_1.,“ ",”\re “ mm ea“ " u ‘-ca order at the Mill of the sebscriber in Five Mile
B1‘1df_I6P01‘ta 371 354 141511011. 99 77 15 0" _ “RI” IAN’ River. The prices at which it is offi-.i'ed to the
}211_5I‘011s 113 144 L.V”19v_ 297 180 231 155 23 ,:,l,)"m°u]"}'5 .n°xt._week' ~ - public, range as low as the lowest. The season
1‘t1n'field. 316 132 Montville. 160 68 522 125 63 15 I Admission fiee and no charge for extras. of grinding having commenced, an abundant
gloninoen 1%: 165 $3-Sf01lillg’II. r (;L_;§s Ann pA[N'1'§, , supply will be kept constantly on hand.
. trat or ‘ 145 reston, 7 .1 ‘ . , ,_ . . GEORGE BEERs_
gruipbultl. Salem. . 333 223 332 233 g §0?v)‘(§,Esflfgsgfgje§::;1,q'é“1§y 3"’; . Morwalk. (Five Mile River) April 1846. 14
Im in on tonin on . . . ,, - _ . , . , _ , _
\Vestori ' 43 105 xvatefiiin-d: 88 131 7 96 163 18 94 X 30- 8 ‘.°"S1"“'° W’"‘_° L_eadi P‘“S“"fl l"‘"'_" M'"”’s "°‘""” P'”’_”"""
and VVI ale Oil b the barrel Fieiich (K. Ame1- Q d ‘V ( ~ P -
Tvestport’ 168 182 ——— M n__ —_ ic'iii Yellow Enzlish ‘ind American Ventian Ive a“BLACiI§fl-V(; our 0"
——- 3516 3281 324 2815 2634 250 ,‘ A ’ *‘ ‘. . ‘ 9 A
d. LamiBl1ick \Vh1t1n<r and Chalk bv the ORB 1 sh 3 Ham 2 dc -‘
1531 1 . »e 1 _ ‘ . _c _ , _ _ oos oe . e.ses, an airiage
VVINDHADI COUNTY. barrel; Paris, _C.hrome, lgiiglisli,_and Verdigris F Tops. has been in use fo_r more than six
B,-ueklyu, 149 109 17 135 134 20 Gwen. gI'0l11f1_d 111 011» 1f1§§‘3the1' ‘l"’_‘th 3 ‘3°1:“P]‘E_1?0 years. It. is prepared by an old Tanner for the
E _ , ' .. Ashford, 178 78 1:7 204 21SS01'lIIIlBIll.0 pflll1t»S suite. t0 17115 mar et, 01‘ purpose of prcsg-rm_-no‘ (lye Leather, It not only
dwmds ma: ’ 9 Ceute,-bury, 177 11;; 5 1:5 144 5 sule to dealers 01‘ 11$ T051111 at the 10101181 New renders the Lefltl1el’bS0l[- and pliable, but resists
Two 0’cloclc, P.1lI. Tuesday. C1,up1;u_ 85 70 10 78 76 14 Xork prices. . VVM- C. STRLET- the mud and water, and keeps the Leather
The Returns from nearly the whole State, Hampton, 75 115 30 29111 N°"“”‘]ki Apr” ‘mi’ 1846' “'0'” °_l"‘°kl"g-' one "0" C9515 OFIY 25 93"“
have just reached its by Express. They wear I9~l“_l11gl3’s 257 350 54 290 364 39 1) ROBATE FO_TI.CE.—‘-—The Court of Pro- a:f11r“"]l Sul’\iy:;3I’ ‘§}1~(')‘3I‘J101r'P1P1:li;11'lInrg ‘man one
“ gloom)’ 11511901: and 110118 d1S11SteI‘- T11111 them £:)a,$~§::d' .t d bgteljurdée plstncfihotf-Nofitglkiihiétlj hm‘ y “For sale in Norwalk at the Boot wind Shoe
. . . . '3 - 1 owe six men s rom e a e 1cre- ' ’ ‘
which way we will. they aflord but little en- Sterling, 95 101 3 74 123 I): fnarntnel cred-,t0,.S to the estate of L0,-S Staples, Store of _ HAN FORD 66 SMITH.
couragemeiit, and send a chill to the very seat Thompson, 293 249 45 302 239 33 jflte of vviituu deceased, to exhibit their chime N01'W111k» APT11 '7. 1345- 14
of patriotism. We have no time or disposition V°_1““l0W11i 42 13} (8 45 110 for settlement. Those who neglect to present 1{UNA\V,.§Y,
for comment, and rather than keep our anxious %¥,ln(;h_"m,'{ :34 Q1911’ ‘1C_C0‘"“Sv l"'°l"”'lY “Vested! Wlthm Smd ROM the subscriber about
. n _ 7. V _ _ 0° 5100 1 ~2 ~ 2 ~ time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons the 1st of March’ n mninttn
readeis in suspense, we give them the figuies __ __ , J I, d ,-d , ,_ d k _ ,
. . . - , ‘ ; ‘ ir , a on earso 11 e. LARA
_ . _ n e ite tosii estatemeicqueste toma e1in- g 1 b t 15 y f g C
as accuiatel as time and ciicuinstances will al- 2181 2176 504 2029 2249 263 medmt u —meut to _ . . _ .
Y _ _ ‘ 9 P 3 , , _ . by name , this is to foibid all per-
low, and leave them to their own reflections, MIDDLESEX COUNTY_ 1\?AMl11lELAMOl\6D, Adi1iinistrat.or. . , V. , . . Sons from hnbnring 0,. trusting said
hoping that they may produce a state of mind Middleman’ 625 628 37 628 645 29 OH” ‘’ P“ “184 ' -14 £111 On Iny .acco1t1_nt,zis_I(s1l1all pay no debts of
that may be effectual when this year shall Clmtham, 73 175 70 1752 HE Con” of p,.nbnte,fn,.the District of 31 00993911118 '1 if“ ‘-113 “'9-
. . . . ( 8 On 1 T . - .
have rolled away, in placing locqfocozsm a little ‘@5191’: 53 103 13 5 1 0 7 l\orwa1k hath limited and allowed six 1,0 mm Plain A In 6 1846 3””
deeper under the crave] than our kind wishes Clinton: 141 84 6 190 89 10 months from this date, for the creditors of the P ‘ ’ P ' ' , -
h _ _ " , , _ Durham, 120 122 7 109 100 6 Estate ofRo.swel[ Reed llA'.l‘S! II.-1’l‘S!———Latcst Fashion.
ave filer yet wlmessed ‘t’ . The” ‘S 3“ some 13- Haddami 930 998 913 970 3 late of N orwalk, deceased, to exhibit their claims HE subscribers have just received from the
room_._foi' hope. Let our friends rally on Mon- Had_dam, 210 258 1 124 258 2 for eememeuu Those who neg1eet to exhibit _ best M~nnnfncnn.e,.s_in ,he city of New
day next and the State may not be lost. Klumgw ‘hr 59 144 1] 63 160 8 T-11611‘ 8000111115. P1'°P91‘lY 1155931911» Within 551111 York, a supply of HATS of all qualities and
senators Elecwd . P°1'”‘mdv 202 184 22-2 172 times ‘V111 be di‘-b111’1'9d 11 1'900V91'.Y- A" P9150115 of the latest tiishions,persoiis wishing to purchase
Th . . _ ' ' S11Yb1'00ki 331 949 33 329 944 31 indebted to said estate, are requested to make will find it to their advaiimge to give us :1 call.
.‘ . 086 m Italics me Locos’. Xvestbmok’ 100 74 30 94 73 36 11111111’-Cllllle Pilyment 10 \Ve have also a complete assortment of CAPS
lN‘dml:L I \V STUART of Hartford 2180 ‘>049 B8 20“0 «>071 JACQB LQCKVVOOD’ Adm-mistmtol" 0f 11" kinds “H119 1°“'95t P113395‘ T
- - - 9 1 ~ - ~~ 0 -- ~ Norwalk, April 7th, 1846. 14 C. RAYMOND 6; CO.
2 Hiram S Beecher, of Enfield. TOLLAND COUNT}? _,.. N. B-. We have made airangeinents to have
~ . 1- 1.2.7“ LOOK AT Tins: . -
3 IIermanus M Wclch, Q/‘Farmmgton. Tonnnd’ 130 162 20 114 152 15 ‘£3 Eatshof ‘"13’ klrltfl and Shalle made (50 (grass °n
4 Maactzs Mniutiiiuiiv, Jr. of N. Haven. Bolton, . 50 99 5 49 86 4 t %Se£rt8:tn:,(:;°:pl_i11 1846 ' '
5 GREEN K1~:NnaicK,of Waterbury.‘ C0l11111b111i 69 127 2 78 130 ,_ n I " ’ ‘ ’ ' _
Coventry 227 189 17 .226 177 24 .17! the 0./\ E PRICE Store GENERAL assortment of Groceries,
s E s 1 N h H at 3 ’ -
37'“ 13/ 53 Qf 0” ‘"*m" _ Ellington, 153 117 5 121 143 6 IN NEW‘ CANAAN_ Hardware, Crockery, Drugs&. Medicines,
8 DUDLEY R» ‘V11E1'3LERu N~ 5t0mngt°“- Hebron, 180 164 16 176 172 19 HE Subscribers have nowin Store and no just received by the subscribers and for sale at
9 SHEIWVOOD RAYDIOND, of Montville. Mansfield, 170 202 19 148‘ 192 27 Weekly receiving, large Supplies of fancy ,the lowest market prices.
10 Samuel Edwards’ Qf Trumbulp Somers, 140 18,7 17 143 187 14 and staple DRY GOODS’ whichdwe offer f01‘i Thu-my bar]-els of Pork, by the barrel or bun-
_ __ , Staflord, 261 29.3 24 245 294 20 _ _ _ . .dred, also a large lot or. Pork Shoulders, whole-
11 George F6773]. QfBCi7l€l- . . .~ cash or ilpplOV ed c1 edit, at unprecedented lowi . .
. . - Union. 76 80 1 67 /3 2 _. sale or retail. C. RAYMOND 65 CO.
12 CHARLES M.ARVIh, of \Vilton. V _ 236 90 1 023 104 pnces. N C q A _.l 1 1846
13 Samuel Webb, qf'Broo7clyn. nvedlrlon’ 4 9 I05 114 8 - Possessing every facility for purchasing goods ew nndm’ P“ ’ '
14 W“1- 5- SCARBOROUGH» Of Th0mP3°"- 11 mgton’ 1 4 9 7 " __ at the lowest rates, we are thereby enabled to , VI! HE Court. of Probate for the District of
15 LUCIU5 CLARK. of Winsted, 1836 1809 1-,; 1715 1834 140 offer inducements to close purchasers, unsur-’ ’ Norwalk hath limited and allowed six
18 gohn Sieijvart, of Chatham. ° passed by any other store in the County. , months from the date hereof, for the creditors
19 amue ‘ngllam, of S123/brook. , , , Amono the many goods now open we would ' to the estate of AARON B. DIKEMAN late of
20 Luthcr Eaton, of REPRES_CNTATnfE_S' h enunierabtc-, 8. great variety of Dreds, Hat and VVilton deceased, to exhibit their claiims for
21 T““°T‘” Dmocxi °f C°"e““'Y° The Represenmtwes appeal fiom 8 “Sty other Silks. ‘ilso Rep De Laiiies and Mous’Dc- settlement. Those who neglect to present
FAIRFIELD QOUN-1~Y_ count; to Stand 35 f0ll0WS.= Laines of the newest Spring Fashion. {their accounts, properly attested, within said e
1845 [S46 Wmgs. Locos. No ch. Also—f—1;An un1f1sual:§arge and elicganlt assert; llI‘(111el,)\V3ll be d_e1barreda1‘ecovery. A111 persolns
,.___A_.._..‘ r -Hui-tfm-d County 17 14 3 ment 0 nuts rom cts per yar an upwari. in e‘ te to sai estate are requeste to me e
_ . s_ w_ . ~ ‘, H, d 12 7 8 A large assortment of Domestic broods, coii— , immediate payment to _
v ‘V L -'2 342 I: S‘ New wen 0 . sistin ofShectin and Sliiritin". both bleached' JONATHAN CAMP J11. Administrator-
l\orw1ilk ..4ll 209 .3 I2 2] New London do 8 15 2 g g_ c _ _ . 2 9
\Vi|ton.. ..184 92 2 178 134 6 Wiudhain do 4 9 6 and unbleached. of the best fabric and fin1sh.—- Norwalk, March 30, 1846. _1_
N. (_,‘uiiaan 193 191 ll 12% 193 : Luehfield do 8 6 3 Bed Ticks, bleached and unbleached Jeans, r ‘HE Court of Probate for the District of
Darien .. ..l()8 77 14 75 17 Tnnnnd do 5- 11 4 c0l’d do &’.c &c. 1 W _ . . . h f. th
- ~ ,1 ' ' - estpoit has limited six inont s iom e
Stamford --352 993 3“ 23° 1 Mgddieeex do 6 9 3. A full assortment of French, English and . , d. . f the estate of
(;,eeuwi¢h_-235 274 15 £97 296 17 . ._ ‘ ‘ _ » . A ,- . I d C - __ . V _ date hereoffor the cie itors 0 _
_ - . 1. uufiem d . 3 11 b ineiicaii Clot is an assimeres ti gt eat a . f d W t rt
B|’|(l"epOrl 415 356 4 311 .554 3 ° .- f 1 . d . 1. S - t, d ALB)-.a'r Locxwoon, late 0 sai espo
Fairfield .. .320 139 313 134 "“ ‘U _: “ety-o co ms an patterns, a be Mme 5 an lleceased, to exhibit their claims tothe adminis-
3‘"|1f0|'d-- 130 124 27 165 145 68 “ 82 3” Veitmg’ cheaper thm1- cl-fer’ - -- - ti-ator. Those who neglect will be debarred of
TrumbulI__ 154 144 4 135 162 There are to be heard from.-21 Representa Many other goods will in due timebe noticed a 1_e_c0vel_y. CHA.S_ LOCKWOOD,
Westoii .. .137 191 43 106 rep'tcl- tives in Litchtield County, and three from this —sum°e ’“ t° Say the S“bs°"ber5 Wm keel’ “ A.dministrator.
Monroe.... 82. 172 6 8l_ 166 full assortment of all seasonable goods usually West on March 28th 18,46_ .3 13
11untingtoiil43 142 1423 152 C°““"Y- found in 11 Dry Goods store, all of which will be P ’ ’
Westporl..l93 182 4 144 184 5 ——---—————~%———... 4 sold at the lowgst osgible fice and no jexving. RE"l0vED° ‘ -' _
. . P P
Danbiiry ..5'20 446 3 4'20 _ 416 5 Rnonn IsLANn_,__The Law and order part Call and examine. M. E. BISSELL has removed to Olin-
Ridgefield .220 165 1 40 maj. for Sen. _. _ _ y C _RAY‘,IOND an CO stead’s Store, East; side the Bridge,
R°d‘“""-- -173 157 8 164 A 169 7 have mumphed’ and no may 9‘-vet better dc- ‘ ' 5 ' 1 I . h ' be founda ood'i sortment of Dru s
B kt-,°1d 124 159 123 ‘ 154 served to do so. Although there is no choice of New Canaan. April 2, 1846 14 W 9-16 1T1_3)_ g _‘ 5 1, 3
''°° ’’ ° - - » 1, . and Medicines, Books, Stationary,Fancy hoods,-
N Mom, _261) 294 8 2, 2 Governor b the people, etas bot branches of . . .
. - . » . - - d -d» d - .- For Coughs, Colds, &c.- &c., &c., which will be sold lower t turn any
N. Fail-field.86 100 2 67 102 2 the Legislature contain 11 em e majoiityof _. _ N alk C n d 8 if ouewin be
Sherman ...-14 124 10 47 112 6 Law and Order men, the election of 11 Governor V ILD Cherry, and H0a1'h01lnd' Candy. f0!‘ 515°’? "1 d°“"' , 1'3 _‘"’lkf°A rnyl 1846
4614-3W§—1-41- 3865 3808 90 of similar-views (Mr Dimau) is entirely certain. sale bf J" 5'' ‘V353’ °°’“m°° " 13 oma P ‘ '
PEKINTEA
of C-liinese rice paper.
them grown in the most luxurious districts of
Green 'l‘e:1s.}
Yousc Hr.-‘ox. sweet cargo” .. .. .. 50
do do do do finer. .. .. 62
do do fine cargo .. .. .. 75
do do extra fiiie.. .. .. _ 87
do do Silver Leaf.. .. .. .. 100
This is ii very superior tea,but seldom sold even by
large dealers, because of the small profits it afliirds.
Young Hysoii.GoldeiiCliop,org:irdeiigi'o-.vth ] 50
This is the fiiiest Green Tea cultivated. It is of the
first pickiii,r.r.~x, 5!. excels in do.-licacy of flavor. strength
6!. aroma. Hei'e2ol'ore this tea has never reached this
country exccptiii siiiall lots as presents to‘i1iiporte1'.<.
Hi'soii,* very fine. .. 75
do pl1i1itiitioiigrowth.. 1 0(l
GUNPOWUISR. good.. —'
.. or so on -.
do superiori .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 00
do small leaf, plantation g1'owth.. ] '25
l.~i1'1:1iuL,gncd .. .. .. .. .. .. —
do brisk and fr1igi':int'(.. .-. .. .. l_ 00
do curious loiil'.vc>1'_v superior‘. . . . 1 25
HYSDX SKIN, good fine flavor .-. .. ..- 38
do do extra fine .. ... ._ 62
ticle that the Coiitpaiiy offer at the same‘ price.
render any fnrtl1ei" comment u.'inccessai'y.
in this city can sell good Gunpowder or Imperial
packages. T. F. Davis, Esq; in his interesting
suspicion.
W'e drink Green Tea, and for mziiiy years have
been paying one dollar per pound for it. But
thanks to the Pekin Tea Couipziiiy, we now get. :1
better tea from them at 75 cents per pound “'1:
drink one p'o1iiid per week, by which we are now
saving tliirtceii dollars per year. and enffhyiiig bet-
ter tea in the bargain. Coriime.-‘id us to the Pckiii
Tea Couipaiiy. say we.—-N. Y. Miivtoii.
The Pekiii Tea Cnmpaiiy, 75 Fiiltoii street, are
perforiiiiiig a great and good work. and vsill. iii a
few years, beyond all doubt, drive all the poor lens
which have deluged this country, and defraiided
coiisuiiiers of the article, out of the market. They
import none but pure and fragraiit teas, and relail
them by the siiigle poiiiid at wholesale price-‘s. a-'
iiiilies are alwa_v.~i sure of obtiiiiiing good teas at this
great tea warehouse, in quantities to suit their coii-
reiiience, and at the same price that the uietcliaiit
pays who buys to sell again — D.\11.v TEL‘!-Z SUN.
You may be sure of obtaining at all tiiiies. pure
and highly flavored teas, by the single pound at
wholesale prices. of the Pekiii Tea Conipany. 75
Fulton steeet. They have probably the largest
stock and greatest variety of the green and black
tens. of any one estaiblislinieiit in the United
States. They are doing a large busiiiess. andti
great benefit to consiiiiiers of tea.-—A'r1.11s.
Heretofore it has been very diflicult, indeed im-
possible. to always obtain good gri;-mi and black
teas. But now you have only to visit the ware-
rooms of the Fckiu Tea Company. 75 Fulton st.,
to obtain as delicious and fragrant teas as you
could wish rtiT:—'DAll.Y SUN.
If any of our readers desire to have good tea.
they can obtain it of the Pekin Tea Company, 75
Fulton street.--i\‘li:ricu1iv. __
A wont") TO TEA l)iii.\'i'u':as’1.—-The Pekln Tea
Company, 75 Fulton street. have iiiiportctl into
this market sriiue five hundred thoiisi1'ii‘rl d('illii'i”.~‘,
worth of the fiiiest graitlés of Gre'ei‘i' and Black teas,‘
grown in the Celestial Empire, done up in all the
various fancy packages that Chinese iiigeiiiiitv can
invi-iit It is ii privilege to buy teas at this great
cstahlisbmeiit. and a luxury a'i'fd ii conii'<’1'rt _to drink
thezii. They S(.'ll good teas oI‘tly.aiid relail'lhe1‘n' at
wholesale prices. Couiiiry nierchanzs who wish to"
iilways sell good teas can always obtain them at
this place, mi reasonable leriiis.-—F.M1-oiiiuin.
T111. PXCKIN T1-"A Comimin.-'—VVe very cheer-,
f.1lly call the attention of all fovérs of pure :ii"i'd
Norwalk, Conn.
Have itiade ar1‘arlg'etii‘ei1ts with the PEKIN TEA COMPANY, of N. Y.
for the sale of their celebrated Teas, and can l1ei"(-3{?li't.el‘_l‘t1!'E)lSl1 any of the’
articles inetitioned in the following.‘
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
_ON SALE‘ AT THE TEA WAREHOUGSE or THE:
quantity of each kind as they like, and have them pacized in one chest.
in five’ pound Chinese‘ packages, called qtiattoons, a very convenient, fanciful and portable shape.-
as
Q.
CGMPANY,
IMl’0R'l‘I-IRS or FINE G1:'t-:'i-‘.'iV-.&1i1nBL.1eK’ '1t'1‘3AsJ.
No. 75‘FUL TON STREET. NE W YORK.-
The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are done up in quarter, half, and one pound packages-
the first 01' inside wrtippér is lead, the’ 2d water-prdof paper, and the 3d, 01‘ outside wrapper is
The C0. sell none but good Tens, done‘ up in superior manner, all of
China. Country dealers can select as small :1
These Teas also come’
|Black Teas.
Poucnoso. good fun flaivoi‘. .. .-. ,. , 33'
do fine.. .. .. .. . .. ,, 50
do . very superior . . - .. .. . . . 7:’.
Soucuoixc, good .. . .. ., ,, 33
do extra {iiie.. .. .. .. .- .. 5|)
OOLONG. stroiig flavor. . . . . . . . .. 50
This tea is a iiiiivctsal favorite.‘
do very fine,‘ .. .. .- .- ..- .. 62
do iii 1, and 1-2 ib cattys—very line . 7.3
Ni: |"i.u:- 1‘."i"ii.. __ __ _._ 1 51)
This tea is as fragrtint arid sweet-as 11 i1os'eg:'iv. It
yieldsu pcrluiiic that is truly <'h:liglitf1i|. It is of
gurden growth, and superior to any thing of the’
kind ever sold 111" this coiiiitry.
E.-oi.isn Ba1~:ixi~'As1‘ 'l‘1:.i,vcry fine-. .. 50
do _ do do in half. &, lb cattys 6'2.
HowQu.\’s M1.\i‘1"u1ii:', ii strong, rich black ten 75
Pekoe flavor ,
C.'n.*¢G11, good . . . . . . _ , ; _ _ 3'7
do very fine. . 5-U
l’r.t(o‘E Fl.0\Vl£H~'. good. . . . . . . 87
do do’ gzirdeii gro1.i.'fh. . . . 1 50
* Cizutio-n.——Lai'ge quantitie's ct‘ Hyson Skin are retailed in the iiiarket as being a Hyson tea.
It is well worth while to‘ coiiipiire the Hyson tea usually sold at 7:} cents, wiili the genuine air-
The difference is so perceptible on trial as to
1‘ Jlfonstrous F raucZ.--Gluiipowder and Iiiiperiiil Teas cannot be rctailed by small dealers, iii?
this country, at 75 cents 51915, because they frcque‘iit.ly cost thatiiioiiey iiiChEi1a, and no import.ei'
Tea at a less price than 75 cts <19’ lb by the 100
work on China, details the maiiiier in which he
saw the lowest grades of Black Teas niaiiufactured and colored with Prussian Blue, so as close-
ly to iniitate Gunpowder and Imperial Teas, and adds, that Prussiaii Blue being 11 (:0lI1lJ'llltlilOlI
of Prussic Acid with Iron, is of course a dangerous poison.
adulteralsed teas, and deal with those veiiders whose cliaracte‘i's and i'esou1'ce's raise" them above
Beware of the Gunpowder and Imperial Teas retailed at 75 cts. aiid l‘.Ul‘l'lptll'e them‘
with the genuine article sold by the Pekin Tea C0'I)l}})'(l7l']/. No one it is presuiiied, wishes to
Cll‘lXll{.pOlS0l). The Company have published a book. giving full details on the subject, wliicls
may be had at their \Vi1rehoti3e, 75 Fulton street, free of charge.
[A list of recoinmendatioiis will be given next week.-]
RECOMi\'IEND.4'1"1ONS.
Let purcliascrs tlimcforc beware of
fragrant Teas, both in town and coiiiitry. to the
great Tea wiirehoiise of this Coiiipaiiy. Our long
acquaiiitaiice with the proprietors e|lill)lL-‘S us to be-
speaik for them the entire coiifideiice of the pub,lic.-
VVe know that tlié.-ii‘ 'l‘o:i.~5, botli in (‘]‘11aIi1_v ziiid p‘i-ice",
are alllhat is stated of tliem Maiiy :1 lover ol'thc'
fr:1gi'a‘nt herb has been Coiiiiiéllcil to esclioiv the‘
rlrirzkiiig of Tea in ci‘1riseq11e1icc‘nl' its lll_jllI’l0l‘.‘ST cl‘-*
feels, until at lcrigth he has become hiipieless-,ii'l'tit11l~'
iiig, aiiibiig any 111' the iiiiported vari: ties of__'£‘e:i ii:
our ir1ai'kct,zi kind which has iioi such an effec! 111
this, liowevor, such pei'.~'o11s will be agreeably dis-'
appointed. The Pckiii Ton Coiiipziiiy have com-
iiieiiccd the inipo1't:1tioii of choice varieties of Car-
de'ii"l‘é:is. ofi‘11i1st delicious llavor—c1iltivatcd and
picked with great ciire, which have never before
been im'ro'('l11ced to this country, except as pre.~‘.eiits
to iinporti,-rs. Among tlicse they have an Oo1.o.\'r;.
mild asnzephyr, fraigziiiitiis ii rose, which we spi‘:-‘
ciiilly recoiiiiueiid to all l|8l‘\/()llSpel‘.<()llS. lls effect
upon iiiaiiy of those who have lricd it. has been to
make them coiiliriiii.-d tea-d1'ii1ke1's. Ladies, who
have used it, say they never before draiik such tea.
But all tastes can here: be suited. with the great ad—'
vantage over other stores of getting a p1'ii'e artich-
at wholesale iurice, however siiizill ilie qiiaiitity. The
Compai1y‘s Wurelioiise is at 75 Fulton st.-Nicw
Worcu.
T1A.—Tlie Pekin‘ Tea Coinpziny. No. 75 Fiilton
517991. n!'i‘qiiesii(in‘:1lily sell the best teas iiiiported
into this inarket. That they si-ll them cheaper than
any ollier estzililisliiiieiit, is a fact proveii iii if thou-
sand iiisiiiiices .~".llC(: they have opened their store".
VVe would advise our l'1'1c1ids to call at this place.
and if they do not wish to .buy. at least to olitaiii :1
little painplilet, kept on their counter, entitled-
“ Hints to ’l‘e:i-'Dr111kei'.-2,” and llic1'i.-fi'or.’i licsirri :1
little 1‘tsef1‘rl i1ifoi‘1i1a'[io'n on Ihe siibjcct. The pain-
phlet is give1igr:ilis.—Aim1.o A111 I-Zl'lCA.\’.
The finest speciiiieiisofgreeii and _blac'k teas ever
sold ‘in this cmiiitry, are iii'ipo.*Ii’.-_:l by the Pekiii
Tea Cofnpaliiy. '75 Fulton slreef. Those who want
gobd teas. at rctisnnable pri(:‘i:s,c:ii1 always get them
Il1ere:——'l‘ri1iuivi:.'
VVc ha7e'tricd the tens imported by the Peliiii‘
Tea Cniiipiiiiy, 75 Fulton street. and if we live will
try them often. They are selling the most delicious
ieas we ever drank. and retail them at wholesale
Gill-IA'l‘ A'l"I‘RAC’l‘ION 1
AT SOUTH NORWALK!
THE subscriber wish-
es to inform his old cus-
tomers and friends that
he has removed into his
new establishment at So.
Norwalk,where the tai-
_ loring business is carried
1 . on in all its braiiches, 66
work done in the’ best
manner and at very mod-
erate prices. Those in
.’:
._
want oi work will be well paid for calling before
going elsewhere, as all jobs done at this estab-
lishment are warraiited to fit, and 5 per cent
deduction made for cash. On our shelves is 12‘_
well selected assortment of Goods, coiisisting of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satiiigtg and vels_tt{11zԤ5
of the most fashionable styles, an‘ e317 9111} 1 199-
Also, on hand, Cruvats, handkerchietsq 3115-
penders, stocks, bosoms and {=°”'11'9v "°g9t}_1e1‘
with u g0oJfisso1'tlI;ent of }l;l'lmlnIDgS, all of which
will be sold chea or cas .
Cutting will bepd0119 gmtlsv
of the subscriber. _
New supplies of goods received weekly, and
every means taken to give entire satisfactioii‘ to‘
111:] who may please to favor us with their put-
of all goods bought
roniige. Spring fashions‘ on hand. _
On hand and will be kept a good~ assortment
of mens’ and boys’ caps,-which will be sold cheap
for cash. .
s. W. RAYMOND,-
_ , Jlferchant Tailor.
South Norwalk, March 16, 1846.
NOB\VALK= ACADENIY: _
HE‘ next quarter‘ will commence on Wed-
11
May 20‘. .
Tiiiliou in cmnmoif Eng. branches $4 00 pr qr.
Do in higher do 4 59 “
Do in iicieiit Languages 5 00 “
Do in Modern do _ _ I 00 ‘.‘_ext.
Do . in Drawing&,Pa11i_I1ng 3'00 " “
Do in‘ _ Music on~ the Piano ‘\
12 00 "“ "
including use of instrument 4 .
There is in addition, a small charge for contingen-
'es. 1 _
cl Students are not admitted for less than half a
quarter‘, and there is no deduction for absence
except in case of sickness, nor then unless the
prices —-Eva. Post".
‘:2 ROBATE NOT1CE.——'I‘he Court of Pro-
. hate for the District of Norwalk has limit-
ed and allowed six months froiii the date hereof,-
for the cre'd.»tors of the estate of John ]Wall(/r3/,—
late‘ of Norwalk,- deceased, to exhibit: their
claims for‘ settlenieiir. Those who neglect
to present. their accouiits properly attested‘
witliiii said time to the uiideisgiied, or to H311-
iiah Mallory, of s_aid Noi-walk, widow of said -
deceased", and residing upon the preinises lately
occupied by said dc’ce‘asc-d, ‘will be doba1'i'edt1.
recovery. All persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
WiLLiAiit M.iLLoLY, Executor,
, or to I-IANNAII M.u.LonY,
Agent of said VVilliam, with power to receive
claims against said estate and monies due-
said‘ estate.
Norwalk, April 1, 1846.
F LGUIRZ 1" LOUIE! 3
T IE subscribers keep constantly‘ on hand,
F [our of the best quality, by the barrel or
less quantity, at the lowest market‘ prices.
C, RAYMOND 6: CO.»
New. Canaan, April3 1,1846.
NOTHC .
' HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock-
holders of the Co1'iiicct':cut Turnpike‘
Company will be held at the Hotel of David
Stevenson, in Noiwvalli, on Tuesday the 14th
day of April, 1846, at 1-0 o’c_l0ck, A. M.
- By order of the Directors,
’ _ C. l3issi:1.L, Sec'y.-
Norwalk, March 30, 1846.‘ ' 13
TO LET—Fro1ii' the 1st of April
,___ next; a‘ convetiient two-story House
suit’ab‘e for one family, pleasantly
- ‘ - -1 - situated‘ at So. Norwalk directly op--
positie the’ M. Church. Enquire of
MALLLORY & I-IANFORD‘.
Norwa-lk, March 17, 1846. 3111
e N. s. Days
3 'l‘dll.0lillW’ llS’.l‘.iBl.lSEll’llli\"l",
, SOUTH NORWALK.
,1:
absence equals’ or exceeds one week_.- _,
Janus H. Corrm. Principal.
All work done with neatness and‘ dispatch, ant}.
warranted to fift.. “-
315
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