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l‘2 Tuesday 7 23 4 37 5 45
Qtiiiital Codfish,
Just recieved and for sale by
ASA LOCKWOOD.
Dec. 22. 34‘
Necoiselpply o‘»S'chool~:.l?io-olsg
§,Musiic Books, 8513.
For sale at this Office,
..TilC_».Y()ll\\\g Lady and Gcntleinan’s Moiiitou,
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~- ,”by»i'J. Hamilton Moore, price 75 cents.
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"'73- work are received at this Office.
IV.l~u1'1‘ay’S:_El1gliSli Grammar, (large)
Do. ‘. do. (abridged)
Morse-’s G\:ogi'apliy——Daboll’s Arithmetic,
\Valker’s llictionai-y—-G01uinbiaii Orator
American (.\rator—A nierican Reader
_’.$E11gllSlli Reader
I11tI‘oductiqii to the English Reader,
i\1urray’s Exercises—-do. Sequel,
Key to; the Exercises .
Ghild"s Instr,uctor—-Spelling Books, &c. &c.
Bibles, Telstainents, Psalm Books, Coni-
ton :Prayer :Books, Nexv-Englaiiil Primer,
_“2pisc'-opal Catecliisin, Dr. ‘Watts’ Cathe-
lg _i_s_m, with pitayers, hymns, and spiritual
_.S?il§S9,.ifoi' cliildl-en, History of Little Heiii-y
§B‘tarer—.—‘—Also, a giteat \7’ariety of Toy
ooks. \ lifll‘-._'C_llil,dr.c.n,
1-«VI ~ ’»'S‘ ib1lt;ctioii¥=#rof .;Sa-
cred Mtisia: _,.pib ~
De'.i1i’s 1_I_;'i.llCili .ii'}3'{Jt'if;§.__ r, -.i.; " ""1 ..
the use of ‘schools and ."cx. . ,§,;,9-_l9.9.f’§. ‘«~‘-“~“-m~u-
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]",'3_v.r..}’.ml;s, Ledgeis, and blank Ly pliei-
ing Ej:3t)l~.;5.
-*".oiniuon—Place Books, very neat.
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Ink Powder, Lead PUHCITS9 V) M615: Swill-
ing-Wax, Ink Stands, «Ste. 6:0.
’"~ The subscribers having Tniader ar-
raiigeineiits with Booksellers in IV=.e\\='-X ork_.
are, constantly receiving additions to their
.,;__assortnieiit, and will be enabled to furnish
' Books on the most reasonable terms, by the
dozen, or retail. 0i'(lei's for any description
c'fBooks, noton liand,will be immediately at-
NICIIULS PRICE.
Dec. 8. _
"coil, and most. kuidslqf country pro-
Lloyolfs
SYSTEBI OF SHORT-HAND,
S at length put to Press, the ciigiuiviiig execu-
E ted by ‘Win. I-Iarrison. and will be ready for
(lelivery to his numerous subsciibers, early in
December next. lie is the first and earliest Re-
porter of Congression.al Debates, and has now
perfected the Art to his utmost expectation, and
feels confident the \Vork will give universal sat-
isfaction : it is brief and simple ; it may be un-
derstood in half an hour, and practised in six
hours as expeditiously as Script-Hand, by the
swiftest writers,
Subscriptions contintie to be received at his
house, No. 148, North-Eiglitli-street, and also at
I\’I. Carey :1»: Son’s, Chesnut-street, T. Dobson 8:
Son’s, Second-street, and the Parkers, in Pvlarket
street, Pliilatlelpliia.
Terms 332 00 each Copy, payable on delivery
f --after the publication, $3 00.
Printers of newspapers throughout the United
.\States who will publish the above and receive sub-
riptions, will be paid with copies of the work.
Nov. 23. 34
5113’ Svnsciiirrioivs for the above mentioned
‘. H‘ . _.
Blaeksmitning.
HE subscriber would inform the public. that
he has commenced the business of Black-
—.wnz't!iz'ng, in the shop formerly occupied by John
\Vhitney, deceased, at the lower end of Pudding
Lane, where every attention will be paid to those
whom it may please to call on him for work.
DAVID A. Loeiiwoon.
Norwalk, Dec. 7. 32 5w
KORE into the enclosure of the subscriber,
about the middle of September last, at Me-
rino RAM. marked with a slope the under side
of the near car, with a short tail. . The owner can
obtain him by’ proving property and paying
charges. DO‘(J7I'(&R DAVIS.
Vilton, Dec. 22, 1818. 34
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Jt-°oziW_JiLIc, (Coma-.) WE,D..ifES])
or, J.9JV’LT./3121', 6, l8} 9.
T
‘ No. 1. Front-Street.’ H
Lewis Mllllory 85‘ Co.
Have just received ‘from New-York, a new
and fresh supply of
Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Croc/cery,
Purchased for CJSH, at very reduced prices.
Nlolasses,
Ofa very stipcrior quality, at 5.9. per gallmla and
. ' a i 0
other articles in proportion. Dec. o0-
§C*”New Cash Store.
, Eli B. Bemltett,
Has just returned from New-‘lfork, with a
new supply of
Dry Goods, Groceries, I7i7cw°cl-
ware, and Cree/cor’ ,
Purchased at very reduced prices, and togetlier
with his former assortmeniz, will be sold accord-
inglv. ' -—-ALSO--—- '
CUDFISH and SALT, of superior qualities.
Being determined to sell CHEAP, it will be
for the interest of those who are desirous of
purchasing, to call.
JV'<n‘wal/c, a./mu rod.-.= cast
Q/'1.’/ze Bridge, Dec. 1. T
33”’ Come and See
The NEW GOODS, just received by
William J. Street.
They were bought at ./luction, and will be
sold ,(when Cash is,ofl'ered,) something cheap-
er than
./liiiong the articles added to his stock, may
be fomiil,
Superfine Broad Cloths,of various colours
An assortment of common Navy Blues, mixt,
_ Ste. Etc.
Black, blue, mixt, and brown Ca,-mime,-es
Fine Pelisse Cloths,low priced brown do.
Red, white, and yellow Flannels
Black, brown, and scarlet Bombazetts
Blue, green‘, orange, and crimson do.
Black and figured Rattinett
Aiiclegant assortment Ribbons
Silk stripe toilne: Vesting
iVIarseilles and swansddwn do.
Black Florentine ‘do,
, Best C_a_"hS1€a pink, and buff Giiigliams
"—~‘. ,A.inerio‘an do_
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tiriiittire and other Culicioes
Black tabby and Manchester Velvet
Best Italian Crapes_, D/Ieriiio Shawls
Imitation Shawls, new siyle———dark purple do.
Canton. flag, and bandanoe I-Iandkerchielis
Flag, and l‘v'I£lCll'ZlSS cotton do.
Stout India lrlkdfs. and Shawls, I2 l-Qcts. each
Purple and wliite Kid-Gloves
Black and white silk do.
(Sc.-iitleniens Beaver do.
(jominon undi-ess’d Lailies do. at 18 cts. pizpair
130 doz. m_ap’d and 2\'l.idrass lildkfs. 6ct$. eacii ,
-—--Lll(l<‘.wl‘=.F.———
J1‘ new supply of GROCERIES .§- H.£lRD-
» W./11£E, coiisisting of
Rum, Bi-iiiitly, Gin, VVines. Molassess, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, box and keg Raisins, Sac.--Cutlei'y,
Butts, Hinges, Locks, ‘.5c.rcws, Norfolk 8: Thunib
Latches, and good brass bailed Candlesticks, at
12 l-S-3_ cents. 1
-—-Ai.so—- ,,
./In ca:tcii’s'lt-c assortiiient Qf CROCICERF,
Bought at a Sherifi"s sale, for half its value, and
will be sold accordingly.
Dec. 15.. _
Cheap Cash Store.
{ BENEZER STEVENS and EDVVARD
H. STREET, have connected themselves
in business, under the firm of
STEVENS <5” STREET,
And have taken the store directly under Mr.
JESSE Cuivris’ shop, west side of the Bridge,
where they offer for sale a general assortment‘ of
genuine GROCERIES, and fresh FR U17‘:-—tl;c
following are a part—— M ~
Jamaica Spirits, by‘ the Powder and shot
barrel VVheat, Rye, and Buck.
St. Croix Ruin , do. “That Flour
Sugar do. Smoked Herring
Molasses do. Codlish, Sec. Sac.
Holland St Pierpont Gin 1"ruz't.
\’Vines Oranges, Limes
Cordials,‘ of all kinds Madeira Nuts, Peanut;
Teas do. Almonds, Prunes
Loafand lump sugar Drum Raisins
Coffee and Choccolate Figs, Cocoanuis
Pepper, Allspice, Ging- Dried Currants
er V [C0:Box and keg Raisins,
Hand and paper Tobac- £<c. Sic. sec,
V The above articles are all of a superior quaji.
ty, and will be sold on terms which will renderit
an object for their friends to call. .
Norwalk, Nov. 3. 27
Taken up,
’ Y the subscriber. on the 3d inst. one black
yearling HEIFER. no artificial mark.—-
Also, one red yearling S'l‘EER,‘with_ a crop on
each ear, and a half—penny under the right. The
owner can have them by making proof and pay-
ing charges. AMOS SMITH.
, _ 3‘-'€~l'ivalk,‘Oct. 27.
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VVi_i1ter Arrangement.
PACKETS,»-
Sail every Tuesday, from L"Ib7"rallc§‘ Hub-
; bcll’s Lamlmg at .N'or-walk, for ,_.N‘ew—
'§ .'l"orl'c, Peck—Sllp, viz.
HE new and very fast sailing sloopOl-‘JON
-. B.Kr.Ei.r;ii,inas_tei',having 16 superiorand
€!_;_§antbii'tlis; leaves Norwalk T/ifs Day, (Tues-
(lf--_v lOth inst.) and will return from New-York
0. Tlitirsd-.iy, ( l0th) of the week followiiig.
§SloopC{)M l'2'l‘,(_‘x VVATr.nBUiiv. niastcr,will
i-."‘.‘lt\'€ Norwalk on Tuesday, the l7th inst. and
't"‘—lll‘ll on Tliursd-.iy of the week I:()llO\\'lllg, and
sqziltt-iiiately~, through the season. For freight
ciiiizisszige, apply to tlicsul)scribet's, or -to the
(ILpt:niis on l)(.\1ll‘(l their vessels.
l§i:;=‘~‘° "‘.vt-ry aattcntion will be paid to the ac-
c-nm snoclatioii of Passengers. A
BU ll RALL 5: IIUBBELL.
V. 10. 9-3
I!"-'i1.‘~h-2. .
Norwalk. No
'II'.’=T.:'-.:g.T£= I ‘IA.
; _\/Vlllltl ‘ Establishment. ,
£1'.CC$'t :.i 1:1-ODATION PA C-KETS,
To soil on ’1'iic.9diiys and ishturdays, from Eb-
«-- 3-Bnerocr D. IIO'_l/l-,3 L(l7l_(ll'lI-g at .N'orwalk,
for iI’ccI~: Slip, .N'ew-I’orl.'.
'SLOL)l’ ELIZA, PE.\'No\'i~:i_i, Master,
' ILL cuiiiinence stilling from the above
lelntllllg. on Saturday, the 31st day ofinst.
tlctolper, and retiirii on Saturday following.
Sloop .-?.l'ECII.€lJ\”IC, Bryant, master,
Will sail on '§'ucsday, 3d of November, and
return on Tina.-:;rl‘.iy lllll(l\VIIlg'-
Sloop "'J'i“I0.’V', Brown, master,
\Vill sailoii Sattitclay, 7th of November, and '
in urn the Fttuiday following ;"‘and so in rota-
tion through the season.
For freigitt or passage apply to the subscriber,
or to eithei: the Captains on board of their re-
:alJCClIVt'V'C‘S.‘~ClS. E. D. HOYT.
« 26
Cheap Cash Store.
_l:7»i3':l"TS & CANNON,
I-Iavejust received a fresh supply of
F0.-iiil 8," 7/3/enter Goods,
‘Wziicli iiiakczs their assortment equal, if not sti-
.; f‘liJl‘s to any in town, which they are selling at
‘»’;.i..»tci:-"R o-:21; Pnicns, and of wlxi-,,“,z, the follow-
4-,5; 2~.1".: a siiial '
5,‘. VI.“ i ac,-'\»s“;',‘ U; 2 l)
.3-‘..".,H_‘_c~ -‘I pg __ ‘V
_b':a»:-:;. iiluc, c.'=v.-we-riti1nix:‘"Ca'ss‘.iii’e':es, '
Pclisse Cloths, Sgittiiietis
I:}‘0n-Skill Coating, Rose Blanking
l*lorer.tiiie, Vleiseilles, swansdown and toil-
nct ‘v cstings
Manclicastei‘ Velrets and Cords
RC(1)ll'llll6, yellow, blue and black Flannels
Flgl.ll'(:(l2:ll(l plain Boinbazetts, assorted colors
ll,,tlI'dl| and Ft‘Cl]t‘.l1 Crepe, ligu1‘edRattinett
Black and chaiigeable Florence and Lcvantines
Figtiretl Lcvzintines, \Vhite Sattin
\Vhite and green Sarceiiet
Cotton waddin;:;, for Ladies’ Great Coats
I‘-*Ieriiio, silk, and cotton imitation Shawls
Leno, book, cainbrick, and mulmul Muslins
Cambric Diniities, sarcenet Canibrics
Corded Cainbrics
‘vVire Cotton and Floss Threads .
Silk» cotton, and worsted Hosiery
English and French silk Gloves ,
‘vVashed Leather, Beaver, and Kid Gloves l
Men’s Deer-skin Gloves and Mittens’
l\‘I€l‘lDO Trimmings, Irish Linens
American 8: India cotton Sheeting 3: Sliirting
inen and cotton Bediicking
American and English Check
Cotton Candlewick
./in assort-ineitt ofII.1RDW./IRE and
ERIC
-—ALso—-
Jatnaica and St. Croix Rum,
‘ American and French Brandy
‘Do. and Holland Gin
Made'1i'a,Tcneriffe, E V,VINES_
American and Port
}TEAS.
‘.1\l‘X ;.__.
0 ~ . n v
“"0 rcen, drab and must Broaf'.»(-
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CROOK-
Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin, and
Souchong
Leaf and Lump Sugar
Nluscovado do. by the barrel,or retail
Colfee and Spices
Indigo and Dye VV00(lS
Cotton, of superior, and ordinary qualities
Salt, 8tc.
Norwalk, Oct. 27
T1fi’.111E1"tV£.'.T.
ranted SHIN-
GILES;
920,000 feet merchaiitable BOARDS:
5,000 do. clear (10-
1.500 do. do. PLANK,
52,000 do. do. SIDING,
1,000 do. refuse BOARDS;
250 Yellow Pine PLANK,
206 White Pine do.
150 Quintals CODFISH,
10 barrels pickled FISH;
200 bush. coarse and fine’SAIi'I_::
For sale by WM. J. SPRLQIZT.
Nov. 10.
Ri<lgefie_l<l, Dec. 15, 1818. ’-‘F34,
qicxvci. ‘~
‘ suit the purchaser.
_[voL. I.__No. se.
,, _._.____.
flier C'p..Goods.
Lewis Mallory 85' Co.‘
Are new opening, and offering for sale, a
new_ and choice selection of
. —-AMONG wiiicii ARE—- .
REAL superfine blue, black, olive brown
and mixt Cloths
Extra superfine blue, black; mixt, and drab
Cassimeres
Sattinets, Flannels, (a good assortment)
Black and colored Bombazetts
Black and red figured Rattinetts
Imported and American Ginghams
Black,brown,plumb,and crimson tabby Velvets
Black silk, and olive Manchester Do.
Florentine, Marseilles, and toilnet Vestings
American cotton Sheeting-
American and India Muslins
Plain and figured Jaconet Do.
Sarcenet Cainbi-ics and Mul Muls
Irish Linen, Linen Camhrics [trings
Good Italian Crapes, black Levantine and Lus-
Beaver, kid, and silk Gloves
Green and white Florences
Pink and buff Gingliams
Canton 'and.Flag Handkerchiefs
American and India Checks
Worsted and cotton Hose
Dutch Blankets, Bedticking, &c. SIC. 5&6.
LiA'e=zuise, .
A good assortment of GROCERIES3 alld 3-
large assortment of CROCKER Y, (very cheap.)
among which are Dining Plates, at 23. 3d.per
dozen, or 14 cents per sett.
The above articles comprise but a small part
of their assortment.
chase will do well to call and look for themselves.
Norwalk, Oct. 27. 2‘?
For Sale, a Farm,
LEASANTLY situated at Huntington har-
bor, East Neck, Long-Island, containing a-
bout 20O acres, mostly cleared Land,‘ and in a
good state of cultivation, with good chcsnut fence.
Said Farm is well timbered, and considerable lo-
cust timber among it, with. about ten acres of
fresh and salt meadow.
. There is on the premises, a good double two
story House, with a well of excellent water with-
in twelve feet ofthe door ; two barns, a good ci-
der mill, and other out houses ; several orchards,
containing about 800 Apple Trees, moS1_l.V_W‘“‘
tel. appgess .,, miinber of Peal-'I'rC€S of different
ki,..2:r~,.....-(i an excellent Garden near the house.
Said Farni is w ell watered. with living spri_ng 5,
andia number of lots watered the year round 3
said‘ farm is large enough and well calculated {for
».‘_. '|‘,,ir‘.' ,1 _- ;._~g‘3.~_,_ i.r_\i:_}_g '.__i_':l1_‘('!“;::”:i/ft‘ ()l:V"1‘lA.-_')_I~l\“:gifl¢>é '.- on
watered, with plcn'ty"'oinci’c'a_i‘cd land, timber,
fruit, &c. There is a public Landiiig within half
a mile of the house. Vessels and stages going
and CO1’. ing from New-York (laily ; a Packet
plies to and from New-York wer_~kl_v, and runs
within twenty rods of the door. There is a gieat
privilege for gunning, fishing and claiming, with-
in a short distance of the house. For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises, who will give an indisputable title for
the same.
‘ MOSES SCUDDER.
Huntington, Dec. 4.
N. B. The subscriber would be vizilling to sell
the whole or a part of said Farm as may best
_32 Sm.
For Sale,
I VALUABLE FARM, in Fairfield, two
and a half miles \\ est of the Court-Hotise,
on the turnpike road leading to New York. The
Farm contains about~45 acres, propoitioned with
Meadow, Plough and Pasture Land. On the
premises are a good dwelling House, Barn and
other out-houses. Also, a Grist Mill with two
run of good Burr Stones, and a good run of cus-
tom. The fcnces are in excellent repair," and
the land in a good state of ciiltivation. The
price will below and payments made easy.--
Apply to the subscriber on the pwqniiz-:t=s.
SAMUEL KELLOGG.
Fairfield, Nov. l8th, 1818. 6m 30
For Sale,
In J\"or"walk, about 40 rods no-rt]: of the bridge,
T Wi—lE l’l’.l‘}i\'lISE:i, v.=lie.rc M r. P/iiruiua Hill
now lives, consisting of a ifdt of ground,
six rods from and ten deep, with a Dwelling-
l-Iouse, Barn, VV<:ll of water, and a number of
thrifty apple and peach trees, &c. For terms,
apply to I JONATHAN KNIC-I1 T, Esq.
\Vho is authorised to give ti good and sullicient
title for the same. J. CRIS-81;‘ Y.
SE11‘: 30-
~ToIbe sold at private sale,
.A_ situated on Belden’s 1-lill, about Smiles
from Not-walk Bridge. The-above Land is of
an excellent quality, and under good improve-
ment. An indisputablepiitlc and imnieediate pos-
session will be given. For terms, aPP_lV I0
~ . HANNAH B. si;in=i‘)Y,:._oi~;
;_.; SAMUEL BURRALL. ' -
Ndfwallt, Oct. 13. 94
Connecticut Registers, for
1819, O
u
Teisons wiseing 30 PUT’ -
the north siiT£fTTf§;3:t.?$;‘jgj;‘:,~,-untnriitiinig Spa,’ ,~)il“3l'll -
BOUT forty acres ol LAND, ll£ii’i(lS0l'!?-el)’ ‘
Just received and for sale at this Ofiice.
Norwalk Chronicler