Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, October 6, 1819 · page 1

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' NICHOLS ‘PRICE.

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Boot: and Shoe Store.» 
Scllccki 8; Stevens,

. it AVING taken the stand formerly occtipied
.., by Timothy W. Vanderbilt, would in-

‘ f .r§'m their friends, and the public in general, that
 _ ‘:they intend keeping an assortinentof Ladies’ and
. _.G.entlem,en s

BOOTS ts’ SHOES, of all descrip-
.tions, which they intend to have ‘m'anul“actuI‘cd

fromthe best of stuff, and made by the first rate

- «workmen, whiehthey will sell.lo‘w for Cash ; and
gggiepaying a strict attention t-o-business, they hope
to share a portion of ppblic pa ronage.

N. B. Sole and Upper’ Leat "er'of all descrip-A -

tions, for sale. _ .
Norwalk. near the Bridge, Sept. 20.

Taken up, adrift,
A Nthe Sound, n_ea‘_rLong-neck,a SAlL-BOAT,
, with her main-sail up, her jib-stay cut, and
jib taken off ;;;with green bottom ‘and stem, green
'i’n_'sideithe cockpiywhite waist, black gun"-wear

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' ;‘a_h‘d_wale,Vdecked about 3-4 of her length from
f<_3l‘Ward;" small hatch middlebf the deck, head?

ofhermast green, with a-red fly. Whoever owns
said boat is desired to prpve property, pay char-
"ges, and take heraway. A ' ' 2 "
Paris‘-this Locitwooii.

. 4 Stamford,(Mitl(llesex soc.) Sept. 15 ‘"73 g
H " 0 be sold at public auction, on Mon-
« i day, the 4th day of October next,

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' jag one o’clock, P. M. on the premises, (if
not pr¢viously'disposed of) about six acres of
,_,‘.,',',.,.., and four of meadow land, together with

_a dwem,,g.house standing thereon. Said land is
‘situated about half of a mile south-east from the

lmleéiihifiolise in Rid§IEi1fi:I<2l(l!\iEZER:JDNES;
 Ridgeficlzl, tsert-15-‘ ' *7?
' , I ‘ ' For Sale,

' SMALL Place, lying in New.ca.

 

 
 

1;;and;".witli a -good Dwplling-House,.and Barn
thereon. Said place h"s got ayoung orchard
containing betwixt 50 and 60 appletrees. .Con-
diticins made easy and an indisputable title»-'gi\'en
by‘th'e,siibscribei'. ‘ CARY SVs;;12~I?_~

' New;-,Can'aan, May 27. 5m "'-"‘57

ForSak; W“

‘ i;ollowving"~'piet:t&s~oF l_.arrd. situated in the-

igigwn of Noijwalk; Faitrfield.county,.Con-

necticut, about two miles from the Boston tut-n;_'

pike, bordering on -Long islanr.l»-Sound, ‘formerly
‘owned by Mr. Asa:iioy.t, viz :—
Loci-twood’s Meadow and Onion Lot. so called,
i containing about 15 Acres.
\Vood'—s Lot and PlCl-ECVLOL - 9» 1-2 do.

‘Gr-nniman’ Lot - - - 8 do.
Lower Lot and Stubble Field 12 do.
‘H-ases Hill - - p - 38 do.
Pnilip’s Meadow - - 4 1-2 do-
"Robert’s' do. - - - 3 1-2 do-
Whitlock’s do. - - - .1 do.

I_ piece on Flax Hill, containing about 1 1:2
acres, on which is an excellent Oi‘chard,_former-
'ly occupied by Mr. Moses Byxhee.

The above described property is well propor-
tionedio ‘Wood, Plough, Pasture and Meadow

., Land, and is offei-ed for sale altogether, or in
For further particu-

pieces, to suit purchasers.
Iars please to inquire of Mr. Raymond Hoyt, at
the village, or of the subscriber in New-York.

- CONKLIN BRUSH.
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__ For Sale,
45,000 BRICIK. ' Apply to

Baiviiuiiu DISHOP, '
G. H. Nnivkinit. or‘
JONATHAN N.tsn, '
_ ‘ Agent for the subscribers; _
Norwalk, Sept. 20. 73' "

Lost,

N Thursday evening, 9th inst. between
Mr. Isaac Belden’s and the Bridge, a’ red
Merino SHAWL, about a yard and a quarter in
breadth. person who has found or may
find it. shall be g._enci'ously re'~va£ir(led by leaving

it with the subscriber. .l\'A'rltiliv Bai-ms. ‘

N0; walk, Sept. 20. ,~ A 73

New—Yoi-k, 28th ‘July.

AN ‘df-vay from the subscriber, -on the 20th
instant, an indented, ‘Boy, by the namcfiof
Georgeplitdcr, about ten years ~0f~-age. Thisri-S
to notify all persons from harboring or trusting-
said boy on my account, as I will pay no debts (if
his contracting. NATHAN M_,m,.',N_
‘Wilton. Sept. 20. l8l9. ' 73

Jusr ancnivan, AN-l;"VF0R SALE, 31‘
NICHOLS cf PRICE, ,
ALES on MY Liiuimoii-‘n, Forcc of T,.,,,h.
Goldsni“ith’s Rome; 'l'rumbull's History:

-of -Connecticut, 2 vols, am; cidzen of the
VVIOYICI; Iller-ugl)'[',[]':t; Books ; C0n_ I

versation Cards, Pen-Knives, &c_

Also, Gepuine B‘i‘i}ish Ink Powder; 313,-g‘-e
assortment of excellent stone Ink-stands, from 10
to 50 cents each ; Holland quills, and a few mm.

Adred.super'-.,r Amt.-rican do’. ‘

Sept. 20.

 

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naan, containing‘-about 5 acres of

‘Holland GIN, § 3133; 

MULASSES, , § ALLSPICE,’ A

Brown SUGAR, § PEPPER,-

Loaf & lump do. 9' GINGER. _ 
BURRALL ,5»:HUBBELL. “

_ In Stamford, in the new building of- Mr. Eusyul

BARD 8: CLOSE, where he intends to keep a good
assortment in his line, viz.

__ Ladies’ and (_}cntlen_ien’s SADI)LES,;_Mi1-.
vary and plain B._ltl:DLE_S. ; HARNESS’
of all kinds ; 'I‘RUl§TK.S ; CAPS ; HOL.
STERS 5 VALICES ; _Portmanteaus,. &c.-

orders Correctly executed on the shortest “mice,

 

 
 

 

Chew ash’ store; -
Wm. 85‘ B. _St_. John,

supply of ’ .

ware, and Crockery,

Vllhich they are- disposed to sell on the most‘
reasonable terms, for CASH.
_-AMONG ivmcii ARE THE FOLLOWING«—-
UPERFINE Blue, Black and Brown Cloths‘
Black, brown and mixt Cassimeres -A
, Flmentines Swansdown, and Mei-seilcs Vesting
_ Black and _blue Stockinett
Tabbby and Manchester Velvets
Black and colored Bombaietts
Black and colored Canton Ci-apes - ;

Black_an(_l white silk Hose
Black and white silk Gloves .
CambrictMuslins'and Caiicoes ’ l
Furniture Calicoes (various patterns)
Men’s black 3: colored cotton 8: ivorsted Hose ,
\Vomen’s do. '
Imported and American Ginghams _ .
Figured and plain Jacone't.& M_ulmul Miislins’ :‘
do. do. Lenoes and Book M.usli-ns_ , l
Cambric and common Dimities
Patent and steam-loom Shirtlng
American Sheeting and Shirtiog A
Black-Italian and French Crepes’,
Irish Linens, very cheap
American and India Check .
. Blue and yellow Nankeens
Laces and Ribbons
Floss Cotton and wire thread 
Suspenders and brown Holland
Ladies’ Beaver and Kid Gloves
Men’s Buckskin and Beaver G.lov.es
Silkaiid Cotton Flag Handkerchiefs
Bandanoe and Madrass * do.
Cotton Bed-ticking and American Stripes
Black and colored Fans , , -‘
Ready made Vests, ( handsome and very cheap)
GROCERIES. 
St. Croix Rum, F rench. Brand_y, I-Iolland'a|.IҤl

lump, and brown Sugars, I-lyson, Young-Hyson,

and Hyson-skin Teas,’ (fresh and good) Coffee,

Choccolate, Ginger, Pepper, Allspice, Molasses

by the I.‘_I0g'Sl1Cad-OI‘ gallon, of a superior quality.
L K - , . ,H.dIlDW.dRE_g‘

Scythes, hoes, shovels and spa'lles,.frying-pt_ihs,_
sad-irons,\shovels and tongs, spiders and skillets,
trace-chains, hooks and ‘hinges, knives andforlts,
spoons, files, shoe-knives. razors, shaving boilefivj

screws, brads, &c. &c. . - — .. _ 
./1 laiygeassortmcitt of OROGR?ERI’,.*'9ciryrlocr.l

Persons wishing to‘-buy, willdo well to call and

monly low.
Norwalk, May 24.

' SEPTEMBER. 13. A

, Lumber——a_t N ‘orwalk. -
HE subscriber has justhreceived from
Albany and Hal.-tford, alarge supply
cl‘ Lumber of the firstiquality, consisting of
109,000 Eastern Shingles (inspected)
3o,ooo feet Meicliantahle . Boards.
5000 feet Clear Boards, (seasonedu)-
loo Wli.ite’Pine Plank.
100 Yellow do. do.
Goo Albany Boards.
5000 Pine Latli.
1ooo.Feet Clear Plank. ‘

All oraiiy part of the above will b_e.,goId'
Very cheap for cash, by’ WM. J. STREET.
N. B. All persons indebted for Lumber
purcliased on or before the 13th of July, are
notified that their accounts are due: Pay-
ment is expected. W. J. S.

Stock Replenished.
THE subscribers haye just received a new
and choice selection ‘of GROCERIE,S‘_'~

self

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The following are a part, viz,‘ -
Jamaica SPIRITS, Jiyson and

st. Croix RUM,“ }TEA-

§ Hyson skin

N oi”'walk,-l_\"lay 4. 5 3

.7.V6w Establishment.
. I-IE subscriber inforins his friends and the
public that he has commenced the

Saddling usiness,

l-Iawnnv, opposite the store of Messrs.‘l-Ina.

All repairing donejn the best manner, and all

_. ._ ; SMITH SCOTT;
.3 Sb3,fI1fO|'(I. . 54 

BLANKS;

0f.’:various kinds, for sale at this Qffic‘e.'

J7-.JWES1?41i’.é..!i!.GI€1.1¥33 1819.. ..

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Dry Goods, Gv'ocerz°es,‘}'Iard-9*.

Black and colored Canton Hhdkfs. and Shawls= ‘

Black and colored Lutestriugs 8: Sarcenets ' , rib

American Gin, Madeira and Sherry wineybcltia; "

pocket and ipibn-knives,locks,A-latch.-'.'s, butt-hingiaflxw

examine _t_ht_: Goods, as they-will be sold uncotn- .

Cogniac nItAiv_i_)ir,§ corneas ~ ; "‘_Italian and Canton-Crapes
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_ Eli. Bi Bennett,

H3V°.l“3t 1'°CeiV°d fmm N3“"'Y0l'kn 3 nil‘-W. “Has this'day:re.turned. from New-York, with a

new supply of, GOODS,
, '.~_ _ Pcoivsisriive or, .
* UPERFINF. blue and black Cloths
’ Cassimeres,

. Red, white and yellow Flaiinels

Black and colored Bombazettst
Figured Rattinet,
'l‘abby.and corded Velvets
1" lorentine and Toilinet Vestings
Marseilles . do
Ii-i_sh_Liiiens ' ,
Aiiiericanband English Check ._
, Green and changeable Florences
Black Sarsinet, - _ '
Canton Crapes V ~
Black. Canton Handkerchiefs
Silk and cotton Flagg do . ,
l’lain.and figured Leiioes and Book Muslin
Cambric Dimity _ ,
Plairiand figured Jackonet Muslin
Worstedhand cotton Hose ~
Russia Sheeting _
Ladies English and French silk
Ladies’ Kid and Men’s Beaver
Cottoti Cassiinetle . _,
vvi:-E3. Cottoli and Floss threads
Cotton Bed Ticking .
Anierican and imported Ginghams
Pink and bltié . d0 .
Cambric Musliiis, India 8t_Ameri.can do
Steam Loom Shirting, black Cambric
I_Vlerin_o»andsilk Shawls, cotton do
-_Madl7ass Handkerchiefs ,
White .lean,_ blue and buff striped do
f Blue and yellow Nankeens
' “White ‘and black Thule Lace, Thread do
Curtain calico _ .._.
Satin aiid Lutestriiig Ribbons, Calicoes
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, Parasdlsv
Cotton, Cotton stripes, 8:c.
Oil Cloths and Wiiidow paper.
LlKEW'ISE,‘
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum .
.. French Brandy . 4
‘ American and Holland Gin ~ _ .
“Hysbn, Young Hysoh, Old Hysbn, Hymn-
skin and Souchong Teas .
Loaf and brown Sugars, Molasses
Soiithern Flour ‘ ~ , _
Coffee, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger
Raisins A
. Codfish, coarse and fine salt -
And a general assortment of CROCKERY, Etc.
The abovoarticles will be‘-sold very cheap for
Cash. Norvvalk, a few rods east of the Bridge-
 Afugust 3.” '

N GO OD S. 

 « Wm. J. Street,
‘I-IAIS this day received afresh. supply of
Dry-Goods, Groceries, an

I Crockery.
MOST of the articles in the more are CHEflP.
He cannot say, you will do well by calling ,- If you
can do better, you--certainly have the privilege of
going away empty. You will find all the arti-
cles enumerated and many others.
-LACK Sinchews, Plaid Silk
Green and changeable F lorence

Light Plaid Gingbams-new style

Linen Cambric

Red, White and Yellow Flannels

Fine undrest blue Calico

Low priced green and blue do. \6 cents per yd.
Pat‘asols, white and black silk Stockings
English and French silk Gloves

Kid and assorted do.

Fine sarcinet Cambric,‘ Cotton and thule Lace
Superfine Jackonet Muslin, F iiie Leno Cambric
Plain and figured Book Muslins

Cambric Muslinsof various qualities

Canton and fancy silk Hhdkls

Tortoise shell Combs, large and small

Ivory and Horn do. ‘ '

Pink and blue striped Ginghams

Carlisle Giiighains and Robes

FurnitureC_hintz and Calicoes,soine very elegant

Gloves
do

' Bombazetts, black and assorted colors

Apron‘ Checks and Bed Ticking

’ Steam Loom shirting
' lrish Linens from 25 to 80 cts per yard

Plain and blue Nankeen »
Striped Jane and Russia sheeting 1

Real superfine blue and black Broad Cloths

Blue, black and mixt Cassimeres

Olive Velvet Cord (very stout) 37 1-2 cts pr. yd
Marseilles silk and buff Cassimere Vesting
Plain and striped cotton Cassimere

30 doz. Fans at 2 and 3 cents each.

. uxewisn.

Blue printed Teas, Enamel’d do.

Ewers, Basons and Chambers

Elegant Lust:-.r’d Pitchers

Enamel’d and cream colored do;

Blue printed Dining Plates, Twifliers Sc Mufiins
Cut Glass*,icommon Tumblers, Stone Ware, &c.

‘ ALSO;

"Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wines, Molasses, loaf and
brown Sugar, Rice, salt, spices, tobacco, snuff,
Candles, soap, Honey, Young I-lyson; HYSOD Skin
and souchong Teas, Spanish Indigo and segars,

' wrought and cut Nails,’Knives 8: Forks, Spoons,"

Locks, Hinges,‘ screws, Buttons, Pots, Kettles,
and gndny other articles not enumerated. .

’A’ii"g‘ti'st 14. 63 '

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~ —' .i JIRKET STREET, Na. 1.
_ ACCOMMODATION -‘.PACKE'I‘S, 
To suit from Ebciiczer 1). Hoyt’s Land, rig, a
..jN'or~walk, for Peck .Slip,v,.N'ew-Park’. _
Sloop Citizen, Pennoyer, ,
ILL.commence sailing from the above.
landing, on Tuesday, the 13th inst. and
return on Satur_day._ ‘ , ‘ ‘ ’ ~ -

t Sloop,lVIéchaii_1ic, Ht.yi.s

 Will sail on Thursday, and return on Tues-

day’-.-" . -B _. 
. Sloop Union, Brown,-
. Will sail on,_Sat_urday, and return the Th s-
day .'__following; each vessel pei'forming_‘,,their
wceklytrips through the season. .. . - . i N"
For freight or passage apply to the su.%>SCl‘ib€!',
or to either the Captain's on board _t_‘-1".?1ht’il',l'8-
spective vessels. :- - E. HOYT-
Norwalk, April 12. .- -59
Summer Arra‘i,ge*nent.
_ '.PACKET.", _.- g * ~ 7 -.
To Sail every Tuesday, from ,_Bm‘-
rail 15* Hubbell’s Landing at’ JV‘oi.-wuflks
for‘Peck-Sh" , .N‘ew-I’ork. . -

 

B. KEELI-2R,TnaSl8!‘, having 16 $Upell0l‘Bl}d
elegantbirths, will leave Norwalk e'very:Tué§-
day, _and return from New-York on Saturday,
commencing Tuesday, the 13th inst.

For freight or passage, apply ‘to the subscri-
bers, or tovtlie Captain on board. - I _
|i:? Every attention will be paid to'the ac-
cornmodatioh of Passengers. . ,. _ .' 1
, BURRABL 8: IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, April 6. _ ‘ » . 49 B
 Lumber and Salt. 1 p

t UST re_cei\ ed and for sale by the subscribers,
a quantity of N orth-river SH IN (J-LES, (war-

do. do. clear BQABDS, (Minted
do. do. Merchantablegdo.

do. . do. clear PLANK,

do. do. common do.. ,-

_AI.s(5, TURKS 1\LAND SALT, or an eit-
cellent quality‘; BURRALL 8: HUBBELL.
Norwalk. May 22. . ‘

Dr;AndersonL’s Coicghflrops.
I NE /iilndred and twenty thousand flt‘rIi071«S' .’

it is computed, die annually of Con'sumpi-

tion ; originating principally from taking cold,

~ commencing-"with cough,then difiiculty ol bwatlz. ,

ing, and pain in the side. At length the luiigvs
become affected, consumption. ensues, aiii1»de'at.h
closes the scene. Alas! too oftendoes preju-
dice, by listening to some, and adopting-the:opin«
ions of others, prevail, thereby preventing atrial
of such medecine as might afford relief, under
the idea that no relief can be obtained. 'Scarc‘e-
ly a case occurs, but may be relieved by the time-'
ly application of Duct. .dnd:rson"s Cough Drofia,

Cough.

certificates are submitted, through motives the
most humane, to public perusal. . _ '

A gentleman of Charlestown was severely af-
flicted with an Asthma six years, and forthe last
six months his death was daily expected, when to
the great surprize ‘of every one‘ on taking a-bottle
of these Drops, his health was perfectly re_si'ored.

A gentleman by the name of Enoch Willey,
of Litchfield, 60 years of age, was perfectly cu-
red of an Asthma with 2 bottles. __

A young lady of Herkimer was severely afflict-
ed for three years with a violent cough, difficulty
of breathing, spitting of blood, pain in the side,
deprived of sleep, and universal dcbiliiy ; in this
distressing state, after‘ having tried all other med-
ecine in vain, and considered as past relief, by
taking only three bottles of Doctor Anderson’s
Cough Drops, her cough andthe whole of her
symptoms left her, sleep was restored, and her
health perfectly establislied. "A .

I, John Bennett, of the town of Harp-grsfield,
Delaware county, do certify that I was distressed.

' with a severe cough and pain in the breast and’

raising of blood,'and could not sleep when I lav
down, and by taking of Dr. And.rson°§ Cough
Drops I found a speedyrelief, and toy my satis-
faction they are of the greatest use of éiny metic-
cine' yet kn9wn for those connplaints. *

Sworn to before me this 13th day of June,
I817. - '

J. VVEBSTER, Justice of the Peace."

From the acquaintance I have had of thefabove
described Cough Drops, I think them to be a
very useful medecine. Crnanus Cnosav.

Poughkeepsie, June 27, 1818. ~
. These ‘drops give instant case in all coughs,
colds, astlimas, difficulty of breathing, wheezing,
tightnesspf the chest, consumption, pain in the

side,_spitting of blood, chillness and shivering-s',~‘
ithe forerunners of fevers, Stc.

Common=‘colds
are removed in a few -hours : the aged will expe-

even when the lungs are affected. ..
The abovegaluable medecine for sale in large
or small quantities, by Wm. H. Jones, Post Mas-
ter, 4. w-Haven ; Isaac D. Bull, Hartford; Bart-
lett base, Boston; and Elias 'l‘i-iveit, Drug-
gist, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. - ‘ , ,
63 3mo. DANIEL E. SMITH,
A ./{gent jbr Dr. M/m. Anderson. *

Patterson, Putnamco. N. Y. July 3.

HE;newand veryfast sailing slo0p0RIQN .

which have proved to be a perfect cure for Coughs , '
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions and the Hooping.

‘As a proof of which the following interesting,

rience relief equally agreeable and instantaneous, ,