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For Sale,
V ‘ SMAl.l..”Place, lyingir. New-Cw
naan, cont-a~inin‘g about 5 acres of
‘uh at good Dwelling-House, and Barn-
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containing betwixt 50 and 60 applctrecs. Con-
ditions made easy and an indisputable title given
by the subscriber. CARY VVl«5=ED-
New-Czina-an,’l\;lay 27- 5m 57_
For Sale,
I-IE following pieces of Land, situated in the
town of No-rwalk, Fairfield county. COH-
neciicut, about two miles from the Boston turn-
P-,ke,.bq,.de.,.;_,,g,o,, 1_,qi_;g Island bound, tormerly
imvrietl by Mr. ‘Asa Hoyt. ViZ.=--
L0ckwood’s l\'lcadoW Mid Q1110“ L01» 50 Called:
~ containing about 15 Acres.
'\Vo0d’s Lot and Picket Lot - 9 1-2 do.
Grumman Lot - - - 3 (10-
Lower Lot and Stubble Field 12‘ do.
Hases Hill - - ' 33 d0-
Philip’s Meadow - - 4 1-‘Z (10.
’.obert’s do. - - - 3 1-2 £10-
“.'Vhitlock’s do. - - - 1 (lo-
I piece on Flax Hill, containing about 1 1-2
acres, on which is an excellent Orchard, turmer-
. ly occupied by l‘l’lr..Moses Byxbee.
»The above described property is well propor-
tioned in 1Vood, Plough, Pasture and Meadow
Land, and is offered for sale altogether, ’or,jn
pieces, to suit purchasers. For further particu-
lars please to inquire of Mr. Raymond Hoyt, at
1 the village, or ofthe subscriber in New-York.
. , CONKLlt\' BRUSH.
New-Yoi-k,28lb Jul)'- 55
NICHOLS .y PRICE
‘ Have just received a new supply of BOOKS,
_ consisting in part of the following.
I V ISTORY ofthe late \Var,by Brackeniitlge;
El Do. do. by Hunt; do. do. by t'l’Carty;
Goldsmith’s Greece; do. England ; History of
Arnerica ; Sansom’s Canada; Johnson’s Travels
throughRussia,,.P0land, Baltic, Ste. ; Bernard's
."l‘our thr0u'__;h Fiaiicc, Switzerland, Savoy, Ger-
many, amt Belgium, in 1814; Mantisci'ipt, trans-
mitted from St. Helena ; Topographical descrip-
P tion of Ohio, Indiana, 8:0. ; VVirt’s Life of Pat-
.ric_k l-Ienry ; Ra.msay’s 'W'ashing-ton ; Pillet’s
..Englantl.,;, The l’ederalist, by Messrs. ,1-lamilton,
.. Isla<1'ison,. and Jay ; l}»uncan’s‘Cicei'o ; Greek Lex-p
.- DugLial.€.’s..1:Ifl.!’§i.t;£.;.,EdWaEds..on,j.l,1¢ VV"ll ;
‘_Mille_r’s.,Letters; ‘Watts on the Mimi; Life of
Mrs. Graham ; Pilgrim’s Progress; Portraiture
of Methodism ; Fanny \V0odbury ; Study ofthe
Bible; Doddridge’s Rise and Progress; New
Tylanual of private devotions ; Bunyan’s Holy
‘Var; Buck's Remains; L0cke’s Essay on the
Human Understantling ; Spiritual Companioii ;
Bradley on Revivals; Abi-idgemeot of the Bible;
Cali'in’s Catechism 3 Clark on the PI‘0ml‘3CS 3 Ab-
igail Bailey ; Mrs. Chapone.-’s Letters ; Solitude
-Sweetened : Lookinr-.5-Glass. for the professors of
Religion ; Childrc.n’s Friend: Paradise Lost;
"{0itng’s Night Tliotig;-lits ; l\’lilton’s W'0rks ;
'l_‘hompson’s Seasons :.lunius : Bennet’s Letters ;
Ladies’ Library ; -“elf-Knoule<ltve, by J. h-lason,
A. ‘.~'.:.: Accidents of Human Life; Mititlote to
the Miseiies of lluman Life; l’.lair’s Lectures
on Rhetoric. Svo. ; do. do. abridfqerl ; Kames’
Criticism : Principles of Flnxioiis, by the Rev.
S Vince ; Plint’s Surveying ; .._’\sironornical Dic-
tionary ; Vince’s Astroiinmy ; Elements cf Ge-
om.-t-ry; Graminrir of Clicniistry; .l.ic‘i:.son’s
B001;-Keepiiitg; A Key to the classical pronun-
ciation of Greek, Lzitin. and Seriptiire proper
Names: Dictioiiary ufQiiotations ; liree-mai-.oii's
Monitor 5 the coin nlete Letter \Vri!er ; Sotiilie_v’s
Life of Nelson ; Life of l'lowai'd : do. of Cooke _;
Memoirs of the early life of VVilliam Cowper ;
Hooper’s Examination : Nui'se’s Guide ; Ma,<r,.i—,
zzine of W'it, and :\mci‘ic.a,n Hat'moiiist, Calender
of Nafnre ;- Codinan’s Hymns; Olney l-lymns ;
VVatts’ Lyric Poems ; Lord of the isles, a poem,
by '\V.. Scott ; 1'-Vasliin'_t:ton, or Liberty P.estored.
a poem ;.Ri-own’s Poems ; De Rance, a poem ;
Fre-neau’s Poems; Cowper’s do. .
D’lsraeli’s Ronianees; 'l‘hatldeus0f Varsaw,
Coalebs’ Deceived : W"ill_iam Selwvn ; Louisa. the
lovely Orphan ; ;Cli:it'lotte Teniplr: § Caroline of
Litchlield; Children at ii~.;;é- .-’\hbe_v. 3 vols. : Tom
Jones. 4.~vols. : Caleb 'W'iliiarri?n_’2}'<il~3-: Roder-
ick Random. 2 ...i..'; .Gil B,las..4,\'olS-,;.-Citizen
of the \-Vorld ;'C0iii-(ship and il\’lat‘l"‘iflg'6 A; 316. 35C-
'l‘hc Domestic Mzmiifactiirei‘s Assistant and
Fsmilv Directorv ; \Vez:rer's Assistant; ‘.Valk-
er's Dictionary, (lzirqe ;) do. do. {small ;) John-
son’s Dictionary : Bibles. oftlilferent sizes ; pock-
et Testaments ; Dwir;lit’s Psalms and Hymns;
Vifatts’ do. ; l-Iartford selection of lrlymns ; Com-
mon Prayer. ‘
» A general assortment of School and Toy Books.
.Music Books, Copy-Plates, Lcdgcrs, Day-
Books,-' Common-place Books. Cyplieriiig and
Vdi-iting Books ; VVriting2; and Let’ter Paper.
The above comprise but a part of their assort-
ment.d Adiiions will constantly be made there-
to, all of which will l)q.gSOlfl at the lowest N. Yorl:
prices, for Cash, or most kinds of country Pro-
duce. 3:3” Books of lllmostevcrv description,
not on hand, can be furnished at short notice.-—
Our friends in this, and the adjacent towns are
requested to call. N. 55’ P.
BLANl§S,
Of ravious kinds, for sale at this Office. -
Said place has got a young orchard -'
-;;un.:...‘:.i.-....Q-'52'»:3“&
N GO ODS. 1
Eh B‘. Bennett,
Has this 'day1jeturne_d from New-York, with ‘a’
new supplyof GOODS, '
‘ coNsts'rtnG'or‘
— SUPERFIl\‘1'3blue and black Cloths
i
Cassimercs, ,
led, wliiteaiid yellow Flannels
Black and colored B_0mh-azeitst
Figured Rattinet ’
Tabby and corded Velrets
Florentine. anti. Tuilinet Vestings
Marseilles ' do
Irish Linens
American and English (,‘.hecl—:
Green and Cl‘lal‘lgttal)iC Florences
Black Szirsine't,7‘
Canton Ci-apes _
ill!-.!Bl<‘(.::dT1i.Ot1 'i'i7.irici.l.:ei'¢i'..'zz-_\.l'..- L, ‘
Sill; and cotton Flagg do _
Plain and fig‘|.l1‘C(l Lenccs and Book l‘.'lus‘.in
Cambric Dimiiy
Plain and li;;vtii'etl Jzicltnnet Muslin
’\Vorsted and cotton Hose
Russia Sheeting .
Ladies English and French silk Gioyes
Ladies’ Kid and Men's Beaver do-
Cotton Cassimere .. .
\Vire Cotton and Floss threads
Cotton Bed Ticking V
American and imported Gingliams
Pink and blue do
Cambric Muslins, India 8: American do
Steam Loom Shii-ting, black Cambric
Merino and silk Shawls, cotton do '
Madrass Handkerchiefs
VVhite Jean, blue and bull‘ striped do
Blue and yellow Nankeens i
‘White and black Thule Lace, Thread do _
Curtain calico "
Satin and Lt1i€Sl;I‘ll1p: Ribbons, Calicoes
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, Parzisols
Cotton, Cotton stripes, Ste.
Oil Cloths and Vi/'iiid0w paper.
LIKEWIS1-'4,
Jainaica and St. Croix llum
French Brandy
American and Holland Gin
Hyson, Young I-lfson, Old Hyson, Hyson-
skin and Soucliong Te-as
Loafand brown Sugzirs, Molasses
Southern Flour
Collee, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger
-Raisins '
Codfish, coarse and fine Salt , ~ _
Anti a_genera1 assortment of CROCKERY. Ste‘.
The above articles will be sold very cheap for:
C-cs!-.. ;\l'<J'r\‘.’zs§'-ii, a tow rods east of the Brid-ge.
A ugiist :3.
By authority of the State of Connecticut. .
FAIRFIELD EPISCOPAL SOCIETY -
‘ ‘ .7v'o1zW./1L‘Ic,' rm...) .il,,i7'i3?l:i)Jtti3}sD.az’,p0g3$_ro13I«:1.§2 ,1:...1_s19. . p
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‘ Latlies’,'Be'av_,e’r~
e 1. A
VVm. 85' B. John,‘
Have j11Sl2iI'BCClVC(l_ from New-Yorlt, a new
supply of
Dry Goods, Gé"0cei~'5es, Hard-
ware, and Crockery, ,
' ’Wliicli they are disposed to sell on the most
, reasonable terms, for CASH. ,
._ ——.xMo_ivc. WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING-—
D1 U'l’l'.l*l FlNl:‘. Blue, Black and Brown Cloths
,‘ 5 Black. brown and mixt Cassimeres
'1 l"l0i'«:ntine, Swansdown, and Merseiles V'estiiig
Black and blue Stockinett
lahbby and Manchester Velvets
' - Black and colored Bombazetts
.: t ‘ ‘ .
I lliack and colored Canton Crepes
I
l
:1ll:i<.I-: and colored Canton Hhdkfs. and Shawls
Black and colored l.iites'.rings 8: Sarcenets
Black and white silk Hose ‘
lfilacl; and white silk Cloves
Cambric Muslim; and Calicoes
"urnitt1re Calicoes (various patterns)
, Men's black it colored cotton 8: worsted Hose
_"\-V0ineii’s do. ,
l_mported and American Ginghams .
Figured anti plain Jaconet 8: Mulmul Muslins
"do. , do; 1_.enoes and Book Muatins
t;Iambric and common Lliinities ‘
- Patent and steam-loom Shirting
American Sheeting and Shirting
Black Itzilian and French Crapes
Irish Linens, very cheap
. "American and India Check
lllupé and _vcll0'w'_Nankeens'
‘ Laces and Ribbons‘,
’ CF loss Cotton an.tl_.yy-Aire. tliread
3 Suspenders __2‘iritl':ii‘g'3"is7ti.'lflol-liand
9 l\'len’s- Bucksk n;and l3l'éaiiiSriGloves
_ "Silk and Cotto"’_‘}Flii’ig Handkerchiefs
Bandanoe and"Madr'as's do.
Cotton Bed-ticking and American Stripes
‘ f ‘Black and colored Fans
: Ready made Vests, (handsome and very cheap)
GROCERIES. '
St. Croix Rum, French Brandy, Holland and
American Gin, Madeira and Sherry wine, Loaf,
illlmlls and brown Sugars, I-lyson, Young-1-lyson,
and Hyson-skin Teas, (fresh anti good) Coffee,
,Chocc0late, Ginger, Pepper, Allspice,'M0lasses
by the Hogshead or gallon, ofa superior quality.
H.&IlDW./IRE. -
Scythes, hoes, shovels and spa-les, frying-pans,
sad-irons, shovels and tongs, spiders and skillets,
trace-chains, ’_hooks‘andlhingesfknives and forks,
“spoons, files, shoe-knives, razors, shaiing boxes,
rfaocket and pen~knive:z,!ocl:s, latches,.l)utt-liinges,
screws, brads, &C. 8:0.
. ./1 large assortment of GROCICERY, ‘very low.
Persons wishing to boy, will do well to call and
examine the G00ds,‘as they will be sold uncom-
monly low. ~
LOTTERY.
CLASS I.
SCHEME.
.v’\"o/. u Blmzk in the Lowery.
A more favrwalile Scheme for the Adventurer,
we presume to say, was never offei-ed to the pub-
hc. "file one new oll'ered C.t)1'll'.llnS more high
prizzes than Schemes in g~ciiei':il~0f this amount;
‘anti it 1‘-‘ill be observed that a person can obtain
two Tickets for the same money that will btiy
but one in ii Scheme of aiiyother description.-—
Coiisequently the Adventurer will have two chan-
ces for the high l’rizes to one in any other Lotte-
ry. , ‘
Part of the above Prizes will be cgterniined in
the ~f0ll0witi_e; manner, viz. -
The first drawn numbers, ‘on the 10th, 14th,
and 20th days drawings will be entitled to$lO0O
each, and the first drawn number on the 18:1)
day will be entitled tu $3000. ’
All prizes stzbjetrt to the‘ usual deduction of
15 per cerit. and all piiaes less than S500 pay;-,.
ble in 60 days, and all others in 90 days after [I]:
completion of the drawing‘, which will positivelyy
conimencc on the 2d Ttiesrlay of January, 1320
at .\‘lr. l§.iiapp’s Hotel in F'.iii'lield ; and 500 num-,
bers will constitute one day’s drawing which will
regulate the stationary prizes. All prizes not
called for in one year will be consiilered as gen-
erously given to the society, and will not there-
after bepaid.
SIM:-ion 11'. Nftnoii,
.li«:ni3MtAii Siruiious,
P1-IINEAS 'l‘.ivLon, ' '
'i."}I'(),S F. ‘towtmnn,
Tic/rets _/or sale by the ]l«Ia7zuge7'.'i.
TICKETS in: the above Lottery for sale
by \Vh'I. J . STREET,
Of Norwalk, who will pay all Prizes less than
8100 by him sold. July 3. . 65 6m
ALMANACKS for 1820,
For sale at this Oflice. Also, by Josiah 1?; Bald- '
-mi.-2, llookseller, Bridgeport ; Pclcr Ja—Iiu-.9 j and
the dili'erent Post-Riders. ‘ -
Managers.
Norwalk, May 24. 56‘tf
Lumber and Salt...
UST received and for sale by the subscribers,
1P’ - f 9“ 0'" . . v . . , ,,
4 r?’ if ”‘:%(()g :2 é a Quantity of Not-th.river Sl-llN(zLlLb, (war.
4 : : of 560 : : 2000 i do. do. clear BOARDS, (ranted
96 : : of I00 : : 9600 do. do. lVl€l'Cl1‘.1fll'.ll)lf3.,(.iO.
‘O0 : : bl. 50 : : 5000 A (10. do. clear Pl.AI\‘lx,
. 395 : : (I, ,/0 : : 7900 ‘'1 do. T do. common do.
“mo _ _ of 0 50 _ _ 28_oU i ALs0, TURKS ISLAND SALT, of an ex-
’ ' " ' ' 9 §,cellent quality. BURRALL8cHUBBELL.
i2oo0 Prizes S60,000 i _,___:°:‘"‘"“ M“-V 22'
l'2000"l‘icl;ct's it: 85, is $60,000 SEPIEJVBER 13-
Lumber-—at Norwalk.
9’ HE subscriber has just rcceivcd.from
Albany and Hartford, :1 large supply
of Lumber of the first quality, consisting of
100,000 Eastern Shingles (iiispected)
30,000 feet Mcrcliantable Boards.
5000 feet Clear Boards, (scas0ned.)
100 White Pine Plank.
100 Yellow do. do.
600 Albany Boards.
5000 Pine Lath.
1000 Feet Clear Plank.
All or any part of the above will be sold
very cheap for cash, by WM. J. STREET.
N. B. All persons indebted for Lumber
purchased on or before the 13th 0t’July, are
notified that their accounts are due: Pay-
ment is expected. W. J. S.
Hat F mishing.
HE subscriber has taken the matting-Shop,
lately occupiedby Elias 'l‘aylur, a few rods
south of Bethel Meetiiig-l*louse, where he in-
tends carrying on the l~lai-Finishiiig business.--
He assures those who may favor. with their cus-
tom, that his work shall be done in the best inan-
ner and at the shortest n0tice—-l-le s0lici'.s his
share of the public patronage, and confidently
expects that his long experience in the business
will enable him to give the most entire satisfac-
tion to those who may employ him. Good un-
finished Castor and Rorum Huts received in pay-
JAMl:LS KARNES.
70tt‘
ment. _ .
llethel, August 24.
ERSONS desirous of having 'W0olen, Lin
en, or Tow Yarn wove on Cotton VVarp
can have it done at the following prices, from one
to any number of yards. viz :—-
For the warp and weaving, a yard wide,22 cents ;
for 3-4' do. 18 cents. AARON NASH.
(lazette-Office, Sept. 14.
Norwalk, near the Bridge,Sept. 4%. 71
N0. ~e.
.Ltne, , ,
.. - .if,7f.’RK’ET PSTREET. -7V-:1-
Acco.\11vi,0nAf.rI0N PACKETS. .
To" soil frmn»Ebe2ie::-ea: I). Hoyt’8 iafldmga 05
,.l\"orzt'_lj:’.s, for 1’cc‘l.'.S’lt'p, _.N’cw -.1/orl.-.
Sl0op7'Citizeii§ Pennoyen ..
. commence sailing from the 5b0"C
1‘ef'l '~ r.Sa[t1l“(l'd.V._ 2. __-. i
‘f 0 l\’leel1a.me, 11;. .H0yt.,
, .1 soil on-Tliursclay, andrctui'ii on Tues-
dzi; _ . A , T‘:' , ,
5lOOI) Union, Drown,
» ll sail on Saturday, and return the Thurs-
-illowitig; each vessel peiforming their
;ly‘trips through the season. .
,:_m fi'(:igl]1.o[‘ passage apply to the subscriber,
:4i""'- E) either the Captziinsoii board of their re-
:.;.=;_/tivevessels. 6 E. D. HOYT.
». -orwalk, April 12. 50
_,_.,.__———
.o
~- L " . .
.Summer Arrangement-
;,:. PACKET,
To Sail every Tticsdciy, from 3'15?‘ “
" ‘“~‘a£tc§«‘ IIubbcll’,s Ld1l(l'I./Ilgtlt .N’orwa_U€s
for Peel;-Slip, .N'c°zv-For-1.‘. » .
V:Ef':l‘lE new and very last .~t2iiling slo0pORlON
‘ hl.K1«:EL1:R,inastei',having 16 supeiiorand
eler it births, will leave t’0r-walk every Tues-
dai‘. and return from New-York on Saturday,
commencing 'l‘ii'esday, the 13th inst. -
For freight. or passage, apply to the subscri-
bers. or to the Captain on board.
ECP Every attention will be paid to the ac-
commodation of Passengers. . A
BURRALL 8: IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, April 6. , 49
New Establishment.
HE subscriber informs his frientls and the
public that he has commenced the
Saddlmg Busmess,
In Stamford, in the new building of Mr. EL1sr;2i.
HAWLEY, opposite the store of l\'lessi's. 1-1013-
BARD 8: (31,053, where he intends to keep a good
assortinent in his line, viz.
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s SADDLES ; M il-
of all kinds ; TRUNKS; CAPS; HOL-
STERS ; VALICES ; Portmanteaus, ac.
. All repairing done in the best manner, and all
orders correctly executed on the s‘r.oriest...n0tice.
.SlVI~ITH’ SUD’ ‘T.
Stamford, May 11. 54 tf
Stock Replemshed.
HE subscribers have just received a new
and choice selection of GR0C'_7<.'RIES—-
The following are a part, viz.
Jamaica SPIRITS, § Hysoii and TEA
St; Croix RUM, § I-lyson skin} "
Cogniac BRANDY,§ COF1*‘l£l:l,
Holland GIN, § RICE,
MULASSES, § ALLSPICE,
Brown SUGAR, § PlL‘PPii‘.R,
Loaf 8c lump do. § GINGER. ._
BURRALL <3‘ HUBBELL.
Norwalk, May 4. 53
50 Bundles warranted SHINGLES,
5000 ft. seasoned & clear white Pine Boards,
5000 feet Merchantable Plank and Boards,
Aiso——SALT, CODFlSH and RICE,
Just received and for sale by
. _ WV. 8; 13. ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, J tine 1. ‘
3
“"*-' - ---~‘—- -- -mi \-v.u.. .z..v- -A -.~'4L- ".5:-«c:.-4&7?-6:24;:-.-...
HE subscriber has just rect-it-rd from i.’.*';isli-
ington, 30 pair of the l’ll'Sl quality of \Vl~.ite
-Marble GRAVE STONES, which he intends to fin-
ish at a more moderate price than has been sold
by any one in the county, of equal qualit_v.-—
Those wishing‘ to procure Monuinents for their
deceased friends, will please to call at his stand,
a few rods north of the llridgge, where they may
satisfy themselves better than to purchase ofthose
that are in the habit of peddling their stone.
P. HILL.
Norwalk, Sept. 20. ‘ _ 73
Take Notice.
' HE death of Mr. Cit.ti».1;i«:s (). CANNON.
'- has closed the concern of BETTS E9‘ CAN-
NON, and all those ilidebtctl to the said firm are
requested to make iminediate paymerit. The
stock of Goods on lizintl will be sold at very re-
duced prices. ‘.’V.. M. BETTS.
Norwalk, July 5.
‘Q2 II '
l ding, on Tuesday, the 13th inst. and
iary and plain BIHDLES; HAll.NESS"
Norwalk Chronicler