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V Stock Replenished.
. The subscribers have on hand a general as5F_’|‘1-
merit of the first rate Groceries, Sac. etc. which
they offer for sale low for cash or country pI‘0-
duce. 'l'he following articles are a part : V
V _ A CRUCliRlES.
V Jamaica, St. Croix and-New-England Rum,
Cogniac Brandy, Holland and Pierpout Gin, All-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, Pearlash brown-and lump
Sugar, 'l‘eas,:Indigo, SaltAPetet', Candles, Soap,
<>.*.><:<><:-< fit:
Carlee, l{ice,Nutnie;.;s,Cinnamon, Chocolate, sec
_ CRUCKERY.
Large blue primed Ewcrs and Basons, cream
‘colored do. blue printed Tea setts, Teas 8: Pitc‘h-
ers, ct-eam~colored ‘Chambers, common earthem
‘do. earthern c_lAi_,slies, pitchers, cups, pots, stone-
» pots, and jugs 5 tea pots sonye ofa superior qual-
ity, 8:c. Ste.
A H AR DVVARE.
Ktiives and Forks, 7 by 9 Glass,~Putty, 8d and
9d wrought nails, 5d 6d and 8d cut V do. ; VVil-
son’s cast steel shoe-knives, bread-knives, pocket
and pen-knives. pocket combs, trace chains, stir-
rups irons, bridle bits, snuffers and trays, spoons,
shoe-rasps, awl-blades, tacks, taylor’s thimbles,
biass candlesticks, rlints, slates and pencils, steel
tobacco boxes, I-Iunt’s Blacking. &C. etc.
DRY.GOODS.—-A small assortment of Do-
mestic Muslins, Bombazettes, W"oolen Cloths,Stc.
LIKEWISE, a quantity of the first rate Cheese
for family use. Persons wishing any of the above
articles‘are requested to call and see for them-
‘. BURRALL 8: THOMAS.
A. Norwalk, Nov. 12. A
DRY GOOD S,
Suitable for the a,hf2roachz'ng season, Just re:-"£1 by
E. B. BENNETT.
XTRA blue. black and mixed Broad Cloths
_ V Common do do do do
Drab Kersey Pelisse Cloth
Blue, black and mixed Cassimeres
Bed, white, yellow and crimson Flannel
Olive and drab Velvet
Black tabby do_ Black and figured Ratinet
Plain and figured Bombazetts I
Scarlet and figured Cassimere Shawls
Black silk Shawls Black Sarcenet
Green Florence Green Gauze
Black Italian Crape Rose Blankets
Purple and white Shawls
Flagg and black Canton hhdkfs Madrass do'_
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‘Light and dark Calicoes Furniture Calicoes
Carlisle Ginghams Black Cambric Muslin
Imported and American Ginghams
do do sheeting and shining’ Muslin
Irish Linen Cambric Muslins Book do-
Leno and Sarcenet Cambric
Figured JacA'konet Dimities
Gentlemen and Ladies’ beaver gloves
Ladies’ kid do White and black silk do
Black silk and worsted Florentine Vesting
A Mei*sailles do Cotton balls and Tape
Black worsted Hose Lamb’s VVool do.
First and second quality coat and vest buttons
VMillinett, Stc. Ste. A
513° A general assortment of GAROCER.IES-
}I./1’RD- EV./IRE, AND CROCKER Y. I
W7wo.ton"s
SITCH OINTMENT.
That noted Itch Ointment, beinga safe,speedy
and sure cure for that tormenting disorder -Price
_:"hz'rty-seven and a half crnts. ALso-— A
Whcatort’s well known‘ Jaztitdice Bitters,
so eminently useful for removing all jaundice and
bilious complaints, which are so prevalent at the
present day—For sale by B. 8:. C. ISAACS, Nor-
walk, and S. .I.u>.vis. Stamford.
A150--DR. DAva1~ti>oiu"s celebrated
EYE-\V AT ER---Price 25 cents, for sale as a-
Vbove.
15,000 ft. clear pine Boards,
Consisting oft inch. 1 1-4 and 1 1-2 inch stut-‘l’,
some very superior, and seasoned, and lit for im.
mediate use, for sale by VVJ. S'rnir.i-:'r.
ROCK SALT.
LUST received and forsale by the siibscribers,
Five 1-ltzndred bushels of the first quality of
‘AR0CV'KS.»1LT. BURRALL 8: Thomas.
ROCK SALT. . f
Q LARGE quantity of the -very best quality
Ar,-f Rock Salt, just received and for sale by
E. D. HOYT Sc SON.
‘- "V
CONl1.’S SALVE,
mi infallible remedy for the Salt Rheum.
W HE compound of this invaluable Medicine
V has remained a secret with the descendants
of Dr. Cone,‘ an eminent. Physician, who lived
nearly 100 years ago. The subscriber, one of
his descendants, possessing the knowledge ofthis
e impound, feels-it his duty to use it for the benefit
of the sufferer-s in the human family; and there-
! »re,without further introduction, 0fii:rs this Salve
t2 the public as a safe and efiicacious remedy for
that implacable malady, the Salt Rheum. It has
Anevct‘ been known to tail of a radical cure when
Vproperly applied ; and generally with the use of
one box. _ '-
_ V The method of using this Sal-uc is to apply it to
Vthepart affected two or‘ three times a day. VV hen
the disorder is deeply rooted, and of long standing,
larger quantities are necessary ; and sometimeb a
.-portion or two of salts may be useful. The pub-
’ lic are cautioned against spurious boxes‘. None
are genuine not signed by _ Dewar. A
QC? The above; Sal-uc for sale at this Ot'fice.—-
Price $1 per lsnx.
Notaak, Oct. l_st.V 3
A _._-.-_--q.--nfiaw
in
Jv'o1zrmLIc, (com) rAr‘a:f:1V).jfvV*E.s1).i1i7, JPRIVL 3, 1322.
EWICH VO()Lt~'.N 1-‘Ac't‘uR_‘Y.
- HE subscribe!‘ takes this method to inform" A"
his friends and the public that he has at great.
expense erected a Woolen Factory on Miamis »
river, about a mile and a half above the upper
landing in Greenwich,and is now ready to receive
Wool for Caroling. He will also manufacture
Cloths, Sattinetts, 8w. by the yard or on sbares—-
also weave woolen yarn upon cotton. Dying, ful-
ling and finishing-done lorcnstomers by experi-
enced workmen, on reasonable terms. Those
who may lavor him with their custom may cal-
culate on having their work done in the neatest
manner—Indigo blue colored if required. All
orders thankfully received and punctually attend-
ed to. All kinds of country produce received in
payment, at the New-York prices, on making an
allowance for the freight. Customers will find
their account in picking the trash out of, their
wool, andin properlyéleansing it after it in shear-
ed or pnlled—the carding will cost them less, and A
their rolls be much better; it is, expected the
cleaning will be particularly attended to.
ELIAS PECK,jlll].
Greenwich, March 1. I
_Norwallc Woolen Factory.
T HE subscriber acknowledges to the public
the liberal encouragement which be 112:5
met with hcret0f0t‘e,'and now takes this opportu-
nity to inform his friends that he has again com-
menced the Jlfanufacluring Business, at his old
Establishment, about two miles north of Norwalk
Landing, on the main road to Danbury, where he
is ready for the reception of all kinds ol'VVool.—
As he has put his Machinery in complete order
and procured one ofthe first rate workmenin the
County, he flatter: himselfihat a general satis-
faction wili be given to all those tha see fitto em-
ploy him.
Wool may be manufactured into Cloth from
the fleece, either on shares or by the yard, as
best suits the customer-—It may also be made in-
to Broad-Cloth, Cassimcrc, Sattinct, Car/zeling,
Blankcting, Fla2'2neIs, tic. Blankets may be wore
the full width, ifrequested, and done cheaper and
better than at home. Wool will be carded for 4
cents the pound, (cash.) \Vool and Cloth may
be left in Norwalk, at the store of Mr. E. B. Ben-
nett or Dauchy 8: James, from whence it will be
taken, and returned immediately.
N. B Cotton and Linen Yarn coloredindigo
blne—-warranted permanent. Also, Gentlemen
and Ladies’ Coats scoured free from grease and
spots. or dyed over again-—Silks and Crapes dy-
ed and dressed to any sample, excepting scarlet.
VVoolen Yarn will also be received for the pur-
pose of being "wove into plain Cloth or Cassimere,
Sattinet,_Blanketing, or Carpetting. ‘
GAn'iu'r'r H. NEWKIRK.
More New (mods.
Just rcc’d. and _/or sale by D./IUCHY E5’ JJIMES
A LARGE supply of seasonablc Goods, bo’t
since the commencement of the new year,
at prices much lower than the former value.
Being anxious to ‘reduce their stock previous
to the first of April,‘ (at which time they expect
to relinquish the business) they will sell at a very
small advance, making it an object worth the at-
t(_:tttiun ofthe purchaser.
Among the articles rec'd, may be found
Fine Dr-ab,Oxfurd l\'lixt,blue bt black BroadCloths
Blue mist, and low priced blue Cloths
Superfine blue, black, Oxford rnixt, and drab
Cassimerc do. mixt, new style
Low priced mixt and blue do.
5-,._ttinets, line and comtnon .
Black, blue, crimson, and drab tabby Velvet
Black silkdo. Green Baize
Blue, green, white, and pink Florence
Red, white, yellow, and green Flannel
Bombazettes, line, black, figured and twilled
Cassimere Shawls, black and scarlet
Merino, purple and lmitation do ‘
Fine undressed Shirting. 'Waltham Shirting and
\ Sheeting Domestic Cinghams and Check
Flagg, Canton, and Madrass I-landkei-cliiel's
Gentlemen’s Cravats, new style, with borders V
Ladies’ black and white silk Gloves Beaver and
Kid do. Gentlcmen’s Beaver 8: Woodstock do
i Indispensable Clasps, Gilt Snaps
Likewise-—AAl't'esli supply of Groceries, Crock-
cry, and Hardware, consisting of
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cogniac and Cider Brandy,
Molasses, Tea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Tobacco,
Snuff, English and. American Powder, Shot
Skites, Knives and Forks, Spoo_ns, Thumb and
Norfolk Latches, Knob Locks. Butts, Screws,
Chest and Trunk locks, Paste Razor Straps, Pen-
knives, Combs, Scissors, Pins, Needles. Also a
large supply of steel boot tips, which will be sold
at ‘V12 1.2 cts the pair.
Norwalk, Jan. 26. . _,_
Pa/mts, Ozls, 8yc.
JUST received, and for sale on the most reason-
able terms, by , E. D. HOYT 8t SON.
Norwalk, Dec. 2. , ,
__ TO LET; ‘ ‘
CON VENlL*.N‘l‘ Hatter’s Shop
and Tools, situated at the west part
V’ ot the town. For further particulars in-
quire of A Isaac Bourox.
No|'\t=all<, l\’l‘.tt‘Cl1 4-, i892. l
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ALERIU5, a lloman story, 2 vols. ; The
Moinmiuo RDIG; The RECLUSE, a
translation of ‘ Le Solitairtf,-’ \/Vhelpley’s pom.
pt-ml of Hist0l‘Ya and C°”"e"V5‘”l°n3 00 Natural A
Philosophy--Jul"! rtceived and for sale by
A Feb. 23. V P. PRICE.
APPRENTICE VVANTED.
ANTED. Va Lad from 14 to 16 years Of
‘ age, as an apprentice to the Sltoemaking
Business. JOHN FL:-mine.
N0l’Walk, Feb. 12: -V IV.”-V
ii
Bartram & Street ,
HAVE on ‘hand and for sale-Cheap,
Cogntac and common Brandy, Holland be com-
tnon Gin, Jamaica, St. Croix and New Rum, Ci-v
der Brandy, Sherry, Lisbon, Port, Madeira, and
Curr-ant Wines, Cherry Rum, Cordials, Ale and
Porlel, Molasses, Teas of all kinds, VVheat ant.
Rye Flour, Butter andCheese,Pork, Beef Hams
Soap and Candles, ‘Winter and surnmer strained
Oil, Sweet Oil, Sugars ofall kinds, Starch,Pearl-
ash, Dye ‘Woods, Copper-as, Allnm and Indigo,
C0336: Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Nutmeg, Cin-
Anamon, Cloves, Mace, and various kinds of Bals-
lns {Ind Currants, a general assortment of W. -I.
FA|‘UIt, Tobacco, Segars from 3-fora cent to 3 (its a
Plcce, also by the box; Vinegar and Cider, Shad
Mackerel and Codlish, Onions, blown salt,'Rice
Crackers: 5"UfliB1'00mS, Mustard, shaving soap
and salts. A A.
LA!"-uerfzool Ware, consisting of Dining Plates
fl:wlmerS77 5 5 4- 3 inch Mullins, 'l‘ea sgus and
lAeas, Coffee-pots and Collies, quart, pint and half
pint Bowls, sugar bares, peppers, mustards, 4- qts
2 qts 1 qt and 1 pint pitchers, &c.=~ ~
Enamelled Ware, consisting of Tea-_potVs,Milks,
Teas. sugars, quart, [rim and half pint Bowls, 2
quart, quart and pint Pitchers, qt. and pt. Mugs.
Cream colorctfl Ware-—Dining Plates, Mullins.
Chambelsi Ewers and Wash Bowls, Pitchers
Bowls and Mugs. Green and blue edged Ware
Prcst Figured Pitchers, l.‘7'c. ?.9'c. 83¢.
GLASS PV./1REA—-Quart and pint Decanters
Tumblers and Wines of all sizes, Mustards and
Salts, pint and ball" pint Bottles,
H./1RD WARE.-—Pewter Facits, block tin and
iron table and tea spoons; Slates St slate pencils
snulfers, wood, saw and rattail ‘Files ; Gimbles:
Ivory Combs, _Jew’s Harps, Brass and Japaned
Lamps ; Sad Irons and stands; Candlesticks ;
Chest and Pad Locks ; Chest Hinges, Butts and
screws; skates; bridle Bitts; Pocket and Pen,
Knives of all sizes and prices ; Scissors 8: Shears;
Razors ; Knives and Forks’; Shovel and Tongs;
Stock Locks ; Curry Combs ; Knitting and sew.
Ing needles ; spiders ; Wire ; Powder, shot and
lltnts ; liquid and paste Blacking ; Grind-stones;
one pair large and one pair small Scales.
At a Court of Prohates held for the State of New-
York at the Probate Office in. the city of Alba-
ny, the twen:y-sixth day of February, in the
twenty-two.
Present——Gi-zitnrr Y. Lansnta, Esq. Judge qf
__ Probateo.
In the matter of Ezrui Locrtwoei),
deccuarxd.
HE Administrator having paid into this
Court the monies arising from the sale of,
‘ ‘V the Real Estate of the said deceased, in this state :
It is ordered, that the same be divided among the
creditors of the said Ezra Lockwood, deceased,
at the Probate Office in the city of Albany, on the
first day of June next—'-and that this Order be no-
tice thereol to all the creditors; and that the same
be published for six successive weeks, in the A1.
bany Argus, in one paper printedin the ‘County
of Chenango, and in one paper printed in the
County of Fairfield, in the state of Connecticut.
2*6w CHRISTOPHER Y. L.tivsiNo,0lc,k,
”By ./tlurhoriry of 1/16 State of Connecticut.
STATE LOTTERY.-—CI.AS8 I.
SCHIEJKULX
1 Prize of $2000 is $2000
3 A-iooo 3000
6 » 500 3000
4 300 1200
too 100 10,000
100 50 5000
lQ0 30 .3600
300 i 20 6000
2700 6" I6 000
3334 Prizes 50,000 .
666 6 Blanks —---
10,000 Tickets at 5 Dollars, is 50 000
Less than two Blanks to a Prize. Part oi the
above Prizes will be determined in the following
manner, viz.-The first l.000 Blanks to be prizes
of six dollars ; the first drawn number on the 8th
10th, 13th and 15th days, to be prizes of 500 dol-
lars; the first drawn number on the 24th, tom
and l8th days, to be prize: of 1000 dollars, and the
first drawn number on the 19th day to be a prize
of 2000 dollars ; all other prizes are floating from
commencement. It is understood that 500 num-
~less are actually drawn on any one day, and will
accordingly regulate the stationary Prizes. The
treasures of this scheme are not absorbed by one
or two overgrown prizes as is commonly the case,
but its wealth is more equally, therefore more use-
fully distributed. The advantages ofthis scheme
over others we would recommend to the particu-
lar attention of an enlightened public, with full
confidence that it will be by them patronized.—
All prizes subject to the usual deduction offifteen
per cent,and all prizcsless than 100 dollars pay-
able in sixty days, and all others in ninety days
after the completion of the drawing, which will
fore the 21st day of May next. All ' prizes not
called for in one year after the completion of the
drawing, will be considered as generously given
to the object for which the Lottery is granted,andi
will not thereafter be paid.
JEREMIAH STURGES,
THOMAS F. ROWLAND, Mona.
Hazz-zxmrr Hour:-2, gcrs.
GEORGE Bowen,
New-Haven, Feb. I. 4
walk, who will [ray all Prizes less than 100 dollars
by him sold. V ~
SEVEN months from this date are limited by
the Court of Probate for the exhibition ol
claims against the estate of Noah Bell, late of said
Stamford, deceased. FRANCIS BELL, Ad’mr.
StamfUrd, March :1, ‘3’
year of nut‘ Lord one thousand eight hundred
hers constitute a day’s drawing, \vh_ctAher more or -
positively commence at New-Haven, on or be-
;r3=-T1cKi~:7's for sale by WM. J. S7‘R£Er',-J\"or- V
V0-—NO6 50 -
W'1Lu.uit M. BVtV«:r9's, V
‘ and Fair;/ield “aunt C w
W . , " 9 °“'--
ILLIAMv.s/. Smear, Fc6IryTerm,./1.AD.l822_
._7Ubsotv F.uv9‘bN. R ‘CHAMERL 0
P3_Néhe petition in this case. showing to
d is ourt, that the res-pondent,on the tan,
c:A);At:f play. 1820, mortgaged get-5],‘, ,3,“
, _*_s Ymg 10 orwalk. in said County, 3015,,
petitioners, to secure the payment of certain
notes of hand of the same date as per petition
H V’ . ‘ 0 ' ’ . ....’
SAlAfAr‘lAin this Court . It appearing that no actual
ice has been made on the respondent, and
that he lives out of this state, viz. at Rochester,
; P61 “on be continued to the next session
°f ‘bl? COW!» to beholden at Fairfield within and
ll" 33"] C°“"l)’s on the third Tuesd:l,}’ of Allril
- .. . I
t1i)ée1db§2 ,haod that a copy of this order, dAuA1‘y
in a newsyt t;(,lerlrAof this (A.our:, be publishéfl
weeks Sniper printed at said ANoArw-alk, tht;e'Ae__
hereof and telislieliyi and next °‘.“."'"3 me “Pm
be Wags in dat t e papers containing said oydér,
their ubilic-e‘ (post Wild) by me "’’‘“.l7‘‘”“' “*9”
the re}; Ondauon, to said Rochester, add;-essed to
order bi: coniild, and! that‘ ciimphance Wm‘ ‘hf’
of the cl wt le.gal"°l’l:e to U": "“P°"dem
Pelt may of said petition. 3
By Order of Court DAVID Bung, c,.erk_
At a Court qfProbatc holdcn at JVorwg[k’ ‘ya,-,,,
18, 1322.
UPON "15 Petition of James Cimiicit,-— of
SA A .sptpAh Salem, West Acnester county, A,,,,d
AC3 1:0 - cw-York, as he is Guardian to Daniel
- cnrzoyer, Carolme Permaycr, Iia.°gfordPem1ay.
"'2 30”? -47171 Pcnnoycr, ./Idclia Pcmiaygr and
G971“ 3- Pemioyer, minor children,under tlfe age
9f lWe“§Y'°"¢ years, of said South Salem, pray-’
ing for liberty to sell and convey two certain pie-
ces of Land belong‘ing,,to said minor children, ly- ;
ing in common and undivided, situate in New.
Canaan, in the district of Norwalk, described in
Said Pelili0fl :-'—l[ ig 0;-dergd [hat further co“.
sideralion of said Petition be continued to 3 533'.
si0“ of this "Court to be holden at the Probate Of.
lice in said Norwalk, on the first Monday in May
next, at 2 o'clock P, M, when and where such
Order will" be made in the premises, as shah then
be deemed expedient, and said Guardian is here-
by ordered to publish the pendency of said’ Pg“.
tron as the law directs.
*3 Per order, WM, G, 331-“, (;pk_
Mather’: Magnolia,
0R the Ecclesiastical History of _NVg\y.En8.
land: from itsA.first planting, in the year
1520, it) 1698, 2 V0lS.'8AA_\[Ao.._‘by‘~;Z',€o-;*'['o1; “A7333,
‘GD! Do F0 R1 50 I‘ '
Foriiitleby » P. PRICE. ’
NOTICE. ‘A «
HE Co-partnership existing under the firm
of Gtmsaou Bmrmar, ts‘ Co. will be dis.
solved on the first day, of April next, by mutual V
consent. All persons having unsettled accounts
with said firm are requested to settle the same
without delay. ' G. BRADLEY,
B. Bmtni.r.ir.
. _ H. BRADLEY.
The business in future will be continued un-
der the firm 0f B. UH. Baxpzsr, atitheir store
pn the east side of Saugatuck river, where they
intend kee mg a‘ general assortment of Goods of
every description in the mercantile line, togeth-
er with Pine‘ Lumber, such as Boards, Plank,
Shingles, kc. &c. which they will sellat the low-
est rate for Cash or approved credit,
They also calculate to run the Packet Sloop
IRIS: for New-York, during the season, tocom.
mence her weekly trips on Tuesday, the 19th
inst. March, and due atteniion shall be paid to all
busincss entrusted to their care.
IS’ Cash paid for Rye, Corn, and 04:9,,‘
3- 8! H. BnAnI.int.
Saugatuck, March 16, 1829». 3?
r~-_. FOR SALE, ‘ '
GOOD Dwelling-House and Shop
with anever failing well of good
water—well calculated for a Mechanic—A'.
simamd on the west side and within: half a mile
of Norwalk Bridge, and joining the harbor—with
about one acre of land, antfbetween 20‘and 30 of
the first quality of grafted apple and pear trees ;
with a new Barn, built of the best materials. Al-
so two acres of salt meadow within one rod of
the house-—-likewise a new wharf, convenient for
small craft, and a good row boat with sails, only
2 years old‘—-also a good cooking stove; two good
new mjlch cows,one breeding sow,and‘ two shoats
ofthe grass breed‘. A V " '
N. B. '1‘ he House and’ land can be Vpurchased
with or without these articles. ImmediateVpos- .
session, and an indisputable title given. Pay-
ments made easy. Apply to KF.NANi-:'rn SAGE".
Norwalk, March 19, I822. A 3
. E the subscribers, being appointed? by the
I Hon. Court of Probate for the district of
Stamford,‘ Commissioner.s,Awith full powers to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the
creditors to --the estate of Daniel Pirce, late of
Greenwich,deceased.repr-esented insolvent, here-
by give notice, that we shall attend to the busi-
ness of our appointment at the house of said
Daniel Pirce,deceased,on the lst-‘Tuesday int:Mayt ‘
and the last Tuesday in July, at 9 o'clock. A. M.
Six months from the date hereof is allo.wed‘said
creditors to bring in and prove their claims.
Asuiii-.1. P-Ar.Mi~:R, Commie-._
. LEMVEL Fiitutis, sioners, ~
-. March 4, 1822, . - - 3A;
.. i)VrssoLUT1oN.= A , A
THE partnership of A. 8c N- ,3!“-R5 .15 till!
day dissolvedby mutuil ag'f¢.=.<’-.|”n,€|’Ii- .11"
persons indebted to the late firm are requ.%5tGd_
to settle their accounts without delay. _
- Ant-um Beans,
Nttjrtum Buns. 2d.
Nojrwalk, Marcl;i.- l,82~3.\ -2
Norwalk Chronicler