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The subscribers have on fraud ‘.1 general assort-
ment of’the first rate Groceries, Src. sac. which
they offer for sale low for cash or country pro-
duce. The following articles are a part =
CRUCERIES. . .
Jamaica, St. Croix and New-England Rum,
vflogniac Brandy, i~lolla‘ud and Pierpont Gin, All-
splce, Pepper, Ginger,'Pearlash,brown and lump,
Sugar, Teas, Incllgo, Salt Peter, Candles, Soap,_
‘Galilee, RlCc:,Nul.fl\::g"~i,Clnl]3In0n, Chocolate, 8:c
, ‘ CROCKERY. »
Large blue printed Ewers and Basons, cream
colored-(lo. blue printed Tea setts, Teas 8: Pitch-
ers, cream-colored Chambers, common earthern
xlo. earthern dishes, pitchers, cups, pots, stone-
'pots, and j,ugs ; tea pots some ofa superior qual-
ity, 8:c. &c.
.. -HARDVVARE.
Knives and Forks, 7 by 9 Glass, Putty, 8d and
wrought nails, 5d 6d and 8d cut do. ; Wil- '
<“~':3*~ -oon’s cast steel shoe-knives, bread-knives, pocket
and pen-knives, pocket combs, trace chains, stir-
vups irons, bridle bits, snuffers and trays, spoons,
shoe-rasps, awl-blades, tacks, taylor’s thimbles,
brass candlesticks, flints, slates and pencils, steel
tobacco boxes, Hunt’s Blacking. 8:c. 8:t?.
DRY GOODS.--A small assortment of Do-
mestic Muslims, Bombazettes, VVoolen Cl0ths,3:c.
IJKEWISE, 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-
.elve3_ - BURRALL 8: TIIOMA5.
Norwalk, Nov. 12.‘
our GOODS,
Suitable for the a/2/zroac/ring season, _;ust’rcc’cl by
' . 7: B. BENNET'I‘-.
XTRA blue, black and mixed Broad Cloths
Common do do do do
Drab Kcrsey Pelisse Cloth
Blue, black and mixed Cassimeres
Red, white, yellow and crimson Flannel
Olive and drab Velvet
Black tabby do 0 Black and figured Ratinet
Plain and figured Bombazetts A
Scarlet and figured Cassimere Shawls
Black silk Shawls Black Sarcenet
Green Florence Green Gauze
Black_lta_lian Crape Rose Blankets
Purple and white Shawls
Flagg and black Canton lihdkfs Madrass do
Light and dark Calicoes Furniture Calicoes
Carlisle Ginghams Black Cambric Muslin
‘Imported and American Ginghams‘
" do do sheeting and skirting Muslin
Irish Linen Cambric Muslins Book.do
Leno and Sarcenet Cambric
figured Jackonet Dimities _
Gentlemen and Ladies’ beaver gloves
Ladies’ kid do White and black silk do
Black silk andworsted Florentine-,Vesting
Mersailles do Cotton balls and Tape
Black worsted Hose Lamb’s Wool do.
First and second quality coat and vest buttons
Pins and Needles Millinett, Bcc. &c.
-35? A general assortment of GRO(.'1£R~I1£S=
fl’./1RD- PVJYRE, AND CROCKER Y.
”””” if Wz..-a,-5...’.
ITCH OINTMENT.
That noted Itch Ointment, being a safe, speedy
and sure cure‘ for that tormenting disorder _P:-ice
Q1/irzy-seven and afzalf (.‘r’7lt8._ AI.so——
Wheaton’s "well-k—nown Jamtdicc Bitters,
so eminently useful for removing all jaundice and
hilious complaints, which are so prevalent at the
present day——For sale by B. 8:. C. ISAACS) Npr-
walk, and S. JARVIS, Stamford. ’
~ _Also—-Dal. DAvENPott'r’s celebrated
,EYE- W’ A'l‘ER——Price 25 cents, for sale as a-
hove. ~ ‘ -
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15,000 ft. clear pine Boards,
Consisting of] inch, 1 1-4 and 1 1-2 inch stufl";
some very superior, and seasoned. and fit for im.
mediate use, for sale by VVJ. STREET.
ROCK SALT.
UST received and for sale by the subscribers,
Five Hundred bushels of the first quality of
ROCK .5‘./1L'1'. BURRALL 8: THOMAS.
ROCK SALT.
I i. ‘-.RGE quantity of the -very best quality
of Rock Salt, just received and for sale by
E. D. HOYT 8: SON. ‘
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CONE’S SALVE,
Jlu infallible remedy for the Salt Rheum. ,
HE compound of this invaluable Medicine
- has remained a secrét with the descendants
of Dr. Cone, an eminent Physician, who lived
neairly I00 years ago.’ The subscriber, one of
his de‘scen'ilants, possessing the knowledge of this
compound, feels it his duty to use it for the benefit
of the sufferers in the human family ; and there-
I0re.without further introduction, offers this Salve
trrthe public as a safe and eflicacious remedy for
' that implacable malady, the Salt R/zeum. It has
never been known to fail of a radical cure when
properly applied ; and generally with the use of
one’ box. ' "
The method of using this Salve is to apply it to
the part" affected two or three times a day. When
the disorder is deeply rooted, and of long standing,
larger quantities are necessary ; and sometimes a
‘Portion or two of salts may be useful. The pub-
lic are cautionetkagainst spurious boxes-_. None
are genuine ‘not signed by Dnwnv.
£3” The above Salve‘ for sale at this Ofi‘ice.—-
Brice $1 per laiix. - ’:
Norwak, Oct. 1st.
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Norwalk Woolen Factory.
7’ '1 ME subscriber, acknowledges to lhc.puUltt
the liberal encouragement which he has
met with heretofore, and now takes this opportu-
nity to inform his friendsthat he has again corn-
-nienced the Manufizcturing 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 of Wool.-—
_ As he has put his Machinery in complete order
and procured one ofthe f'lt“.t rate workmeniu the
County, he flatters himself that a general satis-
faction will be given to all those tha see fit to em-
ploy him. -
V/Vool 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-C[ot.’z, Ctzssimcre, Salrinct, Ca1'[n3(z'ng,
B/ankcting, Flmmels, E9'c. Blankets may be wove
the fulliwidth, ifrequested, and done cheaper and
better than at home. Wool will be carded for 4
cents the pound, (cash.) W700] and Cloth may
be left.in Norwalk, at the store of Mr. E. B. Ben-
nett or Daucby $: James, from whence it will be
taken, and rettitned immediately.
N. B. Cotton and Linen Yarn colored indigo
blue—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. -
GAitRi'r'r H. NEVVI{IRK. '
GREENWICI-I WOOLEN FACTORY.
I-IE subscrib-:r takes this method to inform
his friends and the public that he has at great
expense erected a VVoolen Factory on Miatnis
river, about a mile and a half above the upper
landing in Creenwich,and is now ready to receive
VVool for Caroling. He _will also manufacture
Cloths, Sattinetls, Szc. by the yard or on shares—
also weave woolen yarn upon cotton. Dying, ful-
ling and linishingdone for customers by experi-
enced workmen, on reasonable terms. Those
who may favor him with their custom may cal-
culate ou 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 N.-_.w-Yot~k_priccs, on making an
allowance for the freight. (‘ustomers will find
their account. in picking the trash out of their
wool, and in properly cleatising it after it in shear-
ed or pulled-’-the carding will cost them less. and
their rolls be much better; it is expected the
cleaning will be particularly allentlcd to.
‘ Enms PECK,jUl]
Greenwich, March 1. ' 1
More New Goods.
Just rec'd. and for sale by I)./YUCI-1'Y E9‘ J./1M‘E5
‘A’ LARGE supply of seasonable Goods, b0’t
since the commencement of the new year,
at prices much lower than the former value.
c 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 objeot . worth the at-
tention ofthe purchaser. '
Among the articles rec’d, may be found
Fine l)rab,Oxford Mixt,hlue ‘ct black BroadC-loths
Blue mixt, and low priced blue Cloths '
Superfine blue, black, Oxford mixt, and drab
Cassimere do. mixt, new style
Low priced mixt and blue do.
Sattinets, fine and common
Black, blue, crivmson, and drab tabby Velvet
Black silk do. -Green Baize
Blue, green, white, and pink Florence
Red, white, yellow, and green Flannel
Bombazettes, fine, black, figured and twilled
Cassimere Shawls, black and scarlet
. Merino, purple and Imitation do
F'ne undressed Shirting VValtham Shirting and
Sheeting Domestic Ginghams and Check
' Flagg, Canton. and Madr-ass l-Iandkerchicfs
Gentlemen's Cravats, new style, with borders
Ladies’ black and white silkhrloves Beaver and
Kid do. Gentlemen’s Beaver 8: Woodstock do
Indispensable Clasps, ,C-ilt Snaps
Lzkewise—A fresh supply of Groceries, Crock-
cry, and Hardware, consisting of 0
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cogniac and Cider Brandy,
Molasses, Tea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Tobacco,
Snuff, English and American Powder, Shot
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 121 2 cts the pair. ' ’ ~
N0l‘\\‘f:l_‘lk, Jan. 26. '
Paints, Oils, 8;-c.
JUST received, and for sale on the most reason-
able terms, by E. D. HOYT 8: SON.
Norwalk, Dec. 2.
TO LET,
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and Tools, situated at the west part
of the town. For further particulars in-
quirevof ’ . Isaac Botrroxv.
Norwalk, March. 4, l_822. - _ I
ALERIUS, a Roman story, 2 vols.; The
Mnuitnrivo RING; The RECLUSE, a
translation of ‘ Le Solitaire ;’ VVhclpley’s Com.
pend of History, and Conversations on Namiyal
Philosophy-—‘Just received and _/or sale by C .0
Feb. 23., P. PRICE.
_ APPR-ENTICE VVANTED. \' _
ANTED, a,-Lad from 14 to 16' years of
age, as an apprentice to the Shoe,/naking
"Businessf I ‘ I JOHN .FL'EMING.
. blorwalk, Feb. 12. 50
Skates, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Thumb andl
CONVENIENI‘ Hatt_er’s Shop
Bartram & Street
HAVE on hand and for sale-—Cl.e.-vp,
Cogmac and common Brandy, l-Iotland 5: com-
mon Gin, Jamaica, St. Croix and New‘-Rum, Ci-
dcl‘ Brandy, Sherry, Lisbon, Port, Madeira, and
Currant Wines, Cherry Rum, Cordials, Ale and
Portal, Molasses, Teas of all kinds, \Vheal '-mu
Soap and Candles, Winter and summer sltalllt-‘d
Oil, ‘sweet Oil, Sugars ofall kinds, Starcb,l'earl-
fills Dye, VVoods,'CoppcI'as, Allum and Indigo.
Coffee, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Nutmeg, Clu-
_n3l“0"a Cl0\'e,s,‘Mace, and various kinds Of liais-
ins and Currants, a general assortment of VV. l.
mull, Tobacco,’Segars from 3J'ora centto S cts a
Pllicesalso b_v"t,he box; Vinegar and Cider, bl1'd(l
Mackerel and Codfish, Onions, blowirsalt, Rice
Cracker-g, Snug, Brooms, Mustard, shaving soap
and salts. _
" L_z'verf.ool l?Vare,' consisting of Dining Plates
F\VllTlCl'S,7 6‘5_ 3 inch Nlufiins, 1:33 sgns and
heats, Cofi"ee~pots and Collies, quart, piuf and h-all
pint Bowls, sugar bares, peppers, mttstards’, 4 qls
2 qts 1 qt and 1 pintvpitchers, Scc. , V
‘ ltnamclled If-’arc, consisting of Tea-pots_,Milks,
Fefis, sugars, quart, pint and half pint Bowls, 2
quart, quart and pint Pitchers, qt.‘-and pt. Mugs
Cream colored i’!/'arc--Dining Plates, Mullins,
Clltimbflss Ewers and Wash Bowls, Pitchers
Bowls and Mugs. Green and blue edged I'Varc
Pres! I*'igurcd Pitclzcrs, L97,-_ €32-_ (9-Q;-_
P’/.dR1':—Qual‘[ and Pint Decanters
Tumblers and VVines of all sizes, Musiards and
Salts, pint and half pint Bottles,
HARD W./IRE.-i-Pewter Facits, block tin and
iron table and tea spoons; Slates 8: slate pencils
snuffers, wood, satv and rattail Files ; Gimbles:
Ivory Combs, J_ew’_s Harps, Brass and Japaned
Lamps; Sad Irons and stands‘, Candlesticks;
Chest and Bad 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.
mg needles; spiders ; Wire ; Powder, shot and
Hints ; liquid and paste Blacking ; Grind-stones ;
one pail‘ large and one pair small Scales.
fly ./Int/Iorifry of the Start? of Co1z11¢-cticut,
« S”l‘ATE.L0'l‘TERY.——Ci..tss l.
SCHEME.
1 "Prize of 82000 is $2000
3 1000 3000
6 500 3000
4 ‘I300 I200
100 l00 l0 000
I00 50 5000
I20 30- 3600
300 -20 6000
2700 6 16,000
Prizes 50,000
666 6 Blanks \ -—-—-
l0.000 Tickets at 5 Dollars, is 50 000
Less than too Blanksto a Prize. Part of the
above Prizes will beldetermined in the following
manner, viz —-The first 1000 Blanks to be prizes
of six dollars ; the first drawn number on the 8th
10th, l3th and 15th days, to be prizes of 500 col-
lars; the first drawn number on the 14.11, l6tli
and I 8th days, to be prizes of 1000 dollars-,,and the
first drawn number on the l9th day to be a prize
of 20oq dollars ; all on her prizes are floating from
commencement. ft is understood that 500 num-
l)cl‘s constitu.e a day’s drawing, whether more or
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 one: grown prizes as is commonly the case,
but its wealth is more equally, therefore more use-
fully distributed. The adtantages 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 ccnt,and all prizes less than 100 dollars pay-
able in sixty days, and all others in nine)’ days
after the completion of the drawing, which will
positively commence at New-Haven, on or be-
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
will not thereafter be paid.
JEREMIAH STURGES,
Thomas F. ROWL./1ND,) Mama.
HEZEKIAH HOIVE, gcrs.
GEORGE BOWEN,
‘ New-Haven, Feb. 1. 4
walk, -u':lzo‘=wll//my all Prizes less than IUU dollars
by/um sold. [ .
‘ FOR SALE,
GOOD Dwelliitg-flouse and Shop
_ with a never failing well of good
water—-well calculated for a Mechanic-.-
gimaged on the west side and within half a mile
of Norwalk Bridge, and joining the harboi'._ui_t h
_ about one acre ofland, and between 20 and 30 of
the first quality of grafted apple and pear trees ;
with a new Barn, built of the best “oatprials. Al-
39 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 milch cows,one breeding sow,and two shoals
of the grass breed. ' P
N. B. The House and land can be purchased
with or without these articles. lmrnediatc pos-
session, and an indisputable title given. Pay-
ments made easy. Apply to KENNETH SAGE.
Norwalk. March 199 '32?» 3
WANTED, t
l LEAN Linen and Cotton RAGS, for which
Cash will be paid by the spbscrisbers ; who
sale at the Factory prices.
. , BHRRALL Tacitus.
Norwalk, March 15. t -
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Rye Flour, Butter an(lCheese,Pork, Beet" Hams '
to the object for which the Lottery is‘ granted,and ,
p;';=-7'1cKE7*sjbr sale by WM. J. Strauss‘, JV‘o_r-_
have on hand .Writing and Y/Vrafifizing Paper, for ‘
..[V°.L.r. V-C-/-N .0} 5- . ..
SALE--.-‘CTIEAIl?, ..
l-AN A”i”°"Ym3Y1’5 C0“?-':Calt, Sword and Staci‘.
Inquire of p. 4 _ ‘
March 23. IiRICE'
A" ’F~RESH slil)P]P}ri‘;i:i.-(-1:7'fJP¢:l€'.;‘;9 C'ro kl
, 9 C cry’
Harflware and F1‘ d‘ r, ',
am] r°" 5"’l°'bYi ’ Biinlilieitw
Also— I'V/iitcquas/2 and SC7'Il6bi7)g. Bl as/f1rIEa’.
Norwalk, March 16th, 1822. r all
, fl_{Ctt]I.6?“’8 1lIagnc,[,,"' " -
R llle Ecclesiastical History of Ne,. "Eng.
1690 l':t)l‘.i1;«lg9f8l'(l‘I2l1 ills first planting, in the: 3.65,.
1).—n‘. F R s V? :;.8“‘°“"”’°°""'°NMM~HER.
°W1'=by P. PRICE.
663/ 8 mtnieiztjbr the Itch
UK Pi.°a5""‘_““_’55* 5_"‘f¢ll' , cxpedilion, ease and
and tmméminyr t:1_cot: of that most disagreeable
Certain remcdi, fo..Sor ii, we In/1' .L'kcmse’ a
tic aflcctions if t: cuhtatitlwus eruptrous, scorbu.
ringworms “rub le ‘falls pimples tn the face,
Ofth k, ’ 5N 5"m°‘P1ew, and all eruptions
b_ is pm‘ . °”"”"‘"‘”' bl’ land or sea ought to
- without this valuable article.—Prz'ce 33 cents’.
4,1380-—C_LAY’s s'i_'0MAc1i BITTERS.
(lesc:ii[l:lYioV;ll_: be found ilnall cases ofithe following
flatulence . ho guhe N: lef :. Naucwt "°m“"‘8'2
the breast, cart ult]'n, posnveness, weakness at
ncss 105.5 ’o§_""" "‘ f 3 5-°maChs excessive weari-
: appetite, dullness and oppression, a
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lng of f°°d'a“d a”°th“-"' SYmPl~0ms of indigestion.
rile)’ 3"‘? 3 Vel‘Y Pleasant cordial Bitter, and are
recommended for the use of taverns as wen as
private families.——Prz'¢-e 33 “.,,,8_ ' l
Tl1€al30V€ may be had of Stcfz/zen St John and
$3 57.C'SI-‘7““C_8s «Var-zvdlli‘, 1|/Ir. Cannon, Wilton 8'
arms, Iamjord, and in every town in thestate
__i\U§','U‘5t cow ‘ Y
At a Court of Probates held for the State of New.
York at the Probate Office in the city of Alba.
ny, the twenty-sixth day of February, in the
year of ulll‘ Lord one thousand eight hundred
twenty-two.
P|‘€56,nl;--CERRIT Y. LANSING, Esq. Judge of
‘ ’ Probate-.1.
171 t/16 mailer qf EZRA Locrrwoon,
deceased. ,
T HE Administrator having paid into this
_. Court the monies arising from the sale of
the Real Estate of the saiddeceased, in this state :
It is ordered, that the same be divided among the
0"edll0|"S 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 thereof to all the creditors; and that the same
be published for six successive weeks, in the Al.
bany Argus, in one paper printed in the Coumv
«fChenango, and in one paper -printed in the
County of Fuirfield, in the stage of Connecticut
.2"‘°6w CHRISTOPHER Y. LANsiNo.Clerk. .
B ford district, will be sold at public vendue
011 the 9th day of April next, at the late Dwelling,-
House of mzdrew .Zl/Icad, deceased, so much of
the real estateof said deceased as will amount to
$846 70. Said Vendue to begin at“! o’cl«_,ck in
the aftcrnoon—also, on said day will be sioldlat
Vendue a number of articles of I-Iousehohl Fm-ni.
tnre ; oxen, sheep, cows, hogs. farming utensils,
8:c. Ecc. . .A,,,Y MEAD, Adm.rx_
Greenwich, March,~23. 1822. 4
rm
.l:_ ship heretofore existing between" Rculicn
fiznc/z and 1€cubm_R. Finch, under the fi,.m of
REUBEN p;,vcH_£9’ Co. is this day dissolved, and
all persons hating claims again,“ them are ,.c_
quested to presént them for settlement ; and all
those indebted to them are requested to make im.
medlale P3Ym¢m- REUBEN FINCH,
‘ _ , REUBEN R. FINCH.
(1l‘€Cl'lWlClI, March 6, 1822,
N. B. The business in future will be conduct.
ed by Reuben Fm-cli, who has lately‘ replenished
his stock of Goods, and in a manner that enable;
him to sell as‘ low as any other store in town.
4* R. Fmcn;
WANTED,
Apprentice to the Blacksnzith Business.-_.
N0“ need "‘PPlY “"1953 Well recommended. I
* Joan TAYLOR.
Saugatrck, March 22, 1822, 4
MERINO SHEEP. .
75'‘ BE subscriber has for sale Forty full blood-
ed Merino sheep, which he will sell low for
Jon GRIFI-‘EN,
(west of John Smith’s Tavern.)
North.~(7astle, March 19, I822. ‘ 4
$00!}.
TRCAYED from the subscriber, on the -night
years old this spring-—has not been dock’d—has
a star in his forehead, and one white hind foot...
Whoever will take up said Colt and return him
to the subscriber, or give information wherejhe
can be obtained, shall be well rewarded, and T all
reasonable charges paid.
' "OLIVER Locxwoon.
Stamford, March 15. 4
‘ S
EVEN months from this date i;limited by
the I-Ion.Court of Probate for Stamford dis.
tate of Jared Reynolds, late of Greenwich,’.deceas.
<3d- ~_ ' : ABEL REYNOLDS,
Greenwich, March 9th, 1822. *4
CONVERSATION calms, . t ,
1? -For sale by'+~. P. PRICE. //_
March 21- * V _ t V . /'
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ecfiived '
propensity to slee-p,bitter taste in the lTmulh,]bath. ‘
Y order of the Court of Probate for Slam-.
OTICE is hereby given, that the Partner-_
BOY, about l4 0!‘ 15 years of agg’ as an .
Cash, as he calcttlates to remove toiNew-York-
oftlie 7.th inst. a dark bay Horse COL'I‘,.,3-
trict, for the exhibition of claims against the es- 7
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