I tell, at the shortest notice.
"_3cite‘,-fh’lfeTa'ilow‘ and VVood Land. The said farm
me ‘No. $253.1“ ‘
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S. W.'BENEDlCT. _
'_[‘E1'{..VlS.-,—-1-"600 Dollars per atrnnnt, paya-
ble Quarterly. .Mut'.l subscribers in advance.
ADVERTISE.lEN'IjS,'"lcS3 than a sqmtre, 7 5
cents ; a square, $1 00, for three insertions.
J 01'; PRINTING, of all kinds, neatly execu-
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FURJVITUBE IV./IREHOUS L‘.
5
cs E. Ifzlbourn,
' . }~;SPl£C'|'FULl.Y informs the inhabitants
, of Nor--alk, and the public in general, that
he contemplates opening a Cabinet V/Vare House,
Jam
c fitst of May next, at his stand a few rods
on th
Eogagetncots can be made
East of the Bridge.
previous to that date.
N.,,-walk, Jan. 27:11, 1823.
OR SALE—-That Fartn late the
property of 5'amu:'l B’. Isatzcs,
deceased, consisting of 140 acres, (if
---' it best suits the pur-chaser, but 100
acres will be sold) situated in the town of South
Salem, county of Westchester, and state of New
York, on the roi-rt-l leading from Danbury to New
York, and about 15 miles from Norwalk Land-
ing.’ On said Farm is a Dwelling-House, Barn,
and ’Ot'char'tl bearing a variety of fruit ; and the
jf.rrtn"'-i_s,;s‘tti»tably proportioned into Plough. Pas-
ly48
.3-...
t-gill;-he sold’-at,_a reasonable price, but one half
'-t‘rr¥.§.p't7rc'li’ase money will be required at the time
of sale, '-the, re.si'due can remainha number of
}:c'at"s:-—'aT_.good title can be given. For further
~§~,-ar.ticu'lars ihquit"e"of the subscriber, living on
the p're’m‘itses-.*“ ‘it’-7’? JAMES B. Isnacs.
Sourtr;sar..-m,Dec. t.rs22. _'I\ 41
- V‘ ‘- FOR SALE . .
T V} liar rh formerly belonging to
-_""’Esaz'a.s- 13outon,tiec’d, situate at
': : thjewést part of the town of Norwalk,
»conttiirrrhg fro’t't't 130 to .140 Acres of l.and.a suit-
al1leԤpto'pit;.'tititr ol?which is Plough, Meadow, 'and
’_ ll,-‘Jo _d ,l_an t3n'"’ttre premises are a good Farm-
Bot§e,' w;itt’ttt-t. ’B'ttrns, and other out houses—a
l‘}it'g;eappl'i: _o_fclt_aiid with a variety of other fruit-
[t'::es_.' .'1‘ltis"plirci§'is pleasantly situated on the
:- ;.-:t..-l i.‘r.o- '-e wt‘-.tiiir ltalfa mile of a landing, where
iv£.sss=:“Is' are‘cdnst‘antly plying to and from New-
\’or-'.‘,<.- The ‘Earnr is well watered by several
‘thing $§rt;sgs?’sr.d Brooks, and possesses such
zid'v_'.:tft‘ag§-s'as to render it a very desirable place
fora p¢=tiu.'m wishing to purchase such aliarrn.
Slzonlrl a’ purchaser ofl'cr, one half would be sold
-_'-.¢g-Q-.,rjii_t-_;3, if required. An lD(ii5pl]lal)le title will
be §iverratr‘cl'tlre terms made easy. Inquire of
,5.-‘lt“|)llCD 'Bouton,ol"New-Canaan.JonathanCamp,
of Norwalk, or SAMUEL Bouron,
near the premises.
NQr'\\vall;. Atlgllsl 9.‘ ’ 24*7!D
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE. GRIST IWILL.
. with Burr stones, and about of
" an acre of Land, with a good Dwelling
. House and out-houses thereon, Situ-
ate at the lower part of the town, about a mile
and a quat;t_er from the Brir_lg’h. Said Mill is in
goodrepaii.'.« I,-_d most. ofthe machinery new, and
has a good“-“' _"_i-e of public patronage. It will be
sold cireupt. cash, approved credit,‘ or in ex-
change for!‘ arm; Being a tide-mill it has the
advaritzrge of“7fl'f'ttrt:r mills in dry seasons. In the
pond are larg’"’_edsof Oysters which are grow.
ing in al)l1t‘l(iti" "e, and would be considered an ob-
ject to the |ruiphztser'. For lut‘ther_ particulars
inquire of the Sub':Ct'ibct‘, or oi Jeremiah Leach,
1’,,.i,,g on the premises, or at the store of Eli B.
Bennett‘, near the Bridge.
n
. Crtzttttjtss GILDON.
Norwulk, No\~‘eml~)et' 96, lS2‘-L 39tf
FOR. SALE,
FARM situate in Ridgefieldmne»
mile and a halfnorth of the Pres-
byterian Meeting-House, contaitiirr-g
.. ' t0O acres ofplough,pasture,meadow,
with a proportion of wood land. On the premi-
ses are a good Dwelling-house and Barn, with
out-houses, all of which are new. The above
place will be sold low for cash or approved cred-
it. For further particulars inquire of Jzlbcz .14.
Gilbert, near the premises. -
Ridgelield, Nov. 18. 1822.
39
T "TO be sold and possession. given
on the, 1st day of April next, a
valuable Farm, situate in the town-
ship of Jetlerson, in the county of
state of New-Jersey- about 15 miles
Tiiiiif-)ili'l‘il\'I0l'l‘lSi0\$n, on the turnpike road leaclrpg
from thence to Sparta. The Fart-u contarns'a-
bout 500 acres, 300 of which is good arable and
‘meadow land, under good fence, the remainder it
timber and tvootlilulttl
be‘ one of the best gra ,
‘There are on the premises a good two story dwell-
;,.g-[-tuust-, a Cider-Mill and .D‘rstelle,ry_, a good
Barn and every other convenience necessary for
a Farm, The Farm willbe sold either with or
without the Stock and fatiltlllg “““5”5’ ‘)5 may
best suit the pprchaser. :01" further particulars
inquire of iidttttaf‘
or ofthe subscribe
pf? 'lf.'nc above pt
1‘ living on the promises.
This farm is believed to‘,
zing fatinis in the state.—".
,1 (r,,,,(1i¢g, Esq. at“gMorristown, .'
opcr tylwill be sold‘
\I.'
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NOR
W./91.11‘, (Coma) t'1'iUEiS'D./1Y,«.ll1:i/IRCH 4, 1823.’
?._._
. 1 or Albany and Ccotskzll. l
' LOOP Orbit, D'.K..Na.9/1 master,
sails for Albany and Catskill on
or about the 20th of March next.and
“will stop at other pluceson the river
to land _and receiie freight. Orders for Lum-
ber will be received and promptly executed, by
the master on board, or by WM J. STREET.
N. B. The subscriber is interested in a store
iu.Catskill (under the firm of Juco6BuuchyE5"Co.)
where goods or lumber intended for this place
can be deposited. Those desirous of having
5.
their Lumber bought this winter can be accom
modazetl by adclresstng a litre to the firm.
l’el3,_l1. »
VVM. J. STREET.
FOR. SALE,
‘that excellent and well ‘known
Stand. a few rods west of the
Briflge, now occ-.-rpied as a Tavrrn
and Stage-l-lotzse. by Jerusha Street. The p,-c.
mtses consist of about 2 1-2 acres of land, with a
new well finished two story House, B-am, Coach
Htnrse, and other out-houses, all in good repair.
with a never tailing; well of excellent water near
the door. ' It is considered one of the most cli-
gible situations in the County-of I*'a.ir'li«:ld for a
Public House, or any other business which the
possessor» might wish to pursue, having an ex-
cellent market near by, and being within 5 hours
sail of New—York. One third~only of the pur.
chase money" will be required, and the rest may
remain on good security. An indisputable ti-
tle will be given. Jr-zriusmt Srnnnr.
Norwalk, Jan. 4, 1823. 45.t‘
FOR SALE,
GOOD Family HORSE, kind
in h‘arness, or under the sad-
dle-—will be sold cheap-—apply to
VVM. M. Burrs.
Norwalk, Dec. 14th, 1822. 42
Books, SlCl'l’l07’l.-
wry, Sfc.
UST received at the
Baokstore and Binde-
ry, west end of New-l5l0Ck. an extensive sup-
ply of Books, consisting of common and C'[a5.s-ica[
School Books ol almost every description“ in gen-
eral use : also, Miscellaneous and Toy Books:
Robertson’s History of America, do. Charles
V; VVorks of Josephus ; Snowdcn’s America ;
Life of Dr. Thomas Scott ; Ct)f_ran’s Ph;h,_,-gph.
ical Treatise on the 1-‘assions; Patriarchal Times
or Land ol Canaan ; Imitation of Christ; Citi-
zen of the world ; 'i‘hornton on pure Heligitln;
Paley’s 'l heology ; VVecnr’sMLil'c of Vl/asbing
ton ; P.amsay’s do, Pen Owen a novel in 2 vol
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life; Antiqoary;
Prometheus by James G. Percival; Pilgrim's
P_rogress; Darrow’s Militia Tactics.
Ainswortlfs Latin Dictionary, Entick’s do.;
Virgil Delphini. Cicero Dclphini ; Greek Lex-
l_£9U 3 CI.&t'x.l\'lirror-.2; Greek Testament; Ci-
cero cle Oratore; l’.aley’s Pazilosophy; Playf-.rir"s
Euclid: Day's Algebra ; Conversations on Nat-
ural Philosophy ; do. on Clremistry ; I\lair’s In-
troduction ; Latin Grammar ; Taciltrs; Sallu-st :
Excmpla Mirrotm ; Histotsc Sacra; Goodr‘ich’:~_
Greek Grammar ; .l;tfl\l_t?S()l),§ Rhetoric ; Blair’;.
do; VVhelple_y’s Compend of History, with ques-
?i()t‘lS; Latin Primer; Vitae Romae; Mot-sc’s,
(;unrming’s, ‘.Villctt’s and \\"ooclbridt;e’s Geog-
raphy, v.i:h Atlas; Colombian Orator; Amer-
ican do; Scott’s Lessons ; Murray’s Grammar,
i-leader, Sequel, Introduction. lixercises 8: Key;
W'alker’s Dictiotrary.lar_t;e and small; Johnson’s
do; D-aboll's Arithmetic; Child's Instructor;
Qoarto, octavo, and common Bibles ; Packet
Bibles; do Testaments ; Dnigltts Psalms and
Hymns, (some ellgant binding.) from 623,- cents
to $l ‘75; Commlm Prayer, a variety. from 62;-
ceuts to $2 50 ;.VVatts Psalms and Hymns,
llat'tford Hymns; Brown’s Concr;rtl".'mce; Mc
'Jowell’s Bible Questions ; VVilbur’s Biblical
Gatechism ; Common Testament, with an ex-
tensive supply of._C/rz't'clrcn’s Boo/(is, 82c. .
Nor-walk, Dec. P. PRICE.
ACCOMMD
1'0 sail from E cnezcr I). lIayt’s Lamling, at
.N'or7,valk,-v or Peck-Slip, .l\"ew-I’orh'.
HE Norwall; Line of Packets commence
sailing on tjlreir \-‘\/intelr Arrangements this
week, in the follotvirrg manner :_.
The sloop Cl “lZEN,1’cr}z7ioyer,sails_on Tues-
day and retuyns, the 'l‘uesl_l.-ay following-Sloop
NIECIJANIQ, .;Uas/mm, sails on Sa‘.urday and re-
turns the Saturday following--Sloop SABINAr
Tuesday following, and so on through the season.
one vessel ljiving Norwalk and New-York every
Tuesday an Satur'day. - V, _
Forfreiglj or passage apply to the subscrlbers
or to eitbe . the Captains on board of their re-
spettive v Isels. D. HOYT £9’ Son.
. \
tr‘ {HE suiwc,-ilscx-5 having been appointedCom-
I 1 lmissilners on the estate of Williarn Kccler,
fSta lord, dec’d. represented insolvent, to
I ne will adjust the claims against said estate,
. notice that seven months from this
liqiited by the Hon. Court of Probate for
d district, for the exltihition of claims a-
id estate, and that we shall attend to the
bu sines of our,appointmet_tt on the last Monday
" "aand ftijst Monday in September next,
319',‘ c V‘ck,.__‘_A.§ M. on eachtof said days at the
dwe‘,\., ,gg'3house' o"f,Ezra K.napp_in_said Stamford.
‘late .
, _ ' ISAAC laocxxtroccia-5. -QQt{1
dc.¢as'y to the purcliaserj.
oil the to ‘merits ma . ,
a i i‘ 3 ' I.)§V’1Dl‘ItJ_R"ti.
‘, Titleitultisottltahlo
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totie'rs.“.:
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Brown, sails on Tuesday (19.h) returning the
FRANCIS L. HEDENBERG’S
~ Steve lllanufactor , '
(NORWALK, afctt: rods curt qf tlrc Brfilge.)
VVHERE can be had the best improved Patent
COOKI./VG STO V/£8 and Slo'aePi[n;s,
as cheap as] they can be pur-
chased in NewYorl<.
F.’ L. H. returns his thanks to his lriends and
the public for past favors, and hopes to gain their
particular attention in future, by doing all in his
power to give general satisfaction to his custom-
ers. He has lately ‘returned from NewYork with
a new stock of Goods in his line, which he will
manufacture on the most reasonable terms for
CASH. Having got one oil the best workmen
the city affords, he will continue to make all kinds
ofl-Iatters’ Colouring and Plank Kettles, Distillers’
Stills and ll/arms. and all kinds of Copper and
Brass Kettles. .4150, Sheet Iron Stoves and Stove
Pipes, and Tin Ware of every kind, made and
mended, at the shortest notice and of the best nia-
terials. N. B. ‘A general assortment of Tin,
Co/zficr and S/zect Iron Ware constantly on hand.
Norwalk, August 26, 1822. 261i‘
GREENVVICH W0(_)Ll:‘.N 1"AC'1‘()l<Y.
‘l HE subscriber takes this method to inform
l‘l|S friends and the public that he has at great
expense erected a \/Voolen Factory on Miamis
river, about a mile and a half above the upper
landing in Green“-ich,an(l-is now ready to receive
Wool lot‘ Carding. He will also manufacture
Cloths, Sattinetts, Sic. by the yard or on Slrat't:5--
also weave woolen yarn upon cotton. D) ing, ftn.
ling and tinishingdoue tor customers by experi-
enccd 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 punctttally attenti-
ed to- All kinds of country produce received in
payment, at the N-':'w-York prices, on making an
allotva-r-ice for the freight. (‘ostomcrs will find
their account in picking the trash out of their
wool, and in properly cleansing it after it is shear-
ed or pulle_d—,-the carding will cost them less, and
their rolls be much better; jt_is expected the
cleaning will be particularly apiupgtled to.
Pt«:ct<,jun.
-- I
Greenwich. March 1.
D. (St; S. LYNES.
'5‘ AVE lately recieved ltom their store in
Jl. Yo:'l»‘.. in addition to their f«.»t'n.'t=.:t' assort-
ment, the following articles which are c-fl‘,:rc(l
to the public, clre-up for cash.
.Superfi=.re Ladies’. Blue 8: drab Piclisse Cloths
Figuretl and P.i:ri(l Ribbons ’laids
Silk Flags Brown and black Linens
Bl.-rck ?}.'1t‘C'd'5Slatts 8. 9 and 10-4 Blankets
Green Crapcs anti Gauze [with plush 8:: Velvet
Ladies’ Beaver and Kid Gloves, lined and botrnd
A fresh supply of Merino Shawls and Points
"g Cotton Checks Swan"-‘down Sc other Vestings
Blue, pink, and purple Fut'rritur‘e Ctrllcoes
A general assortment Cloths and Cassimcres
Bumbazettes. figured anti plain
Nankin and Canton Cranes
Men’s and Women"s \Vorsted Hosiery
Blue and brown Coating
Corded and plain Velvets
Likewise, const-.mtl-,' on hand a general assort-
nient of Shirtings and Sheetings.
Nortvalls. Dre. 24th. I322.
IVIGRE NEW GOODS.
V HE subscriber has lately returned fromNew
- York and replenished hisystock in trade, so
that he ollors for sale a lrundsome assortment of
Dry-G'oau’..~, Hard-ware, Crockery, E9’ Glass-ware :
The following articles comprizc a part :
DR Y-GO0DS—Drab and blue Cloths; Cor-
onation Cassimere5 Sattinet; Flannels; Bom-
baz-.-ttcs ; best Beaver Gloves ;Cotton Umbrel-
las ; Suspenders; Ginghams ; Calicoes ; Cam.
brick and Book Muslins; wide 8: narrow tape.8:c.
1;’./IRD W’./1RE—-J'.\pan’(l Candlesticks trim
extinguishers; Bellows; Bulls and screws; pock-
et and fine tooth Combs; Jack Knives; Pen do.
siroe-brushes ; shoe rasps ; pinchers; heel-ball ;
sand-stones; awls and awl-hafts ; wrought and
cut nails; bed-cords; powder and shot; 7 by 9
and 3 by 10 glass,Ne<:dles by the hundred,cheap.
GROCERIES—-St. Croiz, New-.England and
Jamaica Rum; Holland and Pier-pom Gin ; Cog-
niac Brandy ; curt‘-ant,and Madeira \Vioe ; Mo-
lasses; white and brown Havana Sugar oftne
first quality ; Alspica, Pepper, Nutmegs, Coffee
Hyson, llyson-skin, Old Hyson, and Suuchong
Yeas ; blown salt; soap, candles, smoking and
plug Tobacco, Sic. Stc.
Li/a~w2°se—A handsome assortment of GL.dSS
gfl/..1RE and C-‘ROCKER Y.
’* 5:? Persons wishing any of the above arti-
cles will do well to calland judge for thernselves.
‘ JOHN Bun1tru.r..
A 40
43
' Nnr'walk. N"~V. 30. l3??-
F. REED,
WATCH AND CLOCK-MAKER.
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public that he has taken a Stand in
front of JV. Beers’ store, near the bridge, where
he will repair Watches and Clocks, at the short-
est notice. . , '
N. B. Asmall assortment of.\Vatcbes, Jewel-
1')‘, and VVatch trimmings for sale.
Nor-walk, Dec. 16th. I822. 42
' ' OR SALE.—-.-A‘- Dwelling-House,
Barn, and ten Acres of Land,well
proportioned imo Pasture, _Meadow and
‘ Plow Land, with a fine orcltltggd ofyoung
fruit’-trees, whiclrwill produce 20 barrels ofci-«
der a year. Any" person vvislring to purchase,
i,.,wi_ll please call on the subscriber, living on‘ the
_‘rtti,s.-il,‘\\r.A'* iniset-*«_.,,, -Payments matle.£§_-.a:,y and “an indi.4\.--
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3'2‘ L. VI.-—-N0. 1.. g
NOTE Store & New Goods;
- REUBEN R. FINCH UJOSEPH BRUSH,
Having lately established themselves in-bust.
tress at Greenwich, (Coscob Landing) under ihté
firm of FINCI.-I 8: BRUsfi, do new offer forsale an
extensive Assortment ol Ury Coeds, Grac-(.7-1*-,_..,,,
(J/zzna, Earl/zen", Glass E3’ -Stone I'Vttre, Ha:-dmn-5
Cutlery and Hollow Ware‘ ; School Books, Afcclua
tines, WC. and as the Goods have nearly "all been
"°°“'“l)’ bought" at Auction for Cash, we feel con.-
lidcnt iu assuring the public that they will be ‘of-
i,°,"“d _l9""3': Wall l_hCY can be’ubr_-dined elsewhere.
I he lollowtttg articles comprise a ‘part of the as.
sortment, viz. -
Superfine blue, black,brown and.dr'ab'Broatlc1oth‘g
do do Drab and M:x’d Cassitner-e
Oxford and Queens Mixture [wry figie
Burdened Cassitttetc Shawls some or ‘vhich erg
8'qu-arter plain do price 5,2 52;. c,s_ H
Rose Blankets front 7 to It Qua:-ter-5 Ecalnrg
Sattinctts and 'Flannels of various qtialih-5, gm:
Green Baize Drab Kersey for Pea Coats
lattzrn, Scotch and Caroline Plaid;
Bombazettes, a large supply Figured Ratineti
Black,blue,drab, crimson 8: purple Tabby Velvet
‘Black Silk Velvet’. Black Sarsenett
hrenclt and India Levantine Pear] colored 80,
Figured Lenoes Book, Swiss and Jackonct"
Musllns Cambrics Sarsnet Cambricks
Jackonet and Mull Mull Muslims '
Ladies’ white and black silk Hose Men’-s do
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s worsted and cotton do
Ladies black and white silk Gloves Kid do
Beaver do Gcntlenrcn’s Buckskin do \
Mlttctrs and half banded mittens Crape Sha‘~,'v}s
l3O‘.t'Cl' Loom Slllptlligfi, slreetings, plaids, str ipes,
and checks Steam Loom and long clot!-i"
Shtrtitrgs Irish Linens, a large assortmeni’ J”
Colored Cumbricks
Calicoes l*‘ur-nitu-re do
Russia Duck and Russia sheeting ,3‘, '
Cotton and Linen Holland Cot-ton Slja’ ls’
Large assortment so ansdown and othet'_lZi'i’stin;rs
sot, Flag 3!. blztck sill; Hdkfs Vcrt-ere;-,":H'h,’g,
Cotton Flag and Turkey red BandantroE,fl'
Madras l:lhdl-:fs_ and Fancy Cravats ' ii’,
Shoe Trimmings and Galleon Bindings" hiyithéii
Box or piece Batted §otton’,pr'tce l.s6d per 1h,
Cotton Yarn candlo:Wick Wool, Esfc. oft--, ‘
-(v'1€OCE1\’IES-—Old Jamaica. Antigua ant]
l.V19'Sa(:S Rum, Cogniac and Spanish Brandy
H ’,u.¢1 and lndia Point Gin, Madeira, Pot-rand
Currant Wine, Cordial and Cherry B,--_,‘,,.-(1),,
West India and New Orleans Molasses, Young-
l'lyst‘)ll anti Uyson Skit! Tea, V‘/CSL India and
-
z -5?
cheap, Loaf and Lump do. Wlu-at, Rye and
Buckwheat Flour. Rice, Coffee, Ginger, A1.
spice, Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, _Cas.-ta,
and Raisins, Blue and White Vitrol, Flour Sn}.
pner and Roll Brimstone, Candles, Soap, Paper
8: Plug Tobacco, Americatrand Spanish Segars,
Starch, Coperas, Logwoocl, Nicquaragua Wood,
Allum by the cwt. or less quantity, Cheese. But-
ter, Lard, Pork and Fish, V‘.-‘indotv Glass by-the
t-#3:, Shot, Flints, Potty and Lamp Oil.
’-i¢_-1:t'..d.R1) ./1./VD HOLLOIV IV./1RE:_Sw_e_e(.]5,
Russia, English and American Iron ; Crawlcy‘s
and Hoop L Steel; Pcarson’s 3, 4, 6, 8, IO and
lzltl cut Nails, vtt'c-ugh: Nails, knives and folks;
table and tea spoons, sissors and shears, razors Sr:
razor straps, \Vilson’s shoe, butcher and bread
knives, tobacco and snuff boxes, chest,‘t:'ur.k and
padtocks, wrought and cast iron butts, wrought
and cast spat-ables,_brass butts, HL hing-ies, screws
and brads, Norfolk and common thumb latches
and kétches, augers and gimblets, slates and slate
ueuc"tls,shoe hammers, pincers,rasps, awl blades,
nafzs, tacks, sand stones and sand paper, bellows,
gt'l(.l(.lIc:S, bake pans, dish-kettles, frying-parrs.&c.
Greenwich, Dec. 2d, I822. 40
Groceries," Crockery, &c.
I “l HF. subscribers have just received ft-om,New
- York a'- ndsome assortment of Groceries
sell as cheap as the cheapest. The follo-t-_ing"a‘:'.
ticles comprise a part of their assortt__z;eirt_: '
GROC1t'RIES-—Cogniac and conmionBrandy
Jamaica, St Croix, and N. E. Rum. Holland‘ and
Pierpont Gin, Madeira,Pot't,Lishon_,Malaga.Cur.
rant and Cherry VVines,Cordials of all kinds, Ale
and Porter, Molasses (none superior)Loal,Lom!,
and brown Sugar,Box and Keg Raisitrs,lm[t0rted
Currants,Mace,Citron and Clotes,Carroway seed
Vl/heat, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Old Hygon ..
Young Hyson_,Hyson skin and souchong 'l‘ea,Al.—.
spice, Peppc‘:,\Ginget', Nutmegs and Cinnamon
ground Nicquaragua wood, do Logwood, Coflce‘
Copperas, Allum, Vinegar and l/Vbiskey, ,V\-'i;,.~. _
Beef Hams, soap and Candles, blown salt, Rice
Cheese, Crackers.\ Mustard, Indigo, Onions, and
a general assottmhnt of V\"'es_t"fi(lia, 1‘“rutt,8cc.
’ CROCK ER Y-“—‘7o7zsi*-lirrg of l,i_z_.":7‘ftoa[, finaliz-
ellcd, and Cream-cologzred i"l'ar‘e,-'q.i.-folloxzvs : ,
Dining Plates, 'l'tv«\{iiet's,and Muf'fins.'l'ea Sells 5
and Teas, Cotlec potsand Coffees, 4, 32 and 1 qt.
and pint and pint pitchers, quart, pin: 8: 5- pint I
Bowls, sugar bares, peppers, r-§.ustar'ds,bakcrs5.
Chambers, Ewers Basins, 8<c. 8:t«.\ .-dlso——.Blhe"
and green-edged ware.’ , ._ _ . ‘
(,j 1;/1s.s'. H-'_/1»1e_.E_Qtiat’t anfd firil,Dt‘Cahlt:x1t.{r _
double-flint ground bottom Tumblers, (;t)tItI3'I9fl _
do. VVitre Glasses of all kinds 8'. sizes. l\'l--519455 I
Salts, quart, pint and 7} pint Bottles, \’incgars,5EC=
H./(R1) W./IRE-—-‘PewterTucits,‘-block tin apt! .-
iron table and tea Spoons, slate and slate pencils
snttfiers, wood, saw and rattail filer‘:-,?,',1I1’1'b'l<=l‘_>5ad I
irons and--starrds, japaned 1!;-tntpssg_'t==-tfllllefiliclgs §
trunk, _ch_est, cupbt)ai'da,-.“"“li Pad ._lf~’°i‘¢§.g ll{l?_§.§3_.;
butts ariidiscr'ews9.5,l§ot¢3a l?°"i 3"‘ P°‘5k,i"-l’ l"“."°i57
ikniyes and lO!‘_l{s,' §cis§ors‘,7shcars, re,’-€!‘)t‘s..st‘:ff?‘il-l
‘ 1 . ' ' ii‘. A
and tongs, stock, lock‘§”,' cut‘I‘.-)_' -_C,0mP5,:j,
kettles, grttldlejfbellotvs_nail‘s,;.}g, _:_’,_3 M
. ..,..« ..w,_,,,-,5,-:;r;vg:3gjver:s'JJg,.,,.,V_N.
Dressed and Undr't_:;s:siieclI‘
Brown l:lav.na Sugar, ‘tVhite Havana do_ very ~
Crockery, Hit dwarc’and Fruit, which they‘ will - B
tar and strmtuer 1l,Codfish. Mackeral, pork mg‘ .1
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