,, gjoodrepair, and most ofthe machinery
‘ sold cheap for cash, approved credit, or in ex-
change for a Farm.
T containing from 130 to 140 Acres of l.and.a suit-
WHULE NO. 254.]
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TERMS.—-T7/U0 Dollars .pe"I' aimmn, paya-
ble Quarterly. Mal subscribers i'i2.._tgt_l;L‘aizce.
ADVERTISEMENTS, less than a ‘square, 75
cents ; a square, $1 ti0,for three insect-z'ons.
Jon PRINTING, Qf all kimls, neatly execu-
ted, at the shortest notice.
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.FUR.N1'I'URE W.f1R_EHOUSE.
James Egfizlboitrn,
' ' ESPILCT FULLY informs the inhabitants
R of Not-«walk, and the public ll’ .1l'3'le"3lvlll3‘
he contemplates opening a Calinet Ware H0036:
on the first of May next, at ris stand a few rods
East of the Bridge. Eiigagmlents can be made
previous to that date. ~
- Norwalk, Jan. 27th, 1853-
FOR. SALE;
hat excellent and well known
stand, a few rods west of the
Bridge, now cccupied as a Tdvrrn
and Stage-House, by Jerusha Street. The pre-
mises consist of abou_t '2 1-2 acres of land, with a
new well finished two story House, Barn» C030“
House, and other out-houses, all in good repair.
with a never failing wellof excellent water near
the door. it is considered one of the most cli-
gible situations in the County of Fairfield for a
Public House, or any other business which the
possessor might wish to pursue, having an ex-
cellent market near by, lind being within hours
sail of New-York. O;1'e third only of the pur-'
chase ‘money will‘ be required, and the rest may
remain on good ‘security. An indisputable ti-
ilevvill be given. . Jsiiosiut‘ STREET.
Norwalk, Jan. 4, W33. 45‘l‘
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE GRIST MILL,
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 quarter from the Bridge. Said Mill is in
new, and
It will "be
ly48
has agood share of public patronage.
Being a tide-mill it has the
advantage of other mills in dry Se!'dSOl)S. In the
pond-are large beds of Oysters wliiclt are grow-
ing-in abundance, and would be considered an ob-
ject to the puichascr. For lurllier particulars
inquire of the subscriber, or of Jeremiah Leach,
living on the premises, or at the store of Eli B
Bennett, near the Bridge.
CHARLES GII.DON.
Norwalk, November 26, 1622. 39:!’
F0 R. SALE,
FARM situate in Ptidgeficlt-l,one
' mile and a half north of the Pres-
byterian Meeting-Hoiise, containing
100 acres of plough, pasturemieadow.
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 a_bove
place will be sold low for cash or approved cred-
it. For further particulars inquire of Jllbcz ill.
Gilbert, near the premises.
Ridge-field, Nov. 18. 1822-
\7 "i0 be sold and possession given
on the ls: (lay of Aprilnext, a
valuable 1"'.trm, situate in the town-
ship of Jefferson, iii the county of
Morris. and state of News-Jersey, about 15 miles
from Nl.0l‘l‘lSl;0\"I), on the turnpike road leading
from thence to Sparta. The Farnii contains a-
bout 500 acres, 300 of which is good arable and
. meadow land, under good fence, zhe remainder is
fimber and wood land. ,-"l‘his farm is believed t'-.
be one of the best grazing farms in the state.——
'1‘hert- are on the premises a good two story dwell-
ing-‘clouse, a Cider-Mill and Distellery, a good.
Ba,-n anti every other convenience necessary for
a Farm. The Farm will be sold either with or
without the Stock and farming utensils, as may-
bcst suit the purchaser. For further pari.iculars
inquire of lidtvard Condict, Esq. at M_orristown,
or oftlie siibscriber living on the premises.
g,:',=’ The above propcity will be sold cheap,
and the payments made easy to the purchaser.
Title indisputable. DAVID B. Hum).
September-,25th, 1322. *to53 .
FOR SALE,
I-IE Farm formerly belonging to
x Esaias Bozuron, dec’d, situate at
the west part of the town oi Norwalk.
3m39
able proportion of which is Plougli,‘ Meadow, and
VVood-land. On the pi'emises"aré a good Farm-
Housc, with two Barns; and other_out.houses-—a
large apple orchard with a;V'at‘icty of other fruit-
trces. This placle-'is..pleasari,tly sitpated on the
sound shore within -,lf,all'a iiflile Where
vessels are constanI,l}iy,~,i'_'yjhg to fail ‘fffi'om New.
York. The Fai'iiff.ls€§xv'§ll‘. -w‘at¢gf.E€l. _.-‘_.bY several
living Springs and Bfboltfsg.--.,a_iifdgpossesses such
advantages as to rendcr._\it- .aI.vér-y "lie-sirable place
for a person wishing to"?-'ptii‘c|ieisc such a Farm.
Should a pui‘cliaser"ofi'ci', one half would be sold
separate, if required. An indisputable title will,‘
be given and the terms made easy. ' Inquire of
Stephen Bouton,ofNew-Canaan,JonatlianCamp,
of Norwalk, 0 t'5AM'Ui‘«;L Botrroiv, ‘~
~..... _ _
OR SALE-—Tliat Farm latetlie
property of Sumurl B. IVGUCS,
deceased, consisting of 140 acres, (if
~ it best suits the purchaser, but 100
acres will be sold) situated in the town of South
Salem, county of Westchester, and state of New
York, on the road leading from Danburygto New
York. and about 15 miles from Norwalk Land-
ing. On said Farm is a Dwelling-House, Barn,
and Orchard bearing a variety of fruit ; and the
fartn is suitably proportioned into Plough, Pas-
ture. Mcadow and \Vood Land. The said farm
will be sold at a ieasontible price, but one half
the purchase money will be required at the time
of sale,’ the residue can remain a number of
ycars—-a good title can be given. For f_urt'lier
particulars inquire" of the subscriber, living on
the premises. JAMES B. IsAAcs.
South Salem. D-c. 1.1322. 41
"'.':,-—.o. .
For Albany and Casts/cell.
A LOO!’ Oibit, D.1t'../\‘as/1 mastc‘i',
K sails for Albany and Catskill on
or about the 20th of March next.-and
will stop at other places on the riier
-to land and l'L‘C€l'~t: freight. Orders for Lum-
' her will be received and p!‘0mpll}’ executed, by
the master on board, or by VVM J. S'i'ai~:n'r.
B.
in Catskill (tind-.-r the firm of Jucol2Dauc/m£9’Co.)
wlicre goods or lumber intended for this place
can be deposited. Those desirous of having
their Lumber bought this winter pan be accom-
modated by addressing a line tothc firm.
Feb. 11. VVM. J. STREET.
To sail from Ebciic:-er 1). I1oyl.’s Landing, at
.N’oi"walI:, for Peck-Slip, .N'e.w-l"oi'k.
HE Norwalk Line of l>'ac-kcts ct;-mmence
sailing on their Winter Arrangements this
week, in the following mannei :
The Sloop Cl l lZEN,Pz'n;y_;-yer,sails on Tues.
day and returns the Tuesday follot\»ing—Sloop
MISCEIANIC, 1)as-kam, sails on Sa‘.ni'day and re-
turns the Saturday lollowing—$loc-p SABINA,
Brown, sails on Tuesday (19.li) returning the
Tuesday following, and so on through the season,
We vessel lcaiing Norwalk and New-York every
Tuesday and Sa,iurd.iy.
For freight or passage apply to the subscribers
or to either the Captains on board of their re-
Fl)6(2'.l\’C vessels. E. D. }lt_~i"i‘ £7'SoN.
l*"L)l{ SALE. T
. , A GOOD Family HORSE, kind
in harness, or under the sad-
" dlc-—will besold clieap—-apply to
VVM. M. BE'I"l‘S.
-Norwalk. Dec. 14th, 1822, 42
LOUR --Ont: Hill-ld|‘C(l Bzii'i'€ls of the first
quality Wheat Flour, for sale by
Jan. 6. E. l). lioiri‘ Sc Soxv
ELI B B l'JI‘*li‘\'l‘L'l"I‘
' AS lately t‘ciut'ric(l lrom .\'-cw-York with a
- a genoi-til assurinietit ofbuods suitable for
-.hc approaching season. The following com.
piise a pail, to/tic/2 will be sold (711/c'.x1"1’ /or Cos/;
or Country Pror/uce.
Blue and Black Clotlis, various qualities
Oxford tnixt do Drab do
Blue, black. and niix’d Case.imcres
Blue and black mixt Sziirinetts
Ladies’ Pclisse Cloths Rose Blankets
Dcvonsliire Kcrseys, tlillfcrent qualities-
Bordercd and plain Cas:-;i'inei'e Shauls
Drab and Olive Fcaiiiouglit
Ladies’ black worsted Host:
Gentlemcn’s Lambs Wool do
Black and Blue Tabby Velvet
Dial) and Crimson do do Plush
Flannels various colours and qualities
Green Baize An assortnient of Vcstings
Figured and plain Bombazettes
Ciimson do Figured Rallfi6l.lS
Tartan and Caroline Plaids
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Beaver Gloves
Black Canton and Flagg silk l-lhdkfs
American 3: Imported sliirtings 8: shectings
do do Cingliams
Canton Crapes Velveteen Handkercliicfs
Cashmere Shawls Spool Cotton, Sec. Scc,
;,:_3== Also, A general assortment of Gfoccrics
/
Crockery, Ha-rtltzvare, Efc. é5"c.
Norwalk, Nov. 25.
Y order of the Ho! . Court of Probate for
tlie district of Sta ‘ford. seven months from
this date are limited for the exliibition of claims
against the estate of Alolly Selleck, late of Dari-
en, deceased. All persons who neglect to ex-
hibit their claims witliin the time limited will
forever after he (lEl)ttll‘l‘(l a legal recovery.
’ 'l‘iioMAs REED, Executor.
l Stamford, Feb. 17th. I823. 52
3;;
— Y order of the Court of P!'0b£.le for the dis-
_ trict of D,anbury, six months from this time
are limited and allowed to the creditors of the es-
ate of Eliada C’/iainlicrs, late of Ridgefield in said
district, dc-c’d, for tlieexliihiiion of their respec-
tive claims against said cstal/Qrto the Executor of
the last will of said dec’d, and all persons who
neglect to exhibit their claims within the time
limited as aforesaid, will be deb-ai-red 0 recovery.
' ‘ JAMES CHAMBERS, Executor.
RidgefieId,'Feb l8. I823. .52
RASS SEED.-—Onc Ticrce of Clover seed
C ' from Litchfield couiity—one do. Timithy,
from Green county,N.Y.(l)oih ofthe first quality)
_perfectly clean. Just rec’zl, and for sale by
I
. ,v'. A ,..2,“---., 10*. ..
near the lJl'8nllS€_S,-‘;‘._
‘WM. J. STREET.
. i I
:
I’ ' g _ 1 g .U.‘i!\’n
9.3
l'he subscriber is interested in a storei
FRANCIS L. I:IEDENBERG’S
Stove .l:lfC(.?"l.’l,{.f1Cl.Cli0?"‘7/,
(NORWALK, a jaw rods east of tlie .Bridg('.)
VVHERE can be had the best iniprovcel Patent
COOKI./\/G LSTOVES and Sl0‘uePi]zcs,
as cheap as ,' they can be pur-
chased in i\lGWY0l'l{.
F» In 17- Pelurns his thanks to his friends and
the public for past favors, and hopes to gain lllcll‘
particular attention in future, by doing all in his
power to give general_ satisfaction to his custom-
eis. He has lately returned from Nev-York with
a new stock of Goods in his line, \‘-lliCl‘- he will
maiiufacture on the iuost l't:a5Ul]ill)le terms for
CASH. Having got one of the best workmen
the city affords, he will coiitint-ic to make all kinds
ol'Hatiers’ Colouring and Plank [Celtic-.9, Distillers"
Stills and lVorm.s-. and all kinds of Coppeiuand
Brass Kettles. ./Ilsa, Sheet Ii-on Stoves and Strive
Pipes, and Tin Ware of every kind, made and
mended, at the shortest notice and of the best ma-
terials. N. B. A. general assortment of Tin,
Co/2/zcr and Sheet Iran lVare constantly on hand.
Norwalk, August 26, 1822. -- ‘.26tt'
D. & S. LYNES
AVE lately recievcd lioiii their store in N.
menl, the following articles which are offered
to the public, cheap for cash.
Supeifine.Ladies’. Blue 8: drab Pclisse Cloths
Figured and Plaid Ribbons Plaids
Silk Flags Brown and black Linens
Black Sarcassians 8. 9 and i0-4 Blankets
Green Crapcs and Gauze faith plush S: xelvct
Ladies’ Beaverand Kid Gloves, lined and bound
A fresh supply of. Merino Shawls and Poiiits
-3- Cotton Checks Swansdown 8: other Vestings
Blue, pink, and purple l“orniture Calicoes
A-general assortment Cloths and Cassimcrcs
Bombazcltcs, figured and plain
N-.tiikin and Canton Crapcs
Meii’s and \Voiiit-.n’s \«Vorstetl Hosiery
Blue and brown Coating
Cortled and plain Velvets
Likewise, constantly on hand a general assort-
ment of Sliii-tings and Slicctings. ..
Nnrwalk. Dec. ?4ih. 1822.
BIURE NEVV GOODS.
- HE subscriber has lately rcturncd fi'omNt;w
. Yoik and replenished his stock in trade, so
that he olfers for sale a handsome assortment’ of
1)ry- Goods, I'Iai'dw:irc, Crockery, £9’ Glass-ware :
The following articles cninpiize a part :
IJR Y-C-'0Ol).S‘——l.)rah and blue (,‘l.iihs; Cor-
«-nalion Cassiniere; Sattiiict ; l"laiiiit-ls; Bom-
liazcttes ; best Btaver Cloves ;Cottt«n Umbrel-
las ; Suspenders; Ginglizims ; Calicocs ; Cani-
biick and Book M uslins; Hide Sc narrow iape,8tc.
H./7RD-”'r./11{.E-.l2ll)Bll,(l CaD(ll€Slli.'kS with
cxtingnislir:rs; Bellows; Butts and screws; puck.
et and fine tooth Combs ; Jack Knives; Pen do.
shoe brushes ; shoe rasps ; pinchers; heel-ball ;
sandstones; awls and ziwl-liafts ; tvmtiglit and
cut nails; bed-cords; powder and shot; 7 by 9
and 8 by l0 glass,Ne+:dl::s by the liundrt-(l.c.licap.
GRO(.']*.'1\'I1.'.‘-5'--51. Croiz, Neil»-Eiiglaiid and
Janiaica Ruin; Holland and Picrpon! Gin ; Cog-
niac Brandy ; currant and Madt-ii'a \Vinc ; M0.
losses; white and brown Havana Sugar ofthe
first quality ; Alspics. Pepper‘, Nuimegs, Coll’:-e
Hysoii, {[_ssoii-skin, Old Hyson, and Soiiclioiig
feas ; blown salt; soap, candles, smoking and
plug Tob.icco, Scc. Stc.
Lz‘ke.~:vt'.<ie—.A handsome assortment of GL./158
W .11 RE and CR 0 Clt'1_v.‘I€ Y.
51:?’ Persons wishing any of the above arti-
cles will do well to call and judge for themselves.
Jomv BURRALL.
40
43
Norwalk. Nov. 30. i822.
GRl£IiNWl(LH Vt/O0Ll“.N l"ACT()l<Y.
l‘lE Sllb5Cl‘ll)‘:l' takes this method to‘ inform
his friends and the public that he has at great
expense erected a VVoolcn l"actory on Miamis
l'iVcl‘, about a mile and a half above the upper
landing in Gl‘€Cll\\‘iCll,lll‘l(l is now ready to receive
\Vu0l for Carding. He will also manufacture
Cloths, Sattinetts, Etc. by the yard or on shai'es—-
also weave woolen yarn upon cotton. D 5- lug, ful-
ling and finishing done for customers 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
mannei'—Indigo blue colored if required. All
orders thankfully received and punctually attenti-
ed to. All kinds of country produce received in
payment, at the New-York prices, on making an
allowavi-ice for the freight. (lustomeizs will find
their -account in picking the trash out of their
wool, andin properly cleansing it afterit is she-.ir-
ed or pulled-—thc carding will cost them less, and
their rolls be much better; it is expected the
cleaning will be particularly attended to. _
ELIAS PEcx,_]un.
Greenwich. March 1. l
F. REED,
VVATCH AND C-LOCK—MAKER.
ESPl7.CTFULLY informs his fiiends and
the public that he li-as taken a Stand in
front of A. Jim.-’ store, near the bridge, where
he will repair Ware/.-cs and (‘lac/ls, at the short-
est notice.
N. B. A small assortment of \Vatches, Jewel-
ry, and VVatch trimmings for sale.
Not-walk. Day. 16th. I822. 45?
‘V UR 5Al,l<;-——A -l)welli.ng-House,
‘ Bam,'and ten Acres of Land,well
propoi-tinned into Pasture, Meadow and
' Plow Land, with a fine orchard ofyoung
fruit-trees, which will produce 20 barrels of ci
der a year. Any person wishing to; f>Ul'_Cll35e9
will please call on the subscriber, livlnl-I 01) ll!“
premises. Payinents made easy ‘and an indis-
putable tille given. JOSEPH B. 5,35-R“’°°D'
. ] ° I0. I'__ 20' 4'1
‘
York, in addition to tlicit‘ former assort--
As.
[VUL. vi.__so. .-2.
New Store 8; New ads.
,Rl:‘.UBEN R. FINCH UJOSEPH BRUSH. D
Having lately established thenisclveit in bu,-ii-
Hess at.Gi'ecnwich.- (Coscob Landing) upder the
lllm Ol l“1NCfl 81 Blwsn, do now offer fol, gale an
extensive 1\SsOl'lllltIll 01 Dry Cootla, Git“-,,,;¢.,9,
C/21'/ta, '.'rzrt/zen, Glass £9’ blunt: ll"u1‘c, Han,-'-wm-,3
C'ltzler‘y and Hollow Ware ,- Sc/loo! Beaks, ll],-,1,-.
czncs, E52‘. and as the Goods have nearly allbem
recently bought at Auction""fo'i~ Cash, we feelcon.
htlcnt in assuring the public iliat they will be of-
lc-‘rcd lower than they can be obtained elsewhere.
l he loiloiving aiticlcs comprise a part of the as-
sortment, viz.
Superfine blue, black,brown and drab Broadcloths
do do Drab and Mix’d Cassimere
0xli>i‘d and Queens Mixture [very line
Bordeied Cassiincrc Shawls some oi which are
8 quarter plain do piicc §’;2 62-1» cts.
Rose Blankets from 7 to 11 Q-.iai~tci-s [colors
Sattint-its and Flaiirels of various qualities and
Green Baize Drab Kcrsey for Pea Coats
Tartan, Scotch and Caroline Plaids
Boiiibazeites, a large supply l-‘igured Ratinett
Blat-.k,blut-,drab, crimson 8: purple Tabby Velvet
Black Silk Velvet Black Sarsenett
Freiicli and India Levantine Pearl colored do.
Figured Lcnoes Book, Swiss and Jackonet
Muslins Cambrics Sarsnet Cambrlcks
Jackonet and Mull Mull Muslins
Ladies’ white and black silk l-lose Men's do
Ladies’ and Gcntlemen’s waisted and cotton do
Ladies black and white silk Gloves Kid do
Beaver do Geiiilcincn’s Buckskin do
i\-littcns and half handed mittens Crape Shawls
Power Loom shirtings, slieetings, plaids, stripes,
and checks Steam Loom and long cloth
Shirtings Irish Liiiens, a large assortment
Colored Cambricks Dressed and Undressed
Calicoes l7ui'nitu1'e do
Russia Duck and llussia sheeting
Cotton and Linen Hljlléllld ' Cotton Shawls
Large assortment siiansdown and other Vcstings
Silk Flag Sc black silk lldkfs Velveteen Hdktis
;Cotion Flag and Tiiikey rcd Bandannoe do
l'.\'ladi'as l-lhdkfs and Fancy Cravats
Shoe Trimmings and Galleon Bindings by the
Box or piece Buttcd Cotton,price 1.96:1 pct‘ lb.
Cotton Yarn candle -W'ick VVool, U‘c.U’c.
(v"ROC'1L'1\’Il*-‘S-—Old Jamaica, Antigua and
Molasses Rum, Cugniac and Spanish Brandy
l~loll.ii.d and lndia Point Gin, Madeira, Poi-rand
Currant Wine, Cordial and Cherry Brandy,
\Vcsl India and New Orleans Molasses, Young
Hysoii and l-lyson Skin Tea, “lest India and
Brown Hat-aiia Sugar, \Vliite Havana do, very
cheap, Loaf and Lump do. _\N"lieat, Rye and
Buckwlicat Flour. Rice, Coffee, Ginger, Al-
spice, Pepper, Cloves, Nutiiiegs, Mace, Cassia,
and Rtiisiiis, Blue and White Viirol, Flour Sul-
pliet‘ and Roll Briiiistoiie, Candles, Soap, Paper
St Plug Tobacco, American and Spanish Segars,
Starch, Coperas, Lngwood, Nicquaragtia VVood,
Allum by the cwt. or less quantity, Cheese, But-
ter, Lard, Pork and Fisli, Window Glass by the
box, Shot, Flints, Putty and Lamp Oil.
H.4R.0 ..‘!./VD IIOLLOI/V IV./lRE——-Sweeds,
Russia, English and American Iron ; Crawlcy's
and Hoop L Steel; Pears._oii’s 3, 4, 6, 8, l0 and
12d cut Nails, v.-rought Nails, knites and forks,
table and tea spoons, sissors and shears, razors 8:
razor straps, VVilson’s shoe, butcher anti bread
knives, tobacco and snuff boxes, chest, trunk and
pad locks, wrought and cast iron butts, wrought
and cast sparables, brass butts, HL hinges, screws
and brads, Not-folk and common thumb latches
and kctches, angers and gimblcis, slates and slate
pc-ncils,slioe hammers, piiicei's,rasps, awl blades,
liafis. tacks. sand stones and sand paper, bellows,
gt-iddles. bake pans, dish-kettles, frying-pans.8:c.
Greenwich, Dec. 2d, 1822.
Grocerzes, Crockery, &c.
r t‘HF. subscribers have just received fromNew
York a handsome assortment of Groceries
Crockery, Hardware and Fruit, which they will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. The following ar-
ticles comprise a part ol their assortment :
GROC.ERIES—Cogniac and ,commonBrandy
Jamaica, St Croix, and N. E. Rum, Holland and
Pierpont Gin, Madcira,Port,Lisbon,Malaga,Cur-
rant and Cherry VVines,Cordials of all kinds, Ale
and Porter, Molasses (none superior)Loal,Lnmp
and brown Stigar,Bc-X and Keg I?.aisins,imported
(inn-ants,Mace,Citi'on and Cloies:,Carroway seed
W'lieat, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Old Hyson
Young Hyson,l-lysonsltin and souchong 'l‘ea.Al-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, Nulmcgs and Cinnamon
ground Nicquaragua wood, do Lngwood, Coffee
Copperas, Allum, Vinegar and W’ hiskey, ‘Vin-
ter and summer O1l,Codlish,'Mackeral, poik and
Beef Hams, soap and Candles, blownsslt, Rice
Cheese, Crackers, Mustard, Indigo, Onions, and
a general assortment of West lndia FrU1li&C-
CROCKER Y——consz'stz'ng of Liver/tool, Enam-
ellecl, and Creanz-coloured I/Vere, as /'ollo'w.s~ :
Dining Plates, Twilllers and Muflins,Tea setts
and Teas. Coffee pots and Coffees, 4,2 and l
and pint and % pint pitchers, qt‘-I-my P11“ 3‘ %P1"t
5-;0w1,,«,' sugar bares, peppers, mustards,baket*s
Chambers, Ewers Basins, $tc. Scc. -/1180--Blue
and green-edged ware.- ’ ‘
(;L./ISS-l'V./IRE.-—Quait and [int Decanters
double liint ground bottom Tumblers, common
; pint Bottles, Vinegai's,&c.
salts. quart, pint and _ _ _
HARD W./IRE-—Pewter facits, block tin and
iron table and tea Spoons. Sltftti “Fl Slate Pcnclls
st-inlfers. wood, saw and rattatl files, gimblets_,sad;
irons and stands, japaned lamllsi ’3"“‘ll°5”Ck5-
trunk, chest, cupboarlls “ml
butts and screws, skates: Pf“
knives and forks, SCl3SC|'5s Sim”-"-
and tongs, stock locks. _ _
kettles, griddles. b8ll0W5 “3ll*‘i .l0‘l> ad’ “ml 4'6
cut nai_ls,powdct* and shot. ‘WB'dV¢l‘S' llmsllesi S“;-
and pocket knives
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pad locks, hinges
razors, shovel -,_
curry-combs,spiders. tea : V 5
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