«-3 . made easy. For further particulars inquire N 9:’ 35I- 1;: S PUBLISHED BY ._ s. BENEDICT. - _ _ TE1i.i'1s.—Two Dollars per aunum, payabl Quarterly. Mail subscribers in‘ advance. is ii: ‘cents; a square, 31 00, for three insertions. .’ ><>< ><:-0:. rt-<';~=:><>sj :<>‘<><.‘-<><>-<:.<.:-1::-<>-—:2<It Tcu.l.0rmg—-—Lat‘est Fashzons. ZSCOFIELD St. CORKE R, at” the room . over the store of Street hr. Jaities, would flieknowledgetheir oliligatioiis to tlieir-fr,,_ientls lbr the liberal 8|)C0lll‘il}_'_€ll‘l(?ll[ hitherto bestow- ‘edon them, and solicit a continuance of fa- yors. They have just rece_ived from New- York the latest and most approved fashions for COATS. FROCK-COATS, GREAT- COATS, VESTS, PAN'I‘ALOONS, "and no etfort will be spared on their part to :St-tit those who may favor l.llt'.‘ll'l with their cits- tom. *,,,* An assortment ofthe best of triin- niings kept constantly on hand for the accom- ‘inodiitioii ofcustomers. More ‘,,,N’(-;'\l_\t'»"'.;’.,(,‘:'o’ocIs. ‘ .: STREET &r._J.A'MES liave recently made , large additions to,_their‘stock of DRY- GOOD,S+_-[—lTlieir asiortiiient now consists in ‘ part ofthe; following GOODS :' ADVERTISEMENTS, less than a square, 75' - Black, blue, brown,’ olive, 8t mix’d Cloths ; . blue mix’d drab and stri ’d Cassimeres'--- , 9 3 7 blue and black mix’d Satinett; Devonshiret Kerseys; Lyoti Skin; green, red, crimson, yellow, and white Flaiiiiels ; green Baize ;— Caroline Plaids, a large assortment, cheap; Tartan Plaids ;. black, blue 8t crimson Boni- bazette; lig’d Ratinet 8; Botnbazette ; Bom- bazine ; scarlet, drab, and fig’d Cassimere Shawls; Merino do ; imitation Cashmere do; green, blue, drab and brown Tabby Velvet ; blue, green and black Silk Velvet ; Bang-up- Cord ; French and India black Satin; India and French Levantine; fig’d LeVfll1iln8 and brown Gro-De-Naps ; black Sinchews and Sarsnet ; Valenti-a, Swansdown, 8; Silk Vest- ings ; Wadding ; blue, green, white and Pink Florences; Flagg, Bandanoc and black Silk Htllt’fS. Plaid Silk do. black $2. green French Norwalk, November 1st, 1824. 36 ‘ Tailoring, OLD ESTABLISHMENT. OAH S. BAILEY informs his old friends and customers that he continues-his bu- sinessat his new Store, adjoining the store. of Street $3 James, and that he is ready to re- ceive any orders in his line. His work will be executed iii_tlie best and most fashionable manner. - WANTED, a boy 17 or 18 years ofage, who—has had some experience in the business, to whom good encoitragement will be given. 1 TO RENT the STORE ROOM under the siibscriber’s shop, formerly occupied by Ebenezervstevens. It is well fitted tip for a’ Dry Good S’. Grocery Store, and as well lo- cated as any other Store in the place. Terms reasonable. N. S. B. ‘Norwalk, Nov. 8. 37 IVINTER ARRANGEMENT. . ACCOMMODATION PACKETS, To sail from the Landing qf Hoyls 8; Co. .N'orwalk, for Peck-Slip, .N'ew-York. THE Norwalk Line of Packets, CiTizEN, MECHANIC, & Sanmx, having coiiinicti- ted riinning according to their usual winter arrangements, one of the vessels will leave Norwalk and N. YOI‘_l( every Tuesday and Saturday throtigh the season. For Freight or Passage apply the Captains on board, or at the store of HOYTS $1. Co. FARM FOR SALE. T HE subscriber, contemplating a removal out ofthe State, . ,_ , offers for sale a valuable Farm . 9- “ ‘~r situated in the town of New Ca- naan, about 3 miles from Norwalk, and 4 miles from FiveM.River Landing. Sd.Farmis pleasantly situated on an eminence that com- mands a view of Long Island Sound ; and contains 1922 acres, well proportioned in Mead- ow, Plotigh, Pasture and Wood Land, well watered, and some parts in a high state ofciil- tivation. On the premises is one large and 1 small Dwelling House; a convenient Shop near the latter; Barn and other necessary out houses tiear the former. The propcrtv will be sold entire or separate,as SllllS‘tll8 convenience of purchasers. Payments made easy. For further particulars, inquire of Wm. J. Street, Norwalk, or to the Subscriber living on the premises. STEPHEN BOUTON. New-Canaan, Sept. 3, 18414. 6mQ8 FOR SALE, A small Farm lying in the town ofNew Canaan about one mile South of the meeting- housc, on the road leading to Five Mile River and Rings End Landing.- Said Farm contains about 30 acres of Land, with a good House, Barn, and Cider-mill standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor- tioned with orchard, meadow, plough, pasture and woodland; is well watered, and a fine stand for a mechanic. MERCY HANFORD. New Canaan, Dec. 13, 18214 42tf _ FOR SALE, A FARM of sixty-five acres, .-_'.: pleasantly situated in the -"~.~=::":' south part of South-Salem, on e post-road front Stamford to Danbuiy ; 8 miles from Norwalk,and 10 frotn Ring’s-End Landings. On the premises is a good Dwel- liiig—I~Iouse, Barn, and Store—an excellent garden, a well of good water, and a variety of very fine fruit. It is a good stand for a Tav- erii or Store,aiid will be sold low. Payments ofthe subscriber, living on the premises. STEPHEN FAYERWEATHER. South-Salem, Jan. 1, 18225. 45*3wtf FOR SALE AT AUCTION,| ' ON Thursday, the 27th day of January next, at 2 o’clock, on the premises, the Dwelling- . ~ 7 House, Shop, and Lot, situated a few rods east ofthe Bridge, over Mill-brook. It_has for several years been occnpiedas a Tm-Shop, but is a good stand for a Grocer, and almost any kind ofmechanic. FRANCIS L. HEo'r:.\'nE l‘.G. Norwalk, Dec. 917. 139.4. 44 -Uoods, new, seasonable, and cheap, qf the best quality, JUST received at the new painted store,east side ofthe Bridge, by E. B. BENNETT, who is ready to serve his customers to the ar- ticles in the DRY—GOOD, GROCERY, on CROCKERY LINE,usually kept in a Coun- try Store. He hasjust returned from New- York with a general assortment, which he intends to sell as cheap as the cheapest. ‘IERASS 81. WOODEN CLOCKS cleaned and repaired, at short notice. ' For Sale, VVoodcn Clocks, ofthe best qu.'tlity.—— Boot and Shoe Kits made to any pattern, and Crape ;green Gauze ;blue Plush ; bl’k, blue and bro_wn Gymps; assortment of Ribbons; Cain bric, book and Jaconet Muslin ; figured Swiss" do. Mull Muslins ; black and white '1‘liiile Lace; Thread, Bobinett and Cotton Laces; black, blue, pink and green Cambric; long didGloves; purple kid do. black and white silk do. Men’s buckskin and beaver Gloves ; black liorseskin do. Worsted Hosery; Mens’ mix’d and white Lambs’ wool Hose ; American and Imported Sliirtings ;Plaids 81. Checks; Russia Sheeting; Mittens; Cotton Umbrellas ; Furniture Checks; Cotton Yarn ; Pins ; Buttons. ALSO, 1500 yards Sbirting and'Sheeting Muslins. Together withagood assortment of GROCERIES, HARD-WARE, AND CROCKERY, all of which are offered at their usual low prices. Nov, 29, DRUGS AND DYE-WOODS. DR. HOYT, as Agent for OLIVER TAY- LOR, of New-York, offers for sale at the new store a few rods east of Norwalk Bridge, and next door to Mrs. Sellec'k’s Millinary, an extensive and well selected assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES—-Also, a gene- ral assortment of DYE-WOODS and DYE- STUFFS, on as favourable terms as they can be bought elsewhere. Below is enumerated a part ofhls assortment:— MEDICINES.—Glauber’s, Rochelle anti Epsom Salts; Phosphate Soda; Sulpate Pot- ass; Pearl Ash ; Corrosive Sublimate ; Red Precipitate; White do; Quick Silver ; Calci- ned and common Magnesia; Arrow Root; Sago; Super Carbonate of Soda; Tartaria Acid; Sal Soda; Ising-glass; Iron Filings ; Cantharides ; Opium ; Laudanum ; I’aregor- ic Elixir; Tincture of Cantharides; Degi- talis; Catcchii; Kino; Guaicuni Ainmoniata; Valerian Anitiioniata; Elixer Proprietatis; Syrup Simple; Lemon ; Sqills ; Oil Vitriol; Aqua Fortis ; Nitric Acid ; Miiriatic Acid ; Best Castor Oil ; Spts. Lavender ; Oil Ter- pentine ; Alcohol; Olive Oil: Anis, Corian- (lcr, Caraway, and Cardamom Seeds: Senna Manna, Rlinbarb, Gum Aloes, Myrrh, Ara. bic, 'I‘rag_:icantli, Giiaicuni, Caniplior ; Hicra Picra ; Liquorice Root and Extract ; Pearl, Barley and prepared Chalk; Sal Niter and Sulplinr; Oi|ofCloves, Cinnamon, Juniper, Peppermint, Spear-Mint, Anis, Origanum, Sweet Alntonds, Bergamot, Letnons 86 Rose- mary; Cassia, Cascarilla, Winter, Siinaruba, Angustura, and Peruvian Barks ; Jalap; Ice- land Moss; Prussic Acid; Balsam Copaiva, Tolu, Fir, Peru ; Carbonate Ammonia ; A- qua Ammonia; Spirits Ammonia; Martial Flowers ; Flowers Benzoin 8.: Cliaininomile ; Cochiiieal; Madder Root; Flotautlndigo; Cloves ; Nutmegs; Mace; Lee’s New Lon- don and Windham Pills ; Wliitwell $1. Steers’ Opodeldoc. A general assortment of Un- giients and Plasters. Also, Crown Lancets, Syrenges, Etc. &.c. DYE-WOODS.——Best Campeacliy Log- wood; Fustic; Nicaraugna wood; Ground Camwood; Copperas; Aleppo Galls; Ar- natto ; Alliim ; Flotant Indigo; Potash, hm. ALSO—A general assortment of WEST INDIA FRUIT, consisting of Oranges, Limes, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Pine Apples, Pea Nuts, Filberts, Almonds, Taiuarinds, Cayenne Pepper, &.c. &.c. Ste. Norwalk, October 4th, 1824. Cheap for Cash. JUST REC’D BY VAIL 8r. REED yds. Tartan Plaid at 45. per yard, 300 yds. Norwich Crape fr. 2 to 3 6d 300 yds Black Bontbazine fr. S3. to 6s. 6d. 200 “ Flannel - from 25. 3d. “ 63. Caroline Plaid - “ 8 6 “ 4 4-4 superior fig’d Rattinett at 4s. per yard, Superior doirble chain’d Blk Levantiiie at 65. Fig’d Gros De Naples Silks,for Dresses at 65. Silk Hose from 65. to 19.5. 500 yards Bombazette fr. 15. 8d. to 85. 6d. 1000 “ Calicoes “ I 3 “ 3 V. 3:. R. have constantly on hand a hand- some assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, which were purchased at Auction and will be sold at the most trifling advance fioni cost. November 8. 37 VALUABLE i\lEl)iCINE.--.f1nliDysprp- tic Pills prepared by HE.\'"RY JAMES.-—-An approved retnedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges- tion, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles. It is well known that Dyspepsia is one ofthe most frequent diseases of our country. Its coni- mencement is indicated in different patients by various symptoms, of which the most re- markable are——Irregularity of the bowels, ob- stinate costiveness, headache, commonly cal- led nervous or sick headachc,yellowness of the eyes and skin, acidity ofstomach after eat- ing, often called heart burn, flatulence or wind on the stomach, bitter taste in the mouth in the morning, faatid breath, drowsiness after dinner, debility, lassitiide, emaciation, depres- sion ofspirits, &tc. Piles being connected with indigestion and costiveness are certainly atid speedily removed by the Pills. Persons afiiic- ted with any ofthe above symptoms, are as- surcd that the Anti-Dyspeptic Pills are a rein- edy well worth their attention, and entitled to 89. Guns repaired in the best manner. smdts Ina I-Ion‘, Norwallz, (,1 mile from the Bri<lge,east side the river.) their entire confidence. 23 The above pills are for saleby Benj. Isaacs .Vorwal.’.', and Steplien Morehcuse, Saugaluck. - ’ ‘E NORWALK, come. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, tags, ‘ CLAY’S STOMACH BITTERSi Just received and fir sale (it the GAZETTE OFFICE-?f’—Also by S. St. John, &._B. Isaaes Norwalk, and Seymour Jarvis, Stainford Seasonable Goods, JUST REC’D BY SMITH 8:. WILSON. VFARTAN and Caroline Plaids; elegant 1 fig’d Gro-dc-Tae Silk ; blue, green, and straw-col’d Florences; an elcgantassoitment of plain and fig’d Ribbons; Ostrich Feath- ers ; black Plush ; green Crape ; 4-4 atid 7-4 Merino Shawls; 8-4 printed Cashmere do; Lohg Cashmere do; white Beaver Gloves ; white Kid do; black and col’d Horse-skin‘ do; 4-4 black and slate-col’d Cashmere Hdkfs. ; green Booking Baize; green Flannel, from Is. 611. to 3s. 6d.; black and brown Gynip; Dazy Buttons and Frogs; assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres; 10-4 Rose Blankets, cheap; American Flannel, Ste. .8150. - . Norwalk, Dec. 16. MANUFACTURING, CARDIN G, AND CLOTH-DRESSING. THE Subscriber takes this method to in- form his friends and the public in gener- al that hehas experienced workmen and good machinery; that he will manufacture Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Flannels, 8Lc. at reasonable prices, or conditions, by the yd. or on shares. Carding, Fulling, Dying, and Finishing done for customers at all seasons of the year. Goods will be sold at reasonable prices by the piece or yard. 16 Emas PEcx, Junr. Greenwich, (Greenwich Factory, ) Jimelo SALT. UST receiver’ nd for sale by the subscri- _ her 200 bushels of coarse, heavy SALT-— Ltkewise, FIRKIN BUTTER, of a superior Cl"8l|l}’- JOHN BURRALL. COOKING STOVES. subscriber has on hand a large quan- tity of JAMES’ PATENT COOKING STOVES, which he offers to the public on as reasonable terms as they can be obtained in New-York or elsewhere. MxT‘Tnus HUBBELL Norwalk, Sept. 28. It COTTON BATTING. POUNDS COTTON BATTS of a superior quality just received $1. for sale by ' Norwalk, December 14. E. STEVENS. Gentlemen S;-Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW- DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY. F'ors(ile al (lie Gazette 0_[ficc——Price 9.5 Cts. For sale also by Bcnj. Isaacs and Stephen St. John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis,Siamford." Along aiid‘approved use of this Powder has abundantly proved its excellence. It is valua- ble for hardening the gtinis, for destroying the septic acid which is fatal to the teeth, and for givingtliem a beautiful pearly whiteness, and preventing an oll'cn:iive breath. It contains nothing that can injure the teeth. No person that values a good set oftcetli for use or orna- ment, and knows how hateful a foul breath is, should fail to use this l)etitil'ri'ce. It will be found to be no iiuposition on the public, btit only and altogether what it promises. A pre- ventive of the tooth ache, and a preservative of the teeth. Nov 90, 18°24. 41 WHEAT FLOUR. 60 BARRELS WHEAT FLOUR just received by the subscribers, and for sale as low as can he purchased in New York.-— Warraiited good. HOYTS 8L Co. Norwalk, Dec. 20. A GRAND BARGAIN. TIIE subscriber offers for sale his Factory, pleasantly situated in Norwalk, about Q miles north of the Bridge, on the Danbury road that leads to Nurwalk. The property is new and in complete order, and is one ofthe finest stands in this county. There is 1 new Double Carding Machine and Picker, one Shearing machine, 2 Presses, 2 Dye Kettles, and one Blue Vat, and all other apparatus which is required to carry on the business.- The building is 24 by 30 feet, and two story. Likewise, a Dying and Finishing shop, about 30 feet from the Factory,about 20 feet square. The Factory is situated on a large and never failing stream of water. There is about 10 ft. head of water. There is also a grand situa- tion on the other end ofthe dam for any oth- er works that may be erected, and a sufficient quantity ofwater to supply them both. Any person wishing to purchase, will do well to call. AARON BYINGTON. Norwalk, Dec. 27, 1824. 44 FOR SALE, Bushels ofcoarse grey ROCK SALT 200 Bushels ofTurk’s Island do 9.00 Bushels ofRum Rey do. 200 Barrels and half-Barrels Mackerel 40 Tons Plaster—all of which will be sold low for cash or country produce, by G. BRADLEY, 8: Co. Saugatuck, Dec.20, 1824. 43 F‘ OR SALE and possession given immedi- ately, about five acres of land conven- ien.tly situated for THREE BUILDING LOTS adjoining Mr. S. Seeley’s Inn. .8180 for sale or to Let the STORE 8:; WHAR-F conveniently calculated for merchandiziiig 8r. marketing hiisiiiess, now occupied by the sub- scriber oii Rings-End so called. Li/teiaisefor ‘sale, the remaining STOCK OF GOODS in said store at reduced prices. Terms known by applying to the subscriber. NATHANIEL CLOCK. D.-irien,Dec. l, 1824. 45 LOOK AT THIS! ! _ JUST rec’d and on sale by the subscriber VVHEAT FLOUR, by the hundred or barrel ;'SPANISH SEGARS by the box-; CRACKERS by the quarter or buudred;— GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER: MACKE; REL, No_.l ;CODFISH, by qiiintal ; NEW PORK, &c. A- NASH- Norwalk. January 3, 18°25. 45 OTICE.—Woollen Yarn wave on White and blue Cotton Warp, as Xsulag, by ~ A No. 47. FALL AND WINTER GOODS_ US'I‘ received a good assortiuent of sea- sonable GOODS, which willbe offered to the public at a small advance, consisting of Cloths and Cassinieres; Flannels; Bomba- zines and Bombazettes; Caroline Plaids and Stripes; also, Tartan Plaids; green Baize Bang-up cord and plain Velvet; black Tabby Velvet; 10-1-4 Blankets; an assortment of Dorcbester and low-pric’d Bedtickings ; aprbn checlts; Italian Crape; Gentlemen’s and La- dies’ Gloves; Geiitlemen’s and Ladies’ hosing; blk col’d Casimere Shawls; Sattinetts; India Levatitines : brown Gross dc Naples, for La- dies coats and dresses ; brown Sattin ; brown and black Gymp, 4-4, 7-4; Merino Shawls; long Cashmere do ; 4-4, 7-4 printed Cashmere do; cotton Laces ; English Thread and bob- binet do ; an assortment ofFancy Hdkfs. ;— Book,Jackoriet, and Mull Muslins ; Cambric do ; col’d Florences ; paper hangings; Scis- sors isr. Knives; assortment of Fancy Soap ; Combs of all sizes ; CottoriYarn, and Cotton Batts, for Bed Quilts; assortiiient of Wading, for Ladies’ coats. A. general assortment of Domestic Goods. SMITH 8:. VViLsoN. __ Removal. E STEVENS respectfully informs his ' friends, customers, and the public, that he has removed from the West to the East side ofthe Bridge, and has taken his stand in the front part of Wm. 8; B. St. John’s Store, where he offers for sale a new, elegant, and fashionable assortment of GOODS, at his u- sual low prices, as he has just returned from New-York by the last arrival of the Steam- Boat John Marshall. E. S. thinks along catalogue of Goods both tedious and unnecessary, and would merely state that they are as good, as seasonable,and. as cheap as can be found elsewhere. N. B. He has a handsome assortment of black and straw-colored Leghorn Flats, and ofLa Fayette Ribbons. Also, of Cassimere Shawls and Rose Blankets, very cheap. Norwalk, Nov. 8, 1824. 37tf VAIL 8:. REED HAVEjust received frotii New-York,in ad- dition to their former stock, a fresh stip- ply ofFALL Est. IVINTER GOODS, which hey offer for sale on the most accommoda- ting terms. They consist, in part, of Blue and Black CLO'I‘HS and CASSIMERES; Drab do; Blue and black Mixt Satiiietts; Pelisse Cloths; an assortment of Caroline Plaids and Stripes ; Scotch Plaid ; colored Bombazettes and Bonibazines; Norwich Crape; Toilnet and Mersailles Vesting ; Ma- drass Hdkfs. ; Cassimere Shawls; figured Satinet; India and French Levantine; blk Sinchews ; Plaid Silk Poplin ; an assortment of Baize and Flannels, Bedtickings, &c. late. Vail &. Reed will receive by the packets every week, a supply of Goods, all of which will be purchased at Auction, and pledge themselves to sell at a very trifling‘ advance ‘from Cost. Norwzilk. Oct. 23, 18°24. 35 £\O'I‘ICE. I WISH at this time to inform the public that I have a claim on them for as much of their patronage as they think proper. I would have them know that my shop is open, and I am within, at least a part of the time, and at work ; and am ready to receive orders from any part of the globe in my line of hu- siness, which is quite extensive at the present time, and reaches to almost every article of Cotton, Woollen and Linen Clothing. Iin- tend to Full, Dye and Dress all the cloth that falls into my hands, if nothing uncommon happens to prevent. Indigo Blue may be ex- pected on cloth, coverlid yarn, or,wool, equal to any in the world ; but I will here remind you that no kind ofbarter will be received in payment for Indigo Blue. For those who may find it most convenient to deposit their orders in Norwalk,I have iitade arrangements with Messrs.Street 8:. James to receive them, to whom I will return the work when done.— Orders may also _be left at Messrs.Bell£LRay- tmond’s, or at Mr. Roswell Reed’s store, or you may lodge them in my hands ifyou can find where Ilive. A few words to some of my old customers, (whom I have not seen this long time) by way of advice. I would inform you that I have some small accounts attached to your names, and I wish you to consider that I have waited a long time in hope ofreceiving my hard earn- ed wages, and that I have waited in vain ; and my advice to you is that you make som provision for me without delay. By so do- ing you may save to yourselves at least the in- terest, and perhaps, the collector's fees. I remain yours, respectfully, Dum SELLEex. Norwalk. September I. 6ni9.9 J. FRANCIS—SUacEoN DENTIST, 1521 Chalham-st. corner of Pearl Street, JV. Y. (LATE or EUROPE.) Respectfully iufornis tlte Ladies and Gen- tlemen of the city and country, that he sets Artificial Teeth, with care and elegance, equal to real: he cleans, scales and divides the teeth, and Cures the Toothach perfectly, without extracting. Dr. Francis warrants his Odontolgic Totiic Wash, to cure the Scur- vy in the Giitns, and to fasten loose teeth ;— 8:. it preserves those that are carous fr. decay. Froiua practice of many years, with much success, he hopes to give general satisfaction to such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor him with commands. Cupping and Bleed-ing—Charges moder- ate—Hoiirs ofattendance, fr. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. New-York, Oct. 20. THE subscribers having been appointed Commissioners by the Court of Probate for Stamford district, on the estate of Noah Waring‘, late of Stamford, dec’d, represented insolvent, will meet on the business oftheir appointment, on the first Mondays of Febru- ary and May next,at 2 o’clock,P. M. on each of said days, at the Dwelling-house of Caleb Knapp, of said Stamford. Six months from this date is limited for the exhibition of cla‘iins against the estate of said deceased. SOLOMON CLASON, Commis- An E1. REYNOLDS, sioners. Stamford, Dec. II 1824, 45 A NEW SUPPLY OF Groceries; Crockery, Ste‘: JUST received, and for sale by the subscrié hers, at the lowest prices. Among the as-‘ sortment may be found the following articlest GROCERIES :‘—Brandy; Rum, Gin,Coi‘ dials, and Wines of all kinds ; Whiskey; Aid and Porter;Loaf, lump and brown Sugar, and Molasses; Box and Keg Raisins; Imported Currants, M ace,Citron' and Cloves ;Carawny Seed ; Wheat and Rye Flour; Teas; of all kinds ; Coffee ; Alspice, Pepper,Ginger, Nut-5 megsand Cinnamon ; ground Nicquaragua Wood,Bogwood,Copperas, Alluin and Indigo; Vinegar; Lamp Oil ; Salt,Codfish and Mack-4 erel ;Pork and Beef Hams; Soap and Can-5 dies ; Cheese and Crackers ;Mustai"d,and On.‘ ions ; Rice ; a‘ general assortment of West In-3 dia Fruit, Ste. Ssic; , CROCKER I/'.‘—‘Consisting' 'ofLiverliocl; enanielled, atid cream-colored VVaie, as fol- lows :-—-Ditiing Plates;Twiffiers, Muffins,Ted. Setts and Teas,Cofl'eePots andCofl'ees, Bowls and Pitchers,Sugar Boxes,Peppers,Mustards; Bakers, Chambers; Ewers, Basins, &.c. _, GL.f1SS- WJRE :—Decanters, Tuniblers, and Wine Glasses, of all kinds and sizes 5 Mustards, Salts, quart, pint and half pint Bot‘ ties, Viiiégars, 8r.c. H./1RDW.dRE :-Knives and Forks; Perl and Pocket Knives; Razors; Steels ; Shovels and Tongs; Spades and Shovels; Locks; Hinges, and Screws, of various kinds; Scis- sors and Shears; Japan’d Lamps,Candle'stiek§ and Snuffers; Pewter Facits; block tin and iron table and tea Spoons; Slates and Pen- cils; wood, saw and rattail Files; Sawmill Files ; Girnblets, Angers from 1-4 to 8-4; cur- ry-combs, sad-irons and stands, cart-boxes, spiders,tea-kettles, griddles,bellot‘vs-nails,10d, 8d, and 4d, cut nails, powder and shot, oil Stones, Horse Brushes, White-wash Brushes, Weaver’sBriislies,Tooth Brushes,PasteBlack- ing, Quinnebangs, sic, sac, Garden-Seeds, of various kinds. _F1.N'DI.N'GS :——Pincers, Nippers, Stamps; Jiggers, Shoulder-Irons, Shoe-Keys, Ran-‘- ’Files, Ran Breaks,Channel Breaks, Punches,- Coco-Sticks, Edge Brushes, Varnish, Heel-‘ Ball, Russia Hairs, Sand-stones, Tacks, Eng- lish Riibbers,Gum Arabic,Polisli’d Hammers; RHSP-‘ls Sliotildcr Sticks, Awl-Hafts, Awls,and Boot Webbing. B.u1Trutiir &. STREET. _ JOHN BURRALL _ HAS LATELY received a new supply of - Groceries‘, Hard Ware, and Crockery, which are offered to the public at prices which will compensate the purchaser for calling.—- The following articles are but a part :‘ GROCERIES. . Cogniac Brandy; St. Croix, N. England and Jamaica Ruin; Holland and P.Gin; Madeira and Currant Wine ; Rice ; Keg &r. Box Raisins; Mace and Cloves; Soap and Candles; Dye woods ; Allum 81. Copperas ; Coffee; Lump Sugar; St. Croix, and New- Orleans Brown Sugar; Codfish ; Indigo ; Starch ;Pltig and smoking Tobacco; Ginger; Alspice ; Chocolate ;Briinstoiie, &z.e. &.c. &ci CROCKERY. A handsome assortment of Liverpool En- tamelled and Glass VVare, viz.: blue printed Plates; blue and green edge, do ; Decanters; Tumblers, ofall kinds and sizes ; enamalled and blue printed Tea Pots ; do. Tea Setts; VV'asli bowls; do. Ewers and Basins; Vinegar‘ Cruits; blue printed Bowls 8: Milks, 8z.c. SLCJ HARD WARE.—-Wrought and cut nails ; Knives and Forks; Jack &. Penknives; Slate pencils; IVilson’s broad knives; butts and screws; razors and straps; leather brushes; steel tobacco boxes; do. snuff; stirup irons ,1 shoe, scrubbing, 2»; weavers’ brushes ; clothes do. Jews harps; giniblets; shovels and spades; hoes; curry combs; buttons; screw bottom candle.-sticks ; combs; shoemakers’ pinchers, rasps, awls, shoe tacks, awl blades, heel ball, sand stones, quinebaug do. awl liafts, peg- ging awl hafts, shoe knives, sand paper, 8t.c. Likewise, a small assortment of DRY- GOODS for sale Cheap. NEW CASH STORE. VFHE Subscriber offers for sale at his Store East side the Bridge, at a small advance from Cost, the following articles: Cogniac and Cider Brandy; VVest India and N. Rum; Holland and Country Gin ; Spanish and American Segars; Ginger ;— Young Hyson and Souchong Teas ; Paper and Plug Tobacco ; Box Raisins ; Nutniegs ; Mustard ;Cofl'ee; Pepper; Pimento; Rice; Loafsugar; St. Croix do.; Common Brown do. suitable for making Currant wine; Pearl- asli ; Candles, mould and dip’d ; Salt ; VVheat Flour; Crackers; Box Soap ; Sweet Oil ;——- 4 , Starch, &c. with a general assortment ofDo- mestic Goods, and Cotton Yarn of the first The Conklin Strengthening Plaster by the gross, doz. or single, at reduced prices; with a general assortment ol‘Hard-Ware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, 8t.c. AARON NASH. Norwalk, July 9.4, 1824. 2?. ‘ CHEAP FOR CASH ! THE Subscriber has just reeieved from N. York, and is now offering to the public, at his store a few rods east of the Bridge, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GRO- CERIES, which were bought cheap, and will be sold accordingly. EDWIN LOCKWOOD. N. B. Those persons that have had Cider distilled at the Distillery, are requested to call and take their pay. Norwalk, November 9, 18914. 37 A “TRAYED from the pasture ofthe subscriber in Wilton, about the 1st of December, 5 . ,_ yearling HEIFERS, one of which was entirely red,another red and white, and the third yellow with a white face-no artificial mark. Whoever will return them to the subscriber or give information where they may be found shall be reasonably rewar- ded. . SETH BETTS. Norwalk, Jan. 3, 1825. *45 _ , ODFISH 86 CHEESE ofthe firstVqual_- ity for sale bythe subscriber. Likewise old CIDER BRANDY of a superior quality; Joan . Bonn ms,- Ncrwalk, Oct. 28. 33 quality, Blue and White, from No.4 to 18‘.
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