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PUBLISHED BY
S. W. BENEDICT.
{FER-.\lS.—‘5-Iltvo Dollars per anntiiii, payable
Q'uarterly. Mail sttbsc'ribers in advance.
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tents; at square, :31 00, for three iiisei'ti‘ons.
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Tailo7~mg-3-‘La.test Fa.shz.ons;
‘COFIELD 8:. CORKER, at the room
over the store of Street &. Jauies, would
‘hcktiotvletlge their obligations to their friends
for tlteliberal eiiconragetnetit liitlterto bestow-
ed on them, ‘and solicit a continuance of fa-
'_vors. They have just received from New-
York,tli'e latest and most approved fasliions_
fay COATS, FROCK-COATS,_GItEAT-_
COATS, VESTS, PANTAL‘:)ONS, &c.
and no effort will be spared on their part to
Emit those who may favor them with tlteircns-
ioni. "",,.* An assorttnetit ofthe best of tritn-
inings kept constantly on hand for the accord-
inodation of ctistotiiers. .
Norwalk. November lst‘. 1824. S6
__.-_ iron SALE ‘OR 'I‘O LE’1_‘,
~ ' ' T "HE Dwelling-House, Barn,
3, _ ‘Carriage-house, $1. other tint-
,. ..- *- ~ houses, with about 10 acres oftlie
Qrst ‘quality ‘or latid, lately occupied by Mrs.
fillriigy E. St. ‘John, situated in Norwalk, with-
in a sit rt distance of the Landing, where a
.Steain- oat ‘.In’d Packets rttn to and from N;
York, thro’ the season. The buildings are
large and spacious,in good repair, and is a dc
sirable place for a private fatnily, or a board-
iirg house__—.../1[3o,a DwcllingHonse situated
on the \Vest side ofthe harbor; at present oc-
cupied by Dr. Ansel Hoyt.—-—-./Ilsa, 20 acres
tneadow, plow and wood land, lying in the
east field, at Sangattick Brook, so called;—
-9130, 10 acres wood and plow land lying on
the west side the river, at Brook lot, so called.
FOR SALE—8 acres meadow atitl pasttire
land, lying on the east side of the harbour,
known by the name of Mallory land.
.Hlso,10 acres wood lantl at thewliortlebnry
Hills, known by the natiie of Cheese Spring
Ridge. For further particulars inquire of
IVM. 8:. B. ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, Jan. 10, 18°25. 46 _
FARM FOR SALE.
'1‘ RE subscriber, contemplating
a removal otit oftlie State,
ofliers for sale a valuable Fartn
.__,_.___ situated in the town of New Ca-
naan, about 3 miles front Norwalk, and 4
miles frotii Fivet\'l.RiverLanding. Sd.Fartnis
plcasatitly situated oti an eminence that com-
iuantlsa view of Long Island Sound ; aitd
contains 192! acres, well proportioned in Mead-
ow, Plough, Pasture and Wood Lantl, well
watered, attd sotne parts in a high state ofcnl-
tivation. On the premises is one large and I
small Dwelling House; a convenient Shop
near the latter; Barn and other necessary otit
houses treat the former. The propertv will be
sold etitire or separate,as suits the convenience
ofpnrchasers. Payments tnade easy. For
ftirther particulars, inquire of Wm. J. Street,
Norwalk, or to the Subscriber living on the
premises. S'.l‘El’t'lEl\' BOUTON.
New-Canaan, Sept. 3. 18224. ttmQ8
FOR SALE,
A small Farm lying iii the
town ofNew Canaan about
one tiiile South of the meeting-
liotise, on the road leading to
Fi’vé'Mile River and Rings ‘End Landing.-
Said Farm coutziins about 30 acres of Land,
with a good Hotise, Barn, and Cider-tnill
.standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor-
tioned with O|‘,(‘.Il2ll'(I, meadow, plough, pasture
and wood land; is well watered, and a litre
.st'.ind for a inccliattic. ’
Mr-mcv I‘IA.\'I-‘ORD.
New Canaan. Dec. 13, 1324 42tf
FOR SALE,
A FARM of sixty-five acres,
pleasantly situated in the
_, ., __ sotitli part of South-Salem, on
the post-road front Stamford to Danbnry ; 8
miles front Norwalk,and 10 from Ring"s-End
Landings.‘ On the premises is a good Dwel-
ling-Ilouse, 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-
ern or Store,atid will be sold low. Payments
made easy. For ftirtlicr particulars inquire
of the subscriber, living Oil the premises.
S'1‘EI’Hl-IN F.n'i2tnvi:.t't'ttr:tt.
Sotith—Salem, Jan. 1. 18925. 4.’2*3w tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
' .- ,_ - 7 HE stilisttriber offers for sale
a stnall Farm, one mile frotii
the Church, oti the main road to
- - North Salem, consisting ofabotit
oiglit acres of Land ;‘ a putt of which is ex-
cellent VVood Latitl ; the remainder is good
Meatlmv. On said Fa rtn is a large two story
Dwelling House, nearly new and well finish-
ed, with a Barn and necessary mit houses.-
./ilso, a large Shop, used by the subscriber as
a Hat Factory, in which is a new patent Dye
Kettle and other iiecessary fixtures for carry-
ing on the business extensively. The place
is pleasantly situated, atitl for the convenience
of the Hatting business, is equalled by iiotie
Payments can be made easy,
and an indisputable title given by the stibscri-
' bet, living on the premises.
Tttoiyuts IloLi.tt\'srti:.tD.
_ RidgeIieltl.J_atttiarv 1.18925. 48 if
FOR SALE,
TIiE Dirt-.ling House, former-
ly occupied by Tho’s Hawx-
hurst,sitttated at the foot of Mill-
hill, treat the centre of business
and within a few rods of the
iteam-boat wharf. As a stand for a Bakery,
st is tint exceeded by any one in the county-
the cellar being built and fitted tip express-
ly for that business. It is also an excellent
stand for a Dry Good and Grocery Store, or
for most kinds of mechanical business. It
will be sold on reasonable terms ifapplied for
sooi'i.r- Apply’ to Lewis Mallory, near the
pretnisesggr to either of the subscribers.
‘ ‘ En.ts'rUs Witt'rt:,
. CHARLES ;\'l.u.Lor_-.1’.
,Norwallt,'Jan.17, 1895. low 47
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More New Goods.
.. TREET 8:. JAMES have recently made
large additions to their stock of DRY-
GOODS—'I‘lieir assortment now consists in
part ofthe following GOODS : -
Black, blue, brown, olive, $5 mi)'t’d Cloths ;
blue, nii1it’d, drab, and strip’d Cassimeres ;-
blue and black mix’d Satinett; Devotisliire
Kerseys; Lyon Skiti ; green, red, crtnison,
yellow, and white Flaiiuels; green Baize ;—
Caroline Plaids, a large assorttneiit, cheap;
Tartan Plaids; black, blue 8:. crimson Born-
bazette; fig’d Ratinct &';Bonibazette ; Botti-
bazine ; scarlet, drab, and fig’d Cassimere
Shawls; Merino do ; itiiitation Cashmere do;
green, blue, drab and browti Tabby Velvet ;
blue, green and black Silk Velvet ; Bang-np-
Cord; French and India black Satin; India
and French Levantine; fig’d Levantine and
brown Gro-De-Naps; black Sinchews and
Sat-snei ; Valentin, Swansdown. IS‘ Silk Vest-
ingzs ; Wadding ; blllt’, green, white and Pink
I-‘loretices ; Flagg, Bantlanoe and black Silk
Hdk’t's. Plaid Silk do. black 8:. green French
Crape ;greeu Gauze ;blue Plush ; l)I’I(, blue
and brown Gymps; assortment OI‘ Pclbbolis‘;
Catubric, book and Jacotiet Muslin ; figured
Swiss do. Mull Muslzns; black and white
T|iuleLace; Thread, Bobinett and Cotton
Laces ; black, blue, pink and green Cambric;
long did Gloves; purple kitl do. biack and
white silk do. Men’s buckskin and beaver
Gloves ; black liorseskin do. IVorsted Hosery;
Mens’ mix’d and white Latiibs’ wool Hose ;
Atnerican and Itnported Shirtings ; Plaids SI.
Checks; Russia Slieeting; Mittens; Cotton
Uttill|'l?llnS ; It‘ut'niture Checks; Cotton Yarn;
Pitts ; Btittohs. V
ALSO, 1500 yards Shirting and Sheeting
Muslins. Together uitha good assortment
of GROCERIES, HARSD-WARE, AND
CROCKERY, all of which are ofl'ered at
their usual low prices. Nov. 29.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
Groceries, Crooker , btc.
UST received, and for sale by the subscri-
bers, at the lowest prices. Among the as-
sortineut may be fotiiid tliefolloiving articles.
GROCERlES:—-Brandy, Rtim, Gin,Cor '
dials. and Wines of all kinds; Whiskey ; Ale
and Porter_:Loaf, lutiip and brown St.tgdl', and
Molasses; Box and Keg Raisins; Itiiported
Currants, Mace,Citron and Cloves ;Caraway
Seed ; Wheat and Rye Flour; Teas, of all
kinds ; Coffee ; Alspice, Pepper,Ginger, Nut-
megs and Cinnnnion ; ground Nicquaragua
Wood,Logwood,Copperas, Allutn and Indigo;
Vinegar-;Latr:p Oil ; Salt,Codlislt and Mack-
erel ; Pork and Beef Hams ; Soap and Can-
dles ; Cheese and Crackers ; Mustard atitl On-
ions ; Rice ; a general assorttnent of West In-
dia Fruit, &'.c. &'.c. T
CROCK "h I’:——Consisting ofLiverpool,
enatnclled, and crettm-colored Ware, as fol-
lows :—Dining Plates,TwiIIIers, Muflins,Tea
Setts and Teas,CoffcePots and Cofiees, Bowls
and Pitclicrs,Stigar IIoxes,I’eppers,l\Iustartls,
Bakers, Llliamlrers. Ewers, Basins, 81.0.
GL.’1.S'S- WJIRE :-.-Decanters, Tutiiblers,
atid Wine Glasses, of all kitids and sizes;
Mustaids, Salts, quart, pint and half pint Bot-
tles, Vinegars, &’.c.
H..‘1RDH'./IRE :—Knives and Forks; Pen
and Pocket Knives; Razors; Steels;Shovels
:-ind Tongs; Spades and Shovels; Locks,
Hinges, and Screws, of various kinds; Scis-
sors and Shears; Jzipanld Lantps,Cantllesticlts
and Sntttl'ers; Pewter Facits; block tin and
iron table and tea Spoons; Slates and Peti-
cils; wood, saw and rattail Files; Sawmill
Files ; Gititblcls, Angers fiotii I-4 to 8-4; citr-
ry-cotnhs, satl—irons and stands, cart-boxes,
spiders,te-.i-kettles, gridtlles,l)t-llows-nails, I 0d,
lid, and 4d, cut nails, powder and Shot, oil
Stones, Horse Brushes. Wliite-wash Brushes,
Weaver’sBruslies,'I‘ootli Bruslies,PasteBlack-
tug, Qitiuiiebangs, &c, &'.c.
Garden-Sr-ctls, of various kinds.
F1.-\fD1."V'GS:—Piticcrs, Nippers, Stamps,
Jiggers, Shoulder-Irons, Slioe-Keys, Rati-
Files, Run Bre:tks,Chaniiel Breaks, Punches,
Coco-Sticks, Edge Brushes, Varnish, Heel-
Ball, Russia Hairs, Sand-stones, Tacks, Eug-
lish Rnbbers,Gutn Arabic,Polisli’d Hammers,
Rasps, Sliotilder Sticks, Awl-I-Iafts, Awls,and
Boot Webbing. BAR'J‘RA.\t &. S'l‘RF.E'l‘.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
UST received a good assorttiient of sea-
sortable GOODS, wliicli will be olferetl
to the public at a small advance, consisting of
Cloths and Cassiuieres ; Flannels; Bomba-
zines and Bonibazettes; Caroline Piaids and
Stripes; alto, Tartan Plaids; green Baize
Bang-up cord and plain Velvet; black Tabby
Velvet; 10 1-4 Blankets; an assortment of
Dorchesterland low-pric’d Bedtickiugs ; apron
checks; Italian Crape; Gentlenieu’s and La-
dies’ Gloves; Geiitletnen’s and Ladies’ hosing;
blk col’d Cttsiniere Shawls; Sattinetts; Intlia
Levziiitiiies: brown Gross de Naples, for La-
dies co.-its zlnd dresses ; brown Sattin ; brown
and black Gynip, 4-4, 7-4; Merino Shawls;
long Cashtiiere do ; 4-4, 7-4 printed Caslnnere
do; cottoutLaces ;' Euglisli Tlireatl and bob-
binet do ; at assortment of Fancy Ildltfs. ;—
Book,Jackonet, and .\lnll Musliits; Canihric
do; col’d I‘lorences; paper ltatigiugs; Scis-
sors &. Kiilifes; assortment of" Fancy Soap ;
Combs of ll sizes ; Cotton Yarn, and Cotton
Baits, for ed Quilts; assortinent of Wading,
for Ladies’ coats. A general assortment of
Doniestic tlioods. SMITH ix’. Wt1.soN.
Goods new,’ season.a’0le, and
cheat , Q/' the best q~ualt'Zy,
UST re eived at the new painted stori_>,east
- side offlhe Bridge, by E. B. BENNETT,
who is rea y to serve his customers to the ar-
ticles in th DRY—GOOD, GROCERY. on
CROCKE {Y LINE,usuall_v kept in a Conti-
try Store. He liasjust returned from New-
York with general assortuzent, which he
intends to spll as cheap as the cheapest.
' IVTIL fiirther notice the Norwatk Line
ofPaciets will perfortn only one trip per
week, a vestel leaving New York antl Nor-
walk every uesday. January 21..
the W i‘ rtleberry Hills, tiear Kiugsliritlge.
OR S:fiE—i0 Acres of Woodland,at
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A JOB «OR CARPENTERS-—Aoply to
l Wit. 8:. B. S1‘. Jon.-r.
. , Removal; _ , _
',STEVE'NS respectftilly informs , his
' friends, custoiiiers; arid 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 Win. 8; B. St. JoIm’,9 Store,
where he offers for sale a new, elegaht, and
fashionable assortment of GOODS, at his ti-
siial low prices, as he has just returned frotii
New-York by the last arrival of the Steam-
Boat John -Maisliall.
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 cati be found elsi.-zivhere. _,
N. B-. He has a handsome assortment of
black and straw-colored Leghorn Flats, and
ofLa Fayette Ribbons. Also, of Cassiniere
Shawls and Rose Blankets, very cheap.
N_orwalk,_Nov. 8, 1824. _ 37tf
I NOTICE.
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
wotild have them know that my shop is open,
and I atii within, at least a part of the time,
and at work ; and atti ready to receive orders
from any part of the globe in my litie of bit-
siuess, which is quite extensive at the pre_setit
time, and reaches to almost every article of
Cotton, Woollen and Linen Clothing. I in-
tend to Full, Dye and Dress all the cloth that
falls into my liauds, if tiotliing uticotnnioti
happens to prevent. Indigo Blue may be ex-
pected oti cloth, coverlid yarn, or wool, equal
to any in the world ; butl will here‘ remind
you that no kind ofbarter will be received in
payment for Itidigo Blue. For those who
may find it most convenient to deposit their
orders in Norwalk,I have made arrangenieiits
with Messrs.Street $1. James to receive them,
to whom I will return the work when done.-
Orders may also be left at Messrs.Bell&Ray-
mond’s, or at Mr. Roswell Reed’s store, or
yoti may lodge tlietii 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 Iliave
some small accounts attached to your natties,
and I wish yoti to consider that I have waited
a lotigtinie in hope ofreceiving my hard earn-
ed wages, and that Iliave ‘waited iti vain;
and my advice to you is that you make sotii
provision for me witliotit delay. By sodo-
ing you may save to yourselves at least the in-
terest, andperhaps, the collector’s fees.
I remain yours, respectfully,
DAVID Si:Lr.r:cit.
No rwalk, September I. 6m29
J. FRANCIS—-Suitetstmt Di-:.\"rts'r,
121 Cltalham-st. corner o_f1’Lar£ Street, .N'.‘ I’.
(LATE or‘ izutiort-2.)
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen-
tletncn of the city and country, that he
sets Artificial Teeth, with care atid elegance,
equal to real: he cleans, scales and divides
the teeth, and Cures the Tootliach-perfectly,
without extractmg.———Dr. Francis warrants
his Otloutolgic 'l‘onic Wash, to cure the Scur-
vy iii the Gurus, and to fasten loose teeth ;—
8:. it preserves those that are carous fr. decay.
From a practice of many years, with much
success, he hopes to give general satisfaction
tosnch Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor
liiiti with commands.
Cupping aiid Bleeding——Cliarges moder-
ate-—lIours ofattendance, fr. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
New-York, Oct. 20.
LOOK AT THIS! ! _
UST rec’d and on sale by the subscriber
WHEAT FLOUR, by the hundred or
barrel; SPANISII SEGARS by the box;
CRACKERS by the o_tun‘tet or hundred;—
GOSH EN DAIRY BUTTER: MACKE:
REL, No.1 ;CODFlSH, by quintal ; NEW’
PORK, &t.c. A. NASH.
Norwalk, January 3, 18725. 45
ODFISH 8:. CHEESE oftlie first qual-
ity for sale by the subscriber. Likewise old
CIDER BRANDY of a superior quality.
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwallt. Oct. 98. 36
CI..~\Y’S S'I‘O.VIACH BITTERS,
Just recr:ii'ul and for sale at the GAZETTE
OFFICE—Also by S. St. John, $2. B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and Seymour Jarvis, Stamford
'[‘-nest; approved Bitters will give relief in
all cases ofNausea, vomiting, flatulence,
lieart-burii,costiveness,weakuess at the breast
pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, and all
symptoms of indigestion. They are a iiery
pleasant cordial bitter.—Price 38 Cents.
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
and certanty, is infinitely stiperior to any oth-
er tnedicine, for the cure of that most dis
greeable and torinenting disorder——Likewise
for all herretic eruptions and impurities oftlie
skin. Price 8.‘; cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
Norwalk, Nov. 29, 1824. 39
MANUFACTURING, CARDING, AND
CLOTII-—DRESSING.
VFHE Subscriber takes this method to in-
~ form his friends and the public in gener-
al that lielias experienced worltnieti and good
inacliincry; that he will manufacture Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Flannels, &c.
at reasotiable prices, or conditions,_ by the yd.
or on shares. Carding, Ftillitig, Dying‘, antl
Finishing done for cnstoniers atall seasons of
the year. Goods will be sold at reasonable
prices by the piece or yard.
16 ELIAS PECK, Juiir.
Greenwich, (Greenwich Factory.) June] -0
W H EAT FLOUR. _
60 BARRELS WHEAT FLOUR just
received by the subscribers, and for sale
as low as can he purchased in New York.—
Warratited good. HOYTS 8:. Co.
Norwalk, Dec. ‘20.
I RASS &t.WOODEN CLOCKS cleaned
and repaired, at short notice. -Fbi‘
Sr1le,IVoodeii Clocks, ofthe best quality.—-
Boot and Shoe Kits made to any pattern, and
Guns repaired in the best manner.
8m46 Itu HOYT, Norwalk,
(1 mile from the Bridge,east side_the river.)
A Tailoring‘;
OLD ESTABDISEIMENT. _,
NOAH S. BAILEY infor_ti.s I'I_.lS_tJl(.l fr_I_8DdS
and custot_ne_rs that__he ‘(‘,Ol‘lllllllES.IllS.l)lJ°
siness at his new Store, adjoining the store of
Street 8:. James, and that he is ready to re-,
ceive any orders in his line. His nor V will
be executed in the best and most fashionable
manner. . .
WANTED, at boy 17 or 18 years ofage,
who has had some experience in the business,
to whom good encouragenieht will be given.
TO RENT the STORE ROOM under
the stibscriber’s shop, formerly occupied by
Ebenezer Stevens. It is well fitt_ed_tip for a
Dry Good ‘St. Grocery, Store, and as well lo-
cated as any other Store in the place. Terms
reasotiable. . N. S. B..
Norwalk, Nov. 8. A 37 ._
Seasonable Goods,
JUST REC’D BY SMITH 8L WILSON.
VPARTAN and Caroline Plaids; elegant
' fig’d Gro-de-Tae Silk ; blue, green, and
Straw-col’d Florences; an elegant assortment
of plain and fig’d Ribbons; Ostrich Feath-
ers ; black Plush ; green Crape ; 4-4 and 7-4
Merino Shawls; 8-4 printed Cashmere do;
Long 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 Backing Baize; green Flannel, from
is. 6d. to 33. 611.; black and brown Gynip;
Dazy Buttons and Frogs; assorttneiit of
Cloths and Cassimeres; 10-4 Rose Blankets;
cheap ; American Flannel, &c. Ste.
Norwalk, Dec. 16.
NEIV GOODS.
THE subscriber ltas lately received a fresh
supply of Tartati PLAIDS, BAIZES,
FLANNELS, 8z.c. which will be sold ti little
less than iistial. Also,a variety ofother Goods
for sale low. JAMES M.u.Lortir.
Norwalk, January 3, 1895. 45
JOIIN BURRALL
HAS LATELY received a new supply of
. Groceries, Hard Ware, and Cnckeiy,
which are offered to the public at prices which
willvcotiipetisate the ptircliaser for calling;--
The following articles are but a part:
GROCERIES. V
Cogniac Brandy ; St. Crojx, N. England
and Jamaica Ruin ; Holland and P. Gin;
Madeira and Currant Wine ; Rice ; Keg 8:.
Box Raisins ; Mace antl Cloves; ‘Soap and
Candles; Dye woods ; Allutn 81. Copperas;
Coffee; Lump Sugar; St. Croix, and New-
Orleans Brown Sugar; Codtish ; Indigo ;
Starch ; Plug and smoking Tobacco; Ginger;
Alspice ; Chocolate ;Brinistone, 82.0. $1.0. I$Lc.
CROCKERY.
A handsome assortment of Liverpool Eti-
amelled and Glass IVare, viz.: blue printed
Plates; blue and green edge, do ;Decanters;
Tumblers, of all kinds and sizes ; enamalled
and blue printed Tea Pots; do. Tea Setts ;
Wash bowls; do. Ewers and Basins ;Vincgar
Cruits; blue printed Bowls 8L Milks, &Lc. &'.c.
HARD IVARE.——Wi-ought and cut nails ;
Knives and Forks ; Jack 3:. Penknives; Slate
pencils; \Vilson’s broad‘ knives; butts and
screws; razors and straps; leather brushes;
steel tobacco boxes; do. snuff; stirup irons ;
shoe, scrubbing, 82. weavers’ brushes; clothes
do. Jews harps; gimblets ; shovels and spades;
hoes; ctirry cotiibs; buttons; screw bottom
candlesticks;conibs; shoemakers’ pinchers,
rasps, awls, shoe tacks, awl blades, heel ball,
sand stones, quincbang do. awl liafts, peg-
ging awl liafts, shoe knives, sand paper, 8Lc.
Likewise, a sriiall assortment of DRY-
GOODS for sale Cheap.
NEW CASH STORE.
HE Subscriber offers for sale at his Store
East side the Bridge, at a small advance
from Cost, the following articles:
Cogniac and Cider Brandy; West India
and N. Rtitn; Holland and Country Gin;
Spanish and American Segars; Ginger ;—
Young Hyson and Soucliong Teas; Paper
and Plug Tobacco ; Box Raisins ; Nutmegs ;
Mustard ;Cofl'ee; Pepper; Pimento; Rice;
LoafSng_ar; St. Croix do. ; Common Brown
do. suitable for making Currant wine; Pearl-
asli ; Candles, iiiotild and dip’d ; Salt ; Wheat
Flour; Crackers; Box Soap ; Sweet Oil ;—
Starch, &*.c. with a general assortment of Do-
tnestic Goods, and Cottoti Yarn of the first
qtiality, Blue and White, from No.4 to 18.
The Conklin Strengthening Plaster by the
gross, doz. or single, at rcdticed prices; with
a general assorttnent ofI~Iard-Ware, Paints,
Oil, Glass, Ptitty, &c. AARON NASH.
Norwalk, July 924, 18524. 292
COTTON BATTING.
POUNDSCOTTON BATTS of
a superior quality just received 8: for
sale by E. STEVENS.
Norwalk, December 14.
SALT.
UST teceivef nd for sale by the subscri-
ber Qoo bushels of coarse. heavy SALT--=
Liketvise, FIRKIN BUTTER. of a superior
quality. ' JOHN BUrtrt.u.I..
‘ COOKING STOVES.
HE subscriber has on bantl a large quan-
tity ofJAMES’ PATENT COOKING
STOV ES, which he offers to the public on
as reasonable terms as they can be obtained
in New-York or elsewhere.
I\tIA'l"1‘HIAS Honrirzm.
Norwalk, Sept. 28. It
1:,‘ OR SALE and possession given immedi-
ately, about five acres of land conven-
iently situated for THREE BUILDING
LOTS adjoining Mr. S. Seeley’s Inn. /1180
for sale or to Let the STORE 8:. WHARF
conveniently calculated for mercliatidizing 8:.
marketing business, now occupied by the sub-
scriber oii Rings-End so called. L1'kcwt'sefor
sale, the remaining STOCK OF GOODS
in said’ store at reduced prices. Tertiis known
by applying to the subscriber.
NATHANIEL Cmcr.
Darien,Dec.,l_. 1894. p45 I
Gentlemen S; Ladies’Pcarl TOOTH POW-
DER—Preparcd by Dr. CLAY. -
For sale at the Gazette O,_(]ice—Price 2-‘I Cts.
For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis,Stamford.
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vott. vii. No. so.
".2, 2-—'--4.-1..-J.-- ..-< ’!\ «.,
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HE Steam iioatttoitiet Mitnsetsi, Capli
, John Brooks. is tintletgoitig a tborougli
repair, and will continence running abu_tit_lsi-
March next, to run regular thro’ the seascti
lb Norwalk, stopingat .Saw'pitt each way,
leaving New-York every Tuesday, Thbisdtiy,
and Saturday mornings, at about "7o’_clo‘ck;
and leave Norwalktlie same days at two 0’;
clock in the afternoon. ,_. assage go Sah-pits;
5O Cents. to Nortvalk. 3|. aIan.§’.7 ,_ 2w M
__ . , .FOR_ SALE; _ __ _, _.
Bushels ofcoarse grey ROCK SALT
200 Bushels ol"1‘tirk’s Island do
200 Busliels ofR_uni Rey M l . ‘
200 Barrels and lialf-Barrels Mackerel’
40 Tons Plaster—all of which will be sold
low for cash or country produce, by
G. Btt.tm.a'r, Et.Cu‘;
. gSaiigattick, Dec 20, I824. ‘ 43 R
STEAM—BOA'I‘ HOTEL IN BRIDGE;
PORT, TO LE-'I‘—‘—OR FOR SALE.
' THE present 'owner and digs
, ctipant of this elegant 634
tablislimeut tvisltitrg to retire fr.
» - — business, offers, it to Let, or if
deslfabler I01‘ Sale; Its agreeable and advanii
lageplls Situation for business is not surpassed
if equaled, by any bettieen New-York and
New Haven, being directly on the great po's't.-.
“road between the Southern 8:. Easiérn States
-—-Is the regular stopping place for the Stages,
which pass daily frotn the east and tress, _,Fmt
the year past,since its ?S[8bllSIlllt8ftI as a Pub-
lic House, it ‘has received an aitteiisive pati-
ronage; and during the travelling -season hag
been constantly thronged by travellers and
tlieir.etpiippag_es. The House is airy 5: com‘.-.
modtous, containing ftnir large rooms on :1
floor, with a spacious Hall, and a House ate
tached containing two Kitchens, with an egg
celletit cellar under the whole, The uppej-i
part is_well apportioned into pleasant and
cotivetiient bed--rooms. Iti fine,-tlie pretnised
possess every arlangetnetit which gentetal mg;
vellers can wish in a House of polilit-. Enter-
tatntnetit. Attached to the establishtnetzt. is :'i
"9" B37": 50 by 30 feet, with stalls for the
accotrimodation offrom 20 to 30 Htirses, and
suflietent space for Carriages to drive direct ly-
in ; adyoining which is a large and substantial
horse shed. Belonging to the House is ‘a
small garden stifiicietit to furnish vegetable:
forthr. table. A fttrther description is iterat-
ed unnecessary, as it is presumed no one will
feel disposed to engage the place without a
personal itispet-ton. LEWIS C. Stags.
Bl‘i(lur?port, Jan. 13,1326. 6w48
FOR SALE, _
A DWELLING HOUSE and B:irn,ne;n-A
_ ly pew, and fifteen acres OrL9tl](l adjoin.‘
Ing. which is equally divided into Pasture;
Plow, and Wood Land. On the pmnises ‘is’
an excellent Orchard that will [mike from 45
to 90 Barrels Cider per year, The ahové
property lies about 2 miles south of Norwalk
~11-1
Bridge, and within 80 rods of high water.
mark. It will be sold low and an ititlisptit-I
able title given. Inquire oftlie stilisct-tlier' live
ing on the premises. ‘Jags Byxm-E,
Norwalk. Jan. 24, I325. 43
TRUNICLOST.’
' Black Leather Trunk was taken‘_ in the
Mail Stage from Stamford, on Wednes-
day the 19thiust. through mistake, and as it
did not reach . Haven, is supposed to have
been taken t trough tiiistake by sotne of the
way passengers between Stamford and New-
Haven that were in ihe stage that tlay.4-'-
Should that be the case, they will plea"
leave it at some of the Stage Houses on
road that it may be forwat-ded on to Stat _l__
J. S. Davanrorim.
Stamford. Jan. 24. I825. 43
AT :1 special Town Meeting of tho j,,;,.,,y,;;..
ants of the town of Stamford, If-gully
warned and held in-said Statnford, on Janu..
My 15. 18245.-— Voted, That all Swine over
10 weeks old, shall be free commoners on the
ltiglnvay, provitled they shall have a ring in
. or near the centre oftlic nose; and that all
Swine under 10 weeks old, shall be free coni-
moners oti the highway, without being ringed
Cellllfiefl 4;y
Smttttoun JARVIS; Town Clerk,
At a Court of Probate holden at Stamford, in
and for the District of Stamford, on the
13th day ofdatiuary, 18525
N the Petition or Issac “'ARbW}‘.I.L,
guardian ofSarah Anti Dixon and Catli-
etine Dixon, minor children, for leave to sell
2 certain tracts of Land, lying in said Stani-
ford, belonging to said children in cnmm’.)n 3
one contaitriug about 9.0 acres. botinded north
by William Ho_rt.jr. &.WidouPrtitleiit"e Hovt,
east by land of said Williamlloyt and liighs
way, south by Abishai Wt,-ed’s land, and west
by highway The other contaitiing about ‘20
acres, bounded north by land of Enoch Hoyt,
and west by Epenetus Hoyt, south, land of
Harvey Hoyt, west. highway. land of Enoch
Hoyt and Hannah Weerl.———O:-dered, That
the consideration ofsaid petition be postpon-
ed until the last Saturday of March next, at
9 o’clock, A. M. and that the said guardian
give notice thereof act-orrling to list. . 49
Attest SAMUEL LocKwoop.Jr. Clk.
At a Court of Probate lioldeu at Staniford,‘in
and for the district of Stattiford. on tho
Qlst day 0fJanuary, 1825.
ON the Petition ofAsrtni:1. Scortizbb, of
said Stamford, guardian of Darius Ste’-
vens, Sophia Stevens, and Harriet Stevem,
minor children, for leave to sell a certain tr/act
of Land belonging to said children in coma
inou, lying in Stan-turd and Barien, contain-
ing thirty six acres and at half, and bounded
S. highway. E. land Leonida Stevens, N.
Noroton River, and W. by said Ritter, and
land ofGilbert Scofield.---—0rdered, That
the consideration ofsaid Petition be postpon-
ed tintil the last Saturday of March next, a
9 o’clock, A. M. and that said Guardian giv
notice thereof accorditigto law. 48'
‘ Anesr, Sums; Losxrreop, Jr.
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Norwalk Chronicler