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S. VV. E DIUT.
v,‘ ",‘r;rt.tus.—._'1‘ivo Dollfus per aiinuin, payable
‘Qum-refit-l‘y. Mail subscr'ibers in advarice.
, l :\i3V'i=:lt.'I‘lSE.VIl-2N'1‘S,V less tlian a square. 75
‘ems ;— a ‘square, S100, for‘tlir;eeinser'tion‘s. ,
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‘ ‘ FOR SALE on TO LET, .
’ ‘ HE I)well'ing-Iloiise, Barn,
Carri:ige- house, EL other oiit-
lionse's, with about 10 acres ofthe
iirsi quality of land, lately 0CCllp_le(l by Mrs.
,'Mar_i; L‘. St. John, situated in Norwalk, with-
" in a slioi't-distaiice of the Landing, where a
firearm-Btiat and Packets run to and’ from N.
,York; thro’ the season. The buildings are
arge and sp'acious,in ‘good repair, and is a de
sirable place for a private family, or a board-
ing liouse.-—”——./1lso,aDwellingHouse situated
‘on the “fest side ()I‘Il‘le‘l'1Elll‘)D|‘, at present oc-
cupied by Dr. Ansel Ho_vt.—--—-.6llso, 20 acres
'iuead'oiv, plow and wood land, lying in the
east field, at Sang-atuck Brook, so called.-
'.9'lso, 10 acres wood and plow land lying on
the west side the river, at Brook lot, so called.
_ FOR SALE——8 acres iigeatlriiv and pastiire
§and',|ying on the east side of the harbour,
known by thetianie of Mallory land.
Li.l:eu:ise—TEN TONS .of good HAY.
' For further particulars inquire of .
_ ' ' ' VVM. & B. ST. Jomv.
Norwalk, Jan. ll), 1825. 46
._ FOR SALE-——A good Farm,
‘ ' pleasaiitly situated in Patter‘-
son, Putnam Co. N. Y. on the
‘ 4 " .’ lllI't'l]_)ll{e road_leadiug frorri New
Milford toCo|d Spring 33 Fisliltill Landings,
containing about one hundred acres,well pro-
rortioned into Meadow, Plough, Piisture,and
Woodland, with a s_tr.eat'n of neveizfailing iva-
ter running through the middle of the satire.
Also, within one 'ltiindred rods of the said
Farm, a good, convi-nicnt- Dwelling House,
BRlll,al)(I other builtlings,and a good Garden,
with about 92 acres of-Laud. It _ lies within a
few rods of the Presbyterian Me‘eting House,
,lll1(I School house, and is one ofthe iuost de
.W;~'li‘able situations in said town._ The above
priipei’ty will be sold together or,s',eparate, as
‘will suit the convenience of purr:li_asers, and
ylayments made easy. If not sold by the 10th
April, will then be rented. For fnrt_lier par-
ticulars inquire of Benjamin Benedict jun.
living near the premises, or of Richard S.
Eran. Jr. No. .13. .ttn:=--««veirrt:-1=v- row was
Bnjaguiii lsaacs, near the Bridge, Niitwvallt,
County ofFztirlin.lt_l ; or ofthe subscriber liv-
ing in st}. Norwalk, by whom an indisputable
title ii-ill‘be given, RICHARD S. BRYAN.
Fe-brirat'_v 7, l3'?.5. 50
-T FA'RM. FOR SALE. . _
,_ 3 'FHE subscriber, contemplating
‘ye =~' ‘a reiiioyal out ofthe State,
.‘ ‘ ofl'ers4for sale a valuable Farm
‘. situated in the town of New Ca-
l‘ld‘£1.ll,i'dl)0UI3 miles from Norwalk, and 4
-“es
" miles from FiveM.Rivei'Landing. Stl.Farrnis
pleasantly situated on an eminence that com-
-,i,u_ands a view of Long Island Sound ; and
lfeoiitains 1.512 acres, well proportioned in Mead-
lltw, Plough, Pasture, and ‘Wood Laud, well
’-ivateretl, and some parts in a high state ofci_il-
tivatiiiii. .Ou,t_lte prcibises is one large and 1
.;l;tI}i'l_ll.DWelIlllg .I:Io'use; as convenient Shop
bear the latter; Barn and other necessary out
lioirsfis near tlie'foriner. The propertv will be
‘sold entire or separate,as suits the convenience
ol purchasers. ‘Payments made easy. 2‘ For .
further particulars, inquire of Wm. J. Street,
Norivalk, or to the Subscriber living on the
prerpises. . 3,; %Tt~:pi-Tim BouToiv.
.. N‘_a-iv-(3atia‘an,"'_S:'trpt. 3, I394. 6ui28
I FOR SALE,
V HE Dwelling I-louse, f9rii=ier-
ly occtipied by,Tl}";’=‘H°“f'X-g
_ V ].,,,,-5;,5p,,,,,;.ctts'at'the loot of i_\’IilI‘-
' hill, near the centre of business
in the town, arid within a few rods.of the
-wtearri-boativhai-f.. As a stand for a. Bakery,
it is not excee_ded b‘ any one in the county—-
rhe cellar being bni t and fitted up express-
lv for that business‘. It also an excellent
stand for a Dry“Good an§Grocery Store, or
foi"'niost kinds of mec nical business. It
M“ be sotdou reasonal ' ,ter_ius ifapplied for
min, Apply to‘-_ Lew3«r'_ Mallory, iiear't‘tlie
premises, or to either d_l\llie subscriber .
\E,rl;s_'rUs WriiTa,
_’.Cti'.$.r>.‘r.r:s t\lAL1,ort’v. -,
Ngrivalk. Jan. 17,‘ 13725. _ 10“/“~.:'l7 ‘.
- FOR’ SM.-E. ‘\ ’
- VERY valllflble staird~.,_foi‘
, a nrechariic ofanydes ‘rp-
_~, _ T _ tion, situated in they towil of
}{idge'fielil, ,iié‘_‘at';.Itlr% hleetiiig butt. on llie
road; to Bedl'oi:d-,'7con -aiiiiiig thirteen cres of
, eitcellent. Laud‘ [._\,vith 8 Hulls!’-a Bilf" Nl an‘
extzelleni well of"w_:'iter, _togé.l.. €.!'_“’"l‘ 3
iv of fruit trees. Also, one 1r ._ iofland "
-six acres, lying West of Higli-i'i‘r.'ge so ca H
and one other tract about sixteenacres, lyi ‘.
FOR SALE, ‘
A SMALL FABJI lying
. the town ufNorili-Salem, a
few "r-'ids East of the Meeting
__ House. Srl. FP|l‘lllC()l1l5lilI.\‘ about
in
Si!W-Iulll-—I:)W(ilIIllg*llflllfie, Barn, and an ex-
cell_i=nt Orcliard. For fiirtlir-r particiilars call
on DAVID SEAMAN, of New York, or
Witt. Howe.
Riitgrrelit. Feb. 17. tries, 6u*52
FOR SALE,
1%. DWELLING HOUSE and Barn,near-
‘ ly new, and tifteeii acres OI:L?ll1(l adjoin-
ing, wliiclr is equally divided into Pasture,
Plow, and Wood L:-ind. On the premises is
an exizclleiit Orchard that will makeifroni 4.’)
to 50 Barrels Cider‘ per year. The above
propi=.rty lies about 2 miles south of Norwalk
Bridge. and within 80 rods «.2 high water
einark. It will be sold low and an indisptit-
able title given. Inquire oftlre subscriber liv-
ing on the premises. 1- JOHN BYXBLE.
Norwiilk, Jan. 24, 189.5. 48
1;‘ OR SALE—l0 Acres of VVoodland,at:
the Wliortleberry Hills, near Kiugsbridge.
A JOBFOR CA'RPENTERS——A pply to
~ Win. 82 B. ST. JOHN.
EDIIASS &.V\’OODEN CLOCKS cleaned
and repaired, ..t short 4 notice. For
Sale, VVooden Clocks, ofthe best qualiry__..
.Boot and Shoe Kits made to any pattem,.and
Guns repaii'ed.—iti thebest inaiiuer. .
311146 ' "~. IRA HOYT, Norwalk,
(1 mile from ‘the Bridge,east side the river.)
.t‘Evvi;:LRY, &.c.
'4 REDERICK REED, Clock 8; Watch
./l1alcer,iiasjust received from N. York.
Jewelry, and other Goods, viz.: Gold Seals,
and Keys; Fiiiger Rings; Broaclies; Ear
R‘l“S5s "ml ‘l’_°l’5'.S9.l ittf brilianls ; Coral and
’.Iopaz ; andyatt Mourning Drops; and fine
gold Ear IVIICS; tlouble and single case Sil-
ver \Vatches , Lt/moist, a variety of patteri
S_ilk, steel, and'cot_iiinoii Chains; Seals ant
Keys; silver, steel trip, and open mp Thin,
bles; a great assortment ofpiiteiit grouni
Glasses, and coinuiun do. A‘ll the abov
Goods will be sold low for CASH.
Clocks and W-atclics repaired at the short
notice.
Norwalk, January 34, t
OCH’
0.44 n
- ------ '“ i« uttib.-t LE, .
Boshels ofcoarse‘,grey ROCK SALT
200 Bushels ol ‘Ttll'l{,S Island do .
P100 Bushels ofRiirii Rey ‘- ,. do. '
Q00 Barrels and half-Barrels Mackerel
40 Tons Plaster-—ali of trhicli will he sold
low for cash or-country produce, by
G’. BRAPLEY, 82, (lo.
Saugatuck, Dec §’.0,,l8914.;_\, 4:;
_ - .\ .
‘ Sellmg of at _,
HE Slll)5Cl'il)(.‘.l'S,__ilI,e. abo,r1.t.T.fi l(W,i__ttE. from
the country, and offier to the "tihiie their
ST',OCK OF DRY-GOODS, ROGER.
IES, CROCKERY, lite. 82c. at re uced pri-
_ces. ‘ . ‘, ' PAl_lROTT &.1(mK_
N.B. All persons having ii'nsettle_tli3é¢0.,n¢3
are reqirested to call and adjust the s\u‘rg_ _
Slierwood’5 Bridge, Jan. 327, 189.5. \ 9
"7 REMOVAL. ,
ISS EL-T NA‘ .175 informs the hide. of
Noswalk, and its vicinity, that sit hi
removed her -.\1ILLINERY to'the lions
Mr.A. NASII.
"-‘railt, February 7.
__I:_
NEW CASH STORE.
*_,,_* W(mted,two Apprentit. »
4\v50
.
\
Norttv-.;lLK, Cairn.‘
. \
In
its ufLand, on which is a Grist-.\‘lill Is.
(on coininissioii)a handsome assortincnt of-
_..4.3._.— .
r
't‘UEst);Ay,.,M.i,ttC_H or
COFIELD $1. CORKER, at the room
over the sioreof Street 8!. James, tgoiild
ac nowledge their obligations to their f__t.'i”ends
ed in them, and solicit a coiitiinaaiice of far-
-. 3'I‘hey.l'r_ave just received from New-
Y ‘k theilatestrand iiiost approved fasliions
fo COATS. EROCK-COATS, GI-’tEA'-I‘-
C ATS, VESl{‘S, PANTALOONS, 8z.c.
those who in y favor thein witlitlieir cus~
’ *,,,* An assortriient oftlie best of trim-
in gs kept consta tly on hand for the accom-
in laitiou of custo iers.
*orwalk. Noven ber Ist. I824. '
Taiiormg,
OLD ‘ESTABLISHMENT.
OAH S. BAILEY iufornis his old friends
and customers that he continties his bit-
siii ss at his new Store} adjoining the store of
Sn et %:.'James, and llfll lie is ready to re-
cei e any orders in his‘line. His u-ork will
.xecuted in the best alndmost fashionable
u nner.§ ;
WANTED, a boy l7._lor 18 years of age,
r to has had some egiperience in the business,
wlioinfgood encriuiageiiieiit will be given. 7'
TO RENT the STORE ROOM under;
re siibscribi=r’s shop, forinerly occupied by‘,
‘benezer Stevens. It is well lined up for,-"a
ry Good -81. Grocery Store, and as well, In-
:ated as any other Store in the place. Tefriiis
easonable. = N. S. B.
Norwalk. Nov. 8. 33--‘ -.
Scasouable Goods, :1
JUST RE(."D BY SMITH 81. \NII..-Juli.
" ‘ARTAN and Caroline Plaids; elegant
1 , fig’d Gro-de-Tue S lli ; blue, green. and
fslrtliv-col’d Florences; an elegant assortment
of plain and fi:_;’d Ribbons; Ostrich Feath-
ers ; black Plush; greeii Crape ; 4-4 and 7-4
Merino Shawls; 8-4 printed C:'islimcre do;
Long Casbinere do ;‘ white. Beaver Gloves ;
white Kid do; black and col’d Ilorse-skin do;
4-4 black and slate-col’d Casliinere Hdlifs. ;‘
green Booking Baize; greeii I<‘|aunt-l, from
is. (id. to 83. (id. ; blairk and brown Gyuip;
Dazy Buttons and Fi'o,i;s ; assortment of
Cloths and.Cassiiii(§‘if't:5“;"'l‘0-4Rose Blanlczts,
cheap; Aineiicari Fl3’llt_)Q,l',*&,c_ &;c,_ _ _ I
86.
L Nrir\\"itlli, .I).*‘--‘1- 1.3..-....-. l',~ - ~
JOHN BUR!" ALL
S LA'.l'I-ILY received ’ new sup )lY of
. , l .
Gl‘0CcI‘l(‘S, Hrrd ll’ or mid Cruc.’cer_y
which are offered to the publi at prices whicli‘
will cpinpeiisate the piircliast for calling.—.—
The iollowing articles are butt; part: I
(.ll"l)l(-)(J‘I':,I:III1;S."L
C ogni.ic_ Brandy ;. St. Ci-nix, N. Englam}
and Janiaica Iuni ?;"'I-Iolland rid P Gin-
. . . . 3 i
,‘I;itleii':i._.anrl Currant Wine ; {re ; Igpg 3;
.u‘ox Raisins; Mace and Cloves Soapuand
C.iiidli2s; Dye wpods ; Alluni lfjopperasg
...Q()fi€8..;7LlJfl.l|). Sqgar; St. Croix, ‘i,mlj~§eit-.,,,
Orleans Brown Sugar; C()(lll;ill ;\fluiligo ;
Starch ;‘Plng anti smoking Toliricco ;\Giiii;ci';
Alspice ; Chocolate ;l’.rlinstrme_ 33¢, 'tLc_’g;,c,
' ' .CROCKE {Y.
A liatidsniite assortniciit of Liverpool Eu-
amelled and Glass VVare, viz.: blue printed
Plalflfii bl"?! flntl gt‘cen-edge, do ; D£‘CulllCl'Sj/
T“”'l*ll‘-Y5. fifall kinds and sizcs..; eiianialletl
tttifl bltte printed Tea Pots; do. Tea Setts ;’
W ash bowls; do. Ewers and Basins ; Viiiegur
Cruits: blue printed Bowls 81. Milks, 8i.c.i‘'l'sLc.
’ IIARD WARE.—Wt'oiig,lit and cut -n_.‘iils;
knives and Eoi'ks ; Jack 8:. Penknives ; Slate
pencils; Wilson s broad knives; butts and
HE Subscriber offers for siileat. li,is..Sl<:x
“ . , East side the Bi'idge,"ii‘t’iI“Sii1all advance
from_Cost, the following arti(~l_es: , -
Coggiac and Cider“ Brandy ; VVest India
}Ind,..N‘v:3?-IR.€Il!l';‘flullilnd and Cotintry Gin ;
"Spanish and American -Segars; Ginger ;—
Young Hysoii ‘and Souclioiig Teas ; Paper
and Plug Tobacco ; Box Raisins ; Nutinegs;
t\'Iiistartl; Coffee; Pepper; Pimento; Rice;
LoafSiiga'r; St. Croiit do. ; Comiuon Brown
do. suitable for making Currant wine; Pearl-
ash ; Caudles,_.monld and dip’d ; Salt ; VVheat
Flour; Crackers‘; Box Soap ; Swegt Oil ;—
Starch, Sac. with a general assortment ofDo-
niestic Goods, and Cotton Yarn of the first
quality, Blue and White, from-No.4 to 13.
The Conklin Strengtlieniiig Plaster by the
gross, doz. or single, at reduced prices ; with
a general assortment ol’Hai'd-Ware, Paints
Oil, Glass, Putty, btc. ' AARON NASH.
Norivalk, July 24, 13°24. 22 ‘
K
LOOK FOR CHEAP GOODS! !
‘HE Subscriber has received this day from
New-York a general 21S50l'illtCllI ol'Gro-
ceries, which he will sell for Cash at least 4
per cent cheaper than can be purchased else-
where. EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Nor“ ‘ilk, Jan. 81, 1825. 49
. LOOK AT THIS! I .
JUST rec’d and on sale by the subscriber
WIIE.-\'I‘ FLOUR. by the liiiudred or
near Jared Olrnstead’s, anti about three act‘
near the Silver Spring so called. The prem-
ises will be sold together or separate as shall
suit purchasers,‘ and terms of payment mfltle
‘wasy. lf said property is not di.sp0St‘<l OI 3}
yuivate sale by the 16th day nfM5II‘Cl! N’-Xls ll
Mill on that day be sold at public Veiidue at_l
c‘clock, P. M. by the siibscribers, who will
give an indisputable title to the same.
SAMUEL I-lovT,
.. -. IV.lA']"l‘HIAS IIUBBELL.
2-New Canaan, Feb. fit, IRQ5. 59
- FOR SALE-,'
A
one mile South of the meeting
true .
. Said Farm contains aliout.S0 acres ofLant
with a good House, Barn, and Cider-mill
stiiiitliiig thereon. Said Farm is‘ well pt'0p0.l"
tioiied with orchard, meadow, plough, pasture
, and woodland; is well watered, and 21 fine -
stand for a,niecli:iiiio. .- r
. MERCY IIAN1§fQI?sD-
sinall F'dl'l|) lying in tlle
.mwn nl‘Ne\v Canaan about
~__ house, on the road leading to
Mile River iind Rings End Landing.--.
arrel ; SPANISH SEGARS by the box ;
'2,‘ ACKERS by the quarter or ltuudrcd;—
,SHEN DAIRY BU'I"I‘EI{: IiJIACK"‘-
P"
, A. NASH.
"at ‘
, Size. -
, 4.’)
zalk, January 3, 18°25.
«COTTON BATTING. ,
‘ MUNDS COTTON BATTS of
' lerior quality jiist received 8:. for
5'*‘l‘~‘ by El STEVENS.
Nnrwal
' ceinber 14.
- . SALT. -
DST 'e‘f°"’ d for sale by the subscri-
' be’ 9'00’"'5l ' . coarse. heavy SALT-—
‘ Likewise, FIRE I .UTT'ER_ of ,1 S,,,,e,.;‘o,.
‘l““lllY' J0llN:BURRALI..
UST 'e°°'lV.ed a“ Sale bv the subscrib-
"9 “ lllmnm-ll fir“ I peiftne Flour, by
the barrel or less quant‘ ,‘ . A_ NASH.
Norwalk, January 81. 1
. _ NEW GO
rl“H'E subscriber has lat _ ,
supply of Tartan I’LA ?
l.
-fged a fresh
u ..A.tzt:s,--
I't,'(a_w Cnnirgavn, Dec. 13, l,8_':Z4 : -,4‘I«l;~ . FLAf;NELS, :&,(gv;:,-'\i=.llIClI‘I\'lI "2 1 “me.
’;“l""°'(f()"]"]f()N BA'I"l‘Il\G. l less than usual.g Also,'d Variety Goods
_ Applytot T for sale low. Jaatias i‘. _
.flL'"I"5‘"§l;Sl"'l’ly’ firs‘ Wmli. NASH.
l N'orwalk,,J,_an_uary S, 1325 ' ,
~ No.1 ;CODFlSl-1, by qttililal ;Ni::ti?'
§C|'G\VS;‘rflZ0fS and straps; leather lJl'llSll€5‘;
SIE6_I..lQll_§lCCO boxes; do.snnti'; sip»:-*""“5 5
shoe, sct‘t1“bmng;cu.,.,,ea_,,e,5::»ui1rsnes.;_ clothes
). Jews liarps; gjg;lil.ét<.; shovels and spades;
es’; cur-i-y'co’nibs; buttons; screw bottom
AC1‘ lesticks';coriibs; slioeniakers’ pincliers,
,' 5 ,awls, shoe tacks, awl blades, heel ball,_
53" stories, quinebaug do._awl halts, peg-
_wl halts, shoe knives, sand paper, 8z.c.
Llluvise, a small assortment of DRY-
GOO
the District of Stamford, on the
ofJanuary, 18925.
etit-ion of Isaac \’VAaowr:Li.,
ofSarah Anti Dixon and Catli-
elllle Dlxmla iinor children, for leave to sell
3C“"‘*‘l" W0 of Laird, lying in said Stani-
l0l'(la bel°"€l'_‘. to',said children in coiiimon ;
‘me °‘"‘l“l“l”€ out 20 acres, bounded noitli
i ll)’ Wl”l"‘m H‘’)' 'r. &I.WidowPrtidence Hoyt,
.3i'5l by lilml 0l 5': l \Villi=iin Hoyt and high-
“"‘)’s.5‘“"l‘ by Alli iai Weed’s land, and west
bl’ l‘li’~l‘“’i‘)’- The titer coiitaiiiiiig about 20
acres, bounded nd‘_rt by [and of Enoch Hoyt,
‘,‘"‘d W95‘ ll)’ E‘Pe“'9.l ‘Hoyt, south, land of
l‘li"'V‘,3.Y H0)”: “'95l:\l1 hway, land-o’fEnoch
‘Hoyt and llannali V ,}__.;(')rde,-ed,'Tliat,
' ‘Elle C0”5ld3"i“l°“ Or I petition be postpon-'
i:‘d.uutil the lastsatur n o{ Marc], next, at
‘ .9 o'clock, A. M. and 1. me said guardian
give,_uoticc thereof acc ( n3 {0 ]aw_ - .,
Altust SAMUEL Lo~ 1:-00iD,J,-, Clk.
iailiorirlzg--Latest ‘I I H
lielib‘er_al eiicourageriiciit hitherto bestow-‘
' V ._I,i..’.: .
4 ‘ y’ informs" his ,_
_ .. us_r_on"iér"s’, ant l_repiiblic,_tlitil
he has 'enm'gI“'froiii' the ‘W t to the East‘.
his stand in
~.
E. S ' . ’
‘ediouq rig catalogue of
state L. and unit cessary, and won‘ merely
ag cheiat they ar . as good, as seasor ble,-and
‘ ’, J‘) as can be tound elsewliere. ,
blac,‘ ». H-e has. ' handsome‘ assor IEDIGII
,0,.Im-lfilld straw-co red Leghorn Fl: , and
Shalvls and Rose 13 nkets, very cheap‘
___Sru-attt, Nov. M324. 37
:\'OI{lCE. .- 7*
/WISH at this tiiii- to "inform the p lie
0 ‘ha! I l7%\Ve a claim on tlierii for as ii. ch
/,.f their patronage as s ey think proper. I
l'W0llItl have them know halt my shop is op
and I arii witltiu, at leas a part of the‘ tin;
3'
1 try S ore.
More_¢N_’drv _Go‘bé\$. ‘ .
,Fayeite Ribb us. Also, t)l'Ca.‘rimere -
..6i»e.drr;.. .. ..qWl.. “st ‘
,J.U_ST i7‘eceiii\'e" - li_eiiieiv‘{.paijriied slor'e,e_as§ -‘
'i'de_1"iftih'e L dge_,_ "BENl_.\l_E,,TT;,
_,\vlio‘i§Vrea‘dy.tt). L , , ’ p_ ‘r_hrers‘t'o the a'r,-‘~
ticleslin th,_eJ3R', GIQODJ G‘R0,CERY.s’0N
CR UKERY LI E,iisuall_v kr-:'pt—iira,Coui1i‘-
He has ust returned l'r'o’in New-.1 ,
Y(il'l{lltvitlta genei" .a‘s.-o’rtiir_en’t-, _wliich hide’
inten'ds to sell as cflifp as the clieapest. . ‘ 1 -
X TREET _8I. JAMES have recerrtly'mad'd_
. , large’ :i(ltlitii.itis’.lo~ heir stock of DRY’-4
.GOOD“S--Their assortr\r=.nt how coiisists iii
part of the following GO S ': ' . *
iir’d Cloths;
‘Black, blue _brown,v0liV Sztn
. , 9 , . _
bliref, mix’d, drab, and strilifd Cassiineres;_...
blue and bl.-~.ck iiiix'rlSaitilet_t; Devonsliire
K;-‘rseys; Lyon Skirt; Ereen, red, cri_uison,'
yellow, and white I:il1|mf:ls_; gieuen‘ Baize‘;—-'-
Cairoline ?Plaids,‘,.,',_._ Hg,‘-"3 ?.Ssm)\rriei.‘r{.,_ clea fpg‘;
'I‘;rrraii ‘Braids '3',-'}“-‘Is blue & lrnnsoir B._o_i_- "
b,,zg_,'g§‘,‘-,...fig’d. atinet Boiub zg-ire ; Boy
b,,z;n,.,- scarlet, drab, and fig t‘,Cassiiita_.,, V,
.S}.:.w’ls ; Meriiio do ; imitation ,,},n,e,e do;
‘(pod at work ; and am re dy to receive ordc
v rom any part of the gin in my liple
siness, which is quite exte sive,9*"“° Presen
time, and reaches to alni sI+""l' anlcled’
Cotton, Woollen and Lin‘ .Cl°llll."°' I'll’
tend (0 Fun, Dve ...~icr-Utes all the cloth that
-falls into my 7-iands, if n ting uncommon
happens in pieveiit. Indigo lue may be ex-
pcctetl ti cloth, coverlid yari, or wool, eqtial
to any"!!! the world ; but I try here reuiind
_y(\t'll-lat no kllld ofburter tvi ‘be received in‘
_payment_ for Indigo Blue. Iyir those who
may find it most convenient tutdeposit their
orders in Norri-alk,I have iiiatlelimiiigeiiients
with Messrs.Street $1. James toilv‘-.ceive tliein,-
to whom I will return the work “hen done.‘-
Orders may also be left at.Messr.l,Bell&.Ray-
niond's, or at Mr. Roswell Reelfs store, or
you may lodge them in my liauds'fyou ca
find where I live. l
A few words to sortie of my old ttstoineis,
(wlioin Iliare not seen this long tin )by way
of advice. I wpiiltl iiifornr "you th t I have‘
some small accounts attached to yet names,
and I wish you toconsider that I ha e waited
a longtime in hope ofreceiving my hlrd earri-
“c‘(il‘tva‘g‘:.-,‘ ’ai'ttt“ that I-have wn—iic‘rl~-ip vain ;
and my advice to you is that you tn: sum
provision for me iritliout del'ay. By soda.
ing you may save to yoursel'vis at leastlie in-
-terest, and perhaps, the collector’s fees. \,
I remain yours, respectfully, _l
DAVID SF.I..LF.CK
Norwallt, September I. 6in29
FALL AND Wl.t\”1‘lL'.R uouus Y
UST received a good assortment of seri-
soiiable GOODS, which will be olferetl
to the public at a small advance, consisrting of
Cloths and Cassianei'es_; Flaniiels; Bomba-
zines and Boinliazettes: Caroline Plaids and
Stripes; al.~:‘o, Tartan Plaids; green Baize
.I3Tat3:I,-.ii1). co.r_d_aniI. plain. Velvet; iiletclt Tabby_
Iv elvel; l0 1-4 Blankets; an assortnientof
clieclts; Italian Crape; Gentlemen’: and La-
dies’ Gloves; Gentlenieii’s and Ladies"hosiin:;
,v’hll_t_col’d Casimere Sliiiirls; Sauineus; Imjf-,1
Levautines ; lJt'0wtt Gross dc Naples, for La-
dies coats and dresses ; brown Saitin; brown
and black Gyiiip,-.-1-4', 7-4; ' Merino Shawls;
long C.'isli_mere do ; 4-4, 7-4 printed Casliinere
do; cotton Laces ; English Tlirearl and hub-
lilnet (I0 ; an assoriineiit _of Fancy Hdkfs. ;—
Bool~:,J:ickonet, and Mull Mi.isliiis ; Cainbric
do ; col’d Florence-.s ; p_.'_iper liaiigiiigs ; Sci-‘
sors 8:. Kiii'ves; assortrneiit. of Faiicy S0.’
.C:\)‘t‘:).l}S‘0I' all sizes ; Cotton Yarn, and Ct‘
rm Ladse£*"é’atts--at-*!:.'3:I:2r‘;'.f:i..?"
Diiiiiestic Gooils_ S-Mm,"
At it Court o,Prob;ite
February 12,‘ 325_
the Pklllryn or CL;1r
AIIUEIICY I0 (“"83 {inc/W I
State of Ohio, ,0 is (‘hm
.S'mn.uel, and Don 1,, 1305;.
the age of9.l year. ,{ _,,,‘,;
"to this Courttliat s .,f,;
own right owners ()\pl;
fifth ofone seventh pa.
estate, descended to
Joseph Iiorlswell, de
wir.low’s right of (lot
ling house ‘and St
a Barn on the ri
called; a«pai-.-‘ of _
over theui near '
of wood land).
called, the
scribed as pé,
Feb. I0, 189
consideration
to a session (
Probate offi
of April nex
s’ricli order
shall he jut.‘
said Giiar
to give ;
rects.
At a Cot
Febrna
liolden ;
At a ‘Court ofProbate hold at Stamfortl, in
and lpr the district of S mford, on the
Eztst, day ofJanuary, I82 '
ON the Petition of Asiinr: Sconrmn, ot
. said S§ariiford,giiar(lian Darius Ste,-
vens, Sophia Stevens, and Ha -iet. Stevens,
minor children, for leave to sell a ertairi tract
ol°Land l)el()n,¢1illg‘lI)‘ said cbildi n in corn-
inon, lying in Stanifurd and Barie , contain-
ing thirty siir acres and a half, "an A bounded
S. liigliway. E. land Leonida Stbvens, N.
Noroton-River, and W. by said Ri er, and
land of Gilbert Scofi,eld.—_-—Oi'dercd‘,_ That
the consideration ofsaid Petition be postpart-
ed until the last Sa'tui_day of March next, at
9 o’clock, A. M. and that said Guardian give
notice tliereofaccordipg to law. 48
Attest, SAMUEL poexwoon, Jr. Cllt.
M PLobGHs
QTREET Ev: JAMES will keep on sale
‘~ through the season, .1 constant s_npply_ot
IHTCHCOCKS chwmmd PATENT
PLOUGHS at the Factory prices. TltU'-98
‘sold the past season Iiave given general satis-
»faction and they withj.mucli confidence re-
lcomrnend thgm totlieir friends and farmers
Sin general. . 2. .' , Feb‘: 15”
I
- PON
' . DEL‘
ick Roclci
years, of
said miiio
divided (
following
the estiit
ject to iii
a Dwell
Bridge ;
B|'O0k,:..
building
six acre
Hill so c
petition
tiered, tl
Petition
Court It
Norwallx
o'clock
made on
and expec.
by directed
the law dire
_blue, green and black Sills“ Velvet
—Cord ; 'Fr'enc_h'and India’ black Sa n; Indig
I)oi'clie'ster and low-pric’d Bedtickiugs ; apron
green, blue, drab and broyu Ta bywvejvei; g
\§§ngiuP-
and French Levautine; fig’d Lev fine and
brown Gro-De-Naps; black Sinc .ws' and
_Sarsnet; Valentia,.Swansdown-, lg» Si t Vest-
‘rigs ; Wadding ;blue. green, white an Pink
lxlorences ; Flagg, Baiidanoe and blac Silk
dk’fs. Plaid Silk do. black $1. green F .ncl't
llrape ;green Gauze ;blue Plush ; bl’k,te|ue
a brown Gynips; assortment of Ribb s ;
Clinbric, book and Jaconet Muslin ; fign, ed
St ss do. Mull Muslins ; black and wl id
Thrle Lace ;'Thread, Bobinett and ‘Cott i
Latis ; black, blue, pink and green Cambric
longdid Gloves; purple kid do. black antll;
wl1ll\ silk do...Men’s buckskin and beaver '\
Glovs ; black liorseskin do. Woi'sted Hosery; 3
Mens‘. mix’d and white Lambs’ wool Hose ;
Ameipaii and Imported Sliirtings ; Plaids &_‘ _
Checl ; Russia Sheeting; Mitteiis; Cottoirt“ 5
Uiiibr as ; Furniture Checks; Cotton Yarn‘;__.a..
CROC l'«}I{Y, all of which are oti'ered.at.-_ .4’ I
Pins; . ittoris. __ -_
' ALS , 1500 yards Sliirtii'1g'arid Sheeting
XMiisliiis, Together with a good assoi'tm_ent
of GR ERIES, HARD—WARE. AND"
‘their tisuztl low prices. .1 Nov. 29," ‘s
' it NEW SUPPLY OF /
Grocer.‘-res, Croclseryz, &c.
JUST reiteived, and for sale by the subscri'~
hers, at the lowest prices. Among the as-*
sortiiient may be f rid the following articles;
GROCERIES.‘-l+—Brandy,Rum,Gin,C0r, _
dials, and Wines of all kinds ; Whiske.y,; M9.
and Porter;Loaf, lunip and broivn Stigar, and
Molasses; Box and Keg Raisins; I V’ "
Cumiiits, Mace,Ci,tron and Clove
Seed ; Wheat andriliye Floui
,,k_inds ;CoIi'ee _; Alspioe, Po
megs and Cinnamon ;'
Wood,'Logwood,Copn
Vinegar; Lamp Oi‘
er-cl ; Pork and "
dlcs ; Cheese -'
ions ; Rice‘
dia Fruit.
CRO
enar_~.~'
lo
Norwalk Chronicler