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' TERMS.-—T.wo_ Dollars.per,anntttn, payable
Qttarterly. Mall subsct‘ib'e_rs,i’n advance. _
A,nv‘x;n’rtsi:aieNTs,, less than a square, 75
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Public Auction.
xv ILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
premises, on Friday, 13th instant, he-

"tweenthe hours of 1% 81. 3 o’clock, a valuable

lsitnation in Darien,] 1-2 mile east of Stam-
ford, in a pleasant and healthy place, and
‘possessing numerous advantages 2 it consists
‘tofu large 2 story house, with 5 convenient
roottts on the ground floor, and 5 above goalso
iiconvenietit dwelling house, with 3 rooms, a
‘few rods frotn the other house. The conven-
iences ofthis situation are numerous 8!. great‘,
either for the accommodation of a private
family; or {hr at genteel boarding-house, as
lhe neighborhood is much frequented by la-
dies and gentleman from Ne\v-York,espccial-
ly during the warm season. The said houses
are Isitiia_te(l-about 20 rods south ofthe stage
road from N. Ypto Boston, and about 1 mile
frotn Holly's Mills, at the head of the Salt
“rater Pond belonging to said mills, 3: com-
manding. a handsome prospect of the mills,
of Long-Island, and the Sound. The pond
_or basin is 3 or 4 miles in circumference, o-
bouuding with fish of variotts kinds, and is a
safe and couimodious place for sailing for
pleasure attd health. The Dwelling-houses
are within 1 1-2 mile of Ring’s End Landing,
where boats ply regularly twice a week to &'.
from N.Ynrk. The homestead contains 2 1-2
acres, on which are the above houses, rt good
barn and convenient ottt-hottses, an excellent
‘garden, containing various descriptions of
frttit trees, and a well of good water.

.0130, eight acres of Land situate about a
qttarter ofa tnile from the Homcstead,"con-
raining a handsome young Orchard ul line
fruit, enclosed by a stone wall. Said land is
on a corner fronting two pttblic roads, both
lenditigto good landing places.

March 3. GRACE HOLMES.

FOR SALE--A good Farm,
pleasantly sitttated in Patter-
, son, Putnam Co. N. Y. on the
 . ‘ turnpike road leading frotn New
Milford to Cold Spring 8.‘. Fishkill Landings,
containing about one hundred acres,we|l pro-
portioned into Meadow, Plough, Pasture,and
VVoodl-and, with at stream of never failing wa-
ter running through the middle of the same.
Also, within one hundred rods of the said
Farm, at good, convenient -Dwelling House,
Barn,and other buildings,and a good Garden,
with about 2 acres of Land. It lies within a
few rods ofthe Presbyterian Meeting House,
and School house, and is one ofthe tnost de
sirable situations in said town. The above
property will be sold together or separate, as
will suit the convenience of purchasers, and
payments made easy. If not sold by the l0tlt
April, will then be rented.. For furtlter par-
ticulars inquire of Benjamin Benedict jun.
living near the premises, or of Richard S.
Bryan, Jr. No. 18 Mott street, N. York, or of
Benjamin lsaacs. near the Bridge, Norwalk,
county of Fairfield ; or ofthe subscriber liv-
‘mg in sd. Norwalk, by whom an indisputable
title will be given. RICHARD S. BRYAN.
February 7, 18°15. 50

FOR SALE, '
HE Dwelling House, former-
ly occupied by Tho’s Hawx-
hurst,situated at the foot of Mill-
hill, near the centre of business
and within a few rods of the

 

 

in the town,
steam-boat wharf. As a stand for a Bakery,
it is not exceeded by any one in the county-.
the cellar being built and fitted up express-

ly for that business. Itis 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
soon. Apply to Lewis Mallory, near the
premises, or to either of the subscribers.
En.tsTos WHITE,
CHARLES r\'l1tLr.otur.
Norwalk,Jan. 17, 1895. low -17

FOR SALE,
A VERY valuable stand for
a mechanic ofany descrip-

 
 
 

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Ridgefield, near lhe Meeting house on the
road to Bedford, containing thirteen acres of
excellent Laud ‘with a House, Barn and an
excellent well of water, together-_ with a varie-
ty offruit trees. Also, one tract ofland about
six acres, lying Westof High-ridge so called,
and one other tract. about sixteen acres, lying
near Jared Olmsteau’;-‘, and about three acres
near the Silver Spring so called. The prem-
ises will be sold-together or separate as shall
suit purchasers, and terms of payment made
If said property is not disposed of at
private sale by the 16th day ofM.1rch next, it
still on that day be sold at public Vendue at 1
o’clock, P. M. by the subscribers, who will
give an ittdisputable title to the same.
S.utL'r:t. HOYT,

. l\lAT'rtn.ts I'IUB.BF.LL.
‘ New Canaan, Feb. 21, 182.5. 52 =

"0 be sold at Public Vendue,
on Thursday, the 17th of
Marcb, at 2 o’clock, P. M. about
, - ' fottr acres of excellentLand,with
the Dwelliug—House, Barn and out-houses,
3:. a variety of fruit-trees thereon, (with a well
of never failing water near the door)situate a-

 

I bout three qttarters of a mile from Sangatuck

Bridge, on the Turnpike. Road between San-
;_-atuck and Norwallt, late the residence of
Col. Ozias Marvin, and Itow belonging to his
heirs. Said Vendue will be held on the pre-
mises : conditions made known at said time.
- _Se'ru Tan-on, Agent for said Heirs.
Sang-atuck, Feb. 25, I895;-. ' 1*
Gentlemen. 8-Larl-ies’Pcarl TOOTH POW-
DER—-Prepared by Dr. CLAY.

For sale at the Gazette Oflice-—‘Price 25 Cls.
For sale also by Benj.Isaacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and S. Jat'vis,Statnford.
CLOV7EI{ SISED just received and for
I Sale by Joan I3ttruux.I..

FOR SALE, ‘

A stnall Farm lying in. the

town o,fNew Canaan abotlt
one mile South of the meeting-
“ _~ \_ house, on the road leadiugto
Five Mile River and Rings End Landing.-~
Said Farm contains about 80 acres of Land-,
with a good-House, Barn, and Cider-mill
standing thereon. Said Fartn is well propor-
tioned with orchard, meadow, plottgh, pasture
and woodland; is well watered, and a fine

stand for a mechanic._
FOR SALE—A GIG and HARNESS-
luquire of , Manor Haaroan.
New-Canaan, March 1st.

FOR SA-Le’, _ _
A SMALL FARM lying in
the ',.~.__..-vtt ofNorth-Salem, a
. fr-w. rods" East of the Meeting-
,,t_,__, House. Sd. Farm contains about
80 acres of Lattd, on which is a. Grist-Mill St.
Saw-Mill—Dweiling-house, Barn, and an ex-
cellent Orchard. For further particulars call
on D.-tvu) SEAMAN, of New-York, or
WM. HOWE. _
6w*52

MERCY HANFORD.

 

, Ridgfield, Feb. 17.1.8955.’

FOR SALE,

_ DWELLING HOUSE and Barn,near-
ly new, and fifteen acres ofLand adjoin-
ing, which is equally divided into Pasture,
Plow, and Wood Land. On the premises is
an excellent Orchard that will make from 45
to .50 Barrels Cider per year. The above
property lies about 9. miles south ofNorwalk
Bridge, and within 80 rods of high water
tnark. It will be sold low and an indisput-
able title given. Inquire ofthe subscriber liv-

ing on the premises. JOEN BYXBEE.

Norwalk, Jan. £24, 1825. -till" 48

. at time of sale.

tion, situated in the town of‘

FOR SALE.

1‘ Dwelling House and Barn, with 3 acres

ofOtchard, and a good well of water
within one'rod ofthedonr. The place is sit-
uated in the town of Ridgefield, within .‘20
rods of Stephen Jankson’s Mills, and a quar-
ter ofa mile of the Brick School House. Said
place is a good stand for a mechanic of any
description. For further particulars inquire
ofthe subscriber on the premises.

JAMES CHAMBERS.
Ptldgefieltl, I-‘t_=t». cc. 1225. 1

FOR SALE, ‘

A SMALL FARM ofabout 65 Acres,.ly-

ing in the town ‘of Wilton, a little south
of Bald Hill, so called, about one quarter ofa
tnile from the main road leading frotn Ridge-
field to Norwalk ; well proportioned into
Meadow, Plow, Pasture and W'ood Land,-—
Also, about one quarter of a mile from it, fut.
8 to;l0 acres of good Wood Land. Payments
made easy. For further particulars inqttire

of ' SAMUEL CHURCH or Amos SMITH.
Ridgefield, Feb. 26, 189.5. 1

FOR SALE,

HE residence of STEPHEN Janvrs, late
ofDarien, deceased, situate about forty
rods west ofthe Presbyterian Church, in said
Darien. ‘On the premises is a good dwelling
House, in good repair, Barn, Store, and other
"out buildings. Six acres of good land, prin-
cipally mowing; a young Orchard of grafted
Fruit, Peaches, 830.: a stream of never fail-
ing water running through the same. Pos-
session given the first day ofApril next. If
not sold at private sale before the 15th day of
March next,it will on that day be sold at pub-
lic attctiou, at 3 o’clock, P. M. For further

particulars inquire of JEREMIAH ANDREAS.

Darien, Feb. 2%. 1825. I *1

ENDUE—For sale at Public Vendue, all
the real estate of Widow Abigail Sle-

verts, late ofDarien, dec’d ; being 36 1-2 a-, v
cres of Land, lying part in said Darien, and‘
part in Stamford-—Noroden River running;
through said Farm, which al-ifords an excel--
Said farm has Plow, Pasture,‘
Meadow, and “food Laud, together with at

lent Mill scat.

good Barn thereon. Said Vendue will be
holdeu on the premises, at 1 o’clock, P. M.
21st ofMarcb next.
Asmncr. SCOI-‘lELD, Ex’r.

N. B. To be let for three years, on the

. same day, a good Dwelling House and Barn,
together with 52 acres of Land, belonging to“

Lrzomnas ST;-zvatvs.‘ Stamford, Feb. 526.

FOR SALE, -

THE REAL estate belonging to the heirs of

Joseph Rockwell, decld, consisting of a
Dwelling Hottse, a few rods from Norwalk
Bridge, now occupied as a.'I‘avern by Uriah
Johnson, with the Store adjoining thereto,
a Barn, Hay Scales, and about ten acres of
Land lying in the town of Wilton.

The Dwelling House and Store will be
sold togetheror separate, as may best suit
purchasers. Unless sooner disposed of at
private sale, the property will be sold -at auc-
tion, at said Johnsou’s, on the 9.8:h day of in-
stantlllarch, at 2 o'clock, afternoon. ’ For
terms apply to SAMUEL P. RANDALL, of Wil-

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ton,.or C. BISSELL, ofNurwalk.
March 5, 1825.

I)’-RASS &t.\VOODEN CLOCKS_ cleaned

and repaired, at .sltort notice. Far
Side, Wooden Clocks, ofthe best qnality.——
Boot and Shoe Kits made to any pattern, and
Guns repaired in the best manner.

3tn46 IRA Hora‘, Norwalk,
(1 mile from the Bridge.east side the river.)

JEWELRY, 8Lc.

REDERICK REED, Clock 8; Watch
Maker, has just received from N. York,

(on comtuissiou)a handsome assortment of
Jewelry, and other Goods, viz. : Gold - Seals,
and Keys; Finger Rings; Broaches; Ear
Rings, and drops‘ set in briliants; Coral and
Topaz ; andjett Mourning Drops; and fine
gold Ear Wires; double and single case Sil-

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ver Watches, Like-raise, a variety of pattern _

Silk, steel, and cotumou Chains; Seals and
Keys; silver, steel top, and open top Thim-
bles; a great assortment of patent ground
Glasses, and common do. All the above
Goods will be soldlow for CASH. 1

Clocks and Watches repaired at the short-
notice. '
48

Norwalk, January 24, .1835.

 

Condition made known‘

FALL AND WINTER GOODS"
UST rec_eive’d a good assvorttnent of sea-

sonable GOODS, w.hi_ch' will be o_ti'ere'd
to the public at a small advance, consisting of
Cloths and Cassitneres ; Flaiunels; Bomba-
ziu‘e_s and B.ombazettes,;_ Caroline Plaids and
Sttjipes; al'so~,Tart_an Plaids; green Baize
Bang-tip cord and plain Velvet; bla'c_k Tabby
Velvet; 10 1-4 Blankets; an asso_rtment of
Dorchester and low-pr'ic’d,Bedtickings ; apron
checks; Italian Crape; Geutle_men’s and La-
dies’ Gloves; Gentle'r'nen’s and Ladies’ hosing;
blk col’d Casimere Shawls; Sattinetts; India
Levantines : brown Gross dc Naples, for La-
dies coats and dresses ; brown Sattin ; brown
and black Gymp, 4-4, 7-4; M8(in0 Shawls;
long Cashmere do; 4-4, 7-4 printed Cashmere
do; cotton Laces ; English Th_read and bob-

V-

Book,Jackonet, and Mull Muslins ; Cambric
do ; col’d Florences ; paper hangings; Scis-
sors bi. Knives; assortment of Fancy Soap ;
Combs of all sizes ; Cotton Yarn, and Cotton
Butts, for Bed Quilts ; assortment "of Wading,
for Ladies’ coats. A general assortmentbof
Domestic Goods.‘ SMtTu SI. V.VtL'soN.

A NEW SUPPLY OF
Groceries, Crocker , &c.
JUST received, and for sale by the subscri-

bers, at the lowest prices. Among the as-
sortment may be, found the following article_s.
, GROCERIES:-——Brandy,Rum,Gin,Cor
dials, and Wines of all kinds ;, Whiskey ; Ale
and Porter;Loaf, lump and brown Sugar, and
Molasses; Box and Keg Raisins; Imported
Currants, Mace,Citron and Cloves .',Caraw-ay
Seed ; Wheat and Rye Flour; Teas, of all
kinds ; Coffee ; Alspice, Pepper,Ginger, Nut
megs and Cinnamon ; ground Nicquaragua
Wood,Logwood,Copperas, Allum and Indigo;
Vinegar; Lamp Oil ; Salt,Codftsh and Mack-
erel; Pork and Beef Hams ; Soap and Can-‘
dles ; Cheese and Crackers ;M ustard and On-
ions ; Rice; a general assortment of West In.-;
dia Fruit, &;c. &Lc. : - ,'
C'R,OCKERY:——-Consistiug of Liverpool,
enamelled, and cream-colored lVare, as fol-
lows :——Dining Plates,TwiflIers, Muffins,Tea
Setts and Teas,Coti'eePots andCofl'ees, Bowls
and Pitchers,Sugar B,oxes,Peppers,M ustards,
Bakers, Chambers, Ewers, Basins, &t.c.
GL,.£I.S'S-, WARE :—Decante'rs, Tumblers,
and Wine Glasses, of all kinds and sizes;
Mustards, Salts, quart, pint and halfpiut Bot-
tles, Vinegars, 8Lc. , _ .. -
H.AIRDWARE :-—Knives and Forks; Pen
and Pocket Knives; Razors; Steels;Sliovels
and Tongs; Spades laiid Shovels; Locks,
Hinges, and Screws, of various kinds ; Scis-
sors and Shears; Japan’d Lamps,Candlesticks
and Snttllers; Pewter Facits; block tin and
iron table and tea Spoons; Slates and Pen-
cils ; wood, saw and rattail Files; Sawmill

ry-combs, sad-irons and stands, cart-boxes,
spiders,tea-kettles, griddles,bellows-nails,l 0d,
8d, and 4d, cut nails, powder and shot, oil

\Veaver’sBrushes,Tooth Brushes,PasteBlack
tug, Quiunebaugs, &c, &c. -
F1.N'l)I.N' GS :-—Piucers, Nippers, Stamps,
Jiggers, Shoulder-Irons, Shoe-Keys, Ran-
Files, Ran Bre:tks,Cbanuel'Breaks, Punches,
Coco—Sticks, Edge Brushes, Varnish, Heel-
Ball, Russia Hairs, Sand-stones, Tacks, Eng-
lish Rubbers,Gum Arabic,Polish’d Hammers,
Rasps, Shottlder Sticks,-Awl-Hafts, Awls,and
Boot Webbing. BARTBAM $2. STREET.

Selling of at Cost.

HE subscribers are about removing from
the country, and offer to the public their
STOCK OF DRY-GOODS, GROCER-
IES, CROCKERY, &I.c. &.c. at reduced pri-
ces. PARROTT 8:. KIRK‘.

N.B. All persons havingvunsettled accounts
are requested to call and adjust the same.
_Sherwood’s Bridge, Jan. 27, 1825. 49

OTlCE.—The .n§1)al'ln8l‘Slllp heretofore
‘ existing unde,t',_t’he firm of Hopkins t,»
Barnum is dissolvgdrby mutual agreement.-
All persons indebted to said firm are request-
ed to make immediate payment.
- HOPKINS &r. BARNUM.
New Fairfield, Feb. 1, 1825. 1

OTICE.-—-The Subscriber having relin-
quished the tnercantile business in Ridg-
field,would in form his oldfriends and custom-
_ers that it has become indispensable that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended efi"ect,mueh cost and trouble
may be saved to them and myself. All per-
sons having any claims agaiu st me will please
to -present them for settlement. The subscri-
ber continues to carry on the Saddle, Harness,
Cap, and Tr-unk-Making business at his old
stand under the Masonic Hall,where all favors
will be gratefully acknowledged, 8:. all orders
promptly attended to. War. Cttocxen.
Ridg-field, Feb. 14, 18535. 5°ltf

‘ ANTED. TWOAPPRENTICES to
the Saddling business. ‘None need
apply but such as can be well recotntnended.
Wt1.1.t.uvt CROCKER.
Ridgfield, Feb. 14, 1825. 52tr

JUS'I‘ REC’D BY SMITH &. W-ILSON
HANDSOME assortment of Black SI.
Brown fig’d Gro dc Nap Silks. Also, an

elegant assortmtsut of Thread and Bobinett
Laces. Feb. 15

LOOK FOR CHEAP GOODS! !

VI‘HE Subscriber has received this day from

New-York a general assortment of Gro-
ceries, which he will sell for Cash at least 4
per cent cheaper than can be purchased else-
where. ‘ EDWIN Locxwooo.

Norwalk, Jan. 31, 1825. I 49

LOOK AT THIS! I

JUST rec’d and on sale by the subscriber

WHEAT FLOUR, by the hundred or
barrel; SPANISH SEGARS by the box ;
CRACKERS by tltequarter or hundred;——
GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER: MACKE-
REL. No.1 ;CODFISH, by quintal ; N-EV
PORK, &.c. A. NASH.

COTTON BATTING.
400 POUNDS COTTON BATTS of
pate by

a superior quality just received $1. for
Norwalk, February -21, 1825.

‘E. STEv_1=:ns.
53

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binetdogan assortment ofFancy Hdltfs.;— V

Aceive any orders in his line.

Files ; Gittiblets, Angers frotn 1-4 to 8-4; cur- ’

Stones, Horse ‘Brushes, White-wash Brushes, _

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SCQFIELD $1. CORKER; at the room
over t-he store of Street 8:. Jarnes, would
acknowledge their obligations to their friends
for the liberal eucouragetnent hitherto bestow-
ed on them, and solicit a c‘o'u'tinuan‘ce of fa-
vors. They have just received from New-
York_ the_la_test and most approved fashions
for COATS, FROCK-COATS, GREAT-
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS, &.c.
and no effort will be spared on ‘their part to
suit those’ who may favor them with their cus-
tom; l°** An assortment of the best of trim-
mings kept constantly on hand for the accom-

Imodation of customers. F '

Not-walk. November lst, 1824..
Tazlormg, _
. OLD ESTABLISHMENT. -
NOAH BAILEY informs his old friends
and customers that he continues his bu-
siness at his new Store, adjoining the store of
Street $1. James, and that he is ready to re-
His work will
be executed intbe best and most fashionable
manner.

WANTED, a boy 17 or 13 years ofage,
who has had some experience in the business,
to whom good encouragement will be given.

Norwalk, Nov. 8. ' 37

V NEW CASH STORE.

THE Subscriber,ol’f_ers for sale at his Store
East side the Bridge, at a small advance’

from Cost,_tbe_ following articles: ’
Cogniac and Cider Brandy; West India
and N. Rum; Holland and _Country Gin;
Spanish and American Segars; Ginger ;—
Young Hyson and Sonchong Teas; Paper
and Plug Tobacco ; Box Raisins ; Nutmegs ;
Mustard ; Coffee; Pepper; Pit'nento;‘Rice;

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‘L'oafSugar; St.Croix St. Havana dos; Pearl-

ash ; Candles, mould and dip’d ;'Salt ;Wbeat
Flour; Crackers; Box Soap‘; Sweet Oil ;—
Starch, &.c. with a general assortment ofDo-
mestic Goods, and Cotton Yarn of the first
quality, Blue and White, from No.4 to 18.
The Conklin Strengthening Plaster by the
gross, doz. or single, at reduced prices; with
a general assortment of,Hard-Ware, Paints,
Oil, Glass, Putty, &Lc. AARON NASH.
Norwalk, July 24, 1824.‘ 29

Goods, new, seasonable, and
cheap, of the best guailtty,
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.

5; ODFISH .81. CHEESE of the first qual-
ity for sale by the subscriber. Likewise old
CIDER BRANDY of a superior quality.
Joan BURRALL.
S6

Norwalk, Oct. 28.

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 Rum; Holland and P. Gin;
Madeira and CurrantVVine ; Rice ; Keg 8c
Box Raisins; Mace and Cloves; Soapand
Candles; Dye woods ; Allum SI. Copperas ;
Coffee; Lump Sugar; St. Croix, and New-
Orleans Brown Sugar; Codfish ; Indigo ;
Starch ;Plttg and smoking Tobacco; Ginger;
Alspice ; Chocolate ;Brimstone, 8Lc. &Lc.‘$Lc.

CROCKERY.

A handsome assortment of Liverpool En-
amelled and Glass Ware, v'iz.: blue printed
Plates; ‘blue and green edge, do ;Decanters;
Tutnblerifof all kinds and sizes ; enamalled

and blue inted Tea Pots ; do. Tea Setts ;
V/ash how '5; do. Ewers and Basins ; Vihegar
Crttits ; blue printed’ Bowls 8!. Milks, 8t.c. &t.c.
HARD lVARE.—-Wrought and cut nails ;
Knives and Forks ; Jack.&I. Penknives; Slate
pencils; "Wilson’s broad knives; butts and
screws; razors and straps; leather brushes;
steel tobacco boxes; do. snuff; stirup irons ;
shoe, scrubbing, 8:. weavers’ brushes; clothes
do. Jews harps; gimblets; shovels and spades;
hoes ; cttrry combs ; buttons ; screw bottom
caudlesticks ; combs; shoemakers’ pinchers,
rasps, awls, shoe tacks, awl blades, heel ball,
sand stones, quinebaug do. awl hafts, peg-
ging awl hafts, shoe knives, sand paper, &'.c.

GOODS for sale Cheap. ‘

PLOUGHS. .

TREET &. JAMES will keep on sale

through the season, a constant supply of
HITCHCOCK’S celebrated PATENT
PLOUGHS. at the Factory prices. Those
sold the past season have given general satis-
faction and they with much confidence re‘-

_ commend them to their friends autl farmers

in general. Feb. 15

MANUFACTURING, CARDING, AND
CLOTH~-DRESS"lNG. ,

THE Subscriber takes this method to in-

form his friends and the public in gener-
al that hehas experienced workmen and good
macltinery; that he will manufacture Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satiuetts, Flaunels, &.c.
at reasonable prices, or conditions, by the yd.
or on shares. Cardittg, 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.

18 ELIAS P1-:cx, Junr.
Greenwich, { Greenwich Factory.)June10.
SALT.

JUST received and for sale by the subscri-
' her 9200 bushels of coarse. heavy SALT—-
‘Likcwisc, FIRKIN BUTTER. of a superior
qnalilv, . Jmrx BURRALL. ‘
CO’l"I‘Ot\' B.-\'I"F_'l1VG-
A coustantsupply, first quality. Apply to
so A. NASH.
A MILLER WA_NT_ED to attend a Grist
Mill. Apply to John Reap. Jr.

3*

Norwalk,_F. M. River, March 5.

Likewise, a small assortment of DRY-_

 

STREET fir. JAMES ltavi‘ng;re‘cebll‘y "titli-
ded to" their stock ‘of DRY-GOODS},
their assortment at preseutconsists in part ot
the following GOODS, which they offer at
their usual low prices , . - _. -v _
Black, white, and green Frelich o‘rapts_;"--
green Gauze ; black, white, ‘aiid—.’fi’g’d Thulé
Lace"; Thread, Bobbinet, and',Cotton Laces §
Irish Linen,‘ Lawns, and Linen‘ Cambricsfi
Cambric, Juconet, Mull,’ and Book Muslins §
fig’d Book, Swiss,&. 'aIac_on'et do. ,~gre'en, blue;
straw, pink, and white Florences‘; blackand
brown Giro De Nap; black and white Silk.
Hose; black fig’d, at d plain Levantiue; India
and French blabk S’ to; black Sinchews and
Sarsnetts; 4-4&5-4 MerinoShat‘vls ; Cashmerd
bdkfs. ;Imitution do ; Silk, Valentia 815 Toil-
inet Vestings; purple and atrial: Shawls ;---'
black Canton, and Flagg hdkfs.;. light and
dark Calicoes ; fu'rnitu're cltintz, and curtain
Calicces ; assortment Bombazetts ;Ribbons;
brown cottoti Holland ; Plaid Silk hdkfs. ;--
‘Dimities; flue Sltittingsjassortment of Bed-
ticks; black, blue, and brown Linetts ;Bang-
up-Cord; Silk and Tabby Velvet ; Buckles
and Belts; ltid,beaver, $1. Silk Gloves ; Men's
buckskin do. ; black and white cotton Hose;
black and slate worsted do.; Suspenders ;--
American Ginghams and Checks; Russia
Sheetings and Diapers; small Shell Combs;
Super Blue, Black, and Olive BROAD-I
CLOTHS ; assortment low pric’d do ; blue,‘-_
mix’d, and striped Cassimeres ; assotttneut of
Flannels; bleached and unbleached Sheeting
and ‘Sbirting Mullins, &*.c. &t.c.' ,
ALSO, Their usual assortment of GRO-*‘-
CERIES. HaXRDWARE,8L CROCKERY.

Norvvalls Dispensary.

SIGN of the MORTAR-South oftheeridget
TFHE Public are respectfully informed that,

the Drug 8; Medicine Establishtnent of
Doctor M’Lean, (forrnerly»Dr. Hoyt’s) is re-
moved to the Bookstore 8:. Library South of
the Bridge. The business will_ hereafter be'_
conducted by the subscribers under the ftrtn of
PRICE 8:. IVPLEAN. It is their intention

to keep constantly for sale a eneral assort-

on the most reasonable terms ; and by partic-‘-
ular care in the selection of articles,and strict
attention to the compounding and prepara-
tion of medicine,-and to the business general-=
ly, to render it an establishment worthy ofthe‘
patronage ofthe public. The selection, cont-
pounding, and preparation, will be under the‘
immediate direction ofDr. M’Lean.

The BOOKSELLING 8:. BINDING bu-
siness will be contiuued_as, usual, at the saute
store by P. Price. P. Pt'ttc'r’»:. _

Join: A. tl/I’LrcAtr.

:l\‘VANTED—An active intelligent BOY,
‘ frotn 14 to 15 years of age. Apply to‘
P. Ptttct-;..

P‘OR SALE, at Pttblic Auc-

tion, on the premises, out
Tltt1rsday,§Z4th'iust. at 9. o’clock
_ _ P. M. the Dwelling-House,Barn
and six acres of land adjoining, now occu-
pied by the subscriber.‘ C On the premises
is an excellent Mill Seat, and there is a well
of good water near the door. The dwelling-
bouse is new and is situated about two miles
east of New Canaan Meeting-house,’ and 4

 

pat-ticularsinqnire of HENRY Cnanmrsas.
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscri-

ber are requested ,'to settle their accounts im-

mediately. New Canaan, March 1. Q

’l‘HE Court of Probate. for the district of
Stamfo rd, hath limited six ntonths from
this date for the creditors of the estate of El-
vzathan Husted, to exhibit their claims against
said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit:
their claims wiihiu said time will be debarred
a recovery. NANCY I-losTr.n,
WM. H. HOSTED.

Stamford, March 1, 18%.

SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED. ,

A Person who can come well recommend-

. ed,is wanted to take chargepfa School in
the lower part ot Quaker Ridge District.

OBADIAH i\'le.u>, School Comm.

Greenwich, March 2, 189.5. Q44
‘V O'I‘lCE.—'I‘he Co-Partnership of the
1 subscribers under the firm of Iiockwellg-‘
Jac.’cson,is this day dissolved by mutual agree-
ment. ‘ All persons having demands against
said firm are requested to present their claims
for settlement. Tuo’s. H. Rocxwarm,

~, HENRY JACKSON.

Ridgfield, March I, 1825. 2

The Cabinet and Chair making business
will be continued by the subscriber at his old
stand, who has on hand Household Furniture
cfall descriptions, which he offers for sale on
as good terms as can be obtained in Ridgfield
or elsewhere. _ 'I‘tro’s. H. Rocxwsu.

1

. HE Partnership existing betweeuReuben
R. Finch and Joseph Brush, under the
firm of Finch 8; Brush will be dissolved on

accounts against the firm are requested to pre-
sent tbem ; and all those having unsettled ao-
cotmts are requested to make immediate pay-
ment. The business will hereafter be con-
ducted by Joseph and Benjainin Biush,und_et
the firm of J. 3' B. b’r'u.s'h. . '
Grcentvich, March 1, I895. . 1

}:)UBLIC_ NOTICE is herebygivetttlia
-the partnership heretofore‘ existing be-
tween Samuel Raymond 8t. Nathan S. Com-

and Samuel -Raymond having taken Seymour
Comstock ittto purtnersltip, the business as
formerly will be conducted under-to firm of
Rag/moud 8; Camsloclr. <_" y 

New Canaan, Saucer. Rntvtotvn. -.

» Feb. 19, 189.5. NAT!-IAN S.Cb1usToc1:

FOR SALE,,, _: — ‘

BY order ofthe Hon. C_'_ourt: ofP_roltate for

Stamford district, at'.—Pubjic‘Attction,"on.
Thursday the 24th of March, at_',.two—o’clo'£:}_{.;.
afternoon, so much of the real estate ofDr'zi_i_iéI«'

the sum_of I455 Q9-I00 dollars, with incidegn-
tal charges of sale. . DAt\'1F.LLYO_N,J r. Ex,ec’r.

Greenwich, March 1, 1325. 

 

 
 
 

ment ofthe best DRUGS 3!. MEDICINES, I

1-9.,miles from Norwalk Bridge. -For further .

E Adm"r$' '
E2

the 15th of inst. March. "All persons having.

stock, undertlte firm of Raymond 8,’ ..Comstock.‘_ .-
is by tnutual agreement this day dissolved ;---~ ‘-

L on late.ofGreenwicb. de§‘»’d, as will r2i'tIs*e"'
3/ 9 . . ,