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Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance.
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~ ACCOMMODATIO ETS.
To soil from the Lgzttbling of H oyts &- Co.
,_ ./N/'c=:-7*—~i'5’1'crlIr, for Pebk-Slip, .New- York. _
ON Tuesday, Qfld inst. the Norwallt Lme
, of Packets will comihence' running ac-
cording to their usual snminer arrangernents,
the Ci'rtzi~:N, Capt. Brown, leaving Norwzilk
through the season on Tuesdays, and return-
iugon Saturdays; the IVIECHANIC, Captain
Hoyt, on Thursdays, and rettirning on 'I‘ties-
days ; and the Saamx, Captain Dasltam, on
Saturdays, and returning on Thursdays.
V For freight or passage apply oti board, or
‘ Ht)Y'.l‘S 8t. Co.
‘N'orwalk, March 14, 1825.
-r-', FOR SALE—'I‘he Dwelliiig-
‘ house, Barn, and Mill, now
 . occupied by Mr. Abel Beebe,
situated about 9. miles ftii. Nor-
The
house is in good repair. The mill is now us-
ed as it Grist Mill, but is very advantageously
situated for carrying on almost any kind of
manufacturing business, having a good head
of- water. It is believed that the advantages
of its situation for carrying on the business of
paper making are unsurpassed-in the county.
There is about an acre oflaud belonging to
the premises, on which is an excellent garden.
The above propetty, if not disposed of before
Thursday, the 31st day ofMarcli, will then be
sold at Public Auction, at2 o,cloclt, P. M. at
the house of Mr. Hezekiah Vllliitlock.
WiL1.iAitt JESUP.
Nnrwalk, llI:trcll I4. 189.5. 3

I ‘ 0 he sold :itVentttte,oiiTliurs-

(lay, 31st of March, inst. at 1
o’clock,P.‘.\I. a convenient dwell-
,. . lin -hotise and seventeen acres
of land, lying in Ritlgefield, one mile sotttii of
the Meeting-house, oti the road to Norwalk.
Said place has a good garden, and a ‘variety
of apple and peach trees which just begin to
bear. A good title will be given. Condi-
tions made known at time and place ofsale.

_ SAIVZUEL ST. Jontv.
Ridgelield, March 8, tt:~25. 3*3w

FOR SALE,

A small Farm lying in the
town ofNew Canaan about
one mile South of the meeting-
, -,,__ house, on the road leading to
Five Mile River and Rings End Landing.—
-Said Farm contains about 30 acres of Latid,
with a good House, Bani, and Cider-mill
standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor-
tioned witli orchard, meadow, plough, pasture
and woodland; is well watered, and a fine

stand for a tiiecliauic.

MERCY IIANFORD.
OR SALE——A GIG and HARNESS—
lnqtiire of MERCY HANFORD.
New-Canaan, Warch 1st.

VALUABLE FARM for

SALE in the township of
Greenwich, 3 miles from two
~ - public Landings: a good Hotise
wel finished, 9 Burns, and about 70 acres of
well proportioned Land-——pleiity of Meadow,
well feticed—-tiot one red of rail fence on the
f:trm—a well of never failing water near the
House. The Farm will recommend itself:——
payments made easy. If not sold the House
will he to Let. Isaac HOLLY-

Greenwich, March 8, 18925. 8

TO BE RENTED for otie

year at Public Veiidne, on
Tliursday,tlie 31st of iust.;Vlarcli,
 ,..,s-.,__ at one o’clock, P. M. about 15
ticres ot Land with a Dwelling-house, Barn,
and other buildings tliereoii,situate about 8-4
ofa mile from Saugatuck Bridge, on the east
side ofthe River, late the residence ofhlajor
./1lbertC/tapma7t,&. now belongs to his VVid_ow.
Also, at the same time will be sold 1 Chaise
and Harness, 1 Cow, 1 Heifer,antl a miniber
ofarticles of Hotiseliold Furniture, &t.c. be-
longing to said ‘Widow. Said Vendue will
beheld at said Dwelling house. Cotiditions
made known at said time.

SETH TA'vr.oti., Agent for sd. Widow.

Saugattick, March 14, 1825. *3

FOR SALE, »
SMALL FARM lying in
the town ofNorth-Salem, a
few rods East of the Meeting-
_, ,. ,_,__ House. Sd. Farm contains about
So acres of Land, on which is :1 Grist-Mill 82.
Saw-Mi|l—-Dwetliug-liouse, Barn, and an ex-
cellent Orchard. For ftirtlier particulars call
on DAVID SEAMAN, of New-York, or
Witt. Howe.
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Ridgfield, Feb. 17. 1825.

FOR SALE,
DWELLING HOUSE and Barn,near-

ly new, and fifteen acres ofLand adjoiti-

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 22 miles south of Norwalk

.Bridge, and within 80 rods of high water

mark. It will be sold low and an indispur-

able title given. Inquire ofthe subscriber liv-

ing on the premises. Joan By-xm.;E_
Norwalk, Jan. 24, 13°25. 43

, A SADDLER WANTED.
HE subscriber having a Saddler’s Shop,
‘ situated in the centre ofthe town ofStani-
ford, being an old established stand for busi-
ness, wishes to rent it to a good workman for
one or more years frotn the 1st ofApril. For
further particulars apply to A. DAVENPOW1‘.
Stamford, March 7, 18:25. 3‘

 

 

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VALUABLE MEDICINE I’0R‘COUGI'IS
AND CONSU'.V'lP'I‘IONS.
V BE high reputation that ANm~:nsotv’_s
COUGH Doors and Pl-ICTDRAL ‘Pow-
DERS have gained for Coughs andiother af-
fections ofthe breast and,‘ lungs leading to
consumption, renders it un,ne‘(_:eS.53|‘»_Y 10 53)’
mttch in recomniending them to the public,
as no stronger proofof their "possessing uti-
common virtues could be given than will be
found by reading the certificates accoiiip§tiy-
ing each bottle, given by those of the first re-
spectability, wlioliave used them in cases of
long standing ; anti some of them, where
their physicians had given them up as past
recovery,have been entirely restored by the
use oftliisniedicitie. The fact that they have
now been in use six years, and that the de-
mand the present season has been much,
greater than at any former period is also a
strong argument in their favour. Thous-
ands liave shortened their days by neglecting
Coughs when first attacked, which have soon
terminated in a seated Consumption, and pro-
ved fatal. '-7Scarcely a case of Colds. C()ughs!
Pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want
of sleep arising from debility, or even Coti-
stitiiptioiis but may be relieved bya timely
use of this Healing Balsam. Each Dollar
Bottle of this medicine contains about 40 dos-
es, which proves them to be a cheap medicine
considering their virtues.

For the further satisfaction of the public,
the followingcet tificates are ofi'er’d for perusal.
NEW CERTIFICATES.

Mr. J. Mt-11.1.1-:N: Sir——Ifyou think the fol-
lowing statement of my case worth publish-
ing. yoti are at liberty so to do. I, the sub-
scriber, do hereby certify, that about the mid-
dle ofAugtist, 1892!, I was seized with a vio-
lent paiti in my breast which terminated in 8
or 10 days in an ulcer or abcess which dis-
ch argcd a vast quantity of matter attetided
with a violent cough and spitting blood,this
continued until sotne time in Novetiiber fol
lowing. In the interim new ulcers gathered
and discharged‘; which reduced me very fast.
Iiiiade application to the physicians but to
no effect: by the above mentioned time, No-
vember, I was reduced to the last stage of
earthly existence, when I heard of‘ Ander-
son’s Cough Drops,’I accordingly purchased
and tirade use of tlteiii, which soon gave me
relief,and after taking them regularly about
three months, to the astonisliment of all my
neiglibors,I gained my health and soundness;
therefore I feel in duty bound to say that I
believe said Drops to be the best medicine
that was ever introduced itito the world for
complaints ofthe lttngs. JOSHUA BLODGET.

Btrrlonville, October 1828.

This is to certify that the subscriber was
brought very low by spitting blood, httendcd
with a cough and catarrh, and that nothing
afibrded tiie real relief utitill commenced
taking Auderson’s Cough Drops, the use of
which were the means in the hand of God of
restoring me again to a comfortable state of
healtli.——Aud I do further certify that the
wife of Mr. Nathan Huntington, living in the
same place was afllicted with a verybad cough
for a number ofyears, and in 1893 she was
reduced so low that it was thought she must
soon be in her grave, as she was scarcely able
to walk from her bed to the fire, when she
commenced taking Andei'son’s Cough Drops
the use of which, in a short titne so far restor-
ed her, that she was soon able to do a good
day's work. I,_can cheerfully recommend this
medicine to the public. PHILO Jonson,
Pastor ofthe Church in Ashford, (Con.)

flshford, Sept. 25, 189.4. 3 6m

For Sale by S. ST. JoHN,Norwalk, anti
by tnost Druggists in the United States.

BRASS 8L WOODEN CLOCKS cleaned
and repaired, at short notice. For
Sale, IVooden Clocks, of-,the best quality.—
Boot and Shoe Kits made to any pattern, and
Guns repaired in the best manner.
Sm46 Itu HOYT, Norwalk,
(1 mile from the Bridge,east side the river.)

_JEWELRY, &c.
FREDERICK REED, Clock 8; Watch
alter, has just received from N. York,
(on commission) a handsome assortment of
Jewelry, and other Goods, viz.: Gold Seals,
and Keys; Finger Rings; Breaches; Ear
Rings, and drops set in briliants; Coral and
Topaz ; andjett Mourning Drops; and fine
gold Ear VVires; double atid single case Sil-
ver VVatclies , Likewise‘, a variety of pattern
Silk, steel, and common Chains; Seals and
Keys; silver, steel top, and open top Thim-
bles; a great assortment of patent ground
Glasses, and comtnoii do. All the above
Goods will be sold low for CASH.
Clocks and Watches repaired at the short-
notice.
Not-walk, January 24, 1825.

FOR SALE, .

SMALL FARM ofzibout 65 Acres, ly-

ing in the town of Wilton, a little south
of Bald Hill, so called, about one quarter ofa
mile from the main road leading front Ridge-
ficld to Norwalk ; well proportioned into
Meadow, Plow, Pasture and "Y00ti Land.——
Also, about one quarter or a mile frotn it, ftii.
8 toj.10 acres of good Wood Land. Payments
tnade easy. For further particulars inquire
of SAMUEL CHURCH or Amos SMITH.

Ridgefield, Feb. 26, 1825. 1

GOOD Journeyman BLACKS-MITI-I
is wanted, and would meetwitli liberal
encouragement by calling on the subscriber
living near the Meeting-hoiise in Ridgfield.
CALEB Gttoiuittotv.
Ridgfield, March 4, 1895. &’.*4w

1 LOPED from my bed and board, withoti
any just cause or provocation, my wife
Charlotte Dattchy. This is to forbid all per-
sons harboring or trusting her on my account,
as I will pay no debts of her contracting after
this date. JEREMIAH D.uJcmr.
South-Salem, March 8, 1825. 3*

THIRD AND LAST CALL.
A-LL PERSONS having accounts with

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the Subscriber ofniore than one year’s-—

standing are requested to call and settle them

by the first day of April next or they must ex--_
’ to such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor

' him with commands.

PETER Husvren.

pcct cost.
3

Stamford, -March 3,1895.

A NEW SUPPLY OF
Groceries, Crockery, bee.
JUST received, and for sale by the subscri-

bers,. at the lowest prices. Among t_he as-
sortnietit may be’found the fol-lowing articles.

‘GROCEliIES2'—Brandy, Rtitn, Gin,Cor‘
dials, and Wines of all kinds ; Whiskey ; Ale
and Porter;Loaf, ltmip and brown Sugar, and
Molasses; Box and Keg Raisins; Iriiported
Ctirraiits, Mace,Citron and Cloves ;Cara_way
Seed ; Wheat and Rye Flour; _Teas, of all
kinds; Coffee ; Alspice, Pepper,Ginger, Nut '
megs and Cinnamon ; ground Nicqtiaragtia
Wood,Logwood,Copperas, Allum and Indigo;
Vinegar; Lamp Oil; Salt,Codfisit and Mack-
erel ; Pork and Beef Hams; Soap and Can-
dles ; Cheese and Cr_ack_e_rs ;Mustard and On-
ions ; Rice; a general assortment of West Iti-
(lia Fruit, &t.c. $2.0. . , , _ _

' CROCKERY:-—Consistiiig ofLiverpool,
enanielled, and cream-colored Ware, as fol-
lows :—-Dining Plates,TwitIlers, Muflins,Tea
Setts and Teas,Cofl'eePots andCofi'ees, Bowls
anti Pitchers,Sugar Boxes,Peppers,Mustards,
Bakers, Chambers, Ewers, Basins, &zc.

GL.£1.S'S- WJRE :-—Decanters, Tumblers,
and Wine Glasses, of all kinds and sizes;
Mustards, Salts, quart, pint and half pint Bot-
tles, Vinegars, $1.0.

- HJIRIJW./IRE :-—Knives and Forks; Pen
and Pocket Knives; Razors; Steels ; Shovels
and Tongs; Spades and Shovels; Locks,
Hinges, and Screws, of various kinds; Scis-
sors and Shears; Japzin’d Lamps,Candlesticks
and Snuffers; Pewter Facits; block tin and
iron table and tea Spoons; Slates and Pen-
cils ; woo-.1, saw and rattail Files; Sawmill
Files ; Gimblets, Angers from 1-4 to 8-4; cur-
ry-conibs, sad-irons and stands, cart-boxes,
spiders,tea-kettles, griddles,bellows-nails,l0d,
8d, and 4d, cut nails, powder and shot, oil
Stones, Horse Brushes, White-wash Brushes,
Weaver’sBrushes,Tooth Brushes,PasteBlack-
ing, Quinnebaugs, 8Lc, &.c.

FINDIJV GS :—Piiicers, Nippers, Stamps,
Jiggers, Shoulder-Irons, Shoe-Keys, Rati-
Files, Ran Bre:tks,ChannelBreaks, Punches,
Coco-Sticks, Edge Brushes, Varnish, Heel-
Ball, Russia Hairs, Sand-stones, Tacks, Eng-
lisii Rtibbers,Gum Arabic,Polisli’d I‘I.iinmers,

,-Rusps, Shoulder Sticks, Awl-Hafts, Awls,and

Boot: Webbing. BARTRAM 82. STREET.

OTICE.—The Subscriber having relin-
qtiislied the mercantile business in Ridg-
lield,would inform his old friends and custom-
ers that it has become iiidispensalile that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended effect,mucb cost and trouble
may be saved to tlierii and myself. All per-
sons having any claims against me will please
to present them for settlement. The subscri-

ber coiititiues to carry on the Saddle, Harness,

Cap, and '.I‘i‘ut'tlt-lllakitig business at his old
stand under the Masonic Hall,“ here all favors
will be gratefully acknowledged, $1. all orders
promptly attended to. Win. CROCKER.
Ridgfield, Feb. 14, 189.5. 5~2tf

ANTED. TWO APPRENTICES to
the Saddli-ig business. None need
apply but such as can be well reconitnended.
Wi1.Li.uit CROCKER.
Ridgfieltl, Feb. 14, 1895. 59tf

CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.

SIXTH CLASS—-NEW SERIES. ~
To be drawn on the 192th of./fipril, 1825.

SCHEME.

1 Prize of 36,000 is 38,000

1 “ 1,000 “ 1,000

I " 688 “ 638

I “ 500 “ 500

e “ 200 “ 1,200

23 “ 100 “ 92,300
55 “ 25 “ 1,400
196 “ 12 “ 2,359
1,890 “ 6 “ 11,340

 

TICKETS for sale at PRICE’S Oflice
South ofthe Bridge.

N. YORK LITERATURE LOTTERY.
To be drawn on the 6th of flpril next.

ORDERS for Tickets and Shares still
received, and all necessary information given
as above. Nortvalk, March 14.

DISSOLUTION.—1‘lie partnership for-
inerly existing under the firm of Smith
Sfflfnapp, in Stamford, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the 7th day ofApril last.
WM. Krupp, 4th,
PE'I‘I-ZR. SMITH, 3d.
Stamford, March 8, 1825. '

All persons having unsettled accounts
with said firm are requested to call and settle
them by the first day of April next, with Pe-
ter Smith, 3d. 3*

ONE CENT REWARD.

ANAWAY from the subscriber on the
night of the 10th inst. Smith Castle, an
indented apprentice to the Chair 81. Cabinet
Making bnsiness.—All persons are forbid har-
boring or trusting said boy on my accotint.——
Whoever will return hirii to tiie, shall receive

the above reward but no charges.

SAMUEL HAWLEY.
Rirlgefieltl, March 11. 18925. 3

VIV HE Court of Probate for the district of
Statnford, hath limited 7 months from
tliisfid-ate for the creditors to the estate of
John Hoyt, late of Stamford dec’d, to exhibit
their claims against said estate. Those who
do not exhibit their claims within said time,
(properly attested) will be debarred a legal
recovery. VViLLt.uit HOYT, Ad ,
LEANDER Hov'r,I m rs‘
Stamford, March 7, 18925. ‘ 3

J. FRANCIS-—SURGEON DENTIST
121C'hatham-st. corner of Pearl Street, JV. Y
 (LATE or EUROPE.)

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen-

tleinen 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 Tonic Wash, to cure the Scur-
vy in the Gums, and to fasten loose teeth ;—-

'%z. it preserves those that are carious fr.decay.

Frotii a practice of many years, with tiiucli
success, he hopes to give general satisfaction

 
 

 

 
 

 

New Goods. , _ _
STREET & JAMES having recently;ad-
‘(led to, their stock of DRY-GOODS,_
their assortment. at presentconsists in part of
the following GOODS, which they offer at
their usual low prices :— . .= _ .
Black, w.__liite,-and green French Crape ;-
green Gauze ; black, white, and_fig’d- Thule
Lace ; Thread, Bobhinet, and .Cdtt.on Laces;
Irish Linen, Lawns, and Linen,Ca_m,brics;
Cambric, Jaconet, Mull, and Book Muslins ;
fig’d Book, Swiss,&'. Jaconet do.; green, blue,4
straw, pink, and white Florences ; black and
brown Gro De Nap ; black and _white Silk-
Hose; black fig’d, and plain Levantine; India
and French black Satin ; black_Sinchews and
Sarsnetts; 4-4&5-4 MeritioShawls ; Cashmere
hdkfs. ; Imitation do ; Silk, Valentia 8t. Toil-
iift Vestings; purple and cliintz Shawls ;—
black Canton, and Flagg hdkfs.; light and
dark Calicoes ; furniture cliiiitz, and curtain
Calicoes ; assortment Bo_mbazetts ;Ribbons;
brown cottoti Holland ; Plaid Silk lidkfs. ;—
Dimities; fine_Shiitings; assortment of Bed-
ticks; black, blue, and brown Linens ;Bang-
up-Cord; Silk and Tabby Velvet; Buckles
and Belts; kid, beaver, 8:. Silk Gloves ; Men’s
buckskin do. ;_ blac_k_and__white cotton Hose;
black and slate worsted do. ;, Suspenders ;—
American Gingliams and Cheeks; Russia
Slieetings and Diapers; small Shell Cotubs;
Super Blue, Black, and Olive BROAD-
CLOTHS; assortment low pric’d do ; blue,
niix’d, and striped Cassimeres;assortment of
Flannels; bleached and unbleached Sheeting
and Sliirting Muslins, &.c. &.c. j _- .
ALSO, Their usual assortment of GRO-
CERIES, H ARD WARE,&t. CROCKERY.

I\"ew G-oods—C'heap, Hand-

some, and Fashionable,

-UST rec’d frotu N. York-—w_ell adapted to

the present season—and will be sold on

terms that will please purchasers. Please call
at the new Store of JAMES MALLORI.

VAIL «S; REED,

VAVE just received, and offer for sale, at

- No.18, MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. a val-
uable and extensive assortnient of FANCY
GOODS, of the most recent Paris fashions,
which they are offering to their custotners at
reduced prices.

50 long white Merino Shawls front 58 to $30.

20 square do. with scarlet borders

do. with palm leaf

1 Box black $1. scarlet Long Merinoes

1 box black, white and scarlet square do

1000 yds black fig’d Gros-de-Nap and Gros-
dc-Ere Silks, superior patterns.

1500 yds colored Gros de Nap, comprising an
extensive assortment,

400 yds plain stotit black Gros dc Nap Silks

10 boxes Gros de Etc Handkerchiefs

100 Oinbra Dress Handkerchiefs

500 yds super plain French black Levantine

2000 yds Bombazine,very fine, from 33 to 83

1000 yds select Calicoes for retailing, of su-
perior fabric and style.

/1130, on hand, an extensive assortment of
STAPLE GOODS, which will be sold to
their custouiers at redticed prices. All or-
ders froiii the country executed at the short-
est tiotice, at 18 Maiden Lane, JV‘. Y. 3

AN'I‘ED—An active intelligent BOY,
from 14 to 15 years of age. Apply to
\ . P. PRICE.

LOOK FOR CHEAP GOODS! !

THE 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 chea per than can he purcliased else-
wliere. Enwm Locxwoon.

Norwalk, Jan. 31,1825. 49

.LOOK AT THIS! !

US'I‘ rec’d and on sale by the subscriber
WHEAT FLOUR, by the hundred or
barrel; SPANISH SEGARS by the box ;
CRACKERS by the quarter or hundred;-
GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER: l'l’lACl{l~.‘_-
REL, No. 1 ;CODFISH, by quitital ;NEW

PORK, &‘.c. A. NASH.

COTTON BATTING.
 POUNDS COTTON BATTS of
sale by

a superior quality just received 53 for
Norwalk, February 9.1, 1895.

E. STEVENS.
-59’.
JUS'I‘ REC’D BY SMITH 8:. WILSON

HANDSOME assortment of Black 8!.
Brown fig’d Gro dc Nap Silks. Also, an
elegant assortment of Thread and Bobinett

Laces. Feb. 15

ISSOLU’.I‘ION.—The partnership here-
tofore existing between the subscribers,
tinder the firm oflames 8; Henry M’1ntyre,i s
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAMES I\1’IN'rYrtE,
_ HENRY M’IN'ritite.
Darien, Marcli 8, 1825. 8*
WANTED,
A SCHOOL TEACHER in the Coscob
Upper Landing District. One with the
requisite qualifications and good recommen-
dations will meet with good encouragement
and immediate employ. Inquire of
BENJAMIN PAGE.
Greenwich,(CoscobUpperLanding) March 9.

THE CHURCHMAN’S MAGAZINE,

SOMETIME since announced by a Pros-

pectus, is now in the Press of Messrs.
Starr $1. Niles, Middletown, and will be pub-
lished the first week in April. ' All who may
be in possession of subscription papers are
earnestly requested to make returns of them
as soon as possible ; either to the Editor at
Chesire, or the Printers at Middletown. Ten
per cent. will be allowed to Agents who shall
become responsible for the subscribers which
tlieymay obtain. As the work is put so very
low, a punctual compliance with the condi-
tions in the prospectus will be expected.

"~_V T. BRONSON, Editor.

N OTIC,E.—Wanted immediately twojour-

neynien CARPENTERS, to Whom lib-
eral eucouragement will be given. Also waitr-
ed, a smart, active buy, 15 or 16 years ofage,
to serve at the above btisitiess. Apply im-
mediately to DANIEL Toucan. -

Wilton, March 13th, 18%. 3-

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- ‘‘C0FIELD*&t coRKeR,~at the room

.COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS, &.c.

.e.‘ ‘ ‘_

t?oi_;.. i’t.'—tI;_-No.,s. ,

Ta’zlorm.ga—LaZB3t F dshzonst

. ._over the store of Street .31." James, wflllld
acknowledge their obligations to their friends‘
for tlieliberal encouragement hitherto bestow.’
ed on them, and solicit »a coiitinuanee of fan
vors-. -Tliey -have just received from New.
York zthelatest and most approved, fashilons
for‘C.0ATS, FROCK-COATS, GREAT-

and no 8,IR)l'I.\,lVlII be spared on theirpart to
suit those vtllo'uiay.fav.or them with their cus-
totri. ‘; An assortment of thebest oftrima
niings kept constantly on hand for the accom-
modation of_ciistoniers. ,. , =
_ 'N01:1Valk. November 1st, 1824.
, , ,Tail0rzng, _
-'2 OLD ESTABLISHMENT. , .
OAH S. BAILEY itifornis his old friends
and customers that he continues his bu‘-
_siness at_ his new Store,. adjoining the store of
Street fit. James, and that he is ready to re-
ceive any orders in hisline. His work will
be executed in the best and most fashionable
manner. ,
WANTED, a boy 17 or 18 years ofage,
who has had some experience in the business,
to whom good encouragement will be given.
Norwalk. Nov. 8. 37

Goods, new, seasonable, and
‘cheap, of the best quality,

US'I‘ received at the new painted Sltll't'.’.t’.fiSi
side ofthe Bridge, by E. B. BENAN ETT,
who is ready to serve his custoniris to the arc-
ticles in the DRY-GOOD. GROCERY, on
CROCKERY LINE,usually kt-‘pI._IIl a Cotin-
try Store. He hasjust returned fiom New-
York with a general assortment, which he
intends to sell as cheap as the cheapest.-

NEW CASH STORE. _ .
HE Subscriber offers for sale at his Store
East side the Bridge, at a small advance
from Cost, the following artit les: , ,
Coguiac and Cider Brandy; “Test India
and N. Rtini; Holland and Country Giu;,
Spanish and American Segais; Gmger;-
Young Hyson and Soucliong Teas ; Paper
and Ping Tobacco; Box Raisins; Nutntegs ‘;
IVIustard_; Coffee; Pepper; Pimento; Rice;
LoafSugar; St.Ctoix 8:. Havana do.; Pearl-
ash ; Candles, mould and dip’d ;Salt ; VVlieat
Flour; Crackers; Box Soap ; Sweet Oil ;.._
Starch, &.c. with a general assortnieiit ofDo-
niestic Goods, and Cotton Yarn of the first
quality, Blue and White, from No.4 to 18.
The Conltlin Strengthening Plaster by the
gross, doz. or single, at reduced prices; with
a general assortment ofHard-Ware, Paints,
Oil, Glass, Putty, &Lc. AARON NASH,
Nortrallt, July Q1-,18".74. 22

JOHN BURRALL

HAS LATELY received a new supply of

Groceries, Hard Ware, and Croc/rery,
which are offered to the public at prices uliich
will conipensate the ptiichttser for calling.—-
The following articles are but apart:

GROCERIES.

Cogniac Brandy ; St. Croix, N. England
and Jaiiiaica Rum; Holltirid and P. Gin;
Matleira and Currant Wine ; Rice ; Keg 32-,
Box Raisins; Mace and Cloves; Soap and
Candles; Dye woods ; Alluiu fir. Copperas;
Coffee; Lump Sugar; St. Croix, and New-
Orleans Brown Sugar; Codlish; Indigo;

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a

Alspice ; Chocolate ;Britnstoue. &Lc. btc. &t.c.
CROCKERY. '

A handsome assortment of Liverpool’En-
ainelled and Glass VI/are, viz.: blue printed
Plates; blue and green edge, do ;Decanters;
Tutiiblers, of all kinds and sizes ; enamalled
and blue printed Tea Pots ; do. Tea Setts;
Wash bowls; do. Ewers and Basins; Vinegar
Cruits; blue printed Bowls 8L Milks, Ste. &c.

HARD IVARE.—VVrou_ght-anti cut nails;
Knives and Forks ; Jack &. Penknives; Slate
pencils; Wilson’s broad knives; butts and
screws; razors and straps; leather brushes;
steel tobacco boxes; do. snuff; stirtip irons ;
shoe, scrubbing, 8; weavers’ brushes; clothes
do. Jews harps; gimblets ; shovels and spades;
hoes; ctirry couibs; buttons; screw bottom
candlesticks ; combs; shoetnakers’ pinchers,
rasps, owls, shoe tacks, awl blades, heelball,
sand stones, quinebaug do. awl liafts, peg-
ging awl liafts, shoe knives, sand paper, 8z.c.

Likewise, a small assortment of DRY-..
GOODS for sale Cheap.

MANUFACTURING, CARDING, AND
CLOTH—DRESSING.

THE Subscriber takes this method to in-

form his friends andthe public in gener-
al that he has experienced workmen and good
machinery ; that he will manufacture Broad
Cloths, Cassinieres, Satinetts, Flannels, &.c.

or on s-hares. Cardiiig, Fulling, Dying, and
Finishing dotie for custoniers atall seasons of
the year. Goods will be sold at reasonable
prices by the piece or yard.
16 ELIAS PECK, Junr.
Greenwich, (Greenwich Factory,) Junelo.

SALT.
JUST received and for sale by the subscri-
ber Q00 bushels of coarse, heavy SALT-
Li/cewisc, FIRKIN BUTTER, of a superior
quality. Jomv BURRALLL‘
COTTON BATTING.

A constantsupply, first quality. Apply to

* 50 ‘ A. NASH.
ODFISH 8L CHEESE of the first qual-
ity for sale by the sttbscriber. Likewise old
CIDER BRANDY of a superior quality.
Jomv BURRALL.

Norwalk, Oct. 28. S6

V[‘HE Court of Probate for the district of

Stamfo rd, hath limited seven months fr.
this date for the creditors of the estate of El-
nalhan Husted, late of Greenwicli, deceased.

Those who neglect to exhibit their claims
Witliiu said time will be debarreda recovery.
NANCY HUSTED, v Ad ,.

WM. _A. HUs'ri:n. « m '3'

Greenwicli, Feb. 24th, 1825. " 3

CLOVER ‘SEED just. received andfifb:
Sale by J OHN BURRALL.
Not-walk, January 15,1825. 47

Starch ;Plug and smoking Tobifcco; Ginger;

at reasonable prices, or conditions, by the yd. -

to exhibit their claims againsttsaid estate‘.-—— .