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Quarterly. .Mail subscribe'rs in advairce.
_ Anvicn'i‘r§i:.\ti:>tTs,_less than ‘a square, 75
tents; asqtlai'e, $1 do‘: for three insertions.
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st... Watch-]lIaIcing,Jewelry8;-
r'Si£ver-Smith Establishment.
-at co.

OULD Iirform
the public that
they have commenced
the above business at

, the STORE adjoining

. Messrs.Street8IJarncs,

I -2‘ - where they will keep

. - , constantly on hand a

' eneral as ortnrent of Silver Table and Tea

ppoons, Sugar Tongs, Cream 8:. Salt Spoons,

Gold Watch Seals, Keys. Slides 3|‘ld'R_|0§5i

Ladies’ Ear Ornaments, Finger . Ritigsr

Broac|res,8r.c. Silver mounted Spectacles With

White and green glasses, Steel do. and cases,
Coral Beads’,“Thimbles, Scissors, 82c. togeth-

er with an assortment of Gilt Watch Seals,

Keys, and—Trinkets. ‘ ' -

Silver English 8L French WATCHES.

_ -_ Spoons, Masonic Medals, Notarial Seals,

8z;c. made and engraved in the -neatest inan-

ner and ‘at short notice.
.-CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully re-

 

. paired and warranted.

. CASH, and,the highest pricepaid for_ old
GOLD and SILVER. _
.'*** WANTED, a JOURIV EYMAN SIL-
VERSM1TH,who can be well reconirriended.
_ Norwallt, April 18, 1825. 3

. ‘OLD LINE. .
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ACCOMMODATION PACKETS, -
To sail’ front the Landing of Hoyts 8; Co.
. .N'orwaIlr, for Peck-Slip, New-York. .

N Tuesday, 2211 inst. the Norwalk Line
‘of Packets will commence running ac-
cording to their usual suin_mer arrarigernents,
the CITIZEN, Capt. Brown, leaving-Norwalk
through the season on Tuesdays, and-return-
ing on Saturdays ; the MECEIANIC, Captain
Hoyt, on '-I‘h‘ursdays, andirettrrning on Tues-
days ; and the-SAEINA, Captain Daskant, on
Saturdays, and returning on Thursdays.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
at the store of . HoxTs.8L Co.
. Norwalk, March 14, 1825. .

LINE OF‘ PACKETS
Fnont SAUGA'l‘UCK To NEW-Yonx.

 
 

SLOOPS IRIS fl.’V'I) EV ELI.N‘.I9.

THE '_Sloop Inrs,‘ Capt. E. B. Williams,

will_sail from the wharf of G Bradley 8;
Co- every Ttresday through’ the season and
return on-Saturday ; and the Sloop EVELINA,
will sail from the wharf of Jackson 8; Sher-
wood on Satrrrdays and return the following
Thursdays. For freight or passage apply to
the Captains on board, or at the Stores of the

subscribers. G. BRADLEY 81. Co. _
' JACKSON 8:. Sueitwoom.
_m_Sarrgatiicl:, April 9.5, I825. 9
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T HEg*ELEGANT and FAST SAILING’
STE AM - BOAT JOH.N'M.€1RSH./IL L,,
'Capt.--N. _GRlFI-’1_1\'_G, will leave foot of Roose-
Velt-streel, N.York, for Sawpit and Norwalk,
every Ttresday, ‘Tliursday, and Saturday-
Morningfat 6 o’clock,- and return the same
days, leaving Old Well, at Norwalk, at two
.o’clock, P. M. stopping at Sawpit. She has
been thorouglrly repaired and additional .ac-
commodations made, which makes her very
coinmodious a_nd_ pleasant. For freight or
passage inquire of'Jaines Quintard,Norivalk,
nr.of'tlie captain on board. Passage from
Norwallt to New-York, $1-——froni Sawpit, 50
Cents. STAGES rtin from Sawpit and
Norwallt to the’ different towns back-. . Mr.
Calhoun riuis his Sta-2e regular to the Boat
on the above days, tuldrrg passengers to Wil-
ton, Ritlgfield, Ridghury, and Danbury. '
__ “ April 5th. 1825.-; - ,1 7tf
A " 1 I BOOKS. .
IJETTERS from
the South and
West, ' by Arthur
Singleton, jEsq.-—-
- .. - Private Corrcspon-.
dance of Lord Byron; Brjacehridge Hall, or
the I-lurnonrists, by Irving; Wild Irish Girl, a,
National Tale, by Miss Owensnn ; Cabinet
cir‘c:--no‘.-mes,_ 2 vols. 12 mo. ;_ Darrow’.s Mi-
litia 'I‘actit;s; Do. Artillerist ;Juvenile-Libra-

 

I ’.._r_v, a iieries ofinteresting Stories for childifen;

Innocent Amiiseirreirts, or the Hyerogliphicnl
Frrrttine Teller. A great variety of School
Certificates, 8Lc. bee. Just rec’d at the Book-
store and Library Soutlrqf the Br-idge. C
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’: :Norwalk. ‘.\I:rv2, 1825. A _ 

THE NORWALK DISPENSARY,
Sign qft/ic .Morlar—Sou(h of the Bridge,
_ ‘ / IS continually receiving sup-
 plies of DRUGS 8!. MEDI-

 
 

 .- INF. LIQUORS rot Sickness,
_ -. .FltUl'l‘, $1.0. 8r.c.
The SODA FOUNTAIN annexed to the

I establishment is now in operation, and-will

receive every flllcnll0|),_§l1I't)ligh the season.
ALE, of .a superior quality constantly on
drauglit. N6 exertions will be spared by the
Proprietors‘, to render their establishment a
.-..cprrct-.ible..as well as agreeable place ufresort.
CLOVbII{_ SEED Just received atrilfftrr

fisatehby , Joint BURn.A1.L'

(tines, POTASH, GENU- 

VALUABLE POTTERY, ‘kc. --
, lfi FOR SALE, on reasonable A
' " terms, that valuable 8:. pleas-
.',- ant situation known by the name
 of “ The Village” lying about a
rrrile from the Old Well,in Norwalk‘, and cori-
sisting of two large Dwelling-Houses, a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a good
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Wharf, am! 20 acres of land. For further
particularsinquire of ' BENJAMIN Isaacs. -.
Norwalk, April_l1, 189.5. *- 7

FOR SALE, ,

A small Farm lying in the

town ofNew Canaan about
- ' one mile South of the meeting-.
--1-»--' house, on the road leading to
Five Mile River and Rings End Landing.-‘,
Said Farm contains about 30 acres of Laird,-
with a good. House, Barn, and Cider-mill‘
standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor-
tioned with orchard, meadow, plough, pasture
and t'voo'tl land; is well. watered, anda fine
stand for a mechanic. ' _

' Mnncir Hxzvronn.
New-Canaan, Mar \ 1st.

'71‘ O LET, a convenient Dwel-
-,1: . ling House, within a short
3',-1.. distance of the Bridge. Inquire
« ' 3~~"- of ' P. PRICE.
Norwalk, March 28, 1825. 5 ~

REMOV AL.

MRS. M. A. SELLECK has removed her
MILLINERY Establishment to the
building lately occupied by Dr. Ansel Hoyt,
next door to the store she formerly occupied,
where her customers are respectfully invited
to call. Norwalk, April 11.

MILLINER Y. _

“/1118. M. A. SELLECK has just received
from New York a general assortmentof
GOODS in her line, which she confidently
expects will give satisfaction to purchasers:
consisting of BLACK‘ 8:. YELLOVV LEG-
HORN HATS 81. GIPSIES sdtne of su-
perior quality; STRAW HATS 8!, GIP-
SIES, together with a ood assortmentof
fashionable RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, BAND-BOXES, 8z.c. 8Lc.
ALSO, an assortment of C/ILICOES,
very elegant, FOR SALE as above.
' Norwzrlk, April 12, 1825. 7tf

EBENEZER S TE? EJVS
HAS just"rec’d from N. York an extensive
8r. elegant assortment OIDRY GOODS,
which he is now offering for sale as cheap as
can be purchased in any store in this county.
The following comprise a part, viz.
Superfine blue 82. black London BROAD
CLOTHS ; Cassinreresflaird Sattinetts;-Vel-
vet and Bangup cords ; Bombazetts and
Stripes; 200 yards fine superior twil’d Cer-
cassian ; 900 yards I-Vesting, comprising a
complete assortment; 1000 yards superfine
and common Calicoes ; 1000 yds. Furniture
chintz; black, white, 81. green French Crapes;
black and colored ‘Canton Crapes; blk Cair-
ton hdkfs.; Silk and Cotton Flaggs; Fancy
Silk hdkfs‘; black Iirdia Levantine, Sarciirets
and Sinchews ; black and white Silk Gloves,
very superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen
Cambrick, and Lawn ; one box Thread La--_
ces, a complete assortment; ladies white Lin-
en pocket handkerchiefs; brown Mtislip for
ladies Hats ; black Silk and Tabby Velvet .;
India Carnbrick and Book Muslius ; Jaconet;
Mull, and Camhrick do ; blk and white Cot-
ton Hose ; black and slate worsted do; Silk
Braid ; Inserting trimmings and Suspenders ;
Coatand Vest Buttons, of all kinds ; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and‘ small Tortoise
Shell Combs ; 15 dozen side Combs ; men’.-r
Buckskin and Beaver, Gloves ; Pins and
Needles ;black‘Pins ; one case Ladies white
Leghorn Hats ; ‘one case do black do do ;-
Ginghams and C_hecks ; VV_indow Papers ;—-
Reeds for "Hats; Diaper and Diniity ; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and
Flannels; blue and yellow Nankeen ; Cotton
Cassimere _; Biickram ; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin ; white Sattiri Jean; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green, yellow, and pirrple SILK,
a choice selection, together willi his usual. as-
sortmentofGROCERIES 8I.CROCKERY.
Norwalk. April I8, 1825. _ 8

 
 

 

 
 
 

New Firm.—Spring Goods. l g

TIIE sirbscribers having entered into part-
nership under the firm of LEWIS MAL-
Lonr 8:. Son, inform their friends that their
business will be conducted at the Old Stand
ofLewis Mallory,a few rods cast ofthe Bridge,
where they havejust received from N. York a
large supplygof Fresh and _Seasonable Goods,
which they offer to their customers on as rea-*
sonable terms as they can be found elsewhere.
The following comprise a part of their assort-
ment :—-Black, blue, olive, green and mixt

BROAD-CLOTHS; black, blrre and other ~

colored CASSIMERES ; Srrtinetts; striped
Florentine ; Silk stripe'dDrillin2. a new and
fasliionable article _for PANTALOONS;
a very choice sr_=.lect'iou'of black figured Silk
Vestirrgs;Va|encia and oth'er_ Vestings;—
Bouibazine ; Circassian; Levantine and Grc
De ‘Nap Silk; Fancy Silk Hdkfs; G-loves;
Hosiery ; Sheeting and Slrirting ;.Ticking ;
Ginghains; Flannels; Checks, 81c. 8Lc. to-
gether with a great varietv of Goods not here
enurrierated. ALSO,’ a general assortment
of CROCKERY and GROCERIES. ..

N. B. TAILORING carried on as trsual.
Customers may depend on having theirwork
done in the "nearest ma_n'ner, .‘flC‘30l‘(Illlg to the
most fasl.ionable style, 8:. on reasonable terms.
LEWIS ‘MAI.-Loitv.

' ~ ALFRED M.u.1.onr.
Norwalk,__April 18, 1825. I 8

‘LOOK AT THIS! 1- ,

JUST rec’d and. on sale by the subscriber
WHEAT FLOUR, by the hundred or
barrel ;_SP'ANlSH -SEGARS:— by the box ;
CRACKERS by the quarter or huiidred;-
GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER: MACKE-

VREI), No.1 ;CODFISH, by quintal ; NEW

‘PORK, Soc. A. NASH.
Norwallt, March £18. 5

GARDEN SEEDS just rec’d and for sale
_ by A STREET 8:. JAMES.

SPRING GOODS;
STREET 8!. JAMES
ARE THIS DAY opening a new and
. superb assortment of FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS, ' principally bought
before the late advance in pgices,-whicli will
enable them to sell at their usual low rates.—
Their Customers must excuse them for not
being as’ particular as ‘some of their neighbors
in mentioning the i'1umber,_of pieces and yards
comprising their Assortment ; let l_t sufiice
that they have quite as many Goods, which
can be seen for nothing and bought with Mo-,
ney, by calling at the Old (and we like to
have said cheap) establishmentWEST SIDE
THE BRIDGE, where may be found _
Superior black Canton Crape; black, white
and green French do. ; white 81. green Gauze
Veils ; black and _brow_n Gro de Nap; figured
Levantine ; black India and French Satin ;
India and French Levantine Silks; blk Sin-
chews and Sarsnist; green,_ pink straw_ and
white Florences i{<lilack' Canton Hdkfs; Silk‘
flagg and plaid Hdlifs. ; Fancy hdkfs. ; Irish
Linen, Lawns, andi‘-Linen. Cambrics ; Mull,
J aconet, Cambric a'nt_l Book,t=Muslins, a hand-
some assortment; Grass Muslin for Ladies’
Hats; Thread, bobbi'r_i‘.l:tt and Cotton Laces ;
black Thule Lace ; white do. plain 8;. fig’d ;
silk and Tabby Velvetsf; assortment Calicoes
some at 12 1-2 cents per yard ; ladies black
and white silk Gloves ;_.white and col’d Kid
do. ; black horse skin and“Castor do ; gentle-
men’s Buckskin and Bearer do ; Hosiery, a
general’ assortment ; 6-4,8-4, 5-8 Diapers ;
Fancy -RI ons ; furniture Chintz; black
Bombaziue‘; Inserting Trimmings; Light
Ginghains ; victory and other.Robes for dres-
ses; Merino Shawls; fine‘Shir’tings; Real
SUPERFINE BLUE AND B1..icii_&-. GLOTHS ;
fine, black, blue, and olive do ;' blue, mixed 8:.

mixed SA'I‘INETS ;-Bombazellcs and fl'dIl~.
nels ; Bangup and Bangall Cords, some very
superior; domestic Plaids; stripes, shirting’
and sheeting; uspeuders; Purple-'81. Chintz
Shawls; dark iiiitatioir do; Russia sheet-
ings ; checks, buckranr, white, cross bank] 81.
plain Cravats ; Wilmington Stripes ; \Vel-
lington do. dark ; Cotton Yarn and Candle
Wick; blue and yellow Narrkin ; Dorchester

and ot|rerTicks ; Cotton Flaggs ; white sat-

tin; Cotton‘Cassimere; black silk ‘Valen-
tia andlother Vestirigs; Padding,sewingsilks;
Floss Cotton 8:. Floss Thread ; Pins ; Tapes;
Miliuet and Wire; black, pink, 8:. blue"C_am-
brie; blk Li_nen;Bfown do; silk Scarfs‘, Osna-
birrgs ; black and broivn Gimp ; window. Pa-
per-s ; Reads for Hats ; combs ; cotton Balls,
and Buttons, etc. 8z.c. kc. 8r.c. Also, a sinall
assortment ofLOOKlNG GLASSES. Like-
wise. GROCIJRIES, HARDWARE AND
CIIOCKERY. ' ‘ ' ‘_ April 926.
Cheap for’ Cash. \
THE subscriber has this day received from

-CERIES, wlriéh he offers at reduced pricgs
for cash. The following articles are arirorr“g
his assortment : - ~~
Cogniac and Cider BRANDY; Jariiaica,
St. Croix, 81. N. E. RUM ; Holland &'. Coun-
try GIN ; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
‘Souchong TEAS ; Loaf, -St. Croix, 8: Ha»-
vana SUGAR; Wheat, Rye, and Buckwlieat
FLOUR; Rice ; Molasses; HONEY, ofa
very superior quality ;Crackers and Cheese;
Codfish ; Herring; Mackerel ; Pork, Pork 8:.
Beel'Hams; Cofi'ee_; Chocolate ; Ginger ;.-—
Pearlash ;' Pimento; Nutrnegs ; Miistard;
Box Raisins; Figs ; Oranges-; Cassia ; Span-
ish and American Segars ; Snuffofail kinds;
Tobacco’; Candles ; Blown Salt; Box Soap
and Patent-Shaving Soap ; Starch -; Brooms;
Patent Spring Steel HOES ; Bellows ;Pow-
der 8:. Shot; Cider, Vinegar, BEER, 8Lc.8:.c.
Noni-alk,‘April 18. "EDWIN Locxwoon.

Lumber---New Establishment.
VPHE Subscribers having recently entered

into partnership, under the firm of.Mer-
rift 8; Hill,-would inform the public that they
intend to carryon the Lumber Business in

constantly on lraird a general assortment of
articles in that line, which they will sell on
reasonable terms. Those who are in want
will please to call and examine for themselves.
'7 Joan B. l.lIER1tl’l‘T,‘
‘f Eneivezeit HILL.
Nnrwalk,-“April 9th, 1825. 7

PATENT HOES—-AND ALE.

THE subscribers havejust received and of-
fer for,‘ sale, a quantity of warranted
PATENTLSPRING STEELHOES,which
will iieither‘.'-benrl, batter nor break-—a very
superior article. Also—-MOUNSEY’S best
STOCK BEER, which they will furnish to
Merchants and others as cheap as can be had
in New-York. *_,,_* It is earnestly re-
quested that those indebted to the subscribers
will make paymentvon or before the first of
May next, ifthey would wish to save the cost

of'collection. .BAR'l‘RA_M 83 STREET.
‘ Norwalk,April 15, 182?. _l 8 '

Spring Fashions. ,_

SCOFIELD 8:. CORKER liaving received

. from their friends and the public at large,
a degree of patronage far exceeding their ex-
pectations have concluded to continue their
business as usual at the old Stand-over the
Store of Street 8: James ; btit tlriukiiig it ne-
cessary-“to close their accounts of the past year,
they earnestly solicit all those who have ac-
couirts with them of more than three months
standing to call8t.‘settle the same immediately.

They haverecently rec’d thelatest N. York
Fashions for COAT,S,..FROCK-COATS,
VESTS, PANTALOONS, 8Lc.all of which
garments they will make in the.best manner,
and at the shortest not_ice‘,and they can assure
the public’ that no effortiwill be spared on
their part to suit those who may favour them
with their custom. *,,-,~_‘*fgAn assortment. of the
best of Tni1titr'in'G's' kept constantly on hand.

Norwalk,_April_25,1895. ' .9‘_ __

 

’ . . , FRUlT- . P‘ 1
FRESH FIGS, ‘ Tanrariuds, Raisins,_ Al-
monds, Madeira -Nuts, Filberts, Pea-

. Nuts, Lenions,.Oranges, 8r.c. just rec’d- at the

N ORWALK D,ISPEjNSA'RY’ South of the;
Bridge. ' Norwalk; April 11. l

striped CASSIMERES; blue"-, and black .

N. York a general assortment of GRQ-.

Norwalk on an extensive scale, and will keep-

- Oil, Glass, Putty, 8Lc.

 
 
 

A Superior Assortment. i

‘SPRING Goons;

.Of the first quality and latest iiriportations,
just-re‘c7d_8z. for sale on the most reasonable- ‘

terms, on the Cheap side cf the Bridge, by
ELI B. BENNETT;
Consisting in part ofthe 'fullowing,ar'ticles:
SUPER blue, black, hlive 81. mix’d Cloths
and Cassimeres; striped Cassimeres; Sat-
tinetts ; Velvets ; Bang-up Cord, ofa very su-
perior kind :,‘Bomba_zines; Crepes of various
kinds ; Silks, a variety of patterns and duali-
ties ; Bobbinet Laces,wide 8t. narrow ;-Thread
and Cotton Lace ; fig’d 8:. plain Book Mus-
lin ; "fig’d Swiss do;-Mull Mull,Jaconet and
Cambric do ; Irish Linen, Linen Cambric 8!.
Lawn ; black and col’d Boinbazettes ; black
Circassian ; Vestiirg of all kinds, of a superi-
or quality ; a general assortment of Calicoes,
ofthe latest patterns; Furniture Chintz.very
elegant; Fancy "silk Hdkfs ; Grode Nap do ;
silk and cotton Flagg do; German Flaggs :
black and white silk Gloves ; white and col’d
Kid do; Men’s Beaver do ;Ladies’8z. Gentle-
inen’s Hosiery ; Ginghams, Checks, and A-
merican Musliiis ; blue silk Velvet; black
Tabby do; silk Braid ofvarious kinds; Gymps,
assorted colors; Diuiity; Bed Ticking ; Reeds ‘
for Hats; bltie and yellow Nankeen ; Velvet
Ribbons; cotton Cassimere ; Fustian for Pan-
taloons ; Tom 82. Jerry Stripes; Flannels ;—
Baize; Stiffriers for Cravats; coat and vest
Buttons ; Ribbonsof all kinds, 8t.c. 8I.c.
ALSO—A‘ large assortment of GROCE-
RIES. CROCKERY, S-c.
Norwalk, April 25. "5'-

NEW GOODS.
SPRING ASSORTMENT.
James Jllallory

HAS this day received frorri New-York a
very choice selection of DRY GOODS,
consisting, in part, as follows:—— -

Black and blue BROAD CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES; Sattinetts; Bombazettes;
Bombazine; Calicoes, a good assortment;
Furniture Chintz; black-Levantine; Sin-
cliew and Sarsiuett ; blue, white, and pink
Florcnces ; black Canton Crape ; hlat-k,white
and green French Crape;Fancy Silk Hdkfs;
black silk and other Vestings ; Irish Linen ;
Linen Cambric Hdkfs ; Long Lawn; Catn-
bric, Jackonet,l\'lull 8:. Swiss Muslins ; Book
Muslins ; fig’d mid plain Frills; silk Flagg
and Bandanoe Hdkfs; Bobinett Laces, plain
and fig’d ; Thread and Cotton Laces; Grass
Cambric and Reads. for Ladies Hats; Insert-
ing Trinrmings.; silk,cotton 81. worsted Hose;
Russia and Table Diaper ; silk striped Flor-
entine,a superior article for Pantaloons; Wil-
mington Stripe ; blue and yellow Naukeens;
Men’s black silk Gloves ; Ladies’ black and

- white do; superior Buckskin do ;— Ribbons;

Dorriestic Stripes and Ginghams ; Real Bang
“up Cord’; Durchester Ticking; cotton Cas-
siiiiere ; Linen and cotton Checks; Domes-
tic shining and sheeting; Dimity ; cotton
Flaggs ; Oil Cloths ; black and col’d Tabby
Velvet ;Umbrellas; Parasols; Merino Hdkfs ;
Gimps ; black, green and cinnamon colored
Prtinelle; black Satteen; black and white
Jean ; spool Floss and serving Cotton ; Cot-
ton Balls; Pins; Needles; Tapes; Millinett;
Wire ; Buttons ; Couibs. ; serving Silks ;
Looking Glasses, 81¢. 8z.c. 8Lc.
Also, Groceries 8* Crockery as usual.
Norrvalk, May 2. 1835. I0

» 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". R_um; Holland and Country Gin;
Spanish and Aniérican Segars; Ginger ;-
Young Hyson and .‘.Souchoirg Teas ; Paper
and Plug Tobacco ; Box Raisins”; Nuttnegs ;
Mrrstard ;Cofl'ee; Pepper; Pimen_to;.'Rice;
LoafSugar; St.Croix 8:. Havana do.; Pearl-
ash .; Candles, mould and dip’d ; Salt ; Wheat
Flour; Crackers; Box Soap ; Sweet Oil ;-
Starcli, 8'.c. with a general assortment ofDo-
mestic Goods, and Cotton Yarn of the first
quality, Blue and W'hite, from No.4 to 18-.
The Conklin Strengthening Plaster by the

gross, doz. or single, at reduced prices ; with *

a general assortment ol‘Hard-Ware, Paints,
AARON NASH.
Norwalk, July 924-, 1824. ‘ 22- '

JOHN BURRALL

"AS LATELY received a new supply of
Groceries, Hard Ware, and Crockery,
whicn are offered to the public at prices which
will compensate the purchaser~for calling.-
The following articles are but a part: 1

GROCERIES.

Cogniac Brandy ; St. Croix, N. England
and Jamaica Rum; Holland and ,P.Gin;
Madeira and Currant Wine ; Rice ; Keg 8!.
Box Raisins; Mace and Cloves; Soap and
Candles; Dye woods ; Alluin & Copperas;
Coffee; Lump Sugar; St. Croix, and New-
Orleans Brown Sugar; Codfish ; Indigo ;

Starch ; Plug and siiroking_Tobacco; Ginger; -. .

Alspice ; Chocolate ;Briinstoue, 816. 8t.c. 8Lc.
- CROCKERY.

_ A handsome assortment of Liverpool En-

amelled and Glass ‘Ware, 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;
Washbowls-; do. Ewers and Basins ; Vinegar

‘Cruits; blue printed Bowls8z. Milks, 8r.c. 51.6.

HARD IVARE.—-I’,Vrouglit and cut nails‘,
Knives and Forks ; Jack 8*..VPenknives ;.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; curry combs ;. buttons; screw bottom
candlestieks ; combs; shoemakers’ pinchers,
rasps, awls, shoe tacks, awl blades, heel ball,
sandf stones’; qtiiirebaug, do. awl lrafts, peg‘-
ging awl hafts, shoe knives, sand paper, 8z.c.

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

' - ,; ‘--COTTON‘ BAT! ING.
 POUN COT_TON BATTS of
-. a superior qtialitygust received 8:. for
sale by ' ‘ . E. ST:-:vE_Ns.* -
Norwalk-, February 21', 1825. 52» -

 

“trot. VIII. Noni. H

 Mona LUMBER.

STREET 8'r._JAME.S_ have received an ad-
ditional supply of LUMBER, which they
offer" at their usual low prices. _ ‘I

‘ ALSO--STONE LIME‘ constantly on.

hand and for sale as above._

_ -. - REMOVAL.
SMITH 8% IVILSON have removed to the
New Store of John Burrall, a few rods
west, of the Bridge, where they will be happy
to wait upon their friends and customers.
Nor-walk,.May 2d, 1895‘. 
_ New Goods: ‘
JUST received by SMITH SI. W,iLs'oN,
a large and laandsomeassortment of Cali-_
coes ; plain and fig’d Gro‘de Nap and,Levan-,-
tine Silks ; brown do-. do. do.; Dress Hdkfs. ;
black Leiratrtine Hdkfs. ; Freiicli and Italian
Crapes ; ‘white Gauee Veils ; Irish Linen ';—-
India and Germanflagg Hdkfis. ; pl'ai_‘n_Bool'{
Muslin ;elegant fig’d book do. ; fig’d Lenoe ;
Tliread Lace; assortment of Vestings ; plain
8:. furniture Dimity ;black Circassian ;blaclt
and colored Bombazetts; Apron Checks ;--
fig’d G'l'._O de Nap 8:. Cashmere Hdkfs. ; Crapo
Lisse ; Love hdkfs. ; fancy cotton Shawls ;—#
assortment of-cotton and worsted Hosiery ;—
Ladiesand ,Gentlemen’s black and coloured
horse skin Gloves ; Kid do: ; Beaver _do. :
Bang up Cord ; blue and yellow Nankeen: ;
Florentine, Stripe ; domestic and imported
Ginghams; green Baize; red do. ; finetwhite
Flannel; Paper Hangings; Gilt and Sill:
Buttons ; black 8': blue Clothes 8:. Cassirneres;
Satiuetts; low priced a._nd_line Cam_bric_ Mus-
liiis ; assortment of Ribbons. ; Brown Muslin
for Ladies’ Hats, Sstc. &.c.
Norwalk, April 19.

-New ,G’oods—-Chetzp,f'or Cash;

_' May %_.__

stand of Samuel Jackson 8.’. Co. has re-
cently returned from NewY_ork with a general
assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, HARDWJRE 8,‘ CROCKERY.;-
The assortment being laid in for the conven-
ieirce of the Public, andthe exertion which
was made in the selection of’ the Goods and
their quality,requires. the immediate attention
of my customers and the public. Parenté
and masters may depend on ha‘viug the same

were themselves-present’. _

N. B. Cash or country produce will be
received in paymerrt. ‘ . __
Saugatuck, May 2, 18°15. — *3m10 .

OTICE.-‘—The Subscriber ‘having relin-
_ quished the mercantile business in Ridg-
field,worild inform his old friends and customi-
ers that it has become indispensable that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its imehded 'efi’e’ct,m'uclr cost and trouble
may be saved-to them and myself. All per-
sons having any claims against me will please
to present them for-settlement. The subscri-
ber conlinues to carry on the Saddle, Harness‘;
Cap, and Trunk-Making businesé at his old
stand under the Masonic Hall,wli'ere all favoré
will be ‘gratefully acknowledged, 8: all orders
promptly ail._§D(le(I to. ’ VVM, Cnocfign,

Ridglield, Feb. 14, 1825. 5‘2'tf

, ‘FLOUR 81. CHEESE. ' .

_ UST_ received and on sale by the subscriber

50 Barrels best superior Fresh Ground

‘Flour. Also, 9.000 lbs. Northern Cheese of

different qualities; by the hundred or less
quairtity. __ A. NASH,

; coTToN BATTING. 
-A constant supply, first quality. Apply to
, _ so a ‘ _ , - A. NASH.

' VIL CS‘ REED;
HAVE just received, and offer for salé, at
No. :, MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. '-.i.'..¢..i-
uable and extensive'assortnre‘nt of”FA'NCY
GOODS, of the most recent Paris fashions,
which they are offering to their custorners at
reduced prices. . . ,
50 long white Merino Shawls from $8 to $80.
20 square do. ‘\'vith.scarlet borders
do. with. palm leaf
'1 Box black _8r.'s,carl‘et Long M‘eriiioes
1 box black, white and "scarlet square do
1000 yds black" fig’d Gros-de-Nap and Gros-
de-Ete Silks, superior patterns.
1500 yds colored Gros de Nap, comprising an
extensive assortment,

' 400 yds plain stout black Gros de Nap Silks

10 boxes Gros"de Etc Handkerchiefs,

10‘0 Ombra Dress Handkerchiefs

500 yds super plain French black Levantine
S2000 yds Bombazine,very fine, from 33 Id 33
1000 yds select Calicoes for retailing; "of ‘su-

perior fabric and style.

.dlso,_ on hand, an t-xtenisive assortnient-of
STAPLE GOODS, which will be sold to
their customers at reduced prices; 'All or-
ders from the country executed _at_th'e short-
est notice, at 18 Maiden Lane, N. Y. ‘-8

CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTE RY
.a'E'vr'.NTn ‘cm'tss—1rr:w scares. -
To be drawn in .Ma_1;_ne:r.‘l.

. SCHEME; 
1 Prize‘ of 57,000
1 “ “ 1,000
1 u 3: 5m‘? V
. 1 - N “ 4-i's'z .
’ ‘e “’ " 125‘ ' -
' as “ “ 1'00 '
 II‘ (I r‘.
 El‘. “ “ 
1,890 ‘I “ 6

 TICKETS and SHARES for sale at
PRlCE_’S Ofiice South ofthe Bridge. Whole
Tickets 36, Shares in proportion.

N. YORK LITERATURE LOTTERY.

Class No. O_h.e,forl825.—Drews — next.

1 Prize of $30,000-‘-1 of S15,000—1 of
sio,0oo—i of 85,737-20 of 31,000-,so of
3500-besides Prizes of 3200, $100,350, 8m.

UNION CANAL" LOTTERY. , j
16th Clat;s.— To be-drawn the 11th qf.Ma_1;. _

1 Prize of $50,000--1 or 320,000-;-1 -of

51,000-'--and a ‘great variety of-i $500,: fitdoz
850, $~20,ar_rd~$10~Prizes.“, ‘« ‘ A" 
*** Orders for‘ Tickets and Shares can be" i
left
will be forwarded with all punctuality.

 

HARLES HURLBUTT. at the old -

atttention paid to their children as if they -

$10,000--2. ol' s5,ooo—-1 of 54,7980-'-='20 or.

at the above Oflice, from whence they