g .
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A tS'zrper'ror ..alssor~lrnent,
SPRING GOODS,
Of the first quality and latest IlllP9fl3II0II5,
just rec’d $2 lot‘ sale on the most reasonable
‘terms, on the Cheap side qf the Brzdgc, by
.EL.I B. BENNF.-'I‘T;
Con_sis'ting in part ofthe following articles:
SUPER blue, black, olive $1’. mix’d Cloths
and Cassirrteres; striped Cassirtteres; Sat-
tiuetts ; Velvets; Bang-up Cord, ofa very su-
perior kind :Bt)tttbazities; Crapes of various
kinds; Silks, a variety of patterns and quali-
ties ; Bobbinet Laces,wide 8:. narrow ;Thread
and Cotton Lace ; fig’d 8-’. plain Book Mug-
lin; ti;-,’d Swiss do; Mull Mrill,Jaconet and
Caiiibric do ; Irish Linen, Linen Cambric 8:.
Lawn ; black and com Boritbazettes ;_bIacK
‘Uii‘c'<tsSi=m ; Vetting ofall kinds, of a superi-
urqrialiiy; a general assortrnent of Calicons,
til the latest pziitzeriis; I“IlI|‘llIlll‘I'8 ChinTIz.\'ery
ellelgrtittl; F;tnc_t'P§;lk rldkfs E}(1l’Ode lgrlip do;
51 i ant Co {on agg to ' ('|‘lnd|) -dogs :
black and white silk Gl()Vd’S ; white and :ol’tl
Kid do; Men’s Beaver do ; Ladies’ St. Gentle
rnen’s Hosiery ; Gingltanis, Clteoks, ynd A-
, tnericau Mu:-ilius; blire silk Velvet; black
Tabby do; silk Braid ofvarious kinds; Gyinps,
assorted colcrk ; Diiniiy: Bed -ticking ; Reeds
for Hats; blue and yellow Nankeen 3 Velvet
Ribbons ; cottort Cassirticrc; Fiistian for Part-
taloons ;Tont $5 Jerry Stripes; Flaunt-ls ;—-
Bzrize; Siilftters for Cravats ; coat and vest
Buttons; Ribbons ofall kinds, kw. btc.
RALSO—A large assortntent of GROCE-
IES, CROCKEHY, &.c. '
_Nl‘i’it$'2lli(, April 25.
.l\‘ew Estahitshment.
HE stibscriber would itiforitr his friends
and the ptrblic in-geriet”al, that he has
.’Hnot'e(l his Store‘ ftoin the East end olltis
hon-e, into his NEW STORE a few rods
West t)flll3 Bridge, where he has on hand a
General Assoriiuent of GROCERIES,
H.“xRl)VVARE, and CROCKERY, which
,'a"r‘tlcIt's he will put at prices which will be as
C/icap as any St-rite iii the place. Parr. ofilie
articles are as follows: viz.
St. Croix, New England, and Jamaica
RUM; Ma-ileira, Malaea, Currant and Port
‘WINE; Holland and Pierpont GIN; Olrl
Cider BRANDY; St. Croix, New Orlean:-‘,
3:-L Havana SUGAR; a nirinber of hogslreads
ofthe first quality MOLASSES ; Young Hy-
son, Hysort Skirt, anti Sniichong TEAS; a
general assortment of SPICE ; three or four
kinds of RAISINS; FIGS——besides many
other articles too tedious to rnettiion.
’ JOB-N BL‘-naALt..
Norwalk, May 1'7. 12
Ivew Goods. _ ,
US'I‘ received by S+.\IIl‘H 8:. WILSON.
a large and li;ill(ISiJIlrC assortiner‘t of Call-
coes; plant and fig’d Gro de Nap and Levan-
tine Silks; brown do do. do.; Dress Ildkfs.;
bl.tr'k Levaiitiiie Hdkf~..; French and Italiait
Crapes; white G rlIZ" Vt-.rls ; Irish Linen ;-
I wlia and G‘t‘rll‘i.'t:.fl1l;-;‘~,’,I‘I(ll{fS ; plain Book
Iilttslrn ; elngaiil figfrr book rlo.; lig’d Lenoe :
'} hreail Lace ;'rissni‘t’itieitt of Vestings ; plain
Ii’. fiit'rritiire_Dtrtrity ;bl.rr-k Ctrctts-iaii ;lilacIs‘
and (‘.tiItrt'Hl ll.-rtthrizeit.-; Apron Cl'te('ii.s ;—-
fit_;’(I Grit (Ie N .-p 3:‘. Czrslirtii-re lItikf~. ; Crrtptr
Lissa ; L’-vu lrtlkfs. ; lanr.-y rotlon Shawls ;—-
2IS.~‘t)l‘llllt’.IlI of t'r:ltt)n and uorsied Iiosiery ;—-
L idles and Gesrtlt-iiteti"s nlaclt and coloured
Horse skirt Gloves; Kid do.. Br-saver do. ;
B tug up Cord ; blue and yellow Naulteens;
Floieritine Stripe ; doniestic and irrtporied
Gitigbauts; green Bzttze ; red do. ; fine whitr
Flannel; Paper Hangings; Gilt and Silk
Buttons ; bl ‘ICE 3:’. blue Clorhesbt. Cassitneres;
Snllilells; Ion priced and fine Cairtbt'ic SIMS-
Iins : as.-orttnent of Ribbons; Brown Muslin‘
fur‘ Liilies’ Hats, Isle.-SIC. -
.?\’ew Establislitncttt.
Groce9~ies-- I/7"/rolesalc 8;‘ Iletazl.
71‘IIE subscriber would inform the public
that he has taken the ,Store ‘of Messrs.
B.- 81. C. Isaacs, lately eccn'pie.d'b'y Messrs.
Smith 3:. VVilH‘t)t1. where he intends carrying
«on the GROCERY BUSINESS on an ex-
tensive scale, and, he hopes, in a inrrnner ad-
vantageous not to ltiniselfoiily, but TO THE
PUBLIC. His Store is now completely re-
plenished with articlesin his litre, all ofwltich
were selected with the greatest attention and
care; and he feels the fullest confidence in
reeortiiiienrlirig tlir-in as deserving the public
attention. Merchants in the country may
find an advantage to tlrentselves by calling,
as he believes that they may select many
Goods at a fair price. The. public is also irr-
forined that Iris Goods will he RETAILED
on r"-.rir and liberal terms, and at prices advan-
tageous to the p:trc‘naser.—-—Atno:rg the ar-
ticles now in Store are the following :-
i‘V7 INETEEN Boxes ofTEA S,
' of tire Vl)I'ir'.\lJs kinds, and first
qmrlaies; FIFTY Birrels of best
' __...__- Catial FLOUR; I22 Hhds RUM;
2 Pipes I$RANI)Y—l0 I.‘-asks GIN--7 casks
‘WINl~j——-A general assortment of sitperior
COI{DIAI'.S———4 B.rg.s COFFEE--4 Hlids.
New Orleans SUGAR; 10 Boxes Brirtvll do; I"
6 Boxes white Bavaria do; 6 B-.trrelsSt.Croix
do; Loaf and Lump do.—-18 Hogslteads ve-
ry superior MOLASSES—7 Barrels Cider
Brandy--30 Box'es'&r. ll) C-asks ofR.'-KISINS;
Oranges; Lcriions ; Figs; Almonds ; Prunes;
Pcarlash ; Chocolate ; IllCll:_’_G ; Rice; Win-
dow Glass; Snap; Candles; Denrijons; Cords;
Bellows; Cedar Pails 8:. Tubs; Pine rlo. do.;
Ash Butter tlo.; rlo. Boxes, in nests; lg-2 btrsli-
el and other nieasures. in do.; Sperm Oil;
Ntitrrregs; Piinento; Cassia; Stone Jugs,
Pots and Chorus; Painter’s Brushes; Sasli
(Io. ; White Wash do.; Scrub d_o.; Tooth do.;
Horse do.; Hatters Brushes; Dusting do.;
Slice do. : Cloth do. ; Furniture do. ; Tobac-
co ; Sttiili’; Tacks ; Brads; 81.0. &'.c.
N. B. The subscriber will be able to keep
his stock good by the assistance ofhis Broth-
er in New-York.
S. J. FROST.
Norwalk, May 11th, I895. 11
BAN AWAY front the subscriber on the
21st tilt. an indented apprentice to the
Farthing business named Samuel .dllens.aged
16 years, about 5 feet 7 inches liigh, red corn-
plexion, blue eyes 8L dark. brown hair. Who-
ever will return said boy to the siibscriber or
secure ltirti in any gaol in the United States.
shall be entitled to one cent reward, btit no
charges paid. All persons are forbid ltrtrbor
ing or trusting him on penalty of the law.
. . ISRAEL Pecx.
Greenwich, May 24, 1825. M
..,-l
/
NEW GOODS.
. "SPRING. ASSORTMENT. ’~
JA MES IVIALLOR-Y has this day rec’d
-ll? N. Y..a very choice. selection of DRY
GOODS, consisting, in part, as follows ;—-
Black and Blue BROAD CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES; Satineits; Bombazettes ;
Bornbazine; Calicoes, a good assortment ;—
Furniture Chintz; black -Levantine; Sin-
cltew and Sarsiitett; bltie,wliite, and pink
FlUl'ellCt¢S; black Canton Crape; black,white
and green French Crape ; Fancy Silk bdkfs;
black silk and other Vestings; Irish Linen .7
Linen Cambric hdkfs.; Long Lawn; Cam-
bric, Jaconet, Mull 81. Swiss Muslins ; Book
Muslins; fig’d and plain Frills; silk Flagg
and Bandanoe hdkfs; ,Bobine.tt Laces, plain
and fig’d; Thread and Cotton Laces; Grass
Cantbric and Reeds for Ladies Hats; Insert-
ing 'I‘riinmings ; silk, cotton 8:. worsted Hose;
Russia and Table Diaper; silk striped Flor-
entine,a superior article for Pantaloons; Wil-
mington Stripe ; blue and yellow Nankeens ;
men 5 black silk Gloves ; Ladies’ black and
Whiteiln; superior Buckskin do; Ribbons;
Doittestic Stripes and Gingliams; Real Bang
"up Cord; Dorchester Ticking ; cotton Cas-
simere ; 'Lirren and cotton Checks ; Domes-
tic shitting and sheeting ; Diniity; cotton
Flaggs; Oil Cloths; black and co|’d Tabby
Velvet ; Umbrellas ; I’arasols;.Mr5.rino lidkfs;
Giinps; black, green and cittaitton coloured
Prunelle; black Satteen; black and white
Jean ; spool Floss and sewing cotton ; cotton
Balls; Pitts; Needles;'Tapes; Millitiett; Wire;
Buttons ;-Combs; sewing Silks; Looking
Glasses, SLO. $2.0. ._ ' I -
Also, Groceries 8; Crockery as usual;
Norwalk, May _,°.7..~2, 1825. ‘ ‘
EBENEZER STEVENS,
HAS jitst rec’d from N:‘Y’or'k an extensive
‘ 8:. elegant assortment ofDRY GOODS,
which he is now offering for sale as cheap as
can be purchased in any store in this county.
The following cornprisei a part, viz.
Siipertiiic blue 3t. black London BROAD
CLOTHS ; Cassitneres and Satiineits; Vel
vet. and Brtngup cords; Bontbazetts and
Stripes; 200 yards fitie superior twil’d Cir-
cassian ;. 200 yards” Vesting, comprising a
complete assortuieiit; 100(i yards superfine
and coinitioii Calicoes; 1000- vds. Furniture
cltintz ; black, it lrite, 8;. green French Grapes;
hlackand colored Canton Crapes ; blk Catt-
iott lrdkfs. ; Silk and Cotton Flaggs; Fancy
Silk lrdkfs; black India LeVallllr1(’.,'S&trCIl)8l:~
and Sincliews ; black and white Silk Gloves,
very_superior quality; Irislt Linens, Linen
Cartrbrick, anrl Lawn ; cue box Thread La-
ces, a coirtplete assortiuent: ladies white liti-
en pocket, liaiidkercliieis ; brow_it Muslin for-
ladies Hats; black Silk and Tabby Velvet;
India C2tntbr'ic.k and Bo..~k .Vlus|ins ;Jaconet
Mull, and Caurhrick do; bl’k and white Cot-
ion Hose; black and slate worsted do ; Silk
Braid; Insertingtrinttnings and Suspenders;
Corn and Vest Buttons ofall kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Rihbotis; large and small Tortoise
Shell Cortibs; I5 dozen side Combs; inen’s
lluckskin and Beaver Gloves ;
Ncetlles ;' black Pins ; one case Ladies’ white
Leglrot-tr Itlats ; one case do black do do ;—
Ginghains and Checks; Window Papers ;—
lieeds for Hats; Diaper arid--.Dtinity; Bed-
tir-ks, and Cotton Yarn; green B-rizes and
Flanncls; blue and yellow N__ankec-it; Cotton
Cassitnere; Bllt;Iil"a‘l)l; l000.yatds domestic
Mtrslin; white Satin Jean; Velvet Ribboits ;‘
black,.bliie, green, yellow, and purple SILK,
ti cltoice sell-ctionuogetlier with his usual as.
_so_rtrirent of GROCERIES 8; CROCKIQRY.
Nurwalk, May lb‘. I825. 8
SI-'Rl'.\'G FASHIONS.
S COFIELD &L CQORKER having received
from their friend's:.aiitl the public at large,
a degree of patronage far exceeding their ex-
pectations have concluded to continite their
business ‘as usual at tlieold stand‘ over the
store of Street 8:. Jatttes; but thinking it ne-
cessary to close their -accounisofthe past year,
they earnestly solicit all those who have ac-
counts ,with tltein of.rtiore.,tliaii three months
standing to call an_'d"settle .tltetn immediately.
They have recently r_ec’d the latest N. York
Fashions for CO:/ITS. FROUK-C0./YTS.
VESTS, PflJV.TJ3L00uV’S, S,-c. allofwhich
garments they will make in the best manner.
and at the shortest notice,an-d they can assure
the public that no effort will be spared on
their part to suit those who may favour them
with their custom. *** Air assortment ofthe.
best of Trimmings kept constantly on hand.
_ Nortvalk, April 9.5. 9
‘r‘\'lOTICE.-—'l‘lie sribscriber having relin-
( quished the iuercaiitile business in Ridg-
lield, would inlortn his old friends 8:. custom-
ers tltatit has become indispensable that their
atzcounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended ef1'ect,inuch cost aitd trouble
may be saved to them and rttyself. All per-
sons having any claims against me will please
to present them for settlement. The subscri
ber continues to carry on the S-.tddle,Haritess,
Cap, and Truuk—Making business at ltis old
stand trtider the Masonic Hall,wbere all favors"
will be gratefully acknowledged. 81. all orders
ornpily attended to. Wm. Cnocxz-:3.
Ridgficld,Feb. 14, I895. 5':2tf
DISSOLUTION.
"[‘I-IE Partnership under the firtti of ./lfei'rill
+ S; Hill is this day dissolvetl by mutual
consent. . The business will be continued by
EBENEZER HILL.
Norwalk,.\lay27.18"25.
'I‘ a Court of Pro‘-ate lioldert at Norwallt
May 228d, l8Q5.—-Upon the Petition of
ANN .RAYM()ND,0fIl1t3 city and state of New
York, as Guardian in .Mar_1/ ./Jnrn, Eltza. Fran-
cis and Wm. Jlsa .R(l_l/Illond, minors, under
the age or 21 years, praying for liberty to sell
and convey six several pieces of land,contaiti-
ing about nine acres, lying in said Norwztlk,
at and near Flax Hill, so called, owned in
comntott and undivided by said tnittors, and
«rating that the interest of said minors will be
promoted by the sale thereof; which Petition
is by said Court assigrted to be heard at the
Probate office in said Norwall-2, on Monday,
the first day ofAngrist nexr,at I0 o’clock,A M.
14 WM. N]. BETTE, Jtidge.
‘TRAYED from the subscri-
ber about a month ‘since, a
MERINO BUCK, with_large
,_ .. . v ll0l'l1S,€al'ln3l'I( not recollected;
llrltl on \HrI‘ll he went away 'leatlter,;fe.tteis.—
Whoever will take npsaid Buck, and'givein-
tnrmaiion to the stibscr*iber,s,l_i,all.be1rewarded.
- Hxrwtiv-SAUNDERS.
l, Norwalk, llrlay 80, 1895. , 14
Pins arid-
)
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New Fl’;-?'l;l,ilr--‘-4Spl?1‘t1g Goods.
.']:‘.HE'Slll)S(:l'Ibl3l'5 having entered into part-
nership under the firtn of. LEWIS MAL-
Lomr ac. Son, inform their fl'I6llCl-*'lh8.l their
business will be conducted at the Old Stand of
Lewis Mallory, a few rods east ufthe Bridge.
where they have just received from N‘.York a
large supply ofFresh and Seasouable Goods,
ivhichythey offer to theircustoiners 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
BRO AD-CLOTHS ; black, blue, and other
colored CASSIMERES ; Satinetts; Striped
Florentine; Silk stri d Drilling, a new and
fashionable article for PANTALOONS ;—-
a very choice selection of black figured Silk
Vestings; Valencia and other Vestings; Born-
bazine ; Circassian; Levantiue and Gro De
Nap Silk ;Fancy Silk Hdkfs; Gloves; Hosie-
ry ; Sheeting and Shirting ; Ticking ; Ging-
ltains; Flannels; Checks, &.c. &.c. together
with a great variety of Goods I10! here Enu
ttierated. ALSO, a general assortment of
CROCKERY and GROCERIES.
N. B. TAILORING carried on as usual.
Ctistoiners may depend on having their work
done in the neatest manner, according to the
tnost fashionable style, 81. on reasonable terms.
" LEWIS IVIALLORY,
, ALFRED MA1.Lot>.Y.
Norwalk, April 18, 1825. I 8
VAIL 8; REED,
HAVEJIISL received and offer for sale, at
NO- ..-gr.-VIAIDEN LANE, N. Y. a val-
.u.tble and extensive assortment of FANCY
GOODS, of the tirost recent Paris fashions,
which they are offering to their cu;tomers at
reduced ' prices. . ‘
50 long white Merino Shawls from 88 to $30.
20 square do. with scarlet borders
do. with palm leaf
1 Box black and scarlet Long Merinoes
1 box black, white and scarlet sqrrare do
1000 yds black fig’d Gros de Nap and Gros
de Etc Silks, superior patterns.
1500 yds colored Gros de Nap, comprising an
extensive assortrnent
400 yds plain stout black Gros de Nap Silks
10 boxes Gros de Ete handkercliiefs
I00 Oiuhra Dress handkcrcliiefs
500 yds super plain French black Levantine
@000 yds Boinbazine, very fiite, tr. 33 to 85
1000 yds select Calicoes for retailing, ol'su-
perior fabric and style
.3130, on hand, an extensive assortment of
STAPLE GOODS, which will be sold to
their customers at reduced prices. All orders
from the cotrrrtry executed at the shortest no-
lice, at _": Maiden Lane, ./V‘. Y. 3
Clzeaip for Cash.
THE subscriber has this day received from
N. York a general assortment of GRO-
CERIES, which he offers at redticed prices
for cash. Tlte_following articles are among
his asso_r'tnit-pt:
Cogniac and Cider BRANDY; Jamaica,
St. Croix, 8:. N.E. RUM; Holland 8L Coun-
try GIN; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchoitg TEAS ; Loaf, St. Croix, and I-Ia-
vatta SUGAR; Wheat, Rye,ai't‘d Buckwheat
FLOUR; Rice; Molasses; HONEY, of a
very superior quality ;CracI_ters and Cheese ;
Codfish ;Heri‘i_t1g ; Mackerel ; Pork; Pork 8;.
Beef Hams ; Coffee ; Chocolate; Ginger ;-
Pepper; Peailash; Pimento; Nutmegs;—
Mustard ; Box Raisins; Figs; Oranges; Cas
.-in ; Spanish and American Segars ; Sniiffof
all kinds; Tobacco; Candles; Blown Salt ;
Box Soap and Patent Shaving Soap;Starcli;
Brootns ;’ Patent Spring Steel HUES ; Bel-
lows; Powder be Shot; Cider, Vinegar, Beer,
fee. the. EDWIN Locxwoon.
Norwalk, April 30. p 8
New - Goods--Clreapfiw Cash.
H ARLES HURLBU'l“T, at the old
stand of Samuel Jackson 8:. Co. has re-
cently returned trout NewYoi‘k with a general
assortrnent of DRY-GOODS, GROCE-
.R1ES, II./IRDW./IRE, and CROCKERY.
The assortment being laid in for the conven-
ience ofthe Public, and the exertion which
was made in the selection of the Goods ‘and
their quaIity,requires the immediate attention
of my customers and the Public. Parents
and masters may depend on having the same
attention paid to their children as if they were
‘r-hernselves present.
N. B. Cash or country produce will be
received in payment.
, Saugatuck, May 2, 1825. *8m 10
XVI-IEAT FLOUR, CODFISH, &.c.
JUST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber a
quantity of Canal Family FLOUR, which
will be sold as low as it can be bought in N.
York, and delivered here, warranted good, or
no sale.
Likewise, a quantity of CODFISH
Blown SALT by the Bushel or Sack
Spanish SEGARS by the Box
A handsome assortnietit of Crockery 8; Glass-
'Ware; Loolcirrg Glasses, &.c. &c.
N. B. The subscriber’s store is at present
well supplied with a good assortment of Gao-
crzrmzs, HARD-WARE, 8: CROCKERY, which
he intends selling as cheap for cash as any
one in the place. Joan BURRALL.
More Lumber.
‘BENEZER HILL, at his Establish-
ment afew rods south of the Bridge,
has just rec’dva large supply of LUMBER,
oftlte first quality, which he will dispose of
at reasonable prices. The following _is a part:
200,000 first quality Catskill Shingles
50.000 second quality do "do
15.000 feet incrcliaritable Boards
5,000 feet clear Boards '
5,000 feet Siding ,, ' _
Togetlter with a good supply of LATH 81.
SCANTLING.
Norivalk, May 93, 1825.
LOBSTERS.
'l‘HE subscriber informs the public that he
hopes to supply their: with Fresh LOB-
STERS every Saturday through the season,
at his boat lying at the wharfof Hoyts 8:. Co.
‘ Erasmus WEBB.
Nnrwalk, May 93. 13tf
IENT AWAY from the subscriber on
I the 23d inst. art indented apprentice to
the shoe-making business, trained ‘fllfred W.
Fletcher, about 14 years old. All persons are
forbid harboring, ‘trusting or ernplo,_ving'him
on penalty ol'ihe.law. A reward ofdtte cent
but no charges, will be paid to any one who
will return hitu to rue. .~~' ARZA BANKS.
Greenwicli, May 25, 1825. 14
,‘Wat.cbes,Spoorts,$LJ_evvelt=y.l _ ,
LEVI, CLARK &.- -C0,.
AVING com-
menced busi-
ness at the STORE
atljoiriing blesses.
S'17m:ts'r 81’. James,
now offer to tliepub-
4» lie at very reduced
.. .,_, prices-—
Silver Englfsli SBFTBHCII WATCI-]ES._
Gold Watch Seals, Keys, Sltdes- and Rings;
Breast Pins (very fine,) [Drops,
Ladies’elegant Gold Fillagree Ear-Rings and
Coral Ear-Rings ; Imitation rlo.;
Black, bltte, and ruby Ear-.Rings and Drops;
Finger Rings ;—-\Vaist Ribbons;
Steel and Gilt Waist Buckles and Clasps;
Open, and Steel Top Silver Tliiinbles;
Brass do ;—-Silver and plated Pencil Cases
Sleeve But-tons ;——Tape Needles ;
Steel Watch Chains ;-Ribbon Chains,
Compass Keys; A general assortment of gilt
Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings;
Steel Spectacles and Cases ;
Razors ; Scissors ;—Fine Pen-Knives ;
Tooth-Brushes :-—Plated Tea Spoons, lSLc.
Hair and Bead Necklaces.
SILVER T./QBLE _SP00.N'S;
do DESERT. TEA, CREAM, and
SALT SP00.r\"S;and SUGAR TONGS
Silver mounted Spectacles, with wltite and
green Glasses, by the dozen or single.
Fine Morocco Gilt Spectacle Cases; —
Common do.
CLOCKS and IVATCHES carefully re-
pairedand warranted. .
SPOONS, MEDALS, bcc. Made and
Engraved to Order.
CASH paid for old GOLD and SILVER.
WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN SIL-
VERSMITH, to whom good wages will be
given. One who understands Spectacle-mm
king would be preferred.
Ntirwallt, May 23,1825. 13
BLACK./IIAN 8; CLARK
‘N7 OULD inform the Public that they still
continue the business at their old stand
in Datrbury, where they keep on hand and
are constantly manufacturing 1'
Silver TABLE SPOONS ;
Desert, Tea, Cream, and Salt Spoons;
SUGAR TONGS ; ‘
Silver Mounted SPECTACLES, ‘Whole-
sale & Retail,as low as can be purchased
in this State.
ALSO-—For sale, BRASS EIGHT DAY
CLOCKS ; Silver VVatches; Watch Seals,
Keys, and Chains ;Breasl-Pins; Ladies Ear-
Oruaments ; Finger Rings; Scissors and
Chains; Pen-Knives ; Silver Thiinbles, Szc.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired
and warranted.>—All kinds'ofGold and Sil-
ver Work made and repaired.
*,,_* \Vanted immediately-—a Journeyman
Silversmith,to wltoin good wages will be given.
Danbtiry, June 5, 189.5. 15
IIIILLINER Y.
MRS. BI. A. SELLECKbas just received
front New York a general assortment of
GOODS in her line, which she confidently
expects will give satisfaction to purchasers :
consisting of’ BLACK 8L YELLOVV LEG-
I-IORN HATS 81. GIPSIES, some of su-
perior qiiality; STRAW HATS 8L GIF-
SIES, together with a good assortment of
fasltionablc RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, BAND-BOXES, Szc. &Lc.
ALSO, an assortment of C./ILICOES,
very elegant, FOR SALE as above.
Norivalk, April 12. 189.5. 7tf
.lViILLI.NE.i’tY.
MISS A. PENNOYER respectfully in-
forms the Public that she continues the
above business a few, rods west of tire Episco-
pal Chrircli; where site keeps constantly on
hand BLACK and VVHITE LEGHORN,
SILK, and STRAW HATS; together with
BAND-BOXES, RIBBONS, ARTIFI-
CIAL FLOWERS, 8I.c.
New Canaan, May 916, 1825. *8tv 1-'1»
WUUL CARDIN G, &c.
TIIE Subscribers beg leave to inform the
Public that they have their Machinery
now in complete order, and are ready for the
reception of all kinds of —Wool for Carding,
which shall be done in the nearest manner 8:.
at short notice, and as cheap as at any other
Establishment in this place. Wool may be
left at the Store of E.B.Bennett from whence
it will be taken, carded, and returned imme-
diately. Every exertion will be used to pre-
vent mistakes ofevery kind, and to meet the
public approbation in every respect. Aaron
Byington returtis his thanks to his ctistottrers
for past favors and earnestly begs the contin-
uance of them. The business hereafter will
be carried on under the firm of_
~BY!NGTON &. BISHOP.
Norvvalk. May I7, 1825. l9Ztf
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.
T-HE subscribers having entered into Part-
nership urrder the firm ofJesup 8; Lock-
wood, give notice to the public that they ‘have
established the Carding and Cloth-Dressing
Business at the Mill formerly owned by Mr.
Nathan Beers, and occupied by Mr. Beebe,
about two miles north of the Bridge, where
they will soon be ready to meet all orders in
their line, and fulfil tlientwith the utmost de
spatch and in the most satisfactory manner.
WiLLt.ut1 Jrzstrp,
CARMI Locxwoon.
, Norwalk. May 9. 1825. *6w
WOOL CARDING.
THE subscriber informs the public that he
has taken the Fulling Mill owned by
Isaac 8L Jesse Waterbury, near the Saw and
Grist Mill,and near the trrain road from Stam-
ford to New Canaan, where he intends car-
rying on the Business of CARDING
WOOL. The Machine is new and the
cards ofa fine quality, and will be kept in the
best order for carding Merino and all kinds of
Wool. He hopes, as being experienced in
that business, Ire shall be able to execute his
work in a manner satisfactory to those who
may please to favour hint with their custom.
He will do his work as well and on as reason-
able terms as at any other mill intliis place.
He also "assures the public that proper care
will be taken to prevetit mista_kes ofany kind
and to meet their wishes as far as possible.
~. ‘ . . V.» .Josr:1=a H. Lmzns.
N. B. Fulling, Dying, and Cloth-Dressing
will be attended to at the same..place.
' -New Canaan, May 21,1835.
6w14*
_ -61.1‘) LINE. ,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMODTIN PACKETS; I
Nor-wallr, _/br Peck-Slip, ..N’ew-Yorlr. ’
ON Tuesday, 22d inst. the Norwalk"Line’
of Packets will commence ruttning ac-
cording to their usual summer. affanflementsi’
the Crrtai-‘.1v, Capt. Broibn, leaving Norwalls
through the season on Tuesdays, and return-
ing on Saturdays; the MECHANIC, Captain‘
Hoyt, on‘ Thursdays, and returning on Tues-
Saturdays, and returning on Thursdays.
For freight or passage apply on board, at‘-
at the store of Hoyrrs 8:, Co,
Nnrwalk. March 14, I825.
“ LINE OF PACKET
FROM SAUGATUCK To New-Yor:x.'
EVELI./V./9.
THE Sloop I-ms, Capt. E. B. William':é_.'_
will sail tiom the wliarfof G Bradley
Co. every Tuesday through the season and
return‘ on Saturday; antlilte Sloop EVELINA,‘
will sail from the wharf of Jackson 8; .5‘/tg;-.~
wood on Saturdays and return the following
Tlitirsdays. For freiglitor passage apply to
the. Captains on board, or at the Stores of the‘
subscribers. G. BRADLEY 8:. Co.’
. JACKSON 82. SHERWOOD.
Saitgaitiick, April 95, 1895. 9 _
fr HE ELEGANT and FAST SAILING
STEAM -BOAT J OHJV‘ M.HRSH./ILL,
Capt. N. GRIFFING, will leave foot of Roose-
rtelt-street, N.York, for Sawpit atirl Norwalk,
9-Very_ Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Morning, at 6 o’clnck, and return the same
clays, leaving Old Well, at Norwalk, at two
otclock, P. M. stopping at Sawpii. She has
been tltoroughly repaired and additional ac-
commodations made, which makes her very
conrmodious and pleasant. For freight or
passage inquire ofJas.Qttiittard,jr. Norwalk,
or of the captain on board. Passage from
Norwalk tn New-York, 5l——fi'or'n Sattpit, 50
Cents. *,,_* STAGES rttn from Sawpit and
Norwalk to the different towns back. Mr.
Calltortn rtttis his Stage regular to the Boat.
on the above days, taking passetigers to Wil-
ton, Ridgfield, Rirlgbury, and Dattbury.
April 5th. 189.5. 7tf
THE NORWALK DISPENSARY,
Sign of the .’lforlar—-South. of the Bridge,
_I [S continually receiving sup.’
plies of DRUGS St. MEDI-
CINES, POTASH, GENU;
INE LIQUORS for Sickness,
. FRUIT, &.c.» &.c.
The SODA FOUNTAIN annexed to the
establishment is now in operation, and" will
receive every attention through the season‘.
ALE, of a superior quality constantly on‘
draught. No exertions will be spared by the
Proprietors, to render their establishment a
VALUABLE POTTERY, &c.
terms, that valuable 81. pleas-'
ant situation known by the name
. — of “ The Village” lying about a
mile from the Old Well,iti Norwalk, and con-
sisting of two large Dwelling-Houses, a large
Pottery.‘ two Kilns for burning Ware, a good.
Store and Barn, with o‘her buildings, a good
Wharf, and 20 acres of land. For further
particulars inquire of BENJAMIN Isxxcs.
'Nniwalk, April ll, 1825. 7
’FOR RENT OR SALE
'1 HE House and liomestead,
near the meeting house, late-
_ . , ly occupied by Mrs. Helen Belts,
-~ -- .2 deceased. For terms for the
house apply to either of the subscribers.
STEPHEN Locxwoon,
. W. M. Bi.-:'r'rs.
Norwalk, May 23,’ 18%.“ 13
FOR SALE,
A stnall Farm lying in the
towti ofNew Canaan about
one mile South of the nteeting-
= — hotise, on the road leading to
Five Mile River anti Rings End Landing.--
Said Farm contains about 30 acres of Land,
with a good House,’ Barn, and Cider-mill
standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor.
tioned with orchard, meadow, plough, pasttire
and woodland; is well watered, and a fine
stand for a mechanic.
Manor Hxnronn.
New-Canaan, March 1st.
MASONIC FESTIVAL.
HE Fnsrrvar.
of St. John the
Baptist will be cele-
brated by Jerusalem
Lodge, No. 49, at
the Masonic Hall in
Ridgfield,on theE’.4th
day of June next.’—-
An appropriate Discourse will be delivered
by a Brother on the occasion. The Members
of the neighbouring Lodges ago respectfully
invited to attend the celebration. L
By order oftlie Lodge,
A THOMAS HOLLINSHEAD. Secretary.
Ridgfield, April 29, I825. 8w I0
' MASONIC NOTICE.
BY Virtue ofa Warrant from the Grand-
Chapter ofthis state,a Royal -Arclt Chap-
ter of Free and Accepted Masons will be in-
stituted at Ridgfield on the24th ofJune next,
in pttblic, at 10 o’clock, A. M. Companions
of adjacent Chapters are respectfully invited
to attend. By order of the committee of
Arrangement, JEREMIAH MEAD.
Ridgfield, Way 23d, 1825. 14
' AN AWAY on the 28th inst. Sam’l fin-
a'rews Smith, an indented apprentice to
the Tailoring business. Whoever will return
said Boy to the subscriber, shall receive a re-
ward of one half cent-‘-no charges paid. All
persons are forbid harboring or trusting him
on my account. . ._ isrrtutrrrr. SMITH.-
l' Saugatuck, May 30, l825.- 14
To sail from‘ the Larrding of Hoyle 8; 06;.
days; and the SABINA, Captain Daskdm, art
respectable,as well as agreeable place ol'resort.--
[ROB SALE, on reasonable -
Norwalk Chronicler