3,.
3, Ale, Ice Punch and Lemonade.
. o’clock, P. M. stopping at Sawpit.
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Quarterly. Mail subscriber's in advance.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
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__ ACCOMMOD .
To sail from the Landing of Hoyls 8; Co.
Norioalk, for Peck-Slip, .N'e_w- York.
ON Tuesday, 22d inst. the Norwalk Line
of Packets will commence running ac-
bording tortheir usual summer arrangements,
the CITIZEN, Capt. Brawn, leaving Norwalk
‘through the season on Tuesdays, and return-
ing on Saturdays; the MECHANIC, Captain
floyt, on Thursdays, and returning on Tues-
days ; and the SABINA, Captain Daskam, on
Saturdays, and returning on Thursdays.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
at the store of Hows 29: Co.
Norwalk, March 14, 1825.
LINE OF PACKETS
Fnoiu SAUGA'1‘UC.t’£ To NEw-Y'oRK-
I
SLOOPS IRIS .H.N'I) EVEL1./_V'./fl.
‘IIVHE . Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. VVillIams,
will sail from the wharf of G Bradley 8;
-00. every Tuesday through the season and
‘return on Saturday ; and the Sloop EVELINA,
will sail from the wharf of Jackson 8; Sher-
wood on Saturdays and return the following
Thursdays. A For freight or passage apply to
the Captains on board, or at the Stores 01 the
subscribers. G. BRADLEY $2. Co.
H , Jackson &L SHERWOOD.
Satiga-tuck,_ April 25, 1825. 9
; . -_..-==_r. les-
THE' ELEGANT and FAST SAILING
STE A M B 0 AT J OHJV MARSH./9L L,
Capt. N.‘GRlFFlNG, will leave foot of Roose-
Iielt-street, N.York, for Sawpit atid Norwalk,
every. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Morning, at '6 o’clock, and return the same
days, leaving Old Well, at Norwalk, at two
She has
been thoroughly repaired and additional ac-
commodations made, which makes her very
conimodious and pleasant. For freight or
passage inquire of Jas. Q_uintard,jr. Norwalk,
or of the captain oti board. Passage from
Norwalk to New-York, $1-—-from Sawpit, 50
‘Cents. *** STAGES run from Sawpit and
Norwalkto the different towns back. Mr.
Calhoun runs his Stage regular to the Boat
on the above days, taking passengers to Wil-
‘ton, Ridgfield, Ridgbury, and Danbury.
April 5th, 1825. 7d"
VALUABLE PO'I"I‘ERY, &*.c.
_{ ‘ OR SALE, on reasonable
terms, that valuable &t. pleas-
ant situation known by the name
< .. » of “ The Village” lying about a
mile from the Old Well,in Norwalk, and con-
‘sisiing of two large Dwelling-Houses, a large
I’uttery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a good
Store and Barn, with‘o'lier buildings, a good
\Vharf, and 520 acres of land. For further
particulars inquire of BENJAMIN Isaxcs.
Norwalk, April ll, 182.5. - 7
FOR RENT OR SALE
THE House and homestead,
near the meeting house, late-
ly occupied by Mrs. Helen Belts,
deceased. For terms for the
/
L'.:_.\x':'
I house apply to either of the subscribers.
. STEPHEN Locxwoon,
- W. M. BETTS.
Norwalk, May 23. 1395- 13
— NORWALK DISPENSARY.
‘Sign of the Mortar-South of the Bridge.
. 7]‘ HE PROPRIETORS are
constantly replenishingtheir
E Establishment with fresh.sup-
plies of the very best quality of
" DRUGS 8:. MEDICINES In
general use.‘ Physicians can be accoinmoda-
ted with genuine articles, on as reasonable
terms as they can procure them elswhere.
Anderson's celebrated COUGH DROPS
and Pectoral Powder ; S\vaim’s Panacea;
Oil Vitrol; Potash, &Lc. 8z.c. _ .
A constant supply of first quality Liquors
for sickness; Raisins, Figs, Tainarinds, Pea-
Nuts, Filberts. Madeira N uts, Almonds, &Lc-
SODA WATER constantly on diaiight,
Paicn lsz. M’Lr«:AN.
BROKE into the enclosure
of the subscriber about
June 14.
the 9th inst. a red heifer Calf,
.. . M judged to hes or 4 months
‘ 6 " old. The owner is requested to prove prop-
s erty, pay charges, and take it away.
0
CHARLES HANFORD.
Norwalk, June 18, 1825. 17 *
'l‘AKEN UP by the subscri-
* her on the 20 inst. nineteen
LAMBS, and one old no-lIorn-
.-_4 . -. . . ed BUCK. There are no arti-
ficial mark, except a part of the Lambs are
blacked on the side, and one of them is natu-
rally black. The owner is requested to prove
-property, pay charges, and take them away.
' ' BRADLEY KEELER.
New Canaan, June 20, 1825. 17
VFAKEN UP by the subscri-
, a dark Red COW, with low
.. .. horns, sttpposed to be between
5 and 8 years old .no artificial mark. The
her on Monday, 13th inst."=
-NORWALK, Court. TUESDAY, JUNE 93, 1825.
NEW GOODS.
SPRING ASSORTMENT.
J"AMES MALLORY has this day rec’d
fr. N. Y. a very choice selection of DRY
GOODS, consisting, in part, as follows :-—-
Black and,Blue BROAD CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES ; Satinetts ; Bombazettes ;
Boinbazine; Calicoes, a good assortment ;-
Furniture Chintz; black Levantine ; Sin-
chew and Sarsinett; blue, white, and pink
Florences ; black Canton Crape; black,white
and green French Crape ;Fancy Silk bdkfs;
black silk and other Vestings; Irish Linen ;
Linen Canibric lIdkfs.; Long Lawn; Cam-
bric, Jaconet, Mull 8:. Swiss Muslins ; -Book
Muslins; fig’d anti plain Frills; silk Flagg
and Bandanoe bdkfs; Bobinett Laces, plain
and fig’d ; Thread and Cotton Laces; Grass
Cambric and Reeds for Ladies Hats; Insert-
ing Trimmings ; silk, cotton &. worsted Hose;
Russia and Table Diaper; silk striped Flor-
entine,a superior article for Pantaloons; Wil-
mington Stripe ; blue and yellow Nankeens ;
men’s black silk Gloves ; Ladies’ black and
white do; superior Buckskin do; Ribbons;
Domestic Stripes and Ginghams; Real Bang
tip Cord ; Dorchester Ticking ; cotton Cas-
simere ; Linen and cotton Checks ; Domes-
tic shirting and sheeting ; Dimity ; cotton
-=F|aggs; Oil Cloths ;, black and col’d Tabby
Velvet ; Uinhrellas ; Parasols; Merino hdkfs;
Gimps; black, green and ciiiainon coloured
Prunelle; black Satteen; black and white
Jean ; spool Floss and sewing cotton ; cotton
Balls; Pius; Needles; Tapes; Millitiett; Wire;
Buttons; Combs ;, sewing Silks; Looking
Glasses, &Lc. &Lc.
Also, Groceries 8; Crockery as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, 1825.
EBENEZER S TE V ENS
HAS just rec’d from N. York an extensive
8L elegant assortment of DRY GOODS,
which he is now offeriiig for sale as cheap as
can be purchased in any store in this county.
The following comprise a part, viz.
Superfine blue 8:. black London BROAD
CLO'l‘HS ; Cassiineres and Sattiuetts; Vel-
vet_ and Bangup cords ; Bombazetts and
Stripes ; 200 yards fine siIpe_rior twil’d Cir-
cassian ; 9.00 yards Vesting', comprising a
pomplete assortment; 1000 yards superfine
and common Calicoes ; 1000 yds. Furniture
cliintz ; black, white, 8:. green French Crapes;
-black and colored Canton Crapcs ; lilk Cati-
ton hdkfs. ; Silk and Cotton Flaggs; Fancy
Silk htlkfs; black India Levantine, Sarcinets
and Sinchews ; black and white Silk Gloves,
very superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen
Cainbrick, and Lawn ; one box Thread La-
ces, a complete assortment: ladies white Illi-
en pocket haudkerchiefs ; brown Muslin for
ladies Hats; black ‘Silk and Tabby Velvet ;
India Cambrick and Book Muslius ;JacoIIet
Mull, and Cainbrick do; bi’k and white Cot-
ton Hose ; . black and slate worsted do ; Silk
Braid ; Inserting trimmings and Suspenders ;
Coat and Vest Buttons ofall kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and small Tortoise
Shell Combs; 15 dozen side Combs; men’s
Buckskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pins and
Needles ; black Pins ; one case Ladies’ white
Leghorn Hats ; one case do black do do ;—
Ginghains and Checks; Window Papers ;—
Reeds for Hats; Diaper and Dimity; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizesg,-and
Flaiinels; blue anti yellow'Nankeen; Cotton
Cassimere; Buckrain; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin; white Satin Jean ;_Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green, yellow, and purple SILK,
a choice selection ;together with his usual as-
sortmentof GR OCERIES8; CROCKERY.
Norwalk, May 16,- I825. _ 8
‘SPRING FASHIONS.
COFIELD $1. CORKER‘ having 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 89. James; but thinking it ne-
cessary to close their accounts ofthe past year,
they earnestly solicit all those who have ac-
counts with them of more than three months
standing to call and settle them immediately.
They have recently rec’d the latest N. York
Fashions for CO.r1TS', FROCK-CO.HTS,
VESTS, P./]NT.HLOO.NS, Sfc. all ofwhich
garments they will make in the best manner,
and at the shortest notice,and they can assure
the public that no effort will be spared on
their part to suit those who may favour them
with their custom. *,,_* An assortment ofthe
best of Triminings kept constantly on hand. .
Norwalk, April 25. 9
More Lumber.
BENEZER HILL, at his Establish-
ment a few rods south of the Bridge,
has just rec’d a large supply of LUMBER,
ofthe 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 incrchautable Boards
5,000 feet clear Boards
5,000 feet Siding
Together with a good supply of LATH 8:
SCANTLING.
Norwalk, May 23, 1825.
OTICE.—Tlie subscriber having relin-
quished the mercantile business in Ridg-
field, would inform his old friends $2. custom-
ers thatit has become indispensable that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended effect,muclI 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 continues to carry on the Saddle,Harness,
Cap,—and Trunk-Making business at his old
stand under the Masonic Hall,where all favors
will be’ gratefully acknowledged, 81. all orders
promptly attended to. WM. Caocxen.
Ridgfield, Feb. 14-, I825. 52tf
LOBSTERS.
THE subscriber informs the publicthat he
hopes to supply them with Fresh LOB-
STERS every Saturday through the season,
owner is desiredyto prove property, pay char-
ges, and take heraway. CALEB MI'.;Lv.It.
g Wilton, June.l7, 1825. _*17 \)
EPENETUS WEBB.
at his boat lying at the wharfof I-Ioyts 8:. Co.
I Norwalk, May 28. _18tf
It ‘I I \
VVatch'es,'S_poons.,&LJevvelry. *.
& CO;
AVING com-
menced busi-
ness at the STORE
adjoining Messits.
STREET -8:. JAMES,
now offer to the pub-
,. - lie at very reduced
*i‘=.~. ’/_.‘~ ’ prices—'
S_ilver
LEVI CLARK
English $2. French WATCHES—
Gold Watch Seals, Keys. Slides and Rings;
Breast Pins (very Iine,) [Drops,
Ladies’elegant Gold Fillagree Ear-Rings and
Coral /Ear-Rings ; Imitation do.;
Black, blue, and ruby Ear Rings and Drops;
Finger Rings ;—-Waist Ribbons; -
Steel and Gilt Waist Buckles and Clasps;
Open, and Steel Top Silver Thiinbles ;
Brass do ;—-Silver and plated Pencil Cases
Sleeve Buttons ;—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, &r.c.
Hair and Bead Necklaces.
SILVER T.dBLE SPOOJVS;
. do DESERT, TEA, CREAM, and
SALT SPOONS; and SUGAR TONGS
Silver mounted Spectacles, with white and
green Glasses, by the dozen or single.
Fine Morocco Gilt Spectacle Cases;
Common do.
CLOCKS and VVATCHES carefully re-
paired and warranted.
SPOONS, MEDALS, Etc. Made and
Engraved to Order.
CASH paid for old GOLD and SILVER.
WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN SIL-
VERSMITII, to whom good wages will be
given. One who understands Spectacle-mm
king would be preferred.
Norwalk, May 23, 1825. r 13
BLACIfM4N 85' CLARK
WOULD inforin the Public that they still
continue the business at their old stand
in Danbury, where they keep on hand and
are constantly manufacturing
Silver TABLE SPOONS ;
Desert, Tea, Cream, and- Salt Spoons;
SUGAR TONGS ; .
Silver Mounted SPECTACLES, Whole-
sale SI. Retail,as low as can be purchased
in this State.
ALSO—For sale, BRASS EIGH'l‘ DAY
CDOCKS ; Silver “latches; Watch Seals,
Keys, and Chains ;Breast—I’ins; Ladies Ear-
Ol‘l‘ffIil18l)IS ; Finger Rings; Scissors and
Chains _: Pen-Knives ; Silver Tliiinbles, &Lc.
Clot.-ks‘ anti Watches carefully repaired
and warranted. All kinds ofGold and Sil-
ver Work made and repaired. —
*** Wanted iiurnediately—a Journeyman
Silverstnith,to whom good wages will be given.
Danbury, June 5, I825. 15 _
JIIILLINER Y.
MRS. M. A. SELLECKhasjust received
frotn New York a general assortineiitof
GOODS in her line, which she confidently
expects will give satisfaction to purchasers :
consisting of BLACK 8:. YELLOVV LEG-
HORN HATS 8.2. GIPSIES, some of su-
perior quality; STRAIV HATS 82. GIP-
SIES, together with a good assortment of
fashionable RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, BAND-BOXES, 8Lc. &.c.
ALSO, an assortment of C./ILICOES,
very elegant, FOR SALE as above.
Norwalk, April 12, 1825. 7tf
WOOL 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 VVool for Carding-,
which shall be done in the neatest manner $1.-
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 of every kind, and to meet the
public approbation in every respect. Aaron
Byington returns his thanks to his customers
for past favors and earnestly begs the contin-
uance of them. The business hereafter will
be carried on under the firm of
' BYINGTON Est. BISHOP.
1221‘
Norwalk. May 17, 1825.
WOOL CARDING.
THE subscriber informs the public that he
has taken the Fulling Mill owned by
Isaac & Jesse Waterbury, near the Saw and
Grist Mill,aiId near the main 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, he shall be able to execute his
work in a manner satisfactory to those who
may please to favour him with their custom.
He will do his work as well and oi) as reason-
able terms as at any other mill in this place.
He also assures the public that proper care
will be taken to prevent mistakes ofany>kind
and to meet their wishesas far as possible.
Josnpa H. LEI-ms.
N. B. Fulling, Dying, and Cloth-Dressing
will be attended to at the same place.
New Canaan, May 21, 1825. 6w14*
, RAN AWAY -
ROM the subscriber on the 8th inst. an in-
' dentedapprenticetotheshoemaking busi-
ness, by the name of Edwin Ogden, 18 years
ofage. ‘He took away with him several -ar-
ticlesnot his own, among which were a full
set of Tools, and some Shoes. All persons
are forbid harbouring, trusting or employing.
said boy on penalty of the law. One Cent
reward but no charges will be given to any
person who will return him to the subscriber.
WM. MAYBURY.
4 '7;
,voL. VIII. No.13.
FREDERICK REED
MOST respectfully returns his thanks for
, past favors and begs leave 10 "'|f0"m_‘h°
public that he has received by the last aH|V3l
from the city of New York a fresh suppl_v of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. Watch TRIM-
MINGS,” SILVER THIMBLES, &Lc._&Lc.
which he will sell at lessthan reduced. prices.
WATCHES carefully repaired, cleaned,
and warranted," for 25 per cent.less than here»
tofore during the warm season.
N. B. For.sale, a MUSICAL BOX-—
Price 815. 16 Norwallie Jill"? 14-
@"° SOMETHING NEW IIQ)
HE Friends and Patrons of the Lucky
./igcncy Oflicc, a few rods South ofthe
Bridge, are invited to call and examine an
interesting representation of FORTUNE’S
CAR, in pursuit of MORGAN’S Lucky Ol-
fice, the residence ofthe Goddess, and impel-
led by the sure and steady power attendant on
Perseverance in the way to wealth. Persons
desirous ofjoining her Ladyship’s Escort, can
be furnished with Certificates of any grade,
on leaving their orders at PRlCE’S Office.
LITERATURE LOTTERY,
A To be drawn July 20th, 1825.
_ Highest Prize $80,000, lowest. do. 311.-
present price of Tickets $9, but will advance.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, 17th Class,
To be drawn July 6th, 1825.
Highest Prize 880,000, lowest do. 310.-
Tickets 89, Norwalk, June 13.
ED WARD H. STREET,
(fit the Store lately occupied by Bartram and
Street, near the Bridge, )
HAS received and now offers for sale at
the lowest cash prices, a general and su-
perior assortment ofGROCERIES, HARD
VVARE, and FINDINGS, together with a
small assortment ofCROCKERY, which will
be disposed of at less than cost. Among his
assortment will be found, Ruin, Brandy, Gin,
VVines, Cordials, Sugars, Molasses, Raisins,
Spice, Flour, Coffee, Chocolate, &Lc &Lc. &Lc.
Norwalk, June 12, 1825. 16
SASHES.
FOR SALE by the subscriber, a few el-
egant SASIIES suitable for Royal Arch
Masons. Apply soon.
Noxn S. BAILEY.
.l\‘ew Establtslimetit.
HE subscriber would inform his friends
and the public in general, that he has
removed his Store frotn the East end ofhis
house, into his NEW STORE a few rods
West ofthe Bridge, where he has on hand-a
General Assortment of GROC ERIES,
HARDWARE, and CROCKERY, . which
articles he will put at prices which will be as
C/reap as any Store in the place. Part of the
articles are as follows: viz.
St. Croix, New England, and Jamaica
RUM; Madeira, Malaga, Currant and Port
WINE; Holland and Pierpont GIN; Old
Cider BRANDY; St. Croix, New Orleans,
8:. Havana-SUGAR ; a number ofhogsheads
ofthe firstquality MOLASSES ; Young Hy-
son, Hyson Skin, and Souchong TEAS ; a
general assortment of SPICE; three or four
kinds of RAISINS ; FIGS—b_esides many
other articles too tedious to mention. '
Jornv BUIIRALL.
12
Norwalk, May 17.
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
.l‘t‘Iore Lumlaer.
STREET 8:. JAMES havejustreckl anad-
ditionalrsupply ofLUMBER consisting of
Catskill and Albany SI-IINGLES
Clear and Merchantable BOARDS
Me_rv.lIantable'PLANK; clear 2 inch do.
SCANTLING ; LATH BOARDS ;—
Clear and Merch’t SIDING, Sec. &t.c. &t.c.——
all of which is offered at the lowest prices.
NOTICE.
HE subscriber is in want of two or three
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS and two
or three APPRENTICES to the Tailoring
business, who can come well recommended.
Encotiragement will.be given to any Journ-
eymen who will pay their attention to his cori-
cerns. He wishes to inform the public at large,
and likewise his" old customers,.who may de-
pend upon iriiinediate attention, that, altho’
he has received a large assorzment of work
from N.York, his attention will be paid more
particularly to customers, as his intention is
to supply his shop with good workmen.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Sangatnck, May 30. 1825. [,4
TO CARPENTERS.
HE subscribers wish to contract for the
frame ofa STORE 18 by 20 feet. It is
desired that proposalsinay be made immedi-
ately. 15 * HOYTS 8:. Co.
Norwalk, June 7, 1825. 15
ANTED-A quantity of UNDERPIN-
NING STONE. Inquire at the store
of’ .HOYTS St. Co.
VVHEAT FLOUR, CODFISH, 83c.
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 assortment of Crockery 8; Glass-
Ware; Looking Glasses, Sec. &'.c.
N. B. The subscriber’s store 25 at present
well supplied with a good assortment of Gno-
CERIES, HARD-YVARE, 3:. CROCKERY, which
he intends selling as cheap for cash as any
one in the place. JOHN BURBALL.
Gentlemen 8; Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER-—Prepared by Dr. CLAY-
For sale at the Gazette 0_17z'ce—Price 95 Cts
For sale also by Benj.Isaacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and S.‘Jarvis,Stamford.
SHIRTINGS st SHEE_'I‘INGS.
TREET 8t. JAMES have just rec’d 3,000
Yards American Sheeting and Shirting
Muslins, which are offered by the piece at N.
Norwalk, June 13, 1-825. 16
York prices. Norwalk,June 13.
DRVID NASH
.‘ACKNOWLEDG-ES many favors con-
ferred on him by his friends and the pub-
Iic, and solicitsa continuance 01' their patron-
age. He contiinies the WATCH MAKING
and SILVERSMITH Business at his stand
No. 1, west end of Saugatuck Bridge, where
he is readyto wait on those who will favour
him with a call. Cnstoiners can be supplietl
on as reasonable terms as can be had in New-
York, or any shop on the sea-coast. -
SILVER SPOONS ofall kinds inade,en-
graved, and warranted to be as good as Span-
ish Dollars. CLOCKS and WATCHES
carefully repaired. _ _ _ ‘
*** Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
Saugatuck, May 31st, 1825. lotf
, Cheap fin" Cash.
THE subscriber has'this day received from
V N. York a general assortment of GRO-
CERIES, which he offers at reduced prices
for cash. The following articles are among
his assortment: _
Cogniac and Cider BRANDY; Jamaica,
St. Croix, 81. NE. RUM; Holland 31. Conn-
try GIN; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchong TEAS ; Loaf, St. Croix, and Ha-
vana SUGAR; Wheat, Rye, and Buckwheat
FLOUR; Rice; Molasses; HONEY, of a
very superior quality ;Crackers and Cheese ;
Codfish ;_ Herring ; Mackerel; Pork; Pork 83
Beef Hams ; Coffee ;_Chocolate; Ginger ;—-
Pepper; Pearlash; Pimento; Nutmegs;-—-I}
Mustard ;Box Raisins; Figs; Oranges; Cas-
.
all kinds; Tobacco; Candles; Blown Salt ;
Box Soap and Patent Shaving Soap ;Starch;
Brooms; Patent Spring Steel HOES‘; Bel-
lows ; Powder 81. Shot ; Cider, Vinegar‘, Beer,
&c. &c. EDWIN Looxwoon.
Norwalk, April 30.‘ 8
New Fzrm—Sprmg Goods..
THE subscribers having entered into part-
nership under the firtn of Lewis MAI.-
LORY 84. Son, inform their friends that their
business will be conducted at the Old Stand of
Lewis Mallory, a few rods east ofthe Bridge,
where they have just received from N.Yurk a.
large supply ofFre:~h and Seasunable Goods,
which they offer to their customers on as rea-
sonable terms as they can be found elsewhere.
The following comprise a-part oftlieir assort-
ment :—Black, blue, olive, green, and mixt
BROAD,-CLOTHS ; black, blue, and other
colored CASSIMERES : Satinetts; Striped
Florentine; Silk striped Drilling, a new and
fashionable article for PANTALOONS ;—-
a v_ery choice selection of black‘ figured Silk
Vestings',Valencia and other Vestings; Bom-
bazine; Circassian; Levantine and Gro De
Nap Silk ;Fancy Silk Hilkfs; Gloves; Hosie-
ry'; Sheeting and Shirting ; Ticking ; Ging-
liains ; Flannels; Checks, 8z.c. lace. together
with a great variety of Goods not here enu-
merated. ALSO, a
CROCKERY and GROCERIES.
N. B. TAILORING carried on as usual.
Customers may depend on having their work
doneiin the neatest manner, according to the
_tnust fashionable style, &. on reasonable terms.
Lewis MALLORY,
ALI-‘P.F.D lV1.u.I.oaIr.
Norwalk, April 18, 1825. v 8
New Goods--Cheap for Cash.
HARLES HURLBUTT, at the old
stand of Samuel Jackson 81. Co. has re-
cently returned lroin NewYmk with a general
assortinent'of DRY—G,OODS. GROCE-
RIES, H.flRDW./IRE, and CROCKERY.
The assortment being laid in for the conven-
ience of the Public, and the exertion which
was made in the selection of- the Goods and
their quality,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
themselves present. A
N. B." Cash or country produce will be
received in payment. .
Saugatuck, May 2, 1825. j*3m 10
THE STOCKHOLDERS fi'ti.eDAN—
BURY &z. NORWALK INSURANCE
COMPANY are hereby notified to attetid a.
meeting of said Company, at the dwelling
house offlaran Seeley in said Danbury, on the
first Wednesday ofJuly next at ten o’clock,
forenoon, for the purpose of choosing Direct-
ors for‘ said company, agreeable to their act
of Incorporation. W
MATTHEW B. WHITTLI~:sE1', C ‘ ,
SAMUEL TWeI«:I)Y. , °mm '5‘
Danbury, June 10, 1825. ' 16
ANAWAY from -the subscriber on the
4th inst. an __indented apprentice to the
Hatting business, by the "name of MorrisRow-
land, about 19 years of age. All persons are
forbid harboring, trtisting or employing him,
on penalty of the law. Whoever will return
him to the subscriber shall receive one cent
reward, but no charges. JOHNHICKOK.
Wilton, June 9, 1825. T6?‘
FINDINGS.
THE subscriber infurins the tiadethat he
has for sale a general assortment of
FINDINGS, which will be sold on reasona-
ble terms. '16
TO JOURNEYMEN.
Wanted immediately a number of Journey-
men Slwemakcrs,to work on Boots and Shoes,
to whom good encouragement will be given.
Norwalk,June 13. Win. Nlneuitr.
LAST CALL BUT ONE.
NOTICE is hereby given that thedebts due
to Bartram 8; Street, must be‘ paid by
theifirst of July next,as circumstances render
it imperiously necessary. Those who are de-
linquent must not feel disappointed if they
have to pay some‘add_itional expense. .;-_1.
N. B. All the debts due to said firm belong
to the subscriber;-. -, D..-ES. BAR'1‘R.AMo
Norwalk, June 13, 1825. - 16
I OTICE-_—-A small parcel was taken by
Inistake from the Steam Boat this day,
and another left in its place. The. owner of
the one left will find it at the store of Messrs.-
Street 8:. James, and oblige by leaving at the
same place the one taken away. - , '
‘Saturday, June 1'9, I825. ’ 17“
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sit: ; Spanish and American Segars; Snuff of -
general assortment of ,
Norwalk Chronicler