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' WHOLE -N6. 390. .
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Um -
.. PUBLISIIED BY '
S. ‘W. BENEDICT. '
_ T,5R._“g,,_s.'l‘wo Dollars per annum, payable
Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance. ‘
' less than asquare, 75
-3:71 . OLD LINE.
_SUM;\IER. ARRANGEMENT.
"'A.CCiOM’.\’IODATION PACKETS,
To sailifrom the -Landiiig qf Ho]/ls 5;’ C0.
.5 ".tV'orwalfc,’ jiir Peck-St'i'p,, JV'_et0 Y Ork-
ON Tuesday, cad inst. the Norwalk Line
, of Packets will coininence running ac-
cording to ilieiigusual summer arrangements,
the Ci"rizr-:..\',..C.apt. ‘Brown, leaving Norwalk
thronghftlie season on Tuesdays, and return-
ing—_c‘ii_‘ Saturdays; the illeciiaivic, Captaili
Ifoyt,-‘onl Thursdays, and returning on Tues-
days ; and the S.iBi_NA, Captain Daskaiu, mi
Saturdays, and retur'n'ing oii'Tliurs.d.iys.
,__For freight or passage apply on board, or
sarftlie store of_ , _ Horns 5:. Co‘.
‘ Ejfiqrivalk, March 14,‘ 18935.
5*” " J ‘LINE or PACKETS-
Fnoiu ~SAuoA:rb"cK.'ro New Yoitx. .
~ SLOOPS IRIS JUVD M.dRY._
71‘ HE Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. Williams,
will soil from the wharf of G’. Bradley 31'
Co. every Tuesday through the season and
return on Saturday; and the Sloop MARY,’
C-apt. L. BANKS, will sail from the wharl of
Jac_/cson 8; S/ierivood on Saturdays and re-
or passage apply to the Captains on IJO{ll‘l.l,'.Ol'
‘at the storesof the Subscribers.
.’ ‘G.'Bn.inLr:v &r. Co.
, _' Jackson St. Sueawoon.
jntlgnlllhlt, April -95, 1825. 9
NEW A_RRA_NGEMEN'1‘. .
'1‘HE F.LEGANT.and FAST SAILING
S’I‘ E A M—BOAT J O H .N‘».M.d1t’SH./1 LL,
Capt. N. GRIFFING, will leave foot ofBoose-
velt-street, N.York, for Norwalk, every Tues-
day, Thursday, -and‘ Saturday Morning, at
h_alfpast 8 o’clock,’and return the same days,
leaving Old Well,at Norwalk, at halfpast £2
o’clock, P. M. She has bcen‘tlioi‘oii,-;lily_fre_-_.
paired and adtfiiioiial‘accdniinotraitous’made,
which makes her very commodious and pleas-
ant. For fi'eiglit or passage inquire ofJaiiies
Quintard,jr. Norwalk, or of‘ the Captain on
board- Passage from Norwalk loNew-York,
One ‘Dollar. *_,_.* STAGES ‘run ‘from
N()t'svalk to the ttitfereiit 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. 139.5. - 7ll
VALUABLE PO'I"I‘ERY, fstc.
' ' F OR SALE, on reasonable
terms, that valuable $3 pleas-
ant situation kiiown by the name
.- -— of “ The Village” lying about a
mile from the Old Well, in Norwalk,'a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning VVai'e_, a good
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Wharf, and 20 acres of Land. For fnrt her
dariiculars inquire of ~BF-INJ-AMIN Isaacs.
Norwalk, April ll, 1825. 7
‘ F O R S A L-E
. A VALUABLE tract ofLn nd,
"‘- containing 9 8 4 acres, con"-
sisting ‘of llrleadnw, Plow, and
\__ Orchard, all of the first quality.
Said property is situated in Wilton, adjoining
the Belden Hill road, and is an eligible sitna- -
tiou for a Dwelling House, and considered a
convenient siiuiitioii for a mechanic. The
property ivasformerly occupied and owned
by Peter James. deceased, it being his home
meadow, and oicliard. For further particu-
lars and conditions, apply to Barnabas Mar-
vin, Esqr. or to the subscriber, at Nathan
Nash’s. ' DANIEL NASH.
Norwalk, August 23, 182.5. 27 if
LUMBER.
JUST received from, Cavtskill and Albany."
a full cargo of LUMBER, consisting ol '
Catskill Shingles, (principally Bakcr’s lmiiid)
and a large supply of -Boards, Plank, $1.0. of
almost every description and tpialiiy. _
STREI-1'1‘ $1. JAMES.
Noriv-alk. August 29-
FOR S.-\-LE, ‘ ‘
YOUNG HORSE, 5yrs.
_old, good size, warranted
sound SI. lianrlsome. Apply to
_. Lewis MALLORY.
- L-' Nnrwalk. Sept. 5. ‘I815. 28
Gen¢lemen.8; Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
Foo sale at the Gazette O_[ficc—Pric-e :25 Cis,
For sale alsowby Beuj. Is-.i-acs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Staiulord '
September. 1st, l8_25._
Millinaryat Greenwich, Ct.
'1‘ HE subscriber has taken the store attach.
ed to Mrs. S. Maddius’_ House nearly op-
rposite Weed’: Tayerii, where she intends car- l
tying. on the Milltiiary Bitsiiiess, in all,iis l
varieties and the most improved style; She "
has, and intends keeping, every article in that .
line, and on her return lroin New York,whcre i
she is going toascertaiii ilie fall fasliioiis,and '
procure an assistant of taste. Her shop will
be open to lliose who may lavor her with their l
_ousiom, about-the 26th inst. C. HAWKINS: l
,Sl?[‘IlI.’llli)r:l' 5'20, I825. :30
son POUNDS C'0'TTO.V B./1Zl"1'.>' for {C
H110 ll) BA! Ruin at is per pound.
013.51.! SE02 SHOP‘. ,
.AUS'I‘lN G. CLARK would info,r,ni his
friends and the public that he has_recent-
ly taken the stand formerly occii_pied by Hen-
ry Selleck as a SHOE SHOP, where he
contemplates carrying on the above business,
and conlidently expects by his punctuality
and skill in his pioicssionf, to merit a share of
the public ,pa‘tionage. -, L _ ' .
Norwalk, Sept. 27, 1825. _8itf ' _
Groceries," Hardware, and
‘ FlI1(IIl'lgS._. '
DWARD H. STREET‘ has just reciv-'
4 ed as full aii_d complete as~‘o'rtment offirst
rate articles in the GROCERY and Hard-
ware line, which he offers to the public upon
the most advautageoiis teinis, both at
VVI£OI.§ESAI.E&RE1‘AIl3;-
Among his assortnient may be l'ouiid—'-
RUM, Brandy, Gin, ,Wii.es, St. Cordials,
-‘ofallkinds ; Brown Loaf Sugars ofilic vari-
ous quailities ; Fresh TEAS; Cotfee,.Choc_-
olate ; Molasses; Rice ; Pork ;_Po'rle %t;Beef
Hams ; Shad ; Mackerel by tlie,_litilfbarrcl
and tub ; Salmon ; Herring ; Codfisli‘;pCr'ack--
ers; Cheese ; W. I. Fruitoi’ various kinds;
Ginger; Pepper; Pearlash ; Pimento.;.Nui-_
megs; Mustard ; Segars, Snutl'and-Tobacco
ofall kinds; Candles, Soap, 8Lc, &t.c. _ ,
Together with a general assortment of
HARDWARE ‘and FINDINGS.-—-.—Like-
wi'se,——Ground Logwood and Nickeragua-;
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin. ‘and Oil-‘
stones, &*.c. ‘ Norwalk,Sept.'12.
*,,* CLERK W.ANTED——from 16 to 18‘;
years of a'ge—-apply as above. ' I
Norwalk,Oct.,Q. . ’ -
PALE G-OODS..
LEWIS MALLORY ISL SON.
- AVE ii.eci~:t~"r'Lv received from
L
VVINTER GOODS, which in addition to
their former stock_will comprise a very lldl'lCl- .
SOIIIG assortiuent. ‘
Superfine Clotlis‘and~Cassiineres of various ‘
colors and qiialiiies ;- Stitinetts; also, a choice
selection of Vcstings of the latest patterns ;—
Tartan Plaids ; Baizes and Flannels; Caro-.
line Plaids and Stripes; Bonihazine 8:. Bom-
bazetts ; Ratinetls; Calicoes, ver_v_liaridsome;
Levantine, lig’d and-plain; fig’vl Gro de Nap;
Cashmere- lidkfs.; Domestic Mnsliiisat redu-
ced 'prices——Also,' a good assortment of the
best TRIMMINGS kept constantly on hand.
.All the above Goods, together with many
more not here enumerated will be sold on as
good terms as at any other store in this place. ~
Persons wishing to purchase will please cal
anti see'for tlieinselvcs. . .
Norwalit, Oct. 9..
FREDERICK REED,‘
WATCH MAKER Z4. SILVER SMITH
D/‘I-OS'l‘L’iu:sri: c't:1-‘t'iLL’Y‘ infornis his friends
and the public that he has received a
Fresh supplv of ‘WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Gilt Goods, and a variety of \Vatcli Tl{IM—
MINGS, btc. An assortment of SILVER
SPOONS will constantly be kept on hand of
the very best kind and ueatcst patterns.
_ -SPOONS made to order. - _
WATCHES repaired in the best manner,
and at the shortest notice. . ‘
‘ Wanted, an—Apprentice to the above busi-V
n_ess, from 15 to .17 years ofage.
Norwalk, September It}. 18225. 99
CONI{LlN s'ritu’NG'i‘n*NiNc,i’LAs-
'1'ER‘—-\'V’AI{RANTED GENUINE-
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk, September 20. . 3
TEAZLES, of SUpt:l'lUl‘-ql.l'cllll._V
9
for sale "by the subscriber.
_ . ELIAS-PEcK,..qIt'.'
, Gpeenwicli, Aug. 7, 18°15. 5 - 25
V ‘ ANTED, an Apprentice to i|ieTa'ilor-
ing biisiness, one ‘who has had" some ex_-
perience. For sale, a MILlTARY'COA'1‘,
suitable for an Officer in the Militia.
Sept. Q3. SCOFIELD &L Ctinxitrt.
FOR SALE, .
']‘HE‘ valuable and pleasant
’ ' homestead offlannali Bald-
win, dec’d, situated aboutbalf a
mile from the Bridge, with a
welling-liouse, Barri, and_'out houses.
good
.For terms apply to V
STEPIIEN SMITH, , ' ,,
JAcoB'Siui'i'_11, 23"". 5'
Norwallt, Aug. 5,7l8"25. . 24 .
MANUFACTURING,’ CARDING, AND
CLO'I‘H—DRESSING. A '
HE subscriber takes this method to in-
form his friends and the public in gener-
al that he has expericm:ctl woi'kmeii an‘d good
inachiiitry ; that he will in:i:iuf:ictur'e Broad
Cloilis, C-ussiiiiercs, Satiueiis, Flaiincls, Sac. _
at re-.i§()ual)|e pricegoti ctiiitlilltilis, by the ytl.
or on slitires. Carding, Fulliug, Dying, and
Finisliiiig done for custoiners at all seasons
of the year. , Goods will be sold at reasonable
pt‘l(‘€$ by the piece or -yard.
ELIAS Pr:cx,juu’r..
G|'PPnWicll Factorv. Mav 02:3. 82.’).
MACKEREL 8!. SALMON. ‘I
JUST received and for sale by the su'oscri-
ber, a quantity ofNo. 1 Mackerel, in tubs
of 40 poiiuds eacli. Price 192 shillings. Also,
Pickled Salmon. E. H. STREET.
Norwalk, Aug. 8, 1825. 21» \
. VVOOL FOR. SALE, by E, H. S1-iu-:n'r,
Norwalk, Augiist 8.
If l_ w._‘_. .V . ... -
New-‘
York a new supply of FALL AND;
~ , inquire of the subscribcroii the premises.
Coal \Vi'.intl'.ed. _
THE subscriber wishes to.purehase 300
Bushels first rate OAK COAL: 3”] '00
Bushels of MAPLE .d0-; .._
A ' ‘Joust BURIIA-LL.
_ .Nnr\valk, SPDI‘. I3._ ' ,
HOYT’S HIGHLY_A}?PROVED PAT-
‘ ' _j ENT COOI{l;NG AND
1 FRANKLIN, VSTOVES.
A SUPPLY of tlie'iil5_ove STOVES are
~ A rec’d by tlie'__subscribcr. Those who»liav‘e
been waiting foryears to see all the improve-
ments that.cou_ld. tie made-“i1,n Cooking Stoves,
tnay in these find combinelti.‘-all.tliat can ren-
. der a Stuve elegant, pleasant, healthy, Er. con-
venient‘. "Those who wisl-l'_io buy, are earnest-
ly requested to call’ and gtiaiiiiiie those now
. offered before ppiircliasing e_lsw.here. The
conveniences are great and prices low.
Norivalk, Sept..5_. . ' PRICE-
NEW SUPPLY OI}‘f;,GROCERIES.
r ‘OHN BURRALL lia_s;justret:’d from N.
- "Y. a new supply of Gli0_.°ei‘ies, which he
offers to the public at fair prices.
-P.li’Proof Cogiiiac BRANDY by the Bar-
; rel or keg ‘ ,
St. Croiit and Jamaica RUM
Madeira ‘and Malaga WINE
Lump and Loat'SUGAR
Brown Sugars, a good trsstirtiiieut '
Likewise the subscri~be'r ‘has it supply of
Mead’s_ CRACKERS by _,(lie,liundretl or less
quantity, which he will _I';irnisli_ inercliaziis,
tavern-keepers, and» ivagriiiers at the same
prices they have been furnished by him.
Norwalk,"S'ept.' I. ‘
JUST rec’d andfor sale" by ilie subscriber:
17 Barrels first quality MESS‘ PORK——
‘jAlS0, 50 boxes best New Oilcaus'SEGARS.
= ' '- _Enw.1i”r.D H. S'1‘xu~:c'r
I October 2.
TO 'l_‘AlLUIlS. ~ ~ -
_ ‘iv ANTED il!}i1lB(llu(C_:~_Y, -a Jt)Ut'liéynl3ll_
" - Tailor, ton-liotii'gob‘it -rzncouragenietit
will ‘be given.
need apply..:. .. . ,
Nnrwalk, Aug. 8. l3°.2.’).
FOR SALE, _
BOUT 6 or 8 acres of Land
with a convenieiitdwe||ing-
house, store, and burn standing
- thereon,‘ with a well of good wa-
ter near the door, and a fine young Orchard
of superior -fruit trees, priiicipally grafted,
pleasantly situated in A South Salem oii_the
post road leading from Ridgtield to Stainforzl.
it is a good stand for a uierchaut or iucchuiiic
ofany description: it will be sold low 8:. pay-
meiits made easy.‘ For further particulars
Noam S. Barney.
' . 24-
. ISAAC C. BET'1"‘.
South Salem, July )6, I825. I 9.l:3ui
‘ _ " ‘ l\ilACKEREL~ , -
DST rec’d an_d for sale by the subscriber a
quantity ofsmall Tubs of MACKEREL
N0.‘ 1. containing Forty Weight, designed-
particularly for faiuily use. - _
, Likewise, anew supply of RICE, which
"will be sold cheap foitcasli.
= . — . * :-‘Joan BUnn.u.t..'
_ ‘August 23d. . - r -
CONNECTICUT ‘RIVER, CATSKILL
' AND ALBANY LUMBER. '
JUST received at .the.new. Lumber -Yard,
,adj_o_iniug Price 8t. M’Leans' Establish-
ment, ,a, new supply of the tirst quality Con-
necticut River, Catskill, and, Albanyx LUM-
BER, _which is offered on reasonable terms.
The assortment consists iii._part. of. » ’
A 70,000 Connecticut River_Shingles,
100,000 _firs_t qiitility Catskill ».do—
100,000 2d quality do do - ‘-
50,00i)_ first quality Albany do A u -
13,000 feet Clear Boards *
l6_,’000 feet Merchanble Boards
2,000 feet Clear Plank,‘ . - V ’ -
Together with_a quantity,of. Merchan-table"
Planlt,_B:rii Boards, Siding, Latli, &t.c'.
The business -will _licrea~fter be con-
ducted by tlie_ subscribers -under the firm of
Hill 5; Coley ..EBEN_E,-ZER HILL,
- .- ,Hr:.\'a_t H. Co1.ev.- -
Nnrivalk, Aug. 14. I825. - - Q5
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT, .
If OR pleasantiiess, safety, expedition, ease
and certainty,is infinitely superior to any
oilier medicine, for the cure of tliat-most dis-
agreeable and toruieiiting.disorder-—Likewlse
for all lierreiie eruptions and iinpuiities oftlie
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
July'.4tli. I8-25.
TIIE Qbscriber respectfully informs his
customers, that having declined the cus-
tom business, it will hereafter be carried on
at the same place by Austin G. Clark. He
respectliilly requests those who are intlebtctl
I to him forsslioes long since worn out, to call
and settle their accounts iniuiediately, as
Cash being the soul of his business he is un-
able to carry it on without a supply of that ne-
cessary article. HENRY SELLECK.
Norwalk, Aug. 15,1825. 95
COTTON BATTING.
OTTON BATTING of a very superior
quality just received and for sale by
1 Sept 96- James .'M1u.t.oa-Y.
STONE WARE. '
A HANDSOME a_ssortment "of STONE
WARE of an excellent quality,just re-
ceived and for sale by the subscriber.
Jomv BURRALL.
Nnrwalk, Sept. 9..
PORK AND BEE-F HAMS,
LARGE supply, and of the best quality,
just rec’d ts: for sale by E. H. S'rnE.c'r.
Norwallt, June 23. 17 ,
STONE LIM F...
STREET 8!. «JAMES will keep constantly '
on hand a quantity of Stone Lime, by the
Barrel. Sept. 12,1825. 9.9
_ Henry Beers,
None but--a good workman
. EXPEDI
. OLD LINE. ~
.N't-to-Rochelle, .M(zmaroneck, Stamford, and
.N'ortIi._Cu3(Ie, LIJVE OF lS'T.‘/ICES.
' HE subscribers wish to inform their
friends am] the public that they will run
the above line of Stages, as follows: viz.
Tuesdays, Tltursduys-, and -Saturdays to leave
Mr. Z.'Meads, No. 92! Bowery, at 9 o’clock,
A. M. And leave Isaac Quintarcl’s store at
_Staiiiford, and John Smiih’s Public Hciise,
North Castle, at Sunrise. on Mondays, Wed-
nesdays, and Fridays,-and arrive in NewYork
with _all possible despatcli. All baggage to
be at the risk ofilie owners. -
. S'rE1*m-:x.Mo'r'r. Propri-
; . P.umo-mi 3t. KIRK. etois.
New York, Sept. £7. - Sfltf *3m
'1‘HE DANBURYAND NORW_A]',.K
IJVSUIIJL/\"CE ‘ C_0._i’lIP.ZId.V"F, , _‘
'[_'-{AVING been incorporated by the Le-
gisl:{iure‘ofthis State with a Capital of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty
to increase the some to One Hundred 5!. Fif-
ty Thousand Dollars, the f1.st nanictl siiiu of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars being all
paid in or secured to be paid, all of which on.
the shortest notice could be converted iiitp
cash and appropriatetl to the paynient_of los-
ses, are nowready for the transaction of hu-
siness. ’ The Directors pledge tlieinselves
_to ‘issue policies on as t'avor_able terms as. any
other Oflice in the United Siates,and by lair-
ness and liberality in conducting the business
of the Conipany, they expect to gain the con-
fidence of the public,
Proposals for Insurance against Fire ,will
be ieceivedat either of their Ofiices, in Nor-
walk and Danbury, where constant attend-
ance will be given at all hours of business
days for the accomuiodatiou of those who,
may please to call for the purpose of transact-
in: business. ‘ . -
The fofloiiriiig gentlemen are Directors of
the Company." ' i V
run THE OFFICE "3 ‘ }‘0R._'I‘!-IF. orvricc
IN D._A'i\‘BURl'. ' IN. Nonwanx.
Samuel Tweedy, Wm. Lockwood, _
David Foot, _ _ Thaddeus Beits,
Matb’wB.Wlii_ttlesey, liarles Isaacs,
Elijali Gregory, Sieplicn B. St. John,
Russell Hoyt,
Isaac H. Sec-ley,
Richard Randall, ’~
Samuel Jackson,’
Joseph Wood,
Justus L. Bush,
Ebenezer -Ayres,
Asaliel R. Betts. ‘
Wm. Lncxivotiii,
Aaron Sanford.
S.x.-\.i’L TWEEDY,
’\/\/\‘\/\’\I\ \’\AA\V\&\OV\’\\lV\I\\‘\-‘R W
President, ‘ . Prclsidetit,»
_AL.~.:iso:i I-_l._uiix.ti_v, 'S'I‘EPR~ENB.S‘3.‘.JOHiN,
Secretary. i Sccretary.:
. EBE.N'EZER S'l'EVEi7V'3
HAS just rec’d from N. York an extensive
8:. elegant assortment ofDRY GOODS,
which he is now ofleriiig for sale as cheap as
can be purchased in any stoie in this county.
The following comprise a part, viz. ,
Superfine blue St. black London BROAD
vetand Bang up cards ; Bombazettes; and
Stripes ; 200_yards tine superior .twil’d Cir-
cassian; £’.0OAya_rds Vesting, comprising a
complete assortment ; [000 yards superfine
cliintz; black, white, 6:. green French Crapes;
blackand uol’d Canton Crapes ;. black Cati-
and Sinchews; blackaiitl white Silk.Gloves,
very superior quality ;‘_'Ii'l_Sll Linens, Liueii
Cambrick, an‘d Lawn ; one box Tin‘-ead Lu-
ces, a complete assortiuent :. ladies white.lin-
en pocket liaiidkercliicfs; brown llluslin for
ladies Hats; b_Iack silli a_nd_Tab’oy Velvet ;—-
India Caiiibric'antl B_ook_ Musliné ;,Jii,C0ll6I
Mull, and Cambric do ;, black and white cot-
Braid; Insertiiig trhniningsand suspenders;
coat and vest Buttons of all kinds ;. 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and small. Tortoise
shell Combs ;‘ 15 dozen side Combs ; iuen’s
Buckskin and Beaver Gloves ;,Pins and Nee»
dles ;' black’ Pins; one case’ Ladies’ white’
Leghorn Hats ; one case do, black do do ;-—
Gingliams and Checks ;- .Window Papers ;—
Reeds for Hats; Dia'per,_ah_d Dimity; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Bai2e§.a’nd
Flannels; blue and yellow Nankeen ; cotton
- Cassiiiiere; Buckram ; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin ; white Satin Jean ; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green, yellow, and‘pu_r‘ple" SILK.
a choice selection ; together iviili his iisual as-
S0f_lIl)8l)lOI~GIi0CERlES&‘ CROCKERY.
Q Noiwalk, Sept.'96.‘-- '
JUST. rec’d and for sale‘ by E‘owA'it'15 H.
"S'1»‘ui-:c'I‘, a quaiitityof the first quality
American Segars at 153 per thousand. _'
.Norwalk, 22d Sept; l8£.’5. ' ' ‘ 31"’!
List of Le‘tte'i's in‘ ‘the’ Post o,/)5.-e‘ "ct .N'orwa.’I;‘.,
{ ‘October i, 1825. __ ,_ _,
\VILLIAh1,Arnistroiig, Nathan Beers,
A Miss‘ Mary Beers, Henry F. Baker,
W§keniaii‘Burr,-Daniiel Chase, W. H. Chap-
man, Wm. Coimvall, Eber Carpenter, Betsey
Cannon, James O. Dalton,Mrs. Sarah Dike-
iiian, Miss Sarah B. Dewey, Szunuel S. Day,
Parson Day, Rev. S. Eaton, Heiny Flem-
ming, Francis Hoyt, Thomas C. H-anford,
Elihu Haiiford, Hrs. Abigail Hanford, John
I. Hull, Aiistiu Hamsieatl, James Hill, Miss
Clarissa Hoyt, Miss L. Hart, Amliony John-
son, Sieplien Jacltson,Redding, Mrs. Marga-
rette Jones, Mrs. Ann Jocelin, James Kelliau,
Ozias Kellogg, Josiah Kellogg, Phineas _Mil-
ler, Earl T. Pease, Sarah Quintard,‘ Mrs-
Sally Raymond, Anthony Rugg, Jas. Riley,
Wm. N. Raymond, Raymond ‘& Downs 4,
Miss Mary R. St. John, Mrs. Mary St. John,
John Street, Alfred M. Suiith, Doctor John
Stone, Oliver H. Taylor, Willis Turney.
Lewis Whitney, Frank Whiting, Edward
Lockwood, George A. Young.
32 *~ W. M. BETTS, P. M.-
TURKS ISLAND SALT,-, ‘
OF a good'quality,'for sale by the subscri-
be ‘ JOHN BUB.F.ALI-t
‘ NEW ‘FANCY. .2; STAPLE;
ICLOTHS; Cassinieres and Sattiuets; Vel- -
and common Calicoes ;_lU00_ yds. Furniture 2
lion lidkfs; silk and cotton Flaggs; Fancy _
. silk lidkls; black "Intli_a Levaniine,_Sarcinets
ton Hose; black and slate worsted do; Sillt '
voL:_- viii. NO. 34.
- ‘ 2%
-: DRY GOOD STORE:
ELI REED will inform his friends and the
public_ that he has removed frotii N. York
I30. N0.RWAI:»Ks lbra mermatient -residence,
and taken the Store of ‘William M. Bells, Esq.
where he. Wgill .open, on Tuesday, £7i_h_ inst.
an entirely fresh and the most-splendid assert;
them of Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods ‘that,
has been offered to the public for ,a length of
time. ,_Tlie.advantages which lle.p0ssesses in
being connected tvitli ,a-house iii Neiv.-York,in
receivingliis,Goods“direct from auction, will,
such prices as will, not fail in giving. the best
satisfaction. -, Persons wisliiiig to purchase are
respectfully invited to calI..antl;. examine his
assortiiietit, among -ivliicli may be found-
20 Pieces black, blue, o.liv.e,,mix’,d and drab-
Black bzblue Cassitrieires Er. Sattiiietts. l_C_lotl1.-3
White,’ red 8%.. reen Fjannel,fr. l,._9.9d. to 6a.6d".
Superior blut’}C_ain_bllet_ for 5,s.,S3d. per yard
Tartan and .Sl_)0lCl_I_ Plaid .. ._. . ,
10 pieces superioryjet black Bombazine of all
- prices,Tfron'i —- to’8$. .« . . ._ _
Black, blue, green, scarlet, crimson, brown
- t ;and orange Boinbazettes. .
Fig’d Bonibazettes of all colours
Salisbury, Flannel (very fine") . __
S p‘ie,ces ‘Merino Circassian, a new article»ex.§
pressly for,children’s_wea r,very.,handsomc'
90 pieces Calico, from 13 411 to 3s«6d
Furniture Cl‘l,ln_li’._, from 1.: 6d to 83 Sci ;
Jaconett,-Cainbric,’ and Mull Muslitis,.of all
prices and patterns ‘ ‘
Striped 'Muslius for Drapery A, 1 ' ~’
20 pieces Flagg Hdkfs-10 do Bandanoe and
' Geriiiau do. Green Table Covers .,
Ladies 8: Génileiu,'eii’s black ho_rseski_n Gloves
'Gentleineu’s Cravats, from 1s 6d to ‘8s_
Linen Lawns and Diaper _ .
Clieck:'i,'wurraiitetl Indigo, fr. '10tl to 23 8d‘. ‘
Elastic Gaiters for.12 1-9. cents per pair
10 pieces colored Miislins . ,
Linen Cambric and Canibric Hdkfs. .
Ageiieral assortment of Winter Vestings _ .
100 yds superior English Silk fr. 03 to 268 64
-Bragauza S.‘iawls--Madrass 8!. Turkey reddd
Lambs Wool Shirts ._ _ _
All articles in the'Staple line that otfergaji-‘.‘
Fancy. and"Silk‘.Goods _ A‘ 1
1 Box, -( 50 pieces) coiiiprisiiég a stiperiour risf
.soi-tment ol plain and figured Bobinett. and
Tli_ijead ‘Laces’ * ‘ .- ' I
,l5‘pieoes ‘plain Bobinett Lace, of alliwidtlis,
from the one-tenth up to the onefoitrtli. ofa'.
yard, expressly for Ladies work
Black is: white BobineztVeil:'i, some very low
‘._l.‘..\- W;
style for Ladies’ Fall Hats -
; 10 pieces coi’d Gross dc Naple silk, viz. :--l
Brown Lilach, 824:; ‘ Coats
. 1 piece Green f:g’d silk Velveteen for ‘adios,
5 - “ ' plaiii bla'ckLevaiitiiie ; tig’d do
Plain blacl;«Gros de‘Na'p _ y
10 pieces French Crape‘, sl)_mé.\\l_ll_Il sel_v_a'gei
_ - expressly for_Veils'. ' """[t“6‘rtie season
2 boxes fancy silk Ha'ndk’fs'. colours adapte
Florences of all colours‘ . - '-
Pongee for Dresses ; black satin French do.
India Satin ; Levantiues ‘
Triinuiiugs of all kinds .
1 box of Gimp, comprising a handsome a.*?i
. sortment ofall colours_ ,
_ 1 box oflatest fashion silk Buttons (viz.)
Star Drops of all colors ; Bloom Drops ;—-a‘
_ Diamond do. . Buckle Frogs.
Floss Thread ; black Velvet Ribbons ft. No;
0, to 50 ;’ Ribbons of all descriptions, som
;entirely-new ; l‘dei'iuo Shawls. .
Norwalk,Septeniber26.‘ , 31 ‘
FULLING, DYING,‘ AND‘ CLOTH’-«
. DRESSING. "
' HE su_bsci'iber respecifiilly informs his
f friends and the Public in general thattlie
various branches by._the subscriber; in the best
manner. . All orders in tlie.above_lin’e’ofbu'-’_
sineéi will be thankfully received, _and punc-
tually atteiided to by the Public's_liumblé
servant. . SAMUEL ‘Daimtvrortr.
N_orwa,lk,. Sept.‘ 25, I825.’ ’ V '
y y . N EVV GOODS,
A-.'£.' minocnzo omens.
'_I‘HE Subscriber has just returned from
. New York with a well selected’ ass"orl_:o
ment of DRY GOODS .o‘ftlie latest importa-
tions and most ‘approved. fashions; among
, which truly be _f_ound‘—'— »
_Soperior black Iievantina; elegant black
tig’d Gro de Nap; , Sinehews and Sarciuett ;
green, pink,-_ and blue’ Florences; Calii.-oes, a".
goodassorttneiit ; Silk Vestiug; Swansdown
tlo.; 'B_raganza Tippets ; Chintz Shawls ;—-
br"ownC_a_inbi'ic for ladies’ bats ; Giinps of all
co'_lor_s; Belt Ribbons; Thread Laces, very
cheap ; Iiisertiiig Trimmings ; fancy silk an‘_t!
Gloves ; buckskin, beaver, and kid Gloves
Bobinett Lace ; floss Thread, and Pearliugt
"black, white,‘ and scarlet merino lidkfs‘ ; black,
"white, and green French Grape - black, blue‘;
green scarlet, and drab Tabby i’elvet ;=Car-
oliue Stripe, and Plaid ; Irish Linen,&?. Laii'n3
black and red Prussian Shawls; Salisbury
Flannel ;_.Russia. and Table Diaper; blacl:
Bombazetie and Circassian; black and cin-
'naniou'fig’d do. ;.Tartan Plaids, and Baizesf;
Flaiinels, of all colours and qualities; blue
Camblet ofsuperiorqaality; Bang up cord ;
Domestic Ginghams, and Llluslins"; 'Bedtick-
ing ; Saiinetis ; Checks ;' American Flannels;
colpred Cambrics; camhric, mull, 8; jacoiret
Musliiis ; plain and lig’d Swiss Muslin ; book
Muslin ;,Sc-otch Cairibric ; scarlet Cassimere
Shawls ; spo'ol, floss, sewing, and knitting
Cotton ; Gloves ;- Hosiery ;Recticules; Dow:
las Ribbons; btzc. &z}c. together with a great
many necessary articles not here enumerated,
allwhich will be sold at a very small advance
rom, cost. _ .
GROCERIES 85 CROCKERY as usual,
JA'iui~:s M.u.noi7.Y.
Norwalk, Sept. 20. L ,
i OST-—About a week since 3FIVI§I
DOLLAR BILL on the Chemicat
Bank. The finder will be reasonably rewards‘
6“ by ‘°**""g?""’ “:.::~;b:a:=:s.....,
Norwalk,October 3, 1825; . ', 89
he ,flatters.hiinS_elf. enab,le him to otfer them. at: ' A
5 pieces-Bossala Silk, soineiliing of the latest --
Clotliing business will-be continued in all its '
S1} ‘
flagg hdkfs {i_vl'iite, black, and co'l‘t'l l10l'SeSl(ll\ ,
Norwalk Chronicler