' otfered before purchasing clswhere.
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\vH()[_.§; N0 3'91, NORWALK, Court. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 95. 13‘?-5-
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S. W. BENEDICT. .
'[‘,.;mqg__.'[‘,tm Dollars per annntn. payable
Qti-.rrtcrly. Mail subscribers in advance.
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‘cuts; a ..ouare, 51 00, for three insertions.
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' OLD LLVE. . ,
SU.\I.\IEt\ ARRANGEMENT.
R
_. AC‘t3tj-.\'L\It)DA'1‘ION PACKETS,
To soil from the Laiidihg of Hoyts 8;‘ Co.
, .t\/‘orwal/5, fiir Peck-Slt°p, N820 York. _
ON Tuesday, Qzltl inst. the NOI'lVfllI( Litre
of Packets will commence runnitié’. 30'
_cortliit.-;; to their tisual snnimer amriigeitreiils,
flhe Cl’l‘I7.l~2N, Capt. Broiiiii, leaving Norwalk
ilirongli the season on Ttiestlays, and return-
int; oti Saturdays; the Mi-:ciiA;\'ic, Captain
tfloyt, on Tlitirstlays, anti returning on Tues- ,
_d.iys ; and the S.taiNs_, Captain Da:-liain,on
Saturdays, and returning on Tlrtirstlays. _
For lrteiglit or pa.-sage apply oti board, or
at the store of . Hov'rs St. Co.
Norwallt, March I4, 1325.
LINE OF PACKETS
‘FROM SAUGATUCK To New YORK-
SLOOPS IRIS ./9./VD .M.4RY.
Tilt) Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. William-‘t
-will sail from the wharfof G. Bradley 5’
Co. every Tuesday through the season and
return on Satrirday; and the Sloop i‘.IAttY,
Capt, L. BANKS, will sail from the wliarf of
Joe/(son &- Slterwood on Saturdays and re-.
turn the following Tlitirsdays. For freight
or passage apply to the Captains oti board, or
at the stores of the Subscribers.-
G. BRADLEY 8: Co.
JACKSON $2. Smziuvoon.
Srittgatttclt, April ‘:5, 18°15. 59
NEW ARRANG EMENT.
Tl-IE ELEGANT and FAST SAILING
STE.-\M—BOAT JOH.N'.M./IRSH./JILL,
Capt. N. GRIFFING, will leave foot ofRoose-
velt-street, N.York, for Norwalk, every 'I‘ties-
day, Thursday, and Saturday Morning, at
halfpast 6 o’clock, and return the satire days,
leaving Olel Well,at Norwalk, at lialfpast 2
o’clock, P M. She has been thoroughly re-
paired and additional accommodations made,
which makes her very commodiousand pleas-
ant. For freight or passage iiiqtiire ofJames
Quintard,jr. Norwalk, or of the Captain on
board. Passage from Norwalk to New-York,
()ne Dollar.-t I; *.tt-* STAGES run frmn
Norwalk to the ditfercirt towns back. Mr.
Calhoun runs his Stage regular to the Boat
on the above days, taking passengers to Wil-
ton, Ridglield, Ridgbury, and Danbriry.
April put. rites’. , 7tt‘
OLD LINE.
ll/‘cw-Rochelle, Jllamarortec/r, Stamford, and
./Vortli Castle, LINE 01" STJIGES.
‘ H E stibscribers wish to inform their
, friends and the ptiblic that they will run
the above line of Stages, as follows: viz,
Tttesdoys, Tltursa'n_1/s, and Saturdriys to leave
Mr. Z. Meads, No. Ell Bowery, at 9 o’clock,
A. M. And leave Isaac Quintard’s store at
Stamford, and Jolitr Srnith’s Public House,
North Castle, at Sunrise on Mondays, IVrd-
nesduys, and Fridays, and arrive in NewYork
with all possible despatcli. All baggage to
be at the risk ofthe owners.
STEPHEN MOTT, §Propri-
PARROTT 8: Kiiut. etors.
New York, Sept. ‘:27. = 3‘2tf *:"5ur
. ll _
HOYT’S HIGHLY APPROVI-‘.D‘ PAT-
EN'l.‘ COOKING AND «
FRANKLIN STOVES.
A SUPPLY‘ of the above STOVES are
-'~ rec’d by the subscriber. Those who have
been waiting for years to see all the improve-
inents that could be inatle on Cooking Stoves,
riray in these find combined all that cati ren-
der :1 Stove elegant, pleasant, healthy, 8:. cori-
vcnient. Those who wish to buy, are earnest-
ly t-eqtiestetl to call and examine those now
The
conveniences are great and prices low.
Nnrwalk. Sent 5* P. PRICE.
2?! Sszcuttti=!t:ittti §tti’ar, '
POS'I‘LEY’S PATEN’I‘—FOR SALE
GHEAP. Inquire of PRICI-2.
Noiwallt, October 8, 1825. 32
' A YOUNG HORSE, 5 yrs.
old, good size, warranted
_. sound 8:. handsome. Apply to
. , Lewis Mitnnoair.
Norwalk, Sept. 5, 1815. 9.8
TRAYED from the SlllNt".l‘l-
S her, October 5th, 5 W ETH-
'; ‘- ERS ; their car marks are dif-
__.-fir ;;.-.~ .. , feretit inarks—one hail horns-
otie blacked on the rump. Whoever will
take up said Sheep and give infornration to
the subscriber shall be well rewarded.
A ' Wii.i.i.rM SEELY.
New Canaan. October 10, I825. 33*
7ROKE into the enclosure
of the subscriber on or a-
bottt the l0tlr September, four
SHEEP and !’.;til' LAMBS;
Ewe. ‘The owner is requested
to prove property pay ‘charges and take them
away. . Witlow C-‘nAiu.o1‘Ti~: Tono.
Lone Ritlae. Stain ford, Oct. 6, 18°25. 93
VALUABLE POTTERY, 8:0.
FOII SALE, on reasonable
terms, that valuable ISL pleas-
: l ‘ '_ ant situation known by the name
of “ The Village” lying about a
intle train the Old Well, in Norwalk, a large
I’0ll6I',it, two Kilns for burning VVare, a good
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Wharf, and 20 acres of Land. For further
datticulars inqtiire of BENJAMIN Isxacs.
Norwalk, April 11. 1825 ’ 7
FOR SALE,
']‘HE valuable and pleasant
_' hotiresteadofllaiinah Bald-
win, dec’d, situated about halfa
. mile from the Bridge, with a
good I'.)tt-elling-house, Barn, and out houses.
For terms apply to
STEPHEN Sitirru, E , '
Jacoe SiviiTu, I “C '5'‘
Nnrivalk, Aug. 5, I895. '24
F O R S A L E
VALUABLE tract ofLand,
containing 9 3-4‘acres,”coti-
' sisting of Meadmv, Plow, and
.,__ Orchard, all of the first quality.
Said property is situated in Wilton, adjoining
the Belrlen Hill road. and is an eligible situa-
tion for a Dwelling House, and considered a
convenient situation for a inechaitic. The
property was foruierly occupied and owned
by Peter James, deceased, itbeing his home
meadow, and orchard. For ftirtlier particu-
lars and conditions, apply to Barnabas Mar-
vin, Esqr. or to the subscriber, at Nathan
Nasli’s. DAi\‘lI-IL N.1S1I.
Norwalk, August 23, 182.’). 27 if
PALE. GOODS.
LEWIS MALLORY 8:. SON
HAVE RECENTLY received ft out New-
York a new supply of. FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which in addition to
their former stock will comprise a very hand-
some assortment.
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres of various
colors and qualities; Satinetts ; also, a choice
selection of Vestings of the latest patterns ;—
Tartan Plaids ; Baizes antl Flatiiiels; Caro-
line Plaitls and Stripes; Bombaziiie 8:. Botti-
bazetts ; Ratinetts; Calicoes, ver_v handsome;
Levautine, fig’d and plain; fig’d Gro de Nap;
Cashmere htlltfs.; Domestic Muslins at redu-
ced prices-—Also, a good assortment of the
best TRIM MINGS kept constantly on hand.
All the above Goods, together with many
more not here enumerated will be sold on as
good lerins as at any other store in this place.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and see for themselves. Norwalit. Oct. 2.
ELI REED
H AS rec’d during the past week 12 white
Mersailles Quilts, which will be sold re-
markably low. _
ALSO—-Black 8:. Scarlet Merino Shawls
5-4 black Crape Shawls, 103. a piece
Fine worked Swiss Muslin Points
Swiss Lace
8-4 Imitation Merino Shawls
Merino Hdkfs. with figured points
Mohain Belts ;black Belts with white edges
1 box dark and fashionable Satin Ribbons
Shell $5 Horn Cotiibs; Dressing 8:. Pocket do.
Together with a large assortment of FAN-
CY and STA-PLE GOODS, all of which
will be sold at a small advance from cost.
THE DANBURY AND NORWALK
I.i\"iS'U,Ir’.,./1JV' CE C0./IIP.fIJV'I",
I_IAVlN.G{ibéen incorporated by the Le-
gislatureoftliis State with a Capital of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty
to increase the saute to One Hundred Es. Fif-
ty Thousand Dollars, the list natnetl sum of
One Hundred Tlrousaiid Dollars being all
paid in or secured to be paid, all of which on
the shortest notice could be converted into
cash and appropriated to the payment oflos-
ses, are now ready for the transaction of bu-
siness. The Directors pledge themselves
to issue policies on as favorable terms as any
other Office in the United States,ana by fair-
ness and liberality in conducting the business
of the Company, they expect to gain the con-
fitletice of the public. '
Proposals for Insurance against Fire will
be received at either oftlieir Ofiices, in Nor-
’ walk and Danbury, where constant attend-
ance will be given atallhours of business
days for the acconiniotlatiou of those who
may please to call for the purpose of transact-
ing business.
The following gentlemen are Directors of
the Company.
FOR Tm: OFFICE 53
A" IN DANBURY.
FOR Tin: OFFICE
IN NORWALK.
Samuel'I‘weedy r IVm. Lockwood,
David Foot, . Thaddeus Belts,
Math’wB.Whittlesey, Charles Isaacs, ‘
Elijah Gregory, Stephen B. St. John,
Russell Hoyt, § Sainirel Jackson,
Isaac H. Seeley, Joseph Wood,
Richard Randall, I Justus L. Bush,
Aaron Sanford. ' Asahel R. Betts. .
SA.u’1. Twrzi-znr, WM. Lucxwoon,
I
Henry Beers, " é Ebenezer Ayres,
President, § Presideiit,
I
[ALAN sox I‘.IAliILl-N, §S'1‘I".PI1EN B.ST.JotiN,‘
Secretary. Secretary.
HAS just rec’tl from N. York air extensive
8:. elegant assortment ofDRY GOODS,
which he is now olfering for sale as cheap as
can be ptirchtlsed in any store in this county.
The following comprise a part, viz.
Stiperfine-blue&t. black London BROAD
CLOTHS; Cassinieres and Sattinets; Vel-
vet and Bang up cords; ‘Bombazettes and
Stripes ; 200 yards fine superior t\til’d Cir-
cassiaii; 9.00 yards Vcstirrg, comprising a
complete assortment; 1000 yards superfine
and cornniou Calicoes; I000 yds. Furniture
chintz; black, white, 6:. gt.-.en French Crapes;
black and col’d Canton Crapes; black Can-
ton hdkfs; silk and cotton Flaggs ; Fancy
silk lidkfs; black India Levantiiie, Sarcinets
and Siuchews; black airtl white Silk Gloves.
very superior quality; Irish Linens, L‘nen
Cainbrick, and Lawn ; one box Thread La-
ces, a complete assortment: ladies ivliite lin-
en pocket haudkerchiefs; brown Muslin for
ladies Hats; black sillt and Tabby Velvet ;—
India Cainbric and Book Mtislins; Jaconet
Mall, and Cambric do ; black and while 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
Bucksltin and Beaver Gloves; Pitts and Nee-
dles; black Pins; one case Ladies’ wltite
Leghorn -Hats ; one case do black do do ;—-
Giitghains and Checks; Window Papers ;—
Reeds for Hats; Diaper and Diinity; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizcs and
Flannels ; blue and yellow Nanlteen ; cotton
Cassitnere ; 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-
sorttiieiitof GROCERIESFJ CROCKERY.
Nntitzilk, Sept. 26.
NEW Goops,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
V]-‘HE Subscriber has just returited from
New York with a well selected assort-
ment of DRY GOODS ofthe latest iinporta-
lions and uiost approved fashions ; among
which may be found-
Snperior black Levaniine; elegant black
fig’tl Gro de Nap; Sincliews atid Surcinett ;
green, pink, and bltie Florences; I,‘-alicoes, a
good assortment ; Silk Vestitig; Swansrlqytt
do.; Bragbnza'l‘ippets; Chintz Shawls ;.—-
brown Canrbric for ladies’ hats ; Giinps of all
colors; Belt Ribbons; Thread Laces, very
cheap; Inserting ’I‘rimtnings; fancy silk and
fiagg lidkfs ; white, black, and col’d horseskin
Gloves; buckskin, beaver, and kid Gloves ;—
Bobinett Lace; floss Tlrrt.-ad, and Pearling;
black, white, and scarlet merino bdkfs ; black,
white, and green Freiich Ctape ; black, blue,
green, scarlet, and drab Tabbv Velvet : Car-
oline Stripe, and Plaid; Irish Liuen,8:. Lawn;
black and red Prussian Shattls; Salisbury
Flannel; Russia and Table Diaper; black
Bonibazette and Circassian; black and citi-
namon tig’d do‘. ;Tartan Pl-aids, and Baizes ;
Flaiinels, of all colotirs and qtralities; blue
Cainblet ofsuperior quality; Bang up cord ;
Domestic Ginghanis,.and Liluslins; Bedtick-
ing ; Satitietts ;Checks ; Ainerican Flannels;
colored Cainbrics; cambric, intrll, 3L jacot-tel
Muslins ; plain and lig’d Swiss Muslin ; book
Muslin ;Scotcli Cainbric; scarlet Cassiurere
Shawls; spool, floss, sewing, and knitting
Cotton ;Gloves ; Hosiery ;Re-cticules; Dow-
las Ribbons; &c. 8t.c. together with a great
many necessary articles not here enumerated,
all which will be sold at a very small advance
roui cost. -
GROCERIES $7. CROCKERY as iisital.
James I\IA1.Loitv.
Norwalk, Sept. 20.
PREDEFJGK REED,
WATCH MAKER 8-L SILVER SMITH
MOS'F RESPECT]-‘Ul.LY informs his friends
and ‘the public that he has received a
Fresh supplv of WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Gilt Goods, and a variety of VVatch TRIM-
MINGS, &.c. An assortineiit of SILVER
SPOONS will constantly be kept on hand of
the very best kind and nearest patterns.
SPOONS made to order.
WATCHES repaired in the best manner,
and at the shortest notice.
Norwall_t, September 12, 1825. 29
GAS}! SHOE SHOP.
AUSTIN G. CLARK would inform hls
friends and the public that he has recent-
ly taken the stand formerly occupied by Hen-
ry Selleck as a SHOE SHOP, where he
contemplates carrying on the above business,
and confidently expects by his punctuality
and skill in his profession, to merit a. share of
the ptiblic patronage.
Norwalk, Sept. 27, I825.
TAXES it
sitr
"ALL Persons owning Taxable property in
Ridgfield, are heieby notified that! will
attend at the following times, and places for
receiving their state Taxes, on List 1824, viz.
in Ridgebury, at the house of Benj. Lyrics, on
‘the 10th day ofNovetnber next, from 1,0 A.
M. to 4 o’clock, P. M. ; and at the house of
Samuel 0. Banks from 8 o'clock, foreiiooii,
till I2 on the 11th ; and in Ridgfield, at the
house ofglaiiies Flynn, on the 12th, from 2 to
5 o’cloclt',‘afteriiooir, and at the house of the
subscriber on the 14th day of said Novelnber.
All persons indebted for Taxes on former‘?
Lists are also notified that this is the last call
and afull settlement ofTaxes must be made
on one of those days. WM. KEELRR, Coll’r.
Ridgtield, October 10,1895. _ 33
MONEY FOUND.
FOUND, on the 9th inst. between Norwalk
Bridge and Old Well, a small sum of
Money, which the owner can have by describ-
Sing the same, and paying for this advertise-
ineut.‘ Apply to DAN TAYLOR.
., Saugatuck, Oct. 10, 1825. 33
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHINGLES.
EASTERN . SHIN GLES of
,2 superior quality, for sale by
, , » STREET fit Jxmss.
October 10.
NEW. FANCY 82; STAPLE
DRY GOOD STORE.
LI REED will inform his friendsairtl the
public that he has removed frotn N. York
I0 NORWALK, for a pertnanent residence,
and taken the Store of William Jll. Bells, Esq.
it here he will open, on Tuesday, 27th irrsi.
an entirely fresh and the most splendid assort-
ment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that
has been otl"et'ed_.,to-ilie public for a length of
time. The advantages ‘which he possesses in
being connected with a house in New_-Yoi’k,in
receiving his Gbods direct, from auction, will,
be flatters himself, enable him to other them at
such prices as will not fail in giving the best
satisfaction. Peistins wishing; to pur'cliase are
respectfully invited to call and examine his
assortinent, among uhich may be found—-
20 Pieces black, bltie, olive, mix’d and diab
Black&.blue Cassimeres $1. Sattinetis. [Cloths
White, red Sn green Flar.nel,fr. i.9.9d. to 6s.6d.
Superior blue Camblet tor 5s. 3d. per yard
Tariati and Scotch Plaid
10 pieces superior jet black Bombazine of all
prices, from -— to 8.9.
Black, blue, green. scarlet, crimson, brown
and orange _Boinbazettes.
Fig’d Bomhazettes ofall colours
Salisbury Flauiiel (very fine)
3 pieces Merino Circassiaii, a new article ex- '
pressly for childrv -. ‘s wear,very handsome
9.0 pieces Calico, from is 4d to 85 6d -
Furniture Chintz, from is 611 to 33 3d
Jaconett, Cainbric, and Mull Muslims, of all
prices and patterns
Striped Muslins for Drapery _
20 pieces Flagg I'I(ll(f5—I0 do Bandanoe and
German do. Green Table Covers
Ladies 8:. Gentlen,ten’s black horseskin Glovtl
Gentleinen’s Cravats, from is (id to 83
Linen Lawns and Diaper
Checks, warranted Indigo, fr. 10:1 to 2.9 St!
Elastic Gaiters for 12 1-2 cents per pair
.. 10 pieces colored Muslins
Linen Caiiibric and C-amhric Hdkfs.
A geucralassortineiit of VVinter Vestings
100 yds superior English Silk fr. 9.9 to 263 6d
Bragauza S.‘ianls—Madrass %LTiirkey rcd do
Lambs Wool Shirts
All articles in the Staple line that offer.
Fancy and Silk Goods
1 Box, (50 pieces) comprising a supcriour as-
sortment ol plain and figured Bobinett and
'1‘liread Laces
15 pieces plaiir Bobinett Lace, of all widths,
from the one-tenth up to the onefourth of a
yard, expressly for Ladies work
Black 8: white BobiuetiVeils, some very low
5 pieces Bossala Silk, suniething ofthe latest
style for Ladies’ Fall Hats
10 pieces col’d Gross tie Naple silk, viz. :—-
Brown Lilach, SLO. {Coats
1 piece Green fig’d silk Velveteen for Ladies,
5 “ plain black Levaiitiiie ; fig'd do
Plain black Gros de Nap
10 pieces French Crape, some with selvage
expressly for Veils [to the season
2 boxes fancy silk Handk’fs. colours adapted
Floreiices of all colours
Pongee for. Dresses ; black satin French do.
India Satin ; Levantines
'I‘riinniings of all kinds
I box of Gimp, comprising a handsome as-
sortment ofall colours
1 box of latest fashion silk Buttons (i-iz.)
Star Drops of all colors ; Bloom Drops ;—
Diamond do. Buckle Frogs
Floss Thread ; black Velvet Ribbonsfi. No.
0,1030; Ribbons of all descriptions, some
entirely new ; Merino Shawls.
Noru-alk. September 26. S__l_
(Jl'OCGI‘l€S, I-Iardware, and
Findings.
DVVARD H. STREET has just reciv-
-‘ ed a fttll and complete assortinent oflirst
rate articles in the GROCERY and Hard-
ware liiie, which he offers to the public upon
the tnost advantageous terms, both at
WHOLESALE &RE'.I.f.AIIr.
Among his assortment may be found—-
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Wines, &. Cordials,
ofall kinds ; Brown Loaf Sugars ofilie vari-_.,
ous quailities ; Fresh TEAS ;;.C,oti'ee, Cling;-_
olate ; Molasses ; Rice ; Pork?’ P_g;k 81. B,e‘§§i
Hams ; Shad ; Mackerel by tlié~‘>3:hal‘t‘l)ai"iI3l'.
and tub ; Saltnon ; Herring ; Codfisli; Cgrack-‘
ers; Cheese ; W. I. Fruit of various kinds ;.
Ginger; Pepper; Pearlash ; Pimento; Ntl,Lf ’
c‘ is v . - . . .
0-‘ indebted to IIIll‘i~_.'.‘Ill book or in any other way,
megs; Mustard ; Segars, Snulfand T_oba_c
ofall kinds ; Candles, Soap, Ste, &t.c., ,$;'-.,_,,-
Together with a general assortii;_enF’5f
HARDWARE and FINDINGS.—-*—-;L’ike-
wise,—Grouiid Logwood and Niclteragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin, and Oil-
stones, 8Lc. ' Norwalk, Sept. 12.
S. J‘. FROST ‘
IS grateftil to his customers for past favors
in relation to business, and hopes by a
strict attention to his business, to merit and
enjoy a continuance oftheir patronage. He
has tor sale— I ‘
30 BARRELS Fresh FLOUR; many
kinds of Fresh TEAS; a large stock of SU-
GAR; good Molasses; St. Croix, Jamaica,
and N. E. RUM; French BRANDY; Hol-
land and other GIN ; Port, '1‘:-.nerili'e, Mala-
ga, and Currant ‘WINES; CORDIALS;
Coffee; Nutmegs; Cloves; Barrels and half
Barrels Mackerel, No. 1 ;Coimecticut River
Mess Shad ;’l‘ainariiids~; Blown Salt; Sperm
and Whale Oil; Japan and Tin Ware ;—
large and small Spoons; Metalic Tea Pots ;
Stone and Bristol Ware; Cedar Tubs, Pails
and Chorus; Muscatel, Bloom, and Cash
Raisins; Window Glass; Putty; Portable
Furnaces ; Deinijtins; Brooriis ; Bed SI. other
Cords ; Pocket Lights; Batted Cotton ; Corn
and other Baskets; Tacks; Brads, and Spar-
ables ; Glass Lamp Lanterns; &.c. Sac.
Norwalk, Oct. 10.
TURKS ISLAND SALT,
OF a good quality, for sale by the subscri-
be ' Joim BUiut.u.r..
CONICLIN S'I‘RENG'I‘H’NlNG PLAS-
'1‘ER—-WARRANTED GENUINE--
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk, September 20.
500 POUNDS .COTTO./V B..4Til'»>' for
saleby Em Rex» at is per pound.
More Lumber.
STREET 8:. JAMES . _
HAVE recently received per sloop Orbit,
from Catskill and Albany, an additional
supply of LUMBER. Their Assortment
now consists of _
15,000 feet NIerchan_tabl_e Bo‘a'i-.15
‘C
5000 Qndgquality clear do.
5000 “ lst quality - do do
£000 “ 1-4 Clear Plank -t ;_
3000 “ l_-4 merchautable Plank
I000 _“ Yellow Pine, do _
5000 “ very superior. clear Siding
2000 “ Meichantable do
l_000 “W Lath Boards '
800 pieces Scantling \.
100,000 choice,Catskill. Shingles - _
50,000 warranted Catskill Shingles at $3 25
75,000 do . Albany do. _
Most ofthe above is seasoned and fit for
ininiediate tise,,and "will be sold at the very
lowest Market Prices.
Norwallt, October 4th, 1825. _ 32
NEW S.U,PPLY OF GROCERIES.
JOHN BURRALL hasjtist rec’d fro_m
Y. a new supply of Groceries, which he
offers to the public at fair prices, , . .
4th Proof Cogniac BRANDY by the Bar-
rel or keg _
St. Croiit and Jamaica RUM
Madeira and Malaga IVINE
Lump and Loaf SUGAR
Brown Sugars,a good assortment _ , , ,.
Likewise the suhscri«'oer has a supply of
Meat|’s CRACIIERS by the hundred or less
quantity, which he will furnish merchants,
tavertrlteepers, and wagoners at the saute
prices they have been furnished by him.
Norwallt, Sept. I.
UST rec’d and for sale bv thesirbscriber,
.17 Barrels first quality MESS PORK-¢
Also, be boxes best New Orleans SEGARS.
Eowsnn STREET
\.
October °_.2.
'l‘O 'rAiLo1tsf. I '_ ,
‘VVANTED immediately, adourneyman
Tailor, to wliotn good encouragement
will be given. None but a good workman
need apply. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Aug. 8, I825." 24-
MACKEREL°
quantity of small Tulip pi[}_t\I ACKEREL,
No. 1. containing F0rty‘Weight, designed.
particularly for family rise. .,‘ A I
Li/cettrise, a new supply of RICE, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Joan Bomu,1.L;
August 23d. ‘
CHRISTIAN ALMANAO
F03 1826
81. Library, South ofthe Bridge.
P. PRICE.
Norwalk. October 10. .-
BRICK.
FOR SALE by the stibscriber a quantity
of good BRICK, very cheap for cash.
Jam-:s MASON.
Norwalk, Oct. 3. 1825. 82
_ FRESH ALE.
JUST retz’d and for sale by the subscriber a.
quantity of MOUNCEY’S fine FRESH
ALE, by the Barrel or less quantity.
E. H. STREET.
Norwallt. October 10. ,
F ulhng, Dying, and Cloths
' Dressing. .
HE subscribers would inform thepublit:
that they have.cominenced the above bu-
siness of Falling, D.y,'ing, and Cloth Dressing,
and they intend to use their greatest exertions
‘to have the buzgfiiess‘ conducted in a’ n'iann,er
satisfactoryitv those who may ple ase to favor
them ivithwtiieir custom. Any color the pub-
ll§,_!iihy wislrfor they will please to presenta
,,.*_i.'i’tiiple, and it shall be matched _‘ati'd finished
,in the conrpletest order.
5.», The subscribers return their tlianks for past
"favors, and beg the continuance ofthem.
1 A. _ ,. . BYINGTON 3:. Bisiior.
».z..N'iI‘rit'ialk, (Z:-;Iob:r |".7, 18:25. 34
NOTICE. _
STIIE subscriber tlranks his Customers for
‘if past favors andiearnestly invites all those
previot'is?to tlie'fir'S'-2 of April last, to an imme-
diatersettlemeut c5’>;g2heir accounts. .
,,..._;_.:’ ‘ CHAUNCEY Keenan.
N: B. \Vanted immed1.‘at_e_ly,_a Journeyman
at the Blacksiniih btI.sines§., One who can
eucouragenient.
\Viltou, October 13, I825. 84
’ ‘HE Court of Probate for the district of
this date for the exhibition of claims against
the estate ofJoseph.'Sttvens, late ofNew Ca-
naan, dec’d. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
inent to VVATTS COMSTOCK, Adm’r.
with the Will annexed.
Norwalk, Oct. 11,] 8915. 84*
A Convocation of the Clergy of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church ofConnecticut
will be liclil, by appointment ofthe Bishop,’ at
Woodbtiry, on Tliursday,'the 11th of Novemb
her. Divine service will COIl)tI)8flC8'III the
Church at half past 10 o’clock in the morning.
B. G. NOBLE, Sec’ry.
Midtlletown, October 7th, I825.
WHEREAS my wife DEBORAH has left
my bed and board without any just
catise or provocation, this is to forbid all per-
sons harboring, or trusting her on my account,
as I will pay no debts of her contracting.
' JAMES MEAD.
Greenwich, October 12, I825. 34;
at the ventlue of Hannah Balriqigr, dg‘-‘.
ceased, will call and settle with the _I_¢Ixec_u--
tors by the 25th,antl save cost, as the actts-will
be put in the Attorney’s hands for collection.
October 17, 1825. 34
JUST rec’d aird for sale. by the subscriber a.
JUST rec’d and for salt-. at fho Bookstore‘
come well recommended, will meet with good -
Norwalk hath limited six months from‘ .
ALL Persons indebted for articles hougitpl
STEPHEN SivnT‘a‘,‘ , f ‘.
Jscon SMi'i‘t-.t. Exec '3’
Norwalk Chronicler