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W. BENEDICT.
Ti-:tt.\.ts.-——'[‘wo Dollars per annum, payable
C51-irterly. Mail subscribers in advance.
_.*\l)V'-‘.Il‘L'.f‘l'SE.\Il~I.‘4"t‘S, less than a square, 75
riots; a souare, :31 00, for three inse.rtions.
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NORWALK PACKETS.
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form two trips each week until further
notice, a vessel leaving Norwulk and New-
Yorlt every Tuesday and Saturday. The
Mechaiiic will sail on Saturday, ofthis week.
HOYTS $1. Co.
Norwalk, Feb. 97, 18°16. I
FOR CATSKILL AND ALBANY.
HE new Slooo GANGES,
Daniel K. Nash, master,
_ sails for Catskill and Albauv di
.-~~- rect on or about the [st ofApril.
For freight or passage apply to the master, or
at the store of S'rnr~:r:'r SL JAMES.
N. B. Tlie_ owners ofthe. abr>ve'Sloop will
despatch a vessel for Albany and Catskill (by
way of Ainbny) on the 7th ofxldarch next.——
Orders for Lumber will be received and at-
tended to as usual.
Norwallt, Fe_hroar_v I7.
REGULAR PACKET,
Between Five Mile River and .N'ow York.
« HE subscriber informs his
old customers and the pub
lie that the Sloop ATLANTIC,
Capt. Byxbee, will run the en-
suing season l'rorn"‘tlie new Store and Wharf
near the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leaving
every Tuesday evening, and returning on the
Saturday following. Every accommodation
will be given to passengers and freighters,and
all business faithfully attended to. Apply to
the Captain on board, or to the subscriber.
ANr)ttia:w BELL.
N.‘B. She will make her'first trip on the 1st
Tu«_>.~:day in April next.
Nor-walk, Five Mile River,
February 20, 1826. S1m* 553
MORE JEWELRY. _
LEVI CLJQRK 3;‘ C0. _
i HAVE just retur-
ned from New-
York with a new sup-
ply ofarticles in their
line; amongst which
are Fine English and
French WATCHES
—Gold VVatch Seals
' - " "“ " and Keys; Breast-
Pius, a variety; 150 pair Ladies’ Ear Rings
and Drops, different patterns ; Finger Rings ;
Silver Pencil Cases, with Knives; do. with
Callenders; \Vatch Ribbons;fine Pen Knives;
Scissors; azors ; Slia-ving Boxes &z. Brush’es;
Tooth Brushes; Gilt Jewelry, ofall descrip-
tions; Steel Buckles ;'C-loak Clasps is: Rings;
Silver Tliimbles; Horn Combs, large and
small ; steel Spectacles and Cases; Coral
Beads ;Ivory Bndkins ;Tooth Picks. 33% 330-
GOLD BEADS; SILVER—SPOO."\/:5.
of all descriptions; Silver SPECTACLES ;
Plated and Britannia Table and Tea Spoons.
CLOCKS and IVATCIIES repgired as
usual. *,,_* CASH paid for old GOLD and
-_-;i[,Vp,R_ N()t\Vfllk. Oct. l7.
Silver Ware, Jewelry, 8,=c..
V H E subscriber has
lately returned
from New York with
an addition to his
fortner stock. He
considers an enume-
ration of his articles
_ lllIl'I8CeSS'll'_V——-8SSllf-
‘W ing his friends, and
ally, that a call at No. 1 can
not fail ofgiving them satisfaction as to qual-
ity andprices. A few good English $1. French
Vlfatches. -\Vatches and Clocks repaired as
usual. ‘CASH paid for old Gold and Silver.
N. B. His articles are oftbe very best kind
and of the neatest patterns.
DAVID Nasrr.
Saugatuck, December 17, 1825. 43
VALUABLE POTTERY, &Lc.
' - ., FOR SALE, on reasonable
terms, that valuable $1. pleas-
ant situation known by the name
' ‘ ' ‘I of “ The Village” lying about a
mile from the Old Well, in Nor-walk,a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning \Vare, a good
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Vifharf, and 20 acres of Land. For further
particulars inquire of BENJAMIN ISAACS.
Norwalk, April 16, I825 ' 7
F OR S A L E
A VALUABLE tract ofLand,
containingA9 8 4 acres, con-
_._,... _ .
Orchard, all of the first quality.
Said property is situated in Wilton. adjoining
the Belden Hill_road, and is an eligible sima.
tion for I! Dwelling House, ant. coiisidererl a
convenient situation for a mechanic. The
property was formerly occupied and owned
by Peter James, deceased, it being his home
mendow,and orchard. For further p:micu_
lnirs apd conditions, apply to Barnabas Mar-
vin, Iusqr. or to the subscriber, at Nathan
Nash’s. DA-.\'ic1. Nxsrr.
Norwalk, August 9.3, 1827.5. 27 if
EOR SALE OR TO LET,
.‘ ‘ SMALL FARM situated
in North Stamford Society
near the Meeting-liouse,contain-
-- ing 28 acres, consisting of plow,
meadow, pasture, and wood land, with a good
House, .B4rn and Shop thereon,and an Orch-
ard sufficient for making 12 or I4 barrels of
cider yearly. The place will be sold low, an
indisputable title given, and payment made
easy. . . . . LEANDER. HOYT.
Stamford, Jan. 19, 1826.-
4151.4.
sisting of Meadow, Plow, and
I
l
NORWH.-'tLK, com.‘ TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1826.
WE
To be Sold at Auction on the 22d day
of Mltrrc/'2 ncrt, an excellent situation
Fort A t:'Lo'ruii;R on 'I‘ANNER—
-_ H E place now occupied by
Joseph Waison,coutaiuing
}Il"|lli 21 acres of Land, suitably
‘ divided into plow, meadow, and
pasture land—-a good Dwelling-house ISL Barn
—-a good and never failing well of water, not
having less than three feet of water any part
of this seasou—a very superior Orchard of
choice fruit, and Q good gardens—-a good shop
and mi|l—dam, mostly new. The subscriber
will sell cheap with a good title, reserving the
macliinery himselfto he removed. For furtlter
particulars iuqtiire of the subscriber on the
premises. Jossvu W.;'rsoN.
New Canaan. February 14, 18-26. 51 6W
0 BE SOLD at AUC'[‘ION
. on the l5ili day of March
next, if not previously sold, a
small FARLVI, containing about
ofLand, a new House and Burn
on the same, and 9 Wells of good water near
the house. Said Farm is well supplied with
Apples, Pears, and Peach Trees of an excel-
lent kind, a good supply ofwater on sd. farm,
and a good supply of Timber. Said Farm
will be sold together. or divided as may suit
the purchaser. Within about three miles of
said Farm there are threegood landings from
which market boats regularly ply during the
summer season. EDWARD TAYLOR.
Norwalk, January ‘.24, I856. 49 7w
VALUABLE i«‘A1t.ii,'
AND WILLS FOR SALE.
. '[‘HE subscriber offers to sell
his very valuable FARM,ou
which he now resides, in the
-- township ofC|arksfio.-id, county
of Huron, state ofOliio, consisting ofTwo
Hundred Acres ofas good Laud as the town-
ship affords. Said Farm is well watered, with
a good stream of water and never falling
springs. On said Farm is erected a first rate
Grist Mill, with 9.’ rim of'Stones, anti a Corn
Cracker. Likewise, a good Saw Mill, built
ofthe fii'st rate materials: the Mills and Dam
are all substantially built on solid rock ; the
land is well stocked with good sawing timber,
and the banks ofthe stream abound with stone
fit for building and other uses. Any person
wishing to locate themselves in this fertile
section ofthe country will do well to avail
themselves of this opportunity of purchasing
property for about one halfofits value. The
price is 2,500 dollars, one half on delivery of
the deed, the other in to o years, secured by
bond and mortgage. Any person wishing iii-
formation respecting the above property, will
please to inquire ofLevi M. Bodwell, No. 9.3
Peck Slip, New York, or of the subscriber,
living on the premises.
LEVI B.-utsuzrr.
Clarksfield, Nov. 8. 18°25. 44 if
FOR SALE,
FARM ofaboitt 60 acres of
Land, with a new Dwelling
House and Barn, and a well of
.. never failing water near the
Said Farm is well proportioned for
meadow, plow, and wood land, pleasantly sit-
uated two and a halfmiles north ofthe meet-
ing house iu New Canaan, on the post road
from Ridgfieltl to Stamford. For particulars
inquire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH Fr'rc_tr, Jr.
New Canpan, January 16, I826. 48 if
‘OR SALE—A FARR of
about 55 Acres, with a new
Dwelling House and 3. good
__ Barn, with a good well ofwater
nea. the door. Said Farm has a stream of
water running through it. Said Farm has a
large proportion of meadow land, with plow
and wood, lying three miles northeast ofthe
meeting house in New"'Canaan, on the main
road from said New Canaan to VVilton. Also
another track ofland. 67 acres, lying ata place
called Cheese Spring Ridge, plow and wood
land. Said Farm will be sold together, or
separate, as will best the purchasers. For‘
further particulars, inquire ofthe subscriber,
living on said premises.
Fncncnrcx RICHARDS.
New Canaan, Feb. 14, I826. 52
FOR SALE,
IFTY-SIX Acres of valuable LAND,
situated in the townlof \Viltoii,at Ches-
niit Hill so called,nortli ofthe Dwelling-house
of Stephen Gor-ham, late the property of
Samuel Fitch-—iiow belonging to Legrand
Cannon and Moses Craft of Troy, state of
New York. Ifnot sold at private sale by the
23d day of March next,it will then be sold at
Public Vendue, to the highest bidder. Said
Vendue will be held on the premises on said
93d of March, 18%, at one o'clock, P. M.--
Conditioiis made known at said time, For
further particulars inquire ofthe subscriber.
SETH TAYLOR,
Agent for Messrs. Cannon Craft.
Snugatuck. January 30, 1896, 50
AN'l‘ED——:i MAN to teach a School
in Round Hill District. One that can
come well recomuieurled will meet with good
encourageineiit. Apply to
ALLEN Horsnv, School Comm.
Grceiixvicti, I<‘ebru;u'y I5, 1826. 52
T0 RE; IT,
. , ROM the first of April next, the East
Store Ronni ’and West Chambers, to-
gather with the West Cellar and Kitchen of
the building occupied in part by the subscri-
bers, LOCKWOOD Est. Si. Jorm.
February 13.
NOTICE.
LL Persons lliLl(‘.l'J|eLl to the subscribers
for Carding Wool or Dressing Cloth,
are respectfully invited to call and settle by
the tenth ofMarch.
N. B. Those indebted for work done in
the year 1824, are particularly requested to
call and settle without any further delay.
Brincrrou 3.2. BISHOP.
Norwalk, Febi'tiarj.' 9. I896 51
Qtottntt 3:9aru, <£ottn_tt Battittg,
arts Gtattttlctntrlr;
A new supply—Just received and for sale by
Jan. to. James llvIALLo_ax. l
_ 1.__
NEW GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
THE Subscriber has Jllst returned from
New York with a well selected assort-
ment of DRY GOODS oftlie latest importa-
tions and most approved fashions ; among
which may be found—-
Superior black Levantinc; elegant black
fig’d Gm de Nap; Sirrcliews and Sarcinett ,
greiaju, pink, and blgel-If $ren_ce_s ;SCalic-oles, a
goo assortment ' I estiug - wansr own
do.; Braganza Tippets; Chintlz Shawls ;—
brown Cambric for ladies’ hats; Gimps of all
colors; Belt Ribbons; Thread Laces, very
cheap; Inserting Trimmings ; fancy silk and
flagg hdkfs; white, black, and col’d horsesltin
Gloves; buckskin, beaver, and kid Gloves ;-
Bobinett Lace; floss Thread, and Pearling;
black, white, and scarlet mprino hdkfs ; black,
white, and green §:jeiip)h’IE.Labpe{r qlack, lélue,
green scar et an ra a y e vet ' ‘ar-
oline Stripe, rind Plaid ; Irish Linen,8z. Lawn;
black and red Prussian Shawls; Salisbury
Flannel; Russia and Table Diaper; black
Bomhazette and Circassian; black and cin-
namon fig’d do. ;Tartan Plaids, and Baizes ;
Flannels, of all coloursand qualities; blue
Camblet ofstiperior quality; ‘Bang up cord ;
Domestic Ginghams, and Mushus; Bedtrck-
ing ; Satirietts ;.Checks ; Americati Flannels;
colored Cambrics; cambric, tnull, &.yac0net
Muslins ; plain and fig’d Swiss Muslin ; book
Muslin ;Scotcli Cambric;_“scarlet Cassiinere
Shawls; spool, floss, sewing, and knitting
Cmton ; Gloves; Hosiery ;Recticules; Dow-
las Ribbons; &t.c. &Lc. together with a great
many necessary articles not here enumerated,
all which will be sold at a very small advance
rom cost.
GROCERIES 8:. CROCKERY as usual.
JAMES MALLORY.
Norwalk, Sept. ‘20.
DRY GOODS BY
_ L00/cwoocl 8; St. John.
"i‘HE following list coinpriscs a part of a
new assortment of GOODS, which they
will sell very cheap.
Plain and fig’d black Gro de Nap
Brown striped Gro dc Nap -
Black and green Florence
do Sarsnett, and Lcvziutine
Superior black and col’d Canton Crapne
Black, white, and brown Satin
Black and green Italian Crape
Black Btriiibaziiie. do Silk Vesting
Toiliiiett and Swansdowu Vesting
Black Levaiitine and Canton Hillifs
Prussian and Cashmere do
Gro de Nap and Barrage do
Baudaiiiioe and Flagg do
8--I English Merino Shawls '- '
6-4 black EL white Cotton 84. Prussian Shawls
Chintz col’d and coinmou Colicoes
Furniture Chintz. White Muslin Cravats
Fig’d Ratiuett and Satinett
Ribbons, Tapes, and Bobbin "
Spool, Floss, Sewing, and Knitting Cotton
Olive and Bang-up Cord '
American and Russian Sheeting
Russia Diaper, and white Satin Jean
Black Silk Velvet
Black, blue, anti brown Tabby Velvet
Caroline Plaids. Baizes
Irish Linen and Dimity
American Ginghainsand Checks
White, green, and red Flannels
7-4, and 4-4 Bedticking
Brown Muslin for bats
Plaiiiand fig’d' Book f‘~.'iiislln and Leno
Jaconet and Cambric Muslin
Bobbinett and Tliread Lace
Braids and Piping Cord
Worsted and Cotton Hose
Furniture and \Vorsted Binding
Silk Gloves at 15. 4d. per pair
Ladies’ Beaver, black and col’d Horscskin
and Kid Gloves
Mcn’s Beaver, Buck, anti Dogskin Gloves
Fine Shirting Leather Mittins .
Bleached a_ml unbleached Muslius
Horn and Shell Combs
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Wool Cards. Candle-wick, &.c. &.c.
The above Goods, together with a general
assortment of HOLLOW-WARE, and
CROCKERY, are offered to the public on
vei’y reasonable terms for cash.
Norwallt, Dec. 5. '
CONKLIN S'l‘RENGTH’NING PLAS-
"I‘.‘<‘.R—-‘rVAl{RA-.€I‘E D EN U'INE—
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
MANUFACTURING, CARDING, AND
' CLO'I‘H—DRESSING.
THE subscriber takes this method to in-
form his friends and the public in gener-
la that he has experienced workmen and good
machinery ; that he will manufacture Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Flannels, 8Lc.
at reasonable prices,ou conditions, by the yd.
or on shares. Carding, Fulling, Dying, and
Finishing done for customers at all, seasons
0} the year. Goods will be sold atreasonable
prices by the piece or yard.
_ ELIAS PEcK,jun’r.
Greenwich Factory, Mar 23, 18225.
Stone Ware Factory.
THE subscriber inforins the public that lie
has establislied a IVIANUI-‘ACTORY of
STONE-WARE; ,
in NORWALK, at the foot oi‘ Mill-Hill, a
few rods east of the Bridge, where he will be
able to supply Orders in that line to any ex-
tent. He has now on hand an extensive as-
sortment of Ware, which as to quality and
beauty cannot be surpassed by the Ware made
at any other Factory in the country. It will
be sold reasonably, both at VVHOLESALE
and RETAIL. Merchants in the country
can have their orders met to their complete
satisfaction upon the shortest notice.
ASA E. SMITH.
Norwalk. October SI, 1825. 36
LEVI CLARK $1. CO. have just received
30 dozen Horn Combs of a very superior
i
EBENEZER STEVENS
HAS just rec’d from N. York an extensive
&. elegant assortment ofDRY GOODS,
which be is now offering for sale as cheap as
can be purchased in any store in this county.
The following comprise a part,viz. _
Superfine blue 8:. black London BROAD
CLOTHS; Cassimeres and Sattinets; Vel-
vet and Bang tip cords; Bornbazettes and
Stripes; 900 yards fine superior twil’d Cir-
cassian; 200 yards Vesting, comprising a
complete assortment ; I000 yards superfine
and common Calicoes; 1000 yds. Furniture
chintz; black, white, ISL green French Crapes;
black and col’d Canton Crapes; black Can-
ton hdkfs; silk and cotton Flaggs ; Fancy
silk lidkfs; black India Levantine, Sarcinets
and Siuchews; black and white Silk Gloves,
very superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen
Catnbrick, anti Lawn ; one box Thread La-
ces, a complete assortment: ladies white lin-
en pocket handkercliiefs ; brown Muslin for
ladies Hats; black silk and Tabby Velvet ;—
India Cambric and Book Miislins; Jaconet
Hull, and Cambric do ; black and white cot-
ton Hose; black and slate worsted do; Silk
Braid; Inserting trimmings and suspenders;
coat and vest Buttons of all kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and small Tortoise
shell Combs; 15 dozen side Combs ; men’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; Diaper and Dimity; Bed-
ticks, anti Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and
Flannels ; blue and yellow Nankeen ; cotton
Cassiuiere; Buckrain ; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin ; white Satin Jean; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue green, yellow, and purple SILK.
a choice se',ection ; together with his usual as-
sorttneiitof GROCEHIESQ‘ CROCKERY.
Norwalka Sept. 96.
FAIL GOODS.
LEWIS MALLORY $2. SON
I, AVE RECENTLY received from New-
York. a new supply of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which in addition to
their former stock will comprise a very hand-
some assortinent.
Superfine Cloths and Cassirneres of various
colors and qualities; Satinetts; also, a choice
selection ofVestings of the latest patterns ;—
T;irt..n Plaids; Buizcs and Flannels; Caro-
line Plaids and Stripes; Bombazine 8t. Bom-
bazetts ; Ratinetts; Calicoes, very handsome;
Levantine, fig’d and plain; fig’d Gro de Nap;
Cashmere hdkfs.; Domestic Muslius at redu-
ced prices—Also, a good assortment of the
best ’I‘RIMMl=.\'GS kept constantly on hand.
All the above Goods, together with many
more not here enumerated will be sold on as
goodterms as at any other store in this place.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and see for tlteiiiselves. Norwalk, Oct. 9.
VOL. IX. No.2.
Settles, ?EiI1‘tIE5B€£l,8fiI.‘.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
HARVEY E. IrIOY'1'y
RESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends
and the public generally, that he has
opened a shop in the rearward ofEli B. Ben-
nett’s Store, a few doors east of the Bridge,
where he keeps, and is manufacturin a.
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR-
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN-
TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES;
together with various less commodities apper-
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers. ~ - -
He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs.
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of .
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, &.c. 8Lc. allof
which may be obtained on as moderate terms
as at any similar establishment.
*** Old articles promptly repaired.
Norwalk. Jan. 9d, 1826. 3ni45
TH E D A NBURY AND NORVVALIC
I.N'SUR.flJV‘CE C0.MP.!1.NI’,
HAVING been incorporated by the Le
gislature ofthis State with a Capital of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty
to increase the same to One Hundred 8:. Fif-
ty Thousand Dollars, the first named sum of
One Hundred Thousand 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 themselveé
to issue policies on as favorable terms as any
other Office in the United States,and by fair-'
ness and liberality in conducting the "business
of the Company, they expect togain the con-
fidence of the public. ,
Proposals for Insurance against Fire will
be received at either oftheir Offices, in Nor- 2
walk and Danbury, where constant. attend-
ance will be given at all hours of business
days for the accomriiodation of those who
may please to call for the purpose of transact‘-
ing business.
The following gentlemen are Directors of
the Company. ‘
roa THE 81-‘I-‘ICE 55
IN DANBURY.
SamuelTweedy
David Foot,
ron THE OFFICE
IN NORWALK.
5 Vifm. Lockwood,
Thaddeus Belts,
Math’wB.Wbittlesey,§ Charles Isaacs, _
Elijah Gregory, Stephen B. St. Joh‘l'I‘,
Russell Hoyt, I Samuel Jackson,
Isaac H. Seeley, g Joseph Wood,
Richard Randall, Justus L. Bush,
Henry Beers, S Ebenezer Ayres,
Aaron Sanford. Asahel R. Betts.
SAM’L Twccnv, I Wm. Locxwoov,
President, President,
ALANSON HAMLIN, gSTEPI!ENB.ST.JOHN,,
Secretary. é S'ecretary._,___
CLERK WANTED.
ANTED——An active lad 15 to 16 yrs.
of age, as a clerk in a Grocery Store.
One well recommended will meet with en-
couragement. Inquire at this Odice. .
Norwallt, Jan.30. 49
LE VI CLflHK' & C0.
1.} AVE now on hand a complete asssort-
ment of
Silver Table. Tea, and Desert SPOONS
SUGAR TONGS .
Cream and Salt SPOONS, of the very
nearest paterns, warranted good as Spati-
isli Milled Dollars
Also, Gent|emen’s gilt CLOAK CLASPS
very neat. Nov. 9.7
NEW SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
JOHN BURRALL hasjustrec’d from N.
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. Croix and Jamaica RUM
Madeira and Malaga IVINE
Lump and LoafSUGAR
Brown Sugars, a good assortment
Likewise the snbscri'oer has a supply of
.\Iead’s CRACKERS by the hundred or less
quantity, which he will furnish merchants,
tavern-keepers, and wagoners at the same
prices they have been furnished by him.
Norwalk, Sept. 1.
BRICK. _
FOR SALE by the subscriber a quantity
of good BRICK, very cheap for cash.
JAMES Mason.
39’.
Norwalk, Oct. 3, 189.5.
New Supply of Groceries,
“TI'IOIuES.A.1'iE&RET.AIIi.
‘DWARD H. STREET hasjust return-
- —‘ ed from New York with a fresh assort-
ment of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
he offers on as reasonable terms as can be
purchased elswhere.
Among his assortmentmay be found—-
RUM, Brand,,Vs Gin, IVines, 8:. Cordials;
various kinds ofTEAS and SUGARS ; Mo-
lasses; Butter ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish ; Rice
Pearlash ; Nutinegs ; Segars; Snuff and To-
bacco of all kinds ; Candles, Soap, &w. &.c.
Together with a general assortment of
HARDWARE and FINDINGS.———Like-
wi3g,_Gr«riiiid Logwootl and Nickeragu_a-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin. and Oil-
stones, &Lc . Norwalk, Nov. 19.
TO BOOK-BINDERS.
‘HE subscriber offers for sale his BOOK-
SELLING, LIBRARY, and BIND-
ING Establishment. The location is good
for doing a safe business, being in the centre
of-,1 flourishing town, having a constant com-
niunicatioril with an extensive back country.
The BINDERY has ever coiiimanded, (in
addition to the customary job work which of-
fers,) a good run of work botii from New Ha-
ve‘n anti New York : Other concerns render
it inconvenient for the present proprietor to
quality. Also, an assortuientof elegant Gilt .a,,em,,0 it ,,,,,,,,,,I,,_ .A,,pi;car',ons,pgstpm’d,
Pocket Books, Silver Tliiiiibles, lsnc.
AFEW Fl_.R-KINS first quality. Apply to vtended 10-
A, NASH.
addressed to the subscriber, for further partic-
ulars as to the business, terms, kc. will be at-
P. PRICE.
Norwalk, January 9, 185’-3; 47.
Crackers; W. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
TO RENT
FROM the list ofApril next, the STORE
and Wharf now occupied by E.'Steven'5
and W. 81. B. St. John. Apply to
Lockwoon 82 ST. Jomv.
January £26, 189.6.
ADVERTISEMENT.
'1" I-IE subscriber having recovered his health
again offers to his friends and the
public, at his dwelling, a general assortment
of COTTON YARN, both blue and white;
from No. 5 to ti! ; Candle-Wick, and Batting
Also, COJVKLIJV STRENGTHENING
PL./JSTER, by the Gross, Dozen or single
"He will be happy to meet his old friends and
cnstomers in the line of his business. .
A. NASH
Norwalk, Dec. 26, 18%. 44tf
FOR SALE BY
- . S. «T. FROST.
1 5 Barrels Mackerel, No. 1
Connecticut River Mess SHAD
10 Barrels SUGAR
A few liogsheads good Molasses
FRENCH BRANDY
St. Croix, Jamaica, and N. E. Rum
Holland and other Gin. Cider Brandy
Teneriffe, Port, Malaga, 8L Currant I-Vina
CORDIALS ,
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysoii Skin, and
Souchong TEAS
Cofi'ee; Nutmegs ;Cloves ; Pepper ; Alspivce’;
Ginger ; Cinnamon; Almonds ; Taina'rind‘s
Muscatel, Bloom, and Cask Raisins
Currants
Cheese. New Rice
Hard Soap. 500 lbs. Pearlash -
Sperm and Whale Oil
Blown Salt. Window Glass
Cedar"l‘ubs, Pails, and Chums
Boston Pails and Boxes in Nests
Stone and Bristol Ware
Metalic Tea Pots _ _
Large and small Spoons
Japait and Tin Ware. Deniijohs. Cotfls
Nnrwalk, Dec. Qg. ,
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WEAVING APPARATUS ON SALE.
'l‘HE subscriber; offers" for sale his late
Weaving Establishment, consisting of
4 Patent Looms, Warping Bars, Shuttles,
Quillwheels, Swifts, Bobbins, Reeds, Geere,
Spools, Scarlets, &c. These looms originally’
cost 850 a piece. The whole concern will be-
sold for $90, if applied for soon.
A. NASH.
Norwalk, Jan. I6, I826. 47
FANCY GOODS.»
E LI REED basjust i<:t;’r_l a quantity of
Fresh FANCY GOODS. '
’50 yards of 6-4 black Italian crape, with res-
markably wide selvage expressly for Veils,‘
with extra fine crimp
50 44 black do very fine and fine crimp
1 ps. of superior black Bombazine.
Black and white Bobinett Veils
A new assortment of Bobillett and Thread
Lace. White Bombazine
Plaid Silks. 6-4 black Italian Craps Shawls
Black and white Berruze Dress hdkfs.-,
Crape Velvateen do. &LQ,..&O.
300 pounds Cotton Balls
1 Bare or stout 4-4 Muslin, quite low ~ ~;
A quantity of Sea Island Shirtingat ls.2§;_-
and 1:. 6d. the yard '
Norwalk Chronicler