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PUBLISHED BY
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Tizitvts.-—'I‘wo Dollars perainium, payable
Q_u~.irterl‘y. Mail subscribers in ad'v"a.'iice.
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NORWALK PACKETS.
HE N
form two trips each week until further
notice, avessel leaving Norwallt and New-
York every Tuesday and Saturday.‘
' Hoirrs &z. Co.
Norwalk, Feb. 9.7, 18516. 1
FOR CATSKILL AND ALBANY.
HE new Slooi) GANGES,
-3- Daniel K. Nash, master,
sails for Catskill and Albany di-
rect on or about the 1st ofApril.
For freight or passage apply to the master, or
at the store of STREET &. James.
N. B. The owners of the above Sloop will
despatcb a vessel for Albany and Catskill (by
way of Atnboy) on the 7th of March next.——-
Orders for Lumber will be received and at-
tended to as usual.
Norwalk. February 17.
REGULAR PACKET,
Between Five Mile River and Nero York.
HE subscriber informs his
oltl customers and the pub-
lic that the Sloop ATLANTIC,
Capt. Byxbee, will run the en-
suing season from the new Store and Wharf
near the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leavitig
every 'I‘_uesday'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.
ANDREW BELL.
N.B. She will make her first trip on the 1st
Tuesday in April next.
Norwalk, Five Mile River,
February 20, I826. 3m* 59.
MORE JEWELRY.
LEVI CL./IIZK 3;‘ CO.
AVE just retur-
‘ ' ' H ned from New-
York with a new sup-
ply of articles in their
line; amongst which
are Fine English and
FrenchWATCHES
-—Gold \Vatch Seals
_ ’ and Keys; Breast-
Pins, a variety; 150 pair Ladies’ Ear Rings
and Drops, different patterns ; Finger Rings ;
Silver Pencil Cases, with Knives; do. with
Callenders; Watch Ribbons ; fine Pen Knives;
Scissors; Razors; Shaving Boxes &t. Bruslies;
Tooth Brushes; GiltJewelry. Ora“ at‘-5E”‘P‘
tioiis; Steel Buckles; Cloak Clasps &. Rings;
Silver Tliimbles; Horn Combs. largefmd
small ; steel Spectacles and Cases; C/Ofal
Beads ; Ivory Bodkins .;Tooth Picks. 330 &‘j-
GOLD BEADS; SILVER-—SPOO.A/‘.5,
of all descriptions; Silver SPECTACLES ;
Plated and Britannia Table and Tea Spoons.
CLOCKS and VVATCHES repaired as
usual. *** CASH paid for old GOLD and
S[LVER_ No,-walk. Oct. 17.
Silver Ware, Jewelry, {#0.
’l‘HEsubscriber has
lately returned
from New York with
an addition to his
former stock. He
considers an enume-
ration of his articles
_-._, unnecess:-try--assnn
"""""‘=‘~‘”3'7':_ ing his friends, and
the public generally, that a call at No. I can
not fail ofgiving them satisfaction as to qual-
ity andprices. A few good English 8.’. French
Vifatches, Watches and Clocks repaired as
usual. CASH paid for old Gold and Silver.
N. B. His articles are of the very best kind
and of the nearest patterns.
DAVID NASH.
Saaigatuck, December 17, 1825. 43
‘ VALUABLE POTTERY, 8z.c.
' . -\ FOR SALE, on reasonable
’ terms, that valuable 8:. pleas-
ant situation known by the name
_ -"3. of “The Village” lying about a
iile from the Old Well, in Norwalk, a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning IVare, a good
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Wliatf,, and 320 acres of Land. For further
fparticulars inquire of BENJAMIN Isaacs.
Norwalk, April 16, I89? 7
F0 R .3 A L E
VALUABLE tract ofL:ind,
coiitaiiiing 9 34 acres, cori-
‘~ _, sisting of Meadoiv, Flow, and
J____ Orchard, all of the first quality.
Said property is situated in Wilton. adjoining
the 'Belden Hill road, and is an eligible,situa-
tioii for a Dwelling House, ant. considered it
convenient siitiution for a rneclianic. The
property was formerly occupied and owned
by Peter James, tlecctased, it being his lionie
mgadow, andgorcliard. For further partijéu-
I:Il'S and conditions, apply to Bariiaba:-' Mar-
vin, Esqr. or to the subscr_ib'er, at Nathaii
Nnsli’s. DAt\'i'nL NASH.
N0l'\VRlk, Anigdst g3, 1825. S27 If
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
, SMALL FARM situated
in North 'Stauil_'ord Spciety
. near the Meetiiig-hoiise,coiitaiii-
.--.:' ~;.-.--’.- ing 28 acres, cousistiiig of plow,
meadow, pasture, and wood land, with rt good
Ilonse, Barn and Shop thereon‘,-and an Orch-
ard suflicient for making 1*‘). or 14 barrels of
older yearly. The place will be sold low, an
indisputable title given, andfpayt-neiit made
easy. LEANIQER Hon‘.
Stzimford, Jan. 19, 15326». 4!) tr}
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NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1823.
:_fi _
To be Sold at Auction on tile 2.2(l day
of ]lIurc]i. ;ncrt, an excellent situation
FOR A CLOTHIER OR TANNER——
/-".5,/:_‘ HE place now occupied by
"*"*" Joseph Watson,contaiiiing
about 2.1 acres of Land, suitably
_ divided into plow, meadow, and
pasture lantl—a good Dwelling-house $1. Burn
—-a good and never failing well of water, not
having less than three feet of water any part
ofthis season—a very superior Orchard of
choice fruit, and 2 good gardens—a good shop
and mill-da‘m, mostly new. The subscriber
will sell cheap with a good title, reserving the
machinery himselfto be removed. For further
particulars itiquire of the subscriber on the
premises. Josnrir W.A.'rso:v.
New Caii;i:m,Ft‘bru:ir_v 14, I826. 51 6w
0 BE SOLD at AUCTION
_ on the 15th day of March
next, if not previously sold, a
_ suiall FARM, containing about
Sixty Acres ofLand, a new House and Batu
on the same, and 2 Wells of good water near
the house. _Said Fariu is well supplied with
Apples, Pears, and Peach Trees of an excel-
lent kind, a good supply of water on sd. farm,
and a good supply of Timber. Said Farm
will be sold together or divided as may suit
the purchaser. \Vitliin about three miles of
said Farm there are three good landings from
which market boats regularly ply during the
summer season. Enwann TAYLOR.
Norwalk, January fl4,18.’)6. 49 7w
VALUABLE FARM,
AND MILLS FOR SALE.
' HE subscriber offers to sell
his very valuable FARM,on-
which he now resides, in the
i r "" township ofClarksfield, cotinty
Hn on, state ofOliio, consisting ofTwo
Hundred Acres of as good Land as the town-
ship atfords. Said Farm is well watered, with
a good stream of water and never failing
springs. On said Farrii is erected a first rate
Grist Mill, with 2 run of Stories, and a Corn
Cracker. Likewise, a good Saw Mill, built
ofthe first rate materials: the Mills and Dam
are all substantially built oti 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 of the coiiutry 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 two years, secured by
boiirl and mortgage. Any person wishing iii-
format ion respecting the above property, will
please to inquire ofLevi M. Borlwell, No. 23
Peck Slip, New York, or of the subscriber,
living on the premises.
3; .v - _ .';).'.
LEVI BARNUM.
Clarksfield, Nov. 8. 18%. 44 tf
FOR SALE,
FARM of about 60 acres of
Land, with a new Dwelling
House and Barn, and a well of
__ never falling water near the
door. Said Farm is well proportioned for
meadow, plow, and wood laud, pleasantly sit-
tiated two and a half miles north ofthe meet-
ing house in New Canaan, on the post road
from Ridgfield to Stairiiind. For particulars
iuqtiire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH Frrcn, Jr.
New Cannan, January 16, 1826 48 if
FOR SALE—A FARM of
about 55 Acres, with a new
Dwelling House and a good
- = 9:. Barn, with a good well ofwater
near the door. Said Farm has a stream of
water running through it. Said Farin 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 Wilton. Also
another track oflaud, 67 acres, lying ata place
called Cheese Spring Ridge, plow and wood
laud. Said Farm will be sold together, or
separate, as will best the purchasers. For
further particulars, inquire ofthe subscriber,
living on said premises.
FREDERICK RICHARDS.
New Canaan, Feb. 14, 18926. 5?.
_ FOR SALE,
IFTY-SIX Acres of valuable LAND,
situated in the town of Wilton,at Ches-
nut Hill so cclled,riortli' ofthe Dwelling-house
of Stephen Gorliam, late the property of
Sauiuel Fitch-—now belonging to Lcgrand
Cannon and Moses Craft of Troy, state of
New York. If not sold at private salt: by the
23d day of March next, it will then be sold at
Public Vendue, to the highest bidder. Said
Veiidue will be held on the premises on said
28d of March, 1826, at one o’clock, P. M.-
Conditioiis made ktiowii at said time. For
further particulars inquire ofthe subscriber.
_ Si:'t'ti 'I-‘.tYLoa,
Agent for Messrs. Cannon 5:. Craft.
Suiigatiitrlt. Jaiiuary SO. 1826. 50
T0 RENT,
E‘ROM the first of April next, the East
Store Room‘ and West Chambers, to- '
gether. with the West Collar and Kitchen of
the building occupied in part by the subscri-
bets, Loczrzwooo #3:. St. JOHN.
February 18.
. _ -MDTIGE.
LL Persons indebted to the subscribers
-' for Carding IVool or Dressing Cloth,
are respectfully invited to call and settle by
the tenth of March.
N. B. Those indebted for work done in
the year 1,824, are particularly requested to
call and settle without any further delay.
I3YlNG'1‘0N &t. Bisiior.
Norwalk. February 9. I826 51
REMOVAL.
RICE 82. M’LEAN, have
- moved to the new Store ize
cently occupied by M essrs. Levi
Clark 8; Co. adjoining the Store
" of i\Iessrs. Street 8,’ James, where
their friends and customers are respectfully
solicited to call.
Just rec’d a fresh supply of POTAISH.
Fcb.9z7, 1826. i
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NEW GOODS,
v AT REDUCED PRICES.
TIIE Subscriber has just returned from‘
New York with a well selected assort-
ment ofDRY GOODS ofthe latest importa-
lions and most approved fashioms; aniotag
which may be fouiitl—-——
Superior black Levantine; elegant black
ftg’d Gm dc Nap; Siuchews and Szrrcinett ,
green, pink, atid blue Florences; Calicoes, a
good assortment ; Silk Vesting; Swansdown
do.; Braganza Tippets; Chintz Shawls ;-—-
brown Caiiibric for ladies’ hats; Gimps of all
colors; Belt Ribbons; Thread Laces, very
Cheap; Inserting Triiiiuiiiigs ; fancy silk and
flagg hdkfs; white, black, and cc'xl’d horsesl-'.in
Gloves; buckskin, beaver, and kid Gloves ;—.—
Bobinett Lace ; floss Thread, and Pearling;
black, white, and scarlet merino hdkfs ; black,
wliite, aiidgrceri French Crape; black, blue,
green, scarlet, and drab Tabby Velvet ; Car-
oliue Stripe, and Plaid ; Irish Linen,8z. Lawn;
black and red Prussian Shawls; Salisburv
Flztunel; Russia rind Table Diaper; black
Bombazette anti Circassian; black and cin-
namon fig’d do. ;Tartan Plaids, and Baizes ;
Flannels, of all colours and qualities; blue
Caiiiblet ofsuperiorq-iality; Bang up cord ;
Domestic Giiigltams, and Mitsliiis; Bedtick-
lug; Satitietts ; Checks ; Aiiiericuii Flanncls;
colored Caiubrics; canibric, mull, Sajacoi-iet
Muslins ; plain and fig’d Swiss Muslin ; book
Muslin ;Scotch Caiiibtic; scarlet Cassiiiiere
Shawls; spool, floss, sewing, and knitting
Cotton ; Gloves; Hosiery ;Recticules ; Dow-
las Ribbons ; 8t.c. &.c. together with a great
many necessary articles not here enumerated,
all which will-be sold at a very small advance
roni cost.
GROCERIES 8L CROCKERY as usual.
JAMES MA1.LoitY.
Norwalk, Sept. 920.
DRY GOODS BY
Lockwood 8; St. John.
HE following list comprises a part of a
new assortment of GOODS, wh_icli they
will sell very cheap.
Plain and f.-g’d black Gro de Nap
Brown striped Gro do Nap
Black and green Florence
do Sarsnett, and Levantine
Superior black and col’d Canton Crape
Black, white, and brown Satin
Black and green Italian Crape
Black Bombaziiie. do Silk Venting
Toiliiictt and Swansdowu Vestiiig
Black Levantiue and Canton Htlkfs
Prussian and Caslnnerc do
Gro de Nap and Barrage do
Bzindanrioe and Flagg do
8-4 English Merino Shawls
6-4 black Sewhite Cotton ‘ti; Prussian Shawls
Chintz col’d and common Colicoes
Furniture Chintz. White Muslin Cravats
Fig’d Ratinctt and Satinctt
Ribbons, Tapes, and Bobbin
Spool, Floss, Sewing, and Knitting Cotton
Olive and Bang-up Cord
American anti Russian Sheeting
Russia Diaper‘, and white Satin Jean
Black Silk Velvet
Black, blue, and brown Tabby Velrcit
Caroline Piaitls. . Ba::7.es
Irish Linen and Diiiiity
American Ginghanis and Checks
White, green. and red Flanncls
7-4, and 4-4 Bcrlticlting
Brown Muslin for hats
Plainand'fig’d Book Muslin and Lend
Jaconet and Caiiibric Muslin
Bobbinett and Tliread Lace
Braids and Piping Cord
'Worstetl and Cotton Hose
Furniture and Worsted Binding
Silk Gloves at ls. 4d. per pair
Ladies’ Beaver, black and col’d Horscsliin
and Kid Gloves
Mcn’s Beaver, Buck, and Dogskin Gloves
Fine Sliirting. Leather Mittins
Bleached and unbleached Muslins
Horn and Shell Couibs
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
\Vool Cards. Candle-wick, Sm. 8z.c.
The above Goods, together with a general
assortment of HOLLOVV-WARE, and
CROCKERY, are offered to the public on
very reasonable terms for cash.
Norwalk, Dec. 5.
ONKLIN S'1‘RENG'I‘H’NING PLAS-
‘1‘ER.—WAl{RAN'I‘E D EN UINE—
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
MANUFACTURING, CARDING, AND
CLOTH—DRESSING.
HE 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, Cassiineres, Satiiietts, Flaiinels, 8t.c.
at reasonable prices,ori conditioti.s,.j;y the yd.
or on shares. Carding, Fnlling, Dying, and
Finishing done for customers at all seasons
o; the year. Goods will be sold at reasonable
prices by the piece or yard.
ELIAS P£:ci;,jun’r.
GreenwicLI«‘iir.-tnrv. Mav gs, 1825.
Stone Ware Factory.
THE subscriber informs the public that he
has established a I\'l.uini*Ac'1‘o‘iur of
STONE-WARE: -
in NOII.WALI{, at the foot of Mill-I-Iill, zi
few rods east ofthe Bridge, where he will be
able to supply Orders in that line to any "ex-
tent. He lias now on hand an extensive as-
sortment Qf 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 IVIIOLESALE
and RE'I‘AIL. Mercliants in the country
can have their orders met to their complete
satisfaction upon the‘ shortest notice.-_ -
, Asa E. SMITH.
Norwalk. October’,3l, 189.5. 36
LEVI CLARK 8:. CO. have just received
30‘ dozen Horn Combs of a very superior
quality. Also, an assortment of elegant Gilt
Pocket Books, Silver Tliitnbles, kc.
BUTTER; ’
A FEW FIRKIN S first quality. Apply to
A. NASH.
LEWIS MALLORY it sort
Ilazre,//lr sale on reasonable terms,
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres of various
colors and qualities; Satinetts; also, a choice
selection of Vestings of the latest patterns ;-—
'I‘:irt-.:o Plnids; Baizes and Flannels; Caro-
line Pl'.iid.~ and Stripes; Bonibazine Eat. Boiii-
hazctts ; Ratinetts; Calicoes, very handsome;
Levaiitinc, fig’d and plain; fig’d Gro de Nap;
Cashmere lid kfs.; 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 terms as at any other store in this place.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and see for thciiisclvcs. Norwalk, Oct. ‘2
LEVI CL./!1£K' & C0.
HAVE now on hand a complete asssort-
ineiit of-
-Silver Table, Tea, and Desert SPOONS
SUGAR TONGS
Cream and Salt SPOONS, of the very
nearest paierus, warranted good as Span-
ish Milled Dollars
Also, Geiitleiiic-ri’s gilt CLOAK CLASPS
very neat. Nov. 27
NEW SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
JOHN BURRALL liasjiistrec’d froiu N.
Y. anew supply of Groceries, wliich 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 Loaf SUGAR
Brown Sugars, a good assortment
Likewise the subscriber has a supply of
t‘iIe;id’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
I I\'orwa‘ll;, Sept. 1. .
B1tIC‘.'K._ ,
FOI{ SALE by the subscriber a quantity
of good BRICK, very cheap for cash.
JAMES Mason.
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Norwalk, Oct. 3. 1895.
New Supply of Groceries,
WHOLESALE 8LH.E'.'I.'A.IIu
"‘ DVVARD H. STREET hasjnst reuirn-
-‘ ed from New York with a fresh assort-
them of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
. he offers on as reasonable terms as can be
pnrcliasetl elswliere.
Among his assortmencmay be found-—
RUM, Brandy, Gin, VViues, &. Cordials;
various kinds of TEAS and SUGARS ; Mo-
lasses; Butter ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish : Rice
Crackers; W. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
Pearlasli ;N=.:tuiegs ; Segars; Snuff and To-
bacco of all kinds ;Candles, Soap, 8:0. Sec.
Together with a general assortment of
HARDWARE and FINDINGS.——--Li'ke-
wise,—Groutid Logivood and Nickeragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin, and Oil-
sttittc-s. $Lc. Norwalk. Nov. 1%.
9.iII.‘3itt‘£!itt£' ftitittiiiztrtgr.
0'I‘ICE.-—-There will be a meeting ofthe
- Directors of the Dunbnrg £9 Norwalk
Insztraiice Company, at the Office of Thad-
deus Betts, Esq. in Norwalk, on Tuesday of
each week, at 8 o’clock, afternoon, for the
purpose of transacting any business wliicli
may be deemed expedient.
S'1‘EPH1-ZN B. ST.JOHN, Sec’:-y.
Norwalk, Jan. 921.
WRAPPING EAPER.
IFTY Reains of Wrapping Paper of the
first quality, just rec’d and for sale by
STREET 8r. JAM!-‘,_S_1.
RICE 8:. M’LEAN have for sale Trotier’s
true and genuine PECTORflL B.z€lL-I
SOM of H OflRH OUND, for coughs, colds
astlimtis, liooping-cough, &Lc.
O'I‘ICE.—-All poisons indebted to the
late firm of Lewis Mallory 8; Co. are
earnestly requested to call and settle the same
by the 1st April next, either by cash or note.
Those that neglect may expect to be called on
some other way. Lewis I\fI.u.Lottir,
Feb.20, JAMES MALLORY.
HE subscriber contemplates sotne new
arrangetiieiit in business, and wishes all
those indebted to him by note or book to call
and pay the same by the lstApriI next,’with-
out further invitation.
LEWIS T. Srnncr.
Norwalk, Feb. 21, 1826. 52
1 FOR SALE BY ELI REED
The London Botanic, or Vegetable Oil Soap,
and also the Imperial Renovaler :
Or the General Restomtives of Ladies’
Dress and Cr'entlcmcn’s Clothing of
every description of colour and quality,
wit/rout doing tire least injury to either.
THE above Coiiipositious have acqtiired
great celebrity in Europe, and the principal
cities in America; the former for its very su-
perior quality in extracting oil, or grease of
any kind, 5:. paint, tar, 8:9. from Gentlemen’s
clothing, and woolen clfiii and carpeting of
every description, restoriiig the same to their
former" condition, withoitt doing the least iii-
jnry to either quality or color. And the lat-
ter, for its very extraordinary qualities in ex-
tracting spots, or stains caused by grease, oil,
or soil ofany kind from Silks, Szitteens, Meri-
nos, Crapes, Bombazines, and Ladies dresses,
ofevery description, without the least injury
to either glass, colour or quality.
N0rwa|k_. D -cember 26.
J. FRANCIS;
_ SURGEON DENTIST.
19.1 Chatham-st. Corner of Pearl Street, JV. Y‘,
RESPECTFUL’LY informs the Public
that he sets ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with care and elegance, equal to real : he
cleans, scales and divides the teeth, and cures
the_Toothache perfectly, without extracting.
From a practice of many years, with much
success, he hopes to give general satisfaction
Io such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor
him with commands.
New York, Nov. 7, I325. 59-
, ._ _ ift_)‘I.. IX. :i‘<'t0..3C
.$aiIlIIE£i, ilzariiearieri, 85:.
, NEW ESQABLISHBIENTZJ
HARVEY Es. norm; .
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 -_,manufacturing, a
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR-
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN-
TEAUS, _HOLS'I‘ERS, 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, &t.c. Ste. allot‘
which may be obtained on as moderate terms
as at any similar establishtnent.
*,,,* Old articles promptly repaired..
Norwalk, Ja'n.2d, 1826. 3m45
THE DANBURY AND NORWALK.__.‘_ .7-X‘,
IJV'SUR.dJV'CE [email protected]‘1’,'
HAVING been incorporated by the
. gislature of this State a Capitiil-OI
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty‘ '
to increase the same to One Hundred 8:. Fif-
ty Thonsand Dollars,'the first named sum ot
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 of los-
ses, are now ready for the transaction of bu-
sin_ess. The Directors pledge themselves
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 to gain the con-
fidence of the public.
Proposals for Insurance against Fire will
be received at either of their Oflices, in Nor-
walk and Dartbury, where constant attend-
ance will be given at all hours of business
days for the accominodatiori of those who
may please to call for the purpose of transact_- ,
iiig business.
The following gentlemen are Directors of
the Company.
FOR. THE OFFICE 93
IN DANBURY.
SaniuelTweedy r
David Foot. I
Math’wB.VVliittlesey,
Elijah Gregory,
Russell Hoyt,
Isaac H. Seeley,
Richard Randall,
Henry Beers,
Aaron Sanford.
S.tM’1. TWEEDY,
1'-‘on THE ormca
IN NORWALK.
VVm. Lockwood,
Thaddeus Betts,
Charles Isaacs,
Stephen B. St. Johfi,
Samuel Jackson,
Joseph Wood,
Justus L. Bush,
Ebenezer Ayres,
Asahel R. Betts.
Witt. Locxivoon,
\IV\I\.‘}~\V\’\‘\\f\l\N-\JIlU\VVV\.
President, P'residen[,
ALANSON HAMLIN, S'rt~:Pni~:NB.S'r.JoH$',
-q“C""'3I‘_V- I Secrt-.tary._l
'l‘O RENT
F ROM the 1st ofApril next, the STORE
and Wharf now occupied by E.Stevens
and W. lat. B. St. John. Apply to
Loczrwoon 82 ST. JOHN.
January 96, 182.76.
ADVERTISEMENT.
IF HE 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 I8; Candle-W'ick, and Batting
Also, C'O.N'K[.'I.-N' S TREN G TH E./V’ IN G
, PLfl.S"1'ER, by the Gross, Dozen or single
He will be happy to meet his old friends and
customers in the line of his business, ,
, A. NASH
Norwzilk, Dec. 26, 1895. 44tf
FOR SALE BY
_ S. -T. FROST,
Barrels Mackerel, No. 1
Connecticut River Mess SHAD
10 Barrels SUGAR
A few licgslieads good Molasses
FRENCH BRANDY ,
St. Croix, Jaiiiaicafaiid N. E. Rum
Holland and other Gin. Cider Brandy
Teiieriffe, Port, Malaga, 81. Currant Wine
CORDIALS _
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysou Skin, and
Souchong TEAS
Coffee; Nutmegs ; Cloves ; Pepper ; Alspice;
Ginger ; Cinnamon; Almonds ; Taniarintls
Muscatel, Bloom, and Cask Raisins
Currants
Cheese. NewRice ,
Hard Soap. 500 lbs.-Pearlash
A Sperm , and Whale Oil
Blown Salt. Window Glass
Cedar Tubs, Pails, and Chums
Boston Pails and Boxes in Nests
Stone and Bristol VVare .
Metalic Tea Pots
Large and small Spoons
Japan and Tin I’Vare. . Demijons.
Nnrwalk. Dec. fig. "
WEAVING APPARATUS ON SALE.
'1‘ HE subscriber offers for sale his late
Weaving Establishmeiit, consisting of
4_Patent Looms, I‘Varping Bars, ‘Shuttles,
Qnillwheels, Swifts, Bobbins, Reeds, Geers,
Spools, Scarlets, Sac. These looms originally
cost $50 a piece. The whole concern will be
sold for 320, if applied for soon. ..
A. N ASH.
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Cords
Norwalk, Jan. 16, 1826.
_ FANCY GOODS;
E LI REED hasjust rec’d a quantity" of
Fresh FANCY GOODS.
50 yards of 6-4 black Italian cra‘pe, with re-_
markably wide selvage expressly for Veils,-
with extra fine crimp -
50 .4-4 black do very fine and fine crimp
1 ps. of superior black Boinbazine
Black and white Bobinett Veils
A new assortment of Ba binett and Thread
Lace. White Boiiibazirie '
Plaid Silks. 6-4 black Italian Crape Shanks
Black and wliiie Berruze Dress hdkfs. ‘
Crape Velvateen do. &t.'c. &.c. « ‘
800 pounds Cotton Batts
1 Bale of stout 4-4 Muslin, quite low ,
A quantity of Sea Island shining in 1'53‘. I
and is. 6d. the yard I i“
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