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DRAPERS 65. "1'AIi'l.'a0.BS_,
EAVE just received from New York at
_. new supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
'wlti’ch makes their assortment very extensive.
and will be offered’ to the Public oil lower
l'ei'tits tlitin usual. ' _
_..Atnon‘g their assortment may be fouhd——
Extra-sttper black, blue, ‘olive, claret; drab,
g Oxford and steel mist ‘Broad Cloths '
Cassinieres and Satinetts
Devotishire Kerscy
‘Brown and blue Cainhlet
Tartan and Caroline Plaid (very low).
.'Green Baize Flitunels
Vestings, a choice selection
Black, blue, green and drab silk Velvet
Tabby do ‘do do do
Levantitic, fig’d and plain
‘-Bombazette, do do .
Bliltlk and drab Ratinett Calicoes
Imported and American Ginghams
Cainbric,_Jaconett, book aodSwiss tiicslins
Bleached $1. lzttbleached Shirtiitg 8L Sheeting
Biutlatioe, liztgg, and fancy silk hdkfs
lClit-cks and Ticks .
_Hosier‘y, a good assortment
\\’oodstock Gloves
Ladies beaver and horseskin do -
do kid,some‘at Is. the pair _
A large supply of the best Triinniings
Fui Seal and Nutria Collars ,
Hooks and rings ;=_,cloak' clasps and great coal
buckles, 8z.c. 7' —
These, together with a great variety not
herein tueittioned ‘will be sold uncotnmonly
low. Also, ready made Clothing on hand
and for sale cheap. Work done atshort notice
and in the best stylel
Groceries and Crockery, a good assortment
Persons desirous of purchasing good and
lzheap goods, will please call at the old‘ stand
ol'Lewts Mallory ISL Son. East end Main-st.
Norwalk, October 30
Boards, Shingles‘, 8L0.“
._ STREET 6!. JAMES
I ' AVE form!-= at*tlted‘Y__a~d,'lie following
kinds of LU.VlBER,;.§:heap.
9.00.000 very superior Clifikill Shingles
109.000 best warrauted,A'lbany do
15,000 feet lst $2. §.’_d quality clear Boards
11,000 feet lst 8:. ‘Rd do “do 1 1-4,
1 1-17., and 2.’ inch Plank.
20.000‘feel first and 2d quality Siding
80.000 ft. cotnmori $1. ‘mercht'ble Boards
400 yellow &z. and white pine Plank
200 Scantling, &t.c. &.c. A
, Tlietbove Lumber is mostly seasoned, and
fit for use. Dec. 18. l8Q6. 43
LAST CALL IN 'I‘HlS WAY-
DWARD H. S’I‘REE'I‘ request- all pet 9
sons indebted to him by Note or Book
account, to call at the Store fortnetly occti
pied by him, andpaythe same by the 18th
day ofJanuary next 1827, or they certainly
will have some cost made on the same.
_ A Farm fin‘ Sale
I-‘Q’ the town of Bedford, two
miles east of the vilagee, can
.~ taining eighty acres. with ..
., House 82. barn. Said Farm ha
an - qual proportion of meadow. plow, and
woodland. For further particulars ctiqttite
oftlte subscriber. 44 JOSEPH MILLER.
FOR SALE
‘ FARM, containing about
104 acres of._Land, lying in
New. Canaan, about two UTIIF‘
west of t:.e meeting ltouse. and about 7 mile~.
from the Landing, where market boats ply
almost every day to N.Yot'k. Ott said Farm
is a good two story dwelling house, almost
new; also, a large barn. Said Farm is well
proportioned for plow, meadow, pasture, and
wood Land, is very liandsoniely 85 pleasantly
situattzd, lying on both sides of the road. and
is very compact, a well ofexcellent and never
failitig water within a few feet of the door,ttell
wnfierrtd with springs. If said "Farm is not
disposed of before the 6th day of .\larch next,
it will on that day be sold at ptiblic Vendue.
For further particulars inquire ofthe subscri}
ber living on the premises.
WiLLtxu W.st«:n.
N. Canaan. Fa'it'lield Con-itv DIN". 18.
‘>4 . ‘ _ ~
Post-Ufiice Notice.
- HE Subscriber has with touch inmnven
_ ience and many losses. been in the prac-
.(ice of cliarginglhe postage on letters, news-
papers, &:c. taken frotn this office. Injustice
to himself-he is constraiited to discontintie
the practice, and gives this public notice that
froth and after the first day ofJanuary next,
no letters will be delivered without payment
on delivery, unless to those who shall have
paid in advance; and that one quarters ad-
vance will be required on postage on News-
.papei-s.this being in conformity to instructions
_ from the Post master General.
. - W. M. BETTS.
_ Post Office. Norwalk, Dec. 25,1828. 44
{KPNEW BOOKS.fl
SKETUi’1‘iES'ol'Ntii—ih Ainericaii Indians,
Qvols 192 t=no.; Picture of Greece, in
18°25. 2 vols. IQ inn. ; English Life, or Man-
ners at Home,in four Pictures, 9. Vols. 1% tno.:
Stranger ofthe Valley, an AtiiericaiiTale,9f
vols. 12 nio.; Tonnewtinte. or the Adopted
Son of Atnerica ; iiioderu Travels, 2 vols, 12
-mo. ;Fielding’s Journey 8!. Voyage ; History
bfthe Pirates ; Cecil’s Sixty Narratives ;_
History of George Desmond; Peter Sallie.-
«mir.-l, with Plates by Cruicksltank ; Robbins’
Journal ;Ditrand’s Journal; Butler’s Hedi-
bras ; Musical Biography ; Buck’s -Tl)e0lOg--
gical . Dictionary; Pilgrim’s Progress ;—
§l’Fingal-—Key to Knowledge; Cowpcr’s
Poems ; Miltou’s Works ; .l’lagaz_ine ol'Wit;
Songster; Songster’s Companion, 85c. just
-‘rec’d at the Bookstore and Library South of
the Bridge. P. PRICE. ,
1 Norwalk, January 1, 1827. 45
I WELVE Boxes Window Glass
_. Q0 dozen Knives and ‘Forks ‘
Glass Lamps 7
‘,.
,~,Brass stand Candlesticks
Pen and Jack Knives, very cheap
F07 Salt‘. BY S. J. FROST.
Ulster 'Windo\v Glass:-.-'.-
A FEW boxes superior 7 by 9 Ul3ierGla5_3
_lust rec’d and for sale by -
' STRI-2E'1_‘ 8n JAMES. -
Tons Plaster,
FOR _iS'A§E BY s. J. FROST.
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, 3-1-.1t.—mitrt at .1-amass,
(FFER the following GOODS, at the
lowest inarket prices.
Blue, black, olive, drab and Oxford mixed
Broad Cloths’ .
‘3luc, black SI. mixed Cassimeres
Satlnets ofall kinds, and cheap
Tartan and Caroline'Plaids and Camblets
Red, white, yellow, and green Flannels
B-aizes Black Botnbazlnes and Bom-
' btizettes Devonshire Kcrsey
Drab Fearnought
Cashmere and Cassintere Shawls
A good asortnient dark Chintz
Furniture Calicoes Canibrics
Jaconet and book Muslins
Figtirctl, Book and Swiss Muslins I
Wide Bobbinet Lane ' _ Thule do~
Black and colored _Canton Crapes
Black and white French do‘
Uravats, all kinds
Baudatioe, flngg and black Cotton Hdkfs.
Cotton Flagg hdkfs. cheap as any
Canton Flannel Bedticks, Checks and
Plaids Bangup cords of good quality
Gloves and Hose. ti general assortment
Initiation itud purple Shawls
Scarlet Salisbury Flannels Spool Cotton,
very low Ribbons «_
' Braids 6:. Llacings E_lastt'_cs fine sheetings
Plain and fig’d Gro de Nap Black
Italian Lutestring Black India Levan-
tine and Sarsnett Col’d Florences.
Fig’tl R-itlin,e.tt___. ‘fine and coiiinion Irish
Linens. _.= Linen Catnbtic and Lawn
Black, piplt, and blue Cambric
Wadding ‘for ladies coats Buckzikin mittens
Light blue Ladies Cloth Rose and Poiitt
Blankets
Slieetings, &I.c. Sic. 8:0; ,
HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks ; Razors and Straps;
Knob Locks; Stock and Trttnk do ; Butts 87.
Screws; Buck Saws-;__Saw Fllés; Door Han-
Wroitght 'Jll(l,(1Ill Nails, Zxtc.
Also——.-\‘.~inall ll'.SUl‘Il"lElll. of Groceries.
HARD-l’VARE.
3 SMITH,
(Succcssar to N. Beers )
RYING PANS, English Shovels,a gen-
’ cral assorttiiciit ol'Scotch Hollow Ware.
English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene-
ral assorttmtnt of FILES and RASPS, Cast
‘and Gvvtnan Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
filout Nails, Brads, Wrought and cut Tacks,
Tltutiib ‘La‘.Clle's,4SCl5s’0rS atid Shears, Jack
and Pen l-Ltiivcs. shoe knives, bread $1. btitch-
or do, Plain lions. Assorlniem of Locks,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centie bits’, Can-
dlesticks, Bed sciews ntl keys, Iiou sqtiatcs.
Curry Coitibs.Snu1-l"m-s 5:. Trays. Coffee iiiills
Slates, sand paper, Chisst-ls, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pius, Shot, Paint brushes, $2.0.
Nor“ alk, SC])lelllI)("l' ‘25.
S TONE LIME,
ONSTAN'I‘LY on hand, anil for sale by
the Cask. LOCKWOOD $1. ST. JOHN. '
Attgust lst. 18-26
HAiiD-‘WARE, &c.
’ JOH.V' BURII./ILL '
HAS just re-ceivcd from N. York an addi-
tion to his stock of Hard VV.ai'e, beside-
‘ small assortment of Hollow VVa'r'e, and feels
i-onliiletit. allho’ he does not consider hitnsel;
;t Succfssor to any one, be can sell as chettp.
The folloiviitg articles comprise a part 0:
vzis assortmt nt, viz :
Desk and trunk Looks Table and teaspoons.
Stock and dead do ‘l-tk powder
Chest and pad do Lulllef brushes and
Curtain pins boxes
Cotntiiode tiobs
Snuffbc tobacco boxe-
Block tin tea pots
i_\T'lif1'Ull£ ,,.,§_l,l_(I commoi‘.-I
' latcliesifiapd ketche.-.
Coarse -'grtdjfi_ite mull‘
Quinebaug and sand Cl)lll5§i:"‘_,':-
stones Pocket Books 8r. wal-
Wilsoii’s Bread and lets ' -
shoekuives Shoe and‘ scrubbing
Butts and screws brushes 4
Wrought Tacks and Scissors and shears
Sparables Wafers
Jack $1. pen knives Sand paper
Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack
Cast nob nails Belts’ Blacking
Spades and shovels Pegiug awlhafts and
Shovels and tongs ‘ sewing do
Grid Irons An assortment- of cut
Bdl‘l)8l’,S Razors Nails '
Betij.’-s_ razorstraps Norwalk,
September 18, 18%
./lliddlebrooks’, Prindles‘, and
.Seym0’ui~’s A[manacIcs,for
1827,
0 ‘Sale, by lilé Gross, Dozen, or Sin‘-
gle at the Bookstore and Library, south
of the Bridge.-""‘} P. PRICE.
Lehigh Coal Stoves.
P ERSONS wishing to procure -Leliigli
Coal Stoves can be furnished, oti appli
cation to the subscriber. at the Nora-allr Dis
pensary, where one can be seen in operation.
For Sale, a few totis Lehigh Coal. cheap.
Nov. 28. P. PRICE.
UHN BURRALL offers for sale 500
tieigltt-ol"fit~st qtlullly, Goshen CHEESE
12?. Boxes 7 by 9 GLASS, first rate
A quantity of first rate CODFISH
A new supply of old,,CIDER BRANDY
A supply of CROCKERY ISL Glass WARE
A New supply til" good NIOLASSES
75 Bbls. Fresh Ground Canal FLOUR
A few half Barrels do do
Norwalk, Nov. 11. 1826.. _ S8
UU’1"l‘ON YARNyCotlon Batting, anti
Candlewick, a new supply, just rec’d bi.
tor sale by Alsiutis MALLORY.
250 Bush-els T. Island Salt,
and Canal Flour,
FOR SALE BY s. .i. FROST.
CONKLIN STRENGTWNING PLAS
TER-—W ARRAN TED G ENUINE-—v
son SALE AT THIS OFFICE. *
CLAY’S ITC H OINTMENT,
and cert-ainty,is~iul‘in‘itely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis‘-A
. , ' I I .. . I
agteeableandtormentingdisorder-—Ltkewise
for all herretie eruptions and impurities ofthe
in. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs‘
;No;_rtvallr, and S. Jarvis, Stamford. --
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,Slavt:s, for sale at the 'manufacturer’s' "prices,
. lic. Hotise-keepiers are earnestly solicited to
Bleached and tttibleaclied ‘
dles ; Brass Nails-; Shoe and Biead Knives; ‘
plenty of good unit, is well watered, 8:. many
F‘ OR pleasantness, saf'ety,_expedition, ease ‘
J
,, New Establishment.
THE Subscribers having formed a con-
,_ nexidn in the Grocery business, under
the firm offloyt 8y Chichester, wouldinlorm
their friends and the, Public, that they have
taken the stahdformerly occupied by Edtvard
H. Street, where they intend keeping a gen-
eral Assortment of Groceries, Hardtvare, SEC.
The have now on hand .
LI UORS, consisting of Br-ahtly,‘ St.
Croix,-Jamaica and N. E. Rum, Gin,‘ Wines,
Cordials, Ale, &c. ' _
'I‘EAS.—-Hyson, Young Hyson, H9900
Skin, and Soucbong- .
' SUGARS.—Lump and St. Crolx.
MOLASSES, best quality.
Vlllteatand Buckwheat FLOUR. '
BUT'l‘ER, CHEESE, SALT.
COFFEE,very superior.
FISH.—Mackerel, Shad, and Cod.
Raisins ; Oranges ; Pepper ;Alspice '; Gin-
ger ;Pearlash, Starch, Siiufl‘, '1‘obacco,&c.
&c. together with an assortment of Earthen
Ware‘, Hardware, ,&.c.
FRANCIS Hon‘, . ,
Warm CHICHESTEB.
Norwalk.Dec,15, I826. 43 -
0_YT’S PATENT COOKING’ and
‘A FRANKLIN STOVES.——A constant
supply of the above highly approved Cooking
by the subscribcrf The experience of 2_or 3
years hasproved them (lcciilerlly superior to
any tliingof the kind ever offered to the.pttb-
examine them. They comprise five different
sizes from,$l8, to 335, with fixtures complete.
. P PRICE.
CHEAP FAR]!/I.
._ T ‘HE Subscriber will sell a val-
" uable FARM, remarkably
cheap,_lying in the North part of
. . __ Poundridge. and two miles front
So. .n ;~_-.ilem meeting hotise, and within a few
rods in a grist mill, saw mill, fulling tnill, and
a school house. Said Farm contains 62 acres
of excellent land, suitably propottioned- for
meadow, wood, paslule, and ploughing,with a
Dwelling house, barn, and other buildings,’
and H first rate well near the door; it has
other valuable privileges
Further particulars may he had by applying
to i STEPHEN Gi1.Br.ii'r.
South Salem, Dec. I2. 1826. 48* »6
FALL GOODS» JUST REC’D B-Y
Elsi Y5. l§lE.bt‘.l\‘i+3'lf"'i‘,
.«9_/‘cw Rgds East qflhe Bridge.
LUE, blaék, olive, mixed 8:. drab Cloths
and Cassiitieres Dtabet
Blue and black mixed Satinetts
Bang up cord Devonshire Kelsey
Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, green, atid Salisbury
Flatttiel, various qualities
'[‘attan Ptaids various patterns, some at Sis 9d
(,‘aroliue"p|aids and stripe Green batzes
Black, blue, brown atid_crintsoti plain and
figured Botnbazetts
Blk hombazine, ctrcztssitm, lustrittg 81. satteen
I<‘tg’il atid black Rtttinett Furniture cliiniz
Calicoes, various qualities [hams
American and itnported stripe Plaid 81. Ging-
Cassiniere and Cashmere Shawls .,
4 4 sc-ai'1etValentia, $1. 8 4 scarlet and fi'g’d do
Purple and chinlz Shawls -
Silk and cotton flagg hand’fs
Black canton and plaid do
White coitoti bordered and battees do
A good assorttiient of Shining Muslins
Linen of various qualities Long Lawn '
Furniture Diniity Muslittgltohcs
I-inen canibric ’ Catnbric muslin
Blue and plain Naukeerts
Cravats, assorted ‘colors
Bluesilk Velvet .
Plain and fig’djaconett, swiss St. book muslin
Figured Gros de \laples silks
Green and._white Florence
Black Canton and French crapc
i.‘sl:lCli.bEtl‘Slllel.l. and India Levantine
Bobinett Lace different widths atid qualities
Green and white crape
Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 10s
Latlicsbsilk and white Kid Gloves
Silk Buttons. assorted colors
Lllk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Gimps, assorted colors
Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Foundation tntisliti
Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand’ls with wor-
ked borders Black silk Vesting
Valentia, toiluett antl marseilles Vesting
India calico, a good article for bed quilts
inltittg cotton Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladics’Ktd Gloves, assorted colors
i'\'li‘:u’s first quality Beaver do
Brown muslin {for bats
Cotton checks . Bed Ticks
Umbrellas atid Parasols Pearling
Black and crimson Tabby Velvet ‘
Flat bobbin Cotton cord Bed lace '
Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue
Boot webb Tapes Quality binding
Belt Ribbons, a new style Oil cloth
Silk Braids, assorted colors ,
Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves
Paper hangings Bonnet wire
Shell, horn and ivory combs Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes Spelling Books
Barber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Chtldreit’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick
An assorttnent of,Groceries, Hard Ware and
Crockety October 2
HOLLOVV WARE.
ARGE and small covered and common
Spiders, iron Pots and Dishkettles
B-alto Pans, very cheap
Diaper
Skellets High Pans Tea Kettles
Fire Dogs, various sizes Griddles -
Sad Iro_ns, Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6
English Spades and Shovels
Trace chains Wool cards u
Large wire for baleiug
Wisk Brooms and Brushes
Superior and common writing paper
Letter paper and matiufactured quills ,
GL_.d_iS'iS', W’./IRE,
An assortment.
GIROCKER-Y—-an assortment
The above articles and also an assortment o -
,B°RY GOODS,
Are offered’ to those who wish to purchase
, Going, Going, - Gmng,
At PRICES six per. cent. less than those ad-
vertising that they can and will sell
less than their neighbours.
l _“ The proof is in trying.”
Those in want of
Fancy and Staple Goods
FOR THE YEAR 182.7.
Are invited to ‘call at the Store of
E I I 3. HE D: -.
Which may be foiind a few rods north ofthe
Bridge, where is constantly kept on
hand Goods ofall desctiptions——viz:——
Blue, black-, mixt, olive, and drab CLOTHS.
Blue, black, tnixt and drab Casssiiueres
Satinetts of various colours and prices
Bang-upi Cords, dark and heavy Goods
Baizes and Flannels. ‘-Salisbury Flaunels‘
A large assortment of Fancy 81. Silk Vestings
Black, green and drab Tabby Velvet
Black silk Velvet. Ratinct,
Black Canton Crapes; colored do.
Cashmere, Merino, Circassian and Cassirnere
Shawls, of various colors and patterns
Siuchews silk, for 3s6d, 456d. 5361!, 73 the yd
Black Italian silks at 73 wit the yartl——ouly
call and judge for yourselves
Bl’k 8:. col’d Gross dc Naples Silk. ' Plain do.
Green, pink, white; blue Lutestring, for 38
Bobinett Laces, the largest assortment yet of-
fered, being a lot sacrificed at auction, and
will be sold extremely low.
Thread Laces ; Edgings, and Insertings
Swiss MUSllllS- Swiss Muslin. Points
Linen Cambrick, 8!. Linen Cantbricls hdkfs.
Flagg and Bandanoe Hdkfs. sotne at 4s4d,
Bl’k Italian Crapes,at 2.9611, 4s, 4.9611, 53, 55611,
Scotch Ginghams, dark.,9-8 wide
Domestic Ginghams. Bl’k 8L col’d cambrics
Furniture Chintz. Blue $1. yellow Nankeen
Bolivar Stripes. Norwich Crape,a dark brown
Brown Cantbrick. for Hats
Jaconet and Cambrichfluslitis, fig’d St. plain
Plain and figured Mull Muslins
Irish Linens, from 2sl,0d to 8s the yard
Black Hdkfs. frotn 8s 6d to 125 the hdkf
White Flannels, for 3s6tl, 3s9d to 8s the yd.
.\lersailles,Q_ut'lts: Domestic Flaniiels
Winter Ribbons, some very dark
Shell Cotnbs, large and snizill
Daisy Buttons; Leaf and Frog Trimmings
Fine black worsted Hose ; common do
Long white Kid Gloves. Ladies’ white and
Gentlcnieit’s Gloves of all kinds
Geiitletticti’s Cravats, all sizes and pzttfems
Silk Umbrellas. Milliuett and Wire
All kinds ofarticles in the Mtllinary Line
Power Lootn Shirting and Sheeting
Padding ‘and Tillalings. Buttons of allsorts
Russia Sheeting, Duck, and Dpowlass
Shears, Scissors, Knives and Razors
Suspenders, Cotnbs and Elastic Garters
ALSO
The greatest share of articles called for, from
a piece of Broadcloth to a Caitnbric Needle. '
{fi,PCAPS—-—CAPS—CAPS.c§ll
LI REED has on ttaitd constantly Ftii
Caps of the fittest quality, viz ;—Fut
Seal, of the dark browti and natural colour;
Black Hair Seal; also, the Hair Seal colors,
‘low price. Likewise, an assortment of the
much admired Cloth Caps,called the Grecian
or Rutgers Caps, for Boys. Those in want
olthe above comfortable articles for Winter
will please call and make a selection.
Norwalk. January 1st,1827.
Now is your Time.
"‘ EVI CLARK.
has recently re-
turtied from the city
with a tnore general
assortmentrof Watch-
es, Jewelry, &-c. than
has ever before been
__h____, . offered in this place.
A CALLS?‘-AND EXAMINE HIS
Gold Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings
Watch Ribbons, of all patterns .
Fine Fillagree Ear Drops and Breast PINS
Paste and Jet set do _ V, . d0_
Pearl, paste, jet and plain Finger_Rings
Black Ear Drops, of all descriptions
Silver antl Steel Pencil Cases .
Ladies’ Ivory Stilettoes. Hair Pins _
Pocket and Dressing Combs. Fine Halt
Brushes. Tooth and Shaving Brushes p
Pocket Books and Wallets, various patterns
Silver Writing Pens. Ivory cases,a fine article
Sleeve Buttons. Fancy Snuff Boxes
Fancy Soap. Real Otto of Roses
Fine Pen Knives. Fine Scissors
Barber’s &,Johnson’s superior Razors&r. straps
Shell and l-lorn Combs
Sand Boxes ; Burning Glasses; Tweezers ;
Steel Chains ; Table Bells ; Conversation
Cards ; ‘Cloak Clasps ; Steel Spectacles ;
Silver Tltimbles; Plated Spoons; Silver
Spectacles ; Fine Morocco Spectacle Cases ;
Ribbons; Watch Chains, Keys, Rings, $1.0-
*** Constaiitly on hand SILVER TABLE
SPUONS; DESERT. TEA, CREAM,
MUSTARD kt SALT SPOONS; SUGAR
TONGS. &.c. Sic For Sale very chrcqi, and
Warranted GOOD.
*** Cash paid for GOLD and SILVER.
watches attti Qtlnclts
Carefully REPAIRED ls: WARRANTED.
WANTED Itl‘lMEDI.i'1‘El_.l’,—an Ap-
prentice to the Watch—Repiaiiing Business.
Norwalk, January l. 1826.
r F‘ ‘ - I
1'.-i.lAL9i?‘i‘." l§\‘lhllVl\‘79‘E?'l§lAEe3a
il:,s»t;DwiN LOCKVVO0D..g1)
ENDEt{:$ his thanks to his customers
in general for past favors, and solicits a
continttauce so long as they find his articles
“ as cheap as the cheapest,” and as good as
recotntuetided.
On hand &I. for sale,a general assortment of
Qtlotltutg emit Groceries,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
N. B. E. L. would notify all those who
have open accounts with him of six months
‘standing, and‘ more, that it is absolutely tie-
cessary that they should be settled immediate-
ly, atid without further notice.
Norwalk. January 1st, I827.‘ 45
New Mal-aga Raisins
, FOR SALE BY ‘ S. J. FROST.
Gentlemeit. 8; Ladies’ Pearl ’1'OOTH.POW-
I DEh’—-Prepared b_y.Dr. CLAY.
For sale‘at_ ‘lite Gazette O_[fice—Pi~'ice -270;
For. sale also by Benj. lsaacs and.Stepht1; st,
cheap, by Locxwooio St. S'r.Joai_r.
November? 1 ‘l
John, Norwalk, and Jarvis, ,_Stautford;
I Caroline'Plaids 82. Caroline stripes
Green 84*. wht Crape; Crape Lisse. l6s6d,8s6d,
colld kitlGloves. Horseskin do. best imported
»
33t‘f'tlg2;lDr_t finttt=@12l»‘att:t: £212.
- CONSTANT supply of th/is superior
article for sale at the BREWERY, in
BRIDGEPORT, manufactured from the‘
PUREST ROCK SPRING WATER.
' J. WOOD 8:00.
Bridgeport, January 1, 1827. ‘, 45tf
Qtnttott 2.3¢'trtt, (gtsttttu Batting, aim
tlliatthletutr , ,
Agood supply on hand, and for sale cheap,
by * JAMES MALLORY.
More New Goods.
JAMES‘ IWAEIORY
AS recently received fiont New York 9.
new supply of DRY GOODS. Amoiig
his assortment may be found._
' First quality‘ blue Catuble.ts,. 5 Tartan Plaids
and Baizes Flannels, of all colors,cheap'
Salisbuiy Flannel Black, cinnamon, and
green Bottibazettes Black Bonibazitie
, _ Black-
Ctrcasstan Blk and red fig’d Rattineus
Sattinetts, cheap enough Blk, blue, greeri
&. drab Tabby Velvet Brown c.,..,i,.;.,‘
Bang "P COM: Cheap Devonshire Kersey
Russian Shawls ‘ 7-4 and 8-4 red 8!. blk
merino Shawls 4-4 red miei-ino do
6-4 and 8-4 fig’d Cashmere Shawls, it very
h8nd50me3"lCle 4-4 cashtnere Shawls»
all colors Purple and chintz Shawls I
1 piece very excellent steel niixt Cassiniere'
Black Canton crepe Blk, geen, and white’
French C rape Green 8: white gauze veils
Blk and wltite bobinet Laces, various widths
and very cheap Floss T'lii'ead and Cotton‘
and Pearling Good black Levautine
Blk Sarctnetts Col’d Florences Fig’il
Gros-de~Ntiples silk ; Thread, Bobinett and
Cotton Laces Irish Linens long Lawns
Silk Braids Piping cord Gloves. of most
every description Dorehester Bedticking
6-4, 8-4, aud_ 10-4 Damask Table Diaper
Russia Diapers White Jean Plzlld Cravats
Silk and Cotton Flagzg Hdkfs . '
VVhite antl black silk Hose Cotton and
worsted Hose Calicoes, a very hand-
some asorttnent and new style Sill; and
Cotton Umbrellas Furniture Chintz
Black and green Prunelle Ladies travel.
littg Baskets ch'ildren’s Slices Socks ls;
Stockings Fancy htlkls. Bnolt,J;tc..
onet, Cambric and Swiss Mtislins plain
and fig’d Vestiugs Aniericau 8:. imported
Giughams " Clark’s spool cotton
Ribbons cap Ribbons Apron Checks
Indigo Blue . morocco Recticules it good.
supply ofdomestic Shirtings and Sheetiugs
Best kind needles Knives Scissors pocket
Books Slates Pencils Shaving and
Tooth Brushes Buttons Spelling Books
Testainents cotton and wool Cards Pins
Tapes Bobbins Ptiperliangings Looking-
Glasses, &c. &*.c. 81.0. ’
C‘-ROCKERY, a good assortment.
Norualk, Jan. 2. 1897 4:’;
List of Letters rinnaiining in the P031. Ojfice
at .-’\/‘orwal/c. Jan. 1st. I827.
TEPHEN ABBOTT, William Belden,
Lewis Bouton, Minot Benuet,Wakeinau»
Burr, John Buckley, 3. Mercy Byer, Abigail
Comstock, Philip Conclin, 2, Joseph Conch,
Lucinda Cornwall, Charles Clinton, Henry
Chambers, William Cornwall, Samuel Da-
venport. Hugh Dixon, James Evjds. S. J.
Frost, Sally Foot. Pheba Ford, Huldah Gil-
b-art, Aurelia Hyatt, James Hope, Eliz:iHy-
alt, Marcus I). F. Hattie)’. Alwin Halvking,
Sally VV. I-Iubbell. Russell Jones, Bucking-
ham Lockwood, Phineas Lobdell, Just-pl;
Lainbert,J-;D. Lowtisbur_v.J'olin A. McLean,
Moses Marean, John R. M-'ttgati,Sclcct Mon,
Elijah 13. Noble, New Canaan, John Page,
Esq, Isaac Rocltwell, Anthony‘ G Ritchards,
.It)s'ePll Rider, Ma ry Stevens, Joseph‘ St.
John, Increas Thorp,Joseph Williams.
45, Wm. M. Bi72'I"I‘S, P1131 Master.
— . '7 AKEN tip or) or about the
l " Hill of. Dec. one line
back COW. tvitlithe horns
.- .. .-- sawed off, 11 or 19 years old;
mice rm ..ti<LIl7'ER, two years old. The owner-
can have by proving proving property and pay-
ing charges. They can he had by calling on
Epenetas Lockwood’s lvidow, in'Stantford
December 30,1826. 45
NO'PICE is hereby given to all t‘nosein-
, ‘debted to As/tiirzn R. Be't."rs, on Book
account to call and settle the same ; and those
who owe him on note oi more than one-year’s
- standing are requested to pay the interest, or
renew their notes.
VVilton Jan. 1,1826. *—la5
Y Order of the Hon Court of Probate
for Stamford dissrict, notice is hereby
given to the creditors of the estate of ‘Jona-
thun,Weed, late ofsaid Stamford, dec’d, that
six monthsfrom this date is allowed by said
Court for the exhibition ofclaiins against said‘
estate.‘ Eaxszrus H. VVEED. .
JOHN -Aocoti. ' Adm rs’
- . With the will annexed.
Stamford, Dec. 19, 1826. 44
All persons indebted to said estase, are re-
quested to make immediate p'ayment,to either
ofthe administrate-rs. . . 7
. BANK NOTE TABLE-4‘.
New Ha7iipshire—-all notes I per cent dis.
.-’l1assachusclts—-all notes l to 3 per ct. dis.
Rltode [stand-—all banks 1 "to 2--good.
Ver-monl——all good—l to ‘£2 per ct. discotmt
Conneclz'cut—-all good, with the exception
ol‘l~.‘agle and Derby Banks.
NEW-YORK.
N. .Y. city banks par l Geneva 1
Albany banks par | Central B.Ch.Val’y.1'
Troy banks pair I Ohenaugo i,
.lIohawk bank 1 l Wash’n. &Warren 1
Laitsingburg par l Jefferson County
Newburg 1,‘ Rochester 51
Branch at Ithica l , Dutcliess Cot:rity_ 1
Orange County . 1 | Ontario 2
Catskill 1 | Green County unc
Colunibia—Hudsonl l Auburn '- 1-
Middle District 1 l Niagara 5’
Utica 1 l Plattsborg 75
N_-EW-JERSEY.
State b’k. at Newark, l Coni’l. B. at Amltoyt
Elizabethiown,Pat- | Treiiton banking co.l
8fS0n,M,0fflS[OlVll,& | Fariner’s,Ml.Holly I
New Brtinswick par | Cumberland l.-
StateB.at'I‘rentou 87 | N.J.Man.8z.bk.Co.par~
do at Camden’ 1 l Weehawlt
Jersey Bank broken [Franklin bi1>ke'
Newark ' 1 | Monmouth pat‘
Sussex .,. 1 | Peoplc’s bank par
New Brunswick, 1 l Lombard broke.-
.Saletii,ste_atn mill, 1 |-liobuketl Grazing
Washington i_ ,C°l"P°-Bi‘ 9“-'
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