Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, January 16, 1827 · page 4

 

I
I
' I
t
l
i
i

\
.—.. ..._....,._,5._ ,,.,,. ._
- « .f-_.-_.-:. . ..._,‘¢.r.v.,s-._,

it

 FOR SALE er

ea-anew at WAMES y

5' FFER the following GOODS, at the

lowest iiiarhiet prices. _

Blllt’, tila'ct<,olive, drab and Oxford mixed
Broad ' Cloths , ‘

Blue, black $1. mixed Cassimeres

Sntiiiets of all kin (Is, and cheap

.'I‘artan and Caroline Plaids and Camblets

1{._d, white, yellow, and green Flaiinels
‘Baizes Black Boriibazines and Bom-
bnzeites Bevonshire ,Kersey

, Drab Fearnouglit

'Cashmere and Cassimere Shawls r

A good asortment dark Chintz

Furniture Calicoes Catnbrics

Jacoiiei and book Muslius

Figured, Book and Swiss Muslins

\Vide Bobbinet. Lace Thule do

Black and colored Canton Crapes

Black and wliit.e French do

Cravats, all kinds

Bandaiioe, flagg and black Cotton Hdkfs.

‘Cotton Flagg hdkfs. cheap as any

Cam 1 Flannel Bedticks, Checks and
Fluids Bangup cords ofgood quality

‘Gloves and Hose, a general assortment

Imitation and purple- Shawls

‘Scarlet Salisbury Flanuels Spool Cotton,

very low Ribbons
Braids 61. Lacings Elastics line sheetings
I Black

Plain and fig’d Gro de Nap

Italian Lutestring Black India Levan-

line and Sarsnett Col’d Floreuces
Fig’n‘ Rattinett fine and coiiiuion Irish

Lineiis Linen Carnbric and Lawn

Black. pink, and blue Cambric .
_Wadding for ladies coats Buckskin mittens
Light blue Ladies Cloth Rose and Point
Blankets Bleached and unbleached
Sheetings, 81.0.. 8.'.c. &1.c.
H ARDWARE.

Knives and Forks; Razors and Strops;
Knob Locks; Stock and Trunk do : Butts $1.
Screws; Buck Saws ; Saw Files; Dom‘ Han‘-
dles ; Brass Nails ; Shoe and Bread Knives;
VVronglit ant. cut Nails, &c.

AIso——A small as-sortineiit of Groceries.
HARD-W ARE.
5' SIEEITH,

' (Successor to IV. Beers)

' RYING-PANS, English Shovels,a gen-

eral nssortniciit ol'Scotch Hollow Ware,
English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene-
ral assortinent of FILES aud RASPS, Cast
and Gr-ruian Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clout'N:iils, Brads, ‘Nrotight and cut Tacks,
Thumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
and I'ctt knives, shoe knives, bread $1. butch-
er dii, Plain Ii0tts_, Assortment of Locks,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits. Can-
dlesticks, Bed screws nil keys, Iron squares,
Curry Combs. Snuffers 8LTrays, Coffee mills
Slates, sand paper, Chissels, Brass Knobs,
Br:-iss Curtaiti Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, but

l‘§<u‘-i allt , Se'iitei‘i'hr-r 225.

STOIVE LIME,
‘Vi ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by

tile Cask. LOCKWUOD 8L ST. JOHN.
August lst, 1826

IIARD-‘WARE, 8.20.
JOH..‘r' BUBILHLL
' .-\S just rcceiv._-it Itlztll N. York an addi-
tion to his stock of Hard Ware, l)8SlO“’.-
a small assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels
confident, altlio’ he does not consider hiniselt
a Successor to any one, he can sell as cheap.
The followmg articles comprise a part of
his assortiiiiiiit, viz :
Desk and trunk Locks Table and teaspoons

Stock and dead do Ink powder
Chest and pad do Lather brushes and
Curtain pins boxes

Norfolk and common

latcliesand ketclics

Coarse and fine tooth
, cotiibs

Conimode tiobs
Siintfés tobacco boxes
Block tin tea pots
Quiuebaug and sand

szrincs Pocket Books 81. wal-
IVtlson’,s Bread and lets *
shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing

Butts and screws brushes
Wrotiglit Tacks and Scissors and shears
Spzirables Wafers

Jack 31. pen knives Sand paper ~

Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack
Cast hob nails" Bctts’ Blocking
St;-mics and shovels Peging awl halls and

Shovels and tongs sewing do

Gr.-tl Irons An assorttuentof cut
B.trber’s Razors Nails

Bi»nj.’s razor straps Norwalk,

Septetiiher 18. 1827.6

iifiddlebrooks’, Pr-indles”, and ‘Q

.Seymour’s Alma-na-cIcs,_fbr
. 327,
051 Sale, by tin». Gross, Dozen, or Sin-
gle at the Bookstore and Library, south
of the Bridge. P. PRICE.

, Lehigh Coal Stoves.
" ERSUNS wishing to procure Leliig/i
Coal Stoves can be furnished, on appli
cation to the subscriber, at the Norwal/r Dis-
pensary, where one can be seen in operation.-

For Sale, a few tons Lehigh Coal, cheap.
Nov. 28. P. PRICE-

'UHN BURRALL offers‘ for sale 500
weight offirst quality Goshen CHEESE
19. Boxes 7 by 9 GLASS, first rate
A quantity of first rate CODFISH
A new supply ofold CIDER BRANDY
A supply of CROUKERY $2. Glass WARE
A New supply of good HOLASSES.
75 Bbls. Fresh Ground Canal FLOUR
A few liiilfBarrels do- do
Noroflilk, Nov. II. 1826. ’ ~ 33

O’I"I‘ON YARN, Cotton Batting, and
Candlewick, a new supply, just rec’il $1.
for Sale by JAMES ’iVl.u.x.oiiY.

5250 Bushels '1‘. Island Salt,
and Canal Flour,
s. .i. i'r«l{OST.

CONKLIN STRENGTH’NlNG PLAS
_ 'l‘ER—WAl{RAt\'TED GEN UINE-—
FOR‘ SALEIAT ’1fH[S,O,I«‘Fl(.‘E. _

CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,

F OR pleasantuess, safety, expedition, ease

a'nd certainty,is infinitely superior to any
other riiedicin'e, for the cure of’ that rriost dis-
agreeable and tormenting disorder--Likewise
for all herrctie eruptions and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaac:

:..Ne~W Establishment. l
7:[‘HE Subscribers having formed a con-
'ni-.xion in the Grocery business, under
tlit.’- firm of Hoyt & Chichesler, would inform
theirfriends and the Public, that they have:
taken the stand formerly occupied by Edward
H. Street, where they intend keeping a gen
eral Assortment of Groceries, Hardware, Sac.
They have now on hand

LIQUORS, consisting of Brandy, St.

-Croix. Jtrirraica and N. E. Rum, Gin, Wines,
.C0rt,liuls, Ale, 8:0.

'l'EAS.——-Hyson,. Young Hyson, Hyson
Skin, and Souchoiig.
SUGARS.——Lump and St. Croix.
MOLASSES, best quality.
\Vlie:it and Buckwheat FLOUR.
BUTTER, CHEESE, SALT.
L7OFFEE,very superior.
FISH.-—Mackercl, Shad, and Cod.
Raisins ; Oranges ; Pepper ; Alspice ; Gin
ger ;Pearlash, Starch, Stroll‘, Tobacco, lstc.
&1.c. together with an assortment of Earthen
Ware, Hardware, &1.c.
- FRANCIS I-lovtr.
‘Waco CHICHESTER.
Norwalk. Dec. 15, 1896. 43

OYT’S PATENT COOKING and
FRANKLIN STU-VES.—-A constant
supply of the above highly approved Cooking
Stoves, for sale at the inanufacturer’s prices,
by the subscriber. The experience of 2 or,3
years has proved them decidedly superior to
airy thing of the kind ever offered to the pub-
lic. House-keepers are earnestly solicited to
examine tlierii. They comprise live diffueiit
sizes from $18, to $35, with fixtures complete.
P PRICE.

' CHEAP FAR./II.

V WI-IE Subscriber will sell a val-
uable FARM, remarkably
cheap, lying in the North part of
. _.,__, Poundridge, and two miles from
54 ...i;eiii meeting house, and within a few
rods ot a grist mill, saw mill, fulling mill, and
a school house. Said Farni contains 69. acres
of excellent land, suitably proportioned for
iiicadow, wood, pasture, and plougliing,witli a
Dwelling house, barn, and other buildings,
and a Ilfst iaie well near the door; it ltas
plenty of good mill, is well watered, $L_maiiy
other valuable privileges
Further particulars may be had by applyiiig
o S'1‘EI’IIEN GILBERT‘.
South Salem, Dec. 12,1826. 48* M3
FALL GOODS JUST REC’.D BY
ELI I’.Ii.£l‘\".‘i\'I$'lI"'t",
flfiw l1’ods‘East qft/:e Bridge.
' LU E, black, olive, mixed tlt“r'tI) Cloths
and C?ISSII.t€l'€S Diabet
Blue and black mixed Satinctts
Bring up cord Devottsltire Kersey
Lyoiiskiii I Rose and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, green, and Salisbury
Flannel, various qualities
'I‘art'.in Ptaids various patterns, some at £25 9.;
Caroline plaids and stripe Green balzcs
Black. blue, brown and crimson plain and
figured Bornbr-.zcits
Blk biiiiibaziiie, circiissian, lustring $1. satteen
Fig’il and black Raiinett Furniture chintz
Czilrcoes, various qualities [hams
Amcricaii'ai'id irnported stripe Plaid $1. Ging-
Czissiinere and Casninere Shawls
4 4 scarletValentia, &:. 8 4 scarlet and fig’d do
Purple and chiutz Shawls
Silk and cotton lleigg tiand’fs
Black canton and plaid do
White cotton bordered and battccs do
A good assortment ol'Shirting Jluslins ‘
Linen of various qualities Long Lawn
Furniture Ditiiity Muslin Rolies
Linen cambrir: Cambric muslin
Blue and plain Naulteens
Cravats, assorted colors Diaper
Blue silk Velvet -
Plain and fig’djacnnett, swiss Es: book niuslin

 

no

‘Figured Gros dc ‘triples silks

Green and white Floreiice

Black Canton and French cr-ape

Black sursinett and India Lcvautine
Bobinett Lace difii-.reiit widths and qualities
Green and white crape

Thread and cotton Laces. from 4 cents to 105
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves

Silk Buttons, assorted colors

Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Giuips, assorted colors

Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Foundation muslin

Lailres’ \VIllIe cotton pocket hand’ls with wor-

ked borders Black silk Vesting

Valentia, toilnett anti marseilles Vesting
India calico, a good article for bed quilts

- uilting co"tton Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors

i\‘lcn’s tirst quality Beaver do

Brown muslin for hats

Cotton checks Bed Ticks

Umbrellas and Parasols Pearling
Black and crimson Tabby Velvet

Flirt 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, horiraud ivory combs Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes '-.tI'It'I shoe" brushes Spelling Books
Barher’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Childreii’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick

An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and
Crnckei y ' October 2

HOLLUVV W ARE.
ARC-E and small covered and common
Spiders, iron Pots and Dishltettles
bake Pans, very cheap

Tea Kettles

Skellets High Pans
Fire Dogs, various sizes Griddles

Sad Irons, Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6
English Spades and Shovels
Trace chains Wool cards
Large wire for baleiiig
Wisk Brooms atid Brushes
Superior and conimou writing paper
Letter paper and riianutactured quills
GLJSS IVJIRE,
An assortment.
CROCKERY—an assnrtmelit
The above articles and also arr assortment o

DRY GOODS, ‘

‘cheap, by LOCKWOOD‘ S1. ST. JOHN. .

November‘? '

_ Blue, black, mixt, olive, and drab CLOTHS

‘ Shears, Scissors, Knives and Razors

.Are offered to those, who Wish to purchase

I

Going, Going, Going, i
At PRICES six per cent. less than those ad-
vertising that they can and will sell
less than their neighbours.
“ The proofis in trying.”

" T Iiose z'_n want of
Fancy and Staple Goods
F THE YEAR 1827,
Are invited to call at the Store of

It Ii I R E 1*.‘ ID;

Which may be found a few ‘rods north of the

Bridge, where is constantly kept on
hand Goods ofall descriptions-viz:—

Blue, black, mixt and drab Casssimeres
Satinetts of various colours and prices
Bang-up Cords, dark and heavy Goods
Baizes and Flannels. Salisbury Flaiiiiels
A large assortment of Fancy $1. Silk Vestings
Black, green and drab Tabby Velvet

Black silk Velvet. , Ratinet

Black Canton Crapes ; colored do.
Cashmere, Merino, Circassian and Cassimere
Shawls, of various colors and pa.-‘terns
Sinchews silk, for 336d. 4s6d., 536d, 7.9 the yd
Black Italian silks at 7:: 10d the yard-only
call and judge for yourselves

Bl’k 81. col’d Gross de Naples Silk. -Plain do.
Green, pink, white, blue Lutestriiig, 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 Iusertings
Swiss Musliiis. Swiss Muslin Points

Linen Cauibriclt, £1. Liiieti Cambrick hdkfs.
Flagg and Band.-rnoe I-Idkfs. some at 4341!.
Bl’k Italian Crapes,at 2s6d,4s, 436d, 53, 5611,
Green 8-: win Crape; Crape Lisse. |_6s6d,8s8d
Scotch Gingliains, dark. 9~8 Wide

Domestic Ginghams. Bl’k $1. col’d cambrics
Furniture Chintz. Blue 21. yellow Nankeen
Bolivar Stripes. Norwich Crape,a dark browti
Brown Cambrick, for Hats

Jaconet and Cambric Muslins, fig’d 81. plain
Plain and figured Mull Muslins

Irish Linens, from Qslotl to 85 the yard
Black Hdkfs. from 85 (id to 1925 the hdkf
,White Flannels, for Ss6d, 3s9d to 8:. the yd.
Nlersailles Quilts; Domestic Flanuels
Winter Ribbotis, sotiie very dark

Shell Combs, large and small

Daisy Btittoris; Leaf and Frog Triinmings
Fine black worsted Hose ; coiiiiiroii do
Long white Kid Gloves. Ladies’ white and
col’d kidtiloves. I‘I()rSeSl(Il1 do. best imported
Gentlemen’s Gloves of all kinds ‘
Gentleinen’s Cravats, all sizes and patterns
Silk Umbrellas. Milliuett and VVirc

All kinds of articles in the -Mrlliiiary Line
Power Loom Shilling and Sheeting

Padding and Tillatings. Buttons ofall sorts
Russia Sheeting, Duck, and Dowlass

Suspenders, Combs and Elastic Garters
ALSO——— -
The greatest share of articles called for, from
a piece ol Broadcloth to a Cainbric Needle.

CAPS——CAPS—CAPS.€(}
LI REED has on hand coiistuiitly Fur
Caps of the finest quality, viz ;—-Fur
Seal of the dark brown 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
ofthe above comfortable articles for Winter
\Vlll please call and make a selection.
Norwalk. January 1st, 182.7.
N OW is your Time.
" ‘ EVI CLARK
has recently re-
tuiiicd from the city
with a more general
assortment of Watch-
63, Jewelry, S,-c. than
has ever before been
__ . .— offered in this place.
. ALL 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 ‘ d0_
Pearl, paste._jet and plain Finger Rings
Black Ear Drops, of all descriptions
Silver and Steel Pencil Cases
Ladies’ Ivo.-y Stilettoes. Hair Pins
Pocket and Dressing Combs. Fine Hair
Brushes. Tooth and Shaving Brushes
Pocket Books and Wallets, various patterns
Silver Writing Pens. Ivory ca'ses,a line article
Sleeve Buttons. Fancy Snuff Boxes
Fancy Soap. Real Otto of Roses
Fine Pen Knives Fine Scissors
Barber’s %1.Johiison’s superior Razorslst. straps
Shell and Horn Combs
Sand Boxes; Burning Glasses; Tweeze_rS ',
Steel Chains ; Table Bells ; Conversation
Cards ; Cloak Clasps; Steel Spectacles ;
Silver Thimbles; Plated Spoons; Silver
t-Spectacles ; Fincf Morocco Spectacle Cases ;
Ribbotis; Watch Chains, Keys, Rings, &t.c.
*,,_* Constantly on hand SILVER TABLE
SPOONS ; DESERT, TEA, CREAM,
MUSTARD $1. SALT SPOONS; SUGAR
TONGS, &z.c. &1.c For Sale very cheap, and
Wrrrrrtnled GOOD.

* * Cash paid for GOLD and SILVER.
Elttrtzttrtteo mill Gtturits
Carefullv REPAIRED $1. W ARRANTED.
VVANTED Ii\l'.\lEDI.—‘tTELY,——an Ap-
prentice to the Watch Repairing Business.

Norwalk,Jauuary 1, I826.

—..-., ,-

E-Ei./i.\..lI.I’~P'i‘.?' -Nibvl‘/"t="L7'ii"‘.lél.i“s3a

ILDVVIN LOCKVVUOD.~\:’:[}

TENDERS tris tti-.ruks to his customers

in general for past favors, and solicits it
contiiiuauce so long as they find his articles
“ as cheap as the cheapest,” and as good as‘
recommended. ‘

On ll’-ll|(I &1.‘for sale,a general assortment o
(mottttitg Emil Groceries,
CHEAP FOR CASH.

N. B. E. L. would notify all those who
have open accounts with him of six uiouths
standing, and more, that it is absolutely ire-
cessary that they should be settled immediate-
ly, and without further notice.

Norwalk, January 1st, I827. 45

New Malaga Raisins
FOR SALE BY S.J.FROST.

Gentlemen 8; Ladies’ l’ett.rl TOO’1'1:l POW-
DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
’For sale at the Gazette O_[]ice—Price 935 Ctx

 

 

 

N or walk,» and’ S‘. Jarvis, Stamford.-‘

' pied by hint, and paythe same by the 1_8th

For sale also by" Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St. -

mntgeiiort 1tnrtt=‘oEltater £112.
A CONSTAIVT supply of this superior
article for sale at the’ BREWERY, in
BRIDGEPORT, manufactured from the
PUREST ROCK SPRING WATER.
J. WOOD $1. CO.
Bridgeport. January 1, 1327. 45if

Qlflttflfl 3.9?{1‘lI, Qtfittflu fifittiflfl, H113
Cttauttlztntrtt, .
Agood supply on hand, and for sale cheap,
JAMES MALLORY.

More New Goods.

CAIVIES IVIALIORY
HAS recently received from New York a
_ new supply ofDRY GOODS. Among
his assortment rn_ay be found— .
First quality blue Camblets Tartan Plaiils
_ and Baizes Flannels, ofall colors,cheap
Salisbury Flannel Black, cinnamon, and
green Boiiibazettes Black Boinbaziiie
Caroline Plaids 251. Caroline stripes Black
Circassiaii Blk and red fig.’d Rattinetts,
Sattinetts, cheap enough Blk, blue, green
8L drab Tabby Velvet Brown Caiiibric
Bang up Cord, cheap -Devonshire Kersey
Russian Shawls 7.4 and 84 red 8:, blk
merino Shawls 4-4 red merino do
6-4 and 8-4 fig’d Cashmere Shawls, a very
handsotnearticle - 4-4 cashmere Shawls,
all colors Purple and cliintz Shawls
1 piece very excellent steel mixt Cassiniere
Bliicti Canton crape Blk, geen, and ivhite
French C rape Green &1. whitegauze veils
Blk and white bobinct Laces, various widths
and very cheap Floss Thread and Cotton
and Pearling Good black Lev-antiue
Blk Sarcinetts Col’d Floreiices Fig’d
Gros-de-Naples silk ; Thread, Bobinett and
Cotton Laces Irish Linens long Lawns
Silk Braids Piping cord Gloves of uiost
WBTY description Dorehester Bcdtickirig
6 4, 8-4, and 10-4 Damask Table Diaper
Russia Diapers White Jean Plaid Cravats
Silk and Cotton Flagg Hdkfs
White and black silk Hose Cotton and
worsted Hose Calicoes, a very hand
some asnrtment and new style Silk and
Cotton Umbrellas Furniture Chintz
Black and green Prunelle Ladies travel
ling Baskets childreii’s Shoes Socks &.
Stockings Fancy hdkts. Book,Jac
One‘, Cflmbrlic and Swiss Muslins plain
and fig’d Vestings American 81. imported
Ginghams Clark’s spool cotton
Ribbons cap Ribbons Apron Checks
Indigo Blue morocco Recticules a good
supply ofdoniestic Shirtingii and Sheetiugs
Best kind needles Knives Scissors pocket
Books Slates Pencils Shaving and
Tooth Brushes Buttons Spelling Books
Testatiieiiis cotton and wool Cards Pins
Tapes Bobbins Paperflangings Looking-
Glasscs, 8z.c. i?s1.c. $1.0.
CROCKERY, a good assortment.
Nor-walk, Jan. 1, 1897 45 .

List of Letters remaining in the Post Ofli-re
at.\/'orwalk, Jan. Isl, I827.
TEPHEN ABBOTT, VVilliam Beldeii.
Lewis Bouton, Minot Beunet,Wakeman
Burr, John Buckley, 3, Mercy Byer, Abigai:
Comstock, Philip Conclin, 2, Joseph Couch,
Lucinda Cornwall, Charles Clinton, Henry
Chambers, VVilliaiii Cornwall, Samuel Da
venport, Hugh Dixon, J-imes Edds. S. J.
Frost, Sally Foot, _Pheb.i Ford, Huldah Gil
bert, Aurelia Hyatt, Jaines Hope, Eliza Hy
att, Marcus D.'F. Hauley, Alwin Hawkins,
Sally W. Hubbell. Russell Juries, Bucking-
ham Lockwood, Phineas Lobdell, Joseph
Lambert,J. D. Lowiisbury,John A. McLean
Moses Marean, John R. Morgan,Select Men
Elijah B. Noble, New Cafiaan, Joliu Page-
Esq, Isaac Rockwell, Anthony G. Richards-
Joseph Rider, Mary Stevens, Joseph St.
John, Incre-as Thorp,Jnseph Williams. ,
45. “rm. M. BETTS, Post Master.

.. 4- VII AKEN up on or about the

tltli of Dec. one line
‘ ; back COVV. with the horns
 ._ ‘sawed off, 11 or 12 years old;
one red rlt~_‘.lFER, 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 \Vidow, in Stamford

Decetnher 80, 1826. 4;’)

NO'PICE is hereby given to all those in-
debted to ASAHEL R. BE'r"rs, on Book
riccouiit to call and settle the same ; and those
who owe him on note ot more than one year’s
staiidiug are requested to pay the interest, or
renew their notes.

\Vilion, Jan. 1,1826. *45

' ’ SALT. -

THE Subscribers nave just received 700

bushels of superior Turks Island Salt-
600 do Rock do
150 Tons Plaster: which they offer for sale
cheap for cash or country Produce. Also-—

PAINTS AND OILS ,—as follows:

White, Red $1. Black Lead, Yellow Ochre,
Spanish Brown, English Whiting Rose,Pink,
Prussian Blue,Stone Yellmv,Chroine Yellow,
Uinher, Venetian Red, Vertnilion Red, Ivy
Black, Lamp Black, Letharge, Verdigris,
Spruce Yellow, Patent Yellow, Putty, Rosin,
Tar and Turpentine by the barrel ; Linseed,
Fish, and best of Lamp Oil, Spirits Turpen.
tine, W'indow Glass, Paint Brushes, $1.0.
Norwalk, Dec. 11. HoY'1‘s 81. Co.

N EVV GOODS.
Y-[V HE subscriber hasjus: retorried from N.
York with an assortment of
F./ILL GOODS, -
Which he offers to the public on fair and rea-
sonable terms. H. K. FROST.
Norwalk, October 9.4

LAST CALL IN THIS war.
DWARD l'I. STREET requests all per-

account, to call at the Store foriiieily occu-

day ofJanuary next 18227, or they certainly
will have some cost made on the same.
Qlitrntuu muuumrtrt Ztnttzry,
TICKETS FOR SALE In 2d Class, by
3.53303 SMITH.
Price of whole ticlcets, 3 Dollars
flalves, One Dollar Fzfty Cents
Quarters, Seventy-five Cents.
S. J. FROST.
AS returned from New York this day

, and otters a large assortment of Goods
Jan. 8th. . 48

sons indebted to him by Note or Book‘

s::Aso1\m.n:.:: GOODS.
MAY BE FOUND AT

, JA COB b‘./bi1TIi’S
A GENERAL Assortment. ofFancy and

Staple DRY. GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be lound_:—
Superfine Blue and black Cloth

do blue and black Cassimerei

Superfine claret coloured Cloth ,
Sattinetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets I
Devoiishire Kersey. Ba_ng.up Com-3’ _
Red: White. and green Flannels
Green Baizes. Tartan 8:. Caroline Plaids
Fustian. an excellent article for. pantaloorrs
Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting
Dorctiester Ticking, first quality
Sheeting and Shirting Muslius ' '
Fiiruiture Chintz. 4-4 and 7.3 Irish Linens:
London, French and Arnerican Prints
7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls.
7.4, 4-4, and 6 4 Prussian SINIWIS .
6 4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls '- .
A splendid assoi tment of fancy Dress Shaw}
6 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Shawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton
G9"IIemefi’S 31- Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves
Black, white, and colored Cautoii Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the toss. Faric ‘ ‘
Silk Flagg Handkegrchiefs Y Vestmgs
French striped 8L American Plaid Gingham;
Fine and low priced Bombaziiies ‘
Fine and low priced Bornbazeiies
Cravat Muslins. Bobbineii Lace

Black English Silk Hose. Ribbon;
India and French Levantine. India Sarsnet
Italian Lutestring. Black Florence,

Fig’d and plain Gross de Naples Silk

White, pink, blue and white Florence

White Mersailles Vestiugs. Linen Cambrio
Plaid and Fig’d Circassiaris, Col’d Muslius
Colored Bombazettes. Apron Cnecks
Buckskin MllI6DS- Umbrellas. P.ii‘asn]s
Carnbric and Jacouet Musliiis. Shell Combs
Figured and plain Book Muslin

Splendid assortment of CUKLS, aw,
Cotton Yarn and I otton iiatting. ’
Cotton Wool, &.c. Norwali-.'. Sept. 6:5,

Atlentrim the ‘lit/role .’
H.>‘xI{Lb'l5 HUIILI5U'I"Il nnuli) lttfuim
IIIS Uld ltientis and (:UStiin]9|-S (Lat he
has on hand a general -i‘ISSOl'IlH(filI iii" IIHY
GOODS, GROCERIES, H.'.'RUII’,qgE.
ct. C.'ROCKERY, which he Will dispose of,
cheap for cash, or country produce. '

N. B. The s_ubscriber ten-

ders his old friends and cnsioiners his riniiilrs
lnr past favors he has received, and is in hopes
itiey will again be willing to stretcti forth their
hands to assist him. As be positively will go
to New York by the middle of this riioiit-h,
cash or country produce will be received in
payment for old debts—i.r new ones éiiso,
' (‘HA RLES H1m1.Bu'r1'.
Saugatuck, Nov. 1, 1896. b'iri37

ANAVVAY fromthe, subscriber an in-
dented apprentice to the sline- ltlttlilllg
oiisiiiess, bv the name of Stephen Raymond.

ing, or employing said apprentice on penalty
ot the Law. DAVID S. MA'rui~:it.
Dttflell, Dec. 1, 18926. 45*

At a Court ofProb:rte holden at Not-walk,
Decetnber 29, 1826. '

IIE admiui~trators on the estate of Tur-

lullus Sff’UE7l807t, late ofNorwalk, dec’d,
arriving represented to this Court that the es-
tate of said deceased is iiisolvent, and instilli-
cient to pay the debts due and owing" there-'
iroin ; whereupon this Court assigns the first
Monday of February, 18217, at ten o’clnck, A.
Jul for the apporntiiieiit oi coininissioners on
the estate of said dec"d, at the I’rohiite.Officc
in said Norwzilk, and the Arliiiinistrutors are
ordered to,.give due and legal notice tliereof.;

*4?) \V. M. Bt~:'r1‘s,Jutlge.

'1‘AKEN up by the subscriber, on or
about the 2d of Dec. 21 male PIG,
supposed to weigh from 60 to 80 pounds,
For further information inquire of
SMITH SCOFIELD.

Norwalk, Jan. 6, 1827. 46
V./1LUflBL,E RE./Yb EST./1'I'I.'.'
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Real Estate

situatcdvtiear the village 0
Stamford, stute ot Coriiiecticut
. - ._ _ thirty-six miles from New York
It cutlaislb of two large Flour Mills, one 0
sixteen and the other ‘eight run of stones, 'ca
pable of grinding one thousand bushels per
week They are located on Long Island
Sound, with the sole use ofthe harl2or,(which
is never impeded by ice when the Sound is
navigable) admitting vessels from seventy to
eighty tons burthen; together iitith houses in
the iiii-neiliate vicinity, calculated for the res
idences of uiillers and .otlier labourers, with
work shops for blacksiiiiths and mill wrights
and all the modern iniprovemeuts for carrv
ing on the business so as to render it lucra
tive to the purchaser.

Also an eleo'ant modern built
’ . . Q. -
Dtvelliiig-House, ‘

 

residence ofthe proprietor or any other gen
teel faiiiily, and coniuianding a beautiful and
extensive view of Longlsland and the Sound.
Fishing, Fowliug, 81.6. in all their varietie.~:.—-
Attached to the House is an extensive Garden
of several acres, beautifully located, and con
taming a great variety of choice fruits, flow
ers, and shru'obery,with an ice house, suiurner
house, and handsomely laid outwith gravel
walks, together with about forty acres of land
divided into tillage, meadow, and wos2d,——
Barns, stables, granary, and other out houses.
The whole embracing an Island immediately
connected with the main land.

The above extensive and valuable Real
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
desirableness of situation, beauty of prospect
or place of busiiiess,it is no probably excecdo
ed in the s1ate,aud therefor possesses iiuport.
ant advantages either to the man of business
or leisure.

For further particulars inquire ofJonN VV.

‘1‘nizi.1iz‘r.i: 81. Co. Soutli-st. New York.

Also for sate, the Sloop Express, burthen
s:xty tons, built in 1821, is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 5‘.

John, Norwalk., and S. Jarvis, Stamford

;for sale.

35'Q.bOVes' May} l £6»

 

‘I‘his is to forbid all persons Ilalbuutltig, trusts-

Large and (:UlI]lIl0kIli)|ls._ well adapted for tie

HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BYRNce,-

well found--s'.iils,aod one cable new. Inquire‘