, :¥R’ESPECTFULLY acqtiai_iits_his friends
met, SADDLES, BRlDLES.. HAR-
solicit
'.—3:'}3..L ‘Vi-‘J.’ -1-58.
NORWALL,‘ Cci~.'.v_. TUESDAY, t«‘EBiiU.mY_s. _ts2_7.
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ruanisncn BY ..
S. W. BENEDICT.
_ T‘kR_MS.—-TWO Dollars per annum, payable
Quarterly. Mail subscri’bers in ‘advance.
_ADV!‘.B'1‘ISEt\!EN'I'B, less than a square, 75
‘qe-tits; a square, 81 00,-‘ for three insertions.
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fiatittlzs, iearitzssrs, 8::
_ ' HJIRVEI7-E. HOYT
I . No. 2,-East part of ,1lIa2'n-Streei,
still
and the public generally, that he
‘ hast
contitiues to manufacture in the very
ass, TRUNKS, CAPS,,P_‘0RTMAN-
CI-‘EAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICESS
together with every other article in his line of
business. , _
He has also for sale, .1-'Vhips,_ Spurs,
fileigii; Bells, and a very choice selection of
i-ass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned ,
Hat-ti . Ware, Buffiilo Robes, 8:c. so. all or
which may beobtained on as moderate terms
afauy siinilarestablishment. ‘
f 9' '3. Old articles promptly attended to.
Wanted, C./1,TT1.E’S HAIR.
H ‘Norwalk, Jan. 96', 189.7. _
«*7 -
,_ , STEAM BOAT LINE.
fitages every day, Sundays exce_ ted for
, Sawpitts, Stamford, Norwal c, and
, Bridgeport.
45
._ _\; .'..-:’-'~9"~"‘
rt-;~‘ . v ‘ . -- ‘ .
. ill]? HE Directors oftlie Steam‘Boai JOHN
. S MARSHALL have commenced run-
_ Ding a daily ‘Line ‘of STAGES during the
winter season. as follows, viz.
Leaving Zachariah'Mead’s, 923 Bowery, or
Patron 8:. Kirk’s, 53 Mulberry street, N. Y.
‘everyday, at 9 o'clock, A‘. M. - ‘
‘ Leaving Horace Cook's
napp’s, Stamford, at 8 o’clock, A. M-
_F}‘areito Sawpitts, _ . . - 8l 00
" . _Greenwich . . . 9.5
Stamford . -p v 1 50
» Norwalk - o - 9 00
. 3 00
, ' Bridgeport ' .. _ . _ _
All Baggage at the ~risk of its respective
owners. -
N. B. This being the most splendid Line
_on this Road, and having careful and expert
yénced drivers, Passengers may ride with ease
'_§nd more than ordinary safety.
January 6, I827. 45
_' Old ‘Line of Stages, from .New York by the
,, any of Stamford and Norwalk, to Danbury.
»I«‘,_,tn,r.:_ 32 75 cts.-;.tbro’in one day. 4
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A I E the Subscribers, wish to informihe
" Public that we have commenced run-
ning a Line of STAGES, to meet GEIFPEN
8i.*'OD1=:LL, at Stamford, as fol|0W7S= -
Leaves A. H_ow.utn’s. No. 18 Bowery, N.
York, every Tuesday, Thursday. 8:. Saturday,
S at 9 o’clock, A. M. for Stamford. N°Y“*%llks 33
Daiibory. Leaves Gertsiaciti Nicaons’, Dan-
bury, at 3 o’clock. H. Wiit'r1.ocx,Norwa|k,
at 7‘o’olo'ck‘. EZRA Kiurp’s, Stamford. 3
o_’clock, A. M.‘every Monday, Wednesday, 8:.
Friday, and arrives in N. York, at 3 o’cl_0cl4t
The subscribers having provided
good horses and carriages,and carefel drivers,
the patronage of their Friends.
46 Keenan, WHi'r:.ocK, 8:. Co.
’ NEW 81. CHEAP ESTABLISHMENT.
1-1E. Subscribers having purchased a good
T assortment of CARRIAGES and
1-]0B_SES,-*solicit .the patronage of their for‘-
nier triends, and request them to’ call at the
house of Hezzi:taa.Wi:i'rx.ocK for any VE-
HICLE which they may choose for convey-
ance to any part of the country, and they can
be accommodated on as reasonable terms as
afrany other Livery Stable in the county.
Trying is the-Naked Truth.
’ KEELER, WKITLOCK, 8:. Co.
No,-wglk; Dec. 19, I826. 45
BE subscriber having the
j agenc ofa Chair Manu-
factory in ew York, has just
— received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIR-S,
which he offers for sale oti as
good terms as they can be
bought for in N. York. They
are warranted to. be made of
i - the bestofmaterials and in the
‘best manner. It is his _intention to keep ii
constant supply on hand, and when any par-
ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and procured.—
His Chairs are made at one of the most re-
spectable Factories in the city. - ,
I]. K. FROST.
Norwalk, August 28, 189.8.
Tavern. Norwalk,‘
,_ Con.) at 7 .o’clock, A. M. Captain Peter
l SEASONABLB GOODS.‘
" :;£.ure Biriding.j_ ‘ Clarks Spool Cotton
Geiitlenien’s 8:. Ladies" Hosiery, and Gloves
Stock and dead do lnlt powder «
Chest and pad do Lather brushes and
Curtain pins boxes
Commode nnbs Norfolk and common
Snufl'8:. tobacco boxes latches and ltetches
Block tin tea pots Coarse and fine tooth
Quinebaug and sand combs
stones Pocket Books 8:. wal-
Wilson’s_ Bread and lets
shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing
Butts atid screws brushes
Wrought Tacks and Scissors, and shears
Sparables Wafers
Jack 8:. pen knives Sand paper
Curry combs Awls, and slice tack
Cast hob nails Betts’ Blacking
Spades ‘and shovels Pegitig awl hafts and
"Shovels andtcngs , sewing do
Grid Irons An assbrtuientcf cut_
Barber’s Razors Nails
, _Benj.’s razor straps Norwallt, «
September 18, 18%.
Silk Flagg Handkerchiefs’ ,
French striped 8:. American Plaid Gingham»
-Black English Silk Hose.
, ,_Italian Lutestriiig
'Wadding for ladies coats
' ' I ASjust received front N. York an addi-
HZAY BE FOUND‘ AT , _
. JACOB S/lIITH’S .
A GENERAL Assortment ofFancy and
Staple’DRY GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be found :,—-I ' _ I
Superfine Blue and black Cloth
do blue and black Cassimeres
Superfine claret coloured Cloth
Sattinetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets
Devonshire Kersey. L Bang-up Cords
Red, whue, and green‘Flannels , t
Green Baizes. Tartan 8:. Cat'oiiiie‘Pl‘=‘tids
Fustian. an excellent article for pantaloons
Russia Duck and Rtissia-‘Slteeting
Dorcl_iester Ticking, first quality
Sheeting and Shirtinghluslitis _
Furniture Chintz. 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linens
London, French and American Prints
7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls.
7-4, 4-4, antl 6-4 Prussian Shaw-B
6-4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls
A splendid assortment of fancy Dress, Shawl
6 4 and 7 4 Cassimere‘Shawls, very low
Black, white, and colored Canton'Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Fine and low priced Bombazines
Fine and low priced Bonibazettes
Cravat Muslins. Bobbiiiett Lace
Ribbons
India and French Levaiitine. India Sarsnet
Italian Lutestring. Black Florence
Fig’d and__plaiii Gross de Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Floience
Wliite_Mersailles Vestings. Linen Cambric
Plaid and Fig’d Circassia. s, ’ Col’d Muslins
Colored Bonibazettes. ..Apron Checks
Buckskin Mittens Umbrellas. Parasols
Cambric and daconet Muslius. _Shell Combs
Figured and plain Book Muslin ._
Splendid assortment OICURLS, 81.9., _
Cotton Yarn and (éotton Batting. ~ ,
Cotton IVool, 8:.c. Norwalk, Sept. £5.
STREET & JAMES
l<‘FEI{S the following GOOD, at the
lowest market‘ prices. -' .
Blue, blaclt,clive, drab and Oxford mixed
Broad Cloths ' _ ,
Blue, black 8:. mixed Cassimeres ’
Satiiiets of all kinds, and cheap
Tartan and Caroline Plaids and Camblcts
Peed, white, yellow, and green Flzinnels
Baizes Black Bouibazines and Boin-.
bazettes ' Devonsliire Kersr-,.y
Drab Fearnought _ V
Cashmere and Cassimerc Shawls
A good asortinent dark Chintz
Furniture Calicoes Cainbriciz
Iaconet and book Muslins
Figured. Book and Swiss Mtislins
Wide Bobbinet Lace Thuledot
Black and colored CantouCrapes
Black and white, French _do .
Bandanoe, tlagg and black Cotton I-Idkfs.
Cotton-Flagg hdkfs. cheap as any
Canton Flannel Bed!icks', Checks and
Plaids Bangiip cords ofgood quality
Plain and fig’d Gro de Nap. Black
Black India Levan-
iine and ‘Sarsnett Col’d Florences
Fig’d Rattinett fine and_ cointiioii liisli
Linens Linen Catiibfic and Lawn
Black, pink, and blue Cambric
Buckskin mittens
Light blue Ladies Cloth Rose and Point
Blankets Bleached and unbleached
Slieetings, '&c. 850'. &c.
HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks ; Razors and Strops ;
Knob Locks; Stock and Trunk do ; Butts 8L
Screws; Buck Saws ; Saw Files; Door Hati-
dles ; Brass Nails ; Slice and Bread Knives;
Wrought and cut Nails, 8Lc. '
Also--A small 8bS()l‘l|_ll6l'lI of Groceries.
HARD-WARE, &c.
JoHJv BUIZR./ILL
f/
tion to his stock of,Hard Ware, besides
a small assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels
confident, altlio’ he does not consider himself
a Successor to any one, he cati sell as cheap.
The ‘following articles comprise a part of
nis assortment, viz : ‘ ‘
Desk and trunk Locks Table and teaspoons
ROCK SALT; QC.
500) BUSHELS very superior Rock Salt,
100 Pound’: Salt Petre [very cheap]
150 barrels Canal Flour,of different brands
A quantity of superior MUSTARD_
,1} quantity 0 the first quality Box Raisins.
N, B. The above articles the subscriber
golfers for sale at low prices.
’ Joiiiv Buniunn.
Norwalk, Dec. 7, 1826. 42
50 Tons Plaster,
FOR SALEBY S. J: FROST.
CONKLIN STI1ENG'1‘ll’NING PLAS-
TE[{,...A_ constant supply of the above
celebrated article, warranted genuine, forfsale
‘WHOLESALE and RETAlL,_at the Nor-
-malli Dis Qt_)_!3l']I;'-§,OlllIl of the End e.
gap. 1; . " -F‘BW!.‘.f§- LIA: -
’. I ._ . . " ‘
i
' RYING-PANS, English Shovels,a gen-
. er do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks,
Vral assorttnentof FILES and RASPS, Cast
‘and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
l
HARD-WARE. ‘
JACOB SMITH;
(Successor to N. Beers.)
eral assortment ol'Scotch Hollow’Ware,
English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene-
Clotit Nails, Brads,,Wrought and cut Tacks,
Thumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
and Pen knives, shoe knives, bread 8:. butcli~
Bolts fordoors atid shutters, centre bits, Can-
dlesticks, Bed screws ./.II(.I keys, Iron squares,
Curry Combs, Snuffers 8:. Trays, Coffee mills i
Slates, sand paper, Cliissels, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, lstc.
Croix, Jamaica and ‘N. E. Rum’, Gin,
Ncrwalli, Sepienilicr .°..’.'i_’i_'. ,
‘I .
N ew Esta blisliment.
'1‘-HE Subscribers having formed -a con-
nexiqn in the ‘Grocery business, under
the firm of Hoyt 8' Chichester, would inform
their friends and the Public,’ that theyliave
taken thestand formerly occupied by Edward
‘H. Street, where they intend keeping a gen- r
eral Assortment of Groceries, Hardware, fine.
They have now on hand -
IQUORS, consisting of vBrantly, St.
Wines,
Cordials, Ale, 81¢. .
.',I‘EAS.—-Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
Skin, and Souchong. , - ‘ , *
’ SUGARS.——Lump and St. Croix.
MOLASSES, best quality. -
‘ Wheat and Buckwheat FLOUR. «
BUTTER, CHEESE. SALT.
C-OFFEE,very stiperior. '
FISH.—M_ackerel, Shad, and Cod,
Raisins;Oraiiges ; Pepper ;.Alspice ; Gin-
ger ','Pearl_asli, . Stars:h,;Sntifl‘, Tobacco, 81c.
8zc. together with an assortment of Earthen
Ware, Hardware, 8z.c. .« .
Fniivcis l~Ior"r,’
' ‘ Waite’ CBlCIiES'l‘l’.B..
- Norwalk,Dec.l5,l'8.°_’t3. ‘ _ 43 '
-FALL. GOODS JUST RE(J’D BY
ELI B. i'si'-:.NNia'\:'i‘,
./1 flew Rods East qflke Bridge. ‘
'LUE, black, olive, mixed 8:. drab Cloths, ,
and Cassititeres Diabet
-Blue and black uiixedsatinetts
Bang up cord - -Devonshire Keisey
Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, green, and Salisbury
Flannel, various qualities
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 25 9d
Carolitie plaids and stripe , Green baizes
Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and
figured Bouibazeits - ‘ ' _
Bllt bonibazine, circassian, lustring 8*. szitteen
Fig’d and black Ratinett . Furniture chintz
Calicces, various qualities [hams
American and imported stripe Plaid 8:. Ging-
Cassitiiere and Cashinere Shawls '
4 4 sc-.irIeiValentia, 8:. 8 4 scarlet and fig’d do
- Purple and clillilz Shawls
Silk and cotton llagg liand’fs
Black canton and plaid do
White cotton bordered aiid battees do
A good assortment of Sliirtiiig Musliiis
Linen of various qualities . Long Lawn
Furniture Ditiiiiy Miisliti Relies
I-inen caiiibric Cambric muslin
Blue and plain Naiilteeiis-
Cravats, assorted colors Diaper
-. '-Blue silk Velvet
L Plain and figfdjacoiiett, swiss 8: book niuslin
Figuretl Gros dc -‘laples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French crape
Black sarsinett and India Levantine
Bobiuett, Lace ditforent -widtlis and qualities
Green and white crape '
v'I‘li‘.reatl aiidcottoii Laces,fr_mn 4<:eiits to 103-
Infdies’ silk and white Kid Gloves .
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Blk worsted and but and white cotton Hose
Gimps, assorted colors . V '
Floss thread and cotton, slteins and spools
Ladies’ white coitoii pocket liantl’ls with wor-
' ‘lied borders , Black silk Vesiing —
Valcniia, toiluett and niarseilles Vesinig
India calico, a good article [Br bed quilts
-Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors
Men’s first quality Beaver do
Cotton checks Bed Ticks _
Utttbrellas and Parasols Peat-ling
-Black and criiiisoti Tabby Velvet
Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue
Russia Sheeting Btick skin Gloves '
Shell, horn and ivory combs Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes and slice brushes Spelling Books
Barber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Children’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick
An assortiiietit of Groceries, Hard -Ware and
CTOCREVY October 92
. HOLLOW WARE.
ARGE and small covered and cotnmon
Spiders, iron Pots and Dislikettles
Batu: Pans, very cheap -
Skellets .- High Pans Tea Kettles
Fire Dogs,-'va.t‘ious sizes Griddles
--.5LiS'0--
Sad Irons, Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6»
English Spades and Shovels
Trace chains V Wool cards
Large wire for baleing
Wisk Brooms and Brushes
Superior and common writing paper
Letter paper and manufactured quilfs
GLVJISS IVJRE,
An assortment.
CROCKERY—ati assortment
Locirwoon.8:. ST. JOHN.
_. {IFNEVV BOOKS.¢fi)
KETCH ES of North Americati Indians,
Qvols. lfstiio. ;" Picture of Greece, in’
1825, 2 vols. IQ mo. ; English Life_,, or Man-‘
ners at-Home, in four Picttiros,25vols. 12 mo.;
Stranger ‘ofthe Valley, ’an AmericauTale, 2
vols. 19 mo.; Totinewante, or the Adopted
Son of America ; modern Travels, '9.’. vols. I2
tiio. ;Fielding’s Journey 8!. Voyage ; History
oftlie Pirates ; Cecil’: Sixty Narratives ;—-
History ol‘G»jtirge Desmond ; Peter Schle-
niilil, with Plates by Cruicksliank ; Robbins’
Journal ;Durand’s Journal ; Butler’s "Hedi-
hras ; Musical Biography ; Buck’s Tlieolog-
gical Dictionary; Pilgrini’s Progress ;-—-
.Vl’Fingal--Key to Knowledge ; Cowper’s
Poems ;Milton’s Works ;Magazine'of Wit;
Snugster; Songster’s Companion, 8:.c. just
rec’:l at the Bookstore and Library Scutli of
the Bridge. P. PRICE.
. lE9‘~‘REPAIRING.-zfl} ,
HE Subscriber takes this method to in-
form his friends and the public, that he
has commenced his old business again, of
cleaning and repairing Brassand Wooden
CLOCKS‘. Also, GUNS will be repaired
at short notice.
Norwalk,,'.0ue mile from the Bridge, (east
lsltlfillle River. 4521f .
New Malaga Raisins
1.70.13 NEE 1335 I
IRA HOIT. . ’ -
- ']y, and without further nolli'c'e.~
, Going, .. Going, Going», .
At PRICES six per cent. less than those 33.
vertising that they can and will sell '
less than their . neighbours.
“ The proof is in trying.”
_ Those in want of _ " _,.
Fancy and Staple Goods .
FOR YEAR, .
Are invited’_to call at the Store of: __
1: 1.1 3:129. .
Which may be found a few rods‘nnrtlj,of the
Bridge. where is constantly kept on
Blue, black, ‘mist and drab‘C_asssinieres
Satinetis-of various colours and prices
- , Bang-up Cords, dark and heavy Goods
_ Batzes and Flannels. Salisbury Flannels
A large assortment _of Fancy 8:. Silk Vestings
Black,‘green and ‘drab Tabby Velvet
Black- silk -Velvet. Ratinet '
. Black Canton ~Crapes; - colored do.
Cashmere, Merino, Circassian and Cassiniere
Shawls, of various colors and pa‘.te‘rns
Siiicliews silk, for-3s6d.-4s6d._ 536:1, 7s the yd
Black Italian silks at 7s t0dtli'e'yard—only
_ call and-judge for yotirselves
B|’k 82. col’d Gross de Naples Silk. Plain do.
Green, pink, white, blue Lutestring, for 8.9
‘Boliinett 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 Muslins. Swiss Muslin Points .
Linen Cambriclt, 8:. Linen Canibrick vhdkfs.
Flagg and Bandanoe Hdkfs. some at 4s4d.
Bl’k Italian Crapes,at Ezsfld, 48, 436d. 53, 5~6d,
Green 8:. wht Crape; Crape Lisse. [6s6d,8s6d
Scotch Ginghauis, dark. 9 8 wide
Domestic Ginghams. Bl’k 8:. col’d cambrics
Furniture Chintz. Blue 8:. yellow Nankeen
Bolivar Stripes. Norwich Crape,a dark brown
Brown Cauibrick, for Hats
Jaconet and Cambric Muslins, fig’d 8:. plain
Plain and figured Mull Musliiis
Irish Linens, from Qslod to 85 the yard
Black 'Htll£fS.‘l‘I0ll) 85 (id to I915 the hdkf
White Flannels, for Ss.6d, 3-'9d to 85 the yd.-
'Mersaillcs Quilts ; Domestic Flannels
Shell Combs, large and small
Daisy Buttons; Leaf and Frog Trimmings
Fine black \'§0I’Sle(l Hose ; cotntnon do
Loiig white Kid Gloves. Ladies’ white and
col’d kidGloves. I-Iorseskindo. best imported
Geiitlenieii’s Gloves of all kinds
Gentlemen’s Cravats, all sizes and patterns
Silk Umbrellas. Milliiiett and Wire
All kinds of articles in the Millinary Line
Power Loom Shitting and Sheeting
Padding and Tillalings. Btittoiis ofall sorts
Riissia Sheeting, Duck, and Dowlass
Shears, Scissors, Knives and Razors
Suspenders, Combs and Elastic Garters '
The greatest share of‘-articles called for, fro
a p'iece“ol'Broadcloth to a Cambric Needle. .
{fiF'CAPS--CAPS--CAPS.é:O
4 LI REED has on hand constantly For
._A Caps of the fittest 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
or Rutgers Caps, for Boys.
ofthe above cntntortable articles for Winter
will please call and tnake a selection.
Norwallt. January 1st, 189.7.
Now is your Time.
Q ‘ EVI CLARK
has recently re-
turned from the city
with a more general
assortment of Watch-
' A es, Jewelry, 81¢. than
‘ has ever before been
offered in this place.
C_ALL AND EXAMINE HIS
Gold Watch Se:ils,_Keys, Slides and Kings
Watch Ribbons, of all patterns
Fine Fillagree Ear Drops and Breast Pins
Paste and Jet set do . do ,
Pearl, paste, jet and plain Finger.Rings
Black Ear Drops, of all descriptions
Silver and Steel Pencil Cases '
Ladies’ Ivoiy Siilettoes. Hair Pins , .
Pocket atid Dressing Combs. Fine Hall‘
. Brushes. Tooth and Shaving Brushes
Pocket Books and VVa|lets, 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 8:.Johiison’s superior Razorsfir. straps
Shell and Horn Combs f
Sand Boxes; Burning Glasses: Tweezers ;
Steel Chains ; Table Bells ; Conversation
Cards ; Cloak Clasps ; Steel Spectacles ;
Silver Tliimbles ; Plated Spoons ; Silver
Spectacles ; Fine Morocco Spectacle Cases ;
Riblions ; Watch Chains, Keys, Rings, 8:.c.
*_,,* Constantly on hand SILVER TABLE
SPOONS ; DESERT, TEA, CREAM,
'i\'lUS’l‘ARD 8:. SALT SPOONS; SUGAR
TON GS, 8m. 8m lvbr Sale very cheap, and
Wtirranted GOOD.
*,,* Cash paid for_GOLD and SILVER.
awatttizs mm tlttocits
Carefully REPAIRED 8:. WARRANTED.
VVANTED IMtVlEDIATELY.—-an Ap- .
preiitice to the Watch Repairing Business.
‘ Norwalk, January I, 18526.
EBA??? lN‘EW="2i‘E:4.\.Il3e
{i§=~EDtVtN ,LOCK.WO0D-.-£0
’ENDERS_liis thanks to his customers
in general for past favors, and solicits a
cuiitiniiauce so long as they find. his articles
“ as cheap as-llze~'cbi£&}1esl,” and as good as
recommended. ‘ ~, _ ' ,_
On hand 8:; for sale,ageneral assortment of
(clothing can (moieties,
_ CHEAP FOR CASH.
N. B. E. L. tiouldiiiotify all those who
have open accounts with him of six rnontli_s"
. \Sl&lldlllg, and-more, Illatlt isabsolutepy ne-
cessary tltai they should be settled iqirnediateo
M.»-$6.051:-by l
15 éxivsllet J.-mu.ar.v. tat, i831:
L
-4:»
.h=ind Goods of all .d.escriptions—’viz:--. -
. .Blne, black, mixt, olive, and drab CLOTl:IS-
A , Circassian
much atltiiired Cloth C_aps,ca|led the Grecian_
Those in want ‘
firifistiiurt aiiirtcsztifriiter £121
1’;§?.§?‘.i.?."."..’.f.‘.§“.‘.".*."’"..‘i{.£l'»E«‘.§i.’t‘"°’
‘ .—‘ i ' ' ie ‘ ' '
BRIDC*‘E,PORIT,-' mantifacu'ir'nd f,-‘hm '16,‘;
PUR;§ST‘.ROCK sPRIwG'W.aTER.. ~
~v " v. ' J. WOOD coo.
-;~:-.. .t,t<IaeP0fl..Ianuary 1. I827. - 4.5'tf
"\ttiitt‘3P%'£riI.ffit'tn1t;fiittiug;rfifti
t i . -
-2 -. ~ A‘ IFHIIUIBID
, Agoml SD_pply.on_hand,«aiid lor‘sale cheap,-
-u‘ if = ‘j . - James Mtinrzonrg-1
'_ T"10'I'l‘-‘ .N’ew Goods.
JAMES —'1VIA.IiIi0RY'..
.I_IAS recently received from New York 1;
, "9". supply or DRY GOODS. Among
llI'S‘aSS0l’II!Ie[lt,,lD8}' be found-— "
Flrstqualityvblue Camblets ‘ Tartan Plaids
. ,,=I_nd Baizes '. .-Flannels, of all colorscheap
S3,ll5li|ll)’ Fl8nn¢l_ Black. cinnamon, and
- green Bombazettes , Black'Bombakin‘e
Caroline Plaids 8:. Caroline stripes _ Black
Blk and red fig’d Rattinettsiffi
Sattinetts cheap enou h Blk.bl ~
%ndrab"rai»by veivit ' a.o;.n'it§2.g..'£5i‘$
Bflng UP C0rd,.cheap , Devoiisli_ire Kersey
Russian Shawls ,7-4 and 8.4‘,.e¢_g; Mk
merino Shawls 4-4 red merino do .
6-4 and 8-4 fig’d Cashmere Shawls, a very
handsome article 4-4 cashuiere_S_liawls,
all colors ,_ Purple and chintz Sliawls
l piece very excellent steel mixt Cassimere
Black Canton crape Blk, geen, and white
French Crape Green 8:. white gauze veils
Blk and white bobinet Laces, various widths
and very cheap FlossThi-ead and Cotton
and Pearling Good black Levantiiie
Blk Sarciiietts Col’d Florences,., Fig’d
Grn‘s-de-Naples silk , Thread, Bobihett and
_(4°“°l} Laces . Irish Linens long Lawns
Silk Braids '_ Piping cord . Gloves ofmas:
8”“? description Dorehester Bedtickirtg
34: 9'4. and 10-4 Damask TableDi:iper
R_“35'3 Diapers. White Jean Plaid Cravafs
Silk and ‘Cotton Flagg Hdkfs
White and black silk Hose Cotton and
worsted Hose Calicoes, a ve.y.i..., -
some asortment and new style Silk a (1
Cotton Umbrellas Furniture Chintz
Black and green Prunelle ' ‘Ladies travel-
ling Baskets cliildreu’s Shoes Socks $3
Siockiiigs " Fancy hdkls. Book,Ja‘c—’
onet, Cambric and Swiss Muslins plain
and fig’d Vestings American 8r. ll'l‘lpOl'l€_d
‘ Ginghams Clark’s spool cotton
Ribbons cap Ribbons" Apron Checlrg
Indigo Blue morocco Recticules a good
supply ofdoniestic Shirliiigs and Sheetiiig's
Best kind needles’ ' Knives Scissors pocket
Books Slates Pencils Shaving and
Tooth Brushes Buttons Spelling Book's
Testaiiients cotton and wool Cards Pins
Tapes Bobbins Paperldangings Looking.
Glasses, 8:.c. 8:.c. 81.0. , '
_ CROCKERY, a good assortaient. .
Norwalk,Jaii. 1., I827 . . 45
. SALT.
THE Subscribers have just received 705.
bushels of stiperior ’I‘ur'ks Island Salt‘:-o
_600 do - Ruck do
i 150 Tons Plaster: which they offer for sale
cheap for cas‘.-i or country Produce. Alsoe
PAINTS AND OILS ,-—as follows :'
White, Red 8:. Black Lead, Yellow Ochre,
Spanish Brown. English Whiting Rose,Pink-,
Prussian Blue,Stoiie Yellow,Clirome Yellow,
Uinber, Venetian Red, Vermilion Red. lvy
Black, Lamp black, Letliarge, Verdigris,
Spruce Yellow, Patent ‘Yellow, Putty, Rosin,
'l‘ar and Turpentine by the barrel ; Linseed,
Fis-li,.and best of Lamp Oil, Spirits Tu — en.
tine, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, 8nc.
Norwalk. Dec. 11. I-Inyvrs 8:, Co. __
Qtotttm mtts amt Gtiiittitcitiitt?
For sale by Locxwoon & ST. J01-I,:‘j:.
V./:lLU.élb'L£~.‘ 1119.9.-2 EST./ilfl'E ‘ '
FOR SALE.
. VALU ABLE Real Estotb
_ situated near the village ,6;
‘Stamford, state of Connecticut,"
thirty-six miles from New York,
consists of two large Flour Mills, one oi’
It
pable of grinding one thousand bushels pet’
Sound, with the so le use ofthe harbor,(which
is never impeded by ice when. the Sound is
navigable) admitting, vessels from severity tit‘;
eighty ions burthen; together with houses‘ in
the ininiediate vicinity, calculated for the]re_'r;
idences of niillers and other labourers‘, with
work shops for blacksmiths and mill wrighfs
*-and all the modern intprovetirents for carry
‘ mg on the business so as to render it lucré.
tive to the purchaser.
Also, an elegant modern
Dwelling-House;
Bane
residence of the proprietor or any oiifer gen
teel family, and coniniaritling a’ be'a’tiLi[u_l_a'iid
eittensiveview of Lon Island and the Sotiiid:
Fishing, Fowling, 83c. in all their variet_i‘es.'-of
Attached to the House is-an extensiiie Giirdeii
cfseveralocres, beautifully located, and con
taming a great variety of choice fruits,» flo_t'J_
.ers,and slirubbery,with an ‘ice house,-suniniei;
house, and handscinely laid out with gravel
walks, together with about forty acres cl land
divided into uttage, iiieadow, a‘n'd:wood,‘—-t
Barns, stables. granary,and other'_ot.t‘t IIOIISEE:
The whole etnbracing an Island i‘tnmediat§-.3!
.connected with the ‘main land. _ _ .,
.The-=_»abo've extensiveaiid valt'iable_- Real‘
1-,:....t..;.:.iii be sold separate or together. Fog
desirableness of situatitin, beauty of pro_‘s_p’ect-
or place of business,it is no probablyuexccedb’
ed in the state,and therefor possesses i'i‘iit'it'it"{t,-_
ant advaniage's* eitlier to the mun-of l'n'i‘s‘i'n'ess_
or leisure; . '
Tntntnu: 8r.~Co’.-S‘<‘iti‘tli-‘st. New York.
Also for sale, the Sloop Ettpréss, burthers.
gmytons, built in 1821-,_ is well calculated for
it ’l‘llIlI.IJ‘0'3'@‘0l’ coaster, being-iii ‘good order 8!
we“. g;,un¢;L;531t;,aticl_one cable, new. lnqu_lr!_
itas.e,b2iz1i2;.., i“*='-5!? Mela ..‘.‘*?%,»-a
0
sixteen and the other eight run of stones, cao ,
week. They are located on Long Island '
Large and comiiiodious, well adapted for, {Will
For further partictildrveinqtlitc Of 155$: .
. Hui.-mt, on the p'reiiii,s"os,_ Messrs. Brititi-‘:5,
2‘..-
Norwalk Chronicler