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Quarterly. Mail subscribersin advance. '
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ILHRVEI7 E. HOFT
No. 2, East part of Main-Street,
,RE,SPECTFULL'k’ acquaiiits his friends
and the public generally, that he still
;_r,ontinues to manufacture «in tho.“ very best
mariner,‘ SADDLES, BRIDLES; HAR-
"NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS. POR’I‘~MAN-
-TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES3
‘together with every other article in his line of
Qhusiness. - . ~
’ He has also for sale, Wliips, Spur».
fgileigh. Bells, and a very choice selection of
'-Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
"Hard. Ware, Buffalo Robes, &.c. %Lc. alldl
which may be obtained on as moderate terms
at any similar establishment.
.*** Old articles promptly attended to.
Wanted, "C./ITT-".-E’S I-I.«‘1[R. ‘
_Norwallt, Jan. Qd, 18917. 45
STEAM BOAT LINE. .
{Stages every? day, Sundays accepted for
I Eawpitts, Stamford, Norwal/c, and
Bridgeport.
. . - ._ . ,. .r'.- ’ '-"‘ M, -'-
IIE Directors ofthe Steam Boat JOHN
IVIARSHALL have cniniiienccd run-
,ning a daily Line of STAGES during the
Tlvinter season, as follows, viz.
Leaving Zachariah Mead’s, 23 Bowery. or
‘Tarrott &..Kirk’s, 53 Mulberry street, N. Y.
Qéverv day, at 9 o’clr_>ck, A. M.
_ Leaving Horace Cook’s Tavern. Norwalk,
-_-¢Con.) at 7 o’clock, A. N. Captain Peter
‘Knapp‘s, Stamford, at 8 o’clock, A. M.
"Fare to Sawpitts, . . . SI 00
Greenwich . ,- . 1 25
Stziinford . , .. 1 50
Norwalk . , . 9. 00
Bridgeport . . . 3 00
All Baggage at the risk of its respective
- .OWllel'S.'
N. B. This being the most splendid Line
;on this Road, and having careful and experi-
enced drivers, Passengers may ride with case
and more than ordinary safety.
A January 6, |8Q7. 43
‘..'Old Line of Stages, from New York by the
"spay of Stamford and J'V'orwalll’, to Danbury. - '
_F2sRE $2 .75 cts. ; thro’in one day.
I r':- -~--4 3}» In
-‘ ' “
the Subscribers, wish to inform ‘lie
' Public that we have commenced run-
ning a Line of STAGES. to meet GBIFFEN
.31. ODELL, at Stamford,‘ as follows:
Leaves A. H0WABD’3- N°- 1.3 B'“V°.".Ys N-
York, every Tuesday, Thursday. 81. Saturday’.
at 9 o’clock, A. M. for Stamford. N“T“'3lks 3‘
Danbury. Leaves Gcnsaom Nitzziocs’. Dari-
-iury, at 8 o’clock. H. WHi'rLocK.Norwalk..
,at 7 o’clock. Ezna KNAPr’s. Slalnfflfi 3
_o’cloclt, A. M. every Monday, Wednesday, 81.
Friday, and arrives in N. York, at 8 o’clock.
M. The subscribers having provided
good horses and carriages,and carefel drivers,
solicit the patronage oftheir Friends.
, 45 Keenan, WHi'rLocx. 8:. Co.
"NEW 81. CHEAP ESTABLISHMENT.
. - HE Subscribers having purchased a good
assortment of CARRIAGES atid
HORSES, solicit the patronage oftlieir for-
iner lriends, and request them to call at the
house of Hczsxuu Wm'r1.o_cx for any VE-
HICLE which they may choose for convey-
ance to any part of the country, and they can
be accommodated on as ITe3§0n8l3le ‘EH03 3.5
31 any other Livery Stable in the county.
‘Trying ‘is the Naked Truth.
Kizcmzn, Wui'rx.ocx, 8:. Co.
Norwalk, Dec. 19, 1826. 4 45
' * « HE subscriber having the
. agency ofa Chair Manu-
factory in New York, has just
received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
which he offers for sale on as
‘good terms
bought for in .N.York. They
are warraivted~to be made of
the best ofinaterials and in the
best manner. It is his intention to'k’eep ti
constautsupply on hand, and when any par-
ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and procured.-
His Lhziirs are made at one oi the most re-
spectable Factories in the city.
« H.t~K. FROST.
Nnrwalk, August 28. 18%. -
ROCK SALT. &G.
BUS I-IELS very superior Rock Salt,
'10-., Poll‘.)(lS Salt Petre [very cheap]
150 ii;i.~.~s=ls Canal Flour, ofdifferent brands
A quaivity of superior MUSTARD
A quantity 0 the firsgquality Box Raisins.
N, B. The above articles the subscriber
.cfi't-rs for sale at low prices.
JOHN Boriiucnt
Norwzilk, Dec. 7, I838. 42
50 Tons Plaster,
FOR SALE BY S. J. FROST,
1t)!\lKLlN STl{icNGTH’NING'_PLAS-
J 'l‘ER.—A constant supply of the above
¢¢lr.‘_«m,:cri article, warranted genuine, for sale
W ‘;1,,ir.SALE and RETAIL, at the Nor-
waz‘ Dispensary, south ofthe Brid e..
Jam»1{r‘— 'f3.1Wl=‘- 36 ., 4:1’.
l
- Jack--$1. pen lmit.'e8_ . t
as they*can be - ‘ in
“‘ T *5.
STREET & .IA1‘vEES
l«‘Fl€2l{_S the folloiviiia GOOD, at the
lowes_t market price:
Blue. blaclt,olive, drab a d Oxford mixed
Broad Cloths
Blue, black 87. mixed Casiimeres
Scilllllels of all kind.-, and illieap '
Tartan and CarolinejPlai s and Camblets
Rrd, white. yellow, and glean Flunnels
Baizes Black Boilibazines and Bom-
bazettes ‘3 Deionsliire Kersey
Drab Fearnnuglit i
Cashmere and Cussi'nier'd,Shawls
A good asnrtnient dflrkfqlililz
Furniture Calicoes }CaiiibHcs
Jaconei and book Musliiis
Figured. Book and Swiss’ I‘./luslins ,
VVide B()bDlll€l:Lfl’_8 '._ Thule do
Black and colored Cauttiti Crapes
Black and whit». Freiichf do
B-andanoe, flags and black Cotton Hdkfs. ,
Cotton Flagg hdltfs. cliiiap as any
Canton Flannel Bediicks, Checks and
Plairls Baiigiipcords ‘of good quality
Plain and fig’tl Grode Nap" Black
Italian Liitcstiing 7Black India Levan-
line and Sarsnett ’Col’d Florences
Fig’rl Rul'ltli~lt fins and coinmon liish
Linens Linen _CaInbric and Lawn
Black. pink, and blue Ciinibric ‘
Wadding for ladies coats Buck. kin mittens
Light blue Ladies Cloth Rose and Point
Blankets Bleabhed and unbleached
Slieetiiigs, $Lc.g&r-.§&c, O ‘
I HARDWA RE.
Knives and Forks ; Razors and Strops;
Knob Locks; Stock and Trunk do : Butts &.
SCH->ws; Buck Saws; Saw Files; Door Hau-
dies ; Brass Nails ; Shoe and Bread Knives;
Wrought and cut Nails, 8Lc.
Also-——A small a;~sortiueiit ‘of Groceries.
Norualk-. Janiiarv iii, I897. 45
IiAloD-WARE, &.c.
J0H.I ' BUIi’.Ii’./1LL-
HAS jiisi received lfllll) -N. York an addi-
_ tiun to his stock of Hard Ware. besides
a so all assortiiveiit ofHo!-low ‘Ware, and feels
confident, altho’ he does not consider himself
a Succtsssor to any one. he can sell as cheap. -
The following articles comprise a part of
ms assortment, viz: -
Desk and trunk Locks
Table and teaspoons
Slot.-It and dead do Ink powder ,
Chest and pad do Lather brushes and
Curtain pins .. boxes
Norfolk aiid common
latches and Ketches
Coarse and fine tooth
combs
Pocket Books 8: wal-
' leis
(‘ominode riobs
Siiuffbt tobacco box‘-<
Block tin tea pots‘
Quincbaug and sand‘
stones . .
Wilson’s Bread and
shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing
Butts and screws _briishes ‘
Wrought Tacks and’ Scissors and cheers
Sparables Wafers -
Sand papcl‘ _
Awls, and shoe tack
- Betts’ Blat-king
Pi-giug awl halis and
Curry combs
Cast hob nails
Spades andshovcls
Shovpls and tongs sewing do
Grid Irons An assortment of cut
Barber’s Razors «Nails
Bnnj ’s razor straps Nm-walk,
St-‘pli»._Litlii=.r l8, I996.
GREENSIAII
Connecticutié egister for 1827 , ,,
Just fl-‘('€llVe(l and hr .-‘-..in at the Bookstore, I Umbrenap‘ 3"” " ”"‘5"l5
and Library, south of the Bridge.
Full. 5 ' P. PRICE.
UR b'ALE—’-—'l‘ne House 8:.
Store ofthe’ subscriber, sit-
illgiletl 1 1-4 miles southcf Nor-
. . walk Bridge, and within a few
rod. oi the stedrn boat landing.
Also, Int‘. house and garden'|ately occiipied
by Noah '1'horp,-,dec’d.b The latter place, if
not sold previtiusito the 3d day of lVIarch next
will then be sold at public Vendue on said
day, at 3 o'clock. mjat the house of the
snbscriber.. , ZAR Grtccortv.
N B. All perlons having open accounts
standing with the subscriber, are requested to
call and settle them without further notice.
Norwalk. Jan. 29, I827. 49
A Farm \for Sale
- .\l the town of Bedford, two
miles ea t of the vilagee, con-
iainiiig eighty acres, with a
...- ~ House fizbarn. Said Farm has
an t- ml prtiportion of meadow, plow, and
wood land. Forfurther ‘particulars enquire
ofthe subscriber. 44 OSEPII .\lrLLnii.
' F ORESALE
A-.FARt‘i], c‘pntaiuing about
104- acres or Laud, lying in
_ New Canaan, about two mile-
west of the meeting house, and about 7 miles
from the Lant‘l‘iii'g, where nilirket boats ply
almost every day lo N.Yorlt. "~Oii said Farm
is a good two story dwelling house, almost
new ; also, a la rge barn. Said Farm is well
proportioned for plow, iiieadowl, pasture, and
wood Land, is very liaridsonielyfic pleasantly
situated, lying on both sides of tile road. and
is very coiiipaci, a well of cxcellieiiv and never
falling water within a few feet olibe door,wel|
.watered with springs. If said.‘Farm is not
disposed of before the 6th dz. ofhflariili next.
i will on that day be sold atliulilic Vendue.
Uor further particulars inquire of the subsoil
er living on the premises. .
44 Wim,iAM Waco.
N. Canaan, Fairfielil Coiiufiy, Dec. 18.
FINAL DISSOLUTION. ,
THE Partnerships lwreiefde rexistingun-
dei the firm of Hoyt 8;-ifletts. andf'Ho_yt
8; Deforest. ‘tire ’,this day disjrived by iiiuiual
agreement. All persons i tebted to said
i firms on book are particulf'ly notified that
a settlement must be mzide Illl’|' by Note or
Cash, previous to the ‘20th March next.
All accounts remaining ti ettlisd aft:-r that
date will belodged in the h ds of an tiflicer
for collection. ' THAD 6.05 How‘,
Am: B't:'r'rs_;
g - Ecru flsroansr.
XViltpi_'i, ,I_an_. 20, 18:27. 48*4iv L
V NORWALK, Com. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1827. ,
‘EL , . .
_ New Establishment.
HE Subscribers having formed a con-
nexion in the Grocery business, under
the firm of Hoyt 8; Cliicheiiler, lvould inform
their friends and the Public, that they have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Edward
I1. Street, whereihey intend keeping a gory
eial Assortment of Groceries, Hardware, 8:4-..
They have now on hand" ,
LIQUORS, consisting of Brandy, St.
Croix, Jamaica and N. E. Rum,'Gin, ‘Vines.
, Cordials, Ale, &c.
TEAS.-‘—--Hyson, Young Hysoii, {TYSON
Skin, and Souchong. f
SUGARS.-—-Liiiiip and St. Croix.
l\tlOLASSES,bcsiquality. .'
Wheat and Biickwlieai FLOUR.
BUTTER, CHEESE, SALT.
COFFEE,very superior. 4
FISH.‘——lVIaclterel, Shad, and Cod,
Raisins ; Oranges ; Pepper ;Alspice ; Gin
get ;Pearlash, Starch, Snuff, Tobacco, &c.
Ste. together with aniassortmeiit, of Ear-then
Ware, Hardware, &i-.
' FRANCIS l‘l0YT,_
Wasp CEICHESTER.
Norwallt.Dec. I5. 1896. . 43
NEW GOODS JUST RE C’l) BY
ELI n. Ii--h.l‘t".i\ L'l“l‘,
flfiiw Rods East ofthe Bridge.
v_ LUE, black, olive, mixed 8:. drab Cloths
and C8SSll.iel'C9 Diabei
Blue and black mixed Satinetis
Bang up cord Dcvousliire Kersey
Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, green, and Salisbury
Flannel, various qualities
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 2s 9d
Caroline plaids and stripe Green baizt.-s
Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and
"figured Boinbazeits
.Blk hombazine, circassian, liistring 8: satteen
Fig~’d and black Raiiuett Furniture chintz
~_UiXllC08S, various qualities [hams
American and imported stripe Plaid 81. Ging-
Cassiinere and Cashmere ‘Shawls
4 4,scarletValciitia, £1. 8 4 scarlet and fig’d do
Purple and cliintz Shawls
Silk and cotton flagg haiid’fs
Black canton and plaid do
White coitoii bordered and batiees do
A good assortment ofSliiriiug 3/Iuslins
Linen of various qualities Long Lawn
Fiirnitnre Diiiiity Muslin Robes
-I-ineircambric Cainbric muslin
Blue and plain Nanlieens
Cravats, assorted colors
Blue silk Velvet
Plain and fig’djacnnett, swiss I}: book muslin
Figured Gros dc ‘laples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and Fiction crapc
Hlnck sarsinett and India Levaiitine
Bobinctt Lace ditferent widths and qualities
Green and white cr-ape
,'_I,‘_liread and cotton Laces. f rom,_4 ceiits to :05
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Gimps, assorted colors
Floss thread and cotton. slteins and spools
Ladies’ white cotton pocket iiaud’ls with wor-.
lied borders Black silk Vesttrig
Valentin, toilnett and marseilles Vesting
India calico, a good article for bed quilts
Ladies’Kid Gloves, assorted colors
Me-n’s first qtiality.Beai-or do
Diaper I
Cotton checks Bed Ticks
Pearliug
Black and cr’:v;<on Tabby Velvet
Apron checks, t'~‘:&E'r':lElle(l Indigo blue
Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves
Shell, horn and lVOI'j':C')!lll)S Spoons
Knives and Forks L*:r.>l.<ing Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes Spelliiig Books
B:trhct"s Razors Pen knives Scmicrs
Childreu’s socks Slates and Peiicils
Cotton Batting. Yarn and Candle Wick
An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and
Cl‘0ClteI‘y Octnlinr 2
HULLUVV WAiiE. ”"
ARGE and small covered and common
._ _ Spiders, iron Potsand Dishltettles
Baku Pans, very cheap
Skellets High Pans Tea Kettles
Fire Dogs, variuus’sizes' Griddles
Sad Irons, Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6
English Spades and Shovels
Trace’ chains Wool cards
vLarge wire for lialeing
Wisk Brooms and Brushes
Superior and coininoii writing paper
Letter paper and maiitilactiirerl quills
cuss W./IRE, '
An assortment. '
CROCKERY—-an assortment
Locxwoop 8: ST. Jomv.
I 0?NE\V BOOKS.€} .
KE’i't.rll5S ofNortli Alllurlcall Indians,
' ivols. 12 i-iio.; Picture of Greece, in
18215, Q vols. 19 mo. ; English Life, or Mari-
unis at Home. in four Picturos,2 vols. 12 mo.;
Stranger ofthe Valley, an AmericanTale, 9.
vols. If}. nio.; Toiinewante, or the Adopted
Son of America ; modem Travels, Q vols. I2
inn. ; Fielding’s Journey $1. Voyage ; History
ofthe Pirates; Cecil’s Sixty Narratives ;_——
History ol'Gcorge Desmond; Peter Schle-
uiilsl, will) Plates by Cruickshauk ; Robbins’
Jouriial ;Du_rand’s Journal ; Butler’s Hudit
bras ; Musical Biography ; Biick’s Theolog-
gical Dictionary; Pilgrim’s Progress ;-—-
.V”l’Fingal—Key to Knowledge; (jowper’s
Songsicr; Songster’s Companion, 8r.c. just
iec’il at the Bookstore and Library South of
the Bridge. P. PRICE.
_ {E15 REPAIRING. .-J50
HE Snliscrinei takes this method to in-
forui his friends and the public, that he
has commenced his old business again, of
cleaning and repairing Brass and Wooden
CLOCKS. Also, GUNS will be repaired
at short notice. , IRA HOYT,
_Norwalk, one mile from the Bridge; (east
side ll}? River. 49;{[‘
N ew Malaga Raisins
SJAERQST.
.Black Ear Drops, of all descriptions
"Cards ;
Poems;Milton’s Works ; Magazine of Wit; _
€}'oz'ng', Going, Going-,
At PRICES six per cent. less than those ad.
veriising that they can and will sell
less than their neighbours.
" The proofis in trying.”
' Those in want of i .
Fancy and Staple Goods
FOR THE YEAR 1827, ‘L
. Arc invited to call ,_at the Store of
ELI $323.
_VVhich may be found a few rod-v norlh ofthe 1
Bridge, where is constantly kept ‘on
hand Goods ofall descriptions‘-viz:—
Bluc. black, iuiitt, olive, and drab CLO.THS
Blue, black. inixi and drab Casssimeres
F-aiirietis of variuiisicolours and prices
Bang-up Cords. dark and heavy Goods
Baizes and».Flannels. Salisbury Flannels
A‘ large_,_assortnieni of Fancy EL Silk Vestings.
Black, green and drab Tabby Velvet ‘
Black ‘silk Velvet. Ratinet
Black Canton Crapes; colored do.
Casliiiiere, Merino, Circassian and Cassimere
Shawls, of various colors and pa ti-ms
Sinchews sil'k'ffor 336d 436d. 536d, 73' the yd
Black Italian silks at 7.9 1011 the yard—only
call and judge for yourselves _
Bl’k 8L col’d Gross de Naples Silk. Plain do.
Green, pink, white, blue‘ Lutestring. for 8.9
Bobiuett Laces, the largest assortment yet of-
fered, being a lot sacrificed at auction, and
will be sold extreinely low.
Thread Laces ; Edgings, and Insertiugs
Siiiss Muslins. Swiss Muslin Points
Linen Caiiilirick. 81. Linen Cambrick hdkfs.
Flagg and Bandanne Hdkfs. some at 43411.
Bl’k Italian Crapes,at 2s6d,4s, 436d, 53, 5~6d.
Green 84. wht Crape; Crape Lisse. [6s6d,8s6d
Scotch Gingliaiiis, dark, 9 8 wide
Domestic Ginghatns. Bl’k $1. col’d cambrics
Fiiriiitiire Chintz. Blue 3:. yellow Nankeen
Bolivar Stripes. Norwich Crapega dark brown
Brown Carribrick. for Hats
Jaconet and Camhric M uslins, fig’d 81. plain
Plain and Iigiircd Mull Muslins
Irish Linens, from ‘.’.sl0d to 85 the yard
Black Hdkfs. from 35 6d to lflsthe hdkf
White Flauiiels; for 3.=8d, 3s9d to 851 the yd.
Mersaillus Quilts: Domestic Flannels
Shell Combs. large and small
Daisy Buttons; Leaf and Frog 'I'rimmi'ngs
Fine. black worsted Hose ; (‘.0ll)lTII')n do
Long white Kid Gloves. Ladies’ white and
col’d ltirlGloves. Horseskin do. best imported
Go-ntlcinen’s .Gloves of all kinds
Geiiile-ii:en’s Cravais, all sizcs and patterns
Silk Uinhrellas. i\iilliiiett and Wire
All kinds of articles in the Millinary Line
Power Loom Shit-tine and Sheeting
Padding and Tillaiings. Billluntfiif all sorts
Russia Sl‘lE‘8tlllg,- Duck. and Dowi-ass
S-hears, Scissors. Knives and Razors
Suspenders, Cnnibs and Elastic Garters
-—-ALSO
The greatest share of articles called for, from
it pier.e':-l‘*Bro.minlrni. to n Cambric Needle.
{]§v>CAPS——CAI’S-—CAPS.§fl)
LI REED has on hand constantly Fur
(laps of the finest quality, viz ;-—Fui
Soal, of the dark brown and natural colour ;
Black Hair Seal ;-also, the Hair Seal colors,
low price. Lilu-wise, an aasorirncnt of the
much adinireil Cloth Caps,called the Grecian
or Rutgers Caps, for Boy. Those in want
ofthe above comfortable articles for Vi/inter
will please call and inakc a selection.
Norwalk. Janiinry lst, 18927.
Now is your Time.
“ EVI CLARK
has recently re-
turned from the city
with a more general
assortment of Watch
es, Jewelry, Syc. than
has ever belore been
offered in this place.
CALL AND EXAIWIINE 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 do .
Pearl, paste, jet and plain Finger Rings
Silver and Steel Pencil Cases V
Ladies’ Ivoiy Stiletioes. Hair Pins
Pocket and Dressing Combs. Fine Hair
Brnshc-s. Tooth and Shaving Brushes
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 &.Johnsrin’s superior Ritzorsbt. straps
Shell and Horn Combs
Sand Boxes ; Burning Glasses‘. Tweezers ',
Steel Chains ; Table Bells ; Conversation
Cloak Clasps-; Steel Spectacles;
Silver Thimbles; Plated Spoons; Silver
Spectacles ; Fine Morocco Spectacle Cases ;
Ribbons ; Watch Chains. Keys.,_Rin,qs. &.c.
***,("-onstaiitl_v on hand SILVER TABLE
SPUONS; ‘DESERT. TEA. CREAM,
MUS YARD 8L SALT SPOONS; SUGAR
TONGS, &u_:. &.c For Sale very theup, and
Warranled GOOD. '
*,,_3* Cash paid for GOLD and SILVER.
wauiieu anti Qtlntka _
Carefollv REI’AlRl3I) $1. ’~‘v‘AI{R VNTED.
WANTED I-.\‘IME_Dl '«.TELY.--an Ap-
prentice to the Watch Repairing Biisiness.
' Noriv-alk,January '1’, 1826.
FOR S./ILE,
I N EXCELLENT Farm,
' co:.~.t:iiii’.iig‘,iboui 16?. acres,
hriiierly owned by Jacob Luck’-
wood, dec’d. lying in Pzniiidiioge,
,Salisbi_,iiy Flannel
‘Caroline Plaids 8: Caroline stripes
331‘i1ln€tJt~s.'t a’3oi:it=‘é”lc.-cater Salt.
BRIDGEPORT. nianiifactiired l§nIEnY’;tI,:
PUREST RQCK SPRING AW./JTER.
. _ J. WOOD 8L_C0'.
_§""E"P9"~ January 1. IBM. 45if
t’Enttnit~3Parir,'dtnttiiu j3rttting,’aii1i ‘
_ Qtancteinitlt, '
‘A2005 5“PPl.V on hand. and for sale cheap,
by, .. ,_ ,, _ , _ _J__AMi~:s ;V.l.u.1.og__'1:.
‘ More New Goods. V
JAIVIB-9 MAELORY
' AS recently received llfllli New York ii.
. new supply ofDRY GOODS. Among
his assortment may be found-
First quality blue Caiublets Tarzan Plaidg
and Baizes Flaniiels, of all colors,cheap
Black. ciniiamoti, and
-Black Boiiibaziire
_ _ Black
Clrcasslan «Blk and red fig’d Rattiiictrs‘,
Saitineits, cheap enough Blk, blue, gflen
$1. drab Tabby Velvet Brown Caiiibric
Bang up Cord, cheap Devnnsliire Kersey
Russian Shawls 7 4 and 8-4 red'8I. blk
merino Shawls 4-4 red merino do
6 4 and 8—4fig’d Cashmere Shawls, a very
h=m(lS0"I88rliCle 4-4'cas|iinere Slinivls,
all Colors Purple and chintz Shawls
1 piece very excellent steel mixt Cassinierc
Blal‘-li CHNOD Grape Blk, geen, and ivhit'c
French C rape Green St whitegauze vcils
Bllt and White I)ODlllt’I Laces, vafidus widrfis
and very cheap Floss Thread and Cotton
and Pearliug Good black .Lt"VallIln8
Blk Sarciiietts -Col’d Floretices Fig’d
Gms de-Naples silk ; Thread, Bobinett and
Coti.on Laces Irish Linens long Latins
Silk Braids Piping cord Gloves of mast
every description Doreliester Bediickiug
6 4, 8-4, and }0-4 Damask Table Diaper
Russia Diapers White Jean Plaid Uiavufs
Silk and Cotton Fl-agg Hdkfs
Vlfltlte and black silk Hose Cotton and
worsted Hose Calicoe-3 a very hand-
some asortiuent and new s Silk arid
Cotton Umbrellas Ftirifture Chintz
Black and green Prunelle Ladies ii-avel.
ling Baskets children's Slices Socks 8:.
St0c"ings Fancy hdlits.
onet. Cauihric and Swiss Muslins plain
and fig’d Vestings American 8r. imported
Giiighams Clark's spool cotton , _
Ribbons cap Ribbons Apron Check‘:
Indigo Blue morocco Recticules a good
supply of domestic Sliiriings and Slit-etiiigs
Best kind needles Knives Scissors pocket
Books Slates Pencils Shaving mi
Tooth Brushes Buttons Spelling Bu--kl}
Tesianicnis cotton and wool Cards Pins .:
Tapes Bobbins ,PaperHangings Looking-
, Glass(:~'. fsut. btc. &.c.
_ LTROCKEIIY. a good assortment.
No‘rwa|k.J.m. i 1827 45
TIIE Subscribers have just received 70'?!
bushels of superior Turks Island Salt-—
600 _ do Rock do
150 Tons Plastgrz which they r;fi'er for sale
cheap for cash or country Produce. Also...-
PAINTS AND OILS.-—a: follows:
White, Red 8: Black Load, Yellow Ocliré,
Spanish Brown. English W'hiting Rosc,Piuk,
Prussian l<lue,Sione Yclloiv,L‘.:.mmp Yellow,
Umbcr, Venetian Red, Vermilion Red. Ivy
Black, Lamp lilack, Leihrgc. Verdigris,
Spr ce Yellow, Patciit Yellow, Putty, Rosin,
Tar d Turpetitiiie by the barrel ; Linseed,
Fish, and best of Lzimp Oil, c3pivi's.']'urpefi_
tine, Window Glass, Paint Bi-uslie.-, Sac.
. NOTWBIII, D90. II. Hn_Y'rs_ 81 C0,
Qlinttoit isritts mic ft'£sf;.t:‘.rIiira:‘rit
For sale by ’ Lgafyoop & ST, Jo;;;~.’<_
G»@,@@S2
013132;? xiivisca’ isfr~:.'.(2D,
Mel Y BE FOUND AT
L0 CK W’ (9 OD 4'8 T.J()I1N’B
IN 0.2, East end ;.i’Iai-u zitreet.
LUE Cariiblei. 'l‘arian and t')ar.:-.liirl§
Plaids Green Baize and Flannel
Greemblacli, blue, and brown Tabby Velvet
French and India Lev-aiiiiiies. Plain, wide;
and narrow Bohbineit Lace. Worked
bobbinett Lace Swiss and Cotton Laces
White, black, and green French Crapes
Black, and colored Caiitou do
Fig‘d and plain blk gros de Naples, some very
superior. Blue and brown striped do.
Light and dark blue Flori-.iicc
Green, white, and black Florence
Blk 8: green Persian silk. Sarsnet 8L sinclievvty‘
Toilinett and black Silk Vestings
Bandaiinoe and flagg :2 ilk Haiidkercliiofg
Russian Shawls. Cotton Shawls and hrlkfii
Prussian Shawls. Irish linen 8:. l'int~iiCambri‘p‘-.
Linen Cainbric hdkfs. and Long Lawn
Black Silk Velvet Black Mode
Calicoes, some at Is. he yard
Caniuric musliiis i Leno
Plain and fi2’d Jaconet and Book Muslin}:
Plain and fi9.’d Swiss Muslin
Swiss miislir. Points Bang up Cords, exig-
celleiii quality Furniture Chintz
Red, white, and yellow Flannel
American Gingbams and Checks '
Irish and Russia Diapers. Hosiery .5-*3 Gloves,
Mull Muslin and Sarsuett ‘ ‘
White and colored muslin Cravats
green Bombazettes
'('ol’d worsted and Furniture Binding
54 Chintz Shawls. 8 4 Eng. merino Shawlp‘
Russia and American Sheeiings
Bedliclqng, Col’d pipi g cords 8: silk braids
Combs Suspenders Needles Scissors
‘L.-niher Miitimi Spool and .I<"mss Cotton
a .~ -. : - 2 miles from Bedfoid Court House.
Said F.irni is well proportioned into wood,
plow, pasture, and meadow land, with a good
dwelling house and ham. 8:. other out houses,-i
and a good well of water near the door.-—-‘é
Payineiits can be made easy, and indisputable !
title. The Farm will be sold together, or in l
parcels to suit purchasers. Inqtllrv of l
V Eowium NASH.
DANII 1. i_ioS'l‘\\'lCK,
(.‘Aiu.rsx.c Locxwoon.
New Canaan, J.-iii. is, 18225.
Bleached and unbleached Muslins, CIle:«lp,&‘3C_..
&c. tiigolhcr with an RSSO“lTlf‘.lI~I ot HOL-‘
LOW WARE and CROCKERY, for sate.
cheap. N')lW.llk,Jv|ll- 8. 1827. 46
‘ UNliL.N?I‘R'El\' GTH ‘NING PLAS
TER-—'t‘« ARRAIVTED GENUINE--p
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. "
S. J. - Fli0S'I‘. .
AS ir.turne_t_J irc_iru._.NeW York. this .53?
And offer: a_ large assortme.nt‘ol Gou‘3i5‘.,
1L8*3m yfor. t-til-‘lg, '
Book, Jac— _ '
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