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PUBLISHED ‘VEEKLV AT N0RWALKl c.oN:N.___.: s .w BEVVEDICT EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

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H Subscriber. formerly’ ofthe lirtn Of T.

Van Tine, 81 Co. has Inl(t!i'I the Old stand
of Howard 82. White, where he has a general as-
’SOI‘IlnC|)t of I'IA'l"l‘lI\'G FUBS ofctery descrip-
tion, which he will sell on us good terms as any
one in the city._ l{2\'OWEIl..

ALSO

,_ II.l.'l'S. finished, and uiifiiiishetl
_ 3: ,.§., received for sale on Cniitmissioii,
. ;. ,u- on Storage. '1'. Ksowru.

' ‘I48. WatcrStrct-t, Nets‘-Yoilt. ltl4tt'

2? 

'DEALE_7l“‘ 5-‘ FEAFREEVVAIRE,‘
Paints, Oils, and Hatters Drugs.
AS FOR.S.-XLE tin c.‘:tcn.~'ive ttS5‘0:‘itne"i1I of

articles ("tr supplying CAl$I\'E'l' dz. LAR-
RIAGE-lll -IKEIIS, C.»\lli’l"..\'TEP.‘,aiitI H AT-

 

 
 

' ".l‘IvlRS. consisting ofcvery article txseil in their

-business, pant of which are as follows :

IRON POTS Kettles Bake Pans Gridiroiis
Gt'iddl£.‘s
Cast

'.I‘ea Kettles skillcts shovels and. tongs
Jack

Ft-ying pans Trace chains

V chains Rat Traps shovels and_ spades hoes

--3d, 9d. S.l, 12d, ~“l'.)d \‘."ro't and cut Nails Pitch
1"orks Potatoc Diggers Cart 3.1. Vvagoii Boxes
Tea I/Vaiters Briitauia Tea Pots, Sugars aiiil

‘ lvlilks Brass Caiitll. séirks Iron do Dividers
T.ainp PUIIIPS I’latcd and steel situfi'ei's 81. trays
l’la-tcd Casrors Plated Teaspoons J:-:pau’d
Lamps and L.tnteri'ts

Buck saws and frames
Hand saws fciinoii do Compass do

 ‘.l’tlar-bio; .?tloiitit1iei\t.s and
v to .33 s+*.e.o1tr:'i.~..e.

§_ EPECTFULLY informs the public th'
L _ ‘he .Il:t§‘l-l0\V on hand at the store adjoiizir
Mr. Curtis lin Ware I-‘actory, ti few ods _soutI
uftllc Bridge, in Norwalk, :1 large assortment <
Marble, ofexcellciit qu.'ilEt_v, which he will nia‘.
ttfacture into .

ll :;72.zu12enz‘.s-, Tomb Tables, and Ilcczd
Siwmzs, up-022. tit most rcnsmm/)/c forms.

Il:i°lIe will also do other kinds of work in tl
liiic Orders lctt with the following persons will
be attended to without Jelav. »

PHILO Pl’. CE, Norwallt; Bradley Keclcr.

.\‘c4v—Catitiaii ; Andretv Bishop. Stamford; Au-
gustus Lyon, Ilorseiteck ; Gould Raymond, post
ruler ;_ H:mr_v Jattkson, Bedford; Eliphalct Co-
ley. Vvcstoii ; John Smith. Esq. Sawpitts, and
Ciuyles Wt‘i,r_rlit, Snugatiiclt

 3. Bennett
A just ~‘EItIl‘I1¢’(.I from New Yotit with a

SE very extensive assortment ofl-I Diy Goods
suitable for the season, which will be sold uncom-
inoiily low: those desirous of purchasing are iii-
vited to call and examine for theiiiselves.
lmo/13:‘ iris rz~sartmcn.t nza.~/ b.-. fauizd—-
Blue, Hack Olive, Brown. Mix:-il hi. Drab Cloilis
do do ('assiriiei'cs; Blue EL blk. ititx’d Satinctts
Bang up Cords Blk and brown silk Vestiiig
Valeutia and Toilnett do
Red and wliite Flauiiels ; Green do. Do Buize
Salisbury Flannel; Tartan Plaid; Caroline dn

shears

l\Vindo\v Fastnings \\'I|ttl()\\‘ pullies sand paper
sash cords cnnxpisses, Drsert l(iiivcs& l*‘orl.'s

Carving do Biead Knives Butcht--' do scissors

spoki-shaves sliii,ttet'si-.icws snttffboxcs slate

pentils QlIfl(IT.xltIS and Kt-tclics " C.'trpt:iitt-i"s

ltules 'l'_‘obacco I)nx"S brass bittts CH5’ ditto

".-ct‘:-.ws table butts Tryiiig squares horse shears
.sliaving soup shaving brushes Pt-it Kiiive-s
Vockt-t do silver p~-iicil cases silver thiinblcs

cut tacks silver Spectacles bed keys fu screws

"screw \\I'CIlClIt?S llammers 'I'titi'nibLatche-

lino‘: Lzitclies Pad-locks Trunk Locks brass

' till locks Draw anti clicst_tIo Di-ad and stoc. do

Moi-tic Locks Knob do Pateti! stct-I squares
Slush bolts braces and bit‘s SI.lItl]p_iI)I|II\
.ccntre mitts Porciissioii caps Ink powder soup
ladies Plane Irons sad irons curtain pins
l;0mlX]OLl(‘ knobs hooks and eyes Sp.tral\les
brads wro’t tacks copper rivets clout nails
spike giiiiblets cuphozird buttons Escutclieuiis
brass hat hooks brass nails curry combs
shovel blades Gimblrts Rat tail Files Pusps
three sqiiaietl Files h:.ll' round wood do saw
mill do float cut do cross cut do Paint brushes
‘Wltite wash brushes 'l‘ruiik handles fiesli forks
chest hinges 5‘;;,q,gr_-g roll".-'.e inills plate hinges
j$ct'ew drivers gun wo.m.»rs raz -rs and straps
‘Oil Vitrol blue-Vitrol 1' opp--ras Li-isred Oil
whzte Lead: \VIIl|‘0W _'I:tSs set-d lack burax
1Estract of Logwood i\‘.I.'\tIIIla Rape sasli tools
Double Iron Jointers single do Jack planes
Hollows and Ilotiiids Ploivs smoothing plates
Philisters Matcliplaues Cove and beaais side
""“be‘ =-the i>ii:s' "ui.'..C'.‘.‘.f.".; l’..‘.§.1_--.-4. i-lattes
,..u I ..t I Q ,
Q_uir9,; Ogees Quirk Uvulo C0?!" and Beads
.~‘\stragals Gilt clothes Biiishcs Gin IHI and
hair (27) Watch bruslics Nail brushes Iiatt-'.i:<
slapping I.)I‘llSlI(.'_S soft do stiff do sliaviiig do
l-Znglisb, Swedes, Russia and American IRON
=German cas. English Blister and spring; S'I.‘l_-1 EL
Alcohol. &.i.. Eat?
S/icetitigs, by the Bale or Piece.
And an a§s()tIIII("IlI of DRY (10008. which will
be sold at cost, and some articles less.
. Nortvallt, Feb l6th, IS-'30.
tnsui-ance .4-‘.g‘_atnst ‘rite.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
01-‘ Ni~:\v Yoiut, have appointed George
St. John.as their agent in Norwalk and the towns
atljoiniiig, to insure [loiises and other buildings,
and property contained in them, such as Dry
"Goods Groceries, ice &c. U
.1 gains: 15555 or integer to) fire.
The Iloward company have a capital ot‘.S-$300,000
paid in and safely iiivestcd for security of those’
who may have insurance made by said Company.
Insurance effcted at the I-ivvest preniiuin 81. none
need be brought from affluence to want in con‘
'SCq11C’I‘IC‘C 01 loss by Fire ; as all can be pr netted
from its tlPSIt‘ttCti0t\ by a small yearly stipend.
'.l’he above i’it‘iincd Agt-nt is auihorist-d to issue
Policies totliosc who may apply. The Coinpa-
ny pursue a liberal and prompt course in adjust-
ing and paying their losses.
Norwalk, Oct. 19., I829. 94.
CROCEEERY.
General 8.SS0l‘IlDf’.I)i. of crockery and
S Class ware for sale by
STREET &. JAMES.

LEWIS MALL'7_}RY 8: SUN,
_ .i‘i‘lci'c;ha_i\t '\‘a'i\ors,
.IIavej.,1st received a large supply of

.1 ‘ “x-cog,
, EB? .« ~Q..s.:.§g
ll ICH they are enabled to offer up-
on as reasonable terms as at any other
establislitnciit in the SIaI(,'—-ulld ofa quality that
they are not afraid to warrant to be equal to any
other stock of Goods ever offered. ' ‘hey. have
on hand.
BROADCLOTHS _
of;-very description, colour and quality.
Ca‘s'si'meres, a handsome assortment
Camblets for (‘Io:i%.:s. Plaids, Baizes,
Li.L(lI8S cloths for C-oats. Silks of all kinds
VESTINGS, fl large assortment, and very el
cgant conistiiig of Silk‘ Velvet, Silk, Valencia,&i.c
BLACK. blue and Crimson ‘lircassians
black anti crimson figured Bombazettcs
spotted Salishu-'_v Flaunels; Flannels all Colours
White domestic do very cheap
Calicocs ofthe newest patterns very cheap
1Vorsted Bcrrage Hdlts ( aslitncre do
Figured swiss and Jaconct Mulins
Cambric and Mull do.
Bleached and brown sheetings very low
Baiigup Cords and satinct
Mixt and while woolen Yarn
Hosiery, Gloves and black Mittens
Cliildreus Morocco shoes and socks
Ladies Habit trimmings Wadding
Fur, seat, and blk Lamb skin collars
Cloak Clasps
Also, a large assortineiit Tritniniiigs of the
var‘ best quality for, geiitlcmens clothes which
wil be sold Cheap, together with a variety of
most kindsof Dry Goods. Y .

. Ready-.1 iladc Clot/mtg
AvLSU—.1N-ASSORTMENT OI‘
Crockery. and - eroceries

SYRUP IVIOLASSES.
few liogsheads of very superior quality of
A Syrup Molasses, forsale by
Jun: Bunmii.i..
January, 1530. 10.5

- was administered could give me any relief, till

Cattiblct blue Circassiaii ; Edit and scarlet do
SC«".I‘li*t fig’d do Blk Boiiibazine Pongce
Blk, brottn, blue and scarlet Broailclotlis

But Canton Crapc blk and green French do
blk Sinclitew Silk, very stout

blk Levtiiitiiie ; do Grodtenap

L'ashmere Sliaiwls; Prussian and Purple do
CH.;~SItl‘l(‘.l‘(’. do bl- Canton I'.IHl}|I'n'Cl'CI)ICfS
Silk and Cotton Flzigg do

Iv‘=tncy silk and Worsted Baragc do

blit, green, drab and (.‘i‘imson Taby Velvet
brown Muslin for Hats ; bl : Stcolored Cainbric
Green and white Florence

Silk, Worsted, and Cotton Hose

4
t
rmiviiorvn Pr.-.ioE . E

L CASH PAID Iron RYE}
at the Norwalk Mills, by
‘ I-IUBBELL 8:. i;i;;.i)i,Ey_

 Lem’. Cleric

Hats for sale, very Cheap,

INE ENGLISH 81.
French Watches;
Goltl Seals,Keys, Slides
and Rings; Watch Rib-
bon aud Lliains ; SIl‘(‘l
Watch Chains; Safety
,_ Chains of all kinds;
 Finger Rings: Breast
” “ -- -— ' Pins: FIll.'l§I'c0r .lot.
Paste, pearl and bead Ear Drops and Plus
Elegant-Bitufl' Boxes ; Pocket Books ; Fine Soap
I-’omatuin; Otto of Rose; School Medals
Pen Knives. Scissors ; Hair, I‘ooth and Shaving
Briislit-s Pocket Combs Purses
Rogers’ Cloak Clasps; Table Bells [Pencils
Conversation Cards ; Ever Point and common
'1 00th Picks ; Stilletocs ; Silver and brass 'I'hiin-
IJIOS .

Silver and Steel Spectacles of
all kinds. New glasses fitted

to old Frames.
Shaving Boxes ; .-sun Glasses, &c. &.'.c. &.c.
Shell and Hum Combs
Bi-itania Tea Ptzts of all prices, some at 85.
Plated and brass Candlesticks at 65. 6s 6d. 7s.
Plated and Steel Snuff:-.rs and Trays
Looking Glasses of various prices: Tea Waiters
Brass Andirons; Shovel and Tongs
Flutes. Fifes, Flagoletts and Instructors with a
variety of musick'; Violin Instructors &. Strings
Silver and plated SPOONS always on hand
and for sale cheap.

All kinds ofRt-pairing done at short notice.

Norwalk, Iaiiuary 4, 1830,

I it1ET11EGL1N.""

UST rect-ivod and for sale by the Subscriber,
a new supply of Metheglin, a first rate ar-

ticle suitable for sickness Jouu BURRALL.

Noi'wa-i«:. Dec. ‘21. 1829. 105

To TEIE _FAééMER.S OF

 

Light and Dark plaid Ginghanis; Stripe do
Grci-ii Gauze Veils

41-4 and 6-4 Ca inbric Muslin

4-4 and 6-4 Plain book do Fig’d book do
Plain and fig’dJacoiict do; Swiss do: .\’Iull do ,
4-4 and 5-4 white .)OI)lI'I(.‘l l_.at.-e; 5--I blk do I
Ladies Kid Gloves; W hite 8:, blk Silk do -

Meiis Beaver 8:. Horscskin do ; '1‘hi‘ead Edglnrrl
hobinet and cotton Laces Footing.
Corset Lacirigs anti Eylet Rings

Silit and Cotton Umbrellas Apron Check
bed Ticks ; Clarks Spool Cotton [liirgedz small ;
Floss thread and Peailiiig ; White cotton COI"iS'
btit and col-.n‘ed silk braids Wor.-ited do
Calicocsa good t1SVSU—I‘I'ttlt?t’lI ; 6-4 Cotton Diaper,
Muslin ‘.:..‘ _

‘Tltfifiietts Worsted Socks and Stockings

Porter shct.-ting: E‘urnittirc Calico ; Cap Ribbons ,
Belt do a good :tssoi'ti._neiit :
Miliiie-t bonnet \l'ii'c Paper I-Ian ings
Oil-2-.d Silk bed Tics ts; Fiirnittii't- biuitliig

A good assorttneii: of Coal 'I‘riminirigs .
Cotton batting and t'r'ad«.liiig Candlewick
Cotton Yarn of all llumbt-.;‘£2 Sewing Silks
Tapes, i'.\'ectl|es, Sac. Soc.

A general assortineiit ofI.iverpnol,Bristol and
Glass ‘V327’. Hardware, and the following‘ Gro-
ct2i‘ii'=. _

l<‘ri-.-... feas g Loaf and brown Sugar
Molasses good Spices ofalll inds

Indigo. ;\tlum, Sta ch, TobilCC0.- 319- 399-

Pure Ground Pepper

u -s Gl.\ GER
ALSPICE
CINNAMON

For sale wliolesale or retail at the Norwalz.

Mill, by HUBBELL» & BRADLEY.

i;'c?i7fi~.f'5i'iiior'iir ‘xZ:'iSb"TiIi> 's'i7:il:'o,
For sale by S. J. Frtosr

 
 

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tn (6

Boot and Shoe Store.
VVILLIAPVI BIAYBURY
 ESPECTFULLY informs
, ,_‘ J. the Gentleinciiaud Ladies"
‘M of Norwalk and its vicinity,
that he has opened his Store,
' first door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the s'ore of Eli Reed,
(-Sign of the golden Boon)
wliere he keeps constantly on hand rind for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Slioes—als‘o measures taken. Gentlemen and
Ladies‘ accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, it
general assortment of superior FINDINGS of
the first quality. for sale at the N. York prices.
Also, Liquid and Paste Blackiiig of a genuine
and superior quality, sui'pa‘ssed by none in the
United States
l.\lt‘l'.'.’dll{. Nov. 9, I829.

Valuable remedy’.

N’t)TICl<‘..-—-l‘lie subscriber who is ii- possess-
ion ofthe original recipe. would respectful
ly call the attention of the publick to the follow-
ing certificates. All persons applying to hi ti at
his residence in Ridgefield,Fairfield County_Con.
can be furnished with a certain remedy for the
complaint to ‘which the t:erti_fic_ates refer.
IESSE WI-IITLOCK.

HIS is to certify thatl was grievously af-

flicted with the Gravel about six years ago
and could fnid no relief, till Joseph Whitlock,
hearing of my complaint. prepared in Medicine
that gave me immt-.diate relief and I have never
been troubled with it since; and I believe it to
be a sure remedy against that complaint.

I)/utiiai. BRADLEY.

Ridgefield, Conn. A. D. I817.

THIS is to certify that I never have been troub.
led with the above ineutioiied complaint .0 the
present date. Datum, BRAD[,Ey_

July 4, 1829. I
, ‘fill: may t'.ertif_v that I.EstlierVVliitlock,was
afllicted with the gravel. which no medicine that

 

 
 

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Joseph Whitlock sent me onethat gave immedi.
ate rcliefatid IIIHVC. never been troubled with it
since, and I believe itto be g.;u|"l'tfI1ICdy agniusge
that complaint, as witness my hand,
I J 1 6 2Es'rtii«;it W'm'ri.ocK.

Souticast uy , I8 9

WE do hereby ccrtit‘_y that Grace Kelly was
mired ol’t_hc gravel by a mcdiciiie pyepai'etI by
Joseph Vrhitlock, and we_do believe it to be sure
remedy against that complaint and we do cheer
fully recommend it to the puolick. l05w6

llitititi Gav, .M..’l‘lLDA GAY,
Joan I‘u:v.\'ot.ns, Joan lti:vNoi.ns

° ‘at his
of.\’or ralk Bridge.

N orwalk, ‘Wilton and Reading.

HE Subscriber having purchased t'or the. at-
bove ineiitioncd towns, the right bfinakiug,
lI.SIll_L" and vending C. Einmon’s “Improved Pat-
ent 'l‘liresliing Macliiiic,’ invites those who may

lit-isli to purchase or exainiiie said article, to call

[)l'I(_‘(' ofbusiiiess. about li.ilt'a mile north
The machiiie is proiiounct-d
by those not the least quttlilietl to judge, to be
one ot the best evt:i'otTcretl to the public. '

_ .. HYATT.
WHI ».“VVl«;LL’S 0RIGI.“~'LA
OPODELEEOC.

OR BIUISPS, Sprtiins, Gout, Rheumatic
Crair p_ Nitiiibiicss, Weal(iiess,oi' Stiffness

Foundation Muslin §;~_:‘ili.- Ni-cl.-.or .Ioin~.s C.‘l]lII)lf1il)S.Cl|:.p§)(!t.Ili?‘. ds,

Stings oflnsccts \'t-getublv Poisoiis, é',*t.‘. a»ppii-
cable to man or beast; v.a--ranted more than
double the stiengtlt ot the liard Opodcl-.lbc-
Recoiiiiiiimdml by one of the fit5t Pfiysiciaiis in
Eiirripe or Aincricai. _The progress of Chemical
science, fortlielast t'e\vycars, has far outrun that
of any other liiiiiian InVt‘tIIIOtl ordiscovcry. Most
oftlic ancient l’h'.irinaet~iitical prcparatioiis are
now entirely laid aside to give place to those 0!‘
more modern origin, and even those which are
retained, preserve little oftlieir originality but
their name. Who. for example, at the present
day. ever thinks of using the old hard kind of O-'
pclleldoc, commonly called “ Steers .7” no one
~ ssiiig the smallest knowledge of Pharinacy,
bu’ u.-. be sensible tltatnone but the worst kind
of ups (viz those made of animal fats are ev-
er used in this compound, for none but such_

susceptible of so constant 8:. firm a cotisisteiicc.”

The superior "Opodt-ldoc,” now offered to the
public, is made from the finest soap composed of
the sweetest Olive Oil (no other is ever suitable
for an t:mbroca.tion.) Itcontains several most im-
portant additional articles not known in tli. mi-

iser, but let the purcliascr
()§=*BE N-._) 'l' IHPOSED U]’0ZV,§-.<;[)
iiig WhitwclI’s Opodeldoe and no other.

. 0 y
flrwcemalzc Smgff,
For ileadache. and tlatarrli.

COM POSED principally ofroots and -\roniat-
ic herbs. [reconimeiidcd by Dr. Watcrhousc-.'|——
This Snuff is‘gi-a'tefuI and fragrant to the smell,
is an infaliible remedy in cases of head ache and
catarrli, dizziness, depression of spirits, drowsi-
ness watery and weak eyes, nervogs initabllity,
&i.c, &.c. It gently opens and purges the head, and
from its antiputrescent quality is indispensable
for all those who watch with or vis I the sick.

Price Fifti Cents : small bottle 25.
- J . . , .
For sale at t/ls: D.--ttggzst More opposite
the Normal/c Ifotcl.

NEW AND CHEAP GROCERY s (‘ORE
-.,.-.| rs" 'g‘.plg‘.‘i '( IE I‘ ‘ :7‘ ._.~*.
.taillJ'.'§l.:l.a“.*.:E i£La$.ll..i9J.‘.la...;.??

, ESl’l«2C'1‘EULt.Y inform the puiltc hat

sortment of fresh and genuine GIIOCERIES,
which will be sold at reduced prices.

ll? lV.,B .. Most kinds of country produce ta-
ken in exchange for Goods. ~ ,

A sliaréiofptiblic patronage is solicited.

Not-tv:t|k,,*L_Vciv. 29, 1829. " _'10I
E’0TASI‘I-—For sale by _

' Ilumii-:i.x. &. BRADLEY
11:3» SELLING OFF 0111249. gt)
JAMES IVIALLORY

IZIVFOKMS the publick that he is desirous of

Selling of his Stock of Duv Goons. C/(.601);
not with a view of retiring from busiiit ss, btit
solely~tn raise the need/ul and be prepared to of-
fer to his friends a handsome assortment of New
Goods in the Spring.

Alway s on hand a good assortment of Cotton
Yarn both blue and white. lso, a general as-
sortment of CISOCKERY. .

Tliosepersoiis wisliirig to purchase CIieap,WilI
do well to call.

JV’ew- Ybrk Store.
11‘ [I It} subscriber having taken the al)m't'

named Establishment,recently occupi-
ed by George Lockwood, is now opening a frcsl
and general assortment of

:‘aea‘sonable Goods,

E-',i ],){j{ ..'r‘ .‘a;y"”s:;.“,i..’.-'.’i.'.‘;I 'l]l-I-titll-1);‘, stiilnblu
for IIIl'l."dtl, for sale by S. J. l."ltOS'1‘,»

which will be otfeied at thelowest prices. ,
' \VlLI.l.-‘\l\'l GALE.

when combined with the‘ other ingredients, are 1

cient days of “Steer,” and used only by [lie adver-,

but as you value life or limb, insist upon receiv-3

they have opened a Store in the cor-_
ner of the Mill, in Norwalk, with a general as-;

I CHEAP. CBIEAP CHEAP
- _ HE subscribei' hasjust received from New

, York per Sloop Citizen. a large and grew
. era: assortment of GROCERIES which he otlirs
to his Customers and the public at his store a
few rods East otthe Bridge on the most reason-
able terms, the following comprises a part of
‘"5 assortment : ,
“.l’S0n, Young Hyson and Soticliong Teas,
L°3I..Lump a-id.Brown Sugars, ' '
iljamaica. St_ Crolx and N. Ruin, _

ort 1‘t-ncriffand Currant \'Vincs,
Hmland and American Gin,

Old Irish Whiskey,
llionorigaliela do. for family use, _
Old Cider Brandy, I . ‘,
Coffee. Chocolate, Alspice. Pepper and Giger,’
l\utmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, ‘ _ ~
Peanuts, Alinoiiils Pilberls, and Maderia Nuts."
Offiflges and>Lemorrs,‘ ’ ’
l_VlfI,39,‘,.-_.I3u£l{tvJicat and ye flour, ,
I‘ resh Bread, CracIt'e‘rs and Old Cheese,
P°"k» Mackerel and Codfish,
508D_and_Candles; Poland Starch,
Sllafllsh and Ameiican Segars,
A-lflm. Spanish Indigo, Licorice,
_Winter strained Lamp Oil,
Siiufi'. Tobacco, Writing paper,
Powder,and Shot of all sizes,
Shoe, scrubbing, and Whitewash Brushes,
Peiiknives and_ Led Pencils
Cedar Tubs and Bellows‘
Blown Salt V-a_ndike’s Mustard ,
Box and Keg Raisins, Tamarinds and‘ Honey
barthcrn Ware and Furnaces Lot of Baskets
Butter, 12 1-2 and Molasses at ‘26 cents.

EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
N. B. CASH PAID FOR HIDES
Norwalk Dec. 21.

Gr'0cerz°es.
GOULD D. JENNINGS

' NFORNIS his friends and the public, that he

has opcineda store a few rods north of the
Biidgt-,_dii'ect|y opposite the Post Office, when-
he offers for sale. on as acominoda ling terms as
at any similar establishment in the place. a gen-
era assortment ofGoods such as are generallv
found in .1 Grocery, I ‘
A inong his assortmen. may be found-—
_Cogiiiac and Cider Bran dy
l-Iollantl and American Gin
Jamagia, St broix and N. Rum
Port,‘Lishon, Malaga and Currant
‘WINES
Wintergreen, Peppermint. <",F.Anniseed 'CordiaIs

' ' EASO
Ilyson Young Hysdn, and

‘ iiuuchong Teas .

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Loaf Lump and Brown SUG \Pu. .
(Ti-if't‘.-e; Chocolate; Alsuice ,' Pepper; Giiirrcr
Nutincgs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins b
Peanuts,‘ Almond, and Madeira Nuts
‘,‘:‘f‘.fi‘ig"*-E‘ ind Lemons ; Figs

Wheat and Rye Flour A

Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese

Brit‘.-rr :' I’r.rrl~.*‘: Lard ; Herrings

Dry and I’icklc.d Codtish : Mackerel
S0311} -"-undies; Poland Starch

Spaiiist find American segzirs

Allum; Spanish Indigo; Licorice

Snub‘; '|‘obbacco; Writing Paper
'5‘owilcr; Slot of all sizes _
Shoe, scrubbing. and white wash Brushes
Mustard, warranted good
Bro-..ms : good Molasses; Rice
Taniai'iiids, Tapers, 4;»-c. &c.
Candlewick and Cotton Batting
AESO
A General assortment of CROCKERY, for
sale Cheap. V
NorwaIk,Junc 22. 1829. 78,
EW PORK HAMS and SI-IOULDERS-—
Also, a quantity of Southern and \Ves_iern
Hour, for sale by D. S. BAI{'I‘I'€AM.

NOAH S. BAILEY,

Z . , I \ '
-."».‘i.L‘.t‘(‘.\\a\\i. I ailor,
 ASjllSt returned from New York, with a

_ very handsome assortment of
l iSu;;cij£n.e,l$lacIc, Blue, Zlfizt and Olive
_‘ BROAD CLOTHS

arid it .-assimeres.
Silk and Valentin Vestipgs

French Bombazines, Drillings, &c for Panta-

Ioons, together with"

'l‘RI3'IMINGS OF ALL KINDS.

All of which Goods are offered upon as reasona-
ble tcrms us can be procured,ofthe same quality,
at any other store in the place, and will be so.d
with or without making up.

All work in the Tailoring line will be done up-
on thezsliortest Notice. and in as good style as
elsewhere in the county. He is grateful for past
favours and trusts that he shall not fail to merit
and receive a. continuance of the publick patron
it 8;‘
g[I’_? All accounts over one years standing must
be settled without farthei delay—or they they
will be put in a train for collecction. .
 LE A"l‘.s.rtti:}R S’l‘0R%i.

5 ..~. : attlitas Hubbell, _
VVHIDLESALE SERETAIL DEALER
in luat/ier and all articles in that line,

NFORMS the publick that he has_ constantly
on hand at his Ware-lio'usc, about half a
mile North oftlic Bridge on the Danbury road, a
gcneralassortinent of Sole Leather, of the first
quiility.sititabIe for Manufacturers and Farniers.
Likewise an assortment ofUpper Leather, Calf
Skins, ‘Morocco, and Lining Skins, Leather and
Cord Binding, Sheeting, Lasting. Inc.

All ofthese articles will be sold either at whole
sale or retail oti as favourable terms as they can
be procttred of the dealers in the city.

Norwalk, May 11, 1829. 72

PROTECTLON

Insurance Company.

, ILLIAM J. STREET, ofNorwaIk, Agent

of the Protectioit Iwmrance Company of
Hartford, Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,
Stores, Mills, Factories Barns, and the contmts
of ca h,togethcr with every other similar species
ofpropcrty,

Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Premium offered, are as low as those
of any other similar Institution. and every man
has now an opportunity, for ntrifling sum, to
protect himself against the ravages oftliis dc-
stru"tivc element, which often, in a single hour,
sweeps away the earnings of many years. _

The course the Office pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment
of losses, is prompt and liberal. For terms of
Iustiraiice, application may be made to the above
named ‘Agent who is authorized to issue policies
to applicants without delay. '

 

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, ; .‘ I ~ W“ . ‘, '
IVIl1Iel'g'l'L'eI‘l, Peppermint &. Antiiseed C0f(I:IdIS,: ’ me‘ and ( Ordmxs

Winter strained Lamp Oil -

-(,‘:.~tto'i~ and worsted Hose. all kiiids .

Grecer@'es.
J. mtowis

AS constantly on hand, at his store adjoin
ting the mill. a very extensive assort
ment ot GROCERIES of the best kind, and as
Cheap as can be bought elsett here.
Among his assortinaut are the following
St. Croix and Jamaica RUM
Cogniac and Cider -BRANDY
’ Ilollaiitl and Americari Gin
.‘ [Young vlyson, Hyson Skin (Lt. Soucliong '7- ea.-
Loaf, Lump and Brown SUGAR
M_“5l3l'd. Pepper‘ and Alspice
G"_"s'_0T. Nutmegs, Cinnamon and Cloves
Raisins, Currants, Coffee and Chocolate
_ P011‘. Lard, Butter and Cheese
‘visoap and Candles; Codfish <§~Mackcrel
Wheat and Rye FLOUR
SNUFF and TOBACCO
Liltewisc a General Assortment of CROC K— i
I£Rl’and GLASS WARE, ofthe newest fiishion.
I\m-ivalk tic;-. 95 r

“TH NEVV SUPPLY -()F i

' ITE LE D. '*

_ — By JOHN 'BSrtiiAi€i.yt‘I§.’ ‘SC
300 lbs. Dry White Lead, English

250 do. Ground in Oil do ’

350 do. do do American

I Cask Spanish Brotin

Linseed and Lamp Oil

6 and 7"b_v 9 Glass by tr. 2 Box

lL§' Carriage Makers. Painters, atitl persons

that are wishing to paint their buildiiigs. will do
veil to call and examine for tlicmselves.
€31? LOGWOOD for sale by

HUSBELIL 8.‘. BRADLEY.
_Norwalk,Dec. Hth 1829

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(‘ab'ti\e.t ‘Waite-loiisc. _
J€B."’-7??‘-'IlP§§ l*‘-3’§‘EBB§Fl§.

' l'ISPEC'I‘I"ULLY iiifortns the Publick thato
Iic inakes all kinds of '
étabisirt E;‘t7:?rt"c, ,
At his Establisliiiieiit in Norwalk, a little north '
of the Bridge, which he warrants as not inferior
in point of beauty and \V£)l‘l(ln,al|SI|l[) to any that
Catt! ll))tl3pIlI’(‘Ili1S(.‘tI elsewlicre, upon terms as rea
s na c.

Bureaus, Sirlcbaards, Secrez‘arics,
lvVork .’['t."f/‘ZIJS, Boo/c Cases, dye.
Made, in the newest fashion, and kept constantly

, on hand.
N I.-ikezois». BEDSTEADS, Wash and Candle
STANDS, &c. 82.0.
.OI{DERS't'or any kind of \l."ork in his Linc,
vill be executed at the shortest notice. _
All kinds of Lumber taken in lexchange for‘
‘abinet Work. _
_Norwalk. August 12. I828 33
"-1 - . .
Cabinet and Chair Makiiitr.
. :5
HP. SUBSCRIBER
respectfully iiifortns
his old'custoincrs and the
. public. that he continues -
the Labinct &. Chair l‘.l-it:
ing btisiiicss at his old"
stand. about li'ilf :1 tiii_l_e_
- _ ..)osi: ofthe B;‘lt_l,'5"{-, on ,1“,
, z 1 an itry roat. w iere I
will make to orih-r all kinds of I“ui'niture in bi:
no. He has on Il£lII=’ a good acsortma m or 3"‘.
teams. I.5lI)l"‘i.SI.':l||tlS,\\r‘IIII Talilcs.\'v"asli Staiitls,

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' form the public that he keeps coiistantl_t i0l
sale at his estabiislimeiit at the sign ot the BOOK,‘
a few rods EAST of the Bridge, an assortment of
GEN'I‘I.EMl'.“."s and LADIES gr

BOOTS AND SIICES, 1
of every description. of his own inaiitifaciuro-,g
wliicli are made oftlie hcst inttterials, and will

be sold upon as reasonable ti,-rms as at anv oth-

r-r establishment. ' I
Boots and Shoes made to IDI’..'ISlIIC for custt-.m.,
ers t-t short notice, and in the iicatest style. f

VVatei' Proof Boots and Shoes. ‘

Th :59 who wish to stqpl} thems.-Ives with
S.’-o;-s or Boots of this description, eitlic-.' of
Leather or Pruitt-.lla, will do well to call. as he
can furnisli the in with an article equal to am.
manufactured in the country '
Walvr I’!'0.0l' Cloth. of a superior kind con-,‘

I stantl for sale. r
-V l

Norwallc, Feb, 14, 1830. 112 1

l’et:t0i'al Honey of Boueset, 1
For Coughs, Colds and compliuiils ofllie Lungs_
leadi'1z_9;!o consuinplion, As!Iima,(.‘roup(or [lives] A
Hooping Cough PIl'1:ll’IlI. the breast and side, dif-
/icitlty of brealltiiig in young childreii, &.c.

This tiealiiig and val table preparation has pro-
ved sttcccssful in :1 practice of many years, and
its rcpttlatioii and good effects may be-‘ learned by t
the use oforit: or two pliials. It iinmatliately qiii-’
ets a coughing fit, gives ease to a sore and pain.
ful breast, and supports the (I!3I)IIiIiII('(I chest and
lungs under disease and -.:e;.ted coiisuinption.

Price 50 cents a bottle.-—For sale at the Nor
walk Dispensary. l’i‘.1ct; Sr. M’I.i~;.i.\'.

Norwalk, Feb. 15. lS30. 4 112

at the :s:ttir«: of

JANIES l'v"iALLOi{Y
N AY be found a general assortment ofchcap

articles among which are

Fine Black Bombtiziiies Blk Circassiaii
Blk, Scarlet, and Green Boinliazcltcs
Green Moreen Tartaii Plaids t
Blue and brown Camblct _
Spotted Sali_sbur_v I-‘lanncls; Irish Linens all prices
Linen Crinb.'ic, Long Lawn
Linen and Cotton Talilt-. Diaper; Russia Diapers
White and Brown Drillings Blk Prunelle
Rowan Cassime re Brown and blk Linens
Apron Chi.-ck,bcst kind: Lightfizdark Ginghzinis
Ftiriiittire Dimity White Jean .
Catnbric anti common Dimity ; Stripes for chil

dren’s treat‘; I lain 81. fi;»;’tl Iackonett Muslin
Cambric ls; Mull Muslin; White Scplaid Cravats
Silk and cotton 5 lagg Hddkfs
Cotton and Prussiaii Shawls; Cashmere Shawls
Blk, white and scarlet Merino Shawls
Worsted Berrage Hdkfs
Caslitnerc and Fancy, Silk.Hdkfs , ,
Bit: and slate Cainbri.:; Pink, blue and brown do
Plain and figured book Muslin '«_' " [Hat C'IlllI)l‘IC
Book Muslin Hdkfs; Brown Btittiste and brown
Blut-and yellow Nankeen . A
Furniture Calicnes Paper hangings
Blk Worsted Berrage for dresses; Plaid Battistc
Bl}: Siiichew and Stirsinet , Blk I"|or_c,i,ice Silk
Blue blk Marcelino Silk; Blk Lcvallilllllsb Satius
Stripe Silks’ _(l'ro de Naps
Colored I-'lot‘ei‘-ccs and Satius
Handsome _wliite gro dc nap ; blk Canton (‘rape
Blk, wh.te and green French Cr.-ipe [veryclieup
-Gentlemen and Ladies white and b‘k Silk Hose,

Gloves of every description; Calicocs very cheap
Plain Silk VES'1'lNGS

Crape and wl-iitc Shawls; Crape Lisse

Green Gauze , Velvet Ribbons

Worsted Braids ; Blk bobiiiet Lace Veils, cheap
5-4 Lace t'or Veils Inserting

Thread and _Bohinet Lace, and l-Zdgeings

Blk, white, and green gauze Yeils. plain and fig’d
0iICloths Tow Cloth Sliirting Musliiis
Unbleached Sheetiiigs, ‘very cheap
Bangup Cord ‘ Cotton Wadding
Flaiincls. allcolours; Knitting Cotton
Fancy Buttons; Silk Braids; Needles; Ribbons
Combs; Scissors; Knives; Hooks and Eyes
Cotton Balls ; Irish 'I‘lire-ad; Sewing Silk
Colored Cotton Thread; Marking Cotton
Shaving Soap and Brushes; Fans; Lead Pencils
Stillettocs ; Pins; knives and I-‘orks. &e. &c. the

Blue and white 3' Iollzm. Yarn.
CRUCKERY.

APPRENTICES WANTED.
’ ' ANTED-—as apprentices to the Paper
V Making business,two active I.-ids. f'i-om
14 to 15 years ofage. of good habits, to whom:
good encotiragenient will be given. App 1.’ to
the subscriber_ at the Mill fornierly -owned by
Mr. Seth Belts, and recently 0CCll_nI"fI by Jaime.-

Sattinets

. V

Iicilst.-‘ads 0' all descriptions, an i-xii-ii.-ive as-
~ortim-iit ot Chairs, 81.: .&'.t.' which he will sell as
cl.-.-.:p is the clicapost and no oil’ warrant the
\Vt_\I'l{IIlflilSI|Ip not to be iiitcriorto any made in
l.Il{' :.otiiit_v
(L? Repziiring o: all lrinds none at slioi't-notice.‘
€‘otlins l'urnislit-.t.l at the shortest iit.licc.
EVEl\’t' QUli‘."l‘ARD.
__3’or'_.t_'all_t._l\.’_I:1ycli2:'.’, Ic30. 110
' u v:
t'e.i‘~.\.‘-.oye=.' l‘s.c.elt:t*
HAVE FOR SALE
A general assortment of Grace/‘its.
‘ Zlltl.-\'I‘ l"3V:u: my the barrel;
‘ I -rtrr. To o!li_-.. iizitl Ilctl 'l‘i:.p Sued
Azbziny Greui, anti llIilt'I'0Wr;lI Peas
Oraiigcs lminoiis II \ltDVVARE
Roiiiid and square Cast Sis (‘I ; German, English,
_ Bli-.t_ct' and Anicriraii Slee.
Flat, Round. Square and Hoop Iron ; Nail Rods
Wrought and (‘tit Nails of all sizes
Cartaiid Wagon Boxes; Shovels {1|)dSpa(l(_'5
Grind Stu-ics; Paiiits ofall kinds
Liiisevd and l.ainp0ii Puttey
Tar. Pitt.-li. Rosin tint! Tiirpeiitiiic
Glass from 6 by Stu 12 by 20 R.lISSl.'l' 'l‘ii‘ri.'~»;5
Groiiiitl Pt-pper, Alspitzc, Ciiinzimoii and Giiigt i.
Norwallt, March 15, I830.
Fglllii Court of l’robat.e for the (liE.’.l‘tCl’.
:1 oi” I\'oi'waIlt, hall: limited and allov.'(‘tl
nine iiir-iitlis fro.-ii the date licreof, for the
creditors to the estate of S'l‘I~JI'HE.‘u' Loci.’-
wool), late of l\'x;r'.valk, deceased. to csltih-'
it their claiiiis for izc-Eiletnciit. Tliose who
‘tar-,r;!c-ct. to presctit their accmints, properly
ilIl.t3SI.(:(I, within said time. will ‘be flt3il€ll'l‘(‘(l
:1 I‘t’Ct'JV'Ci'_Y. All persons indebted to said
estate. are i'cz;ttI.-.-tctl to make iminedititc pay-
ment to BI-‘..'s'JAMI."l LOCKWOOI), Exeeiitc-r.
Norwalk. M-arcli I. 1830. 11:3
H~__:._‘” IS hereby §E“(‘“ in
""l"':z~ ‘ those persons inJ.:b\.ed : .
I'll-I REED, on Book or by .\'m.-
tli-t the dcinands agaiii.-:.t them
are assi,r.n"il to '.I‘!~[oM.l5 Itmzn, and are i then
hands ofthe subscriber for collection and that
stich as icinaiii uiipald on the 2(hh of inst.'March
will be put in suit without tlisti-ictiou.
-\l‘"‘Cl_‘ 1.1830, IH 'i‘ii.-ti)i)i4::'s llarrs.
'E‘lDI()'l‘£.§Y SEED.
UST received and for salt.’ NINE CASKS
Timothy Seed, of the last _vcar’s growth,
which I warrant to be it first rate article; and
clear from Canada Thistle. J.~\C0]l SMITII.

 Norwalls lliills.

VEVIIE SllI\SC}'II)(-‘I‘S now _ofl'cr for sale at the‘
. NORWALK MILLS:
Superfine Flour and llIiddliiigs.'
Rye Flour. Biickwlieat do.
Corn Meal. Shoifts and Bruit.
Ground Plais‘tcr, &c.
lIUliBI~‘.I L 6:. BRADLEY
.'\'0rwalk, January H, 1830.
Lt) Ch -shirt‘ Cheese, very superior.
Good Butter at Is per lb, just received and
for sale by EDWIN l.oCIi\\'00D.
Norwallz, III-.4:-rli 15, I830
‘.”’§V "§.‘.EE .€+ll‘§ 1
_ Hit. siilis.::-it.isi- linsjtist icceived and now of-
. ‘ fers for sale the following articles, all oftlte
first quality, viz: -Pork and Bccfflzinis; l.VI:ic'.{-
erel No. I and 2 by the Barrel ‘and Iialf Barrel,
Mess Pork bv the Barrel or less qiiantit_y,'I‘imothy
and Clnver Secil, Marowtat Peas, and White
Beans Ilrierl Apples. Pickle..l Codfish by the
barrcland dry Codfisli by the quitital ; Butter 8:,
Cheese.
Norwzilk. Murcli I5, 1330. C 
I:;’y(1m’s vclabmled gcizzii/zcjfizysical drops,
cumpuscd «fronts and /Icrlts.
7 VIII". above Mediciiie will cure colds coughs,
Jatiiidice, bile anti ueakiiess oftlie stomacli,_
will puril'_v the blood. create an appetite, and cure
the most invctcratc Headache, and is an exellcut
preventative agaiiin fevers ; for worms in chil-
dren it is a most etlicacioiis medicine. Prir:c, 25
cents. —.»1LSO—
 v"1~.,’?.*~.i‘§’~~.—;". '-"35. E: 3' ‘.P, ‘E
SPGNGE AND BRU-S‘H BLACHING
iperinr ai1ir:lc.just received and for
’orwaIk Dispensary west side of the
Pmct-: 8:. M’Lt:AN ’
Mnrcli I5. 'lS?_‘.‘.0. 3-2:116
JIOR SALE, orto let for a term‘
ofyears, the Dwcllin-._ house
re the subscriber now lives.sittt-
n the west bank of Nmtvalk
minutes walk from the bridge.
It is a most exco-lie I stand fbr a Hatter or any
body clsc. n€X(‘.(‘llt'llI garden and a.
varity of fruit trees oi the pi‘o"lIll~(‘.<

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

A very .
sale at the
Bridge.

‘-.'.--rwttllt

 

Edds. ' , JAMES S\VAN-
Nrtvtilk, Jamiary'l9, 1830. 109
E'I'I'IEGLlN,‘ Old-Illld superior _-itality. fol‘
sale by‘ S. J. FROST
~‘1 OLLINS 34. CO,’s AXES-Fol‘ Stilt‘. 9')’
(J J. FROST.

 

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