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NEW SERIES--N on. 150.

WEEKLY AT NORWALK, c0NN..§'__s.Y”W. BENEDICT,‘ IEDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

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_V '10 OLD AND l0UI\G I-IOUSLIa—KEPLItS Fort sxinu OR all; T. LL31 ’(}§T‘G'SP(DDbpI<"0Ir§1S LE. LY I G. T57’ gripe JUEEN BUILDERS’ -FIN DINGS. 5:0. PROTE -
HI‘. House and Lot relI'D'ICI'l.V ~ 0 I-'.lLJ9§3..:).lili.§il. 1'.-H.-0 - , , , _ ‘ _ 4 _ 
Fl‘ LRS for sale a... 3 small advance front W1LLIAM J. STREET 8% C0. lnsupance CJ0n‘Pa‘1Y

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' STILES CURTIS 5.: co.

AVE constantly on hand at their «3stziblish-
ment a few rods Sou'h of the Bridge, in

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I\orwalk, an extensive assortment of
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KITCHEN FURNI’E‘URE.
Tin,Sheet Iron &. H0llowVVai'e

HARD VVABE English Brass Kettles, bailed
‘ and uribailcd Brass "Candlesticks

‘Brass tipped Andirons, Shovels and Tongs
Frying pans Bake pans Gridirons Toasters
Sad irons Iron Candlesticks Tin do

Copper Tea kettles from 3 to 8 quarts

. Composition. cast iron and tin Tea Kettles

“Saiicepans Chafing dishes Chopp_in_g Knives
Bellows Colt‘:-.e mills 'I,‘ea waiters Soup Ladies
Silver plated, Tea and Table Spoons
Iron and block tin Spoons Knives and Forks
__SnulI’ei's and '1‘rays Brass and pewter faucets

ix --Ag—as‘sorttuei1t of Hollow Ware, finished and un-

finished. Spiders with covers Kettles from

12 gallon; go 1 quart Pots ofvarious sizes

Ai,so——.A large assortment of plain and Japan
Tin Waie, which will be sold at the lowest rates,
wholesale and retail. ,
milk pails; other ware in proportion-

 

Scales and scale beams; Weights and Meas- -

ures—weights from half ounce to 28 pounds
Cornice heads and conductor pipes '

Also, a large assortment of S F0 VES,
which will be sold at a small advance from. cost
during the summer months. '

FRANKLIN S, new and elegant patterns. Per
sons building are invited to call. _

 lbs. Live Geese Feathers Quills
Flax Barbary Tallow Beeswax Hogs bristles

Sheetiron, Sheet -lead, Wire assorted from no.1
to 20. '

IIFA liberal discount to those wh
bill ofgoods.

Ifiwpairizzg and .Iub;,wor7c done as usual.

Carriage /Ila/€’l«72,’°‘.
VVILLIAIVIS & FINCH _

ESPECTFULLY Ill‘
form the publick

that they have an establish-
’ , ment for carrying onthe a-
‘ 1 bove business, near the
Bridge in Norwalk, where
receive orders for any de-
From their ex-
onfident that

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' they will be happy to
scription of work in their line.
‘ perience in the business they are c
they shall be able to give satisfaction to any who
may be disposed to employ them. All kinds of
Carriages and Fancy Waggons finltlled I“ the
modern style. in the mostsubstantial ruanner,aud
at short notice.
Norwalk. July 20, 1830. __g

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CLOTH
HE subscriber
that they have com
nose in all its various bran
merly occupied by Samuel _
kinds of Dyeing and Dressing
a manner that will not be excel
art of the country. . ‘ .
Cloth may be leftwith written dire _ .
Store of Pennoyer &.Keeler, from whence It Will
. be taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
Yarn of any colour required, as we are well stock-
ed with all kinds of Dye Stuffs for dyeing all
kinds of fancy colors, we flatter ourselves that a
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v "'°”°' "1 Bmmuon wbviiféirigu 8:. LEEDS.
' , Norwalk, $8P¢¢”’1"”'_ 20I..L839_‘____.._~‘_-l:l£3.__
"" ' GTRE T BARGAINS,
T the Norwalk Clflllllllg S‘°"°'_“A 3°?‘
eral assortment of Men’:-. Clothing, suit-
ubie for the approaching season, for sale Cheap
' for gash. EDWIN Locxwoon.

. '”"""“" "‘”" "’—'lT"
 1103,93 sale at the
&_§orwalk_M§l§_by ISIUBBELL &. Bnapntzv.
 'vE\I’I‘R~Y-LE FLOUR, ntade atSNJt_*.\VF
.F'lty -'._.-‘
‘ 'fi9l§iE:_g’K ast Iron ._I‘L0U(-“IS
, 1 V t, shares, for sale by -
and P pug [fungus 6;. BRADLEY.

 

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Corner of the Mill, Norwalk,
FFEB to the Public 21 general assortment
of Goods in theirline recently purchased,
such as -
Old Hyson, 1
Young Hyson. S T
eysor. Skin 8:. 3 gas-.
Souchong ‘
Coffee ; Loaf, Lump,'brovvn and white powder-
ed Sugars Molasses and Honey
Rock salt Blown Salt ' Codtish Mackerel
Rice Cloverand Timothy Seed
Potash Pearlash and Saleratus
Raisins Figs Oranges Filberts Peanuts
Soup and Candles Tobacco and Snuff
Lamp Gil Stone Lime Nails of all sizes
‘ Norwalk. March 29. I830
CROCICER Y.

, JUST received handsome and cheap
‘ TEA SETTS, of the following colors :
Chocolate, pink and light blue. ALSO—for sale
Plates of various sizes ‘and colors; Tumblers ,
Pitchers; Dishes of various kinds ; Napies and
Bakers ; Liverpool Dishes; Glass Lamps. Bowls,
&c. &.c. , GEORGE ST. JOHN.

COTTON AARN 8: BATTS. _
U51‘ received by the subscribers, a quantity
of Cotton Yarn of all numbers, from 4to I6.
otton Batts of good quality for sale cheap, by

ST. JOHN St. IVIORRIS.
‘A. as; W. UNDERHIL L

. . Dealers in Drugs and Medzczzzes,
’ Hatters article-s, dim.
NO. 15 PEGK SIiI'._P, ,
ESPECTFULLY acquaint their customers,
that they have an extensive supply of
CHIP LOGW (DOD,
at Norwalk, which can be obtained at their New
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York prices, on app ltlillltigl. p’mcB' Dwggist.
New Establishment.
SEYMOUR COIVISTOCK,
(of the latcfirm of Raymond 8,‘ Comstoclc,)
AS just returned from New York with a
fresh stock of new selected
DRY-GOODS,

Groceries,'Hardwarc and Crockery, and taken
the store a few rods south of the old stand, where
he would particularly invite his former customers

I and {fiends generally to call and examine the

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""§i£§$°c‘.Z2..f’3.‘?3‘i, 1830. ms

'11-IE Subscriber would informl

. all those whose accounts have

i-six months‘ stanuing, that a settlement
ary, to save liimsclf, and per-

uch grumblzng.
NOAH S. BAILEY.
DRESSING. .

5 wish to infoim the Publlc

mencetl the above busi-

ches, at the place for-

D(LDB1lp0rt, where all

will be done in

led by any in this

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1000 Milk Paris; 5000 »

lNew York prices. ‘

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DAV! I)
- ~— v BOULT, dc-c’d, pleasantly situated
about I00 rods_noi't.li of the Bridge. For terms,

the residence of

which will be accommodating, apply to
April 26.

122 C. ISAACS.

OTICE is hereby give-ii to
those persons indebted to
ELI REED, on Book or by Note,
_ - ‘illlt the. demands against them
are assigned to THOMAS Reno, mid are i then
hands ofthe subscriber for collection and that
site It as remain unpaid on the 20th of inst. March
will be put in suit without distinction.
3'1‘-Irch I, I830. II4 'I‘H.ti)m«:'.'S Bvrr-rs
CEDAR ANB PBIQE
_' ‘W’ Fr. '"tE!l':"t‘v ,
Ei‘.l3.'...'\«lE¢_=3Cl.s_.‘-.'r-..'.*:q.
UST received per schooner Necton, 65,000
S 9. and and 3 feet SIIIKGLES, ofgood quali-
ty. Also, Pine Luinberofalniost every descrip-
tion, previously received and fit’ for Iinineiliate
use. J. HILL.
Norwalk, June 6, 1830. 128

. . TAILORENG.
CHARLES LOCEQVVOOE)

WOULD inform the public that be has com
meuced the

T'&llO\‘ll\S_§ Btisiiiess,

in this place, a few rods east of the Bridge-—
wherc any orders in his line will be thankfully
received,and no pains spared to give satisfaction.
Norwalk, April 5, I830. ]l9

STONE LIME,
RESH bui-nt,just received and for sale by
the Cask.
Ai.so, aquantity of air slaclted Lime for sale
at halfprice by GEO. ST. JOHN.

R.A VENSDA LE COAL.
HE Subscriber offers to the public 80 tons
of the above named l‘oal, which be war-
rants to be equal to any in use, and at the lowest
market prices. J. HILL.

September 19th.

N consequence of being harder pushed

for cash than usual,J. HILL proposes to let
his customers have 5 thousand 3 ft. Cedar Shin-
gles at $17--and 60 thousand 2 ft. do. for $11
per thousand.

OH! N. B.—If the above propositions are not
accepted within 60 days from this date, the Shiit-
gles will henceforth advance to the price charged
elsewhere. _ J. HILL.

September I9, 1830.

ROUND ALSPICE, PEPPER and CIN-
NAMON, for sale by .lt)H.\' BURRAl.t..

RIITHIN G.
HE Public are informed
that the above business is
carried on in all its branches at
_the Shop of Williams 6:. Finch
about 80 rods from the Bridge
on the road to Old lVeiI; and
that ujork will pe thankft-.l_ly
received, and a l orders exe
cuted in the best manner. Price for Horse shoe
ing $1; for Ox shoeing $1 75.
Norwalk, July 20, 1830. 1344f
./9 new supply of fresh ./Elle.
UBBELL 82. BRA DLEY have just received
a new supply ofJ.H McCullough 8L Co.’s
Fresh Brewed ALE.

SAVVED LATH.

UST received and for sale a quantity of
Suwed Lath. J. HILL.
September 27th.

READY lll.-SIDE CLU'l‘Hl£\ti.
A‘ FEVV pair ot’Pantaloons and Vests on
1. hand and for sale cheap by

Lewis M.iLLoav 81. SON.

TO 1VIANUF.A.CT'URERS.
- ‘HE subscriber otfers for sale

 

 

 
 
 

 an extensive Manufacturing
- :,,>_. Establishinent, situated about two
‘_,__ miles front Norwalk Landing. The

 

place possesses numerous advanta-
ges, and is well calculated for carrying on an
extensive business. It is situated on a DEVI}
failing stream of water. with a. first rate dam,
and 10 feet head and fall. The Factory is 36 by
28 feet, two stories high, with a cellar under a
tart of it. Tliere is also a long and convenient
two story Dwelling-house within three rods of
the Factory, with a basement story, well calcu-
Iated for carrying on the weaving business ex-
tensively. Also. a vviug or Kitchen one story
high, 19 by 20, attached to the main building,
with cellars under each. There is also a well of
excellent never falling water within 8 feet of the
door~ The're is a good road leading from it to
the landing, where thei;e is a daily communica-
tion with New York, by Steam boats and Pack-
ets. For further information, terms, Sic. apply
to the subscriber, near the Bridge, Noiwalk.
- Josnrn E, Coma-:n.
Or to David Roberts and Samuel Gray, Nor-
walk._or David B. Tliorp, Peck-slip, N. Y.
April 24. I830. 122“
HATTERS AR/l‘ICLE_S.
UM SIIELLAC, Copperas, Hatters
G Stopping'BRUSHES,
Soft Finishing do. extra do. JACKS, &c. a
new supply. just received and for sale at the
P. PRICE.
Norwalk. Sent. 27 I830.
SCITUYLICILL COAL. _
UST lanrled a very superior cargo, received
direct {mm the mines, which is particularly
ivcoininended for family use, being very free
from slate and sliells—l"or Sale in quantities to
suit purchasers. by Srinics CURTIS 8:. Co.
‘ A'I'I£N'1‘ CHUltNS—-for sale by
I S. J .FROST.
ENS and Youths Cups for sale very low,
at the store of E. STEVENS.
MILLIN ER Y .
MRSI MI AI 
NFORMSthepublic,tltat she still continues the
I Millinery business in this place,an.l will be
happy to receive orders in that liue.at her standin
the new building of S. Grit) , adjoining the Mill,
where she offers to the public a_ie,cneruI usssm't-
mcnt of goods in the Milliiiery line. She has just
rece.ved from New York a large and elegant as-
sortment of Navarino Hats, black. white and yet-
low a part of‘which are new patterns lately iii.
trotluced. Extra fine Leghorn Gipsies, Suttin

. Straw Hats a fashionable article 3 OP" “’°'k ‘md

plain straw hats; silk hats of various colours and
of the latest fashions; it good assortment of
IHBBONS : straw and lease bands: Misses _and
children's Navarinoes: Battiitte hats of various
colours ; bandboxes: artificial fIowcrs,&c. all
of which will be offered at the most rcoson:_1l‘le
terms. Eve:-y exertion will ‘be made to ,l1."3“l 9

I

. share of puhlick patronage.

Norwalk, May 18; 1330-

ENGLISH, Russia, and
Swt-(lrs Iron

American no .
English and blister Steel
Cast,Gei'iii:iiit§r-spriiig (lu
Cart and Wagon Boxes
'.l‘t'ace Clinins

lron Pots, all sizes

Shel

Oil Vii
Opium

l-Vrought do
Scrrw Wrenches
Bed Screws

CROSS CUT SA IVS

and a great. Variety of
II.-\liI)\VAl.lI3

too nunierous to mention

ALCOHOL.
Seed Lack and Gum

lzic

Virdigris
Copperas

rol

Linseed Oil-

l_ron Kettles do Fish Oil

Brass Kettles Castor Oil.
Tea Kettles Blue Vitrol
Cut Nails, all sizes Nut Gulls ’‘

Englisli White Lead
.-liuerican, do
While lead ground in oil

Bed Caps ‘.’irdigris ground iiioli
ii-etl Iteys Extract of Logwood
Butts 8L Screws.all sizes (_‘-opal Varnish
Hooks and Hinges Uiiiber
Knives and Forks lied Lead
Carving do Venetiaii Red, English
Brittiiiiiatizpltitetl sdoons -indAmericaii
Iron Spoons, soup do Spanish Brwn
Brittania Tea Puts Y4-llow Ochre
Wire Stoves Terra dc Senna.
Coffee Mills Litlierage
Files ofull kinds Rose Bin];
Feriner"s Chisscls and lndig-0

Gauges Lamp Black
Knob, Stock, Pad;Chest, W'lii*_e ‘Furpentine

Draw & Trunk Locks Pitch, Tar an
Carpenters anu Cabiiie. Spirits Turpentine

inukers Tools Sponges

8z.c. &z.c.

Norwalk, Aug. 8, I830.

kind, which are offered to the 1
est prices. He has among h

 
 
 

 

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Canal Flour, first quality;

Nutinegs, Cin:-inion, Cloves
Prannts, Almonds, Filberts, M
Oranges and Lemons

Pork, Mackerel and Codfish

Spanish and A mericun Segars

Pump Oil, Snuff, Tobacco, Wri
Powder, anal shot of all sizes

ilown salt Vandike’s Musta
lox and Kr-g Raisins

Green Baize Camblets and PI

Blk Prune-lle Linc-ns

Homespun Flannel

Gros de Napleé
and red Florence Silk

Bobiuett Lace and Footing

PelJ'llttg white and black

Barrage and Cashmere Htlkfs;

Beaver and Kid do
Cambric Muslin
Mull and Sarsinette Cambric
Cotton Hose white and Black :
White and mixt V./Voolen Yarn
Bleached Diaper 65 4d
Oil Silk Aprons for small child
6-4 and 4-4 Blk French Craps;
Rattle Boxes
Russia Sheeting

Kettles, Sad Irons, &z.c. Gi-:0
Norwzilk, Sept. 3l, 15:30.

Also, a largo assortment of Cr

'1':-JIV1i"l1)i_€..-LN CE RE TREAT
I-IE subscriber liasjustreceived a General
Assortment ofGro::eries zofa very superior

iublic at the low-
is assortment:

Wines, and other ’l‘cuipcrate articles
Superior Fresh TEAS,
of the the latest im-
portations.

Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugars

Coffee, Chocrlate, Alspice,Pepper and Ginger

adeira Nut

Soap and Candles, Poland Starclt

Alum, Spanish Indigo, Licorice

ting paper

Shoe, SC:‘lll)l’)lII,'.‘,', and VVhiiewash Brushes

rd

Mould Candles
EDWIN LOCKVVUOD
NEW C1‘.-GODS
1RF.SI’1 from NewYoi-ls, suitable for Full and
\‘Vll1lCi', for sale Cheap for Cash.
What is onsuncrated comprise only a part :,
Black, blue, olive, and m:-19.8‘ Broadcl‘-sttis ,
Sattinetts: White, green, red and yellow Flannel ,

.iids Padding

Buckrain; Beuvcrteen ; Canton Flannel Ticks

Bleached and unbleached Shirtings 8!. Sheetin go
Good assortment of Calicoes; Furniture Chintz’:

Blk, and slate colored Circassians; Pongee
Col'd and blk Canton Crepe; Nankcen Crape
White, straw coI‘d, blk, blue,

Fig’d Lace

Pruiielle, Metal and other Buttons

Merino 81. Silk do

Tabby Velvet; Blk and eol’d liorseskin Gloves
Buckskin Mitten:
Corded Cambric

Worsted Hose
Russia Diaper

Crash

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Work Baskets

Checks _I)iuiity
Twillcd Muslin, Ste.

ockrry, andPots,
ital S r. Joan.

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Blue, black, brown,olive niixt a

Satinetts all qualities; Iflaniiels,

Bllc Bombazine cheap

Narikin Crapes Pongee Ca

Light and dark Vestings
Culicoes all kinds, some at 7d
Good dark Beaver Gloves at 12
Gentlcmcns W hite Beaver do

4-4, 5-4 and 7-4 Pussian do

I Superior Blk l*‘lorenceSilk
India and Italian Lustring, good
Col'd Gro de Naps ; Blk 81. light Italian Cravats

6-4 and 4-4 blk Italian Craprs

GreenFlorence

Good assortment of Umbrellas
Apron Checks at 8d Bcdtic
Also, 2 bal

Street 81. James.
Norwalk. Oct. 4, I830.‘

 

T HE above Iiiie of Packets
running upon their usual
merits, and a. vessel will leav

sale by

NORWA PACK

New Fall Goods.
VVIL_LIAllI K. J ARIES 8: CO.
AVE just rccived a tresli supply at DRY-

GOODS, which consist in part of

mi drab BROAD

CLOTH S, a little cheaper than can be bought
elsewl ere; Blue, blk and niixt Cassioueres

Plaids8zCamblets

Merino Circassians and others, some at 15 6d

Col'd, fig’d and blk Bombazette : Green Moreen
Ladies blue and inixt Habit Lloths

nton Crapes

Irish Linens and Linen Canibric
Long Lawn’ and Linen Cainbrtc I-Idkfs

1-2

Assortment oflndies Gloves and Hosiery
Long and sqare Merino Shawls

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Elegant fancyBelt Ribbons; Bobbinet Laces and
Clark’s superior Cotton on blk spools

Col'd .Satiiis

Assortment silk Flagg Hilkfs, seine at 31 cts
4-4 American Plaids at I2 I-2 cents

Mens and boys Leather Mittens

k

es bleached and unbleached Sheeting

[I_’;’ All ofthc above and many others not enu-
merated will be offered as low aathey can be
found at any cheap shop in the county. Call west
side of the Bridge at the old standntormerly

 
 

 

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have common

Spring Arrange-
e Norwalk every

Tuesday and Saturday, and returning will leave
N.York every Saturday and Thursday.
[ET For l'rciglit.7r;’fiissiigc apply to the Cap-
tains on board, or atitistfstore of the subscriber.
MONSON IIOYT.

LA.':'S &. WAX for Shocmakers, tor

' 5. J. EROST.

ced

cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-
lowing articles, to wit.
Cogniac and Cider Brandy; Holland and Amer-
iciui Gin St. Croix and N. Rum
West India and New Orleans lljlolasscs
Young Hyson and Skin Teas
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugar; Coffee; Pimento
P_ep;le1‘ Cinnamon Cloves Nutmeg;
_P<:ai'l2ish Saleiaius Powder and Shot
Tobacco; S_'EI_l‘Cll; Shaving and Bar Soap
Codfigh; Shad; Rice; Sperm and Linst-ed Oil
bptrits '.l‘urpentine; White and Red Lead
doGi'ound in Oil
Yellow Ocre Cromb Yellow Spanish Whiting
Lamp Black Copat Varnish Glue Borax
Bristol and Cast Steel American do Iron
Cart Boxes Bi-ass Kettles
Tea .'{eztlcs’“ Iion Pots Spiders
Nails all—sizes Cofl‘eeMills
Knives and Forks Butts and Screws all sizes
5 ilr.-:..ot‘.-.'.-.'-l kinds Britannia Spoons Chissels
Knob and Stock Locks; Pad, Chest 8:. Trunk do
Gtrniau and cast steel pannel Saws
Steel back teniiou do Compass do
Brass and iron Candlesticks
Norfolk and thumb Latches Sad Irons
Bound Bolts Iron Squares Compasses
Siiutfers; Sparables; Brads; Awls, &c.
Also—Just rcceived a quantity of fresh Canal
Film!‘ Norwalk, Oct. 9, I830.
iv 142W (£1110 CE RIBS.
SHE Subscriber hasjust received a new sup-
ply of FRESH GROCERIES, which he of
fcrs for sale at reduced prices. Among which
are the following articles i
Cogniac and Cider Bran dy
Holland and American Gin
Jamacia, St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant -
WINES

Iron do
Frying Pans

TEAS.

Hyson Young Hyson, and
Souchoug Teas

 

Loaf, Lump, and Brown SUG KR

Coffee; Chocolate; Alspice, Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Orangcsand Lemons ; Figs

Wheat and Rye Flour

Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese

Butter ; Pork; Lard; Herrings

Dry and Pickled Codfish ; Mackerel

Soup: I"».indles; Poland Starch; Copperas
S;‘aIllSl’ and American segars

Alluin; Spanish Indigo; Licorice

Winter strained Lamp Oil

Snuff; Tobbarco ; Writing Paper

Powder; Slot of all sizes

Shoe, scrubbing, and white vvasIi"_Bruslies
Mustard, warranted good '

Brooms : good Molasses; Rice

Tauiariiids, Tapers, §"C. Sz,c.

Caiidlcwick and Cotton Batsin

G. D. JENNINGS.
,Nort\;all:_, July 26. 1830.

‘n-..- ‘r -.
'5. say Goods Plgain,
CHEA.PI:}I{' 'l‘HAN EVER.
BENEZER STEVENS has just recelv ed
_ from the NcwYork Auctions, another splen-
did as-zortrnent of seasonable DRY GOODS,
which l'c offers to the public on more reasonable
tei ms than ever. Those who are disposed to
doubt it will pleaae to just come and tools and sat-
isf_v themselves. Among his assortment the fol-
lowing articles may be found, viz:
Blue, blk, olive. steel uiixt 8:. brown Broadcloths
Blue. blk, brown and uiixt Cttsaimercn
Blue and black mixt Satiuetts [93 the yd.
Green, red, yellow and white Flamtels, some at
Baiigup Cord: Fustian: Green Frize
Blue, green, red, brown and blk Circaszlaus
Merino Cirsassians of difi'ci-ent colors 81. qualities
Prussian ti large assortment of almost every pat-
tern Cotton Shawls at 1s 3d
Red and blk Thibet Shawls
7-4 and 8-41 blk and red Merino Shawls
Casbmci'e do. of various colors: Tartan Plaid
Canton Flaunels, some as low as Is 9d the yard
English Blankets: blk Bombazine S:.Boinbazotte
B£’LlLlCl’.lllg2 Apron Cueck, some very low
Blk, scarlet, greeu,_ pink and slate col’d Cainbric
Muslin : Linen Diaper at Is 441

Cotton do at ls 10d: blk Lace Veils very cheap
4'4 bohinett Lace at 43: blk silk Lace at 7:
Silk Flagg Hdkts at :25 -Id: Cotton do at 9d
Buckskin Mittens: Vestings a good Assortment
tjiilicoes very cheap : Irish Linen
Bleaced and unnbleached Muslin a good assort-
ment : Domestic Ginghams: Umbrellas: Trav
elling Baskets : blk Iiisti Thread: blk Founda-
tion Muslin : blk and white silk Gloves 2 black
Canton Crapes: blk Sinchew Silk; Julian do
Sarsinet do: Lustring do: Grade, Berlin and Le-
vantine do; Fig’d Swiss Muslin at 45 6d.theyd.
Russia Ducking; white and blk cotton I-lose ;
blk Worsted do ; Green Berage for Veils; Green
Gauze do; Gentlemen’s beaver and horseskin
Gloves 3 Ladies Gloves a good assortment ; Rib-
bons; suspenders; Lace Footing, some at 3d the
yd ; Home made Flannel; Woolen stockings and
Socks, and Woolen Yarn.

Ai.so—-A new supply ofCottou Yarn, Batting
l‘J&"‘C'Illl(‘iIeWlCl£, all for solo at the new store Std
fl00t"IIOI‘ll,lOfl.llC mill, Oct. ll, I830

!)_r;tgs, Medicines, Iiattcrs’ articles, ¢$'c.
P‘. PRICE,

(late Price & M’Lean)

DRUGG1ST—Wcst side the Bridge, Norwalk,
S constantly adding fresh stip-
- I plies to his stock of goods, com-
prising almost every description of
Drugs and Medicine, Patent Medi-
cines, &.c. usualy called for in the
country, and warranted oftlio bent
zinlit .‘ AND
Alijohol, &l-l‘l:lsS(l’le?i§!'.I{"8l'(IIgSIS, Copperas
Extract Log wood. Chip Logwood, Nicaragua,
Fnstic, Comwood, Red wood, B!ueVitrol. Alluiu
Alleppo Gall, Salts of Tartar, Oil of Vitrol, Aqua
Fortis, Nitric Acid, Muriatic Acid, &c. all of
which are warranted, and will be sold at the
lowest NewYork prices-

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bottles ; Philadelphia PORTER by the dozen or
single, S'rouon'i'o.~;’s BI'1"I‘ERS, by.the gallon
or less quantity ; SALLAD 0IL.superior quality
by the bottle cheap; LEMON SIRUP; C_AS-
TILE SOAP, cheap for domestic use, &c. c
Norwalk, September 18.

M E D I 0 I N E S .
CETOTE of MORPIIINE.
STRYCHNINE. Sulph QUININE.
"English Seidlitz POWDERS, in boxes.
, do I . Soda do <10
‘Gum ‘ARABIC, various qualities.
S.-\L'I_‘ PETRE, SAL JERAT US, Pearlash;
Mustard, superior quality, Sppnge, Bottle Corks
by the gross or. less quantity,-just received at the
Norwalk Dispensary. . - P- P318!-
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Wintergreen, Peppermint, 8/ Annisced Cordials

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'sup,crim- BROWN STOUT, in quart and pint‘ __

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Hall Ejust received an additionalsupply ofar-
ticles in their lino, consisting of
Clear, 2d clear merchaiitablcand box Boards
Clear and merchantablebommon Siding
Spruce and Hemlock Plank I I-4 and 2 inch
lyltdc Cherry Boards, seasoned
l ',“°- SP1‘!-Ice and Hemlock Scamling, all sizes
I-\ arranted Shingles, Ci;nu_b’s br,-md
lV'"°“‘..’htan(I cut Nails, all sizes
l§.!f°l’. II'0u,Rim’d,Wood Stocked and Pad Locks
(-llt’5t. Trunk, and Drew do
Norfolk and Bright thumb Latches
Butts. Screws and Brads of all sizes _
hound and square Boltszlsrassanxl Iron Buttons
°'{ PINES: Window Springs to secure the sash
Yamtee Fastenings and Springs for Shutters
Stubbs and Plates Door Knockers [Glass
50 33°-‘ms 7 by 9.8 by 10, and 10 by 14 Window
White and red Lead, dry and ground in 031
Vcrdigris prepared in 0]]
Y6 etian lied and Spanish Brown
Spruce, Stone and Cromb Yellow
Spanish Whiting and Lamp Black
Gold Leaf, and Spirits Turpentine
Sper-ni,'Bank and Whale Oil; Ohio Linseed do.
Spirits lurpentine and Tar by the Barrel
Paint Brushes ofall sizes : Putty warranted good
LIKE ll’lSE
A small assortment of Carp:-nters’s Tools, 25
per cent less than former prices, viz :
Caststecl and German Steel Pannel Saws
Steel Back Tennon do
Carpenter’s Rules and Compasses
Iron Squares, Pincers and Hainmers,
S‘I“‘“‘e, half round and three squnrilFilel, Ste.
.4 11 S O A choice selection of Family
Groceries, viz: Tea, Sugar,CoII‘ee, Rico, Pepper,
Ginger, Codfish, Mackerel,Fine Salt by the Sack
or at retail; Bottled Cider, &.c &.c. Sac. &c.
Rye. Corn, or Oats received in payment for
8"] Oftlie above articles.
III? N. B. Glass fitted to pattern or orders at
the shortest notice.

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WATCHES, JE E in’,
LOOIQING GLASSES, SPOONS, SEC
' EVI CLA BK has t'or sale a great variety of
Gold, Silver and French WATCHES
. Gold Chains, Seals and Keys
1 Fillagree Ear Rings and Drops
1 Elegant Patterns,-Paste, Jct and Bead Earliings
Pearl, jet,,and paste Breast Pins of all kinds
cheap; Pcarl,jet, paste, 8:. plain Finger Rings
ofall patterns Coral Ear Rings
Bracelets and Clasps; Bead and Velvet Pulses
Gold and gilt Lockets Gilt Buckles
Fancy Boxes Pomatum Fine Soup
Cloth, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes
Pocket Books and Wallets; Knives and Scissor:
Segar Tubes Silver Pens Stilletou
Hair Pius School Medals Steel Tweezers
Silver anti Pearl Sleeve Buttons; Shaving Boxes
Silver Tnimblcs Dressing and Pocket Combs
Ever Pointed Pencils ; Plain do.; Small Beads
Plated Snuffers and Trays Steel do
Brass and plated Candlestick; Britania tea Pots
Table Bells Pomeroy-‘s Razor Strcps
ilflutcs, Fifes, Violin Strings and Violins

SILVER SPECTACLE B
At $2,warr'anted good Silver: steel Spectacles,
Goggles—New Glasses fitted to cld Frames
Silver Table, Tea, Desert and Salt Spoons
Sugar Tongs Looking Glasses of all Prices
Tea Waiters; Brass Andirons ; Shovel 35 Tongs
Swords, Plumes, Belts, Military Buttons, Lace
Braids, &c. Clocks at $10, warranted
Cash will be paid for old SILVER ~
Clocks and Watches carefully Repaired,’
and all Jobbing done at short notice.
Masonic and other Medals, Notorial Seals,
Spoons, 8w. Engraved.

Boot and Shoe Store.

WILLIADI IVIAYBUR-Y
— E ESPECTFULLY informs
the Gentleinenund Ladies
of Norwalk and its vicinity,
that he has opened his Store,
' first door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of Eli Reed,
(Sign of the golden Ba0t,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for Isle
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes—also measures taken. Gentlemen and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Alla. a
general assortment of superior FINDINGS. of-
tlie first quality, for sale at the N. Yorkpricea.
Also, Liquid and Paste Blacking of a genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States

BOOT &

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OSEPH W. HOYT would rmpectfully b-

form the public that he keeps consbntly for

sale at his establishment at the sign of the Boot,

a few rods EAST of the Bridge, an assortment of
GEN'1‘LEMEN’s and LADIES

BOOTS AND SIIOES,
ofevery description. of his own manufacture,
which are made of the best materials, and will
be sold upon as reasonable terms as at any oth-
er establishment.

Boots and Shoes made to neasuie for custom-
ers, at short notice, and in the iieatest style.

Water Proof Boots and Shoes.
Those who wish to surply themselves with
Shoe: or Boots of this description either of
Leather or Prunella, will do well to, call as he
can furnish them with an article equal to oth-
manufactured in the country.
Water Proof‘ Cloth, of a superior kind, con-
stantly t'or sale.
Norwalk, Feb, 14, I830. 112
TO COOPERS.
ANTED.--—T\venty or Thirty Coop-
crs—men with families would be pre-
fei'cd—to work at tight barrels, and Floor
barrels, and hogsheads. Good faithfiil work-
ers may depend on steady employ from one
year to another. J EREl\HAI'I CI-IICH_ES'rl:R.
Troy, Sept. 21, 1830. I44

CHIP LOGWOOD for sale by
___Ii.UBBELl. 8:. BRADLEY.
MACKEREL.
- UST received by the subacribersdirect from
Boston, 50 Barrels and 50 half’Bni-rels No. 1
and 2 Mackerel, and for sale vet low.
, HUBBELL 81. BRADLEY.
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ILLIAM J. STREET, of'NorwaIk, Agent
of the Protection. Insurance Company of
gul_1t'0rd,. Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,
Sfoies, Mills, Factories Burns, and the contents
0 each, together with every other similar species
of property,
, A gaznst Loss or Damage by Fire,
The rates ofPremium offered, are as low as those
of any other similarlnstitution. and every man
has now an opportiinity,_ for atrilling sum, to
protect himself against the ravages ofthig do
t3iI'll.OtlVe element, which often, in- a single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many years.

The course the Oflicc pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting am1_ payment
oflosses, is prompt. and liberal. For terms of
insurance, application may be made in me ahovu
named Agent who is authorized to issue policies
to applicants without delay.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY, A
NE W— YORK OEl‘FECE;,
N0. 60 VVALL S'l‘REE'I‘. I
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK, have appointed George
St. JoIm,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns
adjoining, to insure Houses and other buildings
and property contained in them, such as Dry’
Goods, Groceries, &c &c.
against loss or ttamage by firs.
The Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company.
Insurance effcted at the lowest premium &, none
need be brought from afilueuce to tvantin con‘
sequence otloss by Fire; as all can be protected
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue
Policies to those who may apply. The Compa
py pursue aliberal and prompt course in adjust
mg and paying their losses.
Norwalk. Oct. 12. I829.

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e Property for Sale.
THE Subscriber offer; for sale
the valuable property now occupied
by lllm. C°flSlStlng ofa large and con-
venient Dwelling house, Barn,Wood
-* house, together with about 4 acres of
excellent land adjoining. Also, the Store and
Lot now occupied by Mr. Andrew ‘Bishop and
lllmlelf-. The Dwelling is situated on the west’
batik of l.ll€u3Tl)0l‘,\VllllIn a conveuieutfidist ance
°“he Bfldfle. and for pleasantness of situation is
exceeded by none inthe village. It is well finish-
ed, with a well of excellent water within 5 feet of
the door. The land is u :der 0. high state of cul-
tivation, with a number ofyoung and thrifty fruit
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and '.-fl'oi ds a good stand for a merchant or me-
chanic.‘For further particulars of the terms,&.c.
(which will be made easy,) Apply to

T Q . NOAI-I S. BAILEY.
I\ or\valk_,_SVept.,-27, 1830. 144

DIORE NEW GOODS.

Lewes Jilallory 5- Son
AVEjust received from New York, a new
. supply of Fancy 82. Staple DRY-GOODS,
suitable fortlie approachingseason,among which
may be found a very large assortment of

BROADCLOTHS,

Viz. Black, blue, brown, olive and niixt
CASSIMERES, blk, blue, mixt and drab, color;
It tne fashionable mixt col’d Satinett; Common do
A Variety Of Valentin 87. other VESTINGS
Plain blk silk Velvet andj-_f’/«I Velvet do
Bl'0W|lG0ats HuirCnmblet is superior article suit-

_ able for gentlttménk Wrappers
Elma’ Blue and common do
It ur Irimmiiigs for Cloaks. and Wrappers
Floor Cloth Baize, and common do
Flaiiiiels all colours, very cheap
Calicoes a handsome assortment
Merino Circassians a variety o{¢o_!0,,,.s
Common do; Blk Marceline Silk andisarsinetc
Blk Silk Sirge and Green Florence
Tabb)’ Vclvetl, blk. blue, green red and drab
B'*“‘g“P and {WC}! Cord ; Dnincstic Sheiino and

Sliirtings; Bed Ticking; Bzitting 8:. lvaildin
Domefilc Gl1.’é'l““35 “ml Checks ; Cotton Cords
Superior Ginglianig: Umbrellas: Candlewick
Hosiery and Gloves Buckskin Mittens
Childreu’s Llilrirocco shoes -

ll3’AIl kinds Triinmin
kept constantl on hand t . . ,- -
of otlicr_Goodsvtoo lftllgusnfileilhtlilettlllttllfiKglllefil
which still be sold cheap foi-Cag5_ persons ,,.;sh_
mg to purchase goodaud cheap Goods will do
well to call and examine before purchasing else-
I'llel'0. florwalk, Oct. 1’ 

New and cheap Goods.

ELI B. BENNETT
AS_receutIy replenished his stock ofeood,
, |uitable_ for the present and approach-
'"8 "=3‘°“. V5105 are 0fl'et‘ed to the public at such

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who favor him with a call.
’1'LcfoIlou:iug coinprisa only a part;
Blue, blk and mixt Broadcloths
gllIVe,kblI"l()kW’|'|.III(Is(.ll‘i8.b do ;BCassimeres
ue must at netts; an n i 81. time

Valentin, Marseilles and Silk Veiiting ycord
Devonohire Kersey Lyon Skin

Red, vhite,yeIlo\v and green Flannel

ll atinett Black and coloured Bombazette
Pongee; Circassians, a-variety of colors &. price;
7-4 and 8-4 blk andscarlet Merino Shawl;
Cashmere Shawls; Worsted Barage Hdkrg
‘Poplin do Fancy Silk and Gauze do
Rusian Shawls; Blk Canton Hdkfs

Iglerino Circassians Blk Bonibuzine

lk Canton Ora U Blk and teen F .

Blk Sincbew p Blk Levantfiie reach do
Gro deNap 8:. Florence; Silk 8:. cotton Ilagg Hkfg
Blk, green. and Crimson Tabby Velvet »
Blk Lace Veils Brown Muslin and Battieste
Blk Worsted Hose Silk and Cotton do

Light and dark Ginghains

White and Black Bobinett Lace

4-4 and 6-4 Cambric Muslin

Plain and fig’d Book do Swiss and Mull do
Plan and figured Jackonet Muslin

Calicoes of all prices Furniture Calico .
Ladies white and blk Silk Gloves ; I-Iorseskin do
Mcns’ Horscskin and Woodsock Gloves

Lace Inserting Footing Emboidei-ed Ben;
Thread Lace Cap Ribbon .
Corset Laceings and Eyelet Rings

Blk and colored silk Braids lVorsted do
Cambric Linen Cambric Mnslin

Irish Linen Lcng Lawn

Silk and cotton Umbrellas; Porter and Russia
Sheeting Bedtick and Apron Check
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin Tartar Plaidc ‘
Cotton Yarn and Candlewick

A good assortment of Coat Trimming. ,

1'0 0 ‘ _ .I‘A 016:5. '
NE or TWO men of first rate workmanshj
and steady habits will meet with good en."

.Lav__v-is M4u._gax

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