VOL XIII.
TUESDAY, iNoVEMBEi_t re, '1s3'o.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NORWALK, CONN.—-S. W.‘ BENEDICT, EmTo‘iz AND Pno.t»iui_:;.1.~on_
To 0LD.AND YOUNG HOUSEE-KEPERS
STILES CURTIS & CO.
AVE constantly on hand at their establish-
ment a few rods Sou'h ofthe Bridge, in
Norwalk, an extensive assortment of
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
- Tin,‘_S,h_eetj, Iron &. Hollowware
. ' HARIJKYVJAIIE English Brass Kettles, bailed
' tIIl,lif5iitiIwittiled'k - Brass Candlesticks
i’Bv_I':I‘l's§_‘_i-.'li|')"[I'l3d‘Al‘I'(lll'0l1S, Shovels and Tong!
,.F'i"yin‘g-.pa_ns- ‘Bake pans Gridiroiis Toasters
Sad irons _-Iron Candlesticks Tin do
Copper Tea kettles from 3 ms quarts ,
Coinpbsition. cast iron and tin 'l‘ea Kettles
Saiicepans Chafing dishes, Cliopping’Kiiives
Bellows .CoIi'ee mills Tea \\ aiters Soup Ladies‘
Silver plated, Tea and Table Spoons
Iron mid block tin Spoons Knives and Forks
Snulfers and Trays Brass a_rid_ pewter faucets
An assortment of Hollow Ware, finished anti un-
finished. Spiders with covers Kettles from
12 gallons to I quart ‘ Pots ofvariotis sizes
At.so—A large assortment ofplain and Japan
Tin Waie, which will be sold at the lowest rates,
wholesale" and retail 1000 Milk Pans; 500
milk pails; other ware in proportion. -
A" -Scales and scale beams: Weights anti Meas-
ures—weights from half ounce to 28 pounds
Cornice heads and conductor pipes
Also, a large assortment of S T0 VE S,
which will be sold at a small advance from cost
during the summer months.
‘FRANKLINS, new and elegant patterns. Per
sous biiildii.g are invited to call.
500 lbs. Live Geese Feathers Quilis
' Flax Barbary Tallow Beeswax ‘Hogs bristles
" .Slieetiron, Sheet lead, \\‘ii'etissorted from no I
to 20.
[EA liberal discount to those who purchase a
,'bill ofgoods. —
Rrpairintg and Job work done as usual.
t ‘arrange /ila/cmg.
: ‘WILLIAMS & FINCH _
, ' ESPECTFULLY Ill-
form the publick
that they have an establish-
ment for carrying ontlie a
rhplve . business, near the
Baring‘;-,’in Norwalk, where
ers for any de-
From their ex-
onfideiit that"
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hey will b happy to !‘.'¢_?¢-"él."i3 °l'd
scription ‘of work in their line.
perienceiii the-biisiness they. are c
may shall [)3 able to give satisfaction to any who
I-‘fa’? mgdisposed to employ them All kinds of
Carriages and Fancy Waggons finished iii the
7:i’iiotlern',style';‘-‘in the most substantial maiiner,and
at short,-r’tg,t_icg.,.;
Noizvi-.al\§ July 20. I830. I34“.
Tit}-Bi5_e‘.t.i. as i5uADLE Y,
Corner of the Mill, Norwalk,
’ FFER, to’ the Public a general assortment
' ' of Goods in their line recently purchased.
such as »
Old Hyson, I
S
Young Hysomé
Hyson Skin &.
Soiichong
oat’, Lump. brownltnd white powder-f
- en Sn‘ ‘ans Molasses and Honey
Rock'Salt .. Blown Salt Codfish Mackerel
Rice ;Cl_over and Timothy Seed -
Potash Pearlash at_i__d_ Saleratus
Raisins Figs Oranges Filberts Peanuts
Soap and Candles Tobacco and Snub‘
Lamp Oil Stone Lime Nails of all sizes
- Norwalk. March 29. I830 _ _ q
- CHOU ICE R I .
‘UST received handsome and cheap
, TEA SETTS, of the follovting colors:
Chocolate, pink and light blue. ALSO-—for sale
Plates of various sizes and colors; Tumblers ,
Pitchers; Dishes of various kinds; Naples and.
Bakers ; Liverpool Dishes; Glass Lamps. Bowls,
&.c. &c. GEORGE ST. JOHN.
coT'ToN YARN 8: BATTS. _
D - UST received by the subscribers, a quantity
F‘ J of Cotton Yarn of all niimbers, from 4to 16.
Cotton Batts of goodquality for sale cheap, by
r S'l‘.,JOKN 8:. Monnis.
A. 81 W. UNDERH,[L L
Dealers in I)ru_gs and ./Ilcdzctncs,
Ifatters articles, 48'6-
N0. 15 PE CK SLIP,
ESP I-ZCTFU LLY acquaint their customers,
that they have an extensive supply of
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CHIP L1)(xW OODo
at Norwalk, which can be obtained at their New
‘jmk prices’ 0" appucmnii‘. ‘i)’RlCF'». Diugltist.
New Establishnient.
SEYMOUR _COlVISTOCK9
. (of the latefirm of Raymond 8: Comstoclr.)
1' - AS just returned from NewYork with a
H fresh stock of new selected
P‘ ’ . ])R,Y-*G(()3O]k)S, d ' k
. - 1 v an in en
-:%"~ taileofiiadilgsd [i'i:v:(iidvd8sToii?h ofrtoli:e f)id,stand, where
1 :3 would particularly invite his former customers
rind friends generally to call and examine the
qualities and prices. .
Newcanaan, Oct-' 1. 1830- 145
‘ _ , V '1 HE Subscrihei would inform
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all those whose accounts have
been over six months standing,
that a settlcm_ent
isabsolutely necessary, to save liimsclf, and per-
Iiaps those concerned 71!
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FOR SALE OR RENT. _
HE House and Lot f.v.rinerl.V
the residence of DAVID
BOULT, dec’d, pleasantly situated
about I00 rods north of the Bridge. For terms,
which will be accoinmotiating, apply to _
April 26. -I22 C. ISAACS.
OTICE is hereby given to
those persons indebted to
El.-I REED, on Book or by Note,
_ tli.-t the demands against them
“'9 “S-"r"“€‘l‘to THOMAS REED, and are i then
Iiands oft_l_ie subscriber for collection. and that
site b as remain unpaid on the 20th of inst. Marcli
will be put in suit without distinction.
-“‘'"”0“ l. 13330. H4 'l‘rr.inni-:28 Bl-1'l‘1‘S
CEDAR ANs)_ PINE,
Ei@’;iEB35"‘a§.'.
UST received pcr schooner Nector, 65,000
Q £."and anti 3 I‘. et SIIINGLES, ofgood quail-
ty. Also. Pint: Lumber of almost every descrip-
tion, previously received and lit for Zinmediati-
"59- J. HILL.
Norwalk, June 6, I830. 129
T. ILORING. ,
CHARL ‘S L0CI{V.7OOD
' OULD infortn the public that he has com
menced the
Tailoriiig Biisiiiess,
in this place, a few rods east of the Bridge--—
where any orders in his line will be thaiikttilly
received,and no pains spared to give satisfaction.
Norwalk, April 5, I530. ll9
STONE LIMIE,
RES!-I hui-nt,just received and for sale (by '
the Cask. "*-
Ai.so, aquantity of air slacked Lime for sale
at halfpricc by GEO. S‘t‘. JOH-.\'.
RA VENSDA LE COAL.
I-IE Subscriber offers to the public 80 tons
, of the above named t‘oal, \Vl‘lCll be war-
rants to be equal to any in use, and at the lowest
market prices. J. HILL.
September l9tli.
IN consequence ofheing harder pushed
for cash than usual,J. HILL proposes to let
his customers Iiave 5 thousand 3 ft. Cedar Shin-
gles at $17-and 60 thousand 2 ft. do. for $11
per thousand.
OH! _N. B.—-lftlie above propositions are not
accepted within 60 days from this date, the Shin-
gles will henceforth advance to the price charged
elsewhere. J. HILL.
September 19, 1830.
ROUND ALSPICE, PEPPER and CIN-
NAMON, for sale by Joan Bt1nn.it.t..
BLACKSIVIITHING.
- HE Public are informed
' that the above Iinsiness is
carried on in all its branches at
:33", the Shop of Williams &. Finch
° about St) rods from the Bridge
on the road to Old Well; anti
that work will be thankfully
received, and all orders exe
cuted in the best manner. Price for Horse shoe
ing $1; for Ox shoeing $l 75. '
Norwtilit, July 20, I830. 1340f
fl new supply of fresh flle.
UBBELL 33 BRADLEY havejiist received
_|1_..._ a new supply ofJ.H McCullough 81 Co.’s
Fresh Brewed ALE.
SAVVEI) LATH. ,
UST received and for sale a. quantity of
Satved Lath. J. Hir.I..
September 21th. __
READY MADE ULO'.t‘Hli\ 1;}.
A FEVV pair ot'Pantaloons and Vests on
1. hand and for sale cheap by
_ _Lr.wis M.\I.l.0RY 82. SON’.
TO MANUFAC'1‘URERS.
- XHE subscriber otl'ers for sale
an extensive Manufacturing
, Establishment, situated about two
" ' miles from i\'orwalk Lanriing. .The
place possesses nutnerous advanta-
ges. and is well calculated for carrying on an
extensive business. It is situated on a nevi:
failing stream of water. with a first rate dam.
and I0 feet head and fall. . The Factory is 36 by
'28 feet, two stories high, with a cellar under a
tart of it. There is also a long and convenient
two story Dwelling-house‘ within three rods of
the Factory, with a basement story, well calcu-
lated for carrying on the weaving business-ex-
tensively. Also. it wing or Kitchen one story
high, 19 by :20, attached to the main btiilding,
with cellars under each. There is also a well of
excellent never falling water within 8 feet ofthe
door- There is a good road leading from it to
the landing,where there is a daily communica
tion with New York, by Steam boats and Pack-
ets. For further information_ terms, Szc. apply
to the subscriber, neafthe Bridge, Noiwalk.
JOSEPH E. CORK!-IR.
Or to David Roberts antl“Sa‘muel Gray, Nor-
walk. or David B. Thorp, Peck-slip. N. Y.
April 24. I830. 12-2n"
IIATTERS ARTICLES.
UM SI-IELLAC. Copperas, Hatters
Stopping BRUSHES.
Soft Finishing do. extra do. JACKS, &c. a
new supply. just received and for sale at the
New York prices. P- PRICE-
Norwalk, Sent. 97 I830.
SCHUYLKILL COAL.
UST landed a very superior cargo, received
i. grumbling.
144 NOAII S. BAILEY.
CLOT
H 'DRESSlN G.
HE subs
criberswisli to iiifoim the public
that they have co
a
mmenced the above busi-
ness in all its various branches. “Uh? Place f°"‘
merly occupied by Samuel Davenptlilrti’ whiere
kinds of Dyeing_and Dressing ‘WI e ( onetr
a manner that will not be excehed by any I" "5
part of the country. _ _ _ _
Cloth may be left with Written directions at the
ego.-"e or Pennoyer 8: Keeler. from whence it will
be taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
Yarn, ofany colour required, as we are well stock-
ed with all kinds of Dye Stntfs for dyeing all
kinds of fancy colors, \lVe flatter ourselves that 8
, ' f t' nw'| b iven.
general satis ac I0 tBYleNgGToN at LEEDS.
. Narwalk, September 20, I830. lf143
GTEEAT BARGAINS,
1
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eral assortm
'?:h,f:srht_he approachingEDWIN Locxwoon.
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. 55'6"I"(T1\I_t3"i"I7AiS'TER“
ROUN D or
Hunnnm. &. BRADLEY.
, made at R
Fonale by ' . J. F OST.
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‘ BEGOBY Shares for sale by
' pd Plough Ilbivizz-i,.i. &«BRADI-EY-
‘T the Norwalk Clothing Stoi-e.—_-A gen-
ent of Men's Clothing. suit-
eason, for stile Cheap
in the Lump—For sale at the
ew Milford-
’S Patent Cttstlron I‘LOUGH‘S
direct from the mines, whiizh is particularly
recommended for family use, being very free
from slate anti shells—For Sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, by STILES CURTIS LL Co.
PAIEN’1‘ CHURNS--for sale by
_ S. J .FROST.
ENS and Youths Caps for sale very low,
at the store of E. STEVENS.
“”‘"Nlii;‘LTN7i?fR'Y'i”“
MRS. M. A. SELLECK
NFORMSthe pnblic,that she still continues the
Millinery business in this place,an.l will be
happy to receive orders in that line at her stand in
the new building of S. Gray , adjoining the Mill,
where she offers to the public a general asssort-
ment of goods in the Millinery line. She hasjut-it
rece.ved from New York a large and elegant as-
sortment of Navarino Hats, black. white and yel-
low, a part of which are new patterns lately in
troduced. Extra fine Leghorn Gipsies, Sattin
Straw Hats a fasliiounble article ; opn work and
plain straw hats ; silk hats of various colours and
RIBBONS ; straw and lease bands : Misses and
colours ; bandboxes;
share of publick patronage.
Norwalk, May ‘I8, 1830;
Oiianges and Lemons .
Satiirietts: W
Gfeeu Bziize
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings 8:. Shes-tin gs
6-4 and 4-4 Blk French Craps; Work Baskets
Rattle Boxes
._Russia Sheeting
of the latest fashions; a good assortment of
children's Navaririoes : Battiste hats of various
artificial flowers, Sac. all
of which will be offered at the most reasonzible
terms. Every exertion will be made to merit ti
L1.-sT 01-‘ Goons FOR SALE nv .
» JACOB SDIITH.
ENGLISH, Russia, and ALCOHOL
Swedes Iron Seed Luck and Gum
American no Shellac
Ianglish amt blister Steel Virdigrir-t
Cast,Geriiiaiic\/spriiiz do Copperas
Cart and Wagon Boxes Oil Vitrol
Trace Cliains Opium
Iron Pots, all sizes Linseed Oil
Iron Kettles do Fish Oil
Brass Kettles Castor Oil
Tea Kettles Blue Vitrol
(.‘-ut Nails, all sizes Nut Gall!
Enelisli White Lead
American do
vVhite lead ground in oil
Virdigris ground iiioli
Extract of Logwootl
Copal Varnish
VVi'ought do
Screw Wrenches
Bed Screws
Bed Caps
2-ed Keys
Butts 8L Screws.all sizes
Hooks atid Hinges Uiiiber
Knives and Forks Red Lead
Carving do Venetian Red, English
indAmerican
Spanish Brwn
Yellow Ochre
l'erra dc Senna
Litherage
Rose Pink
Indigo
Lamp Black
\-Vhite Turpentine
Pitch, Tar an
Spirits Turpentine
Sponges
Sac. ézc.
Brittaniaitplated sdoons
Iron Spoons, sottp do
Briitaiiia Tea l’ots
Wire Sieves
Coffee ‘Mills
Files ofiill kinds
Fermer’s Chissels tint‘
Gauges
Knob, Stock,Pad,Chcst.
Draw 8:. Trunk Locks
Carpenters and C'ahiin:.
makers Tools
Q1_l’()-SS CUT SAWS
"and at great. variety of
HARDWARE
too iitiiiieroits to mentioi
TEMPERANCE RETREAT
H E subscriber hasju.-t received a General
Assortment ofGrocerie.s zofa very superior
kind,.whicli are offered to the public at the low-
est prices. He has among his assortment :
Wines, and other Temperate articles
Superior Fresh TEAS,
Effi ill, of the the latest im-
"'"""-' ' portatiotis.
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugars
Canal Flour, first quality;
Colfee, Chocrlate, A|spice,Pepper and Ginge-
Nutmegs, Cinamon, Cloves
Prannts, Almonds, Filberts, Madeira Nut
.‘iorwtillt, Aug. 8, I830.
Pork, Mackert I and Codfish
Soap and Candles, Poland Starch
Spanish and American Segars
Alum. Spanish Indigo, Licorice
l‘amp Oil, Snuff, Tobacco, Writing paper
Powder, and shot of all sizes
Shoe, scrubbing, and VVhiiewash Brushes
ilown salt Vandike's Mustard .
lox and Keg Raisins Mould Candles
EDWIN LOCKVVOOD
NEW GOODS
RESH from NewYork, suitable for Fall and
VVinter, for sale Cheap for Cash.
Ifliat is enumerated comprise only a part {
Black, blue, olive, and mixed Broadcloths
hite. green, red and yellow Flannel
Cambleis and Piitids **I?i‘iddiu'g~-—
lttiinel Ticks
Winter strained Lamp Oil
Bitclri-gm; Béavérieen; Canton F
Bil. Prunclle Linens
Good assortment of_Calicocs; Furniture tIhintz’s
Homespun Flannel
Blk, and slate colored Circassians; Pongee
Col’d amt blk Canton Crape; Nanlteen Crape
Gros de Naples White, straw coI‘d, blk, blue,
and red Florence Silk
B0l)ilI{’.'.l Lace and Footing
Peat-ling white and black
Pruiielle, Metal and other Buttons
Barrage and Cashmere Hdkfs; Merino 8:. Silk do
Tabby Velvet; Blk and eol’d Iiorseskin Gloves
Beaver and Kit do Buckskin Mittens
Cambric Muslin Corded Camhric
Mull and Sarsiiiette Cambric Worsted Hose
Cotton Hose white and B'acli : Russia Diaper
White anti mixt VVoo|en Yarn
Bleached Diaper 6s 4d Crash
Oil Silk Aprons for small children
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Fig'd Lace
Checks Dimity
Twilled Muslin, &7.c.
Also, a large assortment of Crockt ry, tindPots,
Kettles, Sad Irons, zlzc. Gzonoz Si‘. Joint.
"Norwalk, Sept. 3|, 1'30.
New Fall Goods.
WILLIAM K. JALVIES _& CO.
l_IAVE just rccived a tresh supply of‘ DRY-
GOODS, which consist in part of
Blue, black, brown,olive mixt and drain BROAD
CLOTHS, a little cheaper than can be bought
elsewl ere; Blue, blk and mixt Cassimeres’
Satinetts all qualities; Flannels. Plaids&CauibIets
Merino Circassians and others, some at 15 6d
Blk Bombazine cheap _
Col’d. tig’d and blk Bombazette: Green Moreen
Ladies bltie iin.i mixt Habit Cloths,
Naiikiii Crapes Pongee Canton Crapcs
Irish Linens and Linen Cambric
Long Lawn a.id Linen Cainbrtc Hdkfs
Light and dark Vcstings
Calieoes all kinds,soine at 7d
Good dark Beaver Gloves at IS 1-2
Gentlemens W bite Beaver do
Assortment ofladies Gloves and Hosiery
Long and sqare Merino Shawls ’
4-4. 5 4 and 7-4 Pussinn do
Superior Blk Florencesilk
India and Italian Lustring, good
Col‘d Gro de Naps ; Blk 81. light Italian Cravats
6-4 and 4-4 blk lta1ianCraprs [Footing
Elegant fancyBelt Ribbons; Bohbinet Laces iind
Clark’s superior Cotton on blk spools I
GreenFlorence C0l'd Satin!
Assortment silk Flngg Hdkfs, st me at 3| ct!
4-4 American Plaids at I2 I-2 cents
Mens and boys_Letither Mittens
Good assortment of Utnbrellas
Apron Checks at 8d Bedtick
Also, 2 bales bleached and unbleached Sheeting
flj’ All of the above and many others not enu-
merated will be offered as low as they Cfln be
found at any cheapshop in the county. Call west
-side of the Bridge at the old stand. formerly
Street 8z.James. ‘
Norwalk, Oct. 4. 1830.
I
NORVVALK PACKETS.-
‘ HE above line of Packets have commenced
r_l_ running upon their usual Spring Arrange
meats, and a vessel will leave Norwalk every
Tuesday and Saturday, and returning will leave
N .York every Saturday and Thursday‘.
E2? For freightor passage apply to,tlie Cap-
ellin
FFERS for sale at a small adv
lowing articles. to wit. _
Cogniae and Cider Brandy ; Holland
ican Gin ‘
Yfillng Hyson lllld Skin Teas
Cloves
Powder an
,Cinitai_non
‘' " Saleiaius
Pepper
Pearlash
doGround in Oil
Yellow Oct-‘e
L8lllp‘BI€N.'k Copat Varnish Glue
Bristol and Cast Steel
Cart Box Brass Kettles
Pea Kettlcii ‘Iron _'Pots -Spiders
Nails all sizes
Knives and Fork;
Files of alljtiuds Britannia Spoons
Gtrmiiii and cast steel pannel Saws
Steel back tention do
Brass and iron Candlesticks
Norfolk and thumb Latches
RN10!‘ Bolts Iron Squares
Flour
once from '
cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-
St. Croix and N. Rum
West India and New Orleans Molasses
Loaf, Lump and Brovvn Sugar ; Coffee ; Pimento
Tobacco: Starch; Shaving and Bar Soap
-Codfish; Shad; Rice; Sperm and Linseed Oil
Spirits Turpentine; W bite and Red Lead
Cromh Yellow Spanish Whiting
‘American do
Iron do
Frying Pans‘
CotI‘eeMills Hooks 8:. Hinges
Butts and Screws all sizes
Kfltlb and-fltock Locks ; Pad, Chest 81. Trunk do
Compass do
Sail Irons
g Compasses
:nuti'e‘rs;"*Bptt‘i-ables; Brads; Awls, sic.
Also—.lust rt ceived a quantity of fresh Canal
Norwalk, Oct. 9, I830.
an‘! Amer-
Nutmeg:
d Shot
l
Borax
Iron
Chissels
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Cogniac and (liner Bran dy
Holland and American Gin
Jamacia, St. Croix and N. Rum
P011, Lisbon, Malagn and Currant
WINES
Wintergreen, Peppermint, Q‘; Anniseed »Cordials
TEAS.
Soucbong Teas
Loaf, Lump, and Brown SUG AR
Coffee; Chocolate; Alspice. Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs ; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Oranges and Lemons ; F igtt
Wheat and Rye Flour
Fresh Bread :crackers and Cheese
Butter; Pork; Lard; Herring:
Dry and Pickled Codfish: Mackerel
Soap: Cméfilless Poland Starch; Coppers:
Spanist and American itcgars
Allllmt Spaniin. Indigo; Licorice
Snuff; Tobbacco ; Writing ‘Paper
Powder; Slot of all sizes
-Shoe, scrubbing, and white with Brushes
Mustard, warranted good
Brooms; good Molasses; Rico
Tamnrindg, Tapers, I5»-c. Sac."
Candlewick and Cotton
Batting
. Norwali§,, July 26. 1830.
N 14 W 1:‘: HUGE RlEs.i
Subscriber hasjust received is new sup-
ply of FRESH GRUCERII-15. which he 07
fers for seleat reduced prices. Among which
are the following aiticles : '
Hyson Young Hyson, and
.’G. D. -JENNINGS.‘
A4;
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ei ins 'than;ever.
sfy themselves. Among his assortnie
owing articles may be found, viz:
B'tie, hlk,o_live. steel mixt 8:. brown Broadcloth:
Blue. blk-, brown and mixt Casaitnert-it
Blue and black mixt Satinetts
Green, red.'yellow and white Flannels. some at
Bangup*Cord : ~-Fustian: Green Frize
Blue. green, red, brown and blk Circauians
Merino Cit’-tassians of difi'erent colors 81. qualities
Prussian ti large assortment of almost every pat-'
" Cotton Shawls at in 3d
Red-and blk ;Tt.ibct Shawls
7-4 and 8-4:bik and red Merino Shawls ,
Cashmere do. of various colors: Tartan Plaid
Canton Flannels, some as low as 1s 9d the yard
English Blankets: blk Bombazine I1. Bombtizette
Bi-dticking-:v Apron Check, some very low
Blk, scarlet. green, pink and slate col'd Caiubric
ti-rn
Muslii I Linen Diaper at 1: 4d
Cotton doat ls lOd: blk Lace Veils very cheap
4-4 bobindt Lace at 4: : blk silk Lace at 7':
Silk Flagg Pldktii at 2: 4d: Cotton do at 9d _
Buckskin Mittens: Vestings a good Assortment
Ctilicocs very cheap: Irish Linen
Bleaced andzttnnbleached Muslin a good assort-
ment: Domestic Ginghams: Umbrellas: Trav
Baskets : blk liisn Thread: blk Founda-
Iuslin ti blk and white silk Gloves‘: black
Canton Crtipeti: blk Sinchew Silk: Julian do
Sarsinct do :»Lustring do: Grade. Berlin and Le-
vantiiie do; Fig'd Swiss_MusIin at 4: 6d the yd.
‘Russia Docking; white and blk cotton Hose ;
blk Worsted do 1' Green Berage for Veils; Green
Gauze do; Gentlemen‘: beaver and horlesltiu
Gloves ; Ladies Gloves»ii.good assortment ; Rib-
bons; suspenders; Lace Footing, some at 3d the
yd ; Ho _e made Flannel; Woolen ltockings and
Socks, and Woolen Yarn.
IOII
Ai.so—A new supply of Cotton Yarn
and Candlewick, all for sale at the new store 2d
door north ofthe iuill.
P‘. PRIC E9
I S constantly adding
‘ cities, 8t.c. usnaly called
rt ALSO oN HAND
uaAlI:oliol,'Guni Shellac. V9?“
Extract Log vood. C
Alleppofafl, Salt: 0
Eortis, “itric Acid,
which a e’ warranted,
owest ,ewYork prices.’
Superior BROWN
bottles ;' Pliiltidelphia
single, iS'rouou'roit’s Bl'1‘'l‘ER3. 5!!
or less q flniiiy ; SALLAD OIL. 33
by the iottle cheap;
'1 [LE S
Norwalk, September 13-
iiiiljsii s 'dl't POW
I) I5 el II
J?’ AR siii" 6° re’ -do
Gum , AB . various quai ie .
SALT PETRE, SAL J.ERA'IUS.-PE
Muriacic Acid,
El
ORPHIN
OTE of M h Q0“!
RYCHNINE. SulP
taiiis on board, or ntthe store of the subscriber.
MON SON HOYT.
LASS &, WAX for Shoemaisers, tor
gale by " ‘ 8. d;~FRO51:- '
Mustard, superior quality, 3P9“8°v B
by the gross or less quantltynlflfl '9‘
Norwalk Dilpensory; '
.?"?!"3“.t. Sent ‘-3.7; I939.-.
-.
VY_.Crootls 5\ aiii,
.42; .-.'£tP.i-In THAN vim. ,
BE EZER STEVENS has just received
rr0lI1“illE NewYork Auctions, another splen-
did tiseortmént of seasonable DRY GOODS.
which lje ofers to the public on more reasonable
' Those who are disposed to
Ioubt it will please to just come and took and sat-
[Ss tho rd.
OAP, cheap for domestic use;
i
nt the fol-
and all Jobbing done at short notice.
Spoons. 8i.c. Engraved.
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a gene
and superior quality, surpassed by none in
BUILDERS’ FIN DI NGS. &C'.
J. STREET 35 CO.-
A} Ejlfst received tinvtiddittionalsupply of ar-
_ tides in their line. consisting of
L193’: 2-d clear merchaiitable and box Boards
Spruce and Hemlock Plank I I-4 and 2 inch
Wide Cherry Boards, seasoned
I we, Spruce and Henilodll Scantling, all sizes
Warrtinted Shingles, Cr,ornb's brand |
Wrought and cut Nails, all sizes
‘€005: I'|'_0fl Rlm’d.\’Vood Stocked and Pad Locks '
(.I|(’8I. lfllflh, and Draw do
Norfolk and Bright tliumh Latches
Butts. Screws and Brads of all sizes
bound and square Bolts;Brass and Iron Buttons
oii Plates ;- Window Springs to secure the sash
Yankee Fastenings and Springs for Shutters
_Stuhbs and Pla'es- Door Knockers [Glass
00 P0388 7 by 9.8 by to, and 10 by 14 Window 5
White and red Lead. dry and ground in Oil
Vcrdigris prepared in Oil '
Ve etiatiRed and Spanish Brown
Spruce, Stone and Cromh Yellow
Spanish Whiting and Lamp Black
Gold Leaf, and Spirits Turpentine
SPt‘r_In.'Bank and Whale Oil; Ohio Linseed do.
Spirits Turpentine and Tar by the Barrel
Paint Brushes ofall sizes : Putty warranted good
LIKEWISE
A small assortment of Carpenters’: Tools, 25
1 per cent less than former prices, viz :
Caststeel and German Steel Pannel Saws
Steel Back Tenuon do
Carpenter’s Rules and Compasses
Iron Squares, Pincers and Harniners
Square, halt round and three sq are Files, Ste.
:1 I; S O A choice selection of Family
Gt-oceries. viz: Tea, Sugar,Cofi‘ee, Rico, Pepper,
Ginger, Codfish. Mackerel,Fine Salt by the Sack
or at retail; Bottled Cider, Sac Sic. &.c. &c.
Rye, Corn, or Oats received in payment for
any ofthe above articles.
II? N. B. Glass fitted to pattern or orders at
lite shortest notice.
WA ES, J WEL R
LOOKING GLASSES, SPOONS, SEC
EVI CLARK has for sale a great variety of
Gold, Silver anti French WATCHES
Gold Chains, Seals and Keys
Fiilagree'Ear Rings and Drops ~
Elegant Patterns, Paste, Jet and Bead Ear Rings
Pearl. jet, and paste Breast Pins of all kinds
cheap; Pear|,jet, paste, 8:. plain Finger Rings
ofatl patterns Coral Ear Rio 5 '
Bracelets and Clasps; Bead and Ve vet Purses
Gold and gilt Lockets Gilt Buckles
Fancy Boxes Pomatum Fine Soap
Cloth, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes"
Pocket Books and Wallets; Knives and Scissors
Segar Tubes Silver Pens Stiiletoos ’
Hair Pins School Medals Steel Tweezers
Silver and Pearl Sleeve Buttons ; Shaving Boxes
Silver Thimhles Dressing and Pocket Combs
Ever Pointed Bencils ; Plain do.; Small Beads
Plated S_nufl'ers and Trays Steel do
Brass and plated Candlestick; Britania tea. Pots
Table Bells Pomeroy's Razor Strcps
Flutes, Fifes, Violin Strings and Violins
SILVER SPECTACLES
At $2,warranted 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 8:. Tongs
Swords. Plumes, Belts, Military Buttom, Lace
Braids, Lac. ' Clocks at $l0. warranted
’ Cash will be paid for old SILVER
Clocks and Watches carefully Repaired,
.9
Masonic and other Medals, Notorial Seals,
Boot and '-Shoe Store.
WILLIAM MAYBURY
1 ESPECTFULLY informs
. the Gentlemen and Ladies
j 5 of lhorwalk and its vicinity.
that be has opened his Store,
. first door west of the Bridge
nd directly opposite the store of Eli Reed,
(Sign of the golden Boot,) i
ral assortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes—also measures taken. Gendemel and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted It UN‘
shortest notice and at reduced price!-. M30» *'
general assortment of superior FINDINGS 0i
the first quality. for sale at the ‘Wk P"l‘e'_-
Also, Liquid and Paste Blocking of I genlllllt
United States
BooT~sc, I . SHOE‘ ,
MA- KING.
, Batting
Oct. I I, 1830
Drugs, :Medici'ncs, Hatters’ articles, gm.
‘f~late'~‘Price &. M’Lean)_ -
pnuqfois T_-. West side the Bridge,-Norwallt.
II.’-efilllllp
for in the
country, and warranted of the best
igiis, Copperas
hip Logvfiood‘ Nipaxilgua,
- ‘ R d ;l. ! itro, um
F"'"°' c°mw°°d' irlvi-i:r,'oii":r Vitrol, Aqua
Ste. all ot
and wil. be sold at the
STOUT, in quart and pint _
PORTER by the’ dozen or
the gallon
perinr quality
LEMON SIRUP: CAS-
uco c
Mnnxcnirns. "'
INE.
DERS, in boxes.‘
arltisb;
ottle Corks
eived at the
I_’._Ifitic_i:. .
OSEPH W I-IOYT would respectfully in-
form thc public that he keeps coiistnntly foi
gale at his establishment at the si n of the Boot,
ti few rods EAST of the Bridge. an assortment ot
GEN'1‘LEMEN’s and LADIES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every description. of his own lhanufagture.
which are made of the best materials, and will
be sold tipon as reasonable terms as at any oth-
plies to his stock of go0_d8._C0m- or establishment.
prising almost every description o_t _
Drugs and Medicine, Patent Medi- en, gt short notice, it
Boots and Shoes made to measure for custom-
nd in the neatest style.
Water Proof Boots and Shoes.
Those who wish to sag ply themselves with
Shoes or Boots of this description either ot
Leather or Prunellti, will do well to, call _as he
can furnish them with an article equal to oth-
manufactured in the country
Water Proof Cloth. of ti superior kind, con-
stantly for sale.
Norwalk, Feb. I4. I830. 112
‘TO COOPER S.
AN'l‘ED.—-—Tweuty or Thirty Coop-
ers—men with families would be pre-
fered——to work at tight barrels. and Floui
barrels, and hogsheads. Good faithful .work-
ers may depend on steady employ from one
vear to another. J i=:aI:MiAt.1__,CHIcuES'r!=R-
Troy, Sept. -21, I830. , I44
W HIP LOGWOOD for sale by
iiUisBEi.i. &. BRADLEY.
, ." MACKEBEL.
’ UST received by the subscribers direct from
Boston, 50 Barrels and 60 half Barrels No. 1
d 2 M It I and for sale very low.
,°" '° N’ nui:aEi.t. it BRADLEY.
i l§o,rwalk,Sept. 6, 1839», "
tr‘.
NEW SERIES-N6
Clear and mercbantahle common Siding . .
suitable for
may be found a very larg
Fine Blue and common
Fur Trimmings for Cloaks and Vllrappers
._Floor Cloth Baize, and common do
Flaiinels all colours, very cheap
Calieoes a handsome assortment
Merino Circassiaris a variety. ofcaloizrs
C°mm0n dot Blk Marcetine Silk and Sursinett
Blk Silk Sirge and Green Florence
Tabby Velvets, blk. blue, gzeen, red and drab
Bangup and fancy Cord .' Dnmestic Sheting and
kept constantly on hand,
0
which will be sold cheap forCacL. Persons wish-
rourageinent by applying immediate
.151.
F /'
PROTECTION
Iiisitraiice boiiipaiiy,
WILLIAM J. STREEJ. of Norwalk,
. of the Protection lnmrance
Hartford,‘ Connecticut, oifers to
Stores, Mills, Factories Barns
of each,together witlrevery I
of property,
rhe.;lgaz.n.:tPLoss or Damage by 1.‘',',.,,_
Ora . 3 9‘ ° §'9'P"~‘m °fi:_°''°_di ‘"8 as low as those
ny other similar Institution,-and ever man.
has now an opportunity, for atritling elm. in
Pl'0l€ct himself against the ravages ofthis’ tle
structive element, which often, in a single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many yen.-3,
The course the Office; pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and pavmenti
9f l°55e5rl5 P"°mP* and lib9|'fil- For tci'ms of
insurance, application may be made to the above
named Agent who is authorized to issue policies
Agent
_ re Houses,
and the contents
other similar species.
to applicants without delay.-
INSURANCE AGAINST‘ FIRE Bfi
NEW-Your; OFFICE,
‘NO. 60 WAI.L' STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
or New Yoax, have appointed Geor q.
St. John,as their agent in Nortvalk and the towfig.
adjoining, to insure Houses and other buildings,
anti property contained in them, such as Dr
Goods, Groceries, Ste Ste. V ' y
against 105.3 or Itzttmtge hp fir;
“'9 ”°"“"‘ °°'“.P9"y hate 8 capital oi‘ $300 i)0J
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Com
Insurance etfcted at the lowest premium 3,,p,,a(:),',yc'
"eed be broughi from atliuence to want in con‘
‘,eq”e,"°e °”°_35 l_’Y F'|‘¢t as all can be protected.
t[i;pm llSV(I.€Stl'llCll0n by a small yearly stipend.
N} @130“? named Agent is authorised to issue
Policies to those who may apply, The. compa
ny pursue tilibe.-al and. prompt course in adjus‘
'I g and paying their losses.
Norwalk, Oct. 12, 1829,
— "'
Valuable Property for-S
,.
94.
al -
THE s'1l)3criber. offers: for.e's'i:iIe
the yaluabIe_pi_~opei-i no_wI-‘Oc“c.upie(l
byliim, consisting o a large and coit-
“ lenient Dwellinghotise, B:Trn,VVoo';l
excell t i ".i°"“?'.“’.l-'°*".°I‘W-th ?‘b°".‘4 acres of"
I t 9" ll" ‘_“lJ°'"'"g‘- Also, the Store and
..:?..:i:* °a"'*.';=" ti Mr-s we-»
bank ofth Hsrbwe. lllghisisltuatgdl n 3"? west
ofthe Bride it or,wit in a conven entgdistance‘
ge, and_for pleasantnessofsiiuation is-
exceeded by none in the village. It is well finish-
ed, with a well of excelletit water within 5 feet of‘
the door. The land is tindera high state of cnl-
tivation, with a number ofyoting anti tlirifty fruit"
trees iipou it. The store is situated immediately‘
in the centre ofbusiness and in sight ofthe house .
and :£'oids a good stand for a merchant or me:
chaiiic. For further pa’ ticnlars of the terins,&.c.
(which will be made ea|y,),Apply to
- NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Sept.|27, I830. 144
. MORE NEW GOODS. ‘
.Lcwzs Mallo1'y Son '
AVEjtist received from New York, g= new‘
supntylof F artcy 83. Staple DRY-GOODS,-
the approachingsgasnn,a,,,o,,g,wmg,,
e ttssortntéiit ot.
BnoAocLoTHs,
Viz. Black, blue, brown, olive and mix;
CASSIMERES, blk, blue, mixt and drab color:
Fine fashionable mixt col'd S:itinett;Cominon do.
A Variety Of Valentia 8L other VESTINGS
‘Plain blk silk Velvet and iig’d Velvet do
Br0wnGoats Ht.tirCambIet ii superior article suit.
able for gentle-.men’s Wrappers
do
Sliirtings; Bed Ticking; Batting 81. Wadding
Domestic Ginghams and Checks; Cotton Cord
Superior Ginghams: Umbrellas : Candlewick
Hosiery
Children’: Morocco shoes
and Gloves Buckskin Mittens
[[7All kinds Trimmings of the best qualii,
together with a variety
{Other Goods L00 Ifidious to I-net-"inn; all of
ng to purchase good and cheap Goods will do’
well to call and examine before purchasing else-
where.
Norwalk, Oct. 1, 1330,
New and cheap Goons,
ELI B. BENNETT
AS recently replenished hisstock of Goods
suitable for the present andapproach-
,5, ing season, which are offered to ring public at s,,c~h
prices as he thinks will not fail to
who favor him with a call.
please those
Thefolloioizg comprise only a’ par:
Blue, blk and mixt Broadcloths
Olive, brown and drab do; Cassimeres .
Blue &. blk mixt Satinetts ; Biingup 8:. fan
Valentin, Marseilles and Silk Vesting
Devonshire Kersey ‘
5rCord
__ Lyon Skin
Red, white, yellow and green Flannel
itatinett Black and coloured Bombazette
Pongee; Circassians,‘a variety 9f_colors .nrir,n.n,
7-4 and 8-4 blk andsuurlet tvtertno haw z
Cashmere Shawls; Worsted Barage I-Idkfs
Poplin do Fancy Silk and Gauze do
Rusian Shawls; Blk Canton Hdkfs
Merino Circassians Blk Bombazine
Blk Canton Crepe ~ Blk and green French do
Blk Sinciiew Blk Levantine
Gro deNap 8: Florence; Silk 81. cotton ilagg Hkfs
Blk, green, and Crimwn Tabb)‘ V91"-‘
Blk Lace Veils Brown Muslin and Battiestct
Blk Worsted Hose Silk and Cotton do
Light and dark Ginghams
W bite and Black Bobinett Lace
4-4 and 6-4 Cambric Muslin , 4 _
Plain and fig’d Book do Swiss and Mull do
Plan and figured Jackonet Muslin
Calieoes of all prices Furniture Calico
Ladies white and blk Silk Gloves ; Horseskin do
Mens’ I-lorseskin and lwoodsock Gloves
Lace Inserting _ Footing Emboidered Belt!
Thread Lace Cap Ribbon
Corset Laceings and Eyelet Rings
Blk and colored silk Braids Worsted do
Fcainbric Linen Cambric Muslin
lrish'Liueri Lcng Lawn ‘
Silk and cotton Umbrellas: Porter and Russia.
Sheeting Bedtickaiid Apron Check
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin Tartar Plaid:
Cotton Yarn and Candlewick
A good assortment of Coat Trimming‘.
NE or TWO men of first rate workiiiansli
and steady habits will meet with good 3-'
li at the
Store of v , ,LEV!'l3 MALLDEY 89;,
Norwalk, Oct". 1, 1830..
pany of"
Norwalk Chronicler