VOL. XIII.
Carriage /Ila/ting‘.
VVILLIAIVIS & FINCII
. scription of work in their liiie.
perience til the business they are confident that
they shall be able to give satisfaction to any who
Carriages and Fancy Waggons finished in the
modern style, in tile most substantial nlannel-,nnd
at short notice.
Norwallx July ‘.20, 1.930, 1343;‘
IIUBBELL & BRADLE Y,
\ Corner of the Mill, Norwalk,
()I-‘FER to tile Public :1 general its-ortment
of Goods in their line recently purchased,
such as
~ (‘)’ld Ilyson, Q
olln H "son, T
liysoii Skin &, S 0
‘ So-icllong
i Loaf: I-“WP. bl'0WD and white powder-
ed Sugars Molasses and Honey
ock Salt Blown Salt Cfldfish M,-ickercl
Rice Clover and 'l'itnothy Seed
Potash Pearlash and Suleratus
Raisins Figs Oranges Filbert; Peanuts
Soap and Candles Tobacco and snuff
’Lamp Oil Stone Lime Nails of all sizes
l Norlvalk. March 29. I830
CROCICE R Y.
I'8C€lVe(I I'lZlIl(ISu|'nc and cheap
TEA SETTS, of the follow ing colors:
Chocolate, pink and light blue. ALSO—-for sale
Plates of various sizes and colors; Tumblers ,
I itcliers; Dishes of various kinds ; Naples and
Bakers ; Liverpool Dishes ; Glass Lamps, Bowls,
&.c. &c. GEORGE Sr. JOHN.
COTTON YARN SK. BATTS.
UST received by the subscribers, a quantity
1 of Cotton Yarn ofall nuuibers, from 4to I6.
, Cotton Batts of good quality for sale clleap, by
St‘. Joan &. Moiuiis.
~ New Estalnlisllmeut.
- SEYDIOUR COIVISTOC K,
(of the latcfirm of I.‘a_t/nzomi &' Comstoc/.2.)
AS just returned from New York with a
fresh stock of new selected
Din -GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware and Crockery, and taken
A the store a few rods south of the old stand. where
he would particularly invite his former customers
and friends genei'ally to call and examine the
qualities and prices. '
Netccanaan, Oct. I, 1830.
' B '1 HE Subscriber would inform
. _ 0 c all those whose accounts have
Ipeen over six months-stanning, that a settleinent
is alisoiutclynecessary, 2.. ......- himself, and per-
haps those concerned much grznnbling.
r 144'
145
NOAH s. BAILEY.
CLOTH DRESSING.
HE subscribers wish to infoim the public
that they have commenced the above busi-
ness in all its various branches, at the place for-
merly occupied by Samuel Davenport, where all
kinds of Dyeing and Dressing will be done in
a manner that will not be excelled by any in‘this
. art of the country.
.loth may be left with written directions at the
}'e of Pennoyer 8t Keelcr. from whence it will
J, taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
-Yarn, ofany 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
general satisfaction will be given.
BYINGTON 81. LEEDS.
Narwalk, September 20, I830. . lfl-13
GREAT BARGAINS,
- Tthe Norwalk Clothing Store.--A gen-
eral assortment of Men’: Clothing. suit-
able for the approaching season. for sale Cheap
for cash. Enwm Locxwoon.
. 500 TONS PLASTER
ROUND or in the Lump—-For sale at the
Norwalk Mills by Huainzu. &. Bii.ini.i-zr.
QOOKING STOVES,
Frtllqllclins, Lehigh Stoves, 5}-c.
TILES CURTIS. & 00.
AVE constantly on
hand, at tlleir Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware
Factory, in Norwalli, a
very large assortment of
Stoves ofevery descrip-
" -_ tion,—-includingall ofthe
'_ improved COOKING
STOVES now in use,
son’s and Postley's lm°
. proved. Likewise, Ten
,,Platc and Box Stoves ; Franklins ofthe most cl-
gant patterns, and Lehigh of the most approved
kindl—all of which will be sold upon the very
.owest terms, bill for cash only.
' ‘in, Ilollow, and Sheet Iron lVare.—They
have also on hand ti. general assortment of 'I‘in,
Sheet Iron, Hollow and Hardware, &c. inclu-
- ding the following articles: I _
' Envrlish brass Kettles, bailed and unbailed
>1\ll(lll"l)l'lS, Shovels and Tongs, Frying Pans
Gridtrons, Toast Irons and Sad Irons
- Composition, copper and tin Tea Pots, some
- new and very elegant patterns
Block 'l‘in Spoons, silver plated Tea &. Table
Spoons: Brass Candlesticks
» lrou Spoons, baisters and soup Ladies
j 'I‘in".nd Jtgpaned Candlesticks and Lamps
Chrystalized bread baskets and servers
. An extensive assortment of plain tin and
.’japu.ned Ware. Also, Cornice heads, Con-
ductor Pipes, Scales, Beams: Weiglrs frotn
- halfan ounce to 28 pounds: Measures, &c.
Toot Stoves, Coal hods, coal sifters, &c..S-e
Repairing and Job Work done in the bios
«manner and at short notice.
. . 0TICE.---'.l‘he Silver Plating It. Black-
smith business heretofore carlied on by D.
‘ B. Sruitaszs, is now conducted under the firm of
_ . sgurgcs, Sherman Jr Go. All orders in theirline
.* will be thankfully received and punctually at-
’ -tended to. D B. Sruaozs,
Lszwis Sniciuuiv.
148 Srzrissu G. S1-ulzcn
, 5 LK. 8!. COLORED CIRCASSIANS.
' M. KJAMES Gr, Co. have 'ust received 15
' pieces black and colored Jircassions.
Al”.-A fyw pieces Bangaivp Cord
yconon Yalrh, Candle W . 5.6. 0121.18.
r.‘srl-:c'ri«‘Ui.i.v in-
may be disposed to employ them. All kinds of
TUESDAY, NOVEM
._- ..~‘_
BEIE23, 1830.
NEW SERIES--N o. 152.
A 4;;
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NORWALK, CONN.—----3. BENEDICT EDITOR AND PR0pp[ETQR
. , ‘ ‘
FOR SALE OR RENT.
the resilience of
For terms.
which will be accommodating, apply to
April 26. I22 C.ISAACS.
;. NOTICE is hereby given to
.- those persons iii.Iebted to
‘_ ELI REED, on Book or by Note
IIHI the demands against them
are assigned to Tuomis Rici-tn, and are i then
hands ofthe subscriber for collection_ and that
site b as remain unpaid on the 20th of inst. March
will be put in suit without distinction.
-“arch ‘.1330. H4 Tiianrii-:'.'8 Burrs
CEDAR AND PINE
&:@2l‘x.EE-33:.
UST received per schooner Nectar, 65,000
‘.3 and and 3 feet SHINGLES, ofgoodquali
ty. Also, Pine Lumber of almost every descrip-
tion, previously received and fit for Immediate-
use. J. IIILL.
Norwalk, June 6, 1830. I29
TAILORING.
CHARLES LOCKVVOOD
OULI) inform the public that he Iuts com
menced the
'l‘a'l\or'lng Busilless,
in this place, a few rods east of the Bridge-—
where any orders in his line will be thankfully
received,and no pains spared to give satisfaction.
Norwalk, April 5, I830. I I9
STONE LIME,
RESH burnt,just received and for sale by
the Cask.
Ai.so, aquaiitity of air slacked Lime for sale
at halfprice by GEO. S1‘. JOHN.
RA VENSDA LE COAL.
HE Slubscriber offers to the: public 80 tons
of t le above named t‘oa , which be war-
mails; to be equal to any in use, and at the lowest
mar ‘ct prices. J. HILL,
September l9tli.
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 $ll
per thousand.
OH! N. B.-—lf the above propositions are not
accepted within 60days froln this date, the Shin-
glcs will henceforth advance to the price charged
elsewhere. J. HILL.
September 19, 1830.
ROUND ALSPICE, PEPPER and CIN-~
NAMON, for sale by Joirx Btinii.ii.t..
,...._...._. ..--___._. ..._.- ....A....- ..
BLACKSMITHING.
HE Public are informed
that the above business is
carried on in all its branches at’
the Shop of \Villi.-ims &. Finch
3 «hone so rvula nun: Ulc nnitgc
on the road to Old Well; and
that work will be thankfully
ing $1; for Ox shoeing $l 75.
Norwalk, July 20, I830. 1340!
.4 new supply of fresh flle.
UBBELL 81. BRADLEY have-just received
a new supply ofJ.I“I McCullough 8; Co.‘s
Fresh Brewed ALE. '
M SAWED LATH.
UST received and for sale a quantity of
Sawed Lath. J. HILL-
September 27th.
_-—RE.KDY MADE ‘Ul.a0'.l‘.Hll\ ‘s
A. FEVV pair of Pnntaloons and Vests on
L hand and for sale cheap ‘y
LEWIS M.u.i.ol2v 81. Son.
HATTERS ARTICLES.
UM SIIELLAC, (-‘opperas, Hatters
Stopping BRUSHES. _
Soft Finishing do. extra do. JACRS, &c. it
new supply. just received and for sale at the
New York prices. 1’. PRICE-
Norwalk, Sept. 97 I830.
SCHUYLKILL COAL.
UST landed a very superior cargo, received
direct fi om the mines, which is particularly
recommended for family use, being very free
from slate and shells—For Sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, by Srii.i-:5 CURTIS Ii. Co.
-I:’A1'I'.'N'.I‘ CHURNS-—for sale by
S. J .FROS'I‘.
ENS and Youths Caps for sale very low,
at the store of E. STEVENS.
MILLINERY .
MRS. M. A. SELLECK
NFORMSthepubllc,that she still continues the
I Millinery business in this place, and 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 asssurt-
ment ofgoods in the Millinery line. She hasjust
received 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, Snltin
Straw Hats a fashionable article ; opn work and
plain straw hats ; silk hats of various colours and
of the latest fashions; ll good assortment of
RIBBONS : strawnnd lease bands: Misses and
children’s Navarinocs: Battiste hats of various
colours ; bandboxes: artificial fiowers,&c. all
of which will be offered at the most reasonable
terms. Every exertion will be made to merit a
share of publick patronage.
Norwalk, May 18, I830.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
N EW-YORK OFFICE.
NO. 60 WALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
or N cw Yonx, have appointed George
St. John.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 ‘carnage tip fire.
The Howard company have is capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company.
Insurance etfcted at the lowest premium lit. none
need be brought from amueiice to waiitin con‘
sequence of loss 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
ny pursue a liberal and prompt course in adjust
ingvand paying their losses.
orwalk. Oct. 12, I829. 94.
NPJIV RYE FLOUR, made at New Milford-—
For sale by S. J. FROST.
HE House and Lot t.‘-.rmer‘3'
DAVII)
f , I I. _ "*4 " BOU LT. dec’d, pleasantly situated
mm I "5 P" ’ wk about 100 rods north of the Bridge.
that they have an establish-
ment for carrying on the a-
bove business, near the
- » .—- Bvidgc in Norwalk, where
lit-v will be happy to receive orders for any de-
From their ex-
JACOB SDIITII.
ENGLISH, Russia, and ALCOHOL
Swedes Iron
American do Shellac
English and blister Steel Virdigri-l
Cast,German&ri-spring do Copperas
Cart and Wagon Boxes Oil Vitrul
friice Chains Opium
Iron Pots, all sizes Linseed Oil
Iron Kettles do Fish Oil
Castor Oil
Blue Vitro!
.\'ut Galls
Enclish White Lead
\merican do
\Vhite lead ground in 0
Bed Caps Virdigris ground iiioli
Bed I\'eys Extract of Logwood
Butts 8:. Sc-rews.alI sizes Coptll Varnish
Hooks and Hinges Uiiiber
Knives and Forks Red Lead
Carving do
Brittaniadtplated sdonns-..ndAinerican
Iron Spoons, solip do Spanish Brwn
Bi-ittaiiia Tea Pots Yellow Ochre
Wire Sieves Terra de Senna
Cofi'ee Mills Litlicrage
Files nfitll kinds Rose Fink
Fermer’s Chissels .'lnd Indigo ,
Gauges Lamp Black
Knob, Stock, Patl,C|lest. l'Vhi'.e Turpentine
l)ra'.v 8:. Trunk Locks l’itch, Tar an
Carpenters amt Carbine. Spirits Turpentine
makers Tools Sponges
CROSS CUT SA IVS 81¢. 8,z,c,
and a great variety of
HARDWARE
too iillmerotis to mention
Brass Kettles
Tea Kettles
Ctit Nails, all sizes
Wrottgllt do
Screw Wrenches
Bed Screws
LIST OF GOODS FOR SALE BY l
Seed Luck and Gum
Venetian Red, English
Norwalk, Aug. 8, lS3l-T.‘ are‘;
l G. “»V. ST. JOHN
FFERS for sale at a small advance from ’
cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-l
lowim! ‘ “nle‘.=.. to wit.
0'‘... - _ '
mm‘ 5 I“ " Si. Croix and N. Rum
. ' "v"'5' l"‘ll3 lmd New Oi-It.-ztns Molasses
"°""E Hyson and Skin Teas
Pellilel’ Cinnamon Cloves Nutmeg:
P*‘«5“'l3-‘ill Snleiatus Powder and Shot
T°“"*~'i'.3°i Sl‘.',"Clli Sharing and Bar Soap
COTIF Rice; Sperm and Linseed Oil
5 l , -enttne; White and Red Lead
‘l_ , ‘ {Oil
:1 *~~- ‘ as Cromb Yellow Spanish \Vhiting
Latin. ., ..lclr Copal Varnish Glue Borax
B“-‘I01 and Cast Steel ~American do Iron
Cart.LB...:es Brass Kettles Iron do
Pen ‘¢_»"les Iton Pots Spiders Frying Pan:
::‘i_l'_';“l;‘:!Zt!!,‘§°rI{ColTelt3: ll'ltills dl-geeks 8: fllillges
_ """9‘3- - s ll s an crews . -:
l'll9F,_0f1lll kinds Britannia Spoons ‘Clii:s7eLl:
K"”l{and Stock Locks; Pad,Chest 8L Trunk do
Germ-‘til and cast steel panuel Saws
Steel.-back tennon do Compass do
gfflifiiind iron Candlesticks
£0“ andth l|..tl. Sdl .
Rnunl Bolts lmllriin aC0l:I(l)':l:SeS
-C-lllulfifst Sparables; Brads; Awls, Sic.
F]x‘lr8a,:——.§'a‘st rcceived a quantity of fresh Canal
our’
N ‘ WT} li"O'C’E H31‘?
1,] E §’:ll[;lECFt“lSl)cl' hasjtlst received ll new sup-
." 0 . H GROCERIES, which he of
at rctluccd prices. Among which
' efolloiviilg niticlcs :
(. mac and Cider Brandy
TEIVIPERANCE RETREAT
est prices. He has among his assortment:
Wines, and other Temp:-rate articles
Superior Fresh TEAS,
A of the the latest im-
I .
' ' portatlotis.
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugars
Canal Flour, first quality ;
Coffee, Cboctlate, Alspice,Pepper and Ginge-
Nutmegs, Cinamon, Cloves
Pranuts, Almonds, Filberts, Madeira Nut
Oranges and Lemons
Pork, Mackerel and Codfish
Soap aild Candles, Poland Starch
Spanish and American Segars
Alum, Spanish Indigo, Licorice
Painp Oil, Snuff, Tolmcco, \Vriting pang;
Powder, and shot of all sizes
Shoe, scrubbing, and VVhiiewash Brushes
ilown salt Vandike's Mustard
lo: and Keg Raisins Mould Candles
EDWIN L()CKWt‘)0D A
NEW GOODS
RESH from NewYoi'k, silitable for Fallon"
Winter, fnr ant... Cheap ror ulsii.
Black, blue, olive, and mixed Broadcloths
Sattinetts : White. green, red and vellow Flannel
"°°"l'9dv ‘“'_d 3“ °’'de'3 “'3 Green Baize Camblets and Pl.tit_ls Pudding
cuted in the best manner. Pr.ce for Horse shoe B,,ck,.,,m, Beayqrfeen; Cnmon Flannel Ticks
Blk Prilnelle Linens
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings 8: Sheetin gs
Good assortment of Calicoes; Furniture llhintz's
Homespun Flannel
Blk, and shite colored Circassians; Pongee
Col'd and blk Canton Crape; Nanlscen Crape
Fig’d Lace
Gros dc Naples White, straw col‘d, blk, blue,
and red Florence Silk
Pearling white and black
Pruiielle, Metal and other Buttons
Tabby Velvet: Blk and col’d horscskiu Gloves
Beaver and KM do Buckskin Mittens
Milli and Sarsinette Cambric \‘Vorsted Hose
Cotton Hose white and Black : Russia Diaper
Bleached Diaper 6i 4d Crash
Oil Silk Aprons for small children
Rattle Boxes Checks Dimity
Russia Sheeting Twilled Muslin, &c.
Kettles, Sad Irons, sic. GI-ZORGI Sr..Ioit.-t.
Norivalk, Sept. 8|, l"30.
W[L_LIAllI_ K. JAIIIES 8% CO.
AVE Just rccived ii tresh supply of DRY-
Blue, black, brown,olive mixt anti drab BROAD
CLOTHS, a little cheaper than can be bought
Satinetis all qualities; Flaiinels. Plaids&tCainblets
Merino Circassians and others, some at is Gd
Col'd, fig’d and blk Boinbazette: Green Moreen
Ladies blue and mixt Habit Cloths
Irish Linens and Linen Cambric
Long Lawn and Linen Cambrtc Ildkfs
Calicoesall kinds, some at 7d
Good dark Beaver Gloves at 19 1-2
Assortment ofladies Gloves and Hosiery
Long and sqare Merino Shawls
Superior Blk Floreiicesilk
India and Italian Lustring, good
6-4 and 4-4 blk Italian Craprs [Footing
Elegant fancyBelt Ribbons; Bobbinet Laces and
GreenFlorence Col'd Satin:
Assortment silk Flagg Hdkfs, SCIDE at 31 ct:
Mens and boys Leather Mittens
Good assortment of Umbrellas
Also, 2 bales bleached and unbleached Sheeting
([2? All of the above and many others not enu-
found at any cheap shop in the county. Callwest
side of the Bridge at the old stand. formerly
Norwnlk, Oct. 4, I830.
Bobinett Lace and Footing
Barrage and Cashmere I-ldkfs ; Merino 8L Silk do
Cambric Muslin Corded Cambric
White and mixt Woolen Yarn
6-4 and 4-4 Blk French Craps; Work Baskets
Also, is large assortment of Crockt ry, lindPots,
- New Fall Goods.
} GOODS, which consist in part of
elsewl ere; Blue, blk and mixt Cassiineres
Blk Bombazine cheap
Naiikin Crepes _ Pongcc Canton Crapes
Light and dark Vestings -
Gentlemens White Beaver do
4-4. 6-4 and 7-4 Pussian do
Col'tl Gro dc Naps ; Blk Sr. light Ittllian Cravats
Clark’s superior Cotton on blk spools
4-4 American Plaids at I2 l-2 cents
Apron C heck: at 8d Bedtick
merated will be ofi'ercd as" low aslhoy can be
Street St. James.
NORWALK PACKETS.
N.York every Saturday and Thursday.
tains on board, or at the store of the subscriber.
MONSON HOYT.
HE subscriber hasjtist received a General
Assortment ofGroceries zofa very superior
kind, which are offzred to the public at the low-
:' fler Brandy ; Holland :ln:l Amer-
I-03". Lump and Brown Stignr.-, Coffee; Pimentn
N,_,,.w,,”,l 0c,_ 9, I830. , per cent less than foriuer prices,viz :
*
lBUI_LDERS’ FINDINGS, &c.
W'lLI.IAM J. STREET 8: CO.
A_VEjust received an additiontilsupply ofm-.
‘ tlcles in their line, consisting-of
(‘l‘~“"': 9d clear mercbautable and box Boards
Clear t.nd merchantable common Sidi"
Spruce and Hemlock Plank I I-4 aud2 inc},
ll’l.ide Cherry Boards, seasoned
“I08. Spruce and Hemlock Scaniling, all sizes
,"""'"“"l Shlngll’-8. Cromb's-brand
W ’0U2ht and cut Nails, all sizes
K"°".' 1'7"‘ R-lm’d.Wood Stocked and Pad Locks
Chest. 'l'runk, and Draw do
Bnrfolk and Bright thumb Latches
Putts.‘ Screws and Brads of all sizes
“:)‘::‘;;]a"‘l -‘.‘l":‘_r0 Bolts :Brass and Iron Buttons
Yank ":38. “.Ind0W Spfiilgs to secure the sash
Q nee astenings and Spriiigs for Shutters
’~“'l’l’9 "ml Plwes Door Knockers [Glass
3’, _3°*e~< 7 by 9. 8 by 10, and 10 by 14 Window
lite and red Lead. drv and ground in Oil
Vcrdigris prepared in Oil
FA
OTICE.--The subscriber who is in possess
ion of the original recipe.- would respectfiil--
ly call the attention of the piiblick to the follow.
ing certificates. All persons applying to him at
his residence in Ridgefield,Ft-iirfield County.Con.-
can be furnished with a certain remedy for the
complaint to which the certificates refer,
JESSE WHITLOCK.
THIS is to certify that I was grlevously at‘.-
flicted with the Gravel about six yenrs a o
and could find no relief, till Joseph Whitlock.
hearing of my complaint prepared ti Mediciné
iiatgave me tmlnedlate re;|iefand I have nave
been troubled with it since and I believe it to
be a sure remedy against that complaint.
" DANIEL BRADLEY.
Ritlgefield, Conn. A. D. 1817.
THIS is to certify that I never have been troub-
led with the above mentionedcomplaint lo the‘
present date. DANIEL BRADLEY.
July 4, 1829.
' THIS may certify that l,ESllleI‘lv:llIilOCB, was-
Ve etiaulled and Spanish B.-own
5P|'H<_It‘., Stone and Cromh Yellow
Spanish l"biting '.'ltlrl Latiip Black
Gold Leaf, and Spirits 'l'tlrpentimg
El'lf'l:l".'l‘laXll{ and Whale Oil; Ohio Linseed do.
Spirits l urpentine and '.I‘ar by the Barrel
Paint Brushes oftlll Sines; Putty w,-u-ranged good
LlItEll’lSE
A -small assortment of Carpenters’s Tools, 25
Caststet-I and C-egman Steel Pannel Saws
Steel Back Tennon do
Carpenter’s Rules and Compasses
Iron Squares, Pincers and Hammers
Square, half round and three sq-titre Files 81¢.
.4 I; S A choice selection of iamily
Groceries, viz: Tea, Sugar,CoIl'ee, Rice, Pepper,
Holltpd and American Gill
-lflmflllfl, St. Croix and N. Rum
P°”{lIsbon, Malaga and Currant
_ . WINES
Wintttlgrecn, Peppermint. «S» Anniseed Cordials
TEAS.
Ilyson Young Hyson, and
Souchong Teas
~ man, and Brown SUG AR
Chocolate; Alspice . Pepper; Ginger
8; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Penn 3', Almond, anti Madeira Nuts
Oran .s and Lemons ; Figs
Wile and Rve Flour
F"?! Brefltl {crackers and Cheese
3"": 1’~0l'l<: Lard; Herrings
Dry - d Pickled Codt'.sh: Mackerel
E081’): C.-indies; Poland Starch; Copperas ;
-5,'H_|n l-fiend American segnrs
'1-,S[tanist. Indigo; Licorice ,
s-trained Lamp Oil
~’—._ '. -. .
Iflutt-is nnunvoru-ea.) omnpv-{ac only a part ; Zfzlflfgz-3.. ‘”_.5U_
,_....l—-——.-o-
I-IE above line of Packets have commenced
running upon their usual Spring Arrange-
ments,and a vessel will leave Norwnlk every
Tuesday and Saturday, and returning will leave
IE?’ For freight or passage apply to the Cap-
‘pbacco; \Vriting Paper
“ll‘_ot.'of all sizes
ping. and white wash Brushes
.-.'__ ‘ ranted good
._ . . .-.:l..us es: Rice
I'll) ,-‘ it I1,’ c. cu...
In,|_dECot(l¢oll Batting
" '- 5" G. D. JENNINGS.
New Goods '.l\g;21\\\,
CHEAPER TI-IAN EVER.
' MJNEZER S"l‘EVl~L.\'S has just received
tom the .Ne\vYorl{ Auctions, another splen-
Wlllcllle 05815 to the public on more reasonable-
tel millllml eVI'I'. Those who are disposed to
4-iettll-‘5.l.,}!.'-'fiI.pl*3a:3e to just come and tool: and sat-
isfy themselves. Among his assortment the fol-
lowing articles may he found, viz:
Il‘ue,b,lk_. olive, steel mixt St. brown Broadcloths
Blue. blk. brown and mixt Cassinleres
Blue and black mixt Satinetts [25 the yd.
Greer‘ red,yellow and white Flannels. some at
Bangip Cord: Fiistian-. Green Frize
Blue.green, red, brown and blk Circassians
Meritlo Circassians of different colors 81, qualities
Pruséan a large assortment of almost every pat-
t'-rn Cotton Shawls at ls’ 3d
Red and blk Thibct Shawls
7-4 aid 8-4 blk and red Merino Shawls
Cashlncre do. of various colors: Tartan Plaid
Cauttln I-‘lannels, some as low as Is 9d the yard
I-Ingl'sh Blankets: blk Bombazine It. Bombnzcttc
Bedtitking: Apron Check, some very low
Blk, scarlet, green,‘ pink and slate col‘d Canlbric
Muslin : Linen Diaper at ls 4d
Cotton deal is lOd: blk Lace Veils very cheap
4'4 bobinett Lace at 49 : blk silk Lace tit 75
Silk I’lagg Hdkls at 2-.‘ 4d: Cotton do at 9d
Buckskin Mittens: Vestings a good Assortment
tfnlicocs very cheap : Irish Linen
Blenced and unnbleached Muslin a good assort-
ment: Domestic Ginghams: Umbrellas: Ti-av
ellinrr Baskets : blk liisli Thread: blk Founda-
tion uslia: blk and white silk Gloves : black
Canton Crtipes: blk Sinchew Silk: Jillian do
Sarsinet do: Lustriug do : Grade. Berlin and Le-
vantine do; Fig’d Swiss Muslin at 45 Gil tllcyil.
llussili Docking; white and blk cotton H058 3
blk \l’orsted do ; Green Berage for Veils: GT0?"
Gauze do; Gentle-men's beaver and horseskin
Gloves ','— 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 ofCotton Ya l’l‘l; B='“"‘£.'
and Candlewick, all for sale at the new store 2d
door north ofthe mill. Oct. ll. 1530
Drugs, Medicines, Ilrittcrs’ articles, rye.
1*. _PRIC :5.
(late Price & M Lean)
DRUGGIST—ll’est side the Brillgc, Nnrwul/-'-.
' S constantly adding fresh sup
plies to his stock of goods, coili-
prising almost every description of
Drugs and Medicine, l’atent l\Iedt-
cines, &.c. llsualy called for in the
country, and warranted of the best
“"-ll‘!- ALSO ON HAND,_
Alcohol, Gum Shellac. Verdtgris, _Copperas
Extract Log vootl. Chip L0gW00d, I-VlC'*""gl|3»
[-‘ustic, Comwood, Red wood, BlueVitrol. Alluin
Alleppo Gall, Salts of 'I‘artar,‘Oil of Vitrol. Aqua
Fortis, Nitric Acid, llltirtmrc Acid, 81¢. all 0|
which are warranted, and wil; be sold at U10
lowest NewYork prices. _ _
Superior BROVVIV STOUT, in quart and pull
bottles; Philadelphia I'OR.'I‘t-ZR by the dozen or
single, S'rouou1'ois's Bl'1"I‘E£tS. by_tlN-‘ Salllfz“
or less quantity ; SALLAD OI .snp.erior qua I y
hv the bottle cheap; “LEMON SIRUP; CAS-
'f[l_,E SOAP, cheap for domestic use, 8.'.c.I c
Norwalk, September 13.
NI 3 D I C I N H S .
CETOTE of MORPHINE.
A STRYCHNINE. Sulph QUININE.
English Seidlitz POWDERS. in how-
do Soda do _ _ (10
Gum ARABIC. various qualities.
SALT PETRE, SAL .}.ERA'IUS, Pearlasli:
Mustard, superior quality, Sponge. 30"‘? C°"k‘
I'..Pnm:-.
"'lC}ED
did assortment of seasonable DRY GOODS. Table Bells
by the gross or less quatttity,jost received=at the
Ginger, Codfish, Mackerel,Fine Salt by the Stick
or at retail; Bottled Cider, 82:: 81c. &c. &,c.
Rye. Corn, or Oats received in payment for
any ofthe above articles.
ll? N. B. Glass fitted-to pattern or orders at
the shortest notice.
W T-CHES, Jim
LOOKING GLASSES, SPO0NS,&C
I1 I
afilictcd with the gt-avel,which no medicine that
was administered could give me any relief till‘
Joseph Wliitlock sent me one th at gave immedi-
ate relief and I have never been troubled with it
since, and I believe it to be sure remedy ageing,
that complaint, as witness my hand,
ESTHER WHITLOCK.
Southeast. July 6, ‘I829
WE do hereby certify that Grace Kelly was‘
cured of the gravel by 3 m‘e,,1;,_-_r,,e ,5,._,._F,,,,.ed. by-
-l°5°Ph"Vhitl0Ck.mld we do believe it to be a sure
remedy against that complaint and we do cheer.
fully recommend it to the pubic. tt‘
HIRAM GAY, MATlLDA Gu-
JOHN REY-“0I«D.8. Jon ltci=mr.osl
Valuable Property for Sale.
_ THE Subscriber ofi'ers for sale‘
. the valuable property now occupied
‘ ' t by him, consisting ofa large and con.
venient Dwelling house, Barn,Wood
hon‘-se, together with about4 acres of
excellent laud adjoining. Also, the Store and
Lot now occupied by Mr. Andrew Bishop and
himself. The Dwelling is situated on the west
bank ofthe Harbor, within a colivenientklistance
i
ofthe Bridge, and.for pleasllntness of sitllation is.
exceeded by none inthe village. It is well finish-
ed, with awell of excellent water witliin5 feet at‘
the door. The land is under a high state ofcul.
tivation, with a number ofyoung and thrifty fruit
trees upon it.
The store is situated immediately
it the centre ofbusiness and in sight ofthe house,
and affords a good stand for a merchant or me-
Gold Chains, Seals and Keys
Fillagree Ear Rings and Drops '
EVI CLARK has for sale it Sreatvariety of cl"".'i°' EM r"”h°" pa"ti°“l‘"5 °l lh" l9l‘"'5.3l¢-
E 1 Gold, Silver and French WA TCIIISS (whlch Wm be made easy’) APPIY 1°
NOAH S. BAILEY.-
Norwalk, Sept. ‘.27, I830. 144
Elegant Patterns, Paste, Jet unzl Bead Ear Rings
Pearl, jet, and paste Breast Pins of all kinds
671601); PCfl1'l,}t3t, paste, 8:. plain Finger Rings
oftlll patterns Coral Ear Rings
racelets and Clasps; Bead and Velvet Pulse;
aucy Boxes rim: Soup
Pocket Book's" tiu'«'l n’a‘ii‘t‘:ls-;-‘is-.-r.I?e:i-s_laes
Segar Tubes Silver Pens Stilletooii
Hair Pills School Medals Steel Tweezers
Silver Thimbles Dressing and Pocket Combs
Ever Pointed Pencils ; Plain do.; Small Beads 1
Plated Snuff:-is and Trays Steel do
Brass and plated Candlestick; Britania tea Pots
Pt)I‘I'It.‘I‘Oy'S Razor Strcps
Flutes, Fifes, Violin Strings and Violins
SILVER SPECTACL ES
At $2,wariaiited good Silver: steel Spectacles,
Goggles——l\'ew 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 Buttons, Lace
Braids, Sic. Clocks at $l0. warranted
Cash will be paid for old SILVER
and all Jobbing done at short notice.
Masonic and other Medals, Notorial Seals,
Spoons. Sic. Engraved.
Boot and Shoe Store.
VVILLIADI DIAYBURY
' ESPECTFULLY informs
the Gentlemen and Ladies
A . & of Norwalk and its vicinity,
that he has opened his Store,
first door west of the Bridge V
and directly opposite the store of Ell Reed,
(Sign of the golden Boot,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes—-also measures taken. Gentlemen and:
Ladies accommodated uutl- well fitted at the’
sliortr-st notice antl at reduced prices. AISD. 3
general assortment of superior FlNI)lNGS. of
the first quality, for sale at the N. Yorkprict-.s_.
Also, Liquid and Paste Blocking of a genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States
D001‘ & SHOE
MA- KIN G.
0S[.‘,Pn \V HOYT would respectfully in-
form the public that he keeps coiistnlitly for
sale at his establishinent at the sign of the Boot,
a few rods EAST of the Bridge, an assortment of
GEN'1‘I.EMEN’s and LADIES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every 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 establisliinent.
Boots and Shoes made to measure for custom-
ers, at short notice, and in the neutest style.
“Tater Proof Boots and.Shoes.
Those who wish to Sit] ply themschet with-
Slices or Boots of this description cilhel 07
Leather or Prunella, will do well to, call as he
can furnish them with an article equal to ot_h-
manufactured iii the country. _ _
water Proof Cloth, of a superior kind, con-
stantly for sale.
Not-walk, Feb. 14. I830. U2
T0 COOPER5. ,
lW;\NTED.—-—T\venty. or Thirty Coop-
’ ers-—-incil with families would be pre-
fered——to work at tight barrels, and Flour
barrels, and hogsbeads. Good faithful work-
ers may depend on steady employ from One
year to another. .li-:ai=::\tiAH C-mclil-:s'reii.
Troy, Sept. 21, ,l3Il0- 144
’§'i'1'iP‘t.'c')'t§wo‘oD r ale i.y"""
C uusffisi-Lesley:-3:-_
IVIACKEREL.
A
Boston, 50 Barrels and 50 half Barrels No. 1
I f I l -
and 2tMacker.el. a!i‘lU%l'B5£ {zeal 1;’; Ann”,-
:5. J. FROST.
sale. by
€T.ASS ._g,‘"\_VAX7or Slioemakers, tor
Ngrwtilk Dispensary.
Norwelk: Sept. 27 1330.,‘
s
fioliwalk, Sept. 5, 1530-.
Silver and Pearl Sleeve Buttons; Shaving Boxes -glam blksnk valve‘ and fig“, velvet do
BrownGoats lIziirCamblet a superior article suit-'
Clocks atitl Watches carefully Repaired, Hosiery and Gloves
Child ren’s Morocco shoes
RIORE NEW GOODS.
Lewis Illallory if‘ Son
AVE-Ijust received from New York, a new"
supply of Fancy 82. Staple DRY-GOODS,
old and zip Locke“ Gm Buckle, suitable forthe approachingseason,ainntur which
's'Ol‘I'I2lllll"n .’*nn.v bn fountl. n vary lalure dnnnstlmenfofc
r3“i‘n‘ "-;ii'.si.-;= ..
.»._-‘I-_.._. ,..' ,._,.__d.. ,
Fine fashionable mixt coi'd Satiriett; Common do
variety of Valentin 81. other VESTINGS
able for gentlemen’: Wrappers
Fine Blue and common do-
Fur Trimmings for Cloalls and Wrappers-
Floor Cloth Baize, and common do
Flannels all colours. Very cheap
Calicoes a handsome assortinent
Merino Circassians a variety ofcolours
Common do; Bl-k Marceline Silk an'd‘ Sarsinett
Blk Silk Sirge and Green Florence
Tabby Velvets, blk, blue, green, red anti drab
Bungup and fancy Cord ; Dumestic Sheling and‘
Shirtings; Bed Ticking: Batting 81. ll/atldiilg
Domestic Ginghams and Checks 3 CUNOD Cord‘
Superior Ginghams: Umbrellas: Candlewick-
Bnckskin Mittens
[I?All kinds Trimmings of the" best quality
"1' bread Lace
JUST received by the subscribers direct from Z
kept constantly on band, together with a variety
ofother Goods too tedious to mention; all of
which will be sold cheap forCasls. Persons wish-
ing to purchase good and cheap Goods will do
well to call and examine before purchasing else-
where.
Norwalk, Oct. l, 1830.
New and cheap Goods.
‘ I B. BENNETT
iA‘S relc-ieiiltly replenished his stock ofGootIs
suitable for the‘ present and approach-
-ing season’, which are offered to the public at such-
pricos as he thinks will not fail to please those
who favor him with it call.
Thefbliowiag comprise only a part :,
‘Blue, blk and mixt Broadcloths
Olive, brown and drab do; Cassimeres ,
Blue 3 blk mixt Satinetts ; Bangup 8:. fancyCoi'd
Valentin, Marseilles and Silk Vesting
Devonshire Kersey Lyon Skin
Red, white, yellow and green Flannel
llatinett Black and coloured Bombazette
Pongee; Circnssians, a variety of colors Kzpricec
’ '7-4 and 8-4 blk andscarlet Merino Shawls
Caslimere Shawls; Worsted Barage Hdkfs
Poplin do Fancy Silk and Gauze do-
Rusian Shawls; Blk Canton Hdkfs
Merino Circassians Blk Bombazine‘ _ ,
Blk Canton Crapo Blk and green French" db‘
Blk Sinchew Blk Levantiue ,
Gro_deNap 3:. Florence; Silk;81. cotton flagg Hkfs
Blk,~green, and Crimson Tabby _Velvet _ ‘
Blk Lace Veils; Brown Muslin and Battieste
Blk Worsted Hose Silk and Cotton do"
Light and dark Gingbums _
White and Black Bobtnett Lace!
4-4 and 6-4 Cambric Muslin‘ _ . .
Plain and fig’d Book do Swiss t1nd~Mull do‘
Plan and figuredlackonct Mu_slin _
Calicoesof all prices”. Furniture CEIIICO" d_ ’
Ladies white and blk Dllli Gloves ; Horseskin 0
Mens’ Horseskin and W_o‘odsock Gloves
Lace Inserting Footi_ng. Emboidered Belts.
Cap Ribbon _
Corset Laceings and Eyelet Rings
Blk and colored‘sill{ Braids VV‘0l‘Sl€d'd°‘
Cambric Linen Cambi‘-ic M-nslmé
lrish Linen Lcng. L*“’“ d. R. .. ,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas: Porter ugh EH53“!
Sheeting Bedtickand Apron ec _
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin Tartar P19-Id‘
Cotton Yarn and Candlewick _ _
A good assortment of Con! ,'I'rimmnlg.
t‘P bate for the District of Nor-
T,[:,l,§kChoatiili‘1‘i)mitle(il 81. allowed six months from
h date hereof for the creditors to the estate of
‘Mg ‘m Morelwiuic. late ofNorwalk, deceased, to»
exbliilziit their claims for‘ settlement. Those who
neolect to present their accounts, properly 3*‘
- fed within said time, will be debarred a recov-
»:.s 'A|| persons indebted to said estate, are ile-
' _ , k ' d’ te payment to
quested to me e filial; El‘. ‘SHERWOOD. Awmr.
Wilton. October 30, 1830. 149
- GREGORY’: sI;atent Cast l{on PLOUGHS
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Norwalk Chronicler