.
V-,\ -
I, japanctl Ware.
‘ tiiat gave me immediate re qief and I have nev
_ ltld with the above mentioncdcomplaint t0 the
, ‘ since, and I believe it to be sure remedy agains
_ tbat complaint, as witness my hand,
, JosephWhitlock,and we do believe it to be a sure
I 300 Spruce Plank for Flooring
' their line, warranted equal to any ever before
,. lliat every cfibrt shall be made to gratify their ,
- wishes.
" , Velvet, Valencia, Marseilles and silk Yesting
PVOL. XIII.
’i‘§‘JE{=‘~}3AY, Novnitiinéfis 39, 18
30. I
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NEW sE’1uE:s‘--No. 153.
m. C’
PUBLISI-IED WEEKLY A'l‘ NQRWALK, coNN._._s.__y_v., BENEDICT, EDITOR AND PROl’.RIE'I‘0R.-
COOHQING l’=.“-".i€':4».-:7“ T”
‘1;Y"..:W ‘V: T 1...: I I?’ f, ,."i.,._-". ~,y.
V ’”:.i..x.\1tISIit."{l_\' on
fig Ii.-ind, at their Tin
Factory, in N-ir\\'nll<. It
- =.: 2? Stoves ofcverv dcscri )-
tioii,--incliidingall ofllle
ml '""{='i'¥3}; itiiprovcd COOKING
I - ~"’ - STOVES now in use,
viz IIoyt's..liinie’s,Wil-
soii's and Postlc-,v’s Int‘
,i____..___.__..proveil. Likeuist‘, Ten
Plnltc and Box Stoves; Franklins ofthe most el-
gang patterns, and Lt-hiuli of the most approved
l-;iiids :«—-all of \\l'lltlI will be sold upon the veiy
ilottvest terins, but for cash only.
739:, .HoIluw, and S/tecl Iron If/ri7'c.——Tlicy
' have also on hand a general assortineiit of Tin,
Sheet Iron, Hollow and Hardware, &c. inclu-
ding the following articles :
English brass Kettles. bailed and unbailed
Andirons, Shovels and Tongs, Frying Pans
Gridtrons, Toast Irons and Sad Irotis
Coirposition, copper and tin Tea Pots, sortie
new and very elegant patterns
Block Tin Spoons, silver plated 'l‘ca &. Table
Spoons: Brass Candlesticks
'lron Spoons, baisters and soup Ladles
'l'in and Japaned Candlesticks and Lamps
Cltrystalizcd bread baskets and SelV('!'s
An extensive assortment of plain tin and
Also, Cornice heads, Con-
ductor Pipes, Scales, Beams: Weiglrs from
halfan ounce to 23 pounds: Measures, 5.30.
Foot Stoves, Coal hods, coal sifters, &.c..§-e’
Repairing and Job Work done in the bios
inatiner-and at short notice.
OTICE.—-The subscriber who is in possess
ion ofthe original recipe. would respectful
ly call the attention ofthe publick to the follow-
ing certificates. All persons applying to him at
his residence in Ridgefield,Fairfield County, Con.
can be furnished with a certain remedy for the
complaint to wliiclithe certificates refer,
JESSE WHITLOCK.
THIS is to certify that I was grit.-vously af-
flicted with the Gravel about six years ago
and could find no relief, till Joseph Whitlock,
bearing of my complaint prepared a Medicine
been troubled with it since and I believe it to
be a sure remedy against that complaint.
DANIEL BRADLEY.
Ridgeticld, Conn. A. D. ISI7.
THIS is to certify that I never have been troub-
present date. DANIEL BRADLEY.
July 4, 1829.
THIS may certify that l,Esther\Vltiilock, was
afflicted with the gravel,which no medicine that
wasadministeretl could give me any relief till
Joseph Whitlock sent me one th at gave immedi-
ate relief and I have never been troubled with it
nlill Sheet Iron Wi.rt:'
very large assortment of
3 A’ j. .
FOR, SALE OR. RENT.
VgVllE [louse and Lot f--rinerl3'
- the» residence of llAVII')
BUULT, di-c’d, plensantlv situate,-tl
npout I00 rods north of the Bridge. I‘:or'terins.
\\'lllCll will be nccoiniuoduting, apply to
Allrll 95- C. ISA .-\CS.
12.
_ N’O1'lCEis hereby given to
l
I
I
I ‘ those persons in.lebtcd to
, I~.7 ‘llEED,on Book or by Note,
_ tlt.t the deinamls agaiiist the.n
‘"0 715-‘|.’fl¢’tl lo Tiioiuas Rt-:i—:n, and are i tl en
l
liands oftlte subst~.E1.er for collection and that
site has remain unpaid on the ‘.Z0lh of inst.l‘ularcli
will be ptit in suit without distinction.
«\l=H‘clI I. I830. ll-I 'I'iui)iit-::’S l3r.'r'rs
(,'(iri'i.ag'e i',‘:’r1.t’cin.'3".
VVILLIAIHS Si FIN CII
ESPl:2C'I‘I~‘ULL\’ in-
fuini the publick
that they have an establish-
ment for carrying oiithe a_-
. hove business, near the
, B'idge in Norwalk, where
’ her will be happy to receive orders for any de-
scription of work in their line. From their ex-
perience in the business they are confident that
they shall be able to give satisftiction to any who
may be disposed to employ them. All kinds of
Carriages and Fancy Wag,r:ons finished in the
modern style, in the inostsubstaiitial tr.:-.-t:icr,antl
at short notice.
Norwalk July 20, I830.
TAiLoiziNGZ
CHARLES LOCKVVOOD
UULD inform the public that he has cotii
menced the
' ‘ O I I
lailoring Business,
in this place, a few rods cast of the Bridgi-.-—
where any orders in his line will be thanklully
received,and no pains spared to give satisfaction.
Nortvnlk. April 5, I830. I19
STONE LIME,
RESH but-nt,just received and for sale by
the Cask.
Ai.so, a quantity of air slacked Lime for sale
at half price by GEO. ST. JOHN.
6 :ROUNl) ALSPICE, PEPPER and CIN-
NAMON, for sale by .ltIH.\' Buiitt.u.t..
i
50}? TONS PLASTEI1
GROIIN dot’ in the Ltimp—For sale at the
‘-\‘)~\VrIll{ Mills by I-lunni-:i.i. Ck. llIl.~‘lIll.l-ZY.
N'(i'IL‘IC’I'1).——-'I'lie S5lV(‘I' I'l.'itiiig 8L Black-
smith lnisiiioss lieu-.-iofoi'e cariied on by D.
-5"_‘:I'I;gcs, SI.-crnum 8' Co. All orders in tlteirlinc
":'Iil he thankfully root-ivcd and piiiictiially ut-
Iciitletl to. D. H. SI':_l|{(,;}.;s'
Li-zwis Jill!-1ltMAN.
_~_1,,43 _______,._ ,__5_”l‘,I-IPlt_I£.'iG. S-runoiis
BLK. 8; COLORED CIRCASSIANS.
‘, M._ K.J:\MISS & Co. have just received I5
pieces black and colored ClI'(‘il$Sl0IIS.
Also—-A lew pieces Bang-up Cord
Cottoii Yarn. Candie VVick, &c. Oct_l8,
RI-ZGt)RY’S tun.-..t Cast Iron 'i'i.ouEITs
and Plough sllillffs, foi stile by
IIt;Bni:i.i. &‘Biui>Li:r.
GREAT BARGAINS,
T the L\‘orwalk Chilling Stor"g.._A gen-
eral a.~isot-ti,-ion: of Men's Clothing, suit-
illlle RN‘ llle attprtiacliiiig season. forsiile Cheap
'07 Cilslb El)Wl.'\' LOCl(\l'00I).
COTTON YARN Si. BA'l‘TS.
] UST received by the subscribers, a quaniitv
Q of Cotton Yarn of all nuinliers, from 4 to Id.
Cotton Butts ofgood qiinlily for sale cheap, by
S1‘. Join’ 81. Mounts.
]§v““r.tv’”iiv‘t;‘ri.t3't3'a;:.;;a."..t‘u*..;'tmt‘ra:-a:
"' S. J F‘RUS'1‘.
4. .. . or salte t-_v
l..A-‘SS do W.»\_X for Slioeniakers, tor
sale by S. .l. Fl{OS'I'.
FEENS and Youths Caps for sale very low,
-1t_1l1g_§I3_re of E. S'l‘l-:\'t«:.\‘s.‘.—
TEIVIPEBANQE RETREAT
.' ‘ H ls. stibscriber has _]llSl I't’Ct’.l\t't:ll a General
, Assortment ofGroceries zofa very superior
kind, yvliith .'-r» oll'.;i'cd tn the public at the low-
est. prices. He has among his assortment:
Wines, mid otlierTeniperate articles
Superior Fresh TEAS,
of the the latest ini-
portations.
Loaf, Lump anil Browii Sugars
Canal Flour, first quality ;
Colfee, Cll0C(litl(?, Alspice,P«-ppcr and Gingc
Nutmegs, Cinainon, Cloves
Pratiuts, Almonds, l"iibcrts, Madeira Nut
Oranges and Lemons
BLACICSDIITIIING. ’
I-IE Public are informed
' that the above business is
carried on in all its branches at
,_ , the Sltop of Williams 6:. l"iiii;li
~— about 80 rods from the Bridge
on the road to Old Well ; and
,. that work will be thankfully
’ ~“' cce iv ed, and all orders exc
cuted in the best manner. Price for Ilotse shos
ing $I; for Ox shoeing $1 75.
Norwalk. July 20. I830. 13'-ltf
-./1' new supply of_fres'/i. .r_’lIc.
_ ESTHER \Vni'ri.ocK.
Southeast. July 6, I829
WE do hereby certify that Grace Kelly was
cured of the gravel by l medicine prepared by
remedy against that complaint and we do cheer-
fully recommend it to the publc. tf
HIRAM Gav, l\'IATIl’.DA Gav,
JOHN REYNOLDS, JONA Risvsonns.
LUMBER
BY WILLIAM J. STREET &CO.
ONE hundred thousand feet ot' Box and Barn
/ Boards ; 25,000 feet nici-chi. Boards
20,000 feet 1st and 2d clear Boards
6,000 do I 1-4, I 1 2 and 2 inch dear and 2d
merohantable Plank
5,CO0 feet common 2 inch Pine and Spruce, suit-
able for Bridges and Barn Floors
25,000 feet Siding or Clapboards, Isl, 2d and 3t]
qualities; 500 Albany or piece Pl-ink
1,000 Albany Boards : 30.000 sawed Lath
]50,t')(I0 Lake SHINGLES.mostly choice brands
Lil:eicise—A large lot of Pine and lletnlock
Scantling ofdilferent sizes and qualities. Most
I of the above is seasoned and fit forimniediate ,
use; as the owners have taken more than ordi-
nary pains in buyingtliis season, they are pre-
ared to sell as cheap as any.
N-t Clothing Store.
SCOFIELD -3- SE Y./I10 UR,
DRAPERS AND TAii.oizs, 26 l3owi:nv,N.Y.
AVE on hand and for sale, at prices. and
ofa quality, that cannot fail to give sat-
isfaction, a complete assortment of Goods in
offered to the public. They now offer every
article suitable for the approaching season,
and assure those who will give them a call.
The Iollowing comprise a part of‘
their assortment, and are all of the first qual-
ity, and well-made articles :-
Superfine black, blue, olive &brown Dress
Coats
Do. blue, olive anti brown Frock Coats
Steel mixed, drab and brown Over Coats
Mixed, olive and brown Coatees
Camblet and Plaid Cloaks, an assortment
Spanish Cloaks: Boston Wrappers
Mixed, black. blue and fawn colored Cassi-
mcre Pantaloons _
Bangup Pantaloons ofsoperior qtiality
Blue Cloth Round Jackets
Satinett Round Jackets and Pantaloons
Genoa szlk Velvet Vests; French do. figured
and plain
Figured and striped Valencia Vests
White, figured, and buff Marseilles Vests
Plain, fig’d. colored and striped silk Vests
Linen, cotton &. flannel Shirts and Drawers
Patent Merino do do
Silk and cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs
do do, Grnvats ofevery description
"Voollcn &. Cotton Hosiery of all descriptions
Mixed and blck worsted Hose and half hose
Collars and Suspenders, all patterns
Patent Hinge and plain Stocks, an assortment
Cravat Stitfners; white Castor Gloves
Black Horseskin Gloves, supeiror quality
"Beaver and Woodstock Gloves, &c.
.dlao,—Superfine black, blue. olive. mixed,
. brown and green Broad-Cloths
Superfine blue, black, fawn colored and mix'd
I Cassimeren
UBBELL 31. BRA DLEY ltevcjust received
, a new supply of.I.H ;‘tlcCullougii 8:, Co.’s
Fresh Brewed ALE.
SAVVED LATH. _
UST received and tor stile it quantity of
Sawed Latli. J. Hii.i..
September 27th.
READY IVIADE CLOTHING.
FEW pair of Pantaloons and Vests on
1. hand and for sale cheap by
Ll-2\VlS M\i.i.onv Si. Sou.
HATTERS ARTICLES.
UM SI-IELLAC. Copporas, llatters
Stopping BRUSHES.
Soft Finishing do. extra do. JACKS, t.:c. a
new supp'y. just received and for sale at the
New York prices. P. PMC8-
Norwnlk. Sept. ~27 I830.
SCEIUYLICILL COAL.
UST landed a very superior cargo, received
direct {tom the mines, which is particularly
l‘r‘COlnI‘I‘ICl'ltle(l for family use, being very free
from slate and she|ls—-For Sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, by STILES CURTIS 5:. Co.
'"’iu“itLLrNEnY .
MRS. M. A. SELLECK -
NFOItMSthepublic,tliat she still coiitiiuies the
Millinery business in this place,an.l “ill 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 geiit-.i'nI asssort-
ment of goods in the Millinery line. She ltas just
rece.ved from New York a large and elegant as-
sortment of Navaiino Huts, black. white and yel-
low, a part of which are new patterns lately in
troduced. Extra fine Logliorii Gipsics, Sattin
Straw Hats a fashionable atticlc; opn work and
plain straw hats; silk hats of various colours and
of the latest fashions; a good assortment of
RIBBONS ; straw and lease bands: Misses and
children's Navarinoes: Battiste hats of various
colours ; bnndboxes; artificial flowers, &c. all
of which will be offered at the most rcasonal:le
terms. Every exertion will be made to merit it
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 Nitw Yonx, have appointed George
St. .lohn,ns their agent in Norwalk and the towns
adjoining. to insure Houses and other buildings,
and property contained in them, such as -Dry
Goods, Groceries, Sic &c.
against loss or ‘immune by fire.
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 efl‘cted at the lowest premium Iii. none
need be brought from utlluenco to want in 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
ing and paying their losers.
Norwalk. Oct. 12. I829. 94.
New Estahlishmeiit.
SEYMOUR COIVISTOCK,
( of the latafirm qf Raymond 6: Conistock.)
HAS just returned from New York with a
fresh stock of new selected
DRY-GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware and Crockery, and taken
the store a few rods south of the old stand, where
of every description. -
All Orders will be executed with neatness
and despatch.
New York. October, 1830.
he would particularly invite his former customers
and friends generally to call and examine the
qualities and prices. .. '
1\'¢'wCaieaaii, Oct. 1, 1830. 1-15
Pork, llInt'l(0I'Ll and Codlish
Soap and Cantlles, Poland Starch
Spanish and Ainericaui Segurs
Altiin, Spanish Indigo, Licorice
Pamp Oil, Suiill', 'l'olincco, \Vriting prtpor
Powder, and shot of all sizes
Shoe, SCt1‘llDl)lIl_E,', nutl \Vliiicwasli Bru-.o'l.es
Blown sa t \’;indike's Mustard
Box and Keg Raisins Mould Candles
EIIWIN LUC K \V()(.)D
rssw G-00338
RESI-l from l\'ewYork, suitable for Fall and
_ \'Viutci, tor stile Cheap for Cash.
. .
Buckraiti; Beaverteeii; Canton Flatiitiel Ticks
Blk Priinclle Linens
Bleached and unbleaclied Shirtiugs & sllt‘.t'llI1!_S
Good assoitnit-nt of Czilicocs; I"uriiitut'c l‘.ltintz’s
Homespun Flaiiiit-l
Blk. and slate colored Circassians; Pongee
(_‘.oI'd and blk Cttuton Crapo; t\'ankei-n Crnpc
Gros dc Naples White. straw col‘il, blk, blue,
and red Floioitce Silk
Bobinelt Lace and Footiiig
Pearliug white and lilack
Prunelle, Metal and otltcr Buttons
Barrage anil Caslttnere l~Idk fs; Merino .1; silk do
Tabby Velvet; Blk and col’d liorsesltin Gloves
Beaver and Ki I do Buckskin Mittens
Cnmbric Miisliii Coidod Cainhric
Mull and Sarsiuette Cnm'irit: \Vorste-(I Hose
Cotton Hose wliiti-. and B'uclt: Russia Diaper
White and mix! \Voolcu Yarn
Bleached Diaper Ga‘ 4d Crash
Oil Silk Aprons for small chililren
6-4 and 4-4 Blk Frcncli Ci'ape; Work Baskets
Rattle Boxes Checks Ditiiity
Russia Shooting Twilled Muslin, &c.
Also, a large assortinent ofCrock¢ ry, nndl’ots,
Kettles, Sad Irons, tlzc. GEORGE S I", .lont.\'.
Norwallt, Sept. 3|, 1 30.
Next Fall Goods.
WIL,I4IAM Ii. JADIES 82 CO.
:3-_ AVE Just recived a lrosli supply of DRY-
GOUDS, which consist in part of
Blue. black, l)rown,olive inixt and drab BROAD
CLOTH S, a little cheaper than can be bought
elsewl ere; Blue, blk mid mixt Cassiincrcs
Salinetts all qualities: Flaiinels, I’Iaids8i.Cainblt:ts
Merino ClI'c'-ISSIHIIS and others, some at Is 6d
Blk Bombazine cheap
Col'd, tig’d and blk Bombazctte: Green Moreen
Ladies blue aul iiiixt Habit Cloths
Nankiu Crapes Pongee Canton Crepes
Ii'ish Linens and Lincu Canibrit‘.
Long Lawn and Linen Caiiibrtc Ildkfs
Light and dark Vcstings
Calicoes all kinds, some at 7d
Good dark Beaver Gloves at I2 1-2
Gentlemens White Beaver do
Assortment ofladies Gloves and Hosiery
Long and sqare Merino Shawls
4-4. 5 4 aml 7-4 Pussian do
Superior Blk Florencesilk
India and Italian Lu.-tring, good
Col'd Gro de Naps; Blk 81. light Italian Cravats
6-4 and 4-4 lilk Italian Crupt s [Footing
Elegant faiicyBelt Ribbons; Bobhinet Laces and
Clark’s superior Cotton on blkspools
GreenFlorcnce Col'd Satins
Assortment silk Flagg Hdkfs, some at 31 cts
4-4Americau Plaids at I2 I-2 cents
Mens atid boys Leather Mittens
Good assortment of Umbrellas
Apron Checks at 8d Bedtick
Also, 2 bales bleached and unbleiiclicd Sheeting
All of the above and many others not con-
merateil will be offered as low astlioy can be
found at any cheap shop in the county. Call west
side of the Bridge at the old stand. Iorincily
Street 31. James.
Nnrwalk, Oct. 4, I830.
l"ig’d Lace
NORWALK PACKE TS.
‘ HE above line of Packets have commenced
running upon their usual Spring Arrange-
ments, and a vessel will leave Norwalk every
Tuesday and Saturday, and returning will leave
N.York every Saturday and Thursday.
IL? For freiglit or passage apply to the Cup-
tains on board, or attlie store of the subscriber.
MONSON HOVT.
};i7.?i'i_'i‘\"'1‘”Cii'Uiii‘JiS:iFF§-fiT€'t;",~”"”"'"
s. .i .l-‘RUST.
B. S'runr:r.s. is now conducted under the llrlll of
G. \V. ST. JOHN
lowing arti_cles, to wit.
Jill St. Croix and N. Rum
(I New Orleans lllulassq,-s
iid Skin Teas
Suleiaius Powder and Shot
T0‘)-‘C60? S'aI‘¢l!: Shaving and Bar Soap
C°f‘”_l5h 3‘ Sllildl RICH: Sperm and Linseed Oil
Spirits Ilurpentine; White and Red Lead
doGroin'ltl in Oil ‘
lromh Yellow
.opal Varnish Glue Borax
.st Steel American do
Brass Kettles Iron do
_ Ii on Pots Spiders Frying Pans
Nails all sizes Coll'ce.Mills Hooks 81. Hinges
I\ItlV8S and Forks Butts and Screws all sizes
Iiiles of all kinds ltritannlu Spoons Cliissels
knob ail-«:3-Stock Looks; Pad, Chest 8:. Ti tink do
German and cast steel panncl Saws
Steel back tcnnon -,lo Compass do
Brass and iron C8.ltll€SllCl{S
t\'orl'olk and tliuinb Latches Sad Irons
Round Bolts Iron Squares Compasses
:nuIl'ers; Sparables; Brads; Auls, 8ic.
-‘U.~:0-—.lust I'tC8lVCtl a quantity of fresh Canal
Flour Norwalk, Oct. 9, I830.
iviz‘:’i>vTfii“ocEitIi§sT
ply of FRESH GRUCERIES, which he of
fers l.0l"S."l(’ at reduced prices. Among which
are the following aiticles i
Cogniao and Ciuer Bi-an dy
Holland and American Gin
Jamaciu,'St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant
WINES .
ttrtntei-green, Peppermint, Sr Anuisceil Cordials
TEAS.
Hyson Young Hyson, and
Souchong Teas
Loaf. Ltitnp, and Brown SUG XR
Colll-ei Cliocoltitc; Alspice. Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Oranges and Lemons ; Figs
Wheat and Rye Flour
Fresh Broad ;crackers and Cheese
Butter; Pork; Lard: llerrings
Dry and Pickled Codt'.sh: Mackerel
Soap ; l"..-milles; Poland Starch; Copperas
S;ian'isl' iind‘Ain»'.-rican segars
.-\l|um; Spanish Indigo; Licorice
Winter strained Lamp Oil
Snuff; 'l‘nhhacco; Writing Paper
.‘.’owder;gSl ot of all sizes
Shoe, scrubbing. mid white wash Brushes
Mustartl, warranted good
Brooms: good Molasses; Rice
'l‘ainm-iinls, Tapers, .9-c. Ste.
Candlewick and Cotton Batting
G. D. JENNINGS.
II"/ml. is ciiiuIII:r/(ted compri'..~'c mil)! (I yurt : '. _ v,, , ‘ . .- . . :20
Black, blue, olive, and mixed l:‘ro.ulclotl.§ _@Tf9 ' ’-'';'---J.?- -1.. 5—_——-.7.-—l-—-.._
Sattinetls: \\"lti‘te. j.ft'eeit, red aiiil _vollow I-'l;tniiel Q,’ l ' ‘y (_y00(\S Q‘_'(1‘\\_)
Green Bat/.e Lainhlets and PI .ids Puildiiig C""{l“3"P|,aR TIIAN EVER.
BENEZER STEVENS has just received
_ from the New York Auctions, another splen-
did as-tortinent of sbasouable DRY GOODS.
which l'e ollitrs to the public on more reasonable
tci ins than ever. Those who are disposed to
doubt it will pleaae to jiwtironic and tool: and sat-
isfy themselves. Among his assortment the fol-
lowing articles may be found, viz:
B'ue, blk,olive, steel mixt 8:. brown Broadclotlis
Blue, blk, brown and inixt Ciissimeres
Bltie and black inixt Satinctts [25 the yd.
Green, red. yellow and while Flannels. some at
Baugup Cord; Fiistiait: Green Frize
Blue. green, red, brown and blk Circassians
Merino Cirzassians of dill‘:-ieiit colors &. qualities
Pl‘uSSi.lh a large assortment ofalmost eve.y pat-
ti-rn Cotton Shawls at Is 3d
Red and blk Thibet Shawls
T4 and 8 4 blk and red Merino Shawls
Cuslimi.-re do. of various colors: Tartan Plaid
Canton Flunuels, some as low as Is 9d the yard
English Blankets: blk Bomhazine Si. Boinbazette
Bvdiicking: Apron Check, some very low
Blk, scarlet, green, pink and slate col’d Cauibric
Muslin :' Linen Diaper at is 4d
Cotton do at ls l0il: blk Lace Veils very cheap
4'4 l)0l)lllt’.ll Lace at 4s : blk- silk Lace at 7s
Silk Flagg Hdkls at 2:: 4d: Cotton do at 9d
Buckskin Mittens: Vestings a good Assortment
Lulicoes very cheap: Irish Linen
Bleacet’. and unnblcached Muslin it good assort-
ment: Domestic Ginghams: Unilirellasf Trav
elling Baskets: blk liisli Thread: blk Founda-
tion Muslin: blk and white silk Gloves : black
Canton Crapes: blk Siuchew Silk; Julian do
Sarsinet dos Lustring do: Grade. B'et'lin and Le-
viintine do; I"ig’d Swiss Muslin at 4s 6d the yd.
Russia Docking; white and blk cotton Hose ;
blk VVorsted do ; Green Beritge for Veils; Green
Gauze do; Genili=inen's beaver and horseskin
Gloves ; Ladies Gloves :1 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 ofC'otton Yarn, Batting
and Candlewick, all for sale at the new store ‘ld
door north ofthe mill. Oct. ll, I830
Drugs, llledicilies, I'lrutcrs' articles, aye.
11-. _PRIC E,
(late Price & M’Lean)
DR U GGIS '1'-— West side the Bridge. Norwal/r,
7 S constantly adding fresh sup
plies to his stock of goods, coni-
prisin,-; almost every description at
Drugs and Medicine, Patent Medi-
cines, 8i.c. usuitly called for in the
country, and warranted of the best
“i1“'3'- ALSO ON HAND,
Alcohol, Gum Shellac. Vcrdigris, Copperas
Fxtract Log vood. Chip Logwood, Nicaragua,
[-‘ustic, Comwood, Red wood, BlueVitroI. Allum
Alleppo Gall, Salts of'l‘artar, Oil of Vi'trol. Aqua
Fortis, Nitric Acid, Muriatic Acid, &.c. allot
which are warranted, and will be sold at the
lowest NewYork prices.
Superior BRO\Vl\ STOUT, in quart and pint
bottles; Philadelphia PORTER by the dozen or
single, Srouoii1'ox’s Bl'l"I‘ERS, by the gallon
or less quantity ; SALLAD OIL. superior quality
by the bottle cheap; LEMON SIRUI’; CAS-
TILE SO -\I’, cheap for domestic use, kt. c
Norwalk, September 13.
I C I N E S .
CETOTE of MORPIIIN E.
STRYCHNINE. Sulph QUININE.
English Seidlitz POWDERS. in boxes.
do Soda do do
Gum ARABIC. various qualities.
SALT PETRE, SAL .rE.llA'I Us. Pefiflfiibt
Not walk Dispensary. P. I_’t_1,tO2.
l\'orivallt, Sept. 27 _.lS30..
0 EFERS for sale at a small advance from .'
cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-
Cogniao and Cider Brandy; Hollanil ant Amer-
l lV"0“Elll and citt Nails, all sizes
V «I Brown Sugar ; Coffee . Pimento
1, . iiiiumoii Cloves Nutmegi
Pearlash
Spanish VVhiting
Iron
HE Subscriber hasjust received it new sup-
Mustard, superior quality, Sponge, Bottle Corks
by the gri 5:: or less quantity._iust received at the
EB
BUILDERS’ FINDINGS. &c. ‘
WlLLIx\M J. STREET 8.’. C0.
C1 ticles in their line. consisting of ,
Clem. 2d clear merchantable and box Boards‘
eiir and mercliantable common Siding
Spruce and Hemlock Plank I I-4 and 2 inch‘
Wide Cherry Boards, seasoned '
a;"°-_ 5l"'Ut'e and Hemlock Sc:iniling,till sizes
ariiuited Shingles, Croinli’s brand
l€"°l’; l|'0n Rim’d,Wood Stocked and Pad Locks
Llicst. Trunk, and Draw do
Norlolk and Bright tlinmb Latches
Butts. Screws and Brads of all sizes
Rom"! ‘“'d 5‘l“’*_T0 5olIs:Brnss and Iron Buttons
‘"1 Pllllf-53 W.tndow Springs to secure the sash
Yflmiee P astenings and Springs for Shutters
‘_S'“l’l’5 “ml Plates Door Knockers [Glass
-10 Boxes 7 by 9, 8 by 10, and 10 by 14 Window
White and red Lend, dry and ground in Oil
Vcrdigris prepared in Oil
Vc etian Red and Spanish Brown
Spruce, Stone ant! Croinb Yellow
Sflfllllsll Whiting and Lamp Black
Gold Leaf, and Spirits Tiirpeitline
SPf~‘|'_uI.,Bank and Whale Oil; Ohio Linseed tl0.
Spnits lurpentine and Tar by the Barrel
Paint Brushes ofnll sizes : Putty warranted good
LIKEIVISE — _
A small assortment of Carpentt-rs’s Tools, 25
per cent less than former prices, viz :
Cnststeel and German Steel Funnel Saws
Steel Back Tennon do
Carpenter’: Rules and Compasses
Iron Squares, Pincers and Hammers
Square, hall round and three Sq'A1ll'€ Files, Ste.
:1 I, S 0 A choice selection of Family
Groceries, viz: Tea, Stigur,CoIl't-c, Rice, Pepper,
Ginger, Coiltish. Mackerel,Fine Salt by the Stick
or at retail; Bottled Cider, 81c &c. &c. Etc.
Rye, Corn, o_r Oats received in payinentfor
any oftlin above. articles. -'
III? N. B. Glass fitted to pattern or orders at
the shortest notice.
. 1
_ '. ., __ ‘ . =4-“"-.~""‘-" -
VVATCI-IES, JEV ELRY,
LOOICING GLASSES, SPOONS, SLC
EVI CLARK has for sale a grentvarieiy of
Gold, Silver and French WATCHES
Gold Chains, Seals aml Keys
. Fillagrce Ear Rings and Drops
Elegant Patterns, Paste, Jet and Bead Ear Rings
Pearl, jet, and paste Breast Pius of all kinds
clump; Pl:arl.jt-t,- paste, 8:. plain Finger Rings
ofatl patterns Coral Ear Rings
Btacelt-is and Clasps‘, Bead and Velvet Pulses
Gold and gilt Lockets Gilt Buckles_
Fancy Boxes Pomatuin‘ Fine Soap‘
Cloth, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes
Pocket Books and Wallets; Knives and Scissors
Sugar Tubes Silver Pens Stilletoofs
[lair Pins School Medals Steel 'l‘_w,eezers
Silverifiitl‘ Pearl Sleeve lluttons; Shaving Boxes
Silver Tliimbles Dressing and Pocket Combs
Ever Pointed Pencils ; Plain do.; Small Bends
Plated Snuffers 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,wariauted good Silver: steel Spectacles,
Goggles—-New Glasses fitted to cld Frames
Silver Table, Tea. Desert and Salt Spoons
Sugar 'I‘ou,es Looking Glasses of all Prices
Tea Waiters; Brass Andirons ; Shovel 81. Tongs
Swords. Plumes, Belts, Military Bttttonv, Lace
Braids, Sac. Clocks at $I0. 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,
Spooi.s. 84:. Engraved.
Bootand Shoe Store.
‘VILLIADI MAYBURY:
1 ESPECTFULLY informs
the Gentlemen’ and Ladies.
M A of Norwalk and its vicinity,
that he has opened his Store,
_ first dour west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of Eli Reed,
(Sign of the golden B0(It,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Slioes—also measures takelta Gentlemen and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices; Also, a
general assortn’t‘e‘i'rt of superior FINDINGS o'f
tliefirst quality. for sale at the N. York prices.
Also. Liquid and Paste Blanking of a genuine
and superior quality, sui'passe'd by none in the
United States
BOOT & SHOE
MA-'- ‘Irina.
OSEPII W HOYT would respectfully in-
form the public that he keeps constantly for
sale at his esttililishmeiit at the sign of the Boot,
a few rods E.ts'i' of the Bridge, an assortment of
GENTLEMEN’s and LADIES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every description. of his own manufacture,
whioli are made ofthe best materials, and will
be sold upon as reasonable terius as at any oth-
rr establishment.
Boots and Shoes made to nieasuie for custom-
ers, at short notice, and in the neatest style.
VVater Proof Boots and Shoes.
Those who wish to su| ply themselves. with
Shoes or Boots of this description cithei 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 I’.oof Cloth. of a superior kind, con-
stantly for sale.
Norwalk. Feb. 14, 1830. H2
.._—.
*1 HIP LOGVVOOD for sale by .
(J .HUB‘BEl.L_& BRADLE)'_.__
IVIACKEREL.
UST received by the subscribers direct from
Boston, 50 Barrels and 50 half Barrels No. I
and 2 Mackerel, and for sale very low-
HUBBELL 81. BRADLEY.
Norwalk, Sept. ____ , __,_______
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OR SALE, the following pieces of Real Es-
Ftate,late the property of Samuel Church.-
One and a half acres at Scribner Lot so called,
I0 acres at Millers Ridge, near Jacob Rcsiguies:
15 1-2 acres at Whipstick Ridge so called.
Also, I8 acres. lying i.i Wilton, at or near the
Hon y pot so called. By order ofthe Court of
Probate. CHAR!-E3 NASH, Assignee.
- Ilidgc;ficld,ul_\'oveiitbcr 2, 1830.. ]50tf
'-'\ VEjust received an additio_nal supply ofnr- ,
Valuable Property for Sale.
‘ . ‘ ,.THE Subscriber offers for sale"
the valuable property now occupieif
' - by_h,im‘,-consistiiig ofalttrge aitdcoit‘-
., j’. vetiient Dwelling house, I5arn,\/Vood
'~ house, together with about-1 acres of
excellent land adjoining. Also, the Store and
Lot now occupied by Mr. Andrew Bishop and
lilnm.-If.‘ Th'e'Dwelli'n'g is situated on the west
« bank ofthe Harbor,wi'thin a‘ c'o‘nvenie_nt distance
ofthe Bridge, and for pleasantness of situation is
ed, with a well of excellent water within 5 feet of
the door. The land is wider a high state of cul-
iivation, with a number ofyoung and thrifty fruit
trees upon it. 'I‘lte store is situated iininediately
in the céuitre ofhusiness and in sight ofthe house,
and atlbi ds a good stanil for a merchant or me-
chanic. For further pa ticnlars of the terius,&c._
(which will be tiiade easy,) Apply to
NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Sept. 27. 1830; I44
MORE NEW GQODS.
Lew-is Zllallory 43- Son
AVE just received from New York, a new
supply of Fancy 82. Staple DRY-GOODS ,‘
suitable forilie approachingseason,among which‘
may be found a very large assortment o'I'
_ 1,3 ROADCLOTIIS, ,
Viz. Black, blue,‘ brown, olive and mixl ,
CASSIMERES, blk, blue, mist and (lrah, Colors
Fine fasliionable mixt col’d Satinett; Common‘ do’
A variety of Valentin Stother VESTINGS
Plain blk silk Velvet and fig’d Velvet do
BrownGoats lIaii'Camble't a superior article suit-‘
able for gentlemen’s Wrappers
Fine Blue and common do
For Trimniiiigs for Cloal-.s and Wrappers
Floor Cloth Baize, and common‘ (1.0
Flaiiitels all colours, very cheap
Calicoes a handsome assortment
M-.rino Circassinns a variety ofcolours
Blk Silk Sirge "ltd Green Florence" _
Tabby Vclvets, blk. blue, green, red and drab
Baugup and fancy Cord ; Dnmestic Slieiing and
Sliirtings; Bed Tickin ,: Battin 81. Wadding
Domestic Ginghaliis and liecks ;' otton Cord
Superior Ginghams: Umbrellzisf Camllewicli
llosiirry ilnd Gloves _ Buckskin Mittens
Children’s Morocco‘ shoes __
lI3°All kinds Trimmings of the best quality
kept constantly on hand, together with a variety,
ofother Goods too tedious to mention; all of
which will be sold cheap forCash. Persons wish-
ing to purchase good and cheap Goods will do‘
well to call and examine before purchasing else-
where. Not-walk, Oct. l._ 1830.
New and cheap Goods.
,. . _ ELI B. BENNETT
HAS recently replenished his stock of Goods
stiititble for the present and approach.
ing season, wliiéh are oI]'ere'd to the public at sitcli
prices as he tiiinks will not fail to please those‘
who favor him with a call.
' Tliefollou-ing comprise only a part :
Blue, blk and mlit Broadcloth:
Oliéo, In-on-«pod drab dog Cncaimerej '
Blue 8!. blk mixt Satiuetts ; Bangup 81. fancy Cord
Valentia, Marseilles and Silk Vesting
Devonsbire Kersey Lyon Skin‘
Red, willie‘, yellow and green Flannel
It atinett Black and coldiired Bomliaieité
Ponge'e;' Clrcassians, a variety of colors &. prices‘
7-4 and 8-4 blk andscailet Merino Shawls
Cashmere Shawls; Worsted Barage Hdkfs
Poplin do Fancy Silk and Gauze do
Rusian Shawls; Blk Canton Hdkfs
Merino Circassians Blk Bombazine _
Blk Canton Craps‘ Blk and green French dd
Blk Sinclievv Blk Levaiitine ,
Gro deNap 81. Fiim=:n'c‘é;' Silk 81. éottoii flzigg Hkfs
Blk; green. and Crimson Tabby Velvet
Blk Lace Veils Brown Muslin and Battieste
Blk_Worsted Hose Silk and Cotton do
Light and dark Gingham ,
White and Black Bobluctt L-ace‘
4-'4 itntl 6-4_C_ambric Muslin’ , , , ,, _ ,
Plain and fig’tl Book _do , Swiss and Mull do‘
Plan and figured Jackonéf Muslin _
Calicoes of an p‘r'.~¢'e's , Eurnittfire Calico’ ,
Ladies white and blk Silk Gloves ; Hoirsesl-tin do‘
Mons’ Horseskin and Woodsock Gloves
I-ace Inserting _Foo_ting Einboidered Belts
Thread Lace‘ Cap‘ Ribbon‘ _
Corset Laceings n'n«l Eyelet Rings? ,
Elk and colored silk Braids VVorsted do
Cambric Linen Cambric Muslin
Irish Linen Lt ng Lawn_ , ,, _
Silk and cotton Umbrellas; Po'rté'r and Ritsiiul
Sheeting , Bedtick a‘nd Apron Check, _
Sliirting and Sheeting Mt'.t'slin‘ Tartar Plaids
Cotton Yarn and Candlewick
A good assortment of Coat Trimming.
GLOTII DRESSING.
PI‘ HE subscribers wish to‘ irifoi nv the public
that ,th'e'y have commenced the above bi'i'si-'
ness in all its virrioiifs b’rai‘icl‘i'e:I, at life‘ place for-‘
merly occupied by Si1'n'z'z'zel Dasaapm, where all
kinds of Dyeing and Dressing will be done iii!
a manner that will not be excelled by any in‘ this
part of tb'é'é'ot‘.r‘ntry.' H _ . , ,,
Cloth may‘ be left’ Vvithtvritten directions at the
store or P'emi'oye'r sz Keefer. trolls‘ »vhezrceji,_vyi1_t
be taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
Yarn‘, of any colour required, as we are well stock-
ed with all kinds of Dye Stntfs for dyeing all
kinds of fancy colors, we flatter ourselves that a
general satisfaction will be given.-
_ , B'Y[NGTON~ tn LEEDS.
Nurwalk, Septcmlier 20, .l830._~, {fl 43 ,
IIUBBELL & BRADL~E Y,-
Corner of the Mill, Norwal/.',-
FFER to the Public a" general assortment‘
of Goods in their line recently ptirchased‘,
such as
’ Old Hyson, I ..
-' wt. Young Htson. s T ' '7
.’,~' Hyson Skin 8.‘;
W‘ ‘* Sotichorig‘ I
Cofi'ce ; Loaf,-Luiiip‘, brown and white powder-
ed Sugars Molasses and Honey _ ~
Rock Salt‘ Blown Salt Codfish‘ Mackerel
Rice Clover and 'l‘imotl_iy Seed?
Potash Pearlasli‘=and Sal'eratt.t's~ ,_
Raisins Figs‘ Oranges Filberts‘ Peanuts
Soap and Candles“ T0bl|CC0 tmfl 50113‘ _
Lamp Oil Stone Lime NtlllS'0f‘all'8IZ¢8
Norwalk. March 29. I830
CIIOCICEII I .
UST received handsome and cheap
0] TEA SETTS, of the following colors :
Chocolate, pink and light blue. ALSO—for sale
Plates of various sizes and colors; Tumbleis ,-
Pitchers; Dishes of various kinds; Napiea and
Bakers ; Liverpool Dishes {Glass Lamps. Bowls,
g,,,_ 5,.,, A GEORGE S1‘. .ioHN.
N B '1 HEVSiu,bscriliei would inform
o c
all those whose accounts have
been over six months stanoing, that a settlement.
exceeded by none in the village. It is well finish-,
Common do; Blk Marceline Silk and Sarsinetl I
is absolutely nccessary.,t0 Save biI1_lS¢‘lf. and PW"
Norwalk Chronicler