A February 12, 1831.
, New Milford to Cold Spring Landing.
' vnent has become the property of the subscriber.
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‘VOL. XIV.
t-NORW1Siiii'I%:i,i,
T*ii_EisDAY, APRI
L 5, 1831.
fii$"‘
i"!i!i-L’ if
s. w. BENEDICT. NEVV Esur ABLISIJMFNT ‘TAII 01%? A
5 * ~ 4 - . . mo. NEW GROCERIE
‘EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
’I' Rl\IS--TWO Dollars par Annum.
V
10 Rent.
THE building now occupied by
. ‘Charles Lockwood, Merchant Tailor,
Mi's.Beiirdsley Milliner and Stttrges Sherman
~81. Co. for a dwelling. It is well calcillatetl for
at large family. Possession given on the first of
April. Apply to EDWIN Locxwoon, near the
am-niises. or to S'I‘l£l-‘HEN B. Sr. JOHN.
’ February 14.1830. 164
To Let.
THE Store recently occupied by
by STREET 81. JA.\lHS, and now occupied
3?] W m- K. James oi. C0.--a first rate stand for
I'.l’)r_v Good Business. ‘Vii. I. Srnaizr.
Likewise—the Dwelling house formerly occu-
“pied by Dr. Phinheas Miller and recently by
lrItJbeii’r Stevens. Inquire of JONATHAN Ciiitr or
‘Witt. J. S'rai-ii-:1‘.
164
NOTICE.
FOR SALE—by the subscriber, a
_ Farm lying on the direct road from Bed-'
ford to Horseneck. Said farm contains about 80
acres, well situated for Meadow. Pastui'e and
Plow land. On t’-e premises is a good House
and Barn, with an excellent well of water and a
inliabitaiits ofNorwalk.and
ken a shop directly opposite
the Norwlk Hotel, where he
intends to manufacture and
_ ' ,5 keep constantly on hand
' A Saddles,Briilles,Coach,Gig
find VVaggon Hfirness ; Trunks, Valices, 'I‘m‘yi-i-
Pg‘ B"‘Z5- wl”_P5. Sl’“"9» &c. An assortment of
Satlery ware will al.-obe kept on hand forsale
Cheap; It Share ofpiiblic patronage is solicited.
N. B._ Particular attention paid to repairinrv
of all kinds in the above line. All 0l‘(l.:l‘S fronti
the country will be thankfully received 14:. prompt-
ll’ atlellded 03- GEORGE TREAD\\'AY.
Norwalk, Dec. 11 I930. 155
TO IIOUS EPIEPERS.
STILES CURTIS 82. CO.
Dealers in Iluusc/:e.epirzg Articles,
F.EP constantly on hand a general asso rt
merit ofarticles in the above line, viz:
lron Ware: Both plain andjappaned Ware
Britania Ware Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Anrlirons Shovel and Tongs
Sad irons Soap Stone and other Furnaces
Hollow‘Vare; Brass Kettles finished 31. unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
Also Britauia, Blocktin, Tin plate and Iron do
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and Steel Sriiiffers&z.Trays; 'I’eaWaiters
grand Orchard. Persons wishing to purchase
-are requested to call and view the premises.
LYDIA LOCKWOOD.
'Stamrt°ch, Jcmitrrry 26, 1831. 153
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
ON the fifth day of April next, (if
__ not previously disposed of) the pleasant
situated Dwelling and out houses, with one linu-
—dred acicsofsuperior Land, situated in Patter-
son, Putnam County, N. Y. near the Presbyte-
rian Church, on the Turnpike road leading from
Tlielaiid
is in a high state of cultivation and is well calcu-
lated for any Mechanical business. Terms will
be accommodating and tuade kiiownon the day
of sale. For thrther particulars apply to the sub-
scriber at Norwalk, or to Mr. HARRY Ilsvr, at
said Patterson. R. S. BRYAN.
Noricalk, January 3, 1831. 159
_ FOR SALE9.
- A YALUABLE standtor any mechan~
_ _" ical business, situated in Wilton,on the
main road leading from Danbury to Norwalk,
with or without the necessary Machinery for the
Carding and Comb making business, as will best
suit purchasers. Also, about three and a half
acres ofineadow l.aiid lying in Redding, about
20 rods North ofthe Millsite. Lilsczcisa, about
six and a half acres of Land, with a convenient
two story Dwelling-house, pleasantly situated on
the East side ofthe road, about 12 rods South of
the said stand. Possession given the hrs-t day of
April. For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber living on the premises.
S. G. BOOTH.
162
‘ \Vilton, Jan. 9. 1831.
For Sale'——a Bargain-.
in.“ THE Subscriber ofiiars fbr sale a
E Manufacturing Establislimcnt, calculat
ed for Cotton, Wool, or other purposes. The
Factory is 28 by 36, two stories high, standing
on a good stream of water 3 miles from Norwalk
landing. where 8. Steam boat and Packets ply
regularly between this and New York.
Also, alarge two story Dwelling house, calcu-
lated ‘for several families, ‘and ‘a well ofgood water
near the door. The above is the same as formerly
advertised by Joseph E. Corker, which by agree-
"For further particn‘ars enquire of
166 DAVID COMSTOCK.
LIST OF GOODS FOR SALE BY
JACOB SDIITH 8: CO.
LD Sable, Swceds, English and American
Iron ofall kinds assorted, viz. 3 1'4 by 3'4
-2_ 2 3-4 by 3'4, 12 and 3.53, 2 1'2 by 3 4
an-(11-2, 2 1-4 by 3-4, 1-2 and 3-8, 2 by 3-4, 12
and-3-8, ] 3-4 by 3-4, 1-2 and 3-8. l l'2 by L2 81.
38,1 1-4 by 1-2 &3-8, 1 3-8 by 1-2&3-6 inches
P. S. 1. Old Sable Nail Rods-, Round lron from
3-16 to 1 1-2 inch Band iron from 1 inch to 3
and 3-4 to 4inches Hoops of all kinds Pipe box
Iron Iron Axle Moulds Sheet Iron English
and American Blister Steel 3-8 to 1 3-4 inch
round and square Cast Sti.-el Hollow VVare
kinds Cut Nails all sizes from 3d to 40d Cut
Spikes 6d, 8d and 10d English Wwught Nails
Shovels, Spades,Frying Pans,Spiders,Crowbai'.=,
English straw Knives Cart and Wagon boxes
Carpenters Tools of all kinds Cross cut Saws
Hardware and Cutlery of all kinds.
Paints, \Vhite Lead dry and ground, Spanish
\Vhite Yellow Ochre Red Lead Red Ochre
Spanish Brown, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green
Stone Yellow Chinian Yellow Chinese Ver-
million, Prussian Blue, Indigo, Rose Pink, black
Lead Ivory Black Lamp Black Gum Copal
Gum Arabic Copal Varnish Leather Varnish '
Linseed Oil Lamp and Fish Oil Neats foot Oil
Vitrol, Blue Vitrol, Nutgals Seed Lack Gum
Shellac Virdigris Copperas Allum Potash
Borax Sponges Alcohol by the barrel Extract
of Logwood 6 by 8, 7 by 9, 8 by 10, 10 by 12
and 12 by 16 Glass Putty by the pound or 100
lbs. Paint, pencil and Vaiiiish Brushes Spirits
Turpentine Fools Cap, Letter 8L Writing paper
by the Ream Drawing paper Slates Quills
Lead pencils Sealing \'Vax and Wafers Wire
Wadi: irons Gymnastic Pitch Forks Cotton
‘Yarn Candle Wick and Cotton Batting Hemp
Twine Spun Yarn and Cordage assorted Bed
and cart Co is Fish Lines. FURS, viz. Coney
and Nutria urs Muskrat skins Buffalo robes
Fur Cups of allkinds Fur Collars do
Jappaned Lamps ‘-toil Jappaned Lantliorns
Brass and ll‘0l'| Candlcstict Brittania & Block
Tin Tea Pots Bflllfifllfl. Mots ']‘onih
Brushes, Hair and clothes Br .33 Iiniici-3
Slapping Brushes Rotten Stone VVaon- stamps
Segar Tubes Tooth Rings Copper and compo-
sition Tea Kettles Brass Kettles assoioed
Shovels and Tongs Sheet and bar Lead Tat
Pitch Turpentine Rosin Bright Varnish Tea
Waiters, assorted sizes Grind Stones and a
great variety of articles which would tire the
printer's patience ifwe should enumerate.
N, B, Carriage 8L Cabinetmakers 2;» Builders
will do well by calling for their assortment of
Tools instead of going to New-York.
Timothy Seed, Red top Seed
' and Clover Seed, ‘
U51‘. -' d~ dfrsaleby
receive an Jo‘C0B SMITH gtcf;
"URABLE INK--F 1;. le by
D dizdltris Sr. JOHN.
1.‘
3byl
BOARDING.
GENTEEL BOARDING AND LODGING,
Y Mas. BROOKS, on moderate terms at No
14 Clierry-sticet, 3 doors from Franklin
Square, New York. “WW4
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DGANDLES
, TROY MOUL
main part of the Farm.
about 70 acres. For further particulars inquire
of the Subscriber living on the premises.
O
Cofi'ee ;
Rock 51.’
Rice
Potash
Raisins
Soap and Candles
Lamp Cil
Bridgeport Mould C
merly occupied by
kinds of Dyeing and Dressing will b ’ .
a manner that will not be excelled by any in this
part of the coun
Store ofPennoyer KL
.lappan*‘d Ln mp5 : Brass, tin, 82. iron Cadtestit-ks
Copper, tin, and iion Tea. Kettles
Iroi; and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sieves Scales, Scale Beams
VVcights and measures Coal Hods
Chafing Dishes Iron IVare
Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, &Lc.
ALSO,
A general assortment
of
COOK STOVES,
which will he sold at a
small advance from cost
(luring _ the Summer
months.
Also. Franklin Fire
Places. Persons build-
ing are invited to call
and exaniie.
'
Also, a quantity Live Geese Feathers, Hen-
Fea*heis an .l Duelts Feathers, Hogs Bristles, 81¢.
III? Cash paid for all kinds Shipping Furs.
For Sale.
l TIIE Farm now occupied by the
’_'_l Siibscriber, together with the huildiiigs
thereon. Sai.l_ Farm is situated in Newcnniian,
nearthe North East part, and with 6. 1-2 miles of
Norvvalk Landing.
seiperale ii‘ preferred by the the purchaser.
The buildings will be sold
'l he
and adjoining the House can be had without the
The Farm contains
PRESSON I’llC-KOK.
New Czmaan, Marcli 1, 1831. *l67w9
ii? HATS. ..:n _
THE Subscribers have on hand
an ac;ortmoi-it of gentieniciis' Hats
0 fgood quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best man-
ner aod finislied in NewYork in the
\ latest style. Gentlemen can be
Hats to Order upon short notice.
LE\VlS MALLORY 81. SON.
HUBBELL & PORTER,
(,‘urncr of the Mill, Norwal/c,
FFER to the Public a general asxortment
of Goods in their line recently purchased,
'-pplied with
such as O I
ltl llyson,
»I"lIlll|llllll‘l :{,.;, Y H . a
l‘l(y)'lsirrirEi; sklsitnv, S Teas-
lt mtniiitil Smichong
Loaf, Lump, brown and white. powder-
ed Sugars M-ilnsscs and Honey
Blown Salt Cndfisli Mackerel
Clover and Timothy Seed
Pearlash and Saleratus
Figs Oranges Filberts Peanuts
Tobacco and Snuff
Stone Lime Nails of all sizes
Norwalk, Feb. l6, I831
lbs. first quality HAMS and SHOUL-
DERS. Also, 1000 lbs. ofGregory's
aiidles—For sale by
HUBBELL &. PORTER.
CLOTH DRESSING.
PEIIIE subscribers wish to infoim the public
that they have commenced the above busi-
ness in all its various branches, at the place for-
Samucl Davenport, where all
e done in
ll‘Va
left with written directions atthe
Keeler. from whence it will
Carpet
Cloth may be
be taken and dressed and returned.
Yarn, Ofany colour required, as we are well stock-
ed with all kinds of l)ye Stuffs for dyeing all
kinds of fancy colors, we flutter ourselves that a
general satisfaction will
be given.
BYINGTUN 8:. LEEDS.
Nam-all.-, September 20 1830. if 1- 3
GREAT BARGAINS,
T the Norwalk Clithing Store.-—-A gen-
eral assortment of Men's Clothing, suit-
able for the approaching season, for sale Cheap
for cash. Eowiiv I.ooi.'woo_n_;_
N EVV GOOD S.
IIE subscriber would inlorni his custom-
ers and the public in geriei-al, that he is
now receiving at his Store, a few rods East of
the Bridge, a general assortment of
GROCERIES.
of the best quality, which be others for sale on
as good lb-"ms as at any other establishment in
this place. A share of public pat.r«ina_9:e is soli-
cited. £'l_)FVl.N' LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. Decenlber 27, 1830. in
»_———:—.-——————%—%
SCEIUOL B(DOKS.
A'l'HER& WHITNEY Will keep a con-
stant supply of School Books, at their
Store, near the Meeting house in Darien, which
will be sold on as favorable terms as they can be
had at other country Stores-
N ovember 23, 1530. __ 153
ROUND ALSPICE, PEPPER and CIN
NAMON, for sale by JOHN BURRALt.-
-Leather and hair Seal Caps,
For sale cheap by Eastisezimsravzus.
.,_._......_... ..-___ - ..... ..__._.._.._...
"to: Batu by JOHN BURRALL.
. ASH paid for UIDES and CALF
, SKlNS,by EDWIN Locxwoon.
HE Subscriber ins-
pecifully informs the
its vicinity that he has tu-
, CHARLES LOCKVVOOD
WOULD.infoi-m the public that he has com
menced the
rr_ .- . B _.
_<1l Ol ling \.\'SlY\O3S.,
in this place, a few rods east of the. Bridge-—
where any orders in his line will be thankfully
received,an«l no pains spared to give satisfaction.
Norwalk, April 5, 1530, 119
03* C/reaper than the Cheapest. £3}
VYILLIANI. GALE
S NOVV opening a a very splendid assortment
0f G-()()])S, such as
Light and dark Chintz Calicoes
Light and dark Ginghams
Blk }\'unkeen iind Canton Crapes
Blk ltaliaii Lnstring Blk and blue Floi‘en'ee
Blk Gros de Berlin ; blk Sinchew. Sarsinett and
Levantine Wide blk Suttin for Dresses
Coloured Gros de Naples ; Florence ofall colors
Swiss Mull; Jackoiict Cambric & Book Muslin
Thread and Bobinet Lace Camhric Linen
Ladie’s and Gentlcmens’ Silk and Cotton Hose
Blk Italian Ciiivats A handsome assortment
ofcolored Craiats Blue and yellow Nankins
Blk Lasting a superior article
Gilt and Lasting Buttons
Clarks’ Spool Cotton; Linen and Cotton Floss
A large assortineut of Irish Linen
Fancy Silk I-ldkfs Beragc do
A'1ar,r_re assortment of Ladies and Gents. Gloves
Cotton Umbrellas Curtain Calicoes
200yai'ds bleached and unbleached Muslins
Cotton Yarn; Candle Wickiiig; Batting&.Twis'
Bed Ticking, &c.
A lirge assortment of Ribbons. Stay Laces,
Hat VVire and otlierarticles in the above line too
numerous" to mention. Norwalk. March 1,
l\vIOR.E NEVV GOODS.
LCIDZS Jlfallory 6‘ Son
A\’Ejn5t received from New York, a new
supply of Fancy St Staple DRY-GOODS.
suitable t'ortl -- approachiugseason,among which
may be found a very large assortment of
BROADCLOTIIS,
Viz. Black, blue, brown, olive and mix! _
CASSIMERES, blk, blue, mist and di-"ab, colors
Fine fashionable mixt col’d Saiinett; Coniniort do
A variety of Valr-ntia 81. other VESTINGS
Plain blk silk Velvet and iig’d Velvet do
BrownGoats ll-.tirCainblet a superior article suit
able for gentleinen’s Wrappers
Fine Blue and common do
Fur 'I‘i'immings for Cloaks and Wrappers
Floor Cloth Baize. and common do
Fliinnels all colours, very cheap
Calicoes a handsome assortment
Mtrino Circiissiaris a variety ofcolours
Common do; ‘Blk Marcoline ‘Silk and Sarsinctt
Blk Silk Sirge and Green Florence
Tabliy Velvets, blk. blue, green, red and drab
Domestic Ginghams and Checks: Cotton Cord
Sltpf'.l‘l0l‘_Gl|}g_7llllnls3 Umbrellas: Candlewick
Hosiery and Gloves Buckskin Mittens
Chi|dren’s Morocco shoes
All kinds l.‘
well to call and cxamine"..efore purchasing else
wlier'<'3. _ _ _ I . _ Norivalk, Oct. 1, 18,30.
Boot and Shoe Store.
VVILLIAIVI BIAYBURY
E} ESl’EC'l'FULLY informs
E. the Geiitleinen and Ladieli
of Ptorwnlk and its vicinity
that he has opened his Store,
first door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of Eli‘ Reed,
(Sign of the golden I}0of,) A
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes—also nieastlres taken. Gentlemen and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at rcdttcetl prices. Also, a
the first quality. for sale at the N. York prices.
United States
TO PURCHASERS OF &.
, BROADCLOTHS.
BENEZER STEVENS having on hand a
_ large assortment of Broacloths of all colors
and qualities, will (owing to the lateness of the
season) sell them at an advance.‘ from cost barely
sufliclent to pay for bringing from New York.
Norwalk, February 13,1831.
Rooms to Let.
HE ROOMS over the Store of Lewis Mallo-
rv 82. Son me to let lrom the first of April.
togethei with a good Cellar and Cellar Kitchen
underiieatli--very convenient for one or more
familie's. Apply as above.
Norwalk, Match 7, 1831. I67
NOTICE’. (4
[IE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public in general. that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail froui
his landing to Perk Slip in the following manner:
Sloop MECHANN‘, C8pt.BROTH\\'ELL Master,
will sail Tiirsdays and return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN. FRANCIS Hovr Master, will sail Satur-
days and return on Tliursdays. For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eitlieroftlie
Captains on board their respective vessels.
WANTED, a quantity of Oats and Corn, for
which the highest price will be paid.
MONSON IIOYT.
Norioalk, March 12, 1831.
THE Subscriber takes this
opportunity to inform his friends
and the public generally. that
_: ,>_,_ W; Capt. Elisha Seely will sail Sloop
EXPERIMENT the ensuing Suminor, and from
a practical and thorough knowledge oftlie profes-
sion and by the attention he will bestow to safety
of l-‘reight, the comfort of passengers, hopes to
merit a liberal share of public patronage. .
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
my the tnvoig already received and solicits a con-
tinuance. SELLECK JONES.
Drtrien, Jllrzrch c1_,_l.‘l_‘._ll 168
For Norwal/5, lfrirlgeport ¢§' New llrwen
THE low pressure steam
b0-'1'» CITIZ FN,
~ Captain Brooks. will Com‘
-~.~_'-"3-':7z*.-,9-‘=r—‘.-lb.-.-_-L
Saturday, April 2d, leaving the foot of Catharine
street, N. York, at 6 o'clock in the morning, and
Norwulk at 12, M. through the season.
FARE,-—FlF'l‘Y Cents.
1’. S. All goods, specie. “ml all kinds of freight.
aken only at the owner’: risk.
rimmings of the best quality high Linv-ng Dark
kept constaiitly on h:-ind, together with a variety Furniture Calicoes; Blk and col'd Cainbrics
of other Goods too tedious to mention; all ot' 5-4 Linen Table Dinner;
which will be sold cheap foi'CrLsli. Persons it.’isli' Russia Diaper; Silk Flagg and
ng tn pnrclinse good and cheap Goods: will do Couon F
lowing articles, to
Cog-niac and Cider
generiil assortment of superior FINDINGS of Iflmp Black Copal Varnish Glue Borax
Also, Liqditl and Paste Blocking of a genuine can Boxes
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the Tea Kemes hon Pots Spiders,
Knives and Forks
S.
HE Suliscriiier hasjust received it new sup-
ply o‘f FRESH GROCERIES. which he of
fers for sale at reduced prices. Among which
are the followiiig articles :'
Cogiiiac and Ciner Bi-an dy
H°.llantl and American Gin
Jamacia, St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, Malagaand Currant
. WIN ES V
Wintergreen, Peppermint, 8; Aniiiseed Cordials
_, TEAS.
l ltIllll|l|l'l
, Hyson Young Hysou, and
uilllllfllfl
| Souchong Teas
L0-Tl‘. Lump and Brown SUG \R
(‘offset Chocolate; Alspice. Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs: Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Oranges and Lemons ; Ficg
Wheat and Rye Flour D
Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese
Butter: Pork; Lard; Herring;
Dry and Pickled Cbtlfish: Mackerel
S031’? riamllesz Polaudstarch; Copperits
Spanisl and American iiegars
Allumi Sp:-t_nist. Indigo; Licorice
V} Inter strained Lamp Oil
gnu“; Tobhnvco; Writing Paper
- Owtler; Slot of all sizes
3009. Scrubbing. and white wash Brushes
MuStard,warranted good
Brooms; good Molasses; Rice
Tumariiids, Tapers, 4;.-c. &,c_
Candlewick and Cotton Batting
— G. D. JENNINGS. ‘
Nortvalk. July 26. 1830
Cotto-iimVVEtFcldiiig.
25 Dozen Cotton \Va.ldiug for sale cheap by
the oz. dorsiugle sheet. VV.ii. K.JAHES Sr Co.
..
REGORWS Patent Cast Iron PLOUGI-IS,
flnd_P1ough Shares, for sale by _
I'.lUBBEl.L &. Pouriza.
US'l‘ rec'd and for sale at the jjazeite Book
store I-IALS l'ED'S Cure of DYSPl£PSIA°
Price One Dollar. Dec. 20.
“RED INKPOWDER, "
For Sale at the Gazette BooIcSture.
AT NO. I DIARKET SQUARE,
1lIa_i/ be found a general Assortment of
Y'é\\\(‘.)' ‘oz Staple Dry-Goods,
‘ F almost all'qualiti'es, suitable for the sea-
suii and prlces, which cannot fail to please.
The following comprise only a part :
Blue, black. olive, brown, green undiuixt
BROADCLOTHS.
Blue Drao and tnixt Cassimeres
Elegant fashionable mixt Satinett
Blk and blue mixt common do
Bangui) and fancy Cord ; Dnmestic Slieiing and Blk Silk Velvet; 'I‘abby do; Colored do,
Shirtings; Bed Ticking; Batting & Wadding Bil; Marcelino Silk ; do Gm de Berlin
do Gro de Naples, cheap: do Sincliew and Sar-
sinett; Elegant changeable Silks
Col'd Merino Circassiiins.
Blk Boinbaziiie; do Bombazette
Calicoes, all prices
7 4 Cotton tlo \
Baiidanoe I-Idkfs
ingg I-Idkfs. iitc. &1.c. for sale cr.c_np by
ST. JOHN & MORRIS.
FFERS for sale at. a small advance from
cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-
wit.
Brandy; Holland anl Amer-
ican Gin _St. Croix and N. Rum
VVI,-st India and New Orleans Molasses
Young Hyson and Skin Teas
Loaf, Luiup and Brown Sugar; Coffee ; Pimento
Pepper Ciiiltainoii Cloves Nutmegs
Pcarlash . Saleratus Powder and Shot
Tobacco"; Starch; Shaving and Bar Soap
Codfish; Shad; Rice; Sperm and Linseed Oil
Spirits ’1‘urpenti'iie; _White and Red Lead
doGrouiid in Oil
Yellow Ocre Cromb Yellow Spanish Whiting
American do Iron
Iron do
Frying Pans
Cot1'eeMills Hooks 8:. Hinges
Butts and Screws all sites
Britannia S pooits
Bristol and Cast Steel
Brass Kettles
Nails all sizes
Files of all kinds
German and cast steel pannel Saws
Steel back tennon do Compass do
Brass and iron Candlesticks
Norfolk and thumb Latches Sad Irons
Round Bolts Iron Squares Compasses
Snulfers; Sparables; Brads; Aw1s,8ic.
Also'—-Just received a quantity of fresh Canal
lour Norwalk, Oct. 9. 1880.
GARDEN SEEDS.
I}/AISED at Hancock, Berkshire County,
Miissachusetts; and neatly put up in papers,
having the name and ietailing Price Of the betid
printed on them, and the letters D. G.-’-For sale
by‘ '
Gizoaor. Sr .lot«i.~z.
Among which are the following:
Early Pe'tei‘sbiirg Pea
Large white marrow
3, French Turnip,
int i Frankfort Lettuce,
Peas, Green dwarf niitr- Large early curl head
rowfat Peas, l
Strawbery Peas.
Lettuce,
Hardy green Lettuce,
Berkshire dwarf Beans,
li‘.arly Bush Beans,
Early Lettuce,
Large head Lettuce,
Red Cranberry Beans, Grand Admiral do.
Blood Beet, Drum head Winter
Orange Beet, and early Cabbage.
Turnip" Beet, Red Dutch Cabbage,
Red Beet, Early Yorkshire and
White Beet, Savoy Cabbage.
Scarcity, Sugar LonfCabbage,
White Onion, Sage,
Yellow Onion, Summer Savory,
Red Onion, - Celery.
Long White Parsnip, Curled P-trsley,
Guenirey Parsnip, Garden Cress;
Orange Carrot, Pepper Grass,
English Turnip, Watermelon,
Crookneck Summer&
Dutch Bush Squash,
Yellow Crookneck W.
Squash, ,
EarlyCucumber,
Early Cluster, and
Long Cucumber.
English TaukardTui'nip, l
Scarlet Turnip Radish,
Salmon Radish, \
Yellow Swedish Turnip,
Asparagus.
Squash Pepper,
Cayenne Pepper.
District of .N'orwal/c, ss. Probate b0u7‘¢a
./llrtrch. ‘23, 1831 :
N the estate of Mary Hatlfvftii lute °rN°“’
Caiiaau, tlec‘d The Administrator repre-
sents the Estate insolvent, and prays the appoint-
meat of Coinniissioners thereon :——0rderella 1_l'8l
Commisssionerstoreceive and examine the claims
of the creditors orsaid estate be appointed at the
Probate Oflice in said Noi-walk,on the 6th day of
April 1831. at 2 o'clock, afternoon‘. of which all
peisous in interestwill take notice and appear if
they see cause anJ be heard thereon
170 BENJAMIN ISAAOS,Judg9.
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services in the Store morning and evening for his 175 Hemlock do 2 inch suitable for Bridges, 8:0’.
board.
C]
‘re offered very low.
ofFaucy Silk and Berage Handkerchiefs, for sale
by
1 Lo MB ER.
Cedar Shingles
20,000 warrnfimd Cattskill Shingle
50,000 '1‘. S Williams Cross brarid Shingles
50 000 do Strait brand an
25,000 inferior quality '
10,000 ft. clear se’d.aiid Merclit. 2 inch Plank
5.000 it. do do do ] 1.2 inch (1,,
5.000 it. do do do 1 1~4inch do
see Pine Plank: 1.000 Pine Boards
500 ll. 2 inch Ash Pl:-ink
600 ft. Whitewood Chair Plank
100,000 ft. Clear se’d Mercht, Pine Boards
20,000 thin box Boards; 8,000 ft, Hmniock Bds,
30,000 ft. Clear iind seasoned Siding
5,000 it clear wide Wbitewood, Spruce and
Pine Timber; Hemlock Scautling.
105}; pm for sale
For Cheap Goods call at the Store of
JAEIES IWALLORY
V‘? 110 has lately received 28 Pieces Blk.
and Coloured Circassians,
I000 Yards Calico,
1500 Yards Shirting and Shooting,
ALSO Plaids.Carnblets, Baizes,Flanne'ls, &c._
Likewise, a great variety of CAPS.
The abovegoods with many others will be sold
at such prices as to leave no doubt of their
cheiipness-——please call and ‘judge for your-
Selve-‘L N ov. 29:‘
.4. new supply of fresh file.
UBBELL 81 PORTER Iiavejusi received
. a new supply ufJ.H McCullough 81. Co.’s
Fresh Brewed ALE.
IVIACKE REL.
UST received by the subscribers direct from
Boston, 60 Barrels and 50 half Barrels No. 1
and 2 Mackerel, and for sale very low.
8:. PORTER.
500 TONS PLASTER
ROUND Or_in the Lunip—For sale at the
Norwalk Mil s by iliiiiai-:r.r. &. Pom‘:-:3.
China and Earthen VVare.
A NEW supply just received and for sale
cheap by JAMES MALLORY.
Corn, Rye and Oats, \"Vanted
at the Norwalk Mills. Feb. 3,1831.
READYTIVIADE CLO'l‘.Hll\ G.
FEVV pair 01 Paiilaloons and Vests on
1. hand and for sale cheap by
Lpivis MiEc:nv_8_i._SoN.
Dry Goods, Hollow \Vare,
ROCKERY. Batting, Wick, Cotton Yarn,
8zc.—0fl'ered at a very small advance by
GEORGE ST. JOHN.
Caps I Caps l@ ‘
OR Men aml Bo_ s.lately received and for
sale very cheap, and good; some ofthe latest
French patterns. GEORGE ST. JOHN.
ANTED—-the first of April next, a lad
lrom 12 to 14 years old, who would wish
0 attend School and would be willing to give his
I). S. BARTR.-KM,
Norwalk, Jlfnrrh 9. 1831. 7 168
CUT'l‘U.ti TAN.‘ BL B:LT'1"S.
UST received by the subscribers, a quantity
Or COHOII Tarn U!‘ all nuushorc, front 410 16
Cotton Batts of good quality for sale cheap, by
ST. JOHN XL Moiuus.
mStone Lime.
‘RETAIL for Wl‘itewashing—‘- For sale by
GEORGE Si‘. JOHN.
A’
WOOL cAui)s4F..r Sale by
GEORGE Sr. JOHN.
- -Stone Lime, _
“Y the Cask on hand and for salehy
_ A Gan S1‘.J0fii'Y.
‘ O. 1 MACl{ERla‘I.—For Sale by
JOHN BURRALL.
N ankin and Canton Crapes.
ST. JOHN S1. MORRIS,
(First door West ofthe Bridge.)
March 8th, 1831
Garden Seeds.
NEW supply ofG-iirden Seeds ofthe Sha-
kers gathering, fot sale by
March 17, 1831 lofts BURRALL.
T. RANGES, Fruit and Confectionery-for
saleby _ JOHN BiJaRAr.L._,
(IODFISH 61. C-AN AL FLOUR—For Sale by
Chissels ___A
Knob and Stock Locks; Pad,Chest 81. Trunk do
Jonu BURRALL.
‘OX PLOWS.
Wu. J. STREET 8:. Co;
"have just received from
New Millord, a consign-
ment of Halls celebrated
-.Ox Plows. They are for
- _ ~‘ sale at $7 each. The
-wner very generously offers to let any prudent
persons take them on trial for one or two days.
Carpeting and Floor Cloths,
./1'1‘ JVO. 105 BOWERY. .N'EW—YORK.
I-IE Advertisers linve made such arrange-
ments during the past season. as will enable
them to offer a continual supply ofthe most recent
Patterns of CARPE TING, from the dit-tiuguish-
ed Manufactories of Messrs. PARDOE, I‘I0t)MAN
«Si. PARDOE, and Baooms, Sons and HORNE, Kud-
derminster, England; consisting of the following
descriptions. to wit: _
BRUSSELS CARPETING, of various patterns.
IMPERIAL CARPETING, a new article, equal
in richness of colours and patterns to the most
splendid Brussels.
INGR AIN .CARPETlNG. consisting ofthe doub»
le super, superfine, and fine, in a great variety
of patterns and, colours _
Venetian Carpeting, ofthe various widths,plaided
and striped _ _ _
Also, the Royal Damask Venetian Carpeting. 07
Brussels patterns
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Patent Floor Oil Llotlis,
Ofthe various widths. suitable for Halls and
R: oms, embracing a selection of the most ap-
roveil puteriis.——Also, from Kidileiiniuster,
HEAR TH It UGS, of the following descriptions:
[inpi-rial, Brussels Back, Ttifted, Brussels, and
Wilton. Table, Piano and Stand Covers
Floor Cloth Baizes, Bindings, Fringe!» 330-
1961713 ALBRO 81. HOYT.
lLLl AM GALE has now on hand {35 pe-
ces Broadclotlis of all colors, qualities and
price.--Also, fashionable colourgd Cassimerel.
Blk
and blue mixt Sntiuets very fine, green. red,
white, yellow and bl
k Flannels. all of which will
be sold at a small advance from cost.
Norwallc. March. 1, 1331
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5:
22,000 feet 1 1'4, 1 1'2, 1 3'4 and 2 inch Plank,-
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NEW SERIES--NO.17l..
PROTECTION
Insurance Company.
WILLIAM J. STREET, of Norwalls, Agenf
ofthe Protection Insurance Com any of‘
H*“"f°“ly Connecticut, offers to in_sur'e ougeg
:‘t_¢;resl, Mills, Factories Burns, and the contents
r at. ,together with every other similar speciu
0 proper_ty, »
“I Against Loss or Damage by Fire,
F e rates of Premium ofi:ered, are as low as tho"
E any other similar Ipstituiion. and every man
as now an opportiimty, for atrifilng sum, to
protect himself against the ravages ofthig dc
-tructive element, which often, in a single hom-
sweeps away the earnings of many yen",
The course the Office pursue in transacting
their business ai.id_in the adjusting and payment.
of losses. is prompt and liberal. For tr.-rim _
“N-rnnce, application may be made to the above
to applicants without tlx.|ay_
[NSURANC l". AG.\ INST FIRE BY A
NE W-vomit OFFICE,
NO. 60 TVALL STREET.
T HE HOWARD ENSURANCE COMPANY
or New YORK, have appointed George
St. Jahmas their agent in Norwalk and the town!
adjoining, to insure Houses and other buildings,
and property contained in them, such as Dry
Goods, Groceries, 81¢. 81.9.
agaiztat loss or vantage {:2 tire.
The Ho'.':ard company have ti capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those’
who may have insttrance made by said Company
Insurance etfcted at the lowest premium 8:. none
need be brought from aiiluence to want in con‘
sequence ol loss by Fire; as all can be protected
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue‘
Policies to those who may apply. The Compil
ny pursue a liberal and prompt cotiirse in adjust
ing and paying‘ their losses.
Norvv_alk.._()_ct. 12, 1829. 94‘
_ BOARDS, SHINGLES, &C.
VVm'. J. treet &. CO.
AVE recently receiver! a largesupplv of
Pine. Spruce and Hemlock LUMBER,
which in addition to their former stdiik, makes
their assortment quite equal to any in the coun-
try. All theirfine Lumber and at good propore
tion of the common is kept. under cover and fit
for immediate use. Builders and Contractor:
will do well to examine. They will find at this
date—& _ °
‘.200 Bunches first quality Lake Sliingles
150 do second do do but good
30,000 feet clear, Eld clear and Mercht Siding
3.500 feet circiil.\r szured do a new article
l00,000 fr" 393 and Barn Boards. called common
60,000 fet-. -. ilcfchantable do from$l 50, to$2 00}
Hundred
0.000 feet clear and 2d clear Board
all qualities 500 Albany or piece Boards
2000 dollefiise do and cheap
500 Hemlock Boards suitable for fencing, 8i.c.
200 1-4 Spruce Plank first quality
600 Hemlock Scantling 3 by 4, 12 to 14 ft. long
5000 ft. pine 81 hemlock Timber from 10 to 22 do
‘ LIKEWISE§ -
A general assortment of Carpenters and build-
ers finiiings including Points, Glass,&c. 82.1:
50 ‘ lbs. Flax, ofgood quality--For say.
by “Brian: CURTIS 81. Co.
Valuable Remedy.
OTlCE.—-The subscriber who is in posse";
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 Ridgeficld,Fairfield County Con,
can be furnished with a certain remedy for the
complaint to which tlie‘certificates refer,
JESSE W1-IITLOCK.
THIS is to certify that 1 was grievously gr‘.
flicted with the Gravel about six years ago
and could find no relief‘, till Joseph Whitlock,
, .
HE subscribers have just received it few that gave me immediate re;iiet'and I have tiev
pieces of Nankin and Canton Crapes which been troubled with it since and I neliave’ it to
Also,a good assortment rbe a sure remedy against that complaint.
tearing of my complaint prepared it Medicine
DANIEL Biunt.‘n'ir.
Ridgefield, Conn; A. D. 1817.
THIS is to certify that I never have bee_u troub-
lLd with the‘ above mentionedcompliiint to the
present date.
DANIEL Biuu'i.i:'r..
July 4, 1829. '
WE do hereby certify that Grpce Kelly was
cured ofthe gravel by it mediciife‘ prepared by
.losephWhitlock,and we do believe it to be a sure
88!’-
remedy against that complaint and we do ch
' tf
fully recommend it to the pubic.
HIRAM Gut, MATILDA GAY,
JOHN Ruritonns, Joiu Ri-:rnor.Ds..
Daivauar, December 1, I830.
Tliismay certify that I. Luke Whitehead, was
troubled with the gravel about ten years. and
could find no relieftill Jesse Whitehead ofRidge-
field, prepared a medicine which gave me iminr-~
diate relief; and I do believe it to be a sure remo
ed y for that complaint, and do cheerfully recon:
mend it to the public. Luna Wui'rs.ttiui>.
Dairiiuar, Dec. 11, 1630.
This may certify that I, Sally A. Crofut, was
troubled with the gravel about one year and it
half, and could find no rellefiintil Jesse Whitlock
of Ridgefield, prepared a medicine for me, and
I do believe it to be a sure remedy for that com-
plaint and do eliceefuily recommend it to the
public. S.u.i.v A. Crorur,
Ptuiasoir Cnortrr,
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A t.uie copy of the original.
COM PLETE Dress for the Artillery for solo
cheap by -LEVI CLARK.
For Scalds, Burns, &Chilblams.
T HE subscriber prepare: an Ointment which
affords immediate and permanent relief in
all cases of Scalds, Burns or Chilblains. From
its repeated and successful application during 3
period of 16 or 17 years, he is enabled to rec-.
ommend it confidently to public use. The fol-
lowing certificate of its virtues is furnished by
some who have used it. S. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River) March, 1831.
CE RTIFICATE.
Tins may Certify that we, the undersigned.
having used Mr. Socrates Raymond's Ointment
for Burns, Scalds and frosted wounds, can with
confidence iecommend it to the public as .1 safe
and etiicacious . remedy ; easing the pain. and
healing the parts more rapid than any-otheriiselnl
which we are acquainted with.
Enus Ruiuosn, I-Iuivi-:v Pzwovsit.
Anruan SEELY. E. W. WA!.MsLl£_Y- _
For Sale by P. PRICE. at the Norvtalk Durwa-
sary west side the Bridflcw Pficfl 38- P" B03-
Norwalk, March 5. 1931 ; 159_ —
.1. FROST will continue to accoinodat-tlw
S, 9-tblic ,af_terthe,first of. April, for QDBWOOB.
undo; the Store of George Sit,-lbhlls
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named Agent whois autliorizedgto issue policies
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