Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, April 19, 1831 · page 1

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- "._Hardware and Cutlery of all kinds.

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rrostwainrs, TUESDAY, r.ie1ti_iL 19, 1831.

RTEW SERIE S--NO.

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S. \V. BENEDICT:
EDITOR ANI) PROl’RIE'l‘OR.

TE RBIS--'I.'ll’:0 Dollars per 4-‘I-nnum.

To Rent.

THE building now occupied by
.- ‘ Charles Lockwood, Merchant Tailor,
Mrs. Beardsley Milliner and Stnrges Sherman
81. Co. for a dwelling. It is well calculated for
a large family. Possession given on the first of
April. Apply to Enwrx Locxworm, near the,
premises, or to S'l'I:II’1{EN B. Sr. Joan.

February I-i. I830. 164

To Let.

I THE Store recently occupied by
_ - by STREET 8:. JA.\rr.s, and now occupied
by V\ m. K. James tsz. Co.—-a first rate stand t'or
l)ry Good Business. ‘.V.u. I. STIU-11-IT.
Likewise——the Dwelling house formerly occu-
pied by Dr. Phinheas Miller and’ recently by
Eben’: Stevens. lnquireof .IOI\'.'aTIIAN Curr or

 

 

February 12, 1831. 164
NO'l‘ICIt:3.
I-‘OR SALF.—-by tlte subscriber, a
. Farm lying oit tlte direct road frotn Bed-
‘ford to Horseneck. Said farm contains about 80
-acres, wvell situated for Meadow. Pasture and
, Plowland. On t‘~e premises is a good House
and Barn, with an excellent well of water and a
grand Orcltard. Persons Wlsl‘ll.tg‘ to ]1lIl‘(.llttSt:
arerequesied to call and view the premises.
3 ‘ LYDIA LOCKWOOD.
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Stanzcirli, January ‘.20, 1831.
FOR SALE,_
A VALUABLL stand I01’ any mechan-
ical business, situated in \‘Vilton, on the
main road leading frotn Danbury to Norwalk,

 

with or without tlte necessary Machinery for the ,
l

Carding and Comb making business, as will best

suit. purchasers.

Li/:cu:isc, about ‘

20 rods North ofthe Millsite.

_ six and a ltalf acres of Land, with a convenient.

' two story Dwelling-ltouse. pleas:intl_v situated on

the East side ofthe road, about 12 rods South of
' t,he said stand. Possession given the brstday of
« April. For further particulars enquire of the

S. G. BOOTH.
162

For Sale——a Bargain.

THI3 Slll).’~‘(‘.l‘ll)L’I' ofi'..»rs for sale :1
Manufacturing Estahlisltment, calculat-
Cotton, Wool, or otlter purposes. The
Factory is 28 by 36, two stories high, standing
on a good stream of water 3 miles front .\orwall-; !

 

landing. wltere 21 Steam boat and Packets ply! ~ I?"-

regttlarly between this and New York.

Also, a large two story Dwelling house, calcu-
lated for several families, and :1 well ofgood water
near‘ the door. The above is the same as fortnerly
advertised by Joseph E. Corker, which by agree-

, ment has become the propert_t of the subscriber.
For further particefars enquire of
-‘I66 DAVID C().‘ulSTOCK.
I LIST OF GOODS FOR SALE BY
JACOB S.-WEITEI 3:: C0.
LD Sable, Swceds, English and Atrterican

[run ofztll kinds assorted, viz. 3 I‘-I by 3-1
,3 by 1'2. 2 3'4 by 3‘-i, I ‘.2 and 33¢, ‘.2 1'2 by 3 4

and 1-9., 2 1'4 by 3'4, IQ and 38, 2 by 3'4, 12
and 3- , l3--1b_v3-4,1-:2 and 3-8. I IQ l)_y.I‘2 $2.
3 8, 1 1-4 by I-‘Z & 3-8, I 3-8 by l-2&3-5 inches

P, S_1, Old Sable Nail Rods, Hound Iron from
‘3-I6 to 1 1-2 inch Band iron l'rom 1 inch to 3
Hoops cfall kinds Pipe box
Iron Iron Axle l\Ionlds Sheet Iron ldngltslr
and American Blister‘ Steel 3-8 to I 3-I ineii
-round and square Cast Steel Hollow \Vare
kinds Cut Nails all sizes from 3»l to 40d Cut
.Spil(es fid, 8d and 10d Ellgllsll Wroiigltt Nails
Shovels, Spatles,l<‘r_ving Paiis,Spiders,Crowhare,
Eiiglislt-straw Knives Cart and Wagon boxes
_-Carpenters-Tools of all kinds Cross cut Saws
Patints, Vi."-liite Lead dry and ground, Spanish
'\Vhite Yellow Oclzre lied Lead Red Ochre
Spanish Brown, Chrome Yellow, Cltronte Green
' Stone Yellow Chinian Yellow Chinese Ver-
millioit, Prussian Blue, Indigo, Rose Pink, black
Lead Ivory Black Lamp Black Gutn Copal
Gum Arabic; .Copal V':tt'lllSl1 Leather Varnish
Linseed Oil Lamp and Fish Oil Ncats foot Oil
Vi‘-.rol, Blue Vitrol, Nutgals Seed Lack Gum
.Shellttc Virdigris Copperas Allum Potash
Borax Sponges Alcohol by the barrel Extract
of Logwood 6 by 8, 7 by 9, 8 by 10, I0 by-l2l
Putty by the pound or 100
lbs. Paittt, pencilaiul Varnish Brushes Spirits
Turpentine Fools Cap, Letter 81. Writing paper
by the Ream l)ra\viug' paper Slates Quills
Lead pencils Sealing Wax and Wafers Wire
\Vaflle irons Gytnnastic Pitch Forks Cotton
Yarn Candle Wick and Cotton Batting Hemp
Twine Spttn Yarn and Cordage assorted Bed
and cart Cords Fish Lines. I“URS,viz. Coney
and Nutria Furs Mn.-1kr.it skirts Buffalo robes \
Fur Caps of all kinds Fur Collars do
Jappaned Lamps and .l-apparteil Lanthorns
' Brass and iron Catttllcsticks Brittania 81. Block
"Pin Tea Pots Britiaitia Coffee Pots Tooth
}3t'itslies, Hair and clothes Brushes Hatters
Slopping Brushes Rotten Stone Wafer Stamps
Segar Tubes Tooth Rings Copper and Compo-
sition Tea Kettles Brass Kettles assorted
Shovels and Tongs Sheet and bar Lead Tar
Pitch Turpentine Bosin Bright Varnish Tea
Waiters, assorted sizes Grind Stories and a
great variety of articles which would tire llle
. priuter’s patience ifwe should enumerate.
N. B. Carriage 8:. Cabinet makers Builders
' will do well by calling for their assortment of
Tools instead of going to New-York.

ASII paid in IIIDES .a}iEWc7ti."i‘
SKINS, by linwm Locitwoou.

SCEEQJHFL BOOKS.

A'l'HEl’t ts: WHlT.\'F.Y will keep a con-

D stant supply of School Books, at their

Store, near the Meeting house in Darien, which

will be sold on as tavot-able terms as they can be
had at other country Stores.

November 23, I830. 153

" ’ ito'UNu ALSl’[Cl£, P EPPER .»mZi"c'i’N
NAMON, for sale by JOHN ‘BUIlltAI.I..

N E W GOODS.
IIE subscriber would inlorm his custom-
ers and the public in general, 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 he offers for sale on
as good terms as at any other establishment in
this place. ./I share of public pat.runa«_re issoli—
cited. ED I!’l.N' LOCKIVOOD.

Norwallr,_Dec_eruber- ‘.27, 125.30. 157
' lbs. first qnalit IIAUS and SHOUL-
l'000I)}«)I{S. ’_II.fb'0,ylUOl) lbs. ol'tircgory’s
Bridgeport Mould Ctintlles-—lt‘or sale bv

.§_

War. J. S'i‘r'.r:r'i‘. ,

Also, about three and a half;
acres of meadow Land Iyiiig in Retlding, about 

' ZIIRS. LAJIIBER ']".S' B 0A It’DlZ\-‘G
Q SCEEQUL, _
Sit .l\ ovwalk, Lonnecttettt.
Va‘ HE Snnuner'1‘t-.rm will commence on the
first Monday in May.
’[‘ §«}n{1\'1_¥§ F01‘ Board, per week;
FOR TUl'I°IO.\'—Instt'uctiort in the English
Branches, comprising Ottltogt-aphy, Reading,
Writing, English Grairtirtar, Aritltntetiaz, Geo9',t'a-
pliy, Geology, Astrononty, History, Nattti‘ztlitiitl
moral Philosophy, Rhetoric Belles Lcttres, and
Composition—-and also, Needle-work, front $3
to $-I,—irtcIittIirt:_r the French language, ,_i'5.
Music on the Piano or Guitar; Drawing; [ta]-
ian and Spanish Iattguages, at inorlerate prices.
Apply to Mr. or Mrs. II. B. Lambert at the par-
sonage House, near the Episcopal Clturch, or at
the North Academy.
March ‘29. 1831 I70w7

TO HIOUSIOKEPERS.
STILES CURTIS 8:. CO.
I)r.alcrs in I*1ousc/:6.-pin__r,r Articles,
REP constantly on ltand a general assort
A ment ofarticles in the above line, viz:
ilron Ware: Both plain and jappaued Ware
Britannia Ware Blocktin and I’t-wter \‘.'are

,Brass tiped .-‘tndirons Shovel and 'I‘on,§:s
T|Sad Irons Soap Stone and other Fitrttuces
iltlollcm-‘Vare; Brass Kettles finished 32. unfinished
rSilver Plated Table and Tea Spoons

:Also Britania, Blocktin. Tin plate and Iron do
;"l'ahle and Desert Knives and Forks

'I’lated aml Steel Snuffers&.Trays; 'I‘cttWaiters
Jappanud Lamps; Britss, tin, 81. iron Cadlesticks
Copper, tin, and iron Tea Kettles

{Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills

l Sievcs Scales, Scale Beams

§\Vc-ights and measures Coal Ilods

l Chafing Dishes Iron lVare

r Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, Sac.

ALSO.

A general assortment

 

 
 

.-*3‘ Of

'5’ COOK STOVES,
which will be sold at a
sntall advance front cost
during the Summer‘

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__ . ‘ . _ ‘ft-
 Also. I“t‘anl\lin Fire
'' , > Places. Persons build-
ing are invited to call
and examie.

 

—— 
Also, a qu‘.-tl|tll_v Live Geese Feathers, Hpn-
Feurlteis an-.lDneks Feathers, Hogs Bristles, etc.
I]? Cash paid for all kinds Shipping Furs.

"For Sale.

THE Idarm now occupied by the
____ Subscriber, together with the buildings
thereon. Said I’arm is situated in i‘ewCanaan,
nearthc Nortli lliilst part, and with 6 1-2 miles of
Norwalk l.anding. The buildings will be sold
seperate if preferred by the the pureltaser. 'I lie
land adjoining the House can be had without the
main part of the I<‘artn. The I-‘arm contains
about 70 acres. For furtlier particulars inquire
of the Subscriber living on the pr:-inises.

PRESSON IIICKOK.
New Canaan, March 1, I831. ’-‘-"It37w9

UT” THAT-S..,£.1l
THIS Subscribers have on hand
an :i$5()I‘ll11Cn[ of gentleniens’ Hats
0 fgood quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best irrati-
 ~ - nut tutti liiiialiecl in I\'-:\'.'Y.»rI.' in the
/ ' a latest style. (.ienrlt;tueri can be
supplied with Iltits to Order upon .s'4l1t);'t notice.
Ll:'.\\"IS l\lAl.LOt{\' ts: SON.
IEIUBBELL 63‘; l‘P0_i.?.'i‘ER,
Carrie/' 0/ the lift”, 1\’o7'wal/c,
FFER to the Public a general asaortment
_ of Goods in their litre recently purchased,
such as -

Old Ilyson,

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

piittttttrtllfi‘ I Ynuurr I-l\<0Y‘| 5

l": =>.~.*.:* ‘El,
 Iysnn Skin oz, 
lhilllillllllllll ‘/ S()]]chQ]]t_{ S

 

Loaf, Ltnnp, brown and white powder-
Molasses and Honey

Coffee ;
ed Sugars

Rock Salt Blown Salt Codlish Mackerel
Rice Clover and Timothy Seed

Potash Peariaslt antl Saleriilus

Raisins Figs Oranges Filbcrts Peanuts

Tobacco and Snuff

Soap and C_-andles _
Nails of all sizes

Lamp Cil Stone Lime
Norwalk. Feb. 16. I831

VVILLIATI GALE

S NO\V openiuga a very splendidassortment

or SP2’-‘t!l€G cooi)s, such as
Light and uark Chintz Calicoes
Light and darlctiinghatns
Blk .l‘<':uikeeit and Canton Crapes
Blk Italiart Lustring Blk and blue Florence
Blk (iros dc Berlin ; blk Sinchew, Sarsinett and
Levantiue Wide blk Sattiu for Dresses
Coloured Gros de Naples ; l«‘lorenceofall colors
Swiss Mull; Jackonei Cambric &. Book Muslin

'sli0rtest notice and at reduced prices.

Thread and Bobinet Lace Cnmbric Linen
Ladie's and Gentlemens’ Silk mid Cotton Hose
Blk Italian Cravats A handsome assortment
ofcolored Crnt atsi Blue and yellow Napkins
Blk Lasting a superior article
Gilt and Lasting Buttotis
Clarks’ Spool Cotton; Linen and Cotton Floss
A large assortrnent of Ii'ish Linen
Fancy Silk Hdkfs Berage do
A large assortment of Ladies aiul Gents. Gloves
Cotton Umbrellas Curtain Calicoes
Qtlllyards bleached anti unbleached Muslins _
Cotton Yarn; Candle Wicking; Bzilting&.'I.'wisl
Bed 'i’icking, t\'.('..
A large assortment of Ribbons, Stay Laces,
Hat \Vire and otherarticlcs in the above litre. too
n‘utnerou- to mention. Norwaik. March I. 193].

BIORE NEVV GOODS.
Lewis ./llallory Ly Son
 .AVE3jttst received from New York, a new
supply of I*'an(:y & Staple ‘DRY-GOODS.
suitable fortltc approaching season,a.iuoug which
may be fun‘ very large assortment of
BROADCLOTPIS,
Viz. Black, blue, brown, olive and mixt ,
C.-\S.SlMI§l{lSS, blk, blue, mixi and drab, colors
Fine I‘asiti_«nuihle mixt col’d Satineit; Common do
A variety of Valentia 82. other VESTINGS
Plain blk.-iilk Velvet and rig’tl Velvet do
Bro\vnGottts IluirCamblet a supcriorarticlc suit
able for gentlemen’s Wrappers
Fiite Blue and common do
Fur Trimrnings for Cloalisand Wrappers
Floor Cloth Baize. and coinmott do
Flannels all coloui's. very cheap
Calicoes a handsoine assortment
i\'.Iv..l'll1O Circassians a variety ofcolours
Common do; Bllc Marceliite Silk and Sarsinett
Blk Silk Sirge and Green l"lorence
Tabby Velvets, hlkgblue, green, red and drab
Bangui; and fancy (‘nrd ; Dnmestit: Sheting and
Sliirtiugs; Bed 'I'ic.<iiig: Batting 8L \\’adding
Domestic Ginghants and Checks ;' Cotton Cord
Superior Gir.glt;.trts: Umbrellas: Czttttllewick
Hosiery and Gloves Buckskin Mittens
Cltildren’s Morocco slioes
All kinds of Trinnnings of the best q‘.lillll_\
kept constantly on hand, tog-etltt.-r with a variety
ofother Goods loo tedious to mention; all of
which uill he sold cheap forCas.’r. Persons wish
tigto purchase good‘ an I cheap Goods will do
well to call and exaniine. before pure liaising else

where. Noiwailt, Oct. I, 163').
Boot and Shoe Stet‘
VVELLI.-'5k:i7i I’t.'.}'.»‘l.~§.rB‘-{J'la'—'3.1'

"E-_‘ ESI’Is'.C'l‘l"ULLY informs

 

‘ the Hcnzl--trtcuand I..1ltllt:5
 of .‘-orwalk and its vicinity
’ ,, that he has opened his Store,
' first door \ve:;t of the Bridge
aml directly oppo.ite the sure of Itlli Ileed,
(Sigzz of Hit: ,«_r0lr1c2i Boo/,) ,
where in‘: keeps cr>tisi:tirt}‘_\' on i-and and for salt-;‘
a general assortnu.-nt gnf first quality Boo;-s anti-
Shoes—also lllUflSlll‘t‘SfIttl{t.‘|1. Gentlenteu and
Ladies ziccoinntotlatcrgind well fitted at the
Also, a
general assortment of superior Fl.\'l)lNGS. of
the first quality. for sale at the N. York pt'ict'S-
Also, Liquid and Paste lllatckiiig Of a geutiiite
and superior quality, sui’p.issed by none in the
United States.
Rooms to Let.
HE PtOO.\lS over‘ the Store of Lewis Mallo-
ry &. Sou are to lot lroni the first of April.
together with it good Cellar and Cellar Kitchen
1I1l(l0l‘llC‘aIlI--Vt‘l‘_V r.-onveni..-iii for on: or more
families. Apply as above.
Norwalk, .\la.clt 7, 1831.

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?.-1,4-W‘ " ‘W. V
CLOTI-I DRILSSIN G. _

IIE subscribers wislt to ittfot in the ptrblic

that they have commenced the above busi-
ness in all its various branches, at the place for-
merly occupied by Samitcl Davenport, where all
kinds of Dyeing and Dressing will be dotie in
a manner that will not be excelled by any in this
part of the country.

Cloth may be left with written directions at the
Store ofPennoyer or Keeler. from whence it will
be taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
Yarn, ofany colwur required, as we are well stock-
ed with all kinds of l.)ye Stuffs for dyeing all
kinds nffuncy culors, we Ilillllil‘ OUYSCIVPS lllilt 3.
general satisfaction will be given.

B\'I.\’G’I‘()N 8i LEEDS.
Narwal/.‘, .S'cptcml/er 20 J830._~ ‘_~tfl43’__

GREAT BARGAINS,
AT the Nor-walk Cl‘tthing' Slot-e.—-A gen-
eral assortmeut of News Clothing, suit-
able for the approaching season. forsale Cheap
for cash. flown" LUCKWOOD.

 "SSIEEBS.

AISISI) at' l’l1lllCOCls., Berkshire County,
Massacliusetts, and neatly put up iit papers,
having the name and retailing price of the seed
printed oit them, and the letters I). G.—-For sale
by _ Gr-;onoi-; Sr JOHN.
Among which are the following:
Early Petersburg Peas, Ifieneli Turnip,
Large white tnarrowfat I"rankfort Lettuce,
Peas, Green dwarf mar- Large early curl head
rowfat Peas. Lettuce,
Strawbery Peas. Hardy green Lettuce,
Berkshire dwarf Beans, l Early Lettuce,
Early Buslt Beans, Large head Lettuce,
Red Cranberry Beans, Grand Admiral do.
Blood Beet, Drutn head Winter
Orange Beet, and early Cabbage.
Turnip Beet, Red Dtttclt Cabbage,

Red Beet, Early Yorksltire and
White Beet, Savoy Cabbage,
scmciw, Sugar Loaf Cabbage,
Wltite Onion, 3-130.

Yellow Onion, Summer Savory.
Red Onion, C°l¢‘rY-

Curled Parsley,

L Wl't Par-nip.
(mg ‘ H e Garden Cress,

Guernzey Parsnip, ‘
Orange Carrot, P9PP‘”' 5755‘.
English 'I'urnip, I WI1lt‘l‘mCl0“.
EnglishTaiikardTttrnip, I Ctookneck Summerflt
Scarlet 'I'urnip Radish, _ Dutch Bush Sqtiaslt,
Sdlnlgn ltadisll, ).,C”O\V Cl‘00l{|lUCk ‘V.
Yellow Swedish Turnip, Squash.

Asparagus, l'IarlyCucumber,
Squash Pepper, liarly Cluster, and

IIUISISLLL .\-, l’()lt'I‘l-JR.

(;,,_,.,,,,,,,.3 ]',,ppm», Long Cucumber,

\ HE subscriber would inform his friends and
E the ptiblic in general. that his Packets have
cormnenced their weekly Trips and will sail front
his landing to Pm-It Slip iii the following manner:
Sloop MEC}1ANI(‘, ALDEN Bao'rt-iwt-:Lr. Master,
will sail 'l‘itc§t!ays and return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN, FRANCIS Ho\‘T Master, will sail Satur-
days iind return on Thursdays, For Freigltt or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eitlterofthe
Captains on board their respective vessels.

\VAi\"l‘ED, a quantity of Oats and Corn, for
which the highest price will be paid.
MONSON HOYT.
.7\"orwrzIl.f,1lIarr/i 12, 1831.

'.l‘I {E Subscriber takes this
opportunity to'inf'orm his friends
and the public generally. that
__ (ja pt.. Elis-/ta Scely will sail Sloop
EXl’l£l{lMl'.'NT the ensuing Summer, and front
a practical and thorough knowledgeoft|teprofes-
sion and by the attention he will bestow to safety
of Freight. the comfort ol' passengers, hopes to
iiterit a liberal share of public patronage.

The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
(or the favors already received and solicits a con-
tinuance. SELLECK JONES-

])r(,ricn, Jllarc/L «I, I831 I68
For Norwal/r, Ijrirlgeport LS’ New Ilavcn

. THE low pressure steam
boa‘. CITIZ FN,
Captain Brooks. will com-
- _ '>— meuce her DAILY trips on
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.
lt‘ARE,——FlF'I'Y Cents.

P. S. All goods, specie, and all kinds of freight
ken onlv at the owner's risk.

‘\.l{OCKl5l{Y AND GLASS WARE, for sale
(Jclteap by JOHN BURKALL.
N. B. A part of the above assortment is a qu:m~
tity of ltalfpint 'l'UMBLEl{S, which the subscri-
ber is now offering at wholesale as cheap as they
can be bought by the dozen in New York.
.N'orwal/r-, ./llrirch 18.

I , flf,>For Sulc—A Bargain.
 fi THE Subscriber oflbrs for sale, a
ll House and Lot, situated at the Old \Vell,
within 50 rods of the Steam Boat Landing The
House is new, built iii the modern style, is ,‘?,_5 by
30 feet, lot 80 feet front, I00 rear. Any l’et'son
wishing to locate themselvesin that part of the
town will find a pleasant situation and very cheap.

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0:? C’/reaper than the Clzcapcst. 4:0 EKEEES. I

T‘}IE Snbscri'oer hasjust received 8. new sup-
ply of FRESH GROCERIISS, which he of
fers for sale at reduced prices, Among which
are the following: articles :

Cogniac and Ciuer Brait dv
Holland and American Gin -
Jainacia, St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant

 
 

 
 

 

WIN ES
Wintergreen, Peppermint. Sr Artriiseed Cordials
-fr TEAS.
" Iillftlll "
ll #9‘ Hyson Young’ I-Iyson, and
- ll Souchong Teas

- i..:,a_ntiIitt.;lr
Loaf. Lump, and Brown SUG AR

Goffte; Chocolate; Alspice, Pepper: Ginger
Ntittttegs; Cinnamon: Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and lvladeira Nuts

Oranges and Lemons ; Figs

Wheat and Rye Flour

Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese

Butter; Pork; Lard: Herriuzs

Dry and Pickled Codlish; Mackerel

Soap; Candles; Poland Starch; Copperus
5;»:-nisf and American segars

Alli.-in: Sp:-tnist. Indigo; Licorice '

Winter strained Lamp Oil

Snuff; Tobbacco ; Writing Paper

Powder; Slot of all sizes

Shoe, scrubbing. and white wash Brushes
Mustard, warranted good

Brooms; good Molasses; Rice

Tamarinds, Tapers, .;~c. SIC.

Candlewick and Cotton Batting

G. D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk. July 26. 1830. -

Cotton VVatliliiig_‘.~
25 Dozen Cotton Wa.lding for sale cheap by
the oz. dorsingle sheet. VVM. K. .l.nri-:5 .8’; Co.

‘i,_BEG‘ORY’S Patent Castlron PLOUG-HS
and Plough Sltares, for sale by
IIurtm;i.i. &. l’oit1'i-:n.

'US'I‘ rec'd and for sale at the Gazette Book
store HALS l‘I£D'S Cure of DYSPl'LPSIA°
Price One Dollar. Dec. 20.
EH3 E) INECPOVVDEER,
For Sale at t/re, Gazette Buolcisturc.
AT NO. 1 IVIAIEIUBT SQUARJC.
[Flay be fatuid a general Assortment of
Patio)’ SL Staple Dry-Goods.‘
It‘ almost all qualities, suitable for the sea-
son‘ and pr'ces, which cannot fail to please.
T/u: follou:in;_r caniprisc only a part :
Blue, black. olive, brown, green and tni.\;t
BIKOADCLOTH S.
Blue Drab and tnixt Cassimeres
Elegant tiishionable ntixt Satinctt
Bli; and blue 1IllZ\'l cointnoii do _
Blk Silk Velvet; Tabby do ; Colored do.
Elk i\‘lai‘celine Silk ; do Gro de Bcrliii
do Gro tle Naples, cheap; do Sinchew_atiLl Sar-
Sinctl; Elegant clraitgeablc Silks
Col’d Mt-ritro Cireassians.
Bik Bombazine; do lioinbazette
Irish Linens Dark Calicoes, all prices
l*'itr'niture Calicoes; Blk aitd col’d Caitibrics
5'4 Linen Table Diaper; 7.4 Cotton do
Prussia Diaper; Silk Flagg and Bnrtdattoe_IjIdkfs
Cfllulll Flagg lldkfs. 3w. See. for sale c..eap hv

ST. roux & Moltltts. T

..._.

-_ _:'-}a §’Eg 
5-. E .:’.S fut’ s.rl-53:11 a SIl1flllLLtlV‘dIIC" front
cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-
lowing ar'tu:les, to wit.
Coguizrc and (‘idcr Brandy; Holland and Amer-

ican Cin St. Croix attd N. Rum

W’:-st India and New Orleans Molasses
Yotiug Il_\-sou rind Skin Teas
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugar; Coffee ; Pimento
1’¢-pper Cinuuntott Cloves Nuttnegs
l’r:urlaslt Saleiutus Powder aitd Shot
'1‘,.hacc0; Starch; Shaving and Bar Soap
Codfish; Shad; Bice; Sperm and Linseed Oil
Spirits Turpentiite; White and Red Lead
doGround in Oil
Yellow Ocre Cromb Yellow

3?.

Spanish Whiting

Lurtp Black Copal Varnish Glue Borax
Bristol and Cast Steel Atneriean do Iron
Cart Boxes Brass Kettles Iron do

Iiott Pots Spiders Frying Pans
Coffeelilills I-looks ISL Hinges

Knives and Forks Butts and Screws all sizes

Files-of all kinds Britannia Spoons Chissels

Knob and Stock Locks; l’ad,Chest 8.‘. Trunk do

German and cast steel pannel Saws

Steel back tennon do , Compass do

Brass and iron Candlesticks

Norfolk and thumb Latches

ltound Bolts Iroit Squares

Tea Kettles
Nails all sizes

Sad Irons
Compasses

SnuIl'ers; Sparables; Brads; Awls,-&C-
Also—-Just rcceived a quantity of fresh Canal
Iour

Norwalk, Oct. 9, 

 

WILL IA III GALE
FFERS for sale a handsome and general as-
sortment of HATS, including those ofthe
latest New York fashions. Gentlemen can be
supplied with Hats to ot‘de.t' upon short notice.
Norwalk. March 28 1831
VVIVI. IL JAIVIES SL CO.
' ILL close their Dry Good busiitessirt a
few days. Persons wisltiug cheap Goods
will do well to avail themselves oftlte present op-
parfuuify. Mal'Cl) 28, ..

O l‘lCE.—A fourth Instalment of Ten Dol-

lars on each Share ofthe Capital Stock of

the Newtown and Norwalk Turnpike Coinpany.

was laid by the Directors at their meeting this

day, payable to Charles Thomas, Treasurer of

said Company, on or before the 22d day ofAprtl
next. By order ofthe Directors,

1’. PRICE, CLERK.
Norwalk, March 21. 1831 196

RANAVVAY from the Sub-
scriber on the 1st ofApril a col-
oured boy named JACOB CRAIG,
in his 21st year. All persons
 - . are forbid harboring. trusting or
employing him on penalty of the law.

SAMUEL BOU'll()t\'-

 

Norwalk, April 4. I831 171*
ALlCOl'}S& GINGI-IAMS. A splen-

did assortutent of(‘.-alioes and Ginghams,
just rcc’d & or sale by ST. JOHN Sr. Mounts-

NEVV GOODS.

MAC'KEREL by the bbl. and half bbl N9. 1

and 2; Pork by the barrel or less quantity:
Pork and Bet-.fI-lams; Pork Shoulders 3 POMS“?
Clover and Timothy Seed; P085 8U‘l,Be‘"‘5i
Winter and Sutntner Oil; TEAS of 8.llkinds first
qnali y, and all other articles usually kept in’ a

GILES sigvmoua.

Norwalk, March 2-3, 1831 170

Grocery Store—-For sale by D. S. BARTRATIL
Norxvalk, lliarch 21, 1831

-3: J

LUNIISESKI.
69,000 Cedur Shingles

25.001) warranted Catt-‘kill Shingle
50,000 T. S Williams Cross bratitl Shingles
50 000 do Strait brand do
25,000 inferior quality
_l0,t)O0 ft. clear st-'d.and Mercht. 2 inch Plank
5,000 ft. do do do 1 1-2 inch do
5,000 ft. do do do 1 l'4inch do
800 Pine Plank; 1,000 Pine Boards
500 ft. 2 inch Ash Plank
500 ll. \Vltitewood Chair Plank
100,000 ft. Clear se'd Mercltt, Pine Boards
20,000 tltiti box Boards; 8,000 ft. I-leinlock Bds.
30,000 ft. Clear and seasoned Siding
5.000 it clear wi.ie Whitewood, Spruce and
Pine Timber; Hemlock Scantling. for sale
JOSEPH HILL.
For Cheap Gunds call at the More of
JAIVIES DIALLORY
‘ E7 HO has lately received 533 Pieces Blk.
and Coloured Circassians,
I000 Yards Calico,
1-500 Yards Shirting and Shooting,
ALSO Plaids,Camhlels,Buize:<.lt‘lannelsf&e.
Likewise, a great variety of CA PS.
The above goods with mz'm_v others will be sold
at such prices as to leave no doubt of their
clreapncss—plc-use call and judge for your-
selves. Nov. ‘Z9.

.4 new s2ippZ_z/ offres/1.‘ flle.

UBBELL 8.: PORTER havejust received

a new supply ofJ.II McCullough 81. Co.’s

Fresh Brewed ALE.
' IVIACKEREL.

UST received by the subscribers direct front
Boston, 50 Barrels and 50 half Barrels No. l

and 2 Mackerel, and for sale very low.
7__llUBBELL Er. l:ORTI-‘.R.

 

5dt)‘71't;Ns—i5‘I:t'§'rER
ROUNDor in the Luntp——For sale at the
E,'Nor\vall< Mills by I-Iunm:r.r. A: I’-ut'i‘t-*.e..

China and Earthen are.
A NEW supplyjust received and for sale
cheap by JAMES IIIALLORY.
Corn, Rye and Outs, W’-atited
at the Norwalk Mills. Ft.-b. 3.1831.
IKEAUY BIADE C-LO'l‘.Hl.\G.
FL \V pair or Paritaloons and Vests on

1. hand and for sale cheap by
Lewis l\tI.\l.LORY 8:. Son’.

Dry Goods, Hollow i'Vat'e,
ROCKERY, Batting, Wick, Cotton Yarn,
Sic.-offered at a very small advance by 5

GEORGE ST .lOl"IN.
lie‘ Caps! Caps krill
OR. Men and Bo_';s.lately I‘(‘(‘Cl\'Ct.l and for
sale 1:.-ry cheap, and good; some of the latest
l<‘rcnelt patterns. Gl<l()I<Cl£ ST. JOHN.
Co'i"i‘oN YAitV”"sc'B.t'i"1‘s.
ECST received by thesubscribt;rs, it quantity
4: of Cotton Yarn of all numbers, frotn 4m 16
Cotton Butts of good qttplity for sale cheap, by
St‘. John‘ to Mortars.

‘Stone Lime.

AT B.P.'I'AlI. for Wl‘itewasltiitg—Fc.r sale by
, GEORGE ST. .ItiH.\'.
‘[ WOOL CARD.S—I“t)i‘ Sale by -
GEORGE JOIIN,

_j.___...

3%‘
NO. 1 l\IACKl‘.IPtl£L—I"t)r Sale by
__ JOHN BURRAIIII.

Nankin and C-antoil C ‘apes.
‘ HE sttbscribers have just received it few
pieces of Nankin and Canton Crap:-s which
re. offered very low. Also, a good assortment
ofFtutcy Silk and Berage Handkercliiefs, forsale
by ST. JOHN IQ. MOIll{lS.
(First door West ofthe Bridge.)
March 8th. 1831 '

G avt\eu Seeds.
NEW supply ol‘G»irden Seeds ofthe Sha
kers gtttltering, for sale by
March 17, I831 Joust BURRALL.

C‘ RANGES, Fruit and Confectionary—for
sale by Jon: BURRALL.

CODI-'lSH &. CAN AL l"LOUl{—For Sale by
Jens BURRALL.
OX PLOVVS.
/jf, Win. J. Srru-:1-:1‘ 8:. Co.
' have just received from
New Milford, a consign-
ntent of Halls celebrated
__Ox Plows. They are for
.. - - sale at $7 each. The
-wner very geuei'ously offers to let arty prudent
persons take them on trial for one or two days.

' W ‘1
Carpeting and Itloor (,-loths,
AT .N'O. I05 BOIVER Y, JV'EIV-YORK’.

HE Advertisers have made suclt arrange-
ments during the past season. as will enable
them to offer a continual supply ofthe most recent
Patterns of CARPETING, frotn the t.listiuguislt-
ed l\Iamtfactot'ies of Messrs. PARDOE, HOUMAN
61. PARDOE, and BROOME, Sons and IIORNE. Kid-
derntinster, England; consisting of the following
descriptions. to wit:
BRUSSELS CARPETI NG, of various patterns.
IMPERIAL CARI’lSTlNG, a new article, equal
in richness of colour.-" and patterns to the ittost
splendid Brussels.

Stone I.itne.,
the Cuzsls on lmnd and for Sale by
GE" :37‘. JUHN.

 

INGRAIN CARPETING, consisting ofthe doitb -

le super, superfute. and fine, itt agreat variety
of patterns and colours _ . .
Ve,,c,;an Carpeting. ofthe various widths, planled
und striped _ _ _
Also. the Royal Damask Venetian Carpeting. 0‘
Brussels patterns

Patent Floor Oil Cloths,

Oftlte various widths. suitable for Halls and
Br oms, embracing a selection of the most ap-
nwetl paterns.—Also, frotn Kidtletintnster,
HE -IR TH RUGS, of the following descriptioizs:
Impi-rial, Brussels Back, ’I‘ul'tcd: B""55°l5v ‘md
Wilton. Table, Piano and Stand Covers
Floor Cloth Buizes Bindinrrs, Fringes. 3%?-
19c,,,,:; ’ ALBRO KL HOYT.
‘ ILLIAM GALE has now on-ltand 25 pie-
ces B‘,-oadcloths ofall colors, qualities and
trice.—Also, fashionable coloured Casstmergs.
Blk and blue mixt Satinets very fine. gI‘€8II. red,
white yellow and blk Flannels.f1ll 0f\VlllCl1 Will
be sold at a small advance from cos!-
Norwallc. March I. 1831

Timothy Seed, Red top Seed
and Clover Seed;

' d t‘ l. I.
JUST received an Jtfilgsfi §’MlTH ‘S’ C:

I-DRABLE l\lK——For sale by
_D L ._GEOIl.GI'.‘. SLJOHNQ

 

PROTECTION

Insurance Com pain’

W ILLIAM J. STREET, oruorwatk, Afgém

ofthe Proleclirm Insurance Com any of‘
Hartford, Connecticut, offers to insure‘ ouses,
D‘0I'e8, Mills, Factories Burns, and the contents
efeat:h,together with every other similar Ipecltis
ofproperty,

Against Loss or Damage by Era,
[‘he rates ofPrernium offered, are as low as those
of any other similar Institutiomand every man
has now an opportunity, for atrifling sum, to
protect himself against the ravages ofthis de
.-‘trurtive element, which often, in a single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many year],

The course the Office pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment
of losses, is protnpt and liberal.
ittcurance, application may be made to the above’
named Agent who is authorized___to issue policies
to applicants without delay.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NE VV-YORK OFFICE.
N0. 60 VVALL S'l‘REE'l‘.

HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY

or Ni-:w Yonx, have appointed George

St. John,as tltetr agent in Norwalk and the townl

adjoining, to insure Houses and other buildings,

and property contained in them, such an Dry
Goods. Groceries, Sic. 81.0.

.1 gains: loss or ‘tiatuagc by firs.
The Howard company have 3! capital of $300,000
paid in and safely lnV('?-I('-(l for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company‘
Insurulee effcted at the lowest premium 81. none

need be brought from affluence to want in con‘ _

sequence 01 loss by Fire; in all can be protected
t'ront its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
Tbeubove named Agent is authorised to issue
Policies tothose who may apply. . The Comps.
n_v pursue a liberal and prompt course in adjust
ing and paying their losses.
Norwalk. Oct. I2. 1829. 

BOARDS, 'SHING_LI1:S, 5:0.
\Vm. J. Street & Co.

HA\'E recently received a large sup Iv of
Pine. Spruce and Hemlock LUMIBER,
\‘\l1It.'l1Il‘I addition to their former ttock, tnakeli
their assortment quite equal to any iii the coun.-_
try. All their fine Lutnber and a. good propor-
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
dnte——
200‘ Bunches first quality Lake Sitingleiz
I50 do second do do but good
30,000 feet clear, 2d clear and Mercht. Siding
3.500 feet circular sawed do a new article
to0,0o0 feet Box and Barn Boards. called common
6\),UUU feet Mei'cliantable do from$I 50,to$2 00;]
Hundred
20,t_i0t) feet clear and 2d clear Board
‘.’;’_.000 feet 1 1'4, I 1-2, 1 3'4 and2 inch Plank,
all qualities 500 Albany or piece Boards
2000-doltefuse do and cheap
.500 Hemlock Boards suitable for fencing, Etc.
200 1-4 Spruce Plank first quality '
175 Hemlock do 2,inch suitable for Bridgett, 8:0.
600 Hemlock Scantling 3 by 4, 15.’. to 14 ft. long
5000 ft. pine 8:. hemlock Timber from 10 to 22 do
_ LII{'EWISE,
A general ‘assortment ofCnrpcnters and bnlId._
ers findings including Paints, Glass,&c. Ste

553

lbs. Flax, of good qIality—-For tall
by STILEB '.'}un'ris'8L Co.

_ Valuable Remedy.

A .N'OTlCE.—~I‘he subscriber who is in pouen.

ton ofthe original recipe, would respectful.
ly call the attention ofthe publick tothe follow
trig certificates. All‘ persons applying to him at
his residence in Ptidgefield,FairfieId County-.Con.
can be furnished with a certain remedy for the
complaint to which the certificates refer,
- JESSE WHITLOCK.
THIS is to certify that 1 was grievously af.
flicted with the Gravel about six year: a o
and could find no relief, till Joseph Whitloek
ltearing of my complaint prepared ,1 Medici”;
tiuitgave me immediate re;,iefand I have her
been troubled with it since and I uelievg i; m
be it sure rei_nedy against that complaint.
DASIEI. BRADLII.
Ridgefteld, Conn. A. D. 1817.

TH I S is to certify that I never have been troub-
led with the above mentionedcontplaint to the-
present date. Duns; Biumisr.

July 4, 1829.

WE do hereby certify that Grace Kelly mu
cured ofthe gravel by it medicine prepared by
.losepltWliitlock,and we do believe it to be a sure
remedy against that complaint and we do cheer-
fullyrccoinmend it to the pubic. , gt”

Htrtm GAY, M.t'rit.DA GAY,
Jens REYNOI.1)S, Joru REYNOLDS.
Dmtaottv, Deco her 1, 1830.

Thismay certify that I. Luke hitehead, wan
troubled with the gravel about ten years. and
could find rto relieftill Jesse Whitehead of Ridge-
tield, prepared R medicine which five me imme-
diate relief; and I do believe it to be a sure rem-
edy for that complaint, and do cheerfully recon:
mend it to the public. LUKE Wuirautun.

DANBURY, Dec. 11, 1830.

This may certify that I, Sally A. Crofut, was
troubled with the gravel about one year and a.
half, and could find no reliefuntil Jesse Wbitlock
of ltidgefi.-Id, prepared a medicine for me, and
I do believe itto be a sure remedy for that com-
plaint and do elieec-fully recommend it to the
public. S.4.t.t.v A. Crourr,

Panuou Caorrt, ~‘
A true copy of the original.

COMl’LF.TE Dress fortlte Artillery for sale
cheap by LEVI CLARK.

P" or calds, Burns, & Chilblains.

. HE subscriber prepares an Ointment which
aflhrds immediate and permanent relief in
all cases of Scalds, Burns or Chilblains. From
its repeated and successful application during in
period of 16 or 17 years, he is enabled to rec-
ommend it confidently to public use. The fol-
lowing certificate ofits virtues is furnished by
some who have used it. S. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River) March, 1831.
CERTIFICATE.

Tats may Certify that we, the. undersigned,
having used Mr. Socrates Raymond’; Ointment
for Burns. Scaltls and frosted wounds. can with
confidence recommend it to the public as a safe
and efficacious remedy ; ‘easing the pnin,"aIid‘
healing the parts more rapid than any other metal
which we are acquainted with. ' ‘

ELIAS Rumoun, HARVEY Pmlovizn,‘
Anraan Si-:1-:Lr. E. W. WALM5LEY..

For Sale by P. PRICE, at the Norvvalk Disp8n- '

sary west side the Bridge. Price 38. per: Box.
-Norwalk, March 5, 1331 J68

" 1 ,- rr '_l‘t-!:l'All1S&SH0fiL-I
1000 bs O "St qu_l:;~.'l D.Q£.mnAL

D1_§R_S_.—t'or sale

For Saleby

DCANDLES,
- J0tlrt_BURRAl._1a.‘

S

TROY‘ -l\_IOUL

 

For terms of