' VOL. XIV.
NORWALHC, '1‘ [TE SDAY, MAY
3, 1831.
S. W. BENEDICT:
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
,' TE R,1\[S—TWO Dollars per Annum.
' - - -> - ' flm
may-eogons.
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NEW GOODS.
Extensive and Fashionable Assortment.
. BENNETT 8L IVIALLORY
ave just rec'd as General an Assortment cl
l ancy 31. Staple Dry-Goods,
is was ever offered in this place, which they
vlll sell at least as low as they can he purclia-
ed at any other Store in the County. The
ollowiug comprise a part of their assortment.
. Black, blue, Olive, brown and mixt Cloths
ud Cassimeres; Satinetts. good 355‘'''““e“'
«S ang up Cords. Nankln and Cantpn Crapes
lack Italian Silk Blk dz. col’d bro de Nap
o Gro de Berlin. do Marcelino &..LllSlZl'lIlg'
‘hafigeablo do Black India Satin
luck Sincliews and Sarsnetls
White Gro de Nap Black Mode
.‘ol’d Florences; green Sarsnets & Fl0l'enC06
Zlack and White Silk Hose _
Vliite Cotton do Slate and mixt do
i lack Worsted do _ _
lack Bombazines, all qualities _ O
I ranch and English Gingliams Circassians
alicoes at all prices llish Linens
Long Lawn : Linen Cambric hdkfs
Silk Flag and Bandaunoe 0
Black Serge Cravats Gauze hdkfs
Worsted Beragc hdkfs ; Crape do _
Fancy silk do ; blk Cashmere and Merino do
7-4 and 8-4 black and scarlet Merino Shlwls
Black, scarlet &. white Merino Long Shawls
Cashmere. Thibet Wool, and Prussian shawls
Black Lace Veils ; green Gauze do
cGrcen Worsted Berage, a. superior article
'Bla‘Elr do do Black Battiste
VVhite Crape Leise _ Brown Battiste
‘Blk French Craps; white. Pink '33 8'1‘?-en d°
French and English Drillings _
‘Blue &. Yellow Nankeens ; brown Cambric
-4-4 and 6-4 Cambric Muslin ; stripe do do
Plain and figured Jaconct do
do do M ull do
do do Swiss do
do do Book do
Swiss Cravats
Mitto
4-4 and 6-4 Bobbinet Lace ;
Black and white silk Gloves
Horseskin and Kid do. of all kinds
Russ]; Diaper ; 6-4 and 3-4 Table do '
Birdeye and Cotton do Russia Shceimfis
Brown Jean ; Foundation Muslin ; M_i1linet
\Beaverteen, very stout ; Rowan Cassimere
Black,” plain and figured Bombazette
Scarlet do do do _
BI; and col’d Cambrics; blk &. brown Linen
-Thread and Bobbinet Edgings and Laces
Bobbinet Footing and Widths
Thread and Bobbinet lnsertings
Blk dz. white Pearling; cotton & floss thread
ed Ticking. Apron Checks, Am. Stripes
. ‘Mersaillea, Vulent.ia,aud black Silk Vostmgs
lack Lasting ; white Satin Jean 4
-u:-niture Calicoes; blk Canton lidlifii
. luck silk ¥elv'ct'; biack"'Ft.bby~do~-~- v
‘-rimsou. blue, and green do
lurking Canvass _ ‘Cotton Cassimere
’ ed. white, yellow ‘and green Flannels
zreen Baize.,- green Moreen; Grandurell
Iixt .Linen Drilling : Princetta Lasting
pool Cotton, Suspenders, Corset Lacings
I’_ongee, Fustian, Oil Cloth, Porter Sheeting
Carpet and Furniture Binding
-Sliiirting and Sheetings, a large assortment
Ivor}: Collars and Pclareens
‘ ’ ihbous, it general assortment
hell, side. ivory and -horn Combs
Clothes and hair brushes [Trimmings
§Padding, and a general assortmentof Coot
Children’: red, green, & bl'k Morocco Slices
Blue and green Table ‘Covers, different sizes
Lyon Skin, a good article for Hatters use
,Cotton Wedding and Batting
Cotton Yarn fr. N o. 4 to 20,: conctantoupply
Blue Cotton Yarn Knitting Cotton
Iiatcut Leather ‘Caps Truvelliiig Baskets
Leghoiriiond Palf Leaf Hots
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Black and straw col’d Navarinoeo [den
A good assortment of paper hangings & bor-
.A small assortment of Cutlery.
CROCKERY.
A general Assortment.
hina and Glass Ware.
. Crates Bristol Ware
, ROCERIES.
Molasses. Lost and brown Sugars, Young
I yson, Hyson skin, and Souehong TEAS;
Cofiee, Starch, Pearliioh, Ginger, Spices,
1' aiseos, Shaving and Bar Soap, &.c. .$«c,
Nor-walk. April 23. 1331.
'" NEW AN_n CHEAP s'rpnE.
West side of the Bridge.
.. THOMAS & IVIEAD
HAVE this day opened it new and good
selection of Fancy and Staple DRY-
.GOODS, which they have the satisfaction of
offering to a liberal public, as
’ Cheap as the Cheapest,
-1 J And as good as the best ;
Donsisting in part of Super black, blue.brown
olive and mixt Broadcloths and Cassiincres
A good assortment of Scttinetts
Bang up and fancy Cords Beaverteens
lack Princetta Lastingl Drillmgs
Valcntia and Marseilles Vcsting
Bllt Circnsiians Bombazines, a handsome
assortment very Cheap ; 'a choice selection
of dark and light chiutz Calicocs ; Pink, Buff,
B11: and Lavender Glng-hams; Blk and col’d
,Gros do Nap ; Bllr, green and white .,,Italia,u
Crapes ; Italian Ciavats; Blk 8; call: Cam.
bric; Bleached Sheeting; super, Lgng’C[oth ;
ook, .Iacon,ett. and _Cambric uslins ; Irish
inen; Long Lawn ; Blk and blue Silk Vel-
et; ii large assortment of Hosiery; Ready
e Clothing, &.c. &c. together with amul-
itude of articles not necessary to mcntion.—-
hoy will also keep on hand the best of Tea,
4 olfce, Sugar, and Molasses, dzc.
THOMAS dz. MEAD.
Norwalk, April 25, I831.
CA.I.IGOE5-
T. JOHN 8:. MORRIS are ndw opening a
large assortment of High: and dark Chintz
alicoes, some very cheap.
Also—--a good assortment of light, plaid and
ripcd Gingbamn, and Black and white mourn-
g do; yogether with a large assortment of all
inds of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS.
-Particulars can-wesli. 20th April.
NEW’ Goons.
Lewis Jllallory .3‘ Son
HAVE just"received a new supply of DRY
GOODS. which, in addition to the'r for-
mer stock. comprises a very handsome assort-
ment, and flatter themselves they can offer to
their" customers a veiy choice selection of
Goods in their line, on terms as f.'ivoriil‘le as any
other estnlilislimeiit. As it is their iiiterition in
future to pay more particular attention to keep-
ing an extensive assortinent oftlie best
‘\ I
Cloths, Lassiuieres,
and every description of Goods wanted in the
way of men's wearing apparel, no pains will be
spared to select such Goods as will please. The
following comprise a part of their assortment.
10 pieces super blue Broadclolhs
5 do do black do
3 do do brown do
3 do do mixt do
3 do do Olive do
2 do «lo green do
Black and blue Casslmere
Drab and mixt do
Merino Csssimeres, a handsome article for
spring and summer wear
Fine fashionable mixt Sattinet; common do
Black Lasting; black Prunclla
Black Si. colored Circnssians; Rowan Cassimere
French and English Drilling
Vestings, a great variety of elegant pntternii
Black silk Velvet; Tabby do
Gingliams and Calicoes
Black Mnrceliue silk ; black silk Serge
Gi'cen Florence ; Biack and col’d Caiubric
Irish Linen ; black and brown do
Csimbric, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins
Book and Mull do
Sheeting and Shirtings ; Ticking and Check
Bang up Cord, very cheap
Benverteen and I-'ustiiin
Palm Leaflrlats, and gentleman's fine Castors
Children's Morocco Slices; Hosiery and Gloves
TRlMlVllNGS—a good assortment of the best
quality. Tailors and others can be supplied on
good terms.
READY FIADE CLOTHING.
Kcpt constantly on hand and sold cheap.
Persons in want of good and cheap Goods will
do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Norwalk. April 22, 1831.
MORE NEVV GOODS.
ILLIAM GALE liasjust received from
New-York, a large and elegant assort-
ment of Fancy and Staple Dmr Goons.
Among them are English and French Cali-
coes, a splendid assortment ; Also, blue, pink,
and Butl'Ginghams; Pongees: Super black
Nonkeen Crapes ; Changeable Silks; Best
of Italian Lustriug; Blk Circussians; 4-4,
5-4 and 6-4 Bobbinet Lace; Footing; Thread
Edgemg, and lnsertingsg Green Barrage;
Green Gauze Veils; hinibroidered Collui's;-
Book Jackonett Muslin; Swiss, Nansook,
Sarcenta & Cambrick Muslims; Bishop Lawn ;
lmit-=.tion Cambrick ; Cravats; Cambrick
Dimities; Irish Linens, and Diapers; Dain-
ask Table Cloths and Nupliins ; Long Lawn;
Linen Cambrick; Men's, woman, and chil-
dren’s Silk and Cotton Hosiery ; Silk and
Horseskin Gloves; a large assmtmcnt French
and Irish Drillmgs; Rowan &. Merino Cassi-
mere; Beavcrtccn; liangup Cord"; 40 piec s
4-4 3.: 5-4 Brown Sheeting 0; 20 pieces bleaclrd
Shirtiug and Sheeting; 100 pair Ladies and
Misses Gloves at 6d. the pair.—Also, a very
large assortment ofbrown», olive, green, blue,
blk and mixt Broaucloths; Double mill‘d blue
fashionable col’d Cassimercs and Sattinets;
-Ladies Leghorn, Dunstuble, and Navarino
Hats; all of which he will sell at the lowest
prices. Norwalk, April 25, 1831.
NEW ESTABLISIIMENT.
LORENZO 1-IUBBELL
NFORMS his friends and the public that
he has taken the Store formerly occupied
by Mr. E. Stevens, 1st door south of the Post
Ofllco, and is now ofering to the public an
entire New Stock of GOODS which will be
sold on reasonable terms for cash. The pub-
lic are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves.
Among his assortment may be found:
Blk, blue, brown, olive, lavender and mlxt
Cloths and Cassimeres; Ctilicocs a great, Va-
riety ; French and English Ginghams; Vest.
ings , Irish Linens ; Long Lawn ; Linen
Cuibric Hdkfs.; Green Worsted Berrago ;
Green Crape; Blk Nankin and Canton do.;
Blk French Crape ; Blk and brown Crape do
Lyon :1 new article for ladies dresses; change-
ablo Marcelino: Blk col’d Gro de Naps; blk
Italian Lutestring ; Blk Silk Velvet; Blk
Bombnziuos and Circiissians ; Bombazettes ;
Setinctto; Bang up Cord; Beavertoou a first
rate article; Rowan Cussimere; French and
English Drillings; Brown Battist; Blk and
white French Satius; Blk Mode; Horse skin
Gloves ; Col’d Florence: ; Green Sarsinet ;
Blk do. ; Blue and yellow Nankeens,Blk and
col’d Cnmbric, Blk and brown Holland Pad-
ding, Buckram. Canvass, Russia Sheeting,
Russia Diaper. 8-4 Table Diaper. Fine white
Gauze Flannel, Blk Lasting, Bleached and
unbleached Sheetings, Plaid and stripedGing-
hams, Silk and Gingham Umrellas,Chip Flats,
Palm leafl-Iats, Navariiio Hats, Knitting‘ Cot-
ton. Carpet Binding, Foundation Muslin, Mil-
inet, Dimity, Silk and Cotton Flagg Hdkfs.,
Fancy Crape. Gauze and Berruge Hdlifs, blk
and white Bobinett Laces, Thread Edgeings
and Insertings, Bobinctt Footing, Spool Cog-
ton, Tapes, Cotton Balls, Floss Thread, Silk
Braids. White and col’d Cravatts, Furniture
Binding, 4-4 Apron Check, Bed Tick, Tow
Cloth,l’aper Hangings,Oil Cloth,Sut-ipenders,
Hosiery of every description, Travelling Bas-
kets, Ribbons, &c. &c.: together with every
article usually kept in a Dry Good Store.
Also, a complete assortment of Crockery.
Likewise, a few choice Groceries.
CALICOE S.
00 Yards super light and dark Chintz Cali
coes.—Also, 300 yds. low priced, comprising
the rargest assortment in the place ;, for sale low
by E. S‘:-evens.
WALTHAM MUSLIN S.
Yards bleached and uhleached Waltham
fl. 0
6 lldiislius of all qualitities, just received and
Purchasers are invited to call
for sale clzeup.
Srsviiiu.
and examine for themselves,
Norwalk. April 4.
¢Dry Goods, Hollow‘VVare,
ROCKERY, Batting, Wick, Cotton Yarn,
8zc.—ofl'.:rcd at u very small advance by
GEORGE ST. JOHN.
l Carpeting and Floor Cloths,
./17‘ .N'(). 105 BOIVERY, .N'EW'-YORK.
HE Advertisers have made such arrange-
ments duriug the post sezison. as will enable
them to offer a couiiniinl supply ofthe most recent
Patterns of CARPETING, from the distiugtiis|i-
ed Maunfactories of Messrs. PARDOE, HO0hIAN
62. PARDOE, and Baoomn, Sons and Homes, Kid-
derminstci‘, England: consisting of the following
descriptions. to wit: 0
BRUSSELS CARPETING, of various patterns.
IMPERIAL CARPETING, a new article, equal
in richness of colours and patterns to the most
splendid Brussels.
INGR -KIN CARPETINbhconsistingoftlie doub-
le super, sup:-.rfiue, and fine, in zigreat variety
ofpatterns and colours
Venetian Carpeting. ofihe various widtlis,p1aided
and striped
Also. the Royal Damask Venetian Carpeting, of
Brussels patterns
Patent Floor Oil Cloths,
Oftlic various widths. suitable for Halls and
Br oms, embracing a selection of the most ap-
proved putcrns.—-Also, from Kiddeimiuster,
H1;‘.'l1i’TH HUGS, of the following descriptions:
Imp.-rial Brussels Back, Tufted, Brussels, and
Wilton. Table, Piano and Stand Covers
Floor Cloth Baizes, Bindings, Frlngcs, &.c.
15tim3 ALBRO 81. IIOYT.
Dunstable and Leghorn 1-Iats.
"V T. JOHN 8:. MORRIS have just received one
E9 case of Ludies and Misses tnshiouable Dun-
stable Straw I-lats : one case of Ladies Leghorn
do : z.n.l one case Nnvarlnocs.
ALSO—-An assortment of Gentlemen 81. Boys
Leghorn and Palm Leaf I-IATS--all of which
will be sold at a small advance from cost,-—nt
the lst door west of the Bridge.
Norwnlk, 26th April, 1831.
{rs SPRING AND sUiiIli11m..g3}
Dry Goods.
HE Subsci'ib..-r having rec'd within the past
week an unusually large assortment of sea-
souable DRY GOODS—now offcin them to the
public at such prices, as he thinks cannot fail of
giving satisfaction. He invites all those who are
in want of Dry Goods, to cnllfir. examine his, and
his prices before they purchase elsewhere. As
he is determined to sell cheaper than can be bo’t
at any cheap Store in the County.
Among the new Goods he has just received
may be found :—-Super blue, black. brown, olive
and mixt BROADCLOTHS ; Supcrblue, black,
brown. drab and mixt Ca-zsimeres; Sattineis as-
sorted colors; Col’d Circassiaus; Thread and
Bobbinet Luce: Eilgeing cheap: Linen Cambric
-Hdkfs ; Irish Linen ; Long Lawn ; Blk Bomba-
zines ; Silk Flagg I-Idlifs; Med and yellow Ban-
danoes, yd. square: Sarsiriat amt Combric Mus-
lins; Plain and fig'd Book Muslin; Pink, blue,
white and blk Worsted Bcragc l:ldkfs.: do Crape
Hdkfs.; do Fancy Silk Hdkfs.; Black Italian
Crepes; Canton Crepes: 4'4 and 54 Green
Berrage : Bangup Cord : ilieavertceii ; blue and
yellow Nankcen‘; a good assortineiit of Gentle-
iiicns’ and Ladies Gloves; Cap llibbons : Bed
Ticking; Pink, Green, Brown Blue and Black
Cambric Muslins, llzc. 5»-c.
EBENISZER STEVENS.
2d door North oftlw Mill.
tE*Caps ! Caps RSO
OR. Men uud liov s,l2iti-ly rrccnrcd and for”
4 .1
sale very cheap. and good; some of the lafcstl
French patterns. GEORGE ST. JOHN.
F¥°0¥@!E§L,,
NEW GrE.{OCE§{.IES.
HE Subscriber husjust received a now lup-
ply of FRESH GROCERIES, which he of
fers for solo at reduced prices. Among which
are the following articles :
Cogniac and Cider Brandy
Holland and American Gin
Jamacia, St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, Malagn and Currant
WINES
Wintergreen, Peppermint, &; Anniscod Cordial:
TEAS.
Hyson Young Hyson, and
Soucliong Teas
Loaf, Lump, and Brown SUG KP.
Coffee; Chocolate; Alspice. Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Oranges and Lemons ; Figs
Wheat and Rye Flour
Fresh Bread ;crnckers and Cheese
Butter; Pork; Lard: Herrinzs
Dry and Pickled Codfish : Mackerel
Soap; Candles; Poland Starch; Copporav
Spaniel and American Iegars
Allum; Spanish 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; Rico
Tamarinds, Tapers, rye. Sic.
Candlewick and Cotton Batting
' G. D. JENNINGS.
Norwnlk. July 26. I830.
G. \V. ST. JOHN
FFERS for sale at a small advance from
cost one door north of the M-ill, the fol-
lowing articles, to wit.
Cogniac and Cider Brandy ; Holland anl Amer-
ican Gin St. Croix and N. Rum
West India and New Orleans Molasses
Young Hyson and Skin Teas
Loaf, Luuip and Brown Sugar; Cofl'ee ; Pimento
Pepper Cinnamon Cloves Nutmeg!
Pearlash Saleratus Powder and Shot
Tobacco; Starch: Shaving and Bar Soap
Codfish; Shad: Rice; Sperm and Linseed Oil
Spirits Turpentine; White and Red Lead
doGround in Oil
Yellow Ocre Cromb Yellow Spanish Whiting
Lamp Black Copal Varnish Glue Borax
Bristol and Cast Steel American do Iron
Cart Boxes Brass Kettles Iron do
Tea Kettles Iion Pots Spiders Frying Pans
Nails all sizes CofI‘eeMills Hooks 8:. Hinges
Knives and Forks Butts and Screws all sizes
13 iles of all kinds Britannia Spoons Chisselv
Knob and Stock Locks; Pnd,Chest 81. Trunk do
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 Compassei
Snuffers ; Spiirableo ; Brads; Awls, 81c.
Also—.Iust received a quantity of fresh Canal
l0l1I' Norwalk, Oct. 9, 1830.
I MACKEREL.
UST received by the subscribers direct from
‘ Boston, 50 Barrels and 50 half Barrels No. I
«ll
New Goods, New Goods.
E_:[Ul3_BELL & PORTER. havejust re-
ceived a new supply, of Fresh and Gen-
uine Gracr-ries. which they will sell to their
Friends & the_Pub1ic as low as can he bought
at any other Store in the County.
ALSO—'aWheat & Rye Flour, Corn Meal,
8:0. as usual. March 21st I831.
all new supply‘ of fresh fllc.
UBBELI. 8:. PORTER havejust received
it iiéw supply ot'J.H McCullough & Co.’s
Fresh Brewed ALE.
0:FFor Salc—A Bargain.
I" THE Subscriber offers for sale, a
5' _ House and Lot, situated at the Old We-ll,
within 50 rods of the Steam Boat Landing The
House is new, built in the modern style, 5 25 by
30 feet. lot8O feet front, 100 rear. Any Person
wishing to locate themselves in that part of the
town will find it pleasant situation and very cheap.
GILES SI4.'.YllIOl.lR.
Norwalk, March 28, I831 170
To Rent.
‘THE building now occupied by
. Charles Lockwood, lllcrcliaut Tailor,
rs. heiirdsley Milliner and Sturges. Sherman
81. Co. for a dwelling. It is well calculated for
8. large fhuiily. Possession given on the first of
April. Apply to Eowiu Lociiwoon. near the
promises, or to Sriirin-zu 8. ST. JOHN.
Febriiriry 14. I930. I54
To Let.
TI-‘IE Store recently occupied by
- by S'rru:r:'r &. JAIUES, and now occupied
by W m. K. James N. Co.—-ii first rate stand for
Dry Good Business. lViu. I. S'rRsi-:'r.
Likewisev-the Dwelling house formerly occu-
pied by Dr. Phinheas Miller and recently by
l'.Ibeu’r Stevens. Inquire of JONATHAN CAMP or
Wu. J. STREET.
_ 164
Fellhlfly I2, 1831.
FOR SALE.
.. A VA LUABLE stand for any mechan-
__ ..: iical business, situated in Wilton,ou the
main road leading from Diinbury to Norwnlk,
with 0l"li\'lIlI0lll the necessary Machinery for the
Cnrdinp‘,- and Comb making business, as will best
suit puichascrs-. Also,about three and a half
acres of meadow Laud lying in Bedding, about
20 rods North ofihe Mill site.——Li/sewise, about
six nnd a half acres of Land, with ii convenient
two story Dwelling-house. pleasantly situated on
the East side of the road, about 12 rods South of
the said stand. Possession given the first day of
April. For further «particulars enquire of the
subscriber living on the premises.
S. G. BOOTH.
162
_Willon, Jan. f.l._I83I.
‘' b
For Snle——a Bargain.
.5... THE Subscriber offers for sale it
_' Manufacturing Establislimcnt. calculat-
ed Ior 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 ii Steam boat and Packets ply
regularly between this and New York.
Also. a large two story Dwelling house, calcu-
lated for several families, and a well ofgood water
near thc door. The above is the same as formerly
udr-. A‘ u by Jozzepli E. Corker, which by agree-
ment. has become the property of the subscriber.
I For further particular’: enquire of
DAVID COMSTOCK-.
For Sale.
€i."T."'f THE Farm now occupied by the
l55i5, Subscriber, together with the buildings
thereon. Said Farm is situated in NewCanmin,
ncartlie North East part, and with 6 I-2 miles of
Norwalk Landing. The buildings will be sold
sepcrate if preferred by the the purchaser. 'l he
land adjoining the House can be had without the
main part of the Farm. The Farm contains
about 70 acres. For further particulars inquire
of the Subscriber living on the premises.
I 66
NEW SERIES--_No._175.
L]ST‘OF GOODS FOR SALE BY
JACOB SIVIITII & CO.
LD Sable, Sweeds, English and Aincrican
Iron ofall kinds assorted, viz. 3 1-4 by 3'4
3 by l".’.. 2 3'4: by 3'4, I-2 and 3.1:, 2 1'2 by 3 4
and 1-2, 2 1'4 by 3'4. P2 and 3'8, 2 by 3'4, 12
and 3-8, 13-4 by 3-4, 1-2 and 3=S.,1 l-2 by 1'2 81,
3 9. l 1-4 by 1-2 6333's: I 3.8 by I-282.3-8 inches
P. S. l. Old Sable Nail Rods, Round Iron from
3-16 to I I-2 inch Band iron from 1 inch to 3
and 3-4 to ‘finches Hoops of all kinds Pipe box
Iron Iron Axle Moulds Sheet Iron Euglulli
and American Blister Steel 3-8 to 1 3-4 inch
round and square Cast Sn-el Hollow VV are
kinda Cut Nails all sizes from 3d to 40d Cut
Spikes 6d, 8d and 10d English _Wrought Nails
Shovels, Spades,Fr_ving I’uns,Spiders,Crowbarr,
Eiiglish straw Knives Cart and Wagon boxes
Carpenters Tools of all kinds Cross cut Saws
Hardware and Cutlery of all kinds.
Paints, VVhite Lead dry and ground, Spanish
White Yellow Ochre lied Lend Red Ochre
Spanish Brown, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green
Siono Yellow Chinian Yellow Chinese Ver-
million, Prussian Blue, Indigo, Rose Pink, black
Lead Ivory Black Lamp Black Gum Copal
Gum Arabic Copul Varnish Leather Varnish
Linseed Oil Lamp and Fish Oil Neats foot Oil
Vitrol, Blue Vitrul, Nutgals Seed Lack Gum
Shellac Virdigris Coppcras Alluni Potash
Borax Sponges Alcohol by the barrel Extract
of Logwnod 6 by 3. 7 by 9, 8 by 10, 10 by 12
and 12 by I6 Glass Putty by the pound or 100
lbs. Paint, penciland Varnish Brushes Spirits
Turpentine Fools Cap, Letter 8:. Writing paper
by the Ream Drawing paper Slates Quill:
Lead pencils Sealing Wax and Wafers Wire
lVafiIe irons Gymnastic Pitch Forks Cotton
Yarn Candle Wick and Cotton Batting Hemp
Twine Spun Yarn and Cordage assorted Bed
and cart Cords Fish Lines. FURS,viz. Coney
and Nutriu Furs Muskrat skins Bull‘-alu fobcs
Fur Caps of all kinds Fur Collars do
Jappaued Lamps and Jappaned Lanthornis
Brass and iron Candlesticks Brittauia dz. Block
Tin Tea Pots Britrania Coffee Pots Tooth
Brushes, Hail‘ and clothes Brushes Hatters
Slopping Brushes Rotten Stone Wafer Stamps
Segar Tubes Tooth Rings Copper and Compo-
sition Tea Kettles Brass Kettles assorted
Shovelsuand Tongs Sheet and bar Lead Tar
Pitch Turpentiiie Rosin Bright Varnish Tea
Waiters, assorted sizes Grind Stones and ii
great variety of articles which would tire the
printer’: patience ifwe should enumerate.
N. B. Carriage 81. Cabinet makers 19- Builders
will do well by callinir for their assortment of
Tools instead of going to New-York.
CLOTH DRESSING.
I-IE subscribers wish to infoim the public
that they have commenced the above busi-
ness in all its various branches, at the place for-
merly occupied by Samuel Davenport, where all
kinds of Dyeing and Dressing will be done in
ii manner that will not be excelled by any in this
part of the country.
Cloth may be left with written directions at the
Store of Pennoyer 81 Kceler. from whence it will
be taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
Yarn, ofany colour required, as we are well stock-
ed with all kinds of Dye Stuffs for dyeing all
kinds of fancy colors, we flatter ourselves that :1
general satisfaction will be given.
_ BYINGTON 81. LEEDS.
Narwallc, September ‘.20, I830. t_/‘I43
TO IIOUSBJIKEPERS.
STILES CURTIS ll: CO.
Butlers in Iiouselcetgvirigr Articles,
""""' EEP constantly on hand a general asto rt
E merit ofarticles in the above line. via:
Iron Ware: Both plain and japprined Ware
Britania Ware Blocktln and Pewter Ware
Brass tipcd Andirons Shovel and 'I‘ong;s
Sad Irons Soap Stone and other Furnaces
Hollow‘Vnre ; Brass Kettles finished ilrunfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
Also Britaiiin, Blocktin, Tlii plate and Iron do
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and Steel Snufl‘crs&.Tray|; 'I‘caWriltcrs
Jnppancd Lamps; Brass, iin,8:. iron Cndlesticku
Copper, tin, and lion Tea Kettles
Irmi and tin Sauce Pam Coffee Milli
PRESSON I-IICKOK, Sieve: Scales, Scale Beams
New Canaan, March 1, I831. *l67w9 VVeights and measures Coal Hodl
A , ~ -\ Chafing Dishes Iron Ware
Boot and Shoe bt0\1e- Sheet iron, Sheet lend, Sheet Copper, 87.0.
WILLIAM MAYBURY ALSO,
' E ESPECTFULLY informs A general anortmont
the Gentlemen and Ladies ,_..—r—~
of Norwalk 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 Boot,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general asuortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes-—also measures taken. Gentlemen and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, a
general assortment of superior FINDINGS, or
the first quality. for sale at the N. York prices,
Also, Liquid and Paste Blackiug of it genuine
none
and superior quality, surpassed by in the
Uni1e_tl_StateI.
WILL l.L'lI GALE
FFERS for sale a handsome and general as-'
sortment of HATS, including those ofihe
latest New York fashions. Gentlemen can be
supplied with Hats to order upon short notice.
Norwalk. March 28 1831
ll?’ HATS. .511
THE Subscribers have on hand
an assortment of gentlemens’ Hats
of good quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best mim-
ner and finished in NewYork in the
latest style. Gentlemen can be
supplied wit Hats to Order upon short notice.
LEWIS MALLORY tli sou.
17138. LAMBER T’S BOARDING
SCHOOL, _
ht Norwalk, Connecticut.
I-IE Summer Term will commence on the
first Monday in May.
TERMs—-—For Board, $2 per week:
FOR TUI'l’ION—-Instruction in the English
Branches, comprising Orthography, Reading,
Writing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geogra-
phy. Goology. Astronomy, History, Natural and
moral Philosophy, hetoric Belles Leitres, and
Composition-‘sud also, Needle-work, from $3
to $4.-—including the French language, 85.
zfllvlusic on the Piano or Guitar; Drawing; Ital-
ian and Spanish langua I, at moderate prices.
I Apply to Mr. or Mrs. . B. Lambert at the par-
sonage Housc, near the Episcopal Church, or at
‘the North Academy.
March 29, 1831 170:7?
O. 1 MACKEREL—For Sale by
and 2 Mackerel, and for sale very low.
l , HUBBELL at PORTER.
, mun BURRALL.
of
COOK STOVES.
which will be sold at a
small advance from cost
during the Summer
months.
‘ Also. Franklin Fire
- Places. Persons build-
V ing are invited to'call
grid examio.
Live Geese Feathers, Hen-
Bristlen, &.c.
Also, a quantity
Feathers and Ducks Feathers, Hogs '
(If? C:ish‘_pa_id for all kinds Shipping Furs.
GARDEN SEEDS.
AISED at Hancock, Berkshire County.
Massachusetts, and neatly put up in papers,
having the mime and iel-ailing price of the seed
printed on them, and the letters D. G.—-F or solo
G1-zom-.r. Sr JOHN.
Tthe public in general. that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sell from
his landing to Peck Slip in the following manner:
Sloop M ECHA NH", ALDEN BROTHWELL Master,
will sail Saturdays and return Thurstfays: Sloop
CITIZEN. Fmtucis Horr Master, will sai1!'I‘ues-
days and return on Saturdays. For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to oitherofthc
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MON SON HOYT.
.N'orwalk,Marcli 12, 1831.
For Narwallr, Bridgeport cf,‘ New Haden
TI-IE low pressure steam
~:'. wt. .,.
‘I, b°3!r[“N9
3...-.,,, -4‘--_,-,-.-. Captain Brooks. will com-
:~’-r--~_—s' -_-;+..-—.—: mencc her DAILY trips on
Saturday, April 2d, leaving the foot of Catharine
street. N. York, at 6 o'clock in the morning. and
Norwalk at 12, M. through the-season.
FARE,-—FIF'l‘Y Cents.
P. 8. All goods, specie, and all kinds of freight
ken oulv at the owner’: risk.
‘\l{OCKEI:iY AND GLASS WARE, for BIIIC
‘Jcheiip by JOHN BURRALL.
N. B. A partof the above assortment is a quan-
tity of half pint TUMBLERS, which the subscri-
ber is now offering at wholesale as cheap as they
can be bought by the dozen in New York.
Norwalk, Jllarch 1'8‘.
REGORY'S Patent Cast Iron PLOUGH3
and Plough Shares, _foi sale by _,
lluniu. 6:.Ponru.
. Rooms to Let.
‘HE IIODMS over the Store of Lewis Malia-.
ry 81. Son are to lot from the first of April.
mgr-‘her with a sand Cellar’ and Cellar Kilclirgn.
underneath--very convenient for one or uioto
families. Apply in above. ’ "
Norwalk, Magch 7_. I831, ____.
LUMBER.
60,000 Cedar Shingles
25,000 warranted Cnttskill Shingle
50,000 T. S. Williams Cross brnnd‘Shlnglo‘o
50 000 do Strait brand do
25.000 inferior quality ’ _
10,000 ft. clear se’d.and Mei-cm, 2 ipgl; Plgink
5,000 ft. do do do I I-2 inch do‘
5,000 ft. do do do I I-{inch do
800 Pl"? Plank: L000 Pine Boards
500 ft. ‘2 inch Ash Plank
500 ft. Whltewood Chair Plank
100,000 ff. Clear se‘d Mercm. Pine Boa.-do
520,000 thln box Boards: 8,000 ft. Hemlock Bdl.
30,000 ft. Clea: and seasoned Siding ‘ 0 2
5.000 ft clear wide Whitewood, Spruce anil-
Pine Timber; Hemlock Scantling. for ..i‘.‘_
JOSEPH HILI.._'_
BOARDS. SHINGLES. &C.
\Vm. J. Street &. C0.
HAVE recently received a large supply of
Pine. Spruce and Hemlock LUMBER:
which in addition to their former stock, makes,
their assortment quite equal to any in the coun-
try. All their fine Lumber and a good pi-op'or_a¢'
lion of the common is kept under cover undilit
f0_r immediate use. Builders and Contractor)
yivflledo well to examine. They, will find at this‘
200 Bunchel first quality Lake Shingles
I50 ‘ do second do do but good
30.000 feel Clem‘. 2d clear and Mercht. Siding
3.500 feet circular sawed do a new article.
100,000 feet Box and Burn Boards. called common
60,000 feetMorchauteble do from$l 50, 1433200
Hundred
20,000 feet clear and 2d clear Boaril
22,tll:)0 feilzitfil S 1'4, 1 A1134 and fl ln,ch:’lan'i(.
“ ‘I113 8 i an or use
‘.000, doliefuse do and cheap y P B and.
600 Hemlock Boards suitable for fencing .8r.c.
200 1-4 Spruce Plank first quality I l j
175 Hemlock do 2 inch suitable for Bridges, Inn,
600 Hemlock Scantling 3 by 4, 12 to 14 ft. long
6000 ft. pins 8: hemlock Timber from 10 to 23 do
LIICEWISE,
A general assortment of Carpenters and build.
on findings including Paints, GIass,&c. &c. ' A
Valuable Remedy.
N.OTlCE.—-The subscriber who is in pouqen.
ion of the original recipe. would reIpeclfii-
ly cull thfie attention ofthe publick tothe follow
ing certi cafes. All ersonv ii‘ I in to '
his residence in RidgeIficld,FuirEla,ld Cgunt;
can be furnished with a certain remedy to‘; uni
complaint to which the certificates refer, ' '
' JESSE WHITLOCK.
THIS is to certify that-1 was grlevously of.
flicted with the Gravel about nix years .35
and could find no relief‘, till Joseph Whitlockl
hearing -of my complaint prepared in Medicind
that gave me immediate re;|icf and I have now
been troubled with it since and I nellayg 1; (9
be 0. sure remedy against that complaint. '
DANIEL B
Ridgcfield, Conn. A. 1). I817. MDT"
THIS is to certify thatl um. have been troub-
led with the above mentionedcomplaint to tho,
present date. . Daruu. Biuoimr.
July 4-, 1829.
WE (10 l"3l‘€bY ¢8l'tlf_v that Grace Kelly was
cured of the gravel by in medicine prepared by
JosephWhitlock,Ind we do believe it to be a ring
remedy against that complaint and we do cheer-.
fully recommend it to the publc. gf
HIRADI GAY, Myrmp; (hr,
J aux BRYNOLDI. Joni Rimronm.
Dmnoav, December I, 1830.
This may certify that I. Luke Whitehead mu
troubled with the gravel about ten years. 'nr.rt
could find no relieftill Jase vilhltlock of Ridge-
., 127.
AL
field, prepared ll rmdiciuc which gave me immo- '
diets relief; and I do believe it to be a sure rem-
edy for that cbinplaint, and do cheerfully recom
mend it to the public. Loin: Wiri1'siuui>.
_ DAHBUR7, Dec. 1), 1630.
Thin may certify that I, Sally A. Crofur, vvu
troubled with the gravel about one your and 3
half. and could find no reliefuntil Jeue Whitloclt
of Ridgetleld, prepared a medicine for me, and
I do believe it to be it euro remedy for that oono .
plain! and do oheoofully recommend It to my
Public. BALL! A. Cronvt,
PRIIIOI Cnoroir,
Auuo copy ofihe original. . I
A COMPLETE Dreu forthoArtillcry force
cheap by LEVI CLARK.
For Scolds, Burns, &.Chilblains.
. HE subscriber prepare: an Ointment whiéh
riffords Immediate and permanent relief in
all cases of Scolds, Burns or Chilblaim. From
its repeated and successful application during I
period of 16 or 17 years, he is enabled to rec»
ommend it confidently to public use. The fol-
lowing certificate ofiis virtue: in furnilhod 1:
some who have used it. S. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, (F ivc Mile River) March, 1831.
CERTIFICATE.
THIS may Certify that we, the undersigned,
having used Mr. Socrates Raymond’: Ointment
for Burns. Scolds and frosted wounds, can with
confidence recommend it ‘to the public II 1 Info
and efficacious remedy; easing the pain, onid
healing the parts more rapid than anyotbcr means
which we are acquainted with. . '
ELIAS Rumour), I-have! Pnivorn,
Aurii-21> Senor. E. W. W.u.usr.icr.
For Sale by P. PRICE, at the Noriolk Dispen-
sary west side the Bridge. Price 3:. per Box.
Norwalk, March 5. 1831 168 ‘
000 ii... of 5... -. nAMsx?sncnT-'
1 . omits-ro....i'.: n.s. am.u.._. »
TROY BIOUL DCANDLޤg '3
For Sale by JOHNBLURRALL _'
HE Court of Probate forth! District ofNor-
walk hath limited and allowed oi: monthl
from the date hereof, for the creditors to thoovtlh
of Elizalietlifihapman, late of Norwolk, doc‘d, to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, properly attest-
ed, within said time,will be debiirrod. a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate. are requested
to make immediate payment to
Jmiis 1-‘. Ciuviux. Ad'nir.
Wilton, April 6. 1831. _i 172*
HE Court of "Probate for tho Distriolof '-
Norwnlk hath limited and allowed :2;
months from the date horoof, for the creditors to
the estate of Hannah Camp, liiteofflorwallr, docfd.
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those wIr'o
neglect to present their accouuts,pi-oper y amm-
ed wit bio acid time will be dobnrrod ii‘ recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate. are
to make immediate poyincnt to - . - ' _
. . Al‘8.\.RKlI’ Curr. Ad-fur-.
Norwclli‘; April 5; I 831 172
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