Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 21, 1831 · page 1

 

 

VOL. XIV.

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S. W. BENEDICT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

. TERJ}[S— TIICO Dollars per Amzum.

 

 

N EVV GOODS.
Lewis Jllallory t§:- Son

AVE just received a new supply of DRY

NEVV G-O ODS.
- M.

 
 

, a new and general assort-
,' ~ ment of
' ‘ GOODS,
_ which are as follows:—--
o‘ k» . Good Silver Enghsh
‘Watches, Gold and Silver French do., Alarm
-‘and Patent Repeating do. Watch Triiiimiiigs ol
every description.A large assortment of Filagrec
-Ear Rings and Pins, Finger Rings and Breast
‘Pills of every description, Silver and Brass Thim-
Vfiiles, Pocket Compasses. liver pointed Pencils
"with and without Caleiiders, some at -15. Pocket
Books. Bead and Silk Purses, Hair Pins, Elegant
‘Bead Bags, Silk Reticules, Silver and Steel
i-SPECTACLES, Glasses fitted to fraines; Belt
‘Buckles of latest fasliions, Cloth, Hair, Tooth 3:.
Shaving Brushes; Fancy Soaps for Shaving and
I/Vasliitig ; 1’EIi'FU1lIE1l Y.
RAz()RS, A large asssortnient of Ra-

 

-'zors of various prices; Straps; a large assort-

"ment of Pocket Knives cheaper than ever lzelorc
‘offered.-——Plateil Spoons large and small, Plated
and Brass Candlesticks, Plated 8:. Steel Siiull'ers
‘and Trays, Plated Casters with 4. 5 and 6 Glass-

_‘es from 7s. to 4:55., Britt-ania and Blocktiii Tea

'Pots and Tea Setts, Gilt and Mahogany Frame
‘LOOKING GLASSES, ‘Curtain Pins, Brass An-
'dirons, Shovel and Tongs. Tea Boards

COMBS_ Shell Combs, large and small
Horn Combs of every description, very cheap

SP()()NS_ Silver Spoons of every de-
scription, Brittania Table and Tea SPOOONS.
Plated and Silver Butteriinives’.

Stocks, Collars, and Gloves.

A good assortment ofStocks and Collars made
by the first Shops in Ni-wYork.—Also, an assort-
ment of Gloves and Mitts, besides many articles
not necessary to mention.

II? N. B. Although the subscriber has but
one price to his articles,lie'does not hesitate to
say, that he will sell them as cheap as can be
purchased else“ here, CITY or COUNTRY

’-",,j" Clocks and VVatchcs ofall scapements
carefully repaired.

Sangatuck. March ‘.73, 1 '70

N orwalk Fancy Store.

9.31 l

LEVI CLARK will sell
the following articles at
less prices than can be
bought in

NEW YOIICK,

 

nglisli and French l—Vatclies; Gold Seals,
Slides,Rings 8:. Chains; all kinds ofGilt.lewelry;
Compass Keys and Seals; Silver a_nd Brass Ever-
poin: Pencils, souie at 4s.; Silver Tooth Picks,
Silver Pens; Pearl, Jet, Paste, Chased and plain
Finger Rings; Fi lagroe Ear Drops and Nubs,
some very handsome; Fillagree Pins ofall prices;
Paste Ear Rings very cheap; Lockets, Gold mid
Gilt; all kinds of Pearl, Jet and Paste Pins ;
Bead Purses; Purse Clasps Steel and Gilt ; Steel
and gilt Buckles; Sleeve Buttons ; Silver Thim-
bles; Steel and Brass do.; Stilletoes; Pocket
Books of all kinds. some very fine for Ladies :
Cloth, Hair. Tooth and Shaving Brushes; Fuucy
Soap, Shaving Boxes, Bracelet Clasps and.Brace-
lets, Pocket Combs, Safety Chains,Tape Needles,
Steel Tweezers,'l‘able Bells, Leads for Everpoinl
Pencils, Snuff Boxes, Musical Boxes, Cornerin-
tion Cards, Burning Glasses, \Vatch Ribbon and
Chains, Letter Stamps, Pocket Almanacs, Pen
Knives and Scissors, Lend Pencils, Toy Watches,
Razor Sn-ops,Sti=c-l'1‘o‘iacco Boxes, Bassoon and
Clationet I{ceds,Violin Strings. Plated and Brass
Candlesticks, Plated Snuffcis and Trays, Steel
Snutfers and Jappan Trays, Fine Brittaiuiia lea
Pots, Block Tin Tea Pots very cheap, some ele-
gant Trt1_vs. .
LOOICING GLASSES.

A large assortment of gilt 3.‘; Mzihogany frame
Glasses will be kept constantly on hand, as low
-or less than can be bought in New York.——
New Glasses put into Old Frames.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Clarionets, Flutes, Fifi.-ti, Flitgeolcts, Violins,
&c. very cheap.

Silver Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Cream and Salt
Spoons constantly on hand and made to order—-
SILVER SPECTAC LES at $2 waranted, Plat
cd Table, Tea, Cream and Salt Spoons, Pearl
and Ivory Salt Spoons, P'ated Soup Ladies,
Brittania Spoons; Brass Aiidirons, Shovel atid
Tongs of all prices, and many other urticles not
enumerated.

U3’ The strictest attention paid to lVntch Re-
pairing, and all Jobbing done at short notice‘

",," Engraving of various kinds execcted with
neatness and despatch.

N. B. All Orders for work or Goods sent by
Post Riders or Waggoners, will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to.

¢V'rwallc, ./llarch 14, 1831 169

NEW AND CHEAP STORE.
West side ofthe Bridge.
THOIVIAS & MEAD

AVE this day_opened a new and good
selection of Fancy and Staple DRY-
GOODS, which they have the satisfaction of
ollcring to a liberal public, as
Cheap as the Cheapest,
And as good as the best ;
Donsistiag in part of Super black, blue.brown
olive and mixt Broadcloths and Cassiineres
A good assortment ofSattinetts
Bang up and fancy Cords Bcaverteens
Black Princetta Lastings Drilhngs
Valentin and Marseilles Vesting
Blk Circassians Bombazincs, a handsome
assortment very Cheap ; a choice selection
of dark and light cbinlz Calicoes ; Pink, Buff,
Blk and Lavender Ginghams ; Blk and col’d
Gros dc Nap ; Blk, green and white Italian
('_‘-rapes ; Italian Ci-avats ; Blk &: col’d Cam-
bric; Bleached Sheeting; Super Long Cloth ;
Book. Jaconett and Cambric Muslins ; Irish
Linen ; Long Lawn ; Blk and blue Silk Vel-
vet; a large assortment of 1-Iosiery ; Ready
made Clothing, &.c. Szc. together with amul-
titudc of articles not necessary to tnention.--
They will also keep on hand the best of Tea,
Coffee, Sugar, and Molasses. &c.
_, THOMAS & MEAD.
Norwalk. April 25, 1831.

MERINO SHAWLS.
JUST received a splendid assortment of
7-4 and 8-4 black and scarlet Merino
Shawls, warranted all wool. Also, Thibct
‘wool and Cashmere handkerohiefs. I0?’ 5319
cheat) by WILLIAM GALE.
IBBONS-“ A large assortment of Rib

_ bons just received and for sale athalf the
price formerly aslted——by

E. STEVENS.

 

M. LAWRENCE
now offers to the public.

' or any Shop in the coun- ,

E: GOODS. which, in addition to their for-
mer stock, comprises a very handsome assort-
ment, and flatter themselves they can ofl‘e;-to
their customers a very choice selection of
Goods in their line, on terms as favorable as any
other establishnieiit. As it is their intention in
future to pay more particular attention to keep-
ing an extensive assortment oftlie best

Cloths, Cassiiixeres,

and every description of Goods wanted in the
way of men s wearing apparel, no pains will be
“_P=1fell to select such Goods as will please. The
lollowing confprise :1 put t of their ussortuienl.

I0 pieces super blue Broadclotlis

5 do do black do
3 do do brown do
3 do do mixt do
3 do do Olive do
2 do do green do
Black and blue Cassimerc
Drab and inixt do

Merino Cassimeres, a handsome article for
spring and summer wear

Fine fushiotiable mixt Satlinct; common do
Black Lasting; black Prunella
Black lit. colored Circassiaiis; Rowan Cassimcre
French and English Drilling
Vcstings, a great variety of elegant patterns
Black silk Velvet; Tabby do
Ginghams and Calicoes
Black Marcelino silk; black silk Serge
Green Florence ; B.acl'. and col’d Canibric
Irish Linen ; black and brown do
Cambric, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins
Book and Mull do
Sheeting and Sliirtings ; Ticking and Check
Bang up Cord, very cheap
Bcaverteen and Fustiun
Palm Leafl-lats, and gcntlemcn’s fine Castors
Children’s Morocco Shoes; Hosiery and Gloves
'.l'I’tlMMlNGS—a good assortment ofthe best
quality. Tailors and others can or: supplied on
good terms.

, READY DIADE CLOTEIING.
kept constantly on hand and sold cheap.
Persons in want of good and cheap Goods will
do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Norwalk. April22, 1831.

Dry Goods, Hollow Ware,
ROCKERY, Batting, Wick, Cotton Yarn,
&c.—oll'cred at a very small advance by

GEORGE ST. JOHN.

i§*Ew ESTABLISI-IMENT.
LORENZO IIUBBELL

NFORMS his friends and the public that

he has taken the Store formerly occupied
by Mr. E. Stevens, lst door south of the Post
Oflice, and is now offering to the public an
entire New Stock of GOODS which will he
sold on reasonable terms for cash. The pub-
be are respectfully invited to celland examine
for themselves.

Among his assortment may be found:
Blk, blue. brown, olive, lavender and mixl
Cloths and Cassimercs; Calicocs a great va-
riety ; French and English Gingliams ; Vest-
ings , Irish Linens; Long Lawn ; Linen
Caznbric I.Idl:fs.; Green E-Vorsted Bcrrage ;
Green Grape; Blk Napkin and Canton dc-.;
Blk French Grape ; Blk and brown Crapc de
Lyon :1 new article for ladies dresses; change-
able Marceline; Blk col'd Gro dc Naps; blk
Italian Lutc:ti'iiig ; Blk Silk Velvet; Blk
Bombazines and Circassians; Boinbazettes;
Salinctts; Bang up Cord; Beavertcen a first
rate article; Rowan Cassiincre; French and
English Drillings; Brown Battist; Blk and
white French Satins ; Blk Mode; Horse skin
Cloves; Col‘d Florences; Green Sarsiuct;
Blk do. ; Blue and yellow Nanl:eens,Blk and
cold Cainbric, Blk and brown Holland Pud-
ding, Buckram, Canvass, Russia Sheeting,
Russia Diaper. 8-4 Table Diaper. Fine white
Gauze Flannel, Blk Lasting, Bleached and
unbleached Sheetings, Plaid and striped Ging-
liams, Silk and Giiigliaiu Umrellas,(.‘hip Flats,
Palm leafl-I-ats, Navarino Hats, Knitting Cot-
ton, Carpct Billtllllg, Foundation llluslin, l\I il-
inet, Dimity, Silk and Cotton Flagg l'ldkfs.,
Fancy Crape. Gauze and Berrage Hdkfs, blk
and white Bobinett Laces, Thread Edgeings
and lnsertings, Bobinett Footing, Spool Cot-
ton, Tapes, Cotton Balls, Floss Tliread, Silk
Braids, White and col'd Cravatts, Furniture
Binding, 4-4 Apron Check, Bed Tick, Tow
Cloth,Papcr IIangings,Oil Clolli,Suspenders,
I-Iosiery of every description, Travelling Bas-
kets, Ribbons, &.c. &.c.: together with every
article usually kept in a Dry Good Store.
Also, ii. complete assortment of Crockery.

— Likewise, a few choice Groceries.

N EVV GROCERIES.
DVVIN LOCK WOOD liasjust made very
extensive additions to his stock of Geuuiue

FA1\lILY_ GROCERIES,

and Provisions,to which he respectfully invites the

attention of his friends and the public.

I-Ia has on hand,

Fresh Teas of every description

Good quality Molasses at 28 cents

Fine Dry Sugar, )5 lbs. for a dollar

Loaf and Lump SUGAR

Choice Liquors of all kinds

Extra Canal Flour—Rye Flour, &c.

Coffee, Chocolate, Spices ofall kinds,Oranges,

Lemons, Raisins. and other Fruits; Starch, In-

digo, Soap, Canillcs, Oil, Shad. Mackerel and

Codfi'sh, Pork & Beef Hams, Salt, Albany Ale,

superior quality, together with every other artic-

le kept in a Grocery Store

All kinds of country produce received in ex-

change for Goods. Norwalk, May 8, 183l

SPRING FASHION S.

OAII S. BAILEY begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has
made different arrangement in his business
and has detemincd on continuing his business
Norwalk for°tlio present. I-letcndcrs his thanks to
his customers for past. favors, and solicits a con-
tinuance of their patronage, with the assurance
that every exertion will be used to execute his
work in the best manner and at short. notice.-—
The best of Trimmings furnished on as good
terms as elsewhere, and the latest fashions rec’d
every month. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, March 28, 1831 170 '

30 Kcgs Ginger—30 Sacks Blown Salt
20 Bags Pepper--20 Bags Pimento.
For Sale very low, by I’IUBBELY. 8:. Pon-rm.

Soda and Sugar Crackers,
VERY excellent articIe—-For Sale by
Joni: Bimmtr.r..

Lamp OIL, Summer and Fall

Strained-for sale cheap by Joan BUI'tRALL'

 

NORVVALK, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1831.

l

 

N EVV
EBENEZER, S TE VEJVS

HAS just returned from NewYork with a large

supply of scasonublc Dry Goods. and now nli'crs

them to the publick as low as can be purcliased in

Norwalk, New York, orany where else. This is
no PUl~‘I-‘ !! lint a fact. He forbears advertising
prices as many ofliis articles are so cheap they
might be tho’t not worth purchasing. lle invites
all those who are in want of Goods to call It‘. exa-
mine the prices however. The following coni-
prise apart ofhis assortment:

Blue, blk, brown, olive, mixt and drab Broad-
cloths and Cassimeres

SILKS Blk Italian. blk and col’d Gro d‘e
Nap; Blli,blue Si. Cliangcable double Florences;

line and pink, blue, green and yellow Florcnccs.

SUMMER STUFFS French Drilliugs;
Stormonts ; Stripes; ‘towanCassimeres; Blue t§~
yellow Naukocns of a superior quality; Merino
Cloth, very cheap? Qlircassians ; blk Lastings,&-c.

l\'lUSLlNS—~Plain and fig’d .Iackonet, Plain
mid Iig’d Book of all qualities. Sarsinetts, Cam-
bric, Plain and fig’d Swiss, Mull-llIu|l, blk brown,
pink and green col'd glazed Cainbrics, together
with a large assortment ofbleachcd S; unbleaclied
muslin which will be sold low.

Fancy Sill: 1‘I(17I/CCTC/I icfis.

Piii‘.r,Blue,Wliite, and Yellow col’d Barrage I'I(lkfs

do do do do do do Crzipe

do do do do do do Imitation Crape
do do do do do do Silk

do do do do do do Gauze, and al-

most every other Style
Calicoes and Laces.

2500 _vds.of Calico,Comprising thclargest and
liandsomcst assortment in tlic place-—Also, 5'4,
and 4'4 Plain Bobbinet Lace very cheap; Work
ed Bobinct of ilifl'erent widths; Foolings, ilo.:
Thread Edgeings do; 'I‘lirea'l and Bobbinet Iii-
sertiiigs do.; Blkliombazincs, French andljnglisli
Gingliams, Irish Linens, Linen Cainhric l>ldkfs.,
Merino Shawls, Super English Beavertcen, Fus-
tians, Checks. Nankeens, Canton and It. Ci apes.
Silk and Cotton Flaggs, Fancy Sattinets, Spool
Cotton from No. ]0to I40, Gloves and Mitts a
good asssortnicnt, Markin_«_5 Canvass, Horn and
Ivory Combs, Neck lldkfs, Blk Batlistc, Adria-
nople, Russia and Cotton Diaper, Blk and white
Foiindalion Muslin, Bombazetles, greeiiworstctl
Bcrage of all qualities, Gentlemen and Ladies
I-Iosicry a complete assortnient of Can’/.ass for
Coats of a superior quality and all othcrTriniings,
Russia Sheeting, Blk and White Pearling, Merr-
seiles, Valentin and Silk Vestings, blk silk Vclvel
of as good quality as can be found in the couiilry,
no exceptions, White Satin Jean, his and straw
NW NAVARINO IIAT S I Fall" Leaf
Hats, Riblions a good assortment; White, red,
yellow and green Flunncls. Tow Cloth, Cotton
Yarn and Batting, Carpet Warp, & almost an ry
other article usually kept in a Dry Good Store.
Norwalk, l'iIa_v If‘), I831

:[)\]]']_'\'1'Ql_)l(_\ Qncl a,(\s‘I‘IC!3‘Jl i
"1 T. JOIIN 8:. MORRIS have just received one
% case of Ladies and Misses l'asliio:ia‘ole Dun-
stable Straw Hats: one case of Ladies Leghorn
do: and one case Navarinoes.
ALSO-—-Au assortment of Gentlemen 81. Boys
Leghorn and Palm Leaf I-IATS-—all of which
will be sold at a small advance from cost,--at
the lstdoor west of the Bridge.

Norwalk. 26th April, 1831.

N E WV ia‘ri{0UE llilfiflfii.
HE Subscriber hasjust received it new stip-
ply of FR I.".Sl:I Gl{OCl3il’.I ES, which he of-

fers for sale at reduced prices. Among which
are the following articles :
Cogniac and Cider Brandy
Holland and American (iin
Jamacia, St. Croix and N. liuiii
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant
WINES
Wintergreen, Peppermint, Sr Aiiniseud Cordials
TEAS.
Ilysou Young I-lyson, and
Souclioug Teas

 
 

 

.a

rial
luillllllllllllilil 
Loaf, Luuip, and Brown SUGAR

(Toffee; Chocolate; Alspice . Pepper; Ginger
Nutmegs; Ciiiiiamoii; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts

Oranges and Lemons ; Figs

Wheat and Rye Flour

Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese

Butter; Pork; Lard; Herrings

Dry and Pickled Codfish ; M‘ackcrel

Soap; Caiidles; Poland Starch; Coppcras
Spauisl mid American scgars

Alluiii; Spzinisi. Indigo; Licorice

Winter strained Lamp Oil

Suutl’; Tobbacco ; Writing Paper

Powder; Sl.ot of all sizes

Shoe, scrubbing, and white wash Bruslies
Mustard, warranted good

Brooms; good Molasses; Rice

'l‘iunariuds, Tapers, .§‘»c. &.c.

Candlewick and Cotton Batting

G. D._JENNll\'GS.

Norwalk. July 26. 1830.

New Establ-is/uncut.

WAS. PINNEY 6!. GO.
ESPEC'I FULLY inform their friends and
the public that they have taken the Store
formerly occupied by D. S. BAR'I‘[{A.\I, west
of the Bridge, where they intend keeping a gen-
eral nssortuieiit of the best GROCERIES, which
they offer at the lowest rates. They have now
an hnnd—-
Cogniac & Cider Brandy ; Hollaiid &. Am. Gin
Jamaica, St. Croix and N. Hum
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant Wines
Wintergreen,Peppermint 8:. Aiiniseed Cordials
I-lyson. Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS
Loaf, Lump, and’ brown Sugar
Wheat and Rye Flour, Bread_ Crackers, Cheese
Coffee, Chocolate, Allspicc, Pepper, Ginger
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves. Raisins, Figs
Oranges, Peanuts,Almonds, Madeira Nuts
Butter, Pork, Lard, Herrings, Codfish, Mackerel
Soap._ Candles, Poland Starch, Copperas,lndigo
Spanish and American segars, Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil ; Powder and shot, Tapers
Mustard; Molasses, Rico, Tamarinds
Shoe, scrubbiiig,8L White wash Brushes, &c.&c.
NorwnIk,May 2, 1831. 175

OTTON YARN -—from No. 3‘t'd—N 0.20,
Carpet Yarn warranted good, just rec'd
and for sale by HUBBELL.

 si%l(_;?o[f1SAii'§pT'I%tf§:it-.s.e(;uti.l

, to any in Town, “ Sr. CROlX”1otezccptcd,
—-For sale by JOHN BURRALL.

 

Blk Sarsnct and Sinchcw Grode llerlin; Levan-_

G. \V. ST. JOHN

FFERS for sale at. a small advance from
cost one door north of the Mill, the fol-
lowing articles, to wit.
Cogniac and ‘Cider Brandy ; Holland ani Amer-
ican Gin St. Croiiv: and N. Ruin
iWcst India and New Orleans Molasses
Young Hyson and Skin Teas

. Loaf, Lump mid Brown Sugar; Coffee : Pimento

Pepper Cinnamon Cloves Nutniegs
Pcarlash Salcralus Powtleraiid Shot
Tolincco; Sturclr: Shaving and Bar Soap

Codfisli; Shad: Price; 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 Cotfeelllills Hooks St llingi-s

Knives and Forks Bolts and Screws all sizes

Files of all kinds Britannia Spoons Chisscls

Knob and Stock Locks; Pad,Chest 8; Trunk do

German and cast steel paniicl Saws

Steel back Tennon do Compass do

Brass and iron Candlesticks

Norfolk and thumb Latches ' Sad Irons

Round Bolts Iron Squares Compasses

.°.nutl'crs; Sparablcs; Brads; Awls, fee.
Also-—Jiist received a quantity of fresh Canal
lour Norwalk, Oct. 9, 1830.

New Goods, New Goods.
UBBELL dz. PUIITER bavejust re-
ceived a new supply, of Fresh and Gen-
uine Grocc-rics. which they will sell to their
Friends 8.: the Public as low as can be bought
at any other Store in the County.
ALSO—-Wheat & Rye Flour, Corn Meal,
Sic. as usual. March ‘list 1831.
.4 new S’((j}])li3/ of fresh file.
HUBBEI.L 3.’. I:’0l{'I'F.R havejust received
a new supply ot'J.I'I McCullough 8:. Co.’s
Fresh I‘iI't"“’(?(l ALE.

' OOL CARDS-—For Sale by
GEORGE ST. JOHN.

PROTECTION
IN SURANCE COtV.'«IPANY.

ILLIAM J. STREET, of Norwallc, Agent

ofthc Protection Insurance Company of

Hartfortl, Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,

Stores, Mills, Factories. Barns, and the contents

ofeach,togctlier with every otlic-(rsiuiilar species
of property,

Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates ut‘Preiuiuin offered, are as low as those
of any other siinilarlnstitution. and every man
has now an opportunity, for atrilling sum, to
protect himself against the ravages oftliis (le
structive element, which often, in a single hour
sweeps a\va_v the earnings of many years. _
The course the Ollice pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payinent
of l.osscs.is prompt and liberal. For terms of
IllSLlI‘alICO, application may be made to the above
nauied Agent whois authorized to issue polices
o applicants without delay.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE I} Y A
NEVV-‘fi{OI<2Ia OFFICE,
, Ni}. 60 ?l'.~kIfl,'4_ S’1‘l}}<3E'l‘.

Till?" HUM‘ ‘“ ‘*"'°“"~‘ =-Nr'.':»‘. COMPANY-

OF NEW YORK, have appointed \IL\Il5u
St. Jolin,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns
adjoining. to insure Houses and other buildings,
and property coiilaiiicd in them, such as Dry
Goods, Groceries, SIC. 31-0-

agauist 19.353 or tiaiiiagc lug ftrt.

The Iloivard oonipiiny have :1 Capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for secur.ily of those
who may have insurance made by said Company
Insurance ell'ctcd at the lowest premium 81. none
need be brought frmn affluence to want in con‘
sequence ofloss by Fire; as all can be pro_tectcd
from its destruction by ii sniull yearly stipend.
' _‘lie above uaincd Agent is autlioriscd to issue
Policies totliosc who may apply. The Coippa
ny pursue it liberal and prompt course in atlyust
ing and paying their losses.

Norivalk. Oct. 12. 18519. 94
For Salc—-—a 1’»2n'gaiii.

TIIE Subscriber oll'<,-rs for sale a
__ _ , Miniutacturing Establisliincnt, calculat-
ed for Cotton, “fool, or other purposes. 'I_'lie
Factory is '28 by 36, two stories high, stniiding
on a good streaiii of water 3 miles from Norwalk
landing, where :1 Steam boat and Packets ply
regularly between this and New York.

Also, ii large two story Dwelling house, calcu-
lated for several families, and 8. well ofgood water
near the door. Tlie above is the same as formerly
advertised by Joseph E. Corker, which bv agree-

 

ment has become the property of the subscriber.
For further particulars enquire of
1136 DAVID UOl\IS'I'OCl{.
Boot and Shoe Store.
WILLIADI IVIAYBURY
'-I ESPECTFULLY informs
the Gentlemen and Ladies
%, g of Norwalk and its vicinity
that he has opened his Store,
first door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of St. J. 6: M.

( Sign of the golden Boot,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Slioes——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. of
the first quality, for sale at the N. York prices.

Also, Liquid and Paste Blanking Of a genuine
aml superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States. .

 

WILL I.~1]l[ GALE

FF ERS for sale 8. handsome and general as-
sortment of HATS, including thosc Of the
Gentlemen can be

0

latest New York fashions.
supplied with Hats to order upon short notice.
Noi-walk, March 28, 1831

[IT HATS. .511

THE Subscribers have on hand
an assortment of gentlemens' Hats
0 l‘ good quality, and intend keeping
a full supplytmade in the best inan-
 ner and finished in NewYork in the
~’ latest style. Gentlemen can be

supplied with Hats to Order upon short notice.

LEWIS MALLORY: 8:. SON.

RED INKPOWDERg
For Sale at the Gazette Bookstore.

 
 

lbs. Flax, ofgood quality-‘--Foraale

$50

by STILES CURTIS 8; Co.

NEW SERIES--N0. 1'82.

1

LIST OF GOODS FOR SALE BY
JACOB SMITH & C0.
LD Sable, Sweeds, English and American
Iron ofull kinds assorted, viz. 3 1'4 by 3'4
3 by I'§.'. 2 3'4 by_3‘1I, 1'2 and 3.8, 2 1'2 by 3 4
and 1-2, 2 1'4 by 3'4, I-2 and 3'8, 2 by 3'4, 1 2
and 3-8, I 3-4 by 3-4, 1-2 and 3-8. I I8 by 1'2 8:.
3 3, I 1-4 by I-2 G’. 3-3, I 3-8 by 1-28; 3-8 inches
P. S. I. Old Sable Nail Rods. Round lron from
3-16 to I I-2 inch Baud iron from 1 inch to 3
and 3-4 to 4 inches I-loops 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 Stool Hollow Vi/are
kinds Cut Nails all sizes from 3d to 40d Cut
Spikes 6d, 8d and 10d English Wrought Nails
Shovels, Spade-s,Fi'_ving Pans.Spiders,Crowbars,
English straw Knives Cart and Wagon boxes
Caipentcrs Tools of all kinds Cross cut Saws
Hardware and Cutlery of all kinds.
Paints, \Vhite Lead dry and ground, "Spanish
Wihite Yellow Ochre Rcd Lead Red Ochre
Spauisli Brown, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green
Stone Yellow Chinian Yellow Chinese Ver-
milIi'on, Prussian Blue, Indigo, Rose Pink,hlack
Lead Ivory Black Lump Black Guui Copal
Gum Arabic Copal Varnish Leather Varnish
Linseed Oil Lamp and Fisli Oil Ncats foot Oil
Vilrol, Blue Vitrol, Nutgals Seed Lack Gum
Shellac Virdigris Copperas Allum Potash
Borax Sponges Alcohol by the barrel Extract
of I.ogwood O by S. 7 by 9, 8 by 10, 10 by 12
and 12 by 16 Glass Putty by the pound or I00
lbs. Paint, pf'nCII&l|(l Varnish Brushes Spirits
Turpeniiiie Fools Cap, Letter 8; Writing paper
by the Ream Drawing papcr Slates Quills
Lend pencils Sealing Wax and Wafers Wire
VVafile irons Gymnastic Pitch Forks Cotton
Yarn Candle Wick and Cotton Batting .Hemp
Twine Spun Yarn and Cordage assorted Bed
and cart Cords Fish Lines. l"UItS,viz. Coney
and Nutria Furs Muskrat skins Buffalo robes
Fur Caps of all kinds Fur Collars do
Jappancd Lamps and Jappaned Limtliorns
Brass and iron Candlesticks Brittania 81. Block-
'I‘in Tea. Pots Brittiuiia Cofl‘ee Pots Tooth
Brnslies, Hair and clothes Brushes Hatters
Sloppiiig Brushes Rotten Stone Wafer Stamps
Segar Tubes Tooth Rings Copper and Compo-
sition Tca Kettles Brass Kettles assorted
Shovels and Tongs Sheet and bar Lead Tar
Pitch Turpcntiiit-. 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 8:. Cabinet makers to Builders
will do well by calling for their assortment of
Tools instead of going to New-York.

CLOTH DRESSING.

IIE subscribers wish to iiifoim the public

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

Cloth may be left with written directions at the
Store ofPennoyer 81 Keeler. from whence it will
be taken and dressed and returned. Carpet
Yarn, ofany colour required, as we are well stock-
cd with all kinds of Dye S_tnffs for dyeing all
kinds of fancy colors, we flatter ourselves that a
general satisfaction will be given.

BYINGTON 8; LEEDS.
'arwaZI.-, September 20, I830. {fI43

TO I-IOUSEKEPERS.
-srrinias corms 8.’. co.

mcnt ofurlicles in the above line, viz :
Iron \Vare: Both plain and jnppaned Ware
Britania Ware Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shdvel and 'I.'ongs
Sad Irons Soap Stone and other Furnaces
Hollowware ; Brass Kettles finished 81. unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
Also. Britania, Blocktin, Tin plate and Iron do
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and Steel Siiufl'ers&.Trays; Tca\Vniters
Jappaned Lamps ; Brass, tin, 8:. iron Cadlesticks
Copper, tin, and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sicves Scales, Scale Beams .
\Veiglits and measures Coal Hod:
Chafing Dishes Iron “fare
Slicctiron, Sheet lead, Shget Copper, Ste.

ALSO,

A general assortment

of
COOK STOVES,
which will be sold at a
small advance from cost
during the Summer
months.

 

Also, Franklin Fire
Places. Persons build-
ing are invited" to call

nd exainie.

 

 , »
Also, ii quantity Live Geese Feathers, Hen-
Fcatheis and Ducks Featl_iers, Idogs .Bl'ISllt3S, 824:.
I13’ Cash paid for all kinds S_l_i1[_i_;_ip1g_F:1rS-

Tiainnu snaps?

AISED at Hancock, Berkshire County,
Massachusetts, and neatly put up in papers,
having the name and ietailing price ol' the seed
printed on them, and the letters D. G.--For sale
by GEORGE Sr. Joint.

 

HE subscriber would inform his friends and

the public in general. that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail from
his landing to Peck Slip in the following manner:
Sloop MECIIANII‘, ALDEN Bnoruivnm. Master,
will sail Saturdays and return Thursdays ; Sloop
CITIZEN, FRANCIS I-Iovr Master, will saill Tues-
days and return on Saturdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to either ofthe
Captains on board their respective vessels.

MON SON HOYT.

.N'orzcalk, March 12, 1831.

REMOVAL.

MOULTON, has removed on the east
. side of the Bridge, in the new store 3d
door north of the Bridge, where he will sell as
low as ever, a good assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries and Crockery, also Eight Thousand
Pounds New Orleans Sugar at 3 1-2 cents
per pound, also 200 lb. Shoe Thread at 47 cts.
per. pound. March 28. 170.
For New \’or\- . ,

THE Packet Sloop, FRANK-
LIN, Capt. John Carver, will
soil from Moulton's New Store,

east side of the Bridge, every
Thursday Evening, and leave Peck Slip New
York, every Tuesday Ill)!’ Saugatuck. For
i ht or assa 8 a V
§§§,§,d,’.,, ,3 g ’ PP ‘s. MOULTON.
Saugatuck, March‘ 28, 1831. 179

 

 

- i.l2i44eai..1zi..llg"§<:{t%£¥'.i';$aslr:. _.--.-..,,

to the captain on I

 f

Rooms to Let.

HE ROOMS over the Store of Lewis Mallo-

ry Son are to let train the fin! ofApriI,

'°8°-‘he’ “""h “Rood Cellar and CellarKItcl‘tetl

underneath--very convenient for one or more
families. Apply as above,

Norwalk,‘ Mai ch 7.. I83].

. LUMBER.
60,000 Cedar Shingles
25,000 warraitted Cattskill Shingle
23,200 T. S. Williatns Cross brand Shfnglei I
00, d_0 Strait brand do.,
25,000 inferior quality
10,000 ft. clear se'd. d M m_ 2 5
5.000 a. do do an Li": , ,’f§l§,,Pc',:'',;',§
5,000 If. (I0 do do I inclrdo
800 Pine Plank; 1,000 Pine Boards
500 ft. 2 inch Ash Plank
500 ft. Whitcwood Chair Plank
100,000 ft. Clear se'd Merclit, Pine Boa;-43
20,000 thin box Boards; 8,000 ft. Hemlock Bag.
30,000 ft. Clear and seasoned Siding
6,000 ft clear witle Wliitewooil, Sp:-tic; god
Pine Timber; Hemlock Scantling. for gang
_ JOSEPH HILL.
BOARDS, SHINGLES, &C.
"Wm. J. Street & Co,
AVE recent! ' rec ’ d 1
I]: Fine. Sprucb aiidifiemlocggifillsiggfif
which in addition to their former stock I; ’
tlieirv-assortment quite equal to any in (lien:-:2“:
ti'y. All their fine Lumber and is good ‘pg-opmr.
tion of the common is kept under coverund 3,

for immediate use. B ‘Id (1 -
will do well to examineiu 'I?hi:ymivilI-Ctiliindtrfiliiiilfi

L157

(lute-—
9.00 Bunches first quality Lakeshinglbq
150 do second do do but good

30,000 feet clear, 2d cl _ - - —
3,500 feet circular SflW:?Ir anddziirfiii} 
1.00.900 feet Box and Burn Boards. called common
60i_(}ll:l[)](§‘cre‘¢:(t‘b1erchuntable do frorn$l 50,3032 00 ',
20,000 feet clear and 2d clear Board

22,000 feet 1 i-4,1 1-2, 13-4 aiidfllinch Plank,

all qualities 500 Alb ‘ '
I000 do Refuse do and cheapany or place Bond‘
p00 Hemlock Boards suitable for
290 14. Spruce Plank first quality
115 Hemlock do 2 inch suitable fbr Bridge: hc
600 Hemiock Scantling 3‘_by 4; 19 to 14 ft. long
5000 ft. pine 8; hemlock '1 umber from 10 to 22 do’
, LIKEWISE, ~ " ' _
A general assortment of Carpenters and build-

ers findings including Paints, Glass &. Sic. ‘

For Scalds, Burns, & Cliilblainsf

THE subscribcrprepares an Ointment which
affords immediate and permaneng I-eliefin
all cases of Scnlrls, Burns or Chilblains. Fro
"5 '°P°'“°d “ml °“C¢.€3sful application during‘:
period of 16 or 17 years, heis enabled to rec.
ommend it confidently to public use. The fol
lowing certificate of its virtues Is furnished b -
some who have used it. S. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River) March, 1331,
T CERTIFICATE.
ms ma Ce 2'! h 
having usedylllr. rsioltiritteaii 
2|‘ Burns, Scalds and frosted wounds, can with
ntidencc recommend it to the public 3. ‘ "f,
E;l;IY(!IIlt(;&CI0U8 remedy ;.easing_ the pain, and
_ mg l3 Pam more rapid than any other motion
which we are acquainted with. ‘
E"-‘5 RIVYMOND. HARVEY P3170133
.l"ot"b”iilE:"by“I’I "1’1‘ttcn,3.-'.l‘.".5 ..1¥+-aster:
sary west side the Bride‘ .. P ' 3 , I A‘ "‘
Norwalk, March 5,°I831nc° ' pflggox‘

1000 lbs. or am quality mus 3!. SEOUL.-
DEIl.S—for sale by D. S. Bnyrsux

TROY IVIOUL DCANDLES,

For Sale by JOHN BURRAPL

BREWIIRY.

SAUGATUCK.

R. PRAT informs the public that he has
0 opened an establishment at the above place
for the maucfacture and sale of genuine English
PORTER, ALE 8: TABLE ALE. The two for.

incr at 2 shillings per gallon, and Table Ale
which he particularly recommends for family use.
at] shilling. An allowance will be madoto ro-
tailers. Gopd Hops wanted,_ Firewood and any
lgpictleof farming produce taken in payment at g fajp

Saugatuclr, March 28’ 183i. 170

CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING.

THE subscriber respect-
fully informs his old can-

fcncing, Sic,

he continues the Cabinet.
H A’ 8!. Chair Making businou
 at his old stnnd,aboutlnu‘

 

m ‘I a mile north of the Bridge
‘ ‘, on the Danbury void,
=_ where he will make to m-._.
oer all kinds of Flu-niturs

Tables. Wash Stands, Bediiteiida of all ducrip
tions, Chairs. &c. Ste. which he will sell as cheap
as the cheapest, and he will warrant. the work.
manship not to be inferior to any made in thy
County.——-All kinds of repairing done at short

notice. EVART QUINTARD. '
Norwalk, March 25, I831. 170.

CODFISH 8.’. CAN AL FLoua—ro. Sale by
Joan BuIuuu..

COLICOES——-at 8:! per yard. '.—-
Nankin and Canton Crapes.
THE subscribers have just received afew

UST received and for hale by ST‘ JOHN 8:
MORRIS, in door "west of the Bridge. C
pieces of Nankin and Canton Crayon which

are offered very Iow.———Also,a good uhortmont

of F aticy Silk and Berage Handkerchiefs. for gale
by ST. JOHN 81. MORRIS,‘

(First door West of the Bridge.)
March 8th, 1831

500 TONS PLASTER
ROUND or in the Lump-—For sale at the
Norwalk Mills by Hunnxu. Jr. Popru. _.

DICABLE INK-For sale-IF’. ,~
GEORGE S1-JOHN.

COTTON YARN 85 BATTS.
UST received by the subscribers, n-quqatity
of Cotton Yarn of all numbers, frornfito 6 l
Cotton Batu of good quality for‘ sale c_hcip,gb'y
Sr. Ionic 8_t._Ig,o}aic.

Stone Lime.

AT RETAIL for iviiiewaiaiug-re: nloby‘
SEED. of the first quality, for nhhyi

_ GEORGE“ 81'. Joins.
‘April 18. I-Iv_n'nsx‘.z. 

 

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in his line, viz :—-Bureaus, Tables, Stand.’ wax]; ’