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8. W. BENEDICT.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TE!i_1'l.I.Sf7_T._"_‘.'f?.£.?f’_”“’~* z-er Annm-

N EW GOODS.
gig. M. M. LAWRENCE
now offers ‘to the public.
. anew and general assort-
ment of

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.N,
u 7 GOODS,
 which are as fo‘.|ows:——-

3/7 = Good Silver Eiiglisl.
I "niches, Gold and Silver French (10,, Alarm
-and Patent Repeating do. \Vatch 'i'riiniuings of"
‘every description.A large assortment or Filagree
Ear Rings and Pins, Finger Rings and Breast
Pins of every description. Silver and Bl'$ISS 'l‘liim-
‘bles, Pocket Compasses, Ever pointed Pencils
“with and without Calenders, some at 45. Pocket
Books. Bead and Silk Purses, Hair Pins, Elegant
Bead Bags, Silk Reticules, Silver and Steel
«SPECTACLES, Glasses fitted to frames; Belt
-Buckles of latest fa hioiis, Cloth, Hair, Tooth 3:
‘Shaving Brushes : Fancy Soaps for Shaving and
“washing ; Pi-:I2FL'1ii1:i: Y.
RAZQRS,-——A large asssortmt-at of Ra-
zors of various prices; Strops; a large assort-
ment of Pocket Knives cheaper than ever before
ofi‘ered.—--Plated Spoons large and small. Plated
and Brass Candlesticks, Plated 8:. Steel Snuffers
and Trays, Plated Castors with 4. 5 and 6 Glass-
es from 7s. to 48s., Brittimia and Blocktin Tea
Pots and Tea Setts, Gilt and Mahogany Frame
LOOKING GLASSES, Curtain Pins, Brass An-
diroiis, Shovel and ~'l'ongs, Tea Boards
OMBS, Shell Combs, large and small
Horn Combs ofevery description, very cheap
SPOQNS, Silver Spoons of every de-
scription, Brittania Table and Tea SPOOONS.
Plated and Silver Butter Knives.

Stocks, Collars, and Gloves.

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

E? N. B. Although the subscriber has but
one price to his articles, hedoes not hesitate to
say, that he will sell them as cheap as can be
purchased elsevi here, Crrv or Couurav

 Clocks and \Vatclies ofall scapements
carefully repaired.

S:llI_(_T8l.UCl{. March 93. 1831

N orwalk Fancy Store.

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

NEW YORK,
or any Shop in the coun-
, I, _ ,, . try—i\’o Exceptions.

Fine English and French lVatches; Gold Seals,
Slides,Rings & Chains; all kinds ofGiltJewelry;
Compass Keys and Seals; Silver and Brass E_ver-
point Pencils, some at 45.; Silver Tooth Picks,
Silver Pens; Pearl, Jet, Paste, Chased and phiin
‘Inger Rings; Fi lagree Ear Drops and Nubs,
ie very handsome; Fillagree Pins ofall prices;
aste Ear Rings very cheap ; Lockets, Gold and
iii; all kinds of Pearl, Jet and Paste Pins ;
-ad Purses: Purse Clasps Steel and.GiIt Steel
ud gilt Buckles; Sleeve Buttons : Silver I‘him-’
bles; Steel and Brass do.; Stilletoes; Pocket
Books of all kinds, some very fine for Ladies:
Cloth, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes: Fancy
Soap. Shaving Boxes, Bracelet Clasps and Brace-
lets, Pocket Combs, Safety Chains,'l‘ape Needles,
Steel Tweezers,Table Bells, Leads for Ever-point
Pencils, Snail‘ Boxes, Musical Boxes, Conversa-
tion Cards, Burning Glasses, Watch Ribbon and
Chains, Letter Stamps, Pocket Almanacs, Pen
Knives and Scissors, Lead Pencils, Toy Watches,
Razor Strops, Steel 'I‘o‘iacco Boxes, Bassoon and
Clurioiict Recds,Violin Strings. Plated and BT35-‘
Candlesticks, Plated Snuffeis and Trays: Sleel
Snuffers and Jappan Trays, Fine Brtttanmfl T05!
Pots, Block Tin Tea Pots very Cl!€3P» “me 91°
gnnt Trays.

LOOKING GLASSES.

A large assortment of gilt 8:. Mahogany frame
‘Glasses will be kept coustantly_on hand, as low
or less than can be bought in New York.——-
New Glasses put into Old Frames.

BIUSICAL INSTIIUIVIENTS. .

Clarionets, Flutes, Flfes, Flagcolets, Violins,
&c. very cheap.

Silver Spoons,

 

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Sugar Tongs, Cream and Salt

Spoons constautlv on hand and made to order——

SILVER SPECTAC LES at $2. waranted. Plat
ed Table, Ten, Cream and Salt Spoons, Pearl
and Ivory Salt Spoons, Plated Soup Lodles,
B,-magi. Spoons; Brass Andlrons, Shovel and
Tongs of all prices, and many other articles not
enumerated.

H3’ The strictest attention paid to VVatch Re-

«pairing, and all Jobbing done at short notice‘

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,_" Engraving of vargous kinds execcted with
rieatness and despatch.
N. B. All Orders for work or Goods sent-by
Post Riders or Waggoners, will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to.
.Nfrwalk, Jlfarcli 14. 1831 109
 NEW AND CHEAP SPORE.
West side of the Bridge.
THOIVIAS -& MEAD
AVE this day opened a new and good
H selecticn of Fancy and Staple DRY-
GOODS, which they have the satisfaction of
offering to a liberal public, as
Cheap as the Cheapest.
And as good as the best ;
Donsistirg in part of Super black, blue,brown
olive and mixt Broadcloths and Cassiineres
A good assortment of'Sattinetts .
-Bang up and fancy Cords Bcavertcens
Black Princetta Lastinga Drilhngs
Valentia and Marseilles Vcsting
Blk Circassians Bombazines, a handsome
assortment very Cheap ; a choice selection
of dark and light cliinlz Calicoes ; Pink, Buff,
Blk and Lavender Ginghams ; Blk and col’d
Gros de Nap ; Blk, green and white Italian
Crepes; Italian Cravats; Blk lit 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 Hosiery ; Ready
made Clothing, &c. &c. together with amul-
titude of articles not necessary to mention.-—
whey Wm also keep on hand the beat of Tea,
Coffee, Sugar, and Molasses, &.c'.
, THOMAS &. MEAD.
Norvvallt. A‘p"r~il:<2,Q, I833.
_ Rooms to Let.
HE ROOMS over the Store of Lewis Mallo-
.ry 8:. Son are to let from the first of April,
together with 3 good Collar and Collar Kitchen
underneath-—very conv nient -for one or more
tamilies. Apply as above.
Norvvalk, Maich 7, 1831. 167

“Lamp OIL, Summer and Fall

Stn‘lncd--for sale cheap by Joan Boiuuu."

 

 

. Extra Canal Flour—Rye Flour, &:c.

T 1 .1’

NEW GOODS.
 Lewis Jliallory 15' Son

’ AVE just received a new supply of DRY
GOODS. which, in- addition to their for-

mer sto'ck, comprises a very handsome assort-
ment, and tlatter themselves they can offer to
their custoiriers a very choice selection of
Goods in their line, on terms as favorable us any
other cstnhlishrrient. As it is their intention in
future to pay ‘more particular attention to keep-
ing an extensive assortment oftlie best ~

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Cloths, (xassimeres,

and every description of Goods wanted in the
way of'iiien's wearing apparel, no pains will he
-‘l"H1’-tl to Selrct such Goods as will please. Th».-
following coiiiprise ti part of their ussoitineiit.

10 pieces super blue Bruadcloths

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5 do do black do
3 do do. brown do
3 do do inixt do
3 do do Olive do
2 do do green do

Black and blue Cussiinerc

Drab and niixt do

Merino Cassinieres, a handsome article for
spring and suinuier wear

Fine fasliionable mixtsattiiiet; common do
Black Lasting; black Pl'lln(‘.lln

Black &. colored Circassians; Rowan Cassimcre
French and Eiiglisli Drilling

Vestiiigs, a great variety of elegant patterns
Black silk Velvet: Tabby do

Ginghains and Calicocs

Black Marceline silk; black silk Serge
Green Florence ; Black and col’d Cainbric
Irish Linen ; black and brown do

Cambric, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins

Book and Mull do

Sheeting and Shirtingl ; Ticking and Check
Bang up Cord, very cheap

Beaverteen and Fustiun

Palm LeafHiits, and gentlemen's tine Castors
Children's Morocco Shoes ; Hosiery and Gloves
'1'RIMMlNGS—a good iissortment oftlie best
quality. Tailors and others can no supplied on
good terms.

READY IVIADE CLOTHING.
Kept constantly on hand iind 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.——ofl’ered at a very small advance by

GEORGE ST. JOHN.

 

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BROAD OTHS.
ST. JOHN &'.MORRIS, are this day open-

ing a large assortment of Fine and su-
per fine London Cloths .$- Cassiineres, which
will be sold at reduced prices.

ALSO.

Black Italian Silks, Black Gro De Beilin,
Black Gro Dc Naples, Colour’d Gro De Na-
ples, Changeable do., CoI'd Iasting’s, Green
Sinchews, very cheap, Green VVorsted Be-
rage, a large assortment of Ribbons, Ribbon
wire, Bonnet, wire, Plain Gingliams, Striped
and plaid (lo. May 30. I831.

Dunstable and Leghorn flats.
ST. JOHN 8:. MORRIS have just received one

case of Ladies and Misses fashionable Dun-
stable Straw Hats: one case ofLadies Leghorn
do : and one case Navarinoes.
ALSO-An assortment of Gentlemen Si. Boys
Leghorn and Palm Leaf HATS--all of which
will be sold at a small advance from cost,-at
the 1st door west of the Bridge.
Norwalk, 26th April, 1831.

Ready Made Clothing.

SPRING Ev SUMMER ASSORTMEN'1'.
HE Subscriber hasjust received at the Nor-
walk Clothing Establishment; a fewirods

East ofthe Bridge, a very extensive assoitment

of READY &_ VVELL MADE CLOTHING, em.

mer apparel, which will he sold at the lowest N.
York prices. EDWIN Locirwoon.

NEW GROCERIES.
E DWIN LOCK WOOD hasjust made very
extensive additions to his stock of Geuuiuc
FAMILY GROCERIES,
and Provisions,to which he respectfully invites the
attention of his friends and the public.
Ila has on hand,
Fresh Teas of every description
Good quality Molasses at 28 cents
Fine Dry Sugar, 15 lbs. for a dollar

Loaf and Lump SUGAR
Choice Liquors of all kinds

Cotfee, Chocolate, Spices of all kinds,Oran;es,
Lemons, Raisins, and other Fruits; Starch, In-
digo, Soap, Candles, Oil, Shad, Mackerel and
Codfish, Pork & Beef Hams, Salt, Albany Ale,
superior quality, together with every other artic-
le kept in in Grocery Store
All kinds of country produce receivcdin ex-
change for Goods. Norwaik, May 8, l83l
SPRING FASHIONS.
NOAH S. BAILEY begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has
made different arrangement in his business
and has detemined on continuing his business
Norwalk for the present. Hetenders 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

NOTICE.
T HE Library of the N orivalk Lyceum wil
be open at the Centre Academy every
other Saturday, fi om 6 till 'I P. M. com-
mencing on the 16th, until the adjourned
meeting. _ I Norwallr, July 9.
R,ICE.4—Juat received direct from the
South a few Tierces of Rice in prime or-

Dealers supplied by the ‘Pierce at the
WM. J. STREET &,Co_.

der.
New York prices.

NOTICE. . "
LL Persona are hereby forbid harboring
or trusting JAMES JONES on my ac-
count under the sfrictest ponalty of the law.

8!’-SLLECK JONES.

bracing nearly every article ofgentleineifs suin- ' -

NE ‘V ‘fit-}ROCEI§'..HE§.
HE Subscriber hasjust received a new sup;
ply 0fFRE5H Gli.()CERIl*:.'5, tvliich he of

fers for sale at rctluced prices. Aiiiong tl’l’ll'—’ll
are the following articles :

Cogniac and Cider Bran dy

Holland and Aniericnn Gin

Jnmaciu, St. Croix and N. Rum

Port, Lisbon, hlzilagu and Currant
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TEAS.
Hyson Young Hyson, and
Suuchong Ti.-as

 

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Loaf, Luiiip, and Brown SUG IR

(‘oill-e; Chocolate; Alspicc. l’€’-pref; Gills!’

Nutniegs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Ilaisius

Peanuts, Almond, and lvladeira Nuts

Oranges and Lemons : Figs

Wheat and Rye Iilour

Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese

Butter; Pork; Lard: II(’I'rln;:S

Dry and Pickled Codtish: i\1iickeri~l

Soap ; Canillirs; Poland Stareli; (loppcras

Spanisr and Aiu-rrican st-gur~.-i

Alluin; Spanish Indigo: Licorice

Winter strained Laiiip Oil

Snuff; Tobbacco; Wi'itiiig Paper

Powder; Si or of all sizes

Shoe, scriibbing, and white wash Brusliesi

Mustard, warranted good

Brooms; good Molasses; Rice

'I'aiiiai'iiids, 'I.‘apers, A,~c. &.c.

Caiidlewick and Cotton Batting

G. I). .ll*INNli\'GS.
Norwalk. July 25. I830.

.l\"¢2i_o Establis/Lrncnt.

JAE. PINNEY Gt’. CO.
ESPF.C'l FULLY inform their friends and
the public that they have taken the Store
forinerly occupied by D. S. BAR'.l‘RA.lI, west
of the Bridge, where they intend keeping a gen-
eral assortment of the best GROCERIES, which
they oflbr at the lowest rates. They have now
on hiind—
Cogniac & Cider Brandy ; Holland &. Am. Gin
Jamaica, St. Croix and N. Ruin
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant ‘Vines
Wintergreen.Peppermint Sr Aiinisced Cordials
Hyson. Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS
Loaf, Lump, and brown Sugar
\Vheat and Rye Flour, Bread, Crackers, Cheese
Cofi'ce, Chocolate, Allspice. Pepper, Ginger
Nutmegs, Cinnaiiioii, Cloves, Raisins, Figs
Oranges, I’eanuts,Almonds, Madeira Nuts
Butter, Pork, Lard, Herrings, Codfish, Mackerel
Soap. Candles. Poland Starch, Copperas,Iiidigo
Spanish and American sugars, Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil ; Powder and shot, Tapers
Mustard : Molasses, Rice, Tamarind:
Shoe, scrubbiiig,&*. White wash Brushes, &'.c.&c.
Non-.'allt,May Q. 1831. I75

BOARDS, SHIN GLES, &C.
‘V111. J. Street 8.: Co.

H.Al’E recently received a large supplv (if
Pine, Spruce and Hemlock LUNIBIZR,
which in addition to their former stock, makes
their assortment quite equal to any in the couii-
try. All their fine Lumber and it good pi-npo.--
tion of the‘ common is‘l.'ept under cover and fit
for immediate use. Builders and Coiitractors
will do well to cxaiiiine. They will find at this
date-—

 

200 Bunches first quality Lake Sliinglirs

150 do second do do but good
30,000 feet clear, 2d clear and Merchi Siding
3.500 feet circular sawed do a new article
l00,000 feet Box and Bani Boards, called common
60,000 feetlllercliantable do fi‘oni$l 50, to.$2 00
Hundred
20,000 feet clear and ‘2d clear Board
‘$2,000 fcr._t.l 1'4, 1 1-2, I 3'4 and 2 inch Plank,
all quziigitfies 500 Albany or piece Boards
1000 do e use do and cheap
 II‘;-iglock Bpffrdi sgiiitable ‘for fencing, Sic.
- pruce an irst qua ity

I75 Hemlock do 2 inch suitable for Bridges, Sic.
600 Hemlock Scantling 3 by 4, I2 to 14 ft. long
5000 ft. pine 81. hcinlock Timbertrom 10 to 22 do
A eneial as I()JI£lIlIt3Ei‘VI:IC§lIl:3’nt r lb ‘I'll

g ' s o . c esaiit tilt-
ers findings inclp_di_ng_ Paints, GIass,ft§_:c. 82¢
For Sawpitts, S lainford, Narwalk, Bridgport and

NEW HAVEN. '

Daily at lialfpast 6
. , '.._;\--\,v,,,.\,

o'clock in tlic iizorniiig.
THE low pressure Steam
Boat CITIZEN,

- Captain John Brooks, will
"‘——*"“—-“—""—=c"'=—=£‘=.-'—.‘—' leave Catharine Market
Slip every morning, (Sundays exceptcd,) at hall
past 6'0 clock in the morning. Returning leave
Norwalk at I2 noon, Stamford at I, and Sawpits
at‘2 o'clock in the afternoon. /

IE?’ Stages will be in readiness to convey Pas-
sengers, as usual.

P. S. All Goods, Specie, 6.: allkinds of Freight;
taken on board either the above Boats, only at its
Owner's Risk.

 Pounds New Orleans Sugar, for
sale at 1}; cents per pound.
JOHN BURRALL.
Hardware and G-rocerie’s5

IVIL LIAJII J. S TRICE T ts‘ CO.
I AVE just received an additional supply of

Goods in their line, consistiiig of Pork by
the barrel and retail, Codfish, Szilinon, Powder
and Shot, Potash, Raisins, Tamarinds, Pipes 8:.
Corks Sugar, Salt, Whale Oil, 8;c. -
LlKi:wisi:—Scytnes, and Smiths, Cziststcel and
Gernian E'.eel,_Haudnaws, Br.-Ls: Kettles, Britania
Te. Pots, Knives and Forks a great variety, Wil-
son's Bread Knives, Desert and Pen Knives, l\lor-
tice and Knobb Locks, Strap Hinges, Frying

 
 

Shoe and Clothes Brushes, Pots, Kettles kc.

~TNew Goods»-—Ncw Goods.
WILLIAIII GALE

S this da opening a large assortment ofFan-
cy and taple Dry Goods-among them are
Silk and Pongcc Handkerchiefs
Black Nankeeu and Cotton Grapes
Black, white, green and pink Italian Crapcs
6'4 blk Craps for Veils blk Boiubazines all
qualities Green Berrage [Battiste
Green and white gauze Veils; blk and brown
Blk Beruge; blk, brown and white Foundation
Muslin: Millinet hllrind col’d’ Cainbrics

NORWALEK, 'H.‘UESD,f,§f, JULY '26-, 1831

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Wintergreen, Peppt-rinint, i\,~ Annisi-.cd Cordials F

Pans, Sheet Lead, Bellows, White Wash, Scrub, ,

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"’IiIi'7Il"i2l’.S for sale at a small advance from
{,3 (‘.t)t3l. one door :n-orth of the Mill, the fol-
lot-sin,-g articles, to Wit. _
Ccgiiiac and tfidrr Bf't:'\\d_V ; Holland ani Amer-

ican Gin St. Cool: and N. Iiuiii
VVI;-,1 India and New Orleans Molasses
Y«.Yiv_. _z Hyson and Skin Teas
1.<r\‘- ‘Lump nail Brown .;‘«ug:ur: Crvfllir : Piinmito
l’é',v;-:i- Cinuzinion (‘lows Nufnwgi
‘ i‘ilIl§'l".lltl.€ .l‘uwilvi‘ and Shot
: Starcli; ‘iiiaviiig and Bar Soap
_ félmd; llice; Sperm and Liusrcil Oil
_ ‘Iiirpentiiie; White and lied Lead
-lo lllfltl in Oil
ll:-llotv Ucre Cronib Yellow Spzini-:ii Whiting
.iinp Black tfinpal V~.ii‘ii2.li Glue P-orax
‘lrislol and Cast Steel .~\iriei'iran do Iron
Cur floxc-s lIl"r\~i§ Kt:lllt‘$ lmn (l0
"Tea Kettles Iion l’oi~: Spidi-.rs l~'i‘_viu5{ Pans
£‘('.tlli\l all Sl‘.'.t'S Coll}-c.\lill.~t lIr.~ol~:s & Hinges
Iliiivi-s and I-‘uric.-: lliiits and S«:rc\\'S all <i'.-'.-’*:‘-
'v iles of all l{lll\lS Brilurinia Spuoii; k.‘llls'h't?l‘i.
{nn‘:', and Smcl; ],,r'cl:.<; Pad, (lllt‘,:7I ts; Triiiil: do
‘criii-.iii and cast steel p;-.iinel tiziw.-i
teel hack tciinon do C'.)f1lp:l.:15 do
riiss an-.l iron (‘audlcsticks

l4'ort'olk and iliuinb l.ai<~ln-s Sud Imus
liuiiiiil Bolts lion F-qnni-es L‘-iiiipiisses

 

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LL".-i'I‘ GOODPS FOR‘ BY I
 SRIITH-»& C0,,
LD Sable, Sweeds, English and American
Iron ofall kinds assorted, via. 3 l-4 by 3'4

3 by 1-2, 2 3'4 by 3'4, 12 and 3.8, ‘2 1'2 by 3 4
and 1-2, 2 1'4 by 3'4. 1'2 and 3'8, 2 by 34, I2
and 3-8, 13-4 by 3--1-,'l-2 and 3-8. 1 l'2 by l2 8:.
3 8,1 I--I by 1-2 8:. 3-8, I 38 by I-2&3-8 inches
P. S. I. Old Sable Nail Rods, Round Iron from
3 16 to I I-2 inch Band iron from I inch to 3
and 3-4 to -1 inches Hoops of all kinds Pipe. box
Iron Iron Axle Moulds Sheet Iron Iinglisll
and Aniericaii Blister Steel , 3-8 to 1 3-4 inch
round and square Cast Steel Hollow l:V:tre
kiiids Cut Nails all sixes from 3:1 to -10d Cut
Spikes Gil, Rd and 10d Englisli Wrought Nails
Shovels, Spiitli-s,li‘i‘yiiig Pans,Spidrrs.Crowbars=,
Eiiglish straw Knives C:-It and Wagon boxes
; Cnip<-ii.Ier:‘. Tools of all kinds Cross cut Saws
‘.Uar.‘.wai‘o and Cutlery of all kind-‘.. '

Paints, ‘.Vliite Lead dry and grouiid, Spanish
\-Vhit.-g Yellow (lt‘llI'l‘ lied Lt.-:'.d lied Ochre
ifipanisli lirown, Cliri-me Yellow, Chronic Green
lrliono Yellow Chlniaiz Yellow lfhinesc Ver-
riiillion, Priissiaii Blur, lIlLll_,‘_;'_(|, Rose Piiil-;,blacl?.
Lead Ivory Black Lziinp lilaick (iuin Copal
Guiii Aialiic Copal Y-.ii'iii-‘li Le.-ather Variiish
l.iiis¢-ed Uil I.:utip and I-‘i-:h Oil I\'t-ats foot ()il
\'i‘iol, lilur Yiirol, Nutgiils Scent Lack Gum
.‘illf“llitC \'iidi,qfris Cnppl.-ins .»\lluiii Potash

.‘Iiiiitl'e‘r.-: ; Spitrablirs; Ifirads ; Awls, Sac.
Also-Jiist received it quantity of trash Canal
iiolll‘ l\'orwalk, Oct. El, I530.
i---—-~———--——-._.—————. ——~-—-
-, .l\‘c\v Goods, l?‘i'c.\\' Goods.
P Uiiiim.-I. I'oi'.'i'J~:R I.-.n~«.»".u.~i re-
. ceivcd a iiewsupply, of Fresh and Gen-
ii,ne(i'i'oi:c7‘ic.t, which they will sell to their
Ilricinds & the Public as low as can be bought
a any other Store in the County.
»AI.SO-—Wheat. & Rye I‘loiii', Corn Meal,
&‘c. as usual. llliircli ‘list 1331.
T,” Pl{0TliJC’l‘l()1\'
INSURANCE COIVIPANY.
' ILLIAM J. s'i‘iu;i«:'r, of Norwalk, Agent
ofthe Protect-i'o1i Insiirancc Conipiiriy of
Hartford, Connecticut, offcrsto insure Houses,
Sim-es, Mills, Factories Barns, and the contents
of'eacli,togethcr with every otliersiiiiilar species
of property, _
Against Loss or Dmnagc by Fire.
The rates of Preiniuin offered, are as low as those

.._ .-_..__:._ -.—~- ...., .-... ._...

has now an opportunity, for n trifling sum, to
protect himself‘ against the ravages oftliis dc
structive element, which often, in ii single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many years.

Thee course the Office pursue in transacting

of losses, is prompt and liberal. For terms of
iii=ui-ance, application may be made to the above
nained.Agent who is authorized to issue polices
o applicants without delay.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A

NEVV.-YORK OFFICE.
NO.‘ 60'WAI;Ii STREET.

I-IE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY

I '..ioié.'._I\'_r.\v YORK, have appointed George

St. .l'ohn,iis their agent in Norwalk and the t’owns

aiijpining. to insure Houses and other buildings,

itiirfproiierty contained in them, such as Dry
Goods, Groceries, Sic. 8i.c.

agaiitst loss or tmiiiagt: by fire.
The Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company
Insurance etfcted at the lowest preiiiitiin 8:. none
need be brought from aflluence to want in con‘
sequence ofloss by Fire; as all can be protected
from its destruction by at small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue
léoli.-:'ies to those who may apply. The Coinpa
ny pursue aliberal and proii‘ipt,coi'irsc in mljust
ing and paying their losses.
Norwallt. Oct. 12. 1829.

For Sale——a Bargain;

,;_:;,,,,' TIIE Subscriber offers for sale it
5E 5 Manufacturing Estalilisliirieilt, calculat-
ed -tor Cotton, Wool, or other purposes. The
Factory is 28 by 36, two stories high, standing
oiia good stream of water 3 miles from Nprwalk
binding, where ii. Steam boat and Packets ply
regularly between this and New York. A ,_

Also, a large two story Dwelling house, calcu-
latod for several families, and a well of good water
near the door. The above is the same as foririerly
advertised by Joseph E. Corker, which by agree-
ment has become the property of the subscriber.
For further particulars enquire of ,_

I56 DAVID CORISTOCK.

Boot and Shoe Store.

VVILLIAIVI BIAYBURY _
-' " ESPECTFULLY informs
.' the Gentleineiiand Ladies
_of horwalk and its vicinity
that he has opened his Store,
'_ first door west of the Bridge
and directly oppoiite the store of St. J. 5:. M.
~ (Sign of the golden Boot,_)
whci'c he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes—--also ineasures taken. (leiitlernen and
Ladies accoininodatcd and well titted at the
slioi‘testii'otice—-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 Blocking of It genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by iioue in the
iiniie.l'Svir'rur.*

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IVILLIAJI GALE
FFERS for sale it handsome and general as-
0 so,-gmgnt.of HATS, including those of the
latest New York fashions. Geutleinen can be
supplied with Hats to order upon short notice.

Norwalk, Mflfth 28 

IF HATS.’.£1J
THE Subscribers have on hand
an usortinclnt of gentleinens’ Hats
0 1' good quality, and intend keeping
. a full supply made in the best_inan-
r tier and finished in ‘NOV/Yfirli In ll“?

 

brown and blk Holland : Table Covers all sizes
Silk and Cotton Uuibrellas

Vnlentia, Marseilles and Silk Vestings

A large assortment of Ribbons {:1 am. ,,,gi.;1e
Ladies white and mint embroidered Cotton Hose,
Napping Cloth; Travelling Baskezg

Domestic Carpeting; 8:5. .N0rwallI,..Inu'e 27
NE’ WB UR GHALE.

UBT received a quantity of Summer Stock
N ewburgb Ale, for sale by the Barrel by
, ._ JOIIJV BURRJLL.

JUST received sand for Solo-’-a quantity of
COARSE 8: HAY SALT-Z-11LE by the
B1rre'l—-and low priced Sugar for wine.

Dariin, July 4, I831 185

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May 30. B.uu"n.t:u dz. Herr.

 

2 '’‘\‘i latest style. Gentlemen can be
supplied with Hair to Order upon,Bl10-‘.1 "WC?-

LEVVIS MALLORYVB3 SON.

BRICK FOR'5A'LE.- .
HE Subscrihoir has. constantly on hand

' I BRICK of: ‘all kinds, such as Cistern

_ Persons wishing
R.‘ LINEN. ..
(130)

.'cheup as at any i_>_!h8Y Pl!“-i,
canhiive tlzein delivered cheap.
Norwilk, June 53.1331

' ND imined_iItc_ p05l¢lIl0n,:%ivcll, the Store
' lately occupied by.,M‘Y..1Ell . Bennett as a
Dry Good Store. Enquire of _ _ ,

. . Hvnnrtt &.»Po_nna_.

 

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of any other siinilarInst'itution, and every man '

their business and in the adjusting and payment '

Brick, Tile, and for..Tauibs. which will be sold as -~

,1iorax Spoiigvs Aicolmi by the barrel lriiltract
sol‘ .l..(i,-__;lv(im‘- Ci by 5, 7 by 9, S by IU, 10 by I‘)
?-....i 12 i._..~ it‘) til...» i-.m_,- by the pound ...- 100
lbs. Paint, pencil and Vaiiii.-;li Brii.~.lii-.< Spirits.
Tllfpcllllfil‘. l"oo!-4 (Tap, Letter 8*. \\’ritiiig paper
by the Ii,|':.|lIl Dl’:l\\vIflf_[ paper Sliiti-s Quills
|.i-ad pencils Se-aliiig Wait and \\'aft-.'is Wire
;l\Vaflle irons (iyinnastic Pitch FUl'l'LS Cotton
Yarn Candle Wick and Cotton Batting Ileinp
Twine Spun Yzirn and Cordage assorted Bed
and cart Cords Fish Lines." I"URS_viz. Coney
and Nutriii Furs Mii.-:ki'2it skiiis Bulliilo robes
Fur Caps of all l{in(ls Fur Collars do

Jappaued Lziiiips and Jnppaned Lniithorns
Brass and iron Candlesticks
Tin Tea Pots - ‘irittania Coffee Pots Tooth
Brushes, Hair and clothes Bruslies Ilatters
Slopping Brushes Rotten Stone Wafer Stumps
Segar'I'uhes Tooth Rings Copper and Compo-
sition Tea Kettles Brass Kettles assorted
Shovels and Tongs Sheet and bar Lead Tar
Pitt-li Turpeniim- Rosin Bright \'arnish Tea
Waiters, assorted sizes Grind Stones and a
great variety of articles which would tire the
;’ priiiter’s patience ifwe shoal.» eniiiiiernte.

N. B. Carriage 3:. Cabinet makers .§,~ Builders
will do well by calling‘ for their assortineiit of
Tools instead of going to New-York. ~

T0 I“IOUSEI{EPERS.
S'l'lI.I?.S CUR'I'lS St CO.

I)culcrs in Iloiisclieupiiig Articles,

H’ HEP constantly on liuiida general assort
meni ofarticles in the above line, viz:

Iron Ware: Both plain andjiippaiied Ware
Britaniii Ware Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs
Sad Irons Soap Stone and other Fiiriiacos
IIollow‘Vare; Brass Kettles finished Stunfiiiislled
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons I
Also, Britania, Blocktin, Tin plate and Iron d_o=‘
Table and Desert Knives and Forks "
Plated and Steel Sniifi'ersdz.Trays ; 'l‘eaWai_ters
Jappuned Lamps ; Brass, tin, ..i. iron Cndlesticks
Copper, tin, and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coflee Mills
Sieves Scales, Scale Beams
\Vcights and measures Coiil Ilods
Chafing Dishes Iron “fare
Sheet iron, Sheet lend, Sheet Copper, &c.

ALSO,
A general assortment
of
-COOK STOVES,
which will be sold at a
small advance from cost
during the Summer
__ moiiths.

 

Also. Franklin Fire
Places. Persons build-
ing are invited to call
u d exainie.

 

 
Also, a quantity Live Geese Featliers, Ilen-
Feittlieis andDucks Fcatlicrs, Ilogs Bristlcs, &c.
' H3’ Calsh paid for all kinds Shipping Furs.

i "i
 .4-

IIE subscriber would inform his frieiidsland

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 .'l."'ECL’A.' If‘, ALDEN Brto'rirwi:i.i. Master,
will-sail Saturdays and return Thursdays Sloop
CITIZEN, Fiuucis Hoirr Master, will sail} '1‘.'n¢,_5,.
days and return on Saturdays, For F'reiglit, or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to either oflhe
Captaiiis on board their respective vessels.

MONSON IIOYT.

 

NOTICE.

 

_.~.

Julhzmzk, March 12, 1831;
R.ENIOVAL.
S 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 Drv Goods,
Groceries and Crockery. also Eight Tliofisand
Pounds New Orleans Sugar at 3 1-2 cents
per pound, also 3200 lb. Shoe Thread at 47 cts.
per} pound. March 28. I70.

I*or .l‘3e\v ‘tori.

THE Packet Sloop, FRANK-
LIN, Capt. John Carver. will
sail from Moultoifs New Store,
,_ east side of the Bridge, every
Thursday Evening, and leave Peck Slip New
York, overy Tuesday for Saugatuck. For
freight, or passage, apply to the captaiii on
Board, or to S. MOULTON.

Saugatnck. March 28, 1331. 170

BREWERY.

SAUGATUCK.

J »R. PHAT informs the public tliatlie has
a opened an establishment at the above place

for the ruauefacture and stile of genuine English
PORTER, ALE 8:. TABLE ALE. The two for-
mer at 2 shillings per gallon, and Table Ale,
which be particularly recommends for family use
at 1 shilling. An allowance will be made to re-
lailers. -Good Hope wanted. Firewood and any
kind offnrming produce taken in payment at 3 fair
rice; ‘
. Saugatucll, March 28' 1831.,

- UST received a smallaasorfment of Look-
___ipg_Glasses, f-‘m_~,s_alo by L_. Hnnm:r.r..

 ' Salt and Flour. _ _
 ' Busliels Coarse white.'I3.Island
. I SALT; 2QT,bush‘el's,-Hay do _
Alia, a iuipply Q! Frosl-i’G}9flund"Wlicot cud‘
Bye Flour, for sale by Huiutlstzz. dr. Polvrxk.

 

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Brittaiiia 3:. Block '

Berriigo do. ; handsomeut lc,Mar '

 

 

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' Goons. ,

' Extensive and Fashionable Assortment.
_ BENNETT '. MALLORY

Have just rec'd as General an Assortment of

Fancy 8;. Staple Dry-Goods;
as was ever oflcred in this place, which they
will sell at least as low as they can be purcha;
sed at any other Store in the County. The
fullowing comprise a part of their -assortment.
Black. blue. Olive, brown and inixt Cloths
and Cas.:iinerc-:.; Satinetts,-good assortment
Bang up Cords. Nankin and Canton Ci-apes
Black Italian Sill: Blk 8:. col’d Gro deNap
do Gm de Berlin. do Marcelino Gr. Lustrink
(‘liangeablo do Black India Satin
Black Slncliews and Sarsnetts ,
lVhil.c_ Gro de Nap . Black Mode
f.‘ol'd Plorcnces; green Sarshetc 8:. Florence:
Black Boiiibazines, all qualities I
French and English Gingliums Circasaiaoo
Calicoes at all prices _ Iiish Linens
Long Isawn : Linen Ciimbric hdkfs
Silk Plug and Bandaiiiioe do
Black Sense Cravais Gauite hdkfs
Worsted Berage hdlrfsj, Crape do .
Fancy silk do ; blk C.'.l$lllU0f0.80d Merino do_
7-4 and 8-4 blacl: and scarlet Merino. Sliawls
Black, scarlet 8:. white Merino Long Shawls.
Cashinnre, Thibet Wool, and Prussian sliavl‘-ls
Black Lace Veils ; green Gauze do
Green Worsted BL-rage, a superior article
Blank do do Black Baltista
White Crape Leise Brown Battiste
-Blk l<‘i'c-ncli Grape; white-, pink & green do -
French and English Drillings 
Blue 8:. Yellow Nzinkeens ; brown Cambric
4-4 and 6-4 Camhric Muslin ; sti-ipe_ do do ,
Plain and fig’d Jaconet.Book,Swiss& Mill! do,
4-4 and 0-4 Bobbinet Lace ; Swiss Craviits
‘Black and white sillt Gloves - _
llorseskin and Kid do. bt,‘._all kinds , Mitts
Russia Diaper ; 6:4 and 8-4 Table do ,, _
Birdeye and Cotton do Russia Shootings
Brown Jean ; Foundation Muslin ; llrlilliiiet.
Beavei-teen, very stout ; Rowan Cassirueiy}
Blk and col’d Cambrics; blk 13.’. brown Linen
Thread and Bobbinet Eilgings and Laces
Bobbinet Footing and Widths
Thread and Bobbinet lnsei-tings , .
llll; do while Pcarling ;,_colton lafifioss thread
Bod Ticking. Apron Checks, Api. Stripes,

Black Lasting ; white Siitin Jean .
Furniture Calicoes ; blk Canton hdkfii
Black silk Velvet : black Tabby do
Crimson, l5lii'e;giid green,d9._ , ,.- _ 
M arising CllnValfS_ Cotton Cassiniere
Red. white, yellciw and g,l‘EElI.li‘lgipneIc, ,-.-
Green Baize ,- green Moreen; Grandiiroll

- ; Mixt Linen Drilling: Princelta Lastioi ..
4P-ongee, Fustian, Oil Cloth, Porter Sheeting‘

Carpet and Furniture Binding _ 
Shining and She_eti3gs,, a large auortmebt.
Work Collars and Pelareens .

Ribbons, _agen,etiil asso,rtn_1erit_ ._

Shell, side.-ivoiv and lioiii Coiiibéif}, , ,4,
Clothes a"ilgl_liai_i- bI'llSllC9 ['I'rii:'_i’i‘ii‘ii’_i'i3v'i
Padding, and ii g',e'peijiiI assortment of Coat
CliiIdren’s red, green; 6:} l')l'_l(. Morocco Shoo:
Blue and green Table Covers,-diffo,reii,t. sinoii’
Lyon Skin, ii good article for Hatters use
Cotton Wadding and Batting ., ,
Cotton Yarn fr_.,N_o. 4 to 20,a constant supply
Blue Cotton urn‘ Knitting Cutto'I,'- ..
Patent Leather Caps .Trttvelliiig Bdéfito

:

Leghorn and Palf Leaf uses’
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas =
Blaclr ‘an,d_,_,st_ra\v col’d Navarinpos _ ,_ [den
A good assoi',f_m_eut of paper hangings dz. bqr-§
A small assortment of Cutlery.
. cttocxunv;
A general Assortment.
China and Glass Ware.
‘2 Crates Bristol Vl7al'§ _,
Molasses, I9l%l¥){W%§gl;t|'I, V ; 
Ilyspn, Hyson skin,‘ ,a,nd__ soqghogg _ Ag ,_
Lotloe, Starch, PearI;i_sb,, Ginggr, spiégg;
RalS8uS,.ShaVlllg and Bar Soap, die. .5-c,
Norwallt, April 9.3. 1831. - -- ' .

Fresh Ground Floor.
U5.T.r.C'C'd and for sale by Joni: Buiin.u.i.;.
11 Verb‘. e,L‘£9Cll€_fll.l0.t .of.l'resh ground Canal
Flour. PcrhQl)§.tvi5b,ing to be supplied. will;
good Fresh Ground Plea} _'v_ery cheap, will do
well to call and get their-_ supply at the Store;
a few rods west ofthe Bridge-. ‘- '

Norwalli, Jii,ne.]8‘, 183-1. »,
SODA W353‘. - - , _
HE Soda W°.I.'.ké. st. llw Norwalli Diu'p‘en-'

_ ., sary are noi-"7,iii complete 5p..s¢'i'.._;..'
Al_s’o‘,' constantly on draught,‘ superior North
Riv,er,.g1LE, by the galloiipr less. . Likewise
on liatid, real London Bi-‘own S_(qu't,.in_ gang
and piiit bottles, and Philadcl li.ia,..Portu: 
the dos. or less. Pflfcg, 

LEDION SYRUP. .. ._ .. l 
VICI-‘.1’ superior, .ai-iicle manufactured at
Boston-—for sale by Joint 'BnxIiu,;,,{
At a Court qfProbat¢ hold; , Norwélk,‘
July 2, 1831'. - » _
PON the petition of Islulzl. L: RA‘l'Ilml‘l7. of
County of \Vestchesiel', State lof_NowYo'rlr,
as he is guardian to Susan R. jf fifig
Bedford. is tiiitior under the age, of ,twenty-one
years, shewing to this Court thot_sa_i,dmi;_;_o; own.’
it right in a certalii,Dwelliug Hodge it; said flog-
if/nlk, situate near Arnold &_Bislhop,'s Facto ' ,,§g
heir at Law to Sally Raymond, late ofsald oi-.
walk, dec’d,——and praying for. liberty to , sell the
same. as per petition on file will app¢u';_"g.g¢..
ed, that the 12th day of Septen-ihgr hag, 33.93’.
clock forenoon, be iiuignqd for ulicirlif dliaiu
petition, at the Probate one‘. in said ' oriinlk:
and the said petitioner]: hereby ding: go" 316'.
notice tjereot‘, byrpublishiug this grdgr'i_g g_n.fi..

 

paper printutgr rorwclk, tbree'_ g¢CH.‘,"|fi_b‘Q.g.
iively, at laser. six weeks before pig ¢ tyggnr
si nment. Biis.uuiitIsu'c,;‘,-Jud 

 

 * in
A NE‘? supply
guallty 0 Dry Goods, this dfiy rocciivogd
from . ew York, and for saIe.b . , ‘ -
: G Q . 1 i 
at u very.’ small advance?" 
whi'.=.h maybe found z14='“.aad'B«lTJiibbet
\¥g'joo,3,$hawls, ii variety of‘ Drugs, H‘ " ‘
-Qtapegbotb painted and Worltod._

 
 
 

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do. Palmariie‘do.'t‘_x'reeu rage ,. ' ,
and snfiaadrtiuout of ~fluliion'abIe Calicocu and
Giogbims, Blk-{talus-fifltftor 
H_o_se-nevu‘style,‘Mialer’ white’ Cotton ‘Hon,
 Blk Italian Crapglfeils, Hamilton -Drilling,
and Spebkled do.,;#Plau'e’pall. April 25. ' ’

 

Mersailles, Valentin, aodblack Silk vesting.‘ 

 o ' ,_, l
of new, cliaap and