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S. IV. BENEDICT,
EDITOR AND I’ROI’RIl".'I‘OR,

,~__T_E I} B! S— TWO Dotla.rs per A umtni.
N E W’ FALL GOODS.

UST received by the s.ibscriber a handsome
' asortment of New 8:. Fasliioiiabe Dry Goods,
which are offeretl to the public at very I0(Itlt'(.’(.l
prices, which will make it an object for those who
wish to purchase to call and examine before pur-
‘chasing elsewhere.

Auioiig which are the largest assortment of

BROADCLOTIIS
everliefore offereil, embracing every varietyof
‘color and quality——Also, blk, blue, drab and mint
C.-\SSlMEl’.I:‘.S; Fashionable mixt and common
Satinett; A variety ofSilk, Velvet,Valeiitia Mar-
seilles aiidotlier Vestings; brown, and blue Cam-
hlet, Brown Goals Hair do. a superior article for
-'gentleiiien’s Cloaks, Green Baize 8:. Fiize,Green
Serge and Floor Cloth, 11 good assortincnt of
Flaniicls, Merino Circassiaus R variety of colors,
‘Calicoes, Cambric mid Shirtiug Muslins, Irish
-Linen and Lawn. Domestic Slieetings and Tick;
’lng, lussia and liiiitation Sheeting, Black Silk
Scr,=.vc and Blk Marceline Silk, Black and green‘
Sarcinett Bobinett Lace, Swiss and Jaekonet
Muslin, Swiss and Italian Cravats, Silk'l«‘lagantl'
Toiigee Hdkfs. a superior article, Fancy 8L Baiig-
Eup Cortl. ’Bcavei'teen,Scotcli Gingham Umbrellas.
-a good assortment Hosiery and Gloves, Suspen-
ders, Stocks and Collars, Geiitlemeu’s Hats and
Boys Caps. Ready Made Clothing, and Clothing
-made to order upon shoit notice in the latest and
most approved F.-isliions, A large assortment of

" ‘the best ofTrininiings kept constantly on hand,

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-togetlier with a great variety_of Goods not herein
-ciiunierated, all ofwliicii will be sold on terms
the most -fevorable--call and see.
ALFRED MALLORY.
N-orwalk, Oct, 1. 183l.

Fall and I'Vintcr /ISS07'f.'.’I€Ilt of
Ready Made Clothing.

HE Subscriber has just received at the Nor-

walk Clothing Establishment ; a few rods
East of the Bridge, avery extensive assoitineiit
of READY & VVELL MADE CLOTHING, em-
bracing nearly every article ofgentlemen’s appa-
rel, uhich will be sold atthe lowest New York
prices. ;,EDwia I_.OCKWt)0D.

L-lumbet' at t\'orwall§.
STI{EET 13: JAMES

AVE just received large additional supplies
H ofLumber. Their stock on hand consists of
100,000 Superior Lake Shingles
100,000 do Rail Road do
100,000 feet clear, 2d clear ti: merch’t. Boards
10,000 do 1 1.4, I 1.2 and 2 inch clear anti
‘£0,000 ft. 3.4 Btls. for Boxes ‘ltl quality Plk.
£0,000 ft. clear and merchantable Siding
i0,000 ft. Albany 'l':ili_v Boards
1,500 ft. superit filierrv B()Ill‘llS
Ansn, Floor Pl-au‘., ‘
LIKI-ZWISE, fresh l;b\. it o-I-o-..-
.———-~-~II—lI~(.l’S_..I1ll(l Ticrces first quality i'etan.._
E - M.,1,,_o,5p5; ‘10 Barrels Mess Poi k; I0
Illids NcwOrleans Sugar 3 30 B"‘{§5 3"°‘l (3"lR“l.
190,- ml.» very low by HUBBELI. & I)0R'l‘l-2ll‘.'__

I4.E.lV1(}.N sn=aUP,
CRT WINE. Malaga and Claret in Bottles,
Bergundy, '.l'eneriFfo and Currant \Viuo—-
For sale by EDWIN LOCKVVODD.

ID" II ATS. -511

THE Subscriber have on hand
an aasortinent of gentlemens’ Itlats
o fgood(1un,lity,.1n(l intend keeping
- 0 full supply made Rt tlt§l.te:! inal;‘i-
=-~:"’\‘- =3. ner and finished in 'ew or ' int e
 latest style. Gentlemen can be

sappled iwith Hats to Order upon short notice.

ALFRED MALLORY.

ii£ON WARE.
ISII KRTTLES, Pots, Bake Pans, Spiders

 C0ltlltl0l\ it. covered, Tea Kettles, I"ire Dogs.
Frying Pans. Sad Irons, Toy Sad Irons. English

 

 

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-Forks, Pocket Knives, &c. for sale low by
general assortment of HATS, in
on short notice.

I ESPEC’I‘FULLY informs
1 M
A first door west. of the Bridge
a general assortment of first quality Boots amt
gcnerul assortment of superior FINDINGS. of
United States.
~' - the public in general, that his Packets have
will sail Saturdays and return Thursdayii ; Sloop
Captains on board their respective vessels.
VERY pretty article-— just received &
sale by STREET do JAMES.
SIIINGLES AND L XTIIIT

May 16, I331 Grzoaoiz S'r. Jonit.
eluding those of the latest New
March 28 1831
the Gentlemen and Ladies
and directly oppotitc the store of St. J. & M.
Slioes—-also measures taken. Gentlemen and
the first quality. for sale at the N. ¥0rk prices.
Nortvalk, 1831.
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail from
CITIZEN. FRANCIS HOYT Master, will sail Tues-
MONSON IIOYT.
BENNETT dz. M.u.i.oav.
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5--4 Brown t ee tags.
0 Bunches best Cross Brand SIIINGLES.

From New-York, Direct. l
T IIIS day received by the subscriber a splen
did assortment efseasonable DRYGOODS,
which will be sold as low as they can be purchas-
ed iii the city, or at NewYork Shops In the 'cottii-

try. Peisons in want ofany article ofDryGoods,
are invited to call before purchasing elsewere.

AMONG ms A'ssoa'r:\1E.\"r MAY BE FOUND:
Blue, blk, brown, olive and mixt Cloth and Cas-
siinere; 7--I Si S-4 blk and scarlet Merino Shawls,
warranted pure; 4'4, 5'4 8; 6'4 'l'liibet Wool do.

ALARGE assortment-of col’d Merino Circus-
sians; Fancy Silk, Valentia and Marseilles Vest-
intrs; Blk Silk Velvet; Black Italian Lustring ;
Bl and col’d Gro de Naps ; Blk and col’d Mar-
celines; col’d Florences ; A large assortment of
Fancy silk ; Crape;-. Berrage Palmeriue and
Poplin Ildkfs ; B‘.aCl{:_’_8[ll(I col’d French Crepes;
Greenworstetl Berra 6; Cambric,Juconet,Swiss,
Book and Medium iiuslins; 44, 5'4 and 6-4
white and blk Bobbiiiett Laces ; Thread and
Bobbiaett Edgeings ; Bobhicett Footing ofall
widths and qualities ; Blk Bombazines and Cir-
cassians; blk & green India Sarsnet ; blk Mode ;
Blk Canton and Italian Cravats ; Ribbons ol'all
widths and colors; Green, red, white. Yellow and
blk Flannels; Green Baize ; 4'4 and 5'4 bleach’d
and brown Slieetings ; Ilosiery of every descrip-
tion ; Meus’ Buck, Beaver, Castor and Horse-
skin Gloves; Ladies Ilorse skin and Kid do.;
Light and dark Chintz Calicoes, and Giughams
a large assortnier.t; Bangttp and Fancy (30,151;
Bcavcrtcen ; Fustiar. ; Bedtick ; Coat Trimmings
of all kinds; together with every article tlstlfllly
called for in a Dry Good Store. L. IIUBBE LL.
Norwalk, Sept. I2, I83l

NEW SUPPLY.
V Edwin ~Loc.l;wood
}:{AS JUST replenished his assortment of
GROCERIES .\:I’ROVISIONS,wliicli
are warranted to be of the choicest quality,
and as cheap as any in market.
In his a.s‘sor(mcnt may be_/bum! :
Yonnv liyson Ilyson Skin
I]ll(l’SOllCll0llg‘ } TEAS-

.Iava,Manilla, and Laguira COFFEE,

Double and single Loaf]

Do. ' do. Lump
lsuoan. 

St. Croix, N. Orleans.
Sugar I-louse, India, &.
Ilaviinna

W. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.

Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant

VVINES; A geiieral assortment of LI-

QUORS ; CORDIALS.wholesale and retail;

Ale, Cider, and Vinegar. SPICES——Nut-

meg ', Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Pepper,

Alspice, &c.; Spanish and American Segars;

Plug, Cut, and Smoking Tobacco; Pork,

llams, Mackerel in barrels,Codfish,Craekers,

Herring, Cheese, Lard, Butter. Rice; Hon-

ey very superior, Chocolate, and Cocoa.

Lemon Syrup, Stongliton’sBitters,Mustzird,
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Sal’, white

' -- "aw bar Soap, Starch, Brooms.

.-u--:/1T——Ptaisins. Figs, Currants, Prunes,

hard 82'. SOIL AllI'IOI1tIS..l\Iatlnira Nuts _FiIb "' “- .
-'‘'i “.0. mo. 1v orwaik, Sept. 26.

NEW GOODS.

M. M. Lawrence

HAS FOR. SALE VERY LOVV.

An Assortmsnt of good Silver English
Watches, Gold and Silver French do., Alarm
and Patent Repeating do. \Vatcli Trimmings of
every description,A large assortment of Filagree
Ear Rings and Pins, Finger Rings and Breast
Pins of every description, Silver and Brass Thim-
hles, 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-hions, Cloth, Hair, Tooth 8:
Shaving Brushes; Fancy Soaps for Shaving and
Washing; PERFUMERY.

RAz()RS_-———A large asssortment of Ra-
zors of various prices; Strops ; a large assort-
ment of Pocket Knives cheaper than ever before
offered.--—Plated Spoons large and small, Plated
and Brass Candlesticks, Plated Si. Steel Siiutl'ei's
and Trays, Plated Castors with 4. 5 and 6 Glass-
es from 73. to 485., Brittania and Blocktin Tea
Pots and Tea Setts, Gilt and Mahogany Frame
LOOKING GLASSES, Curtain Pins, Brass An-
diroiis, Shovel and Tongs. Tea Boards

0011135, Shell Combs, large and small
Horn Combs of every description, very cheap

00Ns_ Silver Spoons ofevery de-
sci?[It)ion, Brittania Table and Tea SPOOONS.
Plated and Silver Btitter Knives. '
Stocks, Collars, and G’-loiics.

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

‘III?’ 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 elsewhere, Crrr or Couarnv

*,,,* Clocks and Watches of all scapemonts
carefully repaired.

Sangatuck, March 93. 1831 I70

NEW ESTABIJISHMEN1:o
Iron, Provision, Grocer , paint

and Oil store.

TIIE subscribers having entered into'part
“ - nersliip undcrthe firm of BAR'I RAM &.
I'IOY,'I‘, now offer to their friends and the public
a general assortment of the above described
Goods, viz : ‘

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Russia, Cast, round,& square
Swedes German. American

English: and English Blister, mid
Ulister ’ Spring STEEL,

Nailrand Glass of all sizes .
PORK, by the barrel Pork and Beef Hams
Lard, Butter and Cheese
Mackerel, No. 1 and 2, by the bbl. and lialfbbl.
Shad, Codfish, Herring, &.c. 811:.
Sugar of vaiious kinds by the barrel
Molasses by the liogshcad or at retail
Leaf and Lump Sugar, by the loaf or retail 0

Together with all the articles usually found in
a Grocery store. ' _ _ .

A small quantity of choice Spirits and Wines
for Medicine. _ _

Oils and Paints of all descriptions.
Hatters Drugs, an extensive assortment

Painters and Hatters Brushes, 8z.c.
D; S. BARTIIAM.

EDWIN Hovr.
Norivalk, April 25, I831. 175
4000 Feet Cherry Boards and Plank, wid

d t‘ d It eceived this day.
i..1y"i"s.° “°° “"“"" I-1-nu-

'1‘OP LEATHER,

UITABLE for Carriage '1‘ops.iust rec'd
and for sale by SELLECK &. HiLi..

New Fall Goods.
VVILLIANI GALE

S OPENING a full assortment of Fall Goods,

and offers wholesale or retail, at prices worthy
the attention of purchasers. Among which ate
IO0 pieces Broadclotlis of all colors, prices and
qualities ; Fine and superfine blue, blk. mixt and
Fancy col’d Cassimeres, blk, blue and inixt Sat-
iiietts, various qualities: Drab, olive and brown
Petersliam a new article for gentlemen’: OW!‘
Coats superior black Italian Silk black
and Satin Levantine, Sinchews and Sarcinets,
Blk and blue blk G-‘o de Berlin and Gro de Naps,
Blk Gro dc Swiss,Gro tie Indies and Gro de Paris,
Col'd and changeable (-‘ro dc Naps and Floren-
ccs of every color and quality, 4 4 Green India
Silk for ladies’ Hats, blk Mode—biue, green,
pink, white and slate col’d Florences, blue_ blk,
white, straw and Pink Sattins, blk Nnnkeen and
Canton Crapes, Pongee, 4-4 and 6'4 blk Italian
and French Crapes—wliite,blne, pink and straw
col’d French Crapes, 80 pieces blk and Col’il Me-
riiio Circassian, 6.4 Merino Cloths various colors
and qualities, green and red l\loreen,Blk Bomba-
zines, blk and blite Ratinetts, 64, 7'4 and 8'4
Blk and Scarlet Merino Shawls warranted free
from Cott0n,wliitcS:. scarlet Merino Long Shawls,
Thibet Wool Shawls 81. I-ltlkfs,Cinderilla Shawls,
Shawls, Prussian Shawls «Sr Hultfs—Silk, gauze
and Berrage Htlkfs, Silk and Cotton Fll1E‘,I'ItIl{IS,
blk Italian Cravats, white and plaid Cravats-—
4-4, 5'4 and 6'-I green Berrage fur Veiis ; green,
blk and wliiie gauze Veils, blk 8:. white Bobbiuet
Veils. I5’) pieces dark and light thintz Calicoes,
Dark anti light Gingliains. 40 ps.Fni'niture Chintz
Calicoes; 2!) ps. white, green, yellow, red and
blk Fluiimzls, green Biiize autl Fiize for C oak
lining‘. Scotch Plaitls, 6 ps. brown and blue Cam-
blets some very fine, red Padding and Canvass
and all kinds of 'I‘ailor's 'I‘rimniings, white
and blk Cotton \Vatlding, I)evonsliii'e Kersey,3
ps. Lyon skin, Bangup Cord, Beaverteen: Swiss,
Mtill, Jackonet, Book, Caiiibiic, lllediuin and
Nansook Muslins, Fig’d and plaid Swiss and
Jackonet Muslins, I5 ps.lrish Linei.s,LiuenCain-
In-ic, Bishop Lawn, Thread and Bobbinett Edge
lugs; 4'4, 5'4, 6'4 and 7'4 Bobinet Luce some
very fine, Linen Cambric Hdkfs, 50 ps. bleach’tl
Shectings and Sliirtings, 80 ps. 4'4 lb. 54 brown
Slieetings. Burlaps. 0-‘~iiabur_-_{lis, Russia Sheet-
ings, Bedticking, Russia Diaper, Fine birds eye
Diaper ; (3-4, 7.4 and 8 4 Table Diaper, blue and
green Table Covers: 8'4. 9'4, 104 and II‘-I Rose
Blankets. Point Blankets; blk, blue, green, crim-
son and Drab Taby Velvets, Furniture Diiiiity,
Corded Skirts, A good assortment ol'Gloves and
Hosiery, dcc. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Dark
Valencia, Merseilles aml Silk Vestings, fig’d and
plain blk Silk Velvet Vesting, brown and black
I-Iolland, Canton Flannels, white and brown Sat-
tin Jean, blk Prunella, ‘Cotton Yarn, white and
mixt Woolen Yarn fine, C-andlwick, Batting,Car-
pet Yarn, boys’ Leather Caps,a good assert. of
nieiis’ Fur Ilats, blk and straw col’d N_avarino
Hats, Veiiitian Blinds, &c. Oct 3. 1831.

Green \V'indo\v Blinds.

WTM. GA LE Pasjust received a large assort-
ment ot' patent Window Blinds, which he
Norwalk, July 25 183i.
RIC -, T--_-_t rt‘-rni\'cdl:dirqOI. rl"Of)l tlie
South a few Tierces of Rice in prime or-
der. Dealers supplied by tho Tierce at the
New York prices. \Vitt. J. S'rru:i.'T &Co.

(EFNew Fall Goods. qafjtl

BENNETT & IVIALLORY
E: ‘AVE this day received it very splendid its
well as very extensive assortment of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
which were bought on such terms as will enable
them to offer them to customers at iittlc less prices

than cati be bought elsewhere.
Among their assortment may be fuunml :

Super blue, blk, olive,brown, drab and mix!
Cloths ;, do. Cassimeres ; Blue and blk mixt Sat-
tinetts ;‘ Bangnp Cords, a superior article; Beu-
vertceii very stout; Vnlentia 8L ToiluettVeiitiiigs ;
Blk and Fancy Silk Vestings; Blk Genoa Velvet
for Vests; Crimson, scarlet, green, yellow, blk
and white Flannel; ; Green Baize; Canton Flan-
nel; 50 pieces Merino and other Circassians,
comprising all colors : Boinbazettcs ; Plaids and
Camblets; Blk India Satin; blk Italian Lustring;
blkaiid green Sincliews, and Sarsinett ; blk ant:
blue blk Floreneet; blue, green, pink &white do;
Blk audblue blk Gro de Nap. and Gro de Berlin;
Col'd and changeable Silks; blk Mode; black
Nankin Crape; Pongoe: blk Bombazines ; 6'4,
7'4 and 84 blk, scarlet. green and white Merino
Shawls warranted free from Cotton; Scarlet and
white MerinoSeaifs; Tliibet \Vool,tsi Cashmere,
Shawls ; Prussian Shawls 81. IIdkl's.various sizos ;
Fancy Silk,Gauze. Poplin, _Palinarine&Worsted
Berrage I-Idkfs; 5'4, and 6.4 Green Berage for
Veils; Blk Lace and green Gauze Veils ; Light
and dark French Ginghams; Blk Silk Velvet;
Blk, crimson, blue and green Taby Velvet; 120
pieces light and dark cliiutz Calicoes latest pat-
terns ; Furniture Calico; 4'4 and 6'4 blk, green
and white Crape; 4'4 and 6'4 Bohinet Lace and
insertings ; Thread and Bobinet Edgings; Bob-
iuet Footing: Fi'ench,Pink and other Ginghains;
Swiss, Medium, Sarcinett, Mull. Jackonet and
Book Muslius; Irish Linens and Lawns; Linen
Cambric Hdkfs : White and Plaid Cravats; Coi-
ton and Silk Flag Hdkfs ; 4'4, 6'4 and 8'4 Table
Diaper ; Russia, Irish and American Diaper ;
Irish and Russia Sheeting; Bedticking ; Lyon
Skin ; Padding 8L Buckrain : Buttons ofall kinds:
Blk Pruuelle; 4'4 and 5'4 bleaeh’d and brown
Sheeting; American Muslins; Checks; Black,
slate, brown, blue, and Pink Cumbrici S'riped
Blankets: 8'4, 9'4 and 10'4 Rose Blankets ; blk
Random, mix’d, bleach’d and white worsted and
Cottoirl-lose; Gloves ofevery description; Silk
and Gingham Umbrellas ; Ladies’ Dunstable and
Leghorn Plait straw Bonnets: Boys’ Morocco,
Cloth and Seal skin Caps , Paper Hangings, and
Bordcrings ; Red WoolenYarn; Cliildrens‘Shoe.s;
Oil Cloths 4'4 8:. 5'4 wide ; A general assortment
including Hat and Cup Ribbons ; Gentlemen’:
Stocks and Collars; Green 81. blue Table Coveifs.
Belt Ribbons, Blk Italian Hdkfs superior article,
Barcelona Ildf ks, Furniture Diinit y and Friiige,
Blk and white Silk Hose, Corded Skirts, Carpet

will sell very cheap.

, and Bedtick Binding, Iv‘urniture do., Marking

Canvass, Burlaps, Patent I.‘hreads, Blue and
white CottonYai'n from No. 3 to 20, Candle wick
and Batting, Boot Webb and Cord, Cotton Cord
all sizes, &.c. &.c.

CROCI{ERY—The largest assortment
ever offered in this place, and at least 25 per ct.
less than former prices.

GROCERIE S.—Y0Un8' H:/800. HYSOR
Skin and Souchong Teas ; Loaf, Lump 81. brown
Sugars : Coll'ee, Ginger. N utmegs and other Spi-
ocs, Bar and Shaving Soap, Lamp Oil, Spanish
Indigo, Ahuin.

Asmall unsorlméllt ofCutlei'y,- good and cheap-

Norwalk, Sept. 19, I831

WIKITING PAPER.

UST received and for sale, at the Gazette
B00lHs!UI't:, aquautity of-' first quality Paper.

‘Spades and Shovels, Shovel and Tongs, Caststeel
Iloes,Irou Candlesticks. Table and Desert Knives
WILL I.-Iill GALE

OFFERS for itale a handsome and

York fashions. Gentlemen can

be supplied with Hate to order up-

Boot and Shoe store.

WILLIAIVI MAYBURY
of Norwalk and its vicinity

that he has opened his Store,

‘(Sign of the golden Ba0t,) 3,
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, a
Also,Liquid and Paste Blanking of 8. genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the

::V/‘,7,: , L
 NOTICE.

‘1 [IE subscriber would iuforin his friends. and
his landing to Peck Slip in the following man_ne_r:
Sloop MECHANIC, ALDEN Biioriiwi-21.1. Master,
days and return on Saturdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or toeitlierofthe

.N'orwalk,Marcli 12, I831.

Fancy C aps,
SAWED L_ATH_.
50,000 Sawed Lath, Just received and for
UST received and for sale IvJer_yi]l8vgl—3-£IyL.
%) sawed LA'l‘H-{Of Sale J. 

Norwallt, Sept. 18.

[ Norwallt, May 16, 1831.

l Uu. I8.

. GROGERIES.
' LIE Subscriber has just received a new
. supply of FRESH GROCEBIES,which
he offers for sale at reduced prices. Among
which are the following articles ;
Cogniac and Cider Brandy
llolland and American Gin
_, Jamerica St. Croix and N. Rum
‘ Port, Lisbun.Malaga &Currant
XVINES ‘."iutergreen,l’ep
peimint, & Anniseed Cordials
TEAS.
Ilyson, Young Hyson, and
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f‘ofl‘ee: tmocolate; Alspice. Pepper; Ginger
Nutinegs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Oranges and Lemons ; Figs

Wheat and Rye Flour

Fresh Bread ;erackers and Cheese

Butter; Pork; Lard; Herrinirs

Dry and Pickled Codf.sh; Mackerel

S03!) 3 Candles; Poland Starch ; Coppcras
Spanist and American segars

Allum; Spanish Indigo; Licorice

Winter strained Lamp Oil

Snuff; Tolibacco; Writing Paper

Powder; Slot of all sizes

Shoe, scrubbing, and white wash Bru.ilies
Mustard, warranted good

Brooms; good Molasses; Rice

Titmiirinds, Tapers, drc. &'.C.
Can_dle\tit:k‘and Cotton Battintr

G. D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk. July 96. 1830.

New Establis/iiizent.
-3&5. PINNEY 6!. CO.

ESl’.EC'l FULLY inform their friends and
the public that they have taken the Store
formerly occupied by D. S. BAIt'I‘RA.\I, west
of the Bridge, where they intcntl keeping ti gett-
ertll assortment of the best GRO.CI:'.I'llI~2S, which
they offer at the lowest rates. They have now
onliand-— ' ' ’
Coguiac & Cider Brandy ; Ilolland & Am. Gin
Jainiiica. St. Croix and N. Ituin
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant Wines
VViutergreen,Peppermint 81. Aiiiiiset-d Cordials
I-Iyson, Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS
Loaf, Lump, and brown Sugar
VVheat and Rye Flour, Brcad_ Craekeis, Cheese
Coffee, Chocolate, Allspicc, Pi-pper, Ginger
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves. Itais-ins, Figs
Oranges, Peanuts,Almonds, Madeira Nuts
Butler, Pork, Ltird, Herrings, Codfisli, l\‘lacl.'crel
Soap. Candles, Poland Starch, Coppt-i'as,ludigo
Spanish and American segars. Snuff, Tobacco
l.-.nnp Oil ; Powder and shot, Tapers
lllustnrd ; Molasses. Rico, Taniaritids

Shoe, sci-ulibiug,&z. White wash Brushes, 8:.c
_l\;ofp_allt‘,ptay 2. 1831. I75

GEORGE S'F._JOHN
Offers to all 20/!!! wish to purcliaso,
I‘-‘ILL & VVINTER GOODS.-
lafi‘-ICVV and good supply just rec’d and for

nle at a small advance IIINEIVC cost.

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Supifiibmfilliiilhtléliillit lI)ri9oiti'(iifllld)m(13”<il'il Merino
(.3 gkenzsilaliis ; Black do‘ :_ 4 '4 wide fig’d do

0 an i no common Circassiiins

Scatiet, red, green,\vhiIe and yellow Flannels
Green Bucking Baize Common Bnize
Green Frize- Wliito Canton Flannel
Beavertecn Blue Cninblet Calicoes
Plate I’i'inti-i Thibet \'Vool Shawls

Blk and Scarlet Prussian Shawl-i

Red, green, blue and blk Tabby Velvet

Blk S_ilk Velvet Blk Italian Lustrlng
Plaid Jackonet Muslin Bishop Lawn
Fancy Belt Ribbons Black Prunella
Black Ilorscskin Gloves, sewed with black

Blk Silk Gloves good Fancy gauze Ribbons
Hamilton I)rilling 2-4 and 3-4; Children's Gio e
ll."_?‘Also, a new supply of CROCKERY.

SIIINGLES.

100 Bunches I-Ielit.’s warranted Shingles

50 do William’it—-togetlier with a good
assortment of Plank and Boards, unloading this
day, (July 18) and forsale by J. IIIl.L-

TO LE’l‘,

AND possession given immediate-
ly, a fist rate stand for it Dry Good
Store, formerly occupied by Witt. K. Lniits 8; Co.
Any responsible person taking the Store, can be
furnished with a stock of Dry Goods, to the a-
mottat of IU00 Dollars, to sell on commiuion.

, VVILLIAM J. S’I'REE'l‘.
Norivalk, August 29, I831 192

REMOVAL.

S MOUL'I‘()N,< has removed on the east.

. side of the Bridge, in the new store 3d
door n_orth-oftlie Bridge, where he will sell as
lowgas ever, a good _assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries and Crockery, also Eight Thousand
pounds New Orleans Sugar_at. 3 I-2 cents
perpound, also 200.lb. Shoe 'I‘|n'ead at 47 cts.
per;-potiml. _ March 98. I70.

' SN UFF.

JUST received, 20 Jars of Stephen Storm’s

celebrated Maccaboy Snufl‘. New York.

for sale at N. York prices by the Jar, at 25
cents per lb. Empty Jars taken in exchange.

 

_ El) W IN LOCK’ IVOOD.
" BOX BOARDS.
30,000 feet 3--liucli BOARDS, for sale by
5' " JOSEPH HILL.

V aluable .l\’lil\ beat for sale.
HE subscriber will sell the Mill Seat former-
_ ly occupied by Green 8:. Weed. lying in Not‘-
walk, in the County of Fairlield, being an excel-
lent‘-siteation forcarryingon any kind of Mann
l'actor_y-containg about eight acres of Land, Five
Mile ‘River running through the same, with it good
Dam erected and ‘Buildings thereon, and near
the Landing. _
Ai.so——the Homested now occupied by Milo
Ferry, lying in saipNorvvalk, containing about
14 acres of Meadow, Wood and Pasture Land,
with a good Dwelling-house and other buildings
tht=i'eoii, situate near said Mill Seat, which will be
sold with said Mill Seat or separatetherefrom as
may suit. the’ purchaser. Any person wishing to
view the premises and ascertain" the terms, will
please ctillon SAMUEL S1‘. Joan near the premis-
es, or Bear. Issscs Esq.of said Norwalk, or the
subscriber living at Brooklyn, opposite the City
of New York. BARNABAS MARVIN.
Norwalk, August 1, 1831 I88

BAGS.

-_.* .15 ‘WAl\"I‘ED IMMEDIATELY,

 lbs. BAGS, inexeliange for VVri- _

ting’ Paper, Books, and old Accounts at the Ga-_
zette'?iOfiiee and Bookstore. Merchants in the
country supplied with Books and Stationary in
gexchange for Rags, at $4 50 per cwt.

, October 5, 1831.

I ._.._. ..._. ....-

‘ Irish Linen‘
, Brown Holland

A -

I F'RE's‘i'I ALE.
JUST received from’ the‘ Brewery 20 Barrels
Newbttrgh Stock Ale, a supeiior article, for
ml?! by HUBBELL &. PORT!-JR.

 

FALL GOODS.
, Ebenezrjei‘ Stevens.
Hus just rctiu'7.'c1l from New York
‘ l'I‘ll a large and well selected [1:90]-t-
inent; of Fall DRY GOODS, many of
which were" selected from arrivals last week.
. A€I‘IO:\'G wiiicti ARE:
Super bltie, black, brown, olive,diab and mixt
Bi-oadcloths, which he can and willsell cheap.
Fancy Cassiineres and Sattini.-tts
Worsted and Silk Vest-rigs, low
Red, Greemyellow t$~ white I-‘lannels (cheap
30 pieces Merino and other Circassians very
A new assortment Silks, cheap as~ever
hlcrim: Shawls, superior quality
Ginghams and (lalinocs, some cictra rich and
eiitircly new patterns
Boinbazines. Cainblets and Plaids
From 1-4 to 18-3 l’russ-ian Shawls (tings
l3ohbinet 55- Thread I3dgeings,ln\v ; tlo. Inser-
8 dozen pair Gloves, iincomlnonly low
Silk and Cotton Flag II{lIl(lI{(’.I(.'lllBlS
Catnbric Muslims ofall colors ; Bleaclfld and
unbleacli’d Muslins ; Banged Cord and Bea-
verteen, Bcdiickiiig higlier than ever, but
will be sold at small advance; Russia and
Cotton I)lapers, &c,
Ella‘ Pt-ucliascrs please call and see, at the
‘2d door North of the Mill. Sept. I9.

 

F.-ILL GOODS.
ST. JOPIN & MORRIS
, ( First door I!/cst (lIld‘Q/ the Bridge.)
' AVING just returned from New York.

the present and approaching season, all of
which are effeied as cheap as the cheapest,-
on terms as favorable as any other establish-
ment. Consisting oftlie following arlicles,viz:
iGreen, blue. l3lk.o'live b'rowi'i and mixt_ Cloths
raucy corn (AtS8IfTt(?r(‘S 5 ' —

do. Satinett dark and light

Dark common Satinett very cheap.

Olive, brown, green and blue C:iiiiblets,n new

and elegantarticle for ladies wear -

4-4 Black Merino Circassians 5-"-8 do.
Bomhaziiie‘ a good assortment Boinbazeite
Mourning Gitighams a new style ,
Dark Plaid and Pink do. do Col'd Swiss
4-4, 5-4. 6-4, & 8-4 Linen 61, Cotton Diapers
Bleached Shootings and Shirtiugs

Brown Shootings

Dussia do _

Blk and col'_d Cambric Furniture Callcoes
4-4 and 6-4 blk Italian Crnpe for veils‘
Pink, White and Gcren do

Light and dark VESTINGS

Silk Sz Cotton Flag Ilankerchlefli ; Rattlnctts
Cotton Cassiinercs Pittsbnrg Cord
ALSO—-a largo assortment of Flannels.Viz.
Crimson, Scarlet. Green, White and Yellow
White Canton Flannel

Green Frieze for Cloak Linings

Fancy Bangup Cords Hunters Cord
Beavertecn , Drabette Red Padding
Canvass Padding; Linen dz Cotton Buekram
Buttons of all kinds

A choice assortment of Tailors Trimmings

Patent Chums,

A VALUABLE article, just received and for.
sale by , GLO. S7. JOHN.

_ Wrapping. Paper.
CONSTANT supply of Wrapping Paper
of different qualities, Iarge and small size,
for sale by WM‘. J. S'i"i.:s'r 81. Co.

VENITIAN BLINDS§
N elegant articles for sale by ‘
JACOB SIHT!-I 8:. Co.
Norwalk, August. l, I831. __

FOR SALE BY J. IIILL.
14,00 Albany Pine BOARDS

20,000 Sawed Lath , -
Also, a new supply of II. Rt: IIill’s white and
common LIME. May I0tl'i', I83]. -

-ME'I‘ALLIC- ,
OFFEE POTS and Tea Pots, and E. M.
Pomeroy’s Metallic Paste and Straps-.vjt'ist

received and on sale very low by
. GEORGE S1‘. JOHN.

W.ANTED—-Q dozen Mens’ Woolen
Stockings, in exchange for Goods.

_ -_ 1 EDWIN LOCKWOOD.

——F ' I . b

WUOL OI-'hii;iti:’VzER STEVENS.
' '1 If ih‘ ‘ ~ b
A SAIP B0-wares '...i.a';i.¥
Blue-Cotton Yarn.

UST received in new supply of the above_ar-
ticle which will be sold ata. moderate price,
L. HUBBELL.

1

by

Crockery and Glass Ware, &c.
UST received by the subscriber, 0. hand-
some assortment ot'GIass Ware &-Cr0ck-
cry, including almost every article in that line,
which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.

Also—-Richard's Scythes, and Scythe Smiths;

Pitchforks; Rakes; Mould Candles. kc.
Jiis. Fucitizir 8: Co.

Workmen Wanted.

T the old stand of Janiés Gilbert. 3 5"“ ""9

Carriage Smith, and a first i-a_teVVo0d Work-
man, to whom first rate wage! L.
193

Danbury. October 3, 183l.- ,.

_ and for sale by

_ are now opening it large assortment of _
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, suitable for

- Copper, tin and iron Teaa Kettles

._.nm.

NEVV SERIES‘-NO. 202.

__£§*
Insurance against Fire by a
N E W YOIIIC OFFICE.‘
N0. 60 WALL STREET_. _.
HE I-IOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or Nnw Yonx, have appointed George
St..J_ohn.as their agent in Norwalk and the towns‘
udyoiniiig, to‘ i‘:'i‘s‘ttre Houses and other buildings‘
and property contaiiiétl in’ them, such as Dry
goods, Groceries. the &e.
agaiiist loss or tiatttage by firt.
the I-Ioward company have a capital of $300,005
paid in and safely invested fo'r security of those‘
who may have inst'i'ran’ce miide by said Company
lnsurnce_efi'cted at the lowest premium 81. none,
deed be brought from allluenlce to want in con-
sequence of loss by Fire; as all can be protected
I‘t“0tfl,llS destruction by a small yearly stipend.’
Ihe above named Agent is authorised to issue
Polices to those who may apply. The Coifipa-'
ny pursue a libral and prompt course in adjust-‘
ing and paying their losses.

, , _ PROTECTION I
INSURANCE COMPANY.
V. M. J. b"I‘HEI'lT, of Norwalk, agent
of the Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Connectietit.ol‘i'ers to‘ iustire‘ I-Ioiis‘.-'
es, Stores, Mills,Faetories, Barns. and the

similar species of property,
gaiiist Loss or Damage by Fire;

The rates of Premium ofl'ered, are as low as
those of any other similar In.=titi‘ition',~a'nd eve-
ry man has now an opportunity, for a trifling
sum, to protect himself against the ra\la‘g'es of
this destructive element, which often in a sin-
gle hou_r_ sweeps away the earnings of many
years.

The course the olliee pursue in tra nsacting‘
tlicir liasiness and in the a‘tlj‘t'is,ting SI, piiymeiit
of losses, is proi'n'p"t and lilicral. For terins of
gnstir:in(.‘e, appl‘icu‘tioii may be made to the a-
bove nanie_d Agent who is authorized to issue‘
policies on applicants without delay

. J$I{lCK§
CONSTANT supply of hard, soft atril Sal
.-non Brick, on hand and for sale It _
M ay I5 IIUBBELL 8; PORTER.

OTTON YARN—from -No. 3 to No. 20
1 Carpet Yarn warranted good. just rec'd
L. _IIUIiiBi’ZI.'l..'

or 400 Busliels of Beach Sand for sale ii.’
6d per bushel. GEO S1‘. JOHN.

N. B. The above Sand sold at the above ii‘a'm'e'
ed price, only when several bushels are WI1I'lN’.(Io_

TO RENT .
ND Itntncdiaté possession, givm, the Store
latuly occupied by Mr. Eli B. Bennett as a.‘
'Dry Good Store, Enquireo _
HUBBELL 8; Poarnn.

At a Silperlor Couyt Iioldon at Dimllury, within and’
for the County of Fairfldd, on the 4th F rtday
of September, A. D. 1831: '. ' ,
PON the__I’etition of NANCY S'r_. JOHN of
Darien, in s'aidCounty,shewing to this Court
dust. on the 16th 1. y Of ADTII, 1820, she W85 IRW-
fully married to C. leb L. SE Joim of New Ca-
naan‘, in said Conn , with whom iihe continued’
to live In tile dischagge of all her duties to him as?‘
his wife till the month of July, 1825, when mid
Caleb without anyjust cilufietiilfully deserted her’
and went away as she believes out of the United
States—-that his said deflation of her has ever
since" continued, and be has ever sinqe he lo de-
_8erted her, and for more than three years utterly
neglected find still mtglecfi to furnish her any
support. and to discharge any ofliis duties to her
as her husband, and praying for a divorce,
as per petition on file, dated September 30, 1831,»
will more fully appear. _
Said Petition tame regularly before this Court
at lts Preset“ '1.'<’-I'm". and an It appears to this
Court, that sirid Caleb‘ resides out of this State.
and has had no netici or said petition and cannot:
receive actual notice thereof without great ex-
pense, it is thereupon 0rdorod,to the end um; he
may have notice ofthe snme,thata truecopy ofthis‘
order bo'publisb'ed in the Slanitbrd Sentinel, and
in the Norwalk Gatetio, papers published in this
State, immediately after the rising or this Court.
six weeks successively, which shall be sufficient
notice of the pendeney ofsald petition to said Ca-
leb. for bringing the lame to a hearing and decis-
lml. at the term of this Conrtut Pairfield, in and-
for said County. on the last Tlleaday of Decem-
ber next, and that said petition becontinued to‘
thesaid Term’ of this Court in said December.
( 198) Test, Tnoiitss B. Osnoinua, Clerk.

STOVES. ,
_ _ UST Landed froiii
' the_SIoop Magnolia,
208 Stoves.-. consisting?
of Cook Stoves. vari-
ous patternsaiiiie plate’
or oven Stoves, Box-
Stovel, wood and Coal-

 
 

—.=—=‘ mounted db Soapstone‘
 - Grate's,~ all of which
will be sold at the N ew-York prices. ‘
N. -B. No Stoves sold, except for cash, or’
approved notes on interest. ~
S'ri1.r.s CUR'ri's &' Co.-

They also keep const-tmtly on hand a: general‘
assortment of _ ' _ .
Housekeeping Articles,-
ti‘-oh Ware ' Both plain and'jappaii‘d Ware" =
Britania Ware Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs

Sad Irons Soap Stone and otliér Furnaces’
Hcllowware; brass Kettles finished 8: unfinislied
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons

Also. Britania, Blocktin. Tin plate and I't‘oi'i'(io.

i Table and Desert Knives and Forks

Plated and steel Snntfers 81. Trays ;' Tea‘ Waiters
.Iappan’d Lamps; Brass, an.-3. iron cuadiesiiciw

Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sieves Scales, Scale Beams

Weights and Measures Coal Hods‘
Chafing Dishes Iron VVar'e

Sheet iron, Sheet lend, Sheet Copper, &c‘. __ .
Also, a quantity Live Geese Feathers. Hens
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristles. Sic. ,
lI3°Cash paid for all kinds of Shipping Furs.
Norwalk. Oct. 10, 1831.

{}§*“’Notice to Country iIIercliant;t..gj}

CI-IAS. N ICH OLS*_

AS resumed the Dry, Goods’ Jobbing bull-‘
mass. at No. 102 Pearlsireét, -5 doors froui
the corner of‘ Old slip, over Phelps 87. Pickering,-_
has constantly on hand a general assortment of
Woolen and Stuff Goods, &.c. Sic. together with’
large daily supplies from the auctions, which are‘
offered for cash or approved paper, at a smgllad--’
vance'—-have F-roadclolhs, &.c.~ adapted for-‘Moe-'
,chaiit Tailors. («Ow 196’ - J

 

contents of each. together with every other