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‘s. W. BENEDICT,
EDITOR AND PB.OPRIl«3'1‘0R.

T_E[{1\]S—TWO Dollars per Jfunum.
Illloiddlebrookls, Prindle’s, and
Pocket .\\\nianac.ks \
For Sale at the GAZETTE BOOKSTORE.

MINIATURE BDI1'I0.NS.,_
EAT Pocket Bibles,'I‘estaments. Bible 'c-
tionary, and Prayer Books; Daily Criiihlis

from the Mnster’s Table: Daily Food for Chris-
tians; Daily Scripture Expositor, containing a
Text ol‘Scv-ipture for every day in ilie year, w'th
explanatory Notes and rt-.flections—for sale at t e
GAZl3‘.'l"I‘E BOOKSTORE?

Religious Publications.
For Sale at the Gazetle B04:/rstore.

Polyglolt Bibli:-s ; Family.Scliool &,Pocket do
Scott's, Henry's and Clark's Commentaries
Buck's Theological Dictionary

Common Prayers large and sm:-.ll

Addiliona‘: Hymns large and small.very ‘fine
\"atts’ and Dwight‘=i Hymns, elegant edition
Village I-lyinns, by the dozen and retail
Methodist Hymns. various sizes, and elegant-

ly bound ; Zion's Songstcr
Hamilton on Infant Baptism : Spring-‘s Essays
Parker's Lectures ; Doctrinal Tracts
Memoirs ofhlrs. IIulli’.lIl;3'lUn, Mrs. Judson,
Mrs. Nowell, Leigh Richinoiitl and Pll_\‘SOIl

Sprag-uc’s Lectures to Young Men

Atlviceto a Young Christian

Pike's Cases of Conscience ; Baxter-‘s Cull
Dodtlriilge's Rise and Progress : Saint's lies
Pilgrim's Progress : Imitatior. of Christ
Clialirer's Serinou’s ; Scott’s Works

Village Sermons ; Luther and Calviu’s c’o
I-leber’s Sermou’s and Poetris

Episcopal, Assembly-’s, VVatt.-—’, Bmwnjs and
other Catechims; Sunday School boolis;&c.

Tomb and Flagging Stone.
HE subscriber has just received in large
Stock of white and blue Marble, for Tombs

and Hearth Stones. Also. North River Flag,
suitable for Heartlis, from $l.50 to 552,50.
ED'.\'lU.\'D PRICE.

VIALUABLE REIIIEDY.
YIYHE subscriber who is in possession ofthe
original recipe, would rtspectfully call
the attention of the public to the following
certificates. All persons applying to him at
his residence in Ritlgfieltl, Fairtielcl County,
Ct. can be furnished with a certain remedy
for the cotnplaint to ivliieh the certificates re-

fer. JESSE f;"'lJI7'LOCK.

This is to certify that I was greivoiisly af-
flict:-d with the Gravel about six years ago
and could find no relief, till Joseph Wliitloctc,
lioari=-g of my Cbtflplflllrl preparcda Medicine
that gave*me immediate relief. and I havcl

' never been troubled with it since, and I ‘pe-l
lelieve it to Do a sure l’i:l‘llf.‘(l_\' ugaiiist, that‘
complaint. l‘».t:\‘ii~;i. l3iv..-inr.i‘.i‘.

7}" is to certify that I ru ver have been
troubl with the above mentioned coni-
plaint o the present date. I)AZ\‘lIZL BnAi>i.i:-1.

I‘ -I, 1829.
do hereby certify that Grace‘ Kelly
was cured of the gravel by a medicine pro-
psreilby Joseph Whitlock, and two do believe
it to he agsure remedy against that complaint
“and —,i_vc do cheerfully rccouimend it to the
public‘-. tf.
lllrr-..t.\g GAY, ll:I.\TIl'.DA GAY,
.l‘on.\' RE1'NOLI)S, Joan Re1':~'oi.ns,
'. DANBURY, December l, 1830.
This may certifythat I, Luke Whitehead,
waslroiibled with the gravel about ten years,
and could {i (I no relief til Jesse Whitlock of
Ridgc-‘field, prepared a medicine which gave
me immediate relief; and I do believe itto be
a sure remedy against that complaint, and do
cheerfully recommend it to the public.
LUKE Wurri-:m:An.
D.t.\‘ni;nv, Dec. I1, 1830.
This may certify that I, Sally A. Crofnt,
was troubled with the gravel about one year
and a half, and could find no relief until Jesse
\Vhitlocli of Ridgfieltl, prepared a medicine
for me, and I do believe it to be a sure rcme
tly for that complaint and po cheerfully rec-
ommend it to the public. SALLY A.Cnoi-'i:'r,
PRESSON (‘noFu'r,
A true copy ofthe original.

WIN TE R AR R AN GEIVIEN '1‘.

. NORVVALK and NEW

 YORK ACCOMMO-
 D.-\'1‘lO.‘t STAGE

_; ' -- - I :—..—= Wlill leavcu. I~l.l:lus1'J-:n’s,

No. 21 Bowery, daily (Sundays_e2:ccptcd.) at S o'-

clock, A, M. and leave E. H. S'riii.-:1-:r’s, at 8 o’-
clock, A. M. commencing December 26, 1831.

N. B.—All Goods, Specie. and Baggage, at the
Owner's risk. E. KNA PP,
C. ODICLL.

C. PARTICK,

Norwalk, Dec. 26, 1831. ‘Z09

'w1N'rE1t ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW’-HAVEN.

HE DESPATCH LINE of Past Coaches
will hereafter leave the Officc,YoiiK-House,
P10. 6 Courtlaudt-street, (third officc from Broad-
way,) DAILY at 7 o'clock, A. M. and arrive in
New-Haven by 7, P. M. FARE Through $5.
II? All Goods, Specie, and Baggage, at the
,risk ofilie owners thereof. -
Wm. B. J AQUIS, Agent for Proprietors.
Norwallr, Dec. 26, '183l. 209
HE Court ofProbate for the District of
Danbury hath limited six months from
this date for the creditors to the estate of
Abel Burr, late of Bedding, in said district,
deceased, to exhibit. their claims to the Ex-
ecutors for settlement. All Vb ho neglect; to
exhibit their claims within said time will be
, debarred ii. recovery.
DAVID Bonn,
DAVID Bonn 2d,
_ HARVEY SMITH,
Ridgefielo. Dec. 12, 1531. 109*
‘1 HE Court of Probate for the District of Non,
W8lk,’llalI'l limited and allowed Six months
from the date thereof, for the creditors to the
estate of Samuel Carter, late of New Canaan,
' deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who“-_neglect to present their accounts,
propciily attested, within said time, will be de;,,,,.,
red 3. recovery. i.All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate pay.

 
 

 

 

§ Proprietors.

)p Eaecutors.

Incnt to H ANFORD CARTER,
SAMUEL Can-an. Exleculm-,_
“ Cuumu Curran. i '
New-Canaan, Dec. 26, 1831. O 209

.g_.

NE W SUPPLY.

Edwin Lockwood
AS JUST replenished his assortment of
GROCERIES Sz PROVlSlONS,which
are warranted to be of the choicest quality.
and as cheap as any in market.
Y In his assorlmeizt may be found .-
oung H ‘son, H tson Skin ,
and Seiichongl g TEAS‘
.Iava,Manilla, and Laguira COFFEE;
Double and single Loaf]
S D3 _ Ndo.O Lump (
t. i-oi.\'. . rleans.
Sugar House,‘ India, &, S SUGAR.
Havanna J
VV. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant
VVINES; A gwiieral assortment of LI-
QUORS ; COR DIALS.WllOlCS2ll€ and retail,
Ale, Cider, and Vinegar. SPlCl~LS——-Nut-
meg‘, Cloves, Ciiinamoii, Ginger, Pepper,
Alspice. &c.; Spanish and American Segars;
Plug, Cut. and Smoking Tobacco; Pork,
Hams, Mackerel in but rels,Codfish.Crackers,
Herring, Cheese. Lard, Butter, Rice; Hon-
ey very superior, Chocolate, and C-t_)CO:l.
Lemon Syrup. Stoughion’sBEtters,Mustard,
Mould and ilipt Caiulles, Table Salt, whitt-
and yellow bar Soap, Starch, Brooms.
FIi‘U1Y'—-Raisiiis, Figs, Currants, Prunes,
hard &. soft Almonds, Maideira Nuts. Filberte,
Tainurinds, fcc. dsc. Norwalk, Sept. 26.

STONE CUTTING.
Hl<2suhsrriber continues the Stone (‘ut-
iing Business, at his old stand in Norwalk

near the Bridge, where he will be happy to re.
Ct‘.'I\'C orders for any description of work in his
line.

Tombs, Jlfoiiitmciits, Head Filosirs. Hearth Stones.
Jamlis, Sin/:3. Fur.-races, S-c. ."yc. fmnislicd at the
shortest notice.

Orders left with Eligzlialet Coley. \Veston.
Charles Wiigiit,Saugaiucli. Bradly Keeler, New-
Canaan, James H Hoyt, Stamford, Augustus
Lyon, Horsneck, James Jones, Wilton, Duct, N.
D. Haight, North Staniford, John Smith, Es .
Sawpitls, N. Y. I‘IClll'_V Jackson, Br-tlford, Ilen-
ryI‘It1rris, Sing Sing, Gilbert Brown, Pecksliill,
will meet with prompt attention.

ILDMUND PRICE.
Norwzillr. Nov. 14, 1831. 203

FOR SALE,

 WV 7 "1 nte D]welling house atpd limp-
fiTi“u~,_,, s ea.‘ , occupied y ie su -
 l” siibsoiiber, and situated about half
 ‘ way between the Bridge and old
well. The Dwelling house is in excellent re-
pair, with a well near the door. and an ever
running spring -1 rods from the house. The
homestead consists of7 acres offlrst rate land

and contains 2 orcliards ofupivards of 60 lim-

 

 

trees. For fiirtlicr particulars enquire of the
subscriber, JOHN BENEDICT.
l\rHl“V_\".'l.Il{. i\"ov-.=_rnber 13. 18731. 203
1'0 I-Iut . 17] a.nezf.n.nf-)1/1'/2-2'3‘ .
% BOUT 80 yds. of Drab Flushing. for sale by

GEORGE S1‘. JOHN.

E" ILD E.-’ill'l‘HERN WARE, such as minn-
‘ ufnctured at the Old Well, for sale at their

retail prices by GEORGE S1‘. Joniv.

Fall and \7Vintei= Goods.
EBENEZER STEVENS

AVING within the past week replenislied

his stock of DRY GOODS, suitable for

lllu presentand appproaching season, nowoffers

them to the public. at such prices as he tbiiiks

cannot fall of giving saiisliictioii. Purchasers

will please call and examine. The following
comprise a part ofhis assortment :

Super Blue, Black, Olive, Scarlet, Brown,
Mixt and Drali iramlclollts; Blue Black, Olive,
Mixt and Fancy col’d Cnssimerr-s ; Blue. &. Blk
Mix! Saltiuetts ofvarious qualities; Blk. Red.
Green, Yellow and White .I‘:laI]llCIS, vefy low;

_l5O ps. Merino Circassi:ins,of most every color

and quality; Blk. Ii. Silk; Blk. It. Lusting ;
Bk. Sinchews and Sarsnets;-Blk. and Blue Bik-
Gro de Nap ; Col’d Changeable do.; Blk. Flor-
ences; 4-4 Green India for Ladies lluls; Blue
Green and Pink Plorences; Canton Crapes;
-1 4 and 6-4 Blk. Ir. do.; Blk. Bombazines; Fig’d.
Ratteuett; 6-4 7-4 and 8-4 Blk. and Red Merino
Shawls; Blk. and Scarlet Merino Long Shawls;
Blk and Scarlet Valeniia Shawls; 4-4 5-4 6-4
8 4 l0-4 and I2 4 Blk. and lied Prussian Shawls;
4-4 5-4 6-4 Cashinere Do. ; Palmcrinc and Bar-
ege Htlk s ; Silk and Cotton Flagg ilo.; 4-4 6-4
Bobbinet Lace; Elk. Barcelona Hdkfs. ; 4-4

' 5-4 and 9-4 Green Barage for Veils; Blk. Bob-

binet Lace Veils, a good assortment; Tliread
Edgeings and Inscrtings; Bobbinet do ; Bob-
binet Footin-,,s, nllwidtlis; 80 ps. Super Dark
and Light Chintz Calicoes; Black, and White
Ginghams; Tartan and Caroline Platls:Cam—
blots; Blk. Green and Drab Tabby Velvets;
Blk. and Brown Silk Velvet; Elk. and Slate
Col’d. Wors'etl Hose; Swiss, Mull, Jacconet,
Book and Cambric Muslins; Long Lawn; Lin

en Cainbric Hdkfs ; Bishop Lawn ; 10 ps. lrisli
Linen; Red Padding; Canvass, and all Kinds
of Coat Trimmings : Devonshire Kersey; LY ON
SKI-N ; Bang up Cord ; Bcavcrtcen ; Fustions ;
60 ps. Blcacli’d Muslin; 2 Bales Brown Sheeting;
Builaps and Osnaburg; Russia Sheeting; Rug.
sin Diaper; English Blankets; A large assort.
merit ofGentlemeiis and Ladies Gloves; Silk
and Cotton Uni'oi'ellas; Blue, Black, BIOWII,
Green, Cinnamon, Pink, Red, and Slate Col’d,
Cambric Muslin ; White and Red Canton Flan-
nels; Unbleach’d Jean; Domestic Gingliams;
Checks; Swans down; Foundation Muslin ;
Hooks and Eyes; Blk. and Col’d Sowing Silk ;
Pearl Buttons; 'l'will’d Tapes; Blkr Irish Thread
by the pound ; Pins; Needles; Brown Linen;
Dark Valentin, Marseilles, and Silk Vestings;

Blk. Preniilie; Cotton Yarn, Batting and Wiid- .

ding ; Mens 8: Boys Mixt Stockings. and Socks;
Mixt a_Iid White Woolen Yarn; Blk. and Straw
Col’d Navniino Hats. 8r.c. 8w.

2d Door North of the Mill. Norgoallc, Nov. 2!,

NEW GOODS.

Wheat Flour by the barrel. .
Buck-Wheat do. first rate. -
Coffee Mills; Mackerel by the barrcll, 8:. 1-2
barrell ; Boston Soap; , wash tubs ; wash
boards; Nails of all sizes, just received by
November, 7. J. IHNNEY &. Co.

Wrapping Paper. _
CONSTANT supply of Wmppiiig Paper
of different qualities, large and small size,

for sale by ' WM. J. Swear 8:. Co.

Salt, Codfish, Lamp Oil &c.
0N Hand and for sale by the subscribers,
Rock, Turks Island. and Liverpool Ground
Salt, Salt Peter by the quantity, Sperm, Bank,
Linseed, and Whole Oil Codfish,Mackei-el, Shad,

&.c. &c. ' ' Wu. J. Sriizzr 8; Co.

2

l More New Goods,
UST received oy the subscriber a handsome
asorlmeiit of New 82. l."ashio'nabe Dry Goods,
which are offered to the public at very iedureu
prices, which will make it an object for those who

chasing elsewhere.
Among wliich are the largest assortment of

BROADCLOTHS

color and qualitv-Also, blk, blue, drab anal mixt
ilASSIMl*II’.ES; I"ashionabli- mixt and common
Satinett; A variety ofSilk, Velvci,Vulentiii Mur-
st-illcs and other Vestings; brown, and blue Cam-
blet, Brown Goats Hair do. a superior article for
gentleman's Cloaks. Green Baize 81. Frize,Green

lflannels, Merino Cii'cassia:is a variety of colors.
Calico:-ii, Cainbric and Shining Muslins, Irish
Linen anti Lawn, Domestic Sheetings and Tick
ing, Russia and linitation Sheeting. Black Silk
Serge and Blk Mareeline Silk, Black and green
Sarcinett Bobinett Lace, Swiss and Jackonei

Pongee Hdkfs. a superior in ticle, Fancy 81. Bang-
up Cord. Beavci-teen,Scotcli Girigliain Umb'rel'.iis.
ll good assortment Hosiery and Gloves, Suspen-
ders, Stocks nud Collars, Gentle-meii’s Hats and
Boys Caps. Ready Made Clothing, and Clo" "
made to order upon slioit notice in the In‘

most npproved F.’1$l‘ll()l'lS, A large arc"

the hest~ot"'l'riniiuings krpt COIlSl8lll'l_.

together with a great variety ofGooils not . _ __....,
ciiuiiierated,a.l.l of \\ hit,-h will be sold on terms
the most fevoi'uble——c:ill and see.

ALFRED MALLORY.
'Norwalk, Oct, 1. 1831.

 and l'I"2'7ztcr Assortment Ly‘
Ready Made Clothing.

P’ II E Siibscriher has just received at the Nor‘

walk Clotliing Fsialilisliinent ; a few roils
Ea.-it ufthe Bridge, a very extensive assoitment
of IiF..-XDY dis VVELI. M.-‘.DE CLCTHING, eni-
bracing nearly every article ofgciiilemeifs appa-
rel, which will he sold at the lowest New York
prices. EDWIN LOCIKWUDD. ‘

TREDN VVAEEE.

E? ISH KIITTLES, Pots, Bake Pans, Spiders

common 1: covered, Tea Kettles, Fire Dogs.
Frying Pans, Satllrons, Toy Sail Irons. English
Spades and Shovels, Sliovel and Tongs, Cnstsieel
Ilocs_,lron Caiitllesticks, '1'-.iblc and Desert Knives
Forlzs, Pocket Knives, «.\,-c. for sale low by

May I6, 1831 Geoiicr. Sr. Jens.

U? £0
TIIE Subscriber have on lmiftl
an assortment ofgcntlcniens’ Ilats
ofgootl qiiality, and intend keeping
a full gtipply made in the best man-
_ tier and tinislietl in Nets-Yoi'lt in the
. ’ latest style. Ge-iiilciucii can be
svippled iwitli flats to Order upon sho-t notice.
ALFR In!) tV.lAl.LORY.

ii'1l.LI.~1..'l G.‘ILE
OFI-‘ERS for sale H. banthome and
gt‘l"|t‘l‘(llflSSOl‘ln}eDt of HATS, iii-
clu,,'ln,E- ¢|._.n,,- -4‘ .l-.- ‘».u:;1 rrcvv
, York liishioiis.
Z ’ be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice.
Norwalk. March 28 1831
Boot and Shoe store.
W ELLIARI DEAYBEIRY
‘— ESI’EC'I‘FULl.Y informs
 the Gellllelllttlltilitl I..adies
of Norwalk. and its vicinity
that he has op'e_ned his Store,

 

 

 

and directly opposite the store of St. J. & M.
(Sign of the golden 1300],)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sole
a general assortment of first quality Boots anti
Shoes-——also measures taken. Gentlemen and
Ladies accoinmoilated and well fitted at the
shoriest notice and at rt.-tluced prices. Also, a
generul assortment of superior FINDINGS. of
the first quality. for sale at the N. York prices.

Also,Liquid and Paste Blocking of a g'(‘|'lllln('.
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States.

l\'orwallr, inst".
E

Ill. I’0;\IEROY'S PASTE and .‘?'.l'R.-ll’,
o for sale by the doz. at 15s, by
Och 3|. 1831. GEORGE S1‘. norm.

ROG Ii SAL T.

 Biishels Coarse heavy Rock

Salt, Just received and for sale
in lots to suit purcliusers by
Nov. '14. I831. HUBBELL & PORTER.
Merino Shawls and Circassians.
GOOD supply ofMeiino Shawls, warranted
free front Cotton. Also, Merino and com-
mon Circassiaus. very low, for sale by

Br.siti~:'r'r 8; lVl.u.Lomr.
3 KEGS Powder. just rec’d, and for sale
at the Lowest Manufaclory prices.——-
Also, the best of Canister Powder.
Nov. 7th. THOMAS &» MEAD.
Bennett &. Mallory
E_ AVEjust received Merino Cloths, Merino
and other Circassians, all Colors, together
with inany other articles, which makes«lhc'n“as-

sortment not inferior to any in the place’, all of
which will be sold at a very small advance.

Caps! Caps 3 l—Caps I ! I
ILLIAM GALE Is new opening ii largo
Mens nt:s:p3i't?eiiItnofl;VIeli;'s Sea Otfiicrafur Cfipii.
. i o 3 ac , rown an my air
Seal Caps, Boys Leather and Cloth Caps.
Also, Mens and Youths fur Huts of all prices.

ORN, Rye, Oats, Buckwheat, 81. Flaxseed,
wanted at the Norwalk Mills,—For which
Cash will be paid by HUBBELL 82. Pom‘:-:n.

J UST received a supply of Wm. Davy’s Fresh
brewed ALE, of a superior Quality , which
will be kept Constantly on hand by
Nov. 31. 1831. Hnnnizu. 8: Ponrim.
OMESTIC FL ANNELS, of 8. Superior
Quality, for sale by L. I-]uani«;Lr..

JUST RECEIVED.
0 NE Barrel Irish Whiskey.
1 do old Monongahela, for Sickness.
Sweet Oll,.lll bottles. Sperm Candles.
First quality Gosheti Cheese.

Nov. 7. i831. EDWIN LOCKWOOD.

, BRICK.
C0i\ElTAN'I supply of hard, soft and Sal
mun Brick, on hand and for sale by
May I5 HUBBELL 8L PORTER.
 °" 4.00 I5ushels_,ol' Beach Sand for sale a
6d per bushel. ' G39. S-r. Jame.
N. The above Sand sold at the above name
ed price, Oi-ly.y)'.he'n_ several buslielu are wanted.

wish to purchase to call and examine before pur-'

'-verhcfore offered, enibracing every variety of

Serge and Floor Cloth, ‘R. good assortmen'. of

Muslin, Swiss and Italian Crnvats, Silk Fl:igiintl..

Geniemcii rat‘. ~

first door we§'t of the Britlgr-_

0l'ilHgcS dz. Lemons, For sale low by I

I EBAIRTRAIVI 633; TEOYT,
E AVE for Sale Sack, Turks lslanci, 8:. Rocl.
B .! lSalt,’liyFthekl.oad or Bylislicl,

ii ier iy t ie ‘ur in or retai .

Lard, Pork b_y the Barrel or less quantity,

Mackort-I and Shad,

W'in'.er 8: Fall Oil, Lin°ecd and Neatsfoot do.

lron anti Steel ofiill descriptions,

(itiiii Slisllack of various qualities,

Vt-rdigris and Alcohol.

Copperas and Chip _Campezicliy Logwootl.

ghoul Flour first and second qu:il.t_v.

,ucltivlic-at (lo. and all other articles usually
kept in a Groceiy Store.

I Aiitl now as they have nothing to do, but give
their attention to the calls oftlieir ctistomcrstliey
would be happy, to supply the wants o_l their
fiiends, at a moment's notice, and on as reason-
able iernis, as they can be supplied elsewhere.

Norwalk, Nove nber 2|, 1831.

FOR SALE.
VALUABLE Grist Mill, situated in New-
Canuau, on Five Mile River, half a mile

east ofthe Meeting House, with a powerful over-
slit-.'_;-wlieel, and two run ofstones, Also, about 6
Acics of Land attached to it, with a convenient
Dwglling Ho:_.se,aii excellent wt-llofwatcr netir
0' ‘ door, Orcliu-.-rl, hzc. For further particulars
to SAMUEL COMSTOCK.
-Canaan, Dec. 5, I831. tin-206 *

FOR SA L E.

,. HAI‘ Vailtiuble Property for-
_'_ merly owned by Natlzan L.
Comstock, dt-.c’d. and situated near
his late residence, on the eastern
part of New Canaan, on the first
branch ofthe Noi-walk river, viz :——A Saw Mill,
Fulling Mill, nntlCariling Miicliine, all in first
l't_lle order, on it most durable Stream ; there is
also a part ofihe buildings fitted for a dwelling
house; the stand is excellent for the business in
ivhicl it is now employed, and would be also an

excellent situation for a Factory of any descrip-

tion wiiiiting water power, there is about two ii-

crcs of land attached to the prcmi-tes. For fur-

ther particulasrs, inquire of the subscribers.‘
izrninvn Coiisrociz, , ,,_
\VATTS Co.us“i‘ocK, 2 Adm " ‘
Norwttlk, Nov. 28, 1831.

China, Earthern 63- Glass VVai'e

EIil:‘.i\'NE'I"l‘ (S2: M.-XLLORY havoju.-st receiv-
.) ed a new supply of l.‘l’.‘.OClx"l3l§lY, wliich

“ill be offered to the public on very iiccomnio-

tinting terms. Also, an ussortmeiit of Bristol

VVtirc. Nov l2. ‘.1

T0 ECONOMIS'i‘S.
Dobso-n’s Pate-n.t Balccrs.
%'I'lLES CURTIS S.'.Co.having purcliased the
5;) right of making and vending the above nrii~
cl:-, gives notice that they will keep a good supply
with single and double Rt-flcctnrs ofvarious sizes
at their iriii:iul'ariory in Norwalk,v-'liich they will
gpll on as good terms as can be piirclinsctl else-
where: their merits are too well known to re
quire recomniendatioii. Any person can have the
privilege oftaki-ig them on trial, and if they are
an satisfied with their utility, can return them

wit!-‘n two weeks free of expciisc.
’T'.'u‘/wuuk,“ act. I.'. 2ci:..;. c'.':.'

To ll-Iatters.
THE subscriber wishes to con-
tract for low priced unfinish-
ed Hats. {lo will furnisli ths
Stock to make them, or pay in
Stock when made, accordiiig to
agreement,‘ Apply immediately.
Iluts fiuislicd, 'Pi'imiiieil and boxed to order.
guild uufiiiishetl, llals received inpaynient
' FOR SALE.
A row Cases Shellac,
Alcohol by the bairel, itnd retail
Copperns by the task, and retail
Togctlier with all other kinds of llattcrs flocks-
C-. B. llENJAl\llN, AGENT,
‘ \Vilton. November 1. I831. t.‘l9tf '

kill‘.-k’H‘E§ SI. €_)APi'§.
E'}‘J’IS'l‘ Iieepigtitl, anew Sllfipplié of I‘-llats &. Capsd,
Q ’ellS an o_vs Sizes, . n ‘ere on us goo
Terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
Nov. 28. A. MAl'.T.0RY.

Mackerel, Codiish, Plaster .§*c.
'_. HE subscribers havejust rec'd 300 bbls. hall‘

’ bbls 81. Quarter bbls. No.1,‘). 8/3 Mackerel,
71') Quintals Codfish, 300 Tons Plaster,
3'l'cns Grind Stones, 10 Boxes Mould Candles.
I5 Boxes Soap, 10 hiilfhbls. No. 1 Shad,
4 bbls Cranbcrrys, I5 Doz. Brooms.
5 Doz. Painted Pails, 5 bales Indian Twine,
4 hhds. Sugar, 5 hhds. Molasses.

Ai.so.—A general assortment of Genuine Gro-
ceries, all ofwliich will be sold on very accom-
modatingternis. Hunni-:LL 81 Porvrsn.

Norwalk, October 3|, 1831 201

- FUR COLLARS.

A Large Supply ofthe above aiticle, Also,
4, Brown Seal Skin, English Dressed, 8 very
superior article, will be sold by the Skin or less
quantity, vciy low, Also, Cord and '1assell, for
Clocks, and all kinds of'I‘riinmings.

Nov. 9.8 183i. A. MAr.r.oiu'.

vV00L-F°iiii§i~ti:yzi:R STEVENS.
CROCKE RY.

.4 I-IUBBELL hasjust received it handsome
L ' assortment of China, Glass, and Eurthern
Ware, of the latest impoitations, Comprising the
greatest variety of'Patters and Style ever offered
in this market. Oct. 3l, 1821.

- New Crockery Store.

5. EIOULTON

AS just received from LIVERPOOL a
H large and complete assortment of

Crockery, Glass and Earthen; Ware,
which will be sold as usual very cheap. A

He is also now opening his FALL GOODS,
consisting of Blue, Black, Ofiim and twist

BROADCLOTHS, ,
as low as they were sold two years ago. Alarge
assortment of Merino Circassians of all colours;
Hatters Napping Cloths; together with almost
‘all kinds of DRY GOODS. '

Likewise——Dry Groceries, as low as ever.
Saugiituck. November 2|. I831:

' ll?‘ C APS. «ill
‘ HE subscriber hasjust l?ec'd. a large as-
T iiorlmcnt of Fur, Hair Seal and Leather
Caps, which will be sold unprecedently Cheap.
Nov.21. ' Enisxezicii. Suviiivs.

HATS AND CAPS.

._ - UST received an assortment ofMens 8: Boy:
Hints of Good quality.—- Also,a few Doz. Hais

Seal Caps, Dark and Light Colours, for sale by
Nov. 7th. ' ' Sr. J_0HN.~& Moaius.

 

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Boards, Sliingles, Siding, &o.
S’I‘F€EE'l‘ 6:5 JAIVHES
AVE just rt.-cc-ivetl per Stoops Ganges uni
_ Superb. large additional supplies of Lum-
l)Pl‘. Their stock consists of ‘

200,000 Shingles ofa Superior Quality
l50,ll00 I've! Common .\lei‘ch’t. Bmirds
59,000 ft. lst and 2d clear Boards
l(l,0(lfl ft. Isl and 2d clr-nr 1.4, L2 8.1. 2 inch
l0.0C0 ft. 1 L2 White pine floor Plank
2,000 ft. 1 L4 Yellow do. do. do.
9,000 ft. I 1.4 Spriicedo. do.
20,000 ft. Box Boards
l5.(Ofllt. Tally Boards ‘
25.000 ft. Clenrantl Merclft. S ding
15,000 ft. Tally Heinlock Boards
600 ft. llemlock Scnniliug
200'.) ft. Cherry Boards.
The above is Seasoned and fit for immediate
iisc. Norwalk, Nov 2l, I831.

G-ROCERIES'u'
HE Subscriber lmsjust ruceived a new

. supply of FRESH GROCERlES,tvhicli
he offers for stile at reduced prices. Among
~.vbich are the fbllowing articles,-

Cogniac and Cider Brandy
olland and American Gin,
america St. Crux and N. Riim
4 Port. Lishon.Malagn &CUl'l'alll.

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VVI N ES VVinlergrec"n,Pep-
pe:mint, & Anuisced Cortlials «
.c:ar..r: TEAS.

 
 

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Ilyson Young Hyson, and
Souchong Teas



ll
..:tiiiiiiiii:.all fla-
Loaf, Lumn, and Brown SUG -\R _

f‘oli‘ee: Lnocoliite; Alspice, Pepper; Ginger
Nutinegs; Cinnnmon;_Cloves; Raisins

Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts

Oranges and Lemons ; Figs ‘

Wheat and Rye Flour

Fresh Bread ;criickers and Cheese

Butter; Pork; Lard; 'rIei'riii;:s

Dry and Pickled Codtlsliz Mackerel

Soap ; f‘-auilles; Polimdistiircli; Copperni
Spnnisl and Amtiricnii sugars

Alluni; Spanish Indigo; l.icori‘ce

Winter striiinetl Liiinp Oil

Suufl'; Tolibacco; Writing Paper

Powder; Slot ofiill sizes

Shoe, scrubbing. and white wiish Bi'u.iIioI
Must,-u-d, wiirrantcd good

P,r()i,in‘l5; gootl_i\‘io|iisses; Rice

Taniarinds, 'I‘aper.=i, it-c. Ste.

Candlewick and Cotton Batting

_ G. D. JENNINGS.
Norivalk. .Iu‘.jJ '26. 1830.
é‘l'.z.¢.l.§*5. E‘Imf“2’..‘i’Xl-.I:.".Z' (it. Ci?-
‘ ESPEC'l FULLY inform their friends an
_ the public that they have liiken the Stor

foriiierly occupied by D. S. B.-\l'l'I‘I{AM, we;
of the Bridge, where they intend keeping it gen-
eral assorlim-nl of the host (EROCEHIES, which
they alibi‘ at the lowest rates. They have now
on -ll1lIltl—' ' _
Cogninc Sr Cider Brnmly ; Holland & Am. Gin
Jamaica. St. Cl‘Ol.‘Z iintl N. Rum

Port, Lisbon, lvlaluga and Currant Wines _
\Viutergi'eczp.Peppermint 81. Aiiiiiseetl gordials

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awn um-. cuiiclitiitg '.L'.I*..-\.

1.{_','.‘'..::,

Leaf, Lump. and brown Sugar -

\Vheut and Eye Flour, Bread, Crackers, Cheese
Cotfee, Chocolate, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
Nutmegs. Cinnamon, Cloves. Raisins, Figs
Oranges, I’eiinuts,i\lnionds, Madeira Nuts
Butter, Pork. Lard, Irlerrings, Codflsh, Mackerel
Soup. Candles. Poland Starch, Copperas,liidigo
Sptuiisli and American segars, Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil; Powder and shot, Tapers

Mustard; Molasses". Rice, Tamarind: ,..- -- "

Shoe, sci‘uliliiiig,'t'~:. White wash Bru§heI..lIE6
i'\'0rwnlli,Mny 9. i83l._____ ,.,.'I75
e's‘ovr.«‘.s. x‘'‘‘‘‘"‘‘'
. US.'I”l.{ati«led froin
glvié Sloop Magnolia.
208\Stoves. consisting
ot‘(,‘ook Stoves, vari-
ous pat‘.erns,nir..~~ plati-
nr oven I-"loves. Box
. Stoves, wood and Coal
f'ranltlins,&c. &.c. See.
Also :---A few brass
mounted dz. Soapstone
Grates, all of which

will be sold at the New-York prices.
N. B. No Stoves sold, except for cash, or
approved notes on interest.
STILES CURTIS 3; Co.

They also keep constantly on hand a general
assortment of '

Housekeeping Articles,
Iron Ware Both plain andjeippan’d Ware
Britanin \Vare Blockiin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs
Sail Irons Soup Stone and other Furnaces
Hcllowwiire; brass Kettles finished 8: unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea. Spoons
V lso. Britania, Blocktin. Tin plate and Iron do.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and steel Snutfers 81. Trays ; Tea Walters
Japp8.n'tI Lamps; Brass,tiu. 8:. iron Candlesticks
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pam Coffee Mill!
Sieves Scales, Scale Beams
Weights and Measures (Joni I-lode
Chafing Dishes Iron Ware _

Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, &.c.
Also, a quantity Live Geese Feathers. Home

and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristle.-s, &.c.
[l’_?'Cash paid for all kinds ofshipping Furs.
Norwalk. Oct. 10, 1831.

Crockery and Glass VVare, &c.

UST received by the subscriber, a.- hand-

" some assortment of Glass Ware 8: Crock-

ery, including almost every article in that line,
which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.

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

Pitcliforks; Rakes; Mould Candles, &-c.
JAS..FlKNEY EL Co.

 

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Chaise, and II

’ Good family Horse, ll ood
Good Harness. ‘Apply to
Dec. 5. - C BARLOTTE Sr. Joan;

For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for strle, a-
_ __ , bout five acres of excellent Pasture and
Meadow land, on which a good new Dwelling-
house, and other out buildings,-—Also, ti well of
never failing water. Also. about one and a half
acres of Orchard of the first rate grafted Fruit --
The above is an excellent stand for a Shoemaker
or almost any other inechanick. The above prop-
erty ls situated at Flax Hill, in Nqrwalk. For
further particulars inquire of \lVit.u Sxnucx,
near the premises or dfGoor.n Saunas. N.-Xdrk. .

 

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Ngiv FALL AND WINTER Goons
VVILI4 [AM G.&LE I

HAS Just received a general and well so-
_ lccvted assortment ot‘I<“-ashionable Goody.
siiitabie for the approaching season. "
them are-— _ _
I _Pieces Broedcloths, Cassitiieres,-I
and Satiinetts, of every colour, shade, quality‘
3! l}l'l<-‘G ; I00 pieces 6-4 Super Merino Cloths
various colours and shades : 10 pieces 3-.4
col'd merino Circassiaiis ; 5 pieces yard wide
hliick merino circassians, a superior article
tor Ladies dresses ; Ladies and gentlemen’:
brown and blue camblet :' brown, drab and elm.
ave Petershams _for box coats ; a large assert.-.
ment green._crimson, scarlet, white, yellow-_
and black Plaiiiiel ; red and green Moreen ;,
Tartan Plaids: figured and plain Rattiiicts;
Devnnshire Kersey ; Napping Cloths ;...‘...*
200 pieces Czilicoos. some new patterns, and
very elegant ; blu’e&. pink,plaid & plainGing-
hams : Cainliric, Book,"iVfull,Swiss,Jaekoiiet,aiid
r uiisook Muslins, Fig’d n'fi‘d.plain; .superior
black Italian Sinchews and -Sarciiiets, Silk
Blk ant] blue blk G-'0 d_e Berlin and Gro dc Naps,
Bllr Gro de Sv.'is3',Gro de Indies and Grode Paris,
Col’d and changeable Gro dc Naps and Floren-
c»=s_ of every color and quality, 4 4 Green India
Silk for ladies’ IIBII, blk Mo’dc—biue-, greei),'
pink, white and slate col’d Florences, blue, blk,‘
white, straw and Pink Sattins, blk Nttnlreen amt
Canton Crnpcs, Pougee, 4 4, 5-4 6'4 blk Il8I||n
and preach t_Jrapes—white_.blue, pink and strgw
cxird Freiich cm‘pes',~ black Levantine, blk twiira
St-rge; blk and blue Raiinetts, 6'4, 7 4 and 8-4
Blk and Scarlet Merino Shawls war. tinted free‘
from Cotton,wh.'tti=.8L scarlet Merino Long Shawls
100 Tliihet Wool Shawls 81. Hdkfs, all colour: 65'
qualities ; Pru=sian Shawls 8/ Hokfs ; Sillggauzo"
and Barrage Hdkfs, Silk and Cotton Flag Hdikfg
blk Imiinn Criivats, white and plaid Ci‘avitt's'--’-
4-4, 5'4 and 6'4 green Rerrago for Veils ; green,"
bllt and white gauze Veils,’ blk 8: white Bobbinefii
Vcilshllishop Lawn, Thrciid and Bobbinett Edgg.
ings; 4'4. 5'4, 6'4 and 7-4 Bobinet Laceiioine’
very fine, Linen Ciiinbric Iltlkfs, 20 pieces super
Irish Liiiei.s : Long Lawn ; 50 piccess blc.'icli’if
Sheeiings ii_i_id Sllirfliigs, 80 ps. 4-4 tit 5'4 brown
Shea-tings. Burlaps,‘Osniibiii-ghs, Russia Sheet-
iiigs, Bedticking, Russia Diaper, Fine birds eve
Diaper ; 6-4. 7 4 and 8 4 Table Diaper. blue nint
greeii Table Covers: 8-4. 9'4, I04 and 11'‘! Role‘
Blankets. Point Blankets; blk, blue, green, crim-
son and Drab Tuby Vclvets, Furniture Dimity,
Corded Skirts. A good ussortmeut ofGloves and
Hosiery, &c. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Dark
Vuleiicin, Merseilles and Silk Ve-itir.gs,I ipcr blk
Silk Velvet for Vcsting; red Padding 8:. Canvas;
and all kinds of Tailor's Trimmings, whit‘
and blk C_ottou Wadding, white and brown Sat.-j
lin Jean, blk Pruntella‘, Cotton Yarn, white and
mint Woolen Yarn fine. Candlwick. Biiiting,Cai--‘
pet ynrn; Domestic Stockin s and Soc?“ 3‘ ,
Mittens, Comrorecu, Griisli. omestic Flannel 9‘
a large assortment of Hut Trimming_s of the la.-
test style; Mark and straw col’d Navarino Hats,
Dunsluble ti‘ Leghorn Hats ; l:lk Q blue Frogs ;
Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors and Thimblel,
Pocket Booxs and Wallets; Buckskin Miitensi;
Fancy Soaps; Cologne Water and Oils : Ivory
“=71! horn Combs; Worst.-.:d Shirts; black and
‘Vll-‘*t,e Foundation Muslin ; Millinet; No, 1 L8,
‘<3 I1,-1113 liluck Ribbons, be the box; the. 8:6. _
N. rwnlx, Nov. 7, I831.

Among‘

 

ST. JOEIIN & MORRIS 'havejust received 3'
t‘res,'0 supply of Seasonuble DRY GOODS;
which ,rm-e off-.-red its cheap as can be purchaua
at any other estalilishmeiit, viz :' ,

‘Fine and Superfine Brotrll Cloths, of variant
Colours, Cassimcres‘, Fine and Common light’
and dark Satinetts, _ ,

A good _assortrx’ien_t of Flannels;

Green Frieie for Cloak Linings,’

Red and Green Canton 1*‘-lanuel.',

Bleached and Unbleached do.

Ladies Colored Camblets 4-4 widev

Black Merino CIRCASSIANS.

Plain on-‘-' Pig’tl Crimson and Scarlet do =

Colour'd Cll't.‘aSsiuns_ it good figfioruneut:
Black Bomlmzines, 44 54am: o 4. Rlk_ &, whig.
Bobbinett Lnce,Bobhitett Quilingi and Edgetngc,
do. Icsertings, _Black Lace Veils. 4-4 and 5-4
Green Baruge,Plain‘and Figoured Swiss Muslin,
do. Book, do. Jackonet. do. Mull, Linin Cninbric,'
do. I-llitlkfs. Long Shawls, Thib’et Wool Shaiwll,
Cnshinere do. English Merinoe do. Plain and
Figur’d Prussian Shawls unil Hdkfi. Gro do Nap
and Worsted Barege Hdkfs. Ponge, Flagg Silk,"
Banilanna do. Cotton Hdkfs.White Swiss Gril-
vatts, Dark Plain do. Blatk Italian do. Barcelo-
na Hdkfs. 6-4 Blk. Italian Crape for Veils, Dari
Valencia Vestingii, Black and Fancy Silk Veo-'
tings, Ladies and Gr.-ntlei'i'r'en’l’ Gloves‘, Lidia‘
Worsted Hoi.i‘e,a good assortment Green Moreen;
for sale lst door West of the Bridge. Nov..__l_C.A_

GEORGE ST. JOHN: 
Ofers to _.all w/to toislz to purcliaiv.‘
FALL & WINTER G0.0DS..
A NEW and gootlsupply juit rec’d and for’-

iiale at a small advance above cost.
.4 mong which an thefollowing .7
Super blk Broadcloth, Brown do. Col’d’MothO'
Circassians; Black do ; 4-4 wide fig'd dd

Col’d and blue common Circanainiil‘ ,

Si iirlet, red,’ greemwliite and yellow Flannel!‘
G‘.-eon Bucking Baiiie Common Biiiu
Green Frize White Canton Flannel
Beaverteen Blue Camblet Celina‘
Plate Prints Tliibet Wool SIIIWII‘

Blk and Scarlet Prussian Shawls

Red, "green, blue and blk Tabby Velvet

Blk Silk Velvet Blk Italian I.u|ti'Iiig’
Plaid Jackonet Muslin Bishop Lawn
Fancy Belt Ribbons Black Pruiiollo
Black Horseskin Gloves, sewed with black

Blk Silk Gloves good’, Fancy genie Ribbons’
Hamilton Drilling 2-4 and 3'4; Children’: Gloiei
llZ?Also, irnew supply of CROCKERY.‘_

V aluable Mill Seat for sale.-

HE subscriber will sell the'Mill Sent format-'.~.
ly occupied by Green 8:. Weed, lying in Not:
walk, in the County of Fairfield, being an eicoli’
lent situation forcarryingoii any kind of Mums‘-
f'nctory—containg about eight acres of Land, Five
Mile River rutzningthrough the same, with a good
Dam erected and Buildings thereon, Iind_ lieu‘
the Landing. _
Ai.so—the Homested now occupied by Milo

Ferry, lying in saip Norvvalk, containing about

14 acres‘ of’ Meadow, Wood and Posture‘ band,
with a good Dwelling-house and other building:
the reon, situate near said Mill Seat,-which will be
sold with said ‘Mill Seat or separate therefrom so
may suit the purchaser. Any person wishing to 
view the premises and ascertain the tcrun,.-will

- please call on Snroisr. S1‘. Joniv near the premis-

es, or Biziu. Isucs Esq of said Norwalk, or the

subscriber living at Brooklyn, op osite the City

of New York. BARNABAS MARVEIN‘.
Norwiilk, August 1, 1831‘ 183 "-

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