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VOL? XV N0R‘VV;§{.K§9 TUE§B&Yg El‘-EBRUAERY $39 4832. NEW SEEEEES“-N0. 217.
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s. W. BENEDICT,
EDITOR AND -PROPRIETOR,

, I T_ERfi]S—TlVO Dollars per Ammm.
_l‘i’l id(Il_ebro0l<’:s, ”P_i1:i~i'1dle’s, and
Pocket .\’.t\manac.ks
For sure at me GAZETTE BOOKSTORE.

IWINTATURE EDITIONS.
EAT Pocket Bible-s,'I‘e.stainents, Bible Dic-
tionary, and Prayer Books; Daily Crumbs

from the Master’s Table: Daily Food for Chris-

tians; Daily Scripture Expositor, containing a

Text ofSc-‘ipture for every day in the year, with

explanatory Notes and rcflcctiiiiis--for sale at the
. GAZETTE BOOKSTORE.

LADIES ALBUIHS;
ITI-I Elegant Eiigi-:.t'iiigs, Fine Paper,
and iiandsomely Bound, for sale Cheap
'at the GAZETTE BOOKSTORE.
DABOLIIS ARITHMETIC.
 DOZEN l)ab.ill's Arithmetic; Greca
‘Majors ; Porlei ‘s Rhetorical Reader ;
IIale’s U. States; Walker's Dictionary, &c.
Just received at the Gazi-:'r'ria Boottsrontz.

IFIBEJESSCSKIHSEEI

MAYNARD & NOYES’, (,‘lIAI’l3L’S. and
TYLER’S In‘ K, For Sale twenty-five per
cent. cheaper than ever before offered, at

THE GAZE’l‘TE BOOKSTORE.
LELA.\'D’S DEBIOSTHENES.
Just rec’d and for sale at the Gaz. Bookstore.

SUGAR.
IV-illimn J. St'rcct'& Co.

ECEIVED by the last arrival from New

York, tl. few Hogsheads of St Croix and

New Orleans Sugar, which they offer bv the

Hhd. or Barrel. at the New York prices, \\llll
the addition of freight and cliarges. Dec. 26

NE VV G GODS.
\VELL IARE GALE

ASjust received another large and addi-
ETE tional assortment ofScaso1i(1blc. Dry Goods,
which to his former stock,’ makes it very coni-
plete, and which he will sell on reasonable terms,
at Whole Sale and Retail, among which may he
found: Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, Green and
Mist BROA DCLOTIIS Black, Bluo,Mixt and
Fancy Col’d Cttssimeres; IO peces Superfine
and Common Satinetts, Brown, Olive, and Drab

,.

Petersham; Devonshire Kersey; Napping Cloths, _

Green, Brown,_ant_l Blue Cnmblets, fine ; Baizes
and Flannels ol' every color and quality; Green
Frir._e; 50 peces Merino Cloths and Merino Cir-
Iztissians; Black and Scarlet Merino and Tliibet
Wool Shawls and Ildkfs , Colored and Black
Silks of every description; 80 peces Brown
Sheetings; 50 ps.Bleucbed Shirlings and Shee-
tngs. tltc. Norwalk. Dee. I9.

Insurance against Fire bya

NE W it ORR 015‘-FIUE,
' N0. 60 WAI.L S'l‘Rl£E’I‘. -,
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
o_r,,N)f.v-' YORK, have appointed George
St. .Iohn,as their agent in Nrzrivalk and the towns
adjoining, to insure Houses and other buildings
and property contained in them. such as Dry
goods, Groceries, &c &t.c.
agaiiist loss or Iiztmagc by Era.
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
Insurnce effcted at the lowest premium &none,
need be brought from aflluence to want in con-
sequence of loss by Fire; as all can be protected
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent-is authorised to issue
Polices to those who may apply. The Compa.
tiy pursue a libral and prompt course in adjust-
ing and paying their losses.
Guard - Against Fire.
‘PROTECTION
IN SURANCE COMPANY.
M. J. S'.I‘Rl‘-JET, of Norwalk, agent
of the Protection Insurance Company,
ofllartford Connecticut,ofl'ers to insure Hous-
es, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the
contents of each. together with every other
similar species ofproperty,

Against Loss or Danigzge by Fire.‘
The rates of Premium offered, are as low as
those ofany other similar Ill-“l.lillllOn, and eve-
ry man has now an opportunity, for a trifling
sum, to protect liimselfagainst. the ravages of
this destructive element, which often in a sin-
gle hour sweeps away the earnings of many
years.

The course the office }'l1t'Sll0 in transacting
their business and in the adjusting & payment
of losses, is prompt and liberal. For terms of
insurance, application may be made to the a-
bove named Agent who is authorized to issue
polices to applicants without delay

RE./ii OJV A L.
M. M. LAWRENCE

AS removed to No. 370 Pearl-street New

_ York, a few doors above Franklin Square,

where he will keep constantly on hnml. a- com-

;.-lete assortment of Goods in his line of business.

A continuance of patronage from his former cu!-
tomcrs is solicited.

N. B.—All orders for Goods, or Work left
with G. W. Comslock, will meet with prompt at-
tention» Arlicleslrft there, will be forwarded and
returned without any extra expense to the owner.

New-York, Dec. 26, I831. 209

1-‘on SALE,

A Valuable homestead, lying in the

_ town of New Canaan, about a mile
southeast from the Meeting house, in a neighbor.
hood called White Oak Shade, Said homested
consists ofa Dwelling house, Barn, Wood house
_and otner out houses, with four acres ofexoellent
Land. divided into Meadow, pasture and Wood
land;,with a sufficient number offroit trees there
up; For further particulars enquire of AZOR

- 1[]'[j[‘LE, :''-'?'J!' the premises.

j - EBENEZER CARTER, Jr.
New Canaan; January Q6; 1832. 8w” 1 14

THE Dwelling House and I fourth
___ of an acre of Ground adjoining, owned
and forinerly occupied by the subscriber, on the
East shore ofthe liaibour, about I00 rods from
the’ Bridge. For further particulars enquire of
Jun. 16. 212 LEWIS BENNETT.

”*"’Waiited Immediately

Y the subscriber, 2 first rate‘-flourncymcn

Tailors, to whom constant Employment
will be given for 2 M3 montlis,.and fair wages.
‘ Jan. 7,1832, Nose S. Butzr.

 

 

EEARTRAM 5: HOW T, l

E AVE for Sale Sack, Turks Island, 8: Rock
. Salt, by the Load or Bushel,

Butter by the Furkin or retail.

Lard, Pork by the Barrel or less quantity,
Mackerel and Shad,

I-Viuter 8:. Fall Oil, Linreed and Neats foo do.
iron and Steel ofall descriptions,

Gum Shsllack of various qualities,

Verdigris and Alcohol, ,

Copperas and Chip Campeachy Logwootl,
VVheat Fleur first and second quality.
Buckwheat ilo., and all other articles usually
kept in :1 Grocery Store.

And now its they have nothing to do, but give
their altetili auto the calls oftlieir customei-s,the_v
would be happy, to supply the wants of their
friends, at a momentis notice, and on as reason-
able terms, as they can be suppllefl €l‘°“-’l“"’°°

Nortvalk, November 2], I83]. _

China, Earthern ZS‘ Glass VVare
ENNETT 5:. MALLORV Iiavejtist receiv-
_ ed a new supply of C‘I{OCKE'RY, which
will be ofl'ci-ed to the public on very accommo-
dating terms. Also, an assortment of Bristol
liVare. Nov l§.’..
TO ECONOMISTS.
Dobson’s Patent Ba/ccrs.

TILES CURTIS 8i.Co.ltaving purchased the
cle, gives noticeiliat they will keep a good supply

right ofmiiking and vending the above arti-

‘wizli single and double Iii-flectors ofvarious sizes

at their manufactory in Norwalk,wliich they will
sell on as good lt'1'!llS as can be purcliased else-
where: their merits ‘are too well known to re-
quire recoinniendaiion. Any person can have the
privile,gt-. oftaking them on trial, and if they are
not satisfied with their utility, can return them
within two weeks, free of expense.

Norzcalk. Oct. 17. 1831. I99

To Itlattcrs.

THE subscriber wishes to con-
tract for low priced uiiliiiisli-
ed Ilats. He will furnish the
, Stock to make them, or pay in
~ it Stock when made, according to
agreement. Apply i:nmediatcl_v.

 

anduiifinislied, llats received in pa_\‘ment
FOR SALE.
._ A few Cases Shellac.
‘Alcohol by the bairel, and retail
Copperas by the cask, and retail
Together with all other kinds of llatters stocks.
G. B. IIENJAMIN, Ac-i;1\‘:r,
\Vilton. Novernber 1. 1831. 189tf

EEATES Si CAPS.
E381‘ Reepigetl, llSlle\\'Sll&}:pL¥r0l Igats & Capsd,
O L’ ens aui o_vs izes, o ere on as voo
Terms as can be purchased elsewheie. D
Nov. ‘.28. ‘ A. M.u.t.oiu'.

Mackerel, Codfisli, Plaster .S°c.

II E siibscribers havejust roc’d 300 bbls. half

bbls 8:. Quarter bbls. No.1. 2 8/3 Mackerel,
75 Quititals Codfisli, 300 Tons Plaster,
?>'l.'-a--M. G.i:in_d Stones, 10 Boxes Mould Candles,
I5 Boxes Soup. I.()l\BlrI.\IIIC-. No. 1 Shad,
4 bbls Cranberrys. I5 Doz. Brooms.
5 Don. Painted Pails, 5 bales Indian Twine,
4 hlids. Sugar, 5 lilids. Molasses.

At.so.—-A general assortment of Genuine Gro-
ceries, all ofwliich will be sold on very accom-
modating terms. HUBBELL 8: I’oRfI‘t~:t't.

l\'oi-walk, Octolier 3l, I831 201

New Crockery Store.

S. IVIOTFETON
HAS just received from LIVERPOOL a

large and complete assortment of
' Croc/rerg, Glass and Ear!/tern I-Varc,
which will be sold as usual very cheap.

He is also now opening his FALL GOODS,
consisting of Blue, Black, Olin: and Mix:

BROADCLOTE-IS,
as low as they were sold two years ago. Alarge
assortment of Merino Circassians of all colours;
Hatters Napping Cloths; together with almost
allkiuds of DRY GOODS.
Liltev/ise—Dry Groceries, as low as ever.
Saitgatuck. November 2l. I831:

3&3. PINNEY 5!. G0.
ESPEC'l FULLY inform their friends an
the public that they have taken the Store
formerly occupied by D. S. BARTRAM, west
ofthc Bridge, where they intcnil keeping a gen-
eral assortment of the best GROCERIES, which
they offer at tbelowcst rates. They have now
on hand—-
Cogninc & Cider Brandy ; Holland &, Am. Gin
Jamaica, St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant Wines
VViutergreen,Peppermint 8; Anniseed Cordials
Hyson, Y. Hyson and Sotichong TEAS
Loaf, Lump. and browti Sugar '
'Wheat and Rye Flour, Bread, Ci-izclreis, Cheese
Coffee, Chocolate, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
Nutinegs, Cinnamon, Cloves. Raisins, Figs
Oranges, Peanuts,Alinotids, Madeira Nuts
Butter, Pork, Lard, Herrings, Codfish, Mackerel
Soap. Candles. Poland Starch, Copperas,Indigo
Spanish and American segars. Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil ; Powder and shot, Tapers
Mustard; Molasses, Rico, Tamarinds
Slice, scrubbiiig,&. White wash Brushes, &c
Norwalk,May 2. I831. 175

FOR SALE.
NE Acre of Land, more or less,the north
end or the home lot now occupied by
the subscriber. Enquiie of
Jan. 2.1839. Hnznxtati BETTS.

1%..-I.-,i..-.1 Cod/ish.

M. J. STREET & CO. have just re-

ceived a Lot ofPiekled Codlish, (in

prime order,) they are offered by the Bairrell.

or less quantity, at their store opposite Edwin
Lockwooil's. Jan. 9, 1832.

FOR SAL E

BY private Contract. near the Old
Well, a small lot of Ground, with Dwel-
ling House thereon standing, and out Houses,
there is a first rate Garding spot, also, an excel-
lent never falling well of water within 10 feet of
thedoor, apply to Mu. Bn/um. who will show the
premises and contract for the same.

Jan. 9. tf2ll JOHN POGSON.

UST Received by the subscriber, a quan-

tity of Men's coarse lace Boots,warranted
Good. Also, a few pair of Women‘s, do.
which they will dispose of lower than can be
bought at any other place.

Jan. 9. 1832. J. FINNEY &. CO.

'" 0MES'1‘lC FLANNELS, of :1 Superior

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Quality,for sale by 14- Hun a.ELt,.

Hats finislieil. Ti'i-'nined and boxed to order,,

@ offering a general assortment of Dry Goods
at reduced prices, among which may he found.
Bi‘oa:lc1oths ofvatious colors and qiialities, Blue.
Black, Lavender, Brown and Drab Cassimercs;
Superfine Light and Dark Mixt Satiuett ; Coin-
mon do; Biingiip Cord; Beaverteen; prabliett ;
A Good assortment off-"funnels ; Red, White and
Brown Canton Flannel: Lion Skin Coating;
Devoushire l{ersey', Light. and Dark Valencia
Vesiimgs; Irish Linens; 4.4 6.4 and 8.4 Linen
Diaper, warranted all Linen; 6.4 7.4 and 8 4 Cot
ton. do. Russia Diaper; Russia and Imitation
SI'lUt’.lIl1"'i,' Brown I-Iolland : White and B own
Juan : Bleached Shcetings and Shertings; Un-
ble.'-iched Sheetiiig ; Apron Check, Red Padding,
Linen and Cotton Bi.icki'ani,Cotton Flagg Hdkfs.
Cotton Shawls, Brown, Green and Blue Imita-
tion Goats Hair Caml-lets, Merino and Coinuion
Circassiauti, very cheap Coloured Muslins,Clarks
S_D00l Cotton, Cotton Batts, Patent Tliread.
ALS-')-—A good assoitmcnt of Silk Goods, such
as Black Italian Lllsting, Gro de Swiss, Gro de
Berlin, Sirrchcw. Siirsnett, Marcelino, Blue, Blk
Gm do Naples, do Floience, L‘-tiangenhle Silks,
Col’d. Gio de Nap. very cheap, Col’d. Florances,
Sliaivls of all kinds, Twist, I-‘lugg Silk and Pon-
gee l’Iandkfs., 4.4 5.4 and 6.5 Black and white
Bobbinett Laces, Lace Edgings, Footlngs and
Liseriiiigs, Pearling, Fancy Sitk l’almiriiit- and

T. JOHN & EIORRIS N9 "W" I

BUTTER.

W0 or tliree,biindred weight of Good Roll
Butter, forsale by VVM. J. STREET 8;‘ Co.

NE W SUPPLY.
.‘ _
l.udvvin ‘l..0c.\=.wood
AS JUST replenislied bis assortment ct‘
GROCEl{Il3::‘ Sc l’ROVlSlONS.wliir-l-
are —\varroiited to be of the choicest quality.
and as cheap as any iti market.
7 In /its a.s*sor£mr:.~it rnny bcfiiund .-
lotion: ,l-Iyson, Hyson Skin -
and Souchong TEAS‘

.lava,Maiiilla, and Lagujra COFFEE,

Double and single Loaf]

Do. do. Lump
St. Croix, N. Orleans. SUG.1R°
. S_ug-ar llouse, India, {its I

Havanna
‘N. India and N. Orleans MOI..ASSES.
M.'id~3ira.~ Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Ciirratit
VVli\'E.‘_~‘; A genei'al assorttnent of LI-
QUORS; CORDIAL-‘iivliolesale and retail,
Ale, Cider, and Vinixgai-. SPlCljS-——Nut-
meg‘, ..C-loves, Cinnamon, -Giiiger,,Pcpper,
Alspice. 850.; Spanish and American .‘3e;;rai‘s;
Plug, Cut, and Smoltlllg‘ Tobacco; Pork.

Gauze I-Iandkfs., '.l'liil:et Wool Shawls, ti lflrgn

assortnient offiibbons and Ribbon “fire. For‘-

sale at the Isl door West end ofthe Bridge,

Nonvallt, .lauuary 9,1832,

BU'I"I‘I£R, CIIIEIESE S-z. LAIID, for sale by

.Iau. 16, I832. Hvnm-‘.i.i.& I'01l'1‘ER.

7‘ ‘ T‘ "

YO K ‘:3.llLlLu.

f HE Dwelling I-louse, Barn, and a well of

never tailing water, one acre of Land. sit-

uated in Darien, (Five Mile River.) is offered

for sale by the subscriber. also, a Giist Mill, sit-

uated on the Stream Leading to File Mile Riv-

er Landing, and is located btit one Mile from

the Landing : the Mill with two Run of Stones.

'I.‘lie Mill is in Good repair, doing good work.—-
Paym:-iit made easy. Enquire of

ZALMON STURGES.
Darien, (Five Mile River) Jan. ‘.23, I832. 213

 

IIE siiliscriber continues the Stone Cut-

ting Business, at his. old stand in Norwalk
near the Bridge, where he will be hii;~.p_v to 2-..-
c_eive orders for any description of work in his
line’. '

Tomb and Flaggiiig‘ Stone. 

He has now on hand from 75 to I00 pair of
Tomb Stones. most of which are prepared for in-
sci-iptions; also from 20 to 30 Hearth Stones.
rionsisting of blue marble, and North Riverlfliig;
Min-iile Facings, Paint Stones and Miillers ;—~
Cinques, Soap Stone,Frcc Stone, 8:. Soap Stone. i
Piirnaces:

Most ofthe above Stock has been lately pur-
chased at very low rates, and is now offered for
sale much cheaper that‘ has heretofore been sold.
Persons in want ofany kind of Monumental work
will do well to delay contracting until they have
examined this stock, which will be found to be
vastly superior in allfrespccts to much ofthe stone.
that is liawked about the country, 6:. is free from
lsiug glass. Peri-ons sending in their oiders at
this dull season ofthc year will be indulged with
along credit. VVood and many other articles ta-
ken in exchange. .

Orders left with Eliphnlet Coley. \Veston.
Charles Wrig-iit,Satigiittick, Bradlv Keeler, New.
Canaan, James II. Hoyt. Stainford, Aiigristiis
Lyon. -Horsneck, James Janes, Wilton, I)oc1_ N,
D. Haiglit. North Stamford, John Smitii, Esq.
Sawpitts, N. Y. Henry Jackson, Bedford, Ilen-
ry Harris, Sing Sing, Gilbert Brown, Peekskill,
will meet with prompt attention.

_ EDMUND PRICE.
Norwalk, Jan. I0, 1832. 203

T0 CARPENTERS.

ANTED to Contract for the. materials
and building ofa house 26 by 32 feet,
main part-«and out Kitchen I-5 by- 21 ft-et—to
be finished in modern style, and completed by
the 1st of September next. Persons disposed to
contract are requested to call immediately upon
the subscriber for further information.
Norwitlk, Jan. 30. STIL ES CURTIS.

can GOODS,

AT SAUGATUCK.

HE subscriber has received an additional

supply of Dry Goods, and although he
has not yet “ hung out his banner on the outer
wall,” with the inscription of “ Selling off‘ at
Cost,” he presumes to offer his Goods as low as
can be piirchasedin this market. Hit stock is
large, and purchasers will find it for their ndvan-‘
tage to call and examine the following, together
with many other articles :-

Brown, Olive, Drab, Blue and Black BROAD-
CLOTI-IS; Cassimeres, Sattiuets, Scarlet and
other colored Fl.'iniicls—Circassiaiis, Domestic
Sheetings, Bed Ticks, Goats Hair and \’Vorsted
CambleIs,Furniture Dimity,Calico Red Spreads.
Colored Gros de Naples, Black Italian Lustring,
Gros de Zine, Gros ile Swiss, Black Satin SILKS.

GEORGE W. COMSTOCK.

Saugatuk, January 16, 1832. 212

HATS AND CAPS.
UST received an assortment ofMens 8: Boys
Huts of Good quality.-—,Also,a. few Don. Hais
Seal Caps, D_ark and Light Colours, for sale by
Nov. 7th. Sr. Jomv &. Mounts.

CAPS. V

FUR. Hair Seal, Leather, Cloth and Fancy
Silk CAPS,just received and for sale by
iliiivivicrr Kr MAt.r.onv. ,
Norw:illt.'Jan. Q3. 1832. 213

101}? Bottles Castor Oil,

300 lbs. Stilt Peter, 500 lbs. Pearliish,

500 do. Sol Aerntus, 500 do. Alum,

1000 do. Coppe1‘as,ju5t. received. and for sale
WEED dz. BUTLER.

 

Hams, Mackerel in l)'1l rels,Codfisb,Cracl<ei-s.
ilc-rring, Cheese, Lard. Butter, Rico; floti-
:-) very superior, Chocolate. and Coco-i.
Lemon Syrup, Stoiigliloti’.-Bittcrs.M ustard,
Mould and dipt Catidlcs, Table Sal‘, white
and yellow bar Soap, Starch, Brooms‘.
_ FRUIT--Raisins, Figs, Currants, Prunes,
hard &. soft Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Filborts ,
Tatrzarinds, &c. &c. Nortvalk. Sept. 26.

Fall and ‘W'int.er Goods.

EBENEZER STEVENS
H.&V'lNG within the past uiveek ie,,lQ,,;_ql,e,]
his stock of DRY GOODS, suitable for
the present and appproacliing season, now offers
them to the public, at such prices as he thinks
ciiiiiiot fail of giving satisfaction. Purchasers
will please call and examine. The following
comprise a part ofliis assortment :
Super Blue, Black. Olive, Scarlet, Brown,
lllixt and Drab Jlroadclollis; Blue Black, Olive,
Mixt and Fancy col’d Cass lIl1(.‘l‘I'S ; Blue & Blk
Mix! Sattinetts of various qualities; Blk. Red.
Green, Yellow and White Flaiinels, very low;
60 ps. Merino Circassiaiis,of most every color
nd quality; Blk. li. Silk; Blk. It. Lusting
ll-:. Sincliews and Sarsiicts; Blk. and Blue lllk.
Gro de Nap; Col’d Changeable .10.; Elk. I-‘lor-
ences; 4-4 Green India for Ladies flats; Blue
Green and Pink Fforences; Canton Craper;
4 4 and 6-4 Blk. Ir. do.; Blk. Bombazines; Fig’d.
RJIIICIIEII; 6-4 7-4 and 8-4_Bll{. and Red Merino
Shawls; Illk. and Scarlet lllerino Long Shawls;
Blk and Scarlet Valentia Shawls; 4.4 5.4 6.4
8 410-4aiid I2-4 Blk. flntl Red Prussian Shawls;
4-4 5-4 6 4 Cashmere Do. ; I’almerine and Bar-
ege Hdk's ; Silk and Cotton Flagg do.; 4-4 6-4
Bobbinet Lace; Blk. Barcelona Hdkfs. ; 4-4
5-4 and 9-4 Green Barage for Veils; Blk. Bob-
binct Lace Veils, a good assortment; Thread
Edgeings and Insertings; Bol.-binet do ; Bob
bin:-t Footings, all widths; 80 ps?" Super Dark

Next’ Fall VVinter Goods.
. V HE siibscriber is this day opening a large
and Splended Assortment of FALL AND

“'lllCl1 will induce all to pnrcliase, who are in want
-ifany of the following articles:
BROAD ULOTIIS.

A Ct)Yfl;)l(‘Ie assoitinent unusually. low.

Cassiirieri-s, Sattiiietts, sortie ofa superior’ qual-
lly, Dc-voiishire Kersey, Grecti Barie, Green
Red, Yellow, Blk. and White Flannels, Blk. and
C-ol’d Canton Fliiiinels, a large assortment of
Blk. and Col’d. l\'lerino mid Common Circus.
sians, Blk. and Scarlet Mefirio Shawls, Superior
quality, warranted free from Canon, Tliibet
lV(inl Shawls. .3-4 4 4_ 54 5-4 7‘--I S-4 and I0-4
Prussiaii Shawls, Worsted fiinges, Blk. & Scarlet
Englisli l\'li-iino Sliawls, Fancy Hdkfs. ii coin-
plete assortment, Blk. Italian Luzestrine, B ack
and Cold Gro de Naples, and Marclirie Silks,
White Gro de Nap. Blk. White éiz Green French
Crapes, Blk. and Col’d, French Saiins, Crapr
Lisse.Light and Dark Chintz Calicocs, French
anil lingllsh Gingli-inis, 4-4 5-4 and 6-4 Plain and
Fig"(l Swiss Muslin, Jackonet Book, and Cain-
brirk Mu-liiis. Bishop Lawn, Linin Cambric and
Long Lawn I“Il1tll<S, ‘White and Plaid (lravatts,
Col‘d (‘iiiiihiic Blk. Boinbiiziiie, Fresh Linens.
5-4 8-4 Daiiiask Table Diaper, Russia ‘Diaper,
6-47-4 S-4:inil ltt-4 Cotton Talile Diaper, Dor
chester and other Ticks, t‘AMBLET, Blk. Las-
ting, I'IOS(*.l‘_v ofall Dr.~'r:riptions, a complete as‘
sorttiirnt of ‘v"l£S'I‘lNGS, Brown Hat Caroliric,
ant‘ Riittist. Cirei-n Sarsiict, Marcelitie and Flor-
ince Silk, llil:boi.s, ’I‘l:read and Bob't. Edgings,
and IllS(!t'llllg'S 4-4 5-4 anil 6-4 Bobbinett Lace,
Blk. Botilft. Veils, Green Worsted Berrage,
Furnituie Calicoes. Apron Check, Domestic
Ginglitiiiis, Bleatiill and Brown Sbeetings, and
Shirting, Burlaps and Osnahiirg, Blk. 8:. White
Foundation Muslin, _Millinet, Reeds, Bonnet
Boards, Mitchclls Spool Cotton, Tapes, Needles,
l‘ins, Ste. Stc.

'I'l.-e Public are respectively invited to caIl,and
examine for tliemselves, every exertion will be
made to please customers. L_. IiUISBE.LL.

.l‘i‘ew r all bonds
THO7};’iAS &.l‘llEAD
_-\Vt-1 LIIIS (la_vrec’d a large and eaten-
. -awe stogglg ot'.Feii.:-y aim‘ ‘Staple

 may Goons,
selected with the utmost care, and every way
adapted to the present and coming sensor.
Among which may be found—-a superior as-
".Ul‘ll1lel1l l'f.'~llpCl‘ blue, black, brown, olive &
mixt l3i'oadcloths of all qualities and prices;
P-asliinuable col‘d Cassiuiercs; '7 pieces Sat-
tinets. some very fine ik handsome; 2 pieces
siiper Petersliani, a new and excellent article
for Over Coats, very clieap; Scarlet Velvet;
Fig’d Silk ; Floreniia do.: Valencia and oth.
er Vestitigs ; Fancy, Bangup and Pittsburgh
Ci-rd ; Fine English Fleaverieen; Red,-wliiie,
green, yellow and Canton Flaiinels ; Salisbu
rv do.; Green Frize for Cloak Lining; Black
aind col’il Merino Circassiaiis: Common (10,:
\Vide Merino Cloths : Light do dark French

WIN’I‘ER GOODS, which he will sell at I’rir:e.<'

BENNETT 6: MALLORY.
AVE this day received a very splendid cl"
well as very extensive assortment of

Idttncy and Staple DRY GOODS,
which were bought on such terms is will cnlbls
them to ofl'er them to customers at little less prices
than can be bought elsewhere.

Among their assortment may be fmtn-ad :.
Super blue, blk, ollve,brosvn, drab and mixc
Cloths: do. Casaimeres ; Blue and blk mixt Sat~'
tinetts; Bangiip Cords, it superior article; Ben-
verteen verv stout; Valentia 8; ToilnettVcittirigs :

f‘oi- Vests '; Iii-ioisoii. scarlet, green, yellow. bile
and white Flannels ; Green Baiiie; Canton Flan-
nel; 50 pieces lvleriuo and other Circassians,
comprising all colors: Bgmbiizettes: Plaid: and
Cainblets; Blk India Satin; blk Italian I.ustring_:'
blk and green Sincbews, and Snrsinett ; blk and
"blue blk Florenees; blue, green, pink Xtwhita do;
Bllt mid blue blk Gro de Nap. and Ciro de Berlin-;'
Col’d and changeable Silks; blk Mode; bltclc
Nan-kin Crape; Pongec: blk Bombazines ;,6'4',
7'4 and 8'4 blk, scnrle'. green and white Merino
Shawls warranted free from Cotton; Scarlet and
white Merino Scaifs; Thibet W'oo|,& Cashmere,
Shawls; Prussian Shawls Si. Hdkfs.»-arious sizes ;
l-‘ancy Silk,Gauze. Poplin, Palmarine&.Worsted
Beriage Hdkfs; 5'4, and 6.4 Green Beragé fol‘.
Veils; Blk Lace and green Gauze Veils; Light
and dark French Ginglinms; Blk Silk Velvet;
Blk, criinson, blue and green Taby Velvet; 120
pieces light and dark chintz Calicoes latest pat-
terns ; Furniture Calii.o; 4 4 and 6'4 blk, green‘
and white Crape ; 4-4 and 6'4 Bobinet Lace and
inscrtiiigs ; Thread and Bobinet Edgings; Bob-
inet Footing: French,I’ink and other Gingh'iu'n's ;
Swiss, Medium, ‘Sarcinett, Mull. Jackonet and
Book Ivliislins: Irish Linens and Lawns: Lined
Cambric Hdkfs: White and Plaid Crnvats; Cot-
ton and Silk I-‘lag Hdkfs ; 44,64 and 8'4 Table
Diaper ; Russia, Irish and American Diaper ;'
Irish and Russia Siiecting; Bedticking; Lyon
Skin ;' Padding 81 Buckram : Buttons ofall kinds:
Blk Pruiielle; 4'4 and’ 5-4 bleach’d ‘and brown
Sheeting; American Muslins; Checks; Black,-
slate, brown, blue, and Pink Cambric; Striped‘
Blankets: 84. 9-4 and 104 Rose Blankets; till:
Random, mix'd, bleach‘d and white worsted and‘
Cotton Ilose ; Gloves ofevery description; Sill:
an J Ginghaui Urnbrelliis; Ladies’ Dunstiible and’
Leizliorn Plait straw Bonnets i_ Boys‘ Morocco,-
Cloth and Seal skin Caps , Paper Hangings, Ind‘
Border-ings ; Red WoolenYarn; Childrens’Shoi-3;’
Oil Cloths 4-4 82. 5'4 wide ;‘ A general assortment.
including -Hat and Cup Ribbons; Gentlemen’:
Stocks and Collars; Green 8:. blue Table Covers.
Belt Ribbons. Blk Italian Hdkfs superior article,
Barcelona I-Idflts, Furniture Dimity and Fringe.
Blk and white Silk Hose, Corded Skirts, Carpet.-
and Biidtick Binding, I-‘ui-niture d'o.. Marking-
Canvnss, Burl:ips, Patent. Threads, Blue and
white CottonYarn from No. 3 to 20, Candle WICK-
and Batting, Boot Webb and Card, Cotton Cord
all sizes. &c. &c.

C ROCKERY—The largest assortment
ever offered in mi: place, and at least 25 per ct.-
less than former pi-ices,
GROCERIESéYoung Hyson, Hyatt
Skin and Soirirhong Teas; Loaf, Lump & brown"

‘dark chintz Calieoes: Curtain do.: B.'.‘.' and

atid Light Chintz Calicoes; Black, atid White
—'.I3--,»;he.zns ; Tat-inn and Carolina PIn:I: ; C‘-*¥T‘~
bleis; Blk. Green and Drab Tabby Velvi'¢’lS3
BIk._iii_id Brown Silk Velvet; Blk. and. Slate
',"“-'7, $(Y."Y\’os.s!i.d--I~}osc; Swiss. Mull, Tacconet,
-".Bng:{ and Cambric Muslins; Long Lawn; Lin

on Cainbric Hdkfs ; Bishop Liiwn ; 10 ps Irish
Linen; Red Padding: Canvass, and all Kinds
ofCoat Trimmings: Devonshire Kersey; L\'Oi\‘
SKIN ; Bang tip Cord ; Beuverteen ; Fustions ;
t6 ) ps. Bleacli’d Muslin; 2 Bales Brown Sheeting;
lluilaps and Osnaburg; Russia Sheeting; Rus-
-sia Diaper; English Blankets; A large assort-
ment ol'Gt-ntlemeiis atid Ladies Gloves: Silk
and Cotton Umbrellas; Blue, Black, Blown,
Green. Cinnamon, Pink, Red, and Slate Col'd,
Cambric Muslin ; White antl Red Canton Flan-
iiels: Unhleach’d Jean; Domestic Ginghams;
Checks; Swans down; Foundation Muslin ;
Hooks and Eyes; Blk. and Col’d Sowing Sillt ;
I’eurl Buttons ; 'I‘w‘ill’d Tapes; Blk. Irish Thread
by the pound; Pins; Neeitles: Brown Linen;
Dark Valentia, Marseilles, and Silk Vestings;
Blk. Prenullc; Cotton Yarn. Batting and Wad-
ding ; Mans 82. Boys Mixt Stockings, and Socks;
Mixt and VVhite Woolen Yarn; Blk. and Straw
Col’d Navatino Hats. &c Stu.

2d Door North of the Mill. Norwallc, Nov. 21,

VALUABLE REIVIEDY.
FEW HE subscriber W ho is in possession ofthe
original recipe, would respectfully call
the attention of the public to the following
certificates. All persons applying to him at
his residence in Rid;-field, Fairfield County,
(It. can be furnished with a certain remedy
for the complaint to which the ceitificates re-

fer. JESSE IVHITLOCK.

Tnis is to certify that I was greivously af-
flicted with the Gravel about six years ago
and could find no relief, till Joseph Wbitlock,
limiting of my complaint prepared :1 Medicine
that gave me immediate relief. and I have
never been troubled with it since, and I be-
lelieve it to be a sure remedy against that
complaint. DANIEL BRADLEY.

THIS is to certify that I never have been
troubled with the above mentioned com-
plaint to the present date. DANIEL BRADLEY.

July 4, 1829.

VVE do hereby certify that Grace Kelly
was cured of the gravel by a medicine pre-
pared by Joseph VVhit1ock, and we do believe
it to be a sure remedy against that complaint
and we do cheerfully recoiniziend it to the

oblic. tf.
Iltmm GAY, M ATILDA Gar,
J OHN REYNOLDS, JOAN REYNOLDS,
DANBURY, December I, 1830.

This may certify that I, Luke Whitehead,
was troubled with the gravel about ten years,
and could find no relief til Jesse Whitlock of
Ridgefield, prepared a medicine which gave
me immediate relief; and I do believe it to be
a sure remedy against that complaint, and do
cheerfully recommend it to the public.

LUKE WHITEHEAD.
Damzvnv, Dec. 11, 1830.

This may certify that I, Sally A. Crofut,
was troubled with the gravel about one year
and it half, and could find no relief until Jesse

Whitlock of Ridgfield, prepared a medicine
for me, and I do believe it to be 0. sure reme
dy for that complaint and po cheerfully rec-
ommend it to the public. SALLY A.CnorU'r,

- ,-., Pniassoii C1101-‘UT,

A triie copy ofthe original.

ll? A WARNING .50
LL persons Indebted to Horace 0. Guy-
A lord for Lottery Tickets, or Horse Hire

cul’d Liistriiig: Italian ll" -‘ hilt’ and Green

Italic.-.~ C‘:*.tpz-.*;~.~ pi. FIR!’-3 I)ll{ Bombazine :

Blk and com Boinbozettes : blk and colored '

Cambric: 60 pieces bleached Sliirting and
Slieetiiigzs, some Linen fold: Uinbleechdog
Jacltouet, Swisss, Mull, Cambric and Book
Mus'iu, Long Lawn S: Linen Cainbric Hdkfs:
Border’d d0.: Flag, Bandana and Spittfield
Silk Ildltf: Cotton do: Italian Silk Craviits:
hlk Barcelona Ildkfs: Valeiitia,Sillt andVel-
vateeii Shawls: (‘tape 35 BerragcVelveteen:
Gauze Silk : Fancy Dress Hdkfs : Green
fig’d Gauze Veils: Berragc d9: Blk and blue
Silk : Velvet Corded Skit-ts: Silk and Cotton
I-Icsiery of every description : a large a~sort-
merit of Gloves, embracing Horseskin, Bea-
ver, Kid,VVoodstock. Bucksltiii and Norway:
Irish Linen. Laces. Ribbons, Marking Cati-
vass and Cotton, Linen and Cl.‘I,It)I1 Diaper,
Dorchcsterlleclticltingxwhite Buckram, Foun-
dation do., Canvass, 4-4 and 6-4 Red Pad-
ding, Russia Sliceting, Imitation do., 0St)l-
burghs and Burlaps, Indigo Checks : Webb.
Worsted 45:. Cotton Siispetiders: Brown Cot-
ton Drilling, Rattinett, Brown llolland, Yel-
low Nanltin, Buttons of every ilescriplion.
Horn and Ivory Combs, Silver Tliimbles, 300
Papers Needles, A liandsnme assortment of
Pen and Pocket Knives, Morocco Wallets,
CottonUinbrellas.Gentlemen’s Stoclts,Read_r
Mada Clothing. &c. &c.

Li/rcwi'se-—-tlie best of Tees, Coffee brown
and Loaf Sugar, Molasses, Crackers. Soap,&c.

They liave also on haiitl, I5 Kegs Powder '
Shot by the Bag, :1 large supply Writing and
VVrapping Paper. Quills, Led Peiicils. 3;c.

[IZ;‘"'l'he above Goods are all new. and ofthe

latest fashions. PL’.TSCflS:\Vfllltlllg will do well
to call, as they they will be offered at a small
advance from ‘first cost. Sept. 28
Boot and bone store.
WILLIADI IVIAYBURY
E ESPECTFULLY informs
_ the Gentlemen and Ladies
j of Norwalk and its vicinity
that he has opened his Store,
A firrt door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of St. J. & M.
(Sign of the golden Bo0f,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a general assortment of first quality Boots and
Shoes-—-also measures taken. Geiitlemeti and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, 3
general assortment of superior FINDINGS. ol‘
the first quality, for sale at the N. York prices.

Also,Liquid and Paste Blocking of a genuine -

and superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States.

Valtiable Mi“ Seat for sale.

I-IE subscriber will sell the Mill Seat f'ormer-

ly occupied by Green St. Weed, lying in Nor-
walk, in the County of Fairfield, being an excel-
lent-situation forcarryingon any kind of Mono
factory—-containg about eight acres ofLand, Five
Mile River running through the same, with a good
Dam erected and Buildings -thereon, and near
the Landing.

Az.so—the Homosted now occupied by Milo
Ferry, lying in snip Norwalk, containing about
14 acres of Meadow, Wood and Pasture Land,
with a good Dwelling-house and other buildings
thrreon, situate near said Mill Seat, which will he
sold with said Mill Seat or separate therefrom as
may suit the purchaser. Any person-wishing to
view the premises and ascertain the terms, will
please call on SAMUEL ST. JOHN near the premis-
es, or BENJ. Isaac; Esq. of said Norwallr, or the
subscriber living at Brooklyn, op osite the City
of New York. B-ARNABA MARVIN.

and American Giiighams; 30 pieces light atid ,

S.-.i.gr-ii-s": Coffee, Ginger, Nutmeg: and other Spk

ces, Bar and Shaving Soap, Lamp Oil, Spanish

Indigo, Alium.

A small nssortrneiit ofCutlery, good and clieapc
Norivalk, Sept. 19, I83]

l§TOVESe

UST Landed front

the Sloop Magnolia,-
208 Stoves. consisting’
of Cook Stoves, vari-
ous patt‘erns,i‘iine plate‘
, _ or oven Stoves, Box
I ~ - Stoves. wood and Coal

 

- mounted & Soapstone
Grates, all of which

will be sold at the New_—Yntlt price!-

N. B. No Stoves sold, except for cash, of
approved notes on interest.

STILEE CURTIS 45- Co.

They also keep constantly on band it genorfl
assortment of .
Housekeeping Articles,

Iron ‘Vare Both plain andj.ippan’d Will’!
Briiania \Vare Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs"

Snd Irons ., Soap Stone and other Furnaces
Hrllowware; brass Kettles finished 8: unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons , _
-lso_. Brisania, Blocktin. Tin plate _an'tl Iron do‘.-.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks”

Plated and steel Snufibrs 8; Trays 3 Tea Walton’
.I7tp[)l.1l'1'!'I Lamps; Brass,-tim 3: iron Candleltickv
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sieve: Scales, Scale Beams

Weights and Measures Coal Hod!
Chafing Dishes Iron Ware‘

Sheet iron. Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, &c‘. ,
‘Also, aquimiiiy Live Geese Feathers. Ken!
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristles. Itc.
[I’:?Cash paid for all kinds of Shipping Flirt.-
Norwalk. Oct. 10, 1831.-

ONCE MORE. , .
T. JOHN & MORRIS havejust received a
S fresh supply of Seasonable DRY GOODS,
which are ofl'-.~red as cheap as can be purchased
at any other establishment, viz : _ V
Fine and Superfine Broad Cloths, of various
.Colours, Cassimeres, Fine and Common light
and dark Satinetts,
A good assortment of Flannels.
Green Frieze for Cloak Linings,‘
Red and Green Canton Flanncls;
Bleached and Unbleached do‘.
Ladies Colored Cambléts 4-4 wide",-
Black Merino CIRCASSIANS; , _ ,
Plain and F ig’d Crimson and Scarlet do‘,-
Colonr’d Circassians, a good assortment, ,
Black Bombazines, 4-4 5-4 and 64 Blk. 6:. Whitd
Bobbinett Luce,Bobbitett Quilings and Edgeingl '
do. Insertings, Black Lace Veils. 4-4 and 6
Green Ba)-age,PIflin and Figoured Swiss blulliil,
do. Book, do. Juckonet. do. Mull, Linin Ca_t_nl_nfIc.
do. Hhdkfs. Long Shawls, Thibet Wool S-hnwll.
Cashmere do. English Mertnoe do... Plain and
Figur’d Prussian Shawls and Hdkfs. Gro de N3?
and Worsted Barege Hdkfs. Ponge, Fla_gg sill‘.
Bandanna do. Cotton Hdkl‘s.Whito Swiss Cn-
vaus, Dark I‘-lain do. Black Italian do. Barcelo-
na Hdkfs. 5-4 Blk. Italian Crape for Veils. Dark
Valencia Vestings, Black and Fancy Silk Vel-
tings, Ladies and Gentletnen’s Gloves, Ladies
Worsted Hose,n good assortment Green Moreen,
for sale lst door West ofthe Bridge. Nov. 14.
30 KEGS Powder. just rec'd, and for solo
at the Lowest Manufiictory prices.-'-~
Also, the best of Canister Powder.
Nov. 7th. THOMAS C‘ MEA D.-

.-I and SALT, 14 Sticks 

do.just received and for sale by

 

must make immediate Payment. Delay not for

by
l N0l'\\ aili, January 9, 1832. ‘

delays are dangerous. H oiucr.O. G.ut.oan.

Norwalk, August 1, 1831- ‘ 188

—

Jan. 16. 3 Iiunnznt.

Blk and Fancy Silk Vestings; Blk Genoa Velvet-

IBUSHELS Conrse'l'urkI. 

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