Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 13, 1832 · page 4

 

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EPISUUPAL PR ass.
‘HE Despositary ot'Boolts, issued from the
'1 Episcopal Press, recently kept at the Store
at James Finney Co., is now attlie GAZETTE
BOOKSTORE, where it constant supply will be
kept, of alltht. Books issued from that Establish-
ment, which will in all cases he sold, at whole-
sale and retail, at their prices, with the addition
of charges of transportation. A catalogue will
be published as soon as the assortment can be
completed. Norwalk, Feb. 9, I832.

STOCKINGS & SOCKS.
WILLIADI GALE‘ has just ‘received I00
pair Mens Domestic Stocking_s8L Socks;
.60 pair Childrens Stockings and Mitts. I‘ or
sale Cheap. Norwalk, Jan. 23, 1832-
TO CLU'l‘HIERS.
WIDE Carding, and Cloth Dressing Fatah-
. Iishrnent, situated in Wilton, near the Con-
gregational Church, will be rented for one )‘€fit‘.
or a term ofyears, from the first of April next.-—
For terms, and.otlier particulars, enquire oi the
subscriber residing near the premises.
Wilton, Feb. 6. Illaav Division?-
Valuable Estate For Sale.
- - ‘I HE subscriber oifors For Sale,
r_i, a good two Story Dwelling
House. well finished throughout,
with it convenient Store adjoining,
the same now occupied by A. Betts
3,; C0,, together with a Barn, and about three
quarters ofari Acre of excellent Land. Said
property issitnatcd in Wilton, four Miles {tom
Not walk Bridge, on the Post Road to Danbury,
and is a good stand for Mercantile or Mecliuni
cal Business. There isu well of never failing
water, convenient to the House, and some valu-
able Fruit Trees on the land. The price will be
reasonable, and payments ttccoininodatirrg, and
tin indisputable title given with possession on
the first day of April next.
N. B. lithe above should not he sold by» the
first of March, it will be ofllered for RENI‘.
Jan. 23. ELIPH.-ILET WHI l‘LOCK.
FOR SALE.
BOUT 22 Acres of Land. consisting oi
Meadow, Plough, Pasture, and Woodland,
0: an excellent quality, it ith the one hatfol a con-
venient well fiiiislie-d,iwo Story Dwelling House.
and it good well of Water near the door, pleas-
aiitly situated on i:'elticn’s Hill, in the Town of
Hilton, about 31-2 Miles from N-irwalk Lun-
diug, wiiha fair prospect of Long Island Sound.
A good title and possession given imiiiedintely;
payineiits accommodating: the vi hole will be sold
together or divided as may best suit purchasers
It the above property'should not be sold before
the :’£t5tli.day oi March next, it will on that Day,

 

 

; at 1 o'clock I’.’llI., be offered at public Sale on

the premises. For luriher itiforuiaiion,call on the
subscriber, living in i\'orwnlk or Jeni my James
ofVVilion uearihe place. Joris GRAY.
Ftzbruary 13, 18252. 9:16
Wanted Immediately,
7 VVO Sin-art active Boys, from Hi i lfiyears
ofage, to serve as Apprentices to the Sad-
tile 43,- Harness Making Business, to it/l‘ioui good
Iincouiageineui will be given, and good recom-
txicnoaiion required. Piiti._o W. Jones.
Saugaiuck. I~‘ebittary 9. 1832.. if 21-15
W tinted lminediatcly,
BOY I5 to 16 years of ago, its an .‘.pnrr-n-
tice to the Si-idillc and Harness i\'iakii=g
Busititiss, enquire ot GEORGE Tnt:.ti>vr.ty.
1\'orwall-i, beg _. ‘W 215
F". HE (iourt of Probate for the Distt ct oi
l\‘or».-ails, hath limited and t1ll0\‘\e(i Six
niontlis from the date hereof. fortlie creditors
to the estate cl‘ .. ”al/tan Iitin/ord, late oi
I/Vilton, deceased, to exliibit their claims for
settlement. '1 hose who ncglc ct to present
their accounts, pr_opetl_v attested, witliio said
tune, will be dcbztrred a recovery. .- il per-
sons indebted to said estate, ate requested to
make immediate payment to
\’l’ii.t.t.u1 I-l. I-larsrottt‘, , _ _
CHARLES E. HANFOBD, l Exeel‘l°lE'
VVilton, Feb. 18, 183?. ‘-' 217
_____ _ ._ -.__. .. Y ‘_._.____.___
FOR SAL '9 éll
I . GOOD and Convenient Dwel-
ling House, with about Six A-
cres of Land, and a Good VVtll ot
never failing water near the door,
the said place is pleasantly situa-
ted about 5 half it mile North it est oi the Episco
pal Church in New Canaan, For further par-
ticulars inquire oi the subscriber Living ticar the
premises. . . .\'.tItuii Psssovca.
New Canaan, February I5, 1832 * 217
CIRUCKER E’ .
L IIUBBELL liasjust received a handsome
' assortnietit of China, Glass, and Eartliern

 

' Ware, of the latest impoitatiotis, Comprising the

greatest variety of Potters and Style ever offered
in this market. Oct. 31, 182-1.
(E? N OTICE.=§;D
LL l’et'sons iiidehteu to the subscriber on
Note 0111001.: account,are requested to inal-Lt:
iniuiediate payment. Goow I). Jcsxiscs.
Norwalk, February 13, 1832 21
N OTICE.
LL persons having Unsetiléd Accounts with
th I ' 'b' ' i d U I .
bade Ll): sfiiizlgiiiizhil 3:12;? we ‘O at 8 Id
Norwalk, Feb. 7. HUBBISLL & PORTER.
§WAlMb PANAC.l:.A.. \'l' aitiiitcd Lictiuitic,
l for sale by WI-IE1) 3. aU:ri.i;it.

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Religious Publications.

' For Sale at the Gazette Bookstore.
Polyglolt Bibli s ; Fiunily,Scliool &Pocke_t do
Scott's, I-Ienry’s and Clark's Commentaries
Buck’s Theological Dictionary
Common Prayers large and small
Additional Hymns large and sma.ll.very fine
Watts’ and l)wight's Hymns, elegant edition
Village Hymns, by the dozen and retail
Methodist; Hymns. various sizes, and elegant-

ly bound ; Zion's Songster

I-Iamilton on Infant Baptism ; Spriog’s Essays
Parker's Lectures ; Doctrinal Tracts
Memoirs oi‘ Mrs. I'IUill.ll'lg'l0l'l,‘Pv.Il8. Judson,

Mrs. Newell, Legh Richmond and Payson
Sprague's Lectures to Young Men
Advice to a Young Christian
Pike's Cases of Conscience ; Baxter's Call
Doddridge‘s Rise and Progri ss : Saint's Res
Pilgriin’s‘Progress : Iinitiition of Cltrist.
Chalircr‘s Scrtnon’s ; Scott’s Works
Village Sermons ; Luther and Calvin's do
I-leber’s Sci‘inon’s and Poems
Episcopal, Assembly's, VVatt.s’, Brown's {and
other Catecliiins; Sunday School books.&c.

 o I" Probat_;—tI>P_tB§—Disi—i"Et—_of

E. Norwalk, hath assigned the 2d Monday of
M.;i-ch next, at two oclock.'P. l\l., for the ap-
pointment of Conimissioniirs on the estate of
George F Beldcn, ol'Wilton,who hath assigned
his property in trust tor the benefit of his credit-
ors, atilie Probate Ofli.e, in said Norivalk,
when and where all persons interested in said
appointment, are requested to appear and be
heard theuzori. i\oAtt OLMSEAD, Assignee.

Wilton. Feb. 27, I832. 2I8

'1 lo Hat ltitanujacturcrs.

O LEI’, and possession given imtticdiatcly,
T the Building fortnerly occupied as it Hat
snap, by liiinttinéz ltayinoi-id. at Wrotnn Hill
ubouta inilei'rom.tlie Old Well Landing. The
Shop is furnished with all the necessary tools for
carrying on the Hattiug biisiness, excepting a
Plank Kittie. Enquire of Isaac BoU1'0N.

Noiwalk, Feb. 16.1822. 21

TO LET. .
HE Room over the suuscriber’s Store, now
occupicd by Jost-plii:1. Corker for a Titilors
Shop. The Store is pleasantly situated near the
Bridge,and will be occupied the present year
for Dry Goods, Possessioii given on the first of
ol‘April. \l'ii.t.i.iiii J. STRE)-.'l'.
Norwalk, Jan. 1-4, 1832. A212.

allot e at cw hoods,

UST received ny the subscriber a hrtndsorne

asortment of New 8:. Fasliionalie Dry Goods,
which ate offered to the public at very iedut ed
prices, wliicii will tnal-.e it an object for those who
wish to purchase to call and examine before pur-
chasiiig elsewhere.

Among t-.hirli are the largest assortment of

B R()ADCLOTHS

':verbefoi'e offered, einbracing every variety of
r:‘olor-and quality-— Also. blk, blue, drab and inixt
‘5ASSlMLl~'-liS; Fashionable mixt and common
Saiinett; A variety ofSilk. Velvei,Valent'ia Mar-
seilles and other Vestings; brown, and blue Cam-
blet, Brovtn ticats Hair do. H sni.~er'ior tii'=it‘-le for
gent|cinen’s Cloalis. Green Baize & Ft'ize,Greeii
Serge and Floor Cloth, it good assortment of
hltiiincls, Merino Circa-issians a variety of colors,
C;-ilicm-.-,, (‘audit-ic and Sliiriing' Muslins, Irish
Linen ldlltl Lam-. Domestic Shootings and Tick
ing. Russiii and linliatioii Sheeting, Black Silk
Serge and Blk Marceliiie Silk, Black and green
Saiciiiett_. Bobiucit Loco, Swiss and Jacltoiici
Mtisliii, Swiss and Italian Cravais, Silk Flag and
I"oiigee lldkfs. a super ior article, I“aiic_v 8:. Bang-
up Cortl, Bi-averteeti,S(-otch GinghaiiiUnibi'el.ns.
it good essortment Ilosicry and Gloves, Suspen-
ders, Stocks and Collars, Gentlemen’: Hilts and
Boys Cups. Ready Made Clothing, and Clothing
made to order upon short notice in the latest and
most approx ed Fashions, A large assortment of
the best of Trimmings kept constantly on band,
together with it great variety of Goods not herein
enumerated, all of wliich will be sold on terins
the most fci-orable—call and see. '
ALFRED MALLORI’.
l'\'orwa‘.'!t, Oct, 1. 1831.

WILLI.4.z'l1 GALE

OFFERS for sale a handsome and
gt-ni.-rzilassortnieiit of HATS, in
cluding those of the latest New
,, York fashions. Gentlemen can
t ‘. be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice.

Norwnlk, March 28 1831

FOR SALE.

ITUATED about 4 miles East ofsaugiituck,

within 1 I 2 miles of South Fort Landing,
I6 Acres ofLand, with House, Barn and Shop
Standing tlicieon, supplied with a never failing
Stream,and good well of water. It is recontnien
ded as a good stand for a Mechanic, particular
ly for a Hatter. The above will be sold at Pub
lic Vendne on the ]5tli of February next if not
previously sord at private sale. Also, it variety
of Household Furniture, 2 Cows, sortie Fariiiing
and iilecli-.inical'1"oc.|s, &'.c. the. F0 r further par-
ticulars, enquire ofthe subscriber.

- J. B’ REDFIELD.

£213

 

Fairfteld, January 2}}, I832. it

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QUAi\"l‘lTY ol good IVLIAX. Also, Brooms
_ by the dozen, for sale by '
J-::n.2, 1832. ' BARTRAM &. Hort‘.

BOX BOARDS.
30,000 feet 3-4incli BOARDS, for sale I:
JOSEPII HILL

Fall and Winter Assortment Ly‘

Ready Made» Clothing.

HE Subscriber has just received at the Nor-

walk Clothing Estziblisliment ; a few rods
Last ofthe bridge, avery extensive assortment
HIREADY & VVELL MADE CLC'I'HI.Vtu, em-
bracing nearly every article ofgontli.-tnen’s appa-
iel, which will be sold at the low est l\ew York
prices. EDWIN l.0CKVl'00D.

L13’ HATS. .51]

THE Subscriber have on hand
an assortment of gentletnens’ Hats
0 {good quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best nitrit-
 iicr and finished in NewYork in the

,/" “ \ latest style. Gentlemen can be
suppled iwith I-Iatzs to Order upon slio.-t notice.
ALFRED MALLOBY.

OVER SHOES.
NDIA RUBBER SROES and Patent Wale.

Proof Mocaasous, for suit by Wm. M.tra::ni'r
Norwalk. Dec 26, I831. 209

W rapping Paper-. U
CONSTAN'l'supply of VVrappuig Paper

oi diil'ei'ent qualities, large and small size,
for sale by Witt. J. S'ri«:i:'r 8.: Co.
I: or Sale‘. .

THE Subscriber offers for sale, a-
bout five acres of excellent Posture and
meadow land, on which agaod new Dwelling-
‘house, and otht r out buildings,-Also, it well at
never failing water. Also. about one ‘and ti litilt
acres of Orctuird of the first rate grafted Fruit -
The above is an excellent stand tor a Shocmaltei
or almost any other niechnriick. The above prop-

 

 

-erty is situated at Flax Hill, in Nortvalk. For

tut-titer parti-.~ulars inquire of ll tut Si¢i.i.tcit_.
neavi-toe premises or ot Goon: Ss.Lt.r.cx, N.l'ork,
l'\or,wallt, June ll, I881 (I8l"7ti5)
&,\()Ul\L)--A iiniall sum ot'Money ; the owner
can have it by calling on J, 111i,1,_

 

Crockery and Glass VVare, &c.
UST received by the subscriber, a hand-
some assortment ol'Glass Ware & Crock-

ery, including almost every article in that line,

‘which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.

Also--Richard’s Scytltes, and Scythe Snaths;

Pitchforks; Rakes; Moull Ganttles, 8'6,

JA5. FINNEY oi. Co.

FOR SALE BY
SILLLECK &. HILL.
N assorttnent oi‘ l500'I‘S and SHOES,
' at Whole Sale or Retail,soine that were
Manufactured expressly for retail trade. and
VVarranted. Also, Sole Leather of different
kinds, :1 lot. of Oak Tauage, which we think
is a little Superior to any we have seen this
side of York for some time, call and judge for
yourselves. Norwalk, Jan. 2, I832.
Ci-\ AKEN Ul’ lay the subscriber, four Grey
Geese, about two weeks since. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges, and
take them away. Ni-zmzmuin JENNINGS.
Faiiflold, ((.'ro§’é’-I-Iiglivtay) Feb. 6. 215

Salt, Codfisli, Lamp Oil &c.

@N Hand and for sale by the subscribers,
Rock, Turks Island. and Liverpool Ground
Salt, Salt Peter by the qttuiitity, Sperm, Bank,
Linseed, and Whale Oil Cotlfisti,Mackerel, Shad,
&c. &c. WM. J. Srriiim 81. Co.

, NEW G-00375.

Wheat Flour by the barrel.

I3iick- W heat do. first rate.

Coffee Mills; Mac‘-.et'el by the barrcll, &. 1-?
barrel! ; Boston Soap; wash tubs; .w:isli
boards; Nails ofallsizos, "just received by
November,_7.. J. FINNEY dc Co.

. WA VVARNINGJJI

ALL persons Indebted to Horace 0. Gay-
lord for Lottery 'I‘ic-ltets, or Horse I-Iire

must make immediate Pa ‘merit. Delay not for

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BUTTER.

W0 or'thrg§’hunilred weight of Good Roll
Butter, for sale by Wit. J. STRXRT Sr Co.
NEW SUPPLY.
., ,
Iudwin Lockwood
AS JUST replenished his assortment. of
GROC-ERIESSzPBOVISIONS.which
are warranted to be of thechoicest quality,
and as cheap as any in market-
In his assortment mriy be found :
Young l-I °son, H son Skin
and Soiicliong y TEAS‘
.Iava',Manilla, and Lagnira (‘OIt‘FEE.;
Double and single Loaf]
Do. do. Lump {
St. Croix, N. Orlcttns. ' R,
Sugar House, India, &. Ssh GA
Hnvzinna . J
W. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant
VVI-.'\'ES ; A general assortment of LI-
QUOBS ; COP-DlALS,wl2olesale and retail;
Ale, Cidcr, and Vinegar. SPICES-Nut=
meg =, Cloves, Cinnamon. Ginger, Pepper,
Alspice. &c.; Spanish and American Segars;
Plug, Cut, and Smoking Tobacco; Pork’,
Hams, Mackerel in but rels,Codfisli,Crackers,
Herring, Cheese‘. Lard, Butter, Rico; Hon-
ey very superior, Chocolate. and Cocoa.
Lemon Syrup, F:‘totighton’eBitters,Mustai:d,
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Salt, white
and yellow liar Soap, Starch, Brooms. .
FRUIT-~Raisins, Figs, Currants, Prunes,
hard & soft Almonds, Madeira Nuts. Filberte,
Ttiinarinds. &:c. &c. Norwalk, Sept. 26. ‘

ball and VV inter Goods.
EBENEZER STEVENS
E AVING within the past week ieplenisliod
his stock of DRY GOODS, suitable for
the present and appproaclting season, now offers
them to the public. at such prices as he thinks
cannot fail of giving szitistaciion. I’ui'clmsers
uill please call and examine. The following
comprise a part ofliis assortment: _
Super Blue, Black, Olive, Scarlet, Brown,
Mixt and Drab Broadcloths; Blue Black, Olive,
Mixt and Fancy col’d Cassimeres ; Blue &. Blk
Mixt Sattinetts ofvarious qualities; Blk. Red,
Green, Yellow and White Flaiinels, very low;
50 ps. Meriiio Circassiaitspfiiiost every color
nil quality; Blk. Ii. Silk ; Blk. It. Lusting ;
lk. Sinclietvs and Sarsnets; Blk. and Blue Blk.
Gro de Nap ; Col’d Changeable do.; Blk. Flor-
ences; -1-4 Green India for Ladies Hats; Blue
Green and Pink Florcnccs; Canton Craper;
4 4 and 6-4 Blk. It. do.: Blk. Bombazines; Fig’d.
R1~t|'lt'|]t:‘II; 6-4 7-4 and 8-4 Blk. and Red Meriiio
Shawls; Blk. and Scarlet lliierino Long Shawls;
Blk and Scarlet Valentin Shawls; 4-4 6-4 6-4
8 4 10-4 and 12 4 Blk. and Red Prussian Shawls;
4-4 5-4 6 4 Cashmere Do. ; Palroerine and Bar-
egrt'nlk‘s ; Silk and Cotton Flagg do. ; 4-4 6-4
Bobbinet Lace; Blk. Barcelona I-Idkfs. ; 4-4
5-4 and 9-4 Green Barage for Veils; Blk. BI)l)<
binet Lace Veils, it good assortment; Thread
Edgeings and Insertings; Bobbinet do ; Bob
tiinet F0‘-itiiigs, allividths; 80 ps. Super Dark
and Light Chintz Calicoes; Black, and White
Ginghams; Tartan and Caroline Plads;Catn-
blots; Blk. Green and Drab Tabby Velvets;
Blk. and Brown Silk Velvet; Elk. and Slate
(‘ol’d. lYors'cd Hose; Swiss, Mull, Jacconet,
Book and Cambric Muslins; Long Lawn; Lin
en Cainbric Hdkfs ; Bishop Lawn ; 10 in Irish
Linen; Iled Padding: Canvass, and all Kinds
of Coat Triminiiigs: Dcvonsliire Kersey; I..‘.'_O.\"
SKIN ; Bang up Cord ; Beaverteen ; Fustions ;
tit) ps.'Bleacli'd Muslin; 9. Bales'Browr. Sheeting;
lluilaps and Osnaburg; Russia Sheeting; Rus-
sia Diaper; English Blankets; A large assort-
ment ol"Gcntleniens and Ladies Gloves; Silk
and Cotton Llmbrellati; Blue, Black, "‘
Green, Cinnamon, Pink, Red, and Sla 
C:.-mbric Miisliii ; White and Red Canton rta'n-
nels; Unbleach'd Jean; Domestic Ginghams;
Checks; Swans down; Foundation Muslin ;
Hooks and Eyes ; Blk. and Col’d Sowiiiz Silk ;
Pearl Buttons ; 'I'will’d Tapas; Blk. Irish Thread
by the pound; Pius; Needles: Brown Linen;
Dark Valentin, Marseilles, and Silk Vestings;
Blk. Prenulle; Cotton Yarn. Batting and Wad-
(ling ; Mens Sr Boys Mist Stockings, and Socks;
Mixt and White Woolen Yarn; Blk. and Straw
Col’d Navaiino Hats. &c. &.c.

_2d Door North of the Mill. Norwallc, Nov. 2!.
VALUABLE IEEIVIEDY.
flit HE subscriber who is in possession of the

original recipe, would respectfully call
the attention of tits public to the following
certificates. All persons applying to him at
his residence in Ridglield, Fairtield County,
Ct. can be furnished with a certain remedy
for the complaint. to which the cert-iicates re-
-icr. . JESS‘-E WHITLOCK.

THIS is to certify that I was greivously af-
flicted with the Gravel about six years ago
and could find no relief, till Joseph Whitloclt,
heariiig of my complai.-it preparedo 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 coin-
plaint to the present date. DANIEL BRADLEY.

July 4, I829. .

WE do hereby certify that Grace Kelly
was cured of the gravel by a medicine pre-
pared by Joseph VVhitlock, and we do believe
it to be a sure remedy against that complaint
and we do cheerfully recommend it to the
public. ti‘.

HIRAM Gav, llIA'rII.DA GAY,
JOHN RJ-JYN0l’.DS, Joan REYNOLDS,
DANBURY, December I, 1830.

This may certify that I, Luke Whitehead,
was troubled with the gravel about ten years,
aid could find no relief til Jesse Whitlock oi
Ridgefield, 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 Wiii'ri:iiEAo. _
DANBURY, Dec. II, 1830.

was troubled with the gravel about one year
and a half, and could find no relief until Jesse
Whitlock of Ridgfield, prepared a medicine
for me, andl do believe it to be it sure rcme
dy for that complaint and po ‘clicei-fully rec-
ommend it to the public. S.tLt.v A.CROFU'I‘, ,
PRESSON (‘1torU'r,
A trite copv ofthe original.

"I Boot and Shoe sto‘re..
WILLIAM MAYBURY

I ESPECTFULLY .iiifor_rns
_ the Gentlemen and Ladies
j a of IVOTWIIIIC and its vicinity
that he has opened his Store,
first door west of the Bridge
and directly opposite the store of St. J. dz. M.
(Sign -of, the golden -13001,)
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
a. general assortment of first quality Boots and
Slroeii-—also nieniitires taken. Gentlemen and
Ladies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, a
general assortment of stipe,rio,r FINDINGS. of
the first quality, for sale at the N. York prices.
AlI0,Liquitl and Paste Blanking of a genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the

This may certify that I, Sally A. Crofnt, '

l\cw Fall VVinter Goods.-
_ HE subscriber is this day opening a large
and Splended Assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which he will sell at Prices
which will induce all to pnrcliase, who are in want
ofatiy of the following articles:
BROAD CLOTIIS.
A complete assortment unusually low.
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, some ofa superior qual-
ity, Devonshire Kersey, Green Barze, Green,
Red, Yellow, Blk. and White Flannels, Blk. and
Col’d Canton Flannels, ii. large assortmi-nt of

— Blk. and Col'd, Merino and Common Circus-

sians, Blk. and Scarlet Merino Sltaicls, Superior
quality, warranted free from Cotton. '1 liibet
Vllool Shawls, 3-4 44 6-4 6-4 7-4 8-4 antl I0-4
Prussian Shawls, Worsted fringes, Blk. &. Scarlet
I.-English Merino Shawls, Fancy I-ldkfs. it com-
plete assortment, Blk. Italian Luiestriiig, B tick
and Col’d -Gro de Naples, and Marclinc Silks,
White Gro de Nap, Blk. W liite 6: Green French
Crapes, Blk. and Col'd, French Satins, Craps
Lisse.Liglit and Dark Chintz Calicoes, [«‘rench
and English Giiigliams, 4-4 5-4and 6-4 Plain and
Fig'tl Swiss Muslin, Jackonet Book, and Cam-
brirk Mu.-litis, Bishop Lawn, Liniti Cambric and
Long Lawn I‘Ih(lkS, Vi/hite and Plaid Cravatts,
Col’d Catnbric Blk. Bombazine, Fresh Linens,
6-4 8-4 Damask Table Diaper, Russia Diaper,
6-47-4 8-4‘and IO-4 Cotton Table Diaper, Dor
chestcr and other Ticks, t‘AMBLET, Blk. Las-
ting, l-Ioscrv of all Descriptions, a complete as-

. sortineiit ot"'VES'.l‘Il\'GS, Browti Hat (Iambric,

and Battist, Green Sarsnet, Marcelino and Flur-
ince Silk, Ribbons, Thread anti Bnlft. Etlgings,
and Insertings 4-4 5-4 anti 6-4 Bobbinett Lace,
Blk. Bobb’t. Veils, Green Worsted Berrage,
Furniture Calicoes. Apron Check, Doniesiic
Ginghanis, Bleat'n’d and Brown Sh. clings, and
Shirting, Burlaps and Osnaburg, Blk. 81. White
Foundation Muslin, Millinet, Reeds, Bonnet
Boards, Mitchells Spool Cotton, Tapes, Neetllt-s,
l‘ins, &c. Sic. &.c.

The Public are respectively invited to call,nnd
examine for tlieinsolves, every exertion will be
made to please customers. L. HUB BELL.

.l\'e\v ball hoods
THOIVIAS & IVIEAD
AVE this da_vrec’d a large and exten-
sive stockoi Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
selected with the utmost: care. and every way
adapted to the present and coming scaeo-‘.
Among which may be foiind——a superior as-
sortmrznt of super blue. black, brown, olive Sc
niixt Broadclotlis of all qualities and prices;
Fasliionablo col’d Cassimercs; 7 pieces Sat-
tiiiets, sortie very fine «S; handsome ; 2 pieces
super Petersliain, a new and C.\'C(3lleill article
for Over Coats, very cheap; Scarlet Velvet;
Fig'd Silk ; I"l0i‘t:nlittdo.: Valencia and oth-
er Vesti‘ti,r_rs ; Fancy, Bangup and Pittsburgh
Cord ; Fine English Beavericcn ;-P-.cd,whiie,
green, yellow and Canton Flaiinels; Salishu
ry do.; Green Frize for Cloak Lining; Black
and col’d Merino Circassiaris: Cointnon do.:
Wide Merino Cloths : Light 8!. dark French
and American Ginghams ; 80 pieces light and
dark chintz Calicoes: Curtain do.: Blk and
col’d Lustring; Italian do: Blk and Green
Italiafi Crtipce: 5 ps. Fine blk Bombazine :
Blk and col’d Bombazottes_: blk and colored
Cnnibric : 60 pieces bleached Sliirting and
Sheelings, some Linen fold : Unblt:-ach do.:
Jackonet. Swisss, Mull, Cambric and Bill‘-li
Miisliii, Long‘ Lztwn 8.: Linen Cainbric I-ldkfs:
Bordct"d do.: Flog, Bandana and Spittfielu
Silk Hdkf: Cotton do: Italian Silk Cravzits:
blk Barcelona Hdkfs: Valeniia.Silk andVt-l'-
valeeii Shawls: Crapo l3ert'ageVelreteeii:
Gauze Silk : Fancy Dress [Idkfs : Greev
fig’d Gauze Veils : Barrage do: Blk and blue
"Silk : Velvet Corded Skirts: Silk and Cotton
Hosiery of every description : a large a-sort-
ment of Gloves, embracing Hoi'ecs!;iii, Betr-
ver, Kid,VVoodst.oclr. lluckskiri and Norivay:
Irish Linen. Laces, Ribbons, hiarkiiig Can-
vass and Cotton, Linen and Cotton Diapt;-r.
Doi'cliesterBedticl-ting,white l‘5ucl.-ram, Foun-
dation do., Canvass, 4-4 and 6-4 Red _Pad-
ding. Russia Sheeting, Imitation do., Osiri-
burghs and Burlaps, Indigo Checks : Webb.
Worsted dz, Cotton Suspenders: Brown Cot-
ton Drilling, Rattineit, Brown Hull-aiid, Yel-
low Nankin, Buttons of every t’escriplion.
Horn and Ivory Combs, Silver Thimbles, 300
Papers Needles, A handsome assortment of
Pen and Pocket. Knives, Morocco V'Vallets,
CottoiiUtnbrellas,Gentleman's Stocks,Ready
Made Clothing. &c. &c.
Lilcewise—-the best of-Teas. Coffee brown
and Loaf Sugar, l\.lolasses,Crackers, Soap,&c.
They have also on hand, 15 Kegs Powder -
Shot by the Bag, is large supply Writing: and
VVrapping Paper. Quilts, Led Pencils, &c.
llZT'I‘he above Goods are all new, and of the
latest fashions. Pel'S(>n5:Wal]l.IDg will do well
to call, as they they will be offered at a small
advance from first cost. Sept. 26

Valtialale Mill Scott for sale.

HE subscriherwill sell the Mill Seat former-

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

A_i.so—the Homested now occupied by Milo
Ferry, lying in saipNor.-.alk, containing about
14 acres of Meadow, Wood and Posture Land,
with a good Dwelling-house and other buildings
thereon, 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 call on SAMUEL ST. JOHN near the premis-
es, or Benz. ISAACS Esq of said Norwalk, or the
subscriber living at Brooklyn, opposite the City
of New York. BARNABAS MARVIN.

Norwalk, August 1, 1831 188

Boards, Shingles, Siding, &c.
. S,TR.EE'.l‘ 6: JAMES
AVE just received per Stoops Ganges and
Superb, large additional supplies of Lum
ber. Their stock consists of
200,000 Shingles of a Superior Quality
150,000 feet Common Merch’t. Boards
50,000 ft. lst and '2d clear Boards ,
10,000 ft. Isl and 2d clear l.4,I.2 81. 2 inch Plk.
10,000 it. I 1.2 White pine floor Plank
2,000 It. I L4 Yellow do. do. do.
9,000 ft. 1 1.4 Sprucedo. do.
20,000 ft. Box Boards
I5,t00lt. Tally Boards
25,000 t't. Cleartind Met'ch’t. S'ding
15,000 ft. Tally Hemlock ~B,gards
600 ft. Hemlock Scantling
2000 ft. Cherry Boards. . ' I
The abovois Seasoned and fit for immediate
use. Norwalk. Nov. 21, 1831.
OAK BARK WANTED.
' The subscriber wisheste ptitchase this season
about '40 Cords of Oak Bark, for which the high
est cash price will be paid when delivered.
‘.ALSO Cash paid for Calf Skins delivered at the
Tannery, or at the Store of WM. Dsstunit’s.
ISRAEL LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk March 5 1832. 219

An Apprentice VV aiited,

O t|io,Silversmitlt Business immediately by

delays are dangerous. ORAC1-20. GAYLORD.

United States.

LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, March 2, 183?. 219 '

r

BENNETT & . MALLORY l
. AVE this day received a very splendid as
well as very extensive assortment of

Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
which were bought on such terms as will enable
them to ofi‘er them to customers at iittle less prices
than can be bought elsewhere.
Among their assortment may be fatmnd .'

Super blue‘, blk, olive,brown, drab and mixt
Cloths; do. Cassimercs; Blue and blk tnixt Sat-
tiiietts ; Bangiip Cords, a superior article ; Bea-

verteeii very stout; Vnlcntia 8:. ToilnettVestings ;
Blk and Fancy Silk Vestings; Blk Genoa Velvet
for Vests; (‘T-rimson, scarlet. green, yellow, bll-'
and white Fl€lnl.eI.‘t ; Green Baize; Canton Flati-
nel; 50 pieces Merino and other Circussians,
C0i1'l[ll‘ISll‘.g all colors: Bombazettes; Plaids and
Camblets; Blk India Satin; blk Italian Ltistring;
lilk and green Sincliews, and Sarsinett ; till: and
blue hilt Florcnces ; blue, grcen,pink Szwhito do;
Blk and blue blk Gro de '.\'ap. and Gro de Berlin;
Col’d and changeable Silks; blk Mode; black
Nankin Ci-ape; POI'IgrlO: blk Bombazines ; 6'4,
7‘4 and 8 4 blk, scai'le'. green and white Merino
Shawls warranted free from Cotton; Scarlet and
white l\’lerino Scat fs; Thibet \Vool,&i Cashmere,
Shawls; Prussian Shawls 81. HdkI's.vat'iotis sizes;
Fancy Sillt.Gauze. Poplin, Palinariiie&.\Vor.-‘ted
Beriage Hdkfs; 5'4, and 6.4 Green, Berago for
Veils; Blk Lace and green Gauze Veils ; Light
and dark French Ginghams; Blk Silk Velvet;
Blk, crimson, blue and green Tahy Velvet; 120
pieces light and dark chintz Calicoes latest pat-
tt ms; Fnrnittire Cali. 0; 4 4 and 6'4 bik, green
and white Crape; 4'4 and 6'4 Bobinet Lace and
inseriings ; Thread and Bobiiiet Edgings; Bob-
inet Fodtingz Frencli,Pink and otherGinghams;
Swiss, Medium, Sarcinett, Mull. Jackonet and
Book Mnslins; Irish Linens and Lawns; Linen
Cambric Hdltfs; White and Plaid Crzivats; Cot-
ton aiid Silk Flag Hdkfs ; 4 4, 6'4 and 8-4 Table
Diaper ; Russia, Irish and Anieric-an Diaper ;
Irish and Russia Sheeting; Betlticking; Lyon
Skin ; Padding 8:. Buckram : Buttons ofail kinds:
Blk Prttuelle; 4'4 anti 5'4 bleacli’d and brown
Sheeting; American Mnslins; Checks; Black,
slate, brown, blue, and Pink Carribric; S riped
Blankets: 84. 9-4 and l0°4 Rose Blankets ; blk
Random, mix’tl, lileacli’d and white worsted and
Cotton Hose ; Gloves ofevi;-r_v description; Silk
an .I Gingham Utnbrellas; Ladies’ Dnnstable and
Leghorn Plait straw Bonnets: Boys’ Morocco,
Cloth and Seal skin Caps , Paper Hangings, and
Bordorings ; Red WoolenYarn; Childrens'Shoes;
Oil Cloths 4'4 &. 5-} wide; A general assortment
including Hat and Cap Ilibhons; Genilt2men’s
Stocks and Collars; Green 8:. blue Table COVIFT3.
Belt Ribbons. Blk Italian Hdkfs superior article,
Barcelona Htlfks. Furniture Ditiiity and Fringe.
Blk and white Silk Hose, Corded Skirts, Carpet
and Bedtick Binding, Fttiiiittire do., Marking
Canvass, Btirlaps, Patent Threads, Blue and
white‘CottonYarn from No. 3 to 20, Candle Wick
and Batting, Boot Webb and Cord, Cotton Cord
all sizes. é‘.:c. &c _ p .
CROQI{ERY+'Phe largest assortment
ever ot‘.‘c-red in this place, and at least 25 perct.
less than former prices.
CR0-CEREES-*I"°u"g l'l.V5°"» HYSDYI
Skin and Sonchong Teas; Loaf, Lump 8: brown
Sugars : Coll‘:-e, Ginger, Nutiuegs and other Spi-
ccii, Bar and Shaving Soap, Lamp Oil, Spanish
Indigo, Alium. _
A small assortnient ofCii‘lery, good and cheap
Norwalk, Sept. 19, I83]
"I '9 W E1A'3’l§o
[3 E ‘S UST Landed from
die Sloop Magnolia,
203 Stoves, consisting
ot'Cooli Stoves. vain-
ous p3ll€T[lS,l.ill€ plate
or oven Stoves. Bax
Stoves. wood and Coal
f'r‘anklins.&c. &c. &c.
' Also :—--A few brass

 

Grates, all of which

§$ -
will be sold at the New-York przces.
N. B. No Stoves sold, except for cash, or
'1pproVc_tl notes on interest.
S'rii.i:s CURTIS «S; Co,

Tliey r-lsokeep constantly on hand a general
assortint-nt of . _
Housekeeping ‘Articles,
Iron Ware Both plain andj.tppan’d Ware
Britania “Fare Blocktin and Pewter IrVare
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs
Sad Irons Soup SIOIIP and other Furnaces
Hcllotvwai-c; brass Kettles finished 81. unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
Also, Britania, Blocl-ttln, Tin plate anti Iron do,
"Fable rind Desert Knives anti Foiks
Plated and steel Snufl‘ers 8:. Trays ; Tea Waiters
.Iiippan'il Lamps; Brass, tin. Si. iron Candlesticks.
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles 
‘Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sie-ves Scales, Scale Beams
Weights and Measures Coal Hods
Chafing Dishes Irnii Ware '
Sheet iron, Sheet lrad, Sheet Copper, &c.
‘ Also, a quantity Live Geese Feathers, Ht:-t.£
and Ducks Ft-iatliers, Hogs Bristle-s, &Lc.
lI§’Cash paid for all kinds ofSliipping Furs.
Norivzilk. Oct. I0. 1831. ,

.EU.§'H‘ H.ECEEVED.

NE Barrel Irish Whiskey.

1 do old lllonongaliela, for Sickness.
Sweet oil, in bottles. Sperin Candles.
First quality Goslien Cheese. ,
Oranges dz. Lemons. For salelow b)

Nov. 7, 1831. EDWIN LOCKWOOD

— ON C-E -=19} ORE.

T. JOHN & MORRIS itavejust received it

fresh supply of Seasonable DRY GOODS
which are offi.-red as cheap as can be purchased
at any other establislintent, viz :

Fine and Superfine Broad Cloths, of various
Colours, Cassinieres, Fine and Common light
and dark Satinetts,

A good assortment of Flannels,

Green Frieze for Cloak Linings,

Red and Green Canton Flannels,

Blt-aclied,and Unbleached do.

Ladies Colored Camblets 4-4 wide,

Black Merino CIRCASSIANS,

Plain and Fig’d Crimson and Scarlet do,

CoIour’d Circassians, agood assortment,
Black Bombazines, 4-4 5-4 and 6 4 Bil-E. & White
Bobbinett Lace, Bobbitett Quilings and Edgeings,
do. Insertings, Black Lace Veils. 4-4 and 5-4
Green Bar:ige,Plain and Figoured Swiss Muslin,
do. Book, do. Jackonet, do. Mull, Li’-in C-ambrio,
do. Hhdkfs. Long Shawls, Tliibet Wool Sltttwls,
Cashmere do. English Merinoe do. Plain and
Figur’d Prussian Shawls and Hdkfs. Gro de Nap
a_nd‘Worsted Baiege Hdkfs. Ponge, Flagg Silk,
Bandanna do. Cotton I-Idkfs. White Swiss Cra-
vatts, Dark Plain do. Black Italian do. Barcelo-
na Hdkfs. 5-4 Blk. Italian Crape for Veils, Dark
Valencia Vestings, Black and Fancy Silk Ves A
tings, Ladies and Gentlemen’: Gloves, Ladies
Worsted Hose,a‘good assortment Green Moreen,
for stile-1st door'West ofthe Bridge. Nov. 14.

KEGS l’owder.just rec’d, and for sale

30 -at the Lowest Manufactory prices.-—
Also, the best of Canister Powder.

Nov. 7th. THOMAS 8* MEAD.

 inusiii-:t.s Coarse Turks ts’-

, and SALT, 14 Sticks Blown

do.j,ust received and for sale by

‘ Jim. 16. HUBBELL Si. Ponrttit.

A RE QUEST‘.

TI‘ HE subscriber particularly requests all‘
who have unsettled accounts with him to

call and settle the same by the 20th of this

month and very tiiuch oblige '

March, Ist. ‘ Gsoncia ST. J ours.

 

i
iiiounted 52. Soapstone"

 

Norwalk ,7” * Dispe-nsatg ,‘
‘_ SIGN or THE Motrrstt.
.\'l/EST OF THE BRIDGE.

HIS establislitnent is constantly 2‘-trnishetl

with an extensive assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, Peigfuinary. Brushes, D151-E’.'?"?'s, Hat-_
tars Articles, 8,-c. which are warratitt-.-‘ ,-.od
quality, and will be sold on reasonable zrms.

--AMONG THE ARTICLES MAY BE FOUND-—

Gum O ium, Camphor, M ii, Aloes, Giuli-
boge, Guiiic, Ammoniac, Sc‘-BIYIHIOIIY, Kino,
Foetid, Galbanum, Arabic, Tra canth and Bar-
bary Gum, Rochelle, Epsom an Glauber Salts,
Sal Nitre, Sal Amtnomac, Pulv. Rhubarb, Root.
do. Geiitiana, Ginseng, Senna, Pink root, Vi-

'nia Snake root, Black Snake root, Senegu
bt_ia_kc Iloot, Valcri_an, Uvi Urst, Rosemary

Digital is, Chamomile Flowers, English an

Spanish Saffron, Dultz, Gold Thread, Sago,‘

Pearl Barley, Cream _Tartar, Arrow Root,

Flake Manna, Cantharides, Stramonium, Foo

nugreek, Colchicum, Cardamom, Coriander,

Anuis, Caraway and Fennel Seeds, Juniper-

Berries, Cubebs, Extract Liquorice, Root do. '

S anish Sarsaparilla, Mezerin Root, Colombo,

B ood Root, Colchiciim and Pellato Root, Gin
or do. Angtistura, Canella, Carsari la, Simaroti

Dd, Peruvian and Tooth ache Bark, Pulv. Peru

Burk, Sztnford’s do. Orange Peel, Quassia,
Guaic, root and Pulv. Curcuma, Prepared

Chalk, Russia and American Isinglass, Cofnus, ‘

VVliite and Black Hcllcbore, White, Mustard,

Castor, Squill root, Iceland i\_/Ioss, Cateeltu, Sul-

phuret of Antimony, Sulp. Zinc, So of Lead,

Semi. Ox. Lead, Lapis, Calammc, ul hur, roll

Brinistone, Sulphate of Potash, Polan Starch,

W'lntc wax, Cocliineal, Calcined Magnesia,

Curb. Nlitgnesia, Cari). Ammonia or Salts of
Hartsliorn, Oxalic Acid, Tartnric Acid, Su r.

Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, Muriate of Lime, wart. '

Antimony, _Root. and Pulv. I ecac, Jalap, Pre-
ppred Antimony, Cowhage, or ot, Colycyndi,

i u_x Vomica, Crocus lvlartts, Ca omcl, Rod Pro-

dipitate, wliito do. Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic,

Sulph. Quinino, Acetate Morphine,‘Stryclmitie,

Elcterian, Iodine, Lunar Caustic,Caustic Potash,

Issue Pease, Ox. Bismuth, Marshall’s_FIowers or

' n, Phosphate of Iron, Carb. Iron, Liver of Sul-

" , P-hosphote of Soda. Laudanttm. Paregoric.
Eltx. of Health, Elix. Pro. Syru -‘or-sqmiis. Hive
Syrup, Tinctures of Rhubarb, innamon, Polla-
toi , Digitalis, Cantharides, Catcchu,- _I0dine,
Co chicum, and Blood root, Compound Tinctures
of Guaic, Valerian, Peruvian Bark, and Laven- .
der, Muriate tinc. of Iron, do. of:-: Lime, best; cold
pressed Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Balsam Copaytfli
do. Fir, Sulphuric Ethe;.S irits of Turpentiiie,
Venice Turpentine, Oil S i e, Oil of Tar, Oil of
Succini, Spirits of Harts om, S Il'lI.S‘0f Nitrc,
Worm Powders, Dovers Powder, icra, Hysteric
Pills, Blue Pills, Family Pills, Cough Pills, Hull’:
Pills, Antitnonial &.Ipecnc. Wine,Picra,Adhesiye, .
Dyachylon, Mercurial, Strengthening and Blister
Plaster, Anrruintum, Citron, Iodine, Red, Bank-
con, Piles, V/Vhite & Simple Oint.ments_, Tumet-'8
Cerate, Extract, Pepper,-Herd-iane, Cicutay Sl-
vinc, and .6-entiana, In ectionPipes, In]. Syringes,
Bat-badoes Tar, Conk in’s Siren thenin Plaster.

OILS AND ESSENCES.— ii of ilmonds,

Juniper, Origanan, Rosemm-y,Wonnseed, Cloves,
S ruce, Lavender, Bur amot, Aunts, Lcm_on,
Vl;intergrecn,Cinnamon, eppertmnt;SpetI!'m1mo
Tans_v_..VVonmvood, Hcmloc , Pennyroyal, and
Sassafras, Ess. of Spruce. - ‘

SPICES, &.c.—Ground Cloves, Cinnamon, All-
spicc, Pepper, Ginger, 8: Cayenne Pepper: Nil“
megs, Mace, Mustard, Preserved Ginger,
Tairiarinds, &c. ' _ ' , ‘

PATENT MEDICINES.— WItit,well I, ‘By .
am’s, Stcer’s at common Li uidO cldoci ,
deldoc Liniment, Whibwel ’s_ an Hitch ' ’s
Snutf, Byam’s Physical Drops, Wheaten’: and
Clay's Stomach Bitters, Wheaton’s, Clay's, and
N ewell’s Itch Ointment, Daven t’s Bilious
Pills ‘and Eye Water, Lee's ilious Pills,
Hooper’s Pills, Bateman’s Drops, Godfroy's.Coi‘-‘
dial, Chirig’s Vifomi Lozengcs,_Trottoi-'3 Balsam.
of Hoar-hound, Pectoral Honey ot'Bonssc Bals-

rvi Honey. Turlingtnn’s _B°.l5b.t‘.'i of HI: ' ' '

son’s Cough Drops, Clt'.:‘.‘-';ii’s do. Cooper's 13- ‘l’
sence of tcelaiid Muss, Harlaem Oil, British Oil, 1
Builey’s celebrated Congress Powders, formitking
Congress Spring ‘Water, Scidlitz, and Soda.Pow.--
dcrs, a superior article. , _ _ ' _

, FANG‘ ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, Etc.-'— -
Pot and roll Poniatum, Antique Oil, and C010
VVater, it variet of Patterns, Lavender
Orange flower’ atcr, Beat-’s Oil, Matiassar
MU_5l\'. Naples and Wit1t‘l§or_,Sliav;;;:‘" soars,’ ‘
variety of fancy So-1;?;, vy ash Balls, white ¢,..
fumed bar Son , for shaving, washing, Sec. v ,
,clt<_:ap,-Castile oap, Smelling Bottles, Flesh and-
hair Powder, Court Plaster, black and flesh‘
colored, Clay’s Pearl Tooth Powder, Compound‘
_Charcoal Powder, an excellent -article for the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Cloth "and Shoo
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and White ‘V
Brushes, Etc. ‘ .

DYE STUFFS, HATTERS’ ARTICIJ
&c. &c.—Chip Lovwood, -Red wood, Fustic,‘
ca trua, ground ‘amivood, Extract Logw
Ve igi-is, Alcohol, Gum Shellac, Seed Lac, 0
of Vitrol, Blue Vitriol, Nitric and Muriatic Acid,

. Muriate Tin, Co peras, Alum‘, Indigo, Spanish

Annato, Aqua ortis, Alleppo Galls, Salt: Tap
tar, Hatters’ Jacks, Clothiers’ do. Hatters’/SIO '
ping Brushes, Soft Finishing do., extra. do.

_London and Philadelphia Porter, Stouglil.oh’s
Bitters, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Salt Petre, Sn
2Eratus, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and co
mon Junk Bottles, Vials .of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Pu_m_ice and Rotten Stone, Gluefs -'su‘-
perior aualitg, Bath or scouri Brick, Black —,

cad, Ivory_ lack, Red Chalk, ' osin, _Whitin3. "

Shoe Blacking,‘_,'3oarsc and fine Sponge,- India ‘
Rubber, &.c. &c.‘ .

Dr. Hull's Improved Patent Bingo and ' Pivot .
TRI-ISSES. “ . .

WEED &- BUTLER,

Norwallt, Dec 5.

For Sale or To Let,

THE place lately "occupied ?by.
subscriber, pleasantly situated on
East side of Five Mile River Harbour ill. '
walk, containing about two Acres at Len '
which is it Dwelling House, Barn, and otli
Houses, nearly new, and is well Stocke
variety of fruittrees, and is it very desi .~
ation for a Mechanic. Immediate po
be given. For terms, apply to D -
near the premises, or the subscriber.
: . ERASTU3 S .
New Canaan, Feb. 27th, 1532. (I21

WOODLAND AT AUCTION.

 
 

TRACT of Woodland in itt.ige- ’
.. field, near-the Dwelling House
*2 of Lewis Beers, belonging to the os-
tate of Jonathan Middtebroolc, late of ,
' Wilton, dec’d,will be sold-in parcels, “
at Public Vendue, at the Dwelling House of
Lewis Beers aforesaid, on Friday the 9th of March
next at‘. o'clock P. M. Conditions will I_)0‘lIl_I‘IQ

 

known at the time‘ and place of Sale. ' . - ,-
Jonit Joiu:s,. E. .t- _.»'
H. OLMSTED, "cu °"'

Wilton,Feb. 1832. . ans ' -

FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
If not previously disposed of at Private -_ ,
0 be Sold at Vendue to the high 5- '
- on the 2*.-‘th of March nex_t, at, 9’.-lock. P; K . ":-
M. that pleasant situation ti little South -of the '
Episcopal Clitirch in Wilton, on the “gin -‘nd
leading road to Norwallt. owned by.tIie'subg¢yi.
ber. Contains about 22 Acres of Land, 'he.n|°.‘
can be mowed, and. of an excellent quality, to..
gether with a new Dwelling H_oiile thereon, and
other Buildings- . The Sfllfi Wt“ ptrginpttiry.
Also, a variety of Household Furniture, ‘coining.
ingflof 'l_'aliles, Bed Steails, Chitin. &,c.' fig, ;.
Conditions made known at time of Sale. ‘
’ ~ ‘ _: : SYLVANUS -Hsiain‘.
'I:Vilton, Feb. 27th, 1832. 213,

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