VOL. XV.
S. VV. BENEDICT.
'1-“.DI'I‘OR AND I'P.O'PRIETOR.
’]_‘E[{)‘[S—-'1'll"0 Dollars per xlllmt
III.
Norwalit _/ DIS.[wflSil|‘y.
gram or THE .iioaT.iii,
WEST or Tin-: iiviioci:
HIS establislinieiit is constantly furnished
with an extensive iiseortnieiit of Drugs and
1JIctIIcInc3.- Pcrfumary. Brushes. Dry-Stuffs. IM-
tcrs Articles, &-c. which are warranted of good
quality, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Norivalk Apriljl0. WEEI) 3' BUTLF.R.
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.BAIlTRAiII 6: HO} '1 ,
AVE for Sale Suck, Turks Island, «It. Rock
H Salt, by the Load or Bushel,
Butter by the Furkin or retail. .
Lard, Pprk by the Barrel or less quantity,
Mackerel and Shad, _ _
\Viiiter‘ 8:. Full Oil, Linreed and heatsfoo do.
Iron and Steel ofall_ descriptions, ‘
Gu_in Slirllack‘ of various qualities,
v..;nli’gri.- and Alcohol. '
-.Coppi:rai'and Chip Cainpeacby Logwood,
\Vlii-at I-‘lour first and second quality.
Buckwlieiit do., and all other articles usually
kept in ii. Grocery Store. . _
“And now as they have nothing to do, but give
tl cinatfeiitioii to the calls oftheir custoiiierstliey
would be happy, to supply the wants of the"-
friends, at ii moment's notice, and on as reason.
able terms, as they can be supplied elsewhere.
' Norwalk. Nove nlier 2]. I331-
OTASH, for sale by
I‘ \_ ‘ l\'Iarch I9 GOULD D-
, _-’ Norwallt, March 5.
9-\ V . I ,
. i v~ ;W heat and R ye Flour-
‘ - ‘ C0,\'5'r_.\N‘f gupply o.f Fresh Ground Flour
‘ofihc first Quality, on hand and for Sale by
Ihlarch 26. HUai:i:i.t. 49’ P°'"'“‘-
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(_‘,Yt'1'HES, Smiths, Pitizliforks, H061. and
Italics, for sale by J.\iii:s FIEINIY Iv. Co.
ii? HATS. .£ll
THE Subscriber have on hand
an assortment of gcntlcniens' Hut!
0 fgood quality, and iiltend keeping
a full_ supply made in the hest_nian-
— , ner and finished in NewYork in the
‘ ‘ latest style. Gentlemen can be
.es'pplied>with Hats to Order upon short notice °
. ~ . ALFRED MALLORY.
1:, March 2, 1332. 219 _
WILLI.-1."|I GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
gencralassortnient of HATS, in
cluding those of the latest New
York fashions. Gentlemen can
~ be supplied with Hats to order up-
_ ,- i on short notice.
, ' ‘Norwalk. March 28 I831
J BOUND PLASTER, a constant supply, on
' hand and for Sale by '
March 26. Honour. 8: Poiirxii.
LA'l‘H.
TBEEF 8:. JAMES Have just received
_ 50.000 Lath, a Superior article. which will
be ofiered on reasonable terms. Ma y
LATH.
ECEIVED this day, 20,000 Latb of an
excellent quality.
‘ vblay, II. 1832.
TO FARMERS.
I REBORN&. Hitclicock’s Patent Ploiighs.
Hines Patent Hoes, warranted superior
to any now in use. Also.Boyds Patent. :1 ve-
rv good article; Also, Ilincs Patent Forks,
,warrented, Follet's Scythes. approved as be-
ing-an excellent article. The above articles
are really worthy of notice, all persons wish.
' ing to purchase are most respectfully invited
' to call at the Store of NELSON B. ELLS,
west side ofthe Bridge Norvrelk, and exa
union f--I themselves.
CHAINS.
4 I.\lBER and Draft Chains for sale by
April 7. B.in'rru:u Sr. Hovr.
\V anted Iiumediately
Y the snbscriber, a Buy from 13 to 15
years of age, to serve as an Apprentice
to the Tailoring Business. NOAH S. B.ui.i:ir.
Norwalk. June 9. I832.
OFFEE by the Bag. and Bunch Musketell
Raisins ofihe first qualitv, by the Box, for
‘sale at New Y:-.r|< oiicos. by Niinsort B. Et.t.s.
JEWELRY.
T the New Canaan Store, may be found.
Watches, Watch Chains. Seals, Keys,
Slides and Rings. Silver and Steel framed
Spectacles to suit all ages : Jet, Pearl, and
Fyllagree Breast Pins and Ear Rings ; Pearl,
Jet, Hair, and Plain Finger Rio 1 ; Silver
Ever Pointed Pencils; Silver an Steel top
and side Thiinbles, Ivory Bodknis: Sealing
Wax ; Clarionetts. Flutes, Fifes, Clarionet
Reeds. Music Books, Tooth Brushes, Snuffers
and Trays, Silver Plated table and tea Spoons,
. Slit-ll-Combs. &.c. N ASH db Herr.
New Canaan, June 1, I832.
‘ - Saddles, Bridles, §'c.
- ' US'I‘ rec'd at the New Canaan Store. an
__ iissortinent of Saddles, Bridles and Mar-
tingals, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan. June I. Nasn do Herr.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
_ IIE subscribers are now offering a good
assortment of Paints, Oils, .S-c.
mong which may ba found :--White Lead,
Dry and Ground ; Red Lead, Spanish Brown,
Venctia Red. Vermilion Red, French Yellow,
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letheru e,
~'I‘urkey Uinber, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish
-Oils. &.c. &.c. NASII & l-Iorr. '
New Canaan, June 1. I839.
LUMBER
' --AT NEW CANAAN.
HE subscribers have received an assort-
ment of Lumber, which they are ofi'er-
n as good terms as can be purchased else-
.ere. NAsH.& I'IOY'I'.
New Canaan. June 1. I832.‘
U31‘ rec'd ai_i'ne New Canaan Store. I
Case ofLadies Leghorn Ilats, of all qual-
‘ ities, 50 per cent less than former prices.-—
Also, Ladies Light Stiaiv Braid Hats ; Misses
Dunstable. Straw Braids,various width.-, very
low“ by Nam 51. Hon.
_i\'ct'ival
Saturn & Brsoxsiix.
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“E IICW and Splendid us.-iortiiieiit of Dry
Gooils,ju=t received by the siiliscrilii-r. the
Clieapestaiiil best nssortuient ever otfei-e.l in
this Market by far. I’ersmis wisliiiig to ptircliase
will please call aiidjudge for tlieiiiselves. as we
cannot go in‘o particulars at pi'eseut—.<iiliice it
to say. our assortini-nt is very Gt3ll3l'£lI, Although
We have no 3 penny Calico to boast of by way
of Gull Traps. we have, good ones 8:. Cheap.
April 23. Ai.rr.i-zn M.ii.r.oi:v
IVAIM'S PANACEA. \Varanted Genuine,
loi' sale by WEI-‘.D 8:. BU l'I.Ii2l{.
STONE CUTTING.
HE SllItst‘l‘II)e|' continues the Stone Cul-
tiiig Business, at his old stand in Niirwalk
l|f."ill‘ the Bridge, where he will be happy to re-
Ilfflve orders for any description of work‘ in his
mi-. .
Tomb and Flagging Stone.
He has now on hand front 75 to I00 pair of
l'oiiib Stones. most of wliicli are prepared for in-
scriptions; also from 20 to 30 Hearth Stones.
mnsisting of blue marble. and North Rive-rI"Iug;
Marble Faciiigs, Paint Stones and Mullers ;—
Cinques, Soap Stone Free Stone, 8:. Soup Stone
- l‘urnaces:
Most ofthe above Stock has been lately pur-
cliaisetl at very low rates. and is now offered for
sale mu-:Ii Lneiiper than has heretofore been sold
Orders left with Eliphalet Coley. “fission.
Charles Wiight,Saugatuck, Bradly Keeler, New-
Ciiiiaan. James H. Hoyt, Stamford, Aiigiistiis
Lyon, Ilorsneck, James Janes, Wilton, Duct. N.
D. Haiglit. North Stamford, John Smith, Esq.
Sawpitts, N. Y. Henry Jackson, Bedford, Ilen-
ry Harris, Sing Sing, Gilbert Brown, l't.-eltskill,
will meet with prompt ntteiition. '
~ EDMUND PRICE.
Norwalk. Jan. 10. I332. 203
‘I-I EA‘R'I‘H STONES,
Soap Stone Furnaces &c.
T HE subscriber has for sale it goozl lot of
North River FIagg,Stoiie and M:irble,suita-
bio for Hearths, worth from $l 50 to $2 50 each.
Also-—A constant supply of Soap Stone Fur-
naces, with Cast Iron Bottoms, at Wholesale or
Retail. EDMOND PRICE.-
Norwallr, May 3, I832. _
Insurance against Fire by a
N1‘ W YORK OFFICE,
NO. 60 VVALL STREET.
7 HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or Nizw YORK, have appointed George
St. JoIin,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns
adjoining, to insure Houses and other buildings
and property contained in them, such as Dry
goods, Groceries, Sic. 8Lc.
niiaiii.-it loss or Iimiiane by fire.
the Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security’ 0 those
who may have insurance made by said Company
lnsurnce effcted at the lowest premium 81. none,
need be brought from affluence to want in con-
sequence of loss by Fire; as all can be [Il‘.)IeCIetI
from its destruction by a‘small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to, issue
Polices to those who may apply. The Compa-
ny piirsue a librul and prompt course in adjust-
ing and paying their losses.
Guard Against Fire.
PROTECTION .
INSURANCE C‘O1\IPAN'Y.
M. J. S'I‘RI']E'1‘. of Norwalk, agent
of the Protection Insurance Coinpriny,
of Hartford Connecticut,offers to ilisuie lIoiis-
es, Stores, Mslfs, Factories, Barns, and the
contents of each, together ivitli every other
similar species of property,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Premium offered, areas low as
those ofany other similar-Institution, and eve-
ry man has now an opportunity, for a trifling
sum, to protect himself against the ravages ol
ihisdestructiv: element, which often in a sin-
gle hour sweeps away the earnings of many
years
The course the ofiica pursue in transacting
their business and inthe adjusting &. payment
of losses, is prompt-and liberal. For terms of
insurance, application may be made to the a-
bove named Agent who isaiithorized to issue
polices to applicants without delay
To Merchants and others.
OTTON Batting and Candle Wick, by
the Bale or less qiiantity—at the Factc.
.'y prices, constantly far sale by
JAMES Finn‘!-zv &. Co.
Nonvalk, March 89, I832.
_ , For So,le—-a Bargain.
V HE subscriber offers II 1' sale a
_- __J'- Manufacturing Establfshment,
calculated for Cotton. Wool, or other purposes.
The Factory is 28 by 36, two stories high.
standing on a good stream of water 3 miles
from Norwzilk landing, where a Steam boat
and Packets ply regularly between this and
New York.
Alse,<i large two story Dwelling house. cal-
culated for several familieiuand a well of good
water near the door. For further particu
lnrs enquire of DAVID COMSTOCK.
Norwalk. March 5 I832.
NEW ES'l‘AI3I4.lSHMENT.
‘c HE Subscribers take this
method to inform the inhiib.
itantirof Wilton and the public,
.. . . that they are now ready to re-
ceive wool to card into rolls at the shortest no-
tice, and in the best manner, at V their mill
standing on the Norwalk and Danbury 'l‘urn-
pike road. six and a lialfmiles from Norwalk.
formerly Belden’s mill, where they will punc-
tually intend to all orders in their line, and
hope their experience in the business will en-
title them to a share of-the public patronage.
Wool left at the Store of Thaddeus Hoytiin
Wilton, Ward Chichesler Old Well, or Seely
&. Holmes, Darien Landing,will be taken and
returned in rolls as soon as possible.
DANIEL 'I.‘Avi.on 8: Co.
Wilton. May 19, 1332. 3m 229
CLOCICS,
OR SALE by the Dozen or Single; 1 D03.
Large Looking Glass Clocks at $10 each ;
I Doz.‘ Small Mantcltrepieee Clocks tit $8 each,
warranted to keep time correctly.
. April '24. S'rii.ir.s Cuiiris 8:. Co.
US’l'receivcrl and for stile, ii lot of Hams ;
about 60 Shoulders at 6d per poimil ,' Sack
and Hay Salt; Park by the Barrel ; Ale oftbe
first quality by the Barrel ; I'ot Ash, of the first
Sort, and Southern an.| Western I-‘loiir.
"New Canaan, June 122, 1832.
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C III}! A P CLOTHING.
O siiitailzle for Spriiigund Suininer Wear, at
tho NOI’WltIIi Clotliing Estalilisliineitt.
May 123. Enwis Lncxwouo.
C.-ISII STORE.
TIIIQ subscriber takes this lnetlinil to notify
his Frieizil.-t and Ciistoiiicrs, that after this
date, he w'Il olllr his Goods for CASH 0.\'l.\'—
Bad Debts, and Long Credits, urge this ini-.usure.
Ile solicit.-i ii coiitinuaiice of Patruiiage, and ivi'l
endeavor to iIt'.‘C0lIlllIUlIlIIC' his custoiners on the
most l"l“ll.s‘ ‘-llilltltt tennis. Gout.» D. Jizxslsos.
.\'orwalk, April 2d, IE-3'2.
A New _ESCZlI)IISIllI1ellI.
NELSON BQEELLS
V. 7'OUl.D infurin his Frieiids and the Puli-
lic in general. that he has taken the Store
formerly occupied by Jiimo.-'4I*'iiiiie_v 5; C0. v here
he has opened a general iissortuieiit of Groce-
ries, among which may be found the following
aiticles, viz:-—
Hyson, Young I-Iypson, Ilyson Skin. Soucliong,
Gunpowder and Itnperia I TEAS: -.\lol:ises. I-lice,
Coffrc. Loaf, l.iimp, C-iiiiton, \Vhite Hiivauiia,
St. Croix, and New Orleans SUGARS ; Span-
ish Indigo, Poland Starch, Salt Peter, Pearliisli,
Siileratu.-', PCl’Iflt(‘I\I0, Pepper, Giiiger, Powder,
C:u-endisli and Keg Tobiieco. Box, Muskoteland
Kig Raisins, Cloves, Nutinegm, Cassia, Snuff,
Writing 5» Wrapping Paper, Pipes ; Alexandria,
Spanish, iind New Orleans SEGARS ; Soap,
;\Iou!d and Dipped Candles, Shaving Soap,
Chocolate, Sweet (Betty) Oil, Mackerel by the
Barrel, half Bari el or less quantity, Shot, Paste
Blocking, Hi.-rrings, Leinun Syrup, Cheese.
Brooms, Beaiis, I’ei-is, Peanuts. Almonds, Brazil
Nuts, Fillierts. Figs. Currants, Oranges, Lemons,
Taniarinds, Siimim-.r and Full Strained Oil, Mess
l’oi'lt,Codfisli,Vaii Dy kt-..’,s Mustard, Flour, Blown
Sal: by the Sack, Hains, Snioaked Beef, 8i Lard.
THE above articles will be all warriinled good,
andwill be sold as cheap as any in the Market.
A share ofthe Public patronage is most respect-
fully solicited. Norwalk, May I-I. I832.
IIERIOVAL. .
JAMES PINNEY & 00.
AVE removed to the New Building adjoin-
ing the Store of Jacob Smith 6:. Co. west
oftlie Bridge, where they have opened ;i Fresh
and general assortment of first‘ rate FAMILY
GROCERIES, which are offered to the public at
the lowest rates. The following articles coili-
prisc a small part of tlie_ stock.- -
First quality Weslein Canal Flour Wliolesalc
or Retail. - .
Ilyson, Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS .
Loaf, and Lump Sugar, .
St. Croix. New 0rle.iiis, Havanna, and India
SUGARS Java, Maiiilladz LiiguiiaCOI-‘FEE.
Molasses, an arlicZe worthy of particular at-
tent on. A general assortment of Wines, first
rate. " for birlnuiss,” 81.0, Lemoii’S_vrup. '
\Vii.tergrecn.I’eppermii;t 8: Anniseed Cordials
Nutmegs, Clni_iniiion,Cloves, Raisins, Figs
Rye Flour, Bread, Crackcis, Cheese
Pork, and Pork and Beef Hams. '
Chocolate, Allspice. t’epp‘er, Ginger,
Oranges, l’eanuts,.-Xlinonds. Madeira Nuts
Butter, Lard, Herrings. Codlish, Mackerel
Soap. Candles, Poland Starch, Ct')ppctflS,Il)(IIgt)
Spanish and Auiericaii segurs, Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil ; Powder and shot, Tapers
Mustard; Rice, Tainarinils
Shoe, sci-ubbiiig,llz. White wash Brushes, Sic
I’ot:ish,a first rate article.
Wrot and Cut Nails, and Brads. ofnll Sines.
Crockery and Glass \Vai'e, &c.
Norwalk,Z\Iay 2. 1831. I75
STONE LIME.
TREET &JA.\IES keep constantly on hand
and for Sale, Stone Lime. fresh from the
Kiln. Norwalk, May 21, 13352.
VVool Carding, Dying and
CLOTII DIIESSIN G.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has taken the establish-
ment belonging to Mary Davenport in Wilton,
near the Presbyteriiiii Meeting House, and for-
merly occupied by Charles Taylor, where all or-
ders for Carding, will be punctually attended to
Likewise, Dying Silk and Cotton Goods, and all
Fancy Cclors on Carpet yarn. He invites his
old customers, and all those who have orders in
the above business, to give him a call. By his
long experience, he will be able to execute his
work in ii manner Satisfactory to all those who
may pleas to favor him with their custom.
IViItuii, May 1-! GIDEUN I..I:‘.F.DS.
N. B. Freight paid to Waggouers for all Wool
or Cloth Brought by them ; Wool with directions
may be left atthe Store of Abijah Butts &. Co.
Wilton, and at Thomas Merrils, and Gibbs It
Raymond near the Bridge Norwalk. from whence
it will be taken and returned. After the first of
September, he will be happy to receive orders for
Cloth Dressing. G. LEEDS.
GIBBS & RAYMOND,
East and of Water Street, on the Corner qf New Slip
A-IKE now offering to the Public ll. gener-
al assortment of Groceries. which they
will sell as Cheap as can be bought elsewhere.
'I‘he following articles comprise a part :-
Molasses, Brown Sugar, Loaf &. Lump do.
Old llyson Young Hyson. Ilyson Skill, and
Souchong TEAS ; Coffee, Alspice, Pepper,
Ginger. Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs,
Pearlash. Chocolate, Currants, Figs,
Beeswax, Mould and Dip’t Candles,
Soap, Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder,
Shot, Tamarinds, Almonds, Filberts,
Peanuts, Br-aziliiuts, Beans, Paste Blocking,
Shaving Soap, Segiirs, Lemon Syrup.
Castor Oil, Table Salt, Van Dyke's Mustard,
Herring, &c Soc. 616. site.
ALSO—Pot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Cod
Fish and Mackerel by the Barrell and half
Barroll ; -Western and Southern Flour by the
Barroll; Salt ofall kinds; Pork Hams.Shoul-
ders and Chops; Beef Hams, Mess Pork, &.c.
N ail-r, all sizes, Glass, &.c. *
N. B. All kinds of Produce taken in ex.
chance for Groceries. May 23.
OTTON YARN, (all numbers ) Ciiifio
Wick, Cotton Batting by tho Bale, at the
lowest Factory prices, carpet Warp at 2: per lb.,
for sale by. L. Li M. B. MEAD.
Superior Lemon Syrup.
US1‘ rec'd I quantity nftho iibnve, for Sale
piiicei. by Mtnonuniioox 19° MORRIS.
VVINDOVV GLASS.
TREET 81. JAMES Have just received
100 Boxes 6.8 '7,.9 8.10 l_0.I4 9.l3 I-2'.I6
American and English G,lass, which are offer-
Aiiril 30. 943* wt, 8:. flou-
ed at the lowest prices.
. M,,*“
NORVVALK, TUESDAY, JUtt;1r 17, piss;
UST rrceivoil it new asuirtiiioiit of Goocls, .
1 by the Box, warranted good, at New York .
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BENNETT DIALLORY
AVE‘this day received from New .Yorl<. i«
large and Elegant assortiiir-iit of DRY
GOODS. boughtat the present low prices. am‘
will be sold as low as our iiei,o_hburs.——i'\'o Irfzrcp
‘tiaiis,--—tlie following comprise .. pull : --
Black. Blue. Bruwii, Olive Brown. OIIV“
Mist and Invisible Green BRO.\DCI.0'I'HS'
I~‘:iiicy Col'd Ciissiiueres and Sattini-its. llleriiix
and Rum-ii C3§$IIIICI": for summer \\t".$Il' : Moli-
Skin : Beiiverteeii ; Black l“rt-nch Boiiibnzine:
I-Ianiiltuil and i\'luttenwaii Stripes; Brown and
Mini Drilling; Biingup and Orleaiis (ford; Me-
rino CIt‘IIl5 and Circrissians ; |’runelli- ; Prin-
cetta Lasting; Bonibaat-its; Ilumba1.iue; Cali
coes ; I-‘uri-iiture Cxilicoes; Vrslitlg; Silk and
'l‘ahb_v Velvett; Col'd Caiinbric; Meriiio Shawls
Black and Scarlet warranted free from Cotton :
'I'lii,bit,\VuoI and I’i‘u.¢si:iii Sliawls; Purple and
Whit-. Shtiivls; Black Nauki-eii as rl Caixiloii
6.4 Black Ciape for Veils; I.lflt"_V Cmpz ; Pop-
lin. fiaiizl‘. l3ei'i'nge. Piilniyrine, Maiidariu
and Silk Hdkfs. ; black itaiiaii Criivalts ; black
Canton lIdkfs.; black Lice and green worsted
Barrage Veils; greet: Gauze Veils : bliii.-k and
white Bpbinett Luce; Buliliiiiette fooziug and
Etlgiii,-;, :.ill_widih-i ;_; ‘fore.-iil Lace and I':lIgIlI".’S
and liisertiiigs; Irish Linen ; Long Laun: Lin-
en Ciimbric; Linen Cambrle lldkfs ; Scotch
Lawn; cambric.j:ickunett, mull, plain. figur'il.
swirls. plaid, striped and book ;\_Iu.<lius; hull‘,
purple. pink-and different stiles Fri-ncli (tiiighani :
Stanip'd Jncoiiett; Black Italiriii. Siiitzliiew, Sar-
cinett,‘Florence, Miirceline, Gro do Nap, Gm
.le Berlin, Changeable. light and dark coloured
Silks; Silk I-‘lagg, Pongee niiil Cotton Flagg
lltlkfin: plaid Crtivutts; Stocks ; Fine Linen
Collars ; blue and yellow Naukeeii; Storiunuts;
Checks-; superior Bedticking ; low priced Tick-
ing; Riissiii Diaper; 3 4 4.4 6.4 and 8.4 Linen
and Tiible Diaper ; cotton Diaper ; garnieut and
furniliigel, Dimity; blue and green Table Cov-
crs; 5&2]. green, yellow and white 'l*‘l:inm:ls;
'I'wil'd Cotton; Padding (7-aiivass; Buttons;
Crape; blnck,wliite and pink French Cr:tpc' E‘
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' NEVV-CAN.-AAN STORE.
V IIl3'. Siitisiwilii-rs have just rcc’d fr. N. Yolk
an exteli~'ivc ailditioii to their foriiier S't)i,"(
-ll GOODS. Wllltfll have been pui'cli'isi-d at IIIC‘
pre.~'eiit l't'tlllf‘€-.-I prices, and are oliirreil to the
public on as liberal l(_'l'IllS—lIi at any other sim'-lai-
e..=l.ilili.-liiiio-iil in the col1iilr_v.(cha:sip c.i~ih Stores
not excepieil.) ‘I he ."olo-.vi:i,-_; articles coiiiprisea
pail nftheir assortment, viz:
Bfnr, li':irk, lirowu, olive-V, inist, gret-ii ti’ liiwii
i‘uI'tl (.'l..U'l‘I‘I.3 2 lililc. III-Il'IC Llllll Ii'iiic_v ciilurieil
Cassiiiieres and Sattinelts; drab, Ii-_:lii and il'irl:
Inixt Merino cnssiniert.-s for tii‘iitlenil'ii'_~i suiiiiiier
wear; red and inixt Pniidiiig; CilllV2|S.~l 3e. buck-
"HUS lieavertei-ii, I-'lisIiau, Mziluwan and llam-
illon Stripes, cirt:2i.sia.is of all colors .\',' qiialiiiv.-,
:20 per cent less than form:-r prices; I-lk l:uli.in
‘Silk; bl‘.: Lutcstring, hlk and col‘il Grode .\'.ip.
hlk Lilo do Beriin, some at -10 rents the yd. Fier-
eure silk-‘. blk Sinrhews and S.irsinett. some :it
-.’..«ti.l. (iiueii India Silk, I-lit Italian c avails, blk
llzirceluiia I-ldkl'.~:. some at I-titl; sdk und cotton
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an-I plaid fiiiigliiiiiis. Freiich [ll‘Il'llctI c:iinbi'ic.<,
I.iiii.-us, Long Lawlis, Linen Culnhrit-Ii, Linen
cainhrick llillcts. seine at 3:-. i\IlIII,Sv\I.-‘S, India,
and Jucknuett cainbrics. corded and plain cum-
lirit~..=, l"ig'il Swiss, .\lull, aiiil .I:ickonet canibiiis,
\Vliite, stripe-I, and plaid cravuts, greeii lit-rage,
«I-4 and 5-4, very low; Book Miisliii. fiigurcd and
plain; Liulies while and Raudoin Hose, Ladies
blk silk and worsted Hose, a general Lt:lSt)l'InlL‘IlI
ofGenI.!eiiieii's hose and liaifliosc. some at ls.-—
GI-ivcs nfzill kinds 6 Al Boiiibtizine, very supei ior
article, Prunelle-, Princelta La.=tii_ig, Boniliazettes,
silk, boinbaziue, silk velvet and Ii:iir clclli Stocks,
all kinds ; collins, white, red, yellow and green
Flaniiels; Od.-an, Dorcliestcr, and very low
comuion '1'ickiiiL'.<, Ru sia sheeting: and Diaper,
bIeti_i:ti',gI Muslins; Shootings 81. Sliirtings ; Pins ;
I)l'0Wtl;.Il§I¢ Cumbi-ic und Battiste ; Ladies and
Ge‘ntIb§ii_en’s GI. ves ; Mitts"; black and white sill:
Hose; Geiitleiiii.-ii’: and Ladies block. blown,
niiixt, slate, random& white Hose and half Hose;
UinbreIlais;,'I‘i'nvell_ing Baskets ; Cal-ash I“:<tent_
l
Leather. Cloth and Children's Fanry Caps; Rus-'
sia Sheeting ; ' Burlaps and Osnapurg ; Brown
Keysey ; Bru‘wn Linen ; worsted and ‘cotton
Sus_peridci‘s; Ribbons ; Spool Cotton ; Knitting
Cotton ; carpet Binding ; quality Binding; bout
Webbing; patent Thread : clothes and hair
Brushes; Oil Cloth; napping Cloths ; bi-lt Rib-
boos; childreiis red morocco and priuiell Slides;
Horn. dressing and Ivory Combs ; Beads ; Bt‘lllI
Purses ; For and Palm Leaf Hats : Uiiiprellzis ;
I’arsols ; Paper Hangsng: plain green Paper;
Dunstable and Navariiia Hats; blue and white
cotton Yarn; cotton VVridding; Buttiii__g; Culi-
illeuick; Carpet Warp: Pen and Pocket Knives;
Knives and Forks; Razors ; Scissors ; Shears ;
steel 8; brass Thiinbles; Needles; pocket Books,
Wallets ; Elastics, Sic. _
CROCKERY. ii very general assoitinent.
, New-Yorlt Packet. _
. _ I VI‘ IIE Sloop.0rauge. will coni-
ft, rnence running on her suin-
?, " mer arrangement. on ’l‘uesd:iy.
the 2-llli hint. and leave the dock
of Gibbs 6:. Raymond, formerly VVin. J. Street
&, Co. east side oflhe Bridge, every 'l‘uesda_v,
duiing the Season for Peek Slip, and return-
ing the Saturday following. Every attention
paid to Passengers and Freight, and no efforts
will be spared to render this Packet woithy
of the confidence of the Public. The busi-
4
ness ofthis Packet will be transacted at the
GIBBS 8.1. RAYLVIOND.
Norwalk. April 16. I832.
Store of
I HE subscriber would inform his friends and
1 the public in general. that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail from
his lriiiding to Peck Slip in the following manner:
Sloop .lIfECHA.\'If', ALDEN Bito'riiwi:t.i. Master,
will sail Tuesilay sniid return Saturdays ; Sloop
CITIZEN. Sam'l. 'l'. iIIOreIiouse,'.\'Iastei'. will sail-
Satilrdays.K' return oii'l‘hursduys. For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to either ofthe
Captains on board their respective vessel.-i.
MONSON IIOYT.
Norwalk. February 27. 1832.
TO BUILIIE RS.
US'l‘ received and for Sale, a few Brass
Mounted and Soapstone Grates.
June lst. STILES CUn'ris 8.: Co.
SACKING BOTTODI
OR. Sale by Saiirit dc Bi.Aci:.\i.i.s.
Noni nlk, .I‘iinc_l§,
TO LE T_o , ,
0 LE’! . and possessions given immediate-
ly, in Room, on the second floor, being over
the Store of Messrs. Midilli-brook 8L Morris, and
atljoining D. C. Siinford':i Ofhce. The Room is
14 by I6 feet, and well located for ‘int Oflice, or
many kinds of Mechanical opperal ions.
June Iltli. 1832. W. J. rl'riu.‘r."r.
Ready Made Clothing.
AYLOR 6:. S)“ I'll have just received ii
Tlarge supply of Ready Made Clothing of all
kinds, which will be sold very cheap. The Fish-
lic are respectfully invited to call and exainme
for themselves. Snuzutuck. June I3-
FOR SALE——A Bargain.
HE subscriber offers for sale, his house
and homestead, containing about 1?. ‘acres
of land, with 3 good new barn. is half ii mile
west of the Norwall: Bridge, together with a-
bout 34 acres in two different parcels conven-
ient to the homestead and a part ofit near the
Turnpike Road. The above will be sold to-
gether or separate, to suit purchiisers. For
further particulars enquire of
JAMES BENEDICT.
Norwalk. June ll.
7 HE Court or Probate forthe District of
Norwalk. hath .liniitcd and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the creditors
to the estoteof PVillium Jlorgaii ji-.. late of
Wilton, deceased. to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested. within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said eetale, are requested to
make immediate payment to
SAMUEI. 'Sco'r1', Administratorfl-‘-1
VVilton. Juno ‘llz. 1739. F 235
g OR sALE”—A first rate wood Pump,
about 27 feet in length, with fixtures foi
the some App E. M. MonGA.\'.
cotton diaper. 7--I uiJe, Bnilups, O.~in;iburgs. tow
cloth, blk and hrowii l‘loll.ind. white and brown
.Frencli Linen and I.Ill(;|| I)riEliiig,coitori rliiilliig,
‘bleached Shirtings and Sl:eetiii_:,rsr,fr. (ill to 12 cts. '
l)omesIic stripe. and pluit-ls, Silk and cotton Uni
brellas. 'l‘ravi»lliug Basket.-, boys’ I.l‘3llIlt’l' caps,
Paper Ilangings, Buttons ofiill kinds. cotton yain
fr No. 3 to 2‘2.blue& white.colton\'l/adding L bat
‘ting. A good iissortinciit of i\lcn’s and Youtli's
Drab and hlk Iliils, ofthe latest fusliioiis, bought
very low,aud uill be sold at a small advance from
cist. Puliii Huts fium lsGd io 65. Ladies Leg-
Iiorii Hats. Dunslableund Navzirino Huts. Iliit
Triinniings, Millinet. Fuund.'itioi'i Mil;-liii, &c..\'c.
All kinds Oi Country Produce taken in in cliange
for GOODS. Also: “luuiiiif;iclnrers’ Orders in
ken as custom:iry,” (but not in pi'el'cronce to Cash.)
In addition to the above, the subscriber.-3 olfer
an exleiisive assorliiieiit ofwell selected Groceries,
Hard, Hollow, and Woooden \Vtll'(.', Glass ware.
and Crockery, also, findings ofall lciuils. The zi-
hove articles will be sold at a very small advance
from the cost by NASH «S: IIOYT.
New Canaan, June 4th 1832.
Carpenters .§- BuildersFiiidings.
STREET &. JAMES
H AVE recently comeniriitet’ their Business,
. Sr reiiioved tlieirslock of Ilzirtlivzire, Paints,
81:. to their Lnniber Stol'e,\Vest side oflhe Britlge.
The» have this diiy received a Large supply of Cut
and \Vrou_;lit Nails of all sizes, Dry While Lead,
White Lead prepared in Oil superior articles, Lin-
seed, Sperm and Bank Oil, \‘Vh:ile by the I-lhd. or
Barrel, Spirits Terpentine by the Barrel or less
quantity, Bright V-.uiiish, ciuoine Yellow, Stone
Dith. Venetian Red, Spanish Bl0\Vl|, Red Lead,
and Verdegiece.
LIKI-3WISE—A large supply ofLoe-ks, Butts
Lever, Norfolk and Brights 'l'humb l.:itc'ne.=, Pan
ciil window Sptings,Square and Round Boll.-i,I’l:ito
Hinges. In short nearly every necessary mate-
rial for tinisliing a Dwel mg House complete.
FOR SALE.
THEsubscriber offers for Sale. the
2 __, House and Lot. where he now resides,
nearthe Presb_vIeria.ii Church in Nurvi all-:. Al-
so,aliout Five Acres of Land at Strawberry Hill,
so-culled. C. BISSELL.
Norwalk. March 30th. 193'}. "“'l
STILES CURTIS &. CO.
EEI’ constantly uu hand at their Tin Fac-
tory, in Norwalk, :1 general assoitineni of
Housekeeping Articles,
Iron ‘Vine Both plain andj.ippan’d Ware
Britunia \Vare Blocktin and Pewter \Vare
Brass tiped Andiroiis Shovel and Tongs
Sad lroiis Soap Stone and other Furnaces
Ilrllowware; brass Kettles finished 8.’. unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
Also. Britiiiiia, Blocktin. Tin plate and Iron do.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and steel Snuffers 8:. Trays; Tea Waiters
Jappanhl Lamps; Brass. tiu. 81. iron Caiidli.-sticks
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles _
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sieves Scales, Scale. Beams
Weights and Sleiisures Coal Hodil
Chafing Dishes Iron \Vure
Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, &-c-
Also, aquiintity Live Geese Feathers, Ilcns
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristle.-s. «itc-
[I.'_TCash paid for all kinds ot'Sliipping Furs.
s“UMM“i?:1: ARR
S w.‘_ -
ANGEDIEN T.
HE STEAM--BOATS
CITIZEN. Capt.
__ 3.3., : _ . JOHN Baooxs, will leave
New-York, (foot of Catherine Market Slip.)
DAILY, (Sundays excepted.) at six o'clock,
for Sawpitts, Stamford, and Norwalk. Re-
turning, will leave Norwallt at 12,noon.Stam-
ford at l, P. M. and Sawpitts at ‘2. P. M.
Stage!» will be in readiness on the arrival
of the Boat at Norwalk, to forward passen-
gers to N.H:iven daily. by the way of Bridge-
port, dz. to Lilchfield, by way ofVVeston, Red-
ding-. New Town, Southbury, VVoodbury,and
South Farms, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, and to New Milford,'I‘ueadays,Tliurs-
days and Saturdays, by the way of Danbury.
and Daily to Danbury, Ridgefield, North Sa-
lem, Ridgebury ard New Canaan. Also Sta-
gas will be in readiness at Bridgeport, to for-
ward passengers to Derby and U"‘Ph"°)‘5V“1°»
Tuesdays, Tliursdays, and Saturdays. and to
Monroe, New-Town, Brookfield,o and_New
1\Iilt‘oi-d. Mondays. Wednestlavs. and 1“rId=!.\‘8-
100 Kcgs \Vro’t. and Cut
"Nails. all Il'l.6:l,f0I‘ sale by STREET 8:." .l.i.\ii:s.
LL kinds of GRAIN Bought at the
Store of GIBBS &. RAYMOND.
TNDITMKTINGI
US'l‘-received, and for sale Chest) by
" 23o.
ly to
Norwalk, June 29, 1632 ‘
, June 232.. EiE.‘iNE'I"I‘ & MALLORY.
NEBV
SJEEREES"-1°30. 238.
NEEV SPRING GOODS.
Cheaper Than Ever.
E llUl’»l3ELL has this day received a large
A . and IIIIIIEISOZIIC assortnicut of Dry Goods,
which he pl:-ilges himself to sell lower than can
be purcliused lilseivhcre. Among his assort-
IL!-"ll may be found :~-
Blacli. Blue, Olive. Fnwii and Hixt Cloths amt
CllS$Ill|Cl‘f‘.‘\' ;: Satlim-tts~; lleavcrteen; Fustiau ;'
Bib’. II-IIIEIII Lllftrslllilg ;' Brit. and CoI’(I Gro (Ila
Nap; Blk. and Col'd Marceline Silk; l‘oloured
l"I:ii'ciicee.s ; B.l-:. Sinchew and Sursnets, and it
Qreot V=ll‘it-ty ofSill.'s, not ciiliniertitetl,wliich wil
be sold per cent less than foriiierly; a. large
assortincnt of Blk. and. Scarlet Merino Shawls,
u'arr:intcd free frorii Cotton ; Thibet Vfool
Sllzmlst 21 large assortment Fancy I-Idkfs. of
every lI(.‘9CI‘IpIiDt‘l, some as low as one Shilling:
150 ps. Light and Dark Chintz Cnlicoes; Fur-
.iiilure do.. some for fhl pol‘ yard ; a lnr-re assort-
lllltllll offlibbons; Blk. Silk Velvet; Silk Valen-
K4
. 7,
EB-
II.ig; liilkfs. Poiigm: liilkf-‘. vi-iy In,-.'iv_i' null lo'.v_ HI’! »"-nil '.\It‘I'S:lllcs Vesting‘ : FFSHCII fl!-Hltlflllfilisll
I00 pi--«res calico, from Stl to ‘.’.s at yard; striped :G|".!_£h-'mI<: bro. Batlist : l>|‘0- Hill Climb: Hvfie
y \
kin Gloves; Si?k, Worsted and Cotton I-lose;
silk. crape. burrage, and gauze dress lirlkii-, sonic l"'~"l| I-ll"-‘HS? LOW: l:'lWl1 3 LING“ Cflfllllric.
at till-: ll)t‘I'IiiU, Ttlib:-.l wiiol I’i‘ussi.iii and cotton ’ l‘Iilllf3.; 4-4 mill 6.4 Bobliinfitt I-1100? BOIIIIIIICII
Sliuwls, of all descriptions, Iillt, green, and uliite iQ"I”l'l-’.‘i Tl"'°‘“l ml“ Glml’ L“°°3 & Edglllggi
Iialiaii i.i'ape, black Nanltiii and C:inton (‘t‘:lpt's l5.-‘I and 8.4 Damzisk ’l'a'l>le Diapers ; Cotton do.
-I-I and 6-4 bolihiiiett Lace: lioliliiiietl Ctfllliligs of; “ml Tick : 60 ps. Bk-acli’d She» ting do Shirting-,
IIII iv dlhs an II pi'ii'cs; cotton unil silk ruids, silk ' 3 Bill“ Ulllllcllcllill d0- ; Cillnliflc. BOOB, Jack-
bi'aii.ls.blk (Q col'dsilk Vesting: stripe-d,fig'd,i~.bite, .0net- Mull. Swiss and Mediurn Muslims : Whit
and biill‘Viilciiti:i and .\'Iar.«eill«-s Vi-stiiigs: Irish
and Col'd Cravatls ; Diinity; Black 81. Brmvii
Holland Padding ; Canvass : Checks ; Domestic
Ginghams; Brown Jean; VI/hits Satin Jean;
Silk and Cotton Flags: I']dkfs.: Pongee Hdkfs.;
Bro, French Linen ; Blue and Yellow Nankecn ;
Brown Linen Drilliiig; Striped Jeans ; Suspen-
ders; Stormonts; 'l‘.'ibhy Velvets; Trrivelliiig
Baskets; Silk and Gingham Uinbrellas; Col’d
Cmnbs . Scarlet Moreen; Paper Ilangin s ;
Mons and Boys Moroqco and Patent I..CHBlel‘-
Cups; Mui'shall‘s Pateiit*'l'lire.i'il ; Bllc. Lasling';‘
Russia Sheeting; Russia Diupci‘; Millinett ;
Foundation Muslin; Osiiaburgs and Biirlaps;
Boot Webbing ; Black, White and Col'd French
(‘ra;.es; Clarks and Mitcliells Spool Cotton;
Tapes, Pins, Needles, Quality Biiidjiigs, &c. 3:6.
l\'nrwalk, Apri 9th, 183)..
BEOR E NEVV GOODS.
jilzdcllcbrook &; .7FIOrrz's
aRE now opening a Fresh Supply of Season-
f able DRY GOODS. which are otTer.ed v.ei~._-5
1011'. Among u-Iiich may be futmd a General as-
S()l‘In)t’llI of Black Silks, Fi'eiicli Boinbnzine,
l'ol:n:dise Ginghnins, French Calico and Printed
Mu-liiis, and it Great variety of I i,r_-ht and Dark
Calico, Fancy Crnpe Shawls, Pongee Haiidkei‘ '
cl.i':fs, Gloves and Hosiery.
Nill‘t\'llII(, May 25, 133;’.
IBEIVEIVVA L.
l:‘.. CORKER re;-*pcctf'ully informs his
ufiiends Sz the public in genciahthat he has
reinoved his establishment opposite the Store
of.‘.less.-s. \Veed & Butler.
He has now on hand, and offers for sale no-
usually low, ii general assortment of Broad
Clolhs,Cassiincres, Sattinetts and ready made
Clo hing. together with a choice selection of
'l‘ailor‘s trimmings of every description. and
.i\Ifl:r’ 14, I832.
lug‘ store, among which are die fI)Ili)\\'IIlg :--
Fig’d Jean Vests ;, Fig’d Marseills do.; Light
and Dark Valencia. Vests; Light and-Dark FIg’d.
Silk do. ; Bangup 8; Beaver Cold Pantaloons ;
Marble Drilling do. ; Brown and White Linen
Drilling Pantaloons ; Union Dl‘IIIIf.g do. ; India.
Nankecii do. ; Meiino Circassian do. ; Merino
l.‘:.i=siinere do.; Rouen Cussirnere do. ;_ White
and Striped,Jcan do. ;- White and Brown Linen
Round Jackets ; White and Brown Drilling do. ;
Rouen Cassimere (10,; Brown Union Drilling do. ;
White and Striped Jean Round Jackets,
A large assortment of Shirts, Collars.‘ Stocks,
Cravais. Suspenders, 8r.c. Nor-valk. May 21.
NEVV GOODS-
LOUR by the Barrel,
Salt by the Sack,
Mackertl by the Barrel or half Barrel,
Pork and Lard. For Sale by
May l3. Eiiwizv Locirwocn.
Circular Sawed Sidinox
STREET & JAMES,
H:\VEjust received from Hartford 20,000
feet clear Circular Sawed Siding, which
they offer cheap. May,_23. 1331?-
Londoii &. P-hiladelpiiia. Porter,
( F a superior quality, in quart and pint
bottles, for sale by
"VEED & BU'I‘l'.ER.
New Supply of LUMBER.
_ STREET & JAIVIES
AVE. inst received an additional supply of
prices.
1‘
LUMBER, which they ofikr at the lowest
Norwalk. June 18. 1832.
East India ‘Preserves-
RANGE Marmalade Preserved, Ginger,
Cliurnchiiig Dry Ginger and Churnching
Dates, for sale by NELSON B Er.Ls.
MORE NEW GOODS.
Taylor 85L Smith
H
AVE Just received from New York, a new
supply of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS.
ofthe latest style and fashion, which are offered
to the. public at reduced prices, which they pre
suine are sufliciently low -to make it an object
for persons to call before purchasing elswliere.
Tliey deem it unnecessary to enumerate the ar-
ticles, but sufiice it to say, that their stock is large
and their assortment general and well selected.
Saugatuck, June 23d, I832.
SHAD.
ONNECTlCU'l‘ River Mess Shad by the
half Barrel, Mackerel by the Barrel or
half Barrel, and mess Pork ofthe first quality, by
the Barrel, for sale by
June 23.
B.m'rn.iiii &. Herr.
FOR SALE.
Hhd. West India Molasses; BMTCIS V--
Orleaiis do. ; 4 Barrels St.. Crolx Sugar; A
number ofsacks offine S:i1't. ‘
N. B. The above will be sold very low it'ap-
,,1;e.| r..,- soon, Gums &. RAYMOND.
List of Letters reniaining in the Post Oflice iii
Itiilgogfield, July lit. 1832.
‘IREDERICK DAN, \Vllliaiia Howe. Lewis
Mead, John G. Monroe. Lewis Sellecli,
John Smith, '1‘hoiiias Wilson.
‘ THADDEUS Ki:r.r.r.ii 2nd, 1". M
PAINTS AND OILS.
50 Kegs White Lead, Ground
in Oil ; 1000 Kegs Drv Whlvle Leads 1000d°"
Spanish Brown; 800 do. Venetian Red; 3;
Casks Linseed‘, Whale and LtimP 0"‘ '50’ b3‘
yum, 11, STREET 61. JAZl‘lES..
almost every article generally kept in a Clo’.'ii=-~’~'\.
Norwalk Chronicler