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VOL. XV.
I S. W. BENEDICT,
l‘.DI'I.‘Ol{ AND PROPRIETOR,
j-M‘:
' T_E ighfis-'1'lf"0 Dollars per Annuma.
N orwalk Dispens-ar)’,
‘SIGN OF ‘
wir,s'r.oF THE BRIDGE.
- HIS esttiblishmentjs constantly ftII'ntsIiNl
. with an extensive a‘,s_sortinciit of'DrIf;'8 (U14
tlfcilicitics. Pcigfumany, Brzisliat, Di y-Szufls, l-Iut"-
ters Article.-;, 6’,-c. which are ~.varrant0tl Of 39°‘-
q,,,,|;,y, and will be sold on.i'e.rtsoiin‘.ile terms.
Norwalk April_lD. WEE!) 8‘ BU I Ll‘-PM
II I‘.
and‘—Rye Flt)
.. c0_‘qs'r,;.\* t‘ supply ofFresli Grom:d Floui‘
ofiiie first Quality, on hand and for Sale by
lhl .1 rch 26.
H on ni-:i.t. t\’-‘ I’nT=T ER-
IE’ H.-9t7'.TS. .51]
THE Subscriber have on ltnntl
an assortment ofgentleiuens’ Huts
ofgond quality, anti intend keepiifg
it full supply made in the ‘nest man-
I. ncr and firliished in Ne-.wYurk in tlli)~=.
‘ ’ ingest sty e. ient unen can _t'.
ith 1-tats to tzrltlsiipsiixsfigiitdgiyige
, , 1‘ , \ .
No1'\va‘l', ‘iilarch 2. 1939- ___ "~’l9 _
IVILLIAIJI ‘GALE
OFFERS for sale a liandaome arid
gencralassortinciit of HA] S, it.
(‘In ling those of the latest New
-, Yuik fasliioiis. Gentlt-int-ii can
4- be stipplicd with Hats to order up-
‘ on short notice.
~ Nnrwalk. Mtirch 28 li~3l
,€\1-ROUND l’L.»\S'I‘£R, a constant supply. on,‘
hand and for Sale h_v
Mai-ch Q6. lluuni-:r.r. 8.: I‘ot:'t‘r;tt.“_~
1sa1t*v“§sit-Pas’
‘OF FIIREILY G-RCCERIIES.
Ed\v'in I..ockwoo<.\
- AS JUST replenished his a.=.soi'tm('nl. F-
.11 GROCERIES & PROVI5l0NS.\"l|'Cl'
tare warranted to he of thcchoiccst quality
"and as c/reap as any in market.
supplied w
4- i’« l cos to tliose who m=.i_v apply.
_- /
NEVV FALL GOODS.
W-‘EIDDLEBROOK &. MORRIS havejust re-
turned from New York, and are now open-
mg a general assortmentof‘Dr_i/ Guotls, which will
he sold at a small advance from cost, viz :-—Blk.
Blue, Mulberry, Olive, Brown and Mix’t Brt at
Cloths; do. do. (‘assiiiieres ; Super-fine and con)
I110" Sdltlnetlsii 5-4 Bllt. FI'l.'ItClI Bombazines
4-4‘do. Merino Circassians; Common blk. do
very cheap; blk. Italian Lustring; do. Gro di-
Swiss; do. Sinchews and Sarsnets ; do. Gro dc
Berlin very cheap. do. green and brown Lustring;
.5 4 LI\lt‘II Table Diaper; Cotton do. do. ; Russia
*l"- (l0- 3 Pnngee and Flag Silk_Hdkfs.: I’rnssi.in
Sliawis ; It/orstetl Be-regs. and fancy Silk Hdkfs.
.~\t_:ooil itssortinent oftiloves and Hosiery‘ : t-Xtril
Gill. and comiiioii Coat Buttons ; 7.4 .8; 4-4 ()’-'
Di.-am, l)orchestcr and Ainttskezig 'I‘it:k: bloztch‘d
I 'ltl'.l unhle.it:h’d Slt(’(?III)g and Sllltllllg; Cotton
Y..rn .iiid Candlewick; Cotton Baits, for sale
-..-ne.tp \\-'9.~'i side ofthe Bridge.
Norwalk, Sept. 1},
Izistiraiice against Fire bya
E“ ‘W7 YGEREK OEEEVHUE,
NO. 60 VVALL_t“§'i‘?ziEET.
' HE HOWARD INSURANCIE COMPAYY
.51 or New YORK, have appointed George
31- -loltnsils tllcll‘ agent in Norwalk and the towns
atljniuing, to insure Houses_ and other buildings
(IHI property contained in them. such as Dry
goods (airoceries, Ric &c.
:‘i§_t'-1331.‘:-l’£ tti:;.:t or ttatztagr by fire.
the liowartl o_onipany have a capital 0l'$30tl,t)0O
paid in and safely invested for security cfthose
\\ he may have insurance made by said Company
l‘]SlII‘tl(f(‘ effctetl at the lowest premium 81. none,
ll(‘('(I t-c brought from allluonce to want in con-
<(_'(ltH“I|(‘f‘} of loss by Fire; as all can be pr.itet.ted
t’:oni,its tlcistrtictioii by it small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue
'I'lie Compa-
n_v p-ir.~:iit: a libral and prompt course in adjust-
ing dltti pay ing their losses.
Guard Against: Fire.
,17E?.07ii‘EC'i‘IGi'ti
.c.:Iii‘i.-’?tB:'£7E C€}Ml’ANYo
'§',i..z M. J. S-'l‘l<El'JT, of Norwalit, agent.
‘ if oftho Protcz-lien Inmrance Company,
til tlai-tford C-muecticut.otl”ers to insuie Hons-_
*1". 5t0t't‘S, Mfs, Factories, Burns. and the
g:
a.\\‘I
Eff 8.‘.
. ‘ix?
1
In Iris us.»-or.’mcnl may bcflitmd:
Young Hyson, llyson Skiné TEA0
and Scucliong ' " '
.Iava,M:inilla, and Laguira COFFIZE.
Double and siiigle Loaf]
fTtvIl'ClIIS of each, together with every other
SI:".‘x!i1!" specie: ofprnperty,
A__-gains! Loss or 1)(.'mage by Fire.
The rates of Premium ofl"et-eel, are as low as
‘l!<>S0 0fz1n_t'otitr:r similar Institution, and ew-
l‘\ im:.. in" —---- ‘ ‘ '
.. L.\; ..
Do. do. Lutnp)
St. Croix. N. 0rle:'ii‘t.—‘..
0..-.
. V “jg ‘L
noose, I--J‘-M ‘
...--5”‘ _,
Havannfi ‘ ,._;_.A _ "
\V. India and ';..eans MOLASSES.
Madetrti, Port, Lisbon, hlalrzga and CtIlI':1Il‘
\\’INES. CORl)lALS.i.vliolt-sale amt re_tai
Ale, Cider, and ‘viii.-git-. t~‘-l"lCt:.S—-.\tit-
meg‘, '(_‘-loves. Cinniiinoii, Giiigel‘. l"°l’l“-“"
A],-pica, &c,; Spanish and Aziicrxciin Segtirs.
Ping.’ Cut‘ and fjmolging _I.t‘I)‘ilCC()‘; I.ltil‘.t.
Ilains, Mackerel in l)?*tl rols.Co(lt1sli._Cf3C‘$‘3"5-
}.J,.,.,;ng, CIlCt":'~‘C. Lard, .I.iLli.i.GI‘, Rice; lion-
ci verv supr-rior, Chocolate. and Cocoa. _
' Lgifiiin Syrup,StuttglliolliaBtl.lCI“S,B'lUSl€Il’:lI.
Mould and dipt Cainll-es, 'I'a.ble Sal’, white
and velluw bar Soap. St-Trclli l3"“""‘5- n
1«"1,t Lil 1'—_R:t%s'i'its. Fl‘-V_YS, C-urtmls. x NW3
t.:tt*il 81, soft. Altnoiizls, Iilzisleim Nt1tS.‘FIl’>‘?ft
Tainarittds, &c. doc.
'——"£
PAENTS, OIEIS, @13-
F“"- tlli subscribers are now otii-ring 21 gm?
. j ,,.,,,.imeni of Points, Oils,‘ ac. A-
mong which may ha found :-Wlitte-\[.e.~tl
Dr). am; G,-,,u,—,d ; Red ].+::itI,§p:iiiisli lit‘-IWH
Vrvnctiz‘. Red. VU!‘lIlli‘.l)ll Red, French Yellow.
.(jiimme Yellow. Yellow O.;l‘;or, Letliemge.
Tiiikcv Umber, Lump Bliictt, Set-d ant i*‘i:l.
Oils. 6.3.2. Sac. I‘~'2.tsu dz, Hora‘.
New Canaan. June I. I832.
.F§3€§fl;“§§%I ‘°* 5-§~iE%i§L‘v}§tt‘L-
H:
An. 5:
ARTR_5t.\‘I 6'.’ IIOYT offer for Sale,
St. Croix and N. E Ktiinj-_v the Il:rrrc“i
. CI-I r~....:., and New ()y-teiiiis but-nr of the first
the ‘Barri-I or ti-§,~.,},_iiat1tio_,,‘.""‘T
Rice ofthe first quality by the Bari-ell or Cwt ,
slim; and Mac',u.rell by the Brtrrcllor htilfbll.,
Pork IIfl|1I$lI_V the Cwt. or retail, ‘
Mess Pork by the Barrcll or l'!'I7Ill. H ‘
Salt by the Sauk. All the above gt‘m(l* ‘M-I '9
_soltt cheap for Cash. .l\-!t‘\t'f1l-*3; ‘W8 5
Ready Made Clothing.
AYLOR & SMI I H have just I‘(’.C('.IV(’(I a
large supply of Ready Made Clothing ot uli
It-itids,Which will be sold verv cheap. The Pub-
licare respectfully invited to call and cxnminc
for ,i,cm,¢iy¢g, Sauimtuck. June 18
NEW {E-ANAAN STORE.
HE suI)scrihr.rs have just rec'd a Fresh
supply ()r\V(,‘II‘._ ".I€CI.0(I COH-
,;s,;,,g in pan of Yoii-ig Hymn, Hysoi. Skin, and
Soushong TEAS, 80tn6»._i1l 3s. pol‘ “L? 5115111":
Molasses, Spices ground a__ul in lterueh Clteese.
Rock Salt, Wlieat-and Rye ‘E-:l"““ 1’! ‘ht’ l’""“3l
or less quantity, First quality florlt by the barrel
orlcss quantity, Lard, Pickled ptld Dry I"!-“ll.
Linseed «Sr. Neat: Font, Lamp Uils, .P0“'dC1', Clin-
dlcs, Tobacco, and all kinds of Liquojft-_
Also, CROCKERY, consisting oI‘Ch._'ta.GlflS5.
and Earthern Ware. Also. Stone and C‘t'_mtn0n
Ware. ALSO, Hard, Hollow, and VVo.7dcn
‘Ware, a good assortment of each. ' ,
The above articles together with many others ,
not here enumerated, will be offered very low
NASII 31. IIOYT.
New Canaan, August 25, I832.‘
ANOTHER SUPPLY of
FALL AND WINTEII GOODS-
:.._i opportunity, for a ti-itiiiig
‘ I ." . . .
Pi I to protect liitnselfagaznst the ravages ot Soap, Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder,
his dt-sti‘ti:':=‘-3.‘: element, which often in a sin-
-gle hour “-.'::lceps away the earnings of many
‘t'(§i‘.I'S
'f‘&_.e course the ntiice ptirsuc in transacting
ilmzr liusiiiesg and in {hp aitjiistiiig 8.2 payment
if losses. is prompt. and libi,-ral. For terms of
:iisur-.tncc, application may be made to the a-
tmvc named Agent who is authorized to issue
~n"*ct-9 to applicants without delav
To .\L1ei'cliaiits and others.
OTTON Bzt'tit_ig and Candle Wiclt. ll)’
' the Bale or less qii:intity—at the Facts‘-
.,' pr'c. s, constantly far Sale by
JABIES FINN!-‘.Y & Co.
bit’ .5 E.u°.R.AN’§t‘EI) ‘3VA'i‘CIiEES,
Silver Spoons, &c.
' HANDSOME as-
s'irtment of Gold 8!.
Silverl.-ev9r,I..epiue,an‘l
Plain WATCHES: Al-
so, a complete assort-
meiitol Silver S PUUNS,
LADLES tho. of st_'_‘V_:_
‘ rl" “.'.u'9(fl'l.'Ill:<IlIp ;
Si’i§C l‘AClaF--‘-5- -IE‘. ;i.l’.‘.i', &'t.'., for sale on
tho l-est tI.':'ins, by S. S.'& S I3ALD\VI.\'.
II5-l Pearl Street, who, as usual,. pity the most
c.sr- I'ttlv2Ill(‘lIlIt)i) in W.-l.'I‘CII IIEPAERING. hav
ing luiigities for mitt-.it:g t-very part,they execute
tllt irwoik in Sttpcrinr style. Wheels Cut for
~v."'-..‘.‘ '.'J'tt-clt Matters.
New York, August 27. I832.
-bi-WW iii? ‘"
‘Q’.
V?
a
3m ‘.344
4. rune-r
__ _ _. _ _ 3.1.21 -H. ‘E: . _
I iii‘: subsciihers hitve on hand :1 large lot
_E_ offirst quality St.I.\veII Lttth, which will be
. ti‘.-rt-it very low. l\'AsH Sr I-lcrr.
New Canaan, August 25, I832.
K’ » .
G353.-S? GOODS»
A’3"i‘ THE’ OLD VVELL.
5’ CH it E StIl):(:l'Il)8I' has just opened, at the a-
- hove place 0. (‘0n1,.v;[:,-lc a‘-sortmcnt of FALL
4.-'~t)()l)S, i'n ti-Jditiuri to his usual SUPPIY UIIDTV
\,'m,d5, G r()Cifri:’S‘ F1.turS,\V it)cS,Tt:us,Crr.'Cl{-
oi~_t , lltirtlw.tre,Drug-s,Modicint:s, l>Iats,Shoes,
;*_.ini_.3 01;, Britsitcs, Glass, ready‘ made
i;i..iiiing, \Voodt:-ii and Tan Vi/are, t‘$1,c. &c.
all of which he off‘-rs for sale on the most rea-
$.ilIHi)I3 terms. II sstvick of goods is entire-
ly /‘tor-‘t. and con.-ists of the latest importa-
iioizs and lll'..Sl. approved and fashionable pat-
I'.‘l'llS.
1-):tperien':e has long since convinced him,
iliiii It business conducted wholly on the cash
pi-iiicnile may prove mutun_lly advantageous
éiiiiti to the seller and the purCllaS€!‘.—"'15 by
izmiliznng sales entirety for cash, the seller a-
,-.,i is all risk, and insures ti speedy return of
CtlpiI,.'lI, and is thus enabled to supply his_cus-
tumors at 0. much smaller advance than if he
werevto sell on credit. The subscriber has
,l|(;‘I'CII.JI'e concluded to pursue this course;
{\'l he trusts the )IlI)IIC after examining ltlS
. l .
g‘.)(‘.l_:" and prices, will approve ofthc measure.
fiiiv-cg been for years engaged in the same
l)ii‘,\1.'l(:5s, he flatters himself that his experi-
ence has enabled him to succeed not only In
__.—
HIS day rcc’d and for sale mulch cheaper
than ever. No Mistake, call ailid see. A-
mong the new Goods he has rec'd ma‘y he fo‘und
70 ps. Broad Cloths, at least 25 per cent less titan
former prices; 29 ps. super 81. common Saniti-
netts; 60lMerino Shawls; 300ps. Calico; 175
s. Circassians of all colors; 4 bales" unbleachht
Iuslin ; 60 ps. B‘leach‘d,' 40 ps. flannels, agood
assortment of Thibet Wool Shawls, &c. 8/c.
" EBENEZER STEVENS:
Not-walk, Sept. 29, 1832.‘
“A IBLIN D FACTORY.
HE subscriber informs the inhabitants of
the Town of Norwalk, and its Vicinity,
that he has taken the shop belong to Jesse Curtis.
:1 little North of_.the Bridge, where he intends
carrying on the above business in all its branclit-s,
viz 2 Vetlitian, Parlour, and Out Side Moving
Blinds. ' 8. DEWICK.
Norwalk, May I2, I832. 6m 229
PORTING and blasting POWDER for
i‘tn-iii.-tiiiig his store with goods of the best
quality, but also at unusually reduced prices.
l"t"l‘$t)Il3 residing remotely. may d0P6t}¢l “P0”
obtain ng here afull supply of the various ar-
‘,~_clc-st they require, and at such reduced prices
aq‘~ will more than compensate them for the
-,m{,~,__,le of coming even 8. great tliSt8.nC0_l0
,,,,,im‘,,‘\ieir purchases. _ He respectfully in-
Viies an gkaminatioti of his stock and terms.
\ CHARLES DECK.
Non,-311;, Old VVell) October 1, 1832.
C&t\‘DFIsH. -
Hispdny ,ec.;,,-ed 100 Quintals of new
Cudfish’ onhe h‘_;\st quality, and for sale
,ow,by 1-1;\in13nLt. &. Poa.'r1r.n.
Hats I Hats'!\.l.\ Hats 1 1}
E. CORKER, has otlkltantla and '3 C05‘
I sale low by IIUBBELL & PORTER-
/
. giamty Receiving an ngfiortinent ot'Fur
Hats, at/'ne Factory Prices. fall See.
l CASH STORE.
T IIE subscriber takes this method to notify
_ his Fricntls and Ctistotiiers, that after this
date, he will offer his Goods for CASH o.\'i.r——
Bad Debts, and Long Credits, urge this measure.
Ile solicits at continuance of Patronage, and will
endeavor to accommodate his cttstome_rs on the
most reas mable tei ms. GUULD D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk; A/pril 2d, 1632. ~
-3'.AZ‘i-‘E35 E'§2§3t?ii3E'3I éc GD.
AVE removed to the New Bu'tliling.adjoin-
ingtho Store of Jacob Smith & Co. west
of the Bridge, where tney have opened a Fresh
and general assortment of first rate FAMILY
GROCI-JRIES, which are offered to the piihlic at
the lowest rates. The following articles com-
prise a small part of the stock.
First quality Wcstc.n Canal Flour. Wholesale
01' Retail.
i-Iyson, Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS
Lo-af_ and Lump Sugar,
St. Croix, New Orleans, Havanna, and India
SUGARS Java, l\’Ittnilla&. LagiiiraCOFI"I£E.
Molasses, an article worthy of particular at-
tent on. A general assortment of Wines, first
rate, °‘ for bic/mess,” ac, Lemon Syrup.
VVititergreen,Peppermint 8: Anniseed Cordials
Nutmegs, Cintiainoii. Cloves. Raisins, Figs
Rye Flour, Brcad_ Crackeis, Cheese
Pork, and Pork and Br-.et'I-Iatns.
Chocolate, Allspice. Pepper, Ginger,
Oranges, I’eanuts,A|montls, Madeira Nuts
Butter, Lard, Herringsi, Codfish, Mackerel
Soap. Candles. Poland Starch, Coppt-ras,Indigo
Spanish and Ainericaii scgars. Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil; Pimder and stint, Tapers
Mustard; Rico, 'I'amnrinds
Slice, scriihbiiig,&. White wash Brushes, 81c
Potash, a first rate article.
Wi-ot and Cut Nails. and Brads, ofal'_ Sizes.
Crockery and Glass VVa1'c &c.
Noru.allt,May 2, 1S3]. I75
_ WAl.\'I’S PANACEA. \Varanted Genuine,
'53 for sale by WEED 82. BU'I‘LER.
GEBBS a ri:.i.Yri:.'ioNn,
East and of Water Street, an the C0rncr“of New Slip
RE new offering to the Public :1 gener-
... 4_—.
NORVVALK, TUESDAY, NQVEMB is]: 6, 1832..
NEW DRY GOODS.
NASH & I-IOYT
_iAVF. this day rcc’d and are now opening
_ _.,at the New Canaan Store, an additional
supply of GOODS. sui able for the present and
coating scaron which will be offered very low.
The following articles comprise a part :-
BroruIt:loh’is-Blue, black, brown, green,drah
and mix’d: Cassinwres, blue, black and Fancy
Col'd.: Sattinetts, a good assortment, VflI'IUu.\
colors ; Bcavcrtecns, all qualities and very low ;
Culicacs, I00 patterns, comprising at general as-
sortment oflight and dark Col’d.;_ 20 ps. Fitt-
niture Prints, some very low; SILKS, black and
blue black Gro de Berlin; black Italian; black
and col’d Gro de Nap; blk. Lustring and Sin-
chew; blk. and col’d Florences; blk. Italian
Crape; blk. Nanlteei. and Canton Crape ; blk.
Italian Cravats ; 5 4 Blk. Veil Crape ; light and
daik.Ginghains; French printed Camhricks;
silk and cotton flagg Iltlkfs ; Pongce IIdltls.;
a good assortment of Dress I-Idkfs.; Va-‘cutie
and Marseills Vcsting, light and dark; silk and
silk velvet Vesting; 3.4 and 6.4 Bombazine;
blk. and col’d. Bombazetts ; Irish l.inens,agood
as.-ortmeut ; Long Lawn ; Linen Camo_ri.k ;
Linen Cambrick Hdkfs., some very low; mull,
swiss,.Iackonett and India Cainbricks, lig'd and
plain: Peatling; linen and cotton Floss; Spool
Cotton all Nos. ; blearh’d Knitting Cotton: cot-
ton Cords ; silk Braids antl Cords ; 4-4 and 6-4
Bobbinctt Lace ; Bobbiuett Footing, all widths;
ladies blk. Silk; cotton & worsted Hose ; white
Cotton and Random do. -, gentlemen’s white
cotton and inix’t Rmdom do.; a general assort-
mentot Ladies and Gentlemen: silk and leather
Gloves ofall prices, from Is to 12;. ; 4 Bales
brown Sheetings, from 6c. to Ho. ; 60 ps. bleach’d
Shirting from tie. to 25.; Bed Ticking: Osha-
burgs; Burlaps; Canvass; cotton Checks and
Stripes; Domestic Gingham; cotton Yarn all
Nos. from N0. 3 to 22; cotton Wedding and
"V
Batting: Padding; Russia Diaper; do. Snceting;
—
NEW SEl{IES"-NO.’ 254.
New Goons & CHEAP,
AT SAUGATUCK.
BY TAYLOR 82 SMITH,
A new supply of Fancy and Staply Dry Goods,
which will be sold at reduced prices.
Blue. Black, Brown. Olive, Drab and Mixed
Braadclot/is; Fancy CoI’d. Casssimcre; Merino
Cassimert-, (an excellent article for Summer
wear); Mole Skin; Beavcrteen; Bangup Cord ;
Cantonaud Orleans Cord; Priiicetta; very- fine
and Cheap; Roueti Cassiniere; Printed Jean ;
Drillings ; Blue and Yellow Naiikeen ; Stripes
of all kinds ; Black and Co.’tl. Circassians;
Black Lustrings ; Li.-_._:ht and Dark Vestiugs ;
Silk, Velvet and Valencia do. ;‘ Merino, I'hibet-
IVool, (‘at-'lunei'e, Crane, and Cotton Shawls;
Fancy Silk, Paliiieriiie, Mantlariit, Velveteen,
Poplin, Gauze, Barage and Criipe Dress Hdkfs ;
Lace, Gauze, and Barage Veils; Green Barage
for Veils; A good assortment of Black and Col’d.
Silks, some very Cheap ; Italian and French
Silk Cravats; Pongec, Bttntlanna, and Flags
Silk Hlkfs.; Spitralfield do.; 4.4 5.4 and 6.4
Bobbinet Lace; Thread and Bobbinet Laces
Edgings and I<‘i,otitigs ; Table Diaper; Table
C0V¢=I‘9: Bedspreads ; -Burlaps ; White Buck-
ram ; 11 large and handsome assortment of Cal-
icoes and Ginghttins ; French do., very i.-heap ;
Irish Linuens; Camhric do.; do. Pocket I'Idkfs.;
Long Lawn; Muslins,—Jaconett, Swiss, Cam-
bric, and Mull ; Cuntun anti Nankt-en Grapes ;
A good assortment of Gloves and Hosierv ; Blk.
Italian Sewing Silk; Coloured do.; Braids;
Cords ; Buttons of all kinds; Breast Pins; Fin-
wer Rings; VVatch Chains; Slides and Rings;
Scissors ; Knives ; Raisors ; Combs ; Ever Poin-
ted Pencil Cases and Points; Beads; Tooth
Brushes; Stocks anti Collars ; Hair Brushes;
Snutfand Snnving Boxes; Soap ; Fancy Boxes;
Ribbons ; Pitts ; Needles, Sxc. Also a quantity
of Sliirting and Sheeting; Brown and Blteach’d
Apron Check; Cotton Batting; Yarn ; Wad-
iling; Candle Wick; Palm Leafand Fur Hats ;
Umbrellas; I3oys'C-tips and Hats: broun anti
blk. Linen; blue and yellow Nanl-teen; red, yel-
-low, green and white Flannels ; Gall-sons ; Rib-
bons ; brown and white French Linens; Linen
Drilliugs 3 Paper Hangings ; blk. Prunelle ;
Priucetta Lastitig; Salisbury Flannel: Ladies
Leghorn and Straw Hats ; Straw Braids: Hat
Tiiminings; Millinett; Foundation Muslin, &.c.
at assortmentof Groceries. which they
will sell as Cheap us can be lioiight; else-.viiert-,.
I‘he following ’c‘nI'IlCIt;'S comprise a part :-
0,g1°la530Si Brown Sugar, Loaf& Lump do.
1 H ‘ ’ ’.
Sou“ yS:tI'I¥g7:2g Ilysgn, II) son SIXIII, and
_ mllam .0; Cruse, .‘.'.ISpICC, Pepper,
E_‘"E,'_""': (-dtiiiainoii, Cloves, Nutmegs,
. t:at‘l‘t\Sll, Chocolate, Currants, Figs,
Beeswax. Mould and Di,i’t. Candles,
Shot, Taiitarinds, Almonds, Filberts,
Peanuts, Brt1z.lnuts, Beans, Paste Blocking,
Sliaving Soup, Segars, Lemon Syrup,
Castor Oil, Table Salt, Van Dyke’s Mustard,
Herring, Szc. &c. &.c.
ALSO—P-it Ashes, Dry and Picklcd Cod
Fish and Mackerel by the Barrett and ball
Barrell ; \Vestern and Southern Flour by the
Barrell; Salt ofall kinds; Pork I-I:1ms,Shonl-
tiers and Chops; .Bc'JI'I’Ii1lItS, Iiless Potk, &c.
Nail:-, all sizes, Glass, &.c.
N. B. All kinds of Produce taken in ex-
chance for Groceries. May 28.
I
NEVV FALL GOODS.
, ILLIAM GALE Is this day opening a
large and geiieral assortment of Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS. Among them will
be found, 200 ps. Bron lcloths, Cassimeres and
Satinetts, of" every colour, quality and price;
150 ps. black and col’d. Merino CIt'C{lSSIaIIS‘ "‘
ps. (3.4 Super Merino Cloths; 30 M '
,. .. bite green
d . I. .- W 1 ‘ 2
‘ind hla.';.. r'lf'.t‘meIs ; Green Baize
.11 L ‘
..- I o ps. brown, rod and white Canton
.-mn*‘clt; brown, olive and drab Petersliam;
Devonshire Kcrsey; l2'ps. st. ipcd and plain
i‘rIoleskir., a 5ttp('I‘lUI' aitic‘e ; 20 ps. odean, dor-
chester and other'I'ickiu.rzs, from I‘). 1-2 to 25 cts.:
500 ps. 3.4 4.4 and 5.4 Bleach’d and Brown Shir-
rings anti Sheetings, from 6 cts. to 25 cts.; 40 ps.
Shirting Linens, cheap; 20 ps. col’d. Cambricks
for linings ; black and white Cotton \iVt1dding;
0 ps. 3.4 and 6.4 French Bombazines, soniejet
black and very superior, from $1 to $3 per yd. ;
5 ps. back Italian Silks, uncommonly cheap and
3.-mtlzume; blnckGro dc-Naps, Gro de Swiss,
Gro de Berlins, wide black. Sattin, Sincbews and
Sarcinet Silks 0feV"‘7y price and quality ; black
twil’d Sc!’-51'. ’; Col’d and Cliangettble Gro de
Nilps and Florences, for ladies dresses 5,‘ cloaks,
L‘
a large assortment; 30 doz. ladies and misses
Horseskin Gloves, from 6 cts. to 75 cts. ; 20.d0z.
bentlemens and youths Horseskio, Beaver, and
VVoodstock Gloves, from 25 cts. to $1 ; 300 ps.
dark and light Chintz Calicoes; 30 ps. Pink,
Blue and Chintz furniture Calicoes; light l$L§daI'k
Ginghams; black, scarlet and white 7.4 and 8.4
Merino sliawls, extra cheap; Tliibet Wool, Cash-
incie and Prussian Shaw 5 and Hdkfs., fancv
crape, silk, gauze and berage 1'I(ll{fS..; brown,
blue and green Cainblets; Tartan Plaids ; 8 ps.
black Silk Velvet ; dark Valt-.ncia.Marsail|es and
Silk Vestings; Thread and Bobbiuet Lace and
Etlgings; plaid and figured Silk-Lace ;'8.4 44
5.4 and 6.4 fine Bobbinet Lace. from 20 ct8- to
$1,450 per yard; Bending ; fine wide green _Ber-
nge; black, white and green Gauze Veils; Linen
Cambric Hdkfs.; bltick Floss Silk, for working 3
Russia Shectings and Russia Diapers; Silk Flugg
and Pongee Hdkfs.: black ll-allan Cl'flV?lllSI *1
large as-ortment of Penkuives and Scissors ; cot-
ton Yarn. Candle Wick and Batting by the bale ;
gentlemen: Fur Hats, ofthelateat style, from $2
to $8; boys Leather and Hair Caps; Ladies
eghorn, open work, fine split and Leghorn
Bmitt, Sn-aw I-tats, §=c. Norwalk, Sept. 24-
I7
CARIES AGE MAKIN G.
AMMIS 81. COLLINS respectfully inform
K the citizens of Not-walk and the public gen-
ernlly, that they have taken the well known stand
formerly occupied by Johnson 81. Williams, as a
carriage shop, where all orders in that line of
business will be thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended to. The subscribers flutter them-
selvesthat they shall be_ able to give entire satis-
faction to all who favor them with their custom,
and therefore solicit a share ofttie public patron-
age_ VVILLIAM C. SAMMIS.
AMBROSE Coi.i.ms.
N. B. ALL kinds of Iron work done at thé
shortest Notice. Norwalk, S.:pt. 17. 1832. 247
"ivinnrso CIROASSIANS.
' IDDLEBROOK &.MORRlS ht1vejnst.t'e-
Mceived a splendid assortment of Merino
Ci cassiuns ofvarious qualities and prices, which
wilri be sold very low. Store the west side oftlte
Bridge.
Norwalk, Oct. 1st 1832.
IARPET WARP, Candlewick, Battiiig and
(J Cotton Yarn. Also, Mix’d and White Wool-
en Yarn, on hand and for Sale by
Sept. 17. BENNETT&.MALLORY.
CHAINS.
[MBER and.Draft Chains, for. Salt? 53'’
. Fruit, and other conveniencies, situated a few
The above Goods will be offered at very low pri-
eég, New Canaan, August 25,, I932
—-——--—-:-“W -- .
l\ cw-York Packet.
VI‘ HE Sloop Orange, will com-
mence running on her slitti-
, _ mer arrangement, on Tuesday.
, , __,:'_ the 24th inst. and leave the dock
or Gibbs 62, Raymond, formerly VVtn. J. Street
81. Co. east side of the Bridge, every Tuesday.
during the Season for Peck Slip, and return»
ing the Saturday following. Every nttentioii
paid to Passengers and Freight, and no efforts
will be spared to render this Packet worthy
of the confideiice of the Public. The busi-
ness of this Packet. will be transacted at the
Store of I GIBBS 85 RAYMOND.
Norwalk, April 16, 1832.
LL kinds of GRAIN Bought at the
Sic:-eof GIBBS &, RAYMOND.
the public in general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail from
his l‘"""""' ".‘. I'm,-it Sup in the following manner:
Sloop Ili'E°CHANI(‘, ALDEN Bno'ruwm.i. Master,
willsail Tuesday sand return Saturdays? 5l0°I’
CITIZEN. Snm’l. T. Morelzouse,Master. will sail
Satnrdays&- return on'l'hursdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eitherofthe
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, February 27. 133‘?-
.§_?_
I N EW SUPPLY’ OF
Tomb and Flagging Stone.
HE subscriber basjust rec'd an extensive
and very superior lot of Marble, for Grave
Stones, Hearth Stones, S/-c. lssc. _
He has now on hand from 75 to 100 pair of
Tomb Stones. most of which are prepared for in-
sci-ipiitms;—also from 20 to 30 Hearth Stones,
aonsistiug of blue marble, and North RiverFlag;
Marble Facings, Paint Stones and Mullers ;—
Cinques, Soap Stow‘. Free Stone, 8:. Soup Stone
I‘urntices:
He Manufactures and has constantly on hand
Parlor Grates,titted with Soap Stone, Also, Cook-
ing Rangers, for Coal or Wood; Small Grates
for Oflices; Soup Stone Fireplaces for heating
air; Soap Stone Stoves, for heating Hatters and
Tailors irons. _ _ K
Orders left with Elipbalet Coley, VVeston,
Charles Wrigiit,Saugatuck, Bradly Keeler, New-
Canaan, James H. Hoyt, Stamford, Augustus
Lyon, Horsneck, James Jones, Wilton, Duct. N.
D. Height, North Stamford, John Smith, Esq.
Sawpitls, N-. Y. Henry Jackson, Bedford, IIe_n-
ry Harris, Sing Sing, Gill‘-ert_ Brown, Peekskill,
‘ii ‘ah in t attention.
“" mm "' pm P EDMUND PRICE.
AN APPRENTICE WANTED at the STONE
CUTTING BUSINESS.
Norwalk, July 30. I832. 240
FOR SALE,
A PLEASANTLY situated. and
___ _ very convenient built Dwelling House,
and an Acre of Good Land adjoining, with fine
u::- r r"
rods above the old Well School House, and near
the Methodist Meeting House, The House Is in
good repair, a\l'l(I will be sold cheap. For further
particulars enquire of - Cium._ns MALt.onv.
Norwnlk, August 24, 1832. 244
LAND FOR SALE.
HE subscriber offers for saiettvo tracts
of land of abaut 8 acres each, belonging
to the heirs 0 Jeremiah Camp deceased, sit-
uated at the Rocks so called, about a mile
north of the Bridge. Jonathan Camp, Jr.
Norwalk. Sept. 10. 1832.
SMITH & B LACIKIII IN
AVE in hand tied for Sale, Maple John,
H Mahogany Veneer, and Sucking Bottoms.
No rwalk, August II. 1832. 242
MORE ARRIVALS.
SIIIITH & BLACICJ-VIAN,
AVEjust received by the Schooner Brill-
H iant,t‘rom the State of MAlNE,I00.000 ft.
of Boards, Blank, Timber, ‘and Cornice Sticks
100,000 Latli of‘ in Superior quality.
ALSO-- By the Sloop Swan, from ALBANY,
a cargo of Lumber, consisting of Tully and Met’-
chantabla Boards and Scantling, which are offer-
ed to the public at the lowest market prices.
Umbrellas ; Ink Powder, &c. &c. &.c.
GR,OCEl{lES.—Young Hyson and Souchong
Teas, of the best quality; Sugar Cofft-e; Pi
mento; Pepper; Cinnamon; Starch; Sal-Ei'a-
tits; Ginger; Nutmegs__; Cloves; Rice; Soap;
Glass; Raisins; Cigars; Tobacco, ac.
Saugatuck, May 11, I832.
F OR SALE—A Iiargain.
HE subscriber offers for sale, his house
and homestead, containing about 12 acres
of land, with a good new barn, tl half‘ a mile-
west of the Norwalk Bridge, together with a-
bout :24 acres‘ Er: two d_ifl'erent parcels conven-
ient to the homestead and a p-‘ii-i of it near the
Turnpike Road. The a_'.,ove will be sold to-
gether or separate, to suit Durcltasers. For
3'-;.rtlier particulars enqiiii-e of .
JAMES BENEDICT.
Narwallt. June-11.
T0 LE—'l . ,
O LE1. and possessions given immediate-
ly, a Room, on the second floor, being, over
the Store of Messrs. Middle-brook 81. Morris, and
adjoining D. C. Sanford’: Office. ’I‘lie Room is
14 by 16 feet, and well located for an Office, or
tnany kinds of Mechanical opperatious.
June Ilth. I832. VV._J: STREET.
F
NEW CHEAP GOODS.
UST received a large assortment of
Q FANCY 8‘ STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which will be sold CHEAP by
. VVILLIAM GALE.
Narwalk. August 26, I832.
REMOVAL.
J E. CORKER respectfully informs his
cfiiends St: the public in generahtltat he has
removed his establishment opposite the Store
of Messrs. W'eed &. Butler.
He has now on hand, and offers for sale un
usually low. a general assortment of Broad
Cloths,Cessiincres, Sattinetts and ready made
Clothing‘. together with a choice selection or
I‘ailor’:i trimmings of every description, and
almost every article generally kept in a Cloth
ing store, among which arelthe fultiwing ;_
Figd Jean Vests ; Fig’d Marsellett do ; Lig-M
unit ark Valencia Vests; Light and D,“-ktpigad
Silk do.; Bttngup8r. Beaver Cord Pantaloong
Marble Drilling do. ; Brown and White I.in|-I1;
Drilling Pantaloons ; uion Drilling (Io. - India
Nankeen do.; Merino Circassiaii do. ; iuei-ino
I-Tassiinere do.; Roucn Cnssimere do.; White
and Striped Jean do. ; White and Brown Linen
Round Jackets ; White and Brown Drilling do‘ -
Rouen Cassimere do.; Brown Union Drilling do. ‘
White and Striped Jenn Round Jackets vc .
A large assortment of Shirts, Collars’. stock.
Crnvats, Suspenders. Etc. NOFWRIR, May 2,. 0
on ‘EA CLGCIKS’
.. LE by the Do s‘ i .
Large Looking GIas:eCllg:;ks"i'§ §io',,i,),°,,".
I Doz; Small Mauteltrepiece Clocks at $8 each.
warrapted to keep time correctly.
April 24. S'rxi.ir.s Courts 81. Co.
PAINTS AND OILS.
50 Kegs VVhite Lead, Ground
I" 0'1 5 1000 Keg“ DFV Whtto Lead. 1000 do
Spanish Brown; 800 do. Venetian Red .
Casks Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oi] ,g.,, ‘b
June It. STREET & .I’AMI-2.5 I
WINDOW GLASS
TREET 81, JAMES Have just ‘received
A I00 Boxes 6.8 7.9 8.10 I0.I4 9.1312 I6
merican and E l' I G] ' '
ed at the lowest lpgitiias. ass’ which are ‘after.
ASH PAID for RYE,
N°"“"1lk: Aug. 1 I.
LUMBER
AT NEW CANAAN.
TIIE subscribers have received an -i::.nrt.
ment of Lumber, which they are offer.
mg on as good terms as catrbe purchased else.
where. Nash 62. Herr.
New Canaan. June I. 183?. ' I
LADIES S'I‘I£AW I:IA'I‘S.',
W’ILLl.AM GALE hasjust received Ladka
fine split Straw, Leghorn, Braid and O.
pen Work Straw Hats, I Case more of Ladtes
fine Leghorn Hats, a large assortment of Gen
tIemen's Fur Hats,Bo3s Leather Caps.
Norwalk, August 26. IS32.
_¢
Saddles, Bridles, dye.
UST rec'd at the New Canaan Store. an
0 assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Mar-
tin,o;al=, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan. June I. NASH & Hort‘.
A new supply of Groceries.
ELSON B ELLS now offers to his friends,
customers, and the public, on very reason-
able terms, a general assortment of Groceries, of
the very best quality, of which the following com-
prise a part, viz :—St. Croix, Nlew Orleans, Por-
to Rico, White Havana, Loafaud Lump Sugars,
bythe barrel or less quantity. W. I. Molasses.
Hysou, Young Hyson, Hyson skin, Souchong,
Gunpowder, and Imperial TEAS ; No. 1 and 2
Mackerel , Soup by the box or retail ; Saleratus,
Prat-lash ; Snufl‘; Cavendish Tobacco. Plug and
paper do; Codfish, Cheese, Lard, Beef and Pork
I-Iams fresh from the smoke house; Brooms by
the dozen or single; shot by the bag or pound;
Spanish Segars, very superior ; Writing and
wrapping paper; FLOUR ; Blown 521“; H00
ey ; outages ; Orange, Marmalade, and preser
ved Ginger, injarii ; Churitsbing dI‘_Y.DllIL3, antl
do dry Ginger, in boxes; Lamp Oil; Ginger,
Alluin, Salt petre, WindowGlass, Bunch Muske-
tell Raisins, Keg do; Sieves, Water nails, Cedar
Tubs, Hoes and Shovels; Chocolate,I.ampblack,
Whiting, cut Logwood, Castor Oil. EI'l't°m 33"!‘-
Essenccs, Paregorick, Sarsaparillu Syrup, Soda
and Seidlitz powders 6 SW88! Oil S 590939 1 Al"
spice, P:-pper.Cloves,Nutmegs, Mustard, Indigo,
Herrings, Figs, Almonds, Peanuts, Currants,
Brazilnuts, Madeira Nuts; Blacktag, Shaving
Soap, Mould and dipped Candles, PIoughs,Cot-t
ton Bats, \iVhips, Spurs, Cofi'ee Mills, Phials,
Glassbottles, Gunpowder, Rice, Cinnamon, Li-
qnorice, Tatnarinds, Opodeldoc. Gum Arabic,
Lee's Pills, Wash halls, Butter Ladles, St. Do-
mingo, Laguira, Manillu, and superior old Java
Coffee, by t_he bug or less quantity, &c. tltc.
Patronage is-most respectfully solicited from’
all, and every attention will be paid to all thnset
who may see tit to favor the subscriber with any
part of their custom. Norwnlk, Sept. 21
VALUABLE MEDICINES,
FOR SALE AT THE '
Norwalk Dispensary;
Dr. I-‘elflfs Botanical Drops.-
One of tliebcstfviedicines yet discovered,for all
Impurities of the Blood.
Dr. Rolfe’: Asthmatic Pilla-
Give immediate relief-often care the most ob-
stinate.Coughs—Common Colds M0 frequently
removed in a few hours} . _ 5
yr, Rclfirs Aroindtjc Pills for Femaies. _
For Female Conipliiints, such as Obstructions,
Debility, Green Sickness, &.c. &c. .
Dr. Rolfe’: Aiitibilious Pills. _
A powerful Remedy for Bilious Complaints.
Dr. Relfc’s Vegétable Specific.
4.4-.
sin, Sick Head-Ache, &c.
Dr. Jebb’.-3 Rheumatic Linimcnt.
Its good effects are immediate. It has often
cured Rheumatism of years stantlingfin 24 hours.
Dumfries’ Itch Ointment. _
Cure in one hours application only ll N0 dan-
ger from taking cold—c.ontains no Mercury or
other dangerous ingredient.
Dumfries' Rcmcdyfbr the Piles.
\Vill be found one of the best articles known
for this troublesome complaint.
Dumfrics’Eya Walar. ,
A most highly approved Wash, for Sore, In-_
flamed and Weak Eyes.
‘ British Auticoptic Detlléfrico. _
' A most Superior Article for Whitonm
Preserving the Teeth and Guam. ' _ _
['3' Prepared from the Original _MS. Recipes-
ofiht; late Dr. W. T. Cuiuv.w_, by his unmedtatc
3,,c,,,s-tor and the Sole Proprietor,'l'. KIDDER
g‘ ‘and
April 7, BARTRAM 31- 1.10"-
i-toitwitiit, September 17, 1982.
l
‘Boston, Mags}-
One of the best Remedies known for DyIpep- ,
100 Kegs Wro’t. and Cut
Nails, all size.-.t‘or sale by S-rnerxr &. J AMER
MEAD ’S PILLS.
R. M_F.AD'S Anti-Dyspeptic or Stomach
Pills, an effectual remedy for Indi estion,
or Sour Stomach, Just received and for ale by
Nor-walk, Sept. 1 I. Wt-:10’ &. BUTLIR.
CI-ILORIN E TOOTH WAS H.
THE Original and Genuine Compound Chlo-
rine Tootb Wash, for cleaning and preserv-
irg the Teeth and Gums, and ,,],,,,,,,;,,,, ,;,.
Month, for Sale by Warm 8: Burma,
Noijwnlk, September 10, 1832.
BULLARDS OIL SOAP.
ULLARDS Celebrated Patent Animal and
Vegetable OIL SOAP, for Cleansing Cont
Collars, \VooIen, Linen and Cotton Goods from
Spots occasioned by Grease, Paiut,'I‘nr, Varnish,
and Oils ofevery ductipiion, without injury to
the finest goods. For Sale ..
Sept. 10, 1832. I xlzn 8: Barnum
cnooxnmr.
IDDLEBROOK 81. MORRIS havojust re‘-
ceived afresh supply ofCrockery lit Gltun
Ware, which will be Sold very low.
West side of the Bridge, Not-walk Sept. 10.
4 CRAPE Shawls, just received and
5- for Sale by Miniiunaoox Ii. Mounts.
Paper Mill For Sale.
PAPER MILL situated on the Now Co-
A nnnn stream, about four miles from Nor-
walk; has at present one Engine. I-Id II new
Cylinder Machine, with Thoma! & W00d00Ck'o
patent presses. Attached to the Mill seat are
23 acres of Land, in Dwelling-house and good
Bum, In the hands of an enterprising paper-
maker, this would be a desirable purchase, as
the terms will be very moderate. Apply to
J. &. S. CAMPBELL,
_ . 110 Nastttutltreet, N. Y.
Ortn S. W. BENEDICT, Norwalk. .
New York, Sept. 1, 1832. /24
5
rtIfi‘t:E'FrEr.D FUUNDR .
HE Subscribers have established a Foun-
dry, nbout three miles east of they Coughs‘
gational, Meeting house. Ridgefield, one mile
southof D. & D. Banks’ Factory, and II few rods
west of the‘ Sugar Hollow Turnpike, where they
will Manufacture and sell, all kinds of Castings,
, ploughs, and plough-irons of different patlerns 2
Cart and Waggon boxes; -Cooking Furnaces ;
Mill Geir, and Ctutings for all kinds of'Machine
ry made of the softer.-_ Iron. The subscriber:
pledge themselves to pay particular attention
to all orders in their line of business. and hope
to merit a share of public patronage,
N. B.’ All patterns sent to the shop, carefully
used. Cash paid for Old Iron.
‘ COUCH 65 SANFORD.
Rldgefield. May !b, 1832;
Nott’s Improved Stoves.
TILES CUIi'l‘IS_& C0. have the agency for‘
this County, ofthe above vnIuahle,8tov¢s,
which have been recently greatly impr’o\ cd, IIIHI
are worthy the particular attentitm of the public.
They can new be l'6t‘0lI'II1)8lI(Ie(I as not only very
safe, convenient, and economical. but alio. "IT
elegant, healthy and cleanly, and beside! Ifi'°|’d-
ing a more complete control over temperature
and ventilation than any other inflrllnlent of
combtntion, they admit of being so fitted up,,u
to furnish, though adjusted in any part of the
room, all the advantage of a fire‘ place. Orders
from any part of the County will be executed
without delay. Norwalk. Oct. 8,‘ I832.
.HA'l‘S I HATS! ~
'1‘ the New Canaan Store may be found, it
A good assortment of Gentletnenfs, Youth’;
and Boys Hats, from 3I,0Q to $5.50, Black and
|);.t_h.,ot' the latest Fashions. , NASH 81. Iivort.
New Canaan, August 25- 1832-
HDBBBLL 8: Pom-tn.
Norwalk Chronicler