Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, January 1, 1833 · page 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

VOL. 16.

NOZIVVALK, TUESDAY, JANUAIEY 1, 1833.

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NO. 1.

JAMES REED, JR.
izotroa AND moi>iin;'t‘oi*.,'

T E 1'{ ,-‘_\[S--'1'll’0 Dollars per Aitntun.

IE?’ HATS. .511

THE Subscriber have on hand
an assortment of gentlemens' Hat:
ofgootl quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best inatt-
ner and finished in NewYurk in the
latest st_vle. Gentltnien can ht
s pplied with Hats to Order upon short notice °

ALFRED M.-\LLOl{\’.
N(lI'\V3.lk, March 2, I832. ‘Z19
lVILLI;~l.lI GALE

OFFERS for sale it haml:om-2 and
generalassorlnient of HATS, in
eluding those of the latest New
. York fasliions. Gentlemen can
~;.. be supplied with Hats to order up
on short notice.
Norwallt. March 28 lt?3I

W heat and Rye Flour.
A CONS'l'A?\l'l' supply of Fresh Ground Flour
, oftiie fit.-.t Quality, on hand an:l for Sale by
March 26. Htitmi-:i.t. &- Poit'ri-2R.
ROUND l’L.~\S'1‘I:ZR, a constant supply, on
hand and for Sale by .
\ March 26. Ilunai-:t.t. 8: Poitriza.

 
 

NE ‘W SUPP LY’
OF F‘.-ll\I_ILY G-ROCERIES.
L(l\\'\f\ Locluvood
AS JUST replenished his assortment r,
GROCEI'.IES&.l’ROVlSlONS,whie|i

[are warranted to be of thechoicest quality

and as cheap as any in market.

In his assortment may bejimnd:

Young ll ‘son, [I -‘son Skin ’

and S(;l)lCll0Il§'_") Z TEAS‘
.l-.iva,Manilla, and Laguira COFFEE.
Double and single Loaf]

Do. do. Luiup (

St. Croix, N. Orleans. SUG_4R,
Sugar I-louse, India, & 3
Ilaganna _

\V. liidia and N. Orleans MOLASSES.

Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Cuirant

VVINES. CORl)lALS,wl_iulesale and retai

Ale, Cider, and Vinegar. Sl'lCES—Nut—

meg‘, C-loves, Cinnamon. Ginger, Pepper. -

Alspice. &e.; Spanish and American Se-_rars:
Plug, Cut, and Smoking ‘Tobacco; Porlt.
llains, Mackerel in b.-itrels,Cotllisli,Crackets.
Herring, Cheese. Lard, Butter, Rice; Hon-

, .ey very superior, Chocolate. and (3060-1-

Lenion Syrup, Stoiiglilon‘sBLtlers,;\l uslard.
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Sal’, white

-and yellow bar Soap, Starch, Brooms.

‘,'gU[‘['__Rais'ms, Figs, Currants, Pruner»
iiard &. soft Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Flli)‘3I'lS
Tainariods, $20. 62.0.

PAINTS, OILS. &C.

Iflisubscribers are now oli‘<-ring a good
assortioient -of Paints, Oils. S,-c. A-
tnong which may b3 fiauutl :-White Lead,
Dry -and Ground; Tied Lead. fianish Brown.
Veiietia Red, Vermilion Red, French Yellow,
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ocher. Letlicrage.
Turkey Umber, Lamp Black, Seed an-l Fish

Oils. &.c. &c. NASXI &. llomi.

New Canaan. June I. ltl3~2.

NEW’ CANAAN STORE.

THE subscribers have just rec'd it Fresh

supply -ofwell selected GROCERIES, coit-
sistingiti part of Young Hyson, Hysor. Skir,:i,tid
Soushoug TEAS, some at 3s. per lb. ; Sugar,
'-Molasses, Spices grouii.l and in kernel, Cheese,
Rock Salt, Wheat and Rye Flour by the barrel
-or less quantity, First quality Pork by the barrel
or less quantity‘, Lard, Pickled and Dry Fish.
Linseed &. Neals Foot, Lamp Oils, Powder, Can-
dles. Tobacco. and all kinds of Liquors.

Also, C-ROCKERY, consisting ol'Cl:ina.Giass,
and Earihern VVare.. Also. Stone and Common
“fare. ALSO, Hard, Hollow, and YVoodcu
\\’are. a good assortincnt of each.

The above articles together with many others
not here enumerated, will be offered veiy low
by NASH 31. HOYT.

New Canaan. August 25, I832.
\AltPET WARP, C.iudlt-wick, Batting and
‘ Cotton Yarn. Also, ;'\Iix’d and White Wool-
en Yarn, on hand and fut Sale b
Sept. 17. BENNE'I‘T8L MALLORY.

IVIERINO CIRCASSIANS.
M I-DDLEBROOK &. MORRIS havejust re-
ceived It splendid assortment of Merino
Circassians ofvariuus qualities and prices, which
will be .old very low. Store the west side ortlie
Bridge. Norwalk, Oct. lst [831

IVIERINO CLOTHS AND
IIIERINO CIRCASSIANS.

ILLIAM GALE will open this day, a

large assortment of Freiiclilvleiino Cloths
and Circassians of Super or quality and of very
desirable colour; ‘Black and Col’d Gro Ge Naps :
Gro dc Berlin and Italian; "Silks for Ladies dres-
ses and Clocks ; Black and Blue Black Water’d
(iro dc Betlins; a latge assorttnent of Broad-
clotlni; Cassimeres and Satinctts of every shade,
quality, and price; brown. blue and green Cain-
blets ; Green Baize and Frize ; Brown and
Bleach’d Sheetings and Shirtings ; Bed Ticking ;
Rose Blankets : real, white, yellow and green
Flannels ; brown, blue, green and white Canton
Flanncls ; Mens and Boys Fur and Hair Seal

Caps. Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1832.
CAPS.
E” A GOO!) assortment of Buy’s
Ilsiir, Cloth and Leather Caps,
[for Sale by BENNETT 81. MA[.LORY'
BU'l' TE R.
FEW’, I-‘irkins of very superior Buttcr,just
A received and for Sale Cheap by

Nov. 2-}. N zt.soit B. Et.t.s.

Watts on the ..Nl'tutl.
T

HE improvement of the Mind, by Isaac
Sept. 10.

Watts, just received and for Sale at the
Gazmrz Bootrsrotui.
CIIRISTINA LYII-E.
7 ‘HE Ist. aiiid 2d Vols.ofthe Christian Lyre
_ , with tbs supplenacsnt‘, bouqtl in one volume,
Just receive and for it c at tie
Sept, 10. GAZETTE Booxsronz.

BROADCLOTHS,
‘ SPLENDI D assortment. suitable for La.-
_ dies Cloaks, by MlDDl.£BROUR 81. Momus.
I_’.lTl5II and Americnu_Iiik Powder, by the
dozen or single,
M/ritiug and \V RAPPI NG Paper by the ream
For Sale cheap for Cash, or exchanged with
niercliatits for [{A.(;'rS, at $5 00 pct hundred
' GAZE'l"~l"I_‘E BOOKSTORE.
ASH PAID for RYE.

Ci

l\‘orwnlk, Aug. _1l. lluitsiitt. _8.v, P051‘!-.'R._‘I

CH EAP Goons,
AT THE OLD WVELL.
Tl] is snb.criuer has pm Opened, at the a-
bove place a com,-n’elc assortineiil of FALL
GOODS. in addition to his usual supply ot'D.--.
Bonds. Grotferi--s. Fli’-lll'a‘,\Vlllt3S,'I‘tfd;,(:l‘UCl{ ‘
)l‘_\’, llartl\v.ire, l)rii_g--:,.\l.-.-Jiciiies,- Hats,Sl1oes.
Paiiits 0.l~'. Brnsiies, Glass, readv madc-
Clt-tliiiig, \'Voodeii and Ten \Vai'c, &c. &c.
lli of which he oil‘-rs for sale on the most rea-
sonahle terms. II s stock of goods is enl.:re-
ly _/‘re.s-h. and consists of the latest impoi-ta~
-ions and in:;st.t1,-iprovetl and fashioiiable pat-
terns. » .
-Experience has long since convinced him.
hat ll l)tlalll(‘.S5 C~)lltl'..lClt.’ll wholly on the cas/t
principle may prove llllltllllly advantageous
10th. to the seller and the purchaser,—=is by
-.:(llllllllllg sales entirely for cash, the seller ti-
voi is all risk, au.l insures a speedy return of
:ap:tal, and is thus (‘.fI.tbl(;‘(l to supply his CllS-
tumors at a much siti iller advance than if he
.vere to sell on credit. The subscriber has
therefore concluded to pursue this course ;
and he trusts the public after examining his
goods and pt‘iC+‘S, will approve oflhe measure.
Having been for years engaged in the same
'uist.iess, he flitters himself that his experi-
ence has enabled liiln to succeed not only in
furni.-liiiig his [store with goods of the best
quality, bill. also at iiiiusaiiilly reduced prices.
Persons resuliiig minutely. may depend upon
obtain rig here a_/'ull .vtIppl_I/ of the various ar-
ticles they reqnirt ,and at such reduced prices
as will more than compensate them for the
trouble of coming even a great distance to
make their pUt'Cll8..~'f.'S. He respectfully‘ iti-
viles an examiiiaton of his stock and terms.
CHARLES PECK.
Nortvalk. (Old VVt.-ll) Otztcb-.-r l, "“ ’.

I-O‘.
GUARD AGAINST‘ FIRE.
Pl{U’_l.‘ ECTION
INSURANCE CO.VIP.-lNY.

V " M. J. S'l‘lll')la"‘, of Norwalt.-, agent

of the Protection Insurance Cotnpuny,
0fI'.ltll‘l.lt)l'(l Cmineclicut.oli'ei's to insure Hous-
es, Stores, M l.s, Factories, Barns, and the
oontczils of each, together with every other
similar species of property,

Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
I‘he rates of Prcmiiini ofl'ere'J, are as low as
those of any other similar Institution, and eve-
ry man has now an opportuiitly, for a trifling
susn, to protect himself" against the ravages ol
this dest:ruc'iv'. element, which often in a sin-
;le hour sweeps away the eartiings of many
years
The course the ofiice pursue in transacting
their business and in the. adjusting & payment
of losses. is prompt and liberal. For terms of
snsurance, application may be made. to the a-
hove named Agent who is authorized to issue
-‘dices to applicants witliniit tlelziv

INSURANCE AG‘rAI.\'S'I‘ FIRE BY A

NB“%V YOIREC OFFICE,
NO. 60 WALL S'l‘I{EET.

T HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
0|-' NFJV Yoiut, have appointed George
St. John,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 Ste.

.1 gatttst loss or Itatttagc by fire.
the Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely investeil for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company
lasurnce etfcted at the lowest premium‘&t. none,
need be brought from alllueiice to want in con-
sequence of loss by Fire; as all can he pntccted
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue
Polices to those who may apply. The Co|npa-
ny pursue a libral and prompt course in adjust-
nig and paying their losses.

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
. OTTUN Batting and Candle Wick, by
I the Bale or less qiiantily—at the Facts-
.y prices, constantly far sale by
JAMES FINNEY &. Co.
NEW FALL Gli;0l)S.
N IDDLEBROOK &. MORRIS ltavejust re-
turned from New York, and are now open-
itig it general assortmentofDr_t; Goods, which will
he sold at a small advance from cost, viz :—Blk.
Blue, Mulberry. Olive, Brown and Mix't Broad
Cloths; do. do. Cilisll'Ilt’l'eS ; Super-fine and com
mou Sattiuetts; 5-4 Blk. French Botnb:iziues
4-4 do. Merino Circassiiins; Common blk. do
very cheap; blk. Italian Lttstring; do. Gro de
Swiss; do. Siiicltews and Sarsnets ; do. Gro de
Berlin very cheap. do. green and brown Lu.-string;
8-4 Linen Table Diaper; Cotton do. do. ; Russia
do. do. ; Pongee and Flag Silk l-ldkfs. : Prussian
Shawls ; \Vorsted Berege. and fancy Silk Hdkfs.
A good assortment ofG|oves and Hosiery ; extra
Gill, and common Coat Buttons ; 7-4 8; 4-4 0’-
Dean, Dorchester and Ainoslteag Tick: bleach'd
and unhleac|i’d Sheeting and Sliirting; Cotton

Yarn and Candlewick; Cotton Butts, for sale

cheap west side of the Bridge.
Norwalk,‘7Sept:>_ll. 1832.
D RY G ROCE RI ES.
OAF and LUMP SUGAR: Brown Sugar:
Souehong Touittty and Young Hyson Tea,

Saleratus, Starch. Pellnel‘. ,
Ginger. ' Nutmegs, Alspice,
Cloves, _ Cinnamon, Candles,
Alum, Salt Petre, Indigo,
Mustard, Coffee, Blown Salt,
Soap, &c, &c. &'c. Ste.

For the above please call at

Nov. 19. ' ‘GEORGE S-r. Joint.

CODFI___SH.
THIS day received 10'!) Quintals of new
Codfish, 'ot't.he first quality, and for sale
low by HUBBELI. & Powrun.

HATS! IIATS ! l HATS ll!

E. CORKER, has on hand, and is Con-
- o stantly Receiving an assortment of Far
Hats. at the Factory Prices. ' Cull 3r 308-

CHAINS.
IMBER and Draft Chains for sale by
; April7.' I ’ Baariuu Si. Ilovr.
MIDDTIEBROOK &' MORRIS
I-_IAVE this day rec'd. an extensive assort-
ment ofClicap FALL & WINTER. DRY
GOODS. Norwalk, Nov 12, 1832.
OTTON BATTING 8:. CANDLE WICK
' for sale by Gums 8:. Ravmoit ‘o.-

WAlM'S PANACEA. Warauted Geuiiine,
for sale by WEED 82. BUTLER.

. Y the Load or Bushel, just received audfor
‘ saje by ; ' ‘ BARTRAM N. IIOY1‘.

l'Oll.'l‘lNU and: blasting POW DER fol
salelow by IIUBBELL 8; P03 TER-

TURKS ISLAND &. ROCK SALT, .

l srovns, GRATES, &c.
STILES CURTIS A‘
Co. have now on hand
a very extensive assort-
ment of Cookiiigantl
other Stoves, including
the folliitvitig patterns,
viz. : (‘oruall,Cunning-
ham St Cn’s., lloyt’s $2.
Wilson's Cm.-l{ Stoves.
ofall sizes; Nott’s ini-
proved Coal Stoves,
——————._...._.=3 Fraukl-‘us and Grates;
-Nine Plate and Box Stoves, ti large qtantity;
~‘ttove'Pipes and Fixtures; Coal llo..s, Ste. Sic
All which will be sold at the lowest New York
pr ices. Nonr I-‘old except for cash, or approved
Notes an Interest.
Iron Ware Both plain andj.ippau’d Ware
Brilania Vvare Bloclttiu and Pewter “fare
Brass tipetl All(.ll!‘t)|lS Shovel and Tongs
Sad Irons Spap Stone. and other Furnaces
IIOUSE I{EEl’I..\’G ARTICLES.
Hvllowware; brass Kettles finished 3; unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
. lso. Britania, Blocktiu. Tin plate and Iron do.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and steel Snutfers 81. Trays; Tea Waiters
J-,ippan’d Lamps; Br.-nisi, tin. 31. iron Candlesticks
Copper, tin mid iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee llIill3
Sievcs Scales, Scale Beams
Weights and Measures Coal Hods
Chafing Dishes Iron \Yare
heet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, «Soc.
Also, a qii:-mtity Live Geese Feathers, Hens
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristles, Sic.
ID‘ Cash paid for all kinds ofShipping Furs.

J'A.1i.‘.EE.‘3 .'E'.I.=?-J'I*d'.'E.'a'E.’ El. C3.

E AVE |'€ll'l’)V(’.(l to the New Building adjoin-
ingthe Store of Jacob Smith &. Co. west

ofthe Bridge, where may have opened a Fresh

and general assortment of first rate FAMILY

GROCEIHES, which are offered to the public at

the lowest rates. The following articles com-

prise ai small part of the stock.

First quality Wcs_te.u Canal Flour. Wholesale

or Retail. .

Hyson, Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS

Loaf, and Lump Sugar,

St. Croix, New Orleans, Havanntt, and India

SUGARS Java, Muiiilla 81. Lagui«aCOI-‘FEE.

Molasses, an article worthy of particular at-

teiit on. A general assortment of Wines, first

rate, " for Sic/.'ncss,” &.c, Lemon Syrup.

\rViutergreeu.Peppermint Si. Auniseed Cordials

Nutinegs, Cinnamon. Cloves. Raisins, Figs

Rye Flour, Bread, Crackets. Cheese

Pork, and Pork and Beet‘ Hams.

Chocolate, -\llspicu, Pepper, Ginger,

Oranges, I’ennuts,Almontls, Madeira Nuts

Butter, Lard, Iierrings, Codfish, Mackerel

Soap. Candles. Poland Starch, Copperas,ludigo

Spanish and Aincricau segars. Sm-ti‘, Tobacco

Lamp Oil : Powder and shot, Tapers

Mustard; Rice, 'I‘aiiiarinds

Shoe, scruhbiug,&i. White wash Brushes, &c

Potash, a first rate article.

Wrot and Cut Nails. and Brads. ofal'. Sizes.

Crockery and Glass Wai'e &.c.

Norr.alk,-May 2. I831. 175

GEORGE ST J01-IN
STILL continues the Dry Gocd, Crockery and
Dry Grocery business, at his old stand a few
l0(lS East of Norwalk Bridge, and invites all who
wish to purchase either Drv Goods, China. Glass
Ware or Dry Groceries. to call and see it‘ he
cannot suit them, both in price and quality.——
I-lis stock consists in part ofihe following:
Blat.-k.‘Blue, Brown and Mixed Brou.'lcl:)t.’ts;
lllixed Satiuetts. good and Cheap.
SILKS,—-Black (in) de Swiss, Gro de Nap,
Italian Lustriiig, Double Florence, Sinchews,
Sarsnett, &c. , India Satin. very stout; Sattiu
Levautiae; Green Sarstiett and Floreiice ; Pink,
White,Blue, Crimson and Straw Col’d. Florence;
Pongee ; Naiikecn and Canton Crapes ; Black.
Red, Yellov, \Vhite and Green Flaunels: VVhite
Canton Flannels, very good; Bangup Cord :
Lyon Skin; Patltling; Beavertcen: Imitation
Goats Hair and Blue Ca.nblet for cloaks. very
stout; Green Baize; l‘lmbossedMuslius: Col’d.
Cambric-s; black, blue,‘ brown, green, drab and
crimson col’d. Tabby Velveis; col’d. and black
Ciicttssiaus; bl’k Bombaziue; brown &,bl~.-acli’d
Sneetlngs and Sliirtings; Rag Carpeting; Cam-
bric Muslius; Plain and I*‘ig’d Swiss, Book and
.lacoiiett Muslin; Black Silk Velvet: Calicoes,
Common and Chintz .' Furniture Cliiutz, &.c.
Norwalk, Dec. 3.1832. .

CASH STORE.

T HE subscriber takes this method to notify

_ his Friends and Customers, that after this
date, he will offer his Goods l'or CASH ost.v-—
Bad Debts, and Long Credits, urge this tneasure.
He solicits a continuance of Patronage, and will
endeavor to accommodate his customers on the

most reas mable teims. GOULD D. Jtmatscs.
Norwalk, April .‘2d, I832,

R.EAD1' BIA-DE CLOTHING.
UST received, and for sale at the Norwalk
Clothing Store, a large assortment of Chih-

ing suitable for the approaching Season, viz. Pea

Coats Round Jackets. SlllI'lfi,Sl(lfk3 tmspenders,

Pantaloons, Vests, Flannel Waistcoats, and

Drawers, stockings, Caps, Leather Mittens, &.c.

The above articles are offered for sale a little
less than at any other establishment.
EDVVIN LOCK
Norwalk, Oct. 28tl. 183:‘.

Y Order of the Court of Probate for the
District of Norwalk will be sold at public
auction, on Wednesday, the 2d day ofJnnuary
next, at one o’clock. P. M. on the P_l'etl_1iSeS, at
Lee Lot, so called. so much of the real estate of
Polly Betts, late ofsaid Norvzallt. dec’d, as will
raise the sum of $118 82. withincidental charges
of sale. ‘ STEPHEN SMITH, A;lm’r*
Norwalk, Dec. 14, 1332. "269

HE Court of Probate for the District ol
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of Hannah. Secley, late of New Canaan,
deceased, to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those whoneglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said tiiue, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make iniaiediatc
payment to , Hoi.t.v HANFORD, Exec’i-L
New Canaan. Dec. 1], 1832. 260
SALT; SALT.
SACKS of Liverpool B. SALT,
20 ‘ 500 Busbels Turks lslmltl 110-.
200 Bushels Rock
100 do. Liverpool Ground

do.,
dt'.,
For Sale by the subscriber. in Lots to suit pur-
chasers. ' '‘ CH.\R_.Ll§S PECK.
‘Old Well, October 8, 1832. ' ‘

 

wool). _

COTTON "VADD1.l-\'G..S9 _
FOR'Salc low by the Doz. or less quantity,
. . '. 

l Su,cnb}'t:‘. FLOIIR

L. IIlJBBEl.l..

AN tiaiur FOR
Gllilsia‘) so :tA\'MONl).'

 

A NEVV SUPPLYOF GIUUETRIES.
L T.El-SON B ELLS now olf rs to his friend-'.
customers. and the public, on very reason-
able terms, a general assorti..t-.ut ofGroccries, of
the very best quality, of which the l'ollo'vin;,r coni-
pri-'e a part, viz :—St. Croix, ‘lew Orlems, Por-
to Rico. While Havaiiii, l-oafa-..i:l Lump S..tg.'trs
by the barrel or less quantity. W. I. l\l'Jl:lSSl!$.
Hy-son, Young Hyson. Hyson skin, Souclion;-;.
Gunpowder. and Imperial 'l‘E.~\S ; No. I and 2
Mackerel . Soap by the box or retail ; Saleratus,
P"€lI'lflSlI ; Snuff; Cavendish Tobacco, plug and
paper do; Codtish, Cheese, Lird, Beefand Pork
Hams ficsh bout the smoke house; Brooms by
the dozen or single; sltot by the bag or pound;
Spanish Segars, vary superior ; \‘Vs-iliiig and
wrapping paper; FLOUR ; Blown Salt: [Ion
6)‘ : Or-ages; Orange, Martnala-le. an-l pl't“3et'
veil Ginger, itijar.-_s ; Cliurusliing dry Dams, out
do dry Ginger, in box :3 ; L.tmp Uil ; Ginger,
Allum. Salt petre, WiudowGlass, B inch LVillSl{t.‘-
tell l’.iii-tins, K--g do , Sieves, Water nails, Cedar
Tulis, Hues and Sliovels; Chocolate.Lainpblack,
Whiting, rut Lngwood, Castor Oil, Epsom Salts,
Essences, Paregurick, Sarsaparilla Syrup, So-la
and Seidlitz powders .‘ Sweet Oil; Sponge ; Al
spice. Prpper.Cloves,Nutmegs, Mustard, linligo,
Herrings, Figs, Almonds, Peanuts, (i»ul‘l'2llIl$,
Braziluuts, ;\'l.id-aira Nuts; Blacki -g. Shaving
Soap, Mould an.l dipped Candles, l’lotighs,Cot-
ion Bats, VVhips, Spurs, Coffee Mills, Phi.ils,
Glass bottles, Guupo-vtler, Rice, Cinnamon, Li-
q=|0I‘lCe. ’l'.un irinds, Opotleldoc. Go... Aribic,
Lec’s Pills, Wash balls. Butter Ladles, St. Do-
mEn<_»;o, Laguira, Mauilla, and superior old Java
Coffee, by the bag or less qiiztniity, (tic.
Patron ge is most respectfully solicited from
all, and every attention will be paid to all tli se
who may see lit to favor the siibscribt-i' with any
part oftheir custom. Normilk, Sept. 21

Y7ALUAB LE EIEDICINES,
FOR SALE AT THE
NORVVALK DISPENSARY.
Dr_. Ital,/ifs Bmuiiczd Drops.
One of tliebcslillediciiies yet dis-covcred,for all
Impurities oftiie Blood.
Dr. Rc{fc’s .-1s.*.’un/itic Pills.
Give immediate relief—ol'ten cure the most ob-
stinate Cougl:s——Cominon Colds are frequently
removed in at few hours 1
Dr. IicIfe's Aromatic Pilfsfor Females.

For Female Complaints, such as Obstructions,

Dcbility, Green Sickness, &.c. &c.
Dr. 1i’u(fe‘s Aiitibilious Pills.
A powerful Remedy for Biliotis Complaints.
Dr. Rclftfs Vegetable Specific. l

One of the best Remedies known for Dy4|,':Iep-

sia, Sick Head-Ache. Ste.
Dr. Jcln’i's I.’.’.::um1t£c Linimsnt.
Its good effects are immediate. It has often
cured Rheumatism of years szahuing in 2-1 l.0lI|‘S.
Dumfrics’ Itclv. Ointntenl.
Cure in one hours application only I! No dan-
ger from taking col..i—contaias no Mercury or
other dangerous ingredient.
DII..:¢f:-ics' Rcmetly for the Piles.

\Vill be found one of the best articles known

, for this troublesome complaint.

Dumfrics’Eyc Water.
- "A most highly approved Wash, for Sore, lu-

' flamed and Weak Eyes.

Brilislt Antiseptic Dcntifrimz.
A most Superior Article for Whitening and
Pn.-.-‘ervin,-5 the Teeth anal Gums.
IE3" Prepared from the Original MS. Recipes

.ofll'.e late Dr. W. T. CONWAY, by his immediate

Successor and the Sole Proprietor,'I‘. KIDDER,
Boston. Mass.

ANOTHER SUPPLY
0FFALL&l.V INTERGOODS

The subscriber has this day returned from New
York, with another supply of Dry Goods which
he has taken great pains to buy cheap, he thinks
he can safely say that no store in the county can
offer greater inducements to piirhasi-rs than his.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine his goods and prices and lletfltle for
themselves. Among the new goods he has rcc’d
may be found the following viz

lg .33 :3 = 0-3" :-i ‘E’. .
—- 3 -_: § 2.’ 2 ._-_-. BROADCLOTIIS
‘:3 -‘ O - £4. ‘- a

‘‘°‘ 9° U CD

Fancy col’d Cassimeres and Satlinettsz Bea-
verteens; Bang up Cords; VVhite, Red,Greeu,
Yellow, and Scarlet Flannels; Green, Scarlet
Light and Dark Blue, Royal, Purple, Mama,
Slate Col'd, Orange and Blk. Ciicassians; do.
do. do. do. do. Col'd'Mt1s'.ins; Super ll.
Silk at 6.‘ 6d the yd. equal to any in market 3
Super Gro de-Berlin; It. Lustriug Silk ; Double
Florence, Sinchews and Sarsenet; Blk Silks;
50 Blk. Pad and White Merino Long &. Square
Shawls, atleast 25 per cent cheaper than ever
offered before in this place : Tliibet \Vool and
Cassiinercs a‘ good assortment ; 'l'ltrt.ad Edg-
ings and Iusertings; Blk. Canton Criipes; 200
ps. Light and Dark Calicoes ; Blk. and White
Gingham; ; Green and Worsted Barrage; Cau-
on Flannels ; Blk French Bombazinc ; Black
Silk and Cotton Velvet ; Piussian Shawls from
4-4 to 12-4; Plain meddles and Russia Sheetings
and Diapers from4-4 to l0-4; Cotton Diapet ;
Brown Jean; Blk It. Crape‘ Saitsnet and Cain-
bric Muslin; Fig’d Mull, and’ Swiss Muslim ;,
Fig’d and plain book dot; Dark and Light
Checks ; Bleached and unbleached Muslins;
Dorchester and other Bedtiekiugs; Brown and
Blue Geutlemcns’ and Ladies Lantblet ; Merino,
and Worsted Stockings; Burlap Qsnaburg;
Travelling Baskets_&c.
, EBENEZER STEVENS.

1.. 8: M. B. IVIEAD

AVE recently received from New York, a
very extensive stock of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS, which they are enabled to sel
much lower than at foimer seasons. In addi-
tion to their former assortment may be found :
100-ps. Broadclotls, Cassimctes, and Sand-
netts of every colour, quality and price : Olive
and Brown Petersham for over coats ; Silk Vel-
vet Vesting ;‘Valentia. and Marseilles do. ; 100
pieces Merino Cloths and Circassions. compri-
sing all colours and prices ; Ladies and Gentle-
mens Merino Catnblet; 500 ps. light and dark
Chintz Calicoes; Italian, Gro de Swiss, Gro de
Nap and Florence Siiks ; 100 Merino and Thi-
bet Wool Shawls lroin 4.4 to 9.4, 25 per cent
cheaper than were ever offered in this village;
also, Prussian, Valencia & Cashmere do.; dres
Hdkfs. ofevery description ; white Bobinet LE
ces, all widths ; Edgings and Footing ; a larg-
assortment of Ribbons; Cambric, Swiss, Boot
and Medium Muslins : Col’d Ca nbrics ; 300 ps
Bleaich’d Muslims ; I0 bales Uubleach'd do; ; lt-
ish Linens and Lawn‘: Odeau and Dorchestei
Ticking; heavy Bangup Cord; English Boa
verteeu; French Bomhazine; Blk. and Col’d.
Bombazstts; Linen and Cotton Diapers; Moi:
een ; Gcntleinens Stocks, in good article‘; Fun-‘
nels.of every colour and price; Green Frtzt
Padding ; Caitvass; Osnaburg and Burlaps;
-Carpet Yarn, all numbers; Cotton Butts by the
' Bale, at the Factory prices ; Tog-other ' with al-
most every atticle called for. Ladies and Gen-
-tlemen will realize a saving of at least 10 per

cent. by calling and purcliaisiug at the L Ifzyctlt
- Score. Not-walk, October 1.}, i832.

F Removes.

.;md comm Umbrellas ; 60 doz. Ladies and Gen-

J E. CORKER . l'e$p(.‘Cl.lllll_y‘ informs lll
.i'rien._ls &tbc public in gene.-ta’.tlial he he
removed his estahlisnineut -o,.puslt.- the Slut’:
»t'.\lessrs. VVeed «S1. Butler.

II.: has now on h.-iu~l, and offers fl)!‘ sale un
is-tally low. a gens-ral ass irtinenl of l$rn.i.
..‘l llll.‘ (‘as i: icres S tti -.- -: r- d - .
(‘lo lllfl": th rxcth r‘ wllli ii -ellecyliiilimt
J D. ‘O '. ‘J ‘i l ' E C ' l
l‘a:lor’=i trl-niniogs of every t5e»ci'ipaipil. an
ilmost ev -ry arlicleg.-ni rally kept in 11 Cloth
tug store. atnmg which are Ill - f.»l| .-\\ in: : -

F'tg'tl Jean Vests‘ ; Fig’il Mars-_-11.,-silo ; Light
and Dark Valencia Vests; Liglu amt I);u'k ;.‘;g’,;
all: tllo.; B.tngup&L Beaver Cold P’rlllIlIlOtll].~t
-. arh e Dtil iii,-_r do. ; Brown and White l.iui-ii
l)t'illiug Pantalt o is; Union Drillii g do. ; ludi..
Naukeeu do. ; Meiino Circas.-‘iau do. ; Merino
Uassimere do.; ltoueu C.issilnert- do ; White-

ttud Striped Jl.‘ilIIll—0..; \\/liite ti.-.itl Brown Linen
Round Jack--ts ; White and Brown 1).-ill.ng do. ;
Rotten Cassimere do.; Brown Union Drill mg «to
White and Striped Jean Round .lill.'l(l‘lF, .yc.

A large assortiueul of Sliirls, Collars Slot-ks
Cravats. Suspenders, Ste. Norwallt, May 2-l.

NEWVBRY G1)-L§§B§.
NASH 5; HOYT
E

AVF. this day rcc’d and are now opening
-_ at the New Canaan Store, an adilitioiial
supply of GOODS, sui able for the present and
coming season which will be oll'..~re-l very loiv.
The following articles comprise a part :-
Broatlrlol/is—Blue, black, brown, grei-.u.drab
and mix'd: Castimcres, blue, black and Fancy
Col’d.: Srzttimztts, tl good asqortiii:-.nt, various
colors ; Bcrwerlcens, all qualities a»iil very low ;
Culicoes, IUD patterns, comprising a general as-
soi'tment’oflight and dark Col‘d.‘; 21) ps. Fut-
uiture Prints, some very low; SlLl{S, hla-2’-.: and
blue black Gm dc Berlin ; blaclt Italian ; black
and col’d Gro ile Nap; blk. Lustring and Sin-
chcw ; blk. and col’d Florences; blk. l_'..tiian
Crape; hlk Niinkeei. and Canton C‘:..p_e ; blk.
Italian Cravats ; 5 4 Blk. Veil C:..pe ; light and

ALEEANAGESE
__lj‘_"L§ile at the (: tzi-‘.'r'rE B0(.)KS'l‘O"tl'«!.
S-WDL2: 3-. HARN use MAKING.

THE subscriber eyer
tlniiikful for the patronage
he has received, would in-
rU\'lll the pnblic,tli:-it ho con-
lllmu to carry on the a-
bove business, at his old
stand, in Saugatuck, where
 ., _ - 0 he has on hand and_is con-

“C-§"¢QB9.tb3g% stantly Manufacturing, of
the lir.-v'rate Matt-rials, Saddles, Bridles, Har-
ness. Trunk-‘, Valieces, &c_., expressly for cus-
som "rs use, and as cheap as can be bouglit in tho
'.luite.i States. Also, t"-r Sale, Buffalo Robes,
Whips. Spurs, Hirse Bltiukuis, Curt‘; Combs,
mil llorse Brushes, &~c. 6'51".
",," li(!p'lil'lllg done with ueataess 81 despatch.
'l‘i'-IE hl,{lle.~‘-I market prire paid for XV-soil, in
excliaiigi: l‘or V/ork. PEIILO VV. JONES.
Sitiigatuclt, Nov I9. IS 32. 2-37

 

 

the public in general, that his Packets have
couimenceil their weekly Trips amt will sail front
his landing to Peck Slip in the folloiving uianuer:
Sloop .lfECH.-’l NH‘, ALDEN Bitorttw i-:t.i. Master,
willsail 'l'ues.lay sand return Saturdays; Sloop
- CITIZEIV. Si'lIIt.'L T. More/muse,l\Ia-ter. will sail
Saturdays&° return on‘I' hursdays, For Freight or
l‘assa_-_-_‘e apply to the subscriber or to eitheroftho
Captains on boartl their respective vessels.

l\10Nb'U?l IIOYT.
Jlforiozil/.', FcIn°uar_u ‘.27, 1832..

 so it sure,

A l’Ll‘lASA.N FLY situated, and

 

aiiil an Acre ofGood Land adjoining, with fine
Fruit, and other convenieiicies. situated a f°_j,,
rods above the old Vlfell School He-use.9,j,,] ,,e,,,.
the Mt-th ‘-dist Meeting House. 'l".’.e House is in

datk Ginghams; French minted Cambricks;
Silk and ‘-‘°ll°‘\ fltgg IF..‘.'i:r.- ; Pongee Hdkts.;
a good assortment of Dress II_lkfs.; Valentin
and Marsetlls Vestitig, light and dark; silk and

lJlli- mill. col’d. Bumbazetts ; Irish Linens. 9. gootl
assortment 3 Long Lawn ; Linen C.imuri.k ;
Ll-|'ZiiCainb:icl( H:litl's., so:-n.3 very lo.v; mull,
Pfiviss, Jackouett and India Cambricks, ti,-,r'd and
plain; Peailiug; linen and cotton Floss; Spool
Cotton all No.~‘..; hleach'd Knitting Cotton: cot-
ton Cor-ls; silk Bra?-is and C-or.ls ; 4-4 and 6-4
Bobbiuett Lace ; Bobbiuelt Footing, all with his;
ladies blk. Silk; cotton & wotsteil l-lose ; white
Cotton antl It.-indoin do. ; genlle:iien’s white

meat of Ladies and Geulleinens silk and leather
Cloves ofall prices, from 1.; to. 125. ; 4, Sales
brown Sheetings. from 6c. to He. ; Gttps. bleacli’d
Shirliug from tie. to 25.; Bed Ticking: Osha-
burgs ;» Bitrlaps; Canvass; cotton Checks and
gtripes; Domestic Gingham; cotton Yarn all

os. from No. 3 to 22; cotton Waduling and
B-‘tiling’; Padding; Russia Daaper; do. Sheeting;
Umbrelias; Boys Cips and Hats’ brow u - l

. . . _..4,slLll(

blk. Linen; blue and yellow'Nankecn; red, yel-
low, green and white Flanuels ; Galluons ; Rib-
bons ; brown and white French Linens; Linen
Drilliugs ; Paper Hangings ; blk. Prunclle ;
Princetla Lasting; Salisbury Flannel; Ladies
Leghorn and Straw Hats ; S.raw Braids: Hat
'l‘rinmiiiigs; Milliiiett; Foundation Muslin, &c.
The above Goods will be Olliireil at yeryloiv pri-
ces. New Canaan, Angus‘ I ), lt-‘.32

. N()R\VALK, NOV. l‘.?.th, 1832.

NEW AND CEFEEAE’

FALL AND ‘VI-NTER. GOODS.
WILLIAM GALE Is this day opening a

large and general assortment of Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, which will be offeretl
as cheap as at any other Store in the County.
Among his as.-ortnient will be found : 200 pieces

desirable colour, from 25 cts. to 56 cts. 2 40 ps.
black and blue, niixt nntlfaiicy col’d. Satiuetts,
from 33 to ltls; 20 ps. elegant French Merino
Cloths; I50 ps. Bron lcloths ofevery fashiotia

ble Colour and all Qualities airl Prices ; 20 ps.
striped and plain fancy col’d. Czissimercs ; 4:)t'
ps. dark and light Chintz Calicoes, new patterns,
l'roin 6 cts to 28 cts. ,- 50 ps. Furniture Cliiutz
Calicoes. from I2 cts. to 25 cts ; brown. white,
green, blue and red Canton Flannela; 3U pare
Rose Blankets, from 8-4 to l2-4 ; brown, olive
and dial) Pelershaui for Over Coats; Devonsliiie
Kersey; striped and plain Moleskin; Bangtip
Cords; Green Baize and Frtze ; Canvass and
Padding ; white and black Cotton Wadtling;
400 ps. b'.each’d and brown Shirtiugs and Slice-
tiugs, froiu 6 cts. to :22 cts. ; a large assortment
Black mattiona Italian Silk ; Gro de Berlin. Gm
de Swiss, Gio dc Naps, (in) de Paris, Gro de
Indies; double black and blue black Florences ;
black Siuehews and Sarcinett and black Twil"(l
Serge; black and col’d. French Craipcr; black
Nankecu and Canton Crapcs ; Pongee ; brown,
grreit and blue Goats Hair and Common Cam

blets ; Napping Cloths ; 50 col’d Cambricks
of every shade for linings ; Silk Velvet, Buinbaj
zinc, and Silk Stocks; a splendid assortment of
Changeable, Watei-’d and Plain Gro dc Naps
and Florences for ladiestlrcsses and cloaks; blk.,
scarlet and white long 8:. square Merino Shawls,
warranted l'ree from Cotton, at about half the
usual piice ; 100 Prussian Shawls and Hdkfs. ;
plain &- ligurd Middles; may silk. gauze,-crapc,
berage, velveteen and mamleriue dress Hdkfs. ;
black, scarlet, orange and white l'hibet Wool
and Cashmere Hdkls. ; green, white and black
Blond Gauze Veils; Green 31-.'t‘tt.{e; Linen Cam

bric and Linen Cainbric Hditf.~'.; Irish Linens ;
‘I bread and Bobiiiet Lace and E.lgings ; Blgml
Footing and Edging; Beading; Ponge_0. bill".
and Bandauuo Iltlkfs.; white and plaid Cra-
vatts: black italian and fancy col’d Silk Cra-
vmis ; green, white, scarlet, red and black Flan-
ncls ; the French Jet Black Bombazincs ;. plain
and figu.-'d _}:icoiiet,'mull, naiisook, swiss and
cumbric Muslins ; linen and cotton table Diapers 3
Russia Sheeting and Diapers; Crash; super blk.
Silk Velvet; dark and light Vestiug of all kinds;
Burlaos fllltl Osuaburghs; Buckskin Mntens.’
Fur Collars ;Mens and Boys fur, otter and bare
seal Caps; Ladies Leghorn, open Work. Sil'%_HV
Leghorn, braid and split straw Hats, cheap ; Sllk

\

demens [[0,-gegkin, Woodstock and Beaver
Gloves, from 6 cts. to $125; Ladies and (len-
uemcns silk, worsted, woolen and cotton lflosery
of every discriplion,frottz Is to 8s a pair; _a splen-
di.|'assorti'ni.nt gauze and plain l'l.it Ribbons;
Cotton Yarn ; Candle Wick; Batting and Car-
pet Yilfll by the Bale; black and while Wire
Cards ; black, col’d., plain and li,-;ur’d Velvet
Belt Ribbons; Penknives ; Scissois ; No. 1 I2.
2 and 3 black Ribbons by the Box? Gfilllll-‘mam
Fur Hats, good and cheat», 81-2-

CIRCASSIANS Si. DIE R13 0 CLO I‘H5’

‘HIS duyrec'd a splendid ‘assortment: of
Citcnsstans and Merino Cloths, well wor-

Sllk Vclvcl Vf“:'.ing; 3.4 and 6.4 Bumbaziue :-»

cotton and mix't R indoin do.; it general as3ort- ,

Black and Col’d. Merino Circassirns, of every _

good repair, aiitlwill be sold. cheap. For further
particulars enquire cf CHARLES Mat.t.oi1v.
Norwalk, .‘...i;,-‘ust 24, 1832. 244
LAND t«‘t_m SA LE.
HL subscriber ollers for Sillc two tracts
L tlof‘lantl'ofra‘tI):iut 8.a‘crés eaclli, belogging
o is lens -3 ereinta i imp ccease , sit-
uated at the Rocks so called, about a mile
north of the Bridvre. Jonathan Camp Jr.
Norwalk. Sept? 10. 1332. ’

.g__ r
?s.:i§E'E‘Ei 39'; B L AC5-{RI \N
AVE on hand and for Sale. Maple Joist,
Maliogany Veneer, and Sticking Bottoms.
Nurwulk, .-\u2ust ll. 183:2. 242

M 13 RE ARREVALS.
SM IT}! 5:: B LACK DIAN,
EB?-\VEjust received by the Schooner Brill-

iaut,l'rom the State of MAl.‘lE,l00.000 ft.
of Boards, Plank, Timber, and Cornice Sticks
100,000 Lath of a Superior quality. V
.y‘-.".LSL)—IE3y the Sloop Sivan frpm ALBANY,
a cargo of umber consisting of ' ‘ally .'...u friar-
cliantablv.-‘Bo-vrds aiid Scantling, which are 0lTer-
ed to the public at the lowest in irket prices.

Norwalk, September l7. 1832.

PAINTS AN!) OILS.
5-9 Kegs ‘Nhite Lead, Ground
in 0.1; 1000 Kegs Dry ‘.‘v'htte Lead, 1000 do.
Spanish Brown; 800 do. Venetian Red ; 3
Cask- Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oil, S,-c. by
June 1 l. S'l‘Rl~‘.E'l‘ & JATIFZS.

VVINDO\V GLASS. _
TREET 81. JAMES Have just received
100 Boxes 6.8 7.9 8.10 10.l4 9.13 ie.ic
American and English Glass, which are offer-
ed at the lowest prices.
LUNIB ER.
AT NEWV CANAAN.
[IE subscribers have received an assort-
ment of Lumber, which they are offer-
ing on as good terms as can be purchased else-
where. NASll 3.’. IIOYT.
New Canaan, June 1, 1332.

CROCICERY.
IDDLEBROOK 8: MORRIS haveju.-it re-.
celvetl a fresh supplyof Crockery St Glass

Ware, which will be Sold very low.
West side of the Bridge. Norwalk Sept. 10.

CRAPE Shawls, just received amt
5' & for Sale by MtouLi-zuitoox Si. l.l'I01’.Rll.
S0.\P'AND CANDLES.
UST received and for sale by the Box nrlesc
quantity, by .'\'i—:t.so.v B. Et.t.s.
SADDLES BRIDLES &‘.C.
UST rec'd at the New Canaan St.or’e. an
9 assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Mar-
tingals, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan. June 1. N.A3!I &. Howr.

-——----«--¢-
H ATS ! HATS !_

T the New Canaan Store may be lound; 5

good assortment of Gentlcineii’s, Youth’;

and Boys Hats, from $l,00 to $5.50. Bl“?-l‘ “ml
Drab of the latest Fashions. NASH 5. Hutu‘-

New Canaan, August 25, 1832.

VVINDOVV GLASS. 12

F’ BOXE.-l 6 1. 8.’/‘by 9.8 by10 10")’ -

9 lfi(T2 12 by 14, dnd 12'. by 16 \‘Vimlow Glau,
by ’ ‘ - S‘l'REE'l‘ 8.: .lAi-sits.

*1 --\
?~NUFF do TOBACCO,
EPT constantly on hand, and for Sale,

, Wholesale or Retail, at New York prices.
by Enwis Locttwnou.
NEW SUPPL'Y OF

TONIB AND FLAGGIXG STONE.
HF. subscriber hasjust rec'd an extensive
. and very superior lot of Marble, for Grave
Stones, Hearth Stones, S/‘c. l'.:.c. _

He has now on hand from 75 to 100 pair of
l‘omb Stones. most of which are prepared for in-
scriptions; also from 20 to 3’) Hearth Stones,
mnsistiug of blue m.irble.aud North i.iverFlag;
{vlariile Facings, Paint Stones and Mullers ;—
Cinques, Soap Stone Free $1008. 31- 5031? 5l°'‘°
Furnaces:

He Manufactures and ‘has constantly 0n(llZltl|:.l.
Parlor Gr.ites,fittetl_ with Soap Stone. ALSO.‘ ‘P0 ’
mg Rang.”-5, ro‘,-‘\C‘oal or Wood; Small Grates
l'ui-._Offices; Soap Stone Fireplaces for heating
air; Soap Stone Stoves, for beating Halle” all“
Tuilotfs irons. ‘ I

3

Chmles w,;gh,§augai..¢lc, Bradly Keeler, New.
Canaan James H H°.l'l- Sti*|“r°|'d. A“5"5'“'
[Non [$10,-sneck, James Janes, Wilton, Doct. N.

3 ‘ , N. 1'. Henry Jackson. Bvdlbfll. U90‘
,?_yai.V{l,;‘:,lisg,Sing Sing, Gilbert Brown, Peclultill,

thy the attention nfptin.-.ha~;ei's, by E. Sl'l:\‘n.\'s.
Norwaik, Oct. 213d, 1832. - ‘

\will meet with prompt attcp;lli)o§1.UND gpmcn ,

 

very convenient built Divelling House, ‘

Orders left with Eliiilwlet 0°19!» W"5'°"- .

l).Haight, North Stamford, John Smith, Esq. ’