_ VOL. 16.
' ' PUBLISHED nv
J’A1\I-E S REED, JR.
A FEW DOORS EAST OF THE BRIDGE,
,NORWALK. CONN.
- J T,ERMS—Two Dollars per annum, pay-
able quarterly: Mall Subscribers in advance. M
- . ll? HATS. £11
‘ . A THE Subscriber have on hand
~ an assortment ofgentlemens’ Hats
dfgood quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best man-
ner and finished in NewYork in the
latest style. Gentlemen can bf?
Hats to Order upon short notice
. ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March ,2, 1832- 919
WILLIAM" GALE-
OFFERS for sale a-handsome and
gencralassortment of HATS, in
cludin those of the latest New
, York ashions. Gentlemen can
‘ be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice. -
Norwalk, March 28. 1831
W heat and Rye. Flour.
. O .» CON STA NT supply o.f Fresh Ground Flour
' ' ofthe first Quality, on hand,and for Sale by
_March 26. g V I-ltJ'snr:t.L iv Ponrr-zn.
'" ROUND PLASTER, a constant supply, on
hand and for Sale by
,_-M arch 26. Hosanna 8: Ponri-ziz.
.‘ NEW SUPPLY
4 F on FAMILY GROCERIES.
' ' ‘ . Edwin Lockwood
I ’ 4 AS JUST replenished his assortment C9
IJGROCERIES Sz l’ROVISIONS.Wlll_Cl’
‘ (are warranted to be of thechoicest quality
' 1 ' ket.
' and as CI;lzeli£ i1:.sii):Ini‘dnrtn:z‘ny be found: 1
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin TEAS.
and Sonchong‘ _
.Iava,Ma‘nilla, and Lagulfa COFFEE.
Double and single Loaf] _
Do. do. Lump I
3 SUGAR.
supplied with
si_ Ci-oix, N. Orleans.
Sugar House, India, &.
Havanna ‘
W. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.
Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant
\\’I-.\' ES. COBl)lALS,wli(ilesale aiid retai
Aye, (31.13,-, and Vinegar. Sl'lLlLS)——l\iit-
mega, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Iepper-.
Alspice, &.c.; Spanish and American Sugars;
plutr, Cut, and Smoking Tobacco; Ports.
IIIIITIS, Mackerel in bairels,Codnsh,Crackers.
v’ HCrI'In"9 CheCS3s Lard: Butter! Rice; [Clon-
‘ I '33 veryasuperior, Chocolate, and Cocoa.
Lemon Syrup. Stoughton’sBitters,Mustard.
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Salt. white
and yellow bar Soap, St'<_lI‘Cll» B"°°"'5-
FRyIT_,_Raiging, Figs, Currants, Prunes
hard. &. soft Almonds. lliadelra Nu”: Filbert‘
Tatnarinds, &c. &.c.
_.___, —-- ---
. .E.’AINTS, OILS. &C.
_ I-IE subscribers are now offering a gcod
T assortment of Paints, Oils,’ A-
mono‘ which may be found :-—“! hite Lead.
Dryiimd Ground ; Red Less 1, Spanish Brown.
Vcnetia Red, Vermilion Red, French Yellow.
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ocher,_Letlierage.
Turkey Umber, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish
Oils. &c. &c. NASH & Hon‘.
New Canaan. June 1. I832.
~ NEW’ CANAAN STORE.
HE subscribers have just rec’d a Fres|-
supply of well selected GROCERIES. con
sisting in part of Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Sonshong TEAS. some at 3s. per lb.; Sugar,
Molasses, Spices ground and in kernel. Cheese,
Rock Salt, Wheat and Rye Flour by the. barrel
or less quantity, First quality Pork by the barrel
br less quantity, Lard, Pickled and Dry Fish,
Linseed & Neats Foot, Lamp Oils, Powder, Can-
dles, Tobacco, and all kinds of Liquors. -
Also, CROCKERY, consisting ot'China.Glass,
and Eartliern Ware. Also. Stone and Common
Ware, 'ALSO, Hard, Hollow, and Wooden
VVare. a good assortment of each.
The above articles together with many others
not here enumerated, will be offered veiy low
by NASH 81. I-IOYT.
New Canaan. August 25, 1832.
VARPET WARP, Candlewick, Batting and
1/ Cotton Yarn. Also, M'tx’d and White Wool-
en Yarn, on hand and for Sale by
Sept. 17. BENNETT 81.
- 1
s
MALLORY.
MERINO CIRCASSIANS.
IDDLEBROOK & MORRIS have just re-
ceived a splendid assortment of Merino
Circassians ofvarious qualities and prices, which
will be sold very low. Store the west side ofthe
Bridge. Norwalk, Oct. 1st 1832.
DIERINO CLOTHS AND
MERINO CIRCASSIANS.
ILLIAM GALE will open this day_ a
large assortment of French Merino Cloths
and Circnssians of Superior quality and ofevery
desirable colour; Blackand Col’u Gro de Naps ;
Gro de Berlin and Italian; Silks for Ladies dres-
ses and Clocks ; Black and Blue Black Water’d
(iro de Berlins; a laige a§sortnient of Broad-
r CHEAP Goons,
AT TH_E OL_D WELL.
TH E siibacriber has just. opened, at t‘~ a-
bove place a complete assortment of FALL
GOODS. i'n addition to his usual supply ofDr\
Goods, Groceries, Flours, W ines,Teas,Crock
ery, Hardware,Drugs,Medicines, Hats,Shoes.
Paints Oils, Brushes, Glass, ready made
Clothing, VVooden and Tin VVaro, &c. &c.
all-of which he offers for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms. Hzs stock of goods is entire-
ly fresh, and consists of the latest importa-
iions and most. approved and fashionable pat-
terns. _
Experience has long since convinced him.
that a. business conducted wholly on the cash
principle may prove mutually advantageous
both to the seller and the purchaser,—-as by
confining sales entirely for cash, the seller a-
voids all risk, and insures a speedy return of
capital, and is thus enabled to supply his cus-
tomers at a mwdi. smaller advance than if he
were to sell on credit. The subscriber has
therefore concluded to pursue this course ;
and he trusts the public after examining his
goods and prices, will approve of the measure.
Having been for years engaged in tliesame
business, he flatlers himself that his experi-
ence has enabled him to succeed not only in
furnishing his store with goods of the best
quality, but also at unusually reduced prices.
Persons residing remotely, may depend upon
obtaining here afull supply of the various ar-
iicles they reqnire,and at such reduced prices
- as will more than compensate them for the
trouble of coming even a great distance to
make their purchases. He respectfully in-
vites an examination of his stock and terms. -
, CHARLES PECK.
Norwalk. (Old VVell) October 1, 1832.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY. _
M. J. STREET, of ‘Norwalk, agent
of the -Protection Insurance Company.
of Hartford Connecticut.ofl'ers to insure Hoiis-
es, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the
contents of each, together with every other
similar species of property,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Premium offered, are as low as
those of any other similar Institution, and eve-
"ryman has now an opportunity, for a trifling
sum, to protect himself against. the ravages oi
this destructivc element, which often in a sin-
gle hour sweeps away the earnings of many
years .
The course the oflice pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting &. payment
of losses, is prompt and liberal. For terms ol
insurance, application may be made to the a-
bove named Agent who is authorized to issm
nolices to applicants without. delay
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NF ‘W YORIC OFFICE,
NO. 60 WALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or New Yonx, 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, 81c. SLO.
agauist loss or ‘ciziizir-sgz in) fire.
the Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company
lnsurnce effcted at the lowest premium 81. none.
need be brought from allluence to want in con-
sequence of loss by Fire; as all can be protected
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue
Polices to tlio_s_e who may apply. The Compa-
ny pursue a. libral and prompt course in adjust-
nig and paying their losses.
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
OTTON Batting and Candle Wick, by
.1 the Bale or less quantity—-—at. the Facto-
."y prices, constantly far sale by
.IA_l\IES' Fmnnr & Co.
NEVV FALL GOODS.
NEIDDLEBROOK & MORRIS liavejustre-
turned from New York, and are now open-
ing a general assortment of Dry Goods, which will
be sold at a small advance from cost, viz :—Blk.
Blue, Mulberry. Olive, Brown and Mix’t Broad
Cloths; do. do. Cassimeres ; Super-line and com
mon Suttinetts ; 5-4 Blk. French Bombazines
4-4 do. Merino Circassians‘; Common blk. do
very cheap ; blk. Italian Lnstring; do. Gro de
Swiss ; do. Sinchews and Sarsnets ; do. Gro de
Berlin very cheap: do. ‘green and brown Lustring;
8-4 Linen Table Diaper; Cotton do. do. ; Russia
do. do. ; Pongee and Flag Silk Hdkfs. ; Prussian
Shawls ; -\iVorsted Berege. and fanc Silk Hdkfs.
A good assortment of Gloves and osiery ; extra
Gilt, and common Coat Buttons ; 7-4 82. 4-4 0’-
Dean, Dorchester and Amoskeag Tick ; bleach’d
- and uiihleacli’d Sheeting and Shirting; Cotton
Yarn and Candlewick; Cotton Batts, for sale
cheap west side of the Bridge.
Norwalk, Sept. 11. 1832.
DRY GROCERIES.
OAF and LUMP SUGAR; Brown Sugar 3
Soucliong. Toniiay and Young Hyson Tea-
ASH PAID for RYE.
Norwalk, Aug. 11. Htnmv.LL 81. PORTER.
-. WROUGH '1‘ & CUT NAILS.
55 KEGS Wrought and Cut Nails, just
V c 3
received and for sale by
Srnzcr &- Jiiiiiss:
HOUSE FOR SALE.
, HE subscriber offers for sale his
’ Dwelling House, and the whole
ofthe homestead containing about 12 a-
v - cres of first rate land, with a good new Barn,and
‘ 3‘V9-1"°‘.V Of Fruit Trees, &c. standing thereon.
1‘ 0'‘ (“fiber Particulars inquire of the subscriber,
“G?” ‘he 1" ‘’“"3e!. about half a mile west of the
B"dg°' H "°‘ 3°“ ‘'3 the 1st of April it will be
rented for the year ensuing. ’
J - .
Norwalk, Dec. 15, 1832. AME‘ BENI£~,l_:i,:T
TURKS ISLAND do ROCK SALT,
Y the Load or Busliel,just received and for
Sall’ "Y _BAR'1'RAM Gt. Horr.
De..
cloths; Cassimeres and Satinetts of every shade, Saleratus, Starch, Pepper,
quality, and price; brown, blue and green" Cam- Ginger. Nutmegs, Alspice,
blets; Green Baize and Frize ; Brown and_ Cloves, Cinnamon, Candles ,
1s‘leacb’d Sheetings and Shirtings ; Bed Ticking ; Alum, Salt Petre, Indigo,
Rose Blankets: red, white, yellow and green Mustard. C0568. Blown Sal‘:
Flannels ; brown, blue, green and white Canton Soap, &c. &c. 8/c. 81.0.
I-‘lannels; Mens and Boys Fur and Hair Seal Forthe above please call at
Caps. Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1832. Nov. 19. GEORGE S1’. Jenn.
, A G0c-i,1?s- , oonmsn.
_ 0 ‘isswlmem °f B”)? 5 THIS day received 100 Quintals of new
Hair, Cloth and Leather Caps. Codfish, ot'the first quality, and for sale
for Sale by BEllNE'I"!‘ 8t M.iLLoitY' low by HUBBELI, &, P03-mm.
HATS! HATS ! ! HATS ! !! .
E. CORKER, has on hand, and is Con-‘
o stantly Receivinglnn assortment of Fur
Hats. at the Factory Prices. Call 8; See. _
CHAINS.
IMBER and Draft Chains for sale by
April 7. BARTRAM 81. Hovr.
_MIDDLEBROOK do MORRIS
’ AVE this day rec’d. an extensive assort-
GOODS. Norwalk, Nov. 12, 1832.
OTTON BATTING 8; CANDLE WICK
for sale by Gums & RAYMOND:
WAIM’S PANACEA, Waranted Genuine,
_ for sale by ” WEED 81 BUTLER.
JUST RECEIVED, by the subscriber, a
1 large assortment of first quality Sleigh
Bells. which will be sold very low.
Saugatuck,Jan. 8. P. W- JONES-
ll
rnent 0fCheap FALL & WINTER our "
NORWALK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. 1833.
. STOVES, GRATES, &c.
. STILES CURTIS &
R very extensive assort-
ment of Cooking and
other Stoves, including
the following patterns.
vim: Corna|l,Cunning—
' hum 81 Co’s., I-Ioyt's &
-.,~_ ilson’»s Cook Stoves.
‘ ‘ofall sizes; Nott’s im-
proved Coal Stoves,
Franklins and Grates ;
.
Nine Plate and Box Stoves, a large quantity;
Stove Pipes and Fixtures ; Coal Ho.ls, Ste. 82c
All which will be sold at the lowest -New York
pr ices. Noni‘ sold except for cash, or‘ approved
Notes on Interest. .
Iron Ware Both plain and j.ippan’d VVare
Britaiiia Ware Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs
Sad Irons Soap Stone and other Furnaces
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
Ht~llowWare; brass'Kettles finished St unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
lso. Britania, Blocktin. Tin plate and Iron do.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and steel Snufl'ers 82. Trays ; Tea Wailers
J;,pp;m’d Lamps; Brass, tin. 81 iron Candlesticks
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Slt’V(‘.S Scales, Scale Beams
Weights and Measures Coal Hodi
Chafing Dishes Iron Ware
Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, &.c.
Also, a quantity Live Geese Feathers, Hens
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristles, Etc. M
[E‘Cash paid for all kinds ofShipp_ipg Furs.
JAMES PINNEY ét 00..
AVE removed to the New Building adjoin-
H ingthe Store of Jacob Smith & Co. west
oftlie Bridge, where they have opened a Fresh
and general assortment of first rate FAMILY
GROCERIES, which are offered to the public at
the lowest rates. The following articles com-
prise a small part of the stock.
First quality Western Canal
or Retail.
Hyson, Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS
Loaf, and Lump Sugar, _
St. Croix, New Orleans, Havanna, and India
SUGARS. Java, Manilla8L LaguiraCOFFEE.
Molasses, an article worthy of particular at-
tention. A general assortment of Wines, first
rate, " for .Sicl.-ncss,” tltc, Lemon Syrup. _
VVintergreen.Peppermint SI. Ainiiseetl Cordials
Nutinegs, Cinnamoii.Cloves. Raisins, Figs
Rye Flour, Bread, C-rackeis, Cheese
Pork, and Pork and Beef Hams.
Chocolate, -\l‘lspicc, Pepper, Ginger,
Oranges, Peanuts, Almonds, Madeira Nuts
Butter, Lard, llerrings, Codfisli, :\'lackerel .
Soap. Candles, Poland Starch, Copperi1S.l"<l's"‘
Spanish and American segars. Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil : Powder and shot, Tapers
illustard; Rice, Tamarinds
Shoe, scrubbiug,&z. White wash Brushes, &Lc
Potash, a first rate article.
Wrot and Cut Nails. and Brads, of al'. Sizes.
Crockery and Glass Wa1'e &c.
Norivalk,May 2. 1831. I75
GEORGE ST JOHN
TILL continues the Dry Good, Crot_:_kery and
‘ Dry Grocery business, at his old stand a few
rods East of Norwalk Bridge, aml 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.—-
His stock consists in part ofthe following:
Black, Blue, Brown and Mixed Broatlclot/is;
Mixed Siitineits. good and Cheap.
SlLKS,—-Black Gro de Swiss, Gro de Nap,
Italian Lusiring, Double Florence, Sinchews,
Sarsnett, &c. , India Satin, very stout; Sattiu
Levantine; Green Sarsnett and Florence; Pink,
lVhite,Blue, Crimson and Straw Col’d.Florence;
Pongee ; Niinkeen and Canton Crapes ; Black.
Red, Yellov , White and Green Flannels: White
Canton Flaiinels, very good ; Bangup Cord :
Lyon Skin ; Padding ; Beavertecn : Imitation
Goats Hair and Blue Caniblet for cloaks, very
stout; Green Baize; Embossed Muslins: Col’d.
Cainbrics; black, blue, brown, green, drab and
crimson col’d. Tabby Velvets; col’d. and black
Circassians; bl’k Boinbazine; brown «S5 bli.-acli’d
Sheetings and Sliirtings; Rag Carpeting: Cam-
bric Muslins; Plain and Fig’d Swiss, Book and
Jacoiiett Muslin; Black Silk Velvet: Calicoes,
Common anrl Chintz ,' Furniture Chintz, &c.
Norwalk, Dec. 3,1832. .
READY MA DE CLOTHING
UST received, and for sale at the Norwalk
JClothing Store, a large assortment of Clot li-
ing suitable for the approaching Season,‘ viz. Pea
Coats, Round Jackets. shirts.stocks suspenders,
Pantaloons, Vests, Flannel Waistcoats, and
Drawers, stockings, Caps, Leather Mittens, Etc.
The above articles are offered for sale a little
less than at any other establishment.
EDWIN LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, Oct. 28th 1832
YOrder of the Court of Probate for the
District of Norwalk will be sold at public
auction, on Wednesday, the 2d day oflanuary
next, at one o’clock, P. M. on the premises, at
Lee Lot, so called, so mhch of the real estate of
Polly Betts, late ofsaid Norwalk. dec’d, as will
raise the Iumof $118 82, with incidental charges
of sale. _ STEPHEN SMITH, Adm’r-
Norwalk, Dec. 14, 1832. ‘*26d
HE Court of Probate for the District ol
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months frointhe date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of Hannah Scalcy, late of New Canaan,
deceased, to exhibit their - claims for Settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said time, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to HOLLY HANFDRD, Exec’r.
New Canaan. Dec. 11, 1832. _ 260
SALT. SALT.
20
SACKS of Liverpool B. SALT,
500 Bushels '.l.‘urk.~i Island do.,
200 Bushels Rock do.,
100 do. Liverpool Ground
For Sale by the subscriber, in Lots to suit pur-
(IL‘.,
chasers. CHARLES PECK.
Old Well, October 8, I832.
COTTON WADDINGS,
OR Sale low by the D02. or less quantity,
by ‘L. HUBBELL.
AND BRAN FOR
SalelI)¥E FLOURGIBBS, x. RAYMOND.
BLIND FACTORY. .
HEisubscriber informs the inhabitants o.
the Town of Norwalk, and its Vicinity,
that he has taken the shop belong to Jesse Curtis,
alittle North of the Bridge, where he intends
carrying on the above -busiuessiu all its branches,
viz: Venitian, Parlour, and Out Side Moving
Blinds. S. DEWICK.
Norwalk, May 1.2, 1832. din 229
Flour. Wholesale
Co. have now on hand,
. ponders, &c.
A NEW SUPPLYOF GRi)CERIES-
- ELSON B ELLS now offers to his friends.
able terms, a general assortment of Groceries, of
the very best quality, of which the lbllovving coin-
pri-‘e a part, viz :—St. Croix, New Orleans, I’or-
to Rico, White Havana, l-oafnnd Lump Sugars
by the barrel or less quantity. W. I. Molasses
Hyson, Young Hysop, Hyson skin. Soiichong.
Gunpowder. and lmperiiil TEAS ; No, 1 and 2
Mackerel . Soap by the box or retail ; Saleriituu,
P--arlash ; Snuff; Cavendish Tobacco, plug and
paper do; Codi’.-sh, Chgese, Lard, Beefand Pork
Hams fresh fioin the smoke house; Brooms by
the dozen or single; shot by the bag or pound;
Spanish Segars,_ very superior; \-Vriting and
wrapping paper;‘FLOUR; Blown Salt; Hon
ey : Oranges; Orange, Marmalade. and p|’f',S‘-*1‘
VBLI Ginger, injirs ; Churnshing dry Dates, amt
do dry Ginger, in boxes; Lamp Oil; Ginger,
Allum. Salt petre, WindowGlass, Bunch Muske-
tell Raisins, Keg do; Sieves, Water nails, Cedar
Tubs, Hoes and Shovels; Chocolate,Lampblack,
Whiting, rut Logwood, Castor Oil, Epsom Salts.
Essences, Paregorick, Sarsaparilla Syrup, Soda
and Seidlitz powders ; Sweet Oil ; Sponge ; Al
spice, Pr-ppei'.Cloves,Nutmcgs, Mustard, Indigo,
Herrings, Figs, Almonds, Peanuts, Currants,
Brazilnuts, Madeira Nuts; Blacking, Shaving
Soap, Mould and dipped Candles, 1’loughs,Cot-
ton Bats, Whips, Spurs, Cofl'ee Mills, Phials,
Glass bottles, Gunpoivder, Rice, Cinnamon, Li-
quorice, Tainarinds, Opoileldoc. Gum Arabic,
Lee’s Pills, Wash balls. Butter Ladles, St. Do-
mingo, Laguira, Manilla. and superior old Java
Coffee, by the bag or less quantity, &c. tlzc.
Patron ge is most respectfully solicited from
all, and every attention will be paid to all th ‘se
who may see iii to favor the subscriber with any
part oftheir custom. Norwalk, Sept. 21.
VALUABLE IVIEDICINES,
FOR SALE AT TI-IE
NORWALIC DISPENSARY.
Dr. Relfifs Botanical Drops.
One of tliebestllledicines yet discovered,for all
Impurities ofthe Blood.
' Dr. Rclfds Asthmatic Pills.
Give immediate relief—often cure the most ob-
stinate Couglis—Common Colds are frequently
removed in a few hours ! '
Dr. Rclfe’s Aromatic Pills for Females.
For Female Complaints, Euch as Obstructions,
Debility, Green Sickness, 8z.c. &c.
Dr. Ro{fc‘s Antibilious Pills.»
A powerful Remedy for _Bilious Complaints.
1 Dr. I.’a.ffs's Vegetable Specific.
One of the best Remedies known for Dyspep-
sin, Sick l-Ieml-Ache. Sic. .
Dr Ji:l;i'i’s Rlteimwlic Linimcnt.
its good etTects are immediate. It has often
cured Rheumatism of years standing in 24 hours
Du-ntfrics' Itch Ointment.
Cure in one ll0llI'S application only !! No dan-
ger from taking coltl—-coiitains no Mercury o_i
other dangerous ingredient.
Dmnfries’ Remotly for the Piles.
VVill be found one ofthe best articles known
for this troublesome complaint.
Dungfrics’ Eye Water. -
A most liighly approved Wash, for Sore, In-
llamed and Weak Eyes.
British Anticcptic Dc'nl1;/'ri°x:e.
A most Superior Article for Whitening and
Preserving the Teeth and Gums.
[T Prepared from the Original MS. Recipes
oftlte late Dr. \V. T. Conwav, by his immediate
Successor and the Sole Proprietoi‘,T. KIDDER
Boston, Mass. ‘ ‘
CA RRIAGE IVIAIQING.
$1’ AMll'IlS 8:. COLLINS respectfully inform
K: the citizens of Norwalk and the public gen-
erally, that they have taken the well known stand
formerly occupied by Johnson 8:. Williams, as a
carriage sliop,wiiere all orders in that line of
business will be thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended to. The subscribers flatter them-
selves tliat they shall be able to give entire satis-
faction to all who favor them wiih their custom,
and therefore solicit a share ot'tlie public patron-
age. WILLIAM C. SAMMIS.
AMBROSE COLLINS.
N. B. ALL kinds of Iron work (lone at the
shortest. Notice. Norwalk, Sept. 17. 1832. 247
SELLING OFF
A'I‘ COST.
HE subscribers contemplating a different
arrangement in business, now offer their
stock ofI)RY GOODS, consisting in part of
Silks, Crapes, Boinbazines, Meiinoes, Merino
Circassians, Princetta Lastings, Nankeeus, Prin-
ted Muslins. Ginghams, Calicoes, Checks, Tick-
ing, Stripes, &.c. &.c., AT COST.
TAYLOR 8:. SMITH.
N. B. In consequence of the New Arrange-
ment the subscribers intend‘ making in business,
it is absolutely necessary that all accounts dut-
said firm, should be settled previous to the 20th
of Jan. next, all act's remaining unsettled at
that time, nill be put into the hands of an Ollicer
or collection. ' 'I‘.
READY IVIADE CLOTHING-
E. CORKER, has now on hand a large as-
. sortment of Clothing. which is made in
the best manner, and warranted. The following
will comprise a singll part—Broadcloth, Sattinet,
and Beavei-teen Short Jackets. Blue. mix't and
olive Pantaloons. Blk fig’d green velvet Vests.
Flannel Shirts and Drawers of all kinds. Muslin
Shirts, plain and worked linen bosoms. Comfort-
ers, Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Sus-
Caps of all kinds, fancy do’ for chil-
dren. N. B. Tayloring done in the most fashion-
able manner. Norwalk, J an.1.
L. 8i£—l?I._ B. MEAD
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 former seasons. In addi-
tion to their former assortment may be found :
100 ps. Broadcloths, Cassimeies, and Saul-
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 Camblet»; 500 ps. light and dark
Chintz Calicoes; Italian, Grode Swiss,’Gro de
Nap and Florence Silks ; 100 Merino and Tlii-
bet Wool Shawls from 4.4 to 9.4, 25 per cent
cheaper than were, ever odered in this village;
also. Prussian, Valencia & Cashmere ‘do.; dress
Hdkfs. of every description ; white Bobinet La
ces, all widths ; Edgings and Footing; a largt
assortment of Ribbons; Cambric, Swiss, Boot‘
0.:
_ and Medium Muslins ; Col’d Ca nbrics ; 300 ps
Bleiich’d Muslins ; 10 bales Unbleach‘d do; ; Ir-
ish Linens and Lawn; Odean and Dorchester
Ticking; heavy Bangup Cord; English Bea»
verteeu; French Bombazine; Blk. and Col’d.
Bombazetts; Linen and Cotton Diapers; Mor-
een ; Gentlemens Stocks, a-good article ; Fian-
nels of every colour and price; Green Frize
Padding; Canvass; Osnaburg and Burlaps;
Carpet Yarn, all numbers; Cotton Batts. by the
Bale, at the Factory prices; Together with al-
most every article called for. Ladies and Gen-
tlemen will realize a saving of at least 10 per‘
cent, by calling and purchasing at the Lufiiyollé
_ Store. ‘ Norwalk, October 15, 1832.
_ ...,.4-.
u.-
ciistoniers. and ‘the public, on very re'.ison- . '
coming season which nillbe off-ereil very low.
N;-Sty DRY Goons.
NASII 81 I.IOYT
. AVE this day rec'd and are new opening
at the New (lamian Store, an tltI(Illl0Ill|l
supply of GOODS, sui aible for the present and
The following articles coin',irise a part :-—
Bromlclot/is—Blue, black, brown, greeindral:
ind mix’il: CIlS\‘IrllGI‘llS, blue, black and Fancy.
Col’d.: Sallinetts, a good’ assortinvnt, variuu
Culicocs, ltlt) patterns, comprising a general as"
sortment oflight and dark Col’d. ;, 20 ps. Fin-
niiture Prints, some very low; 3lLKS.bl1l'-‘ll mid
filue black Gro de Berlin ; black Italian ; black
:imlcol'd Gm (I8 Nap ; blk. lmstring and Sin
-zhcw; blk. and col’d Florences; blk. Italian
t".r:ipe; blk Nankeen anil Canton Grape : blk.‘
dark Ginghains; French printed Cainbric:ks;'
silk and cotton flrigg tlilkfs ; Pongee. Hdkts.;
agood assortment of Dress I-Itlkfs.; Vale-itia
and Marsoills Vesting, light and dark ; silk and
-‘ilk velvet Vesting; 3.4 and 6.4 Boinbazine.
blk. and col’d. Boinbazotts ; Irish Linens.agootl
as:-‘ortment ; Long Lawn ; Linen Cnmori.k ;
Linen Cainbrick Hdkl's., some very low; mull,
swiss, Jackonett and India Camhricks, fig'd and
plain: Peailiiig; linen and cotton Floss; Spool
Cotton all Nos. ; blearli’d Knitting Cotton: cot-
ton Cords; silk Bra!-is and C-o,rils 3 4-4 and 5-4
Bobbiiiett Lace ; Bobhiiiezt Footing, all widths:
ladies blk. Silk; cotton & worsted Hose; white
Cotton and Random do. -. gentleme.n’s white
cotton and inix’t Rmdom do. ; a general assort-
ment of Ladies and Gentlemens silk and leather
Gloves ofall prices, from is to 123. ; 4 Bales
brown Sheetings. from (So. to He. ; 60 ps. bleach’d
Shirting l'roin tie. to 25.; Bed Tickiiig: Osha-
'iurgs; Biirlaps; Canvass; cotton Checks and
Stripes;-Domestic Gingham; cotton Yarn all
Nos. from No. 3 to 22; cotton Wail-ling and
Batting; Padding; Russia Diaper; do. Sheeting;
Umbrellas; Boys Caps and Hats: brown and
blk. Linen; blue and yellow Nankeon; red, yel-
low, green and white Flannels ; Gall-Jons ; Rib-
lions ; brown an.l white French Linens; Linen
colors ; Bcavcrlcens, all quzilities and verv low - '
Ittllltlll Cravats ; 5 4 Blk. Veil Crape ; llgllt and «
NO. 49
it ‘ aaraanzscass
For Sale at the G -\Zl".'l’TlE ROOKS'l'O'? E.
SADDLE. St HARNESS RIAKING.
THE subscriber ever
thankful for the putroimge
‘ he has received, ivou-Id in-
. formtliepiili|ic,th:it he con-
.. _ ' tiniies to carry on the :1-
'r-., bove business, at his old
Lg‘ stand, in St|ll,I_1ttIlIcl(,. where
. , .. he has on hand and is coii-
"Ei-eniI0.ttr\U‘° stantly Maiiiifzirtiiriiig, of
the first rate Matt rials, Saddles, Briille~',. ‘Har-
ness, Trunks, Vtilir-ces. &.c.. expressly for cus-
tomers use, and as cheap as can be bought in the
United States. Also, f-r Sale, Biilfiilo Rolms,
Whips. Spurs, Horse Blankets, Curry Combs,
and Horse Brushes, tsrc.-dzc.
",,* Repairing done with iieutness $1 deapatcli.
THE;liigliest 'niarket price paid for VV'oo4l, in
7 PHILO IV. JONES.
exchzingefor .V_Vork.
2-37
I Sa'Iga'tl_Ic,k,3Nov 19. 18?-2.
- _. _.... - .
V 1 HE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public in general_, that his Packets have
coniineiiceil their weekly Trips and will sail from-
his landing to Peck Slip iii the following manner:
Sloop MECHANH‘, ALDEN BROTHWEI’-.L Master,
will sail Tuesday sand return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN. Sam’l. T. Morcliousc,Master. will sail
Saturtlaysfv return on'l‘hurst!ays. For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eiiherofthe
Captains on board their respective vessels.
‘i\‘1l)N:5ON I-IOYT.
Norwalk, Febriiary 27, 1832.
FOR SALE,
A IBLEASAN l'LY siliiatml, and
_ _ very convenient built Dwelling House,
and an Acre of Good Land atljoiniiig, with fine
Fruit, and other conveniencius. situated a few
I0liS above the old VVell School ll.:ii.=.e, and near
the '.VIt'Ill"(IlSt Mi-e'.ing l-louse. The House is in
Drillings; Paper Hangings; blk. Prunelle;
Priiicetta Lasting; Salisbury Flannel: Ladies
Leghorn and Straw Hats ; Straw Braids; Hat
Triinmingls; Millinett; Foundation Muslin, &c.
The above Goods will be offered at very low pri-~
ces. New Canaan, August 25. I932
Non'wALK, Nov. ism, 1832.
N EW AND CHEAP
FALL AND IVlN'.I‘EI{ GOODS.
WTILLIANI GALE Is this day opening a
large and ,r_rene.ral assortment of l~'-.uu:_v
and Staple DRY GOODS, which will be off‘-:i'ett
15 cheap as at any other Store in the County.
sinong his assortment will be foiiaid : 200 pieces
Blackanil Col’d. Merino Circassiaiis, of ever_\
desirable colour, from 25 cts. to 5'5 cts.: 40 ps
black and blue, inixt and fancy col’d. S:itine.t.t-‘,
from 3s to 105; 2'.) ps. elegant French l\‘lei'ino
Cloths; 150 ps. Bro:-i lcloths ofevery fnsliiona
ble Colour and all Qualities an-l Prices : 20 ps.
striped and pl».-.in fancy col’d. C-2lSSlm£.’l'eS ; 4Ut.
ps. dark and light Chintz Calicoes, new patte.rns,
from 6 cts to 28 cts. ; 50 ps. Fiwnitiire Chintz
Calicoes. from 12 cts. to 2-5 cts ; brown. white,
green, blue and red Canton Flannels; 3.’) pare
Rose Blankets, from 8--_’l to 12-4 ; brown, olive-
.ind di ab Petcrsham for Over Coats; Dov ."lSlllt'e
Kersey ; striped and plain Moleskin ; Bangiip
Cords; Green'Baize and Frizc ; Canvass and
Padding; white and black Co*ton Watlding;
400 ps. b'each’d and brown Shirtiiigs and Shee-
tiiigs, from 6 cts. to 22 cts. ; :1 large assni'tinem
Black mattioiia Italian Silk ; Gro tle Berlin. Gm
de Swiss, Gro de Naps, Gm de Paris, Gro tle
Indies; double black and blue black Flori-r.ce.s ;
bl.ick Sinchews and Sarcinett and black Tn-il‘il
Serge; black and col’d. French Crapett black
Nankeeii a1:'l Canton Crapes ; Pongee ; brown,
green and blue Goats Hair and Common C-.nn
blets ; Napping Cloths; 50 ps. col’d Cambricks
of every shade for linings ; Silk Velvet, Boiuba
zinc, and Silk Stocks ; a splendid lIS.~‘0l‘Inl(?nI of
Changeable, \Vatei"d and Plain Gro dc Naps
and Florences forladiesilresses and cloaks; blk.,
scarlet and white long 81. square Merino Sliawls,
warranted free from’ Cotton, at about half the
usual price ;, 100 Prussian Shawls and Htlkfs. ;
plain -X/-'figui'd Middles; fancy silk. gauze, crape,
berage, velveteen and inanderiiie dress Hdkfs. ;
black, scarlet, orange and white [‘hibet Wool
and Cashmere Ildkfs. ; green, white and black
Blond Gauze Veils; Green Berage; Linen Cain
bric and Linen Canibric Hdkfs. ; lrisii Linen: ;
Thread and Bobiuet Lace and Etlgings; Blond
Footing and Edging; Beading; Pongee, Silk
and Bandanno Hdkfs.; white and plaid Cra-
vatts: black italian and fancy col’d. Silk Cra-
vatts ; green, white, scarlet, red and black Flan-
iiels ; fine French Jet Black Bomhazines ; plain
and figur’d jaconet, mull, nansook, swiss and
cambric Muslins: linen and cotton table Diapers;
Russia Sheeting and Diapers; Crash; super blk.
Silk Velvet; dark and light Vesting ofall kinds;
Burlaps and Osnahurghs ; Buckskin Mittens ;
Fur Collars ;Mens and Boys fur, otter and bare
seal Caps; Ladies Leghorn, open work, straw
Leghorn, braid and split Straw Hats, cheap; silk
and‘ cotton Umbrellas ; ,50 doz. Ladies and Gen-
tlemens Horseskin. Woodstock and Beaver
Gloves, from 6 cts. to $1 25; Ladies and Gen-
tlemens silk, worsted, woolen and cotton Hosery
of every discription,from Is to 83 a pair; a splen-
did assortment. gauze and plain Hat Ribbons;
Cotton Yarn ; Candle VVick; Batting and Car-
pet Yarii by the Bale; black and white Wire
Cards ; black, col’d., plain and figur’d Velvet
Belt Ribbons; Penknives ; Scissors; No. 1 1 2.
2 and 3 black Ribbons by the Box ; Gentlemens
Fur Hats, good and cheap, tltc.
CIRCASSIANS shun nix o CLOTIIS
HIS day rec'd a splendid assortment of
Circassians and Merino Cloths. well wor-
thy the attention.of purchasers, by E. Srrzvnus.
Norwalk, Oct. 22d, 1832. '
REMOVAL.
J E. CORKER respectfully informs his
.friends 8: the public in generahthat he has
removed his estahlisliment opposite the Store
of Messrs. VVeed & Butler. »
He has now on hand, and offers for sale un
usually low, a. general assortment of Broad
Cloths,Cassiincres. Sattinetts and ready made
Clothing‘. together with a choice selection of
’1‘ailor’s trimmings of every description, and
almost ever'y article generally kept in a Cloth
ing store, among wliiclrare the following :--I
l"ig’d Jean Vests : Fig’d Marselles do ; Light
and Dark Valencia Vests; Light and Dark Fig’d
Silk d0-3 BaIlgI1p8z. Beaver Cord Pantaloons.
Milfble Drilling d0-; Brown and White Linen
Drilling Pantaloons ; Union Drillii.g do. ; liidia
Naiikeen do. ; Merino Circassian do. ; Merino
Cassimere do-3 Rouen Cassimere do.; White
and Striped Jean do. ; White and Brown Linen
Round Jackets ; White and Brown Drilling do. ;
Roiieit Cassimere do.; Brown Union Drilling do.
White and Striped Jean Round Jackets, .yc.
A large assortnient of Sliirts, Collars, Stocks,
Cravats, Suspenders, Ste. Norwalk, May 21.
,,.»\z~-C. .,._,.,,_.,
.. ,:~
good repair, and will be S0l:l cheap. For further
particulars enquire of CHARLES M.u.i.onv.
Norwalk, August 24. 1832. 244
LAND It‘-UR SALE.
. HE siibscriber tillers [pr sale two tracts-
of land of abaiit 8 acres each. br-loiiging
to the heirs of .It.‘l'eIt1l€lil C imp tlccea’sm‘~, sit-
uated at the Rocks so called, about a mile
north of the Bridge. Jnnatlian Cuinp, Jr.
Niirivalll. Sept. I0, 1332.
‘s.v.2‘ ZSTII 35 Bit '-AC1-ifiiil -‘LN.’
‘§_’-"'AVl“. on hand artl for Sale, M'a.pl'n Joist,
D-laliogany Vi-iieer. and Suckling Bnttiiins.
Nprwzill-’, August ll. l83:.’..
242‘
RE 5 2 §£E4] AE_§.§l§.§VAL?3.
S 35 [TIT 6?; B LACK. ILIAN,
E .-\VE_iu:t i‘er‘cived by the Schooner Brill-
_ ia'.it,£'roin the State of M \l.‘lE,In0,n()o fi_
of I} )-’Il'fIS, Plank, Timber, and Cornice Sticks
100,004) Lath ofa Superior quality.
ALSO-fly the Sloop S-.i-an, from ALBANY,
a cargo of lminlier, coiisisting of '.I.'=lll-_V.al’1(.llVIBl‘-
cliantabl .- Bozirils and sC.tllIill|2', which; aye om-,--
ed to the public at the lowest market prices.
l\'orwiil’&, September 17. 1332.
’ .PAINTS AND OILS. ‘
5% Kegs \Vlnte Lead, Ground
in 0.1 : I000 Kegs Dry Wlitte Lead, 1000 do.
Spanish Brown; 800 do. Venetian Red; 3
Casks Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oil, S-c. by
June it. S1'ni-‘.i-‘.'r 87. J AMES.
‘V IN DO\V GLASS.
TREET 81. JAMES Have just received
100 Boxes 6.8 7.9 8.10 l0.l4 9.1,-3.12.16
American and English Glass, which are offer-
ed at the lowest prices. .
LUNIB ER
AT NEWV CANAAN.
HE subscribers have received an assnrt.
ment of Lumber, which they are offer-
ing on as good terms as can be purchased else-
.WllOI'e. NASH &. lloir-T.
New Canaan, June 1, 1 132.
CROCICERY.
N IDDLEBROOK 8L MORRIS have just re-
ceived a fresh supply of Crockery 81. Glass
Ware, which will be Sold very low.
- West side of the Bridge. Norwalk, Sept. 10,
5 $: CRAPE Shawls, just received am;
" for Sale by Miounsniioox 8; lllbniiis ,
SOAP AND CANDLES.
IUST received and for sale by the Box oi-less
0 quantity, l)V NELSON B. Ei.i.s.
SADDLES BI{IDLES.&C.
UST rec'd at the New Canaan Store, an
assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Mar-
ting-.1l=, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan, June 1. NASH 81.. Hovr.
HATS 3 HIATS !:
Q T the New Canaan Store may be found, a‘
good assortment of Gentlemen’s, Youtb’s
and Boys Hats, from $l,00 to 355,50, Black and
Dr.ib ofthelaiest Fashions. Nasn 8:. Hon.
New Canaan. August 25, 1832.
VVINDOW GLASS.
BOXES 61)) 8,-7 by 9.8 by 10.10 by 12,
9 by 12, 12 by 14, and 12 by 16 VViiiilow Glass,
by STREET &. J/ii-zics.
SNUFF &. TOBACCO,
EPT constantly on hand, and for Sale,
‘ EDVVIN Locxwooii. _
NEW SUPPL Y OF
TOMB AND FLAGGING STONE.
HE subscriber hasjust rec'd an extensive
by
Stones, Hearth Stones, 8/c. lite.
-He has now on hand from 75 to 100 pair of
Tomb Stones. most of which are prepared for in-
scriptions; also from 20 to 30 Hearth Stones,
-Marble Facings, Paint Stones and Mullers ;-
Ciiiques, Soap Stone F rce Stone, 8:. Soup Stone
I-‘urnaces:
He Manufactures and has constantly on hand
Parlor Grates,fitted with Soap Stone, Also, Cook-
ing Rangers, for Coal or Wood; _ Small Grates
for Oflices ; “Soap Stone Fireplaces for heating
air; Soap Stone Stoves, for heating Hatters and
Tailors irons. »
‘ Orders left with Eliphalet Cole,, Weston,
Charles Wrigbt,Saugatuck, Bradly keeler, New-
Canaan, James H. Hoyt. Stamford, Augustus
Lyon, Horsneck, James Janos, Wilton, Dact. N.
D. Haight. North Stamford, John Smith, Esq.
Sawpitts, N. Y. Henry Jackson, Bedford, Hen-
ry Harris, Sing Sing, Gilbert Brown, Peekskill,
will meet with prompt attention.
LDMUND PRICE...
"""*‘°"¥~'-‘&!" ~-no-.-.4.»-¢-w—e..-.au...—u-.._..,..-..-x-.---~»*-‘-o. 4.... .. ' ..'.; . 3
. Wholesale or Retail,at New York prices.,
and very superior lot of Marble, for Grave .
consisting of blue marble, and North Rive-rI"lag; .
Norwalk Chronicler