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VOL. 16.

N€)RVVALEi, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1833.

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I‘UI3L‘IS1IED BY

JAMES REED.-IR.

Arnw DOORS msr 01-‘ THE BRIDGE,
NORWALK, CONN.

T,ER]_V]S’——Two Dollars per annum, pay-
able quarterly: Mail Subscribers in advance.
’n‘:'>"i-Lars. .£I]

THE Subscriber have o'n litmd
an assortment ofgentlemens’ H_at..~'
ofgood quality, and intend keeping
,\ a full supply made in the hest.man-
”‘-“ nor and finished in NewYork in the
 latest style. Gentlemen can by
supplied with Hats to Order upon short notice

ALFRED MALLORY.

Norwalk, lllsreli 2, I832. 219

FVILL .7’..-‘I.-if GALE

OFFERS for sale ii Iiandsomeand
’ gcncralassortment of HATS, in

cluding those of the latest New
-_ York fashions. Gentlemen can
.T‘. be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice.

Norwalk. March 28 1831

W heat and Rye Flour.
CONSTANT supply of Fresh Groui:d Flour
ofthe fiistQuality, on hand and for Sale by
March 26. HUImi=.i.t. it; Poiirsii.
ROUND PLASTER, a constai1I_supply_. on
hand and for Sale by
March 26. HunBi~:I.t. 8: P0l’.'I‘EI}.

N E VV SU_PPLhr
OF FADTILY GR.0CERIES.
Edwin Lockwood

AS JUST replenished his assortment 0,
GROCERIES &I)RlOI/ISIONS,\VlIlCli
tare warranted to be of the choicest quality
and as cheap as any in market.
In his assortment rnay befouml:
Young Hyson, H yson Skin ,
and Souchong TEAS‘
Java,ManiIIa, and Laguira COFFEE,
Double and single Loaf]
Do. do. Lump {

St. Croix, N. Orleans. SUQ:LR_
Sugar House, India, &.
Havanna “

W. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.

Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Malnga and Currant

WINES. CORl)lALS,whoIe-sale and retai

Ale, Cider, and Vinegar. Sl"lCl£S——-l\"ut-

meg-_ Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Pepper.

Alspice, &c.; Spanish and American Segars;

Plug, Cut, and ‘Smoking Tobacco; Pork,

Hams, Mackerel in batrols,Codtish,Crackers.

Herring, Cheese. Lard, Butter, Rice; Hon-

ey veryosuperior, Chocolate. and Cocoa-

Lemon Syrup, Stoughton’sBitters,Mustard,
Mould and dipt‘ Candles, Table Salt, white
and yellow bar Soap, Starch, Brooms.

‘FRUIT’-—-Raisins,_Figs, Currants, Prunes
bard &. soft Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Filberts
Tamarinds, &c. &c.

PAINTS, OILS, &C.

I-IE subscribers are now otfering a good
assortment of Paints, Oils, .S}~c. A-
mong which may be found :-White Lead.
Dry and Ground; Red Lead. Spanish Brown.
Venetia Red, Vermilion Red, French Yellow.
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Lethcrage.
Turkey Uinber, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish

Oils. &,c. &c. NASH 81. How.

New Canaan. June 1. I832.

NEVV CANAAN STORE.

HE subscribers have just rec’d a Fresh

supply of well selected GROCERIES. con
sisting in part of Young Hyson, Hysor. Skin, and
Soushong TE.-XS, some at 3s. per lb. ; Sugar,
Molasses, Spices ground and in kernel, Cheese,
Rock Salt, Wheat and Rye F1011!‘ by the barrel
or less quantity, First quality Pork by the barrel
or less quantity, Lard, Pickled and Dry Fish,
Linseed & Neats Foot, Lamp Oils, Powder, Can-
dles, Tobacco, and all kinds of Liquors.

Also, CROCKERY, consisting ofChina.Glass,
and Earthern Ware. Also. Stone and Common
Ware, ALSO, Hard, Hollow. find VVoodeii
Were. a good assortment of e:i,ch.

The above articles together with many others
not here_ enumerated, will be otfered very low
by NASH & HOYT.

New Canaan. August ‘.2-5, 1832. '
1ARPET WARP, Candlewick, Batting and
Cotton Yarn. Also, Mix’d and White Wool-
en Yarn, on hand and foi Sale b
Sept. 17. BENNETT &. MALLO RY.

IVIERIF-3 O C'_.'}.' RCASSIAN S.
lDDLEE:'El(l'Ol{ & MORRIS liiivejust re-
ceived ti splendid assortment of Merino

Circassians ofvarious qualities aml prices, which
will be sold very low. Store the west side ofthe
Bridge. Plorwalk, Oct. 1st 1832.

 

 

 

, GOODS. in addition to his usual supply ot'Drt

3l0,000 Cross brand. single brand and common

CHEAP GOODS, 1

AT THE OLD ‘SVELL.
T HE subscriber has Just opeiied, at in a-
bove place a complete assortment of FALL

3oods, Groceries. Fl-’-Hts,Wines,'I‘c:is,Crock
cry, Hardware.Drugs,Medicincs, Hats,Slioes.
P.-tints Oils. Brushes, Glass, ready made
ijilothing, VVooden and Tan \Vare, o'z.c. &c.
ill of which he nil’.-rs for sale on the most rea-
sonable terins. H s stock of goods is entire-
ly fresh. and consists of the latest importa-
rions and most approved and fashionable pat-
terns.

Experience has long since convinced him,
hat a business conducted wholly on the cash
principle may prove inutu-ally advantageous
both to the seller and the purchaser.--as by
confining sales entirely for cas/L, the seller zi-
voitls all risk, and insures ii speedy return of
capital, and is thus enabled to supply his cus-
tomers at a much smaller advance than if he
were to sell on credit. The subscriber has
therefore concluded to pursue this course ;
ind he trusts the public after examining his
goods and prices, will approve ofthe measure.
Having been for years engaged in the Slllntt
business, he flatters himself that his exper-
ence. has enabled him to succeed not only in
furnishing his store with goods of the best
quality, but also at unusiially reduced prices.
Persons residing remotely, may depend Upon
obtaining here afult supply of the various ar-
ticles they requirt-,aod at such reduced prices
as will more than compensate them for the
trouble of coming even 3. great distance to
make their purchases. He respectfully in-
vites an examination of his stock and terms.

CHARLES PECK.
Nnrwalk. (Old VVell) October 1, I832.

INSURANCE AG.-ltI?1'i‘3"l‘ FIRE BY A
NF VJ YOEREIK €l’:lFEt‘iU.iE,
NO. 60 WA LL STI{EE'l‘.

V HE HOWARD l.\SUItANCE CO‘.\'.lPAYY
or New YORK, have appointed George
St. .Iobn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns
adjoining. to insure Houses and other bttiltlings
and property contained in them. such as Dry
goods, Groceries, Sic. Stc.

against loss or ‘aamszgs tag firs.
the Howard company have a capital ot‘$300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insuranceinade by said Coiiipany
Insurnce effcted at the lowest premium 8:. none.
need be brought from tillluence to want in con-
sequence ot loss by Fire; as all can be pivtecteil
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
-The above named Agent is authorised to issue
Polices to those who may apply. The Compa-
ny pursue a libral and prompt course in adjust-
nig and paying their losses.

TO l\'IEl°tCH:\NTS AND OTHERS.
OTTON Batting and Candle Wick, by
—’ the Balevor less quanti1y—at the Facto-
.‘y prices, constantly far sale by
JAMES FINNEY & Co.
NEVV FALL GOODS.
@‘EIDDLEBROOK &. MORRIS,li:ive_just re-
. turned from New York, and are now open-
ing a general assortmoiitofDr_i/ Goods, which will
be sold at a small advance from cost, viz :—Blk.
Blue, Mulberry, Olive, Brown and Mix’t Broad
Cloths ; do. do. Cassinivres; Super-line and coin
mon Sattinetts; 5 4 Blk. French Bombaziiies
4-4 do. Merino Circassians; Common blk. do
very cheap; blk. Italian Lustring; do. Gro de
Swiss; do. Sinchews and Sarsneis ; d5. Gro de
Berlin very cheap. do. green and brown Lust:-ing;
8-4 Linen Table Diaper ;vCotton do. do. ; Russia
do. do. ; Pongee and Flag Silk I.'l'(lI{l‘S.; Prussian
Shawls ; \Vorsted Berege. and fancy Silk Hdkfs.
A good assortment ofGloves and Hosiery ; extra
Gilt, and common Coat Buttons ; 7-4 8:. 4-4 0’-
Dean, Dorchester and Amoskeag Tick : bleach’d
and unhleacb’d Sheeting and Shirting; Cotton
Yarn and Candlewick; Cotton Balls, for sale
cheap west side of the Bridge.
-' Norwalk, Sept. 11, 1832.

STREET 81; JAIVIES
FFEI3 the following kinds of LUMBER at
the lowest market prices, viz :-

Shingles. .
315.000 feet inch and 3-4 inch common boards
61,000 “ Ist,2rI,and 3d quality Boards,seasoiied
30,000 " 1 1-4, H-2 and 2 inch clear and sec-
ond clear Plank

55.000 “ clear and merchantable Siding
15.000 “ circular sawed clear Siding

35,000 “ I I-4 Pine and Spruce flooring Plank
20,000 " Hemlock Boards [ling.
23.000 “ spruce and Hemlock timber and scant-

2.000 “ clear maple scaiitling

30,000 Albany Pine Boards.

Contractors and persons building are partic-
ularly invited to call and examine the above lum-
ber. It is seasoned and fit for use.

Norwalk, Dec. 15, 1832. ’

MERINO CLOTHS AND
MERINO CIRC/ISSIANS.

' ._ ILLIAM GALE will open this day_ a

‘, large assortment of French Meiino Cloths
hd Circassians of Superior quality and of very
fssirable colour: Black and CoI’u Gro tie Naps;
Lro de Berlin and Italian ; Silks for Ladies dres-
se.‘,aud Cloaks : Black and Blue Black Water’d
Gm de Berlins ; a laige assortment of Broad-
cloths; Cussimeres and Satinetts of every shade,
quality, and price ; brown, blue and green Cain-
blets; Green Baize and Frize ; Brown and
BIea.ch'd Sheetings and Shirtings ; Bed Ticking ;
Rose Blankets : red, white, yellow and green
Flannels ; brown, blue, green and white Canton
Flannels; Mens and Boys Fur and Hair Seal
Caps. Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1832.

CA PS
ii?

A GOOD assbrlment of Boy’s
Hair, Cloth and Leather Caps,
for Sale by BENNETT 81. MAt.LoiiY'
Asii PAID for RYE.
Norwalk, Aug. 11. HUBnI7.I'.L 81 PORTER.

WROUGHT &. CUT NAILS.

KEGS Wrought and Cut Nails, just
. received and for sale by

S'rru;v.'r &- JAMES:

Dec. 3.
HOUSE FOR SALE. _

 HE subscriber offers for sale his
' Dwelling House, and the Whole
or apart oithe homestead containing about 12 a-
cres of first rate land, with a good new Barn,and
a variety of Fruit Trees, &c. standing thereon.
Ear further parficulars inquire of. the subscriber,
near the premises, about Iialf a mile west of the
Bridge. If not sold by the 1st of April, it will be
rented for the year ensuing.

James Bimiznicr.
Norwalk, Dec.~l'_5, I832. 262

.-rURKs ISLAND & ROCK. SALT,
Y the Load or Bushel. just received and for
Sale by B.uu‘ri.ut 6:. Hon.

 

DRY * GROCERJES.
OAF and LUMP SUGAR: Brown Sugar ;

Souchong. Toniiay and Young Hyson Tea,

Saleratus, Starch, Pepper,
Ginger. Nutmegs, Alspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Candles ,
Alum, SaltPetre, Indigo,
Mustard, Cotfee, Blown Salt,
Soap, Cocoa, Chocolate,
Molasses, &c.,&~c. tire. tltc.

For the above please call at

Jan. 19. Gsonor. ST. JOHN.

CODFISH.
THIS day received 100 Quintals of new
Codfish, ofthe first quality, and for sale
low bv HUBBELI. &, PORTER.
HATS! HATS! I HATS I I!
E. CORKER, has on hand, and is Con.
. stantly Receiving an assortment of Fur

STOVES, GRATES, &.c.
STILES CURTIS 62.
Co. have now on hand
a very extensive assort-
ment of Cooking and
other Stoves, including
the following patterns,
viz. : (‘ornn|l,Cunning-
ham &t Co’.s.. l‘Ioyt’s 6.‘.
W'ilsori’s Cook Stoves.
ofall sizes; Nott’s im-
proved Coal Stoves.
Franklins and Grates;
=1:- 
Nine Plate and Box Stoves, a large q.i:-intity;
Stove Pipes and Fixtures; Coal Hons, die. the
All which will be sold at the lowest New York
pr ices. Noiir sold except for cash, or approved
Notes on Interest. "
Iron "Vare Both plain andj.ippan’d Ware
Bi-itania VVare Blocktin and Pewter Ware
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs
Sad Irons Soap Stone und other Furnaces
EIGUSE Ii EEPING ARTICLES.
IIc~lloivWai'e; brass Kettles fiiii.-zhed SI. unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons
. lso. Britania. Bloclttiii. Tin plate’ and Iron do.
Fable and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and steel SnutTers 81. l‘i'ays ; _Tea Waiters
.I'ippau’4I Lamps; Bi-ass, tin. 82. iron Candlesticks
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee ltfills
Sl(.‘Vl’.S Scales, Scale Beams
\\-'.c-lglits and .\'ieasures' Coal Hods
Cliatiiig Dishes Iron \Vare
Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper‘, &-c.
Also, a quantity Live Geese Feaitliers. Hens
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristle-s, Stc.
[[§'CiisIi paid tor all kinds ofSliipping Furs.

.'ll'.5'7~i{5_7"fi..tf'":'.‘i;’§'a i't.!"‘E'§".’§'Z7.’.’<§'3£'-‘:‘E 33¢ Gill.
, AVE reinuved to the New Building adjoin-
_ ingilie Store of Jacob Smith &. Co. west
oflhe l3i'idge, wlirre they have opened a Fresh
and general assortment of first rate FAMILY
GROCEBIES‘, which are off:.:red to the puulic at
the lowest rates. The following articles Cull}-
prise a Sm-'\ll part of the stock.
First quality WesteiiiCanziI Flour Wholesale
or Retail.
Hyson, Y. I-Iyson and Souchong TEAS
Leaf. and Lump Sugar,
St. Croix, New Orleans, Havr-.nna, and Indiri
SUGARS Java, M.'iiii|la’&.‘. LngiiiraCOl"FEE.
.0»‘l0lttSSeS, an article worthy of particulair nt-
tent on. A gcuerzil ttssortnient of Wines, first
rate " fair .5ic.1cizcss,” arr, Lemon Syrup.
ll/iiitergi'eeii.l’eppermiiit KL AIiill5Ct’.(l C:}I'{iI3I3
Niitinegs, Ciiiiiainoii. Cloves. Ital.-‘ins, Figs
Rye Flour, Bread Crackeis Cheese
Pork, and Pork and B-eel‘ Hams.
Chocolate, Allspice. Pepper, Gi:igei',
0i'2iii;:cs, l’eaiiuts,.-‘ilnioiids, i\ladcira Nuts
Butter, Lard, I'li-rrings, Codhsh, '.‘vl2ickci‘el
Soap. Candles. Pol-.ind Starch, C0])llel'aS1Indig0
Spanish and. American segars. Snuff, Tobacco
Lamp Oil; Powder and shot, Tapers
.\Iustard; Rice, Tamarinds
Shoe, scrubhiiig,SL White wash Brushes, 8zc
Potash, it first rate article.
Wrot and Cut Nails. and Brads, of al'. Sizes.
Crockery and Glass VVare &c.
l\"ori.i'a!k,May 2, 1831. I75

GEORGE ST JOHN
TILL continues the Dry Good, Crockery and
Dry Grocery business, at his old stand it few
rods East of Norwalk Bridge, and invites all who
wish to purchase either Dry Goods. China, Glass
Ware or Dry Groceries. to call and see if he
cannot suit them. both in price and quality.—-
His stock consists in part ofthe following:
Black, Blue, Brown and Mixed Broatlclot/ls;
lllixed Satiueiis. good and Cheap.
SILKS,—Black Gro de Swiss, Gro de Nap,
Italian Lustriiig, Double »Florence, Sinchews,
Sarsnett, &t‘.. . India Satin, very stout; Sattin
Levantiuc; Green Sarsnett and Florence; Pink,
White, Blue, Crimson and Straw Col’d. Florence;
Pongee ; Nankeeu and Canton Crapes; Black.
Red, Yc-llov , VVhite and Green Flannelst White
Canton Flannels, very good; Baugup Cord:
Lyon Skin ; Padding; Bcaverteen : Imitation
Goats Hair and Blue Caniblet for cloaks, very
stout; Green Baize; Embossed Muslins: Col’d.
Cambrics; black, blue, brown, green, drab and
crimson col’d. Tabby Velveis; col’d. and black
Ciicassians; bl’k Bombazine; brown &blcach’d
Siieetings and Shirtings; Rag Carpeting; Cam-
bric Muslins; Plain and Fig’d Swiss, Book and
Jacoiiett Muslin; Black Silk Velvet: Calicoes,
Common and Chintz ; Furniture Chintz, &c.
Norwalk, Dec. 3,1832. ,

READY IVIADE CLOTHING.
UST received, and for sale at the Norwalk
Clothing Store, a large assortment of Cloth-
ing suitable for the approaching Season, viz. Pea
Coats Round Jackets. shii'ts.stocks suspenders,
Panlaloons, Vests, Flannel VVaistcoats, and
Drawers, stockings, Caps, Leather Mittens, &Lc.
The above articles are offered for sale a little
less than at any other establishment.
EDVVIN LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, Oct. 280. 1832

YOrder of the Court of Probate for the
District of Norwalk will be sold at public
auction, on VVednesila_v, the 2d day ofJaiiuary
next, at one o’clock, P. M. on the premises, at
Lee Lot,so called, so much of the real estate of
Polly Betts, late ofsaid Norwalk, dec'd. as will
raise the sum of $118 82. with incidental charges
of sale. STEPHEN Smirn, Adm’r-
Norwallr, Dec. 14, 1832. V269

‘IHE Court of Probate for the District ol
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months froui the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of Hannalt Seeley, 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 del)al‘l‘6d a recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to HoLI.Y HAN!-‘ORD, Exec’r.
New Canaan. Dec. 11, 1832. 260

 

 

 

Hats, at the Factory Prices. Call «Sc See.

'- CHAINS.
IMBER and Draft Chains for sale by
April 7. BARTRAM {it How.
‘I MIDDLEBROOK &. MORRIS
"5: AVE this day rec'd. an extensive assort-
ment ofClieap FALL &. WINTER DRY
G_9£)DS. Norwalk, Nov 12. 1832.
‘tO'l‘TOi\’ BATTING 8z."CA'NDLE WICK
for Sale by Ginns 82. RAYIIIUNU.

~‘i VVAIM’-3- PANACEA. lVaranted Genuine,
5‘ _l_'(:t' sale by VVEEU St BU'.I‘_liEl{.
J UST RECEIVED, by the subscriber, it

large assortment of first quality Sleigh
Bells. which will be sold very low.

Saugatuck. Jan. 8. P. W. JONES.
CRACICEHRS.

The Subscriber keeps on hand and for sale
frcshButter.&LSugarCrakers by the barrel or less
quantity, as low as can be purchased in the City
or Country. Merchants 8L Families are invtedi
to call and examine for themselves.

.SAL’I‘, SALT.

SS5 %%.‘.’i'§.?".iZi;i‘.;‘-l.f’.:'.*iL’.:"i..‘3.;..S’ff:T'
200 Bushels Rock

do.,
100 do. Liverpool Ground dc.,
For Sale by the subscriber, in Lots to suit pur-
chasers. CHARLES PECK.
Old \'Vell, October 8, 183;’.

COTTON VVADDINGS,
OR Sale low by the Doz. or less quantity,
by L. Husest.L.

“Y FLoiiF7fiiT)~Bn.-{i§**'I«7tT1‘1
by E GIBBS 5.‘. RAYMOND.
BLIND FACTORY.

HE subscriber informs the inhabitants o.
I h tllie Toxin olf N}0fWlltll:, and ills Viéinitty,
tiat e ias ta en t ie s iop )8 ong to esse ui' is.
a little North of the Bridge, where he intends
carrying on the above business in all its branches,
viz: Venitian, Parlour, and Out Side Moving
Blinds. S. DEWICK.

1

Sale

EDWIN Locxwoon.

\

Norwalk, May 12, -1932. Gm 229

ELSO-‘I B ELLS now offers to his friends,
customers, and the public, on very reason-
able terms, a general assortment ofGrocei-ics, of
the very best qnaliiv, of which the follonvini-; coin-
pri.-e a part, viz :--:lt. Croix, Yew Orloins, Par"-'
to Rico. White Havana, Loafand Lump Sugars
by the barrel or less quantitv. W. I. Nliilnsses.
Hyson, Young Hyson. Hyson skin. Souclioniz.
Gunpowder. and Iinpei-ial TEAS ; No. l and 2
Mackerel , Soap by the box or retail ; Saleratus‘,
P-~ai-lash; Suutf; Cavendish Tobacco, plug and
paper do; Codtish, Cheese, Lard, Bcefand Pork
I-Iams fresh from the smoke house; Brooms by
tlie dozen or single; shot by the bag or pound ;
Spanish Segars, very superior; \Vriting and
wrapping paper; FLOUR; Blown Salt; Hon
ey; 0l'\t1g(!S$ Orange, i\'Iai'inalade. and prr-st-.r
ved Ginger, injirs; Churiishiug dry Dates, anvl
do dry Ginger, in boxes; Lzunp Oil; Ginger,
AIIIIIL‘, Salt peire, lvllltI(IWQ}l8SS, B inch iviuskc-
tell llaisins. do; Sieves, Water nails, Cedar
Tubs, Iloes and Shovels; Chocolate,Lampblack,
Whiting, c ut Logwood, Castor Oil, Epsom Salts.
Essences, Parcgorick, Siirsaparilhi Syrup. SOll'.l
and Seidlitz powders . Sweet Oil; Sponge ;_ Al
spice. Pi-pper.Cloves,Nutmegs, Mu.~itai'd, Indigo,
Herriugs, Figs, Almonds, "Peanuts, Currants,
Brazilnuts, Mvideira. Nuts; Blacki-lg. Shaving
Soap, Mould and dipped Candles, Plouglis,Cot
ton Rats, Whips, Spurs, Coffee Mills, Phials,
Glass bottles, Gunpowder, Rice, Cinnamon, Li-
quorice, Fainarinds, Opodeldoc; Gum Ar ibic,
Lee’s Pills, Wash balls. Butter Ladies, St. Do-
mingo, Laguira. Manilla, and superior old Java
Coffee, by the bag or le-ss‘quaniity, &c. tltc.
Patron go is most respectfully solicited from
all, and every attention will be paid to all th so
who may see iii to favor the subscriber wi'h any
part oftheir custom. Norwalk, Sept. 2‘.-

VALUAB LE DIE DICINES,
I7‘O:{ SALE AT 'l‘Hi4l
NORWALIL DISPENSARY.

Dr. 1i’elfe’s Botanical Drops.

One of th-2bcsiMediciiies yet discovcred,for all
Impurities oft;ie Blood.

Dr. Re./fe’s Astlinzrztw Pills.

Give immediate relief‘-—ol'ten cure the most ob-
stinate Cougl:s—Couimon Colds are frequently
removed in a few hours ! ’

Dr. Re/fe's Aromatic Pills for Females.
For Female Complfiltlls, such as Obstructions,
Debility, Green Sickiiess, Ste. &c.
Dr. .Re(_/'e's,A2itib£t£nus Pills.
A powerful I’.ein'ody for Bilious Complaints.
Dr. li’elfc’s Vcgetztbte .‘i'pet:§fic.

One of the best ttcmcdics kiiowii for Dyspep-
sia, Sick Heart-Aclic, tlic.

Dr Jc.‘7tz’s R/;eumat£c Limiinent.

lts'gnod cfli-ctsiire imineiliate. It has often
cured Rheumatisin ofyears standing in 24 hours.

Dunifrics’ Itch Ointment.

Cure in one hours application only.’ I .\’o,dan-
ger from taking cold—-contains no Msruurv or
other dangerous ingredient. I

Dumfries’ Remedy for the Piles.

VVilI be found one of the best articles known

for this troublesome complaint.
Dun;frics'Eye Water.

A most highly approved Wash, for Sore, In-
flained and Weak Eyes.

British Anticeptic Dentifrice.

A most Superior Article for Whitening and
Preserviiig the Teeth and Gums.

H3’ Prepared from the Original MS. Recipes
ofihe late Dr. W. T. Conway, by his immediate
Successor and the Sole Proprietoi',T. KIDDER
Boston, Mass. ‘

CA RRIAGE MAKING.
%AMMlS 81. COLLINS respectfully inform
K the citizens of Norwalk and the public gen-
erally, that they bave taken the well known stand
formerly occupied by Johnson 8: Williams, as“_a
carriage sliopfvvhere all orders in that line or
business will be thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended to. The subscribers flatter them-
selves that they shall be able to give entire satis-
faction to all who favor them with their custom,
and therefore solicit a share ofthe public patron-
age. WILLIAM C. SAMIIHS.
Aiusiiosi-: COLLINS.

N. B. ALL kinds of Iron work done at the
shortest Notice. Norwalk, Sept. 17. 1832. 247
SELLING OFF
AT COST.‘

THE subscribers contemplating a difl‘ercnt
arrangement in business, now ofi'er their
stock of DRY GOODS, consisting in‘ part of
Silks, Crapes, Bombazines, Meiinoes, Merino
Circassians, Princetta Liistings, Nunkeens, Prin-
ted Muslins. Gingham‘. Calicoes, Checks, Tick-
ing, Stripes, 81.c. 8Lc., AT COST.
- TAYLOR 8; Sm-ru.
N. B. In consequence of the New Arrange-
ment the subscribers intend making in business,
it is absolutely necessary that all accounts due
said film, should be settled previous to the 20th
of Jan. next, all act's remaining unsettled at
that time, is ill be put into the hands of an Officer
origllection. - 'l‘. & E.
READY MADE CLO’l‘HING--
E. CORKER, has now on hand a large as-
. sortment of Clothing. which is made in
the best manner, and war ranted. The following
will comprise a small part—Broadcloih, Sattiuet,
and Beaverteen Short Jackets. Blue, mix’t and
olive Piiutaloons. Blk fig’d green velvet Vests.
Flannel Shirts and Drawers of all kinds. Muslin
Shirts, plain and worked linen bosoms. Comfort-
ers, Stocks, Cravals, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Sus-
penders, &c. Caps of all kinds, fancy do for chil-

.dren. N. B. Tayyloring done in the most fashion-

able manner. Norwulk, Jan.l.
‘ “"_.JL _

 -——-——————- -—-———
L. 8: M. 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 foimer seasons. In addi-

tion to their former assortment may be found :
100 ps. Broadcloths, Cassiineies, and Sani-

netts of every colour, quality and price : Olive‘

and Brown Petersham for over coats : Silk Vel-

vet Vesiing ; Valentia. and Marsailles do. ; 100

pieces Merino Cloths and Circassions, compri-

sing all colours and prices; Ladies and Gentle-
mcns Merino Camblet; 500 ps. light and dark

Chintz Calicoes; Italian, Gro de Swiss, Gro de

Nap and Florence Silks ; 100 Merino and Thi-

bet Wool Shawls from 4.4to 9.4. 25 per cent

cheaper than were ever offered in this village;
al-:0, Prussian, Valencia & Cashmere do.; dres.

Hdkfs. ofevery description ; wliite Bobinet Le

ces, all widths ; Edgings and Footing; a larg-

assortment of Ribbons; Cambric, Swiss, Bool
and Medium Muslins ; Col’d Ca nbrics ; 300 ps
Bleach’d Muslins ; 10 bales UnbleacIi'd du;; lt-
ish Linens and Lawn; Odenn and Dorchestei

Ticking; heavy Baugup Cord; English B08

verteeu; French Bombazine; Blk. and Col’d

Bombazetts; Linen and Cotton Diapers: M01‘-

eeii ; GentIemens'Stocks, a good article ; Flan

nets of every colour and price; Green Frizz

Padding ; Canvass; Osnaburg and Burlaps;

Carpet Yarn, all numbers; Cotton Baits by th(

Bale, at the Factory prices; Together with al.-
most every article called for. budies and Gen-
tlemen will realize a saving of at least 10 per‘
cent, by calling and purchasing at the L¢tf"W£

1'9.

Norwalk, October 16, 1832.

A NEW SUPPLYOF GROCERIES"

NEW’ DRY G003.‘-:3.
NASH _& iioY'r

I AVE this day rec'd and are now opening
3 at the New tlanaun Store, an additioiial
supply of GOODS. sui able for the preicnt and
coming season which will be ofiiére-I very low.
The following articles C0.|'I'|-,ll'l.‘il’ a part :—
Br0:tr1'cl9t/ts—Blue, bl-.ick. brow-i, g'reeii.tlrnl.
lflll inix"d: C.'tss'i.ncres, blu--, b'ucl< and Fauna.
Col’d.: S/tftiizetts. it good assortment, variou-
':o|ors ; Beuvertsens, all q-ialities aid verv low ;
Culicoes, I00 p8.llI£I‘fI~l. covuprising a gt-ovral ris-
€t)l‘lIl18lII ofliglit and dark Col’d.; 20 ps. Fm-
Iilure Prints, .\‘ulT]i!Vt1t‘YlO‘-V; SILKS. l:lai;.".: mid
IIIIP black Gro do Berlin ; blue’: Illtllrllli black:
"ind coI'd-Gro do Nap; I-lk. Lustrin-,1 and Sin
‘haw; blk. nn«l'col’d I"lorem.-es; blk. Italian
Crane; blk N;iii‘teei. an-l Canton Cvape; bik.
Ztaliaii Crnvats; -5 4 Blk. Veil Crape; Ii«.:ht and
lurk Ginghzims; Freucli pl’lIllt“l Cambricks;
-‘ilk and cotton fligg lllk-"s ; P-mgee l'Idkts..'
igoud ussortini-nt of Dress Hllct"s.; Vii-'-:-iti:i
‘Itltl .\I~.irseills Vosiiug, light and dark ; ~:il:( and
«ilk v.-lvet Ve-ning; 3.4 and 6.4 Bmilmziue ,
blk. and col’d. B-imbzizn-its; Irish Lin-:us.a go-id
-is.-ortmcnt ; Long La.vn ; Linen C:imori.k ;
Linen Cainliricic ll:Ikfs., some very low; mull,
swiss, Jackonett and India Cmiibricks, fig'd and
plain: Peziiling; linen and cotton Fltiss; Spool
Cotton all Nos. ; I>lParli’d Kiiitlin-_; Cotton: cot-
tun Cords; silk Bmirls and Cords : 4-4 and 6-4
Bobliin-tt l.ar_‘e; Bobbi-.ieit Foutin-.-5. all widilu;
ladies blk. Silk; ‘Cotton &. worsted llose; white
Cotton and ltaiidom do. . gciitleini-.ii’s ivliito
cotton and inix’t R -ndoui do.; zi general assort-
ment of Lailiiss and Geiitleinei-i.= silk and leather
Gloves ofnll prices, from is to I23. ; 4 l)'.il9s
brown -Slit-clings, from 04:. to I Ic. ; 6') pg, |,|.-nglfid
>5lIlI‘llI:{_1 from 6c. to 23. ; B:-d Ticltiiig: OSlll:l-
uurgs: Bur-laps; Caiivuss; Cullon t;iu-gcks and
Stripes; Doni-estic Giiigliaui; cosmn Yum all
Nos. from No. 3 to :22; cotton W.-irlling and
3-Wing: l’8.dding; Its.i.sial):iipor; do S.’l:‘.t:lllIf.";
Umbrellas; Boys Caps and liars: brown and
ltlk. Linen; blue and yellow N:tiikee-ii; red, vel-
low, green and white Flanuels ; U8.ll,.'()tIS; Rib-
bons ; brown au.l white French Linens; Linen
Driliings; Paper Hil|lg'lI1g§;‘ hlk. Prunialle;

L
SADDLE 8; HARNESS MAKING.

THE subscriber ever
thankful for the patronage
be has received, would iii-
form the pubIic,that be con-
tinues to carry on the a-
bove business, at his old
 stand, in Siiueatuck, where
._ _ .. V" -‘-I-M he has on hand and is con-
“v—§VCQQ9.tV?r€5° stanily Manufacturing“, of
’l"‘- 5'5’ “"3 i\lat+rinls, Saddles, Bridles, Har-
"‘“-"- T""“l“- Valieces, &c., expressly for cus-
"*"_"’l"l "36. and as cheap RSI can be Iiougbt in the
Uullt’-ii States. Alsof-r Sale, Buffalo Robes.
Wllll-I-9. spurs, Hirse Blankets, Curry Combs,
iii'd..I‘_Iorse Brush.-3, 8,-c. &c
g. "5 i“_'-.¢.=I{epaii‘ing done with nontness Si despatcb.
},,'I'_ _E“,l_Ilgl\P!l murket prire paid for Wood, in
excliiih ',_»:yVork. PHILO W.JONES.
My 0 Nov 19 I832.

 

 

 

 

the public in getieral. tIiat‘bis Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail from
his landing in Peck Slip iii the f-illowing manner:
Sloop IITECHA NIV‘, ALDEN l3Rt)'l'KVt'Ii‘.LL Master,
will sail Tueizdav sand return Saturdays: Sloop
CI'I‘IZIi'N Srim’l. T. Mnrehou3e,lVIa.~iter. will sail
P.:iturdavs3¢ return ou‘I'liui-sdays. For Freight or
P.t3s‘\‘ll_L’e apply to the subscriber or to eitheroftha
Captiiius on board their respective vessels.

MONSON HOYT.
.M-irzcalk, February 27. I832.

tree: t~3.-9>..}L’.~f'3,

A l’I.'EA‘3.’\~\l “LY sitimted. and
 _ _>._, very convenient built Dwelling House,
[and an .~‘.r?re of Good L;ind adjoining, with fine
I“ru’it, mid other COII\'t’,n_l€‘l|Clt3§. situated a few
rod: above the old VVelI School H.iusi-.,and near
the fill-ih:_disi illvretiuig House. The House is In
good repair, and will be" still cheap. For further
pa:-rlnulurs enquire of CHARLES M.u.i.onr.

Noi‘walk. August 24. I832. 244

 

i’riiii:i-(ta Lasting; Salisbury Flannel ; Ladies
l.eghorn and Straw Hats ; S:riiw Braids; Hat
Priminiiigs; Miilinett; Foundatioii .‘iu-;Iiu. &.~:.
The above Goods will be otlbr-.:d at very lu\V pri-
’-“?5- New C:ina.'iii, Au-yiisi 25, l~'3'.3
NOR‘v’VALK, NOV. liltli, 1:33‘ .
R 54} ‘W7 [AIME 3:) 
FALL AND tViL‘i'£‘EF.7i GOODS.
_._7.’%/TlLLlA.\l GALE is this day opening a
V lilrge uuil goiicr-ll IlSS|)I'|lll(’.l)l of r ancy
and Steple DRY GOODS, which will DI‘ ofl‘..red
‘IS Clicrip as at any other Store in the Countv.
“:.l'.I()lIg his flSst)I'll’II(‘l1I will be foiiiid : 200 pipe;-5
Slflclifltltl CHl'il- ilile‘-‘inn Cll'C?‘l~"ilt.’.tt5, of e-verv
iliisirable colour. front 25 cts. to 56 CIR.‘-_ -I-I p.-i.
black and blue, mist and fancy col’d. Satiiieits,
train 35 to 10s; 20 ps. €lt3i_fitI)i Freiicii Merino
CIOU-‘S; IDUIIS. BT05! lCl-lllls OIt’1Vei‘y fasliionn
ble Colour and all Qualities and Prices ; 20 ps.
striped and plain fancy col’d. Cussimeres ; 40(-
P3- (lilfli and light Chintz Calicoes, new patterns,
from 6 cts to 28 cts. ; 50 ps. Furniture Chintz
Cailicoes. from 12 cts. to 25 cts ; brown. white,
green, blue and red Canton Flannels; 30 pure
Rose Blankets, from 23-4 to I2-4 ; brown, olive
and drab Petershani for Over Coats; Devonshire
K91‘-‘l=,Yi striped and plain Moleskin; Baugup
Cords; Green Baize and Frize ; Canvass and
Padding ; white and black Cotton Wadding;
400 ps. bleach’d and brown Shirtiugs and Shee-
tings, from 6 cts. to 22 cts. ; a large HSSI)|'Ufl(;‘“I
B_l.ick iuattiona Italian Silk; Gro do Berlin. Gro
‘l0 SW53, Gro dc Naps, Gro de Paris, Gro de
Indies; double black and blue black Florences ;
black Sinchews and Sarciuett and black Twil’d
Serge; black and col’d. French Ci-apes; black
Nankceii and Canton Ci-apes ; 1’ongee ; brown,
green and blue Goats Hair and Common Cam
blets; .N8.pplng Cloths; 50 ps. Col’d Cambricks
ofevery shade for linings ; Silk Velvet, Bombs
zinc, and Silk Stocks; ti splendid assortment of
Changeable, Water’d and Plain Gro ile Naps
and Florences forl.-.diPs dresses and cloaks; blk.,
scarlet and white long £2. square Merino Shawls,
warranted free from Cotton, at about half the
usual price; 100 Prussian Shawls and Hilkfs. ;
plain ixr figurd Middlcs; fancy silk. gauze, crape,
berage, velveteen and manderine dress I-Idkfs. ;
black, scarlet, orange and white l'hibet Wool
and Cashmere Hdkfs. ; green, white and black
Blond Gauze Veils; Green Berage; Linen Cain-
bric and Linen Cauibric Hdkfs.; Irish Linens ;
Thread and Bobinet Lace and Edgings; Blond
Footing and Edging; Beading; Pongec, Silk
and Bandanno Hdkfs.; white and plaid Cra-
vatts; black iialian and fancy col’d, Silk Cra-
vatts ; green. white, scarlet, red and black Flan-
uels ; flue French Jet Black Bombazincs; plain
and tigur’d jaconet, mull, nansook, swiss and
cambricll/luslins ; linen and cotton table Diapers;
Russia Sheeting and Diapers; Crash; super blk.
Silk Velvet; dark and light Vesting of all kinds;
Burlnps und Osnaburglis; Buckskin Mittens;
Fur Collars ;Meus and Boys fur, otter and here
seal Caps; Ladies Leghorn, open work, straw
Leghorn, braid and split Straw Hats, cheap ; silk
and cotton Umbrellas ; 60 doz. Ladies and Gen-
tlemens h'orse-skin, Woodstock and Beaver
Gloves, from 6 cts. to $125 ; Ladies and Gen-
tlemens silk, worsted, woolen and cotton Hosery
of every discription,from Is to 83 a pair; a splen-
did aSS0l‘I.lnt.|lI. gauze and plain Hat‘ Ribbons ;
Cotton Yarn ; Candle I/Vick; Batting and Car-
pet Yarn by the Bale; biack and white Wire
Cards ; black, col’d., plain and ligur’d Velvet
Belt Ribbons; Penknives ; Scissors ; No.'l 12.
2 and 3 black Ribbons by the Box; Gentlemens
Fur Hats, good and cheap, tltc.

CIRCASSIANS SMVIE R130 CL'OTIiIt5

F ‘HIS day rec’d a splendid assortment of

Circassians and Merino Cloths, well wor-

thy the attention ofpurcliasers, by E. STEVENS.
Norwaik, Oct. 22d, I832.

DIERINO S HA VVLS.
GOOI) ii.-sortment o_t lied, W'iiite, and
Black, Long and Square Merino Shawls.

very Cheap, also, Blue and Brown Cnmblet.
good and cheap Meijuio Cloth, and Merino
Circassians on hand and_for sale by

Nov. 16. I832. BENNETT & MAt.LoRY.

CHRISTEAN EJYRE.
V-5-‘HE 1st. and 2d Vols.ofthc Christian Lyre
with the supplement, bound in one volume,
just received and for Sale at the
Sept. 10. GAZETTE BooKs'I'om=:.
B150 ziDCLU'1‘}I§§,
SPLENDID assortment, suitable for La-
dies Cloaks, by ll'IinoLi:nnooK 81. MORRIS-

.V’Vatts on the .i\‘.\'ii\d.

THE improvement ofthe Mind, by Isaac
Watts, just received and for Sale at the
S9,”, 10, GAZETTE BooKs'roRE-

BUT TE R . .
FEV7 Firkius of very superior Btlitfiryjusl
received and for Sale" CheaP by

 

A

Nov. 24.

Nznsox B. Enu. ,

’Ls.N9 iron saute.

, HE SlIl)~'CI'Illi“I' tliTCI“~l for sale two tracts
of land of abaut 8 acres each, belonging
‘to the heirs of Jererrziali C-imp deceased, iii?-
nalesl at the Rocks so called. about 8 mile
nrirlli of the Brulge. Jonathaii Camp, Jr.
Ni)T‘Vfllk. Sept. 10. 193-2. ’

5‘ w ‘W

 --s.E*'.§.‘}I2i 33:’. E33 5:; .19.? C 

 AVE on hand and for Sale. Maple Joisi,
 E1 Maliogriiiy V-'-iiei-r. and Sticking Bottoms.
i‘lni‘iVt€ll\', Angnst ll. I832. 242

.!'ii‘”2:"-.- .- £37} Add EEEEVALS.
SITE '.‘i.‘E-E 31; BLAC-Kt'tEAN,'
E75".-\Vli}_iust rt-.r'eivc.'! by the Schooner Bi-ill.
'f._Tt%3_ iant,from the State of MAINE,l00,00U ft,
of B‘):-tI‘(lS, Plank, Tiinber, and Cornice Sticks
ltl0.(l0il Lath ofa Superior quality.
AL-SO—— By the Sloop Sivan, from ALBANY,
n cargo of Lumber, consisting of Tally and Mer-
chaiitablr: Boards and Scautling, which are offer-
ed to the public at the lowest market prices.
Norwallc, September 17. 1832.

PAINTS AN?) OILS.
 Kegs Wfliite Lead, Ground
in Oil : I000 Ke__qs Dry ".'/htte Lead, 1000 do.
Spanisli Brown; 800 do. Venetian Red; 3
Cask". Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oil, &c. by

June 11. STREET &. J/mes.

I-VINDOVV GLASS.
TREET &. JAMES I-l.-ivc just received
I00 Boxes 6.8 7.9 8.10 l0.l4 9.131216
American and Eiiglisli Glass, which are offer-
ed at the lowest prices. '
LUFEBER.
AT NEVV CANAAN.
HE subscribers have received an assort-
merit. of Lumber, which they are offer-
ing on as good terms as can be purchased else-
where. NASH dz. Hon‘.
New Canaan, June I, 1 J32.
CROCIKERY.
IDDLEBROOK 81. MORRIS have 'ust re-
ceived a fresh supplyof Crockery Glau
Ware, which will be Sold very low.
West side of the Bridge, Norwalk, Sept. 10.

5 4 CRAPE Shawls, just received and
"" for Sale by Minonnnnoox Sr. MORRII.

SOAP fin CANDLES.
UST received and for sale by the Box nrleu
6 quantit-y, hv NI-:LsoN B. Emu.
SADDLE-S BRIDLES SLC.
, US'l‘ rec'd at the New Canaan Store. on

tingals, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan, June I. NASH &. Horr.

HEATS 1 }.§A'I‘S II

T the New Canaan Store may be found, it
good assortment of Gentlc.-men's, Youth’:
and Boys Hats. from $l,O0 to $5,50, Black and

Drab ofthe latest Fashions. NASH lit Hort.

New Canaan, August 25, 1832.

’ WIN-DOW GLASS.
45 BOXES 6 by 8, 7 by 9. 8 by 10 10 by 12,
9 by 12, 12 by 14, and 12 by 16 Window Gian,
by STREET & James.

SNUFF éz TOBACCO;

EPT constantly on hand, and for Sale,

Wholesale or Retail, in New York prices.
Enwix Locxwoou.
_ J
NEW 5§UPPLY~ OF
TOMB AND FLAGGING STONE.
HE subscriber hasjust rec'd an extensive
and very superior lot of Marble, for Grave
Stones, Hearth Stones, 8/c. &c.

He has now on hand from 75 to 100 pair of
Tomb Stones. most of which are prepared for in-
scriptions; also from 20 lo 30 Hearth Stones;
consisting of bltie marble, and North RiverFlagi
Marble Facings, Paint Stones and Mullers ;-
Cinques, Soap Stone Free Stone, 8:. Soap Stone
Furnaces:

He Manufactures and has constantly on hand
Parlor Grates,fitted with Soap Stone, M90; 000k‘
mg Rangers, for Coal or VVood3 Small Gfffmfl
for Otfices ; Soap Stone Fireplaces for heating
air; Soap Stone Stoves, for beating Hatters and
Tailors irons.

Orders left with Eliphslet Coley, Weston,
Charles Wrigiit,Saugatuck, Bradly Keeler, New
Canaan, James H. Hoyt, Stamford, Augustus
Lyon, Horsneck, James Janes, Wilton, Doct. N
D. Knight, North Stamford, John Smith, Esq
Sawpitts, N. Y. Henry Jackson, Bedford, Hen-
ry‘Harris, Sing Sing, Gilbert Brown, Peeksltill,
will meet with prompt attention. '

EDMUND PRICE.
OCKET MAPS of the Sn‘:-1. or N. Yonx.
for Sale at the GAZETTE Bc )Xl'l'0ll

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9 assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Min'- -