VOL. 16.
NORWALK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1833.
N0. 7.
E;
' PUBLISHED BY
JABIES REED.JR.
A new DOORS mass or run atunes,
NORWALK, CONN.
TER1\[S—Two Dollars per iiiinum? pa_v-
able quarterly: Mail Subscribers in advance.
ll?!’ HATS. .51]
THE Subscriber have on hand
an assortment of gentlemens’ Hats
ofgooil quality, and intend keeping
a full supply made in the best_man-
ner and finished in Newlfurk III the
latest style. Gentlemen can bf‘
Hats to Order upon short notice
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2, 1832. ‘Z19 _
IVILLI,-UPI GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
gencralassortment of HATS, in
__cluding those of the latest New
, _ York fashions. Gentlemen can
. be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice.
Norwalk, March 28 1831
\\ heat and Rye Flour.
(‘ONS'l'A:‘ll' supply of Fresh Grout d Flour
oflhe first Quality, on hand and for Sale by
Mart-li Q6. HUBBELL iv Ponreu.
‘V l’iOlJND PLASTER, a constant supply. on
hand and for Sale by V
March 26. HUBi;t_-:r.r.__8:__1:oa'ri-zit.
NE W SUPPLY
on FAMILY GROCERIES. -
Edwin toclxwood
AS JUST replenished his assortment vi
GROCERIES St PROV,ISIONS,wliit:li
tare warranted to be of _the choicest qualit._t
and as cheap as any in market.
In his assortment may be /imnd:
Young Hyson, Hysun Skin {
and Sctichong \ TEAS‘
Java,Mariilla, and Laguirii COFFEE,
Double and single Loaf]
Do. do. Luiup {SUG 1"
8 - 1' .1 o
(ff .
supplied with
St_ Croix, N. Orleans.
Sugar House. lfldia-. 31-
oliavanna
W. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.
Madeira, Port,Lisbon, Maliiga and Curran:
Vl/I:\'ES. CORl)lALS.wliolesa|e and retai
Ale, Cider, and ‘Vinegar. S1'lCl£S—Ntil-
nicg , Cloves. Ciiinainon. Ginger, Pepper
A[;p',ce_ &¢_; Spanish and Aitierican Segars.
Plug, Cut. and Smoking 'Iobacco; P..-rl..
H-urns. Mackerel in b it rt‘-lS.C(-'<lll5l'~CF3Cl“3"
Herring, Cheese. Lard, Butter. Rice; Hoo-
ey very superior, Cltocoi-ate. and (‘ucotn
Lemon Syrup. Stottg-litoti’sBitIers,i\l ustaril.
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Sal’, white
and yellow bar Soap. Strircli, Brooms.
F[gu_['['._Raisins, Figs, Currants, Pl'Ullt‘l‘
hard &. soft Almonds. Madeira Nuts. Fll0"-‘N5
Tainoriiids. Szc. &.c. _.‘
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
‘E ‘ 11E-siibscri-lJet'.~' tit‘-.2 t1'.l'sV mi"--r-tip; a -.i__~ U
is aflstirllllelll of Pn:nts. Oils. .3.-c.
ni-:.-rig which may be fouiiil :——-‘v"li:?-- 5.» ii
Dr. soil Grouiid: Red Lead. .":'p.i.rit.~li Br it-xii
"VII-I‘I‘.‘I.Ia Red. Vermilion Red, Fmiicii Y--llo
C;3rg{;)c Yr-lluiv, Yellow Otzliei‘. Li.-tiitei'2igt—-
’3‘i=::l;ey Uinber, Lamp Blacéii S’-‘Ml an l i“i.~l.
0.5,; &,i;. &,c. NASH 6.1 Hoi"r.
N«-w t'azi:i:in. June 1. 133?-
NE VV CANAAN STORE.
1-.l*E subscribers have just rec'd a Fresh
supply ofwell selected GROCERIES. con
sisting in part ol Young Hyson, Hysori Skit-. and
Soushong TEAS. some at 3s. per lb.; Sugar,
Molasses, Spices groun.la.1d in kernel, Cheese.
Rock Salt, Wheat anti Rye Flour by the barrel
or less quantity, First quality Pork by the barrel
or less quantity, Lard, Pickled Ind D-y Fish.
Linseed & Neais-Foot, Lamp Uils, Powder, Can-
ales, Tobacco. anti all kinds of'Liqut.rs. '
Also, CROCKERY, consisting oi Chinii.Glass,
and Earthern Ware. Also. Stone and Comitioii
Ware, ALSO, Hard, Hollow. and Wooden
, Vl’are. a good assortment of each.
The above articles together with many others
not here enumerated, will he olfered ve.iy low
by NASI-181. HOYT.
New Canaan. August 2-3 1832. '
1AI{PET WARP, Candlewick, Batting and
Cotton Yarn. Also, Mix’d and White Wool-
en Yarn, on hand and for Sale. b
Sept. 17. BENNETTKL MA LLORY:_
IVIERINO 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.
MERINO CLOTI-IS AND
MERINO t_'IRC.4Sb'1ANS.
,-'1LLIAM GA LE will open this day, a
large assortment of French Metiiio Cloths
and Circasoians of Super or quality and of very
desirable colour: Black and Col’u Gro tie Naps :
Gro de Berlin and Italian; Silks for Ladies dres-
oesaud Cloaks ; Black and Blue Black Water’d
Gro de Berlins; a latge assortment of Broad-
cloths; tiassimeres and S-atiiietts ofevery shade,
quality, and price; brown. blue and green Cam-
blots; Green Baize and Frize ; Brown and
Bleach’d Sheetings and Shirtings ; Bed Ticking ;
Rose Blankets: real, white, _vi.~llow and green
Flannels ; brown, blue, green and white Canton
Flaiincls; Mens and Boys For an.-l Hair Seal
Cops. Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1832.
CAPS.
A GOOD assortment of Boy’s
Hair, Cloth and Leather Caps,
{or Sale by .Bitrttu:-r-r 81. MALLO.R;Y'__
"Misti HPAID for RYE.
Norwalk, Aug. 11. l—lvBnr.t.i. 81. PORTER.
VVROUGHT & CUT NAILS.
6 Kl-ZGE‘ Wrought and Cut Nails, just
received and for sale by
Dec. 3. S'rrtzi:'r 4» Juiirs:
. . HOUSE FOR SALE.
"””‘"'.’i HE subscriber offers for sale his
Dwelling House, and the whole
or 3 part ofthe homestead containing about 12 a-
cres of firs: rate land, with a good new Barn,and
o variety of Fruit Trees. &c. standing thereon.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber,
our the premises, about half a mile west of the
Bridge. If not sold by the 1st of April, it will be
rented for the year ensuing.
Jauss Bicssnicr.
Norwalk. Dec.~l 5, 1832. 262
rungs ISLAND apnoea sI17r,
Y the Lead or Bushol, ust received and for
side by dtxrsni In Ebt‘-ii.
AT THE OLD WELL.
T HE subscriber has just opened, at its a-
bove place a complete assortment of FALL
GOODS. i'ii addition to his usual supply ofDr-
2‘-oods, Groceries. Floors,\‘Vines,’I‘eas,Cri.-ck»
“try, Hardware,Drugs,Mt-idiciiics, I'I.aiS,Sll09S.
Points Oils, Brushes, Glass, ready made-
-.‘.lotbing, VVoodeu and Tin VVare, &.c. &c.
all of which he offers for sale on the must rea-
sonable terms. H-s stock of goods is entire-
ly fresh. and consists of the latest importa-
lions and most. approved and fashionable pat-
terns.
Experience has long since convinced linn.
’-llfll ll business conducted wholly on the cash
P|‘lDClDle may prove mutually advatitage-.itis
both to the seller and the purchaser,—as by
confining sales entirely for car/t, the seller a-
voids all risk, and insures a speedy return of
capital, and is thus enabled to supply his Cl1S-
tomers at it much smaller advance than if he
were to sell on credit. The subscriber has
therefore cnncliitled tu pursue this co irse ;
.-ind he trusts the public after examining his
goods and pt'lCt‘S, will approve ofih-= measure.
Having been for years engaged in the .-am.
biisiiies.-, he fl3lli!fS himself that his 0X;tE‘l‘.'-
ence line enabled him to succeed not only i -
fut-tiisliiiig his store with good.- of the best
quality, but. also at unusually reduced prices.
Persons residing remotely, may depend upon
obtaining here afull supply of the various ar-
ticles they requirt,and at such reduced prices
as will more than compensate them for the
trouble of coming even a. great distance to
make their purcliases. He respectfully in-
vites an examination of his stock and terms.
CHARLES PECK.
N(1TtV2l!f.(0l’l VVi-ll) Oetiihpr I, 183:2.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NF W YOIRIC UFFIU E,
NO. 60 VVALL STREET‘.
HE HOWARD LVSURANCE COMPAYY
OF New Yoax, 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 &c.
¢'l§.1t.lI.'.’it loss or itzimttge by fire.
the Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely itivestetl for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Company
lzisurnce efl'cteil‘at the lowest premium & none.
need he brought from afiluence to want in con-
seqtleiiceoi loss by Fire; as all can be pr itetteil
from its ilestrttctioii by a small yearly stipend.
llie above named Agtflll is authorised to issue
Polices to those who may apply. The comp".
nv pursue a librtil and prompt course in adjust-
ing and paying their losses.
TO MERCH \NTS AND OTHERS.
. ‘I U'I"l'()'.‘l liflftittg and Candie -W it k. by
' the Bale or I--ss qu.iiility——a.t the Fact. -
., prices, constantly far sale by
Janis: Fiumnv & Co.
NEW FALL GWODS.
QIIDDLEBRUOK & MORRIS h ivejust re-
tiig a :.{enei'alassoi'tm-.nl.of Dry Goods which will
be sold at a small advance from cost. viz :-—Blk.
Blue, Nlullierry Olive, Bt‘OWIt.8l1(lBIlX'[ Brim-l
Cloths ; do. «to. f"a-*siiiio-res; Super-fine and con
tnon S-ittiiielts; 5 4 Blk. French Bombitztnes
4-4 do. Merino Circassians; Common blk do
. very cheap; blk. “Italian Lustring; do. Gro di-
Swiss; do. Sincliews and Siirsnets ; do. Gro de
Berlin very cheap. do. green and brown Lustring;
8-4 Linen Table Diaper; Cotton do. do. ; Russia
on. do. ; Pongee and Flag Silk Hdkfs. : Pi-nssian
Shawls : \Vorsted Berege. and fancy Silk Hdkfs.
A good assortment ofGloves and Hosiery ; i xtra
Gilt. and cominoii Cont Buttons ; 7-4 81. 4-4 0’-
Dean, Dorchester and Atnnskeag 'l‘ii:k: bleacli’d
and-unhleach’d Sheeting anti Shirtiiig; Cotton
Yarn and Candlewick ; Cotton Batis, for sale
cheap west side ofthe Bridge.
Norwalk, Sept. 11. 1832.
-STREET & JAMES
FFER the followjng kinds of LUMBER at
the lowest market prices, viz :—
310.000 Cross brand. single brand and commoti
Shingles -
315.000 feet inch and 3-4 inch common boards
61,000 “ lst,2il,and 341 quality Boards,st-asoiied
30,000 " 1 1-4. 11-2 and 2 inch clear and sec-
ond clear Plank
55:000 " clear and rnerchantalile Siding
15.000 “ circular sawed clear -Sitting
35.000 “ 1 1-4 Pine and Spruce flooring Plank
20,000 “ Hemlock Boards '[|ing.
23.000 " spruce and Hemlock timber and scant-
2.000 “ clear maple scaiitling
30,000 -\lbaiiy Pine Boards.
Contractors anil persons building are partic-
ularly invited to call and ex «mine the above lum-
bar. It is seasoned and fit for use.
Norwalk, Dec 15, 1832
DRY GKOCERIES.
OAFand LUMP SUGAR: Brown Sugar;
Souchong. Toiiitay and Young Hyson Tea,
Saleratus, Starch, Pepper,
Ginger. Nutmegs, Alspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Candles ,
Alum, Salt Petre, Indigo,
Mustard, Coffee, Blown Salt,
Soap. Cocoa, Chocolate,
Molasses, the &c. iflrc. &c.
For the above please call at
Jan. 10. ' Gsonoe Sr. Joan.
_ . CDDFDSII.
" !‘I‘IlS day received 100 Quiiilals of lien
Codfish, ofthe first quality, and for stile
low hi HUBBELI. &, l’oit'rr,n
HAl'S! HA'l‘S!! HATS!!!
E. CORKER, has on hand, and is Con-
! o staniiy Receiving an assoitiiient ol'Fui-
Hats. at the Factory Prices. C«il/ Sr Sue.
CHAINS. .
I’ IMBER and Draft Chains for sale by
April 7. BARTRAM 3:. How.
MIDDLEBROOK &. MORRIS
I: 'AVE this day rec'd. an extensive assort-
ment ofCheap FALL &. WINTER, DRY
U_91_)_DS- __ _Norwalk, Nov 12. 1832.
CO'l‘TON BATTING 8:. CANDLE WICK
for sale by Giaas 81. RAYMUND.
'1 WAlM'S PANACEA. Waranted Genuine,
5 for sale by ’ WEED 8i. BUTLli‘.R..
~ UST RECEIVED, by the subscriber, at
large assortment of first quality Sleigh
Bells. which will be sold very low.
Saugatuclt.Jan. 8. P. W. JONES.
CRAC [C E RS. »
The Subscriber keeps on hand and for sale
freshButter.8t.SugorCialters by the barrel or less
quantity, as low as can be purchased in the City
or Country. Merchants 81. Families are invtedi
to call and examine for themselves.
lnwnt Losnroap.
CHEAP GOODS, I
turned from New York. and are now open—;
STOVES, GRATES, doc.
. STILES CURTIS dz.
Co. have now on liaiid
a very extensive assort-
ment of Cooking and
other Stoves, iiicltitliiig
the following patterns,
viz.: (‘oi'iial|,Cunning-
ham 8! Co’s.. Hoyl’s to
\Vilson’s Co.,k Stoves.
ofall sizes ; t'oti’s im-
proved Coal Stoves,
I-‘rankl-;iis and Grates;
Nine Plate and Box Stoves. a large qizintity;
Stove Pipes and Fixtures: Coal H0.lS, &tc. Sac
All which will be sold at the lowest New York
pr ices. Nonr sold except for cash. or approved
Notes 0l|Illl81'eS1-
lroit ‘Vare Both plain andj.ippau’d Ware
Britauia VVare Blockiin and Pewter VVare
Brass tiped Andirons Shovel and Tongs
Sail lrotis Soap Stone and other Furnitccs
HO USE Ii E EPI.‘*.lG .~1R'I‘ICL ES.
Hi~llow\Vare; brass Kettles finished 81. unfinished
Silver Plated Tiible and fee. Spoons
Also. Bl‘118l}lli, Blockiin. Tin plate and Iron do.
fable and Desert Knives an -1 Forks
Plated aiiil steel Siiuffers EL l rays; Tea Waiters
Jaippaii’d Lamps; Brass, tin. 31. iron Candlesticks
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Sit-ves Scales, Scale Beams
Weights and Measures Coal Hods
Chafing Dishes lron Ware
Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Coppe-‘, Soc.
Also, aquantity Live Geese Feathers, Ueiis
and Ducks Feathers, Hogs Bristles, Etc.
lL—rCasli paid for all kinds ofshipping Furs.
JAMES PINNEY -51 C9.
AVE removed to the New Building adjoin-
ingthe Store 01 Jacob Smith & Co. west
oftlic Bridge, where may have opened a Fresh
and general assortment of first rate FA'.Vl1LY
GROCEBIES, which are ofl'ei'etl to the pulillc at
the lowest rates. The following articles com-
prise a small part of the stock -
First quality Weste.-ii Canal Flour Wholesale
or Retail.
Hyson, Y. Hyson and Souchong TEAS
Loaf_ antl Ltiinp Sugar,
St.Croix. New Orleans, Havanna. and lndia
SUGARS Java, M8tIllla& LagtiiiaCOFFEE.
Molasses, an amide worthy of particular at-
tent on. A general assortment of Wines, first
rate. "for b'ickness,” &.c, Lemon Syrup.
Wintergreen.Peppermint 8L Aiiiiiseed Cordials
Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Cloves. Raisins, Figs
Rye Flour, Bread, Crackers Cheese
Pork, and Pork and B-ef Hams.
Chocolate, xllspice. Pepper, Ginger,
Oranges, l’e:t.nuis,Alinoiids. .\'l;ideira Nuts
Butter, Lard, Hi-rrii.gs. Codfisli, Mackerel
Soap. Candles. Poland Starch, Copperas,liidigo
Spanish and Aln('l'ICfln segars. Siiuff. Tobacco
Lump Oil ; Powder and shot, Tapers
Mustard : Rice, 'l'aitiziriiids
Shoe, sci-uliliin,,;,&i. White wash Brushes. Szc
t’oiasii,:i first rate article.
Wrot and Cttt Nails. and Binds, ofal'. Sizes.
. Crockery atid Glass Vi’ are &.c.
'sVO|'\'ifllk,i‘Ii*1y 2.1831.
GEORGE 5" T JOIIN
,%'I‘lLL continues the Dry Good. Crockery and
K . Dry lirucery business, at his old stand a few
iotls East of Norwalk Bridge, and invites all who
wish to purctiase either l)t'v Goods. China. Glass
Ware or Dry Groteries. to call and see. it‘ he
cannot suit them. both in price and qualit_y.—--
His stock consists in part ofthe following:
Black. Blue, Brown and Mixed Bruadclot/is;
Mixed Satinetts. good and Cheap.
SlLKS.—B|ack (iro de Sw"ss, Gro de Nap,
Italian Lustriitg, Double Florence. Siiichews,
Sarsneit, &c. . India Satin. very stout; Sztttio
Levaiitine; Green Sarsuett and Florence; Pink,
White, Blue, Crimson and Straw Col’d. Florence;
Pongee ; Naiikeen and Canton Crapes ; Black.
Red, Yellov , VVhit.e and Green Flaniielsz \Vliiie
Canton Flaunels. very good; Bitngup Cord:
Lyon Skin; Padding; Beaverteen: Iiiiilatiou
Goats Hair anil Blue Caiiblet for cloaks. viii;
stout; Green Biiize; Embossetlliliislinsz Col’:i.
Cnnibries; black, blue, brown. green, dl'ill)Jl.'1\l
crimson col'd Tabby Vt-lvets; coi’tl. and Iilziclt
Ciicassiaus; bl'k Bombazine; brown &bl -.tcii'.:
Sneetzngs and Shirtiiigs; Rag Carpeting: Cain-
hric~Muslins; Plain and Fig’il Swiss, Book and
Jticouett Muslin; Black Silk Velvet : Calicot-s,
Common and Chintz ; Furniture Chintz, &.c.
Nortvalk, l)ec. 3,1832.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
US'1‘ received, and for sale at the Not-walk
Clothing Store_ a large assortment of Cloth-
‘ ing suitable -for the approaching Season, viz. Pea
Coats Round Jackets. shii'ts.storks suspeuileis,
Paiitalooiis, Vests, Flannel Waistcoats. and
Dt‘aWi=I‘5. stockings. Caps, Leather Mittens, lstc.
The above articles are ofii-retl for sale a little
less than at any other establishment.
EDVVIN LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, Oct. 28tl 1832
Y Order of the Court of Probate for the
District of Norwalk will he sold at public
auction, on VVetliiesi|av, the 2d day ofJaiiuary
next, at one o'clock, P M on he premises, at
Lee Lot, so called. so much of the real estate or
Polly Belts, late of said Norwalk, dec’d. as will
raise the sum of $118 82, withiiiciilental charges
of sale. Srurasu Siiiirn. A:Im’t"
Norwalk, Dec. 14, 1832. "260
" ‘HE Court of Probate for the District or
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months froth the date hereof, for the CH-’dl1()I'.~ to
the estate of Hannah Seeley, late of New Caiiaaii
deieaseil, to exhibit their claims lbr settle-
ment. Tltiise who neglect to [ll'l‘.Sl‘n[ their zir-
couttts. properly attested, wiiliiu said time, will
be. debarred a recovery. All persons iiidebieii
to said estate, are requested to make lm‘vllt’.lllillt'
payment to HnLi.Y HANFORD. Exec’t'.
New Canaan. Dec. I1, 1832. 260
COTTON WADDI NGS,
[$101! Sale low by the Doz. or less quatitity.
by ___q L. Htisni-;r..t.
_ RYE FLOUR AND Bi-KAN FOR
Sale bv Gloves t- -‘(At -\1'tN~i
BLIND FAC'l‘Ol{Y.
T ‘HE S|.IlI8'.'l"Il)(fl’ iiiforiiis the iiiliabitatits o.
the Town of Norwalk, and its Vicinity.
that he has taken the shop belong to Jesse Curtis.
a little North of the Bridge, where he intend.-
carrying on the above busiiiessinall its braiiclii-s.
viz: Venitian, Parlour, and Out Side Moving
Blinds. . S. DEi\!CK.
Norwalk, May 12, 1832. 6m 229
BROADGLOTHS CASSIMERES
AND SATINETTS.
BENNETT 8; IVIALLORY
I_IAVE lately received a good a~.sortineii:
of Broadclutlis of every color and quiili
ty. als_o, Fashionable Cassiineresdb Sattiitotts,
likewise a good assortment of Flonnels and
Bsizeii, all of which will he sold Cheap.
Norwalk, Nov. 16, 1832.
A NEW SUPPLYOF GHQ ‘E31133-
.’E|iSO‘l B ELLS now oifi-rs to his frit-stills,
l I custotnei's. and the public, on very reason-
anlc terms, a general assortmeiit ot'Gi'oct:rii'.s, of
the very best quality, of which the l'olln»viii-.5 coni-
pri-e a part, viz :—St. Croix, \'ew Oi-lo ins, Pm--
to Rico, White Hiiviiiia, ltoafaud Lump S.'l_{'l."o'
by the barrel or less quzitititv. W. L .\l.il.f,-.~i-,._
Hysoii, Voting llyson. l-lysoii skin. So-.ii:li.iog,
Giiiipowtlt.-r. and linperiiil 'l‘l'I-XS ; \lo, l nu-l 2
i‘.'liickei'el , Soap by the box or retail ; Salt-i‘.-iiiis,
P"11|‘l=l5ll i Swill‘: Caveiitltsb Tiiliat-.co, pill: and
paper do; Coilrlsli. Cheese, L-trtl, Bi:i:i":iml .""t)rk
Hams fresh from the stnoiti‘ llttuSt’.', lirooiiis by
the dozen 01‘ single; shot by the lug or‘ pottii-l:
Spiiiiisli Segurs, very superior‘; \Vritiii;_; and
wrapping paper; FLOUR; Bio-vii Salt: ll-in
vy; Or hire.-i; Oiaiigc, .\1:ii'ii‘i:-ilaile, illl.l pr.-3-er
veil Ginger, inj irs; Cliiiriisliirig dry Dali s, an I
do dry Ginger, in boxes; Laiitp Oil; Ginger,
Allum, Stilt peire, lViiiilowGl:iss, B -ticli ivi'uske-
tell l’.-aisiiis, K--g do, Stoves, Watt-.r nail.-', Ce-lar
Tulis Hoes and Sliovtels; Chocolate,Liiinpliiiick,
Wliitiiig, t tit Logiw-oil, C;istoi' Oil, llpsoiii Stilts,
Es:-cnces, §’ai‘egorick, Sarszipnrilla Svrtip. So in
and Seiiilitz powilers . Sweet OJ; Stioiige; Al
spice, Prppei'.Cloves,Niiimugs, ivlustaril, Indigo,
lilelllllgfi, Figs, Aliiivintls, Peanuts, l'ui‘rttiils,
Braziliiuts, '.\'l-id-.ira Nuts; Blic‘.{i«g. Siiiiviiig
Soap, .VlOl1llli1.l1il dipped Czinillcs, l’lotiglis,Cul-
ton Rats, \’Vlii;)S. Spurs, Coffee Mills, Pbials,
Glass boitlrs Guiipoivder, Rice, Ciiimitrion, Li-
quorice, Fainarinils, Opotleliloc. Gum Ar-bic,
Lee’s Pills, Wash balls. Butter Ladies, St. [)0-
mingo. Ltiguira. Maiiilla. and superior old .1.-iva
(Joni-e, by the bag or less 6-]ll‘tI’llll_y, (Sec. ac.
Patron go is most respectfully solicited from
all, aiitl every attention will be paid to all tli se
who may see iii to favor the subscriber with any
piirt oftlieir custom. Norwalk, Sept, 21
VAL UAB LE DIEDICINES,
F'U‘€ SALE AT ’I‘IrIE
NURVVALK DIS_I’EN-WARY.
Dr. lt‘el_fi:'s Billlllllflill Drops.
One of tlieliesillleiliciiies yet discovcret1,for all
Impurities oft.ie Blootl
Dr. Rc{fe’s Asthmritic Pills.
Give iuiini-iliate relief-—ol'ten cure the most ob-
stinate Cnuglis—Cominon Colds are frcqtiently
remove-.d in it few hours l
Dr. Re(fc’s Aromatic Pills for Females.
For Female Complaints, such as Obstructions,
Debility, Green Sickness. &c. (Sic.
Dr. Relfefs Aiitibilinus Pills.
A powerful Reiiiiidy for Biliotts Complaints.
Dr. Relfe’s Vegetable .\'pec;'fic.
One of the best Remedies known for Dyspep-
sia, Sick Heail—Ache, 81c.
Dr Jelzlfs R/.cumrztic Liniment.
Its good ell‘:-cts are immediate. It has often
cured Rlieumatisin ofyeiirs sian.iing in 24 hours.
Dumfries’ Itc/i Ointnierit.
Cure in one hours application only .'! No dan-
ger from taking colil—contains no Mercury or
other daiigeroiis ing-etlient.
Dunifries’ Retiiczlyfor the Piles.
\Vill be foiinil on oi the best articles known
for this l;t'0uble.-oine complaint.
Diunfries' Eye Water.
A most highly approved Wash, for Sore, In-
tliimed and Weak Eyes. V
British Antiseptic Dentzfrice.
A most Superior Article for Whitening and
Pro-serviiigr the Teeth and Gums.
IL?‘ Prepared from the Original MS. Recipes
oftlie late Dr. W T. CUNVV.-1V, by his immediate
Succesltor and the Sole PXO]t1'iet0l’,T. KIDDER
Boston, Mass
CA at RIAG E BIAKJNG.
-'.,;‘t Al‘i1MlS KL COLLINS respectfully inform
—"”*’ the citizens of Norwalk and the public gen-
erally, that they have taken the well known stand
formi-rly occupied by Johnson 8:. Williams. as a
carriage shop, where all orders in that line of
business will be thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended to. The subscribers flatter them-
selves that they shall be able to give entire satis-
{action to all who favor ihein Wllll their custom,
and therefore solicit a share oftlte public patron-
age. ll/ii.LiA.'ii C. SAMMIS.
AMBROSE COLLINS
N. B. ALL -kinds of Iron work done at the
shortest Votice. Norwalk, Stpt. 17., 1832. 247
S ELLENG OFF
A'l‘ COST.
F’?“"fi HE subscribers contemplating ll difi‘ei‘eiit
§_ 8.l‘I‘ailgPlnenl.1n bu.-iiiess, now offer their
.--oirk of DRY GOODS, consisting in part of
Silks, Crapes. Bomliazines, Bleiinnes, Merino
Circassitins, Print-etia Liistiugs Naiikeeus, Priii-
ted Musliiis. Ginghams. Calicoes, Checks, Tick-
ing, Stripes, &c. ls2.c., AT COST.
TAYLOR 8:. SMITH.
N. B In consequence of the New Arraiige-
merit the subscri'iers intend making in business,
it is absolutely ni:ces.ary that all accounts due
said firm, should be settled previous to the 20th
of Jan. next, all act's reniaiiiing unsettled at
tliai time, ill be put into the hands of an Olliver
or coileciion. '1‘. & S.
READY MADE CLO i‘HlNG-
E. CORKER, has tiow on hand a large as-
o soriinent of Clolllltl". which is made in
the best manner. and warranted. The following
will comprise a small port-—Broadc‘otli, Satiinet,
an.l Bi-iiverteen Short Jac..ets. Blue, inix't and
olive P-ntviloons. lllk fig‘d green velvet Vests.
Flannel Shirts and Drawers of all kinds. Muslin
Shirts, pl in and worked linen bosoins. Comfort-
ers, Stocks, Cravuts, Hiindki-rchirfs, Gloves, Sus-
penders, &c. Caps of all kinds, fancy do for chil-
dien. N. B. Tiiyloring done in the mostfiishion-
able maiiiier. N0|'\\'ilIl\ Jan.l.
L. Ea B]. B. til RAE)
g 'A'v'E recently i'i-c- ived lrom New York, H
very ext nsive stock of rall and \Viiite~
DAY GOODS, \VllIt'.l| [net are eittiblcd to SP1
iniicti lower than at former s--asoiis. In adult
lion 1!) their forini-.r its.-orini«-iii may he fiuiid:
|Ul|p~ Bro.idclot's. (Jiissiineit-s, and Saiti
iicl.lsol'cvcijt colour quality and price: tiliv.-
anil Brown Peter-‘hath for over coats: Silk Vel-
vet Vt-sting ; Valetitia and .\Iarsaillt-silo. ; 100
pieces .\1oriiio Cloths and Cit-cassioiis. coinpri
sing all colours and prici-s; Liiilies and Gentle-
ini-iis .\'leriiio Cumblet; 5011 ps. light anti dark
Chintz Calicoesi ltali-in, Grotle Swiss, Gro tle
Nap and Florence Si.ks ; 100 Merino and Titi-
bi-t Wool Shawls lroin 4.4to 9.4.25 per cent
cheap l‘1.hrll| were ever rifl'eieil -in this village‘
’ll°O Prussirn, Valencia & Cashmere do.; drei
Htlkfs ofevery description ; white Boliinel: Lt
«res, all widths ; Edgi-igs and Footing; a liirg
assortment ol Rjlibons; Ciimliric, Swiss, B003
and ilediuin Mttslins : Col’d Ca nbrics ; 300 pi
tlle.i<h’d Muslins; lit bales Uubleach'd do;: ll-
isu Linens and Lawn: Odean and Dorclieste
Tickiiig; heavy Baiigup Coril; English Bea
verteeii: Freucli Boinbnziiie; Blk. and Col’d
Bombazetts; Linen anti Cotton Diapers; Mor
eeii ; Gentleincits Stocks, ii good article i Fiat!
ties of every colour and price; Green Fl‘lZ'
pa,m;,,g; C,_,..v,-.55; Osnabnrg and Biirlaps;
Carpet Yarn, all numbers; Cotton Baits by the
Bale, at the Factory prices; _Tog°ther with al-
most every article ctilleil for. Ladies and Gen-
ilemen will realize a saving of at least 10 pot
cent. by calling and purchasing at the L-Ififil
Starks. Norwalk, October 15, 1832.
. ,1‘ )' ‘I1 is) r u .
Nbliif BBEEE. Etflfl-.~JE§.
NAS H II-OYT
AVE this day rec'd and are now opeiiing
13. iii the Nesv Cfliiilaii Sltire, ziu titl.littoii:il
stip_tilv of GOODS. s.ii able for the present and
Clltlllllif St‘fl~‘Ull which -\lil be olf-:i-ml vory low,
C-/licoes, I00 patir-.i'ti-i. Ct).’tl,)1'l“1iI|z' o $[l‘lllf1':li us»
aortineiit ofliglit aii.l -'lill'i( (,‘ol’d,; go P5,’ [-‘m.
tlllllfti l“l‘lIll~‘, .~iH‘ll..' very lore; I;f*,(-3'; anti
liliw liliick Gr.» il.-e Bi.-rliii; iil.ic‘~< ll‘-tll«tHS bloc"
and co|'il t.i‘i‘o do .\'ii;i ; . blk. l.u5ti'i:i_{ and Sin
rhew; blk. flll'l i:ol’il Fltii'ieii<.es; blk. Illllliltl
Crap:-; blk N.iti‘iees. and l.‘-aiitm. C-'a;.\i:: blk.
ll.:ll1'rt£lf_-IA!"-lVi11S; 5 4 Blk. Veil Crap:-; light and
(lllli Glllgllillllit Frciitzli [)l'll1lt"l (liiinliiii-.i{s;
silk and cotton tligg tl lkfs ; l’:iiigt_-e ililkls ;
it good il3.i.')l'l.lT]i’lli of Dress I'I‘.l:f.~:.; V:i.‘ieiiti;.i
aiizl .'il:ii'st-ills Vestiiig. liglzt iiiiil iiai‘l~;; s-il.( iinij
-lili Vt'li'i=l Vt"-~‘lttt'.'_i 3.} and (5.4 B:iiii‘i.:zi:ie.
blk. ttiiil co!’i. 1'3 itubazi't«‘s; lflsli Llll'fll\'.2.1 good
t'lS£--0l‘llT1E’l1l ; Long La-.vii ; Liiieii C«im=iri.k ;
Linen Cttiiili:'ic'-; llilkfs , smut: VOl‘,’ low; mull,
S\VlSS..I'rlf.‘l(')lll'll and liidia Cilllli)l'l(3l{S, II'_:"ll iinil
plain: Petiiliiig; linen and ('0ttt)ll l-'1-i.-,5; Spout
Ct‘-llmi all -Vo.~‘.: lili-at-li’d Kiiittiiig tlozmii: cot-
toii Cords; silk Bra!-is tlthl Cor-ls ; 4-‘! and (5-4
Btililiaiiett Lace; Bobliinett l"ootiti_»;. till wiililisi;
lailies blk. Silk; cottoii & worsterl llos-2 ;_ white
Cotton aml Randoiii do. . gctilleiiii-.ii’s white
cotton and tnix’t R iiidotii do. ; it g'tftlf.‘l'itl assort-
mtfnl nl La'lit-s and Gcntleiiieiis silk and leather
Gloves ofall prices, from ls to 125.; 4 BHIPS
brown Slieeiiitgs, from 66. to 1 1c. ; 60 ps. til.-;ii;ti'i1
Shiriing from tie. to 23.; Bi-tl'l‘icltiiig: Usua-
biirgs: Biirliips; Canvass; cotton i'.lir:t-ks and
Stripes; Dom.-:.stic Gingham; cotioii Yarn all
Nos. from No. 3 to 22; cotton Wail-ling and
Batting; Pailtliiig; Rllsslll. Dl‘rlp(.‘l'; do Sheeting;
Umbiclitis; Boys Caps and Hats: brown and
blk. Linen; blue and yellow Naiiikeeii; red, vel-
lov/, green and white Flaiiuels ; tiallions ; Rib-
llf'|_lS_; lH'0w_n an.l white French Linens; Linen
l)l'llllngS ; I’apei' Htiiigirigs ; blk. Erunelle;
Priiitrr-tta Lasting; S.ilisbui'_v Flannel; Ladies
Le_._»;horn and Straw Hiits ; Straw Braids; [lat
Tiiiniiiiugs; Millinett; Foundation Muslin, &c.
The above Goods will be olliered at very low pri-
Ce5- New Caiiasiii. -\llL’llSl ‘25. I432
NORVVALK, NOV. lfltli, 1832.
NEVV AND CEEEAP
FALL AND VVI.'V1TER GOODS.
WIILLIAM GALE Is this day opening a
large and gr-iieral assortment of Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, which will be ofli-red
as cheap as at any other Store in the County.
.~‘.i:iniig his assortnieitt will be found : 200 pieces
Black and Col’d. Merino Circassians, of every
desirable colour, from 25 cis. to 56 cis. ' 40 psi.
black and blue, inixt and faiicy col’d. Satinctts,
from 35 to Ills ; 20 ps. elegant Frencli Merino
Cloiirs; 150 ps. Bron lcloihs ofevery fiisliiomi
ble Colour and all Qualities and Prices ; 20 ps.
striped and plain fancy col’d. Cassimeres; 40L‘
ps. dark and light Chintz Calicoes, new patterns,
from 6 cis to 28 cis. ; 50 ps. Furniture Chintz
Calicoes. from 12 cis. to 25 cts ; brown. white,
green, blue and red Canton Flannels; 30 pare
Bose Blankets, from 8-4 to 12-4 ; brown, olive
and di ab Petershain for Over Coats; Devonsliire
Kl?l‘5!=,Vi striped and plain Moleskin; Bangup
Cords .; Green Baize and Frize ; Canvass and
Padding ; white and black Cotton Wailding;
400 ps b'e:ich’d and brown Sliirtiiigs and Slice-
tings, from 6 cis. to 22 cts. ; a large assortment
Black mattiona Italian Silk ; Gro de Berlin. Gro
de Swiss, Gro de Naps, Gro de Paris, Gro de
lntlies; dotiiile black and hliie black Florerices ;
black Sincliews and Sarcittett and black Tit-il’d
Seige; black and col’il. French Craipes; black
Niiiilieeti and Canton Crapes ; Pongee ; brou n,
green and blue Goats Hair and Common Cain
l->-'8l=‘i Napping Cloths; 50 ps. col’tl Cambricks
of every shade for litiiiigs ; Silk Velvet, Boinba
zine, and Silk Stocks; a splendid assortment of
Changeable, Water’d and Plain Gro de‘ Naps
and Florences foi'l.idiestlrt-sses and cloaks ; blk.,
scarlet and white long 81. square Meritio Shawls,
warranted free from Cotton, at about half the
usual price ; 100 Prussian Shawls and Hdkfs. ;
plain ts‘; figurd Mitldles; fancy silk. gauze, crape,
berage, velveteen and manderine dress Hdkfs. ;
black, scarlet, orange and white Ihibet Wool
and Cashmere Hdkfs. ; green, white and black
Blond Gauze Veils; Green Berage; Linen Cain-
bric and Linen Cambric Hdkfs.; Irish Linen= ;
'1 bread and Bobiiiet Lace and Edgings; Blond
Footing and Editing; Beading; Pongee, Silk
and Baiidaniio Hdkfs.; while and plaid Cm-
vittts: black italian and fancy col’d. Silk Cra-
vaits ; green. white, scarlet, red and black Flan-
ncls ; fine French Jet Black Bombazines; plain
and figur’d jaconct, iiiull, nansook, swiss and
ciimbric Musiins ; linen and cotton table Diapers;
Russia Sheeting and Diapers; Crash; super blk.
Silk Velvet; dark and light Vt.-sting of all kinds;
Burlaps and Osnaburghs; Buckskin Mittens;
Fur Collars ,'Meiis and Boys fur, otter and hare
seal Caps; Ladies Leghorn, open work, straw
Leghorn, braid and split Straw Hats, cheap ; silk
and cotton Umbrellas ; 50 doz. Ladies and Gen-
ilemens 1-lorseskin, Woodstock and Beaver
Gloves, from 6 cis. to $1 25; Ladies and Gen-
ilemens silk, worsted, woolen and cotton Hosery
did assoriimiit gauze and plain Hat Ribbons;
cotton Yarn ; Candle Wick; Batting and Car-
pet Yarn b_i the Bale; black and white Wire
~ arils; black, col’d., plain and ligur’d Velvet
.$e|t R..bboiis; Peeiiknives ; Scissors; No. 1 1 2.
2 illid 3 black Ribbons by the Box; Gentletnens
Fur Hats, noon and ciieati, &c.
CI CASSIANS &J.VIEl{I.\ O CLO'l‘I-IS
.' iHlS day rec’d a spleuéitl assortment of
Circassaiis and Merino Cloths, well wor-
llly the atteiitioti of purclia-ers, by E. ST]-JVENS.
N()l‘whlK, Oct. 22d, I832.
BIERINI) SHA\VLS.
, GO-Jl) a.-sortmeiii of Red. White, and
L Black. Long and Square Merino Shawls.
very Ch--ap, also, B tie and Brown Camblel.
good and cheap Mi-rino Cloth, and Merino
Circassiaiis on hand and for sale by
Nov. 16. 1832. BENNETT 6L MAr.r.omt.
C HRISTIAN LYRE.
Ii‘ HE lst and 2d Vols. oftlie Christian Lyre
with t ‘:8 supplement, bound in one volume,
just received and for Sale at the
Sent. 10. GAZETTE BOOKSTORE-
B ROADCLOTI-IS,
SPLEN DID assortment, suitable for La-
dies Cloaks, by Minomsnuoox lit. Mortars.
Watts on the .i\i'tud.
HE improvement of the Mind. by Isaac
E Watts, just received and for Sale atthe
Sept. 10, GAZETTE Booxsronm
BUTTE R.
raw rii-iiiumvery superior Butterijuv
received and for Sale Cheap by
pro,-, 24, Nstsog B. l’.i.i.s. l
11
Ware, which will be Sold very low.
5- 4
oi’ eveiy ilisci-iption,l'roir: is to 8s a pair; a splen- -
scrtptimls 3
:
SADDLE 8L HARNESS IYIAKIVIG.
THE subscriber ever
thankful for the patronage
he has received, would in-
form the public,that be con-
tinues to carry on tho it-
tiove business, at his old
‘!i.'.l" ' iv ‘ .":- .'Z—-- \ I - .
l.l1[t3r0)ll([i();;:;;lsl,-[V d;31l|C;’e4 ltpiiipiiili) ii piii ‘ 1 | _ . _+ ! s,,md_ m sauaayuck, when
__ . , - . v. .- - - .\ _.-2. .- ,
.,H ,m,(-, AC, £':,,;,N) ",:'.'<' Tm ‘i.’ 5m, ‘ii! '3‘ .. .. -- - -- 0 he has on hand and is con-
" t: .s~'.-'...‘, at-.-, ':~::-~. ‘Hi . - - .
Cup‘, , 5.1,“ _, ' H ’.“‘ l’ '' v_l . ‘*-'5-.‘r-c.¢si:t9.i)%U3' stuutly Manufacturing, of
.. . it Its’. it go-iil il.s‘s:)l tin--tit, v.iiimi- the 5,‘, NW “_ t | _
(3 tlil'‘~'i f)'eu1Jei‘tectt8. till q I ilitii-5 n-iil vi-ry low ; ' I ' ' ‘ ‘I Hidh‘ 3"d‘"es' Bfldle" H",
"‘-’-“=‘- Tl‘U"li~‘. Vulieces. &c., expressly for ous-
‘--'HTlt‘l'$ "Se. and as che-ip as can be bought in tho
Ullllt’-ll Stairs. Also, for Sale, Btiffalo Robes,
Whips. S;iiir.~i, II irse Blankets, Curry Cotnbit,
and Horse Brtvtli-=9, 296. &c
', Rep iii lug d me with neatness St despatch.
'l'fIl'.‘ hl.{ll(?Sl market price paid for Wood, ig
exttltilllge for VVorl-t. PHILO VV. JONES.
957
Saugaiuck, Nov 19. 18213.
V I 31 E subscriber would inform his friends and
the public in genenil. that his Packets hi";
commenced their weekly Trips and will sail from
his landing to Pt-ck Slip iii the following manner:
Sloop £lI1C:CH4'Il\'I(‘,ALDEN Bitorrrwi-:t.i. Minster,
will sail 'l‘tie.sila_v siiiid return Siiturdayg; shop
CI'l'lZE.‘.-V Smn’l. T. MoreIimise,Master. will sail
S:iturila_vsS;- return on] btirstltiys. For Freight or
1’ii~'.=itge apply to the subscriber or to eithtiroftho
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON H01" .
Norzoalk, February 27, 1832.
FOR SALE, .
A PLEASAN FLY situated, and
, __-__, very convenient built Dwelling House,
and an Acre of Good Land adjoining, with fine
Fruit, and other conveniencies. situated is few
rods above the old Well School House, and near
the Mi-tlridist Mt-etiiig House. The House is in
good repair, and will be sold cheap. For further
pm-zicul.-irs enquire oi‘ Ciisatiis MALLORI.
Norwalk, Aiigu-it 24. 1832. 244
LAND FOR SALE.
HF. subscriber offers for sale two tracts
of land of about 8 acres each, belonging
to the ll(‘ll‘S of Jeremiah Camp deceased, sit-
uated at the Rocks so called, about a mile
north of ilie Bridge. Jonathan Camp, Jr.
Norwalk, Sept. 10, 1832.
. i .-.
'-°-,‘t§ITIrI & BL ACICNI \N
E AVE on hand and for Sale. Maple Joist,
Mahogany Veneer, and Sticking Bottoms.
Norwalk, August. 11.1832. -
NI -3,! RE AR RIVALS.
SMITH & BLACKMAN,
E AVEjust received by the Schooner Brill-
’ iant,from the State of MAlNE,100,000 ft.
of Boards, Plank, Timber, and Cornice Sticks
100.000 Laih ofa Superior quality.
ALSO—- By the Sloop Swan, from ALBANY,
ti cargo of Lumber, consisting of Tally and Mori-
Clitltiiabli: Boards and Scantling, which are 0331-
ed to the public at the lowest market prices.
Norwalk, September 17. 1832.
PAINTS AND OILS.
59 Kegs VVhite Lead, Ground
in 0:1 ; 1000 Kegs Drv Whtte Lead, 1000 do.
Spanish Brown ; 800 do. Venetian Red ; 3
Casks Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oil, 3;-c. by
June 11. STREET &..IAMI-ZS.
VVINDOVV GLASS.
TREET &. JAMES Have just received
100 Boxes 6.8 7.9 8.10 10.14 9.131216
American and English Glass, which are ol1'or-
ed at the lowest prices.
LUMBER.
AT NEW CANAAN.
HE subscribers bave»received an assort-
ment: of Lumber, which they are offer-
ing on as good terms as can be purchased else-
wliere.
NASH &. I-Ion‘.
. New Canaan, J ut‘ie“l_,_l_i.3_2. ‘
CROCICERY.
lDDLEBROOK 81. MORRIS havejust ro-
ceived a fresh supplyofCrockery 8:. Gina
West side of the Bridge, Norwalk, Sept. 10.
CRAPE Shawls, just received and
for Sale by Mmnni-:srcoox 81. Moiiois.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
UST received and for sale by the Box orleso
quantity, bv Nmsoit B. ELM.
SADDLES BRIDLES 83C.
IUST rec'd at the New Canaan Store. on
o assortment of Saddles, Bridles and Mar-
tingale, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan, Jtine 1. NASt{ 61, I'IOY'!'.
HATS! HATS ll »
T the New Catfaan Store may be found, Q
good assortment of Gentleman's, Youth‘s
and Boys Hats, from $1,00 to $5.50. Bllicl‘ 33‘
Drab of the latest Fashions. Nssn ii. Hon.
New Canaan, August 25. 1832.
WINDOW GLASS.
45 BOXES 6 by '8. 7 by 9.8 by 10. 10 by 13,
9 by 12, 12 by 14, and 12 by 16 Window Glut,
by . Srnssr &. JAEES.
SNUFF Gt TOBACCO,
EPT constantly on hand, and for Sale,
, Wholesale or Retail, at New York prices.
by Emviiv Lonxwnnn.
NEW SUPPL Y OF
TODIB AND FLAGGIN G STONE.
[IE subscriber hasjust rec'd an extensive
and very superior lot of . Marble, for Gran
Stones, Hearth Stones. 8/c. line.
He has now on handgfroin 75 to 100 pair _ot
Fomb Stones. most of which are prepared for in-
also from 20 to 30 Hearth Slonfl.
ionsistiiig of blue marble,and North River!-‘log:
Marble Facings, Pall“ smlle‘ 3”‘! M"“"’l"
Cinques, Soap Stop" Free Stone: &'s°al’ sum‘
Furnaces:
He Manufactures and has constantly on hand
Parlor Grates,fittetl with SORP 5‘°“°' Al"°t C°°k’
in Ranger _ _
foEOfiices; Soap Stone Fireplaces for heating
air ; Soap Stoac Stoves, for heating Hatters and
5, for Coal or Wood ; Small Grates
r ‘l ' . ,_
a(l):d:riv.mliii‘t with Eliphalet Coley, Weston,
Charles Wrigiit,Saugatuck, Bradly Kesler, New
Canaan, James H Hoyt. Stamford, Augustus
Lyon, Horsneck, James Jones, Wilton,.Docl. N .
D. Haight, North Stamford, John Smith, Elli
Sawpitts, N. Y. Henry Jackson, Redford, Hoo-
ry Harris, Sing Sing, Gilbert. Brown. P9955“!!!
will meet with prompt attention.
EDMUND PRICE-
? MAPS ftho Saws or . . You
Ol'tii'K!5Els at the O Bszsr rs Brurbruu .
Norwalk Chronicler