My
f
" GEORGE ST JOHN
TILL continues the Dry Good, Crockery and
Dry Grocery business, at his old stand a few
ods East oi‘NorwalkBridge,and invites all who wish
to purchase either Drv Goods-, China, Glass Ware or
Dry Groceries, to call and see if he cannot suit
them, both in price and quality.—His stock con-
sists in part of the following :
Black, Blue, Brown and Mixed Braadclotlrs;
Mixed Satinetts, good and Cheap.
SILKS,——Black' Gro de Swiss. Gr? de Nap. Ita-
lian Lustring, Double Florence. SiilCli€_WS, Stirs‘
nett, &c.; India Satin, very stout? Salli“ Lt’-Vfiib
tine; Green Sarsnett and Florence; Pink. White,
Blue, Crimson and Straw C0l’d- Fl0Y9iiC9; Pongee 3
Nankeen and Canton Crepes : Black. Red. Yfillm‘ :
White and Green Flannels: VVhite Canton Flnnnels,
very good; Bangup Cord : Lyon Skin 3 Padding :
Beaverteen : Imitation Goats Hair and Blue Canib-
let for cloaks. very stout ; Green Baize; Embossed
Muslins: Col’d. Cambries; black, blue, brown,
green, drab and crimson col’d. Tabby Velveis;
col’rl. and black Circassians; bl’k Bombazine; brown
&blcach’d Shectings and Sliirtings; Rag Carpeting:
Cambric Muslins; Plain and Fig’d -Swiss,_Book and
Jaconett Muslin; Black Silk Velvet: Calico‘-’S: Com‘
men and Chintz ; Furniture Chintz, 566-
Norwalk, Dec. 3,1832.
GIBBS Sc RAYMOND:
East and of Water Street, on the Corner of New Slip,
‘ BE now ofiering to the Public :1 general
.-. assortment of Groceries. which they will
ell as Cheap as can behouglit elsewhere. The
following articles comprise a part :—
Molasses, Brown Sugar, Loaf& Lumpdo.
Old Hyson Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Soucbong TEAS ; Coffee, Alspice, Pepper,
Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs,
Pearlash, Chocolate, Currants, Figs,
Beeswax, Mould and Dip’t Candles,
Soap, Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder,
Shot, Tairarinds, Almonds, Filberts, _
Peanuts, Brazilnuts, Beans, Paste Blocking,
Shaving Soap, Segars, Lemon Syrup,
Caster Oil, Table Salt, Van Dyke’s Mustard,
Herring, &c Szc. &.c. &c.
ALSO—Pot Ashes, Dry and Picklcd Cod Fish
and Mackerel by the Barrell and half Barrel] ;
Western and Southern Flour by the Barrel ; Salt
of all kinds; Pork Hams, Shoulders and Chops;
Beef Hams, Mess Pork, &.c. Nails, all sizes,
Glass, (950.
N. B. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Groceries. Mav 28.
STREET fir JAMES.
Dealers in Lumber 63“ Building Zllaterzals,
AVE just received a large supply of articles in
H their line, consisting of 6 by S, '7 by 9, 8 by
10, 9by 12,9 by 13, and 10 by 14 Window Glass,
\Vrought and Cut Nails of all sizes, White and red
Lead, Litherage, Chrome and Stone Yel‘ow, Spec’d
do., venetian Red, spanisli Brown and W lilting,
Ground Verdigris, Lamp Black, Linseed Oil, by the
Barrel], Summer tlo.,Paint Brushes and Sash Tools,
Butt Hinges and Wood Saws of all sizes, Norfolk
and Bright Thumb Latches from No. 0 to No. 5,
Mortice Locks, Knob Locks and Latches of all
sizes, Closet, Chest, Trunk and Pad Locks, Brass
and Iron Rounds and Flat Bolts, Plate Hingcs,Strup
and HL do., VVindow Springs and Fastcnings, cast
Iron Pullies andDoor Knockers, Brass Hinges, Brass
Buttons on Plates, Iron do., commode Knobs Glass
ditto, New Patterns, Brace and Bits, hand and buck
Saws, Carpenters Rules and Squares, flat, lialfround
and square Files, screw Augurs, polished Hammer,
Plane Irons, double and single spoke shaves and
sirew Turns, 89¢.
CABINET VVARE HOUSE.
HE Subscriber still continues the Cabinet-
making business at his stand in .\'orwalk, a
few rods east of the Bridge, where he intends to
manufacture all kinds ofcabinet ware, such as Side-
boards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables, dressing do.,
Bedsteads, wash, candle and work Stands, Chairs
ofeverv description. All oftlieabove named arti-
cles will be manufactured in the best and most fash-
ionable manner—-and as cheap as can he bought at
any other cstablisliiiient in the country. Any one
wishing to purchase articles in the above line, are
respectfully invited to call and examine for them-
selves.
N. B., All kinds of country produce 'takc11 for
Furniture.
All orders thankfully received and punctually at-
tended to by CURTIS F. INCH.
‘March 4. H10
=CABIN ET VVARE-IPIOU SE.
HE subscribers respectfully inform the inha-
bitants of Norwalk and its vicinity, that the
business heretofore carried on by JESSE ST}-ZBBINS,
will in future be carried on by JESSE Srsnnms and
S. D. GAGE, at the old stand, one mile-north of the
Bridge, on Danbury Turnpike, where they intend to
keep constantly on hand a general assortment of
Cabinet Furniture, and Chairs ofevery description,
or a superior quality, and as cheap as can be put-
chased in any part of the country.
Persons furnishing their houses will do well to give
hem a call.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for cabinet work.
Cofiins made in thé ncatest manner, and on the
Chortest notice.
STEBBINS EL GAGE.
Norwalk, March 4th, 1833. if 10
INSURANCE AG29.1NS'I‘ Friars BY A
Nl:1W YOISHE OFFECIE9
NO. 60 WALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
OF NR1’ YORK, have appointed George St.
:'Io_ht_i,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
gotning, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contatnediu them, such as Dry goods,
Groceries. 81c. 8Lc.
against 10.55 or trauma: by fire.
the Hpward company have a capital ot' $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security ofthose
who may have insurance made by said Companyln-
surnce elfcted at the lowest premium &. none, need
be brought from afiluence to wantin consequence
0floss_ by Fire; as all can be protected from its de-
struction by a small yearly stipend. The above
named Agent is authorised to issue Polices to those
‘'00 m‘! ‘PPl)’- The Company pursue a libral
;‘o““:el:'°ml3‘ ¢°O|‘88li1 adjusting and paying their
T THE NEW CAN AAN STORE—Clover and
- Timothy Seed,of good quality,clear from plan- '
tain, thistle and daisy, by NASH & I-IOY 1‘.
A March 7. 1833.
ARDEN SEEDS——Raised by the Shakers-
the following are for sale by GEO. St. JOHN.
Early Petersbufg Peas French turnip
Large wht marrofat do Rue
Green dwarf do do Frankfort Lettuce
Strawbrery do Large early curl head do
Berkshire dwarffieans Hardy green do
Early bush do Early do
Red Cranberry do Large head do
Blood Beet Grand Admiral do
Orange Beet Drum head winter cabbage
Turnip Beet Early do
Reil 38%! Red Dutch do
White Beet Early Yorkshire do
Scarcit Savoy do
59333 0 . Sugar-loaf do
White onion- Scotch Kale
Yellow onion sage
Rfll Onion Summer Savory
Long white Pariinip Celery
Guernsey Parsnip
Orange Cari-or
English Turnip
English tankard Turnip
Scarlet Radish
Scarlet Turnip Radish
‘Salmon Radish
Yellow Swedish Timiip
Curled Parsley
Garden Cress
Pepper Grass
Saffron
Watermelon
Rusty coat Muslrmelon
Nutmeg Musltmelon
Dutch Bush Squash
Asparagus Crookneck Summer do
Hquash Pepper Yellow do Winter do
Cfiyfiiiiifi Peppot Early Cucumber
I'll”! Early Cluster Cucumber
Burnet Long Cucumber
Norwalk, March 26.
Gannniv SEEDS.
For sale by WEED &. BUTLER.
GUARD AGAINST RFIE.
, PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY.
M. J. STREET, of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection Insurance Company, of
Hartford Connecticut. offers to insure Houses,
Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the con-
tents of each, together with every other similar
species of property, _
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Premium olfereal, are as low as
those of any other similar lnFtll.tllI0ll, and every
man has now an opp()rl,unlI_\,', FOX‘ 11 l.l'lI1li'lg sum,
to protect liimsclfagainsi. the ravages of this de-
structive elemcnt, which often in a single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many years
The course the ofiicc pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting & payment of
losses, is prompt: and liberal. For terms of insti-
rance, application may be made to the above
named Agent who is authorized to issue polices
to applicants without deln y.
HAEBD-WARE
AT WHIJLESAE OR RETAIL.
Y the subscriber. The following are a few of
the principal articles, viz. :-
Cross Cut Saws and Fiddles. Jnpaned Lamps and
Griddles, Snulfer Trays and Latches, Kncb Locks
and Matches, Gridirons and Snuff Boxes, Coffee
Mills and Wrenches, Oil Stones and Tea “falters,
Po‘.v«lerHorns and Augers,VVariiiing Pain and Meas-
ures. Crow Bars and Horse Whips, Percussion Caps
and Wafers, Cut Nails and Razors. Mortice Loclts
and Gimblets, Cotton Cards and Mouse Traps, Brass
Knobs 8; Clothes Brushes, lIorse Combs and Lather
Boxes. Bridle Biits and Sad Irons, Glass Knobs and
' Toasting lrons. Butcher Knives and Iron Shovels,
Brass Butts and Thimbles, Iron Squares and Jews
Harps, Grind-stones and Beeswax, Looking Glasses
and Sleigh Bells, Cork-screws and Jamb Ilooks,
Buck Saws and Pewter Faucets, Pocket Knives
and Nail-Rods, Pad Locks and Hair Bl‘ll‘iI‘tCS, Stair
Rodsand Straw Knives, Slates and Razor Straps,
Tongs and Frying Pans, Shovels and Tea Bolts,
Door Springs and Spectacles, Hand Saws and
Tooth Brushes, Window Springs and Furnaces
Trace Chains and Slice Knives, Steel Squares and
Sash Pullies, Brass Nails and Ink Powder, Candle-
sticks and Paint Brushes, Mill Saws and Jack
Knives, Coffee Pots SI. Pokers, PenKiiives and Chalk
Lines,Tea Spoons and Scissors, Brass Back Saws
and Chisscls, Copper Tacks and Gou-ges, VVood
Screws and Holland Skates, Window Glass and Gun
Flints, Table Spoons and Aiidirons, Riding Whips
and Fish Lines, Shutter Screws and Cutting Plyers,
Scale Beams and Lanthorns, Curry Combs and Saw
Files. Cast Steel and Bed Cords, Bed Screws and
Horse Brushes, Sheep Shears and Bellows, Bed Key
and Platte Irons, Curtain Pins and Sledges, Hub
Bands mid Dish Kettles, P_.i'eut Butts and Snutfers,
Flat Bolts and Lather Brushes. Compass Saws and
Wedges, Sauce Pans and Screw Drivers, BlnckLcnd
an.is;eei.vm-(1s_1.-or, Pots and Compasses, Le-high
Coal and Axes, 1-2 Round Files and Table Casters,
Sad Iron Stands and Wagon Boxes, Rat Tail Files
and Iron Casters, Bench Planes and Hinges, Tr_ving
Squares and Spiders, Flush Bolts and Atlzcs. Hat-
ters Grates and Lashes, l)itchiii.g Spades and Gages.
Spring Steel and Door Knockers, Cegar Tubes and
Trowcls, Sash Cords and Spaiables, Steel '.l'i'aps and
Gate Balls. Shaving Soap and Paper. 'l.‘runk Locks
and Oil Cloth, Chest Locks and VVlict Stones,
Wrought Nails aiid.'l‘i'unk Locks, Red Chalk and
Indigo, Bread Trays and Carvers, Pocket-litnlcs and
Sun Clauses. Bottle Corks and Marking Bruslics,
Cot-ton Yarn and Dog Collars, Knitting Pius and
Draw Locks, Trip Hammers and Aiivils, &c Ste.
The above goods with many more, may be found
at the Store of JACOB SI‘J)"1'/-I.
BIERIPIO CLOTI-IS ANI)
JIIERINO CIRt'}/1.S'.S'IA'NS.
,"~'t‘ ILLIAM GALE will open this day, a lnngc
assortment of Frencli.Meiino Cloths and Cir-
cassisns of Superior quality and of (very tlesirnble
colour; Blackand Col’d Gro (Ze Naps ; _Gro tic Berl-
in and Italian; Silks for Ladies dresses and Cioaits :
Black and Blue Black \I'ater’tl Gro dc Berlins; a
large assortment of BiOa(1ClOlllS; (.‘nssimci‘es and
Satiiiettsof evorysliade, quality, and price; hiown,
blue and green Camblets; Green Baize and Frize;
Brown and B!eucli’d Sheetiiigs and Shirtings; Bed
Ticking; Rose Blankets: red, white, yellow and
green Flannels ; brown, blue, green and uliite Can-
tor: I-‘lannels; Mens and Boys Fur and Hair Seal
Caps.
Ncrwalk, Dec. 10, 1832.
NEW SEIPPLY
OF E:1BIILY G-ROCERIES.
1:.dwin Lockwood
EEE‘.-SS JUST replenished his assortment of
GROCERIES St PROVISIONS, which
are warranted to be of the choicest quality and
as cheap as any in market.
In his assortment may befountl:
Younrr I-Iyson Hyson Skin
and=Souchoiig I TEAS‘
..7a'.'a,l\.Ianilla, and Laguira {‘D:F}_t‘_l;{§fit].
Double and single Loaf]
Do. do. Lump {
St. Croix, N. Orleans, _ g3:,UgAR.
Sugar I-louse, India, &. 3
l-Iavanna J
VV. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.
t‘.’la.leira, Port, Lisbon, l‘.'I-alnga and Currant
VVINES. CORl)l.ALS, wholesale and retail
Ale, Cider, and Vinegar. Sl’lCl’;S—-Nutmegv,
Cloves, Cinnairioii, Ginger, Pepper, Al:-pica,
&c.; Spanish and American Sugars , Plug, Cut,
and Smoking Tobacco; Pork, I-Isms, Macke-
rel in b;.srels, Cotlfish,Ci'ackcrs.I‘Ierring,Cheese,
Lard, Butter, Rice; I-lone) very superior, Cho-
colate, and Cocoa.
Lemon Syrup, Stoughlon’s Bitters, Mustard,
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Salt, white and
yellow bar Soap, Starch, Brooms.
FRUIT——Raisina. Figs, Currants, Pruncn
hard & soft. Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Filberts
Tatnnrincls. Szc. dac.
STREET 8: JABIESB
FFER. the following kinds of LUMBER at the
lowest market prices, viz :-
3l0,000 Cross brand. single brand and common
Shingles.
315,000 feet inch and 3-4'_inch common boards
61,000 “lst,2«l,and 3d quality Boards, seasoned
30,000 " 11-4, 11-2 and 2inch clear and second
clear Plank
55,000 " clear and mcrchantable Siding
15.000 “ circular sawed°lear Siding
35,000 “ 1 1-4 Pine aml Spruce flooring Plank
20.000 " Hemlock Boards
23,000 " spruce and Hemlock timber and scantling.
2.000 “ clear maple scantling
30.000 Albany Pine Boards.
Contractors and persons building are particular-
ly invited to call and examine the above lumber. it
is seasoned and fit for use.
Norwalk, Dec. 15, 1832.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
TI'IE subscribers would inform the public that
they are engaged in the business of getting out
81. furnishing building timber of almost all dimensions,
any person wishing to purchase Hewed timber or
buildin sready framed, or to engage unseasoned
oak on chestnut plank or boards, spokes, Bark,
or coal, would do well to call and examine for them-
selves. Any information directed to James St.Jolm,
2d or Russel Mead of Wilton, Bald Hill or VVm. H.
N. B. Mill shafts of almost any dimensions, can
be furnished in the rough, or hewn as shall best suit
the purchaser. .
3. AMES St. JOHN, 2d.
RUSSEL MEAD.
Wilton. Feb. 9. WM. H. AMBLER.
BLIND FACTORY.
HF. subscriber informs the inhabitants o. the
Town of Norwulk, and its Vicinity, that he
has taken the shop belong to Jesse ‘Curtis, it little
North of the Bridge, where he intends carrying
on the above businessin all its branches, viz ‘: Veni-
tian, Parlour, and Out Side Moving Blinds.
56m
3- DEVI ICK.
Notvnlk, May 12, 1932- Gm 909
Ambler of Danbury. will receive immediate attention. 1
READY MADE CLOTHING.
UST received, and for sale at the Norwalk
Clothing Store, a large assortment of Clothing
suitable for the approaching Season, viz. Pea Coats,
Round .lackets.shirts, stocks suspenders,Pantaloons,
Vests, Flannel Waistcoats, and Drawers, stockings,
Caps, Leather Mittens, &z.c.
The above articles are offered for sale a little less '
than at any other establishment.
EDVVIN LOCI-CVVOOI).
Norwalk, Oct. 28th 1839
BROAD CLOTHS CASSIMERES
AND SATINETTS.
~BENNETT SK. IVIALLOIIY
E_. AVE lately received a good assorlmemof
Brondcloths ofevery color and qu:1lily.also,
Fashionable Cassimeres &. Sattinctts, likewise ti
good a.=.s.ortrnent ofFl:inncls and Baizcs, all of
which will he sold Cheap.
Nnrivallt. NOV. 16. 183?.
PAINTS, OILS, «SIC.
V THE subscribers are now olferiiig a good
assortment of Paints, Oils, &c. Among
which may be found :——White Lead, Dry and
Ground ; Red Lead. Spanish Brown, Vt.-netia
Red. Vermilion Red, French Yellow, Chrome
Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letliernge, 'l‘nrkey Uni-
ber, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish Oils. &.c. &.c.
NASH & 11011‘.
New Carimin. Juno 1. 1832.
Di{‘Y GHOOERIES.
OAF and LUMP SUGAR: Brown Sugar;
Souchoiig. Tonitay and Young Hyson Tea.
Salcratus, Starch, Pepper,
Ginger. Nutmegs, Alspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Candles,
Alum, SaltPetre, Indigo,
Mustard, Coffee, Blt)\‘.'l1 Salt,
Soap. Cocoa, Chocolate,
Molasses, &c,f,‘c. lye. &c.
Forthe above please call at
.lan.19. GEORGE Sr. JOHN.
READY IIIADE CLO'l"iI!ING-
“E E. COli.'.ilL‘.lt, has now on hand a large as sort
o ment of Clothing. which is made in the best
mariner, and warranted. The following will com-
prise a small pzirt—Bi‘o:ulclotli, Sattinet, and Beaver‘-
teen Short Jackets. Blue, mix't and olive Paula-
loons. Blk tig’d green velvet Vests. Flannel Shirts
and Diawcrs of all kinds. Muslin Shirts, plain and
V\£01‘l{C(.l linen liosoms. Comforters, Stocks, Cravuts,
I andkercliiéts, Gloves, Sus eiiders, &c. Caps ofall
kintls,fancy do for Cl‘llltlI'Cn.p N. B. Tayloring done
in the most fasliioiizilile manner. Norwnlk, Jan.l.
CAEQIII AGE EIAIKIN G.
§.k}l‘Alllll'IIS 8!. COLLINS respectfully inform the
IC3 citizens ofNoi'\valk and the public generally,
that they liave taken the well known stand fornit-rly
occupied by Johnson 81. Williams, as a carriage shop,
where all orders in that line of business will be
thankfully received and puiictually attended to. The
subscribers flutter tliemsclvesiliat they shall be able
to give entire satisfaction to all who favor them with
tll‘.’ll' custom, and therefore solicit a share of the pub-
lic pzttroiiagc. \Vit.i.i.\M C. SAMMIS.
AMBROSE CoLLi.\'s.
N. B. ALL kinds of Iron work done at the short-
est Notice. Norwalk, Sfpt. 17. 2-$7
ll..lLTl‘t-fl -3*:-‘El-Iii.
MITII &. Bl.ACl{.\lAN would iespcctfuliy rc-
turn their tlinnks to their custoii.ci‘s for favors
conferred on them during the past year, and also so-
licit it share ofpnblic patroriagc for the time to come.
'I‘lit=.ir stock ct'Lunibe1 consists of about-—
400,000 \'Vin’s cross,single.aiid no brand shingles
200.000 feet merchzintablc Boards
100,000 “ 1st and ‘lit clear do
100,000 “ 1--'l inch 1-2 in. 2 and 3 in. pine Plank
50,000 “ spruce and yellow pine do
50,000 “ clear and iiiercliantable siding
_50,00() “ box boards
75,000 “ sawed '1 iniber
50,000 “ Albaiiy Talley Boards
50,000 “ I-leinlock do do
The above articles are se asoncd, and are offered
at the lowest market prices, and on the most reason-
able and accominoduting ternis. Call and see.
Mai'ch,4.
SEASONED LUMBER.
.‘,7;",1TREE7l‘ ill. JAIEIES offers the following kinds
R‘? of Lumber, remaiiiing on hand of last fall's
purchase, perfectly seasoned, viz :-
5000 feet 1st and 2nd quality inch boards; 6000
feet 1 14- l 1“-3. and 2 inch, 1st and 2nd quality;
7000 feet good 3d quality hoards; 30,000 Merchants
b0i1l‘dSl':40,000 1st and 2nd quality shingles——also
Pine. Sprite. and Hemlock Tiinlici‘.
S. 82. J. will receive large additional supplies of
Lumher‘e.'irly in the month of April.
AUGATUCIPZ SI-IEE-TING BY
THE BALE. L. EL M. 15. MEAD have con-
stantly on hand several bales Snugatuck Sheeting.
Meicliants can be supplied with sheetings by the
bale or less quantity at the same price as at the
Factory.
Norwalk, Feb. lltli 1833.
IV? UTEEU E.
Those indebted to N, &, I. Sl'.erwood_ are
_L[_é_- requested to make payment previous to the 20th
ol'IiI»=.rcli imxt, as the Stll)S(‘l’ll)('£l‘S intend to remove.
N. B. An assortment ofsliocs now on hand and for
sale cheap for cash.
\'i/"iltcn, Feb. llth 1833.
l‘t§Ef~U.~'.IN(P CIR ' S. V ‘
Fl lDl)_LEl.’-BOOK’ at tio(ftiii‘s§i§i5£§\,Ss%Fecet.--
.. ed a splendid (l.JSOl'llIlf‘i1[ of Merl-zio Circus-
sians ofvnrious qualities and prices, which will be
sold very low. Store the west side ofthe Bridge.
Noi'iv:ilk, Oct. 1st 1832.
E10 Let and possession given fir-t of April
nc-x't,tlie corner Store at the west end ofthe
Britlgemow occupied by Charles G.Reynol<l.e, for
further particulars enquire ofMONSON I-IOYT.
Norivalk Januiiry. Q8 1833.
6w
0 '1‘ l C E.———Al1 persons having unsettled ac-
counts uith the subscriber for papers and ad-
v( rtising, and for books previous to the 1st of Octo-
her, are 110llI1"(1 that immediate paynicnt isrco_uii-ed.
The Books will be in the hands of l‘g'Ir..1.‘miesBeetl_jr.
at the Gazecte OIIICP, until further notice.
S. W. BENEDICT.
BEARD WV./.§tE’E'.E., SLO.
NIVES and Forks, Shovel and Tongs, Pen
and Jack Knives, Sad Irons, VVool Curtis,
English Shovel, Spades, Frying Pans, Gritlirons,
Horse Cards, Shoe Brushes, Baskets. Brooms.
Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Sic. Call anil See. 1
Nov. 17. lS32. Gi:naoi:.S'r. JOHN.
TU WI-I001 IT DIAY CONCERN.
IJIJ persons indebted to the late firm of
JACOB SMITH 611- Co. are notified, tliatunless
their accounts are settled before the first of January
next, they will be put in the hands of an Attorney
for Collection. JACOB SMITH.
Norwalk, Dec. 15. 1832.
A Fresh Supply of Groceries.
ELSON B. ELLS has this day received a
large assortment of Groceries. of a very superi-
or quality, which he now ot1'e1sto the public on very
reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase, are
invited to call and examine for themselves.
Nov. 24, 1832.
TO LET, The Store now occupied by Messrs.
MIDDLEBROOK 8:. MORRIS, and recently
occupied by Street 81. James, in retailing Dry Goods
It is a first rate stand for business. and will be rent-
ed on reasonable terms for one, two. or three years.
WILLIAM J. STREET.
Norwalk, Feb. 11th 1833.
O0L.——'l‘wo qualities ofthe above artic-
le. one of which is coarse and suitable for
Carpet ‘WITP. at 2s 6d the pound, for sale by
E. STEVENS.
L E BI E .
ILL’S VVh‘-te Finishing and Cotnmonhime
by the Cask or bushel. Also Gilbert’s
Lime by the Cask. '10 casks Chapman’s do
SMITH S; BLACKMAN.
' RE GIST nus,
FOR 1833,
E-
For sale at the Norwalk Book-Store.
I
LAND FOR SALE-.
. HE subscriber offers for sale two tracts of
land of about 8 acres each, belonging to
the heirs of Jeremiah Camp deceased, situated
at the Rocks so called, about a mile north of
the Bridge. Jonathan Camp, Jr.
Norwalk. Sept. 10. 1832.
TONS P. S. I. Old Sable Iron,
50 tons Swedes do.
Wiili a general assortment of American and all oth-
er kinds, in store, '
IRON, STEEL. SEC.
I
50 tons English do.
ALSO
Just received from Boston and N. York.
5 tons best I’. S. 1. Nail Bods.
Blncksmitli’s can depend upon having IIIEIJCSI rotls
to be found in the country.
Norwalk, Nov. 3.
SABVEDLATRE.
'I‘REE'1‘§& JAMES Have just receiveda
quantity of one antlaqimter inch Sawcd
Latli, which are offered at the lowest market
price, Also a large lot of cut-nails by the keg,
cheap.
Jan. 93. 1833.
E_.‘iIIIlEBER-.
AT l‘rlli£l-‘IV CANAAN.
Vi-""iHE subscribers have received an assort-
B. inent ot'Luiiibci', which they are ofl'ering
on as good terms as can be purchasetl elsewliere.
Nasu Sc llorr.
New Canaan. June 1, 1 5-31’.
COTTON Ell‘.lIBRl.LLILLAS
$14‘ an excellzint quality; Cotto-.iYa1t'n, Batting
‘ and Candlewick, forsale cheap by
G l-JORGE Sr. Jnuiv.
.1Ac.in SMITH’.
Dec. 1832.
TOBIIB S'll‘UPIES.
% ARGF. assortinent of ‘Jhite Mttrblc, suitable
for Tomb Stones, Ilcartli Stunt-s, 8,'c ,just rc-
ceivrd and for sale by l:lniuoNi) Piucis.
fig‘! UPERIOR Perco mid I‘0llCll0llg TEAS iiiFan-
Cy Boxes of 13 1-3 and 6 1-2 lbs. each. €KPi‘f‘5S'
ly for family ll.l(‘, for Sale by l\'Ei.soN B. F.i.i.s.
., ‘
SAL "E o
UST received a large supply of Rock and
Turks Island Salt, ofa superior quality, by
NASH HOYT.
New Canaan. N01,’. ‘E6. 1032.
_ VARPET IVARI’, Cantllcivick, Batting and
_J Cotton Yarn. Also,M‘ix’d and Wliite Woolen
Yarn, on liand and for Sale by
Sept. 17. Bl-‘.NNl1‘.T'I' 5% MA LLORV.
613-‘-t'I’vlI}FE;*§3*.i’.’.i:‘..
Vt HIS day received 100 Q,uint:.~ls ofnew Cod-
fish, ofthe fiist quality, and for salelow by
1.IUl3Z}l'vILl’. &. PG‘.'7.'1‘l?.R.
1I.~".'l'Sl IIA'l.‘S l I HATS I ll
E. COBKER, has on hand, and is Con-
o stantly Rcceiviiig an assoz-tineiit of Fur
Huts, at. the Factory Prices. Cr.i.’[ & Sec.
PAII‘-ITS AND OILS.
5% Kcgs VVh1te Lead, Ground
in Oil; 1000 Keg; Dry ‘.‘r’httc Lead, 1000 do.
Spanish Brown ; 800 do. Venetian lied ; 3Casks
Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oil, &c. by
June ll. S'I‘Rl~3l'«}'l‘ & .lAf\'ll-ZS.
NOTESE .
LL persons liaving unsettled accounts with the
subscribers are requested to call and settle
the same without delay.
IIUBBELL &. PORTER.
Norwalk, Jun. 18, 1833.
TO MERCIIANTS AND OTHERS.
(‘I OTTON Batting and Candle Wick, by the
Pt,’ Bale or less quantity—at the Factory pl'lC(-‘S,
constantly for sale by J,mi-‘.s=. FiNNr.Y & Co.
EEBOQEBEBRY9
FINE assortment on hand, and for Sale ata
small advance from Cost, by
Feb. 1832. GEO RGE STJOHN.
EEE;UN'1‘LEYS Brass, copper, linatid steei
};Polishing powder, for sale at 4 pence the
box, by GEO. ST. JOIIN.
Norwalk, Jan. 29. 1833. _
BUTTER AND CIIEESE
F the the Fist quality, received this day, and
for sale low by ED\VlN.I.0CKWOOD.
CHAINS.
IMBER and Draft Chains for sale by
April 7. .BAl{'l‘RAllI S2. Hovr.
ROUND PLASTER, a constant supply, on
hand and for Sale by
Illarcli ‘26. IIUBBELI. 8: Pt)lt‘l‘l-ZR.
IEVESTERN FLi0'UI3.
TIOR sale VVholesnle and Retail, by
Dec. 10. Ni;i.so_~t B. ELt.s.
Wheat and Rye Flour.
CONSTANT supply of Fresh Ground Flour of
1‘ tiie fiist Quality, on hand and for Stile by
Mnrcli ‘.26. H unni-:i.r. «X» Pouri-zn.
COTTON VVADDINGS,
‘VCR Sale low by the Doz. or less quantity, by
L. I'IUBBF.LL.
‘NRO UGHT 3; CUT NAILS.
£9‘ - KEGS Wrought and Cut Nails, just re-
ceived and for sale by
Dec. 3. Srmzizr 5- JAMES}
‘ FEW Boxes bunch Raisins. Also, a few
I Barrels No. 1. Mackerel, for Sale Cheap, by
Nov. ‘.24. NELSON B. lrli.Ls.
SUPERFINE BROADCLOTHS.
HE subscriber hasjust received a large assort-
ment of Cloths, Cassiinercs and Sattinetts,
of every quality and shade, at least 20 per cent.
lower than ever offered in this market.
October 8. L. Humzi-:i.L.
IMORE NEYV GOODS.
P&’A§I-I&, HQYT are now offering a
good assortment ot' Merino Cireassians and
Cloths, of all colours and qualities, much lower
than former prices. New Canaan, Nov. 8.
llIIX"T &VVHITE WOOLLE N Y'A.l{N.
UST received and for sale low by
BENNETT S; MALLORY.
Norwa-lk. Nov. 16. 1832.
S UGARS.
OAF, Lump and Brown Sugars, by the barre]
or less quantity, for sale by
Nov. 24.
CRACKERS.
he Subscriber keeps on hand and] for sale
fresh Butter. 8:. Sugar Crakers by the barrel or
less qiiantity,as low as can be purchased in the City
ot'_[_‘-ountry. Mercliunts 8z.Families are invited to
call and examine for themselves.
Enwuv LOCKWOOD.
IVIERIN O SHAVVLS.
GOOD assortment of Retl,VVhite,and Black.
Long and Square Merino Shawls, very
Cheap, also, Blue and Brown Camblet, good and
cheap Merino C‘-lolli, and Merino Circassians on
hand and for sale by
Nov. 16. 1832. BENNETT & MAt.r.onv.
NIONS—First Quahty, for slllo by
BARTRAM &. HOYT.
ALSO—A room to let from the 1st of April, over
the sore ofN. B- Ells.
w'ANTED.—'I‘lie subscriber wants his
accounts settled previous to the 1st of
March next. Those concerned please. tiike notice
and act accordingly. EDWIN LOCKW‘OOD.
Ni-:r.soN B. Er.t.s_.
SADDLES BRIDLES &C.
UST rec'd at the New Canaan Store. all as-
’ sortment: of Saddles, Bridles and Martingale:
which will be offered very low by
New Canaan, June 1. NASH & Hovr.
WINDOW GLASS.
45 BOXES 6 by 8. 7 by 9, 8 hy10 10 by 12,9 by
12, 12 by 14, and 12 by 16 VVim.low Glass, by
STREET & JAEE8.
SNUFF 66 monsoon,
EPT constantly on hantl, and for Sale. Whole
Sale Oi‘ Retail, tit New York prices by
ED\VlN LOCKWOOD.
NAPPHNG FURS.
ARGE assortment of Napping Furs. for sale
by JACOB Snirrn.
G :ROCERIES—A fresh supply of Groceries just
recv’d and for sale by
GIBBS & RAYMOND.
E.
S POR'I‘lNG and blasting“ POW DEB for sale
low by HUBBELL &. PORTER.
RYE FLOUR AND BEAN FUR
Sale by GIBBS 5. RAYMOND.
SODA, Crakers forsale by G
. & B.
ASI-I PAID for RYE.
Norwalk, Aug. 11.
V EN TONS CHIP LOGWODD. t'or sale by
Nov. 3. Jxcon Sl\llTlI.
ISIEVW SPERING GOODS,
AT SAME} ATUCEQ.
‘V. Has inst returned from
Q o New-York with a splendid assortment nl
SPRING GOODS which are offered to the public.
much lower than the usual prices. The following
articles comprise it very small part of his stock.
Superior Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and green
CLOTH S.
Cassimcres and Satin-s-tts. Moleskin Beverteen.
Black Italian, Florence, Levaiitine, and Siiichew
SILKS.
Colored Gro-Dc-Naps and florcnce do.
Silk flag liandkercliiefs, do Cotton do.
Do Pongee do.
A large assortment of LIGHT and DARK Culi-
cocs (new-style) 8-4, 7-6, 6-4. and 4-4 Merino Shawls
(vciy cheap), Colored Cambric-ks,_ :1 large assort-
ment of fine Sliirtings and Slicc-tings. do. Apron
Check. Imported and Domestic Ginghams, a good
assortment of Hosicry,Gent’s.fine Bomlinzine Dress
Stocks, Black and Colored Se-min" Silk, do. do
Irish 'l‘liretid, Clark’s Spool Cotton? Cotton IVnd-
ding Ladies Random White & Black Cotton Hose.
Lineii Cambric Pocket I-lundke-rchiefs, Long Lawn
Russi:(i)D‘ilapcr, dlo. Sheeting, Bolibinet Lace, Ezlg
ll'l§.’,’S,_ ui. ings, nsertinmi.
Fiiic Scissors, Coinindii do., fine Pocltet Knives,
do, Pen Knives, Razors, Slicars. Shaving Boxes,
&c. Brushes, Razor Straps. Quills, Inkstands,
f¥atcECoIlot's,C(:,€aipel1s Hag‘ Bl"uSl(l)(:'lS, l;l‘oy Botaks,
air rus ies ot i (0. car s i ntique 0..
lllaccnssar do’., Colcgne’l.-Vater, Wasli Balls, Fancy
Soap of all descriptioiis, Bead Chains. do. Purses
and Bentls, for working, Silver Tliitnblcs, \VLttCli
Keys Breast Pins,.8zc. 8,-c.
Als’o an assortment of Dry Groceries of ilie best
quality, at very low prices. The Public are request-
ed to call and examine. J. W. TAYLOR.
Snugatuck, Marck 15,183-'5;
TO CORIB EIANUFACTURE Eli S-
: ERDINANIJ L. WILSEY having formed a
'" Copartiicr.=;liip with JOSEPH '1'. W H l.'.l' E, the
business will liercafter be conducted under the firm
of Fc1'din:ind L. \Vilsc-y 8:. Co., at No. 2 Cedar st.
and at the old stand No. 33 Fulton st. To manu-
facturers disposed to consign Combs for sale on
commission, the undersigned would respectfully
recommend themselves as possessing extensive-
ly every requisite advantage for transacting such
liusincss. Combs forwarded to the subscriber at
No. 2 Cedar st.,for sale after the first of Mzircli,
will receive particular attention, and in all cases the
consignor may rely upon prompt and correct returns.
F1-:tt1iiN.t.\'D L. WiLs1-:3’ &, Co.
11tf
Htmnr.LI. 8:. Portrait.
New York, Feb. ‘.20, 1833.
FRESII SPRING GOODS.
82. M. B. Mead are now opening a new stock
.of Spring and Summer Dry-Goods, which for
style and cheap-Jess, are superior to any now offer-
ed in this place. Among their stock may be found
200 Pieces of BROADCLOTI-IS of every colour,
shade and quality, from $1530 to $3.00 per yard ;
Olive and Brown Petersham: Blk. and Faiicy-Col’d
Cassimcres and Satinets; Elk. and Blue Blk. Silk
Velvet vesting, Fig’d and Plain Sill; do., Valencia
and Marseills do, of all patterns and prices, Cotton
Umbrellas, Traveling Baskets, Oil-Cloth, Paper
Hangings, VVadding, Carpeting, Carpet Yarn, (iot-
ton Yarn of all numbcrs,Cotton Batting by the Bale
at the lowest Factory prices, Gcntlenieii"s Fur
Hats of the latest N. York Fasliioiis, a constant
supply for sale cheap, écc.
SILK GOODS—Blk. and Col’d Gros dc Naples ;
Elk. and Col’d Gro (le Berlin ; Blk. and White
French Satin ; Col’d Florc-nccs; Blk. Sarsnct; Blk.
and Col’d Italian Lustring; Imitation do.; Strip
ped Lllourning Silks ; Super Blk. and Fancy Col’d
ltaliun Cravats ; Blk. Barcelona do.; Spittalfieltl
I'Idl~'.fs.; Imitation (lo. ; Fancy Col’d Pongee do. ;
Bniidaiina and Common Fldgg do. ; from ls Gd up-
wards ; Silk. Criipe, Gauze, Maiidarine, Velvetteen,
Beragc and Poplin Dress 1.‘It.lI£fS.§ Green Gauze and
Green Barege Veils ; Blk. and White Bobiiiet Lace
«lo. ; 150 Shawls embracing Blk.. White and Scar-
letaud Merino Shawls, from 4-4‘ to 8-4, warranted
wholly free from Cotton, together with 4.4 6.4 8. 4
and 12.4 Cashmere do., of almost every colour;
Also, Thibct Wool do. from 4 4 to 8.4 Large M unda-
riuc, Prussian artl Valencia Shawls; Corded Skirts;
Blk. and White Bobiiiet Lace, all widths; Tliread
and Bobinet Laces ; Edgings and footings ; a large
assortment of Ribbons ; Silk-Braids ; Fig’d Swiss
Collars, Silver Thimbles; Scissors: Pocket and
Pen Knives; Needles, 8Lc. MUSLINS—-Plain and
Fig’d Book and Jaconet Muslins? Plain and Cord-
ed Cambric and Medium do; Black and Col’d Cam-
hric do.; 100 ps. Bleached Sheeting and Shirting;
5 bales Unbleached do.; Burlnps, Onaburgs and
ficklenburgs; 10 ps Odean, Dorchestt-r and Com-
mon 'Iickir.g: 10 ps Plain ant‘. Fancy Bang up
Cord; English and American Beavcrteen; Fancy
Cantoon; Stornionts; Striped Jean ; Blue and
White do.; Russia Sheeting; Imitation do. 2 Brown,
White, and Miaed Cotton do; Rouen Cassimere-,
Blue and Yellow Nankeen; Black Prunclle; Blk-
Princetta Lasting; Black and Col’d Bombazette;
10 ps Black Bombazine; Wide French do. for Mens
wear; Black and Col’d Merino Cloths and Circas-
sians; Common do.; Brown Holland and Blown
Linen; Linen and Cotton Diaper, from 3-4 to 8-4
wide; W'hite Satir- Jean; Green and Scarlet Mo
reen; 3 Rounds fine Irish and German Linen; Fine
Linen Cainbric; Fine Linen Collars; Gentle-men’s
Velvet, Silk, Bombaziiie, and Hair Cloth Stocks =
Blk. and Col’d Tabby Velvet; Black and Blue Silk
Velvet; 500 ps. Light and Dark Calico of every
pattern, quality, and price; 50 ps. Chintz Furniture
do.; 50 ps. Plain, Plaid and Striped French Ging-
lianis; American do.; Sattinet all colors; Domes-
tic Stripes and Gingliams; Red, Green, Yellow,
White and Black Flannels; Green Fringe; Merino
and Common Camblet; 6-4 Red Padding ; Canvas;
\Vhite and Brown Buckram; Buttons of every de-
scription; a general assortment of Tnilor’s Trim-
mings ; Gloves and Hosiery of every kind, quality,
and price; Horn and Shell Combs; Black & White
Foundation; Marking Canvas ; Cotton Balls; Cotton
and Worsted Suspenders; t‘lai-k’s Spool Cotton,8z.c.
LAFAYETTE STORE,
, First Door North ofthe Mill.
Norwalk, March 26.
ERINO SHAVVLS.—A large assortment
of Black, Scarlet, VVhite Long and Sqr.
Merino Shawls. this day received and for sale
cheap; call and see by E.STEVENS. ,
Forwalk March 18th 1833.
7 l-IREAD EDGINGES.-—An extensive use
sortment of Thread Edgings this day re-
ceived, and for sale unprecedently cheap, by
E. STEVENS.
.l’an. 29, 193-1 ,
Norwall:,Mai'cIi 18th 1833..
NEW SUPPLY or‘
TODIB AND FLAGGING STONE.
HE subscriber has 'ust rec'd an extensive anp
very superior lot 0 Marble, for Grave Stones
Hearth Stones, 8/-c. ltzc.
He has now on hand from 75 to 100 pair ot'I'oinlp
Stones. most of which are prepared for inscriptions ;
also from 20 to 30 I-Iearth Stones, consisting of blue
miirllle. and North River Flag; Marble Facings,
Paint Stones and Mullers ;—-Cinques, Soap Stone,
Free Stone, and Soap Stone Furnaces:
He lllaniifactures and has constantlv o_n hand Par-
lor Grates,litted with Soap Stone, Also,Cooking Ran-
gers, for Coal or \Vood; Small Grates for Ollices ;
Soap Stone Fireplaces for heating air; Soap Stone
Stoves, for heating Hatters aiidTailors irons.
Ol‘(IeS left with loliplinlet Coley, \Vcston.Charlcs
Wright, Satigatuck. Bradly Keefer, New Canaan.
James H. lloyt. Stamford, Augustus Lyon, Hors-
neck, James Janos, Wilton, Docl. N. D. Haight,
North Stamford, .lolin Smith, Esq. Sawpitts, N.Y.
l-lcnry Jackson, Bedford, Henry Harris, Sing Sing,
Gilbert Brown, Fceksltill, will meet with prompt;
attentioii. EDMUND PRICE.
§¥)gl‘tOADCLO1‘I{S.—-A good assortment oi’
l3i't)fltIClOl.llF, Ciissirocres, Sntinuets of al-
most every shade and quality just received and
for sale much cheaper than ever by
E. STETENS.
Norwalk lllarcll 18:11 1838.
lllnrch 18th, 1833.
SPEBILSG GOODS,
HEA PER. than ever offered in the County-
The Sulis.cr.‘ncr will this day place upon
his shelves a very extensive and well selected
assoi-tnit-tit of SC-'lSOll€1l)le dry goods which be flat-
ters lifiiixt.-lt' he is enabled to sell of the same
quantity at much less priccs than formerly, and
cheaper than can be purclizincd at any similar es-
tablislimcnt in the County. Those in want of
goods would do well to call and examine his as-
sortment and prices before purcliasing elsewliern
ashe is Jetcrinined to sell at such prices as will
favor him with tlieircustcm. For the satisfac-
tion ofthosc who are disposed to doubt thc'chcap-
ness of lllS goods he will enumerate a few attic-
lcs with their prices V!‘/. : Super It. Luslring silk
at 55 per ynrtl; Grr-l)c-Nap at ‘ls Gil do; Silk
llaii-..'l1crcliin.l's at ‘ls 3d a piece ; 4--1 Unbleacli.
Ctl slioctziig at 7d per yartl ; 4-". Bobbmetl: lace
‘at is Gd do; Super Chintz calico at ls do ; Gen-
tlcmcns Ilorse Skin Gloves ‘ls the pair; Figur-
cd Jnconett. muslin at 25 per yard ; Good Sus-
penders at Oil :1 pair; .BCtlllCi\‘lllg' at 10d peryard
Suppr Fustion ls Aid (10; S--l'fabEeDiaper at 2:; 6d
do; While Cotton llcse at is a pair; Mcrsail—
les vesting at 13 the pattern ; Figured Veils
all other goods equally cheap usually kept: in a
Dry-Goods Store. EBENEZEII STEVENS. -
I“-§.‘s'1‘.‘v"v’ t':'3.§P’§tlllll‘la G GOODS.
N0. 3 BU.IlR:II.I.«_’S BUILDINGS.
IQ-,',‘ IDDLEBROOK &L‘.\lORRlS have just rc-
‘Llé-. ceivetl a large and Splendid aSS0l”l.lX‘l€lll 0;
all kinds of Fancy cii.l staple Dry Goods suita-
ble for the present and approaching season, for
sale very clicap.
Blue, b’ack, Brown, Olive, Green, Invisible and
.0lllll)tll'y colored Bt'r>.'iil-clotlxs; Striped and Fancy
Col’d Cnssimrrs; Fine fnsliioiiable and Common
Szitinets; Black Silk Velvet: Black Italian lus-
tring ; iuiitation do; Gros dc Berlin : Gros dc Na-
ples; Black Siiichew; Green do; Pink Satin;
Col’d Florence; 3-4 4-4 5-4 and 04 Plain Black
and Vt/'hite .B..1l)l)lllEi. Lace; Greci=.in Netting; Fine
figiircd Bohbinct Lace and cdgeing; Tlirend Lace ;
Bobhinct Inserting; l’t-arliiig; liobbiiir-tt Footings;
blond qulllings and edgiiigs ; white and green gauze
veils; blk Italian veil craps; Bishop Lawn; linen
cnmhric llandkfs ; Caiiil;r'ic iritislins; Plain and lig’d
130011 tl0.: Plain and i"ig'tl Swiss do.; Mediuin do.;
Plain and Fig’d Jaconet do.; Plain Mull; Long
Lawn; Green Moreen; 3-4 6-41 7-4 and 8-4 Linen
and Cotton Diaper; Russi:it,lo.; lrisli Linens, some
vety line; CHIICOCS, a large assortnient of all colors,
qualities, and prices; Ginghains; Silk Flag, f'ongcc-,
and Bandaiiiia I'Iil‘£ltlliI.-'.; Cotton Flags; Black and
Blue Silk Velvet Stocks; Black and Col’d Bomba
zine do.; Gloves airl Mitts; Silk. VVorsted and Cot-
ton Hose and half Ho=e; Silk Braids; Miisliii Van-
(llkes; Linen Floss V1/hite Linen and Cotton Tapes;
Bobbins; Black Cotton Feiiits; Clark’s Spool Cot-
ton; W'liite and Col’il Cotton Balls; Fine Wire Cot-
ton; Patent Linen Threat]; Blk., Blue and Col’d.
Italian Sewing Silks; 6-! Bed Padding; Canvas
do.; Buckraui; Broivn Ilollaiitl; Col’d Muslims;
Bleaelied Shootings and Sliirtings; Unbleached do.;
Brown Jean; Foundation Muslin. Apr‘n Checks;
Bed ‘Itching: Russia Slieeting; Ticltlenhurgs; Bur-
lzips; Osnabtirgs; Wall Paper; Cotton 1’r~.rn, from
No. 4 to 26; Carpet. Yarn; Candle Wishing; Cotton
Patldiiig and Wailding.
lkloriv-.ilk.‘.2='>tli March, 1833.
l'3{E‘W 8; QBBEAP GOODS
AT T11!-J
NEW’ CANAAN STORE.
ASH do HOYT have recently received from
New York. an extensive addition to their for-
max Stock of Goods, which will be offered on as
good terms as at any other siinilar Estahlisliment in
the Country. Among which may he found, Super-
fine and Fine Broad Cloths and Cassimerizs, of all
Colors; Sattinctts, Be'.‘.vert.°ens and Fustians; Cali
cocs and Gingliains: ["re:icli l‘r'iiited Canibricks:
Silk, Gauze, Craps‘, and other ilrcss Handkerchiefs;
Italian Gro. de Nap., Gro. ilc Berliris. iii‘-ll 0lll8|'
Silks for Dresses; Colored ii‘lci'cnce Silks; Scarlet
and Black Lllerino Sliatvls; Irish Linens and Lawns;
t"aiiibrick, Book, .lnckoiict and Swiss Muslims?
Pitissian Shawls; Red, White, Green, and Yellow
I-‘lanuels; Russia Sheetings and Diaper; Blue and
Yellow Nankeen; French Bombazines; Black and
Colored Cll‘t.ltSSlai'lSi Flag, Bantlanna. and Pongce
Hgmrllgercl-iiefs; l\’unkin and Canton Crape; Green
Berrage; Dark and Light Vestiiigs; Super. Black
Silk Velvet for Vests; Domestic Muslins; Stripes,
Checks. and Plaids; Ribbons and Galloons; Bob-
biuet Footing and Etlging; Gloves and Ho-
siery; Canvas and Padding; Colored Cambrtcs;
Blue and Brown Camblets; Stocks and Collars;
Cotton Yarn, IVickin5:, '\V£i(l<liiig. 3110 B‘“‘l“§i‘
Ticking; Brown Jean: Burl-.ips; 0SI13.1Jl1I'g5a &C-.
New Canaan, Feb. 20th, 1833.
ER®AD='CLO'1I‘El§S
AND CASSIDIERES.
HE Subscribers would invite the Gentle-
Tmeii of this vicinity who are in want of
cloths,to call and examine at the Lafayette Store,
the best assortment of Fine Cloths ever kept in
this V llage. VIZ : Super Blk. at $8; Blue at $8;
Invisible at $8 ; Mulhury and Claret at $7 , Olive
at $7 ; Golden Brown at 37, together with other.-
cloths of an inferior quality for all yrices down to
two dollars per yard, also Cassimeres, Satinets,
Plain and striped Moleskin and Cord, and almost"
every article adapted to the wants of the purcha-
ser.
The Subscribers having the Agency of the
Branch Factory at Saugatuck, can accommodate
merchants with Saugatuck Sheetings by the
Bale upon the same terms as at the Factory. A
number of Bales constantly on hand.
L. &. M. B. MEAD.
Norwalk. March 24th I833.
I‘ ‘O REN’1‘.-—'l‘he Rooms over the store of‘
the subsciiher. suitable and convenient for
a family; also a good cell ir and Celler kitchen.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk. March 24th. 1833.’
C LERK VVAN'l‘ED.—-A smart active young
man from 16 to 18 years of age to attend ‘a.
Dry Good Store, one who has had some experi-
ence in. the business would be preferred. Suita-
ble recommendations will be required : apply to
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 25th. 183?.
PRING ON NATIVE DEPRAVl'l‘Y.—A dis-
sertation on Native Depravity, by Gardner
Spring,t).D., just recieved, and for sale at the
NORWALK BOOKSTORE.
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