' Shut,» Prpers,
at ..~.~-: -0 'l.'. i.'!>.)II1: :.-‘n:-.~ ‘=':r.::i2o..:::'-:1-..';,
'.'l .
‘_ fit; __nbs'criberti.'__Iiavé,_hoVI(,,l5l11'h!4|f‘(l ‘at the
A ‘ __’ ab_ov'e, '-,Es’t_i_i_l,i‘l,isli’tti’ctIl.‘ 8'
A _blfI,'CIa's‘;iicaI ‘land ' Common"
1iitiiiii..l*tn¢éIIai-so-t9.'.lV¢*l*% . . . ..
‘ .T§i‘¢|isrt.‘Mer¢b?t. 3!» and owe-t‘W..':°'*==.**'..°. “P”
I Retail,’ at',t‘li‘e_ lowestprtces. 'I‘_lto ‘follotviug c0mP"5°
'a"pa‘i-t‘of“‘th'e‘ Stock:’—‘-‘ " _. . » V _. .
_\V_ebster’s Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synotttmcsi
‘crows Gr‘e'ek"‘ai‘id English laéilcfifli _
Goodriclt’s Greek Grammar lilt'tl’EXel'C-lies ;
. ore'ek"1‘”esia‘ineiii' ;' Jacob’: Greek Reader; .
Green Minors ;' Histora: Grtecea; Cooper's Virgil ;
:' Virgil Delpliini ;' AiiisworthYs Distioiiaiy_,‘-8vo.;
-..-.Anihon’s‘Ainswor!h.»l3m0-3 . ‘ v
Gould's Adam-’_s Latin Grammar; _ , ,
Cicero’: Orations,,witli notes; Horace Delpini;
. Folsoin's Livy ;' Titi Livii; Latin‘Tutor;‘
‘. .Hntchineon's Xedoplion; i -
-.Worcester's Elementsof History ;
Goodrich-and Mason’s Eecle. History ;
Tytler's.History; Whel|iley’s Compend.i '
.. Goldsinith's and Grimshaw's History of Engl
. Greeceaiid Rome; -
— 0lncy’s,~ Matte" Bran, Woodbridge,
.; min'gs.and Willett’s Geouraphy;
~ Worcester and-Psrle‘y’s_diito for Children;
:- (}omstoek'a Chemistry :"~B|ske’s‘do. ;
CnmIlock’s~Natural Philosophy : .
' Jamieson’s-Rlietoric; Hedge's, Logic; _
» ' Walker's Geometry ; Park-y’s A-lro'r.oiny; -
-Day's Algebra; Day's Mtttlieiiiaties ;-
~ Playfairls Euclid, Blair's Lectures: .
'Gtttnmera’s=Gibson and I~‘_linl's Surveying;
» .Bennett’s and Shey’s Book-keeping; . _
. Porter's Rhetoricallleader and Analysis ; _
First Book of History ;4 Child's Botany;
Webster's and Walker's Dictionary; ‘
Murray’; Grammar and Exercises;
’ Brown's Grammer, Greeitlc-at’s=do;
English Reader," Introduction &. Sequal to do;
l'opuiai' Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elemen'tary‘Bctider ;' Political Class Book‘.
Greentvicli, "Hale, and’ Webster’s History 0
' United "States;
f the
Dal:oIl’s. DilwortIi’s, Colburn’s,'Smitli’s, 81. Wanzer’s
Aritliinatiesl - -
Webster's, Sears’ ‘and Emerson's, Sepllingmook;
Speller Is Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book; ’
lrvings’'Catechisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiquities,
and of Universal and Roman History :
Questions‘ to" Blairs Lectures; 'I‘ytler's History,
1 and Grimshaws France and Napoleon :
Easy Lessons ; Cliild’s Instructuctors ;
Drawing Paper ; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper :
\Vriting Books; Cypliering Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder:
Ink Stands, &‘c. 8i.c."-—also , . I
A great variety of‘, Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
of all kinds, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Quills. Toy
Books, Paints and Brushrs, Engravings. School
llryrards, &c. for sale ver low. _
Nnrwalk, March 25th. WEED & BUTLER.
‘BLIN D FACTORY.
HE subscriber informs the inhabitants of the
Town of Norwalk, and ‘ its vicinity, that he
continues his business at the old stand, a little North
of the Bridge. Grateful for past favors, he solicits
ii continuance of public patronage. He has a large
guantity of work on hand, just finished, which lie
r'fl'ers on accommodating terms. S. DEWICK.
Norwalk. April 18, 1833.
SADDLE a HARNESS MAKING.
‘THE subscriber ever tliank-
ful for the patronage he has
received, would inform the
public,that he continues to car-
ry on the above business, at
his old stand, in Saugatuck,
constantly Maiinfacturitig-, of
the first rate Materials, Sad-
dles, Bridles, Harness,Trunksyvflllecesr &<‘-. 81-
und as _'cheap as can be
Also, for Sale, Buffalo
Curry Combs,
pressly” for customers use.
lionght in the United States-
nobes, Whips, Spui's,IIorse Blankets,
and Horse Brushes, &c. &c-
, V” ‘’ Repairing done witluieatness 8: despatch. _
THE highest market price paid for VVood, in
, exchange for Work. . ‘PIjIILO W..JONES.'
— . ,Satlga,t_tick.,Nov. I9. 1832.’ ‘ ‘ " ‘ 207
GIBBS &‘RA YIVIUN J19
l"'.'East end of Water Street, on the Corner of New Slip,
RE new —ofl'ering to the Public a general
' assortment of Groceries.‘-which they will
‘ell-‘as‘Cheap as can be bought elsewhere. The
following articles comprise . a part :-"— .
I "Molasses, Brown Sugar, Loaf &. Lump do.
Old‘ Hyson".Young I-Iyson, Hyson Skirt, ‘and
So‘uchong"I-‘EAS; Coffee, Alspice, Pepper, -
Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, .
Pea'rla‘sli. Chocolate, Currants, Figs,
-‘Beeswax, Mould and Dip’t Candles,
%p, Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder,
Shot,’ -Tamarinds, Almonds, Filberts.
Peanuts, Brazilnuts, Beans, Paste Blacking,
Sliaving Soap,'?Se‘gars; Lemon ‘Syrup,
‘Caster 0il,f'I‘able Salt, Van Dyke‘s Mustard,
-Herring, &.c Szc. &c. &.c. '
ALSO-—Pot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Cod Fish
and‘ Mackerel by the Barrell and half Barrell;
\Vcstern and Southern Flour by the Barrel ; Salt
of all kinds; Pork Hams, Shoulders and Chops;
Beef Hams, -Mess Pork, &.c. -Nails, all sizes,
GIBBS. CLO. -v ' " '~ .
N. B. All kinds‘ of Produce taken in exchange
-for Groceries. . ’ V. A
‘POCOMB 1llANUFAC'l‘URE H S
nERDINAND"L. .WlLSEY having formed a
_g_, ,_Coparttiershlp-witli'J,OSEI’I-I‘ T. WI-HT E, the
business will Iierea tor be conducted under the rm.
of Perdiiiatid-L.'Wilse ’8i. Co., at No. 2 Cedar st.
and at the old "stand 33_ Fulton st. To manu-
facturers disposed to, consign t‘.ouil'is. for sale on?
commission‘: the vundersigned Mould -respectfttlly
‘iecoininend themselves _,;i,_s" possessing "extensive-
ly every requisite advantage‘ for traiisactirig’sucli
business. Combs forwarded to the subscriber at
No. 2 Cedar st., for sale after the first of March,
will receiveipnrticular attention, and in all cases the
conslgnor ir.:y'rely'upon prompt and correct returns.
' - Fsaoiiuito L. Wiusr &. Co-
New York; Feb. 20, I833. __ I llf
_ lN8_IJllANCE_AGA.IN~S'l‘ FIRE BY A
Ni-WV-YORK AOFEIGE,
' N0. 60'WAIaL STREET. '
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
V or Nsw Your, havegappointed. George St.
Jol=n.ss their agent in Norwalk and the towns'ad-
joining. to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contained in them-, such as "Dry goods,
Groceries, &gc,_j.ic. ', . - ' “ ‘
agtmtst lessor ‘damage by fire.
the Howard company have a capital -of‘ $300,000
0
paid in ‘and safely invested for security of those ,
who may hsvefisnrancesnade by stiid‘Cotr_tpanyIn- T
sui-nee cfctcdi 's‘f'-the lowest premium 8; non'e,_iieed,
. be brought from ifilnence to want in consequence
oflou by Fire; asfdll can be protected from its dc-
struction b_v an surall yearly stipend. The above
named Agent is authorised to issue Polices to those
yho may apply, flfhe Company -pursue" a libral
‘sod proniptcourse in-adjusting and paying their
°"CI¢ « v
'. AMES FINNEY 54' Co. would inform the Pub-
jic gin‘: they have now_ on liai_ida new’ arid gr-'
nttnl Ilsonluenl of Groceries, wliieli they will sell
at the lowest prices, It their old srnntl. 8 I33" #100"
west of the Bridge. _fI‘he_!olIowing comprise apart
of’ th.oiI,ll9¢k:‘_.. " f ' ‘ 5
first tiuolityfwestern Canal Flour Wholesale or
Botail dollyc Bread, Crackers, andfhecse,‘ ' '
Lhof hump, St'Crois, Nctviorlesns, Havana», and
I " ‘SUGABS. H son,Y. Hyson, and Souchong
TEA - . J_I1’I. Mam lit 4'5 Lnguirs COFFEE.
fMol_sssss.'un article worthy of particular attention‘
A gener_sl.assortm'ent of Wines, first rate ‘tfor Sick.’
l¢58s" ‘PC: Lemon SY"'.I'- Wlnlofégrcenr Pepper-
niiotls Antiisoed Coadials; Niiu:'iegs,' Cioniirnon,
Cioyg;;__R|flipl_, ‘Fi I} Pork,"oIId .t'qrk_.ami Beef’
. lfismrchocolsttn lltploo. Peppe.r.Ginger.; Oran-
..P_nuiits, , . _
springs. _Co<lfish, Mackerel, Soap, Candles. Poland
S,tarsli,_C.opperss, Indigo,’ Spadish and American
.,8Gg8l‘l'., Tobacco, Lamp Oil, Powder and
Mustsril, Bier, Tamariads, ‘Shoe,
Serubtiing_,snd_yVhite wash Brushes, die. rotiish, ‘a
first-rsto iutlclc, Wrought and Cut Nails, and Brads
cf 9.’! 9"“! . '
> J.
1rossvv=.'t;-12Ie%Bot).K= sronn. - ‘
’eompletc'jsssortmeiit-
chool ‘Books’, besides‘,
1
f-which are ‘olllérefdj I0.
. - pingclotli, Irish linen, very cliozip. calicocs, 'a'>go0tl
assoi‘tment;~cuuibric. Jaconct tin.-lstviss muslins,
Morse, .Cum-
where he has on Iiand and is ’
Almonds‘, Madeira Nuts, Butter, Lard, .
i -NEW.,.:—GO0Ds.t-~
a:new supply of Spring and Summer Goods,‘
«which, togctlierwith his t‘oiniott,,sto‘ck, comprises it
ivain-y=.handsom‘e?assortmént, which willlie sold Ivory
cheap,‘to‘say iheleast-'-—as-"cheap is"-the order of the
dn‘y--tli'o'se'-"wishing to-pureliase‘will‘do well to call
and examine foritlieinsclvesbefore purchasing clsc
-almost every. slia‘tIe,’qita‘lity:a"iitl price, also black,
blue, mix’t. drab, and" fancy -‘striped Cassimcies
Vestings, a large-.~zissortm‘eiit of Silk,‘ plirin -and lig’d
Bombazine. Black Gro de Swiss and o't»li‘i‘.-r‘Si‘llrs-, for‘
Ladies dresses; greeii and black :sar.siiet,"'liltick cir-
caasian, merino eassiutere. satinetts, U=1ltcrs n,ap-_
linen camiiric,,and linen c.imbric liaiidkfs., long-
Iawn, pong_e.e,antl«fl:ig silk pocket liaudkfs., silk
“)1 and crapedress Iiandk4‘s., 5-4 black iiierino,sliawls.‘
at , -
bobbinet anvl"l_'ootiiig-lace. Ladies gloves, Hosiery,
a good assortment; silk ’~llnll)|'(2ll1IS, gingham do.,
sliirting muslins, brown slie.cting,- \ Dorcliestcr ticks,
beaverteen, molt-skin, ,plain«aiid» stripetl bring-up
cord, French drilling, blue and-yellow nanlteeii,
black and col’d Silesia, col’d cttiiilirics,‘children and
youth's clotliaiitl fancy caps, (‘llIltlI'cllS red~ ruorocco
slides, stocks and collars, Men’s IIorskin,_~-VVood-
stock and buckskin g|oves,ti'iintnings, airasi-iortiiieiit
GROCERIES.-—A.good assort
ment of Dry Groceries kept constantly on hand
viz. tea, sugar, molasses, ipepper, -alspice, . ginger
ciiiiiamon, iiutniegs. cloves, Sec.
Norwalk, April 29th, I833.
AT THE STORE OF NASH &.'HOY.'I'
AY at-all times be found a good and general
assortment-of-GROCEBIES, consisting in
part of Teas, Sugars, -Molasses, Coffee, Spices,
-Rice, Tobacco, Soap, Candles,’ Saleratiis. "Starch,
tlrc. &.c. . Flour, Superfine Wheat,-Rye, and Flour,
by the barrel or loss quantity, Pork; Cod 3Fish,
Ma‘ckerel,"Laiiip Oils, Linseed, Neat’: Foot and
Fish Oils. Potash, also a good assortment of CROC-
KERY, conststing of Cliina,- Glass, -and Earthen-
ware, also Hard, Hollow, Wooden, nnil ‘Tin \Vaie,
a good assortment of each.-wliich, together with
many articles not here enumerated, will be offered
on the most favorable terms, by ‘NASH Q‘ HOY I‘.
New Canaaii,"April 16th.
LUMBERATN ORWAEL Ii
Gflice at the Store of J. S. Si. C. Saiiimis.
MITH. BLACKM-AN Si. HOYT would respect
fully inform the public generally, that they oc
cupy the Lumber -.‘Y,ai'd adjoining Monson Hoyt;
landing, and the yard formerly Smith 8: Blackman s
where they have oa hand, and intend keeping, a
large and more coiiipleto assortment of l«Vcstern
and Eastern Lumber than have ever been kept at
this landing, consisting in part as follows, viz:-—
Pine and Cedar Shingles.
Clear 2d, clear and inerchantablc boards & siding.
Tally, box, and liemlock boards. .
Pine, yellow pine and spruce plank.
Bridge plank, joist and scantling,
Mahogany and cherry of alt kinds,
Cornice sticks,'froni 20 to 50 feet long.
Timber of all dimensions,’ fioin 10 to 50 feet long.
Latlis, lime, paints, nails, &c.
All ordees thankfully received and punctuzilly at-
tended to, and on the. most reasonable terms, and at
the lowest market prices.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AT THE OLD WELL.
THE subscriber is openitig,at ti-e above place
I ' a complete and assorttnent ‘of "SPRING
GOODS, i'ii addition to his former supply of Dry
Goods, Groceries, l"lours,\Vi_i'.eg”,T.;;,s, (,‘mc'kei-y,
I-lardware,Drugs, llledicincs, I'I2tlS,Sll0CS,I):lInlS,
0315. Brushes, rGi:iss, ready. "made Clothing.
VVoodeii and Tin VI/arc, &c. &.c. all of which
lieoffers for sale on the most reasonable t’erins.
HIS stock of goods is eiitii'ely_/_‘rc.s-/i, and consists
of the latest iinportations and ‘most. approved
and fasliionable patterns‘. ' .
Experience has long since convinced him,
that a tbusinoss condtictedwliolly on the C(l.S‘/L
principle may prove mutually advantageous both
to the seller andtlie. purchaser,——as by confining
sales entirely-for=ca.s-/i, the seller avoids all risk,
and insures a-‘speedy return of capital, and is
‘thus enabled: to supply his customers at a much
smaller advance than if he were to sell on ere-
dit. The SIIl)SCI"ll)8I"ll8S tlicrefore concluded to
pursue this course ; and he trusts the public
after examining bis goods and [Il’lC€S,'=\\‘ilI ap-
drove of the measure. .
I‘_Iaving.been'-for years engaged in the same
business,.hc flatteis himself that. his experience
has enabled him to succeed not only in fu rnishiiig
his store with goods ,Of'lllG best quality, "but.
' also at unusually reduced prices. ,Persoiis rc-
Sltllflg I‘em0lely..may depend upon obtaining here
afull supply of the various articles they require,
and at such reduced prices as will more thanVcom-
peosate lliem for = "the trouble of‘ coming even
a great distance to make "their purcliascs. »He
respectfully invites an exainihation. of his stock
and terms. CHARLES PECK. '
Old Well, (Norwalk) April. ‘2d.._l833.. ‘
CARRIAGE MAKItN.G.
-A‘-l_VI_MlS 82. COLLINS respectfully inform‘tlie
t:ttitsens'of Norwalk and the public generally,
that they have ‘taken the well ktioivn stand‘ formerly
occupied by Johnson 8:. Williams, as a corriagesliop,
where all oi'ders‘in llIul'”lIlle of business will be
thnhkfltlly received mid punctually attended to. The
subscribcrs- flatter themselves that they sliallbe able
to give entire satisfactimt to all who favor them with
their custom,- and therefore solicit it share oftlie pub-
lic patronage. ' Wii.i.iii.u C; SAIIIMIS.
2 , Attinitosi-:‘ CoLi.-ms.
N. B. ALL ltiiitlsof iron work done at the short-
cst Notice. ' Norwalk, S.:pt. 17. I832. 9.47
NEW-SPIKING GOODS -
AT .SAUGA'l‘UCK.~.
“T, TAY[;()‘[{, Has iust'rel_urned from
o New-York with a splendid assortment of
SPRING GOODS which are offered to the public.
much lower than the.usual-prices. »'I‘he; following
articles comprise a. very- small part of his-‘stock. -
Superior Black, Bluefi Brown,‘ Olive-and green
:
Cassimetes and »Satin-‘its.’ Moleskin =Beverteen.
‘- Black Italian, Florcrree, Levanti_ne; and.‘ Sinchew
SILKS. ’ ‘ ' ~ -« .
Colored Gro-De-Naps -andflorence do.
Silk lug liautlkdrdli‘iefs, "(lo Cotton do.
Do Pongee do. ‘ ’ - v ,'
A large assortment of LIGHT" and DAB-K" Cali-,
cocs (new-style) 8-4; 7-6, 6-4. a-id"-I-4‘Merino Shawls
‘(very cheap), Colored Crtnihricks, ‘a‘,l5irge“’as'sort-
ment of fine shillings and slll!t.'llllg!,'(l0'.: Apron
'Chet‘.lts'{m[ro!l'e_d Domestic Giiighnrirs, a good
assortment ‘of Hester)’, (_it:m's_;_tine;'Bonilizizine Dress
Stocks, Black and Qoloreil »Se'ui.,.._sg1i,'y d.,,_.,i,,
Irish 'I'liread_, Clark's?Spool Cotton? Cotton ‘Viad-
ding, Latlicsdlaiiclom White &. Black Comm '30,,’
Linen Camb_ric‘I’ocket Hiindkercliiefs, Lung ],aw,,'
Russia Diaper, do.~Sheeting, Bobbiiiet Lace, Edg
ings, Quillingsglnsertings. - . ,
Fine Scissors, Common do.,-fiiie - Pm-km‘ Ki,i,.e,_
do, Pen Knivcs,‘jIlazo_rs, "Shears." shtIving‘BOX€8,
&c.' Brushes, Razor’ Straps. Quills, Inkginmis,
Water’ Colors, Caiif‘cls]Hair:Brushcs, Toy Books,
Hllr Brushes,’ Cloth tlo‘.,"~vBear’s Oil, Antique do..
Macciuar do., Cologne \Vater,'Wa'sh Balls, Fancy
‘Soap of all descriptions, Bead Cliiiiiis. -do. Purses
aiuI‘Beads, for sroilting, [Silver Tliimhles, ‘Watch
Keys, Breast Pins. lItc.v&c. ' ‘ ' "
, lso an fl*'80l‘llIlBfll of. Dry
quality, at very low prices. _-',Tll
ed,to call amlnitnminc. V q
Saugtttuck, Mart.-It _I5..I$33«
I A-ticwr‘ ‘ ex SI-IEETINGA in‘
S THE BALE I..£.i.llI. B. MEAD have con-
stantly 'on hand several bales Saugatuck Sheeting
Merchants can be supplied with sheetings by the
Groceries of tlieubest
e Polilit: are request-
J. W. TAYLOR.
Factory, plorwoik, Fel-. llil.-, I833.
I just received rmin New-York: L
where.-Among ‘ lllS‘.a§S0l'lll‘.eIIl are Broadclotlis o|- .
Marsailles, Valencia, and otliei'"'Vesliug, Blaclrsilk
Velvet, superior and comtiion quality, black Frenclr
V ‘ '1.Norwalk, April 20. I833." '-
of best quality. together with rnlillly other articles‘
not herein mentioned, all of which will be sold on
' favorable tei'tns__.,
hole or less quantity ~lll the same ‘price as at the ,
«.s.
. . ..P:Al.1ll'17Ss'01‘1-S; 510- ‘ '-
‘V ‘HE subscribers are no_w‘o K
fi""'asso'Ttnicn't‘ of l‘aints,"Oils,“sS-c. ~--"-Among
vt'ilii_cli"r'ri’ay"'.jba‘ffoiind :'-.-V,Vhi_te I_.‘ead., Drrfilttltl
"(}‘.,-'.,,,,,‘_d —; -e-R,-,_d, ;?],.gaZt, j S,pan_ISlI' Brbtvn, Vcnetia
Bed. Vermilion siren, «—rree.féii ,:)_{,§,1,l'<f>_\_iI._-.,(.3|vI.'ot1_rI1=,
.Y(‘lI()-IV,‘ Yelloiv‘“Oclier,"Letlierngé. _'l‘urkey. ,I_J,.tn’-“
her, Lamp Bl:iclr,"Seed;_and-Fislt.Qils,'&.c. &.c.
New Canaan‘. April 20.. ;'- "NASH &.Hov'r.. .
, .I4'AND FOR.’S,A'L'jE- ,
TIIE.subsci-iber offers for sale’ tiv,o"tracts‘»of-
0 ,land ofabaut Bnacres each, _lieloii'gii.g to
the. heirs of Jeremiah Camp deceased,:situat_ed
at the ..Rocks so called, abmit a mile north of
"tIie':Bridg"e. ' ' .l0NA'I‘HAN CAM I’, Jr.
1.
To OLD '-’&"YOU,l-‘l'G IIOUSEKEEPERS.
, '1‘l'LE3' CUR-'1 IS &.‘Co. have at t|ieir_Storc, a
E few i:ods"Son_tli of tlie"=Britlge, a general and
extensive assortmcnti of.’—.Hoiise-keeping .Arti¢_:|es;
Plain and Japan Tin‘ Ware, Hard ?.mlH.0“0W Wi!|'0.‘
Stoves, Graitcs, 8i.c.,&c., "Among, '-their assortment.
may he found Britannia, Block ‘-Tin‘ and '-*Pewtei'
ware. I'in£llSllnll(l Anicrican I*lollow_~.ware,-‘eB_rtiss
Kettles, finished and tinfinisbed,Silver‘Plated -'I"able
and Tea Spoons, also Britannia. Block‘ Tin,“ Tin
Plate. and Iron do.;- Table and Dessert Knives and
Forks, Plated and Steel Snuffers aitd Trays. Tea
3 Waiters. Japaiiand Brass Lamps, Brass,’ Tin and
Iron Candlesticks. Copper, Tin, Iron and Composi-
tion-'l‘ea Kettles, Iron, Tin «and Composition Sauce-
pani‘-Brass Tipped Hand Irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills.“-Sievcs, and Chafing Dishes. Gridirons,
’ Toast Iroiis,-and Sad Irons. Warmi*g Pans, Com-
mon and E-ancy Bellows, Britannia Tea and Coffee
Pors. some new and elegant patterns, Soup Stone,
Clay and~liouFurnaces, Slit.-‘ct Iron, Sheet Lead,
Sheet‘-Copper. btc. I e _
‘A Getieral"Assoi'tinent of Grocery Fix-
tures, 'Sllcl] as Oil barrels, Fens, pewter
Faucets, Brass Faucets Molasses Gates, Drai-
ners, Scales, Beatns,VVei,r_rht.s and"Measttres,&c.
STOVES.
Coinivell Ctimingliani
62. Co. Hoyts &. James
' Cool; Stoves and a few
Franklin ‘Fire-places,
Brass mounted - and
Soapstone Grates, all of
which will be sold low
during the Summer
months. Persons build-
ing are invited to exam-
Also a quantity ofLivc Gcsse feathers
feathers, Bees-wax,
inc them.
Hens -Feathers. Ducks
Hogs Bri'stles,~&c. .
N. B. A Iiberaldiscotint to those who purchase
a bill ofgoods. Cash for all kinds ofsliipping furs.
' EIORE SPRING GOODS.
EWING SILK Sz CRAPE SIlAWLS.—-_-
J. Vi’. Taylor has this day received an as-
sortment of Fancy Crape &. Sewing Silk Shawls
very cheap. also I -Case Superior light Cliints
Calicoes. 6 ps5 Moleskin and Bcavertcen togeth-
er with inaiiy other articles which will be _sold at
vevy low prices. Saiigatuck April 30, I833.-
NEVV do CHEAP SUMMER, .G()ODS..
, ILLIAM GALE liasjttst-received a splendid
assortment of -‘5‘ut‘iitiier Goods, which will
be sold very cheap, viz :—50 ps elegant plaid, cord-
ed fiml striped I’i'intt:d Muslins; at large assortment
Iigllljttttd dark French Ginglianis; 200 ps Calicoes.
of the latest patterns ; 6 pssuper Gro de Swiss and
Italian Silks; Colored, watered and cliuiigeable Gro
de Nps and Florences of every description for
dresses ; few ps fine wide ‘French Bombazines; a
lrgo assortment Linen, Cotton and Worsted Goods
for Gentlemens summer wear; 4 cases Ladies Legt
horn, split straw, Leghorn braid, 0]‘-(!I‘IWOl‘I{ and
dniistable straw Hats ; -2 cases Misses ‘openwork and
Leghorn braid Hats; :1 large assortment of Gentler
inens Fur Hats ;' Brown Slieetiugs ;‘ Candlewick;
B tting; Twine. Cal'pt:l.Yal'li and Cotton Yarn,
from No. 4 to '22, by tlie'bale or less quantity. ‘
Norwalk, May 6. I833. ‘ -
SAUGAT UCK GROCERY STORE.
ELSON B. ..ELLS «would inform the inliab
tents of Saugutuck and its vicinity, that he has
now opened (in his new Store adjoiiiiiig the Bridge,
west side the rive_r,) ti general assortment of Groce-
ries of the very first quality, and which he now offers
to the inhabitants of Saugatuck and its vicinity, and
to the public at large, tls cheap as can be purchased
at any other store in the place or country. The fol-
lovvingcomprises a part of his stock, viz,--Young
and o d hyson, hyson skin,-souchong, gunpowder and
imperial Teas, by chest or retail, St. Croix, New Or-
leans, White Hiivanna, and loaf and lump sugars, at
wholesale or retail, West India and other Molasses,
by the gallon or 2h_hd., rice, by then bblt,.' hundred, or
«less quantity, coffee of different descriptions, No.
I Mackerel, by bbl or retail, chocolate, Y. H. Tea, at
6-3. per lb.,.5s. at wliolesale, bunch aitd muscatel rai-
sins, by the box, quarter box or lb., saleratuo, ginger,
olspicc, pepper, sack sali,«.writing paper, cavendisli
and plug tobacco, inustard, mess pork, lard,.suinmet
and fall strained oil,-lemon syrup, .chti‘inp'aigae and
wines of different descriptions, codfish and herrings,
pork and beef ‘IltllllJ,’gl'_OlllI(I alspice,‘ pepper and cin-
namon, cassia in mitts, figs, by the drum, cloves, hon-
ey, table salt, coffee mills, pitch forks, and mowing
and crad'e scythes, cedar pails, shoe blacking, Amer-
lean and Spanish segars, chemical ink, not equalled
- by any in the world, sulplier and roll brintstone, Ep-
som salts, castoriul hair sieves, ‘East India preserves
in Jars, Spaiiisli indigo, soda and scidlitz powders,‘
Essences, cotton yarn, dried apples, tamarind-i,
eartlier. and stone ware, gunpowder, shoes and hats,
churncliing dry dates,-and cliurncliingdry ginger,
in boxes, politnd starch, saltpetre,-alum, water-proof
varnish, eonfeetionarics, wheat and rye flour,-&c.
P. S. For the above articlesiand many others,
pleasectillut the Store of Nelson B. Ells, in Sauga-
luck- Suugatuck, May l7tli, 1833.
_'O'l‘ICE.—-The subscribers have talteh the
store No 2 iiiarket square,’ lately occupi-
e.) by Baitram &. Hoyt and «intend to keep ti.
general aSS0l'lllI0lll’l0_l‘ Groceries of? first quality.
Al‘-o Soiitliern and Canal ’flour.“ All oi-ders
punctually attended to J. S. Sz 0. SAMMIS,
Norwalli, April 9lll, I833. ..;
.NO'I‘ICE.T0 BUILDERS.
T-IIE subscribers would inform the public tl.ii'-
‘ they are engaged in the business of‘ getting out
8; furnisliing litiilding litiiber of almost nlldimeitsions,
any person wishing to purchase Hewed timbei-'0' or
bill ldllllls "°‘"l.V llillnfitl.-0r. to engage tinscasonéd
ouk‘~and ‘t.‘lI(lSl.l|_Ill. plank or botirds, spokes, Bark,
or coal, would do_ well to call and exainiue for them.
selves Any inforniatiou directed to James St.John.
2d or Russel Mend of Wilton. Bald Bill or .Wm., H.
Ambler of Danbury. will receive immediate atteiitioii.
..',N-VB. Mill shafls of-almost. any-dinicnsions, can
be furnished in the rough, or liewn ris‘slialI=best.,auii
the purchaser. ' ,;’J. AMES St. :lOHN.2d.?
_ . _ 2 RUSSEL MEAD. _
=\.Vn|Io-i:t‘eb. 9. —-.wM.ai_t_. Atnsnen. "cm
lpnizsn Ground "Wheat and-,_B‘r‘e4'I-‘:Io::tirk‘.‘(by the
_‘s.bbl.-. hundred an_d_le_ss_ qutmtity,) by the subsoil-
b_ei'- In Saugatuck, udjoiuiiig the Bridge,w‘egt gide 3|-.5‘ I
river. «:-P. S .,.T.l‘Iie._'obovo articles need no recommen-
dlilloll, it is ;vvell as being-equal t'o"‘aiiy in the world."
:I hpse persons wishing to piirbhase- are 'respe‘ctfully'
Invited to call on the subscriber. ‘ f . _'
, Saugatuck. May 289 ‘ ~-NELSON .8. ELLS 1
NOW Landing, at large assortn_t’etit“‘oI '.lfimb'e'
and bath, consisting of every’ ,sis,e‘a'rid"l_engt:u
_"f*°°55_,!,"Y l'0I' any ,bnilding,.also gutter sticks of any
d_'"'e“5'9H8? birth I I 2 and 1'-4finches, very supie‘-’
not‘. also from Albany, is general’ assortment of:
l’°‘”d5. plank and shingles.-all of which will be.
sold ata small advance by FRANCIS w_ ‘JESU3
Snugatuek, Illav.I3th, 1833...,-, ,, -,: _ _
~ . LOVER‘-«-A '1‘_|M.0‘I‘IHY ,.ie.a.-.....,...:
- _ ._clenr_, for sale byllUBllE[.L'&. i,>on'rit«:t‘t.
Norwulk. March 3. 1833. A _ -' ' '
AINTS .8-c.——Agcncrtil asssrttnent offiisl
_ _ qua'ity Paiiits. Oils, Glass, Brushes, &c.* ‘
April 9th, I833. J. S §t_. C. SAMMIS.
‘ . <‘”".;f]'."'
ffertng a good’ -
A small assortment of
, TEMB ran 8:. 7‘;
'.’l'-'.'."'3‘-'""‘ " —T “ "4'
NEW ‘AND GHEAP‘SPRlNG*‘Gt)0DS
, A’ ‘“-“AT NEW‘CANAAN.*5¢ ‘
~ ASH &. HOYT are-now. zopening‘-’a largeand
bought at the presei_i_t_ low prices,'an_d wilfbe offerg
ed on suCh,;lflI'Il|S‘llS.Wl_ll £n_stii_e alsale l9 ‘hose-“b0
‘are '_in want—Amo'tig which may be foiind,"supt-rfine’,
‘ fine,“an’d»co'tl’tmon Broadclotlts. (all--‘colol"s)-ibltte,
;bI,a‘ck,‘ mixed;a‘nd fancy coloredCassimer_es ,ar_idS_at-
inncts,stipetj'_MolesItin,‘striped and plain Fustians
and Beave'rteen's,"l503‘ps‘Calico, coiiiprisiiiga gene;
rul assortm,erit,- from 6"cts‘to:30 cu, per yard, French
Gingliam_s,_,-printed ChlIll.lI'lCS,"IlillIIuI.LllSl.I‘Il’tg', Sin-
chew, Gro de Nap., Gro de Berlin and Floreiice,
Silks,-all prices. from Is. 6d.,to 7s. 6d. P0!‘ yard.
scitrIet‘and' black Merino Sliaws, ‘ silk, gauzc._ bet-.
rage,-7and~crape Dress Sliuwls.-Prussia anal-Valencia
do,"-‘Valent-in and "Marseilles Vestirigsg. blue and,blk
Silk Velvet,’-Lad-2es'wliite and colored II.‘ S. ‘Gloves’,
wh'i’t'e afi‘d‘bla’ck Silk_do., fiflag silk .Hdl<‘t‘s, Pongee
do, black Italian Cravats,~Irisli Lineiis‘,‘=Iong Lawns,
eambrie,book, _itlCI£DIl€'l,"- medium, ‘and sunss Mus-
lins, plain and figured’Tti'ibet lVool.SliawIs,:Velvet,
Boinbazirie, silk and satin Stocks, Frencli Bomba-
zines, black and 'coloi'ed‘ Ciifcassiaiis, --Boriibazetts,
.T‘aoby Velvet, black and colored,-" red-and mix’,i
Padding,‘ Russian Sheeting . and diapers, 5 balesv
brown Muslins, I00 yds_bleaclied do., br_owii Jean,
blue and yellow Nankceri, linen. cambric handker-
ehiefs, pongee. black, nankin. and canton ,crnpes,'-
black and green italiaii crapes. some 5-4 wide‘ for
yeils3,='blue, black, brown, green, slate and pink co-
loied caiiibrics, green bcrrage, 4-4 uiid.5-4 wide,
‘Geiitlemens? buck, H. S. and woodstock gloves,
‘Ladies and Gentlemens white’,'mixe'd, and random
l'l0sc,WlllIl! and black-silk do. fiirnitnrev binding,
,cottori,ferrets, galloons,ribbons,‘cotton and Iineii
floss, cotton, spools aml balls, thread and bobbinet
edging, bobbiiiet footings, all«widtli's and prices,
bobbinet lace-, blond footing-and edging, white and
brown linen drilling, French linen, brown-.and black
Holland, prunelle, princetta lastitig, S."tIlSlJll|'y. flan-
nel, white, red, yellow, and greenf flanuels, sewing
silks, all colors, heads, assorted colors, buckiaiii,
canvas, Brazilian, back, side, andncck combs", cotton
yarn, batls, battiiig, \t icking and ivaddiug, silk and
.cottoii umbrellas. hooks and eyes, cottpn._ and linen
tapes, buttons, bed tick, btirlaps, osnu.l:ui'gs, toiv
cloth, &.c- Rte. Call and sec.
April ltilli, I833. '
SPRING_AND SUIVIIVIER.
';DRYGOODSl! ‘
I-IE subscriber has just received from New-
York, ll large and elegant assortment of
Springyand Auttimii goods, which he fcelsdi's-
posed to sell at such prices, as cannot fail giving
the utmost satisfaction" to all those who will favor
him with their custom ;-—among the goods re-
ceived may be found the folluwiiig ’viz. Super
Blue, Blk. Brown, Claretglnvisible Green and
olive, Mixt, & Drab Bioadclotlis & Cassiineres,
50 yds. strlpedand Plaiii Beverteen,.’I0 ps.
Bang up Cord. stizitiitisn srurrs, Orleans cord,
Rowen Cassimers, Yellow Naoken; Blue 'l‘ivil-
led do.~plain Brown linen, English and French_
Brown drillings, Blecclied linen drilling, Storm-
anht, Hamilton‘ Stripes, Black Frciiclr Bernha-
zine and Lasting,'Black Circasnian.
SILKS, Black Itali:in.'Black Gro dc Swiss,
Black and Blii‘e‘.Black Gro de Berlin, Black
Gro dc Zan,‘3Black and Colored Gro de Naps,
Blacklltalian Lustring, _Black and Colored Mar-
celino, Black Sincbew an Sarsnet. Black, Co-
lored and Changeable Fl0I‘(3l)t‘.('!F, Pink, \VIiitc,
Green and Bltie do, Light Vestings, Black Silk
Velvet, Silk and‘ ‘Cotton - Flags, Irish Linens,
Footing and Edging. MUSLINS, Plain and
Figured Book, Plain and Figured Jaconet and
Cross-barred, Plain and Figured Swiss, Carti-
bric, Sarsnet, Medium and Mull, Bishop Lawn,
Syc. 500 oiecos of Calico, from 6d. to 35. per. yd.
comprising one of the largest and most elegant
assortmcnts ever offered in this county, 50 ps
Gingliams, 10 ps Super and Common B_cdtick-
ing, 50 Merino Sli:iwls,'clieapcr by 30 per cent.
than ever offered" in this village. Purcliasers
need but call and look, to ‘be satisfied oftlie truth
of this assertion. Crape Shawls, and all other
goods usually kept in a Dry Good Store.
EBENE-ZER STEVENS. -
2-J Dry Good StoreNorth the Mill.
‘'NE\‘.’ 5:. CHEAP
DRY GOOD AND GROCERY STORE,
.,A'I‘ FIVE MILE-RIVER. '
THE, Subscriber would inform his friends and the
1 public in genera_l,,that he has taken the Store
-formerly occupied by Roswell Ree'd,‘and IS now
offering to the public ageneral assortment of : Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Crockery, with a
small selection of Drugs and Medicines. which he
tlatters himself that he can sell as cheap as can be
purchased at any other similar establisliment in the
country. .The following articles comprise a part,
viz. Broadclotlis, Cassimeres, Satinnett, Valencia and
Marseilles Vesting, Beaverteens and Fustiari.-, Fancy
Stormont, Moleskin and Bang-up.C0l'tI, I-‘lannels-,
Osnaburgs, and Buckrain, Paper Hanging, Cotton
bleached and unbleached Muslin, eaiiib. do, Acamb.
linen do.. light and dark Calicoesof various patterns,
Dorchester Bed Ticking of a superior quality, - apron
Checks and Gingliams. linen St. cotton diaper, (‘en-
tlemen’s hair cloth‘ stocks, hobbinet-' laces, edging and
footing of different widths, ribbons, silk braids, tapes,
Irish thread of‘ different kinds,tIiiinbles, needles and
pins, paltnorine dress liandkercliiefs, silk flag do, cot_-
ton do, cravats o_f different patterns, hosiery, sewing
silk. Clm'k’s spool cotton, suspenders, tooth and hair
brushes, shaving ‘nruslies and boxes, 8i.c. Statione-
ties, including school Imoks, toy books, slates and
‘pencils, lead pencils, wafers, ink powder, writing pa-
per, '.vriti.ig books. &.c. , ' ‘
- GROCERIES, consisting of loaf and lamp su-
gar,-brown do, molasses, young hyson, liyson skin
and soucliong Teas, rice, coffee, ginger, pepper, al-
spice, cloves, nutniegs, cinnamon, starch, saltpelre.
saleralus. alum, indigo. logwood and iiicuragua do,
ground anguillti salt, candles, sqzip,.shaviiig d_o, plug
und paper tobacco, segars, snuff, ,C0dfi5‘ll,. smoked
herring,cracltershclteese, butter, &c. _ Wheat and
Rye Flour,‘ by the barrel" or less tquantity, fruit,
oranges. lemons, raisins, figs, peanuts; Etc. '
April 23,1833. " ‘ ‘ ’ ‘- CAR,i\II"BET'l‘S.
FOR; ‘SALE’, - A
_iA"'I‘,LEAS,ANTLY situated, and
"very" convenient btiilt .' Dwelling
House, and an ~Ac.r_e of Good 'Lan,d
adjoiniiig, with fin'e,Fruit,- and other
conveniencies, situated~ a few rods
above the old Well School -House, and . near tlie
Methodist Il.I£e{IDgH0ll8C.v Tlie'House-is in good
repair, and will be 'sold,r;lieap. For furtIier-partic-
ulars enqtiire of CHARLE$.MAl.LORY. - '-
, Norwalk, Augu;-it 24, 1832. 1 V ’ I‘ ,0-244
{
"-‘£'l:¥.i'1V*ft.‘i‘'1‘”i(T3E. .‘ g
-liis‘-lunding-to‘ Peek-Slip in‘ 'the"fo'Ilo'w"in,v,r“‘marfn’er;
-Slooii"MECHANI(', morn .ni.o'r.ni;-:t:i.‘r: —Mas'ter,
will sail Tuestlsys;-. and. return s,,m-,-d,,y,;_5]o6p
CITIZEN. "S'!m’L ‘T. Morehouse,‘ ‘Master. will sail‘
-Saturdaysfi-=-returnon 'I‘liursdays",W‘For Freight or
.Captttin_s on board their respiqtivglzgoggelg. ;'
0 . O"l HOYT.
~' Norwalk, February 27.41832. — 1 '
A A1? 0LD=;vvELL,~- .
f"tElSubsc‘ril»er rérpeciroiiy inf'oi'ms_ his friencis‘
Int
'1‘-
all of which. of Ihe.t.irs.t quality, and w,lii_cli, he will
tliapkfulto his friends and the public in gonmal, (9.;
_”"?l" ll3.|.3l_f",.V9"3 5l"°°- l_'l_S commciicemetit in the
abpve business, and so l;:lOls[1l|NCllIIllllll&lIlCt3_ of their
I‘ "-°"M.l¢_- , " . , D. RAYMON .
Old Well, April 9th, 1833. D i
\
ism -‘JOHN 56-. 3.C<5MS'T0C.I.<~iii1I Bt>«:i=..ijI-i- day?
general assorttnent of Dry-Goods,‘ which werd ,., , 't_I_ _ _ l _
*Ameriean7Dty‘Goodsyccnsisting in part of 50 pieces; _
Yarn of all numb_e_ijs,_‘_CottonBatting, K’ Candlewick, '
‘ 1siding,'uII=of:\vhicli is
r_ subscriber would Inform; iirt.’ r,;.-,,.d_',, ,,,,‘,,‘ .-
. * " the ivubl-c._m 8*’-'!‘=I‘_=-I. II_-at ,h'i_s,, t_',..«_;,t.eis' have.“
commenced their weekly "l'rips"iitik_tj‘v‘vi_l_l ;‘uil‘r_i-om ,
‘Passage apply to the subscriber oixto eitherof the A
NEW SUPPLY on GROCERIES ;
A , gcustomcrs, that he liasju;i_rj¢_‘cejyf¢d from ..
New Yoik, and is- new opening’; -,, f,.e,,h_l,»,o»c-k:.,"-,d ,
£¢"°|7“I~fl3.59'lF."9!!l.9ll Ffimilv=Groceries,.,coiisistir.3i ' '
of .;i|.mnst.. e.v.r-ry;..art,i.cl_e In-that line or..,t.u.'i.ies'§; ~.
..A.|.s.o.- an .elesn.nt :!!F80|‘l!“cnt or? Ct.i'u'n,l'liiiiiaiio.i ‘ .
Clillltlo fflllmulllfll “Ill!-'l¢5)..Glnssnn,d Eartlienware, ii
dispose 9l;_0fl 1!! In\l.Q!'"l’l0. .terms as _cs,ii.bo.hn(l§at' , T _
onytother ,Sto_re in Jlle, 'I'o_wi_i. _.'.I‘lio s_tilisctibe.r iii‘ '
}C?i.iEAfP. DRY; i§.ti0DS
1A1‘ 1vr.'w_ ‘CANAAN_.‘j'_ .. .
‘general -assortment’ of fresh Impolled Mld= .
ol, Broadclotlis, embrttcing-1e'_very.v.ariety of'_fasliio‘n-
of"a new and iiri‘pr’oved* f‘itiish_ V-and very superior;
striped
Moleskins, Beaverteens, -Fustians, 5-Bank-tip Cords;
200 pieces light, and dark -.Pri.1ts,;‘.’0 pieces 'F,urniture
4do.,’5\pieces ‘superior wide black Italian arid.imit_a-, _
tion I.'ustrings_.'equaI to aiiyin market, from'4s.‘«6d.,
to 73. (id. per yard, black Gro do Swiss, Gro ‘dc,
Naples, Gro de Berlin, Sinchew. Siirstiet and .FIo~,
Arence, Silks, colored andeliangeable ,Gro dc Nap,
‘insbort. eve-ry‘variety of ‘Sslks, both as to color aliil
quality, black, white and pink.Satins, blaek'atid’co-
lore-.l Italian Ci'apes_.,souic 5-4 crape for ,,Veils, 4-4
and 5-4 Green Berage, I0 pieces .Irish Linens
and Lawns.'from '2 shillings to 95. per yard. Silk
Velvet, Silk,--Valencia; and MarseIles‘.Vesting, some
new style, 4-4, 54 and 6-4 plain bobbitiet .Laee,
figure.d‘bobbin:‘.e.t"Laces and Edgiiigs, from 13. to 53.
pet yard; Thread Edgings and Footings, all widths,
Blond Lace and Edgings‘, (3-4 and?’-4.blnck and-scaiw
let Merino shawls, _] box 4-4 and I ditto 5-4 elegant
crape Shawls, a variety‘ of Silk. Gauze and Palmo-
-rine dress Handkerchiefs, 6-4 and 8-4 damask table
Diaper, 6-4, 7-4 aitd 8-4 bleached and, brown table
Cloths, very cheap, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 bleached ‘arid
brown cotton Diaper, figured and plain book, swiss,
jaconet and mull Muslin, nansook, niedium,jaconet,
swiss and corded Cravtits, plaid and striped do, Cati-
ton 8:. Nankin Crapes. linen cambric lrlandkerchiefs,
puhgee. do, new patterns, flag and baiidanna dc,
Prussian Shawls and I-Iundkercliiefs, Tliibet wool
Shawls. Ladies and Gentleman's Gloves, a good va-
riety, incltiding buck, beaver, Woodstock, silk, linen,
colored, white and black H. S. Gloves. from .l0d. to
6s. per pair, Hosiery, a good assortment, Ladies side,
back and neck Brazilian Conibs,‘ of the first quality,
3 boxes of splendid hat. and cap Ribbons, Ladies
and‘=Misses Leghorn and Straw I-Iats, plain and co-
lored tafl'eta.Ribbons, from No. I 1 2 to 22, superior
black Frenclrbulnibazine, English do, 4-4 black nic-
iiiio Circassian,- some very fine, colored and common
Circassian, 50 d'o'z. spool Cotton, several prices,good
and comiiioii Bed '.l‘icks.- some 6 4 wide, Cotton Yarn
from No. 3 to 22,furiiiturc and apron Checks, :1 good
variety of Summer Goods‘for’Mens and Boys wear,
black lasting and black Circassian, expressly. for‘
Men's wear, fine white, red and yellow Flaniiel, cot-
ton and silk Uinbrellas. green, and brown Parasols,
3 bales brown’ Sheeting. 60 pieces bleuc-lied ditto,
bleached and brown Jeans, colored and-~ embossed
Cambrics, foundation Muslin, Tow Cloth, Burlaps,
Osniiburgs, Russia and imitation Slieetiiigs, Men3s
and Boy's summer Hats, Boy's Cups, black and white
Buckram, l’ad_ding,, Sewing Silk, Canvas, Patent
Tlirettd, Tapes, quality binding. Also, just receiv-
ed an assortment of Frencli and Anie.ican Gingliams,
French printed Muslin, Gt-iit|emen’s plaited Bentha-
zinc and Satin Stocks, together with many other tir-
ticles, making in all a very compltte assortnient.
New Canaan, 23d April I833
The farm now occupied by
James‘ Jones in ‘the town of llidgt-fieltl, 12
miles from Nortvalk, and three miles from tlietowii
ofllidgclield, consisting of a hoincsted ol".’.I acres
oflaiid and 26 acres of wood-laud. On the premi-
scs is a good Dwelling-House, Store, barn, wood-
hotise Sec. Iftho same-is not sold by the l7tli of
April it will be ofTc‘red at Public !iiictioii..I"or terms
apply to JOHN BURRALL
JAMES JONES on the promises.
LUMB ER‘;-
AT NEW CANAAN.
IIE subscribers have received an assuri-
nient of Lumber, whiclr they are ofl"emig
on as good terms as can be 1')Lll'Cl)83C'(l el.~.‘C\l’l_lt.'l'C.‘
‘ 'NAsit so lIOY’l‘.
NEW SPREANG G.(P(}I)r§’.
E. CORKER, Draper and Tailor. li:ts-jusfrc-
0 turned from New York with an entii'ely new
zissortnieiit of spring and summer goodt—tlic follow-
ing comprise a part :—-_Black, blue, olive, green.
invisible do. and niulbury bioadcloths, froiii3 to'$7
per _t aid; black, blue, drab, nii'x’d and striped cussi-
tiiercs of the first qiizility; striped and plain stititiels:
beavcrtccns and .‘.tn'(l()f alljltiiitls; vestings of all pat-
terns; shirts, collars, bosoiiis; stocks, cravails, silk
litlkfai, of nllpiittcrns and prices; gloves stsi=pf:‘-lltlt-l‘.s'.
&c. Also,,att excillent assortinent of hats, caps,
military eiips, epaulets. ‘&c.' Every description of
ready made clothing kept «constantly on liaiiili
' .l. E. C. returns l'I.Is.SIIIceI’.C;lll:Illl(S. to his friends
and the public in general, for the liberal patronage
he has-met with since his cominencementiii business,
'lfl‘.7
acontinuance _oftlieir.favors. , . _
' ~ N. B. All kinds ofmilitnry work done oii'tlie short-
est notice, and most reasonable‘ terms. Tailors’ trim-
Amings of all kinds kept constantly on hand.
GUARD AGAlNS'l‘.FlRE.
, _ _, ,-‘PROTECTION t
IN,_SU,RANCE CONlPANYo
W'M. LHSTREET, of.NorwaIk, agent of
Hartford Connecticut, ‘offers to insure ‘Houses,-
Stores, MiI's,"Factories, 'Barns, and the con-.
tents of each, together: with cver;..uother siinilarr
spccies_of property, . . . -
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Preinitim offered, are as low as
those of any other similar Institution, and every
man hasiioiv an opportunity, "for a trifling sum.
to protect himself against the ravages of this do-
structive clcment, which often in a single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many years '
: The course the oflice pursue in transacting
losses, is prompt and libeiral.“ For terms of insu-
~_rance, application maybe made to the above
named Agent w,lio is aiitliorizedto issue polices
o applicants witliout delay. ‘ ' I
on SALE”ORTO' LEASE run ONE on
. MORE YEARS-L‘-A convenientdwellinghonse
nearly new, barnand other oiit buildings, together
with about two acres of land. on which is it young
. orchard of selected apple and other frnittrees, a good
garden, Scc. -plcasently situated on__tlie East sideof
Five/Mile River liarbonr, iii"Noi'walk--it being the
lato,:‘residence'ol'r the tsubscriber; RF or terms,.wlii_ch
will be reasonable,— apply to David Lockwood, near
the premises, orftothe. subscriber in New 'Ca'n"aan. '
F_,'eb.,9tli. 1833. -,..ERA_S'I,’I_JS__j-S,EjEI.l{_. n7tt‘
of-',|*-ID-.3.R.& .,0Y-PRESS SI~II.-"G.l-ES_-
TREET 81. JAMES l'Ifl_Ve"jl.lSt received per
-‘schooner United’Stat'es,"40.000’-3 feet Cedar
Shingles; 35,000 2 feet do do. 25.000 2, feet y.pr,ess
do. Also per sloop Minerva} from Albai'iy',"l00,(l00‘
. , ~ .pine?Shingles’: 20,000 feet'Sprtiee Flooring Plank; _
-20,000 feet of Hemlock and_ Spruce __'l‘imber, anda
general assortinent"of boards," pl’ari"_it,_‘ scati‘lling‘aiid'
ofl'ered':at the ’Inwest . market
_ Norwalk, April, 23 .1833.
? .i«1iLoo;1t...-
.EC.EI-VED This dfa.v !00,.,Ba."els.-of Virgin:
.’ ia Moiintain"Flour', ’w'ai"ranled first quality‘?
at-$5.87 I-2.cts» perfharrel. Li Also a greatgassoi-:1."
,ment of SPRING GOODS as cligap as ever at
'"S:ttigattick. March 26.1833. ‘ 'M‘OUl,TONS_-
“'3” HATS- 511 . .
-‘ ‘THE Sub’sct’*ib‘er’ hav'é*o'n‘ hand or.‘
assortment of gentleni,ens‘Hau_o_fgood
quality,tititl intend keeping a ‘full sup-
‘ ply rnade'in the best 'iii"a’fiiici*‘itiitI'- fin‘-A
prices.
‘ _ isI_i_ed in ,N...,_w rprk i‘n;tli'_e';Ia:est_«_style.
V, _ ‘ ,HG_¢lsl_lCIne‘ll can be sup_pl'p_d.wit.li,Hats
to‘.Order upon slnirt notice: ' N ' ' A .
' ' AI.FR_E_D M:-lLL,0R‘Y.v' -.
"Noi'\val.lr, "March 2,‘ I833.
..
’ A ,,OFF_'EB_S: for sale a‘ liasidsomeand
Tgetacral assortiiie'nt‘bf HATS,‘ iticltr
,_ rlipgjtliose ()l‘._l‘ll,e.,'ItlIOSl New. York;
faslnons. Gentlemen can be supplied
- ‘ with ‘Hats toforileti upon sliortbotice.
No't'\Vnlltf.Marcli 18. I833. ' « 5
sis,
ROUNDV PLASTER, a constant supply,Eou
. hand and for Sale by
March 26.
A
IIUBBELLLSI I’ott‘t‘i;tt,
t_iblc.color, aud,yttIso‘t'1I_'—giuality,, s_ome of.vi'liieli'nre3 "
I0 pieccsblne,’blaelr,plni‘n,’striped, and fancy co- .
lored,Cassiniero_:_s, I0 piecersuperfine .f_'itncy.colored- -, .. 9
and common Satinnet,--striped and plain: " _
of. 'Norwalk,' or if
. and hurlups. &.c.
and hopes.hy;strict attention and assidnity, to merit .. r
I " lowby
the Protection [nvuraiice_ Company, _of’ “
their business iindin tlioadjusting &. paynieiifof _
‘ . zvgm-.aiik,,,ii;i3-'13,1833., ,
; ed agent,iu S‘augatue,k.,
,~'s
~- .-.'-s-= ‘«
ET-saw isS''i‘A§13il-*i§5ii”1lI=i!3:1lT:'l‘-
;‘ S.AIlfi'r‘Ai91‘;UCK’iFANCYi~S'l’9RE.'.-' ,
-THE siibscrlberhegs leave
0 4 }.to ?inform' th'c“inlIl'bilIIlI|l-of
' zfinugntiiclr and Aitssvicinity.
-: .- .,;-lhat,li_e has‘ opened, a. Stage
A In the New Building, on the
T tV.e‘st"‘;side at the litidsv.
. .where he ‘will. offer 7"to:the
1-P!'lblic,'G0fXll in his ,lI,ll'Q,.§3
cheap as can l_ie.pur,c.htise_d
H , _, _, at any similar ‘establish-
ment eitlief-'iri the city or. count y. The following is
t_l list nfja few of._ the rineipal~a_tfticles,which, he has
on hand-- English, "reach and. Swiss, Watehes,;
'/latch Chains,‘ seals, keys, slides ‘and "i:ir‘i’g«; cortic-
.,‘
‘lion,-’-filligree, jet and paste‘ earrings’; fittgél'*I‘.itigs of
all prices,-..from 2d. to $3‘; breust ‘pins of v§tit'_io.us
kinds; jet and gilt waist buckles ;,siIv_e[‘_ ,thlmbl‘?‘."~9‘
all kinds: common ditto; ever-pointed penc,i,ls(;,.toy
watches‘; ‘plated ‘ table and tea _sp'oons‘.'; I-lit tanriia.
do'.; plated sugar tongs;-ivory salt”spoons;"gilt‘sntip,SI¢
coral beads; gilt and steelwatcli chains; wutchirih-
lions; plated and steel spect:teles;.- p0t;lt-.01 ,bQ0liSl -
"purses; purse clasps; lead pencils; safety ‘chains;
spectacle eases; slec'l pens; beads or all‘ kinds ftii
working: beads needles: ,gilt.beads; britannia'.cofl'eo
and, tea pols; brass candlesticks; scissors; pen and
pocket knives; snuff boxcs;‘ liooks and eyes; sliavirig
1308438: razor straps; fancy soap; cIoili"a‘n‘d’ hair’
brushes;--tootli braslies;3Iookiug' glasses of ‘_v:irious ’
prices, from 2s. to $l0;.-tea waiters;; silvcrgspptuis
coiistaiilly on hand and itianufaetiired to order; silver
spectacles‘.-&c &.c. ' A ‘ _ ‘.'
_ N. B; The strictest attention paid‘ to tvalelidrepitir-'
log, and all job work done on the ‘shortest-notion:
tin apprentice wa'ntctl iniiucdintely by the subicri-'
lict‘- Saiigtitttck. May IO. .-.-»EDVVI.‘l GL,OV.EIl.-‘.
NEWV AND CI'IEAPiGOODS.-‘
V ‘BE subscriber has jiist returned from New
York with a full supply ofsammer-Dry Goods, I
wlilcli, no pains has been spared in purchasing cheap,-
and from the long experience he has had i,n__t_li.e busi-
ness, lie is eonfitlciit no Store in the _village’ can offer
as great inducement to purchasers as his’, ‘and that
t_hc public will find his goods on examination from 6
to 10 percent at least, cheaper than can be purch:ts.-
ed elseivliere ; render, this is no pull‘, call and satis-
fy yourself. The following are among this New
Goods -received, viz. :—70 -ps fine and superfine
Brotidclolhs, of most every shade. 40. us fancy Cassi-
mercs and Satiniicts, splendid style, 20 psplaiii and
rloth finislied striped Moleskin. SILKS'.—bllt.‘j‘et.*
black I. Lustring,-black and blue blk Gro dc swiss
and Gro de-Berlins:-blksiiicliaws, blk and col’d dou-
blo I-‘loreiices, blk Miirccliiie, blk and col’d Gro ilo.
Naps. Pl|I,k. wliito, ,r.,-reenand straw col’d Floreiic‘cs..
SUMMER S'l'UFFS.--blk,-invisible green, and.
brown cuniblct, vtry fiuc,"and ti‘ be.'tu'iful article for‘
mcn’s summer wear, Frencli -bombazines, 'Orleans
cord, storniont, lusting. lt‘ro:ticli and English I-rojwii.
linen,‘ blk circassiaii, blue a:id"yellotv lliil'll\'t!6IlS,.
pongee,-pittsbtirg cord, meiino and Rouen cussi-
mercs, stripes, white liiii-n drilling, t\"c , 200 [is ‘of
calicoes, of tlie.l.ttest patteriis and most approved
style, 40 ps gingliitiiis. somevciy elegant ptittcriis,
a large nssoitiiient of crape n'nil_otlier dress slimvls,
30 pt ('(lli\l)l‘lC and S:ll‘SflGl,\Ii)etlIUlll ilI'l(l,IIlllIl=lll,llS-’
lins, 60 lilk and scarlet ineriiio sliawls,‘ clicap as eve-',.
a spleiidid flS~i0I'llll€IIl of gauze llill ribbons, 4.4-, 5.4
and (3-4 lJ0l)lIlII(’.l.liIC€. f'ig’d liloi:d gauze veils, ‘Z0113.
Irish linens. 3i) doz. Ladies and Gentlemens gloves-,.
tlircail cd,<;iii-.:s itiid.iiisertiiigs, umbrellas’ and p:i‘r':i-‘
sols, silk and cotton flags, large travt-lliiig I)ll5I((‘l:l’,.
200 ps_ utiblcachcd and IOU ps l)l8.lClI(’.(l shei-tings. 50
ps vi-slings, I5 doz palm lcafliats, 10 ps I)iirciiester~‘
and other tit:lting's, tiieiis mid yotiths caps, D.~‘II$Il)|lI'gS‘
EBEN l5‘.Zi".ll »S'I‘l«;VI-INS.
ild Dry Goods Store Nortli tl
Mill. \ -
C0'.'."1‘UN VVAJJDI N GS,’
OR Sale low by the Doz.‘ or less qttantity_ by
. -l...IIi_1_tiiir«‘i.i.' -
U EEACHQ Ii} HS. "
Nora-alk, June 3.
‘ I
2
fresh Butter. 35;-Sugar Ci'ak_ers by t'li'e barrel on-
less quiintity,as low as cuii-be [i|tl‘CIIlISc‘tl'lII lll(!l_Cll_V' _
yes.
call and ='exumitie for tlicinsel
- ‘-- . - ‘Einvm llocirtvooir‘
‘SADDL l»‘:i‘BRIDLES &.C. I _
US'J.‘- rec-‘d at the N"w (Jamiun Store.-aii as-r
wliittli will be 0fli:r’e:.l V ry low by I "
_Now Uaiiaaii. Jiiiie I. ' 7.-isii &. lIo,v'r.-
SNUFF.'.&,; 'l‘_()'BACC09'.
- "sale o’r‘Ret'ail,_at New York p'i'ices-"liy _ ' ‘g
,; . , ; l':D.Wl‘N_iL0cK\Vt)'olL.'._“~
PDT
.1
_ .
. . . AS..HE.1fS.sT} G
JUST Received and for sale by A
v ' " GIBS & R_AY'.VlOND.
.l"Olt'l‘~ING mi blasting i‘~<_)wi'ii:‘.I3_r'or.,s'n,'ie‘:
. . , 1'1,U;B.BE.l-L..-lz_P0.B,''T??'i:
3'l‘l-IE.SloopOllAN(}E,.S;.Ray:.nonu,,
‘ ~ T-;tii,ti:i,t,er,§ivi‘lI during the season receive
_‘_I",rcight- [torn -the store or dock; pf‘
Gibbs 81.'Raytnond._for New York‘ or
any other place. . Freighting in Lao.
her or bark'done.oIi the m.ost?reasonable- terms» Also,
orders _direr:tcd to Gibbs §c:Ru_y-iiiond, will .D8__-['l_ll_llC-
tually attended to. ' . Noryvallr, April 30.. _
A *<>1uo1sE -1.‘UiiiBE.1t.
S'I‘RE_ET 8; .l_’AllIES ' mt’.-' laridin'g this day, from
v Sloop‘ Miner.v:i.from Albany and Catsl.'ill,:
' . I00;bunches,Williitiiisf Siting
_ lé-)0 do 2d quality, do ~
]0,0C0fc_et ‘of’Sidi,ng
30,1 0.) feet Hemlock
Boards '
10,000 feet Tally boards , 4 A
Ala * on hand seasoned clear boards ;
and 2 inch lajilc, &c. ‘ ' _ _
, EM0VAL.-—_-'I‘lie Subscriber begs leaye to
say that ‘hehiis remo'vetl_ his l:'ll_l(;)l’l,llg,.;fi§l-_fll-'-
lisltinciit .into Burralls Block, No‘ ‘4.’,,next.“-, db‘or-.-
west to‘ M iddlcbrooks ar_i_’(l Morris's store. tvlie-e
les"l '!.l“" .
_ ‘,_ 1'5)
and Spruce Tiinberliad
ifji-'4. ,__i_i_i-2
‘GRSSIHICTS. and vesting suit:ible- for Gfentlemer'i's
apparrell, and"feels«di'sposc,d. to.scll'them vritlr br
without; mikingiip, on as,-stood terms,-as,;'any
store lll tlie—cou_nty. ~GijatefulI fortpast favors,Iie
SJlICllS_a continua_r,ice'of them,‘ and feels safe: ,-in
H saying that his won: slnilI',be'do‘n’e as_'_well" .-‘mac
any oth 2r estab'tshmetit in _,the county,&._no
shall bzspared oiiliis part to’pleasé‘.'liis‘ custom.-
ers. ‘ Ceap,"3Che'tip.'~Clteap is the? common order
as to-the matter..o,f feet. ‘ s — .
Norualk April«6.l.33 3. _N.OAH;S. .B;{\I,[4EX;;-
. GQODS., ', V
IIUBBELL has just received the ' l,z‘i’rges‘r’as-‘-
= - .' asso_rt‘m¢-.nt of‘ -fashionable— Dry--'Goo¢’ls"cver='
ofi'ered~in this mnI‘.Itcl.. _,-The public are respectfully;
invited to call and.e_qan_iine for.thet1\_s_elve_a_.i‘, ,_«}~,., 3’ _
G-ENUINEf.:I:l;YG.EIAN PIE - 8..
- _ E Sl.lb,‘,€I'Ibel',,I|gVIl_lg b.e_rn_ apltgllplfitl , 59'“-
‘ in’ Sa'ugi'i'tuck.for‘ disposing of 'fl.Ie__‘tt ove Med-
icine. tvouldlaslr’-the privilege oi‘--furn'!s'htn‘g the‘Pnb_-
lie with a remedy. for all "tlise:ts’es,'..viz.i The .H_'i’geian
vegeiahle,univ,ersalMedicines ,of. iht;.._Britis!_i Qollggo.
of_'.H,eallb’, London, . -'.I‘hi's. Medi,ci,ne...htIs, ot»t;iin.ed..
‘arid ‘still ‘eontifi't‘i,es'to‘obtain, the’ approbation obtltou...
sands‘ who-‘liuve-b‘eeu‘ cuicd"‘of' ev"e‘ry"cor‘;'iplain‘t' to.
wliich tlieliuman systeinlis subject-.'but’the extensive .
use of; this iiiedieioelias inducedhtltc unprinciplcd I0.
practice every, possible ,t_lecept_ion :_,it his ,necJes,§§||'Y..
tlie:t‘efore',',to inform the Public; tliatfthe‘ ‘gi:'nui’ii'eH.l"'
-r‘ei'an—'Medieinos ”ctfn"iievci-‘ he-‘obtained at Drugs-
Store, and that the undersigned l5.llIe;0IiIjr' aulb.0I'|8~
, . NELSON .Bs:%l3Ll*1‘s:
_Sa_i_igatu_ck,-May O _ ‘_ i ‘ i ' A
. ‘ONG ISLANDTBRICKAFOR 'RALE.--'.Phe-
.. . -Sub8,c.tib.et.l188.on I-and altirse qn.:Intily.9.I‘.£-0.08‘
Island Brick for sale Clltltlp, viz’. hard brick .. 3.81--
iuon $4. ' "E. LOCKW OD.'
'NorwaIk, May I4-. ’ V t
X Plows ‘for. $4: 50. Horse do. for ‘$8’ 60-
_ , I"_0|'.- Sale by , 4 D. ,BARTB.AM. .
Norwallt, May 10t_li__ 1833. .
, I
to,
the ‘Subscriber keeps on hand audl ‘for sale ‘ '
or Country. »Met'cli:tiits‘ &.Ftiiiiilies ure,iii'vitctl to-
~sertnieiit of Saddles, Bridles and M'.lrtiii‘ga‘l-,.
U ‘ _EP'I' coristaiifly on ll6IlllI,y%lIl,tl fol” Sil:It!.,""lIt.'fIe- .
\
of News Paper pulling, pletisecall atid’-examine. '
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he intends ltlez.-ping"a goo'd5-assortment ef clot"s '0
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