;
GREAT BARGAENS
IN DBY GOODS.
HF. subscriber has just retui°tit—‘rl from New
York with an entire NEW Sf0_C_K Of sl’““i‘:’
1),-V Good: (at the New Store adjtllnllll-’ll“’ P05‘
. ‘7 _ . . ’ ‘
Office. on the west side of the l3ridL'<’»:) “MC,” l’°'"-‘s’
pnrcliasod attlie present time, when Goots were
m,,,,,,. k,,,,“.,., to ho Cheaper, he is confident he can
offer "rcater iu.lucements to purchasers tllfi" ‘”‘.Vi
otlitrflstitblislimettt in the County ? F0" Elle 5'll'Sli“"
tion of those who entertain a doubt of this, he would
my", ,,,,,,,,_ can am] ,,,,-;,,,.;no his as-:SOl‘llt‘l.Plll and
decide for themselves. It being the Oltlecl °l_ l’''-‘''”‘‘
to procure Goods at as low ,1 rate as possible, llt‘
asks them to call ‘ind cx'unine his goods lit*t'ot‘0 l"”'
t - r L t
cliasiiig else“ here. To purcliasers of BROAD
CLOTHS he can C"IIll(l“|llly assert. lb‘-ll "0 "10"
chant in tltis place can ofll-r asgrcat lmrzitlns 1" llll“
line as he can 1'Il<'lS°O|‘llllOnt of Goods ernbraces
( . a . - I -- ,
most everv article called for in :1 Dry G00d>' 5““"»"
He does. nut enumerate articles or 5'7"‘? l’“‘3"-‘-
sjv()l]‘d he do the latter, some might think his gtods
' . . - M i ‘ll lookin" at OI
were so clietip they \\C.t. not pull ‘ i -
buying. I.AWRi‘.NCI'. M. STEVENS.
Noinalk, April 7-
IIE Subscribers. Agents for the “ Penny Mag-
azine for the Ililiiisiun of Useful l\’nuwle.|ge.
Pnlilisliml in London and t'Ppl!l)ll.~llPtl in nionthl,‘
,,.,,.,g 3,, the City “(New York would inforin the Puli-
lic that they litive now on hand Parts I, ‘Z, 3, 4: ll
I-1 & IE1 at 12 I-2 cents each or $l.50 PW‘ .3"-'i1""‘
Tliree thinrrs combine to reconiiiietiil this Puhllca.
rion, ivliioli, in conibination,are found. to iccuinmctiltl
no other-—]st, the number and quailtty 0f If l‘-“’be_‘
lielmieiits, 33d. the lnterrst and l’i'aeti(-as Lst'fulIIe.~S
cfits contents last but not least the Extl'L‘I"0l.Y L0“
. ~ 1 - 7 _ _ ‘
Price at \vhi(-h it is titlimled. 'I welve Nutnbeis con-
- l ' ‘ v- I Octave Piincs.
it. o ivolun c ofo04 l\0,V-1 _- 1-‘ - , ,
S ‘ \i I-.I:.D & r.b1LEn.
LADIES S'l‘RA\V Sr. LEGIIORN IIATS
, "II.l.l.-’\l\'l GALE lias_in=t received fmm £\lP\_\
y(,,-[,-, 590 Linlics an I Misses LC2ll()t“ll,b])lll
Straw. L(.".’ll0rll, Biaid, (‘penwui-k and '1 inseam"
S,,.,,,v'“,,,s‘: ,,,,, 13,85, _Q,,.;,, ,,,,,i ,,,,,te,.iis, alfo ].,,igli.
Boxes splcn(lidG:1ii7.e lrlat llilihons, S[l'll\V'_lLtl_I.fl‘“i—:5,
C;,;,, 1.‘|,,,s_ ]‘,,,m—,0;; \Virp, Cane, R hlion \\ Ire, Col (.
jrimmpe,-, (‘.ol’tl and Bl}; (.‘.r:ii‘cs. 11 l«'tY.‘-"3 "-“-‘°l',‘"“3"‘,
cf Col’d Ll’tSl.I‘lI'l."_S, Riblions from No. I 1-2 to 30. ‘of
every shatle, blk mode, pink, straw. blue. and whltt“.
\vatei‘etl Gro dc Naps for Hats and LirtiI].‘1'9: “'h“e-
brown and blk Bucl<r'.iins and Crown Lining-4, ,.‘-’'‘_‘'e''
,_,,,,,,7,,,, 8.0 l\'nr\\':1ll<, April /.
1]-I;-\ltl,ES N. CLO(.‘-K has just received from
{J New York, brown mnslins by the bale. also
is. Russia diaper, lied tick-
; (_‘lolhg,ti‘.:lV.‘elllllg' hasltets.
bucltiam, and blk and col"d crown linings, co tl cam-
hric muslids, blk lustring, also an flS50!'lt11f}H'“l _"'
Gentlemen’s and Youth’s fur hats, all of which will
be dispost-tl cf at a liberal per cent. from cost.
I§oi'i\'alk, March ‘24
UST received, an additional supply of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Ilard, llollow, Tin, Glass
E,,,.,i,,,n and \Vot-deii Ware, lIl«'ll{ln_1{‘ a general and
complete assortment of each -——All (it the above arti-
cleg have been bought at the preserit t‘8tltlCt3'Ll prices,
M-,,,.ci, i5_ IIOYT fc NASII.
r«‘At.r. s: ‘WEf¥'“ER GOODS.
_ E-§‘»,U‘,:';g'_g§?,‘§'J§',§ Has this day received
-fl}. as large and handsome assortment of Dry
Goods as was ever otl'vretl in this market. wliicli he
\\ ill sell at pri':es less than they can he obtaiitetl for
elsewhere alt'nou;_vh he has not 301 150 Wt‘-Ct’-S Ul
Brnadr.-lotlis. he has as niany and as great a variety
as can be found at any other store in the place.-
Plain and striped Ciissiuieres; l-ll\'G“'|-‘=9 “ 5.’-""‘“l
vm-ietvof Frencli and English Merino Cloths and
C;,.C,,'5,-;;,ng;1,iup, iirown and green Can':hlets; white,
green, scarlet. black and crimson Flanncls; Czintnn
(10; green haigze fllltl fr'7,o; a large assortment ofSat-
iinetis ofevery qitality and shade; black and scarlet
hleiino Sliawl~:.; i-‘gnglisli ',\lerino and Thibct wool do.
Dorclicster and Odean 'Iit-ks: Beaverteen: plain and
striped niolcsl-;in.~:; a splendid assortment oflight and
dark t\lersaillcs, Vitlt”l‘:(‘ill, silk, satin anti velvet‘
V-6_.-tings; Frcncli and Ettglisli lioinbaziites; Italian
Lit.-tring; Gro dc nap, tnarcelinc, sinchcw, sarcinet
and llorence Silks; 4-4. 5-4 and 6-4 plain and figtl
buhiziet fouling ofall widths; thread and hobinet edg
ings and inscrtings; plain and tied S“'l-‘S .l0'-“‘-_"0l-
medium, book and cair;b'ric t‘-litsltiis; longlawu, linen
cambrie, bishop lawn, jar.-onel, and Swiss Ciavats;
slript and plaid C‘.unbrics', a great variety of light
and dark (.‘hint:I.. ' ,
CALlC()ES—lilk and ‘shite Gingliams; furniturc
Chimg 3, -l, 6, and 8 4; cotton diaper G, S and I0-4.
linen «lain sk table Diapers. Russia do: Russia and
imitation Sher;-tings; Dowlas; brown I-Iullaiid; brown
Jeans; Irish Linnens; fine sticetm; and shitting mus-
ijns; {;i,i,ong, all colors and ‘.\'itltl1s;blk Galoous by
the pa or box; No 3 13”‘ Rll’l3t'3'‘5 bl’ “'9 130-"? ““{='-'-'-
bandnna and poagce silk l:.l.dkl's; C"”“I1 d0; blk, git’-G"
pink and white I"rencli Cir-i’°‘~‘i t'—Zl"""“ ‘‘'°‘'5led 89,“
ago; mcns II. S ,bca-rer, tvoodstocli and l)uL'l\'Sl{II1,
Glows, L,,,i;Cs H_ 3_ no, tiucksiciii initteiis, soiiiepl
,, S,,,,e,,0,. ,.,,,,,t;iy; Prussiati. Sl:.t_wls; blk and cut (I
plain and einhosll Cainbrics; foundation muslin;
crown linings; tra\'elling basketS;_ 5C‘l'j9l ”lUI'G€Il?
blk lasting; blk Canton and Italian Lruvats; bit.
and white silk. \'-'0I'.~Tlt2(l and cotton I-lose; silk velvet
and i,0mi,;;y,in}- stocks; red and mixt patldtiig; canvass
buckram; sit; er blur ball’-tn 5ClVl“.§5'_v 50m“ "5"! “"93
Clai'k’s spool cotton; blue and white cotton .V“"”-
balls and wadding: s:ispendei‘S; Sllli aml Smwi-3l_""”
Umbrellas: English and German Pins‘: blltttms Ul till
kinds: men’s and b -y- seal caps; childrens red mu-
rocco slices; Grecian boots; paste boards by the dozen
or single: siik lll‘ttl(lS and cords; C0ll0i1 ‘l‘_’i blk “lbbf
velvet; l at):-I uh c ird; aim)“ "l“"‘l‘i “l"'"e3“C§"‘8l‘””‘5
and stripes; brown slicetirig by the bale or |e.-:s_quan-
titv; Osnaburgs and I.iLll‘lé'.p5; pen knives; s,ctssurs:
lJt*..st steel thiiiibles, combs, hair, cloth, sliaving and
tooth llruslics; shaving boxes and soap: toilt-t glasses;
shoe k. i.-es, r-.izors, do straps; blk, blue, white, pink
and stratv col’ti French Satin: vihitc gauze veils;
writing paper, é,~c. with many othes articles too tedi-
ous to enumerate. All persons in want ufgood arti-
cles at low prices; will do well to call and examine
or themselves. Nerwalk. Oct. 6.
R1 FF.h‘i-’ E-EOOEES
.VlALLOKY hasjuszt received front New-York
_ 0 :1 new supply of Spring and Summer Goods,
which ogether with his former stock, comprises a
very liantlsomc assorttnciit, which will be sold very
cheap, to say the least——-as cheap is the order ofthe
d.'i.y——-those wishing to purcliase. will do well to call
and examine for tlieinst--lves before purchasing else
vihere.—Among his aSsot‘tu.ent are Broadcloths 01
almost every shade, quality antl prit-e, also black,
blue, trii.\"t. tlral), and fancy striped Cassititeir-s,
Vcstings, a large assortment of Silk, plain and lig’d
llfarsailles, \"2tl(.'Ilt‘lEl, and other Vesting, Black silk
Velvet, superior and coniinun quality, black Ii‘;-on;-ii
Bombazine. Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for
Ladies dresses; green and black sarsnet, black cir-
cassian, merino C:15SlIl]f.‘l'0, satiuetts, lltitri-i-5 mm-
ping cloth, lri-eh lineii_. very cheap. calicocs, a guild
assortmc.-nt; cainbric, jaconet and swiss muslins_
liiicn camiiric, and linen cainbric |ian.tkfs., long
lawn, pongee, and flag silk pocket liantll.'l's., silk
an-.l crape tlress liamlkfs., 5-‘I black merinu :~llElWlS.
bubbinet and footing lacc. Ladies gloves, Ilosiery,
a gootl ttS5t)l'llllB|ll; silk tim'.ii'cll:is, gingham do.,
ahirting I11Ll.‘ZllllS, brown shr-.eting, Dorclit-.ster ticks,
I)t‘.;1VCt‘lC'(.'l1, lIl0l‘.’Sl(ltl, plain and striped l);m,:-.1”)
co.'d, French drilling, blue and yellow nan;-,c;;.,,
black and col'd Silesia, col’d cainhrics, children and
youth's cloth and fancy caps, cliildrens rctl morocco
shoes, stocks aiitl collars, l\leii’s. Il0l'Slfltl, \Vood-
stock and l)tlCliSl(lll gloves,t_riminings, an assortinm t
ol best <pi:iI.'ty.togc:l:t,-r \\‘lLll tiiaiiy oil,” ,,,.,,,,lc:
not lierein iiieitioiietl, all of wliicli will be sold on
3i§lil“lll-Cii'i.“f”'2}.,.l7.lfil3l’il'f.”.l"T5"
_ 3 - .8 x .p CU|..‘l-'v\Dl.l_y on hand
vi’/.: tea, Ett,O_..’li~’ llik-lzI>.*T(‘S, pepper, alspico, g;,,,,e,.
cinnaniun, YiLllIl’l€;_f:<, rziovcs, etc. °
Noiwalk, April. 20-h,
as ‘r'i.u§t€JE€~.i‘§ ms is '.rri;-r iii iv (4:-
7 W llli .‘;l|l).*a'(.‘l'li)t’,‘l' has l.u.'lt :1 new .’3‘iiop,:3,,-j ml. 25
v' ' - A !
done at " vol‘ it v '. ll‘. 0. .l“ finds will I)“
__ ,“ V .V -"-1"” ml“!-t‘. -and .l.'~ Clieap as at any
e.ner l‘.bldl)ll.il:ilI(‘.lllIll this place. C. l’A.l.’c'liItICI{
.’\or\\alk, July II}, l«S.‘<l3_ - '
CLl‘4iE.}l{wI.V-EElTi"’E7D7TTW
-@%7AE\,i'l'lQl')ininicdiately, (1 Boy t'g,_..,, 14 [015
G ,,_yt'i1t'50f_age,tuserve as a Clerk in n Dry
qL‘,’_'~"l5 DUH1,-'; suitable recoininendalious will be .'t'-
ll" “l’l’}’ l" -U-l"Itl£l) ll . . ‘
k ,r\,,,',,.,,,,,, __,,m,,, ,,, ,,_:,H, .1 U LURY.
canvas patltliitflé‘. lWl'l“l _
iii,‘.’s. checks. um‘.irr-llas, oi
l
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BYA
‘1
NF %V YORIC OFFICE,
NO. 54 VVALL STREET-
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or-‘ 1'1-7w YORK, have appointed George St-
.Iohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the townsad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contained in them. such as Dry goods
Groceries, 8.'c. &'c. ,
rigzmist lost: or tiattmgz an arc. _
the Howard company have acapital 0! $390.00“
paid in and safely invested for security ofthose
who may have insurance made by said Cotnpanyln
surncc offered at the lowest premium 81. none, need
be brought from affluence to wantin consequence
of loss by Fire; as all can be pt')tected from its de-
struction by a small yearly stipend. _The above
named Agent is authorised to issue Polices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a libral
and prompt course in adjusting and paying their
losses.
NEW’ GOODS
AT NEW CANAAN.
OYT 61', NASII have just received from New
York an additional supply ofSpring and Stim-
mor Goods, which, together with their former stock,
cuinpi-ise a general assortment of Goods in their
line. to Wl1iClllllPY would invite the attention ofthose
tlesirousof purcliasing. The following articles com
prise a part of their assortment, viz.—Supeiftne.
line and common Broadcloths of every variety ol
color, blue, black, mixed and fancy colored Cassi
mcrcs and Satinnets, striped and plflifli 5UP9|_' mole
skin. striped and plain, beavcrteeiis and fllS'.IZI.llS, a
variety of each, 2-4and 3-4 bang-up cord, very low.
6 4 bombazine, crape camblet, a superior article for
Gentlemt.-n’s summer wear, merino cassinieres, vari-
ous colors, Erminetts, brown, white and mixed linen
rlrillings, brown and white cotton do, 3-4 circassians,
very heavy forGentleinen’s wear, prunella,princet1a,
lasting, angula cashimere, brown and white French
linen, domestic stripes, a general assortment, Mar-
-'ci|les,Valcntia and silk vestiugs, blue and black
.~lll{ velvet, black and col‘d Italian, lustring, Gro de
Swiss, Gro de Berlin, and other silks for dresses
much lower than former prices, Florence silks, all
colors, pungee and flag silk pocket htlkfs, silk.
gauze, palmariuc, crapc and other dress htlkfs., 200
ps light and dark prints of every variety of pattern
quality and price. printed cambrics,I*'rerich ginghams,
camhi-ic, swiss. iaconet and medium triuslins, linen
cambric, long lawn, linen cambric hdkfs, 4.4. 5.4
and 6.4 bobbinet lace, Grecian net,lace footings and
edgiiigs, all widtlis and prices, blond lace &. edging,
bombazinc, satin and silk velvet stocks, plain and
plaited, pongee, blk Nankin and Canton crape, 4.4
and 54 Italian do, 4.4 and 5.4 green beri-age, green
and white gauze veils, blue, black, green, pink,
brown and slate col’d cambrics, red and blk merino
and thibet wool shawls, lrisli linens, a good assort-
iiieni, 6.4 and 8.4 damask table diaper, 4.4, 6.4 and
8.4 brown c ttton diaper, 4 bales brown sheeting,100
ps bleached musliiis, brown &.blk holland, Salisbury
tlannel, uliite, red, green, andyellow flannel, cotton
checks, Ladies white, blk, random and brown cotton
hose, blk silk do, Gentleinens’ hosiery, Ladies atid
Gentlemens silk 8: leather gloves, a good assortinent
of each, odean, Dorchester and common ‘iickings,
Russia diaper and sheetings, burlaps, osnaburgs.
tow cloth. canvas, padding, silk & cotton umbrellas,
a good assortment, palm hats, brown and green
paiasols, cotton wicking, wadding, yarn and batting,
4.4 and 6 4 oil cloths, &c. &c.
not. Int. 1833.
New SPRING GOODS,
AT THE OLD VVELL.
THE subscriber is opening,attlwe above place
a complete and assortment of SPRING
GOO D-S. i'ii addition to his former supply of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Flours,Wines,Teas, Crockery,
l-lardware,Drugs, Medicines, Hats,Shoes,Paints.
Oils. Brushes, Glass, ready made Clotliing,
\'VO(‘=(lC'l] and Tin \Vare, &c. &.c. all of which
he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms.
His stock of goods is entirelyfres/L, and consists
of the latest importations and most. approved
and fashionable patterns.
Experience has long since convinced him,
that a business conducted wholly on the cas/i
principle may prove mutually advantageous both
to the seller and the purchascr,——.-is by confining
sales entirely for CCLSII-, the seller avoids all risk,
tfltl insures a speedy return of capital, and is
‘has enabled to supply his customers at a much
-'in:illei' advance than if he were to sell on ere-
.lit. The subscriber has therefore concluded to
pursue this course ; and he trusts the public
after examining his goods and prices, will ap-
.li-ove ofthe measure.
Having been for years engaged in the same
hiisiii-ass, he flat‘: rs liirnselftbat his experience
has enabled him to succeed not only in furnishing
his store with goods of the best quality, but.
also at unusually reduced prices. Persons re-
siding; remotely, may depend upon obtaining here
;1fu[l5:Ip])l_t/ of the various articles they require,
.i}id or soc-,‘: reduced prices as will tnore than
compensate them for the trouble even of coni-
ing -.1 great distance to make their purchases.
l-Ic respectfully invites an examination of his
stuck and terms. CHARLES PECIC
Old \Vell, (Nurwalk) April, 2d I83-I.
GLOIRIOUS NE WS !!
THE DEPOSITES RETURNED,
It will be recollccted that a short time since, I sold
the Capital prize of
$5090
Immediately utter which, I sold a prize of
$800
And on Saturday last, the 22d inst., I sold combi-
tiaiion 14 ‘.74 32 the second Capital of
To two Geittl n of this village.
quently asked where the prizes go?
to those who purchase the tickets.
Drawn Nos. of Class 16, for 1834,
16-—40—23—24—3'2—l 4———25-1 —— -54
There are some excellent schemes in the coming
Lotteries, for the Capitals of which he particular to
apply to the Palace of Fortune, kept by
Norwalk. March 24. R. A. WlLI.IAMS.
BR.ICl§-
S0000 first quality Brick for sale, near the office
of B. Isaacs, Esq. Apply to either of tho gubscri-
hem M. B. MEAD,
l“!'l-‘- 94- W. K. JAMES.
WINDOW BLINDS.
few doz. Venetion Window Blinds for sale
cheap if called for immediately at
.‘il\IlTI’1 BLACKMAN &. HOYT.
g_EOTASH, for sale by WEED 81. BUTLER.
l1'larc|i 24.
. 1 - — * -
IIARREBEN SEEDS.
7 HF. subscribers have just received a fresh so,
ply of Garden Seeds, raised and put up by
tlie Shakers, warranted equal to any other,
WEED & BUTLER.
We are fre-
\Vc answer-
@0'l"I‘(),N SII_F.ETINGS.——Six bales Brown
Shcettngs 32. Sliirtings, somc_vcry cheap, for
MIDDLLBROOIS. 81. MORRIS.
Gtl€OCll*}REES.
V Ilylr. subscriber has just received from New
, lork another extensive assortment of Family
Groceries, which will be sold at very reduced prices
llprgush, For furtlier information, please call ,1
ie :3.iug.ttuck Groctry Stole, adjoining the west
end of Saugatuck Bridge. NELSON B, ELLS
FOR SALE.
Good Second Hand Stage Coach, newly pain
ted, and R.C[)I'lll]‘tl2;l).RA[‘1((/Jguslggti cheap, apply to
' . ‘ ‘ . G ' .
Norwnlk, March 31, I83 . AYLOLD
sale by
'9" lbs. Flax, for sale by
QJEQBEP S'I.‘lLI$S CURTIS .i- Co.
NORVVALIC BOOIC STORE.
T HE Subscribers have now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortment
of Classical and Common School‘ Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to
Teacliers, Merchants, and others, Wholesale and
Retail, at the lowest prices. The following comprise
a part of the Stock :—
Webster’s Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synonimes;
Grovo-’s Greek and English Lexicon;
Gootlrich’s Greek Grammar and Exercises ;
Greek Testament; Jacob’s Greek Reader;
Greca Minora; Histora: Giazcea; Cooper’s Virgil
Virgil Delphini; Ainsworth’s Distionaiy, 8vo.;
.-\nthun’s Ainsworth, l8mo.;
Gould’s Atlam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Dclpini ,
Fol-sotn’s Livy; 'I‘iti Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hutcliinson‘s Xedophon;
\Vorcester’s E-lements of History ;
Goodrich and l\Iason’s Eccle. History ;
'I‘ytlei:’s History; Whelpley’s Compend.:
Goldsinith’s and Grimshaw’s History of England.
Greece and Rome;
0'lney’s, Matte Brun, Woodbridgc, Morse, Cum-
mings and Willett’s Geouraphy;
Worcester and Parley’s diito for Children;
t‘omstock’s Chemistry: Blake's do.;
Comstock’s Natural Philosophy :
.lnmieson's Rhetoric; Hedge’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Park-y’sA-lronorny;
Days Algebra; I)ay’s lllatheinutics;
l’layfairs Euclid, Blair’s Lectures 5
Gummere’s Gibson and Flint’si Surveying;
l3ennett’s and Shcy’s Book-keeping;
l’orter’s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ;
First Book of History; Child’s Botany;
\Vebster’s and Walker’s Dictionary;
.VIurray’s Grammar and Exercises;
[_lrown’s Grammer, Greenlt-al’s do;
English Reader, Introduction &. Sequal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elernentary Reader; Political Class Book;
L-‘reenwicli, Hale, and Webster‘? History of the
United States ;
Daboll’s. Dilworth’s, Colburn’s. Smitli’s, 81. Wanzer’
Arithmatics;
\Vebstcr’s, Sears’ and l<lmersou’s, Seplling Book;
Speller St. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catechisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiqut
and of Universal and Roman History :
Questions to Blairs Lectures; 'I‘ytler’s History.
and Grimshaws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons ; Cliild’s Instructuctors ;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt. Edge Leiter Paper:
Writing Books; Cyphering Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, &c. &c.—also
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
Rewards, 81.0. for sale very low.
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED &, BUTLER.
RPEIVIOVAL
TO SAUGATUCK:
OSIAH B. HALL. would inform the public that
he has removed his store to Saugatuck, a few
doors north of the eastend oftlte bridge, to the store
formt rly occupied by Messrs Comstocks, where
an extensive assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
will be found. His assortment consists in part ofthe
following articles,viz. knives and forks from 87 cents
to $10 per set, with desserts, carvers and steels to
match, pocket, pen, butchers, bread and shoe knives.
razors, hone,and straps, shears and scissors, plated Kc
japanned siiulfer trays, silver bordered tea trays
plated table and tea spoons, britannia and block tin
do, tea and coffee pots, soup ladles, italiau irons, stair
rods, brass and glass commode knobs, curtain pins
brass and iron candlesticks. brass liandirons,shoyels 8,-
tongs, brass kettles, ready bailed, copper and iron tea
kettles. pots, kettles, spiders,griddles and frying pans,
soapstone&clay l'urnaces,tailors irons.sad irons,coffec
mills, steelyards, paint, hearth, clothes and white-
wash brushes, trace, halter and jack chains, chest.
trunk. and padlocks, glue and sand paper. plain and
fancy bellows, shovels and spades, hemp and manil-
la cordage. Scytites and rifles, patent scale-beams,
cut tacks, and sparables, brass nails, trunks, slates,
gig wrenches, door springs, plated snaffle and curb
bits, stirrups and spurs, carpenter’s steel and iron
squares, half to 2 inch german and cast steel socket
chiscls, turning gouges and chisels, augeis, brace
and bits, double and single plane irons, spoke shaves,
drawing knives, patent saw sets boa‘-and ivory rules,
oil stones, :1 full assortment of house trimmings, 5 to
9 inch Scotch spring knob locks, moitice, closet,
cupboard and banbtiry locks, door bolts, huts and
screws, 50 kegscut nails, 3d to 40d, brads, wrought
English and Ainerican nails, window glass, 6 by 3,
7 by 9, 8 by 10, 9 by 1:2; 8: 10 by 14, window springs,
an assortment of cabinet trimmings, mill and cross
cut. hand, iron back, compass,web and circularsaws.
smith’s files, vices and anvils, sheet lead, strap
hinges, joiners bench and moulding tools, plows,
guages, &c. A good assortment of Sweed and Eng-
lish iron, old sable horse and spike rods, band iron,
brazier’s rods, spring steel, Englisli,Germun, Ameri-
can, and cast steel, cart and Waggon boxes. t\'rc.; the
above will be sold as low for cash as can be found in
the county. JOSIAH B. HALL.
Saugatuck, Oct. 22.
EEAIID W ARE
AT NORVVALK.
ACGB SMITH would inform his friend and the
public generally, that he liasjiist received at his
sto,i;e, lew rods west of the Bridge, large additions
to is ormer stock which now make his assortment
of fancy and staplelhaidwarecornplete. The follow-
ing alga afew of the principal atticlcs, viz—Knivcs
and orks from 38 cts to $10 carvers deserts and
steels to match; pocket. pen, desk, bufchers, bread
andshoc knives; Razors, razor straps, bones. shears.
sctssors,\Vatson’s casteel axes,drawing knives,adzes,
hiigcnegs eleavers; block-flu and brittanirt tea and
co ce otts; sugar and mi k cups; soup ladies; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode knobs, commode rings; curtain pins; brass
and iron candlesticks; curtain rings; draw handles;
bed caps; escutclieous; brass and iron cupboard but-
tons gird Elufrlnsnftable, chairand bedstead castors; flat,
roun an usibolts;clotbes hair tooth shoe scrub-
,l:ing., furniture, paint. pencil, dIlSl.lng,’Wl1lté wash,
earti, window, lather and hatter’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse ciirds, steel
and brass tliimbles; polishing powder; rat and mouse
Trps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: tron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons
stands for do; shovels and tonrrs; andirons; clay. soap-
stone and iron Furnaces; pins and kettles; spiders
with and without lids; frying pans;_tnasting irons;
|TOl;;](,30lDp0§(;lI0tl, coppofii anal shiaet ir_oili tea kitties;
grl es: gri irons witi ute ant striiigit bars, ake_
STH28, undd, warmlijng par_t,si;,br2:sgke6».les; glue pots;
5 ie p an iorse s ears: oi c or i or oarpétintr carria-
ges;kcc:a,ch wrenches; whips; trace chains; stezlyards;
poc 0 ant iorns: iron weights° sleiah bell’ wa tron
and gig axels, turned with ooxelsz IIOTIBS and liitilges;
coal horls and sifters; hemp and manilla cordage;
tl::nj{<,.cliest, draiv,,cup_board. book case and pad
plating. Ca8‘|"(§)g€n::(:)I;nrI}I)]t joiner‘? bench antd bmoulging
l . . , ases mu cross cu rass '1c
compass, web, and cirdular Saws; steel’, iron rind
trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke shaves; mill
511W. llalfround, rat tail, hand and pitsaw Files; nails
of all kinds, by the keg or less quantity; sash pul-
lblez, brass 1tnt(llll:)I1 drzfrw rollers; oil and (pater SlOl;)€S,
e screw an eys oot scrapers win ow weig ts.
coffee mills, Scotch ’spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe pincers, patent, common_and ‘spike gimblets,
doubdle alpd Slngledl)‘i]1l'r(l}{le(l, fowling piepes,_dp pistoés,
pow er orns an as s tuntcr s bott es, in ' stan s,
pocket books opera glasies, shaving mirrors, tea and
sgpicrgbells, cololgne water, slteell pans, ldog c&ollprs”,
cits. ion gun c iargers stec . « ate si ver ‘ 5 1c
and common spectacles’, beadslitnd head necklaces,
ivory rings stillettocs, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla-
i's'e°l9lSi Cl-'|l'iunets, violins, 8z.c. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeds, American and English bar Iron;
ogld sable nail rods, brazer’s rods, American,Sweed,
‘5P"‘"£I- English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheet Iron; tininen’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes,‘ vices, anvils, om.
“lite Slll)]St.l‘ll)eI' would inform the public that many
0 is game were im iorted b himself‘ and can be
sold as cheap or clieaptlar than airy orlierestublishinent
in the country. November 1.1833.
. .N it-W SUPPLY.
US'l.I{eceived direct from Boston 300 hbls and
‘hall do No. 1 and 2 Mackerel ; I50 quintals first
quality Codlish; 12 tons superior Nova Scotia, grind
stones. it or sale low by the subscribers.
Oct. 29. IIUBBELL 8:. PORTER.
‘ tiers, Scales, Beams,\Veit_rht.s and lVlearures.&c.
To OLD & YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS
TYLES CURTIS 81. Co. have at their Store, a
few rods South of the Bridge, a general and
extensive assortment of House-keeping Articles;
Plain and Japan Tin Ware, Hard andllollow ware.
Stoves, Grates, 810. &c. Among their assortment
may be found Britannia, Block Tin and Pewter
ware, Englishand American Hollow ware, Brass
Kettles, finished and unfinished,Silver Plated Table
and Tea Spoons, also Britannia. Block Tin, Tin
Plate. and Iron do.; Table and Dessert Knives and
Forks, Plated and Steel Snuffers and Trays. Tea
Waiters. Japan and Brass Lamps, Brass, Tin and
Iron Candlesticks. Copper, Tin, Iron and Composi-
tion Tea Kettles, Iron, Tin and Composition Sauce-
pan, Brass Tipped Hand Irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Sieves, and Chafing Dishes. Gridirons.
Toast Irons, and Sad Irons, Warming Pans, Coin-
mon and Fancy Bellows, Britannia Tea and Coffee
Pors. some new anti elegant patterns. Soap Stone,
Clay and lion Furnaces, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead,
Sheet Copper, bzc.
A General Assortment of Grocery Fix-
tures, such as Oil barrcls, Fens, pewter
Faucets, Brass Faucets Molasses Gates, Drai-
II;-9.-M r -- --~ -
7 ‘HF. subscrilJel‘ Would inforln his friends and
tho publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
his landing to Peck Slip in the following manner;
Sloop 1l'IECHANIC, ALDEN Buo'rHwELi'. Master,
will sail Tuesdays and return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN. Sam’l. T. More/muse, Master. will sail
Saturdays&' returnon Tliursdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eitherof the
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON I-IOYT.
Norwalk, April 20. ]8.34.
NE\V ESTABLISHMENT,
At; Norwalk, east of the Bridge,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Steve VVarehouse.
LESTER BELDEN,would in-
form the public that he has com-
menced business in the above line,
at this place. All orders in Tin_
Sheet Iron and Copper, executed
at short notice. He will keep con-
stantly on hand, most kinds of
house--keeping articles, such as
jappau, tin, brass and copper
Wares, hollow ware, sad irons, knives, spoons,
bellows. Sac.
LIKF.WISE,—-An extensive assortment of the
most approved Cooking Stoves, Coal Stoves, open
F'ranklitis. and Dr. Nott‘s improved patent. All of
the above articles will be afibrded at the lowest mar-
ket prices
Norwalk. October 29, 1833.
STOVE S, GRAT ES, &c.
fit. JUST landed from sloop
Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
Cornell. Cunninghan 8' Co's.
I‘loyt’s, James’s and VVilson’s
imprnvetl paterns; wireplate
, and box Stoves; coo] stoves,
various patterns; Nott’s supe-
” rior Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, u large assortment of common Soap-
stone brass mounted and broiized Grates, all of which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices for cash,
N. B. No strives sold except for Cash or approved
notes on interest.
NOTT’S IMPROVED STOVES 33' GRATES,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatness safe-
ty and economy, surpass any thing that has been
introduced. The above stoves are for sale by
STILES CURTIS & Co.
C AS'I’INGS.—'l‘he subscriber,agcnt for Gr-0.
E. VVaring, of Stamford, Wlll furnish t-
order, Castings of all kinds, at furnice prices.
Any person in want will ylease call on
Norwalk, March 24. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
LOUG HS.--— LESTER. BELIUE-'.\' liasjttst
received an assortment of \Varing’s cel---
brated two-point and other Ploughs, all warrant-
ed to give good satisfaction. Apply at his es.
tablishmeat; east. side the Bridge.
Norwalk, March 94, 1834.
CALICOES.
A Large and Elegant Assortment of English
French and American prints, many m w
and desirable pettcrns of all qualities and price.-
or sale by l\"Ill)DLEBROOK S7. MORRIS.
NOTICE.
HE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the firiu of C. S. &. W. Day, in the earthenware bu-
sincss, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
same business will be conducted hereafter by C. S.
Day, who will settle the business ofthe late concern.
CHARLES. S. DAY,
Norwalk, 17th. 1833. lVARD DAY. 52 3m"
REAT BARGAlNS.—Tlic subscriber having
come to the determination to relinquish the
Dry Goods Business in this place, offers to sell lzis
entire Stock at Cost. Those in want of cheap Dry
Goods will do well to call soon.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber, can have an opportunity of settling with
him till the :20th of March uext,after that time, look
out for Old I.-I —-s. L. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, Feb. 10; I834.
}lA.TTEV!lS ARTLCLES.
LCOHOL; Shellach . Verdigris; Nutgall ;
Copperas; Oil Vitriol: Ext. Logwood ; Jacks;
Stopping Brushes; Blocking Twine ; tszc. 851:.
The above articlas are for sale cheap, for cash
only, by the Subscribers VVEED 81 BUTLER.
Norwalk, April 1, I834.
GENUINE HYGEIAN PILL S.
FRESH supply just received, and for sale by
the only autliurised Agent for Saugatuck.
P. S. The above Medicine is accompanied by the
recointucndations of thousands who have been cut‘-
ed of every kind of disease by the use ofthem.
Saugatuck, April ] I. NELSON B. ELLS.
CLOCKS. CLOCIKS.
_HE Suascriber has just received an assortment
of Clocks of various patterns, which will be
sold as cheap as the cheapest. -
Norwalk, Jan. 27. EDVVIN GLOVER.
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NEW SUPPLY OF‘ ,STONE.
HE subscriber has just received a large stip-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Hearth Stones, &°c. also North River Flagg for
Hearth Stones, which he offers for Sale cheap fol‘
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedestal Monument of W bite Marble, foi‘ Sale at his
establishment a few rods east of the Bridge.
lVorwalk,Juno I1. EDMOND PRICE.
IOYT &, NASfl are now offering ngood
assortment of mcu’s, youth’s and boy sH&1lS Of
the latest fashions. Also. fur, cloth and leather Caps.
All of which will be oll'et'ed very low. Oct. ISL
LOVER, '1‘lMO'l‘I*lY, and RED-TOP SEED
} ‘Ti
NE‘v FALL &’ WINTER GOODS‘ THE ‘Subscribers having been
HOYT &, NASH Have just received 20
pieces BroadCloth of every fashionable color
and variety of price; 10 ps blue, blk, and fancy col'd
Cassimeres; 30 ps Sattinet; 60 ps Merino Circus-
sians among which may be found every colonquality
and price"; English and French Merino Cloths, vari-
ous colors; blue and brown Camblei; green frize;
Canton Fannels; domestic do; Devonshlre Kersey,
810 A small advance from cost is all that is asked.
Please call and examine for yourseves. Oct. 1.
GROCERY & PAINT STORE
HE subscribers offer to the public at their
store “I-loyts landing" a general assorment
of good grocer-ies.—Coai~se and fine salt, Canal and
Southern flour 650. Also Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty
Jappan and Copel Varnish. Brushes, Tar, Pitch,
furpentine, rosin Szc. 81c.
N. B. Shad, Mackerel and Cod fish.
.I. S. & C. SAMMIS.
Norwalk. Sept. 9th I833.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
'l1I-IE subscribers are now offering a good
assortment of Paints, Oils, &c. Among
which may be found :-White Lead, Dry ant-
Ground; Red Lead. Spanish Brown, Venetia
Red.Vermilion Red, French Yellow, Chromt
Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letherage. Turkey Um
‘oer, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish Oils. &c. &c.
New Canaan. Oct. Ist. HOYT &, N353.
NO RVVALK COAL-YARD.
[IE Public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have just reveived per schooners
George Washington and Swan-, 200 tons ofthe much
celebrated Peach Orchard, Schuylkill Coal. (Mind
this season from Sphun’s mine.) Also, per sloop
Orange 150 tons of Lackawanua, a superior article
lor manufacturing purposes. And per schooner Par-
amount 3000 bushels ofRichmond Virginia Coal, foi
Smith’; use, all of which are warranted inferior to
none to be found in New York market, and cheaper
than can be obtained except by the cargo. They
intend keeping a general assortment, and constant
supply on hand, and solicit the patronage ofthe pub-
lic. The following are the proposed present prices.
For Peach Orchard. direct fioin vessel $6.75
Clean Lump 7,25
Broken and Screened 8.25
Egg screened 6,75
Nut size 5,50
Lackawanna, Clean Lump 6,25
10,75
Virginia, per clialdron
STILES CURTIS & Co.
Norwalk, July, 27. CHARLES THOMAS.
MAHOGANY AND CHERRY.
7 HE subscribers would respectfully inform Cab-
inet Makers, Carpenters, and all those who
are in want of the above mentioned articles. that
they can furnish all kinds oflllahogany cheaper than
can be purchased in New York.
2000 feet first quality table wood,
2000 do 2 inch, 2 1-4 inch and 2 1-2 inch plank,
1500 dojoist, suitable for newel and bed post,
2000 do real good crotch veneers,
500 do crotch veneers for table tops,
3000 do fine shaded veneers,
3000 do do motlcl wood do.
12000 do clear and wide cherry boards.
SMITH, BLACKMAN 8: I-IOYT.
TIMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS.
MITH, BLACKMAN 8:. HOYT have just
received by the Schooner Aheona,
95,000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank and boards.
500 feet oars, 5,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover,
100,000 feet Boards and Plank.
200,000 (not Williams) but '1‘. S. \Villiams cross,
single and no brand shingles.
l50,000 Vickery’s Shingles.
N. B. All the above articles are offered to the
public at a very small advance from cost. June 25
LUMBER AT NEVV CANAAN.
HE subscribers have received an assort-
ment ol'Lumber, which they are offering
on as good terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
Hovr 8L1\l:ISl-I.
DRY GOODS.
N IDDLEBROOK & MORRIS No. 3 Burralls
ment of Eancy and Staple Dry Goods, which they
offer as a small advance from cost. .
Norwalk, Sept 3d. 1833.
IVIERINO CIRCASSIANS. _
Large assortment of Black and Col’d Merino
Circassians and Col’d Muslins which are of-
fered very cheap, for sale by
MIDDLEBROOK 87. MORBIS.
No. 3 Burralls Buildings. Norwalk Sr-pt. 3d.
UST t‘t‘culVet.I and tor sale by the SUt)>Cl‘lDt'.'I,
and splendid ssortment of Double and Sin-
gle Barrel Fowling Guns; also an assortnieiit
of Musical Instruments. JACOB SMITH.
Aug. 27th, 1833.
"ASH paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats, at
the Norwalk Mill. HUBBELL 8: PORTER.
Sept. 13th, I833.
SVVAN’S ROC.KWATER ALE
For sale by HUBBELL 8!. PORTER.
FIGUREI) FLOOR M ATTING
P.Large assortment of various shades and patterns
just received and for sale by the subscriber.
who wish to purchase handsome carpeting on the
most reasonable terms. NELSON B. ELLS.
Saugatuck, March3d. I833.
33’ HATS. £1]
THE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgentlemens’Hats ofgood
ply made in the best manner and flu-
‘ ishcd in New Yorkin the latest style.
Gentlemen can be supplied with I-Iats
toOrder upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2, 1833. 219
I‘V1LLl.iL/ll GIILE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iiiclu
A ' 31‘ with Hats to order upon short notice.
Norwalk.March 18, I833.
LASTER,—1'he subscribers are now
landing from the schr. Nancy from Nova Sco-
tia, a cargo of Plaster. which they offer for sale at
the lowest market price. WM. K. JAMES,
Sepr.24- M. B. MEAD.
SHOES! SHOES ll SHOES!!!
NELSON B. ELLE will keep constantly on hand
an assortment of Slices, both men’s women's
and children's, of all sizes and descriptions, which
will be sold cheap for cash. _
P. S. Those persons wishing to purchase, will
please call at the Saugaiuck Grocery Store, (ad-
jeining the west end of Saugatuck Bridge) and therf
may chance to purchase some articles in the Grocery
line cheap on the same terms.
Saugatuck. May 25.
J CALL AND SEE.
UST r
eceived by the subscriber 3 large assort-
meutof Buffalo Robes ofthe first quality, which will
be sold at a small advance from cost. Those in want
ofthe article will do well to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. P. VV. JONES.
Saugatuck, October 30.
JUST RECEIVED——A g°°_d 3550”;
o ment ol Cotton Yarn. Wicking, Waddmg and
Also, Carpet VVarp at 25 cts. per lb., by
I-IOYT 8:. NASH.
LUMBER.
TIIE Subscribers have on hand and are con-
stantly receiving large quantity of good lum.
ber, whichthey are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, in lots to suit purchasers, at a Very small
advance from cost, the articles are as follows, viz
Batting.
Oct. I.
All kinds Shingles and Siding
‘ ‘ “ Boards “ Plank
u u Timber u Cornice sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Lath
“ “ Mahogany “ Cherry
SMI'I‘I‘l BLACKMAN «Si. HOYT.
of the first quality. on hand and for sale by
New Canaan‘, March 15. IIOYT 81. NASH.
Norwulk, Oct. 22, 1833.
Bulidings havejnst received a general assnrt-,,
S. The above is a. new and splended article
and well worthy of the attention _of those persons
quality,and intend keeping a full sup-
ding those of the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
7,, convinced that it is betterto mourn
over old goods unsold, than old debts
‘- which are notcollectable, have foi-mod
the resolution ofdiscontinuing all trust, &. will hereaf-
ter sell for Cash Only. They have recently received
great additions to their former stock which will be
disposed of at the lowest cash prices. Desirons of
pleasing all those who will favor them with their cus.
tnm,no pains will be spared to accomplish this object.
The following comprise a few few of the principle
articles they have on hand :—
RFn:.:.t quality Western Canal Flour Wholesale or
Lem‘ ‘ls? Rye._Bread, Crackers, and Cheese; Loaf,
Salaljxhsl CIFIOIX, New Orleans, I-Iavnnna, and India
, _ ‘I ', .l'S°“»Y- HV§0n,and Souchong TEAS
. am, I. anilla and Laguira COFFEE. Molasses:
A gt’-,l}<3N1l assortment of Wines, first rate ‘for Sick-
ncss. &c . Lemon Syrup. Wintergreen, Pepper-
mint 8:. Annisend Coadials; Nutmecrg, Cgnnamon,
Cl°'°5' Raslmlv FISS 3 Pork. and Paork an Beef
Hams ; Chocolate, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, ' Oran-I
ges. Peanuts, Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Buttei-, Laft
I-Ierrings, Codlish, Mackerel, Soap. Candles Polar
Starali,Copperas, Indigo, Spadish and Aineri
595115. Snuff. Tobacco, Lamp Oil, Powder
Shot. Trpers, Mustard, Rice , Tainariuds, Sh .
Scrubbing and White wash Brushes, &c. Potash 9.
firs:-rate article, Wrought and Cut Nails, and Bi-,-his
of all sizes. JAMES FINNEY 8:. Co
Norwalk, November 5, 1833. ' ,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES
A'I‘ SAUGATUCK, WEST END THE BRIDG ’
L ELSON B. ELLS, has just returned
New York with an extensive assortment o
family Groceries of the first quality, which he no,
offers for sale cheap for cash. Persons v.~ig;,,'n,,,,l;
purchase, are most respect fully invited to call fllldcexz
amine for themselves, as he is fully determined to
sell as cheap or cheaper than any other store in tho
county. He returns his thanks to the public for their
past favors, and solicits a continuance of their pat-
ronage. No exertions will be spared for the happy
reception of all those who will put themselves out of
the way so much as to call, when they wish to pur.
chase at the Saugatuck Grocery Store adjoining the I
west end of the Bridge, north side the turnpike.—-
Dn’nt mistake the store.
P. S- A number of small clocks for sale very
cheap. Also some articles in the jewelry line,
Saugatuck. Nov. 1:2.
CASH STORE.
t
% fl, Thr subscriber is opening at his store
, ‘ti: a few routs east of the Bridne,,, ge,,,,,._.
'll"m“""'l"’-" al assortment of Groceriesbof the first
quality, which he olIers for sale on the most reasona.
ble terms for Cash Only. He is convinced that a
business conducted on the cash principle, will at-oi‘;
all risk, and enable him to sell cheap, it livelv nine-
pence for a slow shilling-.—Amoug his assortment
may be found:—-
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Cider Brandy, Monongaliela
‘Whiskey, Irish do.; Currant. Madeira, Lisbon, Ten.
eriffand Port \Vines; Cordials of all kinds; Beer-
and Cider; 3500lbs Cheshire Cheese; 30 firkins Go-
shen Butter; Loaf, Lump, East India. Havannah and
St. Croix Sugars; Manilla and Java Coffee; Old Hy-
son, young hyson,antl hyson skin: I'eas, do Sr)u(‘l)()ntr
at 3 shillings; box Raisins at 9d; Figs, Alnjordgtz
Peanuts, Herring, Codfish, Mackerel, pork and beef‘
I-Iams, mess Pork. Mustard, lamp and sweet Oils
Rice, Honey, Molasses, dr_i ml Currants, table and
sack Salt..Ouions, mould and dipped Candles, While
bar Soap, brown do, Ginger, paste Blacking, Snug‘
and Tobacco, Starch, Indigo, Powder and Shot, 81¢”
Norwalk, Nov. 26. EDVVIN LOCKWO0D_
I OAH S. BAILEY: N0 4 Buirell’s Buildings
has just returned from New York. with a gnarl
assortment ol Cloths,C-arssimcrs,Vestings suitable for
ihe, Season, one Piece Drab Cloth suitable for over
Coats, Ccttouett Drawers, :1 New A.-ijcp. ; um,
Lambs Wt-ol Shirts, a very fine article. A New
Snpply ol'Stocks, a New Article Superior to any ev-
er oft‘ei'r-d in this Village.
'l‘.1iloring done as usual at short notice, and in first
rate style. A Boy wanted as an Apprentice.
Norwalk, Dec. ‘23d IS-'33.
%AUGA'I'UCK SHEETINGS-—I"or sale byihe
ix bale or less quantity. Also, Cotton lVttdding,
Batting, and Candlewick, for sale b
MIDDLEBROOK sir MORRIS,
N0- 3 BlH‘|'alls' Buildings.
GIBBS 5:, R.-aYiV;ta,rr.*n,
Egst end of Water Street, on the Cl/7':.':’:')‘ of New Slip,
ARE new oll'erlng to the Publica gen
anti ussortinentof Groceries. which they
l,,,, p, will sell as cheap as can be bought elm.-
"“""“““l“'ll where. The following articles comprise
a part :-
Molasscs, Brown Sugar, Loafand Lump do,—Old
Ilyson Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchoug
Teas; Coffee, Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Pearlash, Chocolate. Currants. —
Figs, Beeswax, Mould and Dipt Candles, Soap,
Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder, Shot, Tamarinds;
Almonds, Filbcrts. Peanuts, Brazilnuts,Beans, Paste
Blocking, Shaving Soap, Segars, Lemon Syrup, Cas-
ter Oil, Table Salt, Van Dyke's Mustard, Herring,
&.c. &c. 82c; 81c.
ALSO—Pot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Cod Fish and
Mackerel by the Barrel and half Barrel; Western
and Southern Flour by the Barrel; Salt ofall kinds,
Pork I-Iams, Shoulders and Chops, Beefl-Iams, mess
Pork, &c. Nails, all sizes, Glass, &c.
N. B. All kinds ofProduce taken in exchange for
Groceries. 2
SAUGATUCK GROCERY STORE.
ELSON B. ELLS would inform tthe inhabi-
tants of Saugatuck and its vicinity, that he has
now opened (in his new Store adjoining the Bridge,
west side the river,) a general assortment of Groce-
ries of the very first quality, and which he now offers
to the inhabitants ofSaugatuck and its vicinity, and
lo the public at large, as cheap as can be purchased
at any other store in the place or country. The fol-
towing comprises a part of his stock, viz,—Young
and old hyson, hyson skin, souchoug, gunpowder and
imperial Teas, by chest or retail, St. Croix, New ,-_ ‘
leans, \Vhite IIavanna,and loafaud lump sugars, at
wholesale or retail, West India and other Molasses,
by the gallon or hhd., rice, b_v the bbl., hundred, or
less quantity, coflco of different descriptions, No.
I Mackerel, by bbl or retail, chocolate, Y. H. Tea, at
(is. per lb., 55. at wholesale, bunch and muscatel rai-
sins, by the box, quarter box orIb., saleratui.-, ginger,
alspice, pepper, sack salt, writing paper, cavendish
and plug tobacco, mustard, mess pork, lard, summer
and fall strained oil, lemon syrup, champaigne and
wines of different descriptions_. codfish and herrings,
pork and beef hams, ground alspice pepper and cin-
namon, cassia in mats, figs, by the drum, cloves, hou-
ey, table salt, coffee mills, pitch forks, and mowing
and cradle scythes, cedar pails, shoe blacking, Amer-
.‘ ican and Spanish segars, chemical ink, not equalled
by any in the world,sulpher and roll brimstone, Ep-
som salts, castorial hair sieves, East India preserves
in jars, Spanish indigo, soda and scidlitz powders
Essences, cotton yarn, dried apples, tamariuds
earthen and stone ware, gunpowder, slices and hats
churnching dry dates, and churnching dry ginger
in boxes, poland starch, saltpetre, alum, water-prui
varnish, coufectionaries, wheat and rye flour, &c.
P. S. For the above articles and many other
please call at the Store of Nelson B. Ells. in Sang
‘uck. Saugatuek, May 17th. 1833.
VVINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR SAWPITTS NC.
VVALK. & BRIDGEPOI.‘
_.;- From the new Establisl -“
"-’- Steamboat Pier, foot ofM .
ket st. New York. The only Boat with strong C ~'-
per Boilers on this route. The elegant new It.» -
pressure steam boat FAIRFIELD, Capt. C. Pt
will leave Norwalk every Monday, Wednesday
Friday morning, at —o’clock, and Sawpits a
o'clock. Fare from N. York to Bridgeport, 50 :..x-.
To Norwalk, 12 1-2 cts. To Sawpits, 12 1-2 cts
The arrangement as above until further notice
NOTICE.
The Steam Boat WE;
' ._ CHESTER, willleaveBri
‘~=‘—-“’-‘?-‘9'—“-3-3-=-*’-‘I port at 8o'clock, Norwal
and Suwpitts half past 11, A. M. every Mot
I/Vednesday and Friday, on and after Wedne-~
Dec II. 1833.
W'A'l‘CHES.—Just received by the subscré’ ' »
asuperioi-'otof Watches and Watch I" ;
mings, which will be sold cheap ‘'0’ C35“-'
Norwalk. April 14. EDWIN GLOVEI _.
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