mun-I7
NEW SUPPLY OF STONE.
HE subscriber has just received a large sup-
ply of‘ Marble, suitable for Gtave Stones,
Hearth Stones, &c. also North River Flagg for
Hearth Stones, which he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedestal Monument of White Marble, for sale at his
establishment a few rods east of the Britige.
lVorwaIk, Jun, 11. EDMOND PRICE.
RY GOOD AND CROCKERY STORE.-
A general assortment of Dry Goods and
Crockery may always be found,atid at the very low-
estomai-ket prices at tlte Store of J. M.-llLLORYs
ct. 7.
A
CAPS, Caps.
FIRST rate assortment of fur,hnirscal-and
cloth caps for sale by I!» BNNEVI 1
ST EEFORD. .
To LE’ with immediate possesion,
asnua Cottage,late the residence of.Iames Skeldiug,
Estpbdeceascd. with Ice-house, and other suitable
out buildings, and garden well stocked, abouuding
with choice frtiit Trees, plelaaantly situated ngalr thie
water side; or for sale who 14 acres of goo .311. ,
including two capital orcliards of grafted trees; In
fun bea;'mg,, ofwhtcli posscssion‘may be had pit the
List of April next. Rent ofthe Lottnge, Ere. tillthat
period. $60 or sale price for the whole $13503-
appyy ,0 S. H. MI 0 .
St'amfo, May :30. 21”‘
RLIQEEEECA L ROGERS»
one Set‘, of Beacliers Auierlcan Pl‘t'lCllC ofMedi-
cine for sale cheap by VVEED 6-5 l3U'1l.-I‘-It
.i;
ApS.#A new style Boyls Caps, also Straw
Tuscan and Leghorn I-Iats. just rceivcd and
‘* sale by JAIIIES MALLORY.
S§IPEi’EsY.
UST Received direct from Boston 300_ hhls and
halfdo No. 1 and? lllaclzercl ;,I50_l‘l“m}‘1I5l{l'5‘
quality Codfish; 12 tons superior .\'ova Scotia, grind
stones. For sale low I)yHt{II0BSL;,l1l£5IflI'1b&:I':’-ORTER-
ASHIOSABLE SILKS.—Now opening, 9
new sitpply ofBlack and Colored Silks, at low
prices, [iy
7 TO THE PUBLIC.
_l_‘HE Subscriber will pay the higliest iitarliet
prices for live or dead Poultry of all kinds, through
the season. Also wanted for shipping, between this
and the last of November, at different times to fill
orders, 200 Geese; 200 Ducks; S200 Turkieg, full
grown and in good order for Sea. A. NASH.
Norwalk, Oct. 21, 1834. 43
ASH paid for Wheat, Rye, Porn and Oats, =1
the Norwalk Miil. I-IUBB ELL St PORTER.
Sept. 13th, I833.
NORWA LK. DISPENSARY ,
No. 6, BURRALL’S BUILDINGS.
HIS Establisliinent is constantly furnished
with an extensive assortment of Drugs, llIed-
cines, Perfumery, Brushes, D_ve Stuffs, Hatters
icles, &c., which are warranted of good quality,
and will he sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms. Amongst the Articles may be found :-
Guru 0 ium Tart. Acid. L0gW00d
Cltlimphor Sup. Carb. Soda Red _W'ood
—— Myrrh Antimony IJVIZISIIC
——- A'oes Calomel l\ic.Wood
j- Arabic Arsenic Ci1m- W000
....... Tragacan. Quiiiine V0I'tIIgl‘|3
Rochelle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Epsom do Caustic 5I_1eII=_1L‘I¢
Glatiber do Curb. Iron Oil Vitriol
Gentian Laudanum Blue Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Coppertts
Snake Root Olive Oil ’ AIu_m
Seneka Bals. Copaiva Indigo
Cham. Flowers —— Fir Nutgalls
Safl'ron Spts. Turpentine Sal.Tartar
Pearl Barley Oil Spike Hatters ’Jac.ks
Cream Tartar Oil Tar St0p’ng BFIISIICS
Arrow Root Spts. Hartshorn Shoe do
Liquorice l\'itre Tooth (I0
Sa.-:.aanariila___ .,-.=’= Pills Whitewash do
Rhubarb i'rng_,-st n--I-v*“*-v
Orange Peel Conklin Salve Salt Pei"?
Ising Glass Tamarinds l’93Fl33lI
White Mustard Essential Oils Pvtflsh
Squills Essences Si1l- ,Er3qI"3
solpher Opodeldoc Castile soap
Brimstone Atomatic Snuff Jank l30IIl°3
Poland Starch Itch Ointment VVhll9 ‘I0
1Vhite VVax Blue do Vl"I5
Bees VVax I-lat lent Oil Tohflcc 535 SIWII
Cocbineal British Oil Spogge
Magnesia Soda Powders Hull 5
Ox. Acid. Seidlitz do Etnefv,
oi; Soap Lemon syrup Swami s Panacea
Norivalk, July 16. WEED 31, BUTLER.
HINA- GLASS & EARTH-
EN WARE. ati extensive assortiiient,just re-
ceived and for sale cheap by 1 '
Sept, 30, B.
1835.
HE Connecticut Register for I835 {or sale by
VVEED 8:. BUTLER.
Jan. 2.
ROADCLOTHS, CASSI-MERES. SA'1‘TI-
NETTS, agood assortment and at iuoderate
prices by JAMES M.-‘.LL01tY.
Oct. 2.
HARLES N. CLOCK has just received from
C New York, brown muslins by the bale, also
canvas paddings, burlaps, Russia diaper, bed tick-
ings, checks. umbrellas, oil clotIis,travellitig baskets,
bucl-tram, and blk and col’d crown linings, co’tl cani-
bric muslids, blk lustriug, also an assortmment of‘
Gentlemen’s and Youtli‘s fur hats, all of which will
be disposed of at ti liberal per cent. from cost.
Norwalk, Feb. 1835,
FIRST rate Cow for sale or exchange for one
A that will give tnilk through the winter, and can
be. well recommended. ED -.\'1U.\'D PRICE,
Sept ' 2.
EATHER, for sale by the subscriber. at the
store of S. Raymond, & Co., in New Canaan.
1000 sides Soul Leather of various qualities. :1 gen-
eral assortment ofstout and light upper leathcr, cal
and lining skins, &c. All of which will be sold on
as good terms as can be obtained in New York or
elsewhere. D. W. & L- BOUTON.
New Canaan, Jan. 9.
IIATTERS ARTICLES.
LCOHOL; Shellach , Verdigris; Nutgall;
Copperas; Oil Vitriolz Ext. Logwootl; Jacks;
Stopping Brushes ; Blocking Twine: etc. 2.:_.:.
The above articlas are for sale cheap, for cash
only, by the Subscribers VVEED St BUTLER.
Norwalk, April 1, I834.
ROADCLOTHS, a good assortment of fash-
ionable colors and superior finish. Broad-
cloths. suitable for ladies cloaks, for sale at reduced
prices, R.’ No.3 Burra|I’s Buildings, by
ELI MORRIS.
NEVV GOODS.
At the New Store, No. 2, l3urruIl’s Build
ings, West the Bridge.
AIVRENCE M. STEVENS, has this day re
turned from New York with a large supply of
aeasonablc Dry Goods, which, in addition to the
stock he purchased it few days since, makes his as-
sortment very complete. His stock ofgotitls having
been purchased at the present state of the niarkt-t
puts him beyond the reach of competition, and ena-
bles him to sell his goods much less than they can be
purchased elsewhere. Buyers may depend they will
find it to their atlvantage to give Iiiiii ti call before
purchasing elsewhere. Atnong .his goods he enu-
merates the following few, viz. : Biotitlcloths, Cas-
simeres, Satiunets and Vcstings, unusually low;
CALICOE3. dccitledly the best assortment in Fair-
tield County, the new style ofthc patterns, the rich-
iit.-ss of the colors have never been surpassed, Ging-
Iiams and printed muslins, a good ussortinent, splc:-
did white and green gauze veils, it large assortment
of sewin silk, crape, and other dress shawls and
hdkfs'., Igdoz. Ladies and Gentlotncns gloves, silks
of tnost every style, color, and quality. A large its-
sortment of'tiummet goods. for titans’ and youths’
apparel. some new style. beaverteens and baiig-up
cord, sortie superior qualities, merino shawls, paltii
leaf hats, silk titiibrcllas, bedtickiiig,0d a yard less
than former prices. cotton, wick, yam, butts, &c.
Norwtilk, April I9. .. t .‘
OR SALE,’ it second hand Great Coat, veiy
I-IE Subsc
mings and
_ NORWALK BOOK STORE.
rihers have now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortmeitt
of Classical mid Common School Books, Imsltles
many Miscellaneous Works, which are of'i"cred to
T(3t'ICIl(;‘I'S, Mercliants, and otltcrs, Wholesale and
Retail, at the lowest prices. The following comprise
a part of the Stock :—- _
Webster’s Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synonimcs;
Grovu’s Greek anti English Lexicon;
Goodrich’s Greek Grammar and Exercises;
Greek Testament; Jacob’s Greek Reader; . _
Greca Minora; Histora: Giazcezi ; _Cooper’s Virgil
Virgil Delpliiiii; Aitiswortli's Disiioiiaiy, 8vo.;
Anthon’s Ainsworth, l8mo.;
Go_uld’s Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes ; Horace Dclpini;
Folsoin’s Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hutchjpson's Xedophon;
Worccster’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Masoii’s Eccle. History ;
Tytler’s History; VVltelpley’s Coinpcnd.;
Goldsmith’s and Griiiisli:-iw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome;
Olney’s, Matte Brun, Woodbridgc, Morse, Cum-
\VilleIt’s Geouraphy;
Worcester and Parley’s diito for Cliiltlrcn;
P.-OIDSIOCBIS Cliemistry: Blttkc’s do. ;
Comstock’s Natural l’hilosoph_v :
Jamiesoii’s Rhetoric; I-'Ietlgt:’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Parlcy’s A’-lronomy;
Days Algelira
I’layf:tirs Eucl
Bennett’s and
; Day’s Mzttliettiatics;
id, Bluit"s Lccturcsf
Gummei'e’s Gibsoti and Flint’s Stirveying;
Shc_v’s Book-kecpiiig;
I’ortci"s Rlietorical Reader and Analysis ;
INSURANCE AGAIN ST FIRE BYA
NE WV YOREQ QBFFECE,
NO. 54 VVALL .‘?§'i‘ll?;EE'i‘. ,
VHF: HE I-IOWARD I.\'SUR.-XNCI-J COMPAYY
2. oi~‘ l“:l:‘.\\' Yoitx, have appointed (ieorge St.
Jolin,:ts their a_9,_‘eiit in Noi'v.'all{ and the towns atl-
joining, to insure Ilouscs and other buildings and
property contained in them, such as Dry goods,
Groceries, &'c. 8:.c.
aggtittst loss or 'Ei:‘£i‘:'t?5g€ to) 551'”.
the Howard cortipaiiy have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested l'or security ofthosc
who may have itisiiraiict=.m:ttle by said COlIlpill1yI.'l-
surncc cffctctl at tliclowcsi prt-Liiiium none, need
be brought from affluence to want in conscquciice
ofloss by Fire; asall can be protected from its dc-
struction by it small yearly stipend. "be above
iittnied Agent is autliorisetl to issue Polices to those
who iiiuy apply. The Coiiipany pursue a libral
and prompt course in atljtistitig t1llLI,)(IyIDg their
losses.
.1
RIORE4} LUDEBER.
SIVIITEI SE IlUvYT
1:5‘ AVE_just lauded from the Sloop Orange, :1 su
E: , p_-not-cn.rgo ot'lumber consisting in part as
follows viz. Williams cross and single branded sitin-
gles. Parsons do. do. do,
S First and second quality siding do do
nI5oI)():1|'(IS and Plan/,1. A real "good lot of Spruce
UST rcccivcd ahd for sale by the subscribers
and splendid ssortmcnt of Double and Sin-
gle Btirrcl [t‘uwIiiig Guns; also an assnrttiwttt
Br BILISICHI Il‘iSll'lIttl€lllLS. SMITH 8:. HOYT.
Junc. 2711:, I83-ll.
DRY GOODS NOTICE.
._: HE s=.ubscribcr litiving just returiictl from New
York with another large and well sclcctc-l as-
sortment ot'Sc:1s0n:iblc Dry Goods, is oll'ci'ing theni
very low. He has rcceivt.-tl large atltlitiotts to his
stock of .i._il‘Oil(ICI0llIS and CilFSltll€.‘l'(f:‘, ivfiitii will be
First Book of History; Cliild’s Botnn_;;
lVcbstoi"s atid Walkt;r’s Dictionary;
Mtirt'ay’s Graiiitiiar and Exercises;
Bt‘owii’s Grtimmcr, Grceiilt-af’s do;
English Reader, Ititrodtzction S.-2 Sequel to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elementary Reader; Political Class Book;
Grcenwicli, Hale, and Wcbster’s History of the
United States;
Daboll’s. Dilwot-th’s, Colburn’s, Smith’s, 8:. Wanzer’
Arithmatics;
\Vebstcr’s, Sears’ and Emei‘son’s, Seplling Book;
Speller SL Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catecliisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Alitlqll,
and of Universal and Roman History ;
and Grimsliaws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons; Chiltl’slnstructuctors;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper:
Writing Books; Cypheriug Books; Slates;
Slate anti Lead Pencils; liik Powder;
Itik Stands, 5,'c. 8Lc.—also
A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Comiiient,:iries, Blank Books
of all kinds, Vl/afcrs, Sealing Wax, Quills. Toy
Books, Paints and Bruslirs, Engravings. School
Rewards, Sic. for sale very low.
Norwalk, Marcli 25th, WEED &. BUTLER.
HARD WARE
NORVVALK.
MITH & HOYT would infot at their friends mid
the public generally, that they have received a
their store,a fciv rods west ofthc Bridge, Iurge add
iions to their former stock, which make their assort
mentofftincy and staple llllI(lWtll'8 complete. The fol
owing are a few oftlie principal articlcs,viz—-Knives
and Forks from 38 cts to $10, catvets, deserts and
steels to malcli; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
and shoe knives; Razors, razoi straps, bones. shears.
scissors,Watson’s ciisteel axes, drawing knivcs,adzes,
btitctier’s eleavers; block-tin and brittunia tea and
coffee Potts; sugar anti milk ctips; soup ladlos; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode ktiobs, commode rings; curtain pine; brass
and iron caiidlesticks; curtain rings; draw handles;
bed caps; escutclieons; brass atid iron cupboard but-
tous aiidturns; table, chairtind bedstead casters; flat,
round and flush bolts; clotlies,liaii', tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing, furniture, paint, pencil, dusting, white wash,
hearth, window, lather and hatter’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
and brass thimbles; polishing powder; rat and mouse
Trps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons
stands for do; shovels and tongs; antliron.=.; Cl-"ly.,S0lIp-
s.one and iron Furnaces; pots and kettles; spidcts
with and without lids; frying pans; tr-astittg irons;
iron. composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles:
it-Ii-C40 ---—v-‘v---o~---- """""""""_i I_. -. *-
slieephind horse sbetairs: oil cloth for carpeting cariiti‘-
sres; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains; steelyurds:
pocket lantliorns; iron weights; sleigh hell; waggon
and gig axels, tttrticd with boxes: hooks and liinges;
coal hods and sifters; Iienip and manilla cordagc:
trunk, chest, draw, cupboard. book case and pad
Locks: carpenter and _joinci_"s bench and moulding
planes; axes, coinp:is_es, mill, cross cut, brass back
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke shaves; tnill
saw, lialfrouud, rat tail, hand atid pitsaw '
- . ..-.._, .
Files; nails
of all kinds, by the keg or less quaiitily; sash pul-
lies, brass and iron draw rollers; oil and water stones,
bed screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
coflce mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
sltoc pincers, patent, comition and spike gimblcts,
double and single barreled fowling pieces, do pistols,
powder horns and flasks, liunter’s bottles, ink stands,
pocket books, opera glasses, shaving mirrors, tea atid
dinner bells, cologne water, steel pens, dog collars,
percussion gun chargers, steel. plated, silver 8‘ shell
and common spectacles, heads antl bead necklaces,
ivory rings slillettoes, ink powder, flutes, fifcs, flu-
geolets, clarionets, violins, 81.0. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeds, American and English bar Iron:
old sable nail rods, brazer’s rods, Americtin,Sweed,
Spring. English, blister and cast Steel; Ainerican
and Russia sheet Iron; tinnien’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, anvils, ac.
The sttbst.i'iber would iiifomi the public that many
ofhis goods were imported by himself and can be
sold as cheapor cheaper than any otlterestablisiittieiit
II the country. Jul v 1, 1834.
C ASTINGS.-—'I‘he stibscriber,a,r_rcnt. for Gco.
E. VVaring, of Stamford, Will furnish to
order, Castings of all kinds, at fnrnice prices.
Any person in want will vlease call on
Not-walk, March 24. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
_ EXV (}00])_S——-The subscribers are al-
most daily receiving New Goods at their store
east end of the Bridge, which are sold at a siniill ad-
vance froin' cost The undersigned tender their
thanks to their customers for past favors, and solicit
it continuance of the same.
Young Hyson Tea at 45 6d.
HUBBELL &, I-‘OR.'I‘ER.
TIMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS.
@MlTl-I 81. HOYT, have just received by the
Scltootier Abeona,
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. ‘,Villiiims cross,
single and no brand shingles.
150,000 Vickery’s Slllnglcs.
N. B. All the above articles are offered to ‘the
public at avery small advance from cost. June ‘.25
ENGLISH MERINOS.
JUST received by William Gale 50 pieces super,
and common English Merino:-i ofevery desirable
color and at rcdtlccd prices,
Nov. Ill.
SATTIN E'I‘S-
A large and splendid assortment, ftom the coars-
est to the finest qualities and most fttshioiiahle colors,
for sale_by the piece or less quaiitltv, by
ELI MORRIS,
No. 3, Buri:tll’s Builtling’s.
BOARDS Siillfvlfihfitlfi, are.
E STREET & JAMES,
_ AVE just received from M-.iiiiu, Albany and
Catskill, a large tid.|itiona| supply of Lutiibcr, con-
sisting of
- 300,000 1st and 2d qualitv Luke Shingles.
30,000 feet clear and 2nd clear Boards &L Plank
150,000 do mercliantablo Boards.
30,000 do white pine and spruce Flooring‘.
35,000 do Talley Boards.
25,000 do clcaratid uierchantttble Sidincr.
75,000 do liewedatid sawed 'I‘irnbci'& Scantlintv.
65,000 I I-2 and I I 4 inch Latli.
20,000 feet Hemlock Boards.
The above is seasoned and fit for immediate use.
Norwulk. l\'ovcmbcr7, "I034.
MERINO SHA WLS.
LARGE assortment ofblk and scarlet 7 81. 8-4
Harlaquiiie’e super kitid. Also, various sizes
Tliibct Wool Shawls, just received and for solo at
such prices as will warrant their sale to any person
cheap; also. is second hand Body Cm..t. by
‘K « i A. MALLORY.
Questions to Blairs Lectures; 'I‘ytler’s History, I
sold at b.-itg.-iitts. The [)llIJlIC are respectfully soli-
cited to favor him with it share of their cti-‘to-_m.
LAl,VI"tl£I\’" ii LII. 5'1‘!-)'.7I'iNS,
,5 No. ‘3 Biiri'al's Buildiiigs.
S '.i’ANLEY’S COUKQ STUVES.
G 45
ll”.
for wood and coal.
volvingtop plate, ‘ _
article can have an opportunity by calling at his cs
tublishmcnt, east side of the Biklge.
Norwalk, Nov. 7, I834.
NEVV ES'1‘ABLlSlll‘-,~lEN' ‘,
At l\lorwalk, east of the Bridge,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove ‘Wareliouse.
LESTER BEI.DF.~.\',‘.votil(l in
form the public that he has Com
meticcd business in the nhove lint.-
at this place. All OI‘(It‘l'S in Tin
Sheet lion atid ('oppt'r, c.\;e::iito-
at sliort notice. He will keep con
S121t|ll_V on hand, -iiost liiiltis 0
liuitse~-l.'cepitif._r, articles, such it
jzippan, tin, brass and coppe
\Vzt1'es,
lzellzvs, &'.c.
Lll{I7.WlSE,—Aii extensive arsortmt.-ut of th
Fraiiklitis. and Dr. Nott’s iniprovctl patent.
ket prices
Norwtilk, October 29, 1833.
Q‘ ESTER BELDEN, has just received an as-
p I v
i;_A sorlmcnt of Stttnlt-y’s Rotary Cook Stoves,
The itnproveinents in llllS.SI()\’t‘..
over any other in use, are woethy the attention ot
stove-buyers. One of grciit importance, is the re-
Persons wisliiug to cxaiiiinic the
__. I
hollow ware, sud irons, knives, spoon.-‘,
most approved Cooking Stoves, Coal Stoves, open‘
All DI
the above articles will be afforded at the lowest inur-
G
ce _
this season frotn Sphon’s mitie.) Also, per sloop
orange 150 tons of Lackawanna, a stipeiioi i\l:l[I)(IC
lot‘ nianulacturing purposes. And pet scliooncr ar-
amount 3000 bushels oflitchmond Virginia Coal, for
NORWAL
HE Public are
corge Washington
lebrated Peach 0
IE COAL-YARD.
respectfully informed that the
subscriber's have just rcvcived per schoonersl
ii, 200 tons ofthc much '
antl Swtt
rcliiird,Schuylkill Coal. (Mind
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
HOTEL.
HE Subscriber has converted his large and
commodious brick dwelling, next door to the
Bank, into it public Hotel, for the accommodation
of Boarders, Visiters, and Travellers, and hopes, by
assidtiity amt attention, to deserve a share of custom.
:_ His bar will always be furnished with the best ofliv
; qunrs, his table spread with the choicest productions
. ofthe seasons and well attended : his beds clean and
- - - ' Heinlock scantlintr and boards; IIat- , . . _
Illa“/" '~l“3“I" ’ . " . . . " ' ‘- ~ f which are warranted tnferioi to_ _ _ _ _ _ , 4
I911“ “Ox l’°‘”‘I5 3 good amide clllllllll (’l“c“:I: bomds mmmts itlrlidoin New Ybrk market and Cll(!ilpC‘I Zcolnrormblel Ills °35'5l‘““5 °bI'.5.a"“,'s’: I"3 lI°3IIe1"e
D,~,,,e first quality, whicli in addition to their former "°“e " ° . I , H ’ The ,g‘tvcll supplied. and the multiplied duties of mine host
- . - .[ tc,,m.,I~;e than can be obtained except 1) ie caigo. 3 ,. H.“ d ,. hh _ . _ .
5"’°l""m]”-°Suw,'r “sfm in-en , ' H I ititend keepinrr a general a-sorttitent, and constant I‘ I 9 “II °-‘P“°lbIe aml 5°I'“I’".l°“§II‘[I:3l'IY-
‘-111 see U“ilSI‘IOSOI_y :- , G_ .
(All. I H .-p lit ]1«'/,;,; or Tuyv._c[)g;1p, supply on litind, and soltcittlic putroutigc ofthc pub- - "_ J_ 9 .. E LECK'
Fm we in ,se o C -_I . . . , , ) _ ,_l ,. Se,“ ,,,L.eS Norwa \, an. ,l83o.
’\'orw-tl/‘ Iul 7th. lic. Inc lollowiugaic tit. piopobfl P P ‘I-__ -
. , ... .Y For Peach 0.-cliard. direct ftotti vessel ~‘$b,,t)'-_> ' ' -.
NEXV AND SPLENDID Clean Lump 7,23‘) I ‘ 0 S S 0
‘VINTER Ga “D8. Broketi and Screened 8:? III; Subscriber has on hand, (east ofthe Bridge) "t
FALL AND V ‘ - , ' 1 r_ N Lgg screened 6.1;’) E a general assortment of Stoves of all the most ‘
"'II.LI.-\M GAI-lb I”‘5 .015‘ “3“"“°‘ ml" ' Niitsizc 5,03 approved kinds.—-Also, a good assortment of Tin
York. with 31 large 355°I'l"“3"I °r Fa”. “",d I.ackztivanna, Clean Luml’ 6,515 Jdllllafly and llollow Ware. ' -
‘Winter Goods, viz. 200 pI0C9S, (l0“bl“_, "“‘(l:‘,““,‘2='_‘*_’ Virginia, per clittltlron ‘ I_0,t_D All kinds of Job work done at the shortest notice.
width Freiicli, German and English Meiino is, STILES CURTIS dz. (,0. o ,_, :..,., ,, r,,.,.,,_,,_.H__
Circassians of every desirable color zmfl ‘—ll1t"*_l‘Y v Norwalk, July, ‘.27. CHARLES 'I'IlOflIA:. N0,-embel. 7’ Iggy
400 picces lirench English l30m€Sl}C C“I‘f'°_"5- lg”? _ ._._._.c.___.._...
. — . -..'.i--- .- .- . . . .- y. .. . .
lb Cents I0 00 C0“I5- 40 l”‘3°°=' I ”‘ ‘mule (’l.l,l,mZ,. 1:‘ LI B‘ BILNNEI I hasjust received, at his new ‘:5 ti AIxLI’iY.——l‘tic StlDSl.'I'II)t'}l’ r.-w.=.t_mt,-.,- to so, ,
‘ C005 3 000 l’‘‘’‘-‘°5 I31"-1“-‘ll9‘I “'‘‘:_I_ B'_‘’‘‘}‘ :7 l°‘_3l"lz-', Store. at I'c.v rods North cf the, Mill, :1 large stores and families with fr:-sh IJiI.I\{‘(.l B?! i:. ).Z.’_-.
“ml Slllmllgsv f"°m 6 SW5. to "D; ()0 llleceb we‘ supply ofgood and cheap Goods, suitable for the CR.-XCKERS, all kinds of CAKES, dzc. its ciicup ’
C11ml)II0$I01' lI_lIl‘lI§5i '39 lllcges 0f‘g€“,;l_’_ _1);’(l,° ‘£5612: prcsciit and appioacliing season, which will be sold and of as good quality as caii be obtained in city 0
‘Mill C0mm0“ III3-“"25: l“_’m '_ °"llL‘ °.“"' ., P. at such prices as cannot fail to give stttisfaction to country. NICHOLAS LAIDLAVV. '-
»llUSSli1 “WI l“'~l”‘Il°“ Illlssl“ Sl”,7C.“"3S,l b I"$c,5 the purchaser, I5roadt:lotlts,consisting of all colors I
llurlaps and (lstinburghs; li-ell, II I1l_l0,(Jl‘‘-eI,1i_. 0: and qualities, Cassitiicrcs and satinncts do, it good I3 ‘V. '§‘1iYLOR I135 Just l'°I“m"
low, and Scarlet It l=mH0l5§_ Cil‘el’n I3dIZC -Incl -“I'll?-_C, ,,SS0,.,mc,,, of “,5,-,,,,_,, Mk and Copd Gm do Naps, Q5? ed trom New lork, with a large assortment of
T"l’le Covers’ Com Sl‘,“'§‘* {grown and ‘(ll mfi do Satiiis and I“loreiiccs, blk and green sarsng-ts‘ goods, which together with his former Stock, render
'l‘3‘“l5‘ l0I"°"°S 4'4 m"l‘.’"} plum aml. figu“ CC)‘ blk siticliews and blk Italian, :1 superior article, at llvelll’ Ill” “ml C°”ll’l‘-‘Ie- The I°ll°‘Vl“3’ i1I‘llCle9'
CIOIIIS, B”'tl5 (‘)"’- *"“‘_°lR"55"" D‘"I’(",.5‘ bllk ails}, ,0‘. good assortiiieut of lt‘rct:clt and lltiulisli Gingliains, C°ml"l’l5“- ‘I Im” ‘II Ills il55°l'Ime“I: VIZ , l’I‘0«’NlCI°III5i
Ilm U‘”b”"“"S’ Blllcl‘ Lasllilgs I bl‘ ll" lumen’. ,(.)'hj‘j Prititetl l\Iusl, Plaiii and li5_-,’tl .IilCi{()lI(:I, Si.-.‘i.-_.~_ and cttssimcres and sattinctts, pclcrsliam, camblets, me‘-« ,
5'4 “WI 9"‘ ll“_‘3 ,‘(‘”°", 'I“bl,° l,)’,l.‘ll._C';”" , l,°‘;"_’l_'° Book Itlttsliii, I"i'etich anti Etiglisit Czilit.%S, P,,,;,, riuns and C.I'Ci\SSl'nIlS, red _vello__w and white flaunels, ,,
ll-(W-‘Ii, Fill‘-f Ild'*I5- lime“, ("1m""C“ ‘ml .;"'.“'” and fig'd Bnbbintict I.:ir:,>s. ’.l.‘lit-mil l.:it:t-< and in. Canton dot. black and col’d silks. . =2. I
if-3“‘3ll"'l'5 u‘lkr5' 40. Ilmws mm <:imd')C0m”m.‘i nmni Sortiitfis, l"tiotiti‘_‘,'S and I‘-ItI_!_Zii1T-ls. Grcciaii Lace and “ml Ilé-'“"("I Silk "l5-Q-II“{:”"s Iallby "0 I‘ ' “' Ii‘ ' :-
l mgsl Lme.”s from 13 Fen” t,0.T"’1 1”. Glclialii Tm‘ I*'cotin_.':', Linen Cutnlirit: and Linen Caiiibric litlkfs. 00': ‘I large “55""lIl“’-“I llglll “ml 63‘ 3~ "'*‘-I “ fl
l"l“"‘l"' Qullllllgs all w'dll';:’.1meml “ind 0;. 'm"ii Iri;<liI.int:iis=, Loni; Lawn, Scotch Lawti and Fluid "0 "ml Illll-‘Cl WOOI Sllil‘-VI5, lmlli” *‘ ill’ ?
Lticc anti ltiset-ttpgs, \l:llIlC and I))llilCI€" liltiiitle .,,,c,mnct, ,.5,,“,,,,g Sm,’ (,';mzo, and I—mt,t‘5_, 1,“; do., colored giitglitttiis, jacconot, In ,2 .
Etlgitlg. (.iI'0t:|1. II hllci bliwlf “ml 0"‘ d 'fi“*',‘° [Hench and Eiiglisli Botnbtizinc, I’oiigt,-n and },',,,,- muslins, bobiiict lace 6-1 and 4-4, ftotings and etIg- ‘K
VCIIS, UYCCII I5-l"l'i1.‘—‘[¢’, Illlcw ll,l“"l_'-I “WI )ll$“I9 V" " kg” t‘,,,,p,., po,,g.=.e and Flag Silk lltlltlk, 1,i,,,g,, tugs. A ltlI‘g(2 :IS5t)l'llYlCIll of gems gloves. including /
l"“°ll L"‘°°5t “ll wldlhs and lmcefll loniivca’ L ‘lib Table l)i,1l\.ei‘s,till ivitltlis, Cottcu do, Greeii :\ln- black fllltl IIYOWD IN‘-Cl\'5l<l“, II“'“3‘-I ‘l"'- “'00”-‘“, C°I'
kin Crapcs; lied and GIT“-‘N lII0“—'9l}v I’ “‘:’i I3l‘”“ ,-,_-on, blk and con: C3,-._~;,s;i;mg, 4.4 3",; (3.4 |,]k t-tn, horsoskiu and buckskin initteus, for hair and
Il_L'_“l"-“I, lllillds -lil‘~"’“,C‘li '-Vlllll, ‘UN-I l\«'l”5‘_>_0-‘~ (1il|D' [.~,.,,,,c,, C,.,,,,,,, 5,.,,,.],3,,,,,._; 51;, M,.,.;,,,, 723 "mg 3.4 cloth caps, it great variety oflioiiibaziiie, satin and l ‘
ln,,ck, Book and SWISS Muslin.-s, from In cents to __.:,“m_,S, Scmyc,’ bu, &.“.l,;,,,rp,,,,,,,,, \,,rm,l S,,_,,“,§, ,.,_1,.,., 5,,,L.k_.,., 1,,,;,,,,, 5,”, c,,,,.,,L_._ gl,,,,d,ed and
$I>I?' fill“ ml" Ill" “ml ‘fell Cllallfs’ Iimk’ ‘.Vmi“' Black Prtinclla, blk and bi'own Crane Catiiblct, l"°“’" 5ll9‘~‘Il“."-J “ml 5lll"ll“él- u'“l“'9IliI5: 5I1“'-‘5, I11‘
l»‘lU0 “Id .1-‘I5’-C“ 1‘ mflch Cm.I"«'5: ‘lfulllllngg U°lh5‘ blk and col’d ctiiiihrics, btitifsttp C0I'(l7 b ‘:lV(’I‘i(’l‘Il ‘IWI5 fl" SIGCI‘-"t I"i‘VeIll";‘Z INISI‘-‘ll-",C0mI’5 Oliilll llII1d5
brown, drab, atitlgreezt l’Cl9"5”?'.mS’00 dnzl buSp»md' and molesltin, blue and _\'cllow llllni-(lily browtl Iiiieii IWIVOS, l>"llSh0S. It-“CV -“mils “ml l"‘l'r“‘"e"Ya Slilss
C-YS from GCIS I0 $l 20, I0 P5 “"'”‘-' blk Fmllcll 1‘°',"' and tlrillings, wliitcand l)t'mi'n_jc:iii, blk silt; V-,.;,,.,,,, ltiii.p.=, brass ctltidlcstittks, school books and station-
buzmesi blk’ mug blk am], lmdllie Silk. Vchfls’ 100 tabhv do, gfccu bt»t-age, éirccn .4:itt'/,c veils, lr.-lit-s silk i"'.Y» l"°‘-"ll"-I Elli‘-‘5‘55: gl"I’° “ml I’°°l‘°I l"“'Ie"5: I3‘
doz lildiils and genuamon 5. (JIOJSS 01, illjljfisi evf"-Y wliitie, blk and l‘1).l:ll,'lI)I hose, silk and ,«__-iiiglizim u-.::- 7-073, 40- SWIIH. [l0CI\0t IPOOIIS illlfl ‘Wlllels; 5_‘-'Izz°I'9: ..
‘l°5°“l’.'“"" figulieil lmfl l'la“.l 1“ M m“l”"°°’ who“ brell:is:. pairiisols, fui'nitt1i‘c calicoc:-', llti.-2-in Sllt)I‘llll2‘, °“'"I‘ll°I“"I¢"l "ml l"'°='I°" “'"“llI"é§ Sill‘-", Ill’ SHIV“-‘-
Ca.l:Iw“ng’ mmmn .1. rmgc’ &_c', , , I , oll cloth, India iiitittiiig, brtiwii zintl I.‘-ll‘2l('II(‘(l $It(.‘t"I. '“iI°355¢'lI', IJ93l"5 3"‘! “”I"l“_“ 0”‘ fol‘ Ille ll'r‘l"- 0lI
“'0 lm.‘=”'5L"m.l ”"""pe‘:t.as§0lsmell‘ orBmd"c "i is in::- bed tittkiiig. fine satin :iiid l)flnll).1Zlllt' stocks‘, -"WP, l‘l”I"“"l of “II I-““d=’v Illlnlbl-9-‘I “"‘I' I‘ “’)'-‘v ever -
°"‘3l' “m"'ed “I ‘Ills l"l‘”3“= V"""'h‘k’ ‘mm’ gmml’ ohm i.{i1li,.-.- aiid (it-ittlniiiciis f.ilovc.-‘, l\’.Il>'St‘S (lltivt-::, bliz l’°5'll"d 5ll"‘3l' “ml I’l“IC‘l l"’“‘7Il W595, 0I3I~‘IIC 51*-‘CI ‘l,
l)I’0\‘-‘I1, drab, claret, mixt, intilbttt‘y and invisible-
g.~een, 100 p_<_:pl;tit1_ ::ll'I}').‘ltIt!lltl inixt C2l$'SlIIl'3I'(‘.~‘:21Il:.l
Szttiiteis, I0 ps wide blk and blue blk (ir) tI'.’ I-'=1‘l‘l-‘,
100 ps colored and blk Gt-ti tle naps. and Giro de Inn‘-
liiis, 5 ps Sinclicivs and St;1'L‘(?nt‘l, blk ltitlta Saittiti
and Sattiii Lcvantins, blk mode, blk lWIlli‘(.l Serge.
Italian Silk, brown and green t-lo, wl-iite, pink and
blue Szittins, a large a-:sortir:cut Liistritigs aittlbiaitzc,
an assortment of Ribbons, _t,tciiilotneti’s fur llnts‘,
youths cloth Caps, Ladies and Misses fine split §lI'.'l\'v’
and Legliorii braid flats, red, scarlet, wliitti and.l)lI{
zllcrino and Tliibct wool Sliawls and I-land"4-t't-ltit.-ls.
t.-it-:.'ipcr ll)‘-ll} evcr l)f'll)t’(? ulferctl sewiiig silk, f_':tIl’I.:",«
ct‘.-Iht’, liai‘:t;.T0 and silk li:ttit'l:-'f.~‘,. I’t'us-izin :5l-.utvl-:i:it'l
lull-:l'.-‘, all sizes, a l(|I',‘_’_O its-oitinriit oflzitlics and 11011"
tltsnic-ti’s sill-:. L'(ill.tIll and wor.-t.e<i Ho.-icry, he:itl ti:-gs
and piirses, 500 prs tlotiic.-"tic Stz‘-Cl%lil!i'5 will 5"‘-‘i‘~“v
brown, blue, gt‘e:_-ti and blk Goat.-3 hair and coiitiiiou
Caiiublcts, t‘~Lt:.
t\‘. B. wanted in exchange for Go-ids, I000 _)'7lI"«I>
while tlonit-stic Flziniit-l. Also 100 lbs fine ‘.\'llllC
and mixed \",700llen lt"tirii.
Norwalk. Sept. I5, I834-
AMES MALLORY has just received a large
— supply of cheap Dry Goods, \varranl(.'tI as
t,-liieap as can be fotttitliti Norwtilk, 21 good 1|-"~~"-0!‘!-
I
i
,;
(3
S'E‘®‘\‘.7E?,i’:‘?,~9 " Eac-
JUST lantlctl from sloo
Ptirtigon and “ccliuoic, 20
Au
-
- ~ ~ ‘ ‘- . , ‘,T'Y7.'.‘.!'
ill be sold at the lowest New York pi'<t\*.- , DI‘ Gail
N. B. No stoves sold exct-pt f0I'_ Cash or :, pptove
notes on interest. ‘
NOTT’S I3II’ROVl~‘.D STOV
iv "
rrw
.t:. S
ty and ct,-otiotriy, stirpass any thing that has bee
iutroclttced. The above stoves are [or sale by
STILES CURTIS 6:. Co.
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
Cortiell. Cttiiniiiglittn 8' Co".-
loyt’s, .Iaincs.’s anti ",‘i"il-iiti’
iztiproi’-etl .pater:is; I‘-"IN plate
aud box Stoves; C'!.'1l >'IOV0--‘.
various pztttt-rns; Noit’s stipe-
‘I(}.l".COi_I Sttigtis :,'i'l Parlor
3-" c: r:
For burning Antliracite coal, wlticlt for IlCillIitt$S safe-
tneiit of I:',i'oiitlcloilts, of all colors and qualitit--,
blk blue, and fancy C(ll(lI'('(I ttassittit-i't‘-s illltl satin
7
p
U terns, lt‘i'cticli and liiiglislt czilicnt.-s, a l,‘ll':'(: :i.~SHlI
lnpnf, kill; and blue blk silks, it _-_:re:tt vn:'icl',' Colo‘-‘Ml
Grade Nap, I-'lort:ncc;-‘ and SHI‘§il'.’iI5. tr-Ihlfl il‘:'<l
ti-_r’tlhobliinctlaces, to-.,t;.,g.~ and t'Llu:l”.513- Il“9"‘I
ltti,-cs,ctl_;iiigs and iii.~:t:i‘tit;-_'-‘, It't.~‘h IIHCHS, ld‘_’-ll-9,
tziblctliapcrs,a‘.l wicltli.-', llllt‘-ll lit‘-Illl)l‘|lZ ansl ‘ins-i:
cattibrit: litlkfs, potigcc and flag silk li-.'t‘.<1s, St.".'-“lug
c.r;ipc, and gatizt: htlkfs, blk Frcocli ttotl In,-,._-
' iII!‘l{t1ll"l,
I
S
silk, ,
' Ii;-ti,t,;;-.-.ii~v, lit-int:-tl itiii.-ltiis‘. t‘:iiiili--tc,_
- ---~,.--.- 5.-.... ...--.. .
shawls, lllll)CI\\'O)lSlIi1\\’lS ftirititui'c chihtz, black
prunclla, blk aiitl col’d (.'lI'C:l.~‘SIt)IlS, blk unit cont
caiiibric, while anti brown _jt:.'in, blue and ',-'L‘li(HV
ntiiii-:in, slulls for boys wear, heuvertceii and mulc-
—‘l\'l", \'L‘|‘_V chczip, hang up cord,rrane (.'itllll)l(.‘l,l.'I‘()\\'Il
tlrillin_r__r,vestings,liucbll< boiiibaziiic stock.-i, green
burage and gi'_etui hai'z_1gc veils, green and \,.],.u.
gait.’/:0 veils, SIIK and gingliam utnbrcllas, para.-:ols,
-1- .u,sL.n‘x.'v q-.'-<
tl
fl
his ltintling to Fuck Slip in the followiitg iiiaiiner
t-tctivc vessclt.
Captains on board their resp d
MONSON liOl’T.
Norwalk, April ‘.20, L334.
. I
Fifiig. § ~‘aE.4E.,
Benedict, deceased, C0l‘lIiIIliIIiJ about
8 acres of Land, plcasatnlly sit ,ted on
ding front Norwalk Bridge t=:he Old
\Vcll. Also a tratctof Land lying at Long wamp,
so called, containing 32 acres. Also, I piml VVood
Land, lying at B1-II'llttI.I. Lot, so called, COIII-lllllg 1.‘!
acres. Also, the House and llotncsteatl ollic sub-
scrihc-.r_ situated abotitl tnilc west ofi\'oi'\val ridge,
containiiig 12 acres first rate land, with it it: Ltirti,
26 by 40 I'ct-.t.a good \\-0ll()I‘IlCV(1I‘ failing W:’I‘ with-
in 15 feet of the door. Also 8 acres of La , prin-
cipally Meadow, lying convenient to the Iitestead.
The \vhole ofthe piopcrty will he sold to [her or
separate to suit puicliasers. For p:1_i'ticulai3iiquii'c
of the subscriber living on the premises.
JAMES BENE
Norwalk Sept. 9tli,l834.
E.B. BENNETT:
salc, a good ass0t‘tmt=nt of H;
latest fashions. Gentlemet
furnialied t.o order upon tl‘.
notice. Noriv,'tik, June 22
ICT.
36tt‘
crs ft r
softhc
:an be
hortcst
IE, ‘En
TIII’. Sttbscribet' have n but] an
assortment ofgentleiitens’Il:'i,ifgootl
qua|ity,and intentl keeping Ill stip-
ply iiiitdc in the best maiine lid fin-
‘ islictl in New York in the la“ style.
‘ -'= Gentlcmcti can be supplied
to Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MAU
Norwallt, lllarch 2, I833.
RY.
219
l’VILL[.~l.}I' GALE
OFFERS for sale it hand.
general assortment of HA’.
ding those of the latest l\
fasliioiis. Gentlemen can hi
it Hats to order upon SlI(
:\lorivttll<,l\Itii'cli I8, 1833.
To OLD 5.: YOUNG IIOUSEKFAERS
e and
inclu
York
ipliod
oticc.
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-an
*7‘ wit
.
~45...
lroti Cantllcsticks. Copper, Titi, Iron and
7 ‘H E subscriber would inform his friciitlsaiitl
tlicpublicin geiierztl, that his Peicltots have
commencotl their weekly lrips and will sailfrom
Sloop MECHANIf', ALDEN I3l{0'I'llWI«‘.LU Ma.«;lcr,
will sail Tuesdays and return S:ititrtl2t_\5§ Sloop
CITIZEN, Sam’l. T.Il1o7'cImusc, Musteix-‘rill Sill
S,,,,,,.,'l,,_,.Sg. ,.(,;urnon 'I'litirst!-.iys, F(tt'Ill'Cl{,’Ilt or
l‘assa-ge apply to the subscriber or to citlerof the
THE House and I‘IOIll8SlC(t(.l oll\*athan
i lluts '
Grecian lace and fooliiig, brown atid I)l(‘iICllO(I
slicc-tings, oil cloth, Russia diapers, Russia sheet-
iiigs, bcdticking, very cheap, Latlics silk, wliit.c,l)lk,
rantloni, and brown cotton hose, gloves of all l-;iii:l.-,
checlts, napping cloth, llanticls, canvas, padding.
I)llCl(l‘(1tll,IIl1l'lZlDS_. corded and qtiiltctl skirts, liticii
Coll:ii's,siispendcrs, boys -caps, palm leaf hats, leg-
lion: and tuscan straw hats, cotton yard, from No. 3
in 20. blue cotton ytirn, paper lizingitigs, clllltlrtgns
5I‘“05» l'llJlW"9, Combs, btittons, pt-nknivcs, scissors.
knives and forks, travelling liasltets, cotton butts,
ceitiillt-wick, pins, nccdlcs, irrsli thread, carpet bind-
mg. furniture dimity, spool cotton, cotton halls, tapes
hooks and eyes, 810.
i
_ . ‘S.——The subscriber
has Just returned from l\<-iw York with a large
supply of Winter Dry Goods, whit-.h be spared no
pains in pui'cliasing_at: the lowest possible prices.-—
He assures the public his assortment ofgoods is now
complete. Goods cheaper than ever ofl'e1'etl before,
and well chosen. Judging from the fluttering pros-
; pects already received, he feels assured, by diligence
and a close application to his biisiiicss, to merit. and
receive a full share of public patronage.
1.. M. S'I‘EVEl\'S,
6 West the Bridge, No. 2 l3url‘till's Btiilding.
E?‘
E I-IEAI’ \VIt\"l‘F.R GOOD
UR CAPES. A small lot ofblack and livht
colored Capes, for sale‘ unusually clinap by D
ELI MORILIS,
-Iillh 2- No. ", Btirral,’s buildings
ADIE’S Buck Skin Moccasins, for .-‘ale cheap
by ELI Mortals,
-lfllh 9. no. 3. Btirrll’s buildings.
MORE NEW GOODS,
AT NO, 5.’, BURnAi.i.’s BUILDINGS, WEST ‘rm; BRIDGE.
7 ‘HIE Subscriber Iias jitst returned from New
York with an extensive assottiiient ofseasotia-
ble Dry Goods which lie spared no pains in purchas-
ing, and which he is now prepared to offer to the
public clieapcr than over yet offered in the county.
he therefore solicits purchasers to call and exaiiiiiie
his goods and prices before purcliiising else\vliere,;
they may depend they will find it decidedly to their
:.tdvatii.'ige to do so. The following may be found
among his assortment, Broadcloths of most every
Shade, Slyle. and quality, Cu'."simei'cs and Sattinets,
do., Flttnncls ofall colors, Merino Cloths and Cit"
cassiaus, blk. wlit. atid scarlet Merino Shawls of cv-
cry size and of Henequin’s best make; those who
want it suitable article III this line may depend on
finding it. Cttmblets of every description, and all
other goods usually found in a Dry Good Store.
Nov. 11. L. M. STEVENS.
and crape dress liandkfs., 5-4 black iiieritio shawls.
'NDIA MATTlNG.—Co.d and plain 6-4 Mat- I’0I’l’l“‘3I “WI r°°ll":3'l"‘°e' I-ildles SIOV"-‘S, Ilosicry,
JAMES l‘i‘IALI.ORY.
ting, for sale by
retail, through the season.
Norwalk, iiov. 10, I834. A. NASII. 45
nets, Fl'tfIIClI and Et!yllSll2lll:Il{IIll§, a varii,-l_v ofp::t-
and white cotton lI’.|St3_ blk and Wlillll worslctl «lo. I
cortlctl and (]UllI1.‘llSl{Il'lF,CllC(5I(S, fllvus broivti cotton
ltosc, Ilzttitiols of all qtt:i'iiti<-s, liiicit t:oll.ii'.-', iizippiiig
cloth, canvas anti pztdtliiig. ti good :i.~<soittiit=.i:t of
boys cloth and llilll‘ caps. palm lctifliztl.-, it gtmtl as-
sortment of linen anti cotton goods, for boys wear,
split SIHU‘, and lcgliorn hats, furnitiirc (lltltl.'_'v'. chil-
dren’;-: shoes, Sll.~'[Il)|l(It?I'S, pcii knivt-s, Kuiies aiitl
best quality. Thcptiblic are requested to call antl
examine fortlienisclvcs.
tens, liirifer in:itclit=.-i. toy iv,'itclie.:, spotticlcs, beads
and safety chains. Ilutes, sntifl':tnd l()l)il(‘CO boxes,
vcuiivitri and other wititlow Iilirztls, together with a
gri-at \':1t‘lt2t_\,‘ of ill licles not cnunteratcd
Al.-o, a choice selectiotiuf Dry Gtoteeries ofthe ’
Saugatuck, (west end the bridge.) Doc. II, 1834.
forks, sci.-7sot's. carpet and bed tick llltltllttg, cotton
_',t.'~i‘ii, all tiutnhcrs, cotton batts. Clilltllt‘. wick, cotton
l'i'ingt-,tt'.tvelliiig bask ts, fotieidzilioii and crmvti lin-
lining, hurliips, paper tiling.-lites, l‘ii:ti'.-'l;:ill’.-' il!i'-'?:ltl
:t,=d Ll:-.rlt'sspt:nl Ct_~iii’|l1 blk velvr.-t l'iIIl‘(Hl, at Qnutl
ti.-‘:;r-i'iim:zti of cottt l.I'lIIIIl)llIg~', bliic coztritt _\‘;;l'Il, é;t:.
A lzirge :t<.<urttitt~iit of Ci'ockct'_v, Cltina, 2-nil
(}lzi~<;-' \V;tI’«'*, very cheap .
Oilllia‘. lt‘.-’ll.I.l.\.‘-i (I.‘\I.I.':
Sill plI'tft2.'-‘ ttvililtl ('.'il:'tlt;-
If
"'1" u .
,-._,,‘.', 'rI‘t.V .\"l,'l.‘\"I,‘I‘lIi '
_1_\1 ti;-.;-‘ this day it-ceivt-tl
ni:tii prints. it now and >'[ll'.‘Il(ll(l :ti'eit_it.-,,‘)’ll.'l pit-,c=-s
l3‘rcncli and I.otitlott cnlicocs. chally pztttcrtt-‘. very
rich tznd now style, it l:tr;_je at.-,-turttticiit l~‘t't:iit:li Got-
iii:iii and lingli-h ;\Ieritins til the lit.-.-Lqttzility and cv-
t-ry (lt-‘:‘ll‘itI)lt) color blk. scztrlct and wliitc Itlcri.-to
-l'i:1ivl_-', 'l'liibt-t. wool and ilrussiaii .-;lia-.t-ls of all sizes,
cheap: 50 ps Iri.-li linen.-; from 20 tzts tn $l, Qt) pi
ntle-,tii Dtii'clit:.-:01‘ tintl t:,.-iniiioii tit:l.‘iii;_f-' truth 1) to
53:,‘ cls. I0 p-: l:itiri:ip.-: .-intl 0>‘2)Ztl)llI'_L',S, Iii ps lliissia
and iinitzitiott .-lioo:iii_-,-.s. 1IIl',"-‘.'.~‘L)}v;)l_)’ of (.‘lUIll:, fut
I.:itlit.:’.-' and (}t.~ti:£ctt:c-t'.-' (_‘ltI:ll(."‘ and omit.-‘, 50 ptrcv-‘
f‘..':<"IlllI_'!'t‘S3IiI-’I i7l(llll1l‘li3.(iI‘-'ilIffI)I(lE‘S and qn'-lllllf’-‘i,
5il(l p-1 l)lt:}t4:i‘.4§.tl and Iiroi-.'ti .-";:it~ti:i;_:s zuid SilCCllI7_'-_‘,S
front 7 cts to ‘Z5, bl,’ aaitl hint: blk silk \'Cl'.!_§!-.:_ IJl\'/ll
an-l blk Goat's hair ttituolt-t-t, 4 4 anti 5--'1 oil cloth:
bl}; l:tstiii_;;.-7 of the I;'|‘2~I. qiitzlity. I'elt~,r-'li:iii:.-: iii,‘ ovoi‘
('t‘)llI<_ gt.-i‘.-tit-iii‘;-:i’.s' fur t,.'t;:s. .t good ll‘-St)l'Il'lIL‘llI Im-
tiie‘.-' fut SI-|(‘i-LS, i'tirt:oll.1.r.-‘ of all kinds for C(l':2ln' .'IIl’I
cloaks. browti and wliitc linen l‘ttI)l(‘. t,-loth.-', tic.
Jan. 10. I535,
ALE.
B-BLS. Albany Cronin Ale, I5 half IIIHTQIS
_ fill)» (it). being the
r:—:tti:tiittlci' of the stock fortncily O‘.\‘nt-(I by ‘5ct,l.,,.]er
tic-lice-., CIt'(.‘L’iI$(.‘tl, and will be sold at Ni-iv Yni-L ‘pm.
Ce-‘= by c.-xmit ism" ‘S.
i\'0i'wall.',.Iati. 16, i835.
OTICE. The Court of Prohzile for this l)i.-[tit-t
of i')anbtiry, hath litnitctl il|ILl zilltiwetl six tnontlis
from this tithe for the cicditors of of the est-.tto of
JCS’ ‘IIIZR BlS\'l:Ii)lC'I‘,
late ofliitlgcfieltl in said district, (I(‘CI:,'lS(‘(I, to exhib-
it their respective claims to the tinder.-;it_ructl e.\:ct.utor
of the last will of said (lCCO:t&(3bl——zIii(l(iill who tie.-.
lcct to exhibit their cluitns within said time will lie
bat-red. JOSIAH B. l5lSi'EDlCI', lslxecittor.
Ritlgefield, Jun. I6. 1835. )0
, Al’i’REN'l"lCE wantctl at the Cabinet ;‘,l:-tk-
2. '. tug business. A boy from Id to I6 -,.-t_-.-n-_,- of‘
«go, ofgooti ttiortil and ititlti.-trioiis li.ibils, :‘tl;!_)’ apply
I0 CUR’ll;S lt'lL\'Ci;i.
Jan. 9. 3;
Esq. Agctit.
$5
ltd
{,1 low by
NDI.-\ l‘,I.'\'I"I"Ii\'(i‘, just I'Cl'-l‘I\'(‘(.l and fur sale
J. W. TAYLOR.
3ff‘il*III.I)l‘.l<‘.l\”S SIIUE5. Just rcceivetl,aquziii-
{L} llE_\' of t:liildrt:n’~;-' slices. ofall si'/.t»-s ttml colors
liar:-:iit'I))' J ‘V ‘_i.'.~\YI.Ul
‘{ '7
ztgli -iii-scribt-r wiil kt-up :..»it-,t-ttitiv on ban
;:cuct:il ti.-.-t:rtttit,-tit t.-f ."lt'ttot-1 Books oftht‘
v.-I cditions, Sllilltltlilfy, writing liilplbr, lilstnk hot
.‘~',~t.-7. J. W. TAYLO
‘J
54
illlgilitlffiit, Dec. 26. I834.
;,t’UOLlZ-.\' YARN, just received and for :
by .t. w. 'i‘.-\i'i,0.',
ERl"UMlCRY. A good assorlmeiitof per :
id ctl waters, litticy soaps, smelling stil.ts,‘S,'c. «
J. H’. TAYLOI‘
wt-ti'i'i5 t«'LANNi~;t.s,
;,‘!‘'i—_%,, F all qualities ivarrtititetl not to shrink by wl.
i-I‘~'._j-' inn. Al.-o, colorctl, bloat-.li’tl, and browti C-
ton I"l.int.ols, soiiic very stipct'ior for sale by
I’-'tiv.25. ELI .t'IORRIE'
f’~,3lp§C,f§ for for Sale
I-V '~' "U (St. l5UTl.ER.
I44
.-t ttutly on liund.by
ggrl
‘.fI.",Il'i tnzttlc Cloth. Cotton ‘Yarn, \Vic-ks ;
,5-r'~'-:1 '-b---1 '-4‘-~a-.. Vuru, Siuciciitgs and Socks
., .1. L‘ y L" AL ,-,1. ‘V 3
Jan. 3o. D LVLNS
at
wt-1 NEW YORK ADVOCATE .,. J0
N.-;tI., i-; ptiblislictl twice zi week at 56 W
§”'t‘(-‘I, l\L‘W Y,pr'lc, at 4 d_oll:irs per aniitiin, paya
in udvaizce. Ibis paper is made tip out of the II
‘5‘m"l‘-' A(lV""Il~"'5l', (‘I-"IIY ft-'lpcr,) and always ('
tains the latest f.:t'ei'_'n and domestic iim-|l;ne,,c,.
..:. .. "_ , "a 'v
,)l.Cl'.‘.N -CEIIICIIII, and Z1 \\eCl\l_y rcvletv oflhe n],“.k,,
lt;-: politics are ill-citlottly \V:,ig, and |,,_,_,-;d,,S the or
tiaty news and political information of the day
t*ml)t'aces a well selected iniscellzinv. It is edii
with judgment and moderation. lfs character I
l:lIl'll€§'S‘tllltl itnpartiality, as well as accurate iule
gencc, is deservedly lii_-_{h. us 5,)",-.-_-9; ofjnfor, ,
tion are cx'Cl1SIV6 and diversifitrtl; and as ti ttsct
.lIl:l l3l1!(3|'l.,'tlIIIilg paper, it lT)'l_V be advanlag,
°ll5l.V1‘ead as well in the family circle, as in 1
co:-nting house or bv the politician. It is edited a
l"'_l_'l‘>‘lIt'tl hf,’ Messrs. Butler 8:, Fislit-r.
tiubscriptions mav be forwaitlted by mail, or the
will be i-ct.-cived in Norwalk, by Time. T ”vlei'wiu
. . ,
-El
ROADCLOTI-IS, CASSI;‘."II'lRES dis S.-l'1'lNI£'fS.
ILL-‘I.-\lII GALE. IS this day opening an ex.
9 tcnsive and elegant assortment ofthe djt}',.,-
cut varieties of Fall Goods, viz. Btoadcloths ofevnry
dc;-irablc color for Ladies and Gcntlcmeiis cloaks
and ovei'cotits. Brown and tirtib Pctersliani, {Jags}-
mercs and Satincts ofall qttalitics and pi ices, brown
red. vrcen, and white Canton lt‘l:ttincIs, black \Vhi[p
. . ’ i -
and green blond tzauze Vails, fincgrceii barage fitr’(]
V-'-‘Ila’, 3 I«"_n‘ge ilSSUI‘llIl€Ilt white, red and black M:ri-
HO and lhthet Wool Sliawls uiinsuallv low; F,-enc],
V s - . ' 7
(tcrmati and Liiglish Mcriiio Cloth, Gentlemcn’s
utible:ic’d knit coitoti antl lamb’s wool Drziivers and
Sliirts, 5000 ytls. bleach’tl and bro-.\n Siiirtiiigs and
Si‘i(3("IlngS, fine white anti mi:-;cd \Voolen Yatn,
Men s and Youth’s Fur, Cloth, and flair Caps, Fur
EFOR SALE.-
cd by the Shaking Quakers, consisting ofabout one
hundred and sixty acres ofsouie oftlie best land in
tllie County of Fairfield. On the premises ate two
. t'l,"Cll.lI):Z Houses, two Barns, Granary, and other out
BuilJings.
mo:-t plcastiut and healthy situations in this section
ofthe country. Bu presuuiing that no one will pur-
L
description.
quested to call on Samuelfielleck notv living on the
premises_, who will name the price and make kno vn
the conditions.
‘ The subscribers offer for sale that
Valuable l~ arm in New Canaan, formerly own-
This form is admitted to be one of the
) mg, we forbcar to give a further
Iersons wishing to purchase are re-
-hase ivitliout viow
SAMUEL SELLECK.
ANSON D. PENNOYER
Feb. 6. 3m SAMUEL RAYMOND.
Collars, cloak Tassels, light and dark Silks, ti splen-
did assortment.
Oct. 21.
(J
‘l:’?t9“‘V
NE ‘WE’ GO an-.3.
3/IALLORY hasjust received front New-York
. 5 a new supply of Spriiigttnd Summer Goods,
Vtilllcll ogetlici‘ with his foitiicr stock, comprises it
very handsome assorttnent, which will be sold very
cheap, to say the lcast—tis cheap is the order ofth-e
tl. y-—-those wisliiug to purchase will do well to call
and examine for tliemst.-Ives before purchasing clsc
whet'e.—Among his assortinctit are Broadcloth; 01
h
\\
fi
lying in Norwalk, I"ztirfieltl County, State of Co
tteiiditigitito Lopg Island Sound; is well tliiit’;:‘.,
into Mowing, Iastitre and I/Vood land, and u~ao‘t,»i
for gentlemen residing in New ymk for a cot:i;:'_,
seat, as the Steam Boats pass daily, and can .- .,
easy to the pttrchaser, and possession given 0
quire of the subscriber, livin
Mass. or of Ben]. lsaacs of sztitl Nlorwalk.
ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE; contain
3I’°"‘ 40 “CF05, Will] a barn thereon stantli
tilled I.lt:Iden's Neck, and is pleasantly situated, .
igli cultivation. Said farm is an eligible situ Em.
-ithout any inconvenience, Payment will be =::
rst. day of April next. For further particula» ._
g in Laues_bot- 1'
5,,~
_ sliirtitig iiiuslius, brown sheeting, Dorclicster
7 ‘IO A LL VVIIOM IT MAY CONCERN—-The l’€i1V9I‘I9ClI, mUl@5l‘3l|l, plain and stri
Subscriber intends to keep constantly on hand COI‘(I, French drilling,
first and second quality OYSTERS, by the load or l>I=1Cl< and C0l‘(l Silesia. col’d cambrics, children and
ylotttli’s cloth and fancy caps, cliildrctis red morocco
st
’illI1’l0Sl’. every Ishzade, q(llI."t’l'll_}/ and price, also black,
i.~ue, mix t. tra , an ttncv striped Cztssimcics
DI/Eestiiigis, a lggrgt-. :bSS0l'[tll!CII[1UfS{}l{, plug“ and figyd
‘ll'S'lI cs '1 encn ant 0t ter csti B ' ~'
Velvdt su ieritor and chit 1' ng.’ lac!‘ wk
, .. 1 .‘ inion_qtta ity, black Frciich
Botnbaztnc, Black Gro de Swiss and oIlierSilks, for
Lathes dresses; green and black sarsnet, black cir-
cassiaili, tiicrino cassimere, satiiictts, H-'.tttcrs nap-
ptiig c ot
linen caniiiric, and lincti cambric httndkfs.
lawn, ptnigee, and flag silk pocket Itaridkfs., silk
:1 good assortment; silk unibrcllas, ginghain (lo
')
ticks,
ped bang-up
ll, Irish linen, very cheap. ctilicocs, a good C95 SUPGFIOI‘ quality, twill’d cashmere Calico -. .
assortment; cambrtc, _;::conet and swiss muslins, 93' °°mm°" °al"3°e5, from 12 I-2 to 25 cl.s p-
, low, for sale by
Ccivetl by
SOCRATES some
;.L‘i
ORA NGES ofa very superior Q-!,‘.,C}l
Just received and for sale low by
CARMI BE'I’T-
8%
Feb. 10.
US'1‘i'eceivetI, 10 pieces of elegant dark -’
of fashionable patterns and colors, also 1": 5 i
‘.'.H’
VVILLIAM Glaf,‘-L.
...:(
LEACHED antl brown sheetings anti
“I85, 1000 yds of a superior quality” .2’-“ ":
FOIL 10, VVILLIAM GA
blue and yellow nankeen,
toes, stocks anti collars, Men’.-1 I-Iorskiu, VVood- ‘
ock and buckskin glovcs,ti‘imiiiings, an assortinei t S
%/ji\-[.I.'iS CI_lIl'I.IS 3:. Co. have at the lI|'(),3» of best quality‘ to,,e,i.e,. Wm, ,,,,m , 0,] , _ . ,“
I ICW |'0tlS 50"”! Of the I3l‘I‘I.1.{": 41 5'9" ‘mil HE S t .- . not licreiti Inetltlolzllctlu all of wliicli)w'lll1)er “Inc L‘
extcn.-tivc ussortiiiont of Ilotise-kcepiii;: cles; "_’Sc”ll°':5 lifnfe on lmml "ml, “re 00”’ [ngorable te,.,,,S_ GR'OCERIES'_.' ,, eds? if cf"
Plain aii'l Jttpan Tin Ware, Hard zintllloli vure, I ,si","”,-I‘rec_m_""l*5'. ‘”g_c (lulnmly 0‘ good lum' merit of Dry Groceries ke t colretd 50° dS°_o”‘ c
Stoves, Grates, liic. Ktc. Among their it. nicnt _’m:’.,w."c"'_"-V '"e. dlsllflled M Se“ wh°leS"le or viz: tea sugar iiiola-ses ii: -I. all ‘y 0“ ‘mud
may be found Britttnniti, Block Tin an -wtcr Him" m.l°t" lo “I” I)m.“'l'"S°"s’ "I ".V?r-V mm.“ Cllltltlllioln llltltflt.’ s ll‘ ‘ , ltbppel’ aaplce’ ginger
\.VZlI‘t':,I‘IlI.J,'lISlIaIl(I Ainoi‘ic:.iii Hollow ivzi irttss m],{f,"|?,en:,';°'n c(;S,:il:ll,(3c;'”,:3ll§S mgqcllls l°I‘°ws’ VIZ ’ g"coveS’ C’
Kettles, finislictl and tinfinislicd,$-ilvt-i' Plat "able ‘ I“ , ,5: ‘ ' 1 mg ". t _
andTca Spoons, also Britannia. Block , 'I'iu '11:}-Hilda. glam-C . P%%lT\;(§b?§§oi)%IIi§PEItil'£%g‘IS,§§:E 3153
Plate. and Iron do.; '.I‘:tbIc and Dessert Ii’ _:uttl H u Sm] iii-I ,, ’°"‘"°e 5“°k5 or mid quzilitv fob} sale Ioivl-I 1’ ‘Ha 0 CU. n
Forks, Pliitctl and Steel SnulI'ci's and Ti .i”.I.‘(','I H U ,V,(,x}Ilt lag “ Ifalll Oct. 7. I, JYAMES MALOPY
\Vaitci's.Jup:iti and Brass Lztmps, Bratss, tiiifl A mglmy (’he“'y‘ ‘ I I ' ,
Norivalk June, 22, I834. SilIl‘l‘l-l & HOYT
tion Tea Kettles, Iroti, Tin antl Cmtiposith nec-
ptin, Brtisti'l‘ippctI I-land Irons, Shovels ti:
Toast Irons. and Sad Irons, Wtiriiiing I’;i
tnoti and Fancy Bellows, Britaiinitt Tea at
I’ors. some new antl clcg.-tut patterns, So one,
(lluytind lion Furnaces, Slioct Iron, Sh ‘'
Sheet Cooper, the.
A General Assortment of Grace.’
tures, sticli as Oil barrels, Fens.
Faucets, Brass Faucets Molasses Gm
l
wishing a first rate aritclc. _ L. M. STEVENS. .
August 25. .
ners, Scales, Beams,I/Vciglits and Meat
E?‘
stile, a stnall Farin, situated in the north part of Wil-
OR SALE at auction on tile 2d day of March
I10-‘KI, lfnot previously disposed of at private
on. on the main road from Notwalk to Ridgcfield.
consisting of about 10 acres ofland, with a new and
cotiveniciit built dwelling. ltouse, store, and" burn,
standing on the same. As it is presumed no one will en
pttrt.-hast: witlioiit viewing the premises. a further
description IS considered unnecessary.
0
SAMUEL scorr, 'p.-,.,,.
E
for sale cheap, by
3
ularly invited to call and examine,
Ctilicoes, a Iarg
fl
5
ELI MORRIS,
3 Burrall’s Buildiiigs.
ARIES REALLUIBY, is this day plu-
iiext. All persons indebted will see the nect
vious to the lstof April.
ptoaching season, which he is offering very Ic, 4‘.
icularly broadclotlis, of which he has a Iarg
IIALLY I’RINTS.—F.nglisli and American meiit; cassimercs and stittinettsa large assa
c assorlnietitoftlie latest pattern meritio shawls, English merino and Thibet v, .,-at :1-1»
uperb quality, black silk velvet, silks of at" ,.i.;,;',
English blankets, bed ticking
ISSOL_UI[ON.—The Co-partnership
, sttbscribers under the firm of Street & 1 ,-
vill expire by its own limitation, on the first --- ‘ ;..
cttlmg their accounts. WM. 3. STRl'..', =‘
IVM. K. JAM: 1‘
l’- 5- Persons in want. ot‘Lttmber will do .- '
“ll. 11$ we are very eesirous to reduce ourstc .
K:
Norwalk, Feb. 6. 1835. iris“
UST received by L. M. Stevens, at No.
ra|l's building, west the Bridge, a large
tent of Dry Goods suitable for the present : ‘
aauels, a large assortment, lynx head Boar. .
, nankeen crapc, cl.-:
Jan 30. '
citig on his shelves at very extcn
chm ,, b sive assortment
_ _.i’-.1”-‘fll0ml_l0, _/_imcy and staple Dry Gaotlsa
ct iius ollered in tl
its place, purchasers are pat-tic
,.
EVV GOODS.—An udditionaksupply of Win
500 B
P . .
Beach’s fancy brand, which is warranted to be
best quality, and will be sold by the load oi‘
barrel.
his or FLo1jR, 300 ,
erfine Western, and 200 barn.-Es
Stir;-;
For terms, apply to JOHN BURRA Lt.-.
JASON ST. JOHN. tees. , G - .
Wit ,1 .9,“is35. 9 t --e” °°“9" ”“5 ‘Ia!’ '°°°'V*’-d""'.<l ‘or mleclow,
I On Iln W‘, ‘ -g
_ K K. .... ,'-L\__._ ' ,. nl ‘
‘ ELI IIIORRISS.
Norwalk,>Déc. 2,3. 5, I ' H'.,Poa,t__
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