i J
Acloth caps for sale by
New and cheap Spring Dry Goods.
LAWRENCE M. STEVENS,
at No. 2 Burralf’s buildings, lVcsl of the bridge,
HAS just received one ofthe largest best select
ed, and greatest variety of Spring Dry Goods,
ever offered in Nerwiilk; having taken great pains
to buy cheap, and being determined to sell Goods of
the same quality, less than they have ever been offer-
ed—he thinks he can safely say, that no store in the
country can otfer greater inducements to purchasers
than his. The following are among the many new
Goods received :
Blue, Black. Olive, Brown, Claret, Invisi. Green,
Mixt and drab Broadcloths ; 60 pieces fancy colored
Cassimeres and Satinets, 50 pieces Beaverteens and
Bangnp Cords, 80 ps. black and colored silks, of
most every style, color, and quality, 400 ps. Cal-
icoes, Giiigltanis and printed Muslins, embracing de-
cidedly the best assortment in Fairfield County, the
richness of the pattern and the genuineness ofthe
colors, have never been surpassed, 100 ps. summer
Stuffs, for men’s and youtli’s apparel, comprising
most ofthe different styles extant, vestings, a large
assortment, 20 ps. black French bombazines, 40
doz. Ladies and Gentlemen’s gloves, 80 Merino
shawls of different sizes, colors and qualities, I00
sewing Silk, crape, silk, muslin and other dress
shawls, 40 ps. super bedticking, cotton carpeting.
gauze veils, ‘it-ad bags, cotton hose, burlzips, 30 doz,
Palm leaf hats, Russia Diaper, and sheeting, 400 ps
bleached and unbleached Muslins, cotton yarn wick,
warp and batts, 81c. 81c.
May 5, 1835.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NE W YORIC OFFICE,
N0. 54 WALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
01-‘ NEW Yonx, have appointed George St.
.Iohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contained in them, such as Dry goods,
Groceries, Etc. &.c.
against loss or ‘damage in) fire.
the Howard company ltave acapital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insuranceinade by saidCompanyIn-
surnce effctetl at the lowest premium 81. none,need
be brought from affluence to want in consequence
ofloss by Fire; as all can be protected from its de-
struction by a small yearly stipend. The above
named Agent is authorised to issuePolices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a ltbral
and prompt course in adjusting and aying their
oases.
UST received alid for sale by the subscribers
and splendid ssortment of Double and Sin-
gle Barrel Fowling Guns ; also an assortnient
of Musical Instruments. SMITH 8: HOYT.
June. 27th, 1834.
CAPS, CAPS.
FIRST rate assortment of fur,luiir seal and
E. BNNE’I"l"
IVIEDICAL BOOKS.
One Sett of Beachers American Practic ofMedi-
cine for sale cheap by VVEED & BUTLER.
it-1N EW SUPPLY.
.-.c.~c7-'=.--.1 direct from Boston 300 libls and
‘ ' . 2-... I2 Mackerel ; 150 quintals first
1''‘ ans superior Nova Scotia, grind
by the subscribers.
HUBBELL 8L PORTER.
ASHIONABLE SlLKS.—Now opening, a
new supply of Black and Colored Silks, at low
prices, by JAMES MALLORY.
"“.l‘K‘13‘.
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:1
LARGE assortment of black Frcncli Bomba-
zines, some of which are ofthe finest quality,
for sale by ELI MORRIS,
May 12. No. 3, BurtalI’s Block.
NORWA LK DISPENSARY,
No. 6, BURRALUS BUILDINGS.
Y HIS Establishment is constantly furnislted
_l:‘ with an cxtetisive assortment of Drugs, Med
cines, Perfumery. Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters Ar-
icles, &c.. which are warranted of good quality,
and will be sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms. Amongst the Articles may be found:—-
Gum Opium Tart. Acid. Logwood
Camphor Snp. Carb. Soda Red VVood
—— Myrrh Antimony Fustic
'————- A‘o;,‘s Calomel Nic.W00d
——- Arabic Arsenic Cam. Wood
—-—— Tragacan. Quiiiine Vcrdigris
Rochelle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Ertiom do Caustic Shellaclt
Glauber do Curb. Iron Oil Vitriol
Gentian Laudanum Blue Vitriol
Senna. Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Coppcras
Snake Root Olive Oil _ Alum
Seneka Bals. Copaiva Indigo
Cham. Flowers Fir ‘ Nutgalls
Saffron Spts. Turpentine Sal-Tartar
Pearl Barley Oil Spike Hatters ’.Iacks
Cream Tartar Oil Tar Sl0p’ng Brushes
Arrow Root Spts. I~I:irtiihorn Shoe do
Liquorice ——- Nitre T00“! (I0
Sassaparilla Lee’s Pills Whitewash (30
Peruvian Bark Hygean do Pliila- P0116!
Rhubarb Syringes L0nd0n do
Orange Peel Cooklin Salve Salt Petre
Ising Glass Tamarinds Pearlasli
White Mustard Essential Oils Potash
Squ-ills Essences Sal. Eratus
Sulpher ,Opodeldoc Castile Soap
Brimstone Ai omatic Snuff Junk Bottles
Polanil Starch Itch Ointment White do
White VI/ax Blue do Vials
Bees Wax Hat lem Oil Tobacc s& Snuff
Cochineal British Oil Sponge
Magn-asia Soda Powders IlulI’s
Ox. Acid. Seidlitz do Emery
oil Soap Lemon Syrup Swaim’s Panacea
Norwalk, July 16. VI EED 8:. BUTLER.
.1835.
HE Connecticut Register for 1835 for sale by
I \VEED 8: BUTLER.
Jan. 2.
ROAIJCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SA'I‘TI-
B NETTS, a good assortment and nt moderaje
prices by
JAMES MALLORY.
Oct. 2.
HARLES N. CLOCK has just received frotn
C New York, brown musliiis by the bale. also
canvas puddings, burlaps, Russia diaper, bed tick-
ings, checks. umbrellas, oil cloths,tr:ivelliiig baskets,
bucki am, and blk and col’d crown linings, co’d cam-
bric muslids, blk IllsII'lll" also an assortinmcntol
Geiitlemen’s and Youtlfsbfur hats, all of which will
be disposed of at a liberal per cent. from cost.
Norwalk,.Feb. 1835,
EATI-IER, for sale by the subscriber. at the
store of S. Raymond, &. Co., in New Canaan.
1000 sides Soal Leutlitt of variotts qualities. ti gen-
eral assortment ofstout and light upper leather, cal
and lining skins, 8z.c. All of which will be sold on
as good terms as can be obtained in New York or
elsewhere. I). W. 61. L. BOUTON.
New Canaan, Jan. 9.
IIATTERS ARTICLES.
LCOIIOL; Slicllacli . Verdigris; Nutgall?
Copperas; Oil Vitriol; Ext. Logwood ; Jacks;
Stopping BFILSIIES; Blocking Twine; btc. Etc.
'I‘lic above aiticlas are for sale cheap, for cash
only, by the Subscribers VVEED 8.2 BU TLER.
Norwalk, April 1, I834.
ROAI)CLO'I‘lIS, a good assorlmeiit of fash-
ionable colors anil superior finish. Broad-
clolhs, suitable for ladies cloaks, for sale at reduced
prices, at‘ No. 3 Burrall’s Buildings, by
ELI MORRIS.
SA'l"I'IN E'I‘S-
_A- large and splr-nilid assortment, fioin the coars-
cst to the finest qualities and most fasliioittible colors,
for sale by the piece or less quantity, by
’ l".l.I MORRIS,
No.3, Buria l’s Building’s.
TIM BFR A ND CORNIG E STICKS.
@I\I|'I‘lI 8:. IIOY'I‘, have just received by the
Schooner Abeona,
95,000 feet tinibcr, cot nice sticks, plank and boards.
500 fret oars, 5,000 Cellilf posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover,
I00,000 fcct Botirils and I‘|:tuk.
200,000 (not Williams) but T. S. \Villiams cross,
single and no brand shingles,
I50,0(l0 Vicki‘/t‘y’s Sliingleit.
N. B. All the above articles are offered to thc
ublic at a very small advance from cost. Jitiic 25
' _-\SKE'I'S. Eli Morris, ltas just received a
large assortment of Travelling and fancy
iicli lII'!! ofl'crcd very low.
A
1
Another Assortment of New Spring Goods.
ELI MORRIS,
NO. 3, suimALL’s nuti.nixc's,
AS just received another splendid assortment
of new goods, comprising it great variety of
the mos‘. desirable articles. Aiuoiig them are ele.
gaiit printedjaconets, do. do mull musliiis,gingltams
new style, Iiglit calicoes, a large assortment, light
French do., grcen gauze veiis, silk muslin shawls,
blk Hermania do., large size, plaid jacoiiet muslins,
satin striped do., black Gro ile Swiss, do. Sinchuas,
brown linen table cloths, 8-4 litien diaper, green
inoreen, knitting cotton, cotton cords. Also, an as-
sortment of Doichester Ticks, bleached and brown
sheetiugs and sliirtings. cotton wick, batts, burlaps,
and 0s naburgs &c. &c. for sale at the lowest prices,
April 28, 1835.
NOR WALK BOOIC STORE.
HE Subscribers ltave now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortment
of Classical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to
Teachers, Merchants, and others, Wholesale and
Retail, at the léwveit prices. The following comprise
apart of the toe :-
Webster’s Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synoniincs;
Grove-.’s Greek and Enrrlish Lexicon‘
Goodricli’s Greek Grariimar and Exdrcises ;
greek '1I‘Iestamenh;_ Jacob: Greek Igzaden’ V 1
recs inora' istortn ‘raacezt ' ooper s irrri
Virgil Delphini; Ainsworth’s Dislioniiiy, 8vo.; b
Amhon’s Ainswortli, l8mo.;
Gould’s Adam's Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Dclpini;
Eolsoliifs Liyyi '(I1‘itiILivii; Latin Tutor;
tttc itnson s e op ton;
Wot-cester’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mason’s Eccle. History ;
Tytler’s History; VVhelpley’s Compend.;
Goldsmith’s and Grimshaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome’
O'lney’s, Matte Brun, lwoodbridge, Morse, Cum-
mings and Willett’s Geouraphy '
(Worcester and Parley’s diito for Children;
.omstock’s Chemistry: Blake’s do. ‘
Comstock’s Natural Philosophy : ’
Jamieson’s Rhetoric; Ht-.dgc’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Parley’s A.-lronomy;
Days Algebra ' Day’s Mathematics’
I’layfairs Euclid, Blah-’s Lectures: '
Guminere’s Gibson and Flin‘t’s Surveying;
Bennett’s and Shey’s Book-keepintr;
Poi'ter’s Rltetorical Reader and AHTIIYSIS ;
Fvirit Popk 0I;1I;I‘I,SlI(‘)‘t‘y’; (I3)hilt_l’s Botany;
e s or s an a ‘er s [C 1onary-
Mui-ray’s Grammar and Exerciscs;'
Brown’s Grtimmer, GreeitIeaf’s do ;
English Reader, Introduction &. Sequal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elementary Reader; Political Class Book;
Greenwich, Hale, and Webster’s History of the
United States ;
Daboll’s, Dilwortlt’s, Colhurn’s, Smitli’s, 8; Wanzer’
Arithinatics;
\-Vebster’s, Sears’ and Emerson’s, Seplling Book;
Speller 82. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catechisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiqu
and of Universal and Roman History; _
Quesztlilp(i]isG to ‘Blair; L(~‘Cilll'Cf];N Fytllers History,
rims iaivs rance ati apo eon:
Easy Lessons; Child's Iristructuctors ;
Drawinfl Paper ' VVritin!r Paper;
Commobu and Gilt Edge°Leiter Paper :
gvriting Bfioks; Cyphering Books; Slates;
late and ead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, Sec. &c.—also
A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
tat‘ a1l{lSkilp;lisn,tsVl;z:f('fi'E, Spaling: Wax,_ Quillss, ‘Toy;
oo , i rus IFS ngravinrvs u too
Rewards, &.c. for sale very low. D I
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED &. BUTLER.
HARD WAIRE
NORVVALK.
MITI-I &. HOY’1‘ would inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have received a
their store,a few rods west oftlte Bridge, large add-
lions to their former stock, which iitake their assort
merit of fancy and staple liaidware complete. ’.I‘lte for
owing are a few ofthe principal articles,viz—Knives
and Forks from 38 cts to $10, caiveis, deserts and
steels to match; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
and shoe knives; Razors, razoi straps, hones, shears.
scissors,\Vatson’s castcel axes, drawing knives,adzes,
butcncr’s eleavers; block-fin and brittanla tea and
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladies; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode knobs, commode rings; curtain pins; brass
and iroti candlesticks; curtain rings; draw handles;
bed caps; cscutclieons; brass and iron cupboard but-
tons and turns; table, chair and bedstead castors; flat,
round and flush bolts; clothes,hair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing, furniture, paint, pencil, dusting, white wash,
lleltI'IIl_, window, lather and hatter’s stopping aml
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
and brass tliimbles; 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; aiidirons; clay, soap-
stone and iron Furnaces; pots and kettles; spiders
with and withoutlids; frying pans; toasting irons;
iron. composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles;
gridilles; gridirons with fluted and sti'aiglitbars,bake,
sauce, and warming pans; brass kettles; glue pots;
-theep aitd horse shears: oil cloth for carpeting carria-
ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains; steelyards
pocket lanthorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; waggon
and gig axels, turned with boxes; hooks and hinges;
coal hods and sifters; hemp and manilla cordage;
trunk, chest, draw, ciiphoard,book case atid pad
Locks: carpenter and _loiner’s bench and moulding
planes; axes, compascs, mill, cross cut, brass back
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail Iiatnmers, spoke shaves; mill
saw, halfround, rat tail, hand and pitsaw Files; nails
of all kinds, by the keg or less quaittity: sash pul-
lies, brass and iron draw rollers; oil and water stones,
bed screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
coffee mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe piiicers, patent, common and spike gimblets,
double and single barrclcd fowling pieces, do pistols,
powder horns aitd flasks, hunter’s bottles, ink stands,
pocket books, opera glasses, shaving inir-rors, tea and
dinner bells, cologne water, steel pens, dog collars,
percussion gun chargers, steel. plated, silver 5; shell
and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces,
ivory rings stillettocs, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla-
iveolets, clarionets, violins, 8.'.c. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeds, American and English bar lron;
old sable nail rods, brazer’s rods, American,Swccd,
Spring, English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia slictit Iron; tiiiiiicn’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, ativils, ore.
The subscriber would inform the public that many
ofliis goods were itnported by ltiiiiself and can be
sold as cheap or cheaper than any other establisliiiient
u the country. July I, 1S3-4.
AS'l'lNGS.—-'I‘he stibscriber,agent. for Geo.
E. \Varing, of Sttimford, will furnish to
order, Castings of all kinds, at furiiice prices.
Any person in want will ylease call on
Norwalk, Marcli 24. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. 'l‘lic highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
NEW GOODS
MALLORY hasjust received from New-York
. a new supply of Spring and Sitnitiier Goods,
which ogethcr with his foimcr stock, comprises a
very handsome assortment, which will be sold very
cheap, to say the lcast—as cheap is the order ofthe
_d:ty—-—tltose wishing to purchase will do well to call
and examine for tliemselvcs before purcliasing else-
wherc.—Among his ilSSOI‘IIl'.Cl)i are Brotidclotlts of
almost every shade, quality and price, also black,
hlitc, mix’t. drab, and fancy striped Ctissimctes,
Vestiiigs, a large ussortiuent of Si'lk, plain ar.d lig’il
Marsailli-.s, Valencia, and otltcr Vesting, Black silk
Velvet, superior and common quality, black French
Boittbaziiic, Black Gro dc Swiss and other Silks, for
Ladies dresses; green and black sursnct, black cir-
cassiaii, merino cassimere, satitietts, Hatters nap-
ping cloth, Irish linen, very cheap, calicoes, a good
:issoi'tiiicitt; cainbric, jacoiiet and swiss muslins,
linen (.'illlll)l'IC, and linen cambric liuii.lkfs., long
lawn, poiigoe, and flag silk pocket liitndkfs., silk
and crapc dress liandkfs., 5-ll black merino shawls.
hobbitti-.t and footing lace. Ladies gloves, llosicry,
ugooil assoi‘lntcnt; silk itnthri-.ll:is, giiigliiiin do.,
shirtiug tnuslins, browit sheeting, I)orclicstcr ticks,
bcavcricon, molt-skin, plain and striped bang-up
cord, French drilling, blue and yellow nanlteen,
black and col’d Silesia, col’d cittnlirics, children and
youth's cloth and fancy cups, (‘.lllltlt't".llS rod uiorocco
shoes, stocks and C0llilI'S, Men's. Ilorskin, Wood-
stock and buckskin gIi')\'(!S,lYllllllllllgs, an assortinoi t
of best qu:ility.togctl:cr with many other articles
not ltiercin mentioned, all of which will be sold oit
mcorable terms. GROCERIES.—A good assort-
ment of Dry Groceries kept cor.stantly on hand
viz: ten, sugar, molasses, pepper, alspice, ginger
cinnamon, nutmcgs, cloves, lite.
P01‘ASH. ofa good .1.
iility, for side by
WEED &. BU'l,‘LI.'IR.
New Spring and Summer Goods.
A. MALLORY,
a_ AVING recently received a new supply ofsen-
sonable Goods, would beg leave to inform his
friends and customers that no pains has been spared
in selecting the very best and most fashionable arti-
cles, and believing it would be tothe interest ofthose
wishing to purchase to call and examine his goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Among which is a
very large assortment of BRO:\DCl.0'I‘I:lS, of every
fasliioiiable color, Cassitneres, Sattiiietts, Vestings of
all_ki-:.ds, black Silk Velvet, &c' &c., all kinds of
’I‘rirninings, and a great variety which it is not ne-
cessary to eitttiiiei-ate, all of which will he sold on the
niosi reasoaablo terms. Call and see.
Norwalk, May 15, 1835.
LEVICLARK,
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IIAS this Spring added to his stock, many articles
in his line, both useful and ornamental. The follow
ing comprise a part:—fine Patent Lever, Lepine,
English and French Watches; watch keys, chains,
seals, &c., of every variety.
Anunnumerable assortment of fancy articles ;—
Looking Glisses ofall prices from Is to $10. Brass
Audlrons, tea waiters, candlesticks, plated and
brass snutfers and trays. Musical instrumeiits and
strings. Large assortment fancy CLocKs.
Silver, plated, and steel spectacles ofall kinds,and
glasses fitted to old frames. Silver spoons kept
constantly on hand and made to oider, warranted
good silver.
Engraving on spoons, coffin plates, notarial seals,
&-c., executed with neatness and despatch.
Clock and Watch repairing strictly attended to.
All watch and clock work warranted. All Jobbing
done at short notice.
A Journeyman spectacle and spoon maker will
find constant employ and liberal wages by applying
iintnediatelv.
Norwalk, April 14, I835.
VVATCHES & VVATCH
'l‘RlMMI-N GS.
EDWIN GLOVER, has
on hand a superior lot of
Watches, which he will sell
twenty five percent less than
former prices. Among his
assortment of lVatchcs will
_. be found patent lever, Lee
j" pine, English, French and
Swiss Watches, also Trim-
mings ofiill
N. B. VVatches repaired, and warranted as usual
Jan. 2, 1835
T HE subscriber would inform his friends aitd
tltc publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips aitd will sailfroin
hislantling to Peck Slip in the following manner;
Sloop IITECHANIC, ALDEN Iino'i‘t1\v1~:t.t'. Master,
will sail Tuestlays and return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN, Smn’l. T.M0re/louse, Masteixtvill sail
Saturdays&' returnon Tliuisdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eiihcrof the
Captains on board their respective vessels.
. MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, April 20,1834.
._ FQPR S ALE.
THE House and Homestead of Nathan
‘ ,2’ ,.;7S- Benedict, (leceasetl, COlIl.'dII.ll'lg about
8 acres of Land, pleasantly situated on
he road leading from Norwalk Bridge to the Old
Well. Also a tract of Land lying at Long Swamp,
so called, containing 32 acres. Also, 1 piece VVood
Land, lying at Bartlett Lot, so called, containing 12
acres. Also, the House and Homestead ofthe sub-
scriber, situated about 1 mile west of N0t‘\Vallj_B|‘i(lgc,
containing I2 acres first rate land, with a new Barn,
26 by 40 feet, a good well ofnever failingwater with-
in I5 feet of the door. Also 8 acres of Land, prin-
cipally Meadow, lying convenient to the homestead.
The whole ofthe pioperty will be sold together or
separate to suit puicliasers. For particulars enquire
ofthe subscriber living on the premises.
JAMES BENEDICT.
3Gtf
Norwalk Sept. 9tlt,l834.
E.B. BENNETT-Offers I1"
sale, a good assortment of I-Iats ofthe
. latest fasltions. Gentlemen can be
ix furnished to order upon the shortest
notice. Norwalk, June 22.
ll? IIATS. .511
THE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgentlemens’I'lats o fgood
quaIity,antI intend keeping a full stip-
ply made in the best manner and fin-
ished in New Yorkin the latest style.
Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats
rder upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2, 1835. ~ 219
WILL I.r11lI GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iiiclu
ding those of the latest New York
__ fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
I with Hatsto order upon short notice.
THE Subscribers offer for sale their
whole Stock, consisting of Hat’s Ket-
tles, &c. Hats at the following redu-
ced prices,
5dozen 4 dollar Hats at $3 each.
7 do. 3 do. do. 2 25 do.
3 (lo. 2 do. do. 1 50 do.
antl a quantity at 1 25 do.
The tools consist oftlte following articles,
1 six foot. dye Kettle, 1 large Boilcr,
2 Lead Plank Kettles and I Coppcrdu.
Bows, Ste. the &c. -
TROVVBRIDGE & SMITH.
Stamford, Nov. 14. 1834.
NEW SUPPLY OF STONE.
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‘HE subscriber has just received a large sup
E ply of Marble, suitable for Giave Stones,
Ileartli Stones, Ere. also l\'orth River Fliigg for
Ilearth Stones, wlticlt he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedestal Moiiuuictit of Wltitc Marble, for sale at his
estublislttnent a few roils cast of the llriilgo.
l‘1oi'walk, Jun. 11. EDMOND l’RICE.
TIIE subscrilicrs li:iving'
cntcrcil into co-paitnersliip,
under the firm of
JONES 5.’. VVEED,
would infortn tlioir friends
uiid the public, that they have
I _.. and intend to keep on hand at
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bridge. ti largo ussntliiicni of articles usually kaept in
Sllt|ll.ll't?sl.!ll)llSlllnf'llIS, viz., Siuldlcs, Bridles, Har-
ncsscs, 'I'i'itnks, Valiccs. Whips, Spurs, &c., whiclt
they will sell as cheap as can be bought in any other
shop in the county for caslt or appi'ovctl credit.
l’Illl.O. I‘/. JONES,
OSCAR WEED.
NO'I‘iCE.—All persons Ill(lCI)l.0(I to the subscrib
by note or book are i‘cqiiestoiI to make iinuieilia
paiyiticiit. PIIILO. W. J0 NES
,,Saugntuck, llfarcli 10, I835. , ly
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New Spring and Summer Goods.
'\VILLIAM GALE,
ES this day opening a large and splendid assort-
mcnt of fashionable Spring ar.d Summer Goods.
viz. 100 ps.elegant printed French Muslins, a new
and splendid article for ladies dresses, 100 ps. color-
ed Gro deNaps. and Gro de Berlins ofevery desira-
ble color, 50 ps. black and blue black single and
double width Italian, Gro de Swiss, Pout de Soi,
tas, Rochellas, Crape C£lml)l(,IS, plaid and plain ln._
dia mattings, all widtlis.10 ps. cotton carpctings, 12
ps. Bangnp Cord from 25 cts. to $I, Corded Skirts,
Gloves and Hosiery, Furniture and Cambric Dimiiy
Thread Bobbinet and Muslin edgings and insertings,
Bobbineit lace all widths. Domestic goods ofevtry
description constantly on hand, such as brown and
bleached Shirtings and Slteetings, Candlewick, In-
digo blue checks, 500 ps. English and domestic Cal
icoes by the piece or yard, gctits- plaid and fig’iI silk
Cravats. new style. Vestings, silk Pongee and Ban
dauna, hltdfs, youths fashionable Cloth Caps, 8:6.
250 pieces BROADCLOTI-IS, CASSIMERES.
and SAT'I‘INETTS, of every desirable color qual-
ity and style from 50 cents to 8 dollars per yard, and
cheaper than can be had in this place or any where
along shore. ‘
May 19, 1835.
INE TUSCAN HATS.——Just received by the
. Subscriber a large assortment Ladies and Mis-
ses Straw Hats. such as fine Tuscan braid and open-
work, from $1,510 to $6. I case fine and common
Split Slraws from $2 to $5,530 two cases Leghorn
braid for Ladies and Misses, frotn 75 cts. to $3. 3
Cases fine and common Leghorn Hats, very large
size and some very fine. 60 doz. tneiis and youths
Palm Leaf Hats, a splendid assortineiit of fashiona.
ble Ilat Triinmings and Cap Ribbons, colored flow-
ers, Pink, White, and Bltte Crapes, Buckranis, for
sale cheap by WILLIAM GALE.
Norwalk, May 19, 1835.
Another supply of Spring and Summer Goods.
JADIES DIALLORY,
HAS just added to his former stock, as good an
assortment of Goods as was ever offered in
this place. His frien Is and the public in general,
may depend upon being served at low prices, and the
smallest favor thankfully rect.-ivetl
Norwalk, May,.1':Z, 1835.
OYS SUMMER WEAR, a good assortment,
just received by J. MALLORY.
NDIA Matting and Carpeting.-—A few pieces of
good Ingrain Carpeting and a large assortment
of Malling at less than New York prices for sale by
J. MALLORY.
LACK and colored fashionable Silks, it great
variety, just received and for sale low by
J. MALLORY.
SPLENDID assortment of Calicocs this (lay
received and for stile low by
J. MALLORY.
ADIES HATS-—A few very fine and cheap
. LegIlO|'n HIIIS, also stnuv and ]_‘(|gh0ru
braid hats, palm leafhuts, by J, M,,[,LoRy_
PAPER llanglngs. borders and fire board prints,
8 good assortment for papering rooms and oth-
er uses, also plain green and blue paper for sale by
J. MALLORY.
LASS. Cltina and Earthen Ware ; a few sous
elegant white and gold bandetl Cltiiia; also,
a ltandsome assortment of Glass and eartlit.-n ware
at very low prices, just received and for stile by
J. MALLORY.
GOOI) supply of cloths ctissiineres, and sum.
nctts, for sale cheap by J. MALLORY;
MORE} LUIVIBER.
SMITII SI. IIOYT
E'_§'AVEjust lauded from the Sloop Orange, a su
‘_. _ perior cargo oflumbcr consisting in part as
follows viz. Williams cross and single branded sitin-
gles. Parsons do. do. do,
Firstand second quality siding do do
also boards and Plan/c. A real good lot of Spruce
plan/.1 cheap. ; Ilemloclc scantling attd boards; I-Iat-
ters box boards a good article cheap; Cherry boards
ofthefirst qitality, which in addition to their foritier
stock makes their assortment complete.
Norwal/c,July 7th.
AMES MALLORY Itas just received a large
supply of cheap Dry Goods, warranted as
cheap as can be found in Norwalk, :1 good assort-
ment of Broatlcloths, of all colors and qualities,
blk, blue, anti fancy colored cassimeres and satin-
nets, French and Euglisligingltams, a variety of pat-
terns, French and English calicoes, a large assort
nicnt, blk and blue blk silks, a great variety colored
Grode Nap, Florences and Sarsnetts, plain and
fig’d bobbinet laces, footings aitd cdgings, thread
laces, edgitigs and insertings, Irish linens, lawns,
table diapers,all widths, linen cambric and linen
cambric lidkfs, pongee and flag silk hdkfs, sewing
silk, crape, anti gauze hdkfs, blk French and Eng-
Iisli bombazine, printed musliiis, camhric,jackone.t,
inuIl,swiss and book inuslins, fig’d Swiss and jacke-
nets, red and green niorccn, scarlet anil blk merino
shawls, tliibct wo-Jlshawls, furniture chintz, Iiliick
pritnella, blk and col’d circ:i.<sioits, blk and col'i.l
cainbric, white and brown jcan, blue and yellow
naiikin, stuffs for boys wear, bezivertecn and mole-
skin, very cheap, bang-up cord,crape caitib|et,l:rown
dri1ling,vestings,fiue iliik bombaziue stocks, green
berage and green baritge veils, green and white
gauze veils, silk atid gingham umbrellas, parasols,
Grecian lace and footing, brown and bleached
sheetings. oil cloth, Russia diapers, Russia sheet-
ings, bcdticking, very cheap, Ladies silk, whitc,blk,
random, and brown cotton hose, gloves of all kinds,
checks, napping cloth, flannels, canvas, padding,
buckram, burlaps, corded and quilted skirts, linen
collars,suspenders, boys caps, palm leaf hats,‘ leg-
horn and tiiscaii straw hats, cotton yard, from No. 3
tn 20, blue cotton yarn, paper hangings, childrens
shoes, ribbons, combs, buttons, penknives, scissors,
knives and forks, travelling baskets, cotton baits,
canilleivick, pins, tieedles, irish thread, carpet bind-
ing, furniture dimily, spool cotton, cotton balls, tapes
ltooks and eyes, 810.
OIIN W . TAYIQOR has just return-
cd from New York, with a large assortment of
goods, which together with his former Stock, rettdcr
_itvery full aitd complete. Tlte following articles
comprise a part ofliis assortment, viz , broadcloths,
cassimeres and sattinctts, petersham, camblcts, me-
rinos and c rcassians, rcd yelloiv and wltite flannels,
Canton doi. black and col’d silks. silk velvet, satin
and figured silk vestings, tabby velvet, and velencia
do., a large assortment light and dark calicoes, meri-
no and thibet wool shawls, imitation and Prussian
do., colored gingltams,j.'tcconet, book and cambric
muslins, bobinet lace 6:4 and 4-4, footings and edg-
ings. A large assortment of gents gloves, including
black and brown bitckskin, furred do'. woolen, cot-
ton, liorseskin and buckskin mittetts, fur hair and
cloth caps, a great variety of bombazine, satin and
velvet stocks, ltalian silk cravats. Bleached and
brown sheeting and shirting, umbrellas, shoes, In-
die’s fur stocks, travelling basket.=.,combs of all kinds
knives, brushes, fancy soaps and perfumery. glass
lamps, brass cdudlesticks, school books and station-
ary, looking glasses, globe and pocket lanters, ra-
zors, do. straps, pocket books and wallets, scizzors,
cumphorated and preston smelling salts, lip salve.
macassar,bear’s and antique oils for the hair, oil
soap, buttons ofall kinds, thimbles, watt Ii toys, ever
pointed silver and plated pencil cases, elastic steel
pens, lucifer matches. toy watches, spetacles, beads
and safety chains. flutes, snuffand tobacco boxes,
venittan and other window blinds, together with a
great variety of articles not enumerated.
Also, a choice selectioit of Dry Groceries ofthe
best quality. Thepublic are requested to call and
examine for themselves.
Saugatuck, (west end the bridge.) Doc. 11, 1834.
ALE.
% BBLS. Albany Cream Ale, 15 half barrels
do. do. being the
remainder of the stock formerly owned by Schuyler
Bebee, deceased, and will be sold at New Yorli pri-
ces, by CARMI BETTS.
Norwalk, Jan. 16, I835.
ARIES IVIALLORY. is lllisdfly Pla-
cing on his slielves a very extensive assortment
of cheap jashiomiblc, fancy and staple Dry Goods at
ever was offered in this place. pttrcltasers are partic
ularly invited to call and examine.
EXKT (}00])S—-Tlie subscribers are al
most daily receiving New Goods at their store
vast end of tlte Bridge, wlticli are sold at a sitiall ad-
cancc from cost. The undersigned tender their
thanks to their customers for past favors, aitd solicit
a cotitiiuuince of the same.
Young Ilyson Tea at 4;
I-IU
N EVV BOOIKS.
IX months in a Convent, by Miss Reed: answe
to do. by the Lady Superior; Young Christians
Guido ullh an introductory Essay by Rev. '1‘. T. Wu
tcrinaii ; Exercises iii Composition, by R. G. Park-
er. A large assortment of School Books, blank
hooks. paper, Qiiills. Inkstands, Bibles, Testameiils,
Prayer Books,,&c. &c., just received anil for sal
WEED 81. BUTLER.
6d.
B BELL & PORTER.
cheap by
'SI’LENI)ID assortment of dark and light cal-
&_ icoes, just received, and offered at the lowest
prices by ELI MORRIS,
May 5. No. 3, Burrt ll's Block.
ROADCLO'l‘I~IS, CASSIMERES .9. S.-t'I‘iNETS. I
g'%] ILLIAM GALE. is this day opening ait ex-
], tensive and elegant assortment of the differ
out varieties of Fall Goods, viz. Bioadcloths ofcvcry
desirable color for Ladies and Gentlemcits cloaks
and ovcrcoats. Brown and iirnb Petcrsliam, Cassi-
iiicros and Satincts ofall qualities and piicus, brown
red. green, and white Canton Flunncls, black, white
and grci-it blond (lauze Vails, fincgrcen barrage fig’d
Vails, a large assortiitetit white, red and black Meri-
no and thibct wool Shawls uuusiially low; French,
Gerinan and English Mcriito Cloth, Geiitlctiictfs
it-.blcac’d knit cotton and lamb’s wool l)r:twcrs and
Sliirt.~:. 5000 yds. bleacli’d and lII‘()‘.\l‘I Shirtings aitd
Sltet-tings, fitic white unil iiiixcd \'Voolcn Ytiiit,
.\lcit's and Youlh’s Fur, Cloth, and Hair Caps, Fur
Collars, clouk Tassels, light and dark Silks, a splen-
did tlS$.Ul‘l|1'iclH.
Oct. 2l.
}iIi’€A- GLASS, 8: EAR_’l‘I-I-
EN WARE, an extensive il.\‘S()I‘IlllCIli,JllSl.lB-
coived and for sale cheap by
Sept. 30, 163-1. ELI B. BENNETT.
(JLOVICII. Sliilill)-—A superior article, just rc-
ccivcd and for sale by C. l$|".'I"l'.*3.
V Miiri-li ‘.2-l. N. 6, Burrall's Builtling.
V ‘I0 Hatters —A few pieces of superfine nap; ' r
E cloth, for, stile by J. MALLORY".“b
NDIA MATTING, just received and for sale
low by J. w. TAYLOR.
€HILDREN’S SHOES. Just received, a qiian.
tity of cliildren’s shoes. ofall sizes and colors,
for sale by J. W. TAYLOR.
g AKERY.——Tlie subscriber continues to supply
stores and families with fresh baked BREAD,
CRACKERS, all kinds of CAKES, é'.:c. as cheap
and of as good quality as can he obtained in city or
C0llnU’Y- NICHOLAS LAIDLAW.
" OOLEN YARN, just received and for sale
by J. w. TAYLOR.
ERFUMERY. A good assortment of perfum-
ed waters, fancy soaps, smelling salts, &c. com
Slflnily on hand by J, w’, TAYLOR
ALICOES.—-500 ps Calicoes, V.'.I‘l0llS prices,
just received, and for sale by
JAMES MALLORY.
OLASSES. A few hhds. first quality retail-
ing Molasses, f-.-r sale by
HUBBELL &- PORTER.
Ii.
Not'w;ilk,Jan. 2.
‘OR SALE, it second hand Great Coat, very
£1 cheap; also, a second hand Body Coat,\'.b_v
4 A. l\‘lALLORY.
‘E SA LT-
Bushels Rock Stilt, just I'(‘C(‘IVC(l and
for sale by CARMI BETTS.
Norwalk, Jan. 30.
SEAT ES, &c.
JUST landoil from sloop
Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
Cornell. Cunninghan 8‘ Co’s,
I‘loyt’s, James’s and VViIson"s
improved paterns; wireplate
and box Stoves; coal Stoves.
gi-various patterns; Nott’s supe-
_ rior Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, ti large assortment ofcoininon Soap-
stone brass mounted and bronzcil Grates, all ofwhich
will be sold at the lowest New York prices for cash.
N. B. No stoves sold except for Cash or approved
itotcs on interest.
NOT'1"S IMPROVED STOVES &- GllA'I'F.S,
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 81. Co.
S'.I‘ANLEY’S COOK STOVES.
' ESTER BELDEN, ltas just rcceivetl an as-
sortment of Stanlcy’s Rotary Cook Stoves,
for wood and coal. The iitiprovciiieitts in this stove
over any other in use, are woethy the attention of
stove-buyers. One of great importance, is the re-
volving top plate, Persons wishing to cxamimc the
article can have an opportunity by calling at his es-
tablishment, eastside of the Bridge.
Norwalk, Nov. 7, I834.
OTICE.~—Persons indebted to the subscriber
for Goods obtained of him while kcepinga
Grocery Store at Old \Vell, are hereby notified that
their accounts, if not iniiiiediately attended to, will
be put itito tlte hands of an Attorney for collection.
Payment may be made to the subscriber or to Chas.
Elwood, at Old Well. NICHOLAS LAIDLAW,
ALIVIANACS F91‘ 1835- for Sale by
VVEED &. BUTLER.
LUNIBEEE.
HE Subscribers have on hand and are con.
stantly receiving large qitantity of good Initi-
ber, which they are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, in lots tosuit purcliasers, at a very small
advance from cost, the articles are as follows, viz
All kinds Shingles and Siding
‘ ‘ “ Boards “ Plank
“ “ 'l‘imbcr “ Cornice sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Latlt
“ Mahogany “ Cherry.
ll
Norwalk Jime, 22, 1834. SMITI-I & HOYT
V \O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—The
Subscriber intends to keep constaittly on hand
first and second quality OYSTERS, by the load or
retail, through the season. -
Norwalk, nov. 10, 1834. A. NASH. 45
STAIHFORD.
LE'1‘ with immediate possesion
asnug Cottage,late the residence of.lames Skelding
Esq. deceased. with Ice-liouse, and other suitable
out buildings, and garden well stocked, abounding
with choice fruit. Trees, pleasantly situated near the
water side; or for sale with I4 acres of good land,
including two capital orchards of grafted trees, in
full bearing, of whiclt possession may be-had on the
1st of April next. Rent ofthe Cottage, &-c. tillthat
period. $60 or sale price for the whole $3500.-
apply to S. II. MINOR.
St°amfo, May 26. 2ltf.
FOR sale. the house and lot, sitttato
- — on the west side of Norwalk river, a
‘ 4 little below the Bridge. bounded west-
" erly by highway, and lying opposite
property owned by Noah S. Bailey. It is eligibly
situated for a mechanic or other person occupied in
business in the neighhoi-liood of the bridge. For
furthei' information, apply to Noah S. Bailey: or to
I’l-IILO PRl~5l‘.‘-.
No.2 Marble Building, Chatham Square New York.
i-=-
pg, I’RING- GOOl)S.—.A large assoittnent of fash-
‘._.‘i ionzible Spring Goods having been rcccivetl by
the Subscriber during the past week, he is now pie-
pared to sell them at prices as low as ever, and
might say lower than ever ofI'ereil in this State with-
out puffing; _vet as the public are the most compe-
tent tojudgc, he leaves it entirely with them. His
assortment is linger than ever, and he intends as
soon as the season will wariant it, in extending it
equal to any retailing establishment in the State,
anil trusts as it recompense, to receive patronage
equal to the UllLlt‘.l'lill£Illg; he returns his grateful
tliunks to the public for the patronage they have ex-
tended to him thus far, and trusts they will still ex-
» tend it to one whose object is to merit it by serving
the public faitlifully and at very low prices
L. M. STEVENS.
No. 2, BuitaAr.t.’s I3uti.i>isG’s West the Bridge.
lllaicli 24, I835. 20 .'
New Spring and Summer Goods,
AT THE OLD VVELL.
V 1 HE Sitbsciiber has received a complete nsgofl-
ment of Spring and Summer Goods, in addition
to his usual supply of Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour
VVines, teas, crockery, hardware, drugs. medicines’
hats, shoes, paints, oils, brushes, glass. ready madti
Clothing, wooden and tin ware, &.c. all of which he
now offers for sale on the most reasonable terms;
Ilis stock of goods is fresh, and consists ofthe latest
importations and tnost approved and fashionable
patterns. ,.
Experience has long since convinced him. that a
business conducted wholly on the cash principle .i'._
may prove mutually advantageous both to the gene,’-
and the purchaser,—as by confining sales entirely to
cash, the seller avoids all risk and ensures a Speedy
return of capital, and is thus enabled to supply his
customers at a much smaller advance than it‘ he
were to sell oit credit. The subscriber has therefore
concluded to pursue this course; and he trusts the
public, after examing his goods, and prices, will ap.
prove of the plan.
Having been for years engaged in the same bus}.
iiess, he flutters himself that his experience has en-
abled ltiin to succeed not only in furnishing his stoie
with goods of the best quality, but also at unusually
low prices. Persons residing remotely, may de-
pend upon obtaining here a full supply oftlievarious " 3
articles they require, and at such reduced prices as ' '
will more than compensate them for the trouble of '-
travelling even a great distance to make their ptir-
chases. He respectfully invites an examination of "“
ltis stock and terms. CHARLES PECK
Old Well, (.\'orwalk,) April, 1335. 20 ’ _
‘ti
_E\-V SPRING GOODS.—William Gale has ’
just returned front New York with a large and I
geitcgg assortment ogfasliionable Springdry Goods,
viz., 0 ps French ‘nglish and domestic Calicoes
of latest impprtatioiis aiid_eniirc new style; 150 ‘
3: é caiiiléolo: dlt;ilk_forl:_idies dresses,.such asgro
I wiss, _ ro t’ e ..erliii, sinclicws, sarsincts, twilI'd
‘CI:/Slltbllln, i‘r)iIillia ssttins, Clap de ntlpls. flouiices, black ,
i_ no t wt c pou I e sot an mattiona Italian ' 1.1’
:Ill(l)t‘sv, -10} pssliii'ttng linens, I500 yds bleached and l'
briC§“"Sllll‘.lt1g!.‘l an-I slteetings, lawn and linen catn-
’ - .1dcoi.i_t_. iuul_l,swtss, lawn and book muslin,
fig d plaid and plain drapery‘do, pI.i_in and fig’d bob.
W30‘ I309-S. f00lIngtI.tliread and bobmet edginvs and
i"i‘l5Irsll‘:§_5!- l’l‘°l“d]‘l“Il‘liing:tintli eggings mtisliif iitsir-
ig ue .'ic< ‘rcnc a ' ,'
«:recibn lace bud footi n qghsll bomb"mes'
imberelhs b‘| C,‘ I ("$5. snjliertor silk and cotton
_ - - . 3 ' =1» mgs. It can and dorchester
tipkings ld00 doz ladies gcntlciitiens and Misses gloves
‘I
0 every escription, 4-4 and ..)-4 oi. cloths, the la,-.
gest assortment ofbi'oiidclotlis, ciritneis aitd sail a
C.Ve|;'ofl(‘§3l:l(~‘3i(l'lln ':IllS place,an‘d fashionable col_ours,
rino an it )0I wool shale and handkfs silk
shawls and lizullifs, a large assortmeiit silk cot
worsted liosier-y of every description for ladle
gel1lIt.'ll)elI,2f) boxes elegant gauze cap and hat”
ons, .new style, bead bags am. purses, brown an.I
\\:Illlt)"lIllf'Il tabltele cloths, C\)l.ll(|)Il batting, caiiillev icks,
t':«'irp1t. ‘yarn, col on yarns, a nuinbers constantly on
mitt iy the halo or less quantity, a few pounds of
‘f;iviLl*i‘\V:'ll{ltt‘: anti lT;ll'.‘((:‘(l ‘tlvoltiil yarn on hand, and 5 ps
_ L. ( oincs ic .tnnt s, _ c. c\'.c. 8.'.c. -,i_
l\orwalii, Murcli .3, 18.35.
\VILLIAM J. STREET,
Of the latcfirm ry‘Strcc£ James,
E AS just returned from New York and is no ,,,
_ . l't:Ct}l_VlDg at the store lately occupied by M. B
llliriul, ailjoiiitug the Mill, an extensive assortine ,,~,,[-
fron and Steel C'arpcntcr’s Tools, Puints,_-'-"0z'[,,. _. 1
Glass, Nails A-0. LS-c. «Sc. '
which, together with the stock ol'Carponters Find-
lugs recr-iveil from the old establislitiiciit, makes the
assortment coiiiplctc. The followiii,-; comprise a
part only :—
knives and forks ofallkinds, carving, do. do., Ra-
zors, scissors and shears, steel and brass snuffers,
jack, pocket. and pen Knives, table and tea Spoons,
Briltaniii tea Pots, copper and iron ten kettles, brass
and iron shot els and tongs, brass and jappnn can-
illcsticks, ccflie mills and brass lamps, shovels and
spadi-s, thimbles and sad irons, horse cards and cur-_
ry combs, sheep shears, slates and pencils, lead peii- ,
cils by the gross, hair and ‘neck coinlis, boxes pi-.r- - > —-
fumery, and colonge. silver pencils, knitting pins, ,
London pins. I "
American Swedes atid English
. IRON.
German and American
GAST STEEL-
Wrott,«__rlit and cut Nails, Norfolk and thumb latch-
es, no!) and morlice locks, butts and screws, hr:
and lacks, trtiiik CIUSPI and pad locks, chest, but
ry and draw do., nob latches, I)I‘.'lSSI)l1llS, bras
tons oti plat:-s, l)l'iISS aitdiroii buttons plain, cuph
turns and nobs. ltutidsutv and bastard files,trace
batten Chains, flat and round Bolts, gun Fliu .. a-
percussion Caps, plough points and rifels, strai. aiii
H L Ilinges, door knockers, globe lantr-,r,ti's, aw
blades and hafis, riilin-gr whips and cow liiiles, shit
ing liru.-lies, shaving soap, oil stones, scytli stone
snuff boxes and Imxcs paints, calfskin pocket book
morocco do., wliitcu-ash brushes, clothes do., he
and shoe do., Britisl. ink powder, Gosliti’s New Yo
bluckiug.
l”Vin(low Glass.
0118, 7x9, 83.10, 9x12, 9x13, 12x14, 12x16, 12x2
Crzpc'nlcr’3 Tools.
Planes of all kinds, Bruce and Bitts, Angers, I
poses and Ginilets, Nail Iliitcliets, and W0"
Jappan and polislictl IIant.'ners, Hand
Saws, Keyhole and Buck Saws, Trying S
Painls and Oils.
Best Pliiladelpltiii ground and dry White Lend,
Vcrdigris, dry and ground Red Lead, Letherage-,
lamp and ivy black, French and Spruce Yellow Vc- -,
nitian and English red, Stone, Yellow and Spanish
Brown.
Fish and Linseed Oil, Summer and Fall Oil, best
Winter strained do, Copal and Japan Varnish, I
briglit Varnish, Spts. Turpentine, Paint Brushes, No. -‘
1, 2, 3, 3,5, 6, Sash Tools, all sizes, osrc. Etc.
Norwalk, May 19, 1835.
V“:
\
HAS removed to No. 4, Burrall’s building, where ltc
intends keeping on hand a general asso‘.-;...-~-_\_..: ,-,2.“
\Vat(.hes, Iewelry, Silverware, Looking GI ~:.- .-, 5;
which he will dispose of at asmall advai.-.: '
cost.
N. B. The strictest attention paid to C '
‘Natclt repairing. .
Norwalk, April 14, 1835.
LADIES AND MISSES STRAVV " .
\Villiain Gale is now opening his Spl‘Il".‘T
all kinds ofladies and misses hats, via, 3 i 3::
and Misses fine legltorn braid from 75 C!
cases fine split straws from $l,50 to 5”. T
tuscan and openwork straw, 1 case ladie
horn hats large size cheap, splendid gut .
cap ribbons new style, a large asst lu' .- V 2
bons, all widths &. colours. Pink, b .:
straw and white French crapes, 10 ps b
.i.
veil crapes of the best quality..black,‘,. - . ‘-
white, single and dottble foundations, a.‘ «.-,
flats, black modi, white. green, colored 1 .. . ~-.' .
Norwalk April 14, 1835. __
I
LESTER BELDE' ,:’~"
AS just received an additional 5 ,:=:
EE cles in his line, viz '.—Brass ket‘ - .
sizes, hollow t.v.'i.re, all kinds, brass att--..'.:
and tongs, iron do-, brass and iron
knives and forks, mincing knives, co‘
other tea kettles, Brittania tea and tab .
spoons, coffee mills, sad irons, SIPeI_\'i:l .~.-
colfcc and tea pots, toasting and gri ‘ '.:.:;
pans; also, a general assortment of --».:.-, ,
'l‘in VVare, tvholesole and retail. ~'
Rags, Hcn’santl Geese feathers, oh; -.;.-.
copper and iron taken in excltange -' I
llic highest market price paid at
Norwalk, May 12, I835. East 5
;rii_.
ALUABLE FARM 1-‘on SALé...
about 70 acres, with a barn thi
lying in Norwalk, Fullileltl County,
called BeIden's Neck, am] is pleast:ut.3- -_
tending into Long Island Sound;
into Motving, Pasture and VVOod I. .’.’_.
high cultivation. Said farm is an (
for gcntlctnoii residing in New Yo...
seat, as the Steam Boats pass daily
it-iihout anyinconyetiience, Paymi. at :
easy to the purcltaser, and possession
first day of April next. For further p
quire of the subscriber, living in I
Mass. or of Benj. lsaacs of said Norm
~ ' - SOCRATES ll"
' NDIA,lVIA,T'.IflNG.—-Co.d»and
ting, for sttla‘by- JAME
Norwalk Chronicler