RICH DARK CALICOES _
Ps dark calicoes, oftbe latest patternsjust received and
E fit} r..- ..i. .,
Nov‘ 16. I835.
L. M. STEVENS.
2
LUMBER
‘-‘f"5. HE S-.ib.<criber would inform his friends and the public, that
_ ;' he liilstifl hand, at his _vartl tin the east side of Sang:-nine].
iii-irlg--., a general assortmmit til‘ ltirnher. viz.
:'.Il.e.tr lt'I:tl"tl.'~‘, pzatilt _S~ siding, S.‘3:tS(:lIt.'d lit for iinmediiite use.
i‘i.;n-.iion do do do do
Hat box hoartlz.
Clobnrns X brand, single 8:, no brand shingles
3 feet Cedar do do
2 feet Cypress do do
Hemlock boards, 3:. scantling
Pine timber Fr scantling, .
Also wrot and cut nails by the cash or lose quantity' The above
articles will be sold vciylou for cash or short credit.
' SAM. JALKSON.
Wcstpot't, Nov. 11, 1835' 2
N. B All persons itidebzed to the late firm ol'Jacksun & Sand-
forzl, are requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber.
S. JACKSON.
‘Egg UNDON ANNUALS, for l8Z5ti~'l'he Christian Keepsake, and
;rfi_..5' Missioiniry Annual. edited by Rev. Wm. Ellis 3 Frientlsliip’s
Olibiiitg, and Wi:iter’s Wreatlt. .\ few copies of each just received
,5}-.‘oc.t. from London, by I .i. A. \/VEl‘lD.
gt LENDID HAT Rtlil5UNL§.—\\I'illi:tiii (Stilt: is illls‘ day npzuiing
52'} a large assortiin.-nt of Hat and Cap ltihhons, viz. 5 iioxcs of -9-
ntire new styles ol".hick Hal Ribbons ; 3 b.)XL‘5 elegant and new styl-
(I-at) llibbotis; ltl boxes thick lustring from No. l to 2'3, and a few
})l4.‘t‘US of the best quality black and l)lUt'. black satin and lustring
1:ili)l'){}l‘.S, a very scarcetarticle ; 10 boxes black G.tllnnns dy the box
or by the piece, Sac. ‘ P Decteiiilmr 8, 1:535.
:&:il.’tENCH ti; ENGLISH MERlNOES, ol every desirable color,
price and quality, 300 pieces ot'splemli.l new style of calicnes,
twilled and plain from 14) to 50 cents, merino thibet wool chally shawl-
a large assortment of black and blue black poult de sai and gro de
swiss silks, a l'e.v ps watered andand figured black and blue black
gro dc nap silks suitable tor cloaks and hats. 150 pieces cuiored gro
naps, silks figured and plain. Also another largelot of ladies for
stocks ofevcry description from 25 cts. to $10, for seal colars for gents
over coats, 500 large sized goats skins for gents cloak C0liIl‘S, 25.
gents and youths fur seal and hare caps at very low prices, ‘I50 doz
mcns and youths French and co itmon buckskin gloves and mittens,
50 doz. cotton and woolen glove for gents and youths
Dec. I5, 1835. WlLLlAM GALE.
LACK 6'5 BLUE PUULT UE S0lE.—- Wtl linm Gale is open-
ing splendid black and blue Poult de Soie panGro de Swiss
silk For ladies dresses and coats; 50 ps rich _plain and figured heavy
gro dc Bcrlins and gros 0 _Ntips, wide indie. Sattns sincliews and
sarcenet colored tlorences, single an ldouhle width inattiona italinn
Silk, green 87. bi otvti sarcinet black sergri. 20 boxes splendid hat and
cap Ribbons, the richest styles ever offered in this mark_et; 20 ps
rich figured velvet ribbons, all colors; 5000 yds lustring ribbons
from 1 L2 to ‘.29, such as green, blue, blk, brown and every desirable
color; bead bags and purses, hosiery atid gloves of everyutyle and
description.
MERINO CLOTH S,
LARGE Addition to his former stock, this day received, and
I for S&ll' low. by L. M. STEVENS.
Nov. ]6,_ 1835. 2
ALM ANACS FOR.
I 836.
OHN VV. TAYLOR. hasjust receive’ the following Altnttnaclts,
viz. Middlebrookos Almanac, Davy Crockett’s do, Elton's Comic.
do, Queer do, Uncle Sam’: Comic do, Jackson do. for sale by the
dozen or single. A
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aiitl Penny Cyclopedia, for Westport, Greensfarms and Soutbport.
has made arrangmeuts with the publishers for the delivery of the a
hove works as soon as they shall be published, at $1 50 a year.-
Fcrsons wisliiiig to subscribe will do well to call soon, as the number
ordered will be limited. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
Westport Oct. 1835. 51
lS'l‘ of letters remaining in the Post Otlice at Ricigelield lst
of January 1836.
Cox, A. ,3, ; Dim. Niiston ; Stogrs, Ezra; Hnhbiell. Moses: Hawkins,
Mosley; Jennings, Anson , Nirrson, Edward; Paitrick, Tlieophilus ;
Pulling. Abraham ; Palmer, William . Riely Hclon ; Smith, Mary E;
Tucker Anna; \Vliitlot:lt, Jason; Whitlock. Joseph;
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LEA.T'HER AT NE W CANAAN.
D. ‘V. & L. BOUTON,
AVE on hand and for sale. 10 Tons of Soul Leather of vari*
ous qualities. They have also, several lots of upper Leather.
with Seal, Morocco and Lining Skins; all which they will sell as
low, and on as good terms for payment as can be bought in New York
or elsewhere. Sept. 29, I835. 47
FARM FOR SALE, Containing from 65 to 80 acres Land!
as will host suit the purchasers, lying in the town of Wiltono
about five miles from Norwalk landing, on the main road to Danbu‘
ry. Said term is well proportioned as to plow, meadow, and wood
land, with it good and comfortable House, Barn. and other out houses.
Likewise. plenty of good fruit for a family’: use. Recommondatione
are useless, as the purchaser can examine fcr himsell by calling on
the subscribet‘. A good title will be given, and payment made easy.
‘ JAMES CHURCH.
VVilton, Nov. l6tli i835. 2
'EW GOODS, a large supply of seasonable dry goods, oftnost
every description. this day rec"dby L. M.‘ STEVENS.
Aug. 19. .
'tiii«;issi-;*.——i5oo lbs ciicesejusiiecaauii rot sale by c. BE'1"t‘S.
Dec. 4, 1-835. _4
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