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V ~ F.RENC'.H GOODS.
OW IS TI'lE‘l"].ME.-—The recent conflagration in the city of
New York, having destro_ved most of the French goods in
the city, such asFrench inerinocs, silks of every description, meri
no and thibet wool shawls. 81c. so that we have every reason to be-
lieve, that this circumstance, to gethcr with thr anticipated war
with France, will cause such goods to be very high and scarce. The
subscriber having an unusual large supply ofthe above goods on hand.
at the present time, gives no rice to the plli)liC_, that he is offeriiig
them at the oldprices; and the circumstance of their never having
been cheaper thantlie present season, renders it an object to those
who want to call without delay. now is the time! “a penny saved
is two penceearned.” L. M. STEVENS.
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ROAD CLOTHS & C/trSSlhiERS.—l-Villiain Gale has just re-
ceived a large 11S.x‘tll‘lthf,‘nl ofliroad (Tlnihs, Ciissinicrs and Sa-
linetts, which he sell very low, from l50 to $3 ainon; them will be
found a few pieces of elegant invisible greets, olives, clarit, browns,
dahlias suitable for ladies cloaks lttpiei-r-.s ofheavy double milled
cloths. for gr.-iitleniens t)vt'l' t.‘o.'2t-3. 6 pieces lirmvn. drab. olive, iiilot
cloths very strong and heavy. For pea coats_ 50 ps ribbed striped
and plain fancy colored cassiiner.-z, 100 ps satiric-tts from 56 cts, to two
dollars, 10 pi.-ccs super blaizltdirown blue and grceii goats hair i.am~
hletts, il Fr-iv pi<*<.‘e.s of rich li,2'ui‘ed vi-ire: for vestings, 50llpiecc3
blached anil brown sliiaetings and shirtings, gents lamb "wool shirts
anil draivei'.~:. l0-4,11-4, l‘.’—-4, vy rose blaiiltets, colored and white
horse blankets. .
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OOD BARGAINS.--Country merchants and Blacksmiths, can
be accomodated at the store of Smith 8; Hoyt, with lots ofiion:
hollow ware and hardware ofevery description. All who may pur
chase, from $50 to $100 worth will be charged only the New York
prices. D. S, BARTRA M, Trustee
Dec. 28. 1835-
POTRIA T PAILVTHVC.
OR A SHORT TIME ONLY'—Mr. Fenton begs leave to an-
nounce that he hns again returned to Norwalk, and has taken
a room over thesaddlery of Messrs. O. VVced 8:. co. where he will
be happy to see his former patrons, and to wait onall who wish their
potraits painted. Grateful forpast favors, he has heretofore receiv-
ed in this town,lie will exert his best abilities to merit a contin-
uance ol their patronage. Prices very low.
Dec. 29, 1835. 9 It
FANCY ARTICLES, JE\VELRY. (Ste.
HE Subscriber has just received and is offering for-sale. one
ofthe most extensive andhest seleced assortments of Fancy
Articles in the county. Also a handsome assortment of Jewelry,
‘consisting in part, of fancy articles, &c. perl'uinery boxes, siiuti'hox-
es, tobacco, boxes bead bags, and purses, emcry stands and cush-
ioiis, superior cloth and hair brushes, tooth and shaving‘ brushes,
shoe. do. Combs of all descriptions waist buckles, ever pointed sil-
ver pencil cases, silver thvnibles, silver plated briiana table and tea
spoons, salt do. purse clasps, pocket coinpasses, steel watch chains,
tuning forks, steel pens, shaving glasses and boxes, hi-eastpins, ear
and finger rings. watch keys and ieals, line pocket knives, superior
razors and straps, calf and morocco wallets, indelliblc ink, magic
matches, visiting cards. perfuinery and fancy snaps. guard chains and
ribbons, ivory rattles, whistles, glass initstands with silver tops,
smelling salts, traveling and l<‘reiich baskels, glass lanterns, buttons
of all kinds, ire. &c. For the above and many other articles, please
call at the Westport Variety Store.
JOHN W’. TAYLOR. 8
1‘ YE and Buckwheat flour, kept constantly
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onhand and l0l'Sitlt'.‘,
y C. BE'1"l‘S- 8
No 6 Burralls Buildings, Norwalk.
UT'.[‘El{.——A small quantity of the tirst quality just received and
for sale, by C. BE'.l"1'S
No 6 Burrall’s Buildings. 8
' AUCTION SALES
FHartlwai-e, &c. The sales by auction ol'tiiest'.‘ck of Messrs
Smith 81. Hoyt, will he continued every Tuesday and Satiiiir-
day. until l'uitl‘.er notice. Jan 5 1336 8
LAMP Ull..— liest Winter straineit Sperm Uil. tor s.ile l)_v
J. A. WEED
0'l‘ICl£.-—'l'lic court of probate for the disIi‘ictol'Norwalk, hav-
ing liiriited and allowed, six months from the 4th tlttyioli Jan-
uary 1836, for the creditors to exhibit their claims agairist the es-
uiceot‘ Thomas Reed of said-district, an insolvent debtor, and we
the subscribers, having been appointed by the said c )l,ll'l.. «rommIssion-
ers, to receive and examinethe cliams of creditors to said ‘estate,’ do
hereby give notice, that we will attend to the duties of Said appoint-
ment, at the Hotclof David Stevenson insaid l\'orwalk, on the se-
cond Monday in March, and t“e second Monday ofJune next, at 9 o‘-
cloclt in the forenoon, on each of said days.
WM. J. STREET
CHARLES THOMAS.
Commissioners. 8 3t
Faiijield Coimty, .93. E
Couazty Court, January, Term, A. D. 1830.
IT is ordered by said Court. that ii meeting oftlio Judges of said
County Court, and ofthe Representatives chosen on the first Mom].-iv
of April last to attend the General Assembly, and belonging to the
towns of said Fairlield County, he liolden at the Court House in
Danbury. in said County, en the ‘.37th (lay ofJanuary,_ 1836, at two
o'clock P. M.to take into coiisiderrition the propriety ol Ilepiittittg the
goal in said Dar.bury, and of building it new goal in Stllti Dnnbllry,
and to transact such other business relative to the public buildings of
said County, as they may deem it expeilient to consider: and, if they
shall deem it expedient, to levy ii tux upon the inhabitants of said
County, foa the purposes aforesaid. By order of the Court.
9 THOMAS B. OSBORNE, Clerk.
Norwalk, Jan. 4. 1836.
Al)li'3S’ FUR ST()(j'L~§S.——.liist rei:’il by Willizirii Gale, ti large
1 asst oi" Ladies fur Stoclis, viz. 150of the finest quality Lynx
stocks, l00 Genet natural color, 200 Coney :ii’.d ricll Fox tlo.
APS.—'l.'he siibscr:bei' or'i'ci'.~; for :-tilt} a large lot of l$oy’s Cloth
Caps at very low p ices.
Aug. llth, 1835. CHARLES N. CLOCK.
FUR AL‘-5D HAlli. SEAL CAPS.
fir L.-“.l7.Gt7. Assortment of'l'ui' and hair so al caps just rereived,
and for sale at I‘(‘tlllt‘.(?(.l prices, by L. M. S'I‘l*.VENS-
Novflti, 15.55. ' 2
CORN SHELLERS.
oE. Warrings patent corn slicllers, on hand and for sale by
LESTER BELDEN-
Dec. 19, 1835.
EW GUUlJS.——'1‘he subscribers are almost daily receiving
New Goods at their store east end the Bridge, which are sold
at a small advance from cost. The undersigned tender their thanks
to their custoiners lor past lHV0l'3, and solicit a continuance of the
same. Young Hyson Tea at 45 6d
HUBBELL «Sr PORTER.
l{USl$ AND i’Ul'.‘\T BL.Ai‘<'l{l:}'1‘S,
F All sises,just received by -
L. M. STEVENS.
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Nov. 16, 1835.
DUZ~ black arid white cotton \-Vadding for stile less than
GE the New York prices. by
Elsi MORRIS, 3 Burrall’s Bttildings.
AYE H7 STOR E A..«’\'l) N17 lV GOODS 3
EORGE B MlDl)l.lil}POOK, having taken the store, former-
ly occupied by Jesse Smith in ‘/‘filtcn, has opened an entire
new, geiierul and valuable assortment of Dry Goods, Dry Groceries,
dud Croel<ery- China, Class, Eartlienware, Hardware and every
oilier article usually found in a store of the kind, which having re-
cently purchased at inoderate prices, he will sell as cheap as can be
bought elsewliere. . March 17.
I V1-Ill$tS'l‘ WOOL Sl~_lAWLS.—An additional supply of those
splendid shawls, hasjust been received, also a great varietv of
Ladies’ Criiviits. for by ELI MORRIS;
L UJWTBER AT NOR IVALK
E Lumber at his yard. West side the Bridge, Norwallt.
362’-.009 lst and 2nd quality Pine Shingles,
50.0'UO two and three feet Cedar do
20,0tliItwo feet Cyprus 00
50,UUO feet lst and 2nd clear Boards,
7(l,ilUU mi-rcliziiitable do
2oo.uu0 Barri do
43,000 clear and morcllantable Siding
325,000 1 1-4 Spruce Flooring
45.000151 and 2nd 114, 1 1-2 and 2 inch clear Plank, seasnned
30,000 feet Ilcmloclt hoards
100.0001 l-4inch Laih
50,000 feet Timber and Scantling
ALSO.
15.000 white oak Waggon Spokes seasoned fit for immediate use.
N. B. All persons indebted to the late tii'iii_of.S'l‘REfl’I‘& JAMES,
are notified that their accounts must be paid IImIledmlely-
Dec 21. 1832.
1VElVGOODS‘AN]) TAILORING. _
T the Old Well, by Chzirlos M. Knapp, who h:is_jiist received an
&_ assortment of goods suitable for winter wear,’ which will be
inadc up to order, in the most liishionable and durable manner at
moderate prices. 5'2
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.
MALLORY has Just received from New York, a large_a
. ssortineiit of Broailclotlis, Extra Super Ribbed ‘Buckskin
CuSSt)lnUl'S, S:llllllt’liS, a large assortment of fitslitonahle vestings, Blli.
&, Blue Blk. Silk Velvet, goats hair Camblet, English do. I! lilrge
assortment ol Trimmings and a great variety of other goods, all 0
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. 43
7ILLlAi\l K. J—\MES, offers for sale the following kinds of ,
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