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_:-.-3 .2-.t.l‘Hl For Sale.

—-.,.»; A First Rate Farm for sale.
 sirttatetl on_the,main road from this,
 village to Lewisboro and Ridgefield,.
_ coritaiuiog about 120 acres or plow,
:~_-, -.i..'o.v, pasture and woodland in good propor-
~:ion_ llouse. Barns and other buildings in good
-epair, and plenty of good fruit. Further par-
;i-.-ulars are omitted, as the purchaser .-will doubt-
less view the premises. Said farm will be sold
together. or in parts to suit the purchaset'._--

Also, the house, lot and buildings in the village.
now occupied by Bradley Keeler. and about six
acre.~i.of excellent land lying near Holly Han-
fortl’s.

The undersigned would avail himself ofthis
opportunity to inform all those ltttlcbtetl to Brad-

 

 
 

A-ply-to Boeatvr 6: Km t-:nuitm.42 Wall st. N. Y.

ley Keeler. that a 5t'lllt*m€‘tll. is rtlwttitttvlv

itecc-_-sary. ond by atteritlipg to to it im-izcdiatcly

tllf‘-_\' will save co~t. ,
\VA'l"t‘s Co.\is't‘ocK. Trttsiee.

New Caiiaaii. Feb. 1, 1844. G6

 

T‘!-ftliltj subscriber offers for sale._abnut SIX
..E_ acres of Land. with a Dwelling H_°“5°
tznti Barri and other buildings tliereou._WI|lt 11
,,_.,g Ur ...,.,.l and never failing water, situated
in me ;.-T.~.'r, of VVilion. a few rods east ofilie
store of Hiram Jones. deceased.-now'ot-copied
by ‘v’-ftlliaiii Dudley. It is an eligible sitnatitiii
fir ittecliaitical busitiess ofaiiy lillltil. partt('uliIt'
,'y for ~- tanner and carrier. there oetrig rt tai-
Carri near the premises which has been oct-opt
‘ed some years by the said Dudley. For further
particulars inquire of ilie subscriber in Wilton
Bt:1.A ST. JOHN.
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Vfiltoti. Jariuar_v1S4~1.

For Sale
AT A l3Al{GAIN.

A very Convenient Drrellittg House and lot
situated a short distance east of the Epis-
copal Church, on the main road. and now oc-
cupied by Maliby Elwood. Said house was
built about 4 years since, and is two stories ltigh
and in modern style. There ison the place,‘
a very good garden. with a large number pl
thrifty fruitirecs of rlilferent varieties. Said
qilacewill be sold at a bargain; For further
particulars call on the suhscriliers.

’ Huiast~:r.t. &. Co. 6

 

Norwalk, Feb. 1. 18M.

FOR Sale.——'1‘he Stll)SCfll)t,‘l
offers for sale his well lintiwn 'l‘au-
 .. going Establishment situated in the
. "-‘-=~-:-.—‘ village ol'Ncw Canaan, with a two
sory tl'.vt':lllttg house adjoiriing. The liuiltlingr
and yard ate in good repair, with a good wares
‘power connected with the above establisitirtent;
all of which can be bought on the most reasona-
ahle terms. For further particulars etqtiireol
the subscriber. \-VM. H. AYERS-

Nciv Canaan, Aug. 15, 18-13. 34

 F 0 1' -S a l e.

PIIICE-$1050, J

A Business Situation zn Drrrien. on "It"
Ca2r.7rer.ticu.t ’1urnp2'/re, 80 rorls lVcst of tin
Bria/5 Jlfecting House, consisting ofa. Diocl-
ling House. a. Good Ba-rn,,Store wad Five
Aores ofLa.nd.
HE Store is situated upon the corner of
the turnpike antl road leading to Next
Canaan, am! is a peculiarly eligable siutatiot-
for-' business ofariy description. either Mercliar:
'-tile or Mechanical. On the land is a variety o-
good fruit, also good water, and. by good judge-
ihe premises, at the above price, are considered
very cheap. The payments will be made sat
isfrctory to the purchaser.

For further particulars enquire ofWtn. Brady
Master in the U. S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N.
Y. or of the subscriber near the premises. who
is agent for Mr. Brady. At_trr..tt.it .C1.ocn.

Darien, September 5. 1843. 36

 

 
 

 

Valuable Real Estate

 

. In W1es'rPoI:'r, For sure.

l"'"lHA'l‘ Valuable Homestead late the pro-
1 perty of Charles Wright, is offered for
sale. consisting of about ten acres of lirst rate
land, with a good and convenient Dwelling
House, large Barn, 2: Cabinet Maker's Shop
suffitziently large to accommodate from 10 to 15
Worknicn, and may easily be turned into 3
dwelling, a good well of never failing writer
neartlie bouse,aud a variety of thrifty fruit
trees. Said property is a desirable spot for a
man of business or of leisure. it being in the
vilvage. If said property is not disposed ofat
private sale before the 2d Monday of Marci.
next, it will then be offered at public auction oi-
the premises. at 2 o'clock, afternoon.

For terms. (which will be made easy) and it
more particular discription of the property. ap-
ply to either ofthe subscribers.

STARR Fiztttiv, Bethel.

Josr~:Ptr.W. ,1-]UnBt~:ni.. . _

Writ. S. Locriwooti, ? Roman‘
Norwalk, Feb. 2. 1844. 8t*6

TO CARRIAGE NI A KERS.

For sale or to Rent.

The Carriage Making establish-
ment, recently occupied by Messrs
Sammis & Collins. The above
establishment is situated in the
center of the flourishing village of South Nor-
walk. and near the Steamboat Landing, from
which there is a daily coinniiinication through
the season, with New York city. The main
building is 27 by 65 feet, with a stout and
heavy frame,_two stories high, and a cellar under
the whole building. A Blacksmith Shop is at-
tached and all sutlicieut to carry on an extensive
business. Tliebusincss. locality is such.tliat
it is worthy of an examination by those who
wish to engage in the Carriage Making. or most
any other mechanical business, for which the
buildings are suitable. The whole will be sold
at a great bargain. or rented on very reasonable
ierms.. Apply to the subscriber near the prem-
ices. A. E. Baum.

South Norwalk, Feb. 13, 1844. 7

Va_luableL and

FOR SALE.

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BOUT Six Acres of Land situated in
.[ Norwalk, (Down Town) adjoining the
homestead of Jabez Raymond, and lately be-
longing to the estate of Buckingham St John,
deceased. is offered for sale. Ifsaid Land is
not sold by the 4th day of March next, it will
on that day, at 2 o’clock. P. M. be sold at pub-
lic auction._on the premises. For terms, &c.
which will be very liberal, call on George Lally.
or oit the subscriber. CHAS. lsiuica.

Norwalk, February 6. 1844.

$2 Clocks.

NOTHER lot of those $2 Clocks, wire
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lair arrarzgerrtr-iii ttiiglit
lstorc octtiipititl for that piirpose.

 

 

FOR S'ale.—-10 acres of land
in-the town of Westport, situate = at
the mouth of Saugattick river, and
v ' arljoining the country seat of Robert
De'l’e_yster. Esq. -On the premises are several
lieautifulsizes for building. commanding tine
prospects of Long Island Sound, Norwallt
Islands, and adjacent country. The soil is
fertile and in excellent condition. The property
can,be divided into two farms. For terms ap-

,6t3_ i or ALVA GRAY, Wesrport.

For: Sale or to Let.

i , THE Store belonging to Wtirtlsey
 Burtis, in New Canaan, an reccri:.l_v
 occupied by Johnson dc Corttstock.

. -=' or. should arty one appear. (lcsirtiiis,

of going into litisitiess. and vvillitig to outer into

p£iflnI'r.~l‘tlp with the Full ofthe sub.-cribt-r. SUCH
be t-fl't~t-ietl. and the

Application

should be rtiude as soon as possible, tltnt every

thing might be completed for an opening on the
first of April next. \Vooi.si:ir BURTIS.
New Canaan. Jan.1844 4

For Sale.

A THE Homestead ofthe subscri-
ber. collslsting ot'2 acres ofexrtellent
land,:t good Dweling House, Barn,
, .- and Shop standing thereon, a quan-
tity of Fruit 'l‘rces, a Well of never failing
water. pleasantly sittialetl on Maiustreei, within
lialfa mile of the landing.

For fnrtlier particulars, inquire of Charles
l-aat.~s, itear the Bridge. or of the subscriber
living on the premises. Terms easy.

JAMES S. Knnmse.

Norwalk, Jan. 20. 13-14. 4""W

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Fairtn for Sale !

HAT vnlttttlile Farm. formerly occupied
by Wm. Green. in the town of Wilton.
containing between 50 and 60 acres ofexcelletit
land. conveniently divided. and enclosed prin-
cipally by snbstttntial stone walls. Also, a
piece of wood land of about 19 acres. situated
in the adjoining town of \Vt:$l()ll. On the
premises are a comittodious Dwelling House,
Barri, Grainery. Hat Shop, &c. For terms
apply to Mr. Eli B. Bennett, Norwalk; Mr.

Ward Nichols, Weszon. or to

ELI \\-'iii'rn 6.: Son.

No. 108 Water st. New York.
Wilton. Jan. 23. 1844. 5

-VALUABLE Real Estate
at Allcti0n.—The subscriber
contemplating a removal to the
.. _ VVesr, ofii-rs for sale his Real Estate
r Norwalk. cttnsistitig of a new Dwelliiig
House and Barn.and about 3 ofan acre of land
situated about 60 rods from Norwalk Bridge.
and is a very t.-ouvertiept place for a mechanic
ofany description: also 17 acres offir;-it rate
‘and. suitable for building or Farthing purposes:
also about lSacrcsabout one mile from Norwalk
Bridge, ll actesofwhich is first rate Wood. the
residue good pasture or plow land. with a gotid
unfailing Spl‘lll,4_7 of water thereon, also about
one acre of salt nieatlow at Georgia Brook in
South Norwalk; also tlte following personal
estate-,viz: one pair of Oxcrt, two Cows. one
')X Cart. Chains, Ploughs. an other Farming
Utensils with about six tons of goorl bay. The
=itle to the above property is indisputable. For
'erms, dcc. call on Charles Isaacs, or on the
s'lll)SCTli)Cl' on the prettiises. ll" said property is
.-tot disposed of, it will be offered at Pultlit
Auction on the 25th day of March next, at the
-iwelling house of the subscriber.

JOHN VVASSON.
Norwalk. Doc. 23 I843. 25

A Good Opportunity for
Iuvcstment.——’1‘he subscriber
now olfers at private sale, the whole
 or part of his valuable real estate.
consisting of five Stores, situated a few rods
west of Norwalk Brirlge. in the center ofthe
bitsiriess part of the Borough of Norwalk.
Person that have funds to invest, will see it
to their advantage to call on the snbscrilier
at his store. who will give them his terms as
to payment of the saute. JOHN BURRAL.
Norwalk. Dec. 5. 1843.

For Sale !

The Farm of the subscriber, lying
in the Western part of this town.
near the Mills of David Sellerzk.
consisting of about 60 acres of good

proportioned into plow. meadow
pasture. and wood land, with a good comforta-
ble House, and commodious Barn iltereort
standing. On the property there are two
orchards. with a quantity ofotlier fruit. Then-
is also a gool tltlll site, equal to anything or.
Five Mile River. Any one wishing to ptir
chase, will be furnished with every means ol
information by applying to the subscriber living
in the premises. RAYMO\D Jounson.

Norwalk, Dec 19,1843. tf5'2

 

 

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FOR Sale.-—-A new and con-
venient two story dewelling House
, and lot, pleasantly located a few
V ~ " ‘““ rods east oi the Episcopal Church.
in Nurwalk.

Also. it house and lot near the bridge.
Terms easy. Enquire of J. CAMP. Jr.
Norwalk. Jan. 1844. '2

 cnogkenv
Glass Wa1°e!

HE subscriber has been induced diiriiig the
past week. by an arraugnieut made with
an importing House in New York. to erigage
in the Glass \Vare and Crockery Business in
connection with his Jewelry. In conseqtience
of this he has procured an excellent assort-
ment. ttfsuch articles as it is thought will meet
the wants ofthe community to a nicely. which
Wlll be sold for such prices. and at such profits
0_S Will _satisfy the purchaser. and at the same]
time assist in satisfyingthe cravings of the inner
man. Those about to purchase any article in the
above |tne.or dealers in them. are respectfully
invited to look in and satisfy themselves.
Lt~:vi CLARK.

 

The subscriber tcndcrs liis
acknowledgeniettts to the public
‘fortheir patronage during the
year 1843. and olii-rs his assur-
ance to the public, that he is still desirous of
serving them. His shop is at the old stand
opposite the store of James Mallory 6:. Co.
where he will be happy to see the faces of
his old friends and to supply any ol rheiri
wants in his line, either from ihe shelf or
measure. His work is of the best quality, and
comprises every article of men and children’s
wear.

A good assortment of Rubbers, and other
Overshoes, can he found among his stor.-k. from
which the public will have no difficulty in
making a selection.

Finding's.—Findings of the first. quality
and in any quantity, suited to the wants of
the craft. Hizivmr H.uvm.;3_

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_ Norwalk, Feb. 1844.

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The Place ‘to lnyy Books Cealip.
THE subscriber has just received a large as-

sortment of Books. A new and valuable
collection ofStar:dard and Miscellaneous works,
which will be sold at prices to defy competition
Those in want will please call and examine liir
fhetnselves. You will find lfliles ofevcry kind
and quality frotn 23 to $8. also the largest col~
lection of Prayer Books ever ollizred in this
place from 23 to $5.

Annuals and New Years Gifts for 1843 at
reduced prices. Blank Books in any quantity,
of every kind, price and quality. also receivetl‘
during the past week it few ltuntlrctl copies ol
Porters‘ Rlictoricril Reader and Dnliolls’ new
Aritlttiietic. for stile by the dtizert til. New York
triccs. A low copies o|'Scott's Life ol'Ntipo-
t-on; Spiirtfls life of \VtlSltlt|l.'_lt|l|- Willi ("lief
ltistttrical hook.-t, it liiclt will be sold its cheap
as tlit- cbt-ripest, at the old stand No. 3. l5tIrfttll's
15.,..|.t;,.gs, W E Bi-es-tci.i..

Norwnlk. Oct. 25. 1842.

BAIIGAINSI B.-LIRGAINS 1 !

Qzriclc or You Loose Tlrcm !

EVE ll a better tiitie to buy goods than at
present. and at the old established store ol

Jas.l‘lIa]lory &. Co.

where tho best grinds and the cheapest are
always sold. ‘)ur assortment is too numerous
to ettumerate prict.-s or pieces. Cheap Is ottr
motto. Call at. the store ol James Mallory 65
Cu. before litiyiit; elsewhere.

New Goods !

AVING just returned from New York
 with a supply of lfall and \Vittter good.-J.
tlte subscriber is now ready to supply hisfriciids
and customers with good and Cheap Goods,——
As Cheap is the order of the .tl-ay-—\te want to
be nrtderstnotltliat we shall sell as cheap for
Cash as any of our neighbors, and for proofof
what we say, we wish our frieiids to call and
examine for tlterrisclves. As otir assortttterit is
quite extensive in the Dry Uoodsliiie, we shall
not enurticrate articles.

N B. Tailoriiig in all its various branches
t-arrid on as formerly at the old and v.t-ll known
stand ofthe. subscriber. A MALLORY.

Norwalk, Oct. ‘J, 1843. iit«'l~l

Chieap Eitiitnloeir.

Boards (July 4 Cents Apiccc I !
At the Stea./nbortt Landing Soul/1. Norroa-lk.

large and well selected assortitieot ol
Luniber, whiclt was ptircltaseil for Cash.
and will be sold lower than ever before ollered
in this lllfltlifll. Those in want of

C IIEAP LUIYIBEIL
will find it to their interest to call and examine
the follow-irig_ assortment, viz.

1()U_000 feet oflluards and Plank.

]5.000 “ Sitlitte._

10000 ~- 5 3 Box Boarzls.

10000 Pine and Hemlock Boards.

2.000 “hill Strips.

100() Hemlock Joists.

2000 Dress Pine and Spruce Plank.

400 Btinclies Shingles.

Timber, Lat/i. Pic/rcls. Fence Posts.
nntl all other articles usually called for in the
Lumber Line. T L 64’. J R Pl-LCK.

South Norwalk, October 25, 1313.

N. B. The subscribers have extensive sheds
built expressly to keep their lumber dry. &.from
exposure to the weather. 'l'lioso, tlti-reforti, in
want of Dry. Seasotietl Lumber, will always
find a large assorirnent at the lowest cash prices.

at 'l‘ L 65 J R l”s.

 (QC.---\'hertt-QIIK
Cotigli ,l_,tlZ9-llg(’..\‘. Pca.st~s' Hoarlioiinrl
Cttridv. Aittler.=ott’s Cough Drops, \\’ins|o\v'.-
Corripiiund Balsam lleot'lttiuut|. Balsamic
Cough Syrup. &c. for sale at Bissi-:i.1.'s.

T0 Carpcnters.——-A first rate assortment
of C8l‘_.)(-:lll(‘l"S Tools. just reccivetl. Also.
Hardware and building rrtaterials of all kinds.
lron and Steel, &c. for sale at rcrhtcetl prices by
CllA~' l.~‘AAC.~‘..

LNIANACS for l S 4 4.-—lVlidtlle
brook'.< Alrirtttztcs for 1844. by tl-e gross
dozen, or single mic. for sale by A \Vi-:Ei).

To» Carpeiiters !
ROPOSALS will be received by ill!
subscriber for pUltit'l‘_’ tip a Store in thi-
villaize. two storit s and a ltalfltigh. twenty lit-r-
feet wide. by about eighty feet deep.
Mon-on Herr.
Nnrtvallt. Dec. lS liq./l3. 5l

‘QBAY Rum, ofthe best quality, forsale by
the dozen or single bottle. at
B iss i-'.r.r.’s

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FAll{ PLAY!

Plaster.

Only $2 Per Ton.

2,240 POUNDS to the Ton.

T the Stcrttnliuat Lartrliog. Soiitli Nor

walk. The sitlist.-rtlie.r.~t are now prepared

to sell a Superior Quality of Plaster, at the ltt\\'
price of $2 Per Ton.

Some persons liave taken p(lt’tlPtllal' pains to
report that we did llitl give llul 2,000 pounds in
the ton. while otlit-rs were selling 2.240. VVt'-
wish to have it fairly uittlerstootl. that we will

at only give 2,2-lll pouirtls. good honest weight,
but that we intend to continue to .-ell Pla.-It-r at
the Cargo Price. in quantities lri .~.-oii [!l_Il'('lHlS-
i-rs T L & J R Prgcitt.

South Nttrwalk. Sept. 20. 1843.

 New Goods!
Bundles superior Nail Rods

200 rlozSleigh Br-lls assttrttttl front 00, to No.10.
30 duz Skates. fine and low priced.
30 pt Steel Plated and cast Sleigh Shoes
20 lbs Sperm and R,t'fiU€(J Oil. inst received
and for sale by W C .\"i~ni:i~:'r.

_ Mttfi's, Mttfi‘s.

ARIES DIALLOR1’ £6 Co.-—Havethis
day received a very large and elegant assort-
ment of Mulls. at the verv lowest prices- Call
soon, for our assorroent ii: now good. Nov 2l.

NEW GOODS 1 CEIEAP GOODS ! !

Jas. l‘lIaElo1°y él» Co.

E I AVE just returned from New York with
anew supply of Clzevp Dry Goods. worthy
the attention_of any person wishing to purchase.

UIPPALO Robes, Horse Blan-

kets and .‘VIIipS.—— l’er'sons wisliittg
to porch rse ,-itht-r oftlte above arti ‘cs r-bean.
cart have an ttpiittritirtiiy by calling on WM. B
SivA.'«. on the \'Vest Side. the Briclge.

iNFLUENzA.——Sliermari's Cough Lozen-
ges are warranted to cure the above com~
Joint A. Weep.

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TEJE subscribers have this day receivetl it

‘Winter Anangcmcnt.

, THE fine fast sailing Sloop
J ti li a, Captain G. Grumman,
~ will cnhtmence her Winter Ar-
. rangemettt on Tuesday, the 19th
instant, iitaking 'l‘i3ft.tl9§l "H39 as follows; ll‘3_‘li’*
log the landing at-Five l\1ileRiv'ei..bh_ Tues-
day, and ’l‘litirs'tlay§ and ames Slip.NeW Ydrk
on Saturdu_ and Tuesday the remainder ofthe
season. It reiglit atid passengers as usual,
on the most favorable terms. Apply to the
Captain on board or to, \Viii. C. SAMMIS.
Nt)f\.V?llk9 Dec. 6. 1343. 4

l[aI'tl'or<l Co. Mutual Ins. Co.

HOSE having Policies expiring in said

Company, can have them renewed by
calling on the Sllb.'s('l‘lb6l', or atvilie store of S.
Olirtstr-.d; and any one wishing to ellect
inst.-rance in said Company. may leave wortl
at the some place, and they will be attended to
without dclay._ L M_Sri:vn1vs, Agent.‘
Norwalk, May 10. 1843.

 

Protcctionii Insurance Co.

HAR'l‘FORD. CT.
‘, ILLIAM J. S"REF.T,Agcntuilltirsto

insure Houses, Stores. Mills. Factories.
Burns and the. contents of each. together with
every similar species ofproperty.

Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The razes of premium offered, are as low as
those ofatt_v other similar lnstittitton. and every
mart hits now an opportunity. for it trifling slim
to protect himselfagainst iltis destructive ele-
ment. vt lllt'li often in a single liotir, sweeps a-
wav the earningsofitiany years.
Norwalk,Jannary 1st. 1843.

NB“.-’ YORK I.\’SURA‘i‘t’€E C0.
Capi'it.a—$300 ,(l 00.
GEORGE ST.JOHN AGENT.

HE public are hereby iuforntrd that the

Agent still r-oittinues to issue policies and
r-flier insurances upon buildings variously loca-
ted art;:'.'occitpietl ; and upon wares and Mer-
t:lt&ntll'/.8, l':tmily stores, 6:0. contaitied in them.
l’erson.~t wishing irtsura nce, will please call upon
the agent at his l't‘.Sl!l(‘l)Ce.

Delay not doing till to morrow, what ought
to be done to d.-iy. If property is \\0rtll owning
and keeping. is it not worth insuring?

:\'oriv~.rllt .t::iiL'ar_v 1.18-H.

EVV Estalilishnticnt.—’l‘lie .s=ilisCri~
L her has crectctl a Saw Mill and Carriage
Shop.ahr~ut half a mile from Norwalk Bridge.
near Newtowi-i Toritpike. where he int.’-ntls to
‘do all kinds of sawing, Carriage making and
repairing. The itiachiiiery for sawing is supe-
rior to almost any in the Cotinty or State. hav-
ing three kinil.~t of saws. Connected with the
above is it turning lathe with which most kinds
tifturiiirig will he done. ll is also itttctiilctl to
tcctirittrtotlate the public with Blacksiitstlt work
-if most tlc.-criprtous. By reasonable cliares.
:-issitluity and protnptiiess. he intends to secure
a share of public patronage. Jos. Stinpiri-ziin

Norwalk, Oct. 18. I842. 43

N. B. The suliscrilicr is also preparing at
his csiabltshriteiit to cut sliinglesto any di-
ttierisions. and in qtiaritity tostiit customers.

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A1731’ Oil.-—-Pure sperm and reliitetl

Lam_n Oils. direct frotii New Bcdfortl, for
sale lay the barrel or less quatitity by.

\V. C. S'i'ai:i-2'1‘.

OCl\'l~)'l‘ Books and \Valleist of every kirtd

and description, jtist received at

Blssl-2Ll.'S.
HER.\‘lAN'S Poor Man's Plaster for sale
at Bissi-:Lt.'s.

IL'ES.—l-lorse and Shoe Rasps. flat.
oval, half round. round, mill and tapper
Files, by the package or less qttautiiy for salt-
tiv \V C S't‘iti-:r:'t‘.
DDlTlO~.\'A L llynirts, designed as a sup-
plt-trieitt to Du-iglii’s Psalms and H vttins.
l<‘or sale at Bissr-:t.i.'s.

UNSI GllIls!!—Fiiie and low priced
double aiitlsinzle harrell Guns. Fine and
low priced pockrt Pistols, copper and transpa-
rent Poudcr Flasks. ribbed and split and plain
Percussion Caps,just received and for sale by
\V C S'l'Rl-2l~I'1‘.
g.) l{l’l‘ISEI LttlstI'c,—For hlacking stoves
a superior article. J. A. \Vi-‘i-:n.
- INDOVV Glass.— 300 boxes lirst
and second quality American and
French \Vitidow Glass, assotretlsizes. at matt-
tilitctun-r's price . by \V C S'i‘tu;t«,'t'.
RITISII I.l|Sfl'(3.--Genuine British
Lustre itrcztses and packages for sale, by
W. C. S'riit~:t«:'r.
Poor lVIan’s Plaster!
i.000.000, Sold Year/_7/.
HE subscriber has received a new supply
of r|tr~m_ JOHN A. \Vt-:t-:i).

' YE StllflS.—Cziittvt'ttotl. Lozwooil, Nlc.
wood, Hyper Nic. Wood, Bed \Voot‘l.
Fusiic. Matlder by the barrel or less qiiaittity
Blue Vitriol. Red Tartar. lrtdig-i Vertligris, Al-
um, Copperas, Extract Lttgwriorl. &c.. for sale
cheap. for cash orilv. by J A \Vi«:t-:1).

“Honesty is the Best Polic_'.”

Coal ! Coal !

$4 75 Per ’l‘on—])0iIlbly Screened!
And notone-third ¢li,rl_ as has been represented.
for sale at the Steam Boat Landing, S. Nurwalk.
HE stiliscriliers have now on hand, and art-
receiving lllt-“ll' sup ly of various sizes of
the best quality of P C {I (3 II 0 I‘ (3 it it I‘ (1
Schuylkill and Lclttiglt Coal, which
they tiller to sell from the Yard, \\'('ll screened.
amt in good ordcr—J\'ot one third Dirt.

Some of our friends have taken much trouble
eoncertiing our manage-rricnt in buying aritl
selling Crrill at reduced prices. antl have arrived
.-it llltf(.‘t)ll(‘.ltl._\‘l’tl] that we triust. sell part Dirt —
All those imder that lt‘t‘lprPS.~‘lt)n, are invited to
call at. the yard ant-l examine the above.
By so tloittg. they will probably find more dirt
about the report than the Coal.

T L &. J R PECK.

South Norvi-alk,Scpt. 13. lS43.

PODELDOC.-—--Doctor Steel's and
\\"hiting’s Liqnitl Opodeltloc. a safe and
tsflectual remedy for bruises, sprains, rheiima
iism. cliilblains. &c. for sale by the gross or
dozen at VV E llissi-;i.I.'s.

RUSHES——I'l-air, Shaving. Cloth. Flesh.

Tooth. Hat, Shoe. Stopping and Hearth
Brushes. For sale cheap by J A Wt-:t:n.

EPPER. SAUCE--A snperiorariicle. just
received aiid for sale by J A \Ni-gran,
day Brass Clocks at

A few very litre eight
L. CLARK

—‘l_U'l‘LERY.-_—‘6 doz Razors of a superior
/ quality. 50 doz Pocket Knives. fine and

lo v prit:ed,just received and for sale by

W C STREET

RIC i‘ION ltlatchcs, by the gross doz.
or siugie,for sale cheap, by '
Lt-;vi CLARK.
1," t, 3 ..
" ‘...

1151.1

Cutlery; Giufs, Hollow ‘Vane, Me-
.-intmics’ Tools, I-‘a.-met-s’ Uteiitsiis
iron, steel, Paints, Oils’, Glass, &c. ’
WHOLESALE &. RETAIL,
Onposilc l'Io_r;t’s Lanrling, No'ru=a-/pk.
HE subscriber lsiiow receivingdirect from
the manufacturers a large assortment of
foreign and domestic Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
which will be sold either wholesale or retail. at

9 the lowest New York prices. Merr-hams. Build-

ers and other purchase_rs, are invited to exam-
ine the gouds anti prices before pnrclia.-sing else-
witcre. Atnorig the assortiitcnt may be found
600 tloz C.ark’s broad and narrow Burrs

1500 Cross Screws assorted from g to 3 inch

200 doz Locks, assorted English antlAmcriciii.-
100 tloz Hnglislt and American Latcltt-s

200 rloz Files halfround. flat and taper

UJ00 papers Tacks. Brads and Spnrnbles.

O ,:200 doz iv.iry, buck and bone handled Kuivcs
i and .lfotks.

l.0O doz Fratiie Pullics
[000 Ins fine wrottght Nails 6rl,Sd and 10d
50 ll 7. Slates and 20,000 slate Peiicils
30 rloz Horse Cartls '
"tllll pripcrs lfislt Hooks uss0rt'tl
1200 liegs No. 1 Extra and pure \Vliite Lead
3300 boxes Frencli and Aiticricart Glass
Fine and low pricctl double 3: single barrell guns
'AlI](‘l'l(‘i.lll, Upri_~_thi. Piziiit, Morticeand Escutclt
eon Lot-ks, with Argeittinia. cot and pressed

Glass. Mineral. mineral platrd. Sll\lt‘l' plated

attdbrass Kttobs. ltlsciitcltcoii Lrttclics. do do
A great variety of fine and low priced pocket

tlutleryg do. do. do. S(:l.~‘St)l".\' and Slltfafs
ltlliptic Carriage Springs, Pat. Scale Beams.
Flat,rourttl, and half round, taper. aiitl mill

Saw Files; wood. horse. and shoe Rasps,
Glassantl wood l{ttobs, screw do. bctl caps. dt
Keys, Table Custors, do. Butts. Sltovcl ant!
Tongs; long, short and swing fryirtg Pans.
Brass hcitlcs. Pitts, Kcttlcs. Butte Paris.
Spiders, Skillets, lligli Pans, Steamers, Siovt
Kettles, Tea do. and Fire Dogs.

Mill. Vi cut, hand, panncl, back. whip ant’
key little Saws; Att2ers,tlo. Bills, Carpenter.-”
l’l.'int2.-3. l’rcm'itirit Plotvs. Grass and Cradlq
Sr-yiltcs, ltay .s-. nturturc Forks.

Cast ,§‘t.cc|, sicc-l plated, and iron shovels ant:

Spades.

Coil.Ox.Trace, Halter and Jack Cltairis.

A complete 2lSSt\l'llllPl‘ll of Paint-.~: and Oil.-:
Coach and Cabinet Ulric

Eiiglislisquare. round, and flat lron ; Swami.-
~‘t]Itt)l‘e antl {lat tlo.; Arucrittuii round. oval. flu
and square do.; hoop and band do.; cast, Eng.
blister. German. spring and American Steel

Nt)f\Villli,:\'Pl)l.18~l3 W. (1. S'i'itir-1'1‘.

HARE WARE.
C UTL ER Y, cS'L’.
' i ‘ H E subscrilicr olli.-rs forsale as clirgnp as
can he found in arty estziblisliiiictti ll

li‘airl‘ielt.l Ctitiiity, a large and (?0lll|tlt'lt3 ussrirt-
merit of llARD\VAl-IE. CUTLJSRY. du-
~t:nont_v wlticli may be found— [Sfl\\,',\
Hand, pant.-I. cutitpass, cross cut. back and Hill
Eiiglish and American Chisels of all sizes
Ellgllrll and .‘\tllt3l'lt..'-‘Ill Drawing Knives
Fore._j:i(:k.stttootliing. itiatcliatid rzilibitt Plane.
Braces and bitis ofall kinds
Concave and coititiioii Angers
Hollowsand liouuds.-=(ish pli.tl‘tf.’-S,G~l'€‘Cl8ll oval.-
0. G. and Fillctis,sitle rabbitt, bcadsarid plow.-
Conintort and ittortice Gauges
Iron and steel squarcs,bcvcls and try squares
Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities
A large assortmcntofsltell and augerbitts
Broad and narrow A xcs
tron strap hinges all sizes [Lot-,1...
Rim. upright. utorticc.till, trurik.cltest and pad
()lark’s, coriitttori, table and Parliament Butts
l’luws and r.-:istiii,t_ts——r'uanui'e forks
Cast steel, Eriglisli and Amer. shovels tS’Spad(‘.-
Btrtl keys 8:. scrcivs—-cscutclieon eeglass ]{nol;5
Croit bars cart and wagon boxes
l'race, halter, dog and lo.-l. chains [g,,(.t,.
‘.\’cll \\ heels and rttpe—-brass and iron carttllc
lron cook pots ofall sizes brass aiidirort kettle-
lf.‘.:ir\'ers,1ztlile and desert knives and forks
~'aut-e and frying pans—gridirons
\Va.-li tiihs and board.~t—door trials
illztckiitg.ltorsc.scrubbingA:ivliitewrisltbrushrp
Cast iron furnaces,spiders,aittl lire tlo_t_»5
Shovel and tongs. stub scytlics, window glas.
sashes. 61.!-. c\c.

A fu.r.’lL assortment of Iron
Ettglisli J! in wagon tyre, from

and Steel.
]_J,~ to 13 incl

all tltickriesscs
English dc cart do from 2:! to 3 incl
Swedes do " do front ‘:24 to 3 do
American do round do from H to § do
Do do square do from 1 to § do

Hoop and Band lrori,all witlilis

Satiittlersoti 6.2 Co's best quality cast steel 3 ant
§ octagon. and 1,1,. 1. 3. square.
All these articleskcpt coustztntl_v ntihanrl am

for sale by CHAS l.~'.-'tAt:s.
7 Bundles P S. l. Nail l.lotl;<,_jttst receiver’
and for sale. by Wm. C. S'l‘Rt3E'l‘.

) ERFUMERY, I-‘ancy Artiocs,

- '&c. in any quantity. The largest am
cheapcst assortnient of pcrluiiiery ever olli-rct
in Norwalk, aiming which may he fotzurl Co
logtte \Vatcr ofevcrv kind and quality, L.~tveu~
tlor Watt-r. Florida Water. Rose \Vatct‘, extrac=
of Patcltritily, extract Magnolia. extratt S.-ii.-sy
'-‘rearn of Lillitis, Milk of Roses. Otto of Rose
Otleriforons Compound or Pt-rsian Sweet Bag.<
l’tt=stttn Salts. Fancy Soaps ofall kinds, 'l‘ootl-
Pt)'~\'t_l(‘.l, Tooth Paste, Tooth Syrup, Trtoll:
Briisltcs, Hair. Clothes and Nail Brllsltcs.
Hair Powder, Toilet Powder. Swift's perftitttcd
Flesh Ball. prepared Chalk. with almost every
article that cart be called for in a tarietv Storé.

P. S Call aria see for your.<elvt=s. J

W E Bisst-:1.t.°

OR the ]I:ttil'.—Rovvl:iiid’s l\1-icassar

Oil. Bear's Oil. Ctlllltig Fluid, Rose Hair

Oil, Antique Oil, Persian Oil Roses. ()ltlri(l_t_:r.’.~

Palm Coluttibia. \Vard’s vegetable Hair Oil.

Plllnfllllttt. Extract dc Pommade. All the

above articles are warranted gertiiine. Just
received artrl for sale by "W E Br,-s;.;r,1,_

OOD Liqu0l'S.-—Ptit‘e Holland Gin.
do Jamaica Rum, 1 cask 10 years old
Brantly, pure Port Wine. Marleria Wine. The
above choice liquors were selected with great
care and all ofthe purest kind. and will be sold
only for medicinal purposes. For sale by
' Prl~‘£EI.L-

now IS voua TIME.
Grim .9 Qt’ F ' '

f} 7 ZTlg'8.S',
of all widths and colors. :1 large assortment,_just

received and for sale cheap by
Jas. l\1ALLoiiir‘& Co.

LIVE OIL-—'Fresh from the Importers,

Drugs. Mcdcinirss 

V i THE subscriberbegs leavetocd
the attention of Physicians,_Met‘-
chants, and others ttf his stock of
Drugs,Medicines,Chemicals.Pairil;
Oils, Dye Stulfs, Perfuntery, Eaten,
Medicines, etc.’ which he offers a_t'=\jvli9l'esale or
retail, as cheap as articles of -thegsame‘ quality
can be obtained clseiiliere...‘ ?~
.Meclici1ics.—Opiuin,Caniphor,Sulpbur.Laud-
anum,‘Salt; Peire. Epsom and Glaubert Salts
Parigoric,‘ Castor .()il, Rheubarb, Calornel
Magnesia, Castor Oil. Qtiiriine Pipcrine, Mor-
phcne, Iodine, Tartar l‘.tt_t_cti_c, &c. . . « 
Pa-i1trs.—— Wlzitc Lt‘z.t.l,Llthtirge, Lampblack,.
Vertligris. Prussia, .LilU0. Cwtlle ..Green1.and‘
Yellow, Umber, 6;c.

Dye Slt/_[]k—l\ladder, Indigo. -Logwood,
Fnsiic. Red Wood. Coppcras, Alluitt,, Blue-
Vitrol, Attnatto. Curt-uiita, Oil Vitrol. &c.
Also, "-l’earliislt, Salaratus, Soda, Alcohol,
Gum Shellac. (.-iuni_Copal. Gum Tragzicaittli,
Turpellllt-P, Resin. \\'liitiii.t.-, Glue, Chalk,-
Rrfirted Borax, Cloics, (.'innarrion. i\'ullllit"giS'i."
.\.lat-e, Sporigc, \Vafers. Scalttig \.\-‘ax. Tooth
l’m\der, tieitiiiue Court Plaster, Harlem Oil,-
Bl'llllSl| Oil. Opodeliloc. (QC. ' .
The above stock has been selected with
grcat care, and port-ltasrd on the must—advan-
iagous terms. Physiciaiis, niert-lianis, and
others, desiring fresh and pure articles. can
now have an opportunity of siitpyiiig :lietii-
selves at this e.~tz:bli.-liit':cttI. upon as good
terms as in New York. All orders entrusted
to the subscriber “ill be put tip in the short-
est possible notice. W E Btssi-.1.r,.

 

I’. S. Particular attention vill be paid to”
putiing tip Pltysiciatfs pt'(::Cl‘lpllt.)lJ:‘. Medi-‘

cities, delivered at all hours.

Norwalk. Nov. 9.18-l3.

u Novel by Ettgcne Sue, Trartslair-u
from the French by Cltarles H. Town. E.-'q.,
For sale by uJllHl\' A. \\’t;t.n.

EYV Books.-~GcrolsIeitt a stqut-rl to
Mysteries of Paris; Narrative of the
travels Ul'L\'lUUSlElll' Viola-i. by Capt. l\]arryai;
.\lemoirs of Rev. Juhrt Wiiliains; Thirty
Years from Home. Jon.\' A. West).

' UOT received The Reason vihy lam zr
Congregationalist, for Sitle wholesale or
retail Jt [IN A. \'\"'l-ll-SD.

‘AGREED IV.lusic.——Cartiiitta Sacra or
liostoii (.‘i.llectionofCliurt:li Mu.-ic-Mari-

hattan collcctiort—Mu:sica Sacra. &c.. for sale

by. J. .-\..\\’i;i-;o.

Horse for Sale.
A good latiiily Horse for sale
Cheap. Enquire. of '
W E Bis.-:i-:Lr..

 

' ‘1
i/its net, dis it/ass,
At\'D
E.-liIE’.1‘.EiEi\'-V"ARE.

AT CITY \\-’l-l()LE.SAl.l£ Pl-HCES.
L. & J. R. Peck, have in store a large
- and spletidid assortiiieni of the above
Goodswhicli enablesthem to self at prices much
lower than cart be ltad at any other establish-
ment in the country. Call and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Old \'Vell, Ar til 27 1b41

St:uit<’ltti1'¢l Pc riodical for Youth.
.4 New Volume of Robert lllcrrg/‘Is Jlluscuim,
EDITED BY S. G. GOODRICH.
AUTHOR or rt-"'r’i:it t’.t.tu.m"s 'r.u.r:s
Commencing Jmtrtary, 1844.
71‘ H E publishers of this very popular Maga-

zine for Youth, being anxious to be ntore
aully entitled to the stir-ctss wliich has attended
tscir clloris, would announce to their patrons
that they intend to uiake the fortcotning volume
for tiiorc ii.tei'estitig tliitii arty of its pred..cr:s.-
.ors. The cdiior.al rlcpariiiicui \\lll still he
.itider the rtiatt: g nicitt ol S U. Goailricli, Esq.
be highly popular aulit.-r ol1’ercrl’arlcy‘s
l‘alcs. ivliose lame as one of the most l'a.~cina-
lug \\ riiers for youth. is too tXiEll>i\‘rl\.' tltflused
u need further ccriiirieut. _-\ Viltlt-IV- of new
-ind pleasing articles are now ready‘, .~_;ml will
ippepr in this toliitttn, mi! ir;f._-rior in interest 1,,
he " l‘tz:vels ol Thorrtas Tr-otter." the ":?iherian
Sable Htiiters.” "Story ol Philip Btu.-que,”
\.tlverit;ircs of P\trl)t'l"l Mt;-try,” and others
wllicll have been l‘ll'll:llt’(l ii. the prccetdiug
.olutrtcs. Every article will be il.ur.,upt,|_p
ligvstcd belore it is atlitiittctl into this work.
and great co‘.e “ill be taken that it shall not
t‘t)lll8l[l Zlll_\llllllg lllt:t.tll>l.~it‘tt{ with morality and
virtue. Coit.riiet:cittu in .iaituary. He shall
-tlso intro.luce zi piece ol rtiusir in every number.
We have also in progress a variety of new and
-trikiitg Eiigra\'iiigs.dt.-sigiicd by Mr. H. Bil-
.tttgs, for lltls‘ work txcl-.»sii.'i-ly. In short the
puhlisliers are tleiertitirietl to intake this Maga-
/.iite as good as talent. care, attention and liberal
i-‘Xl'(‘"st=* 02”? ltliiliv it. and they respectfully ask
llli\1l'. RUl)€H i\]erry'5 flit-“(]_,~ to give ‘hen,
licir kind support and cttcoriragemertt. The
errtis of the Mir.-criiti will cotttitiue as before,
viz : One clr.t"ar per a7tn~-m in uclvaace.

in 0rd r lttmcver. to give all opportunity to
peruse .\'.lr. Mcrry’s work. the publisliers pro-
p so to make the llJllU\\‘lllL[ great 17m/uccmgymg (0
cttrlis. ‘'

l"Ur§$3.00~.i'c i.villseitd4 copies ofiheMusum lyz.

M U at 7 on H to 1 .5.
lb U u 45 5. “ l ‘E
u u 4. .5 6; 5, ] u_

no is s. 5-. H h I “.

,. .

l be cash in all cases to be sent in advance.
and free of expense to us. and if convenierit. the-
whole titiotbcr should be sent in one address.———
Letters cut-lo.-.ing money for the above work,.
tl post paid or lrte, ttiay be sent at otir risk,‘
provided the money is ericloscd in the presergr-ct:
ol the Post Master, tllldressfitl

BRADBURY. Soitmv, 5; Co_
hit. 10. School st. Boston, Mass."

T0 CABINET FIAKERS, &c.
UST RECEIVED, aitoilier lot of French:
Btftlptlsl-=. and Cherry Baitnisters, which will:
be sold Cheap lor Cash. by S '
M. Rtt'I'lll-ZR!-‘t)l:'l'1i,,
House. Sign. and Orriatnerital Painter.
Varriisher. 6:0. adjoining Wm. C‘.
Stree:‘5 [lords 'are store, Norwalk,Ct..
N- B. Mixed Paints of.all colors, also for sale»

by the sub.-‘crsber.
 S”l’9’l°|’ article of Stoughtori's Bittess
for sale by the gallon at Bissi-:1.1.’s. V

QOTS at SHOES—Ncw stock.-_, .
l he subscribers havejnst received a new-
Sllltltly of Boots and shoes which will be sold-
at prices that cannot fail to pleasethe purchaser
T L & J R Pgcu,

for table use. &c. J A W’1.;;.;n_

ICTORIAL BlBLE—Harpers’ lllumin-
‘ at_cd Pictorial Bible, :0 contain 1600 steel
Etteravings, to be published in 50 nutnbers.—
Stihscriptions receiverl bv J A Xvmm.

‘LL persons indubted to the subscriber
whose accounts are of more than three

months standing, are requested to make im-_né_

diate payment. 

South, Norwalk, Jan. 18,1843.
T TYVEEDS C.-ISSIDIERE.

HE subscribers have just received a new
article for Gentlemen’s Sack Coats which the .
offer for salevery low. Please call rind exatninye
this new and beautiful article. ' .

N‘“" 21'» JAMES MALLORY: 66 Co.

eadylllafle Clothing.-T L dc J R ’
_...v Peck havejust received alot Over Coats
Pantaloons, Vests, &c., which will be sold very’

w . .
Norwalk, Jan. 17, 1844. C S""‘"' ,

,,_ __ _ _ ., ,_, ._ ,.-.._-,;,--,,.... 2.» .-...-.....

low for cash. South. Norwalk, D.ec.,,1842'.

-4;vI-ho‘.-avg‘

,..._..- ~- ‘ ’

‘l EYE’ B00l£S.——'l he Ei~l\;~st’t-tics of ’itii.:;‘