—
t . Hartford Co. Mutual Ins. Co.
A fine Store to Let.
-.__ .' To Let—-a fine Store in No.4.
7 ~— Burrall’s buildings. It is very suit-
"- able f'or Dry Goods. or any oltier
- ~ — respectable’ mercantile business.-
Possession can be given imtnediately ifrequ_ired.
Rent reasonable. Enquire ol Joliu Btrrrall on
the premises. Norwalk, Feb. 13. 1844.
For Sale
AT A BARGAIN.
A very convenient Dwelling House and lot
situated a short distance east of the Epis-
copal Church, on the main rtrad. and now oc-
cupied by Maltbv Elwood. Said house was
built about 4 years since, and is two stories high
and in modern style. There is on the place,
a very good garden, with a large number of
thrifty fruittrecs of different varieties. Said
place will be sold at a bargain. For further
particulars call on the subscribers.
HUBBELL & Co.
Norwalk. Feb. 1. 1844.
FOR Salc.—-The stibscriber
oflers for sale his well known Tan-
‘ ning Establishment situated in the
..‘—--t-==~'-==.—»e village ofNew Canaan, with a two
sory dwelling house atljoininrr. Tire buildingr
and yard are in good repair. with a good wales
power connected with the above establishment;
all of which can be bought on the most reasona-
ablc terms. For further particulars en_qi.ireol
the subscriber. WM. H. Areas.
New Canaan, Aug. 15, 1843.
For Sale.
PRICE—$l950,
34
Connerzlictrt 'Im'rrpi/re. S0 rods VVest of tire
Brick fllectirrg Hrrrrsc, corrsistirrg ofa Drivel-
ling Iiouse, (L Goorl Ba,-rn. Store and Five
Acres o_fLmrtl.
HE Store is situated upon the corner of
the turnpike and roati leading to Next
Canaan, atiti is a peculiarly eligable siutarioo
for business of any descrip'ion. either Merchar:
tile or fviechanical. On the land is a variety of
good fruit, also good water. and. by good jtrtlges
the premises, at the above price, are considered
very cheap. The payments will be rnatle sat-
isfrctory to the purcliaser.
For further p.-irtit,-ulars enquire of Wm. Brady
Master in the U. S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N.
Y. or of the strbscriber near the premises. who
is agentfor M r. Brady. AuP.Ani CLOCK.
Darien. September 5. 1843. 36
Valuable Real Estate
In VVESTPOIBT, For Sale.
HA I‘ Valuable Homestead late the pro-
perty of Charles Wright, is offered for
sale consisting of about ten acres of lirst. rate
land, with a good antl convenient Dwelling
House, large Barn. 2: Cabinet Maker's Shop
sufficiently large to acconitrrotlate frotn 10 to 15
\Vorkmen. and may easily be turned into 1‘
dwelling ‘a good well of never failing water
nearlhe house,and a variety of thrifty fruit
trees. Said property is a desirable spot for a
man of lrrrsiticss or of leisure. it being in the
vilvagc. If said property is not disposed ofat
private sale before the 2d Montlayuf Marcl~
next. it will then be. trlferetl at public auction o_u
the premises. at 2 o'clock, afternoon.
For terms, (which will be made easy) and a
more particular tliscription of tl.-e property, ap-
,-ply to either ofthe subscribers.
STARR Fr-tttnv. Br-tlrel.
JOSEPH W. Huuersi-:i..?
‘WM. S. Locitivoou, §
Norwalk, Feb. 2.184-1.
For? Sale !
The Farm of the subscriber, lying
in the \Vestern part of this town.
near
consisting of about 60 acres of good
lend. well proportioned into plow, meadow,
pasture, and wood land, with a good comforta-
ble House, and commodious Barn thereon
standing. On the properly there are two
orchards. with a quantity of other fruit. There
is also a gool titill site. equal to anything on
Five Mile River. Any one wishing to pur
chase, will be furnished with every means of
information by applying to the subscriber living
on the premises. RAYMOND Jormson.
Norwalk, Dec. 19,1843. tf52
Fariri for Sale !
HAT valuable Farm. formerly occtipied
by \Vm. Green. in the town of Wilton,
containing between 50 and 60 acres ofexcellent
lantl, conveniently divided. anti enclosed prin-
cipally by substantial stone walls. Also, a
piece of wood land of about 19 acres. situated
in the ad_joining town of \Veston. On the
premises are a commotiious Dwelling House.
Barn, Grainery, Hat Shop, &c. For terms
apply to Mr. Eli B. Bennett, Norwalk; Mr.
\Val't.l Nichols, \Ve.sion. or to
Eat \V’iri'i'n dc SON.
No. 168 \Vater st. New York.
VVilton. Jan. 23. 18-14. '
0
A Good Opportunity for
lnvcstnitent.-—-The subscriber
now ofiers at private sale, the whole
'- or part of his valuable real estate,
consisting of five Stores, situated a few rods
west of Norwalk Britige. in the center ofthe
business part of the Borough of Norwalk.
Personithat have funrls to invest. will see it
to their advantage to call on lllC subscriber
at his "store. who will give them his terms as
to payment of the same. JOHN BURML.
Norwalk. Dec. 5. l8'13. 50
Sale or to Let.
TH E Store belonging to Woolsey
Burris. in New Canaan, & recently
occupied by Johnson dc Comstock.
3 or. should any one appeandesirous
of going into business, and willing to enter into
partnership with the son oftlre subscriber, such
an arrangement might be effected. and the
store occupietl for that purpose. Application
should be made as soon as possible, that every
thing might be completed for an opening on the
first ofApril next. \VOOL8EY BURTIS.
New Canaan, Jan. 1814 4
For Sale.
THE Homestead oftbe subscri-
, ber. consisting ol'2 acres ofexeellent
_£'j-is land,_a good Dwelling House, Barn,
"L. and Shop standing thereon, a quan-
tity of Fruit Trees, a “fall of never failing
water. pleasantly situated on Maitrstreet, within
halfa mile of the landing.
For further particulars, inquire of Charles
Isaacs, near the Bl‘l(lge.()l‘ of the subscriber
living on the premises. Terms easy.
JAMES S. KELLOGG.
Norwnlli.
8t 6
1'
Fe
the Mills of David Selleck.,
Fol! Sale.—A new anti con-
venient two story dewelling House
and lot, pleasantly located a few
~ " R rods eastol the Episcopal Church,
in Norwalk,
Also. a house and lot near tbebridge.
Terms easy. Enquire of J. CAMP, Jr.
Norwalk. Jan. 1844,, '
For Sale.
The following parcels of Land,
belonging to the estate of Joseph
Platt, late of Westport, deceased.
__ viz: 15 to 20 acres of plough.
meadow and wood land at Wolfpit Hills. so
called; about 20 acres of plough and woodland,
called the Booth Lani. situated near the Con-
-necticut 'I urnpike, about one mile east of Nor-
walk Britlge, adjoining the land of Isaac
Church. and about 80 rods east of M r. Church's
dwelling : also seine Salt Meadow at Canfield‘s
Island. For further particulars, enquire of
Mrs. Platt at the late residence ofthe deceasetl.
- l\'or\\'alk, March 12, 1844. ‘ ' 3m12
To Let.
Tire store and Wharf formerly
occupied by DeaconGeorge St.John,
--' one oftlie best locations in the Bor-
- ough for any kind of business.-
Rent moderate. Apply to
CHARLES SHERRY
Norwallt. March 13. 1844. 3111
To Let—from the first ofApril
next. the store opposite. James Mal-
lcry 65 Co's. now occupied in part,
an-= by Henry Hands. It can be occu-
pied iti one or two tenements. Apply to
BUCKll\‘Gl-IAM LOCKWOUD.
Norwalk, March 4. 1844.
For‘ Sale.
About 17 acres ofwooti, meadow,
asttrre land. belonging to the estate
10
plough anti p
of \Vni. H. Rit.-hartls, assigned for the benefit
of his creditors. Saitl land is situated about
one mile north west ofthc britlge in the villrige
of Westport. If not sold at private sale l)€fUl'<*
the 2d day of April next. it will on that day at
2 o'clock afternoon, be sold on the premises to
the highest bidder. For terms enquire of
ALVA GRAY, Trustee.
Westnort March 14. I844.
District of Norwnl/c ss.
PPIVBATE COURT, March 18, 18-14.
STATE of Philander Rockwell, late of
VVilton, in said district. deceased: Or-
dered tliat the administrators on said estate ex
hibit their administration accottnt to this court
for atljusitnient and final settlement, at the l’ro
bate Oliice in Norwalk in said district, on
the 27th day of March, A. D. 1844, at two
o'clock in the afternoon; and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified thereof.
said Administrators will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper printed in Fa rfi ld
county, anti also post a copy thereofon the sign
post, nearest the last residence ofsaid tlt’(‘en.<r*(l.
in said Wilton. at least six days heinre said 27th
day of March. Gr-:0. A. Drivi«:t\'1=ott'i'..ltitl,qe.
District nfNrrrrr:al/.7. ss.
PRoRA'rt-: f'ouR'i'. March 18th. 1844.
STATE of Nathan Seely. late of New
Canaan in said District, deceased: Or-
«lered that the Executor of the last will and
testament of said tlt-ceased exhibit his admin-
istration account to this Court for atljustntent at
the Probate Office in Norwalk, in saiti tlistrict.
onthe 29th (lay of March A. D. 1844. at 9
o'clock. forenoon, anti that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof.
said executor will cause a copy of this or-
that to be published in a newspaper printed in
Fairfield county, and also post a copy rherenron
the sign post nearest the last residence of said
deceased, in said New Canaan, at least ten
days before said 29th day of March.
12* Gt-20I‘.GE A. D.-\Vl~Z.\'PnRT. Judge.
12
l-IE Court of Probate for the district of
Retltling, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereoffor the creditors of
the estate of
Abia/r Sanford.
late of said Retlding. deceased. to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly attested within
said time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
DANIEL SANFORD, Executor.
Redding, March 5. 1844.
' LL persons intercstv ti in the estate of
Mary Smith, late of New Canaan deceass
ed, represented insolvent, are hereby notified to
appear if they see cause. at the Probate office
in said Norwalk, on the 4th day ofApril, A. D.
1844, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, then and
there to be heard relative to the appointment of
commissioners on said estate.
SHERMAV Siurrn, Administrator.
Norwalk, March 15. 1844-. 12
HE Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath lttnited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors of
he estate of
pd
Grace Grumman.
late of \Vilton, deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect-to
present their accounts. properly attested. with-
in said tinie will be debt-trred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate. are requested
to make immediate payment to
THOMAS BRADY, Executor.
Norwalk, March 7. 18-14. 3:11
01‘ICEo—'l‘he books anti accounts of
Stephen F. Mills. deceased. will be left
in the hands of 'I‘. L. 6: J. R. Peck for settle-
ment. All persons having accounts thereon
standing, are requested to call aritl make irrrrne.
ditile payment. CURTIS Pi;ci.. Adm’r.
South Nolwalk. Feb. 13. 1844 7
The Place to buy Books Cealip.
HE subscriber hasjust received a large as-'
..gm-{nit-nt ol‘Books. A new and valuobl.
collection ofstandard and Miscellaneous worlis.
which will be sold at prices to defy competition
Those iti want will please call antl examine for
themselves. You will find Bibles ofevery kitrd
and quality from 23 to 33. also the largest col
lection of Prayer Books ever offered in this
place from 23 tti-‘E35.
Annuals and New Years Gifts for 1843 at
rt-ducetl prices. Blank Books in anv qttamity.
of every kind, price anti quality, also received
during the past week a few huntlretl copies of
Porters’ Rhetorical Reader and Daholls’ next
Arithmetic. for sale by the dozen at New Yor':
prices. A few copies of Scott's Life of Napo
leon; Spart;'s life of Waslrirrgton. With other
historical books. which will be sold as Pllmlll
as the cheapest, at the old stand No. 3. Burrall's
Buildings, W E Bissi~:t.t..
Norwalk. Oct.25. 1842.
Cheap Lumber.
Boards only 4 Cents Apiece!
At the Steamboat Landing Soullr Narwa-l/t.
THE subscribers have this day received 3!
large and well selected assorttnent of
Llunber. which was purchased for Cash.
and will be sold lower than ever before offered
in this market. Those. in want of
CIIEAP LUDIBEII,
will find it to their interest to call and examine
the following assort ment, viz.
100.000 feet of Boards and Plank.
15.(l00 " Siding-
lo 000 5 8 Box Boards.
10 0l)0 Pine and Hemlock Boards.
2000 Wall Strips.
1 000 l'it’.fnltlCl( Joists.
2.000 Dress Pine anti Spruce Plank.
400 Bunches Shingles.
Timber, La!/r. Pickels. Fence Posts,
anrl all other articles usually t.-tilled for in tha-
Lumber Linc. T L 66.1 R. Pt-ICK.
South Nuwallt. October 25, 1313.
N. B. The substrribers have extensive shctls
built expressly to keep their lumber dry. dzfront
exposure to the weather._ Tliose, tlrereforc, in
want of Dry. Seasoned Lumber, will always
find a large assortment at the lowest cash prices.
at T L 65 J R P's.
it
&cu‘“-S'lefllIUll,>
Cough Lozenges, Pea.-res’ Hoarhouutl
Caindy. Antlcrsou's Cough Drops, \\’inslo\v'~
Cotripountl Balsam lleorhountl. Balsamic
Cough Syrup. &c. for sale at Btssrtttfs.
0 Carpenters.-—A lirst rate. assortment
of Car,renter‘s 'l‘ool.<.jtrst received. Also.
Hardware anti building tnateritrls of all lillltls.
Iron and Steel, &c. for sale at retlueetl prices b_t
Cius lsA.-ics.
IAY Ifillnl, ofthe best qtrality,.forsale b_\
the dozen or single bottle. at
B tssr:Li.‘s.
FAIR PLAY!
Plaster.
only $2 Per Ton.
2,240 POUNDS to the Ton.
. T the Steatnboat Landing. South Nor-
walk. The subsctibt-.rs it re now prepared
to sell a Superior Quality of Plaster, at the low
price of $2 Per Torn.
Some persons have taken particular pains to
report that we did not give hut 2.000 pounds to
the ton. while others were selling 2.240. \Ve-
wish to have it fairly nntierstootl, that we will
.~-or only give 2,240 pounds. gnntil hottest weight,
bill that we ittlcnd to canltrmc to sell Plaster at
the Cargo Price. in quantities to suit purchas-
ers 'l‘ L & J R Prscx.
Sottth Norwalk. Sept. 20. 1843.
New Goods!
Bundles superior Nail Rods
200 tlozSleigh Be-lls assortt-tl from 00, to No. 10.
30 tit-z Skates. fine atitl low priced.
30 pt Steel Plait-tlatitl cast Sleigh Shoes
20 lbs Sperm and Refined Oil.just receiveti
and for sale by W (J S'rrtr~:t~:r.
U1-‘FALO Robes, Horse Blant-
kets and 1Vlttips.—Person.~t wishing
to purchase either of the above articles t-heap.
cart have an opportunity by calling on Wm, B.
SWAN. on the West Side the Bridge.
NFLUENZA.-—She.rman‘s Cough Lozen-
ges are warranted to cure the above com
plaint, Sold by JOHN A. \Vt-zr-in.
HOOKS for the l’eople.—Ncw Banks
The Jew. a Rotuantte; The Heretic, trans-
iato (l front the Russian of lraiettrhirrkolf; The
Grutrrbler. a romance by bliss Pickering; Jacl;
of the .\]_ill. cnmrnonly called Lortl Oathmill;
The Utilovetl One, by Mrs. Holland; 'l‘,-;,vel_s
in California; Scenes itr the Pacific Ocean. by
Thomas J. Farnham; Pll\Slt)ltr_t_!v for Cllil(lrf‘n_
by Mrs. Jane Taylor ; Neal's Historv of the
Puritans, and Pictorial Prlmer,juSl reet-ivetl by
{T
HOSE having Policies expiring in said
Companv. can have them renewed l)_\
calling on the subscribenor at the store of S
Olmsted; antl any one wishing to effg-I
instirarice in said Company, may leave wor-
at the same place, and they will he attended it!
without delay.‘ L M_S1'isvi:-:~.\‘s, Agent.‘
Norwalk, May 15. 1843. .20
Protection Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, CT.
ILLlAM J. S'l‘REET_,-.A_.g'ent.oficrstt
insure Houses, Stores. Mills. Factories
Barns anti the contents of each, together with
every similar species ofproperly.
Against Loss or Damage by Fzrc.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
those ofanv other similar Institution. and ever_\
mart hns now an opportunity. for a trifling SW7‘
to protect hitnselfagttinst this destructive ele
ment. whit-li often in a single hour, sweeps a-
way the earnings ofmany yfors.
Norwalk,Jatiuary lsl. lb43.
NEW YURK INSUIRANCE C0.
Capita—$300a030-
GEORGE ST.JOHN AGENT.
' HE public are hereby informed that the
Agent still continues to issue llf)llt'lt‘S and
effect ittsurances upon buildings variously loca-
ted ani ot:t-upieti; anti upon wares and bier
chap liz.-, family stores, <S£t:. contained itr them
Hersons wishing insurance, will please call upon
.he agen-t at his resirlt-rtt:e.
Delay not doing till to tnorrow, what ought
o be done to day. If property is \\()l'lllO\Vl1lll,¢,'
:1 iii keeping. is it not wrrrlli itrsttritrg?
;\'or\vulk .ranuar_v 1. 1844 5'-"
EVE’ Iistaliiislnttieiit.—'l‘he subscri
.'_ her has erected a Saw Mill antl Carriag-
w‘liop.uht-ut half a tiiile from Nor-walk Britlgv
-rear Newtown Turnpike. where he intends :r.
In all kinds of sawing, Carriage tuakiug and
'e.pairiug. The tuacltirierv lot sawing is supc
‘ior to almost any iii the County or State. ltav
rig three lrtntls of saws. (Itrrittectetl with lllt
move is a turning latlte with which tttost lxlllilfi
rfturning will be done. lt is also iutctitletl to
-ceorntrrotlate the public with Blat-kstusth worl.
-f most tltrscriptitrtis. By reasoutrlrle clr:rrc.~.
rssitluity and pmtnptness, he intends to secure
rshareof public patronage. Jos. Srisent-zrin
Not'.valk. Oct. 18. i343. 43
N. B. The subscriber is also preparing at
his establishnreut to cut shinglcslo any di-
vuensions. and in quantity to suit t.-ustoniers.
l’
OCKET Books and \Vallets ofevery kiut
and destrripti-in, just recci\ ed at
Btssr:r.i.'s.
Poor Man's Plaster for salt
A‘ ll El<.\1AN‘S
3 liissi:Lt.'s.
rtl
DDlTlO.\lAL Hytnrrs, designed as a sup-
ple:ne:rt to l)wiglrt’s Psalms antl Hvtuus.
l"or stile at. lilssl-;[,1,’5.
Poor Il'I:uir’s Plaster‘!
1,000.00-‘J, Sold Year/3/.
H E subscriber has receivt-tl a new supply
of tht-tn. .J0ll;'\' A. \Vl~2l-ID.
Y'E St.llfl'S.—Catiiwootl. Logwootl. Nit‘
_ Wtrtitl, Hvper Nitt. \'Vootl, Red \Voo:l.
Fttstic. l\‘lntltler by the barrel or less quatiti-x
Blue Vitritrl. Red Tartar. lntligo Vertligris. Al-
um. Copperas, Extract Logwootl. &c.. for sale
cheap. for cash only. by .i A \Vi-:r:n.
Sawiiig &'E‘tii'iiitig.
H E subst-ribers have comrneticctl the hu-
siuess of Sawittg autl Turning. lltrvitrg a
complete set of maclrinery, driven by steam.
anti having employed tr practical Joine r. \\ ho l.~
tvcll qtralilietl for the l)ll.~'in(:FS of ll)0.~'(‘
branches. they feel fully atrtltorizctl to say that
all orders will be titer, not only with prornpt.-it-.~.<
and tlespatch. but with that ticcurtiey which
follows l)f‘l'fP('l. acquairitance with the oli_jeet;~
anti applications of the work. Sluts for hliml.-,
fence and sash sttrl1',&c. éce. in 5 Wing. and in
turning, colutittrs, caps and bases for tlo..tit-wel
posts. hannisters. and almost every species of
work which properly belongs to such art estab
lishment. will come within lllPit‘ province.
Shop at. the foot of Mill Hill.
E. Prticr-: 6: Son.
Norwalk. March 4.1544.
P0DE[4D0Cu- Doctor Steel's ;m(l
\\ liiling’s Liquitl Opotleltloc. a soft: and
effectual rt-metly for bruises, sprains, |'hr'-[inn]
ttstn.clrilblaius. &c. for sale by the gross or
tlozen at W E l‘-ts.-r:t.i.'s.
t>.Usttt«:s—Ii-or, Shaving. Cloth r«‘i;i,.
Tooth. Hut, Slloc. Sttrppitig antl Ht-,-artl.
Brushes. For sale cheap by J A \V t-:1-zn
EPPl<3R SAUCl<3——A meta... .-mien... ,'....t
rt't-civetl and tin sale by J A \Vi-:1-;n.
4 ERECTION Matches, by the gross dt 2
or single. for sale cheap. by
Lt-zvt CLARK.
10
.r
J-~u.\' A. Wei-zn.
HELL Con1lis.—We think we have
the best lot of Shell Cotiibs for the price,
that was everofft-rotl in this town. Also, Ivory
and Horn Combs of evcrytlescription. Hair.
Tooth anti Nail Brushes very cheap. at
DlSBRO\\".‘3. \Vr-st Sill» (if j\'l:1in :._
CROQBERY
Glass Wa1°e!
HE subscriber has been induced during the
past week. by an arratrgtncrit made with
an lmporttng House in New Ytrrlt, to engage
in the Glass Ware atitl Crockery Business in
°"ll“9f3l""1 “’“h his Jewelry. lo conseqtrenee
of this he has procured an excellent assort-
ment nfsuch articles as it is thought will meet
AT a Court of Probate. holtlen at Ntirwalk
on the 4th day of March. A. D 1844: Upon
the petition of Watts Comstock ofNew Canaan
in said tlistrict, Guardian of George B. Seely
of said New Canaan, a minor under the age
of 21 years. showing to this Court that said
minor owns certain real estate lying in said
New Canaan, and described as follows. viz:—-—
one tract oflantl in quantity. one acre anti two
roods, boundetl northerly by Highway. easterly
by Thomas A. Seely. southerly l)V Simeon H.
Seely, and westerly by heirs of Simeon Seely,
deceased; also one other tract of land in quan-
tity, four acres two mods and eleven rods.
bounded north by Highwav.easterly by Delia
Seely. southerly by Thomas Seely and west-
erly by Nehemiah Ctissey anti heirs of Sitneon
Seely,deceased, and praying for liberty to sell
the same. as per petition on file will appear:—
Ordered that the 1st day of May next, at nine
o'clock. forenoon, be assigned for a hearing on
saitl petition. at the Probate Office in said Nor-
wallt : and the said petitioner was tlireetetl to
give notice lherof. by publishing this order in
a newspaper printed at t\'orwallt,'three week..-
successively, at least six weeks before said day
of assignment.
Norwalk, Jan. 20, 18.144 400-.v
10 Gr-zeitaz A. DAV!-:"rOIt'r, Judge.
within and for the District of Norwalk,!
the wants ofthe contmunity to a nicely, which
will be sold for such prices. and at such prufils
as will satisfy the purchaser. and at the satire
time assist iti satisfyingthe cravings of the inner
tnan. Tlzose about to purcliase any atticlein the
above line. or dealers in them, are respectfully
invited to look in and satisfy themselves.
Lt-zvi CLARK.
ERFUIVIERY, Fancy Artiees,
die. in any quantity. The largest and
cheapest assortment of perluniery ever ofiiaretl
in Norwalk, among uhich may be fountl Co-
logtie VVater ufeverv kind and quality, Laven.
der Water. Florida \Vater. Rose Water. extract
of Patchouly, extract Magnolia. extract Saissy,
(‘ream ofLi|lius, Milk of'Roses. Otto of Rose,
Oderifororrs Compountl or Pr-rgian SW66] 3,, .‘
P198100 Stills. Fancy Soaps ofall kinds, Tooth
Powder, Tooth Paste, Tooth Syrup, Tooth
B"'f5l“°5o Hall‘. Clothes and Nail Brushes,
Hair Powder, Toilet P-owder.Swifi’3 p.,rfu,m.,«|
Flesh Ball. prepared Chalk, with alums; every
article that can be called for in a variety Store.
A P. S Call ana see for yourselvns.
W E Brssr:Li.°
O
LIVE OlL—Fresh from the Importers,
for table use, &c. J A \Va_i:n.
New Goods !
J.-MVIES DIALLORY & Co, will re-
ceive during the present week a large and splen-
tlitl assorttnetrt, t)f.\_'pririg Div Goods,
Norwalk, \l.'irc'n l2th lSl<l.
CHSSOR§.-— \Ve have Rogers dz. \Vosrt-n
hol:rr's real Ettglish St‘lS.\‘(trg. me best
article that can he found. Also. Small Shears
rtnri cotnmon Scissors. Pcnkuives and liazrirs
ofthe first quality, at the Variety store or v
C E Dtsenow.
013 the EHail'.——Rowlatitl's l\‘lnt.~.-isstir
Oil. l}ear’s Oil. Curling Fluid. Rose Hair
Oil, Antique Oil, Persian Oil Rust-s. (')ltll’lllQP°s
lialrrr Columbia. \Vard’s vegetalrle Hair Oil.
Pornatutn. Extract do Ponrmatle. All the
above articles are warrantcti gerruitie. Just
recetvetl arrtl ltrr sale by \.V E Bissi.:L1,_
00D Lit3laol'S.—Pure Holland Gin.
do .l:ttrr:ttt:tt Ptutrt, 1 cash 10 veats old
Brnntly. pure Port Wine. Mtitleria w;....,, The
above choice liquors were selected with great
care and till nfthe purest kind. antl will besold
only for medicinal purposes. For sale by
BtssELL.
$2 Clocks.
NOTH ER lot of those 32 Clocks, wire
bells-rzoinc fast. Li-;vi CLARK.
NOW IS YOU R TIME.
0 0
Gmrps F1°zrrges,
of all widths and colors. 3 large assortnrent,_jusr
received and for sale c/rev}; bv
JAS. t\l.u.LoRY dz Co.
Hay. Hay.
FOR SALE on favorable terms, 3 or 410.15
. of good upland hay. iti stack,rwel| condi-
tioned. on the late homestead of Nathan Odell,
deceased. Enquiry may be made of Henry
Glover, living on-said homestead.
A STORE TO LET AND A
Stock of Grroceries;
For Sale at Cost.
HE subscriber is contemplating makin.
different arrangements in his business.
now ofii;-rs his Store to let. and his Stuck t
Goods for sale at cost. Any lN‘l’S0" “'l3hl“t"-' "
will the Store, can ltave the privilege oftakiu
he entire stock of fixtures at a fair price. an-
rossession given initiietliately il tlesiretl. Rt-t
reasonable. For further particulars. (‘I?qlllle'0l
he sub.-criber. JOHN ButittALL.
N. B. A few bottles of very t‘lltil('€t)l.l Jamal
~‘-a Rum. very suitable for Hit;‘Cll(:ll)al purposes.
It /is a bottle.
Norwalk, Mar-.-li 11.18-id.
Taylor-’s Balsam of lLiverwort.
PRICE l{EDU(‘-ED,
Large Bullies $1 50, Sara’! Bottles $1.
11 HIS popular Medicine is, after all,tlic only
- trite. that can he. Still-‘ly Tl'lll’tl on for lllt
‘ore of Cottglis, Colds. Asthrria, Paitr iti t|.t
\'ide. Uatarrlt. Palpitatiou of the Htiart. Stitc-
.955 of the Chest, Pleurisy, Night Sweat.-
ind all affections of the (Ilrcst. Longs. illi-
l,§vt2i', ’l‘h.g subscriber liming bet-ti etig.-rg-v
o the salt-. ofit for many _\t3trr.~‘, tau rt-t-on
neutl it. to the Lffl cred, \\llll entire (.‘(){ll‘ltlL’-llt-
it its tffctrt.
lm10 Jcint A \Vi—:t-tn. agent for Norwallt.
raaanwaan.
CUTLERK4m
§‘HE subscriber oil}.-rs forszrle as r.-lreap 3,.
, can be found in any establislrtrtt lll ll
Fairlit-ltl County. a large and complt-tee ¢rSSt)rl-
merit of lei.-\RD\V.-\I{E. CUTLER Y. &,t-
:-ttnong \vliit:lr may be fuuntl~— [Su“_.
Hand, panel. ctrtupass. cross cut. back and mill
English and Attrericatr Chisels of all sizes
Etrglish uutl Atrretietrtr Drawing Knives
l“t)r€.jtl(:l{.slnotllllitlg. mtittzlrand rttbtritt Plane.-
Braces and bins of all kinds
Concave and teontutou .".tr_gt:rs
llollowsautl lt‘.ountls.s:rslr pl:tucs.G recintr oval.-
(). G. and Ftllctts.sitlc ruhbitt, lreatlsatid j)lLl\\.~
Common and tnortit.e(}ougt=s .
lroti antl steel squtrrcs.beve|s and try squares
Platte irons ofall sizes anti qtralitics
\ large assorttrietrttrfslrell and atrgerbitts
Uroatl and narrow Axes
lron strap lrittgcs all sizes
Rim. trpriglit. tirorlicc.till, ll‘lll)li.(.‘l]t€t~’l anti pad
3lark's. comttton. table and Prrrlitritrcnt Butts
Plows and t-c.stitrgs-—~-tirzrtrurc forks
l\',‘
Bed keys .5; screws—-cscutclieotr &glas.s Knobs
Crou bars cart antl wagon boxes
l'race. halter. dog and lo.-k cliaius [,.~t}(-1,5
\\’ell wheels and rope-—-brass autl iron t::tntllt~-
lron cook pots ofrrll sizes brass auditor; kettle s
Carvers table and desert knives and ftrrlgs
\'aut:e and frying pans—grttlirous
\Vas!t tubs and hoartls—-tltror mats
lilat.king,liorsc.scrubbing&wlritewaslibrushes
Cast iron furnaces,spidcrs,arttl fire tings
sashes. &.c. &c.
A _frr.,,’r a.s-snrlrrr.c7rl of Iron and Slag/,,
English it in wagon tyre, from 11 to 13 inch
all ll'llCl4!‘(’SSPS
English (l(. cart do from 2,; to 3 inch
Swetlt-s tlt) " tlt) from to 3 do
-\merican do round do from H to g do
Do (in square (lo frnyn 1 [0 do
Hoop and Band ll'(lll,.‘lll.\l'lllllls
Sanntiersou t\‘. Co's best qlltllllv cast steel gr am‘
3- octagon. and 1;}. 1. S}. 3. square.
All these articles: kept ctrttstaritly oohanrl nut’
lit!‘ sale ‘luv ("tits l“.’l.»\(‘R.
T0 r1IAtVUI'i»’1CITUIiER.S OF
Boots and Shoes.
§§KE§éH§§BE.
GENERAL r‘~.UC'“lON & (‘.r>.\l\t;_<;_e;O,\~
M l:‘.P.CllA;\"l‘S——l\'EW ORLEANS
Catalogue Saltzstrf Boots. Shoes. 'irog:in..-_
and Hats. twice a wcelt. Consignments so
'lClle(l, atrtl atlvances ma ‘o l._y
HYDE as SYKES. 30'l7'crry ..-t.
3'lt‘l'3 Nt!\\’Y()Tk.
;__,___.:____4 .
HE strb.~,t:t‘llrt:rs lr;r\-e llt)\\ lut:_y ._-_.t;ilili_sl)t-tl
Ilrx-ir b~r-iuess at their llr'\\’ sta.-rtl. at llrt
foot of Mill Hill. directly in front of tire Put-
l<‘-TV- They have. also atltlt-tl a steam (uglin-
to their already extctitla-tl facilities for mt‘etiu;-
|lt+‘- Warns oftlre cotnzuunity. Their prit-t-s art
or .de lo t-orresponul with these itrcrcasetl facil-
ities. and are tirore ftivoralrle than hert-
tof.-re and lllUt'll below those tlt-rriantletl
by itinerant tlealers ("rout other S(.‘C'lltrllS. As
no trifling (’.Xp!‘ll5t3 attends the common nlfltlt‘
olseeltiug out j.rl)~', they now off}-r to §uppl\
orders left at their yard. at. a rt-tlut.-tirm ofat lten.;r
fifteen or twenty per cent. Tho. this is not
mere a-scrtion. the p- lrlie are invited to cult
and (t~(.'erl«']lll for tlietn.-elves.
Their Slttt lt t-l Htlllf‘ is lar','__fc. antl (‘f7tllfa(‘(-'
every qtiality autl tlvscr'iptitrt'r. The character
-rftht,-tr worlttnanslrip may be ascertairtetl from
S])t’Clll'l8l1S of Tomb Stones atttl Moirumeuts
alw.tys on hand at the yard.
The subscribers are also prepared to meet
all orders for Hydraulic Lime antl \V:rter
(1'CnJCl:l, S()il[)§lllfl(¥ P;,in[<' (;rn|”](] ‘i\']nyl)lp {Ur
Plastering, Sand, North River Fl:-raging. Ate.
E. l’Rtci«: 6: Sex.
All kinds of [)l‘t)tl!t(‘C taken in pay for marble
work. N'orw;rlk. Fret). 1544.
The subscriber tenders his
. acknmvletlgements to the pubic
E33’. ~‘§l."l"ll(’ll' lratrooage during the
year 1843. anti trlibrs his assur.
anee to the. public, that he is still desirous of
serving rh.r—rn. His shop is at the old slanrl
.opposrte the store of James Mallory &. Coi
Where he will be happy to see the faces of
lils old friends and to supply any of lheirs
[Lodu
Cast steel, English and Amer. shovels t§'spatlr-.<
Shovel and tongs. stub scytlics, window glass
I
Drugs, Medcinie, &c.
THE subscriber begs leave 10138
the attention of Physicians. Mer-
, chants. and others to his stock of
Drugs.Medit-ines.Chemicals.Ptrint.
‘ Oils. Dye Stuffs. Perl'urner_y,.1’aren,
vletlicines, &c. which he oflers at wholesale or
t.-rail, as cheap as articles of the same quality
-an be obtained else“ here. »
rllecticirtcs —Opitrm.,Carnpiior,Snlphutr. Laud-
-nuni, Salt Pette. Epson. and Glaubt-n Salts
Parigoric, (jastor Oil, Rhcubrtrb. (‘tilortzel
\-iagnesia, Castor Oil. _Quitiitrc Pipcrino. Mor-
.lit.-ue, Iodine, Tartar Etnetic, oic.
Ptrr'nts.—— White Lea-d,Litliar,<__~e. Larnphlaek,
Vcrdigris.
Yellow, Umbe r. die.
Dye - Stir“/I3‘ -—'Matl:ler. Indigo. Logupct},
Fustic. Red Wood. Copperas. Alllrrir. Blue
Virrol, Annatto, Curtttrrmi, Oil Vittol. die.
Also. Pt-.al’l-'lSll, Salararus. Soda, Alcohol,
’u‘um Slrefac. Gram Coptrl, Guru Tragat-anth,
l‘urpentine, Resin, \\'hitiog, Glue. Chalk.
it-fined Borax. Cloves, (.'iuuatrrt;n. Nutriwgs,
mm-tier, (it-rttrine Court Plttsttr, Harlem Oil,
Brittish Oil. Oputlcltloc. Kt‘.
The. above sltrck has been selected with
_reat care. and purtbastd on the most advan-
.-igous ttrnts. Pll}:lt'l2)li$. ti.trtlrar.ts, aml
lll(’fS, de>iring fresh and pure £ll'll('lt'S, can
.tow have an t)|I;(irlUnl'_V t-l' t.-u;.pyir.g them-_
-in-lvt-s at this t.‘5':l.)ll.~l:llr(’t.l. rqt-n as" good
units as in N. w York. All ortlcrs entrusted
o the .~uhst'tihcr \\ill be lot up at the short-
sl ptrssilrle tttrti(‘P. ‘V E Dist-'lLl.._
l’. S. Partictrltrr tittentiou \\ill be paid to
uniting tip Plt_\'siciuti‘s prt-striptioirs. Medi-
-ines, tlt-livertd at all hours.
Na-ru:tll.'. Nov. 9.13-l3.
WISTA R'S BALSA \'l OF
\VlLD CHERRY, .
'1'/rc Great Rerrrtzr/3, for
Collfillflklpiifiu of the Lungs.
‘ill E best ttretlicitre known to man for ins
cipient Consumption. Asthma. of ivory
-Iagt‘, lrle-ediug of the Lungs, Cotrglis. Colds,
Liver Cotnpt.'riu|,tttttl all tliserrscs ofthc Organs.
NATURE S OWN l’Rl‘}SCRlPTlON.
A '3l)lTl[)l)lllltl l;i2ilsatt‘:it: prt-paration of the
If/ttnlls Vi/‘gr'rr1'urrtI.trr "\Viltl Cherry Bark,"
t3tll1'll).lllt'd \\llll the 1;'.r(ruc( of Tar, prepared
hytt new tclrcniical process, approved and
rf‘('t)llill1(‘ll(lHl by the trrost tlistitrguislicd phy-
sit.-itrus. arrtl utrii-ersally aclttiowletlgcil the
most valuable ruetlitrine ever dist~t,9eretl.
NO QUACKERYE NO DEClCl’TlON.'.'
0:';=A!l |'lll)llSllt‘tl statetrrcuts of cures per-
llirtrrctl by this nit-tlititrt-, are in carry case.
'i‘t:ur:. Be care.l'ui and get the genuine “ Dr.
lVi.s‘((1r's Btrlstrrrr tf l»Vilt[ C/terry," as spurious
imitations arc abroutl.
Orders frutn arzy part of the country should
be atltlrcssctl to lsuac Butts, No. 125, Fulton
<.trt-t-t. N. Y.
A_ccrr's-Jolitr A. Weetl. Norwallt ; John \V.
'l‘tr_yltrr. \\’e:.lpot'I; S. C. Sillituan, New Ca-
't:l:rtr; llollv dz \Vlriit» Statttfnrt-l. IO
rial ELEV" Books.—'l be M y'_.~‘|t‘l'l('S of Paris
L a l\’ovr.'l by Etrgctre Sue. Translated
‘from the French by Charles H. Tori-n. Esq.,
Forsale by JOHN A. WI-‘.t‘n.
ETV Books.-Gcro!stein a sequel to
'. Mysteries of Paris; Narrative of the
l‘ravL-ls oft\ltrnSi_cttr Violet. by Capt. Marryat;
.\ictrtoirs of Rev. John Vi/illiatns; Thitly
Y.t-.'irs‘frotrt liotrrc. Jorl.\' A. \Vl:'ED.
}US'l‘ received The yleason txlry Iain ti
9 (Jougrcgatioiialist, for sale wholesale or
"Will . Jt Its A. “'1-zrgp.
‘ACE€E§} IVIllSl'l.(‘..--Carmi_rra Sacra or
. ' l5t)~'llrll (It llet:tiotiof(Ilrurt:h M u.~it:—-.\'Ian-
ltatltrucollcctitrn—Musica Sacra. &C.. for sale
*r_\'. J. A. Wrzrzn.
ffisé titer, glass,
' AND
E.iIR'fi‘liHEI"ti-‘.‘.‘5',.§IRE. ,
AT CITY W'H()LESAl.E PRICES.
L. ‘S5 -1- R- Peck. havcin store a large
0 antlsplendid assortment of the above
tiootls wlriclr euablesthetri to sell atprices niut,-h
tr\\‘Cr than can be had at any other establish-
ment in the country. Call and see before pur-
zhtrstug elscwltcrc. Oltl VVell, /ilril 27 1841‘
T0 CABINET MIAIKERS, Jrc.
UST RlL‘(JhJlVlil). utitrtlicr lot of French
l5vtlpn.sI§‘. and Ctwrry Bauuiszers, \\lrl('ll Vtlll
‘re sold Cheap tor Cash. by
M. Rn'rni~:nron'rit,
UOU-“P. Sign. atitl Ornamr-otal Painter.
Varui.~her. (Sit.-. atljoiuing M’m. C,
Strcc:'s Hardware store. Norwalk,Ct.
N. B. l\ll.\It’ll Paints ufall colors, also for sale
by the sub~t,-r.~'bt=r.
Q Superior article of Stouglitou's Blues;
for sale by the gallon at Bts.<}:1.1.'s.
E,;O0'E's :5: SBll0]3§—-New stock.-
llrc ~ttlr.<t:ttlrer.~ linvt-_iu.-t rcC- l\'(.'tl«U new
"”l'l’ly Ol BOOES and shoes whit-h will he sold]
:1! prices that cannot full to please-the purchase:
I
l' L A: J R Pl-ZCK.
South Norwalk. Jan. 18.18-13. ,
T 'l“VEH3DS CASSILVIEIIIL
HE Strlrst-rilit-rs have just rt*t:t:lVt't’l 1] new
.'illl(‘lt‘. for Cnvirtlt-tiien‘s Sat-k C0;)|s_ which may
"lll‘f ll" 5’l€ "Cry low. Please call and examine
this new and beautiful article.
1. 6 _
l\nv. 21. .lAMt-ts l\l,ii.i.onv dc Co.
warils in his line, either from the shelf or
meastrre, His work is of the best quality. and
comprises every article of men and children's
wear.
A Eliot] assortment of Rubbers, anti other
0Vf°-Fslloes. can he found among his stot-k. from
which the public will have no dlfficulty in
early Blade Clothing.-—'l‘ [Zoe 1 R.
Pt-ck hzrvejus l'€CPlVHl a lot Over Coats,
l)’“"“l‘“‘"5~ V€SlS, (lit?-. \V'lll(_'ll will be sold very
low for cash .\'tmrh l\'nrvt':tlk. DPc., 18-12.
E _ ISS€rnU'l‘l0N.—The Co-partnership.
. llt*,f€l.ttl.UIe existing l)e|u~cen Jan-"as .l\-13',
lory. Moses O. Banks. and \Villia;:: K. Lewis,
Iltttltil‘ the ntimerrnti firm of James Mallory dc
Co. is this day desolv-etl by mutual cotrsem, by
t_he withdrawal of Moses 0. Banks from the
hrm.
The Books oftlie late firm will be left at their
oltl stantl for settlement. Those who are.n.
delved are requestetl to call and settle their ac.
Counts without delay. JAM]-28 MALIORY .
Mos).-:s 0. BANKS
Witt. K. LEWIS.
Norwalk Marclr.5 1844.
N. B. The subscribers will continue the
business at Ilre old stand ol'Jamcs Mallorv. uu.
der the name and firm ofJa.s. Mallory dc’Co.
JAMES MALLOBY.
\Vtrt K. Lwis.
ISSOLUTION of Co-partner.
slIi|D.—’l‘l:c Copartnership hert-tolore
existing under the firm of VValton 6! Hanford,
isthisday dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the firm must make imme-
diate pavment, anti those having denmngh,
against it will present them for settlement.“
rill.‘-ll{lfl2 a selection.
Fi-ndin;,'s.—Fintlings of the first quality.
and in any quantity, suited to the wants of
ll"? Craft HENRY HANDES.
' 7
\VAL'roN & H:,uvyr.nn.
P‘. S. All accounts not settled by the fl"-rot! of
April, will be placed in the hands ofan Attorney
for collection.
Norwalk, Feb. 1844.
k
Norwalk, March 11, 1844. 3,”
Prussia, Blue. Cromc Grt.-cu l!ntl_
\1at-e,- Sponge, \1’aft-rs. St-al.ug \-\"ax. 'l‘t.-orb-
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