'.‘~‘atui-day throughout the seasoti.
_‘\
\
u-—.r --
E'?o9° Mesa York.
Regular Trips for the Season.
The fast sailing Sloop, ]‘lI.".‘sii‘y
‘Willis, Capt. \Villis J. Merritt
has commenced her regular trips
_. ' —-leaving Norwalk (East stile
he ]5ri.tge)cvery’l‘iiesilriy, evening and retur-
ning, will leave (New Sill’) New Y"’l“_°"“y
' All kinds of
Marketing and,freig’nt will be rec-'.-i\‘cd on ac-
coinmodatiug terms.
Capt. Merritt‘. tantlers his aCl{t'i0Wl.c(lt.Zme-“I5
to his customers and friends. ll" ‘l“‘“_’ t’3”"’”‘
age during the past season, and solicits a cori-
tinuance of their favors-
Norwalk. Nlarch 1. 1845.
i§’ellee.i’.s3’.s Erérse.
Véfcst side the Eit'i-’J{§C-
I THE Sloop Marv -
A A.Se|lcck will coin
We meiicc her \'\’eekly
,1-34? rlvripg [‘,)r r\I'C(v X 0|-k eu-L-_.:-.u:::’(cusu
0,, Tiresilay the I Iihof March. and llle D-“H93
tic the Satiirtlriy followin-_’- /“S9. lllc sloop
Stirpltis,v/lieii she returns from ilie_SnlJll1 (“’l”Cll
hand the last part ol next inozith)
is expected on I ‘
e on I liiirsvlays,
will take her place in the Liu_ r
m~1,lna 21 line to leave Norwalk and Newkork
it :3 ‘
.~,--.-.:,vy other day, Sundays CXC"P""l '
N. St-ZLLI-ZCK.
0 IS-‘I-'3.
Nn_rxvallt. I\'Iarc_l1
§7c;r° ejgil/flaéf3’}<3i§7 <l;"ed§i.7.,
rL\ ‘SEJNKDEER All'E'.‘.!;’13§j('3§2£C!§I
-——']‘be Sliitip Julia. Capt. Grum-
man, will cominciice her regular
mweekly trips for New Y0Tl‘a "”
’ T‘. c - .
rp”c5,j_,y‘ Mart.-.li Ibili and -(0llllllllf‘.‘. through
the season leaving the landing at I‘lVf3 Mile
- ' ‘ \ . ' ‘
BN8,‘ 0,, every lucsday evening au'.l_ nines
slip, New York every Satiirday. _ _
Ifreiglit and produce of every description
receivctl on the most favorable ternis. Allorders
poi-ictually al|t?tl=l(:tl to. .
°'.I"lie stibscribcr tenders his thanks to the pub-
lic'for their liberal patronage diiriug _the past
1-‘-‘(tsun and solicits a coritiniiance ofiliirir luvur.
W C S.-'iu.i.iis.
Five Mile River Laniling, Marcli I”/ili_]8.lo.
—(fi-NT ! !——Pteal Stub and ‘Nire
[W151 d()nl)IcI);][rt2IglIllS; Imitation do
tlo do do. Fine aritl low pri
cad single barrel guns, just received pod lpr
sale by Sfriti-LE1‘ &. CAMP.
Norwalk, Sept. 17.18424-
E):'I‘.i3’5, I‘.‘}£c-dicizses, 6-S:c. .
TH E subscribers beg leavetocall
the attention of Physicians, Mer-
chants. and others to their stock of
Drugs.Mediciues.Cliemicals.Paint-,
’ ' O‘ils,'DyeStuI'I's.Pcrfumr-ry,Paien,
Medicines, etc. wliiclijliey other at wliolesaleor
(mail, as cheap as articles 01 the same quality
can be obtained frlsewliere, ‘ h L I
Jllcclicirtcs —Opium.C-amptior,Sulp ur, an‘:
anum, Salt Petrc. Epsom and Glauben Sans
pargmric, (‘.,,5i(,,~ 0,], Rlicubarb. Calornel
a‘ ’ - . - - - '
Magnesia, _Castor Oil. (Qtiiiiiiieélgiperine, Mor-
pliene, Iodint‘. lflflaf l3'“_°"°i C‘
p,u',qrs,_\Vliiie Leatl,Li(liargc. Lyam pblack,
Verdigris. Prnssii Blue, Chrome (.-rrcen ant
Yellow, Utrilic r. CI‘.-
,g (‘iii/‘Ts.—:.\Iatl:ler, Indigo. Logwood,
._l J ,
].‘,,5r,C, lied \Vo:i«l, (,;.')pper8S, Alliim. Blue
Viirol, Auuatto, Cnrcuma, Oil Vitrol. 5-Sc.
AL,-0‘ Pearltlsll, Salaratus, Soda, Alcohol.
Gun, g,h,_.|i3¢_ Gum Conal. Gum Tragacanili
'.I'urpcntint=.., Ptcsin, \VIl‘I.llfl,"_’, G ue. Chalk
lcfiiied Bzirax, Cloves, (:;ll]l1atllt)fl._ Nujmegs
Mace, Sponge. \Vzifers. Sealing \Vax..Iooili
1‘).,w.|e,-, (,i':.‘lltlIlIC Court Plaster, Harlem Oil,
Britiisli Oil,Op-ndeId0t.'.&C- _
The above stock has been selected wiili
- - ‘ ‘based on the must advan-
grcat care, and port _ '
Intro s terms. Pb sicians. merchants, and
-s u _ .
others, desiring lresh and pure a'rticlC-7. can
who have an opportunity ol suppying {hein-
:‘-clvcs at this esuililisliinciit, upon as good
re;-ms as in New York. All orders entriisleu
to the subscrilicr, will be put iipaijlie sliort.
est possible notice. \V E.& II I_'lS5l-2.1.1..
P S Particular attention w:I‘. re paid to
riutiiiig up I’lij~;siciaii’s prescriptions. Medi-
t;incs,delivcrt-.d at allliours.
Norwalk, April 9, 185-1.
The subscriber tcndt.-rs his
ackniiwletlgciiicnts lo the public
[‘()rIIlt’If patrori:i,;e_ during IIH:
vear 1813, and oil.-rs his assur-
ance to the public, that he is Still desirous of
scrviu-7 tlietii. His shop is :it the old sliinil
opposite the store of James i\'Ialloi‘y ‘fix’. Cor
where he will be happy to see the lactis _oi‘
his old l'i'icii:ls and to supuly any Ol ‘belt’
waiits in his line, ciilicr front the shelf or
tucasurc. /Ilis woi'l<. is of the best quality, and
caiiiipriscs every article of nicn and childrcii’s
wear.
A r._vooil assoijtiiicnt of iliililicrs, and other
Ovcrsliiitzs, can hi: found ziiiiong his sttwli. lirtnn
which the public: will have no difiiculty in
making a selection. ‘
Fi't'.‘u’Ii.!i§_§!,‘€a'.——I"iiiilirigs of the Iirst. quality.
and iii any qiiuiiiity, SUIi.t'tI to the wants of
the crali. IIi;:.'i:r I.I.-\’.\'l)ES.
Nar walk. Iftzii. IS-ll.
‘.‘i%lE3i§3§.E£S.’5..ll-I ans, All Illl;irti\'t:tI £ltlIt.'It3
for '.\Iarkiir-g linen, iiiusliu, .-ill. t:‘l‘(,'. at ,
.l A nli-:i-iii -=.
" _r’r~.'i'E€i‘~i;i.5’aI:%‘ltY II§ti:r':E)S.-I-I05) (loll Mil
_I. -3. Iltigj-«Elly Iitiiili.-, asstirtcil si:/.i_-s,jii.st receiv-
cd and for sub: liv 5"‘l=l"-l'3'l‘ 5* (3M“’-
K.-\'l‘I«I.‘_‘\'.—-'it‘iiic and low priced Skates, for
sale bv the il-..-7.».-ri or retail by _
S'l‘Ri-It-‘.'|' cc (.'i\.:ii.".
ISON :1l'zl!€.I .‘zi2s‘.:(:Ii.——A full .'is.soi'l.ii'it'!iil til.
furcipgi ;_iu:I IIt)IIlI,'tiIIC Iron ttiltl,-3‘l'."t'l-_iU5l
.‘.4'i'iti-:t:‘r & CAMP.
rer-eiveil and for sale li_v
IMP’
' R.~\Nl)l‘.lCI)’l‘II Pl I4IAS.--,I‘.It(3.Sl,lI)SCl'I\
her is still agent for the sale til this valua-
I.i»:v-i CL.-iitir.
Piiuriils of line Cheese.-—-Jtist rc-
ccivctl and for .=:ilt:_liy
.It)Il\' litit-:r:A.i'.i..
hlc ll'lCtil"lllf3o
._.___ —.——————-———————‘-'
I
Just pttbli-.lit':tl. i\IliItllt'liroolt’s Al-
....0) ti.itiiiat;, for I645. Couiiir_v Mer-
chants supplied by the grii.-.5 or (Ill:/.P,ll.
J A.’
ISSGLEJ'l‘il't1PI"d.—-—'I'lie Copariiicrsliip
hcrctoliire _(‘.‘(ISlItlg uriilcr the liriii of
Blflclillliln Sr. Iletts. is this day (IISS()IV(,'tI by
inuiiial coir-ciit.= SAMIJEI. (J. PLACKBIAN.
(Sims. C. Bi-:'i*'rs.
Norwalk. Mari-li 1]. I815.
‘v'i-:i:il.
All accounts of 3 trioiitlis standing, must be
scitlcd \\'IlItt')lll fttrtlier notice. ,
The INISIIIPSS licrcafter will be coridtictoil liy
Charles C. I.‘-tits. at ilic old stand of Iilackiiiari
55 BuI|§, Wllvtc he will be happy to see all the
old r,-iisioiiii-r.-, and iisiiiaiiy new ones as iiiziy
in, “I1-:i5t',tI to favor him with it call.
A full nssor‘tir'iciit of Sjiring Goods will he
eccivcd this week.
-claims for settlement.
HE Court of Prob ate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed eight
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of
Lois Comsloc/t‘
late of New Canaan dccased, to exhibit their
Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarrcd a recovery. All per-
sons IIlfI(‘I,)lO(I to SIIII estate, are requested to
iuake immediate payment to
IIANFORD DAh'ENI’ORT‘ Executor.
Norwalk, March, 22 18-15. 313
H E Court. of Probate for the Ilislrit-t of
Norwalk.liaili liinitcd &. allowed 6 months
froiii ilie date hereof. for the creditors to the es-
late of
Illary li’alei'liur;i/.
late of New Canaan dcc’d. to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who l’lP.gI(-‘Cl. to present
their accounts, properly attested. Wllllln Said
time, will be debarrcd a recovery. All persons
il'ltIt3I)lt‘tIl0S.'1ltI estate. are requested to make
iiiimediaic payrriciii to
Anii.iii.ii.u ST. Jnnzv. Administrator.
Nor .valk, March 2518-I5 3i*I-I
.4 OIL Sale at the Store oftlie subscribers, a
quantity of Biretiares Salt. Double Refiiieil
criislii-d sugar‘-—Catial Flour ofa superior qual-
ity, Sperm Candles. ground Salt in bags, and
variniis other ariic'les. Also just received a
small branch ofCrockcry wliicli with the sicck
on hand will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
at wholesale or retail.
JOSI-l1’II S. Mitititi-:R 66 SON.
1
D
.. _ c we '1 _
' H._.t%E%£31Ef£-AIEAE.
C UTLER Y, c§'c.
F5 ‘I-I Ii) subscriber olI'e:'sl'oi'sale as cheap as
ii can be found in any establishment in
Fairlii-.ld County, a Iartle and coinplcte assort-
nicnl of &.C.
mnong wliich may be found— [Saws
L-lzind, panel.cuiiipa.ss; cross cut, back and mill
Englisli and Americari Chisels of all sizes
bliiglisli and Aiiier‘icaii Drawing Knives
l«‘.,{e.j;;r:l;,sinooiliing.niatchaiidrabbiti Planes
Braces and bitts ofall kinds
Concave and common Angers
[]_,,]|owsan(IIi.0UDt,IS,SflSI'lpIZ1l]8S,G recianovals
O. G. and Ii‘illetts.side rabbitt,beadsand plows
(,'oirr‘nion and iuoriice Gouges
Iron and steelsqu_ares,bevcls and try squares
Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities
A large assortnicii iofshell and augcrbitts
Broad and narrow Axes
Iron strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright, n1()l'lICP.lIII, trunk.chcstarid pad
Clark’s.Coinrnori. table and Parliament Butts
Plows and c:tsiiiigs—-—n‘raiiure forks
Cast steel, Eiiglisli and Amer. shovels tsfspades
Bed keys&:screi's—-escutcheoii scglass Knobs
Cmwbars cart and wagon boxes
Trace, halter, dog and lock chains [stick-
VVell wheels and rope—brass and iron candles
Iron cook pots ofallsizes brass aiidirori kettles
Carvers table and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans——gridirons
\Vas.‘i tubs and boartls—-door mats
Blacking.liorse.scrubbing61.wliiiewaslibruslies
Cast iron furnaces,spiders,anrl fire (logs
Shovel and tongs, stub scythes, window glass
sashes. &-"- 550-
A frrill asso'r'liir.e7il of Iron and Slccl.
English Ir in wagon tyre, from 1;} to 1?; inch
all tliiclzzcesses
E,,._,1;s], at can do from 2; to 3 inch
SW‘e,jcS- do -5 do from 2.5 to 3 do
American do round do from 1;} to 3 do
Do do square do from 1 to 3 do
[.1o,,p and B‘,,,,,i ]r.§n,all widths
Saunderson 8.‘. Co’sl.ieS3 lluallly 935' SW9] 3 and
octagon, and If. 1- 3i'- 9* 5‘l'””e'
All these articleskcptconstantly On llflndantl
for sale by Ci-us‘. I~=AAcs-
G2-R6;P(.‘P.3.R‘§[ as cteoczan try s'i‘€,"§’-$E-
HE siiliscriliers would inform their friends
and the public. that they liavejust received
and are now offering for sale an assortment of
Crockery, Cliii:-a and Glass Ware as low as
can be purchased any where in this vicinity.
,,ii,1~ii:lttlliil'm
T ‘Ill’; 2
tl'..=:iii.it%i:i.ili.
Also, an assortment of Groceries, consisting
in part o."ilie following articles: New Orleans,
l_’o-iorico, St. Cruix, and Ilavanuah Stigars;
duuiile refined LoafSugar, St. Croix and New
Evitiis Svrup. Molasses. (L‘o[I'ee of different
qiialiiies, Young Ilysoii Tea from 33 and 61/
in 7.5 per pound, Rock 'I'url.'s Island, and Hay
Salt, Soap, Candles, Spices. Illackcrel, Shad,
Coilli-li. tiicss Pork by the barrel. bcefand pork
Ilains. Slionlilers. Lard. Rice, Flour. and uiaiiy
other articles to numerous to rneniion; all of
‘.\'IlIt.'Il they will sell (:ltt‘.'lp for car-li or ready
pay. Jt)sl~2I’Il S. 1.‘-I i-:i~'iti-zit & Son.
N. I3. All pr-r.-ions indebted to the subscriber
on liiiok. are rr-qzicsteil to iiizike iiiinie-liatc set-
tli'inciit by note or rtasli. Jtisi-;1'tl S. IVII-2.l.-ZKER
Norwalk, June 20, IS-I-ll. 26
‘I
1/ * fie '
Er p 5.-til.
l’. "i [I E liesi l}leai:liiz.l \VIlll.t’.l‘ Sira-iiicd Sperm
_~.._ Oil in Norwrilk is to fiiuriil at
\V. E. (S II. M. .llissr'.i.i.’s.
‘%/}.:§.:I??iH‘I'i“flJ‘:Jé.:‘I'.I-"’-'I)- A. It‘aliiiestot'l.’.s
Vtiriiiiliiige, ti pt-sifctrily safe piitl Qcrtaiti
cure for worms. Ccrtilitrzitcs of its etiiracy can
be $(‘t‘tl at the store of tho siiliscribers, sulIi~
cicut to satisfy the most Ill(_,'rt‘(Illit)US.
\V Id at I] M I3issi~:i.t..
ix"2AE’E’§l_I"€i7r 2I’£l:3{‘.E'.—I"iI'ty .Rt‘Elll)t~
'7 Wraiipiiig I’.'ipcr. tissiirtr-tl sizvs, just
i'ci:i;i\:t:tl and for sale by .S'i'iiui-1'1‘ év’, CAMP.
IVEIICV 'I.‘§§l{3 /i".E73§tIfiJitl(7l.—I'It.iII.s’ Dtiiiblc aititl
- _ Siiigli: 'I'i‘us.sc.-a. also a very neat arlit-Ii-. of
Cliiltlrciis’ 'l‘rtisst:s. [or sale at BISSELLS.
' - Alifiii’ €555.-Piirc iilcaulicd S,-ii.-riii
\-Viiiti-,r Oli, l.-elicvcil to be equal to any
ever (IIII‘l'(’(I itt this tiiurkct,Iiir stilt: by the
barrel or at retail by S-i‘i:r:u.'i' & (July.
'3
‘s . .° 7) 5 .
Ct eetsci y.
IIE sulisrrriberlias now on hand the best
and cheapest tissortiiiciil of Cliina. (}l::sas.
and I5‘.-:ii'Ilicrii ware that can he fiiniid in tho
plai:i=. Will you call and soc? Li-zvi (Jmtitit
YHANKLEEE _NOI’.li0n.—-—A gre.-it variety
coiisisiiiig of liuttons, Ctirnlis, Pt.a'/«irsirap:-i
Pens. Mair-.lii-s, BrtlsIlCS, Stocks, Needle s. Pins
Stroll boxes Cigar Cases, etc. , L. CLARK.
{;l_0€)E} I‘t'c\VS. —-Ladies I can now show
you the largest zissortiiit-rit of very rich
clieap and fasliiiruiililc Dress (iooil.-; you ever
had the pleasiire ol'exaininiiig in this county or
state. coii.~ist.iiig of I
'75 pieces Dress Silk all kinds
fill " Monslin dc I..auc's
ltl ” Orgaiitly Stripes
Ill) ” Iltzrrages, very rich, till wool
20 ” (liogiiaiiis
3U " I’iiritcil- i\'Iousliii.~‘.
All ofwhicli will be sold vely cheap at.
I-IORSE Acconunotlation.
—£VIessrs. Oakley & Smith have
,just completed a most superb and
3‘ I commodions stabling establishment
_- at the Rail Road Depot at White
Plains, at which ihetraveling community may
find accommodations for their horses in a man-
rier not to be surpassed, if equalled. Gentle-
tnen taking this "route to the city. may IGHVB
their horses and Carriages at this estalilisbmeni
with implicit coiifiilence that every order will
be obeyed, and every attention given to their
property. -
The subscribers have also in the course of
rapid constrticiion. a fine brick building Wlllcli
will be opened in the >'I)t)l’lPSI. possible time, for
the entertainnieiit and comfort oftravelers gen-
erally, so that nothing will be wanting to make
this route the most c'omforiatilc. safe and expe-
ditious. Travelers have only t.o drive up,give
their orders, and nairie the time ol their return.
andjump into the cars. and on their return they
will find their conveyances ready. wiiliout a
moment’s delay to proceed. Prices moderate.
()A1<1.i~:r do Sziirru.
VVliiie Plains, Nov. II, 1844. 46
A NATURAL REMEDY.
Suilcil to our cmrslilulioris, aml roiiipclcril lo the
cure q/‘ever-_y czualilc disease. ’lL"lll lrcfourirl in
V5’:-igliivs Eiiiidizmi Vcgetulzze Plats,
Of lire f\TQ__’I'llL American College of Ifciill/i.
1H ESE extraordinary Pills are coni~
posed of plants which grow Spontaiie-
ously on our own soil. and are therefore lreiter
adapted to our c:itist.it"iiotis than uiedicines cou-
cocted from foreign drugs, however well ilicy
rhey may be compouiiiled ; and as
‘§’5'1'i;;'Ii:t’s Endlimiii Vcggctaliiic Pills
are founded upon the principle that the human
body is in iruili subj'ccit buiONE DISEASE.
viz: corriipt hiiniors, and that said medicine
cures this disease on NATUILAI. PRINCI-
PLES, by cleansing atitl purifying the lilood.
Ii willbe manifest iliatif the C()l']SlIltl-I(l|'] be not
entirely exliaiisted a perscverencein their use,
according to directions, is absolutely certain to
drive diseases rifevery name from the lio:l_v.
W'riglil‘s Vcgcltible Incl-ian Pills \\ ill be
found oneofihe best if not the very best medicines
in the world. for carrying otit this GRAND
.PUR.IFYING PRINCIPLE, because they
expel from the -body all morbid and corrupt,.hii-
more [the cause of disease] in an easy and nat-
ural iiiaiiner—and while they every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease ofevery name isdriven from the hotly.
The above named IiidianVegetableFills have
been three years before the A mericaii pUI)II('.€tlltI
we can tiow say, without fear of contradiction,
that ofall ilie various medicines which have
heretofore been popular. not one has taken such
permanent hold upon the affections oftlie people.
Not only do all who use it, invasiably experience
relief, and recommend it in the strongest terms,
but it has etfectetl some ofthe mostastor.-ishing
cures ever performed by medicine.
CAUIION.
This is to inform the public, that all genuine
medicine has on the outside of the boxes,
W'PtIGH’I"S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Ofthe North American College of Health.
And also round the border oftlie label v. ill be
found in small type "ltlntered according to an act
ofCongress,in the year 18-10, by \Viii. V‘/riglii.
in the Clerk’s Otiice oftlie District Court of the
Southern District of Pennsylvania.”
The public will also remember that all who
sellthe genuinelndian Vegetable Pills. are pro-
vided with a certificate of Agency. signed by
VVILLIAM VVRIGI-I '1‘. Vice President
Oftlie North American College of Health,
and that pcdlarsarc tiever in any case allowed to
sell the genuine meiliciiie.
For sale by tlic_ following list of Agents, at 25
cents pcrbox, with full directions.
hi i LIERMOM u'i‘nits...»1~‘iim..ii.-irks Tim...
C J (..iRUMAI\'3.
Jobri A. VVecd, Norwalk
G \V Smith South Norwalk
I-Iolly \VIiite Stamford.
Ira Gregory A’ CD Bridgeport
Nicliols Belts Fairficld
}>,','_'v. Sturges Southport -
[Jam-V Plait \Vestport
Goo IlIalher‘ Darla“
Waterbury. ‘.Vt.“3tl &C0 ' “ _
J 5-, S B,-U51, Greenwich
E Smith Ryxbury
Lockwood r3;Firi('h ];\I“-"lb ‘I-"l"1”‘l‘°‘d
S C Silliuiaii, Jr l\t:.W CUt‘17"'1m
'1‘. Hoyt Wilton
Geo. Widdlebrook
Kccler <36 Smith liidgeficld
A Gilbert “
Tliotrias I3 Ifauion Reading
Edward I_}Ctl(:LlI(.’l Daiibury
S Sellcck “
\‘Vm II Banks Delhcl
GE’(§:iE Al'l‘iV2!.5 of
IEOOEQS AND S'fi_‘.1'.i'.".‘I§'.‘.I=iI°J_~%.ll.‘£Yi’.
' ‘HE lzirgest and best
assortinent of Books, Sta-
tionary. Fancy Artii-les.
t\'.t:. ever before otI'crcd in
N()f\VaII\, at prices lower
- — -'~“‘ than ever. \Ve have
on hand ()5assiiic:n.l, flit;-'to2'it:;aE,'E7§:coio-
griictiil. sa.aa'.:q3:'-i.:'d and l‘;'§.isccH:.iinacous
‘i:‘ll7Qit'§£s. Every variety of Scliool Ilooks
used in this county for sale ‘by the quantity or
at retail, on more favorable terms l.liaii can be
li-.iu;;ht nlscwlierr=. Ctitiiitry I\'Icrcliarits,Tcuch-
ers aiiil otlicrs, wisliiiig books by thcquaulity,
are pziriicularly requested t.o call and cxamirie
before piircliasiiig FISH“ here.
Blair/r Books of every tlcscriptiiiii. tzoiisistiiig
in part of Day Bool-:s. 'I.r-tlgci's, Iiivoicc Books.
.loiiriial.<, Letter and Cash Books, Iieccipt and
llill Iliiiilts, Note Ilooks. Pass Books. 6:0.
Our asstirttiit-til. of Ilililcs, (cheap edition
and some cli:griiiily liiiiiiid) Hyiiin Books,
Prayer Boolis of every size and prices, antio-
itls for IS-I-5. tliiristiiias and New Year Gifts.
Albtiins, c\t:. caitiiot be beat in this county.
\Ve have the I.‘-ll(".\‘l and best selcctctl assort-
"W-Hl til‘ l‘i10T‘d'. rttliciiiiis and siaiidzird literature,
iiiiscellancoiis v.-iirfzs. some particularly adapt-
ed to School I,4IIll'Z1l'It,‘S.
Also. on hand a large supply of Letter and
‘Jill’ Pnpttr by the ft’Zitll. at cxtrcuie low prices.
W“? l""l-'9". liséstir: aintl drawing paper. drawing
[)Cll(:|lS. qi_i'ills. iiictalic pi-us, 5t-;1IIllgPVi)X, sand
and wafer liiixcs. iiilts-iaiiils, gold and silver
pencils. pen kiiives. curd cases. ivory tablets,
vi.-titiiig i.-at'tl.s, music and music paper, maps,
globes, HlZllIl"lllillICI(tI IllSll'lllll(:IJlS.SIalC pencils,
&c. with almost every variety of tangy g.,’.,.is,
than can be called for in a variety store.
\'Vc liavt-. for several years past. been eutgaged
in the selling tiflioiilts,&c. and I)ffI[l,'_j€Xif)t_)SIViCIy
t‘llttZlge.'l in i‘tiaiitifat'l!irii'ig, we have facilities,
for selling as loyv as can be liouglitit'i New
Yiirlc. or olscwlieri-. \Vc would ItI\’IIC‘ the at-
tciittori «if our custoiiici‘s and purchasers to our
zissor!iiiciit.& that they may be coiiviiit-ctltifthc
:tI)tlVU facts. You can save 735 per cent and
get the worthnfyoiir iiioncy. All that isticcr:s-
sary is to call 5.: see for yotirsclvtns. at ilie cheap
liooltstore of W & M H I51.-zsi-21.1.. .
N0'l‘t—.lER Cheap lot Zr Pocket Books
_”_Wallcts &C.‘_]lIS| received. at Bissi-:1.r.'s
E) A PER I"Iaiigings,_for salt: cht-.-ap at
- Gitunmivs.
South \Viltoi1 I
‘monictcrs'for sale at I31-ssisiu-.'s.
New Stand ll!
0 i'
T HE subscribeil has tfaken the
Shop just north of the Drug Store of
.lohn A. Weed, foirmerly occupied
by D. II. Fergusoml and coznment.-ed
' ’ the busines ofa Calhiiiet l‘llalcer.—-
The public are ihi-refore infurn ctl that he Is
ready to execute all orders in his line, either for
new work, or repairing. on as la\'oral:li-3 terms,
and in as neat and \\'0t'Iill]'dt"lIII{C tr..annt:r as any
ofliis coiemportirics.
Chairs ofall kinds. Betlste:itls,Strinil:;, Tables
Book Cases. St-fas, and all other I LIBS-’.'l'lpli0lt§
of Catiinet Ware. made at the SIl=l.t‘le':‘il notice it
not on hand, at J\’cw York prices.
Coffins furnished at short tiotit‘P.
GEORGE B vi--:t‘i:Lsoiv.
Norwalk. Feb. I. 18-15.
P. lrzrlsieatl lIfllI)(‘l",I1flIfI:1f‘Il \VI‘tilf!\li'nt)tl
stulf and Produce, received in cxcliriiige for
furiiiture. G- B-
€"§°ocice2°g;r.
Q Finis assortment receivetl this day at
L. Cr.Aitii’s.
_ , perfumery fancy ariiit-les-&c ever before
olfareil in Norwalk can he found at 3issm.Ls.
‘IHIELDERHBN Cry £39!‘ It.—I'IalIoclt’s
as the best mode ofadmiriisteriug this valuable
medicine to Children. It may he used for all
purposes that the Oil is so extensively rec:irn-
n10n(lCtI,C0lUm0(l colds and all kinds ofCoughs.
B wcl Complaints. &t:.
JOHN A Wi-:1-2n, agent for Norwalk.
CEEOECE Liqtiiors.--Pure
ll Port and i\lat'eria Wine, Holland
"ls Gin. Jainat-ia Ruin. Brandy, Ci-
- °‘.a-..-der Brandy &’c. The above li-
quors can be relied upon as pure and unadul-
terated, aiid will be sold only for medicinal pur-
poses. W E 6:. H M Bissi:1.L.
School Books.
'3 ‘ H E subscriber offers to Country Mere-liari,ts
- Teachers and Parents. the largest assort-
ment of School Books ever tilierctl in this mar-
ket. Consistiiig of.-\ rithtrieiics. DalioIl‘s. Ein-
erson’s 2d and 3d parts. .Suiiths.Dzivies, Kcitbs,
Boihains. and Colliurn‘s. .\"liichell and Morse’.-
Geography. Comstor-ks and Gray’s Chemistry
Cotristocks. Olmstcads. Swifts and Blake’s Phi»-
losophy. Day’s Algebra. Playfair's Euclid.
Films and Davis’ Siirviiyiug, Benneii’s Coffins.
and Pre: ton’s Book Keepin,r_i. Cooper’s Vir-
gil. Andrew: and Siodard’s Latin Grammer.
Andrew's Latin Reader. Andrew’s Latin Les-
sons. Lernpriere‘s Classical Dictionary. Brown
66 Smiili’s Grammer. Abcrconi|iie's Intellec
tual Philosophy. Goodricli’s Greek Grammar.
Wayland’s Moral Science. Lovell'sU States
New American antl Academical Speakers.-
Lii'icob‘s Botany. Robin’s Outlines of History
Jamiesons. Boydsand Blair's Rhetoric. Por-
ter's Rhetorical Reader. National l’receptor.
Popular Lessons, Easy Reader,Cliild’s Instruc-
tor. \A7('I)Slt§!‘.s‘I1lltI ()nley’s IIistory"s. Paileys
Comrnori School History. Parkers Composi-
tion. Speller and Definer, \Velister's Spelling
Book. &:t.-. &c. all of which will be sold cheap
a liberal discount made to Teachers
J. A.W'i-:1-In.
BEEIDGEPOIIT
§’mrsg;ie:r°mscc Hotel.
KN corripliarice wiili my convictions of duty.
and with the solicitaiioiis of many of my
own feiends antl the strong friends of 'l‘crnpr;~r
ance ihrtitiglitiiit this county. and particularly in
obedience to the rrquest and petition oftlie La
dies of I)lI'I(I,'-_{f_’]l0l'I,I have tletcrmiricil that thr-
Hotel which I have kept for several years past.
shall lic-rt-after, while in mv hands he no other
than a Slrirl ’1'ciiipc'raiicc House. My old pat
runs, and all who may favor me with their
company will find every thing as usual. (liquors
('x(‘t‘pletl.)
N. B The siiliscrilier liason hand at all times
Horses, Carriages, Hacks and Cabs, to let as
usual. PurLo F. I3Aiti\'uiii.
Bridgeport. March 13 1845. if‘12
<1’ I
SEIVCE‘ Spoons.
‘,1 ANUFAU-",“URED in our sliop—-ilie best
L?/- and clieapest in town. Li-:vi CLARK.
M:.Lr. Saws ——One case i{.:\vlzi‘.“d-S Mill
Saws ofa suitaliletliickuess for this mar’-
kct, fully warranted, and for sale by
S'riti-:r:'r & CAMP.
O . I
Egatsitiis.
Quantity of very superior Bunch. Musca
tel and Sultana Raisins, just rrccived and
or sale by the box, or at retail by
Joni‘: BURRALL.
} IUIYESCEE Storm-.—-10tililsPuinice Stone
inilie lutnp and ground, just received and
for sale liy S’1‘REli’.l‘ & CAM1’.
Collin Plates !
Ol‘lt‘IN Plates of the very ncaicst kind
will be liand.~;oii'ii.-Iy engraved to order at
Disenows
0L.e‘.i§SiES.—New Orleans Molasses &
Sugarofa good quality for sale by the
Barrel or at retail cheap.
JOSI-ZPU S M i-:i-:i(i-in & Sun.
Wi\1‘CIIES and Jewelry ofall kinds for
sale clieap, by LEVI CLARK.
TEEE. BEAR):--Assortcdsizes. Also
Steel Clasps. It)!‘ ladsios’ ba2=.veiy liand-
some, just rec’tl and for sale at ])isBr:ow’s.
‘$35.7 INTER STRAINED OIL.--A very
' fine article of \-Viriier Strained Oil.jusi
r-eceived and for sale by JOHN IBURRALL.
" UST l£ec’d—'I‘lie proceedings of the
at Court in the City of N York, ftir the trial of
the Right Rev. Betijaniiii 'I‘_. Onderdonk. D. D.
Bishop ofNew York. Joutv A. WEI-zn.
“t HEAR’ Puliiiicatietiis.—Novcls, Pc-
/ ‘ r'it)(IICalS. &t.-. ju.-i l't.'(‘.t:I\.'t;tI and for sale at
New York prices by \V E at II ill Bissi-11.1..
I’. S. All the new novels received as soon as
issued from the press.
C
E. eels at This I
Pounds of very superior Cheese. The
it lovers of good cheese will please to
Call and see them. For sale by
JOHN BURRALL.
PI'E!ll€S..
very fine article of Prunes, far sale bytlie
Box or at l.'etui«.I~,.t-.'il00p at
E’)E2'!<Rl"c‘UIYE.’-[-}lRY.—'.l‘lie cheapest lot of
’ Castor Oil Candy is highly approved of
iiui ion.
BURRALLS, i
A VAIl\b{ABLE MEDICINE.
R. Brandrcfiijfis Vegetable Pills have
proved iliemsr-:,lves an eIfeciu"al assistant
of nature, having cured in the United States at
least one liundred thousand persons of diseases
which had been prt')flOUHi'Ié(I incurable by medi-
cal men ofilie first rank and $li1fl‘lln£-
I_ii no town are'ilie Braiulretli Pills thought
more of than at the town of Mount Pleasant,
or in the village of Sing Sir.'.'. where I have
my estatilisliineiii. The ,,e,5__,,‘,5 \.\ ho are the
signers of the following paper, are _well and
favor-'1ltl_i known in the county of Wbst Chester,
and I anijusily proud of having such .3 testimo-
nial from my follow iovt-nsmeii, and slifill (‘are-
fully' use my best endeavors to retain tli.~."r good
Opllllflnn
\Ve,At'ne undersigned‘, residents of Sing Si.”-.1‘,
‘.Vest—Clii_*ster Co. N. Y. certify mat we limit"
used Iicriyriirizn Braizclrcllfs Pills,tlie Vcgctalile
UIlI\’t€fSUI Metliciiie. inilivitlually, and in our
faiiiiiies, and have found them the best medi-
cine we have ever used. \Ve belicvi: tlirrn to
be deserving of all coufiilemre by the public at
large. W'e have seen the most liciieficial
eff:-cts from their use in diseases ,,‘;Ct1€‘rtJlI_\,':Ct):l
siderctl of an opposite cliaracter. In no trust-
have we seen or heard of any injury from their
use,litii on the t.-onirar_v.ilie most decided benefit.
S A Corey E ‘N Kingsley Levi Peck
Win Dargue Jaines PugsIe\_'Hr-nry Harris
Arlfctl Bridgoir VVITI LZl\\'l'CnC(lS I Jarvis
James Storms A \Vaid M C James Lock
'vV\V A udersori \i‘i7m \Vilk \Vm Show
Get) Sherwootl N Fisher Elisha Rider
Isaac Smith Hervey N-ewell\Vni Lee
Thoinas I3ailt=_vJolin 'l‘ Yoe S M Tonipkins
Janice Mauser \V E Compton S B Mcriiit
Jar.-rib Forshayt} Snowtleri Saml C Nichols
Wilsoii Orr Isaac Nelson J Mulford
G \V Crotrct Daniel Bailey M J Lockwood
Robert Lent Jolin llitclir.-ocl.O Washlinrn
Ewd P Agate S \V Siniih John I3 Lent
‘.Vni Niitlitils .los L Smith Gen \Vasliburri
B Siniih Dan I} IIynardG Van ‘.Vyck
A E Nit-kcrsonRicharil fliilliiislsazic \Voolsey
Levi Furshay l\Iatthew BUIIBFRUIJCH Quimby
E R \Vestr:oaitCliai‘les Lyi'icliAnneF Smith
Eliz Mangum G I} Iilulibell Jas T Collyer
James C 'SmiIliClark Snow Thoas ilI'Clain
Gilbert Color Rebcai‘ilaiigum\Vm Maiigani
lrViri AtchinsonE Jennings Just D Requa
Jacob Acker Abner F Joy JrI\Ioscs Stanton
I-I Geshrey ~ G Connor F Van Zandt
David DclaiicyS Fortnieyer M Lock
N J Greene Squire Griliin E Delvency
Ab‘n'i Miller “"111 Collyer H Deniais
.l M Stephens Anne Sing Nanny Sing"
Peter I. Yoe Step Marshall T Little
L Fortineyer David Mi,CordJolin Barlow‘
Stephen Ayles C A Lewis S Mead
N Wlieeler Abraham HuutWm A Dean
Jas Bridger T E Bridger Levi Philips
I’ Davis Wm Robinson B VV Tunstall
Isaac C Smith VVrn CanipbellThs Mziplcsdeii
G E Saiiton, P M J I-iytler, Farmer
Lorin .Wotl{n)all Wm C0tI(IIll,!_[l.OfI
F R Vredenburgli Thorn Anderson
John A Atchiuson Samuel Van Allen 43
‘ A gents.
George F. Dasltain Norwalk
John \V. Taylor \Veslpnrt
Sherman Smith Ridgt-field
Roswell Hoyt Stamford
Joseph Jennings Sonihport
C Raymond A’. Co New Canaan
Tlio’s B Fanton ..Redding
Jas H Gorliam Darien
Judd &- Barnum Bethcl
®0EflSt€}CI§. & Eiaii
E AVE on hand a full assortment of Gro-
. ceiies Provisions Crockery, &e. which
are offerctl quite cheap. .
New Canaan. Vlart-li Isl. 1545. I0
T0 I§LA.CI&SlIII'l‘§E S.
[IE Subscribers are now discharging a su
pcrior article of
New Castle Coal,
at the South Norwalk Landing. which will be
sold at the lowest market price for ca.-.~li.
'I‘. L. <32. J. R. Pizcic.
Dccmber 30. I844.
FIRE INSURANCE.
IIE citizens of Norwalk, and ofI'«‘a_irfield
County are Iiereby notified that the
\‘tVii::i:u.-.itsburg I~‘i1'c EIISIETIEIECC
C0lEl]!i{!'.I2y,
will insure the various kinds of buildings, and
personal property, agaiiist loss or damage by
fire, on reasonable terms, by applying to l
J. CAMP, Jr. Agent.
Norwalk, Dec. 2. I844. 3in49
ltiutual Sccitiiirity Esa1u':u2cc Co.
New Ilavcri, Cl.
; 1,] B. BENNE'I‘T, Agent. offers to In-
A sum 1)“-clling Houses and IiUIItIIl‘,t1S in
._,e,,c,,,j Wm, ,l,m',- c.m;:=rits against lo~s or dairi-
age bv lire. on terms far pl’l.'IC“'«'.1I.'IBl() any uIIcr-
,€(I by any similar institution. I’ers"iDS0‘V"l”£3
Builtlings. &-.c. b_v applying Imt'lte(IlitICI)/- may
save iliousauds-*ot'dollars, as fire is a hard nias‘-'
ier and tI(:I2]_l.'S dangerous.
Norwalk. Aug. 26th 1844. I 35
PretccE.iotii Kiiiisurancc Co.
I‘IAR'I‘FOI-ll), CT.
X ILLIAM J. STREET, 1I_LfC7tl.t)IIPrSlrJ
insure Houses, Stores, Mills. Factories,
Harris and the contents of each, together with
every similar species ofpropcrty.
A_.2‘(1'l72Sl Loss or Drrrizagc by F2"rc.
The rates ofpremium titfererl, are as low as
those ofany othersiniilar Institution. and every
man lins now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
to protect himsclfagainst this destructive ele-
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps a-
way ilie earuingsofmany years.
Norwallt,Janiiar_y Ist. 1843.
l“€E‘fi’ YOEEEK INSURANCE CO.
Capiralt-—$300,000.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT.
TI-I E public are hereby informed that the
Agent still continues to issue policies and
efihct in/surances upon buildings variously loca-
ted and occupied ; and upon wares and Mer-
cliandize, family stores, écc. contained in them.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call upon
the agent at his residence.
Delay not doing till to morrow, what ought
to be done to day. Ifproperty is \\0rtIl owning
and keeping. is it not worth insuring’!
.l\’orivalk,.i'anuary 1, I844. . 5:2
(3 A P I '1‘ A L $300,009-
THE NEVV YORK
C0l1I.l‘ibllI'.i0nShi]) fire Insurance Co.
1'/isu.7‘c Dwc/lifno-/i0u.s‘cs and Builrlings in
general. llIci'clm.mlisc, House/iolrl_ Furni-
lu/re, S/rips building, S/'i.ips' in Port and
Port marl t/Lair Cargoes, (mil every,
rlescriplioii. of per°simu.l .Prope'rl'i/,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
R. VV. Ii"IAR.TlN, See. J. Siirv'rH Root-zrts, Pres.
The subscriber having received the agency
ofthe above Co. is new prepared to effect In-
surance on any ofthe above described property
on as favorable terms as any other similar insti-
Wi1.x.ui.-.i C. Swirl-:i:'i', Agent.
FOR _Salc or to Reint,...
A Farm situated on Smith’s Ridge,
(so called) i.n.the town of New Ca-
¢—---— naan, containing thirty three acres,
consisting of about eighteen acres of meadow
land, and the remainder in wood. and pasture.
with a House, Barn and other out buldings, also-
a Well of good water, near the. door. This
l'I'0perty will be riflered at a low price, and pay-
inr-nt made easy, should a purclitiser appear.
3 fl ‘lie gtiodias may appear from the Town
l‘v““°"l- - Ltzakmzrt Hov'i'.
New Canaan, Feb ]],]S45_ ,f3,a,.S.
A Sinzaia IF:ll|'fll—-is nllered fur,
: 0 sale very low,consisiiiig ofabout 14;
acrcs. lying on the Dunbui-y road,
liotii three and a hall miles Nortlr
of!‘-3orv.'alk Briilgc. Tliefront is well calcula-
tcd for a builtliiig site, being a lianilst me rich
(hit. The rear is mostly new land. having just"
been clezirvtl, and po.-scssiiig all the native‘
.-vgrcngtb of a virgin soil. The premises are
wtsll Ill(:ItlS€(I with Sllbslantial new some “-3115,,
ant‘ for a lllcclltillll‘, or a person wishing tofarm
it it a small way, would make a most desirable
tiomcstcail. bliotild more larrtl be dtusircd, it’
can Le obtained. either in the imnirdiate vicini-
ll-V 0" -T'lJ"’lHing the above. A pplicaiion may
be made at this otficc.
l ‘= _
i3,._._§_
-I - ....1'T_':
llll
- *6"
A l":v.ii-mi for sale,
C.-ntainiiig iibuut (50 acres vicll pm’-
por ,-toned into meadow, plow pasture
land. Also, abrmi 25}
I
I .
and . wood
a mile from the above. On the first men-'
tinned premises, tl ere is a large two story dwelx--
ling house, wagon house, barn, and a well of
griiitl water near llit‘. door. together with a never
failing stream uliitl: runs through and waters‘
ilie farm. This property is situated in the eas
P3" "l‘Nt?“' Cflllflm‘-. about 5 miles from Nor-
walk, landing, and .I)t?l0n;{S to the estate 0
I«‘reilt-rick Ricltartls. cli:c’sil: Inqiiiro of Samuc
L. Richartls. livingoii the promises, or of
D.-turns Jon.\’, Aduiiaistrztor.
New Caiitiari. Dec. 30. I8-’.l'I. 1'
Fosters For Scale !
‘,?.%55 One ofthc first farms in Faiificld
. '-aim-,“~,:?Q County_. in proportion to its size, is
it_t-:1: now oflered for sale. It is s-roared
one mile from the village, and consists of sixty
acre.-s of first rate laud, uith a large new Dwel-
ling House, and other l~ni.diiigs thereon. Said
farm is well watt-red. and has upon it a fine
young orchard of grafted trees. and is replete
.wiih every convenience. and well worth the
attention oftliose who are desirous of plll‘('Ilfl5-
trig. The title is indisputable. Fortcrrris. t.\‘c.
apply to Chas. A. Hanford. Iiidgelielil; Chas.
lsaacs. I\'orv.'alk. or of the stili.-crilii-r. in New
Canaan. _ ' Wm. DRUDIRIOND.
New Canaan, March 7. 1844. ll
BUHLDHNG L0!s.—A coop-
le of very handsonie Juilding Lois
terms. These lots are 60 feet front and rear
and 200 feet deep. Together they make a spa-
cious and very desirable plot for building pur
poses. Enquire at this office.
SOMETHING ‘NEW.’
T. E..&LsE.E€.EEeeIi’s
BRANCH‘ STORE,
WEST SIDE N0/IEVVALIC BRIDGE
(Near Step/i.e7is0n's Hotel.)
I-IE subscribers have taken a Store in
Thomas’ I)UIl(IIng,Vl'IlI(‘Il has been enlarged
and fitted up in good style, wlit-re they intend
keeping. in C0llI]e('llOn viih their large estab-
lishriieiit at the South Norwalk Landing, the
largest and best assorinient of goods that can be
procorred in the country, consisting of Dry
_(:l«iou's. Groceries. Crockery. ilardwaie. Tin
"Ware, Boots. Shoes, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Wooden and \Villow \’i’arc, die.
Dry Go0<tis.—I3road cloths. cassimercs.
sattinetis, Vt‘SlIll,'-_-‘S, silk V€I\'(.’IS,tIt‘ laiiies, prints,
.<_iiriglian'is, shawls, linens. rilibuns, niuslins,
Ilaiiuels, laces, liosiery. tickiiigs, diaper. liarid.
kcrcliiefs. gIOVt’,S and oilitr articles usually kept-’
in the Drv Goons line.
G.'.'ccc.'.'icS.—Sugar, niolasscs. fl.,ur_. teas,
collcc, rice. clicr-se. lruttcr. raisins. Currants.
crackers. pilot liread, soda biscuit, cocoa, spices.
candles, lard, hams. $ZlIl'..gIllg(.‘l',lllllSl1lI(I,5l8l’C’I’l.»
Salrcrattis, pepper. soap. potash, pork, shad,
niacltcrcl and codlisli. These articles are all of-’
the best q ualiiy, and will be sold low for cash»-
CI‘0ckc:'y.—Cliiria tea and coffee scts.bliio,
blue edged, \\liitc and sprigged plates, of all
sizes; white, sprig, and enameled tea sets;
white and blue CuIItf(‘S; blue. blue edged, and
sprig bakers: blue, blue edged, and sprig plat-
ters; blue, white and mocha bowls; blue, white,
brown and moclio Pitchers; Casters; blue
Norwalk, June 18, 1844. 53-5.
brown, and white Ewers and Basins; Soap and
ilrush Trays, blue and white mugs, preserve
dislies, cut glass and plain tumblers and glass-
lanips, at New York wliolesaile prices.
Hzu'<hv:x:'e.--American, pad, desk. and!
chest locks; cut and Wrought trails. cast steels
and plated hoes, knives and forks, pocket knives
shovels and spatlcs. manure forks. trace and dog
chains, butts and screws, straps hinges, maleav
ble and Norfolk latches, scyihes. coal hods, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Paints and Oills.-—I’ure bellville lead.
extra do.. no. 1 do. do.. venetian red, yellow
oi.-lire. vertligris, ctirome green and yellow, paris
green. black paint, red lead, lamp black, lith-
tage, turpentine, sperm oil, refined lamp. lin-
seed, and whale oils, varnish W/indow Glass
and putty, at prices that cannot fail to please
he purchaser.
Boots and Slitocs.—Men’s calf, kip and
cow hide -boots. men’s kip brogans, men’s,
pumps and slippers, boy’s boots and brogans,
children’s cacks. ladies’ kid buskins, slippers,’
leather boots, écc. '
‘Wooden V§’aI'c.—Tubs. pails, brooms-,
caskets, wash boards,bowl.-,trays, mops, Whisks,
riieasures, bellows, cloilics pins, ladies. boxes
and lzeclcrs.
BI‘ltt'.shes.—\Vliitewash, paint, scrub, hair,
tooth. clothes, blacking. dust, and horse brushes.
Carpets and Rugs, cheaper than ever-
ofiered before.
Sun(lit'icS.—-Tea trays, briiannia tea pots
and lamps. spoons, spectacles. looking glasses,
clocks, leatl pencils. tliimbles, razors, scissors,
shears. combs, tea bells, match safes and soul}.
boxes. .
Also, Manilla and tarred rope, spun yarn,
twine. bed cord, oakum, candle wick, batting,.
grind stones, jewsbarps, marbles, rsail needles
and fish lines, together with a large assortment.
of ready made clothing and hats and caps.
Also. lumber. brick. lime, coal. plaster, Gzc
all of which will be sold cheap for cash,
Principal Store, South Norwalk Landing».
Branch Store West side Norwalk Bridoe_
T. L... 6?. J. R. P‘}?CK,
Norwalk, August 5, 1844.
PASY Rum.—A fine article of Bay RE.
Just received at Bissi-;L1.s
acres of wood au.l pasture lantl lying aim“, pulp‘
situated a.‘.’lIcr‘u-in Placc.’_jtisi below .
.—-1. the village on the west bank of the‘
harbor, are oIIereil tor sale on very favorable '
t.
Norwalk Chronicler