<<y , /• * ,•" 3i: f ^ta-i<s\k <+* - *. ^r ,>* *j * 'sv/^vi ' .'' " ,i .-rWifji Y.'.V-&$ -••v* "•f\1 4\ j ?' " is", j,\' VOL. VIII. NO. 11 NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1825 WHOLE NO. 367 &^£&ssE! . MDRE LUMBER. SPRING GOODS: )<><><><XXX>0<><X><>00<><>000<X # VALUABLE POTTERY, fee. - v; A Superior Assortment of OTREET fe JAMES havfe received an ad- PUBLISHED SIR FOR SALE, on reasonable STREET fe JAMES , > S SV'lUSVG G00B8, M ^ ditional supply of LUMBER, which they J'';/ ' iS. W.BENEDICT. V; terms, that valuable fe pleas­ A RE THIS DAY opening a new arid; offer at their usual low prices. '' 1 Of the first quality and latest importations, 1 W ant situation known by the name 4* superb assortment of FANCY AND ALSt)—STONE LIME constantly ont \ TEHMS.—-T O Dollars per artniini, payable just ree'd fe for sale on the niost reasonable ______ of " The Village" lying about a STAPLE GOODS, principally bought hand and for sale sis above. • May 2. ' Quarterly. Mail subscribers irt advance. terniSj on the Cheap, side of the Bridge, by ADVERi'rsfestENTS,,leSs than a square, 75 mile from the Old Well,in Norwalk, and con­ before the late advance in prices, which will sisting of two large Dwelling-Houses, a large enable them to sell at their uiual lottr rates.— ELI B. BENNETT; REMOVAL. cents; asqrtarfe, $1 fl& for three insertions. Pottery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a good Their Customers must excQse theiri for not Consisting in part of the following articles: C MITH fe WILSON h^ve removed to the Store and Barn, with o'her buildings, a good being as particular as 'some of their neighbors CUPER blue, black, olive fe mix'd Cloths' ^ New Store o'if John Burrall, a few rods Wharf, and 20 acres of land. For further in mentioning the number.of pieces and yards and Cassimeres; striped Cassimeres; Sat- westv of the Bridge, where they will be happy If Watch-Making,Jewelry <Sf particulars inquire of BENJAMIN ISAACS. - comprising their Assortment; let it stiflice tihetts ; Velvets ; Bang-up Cord, of a very su­ to wait upon their friends and customers.., _ fi&. t $iker~Smith Establishment. Noiwalk, April 11, 1825. - 7 that they have quite as many Goods, whibh perior kind : Bombazines ; Crapes of various Norwalk,.May 2d, 18251 fe .•••? can be seen for nothing and bought with Mo-, kinds ; Silks, a variety of patterns and quali­ f LEVI CLARK & CO. FOR SALfe, New Goods. ney, by calling at the Old (and we like to ties ; Bobbinet Laces,wide fe narrow ; Thread small Farm lying in the and Cotton Lace ; fig'd fe plain Book Mus­ TUST received by SMtTH fe WILSON* A {own of New Canaan about have said cheap) establishmentWEST SIDE THE BRIDGE, where may be found lin ; fig'd Swiss do; Mull Mull, Jaconet and a large and handsome assortment of Cali^ they have commenced one mile South of the meeting-* Superior black Canton Crape; black, white Cambric do ; Irish Linen, Linen Cambric fe coes ; plain and fig'd Gro'tleNap and Levan­ the above business at house, on the load leading to and green French do.; white fe green Gauze Lawn ; black and col'd Bombazettes ; black tine Silks ; brown do-, do. do.; Dress Hdkfs. % thfe STORE adjoining Five Mile River and Rings Eijd Landing.-4 Veils ; black and brown Gro de Nap ; figured Circassian ; Vesting of all kinds, of a superi­ black Levahtine Hdkfs.; Fre rich and Italian Messrs.Street&tJames, Said Farm contains about 80 acres of Land,> Crapes ; «white Gai$e Veils ; Irish Linen ;— Levantine ; black India ^nd French Sdtin ; or quality ; a general assortment of Calicoes, where they will keep with a good House, Barn, and Cider-mill India and French Levantine Silks ; blk Sin- of the latest patterns; Furniture Chintz.very India and German iiagg Hdkfs.; plain Book __ constantly on hand a standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor­ Mtislin ;elegant fig'd book do.; fig'd Lenoe ; chews and Sarsrie|; green, pink straw and elegant; Fancy silk Hdkfs ; Grode Nap do 5 tioned with orchard, meadow, plough, pasture Thread Lace.; assortment of Vestings ; plain keneral assortment of Silver Table and Tea white Florences j^ftlack Canton Hdkfs; Silk silk and. cotton Flagg do; German Flaggs : and tvotfdland; is well, watered, and. a fine fe furniture Dimity ;black Circassian ; black Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Cream & Salt Spoons, flagg and plaid Hdkfs.; Fancy hdkfs. ; Irish black and white silk Gloves ; white and col'd stand for a mechanic. £uld Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings, Linen, Lawns, anrf^iinen. Cambrics ; Mull, Kid do; Men's Beaver do ; Ladies'fe Gentle­ and colored Bombazetts \ Apron Checks ;~ ! MERCY HANFORD. fig'd Gro de Nap fe Cashmfer^ Hdkifs.; Crap® Ladies' Ear Ornaments, Finger Rings, Jaconet, Cambric and Book'Muslins,a hand­ men's Hosiery ; Ginghams, Checks, and A- New-Canaan, Mar 1st. 3$roaclfes,&c. Silver mounted Spectacles with some assortment; Gfass Muslin for Ladies' merican Muslins; blue silk Velvet; black Lisse ; Love hdkfs.; fancy cotton Shawls;—- ivhite and green glasses, Steel do. and cases, assortment of cotton arid worsted tiosiery ;— "'POLET, a convenient Dwel- Hals ; Thread, bobbirifett and Cotton Laces ; Tabby do; silk Braid of various kinds; GympS, Coral Beads^Thimbles, Scissors, fee. togeth­ Ladies and Gentlemen's black and coloured ling House, within a short black Thule Lace ; white do. plain fe fig'd ; assorted colors; Dimity; Bed Ticking ; Reeds er with an assortment of Gilt Watch Seals, horse skin Gloves; Kid doi; Beaver do. £ distance of the Bridge. Inquire silk and Tabby Velvets^; assortment Calicoes for Hats ; blue and yellow Nankeen; Velvet Bang up Cord; blue and yellow Nankeens ; Keys, and Trinkets. of P. PRICE. some at 12 1-2 cents per yard ; ladies black Ribbons; cotton Cassimere ; Fustian for Pan­ Silver English fe French WATCHES. Florentine Stripe; domestic and imported Norwalk, March 28, 1825. 5 and white silk Gloves ; white and col'd Kid taloons ; Tom fe Jerry Stripes; Flannels ;— ' Spoons, Masonic Medals, Notarial Seals, : do.; black horse skin and Castor do ; gentle­ Baize ; Stiffners for Cravats ; coat and vest Ginghams} green Baize; red do. j fine wjijto &tc. made and engraved in the neatest man- Flannel; Paper Harigings; Gilt and Silk HEMCyV&i,. men's Buckskin and BeaVer do ; Hosiery, a Buttons ; Ribbons of all kinds, fee. fee. Buttons ; black fe blue Clothes fe Cassimeres; rier and at short notice. general assortment; 6-4, E?-4, 5-8 Diapers ; ALSO—A large assortment of GROCE­ CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully re- TI/IRS. M. A. SELLECK has removed her Satiudtts; low priced a^d fine Cambric Mus­ Fancy RiGSons; furnitur^ Chintz; black RIES. CROCKERY, 4'c. MILLINERY Establishment to the :4t- lins ; assortment of Ribbon:;; Brown Musliii paired and warranted. Bombazine; Inserting Trimmings; Light Norwalk, April 25. CASH, and the highest price paid for, old building lately occupied by Dr. Ansel Hoyt, for Ladies' Hats, fee. fee. \ ' Ginghams ; victory and other Robes for dres­ next door to the store she formerly occupied, Norwalk, April 19. GOLD and Slt-VER. M ses ; Merino Shawls ; fine Shirtings ; Real WEW GOODS. •%* WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN SIL­ where her customers are respectfully invjted SUPERFINE BLUE AND BLACK- GLOTHS ; VERSMITH,who can be well recommended. to call. Norwalk, April 11. SPRING ASSORTMENT. Kew G'oo&s fine, black, blue, and olive do ; blue, mixed fe —CMap.for Cash - • Norwalk, April 18,1825. 8 James Mallory MILLINERY. striped CASSIMERES ; blue> and black (CHARLES HURLBUTT, at the old AS this day received from New-York a ^ stand of Sainuel Jackson fe Co. has re­ OLD LINE. • jl/!RS. M. A. SELLECK has just received mixed SATINETS ; Bombazetles and flan-, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. " nels ; Bangup and Bangall Cords, some very H very choice selection of DRY GOODS, cently returned from NewYork with a general from New York a general assortment of consisting, in part, as follows:— assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCE- . GOODS in her line, which she confidently superior ; domestic Plaids ; stripes, shirting and sheeting; Suspenders; Purple-fe Chintz Black and blue BROAD CLOTHS and R1ES, HARDWARE # CROCKERY— expects will give satisfaction to purchasers : CASSIMERES; Sattinetts; Bombazettes; The assortment being laid in for the conven­ consisting of BLACK fe YELLOW LEG­ Shawls ; dark Imitation do ; Russia sheet­ ings ; checks, buckram, white, cross bar'd fe Bombazine ; Calicoes, a good assortment ; ience of the Public, and the exertion whicn HORN HATS fe GIPSIES, sdtne bf su­ Furniture Chintz ; black Levantine ; Sin- was made in the selection of' the Goods and ACCOMMODATION PACKETS, perior quality; STRAW HATS & GIP­ plain Cravats ; Wilmington Stripes ; Wel­ lington do. dark ; Cotton Yarn and Candle chew and Sarsinett ; blue, white, and pink their quality,requires the immediate attention : To sail from the Landing of Hoyts 8f Co. SIES, together with a good assortment, of Florences ; black Canton Crape; black,white of my customers and thfe public. Parents . JVorwalk, for Peck-Slip, New-York. fashionable RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL Wick; blue and yellow Nankin ; Dorchester and other Ticks ; Cotton Flaggs ; white sat­ and green French Crape; Fancy Silk Hditfs; and masters may depend on having the same N Tuesday, 22d irist. the Norwalk Line FLOWERS, BANp-BOXES, fee. fee. black silk and other Vestings ; Irish Linen ; aittention paid to their children as if they O of Packets will commence running ac­ ALSO, an assortment of CALICOES, tin ; Cotton Cassimere; black silk Valen- tia and other Vestings; Padding,sewingsilks; Linen Cambric Hdkfs ; Long Lawn ; Cam­ werij themselves present. cording to their usual summer arrangements, very elegant, FOR SALE as above. bric, Jackonet,Mull fe Swiss Muslins ; Book N. B. Cash or country produce will be the CITIZEN, Capt.