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ED.N‘i'5SD.llY, my 6, 1818.

 

In‘ oinmencing the publication of the GA:
¢ETT ',j_)ublic’cxpi’:ctatlon, in conformity tti
long stablished custom; on ‘similar occasions,
iinquestiouabl will iieiiiiiild of us some ex-

 laiiation of he views and; intentions by
which wt) e guided. _

Adherin , however, to the determination
expressedi the Proposals, and unwilling to
iraise expe ations, or excite curiosity, which;

, -possibly, e may fail to gratify; fl detailed
and proinis ng address will be avoided. By

-its fruits tile paper can be best known, and
tin them must its ultimate success depend.

Laboiiring under numerous disadvanta-
g~es,'which are ever attendant, in a greater or
lessdegree, on the establislimentof» public

journals, the paper may fail in partaking of
that interest, in the commencement; Which ill

a time it may attach to itself: .

e A brief sketch of the proposed plan being

A y _ already before the public; any thing further,

\ with respect to its character, will ,be deemed
superfluous and unnecessary.

In adopting this plan, we have been actua-
ted by a sincere desireof advancing the pub-
lic welfare ; and believingthat this can best
be promoted, by a candid and moderate re-
view of public affairs, it has been thou ht

-best, that violent party discussions shoul be
discarded, and their place‘ substitiied by‘ top-
,ics of more Veneraliiiterest and usefulness. .
 appro atign which has been extended

t if ‘it, and the flattering‘ success which has,thus
_“-.attended- our yolltflflll endeavours, is a
ii’-ce of peculiar gratilication, and will af-A.
fdrd an additional stimulus to our exertions.
 How far, in the future discharge of our du-
,..'-ties, we shall merit orvreceive public patron-
age, time only can dc-termine.—-We shall, at
least, enjoy the satisfaction of having endeav-

V 55 mired to render ourselves-sdeserving of it.

NICHOLS a PRICE.

' — The Legislature of this state commmences its
"spring session. in Hartford, on Tliursday, the
l5th7inst. ’ As this session will probably involve
interests of an unusual nature, we shall embrace
the earliest opportunities of publisliiiig the pro-
oedings. -
Extracts of a letter from a gentleman in the State
* of 0/lio, to his fiiend in‘:/lie lawn, dated .r1/zril

,4, 1818. -
I You are doubtless apprized, that the govern-

- tiient purchased last fall a very extensive tract of

the Indians, known -by the name of the Sandus-

I _ ky Lands, part of the land lyihg iii this State,

part in the Michigan Territory, and part in the

‘ Illin'<:i:;._ 'I'.h1a..lsn~_i¢l¢v~rci'c~wi‘>—r:ned. pu:-.~rio:'.& oficiwr '

latéwar, by the Powtawatomies, Delawarcs,lWy-
~andots and Sent-cas, all living at or near Sandus-
The Powtawatoiiiies, inthe late war, fought

Since the peace, they have been with
the British, and had, no concern in selling the
land. The first payment havin been made to

~ the other tribes, the P(>Vl'l.aWa'iblTl1<.’S, claim a share
of the money. This has been refused on the
ground that they had lost their 'title by a(lllt‘.l‘lllg
to the enemies of A-mearica. They are now pre-

, paring for War. in three moons it comrneiices,
and the parties are} pretty equally matched. Al-
though we have no interest in the contest, and
the" scene of liostilities is far remote from us,‘
yct I pray they may have good succcs.s- on both
‘sides. I have not seennan Indian since I have

- been in the state.

. , ELECTION‘. I
The return of votes for Treasurer and Coun-
, ca), (saysthe Hartford Mercury,of the 28th ult.)
‘ will not "yet enable us to state, witlicertainiy,
 what will be the result relative to the Couiicil.—-
As to the Treasurer, there can be, in our opin:

.i0n, no doubt of the election Of ‘Mr. Spencr {.5

The returnafrom 7:0 towns, withoutincliggli qgihé
scattering votes, give the following result-— ~

For Isaac’ '5/lcnccr, Ji. _ 5694,
Andrew Kmgsburyf 5089 .
Majority I 605

" The towns to be ifeard from, will, we believe,
give a greater difference in favor of Mr. Spencer,
The votes for’Council have been received from

»- only 58 towns. and stand as follows :

“ Jonathan Bruce, 6450
Frederick Wolcott, 7’03O

.6811. Chapman,’ 5971

Elias iI’erki1ls, 4136
William Bristol; 5430

Elijah Boardman, 5028

, Sylvester Wells, 4485
Enoch Burrows, .3708

David Tomlinson, 4670

John S. Peters, _ 4363

James, Lcmman, 3802

Peter Webb, .. 3446
Joshua Stow, 8028
.Moses;'Warrcn, 2374

Galvin Willey, 1085‘

State of partiesiin the next House of Repre-

Ientatives— . —
“ - GO’ll«’ntf6'8’: H8114‘! Féds

HAB.'.rronn', 15. 17

‘ , NEW-Havmifv 16 9
 ‘aw-Loivnoiv, 19‘ 3_ ‘
 FIELD, 28 0 _

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English papers "state that the value of the Flor.
idas to the United States, is of m_ucli_ more im-
portancethan is generally imagined; that by
acquiring tliciili theyiivill get a‘ regular supply
of Pitch, .'l‘ar, Tijipentine; Masts and Ship plank,
besides live-"oak, that after 100 years expostii-'e._
acquires astoiicy hardness; and that in" the pe-
ninsula of East i lmida, '-‘ there is one of the bcsl
and most secure harbors in America, which will
receive from 50 to I00 sail ofthe line,” ' f T

A London paper says the Spanish surveyors
speak unfavorably of the Russian ships; but
they are to .c-ariy 2000 troops to Peru, and 2000
to Mexico. ’

Some Americans in England are said to be ac-
tive in promoting emigrationsar-aiid 250 persons
are engaged for a settlement in Kentucky, heati-
ed by an aged quaker-.

The London Courier says, British overtures
for admitting Amei-ica'n vessels to their Colonies
was l‘t:jt.Cl.C(l, because of a condition that the
British should be allowtd to trade with the In-
dians in the U. States territory.

L’(ldeon Theatre at Paris was destroyed by
fire March 20. Five dead bodies were found in
the iuins. and several firemen were hurt.‘ A
thief uhowas pursued, threw himself into the
flames. Most of the wardrobe was consumed.

F reach papers abound with accounts of earth-
quakes and other natural phenomena, which con-
tinue to strike the various nations of the Conti-
nent with terror. .

On the night of the 22d and 23d ult. an
Earthquake was felt through the whole of Italy.
The shock was more violent than was ever before
known. In the commune of Alasoria, two hou-
ses were overihrown. ‘ ,

The recal of some of the French exiles is said
to be decided upon; and amongst others, Mar-
shal Soult will not merely be restored to France,
but reinvested with his Marshal's baron. "

There had been several large failures in Got-
tenburgi '1 he names of ten are mentioned in
the London papers, and amount to two millions
240 thousand dollars l ,

England. Spain, Portugal, and Holland, have
agreed to allow a qualified search of each others
vessels, to detect such as may be employed in
the.Slave Trzide. ‘ ‘

London. Marc/i 27.—Thc ships for the North
Pole do not sail from Deptford until’Monday.'——
The officers and men are to receive two months
pay in advance. V

The floods have been so great about Oxford.
that the city looks like a floating island. The
navigation of tlieThaines by barges is entirely
stopped. ‘

Accounts from Por.-ziu-Prince, state the death
of the Eresitleni ./1(r:randcr' Petion, who expired
on the 29th of .‘v_l-.irchi Gen. Boyer was chosen
his successor. It was feared Christophe would
take advantages of Petion’s death, to atlackthe
ilace, which was, however, in the best state of

we learin by agentleman from Nedpv-Orleans,"
that Mr. Edward Livingston has sold "to the Cor-
poration of that city, his title to the,well known
Baltitre, for the sum of 250,000 dollars.--ib.

 

Soiithern papers continue to speak of the se-
vere frost aboutilie 320th of April. In Georgia,
South Carolina, Scc. the cotton which-was up,
was nearly destroyed. . . ‘

' Inptiie East Indies, the ‘l3_i'ilish iiave obtained a
number of victories; and thoiigyi the natives

were of considerable force in some parts, the war

was ooiisidert-d to be nearly at an end.

 

Vile undeistantl that Com modoré Macdonough
is appointed to the command of the Gun-iere,
which is on the eve of departure for Petcrsbiirg,
to take out Mr. Campbell, as ministerto Russia,

. in the place of Mr. Pinckneyl.-r—-Eve. Pdati

Case of Gen. Stark.--Among the last business
of Congress, a pension of sixty dollars per month,
during life, was granted to this revolutionary vet-
eran, who is now ninety" years old. Jour.

Frederick Jacobson, who was under sentence

;.pf_d_e_a.th for sinking the ship Aristidesyhas re-

ceiv,é'd;“a' pardon from the President of the Uni-
ted stzittg-—-Jtc Y. fzafz.

‘ . ‘ ’ ‘‘“r.l——--—eb-:'.z-$C--—--
’ , _ ,f_ .M./IRRIED. . —

‘In New Canaan, by the Rev. Daniel Smith,

Mr. Hawley Olmstead of Wilton, to Miss Harriet-

Smilh of the former place.

In Wilton, by the Rev. Silvanus Haight, Mr.
William. Fitch of New Canaan, to Miss Mary
Cole of the former place. ‘ ‘

C p nfin.
At Staunton, Virginia, Capt. James Clark,

I formerly of Danbury, aged 40.

,. .. Hare FOR SALE, 1‘. ii, ‘
Paints, <O1ls, Brass, hauls,

 Glass, & Iron IIl0Ilg€I'?:,
;, x ‘L of all sorts. .ai'ilsa;_ _.; ‘
.Wugs'0n_ 8; -Camragt Zfyre.
- r ‘ " of the first quality: _ "

, Tlzcy likewise nianufliclure, and kc:/z cos.

9 r V » slantly on /mind, «< '
fiAxes, Broad Axes, ,-[Ai1z,
A T‘ Drawing Knives, "

~ Cooper’s Tools, I-,
Together with almost every description of

Edge» Tools. 

ALso. for sale. a quantity of’ 5'

Clear Pine BOARDS}.

‘E/Vorwalk, Ikfay 5.

NeW& general assortment ‘hf

}' GROCEIES, I

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, --5.’ niang 'w/iic/i t/1e_/ollo7vingv"Eo"1n/z‘i‘i.iL-t-‘a.’/ifzrt ."" i '

. of every description,

Jigs? rrceitled and for ‘Sale’, by the .9ub.rcr§'_/7_g‘f_i,fJi, ‘cl-‘3 

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 s*roi\ii«j.cU‘rT1Ne.

 sufiifi,-fiber ..e",p.jci l'ul‘|_) iiiforiiis the pub-

lic, ei,,.?‘i,¢ has lately i'el;ii’ive't_l,f,-i)iii \.\.‘,,sli.
ingthn to Danhu'y, \iVl1't§l‘c.!l1§'I.lIlt‘.l_|(l'~ cai'i‘_vn_ig on
,hc.abo,,e business, ' ._i_\-iiig a l.5rg-e aii(l_'extcn-
sive assortment of the -firs!‘ qu.ili 3; __i.)_l;~Sll)l'le on
hand, and constantly rectiviiig adtliiiiinsythercio,
he [$3 cnalilecl to l‘llll')i°.l1‘_V I I.“ .'_ ‘ .
Gra/tie, ‘ ’ ones;
on reasonable terms, and
at mepshm. _5 notice. Oideis lcl't‘\\ith him.- at
30,233,’ (§(:EallC(l,) _iiear Mr. l'I.liy.i'h ilenedict’s,j
will meet with imnicdiaie a teiiii.~i__n.

. = Efiivienn PR-ICE.

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.. _J_-_§_swSr_e__._,(:'..i.11‘-tis V 
R-;ESPECTFUI4LYlnfUl‘IHS his old customers
’ '/ that he continues to carry on the busint-.ss 0
' Saddle, Haaiitess; and
t Trtlnk-ilfakiitg
at his shop, near the Bridge in 'Norwalk, where
those who favor him with their custom, can have
it done on shett notice, and modefaite terms.

_ The subscriber iivould likewise inform those

who have open accounts with liiiii‘, that he is de-

J.8.'~MAi(:A 8! -rind Hyson. 1 ;~_
St. Croix E RUM‘ Young Hyson, 
Cbgniab ' -— I-lyson Skin, 8:’. 3*«*3"' j_, ‘
&§idu %BRANDY. Eouchong J 5, 3.),
G) , ump. ‘ 

' d B " 8: SUG'AR""
Shf:riirr’i~aiil i ‘VINES Cdfcvhtffa 
MOLASSES, , Coffee, 
SALT, Pepper, ‘L?-
CKED-FISH, IS‘-llspice, J, y l
“;:::.:r; 
Macaboy, , ‘ Box and keg Raisin 3.
:a£:pe¢,h SNUFF. f)l‘T$l1d(gl‘al‘lgll:S;’.~,"’//

., otc dan tarci
_ Segars, Pipes. Spanish Indigi),

Windsor Soap, :£:;Vc(!lT_::;a;l{(:Ib'°l<1:.!, _

Bar Soap, _
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or country Produce. ASA LOCKWOOD.:

his Distillery uu the moth of inst. May.

' Maya, 1318; _ _

E.

Accommodation Packets,
I ‘ TO SAIL
From Ebenezer D. Hoyt’s Landing, at Nor-
walk: for Peck Slip, .N‘ewiYork':

SLOOP ELIZA, Psnnovnnv, Master,
7 ILL commence sailing. from the above
landing, on Tuesday, the lfith day of

.. (next, and return on Saturday.
 urdt ‘>21’?!-v.!Xt‘1",“ ~.IJ.é-_c,'ui-v,*~:’5&dl¢I', “ I
Will sail bn Thursday, and return on Tues-

da . -.

 Sloo/2 U’./VIO.N', Brawn, Master,

,VVill sail on Saturday, and return the Thurs-
day following ; each vessel performing their
weeklyirips through the season. ’

For freight or passage apply to the subscriber,
or to either the Captains on board of their re-

spective vessels. _ _ _ _
y _ _ E. D. Hort‘.
Norwalk, March 5th, lslii. '

For C atskill and All) an-y.
 Saturday the I 6th inst. tli‘e sloop

ORBIT, DANIEL K. Nitsii, mas-
ter, will ‘sail for Catskill and Albany.

Those
who wish to send for LUMBER, will please to
foi'wai'd tlieir . orders accordingly’. Families
wishing to send their elfects. and passengers, will
meet with every ‘accommodation. Apply on
board, or at the Store of
‘WILLIAM J. STREET.

N. B. As the subscriber is expecting to send
a vessel to Middle-town and Hartford, after Lum-
bar, on or about the 28th inst. orders for eastern
Lumber will likewise be received and attended to.

Norwalk, May 5. W. .l§' S.

For Sale or to Let,
.6! good two story Dwelling-House,
LEASANTLY situated in the central part
of the village of Stamford, Conn. attached
to which is a large and commodious Coach ma-
ker’: shop, in which the Carriage making bif-
sitiess has long been carried on. There is on
the premises a good well of water, a, garden,
large barn, and three acres of excellent plough
Land, with a line orchard thereon, bearing a
choice selection of fruit.-
“F or further information, apply to the subscri-

£:' - her at Middlesex, in Stamford aforesaid.
WEEKLY .A1.M./1.N‘.r1CK.‘ ~ HENRY BATEs_
Mn. | en‘. | es. |t‘ii.3is. ;Apri_l;28.~ * _ _ 
6 Wednesda 4 58 7 2 8 43 ‘ ..
7 Thursdayy '4 56 7‘ .4 9 _4-6 . For Sale;
8 Friday 4 55 77 5 '- 10 44 ‘ NEW and elegant two story ‘Dwelling-
9 Saturday 4 54 7 5- 11 33 -' House and Garden, with a well of good
10 Sunday ‘ 4 53 '7 7 morn. water within a few feet of the House; likewise
ll Monday 4 52 l 7 8 O 24 a large Store and Dock. Said property is situ-I
I I2 'l‘ties'd'dY . 4 5‘ 7 9 1 2 atéd on theeast side of Five Mile River harbour;

r Norwalk Packet. ,
Tliendw, superior“, fast sailing
”’Sloop' PACKET; ' ‘

Saniual Daslcom, master,

IS intended solely for the _accor'nmod‘ation of V

Passengers. having three elegant and spa-'
cious cabins, with 45.’ births. The .pr9prietoi_~s
assure their friends and the public, that no exér-'
tions will be spared for ‘the accommodation of
passengers. The bar will lie we'll furnished with
the best of Liquors, ‘Wine: f'oi'ter, 81c. She
will leave Norwalk every Tuesday and Satur-
gay, and New-York? on =Mondays and Thurs-

ays. I '

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_ ‘bitter situation for the establishment

,.a_ndit is presumed cannot be surpassed by any’
of the mer-_
cantile and marketing business.‘ “For. further
particulars enquire of the subscriber living on

' the premises, from whom the purchaser will re-'

ceive a good" and indisputable title, and immedi-
fate possession given. '
N¢,pwaii,,__ (,1f_i,_.»,_"1viii_,-, River) _Api'i‘l. 15,1818.
 , Bark,’ Hides", &c. q _ q

A ‘ASH sad; highest price paid for all kinds

r a of o,AK-sank, ,'lil.Dl:‘-S‘ SSA;-F-‘

- sirblis of a settlement.‘

N. B. The subscriber will receive CIDER”at —

GE-RSHOM RAvivi'oNn.~' if

May 5.

‘if , Thomas Green;
 t . , FROMLONDON,
Wlfatch and . Clock Maker, Silver Sniith and
 ._ Jeweller; ‘
 RSPECTFULLY iiiforinti his friends and
‘the piiblicin general; that he has taken a
Stand fin Norwalk, near the Bridge, tli’: from part
0.5 -Mr-E 1-7l"atli’an Beers-’a Stem, where he. carries
09 the ilpbove business in all its varioi'i's branches.
Those wgho will please to favor him with their
C0mil}5m'€lS=, may depend on their work being
dime In lllfiw best manner; with piinciuality and
dispalclic "i‘,l‘he smallest faivbiir will be tlianka
fully atikm-.i.'!’.-«i;’dg't:d, by Tiioiii/is Giisiziv.
'N- B- ‘Repeaiting, hoi-izontal, patent lever and
duplex Vvatchcl-s ; with all kindsof Clocks.

May 4. _ -._ , fl
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ash
‘TIMOTHY W. V,dJVD.ERBIL_T,-

Shoe lijusiness

in all its various branches,‘ neaiflthe Bridge in
Norwalk ; where he intends 'keepiiiig ah _aggefi~g.
ment of “the most fashionable Lailieys and Gem
tlcmen’s BOOTS and SHOES, wliit:-.h will be
sold at reduced prices for Cash. From ilqr ex.
perience in his line of business, 'he llaIIC7i’S"l‘l‘l|'no
self; that for goodness of work, qual,i.»ty oi’ stuifl‘,
and neatness of fitting, his will be equal to, if no.’
duperior to any in the place;
fully received and punctually attended to.-

_ May 4-. .

" Shingles at Auction: . ~ ,

ON the 23 inst."und_er the Store lately occu-

pied by S. R. Gz'bba,. 50 Thousand ‘.32 inch
Cyprus SHINGLE, in lotsto suit pur'chasers.———
Sales to’ commence at 2o’clock, If. M. May 6.

./It a Court of Probate C/I01 den at Norwalk, on the
 H 301/1 day flfzril, l8l8.

HEREAS .Rb‘swi-:Li. REED, Administra-

tor on the estate of Moses VV. Reap‘,

late of said Norwalk, deceased, has represented

insolvent; and insufficient to pay the debts due
and owing therefrom: It is therefore ordered-,
that notice be given to all persons concerned,
that they appear, (if they sec: cause,) at the Pro’-
bate ofiice, in said Norwalk, on the lirst Monday
of June next, at 10‘ o'clock lorcnoon, when Coma
missioners u_iill}be ~a'ppoinie<l to receive, exam'in'e,
and adjust t.h'e_diaims aguiiist said estate.‘
‘ «By order, W’. M. Bx'r"f's, Clerk-.
HE I-Ion‘. Court of Probate for the Disiiics
of Norwalk, has limited six months fi‘o'i«i's
this date, for the creditors totlre estate of Dirirhla
I'Izl12ting‘tori,“latc of Nciiv-tlzniaaii, de‘ceas'ed*, to
exhibit their Claims against Salli estate‘. "l‘h‘o‘s"ie‘
who do not exhibit their Claims within‘ that pea.
riod, will bedebarrecl a legal recovery. . ‘
_ SAMUEL C-02¢’!-S"l‘0CK," 1£x‘c'cu:or'.
New-Canaam‘ 4th May, l8l8.‘ _ -;_ A’
' I-IE annual Convention of the Protestant
.Episcopa} Chiirch of {his_yState, is to be
holden agreeable to the (ionstitutiogfg on the i‘il'st
Wednesday of June next, iil’.}§"l-..\i'-ill be l_‘5riilgc-
port, i at whicli time, iogeiigsi with the usual
business, the subject of an Episcopate for the

 

’ .Ghiui'ch: in this State will be open for discussion.

By order oft-he Slandiiig‘ Committee,
'l‘;'i.t'.‘o'"'rsoit l5it_oNsoN,
l’iiiii.o SHELTON,

A ,_ ’_ Asiinisi. BALDWIN.

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si<;1.Ns, by JOHN £‘i’E«RSl.E.Y.
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" <2iULI),.iii‘:=.~~3ri~‘ .i.i,;,_'5_it-im‘.i,. and dig,‘ public
' in general, that li‘e"",lias commenced the‘,

All orders t-hank- ~

WILL BE sou) .~a1' PUBLIC .ai7o1'Ic.iv')'

to this Court, that the estate of said .glece.1sed' is ‘

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