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. 7Aiu"rcLu‘7‘th-—RELIGIQJV2 . - .
.. . ,§ -,__,_-It being..th-eflg],-t_. and duty ot ._all , men to!
~ ~\vu‘rsliip the-supreme Being. the gP¢?atC*'?3‘°‘“‘*"d
~ Preset-ve"r of the uh‘i‘vi-;r,_se, in the mode most con-
—.515,¢m with. the dictates of their cortsciences‘; no
2 person-shall be compelled’to~joiu or support, nor
by"’law be ,class_ed‘with, or associated toany con-
— gt-egatioh, church or religious,associati'o3§".' Apd
.‘ each and every soeietyiitijidenomitiation of chris-
" tians’ in this state,'shall*h'ave and enjoy the same
-fand-cqual-powers, rights and privileges ;. and
shall have power and authority to support and
~ ma-intain':the -Ministers-or. Teachers 0f'their re-
, spective denominations, and to build. and repair
* houses fforipublic worship, by a tax .0n:the mem-
ef the respective societies‘ only, or in any
~ -‘ot-lier manner. V . '_ -_
'§'2. If any pet‘son‘cltooses to separate himself
from the society or denomination of christians to
; which he may belong‘, and shall leave;a.,written
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~ expences, whiclrmay be.inc-urredbyilsaid society.
,---[-IV.e”1'tt:1;c not room/brtt/re remaining‘ articles this
. pa,-Twa,,»,(-; _.../lift. 8:12, relates-, to Eclucatidfi--Con_firrn8
. : 1/zc‘-1/tartar of ‘Yale College, arid I/ZEHSI,‘/l00l‘1"Z£7vld
- .—lo‘l1e.a/z/1rafi'ria‘ted'to.t/zc oujl/tort t>f'j2ub?iC ,0?‘ 9'07"‘
man Scltools. Art. .9111, relates to Imjn-a‘c/zment".9.
-Ars.-«tom contains :Ize"Cvfenr'7.'a'1 Provisions. 536-
And Art. lliiz, jzroziides. ,./br_tlzc oazcnnlzltcflt '24’ fit‘-‘
. -—-—-:'.t-®®9‘.:-cI---- .-
Nonromt, -Aug." 26.. ~
—On —'l‘uesday ‘last as a
Melancholy Disaster.
" ,-‘small-sloop rigged vessel from Jamestown was
-«coming down the river with’ passengers for Nor-
- -afolk, she was struck with a suddeniflaw of - wind .
. off Hog.-"Island, and immediately capsized and
filled with water. The prssengers were-a-Mr.
Beaston, his wife and their two children, who had
been residing a short time at Jamestown, and '
were coming to settle; in this place. Atthe mo-
ment' the "vessel capsized, Mr. B. andhis wife_
were sittingtogether in’-the cabin, directly under
, the.hatch.w-ay ; their eldest little boy about three
years of age was standing between them, and the
, youngest, an infant, laying in its mother’s lap.-—.
. .5.'_].‘he, next moment, and they wereall overwhelm-‘
ed in.the-watery element. The hapless .mother
alone; survives to recount the horrors of the scene
anelfinourn over the wreck of her happiness.‘ A
» ' . Aug. 27. A ~ -
T/re Inquisiziori.-—Capt. Stevenson,‘ of the brig
.?svig_ator, andthe gentleman who came passen-
V . out with him, state, “ that it is really the -case
that a duty of l'our_dollars has been laid on all ves-
sels arriving at the Havana, to raise a fund for
tlteoupport of thelnquisition, and that the: Nav-
igatora was -compelled -to pay it. , And that inde-
pendently of this Inquisition duty, anothcr- had
been recently laid, offifty cents per ton, on all
foreign ‘vessels, indis¢riminate_l.y,_ which the Nav-
.- igatdr had also to pity-—-’l‘he"sh'i§p Qenerawl .._I,ac_k-;‘
on. _ from Charleston, was tthe ffirst‘ vesse,
nairi Tlatter‘ ta)t‘_,_a"t1_%_lj_e£ciL:
I tat-.imy“r'fi«éott -ting"n=.—* , , ,
.—' Syzanislz Patrz'ot;s;—-Trinidad papers from-_
1,’ th to the 22d of ,.lulyi_ii’t'e, received” by the
§g‘gt§fil_SC’hP. VVilliam. . --A gentlemen who came
' brought to Trinidad "by a Colonel English,a ‘
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’,.pa7ss‘e_u‘ge't- in the Willem,’ informs, that it"~was"
--., .- ..-notice thereof with the Clerk--of suclisociety, he
};-'gh;;t1 thereupon be no longer liable for any future
A" British officer in the patriot services This ofiiceri
‘ stated, that there had been several battles fought,
and much skirmishing between the contenditig
parties, in all of whic,h the patriots were victori-
. oils, and had finally ‘possessed themselves of the
entire command of the plains and compelled the,
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All British officers who were arrested last winter‘
in Philadelphia, under a process from the author-
ity of the U. States, had arrived in Venezuela
. and joined the Patriot army. Mr. Clay’s celebra-
ted speech onthe subject of our relations with
South America, had been translated‘ into the
Spanish language, and was read generally at the
heads of the Patriotic regiments amidst the must
dnthuastic a"pplause. ’
xzract Q/'¢z"‘Ietterdaltcd St T/zomas, 6!}; /1143‘.
i “ From the Ma_inewc~havc very little news.-—
,; Ito seems, however,.prctty certain, that Bolivar
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'be»commanded byfive Lieut. Generals, namely
‘Pacz, Arismendi, Bermudas, Gregor M‘Grcgor,
and Marina the latter, however, it is said, is
inn: well disposed towards the present order of
things. Gen. Gregor .M‘Gregor has ascended
the Ororoke with about 600 English recruits;
and several vessels have arrived at'Augustura
from England, tvitlfevery thing necessary. Isaw
halist in thehands of one of the gentlemen con-
cemcd in these supplies‘ ;-—-,it stands thus’-:--frgm
England 12,000 muskets, 800 quintals of pow.-
rdfip, a large quantity up ball _cartt'i5lg,es._g,.,ilints,,
‘lead the. Sec. Completeonifornis for -13,006 men,
with every .neces'sary article appertaining to such
a corps. ._§.:9_l‘llplCl¢ ‘armour, ‘mountings, &c. for
2000 cavalry. A Besides this a-great quantity of
pot-.'der,.25'D0 muskets, and a complete and nu-
_met‘ous train of light artillery has been sent_to
t',*Augustura by Brion. This I know to be afact.
,_—ll' this does not put. the -Independ.ents,._in*. a situa-
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most glorious manner, they.iviilriha‘rtlly deserve
the name-of -men; "Gen. Murillo -pdjsitively has
"not more than about 1500 old Spanish troops left,
, and the rest Creoles, on whom he cannot depend.
./ Old: Spaitvcannot furnish more men ‘and. money,
’ .and it seemsthatthe adventurers _from Europe
are tleltermined to e_stablish_ the ind_epen_dence of
Vencztiela, in spite of thevinhabitants of the coun-
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. jl3.it1E,(Penn.)_‘Augu,st 15, 1-818.
- '..-C_drioujsfl Ser/z'c_r_;r.._Orange Babbctt, of this
-..».p1.,‘qe,a few days since .killed_ and opened a large
.-.v£,:g/3118?‘/1c‘t2d Srzake. A great‘ number‘ of young
ones ran out, these he also.ki_lle5£ls alldfamong the
‘.1:-est found t'J'I‘le,al')0It‘; 5l‘incl_te‘_s,-in length xvitlh-two
f?fiead.v. Douh,‘<:: headed's’rfakes__hja’ve been seen,’
t if we .ntista’ke not, it .h'a's” ’u§ver"been ascer-
fithined, to a certainty here_to£ore,..that they -w_¢re_
ifiht a- distinct species. " ' " ' .
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~ 'Tolerati;on_ Tifckeu:
‘ The following gentlemen were elected to-stand
freeman in _A_.‘pril;—-from this nomination the’,
frecmen‘ are by law_required pn 'the,2.lst..Sej_z_te_t‘n-
»6cr,(freemeti’s meeting)'to";'elect seven persons
as members of the "next Congress. I '
.Io1zatha1t'_0. Jfoseley, * David Belles,
;S'i1ncan H. ._}l3liiter”
-Gideon’ Tomlimon
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[ Orange Jlferwmz
James‘ Ste.-L-ens
Jolm Russ .. _
John T. Peters ., f
Ralph ’_I. I1I.g6‘rs0ll:
;S(1’l_ll7t'€l .22. Foot'_ 1 Jlnsel Sterling.
,Eli‘slza 1’/Lclps ' [|(Jal‘oz'n.‘ IVilley’.' ' ‘_
_.;}"o.z'/or Barber , " ‘'1 Elisha Tracy. '
NOMINATION‘ FOR COUNCILLORS.
Hartford Count,y.—'-Jonathan Brace, Sgt.
-ccstcr lWells, Lénmel Whitman. A
_ "New-Haven, County.—_-4'-William
vitl 'Tomli7zs¢m, Cj;(trl¢8_II. Pond, _ . . ., .,
g . New l:undbn' Cottnty.—;—Elia3_,_.'.12crI:i;is,
James Lamnan, E'noch__B,m"ro*ws. A
Fairfield County.——Jolm S.’
man Wildman, Da~oid,,1’lant.
l Windha‘m_. C‘ounty.‘-'—1.’eter' Webb, Edmund
‘Freem'an. ' ' if p _ _ _ I »
j Litcbfield C_0l1lll3y.-—Frederick Wglcgtt,'
Ell;]'afl‘BOT(1,‘lld7n(l1t, _ .7V'atIra.m’e£ _P.e.r'ry., ,
‘ _ Middlcscx‘ C‘o‘unty.-J-Joslma »S'to~2‘v,, ./Iulstiit
Olcott.-‘ " ‘ ' , '
‘ _ Tolland "County.-_--Johni’ S. Peters.
.S'etlr P.-Beers
Henry W. ‘Edwards
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From our Boston Corrcs/2o7zden;s—1’5‘iday noon.
‘ The Sea Sér/tenz,»so called,’ was caught yes-f,
terday off Squam‘Light'I-louse,’ by Capt. Rich.-
His appearrnce nowis very different from what
it was when alive and"s‘wimming.' Heiis only ten-
feet long,‘ andseifen feet. in cireumference—his
back, about 5- or 6 feet below his head, of a hard
scaly sub_stance,_ which "a harpoon ‘‘ cannot pene-
is the same animal "which has been so often seen
‘and described, and no other; they never sawla
fish of the kind" before-—he has ‘several small
bunches on his back. The “animal is’ in the lower
harbour, and will be’ brought up to town to day,
and will be examined by‘ the doctors and natural-
ists. He is the same which Capt ‘ Rich struck a
last time he had" two ltarpoons driven into him,
and he dragged the boat (about 4 miles) at the
rate of 20 miles anhour. Capt, R. has never
‘lost sight of the _animal, and he ‘ always judged
him tube (even when he had the
him) at least 7.0 or.ea'{eeg—tzm-5.’-'-‘
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ens above ¢,_,- the ‘earth b.s,>ne:;tt1.»~,x'1t._Ier'‘g,._,adu. .‘
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Lun‘do'n papers to the. lotli Aug tst, ::t=S;. receiv-
ed at New-Yorl-:.' ' ‘ ‘ 1 . "
The ofiici'al.account 6'f"the ;oc_c‘upa,tion of Pen-
sacola, by Gen. .lack_son'; -had'r‘eached.London.
LiW’TIl001s ,-7_Il.§'- 3--—"Ottr Lfonilon 1 correspond-
ent states, that‘ t'n"ttc_lr senstttidn-,ox_isted‘_in the
city, by-lthej-appglicatiun'of"the.fSpan'ish arril)assa-
dur for the hire of ‘traps-pot'ts:' f He..‘effe,§_d pay.
ment to the ‘slzip-ow11ers' at 9,t6.anjd 3 tnoiiths.-_—
It was _'supposetl. to be 'tlié"object of "the _court of
Madrid, to send out an expedition to repulse the
troops of the United States from the Floridasg;
but it is much more probable that “the/desi”gn is
to send out arlditiopal forces to South Atitetica.‘
the formal, .p_t:otc_t:t,ol' the ’Spanish Ambajs.-stitlttr,
has had the effect of lowering the funds}-i.?per
cent. Papers from vllléi United States’-forrfially
declare, “ \Vc have ‘conquered the l'j‘lu?'rl'd'as—-
nothing but the sword car-‘ r.‘.lsango’ot-mt:rs.’’ , v _
‘We have reason -tothittlz, says our correspon-
dent. that the British government lookis-rrtorel, se-
riously than was at first expected, at the execu-
tion of the two British subjectsin Florida; and
we lrnotv that they are using all diligence to col-
lect information, as if they considered it a sub-
ject of national importance. ‘
Late accounts from ‘Russia mention that the
Emperor regretted extremelygthatthe vessels
disposed of'_to Spain did not prove good, and bla-
med the sttrveyors-.-and had_ determined to pre-
sent Ferdinand with‘ t'wo good 'o:tp,'s of the line
as an intlemnity»--Bosiron F‘... l
The Rus‘::lau"brig liurick, which a short time
lsillcfl arrived at-—rPu1'ts‘m'ou'th, England‘, hadebeett
lon a voyage of discovery nearly three years.-'-
‘Lieut. Kotzebuc, who commanded’ the Rurick fell
in with an Iceberg on his vo;yagcof_ great mag-
nitude, a portion of the"su'rfac'e ‘being ‘covered
withearth and"mo_uld_, and bearing trees and ve-
getable productions. -- its water line was covered
with ‘a shore vformed by the deposit of earthy
'er parts of the earth covered iceberg? A land-
ing-was made on this share, and a part of the re-
mains found of the mammoth inastate of putte-
faction. Lieut. Kotzebtte,vbroug-htrfrom off the
Iceberg a number of’ tuslts and other parts of'rm-
mcnse animals, which it is calculated had remain-
ed in a frozen stateuntil thetlce reached a more
southerly latitude.
A fishing vessel arrived in the Clyde, reports
that the .Discover_v_sh_ips were seen returning,
‘ not having been able to penetrate farther than
latitude 80. _
Lord Cochrane, atthe last accounts, was at
Calais, on his way to _Paris,his expedition to South
America being delayed by some dcliecl in 31¢
machinery of his steam yfessel. '
Lord Castlereagh was to leave London ‘up the
7th of August, to meet the Congress at Aix-la-g
Chapelle. ' ' ' ' " ‘
The Manchester workmen
istill remained ob-
stinate.
innomitiation forlmembers of Congress, by the ,
hr2'sl'opher ".rran=zoa+~- .
f, were strengthened bypfive men landing‘ from her
A They were pursued a,n.d-.apprehend_ed,'an;1 one of
Cannon, Zul-
' dictingthc Marriage, as lpublisihedi in our last, he-
trate. ’ Capt; Rich and hismen are convinced he
few days since, the wound being still fresh. The ‘
"}.ha_rp:_oous into.
, te__lettc1's ft'o$i‘f'“5'%oston say. ' it ‘E’.-; 7 saidml
.“’tI1’ei‘é‘i‘§'7io'tifipg‘liiké the above an_i_tx_ia_l in the heagv.
The intelligence"-from Washingtonresp'eé:‘ting. ,
matter, which‘ had’ washed down‘ from the higb- .‘;
y houses were corian-
in July-. _ No less thanfort
med. .
The notorious pirate Mitchell, who has lately
been infesting the Mississippi 'with_h_is barges, it
"is ~s‘itid,‘has-providcdhimself at the Balize_with a,
sloop mounting sixbrass pieces, and was“'c'rui-
zingoif the_Babarnas,' with a View ofddoing bu-
siness ona larger scale: . A ' * -' ' '
A scliootter anchored oil‘ Sc‘-itaate, Mass. on the
31st ult. under sospiciouscircumstances, which
the next morning, and _takingldifi'crent .dir_ections.
them ’ _t‘urned _ states. ‘evidence, and. informedzthat
the c_r;_ew. had murdered the -captain. and mate,
took possession of the-‘vessel,'and brought lherofi‘
/Scituate, shared the mom-.y_ found on board _her,,
and intended’ to abandon her._', "She was a prize’
“to a_’ Patriot privateer. ’ ' A ’ "
The‘ Mail Robbers are to be‘
_‘1imoreoh Fridaynext’.
‘Mr. W'm. Lizar was lately killed in'Maryland,
by'his.son. A dispute arose between them, and
the sun committed the horrid and unnatural deed
I executed ‘atBal-
vbackjof his head, He survived but a .-few min-'-
utes.__ ' t '
The season at the Eastwartl (says a Newbury-
port paper) has become dry, and the earth parch-
ed. The typhus and billions feversprevail in an
unusualdegree in several towns in Kennebeck.‘
, A -—-1’:--:1:--1:-—— _
VVc are under the necessity _ of contra-
twé'e'n',Mr. John Clafzjt and Miss Patty Taylor, of
‘Bethel. no such marriage having taken place.-—
The mistake was purely accidental. ‘ - '
« Q JILHRRIED,
-In ~New- Can'aan._ Mr . John Steve7zs,*to Miss
Harris: Stevens. Mr. James C.- Hyde, to Miss
Charlotte Scymour.- Mr. Jolm-Conly, to Miss Ra-
chel Benedict, In North-stamfolrd, Mr. Erastus
Bi.tIzo]z, ‘to Miss Heater Wilmer.
Tradesmust LIVE, but some must DYE.
-j ., HE subscriber would inform_l1is.friends and
. h . the public, that he has_commeuced the hu-
siness of ‘
'Dyei1ig‘& :.DrcssiinglWoole11
Clotih & Woolen Goods. A
ofhall kinds, at his stand in oh/liddlesex ; where
he will Dye any Colour upon _all kinds of silks,
Canton Crapes, Bombazetts, and Woolen-Carpet
‘Y_8.l‘,na3tcj-_ "Cloth Dressed -upon short notice, and
't§§i3t$Trcasonable terms. , . . . ,
t'~ "7; 1‘ " .. ' —- 't‘J‘tf.rt1t_1'3'1$0‘"A)'1‘L'LIE'CIi.
B. All persons whose accounts are of more
than six monthsstanding, are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber. C. S.
‘7 Narwalk, Middlesex, Scfit. 1818. l9tf—-
'8OO Bushels Stone -Lime
NEWLY BURNT.
HE 4/subscriber respectfully informs his
friends‘ and the public in ‘general, that he in-
tends to -keep constantly on hand, a superior qual-
ity of Stone-Lz'me,'at his kiln,in Ridgefield, Ridge-
bu.ry.'s'ociet_v, about one mile and ahalf south
castfrom Benjamin Lynes’s, which hewill dis-
pose of at a very reduced price. All orders from
a distance will be faithfully attended to, and grate-
fully acknowledged, by the public’s humble ser-
'nt. .
N A CLARK SELLECK.
Ridgcfield, Sept. 7, 1818. _ 193*‘
Notice. ’ _
_ AKEN up adrift, in Long Islantl Sound, Au-
__ gust 31st, at large /zine SP./IR, about seven-
ty feet‘ long. The owner can have" it again by_
paying charges, ‘and calling on the subscriber, at
Norwalk Island.
. » ' ROBT. SHEFFIELD.
Norwalk Island, Sept. 5. 1818. 19
Truly Lucky Lottery-0_17‘ice.
T HE subscriber has just received, for sale, at
his Lottery Office, a considerable number of
TICKETS in Washington Bridge Lottery,
andrespectfully informs the public, that. he in-
tends to sell Fortunes on the moderate terms of
ten dollars-—is determined not to be undersold by
any; and, as he intends to sellinone but the high-
est prizes, is persuaded thatthosc who would
~wl'sh' to rise to opulence, will call. immediately to
Fortun.e’s Road. ‘ “ " ' ‘ '
Sept. 1. JOHN STREET.
. Domestic Maitufactures.
HE subscriber offers-‘for sale, (Vi/holesale
and Retail,) at his establishment in'- Nor-
walk, Sheeting and Shirting Muslin of_~a superior
quality, Stripes and Chambrays, ‘with a general
assortment of Yarns_,_suitable fpr Bedticking and-
other ‘purposes, of . the very best quality, both,
blue and white, from No.6 to 18. Woollen yarn
wove on cotton warp at the shortest notice.
3 ‘Also, Patent Composition for the axles of car-
riages, an excellent substitute for ta r, g!'688§,'&C.
for saleias above. ‘ AARON NASH.
_ lune 29th. 9
’ .t
subscriber being-_ about to remove,-wislp
fies to close his concerns, and earnestly re-
que _ A all those who are indebted to him by Book
or %i;te, to make immediate payment," or cer-
tainl '..by the.l0th ‘of September, as his c_alcula-
tions Fill n0t_admitof further delay. V
' ' DANL., S. BARTRAM.
-Aserious riot ‘took ‘place ‘at Vvestminstér on i’
the anniversary of the battle of -Talave1'a', between
a-party of. about 50. soldiers and thejpap'ulace’..--
Many persons were severelywvounded on" both’
sides, beforeorder was restored. . ‘ "
A very serious fire occurredat.Morlais, France,’
-bystlfiking l1is.father with a large‘ club on the ’
. 1 .I.c;st,'. A
ford, on Saturday last, a red morocco; '.P_0 CK-
.ET BOOK containing; sundry papers, ‘of no v‘al-
ue to any person except the ‘owner ; among thetn
a" Note of hand ,against_‘Mr. Abijah F 'uch,‘.;of 80
dollars, havingtwo endursementson it. }Vho-
A ever _has,-o_r- may find thesame, and give inform-3
ation where it may be had. shall be reasonably re"-
warded. __ ’ p . AARON ABBOTT, ‘
“New-Canaan, Aug. 24. v » t7‘f ‘
,
SlVIA'LL«q’u_antity.‘of Spanish or Ameti-'
Can milléd - L-dR8,or,currei1t,B,J1JVK'
NOTES, for whit‘: a premiuin “will be given,‘
yiz. a Balance on Batik--‘Credit art-Diito:-'—'or walla"
‘done in Hz: Taz'la'ri7zg line, on. short notice, inlthe
modern-style. Apply. to th'e.subscriber.-" "4,
-. t ' _. R,UFUS. SCOFIELD.
Norwalk,‘ Aug. 25. V , ~
, , William J. Str_eet,—- I
AS just.,retur_ned from Neiw-York,,.wi,tlt a
. fresh supply of seasonable ,G0.0 of the
newest fashions. and latest ..tipiportations,.,1iearly
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the articles added to. Stock, will be ._found :
Canton and Italian Crapes ‘ - ' »
Fine Irish I3inens;."..- ..1f'f.¢._; , g A
Low pric’ do‘: ' ’. or ' ‘-
Fancy F lagg fantf Bandanoe silk Hanrl'kerchiefs_
' Black Canton » _” ,- ‘.50-_ _
Fine 6-4 Cambric Dimity, 3 _-.112 cts. peryd-’
Common‘ do. cheap and good ' *"
.6-4 Cambric Muslin.,,3'r' 'l.-‘.'; per yard .-
4-4, 8: 6-4 super. India Book Muslin
4-4 8: 6-4 British do. do.
India Cambric and.Jacone_t do.
iVhite, check and striped Cravats
Black and crimson Bombazette .
Black and white silk Gloves .
Assortment of kid and beaver G_lov_c9_-
Fine worsted and'cotton'Hose_';‘ . '
Red, white and yellow,Flannc;_l _‘
‘Steam-loom Shirting,..fine an~t_l‘_common« ' -
India Muslin of all.de_s'criptions "
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Good domestic Shirting; from 20 tons ctsp
er"
Blue, pink and buff Ginghams " [yard-
Carlisle 4 do. ‘
American _ , ,_du.; *
1 doz. super. London made Vests, $2,‘2‘5ea"ch
I don. ready made Pantaloons, (Jefferson sheet-
ing) $1 per pair ‘
20 doz. Pocket Hhkfs, goo
6 cents each . V
100 doz. elegant Fans, from 2 to 3 cents each
Lil‘:-wz'.ve—--a new sitfzjzly of _
HARD ts‘ HOLLOW-W.x1REs GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, BOOKS, E.'_I‘c. é9"c. €52‘.
" ”men't. July 28. .v
.11? a Court of Probate lzolden at _JV'or_wa‘I.I‘:, odtzgue
_ _' W 31, l8l8. ,. ._ ,
T HIS Court limits and appoints six .;n0mhs«
from this date, for the creditors to the estate
of ANDR EVV MERl’.I'l"l‘, late of New-Canaan,
deceased, to exhibit their claims against said es-
8‘
ereof according to law. '
»Witr. M. -Brxrrs, Judge.
Public ' notice ‘is hereby given, that 'unless"thel
creditors tothe "estate of ./Izidreqo Me-rriit, late’
give public ‘notice th
gainst said estate, within the time" above limited,
they-will ever after be debarred a legal recovery.
. AARON‘ COMSTOCK, Adm’r.
L_New-Canaan, Aug. 3_I, I818. . -18 4_
Y order of the Hon. Court of -1’:-ouate ‘for’
Stamford district, notice is hereby given to‘
‘the creditors of Lucy Am: Weetl, late ‘of Stamford,‘
deceased, thatsix months from this ‘date are al-
lowed by said court, for the exhibition of claims
against the estate of saiddeceusetl.
_ SETH WEED,
, August, 1818.
‘Executor.
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honourable Court of Probate, for the dis-
trict of Stamford, Commissioners on the estate of
_1:.‘lijzhalet Mead, late of Greenwich, deceased, rep-
resented insolvent, ltereby give. notice that we
creditors to exhibit their claims_._ No claims will
properly attested.
— - honourable Court of Prat;-..te ‘for-the‘ dis-
of‘ JoIm»Ha_g'arty,'-late of said (}t*eE_iiuji:clt.‘deceas-
ed,represetited insolvent, vltet'ebyIgiyefiiotice that
on the first_Mondays '0f_Oc_t. and November next,
dwelling-house of_,_James,Green, jnn’r. ingfsaid
e, properly attested.
Sitmmr. Biisir,
.HEznK1A‘r'1 "If1tA'c1',_ A
GI-ecnwich,“ Augtist-10',’ 1 s18. ‘ : f_
=BIa'nkf EXecuti_io‘nsg_
For the Collectiiiii of .Military Fines I
printed andfor sale at-this Oflicc. Arts‘
AN ACKS, -for}
T . . . 1 _‘
_Comin’;rs.
Niimlks August "2 5. 17.
l
ALM
Forsalc at this Ollice.
UPP'OSED'.1between Netv-Canaan a-:'td.Stl‘al_n
Fi~ont-street, “gSt2i.ndN6"1.
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all bought at Auction, (witjh='casb_only.) , Among,‘ '
d siae and qmuicy, '
For jm-t_her_ ,par_tics;lar.-s_,_..see former advertise-3‘
tate, and‘the Administrator is hereby ordered to_ -
of New-Canaan-, deceased, exhibit their claims a~’ "
E the subscribers being appointed by the’_
site}! attend to the business of our appointment,’
on the second Monday of October, and second‘
Monday of November next, at one o'clock l’; M.p
on each of said days, at. the dwelling-‘house of-‘
Hezekiah Tracy, in said Greenwich ; -six*mo,nths: .
from this date being allowed by said court for the I
be _allowed.unless exhibited-within said}time,.—
, S.tMUr._I. Busn, 1, . ,.
__'_I-Iuznxtan T1:.tCY.}&m_m] -mi -
Greenwich, August 3d,,18,1-8,". 16 4
E the subscribers being uppoiutedby‘ the "
trict of Stamford,- Commissioners on’ the estate A
we shall attend to the business of ou'i‘.‘appointm*ent', ’ I
at ten o'clock, A. M. on-each of ‘said days, at._.the -
Greenwich ; six months from this date being al-I. ,
lowed by said court for the exhibition of claims, '
No claims will be allowetl unless exltibited with-
‘ in said tirn ‘ ' ’
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Norwalk Chronicler