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.'*' worsh'ip;by'a_r;ik of
’; Asociety only, to be‘ laid
- _Vot_er5 _assembl:_:d at at V
V . ,and; held a‘ccor‘di_-ug-‘to la
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.:*.;uiAd society. '~- .
_._o_r. on confession in open ‘court;
A § 2_, ;1f,an‘y pct-spit-si_i'fa lioose to sé
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. ,'self from the so_c1et'y=or*‘denoifilfi§1§iqiffiil7_Pi!‘ri.s-
. tia_ns.to which he€ma,y b,‘elo‘ng; and»~.-shall-v leaveda .
- _‘written notice thereof. with the'cle'rk ofsuchsoci-.
‘my, he shall thereupon be no lontzer ‘liable for ja-.
_Any future cxpences, winch. may be !;ttct1t‘1'cd by
. . Anricms. 8th.=.:..A.cj/‘.‘1?.‘r1uAcazir_)‘r;z. _
‘.2. 1. ,The charter- of Yalc.College. its‘ m0dIfi¢fl
by. agreement. withthe Corporation .li1§._t'EUl, in
A .,purs_uance -of an act‘ of the-General Asscnlbly
,..,A‘pusscd in.l\’lay .l792,.is hereby confirmi:d-- ; _
A-.1 §A2.» -The fund called the Scnoor. Ij'UN1.>,shall
_‘r;,-main_a,.pei'pett1;\l fund, "the. "interest of which:
; _shall-be“iziviolablyappropriated tofthe support-
.~. Aand encouragement «of- the- public, or common
schools throughout the state, and'for the equal;
j .A.beneftt of all-thepeople thereof. ~ The value _and-
: ,».a,mount.of said fund shall, as soon as -practicable,
.. :'be.ascertained in such manner as the General As-
,.,sembly may prescribe, published andrecorded in.
~ ‘the Controller’s ollice ; and no ‘law shall ever be. .
. ,’mude, authorising-said fund to be diverted to-Aany
._.A'other use than, the encouragement and support
. ‘ofdpublic, orcommon schools, among the sever-
all school societies, as justice and equity shallre-.
quire. . « . A -1 _- ‘
, ARTICLE 9tli.—-Of Imjm:c/mzenAts.
_ '§ 1. The-l-louse of Representatives. shall have
_~ ,the sole power of impeaching.
» §2. All. impeachments shall be tried by the
"Senate. V-Vhen sitting for thatpurpose. they.
shall be on oath or all-irmation. -No person shall
.be:convict_ed without the concurrence of;two
— _ Athirds of the members present. VVhen the Gov-
,ernoAr is impeached, the chief.justice shall preside.
' .§- 3. The Governor, and all other executive and
._judicial oiiicers shall be liable to impeachment ;
but judgements in such cases shall not extend
- - further than to1'etnoyIal from office, and disquali-
. fication~to hold any oflice of honor, trust, or prof-
. -it under this state. The party convicted,.shall
nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment,
’ trial, and punishment according to law. A
. _ §.4*. Treason againstthe state shall consist on-
_l_v.in ljevying war against it, or adhAt-ring to its on-
emies‘, giving them aid -and comfort. No per-
; son_shall be convicted of trcason,,tinless on the
testimony of two witnesses to the sameovertaet,
No conviction
' _of_ treason, or attainder shall work.corruptio’n of
blood or forfeiture. ~
AnTtcL1~: lOth.-—Gem.’r‘al P.-ow‘,-25.725.
_ 1. Members of the general Assembly, and
all iccis, executive and judicial, shall, before
,;they enter on the duties oftneir respective offices,
“take the following. oath or affirmation, to wit. ’
You do solem_nly_.swea-r.(or afiirm as the, case
ilirnay be) that you will _support the Cons,titu_tion-
;of the U. States, and the.Constitution of the state
~._of..Connrcticut, so long as-you continue. a citizen
thereof A; and that you will faithfully discharge ac-
. ;cordin<.r,..to law, the duties ofthe office of . -.
to the best of your abilities. So help’ you God.
- ‘.3. Each E wn shall annually elect select men
and such otiicers of-localrpolice, as the laws may
prescribe. ‘ ~ ' i ' ‘ _
-§ 3. The rights and duties "of all corporations
shall remain as if this Cornstitutionlliad not been
. adopted; with the e:~:c'eptiou of such regulations
. and restrictions as are contained inlthis Constitu-
tion. .—-1'-Jljudicial and civil ‘officers, now in office,
‘whoihave been appointed by the General Assem-
.bl_y,.and ' commissioned-‘ according to law,_and all
such officers as shall be appointed by said Ass em-
blyfand commissioner] as aforesaid, before the
first i\‘Vednesday of "May next, shall continue to
‘ hold._tAheir;oflices tAmt_il’-the first day of'June next,
unlessrthey shall before that ti'me,'resign or be
removed from office‘ accrji-ding to law. The
Trcaurer ‘and Secretary ‘shall COT)llllUC in of-
fice until a Treasurer and Secretary shall be ap-
pointed under this Constitution.
ollicers shall continue to hold and exercise their
respective oiii::es:until‘theyshall resignor be re-
moved according to law. All laws -not contrary
to or inconsistent with the provisions of this Con-
stitutiomshall remain in’fo'rce, untilthey shall
expire by their own limitation, ‘or’ shall be altered
or repealed by th'e"Genei-al Assembly, in‘ pm-5“-
‘ance of this Constitution. The validity of all
bonds, debts, contracts, as ‘well of individualsas
of-bodies corporate, or the state, ofall suits, ac-
tions, or rights of action, both in law and’e_q'uity,'
shall continue as if no change had taken place.’
-§ 4. No ‘Judge of the Superior Court, or'of
the Supt-enie Court‘ of Errors ; no member ‘of
Congress, no person lioldingany office under the
authority of the'Unite(l States ; no person hold-
ing the ofiice of Treasurer, Secretary, or Con-
troller; nosherilf 'o'rlSheriff's deputy, shall be
a=member—of the General Assenibly. . A
A-1t'1'IcLE‘ l l‘.--Offlznefidznevzts oft/ze Corzstftuziarz.
"\Vhenever-amajority of the House of Repre-
seutatives shall deem it necessary’ to alter or a-
mend »this_ Constitution, they‘ may propose such
alterations and amendments ; which proposed a-
mendments ‘shall be continued to the next Gen-
eral Assembly,-‘and'be published with the laws
which may have been passed at‘ the same ses-
sion ; and ifvtwo thirds of each house, 211' the
next session of said Assembly, shall approve
the‘ amendments ‘proposed, by yeas and A nays,
saitl amendmentsshall, by the sccrctai-y,»be trans-
mit.te_d-Auto the town ‘clerk in each town in this
state ; whose duty it shall be to" present the same
to the inhatbitants thereof, for their consideration
at a town meeting, legally warned and held for
that purpose ; and if it shall appear in'a manner:
to be provided by law, that a majority of the‘ c_-
Aéctors present at such meetings, sliall have ap-
rored such amendments, the same shall be val-
‘, to all intents and" purposes, asapart of this
Constitution. T V ' _ ~ -_ .-
' Dozic2'u C'o72~rmm'an C77 the 15th day of S1’/It. in’
the year of our Lord, 1818, and of 1/16 Irzda.-/zend-
3272:: of tits U. SAm.'cs, t/:0 43d.———By orrlcrAqf the
CQ717Jfi'7}li9n. OLI’\’l£ll \VOLC()',l‘T,Preside'nt.
'__..l’Ai*.1E.:i l;A_:{i\I._*.1\’,'l‘i0i3Elt'1‘i."'AUtC1i1l.D,C[(.’1‘A‘s. '
All military _
.“..;fuunwALK“GAzsTTETT'
' " '-IAn:IJ"..AIv'1;i1s_19.Iii_’,‘.sEi?1t:é2s,_1s18‘;.j'
A xiveanc‘.-my. thor’ni1iglaiit’,gi‘._hé 'Coifv"en’-7
fcion (at I-Iartford) _fil1l_SlfCd _'iAts_ scssioii. hav-
ing succeeded in framirAig__a "Co'n's_t_itution
_._tl_ie preceding. columns. On _tlie.~.§inal.vot§-
- ‘being talten, on this lnstrumeitt', .,iAt-..appeat's
‘tlierewas a majority ot‘:s.e~ve1zty-'tlz_’re'e in its
favAout'. Tito F_reet'nen—~will».do'well to bear
inffntind,’ that the fi’t'st‘1\1onday in -:October
next‘, is the « day appointe_d='-forsubmitting it:
to their consideration,»for‘adop’tion'or -irfjec-';
tion. The Yeas and ".N'c_Lg‘/s,'_‘6n‘ the final
question,‘ w.ill_be given’ neiA'_.‘tA week‘-. A
‘ojn Momlay, ‘the guess, ~‘afr_ A _
‘made. ch'oic'é" of - Bergjritiiin .gsgA..(ics;"“_zi3id ' yajzr
Taylor, as £te1ires'ent:tAtivIc’s,5tA(ij;lib'.e_risiiiiig ses.
'sion of" tlieA"l_,egijSlat_ut'eiA'A :_f’.'_I_‘ltt§:fo.l_ltiix:iiig is
_a list, as far as Ax_-ccei,vetl,A-..frotit t_)_t_l_1_c‘r towns.
Fahjield. Gm. r1‘(iI,13,lll'tSQ[1,:',l:A';lAi_t')a;Es:_‘Ii.t1Wla.l1(l
.Wilton,.-.Elip_liale_tTaylor, .A — O, A -
.fv°cw-GAunaan, »Natl~i.an,Secly.e V .- A A .
.Rz'dgqfield, Eliphalot *-Brush, .Iabez_M. .Gilbert
Danbury, Eden An_dre.ws,‘._MatthewF~Wilkes
Iiedding, Wm. San ford, J t‘ma’tli'aii Meeker
The ' Indians "and tiegroes aiccollecting in
"large-numbers in East"-Florida’,-wh_o breathe
vengeance against the Americans. A They
have already killed fotir\vliite's; ‘oi_rthe.ir way
to St; Mary’s; and are only waiting for a
supply: of powder and ball, to wreak their
vengeance on‘ the fro1.tti'cr inltabitants‘ A of
Georgia. ‘ if
A he_U. States frigate 1\Iacedonian, Capt.
Downes, has sailed from Boston, on her
cruise.
_Janciro_. ;Buenos Ayres, and then proceed
round Cape Horn, into the Pacific Ocean, to
relieve the Ontario.‘ » - ‘
AccounAts_ from the Spanish Maine, receiv-
ed at Norfolk, state, that on the 24th of Aug.
Admiral Brion, with his squadron, made an
attack’ on Guii'i'a', and succeeded in carrying
it by assault, with but little loss on his part,
but a very coiisitlerable one totlie Spaniards.
During thoaction, one of his vessels got be-
calmed in ‘Aa situation, which left her entirely
at the disposal of the enemy, who boarded
her, and murdered every one Ifcr crew. A
breeze springing up, enabled Admiral -B. to
take :1 favoralilcpositioii, and in a little time
the lire of the Spaniards was completely si-
lenced. Those at the batteries fled in all di-
rections, whilst those in the gun-boats were
iittlzscrhiiiazatcly putAto the sword, by the Pat-
‘riots. 1 ' A'_,.,i . _
From New-Grcnatlag the accounts are fa‘-
' vorable to th'e'Patriots. The Royalists have
abandoned all their posts both on the Vari-
nas and Sonibrero dist'rict's, anti retreated to-
wards Valencia. ‘‘ ' A "
' Ollicial accounts from C-hill’ are received
at Norfolk to Athe lst of. June.
it will be seen ‘(says the Norfolk Herald) that
the remnant of the Spanish army, “which es-
caped after tlie_memot'able battle of Maipo,
has been taken by at dctacliment of the Pat-
riots. \Vc regal-‘(l it as not the least interes-
ting incident of the long and arduous strug-
gloin South America, that the coritentling.
parties havcit in contetnplation to adopt the‘
usages of civilized warfare, ‘by _ conAsont.i_ng
to exchange their prisoners. '1A‘he I’a,tri,ots
first made the p_ropo'sition to that effect, but
the Spanish Vice Roy, "proud of his’ strciigtli,
and confident of victory, treated the applica-
tion with cold neglect, .The battle of Maipo,
however, has given a different. turn;to his
.scntiments._ We now find him applyingto
the ..Independent govcrnmciit, to effect ‘ the
same object. We are pleased to and that our
gall:mt.countrytiian, Captain Biddle, of the
sloop of war Ontario. has offered. every fa-
cility in his power, towards the accomplish-
mentof this"‘desira’b'le pi.u'pq‘se.A" ‘ ‘ " I _
The Ontai-i'o,' Capt.'Bi'ddlc,_Aarrivcd aAt‘._,_CAlii-
li, May 30, Al_'rAom' Lima. SAlie"\‘_vas' at 9
days,’ and Capt.'Biddlef and ,J‘tId4g"e.I’rb‘viist,
w'e're"treated with ',m_uclAi t'es'pAec't l_iy_thc.'vicAe-
roy; but with difficulty he -was made to be-
lieve the ’baAttlcAon the plains..of Maipo. A-
ministcr was sent in the Ontario, to treat re-
specting the exchange, of. prisoners. - The
Amen-ic_ans in prison in Lima,‘ 7 -in number,
were releascd,and-also came in the O‘nta1'i'o.
Letters from Bucnos Ayres to July 6, state
that thcAAVicc Boy of Peru, has proposed an
armistice, of one year, to the Patriots‘.
Gen. A1-tigas had met with’smne‘reverses,
but was still coiitcnding with the Pot'tu'gue'se’ A
onoiie side,‘ and.‘ Put-y1‘rcdoi1’s troops on the
other. A‘ , _ i A
A ship armcdjn England for the govern-
ment ofLa Plata, now cruising in the 1’a_ciftc,
heat off a Spaiiisli,fri;=;aAu;, in an engagement.
_ The Spaniards fittcdou_t a.ship at St. Do-
mingo about the first of June, for the pur-
pose olfcutting out aPortuguese ship of 9.2
guns, prize to a Bucnos Ayroan privatcer,
but the Spaniards -were repulsed with the
loss of several mcnkilled. ’ ’ '
A large Portuguese ship," laden with one
million pounds of sugar and other merchan-
dizc, has‘arr'ivt-.d in the Cliesapealte, aprize
to :1 Patriot privatecr. 'A'She was from the
Brazils for Portugal, and ‘is armed with 18
or 20 guns. The I?ot'tugttcsc Consul has li-
hcllcd and claimed her. ' ' ' ’
' . tucket, \vas.ta.keii_} by §1}:iA;_EnglliSl) cifiuizer,
0‘ ‘LG ' t 1' 1.311 b‘ .1‘ '11,._"2.<.. _. .. . .
ivi overnmen , wnci M A t. oun _AA1t;me!_;-’camam_AAlleyandwbne, Aof mg‘. mgr
';kcn_. onea-wliale :7s'rnc.e.?lic‘ -Aifetooktliis "vé's_scl.-*_;-—
‘ ‘ :’._-1‘he mttn*‘at the lieltltwas threa1:en’ed~=with in-
»ation'oAf' tliose ihtet-ested, that the iititnber of
~._ti0it_to..\vlrich, some delay has taken pla'_cc'iii
She will touch at St. Salvador, Rio»
From tlicse .
i_ililtii-‘sloojillatirtall, Alley, from wlialing
-tjoyage,-witlul 70 lAia_rArelsAoil, ar,r_ivAed at Nan-
a‘ll_tl1eAcrew~takeirout; and ..two prize mas-.
‘W53 and-‘1fiV¢'Seaineri' put on board’-, and or‘-
tiered" lb1'_"N:§l§{§Qdhdlhndi .Two days at‘.-
mpsvarzrs ‘while; _'-.ji1t'1tlie A'Engliis_hmen',' except
one of tlie_pri‘zé-ifia‘§tei's; were below at din-
‘llitving piftA)v‘itleiAi_tlxemst*li*es "with a knife ‘and
‘a sp‘a_gle_,,'.g_amcA_ “upon ,'-the’ r'pia—rt'er deck‘,Aand
'§30D)p6llbAd tAl1e'abovc.;pi;ize' master (who was
the lie1m,._i‘cA‘ct_dii.tg,) to stIi't'éhdc1' \Av_itAhout
resistance?-thc.otlie;*s were then ‘orderctl up
from bel_ow‘,‘ _eiic-by one .and«tied.—=-Capt: Al,-
IAC-D?-~. §lt't,ei‘wa,iids gave tAhemA;aAn. old boat, and
sent thcm_ aAsl_rore ‘at N‘.._Scotia. He has ta"-
=stai'1t'_dcatl1 in casche-made the least noise
orTopposition.-9-Bostmi-Pal: ’ A f_ A
’ " We are’ authorised to state, for the info rm-'
applicants -‘fat-' pensions un(Ier"tl'i'e act of _the_
last__session‘,‘ 1,35; been so great, tb‘a't‘ it has
1_iot'._been possible, with ‘every c"itct'fion,'t‘o._Aact
upon ‘themso t'ast.astl1eycatneiii_. . In addi-
order to supply from’ the i-e‘cords' of the sev-
eral states, the doctuneiits in relation to rev-
olutionary services, which-. were" destroyed
when the War‘ Office was burnt in 1801 ;-—'
w_hi‘rh c'atrse' of delay is now 1 almost Awliollyc
‘I‘0m0V0d& .The applications for pensions are
taketi upin the’ order of timeiii 'wliicli‘they
were ‘received, and every effort will be made"
to render the A delay as sliort as possible.-'
Wlicii claims to pensions are adtnittedg the
certificates will ‘be transmitted to the persons"
by whom the claimants’ papers were sentto
the “far Drparttnent. .\VlienArcjcctetl_. they
will be re.turn_ed in the-same manner‘, with
the reasons stated for rejection‘. ,Mere let.-
_ters of - general enquiry as to the state of par-
ticular applications, we are informed cannot
be answered, as it would consume much of
‘the time that ought to be engaged in the in-‘
vestigation of ‘claims.-—-.N‘at'. Int. A_ A
A A; Mr. Sickney, an Indian agent _at_ Fort
\Vayne, states that he has lately discovered
that 3‘ tltc1'eis an uninterrrupted navigation
from Lake E1-ic_toA the Rivers ; and also from
Lake Michigan to the M issisippi, by the Au-
pian tfivcr, which throws part of its waters
into the lake; and part into the Illinois riv-
er.” . .
Ezrtracl a l'cti'cr front Maj; Daniel Hughs,
U. States Factor at Furl? .7lIz'clzcll, in the Cree]:
nation, dated 20th flugust, 1818. A
6* On the 16th inst. a number of the head
men", Indians fromTala-kalcli-ka, and Cow-
cta, on their *.vay_i;p the C uss‘c’t-.2 Green Corn
. and Catskill.
had come iirto are »:-zmge. of his g_tAtiiA;'whicAl’t
had been the death of tliotisands, but itmiglit
have i1_iluitiv.ely ob'eyédeits"old ./eniployet*"s
_l‘l_1lh(l and -discli‘;irged' itself‘: -{This liypotliAe-
sis lacing _i1o'vel',‘ we lCftVCtllCST)lt1_i'l_0ll to the
ciirioiis. . ‘ . ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ '
settler in Kenttrclty._' -_It is believed‘ he
between 89 and 90 years old:-6‘/Lia pit:
._......._ . _...
5:3-.s';z;eraz Aa‘m'ez,-.9, ;_n:e'3_+c?{a_1 .,Afo,"r, i/is izvctr/-“g
f2(1flc’7‘_, ,o1rzit;erl,._to riirz/tge ,ro_‘o"m for-tQc.C0.".-91‘:‘7f‘l'°’13
-._- (AJ1rctIla_1'_ ~ALetter:~ , -~
, To all ‘tt,2‘Izo1iAt't'A‘t A71n{ly_ 'coiicet"Air. ii,
AA ‘SIR’-”--l shall give‘ _aAt.tciiiAlaiiAce,'_iAn ’ all flsliis
‘week, at my Store, forAtAlie jni‘iA-pbsej of éettliiig
my accounts._ _ if yAqu_ p_ay_.in tlitit-tim;t§-}AA-Aivell
---if hot, I *******»’*?i‘* Bilit'.i_t“\\jnr'tl_'toftlti$
wise is isufiicie,itt;" '_D;AS.'BAR'1‘RA;hi.
v/2'1.
I, .' A.
kélnq .*
Vlffllfl OliiC_cr's-of the_I; A A _
' ,liereAby C0lI_1ljn9.Il(l§_2(ll0:l:t)lti(Ql1eA in‘ C'ou'n-
cil‘, at the HALL’,Afo_n Thu_rsd_ay Acvening,
(2-4th instl) at-2A’ Ao’fclocl;,.prefciscl_v:1 A,’pu'nc’_tu-
aliattendance essential,‘ as _liis_Higliness is
in posse.ssi‘_n‘ of iiifoifrnatioii of iinportaiice
lo the fraterniAt.y.‘ " ' ’ " '
By ‘order ‘of the ‘Grand’ litipiisitor,' _
» ‘ ~ A__1ttNALDo; A_
-- . _ Second in Co'1_mnwud,:_,
_ Fromflie _Cel_l', Sept. 2-2:}; ._ ._']w ~'
Bodrds icmdi .8}:/ing”les, . 5’:
O :. For. SAgl.E ‘BY-I » - A if
A \V1ll12t'i_1’i ‘J. Sitre ct. ' .
1 wari‘_aiite(l
15,000 ft. ofvclcar &‘mc,rchantable. BOARDS
Just received per sloo1i‘0rbit, fr_ot_n' ‘Albati y
_A Bejit. 222. 21
Cloth _D9~.’3ssmg«.A
‘ HE subscriber‘ informs his friends-and«-the
public in general, that he? has engaged’ at
good workman to work at the Ftilling, Dyeing,
and Cloth Dressing business, and that he is now
ready toreceive Cloth.- 'Tltose who see ‘fit ‘ to
favour him with their work,.may depend on his
exertions to give satisfactl0“.- . , — ‘
A _ A LEBBEUS DEAN‘.
— Stamford, Sept. Q1, 1818. 5w21*
. Betts Cannon,
AVE. just -received, and are now opening
for sale, a new and -general ass0t‘tm<:nt of
-Staple 8,’ Fancy Goods,‘ Gro-
dance, stopped at" this store.
der 3. large shed, a-few yards from the store,
when lightning, from a small cloud-passing
over head, with no appearance of storm or
rain, struck the west end of the shed,knoclt-
rd down 15 horses and 10 hogs—’-of the lat-
ter 4 were killed ; the rest of the animals af-
ter-a. few minutes recovered. A
A well which had been sunk in the fort du-
samc instant of the concussion from the light‘-
ning,‘ caved in about 20 feet, to the very
great astonishment or the red men pr‘scnt,
concerted by the shock; many believed it a
spcll'put.upon them.” - 1- ~
’ A severe shock of.an.cartliquake', 0.1‘ Some
other convulsion of nature,-‘was experienced
in Clinton, (E. ’1‘ennessee,) on the 14th ult.
It lasted 3 or 4 seconds‘. " ' " " ’ ‘
--—-f-:'.:-eye};-‘.'.z-t---———'
‘ . . ~.M.HRR1E1), ' ‘ A
_ In this town,Mr. Bemting W. Wood, tAo'Miss
-Esther Bctts. ’ -' ‘ ’
John Holmes,» to Miss -Harriet Clinton.-—-In
North,-‘Stamford, Mr. Matzrice Lockwood,‘ of
Greenwich,-p to MAis’s..-,I_Iarrict Smith, of - Stam-
ford.-L-In’tlte-Episcopal Church, in Redding,
by the Rev. Mr. HubAbard,’Mr. ./Jsahel. .S'ait-
f _rd, merchant, to Miss Jlbby Wlritloclc, dangli-
tor of Capt. W. -Whitlock.-~ ‘ ‘ A '.
A , DIED, A . ,
In Bedding, Miss.Del_ia Jlorchouse, aged
10, daughter of Mr. Z-. Moreliousc. -
At his Farm, on the Alleghany mountain,
Penn. on the 31st ult. Maj. Gen. flrtlzur St.’
Clair, A_a revolutionary hero, aged 83.-
ed, with his gun in l.-is hand} *WVe are‘ in-
for_med.by a gentleman direct-‘from Booifs
settlement on the Missouri, thatAearAly in last
month, Col. Boon rode to a deer lick, seated
himself witl-iinyablimlraised,to'conceal him
cealed with his old trusty rilie ‘in. his hand,
pointed towards the lick, the. muzzlerestirig
on alog," his face to the breet-.h of his gun,
his rifle cocked, his finger to the trigger, one‘
eye shut, the other looking along the barrel
through the sights---in this position, without'
struggle or motion, and of course without
pain, he breathed out his last so gently, that-
wlienhc was _found"next day‘ Aby-his ~frienA,ds
although stiff and cold,‘~he looked as‘ if _alive,A‘
with his gun‘ in .hi'scl1and,jusAt‘in the act’ oft
firing. It is not altogctltcr certain, if aback ll
3‘ Tlicir tumses, 15 or 16 were hitched un-'
who for a length of time were very much dis- '
In Troy, N. Y. on the 14th’ inst. Mr. ./llfred .
./‘llulloryi, ol'Athi_s town,Ato DelAiAa .Mtdlor_1/, A
of Troy.--In Bethel, Mr. Isaac Seelye, ed. -
‘to Miss 'Lo,2'As _,S.'t,m'r.-.-—'-;,In‘New-Canaan, ‘Mr. A
Death Qf Col."Boon.—-A‘s he lived, so he’-'di-‘
front the -game. That while sitting thus con- ‘
cerieé. Cm-tam... Salt. &'c. ‘
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ring Floyd’s campaign, ‘and which had prc- 3
same, becn'but iiidilfcrently piled up, at the ‘
0| Jo/in Hugarty, law ..-, .-nu \.zr<.-exmtcli. (levees-
e(l,t‘ept‘esenteti -insolvent, liereby give notice that
we shall attend to the business of our appoint-rpent‘,
dwelling-house of Jatnes Green, jon’r. in said
Greenwich ; six' m’Aont_hsA from this date be-mg al-
ilow'e’tl"by said "court for the exhibition of claims.
No claims will be allowetl unless exhibited with-
in said time, properlyattested. ' a
- ‘SAMU'I§'L' BUSH, ~ i} . . -
- . . . Comm rs.
A ‘ ‘HEZEKIAH "1RAG-Y, =
G1'e’enwich, ;A_'ugust"10,- 1318. ’____ 16 4-~_
“Al_zMA:N£‘t*CIxS, for 1819,
J Aust publ__ishcd.ia'nd for s_nle_Aat this Oflicc:-«
Merchants " and ctlier-s" can be supphed Wiill
’any.qua_nti'ly, on the cu§;__t(_m1_aA_1fy, l3_til'IAl)S-‘
Blanl; ,Cert_ifi.cates -and -P ow-
»e'rsA of A_tto1'11éy,.7-
For 1’.e'n‘Asid_ne‘rs’;jfoi-Asale at this Ofiicej, and al-
so by A_.SfIrc2'nzArAzrt,‘ ABald7c'2'n',A§- Al.):1'l(l_§','l)}]_Jt)l‘l:Z.
_Col=. Boon was the -at-st 'tlis‘criverei- at, and t
onthe‘ first l\"lon'davs of.0ct. '._:IJ<l N0‘L‘ll1l)_Cl'_ Dex!» .'
at ten o’clock, A. M. on each ofsuid days, at the _<
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