*‘~--... on
“ .
.,1{.,.,,,V;,.}2xg.,;i‘;,(t;:an;'1.t.Poplar I_slar.d_, anclgimmccliately
. of 'tl1e‘dwelling which was fast, they t_l1en_ f0l'C€d
‘the ivindowd shutter and tom; o_t1t,tl1¢'10\V9F§l*l5h -
.. "and laid it_-down.’ ‘In the .lntel‘ll1Ta Ml'$- V- W1
‘blow on the back of his neck and shoulders, and j
v lsyllgp puoshed-the point at him, when l_1e'__vvithdrew
" his head, and they~rc,treate,d-.out.of, the alleys 18-‘IV-
swo,-d», The per'petr.ators have not .yet‘been dis-
‘_ ,‘.eovered,- but- probably will. _ ‘ -
otifiljast, respecting the sloop Intrepid, it was er-‘
- jith-e passengeris and others from the wreck; "Vile
-« ihave sincelearnt, that the unfortunate persons‘ p_
sev’eringiexertions of Capt. Daniel James, of this
"place, who continued-by the wreck nearly'48
' “hours, and ‘finally succcded in towing her into
.'_le_lY5 foriftheo pr.e.s_ent§ . The hostile Indians are
, ' L-themselves up, were ascending the Chat-.thoochie'
7 ’ under Lie_ut'.‘ Leftwich, of the army. .
i , pvcmber next.
I , hoisted. in the Navy Yards in Boston, Philadel-
» ' saltiied at the different stations with 21 guns.
- will be able to proceed up the Missouri to its
' tains, a branch of the Columbia coniméx‘ices-1'u1i-
.the steam boat to pieces at the mountains, and
' to use" which at ."Baltim0rc, the corporation of
= a"stonishi_ngly'. l.asty_._eai"tliei'e were only 100
"7A_.3ip the State of New-York, 1nost‘ofwl1icl1 ha\'e_
-a(lVcr:t:s::(l fairs and oil"-cred liberal premiums.
Z.‘ ,. .r. 3 U in 53 :' J 6.7 ix; ,
'W¥.éic}l.-+Tlie.S§l1t‘- Relief, Royal. from Hutu-‘-
‘more,ir.:as-:upset.in the‘ B.ay,‘;o1i.Sund:d}'; bcttvtrené
turned keel‘ up\va_!‘<l5.a.l?Y .Wl1l<_3ll #1, Ml‘ iVV"‘ld'3“> 3
_passex_;ge;~', w-.is_drowned ; he was ,o5l.[l?._l>9_&’t-f<1 10.l>_‘=.
'ft'om,thi:-We5t\Val‘Cli fimd l€fl_11l5_“V.‘l.€.1“ Ball?
_Imore. -' ' - ' l" '
0,, Saturday night an, attempt wa’s‘n_1'ade_to
‘break into.the store-of Mr. John Tomhnson, in
"front of the-residence of Mrs._Elizal)eth.ViCl$1W5.,
‘of this.‘ town.._ .T€vo: persons .clignbe_.d over the
Alley ‘gate, ripped off two planks, but ‘he W03‘
ibeing sealed they were overheard to express the
facvtoeach other-—they then repaired to_th,c door
' gotfout of bed, took a broad_..sword and 1‘ppz\1t'ed_
Qftolthe door, ~wh_en one of.the men, put his head
‘into the window, she with both hands made a
ing a good deal of blood on the.,.window and
“ 'NoRWALK GA-,ZET’1.‘E-..
Wgynnnsnnr, 001*.’ 1j4,,1a1s.“. -
vi flflistake CO1'1"(_’Ct_L’Cf.—-’-.In tiheiariticle published
froneously statecltliat Mr.‘Norman' removed
I owe their preservation to the meritoriousiand per-
Saugatuck harbor.
General Gaines has arri'-'cd at Fort Hawkins,
_ where, we understand, he will fix his IrIead_Quar-
"-_§:urfendering‘atdiscretion, and inlarge numbers.
Our informant states, that 300, who had given
[Georgia Journal, 8912).‘. 22.
Agreeahly to adjournment, the Congress of
the United _States, will convene at the seat of the
‘general government, on Monday the l‘.6_t‘h of No-
~v T/zc '7}:-iv 1v"lag oft/1c Uniled States, has been
. phia, Sccfg and the “ star-spangled banner,” was
A letter from New-York, says-—“ Government
is fitting out an expedition to the Rocky .Moun-
‘rains and the North-VVest Coast—It is to be an
‘expedition of discovery,. and is to be conducted
by able and scientific men, attended by a military
"_force. A steam boat is now building at Pitts-
burg for this expedition, and which it is expected
source‘. ‘ It is ascertained that there is a passage
'__through the Rocky Mountains, and at the dist-
_'ance of about five miles after you pass the moon-
ning, to the Pacific Ocean._ It is intended to take
rebuild her in this river. The expedition, is to
‘travers ‘the cfontineht by water, and to be absent
about two years. Itwill pass the first winter on
this side the ARocky'l\1oun'.ains.”—- ./Ilbany 1). .4d.
(‘A Philadelphia writer ‘says there is at present
apracticable inland navigation from Philadelphia
to the "Columbia River, which empties into the
Pacific Ocean, with the exception of"75 miles of
portage, ! . , I v '
Mr.’ Samuel Dzzvis, of Maryland, has invented
a machine, by which he can raise from the bot-
tornis of rivers and harbours, stones of .several
hundred tons vveiglitf He is the inventor also of
another machine for deepening water courses,
and of a mud di‘scharging machine,.for the right
,_that city gave him S3090: _ A .
The town plot of I*‘ranl.lin, (Missouri,) was, in
"August, 1817;, a corn field. It ciinsisted, in June.
last, of nearly 2_OO.houses'of different descript-
ions, built the present year, and _was_still increas-
in3- '- . _ ' - ’ _
I On the Red river,‘ settlements are increasing»
‘above theraft, new there are 800.‘ The land_ is
‘described as of the first quality. I _ o .
’ Tli_‘e._cu1_'rent:of f-fp'o‘puilation Hows towards the
west __as rapi(l_ly_ asgefer. '_l‘_wo,__thousand and one‘
fan)i_lics,_,(s'uppo;secl in all to be about 18,000, per-‘
.s_ons,)'passecl through one gate in Pennsylu.-ani_a','
from. the'17th ot',March, l§l7, to the last of
D,ecem'ber injthefi same .)‘car,_ all, for the land of
promise I I - Q , o ' -
_ ' Six steamiboats are now? on the stocks, in the
neighborlroodof Louisville, Kentuizliy. .
._ "The Lake Eriesteuin l10ttt,s‘.aIled. on her’ see-
otltl trip from Buffalo, with ‘upwards_of one Imu-
(lred and twenty’[2a.§.s-E/zzgcrs. . .. .
A Louisville paper of the 19th nit.’ states that
ill‘? 'W'dl€l“C.0_u,i‘se_s in that neighborhood, are’ all
overflowing, in consequence of great. rains, and
that some damage has been sustained in the loss
0f ..l>!‘ll1'.s‘.'e3i. $15 The Ohio was unusually. high
for the season. .
Q C'0l0i1z'zulz'o72.——'I‘ he Rev. Mr: BURGESS, one of
the agents of the American colonization society,
has recommended Shcrbro, as ‘a proper place
for those blacks -in the United States, who may
_W1sh to return to theland of their ancestors ; it
is sxtuatedoon the west coast of Africa, in about
S'C.Vt’-D (l6.2'l‘ccs of_ north latitude, and at no great
distance from Sierra Leone,
13 Agricultural Societies have been orgapizcd
- held a co_nfcrcuce with Lord Castlereagh on Sat-
__at: Baltimore from. the Aolabarnamterritory.,. v_
‘governinent. Thememoirs aie before the world
-one of the crew who was drowning ; the attempt
"-9
Liverpool.p_'a plats .to'$d'pt-.’ l , are. .recei«ve“d in N-
York. One. of 'tlie.la'testIstjar.es ‘that ‘Mr. Gall-atin,
..AAr,nbas,asdor..f1'om the Unit,ed,States‘to~the_ Court
of ._lf1'a1Ice,._afl£l-l\‘Ii'. Rush American Am_bassa'dor
in tliiscouxzti-y, have been appointed Plenipoten-
tiat-ies for the purpose of renewing and extend-
ing, ‘§l1ev’C(‘)‘l’(l1TN3l'[email protected] treaty already cxisting«b_e-
tween Great Britain and the United, States," and
urday week, -at his .Lordship’s seat, at which the
Right l—lon.'Mr._Robins,on and.Mr..G.ohourn,who,
‘itis added,_ are, -the Pleiiipoteniiaries appointed,.
by his"=Majesty’s government to negociate with
,thc,.1_&1nerican .Plenip_otentiaries,.assisted.’ ' '
A London papers fuigtiislizdetailed accourltsof the
.reduction, inlndia, of several f0rts,..including
the _attucl~:-and storrriingfof _tl1e.fort_res.-3. of Tal-
'micr. .The garrison, ..consisting..of 300 Arabs,
were treated asircbe-is, and /mt Ito l/ze_ .4-worg-,.’ In
addition to their victories, th_e_ Briftish boast of
much richplunder. _ . . ' '-
. T/tcFre71c/oz Colony, under Gen. Lalleimand, and
.othet_'s,[ is reported to_ gather‘ streng-th_v_e_ry fast,
by \'Olllll_l-€C,l'5--£,‘tl)(.l.ll.. is ,int_imate(l,. will soon be
able to “strike at once for the liberation of l\gIe-x-
,ic,o.”. .. _ _ .. ’.
. Generals Clausel and Desn_ou'ttes, have arrived
, L772/zc_z.r;'zzl.z’elcddisgzorcfi.-. Ninety fathoius, of chain
cable was completed. at the Navy’ Yardin VVash-
ingtoh, in twenty days, ihtenderl for..t_he frigate
;Congress. This facility was-accoxnpenierl by the
aid of a patenttwisting machine. in'.vente_d by Mr.
Benjamin King,,of IVashin_gton-C'ity.—Ga:clte.
flinericazz ctmvqss.---It isstated. that by order
,of the navy.com_missioners, a fair testyhasbecn
made: of the.com_pa_rative dur_ability of _.A__meri_can
and Rospsiancanpvass, .which has resul_ted.io a clear
demonstration of the s_uper_iotity of our fabric.-.-‘
A preference is therefore; given to our. canvass
'_for public Service. s '
The ‘convicts in .the New-Hampshire state
priboii, about 70, in numl)er,_are principally hired
to individuals, at the rate of thirty cents each
‘per day, and are employed in shoemaking, coop-
‘ering and stone-cutting. . .
I 'l'he-Albany Register of the 6th inst. states that
an unsuccessful attempt was made at Sandwich,
U. Canada, on the 7th ult. to try the long pend-'3
ing cause between Lord Selkirk and the British
‘North VVest,Company. The Grand Jury reject-
ed an indictment found agai.nst,Lord Selkirk, at
Fort William, for resisting legal process. The
jury were three diys occupied on a bill found a-
‘g-ainst my Lord for .a conspiracy to’ destroy the
In; rctnovmg abuilding lat_ely_, in Poultncy, Vt.
a lad named Amos Pease, about I4. years of age,
was caught by. the foot, under one of the rollers, "
which passcd"ov.e.r his body, and ca_u§e¢l" instantl
death. ' j ” '
‘I-lamilton, the murdererof Maj.‘ Birtlsall} wag.
tried at Albany on Friday last_,"a'nd found guilty.
In the Superior Court for New-London’ coun--
ty, whicht’close'd"its‘session at New-London, on4
the l'st inst. Bcnjantirz 13.-..*I!l;'n was cohvictcd of
Bla.’v]z/;emy'.’ and, sentenced to‘ 12. months im- —
prisonnient. _ ’ ‘ V’ . ' '
.lv'ozmdlz;ng?.-—--A white male child, apparently
5 orvfiweeks old,was found _in,the Parl-;_. in New-
.York, "on Thursday evening, the 8th inst. wrap-
ped upin redflannel blankets. . .
L Calf was killed in the village of_Ro,chester,
(N. Y.) on the 18th ult. belonging to"Mr. Ros-
well Hart, which wasonly 12 weeks old, and af-
ter being completely dressed weighed 25l lbs.
' _-—---up-:::~qz>¢IB-:2:-‘Q-————
o A .M.flRRIED,
In this town,sby the Rev. Mr. Swan, Mr. Da-
vid ./V\"es.9ler, 1:?) Miss Jenner’ Canh'b71. In New-
Canaan, Mr. Harvey Camfz, to Miss '(?m~rcn'c¢;» .
Hayes. in VVilton,' on Sunday last, by the Rev. ,
.h'Ir;'- S-mil/i, Mr._ Burton Hawlcy, to Miss ./Yblgail;
flyatt. In N ew-York, Mr. -C/tarlcs 'Brardsley, of i
this place, to M-ISS.o5Ta/Zy‘1_10yt. In South—.Sal¢m,
Mr. ._lJ{'17€,1,llt’od, t_o Miss lliatilda Hoyt.
,l)_IE1), . _ o
In this town, (F. M. __lliver,) on the 7th inst.
Miss .EZz:zo_.Ric_/zards, in the 19th year of her age ;
d'.1ughter of Mr. Samuel Richards.
T/Ic bcazzteous',youz,'z,_z'.9' gogze, _ I
T he muc/1 lav.’d_ olJject’.rflcd---
1£nt_c_r’d /10.7‘ long _etcrnql home,
And nt12.~;l2r:r’d will: the dead.
But 3/ze shall live again,
E72rol’a' in brig./zt array ;
, Slzall ta/re /zcr/Ian: in heavenly strairzs-...
In rirérlaetiizg day. _ '
7'/zen sto/L I/re rlroi/2/ting tccir, _
./Ind /I118/I t/zei/tea-oz'ng sig/1.9 ,-
afud sorrow not for lzrr——s/ac’: wliere
Ezcrnaljoys arise.
[ Conzinztrzicatcrl,
M “a l r
, ta - v
, 33- inquisitorial Club. Q53
HE Members are ordered to convene, at the
. place designated at the last meeting, To-
zvzarmu Evening, (14th) at 7 o’clock, to await fur-
ther orders. ;C,5° His Highness. understanding
from various sources that considerable excite-
ment has existed in regard to the last notice,
as emanating from the Cell, has been pleased in
Company without coming to any decision.—'-
'Much confusion took place, and contempts and
indignities were offered to the Court. Both par-
ties were dissatisfied. The noble Lord charged
this public manner to signify his sincere regret
of the numerous misconstructions, (though he
believes innocently,) which have been placed
thereupon, and to utterly disavow all personal al-
thejudge -with ‘a partiality to the Company, and
the other side recriminated by accusing his Lord-
ship -with ‘a connivance bordering on bribery,
with the jury. . , .
S.?t’/z/zen B2u'r0ztgl1.s.--A traveller who has late-
ly passed up from the District of Maine through
parts of Lower Canada, thus writes——“ During
my residence in Three Rivers I became acquaint-
ed with S'l‘EP_HI-LN Buxmoucus, he is the Baron
Trenck of the new world. Independent, op-
pression has never broken his spirits‘; hospitable,
aclversity-‘ has never disgusted him with the world
-—‘genero.us to his fri<;_nds—mislbrti1iiehas only
tended to create a fortitude, which enables himto
support life with cheerfulness and content. He
informed inc that‘ Sir Chas. Phillips of‘ London
was about publishing a new volume of his works
—-—compris1ng struggleswith the judiciary of his
province, anda-detail of the injuries and_indigni-
tiles he received from. that despotic member of
-—-all I have to remark, is that he’ and his daugh-
ters ‘are members of the‘ Catholic Church. The‘
recollection of his former vicious’ course of life
is liuricd in oblivion. ' Hewas superintendinga
school,‘ and lived ‘respected by_‘ many valued
fii:‘nds. His eldest drtiighter has entered the e
’Nunncry, probably for life.”
. —-l‘-— , , '
‘["arz'zl..'flccil1’c7zt.——A most melancholy and fatal"
accident (s‘ays'a $ava’n'nah paper, of (__)ct.'2,) hap-;
pened on boardthe l)ri'g Ofynrhus,"on ‘her pass-
age from Philadelphi-.1 to this port. Mr. ‘Freder-:
ick. of Augusta, with his wife andminfant‘ child;
were'p‘asseng_er's' _; " and xvhile Mrs. Fi'cclerick:_was
‘on deck, intlie-act‘ of 'fnlfill_ing oneof thejmostf
sa_cred'(_lut'i‘e's of a -mo"thei’,”t'hat‘of noutzéshing her ,
ofi‘spi'iniz‘ ‘at the‘, br‘ea'st;:" she ‘swag’ str' l)y"'th_e‘ _ _
boom" of the brig, anti "killed "on the
understand the c‘h'ild was'r_iot"inj"urcd. H
' 'Mr.- Sm=r'u',’ aged“ about '"'l7f"y1ears, \va’s'acci-
dentally ~kil_l'od'at ‘Du'rha"m, 'on‘the [st ‘inst,’ A
brigade r'evie\v.‘wa's"held-"on that day‘;_ the deceas-
ed «was in ‘ii store neé_ir t'lie'par_ad'c, where ayoung
pot.‘
gentleman was practicing the manualexercise‘; _
in the course of the exei'Eise,_tl1e gun was_unin-
tentionally discharged, and ‘:the contents entered
the head of the deceased, who instantly"e_xp_ired.
A o ‘ ' _ C‘ntsA'ill'"Rccd1‘dcr.
Drowned-On" the coast of .I.abl'a_doi‘,3 frorn'
schr. Three l5I‘Olllt:l s.’ Capt.'Ste/Ilzeiz 1"&'~zmtaz'n,' of
Deer island, aged 35. He perished in endear’-o
ouring to szweitlie life of a fellow-cr_cature. 'The
vessel's ‘boat upset‘ in "crossing a bar.‘ Capt. F".
with three others. had ‘gained tlieshore in safety,
when regardless of the danger, he swam toisave
was ‘not successful and both were lost‘ !- Capt;
some years ago saved a-man in the Harbourof
-Halifax, by swimming with him to the’ s'ho_re.—~
Thesc "instances snfliciently prove the "philan-
thropy of- his heart. He was indeed aliveto the
calls of distress, and is mourned by all who knew
bim.—.[L‘as_,t/zort Pa/zcr. ”
The Rev. James Thompson, aged 74 years,
and a preacher of the gospel about 40 years, was
drowned, with his horse,‘ in attempting to ford
lusions whatever. Dark and my.s-!erz'ous as the ob-
jects of the Institution ostensibly_ may -appear,
Justice and Honor are by no means discarded.-
Its motives are laudable, and the light of Truth
and Benevolence will ever cxtentltheir benign in-
fluence over its proceedings, to’ enlighten and
smooih "the rugged path,’ and cheer and animate
its forlorn and wayward me’mbe'rs.-—-Never will
it so fin‘ debasc itself, ‘or-depart from the original
motives of its organization, as to‘ attack the rep-
utatiottof, or raise the pen ofsatire, against res-
pectable citizens or institutions; This issnot its
objectyand will not be its employment. On the
contrary, its fundamental principle is mutual in-
struction and benefite-'
'To z'm/trove zlze rough wzcultur’d mz'nd,-
./lnd tcac/1 its ‘-savage’ meznbcrs how to .407" .’ .’
This explanation, it is- confidently hoped, will
efl'ectually’silcnce all unfavourable conjectures,
and that the public peace andtranquility will no
more be disturbed by the‘ frig/1{/ill sjzertres’ "of
murdered citizens, (victims to the horrors and
c,ruc__lties of an Inquisition,) ‘ marshalled in dread
array.’ ‘ Byiorder of the Grand Inquisitor,
‘RINALDO, ml in Command.
G-iven at _t_he Cell,,i_n»th'e 2d month '
' c)_§_(_)t_1_1" reign, Oct. I0. I
F or atslull, and Albany.
5 . :TO sail. on 'I-‘uesday._.=.:the goth inst.
T _ _ the‘-.well.:'known sloop URBIT,
NASH, master.-. Any--orders‘-. for Freight or
Lumber. of any description, will be received
by the Captain, on board, or at the store or
:- .. —' _ , WILLIAMJ. STREET.
20 Dollars Reward. ~ .
TOLEN from the pasture -near Sanfoi'd’s
Mill, about’ two ‘and a'ha‘lf' miles west pf'thd‘
Church, in New_town, on__the night of the 7th"in_-
slan[,.'a small -dapple grey MAR-E, about '14
hands high, five years ‘old, a natural trotter, steps
~ short and _quic_,k,-.»,and, carries herself handsomely.’
=Any person who will return =the-mareto the sub-
scriberg, and secure the thiefso that he maybe
or‘l.Q dollars for either. _ __ . _ p,
~ v p _ A by. sap. BANKS. _.
Ridgéfield,,Ocj.-1‘2., ,'i ‘ . '_ 24 .
.:%iB.etts 3! Catlnon.
AVI3.just~receiv.ed, and. are now opening-
for sale, a new and general assortment of
CBTICS, 7’°0:Ck:é7'y9 Salt: &'0'
Which they offer as cheap as the clic'apest._. .- ~-
Sept. 15. . ~ A .20_
Blank Certificates andNPoW-
ers of "Attorney,
For 1’ensi¢mers, for sale at this Oflicc, and al.-
thc Kentucky river, at'Frankford, on theloth ult.
so by Sherman‘, galdwirz, cf’; 00. Bridgeport.
brouglit to ju__stice, shall'rec_eivc the above rcward',f
Staple -'85‘ Fancy Goods, Gro-_
given. _r'or terms, apply-to
HANNAIIB. SKIIJDY, or
SAMUEL BURRALL. '
Norwalk; Oct. 13. L‘ ‘ '
Valuable Property at
Sale.
"ILL be sold at Public Auction,on theorem-
' ises, (if not previously disposeuds/)f;,at:~Pl‘i-we
vate sale,) on Mondaythe 2d day of Noveim_b;ec,;“
next, at 2 o’clock, P.M. a IVELLI./V'G-H0‘_(1_SIs’; j’
with about half an acre of Land adjoining, the
property of [Moses IV. Reed, late of Norwalk, de-
ceased. Saidproperty is pleasantly situated in
Five Mile River, on the old post roadifrom NcW- .
Haven to New-York, and on the main road; from
New-Canaan to Five Mile River Landing--one
mile from said Landing, and three miles west
from Norwalk Bridge. The House is n_ew, ele-
gant, and commodious. and the stand is consider-
ed to be an excellent one for Mechanical Busi-
ness. Also will “be sold, a number of articles of
moveable Property. Conditions of payment, and
further particulars,will be made known at the time
and place of sale. _ . -. . -
ROSWELL REED, Adm’r.
Norwalk, (F. M. River,) Oct. 1, 1818. ;23
— N _ .
For bale, p_, i
In .N’orwa_lk, about 40 rods north qf'llie‘.jF1‘idge,
HE PREMISES, where Mr..Pl:z'nca.§- Hill
now lives, consisting of a Lot of ground,
six rods front and ten deep, with a _Dwel_ling-
House, Barn, Well ‘of water,‘ and .a- number of
thrifty apple and peach trees, 8:‘-c. =‘ For terms,
apply to p JONATHAN KNIGH’l‘,"Esq.
Who is authorised to give-a go'od<~u‘n’d sofficient
title for thesamc. J. CRI.S_'Sl§ I’.
Scfit. 30*. . ‘ ‘3 ‘ ""“-""::;".T‘:'; .'.j£i:.2QI¥ zi...
GROCERY STORE?’
‘I /Isa Lockwood,‘ C
AS constantly on hand a general assortment
of. GROCERIES, of the first quality-i——a-
session will De
524
.P’ul)"Zi‘c
imong which are the following articles ,_:
" Jamaica, St. Croix, N, _“3nglanda_ndCl1_e,r-
ry RUM .5 C-ognliac BRANDY ;-H0113-ml, ?,ll1_<_1
Pierpont GIN ; Madeira, Port, Shcrry,_antl
Ciu-ra_nt WINES; Hyson, ‘ifoung-Izlyson,
Hyson‘-skin, and Souchong TEAS ;. Loaf,
Lump, and Brown SUGAR ; MOLASSES ;
I Coffee, Pepper, Allspice, Nutmeg, G_inge1?,
Riiisins, Tamarinds, Figs, hand and papcr
'l‘ob:icco, poundpapers do. London M.ustard_“,
‘ Windsor andbar Soap,liquid'Bl'ackin'g, Qan-
dles, Powder and Shot, coarse and fin_eSalt,
Saltprfetre,i,CVo'dfisli, mess Pork, ."Whcat and
Rye FLOUR,i&c. &c. '&_c.. , A
V ' , —.u.so—--_ j 4 p _ ,;
w” TICKETS and QUART-ERS in
W ashington Bridge Latter ,
Which ‘co,mme_nc_cs_ v_(l,l’£l.\ll-'ll1_t’,‘_,t_.ll(’. _30th Octo-,
‘her. A ‘cor-rect list of each d_a;«f’s,'di$_aw'ir,i_:;,j
willhbe ‘kept for the exainiiiatioii.o,f,.jall 'J.‘_i_cli.-.'
ets,'gra_tis. _ . _ ; ,' h , 4-‘ . _, -
f N.0r..wa1k. Oct. 6. . -,_.2.S 4:
List r_2f.Letters-re-n"un’ning in the ‘Post-Ojice, a’
:‘ . .7V'orwaI‘k, October '1, I818. - '
ILLIAM‘ »An_drcws, James Bcaty‘, David,
A Boalt, Norvvalk; Joshua Burr, Ridgefieldg‘
Hezekiah Bc_tts,.Nathaniel~ Clark, Deborah Coir’ -"
stock, VVm. -Damerum, Esq. Noruaiki Jab:-z
Gilbert,. Riclgt-licld-; .Martha Goodsell, W'illiam
- Judd,-Electa Keeler, Joseph Lo:-is, Samuel M’ar—.;
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ford edition, two or,thr'ee.Nos. of which re-
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