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ty, and will be sold on terms which will render it
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3-, Cambric Dlutlllxrs, sarcenet Cambrics.
‘ V ‘Corded Carnbrics
* 11" \'Vii'c Cotton and Floss 'l‘hreads
\I_ . .
"Cotton wzitldirig, for Lirdies’ Great Coats
-'c 14*" 0
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I NICHOLS .g~ PRICE,
35 Near the Bridge, NOR\t’ALIi, Conn.
ii TERMS.——T()Wll subscribers, and
those who receive their papers by Post, 33
35 $2 per annum. payable quarterly. "
35 Mail subscribers, "-3, in advance. N
” Advertiseinentsconspicuouslyinsert-- 3-
Novciiiizim. [ QR. i 03- l__P»-;‘?mS_-
‘.‘.?_5.'W'.<.:i.lncstiay' 7 l9 5 41 .> 55 .
:26 'l.‘lrrrrsrtt~.;y '_1' 20 5 40 i 5 l‘-3
-227 Friday 7 20 5 4.0 1 sets
"‘Z;’8 Saturday , 7 21 5 S9 5 2
29 Sunday 7 253 3 5 38 I 5 53
30 Monday 7 £23 5 37 7 5
tstDecer_nber i 7 24 5 36 8 90
Cheap Cash Store. ,
I BENEZER STEVENS and EDWARD
H. S'l‘RE'E'l', have connected themselves
in business, under the firm of
STEVENS STREET,
And have taken the store directly under Mr.
Jiassr; CUIi'1‘is’ shop, west side of the Bi'id-gs,
where they offer for sale a _c;enet‘al assortmer‘rt of
genuine G1i'OC'l'.‘1€1E8, and fresh Flt‘ U13!‘ :——the
éhlliitviiig are a part—--
Jam-.rica Spirits, by tlie‘i’ov»'dei' and shot
.Vli«:at, Rye, and Buck-
barrel
“'~t. Croix Rum do. \_’Vhr:at F lour
5-3-agar do. Smoked Herring
Molasses do. Codlish, Ste. Ste.
.i—l.olland S: Picrpont Gin Frziz’r.
Wines Oranges, Liines
rI_‘.or'glials, of all kinds '.\'l;rd::ii':r ‘r‘~l::ts=, Peanuts
Teas do. Almonds, Pruiies
Leaf and lump sugar Drum Raisins
{_‘.ofl‘ee and Choccolate Figs, Cocoantats
iiepper, Allspice, Ging- Dt‘lc(l Currants
cp [co Box and keg Raisins,
Hand and paper Tobac-~ l;\'C. Ste. &c.
The above articles are all of a superior quali-
an object lor their friends to call.
+I\3J_r_walk, S. _
Cheap Cash Store.
BETTS & CANNON,
Have" just received a fresh supply of
Fall&‘ PI/Ii7”bt67" Goods,
\Vhich makes their assortment equal, if not su-
perior, to any in town, which they are selling at
1iLirci{-Rocit Pnicss, and of which, the foilow-
' izig are a small part :—
Black, blue, bottle green, drab and mint Broad-
cloihs ~ .
Black, blue, drab and mix‘. Cassimcres,
Pelissc Cloths, Sattinctts
Lyon-skin Coating, Rose Blankets
Florentine, Merseillcs, swaiisdowii and toil-
net Vesiings
Mzriicliester Velvets and Cords
lied, white, yellow, blue and black Flannels
Figured and plain Boinbazetts, assorted colors
Italian and French Cr-ape, figured Rattinett
Black and cliangeabic l*'lo‘rence and Lcvantines
0' 1<‘igured Levzrntiiies, \Vhite Sattin
‘White and green Sat-cenet
27
1\‘leriiro, silk, aiid cotton imitation Shawls
Leno, book. cainbrick, and mulmul Muslins
'Slik, cotton. and worstr:-:l ‘ilosiery
En-;.r_lisli and 'r'rencl': silk Cloves
\\-lrshed Leather, Beaver, and Kid Gloves
l.V.i-‘;'."i’s Deer-skin Gloxes and Mittens
l\r’lct_‘ino l'i‘irnniiii;.;s, Irish .’C.".ncns
Arnericzrn &"‘Irrdi_-.1 cotton Sheeting 8: Shirting
‘Linen arid CULl.0n Bed iclting
‘ Aruerican and l‘illt;llal‘i Ch;-ck
Cotton Curr;ll":\vi.‘:k
' .12: assortmciil qf1I.£lRDW./IRE and CROOK-
' ' Elli’. _
~ --—.tLso——
Jamaica and St;'Croi.x Rum,
American and Fr-en'c‘lr Brandy
Do. and Holland Gin
Mrdeira, Tt'l1t:l‘ll'i‘t3, . .
American and Port i ‘VIBES’
Hyson, Young llyson,
}'l‘E.\S.
if
0.
.‘,ymH13kh5 and
* ouch ng
Loaf and Lump Sugar
Muscovarlo do. by the barrel,or retail
Coliec and Spices
-lndir,;o and Dye \Voods
Cotton, of superior”,"and ordinary qualities
I
Salt, kc. *
.Norwalk, Ort. 27. 26
I Salt and fish.
U31‘ l'CC€lVt:(.l,‘dn(l the ‘-.ttbsct‘iber,
ti quaint try of superto-"1urks-island S A LT.
4.4130, LUDFISH, of an excellent qrinli _v.
7 l1il3lSN.D. HOYT.
.) Nov. I0.__. _____ __ _j_._»_ 23
THE HISTORY OF
is-é-»'Little Hen.ry 8,‘ his }?3’ecl2rei°,
‘For {at this Oflire, by the doz.or single.
E_ AS.just returned from _New-York, with a
fresh supply of seasoiiablc GUU1)S, which
he is now ofi'erin-g as cheap as can be obtainedat
retail in the city of New-York. Among the ar-
ticles composing his assortment, will be found .
Red, white and yellow merit of othcrCalicoes
Fl-urinals liidia, steam-lomn and
Crimson Scgscitrlet Boni- Aineri.C'cUI slii|‘ling;
bazctte ' Extra super blue Cloths
)r-.in;,,.;e and brown do. Fine and common do
Black, green it puce do superfine black do
l*'ig’d R-attinett for cliil- Olive, brown, mint and
dren’s dresses drab do
Trimmings for do Black, blue, mixt and
Bl-nck and white silk drab Cassimeres
Gloves -.‘r-'lixt and brown Setti-
Dark Kid do nctts, very stout
Real f\I('.'I‘ill0 shawls l.zr:nb’s wool St worsted
Imitation do Hose, some at 18 cts
. Super. 8-4 VVaterloo do Black. and white Cotton p
8-4 dark imitation do do. at 25 cts
Canton 8: Italian Crapes Irish Linens and Linen
India and Englislr book . Cambrics ’
Muslin Brown Holland
Black Cantoii,Flag-g and
Baiidanoe I-llrkfs
., .
r lorence. Levantine and
J..2'l:c~zvi'sc,
Elegant ivory and bone
stout India silks handled Knives and
Ribboiis, an elegant as- V l'*'oi‘ks, with Carvers
sortment ot'ii;;’cl Szpluin Desart Do.
Ttibhy and Mziiichester Britamzia table Spoons
Velvets Fine polished Scissors
Black and chant;-cable and Pen-Knives
Florenccs, at 75 cts. Best gilt Coat and Vest
“White, striped and plaid Buttons
Cravats Razors, Cases, 8: Straps
Carlisle, pink, bull‘ and Butt Hinges and screws
blue Ginghanis Nor'folk£\'.'l.'litttnb Latch-
l"ui'niture, and assort- es, Sic. '
—-ALSO-— _
100 (lot. Dé1ii1zgPlatcs,o.t *1 2 1-9. :5,‘ 16 cts. a set.
;.,*en.e-ral assortment CHIJ‘v“.d, GL.HSS,
and CI£0(}l3i'EliY-.W.f1RE.
.8 new supply of GROCERIES, Cory-Zslt, Cot-
ton’ Wool, and Wedding.
Oct.27, Isis. 25
Jam Cheoip Goods.
[Lewis l‘vlall0.1'y 85’ Co.
. new and choice selection of
Dry Goods, Gcrocemes, and
Crockery,
—-AMONG WHICH ARE-—- .
"‘ EAL superfine blue, black, olive brown,
and mixt Cloths ,
lixtra strper-fine blue, black, mixt, and drab
Cassimeres _
Saltinets, Flannels, (tr good assortment)
Black and colored Bonrbazt-its
Black and red iigured Rattinetts
Imported and :\riicr'ir:an Ginghams
Black silk, and olive Manchester Do.
Florentine, Marseilles, and toilnet Vestings
American cotton Sheeting
Arncricarr and India Mnslins
Plain and l'l}g,‘tll‘Cil Jircoriet Do.
Sarcenet Citriibr'ir:s and Mul Muls
Irish Linen, Linen Cainbrics
Beavez‘, kid, and silk Gloves
Green and white Florences
Pink and bufi' Ginghanis -
Canton and Flag _Handkerichicfs
American and India Checks _
\Vorsted and cotton Hose
Dutch Blankets, Bedticking, %:c. Ste. Etc.
Like-wz'.vc,
large assortiifent of CROCXER Y, (very cheap,
among which are Dining Plates,’at 2s."3d. pe
doze-ii, or l4 cents per sctt. .
'i‘he above articles comprise but a small pit
of their assortment.
chase will do well to call and look forthemselve
Norwalk, Oct. 27. . 26
,........._..- _
{l3??NeW Cash Store.
. Eli .3. Bennett, '
ES new opening, and ofiering for sale, a hair
some assortment of Fall and W'inter Goor
(at the store formerly occupied by Wm. J. St-rec
a few. t‘0(ls east of the Bl'i(lgt:)' consisting of 4
Dry Goods, Groceries, Illa?“
wcii°o,- C7“0-C]€6?°y, I
All ofwhich we:-e bought at Auction, which e
bles him to offer‘ them at very reduced prices
He thinks it unnec(:ssary to.e_’nr1niei‘aie the a-
cles or prices, lt:a\i!‘rg it for who feel
posed to call, to judge l‘0lf_‘.;l.hl),;:._:;rl‘Ti5€lVCS._
Norwalk, Oct. 2-27, l8 l8..
To be sold at private sal
B’;)U'l‘ forty acresol L.-\N,”~D, liandson
J. situated -on i'Belden’s llill, about 3 n s
fr-nrn Noirwalk Bridge. The above Land if
'dn‘(‘.XtZ<:lltnt quality, and under good impr -
meiit. ’ Azrintiisputable title andimmediaie '-
session will be given. For terms, apply to
I-IANNAI-I B. SKIDDY,
SAMUEL BURRALL.
2.]
' * rsiiij‘I*i'.»titY F.XECU'l‘l0NS. for the
collection of Fiiics, for salt: at this Oliicc.
Jaconet and mul mnl do 30 doz. Madras Hand-.
ltercliiefs, 6 c-ts. each‘
Are now openin_iI;, and !)ll‘i’.!'ifl_f§i for. sale,‘ a”-
Blacldbrown,plumb,and crimson tabby Vclvets
PACKETS; , _ .
To Sail e-very Tuesday, from Burrall <5” Ilu-I21
bcll’s Lmzding at J\"'orwalk_._for .N'e~w-
Ydrkg Peck-Slip,‘ viz.‘
1 HE new and very fast sailing sloop ORION,
li.K.EE'LER,1DaSlel', having 16 superior and
elegant births, leaves Norwalk '1'/iis Day, (Tues-
day tour inst.) and will return from New-York
on 'l‘liu'rsda_v, (l9th) of the week following.
Sloop COMET, Cv.VVATl-JRBURY, master, will
leave Norwalk on"i‘uescl'ay, the 17th inst. and
l‘rrlll|‘D on Thursday of the week following, and
so alternately, through the season. For freight
ol‘ passage, apply to the subscribers, or to the
Captains on board their vessels.
213°’ Every attention will be paid to the ac-
comtirodatioii of Passengers. _
BURRALL 8: IIUBBELL.
. ,_‘ Norw-all<,Nov. 10. 28- .
N310 Regulations.
NOR‘WAjLK PACKET.
The new, superior, fast sailing
Y1; _ Sloop I’ACK.l1}T,
Saznucl Dos/cam, master‘,
» S intended solely for the accommodation of
rl’asser:gcrs, having three elegant and spa-
cieuscabins. with 4-2 births. The proprietors
._- as-s‘ure their friends and the public, that no exer-
t'io_ns will be spared for the accommodation of
passengers. 'l'he bar will be well furnished with
the best of Liquors, V/Vine. ‘Porter, &c. She
“ill leave Norwaik for New-York, on the follow-
ing days. T/2115‘ Day,(Tuesday 10th inst.) and re-
turn on 'l‘liursday the 12th inst.—-On Saturday,
14th, and return on Tuesday following--On
'l‘liur~sday, 19th, and return on Saturday--On
Tuesday, 24th, and return on Thursday——On
Saturday, 28th, and return on Tuesday, Dec. lst
—-On 'l‘hursday, Dec. Sd, an-‘l return on Satur-
day following-—-On Tuesday, 8th, and return on
'l‘hursday——-On Saturday, 12th, and return on
Ti_iesday—On '1‘h_rsday, 17th, and return on Sat-
urday—-On Tuesday, 22d, and return on Thurs-
. day ....On Saturday, 26th, and return on Tuesday.
_Nov. 10,1818.
C“ as
r... - :5: :5 u
J . . ,W~i,nter Establishment.
ACCOMMODATION PACKETS,
To sail on Tuesdays and Sulurdays,froni Eb-'
enezer D. Ho1[t’s La1l(lin.gj,0,t__g],V'0T‘lUal]€,
_ for Peck Slip, Nez__i2‘-Foals,
SLOOP ELIZA, Pnivico
' ILL commence sailing __ H ‘
landing, on Saturday, the '
October, and return on Saturday foil" ‘ ‘
Sloop .=MEClI.ll.N'IC, Bryant, 7;,
Will Sail on Tuesday, 3d of Nov
return on 'l‘uesdav follotvinfr.
Sloop U./‘v".I0."v", Brown, inastcr, _ ,-
- \-Vill sail on Saturday, 7th of November, and
return the Saturday following; and so in rota-
,tion through the season.
5, For freiglrt or passage apply to the subscriber,
pr to either the Captains on board of their re-
,-spective vessels. ., E. D. HOYT.
nings
Good Italian Crapes, black Levantine and Lus- ’In J\"orwallr, about 40 rods north of the bridge,
A good assortment of GROCERIES; and 2
‘=.._'1....__..
Persons wishing to pu.
‘ -2.—*.,_m
Norwalk, Oct. 27. - 26
i F or Sale,
1 HE 1’lll:'.MIbliS, where Mr. P/zinc-as Hill
_ now lives, consisting of a Lot of ground,
six rods front and ten deep, with a Dwelling.
H0959» Barn, \Vell of water, and a number of
thrifty apple and peach trees, Ste. For terms,
apply to; JONATHAN KNIGI-lT,’Esq.
_ VV‘ho is authorised to give a good and sufficiem
itle for the same. J. CRISS15 Y.
Se/it. 30. ‘ ‘ If is
Vanted Immediately,
VVO smart active BOYS, 14 or 15 years of
. age, a's‘Apprcntices to the Blacksuiithing
B”""l‘°~3.—,3j~_ . lhose who can come «will recom-
Imenfleda will meet with good encouragement, by
“PPlY1“s to A. U’ N. BEERS.
Nonvalk, Nov. 10. 23
Art of VVeaving.
Just reccwed and for sale at this Qflice, and
also by N. L. SKINNER, Bridgeport,
The W ea.ver’s Assistant,
“_lLxplarning in a familiar manner, the first prin.
ciples of the Art .01 Weaving; containing up.
Iwagds of eighty different Drafts, both of Diapers
an DC'0Vcl‘le.tS 5 to which is added, Observations
on raft Painting, with an Appendix, containing
several useful Tables. By PfIILO BLAKi«:1riAN.”
Arm. H. V j5
Blank Certificates and P ow-
ers of Attorney,
For 1’e2rs2'oners, for sale at this Ofiice, and a]-
so by S/ierinmi, Baldwin, <3‘ Co. Bridgeport.
ALiANAci{s,7..r .
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Norwallt, Oct. 13.
J ust publisher], and i'cir‘sale at this _0fli.ce..:
[VOL i.;_.No: .-.6.-‘ ‘
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to a _g'rc'ntlcnziz7z in this town, dated Scjitcmber 8';
3 8 l 8. __ _ j p
‘ lam extremely sorry to have the task of advi-
sing you of the unfortunate and truly tragical
termination of your nephcw’s life thouglil
have iio doubt but that the whole of the circu_r'n-
stances will be known to you from the public
papers almost as soon as this will reach you. A
short time after addressing to you the enclosed
letter, he, in company with Licut. _Harris, of the
Royal Navy, proceeded from l1€|‘iCC injan open
boat, for Augustura—-no doubt with the intention‘
of joining the Independents there ; but certainly
they were unarmed; A _ _ . p
‘ In proceeding up the "Oi-onol-ze, liylfiieirof its
small branches, it was their cruel misfoiiluiiic ti»
meet with a small felucca, belonging to the Roy-
alist party,‘ and n'ia‘nned ‘chiefly‘m'.v'iili Indians :-—.-'
The Commander, an inhuman diabolical mon-
ster, ordered his people to cut the throats of these’.
unhappy young men”; which they refusing to
do, from their being unarmed-'-—he, with his own
lance or knife, immediately stabbed them, hav-
ing had their arms previorisly tied, and threw
their bodies overboard--decla'ring to his people
then, and boasiing of it afterwards, that he in-'
llicted such a cruel death, merely because they
were Englislinzen-L’-having butchered on many
previous occasions, numbers of men of that na-
tion from the same feeling. .
‘These particulars were frilly detailed upon
oath, by two men who had been prisoners to this
monster _; one of which allidavits having been
taken before me, I enclose you a copy thereof ;
the perusal of which will no doubt strike you
with horror, and deep regret for the untimely,
fate of your,Nephew.
‘ It will however, be a great consolation to you
his relatives, and the nation generally, to know
that this blood-thirsty Spaniard, the nrurderrerof
so many innocent men, whose name is Cijzriani
Orocco is now a prisoner in the jail of this Island :
it having pleased the Almighty that he should
fall into the hands of justice a few weeks ago,
having audaciously come hither from the Main,
in his fclucca, on the business of his sanguine-
ry party. Our Governor has I believe taken ev-
ery step to bring him to condign punis-liment, ac-
cording to the formalities of rm; and I suppose
must- now wait for instructions from Govern-
ment at home. I sincerely hope neither the e- ‘
tiquette of royal governments, nor the theoretic-
al jargon, or technicalities, of the law of nzltioiis,
may interfere to prevent so unheard of a men.
stei-’s punishment, the most severe that our laws
will admit of. V _
‘ When interrogated, as to his n‘iu’rderi'ng“
these young men ; hc, after some hesitation ac-
knowledged -his having‘ done so ; lint, as be con-
sidered it a very zrg'/Zing occurrence, although so
recent, he had almost forgot it .'
”“Lz'c‘ut. W-bison,-‘Royal Navy. ._
A letter from Madrid-. of the 15th September,
mentions that“ the Spanish government have
made a change of ministers, which probably may
be an event of considerable interest. l"erdinand
had sent the minister of state, under a strong
guard to Pensacola, a small island on the coast of
Spain’. and two of his other ministers to Galiria.
. PUBLIC ACTS.
October Session,_ 1818.
An act in addition to and alteration of an act for
the direction of Listers in their ofiicc and
duly. s
§1 E it enacted 63) the G'ov_e'rnor and Council
and House cf Re/zresentatives in General
Court assembled, That all male persons from
twenty-one to sixty years of age, except minis;ters ~_
of the gospel, the president, professors an'd tu-"C
tors of Yale College, constant school masters,
and students of College, until the time for ta-
king their second degree, and persons who are
or may be exempted by act of the General As-
sembly, shall, after the lirst of August iicxt be
set in the list of forty dollars. .
§2. B: it furilzer emictctl, That the eighth
section of the actcntitled an act for the (lii't:C'.i(irL
of Lisiers in their cfiice and duty be and the
same is hereby repealed.
General ./Isscmbly, October Srssion. l8.l8.
GIDEON TOMLINSON, S/zmker
If the /‘II/use of fnjzrescs-ztatz-ucs.
OLIVER \VOLC()'l"I”, Governor.
Attest—-Tiiomts DAY, Si-cri-tar_/.
An act relating to the support of state paupers.
BE it cnactrdaby tlze Governor and Council
and House of Re/zrcsentatzz-rs in General Court
A‘~9¢"'1b“’di 1 hat the Controller of the public ac-
counts be 8: he bereby is authorised to adjust and
liquidate on equitable principles, all claims pre-
sented by the sclect-men of the several towns in
this state, for the support of state paupcrs with.
in their respective towns: to demand such proof
as shall be satisfactory to him i'espect'im;‘tliejris-
rice of such claim, presided however, that no
higher suin shall be a'llo\t‘ed by the Controller
er for the support of airy stare pauper tlraii the
sum actually paid for his support"'by the town
presenting the claim, and if in the opinion of
the Controller, an unnecessarv expence hath
been incurred by any.,town for ihe support of a-
ny stare pauper. he shall allow on the clairn pre-
sented, only suclrstim as he shalljudge has been
necessai'il)' expended, and shall bejustly due.
(Jcmral Jlsseznbly, October Sessiorz, 1818.
,(xIDEON TO’.‘»lLINSON, Sjzeakcr
of tlie I-Iousc Q/' It’rjzrcsentatmes.
OLIVER VVOLCO'l"l‘, Go-ocrr.or.,
Attest-_:'1‘iioiii.ts Dar, A$'€L‘Tc’lary.
5.1 -§:_,
Norwalk Chronicler