Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, February 3, 1819 · page 3

 

e

ilnlted States, to commence; hostilities. against
l‘:er—-tl_iat.liei does not perceive howev_er, by any
, ’(loctii'iieiits5tliat have been submitted that Jackson
.’ « ''”'''l’iad been ii‘i’s't_ructc-icl to enter the Floridas. 8:0.-.-
5 _'_ , .',~_ i'ri_~'.it it staggers him that the President has suffer-
‘ i(f(..l'll.li-ZS liusitiess to sleep, and has not called Jack-
' son to‘ account fot'ti'ans_ccsicling hisorders.’-—He
gig!) hints that there is something very .mysteri—
3; in this business, and from the conhdence ex-
ressctl in all the Gcneral’s letters to the VVar

T '*_"t$[)l,\l‘i.li]Cl1i, that hejis executing the. will ofihe
" §§jyci‘llmCl)l, Mr. C. it fers if we understand him,

 
 
 
 

It

i ’ tl’ia‘t_ .9;-crct ortlc_rs. weile ,give,ti—and in the same
breath says he cannot believe the President capa-
ble of such concluct. 'Mr. C. .liowcver allows
{hat he may be mistaken, and that -others may
‘7 view the orders givet’i,and /zit!)/is/I861: ahd 110W 1)“
ing before them, in 2% different light from him-
self. The following is the concluding part oi
.Mr. C’s specch.]

‘Sonic other reasons for the seizure of these
posts clcserve to be noticed. One is, because
" St. Nlirks was necessary as a depot for the stic-
‘cess of hisfuttire operations.’ And will it be said
that this -al‘foi'tls a justificatioii of his conduct?

i ‘V I So _Gibral'tat"_ may be necessary in our future op-
1’. e'rationi's agaiiist the Barbary, powers, and wliy_
‘s not take that. or some other place in the Medi-

tert'-aneau“? But, again ; it seems that the Gov-

ernor of Pciisacolit sent a very insulting letter to

the Gctieral, tlil't21l;t.'1‘ilng to repel force by force.

It w'as\this letter, he’ de'¢lares. that finally deter-

mined his mind to capture the place.

letter, it would seem that all the 0!/I€1“7'C’aS07l8
w«,i_,t1ldJi_o;, hat e- been suflicienr. Upon the re-
ceipt.of this letter he hesitated no longer.’ And

-23°: . . .

insulted, this nation. must run the risk of war to
- fgvonjgc it. Sir, in my opinion, it was,the_ duty
. jfi; }(,f the _§p:t'.llSli ollicer to protest when he discov-
{7:..e_i‘e(l that Gen. Jackson was on his march for Pen-

msaicola : lie‘ was near to it—for he received the
. protestpn the 23d of May, and on the next day
entei'e‘.tl the town. The duty of the Spanish oili-
'- cr:,t".to. his own government required that he

'. ‘should’ protest. In saying this, I again repeat,
' ;, -‘tihiat I do not intend to palli-ate Spanish wrongs ;
'2 if they are sufficiently‘grea2. But it belongsto the
people, arid notto the oflicers of the army, to de-
termine oiflpttiiisliing them. ,2 _

I cannot take my seat without calling your at-
~tention to the precedent which will be made in
’- i this case. ‘ This body is the child almost of pre-
 cedents. Not acase presentskitself btit what

p:'ecccl_ep_ts ace sought——evcti every little claim
- is govéfihbd by precedent. Ifihope they will be
aware ofithc important one to be afibrdcd by the
" 3“ decision of -this question, and that it shall not
be such as that, at some future period, if some
ambitious (jeneral should spring up, and, pant-
ing to acquire the same glory, withfou't’possess_ing
the talents of Gen. Jackson, should, by some
mad act, htirry this'na,tion into war, he shall not
i have it in his power to point to this case, and
shield liiniself from respoiisibility.
-.——-‘pa--:::-eatgalit-'-—-— "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ni«:.w-Yoitx, Jan. 27}.-.. -~

_ Latest from Barnes. ./1yr:>.9.--B-y~‘tlie 
.eli.ne,"C$‘ibs.ott,\‘.'e iezfriz. ‘ti:-_.x on tlis 9.21 N5‘v'etn-
‘oer, 3 mail from V'a.'par:tiso, attrived at Buenos
. Ayces, bringing adxict-s of the-sailing ofthe first
divisioii of the natitiial Chili fleet, consistiii'g“.‘,ol'
the San Martin, of 64 guns, Capt. Vv'ilkinson';
L£10tE\t‘0, of 54 guns, Capt; Vicoster; corvette
Checabttco, of ‘.20 guns. and brig Pu»;-rydon, of 16
guns, bound on a Ct'uiZ.c ofi‘ Cape Horn, as was
5 ,’ supposed, for the purpose of intercepting a fleet
I) of transpoits expected front Spain, . and from

I

thence to proceed to the westward, for the pur-

, pose of fallingir. witlrsome of the Spanish ships‘

“T"°':<>l"_ war. The night before the .Emeline sailed,
the.’I)irector«announced at the Theatre that Tal-
Tcuhuzinna had surrendered to the Patriots of the
V‘/est.

The new corvette ships Horatio, capt. Skinner,
and (.‘urz'u.9o, Capt. Delano, had arrived in 62 days

, from this port. Au unfortunate occurrence took

‘ I place on board the latter vessel on the niglit of
I the l--lth Nov. Capt. D. was awoke by the re-

‘ ‘__‘l port of pistol, and informetl that John I. Bigo-

, low,’ master’s nriatc, had fallen in a duel with Mr.
I§:d_~hi'itiai'deii, niidshipman, which had been pri-
ze-Vtitely coiicei;-tetl. The deceased received a slug

',;,,»’ over his right eye, wliicli terminated his life in

6-.i_ hours. A jtiry of inquest was held on the

_ body, who brought in a ve-rdict..of manslaughter.

Ii", .- On the l6tli his reinttips were interred, in the

‘ church of St. Michaels.

~ 3
NURWALK (-}AZE'1"I‘E.
WEDNESD1’, FEB. s, 1319.

.\,-4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.-
v.

. ‘C'angre.9s.-—\Ve have the proceedings of (Jon
‘.9 .~,_. jgress down to Jan. 23, and find in them but lit-
. 2'-‘fig of much interest, excepting the subject of
tlie.-_,Scfl‘_ll_D0lc war, which still engages th:-~ir at-
_tention, if and probably will for some time longer;
if so, many important subjects deintuitling the
V atteiition of Congres. will, it is feared, he stiffer-
ed to lie over till another session. The follow-
" ing--are the names of those who had taken part
in the debate on the Seminole question,‘ at the
"last dates ; _
-Jnfavor of Gen. Jezclcwn.
Mr. llnlmes, of Mass.
Geii.l'lai't‘isoii, of Ohio,
Mr. Jolinsot‘i, of lly.
Dlr. -§.'.iiyth, (El Virg.
llllr. ones, o “Tenn.
Mr.T'allm..idge. of N.Y.
Mr. P. P. llarl)otir. Vii‘.
Mr. Saw er, of N. C.
Ml‘. Stroflier, of Vii‘.
ll/It‘. VVulk~:-r, of N...‘ C.
Mr.’ Rliejgi, of Tenn.
. In otifi‘r' ‘*é

 

, ./S''griz'n.9t /rim.

Mr. Cobb, of Geo.
Mr. Nelson, of V'r.
Mr. Johnson. ofViij.
Mr. Clay, of Ken.
Mr. .‘3torrs, of N. Y.
Mt‘. l‘.'1ei'cer. of Vii‘.
Mr. Colstoo, of do.

_ A _ yfxt, weshrall give the speech of Mr.
}It)li1ie_,s*.?i_ri?-litéply to.-Mr. Cobb’s, published in this
 ...dai"s..i2;ét1efl*i'é ' -
 P’ _ Tl e ‘Hwtise of Representatives were engaged
'._-[t,.. -'for,_a sliort‘time_ with (:l'ISC(l doors on Thursday.
 v The Iritelligfflfifl‘ states. as their lmpi‘e.~:si«:n,‘tliat
 '_t_lie su.bj¢C.t.under consideration was not of mate-

 

 

'item‘ in the military appropriation bill of $20,000

From his _

‘ihecaiise his feelingsand his. dignity were '

‘who buy to sell again.

1-,

rial import

for certain expenses attending an Indian treaty,
an explanation of which it was 'not;thought expe-
dient to make with open doors.’ . ‘

The Treaty lately concluded between the Uni-
ted States and'Great Britain, has been sanctioned
by the Senate. '

 

,Gen. Jackson arrived at W'ashington City on
the 23d ult. '1‘lie Mayor and a niimber of the
citizens, in ptirstiance to previous arrangements,
met to pay respects to this distinguislicd Hero;
btit Gen. Jackson sent his res iectful 'ackiiowl-

edgments to the meeting for the civilities inten—-

ted, and declined any public attentions., Gen.-
Jackson is now at 'i}altimot"e. ', A

The sum of one million of dollars has been
set apart by the legislatttreof South Carolina, as
a fund .for internal improvement. ,Ԥ;250,0t)0 to
be expended annually forfour successive years,
in clearing out rivers, constructing roads, ca-
nals, Scc. - _

In the Maryland Legislature, on the 22d inst.
a bill to extend to Jews the same privileges on-
joyed by Christians, was decitled in the negative,
after a debate of three (lays——ayes 23, nays 50,

The Maryland State Revenue from the Tax on
Lotteries, amounted to $100,000 the last year.

The bill appropriating l20,000 dollars ‘to ihe
btiilclingof a State Capitol‘, has passed both bran.
ches of the Legislature of ‘Pennsylvania. .’

The Legislature of -New-Yot'k have appointed
a committee to take -into consideration the pro-
priety of calling ti conventionfor the purpose of
revising the Constitution of that state. -

The following is,_ the strengthjof the Militia
of the state of New-York. Infantry 100,27/1. ;
artillery 7,326; light artillery 754; cavalry 1,142
-—Total, 118,496.

The Emperor of Austria has granted to Louis
Locatelli, ofMilan,_an exclusive piivilege fcir ten
y‘ears, for the invention of a vessel, whose speed
depends wliolly on the will ofthe pilot, and is
propelled neither by thewiud not-’steam——costing
less, being more durable, and not so liable to ship-
wreck as other vessels.-—Pa7~i.v/zajzier.

The Baltniore Federal Republican states, as
intelligence by the Peacock, that an ./fnzerztan of-

ficer qf 71z.;rz'n.es lzas embraced tlzg 1}/]a,:,0m6,,a,., ,5,-,_
gion at Corzstdrztizzo/216.. An affair of honor took
place between two midshipmen of the .AlTiql‘lCa.'1
Sqt1Zl(li'(m‘8-:~;llOl't time before the -P..sailed, in
which "Mr. Bo:-trdiey, o ‘ Baltiniore tvas killed.
_A Kingston (Jtlrilillctt) paper, mentions that ac-
counts had been received, stating that the city of

,Cumana was taken by the Independents, under
:.G¢llcl'alS l‘v’I-arino and Bermti'clez,1 on the 28th of

'jOc_t. and that agreat part of the arrny under Mo-
,r,ales had joined the patriots.

’'A part of a camp of runaways, 9 in number,
liavelicciitaketi in the Island of -Dominico. The

chief, whose name is Taiiiba, has been upwards of

40 years in the woods of that Island, and (ltirinp:
that titiie has been frequently guilty of inlitiman
murders, and incencliaiy acts. . ,' t

"r obs have been zilggfgsttarl at C'.:a‘:'l:s-
P 'lt“v,1'__',jl}lV.€,.l3(V jilpifllerl from
._, '5-.l2‘lllCll“\al'C sllpposcd m
liave been ceoc erned th the atrocities at the Isle
of May,‘ and‘dtliei- piracies, _

Two recent instasnces have o‘ccuI‘!‘C(l neat‘ Plfi}-
adelphia, in which Trunks have been cut and rob-
bed from the public stages. -

A Mi’. Iluizh (‘.urr_v lias been committed to.
prison in ‘Ne_w-York, charged with the murder of
his uifc. I

./1Ccidr'72f.9.——-OI] the 2|:-t tilt. a soldier by the
name of i\lic'DlZ, a Frenchman bv birth, tvas ad-
cidentally killcd by the dischargie of a musket,
by another soldier,‘ at the Grcenbusli canton-
ment. _

On the 8th tilt. a Mr. Oliver Thorp was crush-
ed to deatli by a tree which he was lclling. I he
has left a wife and six snzzill children.

A boy. 9 years 01 age, was lately killed in N’.
York, by a carriage running over his body.

---.-an-:1‘.-¢}':5QE>.-.1:-cm:---———
DIE1), _

In this town, Harriet, daughter of'l‘«lr.'Thom-
as Hanford, apgetl 6 years. In Middlesex, D/Ir.
Jonas/ran Bell, Jun‘. in the 30th year of his age.——-
He was a kind husband, an indulgent parent, and
a shining pillar, inthe church of Christ.

I!‘ Ridgelield, C/1a1'le.xi Burt, aged 20,

Ne-w School Book.

CATECHETICAL Compend of Gen-
eral History, (for the use of schools,)
by Frctlericlc Butler, A. M. just received and
for sale at this Oflicc, price 37 1-2 cents.
.3130, American Préceptors.
, Likewise, for sale,

The Wea-oer’s ./lssistzizit, containing upwards
of 100 different drafts, (a very useful com-
panion to persons ciigaged in‘ ‘Weaving,)
price 75 cents. Feb. 2.

 

Tlie Coiihliti strengthening
Plaster;

N admirable remedy for Nervous, Rheu-

matic or ' Gouty pains,‘ for sale by the sub-

scriber in Norwalk near the bridge, at 123}-2 cts

the roll. A reasonable allowance’ made to those
AARON NASH.
40 )

-L-

Noi"t‘valk, Feb. 1 st.

W“ Notice.

HE Copartnership of '}1.'lif2/zalct St. Jo’/m arm’,
Elz'.s—/m L. Sz'lz‘z‘-man. under ll16'ill'!1’1‘ of «Sr.

Jo/nz E5‘ Silliman, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having accounts against

\ .

the firm are requested to present them immedi-

ately for settlement; and all persons indebted
to the iirm are requested to settle tliesame with
E. .32, Jo/m, with whom tlieaccounts are left.—-
The business will be continued by Elis/ia Sil-

/inmlt l3LirHALi:'r ST. JOHN.
. _F.LzsxA L. SILLIMAN.
New-Caiiattn, Jan. 25, 1819. "-*40

ance, being only incidentalto a small

is . . A Notice.

HOSE persons who feel favorably disposed
towards the,e’stablishment of afSchool, (in
this place.) on the. Lancasterian.Sy8te12z, are re-
quested to meet at,_i\_’Ir‘. AitNoLD’s Inn, on Mon-
clay "eve?-1!§’g, the 8th inst. at early. candle light,
lorthe purpose of adopting such regulations as
' may necessary ‘on the occasion. - A
'l‘lie superior advaptages of ‘the Lancasterian
systmrt, over the cominop‘ method of instruction,
“ are mapy and import-atjt. Without mefntio‘nip]g
its origin, or tracing itsfprogrcss, we in orm t e
public, that the system is adopted and practised
in many, perhaps in most, of. the principal cities
and towns in Europe. Nor has this country, ever
attentive to the best interests of the rising gener-

- atior:.,-neglected to institute schools on this stipe-

riorplaii. In the-cities of Philadelphia and New-
Yorh, thottsands-are daily instrucied. So high is
the opinion of his Excellency the Governor of
Ne4w-»_.Yorl: of the advantages of this system, that
in a speech beforetlie Legislature, he bestowed
upon it-his highest commendation, and recom-
meiedell it as worthy of adoption in every town
of importance through" the, state. Ambng the
numeroit‘s_,advaiitages attending this system, may
Jae 192;-;;f’D!l(Jl1£‘.Cl, ‘- -. -

l-cl. Greater nunibere of c/iz'ldren may be in-
.s‘tr2.;!:;c(/, and more at_te7zZion de7.'atc‘d. to cac/z one.
In cur common schools, 40 or at m‘ost’5O pupils,
i~eq~.ti_i'e the whole attention of the ‘teacher ;" but
in :“s‘7;»ch_ool on the Lancasterian plan, from 100
to 1000 may be instructed with equal ease ; and
under the superintendance of a single master,
may receive more attention."

.s}zor.'cr/zcriod. By our common method of in-
stn.c_tion, children who commence at four, do

_. not geiicrally obtain a correct knowledge of read-

--ing- spelling, writing, and the ground rules of
aiinnietic, until twelve years of age’. By this
s_v:.;t':m, the time required of a child of common
capacity,"-to learn the forementioned branches,
itetfitl‘ not exceed fouryears. Some, indeed have
i'ii:islied the studies in a much shorter period.

.l. T/zr,te7'7n’s oftuz'zz'on are muc/2 c/zeajzcr. Not-
tvitnstandiiig ourschools receive considerable sup-
port from a public ftindtlevoted to that use, yet
there are many parents in every town, who are
un.'—‘)le to give their children a respectable educa-
mm. By this system, the usual expence oftuition
 lessened at least onrlmlf. Thcnthe public money
itp‘)E’0p1‘latC’.l to such a school of 150 pupils, would
3)’.-_“ nearly all the teacher’s wages, so that the ac-
tam‘ (‘.11/l(‘72C(.’ would be,very insiderable; conse-
(2-2.-ently the children of poor families may receive
il)6‘l)lcS5lng of a good common education, and
-‘J 02.: somewhat better circumsta‘nctes, prepare
='t..:-:ir children for e_x3.ensive usefulness.

}.:ast_l’ -.—-On this plan, ‘ All the children of a
ti/lla'ge‘inay-giagzet together on the same footing;

-‘ti; disciplitiedjlbyithe same rules; inflttenced by
 «e same motives ; encouraged. by the same re-
, ttards; taught the same lessons; itnpress‘ed with

I ' ..: same moral sentiments, and be fi:tted'for life
lflI._‘\.‘. an t‘.‘q:_:allt_‘f that no other _system». cart afford.’
l Vliorwaik, Feb. 1, "

t:.3Jr. ..._.. ..

./1: a Cozarri of Probate hrld at Norwrzlk, February

_ j j . I, l8 l9. _

E," l*lEI-‘.}_,‘_«, '§3,’A.t1toi: COMSTOGK, Adminis-
. trat ' lfbnf the estate of ./Jndrew illc-rrltr,

prt*'.e:itetl"to'this court, that the estate of said de-'
Cciis-e(l is insolvent, and insufficient to pay the
debts due and owing therefrom : These are}
therefore to order and direct the said A(liiiini'st'ija-
tor to give public notice in the the NorwalkiCfa-
zette, and otherwise as the law directs, to all per-
sons interested in said estate, to appear before
saiti coui-t, (if they see cause) atthe Probate-OE
lie: in said Norwalk, on, the first Monday "of
Mai'cli next, at 10 o’clock forenoon at which time
and place commissioners will be appointed to re-
ceive, examine, and ‘adjust the claims of the
creditors to said estate. Per order of court,
””-'40 VVMi'7G. BETTS, lerk.
State Q/' (.'o7z72ec.’z'cut,1r‘gir.
,,fieldcour2ty, S21/zcrior court,
ST)-‘,,°HF.N ABBOTT, Dccr:7n[)er term, 18] 8_
&c, In CI-IANCERY.
TPON thepetition of Lemuel Brooks, ofNm--
‘El walk,in said county,sliewing to thisCourt,tliat
the said Slcf1}ze72../Ibbatt mortgaged tp him, by deed,
dated the 27th day ofJ_une,l8 I 6,a certain piece of
Land, lying in said Norwalk, containing twelve
acres’, to secure the payment of a note of hand,
of that date, for the sum of three hundred and
seventy-four dollars and sixteen cents, and that
afterwards the said Steplien conveyed the same
Lands to Stephen J. Abbott,_by deed, dated the
4th day of July, A. D. 1816; Praying for a fore.
closure of said premises, as per Petition on file,
dated’ the 6th day of December, A. D. 1817',
which is now clepentling before this court ; and
it app‘-;ai'iiig that the said Stephen ' J. Abbott is
not an inhabitant of, or residentiu this State, and
that actual service of said Petition cannot be
made on him : Ordered that said Petition be con-
tinued to the Superior Court, to be holden at
Dan_bury,‘in andlor said count)‘, ‘on the third
Tuesday of,September next, that the Petitioner
cause notice of the pendency of said Petition to
be given to the said Stephen J. Abbott, by pub-
lishing this Order in the Norwalk Gazette, three
weeks successively, at least six weeks before the
session of said court, and that said Petitioner
forward said Gazettes, containing said advertise-
ment to Pittsbtirgh, in the state of Pennsylvania,
addressed to said Stephen J. Abbott.
By order of Court, I ~
DAVID BURR, Clerk.

I.iF..\1L’EL Bitooxs,
VS. J

I

I‘
0

Salt P and Codfislt. , j

_ .N’o. .1, 0}z.eap-Sz'a'e. -
- UST rcccivetl, and for sale‘ by the subscriber
a quaiititji of,supe_rior ‘Turks-Island SALT

9

T

-Alisa, CODFISII, of an excellent quality.

EBEN. D. HOXT.

. Jan. 23. 39 .

E. .4 common educaiion can be obtained 3'72 cz fizuclz

""'\i‘i'i1il{i,“Si.'lL:i:l‘ii'ig and Sliitting Muslin of a stipc-i’i't'">'t77’

late of Ncytfifianaan, deceased, has this day re"-_.

' printed and for sale at this Oflice. Aug . 13‘ ' ' ~- _ ‘t

,.
o',.

.- ' . I ' __ .:;.-.;§

. Cheap Clash Store-.’
j‘ .STEVENS STREET, ,
."— ’ No. 2, Clteap ‘,iQgde,.

I~lAVE JUST ltncntvnn A_ 1:‘-_ -1‘: ‘oz-
“G*rocer-ies, Frtti Tc.

Among iw/zic/z are t_lie‘_/bllowing articles.

 

 
 
 

 
 

Jamaica Spirits, by the Southern Flour, by the
11h<l- .1 , ‘_ barrel or less qtiantity
St. Creix Rum do. Rye and Buck-Wlieat
Molasses do. , Flour I 1,. .,,
Cogniac Brandy, and Smoked Hams_}= ';._.,,_
Holland Girl, by the Smoked I-lerr" "iii, '1":
barrel Codfish, _ , ’_ «
‘Vines ~ . I.ivcrpoolLiquitl\‘,BI,a’cl-I-3
Noyau . _ _ ing,wlioles‘a_l_‘e_and-re-__ 7
Cordials, of allkinds tail. , ‘ _.
Teas do. . lit. ‘ 
L035» lumpland brown Orange.s,iLi'mes‘__. :;‘- ,
Sugar M a,tl_eii'ét Nuts_,.éI?.ea‘nuts

Coffee, Choccclate
Pepper, Allspice, Gin.
er
Hand 8: paper Tobacco
Candles by the box '3,"-
Powder and shot 3{C. Etc. 8{C. 
The allove articles are all of a superior quali-
ty, and _will be sold on terms which will rendei‘.it, ‘
an object for their friends to call. I p _' ~
Norwalk, Jan. 25‘._‘ — ': J39

; ,Ground Plaster.
. OR sale, Gr0und‘Plaster, (not sweepings,
nor North-River I’laster,) at ninedollars
per ton, or fifty cents per bushel, at the Mill ad-
joining the Bridge. ‘ M . _
VVanted a quantity of CORN, to be delivered
by the first of March,"ot' sooner.
, SAMUEL CANNON.
Norwalk, Jan. 19. . - 38
Fish, Lumber, &c. —
 Quintals best quality Codfish,
6 bbls pickled Sword-fish
20,000 feet Mercht. Boards
2,000 do. reffuse do.
5,000 do. clear do.
1,000 do. clear -Plank
2,000 do. common do. I
4,000 do.) yellow pine do.
1,000 do. Clapboard (siding)
50,000 Warranted "Shingles,

RUM and 11-101..‘/ISSIES, by the hhtl. or reta I.
for sale by ' VVM. J. STREET.
EC?’ N. B. Those indebted for Lumber will

please to remember, that 60 days was the long-

est credit given on that article. Accotints not
puuctually paid, are entitled to interest from date.

’_1_‘he interest will most certainly be required on

siicli accounts as are l'airly'du<_:',_§unless they are

immediately attended to. ‘ -
Norwalk, Janfl.-3.

Almonds, Prunes
Drum Raisins
l“igs,,Cocoanuts
Dried Currants
B_ox and keg Raisin

 

 
 

A Domestic. Wlanufacttires. ’
. HE subscriber offers for sale, (W'holesale 1
and Retail,) at his e§t9l)llSlin'tt.'lIt in N01‘-__‘:-,

quality, Stripes and Chambrays, with a general
assortment of Yarns, suitable for Bcdticking and
other purposes, of the very best quality, both
blue and white, from No. 6 to 18. .
AlSO,.Pal;t:Ill'. Composition for the axles ofcar-
-riages, an excellent substitute for-tar, grease. &c.
for sale as above. AARON NASH.
June 29th. ’ 9

Strayed ,
ROM the subscriber in July last, seven
white SHEEP, 3 old Ewes and 4 Lambs ; -
marked with-half-penny under thenear ear, and
nick foreside the same. When they left the sub-
scribed, the letter G, painted black, was on their
side. VVhoever will return them, or inform the
subscriber where they maybe found, shall be well
rewarded, and all reasonable charges paid.
SAMUEL GREGORY.
Wilton, (Chesnut hill.) Jan. ‘25. - ‘€39

HE Hon. Court of Probate for Staiiiford
District, have limited seven months from

this day, for the exhibition of claims against the

estate of ./lmos illadderz, late of Greenwich, dc-‘
ceased. '

AARON SHER\VOOD, Adm’r.
Fairfield, Jan. 18,1819. S9. ‘

ROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber,
. three SHEEP. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and .takc them _ ~
away. EDVVARD COMSTOCK. _ .
VVilton, Jan. 19, 1819. *38

RICHMOND FLoUit.,'by the bill.
_ Best retailing l'.\IOLASSl.1S, bythe
_ lilid. and at 53. per gallem. at retail.“ ‘
French BRANDY, by the l)?.l'l'(’l,
,Turk_s Island SALT, by the load, and
Glover and Timothy Seed, '
‘ For salc'by BETTS & CANNON-
Norwalk, Jan, 15. . « I 38

‘ Books, 8573. y . ~
LEMENTS OF WAR, by Isaac Malt-
by, price $2, -. ’ _
VVillctts’ Geography,witli Atlas, price 7 5 C158,
Hartford selection of Hymns, 50 cts.-V . .;;=’ .
R00t’S_AIlltl1n1BlTiC, and \VI'itin.t’,‘ P3"]N‘~l’;-_: __ '_.",' . . , .
_ Just rccci-veil amlfor sale by " 3" ’- 
NICHOLS ty PRICE. ‘

 

-Jan’. 18190 » _- 4 V-“ .’
Blank Certificates and I
A I ers of Attorney, ' i

For Pensioners, forsale atjthis Oflice. and al-

-so by Sher-man, Baldwin, c§~fCo. Bridgeport. _

Blank Executions,
For the Collectioit of Military Fir.es,just

I