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-*l{h1~ec l'1tI»ll(ll‘C.'(l.l‘tt‘l_‘ni'li6S from Gi3_',1?‘!s'1“ ‘W1 al'.l'“‘.§.d
"as settlers in the‘ vicinity of tlib fort.’--111. ' ‘
The V’Vashington City omits, states that the
gérrison now stationed at .Detr'oit,‘ Wm‘. t-He ex’
‘ception ‘of a company of a.rt1llery_,,' are ordered ttlo
be tvitlidiratvn, and ‘-0 °c°“PY.v if ‘.l_°hV“’_ P"_3‘[at ‘A 8
Falls ‘of St. Anthony, on the Mississippi.
.T/,.{Lauach.-—On,Monday- the lstinst; ..at a
'qua,.,e,-. before =12 o’clock, the noble Slurp ofthe
Line .COLiUMBUS' glided = from its b_ed<at~t1>c
Na, Yard inr.\yasl1_i11gton,c_it_)-faillfille 139.5‘, lllaf
jestic style, in the pres__encc‘ _0_f than)’ thou:
sandsfof sp'e‘ctato'I‘Ss W110: }11 desplto of unfavor-
. able’ weather; had assembled to -witness-.tlns
interestingfscene. * '1‘he‘vessel .was"-greeted, °“
its descent,» by anatioual salute from the artille-
ry,-by patriotic airs -from theband of Marlo;
houtsof thousancls of Co-
Corpsgaxttlv by tlteos. f V V F _u r
LuMm‘_ANs_, gatlierctlltogetlier eve.y" q a .
ter Of-[.[]e":Un'lQDi'+-Nfl¢;f1}1tE{a. .‘ . -
Slate Inac '1-en! Laws.--The Supreme Court of
the Unit'ed -States"haveirecently. made a decision
in relation to the State Insolvent.La\_VSa_, \'v‘l‘lCh
W111 be more important and extensive in tt_scoii-.
sequences, than anywhtch hasrlpaen made 1}) Ella‘
court fopman-Y ycars, '_l_‘l;e.amoLtnt of .th1s..de-
cision is, that-since, the adoption of the'constitu-
tiou,'no'st'ate hasa right to passa banl<'t'4Ul3.t-l"l“’,-.
impairing the obligation of contracts. A '1 he,sta1e
may-* pass a law dischargrng 1113 P9l'5°" °f ‘he
debtorirom, arrest or .itnp_l‘1s0I1I_D§=D13 but ‘_"'?‘““°‘
discharge’ th‘e"'insolvent aS__i0' ’l_!i1_*\-_5Ul35e_‘l“"‘_?‘_ 3°’
quisition of property. Th1s'dct:I8i9D YV1lll?Fi"l1l‘e7
' to creat’e an ‘extensivesensatton rn many_pa1't_s_
of the :United States, particularly in Nc_w-York,
where ’iheTfa'cilit'ics for obtaiflinlg a.<ll$Cl1'fll‘§¢
from debts have for. years been greater than tnii.-3.;
ny othervpart of the &V01'1d'-*-M‘T7'°T- "
u—-—-—- .
\Ve -uudcrstaiicl that the claims for Spanish
. spoliatious possessed in this town exceed a mil:
lion and an half‘ of dollars ;—-and that the pro-
portion of one merchant is more than three hun-
dred and fifty thousand dollars ; besides.iuterest
for fifteen years.-’-‘Boston j2aIli‘.7‘-
drank at the Public Dinner
st inst. in honor of General
Jackson, the-fo1l’owing‘ isrtlle 5th? « '
’ 1“ General Jackson--\57l19§=?iIlk‘C_lll€ Cartltagé’=
nian warrior, passedthe. prohibited bounds cfjan
enemy to close with himlat home—and liked-la_n-'
uibal victorious in the.fieltl, destined to be,assail-
5. "ed" in the-Senate.” _ s , V , —
To this Toast, the General rose and made "the
following reply-— . _ . ’
8‘ \Vj1aL I have done, sii',' W118 ft)!‘ my 'co‘n‘utvy.
Conscious that the first object,o_f'my lieart--has
ever been to advance our prosperity and happi-
ness, to receive the approbation of ,_my fellow "cit-
izens is to me a source ofthe highest'_gratifica-
tion—it is the proudest reward of a soldier.——
'- Not only my public actsbut my private charac-
ter, have been ‘a's'sailcd.
with personal,» mercenary views, in occupying
Florida. I scorn to answer so degrading_aniac-
cusationlz it is-as base as it is: absurd, and could
only originate in bosoms destitute of every man-
ly vi1‘tue_. I have no fear but my country will do
me justice. ,
~" l now, sir, beg leave to give you--—
The 12!}: and l3t/z Sr/Henzber, l8l4---The
days-ou which freeman defeated the conquerors
of Europe, and under the proud waving of ‘the
star-spangled banner,’ saved Baltimore from in-
cend—'tar_v pollution.” “
Among tlie‘Toas'ts
at Baltimore on the 1
TheLegislatt1re‘of Ohio have passed a law
prohibiting, after the first of June next, the buy-
ing or selling of bank notes within that;state.—-
Of co_u.rse, after that time, back notes must pass .
at their nominal value or notat all. _ r V
Mr. _ Benjamin Dcarborn of Boston, has pre-
sented Congress with a.tn.emorial, praying. for
national patronage, f'ot'.-,3t‘he'w1y invented, and
novel mode of p t‘opelling-lcarriages by steatn.—.-
He proposes to transport the mail in tltese coach-‘
ml.
es to every partof the United ‘States. It is to
be a spaciouzrveliicle for 3001' more passe‘nggz-3,
withvetzcry-accommodation for meals and ‘rest--
will travel at the rate of a milcin three minutes,
passenger-s secure from robbery.. — - ’
f A meeting, for the purpose of forming an fig.
ricultlural Society for this county, is tube held at
Danbury this day, (VVednc_sday.) .
A St. Louis paper states that 8000 settlers
have repaired-,dtn'ing.the lastiwelve months‘ to
the Arkansas country. — , ' . r‘ M
A Mr. Currie from Englantl, lately purchased
10,000 acres of landin the Illinois‘Territory,-ancl
is forming anew English settlement there.
Honorable 1'Jun;'ficence.—‘-Moses Brown, Esq.
of Newburyport, has given to the Theological in»
‘; stitution at Andover, the sum of 25,000 "dollars
to found an additional Professorship. The same
gentleman formerlygave the sum of l0,000"tJol-
lars to the same seminary.
During the present session of the New-Jersey
Legislature, thirty-one applications have been
made for clivorces. _ g __
"A violent. gale from the Eastward was experi-
enced at Boston, Salem, Ste. on the night of the
25th tilt; the tides rose to an uncommon height,
and considerable damage was done to the ship.
ping and wharvcs. At Marblehead, also, a num-
ber of fishing boats were driven ashore. and the
captain of a brig drowned. '
The brig Almy, Gorey, master, of Tiverton,
’ bound for Richmond, put into New-London on
the 25th ult. The next morning, during the
gale,she wasdiscovered to be on lire in the hold,
supposed to be from the slacking of Lime, To
extinguish which, after cutting‘ away the masts,
the brig was scuttled. The cargo, consisting of
Wm» “Ines Oil, &c. was principally destroyed.
Ikfcltzvzc/Ioly.—-011 the night of the 7th ult. the
’ dwelling house of John-M’C.ord, Esq. in’ North.
East township, (l’enn.) accidentally took fire, and
before any of the’ family ‘awoke, was ‘so far cou-
.sumed, that only a part of the family escaped.)
\
I have been charged‘
s 4 Norwallt, March 9, 1819.
VVas‘"’clro‘wn‘cd‘ in 'Kenniss Cree.1t,~ ’_"Ga’llatin
county, Kentucky, in attempting to sivirh; his
horse acrossit, Mr."Sa_mucl Tobez‘,‘a~pain’rer by
.trade, from one ‘of the -New-England states. He
‘was an indusu its thijiving young man, mhch
respected,'_;ai fad acquired by his’ "prudence
some va_lu’ab_le property, 5 to whiizh the attention"
of his fri'e’nds,is'h'cre‘by invited. .Infoi'tnatlGh on
the subject‘ may be obtained by adclressing a line.
to'John_ Vawter, Esq. Vernon,ludiaua.-2-é;/Wt: Int.-
Langdon Clteves, Esq. is elected P-resided": of
the,Bank of'the'Unite_'d‘States. A t .
" Efiircts. of Irzto.2_:ié'atio11;——In Chester. county,
'('Peu'n.) during the last"month, at-_on¢-term, two
persons nat'ned"Keys and Simmons-,1 were tried
for murder.‘ ~ Opefor the murder of his brother‘
'—'-’-the ot‘her_'fo'r that of_l1i's,1mcle.* The scenes of
each ‘clilfe-i'ent_'and ‘distant-‘—all parties at each ‘rc-
latzons, and allintoxicatrzd at the time‘ of each.--—
They tvere'fott‘tid guilty or murderin the ‘second
degree,’ and setitenced to the-state penitentiary
forten 'y‘ears.7_"'» 1- 4 . ‘ ‘ ’ *
A Cliat'leston‘pttpe1' of the 22d ult.'states»that
for some time past, "a gangof villains had located
theinsclves in the neigliborhoodof the Six Mile
'_1filo'use, and ‘committed very -many daring and
outrageous batteries on pet-sous travelling‘ that :
way. To'su'ch a height -,ha'd.' they ‘carried this _
rarne, that "Mr. Ross, who fwas put in possession.
of the ‘house, (which these ‘outlaws inhabit'ed,.)
culty esoaped into the woo'd's,t
a warrant_‘ w‘ai§»=issued,~§and six‘ of ithc gang were
arrested"anclrcommitted to jail‘. I A.young.ma11§
who had been robbed and uumercifully whipped,
.man and his wifr:')'-as -the perpetrators of the
.cr.ime. “Nine-or ten loaded muskets, with fixed
., .b:a‘yonets,- a keg and cauuistcr of gunpowder, Szc.
._ti{ére-‘l'ouiicl inithehouse.» The house was acci-
gridcntallyibtirnt down the same evening; and the’
Mile-House, which had-also‘-been inhabited
'by"these outlaws,_'was_burnt soon‘ after, by it par-
ty‘ from Charleston, with the consent oltlie own.
.6“ . , . . . .
A ‘ ' A Charlest'oh'p'apcr of Feb." 26, states that two
ther persons had also been committed to jail,
‘chfargcd with being con'cernedin the recent high
_.way Robbetiés near that city ; and that a fresh
grave ha‘d'been found in the woods near the "Six
Mile ’HouIs:e, in which ‘were the remains of two
bodies;-'-_one a white man. supposed to have been
killed by. the‘ robbc’rs'—‘-had been buried but~a
‘short time; the other was on old skeleton).
A person has been appreh‘cntled‘at Savannah
on suspicionof passing counterfeit money. The
spurious" bills found in his possession, and in his
trunk left at Charleston, atnountetl‘ to _‘}‘our fizz):-
dn-rl and fifty ti/zoirizrmrtrl (lo/lu'r-<} .’il-principally on
the Newport, (l~’.‘e'n.) bank. '-l‘hts fellow was ed-
ucated at the Rhode Island College, and obtain-
ed the‘ bills in‘b'la'nlts, by a lorgezl introduction to
_ the engravcrsi in Philarlelpltia. V - -‘
--~Mr. McCarty,’ 'who'kiled Gerrt:ra=l -Mason in‘ a
duel, has sailed from'Alexandria for Literpool.
‘ The first intimation Gen. Mason’s wife had
of his intention to fight, (says a letter from Alex-
andria) was about two hours previous to the ar-
rival of his remains home. He had left .a letter
for her with a friencl, who,’ from the hope that all
would be Well, had delayed to deli-ever it. The
scene whieli ensued at the rcc‘e'ption of theletteir,
Gen. I\’iasou’s remains, not pen can describe, nor
penctl depict.‘ '1 be agonized cries of a bereav-
countenauccs of Gen. M’s servants, to whom he
was a ltiudtmaster, and the bitter regret of his
admiring neighbors, were enough to melt at heart
of adamant.-'= . . - .
" —-¢u-*.‘.H!-.-—- - .
5):?‘ 7’/rose fzcrsons to/to are rlcsirous of estab-
(is/ling a .s-c/zoo.’ 072- the Imrzcasteriazi‘/Ilan, in Mi.»-
/zlace, are r‘e.'/nested to meet at M-fr. .’/1r2z0ld’s Tav-
ern, on Jlfnjzddy courting next." ‘ . .: i . ‘
-‘Cl--33+ 8-:1‘-
S’ i‘T.ol.c1'afiopn.‘
oration and equal rights from clifferent parts of
the S_l1\i<’-r convened at New Haven in October
last:_lt'wns resolved to supportthe following.
gentlemen for the oflices respectively affixed _ to
their -names, at the election to beholden on the
hrst Monday of April next, any.’ respectfully to
Vecomlnelld them to the Electors for their sup-
;pOt‘l--Vlz. - . , ~ , . ‘ j
C ’, Oliver Wolcott,
_ A , _ FOR GOVERJVQR.
~ J=onatha.n Ingersoll,
_ FOR LIEUT. GOVERJVOR.
ISAAC SPENCER, for TI'é'aszIrcr.
THOMAS D.-iY,for b'c'cretarg. ‘
AND‘ FOR SEN/1 'I'U_RS,
JONATHAN BRACE,. A ' Hargforii
SYLVESTER W ELLS,. ‘County.’
VVlLLIAl\%I BRISTOL, _ ‘ ‘Noni-Haven
DAVID T OMLl.L\T SON, '(.‘ount3/.
ELIAS PERKINS, 7' if [\’c)v-London
ENC) CH , BU RRO WS. Cmmtg.
DAVID HILL, Fairflelzl (.'ounl3;.‘
PETER NVEBB. Windham 1.-'o'u‘m',y.
FREDERICK _ WOLCOTT, P Jitchficlzl
ELIJAH BOARDMAN, ' 'Cozmt_y.
JOSHUA STOW‘. M2'(I:llc.\ie.t‘ t1'ou.nIg/. ‘ ‘'
JOHN S. PE'I‘_ERS,. TollamlCou12{y.'
It will be observed that the ’cau"didates for -the
Senate, are selected from the sevcral‘couuties in
the St"atc—-antl that ten ofthem now hold the of-
fice of Assistants by the isullrages of the free-
meu at the last spring electi-;)n., "
VIIAKEN up adrift, near Half-mill Island, on
A ‘the 8th inst. a flat-bottomed oak SKIFF.
The owner-‘may have it bylproving property and
,P'<1ying, charges, by calliugon the subscriber,
near G1‘cgot'y’s Mill. = .« ‘
' JOSE-PH S'1"'.iJOHN, 2 3
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Two of his ‘dattglitejts, the one ahd_tli_é other t
A about 8 yeaiis of age, perished in fhb flatncsl ‘
was a'ttac_ked"andl violently beaten,-"and with difii- .
. ‘after having two f
loadedntusketssfiretl at him.‘ Upon his afiidavit,’ ,
‘went to the 'jail,'a_nd"-ide‘nti‘fi«ed- two of them, (a .
and almost simultaneously. Will) the arrival of
ed and loving wife, the mournful and weeping .
At anumerous meeting of the friends of tol- ,
.pay_t_ncnt,' to
. -/ , . -
'_,_ . .M.EBRI_EP_§ A f .
In staisrml, Mr; Ham, Scqfiefd to Miss Ly-
idia 1’l7_c(,'lf..'f ..: I " -I . . " ' _ -'
.~ '- -« _ DIED, __ ‘* ‘
At’Sttiyi"t$'a;.’ Dela on A-tlie};l9th ult._’I{Ibr£z :Fei"-
guson‘, (negro) aged one»ln’md1_*ed 'a‘i¢d"thz‘1’tyyca_r}§.
='l‘his woman was bbrn in Gfuinea, w'b'cr‘e "she re-.
inaincd till s'h‘etwa§.iipwai'd's of sixty yea‘rsof‘age,
at which time she was kidnapped aud’l‘)rought_to
America, where she has been seventy §."cars.-
"On thetimoirning of lie‘r_rde‘a‘tli', she eat a h‘ea”rt‘y
breakfast and went lobed a_nd remained vitintil
‘dinn"er,- when the family ivcntto awake h‘er',~ and
bélioldshe vvasdead. ‘t ‘ O "
' Atthe residence ofM
Grbvé, Kentucky, on the 9t
ajor.W'.- Crogan, Locust
h .l'an'uary*,‘ -M r. ‘Join;
‘The déc‘e:i'sed' had lived in‘ the family of Major»
Croghan for ’tl'1’t_: last 27' y.ears, and has uniformly
tenjoyedv-good health.‘ TI-Ie allirmed before his
'(léalll tltathe had never,'in~the course of hislife,
‘been blooded, or taken-‘a single portion of physic.
VV hat-was remarkable in the deceased, heconsid-
. cred every thing his-‘ own, and would frequently
threatento disposscss merchants in Louisville of
their--gootlswnlcssthey kept- their accounts uni-
form aud correct, but in other respects was per-
frctly‘san_e'. — ~ ’ Y —
l j WV-"«'1l;'l1am< J. ‘Street, ~
Has this -day received» an additional‘ supply,
-conaistin-got‘ _DRI’ ‘ G_001‘)S, C!£,0QICE-' .
~ RY, GROCEIZIES, &c. &c.
‘ . T his addition _tnake_s his assortpment equal; if
not ‘superior to any in the place. It will be alto-
‘-gether .supe.rflL'tous to my his Goods are Cheap;
-A such as willdo him the favorto call and buy’, may
have a convincing proof of the.fac,t. ,, _
: ./fmbzzgliis a7:tii.'l€8_j_tts,£__2§r:ceive,(l,.=1vill be/bund
. .XTl‘RA sttpeI_'_’ii;ne,;_ _l,ue, black, and ~mixed
YClc;tltSa1ttl"(3_a§‘s§t1}ei . .
Bomhazetts,.bl_-ac'k__and ass igted colors 0
Galicnesand_:Gitt‘ghams.qf.r-i7ariot1s qualities ,
Black Tabby \/7el’vets.andvC'anton Handltercliiref.s
Black and scarlet Canton .£}rapes' _ .
Cassimere me'rino.and imitation Shawls ~
Fine sarcinet Cambt'ic:-and jackonct Muslins
Fine Lenoes and book M uslins .
Green, black.andchangeable,F;lorences
Cam‘§ric and »common l)imit_ies
Steam‘ lioorn and cambric Shirtings
Domestic shit ting and sheetings-, from 20 to 35
' tttspr yard ' A V
Lamb» supply of
cis per yard » - -
Silltand cotton Flag Handke_rchie_fs
Ladies‘ best sill; andkid. Gloves
'!Cornm‘on do. undi-est,xat.~‘-Lt} cts perpair
Mens best Beaver G10-Yes‘; ,
Apfbn-Cl‘tcCl{ 0f'Sll[‘)El§l0l’:‘\Vi(lt-ll and quality.
(Bo-znynon do. at l8- cts'a.pet‘ yard .
Sill: and Toiliuet V.e,_st~_ings_ .
Swansdown, very good; at S! cts the pattern
I2 tloz. stout lndia Shawls,,from 10 to.l2 1-2 cts
each « — I
~20t:1:&.‘l.l'Iadt"aS9'an(l mapt‘Hdlt.fs, from 310.6 cts
‘ 4 - I.IKE,WISE, I _ _: [each
Blue and printed ‘tea setts 9 '
1):}. cups and saucers, half pint Tumblers, wine
Glasses, Goblets, Stc. 8:c. -
. _ ALSO, . _
Teas. lump and brown Sugars, Molasses, (new
4;
3
-India Muslins, from 13 to SS
wrought ‘anti cut Nails, Biiclgeport and Boston
Crackers, at the factory price’, by the quantity.
March 8. V
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,Bctts 82 Carillon,
‘ V ‘i HAVE I-‘on SALE
-Timothy. and -Clover’ Seed,
«amt G-mIsw0Zd’s Ploughs ;
A small supply of which they have just receiv-
cd from VVasl1ington. March’6.
, t For Sale, _
-A valuable, Farm, t
7; YING in South-East. Putnam county, state
of'New-York, about 9.0 miles fromfiingsiug
and Peeksltill Landings, and about 25 miles from
Nortvalk Landing.‘ The Farm contains 68 acres
of-excellent Land,‘ -proportioned with meadow,
plough, pasture, and wood land,’ with a good pro-
portion of orchard. On the premises are a good
The fences are in good repair, and land in a good
state of cu-ltivlation. The price will be reasona-
ble, and paytrients made easy. ‘
' - ' LEGRAND DOOLI.TTLE.
N. B. The subscriber would sell-his stock and
farming ma't'erials with the farm, if it should suit
tlteffnlrcliaset‘. ' * ' ‘ 7
South’-‘East, March 1, 1819.
..iFori‘Sale,
A small Farm,» »
' ITUATED in‘ Ridgefield, about one mite
" north of the Meeting-House, containing a-
bout nine acres ofexcellent Land, together with
a new two story Dwelling-House, standing there-
on." Tltei plact-“is an excellent~st_-and for a~Me-
chanic, particularly a Tanner and Currier. An
indisputable title will bcrgiven. For particulars,
inquire of the subscriber. A .A .
S ' ‘ SES VMORRIS.
45
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’Ridgelield, Feb. 25, 1819.‘ ' _ .‘
7 HF; Hon. Court of Probate for the district
of Danbury, ha_tj'h limited six months from
the date hereof, for ’iht=i creditors to the estate of
' widow ll/Iary.-Jorics, late”of Ridgclield, deceased,
to exhibit’ their claims against said estate for set-
tlements Those who neglect to" present their ‘ac-
counts properly attested within said time, will be
debaxred a recovery. All persons. indebted to
saidtestate, are requested to make immediate
.\
March 4th, 1819.
J.uu'12s Sm‘MoUR_. Executor. '
45*’-=
3,. fit 1_
N‘otwal_.kl;
Collins’, aged .102 years, a native of New-‘J,ers_cy. A,
crop.) Glover and Timolhy'Secd, Stone Lime,‘
Dwelling-Hotxse',.Barn, and other out houses.-a
\"
« Dd-‘nfiury tcmcli , Norwalk
Accommodation‘ Stage,
0 ILL“ commence running on the 20th of’ '
‘ ' ‘March, the wag of"Bethel, to -perform
its regular trips‘ through the season: ~
To leave Danbury every Tu'e3'iIc'z_i/, -Thursday,’
and Saturdrzz , and ‘arrive in season to take Pack.-
ets at N'o‘rwa'lk-—and toleave Norwallt on the £01.;
lowing days. . ‘r.
§1:?"Extra Carriages will be furnislied on the
shortest "notice. . , " ,
5 N. B. One half of the above Line will be. sold.
on reasonable terms, ‘to any person in Danbury
disposed to"purcha'se. ' ‘
' ’ Cl-I‘AR’LES WORRELL.
Norwalk, Feb. 23. _ 43
C For Sale, ‘
_ V.-KLLIABLE EARM,in the town of Pat:
terson, Putnam County. Said Farm is sit’.
uated about half a_mil't. from the village, contain.
iug about sixty: acres of Land, well pi-oportim-.¢d
with Meadow, Plough, Pasture, and \Vood Land
and Burn.
made easy. ' Any person wishing, to purchase,
can Call and vi"e'w' the pirernisesfi J’ or furtlfer pill‘-.
ticulars, apply t'o t-he subsc_ribers.T
. i < Jazz. .N£WsUrér,
~ . . Jomv JVEWBl[R2_‘, .
Pauéi~‘s'o'n, rt. Y. ‘Feb. 19.,‘ rats.‘ 5t‘v44
Fo1:g.Salé,. , hd
BOUT __eleven.acre.s.'. of LAND, together
uitlra House and small :-Bart), pleasantly
situated at Five Mile River Landing, afi'or(_1ing g
nu'mber ‘of haudsothe buildi_ng__;spots, and is~ad-
mirably cal‘culat‘e_tl.fur- carr.yingson trade, as it af-
fords ‘a numbt:r of places for.=;mak’ing ducks; and
is a -good stand‘ forboth store and tavern. C
/il.v9—-al)r:tit one four th of, a mile above, 3-4 of
ah acre, on which is a goocl‘-build'iug spot, sfibrd.
iug a handsome view of the sound’. . .-, .
'l‘ he above will be sold l(‘rgClllt.'l' ‘or separate as‘
may_ Suit Ills: purchaser. F or_ further particulars
apply to \lLLIAS RAYMOND, near the-prem-
lS8S. Feb. 9. _ *4} 6w
Exc’rs.
For Sale, a Farm,
LEASANTLY situated zitiiiutittrtgton hilt’-
bor, East Neck, ‘Long’-Island, containing a-
bout 200.acres, mostly cleared Land, and ‘in a
good ‘state. of cultivation, with ‘gdod chestnut fence.
Said Farm is well timbered, and considerabl_e_lo-
cust timber among it‘, with about ten acres of
fresh and salt ‘meadow. ’ _. i
There is on the premise's, _a good double _t\vo
story House, with it well of excellent water with-
initwelve feet of the door‘; two barns, a good ci-
containing about 800 Apple Trees, mostly win-
ter apples ;' a numb:-r_of Pear.Trees of different
l<ipds_; ._and_an excellent Car_de,n near the _l1ou;_.e.
Said Farm is Well watered with livingisptings,
and a number of lotsittatered the. year rouncl ;
said farm is large enough and well calculated for
tw.0,- _ . .
The Farm joins the water on both sides; on
the north side is a beautiful building spot{7well
watered, with plenty of clez-.1ed land. tin-;l_ier,
frtiit, 8:0. There is a public Lat~.(Eit:g within halt‘
a mi_le of the house. Vessels and stages going
and coming from New-Ytzrl-: daily; at '1‘-acket
plies to and from Netv-York weekly, and runs
within twenty rods of the door. 'l'E~.ert- is a gt ea;
privilege for gunning, fishing and claming,‘ with-
in a short distance of the liottse. . For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises‘, who -will give an indisputable title for
the same. MOSES SCUDDER.
Huntington, Dec. 4.
N. B. The su'osr.riber would be willing to sell
the whole or a part of said Farm as may best;
suit the purchaser. 32 Sm.
F or Sale, ,i
In Nortvalk, dbmtt -to rods north of the brirlge,
T HE PR,.it‘iiVlISE*l, Where Mr. P/1z'm*a.-1 1111!
now lives, consisting of at Lot of ground,
six rods front and ten deep, with a Dwellir.g-
House, Barn, VVell of water, and a number of
thrifty apple and peach trees, Szc. For terms’,
apply to JONATHAN KNIGHT, Esq.
VVho is authorised to give a good and sufficient
title for the same. J. CRISSE -Y.
Se’/zt.'30. ' l
A For Sale,
VALUABLE FARM, in Fuirlield. two
and a half miles west of the Court-House,
onthe turnpike road leading to New York. The
Farm contains about 45 acres, proportioned with
Meadow, Plough and Pasture Land. ‘On-the
_pr‘emiscs are a good dwelling House,‘ Barn. and
Other out-houses. _ ‘Also, a Grist Mill with two
run of good Burr Stones, and a good run of cus-
tom. .- The fences are in excellent repair, and
the land in a goodstate of cultivation. The '
price will be low and payments made easy.-,-.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises. ‘
. SAMUEL Km.1.ooo.
Fairfield, Nov. 18th, 1818. ‘ 6m 30.
.3: ‘a Court qf'.Prabat,e, lzoldcn at. N orwallr, xlfarciz
‘ 1 1.9!, l8l9. ~
HIS court limits and appoints six months
from this date, for the creditors to the es-
tate of Jeremiah Keeler, late of VVilton, deceased,
to exhibit their claims against said estate, and
the executoris hereby ordered to give notice
thereof accoriug to law. ' , , _ ,
' 'l‘est—i-VVM. G. Br.'r'rs, Clerk. f
_ Notice is hereby given to the"creditors_'t'o the‘
estate of*Jeremia/1 Kceler. late of ‘Wilton, deceas-
ed, to exhibit their claimsagainst said estale,
within -the ti_me above limited, orthey trill be de.
barred a recovery. ' ’
44 THAm>I~:Us h’I1-sin, Ex'ec’r.
-—an excellent Orchard, ‘and plenty of almost cv-A 7
‘cry kind offruit.togetlter with a Dtv'elling-Housié .
The price will be low,’an‘d-p‘ay'ment§ ' '
der mill, and other out houses ; several orcitartls, _
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