‘ Constitution, ‘consequently the mistake could not
‘ T‘ afiiiir took place in Huntington, on W'ediiesday,‘
l t_
NURIWALK (i‘rAZ.if.'I"l"' . A"
W_'El}'.N‘Eb'I}.I_11’, .M_.r21iCI1 17; .1819.
. THE ELECTIUN. ~ 1
=x=* The Electorsivill do well to hearin mint
that the approaching meeting for the-_ election of
State Ofiicers, is to be held on the 1t‘irst Monday
in'April, and not on the _fi:'st Zlfmdizy next after
__.ns--y A
stated in some of the Almaracks. The ‘Alma-A“
‘ mack published at this Oflice, wvas nearly all
struck elf previous to the ratification of the new
be rectified.
.
Efigcis of Intem/iérancc.--A most distressing
3d inst. between a man by tile name of .P/IZ'72€’(Z8
Taylor and one Zalmon Beers, which resulted in
the death of Mr. Taylor. The circumstances,
we leari-i,‘are substantially these :--Taylor and
Beers had met at a store in the neighborhood, in
the afternoou=ol’the above day, and after taking
pretty freely of the intoxicating draught, a dis-
pute arose between them, upon some trifling cir-
cumstance. which» proceeded to considerable
5/1.-‘fir.gt1 Tuesday, as under the old law, and as -
\.
hats and shawls stolen. ‘Many accidents arose
from carriages running against each‘ other.,
Reinforcements continue _to be obtained in
England for the Spanish patriots, and expedited
often. They seem to bedestiucd against New
.Grcnada. - t . » ' -
The \Vashington City Gazette aunouiices, that
the President of the United States, accompanied
by the Secretary of VVar, will set out," at the end
of the present month, on El tour to the Southern
states-. ' '
The same paper states, that the Hon. John
Forsytli, took formal" leave of the Executive, on
the 9th inst. previous to his departure as minis-
ter plenipotentiary to Spain. The U. S..sloop
of war Hornet, Capt. Reed, now at Boston. is
waiting‘-to convey Mr. Forsyth to his destination.
Itjalso states, that the Chevalier dc Onis, hav-
ing obtained-leave of his sogvereign, will return
home to Spain in May nexi.'.
The U. States Supreme Court, has decided a-
gainst the right of any State to tax the branches
of the Bank of the Unil.C(l.Sl.€ltCS.
Gen. Jitaii-Ls MILLER, ofthe army,~is ttppoin-
ted Governor of the new territory of Arkansaw,
The Legislature of Virginia, have passed a
. . - , . a_ '
Public Attctioii.
ILL‘ be sold at Public Auction‘, on
~ - »Thursday, 25th inst.‘at 2 o’clock,
,3 ., P. it_iLW(if not previously disposed of at
private sale.) a valuable Homestead, handsomely
situated in the town of New-Canaan, about fifty
rodssonth of the Meeting-I-louse, andwithin
twelve-rods of the‘Academy, onithe. Post Road
from Stamford in Danbury ; "consisting of about
six acres of Land, with a good D.w,'elling-House
and Barn tliert-on.—Also an excellent well ofdu-
rable water within at fewfeet of the7'door. It is
an excellent stand for almost any-’kiiitl7 of mer-
cantile business ; the land isofa superior qual-
ity, and under high culiivaiion,'with afine young
orchard on-it. Conditions made known-at time
of sale. -.lOEL1l'lOY'l‘.
New-Canaan, March 13, I819. "F46
_’I-‘oi l__.-ct, P
- HE Place formerly otvned by Col.
- ~C'zias Martin, tlec’tl, in‘N_orwalk,
.....'...... on the Post-road from New-York to-
Boston, about two miles east of'ih'e-Ch_urt:h, con-
taining 12 acresof excellent Land, principally
* 1* or Sale,
vcilualilo For,
YING in South-East, Putnam :
of Netv-York, about 20 miles fro
and Peekskill Landingstand about 25 ‘i_,
N orwalk Landing. The _F arm contain’,
of exclellent Land, proportioned with “t
plough, pasture, and wood land, with agt,
portion of orchard. On the premises are.
Dwelling‘-Iflouse, l3arn,.and' other out hous
The fences are in goodrepair, and land in a_‘
state of cultivation. The-pr.ice_ will be reasc
ble, and payments made easy. _‘ q ‘
LEGRA-ND DOOLITTLE.
N. B. 'The stibscriberwotild sell his stock and -
the purchaser.‘ 4
_ South-East, March I, l8l9.> 45 ,
. For Sale,
,A small Ftmn, ,. y I
ITUATED in Ritlgefieldnabout one‘ mile
north of the Meeting-House, containing a-
bout nine acres of excellent Land,_together with
anew two story Dtvelling-.i-lotise, standing there-
__§~' lengths.--Beers, h0W€V<i’-I‘: 500“ kit {he 5t01‘€a law to prohibit the exfiortaiiorz r._»/‘ 0y.<-tcra Callght ii/Ieatlow, with a fine orchard of ingraftetl li-hit. OIL The Nam. is an excellent stand for ,, M6,,
with the view, as was supposed, of going home.-, in the rivers and waters of that state. . "l‘hcie. is on ‘the. premises, a good Dwelling chanic, pamculmw a Tanner. and Cmfier; An
ll’ 1 and was followed out the door by '1 aylot‘, who im- Steam .5‘/2:/z.——Another steam ship is btultling 501139: Barn» (»'~‘“1a§§€‘“0“5€ Wld Ollie’ °“t'l‘0U‘ ind},-put;-,b]¢ mle will be givcn, For particulars,
%’ mediately clinched him, antl a -struggle ensued.-
Beers finally succeeded in releasing himsel_f,and
‘ upon being again pursued by Taylor, he seized ti
sled. stake, ‘whichlay near, and turned upon him,
forbidding his approach; Regardless, however,
= ‘» ofthe consequences, Taylor’-‘rushed upon him,
and receiveda blow on ‘his head, which so frac-
tured ltlsslillll that he survived but two or three
days. -There,are other ‘circumstances connect-
ed with-thi_s.afl'air_. which,: if true,‘ (and we cer-
ta/inly havereason to believe them, being from a
source which entitle them to"credlt,) must be
considered of the mosttsingular and striking na-
ture. It is stated, that thendeceased.-arid one
Jolm S.Beei-a", (who wasfountl dead in a ‘field, a
. few wereks-since, in Newtown,) were‘ in company
at .i;h>e..same store, a few months since, indulging
themselves in their habits of intemperance, and
. finally proceeded to what might,with much truth,
,- V, be called, czwitting u/zorzflzcts." Taylor accused
Beers.of being a-drunken dissipated fellow, and
1 that, in less than one year, lie would befourzd dead
, z'n\¢z'field,"in consequence of it. Beers replied
with a like accusation, and. observed, that he
-(Taylor) would quarrel wit/1 some one, _m'zd /za-vc
. "big bi-ains beat out, and would not live a month
w7i'l'tet' his (Beet-’.s) death; The assertions of each
‘~ I have been literally verified. .Beers was -found
dead in the field, with a bottle by hisside, within
2 the time stated, and Taylor, in less than a month
after, expired’ precisely in the manner predicted’
by Beers. ‘ A
~_ .3.
r It is with much pleasure We announce that
the Congress of the United States have made a
' gratft.o£4.1ownship of Land" to the Connecticut‘
. Asylum for the education ofthe Deaf and Dumb.
The Land to be locatetl in.-any of our uulocated
‘ Ii lands, under the direction of. the Sect-etary'of
the Treasury. The Senate were almost unani-
mous on the question. 3 i
‘ ____,__ I . She] New-S;'ork_ inarltet.FOne elf them had resi- E .m..-.\ p I 1'” ting-ion 1,a,.bo,,, Eas, Neck,
S/zanislz Treafy.—-The lutelligencer states that 9" "calf lC._ijllY “.1111 _1|$‘ {unit Y.» {:91 la‘ pp‘ _ H3 in .' P}, A “:M_ Islandwontainmg abnu, 200 acres; mfdglfi
' 1 the summary heretofore given of the provisions m°"° P45 -"' file ‘°m3“‘~" W9”? Cdnle‘ ~*’ 3-0 ’ ACCUMu0DAFItI(’)N PACKES, ly cleared Land, and in a good state ofcultiva
ii‘ ._ of this treaty appears to have been pretty cor-
rect, with the following additions : ‘ « ‘
I All grants made by Spain, in the ceded terri-
in New-York, intended as a packet between that
‘port and New—Orleans, to touch at severaliriter.
mediate ‘por'ts.'
Mr.- Jethro VVood, of Cayuga county, N. Y-
has sent one of his‘ new invented ploughs, to t/ze
Emficror of Russia. Dr. Mitcliell, of New
York, wrote the Emperor’ of Russia on the occa-
sion. '
Ty/1/zus Fe-ver.,—'-A London peper states that
Doctor Smith, obtained from Parliament five
thousand pounds forthe following recipe for the
cure of the Typhus Fever!“ six tlrachms of
powdered nitre, 6 do. ofoil of vitriol; mix them
in a tea-cup by adding to the nitre one tlrachin of
oil at a time. . The cup to be placed during the
preparationon it hot hearth,'or plate of heated
iron, and thetmixturc stirred with a tobacco pipe.
The cup to lie"-placed in tliffereiit parts of the
sick roorn."’ ' ‘
C'ance'rs.-’—A woman at Pittsburgh, who had
been alilictetl with a cancer, having seen pipsis-
siway recommended, she procured a quantity,
made a decoction ofit,idrank it copiously through
the day, and bathed the cancer with it. By a
completety eill-ctletl without any inconvenie:‘ice.
This plant" is_ better known by the name of Moun-
ltain Tea, or Evergreen.
‘ Doct. (lnizniv, of lleading. Penn. has sent Cir-
culars to the Post-l\’l:. tersiin almost every part
of the Union‘, stating that he cures Deafness.--
Certificates from those who have been cured, ac-
icompany the'Cii'culai'. [His preparation is to be
taken internally. _ ‘V _
. Drowmszl, On_Monday the 8th inst. at Bush-
a creek, two men (lntotliers) by the name of
Benton-—be_lon’ging to Litcnficld, South Farms.
They had _been engaged in obtaining cattle for
field. _
A Kingston, U. C. paper, contains thevpartic-
lars of the following casualties, which occurred
regular proceeding in this course, a cure was ,
wick, (L. I.) by the upsetting of asmall boat in .
ses; an excellent well of water near the door.-
‘The above will be let from the lirst of'April
next. Apply to VVM. _Bi:.~:Ni-:'r'r.
Saugatuck, March I1, 1819. *4.6
Lost,
N \Vetlnesilay, March IO, between Silas
Gregory's and Norwalk Bridge, a new
SADDLE. VVlioev<:r will leave said Saddle at
this Office, or give information where it may be
found, will receive a reasonable satisfaction from
the subscriber. VVM. VVILCOX.
i‘Joi-walk, March 11, 181-9. 45
Damlmry ’
Accommodation Stage,
’ ILL commence running on the 20th of
_ _ Marcli, by the way of Bethel, to perform
its regular trips through the season. '
To leave Danbury every Tm.-.s-day, T/iursilrn,
and Sfllurtlayi and arrive in season to take Pack-
ets at Norwall-:..—and to leave Norwalk on the fol-
lowing days.
§‘L’j~‘lS:~:ti'-.1 Czmjiages will be furnishetl on the
ishortcst notice. ,
N. B. One lialfof the above Lint: will be sold
nmreasonalile terms, to any persétr. in Daobury
disposed to purchase. ' . _
"‘ CHARLES \VORRl5LL.
. Ntirwalk, Feb. 23. 43
' Spriiig Establisliinent.
To sail on Tuesilag/s and Sutm'ila_2/s,from Eb-
enezer 1). Hog/t’s La1zdi2z.grit.N'orwa.lli,
inquire of the subscriber.
v »MO_SE_S MORRES.
. Ridgelieltl, Feb. 25, l8t9.._. . -l5 3.
. For Sale, _
_'A valuable Farm, ' "
IN the town of Patterson, Putnam county. Said
Farm is situated about halfa mile from thetillage,
containing about 30 acresof land,wel1proportion-
ed with meadow, plough, pasture, and wood land -
——an excellent Orchard, and plenty of almost ev-
_ er_v kind offruit, together with a Dwelling-House
and Barn. The price will below, an_d.pay.ment_s
made easy. ' Any PCFSOD Wishing 10 P\"‘Ch3S€2
can call and view the premises. For furtherpar-
tictilars, apply to the subscribers.
. J01-51. JVEWBURT, , 9,
Joint .N‘£trist}R2",§ mm '3'
Patterson, N. Y. Feb. 18, 1819.
F or Sale,
ABOUT 11 acres of LAND, together
5w44.
situated at Five Mile Ri.ver.'L-anding, afibrding at
number. of handsome building spots, and ‘is ad-
is a good stand for’ both store and tavern.
ing a handsome view of the sound. ' - I
The above will be sold together orseparate
may suit the pui-chaser. For further pat-tic’
apply to ELIAS RAYMOI‘-YD, nearthee
ises. Feb. 9. ‘~ V "*4l’
an acre, on which is a good building spot, afl'or_d‘
For Sale, a Farm, .
with good chesnut fence. Said Fariii is well
bered, and considerable locust timber among
withlabout ten acres of fresh and salt meadow. .
farming m_aterials’with the farm,if it“should suit _ _
with a House and small Bai'n, pleasantly’ '
mirably calculated for carrying on trade,as ‘it af-.
fords a number of places for making docks, and ~‘1_._.
/Ilsa’.-—-abotit one fourth of a mile above, 3-4-‘;;‘(l)“’Pf: ._ .
D
for ‘Peck Slip, .7\'“e-w-1’o2-1.‘.
. Sloop Eliza, Peiinoyer,
near that place, about the middle of February.
. . . . There is on the remises a ood double;t—tvoi‘i'
lwo persons, who were crossing a creek in a P ’ g ' " “
ritory, anterior to the 1st day of January, 1818,
story House, with a well of cxtjz’-.lleiit water w_i_t'hi:-;
are to" be respected.
ii - 26 to 48 feet. In war, (which may heaven avert,)
....».:,- . I: _
The islands adjacent to Florida are ceded with
the territory. * A L ‘ .
It is stipulated that theterritory shall, having
the necessary requisites, be admitted into the U-
nion on an equal footing with tlieoriginal states.
The Boston Centinel, in speaking of the Span-
, fish treaty, ceding the Floridas, says, -
it ' ‘ By this treaty, the United- States have an im-
fgiiense acquisition in Pensacola ,as a naval port-
3’hg.0n[y one of any im,/iortance from the C/zesa-
jzeake to Vera Cruz. Its -harbour is capable of
~ holding a large fleet, safe from‘ allwinds, capa-
\~ ble of the best tlefence, and having water from
i such a’ position must be a point of terrible annoy-
ance to the whole VVest-India trade; and the
possession of it, in peace, cannot but_ operate
most powerfully to induce the nations which own
the W'est-India Islands, to admit the U. States to
at fair and reciprocal trade ; and to relax oriabol-
ish that selfish, narrow, Colonial policy, which
"has been prosecuted in defiance of the soundest
maxims of policy al'l(l.pel'l?..1al1cl1t interest.
O Mellish’s Map has been referred‘ to in‘ _the late
negociations‘ with Spain. From that Map it ap-
4 "pears, that the whole domain of the U. States, ex-
‘, ‘tending from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean,
~ in about equal to two million two hundred and fif-
ty-six tlzatisand nine htmtlred and fifty-five square
’ - ,milts; of which that part lying east of the Mis-
. sissippi, and including the Fl_oritlas, is equal to
i nine hundred’ and forty-two thousand ‘one hun-
~_, .dr- d and thirty square miles. If the whole,do-
' , main were as populous as Connecticut at the last
[' census (l8iG) "it would contain apoptilation of
‘ M one hundred and thirty-five millions four hun-
i 1 dyed and seventeen ‘thousand three hundred per-
sons; and, if as populous as Italy now_is, the
l number would be five hundred and one million,
forty-four thousand and_ten ! Give the imagina-
tion play,.and there is no end to the grandeur
we may anticipate for our country. Nay, if a—_
rithmetic be true,,a very few brief years willfind
this the most powerful nation on the globe. We
have only to wish that it may be "as enlightened
as it will be powe'rf.ul. ; [JVat,1r.t.
iThe London (‘.ourier contains a long list of
the accidents and thefts in London during the
prevalence of the late fog. A great number of
persons had their watches taken from their fobs,
paper.
er’s trade.
above business, by ELIJ
near the Bridge.
sleigh, drove into a crack, and were drowned.
An aged and very infirm inan, rose from his
bed in the night, went t_o light his pipe at the fire,
when he fellinto it, and was burnetl to death.
A Mrs. Jones was burnt to death by the burn-
ing of her house, which accitleiitally caught fire
during the night, while the family were asleep;
her two childien narrowly escaped. ‘
T/ie Jcius.--l’rir. Noah, lll_ a late discourse at
the consecration of a Jewish Synagogue in New
York, states. that ‘there are upwards of 7 mill-
ions of Jews known to be in existence through-
out the world; a number greater than at any for-
mer ‘pt.-riod of their history ; and possessing
more wealth, activity, infltien_ce and talents, than
any body of people on earth of equal extent.-—
The signal for breaking the Turkish sceptre in
Europe will probably be their emancipation ;
they will deliver the north 6f Africa from its op-
pressors ; they will establish civilization in Eu-
rope and Turkey, and revive commerce and arts
‘in Greece ; they will march in triumphant.n.um-
hers, and repossess ‘themselves of Syria, and
take their rank among the governments of the
earth.’ - 1
-———--cast:-€363-:2:-CI--—-—
DIEIJ, _ ‘
In Newtown, Mr. Zliicajalz Nash, aged 45-
, Notice.
é , V HE Sailing of the sloop Orbit,
‘ _ - for Albany and Troy, is postpo-
ned on account of the River not being opened.
The time she will sail will be-gi.ven in tliehnext
[’l'7;‘lI. J. STREE T.
_l\;[:_trcli _1_5_._M T A .-
Waiitied,
. _N active, industriotis LAD, about 15 or 16.‘
. years of age, as an apprentice at the Coop-
Also, one or two .lourne.ymen at the
All MARSHALL, t_
Norwalk, March 6. 45"
, {Apprentices W anted.
' ANTED imiuetliately, two active indus-
trious Boys, from 14 to l6 years of age,
as Apprentices to the Blacksmithing Business.
Good reconimendations will be required. Ap-
ply to A. UN. BEERS.
carriages were robbed, and females had their‘
Norwalk, March 16,1819. . 46;
Sloop Mechaiiic, Bryant,
Sloop Union, Brown.
, One of the above Packets will leave here eve-
ry Tuesday and Saturday, for New-York, coni-
mencing this day.
For freight or passage apply to the subscriber,
oi‘ to either the Captains on board of thclt‘l‘C-
spective vess -. D. HOY'l‘.
Norwalk, ll/‘arch E6. F 46
Winter Arrangement.
,5-'—-\ PACKET, ‘
_5 To Sail every otlzer_Tiiesdizy, from
mirmll ty IIul;bell’s Lamling at .]\'’or-
walk, for Peck-Slip, .N'ew-Forlt.
TI~lEiieyvantl veryfastsailingsloopORlON
elegant births, will leave Norwalk for New-York
every other week on Tuesday, commencing tliis
clay, (9th inst.)» . V
For ft-sight or passage, apply to the subscri-
bers. or to the_ Captain on board. ,.,;
§~if}"“ Every attention will be -paid to the ac-
com modation of Passengers.
BURRALL & IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, I-‘eh. 9. 28
For Sale,
In. .N’orwalk, about 40 rods north of the bridge,‘
HE PREMISES, where Mr. P/iincus Hill
now lives, ‘consisting of a Lot of ground,
six rodsfront and ten deep, with a Dwelling-
Honse, Barn, VVell of water, and a num_bcr of
thriftyoapple and peach trees. &c. For terms,
apply to‘ JONATI-IAN KNIGHT, Esq. .
Who is authorised to give a good and sufiicient
title for the same. i ' J. CRIS-31$ Y. -
Sefit. 30.
HF. l-lon. Court of Probate for the district
of Danbury, hath limited six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors to theestate of
widow '1‘-Tory Jones, late of Ridgt-field, deceased,
to exhibit their claims against said estate for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts ‘properly attested within saitl time, will be
debaired zt .recovery.i'All persons indebted to
said estate, are-requested to make immediate
payment, ‘.0 I _ ‘ _
- - I ' _.J.iiin:s SE2'M0l:'R,.- E.-vecutor.
..i.:#i‘
\
n4_
Norwalk, March 4th, 1819. g
in twelve feet ofthe door; twiii arns, a g0.0d.'ei-*"_,
tler mill, and other out houses ; 'several orc'hartls,,
l3.Ki-:i:i.isit, master, having 16 superior and
containing about 800 Apple Trees, most-ly gt-{iii
ter apples; a number of Peer Trees of (lifiieif '
kinds ; and an excellent Garden near the
Said Farm is well water:-:d_ with livi‘ng-*'spf‘i}”
‘and a number of lots watered the year co‘
said’f-arm is large enough and well calculate
two. A 3 .
The Farm joins the water on bothsidei_‘s};-t- M
the north side is a beautiful building splat, ttgé
within twenty rods of. the door.
in a short distance of the house.
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 subscriber would be willing to sell
the whole or a part of said Farm as may best
suit the purchaser. M’ 3m.
on
F or Sale,
A valuable FARM, in Fairfield, two and
on the turnpike road leading to New York. The
Farm contains about 4-5 acres, proportioned with .
Meadow, Plough antl Pasture Land. On the
premises are a good dwelling House, Barn and
run of good l3tirrSt'ones, and aigood run ofcusv
tom. The fences are in excellent repair, and
the land in a good state of cultivation. The
price will be low and payments’ made easy.,-—
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
SAMUEL KELLOGG.
rzai,-fi._-1,1, Nov. l8tl1, l8l8. smso‘
situated» on Bel-den’s Hill, about 3 miles
from-_Nortvalk Bridge. The above Land is of
an excellent quality, and under good improve-
ment. An indisputable title antlimmetliate pos-
session will be given. For terms, apply to p
. .. , HANNAH B. SKIDDY, or
g SAMUEL BURRALL.
Norwalk,__Q_,ct. 13.
1:24
watered, with plenty of cleared laifid,‘ ti,inb"e'r,:‘;.‘*
fruit. 8:0. There is a public Landing witliinjhal»f_
amile of the house. Vessels and stages going‘?
and coming from New_-York daily ;'a Packet '
plies to and from New-York weekly, and ru,ns, _
There is a great"
privilege for gunning, fishing and clainingz, with» F
For ‘further ‘
a half miles west of the COut‘t-H0llS8,_
other out-houses. Also, a-Grist Mill with two i
, Tobe sold at private ‘sale, ; A
i -BOUT fortyacres-of LAND, handsomely
O‘
Norwalk Chronicler